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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
UNITED STATES coMMIssIoNEEsoE FIcE.- u

SLAYER HAfDEE.
The examination of MacOmber and others OF the
alleged Haidee. before the United ommson,s
this morning postponed until next week. ID Snsequenoe o.
the engagements # COUNSEL
Before Mr. OEo W. MORTON.
ALLEGED kEyOLT-DlSCHAR0HD.
Tie United States ag Edward Perry, second mate Of ship
Challenge
This a complaint preferred 10y the master against
second officer for cudoayor make revolt and nsto
the crew 10 mutiny.
appeared by the testimony that the first officer and four ID
the ship while OF the Uuano fssnds.
night the second mate knew ~ their intention and tho
the slip but elected "a Inform the captain, who
a. the time Of their o. ,erou asleep la his cabin
the judgment of The Comm ssionef the fensr MD not como
within 4 - provisions of the Of Congress. The complaint
was dismissed aud the deendsn, discharged from arrest
THE ExrRADuIOs % EGBERr.
Dcputy-Marshal Theodore Rynders will sail today
n the Cy Of Baltimore for Liverpool having IN ss chHss
Jscob ebert who arrested last week IN this city for com
hitting tOTzeIie, m Bavaria.
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COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-cH.NsgRs- IL
Before Judge DAILY
AFryfkn AgnrgTIoN ny A Girl rfrrEIN yF,R. ny
H. 'he Matter u the Petition of Robert D Dwyer.
HIS Is "A strange CASE Mr. Dwyer oh. sinad a vr

AGE.
In the Matter q the Petition of Robert D Dryer.
This Is a strange case. Mr.. Dryer obtained writ
Of hsoea. eorpq. on petition stating that Susanna Kshes
restrained Of her liberty sDd eyen,d from coming hun
E lnoma' ausu',a' Nelly and Frances Grace Helen Dwyor
Nne ~" 40 the month Of October 'SoI S.ssnsa
~ ''s'" steamboat at this city, Win her tHdcF ''t IN"
port Massachusetts when Nelly eamo on oosti aas
by force and violence abducted SUSANNA, VIVA uir
ana couuiy,uce OF her sister Frances Who ~ = years e
The father alleges upon tnotn'oh sa w Obtain p~
session OF he. tor the purpose Of removing bet nom "a,
atoms it'll which she is connected Nelly 20
HAT Frances Helen Dwyer the sister % suinns hvln
With ssd Nelly. All the parties N toeft tbn u'n"~
Kelly put IN return 20 the wit denl ing that sus Ns
any way restrained Of her liberty ana stating tnN
10 40 where she let.
wonsn named Murphy told the Judge tina, she had thu
sisters oe, her bed vita Kelly but father than that she had
seen nothing wIong Or the pare ot Kelly, showa that
the girl sent % school, eng ta there was nothing nno
n her relation with him When both sides OF the story
fy developed Kelly feels confident that his character wi" D.
l.udiosted.
GeaTegwuy for petitioner Annnus Esscn for resp0nteal
Beore Judge BRiDy:
Tboas Rsnsoni Raymond French ami Phio b. Busknfhan
sgl. John e. Wheeler.
Action 10 recover money on four accommodation
checks drawn on the Bank OF North America In favor VI
Harvey vino esoaed theid ~ Is charged By the defend
ants collateral 70 said Bank recei,s the amoa thereof Ia
the uucnrut bills said bank and ageg 70 seeP such m
amount said bill, in circulation a. hts own eSpen SUD 20
pas per interest the loan until paid "h"a the
issued further OF ~
bank checks with other assets fell into the pantnf
who then appointed receivers and hesee ths .
me defend ants ale such between said
Pee and the Bank Of North America concerning the cut
ton bills contrary 10 the Statutes 81 me state Of
Connecticut, and that Therefore said check, void being the
basis part of the rsnsactioD also that such usury
alleged by him, absolyes them rom liability.
The Judge reserved bis decision.
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COTRT OF GENERAL sEssION5-FRIDAY-Betors Re
cOrdrT BARNARD.

