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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-07
OLD HICKoRY's GOLD SNUFF Box-On We'd

OLD HIcKoRY's GOLD SNUFF Box.-On We'd
nesday we had the pleasure of shaking by the
hand General Ward B. Burnett, who left Rich
mond yesterday morning for Nashville, Tennes-
see, to receive, personally, from the heirs of
Gen. jackson, the gold snuff-box awarded him
as ''the bravest soldier in the Mexican war;" in
compliance with the will of the hero of New
Orleans. The high honor was conferred on this
gallant soldier by the vote of the New York
Volunteer Regiment that served gloriously in
Mexico. The presentation will probably take
place at the Hermitage on Monday.-Richmond
Enquirer.
aSs5" A young man was arrested at Detroit a
few days since for the abduction of young ne
gress from Dearborn. He was taken on the
complaint of the girls father, the girl being
under 16 years of age The would be BRIDE
groom did not hesitate to say that he loved
her and would have her at any hazard
They might put him in Jail, but if he did not
get out for two years he would come after
her. The young man was accordingly sent to
Jail to await an examination for abduction,
upon which lie will be prosecuted by the indig-
nant papa, who thinks he is not good enough to
marry his daughter
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-07

In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting as a Court Of Equity
JOHN D. Bovine and ROBERT L. BuRcH,
80 = -
UBGATE REEVES. f.}
ORDERED, this 4th day Of April, 1853, BY
~ Joseph H. Cooksey, Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Charles County, Court Of Equity, that the
sale made and reported by G. w. Grain, Trustee
in this cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the first Monday in May next provided copy
Of this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Charles County, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the said third Monday in May next.
The report states the amount of sale TO be 81 UO0
JOSEPH H. COoKsEY, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
JosEpH H. CeoKsEY, Clerk
ap7 of G.. G.. for Charles County. g
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-07

O0O BBLS. GROUND PLASTER-for sale
ZUU NH II by J. 7. PADGETT,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

