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GLOVES.

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LEV TIL Ar
Livery, Sale L. Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. C. MFERRIN, Proprietor.


GNHE undersigned having leased the rbovc we'll
4 known establishment formerly kept by MIR. JoHN
II. SIpAN has thoroughly repaired ana rciittcd 1t in
al its departments aud challenges competition in
point Of convenience aad ca Hciiy from any similar
establishment IN the South west
LIVERY.
] shall keep constantly On hand number Of baud
~Dme vehicles OF all Kinds, ant "a stud OF horses
unsurpassed IN style speed and safety.
SALE
an prepared to an ans bill for gentlemen wish
ng purchase carriage buggy or saddle horses, and
Will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers of stock vii iui at my establishment suit
able accommodations Tor any humber Of horses or
mules, at reasonable rates.
BOARDING.
Cont emen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles ensured that stock will receive the best
att ,ntItr, ana az the lowest current rates.
am tiso provided with all the facilities for Break
ing. Gauug. NIckiug ana Docking horses, and will en-
sure satisfaction.
will receive and sell stock OF AL kinds commits
SION and from thorough acquaintance and constant
familiarity with the market, feel no hesitation in
promising satisfaction.
Being determined to give satisfaction To all Who
may ctll portion Of public patronage Is solicited.
G. McFERRIN,
JanlS-dly Lite Of Bowling Gfecn. Ky.
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FOR sake or Rent.

TNHE beautiful residence Of JAMES v HAYS,
Il at Antioch epot, on the Nashville and ~
Chattanooga Railroad about eight miles from -s,sz
the city containing Ninety Acres Of Land, about
Fifty Acres of which is cleared, the balance
heavily timbered, with the fine improvements viii
be rented for the year 1859, to good tenant. We
viii also sell the above place on reasonable terms
and at low figures or particulars enquire Of Jas.
e X. GIASCoCK,
dec24-lm Agent
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Tinware.

FIfuE eaezrFtbofs eazz<e.I in tho NANr-
fAczUkE 0g IfNMARE Eeexy eless that
teAtes the aeass = .ra<s.sssuf znd enEsaef via th
Sseisl .-ketean : fszia - Rsp@lrlsx oeking ves-
SIS sad Al AFtlclrs u Iae4re- 9ss-t
ks-ais-s q - MACKENZIE krsuIrS.
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lotteries.
w God, Eddy a. Co.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES !
(cIARrERED By TIE STATE OF GEoRGLA)
Capital PriZc $5O,OOOi
U,sunnan OIL, IT,. noHt1f
Tickets Only Ten DOIIars!!!
Notice to tI,e PubIic.

A. the members ~ our frm have, by way OF pur-
chase become TIE owner " the grants chartered by
the States Of Del ware Kentucky. Missouri and part
OF those m tcoTa. lpcer the of Aessrs.
Gregory Marry, az Wilmington, e,aWare, we have
deeued 4 cNpcd'cut Go change the name q our firm,
on and after January ls, 1859, - tsai Of MOOD ED
Dl \ CO, who VIII hereafter have The management
~ the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others, a.
above mined.
In an Transactions We have underworld ~ conduct
our business with integrity and promptness and we
can as-Tc tr gEbic that the Patronage hsrerofore
bestowed on u j well deserving Of beng transferred
TO our succefsors. Very respectfully,
:. SWAN CO.
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IIaIf Hose.

A IARcf stock - tnd4n, sAaker Flannel, C.shs
n mere. L4llh's Net Wilite and C.l.red Nrrf-
~. and hso~a And shae Brs.sh c0rtan HAlf Hgss,
Issi rcreixe1 41a for z4i~by
ssss-s T. Mocha
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WOOD, EDDY & co., Managers.

---o---- -
TNHE following Schema vii be drawn by Wood Eddy
Co, Managers ul tie sparta Academy Lottery in
each OF tbcir SIagIe Number L0ueTics Tor JAsuARY,
1889, "a AuGUsrA Georgia IN public, under the gu
periute ndence OF Commissioners.
Class draws Saturday, February s, 1859.
Class draws Saturday, February 70, 1853.
Class DAVIS Saturday, February 10, 1859.
Glass 8 draws Saturday, February 20, 1853
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Soap! Soap!

