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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
Rg Hon. Joshua r. Git

Rg Hon. Joshua r. Giddings, per-
emptorily declines being candidate for
Governor before the Republican State Con-
vention on the end Of June next. His
name has been freely used in connection
with that Office, but it is his desire to re-
tire permanently to private life. He will
not, however, as from his nature he could
not, be idle. The country will, if his life
is spared, be indebted to his stern integ'
rity, his long experience, his vast accumu'
lation of facts and his vigorous pen, for &
hue history ofthe conflict between Despo
tism and free principles in this Country
in which he has so long acteda conspicu
Gus part.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber gives notice that as The as.
a slgnte of Miles, Lash:r & johnson. he
offers tor sale the following properly, wit:
The Flourlng and Saw Mills situated in the
town OF Racine, kn own as The Racn. Mills.
with an adjoining Town Lot. Both Of ss.d
Mills are Ci the very btst construction spd
are auY1ntaEeousi, located, having mschi, cry
OF the most approved kind and IN complete.
running order. Persons d,sTous III purcbs
sing mill property would du wei 10 call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Alri l9-l6-Sn'H b. +. MILES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, ]
Columbus, O., April 25, SO. {

AUDITOR OF ME1Gs Co-Deay Sir.
Yours of 2st inst. is at hand. The .eis.
son no reieyence is made, in my insuuc.
tons to Township Assessors, to the ''reg
istration OF births, marriages and deaths
by those officers, is that the act requiring
that duty OF them has been suspended.-
also understand hat the law requiring
the enrolment Of the Militia has been Ie
peaed. +. NJ, WhlGHT, Auditor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
PrUpOseI AInendnlCIst n 40 TIIc Con
SIi1uGsOh.

lIelative to an Amt ndment TO the Constiu-
ton, providing for Annual Seasons of the
General Assembly.
RESOLVED, nY ruE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF the
STATE OF ONO, THEE ffths Of the members
Of each house concurrsg therein, that it be
and IS hereby proposed to the electors Of the
State TO vote at The next annual October State
election, upon the ap proval or re lection ofthe
following ame ndment as substitute 70 the
first clause of the tw wentv-flth section Of the
second article vi the Constitution OF his State,
to wit: "All regular sessions of the General
Assembly shall commence on the first Monday
in January annually"
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MAXI IN " WELKER,
APRiL 5, 1853. President oil the enate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03

Jpssee SIaTfUrd ) EsIaLo.
NOTICE is hereby given that the rnder-
y signed have been appointed and qualj fed
as Administrator and Administrative OF The
Estate cf eSse Stafford, !ale It Meirs County.
deceased. ". II. PA1TFN, administrator,
ELIZABETH STAFFORD, AGm,x
Aprl 25, 1859 VI 3t.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
SECRETARY OF STATE S OFFICE,

OOLUMBUsI % dPTII 7, loOJ.
| hereby ceTliv that the futegslng Joint
Resolution, ''reiatIve TO an Amendment to
the Constitution providing ioI Annual SeSs on
oi the Genera As. nlbiy," is true copy from
the original IOu on file IN TINS ofiice.
A. L. RUSSELL,
Secretary OF State.
| hereby certify that the iurgoing IS a true
copy oi the proposed amendment Ia the Con.
stituticu rs certified ny tho secretary OF
S:atr. ) SfiNHE@, Autt-- N q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03

FoMENoY,
Flour, 6l0Ol3G.5O o brl.
Wheat. SLGC@l.I5 p BUSH
Oats, 554 65c. p hush.
Potatoes, I OUoR 90 n bush
Apples, (ereeI) Sl.5UGe2.
Butter. leCDe5c. per h.
Eggs, qCeoIUr. " doZ.
Molass"s, 40& 45c. p gal,
Sirup, 81 y gal.
Sugar. IN. o. s@9c. v n
Sugar (Whit1) l21i@l5c.
Coffee, l?4p l5c. p b.
RieS, 697c. q %.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03

