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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-06

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done; that the Administration would
spurn ard scora it as q violation of The
principles under which it came into power,
and that a Democratic Congress, would
hurl it from their presence, as an insnIe to
Democrats who stood pledged to see the
people left free to form their domestic in-
stitutions fos themselves. Not only that,
Sir, butup to the time when the consen-
tion assembled, on the 1sto September,
50 far as ] can learn, it was understood
everywhere that the constitution was to
be submitted for ratification or rejection. !.
They met. however, Oh the lst of Septeul-s
Der, and adjourned until after the Octo-
Der election think it wise and prudent.
that they should thus have adjourned -
They did not wish to bring any question
into the election which would divide S.hhte.:. &:
Democratic party, and weaken ou- chances
Of success in the election. -
/ was rejoiced when I saw chat they
did adjourn, SO as not to show their hand
on any question that would divide, and
distract the party until after the election
During hat recess. while tho Convention
was adjourned, Governor Ransom, the
Democratic candidate for Congress, ron s
ming against the present delegate FROM
that Territory, was canvassipg every
part Of Kansas in favor Of the doctrine Of
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-06

Nh are the ladies' Of Missouri so sweat?
- shsy - lI ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

sI-sst ard 90 br fssrr-S pe csse urs N
- sI5 h.'es I'D 40 k> srectsars bsaSht snS Ey
RE hsEos ~ ooTr-r 80 shsrtiy e''O
'tAf be y.s ts-sih~d vb~n sbe ccsvryeS 70 h-f
ttr tbs 10 asd VIE ncf' ~
rsiCs sb-ld ocrrt sh- pc >s'
stsed s.yuS thai Je..s Chst hss tire hr nts trs n.y.
sEt he ~ his e TSi~e tes 70 tesy N
bs r-ne-s she ansS ths s;e u1ii ss.srtsy es-o
inE creeping siSt odeo ~hio1 oecv"S F'ts, ait-r
whe1 zoe sudieny i eec had snt mate tErce
fu effort. 70 cuth st aurE ~ben he fs bach over
thu h-.5boad of be b-i Two three Ct tbs
20 rrp,ce tbs upou tue ed
b., xes- se hent t. On Saturday eveans.
uub Of the IN the horse SINGING her fsvse
hymn beu suddenly ifsd Up bee hsccs s9d cri~
"Goy haE.sh" Soc ur-a TO one OF her trends aud
oaiiux her ty tsme. said Rpm. rp~nt. ca. had
hs hsvr. yog ~ori live snothst mrn, 10
.ns but ~oad pr.y 10 hsyv mercy up'a yoa aAve
Hess-- Heaven 10 ht With the soty OF
God and Mound The thrcpe thoussnds Ct soss snns
prrE tee King - HcsVen Jes1s came pa, AMI
.ke s.o the suN ard coOld scsrcey
the bottom OF OF Friday night nunbrr q Chii'd.as
the hour .ngrg aDd prsyicS al rshi She very
sh. swok- f the but strong enooth
chUrh yesrrtsy This ~osd-r csse ~as
xn-.ei by 10 Poughkes oe snd considerable excite
meat Il caused thereby IN ths; city
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

The ELECTION FOR WARD OFFIcERs.-The eiec-
tier fsr Justice cf the Peace for the Fourth District
Aldermen, Supervisors Conssbles and Assessors VIII
be b.d to-day. One Alderman only TO be elected IN
each Ward, and rot two, as formerly. TeS will reduce
tee Common Coutcl from 80 to 10 members. There
Is diversity Of opinion Is to the e;ecton Of Auctor
Controller and City Treasurer The Democrats ere OF
opinion that these are to be eece and have rominsec
their candidates while the Americans aud Republicans
thiuk that they held urder previous law and so
have made 10 nominations This will be the first election
s co tie fssssge Of the law chaogcg the election from
Fall to Spsrg good des of Interest il m msnifested
and in some WARDS three arG four tickets are in the
field
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