ASrAoE DRIVER FRozEs TO DEArH.-at an early
tour lsst ev.ntg ~ Que Of the Broilway AID Hous-
ton-siret cmnibuses was prooeedrg up town. the
driver became ntter, he pess from tie effects OF the
s1serdinsry ost which prevailed throughout yeiter-
day. The last tue that be recognized alive WAS
st the corner of Houston srett and osdwsy vhere
he stepped ths ftsge and OF the passengers go.
After tos he proceeded hs route, and on arriving at
~. term nus the borsss dragged the stage into the
ysrd This circumstance attracted the attention OF
,Sme Of the st.od.nts. who shocted to the driver.
H. gave 90 snswe' and orc Of the men who sscenied
tie box found bim ceaj.
I. i. fumored also that q driver one Of the
Bowery A., d Grand street stages became so po~eres
that be fell fr, his box while the vehicle was in mo-
ton.
II is a.o stated that two of the drivers on the Sixth
avenue ssge line rad thsir hands ami feet frozen 30
severely ths. ,aey had to dest thsir abors for the
night.
One OF the divers the Eigbhavenue lins of cars
was s,o thoroughly under tho weather that he had
to he rrmovej from his position, and it is sad that he
Is not expected to live.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly met At A p IN.
PETITIONS PResEsTHD.
For jrcressed compel sstioo to t1e Judges OF the
Court of Appeals and 'he Supreme Court.
For the amendment of the emig gran, laws so as TO
relieve untes.
,, mopstrapce from the people Of Brooklyn against
the bill 10 cloee the tuDne running through Atlantic
street asking bst the bill be postp med TIL an oppor
limit, IA afforded In he hssrd against it. This was
presented by Mr.. MEEKS
By Mr. HALL to provide for the distribution OF al
unclaimed dividerds amrng the School Districts
By Mr. RUTHERFORD, 70 provide for co npsnss-
ton for Jur. rs in New-York
BY Mr. DURYEA, to provide for the erection of
mobuu ept 10 the memory of the Waiabout Martyrs.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Mr. REILLY, to authorize the Common Conrc'l
Of New. York to appoint one hundred more Commis
| sepeIs Of D.eds.
By Mr HALL, 10 assess the lands Of the Saratoga
| and Sacketts Harbor Railroad. now exempted.
By Mr.. Mr.. b. X. JOHNsON-To repeal the ia~
| spihorizipg parties ~ sut. - be W toesses
BY Mr. VAN HORN-For the better protection of
BY Mr.. BUMP-To amend ths Appor+ionuen. act
| 20 as TO give two membtrsto Broome County.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. OPDYCk-For Increasing the number on
| the Committee Of Ways and Me.ns and Canals 70
seven each. Adopted.
Bv Mr.. DURYEA-Fcr the appointment Of thres
ConImssicrers py the Governor aud Senate to meet
| sinilsr Committee from New-Jersey to confer on
Quarantine matters. Laid over.
BY Mr.. RCTbERFORD-A concurrent rrs"n',"p
declaring the present mode OF e'ecting the Presdent
OF the United States ant-republcsr and iBstruc1cg
our Representatives in Congress 10 epdesvor TO OBJ
tain an amendment of the Consultation 90 as to PR
vide for the e cton Of President and Vice-Presdent
| by direct vote Of the people. Laid over.
The Governors Message then taken up IN
| Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. HALL in the chair
| After brief remarks fr, IN Mr.. SCHOLFlELD, IN
which be stated that the Republicans were waiting 70
zee whether TIE Democrats who were rather severely
handled in the Message, had any defense to make,
| progress reported.
The reu aioder Of the session Was consumed 10 de-
bate on the question Of the invitation extended to the
cergymen of Albany aud its vicinity to open the ses
sions with prayer. The Albany clergymen havir9
declined, and the olergymen Of Troy. West Troy AMI
GIeepburgh, having accepted tho acceptance OF ,ne
The latter was received by the House, and tbe Speaker
requested to make appointments with the latter.
| Adiourped.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
MR. DOUGLAS AT HOME.
From Or Own Cerr.spoaesa;

From Oh O~I Ccfftsrvaesai-
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan. &, 1859.
II is eyid, Ii tat, from somu Cause or other. the
once immeuse popularity OF Nc. Douglas 10 the
FeceIa Csp',al bas greatly absted. The best
proof Of tbi. was the reception that De met on
arrIvipg at his bome, after 4 prolonged aoseocs
trsueht with 50 much to eIcie curiosity
ard 10 stimulate nth usi,sin Hls Ietnrn t. VAST
ipeun at the oesnoirg Of last session, in Oece n
ter IsJ7, Was greeted BY t.. sssembl,g- oi lafse
crowd Of fneDds, aid by every demonstrat on oi
popular welcome. His return on Thursday lssf
in spite Of the Lavish expenditure of money Tor
bop6res ard music By bis p"rsond frleods. At
tructed 10 his resdeUce aud to tie railroad station
nothirs more than u rabble If between 100 and go
Irishmen, who were easily gathered by the burning
Of tar barrels, because Mr. Douglas has b'iilt his
house in the close vicinity Of the Irish quarter OF
the city. He came forward ~ address these rag
smufins with manifest reluctance, and on finishing
his brief speech, unceremoniourly shut his do'r IN
t,eir faces. A year or two ago the return oil
Dourlas from such a campaign and such victory
us that of Illinois, would have been grsced oy the
presence Of thousands Of respectable citizens.
The account Of the assir given by The States u
80 superbIy grandiloqueut and 80 characteristic oil
the way in which the Washington newspapers are
managed, that am tempted 10 quote yoo lew
specimens. II opens hke an epic P"em:
q" Looking fresh as tie morning and hfn N as pi iA
Of iron with his brow wreathed with the triu nph OF
r,ele tiop and bis besr full Of plssssu memories OF
the glad sr,etirgs which met him everyw 10 os
soutf srn tour; be, whom zen, in adnna'ien OF MS
seIius Do fcal fuccess, ano iedo ntaoe pieck, cau
L,< G,a.i of tAe Hes arrived at his home 10 a.b'
pston last III br amid the thunderirs cheers OF de-
lighted people,
Having in ibis epic strain introduced his hero,
end brought him on the stage, the poet Isureate
suddenly assumes the dramatic style. ffiend
addressed Mr. Douglas as that gentleman reacaes
his mansion:
"wby, Judge, if you eoutinue to grow as you
are growing, We viii soon have to call You the big
Giaut." 90,
To this pointed observation Mr.. Dougas, with
wonderfully ready humor, and with charm,
insy fehcltous mIuglipg Of personal and political
slusioa, ut once responded:
"You know sp tor expansion, and l, IN Keep
ing v ith that IDEA, sm expanding, too"
:. Fsitb, that's co." chimed In sn Irlshman VINO
overheard he Alhgory; your honor's sro~in very
fst since ye wint away.
Upon which the poet Of the States again break
cat INTO m epic ohsot: But 30 u no little giant
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

