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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
QUESTION OF TIE IONIAN ISLANDS.

From An oees.io1sl Correspondent
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1S5S.
The case of Mr.. William Hudson Guernsey,
alias Washington Guernsey, crmiDsily prosecuted
for stealing from The library OF the British Colonial
Office two secret dispatches addressed-the one on
june TO- 1857, The other On July Il, le5S-to the
late Government of Lord Palmerston by Sir John
Young, Lord High Commissioner Of the lonian
Islands has just been tried before Baron Martin OF
the Central Crimioal Court, and ended in
the acquittal of the accused. The trial was
interesting both in political aod Judicial point
Of view. II will be remembered that The llomerc
Mr.. Gladstone had hardly left London, on his
e1,raoId nary mission 10 pacify the ioman
ISLANDS, when, Ike Scythian arrow,
dared from an unseen hand, Sir John Youns's
dispatch, which proposes to abandon the prctec-
tora,e of the islands and surrender them TO
Greece, but only after having cut OF the hnest
morsel by merging Corfu in the colonial domains
of Great Britain, made it's appearance In the col
umns of The Daily Mars. Great and general was
the astonishmen:. The portion OF the London
press opposed TO secret diplomacy congratulated
Lord Derbys Cabinet on the bold step of initiating
the public into the my stery of diplomatic Whisper
lngs; and The Morning Star, in its Haive enthusi-
asm, proclaimed that new epoch of international
policy had dawned upon the United Kingdom.
The sweet voice of praise became, however, in no
time, overhowled by the shrl ana angry tones of
criticism. The anti-mlsisterial press eagerly
seized upon the premedi,ated bunder, as they
called il, which. they said. was aimed at nothing
else than the destruction, IN the first instance,
of Mr.. Gladstone's political independence and at
his temporary removal from the Parliamentary
arena; while at the same time, by an INSCRIPTIONS
stroke of Mscchisvelleian pertidy, ms mission was
10 be bsffled on the part OF his own employers by
the publication Of a document which put hun at
once in false position toward the party he had To
negotiate with. toward public opinion in England,
and toward the public law OF Europe. 10
ruin too conhding rival, said HE Itmes, Inc
Globe, The ObserreJ, and the smaller anfl-Mlnis'
terial fry, the Derby Cabinet had not hesi-
tsted 10 commit an indiscretoa which, under
existing circumstances, amounted to nothing less
than treason. How could Mr.. Gladstone negotiate
when the lonians were not only informed mat
oregone conclusion was arrived at on the part OF
Britain, but when the leading lonisn patriots were
compromised BY the betrayal of their acceptance
| Of plan resulting in the Acknowledgement OF the
seven islands, How could he negotiate in face OF
| the European remoi ssrances, which were sure 10
result from such an Infringement Of the treaty OF
Vienna, that treaty constituting England not the
owner of Corfu but the protector only of the
seven islands and settling the territorial divisions of
the European map forever These newspaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
QUAKER MARRIAGES AND DRESS.

We DO not know 70 what exact class to annex the
event We are going TO note. IL Is not literary event.
or political event. a commercial event; We sup
pose II Is bsli-social half religious eveni-ihe
relA1siicn Of Quske'sm. Yes, even Qnakersm
gives way at last; j, Is Obliged TO DO" 10 AZ.
powerful time and fashion, II show tha, II u not
immu,able nor eternal. Who can wonier a, the
decsdepee Of the British Constitution when the
broad trim- adamsn;Ine institution, emblem OF
f1ecnePs and oorstancy- betrays pensnaoie
nature The admission of Jews 20 Parliament
ard the downfall Of the barriers OF Quskernm IN one
wear sre remarkable coincidence, aad when we nave
IL add that the same yesr has witnessed eclipse OF
the sun ard comet Of extraordinary magnitude, We
begin 10 feel superst,tious The Qaakers are about
10 adopt two inportxL; charges. rhs hrr 10 40 IN
,srsj change. and not one 10 strike society Il Is
demolition Ct particular barrier which has hitherto
.spara;ed . certain inner QaSksr Church IRON an
outer ore NsTsge is the subject in connection WITH
which thi. charge tkes place. The rue, OF f9r = ~
Quaker Church, la, not hitser.o reo'snIed .ne
marriages Of tie outer Churce-ttA: IL, II las DOT
SLOWED tbese marriages ~ De performed ACCORDING 70
the foruA OF QuAksrku. This ds;inetsoa 10 nov " %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

