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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-07
PAIN !. PAIN - PAIN ~

Don't be alarmed at the heading, for We are
only producing evidence that pain OF all kinds
can be eradiCated by the use of DIR. Bakers
Pain Panacca j. W. Morris, Cincinnati
says Il procured II bottle for my wife, and
after using it two days she was able to bc
about and was tree from all Rheumatic Pain,
and restored 10 perfect health"
David /, Bolts, of Westiield, Ind, says Il
had The Chronic Diarrllea in its worst form,
until | procured Bakers Panacea, and in using
it ten days was cured. consider that | owe
my life to the inventor of this invaluable Pan
acea
Jesse Kirby, Cincinnati, says he is very
much troubled with Cramps and severe pains
in the stomach when exposed to the cold and
wet, and at such times he has only to take
Bakers Panacea, and he is soon restored to per-
feet health. Price, % and Doc, and 81 pei
bottle. BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
Proprietors, Chicago.
For sale in st. Charles by c. II. Haskell,
and by all Druggists and dealers generally. 4
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"a" 70 THE MILLION. DIR. Mann, of Gallon,
Ohio, has, after years of deep study and untir-
ing research, succeeded in presenting to the
public an article superior to any now in Use,
and indeed it is truly a wonderful discovery.
We advert to his, Dr, Mann's Ague Balsam,
the only remedy that has ever been found that
will etfectually drive from the system, without
any bad results, chills, fever and aSue. 1t
seldom occurs that we notice, under any cir
cumstances, patent or proprietary medicines,
have a prejudice against most of them, but
candor compels us to invite attention to the
advertisement OF this Btlsam found in another
column of this paper. 1t seems to be Il fact
admitted by all classes of individuals that have
tested it, and found immediate relief there
from, So far surpass any thing of the kline ever
offered tn the public. Try it. Sold by all
good druggists. 1
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Legal Notice.

