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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-16

IT. LOUIS, alD, 5an. =.
MEssRs. EDITaRs:---This being the
FIRST of the new year, 1858, | greet you
accordingly, and trust that during the
present year you may enjoy LIES great
est blessing, health; and a year Of pecu-
mary profit IN the conducting of the AD-
vERrIsER, as we'll as with benefit and in
terest TO its numerous patrons. The year
that has Just closed has indeed been no.
table for many sad, exciting, pleasing
and varied events; both morally, socially
and politically.
The holidays, in this city, passed off
very quietly, without the usual variety
/ ''local items" such as the breaking Of
heads, bloody noses, &c, &c, and every
one that could afford it, engaged them
selves by partaking Of the Injuries Of the
season. The weather, too, has indeed
been delightful, reminding one more of
spring than mid-winter Balls, private
parties, masquerades, shin-digs, theatres,
concerts, lectures, &C., are now the or
der of the day, and all Chat can afford
it, nightly resort to the various places
of amusement business to some extent,
having been dispensed with. For pleas
ure and amusement, st. Louis, ut this
season Of the year, will favorably CON-
pare with any city in the Union. Many
Of the these places Of amusement are
gotten up for the benefit of the poor, aud
large sums are almost nightly raised for
this laudable and praiseworthy object,
and hundreds Of families relieved from
the starvation and distress that would
otherwise be their lot On thanksgiv-
ing day 5000 loves of bread were
distributed to the poor at the Museum
Our citizens were, this afternoon, some
what surprised to learn that actual war
had commenced in Kansas BY the ar.
rival Ut several gentlemen from that ter
ritory We learn that a fight had taken
place between Gen. Lanes men and a
Company of L. s Dragons, during
which, it is reported, the dragons re-
treated with the loss of three killed and
several wounded The friends Of the
Free State party here, doubt the truth Of
the rumor, avering, however, that if true.
there has been great cause Tor the diff.
Guilty, As it is well known fact that Gen.
Lane, and the Free State party rnncral-
/ y, in she territory, have cndeavored, for
some time, to avoid difficulty with their
opponents. Should the report prove to
be true, however, it is evident that scri.
Gus consequences must result thercfrom
The friends OF the cause Of Freedom in
the territory, having borne with the out
RACES which have been almost daily com-
mletsd upon them By the border rutIians,
doubtless have determined them to resent
the insults offered them, and have rose en-
7aasse TO protect their lives, property, and
the political rights guaranteed them by
the Constitution.
Never. in the history Of tais country
. Iun n d.. I...4 ..--.....- 90,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-16

The Territorial Legislature Of Kansas
met at Leeompton on the 9TH and ad-
lourned 10 Lawrence. 1t is said that
Gen. Denver signed a bill authorizing
snch adjournment.
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e Why I.ahnr % uarl whom Wash.

sast have chemical process FOR cleaning clothes ny
6hs gf which clothes Re washed very clean
sIaaHt taiing ant VITA very lite su#sgfng: by lhis
tHaa. much il ri ..hor e saved: the oash5sE O.
aoHFGa 4a re and lho cutAes very white and
and lasE InucH longer. fur they ay
rubbing the ad way Ut Washing by machines. NC.
The Used but Little and sagg
la4l re receipt order postage paid. Fe~s8t Il 80
cents three postage sstmEs good money. Al
4rsss Dr ]. =. Csea4cT baltimore City, Md. s5-3n
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NOTICE

The Undersigned having bought
interest of 1uttoaea i Co, "a g4air story a
Cambridge, in Cedar county. sill hereafter carr,
on the business IA the 8ame If Toner IL tEgyaa
and all accounts made since the Zfst of JuIv ar.
now owned by them; aud notice j. hereby given
To ali persons lHde ated - call and settle
JAMES TONER
Jan. T. 1853 WILLIAM roN,<
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PHbiie Notice Il herehv given that the i-,, =,
Atei1enza q Co, deins business at can1brifl 80
aud onion Grove, in tbs Eeaatv have dissolved
having sold oat their store at OhIon t,rovc. tn
James N.ierard to whom all accounts made since
tae LIST oi July are to be paid: and the store AT
, "hafiaSe, 70 william Conan nd SainaeI Toner.
te whom MI accounts made since the 9txt NJ lar,
LAST, arc 10 lie paid All persons Aaowinu thar,.
selves indebted To said firm of Me0lloaqh a DO
2a note oF On any other account than those ahnrc
named, viii please cali and settle,
G AC0LL0CGH
THOs. w0RDES,
~ b. HENRY
IN - ls9N. II
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sas- TIE GREAT FEMALE Pill -

