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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13

TIE NAPLES EARrHouAKE.-From Naples the
accounts by each post raise the computed number
Of victims from the earthquake. 1t is now SIP
posed that $4,000 persisted, while 25o,ooo have
been rendered houseless.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13

@ Twenty-one thousand dollars is paid "
Government for printing the bred Scott decision.
Apractical printer Of Washington says he could
dot job for $500, and make money at that.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13

~ correspondent of the Galveston Texas
Civilian says that a bill enabling free negroes to
choose masters and become slaves has passed the
Senate, and will, doubtless, become q law.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, March 6.-The STEAMSHIP
Europa, which left Liverpool on the got
ult, has arrived here. The intelligenc
she brings is III week Letter than tina
brought by the America. She reached
her wharfat 6 o'clock, P. NJ. The Euro
pean mails by her for the South vii
leave this city in the s o'clock train 0
tomorrow morning, and will be due II
New Orleans on Saturday, the l3tl
inst.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The intelligence the Europa brings Of
the Liverpool cotton market is very
satisfactory. Business had been active,
and quotations show an advance of ID.
per pound in prices during the week.
The sales Of the week are rcportcd to
have amounted to $1,000 bales, Of which
l3, 900 bales had been taken on specula-
ton, and 5000 bales by exporters.
The sales on Friday, the 10Th ult., are
reported as having been 10000 bales,
of which 5000 had been taken by ex-
porters and on speculation.
Messrs. G. Holt & Co., in their circular
by the Europa, quote Fair Orleans at
72d. per Id Fair Mobile at 7sd; Fair
Uplands at I'D Middling Orleans they
quote at I'D. per Id Middling Mobile at
I 7-l6d.; Middling Uplands at 7 5-l6d.
per lb.
They state that on Friday the 18th,
the market closed firm, but rather less
buoyant than it had been during the
day.
Messrs. Wright, Jr., &c., in their
circular quote an advance of Id, per
pound, on Saturday, the 18th, and a SINH
lar advance on Monday the 18th ; and
state that the market was in considerable
excitement.
The sales IN Saturday, the 18th, they
report al 10000 bales !; those of Monday,
the 18th, they report at 10000 bales.
Large arrivals on the afternoon of this
latter day checked operations, they re-
mark ; and the business of the remainder
of the week, they say, was restricted,
although the advance was fully main
tanned.
Parcels, to arrive, they report, had
changed hands freely. The trade of the
country, they state, was fast recovering
from the effects of the late crisis.
The imports of cotton since the depar-
ture of the America they report to have
amounted to 81, 900 bales.
The stock on hand is calculated as
amounting 100000, against 3l5,000
bales on hand at the corresponding period
last year.
The Brokers' Circular quotes Middling
at 7sd. per lb /; and Middling
at the same figure.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13
BEAUTIES OF THE LAw-At the

BEAUTIES OF THE LAw-At the recent
term Of the Circuit Court Of Tazewell
Tenn, a fellow was arr2ingned for steal
ing a raw-hide. He alleged that he lad
purchased it from a negro. The Attor-
ney for the Commonwealth admitted his
statement and he was acquitted, but
was immediately indicted for trading
with a negro.-Ihereupon the accused
introduced two witnesses to prove that
he had stolen the hide, when he was OF
course discharged and having already
been tried for stealing he could not be
tried the second time for the same ~ottclse,
and was turned loose unpublished. Such
is the perfection Of human wisdom.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13

rs An old ragged rcl-tAced. forlorn-
looking woman accostel lis with 'Plaise,
sur, for the luv Of heaven, give Tue a ftp
to buy bread with ; | am a poor, lone
woman, and have twins to support
why, my good woman we replied, 'yon
seem to be too old to have twins Of YOUR
own.
They're not mine, sur she replied :
Pm only raisin' 'em. How old are
your twinsT One fem is seven weeks
Guild and tother is eight months.'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13

NINTH DISTRICT CoURT-The March term of
the Ninth District Court for this parish convenes
on Monday next, 18th inst. Judge A. D. NJ. Har-
Alison presiding.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13
IT A K UP

