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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
THE INVISIBLE ASsAsSLNs.

Towards the latter end ol tie seven
teenth cenlury,-When Aide la Reynie
fulfilled the atIuous duties Of I4eypoS cX
ploded office oil lieutenant Of poIice, there
ran fearful rumor throughout / PaIisaCh at
band OF mRieiactOr6 had formed Clrem-
selves into I" company, whose spurport
MAS 10 carry Off aud murder youths and
young me9 from fifteen To live and d-tWen-
y years otage. -,- sr d.
. The motives ascribed to the perpetra-
tors OF these systematic crimes we've va
rious enough. According TO. some, The
object was TO restore the waning health
OF an lrtuential princess, whose. emacia.
ted frame required the daily stimulous of
bath OF human blood, drawn from the
veins Of strong and healthy youths. Ac.
cording TO others, the assassins were
merely Jews, who delighted in decima,
ting the Christian population. merely out
OF hatred for the Catholic religion. The
most accredited .rumor, however,, was
that the sole. motive of these murders was
robbery. 1iB But in that.case, as many OBJ
vlously objected . wherefore should all the
victims be invariably picked out from
those in the flower of youth, and why
and how did they disappear withoutdlea'
wing the slightest trace that could afford
a clueto solve the mystery?ua4 ..t h-a
! o 1T was in vain, that the police had SCI
all its emissaries at work to discover thi.
! Ehightful bsecret-hitherto the criminal
thad batfedI every attempt, at detection
possibly y because the victims belongedJt (
the class of artisans, or small trades, ,pso
pie. But one day,just as NJ. de Ia Rey
ME was about to sit down to dinner will
his family and a party Of friends. foot
manbhanded him paper bearing the i'm
press of the royal signet,l just delivered
by.a messenger in great haste. 40
The letter, penned7 by the minister
contained the following peremptor..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
From 'Porter's Spirit oftho Age
MAJOR BROWNS COON STORY.
ny HAZEL GREEN, ESQ.

81 was down on the ,Crick this morn
Ing" said Bill Gates. "and seed any
amount of coon tracks. think they're
a goin' to be powerful plenty this season -
"Oh, yes" replied Tom Coker, :.
never hern tell of the likes before. The
whole woods is lined with 'em. If skins
is only a good price this season, III be
worth somethin' in the Spring, sure's
you live, for I've jest got one of the besl
coon dogs in all Illinois,"
''You say you never hern tell o. the
likes O. the coons?" put in Major Brown,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
,HANNAu1 BINDING SHOES.

sRC s. Poor lone Han nah,eG ~ TgaEo.
Sitting at the window, binding shoes. t,j.r;
Faded, wrinkled, ~.
~ Sitting, stitching, IN hournful muse ~
Bright eyed beauty once was she, ifA
Whenthe bloen was enthe tree:
aasyg Springand winter l.osaaTE'I
Hannalis at the window, binding shoes. n
l'. '- Not a ncighbor e i ..aH.
ia Passing, nod or answer will refuse,
. . To. her whisper: ....-, .sf.-..'
{. Is there from the fishers any news 2"
Oh, her hearts adrift with one, ''7 .1
ta .eidOn an endless voyage gone!5H aH ~.
Night and morning fga.-.-.,, ,,gs
Hannah's ut the window, binding shoes.
" 4'E' Fairyoune Hannah, -'.|' = b
1F Ben, the sun burnt fisher, gaily woes, .al
20, ..-.-.- Fall and clever, .... .,: ..-,5.,7r
For a willing he0rtnnd hand he sues.
May day skies are all a-glow,
And tho waves are laughing so ..!!c"d
.a For her wedding ..s. a'4.. gr
Hannah leaves her window and her shoes.
May is passing;
'Mong tho "rplc-b"nghs pigeon COOS.
Hannah shudderS;
Fer the Wild southwcstcr mischief brcws.
Round the rocks Of Mnrblehcad, .
Oh Outward bound, schooner sped. .,
Silent, lonesome,
lIannah's ut tie window, binding shoes.
IT'S November.
Now no fear her wasted check bcdews. ...
Frnm Newfoundland 'a sL
Not sail returning will sho lose, .aa a
Whispering. hOarsoly, 'Fishcrmcn,
Invo yotl, have you heard of Ben Z! .s.
Old with watching,
HAnnah's ut the window, binding shocs.
Twenty winters ~
Bleach and tear the rugged slorcshe views.
Twenty seasons
Never one has brought her any ncws.
... Still her dim cycs silently ..' .s- y
or 5 Chase tho whito sails o'cr the sea. !,
81, ~ 81. Hopeless, faithful, sag7uN
llannah's at the window, binding shoos.I
.~rst ,-. A-... .- -. ~. CEAYoN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
COI2S ETS.


