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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-14

ne Loresgood."- We learn that But
I the hero of ,hs Lovengood papers,
suddenly In the neighborhopi u
t,own, . week or two since. Poor
After having innumerablc encoun.
apd conflicts with man and BEAST
.bct several times, and consumed
It.head' enough 10 run an over shot
Ifor farty days and nights. died ig-
n a. last from q blow inflicted with
~ Of y fellow.
| tA.hess ( 7sss., Basaey.
y"T'he marriage Of Mr.. Jonaihen
Bliss Great Britain. must have been
Ippy affair, inasnlnch az no cords hare
Iss be:Eesn them for sunle ,ine.''
SAy exchange tells OF an editor
| went soldering ana was chosen cap
One day at a parade. instead Vi
Ina tho orders. "krtnt face. three
"a forward. The exclaimrd: C4sh,
dollars q year, in advance" M
Ey' What Is the difference between u
|iuuled si,.npr and a hcggerl Use is
Epud-;-cans. aud tue OtAer is q Aeal-i
bt.
y The coopcrs Of Albany, n. T..
h On strike last week--a strange
|uustanpr. tor they should bo doiag
|apixg business. with tbs iresrnt de-
! Il tUr hoops.
Pyomisisy Crop q Royalty.-Tht
/ IL Of Por:usai !, also---pres'y We'll,
Ea you.
bmy Queen Victoria.
LiAevlao The Empress Engcuia.
b. Why isa weathercork like d loaferl
|aasc il Is constantly going AROUND do
Ioihas.
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NOTICE.

N the Ist Monday in December. lS59, we will
( sell in OK lana thu following lands, lying N
elk lsaw G unity, and State II Miss. o wit =
Cue L. Of Sec. Ia. T ~, r. 5 e. Ais, The
N. w. 4 nf See. IL, T. ~. X. 8 Z. Terms q
sale: One third accepted bill, due LIST March
1859; bllance in one and two yesrs-all bearing
3 per cent interest ftom date. This land u s'ild
by ,rder If the rebate Court fl an equal div =
and heirs at law Of j w. Wheeler, Decd. Oh
the above land one hundred md fry acres are
cleared ard in high state Of cultivatisn. The
L. Iof See. IA will be 81 separate
- ". G INCLUSION.
ELIZABETH McQUISTON,
d. K.FOOSHEE. Guariisn 4
ETNA WHEELER, aud
es JAS. T DARDEN, tsaardian
EALLIE WHEELEl.
Oct ~. 'sa. Sit.
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WIZARD e. JONES have Just received their
w new goods; amongst them will be found
Chocolate, Cocoa, Porter, Ale, fiae medical bran.
dy, &c April is.
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BIZ ANKSl BLANKS!!
NJ Fare prepared to Print BLANKS ar
" all r,annet Of JOHN OH al tht
on the shor.css notice
yasei7 sS.tf
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Administrators Sale
of Real Eslafe

RI virtue Of an order Of the Probate Cdurt Of
~ Monroe County, Miss., made at the Ost,-
Der Term l55s, thereof. the undersigned will pre-
oecd = cell at public vendue tho saluabls farm
owned W tho late DR.. D. +. ALEXANDEk, ~
ing IN Chickasaw com ,, in sight Vi Baena VI
", and consisting u the following parcels Of land,
VIZ: the North half Of section seventeen (l7),
he North hnlf IL the 1,ath Wost qnsrter II
same soctian, {l7), the North half of the South
Est quarter OF aai.e section, az, aud the North
West quarter Of sectiun sixteen 10y, in Town
ship inurteen, and Range Eve; containing GU
acres, more or less.
Tho sad sale will tske place on the farm, with
~ The legal hours, on Wednesday the @2ud Ut De-
cember mex, (lS,r).
Teruns: One third Ga b., and the balance in
Twelve months. viii interest from d y ot sale
WYATT MOVE, Admir-.
Of ID. +. ALEXANDER, Dec.
viii also cell Ut the sane lime and plp ce. the
farming utensla, c,gn and Il oder. h,rses, mules,
GcLile, aud all other persuuI PR perry IN the
tarsn, except he negroes.
WYATT MOVE, Admir-, 90.
Aberdeen, Oct. :, lc55. +, at.
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emporium Of D. sTauiscn.

