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COURT CALENpAR-TnIs Day.

USlIED STATES DISTMCT CouRT.-Nos. $50 20,
=, 2, IS, sc, 81 S. So lao
SUPRrAE CouRr-CIRcUIr.-Nos. 1888, 1881, 2SSl
80 SeS SS 1854 2s5 2847 959 500 27S 2674 27g7 2251
80 !7e9, &75 las, 2Sl2 2sOs wv $50 $500 W.
SvPRlNE CouRr-SPrcIAL TERM.-NOs. l23, l56,
Is SOL, l47. ~ ~ -'' i''' ave- Nv 49, >
"a: sS Sil RI Rs CS ., TrRMNos 49, 49,
3S SS SIC 81 Ss Se l62 eS l6l 1855 les la isS isS 10
AZ l'H lIs l4 i4s % "a % % SIS SSi $50 $50 wv Nv
SrPERioR CouRT-SPEcIAL TERM-Tha f,,,oo.;n,,
cases sre first In order for trial Noe S. ST. 10 81 81 as 20
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. ll6 70
lI p S. $50, l5e, 49, lSs l5a 1855 l6i l62 lOss ies
-So' s. l42 l ls IA l4s, is2 g. ms les isl Ss ss
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Passen gers Sailed

In ,sanskip Ardgo for Southampton and Hlsye-Mr and
Mr., Randolph Rogers Miss Leroy Nelson, Mise Cornela
Bucknor Miss Clare, Mr. and Mrs setts and child Mrs
Canton Ms Gibson Mrs Vomer Miss Vomer Go Girret,'
C. smith, IT,, \. Gruner and child Mr. boyden, ".
Muller v smith Emile jules Chase Mr. Cs.oni DR. Il Y.
Natto,a Msa Jules Wolf Mr. and Mrs Feresnti and three
Children Antonio Schmidt Email Moose, NJ Estop, Charles
smith Bste.ta Cereghet VIM Warren, J. Antumes Mr. Ard
Mrs Cafe IT. A. Aymar %. Schmidt, Mr. Beevsut, p Davis,
j. Bounce de Mure A. Nonchsud, Wm Knapp, Henry lie
Thoreser. Mr. Mashnuuger George S; Andrews, Ni;hoy
baker John Shoeinaker Mr. Greenwood Mr. fish Mr. And
Mrs James Murphy and two children Mrs CherlieT, Mrs
Rourd y Gse MI Alexander Laquerez bearer Of dispatches
10 Paris; H. Z. Legrsiu. Specie, s4659e.
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u.L.,p cnoyted BIZ Tc'sgr0ph.

CHARLESTON Jan. &-Corroy-Sales today ~" ears o.
an advance OF ale Mddiug fair sc , J.,
JAN Chdricstoa CogTters Cotton taoe t'es TUG We
crease in receipts the latest dates, io S2o
SAVANNAH. Jan. s-CoTToN-Sales odsy lIVo oSes ~ wv
ircrSTA jan s-Corrox-Sales to-day 800 bales hddine
fair va Ole. More buyers than sellers ... $500. H..
NoRuE Jan. s-CorroN-Sales to-day 1000 bales AZ - us
cline Mddiue Sc. Sales Of the week so bales f"c.p
III week II 500 against correspond ding week e year
Dncrcn.e 50 NOl as compared with last stock l.9W
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Advertisement.
PIRpl's NATIONAL THEATEl

and energetic In which this place Of amusement hs h
MANAGED since Mr. A. H. PuRDy became proprietor aud NOR
espeisy dIins the past OF two has II an established
reputation that inscs its success Novelties are produced i'm
ak pieces well placed upon the stage by thai en-
teTsiin Manager and hnsble Comedian Mr. G. l. Fox in
saaneT highly credshe and good company always
m The casts TONIGHT again the great PGntomme OF
bokkAs TO De preceded by the Drama Tar
fTslort or Tar MAID OF WAR PAIR aud followed bv 8
new English Drama entitled TYR MAPPING OLD STARS 10
hosSos MIGHT IHE KNIGHT or TRE SILVER CRoss is To be-
poeeoed sno neSt week the eminent Comedian F. s CHAN
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Novement. Of Ocean stea a,ers.
Passengers Arrived

In steamship ied 'O~ LisopcoI-Mr NeIeier MTs Lst1'
bridge Beard Mr. Duncan, lady and Guild H. hedde!.
n G Cooper Miss + Hger, j. Corden T. Not, Mr. Bard A.
Clindsy L. Fuuko Mr. Pidud J. Stokes Brown, ono Won
Hahn, Mr. Bothwck. Mr.. Purice Mr. Nesb o. r. rye %
Delaont j. Elliott. Mr. Thompson.
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MARRIE ED.

