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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
"SLAudnrER OF INNocENTs Tho St
Louis Intelligencer is cruel. 1t saws.

"SLAUGHTER OF ISNocENTs. Tho St
Louis Intelligencer is cruel. 1t says:
.sSiuce the Cabinet decided against an extra
session Of Congress, and left the pew Postmas-
ter General, Holt, TO manage his Department
as he best can withoat funds, the new Post
master Is shopping down the expenses Of the
department with perfect yeDgcBnce On
Monday be dismissed seventeen out Of ihirt,-
ole Special Post Office Agents, thus saving
$50 900 per annnn. Among The beheaded u-
noceots was DIR. Lieb, of Chicago, who, ia com
pany with Mr.. Isaac Sturgeon, of this city, led
the Administration forces in the disastrous an
tl-Douglas campaign in Illinois last fall.--
Another was brother of Senator Bright. of
Indiana The friends of the slaughtered Of
fee holders bowl terribly, aud complain to the
President of Mr. Hollis bomicidal disposition
bu, the new Postmaster declares that the su.
perhaous officials shall be dismissed. no matter
how many prominent friends they may have
Some time ago one Daniel Webster. was ar
rested IN Harrisburg in tie market .ouare. as
one Daniel DangerGeld, fugitive from labor
from the plantation of Mrs. Simpson in AtLeos-
vile, va. The natnesake of the eniincD; states
man was lroned and taken to Pbisdepha by
MARSHALL jenkins, where be had hearing be-
lore commissioner Longstreth, during three
days reign of the most intense excitement. A
large number Of witnesses were examined. and
among them number Of colored people Of this
place, who swore to Wobster's residence hero
since 1898, whereas the witnesses for tue claim
ant all swore to his being in Virginia 10 that
year, and escaping from bondage in 1854. Tie
Commissioner finally released the alleged fupi-
tive, when scene of wild excitement ensuad
10 the neighborhood Of the Philadelphia State
House, the crowd actually bearing him away
upon their shoulders
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
THE SICKLES TRIAL.

The Sickles trial ended on Tuesday last, in
the acquittal of Mr.. Sickles. We have pur-
posely abstaiued from publishing the proceed
ings in this disgusting case. A friend sent us
the following dispatch dated
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
PHILADELPHIA, April 26, 1859.

The Sickles case was submitted to the jnry
this afternoon-wh after an ahseuce of one
hour returned and gave verdict of moi gully
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
BOOTS and sE0Es

good supply Of carpets, all colers and price.
sn'gie ana double carpet chsin, looking gi,Sge.
umbrellas, clocks, &c.
also, A la.ge assorfrne,.t Of
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
BEDFORD IVQUTRKR.

IMPORTANT AcTs.--The following important
laws lave been enacted By the State Legisla-
tnre aud are now laws:
AN ACT relating 20 the granting Of licenses
to hotel, inn or tavern keepers.
SEC. /. Be II enacted, 81, Tha. it shall be
lawful for the several Courts of Quarter Ses-
sious Of this Commonwealth TO hear petitions
in addition to thai OF the applicant, in favor Of
AMI remonstrances against the application of
any person applying TO either of them for Ii,
cense TO keep hotel, inn or tavern, and there
upon refuse che same whenever, in the opinion
OF said Court, such inn, hotel or tavern is not
necessary for the accommodation of tue public
and entertainment, of strangers and travellers;
aud SO much of the 9th section Of the act of
Assembly relating to the sale of intoxicating
liquors, passed the twentieth day Of April, 1883
as is inconsistent herewith, is hereby repealed ;
Provided, That the several Courts of Quarter
Sessions empowered to grant licenses shall have
and exercise such discretion, and no other, in
regard to the necessity of inus or tayerns, as is
given to said Courts by the act relative 10 inns
aud laverns, approved llth March, 1854: Pro-
Tided further, That nothing in this act shall APP
ply to the city cf Philadelphia.
Approved April IA, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
AUCTION! AUCTION!

