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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
TAKEN UP

DY John Harvey living in Praire Town. ~
ID ship, Howard county, one Bay Horse, AS
about il hands three inches high, some saddle
spots, and few white hairs on his forehead; a
little lame in his off fore-leg, and is about 10
years old Appraised before the undersigned,
Justice of the Peace, at $40. by L. X. WOODS
and Robert Yancy, on the 26th day OF August, '5s.
sep9-3w S. T. GARNER, ]. p.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

HJohn w. Hawkins, one of the au-
thors of the Washingtonian Temperance
Movement, died recently.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
Ambrotypino.

m. WOOD respectfully invites the atten-
= .. ton of the citizens Of Glasgow and vicinity
would say tothose who desire a good Likeness
of self or friends, that this is rare opportunity
to obtain them, as his experience warrants him in
guaranteeing 10 all safisfaeti0n.
Il Prices from 81 upward. An immediate
cal Is solicited as his stay will be limited.
July 29, 1858, ~ l,'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
MARRIED..

ESTILL-BURTON-On the 18th uit., by
Elder Joel H. Haden, Mr.. Christopher Estill
and Miss Ann Eliza Burton, all of this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NJOTI"E is hereby given that the undersigrt 4
IN executor OF the estate Of Joseph Minor, DR.
ceased, has obtained letters testementary up"'
said estate. from the Clerk Of the County Cotffi
of Charlton county, Mo-, Tin vacation) date
Aug. %, 1858.
Ali those indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment5 and those havir:=;
claims against said estate, are requested to exhb
them properly authenticated, for allowance, with
in one year from the date of these letters, or the
may be precIuded from having any benefit Of SAIL
estate. If not presented within three years, thej
will be forever barred. .-...
DAN'L B. WHITE, Executor.
Auo o. 1855
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

II A new paper, the Weekly Argus,
has been started ut Unionville, Putnam
county, Missouri. J. w. Hendley, pro-
proprietor. 1t is neutral in politics.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
Official Vote in Kansas.

The Board Of Commissioners Of Kansas
give the following as the result Of the late
election in that Territory on its admission
as State under the Lecompton COnstitu.
ton:
Against admission, II 300
For Admission, l,7Se
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
FOR THE LADIES.

Mrs. BISHOP has located in Glasgow, Nw
Nl for the purpose Of carrying on the
Millinery and Dress Making business in all va
its branches. She hopes the ladies will give he
a call. Her residence is opposite Smith, Bool
& Co.'s store.
RVFdshions received monthly. sep9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
FOR THE LADIES.

IOn lie LAOlGO, -.
WE especially invite the attention Of our lady
w customers to our stock, which embraces ev-
cry article they may desire, either for utility or
ornament. -
silks-Black and fancy; embracing rev and
rich styles, and cheaper than silks have
ever been sold.
MerinOs-French and English, finest styles
and all colors. Alpaca, silk warp;
Bombazines.
Satin DeChene-A most beautiful and en-
tirely new article, with
side stripe.
RObes-De Laine, a very handsome article.
Cashmeres-Printed and plain, rich and beau
tiful.
Cling hams-In great variety, style and prise
shavvIs, CIoaks and Dusfers-A truly
handsome assortment, Of the styles notr
rorn in the asst, and the first brought west.
We are certain to please in them.
BOnnefs, &c.-Siik and Fancy Bonnets, the
present fall styles, and very handsome, tea
gether with flowers and ribbons for tiH-
mings. Call and see them.
White GOOas-In alb varieties, together With
large stosk of collars, undersleeyss,
chemisettes, &c. --fs
We beg leave to assure our friends that We pro-
pose TO sell our complete stock lower than We
have ever sold before. We purchased them lew
er, and therefore can sell Them lower, and viii
DO t. fsep21 STROUSE & FRIEDSAM. .
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rSes Mrs. Bishops advertisement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Ice. Ice,