and get clothes ready made, ur have their nasde
to order. also keep fne ass rtmeiit ii Shirts.
Hate. Drawers, Undershirts, Glaver, SuspenderH.
Cravats, Handkerchief, Hosiery, Waikiki Canes,
Partncnies. &c. de-. all If which viii be sid
g low as the lowest, Of the ssmr qualify Come
Ind see. D.JAAiIsON.
ABERDEEN, Sent. 23ra. rs. 3-st-
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| AVIEG located this extabll hmeut for &C.
RIGS ii years, wtuld aunsulce 10 the
travelling public, that it las teen completely re-
fitted sid reiurhisLe :" Il. m turiett T. fttuGa
ten stnne," G led with attentive servants, end its
table supplied with the best fare, 60 a T. extend
to its guests the c mi, 1T If Lome.
Aberdeen. JAn 8, lsS7. l7-u
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Found |!

"A elIM Of money, which the owner can hive
"A BY applicati o to H. L. ehaeklefora, also
payinR for this Advertisement.
OF. u, SO. e-H
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,gCTED wEEALY fRna: TIE NOBLE NEWS
.na1ss .siA .fJiLoA, ave Il a. ite eIrrssi raas
a. 1si.a I.sastvs Cvasys con u JsILd:
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Messrs. MeaCLam & Sanders,

4 RE NV prepared q. take Ph I. Ersfhn Of
- every description, fni led IN INDIA INK
or COL OR6. and as neatly executed as tlsy EN-
he eotten up IN alytf the NrtLesn cities !: 'also.
Photographs On Oh Canvass. chi he'd in. Oil g, !.
era, II any dimensi ~ tn tie srl, lies; 9, biret
% life size- ikeress ~arrsnted Ey this pr, resc
lst one sistisk 10 required after the Flst.eu,h
is taken.
They hsve plaeed their prices for Ri, tter,ths
GA PIPER bel v the established Northern raset.
.sAmbfo'ypes md D, guer,e. typcs /, ter in
the best style q the art. Old pcfuies If nv de-
script. . Q pied and ehirfed 70 al size, IN %.
per ct canssse, and likereeses war;; nted.
Roeras rp.etsiTs. faur doors west If ths
Masonic Hsll. Aberdeen. Nies. 80
April 3. 1853. %. If
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NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
| AVAIL myself of the privilege aff.rded no
| BY the widely sprcad circulati,n Of the Prai.
ne News, Il calling Tie attention Of the ciiYees
4 OkOLONA aud the surrounding couut,y, to
the msst elegant
Stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing
yer before brought t. this market.
My clothing is generally fne. aud cut and nsdo
equal to the best Gust. III w.ik uad in lder to
secure large trade will sell itkw. I. these
who prefer havilg tier cl Ties Nude to e,der
.and advise all to do 60 who want gsd Citing
clothes,) viii cay that ny lt.ck ii C1o1us,
CAssIMEkEs aud VEs1isGs, were i. vel before
y fine or extensive. aud am fully rlepared to
have them cut and made up 10 railntr net
ECU lied in this section Il County. There's le /
S,licit all Who want g,sd gods. aud g,td weik.
instead IS the miserable sltp-sL,p ", II which ia
generally found throughout tie c.uutfy, u call
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PIantalitn Goods.

Plantation Goods. SIS
USsET Shoes. Mind Boots, Kersey, and
~ blankets. Call In f yOn want The s, n
article Ut the lowest prices.
suMMEY, STRONG & KING.
June 2, its7. M gssa k6-H sns
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Boot and Ss:oe Sep.

HelMRoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION. High
" Concentrated Extract Bachu, for Diseases u
the Bi oder, Kidneys. Gravel, DR. ply. Weak
nesses, dc, is a saieand pleasant remedy. Re d
be advertisement in another c. luGil, helded
" Helnbold's Genuine Preparation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08
PUBLIC SPEAKING
DIR. w. KEMpF.