When was over i" your town, ao--a.
.. Som! months ato, or more, '.- -r
1 suwa very singular thing ..-.f,.
Go. Il never saw before. -.-. -...-. ..-u ,4
:ano.
Twas hanging in a window case, {,
, Upon string u,~lr,ddlc; r. % ..,....,
Looked something like an hour glass,
And something like u saddle. ... ri
Iuskcd ofseverol city gents ." .'i''
Who chanced Is be at hand, ''... '..t-
What was it? But their gibberish ..s'
could not understand ; ''.-'' ''@'
COLI - 81 @SG ID bsd14aser7
q One fellow called it arrcsCraintPo 400
.'@T7On certain parties pIacsd '.ilk sdI ~
i. Like degree in Chancety :. p .gs."
80 To stay the trnsnCs twists.' '.a1 'se7o
ra sea.'Hf ,-.,.li4yr '-ar - .raIio9ts
m Another sisid-7the gfganost chap .a4a 81
3 lrOfuny in uls sw-rm-- -- -cl
'Il wnrn,t the glass If C,shipp,| Dutnjhi.,5
I'd II was the mould Of lorn.t.r.g sE,,.t
-. Another said ''twas machino' =. .''--' = !
.,. a. lady used to rig htr;' ..,.,, '.''' ,.'
, To bring her if" und form into ..-.' 80.
q ,i The Ye'y smallest figure. ~,ra. aa
AtIast u little girl came out ,r a''s-1;
And think OF my umoze-. 4 - ..i
She asked mo if wouldn't please !
To buy pair Of stays ~ ...'''
'.,rn'' Sr"" 80 .
or course I'd heard OF stays before, ..a
But strike me deaf and dnmb &
If ever until that hour . 81. -e'-tj
Suspected 'them was um' . ,T-,-s'
-,a. ~. .u .s .
Wcll it exceeding strange
That any maid or wife,. ri -.r-..as
Just;Iorl u NlitGIe taper shouId,o 3, -~a-
Put out tho'lamp Of aEite?' .l...
o3 know that lunattcs must. have
, -, atrait-jaekets put about 'om;
But women in their wits should make
\ shirt-to do-wIthout EN-.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

THE CASE OF JUDGE LoR1NG.-Boston.
Narch, 4.-The petitions Tor the removal
Of Judge Loring were read before the
special committee of the Legislature yes
terdoy. tWm. Lloyd Garrison and COL
ored lawyer addressed the committee in
favor Of II the !, removal. Action was post
poned. ~ -, -r..I '-'. -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

@"If we areto live after death, why
don't we have some certain knowledge of
'itS?" said askeptic to a clergyman. ~
g "Why don't you have some knowledge
Of this world before you come into it ?''
was the caustic reply.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

YOUTHFUL CRIMINAL. - VIM Clifton,
sixteen years old, at present in the Mem
phis ('renn. Jail, has already twice been
ia the State penitentiary. Such deprayi>
ty at that age is remarkable, even in this
"fast" age.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
A sADsW WARMING.