PyAE-MoAvIyNA- On Saturday Jan BY he Roy VIZ w.
st.u, o. S. Ps;ts CATHEDRAL, John Ryan ei sa'ansn W.
70 Mstue. Flzab-ih McAvnns Of this city
WRIGHT-JoHNsON-In Brooklyn Conn; on Ihur,eas ysI'
by lev H. l. Myrick Theron Oscar "ns, o. hro'A)H
r. to Marie Z. Johnson Of The former Psce.
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hound. The rate Of discount, which on the 2'th o'
October, Is47 was fixed q: 9 y cent was reduced al
intervals 70 : and y cen: before the END OF the
wear and by the 18th Of June following Il was al -
cent.
The return from the Bank OF England for the week
euirg the 23d of December gives the following r''u'
when compared with the previous week: o..,,,,
Publ DEPOSITS - SO "a SO
o,her l5i5l SIS IacIe..s II !s
Res.....s.........s....'s' S9t-'Vr' 'f'''''"-'
On the other side OF the account: ..,.
on - ,,i.s. ~ y Oss Is6 ..... Decrease. 10 -
Notes unempoy,d ..... 1860 .. lsefeS1'. lo'. 70
The amount Of notes in circulation = tl9,@o' w.
being decrease of $50 40, and the stock OF bullion
in both departments is tl0,7532Sl, showing an IN
crease Of gal i26 when compared with the proceed
ing return.
Cotton had improved "a. within the week and
the adyices from the manufacturing districts were more
favorable Breadsufs Were steady, and trade gener-
ally improving.
The Circular of Mr. Sa;,erthwaite says il regard 20
American securities:
tn. market fr American Securities in London has been nsc
live during the past week Illinois Central shares baVe oeh
for sale and have declined 10 . discount closing as' A.
oad. steady previous rates, and in demand
for foreign account; The subscription 20 the new loan makes m
prere, but it would be a. ;sken the bonds were made
receivable any future all and as The present IS N ~
for, ed can under threat Of cal seems ony af al Se
~ il made these bonds should be received IN payment AZ
par have taken place in he Few Options st 10
premium exchang 4. % 20 the dollar =, 80 i-.s; =.
The Enc makes slow progress oGt c - NIL
di.position 70 acceed 20 the proposals OF me Nompa
san Central Bolds in strong deusns shd are -,
YORK Central and Pennsylvania Central continue ''e~S a.
have been buoysnt during the week and co'e At ~ 20
Tor account money market tends strongly osatu y,
creased ae and the Bank England Is daily gaming
Tn at az discount has today been reduced 10 cent .
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-, ADVERTISEMENT
KNAPP PATENT on j AMP For the s,lnerior

S 90 - Lamp over al others for burning the Kerosene and
80 So Oi editorial notice IN The Daily Tribune on ~
~ TnS UT s.a Tue Weekly Tribane OF the "a inst
v,os,n IA r wanted In every Ward In the city. Also
$500 NC Town hleHTs this Stat, for sse by WuI,n
f~VeShS' F'f1s'of Of the Patent, No 40 Haeson-s;.
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fAdvp,,issmepr-l
ri. decentralization If MEDICINAL preparations IL

,o Lot,.er is q ~ modes the mot ehno's sna
sos,.nspt e'y'TlJ a. feshSs I1,,ans slsy
,,tn shh ndOees voushns ave Instant f'n,i ~ o..
hts HSsr,epess, Into" ma and Ci''9mPaVe eha a ~
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AundaY.

