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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-03

~ DELllNQ
IL Comfy and Par
County or Kana wha,
turned by the Sheriff d
order Of the county q
ordered TO be publisl
ny blished III tile count
Jcseph Abbott
franklin Anderson
James Ar,mIsteaIti.
/ w illia,r.A Alexander
Bra.lf III aAkers
Elijah ", A aderson
/ AUGUSTUS AnlasteeI Il
Calvin Arfnstraag
| lli.RartI L.BAakirls
William DHAdklns
| William Adkins 81
James Adkins E
/ JAmes q. Adkins
Rabert Arnold
| Preston Alien
| William Asblilry 4
Stephen BrR,win
| HINES p I,asham
| Jnlips Brare
| Isaac n Bags
| EliSaheth Bauies
;rsen g.asbanp
/ Bobcr, By5,w
| Ise.,5 B IL i N ! II
| Cotler'al Br,lcken
| Jol,n BnckIe
EJpbnfH. lsostick
|. ITfn1Y,as Rnrk
| Sa,,,,,.sI Rnrn II
liam, Bl,sl1f i.
IJel,n 4 llcknJr
/ JnulesIB oiinq
/ AMOS Brewn
| N,nods.,n Blake
H.InI,, n Bhrnes
| Ierrnme Brs,wm
William Blunt
| James N Ruck her
| Aha, stead flake.
Idt,n al Biae kfort.
William Bull
EJdcl b. ldwll
Amos Barnett,
| Charles ii. BALDWIN
| FranlItn Beller
| fIk,nyv Bsst, Il
| aI|adssa,, Rays
.l:Tha,rss Rnel,apan
| / .nranzs 81 Dn,V Rramu,.
| Is'aac pinsler'
/ 100 Boothe
| d q { i, Rre,,,vn
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| y 4. !; 1, I'LL / 3 NJ. NJ !,
a., 4 a.si A. y;,..,t
/ , 49,. I b n.
| n & 100 49,, I.
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4 ! = i ~ 81 MI s.,,s,s
4 ,lr,e', n ~ ! j
: ~ 49, d Rrnnt
\ "a ,,,,..' Rntl;o
\ Hs,,ry Ryo1,,n
\ q, M Re.yer
N;,I;. :, NH
| .I.,ha i pnr,l;;,t
lDaS;a Rsar,ar
| r y, Il ! Railin
| ssrsIs p ! R;rtI1
IN, ~, Rg.asaes
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4 l,sa q. p.,ssass
III C Black : Ss n
/ Gobn p, Rora,
| W;ll;ar,, Il R;r5
IL ! i, VT fg.,isr,, s
i IV;lliana Cla,ke
! 4 Il, raw n Cbilftfess
| lien Id GroIleh
| nanieI Can I,
/ Fra nc;s M Car
| Ianies Carr :
| LANES Cantleyl
Asa carr !
Tayner Cheek
| Samuel Clarke
tIobns RI Carrier
Henry CarII1,pbau
| Gharies CIarke
| son h Clarke
| Jahp Coon
II = i IL
| lsaiah Curry
| samuel Clarke
lGeoFre canterl,urry .
| Jamt.ss Clarke
| W;lIiani A. Cole Q
lis. al Car,nack
REV. t,rislip
| Patrick gdtteraI
| William Cheek
lJohn Lavender
isWiliiam Christy
lanes Cau,pbeii Jr..
! Robert camubeIl
lWilliam Il Cobb
! AlherI Callers
| samuel Clarke
| 81. clair Curry d
/ Caleb Cochran
| william Carm
| THOMAS C,rautz
| rhaTles Clarke
| IIenry Il. CLAW
| Willisn, caseb,,lt
| Iasnes Conner
| lcbn CLAW
| Frank t,anly
| William Crank
| u ~ Cochran b.
| yv,,I;a,n q Curry
| smear Il Cayen,ier
n /,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-03

AT q counfy court held Tor Kanawha county,
tiie 2eth day of April 1858,
pFesented here this List Of Delinquents IA
the capitation and property tax Of this count
(tyiin the upper commissioners district Of said
c9sntY; which list being examined by tba
court. and verified by Tie afiidayits required
BYLAW is allowed and ordered 10 be certified
testhe AntIitor or Pubic Accounts for settle
meut. Teste. A w QUARTER, elk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06
BERTHA
The Met er-in-Law.

