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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19
OPENING oTEv HAuGliwCrT 400,
" NEW STORE
Corr 81 g eto>s va ARD srccme street,

Con 81 Is tfo,S WA ARD street,
MONDAY kNFNtsG 2tD N.ECu, 1881
fctFe ~ piorru riercs R9d At
vii be 20 their n'p-oucu MONDAY
vsr-b curing the - ing ~ u@s5AT the
2.b goods vii re sG't P'hs' h order IN.
nov n osvLtg hp- ole 70 n Dse Eh1
esre TO visit our tstsonbr.r. NJ mSDufscn ns hspsrt
utrt uy.ir the outth aid 1th s.rfestfthe sdid
ri { CD prtrR
Pain riga d gildpg ofpo. ce'sia
{, ans euu ard engraving
kanutscimi Z az pesrl sno ivory table cut ery
suStr sting miner Sncb' o, the s00Fs VIII
be fun operation open Ia iuspeat 90 ths ssEtnt snd
yad tcfneE eofs wta bich sc so oJsl PAS
pr. nahlJ be e1uane6 'ntt crupr, apd smPres
In bror2es cocts ~ req paau desg' F'earh
pafed pearl nd ivcry hsnneo t~-iS very.
Sc &c.
Our frisr " Corrsrs aud Baker OF Phd a6le
uactnr,rs chs nd Jer, hNirei aus tN;Js
Hsehe Pepp Lehaleur Of kef2u rance rsuaf ase-s
OF porch ell bou de psoaeus hsys &c O'ea
oduotlon of AID beauhnl designs
sapres for HIS End Gu house II Pa h. rpaget
oe1erioIs their se'cusna rance Germ .nv
ard England procure the bssnlsu s5s9s mEns Of
goods exported to this cun'rv
Ibis being tie Twenty OIL sLn7ersery OF Mr. Haush-
scut IN this bn.ness in VOL. tie magnitude O which
has been c0nnuay the IL he commence
TeirAb from tefns his friends ADD
public bis faefu tuow age menu their generous
support The eomulsteness ot getnens IN
IN remedy def.c hst h.s hitherto exse l. aud
tfali spare pains counuance OF The conn
den. and favor 40 long besiov e. up0p our house
v. V. sUGHvOUf CD.
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CAspss-sIrRGB On raesda,. Mach II, BY tho Rev.
r y. Hatncld, Mr.. JOHN N CAsDn 70 tiss PaRot,A ".
STrnoss, oil Of this city.
hcCosSBLl-SrssosR- by Tho Row. Dr. B1rcaard, aos
ooB hoCOs snL Miss JssPsDs iPsSOR Of U.ios
BIAS-kC rILorGH - 10 Jersey CITY, Tues u March
~. BY the Rev Chares X. Int rie NJ Oorros BIAS
of hat place. TO 90 hAnr NcCuILoueu o. Essson, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Before Removing 60 Our new Store, the
last OF The present DESTROYS 70 close out 10
balance Of present stock. We opened some i'd
hoIs goods make ssss and assortment more 90 npi e
ard those DESTROYS bay articles Of china glass gas hxtur
b PiAn and other fsucy goods cheap. win mot oe
T. " MXUoHwour co.,
$50 and bes Broadway, n Y.
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Nn1o's GAnp<s--BDsrs or TIE srAes hAEAem Mr..
Moore the capable stage manager Of Ebos Garden, bas
benefit en- Friday evening, and presents varied end
attractive programme Asons the popular ftsss WHO
have youpssered for shh occasion dad Mmss Johann
sen, Won Berhs,, Ms Pyps, Mrs.. Bosy, Mrs. asphsns,
M Brcueban, Mr. Lester, Mr.. @. Holland, Mr.. H. Jor-
dan, 10, 80 Ne doubt NJ noores beuens VII draw
one Of The largest houses Of shs season.
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The following sales made by puzzle SHE
sim,t SO spd "a Pine ri, eet b7xIs ...... ~ OO0
the Gust House l4x7s. a. co
FRooKtyr
Lion s'ree, ...... Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
House AID lot 1855 Union street 2SxI00 ...... 5tp1
lot on Mon street near Flaibush 20x79.. DO
I Id in bush $40
House and acres Jamsica .......... .Ql
Lot OF ground HobokeB 2691
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Custom Made shirts, All Sizes, Whoiesale
and retail NJ McLAU0HLIa'S shirt furnishing store, Nv
Or. enwicb street. corner Of Murray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

