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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09
AUCTION SALES,
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

BY a. GREEN, Auctioneer,
NALU ABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING
ON 10th STREET. IN THE FIRST WARD AT Auc-
TioN.-on FRIDAY, the 18th instant, shall sell In
front oil the premises. at clock D. M, hand some
building Lot I'm the rst Ward. fronting As feet on
being originally Lot No n. in Square No. IS but is
sundlvlded In lots of IN feet front and Ito feat deep
Terms: One third cash; b Lance in s. IL AID IL
months for notes bearing interest from day OF saIe
deed given and a deed of trust taken
1SS-d A. GREEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09
NEWS
IRE. the Associated Pre-. A..,,
Anti-Leeemp,on n.-.-,-


nI,.anL ntLrHis, Feb e-pvr,,,,,
the kansas Ns 20 az. opposed 10 any ytoisfio, ne
onnosed 20 ,hs ssa sct, !" or in other vrord. y.
meeting tonight at The N., CONSTITUTION, held q
ney presided on the occas,on Col For
oonen, 1870. :. n1sas; made very lensfev ~ 10
not present, other engagement. h.v, walker was
bis reaching the city in time P'svenisd
Arres, Of Cs.as@rieI,.r. q, a,s.,,
,, A i.Y, Feb.s.-A man named Quincy ana
ms nster tn-law were arrested here ON S.,,,as
IIus,geo with counterfeitinR United ss,,es co,,'
,s,tn,,n possession Were found quantity of conn.
Iaif Al, consisting If twenty chilling. dollsr
ished and ,ySen,y. I've cent pieces, In On
me collins Steamers S..p.,s.s s,..,
not sail on S.,a REQ s-The steamer Atlantic Will
OF tue Collins line leave for Fay o'ner steamer
iii. .en. - MADE OF past dues from 49,. 49,
dn Jn. ~nnc J now exceed one handr.d ,S""s,na
the continuance Of the same 'sefed fos
Foreign Imports ut Bes,.,
Bosr Feb. THE following A.. M.
f Esh imports at this port for the week eodiny
Dyewood., SIS, sos; hnseed. sas Oh. ou,,,..
S5,YaU; hides, gu. 959; COFFEE sIs oos. s,,ns'
ssSsi other articles. sl2s G32-total, sso9 e,s
$3.50 $40. :. - s'S'''e'-oecfssse,
Robbery.
NJ, 1880 CITY, Feb. s-The jewelry extablisb.
s,,sr, . Netterville was entered YESTERDAY
door and robbed OF jewelTv 70 ~ fe es.d
OF SSW The store had alway, t..sn ,u,.a Va S..s
aurah IN the family bad caused tbs ,srnra, ~. ~.
absence OF The Waterman Po@b
New York Bank S,,,em..,.
NEW YoRk, Feb s-The weekly .,,,era,, 81,
,ne CIV hanks shows increase OF 81 aga O0o IN
loans $50 600 IN a rculaion; % 300 600 I'm nonai
hsl deposits; sli00OO in und avn deposits. and
decrease In specie Of ssaO,OOO.
Convicted Of Murder.
OswEGo, Y, Feb s.-The trial OF Ds,,ts
Iutvan' Tor the murder OF Joshua HIbbsgd me-, >
;nn CIV CIV, ,erminaied on Saturday, the jury hsv
ing Drought In a verdict OF guilty
Requisition for q Kidnapper.
NEW YORK, Feb s.-An officer proceeds n
Hichmond To day with equisition FOR pov.r.
tne alleged kidnapper, who was indicted by the
Loss of the steamer SUNBEAM.
NEw ORLEANS. Feb. s-The 81 a ne, su,be,,,
sunk In the Red River on Saturday, and Is totaI
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Feb s-Flour steady: UNCHANGED
w neat dull; unchanged CornA-white s2ssac.
Yeilew 5lsS3c. WHISKY 2Ia22.
New Ysrk Markets.
~ NV YonK. Feb: s.-Flour is nrm; sales OF
w neat Is nrm; sales Of 900 bushels. Corn is
buoyant; white 65a67c. yellow osa66c
PoIf d Is 6uoyant SIS COASTS. Lard 10 higher;
Spirits Turpentine heavy; ssc.
Financial.
NEW foRI, Feb s.-Stocks are arm. Ch,csyo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