DR. J. P. CTeS-er Is the General gent sholsS nj
tat. fgr D.. heasirgs celebrated Female pills. These
pills truly vaaa!e ladies. they viii
rae sHtA3g courses EAsrs tAS8 from
Hhatsrsr they aave never failed n any here
the directions arpvna te box containing the pulls nave
iced strictly followed indeed there has ~
failure % knowledge sstng purstv
they perfectly safe Mated ORDER, post paid
o receipt dn4r ry J. ?. Creager. Balt Cty,
vi. II ? liberal Ill. srnnnt u Lrt .eLE.s. IS lm
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MOTTO T..

The Undersigned having bought
lie goods Ut Aeo3saugh q Co. at onion trase.
VII hereafter AIRY al tas business - thr 8,,.
stand. AT ae gouuf- made since tao 2l-l of yu..
a. pa! able I" ae aud al pe sous knowing gAgl.4.
SELVES 10 to" indebted, Httl please ea.l aad sa,G.c
January 2. l.a,. JAMES NttnRtRB
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>GFF ERF.i-> vita the Diseases Of the 8laddcr.
hiaAeys. Gravel, Drarsv Weakness, &c read the
advertisement In another column headed ''l!elm-
oUid's tssaalHa PREPARATION
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go Honey. the Bot II Unner-I

sa5- Honey, the Best Of Honey
have a valuable receipt tor making Honey, which : will
send - any person upou receipt Il - ~ make
and in Family half the cost. causi,ter
god the AeSt article II genuine hee honey,
'sfrsm which cannot ae told Any person who viii
make and sell Il clear rom three dollars
lay. ( only articles they IAN
be had faF 81 cents Every family may have this de-
.lgtfai 4asarF. Jar any lady make It In Is minutes
any time. cent postage stamps good money
Address Dr. J. ?. Creaeer, Baltimore city, Nd.
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NOTICE.

I hereby canton all persons from purchasing 4
4 note given - 1.sn:ca, and dated en- or about
he l5th day Of November. 1857 for the amount
ot 500 sh given by me AMI I'm favor Of George
>eamu>Ae", as ! ~ta not La the same tbs said
aote having been given through n stake in settle.
nett 4. GRlSEELL4
Ian 9TH 1879
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January '5a, nv Elder NcTaughlin. Hr. ia.
rab Mo"r"hsrse 80 Miss Elisabeth Cliae. 10th Of
Ceiar County. Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-16

"5t' y" held in thu pie~e an the lEth and lTt-
.h-t. h5sc@urs"s ny Reys- l.alsiaser and Sanford
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-16

sss- Or. Crcarcr, Baltimore, Nd. is
he Sole Agent sr Dr. WIxpvxs' rated Matrimonial
series Books: No. /. A Book far Young Men d.
sgHe. - prepare t4em sr FeaEaie Society - We. > Err
raFs in Csartshf, No 7. Reproductive Control"
Etsr st which viii &c GaIIe to order post paid up
FsseTt # - cents.
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81. Lsus Correspondence Of the Advertiser.
Hapyy New Year--.The Ifolsaaysss.l4as
test from kanSss..sfighs bet ween Lanes
Hen and the Cove usnent Tfoops..rhsee
Dragons kikiede-. Reinforcement ts on
both sides..-Sivii War actually Com.
nemeesis.slld Ruck~~-(sen. WaikeS~@s
The Mormon Tronbies...Re Revelations in
Mexico. &C.. &c.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-15

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]. WHITE 4 Co.,,
Dealers h msvb)s Meuunenls,
10 TOMBS.
Reoa = roo 0tonos'