NE subscriber will offer for sale at Public
j. Auction, on
MONDAY 2ND OF MAY, NEXT,
all her present stock of
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
FANCY GOODS,

FANCY GOODS,
consisting in part OF SILKS, MERINOS CASH
MERkS, ALPACAS, Poplihs De LANES. Vclyets,
Shawls, Cloaks, Matthias, Ladies' and Chidrens'
urs' bennets' RIti'ons- Flwers. Feathers Cloves,
Hosiery, Shoes, Jewelry. Periumcry, and p,gug
other Articles in the
FANCY AND DRY GOODS LIME.
As she is determincd to dispose OF her eptrs
stock at this time bargains may be expected.
Auction from to in the afternoon. and in the
evening, and u continue from day To day till all i
sold. H. .. PEUGu
April %, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29

See advertisement of Sanford's Liver Invig
orator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
BEDFORD, Pa.
STATE CONVENTION.

ID. OVER Editor and Proprietor.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-04

RESISTING 0fficERs When the officers Of tb. Lsw
from Stanton reached Harrisonburg Virginia TO arrest
George T.. Deneae a second time The having heen arA
quilted previous charge OF obtaining money on false
preienoes his friends resisted them aud several had To
be taken ia custody The community greatly cx
cited The papers do not state the exact nature OF the
change upon which this arrest made
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-04

Cmanas oF MuHpER-Mr aud Mrs Pugh were ar
rested IN Suhok Virginia, on saturday suspion OF
being accessory 10 the murder of VIM Pupb last Christ
mas and confined IN Nansemond county Jail saspf-
con was aroused il is said by something said by little
giyk
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-04
ApplTIoNAL IMPROVEMENT

James Orary, of Middlcport, O, for Improvement IN
shnge machines, Patented November a. 1851 Re
issued, dated September 2s, 1853. Additional Improve
ment dated February |, 1852.
Carlyle whipple Of Cleveland, o.; for improvement
In reeiprocating Dated January -, 1857 Ad-
disonal improvement dated February |, 1889
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-04

Mr.. BROWN submitted the following resolution
Reoi That Saturday for the consider
sion u business relating the District Of Columbia
The consideration Of this resolution also objected
to- and lies over tttt~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

Nok SAVANNAH AND FI.oRIDA.-THE FAyoRIrE
~ chip 1BOM as SWAIN. Capt j. T. ansaG, vii
leave pier IL North River saturday May at oclosk
Catio naassge to Savannah. SIS Through dckss New
Orleans $50 7s Mobile $35; Montgomery $26 Albany, $24
Columbus $23: Atlanta f2s; Macon sal augusta So AIsc
TO principal places in Florida lowest rates Freight ten CENT
per foot lneuraLce Que half per cent. Appiy 70 II.
CROMWELL A co Sc West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02
AmUsE sfENTS.

=
MILE riHCOAIvInlS
FAkEWEIL SEhiks OF PraFus u a ri,ag IN AXE eTOa
Mr.. cThAkOS Ii begs ieage ~ aanouass thst
Mile. MANIA PIDC yi,lMirI
win Ia limited naher of Josra. IN
her d. parture fer 81 sDpe, c0mnaociu1
iu her great role of eiULsrIA In
. - . LA rnAV sTA.
Sig BRI0EOlL and "a. Aunnro
w II appear In tas celebrate, characters NJ
AltHEuo AID aEn u,lsT
consequence Oh ,,a unayoidable dep s~ture a
Nile, PtCtivloNirI
the LIST Of June, possibly be and hi,
Will be POSITIVELY the asl ts ale ficlSoni viii DER orm
La 1raviata 10 America ~ ~ ~
Conductors. Sig MUZfO aud H. sra sKOSOu
FhIUAY, May
~ OLorlNi wil appear fer the only time ia Ucsi.
with Gig BRIGKoLI. Sir AaoDro
In ,hs tTincpal relies
saTURDAc all NJ
FIRST GRAND MaTTNfe
Tetu'nc are rsspecs MY ut med hit there win he
Academy OF MuSc u breli Hall son oty ,tr,adv~y
and Root anih'pv &to is ass s,r-tt gb,sh viii Que,
10 motrow Jve:dsy al b. for sale Of bores ana rs-
mr. le Of sen's for Don Pasqus'e" will commence on
Doors open 81 I; Opera to commence n.SPN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02
iNITED sTATEs NAIL STE AMsHrP LINE,
FOR
CAlIFDdNTh.