ACet Aces
lnUR customers are respectfully notified that
" they must can for their ice prerioss to 8
O'Clock In the morning, rs We win not deliver after
That hour. Notice this if you want ice z
ausl9 Wv SEIBEL, HEREFORD & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
5000 7EWAED,

5000 1E" AID,
l. sion of Philip 8. Ziiharf. Who, on
the I'd day Of August, 1858, in Georgetown, Pet
trs county, Mo-, stabbed Capt. s. Montgomery,
and made his escape on that night from the custo-
dy Of the officers
Sand Philip Zilhart IS about 30 years old, about
ilre feet ten or eleven inches high, Of sanguine
complexion, full blue eyes, coarse grained face,
light hair and rather thin, ana at the time Of bis
escape had sandy whiskers, and has swinging
walk.
Any one arrestins the offender and securing
him safely, win be paid The above sum.
=. E. CRAvENS,
augl2 Sheriff of Pettis County,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

1.-THE river rose six inches last night.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

fd' Monday. A' o. LOUIS
5TyE1 s s.g.z ir IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

importance u this Office taken into yles, and Is
lower 10 compel the faithful administration OF public trusts
~ every branch Of the government to punish their
violation, legal provision should be wanting 10 ensure
Is faithful administration in open and ponsbie
manner. And the jurors recommend that provision
should be mace by Law Tor peroacal statements Of cases
bi ought into his Office, and Of their lnal disposition
BENJAMIN y. CAMP, Foreman.
?. BALDWIN, Secretary.
The Court returned ITS thanks 70 the Grand Jurors for
the satf'actory which they performed .heir
duties, ana discharged them ior tho term
Aiifr an the pIspnR bad been disposed Of those te-
fendants against whor, the Grand Jury found bills FOR
burglary larceny other oiences ware brought 40
iIonl The Tvubs and airalgnod 10 plead They pleaded
not guilty. an1 we're remandod Tor trial.
The Recorder stated that ~ e5fseareBee cf being
gagged IN court since the commenrement Of the term, he
Was unable 10 write his q, cision IN the Of DeviD
Turner Fitzpatrick and others, indicted for alleged
sitacy 10 dnrau The pubic treasury. lie would consult
With Jude. Mullen and render bs decision next week
Charles lasalle edpor of the .Surricr les E1ts URi
who pleaded guilty to breach Of the lottery law N pnb
fishing lottery advertisement, was hnad t0. The Re-
corder ta'd that IA his Judgment no offence TO pub
~ the sae OF q legal lottery III this State, although
the Pcopf aganst Tay or seemed ~ look another way
Robert Holmes, Esq, then and sad that he was
counsel for The proprnor5 o! several weekly journals
who bad been cha gei with similar offence, and asked il
hs Honor would enter tam motion 10 discharge their re
cognizauces.
Nj Sedq~cg the Assistant District Attorney observed
That the Iecoen2ances had not been returned h, and
the matter therefore postponed for the present.
The Cont adjourned sins die.
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Sale oS the CITY Property ss satisfy the
Low her Claim.