ADAMS sTREET,
ORpssles iAs pSsrxAam Hcsas, bsiussp
Min sirssf ssi Front npw.
1a.DP0sA PAWN.
A LwAYS on haad Marble suitable for
"A any siss and style IL Monaments o.
tomhe. Before sending your crdrss Ia
81. I.esls and Cincinnati through agents,
call and SCI our stock. You csN ssvs
81 lcase tAe - pr cent. pai1 IN lhoss
|agents. A gvoi assortmc6t Il fniphed
wcsk always On hand. ce1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-15

1DElN1 DESTROYS 10 concentrate my
planting interests In the Mississippi
bottom, and also TO pay al my debts, !
will cell ~ plantation IN psnolA County,
where ! nov reside. II consists " sp
acres, more than 2sD In wood. and finely
t,mhcrrd. All the cleared land IL In hne
condition, well eivvlcd, diichei and undcr
good fences. One corner 10 within <so
yards u uomc Depot. The main rosi
from codecsiIle 10 Memphis runs On the
east line, and the road running YES, 10
Como Depot on the south line. The
neishhorhood Is Qua u the hes, In the
State Tor churches and society. offer
u very low. II tho purchase, desired H.,
would sell some negroes al '.
!. n DAVIS.
Como Depot. March n, 1874. lO-.f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
DIED.

BERRIAN-OD Prdsy Dec. 10 Mary Ansuss aged years
and ~ days beloved and only child of Augustus C.
and Elizabeth r. BeIriap.
The ferds of family respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this O'clock from 2t3 Last broadway
CASSELL-In city, Thursday Dec g. James son Of
Patrick Cssse aged years native Of County Meath Ire
land.
HENDERSON-SudGenly Thursday Dec. g. In the 9TH
y.sr Of hit sge, John Henderson, Pilot.
His friends and those Of the family respectfully invited 20
bis funeral from his late residence No 80 Pike street.
on Sunday the 18th inst, at o'clock.
HITCHCcCKln NewYork City, on Friday, Dec TO- Charles
Hitchcock artist Of the late Judge Hitchcock OF New
Haven.
His {1ds and relatives invited 10 attend the funeral
No 47O Greenwich street Dec H. at ilt O'Clock
His remains viii be taken TO New Haven Tor nteruient
LEE On FRIDAY Dec 10 John Lee, aged 81 years. -
The relatives friends Of the fan also hl. unce MI WIN
Forgey respectfully invited 20 attend HE funeral from the
residence his father No lis Hester street on Sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock without further invitation
MAHAN-In tn city, Thursdas Dec Of consumption,
Bridget beloved wife Of Hugh Mahan, aged Ss years
ORANAt No S7l Meth street suddenly onrhursday Dec
Margaret Moran, late of Drogheoa, aged 81 years
SMiTII-kt No 3(9 West Nineteenth street en- Thursday,
Dec @ krs Hannah suiih aged e5 yesrs months and
days.
TALLENT-In Jersey City, on Wednesday Dec g. Thomas
Talent, agec - years.
WILSON-At 76 E.6rdge We1nesday Dec 3,
Minnie IL. beloved daughter OF and
Elizabeth Wilson.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

