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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
TOtINV A LIDSI'
DIR. u. WTSE-
for Diseases Of tic 'rbro,


Fhysfcian for Diseases of the Throat,,
Lungsand Heart, Female Irregularities, and all
Uterine Troubles, Chronic Diseases, dsc., &c. .
MAY be consulted In LANOA STBR. Al tho, TALL.
Iu MADGE HOUSE, SEPTEMBER, 18TH 18th and
ltn and viii visit this city monthly the same dates.
Dr. WISE treats Lung and Chest Diseases by the m.
tional and philosophical and eminenty successfull
oae gedleated lphaiaton and direct Topical treat
ana whose long practical experience and extepsiye
preservation In the Hospitals OF Now York and in pri1
wave prdctise us some of
the most eminent Professors ofMedcine and Surrerv
N thls country and Europe gives him assurance Tina
him call. - '' 'r"s's'o
The great point in the reatrIe Of ali human ala.
uIes ls TO get atthe disease In direct m ner
medlclnes are estimated by their action upon tile OF
gdn rug relief the important fact upon
Shlch Inhalation and Cathetersm are based. If The
Stomach is diseased we take medicines directly into
stomach; ifthe lungs diseaseds breathe or
nale nedlcated Yapors directly into them The ren.
son Wny consumption and Diseases of the Chest hav
heretofore resisted all treatment, has been becaua
nsy sy nave not been approached In n direct manner
". Ffersons atficted with Chest Diseases shouId noti
& remedies used ere II is too late;
ms fatal mistake and should be welt consdefed,
EF No Charge for .ConAultsiionl ~ 9
~ Dr. Wise may be consulte through Box No. eo5
Daytoh, ohlo! Lancaster, July %, IS5e-I9tf. y
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Quaker City Insurance COMPANY raI =

l-l.,,,.. AUS WALNUT STREET, PuLApELPHtA,
- MENT OF The buAnessand condition Of the
k1QgAkER, CITY lNSU RANOB COMPANY, OF
philadelphia, for six months ending Jffne 80 1859,
Capital and Surplus Jan dary 1853 S277 67S 81
interest received and accrued from Janu- & a l,r,I
e'y ist ~ Juy lsts' ..ss'.....f.....s 6,9Q6 IS
Prem1uhs received ffom do do d6a aI13O74 81
salvage ard Re-lnsurance do do do. 4,s77 "a
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ls ~" GENRRAE ABsrRAoT. sysN e6P
TnEnNo AximuH-=tap 80 bas .0F,ah
| Mlnimuni-BO s 7" -" 'i'' 'ei'
Range 70 80 lG.saNga hRgFgu
. Mean for the wssk ia 73
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LOANS, EXPENSES, &C., w
I Losses paid S644Sl 64 ''." a.
dividends, Re4lnsurances, Re- Ilr9 3f.-f,l
turn Premiums q Expenses. SO, ,s94 a.
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Balance remaining with the Co. July Ist a304 osI a..
y - {" 3'iA 81 ASSETS. i.f'- $500 = -
B2nds, Mortgages, Stocks, Coupon Bonds,
Leans on Collateral Call Loans, De-, Sis3. .753 s0
Bllls Raeevables..,.. ....,a............ oU61I I'd
Cash on hand and In Bank, and due from rrr
Agents .........."........ 29,ol6 O6
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-06

