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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

ANOTHER WITNESS DR.. RoBACK.-We sec that
Dr. Jean Ledoux wel-known practitioner in Frank
lin, Louisiana, has coRse out with strong indorsc-
mcnt of DR.. c. W. Roback's celebrated vegetable
specifics, the Scandinavian Blood pills and Blood
Purifier. He says, in lotter published in the South
papers. 'These medicines (thc Fillsand Puriacr)
undoubtedly relieve disorders incident to the diges-
tive organs, improve the appeto renew the strength,
alay nervous irritation, and free the system from the
impurities which generate and stimulate diseases of
the Stomach and the Bowels" Such unqualified
praise from such source, carries weight with it, and
seems to confirm the result of our observations.
DR.. Roback's advertisement in another column, de-
serves attention. . I'm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE.-A Wis
consir correspondent of the Rochester
Union states that in going from Prairie du
Chen to La Crosse few days ago singu-
lar scene was presented on the steamboat
AT one end of the long saloon a clergyman
was preaching to a small crowd gathered
around him; in the middle gambling was
in busy progress, and at the other extrem-
itY of the saloon there was music and
-.a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

to teconcile thciracts as above given with
the character just sketched, we beg to be
excused, if we have notyalready suggested
the solution.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20
FITS! FITS!! FITS!!!
HANCE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT ".
Pi11a
Il n 4 . EGLS Z i 4 -
THE CURE OF FITS, sPAsMs, CRAMPS AND ALL SERvt

CURE OF FITS, sPAsMs, CRAMPS AND NERVOUS
.. AND CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ..
Persons who are laboring under any distressing
raalady will find HANcE's VEGETABLE EpILEPTIC Pills
be the only remedy discovered for curing Epi
lepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess specific action on the nervou
system; and, although they prepared especially
for the purpose of curing Fits they will be found of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, whose system has been prostrated
or shattered from any cause whatever. In Chronic
complaints or dseasosof long standing, supernduced
by ervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price, SO per box two boxes for IS. Persons out
of the city, enclosing remittance, will have the pills
sent them through tho mall FREQ OF postage For sale
by SETH s. HANcE, No. 10s Baltimore street, Baltimore
Md, to whom orders from al parts Of the Union must
be addressed, postpaid. r.T Jan! I2, '5s.-2-Iy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20
NEVER FAILS In DYSPEPSIA.

Salem, N j., Feb. "a, 1856
Dr. G. M. Jackson--Dear Sir--I take great pleasure
in sending you these few lines, recommending to all
afflicted with that terrible disease Dyspepsia, the
valuable properties of Hoohand's German Bittcrs.
For long timo was sorely afflicted with that dis
used II great many preparations highly recommended
for that purpose, but all in vain. Being advised to
try the German Bitters, I reluctantly purchased
bottle. felt so much relieved by the of that
that obtained more OF It, and now, after taking five
bottles, feel and consider myself healthier man
than have been for the last ten years
Yours, respectfully, ANDREW YoURSON.
See advertisement. ..r. . 9t
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I'his is to G,crflfy rhat

nN the 23d day OF December, 1851, nv
~ wife, Mary Ann, has left me for some,
ca use unknown to me, therefore forbid any
person or persons from trusting, trading or
traffcng with her on my credit; as | am not
able to pay my own debts, l will not pay
hers. t-.. G.. A. ROGERS.
MinerSville, Meigs County, O.--16-3ts
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20
A. G. CROWLEY,

FORMERLY of the firm Of Crowley Il Da-
WIS., will hereafter carry. Oh the Carpent r
and Joiner Business; Doors, Sash, Binds, &c. =,
executed to order. From long expe rience in
business, feel confident of giving perfect
satisfaction in all orders entrusted to my care.
For past patronage my thanks are due the
public, and respectfully ask a continuance
of their mvors. . 16tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

The last section provides for the pun
ishment of embezzlement, DC. 1t makes
no requirement of specie payments into the
treasury.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