Pursuant the writ of execution issued by the county
Sheriff ''a The right te interest which the Mayor
Aldermen and Commonaliy q tbs city OF New York had
the l2h day uf Juge 1891, at any Elnco have
had and 70 the several tracts parcels pccos % Land
situate, lying and being in thc city of New York, !" was
sold ydeteday AZ ihe City Hail. 70 satisfy the Lowbcr
clam, which the courts have decided bc legal how.
ever improperly made. ncrc were not more than n
dozen Icrfons At tie sac and ,he ouly bidders wuro
Moses Taylor and NJ Low ber hnsc The latter geuic.
msn bOugh The nrs "a, sauaied The noi IL side of
Chatham street and City al square, for t 600 Tue ncxi
twenty four lots, situated mostly the Fourth
waIes, wsIe sod 70 Mr. ic~ecf, a. rrccs varying from
Moses 1sylo bought eight iois in ali for sQs.ooo
7hs iois 90 the Nush rycv mostly bought BY Mr..
Leehci, Il ~ ascrsgc prce of about slo0 eaon.
NJ. lovbOr also bought nc piers, as follows
yandcrbii, per, iho Battery, last river, $500.
No. kast river, ~ 60
Hal u No North river, $500.
No 8 oand !, AM hall q N0s ;, Il and Is ras, river
Iiaif q Nca. ~, n aae u l,ast riv.r. - 900.
llalf W Nos. -, "a and 40 FAST rsstr. 5000.
No ~ am hal u - and " last river, si,oco.
Ms. ~. ~, -, ~ and a. f.lsl river, elo.OJo.
Ncs -, AZ a. and -, and hi q Is, o. and " last
ilaf q each o tn piers a, lo o., of Broone ana 10
ancy streets, AM tie pcrs ai The foot e rh Tsooy-
t1d, twenty aiih md iwsny s1ui sircris Fast river,
pfs a H. lot q Te,ny eighth, Thirty c.gh,h. Fiy
ihrt, ssy t1si, 1000 and iisth s1rcas, Lsi rvcr,
Also lie fouop us r.efs o. tho Noth rl,crs--
HAL ol Nts ~ and - and vnOle d ", sls,@0.
No. =. - an halt o. -, fio.9o0.
Noe ~, - and IS, siO.pcS.
Noe g. 81, - and ~, an n 49, G0ot q Laght street,
st.ot0.
Sos o., II OIL Z, $jcn
~ ~ ~, 81. Y, ~ an4 =. $500.
NJ. al 81 - sud ~, 5000.
t1Cla at l0O q : ycntetnfh, ehteonh TWsnt eth and
Twerty Hct ond streets a. 900
The tota fcr whch the pcrs cold to Mr. Iax er =
sl1stUv, ani the toai amount bd was Slss52 As Hr
luvNlr's claim Against Tho cty slsSUUO, sgether
IA tH. QV#f.4f
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sleeping Accommodations @. Railway.
ins LoIioR ~ fHt Hfeaiu.

NAeArA furs, poC. -, isss.
Permit me H. call your attention. sud that d vie public
generally, f. enc VI the lat improvements made IL rail
reading for tho ocl,ft and oorxcuioncc az thc weary
traveller. have inst examined one u tic rev scaping
upon The Great Western Hallway, which SUR asses
anything n The kind have before witnessed u
consists oi q car murh 0uvgr than thosc lc and
tcu cct ten inches wide, which 4 asC widor than the or
dnafy car containing tniri horths eS feet oue aid
twenty four ncos wide, suitably provided viii mattresses
and beding, and also thrtyFlX seats, With numbers
H. correspond With the bcrthe. These bertl three
tiers hgh running through the cenire Of The car snd the
seats on esch side enabling the person ooturyng the
~ lie cown or st up, ne he peasos. Ind ~ each
tnd ~ c same large circuar washstand, with mir
rcrs &c, with person stationed there during the who'll
passage attend 20 the special the psscngcrs
aso special condurior fr this car and person
allowed 10 enter unless having ticket emitting him to
the same. The car s most beautifully arranged. with
every hng 10 nai>c onrno table and cheerful and for
an these comforts there Is but hty extra charge
from Niagara Fails 10 Detroit Who would ro' pay treble
this amount whcn bong journey Cor snch comiortss
TRAVELLER
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4 ne Alleged English Dcfa alter.