elegant stock OF
Spring 4 Summer Goods,
which have been selected with great care in the
different Cities OF the East; and which, on inspection
Will be found to embrace every thing new, rare and
valuable in the way of Ladies' Misses and Childrens
DRESS GOODS.
GentIemens', Youths and Boys Wearing Apparel
Fine Stationery and Cutlery;
English & American Glassware;
Extra Fine China Tea and Dinner Sets; @
Liverpool Ware;
Heavy and Fancy Groceries;
Fruits Preserved and Fresh;
Jeies, Sauces, Pickles. Liquors, &C.
In our wholesale rooms, will be found a choice
sor,ment Of PIECE GOODS, comprising fine
French; Saxon and American Cloths;
Cassimeres and Vestings;
Satinets, Tweeds, &c,
Also Bleached and Brown Sheetings and
Shirtings, Tickngs, Osnaburgs. Crash, sc, &c.
Our assortment of Silks and Fine Linen Goods; De
LANES Chais, Bareges and Prints, very extensive,
and embraces every thing new in pattern, well
fine and substantial in finish and fabric
Our stock of Embroidery embraces all the newest
sly les and patterns to be found in the Eastern Markets
Our Bonnets are OF the latest Spring Modes, and
amongst them, will be found all syeS-from that OF
the plain shaker Travelling Hat the most ele-
CANT Partisan made Bonnets and Head Dresses.
Our Ribbons,
Collars,
Sleeves,
Handkerchiefs,
Gloves and
Hosiery,
anod t,Sto
Our SKIRTS arc of oua,ies from, tho Milan, LIGHT
and airy SeeI Ertens;on Ia tho more cun,brous Sc,r
lot Raj unr,l
Orr ,s.nrtmont NJ ades Nisses and CbiIdron,s
Shoe will no ,nrnd worthy 81 ttsninn In
III. en.rtmcnt If tr,da we can oyerx rarie,
~ rarment for . ,ahies, foot THO neyr and elag,nt
art,cIa tho Sc.rIot sbangbpis ,mongv, orr s,St a,
ladies shoes
Onr stnct az CentIepen,s Fine Erench Calf and Gam
Boots. Ties Pumps, Slippers, &c, is very large
and elegant
Youth and Envs Nat. and can.-eyerv hing from tho
rnnImnnas, pin f., the 6nn h,oed rr;m piantation
rho y,shinn,hle siit and rassimero and tho eay,nt
hrsipass u,t
wa baua ononod also n verv sro lot If sunerior
C,rnatrp r. wbirb we vnud invite speraI atteptinn
Orr window shades and Drsneries wall p,ner and
use Furnsbin~ articles arc in nertoct kaenpq with
Tho ron,alnder ~ ,ur stock
wa have a very large assortment of
Fresh Teas Rim and lava Cofree,s
puIvariyet Crnsbad
CIaroad & Rrown Surar.:
Wdias.as and Srrnn
rnd Fish
wa ris,
Usrringse j., Al, si,e ,,cL,cos.
Also F,gs R,is,ns
Cnrrants prunas .sstd c.rd;os
A1so , ,ot ., su,er,nr western pesarra Shoes.N
u.'rr,r,a1
assartnd
We Keep constantly on hand all the various brands o,
Missouri anu Iowa fiour-aiso very superior Hams,
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w The Davenport Ga-etteis OF OPINION
that there should be no extra session OF the
Legislature this winter-that we can get
along lust rs we'll without one. That IS our
on;n;on. We have about extra sessions
enough. These are hard times. Men are
suffering more for the want Of money than
for want Of lavs.-Bur.ington Harkeye.
Tbem,s our sentiments give US more
n, oney and less legislation.
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~ An editor Of down-east paper get
;, s"S Tired Of paying his printers, resolved
:. u''n'nlsh help, and put his own shoulder
=. "e wheel. Here is bis first effort at set.
s W. tq.nH Sc ShAlT do most oE Our
NAV v" VS., se1'lns tfqe heleAFa Er~~>-prinTers
tios, i az ao tirS peing difficult to SET
sqrA. ps'senee Such dlJFi-
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MOULD RESPECTFULLY DIRECT THE ATTEN
w ton of purchasers to their immense, varied
elegant stock of
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q SAMUEL kNEPPER now has his Boot
aaa Shoe Store in full blast, and is deter
%'asd that his fellow citizens shall "wade
~ through mud and snow dry-shod, if
.us'e is any virtue in a good understanding
ludlow prices,
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FARM TO RENT

ON MILITARY ROAD TO CHERRY CREEK VAL
~ LEY and California, at Crossing Of Ekhorn River
20 miles West Of Omaha. Good House, CeIers, Barns
with 80 Acres Land and under good cultivation. Good
timber and water for convenient Hav and Corn
for Winters use on it. Enquire Of BALDWIN 4
DODGE. &e ~ rnoy6p2S-u
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High Tariff Men.