'JLthANS CAItt UhFiN IIINE IUH bAN tNAN-
CISCO.
SAILING KEGULsnbY ON ADVERTISED DAYS.
y CIJPFER OF Tuesday. MAY 10
y THE ELEG Ant FXlhnnE D.iPStR SNIP
GOLDEN EAGI Z, Il. A. LUCE, COMMaNDEE,
rapidly loading pier Y East river This celebeated
per has made very quick to Gan Frapcsco
being O7 ne DAYS rspeciVely; thus proving
self 10 be Of ibe esest shos an shs insures At the
raies lands her cargo Ia good order and Will dis
n he'd as sbcvc For bslance OF freight sSpy y
WM. 4. CU,eB AN CO,
M fS Wall street rouiioe bulldog.
! gents In Sen Frapriscn-Ncrsrs wM Coi.EM All 90.
SrkanPe San Francisco for SALE in sums to suit
hni.ed advances made shipeGts OF approved merchn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

ii NATIONAL CONCERT HALL
Hz new Canal street.
The best cor Quoted coneer. room in the city
COMIC AND SENTIMEnTAI, SINGING,
NEGRO MlNSTKEISY
bsNCfNG AND BURIESoUE.
RD-Tbe biphess encomiums have oo
urorr the icr place Of am. 20
me o, the responsibility o. the audiences
" THE MODEI CONCERT HALL ow THE CITY.
tie price admission being snch DEFY Competition
Miss EMMA fkUJ BINGHAM, CHE accomplished yocsistl
Mss FANNY COLE,
LA PETITE rs LOUISE,
nARaY FOX.
and FRED SHAW
The be-. er tertsirmert 10 the city
ADMISSION TEN CEN IL Inc udn z ticket
W. HITCHCOCK Manager aud Prouretor
T,RANElLN MUSEUM, III GRAND STRICT ONE
h door from Broadway.--S O BIRD, Proprio,or wo
performances every day. at and by the only troupe OF
MODEL ARIIsTkS
In The United Sstes, COMPRISING OF tina nost esu nj
Young ladies', the entire troupe ConsistnS OF
TWSNTg-SEvEN YOUNG LADIES'
who viii srpear every aeTnron and night IN choice seec.
ton OF living pictures. AMI viii Appear, the
ORIGINAL FEMALE alEETREI9
h their unique entertainment n B.HtranGers will observe
hst the above the on Place where the model artists are
eyhbrsd Adms s,l,Tchcsire seat1, 10 cauts: Yoxeg
cents. Privs,e bo,eS. 81 eeais the stage ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

NITBD STATES NAIL SrE.M3aTP LINE goa
. Tsvsna AID New Orleans. -Tha stca ship nHpTIE
nc Capi r Griffin, will asi Monday, Nay 1855 at
O'Clock from foot of Warren b,ls OF asipg
be proper form nrniehed al the onics and bills OF sas
be signed after the hour ealing For reigh! passags
bly, at III West street, corner 0. sa-ren
Il kOREETe aysnf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

he s9Ierdi steamer MARION, w. ]. ros.sr, sonraader
A sic .e ~ on sstur;las, EAS u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

DOVE THEATRE.
ID j essees .yessrs q. l. Fox snd ". LanGsfA
Engagement tor Elk OF Mss SALLlE ST. OLAIh.
korday evening May 2, sos
GnEbN BUaHF6.
Wild Kurt gh O. Q bousce Miami Miss Sallie g. CIA1r
Tnk PIE ssANT nEfaHSOR.
LA TOUR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02
sYnUPsis on sGEEaRY EEVaN.s, 10.


