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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-29
The Mortara Case.

The abduction or stealing Of the child
Mortara, by the authorities Of the Roman
Catholic Church, is awakening the indig.
nation of the world, 1t is opening the
abyss Of Romanism 10 the light of day
The doctrines of that apostacy, and lis
bold claims will bs better understood
hereafter. Here is a statement of one
who writes from Paris 10 the Beacon and
Christian Times. He says GAS to the
surreptilious .baptising of children, Rome
glories in it. II any of your readers
doubt This, let them cas-, their eyes over
the following lines, written by nun Of
ST Vincent de Paul, now a missionary at
Ning.po, an agent of the Holy Child.
hood Association The sisters present
themselves as physicians in different vii,
lagos, and are soon surrounded by sick
Chinese, to whom they distribute reme-
dies; but above all, they busy themselves
with poor. r..infante threatened by approach
ing death. Brought in the arms of their
parents or friends, they receive on their
loreheads the regeneraling waller, without
a single person in the crowd being aware
it. The baptismal water. whose secret
virtue they are ignorant Of, is in their
eyes an infallible remedy for children"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-29
Dry Goods.


GEO SCOTT 81 Co., are now opening
Va their Second General Stock ofWINTER
GooDs at reduced prices.
BLANKETS g. FLANNELS.
All wool Blankets, superior quality, from
SO, 90 to $500 per pair. Crib and Cradle do !;
fine Flannels, white and red Shaker Flannels
2R yards wide; Sacking and Plaid do, all
prices. 'i
- SHAWLS. .. ..
Brocbe Long Shawls; Sqnare and Long
Wool do sheniel, Cashmere, and Printed
Woolen do.
FURS.
Ladies' and Children's Fitch, Stone, Martin,
Mink, British Sable, Victornes. ICuffs and
MuffS. ...y -.
Cfoaks and Cloths.
Black and Colored Cloaks, Raglan and
Circular patters French Cloaking cloths,
extra heavy Irico do.
Dress Goods. r s,
Silks, Black and Fancy; Delaines plain
and rich printed do French Mernoes, Para
matlas, Valencias, Poi de cheven, Robe a
LCze, Robe Quille, Prints, Ginghams, DC.
D0mestics oil.
Sheetings, Brown aud Bleached, cant on
Flrnaels, Shirting checks, Ticking. Table
Linen, crash, Diaper, &c. a'
Trimmings, Hosiery, &c.
Dress and cloak Trimmings, Velvet Rib
bons, all numbers; Silk. Merino and Kid
Gloves, Gauntlets, Woolen Hoods, DC.
.'1-m Millinery Goods.
A full supply Of all styles of Bon net Rib.
bons, French Flowers, Laces, Rushes, Netts,
Grape, Satin Velvet, Frames, DC, wholes ale
and Retail deci5f
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-29
Who shall be the Successor Of Cover.
nor Chase!

This question is frequently asked and
demands an early answer
1t behoves The Republicans Of Ohio to
see to it, that man be found worthy 10
fill his place.
The high moral bearing, purity of char.
acter and unfinchiug integrity Of our no.
BILE Governor, saved US from ruin as a
party. When the gross fraud upon the
treasury was first discovered, no ordinary
man could have stood in the breach, and
beat back the tide that threatened to over
whelm US.
Chase saved the Republican party by
holding a steady Misunderstanding in.
vestigation, and showing even by his po'
lilical foes, where the villiany belonged.
The ballle is not over; we must have
an able and tried standard bearer in SO
In looking over the long list of honorable
nameswho stand prominent as candidates,
no one strikes us so favorably as that Of
Hon d. X. Garter, who is faithful, honest
and capiple, and ever ready 10 take the
field in the cause Of justice and humanity
and who asks no quarters Of his political
enemies. His nomination would carry
terror into the ranks of the slave extend
ing Democracy. He is representative
man of the Free Democratic movement
was Wimot proviso man in '4s, and
regardless of the power and patronage Of
party has stood by those principles thro'
thick and thin.
But whilst we believe him the man for
the post and the hour, we by no means
wish to depreciate in the least possible
degree, the fitness and services Of such
men as Denizen and others who have
been named as successors 10 Mr. Chase.
1t would be pleasant to labor for any of
these, as they all possess in an eminent
degree, the qualifications for a Republican
Governor, which are backbone, honesty
and cspabilty.- Salem Rep.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-29
The Slave Trade.