y. v.
f II" Ed and aSe D cd SHcsIs T6s ss1 Sso.
Meey when the Africa left jar l. 81 a. M s, 70 Is lon s.
20 passed steamer bound e. 9Th M eIchsn.sd signal.
n M Il q sI lon a. NJ exchanged signals With R. "
ship Charlie. Jane (of Bath Bowker Trieste Oct a. Malt.
Nov 10 passed Gibraltar soy % Ind'e to G. C. Duncan
- Ion SO 81 spoke ship Thomas Jefferson from Liverpool for
New Orleans gth LAT - A. lon SO ~ spoke brig Julia
spoke bark Good.peed hence foi Mobile '" iA' d.
dep oi FSr ctti1f BoSnp P ss5 FeneG Oct
ers'e essiesy winds Dec 20 lat y s. lon 50 50 w an
perpendicular stripes 2.t lat 80 lon 81 To- exhs seS de-
nails With ship Unto BIZ bound Bombay same day saw
The has 5e S7 d dsVes 0P yards: soa md
9sys OF Hsiters with strong norhey gales anchored the
Bar. D.yid Lsp;y of Philadelphia Bishop csraenas IL
BEs Edin6us lOi Bangor Bartlett. Por, Plat y days.
teS S t Con- b PS % PnSs Pc &
gale from w W, lost deck load Of OswOOd sprung
ss 81; 81 F eI Tsh s T., 70 ge Son
tobsees to Ralph Post Been days Of HatteEs with heavy
schr Fskr Higgins, Newport, r. l., ballast
soop America, Reynolds, Providence.
Steamer Curw Williams Providence ls hours mdse to Isaac
~, sELoWIShp ssysTs Townsend, HAVE Nov 20 md.e.
SAILED Ships Henry Clay Canlkins Lyerroo Iaso-n.
tsece EaS New Orleans. sl Lucky star swseny, Liver.
WIND-suurse ~, and light; meridian do. sunset n E.
and light " 80
The ship Jus o. Tyler 900 Saturday taken On
the large Sectional Dock for ep.' She viii be slipped r..
cauked, aud newly coppered -
The oaIs Mercy Ellen also the small Balance Dock 81.
Will b. stripped, recaulked, aud newly coppered. ~
Disasters, &c,
NesFoLx Jan SThe schr Susan r. Abbott tof Can. Msy,
from Ne" io bound 20 Newben put in here drs. leak.
mS lBy teegnph to EnwOod Walter, esq
BY Telegraph.
BOSTON, Jan l0-The steamer Chesaueake from Portland
Tor New'f0rk passed the Highland Light Cape Cod, tAs
All ts-asJ ,hp sss Flower, hem LIVERPOOL
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TO NERVOUS SuFFRRrRs-@2 rs,;r.a ..lsrov,,.n
, s.'o ssHn .aUa 3 day. .I ss
,ebd free the PRESUMPTION seed D,s, a. " eire w
0AsSAII, .& 1$ FateR o., BJpsiyo. He N.Y. '0"s !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

Tie nominal public debt the State the cose Of the las.
fs veal reported Sie 967 SO In 1856 the debt
sl5l5s692 Gin 1855 10 sl5l52Ss. The amount Of
STATE bonds redeemed and SDeeed as stated IN $50
The figures Of the public debt reported BY the Con.
% 90 not exhibit = d e isds s pSuS 5se #. e Ss
il London and not e it, egg 9f the he limited Ss IT %
original sterling debt.
The Africa brings three days later news from Eu-
rope. The financial advces are very favorable. The
reduction Of the rate Of interest from 10 TO cent by
the Bank of England on Thursday is encouraging, as
showing the improved state of the commercial world.
The arrivals of gold also numerous and the result
has largely contributed TO the revived confidence
which is now appearing. The rise in the funds reflects
very faithfully the increased buoyancy in commercial
feeling Consos closed on the afternoon of Thursday
at 93I, and money on the Stock Exchange easily
atGinable Government securities at four and five
2 cent The discount houses have also reduced the
rates of allowance to g y cent, and the probability
is that the Bank Of England viii still further reduce
the rates ofdscount with the opening year. With the
reduction in the value of money the value OF commodi-
ties cannot fail to rise, less, but considerable
time must elapse before the effect very perceptble.
Il il gratifying to know that the prospects are en-.
couraging and not only in England, but throughout
the commercial cities of Europe the revival OF con-
idence is general. At Hamburg the panic had sub
sided and money aeeumulatin rapidly.
The Money market in London has been easy, and
the fall in the value of money has been very rapdso
much So that the Bank of England for days past
has had little OF 40 discount business and few appca-
tons for accommodation. The Joint Stock Banks
allow no more than d = cent deposits. The
bound in Conso from the lowest point during thepres
sure in October lest has been equal to Il y cent.
The price then touched Sol, and the last quotation
yesterday being 93I ex-divideDd difference is shown
of Ct y cent. Reckoning th. dividend at FL lOs.,
this would be increased to 3; bat, as the amount of
dividend which had accrued up to the end of October
was only 81, the real difference is II 2 cent. The
rebound therefore has been rather more rapid than
that which witnessed after the panic of leH The
lowest point then touched 79! and by the end Of
the year there was recovery to sji eI-diyidend,
which, reckoning II dividend, would give rise OF 7
cent, or y cent ess than on the present occasion,
although owing TO the prices in that year Seng rea.
lively much lower, there was greater room or Ire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

