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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
TIE PEACE NEWS IN LOMBARDY.

10y ~--e-lt u i-c -o---- D-.g 'r"s-
Muas, July IA.
When you go on a road in one direction, and then
return on your steps, how different the same places
IoCk TO you Il is as if you were lew ground
never 20 much struck BY this in coming back
from the front" 70 Milan on the same road which
pursued five weeks syo when the Allies were advanc-
Ing toward the Minclo. l left Milan behind me IN
ecstacies of ioy at the arrival of the Emperor and
hing. Issx Bergauo intoxicated with the sOureHirs
of Gsribaldis passage, and Bresca in furry OF e1,
ctemeut at he expected entry of the Hing. found
Brescia to-day great hospital with most Of its houses
and churches, wei as the streets, hIed wlth
wounded and crpples, the porch Of the old Cathedral
decorated with black cloth, requiem being. chsIted
inside for the .ous of those who fell at Solferno.
eft town of joy, and found il an abode OF mourning
Bresca the patriotic mourning no. only for those
allen at SoteriIo but Likewise ioT iis sister, Venice
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
KANSAS LAND ORDINANCE.
The following Ordinance was adopted by the Kan

The following Ordinance was adopted by the ksu-
sas Constitutional Convention:
WAred the Governm Of the United States h the prope
tor portion Of the lands included in the limits Of the
STATE Of Kansas prscrbed by the Constitution and whereas
purpose Of sustaining State Government and for
other aud imse purposes connected with her existence
hsttbe night o Kansas aforesaid such snds
ha be ,nd Iepqu.hed osye neither viii the .ad Stat. Of
Of the United States the sad lands with any resuson
resident. sfester an residents Provided always. the
ditons following be accepted aud ssreed 70 by Consree
FU That sections numbered sixteen and thirty six IN every
township in laid State including Indian Reserves and Ta'e
Lands and when either Of said sections any par. thereof has
eqniyen, In value as nearly contiguous thereto Is possible
shall be granted to said State exclusively for the use Of Common
SEC That seyenty-two sections entire townships Of
land shall be apart and granted % said STATE for the support
SIC 8 Tia. all the swamp said shall
granted to said State for the use exeye Of Com-
SEC T. Tia, thirty sections entire township BE-
SIC That 70 sections sor entire townships shall be 'es
Ct srtabe and beneyoien, institutions in said State.
sse That s "a. .prps 10; .1ceedR. twelve !. nnmosf
grnted said State, to BE- used aud dpos.d OF or wp Of
SEC l. Thss all sod silver LEAD coal and oser valu
ZION and Of ssd mine; shall Dc 1T apart and granted % d
Of .. the Legislature .sid STATE may By law prescribe
sEcs Tha Ave eenum Of proceeds Of the sale Of the
public sold lands
sffe Of said STATE Union shall be paid :,
the State TO- tue pnrpe Of CREATING Common School f1nd-hs
principal te held sacred snd the interest 20 BE- applied tho
eoucetu of the chi fren OF Kansas.
SIC. g That nothing herein contained sha b. deemed
waiver Of the aht Of the State of Kansas acres f
spd 20 which ssid State entitled under the Congress
ed AZ act n appropriate the proceeds Of the saes
public ends and grant preempon rights" approved Sept T.
si and hst said land b- granted and apart 20 said Sae 20
Be used and disposed Of by the legislature said STATE Ia ae
cofdsnce with The provisions Of szid law.
sEe TO- Tbs, two hundred townships. 4sOs 900 scres Of
and 70 said site shall be srsnted and apart by
sirciion Of railroads sud other internal mprovemen,s
SIC IL That the ssfs hsrenbore mentioned shall
eo 10 lSh manner a. may be prescribed by law such ec
lon 70 be always the approval OF the
he OeaeFal Land Office Of the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