Murtba Sullivan, n rowdy Of the Sixth Ward, was
ed and convicted 81 assault aud battery Peter Bosn
sailor. Sentence reserved till tO-DOrrow.
Maria Breuner tried for assault on Mr. God.ntb
No 1893 Chambers street, May 10. She was scqutted
John OBen tried for assault AID battery sRd i1a
ted These three cases occup I'd the sn' re day.
The Jury IN The case a Dr. Gsirdet found verdict IL
guilty Tie Doctor will not BE- sentenced this term, - MI
A.mead Ll- counsel has prepared bill Of exceptions IN ts
- he apeme Court In order II possible 20 act new trial
To morrow III b. the genera sentence day VI the Term
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

ArrERsoOs EXHIBITIONS AT BRooKLYs.-Dr.
Boynton. a. per advertisement, gives brilliant series
of experiment, at the Athennun, in Brooklyn, this
afternoon at O'Clock. The admission for parents ~
well as children is but dime EACH Cheap enough.
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SIX LFCTIRES on CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
psoNcut,ts HEART DISEASE, FEaaLI aud KIDNEY Cos.
PLANTS and CHRONIC DISEASES generally $50 pages ~
tive ,reau.ut Of these diseases Price % cents BY mail
c.r tCdTes. Dr. ; $. Ei1cB, office No. III Broadway,
NY. Al consultations free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

Tsy FIRE DEp.RTsEsTs.-The following appoint
he fsr Depsaea, haze fecea been msde by "a.
I.e-s " 49, Ensius No. James WHIT; No ;. Richard
Cn - Morrsl Peter Wslter.; No T. wn- ID. aay.
James coaa. 4. Glover Johs sha1 E1wHs =, pioS
- No TO- George r. Davis, No. -. Janss A. P0AsrI
IL. NJ 8 Is. Dawson.
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Acknowledgement
TrAs-THF CANTON TEA COMPANY have or

hand every variety TEAS fo Grocer. aud Tea Dealers sad
rsys.s families Solchong OoonE I'll Young HysOu from 2o
to GuDpow deT sad Imperial from 2. 6c Al other
susitirs equally ow. Also SD boxes good FAaLy TEA fo
81 Cal aud examine No. l. Chs,hau-st between Pearl
tpd Roosevelt. as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

WM. L. JENNINGS X Co., TAH0RS.
n, SIS Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Style Of
ssns;s 10, ,xctisa Prices moderate Fall stock Of The
rescs. s.yle Of EABRIs just imported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

Kings Cou.rr CIRour CoURT.-The Equity cal
epdar will b. allied "wednesday Oct n. by Judge Lott ~
II a. M commencing a. No "a Forecosnlrs VIZ be nt~
Iead ard then demurrer Al including aud after Ne
% eou.ute the calendar for that day Afef the ds
position of az there time ap"eo - os4sndM
Fte
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IAd ertisemeut

TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Inyented by
Go SAvNDERs. 4 d. ei6.-This, tie g'n8e article las
reytr been equeed r producing the senrst possible ed 10
razor Csn be Obtained f the ,lisCrbei aid soc aasct.-
ets J. d >. SANDERS, NJ. AstOr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

LADIES FAlR.-Tbe ladies OF the Church on the
Visitation 10 Brooklyn are now holding Far i'r tho
the benefit of their Order, at Montague nal BROOK
yn II i, for the purpose of lqudating the debt Il
the Order, aud closes this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
SUPREME COURT-CIzcUir-OcT. I.-Beiore Jua9e