ApfllCA.ioN 40 Dis,nAhGE s. :. KLLIoTF ~JUpu
EJ>sFtL DENIES THE MoTIoS TO DISCHARGE.
An application was ma,c 10 Judge Russell ou tho sth
Of this month, for a writ OF habcas corpus on potoa
Of James Sutton Elliott, who s detained the fdrige
street jail on cyil action growing out Of charge Of en-
hezzlement preferred by tho fnrlsh Secretary of saa
for the War ietment, and re,arnnble on
Thursday but In o tho or coun
sell the postponed h yesterday Saturday morn
iIg. The defendant, who u porsIy looking gentleman
and good srccirnen of the hearty Engiishnan, phys
cay speaking, prcsont, charge or deputy Eherin
Mr.. g. A. Seward appeared for the pcloncr and Mcssrs
Williams and Whitaker On the other side.
Counsel for the defendant proceeded, Ia elaborate
argument to move for hs discharge, on The following
grounds
First that the defendant Vas not apubc officer second
that II he was publ officer he was not liable &c b. Ar
rested uncr TIE provgioBs o tho Codo of Prvede and
third, that the order 81 arret vss merged the judy
MI Williams repled briefly N behalf ~ thu British
government reviewing The argument OF VI. Seward and
giving chronological account OF the judicial proceedings
IN the lie sail tho 9hoe question had care
fully passcd upon, rsi By the Supreme Court by Judge
InQraham. in an elaborate Discussion IL his opinion he
esed The motion dschargc su, gave liberty t. renew
Il on Affirmative papers Ihai liberty the party avaei
himself o. and came Ia alnrnatirc papers, and
that u VAS discussed before Judge Davies. he 70
fused that to dia,hargc bin, ani then vert 10 tho
General Term and there dscussed. Tha orurt dc
med the motion, giving the opinion referred counsel
bad not the slightest car-Thaicyer might b. ~ private
cisnor-,o review the case Itc maintained ,tat tNe
prisoner cot oppressed by bong dc.Rnod N custody
and IA would b. absurd h. rye him rehts 10 which IL
tas rot ert lied Tho fnrh government aslsI fr the
Law of The American government 10 b. applied hin.
The vitality II the Orgna order ~ arrest ~ wsc
.frtsd 81 the iudgsn nt and she law distinctly recos.
,vcd ana provided f1r the custody ii VII n nc dsufaut
vas held after Judgment Counsel maintained that
hab. ~ corpus WAS nt ,e rarcr remedy - cure any r..
regularity IN Tho proceeding ~ tho ts,un
- -, -, -, e.f,..,. ,.4 - 49,.
'euso 'usso" b''o -. 'V''"Aa 1."h 5'-'.'~y'
denying Tue motion !" discharge the decniant'-
This " an apfrat0n ir the dschaT.e oil the rolaOr 0u
babsas er~pus directed 10 TIC shers of tho cav and
county III Ncv YORK Tla Shcrla makes re,urn ~ rai
writ and AYERS t4i A. holds ara at,ans him b. yrtre
of eostau order Of arrest ac Ia = certain acf oa p.a.
NJ In d. sgtssrne uogrf a ule STAT II New inrA
wherein lauathau Ipl i.f frtannr Maiortvg frtrrti
Secretary u siAis fef ~ War ptnartmOnt llainf
ana lancs sutsan lHtl II DESCENDANT hy rnd s',Ir-o
wit y, ths Hon ~ r n ranam, \ Egtce II .ars soaf'
1he roator traver- thc return - sii r A lgG a,ofs
that hs rtfgiso,cft ls Illegal op 4 yarot 81 ,rone-
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Lord Bury-s Hopes for n Canadian Federa-
fsor-Ihe PrsiG. Railroad. sad Colonial

lirom No London Tines. Dec. a.
There the pcgry ~ colonies, ami there s the fact
The alter 10 appreciated IN the long but the
former also has H. admrers and s long and long
have enthusiasts heer writing ny The coionies partcu.
mrly The American, a. glorious openings for younger
aofs icr nne fellows with turn for field work or
handiwaEk than heoivork-for large families, Cor
fcrdess curates md generally for the meritsious and
neglected. You aways had several Young friends and
not young a yoa for your influence In this or
that department. Had you no, friend, member ~ Par.
lament always ready ~ course 10 cell his Independence
for auy ahscute stranger Had you not intimate
quantencc With the lord Cbancollof2 md YOU know
s0racho1y IN the rcssufyy Then there your bro
thrr waes sister uncle The Custom HouSe and
Rad nj teast acgsantance among tn directors Of
every raf0ad Could ycu not get them ~ Do something
ior nc poor young felow who stante before you hav
rg lost nEhi spont bis -, five shlhugs between chop
hol.C and The HaynMFct, AMI iRnr8nt where and
heN 81 get another POOr boy he wants somc
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INDEX TO THE HERALD.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN 1853.