NJ. D. Bn urs will san In Tee Kangaroo for Liver.
pool 90 professional tour through Eprope. American
actors soem TO be looming up the other side the
Atlantic,
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MISCELLANEOUS

CAvs-HOf OO.'s PATENT gRoURD SAWS.
- tserirg trc~es Ac can ne hsd ~holeaAis aud retail
a The to- pal hsrtwsrs the .sleercons
msnusc urers 70 and 90 ~ Get ~ ~ the
q grcon =, sheriff saf o,lnm1s s-ees "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Birs HAIR Dye, A sfhliines n Box, Black
or from No Barclay street. lplaItao!e cutting OF hair
wnsEtTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

There only small number sale I'll Alerou during
he pat week, and The demand pretty active
stock disposed Of fact ey arrives 81 prces rang
ins from se 70 &c the latter figure Tor NE bes
The number on sale was Ola
nEcArfruIATI0N.
Tie total receipts Of all stock al al tbs yards for the week
nun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Hair-Its Diseases, Fan, Change Of Color.
embe lshn entrhe whole treated carefully By GRAND
JEAN, "a Church street, Barclay
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10 the Ladies.
ysu want beautiful Citing and vel made boots for dress
JEFTKRs, 467 Broadway.
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Crtstsdoro's Wigs, Hair Dye aod rOuPecs
touched he perfection For sale and he dye
privately ~ Piled at No. q s1r House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

COWS Ard CALVES
Ibe ralks for aud cLFes remains dull Eel ally
FOR The poorer quNy. and p't irne loser
qrepcs. The following he receipts FOR The
ar ed wnh lhe oil yads-
MTffIA Md Mil a.
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Ladies', the Spring Timc Of the Year ha
G. you With handsome CATER boots and ahoes 70
yourselves Children good articles 1T moderate pr,es
pGropize j. Is. MILLER 4 co lS Canal ktfeet.
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80 DO pearls at INC;
ment in prices The sales embraced about 500 90 bbs
ri about the following quotations
Common 10 good State. vs. 90 ~ 10
Common 10 good Michigan .............,.. 6oos 10
Common 70 sood Ohio. sos SIS
onlo. Wh
southern mixed % coed brands ............" s5s go
1sncy hno efirs......s..sss.sss sssssssss bsot 5W
IN o
Canadian steady with sales Of about 500 600 bbls
the above quotations. Southern In far activity
while pices for the grades easier with sales Of
shout 600 bbs included In which some lots for EXPORT
70 South America and the Vest Isds Islands prices within
the range OF The above quotations kye -four and meal
we've without change OF moment in prices WHOLESALERS
were limited sns the only sale Of moment reported
500 bushels OF white Southern, at ~ 50. Corn
IVES more active. while prices were rather easier,
with sales OF about 1000 a 5000 bushels, including
western mixed @7se Tane old southern ysow a. Ieci
and while 90 q 1sc. Hye-The sales sn5rsced about
200 bushels Few Jersey eoc Ole northern at eoc
$50 Oae were firm with moderate sales At sc Sc sac
for State Western and Chicago. Barley continued firm and
pices unchanged
corTKr -1he market w~ steady. With sales q so go
hers Rio ice Aug, and about 800 Msrscsibo At ln
l2i,c ard 100 do. Lsguayra AT l1i.c
vorroS.1he market wss arm with sales Of about 5000
bales (sbout two thirds In snsu he foosng 1uo
Ia
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Mandarin Grapes, White, COlered aud
+, u TAIN g Ipda store 6o3 Broadway Also per
We 70 pineapple nghams. for chidr ms wear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

John Woods New GYM Now Open
u No. Easrwesiy eighth street. sifA avenue
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The martet continues sove for calves and sales
easy saecsd prices ranging from &C. 70 nc according
quality We heard Of no saes 81 nc and even that
price easily Obtained last week, ac,ouo Of
he large supply which ~ ali IN. yarcs during the pas,
utek The total receipts for tie week At al the yards
com rStd with The two wc.t. previous sre az f,uo.s-
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Mach erel Of the holcesa KIND at Eac RI, Bar
TaOLOkEw 4 co Is, 1876 Greeuwich street
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DsAIH ny srPp ED vIolssD Coroner Ills VS. no
tafa hold Inquest yesterday, ~ The ssveab yard
,iss 90 house, upon the body OF . named FOO nss
Bayp VINO sisd from the .fots OF ir ires, II al
legged, received 81 the hands OF Thomu nasI Dap ain
Ici'r OF the Ninth ward po,e, sts,es tau Suodsy,
the 9Th instant, the deceased sod Oonne became ca
gsvcd IN nsbt at the bquo' store corner OF sNnmsl
sto Monroe streets and that In The couvss OF the
csccssed received bick the low Of the
abdomen. which injury 10 supposed 10 have been the
cause DEAN Cnpeil has been ayrcstef 70 AVIAN The
rsuh OF the Coroner's inquest. Coroner 81 b decided
10 postpone tpe unh to-day, When The necessary
Witnesses vrl be In asteuoaucs Toe deceased resiiet
and wss nssive os ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