The republic psoclaimet Meeting OF the sronde at NJ.
dame rcald'g Frsnce and her fuurei
If "C,zn nsn al be oposed cosl,on-Rerasa of
the Gitonde lesdcf-G ul. erd 10 noceute The warning
ACT IL.
The Representatives. ')orisy and her simple
bie-Ber teschers be poet Corele spesks CiunaPiu
tarch BrutatSer NsoIato rival OF the fugitive
liro dists-ss, dngs 10 gs eotsnsssmi be patSioss
ofhope Guide TO The hs.oes OF tae cited the
I0et OF be IctuYe
Scene 3Sity han Of Saen repaired for dseuatlon
Description OF nsratEis ein arlos;ss horror aod
sion O. judith Id 10 III Gironcss The ri color raiosd
against the blood ait ca Hg Of tho Trunvis The Maypsn
leau. III
Garden of the Palais al Holster
Nobocsacy arance Il ChaIlc,ie-Ihs wa,cser@ES
repnes meet 1be happy woF and her cfdccntsrt
is!rae wis ,f,aucnaa,, he result,
areemen y be man Of thc op.eHis away
the royal family men, 1onlsn chdrenDfsrencc of OPT
nonSaTsrs Wie-Ihe aveog'ng knife duled by ,mau's
between the eDhnsat aud her vicm-Fate
draws her op-ihe sacriee accompishdDeath Of Maras
Arrest OF CharloAe-Tableau
Prison of the Coucergerie auesous
the prroneryhe the ana loan of
Departure Tor the hA of justice "Ycsn
Love and devoionLe or life Prefer of escspe-The
oaes trAyer to Denton1hc MONA hat Adieu-Denoue.
ment-
, TO conclude With Co)mans Gre comedy. oorprsssaa
The JEaLoUs WIFE.
sIr. UskIey Mr.. Fisher
MASKS An FACIs VIII be rep, aied : conway
. Boz onoe opoA ~ 3 a. ~ arT du ing the day.
arque P.rausi Circle and Irsss circle 30 cents
a7 s~ /. cents
oe Drfes Bscopy which has recesy elegantly furs
CO sna nsaea WIN ciaAA. ffee OF extra casrge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

QALrMoRA. WAsHMvToA AND rHa v GsT, -xan
cave pier Is NORTH river Tudays Thusdsyo Saturdays
natins be passage n forty hcurs r.eighi % Baltimore
tomato rates For through the ~e covering inssy
lnoe rsk, eghh cont apply q 'be Baltimore and
sir = \. SsnSWrLL tx .ss We. s.rass a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

SECOND MIG dF OF the play eot.led
OHkhLfOtsE UOauas,
which rece ed rs frat 2torfor Mis- D.
VtF fOi as eenent-~th unb uoaed appronaaou aud IA
skth n,ss 0 the Zoe % O.
staon the soul stsfi iel byn.a Of
lct ~ shekIl4tIsIsF,
Ia wbc she veceivct t's npnient treble Sa
turdey evening lsst tbs pr sent
MONDAY tgkntSI May e. 1850,
will be wih appropriate scenery drex3es .he
neW play called
CBABLcTrT OoRDaY
wtb tte f. lowing powerful distribution
.iarAi...............\ ............f Mr.. @. Fisher
nst ION AsiutnTirs Er. Bar HILL
hoccsileffr .........S } ........ Mr.. uulniugh4Io
bSfbArauK...... .............. Nj Con say
-ic'er ........... ......... Mr. Geo Farre1
sonva @.....,< uLroR1ists y.........H r. W Reynoi
Seuscs .............. ............ Nc. cranshsw
j
Margct Da gktus
hiboulst............\ .Er W.d aaidocss
Ltafebr ........i Sed kspubtcara Mr. T. Baker
Catpms, OF ..........( Buokbee
On Co-tay
Madame 3igaro SIZE ~ II 3mh
Nlot Blaochard. Mira 40 1sro
Madarhe Roland .............. Mes Deph.io
Mar4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02
THE TURF.

GRAND rROrTfNG MArCa-rsN MILES FOR 81 900.
" IDe osabrstoc Dalton horse again field hss
won 90 many 'anrss the 10 races
hundred and shorter dsspc-s 10 uniss Is
against maze OF great proUe h4 already speed
AID endurance that the uers 10 cinsset
WIN The csIsbssed hampi,a Of saoes The rsss
N come OIL over the hartford Troiug Park tbs
80 Gay Of Way ntY. u three O'CLOCK good d-y and
nAct) a. folio both 70 A. DAltJn e.
brNker; Raymond names Lady Gilbert Tbs pub
lie sie assured that the above x be ed ia ali
spscs honoraby suitable force vii, be Ia
70 enforce order DC nbuses viii House
NJ one O'Clock TOR the track as the ordinary cha-se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

sp ndid costumes Scenery, Ac
Also during the ~ ek tine revival of
sraatllrG hOMsNTiC DRAMA.
crif inal acted in this the tie
Mr. LtSfrK " ALL ACK ard Mrs HOEY
In p,incipsi characters
Immediately Mr. va lacks retirement season VI
be produced
NEW FIVE ace COMEOY
which las hae ntqtss.
BOX BOOK OPGc FOR The WEEK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