COFFEE continues steady the transactions ar mas
Java at Ice % bags Rio at 6. qoic. aad 80 bag.
priv ate terms.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inq Iiry for Western Canal Flour
moderate Il arrivals light; bt prices Of the low grades
rather the trade buying only for their present
shippers hold OF from Europe iue the
saes $50 tbs q: 81 251 81 IS for common god State
81 5dsi IS for extra Do 81 2Jfs4 20 for .l2.raas
IS Is for common good Ohio S asa 50 30 for good
choice do s5 81 Is for ST. Louis brands aud IS 500
81 80 for extra Geneee. Canadian Flour shade Ower the
AEriss!, moderate and the stock fair the es 100 bbs
a. 81 SOd 81 40 for sUperne, and 81 6jdS5 ~ for extra
brands Southern Flour heavy the arrivals large the
demand Is moderate for the trade and for shipment the
sales only $50 bbs 81 d IS for mixed 20 good hands
Baltimore &c and IS lOd Sc % for The better grades The
stock a This description mas increased since the first Of the year.
and prices favor the buyer Rye Flour Ia limited request
s50s+ Corn Nea Is heavy saes Of 100 bbs s3d IS -
for jersey and IS - for BTandywne, and II for sincons.
buckvbeat Flour i IN demand >; e. IS e 100 n.
FISH que duh bat Dry Cod and Macere buoysnt AZ
previous quotations PeKed Herring quiet $685. IS for
inferior aid wine Smoked Herring EEL sory from store ., sOa
S3c. loT sesltc, I'D I6Gla;, 6I Ne =
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Mnrkets....CsgEFrLL

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED The ~ Y. TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY Jan. g. 1858.
AsHEsThe market Is steady for bills demand Is
fair; sales Of OO bb e % for Po.s and Pearls
Saleraius is steady al SIC, cash.
COTTON continues quiet firm. We contaue quote:
Ngw-yoRk CLASSIFICATION
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CoURr OF APPrALs JAN. s, lS5S.-Evenng Session.
Noe So ST. reserved for Jan l3 No 81 reserved ior Jan
No IN restored TO ISL and reserved for Jan 10 No 81 Ts
South Baptist Society sgt Clspp Argued MI Amos Dean
Eot apt; Mr. X. w. Peclhsm for Tespt.
JAN. 9-No SO, struck Of No IS Whbeck sgt. Wane.
Argued Mr Henry r. selden for sppt; Mr. r. Peckham
rsp No. H. reserved for the lih No o. reserved for the
2ls No. 46 passed. No s. Cobb sgt Peee. Argued Mr.
H. Reynolds for app; Mr. A. Thompson for respt No H.
Edmolstone Mcleod Argued Mr.. T. Jenkins for sppt
Mr. Nicholas m for rep, No other cause to be taken up until
Monday morning Al ~ O'Clock.
JAN. lL-Nos. q, q s., S. Sc S. 80 Co. g. o. So
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Since JON I'''''' : 'I'F'f'-'0 "0-F"0-'0
The following table will compare the Exports of the
seven principal staple articles for the first week OF 1897
and 1858:
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BY Telegraph.

bOsTON, Jan 0-The steamer Chesapeake from Pcrtlsn
Tor Newf0rE passed the Highland Light Cape Cod, TIL
All tsasJ ,hip SEQ Flower, hem Ewrpoos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