Eg~The following communication from
the Auditor Of State. has been handed to
Us by y. Stivers, Esq, our County Audi
tor. 1t is of special importance to Town
ship Assessors, whose attention is par
ticuIarly called thereto:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
POmerOy Retail Market.

rrEsDAY. April 10, 1859.
Cheese, dom Zee v n.
Chees", (W. R.) s4I2ykc
Soap. 5QEi0c. & n.
lCaHdlcs. (taliow) lac l5C
Candles, (Opal) &c.
Candles. (star) pc.
Fish, Cody 5GGAc.
Fish, tMnckercl,) y 5@ I0c.
Fish, (Wh;tc) Sc.
picklcd Pork, OCPlOc.
Shoulders, Pa Zoe.
Sides, (snoked) 04 l0c.
Hama, re.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03

shortest notice and in Tho hest possible man
ner. He is determined by strict attention 10
business and fair dealing, to merit n share Of
public pairona2e. Stocking Yarn and Jeans
constantly en- hand The highest price paid
for Wool. IlG-5m'.l IHOS. EGAN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03


y Y virtue Of an execution TO me directkd
u rom the Superior Court of Cincinnati. I
viii offer for sale on The farm Of John SIoar
in Bedford Township, Meigs County, on IN.
tth day Of May, 1853, a. II O'clock noon.
the following Described properly, ,u.wit.
One Bay Male, one sorrel Colt two years old.
twelve head Ut hogs, one two horse wagon.
one one horse buggy, one COW, one OK cart.
one double barrel shot gun. | Will also offer
or sale al the Old store houte Of Iru Sloan in
Bungtuwn, Bedford Township, at 2 O'clock.
Of SAID lth day OF May, 1859. The following
described properly, to-wlt: A small lot OF
carved dishes, also u small LOT of glass lars.
also small lot Of pitchers and tea pots, also
a lot Of baskets. corn, also lot OF dry goods
| clothing, lace, yelling, &c. snd laISe va.
uety Ut other things too numerous to mrn.
tIon, 1t being tiIe remnant of said Ira Sloan .
store, aud sold as the property of Ira Sloan.
J0hn sloan ano En- Sloan' at the su5 OF Fol.
lard, Smith 4, Co. J. Y. SMITH, S. NC
| April 20-t7-3t-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
Brooklyn CITY News

TN BROOKLYN FERREa-The Common Council az Brook
Ign, at regular meeting held on tho 2ls ut authorized
Especial committee 70 negotiate with the Common Council
OF New York for alteration the terms Of sale Of the
Union Ferry lease for ten years from May l. 1851 By
which tho rate Of errsgo would be reduced to its former
standard OF one cent This committee through s Chair
man, Alderman Dayton, addressed n communication "a
the New York Common Council, stating very forob,y the
arguments which should induce New York favor thg
reoucuon OF crraee, and meeting tho only objection
which could arise-namey that IN of reduced IN
comeby Offering guarantee TO New York of an annual
receipt equal 10 that now realized. The Board OF Alder
men, on the recommendation OF the Mayor promptly ac-
coded To this proposition by ca
Committee; but appears that on Thursday evening tina
Board Of Counclmcn passed the without action
The inference to be ORA from neglect OF this kind ON
the part Of either body Of the New York Common Coun
Gil, ~ BY 10 means fatterng There be no question
whstcver o. the penen. to New York, as well Brook
yn, by thus proposed reduction OF ferriage AS the
Brooklyn Committee remark, the benefit Will be proper
oned 10 the business representation long as New
York guaranteed al annual rent Of ferries equal To
be present rent with two cent ferrage the only effect
RTeusal from the New York Common Council 10 meet
Of the Union Ferry Company ten years longer when
he latter Will per hapB number half million and Ne York
nearly one million and half Oh course the interests OF this
company are nj STAGE and In conflict with the interests Of
Oh sucn communities. It's DO expected that they
would leave no effort untrod prevent 80 desirable con-
uMmation to both cities: and It Ia prcsamabe therefore,
Nat thero must be Interior otees on the part Of
nc Now YORK Commissioners for negecting prevent
ing tnB arrangement Tho consequences far from
curing tic monopoly Of tho Union Ferry Company, will
and the treasury Of tho corporate authority Brookyn
which IL determined 70 prevent ut all sacrfccs
al Of the ten years. Lease New York recreant to ho
own civic policy Brooklyn will not share her disgrace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