MARROW EscAPE or Two LADIES PROM DgAra-
A. tho Ce. Road going b. the old teSs<
Phnp,burxh rhu,sdsy night ballet See rts IL
By person. which nssry deai~A
see~ rsiG;ns Easton. Pa, OF their ives Mrs ps.
tho ae Who narrowly escaped hat the eA ss
psssed ka toot e. ~hsr she snf the other iai
who tse ss and thst hat estese tho ssEe
window the th wos.d have been hid There w-ss
vrrJ persons bsde the ladies' IN tho st thelme sed
wheth,t shO, udsd ot them accadea o.
The n.sh Of the BY tws
srLor bot dab ths; they could not driasu The
persou I'd ne pst discover how he diesse1 The
bullet found In the the following morning No ss-
b , account the ss Some think tha; ths eaIet
and tho CONDUCTOR by unknown enemy Othcfs besvs
,hs.i accidental
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
FIRES.
FALSk ALARM,

The alarm Of 6re orthe Fifth District about d o'clock
on Sunday mOrnirs Vas caused BY light being s.es
in al unfuluished building IN Nueleeotd street, tear
the Frs avenue TIE private watchmaa. i. a,pe,r,
entered tie house and blnded tire u fire. &C, on
the third toor for the purpose OF warming hi. feet
when In the street se, log the s aud sup
pos,rg the house to be ON fire. gave tn alarm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
cOtrRT Oy COMMON PLEAs-GssglAL Tsas-AprA -
Before. j. eg.s DAILY BRADy aud HiLTos
SPECIAL TRIAL cALthDAR.

SPECIAL TRIAL CALthDAK.
The General Term on Satu day adopted the follow
ing iuls: A., .. ...-..n 4.
.. 10 teii- 20 defense male only To- DEAF nss
q. a.pecislt s Dds las her.i sef provid' untsss
III. tia l. like eecUpy more lhsn an LOut u.
To elite tie plsnth 10 psc, tho csnse on such ~
.,dar he ,herfor at Cbsr b.rs upon nos o. f,sf
dsy, sno u,t serve with notice b- aisvits 90 which the
nGtior Will he o.ndsd II tbs noon sr,nt-d the esae sta
third WedL each term for which DAY n
shucsr val nsde Up IL shs b. the duty q ,hs Pl,ans
arr.y NE with the CLERK of the Curt oo,e issue % -
before third Monday II the ~hich sbsh eoosan s
bsr of the trial raendsr and ne cats
order e;ins IL 10 b. psed on tbs sp.cs oslrnaG
the sh. actually ooGvry ihsa hoa the e
csd st the dscn lion "A tie Count soc tho ossss
tut down al the toot u the general trial csiendA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

REAL EsTATE.-Tte tolla ring sales ~ere usie yes
terosy al tne Merchsnts EIcbaHsc BY A J. Bieecker
Son g. Co.:
&.ory Ers base trcs houe it is5 18th iS9rsf sS
t,.o,y bri bo- 4. l4s F,.t lstt 25xIt 5oe
,S bik sad Let i4j kGst fht 2Srf4 $50
,ty nu, bnct ssd ~ 2o q, 2,Iri. %fe
y bouusious trick b I.e 80 iot sS West sb L. 80
AN vi tItio rtefest IL b, sne let N iNa-sI
80 2o,si ehsv.i end in 10, W 8 ahsv 81 n I'd ss ~
<. ~ sc bs.- blek house sRe 20. W. hS ISsi u 40
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
fA1ysri@mentl
rrJars;ora1 Insnsctors and Saalars of

Tie undersigned Inspectors aud Sealers oi
Wsb,s and Mes ures ic the City u New York hsvus hsa
frequent occasion TO the Pi':ot Scale, in u'e IN
this cy are peased TO testimony the sipetor chsrAc
trt % those .tired BY Messrx T. fAIssAsxs Co..
aId do ch~~rfy recommend the public the most
perfect weighing machines 10 use. D,
RALPH TREnsLy inspector Wei iyhts and Measures t District
THOMAS II. Warss RIGHT. Inspetor. ~ DISTRICT
ALLEN E. SINoss, ID. pt- Inspeotor l., Dlssrict
GsoRcs KARI Sesler let District.
JoHs H. EsBskx Sealer I'd District
FaIsBAsks 4 Co, No lss Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
IAdvcriiscment
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars worth Of

