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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

TFNHR Stockholders Nashville and GleneliH TuTH-
i pike Company win meet IN Ma hyis on hOND Az, the
eh dy Of April ueKt the o6iCe Of " L Boyd, ChofFy
street, a. il stUek, A M. Puneuzl atisI dance Is 70
eusated. ImArJ5-dIg.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

Clae- .a.a ae9i, the .Spsetetar hs2 sh2.l
editorial char .i,st III Democratic yzy.
tr j. ALREADY g. + all tr.ei. IN visw Of tic
lcca1eatj@. e!eesea e 1850 that IS to
.ay tlat ;le party IS underwriting to create
Tie impression that tie great contest eil
'hct be between the North and South. We
wonder ii anybody doubts this but the SPEC.
tato. 10 the editors re. know that al
ready preparations axe making by The
BLACK Republicans to run q candidate Of
that parts for the Presidency in 1850 ?
We should rs,Acr suppose il vas trick
Of the opposition 10 leep together il
forces Of tie faithful oatl-bounds, ty crying
peace. peace, when theyo . 10 peace 3"
They could not make even respectable
Gsl. al Inc late eleelioes n Virginia, and
sra fearing, aoaJtlesa, ,A.ir party will be-
come extinct Il atn zaQh mon rs Stephens
and Toonts OF Georgia, Pratt and pesree
Of Maryland billiard u Alalama, G!ay Of
Kentucky and 4 host Of other equally dis
tinguishad members Of the oil Wig party
have come to the aid Of the democracy re
prcsor5e the tHaion, it docs SEEM TO Us that
the eyes Of the opposition ought 10 be OPEN
ed to the dangers--tut the proiudices Of the
Spectator against the democracy arc 50 deep
seated hat tie aageat and conclusive aren-
racats q the distinguished gentlemen allea.
cd to have no weight VITA lis o4itdrs, and We
very much doul whether loesheaa Of the
three RS would pea3eaa aly salutary eject
IN this rarGeuiar Tic Spectator says .
political millennium" was rsoaised by the
election of Buchanan auA that has proven u
Fl lure. Here, again, oar s.eightors ere at
fault, because they must know that If Boeh-
anan ID pot ycen elected Fromoat would
have been. and in that event The present
state o. til SswouN not now exist We
respectfully VTgtst TO the Spectator the
prorriaiy q .i0.,& the administration fair
trial--of snl ylae Ne reasons Which iadrr
ccd 90 many Of tis.r d eonfreres to alan.
don their ol,! party aud fStseh themselves
to the Great democratic tafiy L maF be
that they ID ieeea4 Convinced q the pro-
frjyiy ofsaeh aeoarse, md go any Do like
wisc' No n.4st confess though, that cur
hope is weak
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
Gi:lGl eFg tnHVsLsi0S,

4 meeting q Butchers was held in Phi
saelHhia on the eth inst. Two colnnun;.
cations we're reed from the Butchers Asgo-
e.ston IN Baltimore one ANNOUNCING the
formation af a Society, and lhe other favor
ing the holding of Convention. The
Butchers Of New York, Baltimore and Gin
einnati were wiling to have n Convention
fer the purpose Of comparing Jews on tie
proper purchase Of eattle--thcy wished to
establish I uniform price and 70 abolish the
scales Tie prominent propositions to he
submitted to the Convention are to abolish
the scales ia the purchase Of stock-to os.
se1lish a board Of purchase from The growers
and feeders Of cattle only 70 or2anizo in
each CITY Lizard Of purchase, who faeN
correspond With tha various other t.aJs
a.t3 fasaisa information IS to .ao state Of
the markets WITH regard 10 sanply snd d.
;aaal. 1t was received 20 lc'd the propos-
q Convention IN Jaly uc1t, 4 Mr. Reefe
he was preef4t a4.5 Sc represented the
4enal.,o d Eeaezu.la, who're good c.taa
e=aia be bought faf s. or IS heaa--,acy
could be frangltto this country in steam
s5aiPs, in about ten days, fsr & O or E !; Ter
head. Mr. Reefe 55il cha. person Lal
eame 70 this country Ter The purpose If rais-
iae &lg9,gg9, aaa proposed so sell $50, GEO
at 81 per head. Mr. Z. said a million OF
cattle we're slain every year for their hides,
on account Of hides demanding snch Lieh
ptiee. Cattle are 70 iaiea in Yenesuela TINT
there q no gyas. tacge >'ol. Whiting who
bad resided II Venezuela for twenty years,
said lie say To aitfefea2e between the meat
IN that country and this.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
Notice.