Democratic nominee Tor Rcprcscn-
tativ... and the regular nominees d
The party for county officers, will adj
.lress their icllow-citizeils Of Dubois
county. AT
Eaysvi.'le. Monday. Oct. 9TH:
P.lson's MI. Tuesday, Get. eth:
Cclcstinc. W sdncsday. Oct. eth;
Ferdinand. III. ursday, Ocs. 9TH:
il~untanghur,-. friday. Oct. oth;
.asper. Satnf lay. Oct. OH.
Speaking will con- nencc AT 1o'clock
y. NJ. each day. mi IS otherwise ar
ranged. Everybody j. invited to at
tend.
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New YoRK. August 40.

NEW lOEK- August 30.
The London Times states that the mos.
sage II Queen Victoria 10 Pres'den, Buch
anon. containing nineiy-nine words. va.
sent over The cable in rxiy-seyen minutes
The message from the Directors 10 England
70 those IN America, which contained thirty.
one words was sent in thirfy-tiye minutes
The latter message was sent first, and both
were repeated back 10 insure accuracy.
The Queens message had not been pub.
hshed in England. Mr. Fields frsi message
70 The Directors had been received there.
IL contained thirty-eigbt words and was
transmitted IN twenty-five minutes.
The Bank Of France WINS exported 10 re-
duce The rate Of discount from 81 10 8 per
cent.
A deficit Exists in the Austrian budget OF
more than E4,0o0,0C0 sterling.
A conspiracy has been detected AZ Linn
burg among some school boys from twelve
70 fifteen years Of aye. Eleven OF The cul-
prIis were tried and sentenced, one 70 depih
and the others 20 imprisonment. The in
vfstig~fion is said 70 have led to the discov-
~ a more formidsbl conspiracy. with
ramificalions in Russian Poland. having in
a general rising Of al the Sclayonic
population IN Austria, "a form n republic.
The lttsst advices 'rpm Paris indicate
the probability OF an expedition against Mad
-garcpr by The united forces of England ana
France.
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To ConixibEtorA.

As om design il 10 max our paper
one that viii hc of into. est 70 all en-
gagged = she different AZ. ariments q
ac:ive isslusty in every part y tlc
county. We respectfully o,icit the 60
operation of orr intelligent citizens
throughout its Limits. Aud being Is
pccially DESTROYS q prrnotirg tho
farming interests Of Dubois. ite ms in
any department Of agriculture ar, par
'icnlarly solicited. Please send us all
the news. incidents, general irfori IA
ton. and mineral discoveries is y0ur
respective neishborhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

Ter 4 Express 20 - Bonneville, aO,h.S
Considerable excitement exists Ia Law
fence and Kansas City IL consequence Of
The recent arrivals from 'he gold regions 81
pike's Peak confirming The existence 81
pre- u ahandance n that locality. a com
rany which went from Lawrence in June
las had met with good success. The gold
found i similar 70 That o. Fraser river aud
California. Mr Richardson arrived a Kan.
sas City on the 18th and reports ihst with
limited prospecting ea'i factory results have
been obtained. Two men with inferior i'm
Elements washed oui 5000 in one week Il.
a small stream fi,y miles from like's pesk
4 second Fraser river excitement i appre-
|hendel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

STVrcK IN LicnrSrxG.-Dwin the
thunder storm Of last Thursday night.
two horses, belonging to Mr.. Hugh
Bcdkin. living about seven miles west
q this place, wcre struck BY lightnina
while in an open field, and instantly
killed. Mr.. Bodkin is but = recent
settler In y county, and, We under
stand, is lily able to sustain the loss.
We trust his generous ncighbors will
make j fall as lightly on him as pos
siblc.
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A dispatch from Kansas City Of the 26th
per Y , Express TO Bonneville. says that n
Bordeau's part, arrived there the night be-
fore from Pixies reak. for the purpose Of
procuring outfits 10 work The newly discoy-
cred mines. They brought several ounces
Iuf gnlc, and confirm The existence Of mines.
winch are situated on Cherry creek, one 81
The most southern branches Of the Platte,
in latitude 80.
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CHARLESTON. Aug. %.
The brig Echo. OF Baltimore. with 3c0
ifrirnns on board, entered The barber this
morning She was captured five dsy-
since oi ne north coast Of Cuba by the U
; brig Dolphin, and brought into port BY
Lieut. Bradford.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