.
iH,e aaeIs- A. SAD WARNINC$.,- q 3"
'' Tie fate ottthe gifted Il4skFlt of Ten,
InitesssGe <h6uM be a warming 10 all votlNg
men,. lie passed through. Louisville last
wetk, in tRhrse Of fricuda,. on his way 10
TIE Lihatfic Asylum Al Lexington: The
career OF this gifted but unfortunate son
s: genius Should be knO" for The lessons
which it teaches. From his earliest boy
hood, says the Nashville Bunner he has
showed Himself po~ sest ed Of the highest
order Of talent. While at college he dis
Itin!guisheI himself as a poet and an orator.
His graduating speech is spoken OF by
those who heard it as worthy of the i'm
mortal Prentiss in his palmiest days. He
served his country on the battle field and
! in the halls of Congress. 1t was his resi-,
dence at Washington that confirmed up
on him those unfortunate habits which
> liuany blasted his intellect. He at one
time. broke the fiery serpent from his
fhandk.. and dashed it to the earth. To
make His own reformation cumple'e, and
aid in litling up others who had fallen
like himself, he went. through the State
lee .urir4 on temperance. The tour was
AN cminen'ly successful and brilliant one,
Ills lectures being 'u'iy eq ral to those of
Cough. Whose cloquence has electrified
thou.a an,iS in this country and in England
! BIT his old habits gained the mastery
I over him again. aud his subsequent lie
has been bur fearful struggle between
+ his appetite and his ambition struggle
in Which. it must be confessed. his appe-
tit"s have generally triumph ell. So great
; indeed, was his cravings for artificial slim
plant that even while delivering his tenn
pctance lectures. he made use of drugs
sufficient in quantity and potency to burn
ouc the vi'iaIs OF an ordinary man. There
was no suhj"ct, whether ancient or mod
Fern, grave "r gay, upon which he did not
converse with tluency and eloquence.-
. lie passed. with the most careless ease,
from the profoundest di<quisition upon
the doctrines Oft the. Bible. the religion OF
| onfucius, or the Baconian philosophy, to
the i5hteSt literature of the day.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

ban, old7Veteran' wlso had beentobe wing his
htObacCo4in silence forlthe last half hour
'Why, you don't know emmy thing 4bout
'emv!. lfyou'd a comei here forty Years
ago. like / did, you'd a thought coons |!
l jest tell you, b6ysf you couldn't 90
amlss for 'emy We7hardlyl ever thought
lot pesterln' 'en much, for their skins
'wernt worthta darno.with us--that is, We
couldn't get enough for, 'em to pay for
the skiuin.'' -.sar.s .ss.-l.. q SO zzIeI /
81 recolcct one day went.out bee
huntin'. Wall, after Id numbered about
IL good while, | got kiEder,tired, and SO 1
leaned up agin big-nree TO rest. l
hadn't much more ngleaned up afore
somethin' g i've me the alItiredest Gnips
about the seat O. my bre eches, | ever
got in my lie. 1 jumped about "a rod,
aud lit runnin'. and kept on a runnin'
for over hundred yards ,when, thiok,
sas l. tits no use a runnin', aud | N snrke-
bit, but runnin' WON'T do emmy good.
So i jesl stopped and proceeded TO exam.
inc the wound. l soon seed eitl was no
snake BIKE, for. thar's a blood blister
Ipinched on me about six inches long. b. /.
Think, SEE l, that rather gifts me
i!
Arter thinkln' about it while, / concIu
ded TO go back, and look for the critter,
jest for the curiosity o the thing. | went
TO the tree and pOked the weeds and stuff
about, but darnd the thing could l
see. Purtv soon sees the tree has a
little split runnin' along up it, and so l
gifts to loOkin' at that. Dreckly sees
the split open about half an inch, and
then 'shet up again; then 1 sees it open
and shet and open and shet, and open
and shet; right along as regular as clock
tickin'. Think, sez I, what in all crea-
tion can this mean? l know'd I'd got
pinched in the split, but what in thunder
was maxim lit do it? AT first felt orful
skeered and:thought it mout be somethin'
dreadful; and then agin l thought it
mouten't. Next.I thought about hants
and gh osts, and about runnin' home and
.shyin' nothin' about it; and then I
thought it couldn't be any, O. 'em, for
never hern tell O. them pesterin' a felIer
right in open daylight. At last the true
blood OF my ancestors riz up in my veins,
and told me it 'ud be cuwardly 10 90
home, aud not find out what it was so
| numbered for my axe, and swore I'd
tind but all aboutit, or bow up. When
l got back, l Iet.intO the tree like hell
bszes, and purity SOON it cum down and
SMASHED all To Understand what do you
think 2 Why, it was rammed and Jam
med plum smack full OF coons from top
to bottom. Yes, sir, they's rammed in
so c'ost, that every time they breathed
they made the the split OPEN
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