HollovvRy's Ointment ard Pills. Mortificn-
ton OF where HoLLoV bYs On'mens Is applied
in lime a wound uicer ny preventing init ANNA
ton prevents pam For INDIGESTION live comPlsint end
ditord era OF the bowels the pill are sure remedy.
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sHTEr AND LAMA.

The arrivals hsve bees very sb, during the past week
. tie censpd has been moderate the supply sdeIu
the masd The quality taken rather
hat Of last weeks suppy. The following the
ie receipts al ali The yards eurirs the week A. compared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

1--we md Learn OF, 1000 Mistakes Correct
ed There hundreds OF engaged prof
and commercial pursuits who sensb Of their
on connected with the grammar Of their own
tongue who by self tuition correct ssch
deficiencies and 70 acquire the speaking and writ
Ing u with elegance at rate with regard W
grammatical accuracy TO whom Tits little work % iDdspeus
able For sale By all BOOKSELLER ZIG bound 9TH
ait side. Price only 50 cebts Published by GARRETT
DICK &F11zGkBAbD. No. 10 Ann street New Ysrk
Clothing Mt "a hoIessIc.-Ne beg to Inform
sa and Western tssers IN clohiug our ssock of
spring ana summer wear nov ccmpeie sale 10
addition seek than OF an a. vlSs
OF dne fashionable clohing, have season 70, no
qpanuy Of medium and low priced goods n taste
and style the hnest which prepared offer nj The
lowest fpurc 10 the trade ID DEVLIr A co.
ia $50 and go Broadway, Warren s,rest
~--------s-------
Great Bargains In CioshinE-on Account
Of renovs--F DERBY CC NJ ANY, importing talors OF
~ Park pae osr their and elegant OF imported
goods very reduced prices and - promote speedy clear
snee the es viii be oeened Monday and offered
az ALLOWS 10 otaler:-
Bes super cloth morning coats fr
Prst 4 al sey sfeet Epusers 30
RIehsa al wais;cnsts ~
lie se ppulsed resey maze so-s tive " We c.ut, "
sos. No nssrs place
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live nnd learn or. 1000 nIs,ss., On

Mopstsche Photographic One Dollar, and
twelve cent mnsiures unsurpassed for eco
pomy st nOihRs' 2-a Broadway.
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PscgrrTs BY TIE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILsoAp
1he following shows the amount Of live stock over this ROAD
destined for New Sors for the week ending this
Cattle foS
etttp, 90.
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Imperial Photograph,
At BRADY's gallery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Al GuRNEy's Photographic
Palace OF Ar,
34s Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Murray s. Lanman's eioEida Water tiff
teen years Of tmhant success IN south America L ae
hs peerless extract OF tropical 70
the ladies the Unitei limitations are ia the msrde
their both sckeLug aud eyanescent That OF the
genuine Aspg ref esh debate and seaAful sold By
LANMsN 90. Wholesale druggists 90 Water street
New York end by AL druggists, at 10 cens per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Treatmen mt of Consumption -Jast PubIish-
ed pracics review of Auopshy. h1m@paay wate-
and ihsaon In the treatment Of consunphon, by R55er
inter, NJ ID. Price Y ceps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