00n BOXES saint Louis i.aa Assuphts ssap on
OtU consignment aad fnr ssie snAaaf2et aroTs'
prices, al No. 3 Azfket street..
yail oAarEa, wIIsFoRp q %.
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w. N A S III WILLIE:
MONDAY MORNING. :. JANUARY "a, 1853

So We have Just received additional sup
plies Of Printing Materials and stock of all
descriptions, and are better prepared than
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style of
the art. We solicit orders.
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H.

WE Siis pay TIE highest oash prses ssr leo go
w yeeas SssEo Eaa and WosAaa AZ No. - eeaas
street H a. ii. HAYNES : co.
SILT
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For Rent.

rIyHAT very desirable Store Room adjoining my
i Office being No. Is Cherry street, for nexi
year Apply 10 WILL l. BOYD, JK,
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CfncInnati Marked.

CIScINSATT, Jan 19.-CHEESE-The market has rul-
ed steady and firm, and prices are without change
The sales comprise coo boxes at SIC for selected
r., ssl99c for extra large do; 1O91Ic for English
dairy, II 912c for nutmeg, and lie for pine apple.
Received during the week. ,l02 boxes and exported,
l 500 d.
CRANBERRIES-The demand has been but moder
ate, and confined to the local trade, and prices have
declined 10 sIE0S 2 bbI, with sales OF 200 bbls at
these prices.
CANDLES AND SOAP-we have no change TO notice
in the market. The demand for all articles Continues
good and prices firm. We continue to quote star
Candles at 2Oc for full weight, and 1Sc for IA OF;
Opal lie; and TaLow 121z9l31zc. Soap rules as
heretofore quoted Palm and No. al 1zc and extra
71zc, L.. 655 boxes candles and 969 do Soap were
exported during the week.
EEATH ERS-Ihe market is quiet and steady at AZ
@43c z ID
FRUIT-There has been good demand for dried,
and prices have ruled steady and Arm The sales COM
prise 500 bush. closing firm, S2a2 10 for apples
the latter rate for small parcels from store and Sc
IS for peaches, on arrival, and 50 2593 so from
store. Green apples are in fair demand, ~ 5Q9ST
r brl. according 70 quality
IRON-A better demand for pig, and prices have
advanced $lf0S2 per ton within the week. About
200 hot blast sold at S26GD27 Manufacturers buy
more freely. Bars are unchanged, and We continue
to quote common at &c.
LEAD AND SHOr-The market remains unchanged.
Pig lead quote at u and 90; bar 51<9614- and
sheet and pipe &c. Shot sells at S2U92U 50 2
keg.
l.EATHER-There is change in the market
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Real estate Sales.
For sale.

az s. For Sale. - .A L
A BEAUTIFUL. ResiIerees il Edgefeld. I -
II have for sale hne private residence, IzzEE 4
situated in Ldge6eld, in HUDSON Nheless lzEkza
Second Addition, the eoTnerpf Robson and
FatherIand streets The lot fronts on Fatherland
$50 feet commencing atthe corner OF Hobson street,
and back re feet 20 sixteen foot alley, being
lots No. 81 50 and So and aEe enclosed with sub
stantal plank fence. The grounds oFnaIEented
with beautiful shade and fruit trees. The house Is
fine. one-story cottage building containing rooms
in all, with other necessary outbutings, and is fur
nished in the most complete and handsome style.
This is one OF the and So desirable locations
in EdgeheId. l Will give bargain this property.
For terms, &c, apply TO
jans-2w Z. R. GIASCoCK, Agent.
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We have good assortment Ut Psrior, Store, one.
and Church stoves, Tor taalor wso1.
JsulS-u MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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No R4i'lfs. j |.lEAnss
MAGNETIC PLASTER
The Great Strengthener and Pain Destroyer.

