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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
The Two Uisers.

A miser, living in Kufa, had heard that
in Bassora also there dwclt miser, more
miserly than himself; to whom he might
20 to school, and from whom he might
learn much. He forthwith journeyed
thther, and presented himself to the mas
ter as an hnmble commcncer in the art OF
avarice, envious to learn, and under him
to become a student
"Welcomer' said the miser Of Basso-
ra "we will straight 60 into the market
TO moke scrne purchases"
They went to the baker.
"IIast thou good bread %
"Good, indeed, my masters and fresh
and soft as butter"
"Mark this, friend" said the man of
Dassora TO the one of kufa; "butter is
compared with bread as being the better
OK the two as we can only consume
small quantity of that, it will also be
cheaper; and We shall therefore act moro
wisely, an! more savingly, too, in being
satisfied with butter" They then went
to the butter merchant, and asked if he
had good butter?
"Good, indeed !; and favorv and fresh
as the finest olive oil, was the answer.
MARK, this, also," said the host to his
guest; "oiI is compared with the very
best butter, and therefore, By much ought
to be preferred to the latter"
They next went to the oil-vender:
"Iave you good oil ?'
"The very best quality; white and
transparent as water" was the reply.
"sIark that, too,' said the miser Of Bas-
sora to the one of kufa "by this rule.
water is the very best. Now, at home 1
have pail full and most Hospitality there
with will entertain you,'
And, indeed, on their return, nothing
but water did he place before his guest;
because they had learned that water was
better than oil, oil better than butter,
butter better than bread.
"God be praisedp' said the miser Of
Kufa, 81 have not journeyed this long dis
tanee in vain"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
Chr Stat ano Gbroniflr.
MONDAY. OCT. 3, 1859.
Honor Bright.

Friends of Freedom and Protection
when the returns of next Tuesdays Flee
tion come in, don't let it be seen that one
of our Standard Bearers is hiiie', round
ed, or taken prisoner! If any one in
our ranks wish to desert to the enemy, let
them 20. Ours is free, manly party
Stand together like brothers, and let none
Of our candidates be wronged by private
cnmity or by neglect.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07

slauery oper territory ,ehere ii does not ertst
ICompromise speech of II. Clay in Sen
ate, Feb. 6, 1850. Congressional Giobe
Appendix, Vol %, part l-page l26.
Now hear him on the priacipte involved
in the bred SCOTT decision:
snow, really, | must say, that the idea
that instanier, upon the consummatlon oi
the treaty. the Constitution Of the United
States spread itself over the acquired coun-
try, and carried along wih 1t the institution
Of !Siore,y, is SO irrcooncifable ~''h any
comprehension or any reason ,chich 1 pos
sess, that / hardly hno'o ho'7 to meet At.
GClay's Compromise speech in Senate,
Feb. 5, 1850. Cong. Globe Appendix,
Vol. %, part 1-page III.
Il am aware that there are gentlemen
who maintain that, in virtue of the Con
stitution, the right to carry slaves south OF
that line (360 800 already exists, and
that of course those who maintain that
opinion want no other security Tor the
TRANSFORMATION of their slaves south OF that
line. than the Constitution. If had not
heard that opinion avowed, | should have
regarded it as one of the most erfrdord,-
nary assumptions and the most 'adeje"s'-
be p0sition that ,rus eyer taken by men
The Constitution neither created, nor does
it continue, slavery. Slavery existed III
dependent of the Constitution, aad ante
ccdent to the Constitution and Il was ae-
pendent on the States, not Oh the Will OF
Congress, but upon the laws vi the reSTce-
tive States. The Constitution IS silent and
passive upon the subjeci Of the Institution
Of slavery; or rather, it deals with the
fact as its exists in the States, without
having created it, or being responsible for
it in the slightest degree.
X x
"If slaves are voluntarily carried into
such jurisdiction (where slavery does not
exist, their chains instantly drop off, and
they become free, emancipated, liberated
from their bondage.
'If the Constitution possesses the par
amount authority attributed to it, (that Is
to protect slavery in the Territories the
laws even of the free States OF the Union
would yield to that paramount authority
Reader! are you Clay Whig? Ther
you can see that your great leader repu
dates every principle of the present shan
Democracy. They uphold the bred Scot
decision: Henry Clay repudiates its doe
trincs. They deny the power of fCongres:
to prohibit slavery: Henry Clay neeer
NEVER, NEVER.
Gentlemen, if you will be Locolocos iol
the sake of the spoils, and in thus deba
sing your manhood give the lie to YOU
past history, be it so; but spare the mem
DRY of a man (once your idol, } whom, nov
that he is dead, a nation delights to honor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07