NesFoLx Jan S-The schr. Susan r. Abbott tof Cane MAJ
ron Ne"iot bound 20 Neweem put in here in distress. lea
ing (By telegraph 10 Elwood Wsl,,, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11
Freigt,r are rather essier. To Liverpool tie en-
are 200 bbls Flour at 9s., 5000 bushels

FYeiebtr are rather easier. To Liverpool tie en-
gsrereu,s are 500 bbs Flour at 2s.. 5000 bushels
wheet at Sid. IN ships bags; 800 bales Cotton o.
3.l6d. To London ., 100 bbls. Crude TurpentIne 81
g. Cd $50 bbls Spirits al &c. o. 80 ob.s Pork al
r. ID $50 tcs Beef at ST.; 900 tun- Mahogany al
liz. Cd. measurement 7e0 bbls Flour at 2s. 3D.
The business of the S1b-Tressury was: ReceipS,
$l2O 439 81 from Customs, 81 COO Payments, si-'-
600 Gl Balance, $2,T22l5 20.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day wa
sl2, 557 900.
The earnings al the Covington and Lexington Kal'
road for December 1857. were $4,000 being an IN
crease Of 81 600 over the corresponding month OF
1856 The depression Of the times since September
last has lessaned ra!road business throughout the
country but this line seens TO be less affected than
any other in the Wet from which We have seen the
returns.
s. Diapers regular daily auction sale OF stocks ana
bonds will take place Monday, the lth inst, at ~
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert H. Ncoay's regular auction sale OF stocks
and bonds will take place on Monday next, the lIth
inst. at 12l O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
We annex comparative statement Of the Foreign
Imports at New-York for the week:
E, sJ lsss: .l 1ss,; . ls's;
G GG Mctci.ndi.c... I9ls6g8 iz71"8 1Oi7s4e
Total for ;he Week. s. 80 S3r4'" eI'fs-'i
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive Of specie from New-York to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. /:
1858. 1856. 1887.
Total week iO45 W. ~ ~ 81 - ~,
Previously repored.... es'%36S5 S1S0e0 ''Vo1'fD'
sipc. s7L44.a5 ss222,40 s75,sl9u7
The following table will compare the Exports of the
principal staple articles for the first week OF 1897
and 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

BRoOELYE Courts BEFOREJUDGE CULVER. Henora
Lane formerly known Honos shepherd brought before
judge Culver yesterday writ of habeas corpus aud ceroa
t the purpose raising the legal question whether defendant
wife, could be held responsible for having counterfeit bills
possession while with husband In the IoOm where
both were custody The defendant will be
lected arrested with her husband the
charge Of having counterfeit bills Of the OnoPdags Bank in their
possession with intent TO pass the They brought
before Justice Conwe aud only partially exsnued which
sppeaIins the hearing Of the med until Monday
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Total yalue. &12l.5l9 '''' S&e1s5o
Decrease Of the compared with tina; OF 80 5i
The specie exported from this port during the week
ending this day was as follows
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The Circular of Messrs. Benson Il Go. says;
The advice received by the recent steamers from New OK
had their effect upon the prices Of American o.
full extent II the improvement which has tskeh Pae VI
stock markets. OF Railroad securities - on "a
MAE In New York Central T. Railroad Bonds " sn1
ihe Shares at p Pennsylvania n mortgage Sterling pono
Illinois Central per cent Bonds at Td7of, and Frisna
3D. ~ - The shares at H. 49, IS and lii discount vi
stat So III. prices generally firmly maintained
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-26
The Shoals and Quicksalds
OF YOUTH. .ssaga

