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Especial Dispatch to the New York Tibune.1
WAsKMaroa. March g. 1852.

WAsHuo1oa. March B. 1859.
Since Mr. Bolts has returned here from his
Northern tour, there have been two caucuBea Of
the South American members Of: Congress for
the purpose Of controlling the election Of Speak.
ct OF the next House. One was at private rcai-
dence, and The other at the American Club.
room. Such Northern Americans al Morris
presume Ezra CLARK (Corn.) Was also included
in inTitatipnS n his course in running a an
Independent candidate to elect Democrat was
canvassed md censured, though M1. Humphrey
Ma1shall is reported al having been his princi.
pal adviser in doing 80.
cans is, to demand the Speaker and yield all the
other officers Of the HOUSE to tho Republicans !;
thar if the Republicans refuse this demand, the
Americans will take the first opportunity TO re-
cure m election by plurality, and give the
SPEAKER to the Democrats under an arrangement
With than th&t the Americana shall have cer-
tain share Of the subordinate oflosrs. ,
This foresthlling is not ouly participated in bT
gentlemen not yet elected to the nexs Congreas,
but the caucusea were called undsr shs diraction
Of member Of the House who il rot q candi-
date for reelection.
Ths policy which il reported to actuate thia
fkotious and impolitic movement ls that il the
Americana defeat the Republicans in organising
tho next House, tho lstter will view it as an IN,
dex Of what the former can do in 1860, and vii!
prn6t By the Lesson il making ths Presidential
tisket.
Nj. Davis Of Maryland was not invited to at-
tsnd tne caucus, his known views being at vari'
ance With tha attempts Of the few to dictate
terms TO tho many. He prefers TO lshve things
action, without any attempts at plots Or pre-
axrAngAmenta- Il il proper to aey thnt ~proml
nept 1mericsns from Mary land repudiste the
caucusea al ll.timed and unIuAt
, 1859-03-08
The Mineral Resources OF Southern
MiehieAn. &c.

We were shown on Monday last, a. Jones'
r11e, ZONE fne specimens Of = superior class Of
camel coai, taken from = win recently struck
in coal basin within the limits Of that village.
This rein, over thrre feet in thckness, va dir
covered Atter boring ahout twenty feet below
the enrface, that being n far II Tho Workmen
could proceed until shaft wa saak to project
them from ths water. 1t sesms to h9ve Become
. settled fact shat coal abounda in Largo quanti-
tics in thst section. Wherever, boring haa beeu
done coal hAa heeo discovered.
Me were informed that scientific GeoloRiat
haa examined these drift, and is Of the opinion
hA4 there il every indication Off vast extent of
coal not mA1y fest he1ow tho susfaos VI xre
Inclined to believe thst this "Coal Baain" ex-
tends into LeuANse, md aa4o :BfAnch anA QN-
houu Counties, aud tbs day u NOT fae diataas
wheu coal will b. Uncovered il shis section.
Will not pomS Of our scientific men tnvestiz4tY.
this matter; fhe resou1ues of Soashaza &lcAt.
gan, afs just beginning 70 b dsvsloped. :: :lroF
ore il found feF miisa west Of: Joaeavilfa, and
Smalting Worh hAve heen etectsd nea< ths oEs
beda Tia naaufsetory OF whas II termed pig
iron IN in xoeces9tul operation They arc turn
ing cat, - we ara informed, large Quantities Of
TIM iron Per dxy, which II il evety, respect ~
INA qnaaity II any kfux1d Id PeAnsY Of
in any olher part of-tAe Vaiss1 :2tAte4 Our
friends at Jpne1ville NJ d Hns 1pHata oTer tho
recent discoveries Of coal it thae plSce 1t viii
giye shs plsoe new Impulse aad increase ;its
bugfneAa 1mportAnc4 more thaa eny othAEs seifs
cuu4tancA-AdrSaa EeposikoF. ,,- :s-!T..:
, 1859-03-08
The way the Money Goes.
tCrntn fhe RnRt.r 1ntiru8i