An interesting meeting took place ut the st. Nicholas
Hotel on Thursday evening last when Colonel Colt the
highly successful and wped manufacturer mazda n
presentation Of ono hundred Of his excellent carbes or
cavalry pistols Tor the OF Garbad and his company
o. guides There were present by invitation G. Albnoa "
Bota, Dr. Ceccarini, G. Fabbr, P. Fabbri; O. FAbbr
cot O. Gajani and Pasacadi members Of the New York
Committee Of the italian National Society and also Vale
ria and Seccb dc Casa editor dc Italia CAPTAINS
Barnas Comsiock aud Hartley. Colonel Colt delivered
an appropriate Speech and warmly expressed hs az mus
Thy Tor the ialian cause and his admiration for Grnerl
Gaileald His principal object Ia making the present al
ms weapons was to make the life Of more sure
10 the Diost OF faithful followers well armed and should
SHOT Ion ole Of bus arms the life OF Garbald he
would DC most happy Colonel Colt referred TO Sxnsr
Albinolo, there present, how eleven years ago
ID Pa's, no (Colt had expressed his desire
OF Offering some aid for the Italian cause G. Gaan aad
" Boa replied, and presented the THANKS and the &C.
acknowledgements Of the Italian Committee. The meetisg
Neeehte muca interest and animatoo and all there pre-
sent seemed 70 be inspired with that lively pleasure aad
Joy which generally good and generous action awakas
This by far the largest and useful preseut made
~ private person for expression Of sympathy with
the Italian cause and glad 1t comes from Ameri-
tbuted by any foreign city for the aid of the am-s az
the Italian sodery that Of eleven thousand dollars
made in New York by tho said gentlemen OF the Itaas
committee they arc yet at work endeavorng to eatoe
new FUNDS for the Italian National Society presided ovor
~ Carbadi without interfering the oper atiooa ar
others VINO may DO willing and qualified 10 gather funds
Tor TIE Same generous object.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
Arrival OF the Karnnk.


By the arrival Of the steamer Karuak Captain Brown
less we bavc Nassau papers the 2sd of November in
elusive The Governor dissolved tho Assembly IN the
Gath. The American bark Umpire. Higgins sailed fro0
Nassau on the ed Of November for jamaica
from the Nassau Herald, Nov. Of
An Amer steamer bound 70 Aspinwai recently gok
on shore at the ferch Gays The only vessel that was
the place, and that TO her assistance was the
Tropic Vino, whose captain tho sum Of $3 500 wsa
offered 70 convey the mails TO Jamaica This offer being
refused the coal board the was thrown over
board and she finally got Off after being on shore seven
days. 0 ~M
The American brig Orchard Torrey, n A. Cole mas
ter from Quad aoupe bound 10 Jacksonville put In
On Monday last for medical assistance The captain aud
all taken with fever four days after leaving
Guadaloupc. Que OF the Harry Ross died on Mon
cay at twelve O'Clock The v-sse ID charge OF onc oe
the crew aud Elk men belonging EIeuthera where
pot.
The American schooner Mary Fl Sampson master a
and from Plymouth, bound to Atakapas, Fla nut int
thus port last evening" in DISTRESS having sprung xoak in
the late heavy weather.
From the Herald, Nov. I6l
SALyAGK-The Chamber OF Commerce yesterday award
ed 10 the savors Of the cargo American ship Red
wood wrecked At G. and Bahama Dor cent ON The nat
proceeds Apr value Of dry and 80 Der cent On
ne net proceeds OF the wet also per cent on tia
Specie, and Els 70 the wreck master.
From the Herald Nov 1871
Ibe bark Medway, GU leaving port for london On
saturday night last, got shore the east eod A.
SILVER Cay, and became total wreck. Toe Medwav
crossed the bar with light breeze which was fair ana
gained an oinLg of mile two Tho wind then failed
entirely, ana She gradually shoreward bv tho
swell OF the ocean, which, with sudden flaw OF WIND
The cargo was all saved by sundy wreckng vessels lying
Id port ~ the time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