a srea, sacrifice, ct
HIRAM ASDERsN's.
No. 9, Bowety
TIE Carpet Establishment tn the United States Ten
sslesroouA
Look at PRICE:
ExsLlsa vELvEr C.sPErs 81 W. 81 Is 81 az per ySd
ESeLisH BsussELs CAtPErs T5c, Doc. sc = per yGd!
ENcIIsH INGRAM CARPETS, 4oc SIC, 6c per yNd
Floor on CLOTHS MATING. MATS RUGs WINDOW SHADES
DsuccErs TAsE ard Piano COVERS etc, oil low prices o.
HIRAM AsbgRsoss No. ss Bow.y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

I..be. vine, which proved very slCicu saslas ~.
true w,os flavor bat eone of the tss.srs "a e5hoi
1ss sl,bauro new aud htiIe fiery 10 Gonso
apsoc. Tss spScsd absut the best domestic .s sS,s
55syc ever SEQ. Doubtless 1t can os feHe' 'p0-
pure fer neoiciosl purposes ,.d.v mon
1,ls Clnh ahinnfned 20 next mOnuey ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

THE VIGILANCE COMaITTsE-A meeting OF tho
Vigilance Commit re organized at Gothic Hal after
the murder Of George II. Smcuson was telc at tue
house of exMayor Hell on the night OF the ith ins'
The proceedings secret bit il is unlerst9od that
toe Gaze of young Samues was discussed with view
to ferret out the murderer TIE approaching tnal OF
the parties charged with tie murder Of SimonSon was
also spoken OF.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
CITY IIKM9

PosrrorKnEHr OF MvsAnDs CoHcEhr''-an ooa'e-
qssnoe Of the extensive arrsaremeots o the inNns
To Academy q musio 70. being fa!y oomp'essd tie
opening night Of MussrdS Cono"rts IL unsV0'as'y
posponed urI Moeeay Of ceTt weex. Inc sas OF
sssts vii oommecos o0 ThSrsdsy. APti O. q tie
differosk Offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

ByproRpsrRExr BAPTIST CHuRcH.-The Revive
stGl continues very powerful at this oeufct. o. Sm
day morning. thirty one were bsptsed in pre'e'o'
of an ove,aouing coogregstoa; and 10 the sfternoca
Dr.. Dos Ing, the pastor, received sevesty new mem
bsr,, si.y -four Of ~hou ha! been baptized vtns tie
psst three weeks. Mr.. Strickland, the cosveeted act
or. breaches there this Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
fAivetiseuentl
MIRACLES MIRACLES! A MAN MIRACLE'-A

Liv.s Ske!.ol ell bouss; "a Wonsu. a hesh sud no~
Frenchmsn made OF India rubset who roll. himself
ball taxes tissIf srd se,nSy slows
him.f and hLf dozen Of vine into box IS nches square
All this at BARsUss MvsEvS. THs AFrrssooS aud EyksSS
Po.iyely is wonderful But beside ths the beautiful the
h,ins BRDr EVENING repeated 10 oNIGEr ard Joan
of ARC Tex quise thins) THIS AFTERNOON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
IAtYertlseuent. |

LIFE or THE MoRMoSs, AT PrRDY'S NATIONAL
TEy.rrs -rnu crAms made favorable inpre.oo - ths
poysa reaes nsbt snd much sppsadd taronshoo
will r-peaej THIS EVENING With the dT,n.af Ros nov
and cooclueirs face. nr j. Botitsoe Nj u Ia Fox Mr
D. Harkirs ,zd 81 .he company sPpearirS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
rou,x or GENERAL sESslOks-AfsL e-s"S
SoS"A " ,he REcorpHA

The Anvil Term II this Cour commenooo ~SSsy
or y. n.,S viii rather bessy c.iSoda ~
e..s q DcsG The .. o,s. s ssTT "S T.S sss -.
oJr $40 sr .umnop.d OIssd Jurors ptessnt soe -
co'cs. e6.e esnse o,.st, ,a =. %Ir9~ ~
IT, no ,riaIs dsy. sDa only t"s pess 81 ssry'
David ro1 pi, ad.d guilty 70 - an, sse s s.sJ s -
% W ke,,r pss1sd guilty 70 ss.snh and ba-Z % -
Ge5 or the February SeLhSes ao rss's'co Tue w"
mn 4 younsd-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

ward 10 insisted upon bsvAx hs ssrt wssssd III u the
young oces isssde might be cleared out" At,r ell
thesc whirs bad been grstfed, he continued conprs
lively quiet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
SUPREHE COURT -CHamBsss-Aprl 6-Befsfs Jsiss