OF tho war in which the public money has
been wasted upon tha new Capitol at WashlnR-
ton, our readers have been we'll posted BY our
Warrington correspondent. But still, We think
the1 viii be surprised at = few details For ID
atsuce, the two front doors of that remarkable
building, With their outside trimmings. cost
&47.072. In addition to this, the deiigns aud
models for these dnors coss $12. 900. By the
original estiu12ts these doors were put down at
$500! One Of the bronzo doors leading into
tho new Representative Chamber will cost, &C:
cording to estimate. t14, 4ls-tns design and
dor the snoisnss had high Idea Of tho position
Of as ddaskeeper.' Each window has cost
ebout t2,oo0. exclusive Of gla1s+ j" The spresd.
eagle haad- -fails for the private stairways, in
boih wings, cost $12. .0oo"-aud Jet they arc IN
such dark plsces that it ia proposed to tear away
tic Light shine upon one Of them So much BY
WY Of detail-merey enough to prevent any
Wonder when we state that tho appropriations
for the Capitol already reach Is. ,000 and tbst
it 10 estimated thst the building cannot be CON-
pleted on the present plans for less than
q. .oo0, 900!
The same inordinate expenditure also extends
to The furnishing Of the various rooms. Thus.
tho furniture Of tho SPEAKERS room alone ccs.
&5,501, Everything Ia on . grand scale-of ex.
pense, at least. Nj. Speaker Orr, for instance,
Withdrawing from the arduons duties Of the
chRlr, refFeshea himself BY surveying hts porty
persoa in mirror which cost 81, $50. II the
light is not sufficient, be arsanges tho brocatells
curtains for which the "dsar people, hare paid
5000. Should be discover any dust upon his
brow, he repairs to :Washstsnd worth 365. He
can then select some interesting work from =
bookcase which cost &668 take his choice ho
tween as and $95 char and $40 lounge;
and thus enjoy himself till $145 clock tells him
it is time either to write q no.e from $50 ink
stand on = 395 writing table. or else take his
cost and hAt from $47 clothes rack, and tenn
porsrily ahsent himself from = room Of such
,"repahlcau simplicitY-"
Aid 70 IL u throughout tho Capitol The room
Of the Committee Of Ways and Means Is fur
| nished 1t an expense Of &2.74a-one Of the itsms
beiug q Is fms book.desk and case, $500" The
deska and chairs Of the Representatives hall
cost ~, 900; and merely the cleaning sud rar-
nishing df them la.t fall cost over $l.l00. Car
| pets, curtains and lounges are on the same
scale. Tht members at tbs last session even
brushed their ahrewd financial heads at ~ e1-
| pense of &425 Of the people, and combed them
| (not The people'A heads) to the tune Of $22o.
Nov, if tha peopla ara willing that this general
and ia tho aggregate enormous flow Of pToaiga.
oy in the national sxpepd ditures should continue.
and even increAse, according to iss natural ten.
deucy, they ahonld say 70. II not they should
aay that in thunder tones. 1t any rate. 1t is the
| duty OF tho press 10 disseminate information on
th1a subject. until The people thoroughly u1der.
stand it We trust that HI. CraKln's speech
| NAV have wide circnletipu.
, 1859-03-08

On Saturday Last, Hungarian nsmed Ensn"
uel Gerard, aeig1-mskez .. SO Pine street.
suspecting bis wife Of 9 criminal intimseT win
aGernau physician, sccused her willis the tw p,
with an apprentice, were in the stors making
cigars on table By which tho tbres sat An
angry dispute followed, IN which both became
rsrY much excited, and used harsh language,
which continued for come time.- Mrs. Gerard
finally srose from her seat, and>passing behind
the counter, took down loaded pistol hanging
upon nail, snd walking back near ber'hus'
hand, placed the mn1zls to her right temple,
and literally 5lep TIE tep. Of ae: hsad e6!' Her
brains we're scattered in erery direciion-=:o7tr
her husband, the ahow-case Of cigars mud table,
and the shelves and boxes in the store! Ut
course ins&ans death followed.
Itappeazat that Mrs. Gerard and her husband
before comirg to this country, occupied very
good social position, and the vile was descend-
ed from noble Hungarian family. They were
both re1y quiet, orderly persons. Whether the
act was ii caused By shame 1t the discovery BY
her husbaud af disreputab1a conduct, or By i'd
dignation ut bis accusations, can never Of course
he known.
, 1859-03-08

