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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15
A MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RE-

SIDENCE MD sMALI MAKhET fAKM FUR 'NHE'
yUyE subscriber offer, his beautiful place Grove street
for sale 1t contains ~ acres In fine state OF cult.
va,ion The House is Italian VILLA good size ana
heavily ornamented There IA large new Harm, Carriage
house and convenient ou'-buildngs; also hrse
Orchard OF choice fruits of various kinds.
The location is perfectly healthy and TO persons doing
business in Richmond wishing To reside near the city,
offers an inducement rarely to be met with,
For terms &c. apply at the corner OF Main and fi,s'
m,.ss l.. s. SQUIRE
April l2-eN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15

uuson, Liverpool, England,
Deck, New York, lst
(of u selected specimen,l
Maupin Tuttle, University Of Virginia, 5
Gillian Of the Va. Military Institute,
Stabler, Alexandria, Va,
Booth, Garret, & Camac's (Phila.l analyses
Of 4 cargoes,
Way, London,
Nesbi,, q
roelcker. Royal Agricultural College, Eng,
Leudet, Ilsvre. France,
Kindt & Toel, Govt Chemists, Bremen.
Johnson Yale COLLEGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15
JAMES G. LOVE, Secretary.

At last advices thirteen ships had sailed from
Australia for England, with $6, ,o9o, 600 IN goid'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15

TuyE4E Thirty.sixh Annual Meeting Of Che MEDICAt
i SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA., will be held In the city OIL
Pchmond on Tuesday the s6th Of April 1859.
Warcb 95-vtd w ". PARKER, ~ D., Secry.
Rules held In the Clerks Office OF
The Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond, the 9th day
Of April, 1852: ,-,.,.. rrd.,
m. viii Of the late Lucian Minor, decd Plaintiff.
Against ,... ,.,. N,,o-
.;an Miner - Moseey, and Mary A., his wife, Henry
Minor John Lyle and Louisa his wife, Fanny Minor
peter Minor. sally Minor aud other Defendants.
~ hst NJ tSs suit to obtain decree for the sale OF
two lot. Of land in the city Of Richmond devised by me
said Lucan Minor deceased to the pan. % S
having been made and 6ed that the defendants above
named are nonresden Of this cOm|Onwsah The sal, .sa
s,,,Ion hereof and do what necessary 70 pro-
tsct tbsr ipterests in this suit Copy-fese,
April-cvlw BENZ. POLLARD, Deputy Ciefk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15

DROPRIETORSOF SPRINGS, HOIELt;Ss slt;,s
i Gc-I have on hand large. stock OF choice wmIe
Granite Ware Glass Ware Casters and Lookng'uiasses'
from the bes, suuabe for Hotels and PUP
lie Houses generally which will sell on most accommoda'
ing terms. WI r pS ib.N,
Marc elm lmporter. ~ MAln street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15
= To i EnTr0RS AND PRINTERS.

GEORGE ". MCNfoRD.
.Sere.dry Of cae Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15
C1LDWELL,S REAPER