=
CtNcrv,r! Dec s-FLovE ~ n WHISKY ,..aSy. e,.r
HoGs DOH Az s. tius IL rrc- ssa hoders .-
tie ssr- 500 A. 81 75d - fr heavy n,
lg T. Me-. Fosk IT, osvesb IN March II - fr los =,
~ spot LpI daii =; lie. westh,r f,vor.ble.
CNCNNATi Dec le.-FLoUs frp. Hoes are v--y auU Az.
lover sales $40 at IS Slg - 25 or hshi sni 81 Al n,
hssvv the lose the price for thse weighing % 80 w.
PosX 81 81 for choice brands, SIS Tor delivery in NJ
LsRO cul ~ lie. WHISKY unchanged.
PHiLADtLFEis Dec - e-tL0ug giisti Superfne sSl?,e
-5S7. NHEAr dol; ssles 20 bgsl Rcd At z s13&l 81.
White 81 S70 ~ 42 Com s-vsrc-t ss-s OF COO ha.
New Yellow o. t4G7'c WHIT 6ic. WsisKY hrm AZ 2,is,c
CRsKLEsroN Dec a-ss'ss of Corro< to-ssy 40 49,
the closing frrn sale. - the ~ ,. e .,s -
csirs Of time, Il 5o0 bali. Mifhus sari. ogo,es "a
il,dl ic STICK poit g 90 bales -rr@ssed reee " a,
Fr.ncs, e09S ~. FSEIGHTs 70 Eur p dro 'p'nr
Dee t-COTrON Sass t0Say, bales a: pIi-.s r.asi,,
rom iftG nj ic-. the msrtst closing drrn
sAVA>NAg. Dec. ln-CoTrC> hrns SAILS ,rfay 93 bsas
MoFiLF. Dec. iACorroN->sest dAv fso bale. a, r--
charged ices tn sales toe ~erk up ?. SO BALE. ana
IN, receipts q @ sain.' H. - for core.pona week on
ssi year ces ahead OF a't year 5O bales stock III SO
bales.
NV OsLEAys Dec. locoIroN- Sale, day 1900 Mo
he nsrkt closing with advance Of ic Mdifnx ili4fl
The ,ss Of The week sdc mp 5lo Aae. snd the rxnos
haes. Tie % ths up SO .yain.
5000 for tho correspondent w.s ~ .. m.
70 date 4 CO bales Receps hl. ror ahead of ,., YEA,
9c4 foo bsss: DO AZ n souh'rn pots sass hae. s,,ek
81 500 bales sesrs, 2S9 oOo last year sues dal "a a.
eln.d .c sales 81. MoLsssrs. .c FLous 6rm Ss2s
i,Rp In kers &C. CoFFEs firm a. lie ne sale. week
loot ur lSfr0 taSs and the receirs asa stock l3Co haas
..srst 50 ls.i FRslGHrsCo,ton so Liverpool IN.
cisnsed and - Boston. g. srEELSG FxcH,SGg lnsQsh
ara with biz. of adI :, p6idh7: osNrs on New Yost
q. go day., q e and At ,.h,, Y cen, discount.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

4 large number Of reports Of az ordinary character
were passed. ~,
of B,bles-Mr BLusT presented report o the Com.
Inlttee on Animal Taxes, signed by himself and
Nss.rs 1--WE cd Bell and Wilson oD bills OF Charles
w b sker Of the firm of Ncopedon ~ Baker FOR sup
plies forpshed by order OF the County Clerk for the
November election. The paper which explains itseh,
IL as fullows: 49,
The Committee whom referred the bill Of Chsle
Bale for supplies frnishd the November Gle to respectfully
repot ths, they have Rad under confederation sn
fGd b the passed Ap17 1851 and 4h section VI which
az follows: shall Of said CLERKS OF the County 20
provide each election roll in said cities with proP blanks
satouery sngwa ana lights at the expense Of TIE County
tie Of the Inspectors and District Canyasse winch
by the bills tnat ihe
be. ordered ty Richard Cornoly. who cerhes 20 then
Your Committee, GOT feeling satisfied with tHe
price bave actually purchased nsDy articles coat ine
Ia saia bills ard taken Vstinaes for Others which
her. 20 annexed. 90. .,,, -,
Your Cor,ee has therefore audited 'aid bill marked No
from a. charged 70 o@ 20 which fair and be raj
Gr t5 eftce furnished which ID al,O eX.ended IL
IN the column TO the extreme night.
Your Committee altered bill No 2 which is charged
e. +737 which il liberal p-ice for the work
upps furnished and has also extended in Items 20 the
right.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

HuSTisG IN THE NORTH PARr OF MIcaIGAS.-1hs
Erau Clare Free Press says that j. I. Stone ana
Charles Buckman, two farmers, living in the famous
town Of Bridge Creek in that county, vino devoted one
dsy in four TO hunting, have in the space of three
months trapped and killed thiry-t"o bears, three
wolves and one wildcat They relate the following
anecdotes connected with their bear trapping:
"a large bear was caught in the trsp on the 18th
Sept, which weighed 400 pounds On finding hinss
fsst in the trap, he started of with ard tho cg at
tached end coming 70 fallen tree, hammer red tne
tap on tho foT the purpose OF lberstng himie
This not proving successful, be proceeded to smal
cak-r1easurpg about eight inches through-up wmcn
lac vert winding the chain around IT 10 LIS ascent ana
nils ia such maorer thar hs could no longer retain
bic hold AID be f suspended by the right foot, where
he was found iesd by Mr. Stooe; .r
,be tr,n and piece Of wood about - feet long, and
weighing about 40 pounds, and which was attached TO
tle trap for tie purpose Of making " tran Aoou'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