FROM WHAT WE HEAR, the exhibition on Fri-
day last, at the Georgetown Female Seminary,
must have been highly interesting The exer-
cises consisted Of Rotations and dialogues in
an exhibition OF the daily exercises Of the school
rather than an exaggerated aud Ostentatious show
rms rs the hrsf exhibition OF the Seminary since
Mlss narrower nrcame its principal, and In all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

,ALhaNy, Feb e.-A man named Gurn.v "a
nh ter tn.law were arrested here on SAT-
~ nstgeo with counterfeitine United ss,,es co,,,'
terf.,,. possession Were found sqnsntity Of coun .
Iaif consisting If twenty shilling. dolIsr
ishsS ens and twenty i've cent pieces' In an
sueo ana unfinished state "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

Rfk AMI SAkLEY hAs a. ra.aa,
CITY .S.. Nd. .sd 1 ae w. ;s :: E NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

CASE FOR TRIAL.-This morning, warrant
was issued by Justice Dom, against a person
who was accused of selling Cow in the mar ket
which he recommended good cow i'm PROPER
cohnl!ioh, ana hralthy. The prosecutor de-
clared that upon attempting to milk the COW she
fonnd that two of the teats were spoiled She
wanted to return the COW but the dealer refused
to receive her. The case was ruled for trial be-
fore Justice DOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

BURGLARY.-Between one and two o,clock this
morning, the house of Mr. w. c. Bestor, on ID,
between second and Third, was entered by w 0
bold thieves, who, having overhaulrd various
articles on the lower hoor, and turned things
topsy -furvy, delibe ately made their way TO tue
cham Der where Mr.. Bestor and his wife were
sleeping, and stole gold watch and silver cup
MI. bestor was awakened by their movements
IN his room, and spIang out of his bed upon
which the burglars beat speedy retreat the fcl-
low with The watch being SO hard pressed As tn
DE Obliged TO ma e his exit thrOugh the window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement of
the performances Of the Ullman Opera Troupe
in Baltimore. This troupe comprises such ar
tistes as La Grange, Miss Miner, D'Anyri, Tib-
efini; Bisnardi, Herr Carl Formes, Perring, Gas
sler, Si9hoI Rocco and others Arrangements for
rOund-trip tickets to Baltimore have been made
with the railroad company. Any information can
be obtained in reference to the trip u, Metzerotts
M,sie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

CRIMINAL COURT.-YesteI day, the jury In Il Q
case Of Frank shannon and William Johnson
charged with assault and intent to commit hi III
way robbery upon one Charles ii Robinson re-
turned We dict Of guilty Of assault only, and not
with intent tn rob
The Court then took up the case of George
Spfin2man, charged with assault and battery
upon one CnaTles Schunck The jury returned
verdict OF guilty as indicted, but recommends
the defendant To the mercy of the Court
The defendant was called to the bar, and ia
reply to certain questions propounded, stated
thaI schun' X was, upon the day when the offence
- charged 20 have been committed, la his en-
pioy, and that. for some ma, d lmeanor. ne had
been discharged. That nigh lat h- broke into de-
frndan's backyard, a d into the stable; and
deponent hearing him there, aud not knowing
DCt that the depredator was d thief or an incen-
diary come To do him damage, entered the able
In the dark, and Selling upon the discharged
servant, and not knowing him by reason Of the
darkness, threw him upon the pavement break
ing his collar bone The Court fined the defend
ant $40.
Frank shannon and William Johnson, were
each sentenced To one weeks Imprisonment In
the Jail and each To pay il fine Of So
The grand jury here came I'm and Were called
after which they were discharged finally with
the thanks Of the Court for their punctual attend
ance during the term, The Court then ad journed
The Grand Jury and the members OF the bar,
together with the officers of the cour., were iu-
yted 10 the grand jury room by the Marshal and
partook Of something subsia niisl then aud there
provided In form VI liquids and solids . 7.
TO-da", Nr. More an appeared with a motion
for coniinuanc. Of the case Of James Powers,
charged with the murder Of Edward a Lulz.
which Was liked for tiial to day, to the hfat day
OF the next tenn The motion was argued III
leu til 10y the COUNSEL on either side aud nnally.
IL Appearing la the affidavit that an ihnpOl tant
witness for the defence absent Al i could not
DE obtained during this term. the motion was
granted on condition. that il be fixed positively
Tor the nrst day of the March term =
WIN Farguson, Dink King, and Andrew X id
well In Jail on charge OF being engaged in the
election rotS last year, Were brought Into court
and gave security for their appearance at the NE 1t
term OF the Criminal Court -
The MELoDEos Opera Troupe reproduce, fot
this evening only, the celrbr ated fpantom,me of
Sam Patchino, buriesque on the Ravels, writ
ten by T.. A. W arden, Esq to be preceded with
Ethiopian Minstnelsy. The new burleso ue of
Manao er in Search Of Star Old Folks Conrert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09
GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs,