When the present proprietors y-Sar.cok
the management of the Findicator. they
determined TO close their accounts, SO fsr AZ
they could once year 70 this raasonaSl.
rule none can object. There is no reason
that bills should remain unpaid year .tter
year, -and we are certain it arises more sror,
neglect and forgetfuness on the part Of sub
Fcribers than any other cause. 1t is the adj
vance payers who keep an Office up and
they are not enough to make tue finances of
an establishment easy. 1t is better, too,
for all parties, in any business, to close up
at least once year, aud as we desire to
open new set of books by the LIST of July.
(the tine when our year commonces) we
hope all persons indebted TO us will settle
up the years business. Those who attend
70 this notice will be charged but 7'po
Dal{ers, otherwise, they cannot complain.
if the extra haJ' doltor is charged.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
Tie ExeisGneHE Id Rockingham.


-Ae i&sA&}2fAs ia K9fksngham.
The excitement occasioncd bv the exccu-
ton Of Raw,olI n Poeligeb,n : H.
r,,a-. f. IN ~,
=, - 'i'9 .sV0V.'so 'nss s''lii W.
~ N''YS'St"li3 Etb1.tatseA VIII shortly be
mate, by persons familiar with the facts Of
the case and with the yillainies Of Randall
which ryuder il unna,eerq,, f,r - w.. :.
.,;va o,,.. .,,.a... l...:,.
- - '.''' '+''"''a - l''''''', = Tue
''"l5-Nt = ~ SS13 'A'1 ca W eahes0aS last,
counterfeit engraving plate Of FIVE d9ll@la.
OF the Central B4uk al Stauut9n fneIg -.
ooufe3 wsq ,.reesut.l i, t.a,.l.n.o,. ~.
--;.;,a,.o. ft.,.=..-... - ~
e '0',''''',ss' 0''4'"s2 from iS8a-
o''4A ) ia,As'E l-aha@ll was hung about mid
iaght, ~ tie presence g about 80 PERSONS
tic lite hour was chosen for the Y,irr.a.s
# rr..ys..t;..se t5..=s=as,.=, -. =
,,l..s :. 49,. -.
We .Aall a4lGa., rs sen ss received. IL.
promised hstarr and in tie maanw}.;ls "a.
commend to .ac attention of aIl. The follow.
iar extract from 8 1..i,,ro ,l.,.,.a4,1 l.. -,
l,ta .t,1o. -, '"1
- - 'i's s'''as ~ Sii5 I III
''s'if y y IfGii5la -
1t Gan scarcplv ho necessary IA rcnarl.
that nothing in all morality is more trta
than that it is better for ten guilty persons
to cscape thcir merited runis!l.aSnt. than
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

We see It stated in one Of on, up country
exchanges, that there is a man in the c5on.
~ Of Floyd who has two or three thousand
bushels Of Corn, and won't sell busbeI nm.
less he caa get tro dol7ars and sepen,y.fre
cents a hushol That mans chance f,r
heaven IS rather slim
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
ta.rartilE Yl.aiui1.