Il ner U. 3. Senate couvcnes IN Washington
to day, BY speclat sommons Of the President
Tbs sesaio1 will of conrse bo short one, deyo-
ted 70 ths consideration: Of Treaties, Appoint
mepu snd purely Executive business. Tbs ten
following 4ea.tors, having been re- elected fox
3 further tern Of six yeArs, ~ill qualify stresh,
bnt retain the seats hitherto hl'ed By then:
Haia4. VIZ. P1rs Fsss1ptx.
lHMo HdMpkhir. .JoRN r HA1a-
.Hassatkus<tss. II s1Ky: VFiLaox. ...
IAiaas.-: ;Srzrurx A: DopsIAs.
T.r0inia. RosxRf Il. 7. HuxfzR-
So.stA Carolina >JAAsa 0Haassu1, Jr- -.
9eargid. --, .RousET ToouBs.
Nissssssppt... .ALRK1Y G BRowN.
Atabama. ..... CLExks9 g. G1AY, Jr.-,
: Loat,san&. JUDAH F. BNJAxH.
Arkansas .-.... .W1LrzAxK SEBASTIAN. -
Senator'S lot the ensuing tsrm hare thus taF
failed 10 n chosen u followa:
Nku J1sey: in plsce Of W1l11Ax WRIGHT.
.AinsAnoE1,,, ":,,.T' 1AAHs SHtkLph;'
.1rtean,. j" ga" DxLAxoN Sxlrn.
Eight new senators hs.s been choaen in place
OF those whoss terms expired :Jestsrday. u fol.
Rhode hland-Henry f. Anthony, !. r. Allen. i.
Ltlatoare-W Willian Saulsbury.r II. n: Bates
kiehigan-Ktnsiey :. Bingham, 7: 9: E. Stuart.
E.ra-J1nes ". Grimes, (; g. ". Jonss
En,tnciy-Ias. ". Powell, '. J. B. Thompson.
Is,soessst-A q: P. Nieholson. '. ohm Ball
Tnus-J. ". Hemphill, Y. Bam Houston+
Tho most casual glance At &hs above tahle
viii indicate the radical revolution now proceed.
ing ii 'the politics of our country. From the
Boathasa,; f4assa nf ksatasky, .fsnueasse Md
Tsxas, thrs@ moderate, oonsaresisa Wing. Or
by pro- alaxefy Democrats OF The extreme aehool;
VI, SanlaburJ. Who COMES Ia from Delaware, il
sleo Pso-SlaYery, replacing Nr. BAtss, who; if
be- hsd aeted Oh his own coaTictions rashef than
, 1859-03-08

fB Lste papers from Europe state that Ra-
rey. the American horse-tamer, had given tour
"demopst1ations'' in Brussels, and handled
nine horses, one of them very wicked p'ebald
mare, and the grey savage par tretAence Of The
army, who had been regularly. thrown Tor sight
years to be shod. 1t was good twenty minutes
before the fo.e leg could be got up; but when
all vas over, his groom took them up ontslde
Just q be liked. There xsro $50 Subscribers, of
thess thirty.four were officers sent in BY Gov
ernment. Five Of the Royal family were among
tho subscribers, including tho Duke and Duch.
eas OF Br.bans, who both expressed themselves
highly delighted. He goes 10 Berlin next.
, 1859-03-08