VIE undersigned have, this. day dissolved
der the style. of Crowley & Davis. The bu-
John S. Davis. A q. CRSWIEy
Pomeroy April IL, '5s. JOHNS. DAVIS.
ALL pe1sons indebted to the late firm will
please call and settle Immediately, as desire
to discharge all its Indebtedness. ssis'
April 20.--16-3t#,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

TPProf Waod's justly celebrated Hair Rcstora-
tive put up in bottles of different sizes, and it
said TO be superior article to prevent the hair from
falling off, and also to restore it. We say try it,
-[Kentucky Messenger. ..... o.. I'm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

Moralists tell US to forget, as well
IS forgive. This is not good advice. We
should forgive freely, but remember SO as
% guard against injuries in future. Jul
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20
JOHN S. DAVIS.

ATE. of the firm Of Crowley & Davis, de-
- signs prosecuting the Planning business,
1t the old stand, on Sugar Run. Thank(ul
or the liberal bestowal of patronage hereto
ore, he will endeavor to merit lis continu
lnce by promptnesS and neatness. 16-tf &.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

IJ7To the suffering community Hembod's Gcnu-
inc Preparation of Fluid Extract Buchu is offered
specific. Read the advertise mcnt headed 'Hcm-
bold's Genuine Preparation" lin.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

ONO STATE AND UNION LAW CoLLEeE.-Ths Insti-
tuition has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. De-
grees regularly conferred, and Students upon
graduating may be admitted to practice. For Circu-
lars address, at Cleveland, MA. KING, Sec'y.-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES=

MoFTAT's IhrE PILLS AND PnGNlx BlrrERs-Tlo
curative properties of these medicines have been
fully tested for quarter of century, and IL is an
established fact that they have SUPERIOR although
many rivals and imitators, for the cure of fever in
termittent or ague, dyspepsia, piles rheumatism.
Prepared and sold by w. B. MoFFAT, 1886 Broad
way, New York, and by his Agents. .tr't
HoLLowAY's PiLLs-There is dIsease which has
no name, yet is exceedin gly common 1t consists in
u relaxation Of the whole vital system. The appe-
tite is poor, the spirits low, the body feeble,
nerves unstrung, the eyes lustrelcss the cheek
and pale, the whole physique in state of prostra-
tion. The sufferer, Though perhaps in the m odan
Of life, is feeble almost to decrepitude. To rouse
the system from this syncope, there is no medicine
comparable to HOlloway's Pills. They recruit the
appetite, tho spirits, the strength, the nerves In
fine, they rejuvenate, to speak, the entire corpo
real system and, natural consequence, impr we
the condition OF the mental energies.
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st INDUSTRIAL ACADEMY y,
At Chester. lIeIgs County, Ohio.

TUITION per term Of ~ weeks. primary /,
advanced, 5000, payable at the mi Idle OF the
term. Board, $500 per week; room rent, To
th ,se wishing to board themselves, 81 90 per
term. Pupils will labor three hours per day,
for which fair allowance will be made.
The Spring Term will commerce. on the
goth of April NIB NORTHRUP, ~
lS-3tg r., 49,. Principal. -
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REC'Ts ON sUBSCRIfT1ONe
For The aDeek endino 1prh 1a 1883.

Jas, Stirers, Ashland, Minnesota 80 : ~ 90
"a. O, Gardner, MiddlrpOrt, 80 ~ co
Il. u. Russell, D0wnington, f-ael- n ii so
". Lasher, Middleport, D. ~ i-I so
william Joab, ONCE, -- -fl SO
Whlttomoro Roed, Long Bottom, -SH- / so
John s. Clark, Burlingham, : I5O
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20
WOOL cARDING.