A Card.-As ssme Parsac seem to have
Put wrong construction Mr. Orous addressed
the editor Of the Mirror In relation 70 private business by
which Inference be drswa that he etened N reflect
upon bootkeeper warranted In ssyiox that
Intention and thai take The
spocsbiy OF TIE mssr the booAkeel having scted
u . messenger In the Affair. ri FCLLKR.
Il VIII be BY he above bsi totally irre.p nsble
AFFAIR Mr. has informed himself thai tpew
ai he time that mere the bearer o. . message from
Fuller and thai be did not intend 70 convey
meaning his red request from Mr. Fuller
and eevcred The reply 20 Mr. FULLER bc ond that
simple fact had no,hng further 10 DO with the transaction
did receive OF the money obtained from either
check p. VAN bENrHOIsEN.
Espenscbeid Understands Aow to Give the
finishing grace the sppearan,e Of gentleman His spring
upon all that have preceded g.
ueeu dearous OF fine hat be accommodated ri lis
White, the Halter. las Fu.ton street. Re-
Broadway and Nassau street Spring L. S. bic last
a Fine comprehensive Jones' old Italian
Lsftnts Dquid aiabaser for lAdes stin, n Depo, Dz
Bovtry
Bsiios, pes.
Photographs and
Al GURNEy's Photographic
Palace OF
3ts Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

wEDxrspAY, Mach ls-6PM
Aspts-ta les Of 80 bbs pots made At 7sis,. and
80 do pearls at INC.
BRraprrrrrs FiouTbs mari es IL wihou, change Of mo
ment In prices The sales embraced about 60s 90 bbs
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Fine Comprehensive Jones Old Italian
scap, n nne BAR Jones coral hair oil i've "a
| Lstnts Bquid asbaser for ladies' shn. n Depo, D7
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DT. K. v. Loeweuthai's Water Cure, Ber-en
Heiehs Hudson county New Jersey fifteen minutes ff
either the DobOken, JeTsey Ci.y ierries.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
Startling Discovery.

Mr.. SWEET of the La Porte Times SAYS:
1--WE have resolved in our own mind that a
negro is not srh;fe man and intend to de-
fend that position We would like to
know who ever maintained different po-
sition. Ii he were to s.rcsolvc IN his mind
that a" poor laboring white MANS not a ne
gro, he might, perhaps, find some one in
the Democratic fold to controvert with, as
it is, he will be like the boy that run by him.
self. But, this is a fair specimen of Demo
cratic tactics. They make broad and sweep
ing assertions; prop up men of straw, de-
molish them in the most gallant style, and
then look round spon their admirers with
countenances beaming with the interroga-
tory ''ain't we some?''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

The large camp of Mormons. near this
city, design to start for Salt Lake to-mor-
row. They discredit the rumor of Brig
hams flight; think it a report ofthe Cen
tiles, designed to disturb their peace and
confidence in the many -wived prophet
They travel with hand carts, as did their
predecessors last year. They will find it a
hard way Of working their passage; but
buoyedu up by their faith. they shrink not
from the task. They have had large lot
of hand-carts made in this city, for carry
ing their baggage, provisions, dc. When
the bubble of Mormonism bursts, they will
makeuseful citizens, and build up -four
ishing State. A strong delusion has seized
the rank and file of the sanity army, and
they verify believe that. they are doing ac-
ceptib.e service to the Most High.-Repub-
E-on, Iosca Ccfy, 1871.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

The ~ c. Democrat publishes an extract
from the Missouri Republican. wholc-hog
pro-slavery sheet, complaining that the
Free State men of Kansas refuse to partici-
pate in the election of delegates to form
a constitution, saying that their refusal
will insure pro-slavery constitution. and
that this is the policy dictated by the abo-
litionists of the North for tbs purpose of
keeping up the excitement. - s
If the Democrats wants Kansas Free
State they can very easily make it so,--by
electiDg members TO the convention in ia
vor Of freedom, or by adopting suoh meas.
ures as will give assurances to the Free
State men of Kansas, that the election will
be fairly and honestly conducted But they
will do neither. They intend to make Kan
sas Slave State if possible, and then lay
the blame on the other party for not voting
as if their voting would have caused differ
ent result s. - =,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
Effects Of bred Scottish.

In Michigan the Democracy are having
a very bad time of it. On the bred Scott
decision, the Kalamazoo Gazette Demo
crat) went over to the Republicans. The
Coldwater Sentinel does the same, and the
Grand Rapids Herald says:
There is no use in diguising the fact that
the Democratic party of Michigan is in an
exceedingly dispirited condition; and unless
there is some change in its tactics or lead
ers, many long day will elapsc before the
reign of Fusionism will cease. All over
the State the bone and sinew are discussing
these matters; and during the last Demo
cratic Convention at Detroit, we found, in
conversation with Democrats from various
sections that the same feeling extended to
all parts of Michigan. orr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
Rail Road Meeting.