Kminikses Of the go4poA named Sheppard,
noIninR. H. nas pesu preaching for some time
ID tho nor.hsrn part Of ths soansJ, aod he is
cha1Rod Mn N ofsnes similar 70 that which
~ Charged upon = msn named Joseph, who
r. employed y .s.l.hy, esspteaS an, s,n.d I'd
Posipaaf srsea naa1 ye Fsh.s. m'es. a.. ~ ~
do county fn relation to Tho uaisistsr's szreat.
Thursday, iuat altar the ntsissss's examination
1as fnahed. in Hudson. b was sstaeksd hJ =
maa whiIs be Vas in The ehskas Of ~ ofaoaz.
His assallsnt sroks Z ssas o*er his bead, md
.sea h.,s 9 ss.;sdy 10 s.t s.t tss
1ninister'a frieuds tntend to see # .hey can gss
him released 81 =, writ ptt habeas corpus. ~
The msttar vii pinda1go Judicial .ihIsetigatloa
dst1s ionk, 70 rafrsia fsi4 aa1Aessis9 fur
thar 1poa M-1tgf9{ {kaa& kakaesrePhs L. :
- Ai5kLt- ..,..
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4 PERFECTLY TRIUMPHAN
REMEDT
FOR ALL DISEASES ARI >IN1 FROM
III A l. A RIA:

+
FOR ALL DISEASES ARI ING FROM
III A l. A I.t;
Particularly FEVER and Aauu.
Chi!,s and 1ev-r aad ali dl.<a.e. arising nou, ,b.,
"a o. hs E .1xs' n 10 - SayeFs, pod1e.d
IL he de p ;;o.s ia.ssnIt'inx st II t,ea. 1T Fsse's
aoa pse9 es4 ~ ss1 " pe,fse.,
- +? -: a.: 3s s.:.s = r. !
n,sens Mann ss,'.z IS n ~ S.san 4 1s 81,
ss:a =: ss E :. = H.:
h1a vhexover sold = used-
Ver7 tul5 1ourA RICHARDS / TH,aAs.
GALLON. Ohio 4ps:l l. lssa
p Ma m9%s5s ot eaM2 fs.e aad Akae | eheeT.aN7
81 sus s:. e. ,s, r.
pask hires yeat IN veil peaset With s remtd' viz
IA sna ..s eae ..ss.eson saepns pro ~ ~
IA l1,ate knosedkr Of khla tn0touna. Teco1usrd i
\. Z HAcKKDoM, D. ",
NJ MssRs ssRs MANX "a I9i.as n.1ex .ea
oat,ns ta ~. .esns,. .ad c'o.e ohssrvins IL enesg
.s III CO.. sis ss
IsnlJ Joar FhitLiAAy EEAaSa p,ur<l.t..
rn f4.aAssrosr. Ini.. Sept. = ;83.
nR ~ NJ . s,, qa*1ai so Of
'N' ' ~ GffiE IL f, .ssss I'd Is asa
1ba1s MEssA *. nASN h.S C. Gallon: 9hio
1eiey oFostfs&ed b. 81 liz faver and aSut I'D ~
ID 9es q rs q, es1
d'es IN ny reach land ey exon,I b1t found Ion
e ,s. sass IL a.ss az s'sss ss;
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oanizers relied to carry out their work, is a

eanizers relied to carry out thtn "o1 = u
follows:
"No money shs'l be drawn cut ot tns neasoX
but ia eonst7uents Of appropriations "oaf 'y
low.''
The appropriations mads as above are I'M
oueaittbnab}y mad. .by law" 1he es:apter
ana v,rse en- be found in any voiurr..s Of the
Re}sed stasates; Aud this ia III '1ans and
iim6oteut conclusion at the Democracy have
arrived in their effort either % enact sxindl-
ine ccuymandar or to Overthrow the State
government and precip.tate lawlessnesa on tbs
community.
, 1859-03-08

MarIs suaAz;:- The Npnros. [Wk) S4,ssalE
ssya that shaee Win b lAf8& qaantty et mapls-
auxar manulsctured Ia. th&t. county tie present
year. There sre numerous uies -':saaaQpsYs in Ahe
Immediate vicinity Of tho village.
We Glsolearn from th4 Rothes4er {Afnn Efks.
hess, shst maple su9ez MY p ;expestsA ~ lib.
.ss.sos. Bsss c1sst Why Z ao1 % IL ,e.ae x
husy preparation, and othef vaile1a viii 81
xosssd with profit to thsE o9nsks nd 6sta6ts
tjoR to aAset ttktPapgRA. ,A:t3. :; ~ e::@..:-:
IT. alsX ti.St / 4.ff1 e = !.
, 1859-03-08