IT, We are authorized 70 announce Gen
JoHS AELe IS ~ i%ndencndeni candidate fol
Representative at the ensuing October elec-
tlon-
UTWe are authorized 70 announce Nr. b.
II. L. NnHousE as o candidate ior Treasurer
al tie snruirg October election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

IL The Board Of County Commits
sioners are in session this week and
lave done considerable Business. They
resolved % have d goad substantial
hrilgc huilt across Mil creek. near
White river, on the paoii and Peters.
burg road. at 4. CIT of $500 or 50
600. Danl Harris and john Mchuc
were appointed ~ snl~rintcnl the let
ting and building a it. We undcr-
riani they will immediately invite pro-
lr'sals. So that the bridge may * con
rlriynl ~ the earliest possible moment.
The Commissioners also had under
consideration 4 proposition 70 re-at-
iach q iatoka township that portion
which Was recently taken from il and
given 70 Fcrdinard township. We
have not learned what was done Miil,
iic proposition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

@-The people Of Michigan are making
great preparations TO celebrate Persy's vic.
tory on The 10Th 81 September. The only
two surviving officers o. pe,ry's Zee, will
oe ~ a'iendance-capi. Chsmpiin. 81 But.
's'"' and Or Usher Parsons, who vas Perry
only surgeon.
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Circnit y

rive are authorized 70 announce Isaac
s. MooRE. Of Bonneville, rs 4 candidate iof
Judge Of this (3d) Judicial Circuit.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Cierk-BAziL B. E~DMoSsrov.
Auditor-JoHS MLHErsCFE.
Trcssurer-EpwARD STEPHENSON.
Recorder-STKrnEn JrRsER.
Sheriff-JAcoB HERMAN.
Coroner-Wl VILLAIN ScHuELTrEM y
Surveyor--BEsJAMIs II. KENT.
HARVEY NIcnuLsur,l
Lewis GREEN, Commissioners.
j. b. BIcKwEgmFET y
OFFICERS or BAIsBRlnGE TOWNSHIP.
Justices-H. 9. Newcomb, Henry Long
Rose
Trustees - Charles Birkemcier, France,
Brileage, Kasper John.
Clerk-Geo. a. Ki'z'nger.
Treasur.r-Ne ndolin Erny.
Constables- Anthony Eckert
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GT-An Oh lady reading an account Of o
distin- uished old lawyer. who was said 10 BE-
the father Of The New York bar. exclaimed.
Poor man he rad a dresd: scr 81 chiidrn :
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IT, the Catholic Church. y. Bede O'Con-
ner, priest, every sabbath al 81 o'clock. A.
M.. and ~ o'clock. r. u.
Methods; r. Church, Rev. william r..
Ravenscrott Minister Ia charge, every ~.
ternate Thursday night.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Andrew j
strain, pastor, the fourth Sabbath evening
each month. al 4 o'clock.
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100 SUITS OF CLOTHING.
STRICTLY ATCOST CASH.


EAST SIDE OF TIE COURT HOUSE,
OFFERS for sale al ccs, his entire stock
~ 81 sprirr. sumner. Fan ard Winner
Clothing, fine French cloth. cassimeres, cas-
-inet-, sailns. linen trimmings "a an kind,
hats. shirts. &c, &c v hich Will be disposed
~ az cost ~ CASH oNLY. Those wanting
me worth ot their money and the right
change back would Do well 10 call and ak
anime Ms stock before purchasing elseM here.
CALL AT THE OLD STAND!
East side the court house, in Jasper.
STEPHEN JERGER.
N. y. Goods sold en- time ia be charged
the regular price.
IL Persons knowing themselves indebted
TO me are requested to come and settle, eth.
er by cash % note.
lune rs. 1858.
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N pursuance OF an order Of The Court OF
4 Common Pleas made az the July term
1858. The undersigned. Guardian Of the mi
nor heirs Of John II Tenmah deceased. will
sell at public sale on the premises. Oh the
9Th day OF September 1853, the following
described real estate, To- VII:
The west half Of The south west quarter
81 seciion No %. township one, south Of
range four v est, lying and being in Dubois
county. and state OF Indiana.
Terms Of ssle-One-third cash 10 hsnd,
onr-third in twelve months ard onc-,hird in
eighteen months, the purchaser giving mort
gage, and notes with good security, bearing
interest from dav Of s~le, and waving vslu-
alton laws. JonS O STEIN, Guardian.
august g, 1865 .3w.+
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GEArIs NcrscEs publish no.
tees Of marriages, deaths, &c. gratis.
and would like - record all which oc-
chr IN The county. Ministers. or 9th
ers. who cifciate ~ such occasions,
viii confer 4 favor ~ sending Us 4 no
lice Immediately.
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NOTICE