The STANLEY LOTTERY CAsE.
The Psops rel Marcus Stanley ss 0orse bsfnHs No
coIdeL
Upon the application OF mr. Holmes, Judge D.vies
ssrtej d - e,ytiovay the whole pfoo~o<n ~
bf =. the II Marcus Cicero STANLEY rs
wit IL retu.rsbe Friday ntxG ,s
Parn epus johnson sgt Dennson "llIi'mS-Ds-
muIr.r overrul.d BY dsfsulL
Ho-stio Uadei ", cd .et Zera. ID. Basse't, jr.-De
m dan. 10 have leave answer In Eve days tp costa 10 sAds
event - -.
Robert II. Perkins agt. Mary 2berrnan ct si-JuSx-
roSf Sforecio
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
COURT OF OYER AND TERMISER-Aphi a-Bessrs
80. lNE

The regular term Of this Court commenced To dsy.
The Court opened st 10 ococs when the Ddnc A.
ouy stated that there tbrs Indictments b td 49,
one which the sceused willing To p-st guilty TO ma
slaughter lie asked that tiue nigh. DO allowed han " to& -
the evideue ses,nst he party.
The Judge sd that 81 the Count must 60 On h<s
be would slow the Dsrc. Attorney Gil WsenesSsy
To ct ready, to which the lstter sssented.
By nseu. of Hartis Dowd, indicted for nsdsss
beck the Court OF S-sons for trA Ths CosU ss
sdjourLe3 20 Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock q I'D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr--ArRn ,-Dsfsss
Judge BITS.

The Grad Jury on Saturday prese6ted tue io~""-
ing IN dc nspts: =. a. ,,,-..
The Uni,.d ststes sst wsfer Frsaidn An ind.omsos
,ssr q, The ci.f ship h. Tor an ssssnh 70 ssS
a iie crew o.,ing pm sn6 spst of bs' sDaeooe
TIL Urit.d Ststrs sEt Charles JACK A. indictment ~ an
lar sssfns, chief ~ he ship james Fo~>f ~
III Uuir.d sst,s ast William EnDi.-An ihdc'me~ -
cruel a. Punishment sssns the secens ma@ I" Se
,hiu Johl T. Bcyd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
couR1 cALENpAk-fkI, pIy

cr,prmr CoukT- -CIRcuIT.-Nos. lf1, IL, ~
.s Ics 2st IS 4s2 As. tS4. 4s1 70 - nos.~.e' a..
SrT,pIoR CoUKT-TRIAL TEEn.-Nss asI. Its@
,sss ieso Sc S. "a. So So sa 81 81, ee, a. q, " -
IS n g u. 81, &C. g. 30 81. -. 81. .. @ h% '"~ -
us. r7 itS, ilf. III. lll
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

D,scpARoEp.-(iesrg jaws, vso v,s .,ress.<
,.o --,&s since wai c'eh'er osh><s esA, a
nis bs,in be sat1 Ia y. s- saas = u.
t,, M c.ssd, by -, Ae rAess vs, -. -.
A. ths ire he police sAs tbs ee-ocse hs,iAx -, s
a, r. hru.. v.rr ei-cbsrg lad S-et
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

VOLUNTEERS FOR UrAH.-The Company wbsee
vous~eos in THE cy for the roposs OF oe-ns ter
the GeDsfa have eosA
slowed in CoUF~ny BY The reSstsoa Ths css
psny held election Saturday evening last the arm ny
StocA,oa Artillery. Francis Price r. e~csA Csets
Hugh st Li@ateIsn Ws-ey MaeCrcaisa u Lics-
tens.t All ChristofAer Hsnsb0is ID LsotenaDs
Irreaoa Trss AnsticsA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-ArsL a-b's'ss
Judge bETTB.
The United STATES ~. Csths