ALLEGED fALsr REPREsESrATIoss. IL,

ALLEGED FALSE REPREsENTAIloHS.,
John i. IAN Buskrk anc Rufus Mead agt yinr' hal@'
Action to recover for defendant falsely ana iauuu-
lcry repre-cLtug plaintiffs mat lsaac Harris "- N % "
trusted t50 Defense that lae deiell
od good. 70 Harms Of the value Of s y faith Of de-
fndauts rrIr' eutaOus TheJudse CHARGED ti Juf Na
70. ieco,eI if h,y made good faith wAeI the eerl@
believed them = b. true. Verdict for defendant
PRoMIssoRY MOTIFS.
Wm. Irelis act James n Richards Implicated
Action Troui.sory note. Tined vi Lo-i J4'i ''a5
John a. Cone at James De- Cray aad VIM II Philip,
Action On promissOry note. Defense nsury' Nel :
die; favor Il Plaintiff for s2os9 o. suhec to tAe PEI. u
the Court c. General Term b. cousent Of G9ii,' W
decision o. The verdict 70 be the the General Term 81 IA
another action heretofore tried betneen the sane 's'
Isabella Grimes agt. Frederick l. Haie'-CoAP paul
SUPPLIES.
Jonathan T. Johnson at. william H--se-- .ta
Action 10 recover. Of de.enda "a ~. -, III
schooner haLa, for supplies amounting 70 s,iT in
the captain Of the schooner ob'ai 81 % ' eSnsl 4
the schooner and sailing her Oh hsr' thT *
have half u heT saiuiss, without oels a..
Knew Of his Bween The drendal, aad "a i
tain at ;he Tine be furnished ile supplies % r.
Tktnss Msyhcw az. John Duncan ~ W. Sen r..
Action On promssory note. lfiea "l'H0"'
J1dzne-t for piainia for sl,es b.
DAMAGES FOR KILLING FAST hDNtc
Peter Morrison at The y. Y snt y n is.,. ,,bich
Action to recover the yalne OF ihsl NO f r. in
We..~h.,,.T 60, tr ss1.erber 1876 The mare Wa. s7P.
il pasture adjoining the railroad nFoa tue iAfA -
Netlu.Ie. ...iri.b 80.
Tie plaintiff gave evidence which ,-naed . $3.50 ,nd
he defendant, had sufficient enc- e'ons -. ru5u tie
that ty Thereof tie escapee "a - "a,
rad. He also proved BY several with So 20 Sidenrr
worth from 100 20 S25o. The driehsl i-s ~ 20
and tia. tie fence "a. sufficient and det-la 49,. w.
sisted ha; the Jury should infer from ~. he railroad
ard the pasture in which the Il are was krI" -
hToash the barwsy apol the ioa,- Il, l.yot a
The jury brought IN ssaed 'e.oe' --1' 80 '
the plaintiffs for 500 dsmares
JUDGMENTS. m,
pa.., c;r.., .r, G,orre H. Woo-ter-Ired by
-, &C, "iss! eg. =, ,,,r,ia for s677 =.
John Butler apt. Edgar NJ. Sg.ith'-Is'ed by th'
Court. Judsmep. ior plaintiff for tS's D.
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ADVERTISEMENT
BAPNUM's MUSEUM-The most striking phe-

noueou Of the BEARDED BABY four years old yet
bushy adorned with the hirsue embel
the Bearded Ladys infant THoDoSs MIMIC WORLD
together with DR.. VALENTINES Eccentric kccta constitute
the delightful entertainments for THIS AFTERNOON AID EYEN
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ADVERTISEMENT
-
IAdVeitisemeut
=, I.. -

ard fl Descriptions Of CAaraccr given daily 8,
FowltR AND WELLsS No. SOS Broadway.
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IA5vsr;i,emea.I

F-,.-GLS-tfAS IINIUKLo. IA Iltgc dt5r4I'
.r, ~ be. and entirely new designs will be found ouI
sest Mauiact g Depot No $50 BrosaT The TRADE slP
pied a. lie asus terms. hscdsk' "'A%H W.
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IAdye.tisementl

TnE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for l-o', contains the
return, III h p,.S.nti. and CouEre,sous ectinns Ia
iss for re,arr. OF the State Elections he'd IL 1884,
laiHCNE ALMANAC for 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE ~ THE CELLS OF a SrA-
,,HovsE-Berrs OHsn applied al lbs ssaion-iouse Of
h. Fth Precinc, Thursday night 20 ob,. odgnE iot
,fsri allowed 10 ,- hin give him rrfrsshrnent
Wb 30 ow he sccosted girl named Mara Kenneday, who
-. IN Que Of ia. ess made insulting proposals. 70 h.r,
ieh ,ke fc,.Itea and called assistance. OSe wss ockeA
p on rhsr % coEderiy and was yesterday morning
d. nsrx. d By Justice FOX
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Advertisement
FRS, FRS, FITS.


