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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14
SATURDAY MARCH, IA, 1857.

In. ftrgoR -E"lt!lez amnrnceT dta- Eetr- journal
ans isErn. James l.. <pir, Iure 1u IiHaa,"fHe H=r
;rfet 1udi.iaira. est e4nafiat poav Ia Place IL .ss1Es
A-aocis = Is tour supreme pour h Sc III his'n=s-
l. election aura lieu ie rrealicr Land dsA,fil, lstt
ncttIte
Ma. EisruE -tl.ase Announce James H.. a5,
Judge Of tAa Fifth Judicial nlStrtct. r. can5attt- Ia,
the Office Of Associate Judge Il tie sup."Fac
Court for the Seccni~HslYict
Fle@ta-n 70 take place ~ ths 1T Moa&ev Y Apul
1857, us.t l3.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

TuK VOUCHERS HAVE CoNE.-Thcee noble guard
isrs of the State Treasury, the Democratic press OF
This State who were silent Is the grave when in one
month-the last month Of Locoioco administration in
Michgar-their ncorruptibe Board Of State Auditors
paid from the State Treasury 800 900 Of frsuduleot
claims $40 600 Of which the present Republican A..
torney General has recovered by legal process, bat
who yeled with Indignation when lone thousand dol-
lars was sent to furnishing Michigan settlers iu So
sas-those noble guafdiars will be delighted 70 near
that permanent irjunction 10 to be placed upon their
endese prev arcstiOn in reference to the disposal OF
the Michigan Kanas Appropriation. The Baat
Greek Journal of Dec, contains the following, which
may serve tbe premir airy step toward the perma-
pent iriunction above referred to:
awe had the pleasure Of taking by the hand our
yourg friend Z. S. Nichols esq., who hiss just returned
rom Kansas He IS the bearer TO tie EIsc"tire o. h's
STATE of The vouchers certifying TO the proper d':barse-
neat Of the Kansas Find, about which our leighoor
has 70 much to cay. In the course OF short ioter'
yfw with Mr.. n. we learned much Of interest TO our
Republican friends which shall use at some future
day. We think in all probability, that some persons
among US who, having been to that Territory, now
sheer at bleeding Kansas can be made sensible
that the demands OF the party to which they belong
carried out by tbem have Invested them OF all thst
constitutes true patriotism"
Our neighbor, The Free Press has called Justify for
these vouchers and TO his utter chagrn and sstonsh
nent they have come they will op.n the eyes OF
the people TO the persistent Misrepresentation OF The
Free Press upon this oect In due time hope to
be permitted to lay hese vouchers before our readers
and We confidently anticipate that tbs Locofoco press
will declare them 70 be forgeries; but the originals
viii be open TO inspection. Detroit Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

CHEcylsG MAIL BAes.-We are glad to learn tia:
our remarks in the article published dsy or two since
upcs the careless way Of sending out maj osgs iIom
the Pos OF ,ss wlthost being checked, a. not NO
apply 10 the Boston Office. Mr.. Cspen our excellent
Postmaster, has devised and put 10 operation system
BY wbish every lock mail bag as it leaves the 9th SO !,
c1ebed, and by which also every one checked -
Is received into the office. He has cleo adopted meal
rbich nsure tho ssfe Transmission oi toe
mails between the P,s Ofi,e aaj the depo.s ard ~
is erssgsd IL rerfsca1g sTrsny snlents t1r toe
rjore ss'e fraDsmiion al tho Ill over the disTspi
route. throughout New Enssnd Mr. Cspsn s2pss:s
70 hsye entered upon the duties Of his off,s r.E >
deternirs'ion 30 render the Boston Poe. Od's TIE
ne 1el fioe for the country. IB5stos Jouchs.
TIE EDITOR Of ore If eeuLtTy exchanges, a sgit-
1, sho-iy 1etoys lie ton Day Of tho % babe ,es7
Y.ps,ked ihsk to RouStt fieIAsLn niga. VT, ta3oSt
;,xas vs,y dertafel, sc Wood had . god Missy
seia,. nc . favor $40 t'Pt uGt IL, FIVE =. ~ r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