STIVERS &c STAFFORD.
4 AvING purchased the Carding machine
- formerly owned by jenkins &Pat.on, on
sugar Run. renewed the Cards and fitted up
me machine in good order, are now prepared
TO execute all work entrusted TO them, on
snort notice and in an excellent manner.
MR.. G. KEPLER,
An experienced and well-known workman
has been employed to superintend the ma
chine.
TERMS-Fve cents per pound. One ID.
OF clean grease will be required for. every
seven lbs. of wool. Grain taken for Carding
II delivered on or before taking the wool away.
STlVERS 81 STAFFORD.
Cash paid for Grain at all times. tat-ar5
Pomeroy. April 20 -l6- 3m 7rii- -s-jssf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-20

MlLLIAM J. PRALL, pIantfn,, vs.. Levi
wv Hopkins, defendant. George
Lee, j. r. OF Salisbury Township, Meigs
County, Ohio.-On the 29th day Of March,
A; b.y'5s, said j Justice. issued an order in. The
above actor for the sum Of twenty five dol-
lars. The case stands for trial on the 10th
day OF May next, at eight O'Clock. .A. NJ. sfn
WILLIAM j. PRALL.
Pomoroy, April l3, Ig5S.-l6-3t E...- u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

THr RANNrY PIcTUREs.-The sale of the pictures
Of the late Mr.. Rarney, amounting to about hundred
and similar number contributed by his telo*-ar'ists
for the benefit of his family, WAS commenced last
evening at the National Academy Of Design IN Tenth
street where it will be concluded this evening. Tue
pictures brought remarkably good prices DuraIds
Study from Nature brought $40; Landscape
by Casilesr, ass; Hays Rs,bi's at Play, $780,
t;ray's Fifteenth Birthday $780, Hart An umo,
&iC5, and Rossiters Female Head, $780, The bidding
was spirited The entire sales of the evening can
scarcely have amounted TO less than ) ,OOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Tie previous que,,ic, sas Zen PIT and Cared
whereuioD he main question pct ard alsn car
RED, Messrs Tucke-. Lyres, Owens, w;lmot and ia
vieS, n iusug to vote.
| Sr. SrAKR Ask,i in cXplaos'icn u his soe, 4 tho
Clerk bad duplicate copy of the return in question:
This tie CHAIR decided out Of order. bit IS MI.
STAR persisted the CHAiR isect he Clerk 10 pro-
I coed.
] Nj. REID characterized the whole procecS ngs ~
unprecedented ara lie gal ard refused 10 vote i.asf
/ he Circumstances.
| Tn, canvass hayirg been declared closed
| Mr. ,NCf made 3 motion to ice cdscs thai esca
ty rhn,ass,T be directed 10 foot o., his l.u.ns aud
. AZ the Roaid be suih rized 70 complete TIRE returns
~. e any vacancies existed.
We. rs Mr. rrOMEY moved The previous ie.'ion.
- a.. WuNor n owed b. laid % the tAee. ies,.
N, ~, rot, Reed AMI Lyres fciis'rs 70 Nn'e'
"a IA, astion ~as the put and esI'ei, Ne~s"'
not, Starr and lynes mol N"''os'
IL. A'.' ",eu, led thar where any ~ ne piem.
vi. -, IT,. 'ete his return. that tae b,Af
rtis i'.uS." |" 10y ain tie psult and cOnlfsc
the i,turus. c.yei soy AMI carried (
in ,be sffrmaii,t. and resc> ns - 'o'e'
TIA. re; IN. were then t'cto's = ~ NJ
A, miept have beer expected. " WI. W o.e o'
The ,srsi,Ntes for Councilman IL th. A't Sr"N"''
ial D,s,r,,t was cor.iei ost, ND 'ne D'L"''''w
majority o: tie Boatd c,ndrc,st o'her ~ 80
their view. The closing scsr-s "c'e "
sry body Gle rug 10 BE- signine', ,...,.,-.. 4,
The fonowirg are the lanes ~ VIC
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u. 8. Supreme Court.