I a K T. N Q
DY THE SUBSCRIBER on the Sd inst, oppo-
ID site DIR. G. w. Hulse's plantation on Pointe
Coupee, a BAY HORSE, about Is hands high,
with a white spot behind each ear, occasioned by
the bride, and a white collar mark on each shoul-
der, No other visible mark.
JOSEPH SCEUROT.
Waterloo, jan. Is, 1858. lw8 $3.50
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13

~ Commodore Perry died in New York city
on the 4.h inst.
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TINTED STATES MAL, COAST !,

~ N BAYOU SARA PACKETS, nMsssasssasaaaaz
The fine Passenger Steamer, Laurel Hill, ]. A.
Cotton, Master, will leave New Orleans every
Sunday and Wednesday mornings, at 9 o'clock, AM.
The G. D.. JR. leaves New Orleans on Friday at
9 o'clock A. NJ, and on Monday at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Leave Bayou Sara every Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
AGESrs-M. Gordon, Jr.; J. A. Braud h Ian,
dry \. ". Burridge Go. Hall, Kemp / Co.
janis 1y
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13
tat Of Louisiana.

Justice of the Peace Court-Fourteenth District
Parish of Pointe Coupee.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-03-13

Parish OF Poiute Coupee-N;a:h Dst-!c. Court
W. B. Wood, and wife
vs.. No. 1852.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS

HARRISBURG, Pa, March SIN the
Democratic State Convention two sets 81
resolutions were presented, the majority
sustaining. the Lecompton Constitution
and the minority adverse to it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

When our country has been sweptby such 4 W.
Tind. Believe in Us. stand BY Haskin in h -
'onduet. vindicate the principle in bis eh I;
ease your differences as to power; give >
principle and the name will be little That -. \
applies to the Republican applies with sign at
torce to the Americans. because the Americans and
must say, Il would do injustice TO nv character
il didnOt say it, that am inexorahly opposed to
one portion of the American creed tlat is due 10
you and myself but there is another portion Of the
creed which teaches us, and we are bound TO be-
iieve them, that it is national creed They have
heir Southern conne ectiOns-they have their
Humphrey Marshall, their Winter Davis, and their
good men whom know well, and these are your
leaders They tell US that you are national, and
therefore the doctrine of Popular Sovereignty is
FOR you; above all il is for the North the South
s committed TO tit will not recede. The day is
gone when secroBasism can prevail in his country
the day for sectional party has passed away, IN
my humble opinion. The South, gallant and gO-
riOus as she Is, We must protect, Sir, in all her
rights. l have stood by Der from my early years
Gown 10 the present moment. viii stand BY her
10 the end; unless she asks me TO do wrong then
We must part company for q time. The South,
gentlemen, is committed to this principle, and
thus with all the pledges Of the present. with all
tie hopes Of the past, call upon you to take the
principle, and to take it soon the train is moving
and the cars are filing up. Come On-let Us take
this principle for a single principle. Everything
else that IS right viii follow and in 1860 there win
not be 4 white man in the North willing to say he
ever heard the name Of LeeOmpton- Loud
cheers
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GeQai Notifrs.
- 49, ID PIIrsnrR.H.


TIE BANK OF PITrSBURGH,l
Iessc II Morley, IIenTy n. EeynOl1s,
Miller NJ. SuTrgies luchzrd Pat IT, f.-t ,f com,
rick, ;. DAT H. or Jan eS Camp ~, ~ y 80 NV
f-Hs \ Di-I-~+ S5-f--t'- ahnsa Co. OhlJ.
AltEand Niuiics. " liam o. Nj
b *. II her P-ub.s-. Foillrd AIcLog
mick. aad Vi llmF Grey
A LII the above named defendants eX-
~ ceat sad ,larcr, r yn as. Spauser Carey aru
hfe nltEe that On AIuy ~ ls, the pailtif filed his
peiI idu u saiI Court the defendants sbuve named
10 wlic l. al exc that n tie November Term sid
CONT tne Piailrf recovered judsmeut asal $ said Pol
lad Afc; 0rnicS aud william ? Gre for s5il0 y debt
AID So costs; lhat while ths suit pending ia which
said judgment ot tre painin sued out ordgr
Of attachment copy Of wi,h served SAID Jesse H.
Morley ~ Henry X Reynolds; that said Morley ant
feg u0 he time u such Ice Of pr taem,
hal their -rronai property Of said Carey Of
the a 0sd- and tat SAID Sp1sier- Pairck, Duff
or. C1nipoeli Hr eenf ane Aeyeri JunEin. Peebles
AIcCormicz. Alcxundsr Nlmlfk and William II. Nmick
intcrts IN sad uruntuy and praying lu1g
uc1ist sill Mercy and Reynolds for much viii
paw tie 1laiutia > said lIsenf against said McCormick
anu Carey.
Tlc tc,srllts required % answer sid 1ciiou
before October O. ls5s. ANrELL PRENTISS. x
II GklSA OLD.
au7 dow lsG Attorneys flr Plant u
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prp GOODS.
SKIRTS!