LIVELY TINES IN WIscossIS CoUscIL-A CArH-
oLIc PRIEST DEsoUscGs THIN Az HKRErics-A
CORE spondent writing from Sausburg, Wis, has tho
foDowiDg:
"Durirg the session OF the County Board of Super
VISOR for this county, at the Novenbar term there
were some rich scenes ore of which claims seri-
GUS attention. Some Of The lobby members got up =
resolution TO appropriate hundred dollars for
Roman Catholic purposes, which WAS rejected by one
majority. At the evening ssseion Of the same day,
the Catholic priest came before the Board and re-
marked: suppose the reason why you refuse 70
grant the appropriation is, that it Is to bench, the
Catholics but l am rejoced that such things cAano<
always be, for there is crisis coming, ard sooner
than people are aware Of. Pankeedom has had about
its full sway and others are abont To rule IN TINS
country and then you any set Of base heretcs, will
care to refuse appropriation for snch purpoeea
Some of the members Of the Board explained their
reasons for voting az they did on the question.
"Tre priest then sad, pointing 10 one Yon voted
against The appropriation on the grounds OF rerench
neDt, and you, pointing 10 another, say you voted
for IT, but, having been better informed, would, II
necessary vote against it now. suppOee your infor-
nation consists koowiog that it is for the Catholics,
ard that you sderresson enough for yotog against
il. And you, Sir pointing To another, nave given
several reasons for voting against 1t. You never
raw before neither do wish ~ SEQ you again,
AID shall brand you an infamous scoandfel'
"DuriDg bis remarks, be sas several tiulos called
10 order but told them not 10 interrupt him, ~ he
was scholar and would not be dictated TO BY aset oil
base heIetcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

ARREST OF VIRGINIA STATE SEsAroR.-A CORE
spondeDt Of The Richmond DUpatch, writing from
Roch in. ham, Dec. 30, 1858, says:
"The State Senator from this District, Mr.. George
Deneae vss arrested and EDGED IN Jail on Tuesday
evening last on the charge Of swinding tae bauhs At
Stanton Of several thouss I'd dollars we'll ~ several
citizens Of this county. Mr. Densae has been dealing
largely in cattle for The last two or three yesn, AID
not being able TO pay for all be bonvht. had rssorsed
10 mesrs which led bin into this difficulty. lie gave
mortgage on all his property few days since " pay
this indie bte1ness which, understand, Amounted 10
about 10000. He was taken 10 StauLton on Wednss-
day evening where he will have hs trial. The affair
has caused the greatest excitement throughout the
county. He has represented the District composed os
and PeIdeton Counties for the last eight
or ten years and there tax Of running him
for Congress- We hear some talk that there will BE-
Other developments made but will say nothing OF them
until our. His wife accompanied him to paison, AID
remained there with him. She also accompanied him
10 Stanton, and seems determined ~ stand by him To
the last"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

THE AYRrcAss THAT Wgsr WEsT.-Ins Mint
eomeyy (Als Con,deratioa of the ,o,b nh says tnAt
tie lot Of fifty Africans tina, passedthroogh that piece
few days ago quietly qlatcred on ths plantation
Of gentleman residrg withi thpty-hve miles o. th:t
city where they are beiog recruited from the hasi
ships Of their voyage, preparatory TO taking their
place IL the field Tie Conjsdeyati1n adds that "txo
Z of the msersble wretches have DIED since thsir
" arrival ut the place of destinntion and that many
others are reduced to the ersves brink by the sa
"feripgs ard hsrd,hips Of the Middle Passage"
The testimony u Capt Luke Christis, 10 regard 10
the raiInent Of there poor AfrcsDs, vas that nearly
all The negroes had rome csthing, excep; When It
dropped OF while they walkDg some had oosts,
some psrts some sbiris and some blankets. Nine
were entirely without clothing; ZONE hal only b!An-
kets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

Dg,rH or SIIBoLD TIE McRDERER-HE SHOOTS
HIMSELF IN TIE MoUTH.-About O'Clock Saturday
evening on ci;izers were stsru by the report that
Seibold the murderer was taken, ous deef-dead!
and by bis Own hands-thus verifying his decisrstlon
made 10 Armstrong, that he never would be taken
alive The particulars Of this startling tragedy are
substantially 80 lows:
About oicloek Saturday afternoon q man named
Leonard, briel maker, ldiormed Martin "hite Dava
MeDonsn and Charles Gares, policemen that two OF
~. iribreakers were lurking about Atchls0ns brick
yaro near mile from the city. This was enough for
our vide awake policemen and they took their mms-
ciate departure for that section VI country Upon
tle,r arriv al In the vicinity two men rushed from
house and ran toward the woods One WA instantly
recognized 80 SeibOd, and the oficers gave chase,
soon worrying him down the other msn being q
stranger was UNDECIDED. When within thirty yards
of Sebold he turned ard presenting pistol in etaer
hand swofe be would shoot the fret man who sp
proscbed This deferred the officers from coming
nearer bot they fred several shos without any effect
Seibod agsi 1 started 10 the officers following
tboo,rg whenever an opportunity offered, til the
parry reached the track Of the CeLtra Ohio Railroad
VIXEN eno,her halt made, ard the officers called
upon him TO lay down bis arms. This he would not
DO saving be would never be taken alive. Hereupon
the party were reesfo'ced BY boy with q gun, and
Witt took GOOD aim and fred away, but the charge
rattl-d from schools coat Ike sand, being nothing
hut fine -hot. Again the chsse began and the
coomed nan pressed to the railroad brtye,
crossing Elm Creek, which be crossed, and
halted upon the east end, saying he would
run 10 tartber, and offered the officers the
smoort 81 ths reward II they would le. bin 20.
NO" raid they f" We viii have You" A. TIN. mo-
neDt msn arrived With me, Soich WLie TOOK,
ard Sr,wny bead called out for the last tine I" S-
bolI, wiz ySu sunenter,' The answer vas the re-
mott Of pistol he in the narderers hand, with
he muxzie il bic month the snds were thrown aofs
ard the sucide-murdersr roll ed susny down the bsk
a ccrp.e. The body Was conveyed to the jail, when
Coroner Gsver scnmoped Jury, who returned . YER
diet that the decsssed 10 his death by shooting
himssf IN the mouth with pistol.
This is the end Of q morceTer The map that thrust
bu,cherlDife into the breast Of Henry Korren bss
gene TO meet ne victim in the land Of shadows. He
Raves ufs and six children. Obio State jour-, 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