Joseph Kelly, In District Court of Floyd
VS.. County, Iowa.
John c. Bishop.
To John c. Bishop-Sir: You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the office
of the clerk of the district court of FLOYD conn-
ty, Iowa, a petition of Joseph Kelly. claiming
being due ON II note given for flour purchased
by You of said Kelly on the 18th day of Nov.
1856, said note being for the sum Of SIj. 90
with an endorsement thereon dated Feb. 10th.
1888 for $50 q and $4,000 whereof is on
your contract t. pay two certain prumissory
notes executed and delivered by y. Il. Chan
man and Joseph Kelly, and dated June 9th.
1897, for SIP, 90. and the other for $500
dated July 20, 1857, which you assumed to
pay, and contracted with said Kelly, that if
he paid the same you would pay them back to
him on which said Kelly has received the sum
of $50, 90, and alleging that you have abscOnd-
ed 81 that ordinary process cann0t be served on
YOU, and asking for a writ Of attachment
against you, and that unless you appear and
answer thereto on on before the morning of
the second day Of the next term Of the District
Court of said county, to October II.
1853, Judgment will be rendered against Won
thereon. J. &. PATTERSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
STATE OF IOWA. FLOYD COUNTY. s..
4 return of mot found" having been
made by the Sheriff Of said county, il i, here
by ordered that service of the above notice hr
made hv publication of the came in the ST.
Charles Republican IntciIigenccr, for four
weeks successfully. W. ?. GAYLORD. CIR.
Sept. ., 1898. by }. NJ. Parsons. Dept.
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Dabuquc Wholesale Market.
Moses Warren's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given to Manly W. War
N rem and Mary Emily Fox, and all inter
csted inthc last will and testament and Estate
of Moses Warren. late of the Township OF u
ster, County of Floyd, and State Of Iowa, de
ceased that said will and testament has been
duly read, and will be proven before the County
Court of said county, at the November term
A. d. 1868, thereof. to wit on the LIST day
of November 1853, according to an order
made 10y said Court at the July term, a. ID.
1888, thereof. n. T. MCEWEN,
WM. l.. MCEWEN,
Executors mentioned in said VIII.
By their Atty's G.. G. & Il. q. REINIGER. 4S:i
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SlleriE''s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY given, that by virtue
~ Of three executions duly issued 10y the
Clerk of the District Court Of Floyd county,
State of Iowa, and to me directed. | shall OF
fer for sale at public auction, at the st. charles
Hotel in st. Charles City, in Floyd County.
State OF Iowa, on the 18th day of October, A.
d. 1858 at , o'clock in the afternoon Of sud
day, the following described property. to wit &:
The northeast quarter Of southwest quar-
ter Of section II, township 90, range -, in
Floyd county, Iowa, levied on as the property
of John O'Illir to satisfy said execution in IA
vur of g. G. Eciniger and james Slattcry AMI
against said John OHlir for ol45,Sl and in
tercSt. cost of suits $3.50.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand
JOHN BLUNT,
Sheriff of Floyd Co., Iowa.
st. Charles City, Sept. DIST, 1858. IS wi.
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Public sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That hv vir-
~ tue of = Chattcl mortgage bearing date
February 9th. 1858. T.. Curtright. of the coun-
tv Of Floyd and State Of Iowa. conveyed to
Ferguson * EaStmin. Grosvvnor X Shelly,
Leonard Wentworth x Co, and \. I. x B. +.
FeSscndcn, certain personal property, goods,
wares and merchandise. described in said mort
gaze and schedule thcrcunto annexed. which
said mortgage, with the power of sale therein
contained, was filed for record in the Record
cr's office of said Floyd county, on the 9th day
Of February, \. u. 1883, at d O'Clock T. NJ.
The amounts due on said mortgage at the
date of, and first publication of this notice.
are Sl3T.7O 70 said Ferguson & Eastman
SlS2. 30 to said Grosvrnor & Shelly Sl62 90
TO said Leonard Wuodworth Co, and $3.50, II
to f. w. DcHcrard, the assignee of the inter
est Of said \. T. & B.. T. Fesscndrn in said
mngttgc.
Now. therefore, being requested and au-
lhOri2ei, hv l~icinigcr. Card x Reinigcr, attur-
nry, for the mortgages and owners of said
mortgage, to fnrc,loac said mortgage by sell
ling the property therein described and con-
y"vri. according To law AMI the power OF StIe
ia SAIL .n.rtgbgc Confined, and said mort
gag having been placed il my possession ior
that purpose,
| VIII srll for cash ut Public Auction. to the
highest bidder. ia the lr,nt room of the first
story Of the building situated on Lot No. one
~ in Block No. sixteen ll6l, being one door
south westerly Of J. W. L"hmkuhI 4 Cos
store. in $. charles CITY in stil county. on
the Fifteenth day Of October. 4 d ISIS. hc-
tween Ill, hours of Q O'clock \. NJ, and /
O'Clock p. NJ.
All the personal property, goods, wares.
m~erchlnii>' and other property conveyed and
described I'm said mortgage and the schedule
thereto annexed, consisting at numerous arti.
Giles Of Drugs. Medicines. Books, Stationery,
Notions. &c. Nc.. or 81 much thereof AS shall
he sufficient to satisfy the whole amount due
on said mortgage, and costs and expenses Of
foreclosure.
JOHN BLUNT.
Sheriff Of Floyd County. Iowa.
By WIN \. AUSTIN, Deputy Sheriff.
R~EINlGER, CARD X RENTER.
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SheriH's Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ a special execution duly issued by the
Clerk of the District Court OF Floyd County.
State OF Iowa. and To me directed. | shall
offer for sale at Public Auction. at the Front
Door Of the st. Charles Hotrl in st. Charles
City, Floyd County, State uf Iowa, on the
Both day Of October, A. y 1858. Mt u O'Clock
VI. OF said day, the following described proper
ty, To- wit commencing at the hack end OF
lot no. one a. in block Twenty-Five E22,D in
the village OF ST. Charles, Floyd county. state
of Iowa, and running furty-tour feet "h Clark
street and sixty CO. feet back from Clark
street, containing two thousand six hunGrci
and forty square feet, levied Oh Is the proper
" Il Oh rleS +. Bigelrw. {! satisfy said exc
cutinn in favor Of William Montgomery and
against said Charles + BiEelow Tor 1897, 80
and interest. cost of suit Sll.NO.
Terms of sale Cash in hand.
Dated Sept. DIST. \ y. ISIS
JOHN BLUNT.
Sheriff of Floyd county. Iowa.
WILrsE & FAIRFIELD, Attorneys. is VA
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.


State Ticket.
For Secretary Of State,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS. ...... Benton County.
For .1udtoJ,
THEODORE PARVIN. .Muscatine County.
For .Ahorney General,
JAMES NJ. ELWOOD. .........P Polk County
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL l.. LORAH. ......... Cass County.
For Register Of the State Ldnd Office,
JAMES VI. REID. ........ .keOkuk County.
For Com. Of Des WoiRes improvement,
CHARLES BALDWIN e.. Van Buren, County.
First Congressional District.
For Congress,
II. II. TRIMBLE. ........... Davis County.
Second Congregational District.
For Member Of Congress,
WIN. E. LEFFINGWELL. Clinton County.
Tenth Judicial District.
For Judgc,
WIN. McCLINTOCk. ....... .Fayettc County.
For District ItorRey,
ELIJAH ODELL. ........ Clayton County.
For Member Of tie Board Of Education,
County Nominations-Floyd County.
For Clerk Of District Court,
ID. d. w. CARVER. ....... st. Charles City.
For Coroner,
NJ. W. RAYMOND. ............... Floyd.
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Iowa News.