The best and cheapest Household Remedy in the
world. Simple and pleasant in its application,
certain ana ecctnal in its results beautiful sciep-
tide external Curative, applicable for the relief Of
Pain at any time, in any place, any part Of the hu
system, and under all circumstances If you
put this Plaster ywnerc, if Pain there the Pas-
will stick there until the Pam has vanished. The
Plaster magnetizes the Pain away, and
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I'm Order

ITO meet the 0biection sometmes ursed agalrss
Il purchasing Mil, thai the uHncs are to- h4ra,
Ne have beH induced ~ oer, tog iSsszSr szAax
aNfN oar arlafraaea
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Z Rock CITY Mills.
.CHANGE.

Having sold entire stock of Hardware,
Cutlery, 6 uns, &c., to Messrs. A. W MCCALL
(lae of the house Of MCCALL, yASIEER Co. ,, and W.
F. FAIL, of GAINESVILLE take this method OF returning
my sincere thanks to the patrons of the late house,
and would cheerfuIly recommend to them the mem
bers Of the new firm as being business men and gen.
uemen worthy Of all confidence.
te-f..s-s f.t ear JOHN WILLIAMS,
Jan. IL, 1859. Late WILLIAMS Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
HORRIBLE MYSTERY.
SUPPOSED MURDER OF SEVEN PERSONS

A. the wife Of one Of the party engaged in the re-
covery Of treasure from the wreck Of the British
of-waT Hussar, sunk off Port Morris, on Wednesday
afternoon discovered something floating in the water
near b. ard presuInDg it to be piece Of timber that
could be turned to advantage, Mr.. Ramsay went IN
2 boat sid tcwed il ashore when il was discovered to
be box containing human remains. The following
norIing Coroner B. b. Valentine Of West Farms, was
notified Of the fact when that official accompanied
by DR.. y. X. Freeman, proceeded 10 Port Morris for
The purpose of making an Investigation into the mys-
terry for such it proves TO be- beyond the satisfactory
solution Of those who have had the matter under their
consideration. The box IN question IL made OF pine,
an inch thick, measuring feet inches long, IS
inches wide and III deep GDsde measured. l. was
found to contain 10 less than the remains Of seven
persous-two white men. two women and two children
and a negro.
A. the bottom of the Ilsy one woman Of ordinary
size aud the negro tie next layer consisted Of man
AID woman-the former was very tai and OF powerful
frame In order 10 get him in his legs had been bent
up behind in q manner that could only have been
done soor after desth, and while the body was yet
warm. and by lis side another woman Of ordinary
size and whose head had been ca of and placed near
her feet, apparently with q view Of economizins the
oon; the other white man, who was Of ordinary size,
girl apparently about seven years old, and an infant
filing up the remaining space. All the adult bodies
had shrouds Of al inferior quality upon them, and
appeared 10 have been used more with view OF con-
yeying false impression in case OF the bodies being
found than anything else, inasmuch as there were
other matters usually attended to IN preparing deceased
persons for nterment which hsd been entirely neglect
ed Each Of the women had night-csps 90, and over
one Of them tied handkerchief, which had proba
by been used f9r closing the mouth Of the dssessed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
ONO REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