The CrBss IsvAsIos.-The schooner Jnha M.
Hslock, Csp, Clark, arrived at this pcrt 90 sstur-
day, from 81. Jsso Je Cobs, bringing ihirty-t~o
Au.risns, who bad visited Cnbs for the purpose oi
working on q rsw rsiIoso, and whose pre- 'srce had
given rice Ia the rupors of another Aeric n de nor-
strsticn sgsirst Cuba ve-e s1 curert q FEY weeks
ego. Thee men bad bses induced 10 &, To Cabs by
tie fono.iDg advertisement, which appeared IN Ihe
Ssa # Nov. 9:
wArTEo-rnr .di.teIy 30 n-n, % 90 20 soe Ii.rd of
CGes, 70 sofk oo arsrosd- Wsrs ~ Io.ia aud 11a
Appy mnsdselJ Cspssn GosDos, No iss w.s; street.
On spyhisg they learned that IN .ir services we're
rteded lhbvreIs on the RAILROAD from S.E Jago 70
TriIieae. Thy were 10 get so month AMI found.
Urdsr thtse ts,ion. they <ft NevYork ia the
he,k Lirds Stuart the Eth a November, resching
ST. Jsso 90 the esh, when tie agents VI tue Con-
parry backed oct Of their engagement, bet offered
the uen IS cents for every working dag; wish.d
them r. engage for year; charged them doubl:
the ordinary price for nsee-ssry aticsss os focd
ard olotbirg, ard tod th'm tat il they refused to
vort toey wou,d be put in chains The dsiaded
rer naturally indignant. refused TO socede 10 the 80
trs ard represented their rtastiop TO the Govssnor
n s.. Jsso. 10 few Gays. the captain Of the police
directed them retnru 70 this couGtry, and the EN-
baked in the jail. n. HAoct AsTivisg at this port
on Saturday. They Intend - brig legal acton
sesirs, tAs c0mPary, which has is s'sd9 ia,srs Ia
this city. tRSstias PSA-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Weather Reports