The Ubited Stafs ~ CstuaIHe "''n'f"D N
The def, ndant was ns.d A. witneee IN tns csse o.
" iI ne vho w.s convicted of passing coantrss -
wss Loo.d for the ofeDs~ Tbs I,h-..s f,~~
Aitou.y ccu.eu,~d ~ ssls Pros' and 'hs ~
her bail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

SUPERIOR CoURr-5PxciAL TEss.-Apfn 6--Bsfsss
Judss 5LOss0n -DECI,ioss. .
Wbi'Sg agt X mbell g. Coresn.-ComPlsans dis-'
missed with co,ts . 49,.
Forbes agt Waers- Assignment soudged fraufu..
let a. void a. AGAINST creditors decree 20 be seted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

TIE Sr~doy Dr.rata, 10 wa,oh p,per .bs slese'
Ese; VS. published under the hesd Of The Sl,ca =
tor. Doou ." wa asciuted. bat facts w~
eiics.d. Mr. EDDY, the complainant, ~,s aOss-s1,n-
.oed ssd testified that Of The paper. containing th-
article or <oty in question. was shown to nim in the
City Of s. LOUIS ty one Of b,s most iu'im .ts fread.
Tbe paper VS. eeveioped i. ~sfper. anu had b-et
ser, To thi. frieoi from New Yetk. Tse examination
Is s.Li in progress.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

ANOTHER PoIcxsEs's MErrrso.-0a Sunday, the
Rev. Dr. Hiscox Of the Stanton street BsPtlSt Church
announced 10 the congregation that there would be
meeting in that church OF Wednesday afternoon, st
which would be present all tie policemen who could %
spared f.om duty from the FIVE immediate WUds- The
cor eregs,i were invited 20 atteat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

o ofsr s tk sss< sf H. ts Il sesI ,p an h
In. yesdss Il th- ky D=xh b. p,rs.,,v D~r..al
s~s sscai 60 yc.n u ssr sad vEnsrs-A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

A Spiritual IS Hall has been dedicstei ct Nessk-
l.dy In ,no- condoo 6ra,errd h. csoSy s.aressl
poem read and history CT SpstaAi.m dsh,sc< By d.
HAi OF kev.yufk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Dpowx,n ~ A Cisr,ss -Miobsel Hsr'ey, 9 ssr-
r.n ..rr In SoutA Sv-o,h ,,rre, yersey Cay. was al
DR. VI ,S he csern y1d ssrheS &c sis ecess rssty
Ss .uppo.A TIA he el 10 js ing Sunday nisA. vtS
s .,., 4 Coroner kcApasly bid ioa>s -
he hos, and verdkt reniert ef seeseott Or Snee
Dvcvssea - y-~s " sss sad ies'es vic an''s'
SrvALIse SIooP AND CsReo or OYsrrRA-rve
neo rsmee Phrip Lseuree sra wu Desroe scre assssS
&c ye.y City s.t shen Recorder Bedfors yrssSV
charged With having stoc be op Emre an1 osfss
Il % bssie Of oyster The sseop yls ssea's cd Zee
P.y Vben Is alesd hs Frseers sAied hsT down 10 us<
sbo. utes and AFTER reucvns the oysters ssd fssfsaS
sb.ndoped h- The oysters taken 10 Jersey C ssd .s
The y.-s oApo vsueS 81 go. and e1os<>l ~
Deurs ysn Pet OF Gov Boy. Tsr pn-ou>rs tAke "
Brook tA hAvns oorseosoS &C ~ithos:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
LAW LNTELLlG ENCE.
AFUGrTIyE SLAVE CASE.