YAxnAI1sx.-Lut Thursday Or Friday night,
a school house in the Town Of Fort Wlnnebago,
within two miles of this city. WAS set on fire.
The incendiary collected Ill the books there
were in the house together in pile in tho mid
dle Of the room, and then sst fre to them
Por&a1x Citv ( IYft) Rtocrd.
, 1859-03-08

~ 1t Rock Island, On Tuesday last, q notori.
Gus plaza called the "Cape Horn House" was
completely z!dd!ed by number Of citizens. Some
of the parties in the Qfair hare been arrested.
, 1859-03-08
CoRRupr1on IN HIGH PLACES.
ANOTHER FRAUD UNCOVERED.

erlnaeoen' o, roono Ff1aask' 70,
ar .4m. ssa". Aae ~ w ~.
~ A'"e"A1 .se ~ "uc' -. ~.
ises clear idea OF the discoveries sna< 1no
COMMITTEES made. Tbs Superintendent Of Pub
!. Printing waa xr 4 Il R.amso This Cam
: ~. =. ,h.t 81. :Io,.. 80. :. :1oo..ix rent
a'see ny 'ass IL" oooas "eie 20 'oose1 a'p'
hat it cannot be rsoer4Aiusd 'ewlshia e'uH As'a-
!rfdk of rsan,&." hp1i much psper VII received,
....h a.1;,..>i - ~ ,,,,h,,. r,p;,t.v. |
: : ~. 49,. ee f~ .~,!.I
slclatlont oaianeeo "e!e hsoe' pJ "a'eo 40
-s,. mt n, g.sm., At the tim. trov;no that
=. a.. n.-.-~u. th.n
noa75 "Ao eao ," 'no wv ap9A 'ueD'
md endeaTorinE 10 collect It. Certlncs1es were
sausd for work that never was performed, aud
IN .orn. inr.snees the entries Of payments in the
nooks a1aeseo ns1e9la'J noa
Tho amount received By tho partiee to whom the
VIA dehited In ono caae. tho differ
r -. .s a.,,... .,a :,
enfe arnoun'eo 70 'eo 'noa1af'a a'A1'' .a1 ~
smother to nearly seTen thousand. In INC sn-
ornyine snd IithoRnping departments, great
f,.nd ann..rs tot baTs bern r,ractieed. The trade
~. .tf. ~;
EeaefaA7 1osnoa' necessary 70 pay II s'"e way
for their contracts Sometimes this was done
hv loans of money to the supefintendcut: some.
..nta 70 r. !. a.,t. I'D ,o,,,;m..
hnes o5 . per oen'ass 10 asen's' ano eo"e''nes
BY direct per eentase to Ar. Seaman. Tho
COMMITTEES report;
n ot~sntT ner eant. upon "a contrncta la soue |
;o,t.e.. ~ E nnnev M ioanrd ~ NJ seaosn
and no security or vouchers were taken for It.
In the caso Of earony, mslor q hnapp' nla
Ss11 Ssd hssn ~ cbs-qsd T. onn of sSe nartne1e for
i, q. s." but Mr.. Asjorsays ths. he added |
thetuA name - 4. q: seaman s1.es ae naa . 9Ssa
~ %;tnss. an:weref that the entrY was tbus
made 10 aroid exposing Mr.. Seaman yet ho
esys it Haa q falE Z and nnslnese nts tFaasaeaon'
I9e ~ E suI r. = ga.sn sae = ~ .n.nro., cs 1ssS
The pa5tJ Who made .hiR loan wsa summoned to
testify before the committee. Upon the receipt
Of the subpoena, 10 caneo upon hf. oeamao lor
tho anoont ot Me soaa aou ~ u; ss.'
maae oy En1Gm e w aaa ass tS;ssso4t~r,,.s -
stance, test1sa sa.t ~ ~ ". ~ tsn.u aaon ~ ~
S:amsn oe1osG ;,d .das :. b.dhas, I .mnogonsG n
'!aat 1e nsu ea.ou ;Ntt ~ - .tts ~ .".,;t1 ~
"a ot9e. S s.s' AZ ~ ..at ~. t,,, s1vtf,;r,,
"!t easn a,s G .ton,e . ~ lat .nn, II ,oan NJ
n anosnez ~. .eer ~ ~ 49, dsrnand snu
$o,o2o ns maae ioa1 ~ e. ~ ~. ~ - a. s11
oae nsea 80 dft1 = -sna;ns nnns;d Ynnr con.
p9islon ~ u, naa :. -, ~ - 1aam afs1
41as.oo nn uS~ i1uu. ~ - X ps,m., s+ha4. rn1a
~ nay oeHn aoI go ~ -. -:ns1ad tron, t;r,a ~
.eAea ~. tet -. nAu .nt -. f;s:1. ,s;d ~. the
se a> eaad ~ -. s,eannt f6r;"t;I1 p ~
1s, soa ~ sns Ioa3 IA
PEnhes, .na snss ~ sor e+ s - T. ~ rsos;a
4ot, "nen na nAaa - dS;+;on.1 ~ - ~, ~ ~
aols aa1oa arrso n,rn Paiu ~ ;.. e 80
Ss.;o, oeaman y. ss, ~ "n.3s",.s s,;..n - Il w."
III Goas!as .a;.tas fr,.b:r "a that = Contract
.oar wv so A. nartSa. nnnn tha aexnTessrnndition
toe' tnet HGaie ~ r.. hin.sif. snd T., th;a
sFae. ~ LUG ouPea ~ - s; 80 =.
, 1859-03-08