A MOTHER INVOICE DOUGLAS
~ &SliERW0OD'S GENUINE Adjustable Bus;ls EV.
Szlrts-kecoiyed BY Express.
Iuu22 H D. KENDALL. & co.
E,NGLISH MADDER PRINTS
IL Confined styles English NIa.lder Calicos the bes.
sys lr qual offered in his CITY shiilr
just received. my25 I BALDWIN co.
DARASOLS.- MANUFACTURED
4 expressly fo and aTru' ed In every respect-opea-
cd this lno-nils- npS T. J. BALDWIN a Co
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.-Latest
~ designs Paris rrss silks Plain Polnpadoui Silks
lrayciing silks, Foul2-t silks -
my25 =. ] BALDWIN co.
A MOTHER INVOICE OF DOUG
LALASS and SHERWOOD'S Patent Adjustable Double
~ pausiun Slecl Spring skirt -naw opened
myls TAYLOR, GRISWOLD & CO
pENGAL HATS.-Drab Plaid Hats
- for Spnns aud summer az
my2j 25 superior Street.
EB0CK PRINTS-Just received
- myls TAYLOR, GRIswoLD 4 co
PAYADIER STRIPE MOURNING
- SII-KS-A new stock tiiis day open d q u NE
DLAIN NANKINS.
Il Piald Naulins.
iul3 -AYL0R. GRlsWOLD co.
EOR CHILDRENS' WEAR:
Il CO.tun-des. 'ast colors,
Satin Jeans
iuls TAYLOR. CRISWOLD & co.
!.
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DRUGS

SOAP-LOw's Brown Windsor and
y Honey Ssap. C.eavor's Glycerue Musk and Honey
Soal-wafrlnied suuune-lur sale b. - -
PRUSHES-A fine assortment or
Hair and Coh Brushes; also. Teeth Brushes OF Ivory
B5u-, Ba1aio Horn and Sandal Wood. For salG by
teb5 p W SACkkl1kk
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
II sortncat just received gethsr with great variety
fsls T. W SACKRlDER.
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r. R R