BANNING IN GIoReIA-A bank bill has passed the
serse Of the Georgia Legislature the general provs-
lens OF which are:
ITO grant Suspension of specie payments untl the
18th November 1853, unless there is a general re-
sumption Of specie payments al On earlier date re-,
stiicis the banks to per cent interest on oil
osrs other contracts, whether short or long tlms
restrict. them to ore per cent q. the highest HINT fo-
sight exchange; forbids them dealing In Southern or
oiher paper 1T the North at usurious rates and IT
proved 10 hsve done co. invsidses their claim IN any
count in Georgia having competent jurisdiction; con-
pels all pres and cssbiers TO make affidavit thst
they have complied faithfully with tue provisions OF
this act arc II perjury is proved or them prescribes
the punishment &C. All banks which do not resume
by or before the 18Th November next TO DC pISeeedes
o,n,t Nv the Governor under the act Of 1910, ~h oh
IL forfeiture of their charter and ths effects put toto
the hsa1s Of . receiver" &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

DrPRAvrrf AND DTsrsrrrioS -Oa p-dsy sNsJ-
so 2 LAT German rAu.d Friedrich B.IheY rssslisS
THE rc,is ps,t Of tbs SIT, wsrd, vas Nrss.ed By
IL. cuoD Of Ccrcpe' Qaia, Oa Suspicion OF hsyfsc
cDstd The Sesih CT bis vife Il Is repr. p.sd ey tie
ts. hbo,s II a. Beker has b-pu Ally abGsed eis wife
,t vsIh us tnss. offes compiling hsr to 20 ~, 20
serk or bsg vhi'e be hss net been kno~n 20 do asy
work fer wear n two. Soc was freqaesuy beaten,
I'd sor, tir. turned oct 81 toe hoaee 81 night she
'ai'd 10 brig her husband 8 suppy Of food, sun so<
,obsoco
Sone ten days .iDce, OF s vtry ~ld night, B'rtss
out bis vie ont loss where she fensiped through
e light She wss seec io mor0ins by %
her wnh her feet fozsp and token fn'o be house,
Sbtre she renamed un'il her death. Ga Saturday
ruDCr fot snIead tbat tee woman ~, dead, o1s
BE ker objected 20 allowing any Ia 20 To- II vas,
boseytT core, snd Der dead body fouaa seved
up il sheet sud laid ostsssn tvs bid, Sssther for
the purpose Of coDeealmsnt osly Do c0ajs irsd.
Bel was arrested ard logged in j.h 70 await the
result Of n Coscnsrs itqrest. The fee end reed
were bruised ard scratch, thovirg that tue vomas
had hetn INFECTED q the ost brutal testnsAs sftsr
she ksd been rendered helpless by being peas irssss
10 dssb.
There were four childr,n ia toe family, aged respse
CIV six.ser seven and five years and ooe OF nsae
mouths The oldes; Is bright out sfarysd-loekisg
object The second is an idiot, and the ass - psex
as can be ssc.rtaised has beer let With h,eb4s "a
TIE yiciIi ty Of Mount Hope. The boass o. 10 In
mates were benin ably itby, and the Coso.er vae
compelled TO psy sperto, one do lar 10 ,emssn wisn
the corpse of the woman over right Inc eAhosss
viii no doubt be sent 70 the Poor House.
Rochester psmeersf, M. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

The BERLIv FREE LOVERS AGAIs.-A correspond
ent of The Sandusky Rssister from Berlin gives tue
particulars of r.ey occurresce there on
ulstiors With Tyler and bis prisoners during me
recent legal proceedings here, was that the press Oh
their Free Love organ, The Social Rerolut'o"",,
should be taken out OF the county. Our conesPoaa.
emf states that instead of being thus carried away It
was sim ply removed from the Davis House TO TIE free
Love Farm, where Frank Barry and Q few others oil
"ihe fraternity stil remain he sale on io,ecosaIe
Of mortgage not having yet been made, ana anohsr
Barry started for the Poet Office st the Heights
with several bushels OF copies Of The RerouoH'1 tof
mailing. The ladies Of the village had heard OF hs
coming and prepared TO testify their appreciation OF
bis peneverance under difficulties" by reception.
They accordingly assembled in the vicinity OF tho
Post. Office ard awaited Bsnys arrival; having pre-
vousy procured quantity d straw and shaSinge iof
use in the ceremonies. Presently Frank drove up 20
the cfice ard proceeded TO hitch his horse. WINE
Engaged at this the ladies made rush for bis wagon
and before he could realize what was uAn'Pu-
irk, they had seized all the loao (which was 10
bsgs and were making up street AZ o'esou
tpeed. Frank started 8 desperate caase IN Pui.
tuit, but when he overlook the fair despo4sis "es
under 20 great Roadway inst he unluskIy Humo,ea
over the bags a1d fell. In instant some 81 'oe
rgest Of the ladies had relied hrs long oeao ns9
him GOWN While the rest bore away rbsr priLe. Aau
in few moments more the PROSTATE capuFe Wa
made to look UPON bis entire edition IL Ix o"c1a
RtrOlafi7a,st ndirg in the smoke OF sona.s.
the Ere began to blaze tie bells OF the city segan 70
iirg AID the balance OF lie Lhabitaat. came 'of'n
lock also. The bunng mass was faithfully stehaou
and h pt stirred Up by the le0es IN III the ast esi 0
the edition was ccnsumed the poor captive o-cipls
Of freedom for the affections looking CO. perfect
picture Of despair. a
But fthe end was not yet The prisoner hsd
been released. when a cry wss raised, Cstch hi n
and shear bin! Accordingly rush was made i'r
the poof felox, but he Bss ssrsh ID a1d anhous I
quits " and ",iruek bee line for his wagon. lie
gas heartily pursued but win sps hs LOO S,st
sassg in, AID wa: c a. ,ast e9 Free Love
could csrr, him The lsdea pnrsued TO farther, oa'
returned 10 thor homes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