R@The chief secret of comfort lies in
not suffering trifles to vex one. and in
prudently cnltiyating an underground of
small pleasures. since very few great ones
are let on long leases.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

.As ~ Ass 9esai fiIs: &c Elis sdchs I
so9f e ts EsbS1s' sBss's5sFB sFBBalI IS ss Sa SOss
SSIsTo6 isis9 .stlpGl baS naoifei
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

.Io ~ hdeayefato bsb sbEappy yourselves
isad assist 10 beoso. - 6 .ll551si-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

gp1s Is 24sReh 0pT I thirss ! sequeRtly uill'
s$a BSss siB.Ii SSis iai Pc I'fsEssi'g
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

g e6AtfiSd fire ia prcy.rbe6t = r
your kindred. your country and he World.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

I1uiGga Be temperate ID yoarenios ments.
religious siti56ut tbigotfy. atld liBsial witta.
out wounding the6PSgi ifdiD9 aofl au sssl
tiB nafa6iLlASn "a : kssflfa ad -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

asa tsaI 10 Ass1isyd % a2aarster nj
silij r. ng:Eotael bfI ,Esoi.iLcfIh5 q 411ffs
.hejgo4e elsW fr75ieiossi s6T
noa cd: Us h9lHogqa sztGgbieall sEr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

gaqt1l Bdidnenoag speak the tFiutb.
1andndt bEwy6uf ronscienee 10 a = pow.
sr. baahsss5 oiFF 9api m ~ : ~
] nssd bad era y sl.-ssllt4 sss'i.i
,nsG iPFsseTses your cell ,rsspect, and
yphr coaneBy 20 6fbsrss -
.fSfs,f 10f5if -
l4,70n retiring. the head should be
cool and HE ieetwmm. t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

gBt q. bna eW .snaasH nj !a5u1rsYoD
I'd brrsai sss7bhE ns 'G.somad i7gossi&
: : T-T-r5BIu VFT 5NT n lE7TTTFTWO5 F1f5f z
2 COOPER 81 RRuEN;l assqoT sd,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Later from Snuta Fc.

NJ. LOUIS, Friday Nov. IL, 1875.
The Santa Fe m0i, wrt dates Of tie 1871 uit..
reached Independence the Sth ipst. The mail :.
somewhat delayed in oisequenoe If bad roads and
high woer in the rivers.
Donna Maria Naicissa Galcgos was nv ,sarel n,
los Vegas October ].
nl.'Mres had had another encounter with Nh, N,.
yeio Indians. Ten oi them were hise 4 and .evs,,l
,,ornlc1 while eighty five horses AM s,tv6 o.. nm
dr,d sheen were captured. Two oi rho a. 'Jon.r ,n'.
Nm. Mug and Maurice PauW ,sn. were aferxo,3
Hound 10 be risslrg, ann II was supposed they were
killed. Sergeant john Ih"uY was wounded.
klt Carson hed fIss..cu .rOngh Santa F5 with a
teul lUtoh Indaus. TiV. a,,cr wers on Ieir way
20 fight the Navhjos. wito whom ,tey were at war
A letter to Lieut. wU<ns, dated sept y, say, that
the Mshane Indians 'sd attacked an emorraut train
while crossing the Co.nrado. KILN, ,,r.e oan twn
Domen and four childrep, sla s",re "thsr.
The renaiuder OF t'e '.agrentS t,n retreatri, and
se.t 20 Sv eupphes which were furnished
- mail foT stockton, California, had left lndepen-
dcLce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
PERSONAL.