DIX. HiRr's VEGETABLE ExrKscT has cured thousands
oeses AID Vi cite thousslds ote Sod No. % Drys'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

nsti,e of q years age, committed suicide al the
Pacific Hotel No III Greenwich street yesterday by taxing
dose OF strychnne The deceased his 10 Caof-
ma aud while purchasing ticket defrauded out Of - By
some rascaly III health and the loss OF this money,
which led the commission OF the rash act
On table i'm deceaseds roo found paper cont aiming
rychrue bottle isudanum, and bottle of morphinc.
The drceasod was At school teacher in Kentucky
Hills held Inquest upon the body Verdict Death
hy silCuc.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
ArrryPTTD SrIcIDE.-Yesterday morning

ATrEsPTED SCIcIDE.-Yesterday morning tha
oce Il the Seventh Precinct 0reenpoint dissvvrsd s
NAL lying the beseh foos Of Furmsn street in
taken 70 House and Dr. Sas eaed to attend hsv
sL recovered spd enabled 70 relate her story Sae
esdsd IN Roosey street. New York and time At Au-
gust empoJed in shin maLgfsctosy New fofk sAo
neu squs,s wh the foreman Of thu shop AID wss
..6ueed by him So. ted oathsom- d-~as Aod w.s
obliged place. and that mad been IN various
place. work b.. a. .ort ntsv BeaS without money 70
procure medical iormea shs Tssutsa u cpd hsx ex
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for plsntis, novel 10 pos,rore !, A., i, . :. -.
d NJ Jole A LsFoc sue % the defeet oop,.s
-ton spa staicd ~, be believed Mr. Tes a.. -,
t"na.y so'snted himself oecs8s- he kuew - "a :
or. aef ~nc iur'ner discussion the Jtrs. ~.
place without tail "''i "0ta Iacn axe
Is CsAnsfSs-Oor e.-Befors Judge rxeR,g,~-Drc,s,o.s
xrsuted. ' ''' Jug
Cornelius Dubois ct al. agt. Henry syme a. a.,
Motion tcUied. with $l- costs. ' g NJ
SPECIAL rESs.-Before Judge svratRl.ya
FINANCIAL OpERkriON>-rHE UsURf LAW
Dorrance DsyiI al. JOIN b. Murray and o,hera
This seton we have already alluded to- being brought
10 recover from Mr., Murray, Messrs Daniel Curtis a
Co, J. w ElxeI & Co., Dugan Il Leland, and Nc
trcsdy, Mott X Co., certain railroad bonds, upon
which the plaintiff alleges be borrowed money upon
usulous agreements for interest. We stated Tues
Gay that the rate alleged was - cents the dollar
heh was sn error, the alleged being - cents
'He SIuo per cent day. The case will be probably
summed up tomorrow. We make this correction IN
justice 10 the defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

real EsTArF.-The following sales Of real estate
were made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by
A. j. Blocker Son & Co.:
s,ory b house and lot No Isi-st lot l910xjO. 500
s,ory bek house and lot n. r. l9hst and 2day. 601
House aud lot s. W cor 3day. ndSjiA 25AS76.... 85'p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

This action was TO recover damages for ipjary to
i've OF straw goods Plaintiff il menrhant doing Su.:
in Louisville Ny On tho 9Th OF January 1851 pgr
chased % tasg Baldwin ot this city cases 6 straw sooia
lie shipped Louisville. Ky hy the defendant. cs
hue portion OF the goods auSed there the uh Of
1857 snd another portion May s. year both Of which
.ots damaged BY water which claimed DAMAGES
Defendant up tia; The goods unasoidaby damaged by
ffcslet while they Albany and Be- cnas.-
Gueutly liable The judge ordered verdict for paatis
s.biect t0 toe opinion Il the General t. nm.
SPECIAL rsRN-Before .,ldge HoFFAAN
Tracy et a. agt. Wines.-New trial granted on psy-
rnent of costs.
Wood agt. Libby.-Ordcr to DO settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