- With asphrk of something more than
mischief in her dark eyes, and with, lips
more compresSed Liihn tue gentleman at her
slue,. though Yu.e CONSTANT with amiaOlli-
sty, B,rtua Donaldson .hummed- nr
iIhbeROSatmisstre tOi ifea; no, MT I !; no, not 4.
"a fPShaw, Berthl y sald her companion,
Somewhat petuently, 'dou't be foolishly !;
imerey mention 1t as u proposition Of my
mothers, YOU know; aud if you prefer
naying,tIle wedding at Beachwood, aud
startiUg tram thence on our tour am
peifectly wiling My mother only object
ed To II OF the score o. trouble, suppose"
Bclths'S fingers trelnDled so that the
piece of fine caubric which she was EN-
oroideriug received rent as Sue jerked the
working floss through il, and the flushed
chrtk, and the tapping Of The little foot,
an the suppressed tOpes OF the voice, all
he rayed the exrnement under which she
labOtSd
Sizes kind,' replied Bertha, without
lU9knig up "uut let her rest assnredt that
tie seryauts4t Beechwljod think nctlhne
100 much trouble for their mistress My
dedallg takes place in my old home 10y
|
The sanctiOn OF my GUARDIAN
GecitHamil on looked steadily at his be-
trothed as Size altered her determination in
finn voice, and a shade of annoyance
passed ovet h,s fine i,nt dreamy face, as
vlsl9psS propAetic of (dlseVrd, and scepce'
which lac deteSted, rose before him as ht
tbeqglt OF, hiey CALM, dqIpl,lssFing 7mether
aud MS pass dnlte, ~higL-spir ted bride.
Aud 20 the wedding Look place at Beech
woodaagThe helrHSS wlled it so for sll,
was without "a. near relation in the world
aud Till She knewsCecit Hamilton, Beech
wood seslneditoibe the only thing for 'hel
to love, connected as il was with memories
Of a happy Childhood, aud the loving eye,
atdgoleeS of her parents. hl'opsaoN tsh
Derng visit to a school cdmpanion on,
summer vacation, Bertha became acquaint
led with MIR HaMllioli, Who was also ,
guest in the ho1Se She was at once fas
oinated by his elegant person, his wonder
Efnl conversational powers, his refined intel
lecl, and above all, by the ealInless Of hil
mann 7, which she Thought tie repose of
grea, mind, ANA uol as 10 really was, tbs
lndolence OF a dreamy nature. sac a
90 his Side. Cecil HuMilton Was enthrall
ed by the beauty the wit aud the yiyacitl
Of Bertha Donaldson. The light whiel
syer dashed over her face. ths cav arepar
tee wtnch sprung from her lips, and I'll
\ sparkle Cf her manner, kept him ia kin,
OF dreaming wonder Is to what she .woull
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06
On and after Monday May. 10, 1858. 81
CLEVELAND AND ERIE r. ROAD.
, Ledriag 1MtdJula-eofNG EAST.
Indian Summer.

1nQlaO OumfncI.
There is time Just when the FROST a
d, Begins to pave o,d Winters way,
When autumn in o reverie lost,
The mellow daytime dreams away ;,~g>
.r HfItHfII 'NNOf NIE 'it n
When Summer comes in musing mind, =
To gaze once more on hill aud dell.
70 To mark how many shcaves they bind
And ste if all are ripened we'll
With balmy breath she whispers low;
1he dying flowers look up and give
Their sweetest incense ere they go, Go.
For her who made their beauties live. ,
She enters 'ueath the woodland shade,
Her z-phyrs lit the lingering leaf,
Aud bear /, gently where are laid
10 g he loved aud lost ones of his grief.
at last old Autumn, rising. takes
Again his seeptre aud his throne,
. With buisterous hand the tree he shakes,
lutenr ou gathering all his own. rs
Sweet Summer, sighiug, hies the plain, t.a
Aud Whiting Winter guant and grim,
See> miser Autumn hoard his grain, 8.
And Smiles to think its all for him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

o! q. CUltEY Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese Boxes i&c Planning and Matching and serowi-
saving % Tie shortest notice Shop south side
Methodist Church, Ashttbula, Qliio. 4lC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

w. w. SMITu-Mpnulaciur OF Sole. Up
per snd Has Rea,lie, and iNsefih French Calf and
q Lippg slils, Cash paid lor Hides aud skins a Hla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