A BODY REcqyERED FROM THz RuINs OF THE EAR
LEM RAILROAD DgPOr About O'Clock last night,
Mr.. Is. Wood, having charge Of forth River Engne
Company No. 80, while engaged in clearing away the
runs If the Harlem Railroad freight depot partially
destrcyed by fire on Thursday night recovered the
boiy Of Hugh NJ. Luke, mouder, and assistant ioie-
man Of Chatham Engine Company, No. 10. The de-
ceased wss active in tryisg TO extngush tue fire. aud
bis body was found lying lece down under printing
ptss, with hs right hand doubled up on his breast his
l~gs crossed and one foot burned Off His body was 80
bsdly charred and backened, that it was thought st
first to be piece Of rubber Tie deceased resided at
No 255 West 37th street an has left widow and two
children. By order of Mr. Howard, Chief Eagnesr,
the body of the deceased was taken to his own resi-
dencc where an inquest viii be held to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
TO ARRIVE.
M1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK ..........I
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell Co
Araso Lines, Havre. W. T. Drsytou.
ships-TornaJo. Mm'ord, Mobile, w T. Frosti Nospsre
r er San francisco Wells Emanuel; l.. Spa1sng Anes
Sydney y. s. W, w Cameron; Comet Todd, San Fran
cisco. W Coleman Co.. Arctic, E.raga New Olesns n
H. Brigham; {. 0rinne, Spencer London, Gin ell Mutura
Co.
Bsrk-w o. Alden, Megul Ne~-O Orleans, Eagle Hazard.
-CommoLweah IN 81 J. BItz Corn ai D. X Dewolf;
Wabash fodsdon 81 Jago " Russell Alma Krab.L Nassau,
P, }. K Bacon Col w. Cogsns, Cepueso., L. Pc.
scbooners-Laura Gertrude, Ewood, Charleston Dolner
Potter Co.; S.. sIns Smith, Charleston McCr.ady Mott
Co. 3 Beau Merrill Ne Orleans. H. Brigham; K.s
Stewart ms,ner, Charleston Scranton Talrnsn NJ Carl
ton. Sh,er Philadelphia j. W. Mckee; j. H. Abbott, smith,
Baltimore; Merrill Abbott Governor, Hooper, sssaa
Grand, j. X. staDLope.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

FRIDAY, Dec. i0-P. "

FNIUNlf DtN. Ut
The features Of the Stock market this morning were
those Of strength ard .teaiiuess, without especial
activity except New York c. ntral ard Reading,
which appeared to absorb most of the speculative a.
,eniion Of operators. These two stocks were carried
through the day with great firnness. aad for New
York Central particularly the demand was animated
and well sustaned. The discussion upon the merits Of
this stock, based upon the late report fails to elicit any
important points against 1.-THE net earnings, even
upon an adverse statement, footing up clear u y
tert on the capital stock very reasonably urged
that a Rsilwsy which shows such result danns
he past year-onc Of the most uuisvoraolo
for business known since their introduction IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
Disaster. &c.