\. iae Steamboat men on the Missouri
''' They only ask $3.50 per hundred
s0a st. Louis to this point. 1t must be
s's'ns cool "dsxn below"
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.,sr me total amount Of taxable pron-
NJ ae0opeS county, Missouri, is ss's4i,.
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PIsoXWs.

NfCEE IDE L. BOWEN HAVE JUST RE-
Nl eeived large lot of PLOWS of all description
which will besold at very low prices. tv2n6.,
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pers for publication,
council Bluffs, Oct. 7th, 1853.

~ Inc President has appointed 81.
o-ANef JONES" Minister to Austria, and
ROYAL u. Any has removed his Stove store
a"u lin-shop, from his old stand at the
rSau OF broadway, to the building two doors
Last Of JAMES Block, on Lower Broadway.
ROYAL has large assortment of Stoves and
i'AWare, to which he calls the attention of
Tue public, in our issue of to-day.
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but then look at her horse who coulc
not ride well on such horse-any chile
ten years old could ride that horse," &c
and then her horse was compared to a rocking
chair, cradle, and various other things O.
steady gait and easy motion. 1t was wei
known that her horse was we'll trained-tha
he was accustomed to his rider, and that sh'
had been practicing on the ground fo
weeks previous to the tournament. Tha
she rode easily and gracefully none viii
question; but to speak of her horse as onl,
''tolerably well trained for the OCCASION" il
simply ridiculous. That ''she went rount
with speed that made the boldest ride
tremble," will, l think, be news to all who
witnessed her riding-and especially so to
the half dozen riders who excelled her in
speed. Hers was not a fast horse, and
no whipping or squirting could have brought
him to the speed of several other horses on
the ground. That there was some trembling
among the bystanders at the riding of Miss
WHITE and Mrs. ROBINSON, l know, but
neither heard, saw or felt any such trembling
at the performances of Miss JAcKsoS-not
even at the circus performance of standing
upright on the saddle; for even at this, the
general expression was: "anybody could do
that, on that horse-he is as steady and
easy in motion as rocking chair"
A few words about this latter feat. The
Bugie thinks "equestrianism does not consist
in being able to ride and manage horse.' -
In the opinion of others, equestrianism does
not consist in being able to stand upright
on the saddle; and this feat of Miss JACKSON
unquestionabIy condemned her in the opinion
Of many, and evidently did not gain for her
favor with the judges. am not of those
(and they are many,) who set this perform
arcs down as positively immodest; but
am free to say, had she been more suitably
attired for it, it would have been more to
her credit. Had she worn black skirt, of
ordinary length, under her riding habit, or
a short black skirt and pants, or after gain
ins her feet had she dropped her riding
dress, she would have appeared to better
advantage than she did in white under skirts
of various lengths; and the dissatisfaction
of lockers on would have been less strongly
manifested. l throw this out as hint to
the lady, should she again perform the same
feat on some future occasion. ....~
Which does the Bugle regard as the best
to be able to sit gracefully, ride
and manage well, a gay, spirited, unframed
horse, CT to sit gracefully ard ride well
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WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
w of Fresh Oysters. HOLSTERS, Sardines, Peaches.
Strawberries, Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple, brandy
Peaches, Brandy Cherries Assorted Pie Fruits Pick
les &C.. all of which will he sold at greatly reduced
prices. HONN s. MoCLEI.LaNp.
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TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-A LARGE LOT
d Of Bacon-Sides and Picked Pork by
EDWARDS 4 HARRINGTON.
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BARs,TT & ROSS.
Nav I5yopl
II. c. MUTT. IA. TRITLE. J. s. ANDREWS
Merchants Exchange Bank
H. C. MUTT & CO.,

a 1ONEYS RECEIVED on DEPOSIT PAYABLE ON
lN demand or at specified date, with without in
terest as per agreement with depostors.
Transferable Certificates of Deposits issued when de-
sired
We draw direct on New York, Boston, Philadelphia
Detroit and Chicago and have also perfected
ment nv which we issue Drafts and Letters Of Credit
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and Ffty-Seven
Cities of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
braka of charge and RENTED at current rates OF
Exchange.
We receive orders to Buy and Sell on Commission
Real Estate in Iowa Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants at current rates.
REFERENCES:
lie UuRAy & Co. n Y City GREEN, THOMAS & Co. u.
DRExEL & Co, Phia. Pa. CooLBAUGH Il BROOKS,
VERMONT BANK, Month, Burlington, Iowa
Vermont. WARREN Co. BANK, Ills
HARvEyKtNG Esq, Boston DAVID r. PRESTON h co
L. G. BERRy& Co. Adrian, Detroit, Michigan
Michigan ln20u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26
INTERMENT IN FRIENDS BlhiiN"
GROUNDS.
To u. Ed.io, aI The y. 7. Tri1an.