HoRsE MADE FURIOUS BIZ BLooD.-We learn, says
Tie Housatonc Republican, that lad about thirtesn
years of age named George Ha wthorn SON Of Thomas
Hawthorn Of South Canaan, had his thigh broken last
Friday evening, 27ih ult., in somewhat singular
rnaprer Ii appears thst Mr.. Hawthorn hsd been
butcheIrg that day. and that the BOY in assisting him
had got considerable blood upon bis clothes Hs en-
tered the stable water and feed spsn Of work or
team horses bu while in the act OF unnitching one OF
them the horse smet the blood upon his clothes and
immediately became frantic, firous'y attacked tae
boy. threw him down AMI paved him win his
fore feet back and kicked him, breaking his thigh
about half way above the knee, after which the
boy crawlsd under the mspger out Of reach OF the
horse which broke loose and rushed ont Of the stable
in perfect frepzisd state The ply called londy Tor
help when several came 10 his rescue. and drove
ibe horse his position the stable doorso that
they were able TO carry the boy from his osdous and
pain fl position aud found bln very badly bruised 10
ysious parts Of the BODY az well Is WHO DIS tnign
broken. DIS. Gilett and WEIGH called 10 dress
his wound, ard ne is c. Intortsbe rs could DE
expected; the wonder is that the horse did not kill
him outright. t
Nrw SECRET PoLITIcAL PARTY IN BosTos.-A
new secret political party organized 10 Bostonlsst
July we are informed, and now has some two thou.
.and members enrolled in i.s Councls Thsy cali
cd :" lie art Hand CLUBS, and have branches in
really every Ward 10 The city. To er:ei ne dor OF
the "Heart-n. land Club the member gives three
raps the wicket is then opened, sod the oussr guard
Gays: Who goes there :" then the psssSori Is gwen,
{" lis well with c number of the ticket which the
member nas IN b,s posseesicn TO be harded ID tas H.
re, guard, shd asJounced aloudin the hail. On enter
irg he ssres tie chief p:esiiog Off u ic he chair,
with his is h, bsndsear tbs heart, and takes Es ses.
The Hear: in-HGrd Clu5s hevs iaaA'lsa fees, shd
nothing TO psy On being sdoi.tsd - membership.
onuiasy COS tJibuon is taken up weekly TO Pay ex
psrrss tiS he bal, &c New members ca. be admit
led by .po.ihir@s vote Of the clsb stsr bang pro
,o,ed By hrse OF the member In good stsrdirg All
placed OIL me records for one weak. Oar rama Is
our ~ 5t:o IS ;hei: Is,,yag C,y. BJs;cL llsf.d.
The lag! V.R,s Pa Inns tss -s.sc p IA
m..,bsss 80 its cic-e IL! ms pf4si1sn-y IRE tsnt
cf s. +. b. ho-se q Nss-Yefi. IA sossnepe fs's-
g-LpL t.ytrt"r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11
AsrAcr ATTACKED BY Wolves IN MAIsr.--k.in

