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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

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IGrtebensrt@ters Justice ofsthes Peace,
Oeut1@er Netar II. Qanb-Maeut.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

Maeuten Der ~@finn. Staats5e't"t'9'
Wiuue1pta.
M.m<1,(rn uub Brpwu county Jr. Tpriter,
a.. 9Seter uno glicolet GtY Q8. @9immel,
81. Nntbony II. Miuniapuls> Srtb II. S"oela"@'
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5tiu patsr uno 8albinston Gt9 81. S@erer
Batting unp Datuta 9ty 9: S9mlot
JDmpna uno Winoua gtY Or. 6u@er.
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1T e1nem &e&tsfalle frattif9tn Bciianb eines
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MSHe9tettteln, SH III Ausfertisuns sexf SRauf6rievn:
q, Mteterenn3 rirb eesbtn tur& brrrrnn @pup,rn,ur
u. NamieY unb Spbn Niuinaer. 65
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

Gbpn Mbrrne
QDabbafti Elm gDtumar in Der Sa9e ba6 i9 Nema1b 3u,
ret uben tSnne Gin 8f sertnret mir bic ;eplaBte @eiienz
blale Der 5abrt na g. Elm anoerer la9: u Be oenp bier
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buae Q8lrpe bod 9porin n leipen! @tnpe in neiner
Wla@t epS Q8Sen bes Iritfnn6 m bon brer Sne medet
Huts n,l6t Smer r la bun pos 98senansbenpe
jeoes @terbln ien n,ub. Mber a pie na nne @lat, m
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0en Geeren praute> unb bas 1ue9enb ben Muen
ha9 pp NIT iene &a9e in ras Ob zines Sterb9en oran9
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3utun nteeseneb fbf i'm ebncisen Drans pes 2ebens
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Wbpriue an TheplI.


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4 benz 3use elmer b6bnn @labt nob - SYansbi9e 1beon
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Is uber @ 9epnnen nibt oeleib Ncornen gu beiu@en?
Die Maiblume> Sbr @eoi@t @ontee 81 1peroe id ST.
men tantor sridienpeL Gs 1T pat SD bin @dfen
laaert. Denen Sic freunplib an Noornen.
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2S. &Silfens u. @raue,
" sErecerif Hpab. "

Baltimpre, WarYlant,,
fabri,irt unb bat tets am 2assr bic feinlen 5ur.
ten pcn reineu1 Yferbe< unb Sub 9aar, 70 aud
semil9tss unb S4msine- au ben biQisfeu
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NuftrGet, bur9 bic pe0 tmpfanesn, mtroeu
Yint.li& klorst. SIR robes Yftrbebaar &c. ~trt
str ,bS&Rs prsts ststbtn, 1.6 1uz ,ig
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

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Be0inQun0en

Die xminnefpta @taats5eituns" er'
f9eint ieoen @amltag. , =. x.,t;xhx;,.,
Vreis: 3 net Doll"rs' I" 9alo)@9f'ss'
Mhonni}en fann man gu rsenb elmer Belt BEE
oohrea bpdb fInueu bic ben1 Mbonnement ppran"
oebst,pen Nummern ni9t na@seianpt peroen.
Der sutierptions >8strae tann IL 3 Mete!! IT..
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Tbouu,msnt, in polt ltmarten brieFi@ e'nse-:
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Bpr SIR. 2445, ct. Yaul, Nf'nne|e1a.
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L, ~ LA. h;lhnn eit1pf @onunrf.
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n e.ttentt(ltt / 6e1 tar
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poumenttnS ,lns$ llffnncen, als:, #o,iftri;ftf1em
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uno @el4d1ts- @rntratten, Ttfomenten. WnG-
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ben @tl4dfte. mo N
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
uubHshed 6y S.AML LUDplGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of advertising.
One Square, /. insertion,. $685.
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, o'oo'
One Square, SIX Months, lo'oo'
One Square, twelveMonths, o,Oo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