A lawyer, who was sometimes for
getful, having been engaged to plead
cause Of an offender. began by say
ing, Il know the prisoner at the bar,
and he beurS the character of being q
consumate and most impudent scoun-
drelr Here somebody whispered to
him that the prisoner was his client,
when he Immediately cCatinued-
But what great and good man ever
lived, who was not calumniated by
many of his contemporaries ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
SUMAC. WANTED !

yIyHE subscriber, wishing to purchase
quantity of SuMAc will pay ,h'
highest market price for The raw ma'e1'a,- ~
The leaves, well dried and threshed from ne
stalk. TO he delivered as soon as pracucap's
Al the Tan Yard, formerly Of Henry ".ffie-
in LewiSbur-. p, ,,,-,,
iuly ~, 1883 - j.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07

THE LANCASTER BANK-We are glad
shape now as will soon compel the Direc-
tors aud stockholders Of this exploded in
stitution to "facs the music" and do JUS
tics to its note holders. Gen. Shaetfer,
Aldus j. Nef, j. l.. Reynolds, W. W.
Brown aud o. j. Dickey, Esqs., eminent
lawyers of Lancaster city, acting for the
creditors and depositors who have between
three and fonr thousand dollars at stake in
the issue, have combined and we have no
doubt will push the matter through in all
forms that can be brought to bear. 1t is
said they have all their plaus completed,
and will not stop short of the highest tri-
bunal in the land, bu, what they will OBJ
tain Justice for their client.
| Tue Presbytery Of Huntingdon will
hold its semi-annual Meeting at Bellefonte
on Tuesday the 4;h of October in the
frs. Presbyte Church, at which time
the fftieth Anniversary OF the pastorags
cfthe Rev. James Linn, D. d. will have
arrived Appropriate to SO interesting CO.
casioD, arrangements have been made for
suitable exercises On Wednesday eve-
ming a sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. Or. Junkin of HolliaaysbuTg.
1t, is supposed in army circles that tho
result of Gen. Scott's mission will be
Joint occupancy of the disputed territory
until the question of boundary is settled
by negotiation. If this be so, then the
report that Lord Barry is satisfied with
the arrangements of the Administration,
is probable. 1t is stated that no instruc-
tions we're sent to Gen. Harvey, and there
is not much doubt that the administration
believes his course precipitate.
John A. Washington, the maa who OBJ
tanned such an enormous sum for the IN
prod ductive soil CT Mount Vernon, has now
received nearly the whole amount. heis
laying out the dollars BY thousands, IN
purchasing town lots at Chicago and else
where.
One james s. Mccormick, formerly OF
Cincinnati, who had his life insured in
Liverpool for $40, 700, and whose death
was announced few months ago, has
"turned up" in Texas, engaged in sheep
distinguishing pulled the voor' over
the eyes of the insurance company
Miss Lydia Barnard, of New Hamp-
shire, was l02 years old On Tuesday OF
last week, aud on that and severa! sutso-
qoen. DAYS, she laid apparently at the
point of death but has since rallied, and
appears to have taken new lease OF life.
The Equiuoctial Storm o: Sept. ''spiled'
a great many Agricultural Fairs. Tho
nauphiu county folks ''stuek ii out ie"
days, but finally adjourned until the md
die of Oetober, hoping it would clear III
y thAt u-.e.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07

we will do 50 on some future occasion. 1t
is hardly neeessnrNto add that Messrs.
Lindsay Il Blakiston are getting up this
work in their usual elegant ard substan-
tial style, and we predict for it a success
far above that usually shared by work OF
its class.-Lancaaer EIpress.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
CORRECTION.