joy, Of Illinois. was manifsstly "not at homc,"
and Evar's evidently hadn't hts hricf along.
The only man of any note amoog them all was
Joseph H"xie, formerly known ~ glorious
Joe Hoxie." He made Que happy remark,
and We believe 1t is true He said tina. oae Of
the kading candidates for Alderseu we for.
get the name-had been indicted, aud was still
uptried. for thieving from the public treasury,
and that another had been Indicted, tried. Goa.
victed and sentenced tn four months in the
pertentiary tor telouious assault, but Judge
ment was suspended until be cna'd be elected
an Alderman Of this great city. This Is fair
specimen Of the kind of Common Council we
are going to have next year, after all the fuss
about reforn aud the Mayoralty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
News from CALIFORNIA;.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2, 1859.
The overland mail OF the 1lth has reached Jefferson
City.
The occurrence of heavy rains had almost stopped
business at San Francisco. Coffee advancing Can
dses firm, with "a lmted movement, al 100. q
2lc Provisions quiet and unchanged Butter
slow Of sale. Lard improved rife Bacon, l2c l2,sc
Pork, heavy, brped hams, nc. Raw sugars inactive
and teudipg downward crushed, 1lc, ana market un.
settled.
Arrived at san Francisco It'll, whale ship Gen. Williams
from Cchosk Sea, with 500 bb!s oil 800 bs bone
On the 9th the ship Southern Cross arrived from Hong
Kong.
The ship Levantcr had cleared for Valparaiso with
ago cnsstng principally OF tea lard hams barley and
Fears entertained the safety Of several ships
which we're long over due from New York. Among
them are the Lberubim, due over three months, and
Golden EsR'e, duo over two months. Ten clipper
.hps ON the from port had been out over one
Recent bad penetrated into every section OF the
State, giving renewed activity to agriculture mining
The bfingc the Yuba river ut Parks Bar had
been swept away by the high wafer.
The Sacramento Valley Railroad being vigorously
pusheo for ward An additional OF eighteen miles
would be flushed by the drst Of January The portion
already completed was paying eighteen per cent on is
cost.
The claim of Henry Carbuston to eleven square milos
Of iano N Sacramento Valley, had been rejected by
Judge Hoffman, Of the United States District Court on
the ground that Carbuson unpatralized foreign.
u
land from the Mexican government The decision has
an Important bearing on other cases. involving vast
aniohDt Of landed property
Jsues Jsmson, late Deputy Clerk Of Sacramento City
absconoed Oh the steamer OF the 5,h II had
discovered that he was de,auter TO the amount OF
Slo1O ana he HAD also converted his $l4000
worth OF the county bonds
Pour h'ghwaymen had attempted to rob etage having
large q tre ASSURE belonging To Wej,s Fargo
Co. Two Of Vi. robbers killed wounded oy
two Sacramento policemen, who were III the cotch.
General kbbe of The California militia, who has been
MI tho
o The PM River Indians has thus far killing
eighty Warriors and taking four hundred prisoners The
a,t1r have been PLACED Mendocius Reservation for DC
mestcat,un.
The special correspondent Of the Sacramento Null
writing from the new silver nnes East Nevada SAYS that
The actual cash sales 81 small inter original
Cnstock vein since the lst OF September amount TO
$6U,N0.
The same correspondent says that indications Of other
aho exclusive silver VEINS appear, and thinks that
country around Carson Valley and along easteru
Hope Of the Sierra Nevada destined TO become ono Of