r. iTOWkR 10 SON. sMachibRl SHOULDERS o
Stationary and Portable -team Engines. Saw, and ohe
Min Work, and Jobbng Hnd efaiink done to order, OF
short natice and Ia workman like manner south Main st
Ashtabula. M .n sfi ffl taf -ur.a .rIIH a4nafH ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

d. PHILLIPS. Boot and Shoe Store, Fisk's
Block, siEp Of NE Big Boot, AShtabsis, o. ne
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

j. b CROSBY, = Iron Founder, and nialn-
h,eturer and dealer in sIlVws Pow Castings Mill Cast
in. SC Most descriptions of Foundry York done To order
Ashtabulsy yDh hipgF - hwa t1TTnT,T0I 60
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

A. 5. ABBOT'F LWpberi Dresser, and MaHu-
hefurer Of and Deaef In Shingles, lA, Fence Stu SC,
flaniug and Circular Saving done to order hhn street.
scar lovers Maehipe shop; Aslltabua. = 80, 46'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06
MamulacIMrerh.

GEORGE G. IfUBBARII,' Manufacture Of
Tfn Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, and u in Eastern
Caoking Paor Box and self He Eang sheetiron stoves
Iron Pups, chain pnpn lead pe, sheetireib sheet ad
W sheet zinc sheet copper sheet brass tin plate lofcat1 %
ties dairy kenes Eastsrn plows cutystorS and nst oh
sep kinds &c farming utensils so. sole Agent or tue sale
Celebrated Air Tight unmeF and Winter Cook
ing stove for tue Cnty tetabula Ashtana tin 4l'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

q. N. IioHBROOK, - Practical Shfysy0r
!. .EA... As4.sAals ohAe .lh -.a. ...esa = - lO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

EnIsiiInseri,iieE EnIiiI 4 Land surys,.''s,n.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06
.mnsieaI

GEORGE IVA LE, Dealer IN Piano Fortcs, mad
Bsodeels Piano stools Covers Instruction Boek etc
Depot corner Main and cene Stests OF II, Fassets
ohes- Ash'Aeala' see establishments sasAila W 40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

j. E.nGIl APMAM, Dealer in Musical Merchab-
tdise Books Fine Stationery ana Phnty Artleies az
his Bazaar and Curiosity s0rV sd door south Of the Bank
e Main street, AfhtAonla n ~ y. ~ ~. Z .l 4lt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06
Futnifpre,

pUcRO & BROTHERS, iMapunctdrers OF 4
Dealers u Furniture Of 'he bes dehei0ns, and every va
T<ty Also general UndeItakes and VI Cot
Ans orde Main street. North Of south Publ SqaaEs,
A.hlalnla- ~ ID ------ llA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

LINUS san AGE. FaruitaTe Dealer and Man
nfrturer steans estabhnsnt Notfh la stret the
of bra Fanington Hall Ashiebaa, o.. 'f 4l9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-06
Our Washington CorrssI sndence.

WASHINGTON, May O. 1853
Mr.. cshronss Bui for tie Codi6oaton Of the R>rsnus
Laps--7he Points Of ne Nec Code, dc.
The bill reported by the Hon. John Cochrane, from The
Committee on Commerce. reported 70 the House on the
18th ut and committed 10 the Committee Of the Whols
ia 10 come IN for consideration Wednesday week
styled "a Bill for the Codihcsion Of the Revenue Laws
Of the United States snd for other purposes"
This collection OF laws has been progressing soce 1854
Secretary Guthrie, under directions of senate resolution
prepared OF material, and with the assistance Q,
clerks and experts, produced body OF laws This was
presented the Congress- and reported from the
Committee Commerce by Mr.. Fuller OF Ma ne, 70 the
House.
Its provisions we're mulifsrious and imperfect Many
tanned, and others Of highly Objectionable character
we're adopted into H.
The result, inevitable ne merchants Of New York
and elsewhere and others cgnzant OF the Of the
proposed system united In coosemsing H. aud notwith.
standing tho wishes OF Secretary and the
efforts Of Mr.. Fuller, the bill was defeated.
But the House by resolution ordered That the subject
should be again referred 70 the Secretary OF the rrcassry
70 be by him presented W the House s present SEES
This WAS DONE and hi. work having been repor,e IN
the House. was again referred 10 the Committee on Com
mcrce.
Thus the whole subject was brought under she
superyision Of the Committee on Commerce and
vas BY them RENTED 70 the chairman, Mr.. Cochrane
Mr.. Cochrane had previously, and while Surveyor Of
by Mr. ~thre and returned the 10 the Secretary
accompanied with emendstons His familiarity win the
~ in biz professional capacity a. well ~ with
their practical nature the discharge OF HE official duties
AMPLY prepared him for his task IN sddt 10 bis own
he procured The Of the merchants Of
New York, whom he in part represented Tue eutire
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Much Ado About Nothing.-shalkS.
a q