CALDW ELL'S hEAFEHt
t nos, practical and reliable Reaper In use, II hafnS
L ,st;eeded, In several ins; ;snces, in cut
10 soro large crops Of heavy wheat, -N
'a.'e Al IL bes; reapers Of the day had s4ln
f:o'. failed Before the harvest half over ana tis
e.'as does work. each day, than any Other owns
s hss:aess AID simplicity. Early orders are respectuy
ss:.'.i
.,clLbTELL'S HORSE. P0 WEIR AND THRESHING
sAtHiEE> ,i continue to he the best In use: and have
'-aiaprovei 10 perfection. Ut CALDWELL,
Ayle,,'s King William county, Va.
aunHct>-C J. sinton Co, f. II. SSnker Co.. Il.
Ao,e Geo Watt, Dickinson IIill Co. Aprl3-c2m
R0N-lRON.-2jO tons English Refined, swedes,
ttonnea English Tredesar and Country lhoH' EN-
'els full assortment OF
FLATS, ROUNDS,
SQCARE5 OVALS,
HALP OvALs, HALF ROUNDS,
NAIL ROD, HORSE SHOE,
HOOPS SHEET
No-Aser!can ard English Blistered Steel, spelter,
Nst la and Bar Lead. For sale by
f.sS--cSr EDWIN WORKMAN co.
RENOVAL.-The X subscriber has removed to Cary
hs''es', adjoining the old Columbian Hotel second
~ below i.;h street, leading to Shockoe Warehouse,
sl as heretofore attend TO the sales oi al kinus
,,T.aiy produce. Tobacco, Wheat, Flour Corn, &c.
w." aso as usual keep constantly on hand PERUVIAN,
-. t.nd ant Sonbrero Guano, Ground anu r Lump
'-cs', Groceries. &C. ALEX. GARRETT.
~ Miller still associated with him who Will gave Ais
-, .o.:sonal attention 10 the sale Of Tobacco.
=. " AXE ;hs opportunity OF returning my sincere
The Eberai patronage extended TO ME heretofore,
'i".e!; Continuance Of the same.
'ia,-c3a A. G.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES.


SECOND DISTRICT couRr {surGEssIoN OF ME Ha g WE
as.v Orleans, BER' wife no. Of !; 81 WEBER,
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
IN this estate and 70 ali herein interested show
within ten days from the present they
Tutor should be homologated approved funds
distributed In accordance herewith
BY order Of the Court.
J. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.
DEu1lEnE cous De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MADAME
de j. Nouvelle. Orleans q. WEBRRENog ls7x pr
Wis est par lie present dOunc aux crsans
n de ID susdte succession
que cola peut davoir deduire dix
compe presente par John g. Weber, tuteur serst point
approuve homoogue les onds entire mains reparts
conforme ment an dit conpts.
Par ordre de 10 Cour.
aepts n u J. L. KELLY. Deputs orenher.
sEcosp D1sIRIcr couRrl SUCCESSION OF THOMAS
Of New Orleans. DoYLE-Ns. Is, 1855.
NOTICE y hereby given to the creditors
OF this Estate and to all other herein interested
oAhow cause within ten from the present
they have why the presented by the Admit
nist,Atrix of this estate should homoogaed and ap
proved and the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order Of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgs1Eny coyE DE- DIS. DIsrRIcr SUCCESSION DE THOMAS
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream.
IA ciers de la dite Succession personne
celia peut concerner davor dedurs dix jour da
ter De la presnte publication les rasons lesquees
sera point approuve ct homoogue esfonds msn
rsnartis commencement au dit compile.
Par ordre della C0ur.
So 10 Is j. L. KELLY. Depute Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
FEyER AND AeUE, FROM WHICH MANK1N