To a> Edi,o, e/ The y. T. Tribsn"
SIR: Several articles have OF late appeared IL lHt
TRIBrsE growing out Of an OBJECTION to me n'7'nsn.
Of an indvidu. in the burial ground OF ffiend' a.
Purchase such objection being based upon ths pres
ence Of an officiating minister or hirens a "
tie writer.
Whoever ia scou.irtei with tte hs.ory Of the days
Of Fo, and hi. cosijutoIs, is fully aware that
England A. ,bs time. was preeuinently ruled by an
ambriou. hierarchy, and the burdens imposed and p
prosecutions Induced by il most gre'o"s ~ ''
DOrre. . :-:..~~, ..
Hence the testimony against h'FlE L Sno;a1 ~
Friends or Q9.bers, was not Only called Tor oy Inc
e1igetcies Of the case, but became M
sbIa s,S rr;rt ns.nre II priesy domination over the
einerty beneiactors to the race taousa Gis.yry may
have failed in giving the credit ths; was ?us, "a 1
due This work they niiis,ed has borne its irui;s IN
more lsCd, t5au ouI oWp. ami wheSe l98 |. ta' asa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26

,,rf. last bessu, by which later generations will BE-
sniSed or their way Flieods ana foes WI teaa u
.,tb .oual attention, and both VIII De tereSDed oy
,bs MANY tone which pervodssr ,.
STsi, speech has rent the val which had been zen
thrown che nsnee,s battle H now rogog' ana
s.;, sc tbsir pary interests To bow many petty
osrtes,s hss not the great question over whch the
,,ia :. yce already given the occasion How have
psno - ohliersted 70 draw il down to the level
~ ~ II I"Ipasn circum..ances The duration or the
Sornfs Of the magnificent structure erected by The
Hrs;..To of Liberty structure whose splendli 4
nn.iprs hsd already in the dreams Of patriots,
oo,,e,5,S across the coltnert-seens to the pgnies
mo rave their hands on it merely a sop from which
,hsv osu suck themseives to greatness.
owe COW enter upon phase Of the combat.
Mr.. Seward has laid down the plan on which 1t Is
,Ience.orih 10 be conducted with perfect ceGrnsss.
lie Laa Tased the standard Of the North with stead
hand, ald thrown down the gauntlet to the South
vthou. itsu,t or iuvecye. 10 short time the arena
will be fol. Of Titans. Were TIL pow under the pro-
lection Ct the mst, the pgmiss did tneir work, per-
Laps alicaoy to the ruiz ol the Republic
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26

"NoI QuIrE so BAD. The Bel.fonte Dsvotr9'
tells good story of Sam Bike who has been down The
Susquehapna this Spring with raft. Returning me-
lie stepped at tavern, where a crowd was discussns
the Karsss question. sam had not slept the previous
night, ard about squaripg himself out for com
Portable srooze. when of the loudest turning 20
liGuor for the room" "Done saws his opponent,
who was auiLeconpton. Now, then, FRIEND sara
No /, lin order to decide this bet, will you De 80 80
kId a. TO tel Us whether you are a Lecompton man
What made you think 20 Sam asked Because,
Su. you look Ike one can always tell them by their
locks, replied No. |. Sam answered, " Dol men'
gentlemen raS a raft from Snow.Shoe 10 Man
eta; hare been drunk for trO rleks; JH' h1d ~
idea looked as hard as that The LeconPtoHet
pad the liquor and sloped
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26
xxxvn CCNGREss.....First Session