BUCHANAN Co.-The Guardian states
that fifteen clergymen were present
at the Universalist State Convention
held at independence recently
Every courtesy and accommodation
was extended by the citizens, and the
audiences at the public services were
large and attentive. Some of the
discourses, especially those of Rev.
Mr.. Dennis, of Dubuque, Rev. Mr.. Liv-
ermorc, of Chicago, and Rev. Mr..
Francis, of Iowa City, were elegant
and powerful. The proceedings in
council were interesting, ordination
being conferred upon two of the broth
ers, Rev. j. p. Sanford and Rev. VIM.
Brattan. Letters of fellowship were
granted to two candidates for the
ministry, Rev. Mr.. Keys and Rev.
Mr.. P%addington, of Linn Co. \ full
discussion of Educational, Sunday
School, and other interests of the
denomination, also took place, and a
resolution was passed ~instructing the
Educational Board to raise funds and
secure donations in lands for the en-
dowment of a Seminary. The design
is to erect a Seminary building worth
IaIIH.S ~ thn ox,anJ;tnro Of
'on"E a" and ond in n;vira
80 ~ rh;ch, 100 w6n,d he
proud"
We cannot help calling attention
with nride TOTO the doings of our
c;tv dur;ns the hard times The
crasb of 1857 found MS with no rail
road M ~steamboa. no ~outlets any,
where with nothing bnt our facilities
"A make a town in the future. There
fore instead IF WING idle waiting for
better times the greatest enterprises
ever set on foot in Cedar Rapids have
been neglected and mt into successful
o%neration durinp the hard times of
Ia5s steamer of 35O TONS has been
.bu;lt and has made ~reouIar trims be.
tween tbis poiut and St Louis, since
,Tulv The cars have been steadily
annroachino This citv. and will soon
be here and now comes the new
steamer Valley Queen, to run up the
river to Waterloo, bringing the rich
products of the Cedar valley to this
market. Thus, we see, that instead
of being killed by the panic, Cedar
Rapids has taken new lifc.-Cedar
RAPIDS Times.
Howard Co.-KMaapping ami .Seduc.
,;ou-Tbe New Oregon Sentinel of the
18th nit, states that on the 9th of last
month two strangers came to that vii
lace from the southwest on foot, On
%inouirv subsequently of Mr.. Huckinrs,
a man with whom he stopped several
DAYS fine editor learned that n OF
them was Nicholas Salmons. who was
convicted IN ,Julv 1888 Of the murder
IF !, bnIcbrced named TiIman Portce
near Kankakee. M. and sentenced
20 the state Prison for three wears
HAVING served about one wear. he
was hardened and set loose. For sew.
craI DAVIS. Salmens and the lad whom
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II suit Oh nCr ucdu bIoIItl y tlptiICS.
Salmons stripped off her own clothes,
and compelled her to put IN her broth
cr's. He then cut of her hair quite
close, put her on his horse and started
for kankakcc, where he pawncd his
horse for n trifling sum of money, and
then started for Iowa. Arriving at
Davenport, they had to come on foot
the remainder Of the journey {; up
through the long valley of the Cedar,
across ending prairics, they
wcnded their tedious way. At night
they shared the same bcd-thc YAM
pyre and the victim !; the former pas
sing under the name Of Charles Hcw-
Ian, the latter under that of Charles
Salmons.
The girls story in many particulars,
is highly improbable. We infer that
she accompanied Salmons of her own
accord ; for we do not believe that
any man could have so conquered her
will, as to successfully bring her all
the way from kankakec in Illinois to
this place without discovery, merely
by the power of brute force.
On the other hand, we do not for a
moment doubt but that Salmon is a fu-
gitivc from Justice !; and that, not of a
civil, but a criminal process. Our
theory is, that Emeranda Johnson is a
victim Of Salmons, and that she pre-
ferred as a last resort, to share his
forced and hasty flight, rather than
remain behind. Reporting at the
eleventh hour, she is yet possessed of
sufficient native modcsty to attempt
to hide her sin, and accuses Salmons
of kidnapping and forcing her away.
A novel style of "racing' came off
on Saturday, the 18th ult., at the