@ Goods shipped fro" PhilaSelpn,a %
&C. by WALLOWERS Line are MI r. re-.
shipped at Harrisburg" (as would appear uy uy
Mr.. Peipher's ADVERTISEMENT ou' go w'ous"
without delay TO their destination on 'he GUS
ouehanna or the West Branch.
Jn,r % Isso &. FRICK, Agent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
THE MARCH OF EMPIRE.

In the deep and awful forest
Of the wide, primeval West
On the rich and lonely prairies
That upon its bosom rest
Along the mighty rivers,
And along the smaller streams,
Iwandered, seeing visions,
Like one who strangely dreams.
The herds upon the prairies,
The wild beasts in the wood,
When moving moved but westward.
Looked westward when they stood;
A sense of awe possessed them,
deep and dreamy dread,
As ,miily they fingered,
Or fcarfully they He'd
Around me were the Fed men,
But restless in their stay,
decp, mysterious instinct,
Was urging them away;
And rs the birds of passage
In the silent autumn time,
Their hearts were deeply longing
For u more coneenial CLINE.
In the distance, far far Eastward,
And at first but faintly heard,
There seemed mysterious roarings,
As Of thousand forests stirred
noise like mighty armies
In warfare or in glee,
And then deep dread sounding
Like the rolling OF the sea.
Still nearer, and still louder,
heard the mystic tread;
Sill llfaster, and more fearful,
The solemn Red men ned.
Around me all the forests
As mowers fell the grass,
The mountains bowed, the valleys rose
To let the army pass.
Encampments grow to cities,
And tents spread far and wide;
And proud upon the rivers
Their ships of thunder ride;
Their shouts OF joy and triumph,
Der prairie aud DER PLAIN,
Sound in the primal forests,
Aud echo back again.
Its the march Of empire
The tramp aud tread Of Stake
The moving of the millions
with fat that creates.
Where loneliness for ages reisned,
Now myriai homes rcpose,
Tn. wilderness is glad for them,
And blossoms as the rose
Ne regret that want OF room ermrtl
q iorcgo the pleasure Of selecting On
.wy oiLefs which strike our fancy tu
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07

This reminds one of the anecdote Of
one English miser, who visited another at
night, to learn lessons in economy. Tho
older miser thereupon extinguished far
thing candle before him, saying, ave can
talk this over in the dark ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07

Judges-MlchaeI + Flchthorn, john Y.
Barber, Daniel Miller.
No. .Ii-lgOuSehOldM Manufactures.
best Pulled Cloth 10 yards 90
best Wool Flannel, 10 yards 20
hest Cotton and Wool Flannel, 10 yardsor more ig.
hest NoOlen Yarn Carpcing, 10 yards or more j 10
best Rag Carpetng, 10 yards -g.
best pound WOoien llomespuu Yarn so
best quilt 80
"a best ] 81
best B,ds2read o.
u hest 80
bcst specimen Neelework %
best Lamp Mat 80
best Knit Tppet 80
best suecim-u Raised Worstrd Work %
best domestic Soap lbs %
Judges-Tohn Meal, f. L. Metzger,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07

Ezg-The Republicans in the Bradford
District, after two meetings and baiiotnS
some hundreds of times, dropped their
four original nominees, and agreed upon
GEORGE LANDoS, of Bradlor, dior Sena-
tor. He is an effective speaker, staunch
friend of freedom, was recently Mctho-
dist presiding Elder, and will prove fuli
match for his Lutheran brother, Shiudel,
in the Scnate.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