NJ II. Bovee, who az q Senator Of Wisconsin wss
sctiye aud prominent in eecrog the ab ,ton of the
Death Penslty that State, is sbont to the
State of illinois in advocacy Of the an'i-Capitsi
Puui-iment cause. We be-p-ak for him the rg ard
and COOP. ration of the ph,lanbroPi-ts of Illinois,
The Rev. G. II. Spurgson has t>en attacked witk
very painful disease-iniarnma:ion ~ the kdnsys-
and few days ago bis life was all but despsred of.
His medical aovis.rs have given it their opnios
that no danger how exists but he is prohibited froD
preaching just yet
Mayor Lincoln Of Boston has been -e-nominatsl
for hs present Office by the party which claims TO b
irrespective Of all political parties.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Douglas Mass Meeting.

NtN-H NkN, tnua., FRIDAY, n NpV. IL, lSJs.
'Hr"e srd erlhu,iasic meeting Of the Dolxla
q LII.
Democrats .ds Lelo in this cry reveuIog. -.
GTosweli prcsi1c, assisted by twelve Nice-Pre'idet
and two Secretaries. j. a. McMaters, eoitor Of tn
Ner- FcgI Freeman J9a,Ra lnade a str )ng aud all
speech it support of t:c los'iion Of J1dge Douglas
Ccpgratulating the Democracy of tho country upon
his noble triumph. HI commented very severely upon
the ccncuct Of The Na'i,r al Admiu- -tration.
Resolutions emhooyipg the above sentiments, we're
unanimously adopted, after which James Gallagher n
deh gate to the iu,inhati Convection made all elj-
oueni speech in support Of the solutions
The meeting tncu adj urLed with nine cheers for
Ste phen 4. Douglas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Ship Jane ID. Cooper, arrived yesterday from
Havre, r,pm,s that the 3eth ut, lat ~ 80 long.
50 49, f:ll in with and boarded the British bng VIII
kin-on Of Wbtehaven. She was wsterlosged. bow.
,prt forems-t and Ioan'opmast gone, balwsks stove
fore and a, and timber laden. The last entry on her
log slate, fonpd board, was Oct 70, wLiod readss
Heavy gales, with all hands at the PaIaPs.' Shs
entirely abandoned, with the exception OF lnIss
Newfoundland dog which, together with some trifing
articles. were Lsr sferred to the Jane ID. Cooper
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

MI. EVERETT Al N!sto's-rIe Hua. Eiwsrl Nv
eiC, repeated BIS cIas on on WsslilgOn, 10 q crowded
bouse, yesterday afternoon at N'blos. Seldom hss
greater runber Of welltnoSu mcn t.cn assembled on
any public occssion, than at q 'rcPe',.ol. ~ The
close, Mr.. Bancroft stepped iorwcrd md Gor M
ptmen,ary sllusiou 70 TIRE orator, read nc.s from
Agnes Robertson Bolrcicau't, Inviting The alioIs 20
be presert al hsr repre Eiscn n behalf Of the Mount
Venom Association, TO lo gwen az Nhl0's on Nonday
Sychirg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
KANSAS GOid--.ErOnl the Plains.
LEAvKsw0RTt I, Nov. 9, 1873. Z