scBs sPLcIg before reported Pc iE.o Pniad, "a
trsss ready for th- ls % tei- week i-r
mpsny bad fray 20 pros-ec N n-rt9
AboG, half Of tbe hay l5tns trosu o'e, suS rd
Of ar-e Intended oak he The 'es~~
lsv- ,unk been r The arg nunter d ne. , =,
,u to.rd. st- c1uu@ncsd eafrg Thsf sssinf ns-- -
on.tau, r, A. bsinf ,be 30, i1,o tte SfestsHss
the cay hight following The pumps were eIsieJ '
,.n-,.,,,s
BsIc THox.s waLrrs from Arrila P r. a. IN s1s ~ NJ
ttt in.t exDeri.ncrd, soy - avery 6fonf ,s@ ,n..s
and w W heavy ss trz unfsr close rrriel a,
TO- ard u, ,oruA.t sssyssis at chserr~fsf rJ-a-
.w,,n and heavy boarded the ons 90 .n 20
hoard een ove the boat hoobybat-h tore the ne
ou deck broke The tek so.-s st TIE wsi-f
wa,hst away The psaL,lt b1lssrss stove ~ ns So n .ss
,ni ,tu,.,rs az flied caSn with ~atsr Hsssc :,
mn Georr. Dougss. .nd after search, ws md ~
hsd been ~..L.d oyetb ard H. rsst by'a- o1'oe'
Seek f~w minnie. before the bos,set the er. ef
HY,NAIs, Dee le-Th- tfg ca.ii>n Capt is'r .a f,r.
Harp,wyu NJ. from HayGs bT Boetfn, VITA cafs wv
w,rt a.hor~ on the uh. Of the 3D. Gravel ise1a Be
OF Nsntucke. lie. ,ssy and when rsh.-ned VIII P'''''
IBy Telegraph to Enwo0a wsis~r, ssq, Sec sd es's'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

foRACCo-Nsy h',lc da.us prs. are h..vv. 49,, a.,
Hts hepfucty = u q l.c- - S-~4-af., %
ForoA ~ l.else. ~ taes Y.-, N Cub. q. & - DO
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s'sl. Bsccs ~ 40 p J., oa'b s,rts a b.k a, ~ 80
az siii ius-iiv- cur i-s' Guots.oo. ~~s
TALLOW-The nisik,; I. s1sin hsf'r The dsn.a4 1. ~.
60 of e .ffo = good - pr.u- ft. e, ssh.
TIMER .. 10 s''c gust sni ts sspPy p limited E,r
err ...Nfr,. as = i,toa fs.,.
wHlsKY-Tl make: " steady tie demand far s,e, d,
~ hi. 81 z5c
wHALEBONE continues quiet bot owing - the very nsh.
s.,ck OF sale, holders quite firm a, former
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
mARRlE II.

ARCHER-RICHARDs-ID Calvary Baptist Caurch, Twenty
third street by Rev A. ID. Gillette, Washington Archer
esq , to Miss Maggie Z. Richards both this city.
FLEFT-BRANDON-O Monday, Dec g. at the residence Of
tie BRIDE by the Rev Dr. Weston, William H. feot to ga
rah s. Brandon.
MACY EVERIT-In Brooklyn tie 9th inst according 70
the Of the Society OF Friends Josiah Macy jr and
CarIe T., daughter Of Valentine Eyert.
.OUTCALT-SUTPHEN-O Tuesday. Dec. T. by the Rev
Bingham the house OF the brides feI John Oucat OF
NewYork and Miss Carrie III. Sutphen Of Fairfield County,
Ohio
WEST-LU GAR-On Thursday evening, Dec. o a. the Re
formed Dutch Church, lafayette place, by the Rev
IIovey Oliver West Stella daughter Of X. Il.
Lu Gar esq both Of this city,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

MoRE AsouT The JiFvs OUTRAGE..-A letter
recently received by Tie B0sl0n J0sraat, from
Beyru1t, dated October q, says
1.-THE fl,h and lest murderer mpicatei 10 the Jafa
outrage captured AT Natoie., on being broug1t to
Beyrout aud his case mined into, proved not to be
the real murcerer. The Governor o Hafa, who
allowed the real msn 10 escape, is imaef nov IN sur
veillance here, and viii be kept SO IL. the real mdr'
deier be forthcoming.
"The United S,ates frigae Wabssh arrived her,
on the 2Gtb and j. al anchor ia OOr roads. Several
American la les visited her, and. while yet on board
they were somewhat startled by 'be firing Of salute
in honor of the Pashs then leaving the ship. She Is
TO sail soop, and the Macedonian viii take her place,
and remain on the coast til the Jaha outrage Il
settled
Ap stscipt dated November |, ada:
4" TIE Wabash leaves to-day for TupoG and Jaffa.