EEvER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
miasm vegetable decay. This exhaaon evolved BY the
Sery
the lungs Tito the blood There as an Irritating poison
the internal veea and excreting Of the The
s Es o ss sa
e the ALSO F e
in ss% s ~ s
M sds an to f them the to ss S % blood
rSsn ne T oa s Witch fo 5oa s s,1s
expe liz Irritating poison through hs Other great
The attempt exhausted waits for recovery strength
az as Of T s m
tona disorder will of course undermine the health if 1t
We have labored to find, and have found, an andote.
Ayers Ague Cure,
T ss aa this m om @ Sd5y the a.
does this affecting disorder with pre.t certainty And it
se ss sS ptf the
psn and hu fSp s 9ss b h use
the disease 10, n srs but
Dumb Masked Aene Periodical Headache Bilious Head
as SSs Eass fsH
aud Pan q The sten all VICE.
hen lar This 6s ean 70 M
canse Of these dersngsnsns and cures the disease
This it accomplshes ny stimulating the eacretees to e5pe
habed do this their office Of their accord Hence arises
s q ns
safer remedy for the whole of discusses which are
the public, which is, ,hati is cheap as well as good
Prepared by
DR.. j. C. Aver d CO.,
Lowell, Mass
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PectOrRI,
Has won for itself for the every variety
of Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely unnecessary
been employed long been in constant throughout
this section do than assure the people its quality is
to DO for their relief ali i ha ever been found to do
Ayers Cathartic pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIvE MEDICINE
for the cure Of ndgeson for Headache for the Dys
entery for stomach for the of Eryspeas for he
for he cure Of rheumatism fo Diseases Of the skin for The
Of Se for a e the es4s q ms
Dinner Pill for the of Neuralgia for Purifying the
Blood.
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
~ Price, 70 cents per box; hve boxes Tor 81.
Great numbers of clergymen Physicians, Statesmen and
eminent have lent their names to certify the
gratis our AMERicAS n which hey are gven
treatnent that should be followed for their cure.
not be put of by unprncped dealers with other prsar
tons they make more profit Demand AYERS and take
10 others The sick want The best aid there is for them and
they should have it.
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Also by HAv1LAND, CLAIR GEORGE, Mobs. and by
all Dealers je22 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

~ southern Pacific Railroad.Thc under
signed ready receive his Office "a Common street.
the LOAN to the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
commended Ivy the meetings Of the Stockholders held the 4h
md 9Th Of August.
important that Stockholders and others who intend
contribute to the same should act promptly.
It believed that appeal The cizns of
leans who largely Interested in this enterprise will
be in yain when othe- points having local the
road have contributed and three times much asked
for in this city.
aus tt H s. FuLKERSOE. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. So Customnouse street. nssr
~ Royal sfeefor the Cure Of Old Chronic, Mercurial
syphitic and all Private Diseases without
all casea ' ~ $500 SNN -
unparalleled success which attended prac
ee IN an parts the United States and Europe-the many
cures he has effected which pronounced
able by the most eminent physicians usties him in offering hi
services 10 confidence of the unfortunate following
are some OF the diseases termed Pvate of which
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, James per
unaent5 eradcstes namely Syphilis primary, secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Afictons females howeys,
complicated they may be- Diseases of the and Ions
bamn,stion OF the Bladder and Kidneys Udro
eee Cancers Ulcers Tumors all OF the Stu
Dr. James would also call the especially Of thos.
who haze pysey and Improperly injured themselves In thai
ing them Tor either business society," Constitutional De-
bty Impotency The following some Of tho saS ana
melancholy effects produced by early OF
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain Head Dimness Of
Vision Loss Muscular Power Faptaton of the Heart Dvs
pepsa Neryousness 1rablity symptoms CONSUMPTION
areaded Loss OF Memory, Confusion OF Iieas Denessjon ri
Spirits Evil Forebodngs, Aversion to Society," Sefsirrst
Love eft Solitude Tidity etc. of evils produced
All persons afflicted with of the above symptoms shouid
fail TO call Dr. James aud be at to perfect
health deeaey YOU apply at once an
terrible mslsdy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured fu sisot
restored.
Remember, 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. 81 Custom
house street.
Private separate reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ to P. VI.
Consultations strictly confidential
PsRecentcssesc OF Gonorrhes cured hours
pay. DR.. JAMRS,
d. IN 81 Cnstor s.reft.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

ss-InsMrance The following Companies
have complied with the law of the 81 re-
laon to agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies:
THOS ASKEW, State Collector.
ADAM GIFFEE City Treasurer.
New Orleans, June T. 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