AMUSE0IH b.
n ibLOt vAh0an
~ Manager. ~ r. uDUY
-. paICES or ADMIg n
p.s 80 cent Fan carcie. - eenn1
A'''s op' It "a c, r,a,s .,s ~ O'Clock.
of
n,., JULIA DEAN aAYNu.
VrirE 70 the great OF the
GEsN I'll ahAPknIA REVIVAL
the manager Ia inc ured
PRESENT THE sAMs
.,1x,. yWI NIGHTS MCEM
MONDAY snd uEsnsY nv ENirssa
MorDs aud e. ksOAY EyEUrN3a
after Which u m 81 positively wihdrswn n Inc ~
nal e com for o'hsr roveiue<. ~ '"o p's0o~s -
ANTONY AND OifpPATRa
In Al l. I2s sPlEN yOR,
Great Cast OF Chsrscasr.
MAGNIFICENT MOVING Pa HUhAbA
or rBE klvBR NILE.
OF THU RIVER NILE
Grand Ballet,
nd sbe Ia DlH6
Positively LAST TWO NIGHTS Of
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
MONDAY fUE6DAY EVENINGS.
Performance on Saturday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02
WOODS MINsTRELs.

M MINISTRIES,
56l and E63 Broadway, near Prince street
Low ed ghly with the Elegance Refinement OF ira
city. MUSICAL REVIVAL " VIC
WOODS MINSTREIsS,
the Oldest and Largest Company the City appear evrv
evenir in their popular acts of - ''
NEGRO MINsrREs sy,
IN OLD VIRGINIA STYLE
Eesssrs g II. Fox J. II Bud@orth q WHITE Warden &C.
Concluding with
THE WONDERFUL COMIC SPECTACULAR PANroNINE
with new scenery dresses, decorations m usic, &C.,
Entitled the
GENT Of TIE LAKE,
In Eph S,enes and Ecrv.ive ard a,oI, h. r~.r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

Knights, spirits, yisiters soldiers, attendants &c.
SOkEhs ANU INCIDENTS.
Scene L-borders Of the Magic Lake.
The golden treasures the reward Of honesty the greedy
woodcutlers and their panshmenf
fow learn 10 labor, Ills thy fitting state
And honest be If hou'd be truly great
The genis charge, and change Of characters
Now fun begin and merrimept DISPLAY
III visit you aa1in at close of day.
Scene ia street dishonest beggars rn en- charity: ,A
bitter biz roues all round honesty the best policy stray shot
and basty retreat.
scene lA Bookstore Liquor store No cash In hand:
sizes TO match Clown and PAnaloon turned lovers no
the book of books; Barnum autobography
Jrycc Be'h General fom ihuub Molly House; Feeiee mer
mad baby Show great american serpen too much
and medium surprised by the spirits
scene IVA street. Mr. Verdsn in search the elephant
tricks COMMITMENT the Signs of day. change for te
better and Mr. verdan among the Mnsels makes one OF
merry party.
sceae V-chsap Boarding Houses Clown and PANTHEON
board and attend In both way anooy
ns ahnters love la mode literary clown and lying
cracked crown and sudden closing doors bad sst
lively bread; ITO shawl and sndd en- soua umbrei
s In demands heavy bow, and OF rising Ia the
world
geance Of the ounan GENT the invasion of the kntghts and
hight o. the advance mounaIneers; Clown aud Pantaoon
ready battle and revenge
Sceue Vi-1le Nountan Fortress Grand charge of the
KNIGHTS, destruction ct The fortress, and -
Brilliant -ceuic Charge,
Scene vJII.-Thc koariI Cataract OF
TEE GOLDEN MOUNTAINH
lie abode OF the Genii OF Truth
GRAND f.DLbAU OF JUSTICE AND JOY
Doors opeb at 65e 10 commence at O'clock Ickea q,
NoIIoE--A CRAM AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
WILL BE GIVEN ON SATURDAY, COMHENCfNCi AT
% O'CLOCK, WIN Many NEW AND NOVEL, ACrS
WILL BE INrRoDuOED. PRICES AS USUAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