A REPORTER OF THH NEw.YoRx sun AkRRsruo
CHARGED WITH AIDING THE ESCAPE OF sLAvDss
UNITED STATES MARSHALS OPpIcB-AssiIt
This afternoon Mr. WIN. NJ. Connolly, Repcrter d
The Ne,c- York Sun, was arrested BY Deputy Msnhs'
Kseie OF q wsrsn: charging him With sssis''ug tie
ssospe of two dawes belonging 10 Chsres a. Wafses
citizen of the State of Kentucky. From Cosnssiys
own sta.emen. ii appears that about year sg, shts
he vss residing in Cincinnati, man came 70 Mn A.
tod him that two coored persons, named l0'~e
Broadl us and Augelne Broadhus, eded snoer, ssd
s,ked him to take care Of them. lie said that they
we're rot slave, a. they lad lived 10 the S;ste OF One
for so lorg time ba. they were Free ard 30 ono conid
las c.sim 10 them Connolly asseoted and took then
into bis house. Shortly afterwards q reward IVES
offered By Wbers for the cspurs o. the slaves, ssd
Connolly says that the person who came .nd put then
in bis cL age informed Wi.hers where they were saA
received the reward. They we're then taken s~sv
frcm him. and Connolly came to this city. Whao no
" as iu Cincinnati be engaged in wrtog Toe TN
C. nmcrciol Subsequent to his departure he was IN
di,ted in the Southern District OF Kentucky for aiding
AID srtoIpg fugitive ssves who were IN tho 81 10 ~
Ohio without theis masters consent. Two wanAan
have been sept bere for Connonys arrest. Tho NJ"
time he gave the officer the clip. Yesterday be Wa
a. rested AID taken to the Marshsl's Office lie sx-
pressed to our Reporter his confidence Of an scqasss
ard denied apy il tent 20 violate tho laws OF the cesa-
try. Twas arranged that he should be taken to CO
c,nusti on Monday evening OF Tessdsy mor"fss ~
ssa bis ,ria upon the pcictmsnt, which VII PrSosr
bly take psce during the April term.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

AIorsG GIRL IN TKAScE FORT o,.s I. ..o-s.
Atc,i " ccl.k ls.t 1bur-dsy nisr ,o.
<son. is rs.dis IN Wsshins"h 49, 81 y .uii al Y
LJ. ia s.isl "a Abodis ebaFrh " osrp.. S-..
~ of tL- oLurh TINS es.. ~ sd ts.: DC eyss
snd ...ssS Ler " wese y uss1 Wv tney W. - -,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Tbs Hutchissoo Family give . concert at ha,ut
Hall this eveLing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
fAdv-Itsement
The Rev. r. II. Pollock, Editor Presbyterian

Wrnrss" Cinc nnati OHIO HAVING epportnnLy ani DC
in satisfied OF he merits Of Mrs > A ALIENS WORLDS HAS
REsTosER AND ZyLoBALSAMvM woud be pea',d 70 in'er
adv tie settled pocy to advertise nothus al
sr w il is Whist pupots TO be- Depot No. S0 broome
q, n 1. Sd eysIywhtre.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
SUPREME coURr-cmcur-AprN 6.-Bsfoss Jsae
SUTHERLAND

CA3E OF MICHAEL CAHCKWf.
Cocnsel in this case were In Court thus IN myruteK
Save a dsy assisbed for the third tIisl OF Cssoss
but IN consequence Of the illness Of tho Auorsl
0euersi, L, man 1rsuAine, WHO Is to appear N tn
case no scton was taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

TsE BoDY AT RocKAwAr IDEsrTIEp 20 o.
dsy las Published In yesterdays TRiBVsiI' 'ue V,'
cfs urn wse hs,ed UP 10 Jamsi;, Bay near .pe '''
SIDE House or the Rock away beach anh ai'e' %" =
Identified q. th.. of Mr.. Mckee, erc'hef-l-"" "
Wrli.m G Krg, one of the Port "aidT"f' WI. ~.
Nike b,d oe.r u..ipg .incs Tuesday last aoa n''
ab-.noe bee Caused slarm smopg his fne1o''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

LIrKL.-An e1smirati'n vss he'd yesterday s''ef-
boon in the case Of Lewis Besca charged with libel oy
NJ joseph Bddy of s., Louis, besors Justice h-iy ..
lie JcfersoB Ma k-t Poics Court. Mr. EDDY, Il "ii
be Ftneu bered, arrested writ of nc efeaf sues
cut % the nothes Of the sccu.ed. aud lodged 'Ae
Bids;dSe ereet jail Il eef,ut OF $i20 900 pail. Snoe
us is<t exsnnLasieo IL the case Mr.. Eidy has o'to
r''fsses. e1d ~ss pfesent at ths he,nns ye.t"aAi.
Ito exsunstive q A, j. VIII snsvn. 20 pnessr IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