The proceedings of the Republican Convection, held
nj Columbus on the 2d inst to nominate candidates
for Governor Lieutenant Governor, and other State
officers eynce unusual interest in the Republican
cause. Every county in the State fully repre-
sented and many prominent Republicans were present
from various parts OF the State outside the regular
county delegations The proceedings of the Con-
yenton were, in the MAN. says The Ohio STATE
Journal, 'characterzcd by the utmost harmony and
good feeling and although the contest for nomina
nation for several Of the offices was spirited and
protracted, nothing occurred to dctract from the
prevailing enthusiasm
The Convention was permanently organized by the
appointment; of the Hon. Benz. +. WADE IL. = sona-
tori of Ashtabula County President, with 'ice-
President from each Of the II Congressional Dis
trcts; j. IL. Green Of Hamilton County as Secretary,
with hall dozen assistants. While the Committee
were out celebrating organization, the Hon.
Henry s. Lane Of Indiana, by invitation, made
stirring speech Astounding in telling points, winch was
received with enthusiastic applause.
Mr. Wade on taking the chair, said that IN ms luig-
ment this was 90 Of the most important assemblagss
ever convened in this State. This Convention COMO
not oyerrate is obligations and responsolities ne
admitted thai events had taken place calculated TO
disturb and distract the Republican party. But be
was here 10 cxhort to harmony Every one must sac
rifce something Of his individual Opinions 70 the gen,
eral good. He then referred to the cenireuhhS anI
despoic tendency OF the present Administrator ana
alluded at length TO the subject OF Slaver! OeoAus
he found that the a-engoSsng topic every nhere' anu
because oar Government was devoted 10 us suPPoi'
and protection TO the neglect OF every other inter
est Up TO the death of good old ten inyior'
Slavery purely local Institution, but since tnsh
every effort has been made TO make na1onsi. n"
compromise OF 1850 the 6rst step the repeal o. me
Missouri Compyumise was the next and the system
adopted TO force Slavery upon Kansas the next.
lie r,fu;ed the fiction that The Democra'c psTt{
was the peculiar friend of the ajoPef ciizen, anu
declared tha, the sole end and ain of that party was
ni0ger They said they wanted Cuba-moTe territory.
TSev really wanfei more ngsers. Wherever q
n;,oer wss there Democracy was; sni wherever ne
yrss not Democracy was not. The foolsh shd eA-
,ysvsyapt Mormon and Paraguay expeditions were
r,,-;cT.d ard Mr.. Ws3e closed by sgain thanking
he Convention Tor the honor they had conferred uPon
him. A.. c.....-,;or ma, ,ha
nomination for Governor, and the names OF Wl-ham
Drnpison, OF Franklin County, and ID. n. Carter, m
Cny ahoga were announced, and On the nrst oailo,
Ny Denrisor received .s9 votes, and Mr. Cartier o.
Mr.. ID : nomns; ion then declared unanimocs and
greeted " ith deaiening cheers. n
For Lieut. Governor the first ballot Was for L. NJ
Co.}frey Of Putnam, Is; John j. Wnhams OF Msroa,
"a. William Sade OF Cuyshogs, leS; A. T. 6ilmots
a Rxs. -; y. II. Var Vefhes "t Athens e'i SaS''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
ANIMAL MEETING OF THE NEW-JERSEY Y
RAILROAD AND TRANSFORMATIONS 60.

The annual meeting Of the NewJersey Railroad and
Transportation Company was held yesterday in the
depot a, Jer.ey City. The attendance was large.
Judge Lawrence Of Monmouth was called 10 the
chair; Judge Cobb of Morris, and DIR. Edgar Of Md
deseI were elected Viee-Pre-dents, and H. J. South
uisyd and John Kane, Secretsrie,.
The Directors report was read BY JoHS j. JACK
SOY esq, yiee-President and General Superintendent
The following is an abstract
IL. year is he trans-ctns 4 vhh Connected with "a,
eoupsry pr.-r.sd .he s;oshosr has ben one
hh hs severely ised The and capacity Of pablo
oks .gbctsd department Os business % sd sr-
ouy .nd .c.iny The -sut 4 ab, fr s&;s;4c
, IN he u usual reeips and Il ih> eorsd
srable dauou Of expepss bOs realizing Assr ns. income
than ary previous zhsn hs Il our afoAi sx
p.nsed with The buslness activity aud financial rrosp-nJ u e
country ASHt thirty millions of p4ss-1ssn have low been
,rsnspr,ed roas Ecs eonrs<ed opesisn without
Ls. u life limb
The burning Of he inc s,s.Abos John Darcy the h's
ina5t. zi. tsoiye oss,9 tie oSnPsny ssoa! e99 BE-
ycad Ias1EaSce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
BODY or A LADY FOUND.