DUBl1C MEkTING.-There will be a public
i meeting at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, ON
THU RSDAf EVENING, the nth inst. at o cIk,
for the purpose of discussing the Code Its friends
and opponents are invited to attend. fes St
A TCOST FOR CASH.-FTom February LIST I
"A will offer my entire stock of DRY GOODS at
cost fur cash, w 'HITRDI = , ;"
fei-2w High street, u eorg etown, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

CENTRE MARkEr.-This morning, the market
opened with very good supply In all the sheds
and at the stands in the space. The hav stand.
were also well supplied, but the demand did not
appear to be as lively as usual: the prices for
good hay ranged from 9Oc to 81 IL per cwt TT e
STOCK on the vegetable stands, furnished by city
and country dealers, was of excellent oIiaIity.
and the prices were about the same as on Satur,
DAY. In the fish market the supply was some
what less than at the close of last week but the
prices were unchanged. AT the scales pork was
offered al the old prices, S7aSs IS Der 100 lbs :.
the quantity appears To he decreasing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

RELIGIOUS MEETINGs--The Rev DR. Swent-
eel commenced series Of religions meetings
last mig lat at the Methodist Protestant Church.
Ninth street, and Intends to continue them
through this week. Daring the series the Rev
Dr. Murray and Rev. John Roberts are expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

CAToH YOUR owS BURGLARS MIR. VIM. A.
Cannon, agent, .lwho Is to be found 1t ~ Sew
~nth street) has ieft with US ingenious contri-
vaaes for preventing the enti ance OF burglars
into chamber. IL Is little machiue which
falls To the ground on the opening Of the door or
window 10 which is attac he'd and ex plodes a tor
psdo. VI win doubtless answer the purpose OF
swaksning sleeper 10 the room. -f's'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

BoSVF CoIN-This morning gentleman pre-
scented us with bogus twenty-five cent piece,
which had been passed upon him short while
before. 1t is strongly suspected that the mint
hom which this coin proceeds is located in or
near this city. IT Is very close representation
OF the genuine coin Of 1883 but may be detected
by greasy feeling, and pewterish lustre pro.
duced by rubbing II between the fingers .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

POLICE REPORT.-The cases reported to the
Chief Of Police for the week ending Saturday
last were 80. First Ward, I; Second 3; Third
ii; Fourth, 10 Fifth, 3, Sixth, 4; Seventh, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-09

TONIGHT, II will be seen, Prof Whitney opens
his budget Of magic wonders, at Philharmonic
Hall, Star Buildings. .. .. ........,,.d
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