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y eer atmt drtyrer Der pFi&t suradsepastrt? Mrmer
1eeen! pet &belnabme unp peritebenartise me aripr
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eee etnan'n Nronens pie aud an Ser, &eeu SCI ld=
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

festt eintm eBen @&reiten portne unlaolides
1nbebasen AQ8 t6mmt in oer Belt au @n&ten an nd e<
o 8erfanb st&t f i'm Dente &lie6e nt itbes uoe
tbt sei unnol p bic 3se Der ormenmet per&ieben np
Is aud bic Steen 5tsen uno @ei beionoers ct Wen p
b1r taunb 3me &dmpft 1borbeten unb Gtber b almdba
p m6el@fen Sinpofommenbe nd9ern pem Speae ents o.
roli}en Bens etpre@snb. @ieee a orfte faoen al<
les amu au Anf6teu, Gebus @ten uno @etrdudt an ,oas
bier anbt &ee ettr @&am er3eust II bort Gusenb uper a<
anelans; mas bier gabrset 1T bort Grus; mas Dtr
an une gut beibt mbaat beat netrn, w. @ots ~ 9leuz
op9ie anb eopoe sab es ses ea@kr(G popten Die gtne
tst 1fae aa Dtnge etaunte (ba9 emurQos ber oriez
$ttn <in) tnoB Die Deaie bas erbatene @nnbs sstter
G'ssaa g. ots @ptynr1 ofe pis> als sas b1dRe qBeftn
fe'e ss9s1re Der @t m6 eft bon 9rrblu'tn Benst er,
VEN btso q oae eidt ber abt dsen fam; 8ebt @ufsn
une Vsaet uno bts Dde @ eft iut 6eisbum oct aa0 oBne
but Ben plasn4en @tab nod nbr etrva oqu,
No mmerjf Is ia TO- ggr sesten SCI @SttBtftpb
bt essa " etsen; oe aaoaters bee nsums p beS pb<
nts ate ser Sa1ttaunoen nast bt u&bei an ber Sp.:
uT esne e1'nssn tn itbtn 3eal ur rnertn anfbouunu
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HhI 5as ns4n5z> asd a8eakysxs tast,HnI aa 1t,u na
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9ab.
g;n 6onore / W(ol $O,75. a..
G;n 6nuore 2 NNQl .. 1,25. ~
On Sn,,ore 3 NNal 1,75.
CIV Gnuore 4 O}a( 2,25.
C5;n Gouore fir 3 Mouote $50.
gtu 9quare fir 6 Monate 10,OO.
Gin 5auare fir Sobr 15.OO.
rE @r5Bere Mnseisen weroeu perbdltn'b-,
mabio oui pas 8iQielte tere@nst uno o'erte1'
Ibrli6 pprauSbsaablt.
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/! 6estfttxxs taa, naI Ga3fH 1Tsu aa:s --
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Nicfonrb marDt11

hnpprtrt uup perfauft I'M @,ruben, ictpe int alei-
uen Wprceuon, @las unb ale TT bas Sad
16la9enbe 9Daaren.
Drttte unp Bend 9tro6 &c.
spil9en @srar< unb Wabalbaw.
az Iou1. Ninne1pta.
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Oeut|1e5
&peptttpu8= II. Gpmmiiiipns= 6efddft
BON
8. Yon Brtpa9b>
seseniiter ber Sabre. nntere Sa"eun6'
Be3ei4net Yadete:
care P. v. F., St. Paul.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15
/, Anris.,1tst..a1 ). -.