n Notice to TraveIefs Tor New FOrk-
New Cheap Routes Through Tickets through by Four
Mobile Mall Line Office DRAWER street
daily for No by splendid Lake and leaving Mo
BILE daily Sundays excepted for Montgomery by FIRST
Route, daily, BY Augasts Wimington Hiehmoqd to New
ing Montgomery daily by Atlantis Daon, knoxville Lynch
burg Richmond baltimore and New York; the savan
nah and Steamship Routes New York above
thence BY Railroad either 70 sayannah
Savannah for New York Wednesday and saur
day. Time through-7 days.
Rates through either BY Charleston Savannah
fboard on boats and ships includedl only $40 Is
Tickets by above Routes through New York Phln
dephs Baltimore and further information apply to
IL ..GEDDES, Agent
80 GrAvier street.
New Orleans, Sept. l, 1859. an2 #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE FOURTH DIST Riot
and Furniture for sale at auction.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
MONDAY. September l2, 1859, at IL o'clock
Ul NJ. the premises ~ Andrew street, between
rel and ersey Streets will be sold
general of Mahogany Furniture, compr
ing Bedsteads Armors Bureaus Washst.nds g. Centre
and Dining Tables Cnars Rockers Easy Chairs,
sH-TERMs-Cash.
Also at IL o'clock NJ, on the premises
asurng rs feet, with depth, Lots q 1T
feet 10 inches and linet and No. 100 feet all French
measure.
tanning parlors -four bed Kitchen rooms
carriage house, stable and other conveniences
RJrTERMS- $1,000 cash the purchaser pay
Of certain for S75 due January 1860 bearing
interest for cent? and another $780,
january 1861 bearing interest at the
balance three from day o. sae with ine
cent until maturity and cent until final payment
cured by mortgage the property sold.
improvements 10 be kept insured and policy to
vendor.
pense of the pnrch- sers. se5
GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, PIcGoLo PIANO,
Carpets, etc. at auction account of departure.
BY j. n. BEARD f. CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
Office 35 Magazine street.
No Fourth street. between Nayades end Prytania
will be sold
Mahogany Bedsteads. Armoirs Bureaus Washstands
Tables Sofas Easy, Rocking and Paor Chairs Mattresses
Mirrors Grockey ard Glass Ware, Kitchen Utensils
Cooking Stove etc.
fine Rosewood case Pccolo Piano.
E1~TERMS-Cash. SCI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

R. LYON w. LEAKx
1 tON ~ LEAKE, ATTOREEYS-AT-LAW AND
- General Collecting Agents. CAMDEN, Arkansas will col
eet claims in all tie Southern part of the State.
fseterencesA j. Tuy Co. Campbell Strong J. Burn.
sde Co. e n: slucomh Co, W. A Violet Co., R. w.
hnyne Soaring Scott New Orleans Hudson Robertson
%: VIM Wray Co., New York; j. B. Lppncou L Co.
Philadelphia. - - my20 lyt
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4 NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING Re-
moved from Espanade to the corner of BsIoune and ara
~ vier streets, of the St. Charles Hotel
will keep constantly hand choice lot of Maryland
aud Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Field Hands, House
.tresses, all of which will be sold low cash.
for good city scceptances.
se2e T. WILSON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

UFFICE OF THE ASSESSORs, J
Room No. Is City Hall,
New Orleans August 10, 1889
TNOtice to Tax Pnyers-I'he board OF
the city of New having mpeted
rolls Of for the 1859 and copies having
been left with the Secretary of the Board No Is City
Hail. the may be examined BY any inbab-
ans Of ths said city of New Orleans any
of PR pery in said city, from O'Clock NJ till o'clock
r. M. daily, Sundays accepted during THIRTY DAYS from
the 18th inst.
the Assessors further give notice they will
meet at their office No l6 City Hall from o'clock 4.
till O'Clock r. M the 10Th 10Th 2lst, 22d, I'D 24h and
76h Of September next review their app
Of any person coBceiving himself aepreyed.
HENRY BIER,
auI3 30d Secretary of Asses y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