FLUID LAMP EYPLqsIoYs.-We recorded
q few days since, the burning Of q LADY BY
the explosion of gas formed by The eYapora-
iion of burning huid. Slci oecarrences
have been very com,nqI. 4 fcrtnight since
Simeon Draper went with a light to exanipe
a leaking gas pipe IN his Office, When an rx-
pIosion ensqed, setting fire to the building.
The public are aware of the narrow escape
of Senator GhaildleF. vi Michigan,~ f,opfdearh
by a s~;laflaF Galase.
H. sinEId be borne in Faibd hat hydrogen.
when lniEed with oxygen or atmosphererie
air OF two or three times rs volume, and then
set on fire, will explode with violence. The
force of the elements TINS exploding is stated
by Faraday to be eqHal 81 the power OF l1any
thqndfr storms. The gasses yIsnd Ier iIlurnr-
| ration aFe c~arbnnides OF hydFugnn, and pres
sen. the saiae phenpmenoR. The cng.rpon
| burning fluids, when heateG, or suffered 10
deg mp Sc or evlPorate in u partially Allied
lamp. lake the forip Of a c trbonite . thydru-
gen, sRi1irh. upon tgikin4 with atmospheric
aF. will ex plode vl9isntly upon being brought
into or txltniiy with a luru;ng tnper. TIN
mixiure may not be Us dingereqs rs gunp,w-
dee. but Its explosive properties are as dr.
iinctly marked. Hence lqid bumps ey aId
never be filled pear Il burning wick, a8l a
light should meyer be etnplpyrd ia tile TX
apilaiigp OF a gas pipe or metFf. Fac ga
~talogges of gas explosions. cam phene aeci
DENTS, AMI deaths from chrelessness with
burning fluid, are suff rieuiIy nunereps, one
would suppose. 10 enturce our admoniliupS.--
N. \ Post, ) h.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

The election in this State is over and the
and more important and decisive conflict
approaching, upon which all intervening
action will have a decided bearing; and lest
recent experience and associations may have
ind uced some who glory in calling them
selves Republicans to look as lenitently and
approEingly upon the most corrupt and profit
gate Administration with which our county
has ever been cursed as they have upon
some of its prominent defenders and sup
porters, We present them with a picture the
lineaments of which should be indellibly
stamped upon the mind and not fer a single
tial election of 1860 remains undecided. All
are familiar with the dark record of outrage
and fraud which marks the history of the
persistent and determined effort OF Buchan-
an and his cohorts to force slavery upon
kansas-of the profigate wasting of the
peoples money upon political f~avorites no
intelligent reader is ignoSant-a and all have
doubtless also heard what it costs to sustain
this state of affairs, but lest they should
have forgotten it we give it again both
in the aggregate and IN detail. Look
al the figures and reflect upon them--and
when hereafter asked to jeopardize yotr party
organization and sacrifice competent men oil
your own faith and household to elevate to
prominent and responsible Offices those whc
sustain and defend such m Administration
consider well whether in doing SO You are
not virtually sustaining it also.
The official record shows the expenses Q
present Buchanan Administration to be:
$50, 900, 600 A YEAR!
$780, 900 A MONTH -
$4,000 A WEEK ~!
297 ,859 A DAY HI!
11.160 AN HOUR !i!ll
$40 A SECOND !!t!!@
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

The Hoe CHoEERA-Mr. y p Dunn of
knight Township, in this county. called in
our Office yesterday and gave Us some inter-
esting details in reference to experiments
which had been made in hi. neighborhood
on the hog disease, some particulars Of
which we give Ter the benefit OF car read
era.
Mr.. Dunn says that itkas keen discover
I'd that in all hogs offl cted with this disease
there is q ..false tco,h'' G,snd, sitsil n u The
: sbliud teo,h' in ha@se<, This fcoth IS pes
fectly black in appearance. and seemed Ia be
a sort Of an ~erra;ic, or suPerfu rus, offshot,
growing out 'roin the outside ot the upper
INV, one On each side, an siiua.ed between
The tusn and the grinders. Mr. ID inf"rni-
ed us that two Of his neighb RS, NJ. o. T..
Aiken, and DIniel J=tnes. had ex tmimed Il
large number of hogs. and had lound thu:
every diseased hs,g had TINS black ie"ia--
They also exit icied these teeth from a
number OF hogs. by Knocking them OUT.
some are entirely we'll aud sthrrs are my
iast getting aver il. IL sgs affected with
this disease rrl,Ise "a eat, bat NJ. Dunn
SAYS III Il as som as these teeth r out they
begin ii eat corn readily He WA no.
prepared to say whetiser the disease wa
eau ed by an i~nahiii,y To eat an Acc.''Int OF
these extra tc .tii. sc wsleiher the teeth were
only tIe. result O. tie d saase. and a rem val
[ ut wf ieh yy5uhl rem ". The disease its-lf.-
Be this as il may suih .ient experiments
were tried te eanassu- those WHO saw the
HI,L, tb1t ts ) facts were established first
that all cIialera diseased hogs have black
teeth growing Que nut o. each upper NV, as
w have described : second, that the reno
val of th.-se teeth relieve the hog and is a
great remedy If not dertain cure.-Ecans
Eng.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