Repubican Charter Elections in New
York.
The Republicans in most Of the smallar cities
in New York have achieved signal triumphs at
RECEIPT charter eleetions. Ia Auburn, oswsgo,
Rochester, Poughkeepuie. Utics, Rome, :aad
Troy, they hare mada clean sweep Of all oppo'
situn. -,
, 1859-03-08
n0. G., j. kKKno4
.0NININE SUBSTITUTE E,
Or, .FERV.E TONIC,
vii GQ9&

FEW e r a n D A q u e.
LsO, YELLOW, CHAGREs AND
n PanAna gsgaza eaa otsn b pFsveesed By ths use
T. ooe[saeassd ~ Fa3sitao snx shiFs:o!s yesn a1ataoe
d Hosphak md pstxats practice q ksw YoEk 0ty. I'D
- IL Jsafs vaA ID. .1ak vonaasfai Hess:% L "
Te1etn and 82uthWAAkn cnuatz1s Vhefe Tt!eI And
Ae.s 1Es7au IN ssoaaplishst asea b cNtse -
dsssss e ~ q feaovs.tk and reea9eFsdn{ he p
sod Wxs9S5 Of ron TOO tree Of tha traahy oca1a
95rh r N daily baG tuEesd upun tka un11pes1n1 q.
recommead md g1aFaaies Als Medcns - n9fatt
=. - n M11e4aet n 1naekAs et3z.a4sN n.Std -
nc1 cT q U1@pool FaeksA Lasa r. maay JsE9 u -
6M,Asn md 9oHh As@tean Co3s1aS Haae1 =
"Aso~ W i. IN .H4ZA1p, Proprietor,
IN Aaid1 Lana INV YuI&A,
Peuxon. 1Sob1R900 r SAITH
WHOLESALE AxensA u 1osAh Wss~ aFesk Cnleaeo. u.
def& mn kAaX '''.
, 1859-03-08

......IJ @.~-s :VFEz!4t... e.:@1 ::.5j.--!4
HTHr 1Imon RvTK.-T!ha, melting Of the,
aox; I'D t4e iisseent s,laa, hase aa;sd sudden,
nss,uk: :ths Mi.p6 Hvsr 1t Ikfalls: Tbs besutal:
spposl.s the eaJ i .ssdy5srso1ired wiit6 wazsf.
f4.s1 ,.k-.E
, 1859-03-08

Trazspsrtatisa t. flkss Pesk
rryHF .nNDERSIGNED IB PREPARED TO
l. make contracts tor
fp4taHr1NG PROVISIONS AID NIkCHAHnlaE
Of svey dap1fp4too 70 the PAss EsAk Gold Nins4 u
start II asriI ia the ApeinG - N1c3lesbtt.
IL ar Cosuany kM BEEN enE1ata fot seyeaa yeAxs n
tiehtjus fbE The GeTMuaeut ot Tbs Cp1ed Eztea I'M
c4uadgnt at xivl1x t2atnetton.
JAMR r. JONES,
<.sat~ 4.~S u. foAeuh. Va.
, 1859-03-08
The 6ickleB TFaEe4Y.