Last evening about O'clock some gentlemen
were strolling along the beach about quarter Of
mile this side of Fort Hamilton their attention was
drawn :" The bod" .. IS woman which was floating
past One Of the gentlemen, named Mr. Yesterday,
immediately procured boat, and, with the aid Of
several Others brous hit the body shore. Itproyed
to be that of a richy-dressed lady. The following
description was given by two gentlemen who were
present:
The lady seems to have been between l8 and ~
years Of age, dark complexion, auburn hair, and blue
eyes, about feet inches high, had black silk
dress with ounces pending with lace from the skirt,
white and black straw bonnet, lace under sleeves,
black bareg ge shawl Canton flannel petticoat, white
drawers hoops and white under skirt white stocking,
and India rubber CATERS, laced in front; had gold
shaw-pin, around her neck gold chain, and locket
containing two ikenesses which seem TO be ofhe
gentleman, one representing him with moustaches,
and one without bad cameo earrings, on the we'd
ding finger three rings, the first plain gold, the Sc
ccpd black enameled diamond, and the third
diamond surrounded by siK pearls; and the little
finger Of the left hand plain gold ring.
When found the right eye was knocked out, there
was severe confusion on the right temple and the
left arm WAS badly bruised. The body must have
been in the water not over twenty-four hours. The
dress-pocket contained articles but the gentle
men who brought the body to land preferred not TO
touch ANYTHING but what on the exterior. The
body now lies on the beach to the residence OF
Mr. Smith, awaiting the action Of the Coroner, who
will BE- on the ground this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
Interest on the Canal Debt.

-
1~e following correspondence, relating TO the pay
Inent of the interest on Il elve millions Of Canal
Debt kas passed between the Controller GEd the Pres
dent Of the Manhattan Company: go, ,o.o
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, May % lS5a
CO HALsrED esq, President Of the Mauiattau Company
Nov YokDeay Sir regret TO be complied TO inform yGo
tin, gsatue its session, neglected 70 PROVIDE
sfy cans psy the interest the new Caua DDt OF
si200c and that The provided for that purpose by ns
Legislature 1853 exhausted the lst Of July neNt ana
deficiency will exist meet the interest dne on th day OF az
ss s 900 ee sSq9s @ 90 eqd 15 s Ss s,s2ees OF o
Necessity before the assembling Of sn"'hrI Lsss''e.
The ssa yoS acted S n .e 2'u slpn Ps'Sf Of tRs se
@rrent in the City Of New.Yok, and remembering the
credit Of the State have yentared TO write ths
M the purpose Of Dqorng whether In view o tins unsN
peod extraordinary omission Of the Legislature and the d'
sfc1s consequences which produce your Bank vi" not
,be required for this object aud thus save the
sste from the sg1ce OF having It's lou
vii cf COURSE understand that the advance" II made must be
voluntary the part Of the Bai posses % S. 70 & ,uaoy I
any other security than the expression o entire
& sisc bea o their nccc avail tbense. the t
opportunity yildicate their honor aud credit by p1ug
% make and BY The adoption Of such as vi" cHecuSy
prevent repetition Of q similar NEGLECT in future
Very respectfully yons ,,, =, III,
BANK OF rrr y h4saaTHs1 II s"GTS"i cs%Sss%} %Ss
Hon s. T. CHURCH Conorcr- Sir: Your favor Of the
3h received and its contents noted 1t deepyto be
en Of the interest Of Canal debt of S2ooooo' Tha
e credit Of The STATE 'hoaS BE- Rroc&,.d & . ot at H. o. M
would dePesa'G opy want Of PqnSnSy 10 paying .S G
l-and which during suspension IN 1851 paid in specie
equivalent expense 10 the state ct no per cent on
the amu, The high credit when THIS .s se e 81 Ss'
regarded viii, pride BY IL. eilen. must es
retber the Controller the Commissioner of the Canal Fund
possess the authority make loan for the payment OF The in
ability honor and the faith Of tbc rep,y money this
is,,itHticu viii adysDco the utcessary amount.
c. O. HALsTED, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

BADLY BEATES.-J. Shankland, Of the Uhtea
States steamer Harriet Lane, was badly bea'en ~
some rowdies, last night, at No. IS Oliver street
is alegedtbat Mrs. s. had been in the habit Of enter
tanning Billy the Greek and his friends choics
of the Fourth Ward during the absence OF her 'ese
lord and upon his return he discovered her nhae'y
and severely ch.ded her therefor. Mr.. :. ma'e up
his mind to cal on Billy the Greek and his inena''
which he did, when Billy the Greek, AFORESAID, gave
him severe beating. Billy is wanted By the Fourth
Ward Police as one OF the accompces ofthe murderer
slobberv jim.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
News from, California.