"That every person. excepting Justices Of te reaee,
who shall hold any office appointment Of prohi or
trust under the United States or OF tins ste' or an
yty or Incorporated district, whether Commissioners
e., nv o,hervis. subordinate officer or agent VINO
;S "r shall be employed under the legislative exeGn'e;
or Judiciary department Of this STATE or o. 's ,hs
~ ,nb.,r Of Congress and Of the state legislature
1 t Ir Iect cr camrnon cuuuril of any iiy eI com
msinp,, OF any incorporated district, l. 4! "A"
lie u holding oT esrie,.!nS iItl - ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
General Election Proclamation.

WHEREAS, in and by an Act Of the
" General Assembly Of this State e,enttled
"An Act TO regulate the general elections oil
This Commonwealth" enacted on the I'd day OF
Julv. 1889, it is enjolned on me TO give public
notice of such election to be held, and to
enumerate in such notice what officers are to
he eIec,edI,JNO. High Sheriff
of the county of Union, do therefore hereby
make and give this public notice TO the electors
Of the said county of Union, that GENERAL l.
ELECTION will be held in said county on the
SECOND TUESDAY OF OcTOBER NEXT (belnS the
u,tb dav of the said monthly at the several
districts composed of the following townships
and boroughs, VIZ:
I district. at the late Commissioners Office
in and for New Berlin borough.
II district, at the house of Thomas Pursel,
in and for Union township.
III districts at the house of Theobald Sanders,
in and for White Deer township.
~ district, at the house of James Lawson,
in and for Kelly township.
v district, at the house of George Wolfe,
in and for East Bufialoe township.
yIdistrict,at the house of James MCreiSht
in and for Buiialoe township.
VII district, at the house now occupied by
Jacob Deckard, in Mifiinburg, for " est But
faloe township.
VIII district, at the public school house In
and for North Ward in Lewisburg borough.
TX district, at the Bufialoe House, In and Tor
Sou,h Ward in Lewisburg borough.
X district, at the house now occupied py
VIM. InhoG, in and for Mifflinburg borough.
XI district, at the Laurelton School House,
in and for Hartley township.
XII district, al the house oI fetef "eni' III
and for Limestone township.
Kill district, at the election house near
Iohn Relish, in and for Lewis township;
XIV district,at the house OF william "ofe'
in and for Har,leton borough.
AT which time and places there will be
elected by ballot
One person as Auditor Genera Tor the Com'
monwealth of Pennsylvania; -,
On. person as Surveyor General for said
Commonwealth; y,.
Two Persons as Representatives oil Union;
SNYDER and Juniata counties IN the "enerai
Assembly of this Commonwealth;
One person as Prothonotary and CierR oil
the Court of Quarter Sessions, oyer ana Ter
miner and Orphans Court Of Union county;
One person as County Surveyor;
One person as County Treasurer;
One person as District Attorneys
One person as County Commissioner ana
One person as County Auditor.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
ftaA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
No. IO-FIOur and Bread.

best barrel of Wheat Flour 90
best specimen Of Flour Rrcad. with a written state
ment of manner Of making it 90
best Rye and Indian, conditions 80
Inn1rns- Minhanl EIrhf horn Inhn "
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07
fureO Articles,

No. -Manllla Ctured Articles.
best specimen Cabinet Work %
best Dress Coat 90
best Vest 50
best Double Sctt Of Carriage Harness manufactured
within the limits Of the Society !: 90
best Single Stt Carriage Harness. same conditions
best !, dozen Calf skins finished 2 10
best "a dozen Kip skins finished . 90
best sides Sole Leather = 90
best lot OF Upper Leather, , sides or more 90
best | pair of s,w.d Calf Boots 10
best pair of Ladies' Kid shoes so
best pair Horse Shoes 80
best Cooking stove and Trimmings . 90
Judges-Wm. Moore, John G Brown,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-07