The Rev f. F.RcHLD d. d. Cor-esp ondng Sectetsry OF
me Amrricsn and Foreign Christian Unou f-"Mrs Al
ryXs WORLDS HAIR RSsTORER AND IYLoBALSAnUn hsvo
be u,eo IN ny family with beneficial edects &c Depet NO.
S55 Broone-s... n !.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

The Rev B. MORLEY. AttlebDroush Msss-"rhe effect Of
Mrs s. A. ALLEN's WORLD. HAIR REsrosss AND ZrLosAL
has hsnge the crown oi glory which seoes
20 cd men TO the o nsl hue of youth" Depot No. 50
Broome-st. NY. Sold everywhere.
The Rev NJ TEACHER. Pitcher ChenaDgo Co, N MY
hair l. restored strs color by toe OF Mrs , AEs'
VopI % HAIR REsToRER AND ZYLoBALsAMUm, and a.o
c.sses to fall Ny age so" Depot, No SSS Broome't N
S..d mere
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

IkorEsI.-Cororer Sn.l held ar inquest yesterday
s,rr o<r the body Of deaf and sumb psm~d Henry
wss fuEd drse IL es b~e .. tho Lons islsnd
~, l.t 4 Grand ssst s,op II O'clock yeS,asy m r1lnt
Dc hsd b.r nnse Of tas houss Toursdsy As
cd S,lesy .svtl< rtird 10 his room .. usaS ".
tesaSars cl him yesssdsy sspias be cid rs< rsrI ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Acc,pEsr.-A ulilknsn in tee employ Of John Nc
G Y, a. thrown wssor IN ayfs avenue ye'.erdaJ
arc b,oke tis night uu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

PRAYER.MExrIsG FOR THE esterdsy
there was opened for tbs first tine peoples prayer.
meeting at No. 333 EsstTwelh street. sew doors ves
from The Novelty Iron Works More than ose hundred
persons were present. Short aSd pertinent addresses
wers made by Messrs. Cutter Crawford Wales, Ch.pin
and others. The meetings ere to be continued daily
from Il to ?. m. on eacn week day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

SrFrocAIED.-An inf.nt chilo OF mt'. mtg, iesd'
L, ~ ,rf q, Dean socssd in bed yesterday mora
hs Coto.tr SLel teld An ipqds'l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

A WomAs FousD IN TIE WATER-lhe o"o! Vi
su VI kuovr woman about 80 years Of age ato apps
rel.ly native of Ireland was yesterday found ''us
10 tbs cock at pier No Eat River. Coreotr "ah''o
helt Al ipques,, wen DR.. OHSlOn m,de al eA'efa''
eIsuir alton # the body, on shch be found no n'iA'
OF voesce He w.s # tte cpicico that the red ''u,
had been IN the water but fsw hour. Verae. u
dee by dros spwg WAS rendered by the jury Ice
woman uss Of shout the ur dur hight scd eed o''"H
uair Sbs rad on a caiicc oIess, white sku'' "'''e'
plsic 4. d fstnel pstucos, white drawers WIN '"-
mirfs, red fancy esI.ers, morocco sn0ss' 'n'"i A-'
strA~ LAT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

The Comsos CouscIL.-This body aololtnea M las'
,,bt 70, u,t Of auorm Adern-c bers TO busy eec
tiOreerIg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE OR REMIT
y me $50, and thus stcure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIPS time before the LIST day of September can
upon completing thorough course ofDOube Entry
keeping and Its Collateral Branches secure lucrative
poyment in Commercial BaGkng Houses Accountants
within ninety days after their graduation, they will
be ndemnhed to the full amount Of the paid for tut
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q. GARFORTH,s

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EAST WHEELING, VA
GOOD supply Of snills celebrated Kennel and st1,r
BroHn stout and Porter, always hand. IGV
IL ana Lam es supplied on the reasonable terms
be promptly attended 70. ans