$ hereby given TO ell whom il NAV con-
I Germ that ~ the June sessinn. 1853, Tho
Board OF Commissioners OF Dubois county
have ordered the following changes 10 be
made IN the boundaries 81 civil townships.
in said county, in ANN following 10. wit.
That sections numbered %, 90, "a. 25.
20. ~, 81, 80 and SO in township No 8. south
o: range No. o west, be taken off az potoku
township and added to Ferdinand township,
IN said county. Tor civil township purpose.
and hereafter TO constitute a part Of said
Ferdinand township.
Also-tiat SO much OF HARRISON township
az lies south OF Patoka river. or more par
iicularly described a. follows, to-wit: Com
mencing 10 The Paioka river where the same
crosses the township line running east and
west, dividing HARRISON from ~Bsinbridge
township, from thence 10 a norih-eastwar dly
course. following the meandcrincs 81 said
river, 70 where the said river crosses the
towns .ip line running north and south, a.
viding said HARRISON from Columbia town
ship, shall be taken off 81 said l'arbison
township, and added 70 Bainbridre town
~hip 10 sasd county Tor civil iown ship purpo-
-es. and sAnll hereafter constitute . part 81
said HaiahrlJge townAhip.
By order nf the Hoard.
JGHN MEHRINGER, "A. DIG.
lnnn iH. fN5S-4w.
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Job Printing

We ar prepared 70 give prompt a.
ten,ion - all kinds 81 lob Or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts. bill heads. store. stallion y,
jack bills can hc forthcoming on tIis
sliorrc< n~ticc. in the most approved
style. and On reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

Offf'h ~ AUDITOR ~ STATE.
lEDiAsAroLIs, April 1883.
The following banks have complied vii
the amended law OF 1855. and have secur
tes dept psosiwiIh The Treasurer or Star,
az their market value, 10 ~ d mount not lee
than fifty thousand dollars, aud ten Der cen
In excess Of their circulsiiom:
Bank OF Goshen. Goshen.
BaDk Of q %osnorf. Gcsporf.
Dank Of NJ. vernon. Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli. Pavlf.
Bank of Rockville. Wabash.
Rink Of Salem, Salem.
Bank OF Sal m, New Albany.
Bloomington Bank Bloomington.
Exchange Bank, Greencastle.
Farmers Bank. Westield.
lndiara Bank. Madison.
Indiana Farmers Bank, franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank. Columbus.
L'grange Bank, Lima.
Pmke County Bank, Rockville.
Prairie City Bank. Tsne Haute.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Bank Of Indirna, T.. Hsuie.
The following Banks have complied with
the amended law. but have since given no.
lice Of their intention 10 withdraw their cir
'culation. Their notes are pay able in coin:
Bank Of Indiana. Michigan City.
Cambridge Civ Bank. Cambridge City.
Canal Bank. Evansville.
Central Bank, indianapolis NV redeemed
BY the Treasurer Of State.
Crescent City Bank Evansville.
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1Dr. n. ScheIler,
HUNTlNGBC re-. IND,

Gs5N1h. OFFERS his professional servi-
ces 10 the citizens Of Dubois county
E1z3 a. vicinity. and feels confident that
d. when called upon lie will render
satisfaction. June 10.
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JASPER COURIER.