O,wrso n sunriee.-Poct Of snsS th~rnometer - de-
sre.s e~ 10 zero; reported - below IN the subureA
NJ - 1bermon ctef ~ Below
WArENrowS N. Y, ,sunrise.-fhermoreter ~ ec0s.
FvLroS N v. srnrtso.-Tee 20 hciow.
PHoxN n suprtse.- Tier meter % below.
EVpsox " Y, saufiss - Teermoaeter 10 below.
TRvY NJ sasrise -Tkermeueter II brlov.
BpFrALo N. Y, surrise.-1 1hermom~;er y blow .
BosroS hsss sunfss-rhe ruonieter beiovi 10 r.
PokrL.xo, Me, ,sunrse.-Thernone.er IL e.iov.
PsrpoRr, Ne -Thezmonetss IL eesowi sno~nS
end sio~irs hard.
BAnsoE Ne sunrise.-r rhefm ,rneter = below
HosNrLl,vlIlE, N. Y, . nA-rnetmomosS IL ees'" !
clear. ,s,-,
PoRr JKs,is ~ Y, sa uL--Therrnou etes below .
prxxisx N Y-CieH snd cod; sscu; sreses snow taer
nonster OF serc. a.,
IL 90
BrsINsros. VI, sunrise-rbernem meter y e.ov
Rorsrs foIxr, n Y, suprss-rhsrmomcsevS - oeios'
ST JoEsNsvsy. VI, sunrise-Tt ernor~ter e.so~.
1isiRs, n. Y-Theru ometer II be, q Wind ~ =,
SS~BvHGH. n. N.-cesr ard very cold Thermometer oe
low.
PHiiApxLrHiA, 81 n-Thermone 20 belov.
AoxpAv, Jsa. le-Sand,wa
ssrAs J-wsd uos.h west, ftvss. very cold ~ssiae'
clsn.
LoxG RakSon, ~ livery fosy the vsser % vesse IN
siShs Wind es II north teseoomster sesos s-o
B6LASps-No v~s-ea To eight fossy the vssss VIVA
no<th- rect fssh, very coA-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SEN ATE. .ALBAxr, Jan. 10, 1859.

SENA .ALBAKY Jan. IN, 1859.
The Seuate met at D. m, and toe PRESIDENT
snrour ced tne folosipg Standing Committee:
On Gaze Messrs Pso.s-r, LovelsnA and Msth-r-Mr
Pr tahiLs the plse~ Of Mr Stow. .
Charitable ana Rtgcrs Soetssss-hessA Truman, Smitn
and Prosssr. - -
I.fs.aaI bfass0 Tocns oad Cos~tes-J. A. willard, u
b.eisr and J. tpino's -
Comn~ce aad k1sisahon-Messs Ames, Lsfin sn1
6loen.
Iikyofu,s- Ne ssis Laf'n. Scott sni BuIhsm,
Na,ufoefuss-Mstsrs PIosser, Wheeler and johnson
TT.;,,,o Lor,-Messrs Patterson. Prosser Douglas
The remainder Of the Standing Committees are the
same az last year. go
Mr. Stow was left of all the Committees at bis
own request, his health being snch a" will probably
detain Tim from his seat greater portion OF the
sessiop.
Special Conmttee on aid TO the Ioebriate Asylum
was then appointed 1t consists OF Messrs. TrumsR,
Ames and Scbell.
The Senate then. without tho transaction Of any
further buiiness, adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

Eversd the opinion Of tie Court, sf ming t6e jadg-
neet vih cote.
No. 1873 Tt. Union Istur"ce Company va. j..
Rs,r Hose Error tn the Cuc0it Coat for the
Nfrfh.In Dis'rict 81 Nes.fofk. Jns'ioe Nelson de-
'verod the OPTION q the Couft siii mipg the uiy
m@,t sitb ' cts and iatrr--t.
No 9-Desn Richm"rd Va. The City Of NnEautee
Il el Appeal fr,m the Dsrcf Cont u Wisc,osia
ct al. Chief Jostce Tsosy delivered the opinion of
The Court, Ci,ussi1g the cause fcr want of u-dic'
iicp.
No. 36.-Areuuen, c,c'iuued for the appellee, and
concluded fCy tho appellants.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
From Albany.