the richest mineral regions In America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
News from Ha v.Ana.
inc steamer BALTIMORE bas arr1vtu from Hsv. c 49,.
uL There ID no of Importance -
Marketa.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAan
o..,..., Fan-AOxisrsA Doc 2. IMN
Rsi.o.a 2ok, Morris Canal, 81; Long Island RSsos1
10; rsnnsyivsam Railroad, a!H.
Cot.onsales today 1900 bais n.,Su; q s;s .sSs
nAc lie for middllng SAILS Of the wesE q, a.
oses; recsps OF ast week. % Ooo bses, against 7cWs
year, lSS 900 Receipts OF ali Southern ports ahnas -
lat stock port, 1888 600 bales Frs,rhss
Cotton-Saies to-day 9,O0e bales ID .Oxo. for mass.
80 . ns Week. " ooo bales receipts the las. w-~t
receipts ahead Of Last year, 70 OOe bales Er..,s -
Hsvre 70. i6c 10 Exchange on London sk ~ ~
az It % s,"ck IN port ilSoo b.s expsss 4
0"oo-Saaes to-day 500 bales a unchanged psioss.
c,..o. CHARLESTON, Dpc. 2, lisa
A''' " ~ 0'ioo pa'os ~ unchanged prices
Cotsou-Saies to day AS baies At a decline Of 20
CaARlnsros, Dec Q, ts5a
lcAc 70 &c; sales Of the week $40 hsles ssrsss
chsng at decline OF No. No, AZ compared WITT ,,.s
xeek Recipes Of the week 70 500 bales. Esp,s -
l6 6V0 bales Ss
BAIruoss Dec. ., 1864
Flour quiet at IS 37 for supernne Wheaa-A dec,t..
81 IS for cho,ce Corn quiet: White oac Tor new ~
oec for DID, Provisions quiet; mess pork SIS r. IA
2Ghc.
PHnApxPnA, Dec. q lSSa
Four-Saes to day 900 bbs. at IS Is for sapsr ane
WheatSaies 5000 bushels; red 81 80 u 49, buyers r.
tuse the latter price, CorrSales 100 bushels ~ ase
for old yellow. Provisions active; mess pork $40 Wnis
key steady at 26hc &c.
BUrALo, Dec 2-lPM
Flour more quiet and steady: salss COZ bbls WhesA
shade easier sales 00O bush Canada club o. Is aO0
No. Milwaukee club At 81 VI 81 ", 5000 Green Bay
ected At 4oc and 200 No nc Barley steady:
sats 2oOo bushels Canada at &C. Other grains quiet
Wh'ekey nominal ut 24ho Imports-2OOO bbls hour
900 bushels wheat, IS 600 sheis corn 22OvO bushels
oats. Lxports-l7 900 bushels
OswsGo. Dec. 2-6PM
-Four dull at IS for State from Chicago sprog wheat
Wheat IN limited milling demand, but held above the
Corn quiet Barley do Of 20 bushels Canal o.
private terms Rye, oats and peas quiet Lake imports
2,oOO bbs nour, 20 0O0 bushels wheat Canal exnora
26OO Bushels wheat, $500 corn $50 do rye IL V0o
do. oats. Weather colder
Flour dull Wheat quiet and Ic lower: sales a ~
Corn dull Oats H. m Receipis-9OO -four Is 100
Datnes wheat, 2ao0o 40. CON- Shipments-260 bbs.
Hour, $40 bushels corn.
MILWAUKEE Dec Q 1850
Flour steady. Wheat firm Corn anu oats upch .nveS
Receips-St0 hbs tour, 1900 bushels wheat sn,o.
ments-l zoo bbls dour, 300 bushels wheat
DETROIT Dec. 9, 1859
Fosr steady and unchanged: white wheat 81 20 81 q
Rece'ps-3,st 500 bbs. Hour Shpmens-6 $40 bbis flour;
COO bushels wheat
TOLEDO, Dec. 2, 1854
ceIts-2, 100 bbs flour, 900 bushels wheat
Flour quiet Wheat dull but unchanged in price Other
articles unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., Dec. 2, 1854
small steamer, painted black with white STRIPES has
been lying at anchor in the inlet sinco Wednesday
man who came ashore said she from No York for
Havaua ana had been purchased by the Spanish govern
meLt, and haa put IN in consequence Ut head winds
From tho fact that she Ia still remaining the inlet ana
from the humber Of men on board it's that
Is 0ibuster vessel
The steamship General Serrano cleared at New York
Oh the 18th November, doubtless the vessel de-
pCr lbed1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
The Case or stephens.