Jackson County Fair grounds in Iowa
City. 1t was a case Of ladies on foot.
The prize, a silver cake basket, was
won by a Miss Handy, she outrunning
the other ladies. \ purse of $40 was
made up by the bystandcrs for a Miss
Cochran, who would have gained the
prize, but she stumbled and fell before
she reached the goal. The gold PEN
Gil which the committee awarded to
her she passed ovcr to a Miss Taylor,
TIC 'h'ru III inc race
The Muscatine Journal says that
Hon A @ Patterson of that citv has
a monster Pelican which he keeps in
q cage at his residence. If is one of
the LARGEST wafer fowls known II
measures eight feet from tin to tin Of
winns. and has n " wilIi,mn nearly a
foot IN length, under which Is suspen-
dcd a pocket or pouch to carry Its
small change in. This rara ar1s was
captured on the Cedar ver some
weeks since.
WooDBrRY Co.-Ihe Sioux City Ea'
gle says there is more sickness IN and
near that place, just now, than there
has been at any former TIM within
INC memory Vi '"c o'"es' '',."''''"'
II ->c''"'N"' J""' 0PP''''0' nav
oeen Se'e''' ''S'S u 9P"''0 i'''''
anu ohc VI '"o oea'iS'
A' pyers'll'e, popui"c w. Two
men h''''cu My ""H Mo'ee' ""''s'
"0"o
.un g. ,oiahhor u,,or orotonoo
Sc ahoa.inm ol;,lo,. o,d w;.h :, -
sass;noto1 Eour uo WAS orrosted
and confessed the crime
wa"
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Shcrifi''s sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That by
~ virtue Of ala execution duly issued by the
Clerk of the District Court OF Floyd county.
State of Iowa, and to me directed. ! shall
offer for sale at public auction, at the Front
Door of the store OF ". \, Cooley, Floyd coun-
ty, State of Iowa in the village of Floyd, on
the Dist day of October, \. y. 1858, at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, the follow
ing described property, 10 wit
Lots No. one, Il two. e. three, 81 four,
a. and five, 81 in block three, 80 Range
three, 81 in Carts addition 10 the village OF
Floyd, in Floyd County. State OF Iowa, levied
ON as the property OF VIM Carl To satisfy said
execution in favor of Lewis Darling, and
against said VIM. Carl 4 II. Hogan for S2l 81
and interest and costs $500.
Terms OF Salc-CaSh in hand.
Dated, Floyd, Sept. g, y. u. 1888.
JOHN BLUNT,
Sheriff Of Floyd Co., Iowa.
BY w. A. AUSTIN, Deputy. IIw4
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Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Robert Frost aud Elizabeth Frost
his wife, did, on the 10Th day OF March, \.
ID. 1858, Mortgage to Lafayette k~uowlton, to
secure the payment of IL promissory note
dated March 18th, 1858, given for the sum Of
one hundred and twenty five dollars, due six
months after date, with interest at the rate OF
ten per cent. per annum. the following describ
ed premises, to wit The south-easterly halves
OF Lots No. 3 and 1 in block II, in st, Charles
CITY, Floyd county, Iowa and whereas de-
fault has been made in the payment Of the
principal and interest Intended TO be secured
by said Mortgage according to the condition
thereof, and there is claimed to lie due thereon
the sum OF Sl25 90 with interest from the
10Th day of March, 1888, at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum. Now, therefore, notice is
hereby given, that by virtue of a power of sale
contained in said Mortgage, the said Mortgage
will be foreclosed by the sale OF the said mort.
gagged premises at Public Auction to the high
est bidder for cash, at the Court House door OF
said Floyd county, Iowa. on the S0th day OF
October. A. ID. 1893, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon OF that day.
Dated, October eth. 1858.
LAFAYETTE KN0WLTON,
2.50w3 Mortgage.
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Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the 9TH quarter Of
L the Misses Chcney's Select School will
commence on Monday, the 9th day OF Septem-
Der next. Terms, three dollars per quarter.
Persons from out Of town DESTROYS OF sending,
can obtain good boarding places.
81. Charles, August q, 1853. 44w2.
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI.