The annual meeting & the Society q
Alumni will take place en- Friday, The 26th
Of June The address will be delivered If
the oratog-IIon. William Ballard Preston
on SATURDAY. the 9Th Al 1larar o,eIrok-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
Nd AZ SD @f,kNRp.

u. .absc bers have small Tract. consisting
! q - % eighty five to one hundred acre. Il
laaa t8- =ale. Il lies IN the section known as the
"5lt bAbLBY,' IN ttls county. his land BE-.
.r2 we'll adapted 70 the production Of either Grass
- sefall aaald, with saau amount of GUITAR n
g Wag 81 improvements, he made very desira.
= PsHas IS. Being e3nti uoW- ia lneuntain rang
q ain a honudlssa e&le1t, il Is worthy of the al
t5ni.nn o. tuua. engaged in he raising OF steel.
- As -4nd is posi'ipty for sale III terms All o.
Z ADJ accommodating Dor further pattcG,aIs
enquire VI elthst Of tbs undersigned.
" IS. Fl EMING.
A. STEVENSON
June 90, lS51.-~3t. Moaterey, I'll lland -.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
SIob 1t Port gerublie.


''', "ees' ,.'e occurrences % one q 'nos0
e!sn9tsss :, l'ei,''5aE Jury, ;'-'o'5' p o'f
.siess' e,isS.' y ta's aus ~ = ~ ..'' "'s-
sess' ss.s es's'.sis sia ~ y '''''..' ''' ~
~
ne "'',.a '...''.F'. " ''.'',''1''' " ''-'''
se'h3s . iholsaie iii4l 'Ae '4"t gas 4s@oo'ea
oa'e'ei'.g '1A' F'f,aau,nF o'S'A'-a '''a' 0'l'
'.F rae na"'e q We ' ls'.",'2e loNi"'.''e
81. ReP0'te a"a 5e'"''F' claiming
me flsa' 81 ae''os "aei'laF5 to, ana III pre-,
feaeiee q 'i2 constituted ao'ao5'"es' and
VITA i view 81 taxing 'oS"'1'"ec q ''n
'aus9s q grievance III society NiEfoSNG,
a"aliS ana sohlnaF'ly OF erIh as furnish no
sesos 'e'"eeee 70 cohYiet--hangng tie aeops'
81 y reason q ne o1SffH'e q ei2dsn
,a' generously hahaihg over te 'Ae poor
'esf'sea anu ineih'ient courts OF the ooun-
Try such cases IS IN the opinion Of IBIS
august eoay, VIII Eii9Fd 6satt f1'acn'e IF
quit / Ais Is The beginning Int should
me 1ailss care u q4.ief with the committee
tnd snow mercy g t1e accused what then
gun
aaa SPIT upon the Courts thereafter VIII
Trey trust item again With tic mana -og,ou,
ssv 900 w., = H,;. os,;,.s,:'g 49,.
~ - - 80 ''''' '''
f'.A.' nav s..,.a' s1e' a"oeo,' i,P--so'h IN
capacity t7F tae tax Of iafiettn7 punish
14tAf Eh1eA tAe Co'aml'tee soem 70 thln}; Ia
faa Guy oiaes o. criminal courtf Thee
: :. -, = :, - - ~ ~ S'.'''
i : s.le "a'5 q 81 goa oAiSoE' r. '7''h
efon tier inception, aud 70 zoe that f. Nv
shsll reiea supreme E-erv inst5ro- ia 4
,iolepee proceeds opoa The cr.r-.n ,.....
ssi,5J j.. tb5eo - nar,:-;,.,, u,...t.
sl1., .5,s4.....,1 -. -..,- - -, -, '-a
ee.3f}5 constituted IeTess q tno govern
meat are either too feeble or 20 conul.
fer the adequate protection Of society Er.
trg instance Of impuaitv to such violence,
"a ~ .a,a;ss:o. u -. ro,.o~n.,.o.. -. -.
imnoaebInent ard Of the fat # ;,e ;,o};l;.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
g,a.G u f&YaIIyl