WAsHINIION, MObday, Dec, III ISJS
No 263. Rock leland Factory VS.. John Goodwin
ct al Error TO Circuit Court for the Middle District
of Alabama. The cause was oooketed and dimiseed
with costs.
No. 26i. Samuel Fl. Clork et al. Va. VIM. Hart, IT,
Error TO the Circuit Court for the NortherD District
OF California. Cause docketed and dismissed with
costs
Nc. II. Charles Balance IS. Joseph l.. Pappin ct
al; No. H. Charles Ba lance We Samuel Har ct. al;
No. ~. John Reynolds ct al ". Robert Forsyth No.
a. VIM. Re logg vs.. Robert Forsyth No. II. Rich.
ard Gregg We. Edward +. lesson; No IL. Thomas
Meehan ct al. Va. Robert Forsyth No. 90. Charles
Balance VS.. Robert Forsyfh eft. al; No. A.. James
OConnor We. Robert Forsyth; errors TO the Circuit
Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Cases dis
missed for want of jurisdiction.
No. 20. Ross Winans We. The New York AMI Erie
Railroad Company. Argument concluded for the
plaintiff
No. %. Daniel II. Lownsdae vs. Josiah L. Parrieh.
Argument commenced for the appellant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
The Street Commissioner has irCluret IN the esti-
mate for street improvements, - 5OO 10y pre- lmnafy
surveys while the Controller concurs With the Street
Commission IN the property Of the appropriation
This H. however. not included in the ordinance Tor
the reason that the has Dot pre- yousi been
sal ctioned by the eesa'ive department hen TINS
is done it can then be put in the ordinance AID tax
law.
The sum of $40 OoO for tagging and repair0g side
walks $4,000 Tor resetting mOnum-nt soues, aud Tor
copying Harbor Commissioners maps 5000, ere sup
posed to stard in the position and axe omitted
from ordnance for the asme reason.
The estimate Of 49, 900 for Battery enlargement l.
not induced in the ordinance submitted By the Goa
troller aud is referred 10 the legislative department
for their action liz the maiter.
TIE estimate for removing old piers from H,rem
River 5000 is not put III the ordnance for Z same
reason.
The estimate of $40 600 for removing distractions in
streets ard halb is omitted the oriinsnce, for the
reason that the distractions in the harbor might De
paid from the appropriation tor ~harves, piers anu
fhe estimate of $50 600 for railing around Madison
Square is omte in the ordnance for the reason that
the Controller that the legislative Depart
ment has acted at all IN the matter and Is et Tor ther
consideration.
The tens under the head Of street improvements,
10 regulate and grade Fifth avenue from Sixty
street to Ore-bundreth street $1,000 can be PAID
from the appropriation for real estate expenses the
object Of that appropriation being 70 provide tOI as
sessneDls hkduSt iHe PiVPSi1y '"N
The item Of street s'gus and numbers $4,000 Is
included in the ordnance.
wHARyts PIERS AND SLIPS.
The unexpended balance of toe amount raised Tor
dis object IN 1853 is estimated to be sufficient for the
:, ourement Of the year 1859, and should be resppropn
ated in order that the same may be made a'aiiao.e
ROADS AND AVENUES.
The estimates under this head for the various i'm
proven ep,a named, smounting 10 slE3 co., are sub
nit,ed for the action of the Legislative dep .r'ment
ard are rot II crdel u the ordnance aud tax IA"
submitted ~ tie COnif 'ler'
IANus AND PLACES.
Tie estimate for Auis aid places Is - WI, Tor ihe
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FIRES.
FIRE rs SHERIFF sTPF

FIRE rs SHERIFF sTRg =.
Tie alarm lsst evening" for the 81 Oh District
cansed BY the bursting NJ the fluid Lap 10 toe dwell
10. .bouse No. - sheriff street. Depase Sigh.
tIkF II GREESwIcH sTRFET-hccGDTSr 10 4
FrREwAS.
AT 10 O'Clock last night FIRE occurred in the bsse-
nett e the tenement bouse No. 4 tGreepwuh street
in cons quence # the ir oL 81 ocns clothes which
were banging BY the stove. Bu- Brle damage Was
done 10 the bBclLg furniture or other prDoarty
Some drunken felloE, who had hid bol4offhe a,pe
Of Engine No. 20, slipped ard tel - n. mschos was
pas,iIg through II11.on street, re,r SaUeg bu' Ds
kcked out Of the way escaped Other iniary than
bloody roe. Mr. Henry Vsais, bscl member of
the sane Company vas trppas - thu falling lD.f,r
ord losing bis hold the rope THROWN in frost Of
tie wheels and severely inlrret thereby. Hs wss
picked up By BIZ comrades sDd eyed into drug
ftore, and thence TO his rescsrcs.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY DECEMBER -, 1858.