ASr,Gr ATTACKED BY Wolves IN MAIsY.-Msi0
papers sists that On Wednesday pigat Last y M
Mitchell was driving mail wagon on the besk Calais
rou O. from b., DstOn 10 the ne1t etoppleg pseos,
twenty niles from Bangor, being without ps.songsT
hir am was beset by pack OF wolves wbish csns
within On ace Of raising the deu,e with hin. They
usre about a cozep ia number and came on hsyos and
noisy. Mitchell, however drove up smart, which b
had no difficulty in dorg o. the horses wefe gate -
much frightered o. himseIf Az they pnssesi hAsd
upon him aid Rlsred their eyebslls snd gessesd nsr
Il. eth about him. he let 20 the tents Ut rs which
lsis out ore Of the hungry cree and for ius checked
their pursuit This was progidentsny nsaf re ssop.
pirg place, upon arriving at which tho dnves 10 SAC
10 have been pretty well overcome with exeisomsIt
and flight.
Fox CgIsr ON TRANSFORMING DAr.-Ts< CseR
Md Democrat says: A grant fox eh~s cane %
Ibuysday Thanksgiving dsyl, between fdkfoa -
Welch Point. Thirty horsemen, vi.h twenty ooss,
jonsd the chase During The chase ,hFse foxes vefs
running at ote tme not more than three or four hsa-
dred yards shesd Of the pack Such OF tue soohsmss
a. were in position TO witGea It, ceecnbed II ~
very amin aiiIg scene. Al three Of Inc foxes were
esIhed. .... ..t.
KEoKuK.-Iti s estimated thst over sixteen mniSN
Of brick have been put iLt) bul hgs this ysef.
When in sddi,ion to these tho great number VI 800
sme ore couLvd, 1t will be seen t1at our c.ey pa
been erosing some. And II II MT don' gro ,Iss
,uits Of the panic and AID times. IL ~ NOT yos NO
ad sG5 ,ss fs % ,i b.t Mr. J.%e.
las already contracted q put up 'Uv% ,l:1 .sA'
-, X, 0kuk tlIws) 6sss Ci!ys
l.t,sr from Mount yeILos, Il, sanoan"ag zoe
o,a,iro az T.rI of the SgPrege toon m,t .9-s,
a yems,k .bie fact that all hs yadsss o. 'ae
Ssn,. ,.s Count ennigrssen from Oseids Colaty ~ I.
81 n,,;ses OF The same S.s,e, snd ~ re- ssa
a.;a. Connty Judge Breese w.nt 70 II mo; vn.n
,.a,b In 1918; Judge Cs.on, Chit Jastos' 70 ieS'
ara judge Skinner, lsier.
IIrexY YAsxEE-Tke Grfnfeid tAassJ cszfns
~. tb,t Charles H. Goodwin formerly soeog'neW N
TX SneIc.r Co.'S bird factory 10 10 q pisos. gees
a. oland in toe Iext steamer 20 Look aftsr "a sesAS
~ 500 co j. to himss his father End MS aunt BY
brsther ef bis father lately decessed at London.
The porrsit Of james BuchseaD srs,es tss psgss o.
" III. Gen. sloeical Pocket Boob" Gefmso sseeA
for 1858. pubi.hsd AZ Coins sloog With those Of ne
PIircess Royal Of Eoglard, tbs Grand Doebess AeA
arors s,d grand Duke Hicoolss Of kassA. P.ss,ie1
Urquzs Of the Agsltns COniederatioa, ana ' ''u-A~
MOrpoi. 80 , -
james II. Richmond, Q brass founder Q, Nes-b.a-
fio, and bighy respected cltiz-s, conm,oeo sI.os
Thursday Afternoon, by shooting haSeu "''ssn -
head. ...t ..l...-..
AZ ssr Artrpio. Texas, recently, msa va sh@
dead in Gov Bells sSdeD, IN inc acs Oh s'eeAs Pc
tstoes.
Ts.,ysoyIys.-Goy stsvhrt Of Missouri hss Gee
;.r,t.d Tbr-,isy. Dec. 81, 70 Dc Observed a day
] OF Thanh * Wig Il thss Dave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