Is much speculation has heea INDUCED in re.
gard to the return by Mr. Gickles to his wife Of
the Wedding ring, the following detail may posesa
interest. It appears that Ar. sck1es was called
upon by the etefgyman and informed that Mrs.
sickles was ii great mental agony. and under ex-
treme physical suffering, and shst Il such state
Of f@ellng continued long TO exist, it would prob.
ably end In mental .abe1Intiou or. perhaps, sell.
destruction. It Was under such circumstance
that the appeal was made to him 10 restore to Mrs
6ickles the wedding ring, which be had taken
from her on the day Of the tragedy. Ar. sckles
raid, m response, that under these circumstances
he could not resist the appeal in behalf Of one be
had 30 Long cherished with such deep Afeetiop;
ind that, willis he was willing to rekarn thu eu.
blem of thelf former love md union, he returned
the ring broksn, never to be re1nlted ). she had
suadesed the bonds 1t tJp'ted too eaectaa)ly ever
Of resentment, he WAS unaltersbly determined
neverfo nne her HGHe- 49,
, 1859-03-08


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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
General Appropriation Bill Passed.
HI xe7ixiss Of ths Tariff to Rlis Money.

TWENTY MILLIONS OF: 1KEAI11Y EoT8
, 1859-03-08

Pike,s PeAki
TIO! FOR The GOLD FIELDS
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
SALE OF. REAL ESTATE
nv nKnEIt OF COUmT.. =,

ON MONDAY the 26ih Of DECKMBRR,sA. D. 1859,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, will bo sold by
public TO ihe ghest bidder, on the premises,
near theTown Of Amandes In Fairfield cehnty. Ohio,
the following described Real Esate 10 witt part OF
the Wcs hall OF the Norheast Quarter Of Section No.
SIS Township No. I3 Of Range Nc. n, bounced -
lows: Beginning at the Southeast corner ocsgid half
Quarter SeetI0n thence West the half Section line
d degrees So chain esto post; thence Morrill, degree
IS chains to a post thence West degree 50 chains to
post thence North degree ~ chains TO post;hence
East degree 50 chains to post thence North deg.
al chainsto pcsI thence Rast deg so chains to q
post on the East boundary ofsaid hall Quarter Sec
lion: thence South dogreos 80 chains to The place OF
beginning. containing 4s0o aeres moro or less For
plsJ and greater certainty Of deserpon sse snEIsy
No. 10 Is, Book No 5. County Surveyors Records o.
said comfy. Said land being knaWr as the 6ogls
Saw Mil Lot. Appraised at Slc0O.
. Terms of SaIe--0ne Third the pntohese money 70
hand on 4h day sale, ono third in one yearand tho
balance In two years. wb,inteIes eu deferred pay
ments o aay % bo sold fot less Than
wo-ihirAs OF the appraised value. Dated this Ss1h
doyof Novombar, .. d. 1859. & - -. >
- JOHN r. MUMAUGH. Adm,tor,
ofJohn Boyle, deceased. with the Will annexed :
| ALSo-Atthe same time and placosl will ,onev iol
sale the following Real ksate, le-Wit The Northeas
! Quarter dissection No. 81, In Township No. ~, Q
Range No TO- except 50 acres taken oG tho East sd'
OF anid Quarter Session. The land 70 be sold cor
| taining 10 acres more or less. X
| Torms Of sale made known on the day OF sale.
| aTt JOHN z. MUNAUGH, AdmHor.
HUrrnn & DAuauERTY, Attorneys
| November e4, 1e59-Sw5OpfS6