COTTON. COTTON. COTTON. COTTON.
By n. B. SYKES,
.."... Auction Store-Magazine street.
EsRIDAY, the 9th Inst, Mt s o'clock, at tho
Orleans Press whom mSy concern, will
bs sold
81 bales Cotton less slightly damaged by water
board steamer Messenger.
e1-TERMS-Cash. seS
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closed mail Consisting Of letters and psyspapers 5or ssste
Norway ssden Poland Rnssa Greece Ionian Islands, etc.,
sent from the Postoeice in New York semi weekly
"a mail for the India Islands will be sent by this
steamer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08

n LUTHER HOMES. FOUNDRY AND
- ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner Of Benton an
40 Euphrosine streets Office, No: l06 q. Charles street
Two dsors from the st. Charles Theeter,) Manufac
Of and most approved Patterns Of Rang W
tandshs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight and crou
Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and eli kinds of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
H Rsngs Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights md We;
sters fer sale ashe Old Stand la st. CHARLES street, Nov
orlasne. e7s1y
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-rwo aYDRAULI JACKS, capable of
l. raising nine tuns.
For sale by FRANCIS j.. COOK,
chazsf raAt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-08
H. S. FULKERsoN, Agent.

LOUISIANA STATE BANK, !
New Orleans, July 30 1853
- The Direetors OF this Bank have de-
clared widen Of EIGHT of the profits of
last six MONTHS payable the Stockholders and after the
10th August.
suj c. A. r. RONDEAU Cashier
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19
Position of Mr.. Den nison

Our Candidate for Governor has never
wayorud nor changed on the question OF
slavery.
A reference to the Journal of the OHIO
.Scuate during tho Session of l8l9-'5O
whilo the Compromise measures wero stll
pending 10 Congress will show whore MIR.
DunusOn stood then. In u series OF rcso-
iutluus introduced by hun in the Senate,
FcG. |, 1850 ho declared III the preImOIu
as follows;
lst. That slavery should, by the positive
Cngctmeuts ut Congress, be forever excluded
tom all territories now owned, CT that may
hereafter be owned by tho United States
I'd That 1t Is tho duty of Congress to
usc all proper and Constitutional means tol
the abolition OF slavery in tho District OF
Columbia, at the earnest practicable period
Sd That Congress should without delay
suppress and abolish, within the District vi
Columbia, the slave trado in every form IL
which that trade has presented itself.
4,h That no more etfcctual provision
ought to to made, by law, tor tho recap
ture, restitution, or delivery OF escaping
slaves; that II Is by no means clear, VIA
sound policy docs not demand tho molnt
cation OF existing laws on that subject
In the resolutions of instruction to oui
Senators and Rep rsuntatiyos III Congress
when follow, "thCy arU hereby requested {,
conform Ihcir acts aud votes to the wlshc
OF the people OF tins State. as those wishc
nave been defined III Tho foregoing pruam
/ bIa."
That was MIR. Denniscns position tel
years ago, aud hU stands now whero he dl,
/ then.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19
Probable Suicide at Dover,


Charles IL Hail. E>q.. J. F.. Of Dover, set.
ing as Coroner, held an inquest on August
18Th. on tho body of Thomas Wilson, who
died from the effects OF poison, in Dover,
the prcylous evening The deceased went
from Mrs Aliens on Perry street Cleveland.
last May. to the house OF jeremiah Withsm,
where he died.
He had engaged somewhat in gardening
there and. it is stated had made some
efforts tn procure n patont right. through
Braincrd g. BurridgG of this city, for under
druinug Ha had sent to Cleveland, BY
IA son OF Mr. WIrham as tho son testified. for
poison to kill buds. About an ounce of
opium was found in his room and "a vial
containing what was thought TO be q prep.
aration Of strychnine, was found in his
pocket.
lIo is supposed to be an Euglishman, and
about forty five years OF age. 1t is thought
he may have two cousins in Columbus. He
is known to have written two letters while
in Dover, but 10 whom or where is not
known.
On the leaves Of some books in his pcs.
session were some proper names as IL
written by himself among them that OF
Norton S. Townshcnd Nothing else was
found which gives further clue to hs
identity.
He was said to havo been destitute OF
muucy, aud that Witham and hIs son ad.
vanccd expenses ON his aicdgcd invention,
with promise OF u division of the receipts
thcrctrum
! The verdict Of tho Jury was, Death by
taking strychniuo, administered by himself
! or same person unknown, --CIeretdnG
] Hrruid
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19
Death of ]. S. Wright.