Mr.. Jona H. G6Awroap, vas raas s. =
.qoiea captain Of tao Cavalry Company al
tached to the l60th Regiment, in this coun-
y in l'aee Of Wm p Anderson promoted
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
Elected,

The Official returns from the 18th Con.
gressional District have at last been recciy-
ID and Judge Hopkins, 6aam) is elected
ly majority Of 80. This gives an uubro.
ken democratic delegation In the next Con.
gress.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
1e Crops
CRcT3 ~ TIE

caors ~ TIE F4sr
Iie St Louis 1aeazegft lqs TIE follow
ing IN regard to t8e Yso2pects 5f taa c.oFs
IL tae West and Moth y est
- spting Of unparalleled taa1 wardbess
aFp' ndln& throughout il the la4ea,Ial, SO
en- sS'cs anl l!g4hg itost7 ii advanced au
ton0, very natural gave rise Il Tia ino4t de-
pressing arpre'ohs.ens 0; q harvest Heafa
AarpY 10 ot serve from our ,fost,rn ,xohau-
ges ilIa' these faFe1o}iuyH are fortunately
NJ; lkelg e ~ ii tae Ie5zt 1e51i.ell. SO fsr
Us great pat of he e4l.y # tire Ati<sit-
sippi IS concerned - 45nnGaut rains
Nh'ch have ftli7a during ,he =. fortnight
have had the oIyet e causing the wheat
which was thrown cut Of the ground BY
frost u take rect ana It new. = various
Localities, presents the most thriving ard
promising appearance in Southern Hi
uols, the condition oi.tae efeea Is fe4s IA
terlog, and it is believed that some o't6o
Wheat viii .be ready to harvest bv the 25tA
Ct the present month IN Sa5s III stern
Missouri and Western Hes.t'ss&y, - = s.
poets for wheat arc cqua.Iy bgigat Iven
in centre! Wisconsin the wheat S looking
finely, while froa, ali parts Of Chic we re-
ccive very encouraging reports We think
ii s now beyond question that III all lati
tudes ordinarily temperate there Will be at
least two-thif3s Weld Of he cereal grains,
unless the rayagcs Of the weeyil Or the rust
sAoald intervene
In the aeiehgorloaj a gas e.;g, Feee-
tation has within few daFa taken a sur
prisinr start forward. 81 present e#.4#4.t-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

VI HER casa decree ans rendered hy the G;
! cult Court of Augusta cointy at IT, jun
a:e. Mary NJ. Glass, - which she was prohibited
from marrying again duging the lifetime ui the
undersigned aud reservinE 70 bin the privilege II
dohg 81 II he shaatd think proper. hereby u..-
tiiy the public To prevent any person from bang
imposed upon, who might be ignorant OF said d.
cree, that hereafter aa in no wise responsible irr
any sets q Aers, either f. regard to her contracts,
otherwise. .AGE. w. Glass
une - 1887 1t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
- Il E,GTS

aai5iaiaE the Slaughter House. on o1.e is FIRST
rstz t-..s,, snd Il desirable, about ;, Acres NJ
In; raj meadow adioiung Ia, f1rlnrr lnts Tbs
paeHeaiI IS situated within the Corpoi alton OK
S.aaetea. end Gully few hundred yards from ;he
Western iHna,ie Asylum, the Institution Tor tie
y and DuMb snd Blind. There are three first
Ga ildEsls, and five Mule and Female Seginsri,t
u staanlan, ali we'll attended To any persais
wishing 10 engage in the bucberng business. | can
"a e.s arfn inst there Is no plano superior In thr
stata a Virginia. having carried ON the huaine.s
tq apHasds . twenty years. Possession given lat
III. j. II. Asst.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
SATURDAY, JUNE %. 1857.