SENA1E.... WAsmIsGros. April "a, 1853.
Noting Of interest tsnspired during the morning
hour.
The Deficiency bill wa, taken up. and Mr. Fesse'-
dep's Amendm' Ut voted aud lot by - az Ans: 81
Mr.. HAKLAN nowa) moved 70 s.T,ke from The blu
tie l.9th to the 1851 lire.
\ debate ensUCd.
motion Il =; ely unexpen5ei appropriation on the
Both Of June, 1850, be returned to the eurpus tun''
lost by vote Of Is TO ~.
MI WADE (Ohiol spoke on toe genera que'II:oa
OF the Jtah war. He ssid vnst would be c0"aldlce
ia tie case Of great war nigh, be policy IN the case
Of tribe Ike tie Mcfmons. lie wished The Pfesioeh,
he'd invoked Tire principle Of popular sovereignty ana
applied il to that people. Lst .hem regulate ttisr
ow sfIaYs, AID would yet make peace with tnem
Oh the ttst ms: victory over them would be 6aF,
rep. He would repeal tie Territorial law, a'd no9el
would never have granted It. knowing as we ui1 'na'
they believed IN theOcrscy lncoInpsuD.o Win Io
publican Institutions. Had we let t0em alone
1cbisms would have divided them, but having sent
the army would Odate them and make thelf coun-
cils haimObious He WAS opposed 70 t1e nioiMsn I.
tensts but Morn onsm has not get troubled Tue Igls
Of aDY one ouiiiG Cf their own circle Force never
cor q1eI,d fanaticsn, for the iced OF martyrs was
tie blood Of the Church. -l,.- ,,,
Mr.. HALE ~ H. and M WILSON Mass
respectively dehned THEN poeit0n Ia respect u 'ae
vote. ,., -
Finally the bill was read thifd time, aud The ques-
ton put-Shall the bill pas -
TIE bill was pss. ed by Yeas % Nays ~, as follows
csy hynp Fitch Grpen sn Hammond HENDERSON qu,-
ton Hunter lversoH Jones johnson Tsnn:E 1onn,on SArJ
Mallory Pdk, Pugh, Sebastian, SideH THOMSON W. '''
Toonbs, Wright. Iglte - c,, Ct..I ell.
M Ys-M.ssrs BfodeIick Cameron Chanccf CsTs Cola'
iner ID ole Duke, Fesse nden FOO, 'eI, h,le
Hasn kire ri Siu 'PS Davis Doug s Kcnned
+, ace. Reid, SuinI Thompson ny J. . .
PAIRED OFF Mr. Seward with Mr Be5Jamli, Mr. Mason
with Nh Min.
TIE ill tterefc'e passed preciely as reported from
the Committee, with the addition OF Mr.. stuart 4
aeudu ent that the Secretary Of War submit future
contracts for tire sanction of Congress.
After all Executive Session, the Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26
SOMETHING MORE FOR SEcRErARY FLOYD
70 IN, Edt,oy Of The n. T. Triblse.

SIR: Some time since. accident threw 10 my way
private circular ssued by party Of Government con-
tractors at Washington and directed to Democratic
bank president The authors were the propnetors OF
act for transporting Government merchandise TO
Utah Tho objec OF this circular was 10 Ob.an GER
"a smourt of funds from different bankrg instuons,
paving con mon rate of interest and keeping their
bi in circulation Two years. As en evidence, sup
pese that the iLvestnen ut would be saie one, toey
noGestly stated thst they should realize million dol
lars profit in the fument Of the contract As these
cortiactors were unknown person of course, soue re-
ferereuce 1ss Necessary to call attention to tnen cf-
cusr And en- the inside iD extended remarks SPEAK
Dg Of the gentlemen as "od contractors ana wesitny
men. was the accommodation OF JoHS Is. FLOYD,
Sc,e,qry If Var! Now, Sir, will merely state,
that to me the fact that tbese parties are to realize one
mi ion dollars profit from single contract, and the
crcuu stance of the Honorable Secretary alo~ng his
name 10 be on the circular. and above al private
ccusr az 81 irresponsble indorser, do not coincide
p.easantly. Such circuustanas hold. Sir, you and
Inc public will agree with in pronouncng not only
perscns diss race 70 the Honorable Secretary, but
ysry dirty streak upon already weil-:oled Govern
ment- am, Sn, yours Respectfully,
Ns.e Ysrt Ci'y APiil 10, is5a I. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26