Sreesai Dsspasd b 7xs NJ T. T"s"~
ALBANY. Mopday. Jan. 10, 1852
The Assembly Committees will be announced TO-
morrow. 1t il understood that M. Hall, tho rival
candidate for Speaker, to whom the Chairmaoshlp
Of the Committee 90 Ways asd Means belongs by
usase, Declines and that the post viii be given to
Mr. Ccpkling.
The Cbsirmen Of some Of the other prominent
Committees are believed TO be a. follows:
COMMERCE AND DNAuGArIos....TUTHrLLsf II Kings
CASALs.... OF Oficens-
CITIES AND yiLLAGss..... ......P0SD OF &ochsstes
JuDIcfaty..............'.'..' OF t"~
levee this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

In letter received from the Hoo. Wm B. Bed.
BY friend In Philsdslphis, he Sstss th he erP,o's4
to leave Bong Korg on his way hone on "a" iss q
Dscsmber, via Bombay, and tbsn take the ovstssA
,oo,e, 70 to reach Americs 10 March next AT tAs
time Of writing, Mr.. Reed wss engaged in susaGag
the rev..d tsr6, in COZ nectioo with Lord E'CA -
the Chiress Ccmnisioser. Mr.. Reed hsd jsss ~
tarsd from japan, and speaks Of thss county - nr
pasnely beautiful and the people csocil'sso'y -
agree able 10 their Intercourse vtth strSegsss
-TA< Londo~ Wakiy Rg'stey states thse ese-
rss,onderce from Rome dsercdits the s'soanossnss
thai s rs nended 10 elevate DR.. Colsa and the AreA-
bishcp Of Bstimofe to tho cArdissisalal digsiky.
Mr.. Cyrus BIDDING. We n eadss Atssses~J hss.
hss ready for tie prev life of his CID friend Csns-
bsll, tie poet, In one volume.
Mr. Kspredy u It Savannah, nAkisG psspsrasaoss
for laying the Cuban submarine ts.sgrsps.
-7& R'e's~esd Wig recommssds shs iss''dss'
tos Of tAs NAlnAl INTO vrgislA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

TROUBLE AHgAp.-A com nunica.ion, OF which the
following s copy, was received by Deputy Suqsrin-
teDdept Carpenter sst nights
CiTV IxspvcroRs DsfAsrnEsr Sev-yort, jan 70, lsc9
DaSirL CAhPtsJEs, ssq D-putv Sup rn,-ndria
Dsa' S0 Having ben nfrm-d that certain persons GOD
-mpste entry into the public ehes Of ais Depart
ru, stsyl norui f.ad ON see being s,i
st No Csue ard al Essx MARKET. corner of 0snd
end Ess.x sT..-I ny duty TO nsss arp ea.iou n
,on Police force may be sesee a. me Of
kss snora shsl b. iisite 20 srori protection sSsss
such II. gal entry and ths piolic pslce
GEO w MORTON. City Iaspsc.or
The contemplated trouble i, caused by Mayor Tie.
mhrns movement 10 sp ,oint Mr.. Mortons s1c>essor-
the matter being urder confederation BY tie Com
mon Ccurcil.
TIE Deputy Superintendent OF Police will rot innr-
FIRE. we ubderstsrd, except to preserve the pablo
peace should the services Of the Police bs deemed
necessary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Kentucky State Convention.

OINNINFNIfl WVIUtN, Jous ICNN.
TIE Kentucky Safe Conven,ioo, on Saturday,
adopted platform ipdorsins the Cincinnati platform
ara the Died Scott dscisoe, encouraging the scquis
ton Of Cubs, depourcrg sec,iooa sgitstons in the
NORTH and know-Nsthipgisns, iudorsing tie Admanis
tfstop ard pIopospg that tbs determu alton Of their
differences npo mitor and IN ssentiA points, euch
q Kapsss ana Lscomptopism shall not be permitted
TO disturb the hsr s0py of the Democracy OF Ken
tncky Toe g,e,t fes.nre OF the C,nventicn wSs the
triumph Of the Breckinrides interss. the Boyd
patty, the ze,vrs supporters sf the Lecomptoa pol
icy q the Admin istrstior-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