TO ADVERTISERS. - TIE yindcator has I.
large aad increasing circulation in this and Tie az
iain.ng eeaaties, and is valuable medium for adj
fefasefs. Circulating among business men, it af-
farda great Inducements to those who viii upc its
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

The Aue0s.a Ere Association intend IN
excursion sd ilie.nic at Crawfards Springs
OF the ith q Jaiy As usual. We suppose
the 4th Won! stop in Stanton.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

: r.. !. sbe above property I: no; sold toSe'h
c. NJ -e.t any pat iA.c0 4Aa rent the b4l
aaees j. Il. 4.
dtfe -, i6s7.--3
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
&s;B s4isieiy Negroes.

consisting Of Mes, Y7cmen, and Cdildsea, anu M
Young, NTH only enc exception
I IS my desire to dispose OF :his property pri-
fateiF aud persons wi.hing 70 purchase are re-
c%e5ts4 to make immediate application; bu, ia
saie should not be effected before the lst Of Sc.
tsmbef next, said property, together with all the
stock, comprising Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hog
aiming lmpieHents Household aad Kitchen Fil#.
sale al public auction.
Terms liberal, aud viii go made Known 70 at.
enc wishing to buy.
June 20, ls57.-sGs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

I. II l.. o'gr - Sc through Ills
p.ace Oh IAQls " on lis way to Nus ing.
ton
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
EeU!9s'oaR Excursion.

4 UGUSTA Fire Association will celebrate tic
n coming 4th cf July hy Picnic at Crawforl's
Servings. A special train for the occasion has been
chartered and will leave Stanton on the inornin,
oi the 9Th aud return by dark,
limited number of Excursion Tickets NAV vet
be had By an early application to the undersigned
Committee of arrangements.
JOHN NJ HARDY
1MhN hhhFE, Committee.
j ". BUCHER, OF
j. nIlNtPItk, Arrnng'tt-.
JOHN A. klsE.
.luae ~. l357
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Z: D Gee fskk e

This tcact ext mia rom Buffalo Gap on the north
east m hoc&5fitl.se county liaa on tho south.
w.t. and from near t Inc Il the aeiaia Cont al
Railroad on thu southeas Of the valley OF the Liz
Calt Pasture or the northwest and k covered witt
heavy original growth Of OAK, pfAE. CHS.
NJ / @c. Naai q lie capa5l OIL eu.tivatioa and
well adapted ~ Chg eeetth o the various grains,
and grasses chnHon to tits Seetan 81 tho country
There are numerous Springs ol tie tract AID
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

/ ~ = ! 80
Use ARTHUR's celebrated
SELF-sEALING CANS and
JARS, aud YOU will have fresh
,.......,. fruit all the year at Su.nAler
IEL3H FRUIT prices.
Full directions for putin. ny
al Ainds OF Fruit anal Tomatoes
accompany these cara aud ats
They are made o. Tn, Gla-s.
AZ WINTER Qnaensware, and ERE and Ac,d
proof Stone Ware. : ne eize3
are from pints to gallons. lll,se
cans and Jars are entirely
At ihe tops, LGd NEST, ~ secure
economy in transportation.
For sale by Storekeepers
BETTER throu ghout the United States
Descriptive circulars sent on
application. Ba5- Orders from
the trade solicited.
BE sure tn ask for 'ATthurs.
II has stood the test Of two sea
THAN sons, having been used by hun
dreds OF thousands Of families,
hotels and boarding house keep
era;
We ere now naSiag them for
the million.
swzzgxgArs. ARTHUR, nUaNuAM 4
GlIk0E, Manufacturers under
the Patent.
n. E. cor. Tenth d; George sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
June 90 ls51.-ia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
Mn RI epRT.s