r R-2a-gasS Bcady Relief -1r Headache, wheths
or nervous; ReunIl rrfrivsis. Iumhlgu, Gov
Nsursir Too Earhe SHai pJx. F+' swollen Joints
Kidney Cu-pins, >calct Fever Paas around the Live
Piefrsv. Measles Iisarhrn and Pains OF all Kinds.
Raduas-s Hcadv Eeief VII. ln a ieW minutes chanss
Ito ni-er.es gus su1rrfo jas uf uielsUre-
X E -l1 furvs ltet0 atiue Resoivsnt for the rui
of .r g. D a. .fIious aud Syphlliilc Con
plants uas ve lnt OF er re iuus Of the Lungs an
Thratr Iudlrtsu aud i.utrrrmouts OF parti Eruptyc
and other rf The skin Nodes rumOrs Ulcers. D
% the g -ood.
r. R-2slWay'S Regulator viii cure, etIsctually
suei H. c. tvenCss. Indigestion, lnhtmuraon It the
Bowels ID. sleosia. Liver Cnmpamt Disesses oi iha
IorLaud levs Female Gu1u aIat, Small Pox, Eeyers
Nelscs Vc X. Whenever INC slStem = out ui order
ose OF Rasuyfs Regulators will etore u reg arits
No female shcull be without thcm
RADWAY Y CO
GAYLORD ( CO. auI W. FISK l.. AGENTS. CleVe
lsui. OEu4 tei-h-Zis
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Ten Iilss of th.s laggfcj Typ= make one square -
FsAdTerisemenis Loaded and pnei IN column oi seei4
Business Notices double the ordinary rates
YEARLY Advertising Contracts will be understood 70 aly
Business OF the AdcrtisaEs li az
rfhe1 aivert-encnts By the advertiser viii De
CHARGED extra GO
t-us uf Meetings and Tsmeps Military ChlrlLalle
ami ..rllEiuGs Nu.icCs. - per cent discount.
1suess Notices EdltuTIai Column viii be charged Al
tho rte Is scnis a line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements 10 be paid for n advance
Advertisements the Weekly square less ior three
ula-us less same daily
Advertisements zlly and weekly y II De c1r6el -
per ueut-
Marriages AL Deaths exceeding ten lines, , cents
h-1a % i-'' Is COWLEs & co.
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A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a eepi ssi Morley Rsynolds, sg,nssr and carey aTe
hereby uoted that May Il lsiS, the panifn a 81
his petition aid Court against the defendants anaye
named n which Il IS aliegrd. that at the NoFeln6er
Term, ls6 Of said Court the plaInll reeovereg
ment agaiust said Pollard Mccormick and Mllleh 4
carey. S1TU debt and SlI 6l COSTS th5 ne
pending whch said ir neut was obtaieH te
plaintiff sued out oGer o. aliaehmsni CODY q Neh
was served on sid Jesse II Morley ano henry n Key
uoS- thnf Sa Morley ard Reynod a. Al the nie oI suc
service process thsm bad N llI nse Won persona
Snangler Parick y q, Qrr, Campbell. Line AeyleH
To,L In peebles Mccormick Aiexander Nmlck and VII
is11 ri Nirics Claim resi- In said riperty.fn
i-s Judgment ganst sid Nor e. and Rr noidsf5rs
THeh as VI say he plontId's said Judgment asaiHssi
NfcC0ruick ami carey
me defendants required 70 sad psill9SSi
h,fare October 9. ISIS AXTELL 4 PRENIISSa
II. GRISWOLD. -
au7 dev Is6 Attorney sforpiaia,il
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ccNsrIrrrTnXALn DISEASES

CCNSTTTUrIOSAL DISEASES
Ranv diseases tia ahoct hIiiig inherIicd as heir
looms f-iu dis,ascI bodies Of sicky Scrofda
Cosump p-i,n. spiiis ald FITS auocg Tie most
cuusfitufI uai diseases Nov, not how
many the seeds oi these diseases may have
been established iu thc sste currupin- the bood-RAp
WAYS KENavArTNG NEsnLyENI III eradicate iron ths
bodirs Of the fc'ei etsry ticl- If diseased deposits.
and 1 tic veins vita Rev. ruTs ami health hiocd
CHILDRENfS DISEASES.
E,nVAT's RsSoviryG ifEsoLvEEr shnulL 20 hailed as
blrssE- o. tyrrg mo- her. taruu-gi iAs land whoss
inis ilnurs Tls Sc hTe1l-
ss ,tIus rariyl eurc OF dlsea-e transmitted
rnIu 1.arcut uck- a few doses the HESovATINg
EsoLVENr viii Grad GIc cgcry The dis ami
L insure {. child u sluud znj hoa..hs body.
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Goal Dealers