SCPHEME COUHT-GENkHAL TERM
Present, Hon. Judges Roosevelt (P. J) Ingraham and
Sutherland.
The People Jas &ephens C0nried Of Poisonino ~
Wye1be prisoner directed be brought up before
the Court on Tuesday, the 18th inst
We understand that II u the intention OF the prisoners
counsel momoraiize the Governor for stay or execu.
ton, the ground that important medical testimony az
TO the analysis Of the stomach and the quantity Of arsenic
necessary TO destroy e will be adduced 10 oonte that
already gwen for tho prosecution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

WOMAN FATALLY BuRM.-IAst evening Sarah Mooney,
ascd twenty Owe years. residing In Mercer street, near
Canal while filling fluid lamp upss. tho fluid on her
csothos, which immediately took nre The poor woman
instantly ran into the street, where tho fame envelopcd
neI person Seputy Sheriff Sinclair and MuIhaI ran stcr
ano up with her. and after oubIe succeeded
me names, but not before the woman was
veIy reverey burnt she was taken 20 the New York
Hospital, where the physicians gave e their opiaiou
thai she would die before morning. ~f'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

Frenchs Hotel, occupied BY Augussa GarcigA and two
brothers, entered by hotel thief and robbed e
S374 in Spanish doubloons besides quantity OF cot
Tho occupants had been to the ihcatrc and retur
discovered their room In the utmost disorder, tTx
and vaiisee being open and their contents scatterr
about The matter will bc LAID before the POLICE -
ties tor investigation. e<@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
Arrival or tho santa Fe Mail.

Tho Santa Fe mall reache Independence yesterday but
its anticipated BY the Buttoreld Although
travelling unoer escort the mall party fred upon
by the Kiowa lnoisns, but nobody hurt Two hun.
nrcd lodges OF Arrapaboes Chey met on
The Arkansas river ara unusually friendly. The
troops Pawnee Fork have fertilization capa.
bic Uf resisting any attack,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

NEW URIEANs, Dec 2, 1853.
The brig Chief Of Yorktown, Va from s., Thomas fer
Tobacco has been lost the latter port No lives lost
The seesei Id u total loss.
The steamship Savannah aground at tho mouth OF tho
river, ana Is reshipping her cargo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
Arreet tor Nfan steaIinr.

NEW HAVEN, Conn Dec 2 1859.
News has just reached here Of the Of George W.
Bhhcp Of this city, Tor man stealing Bishop was In the
employ u respectable horse dealer here, aud being
sebt Soutb with horses, enticed negro lad from
New York 10 20 with him, aud sold him In Alabama He
back here with well lined pockets an started again
the Souih On hts return he arrested by the
ice Of Philadelphia where he awaits trial for his crime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
Heavy Libel SUIT.

Tho Chicago nmocyos sued yesterday by N. q.
Judd State senator for libel Mr.. Judd laws his damages
At ei00 600 Tho suit brought account OF al,secd
libek published In the Desc Of different times during
the last ak mouths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
News From pixies Peak


LEhNkNWUKIH, DeC 2, 1903.
The Denver City Express OF the 24tn ult has arrived
with $l2, OCO III treasure. The news 10 unimportant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

given IN another column Ia another place wt Va found
The prices Of the hesrs Stuart for their reaaea gooia
q n,e qu'; $50 baes ro, ssimu,pgs. were 500 At
lie Frceh,s were orm, especially for Liverpool while
enesgs neIts we're modei ate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
Trado Of Philadelphia.

PHIIADELPHA, Uoc 2, 1853
Exports Of the month Of November, 1881 $40 Decrease
from the same mouth last year, $l0760 Imports of the
mouth VI November, 81 ,l94 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03


The schooner Charles, Of Bangor from Florida, with
hhou', bound for New York, is ashore on tho Nag
Head, and breaking up.