reputod to tassess colsijel able medicinal virtue.
e persona aasiroas 81 engaging in the lumber
business, ofEi hing 70 aaEe ale and profitable in.
tesHhe1t' Fl real estate, il oa-fs peoaEar Hguco-
lAal L. on account rs proximity to the kailFead
aal III scHeH fgaaa Timber atanF tie ine 81 the
ha'dQa7 from "a. 81 e.iai3fe u GoYingtan Per.
.oas AsA l4s; IL and Cheap farms eoaid Be weu
s'i.s aefr' ai.l Be sold ia lots OF from $40 to
2,016 aeras easA
TERMS THO sale will be made on a credit Of
six, t~eiya aud eighteen months with interest f.om
date, the rntcl asef Giving bond wt good personal
atc".!tI, am the tit.e retained uat the purchase
he made aae lin reserved Tor tho pnr chase money
lIr4id.
lhe tito Is unqueatiauahle and the understand
rii I'll and convey with general warranty. Per-
s'ts dest!al iuftber Information may address the
sabse. II AZ Cohen fridge kaekbiiaee Co or
a's At,qeuey, diam McIaugh in, ksqa Lexing-
ton, Yiaelaia. WILLIAM b M6SUTT
in, o.. iai fAs--i,fiatet, fee 81 con
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BETTER
House and E.0a aSor sal.

fFsgE subscriber offers for sale hia HOUSE ans
i LOT in the town Of Greenviie.
Tine House is very commodiuus, n g.
containing / rooms, and is built Fsas-ssss .s,fA
q the best material and in good k.71tfr "a Es
style. The lot attached contains ssalk 4 Il
quarter Of an acre Of Ground.
For Terms, agliy 70 the subscriber living III
Ssauuton. JAMES n. WHITE
June 20, 1857
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~ The largest and mos. delicious straw

y nc Iargeat and maet deIicioe9 ftrgw-
berries We have seen Ibis season Nese nae-
scented to US this week, Il our fisaa 1rs.
VIM B Crawford who tales crest +4ilai il
their culture Seas aftlis Gait a4s varv
large, and Nr, G informed uslAat he had
grown some Hldaa would Il asare ne8el4
l9ar inches ia circumference
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20


3.'.A II SO +
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

FRESH FRUIT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

Refreshing shasera this week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08