The following, which we clip from an
exchange, supplies some items in regard
to the SLAYER Wanderer, said to have re-.
Gently landed cargo OF Africans in Geor.
gia:
"The men engaged in the slave trade,
encouraged by the bold attitude in favor
of its revival taken by the ullraists of the
South, and by the impunity with which
The laws OF the United States can he defed
in that region, as shown by the escape of
the flbusters from Mobile and the relu-
sal of The Grand Jury of South Carolina
to find a bill Of indictment against the
crew of the SLAYER Echo, appear at length
10 have boldly commenced The importa-
taton of African Slaves into the United
States. The Savannah Republican, Of
Saturday. states that the schooner Wan
derer had succeeded in eyading the vigi-
lance of the cruisers, and landed a cargo
of slaves in the neighburbood of st. An
drew's sound, near Brunswick. A por-
lion of the cargo was subsequently, sent
up the Sallla river on board of steamer.
The localities here referred to are all in
the State of Georgia. Brunswick is
small port of entry on Turtle river, eighty
miles S. S. W. of Savannah, and has
spacious harbor. The Sa.illa Tor Santil-
LAY river rises in Irwin county, Georgia,
and flows into the Atlantic through ST.
Andrews Sound. The readiness with
which the cargo was sent up that river
indicates that full preparations had been
made in advance for its reception. There
appears to have been method in the mad
ness of the slave trade advocates after ALL"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-29
Little Bettie.

Hand me some water, Buddy, won
you = f.,
/" In a minute, Bette" ...r-..
And Beltie's feverish cheeks were
pressed again to the pillow, and little
Harry's hands went on as busily as ever
with the trap he was making. and he at
length entirely forgo! the request.
{" Please get it now, Buddy" he al last
heard, and scattering knife, triggers and
strings in bis haste, he was soon holding
a cup 10 her crimson lips; but she turned
her head laDguidly from it.
Not this, please. but some fresh and
cool from the WELL" she SAID. Ill.
"Oh. don'l be SO particular, Bette
this is fresh, and am SO busy can't 60
now. Wopt.ihis do :"
She no longer refused, but quietly took
the cup which he offered and it was The
last, LAST time she ever called upon her
brother for an act Of kindness. Ere an O.
ther day had passed she stood beside the
River Of Life, and drank Of lis cool wa.
ters. never to thirst again. And of all
who wept over that little brown coffin,
as itlay upon the table before the pulpit,
there were none who shed more bitter
tears than tha. little boy, who could not
forget that he had refused the last reques,
Of his little sister.
Little children. are you kind to one
another! or are you cross, selfish and
fretfull Remember; then, the time may
come when they will be beyond your
reach; sDd then. o! how gladly would
yoo give all you possess to have them
back again You mighs gather all your
books and toys-everything for which
you are now SO willing to contend but
all you could do with them would be to
place them on the grave Of one you had
wronged. Il would not bling them back
Henry was kind hearted boy, and dearly
loved his lItle sister; and she had only
beer sick little while, SO thsthe did not
consider her dangerously'ill. But this
was no comfort to him when she was
gone. Y ifgep sal % hsbuimel ssa
40 0motherl, be would say, q ifI had
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-29
Steamer Metropolis Sunk-BOat and
Cargo Total Loss