L
- Aste:BfooRe County 1gricul tstraz soeistg
Yesterday closed its Sixth Ahnualls7air and
strange to say, Qor this season. had fine Weaths
err to- the'end. There was just sd fffcient.rain m
yesterday morning to make the " eather pleas.
ant ana lay the dust on the track. The display
q STOCK is said to have been the finest ever ex
alo t on their grounds. Ihe.stock; with few.
exceptions, is owned in the county. and does
great credit to the enterprise of Brooke County
farmers Floral Hail. on accountofthe latcncSs,
OF the. season, could not, of course. present 8,
great variety of summer prints, excentt Il, thu.
me OF preserves, of which there was d varied ].
ana abundant supply. Fall fruits were there in
Tue glory OF perfection. The longest ears Of
corn tho biggest beets, the largest patatoes and
the heaviest pumpkins that ever We saw were
there. Two pumpkins, raised on Mr. Job
hewiss inrn, weighed respectively one hundred
an and seventy and two hundred and ten pounds.
There were magnificent Dahlia bouquets, over
topped by splendid Bougmonsia with its
beautiful lilly shaped flowers. The handiwork
Of the ladies from the proceeds of the churn to
tue product of the needle, were there III all the
variety of fancy.
The chief attractions Of yesterday were the
display of horses on the track, and the exhibit,
ton Of cattle, one two and three years old,
some very fine. Among the fast horses, the
horse Guernsey, from Ohio, had all his own
way. Mr.. Lewis, of this city, took the second
premium for single driving horses During the
contest among riding horses one of them fell
and precipitated his rider Mr.. Miller with great
force upon the. ground, causing the blood to
escaped, however, without serious injury. Ono
of the Worlds Fair swings while under full
Roadway, gave way, making a perfect wreck of
the whole concern, scattering the riders in rich
confusion over the ground; fortunately no one
was injured, excepting one got her arm and
hand pretty badly bruised. With the excep-
ton of the slight accidents mentioned, every.
thing passed off most agreeably.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15
by TEL .EGl, A.1ol-1

Nav YoRK, Oct. l4-Coton closed u5IetI and, ,on,7,
- 9-dRy we're untnpOrtant. Flour sSlet
81 @hs1t also esItne1 bush at
heavy at !UEis93Reef steady al per bb PORK
n6 ~ - sugar firm, n o. G; Suscevado GI5
N. q. 2S945. ~ =. ~ N1olsssSs sur NJ M
StssStsNAII Oct R!nIr rCapscs again to a very nm.
S market at 81 sec 65. Wheat Of prime grades at
10 Tor red and $iI1UGs1 rs for white
very aul OLD Is scarce Soc. Barley 0nt At 6sa7I
" usnoa4 at 449c Rye in faIf demand at is
Risky firm at Provisions are vGry quiet Ut
nom'haltS unchanged. Exchange ste aIS at
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1j-Flour sells Slowly NJ s5z
s8 f ~ for sxtFa and Is lo
20 10 oGis Rye Flour and Corn Meal wanted West
hrg; sies 09 bus white at 81 49, Rye sells on srFsI
az Tor Delaware and penna. Corn lroopfag; 3ura
nus elbow IN store sold at GAG Goo bns White a.St
W Oats IN denanI 5000 bus. prime Southern sold at8
2I9@a2S. " - 'e"H''' at
biLfl&"1E Oct. 14-Flour firm, but unchanged Wheat
lcav ana Gecisned 395s sales 10000 hs ut 81 2ni SO
i@r White, and Fl lr1,lS Corn dun at 9ldo5 fnr
White anu 92&9S for yellow, decline of % Provisions
9ntet Mcss PORK and prime all 80. Bacon 10y
on, Oct sales we're bales;
;Ac; uiddinas II 4lt11I3ld. = q =
cline of nc. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

1t is observation there are more sufferers
from debility, Americans, than found among
any other civilized nation. The is obvious We
take too little exercise and forget the the tody in
the absorbing pursuits 81 business. all cases ordi
nary medicines 40 little good What require Just
such anic and nvi.orAtor Dr. j. H.stetter has niv
to the w0tll in his CELEBRATED BTTTzEs The weaS and
nervous dsntxen of the counting house, exhausted tor
er upon the sopbosr, and the FRUSTRATED student of the
Midnight lamp have fouad wonderful regeneratar the
and prefer It to rreehtous, eica-
agent which Is magical in 1T. influence upon frame
which Is merely debtated, Is equally powerful In assisting
nature to expe the most terrible disease Who
would not give 1t a trial? -
Sold by druggists aad dealers evervwherc
- See advertisement in another column. oct1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

az Formers, professional men, busiress
men, all sorts of men, women and children, are
interested in knowing that, as a family ,nedi
clue, DIR. Todd's Anti Bilious or Liver Pills, are
superior to any in use. For diseased liver and
stomach they are Indispensable! Try them.-
70" sale by dealers. T. II. Logan & Co., aud
Logan, List Is Co., General Agents
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FOR SAI,As or Rem; a