No. ll-Unenumerat Articles.
Judges-C. W. Schatile, Ii. z. Stedman,
l.. Sterner.
GTThere will be no premium allowed on
any article unless the Judges think it wor-
thy of premium.
All articles for exhibition must be entered
in the Recording Secretary's book on or be-
fore o'clock, in the afternoon on the 9th
day of October, ,Gt being the lst day oithe Fair)
Articles taken on the Fair Ground and not
entered in the above stated book, are not enti-
tied 10 draw premium.
Articles can be entered by writing TO the
Recording Secretary previous to the Far.
The Judges are requested to be punctual in
their attendance by noon of the first day.
ryCerlifcates of Life Membership, $40.
Persons not members, to pay so cents for
entering any article for Premiums. lOcents
for single admission.
FLOWING MATCH at 9 A. NJ, of thesec
ond day.
The name of the plowman must be given,
as well as the plow to be used, al the time OF
| entry.
The Executive committee will take every
precaulion IN their power, for the safety oil
stock and articles on exhibition, after their
arrival and arrangement on the grounds, but
will not be responsible for any loss or dam
age that may occur. Hay and straw will be
furnished gratis, for all animals entered for
Premiums. They desire exhibitors TO give
personal attention TO their articles and AMI
mails and at the close of the Fair TO attend to
their removal, as the Society can not take
further care of them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14
The Elm Street Murder Again.
COUNT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

Before Hon. Judge Goold and jury.
JUNE i3-7ne People Us. James Glass-rhe accused in
this Case is placed upon trial for the third time for the
murder of Richard Owens the juries the former
occasions hsvg disagreed After several challenges and
number beng disqualified from having formed aud
expressed opinion 10 the guilt Of the
prisoner The folio wing jurors were empannelled:--
l. seDry d. Clark, 10th Wd. Z. BENZ 5. Foster, 5th.
2. 10 n ]. Devoe, 10th. 8. Joseph Black, Goth.
g. Patk. Hollywood, 7th. BENZ. G. Ropes, 7th.
L. Henry " Parsel 18th. 10. Jas Lauder, Jr., 18th.
s. hichsjsh Pinkney ,l7tb. II. John Bishop, 18th.
9. John hogan, Goth. II. Adm. D. Cooper, 9th.
yuose Good then admonIshed them not to have any
communication either amongst themselves with others
respecting the merits Of this Ae said that they
should be kept together until the termination of the trial
lney should then take our o'cock for hour
for rteshmepts and reassembe in the top Of the
building The jurors who had not answered 10 their
should be fined because citizens who received the pro-
lection CT the government ought 10 aid the authorities in
CT this kind The Court reassebed at Eve O'CLOCK
and o. n late hour the trial was still proceeding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14