Nxw YORK, April so, 1858.
To THE PRopRrgroRs os SUNDAY ERwsPArKRs:-
GENTIE,aKN-On behalf, and In the Of our
fellow citizens would respectfully demonstrate against
the crying Of newspapers on Sunday
This Systematic nuisance Is believed TO be peculiar to
this city We csn and sanction for 1t in the principles
Of comfy morality. II invasion Of the rights OF
the people, who have claim to day in for
interrupted aud worship by the laws OF being and
BY the statutes OF God and II s violation Of
esy and good re!gtborhooda selfish subsection OF the
comm unity in the bones their saLctuares TO dis
urbance Of their quiet for the convenience and profit OF
few. II demoaizes the newsboys, who need the nfiu
Of the family and OF school, instead Of the ap
premiership vice and crime to which they pied,
and frequently drawn, by their immoral gains. II
rup the children and youth Of our c by universal evil
example tends 20 counersct the efforts OF parents teach
ers and all institutions Of educational and
character for the instruction and reformation OF the
young gee tho spirit OF le~lessness and engeu-
ders irreverence for all authority human and divine
furnishes dangerous precedent for the least
~ and Cnsve business MAJ be done the day
rest will not long enjoy monopoly OF evil the general
Dissertation Of the Christian sabbath may follow bringing
with the undermining OF the foundations Of Atty
ard religion the opening NJ the noodgses Of dissipation
crime and the ultimate Inauguration Of 9 week with
out Q Sabbath AID "withoui God"
The people Of this city, ard the strangers visiting III,
metropolis have lcog endured without opposition, Ap
proving, the evil Of which We oomplan-its very mAgni
tudc ard unyerss!y furnishing hitherto security FOR
the authors OF H. shord n not DC a,atedg May cot
without argument appeal " you ~ gentlemen and good
citizens, TO dhcOurage ana suppress ~ Respectfully,
your fellow citizens, ,...-
Geo ". Lane, Geo. n. Titus,
y Swsnston, Norman White,
Theo DnTemus Horace Holden,
&. wilcox, u. T. wood,
r. l. Fancher, James Harrison,
W Fred. Van wagner, James ". Beesmsn,
Ro,crt Carter, David Hoadley,
Fred. g. Foster, Vim. A. Booth,
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wasuSeros May 4, 1868.
No II. Chas " Guzzsni VA. Elem Phillips ct al Jus.
tee Nelson delivered the opinion Of the Court reversing
the judgment Of the Supreme Court Of Alabama, with
costs aud remaining the with instructions 20 award
venire facias de novO
No. s4 Horace siisby W r. sba Foo'e. Justice Mel.
son delivered the opinion ~ the Court, reversing and An
pulling so much Of the decree Of the United states Circuit
Court for the Northern District ef New YORK az allows
ooe,s and interests the profits found FOR him; also al
1-mins the residue Of the said decree, and ordering
each party 70 pay their own costs TO tbs court
No o.. The Peoples Ferry Company Of B,ston, ols
ants OF the steamboat jefferson, W. JOE Beers Ct
Justice Catrou delivered the opinion OF the Court ming
the Of the Circuit Court Tor the southern District Of
New York and remanding the case, with directions 70
dismiss The libel also ordering each party 70 pay their
own costs 49,
No los Patrick Hines 81 al, Adolph Papn 1t
appearing that of from the supreme Court OF
Msse uri defective ard the case irregular was or
dered that tho cause be dismissed for wan, OF jurstc-
ton
No. ass The tinted Stats Va. Andres Pico. The sp.
peal from the Circuit Court for the Northern Dit OF
California dismissed
No. "a. James barton Va James Burton and Rober.
No %. James tsrton vs.. Robert Forsyth Argument
concluded for plaintiff.
No lo4 Eneas O. Paul va James c. Ramsey. Argu.
ment commenced for psntnsod continued Tor deiendsut
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1BIETx-e1F-ITs COrtsttEss~
rtkST sxssIoT
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Nj 8. 1853
The morning hour occupied In the consideration Of
private bills relating TO California.
Rms.S FoR WIDOW on CAPTAIN HgssDoS.
Joint Resolution Of which Mr. Seward was the author