1855
WN I. PRIcE. LEaiUEL CRAwFoED- DAVID MoREis-
DRICE, CRAWFORD & MORRIS,
L tSuocessqrs to CRAWFORD, PRICE CO. -l--De7.-
crs IN Hra Hill, Mucra Ridge ClirI Col-hy The
cargo. OfIce, Cover meut Pier, Cleveland. Ohio.
REFERENCES
T. p Handy. Cashr Com'llE y. Wand. Detroit,
RauE. -. .CleveldiGe ". Doyle c,.-.-.- -Chiclsu
Ja-dph Perkins, PFcst Bank kuInsey Bros = % DO
CnmInercc -ClescId Parker Handy, Cash tfa
Huthv HUGHES c. 10 Rauk,-..--....- New YORK
n h S1ngrr last'r Mich sack Ell. Becher = Co, do
Ius Rank Detroit j. 6 BearI.- Iuruuq, L W
A n. Adams, Cash'r saw A Tayler----- DO -
Bank .....------- Detrul-.l ulhiE1 ~ ~
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A LII the above named defendants eX-
~ eopt sa 1IlTer Rey9elds Sp1nseT and CslTey are %
p6n iu said Court the dfendanis above named
N which % IS c-cd that a. he November Term OF said
court he l the plain II recovered judgment
anS sid Pol ard Mccormick and William F. Ca ey for
a db b. and So 66ifO Gusts. that while the sui
and s Iu vghca said lud obteined the plaintiff
sued order Of attachment, = cory Of winch was
Sesved said II. Mercy and Henry 4. Reynolds,
shat said Morley and Reynolds ~ the time Of such
process them had their possession sonal prop
eTfr OF sad Carey The value Of S2u0 and that said
Sulug.or. Fa.rick. Duf 7. Campbell, Lane McVlert,
Iunsiu PEBBLES Alexander Nimick and William r Nimick
caim sai prup rty, ard praying udg-
agailst sid Morley ard Reynolds r Elnch as VII
he plaintiffs SAID judgment sgainst said Bic orHick
and Carey
The Defendants required sad petition on on
before tJcta. er g. I-5s. ANrELI. \ PRENTtSS
au7 dew ls5 Attorneys for PIE
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GEoRGE black.

les Q II Mo- ley. Henry X Reynolis,
Miller n. Srangior. Pollard McCor-
mick. William =. Carey. Rlr han q
Pafrick. 5. Duh. a. or, jones
CampbcI. JAMS BREEDER, samuel
N. Lane. A n Meyiert J Mc Jun
kiu. Alexander n mex. William K.
N5mif.- and Rlbert PcchleS
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THG ASSOCIATED FlREMEN'S
SURANCE COMPANY. OF
nHTTar1. uNTEgrU

Iessc II M0rley Hesry K Reynolds,
AIiiier N Spaug'er. r lard ,lcCor-
mict, William r Carey. Rlrhard
PMuck. 5. Dull II. Or, JamosCamQ-
bell. lanes Bredc ,S1niuel M.Lane
A n MeY icrt. j McJunkIn. Alex
lnder Nimick William K Nimick
auf kciHrr PEBBLES.
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Att'ps & GounsrlIOrs.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AZ
OLAw aud NOTARY PUBLIC. Office over McB-laes
Drug store. BC-ea Ohio may6mr
DROOKS, BOARDMAN & FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS At Law. Atwater Buildlnss foot
al -uerilr s.. Cleveland ONO.
D. ". BROOKS ". J. BJARDNAN- l. w fos"
lenh
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT.
f,Ie-rlsni Olio 5 WILLIAMSON
I1uII A. c. RIDDLE
NHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Jae- and Counselor at LawO1ce p Supeu 8; over
Cny EaAk. l1nls.9ls
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
u Al LAW. Office ovCr Commercial Bank -
A SPER, T., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- Warren rumhull County, Ohio Once, No. 5 =
N-rze' street. leeI--51-
GPAULDING & PARSONS, ATTOR-
y NEYS Ar LAW. Office, Parsons Block, sulenoT-st
g = srAULlING. r. C PARSONS
Egs- r. c PA RSONS. United States Commissioned alC
Nae.rT Commissioner in Chaurerv- tet3--htL
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IN Court Of Com
-mnn Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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r. r. r.

HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
Ii follow the use OF Railways r r. Remedies. Tner
sick diseased, weak feeble or crippled
with pain nfruiiigs hut that Railway Reay keltt
Renovatu- kesuyeut. Regulators. The nature OF tie
dIsase may require viii qulc iy and rapidly cure
These remedies consist OF Roadway Ready Relief. hal
wy RcnOva'lug Reselveut Roadway 5 Regulators Earn
Of thess remedies possesses special curative powers
certain Diseases Yet there other Diseases where
their combined MEDICINAL properties requiredi ard
when thus used IL there sufficient lie and strength viii
In the diseased dyag hOdy 10 sustain their action, tie
patient will 1--we and be restored 70 health-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

In Court Of Com
-m0n Pleas. Guy
shosa Co, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-06

In Cou-t OF Com
mon 2 e1s. 4 ny
ahnsa Co. Ohi0
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ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.-Latest
~ designs Paris Silks Plain Polnpadon silks
travelling silks, F0ulard silks
my25 =. ] BALDWIN 4 co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
Nous Items from Other Counties.

wILLIAMsronr, June o2.-Apollas
Woodward, Esq formerly Associate Judge
of Lycoming county, died yesterday at
his residence, in this place, in the Si'h
year of his age. Judge Woodward came
here, from New Jersey, more than half a
century ago.
CARDospALE, june 2-Thc "s'rikc'
of the operatives in the mines of the Del
aware and Hudson Canal Co. still contin'
ues, and it is said there has not been ton
of coal mined for the past three weeks.
DR.. Benjamin Bear, Jr., has located in
Jersey Shore.
The Lecompton democrats in the Wash
inrton county district undertook to prevent
the denomination Of Hon. VIM. Mont
gomery for Congress. On direct vote OF
the people, however, he received l5ot
mai. over the Lecompton candidate, Gen
Lazear.
Gov. Packer pardoned one Miller,
convicted robber, from Lycoming county,
in the expectation that he would bear
testimony against counterfeiter TO te
tried this week at the L. s. District court
in Williamsport When wanted, howcv
er. i, was found that he had cleared out
with one "kate King
All the Philadelphia appointments made
in March, 1857, were confirmed by the L
S Senate, last wcek-fftcen months after
they were commissioned and entered upon
the duties Of their office
The Indebtedness Of Williamsport Dor
ough is little over SIS, 600.
The Lancaster papers notice with much
respect the fact Of the retirement of vii
liam Murray from the lucrative and ex.
tensive Book business he had been SO cf
f:ient in establishing.
The body Of the son Of Z. Z. Campbell
drowned near Jersey Shore, was fonn9
about two miles below the place he fel
into on Pine creek.
1t is said that Wm. Bigler and j
1lancy Jones hauc whole regiment o.
Clerks at work in Washington, directing
Lecomptoa documents under their franz
to all parts oi tLc Site OF Pennsylvania
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

Another competitor for Harvest
houors and profits, appears in cur adver,i-
sing columns to day. The senior mem
Der Of the firm, who we have known for 10
years as a reliable man, thinks he has the
bcs. instrument yet invented, and expects
to introduce at least one, in every county
in the centre of the State, this summer.
DR.. Ramsey of Bloomsbury, and a. l.
Kapp of Northumberland, are to have
the machines for fair testing; and on
Monday next, Jacob Lesser, Jr., just be-
low White Deer Mills in this county, in
tends TO try KIRBr's with Nanny
Mower. No doubt all who desire it will
be welcome to witness the friendly contest
say from 10, A. NJ. to (, =. NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
IeWlsburg #drkct.
MARRIED.,

At Cox's Hotel. Iewisbury, 22i inst by Rev. J. IT.
pashielI. JOHN DRUM and Mrs.AMANDA c. LONG both
Of Winfield. Union county
on the Sd inst, ty Rev &C Weiser, FRANKLIN HALL
and Miss CAROLINE FISHER, both of selinssrove
On the 22l inst. by Rev. T. Mitchell. Rev THOMAS
SHERLOCK o. the East Baltimore Conference AMI Miss
KATE CoL.SIIER of Selins-rove.
In Williamsport. u inst, by Rev. DR. Bowman,WM.n IL
JACOBY. of the star Of the North, and Miss HANNAH
l.. ?. PRENTISS, both of Bloomsburg
In York, Pa, 9th inst, by Rev. A. H. Iochman OF the
Lutheran church. q. }. PIER OF n AE~cnsville and
EMILY C. daughter of Rev. A. II. Lochman.
In williamsport. 18th inst by Leonard Ulmer Esq
WILLIAM WHITE Of Lyeomng county and Miss
MARGARET CLARK OF Union county.