State Conventions ndorsement Of President Bu-
ehanan- Kansas Affairs African Slave Trade
New York Registry Bi = ta.- EleetionI--
List of the Governors o. tho sta.e ID
pular Vote-Time Of Meeting OF the
different tate Lcgislatures-
Number of Congressman
Chosen this Year,
DC, &c, &c.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-12
TRIBUTE OLE RESPECT.

At a regular meeting of Meigs Lodge No.
2l3, Free and Accepted Masons, held in their
Lodge room in the Gown of Decatur or Mon
day evening. March l, A. d. 1858, A. L. $685.
the following proceedings were had, to wit
WHEREAS 1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler
of the Universe to remove from time to eter
nifty our beloved brother, SAMUEL w. WooDs,
who departed this life at his residence, in
Meigs county, on Friday, the ! 9th February,
lS5s-therefore
RESOLVED, That is his death, his family lost
an affectionate father and husband, the com
munity one of its most useful and upright
citizens, and our Lodge one Of its best mem.
bers.
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympathise with
the family and friends of the deceased in their
loss, and offer our coincidence to his widow
and family.
Resolved, That we wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That these proceedings be spread
upon the Records of the Lodge, and copies
furnished the Athens Post and Cleveland
Banner for publication.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of this Lodge
furnish the widow of the deceased with n
copy of the same. j. NJ. LlLLARD, W.M
j. Ii. DAVIS, Secy.
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Chancery Court MT Athens.
John Stanfield and James Griffith,

Us.
William J. johnson, James S. Varnell. VIM.
p Varnell, Thomas Rogers aud II. NJ. john
son.
IN this cause it appears that II. N. Johnson
Il is not a resident citizen Of the State OF
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Athens Post a news.
paper published in the town of Athens. Me-
MINI county, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, requiring the said II. NJ. johnson to
make his personal appearance at our next
Chancery Court, to be holden at Athens. in
McMinn county and State aforesaid, on the
Sd Mondoy Of August next, to plead, answer
or demur to said original injunction and at.
taehment bill and an amended bill filed
against him and Others in said Court, or the
same will be taken as confessed as to him and
set for hearing accordingly.
VIM LOWRY, c. d u
March IL, ls5s-4t-prs fee sS-4g4
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MOUSE CREEK
Male and Female Academy.

yUyHE Second Session Of this Institution will COM
II mence on Monday, 18th inst.
Terms for this -Four Months Session. at the rate per
Session Of 20 tceeks'
Spelling, Reading Writing and Arithmetic. IS
Geography Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compost
ton and Defamation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5
Mathematics Natural Sciences, and the aboye... 10
Latin Grammar and Reader. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
One half in advance and the balance at the close Of
the session. Contingent fee lin advance,) 80 cents.
Boarding, can be had at good houses convenient to
the School, (washng and lights extra per week, 81 %
No pupil permitted enter the School without tick
ct signed by j. H. Magili, Treasurer. No deduction for
lost time, except in Of protracted sickness.
Our Teacher, Prof. A. A. NEWMAN, 1t will be remem-
bered Is graduate Of Maryvie College, and has spent
six eight years as a teacher. The able manner in
which he has conducted this institution during the past
session, his unbemshed moral character, gentlemanly
department. and industrious habits connected with his
pleasant of establishing and maintaining good
order in his School, and the advancement Of the stu
dents confded to his care think sufficient guaran-
tee. We have ordered and will soon bave complete
Philosophical and Clerical Apparatus for the use of
the School, and the friends OF the institution are en-
deay oring to get up well assorted Library. We
pledge ourselves spare pains to make this School
worthy of general patronage. L.R HURST,
JAMES WILSON,
J. H. MAGILL.
Ut. FITZGERALD,
March 5-tf C.sHELL.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-12