giving three years full ray Of her deceased husband
she widow Of captain Herndon, ung to o. 500,
taken up.
hessrs. Ivtrsos, (adm OF Ca, and supvLr, (sdm) OF
la, orpceedh
Mr.. BENJAMIN, (sdn Of Ia, paid a warm tribute TO
the calm coursge q Capt Herndon hoped TO God his
would be made preceden, for American officers.
Mr. SEWARD (opp) Of N. Y, said tina, Mrs. Herndon
Wrought This matter TO his notice, and in bringing before
The Senate he wa influenced by the incident that the last
tina; known OF the gallant officer that be sent by
estate he Jeff her,
The resolution passed By ayes 80, nays 8.
The fouowitg were the nays:-Messrs Clay, Green,
Hunisr johnson Of Tenn, King, sBdeii, roombs.
There were twenty one soseniees.
uorSnfss
The bill for the repeal OF the Fishing Bcunties act
Mr. H.mIS, (opp) Of Me, being slightly indispOscd
the subjcc, was postponed until to morrow
rHr wx-r POINT ACADEMY APPROPRIATIONS Rn1.
Mr. purrvR (dem) OF Va called up the West Point
Academy Appropriation bill
Mr. HaIx (cpp) of N. Il said the academy useless
OF New Ham pshire FRANKLIN Pierce for instance
who 90 far outsirpped the West Pointers that male him
President
Mr. Housros, (opp) Of Texas said tba. President Van
Buren, vas West Pointer, but doubtful " the cur
rcuuw Of West Point education would be needed for
every officer OF the army To much attention 10 military
details made msrtinets rather than soldiers
The bill pssses--22 against O. The following were The
dssentents:-Meeets Prodcrick noolte, Durkee, Dale
Harlan, johnson Of Tenn, Pugh, rrumbull and wade.
Mr.. kins, Of New York was sbsen, Mr.. seward voted
PROTECTION sxvsicsS INTERESTS AT raxrpco
Mr.. BENJAMIN, (adm.l OF La submitted a resolution
which was adopted essng Tor mstion from the Pre-
of American commerce at rampco and other ports OF
Mexico, during the present distractions IN that country
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
fHnADx1ruh, May 6, 1858.
stocks duh. Pennsylvania state ives, 81 Reading
Railroad 241s; Morris Canal, a. Long leland Railroad
l2k; Pcnnsy wanna Railroad, ~
Cotton unchanged. Sales 10 day 400 bales.
sAvANSAH, May 4, 1858
cot,on-salee TO day 500 bales, at full prices. So.
MopnK, May 8, 1888
Tho sales Of cotton to day add up 500 bales Quotations
unchanged - 49, ,e.s
Flour steady wheat steady OcrD-an advancing
tendency: white Gle. a 65c. Whisky dull, At 2osc.
II &c. Provisions quiet -, ,a.s
PE1ArEtPHlA, Way 3, 1858
Flour-saes OF 900 bbls at ~ IS IS. Whest stesdy
red 81 os al IL Corn-Sales Of 1000 bushels al IVc
sHoat whiskey firm. - ,s.s
The weather ia stormy and the market dull excer for
the retail trade Sales TO day Of ooo bes hour prices
tend downward Corn meal in fair demand AZ Ito
1913 No sales oil whest; buyers are generally awaiting
the canal srr,vsl Rain has been falling almost oil day
~ Ouvxoo, May SEP. NJ.
Flour dull and unchanged. wbe. shade lower Sales
10 600 bushels at rec s76Hc. FOR Chicago sprrH Corn
steady sales 10 900 bushels ct COO Canal freghs low
cr-wbcat pxc 10 New York. lake Imports for the "A
hours endr ii noon 10 dsy2 300 bushels wheat, 900
bushels barley Canal exports for the same tme--l 600
bbt. -four, n 900 bushels wheat, l2ooo bushels rye
Shipped 70 cAnada-i 900 btls. dour'
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PHLApnPmA, Msy 9, 1883
There several disturbances in the city 10 lay Dur
ing the morning party Of rcwdies assaulted number Of
person. tho Peoples Headquarters in Seventh, above
Chestnut street. and down town in the afternoon,
Bin McMulln, who elected Alderman Of the Fourth
ward yesterday, shot in the arm. Thcre were also
many other dstur Dances between politicians.
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Lan1cW hqu. seutuns Coacss--.sass Received
ArAetS iLvse CT fine Lordou a.utuT1 DER
pr0A made for of latest tss ionAbto
styles aud suited 70 spriDg ana summer
LkARy a Co IeGSers and iotrodusers OF fAAaJas for
gentlemen Is hat, NoA ard Astor House.
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TIM oFSKRAt NEWSPAPER psPiIci.