MoRx OF TUcxERMAS's DoisGs Il. Ia ssia that
Tuek.rman 'mpspted bis d,pr,dstiors 10 his lee
Ire of criminal busipess the later pert Of Aaasss.
TIE msil pouch mace up at New York Tor BfSrsoofo,
W., Wa On the 3lst Of August found cut open and
rHed near Springfield Mass. On The ssms evsnisBn
was ascertain ed tina. stranger had hired howe ana
buggy a. Cticopes to 60 to the ASHAMED t1we aao
back Next morning the horse returned to its owner,
without carriage or hsrnsse. Subsequently hsy ssrs
fourd, and in the bottom Of toe wagon sundry ifsS-
mep's Of envelopes, &C., proving conoiaavely tss!
the person by whom the horse and buggy VS. bred
had been implicated 10 the robbery. Toe deeerpfisa
Il that individual vas given vita considerable sesu-
rscy Of detail at the time and has been found 70 agree
in almost every particular with the psrsonal appear
snce Of Tuck ermsn.
The aggregate OF available sb'tacsed by him 10 Rot
posv. Known, but Of notes drafts * y, the ssesne
Ia sc.rtsin.d TO have been im'nsnse- huotreds Of
ihou,ar Dc Of dolars The latter there s huh doaSs
have been rearly ell destroyed Such, ct lsss HE
sdmiss on though csrpeibsg of his hes been fcuse
containing notes 10 considerable amoant. a. eAse
Al COO worth Of postage stsaps we're In tho stolen
Phsdelphia mali These be offered 10 fstays - M.
HolbIook. DepredstSns smoua tho Letters 'dsstise1
for Europe very great. and THE doubtless scoouas
for the failure Of many European houses 70 receive
Their remitisrees BY the November Gamer fsm BIS
ton Bostos Ledger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11
DAM. large town Of Csppsdocia (ClssscA Dot,cn.sy

An EnRArIc DrAcos.-An exceedingly spicy Law
suit 10 going on Just nov in Waerford, Saratoga coun
". New-Yoik, and one which hes created "a I'm
mere deal Of scsndsl smOpg the "breheren and sl'
teren" of the N ,thodst Church in that region The
parties to this sut Deacon JOshus Morse ara hi1
wife. Joebua had always been q deacon In gooo
.tsroipg with the church, until shortly after his 60
cord marriage. BY bis first wife he had seven chil:
dren, the oJoeet, yourg gi Just beginning to feel
that she had q will Of her own." The deacon had
not been married more thSn month or two, when he
placed this daughter at the head OF the household,
ar formt hrs Morse thst she must 3sy her orders
The other children, seeiog the state Of affairs, also
commenced TO ride their step.mother roughshod
al d The, poor woman, had rather hard tlaie OF It,
Occasionally she refused to obey the mandates OF the
"youpg unf" when they used compulsory persu Ssioo
in the shape Of sundry Blooms, brckosts. ETC. shs
was too spunky for them, these youpg hopefos would
call upon papa, and papa would taAe steps to reduce
Mrs. NJ to what he considered her proper position.
Som etimes he locked her 10 the house. son- times out
Of it, ard on occasion, when he performed the lat
Ter operation he threw two pals of water out OF the
upper window upon her, to cool down her sPirts:
Finely, these " little indiscresons, ana " mite on
fererces began to attract the attention OF the neigh
bos and the church intenered. Two preceding elders
were appointed 10 examine into and hear the facts Of
the Gaze ard they passed some pretty strong cense
upon Descon Morse for the manner IN when ne es'ed
the woman be had sworn 10 love, honor aud cherish.
lie promised to reform in that particular, and 90 bster
there Aiter-a duty be felt the more Incumbent upon
HIM, as bis daughter was to be married IN ley
weeEs. Having thus promised, ne was dismissed
without being obliged to resxn his desconship, aud
the elders reported him as " all right" sgan. fhe
dsy following, however in spis Of his fine promises
this cratic deacon broke up Housekeeping altogether
sen. biz clidren cut TO board and took away every
thing Of value from the house, leaving has wife and
the one child she had by him, in comparative destitu'
tor. When be left he aveued that he was going
West." but declined to cay to what part Of that
somewhat extensive and some hat comprehensive To-
csliry. The next that heard Of him was that DO
bad procured divorce in Indiana on toe ground tnt
brow by Mrs Morse against her husband for abandon
IL her and to compel him TO support her: Tue ooiy
QUE sion is, whether divorce procured IN Indiana
without the knowledge Of the womsn is valid 10 View
York. IL 70, the lively deacon must gam the case
If rot the probability s that Mrs. Morse will succeed
In bringing her uDfaitbful spouse TO terms AZ al
events, this 10 the communication devoudy - DO
wished p In the time, the Church Is preparing
10 take further action on the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11
ASAMsos IN sHAcxLrs.-Tke Monroe tWlscepaial