The Cincinnati Gazette says: The
large stern wheel steamer Metropolis,
Capt. Calhoon, bound from Pittsburgh for
New Orleans. With Cargo of over 450
tons of produce and Pittsburgh manulac-
lures, ran into the bank during the fog,
yesterday Sunday morning at two
O'Clock, at Sugar Creek, fifty miles below
this city, and instantly sunk. The boat
.is.a complete wreck, having broken in Two,
There were no lives lost. The Seventy.
Six coming up, landed at the wreck.
Capt Barclay and his crew rendering all
the assistance required. She lies with
her bow directly in the mouth of The
creek with the water above the cabin
floor aft. We understand she went into
the bank under a full head of sleam.--
The tall timber Knocked her chimneys
down. The wreck will be out Of water
when the liver recedes 8 or 10 feet.
The Metropolis was built at Pittsburgh,
over two years since, and was in her
third season. She originally cost $26,O 900
and it will be remembered, exploded a
boiler on her first trip, above this point
killing Capt. Hazlett and others. She is
owned by her commander, Capt. Calhoon
Capt. Hazletts widow, and others il
Pittsburgh, where, we understand, she il
insured for $4,000. The loss of boa
and cargo will amount 10 over one hun
dred thousand dollars-the bulk being
from Pittsburgh, aud points above Gin
cinnaLi. We are indebted 10 Capt. Bar
clay. of The Seventy.Six; Mr.. Crane
tpilot on the Endeavor, and a passenee
on the Metropolis, for the above state
ment.
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Pittsburgh.

Suits for False Imprisonment and Per-
jury.
Captain Afford, of the steamer Ben
Bolt, yesterday entered suit in the District
Court, against James Davis, for damages
for false arrest and imprisonment Mr..
Hays, the carpenter Of the boat, has in.
slituted similar proceedings against Davis;
and Mr.. Filzsimmons, the engineer, will
likely do the same on his return from
st. Louis. Davis, it will be remembered
was the prosecutor in the famous "Ben
Bolt tragedy" and was instrumental in
causing the arrest and detention of these
gentlemen, under very heavy bail. Geo.
Deck, the watchman of the Ben Bolt, at
The time the man was "kill," and who,
after mis- arrest, was made witness for
the Commonwealth, has been prosecuted
for perjury By Captain Afford. Deck has
left The city. and will not likely be pur-
sued
Davis, if arrested, will be required to
give bail in $5, 700, an order to that effect
having been Obtained in the District Court.
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A New Railroad.

The progress Of what is known as the
"Allentown Road" has been observed
with interest by us since its first projec.
ton. We now learn that contracts have
been entered into for laying the track
along the whole line of this road, from its
junction with the Lehigh Valley at that
place and Reading, and that the bed Of
The road is ready for the rails nearly the
whole distance. 1t is also said that the
cars will be running in January. When
tha. is accomplished. a new and direct
route will be opened between New York
and Cincinnati, via Easlon, Allentown,
Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Steu.
benvile, etc. The connecting links com
posing this chain are the New Jersey
Central Lehigh Valley, Allentown, (Easi
Pennsylvania and Lebanon Valley roads
the latter connecting the Reading
road, at Reading, with the Pennsylvaa;;
Central, a. Harrisburg, and through that
road with the Pittsburgh, Steubenville
and Columbus line 10 this city, and by
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago,
with indianapolis and Chcago.-[ Gin.
Com.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati
R A | L r @ A D

VRAINS will leave Steubenville daily,
Il except Sundays, for Newark, Column
bus, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Cairo, Louis
vile, Indianapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee
Rock Island, Iowa City, Muscatine, Bur-
lington, Dubuque, Mt. Vernon, Mansfield,
Sandusky, GAINESVILLE and Dayton, and for
all other western points as follows:
The first train leaves at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and arrives at Columbus at 5 P. M, Cincin-
natl at 1923 p. M, and at St.Louis at 345
next day. The second train leaves at 1886
P. M, and reaches Cincinnati at 6:I0 next
morning, and St.Louis the morning follow
ing at $3.50, Trains return to Steubenville
at l2;40, noon, and at 10 o'clock, M.
Connections are made on the Cadiz Branch
with each Passenger train,
The Freight Train leaves the upper De-
pot daily at loo A. M. /; and arrive at Steu-
benville at $50 A. M. and il.00 p. M.
Apply at the River Depot for Tickets
via Newark, for any of the above points.
IRA HUTCHINSON, Gen, Tick. Agt.
LAFAYETTE DEvENNY, Gen. Freight Agt.
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