WASHINGTON, May o, 1853.
TIE COMMITTEES on Nominations Of the American Medi.
cal Association today reported Louisville, Kentucky as
sAs p.scc for holding the next annual meeting.
Comuspd ~ W. Hunter has bcen ordered to tho
Command ~ the receiving ship at Baltimore.
Rs represented ths, Of the old Mexican Guberna
tor seals have used to forge rryste land deeds
IN C4rorrs ard hence the senate to day passed the bill
b preveu, and punish such frauds in California.
kr Clnsmans speech On foreign Affairs regarded. in
ABB main, ssnooiAl expression Of the views Of the
piminkuaton.
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LAW RxYoRM-hr. Dickinsoa's lectures or law reform,
which in OF delivery at Mozart Hall, are
entitled to the support of every who feels al interest
in the eradication Of legal abuses This gentleman law
yer himself Of old experience aud well qualified to lay
bare tho OF the evils which every day practice
dscloses has devoted himself 10 his task OF reformation
with zeal determination that worthy Of all
praise We trust that his efforts will be fully responded
TO- and that he @ no. have TO say that he has been la
boring fruitless'y for the interests OF the public.
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Destruction OF Paper miu by Fire

srKrBNyu1E, Ohio, May s. 1858.
Messrs. Hanna Sons paper mill In this place, was
burned last night The books and papers Of the esssblsh
ment were all that saved The loss "a estimated at
$50, 600, and the insurance only 80, COO
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BosroE, May 8, 1853.
The steamship Europa arrived here from Halifax at
e'gni O'Clock this eveoing Tho papers al hand convey
nothing OF marked interest additional to that already
Transmitted the wires. The Europs's mails viii be
forwarded tina New Haven Railroad by the train
which leaves here early hour 10 morrow morning.
aud which is due in New York at about i've O'Clock
same afternoon
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PmLADxrPrnA, May b, 1888.
The entire peoples ticket is elected. Mr.. Henry "a
elected Mayor by majority Of 800. The other cand
dates elected by maorities ranging from $500 10
$500. The democrats have majority in the seec.
Council The opposition have majority Of ,wothirds in
the Common Council
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SAVANNAH, May s, 1858.
The steamship Montgomery arrived here her ars trip
frotr New York, at twelve O'Clock on the 4tb
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ssiIin q of the Canada.

BoSros, May 8, 1889
The royal mail stssmship canada sailed for Liverpool
via Halifax 10 day noon with l4l passengers for Liver
pool and IL for Halifax The Canada Akes out specie
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Death OF Ex-Us,nptrclier Mcintyre.

Death OF Ex-Usanptrclier Mcintyre.
ALBANY, May s, 1853.
Archibald Mcintyre died to-day, aged SO. he was
Comptroller during tho bitter contest Tompkins
and Clinton ana took sides with nsatter Subsequently
he smsssed fortune lottery manager in the firm OF
Yates & Mcintyre.
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Tn. weiIand Canal

Oewsco May S, 1853
The lock IN the welland Canal being repaired, and
vessels will be able 10 rsss through tonight
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 5, 1858.
The municipal election here yesterday resulted n the
choice Of the entire republican cke, by 200 to 800 ma
jority Five Of the Oounclmcn chosen are rcpab'
I..a
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NEWS FROM MExIoo--SIsGE TAMPIoo GEN CARA
On the 27tb OF April the Spanish steamer Bsreuguea
arrived al Havana from Tampco with dates from that
place 10 tie 2lst ult.
Gen. Cara Vill continued the siege of Tampico, his
forces numbering abont 200 but the Spanish Off
report tina, only about 600 of these in efficient
condition.
The city defended by about an equal number.
Nothing said Of the Santans prisoners captured by
Cara