From The 81 Lovis Bulletin, yuiy ..
Mr. T.. H. Grant editor of the new Free. State paper
in St Joseph The Free Democrat, arrived in this city
at an early hour this morning, on the steamer War
saw He does not fugitive from the ndig-
nation of the people, has been reported, but is here
for the purpose of procuring material for new daily
evening paper which he is about to establish there
Mr. Grant informs us that at a large meeting OF the
citizens Of 81. Joseph Oh Monday evening OF this
week resolution offered declaring TIE Free
Democrat 10 be a nuisance, &c, ard also advising
that the editor, Mr.. Grant, should be ordered 10
quit the town. After some discussion, the re-
solution was voted down by an overwhelming
majority. Another resolution was offered 10 the
effect that the paper and it, editor should be
sustained This resolution was passed almost
unanimously. Mr.. Grant is now Bs We have before
stated, about to commence the publication OF daily
evening paper and the citizens have given him every
ercouraeenent of success Thus terminates the fool
i'm attempt of ignorant squad of rnans to tramp,
the freedom Of speech and the press We wish the
editor Of Tie Free Democrat in his new enter
prise and advise him say and act in St. Joseph, or
spy where else, as his conscience and good sense may
dictate.
Tie alton I'll Courier Of July2 says:
youug man who arrived at st. Joseph on Monday,
from Kansas stated that he met Dr. Doy and his res
cuers at Cottonwood Springs the day before. There
were twelve en in the party. They told the stranger
all about the rescue and stated that they had men
posted all the way from the Jail in 81. Joseph 70 the
river on the night Of the Doy was quite III,
and had TO be borne n wagon. The Sheriff of Bu-
chenan County has offered reward Of 81 600 for the
Jecapture Of the rescued convict.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

The wife Of Mr. Darby, farmer and shoe manu-
iae'urer near Fsheryille Conn.,. committed suicide
the 18th u, by taking strychnine. 1t appears that
the unfortunate woman cooy premeditated the deed,
Tor we are told that che retired to her room, bsthed
herself and arranged grave clothes near her bed be-
fore using the poison. Mrs. Darby was about fifty
years Of age. The family Of high respectabiliy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-08
l,OlS in NlcCayOck.

L HAVE FIR sale privately, Is lots in McGavOck
situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue.
Florence. Albert Avenue, Hen6ershGtt and James
stree :, which Will sell at great bargai s. These
Lots among some of the mast beautiful in that adj
dition, and &C. these Of small means wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance. For particulars call
E 6I-AScICH,
oct9-tf Agent
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Lace Leather.
= n SIDES eole laAtlsr last ae1rlsed ahd faf sale
oil by 4. .. I'LL ~
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville fronting
"A 100 feet on bemumbrane street, running back
lS6 feet with McNairy street a twelve feet alley;
has comfortable frame H6use with five rooms { is
tern Stable, and other out houses.
For terms apply TO ANDREw living, f. r. GLAscocK
or JSo. W. PENNINGI y. decs-tf
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AoEST Socgkly.
Old Post-ofhee Building, corner ct Cedar and Cherry
Nashville, where the Boss and Cuts open IN
spoet ton, day and nisht. febll-
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y New Arrangement.
T H E. :" S u T H"
e" T II E S Il A T E S
To be Consolidated.

4 y arrangement has been concluded between
Y a kYok editor 81 the Richmond S9cTH. and the
proprietor at THIS psIer, THE STATES, by wiicn the
SoUIH aud the rArEs DC cSDso'idatea iit" one
l1ter, u be published IA this city, Ia estdrge's
fOTHs, Ia be under the editorial c"Strol ~ Ar.
pR0OR.
The paper rtii ts 1s organ II no person eiiqss,
bssf dcs-ti % The grnerdi Interests u hs Desssi
Democracy.
Ma t'lsfsR viii undertake the editorsd control of
the paper bctse the 3o og this month ana the lst
December,
Il viii be vVhth ue under the OF :. Tia
STATES,i p sHd pub ala d the follow ag
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DRY HIDES.

XNfE wish to pu chase all the Dry Hides coming u
w the Nashville market. for which will pay
the highest market price in Cash.
T.. K c ANDERSON,
Nos As and 4 College ST.. near Broad
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WHITE LEAD.

VNEE have large stock of snperior White Lead
w fur sale low. 4. x C. ANDERSON,
oct30t Nos IS ani ~ Coege St, near Broad
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To all the Eastern cities.

f A. NJ. Lightning Express. through to Columbus and
" Cleveland without change Of cars. 30 T.. NJ Eve
ming Express through To Beilar andPttsburg without
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FOR NenS.

fIHE house of Mrs. :. V. II. SToUIT on Front
Il serond door from the corner uf Bridge and
the square, and now occuped by Mr.. JoSEs u
boarding house. TIE ir' Mt is suitable a busin -
stand, the upper part IS family residence. There
IL also Blacksmith s shop in the all of wltc
will be rented together far the year Posses
sion given LIST OF January next. Enquire Of
nov2O-ff f.. r. GLASCOCK Agent
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MIsfrl.aur0u5.
To Exchange or Sale.