We had scarcely penned the announce.
mont that Mr.. Wright was expected to re.
cover from his illness, when We learned that
ho was rapidly failing and it is now our
painful duty to record his death. He died
at his residence in this village, on Friday
last, at 7 O'Clock, y. ~, agod As years.
Mr.. Wright was born in East Hampton.
Mass, July Goth, 1871. At tho ago of -
years, ho commenced learning tho printing
business. in Batavia, n Y whero no sub.
scquontIy married a daughter of Goo. Ed
wards Esq, of that place. After completing
his trade, no worked awhile in Hartford,
Conn.,, and Lancaster, Mass. In 1894 he
omigratod to this County, and sot.lod in
the township of IIunrsburgh, whore ho re.
sided with tho exception of briet residence
in Panesvllc) until 1850 in which year
ho removed, with his family, to this village
In March, 1852, no purchased the Demo
erai, which no continued to conduct until
the first of January last, whom no retired,
and WAS succeeded by tho presont Proprie-
tor, During tho period of his connection
with tho Democrat, no was twice oloctod to
tho ofico OF County Treasurer.
| For nearly ten years previous to his
death, it was our good fortune to be
| intimately associated with Mr. Wright
aud no ono could know him better -
We shall novor forgot his quiet and retiring
manners, his kind heart, hls pationt dispo-
sitiou, and his dsin'erested frieudship
Wo buIiovo ho aimod, in all things to DO true
to his highest convictions and, If he some,
timos erred, We should remember that to
err is but tho common lot. Wo know ho
was moro doyotodIy attached to tho cause
of Freedom, than to any party. Our read,
urs will bear witness that tho DemocraI.
while undor his control, was u faithful cx
I ponent of Republican principles.
BY his death, his family havo been do.
priycd of devoted husband and father
tho Anti. Slavery enterprise. of Jealous
aud consistent supporter; the community
of good citizen aud honest man.
But few brief months have elapsed
since, in retiring from tho Democrat, hc
kindly wished its friouds and patrons 1.-THE
choicest of Heavens blessings aud Happ,
Now Year" We can hardly realize thai
he has 60 sooD been called away, 10 tb,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

The ChHlrmrn OF the State Central
Committees have changed the time Of the
discussions between Messrs. DENNIsos
and RANNEY at Cleveland, to Thu sday,
September | h, nj Canton, to Saturday,
September l7th, ChiIIico'he, to Seplem-
bcr lOrh, and Z,nesvlle to September
18Th. The debates at TltiD, Dayton, and
Columbus, will be held on the days orig
lnally agreed upon. The change Of time
At Cleveland from the 10Th TO the | 5th Of
September, will be acceptable TO our citi-
zcns and the Reserve generally. Tie
Perry Monument Celebration will be over,
and we trust ,he voters OF both parties
will very generally make arrangements
to give the candidates Tor their suhrages
a hearing - Lcadcr.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

ARREST or MURDERER or A CNcIN-
NATIAN.-Sevorn! years ago, it may be 10
membcrcd man named Woodward was
murdered at the Museum on Fourth
street, by one Wright, tho trouble between
them arising from tho wish of the latter ia
go upon the stage and 500 ono of tho ballet
glrls. 10 which the former strenuousIy oh
jcctod. Woodward in tho melee that ensued
was stabbed IN several places. and died be.
iurc morning while his assnaut fled the
city, aud has not since been hoard of, Yes.
terday u telegram was received from Mem
phs, Tunucssoo however, that Wright had
been arrested. and that no would be- de
tnncd there 10 wait the action here - Gin
Enquirer.