NJ Ear-sa ynxA.a lhers exists q peculiar rio, sHd
<oe persecution has sosal cv W vAl.vs whose nAiHs rs
~ Goarsfssrs lhe !nd,csnssss asssondro,od by pr
,-.xe tartiea: r-erc "a no public vsx~ecstr u.e1o.
Coan.s sx Airs casanshAie--rhc Aiaorrey sdnoFal
~ coar.e ar: Il "a done ~ privxe ps<tse. no
ssrnsy esnsaIoS,a csrdacs tbs case sef 10 dsfsn-
csp,s, for Mrs. crBa.asaam--ssnoe this to p~srs. 70
- o. court Of sgcr and rcrnAnes ~ Nh col, A~ss Is
~cnh be oarries sxl x.o,
,Arrw GROUND raz novpss TIE prsxrseAE or THs
rsoeycvrIor---criE sSw cHARrKE IN TFu WAY
cs,,nsel Cor Mrs cosuInshan-rhen we more aho dis
n of The cass on aae ground thai this csart - Ss 10
Hary oonstiiu,si.
yns ou,r,-wha, Il - srOonA OF har
-Cuussl for Mrs osna4ssAn--l merely csie TT s-.-'
SGE.as gsss.ni
nc cc.r,-i sil acs AsAs nasssu 70 my T.gH tNssc
- r.-r,e osyono,s 20 tho ,rs.sa,raoO rnuz. be ~
On 4. ar 1 refer your Honor 70 81 be hv CO NV
"T5s ~ ao,y.-ra tbor. en- alag esc, ecunscr
t,,nssal fs- Mr. cznnaskam--rorT Hooor VII pess
a, s,sapr5a II "a ssx I'D one o'escck-bad re nos
s nsse 70 ar s ~r - on and el Up ,bo Tina
NJ Hail. NJ Ecpure IL nct sc &c ersmneH
ns ss srop eS.saioaton cs NJ sc!uire
<aore are soac .hnfs which -e expect e Prov ~ nm,
s being apor,ani vinsss sO rrasce Mo oc,e
snssr =" oaso ssy may present ~ cosc y dseren'
S,1nt Of view inar especially bf Soasc q tn- oS''
rbe Court win nag until tho yivss ergpse 49,,
Mr. Hal-your BoEor will rcco1eci -. ~ o. ~ 40 a.,
~ he Aforpey Gennrs' allowed = e'h ue Co. s ~
ssc f,liowns mornlns. Thought tss 70 my prTe'
ss1na brethren. -, -, q, rrosayad
INC Court-I lneiA tAa, tho counsel -so y pTei'se'
hall open the Gaze or VIII wait for hr. Hsete a..
Mr. Hall have cent sslcer after him We ns' ""
te~ take recoss. 80 ,,--
The CouT:--we win wsH unsl he cornoa 10 ZOE Jul q
sontemen, you may, you ohorso, retro ''' ~"
moments. . a. ,s.,.,-.
Mr. Chn,an--t viii sep ont md confer with be lvH'7
Attorney. may esp.d iie the case
y1e Court-Ihe jury will then roman. You INST re ss.
pedsc-, ssntloasn, OF the ums must come out o. SSe'
place, - -
In short HNno the counsel for Mr.. CuDningham 70
turncd sNd siae 20 the Court that his rpund OF obo
bon 10 tho jnvisdicc@ Of the Court the twas hS
properly cothS e, and that IN spite u all charters ihcfe
ps,ould DO two Aetmen Nnng with tho Judge IN ordm
W constitute legal s-lrt
no Court decided that the motion con IA not DO enter
ined he had him ef decided That tho chatter,
whhh expressly prohbhed the Aldermen rom sitting a.
ypdccg, constitutionan
Council for Mrs.. Cnnns ham ooniepdsd that tha caqs
commenced eefcro The NV chsrisr vent into cpcrs
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-25
Foreign News.
New YoRK, Nov.

NEW YORK, Nov. 90.
The steamer Atlantic arrived last
evening. with Liverpool dates to the 11th
inst. She brings S195,O 600 in specie.
AT Hamburg the rate of discount had
advanced to 81 per cent.
On Monday the 9th, the Bank of Eng
land raised list r~ates;of discount from 8 to
10 per cent.
The Western Bank of Scotland, with
an aid up capital of one million five hun
dred thousand pounds. and deposits
supposed 10 amount to six millions stirl-
ing. closed on the 9th.
On Saturday the 9Th, shortly after the
saiing of the Niagara. the suspension Of
Dennison & Co., one of the largest firms
connected with the American trade in
Great Britain was announced. Their
liabilities are estimated at something like
2. 700. 600 pounds sterling. The head
establishment of the hou<e is at GLASGOW.
and it has branches,in London, Liverpool,
New York. New Orleans, and at Mel
bourne. Australia, hut the latter firm is
not compromised.
The Bank of France has raised its
rate Of discount to 8 per cent. for bills
under 80 days, and 9 per cent. for bills
under so days.
Letters from S.. Petersburgh, state
hat the prices OF provisions have become
prodigiously high in that city, and that
the government has thought it advisable
to open the State granary, and sell the
wheat there held in reserve.
LIVERPOOL. 6 P. M.-Advises are a
fortnight later from India. Its confirm
ed that Delhi is entirely occupied by the
Europeans. On the 31st the King of
Delhi surrendered with his chief wife
and their lives were spared. His two
sons and grandscns were shot.
Gen. Nicholson had died Of wounds.
The garrison of Lucknow was relieved
and a large part of the city taken. Gen.
Neil was killed.
The City of Glasgow Bunk, at Glas-
stopped payment this Wednesday,
morning.