VA NJ
OFFER for sale t a III lo,rU ass+bc
woodland M!,'' contataiag .rec run Of Bnrrs with
al the modern improvements Tereis also al eXcirIt
sett OF CaFS Machines, with additional nanrj
merry, II required, connected With tie PcsSessI
en- Immediately, II required. -
Also for sale two farms each containing. over one hun
afeI and sixty acteS on oue6f which there are About Ic
hufdfea acres cleared, in excellent ana In sEte
OF cuitivaton with Orchard Frumo LWtl: orseS
thereon On the other, there fty cr4 crg
with good Orchard and buildings 800 -
Also, lot otgropnd containing about seven
high snte of cultivation, frame Dwelling
thereon large Store House, with Giacs
smith shop and stalking for eight horses together Ith
Ser buildings That are All above propefts
Is so@tea within one ard Cl"-f rifles Clio liver
on Fish Greek, Marshal! cnnId the Fish rEp Tr a.,
PIKE leading to le!lton, on The h. & o. Isailroad.
t'ls IL oEe o. the best locations
purchase Of wheat ard oter grain. THr property is
cMeFsd On the iSiiGs terms: fUurssfi I purchase,
money TO be paid in hand the balance in etr FfSts
mcns Of one two and three years, from
giving 1egotl' bic note with arPt owed scclirtty
any erEc. chasing have tuntty of seed
ing ms fall 1t required can azo he ic kinds
For nFther Information, sHps tie suscriIcr On the
h'"!lisIS j HORN BROOKE
A"sil iNFiT WoGaihi,d, HiaIS half Co. va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

20 Circuit Court.--rhe Circuit Court
Judge Thompson, Presiding, commenced its
session yesterday. a Grand Jury was empan-
nelsi and large number of witnesses in vari-
0Gs cases were examined during the day.
Stewart Henderson, charged with committing
rape upon German girl, in North Wheeling,
IN February last, appeared and discharged his
'eeognisance. The prosecuting witness failing
to appear, notte ProseQui was entered, and the
prisoner set free.
In the evening the Grand Jury returned bills
q indictment against VIM. Stewart for Murder,
Allen Macknanaway and Daniel Bryant for
grand larceny, and VIM. Brady for an assault
with intentto kill The jury failed to find a
bill against Samuel sheplun, charged with for
gerry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15
tsULY 2'eicaNIC COEl,Hi9N
0ft6e gate OF EeansvIvnntn.