NkME solRhE p'ABoNnEnENr.
MASAl. NAL k6e
Premiere represer s'os de
LES MErOihES DU DIABLE,
cOnedie vaudeville en- 3 actes Eienne Arago.
NJ Paul Lnba dsns lie role de. Robn
60 snrea roles serort lo.es par Nine Dare Jane eoe
hssrs Peulne Dupont Tailot NM Bertrand Edgard Tal0
rte'y b. pry Danes II Segpeurs-
lpcess mmen-ies sole. Dramanques ct 10 vi.omte d
Teoiiere
Nercred, II MALES DAME AUX CAMEILAs, pour n
Der efce dc NJ PAUi. LsBA.
burvsu de location 6heurss
mstin jusQu'e teures do soir.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03

Mssou,ians can be found, without doubt.
Thoy have an excellent gift Of preserving
their own hides. The leaders probably
hold government app Siatments; that is
The haven 10 which most Of these patriots
drifted. Judge j. T.v. Thompson isno
doubt high in authority in. Missouri So
also Captain Rice, that "gn this treat"
and Mr.. Rout. Let the government
indict and hang thsse insurgents that
seized an United States Arsenal, these in.
vadsrs Of peaceful territory, and tliess
traitors to The nation. This will be an
excellent preparation for thezexsculion Of
Old Brown. b Then all the people vii
exalt hsjusliee ofour goyerpment.e But
il all these insurgents, robbers, mur.
derers and traitors. are 10 go tree, and
Old Brown is hung, the people and
future generations will call it q cowsrdly
murder. totally destitute Of the frat prip-
ciple Of justice. 'er ls
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03

1t is startling fact that there never
has at any tims been SO many counterfeits
and altered bank notes in circulation, as
at present, many Of which are SO well
executed as to defy the closest inspection.
Within a fortnight Petersons' Deteclor
notices the appearance Of fifty one new
counterfeits. Under the circumstances
il is imperative for every business man to
have at hand reliable detector, and such
a one is Petersons'. The best thing is 10
subscribe 10 the semi.monthly issue of
Peterson Detector, and thus get a copy
Of it every two weeks. A new feature
has also been introduced into Petersons'
Detector. i. This is a page Of information
en- finance, locally and generally, written
expressly for this work by one Of the
least visionary, best informed, and most
able and experienced and practical none
tary writers in this country. 1t will bt
continued in each number of the Det,c-
tor, and includes information on trade,
commerce, monty, specie, stocks, bonds,
banks aud railroads. The general con-
tents Of the work are admirable. The
prizes Of it semi monthly, is only Two
Dollars year; or monthly, One Dollar
a year. We would advise all persons to
remit ihe price Of ayear's subscription to
7. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia,
at once for it. ua7ia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
A Nest Of Counterfeiters Broken Up.

A Nest Of Counterfeiters Broken Up.
For "A long time there has exisisted in
the village Of Newburgh, on the Ohio,
about thirty miles above Wheeling,a nest
of counterfeiters. who have been flooding
the country with bogus coin, but who
have managed the business so adrot]y as
to escape detection. The Deputy U. s.
Marshal Of the district has been watch
ing the rascals long while, and on Fri
day evening. the 2lsl ult., having made
everything sure, made q descent upon a
suspected house in the village. and sue
ceeded in capturing some four or FIVE Of
the lsaders of the gang, among whom
were MIR. Samuel Ligget, formerly a tav-
ern keeper of stsubenville, and Mr." S.
Conn. In the house the. officers found
moulds, and all sorts OF materials for car
rying on the felonious business. togethe,
with about cart load Of counterfeit gold
dollars, silver halves quarters and halves,
all ready for circulation. Among the
men arrested. and Immediately connected
with the gang, is ps.riarchal- looking
man about seventy years Of age.