TO f-NCuanSt or SaIt.
4 LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years ODD, aud her
n live children the oldest boy H. the next gIl
10 and down Ia infant, viii bc sold or eN-
changed for other Negroes Go some living Ia The
country, and that wants them for their use, aud
uui for speculation. Apply 10
augll-u WILL. l.. BOYD.
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Beautiful Bnilding Lots.

T HAVE for sale. privately. hands Building
Lat, froI ting 40 feet NORTH Cherry street, ad
joining the residence of Mr.. Tn, mas Purge, and run
ming half way hack TO Simmer street, which vii
sell upon credit of one, two. three, four and ivt
years. This lat is situated in desirable and thirty
ing portion OF the city and tor fine references is
surpassed. We will divide 10 suit purchasers. Fol
terms. &c., afply TO
drcI5-if F. r. GIASCOCK Agent
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SOLE LEATHER.

VTTE have in store and for sale, large stock OF su
w perior Hemlack and % TX tanned Sole Leather
which Offering the lowest possible Cash hg
ures. y. Il c. ANDERSON,
Nos. 45 and ~ College St, near Broad
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Misfrliansuus.
FREE-S0IL PROPERTY
- EOvs q aso

On AeLernore. bet'ceen Church ard Broad streets.
l AN offering for sale privately that valu- <es&
able HOUSE AND I.tfT, situated IN AeIe- e.
more street. be weeB Church and Broad SITS, 0'sf
fronting Mel emere 60 feet run nrg hack leo feet
to an alley The Improvements consist OF store
Drick, conta ming ronms in the main building, by
sides ktchen, servants stable. ne There Is
also fine well Of pever-faing water, besides other
convenienres which makes il all together desirable
place independent of its being xatisn,
and c. niral tn the businass PARTON the cit, and
with ali the adv anages Of bcii the cooperation,
will rrcomnenc itself 20 the favorable Consideration
ar those wishing purchase.
II not sold privately before the 9TH OF III GEM
PER MKT. will offer it public sale, on the prem
ses. at II O'Clock. For tern s, SC, apply 10
nov20-n s# F.R. 6LASO Ok, Agent.
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TRUNKS. TRUNKS,
Gents SHOES Gaiters.
GentItmen's Winter B,ots.

A LOT oi SUPERIOR Calf Double sole BOOTS, GAL
II TLIiS, and ENGLISH LACE sllOlS, just ol,t nod
JOHN RAMAGE,
nov3. ~ Cnlirsc Il
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New Series--Nrw AttractiOns---Ncw Writers.
MORRIS ANIi WILL Il InITnns

A NEW SERIES 81 this wiiely-circul tod rAMitY
~ NEWSPAPER, Will he commenced ne first day y
January neI'-prutcd on tine taper and clear type.
With the January number viii begin the publication
Of A SKtufs OF HFAtI1FVI
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The Ticket Office IL Ia the Passenger Depot and is
open hour before the starting Of each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase of Tickets. Il
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the 5 A. NJ. Train
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time to Richmond 10 hours. Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half, aud New York
three Gays. This Is the cheapest and best route from
Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 2:30 r. NJ
Train, arriving at Memphis la time 90 for New
Orleans, on the evening uf the next day, and go
tia Ough with boats without detention at Memphis.
Those for McAlnnvie, sparta, and Berrshcha Springs
leave Nashville on the $50 p NJ. Train. which con
meets directly al rullahoma with the Train for McMnn-
vile. Persons leaving McMinnve IN the morning
arrive AT Nashville at so 2. NJ
At Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
Smithand, and connect with boats Tor different places
on the ONO aud Mississippi rivers; also, daily line Of
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival 81 the night express
BY this change Of schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct at Stevenson with up aud
down day Trains, causing delay 60 Nashvill and
Eastern Passengers. and one hour Is gained tho
former - Lcdac in going 10 Memphis from Nashville
4. l.. ANDERSON,
If. General Ticket Agent
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GaiatYu Threshers

u D. u. Mickey,
Issp-n Asx - asrkss street
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Change Of Schedule
z2 ss;sSg7 go go o.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
HS- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -ssN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

On and afier SUNDAY July Ilth 1855 the Pas
" sencer Train viii as follows
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ and $50 J. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at a:lO L. NJ and rs A NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at . A. VI. and 9 = NJ
Arriving at Nashville at 80 r. NJ. aud $40 A. VI.
Through tickets are sold al Nashville the FOLLOW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-03
THLEaRAn6s-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines, once No. 1889 Main Street.
ELECTION RIOT IN BALTIMORE.
SEVERAL v LOST.