Pes rays;
"A prior er in the Green County Jail. By ths asus
Of Sau With am, has been amusing himsef Add seeoa.
Thing the Jsi'O, with bis issts OF strength Usasded
by ,r gle instrument, ae broke set Of the ssrosgsa
patent handouts rent the shsckles from his lost tore
q several locks fren, the DIOR Of h. cal b,oke large
iron docr wni,n served additional fastening, ssd
passing out into the hal Of the jail exercised hnnss
in the sat.fs tory mysteries OF pigsos ~1ssi
ps or two since concpsed 20 give Another snter
tsiDnent, which consisted in breaking two OF The
heavy IRON bsrs Ct tho Crates Of his ce door boz bis
performance being unssssonsbly checked by Ne s.-
rsnce of his keeper, be retired from the Scene N sv'-
cent confusion" ell,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

The Mutually LAws.-CertGin parties were
yesterday brought beisre the Uued states District AZ
tciney ~ "a picon OF b,iog engaged IN 81
JgsihsI NicsIsgaa. Toe large nHn9 u W p-'7s ,
lately carried south By bs steamer E7ergsse uF!ag
beweer Chsrle .tor ara Fo'iis ports ;. - sGols,ts
ber 10 The i,iJn The testimony 81 hsr essnt u
her we-o settlers SD lsTfll emisria, re
beyed her Aeau 4 cttsr partss m etse was ess'o-
ICasrl-sssn N-lc.fy. De
o. n. n4sy -, th,re rers - o. n 81 :" ~3e.;
old lsrles asslOo per had e; De-v,'s. KY I'D 50
Lead ~ y.a1lJ.s esite 81 81 al heaa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

This, however will depend very much on the state
of the weather. If ii is as warm the week before
Christmas as il is this Tuesday, Dec g. the Western
stock cannot be brought forward, and the price may
rule high from scarcity. 30 itnsy with pretty good
supply reaching the city day or two before Christmas
in mild weather, should it then suddenly turn cold.
That however will happen too late for farmers to pro-
fit by it We do think, however, that they may profit
BY our eetinstes above, and by making calculations
themselves upon the prospect Of the market being fully
supplied Lot II be borne in mind that nothing but the
very first quality will obtain the above quotations OF
rstrate prices. Let al parties interested look care.
fully ct our weekly quotations and note the condition
of . ba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11
Indian SLAVE. IN NIBRAsKA.-Tk 81. Lssss

IsDIAs SLAVE, IN NIBRAsKA.-1k 81. Lesss
Democrat ssyf:
We are informed by gentleman just from Nshraeks
tina, some Indians are now held In slavery BY citizen
ct that ace The holder If them 10 recently ho0
T,ah. where he purch .ssd them from the Mosmocs,
where IL dian Slavery 10 Of the juncs OF ne PIN
ray wife system, and be nov comtnusst 70 hold tssn
dOubtlss s in conformity with the bred Scott Sessson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

CoACHNAS SOLD BY his MisrREss - For year
or mole pssr, and uHiil few weeks ago, ns.olSoss
c, prisn known by the name Of Fanny Peel, bee lived
sno puIsued her courss Of Elm sod stane W sats CITY,
She ea= We known 10 the Mayor anc ~ ncary al The
city officers. Her stykh turnout and hksly s'gro
O. sckn 81 hare often attracted the al nirog gtss o.
citizens in principal sreets while the eeo,Asesa
hailot reclined her upoa the luxurious carnage
cushions. The negro eoachman banded the siooo
with air. ard was evidently proud OF bis positsa
if rot Of his disreputabe mirts S. Psfhsps he vse
prouder stil Of h,s salArytor during oil the hms 81
this female residence in Cbicsgo the nsadsome AArsy
remained her faithful ssryans. end vsea abe wsnS
away be wet with h.ri
The Cypisr left thi. city for California sone weeks
sgo Her intention, rs given cut, VS. to 20 % vay
Of the Isthmus and take her coach and horses sloeg
with her The resro. who had served her 30 long
and faithfully here, AID for whom she processes
strerg attachment was slso engaged 70 ssceopaay
her to take care OF her horses the wss and feeone
bis position as her cosehmsn resohirg Ssn ffAA-
cifco Delud.d dA,ksyl % aIrivil z in Nes o isAAs
the beartess Fsnny sold carriage horses Aod ssgSer
to the highest bidder, With tho procssds 10 hsr
poche Of she proceed. her ssy, Whio the unhappy
African We are told, Sss fo'hsith sh'pped % Q
steamboat and conveyed 70 sugar pantstioa up the
Red River Ii IL ssd he brOoght handsome pr'cs.
The Intelligence If this refsIious speceaioa reached
this city several days sioce, and Il this which IL
arousirg the wrath Of the abJlitionists Where the
excite ent will end no o1e can tell IChieago Times.