4 large supply of this invaluable remedy for
IA coughs, colds and consumption, just re-
ceived and for sale at the st. Charles Book
store, by HlLDREIH & CARVER.
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NOTICE is hereby given to any person or
~ persons against their purchasing any
note OF notes given in favor of James Griffith,
aud signed by H. Il Sanford one note is
given for 81 900 and due on the first Lay'of
April, 4. u. 1859 one for 81 900 dine on the
tisst day of April \. ID. 1860 and one for
81. OS3, SO due ON the first day of April A. ID.
1861; as | have an offset against said notes,
II. ID. SANFORD.
Floyd, September y, 1853. i9tf
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To Builders.
DROPOSITIONS will be received by the
Board of Directors of st. Charles Town
ship for the immediate erection oi two School
Houses. For specifications, terms, &c, in
quire of the Directors.
BY Order OF the Board OF Directors.
ST. Charles, sept. 6, 1858. 45
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Temple Melodies.

lTNHE new Singing ~Book-Temple Melodies
l. in use by Rev. Mr.. Windsor's Society in
st. Charles City, is for sale at the Book Store
of HILDRETH & CARVER.
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TO Rent,

TIME Tenement fronting on the Public
Il Square, adjoining the residence OF Mr..
Milo Gilbert. Terms, IS per month.
Inquire of r. NJ. WALLER, Esq.
L. q. BOWDOIN.
August IS, 1858. 3w.
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OBJ gntduietmu.
Election, Tuesday, October 10Th.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

State Ticket.
For Secretary Of State,
ELIJAH SELLS. ....... Muscatine County
For iuhtor,
JONATHAN W. CATTELL. -. Cedar County
For Treasurer,
JOHN W. JONES. ........ Hardin County
For attorney General,
SAMUEL A. RICE. ....... Mahaska County.
For Register Of LdHd Office,
AMOS b. MILLER. -. .Ccrro Gordo County.
For Com. Of Des MOiHes improvement,
WIN. c. DRAKE. ..........W Wayne County.
First Congressional District.
For Congress,
SAMUEL Il. CURTIS. ..........Lce County.
Second Congressional District.
For Member Of Congress,
WILLIAM VANDEVER. Dubuque County
Tenth Judicial District.
For Judge,
ELIAS ii. WILLIAMS. .... Clayton County
For District .Ahorney,
MILO MCGLATHERY ..... .Fayette County.
For Member Of Tie Board Of Education,
AFRO B. +. HILDRETH. 49,. Floyd County.
County Nominntions-Floyd County.
For Clerk Of District Court,
ASA W. FRENCH. ........S Charles City.
Competing Candidate,
ABNER ROOT, ..........S st. Charles City.
. For Coroner,
ELLIOT P. HARRINGTON st. Charles City.
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First Congressional District.
For Congress,
SAMUEL Il. CURTIS. ......... Lee County.
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DIR. y. II. MCEW
Residence, in Floyd,

MOULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally, that he may
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Second Congressional District.

For Member Of Congress,
WILLIAM VANDEVER Dubuque County
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In District Court. Floyd County, Iowa,
October Term, ISIS.
NoLnry W. Corey. Plaintiff,
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Sheriff. sale.

Sheriff of Floyd County. Iowa.
WuTsE < FhuRFIEID, Pits Atty's. 45w4
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Sheriff Of Floyd County. Iowa.
By WIN 4. AUSTIN, Deputy Sheriff.
REINlGER, CARD X RENTER,
Attorneys for Mortgages.
Dated Sept. 18th, A. u. 1888. 41-lw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-11
NJ LEE.

sSlNFORD, MAYO q BLAIR have re-
- moved their Office 70 the store of Messrs. J B.
FERGUSON, JR., Il CO.. No. Pearl street where
they Will be much pleased to gee their old friends,
aud where those who have left with them tokens of
remembrance are requested to cali and redeem
them, without further application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-11

Queen Victoria recently made the journey by
railroad from Edinburgh to London Ia the small
space OF time OF IL hours. or f'rty miles an hour
One branch of the board Of Aldermen Of New
Orleans have passed resolution to sell the city s
interest Ia the McD1nogh estate.
Over nine hundred passengers left New York on
Saturday in the steamers Illinois and Washington,
for California.
The total loss by Are in Brooklyn, during the
last six months, amounted to $4,000.
Mr.. Bates, the convict English banker, has been
released from a imprisonment Of three years.
Willis, the keeper Of q notorious gambling hell
in Broadway, New York, who was arrested 90 The
charge OF murder, sfser long eIaminaton,ha been
acquitted.
Madame Ann Bishop has arrived in London. aBd
engagements are pending with the directors OF the
Crystal Palace to make her reatree at sydenham
before London audience.
The Lebanon (Tennessee) Herald runs up the
name Of John Bell for Presidency, aud Washington
HUT for Vice Presidency.
William Fell Giles, Jr, OF Baltimore, received
the appointment TO the Counsulship OF the United
S.stss, at Geneva, Switzerland.
The Louisville papers report killing frost and
Zee At Bowling Green. XIV. on the 2ls' UT