fE"'' WITT AN''' 1910 7
Per L. s. Express BcCSEvILLE, NV. II.
Favorable omit coniouc To arrive from the coll
regions. Several moD. Of Georgn company, took
out $50 in fve days Upward of 900 wagons bound
10 tie u.nee MT lart week, between Fort
hveIney and the cros~i G OF the Plstte.
Arrival from Utal report inches of SLOW Oh the
Sweet Water. ard lee inch thick. Twelv- hun
dIcd Indian lodge erected in the vicinity on
fLe military road, between this point and Fct Lar
anic TIE Indians sre Jear, able.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Is1,tIIcEscs IRON TIE PARA0rsr ExrZaiIios.
The secretary Of the Navy has received d.paicnns'
from the con ding officers Of several vess's wh,cn
have already sailed for Paraguay The fuAon ATTY
"a a, Bsrbsdses on the 18th uit, in aef eas-
no Norfolk. The Ws,erwi,cs arrived At the samA
ulsce op the 10th ult., II days ont from ,pnoA 10
Harriet Lane also arrived :. Bar BaIesS... SsSo,t S s sf
% hsyps made me s,dpDpsd ps only f.s hoaHs, oi tn.
puypcse Of taking in coal and then sailed ss the rem
de1youp ht MortevideO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Cnr"cl having in con,iderstnA the tinoaky bstwera
,ie nar,,bi..uers and the rlisstsr Of the Shswmus
CImcb BostoD, have advised dissolution of the
na,t.rn RELATION. Ire alleged grousd OF c"ispiA'ns
rrr the upsmable msnners of the clcrsyman. VINO 's
copeedyd 10 he, in .,her respects, c9mPess"e s's
! wm,ly preacher.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
IypCh Law in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, FndAy, Nov. IL, 1919.
A mob Of desperate men rom Campb llvle broke
into The is at Gree, sbrg KY. the 18th INST, aad
seized and hung two rrisc,,rs uan ed Thompson ana
Dsspau These men belonged t. the parry w"o mar
der,d Henry Simpson rome cixotcen mouths ago. ,
Another If the uucd, ,rs, Elias Stagg, c1nnltt'n
srcide in prison to eecHpc the action OF the yHrerS
a fourth prisoner, Huitef, confessed Tho .urnel :"
ulCb arc in pursuit Oi chem.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Tar MICHIGAN CoNsRTssNEs.-Tho majority
,gainst Mr.. Howard. With the cfca from one coucty
to h,sr from IL d. In ,he lyth Di,.rct, there Is
scarcely doubt Of the election Of Mr.. L,sch. His
district far up ir'o tn. rosh, sni there are sov
srsl small cour,ics yeI to hear frou Bu, Mr.. L. goe
into thcsc counties !, ,3J shoad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

:, 90 h,sr the ringing srticulrtion' "' : ne
',.;a.o,s Cur-..' /. NJ. Everett ready Tor al
,hi.1 If go, let him go ane'd 1t Is soue'a'"s OF
.ids from The Nonh Amr'edn k'r'e" " '''
~no, rublicstionl Eut the spirit OF "a'hi"s'o"
So anaouhtedly esze upon it win rapture.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Heavy EsObbery.

To1rUO, o. Fr0'T Nov. ", lS,S.
Tie Wabash and Werteru Railroad safe AZ foFt
Wayrc was opened wi;h false keys last niSh'' ana
sIissl stolep. Five Thousand dollars OF the smouut
Tas in new bills on tn Foatier ans oi Illinois, .ni
tko balance Mas Oh u.heI hauks in ihnos and Wis
copsjr. III ere is 10 clue to the robbers yet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

TIE srg ate Grand Admiral. built by wn. d: Webb
.r .as Ru.sian Government, was yeste 'sy RACED On
IL. balance dry dock where she will re nam Tor "svers
DAYS or she purpose sf receiving her tt suit OF COP
p., The frigsts add dock are well worthy v'saf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

McRy CouSrrKfErIs AFLosr-Countenet ~
bl- purporpg "a be al Issue 81 the Nre"ahl;' n"aS
ci Nes burypoat Mas. and = bi'l' "i tue La"o~rt
vile Bank Of l. intoiivie, n. j., weru cuofei a
sv,c.pl ,i,res in Tie city Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
The Pacific for Galway.
NJ. JOHN ;, y. r, tI'i !,

81. JOHN's \. r, tI'IiJ, NV'' ~ Io'''
The steamship Poetic, tor Galway, has not !9'
made her appearance hcge, bat IA hurry exp,ctei'
Yok So ns 10 reach here by tomorrow (Snn dsyl
cvcpinp will be duly forwarded by her. SAo doos not
soi i'll Snnduy.