=. a. fARvIN. advertising and
Collecting Agent. No. SO West Fourth st.,
is our agent IL Cincinnati.
nrJAcon HiRmAss, EAQ. i cur agent
for this county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-03
Wholesale Murder and Suicide.

a horrid affair took place at New Yors
on Tuesday Of last week, the details o.
which have becn filing tire columns o
the New York papers. The following
condensed statement we clip from the
gainesville AduertiSer.
A horrid massacre took place at New
York on Tuesday last. A young man
named Goulding returned home abou,
eleven O'Clock laboring under delir;um
lremens, and proceeding 10 the cellar, be
got IN axe; lie then went to his fathers
chamber, attacked him, beat in his skull
by several blows from the axe. The fa-
Their cannot live. Mrs.. G1Iiiing Lear
ing he cries Of her husl,an,! rushed from
a%noi.8er room t. his assistance. bat vas
in turn attacked hy The infIriaicd son
and very btdy wounded. His two
brc.hers. Il three years old and the
other IA, were Dext attacked. receiving
several blows from the axe. The eldest
will not live. His marritd sister with
a babe in her arms was the next victim,
but she managed TO escape without being
badly injured. Two servant girls who
had rushed into The hall, were next at
tackled and were SO horribly bulchercd
TIA, I is feared neither will live. Both
have bcen sent 10 the hospital. The
assassin finally went to his own cham.
Der, where after locking himself in. blew
out his brains with a pistol The Could
ing family have held u highly respectable
position in The community. Mr. &. is an
officer in the Thirteenth street Methodist
Church, and is well known.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-03
Pike S Peak.

From the Leavrnworth Journal Of ia
10 h We learn that Mr.. PnIIp Peers, q
geu'.emen who had been in the K rrkl
Mountains for the last 4 yeats, has -
arrived m mat city, direct from Ptk"s
Peak mines. bringing with him fine spacl
mems OF gid obtained in the diggin. Nj.
Peers cor ohorates the statements We
have heretofore published. and bring
with him incoutestible evidence OF The
existence of The ''Precious metal" in thar
region.
The miners are sanguihe that tn"
mines will pay Ii is b-li-v they are
as rich a. he C.iifornia mines. Tn
gold in the po,srs>.op Of nur INFORMANT i
very fine-tweRty tDo CARTS. We ~hon o.
think, aid hi, experienced IN the C'lifor-
MA mines. AMI iamIiitrity with The pro
duction, j~usiiirs the 20 c~lu~ion.
Quie a large number of e'nigrani~
were met, on the way, drStine for the
60 region. Mr.. Peers thinks It is ton
late in the season To venture there, bul
expresses entire confidence in mines
81. Louis Dem.
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The Quaker Vote.

In 1856. the Quakers in Pennsylvania
did not vote, and the Trumbull Dsmo
crat made anxious and frequent epquIr-
les of US respecting hat "broad brim
med people, to which queries, We could
not at that lime. give definite
We are happy to state, now, that the
QuaEers hare uoted.
The Boston Journal says: ''the long
missing Quaker vote in Pennsylvania has
been heard from. 1t is slow, but Sure
aUken IL comes"
We welcome the long expected "Qua-
ker vote" We missed it in October,
1856. and vaiDly looked for it in the
coming November. Our Quaker friends
are never fast, but they are famons Tor
holding on when they come. We should
Judge. by the returns, that the monthly
meetings nust be in a flourisbing con
di::onin Berks couuty.-Providencs d9ar
nal,
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Marriaqts.

In Montville. G.augl c., on the I4th ult..
by Rev. L Pomeroy. Mr.. CHAUNCY N.
BATES of Mesopotamia, and Miss ELIZA H.
HART of the former place.
In Warren. on the Doth ut by Rev. Vim. G.
Clark. Mr.. CYRUS LEYDE, and Miss JANE
TIDBALL, both of Hubbard.
In Girard. on the 27th ult. by Inc Rev. II.
n. Stearns, Mr.. WILLIAM C. cunts of Find
ley. Hancock County. to Miss CLARA f
BARNHISELL Of the former place.
In New York, on the 9th ult at the Re.
formed Dutch Church, on Lafayette Place, by
R.v. Dr. DsWItt. Lieut.. JARED PIX MY
GAIT. U ) n, to SARAH MATILDA,
daughter of Jacub \ Robertson.
On the 9th ut at Christ's Church, by R-v.
C Abbott. Rector, HENRYL BURNETT, Esq
to Miss KITE. daughter Of Hon B. F Hoff
man.