The Missouri Democrat gives a new item
in regard to the sale OF Fort Smelling. II
will be remembered that the sale was q CLAM
destine transaction, and stands revealed to
the country as a monster plumber job. The
Democrat says: "Without advertisement
or notice of any kind, $500 900 worth OF
property was aiienated from the government
and the equivalent exactcd for it was $780,
DG0! The sail was not only clandestine,
but the price was nominal The parties TO
the contract were n ~ational Democrats exclt,-
siVely, and after the reservation including
the Fort was sold, some troops were dctain-
ed there, and $4,000 a month barfack rent
was charged to the government by the new
proprietors. The $50 900 purchase money,
or the greater part Of it, has thps been dis,
ehargcd.H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

GEORGIA Gun MINES -Tle Marietta
Advocate has seea a letter from the gold
digglugs OF L1mpkia county, in his opinion
entirely reliable. in which it was stated Il
vein had been discovered worth $4,000 per
square fDet. and the owners were realizing
from $3.50 to $3d0 pee day from it, by beat.
ing up the rock ia which the gold is imbed-
ded in a cnmmuH spice n%sortar. and washing
it out. Andpnes OF the proprietors said he
could stand off twenty yards from the dig
gings and see the gold sticking in the rocks
This beats any of the stories we have vel
heard from California. Arizona, Frazer rive
or Pixies Peak.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

C%HANRHENE AeArN.--ft is with no hope
that any report of the mischiefs occasioned
by the use of chanphene, however terrible
they may have been, will have any effect as
a preventive of its use; nevertheless we
may report that a family circle Of qpr ac-
quaintance were the evening befqre before
last placed iE imminent peril by the bursting
of a %camphene lamp in a lady's hand. The
burning element Jew right and left, happily,
however, without more serious injury tn an
the destruction of a dress or two and the in
sPirasion of what we hope may be a whole-
some terror against the continued use Of the
article in n family Of least.-Nqt;onal IN.
t~elligencer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

QH1Q.--The returns received up to the
hour of gazing 10 pres Indicate the election
OF the entire Republican State ticket by q
majority Of from 10000 to $4,000. 1t is all
so generally conceded that the Republican
candidates are elected in the ID, 9Th, 7th,
9Th, 9th, 10Th, iafh. l 9Th, 18th, 10th, 18th,
10. h, 2oth, and 2lst Qistricts--and that the
Democrats have elected their candidates in
he LIST, Sd, 18th and 18th Districts, in the
first three by very small malorities. The
tth District, now represented by Nichols,
Republica an, is in doubt. and no reliable
returns have been received from the 5th and
18th, both of which are now re presented by
Democrats. # these returns are correct it
shows Republican gains in the I'd, 9th and
18th Districts, and 4 loss in the llth, now
represented by ar. Horton. The election
by small snajorities of Yallandigham in the
BID. aud that miserable trimmer Sunset Coz
in the 18th District, are results especia lfy
to be regretted.
PEESsYLYAETA.--A large pass of des
patches announcing the result in various
portions of this State haye been received
They Indicate n thorough defeat of the Ad-
niinietrat;rn .ntht Sratt tickti ns well as in
members OF Congress aud the State Legs
ia'are. Fite administrator loses mem bers
of Congress in the 81, 4-b, 9Th, 8 h, nth,
l2ih and 18Th Districts and as far as heard
from the Democracy hqdmade no gains.
! I~snFAEF.--.In this State tn R .publieans
haye also made a noble fight. They have
beaten the Rerpocraey in every Congress
sioral District bead from except two---have
g aipfd Iargrly in most of The cnnnties, and
probably carried their State tic ket and a
I najority Of the members OF the Legislature.
KANSAS. The few scattering returas re-
ceived Indicate a complete triumph of the
Republicans.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15