icy p. Il. Barnum (says the New York
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier is
not at all overcome by his troubles. He is
again actively at work and aboring with all
his skill and humbug in the management of
the Museum. hear that he is already
making arrangements to rebuild his palace
at lranistan, which was unfortunately de-
stroyed by FIRE. Barnum and his family are
now residing in this city. Ere long he will
doubtless strike upon some novel scheme by
which he can again mount the ladder Of fame
and fortune. His adversities have taught
him prudence, and in future he will take nd
vantage Of a very painful experience.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-12

CHARLES LAMBS WARNING. -Chdrles Lamb
tells his sad experience as n warning to young
men, in the following language
"1he waters have gone over me. But out
of the black depths, could be heard, would
cry out to all those who have but set foot
in the perilous flood. Could the youth to
whom the flavor of his first wine is delicious
as the opening scenes of life, or the entering
upon some newly discovered paradise, look
into my desoalion aud be made to under
stand what dreary thing il is when a man
shall feel himself going down a precipce
with open eyes and passive wll-to see his
destruction aud have no power to stop IL, and
yet feel it all the way emanating from him
self; to see all goodness emptied out of him,
and yet not able to forget Il time when il was
otherwise TO hear about the piteous spectacle
of his own ruin; could he see my fevercd eye,
feverish with the last nights drinking, and
feverishly looking for to.nights repetition of
the folly; could he but feel the body of the
death out Of which cry, hourly, with feebler
cutlery, TO be delivered-it We're enough to
make him dash the sparkling beverage to the
earth in all the pride of its mantlng tempta.
ton"
If you have a young friend who may be in
danger of acquiring an appetite for strong
drink, invite his attention to Charles Lambs
dreadful experience.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-12

I'm Ordering IicAe's vi ceEhc"es'
Eclose the money to our address for the Tickets
dred ON receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
Grst mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
70 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Onice, County and State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
All Prizes Of Al, 900 and under,paid Immediate
10 fer the Prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days. ,.,a,...t,
All atom neutrality-suspicious..
address orders for Tickets or Oertincatesto
1rna h"ivlN 8. SWAN a co., Augusta, Ga.
rsy- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
lanta ga can have their orders hed and save time,
h edaressing g swan Co., at either OF those cities.
sx,- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize mat each Is emit
SoIawing New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta In.
,sl,irsncer. New York Weekly Day Book, savannah
MornIns News, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch
ana Paulding CNiiss) Clarion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-12

WASHING TON, March S.-Tho Kansas ques.
ton was up in discussion in both branches of
Congress today. The debate in the Senate
on the admission of Kansas will very proba.
bly, terminate in a week.
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HALIFAX, March lO.-The British and
North American r. NJ. Steamship Canada, has
arrived, with Liverpool dates to Saturday
Feb. 9th.
Liverpool Cotton Market, FEB. 27.-All
qualities had slightly advanced, and were
quoted at an Id. higher than by the Europa.
The Derby Cabinet has been modified by
Lord Stanley taking the Colonial Department,
and Bulwer Lytton retiring from it.
The trial of the conspirOters against the
life of Napoleon has resulted in the convc-
ton of Orsini, Rudis and PIERRE, who have
been sentenced to death. Gomez has been
sentenced to penal servtude for life.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Grand Jury
have found bill of indictment against
Wolcott, the recusant witness.
A General Court Marshall has ordered the
trial of Col. Sumner for sending challenge.
The Times correspondent thinks the prosecu-
ton will fail, because of technicalities.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-12

t5g- Gen. VIM. Walker appeared in court
Yesterday and gave bond of $4,000 to appear
In the U. s. Circuit Court the 4th Monday
in April, and answer the charge against him
of having violated the neutrality laws
Mason Pitcher, Esq, signed tho bond
T'rys Della, All.