curious libel suit bas recently como of in Paris
Twelve homeopathic pbysicisIs sued the Us'ss
Mdieole for bsviog asserted that homeopathy was
" "pei.tsr doctrine, nor science, but usfe," go
that If 40 epoch hsd presented isssf II which
"tbe method Of HshnemAnn ooald b smplsysl ~
"any ono who was not shjsctly ignorso.-s crsnk-
"brsined visiop~y, or wretceed chsrisssn-it vss
" "csI.sDly not the present ons." Tho editors 80
propri.to Of the Unios Medseae pleaded, by ~sy =
dsf. nse and justification, that wha they hsd stsssd
vas only the truth. The Tribueal before which tie
suit was brought, without passing soy jadgmsst -
the rival clsns OF sllopstby and honeopshy yet hsA
that ,bs plaintiffs hsd no ground Of sctios, saA d.
u.issed the case, with costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Railroad Strike.

CHIes Monday, Jan, IU, ISIS.
The employees Of the Chicago aud ST. Louis Rail.
road struck fer their wages to.dsy. They have not
received any pay for the last six mosths. Tney
stopped train from Chicago at Joliet and the p,s-
sengsrs were compelled to retarn here. They also
stopped trsin from s.. l. ,uis At Ssrng6eld. Con-
siderable excitement exists along tae rs Of the road
IN reg ard 10 the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

AsTLTAhxasY PRInARrEs.-The Primary ElectiorS
OF th- Art Tsnmsny Democracy we're held last even
vg in tire different wads ofthe city by resolution,
IL ~ss ursrae that tire two Committees OF the Aati'
TAM msty Deuocrscy-ths Peoples and the Regulars
should urits in the cleo ion Of single Committee
for the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Explosion of n Steam Boiler.

CIscISsATf, Monday, Jsa ~, 1919.
This morning the steam boiler Of Joseph Wsitnkers
lsrd oil establishment Broadway exploded, severely
iriurirp feven p4rsops. The cOncassioa tre-
u,er doUs uplifting the floor and forcing ont all the
doors aud windows in the rear part OF toe bailding
The damage 10 the building Is not more thsn ,2OO
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

rxr.s-u,.,.. B,s. Bsysrd Bill Beajsuio Brodsnct,
ia c,.rS,., csecut CArs. Cin<msr, Co.isner. CnS
ssSss D,ros D.clrtl- poke foot fos'er aa%ns H.n-
sens, Hsa.son, Peso Be '''a' s'"n'N' ''AA''
NxYs-Me..r. BsLer Bib. csy; Dsvi. Dcusl., rt,cs
...,;.. a.rsD Hgut-r serson, Johnson Gem D. kias
10 I, t.D ssre. She'll TIT oall Ward YGlee.
A. KENNEDY lIbo.) was temporarily absent, bot
wouId have vcteo Yea:
-, 20 The Acor only Representatives. and the Clerk OF
ths House Fore,g1 Ministers, Hesds OF Depart Dent-
Sanr.me Judges, Ex Pfosidehts, TX Vice Presidents
and Ex-senator.
The Appropriation Military Academy bill was theo
psssed. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Loss of the Brig Oregon.

Boston, Mocdsy, Jan. ~, Ic15.
The brig Oregon, Capt Race, from Boston Tor
Boothbsy, IN ballast went ashore last night one ,ar-
tar Of mile east Of Black Rock Cohsssstt, ana be-
eame total loss. Tns crew were saved, with the
sxcspuoa Of one man. who va. washed overheard.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
70 the Associsted Presa-