DEATu FROM HYDEoPHeBIA "A boy
named Patrick Madden, aged about IL years.
died at the residence of his mother in Ham
iltcn avenue on Sunday afternoon of hydro
phobia. He had been bitten by a dog a.
bout six weeks ago., being engaged at the
UTne IN driving hogs through The street.
Several hogs and dogs were also bitten, but
they were promptly killed. The boy was
taken to Long Island Hospital, and the
wound healed up. He went home two
weeks since, and remained in good health
until Thursday, when he complained ofiIl-
ness. He continued to grow worse until
Friday night, when the fearful malady
manifested ITSELF. He had to be tied down
to keep him on the bed. He was relieved
oil his suferinss alb out / o'elock on Sunday.
~. y. Tribune
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

DAMAGgs.-The Supreme Court of Pena-
syivania has given Patrick Kelly $4,000
damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company because his son lost a leg while
crawling under ? train. The train etood
across the turnpike, and the boy who was
going for some ''baccy" for bis father, could
not stop ir a cnse of such emergency for the
cars tn go on. So he crawled under. and
the cars started npd ran over bis leg. The
court held tina, the railroad had no right to
stop It's cars on the turnpike to obstrucl
truyel; hence the verdict.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

FRAgns IN MrcHIGA S.-aJrBs s~tariIiaS
discoveries have faieiy uesn made IN Miclil
gam. The ID tr'it Ativpr' iser states thai II
turns oul that while the D nlocrats lad cnn
'rof"t the 81 tie y svtrBWeqt, they iefraGtrd
The University Fund OFT ct $35, $50, aud the
Cdinmsaa S.hrh Fund out Of $7i.703 =
Besides p1cketinx This $4,000 II public
money, thry cheated Tie S .hoal Fund out o.
$3.50 900. IN the trauluirEt sale of II section
OF sthaol L'nJ. containing salpablc copper
mines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

WHAT SoUrH THINKs.--The follow
ing short paragraph explains much
The Charleston Mercury declares that
"the evils of ~pardoning and supporting
Douglas" will ae nbsolnts destruction oil
the Democratic party, inasmueh as the par.
ty which ais now weak as the North will be
divided and repudiated at the South, and be-
tween the sections, fall hopeslessly to tie
a prfb - .-=.- -r.Hl.-..I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

Charles Lucas, a German who was stabbed
by a scoundrel in a Locofoco procession in
Cincinnati, a few nights since. because be
hurrahed for a Republican candidate, has
since died of his wound. A man named
Patrick Ronas, who was arrested for the
stabbing, and discharged, has been re-arrest-
ed on charge of murder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

The Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday
says: 1--WE have pot Dc finite news from all
the Congressional Districts of the States i'll
which the election Of Tuesday took place
but according to the best Judgment tha. we
can form from such scattering returns ps are
before US, we believe the Administration has
lost in Pennsylyunia, Ohio snd Indiana, rIr-
TEEN nrM---s~r rc~cp -ss y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

Mr.. Seth Smith, OF Chatham Four Cor
ners, Colombia county, N. Y, lately gave
a party 10 the old folks round about. There
were fourteen guests present whose ages av-
eraged eighty-tive years and twelve days;
their total was oBe thousand one hpn-
dred and eighty-one years, and seven
months. The youngest. who was seventy
eight years old, was appointed to deliyeF The
address.