PIcRrocKETs ABRoAD.-During the meeting in the
Park on Thursday evening, some adrot pichpochet
relieved Mr.. Edward CIoiert of Connecticut Of his
wallet, containing $40, chiefly in small bills. The
thief by means Of sharp knife or other instrument,
maoaged to cut the pocket containing the wallet en-
TREY out Of Mr. Cs clothes and escape before the loss
WAS discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

Tsr s. sPEcrED GAMBLERS VIcriN.--It is stated
that the description of the man murdered in the
Broadway gambling establishment corresponds in
many particulars with that of p. b. Middleton of CO.
shen, Orange County, n. y, who came to This city
about the lst of September TO draw check fors!7OO
Since that time nothing has been head Of bis where
abCuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

FATAL CAMPHESE ExPLOsiOS-Two CHmDEES
BURSED.-another life has been sacrificed by the use
of that dangerous mixture called camphene. On
Thursday night a camphere lamp, owing to some mis-
management, exploded and dangerously burned George
and Enene Cbeveeue the children of French parents
residing at No. Sc Franklin street. DIR. Briidon was
called to attend them, but the boy -four years of aSe
was found to be burned in sucl horrible manner that
it seemed next to impossible for him TO He
continued to fail, and died yesterday afternoon. The
Coroner was notified, and an inquest will be held
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SUPERIOR cOuRr-ocT. a--B-or. Juas, prss.r-osr

2
n Gin bel az The NewNofk CITY Insurance COMPANY
MS WIS an action a FIRE policy of insurance 10 r..
cover 5ot0 for goods destroyed by IRE in ,-
M For defense conended that the anot fc.. .iu
- ~ The psnf nov aprr0psihe the defendants,
ss that re suit had been brought within twelve monta
- lie policy provided fer This latter deess va, oyerrrt
Is the Court T. $50 alleged ,hs, the pNnte AID ROT .-
51 The the jury who found verde. Tor the
penns nor $50 including nief.s, from N. Ss Aprl
li The Court also gfsued the plaintiff allowance kN
A. Hawkins for piairfi, A. n Hsaley TOT defendsas
Before Judge BOs~OsrH
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COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION.
n HAVE now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the
Il new year, Tor inspection, and am prepared 10 re-
ceive the subscriptions for year, and show the
ira iIduceEert offered this Call and 1t.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
SfeuHenViIie News.

We copy the following from the Union o.
that city,
GET VAccINATED--We understand that
there is case OF small pox in town. Those
who have not been Saccinated should have ii
done at once.
New OFFICE The rooms over the clothing
store corner of Market and Third streets, is be-
ing fitted up as an office for the Steubenville &
Indiana Railroad Company.
SOUTH STREET NJ. L. CHuRoH--The dedca-
ton services at the new South street NJ. +
Church on yesterday We're attended by an i'm
mensc concourse Of people, both day and even
| ing. Collections were taken up, aggregating the
handsome sum Of 81, ,825--enough to pay every
claim against the Church, on account OF con
structon or otherwise, We congratulate the
energetic aud universally esteemed Pastor upor
this more than realization Of his most sanguint
hopes. He found the Church in debt, but hal
completed and the members despondent anc
llkewarm. lie Infused new lie into the con
gregation, boldly undertook and finished the
building in style unequaled in all this sector
of country, and now, through his instrumental
| ity, the means have been provided to pay the in
debtedness of the Society. We understand tha
the Church has been chriStened Kramer Chap
el " in honor of n liberal citizen Of Pittsburgh
who contributed largely towards finishing thI
building Steu Union, Jan. IL
| CHANGEs--We are to have some changes il
our Hotels the coming Spring Capt. Earl, lont
one of the most popular landordsin this section
of country, retites to farm in the neighbor
hood Of WelsvilIe. His place in the United
States will be supplied by Major Nossgrove, a
present Of the Washington Hall, whose fame a
first class hotel keeper, has long been know
to very wide class of satisfied customers. Th'
Washington Hall, it is understood, will be con
vertcd to other purposes lhan hotel after TIN
| first Of April.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