Birrson. Nov . IL -. III.
hour in the dav. that conc ~ Ia. III 49, .eny3
mark the cle.tion Al noo, 49,
showed that the ReCor,n.rS $500 ~ - .a...Hn
impartial vote Tn. ,hi,d w.sS-.. 49,, "
dies. and the noIic. wsr. in.a,;.a ~ 4. " y !. III
the rov die. ca,nrarioJ a. " NV ~
poli-, and all the Reformer. wsra 49, 800 hs,,an
and maI,re.,.J In ,he soas,,h - - q 49,
chant In Hanover stree, wsssha, az Ill. "a" 49,.
George KYLE. was d,nge,o,sIv sha, To- ~ soa.,oan,L,
- a.. snVs tnc ioureen'n
Gus rowdy leader was kiIIed 49, nn,ha"@ TT
Reformer. Were wounded In ,ha si,,aon,h - H. ~
formers we're driven o6 Il, On. a;ah,sen,h - .hn.nS
dies were In full possession. Or. RsCo,uar va hsa,en ~
xaralv In r. toL - !" va ,.e V
early. A son of Joshua ysns,n, va ha.,sn nj sa.aoI
shots fred, but proved b,r,nl.ss Ir ,be sr.t saea,i .nd
fourth wards the rowdies bav. an ,o ,h.ms.iv.s IT, a.
twelfth ward the rowdies rad . swiveI .od 49,. oy IN
the Reformers. In the twelfth and s;,tc.,,b 49, 49,
of Washington rowdies aided ,ho,e Of RaI,inors ~ ,ba
fifteenth ward n boy was mortalIy sbo, IN tbs hre.s,
These are only A portion of H. inci1snts
la most Of the wards the Reformers assaulted
beaten and maltreated.
In the eleventh ward. the stronghold of the Reform.rs
George McGIl, a prominent Reformer made a snccch
and announced the Withdrawal of Mr. Thomas tho can
didate for District Attor,cy Tho pocorn.rs a.. N
withdrew, finding il impossible to accomplish any,biny
WIN. +. Preston. the D,mocratic c.ndid.,o a., &C
gress. in the Third District. is now living a, Rarnum's
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hl.HsohE, Nov a. Flour dult Howard and Ohio o. s5. Wheat
slSGlS@ Bacon sides 9.Gl0. whisky yJE.
NV hOHE, Nov. 2-Beeyes declined y: 4 $40 offered. s.I.. n,
average Of ~. sheep declined 2sdlnc y head n M, ogrrsd
swine declined e 1900 offered; sales at 41N5E Cotton adj.
N-need Sci uplAnds niidling iiAs. Breadainns hm AMI gene.
IsIy unchanged Pork steady; mess SI525GIAa prime tl05J
lAs-cs i0Gsli. Other articles UNCHANGED
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MARINE

NoRFoLS, Nov. Arrived brig Mary wilkins. from
Buenos Ayres, with hides, bound for New York, leaking
badly.
HAMPTON RoAps, Nov. Arrived, bark Abigail. A
days from Rio, coffee, awaiting orders.
Ship Abby Browne, Johnson's Island, guano.
Brig Lagrange, Swan Island crew sick; proceeded TO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-03

PHYSICIAN IN TRounLE.-Moses Harris, the 'black
DOCTOR oil this city, was before the Mayor, yesterday.
Tor violating the statute which lorbids any negro to al.
minister medicine to u slave without the consent Of bs
or her owner. lt appeared from the testimony that ..Dr
Harris had prescribed for Peggy slave of Mrs. Andrews.
without the knowledge or consent of her owner, or the
agent, Mr.. Phillips. Peggy says that the medicines did
her some good, but this presumption did not mitigate
,he offence. The counsel for the defence, however, de-
nvetSd a cogent appeal on behalf of old Moses, aud he
was discharged with an admonition. lie was forn.r,v n
blacksmith IN Albeniarle county. and il is said wrought
sever. remarkable cures there, in cases which had been
aoandoned by the faculty. Among his patients were Sc.
ana honor. FOR ten years past, he has resided in Rich.
mond and has borne a good character. He NAV be seen
any day riding through the streets, on horseback, with
ms saddle-bags under him-looking as consequential and
circumsPeet as any regular practitioner need appear. No
slave IN Richmond, nor freeman either, enjoys - larger
Woodson, of this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-03