ST. LOUIS Saturday, June 4, lN''.
The Overland Mail. with San Francisco dates OF the
18th ult reached jefferson City at noon to-day, and
arrived here al 10 o'clock tonight.
The news il unimportsn.
Business wac fair, and the mining news favorable.
The steamer Santa Cruz had arrived at San Fran.
cisco from Mazatan, with ssSb, 900 in specie, and
81 Mexican officers who had been banished by the
Liberals. O.,
Sailed from San Francisco, bark KemaDglen for Sid
ney. ship Coquimbo for Melbourne, and snip Dragon
for Calcutta. -
ST. LoUIs, June J, 1852.
The Overland mail arrived here last night
Eight white men, prospecting for silver, near Honey
Lake have been killed by Indians, and the house OF
Col Stevenson at Red Bluff, had been burned on the
18th ult. Sevenson's wife, another woman, and hve
children, persisted in the fameS.
The AttzonGn of the 18th, ia filled with accounts oi
the proceedings of band OF regulators, who had driven
ali Mexicans from SOnorta Valley, and committed
several murders. The Americans AT Tubac publicly
denounced these outragcs, and company OF troops
has been detailed from Fort Buchanan to suppress
their further proceedings.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
Maine Politics.

BANGOR, Me-, JUIlt D, IoJ'.
There was n violent struggle last evening at the
Democratic City Caucus bit wccn the ADMINISTRATOR
and Administration sections IN the election OF del
eCbtes to the State Convention After scene OF I'M
exampled oise and confusion the ants prevailed by
S2l votes against 40.
During the severe thunderstorm oi FRIDAY ias', inc
bnuse ~ MIR L. T. Goss at North Carmel, in this
county, was struck by lightning, and child OF eight
years killed. ,,.o
The house of Mr..Wiam Sutherland OF Clifton
Was also struck, and almost torn 10 pieces Inc iaui-
ilv seven in number were assembled in the kitchen,
when the lightning carried the cooking.stove through
into the cellar from the midst Of the circle No person
was seriously il. ured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
A HANGING.
Correspondence ofTse y. Y. TIibane.

Correspordence ofThe " Y. THbane.
ALBAsY, Friday June ,, 1870
Albany, to-day, seem, possessed OF the demons of
a bulfght. horse-race, general training, &c, com
bined. The rowdies seem TO have multiplied in num-
bers and ferocity. The corner groceries hsre and
faunt their many coored bottles Of liquid poison The
bows make the streets hideous pe,ns the dogs with
stones, and quanelng with each other To partially
relieve this have gay companies OF soldiers parsi,
ing The streets, and baUds Of music playing Han
Columbia" .'Old Dan Tucker" and . isnkee
Doodle. We are only surprised that the children OF
the pubic schools not allowed holiday, and tna'
the he'll, Of the churches are not ringing merry peal
I, Il a.ked, what foi Why poor Inshman Wa
hanged in the jaa yard in this Christian city, at high
noon, in presence Of great crowd OF people;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

ba, made no such declaration and holds no sucn
otinion whatever; and that the case which he 4"
stated 10 hsye dismissed on this ground was really
dismissed on account Of an error in the pleading'
The Judge gave the plaintiff leave to amend 'ni'
error but he declined, for the reason tnat an
additional years rent had accrued SINCE 'he SUIT
began, and he preferred to commence entireiy
ansy. and Include that additional amount
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
The Utah Mail.

ST. LOUIS, DUNE ., IoO'.
The Utah mail brings proclamation ot Governor
Cumming. commencing Immediately to dsperse
various parties of Momons associated together IN
military capacity in the mountains surrounding SAN
Iske Valley. The Tan complains that this procs-
uiaon not put into the hands OF the Federal ON
Ger 10 execute IT, instead of the Territorial Marshal,
al asserts that is rife in the Territory now
as il had been before the advent of the army.