LAncESY--The readers Of the Sentinel will
reccollect that some time since black fellow
was charged with stealing fifty dollars from Mrs.
Earquhar, Of Salem, Columbiana Co., o., but by
q defect in the affidavitt the plaintiff was nom
suited. Taking advantage O. this fortunate turn
iDfafairs, he stopped" but could not keep
way, and returned, hoping to mike ''crack"
on the watch shop OF Mr.. Ricket He was ar
rested on the old charge, and in default Of bail
sent down to New Lisbon to await his trial
Daring the examination two Of the counsel came
to blows touching difference in the evidence.
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.CADYx WHOLESALE mARKET

CADYE sygOLESALE MARK EFT
( (Couectsl Weezly By George & Wilson, Whole
sale G,ocers, ForOartt,ng and Comnpssiof
Ae,chaats)
CADuz, OHIo, Jan 20 1857.
Flow-For good Superfine and Extra $4,5(
@5,00.
Whed-5o@75.
Groceries Sugar in hhds. 9@1o; N. 0
Molasses 80 cts per gal.
Rio Gofee--ll@l2H; Java Is; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper 15@17.
AHspice-l7; Gloves 25; Soap, Rosin bar 5d
5la; German DO, ~.
CASTLE Soqp--15; Soda 6ltS; Candles 1904
Gnia--Corn 25@30; Oats 3o@22; Rye 4o@
Is; Barley 37@45c.
Rice-6ISc " b.
1bbaeco--6 Twist II; Dewy 4 Anderson's
brands 30@33
Ft4-Mackeral No. 9, q bbl s1s 90. ha
do 100.
S,,gars--Crushed and Pulyerized, Loyerings
brand 12@14c.
Stardh--9cts y ID.
Young Tyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
t3o@5o
Mniis--lo to cod So. So 8 to % $s,75. stc
d$4,50
7Sah--PIttsburgh, 1925 ~ bbl
Seeds-Timothy Seed $3.50. Glover Seed
90, Flax $0,75.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
u.s.. rTarshaI for this District.

We are pleased to see the following in the
CarrOlltOn DemOc-at: all ofwhica we fully en-
d1rse:-
WELL MERITED.-We see by announcement
that VIM. II. Gill. Of the New Lisbon Patriot
has been appointed Marshal ofthis State. We
are pleased to know that better choice could
not have been made. Mr.. Gill is q gentleman
well known for the lively interest and honest
course he has taken as a leading Administration
journalist and his paper enjoys healthy circu
ation in Columbiana and adjoining countless
Carroll Democrat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
NE . "a R- Z E ID

On the 14th inst, 10y Rev. S. P. Woolr JEs-
sE II. M;cMATH, Esq, to Miss KATE L. MCLEAN,
both OF SCadz, Ohio.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. JOSEPH
7. WHITE. of Tuscarawas county, to Miss Ma
HALA JOHNSON, of Harrison county, Ohio.
On the 3lst ult, by Rev. Il. Heron, Mr.
JAMES LAwTHER, to Miss SARAH HANNA, both
Of this county.
OnJanuary 10Th, 1858, by the Rev.D. Sparks,
Mr.. FREDERIC CLoUsE and Miss LOUISA CARTS,
all late of Germany, now OF Harrison Co.
On the 14lh inst. by Rev. II. r. Crawford Mr.
GEoRGK b. McKIBBEN TO Miss SusANNAH ScoTT
all of this county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
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For February is an excellent number. It's en-
cravings are splendid, and its reading matter il
Of the very highest order. No lady should bt
without Godey's Lady's Book. If any Of oul
friends desire it, they can have the Sentinel
and the Lady's Book for one year for S4,o0.-
Send in the names and the money, and we viii
take great pleasure in forwarding them.