Of the Corporation Attorney. have decided that .he
Ccu'rcllsr is srorg n 10 toe lsw. sDd il the CJunse
10 tie Corporation deems Il useless 70 test this cues
. any further than in the Of NJ purseE, It may
~. sable 10 iIclude The smounts Of these srresr-
o av'- ts- levy.
80 ''rs Of he ~ L. Erprsss have been
40 p, .i5 ao. 'nricg the prcseut year. amount
If ;pSems,, ,o,,;ss ~ lie Conrse 20 the Co-pora'
t'op 70, printing dor. sine, icy dseided thai 'hes
would orger cor.-,- 20 do IN, olyora'i9n frln.'
iIg on the terms Of the -rrer eoSr :, an ~ au,
,ion to this is judgment sko certified b. We CFt''
raiion Counsel of 81 3i % fc- printing, VIII, Is ~
Guided in the arIesrsges Of 1855.
TIE Clerks of the two Boards. :, il believed. have
continued TO send the proceedings 20 The Erprtss,
ard have certified TO their amounts tGt Nhehsr this
psper hiss been made Corporation paper by tue Com
C,nnc since II declined TO 10 the printing st he
old prces. Il is lot known.
Numerous judgments have been paid from the
appropriation 10 which thew are properly chsr., abe
ard DO not sppear in the lis of Judgments saowa in
statement No. Is.
BATTERY rSLARGENE>r.
Or the r'h If August 1858, the Controller mgie a
commun csticn To 'hs Common Council m relatOr 20
a claim " D. nrl Even A. Surveyor OF the Battery
Enlargement, amounting to 1900 aud recomms nded
thst baiauCs une1pendei Of the appropriation ~
$4,000 for Battery Ensreersent ra,ed ia 1855, be
ppropristed t. pay this claim. The amount of this
claim Is Included il the ord nance ~ be appropriated
for that purpose.
REAL ESTATE YNPTNsEs.
The Controller has Included IN tire Ordinance tax
levy the sum of slG0o00 for real estate expenses.
The teot Of this appropriation is to meet the ases,
mtpts laid sgarst the properly OF the Corporation for
ysrious sweet improve &C., Ard irm this appr
pilaiicn may De pald that portion Of the expease 20
wlicf the Corporation j. subjected for regulating sGd
graor Ffth avenue from Slxty-t = 10 Doe hundred
ardsiAth street, half Of which must be paid by the
city, on account OF the Central PaIk; s'sc- that
portion of TIE expense charg hC 10 city for regu
la,pg aud grading Eighth avenue, slorg the CeOtral
tsik, or for such other purposes as it may be Te-
quired.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CELEBRATION.
The committee appointed by the Common Council
on the Atlantic Telegraph Celebration has made no
report to the Controller OF the )erdltures for this
celebration; be therefore refers the whole subject to
the Common Council fer their confederation
TAX TFNy YOR 1864
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

RtNoRED REArPoiSrxESr Oh Grief OF POLICE
MA1sELL--lt is rumored OF the Poh,s Heatqusrte 3,
in Broome street. tina, circumstances have trans pred
lately which will place George W. Mstsell once more
at the head OF tie police in this city. 1t s stated that
certain copies of papers and records Of bis formal dis,
isss, which it is alleged we're in the possession of the
Police Commissioners, cauno, be found, although
learch has been made for them high and low.
We give the thing for what it is worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
The Ariel AT Halifax Short Of COai
Death of Capt. Ludlow.
HALIFAX Monday, d