FROM SAs DOxIEGO.-Mr. Young, late United
states Corsul at Curacao, has arrived at WashDgtos
With important dispatches from San Domingo. The
oordiiion Of affairs is represented by Mr.. Y truly
alarming. The American Consul, the American Gag,
ard, 10 tact every white inhabitant that ISLAND,
subject 10 daily insus by negro mObs-incitsd
cCubt by their worthless and ierociCus negro leader,
BseZ. IL am not greatly mistaken, our Government
will adopt speedy TO redress its wrongs and
nsUts that constantly beaped upon the heads VI
cur unoheIdIg citizens The seizure and confsce-
tioD Ct cur ships, one Of which IL now in my minds
-ye-the schooner Chas. H.-will be figidy inquired
ito. II the Government would send down there .
small naval force, ard fire or two broadsdes into
thsn, i might possibly bring those black rssoals to
their sebsss. The Government will be compelled to
susperd all Intercourse with them, and Withdraw our
present Consul, Mr.. Elliott. lCor. Phn. Penn.
MR. WAsHIsGTos's BARGAIN WITH IHE LADIES'
MOUsI NEEsOs AssocIATIoS.-Ihe h,enmona Es-
Qurtr publishes the terms OF negotiation between NJ.
John A. Washington, the proprietor Of mount sern9s,
Tnjon. They are. the payment Of $2D0,VOo for two
burdred acres of lsDd in which are included Wash-
iro.on's resdence and tomb, and the landng-place.
SIS Coo of this sum were paa On .ne uosns VI sso
he naid r four yearly iBstalmsnts. Mr.. Washington,
however will allow interest upon any sums, not less
than s. coo, that may be paid before the bords arc
Su and he retains the title 10 and possession 0f tho
ss,.,s until principal ard interest are paid except
that in case the whole amount Is paid by the 22d Of
February 1879, be will fcrego interest on the first
years psynept, due IN January 1853. At the esrreet
:o6citstion Of Mr.. Everett and other friends, the
"Southsrn Mstron has signed her bsptismal name to
the document announcing these facts. II is Ann PAr-
mels Cunningham.
GoisG TO LIBERIA.-Mr. Urcy of Princeton, Cald-
veil County, In this State has msnumitted twenty
five OF bis regrces for the purpose Of sending them 70
Liberia. He is expected here to-day, on hs way 70
Baltimore with fourteen OF them composing Two eonfo
fen ilies. The remainder will be sent iorwad ~ 81
early day. li-ousvhis Co9t'e'' AV'a ~''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY CORRECTED.

a
+, The Edit~ ef The y. y. Iribune
SIR: The AtIaAtie Monthly for May informs i,s
resders that | have "had tie effrontery 10 bring
against ii q charge Of forgery
The Atlantic Monthly is again IN error. The only
tcle have written in retutation Of lie review Of my
Life and Times of Aaron Burr appeared a few weeks
ago, in TIE TRIBUNE, and the only sentence in that
article in which any thing sad about forgery eI-
pessly acquitted the magezne Of that crime, and a.
buted ts false quotation from the work reviewed 70
"eareltssnese."
The Atlantic Monthly, instead Of good-bumoreaiy Z
sknowledging its error in attnbutng 10 me words l
never used sdds this new and grouDdless accusation
Of efrcn,ery. am, therefore, compelled 10 rSe soa
c.u:ion thai. says judged i. too caarAoy' 1as "N-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-26
United States Supreme Court.
WAspINGroS Friday Anril

NAsHlNuTON, fridHy April y, IoJo
No. ll3.-John Horoyd VS.. Levi Humphreys. The
Ioaters controversy having been agreed to and set
tied it was ordered that the writ OF from the
Circuit Court for the District of Columbia be dismissed
with costs.
Nos So ard S7.-James Williams, administrator, Va.
Robert divers executors, and Robert Oliver ) execn.
tors VS.. James Williams, administrator; and " aud
92-John Goodings administrator, VS.. Robert Oliver 5
executors, and Robert divers executors vs. john
GCodtgs administrator; argument concluded.
Adjourned TO Monday.