HANDSOME WATcH.-Nr Isaac Goddard, OF Petersburg
exhibits a handsome t%ime-piece, at the Mechanics Fair.
IL ~ me own prediction, and was made after the Amer.
can pattern, without fusee and chain, and with the i'm.
proyement of a stop piece, all made from the rough ma.
teTlal, aud fashioned into shape for use. by tic arts
cndeavors OF MI. Goddard. The frosting and gliding
is very neatly done. The works have been encased In n
heavy is carat gold case, chased on one side, with a
representation Of the Virginia Coat Of Arms, and on the
reverse a fine view Of the Natural Bridge.
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THE uARppR,S rPRRy CoNsrI1

THE HARPER'S FERRY CONsPIRATORs
CnARLEsIowS, Nov. 2.-Coppee has been convicted on
all the counts OF the indictment.
The Court overruled the motion for arrest of judr.
ment in the case of Brown, aud sentenced him 10 be
hung on the I'd day of December. Brown made a
speech, attempting To Justify his conduct
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Tax CHAIN GAS7.-There are three prisoners in the
CITY JAIL who were sentenced by the Hastings Court to
WE'VE months service in the chain gang. They refused
10 WORK upon the streets, and no measures have been
taken either to enforce obedience To the decree of the
court or to punish the rccusAnts for the contumacy.-
Is 'here no remedy for this state Of things II the Hust-
ings court mas not the power to enforce the penalty, it
VIII be iar better not to prescribe il at all. IL would he
manhesuy unjust to require a submissive convict to work
upon uhe streets, aud allow a robelious one to lol about
tneJ JAN IN idIeness day after day. But, worse than this.
II tue sentences OF the Court are not invariably carried
INTO execution, the mora! effect of it, decisions will be
lost kVli-doers Will cease TO fear the chain gang, and
uon WI be nullihed. This must not be. There is a
growing spirit of rowdysm in the community, aud the
strong arm OF the law" should be rather strengthened
Than weakened. We shall look TO the Hastings Court to
deal Justly and strictly with transgressors; and TO enforce
the punishment which, in accordance with law, it metcs
70 eLidoers' Temporizing, shilly- ~shallying, aud timidiiy
should be avoided.
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RrAL EsrArE.-The offerings Of city real estate. At
auction, last month, were unusually large, for the sea
son, and the sales effected by Mcssrs. Goddin 4 Amer.
son, aud Acssrs. J. ". Taylor q Son. aggregated S7sy.
uii, against S27,S for the same month of last wear, and
Slj,i2i in October, 1857.
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Ma WoSnrR.-So many worthless medicines are al.
'vertised for the cure Of various diseases, and when tried
found wanting" that the invalid loses all faith in speci.
nee We have yet to learn, however, Of the first failure
Of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. 10 cure coughs
cOldt, and pulmonary disease.
tn There's a vile counterfeit Of this Balsnm. there.
lore be sure and buy only that prepared by 8. w. FowLr
\ Co. Boston, which has the wrififa signature Of 1
BUTTS on the outside wrapper.
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COTIIsIoy

NEW YoRE, Nov. 1.-The steamer Champion, for New
Haven, colhded near Manitook Point with the steamer
AlbatroSs. Tho former sunk, being cut through TO her
boilers, which exploded; fireman scalded TO death. three
gentlemen passengers missing.
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TnFArRF.-Mr Barry Sullivan will appear, tonight, o,
Alfred Evelyn, in the Comedy Of Money. Let the adj
mifcrs Of good acting attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-03

PrUY LARcENY.-Dan1 Morton, charged with stealing
several brass cocks belonging to the city water works,
was rcmanded, yesterday, for trial before the Hastings
Court, az the ensuing term.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-03

HESRIco ClRcUIr CoUET.-Jasen B~rightwell, indicted
for siabbing Miles ?. Wade, on nth MAY, was sentenced
20 twelve months confinement. in Jail. The trial Of n. h.
Dickinson, indicted for the murder Of John G. Haley. la,
been continued from day To day, in consequence of The
absence Of Messrs. d. y. Bridgford aud - Hancock.
Important witnesses.