The College Eiifee on Hest Perm Square is sufficiently
Which form the POly tG:intc College, viz:
fnG SCHooLzOE MINES, designed to impnrt thor
ongh'y scientific and practical training in Mine Ea2nCer.
ms AMI IN the best methods OF determining t:. Of
Mineral Lands, and Of anal King AID manufacturing X-
crat products
The school,. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, in which are
,a the most tprroEtH nrinsipies and methods involved
MGFks ana IN the aPpiicat:on q PTopeIlinE
III \ fad CourSeiS gi"en Mech Philosophy and the
principles RI MNcineFy, te Mechanical Uower
the telegraph the ocntion ana construction Engines
Furnaces, Foumir'rS, So
taught eprt4cipes te,es as Wclf as ra ctcsd in
testih in &c examination smelling Ores TIE aualyss
of Minerals, Soils, &c.
AECuiTECFUaE an! Typographical anA Mechanical
DRAM iAe, age included in the Tie Engineers
pass one day u the week in the Er every udent re-
j ceiveS Laboratory instruction.
The degree of tiRchei0r, in OF the industrial nro
eSsl"'s aforesaid Is conferred public Commt 1ce.
me1f' 'et annually dLrinS the last in june urcn
successful students who have Iwo. ears.
lHS StytxTA ASNrAL SESSION wt begin Monday SEN
ytenher i9it, lssY. t7
Referee in Wheeling, ]. L FoRn, Esq.
For Catalogues and further information n5aTcss
AL KENNEDY, Md,
PTeSt of F'tcWtty, P0IyfeSEnic Gbllege
auGlo-u-WedSW6t ,E41iEIdsf1hju.
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Nrw 5o&E, Oct 1.-THE several telegraph
lines between New Orleans and the Province Of
New Brunswick were consolidated under the
name of the New Jersey Telegraph Company,
ia this city to day, and the new Company was
temporarily organized by tie election Of Ablam
S. Hewitt as President.
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CoLtnRus, ONO, Oct. l4.-To.night a popu-
lar demonstration was offered Hon Wtn Dem
ntson, Governor elect. procession, attended
their cheers he responded in a speech. The
masses were entertained at levec Gy Mrs. Dem
nison.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. l4-The President au
thorises the emphatic denial Of the truth Of the
despatch from philadelphia that Col. Forney
has. received notification from him 0F his Ills
tenton 10 institute proceeding for libel, on nc
count Of the article in the Press of Monday, in
relation to the death-ot Senator Broderick
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA Official returns from
Philadelphia elects - Opposition and Demos
Gratis to the Assembly. Tine Senatorial Dis.
tricts composed Of Cumberland, Perry, ALiffin
and Juniata, are in. dnubt. The official vote in
Cumberland gives Irwin, Opp, 81 maj
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81 The C0uMte!tsiters at Steu6eaoiue.-The
following are the correct names of the parties
recently arrested, charged with counterfeiting:
Benjamin +. Shane, Stephen Leggett, Samuel
$ Conn, Charles Goucher, Andrew Myers,
catl'arine Aun Larkins, Thomas Maple, and
fcnton S. Settle, all Of Jefferson county, and
lsreal WAND, of Carroll county. Some of these
persons are desperate characters. Settle is a
Methodist preacher Lcggett has served ten
years in the pe"itentiary, having on the night
Of General liar'ison's election attempted to kill
man, and for that crime was committed for
fourteen years and was pardoncd in 1850 He
lsa desperate man, having in his house when
arrested two six shooters, loaded to the muzzle,
and two war clubs. Shane is station agent
On tie Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad
AID the Others noted characters.
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/ 1SDtANAroAIs, Oct. l4.-An invitation. signed
by Democrats in nearly every county in this,
State. has been extended 10 Senator douglas, to
address the people of Indiana on political top.
names of many prominent politicians and iciti-
ze;s OF this State, and @itlappenr in the eeati-
1eb of this city, with the signers names, on
Monday.
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Baltimore and OHIO Raiyroad.-Tbe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has taken ,up tho
matter Producing the rate of freight ON hogs
transported from the Ohio river, at twenty Eve
per cent. above the rate for the cured meats,
the said rate TO begin on the Goth of October,
1889 and remain in force until the 1st of March
1850. This is proposed to be done with the
yiew to the development of the packing 0usi
ness Of the city of Baltimore. At the meeting
Of the President and Directors on Wednesday,
last, the BOARD declared dividend of Der
cent in cash for the e months ending September
aist on the main stein of the road, and of A
per cent. on the Washington branch. The 8
per cent. dividend is payable on the 9th of No.
Nen:bcr. The transfer books are to close on the
sd inst, and so remain until after The annual
election Of directors
The report Q! the gross revenue for septcm
Der shows the total on the three lines to be
Ss95,Ts9 5s, which is 1886 90 less than for
the corresponding month of last year. The dc
tails comprise S34o,o66 20 from the main stem,
S4o,4so o6 from the Washington branch, and
elaaoG 60 from the Northwestern Virginia
road.
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Dfrno,r,. Oct, 1.-THE Supreme Court of.
Michigan oaay rendered a decision, denying
thejnrisdiction Of the o. S. Court in the motcl
case OF Deputy. U. S. Marshall Tyler, charged
with killing Capt Jones, or The brig Concord,
last fall. Tyler was re,nanded for trial at the
State Court.
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NEw OnLstNs, O:t IA Vigilance Com.
inittec has been formed at MavksviEe, LII tc
aid the police in @rresting dangerous characters