HALIFAX Monday, Dec. ~, Io'o'
The L. s. mail steamship ARIEL from Southampton
Dec. l. put into Halifax this afternoon, in charge Of
the fret officer, and short Of coal.
She experienced severe weather.
On the sth inst. dnrirp heavy gale, sea struck
the ship INSTANTLY killing Capt LUDLOW, I'd severely
;r;,r;re the secoro officer and two seameu The frat
officer was also slightly bruised.
Tee ARIEL will proceed to New-York tomorrow az
teiDoon.
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The Board of state Canvassers.
ALBANY. Monday, Dec. 81. IL,

ALBANY, MONDAY Dec, 81, 1853.
The Board Of State Cauvassers conc uded their Ia
bors to-day and adopted resolution that the Board
would not 90 behind the returns Of thu County Can
vsssers. This leaves the cases in Messrs. Haskins
and Sickles Districts precisely the condition which
they were passed upon by the Board Of County Can
yassers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

An important agreement has beer entered into by
the Providence manufacturers q: printing cloths by
which they fx upon sc inches the measure Of ward
instead Of 81 inches, has been The custom hereto
fore. This is the true yard, and It prevails in the
measure Of all other cloths and there seems to be no
good reason for the exceptional practice that has
groan up in respect 70 plttlpg cloths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

THy ATLANTIC CAsLr We asdsr,tsni that Mr.
Cyrus w. Field received y.stsr'sy, from NV oani-
land Dispatch Of nature calculated 10 revive tho
drooping hopes Of the !rep d q the Alsutc ,bc.
On Saturday lat, the a4ps nutshdent tell M Field,
some very good curens Were received, AMI the word
"Henley' war dstncjy ecog ,zed at about the foar
when, according TO sd'ices received by the Araba,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
PERSONAL.

The Hon. James Il. Clay has not exchanged Ash
land, the home of Henry Clay, Tor land in Texas, and
does not intend TO part with it.
- Ex.Presldent Pierce proposes to pass the Winter
at Naples and the Lizard Of Capri, and in the Spring
TO visit Rome. MIs. Pierce is It'll invalid.
The Boston correspondent of The Springfield Re
publican says:
"There will be appointment Of Judge in place
Of Mr.. Thomas until after the Legislature meets.
The name Of Joel Parker Of Cambridge, formerly
Chief Justice Of New-Iiampslne, is mentioned, buC
il is surmised that he would not take nythDg less
than the Chief place.
Tile Potawatan,ie chief Okeuos, who has for a
long time lived lear Lansing, Mich, Died on Sunday
last His precise sgo knowr but il is supposed
to have been over one hundred years.
The Boston Advertiser understands that Mr.. John
Sbley the Librarian of Harvard College, has been,
for many years CO Letting materials for complete aud
elaborate biography o all the gra yates Of that iust-
tuition and that if will be published as soon as prac-
ticable.
DR.. Harriet X. Hunt of Boston has made the fol-
lowing protest against being taxed without being rep
resented:
To FREDERICK L. Tracy, T,easu,e end The i'se',. and
SenUoHy and he Leo,saf,os particular:
Every year since 1852 have On payment OF my taxes pro.
.ctnsen Of conpe ling submit 20 taxation witho y
Representation" and assin rePest my ps.t 10
before our Courts hi. of compulsory aX,on must be met
When fathers protested against the enforcement OF the
Siam ac, thew b, Great Brain that they
virtually Whist their historic reoy Woman
,ote,f the Tie nJlstce aud received ke an
swe History will tiUmph also, for the principles
OF Identical and the victory oil tue ono is
prophetic OF the other.
An which respectfully submitted. .-,
HARklOT X HUNT
No 50 Green street, Boston, Dec. 6, 1858.
Robert NJ. Riddle, esq, for many years the editor
of The PitsJurgh Commercial .Iournat died on last
Saturday morning. after an Illness when has afflicted
him for at least seven eight years. He was son
of the late Judge Riddle, at one time politician OF
note in Western Pennsylvania, aud BROTHER of James
Riddle, esq of Philsd,phia. lie was AZ years of age
George HAMS, esq, has made arrangements to
commence the publication of Democratic paper IN
Knoxville. He is the author of the Sut Lovegood
papeTs.