ALBANY Mondsy, Jan. 10, 1879.
Gov. Morgan gave his fret evee To night The a.
tepdaI very lsrgs.
Caonl Commissioner Gardner this morning was
sworn tito Cfiice by the Secrttsrs ofSts.e.
The rev Canal Board me. and Ors.nsef to-day
after ~h;cb they sdjocrnsd to the 18Th lost The
eaer dar will be taken up on toe h Of Febraary.
The addition o. the peg members of toe B,sr9
Iieu.. Gov Campbell ard Canal Com missioner q ard
per both Republicans. leaves the political division tue
same as last Demo Gratis to three Repabloans
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Fro nj CharIpstOu.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Jan. III, 1852
large portion of James NJ. Leechs foundry, in
th,s C ty vas burned this morning. Insured for
s3 SEQ in the Aug asta Banking Insurance Company;
s.. COO in the Quaker City Company, Phil4delphis;
an $3C00 in the State of PenIsyl 'anis ComPsoy,
Philadep pbis.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Murder.

HAsILToS, c. W.. Mcoday, Jan. 10, 1853.
msn named John Mitchell to-day, Eas di.covered
IN the act of cutting his wifes throat The cju'ies he
inflicted were no severe tbst she died almost ulme-
o,ately. The murderer has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
NeW-JerseY Legislaiure.

TRENTON, n. j., Monday, Jts. IU, 10Y
Our State Legislature meets tomorrow. Memesrs
ere arriving RAPIDLY. Toe Governors Message viii
b. delivered on Wednesdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Of the Battle Of New.
Orleans.
EEw.ORLEAss, Mpnd

EEw.ORLEASs, Monday, Jan. III, lSJ9.
The anniversary OF the bsttls o. New-Orleans was
dny cole brated here the 8b inst, by grapd turn.
out OF the military and civic societies. General scott
was In the procession and attracted general attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Railroad Casualty,

CHESTER, Orarg ge Co, N. T.. Jan. 10, 1859.
Two men. one rsmed Vincent Arnold and the Other
suppoeei to be from Poughkespsie, were ustantly
killed by the Express tram ~hil9 crossing tue track
tts elirg at this place. Their bodies we're horribly
mhneed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

The Hon. sh.rrs,d Clemens Of virginis, who wss
wound ed duel expects to be able to leave his room
IN shout three weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
u. &. Supreme Court.

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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Court of Appeals.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-12

10 /. W. Buell. and william \. Buell.:
vEVHEkk 70 now on hls In the once OF the Clerk
Il Of tho District Court OF Leo Conntv Iowa -
Keokuk, tho petition Of Miller, Nayhev Co..
claiming Of L. W. Buell. judgnsnt Of three hun.
drcd dollars on promissory note exss1tsa BY him
70 James h. Bruce and by him endorsed 70 plain
tia also, the foreclosure Of mort gage certain
real estate in Keokuk Ise county, given to secure
the payment Of said note. Said petition representa-
property, and prays for judgment and the fore
closure of the mortgage, An order Of sale, IN ex-
tinction Of the interest Of both the defendants In
the premises, and FOR general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the June term tl86o) Of
said Court, judgment win be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
May IA, 1s59-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
To Guy Wells, Hugh W. Sample, samuel r. Curtis,
Frank g g. Umstcd, Edward Klbourne, Il. r..
Ford, d. w. Ford, James Holsey, A. L. Deming,
John w Cleghorn, &. II Harrison, Rlihu Gum,
David B. Gum, Oscar r. Davis, Noah Greeley:
TIvHEREi is now Gle in the Office of the Clerk Of
i the District Court Of Lee County, lows, 1T Keo-
kuk the petition of Hannah M. Taggert, Execu-
trix Of the estate Of Robert Taggrat deceased and
Emma +. TAggert and Alice q Taggart, minor
children, by Hannah M. Taggart their guardian,
fifth OF certain lands in Lee county, Iowa, and the
CART Of December 18th, 1850. Said petition prays
for decree, partition Of the lands described In
the petition, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before The second day Of the June term u659) of
said Court judgment will be rendered against you
RANKIN, MILLER d ENSTER,
May IA, l8B9-d1m Plaintiff Att'ys.