INTERESTING fkOh THE CHEAT wksT-NEws FROM
The SEAT OF WAR IN IrALY-THE GERMAN CON-
PRDERAriaN-rHx PEhE6YLvASIA REPUBLICAN
CONFERENCE.-The SULLIVAN STREET TRAGEDY -
TBE URoPs-LAGgK BEBR-TBE MILWAUKEE, LIGHT
GuAs.-LOCAL nATTEKS--C0NDlTION OF THE MAJ
KITS, ETC, ETC.
rha FAMILY HERALD In It's regular edition Of wednesdsg
viii c, t,,n the late from tho reai Wes-beresirs
sdvlcos 'ton Csiro~.. So
"1 Nooonkn OF nsirs In sri,cns TO-. Sea, OF
also contsD thu lsest dyic. f.. ., IN - 90
.y veS ntsresihg article or The Geln shc Conieae
rSton lta Origin History Present Condition @o Report
OF he Proceedings Of ne Peonsyania ke uoicaa oonsea
ton held last week at Harrisburg Re,cr 'ne Ira Con
vcon and Sentence of Sanchez for The Murder Oh hAan
Crnen his Esther In Law; Arrival of the Nilws &c Lsn'
ouhrd-fheir Reception In New Ytrk City tho one-
En.erinn eat by ns City Guard, &c Description Of the eA@
Laser Beer Brewery OF new YokThe Building with s Va
ceisrrte Process By which Lager MAIDS, Lager Ia.
tcdssins-A OF The Chemists &C.; Condition Of las
Crops Of The late Frost the Crops In tho wes1he
CROPS Wisconsin and Io~awih all matters OF the
week preceding OF interest and Importance Editorials
Prominent Events Of the Day All the
Of New York and the adjoining Cities. Police Reports.
Theatrical Notices, Ooroners Inquesss, DO.
Tho FAMILY HERALD contains each week report of the
dhon Of the New York Cattle Market with the ofSook
offered for se their Condition. the Prices which they
Sold, 40 Yeporof the ices of kinds Of Family Market.
Ing at Washington Market in New York City; Commercial and
Money Market Reports Marriages and Deaths hs week.
and largo amount of mse ellaneous matter.
Terna-The FAMILY HERALD published every Wednesday
Two Dollars per annum single copies cents II
b Obtained n tho once and Of Ill Ae vsnderz Ad
vertsements inserted ., the usual HERALD rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14
ME NEW YORK MKRCURy.

TEE NEW YORK MERCURY.
We referred last enierpree CT the pu,lhr-.
Of this excellent hretiie conpanon evicsd IN lie enr1
ment OF Dr D. "a kobnson q regular
nmhs Urea hen we have received ADVANCE oores
the Mountain Outlaws" We regard the chapters befrs
the very best YET written this dstin writer They
abound " unctuous bumor AID exciting ncdeu Nick wh
fes dins ties' with the pisen newspapers down in the
cearehs" Dom up grsndy and nny snod h. without
t mssh nse WIN Nnk we msy say viii create many
the way OF the most cleyery at we have ever
met with In publication and i'd striking peculiar ss
true ID nature and viii be readily by az ,ho
In any sdventlro spi-,. and wild
career of the Far West Trarrers
This story OF Pathway apart from. II insre At thrown
around the character Of Nics full OF vg,r aud rasc Az
ton It'd incidents character sraeet sDa ALL
sorbDg enon. aod awaken the
while there SUP sncy droieYy one 10 xAnt,v in
good huror with the work. with hi IA 40
under to which bears on 70 scenes that
are more exciting and invested with sraEd uar Iner
est Hei eip, tai IT, s the
lsrty be has ten versatility, raa6y DIV of rrEsafj I
and complete sartiuept thst cor
ros the of those around him
Psbavay display neae eodirary talents Ia re srr-
abe degree, and therefore preiict It os
run Ihe New fors Mercury s frs ,t Journal
spece SID commend heartily of
-fhatephia Transcript
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14
Police Intelligence.

TIE nfsoRDERIY BoUsEs HOWARD SrREEr.-The in.
mates Of the dsordey boases in Howard street, arrested
ON surdsS night By the Fourteenth precinct police,
saxen before Justice Brennan ct the Esscx Market Police
Court yesterday for examination Tho propetors OF the
different houses held TO bail to before the
Court OF Special Sessions but tho girls Of whom there
about niiy, we're locked up on charge OF vsgraucy.
ALLEGED Policy DEALER ARREsrED.-About a year
since Frank Webb Of this city, arrested in New Jer
Fey for assault and was convicted but managed to make
good his escape from jail. Yesterday Chief OF Police
MoDorough, Of Hoboken, arrested him on o requston;
but the papers being inorma he discharged by JUS
lice Welsh before whom he taken Shortly after he
lett the Ciy Hall Court complaint vas made against
Webb, charge Of selling policies u the Fifth ward,
and warrant Issued for ais arrest 0der Brewer,
Of the Tebh ward took him into custody last evening,
and no again put under lock and Key 1t 10 alleged
one Of The Board Of Supervisors the hacker Of
Webb 10 his policy operations