USTPUBLI HE'D. the Sd Edition. On .spsf1
= mutOrrhea Or Seminal Diseasss.--A sc;sntf6e
rreatice on tho treatmcu! and perfect euro Of
tary Emissions, Impotence &c., rusultInR from
vicious hHoits acquired during tho critical paai
sage from Youth to MGnhoOl. BY Or. Culver
ot Euglutad. 1897 LicontinI of the lIaltIs44J
aud 80 years resident Eractiti"EUF in LSndOnss
author Of tho" Jude To Health Green BuDs.T
How to bciHHpPS "''Memorrs az Single AMI
Married l'ife,n &c. This. ANAL, hun highly var
Mmble Ireatise. written by u world raIIt.mnOI
Physicinn and Surgeon, points out tho only f1rO
aud permanent cure for Hll dirsa-cs rcsnItinR
from self abuFe .and 10 tho only publication o.
IL. kid written In bCnUvolOut spirit aud by. A
scientific man. 1t should bo IN the hands OF an
who value their life and h oaIth and tGppin6s6
here and hereafter. ~
which II Willis won't. post free. ard veil se6trSd
ny Dr.: Oh. Kline, No. 42O lat aVenSS, Box Also,
New York. iaIbtfS
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DIR. sWaIton,s

A MEXICAN PILLS. Joy 10 the aafIStea,L
n Young America Victorious ! oDo Smail
hundred. No balSAm, no Mercury, no o,ior on
the breath, no foaT Of detectioD. Two small
pile dose; tasteless and harmless - watoT.-s-
cure himselfas certain az with the advIce Of tlie
most experienced surgeon, and much better than
with the advice Of one ID little exPsriOneOis this
S' Sent BY mail to any part Or The S6hStrbyses
closing the dollar 70 DR.. d. O.77tEa1tons N0s
164 North Syventh St. belpW Race, oPhiladeIpia.
~ liberal discount 70 The trade, None geduiue
without the written signature OF d. O. Walton,
PrapriotOF. r. &c. 81 H. sR ~ sSsfZ
DR.. We treatment for solf-abuse, Weakness,
de-, is entirely diHerept from the usual eogrse,
DR.. W. has cured hupdseds who have trisd-ot
eEs without benefit. The treatment q - Osrs
tain 70 cpfe ~ the sun l. TO rise. EneiOsoR
stamp, and address DR.. W. As above, gfvingsa
full History Of yonE case, and you will blesstti6
day yon1nade The effort 70 SeCnre Whatis csEfaiu
"A RADICAL CURE feS ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized to announce WMg w. Mo
CAEN, as a candidate for Sheriff of Harrison
county, at tho ensuing spring election, subject
to democratic nomination, if one should be
made. ...,..- ...,a- E-r,. =
R8- We are authorized to announce JAMES
MONROE as candidate for Sheriff at the ensu-
ing spring election, subject to any fair and hon
orable Democratic nomination. ra
~ We are auth oriucd to announce P. C. F.
RANDOLPH as a candidate for Sheriff Mt tho
ensuing spring elect:on, subject to u nomLn1-
ton by the Democratic party, ut primary e4ec-
ton in the several precincts. s--.4
tag- We are authorized to announce Q. d:
NORMAN as candidate for Sherlh at the ensu-
ing election, subject to any fair nomination by
the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce CHAS. HOL-
DEN as a candidate for reelection for Sheriff at
the ensuing spring election, subject to tho decis-
ion of any fair nomination by tho Democratic
party. -.
We authorized to announce JAMES E.
BARTLETT us candidate for Constable, for
the first district of Harrison county at tho ensu
ing spring election. yr .a..-
~ We are authorized to announce BENZ.
A. REEDER MS candidate for Commissioner of
the Revenue for tho Lo Ger District, at tho en-
suing spring election.
H-We are authorized to announce PETER
Revenue in Richie county.
u We are authorized to announce MAT
THEW ]. ORR an independent candidate
for Clerk Of the County Court of Harrison
cou nty, at the ensuing election.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-26

A TRULES held in the Clerks Office of the
n Circuit Court Of Upshur county, on the
first Monday in February, 1858.
Splitter s. ShuItz, Compliments,
William Hersman, &C., Defendants.
The object of the original and amended bills
in this cause is to subject the land therein men,
toned. or the proceeds Of the sale thereof, in
the hands Of Isaac NJ. Hnzman, to the pay
'nent of the debt sued for.
1t appearing by affidavit that defendants Will
liam Hersman, Phebe Hersman his wife, and
Andrew F. Wolf, are not Inhabitants of tn s
they do appear here within month aftor duo
pu hIication OF this order and do what is necss-
sary 10 protect their interest Teste,
ANDREW TOMBSTONE, Clerk.
G. w. Berlin, pl'ffs. alto. GeI2 4t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-26
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