On Saturday, the 9th, says the Rochester
Flag. notice having been given, the friends
of the Cincinnati, P. 4 G. r. r., held a
meeting at this place. A very commend
able spirit of enthusiasm pervaded the as
sembly. Near six thousand dollars in the
bonds Of said road were sold on the spot.
The meeting was entertained by Mr.. French
of Cincinnati, in an address of about an
hours length, illustrating the advantages Of
q through route Of Rail Roads from the
Queen city on the banks of the Ohio, to her
sister who sits upon the southern shore Of
Lake Michigan, now the great centre of the
great west A little more effort on the part
Of our citizens will secure speedy compile
ton of the only link now remaining, to wit
from Peru to Plymouth. to complete a
through route. 7ia1 g stnlieh ii'I -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

Young RonEar CoRBALEY, charged with
fobbing the post-ofice in this place last
March. an account of which we published
in our fire extra, had his trial last week, al
Indianapolis, before the District Court Of
the q. S., and was sent to tie penitentiary
for two years
The duty Of recording such occurren-
ces as the above is tar from being a pleas
ant one We cannot but reflect upon the
angrish and sorrow that well up in the
hearts of parents and friends over the en-
ring prodigal. upon whom their care and
love has been lavished. Alas, how often
is our happiness destroyed by those from
whom we expected to derive honor and
pleasure. But. such is life.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
re- Hon. r. j. wArkrn. Governor 0

Es- Hon. r.. j. WALLER, Governor Of
kansa., was in Chicago last week on his
way to Kansas. We presume he has
reached the territory ere this He made a
speech at complimentary dinner given
him at New York on Tuesday week, in
which he is reported as saying He was
determinedtAe people Of Kansas shoaldhare
an opportunity for a fill, fire., and solemn
oppression Of their ,eW upon tie adoption Of
any Constellation that might BE-. framed AFTER
a fair and satisfactory census of Hthe bona
-Sds iaAa5itanfs scao migkt be in TIE Territory
al The time lie considered this due to
them
This all looks exceedingly fair. but mod
en Democrats are noted for preaching
much better than they practice We do
not believe Walker will take any trouble to
see Justice done the Free State party; OF, if
he does, the South will raise such din
that Buchanan will be compelled to recall
him. The game the administration is now
playing is to wheedle the Free State men OF
Kansas, if possible, into an acknowledge
'ment of the bogus laws of the Missourians,
by participating in the election of Dele
gates. This done, all their plans viii have
worked to charm. What the result Of
the election viii be. is as we'll known now
BY BUCHANAN ( Co., as il will be after the
votes are counted out. The cards are al
ready stocked and they intend to deal them
ont to suit themselves. If the freemen Of
Kensas do not WISH to sell themselves fol
nsught they had better not agree to partic.
ipate in the coming election, authorized by
the bogus Legislature, unless snch arrange
ments are Iirst made as will insure fall
free and impartial expression of the voice
Of the legal and bona-fide inhabitants o.
the Territory. Trust not bogus office
holder. They are as treacherous as saw
age. They don't even keep faith among
themselves
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
4 New Dlsfoyery---ssBI.ek Band, Iron Ore.

We were informed by Mr.. Thomas of
the firm of Lowrey, Thomas Il Co., the en-
terprizing coal dealers of this city, that in
sinking shaft, few days ago. to supply
their, mines with air, about forty-fve
feet below the surface of the ravine in
which the shaft was sunk, and Just above
their coal vein, they discovered a vein Of
.'sblack band" Iron ore, eighteen inches in
thickness Dir. Thomas Immediately pro-
ceeded to the opening of the coal bank in
the side ofthe bluff, and on knocking down
some of the roofing of the entrance, discov-
cred the same vein of ore, thus showing
that it extends over the entire coal bed,
and il therefore easily worked and very
valuable. On testing it, it was found by
competent Judges to be Of the best quality
= Rock Island Advertiser 4i4ifs2is hs1'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
Fer Young RoYsE, who killed SAMuE

Eg Young RoYsE, who killed SAMUEL
BoLrS, at New Albany, Ind, about year
ago, had his trial last week, and was found
guilty of murder in the second degree, and
sentenced by the Jury to the penitcntiary
for life. The Court had not, at the last
dates, confirmed the sentence,--the counsel
for the accused having intimated an intcn-
ton to make motion for new trial. The
verdict Of the jury is just one, and ought
not to be set aside. ia assl eil