GRrAr CoPPTR Mining Casr.-The Minpcsots
mining occaped the Circuit Court doring the past
week. This soit, instituted by Jonas H. Titus, 10 re-
uines which be oaims has been frsuduently vrssted
from him by the several corporations Occupying
them, Involves property e the amouo. OF nearly a
Eulon Of dollars. Very AVE counsel are employed on
appearing foi the prosecution, aud J. NJ. Howard, H.
IL Emnon. ard s. r. Douglass for the defense. Yes
tcrd.y the rdspostion Of Judge Green rendered i'm
possible fer the case te proceed and 1t was accord
Gg'y adjourned until the al OF February next, when
Jadge Green will be enabled to bear il. This case,
from its magnitude the long time occupied IN endea-
voripg to hrr il TO trial. and from the large amount
II property ssus bss created much interest and a.
tcntion. Detroit Daily Advertiser, ID &c. -, u.
Re. A. McDoosd Of Cincinnati offers $1,000 for 8
machine that viii prin, addresses newspapers, and
other documents, after they have been enveloped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

"RUsAwAY's EYys."--Tbe suthoress Of ths " S.rs'-
ford Gsery" has done at esst good tbog-she has
f" awsked the pert and limble spirits Her eIpasa-
ton of +" ru,awsys eyes" in the third act Of RoDo
ard inlet" has stirred in opposition no small deI II
most exoelest fancy, both grave and gay. But We
would suggest whether, after all, Is enough simply
TO ima0p. ctons to Mr.. PslIners soloiOs, WITH
out supplying better We have ye, 10 an iuesT-
probation 20 enforced and on the whole 20 ssti<fac-
tory. Il il not entirely new-that Of Deuce, given
many yeus sgo was srbstantislly The ssms-but Mrs.
Palmer Jeseryes the credit Of setting forth With
rympatbetc eshness t1at gives II quite Dew eogen-
cy sId charm Courier & EsqoissS, yaa.z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
AwFvL.-The editor Of TIE Jaeksos Ass'ssssPYss

Aw.YL.-The editor Of The Jaeksoa Assstsasyass
thus ". lcouss Senator Douglas 10 the South: -
Covered with the odium VI such detsstsbse hsfs-
ses-s'aipsd vitb the dishonor Of rsschsy Without
from the warm embraces of Seward and Greeley asd
(;iddipgs-this man has dared 10 present hmseh In
the South 70 look her hopest sons and daughtsrs in
the face snd TO ssk their hospitality. We voah not
ths rgDg rod Of justice rather than the chvshy
Of the South should Be- tarnishsd By sisg3e rash o.
unseenIly sct; but yet if snsrting. under Tie ksse
sense Of cruel wrong-f goaded BY he eoavelisa Of
outrageous injustice, sbe were 70 welcome - -
the R;bbet cr the tsggot-thers vo1h b s(s0sg
array ofnesstible fse in the cxe to extsasass tAs
aef5
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
Il UNRlvALeD IN kARKET,
WITS IMMENSE
HOHL ANE EUROPEAN

Hohr 5 SSMs european
ySs p,..on why that by Natures process restores
nstor.l so sas .'eI n. A.n eesSs' .sp
rssnsses .n dsnsrur scsss TIRE scalp saie'
snd e nevss and Mos eas all nervous hesa.o1e
h will stop and keep from Aling Cd sahe' 'er e''y,
A,rsp ssd bess and used by The yoans two or three
rcd the iolo~iss ami judge for yosrselve'; ~.
0ssTlsAsE: HAVING heard Q good deal about Processes
wcss Han and my Ss ssSs IN .smDop s
great Haay persons had against oil .snner OF patent well
sinss AID short time 40 commenced aAns your Ao -
TIE r..sFbss been very satisfactory that AID
4 ether. who nav be isy but WHO having my
Sics without my foi sens Ande are un Snns 70
Ss proof seis Cocssr .on, writ. hi. letter
whi ssos TO such and x,S dTsc them 70 me
xssssbssmebt every day
Ny ii. sas.rI color and much improved in .p
ysssse every being sosser AID ker and mash more
HSsSf JENkINs. sSI 6oasns, .na Carroll sroosl,,.
P.sv. wOeD.-D.s ~ Your Hair Relos.;i,- IA. done
casS GOD 10 W. PAT Of The country Ny sAI hiss sssp .hsn
when =. quite ~ .n.st have sesa osns yoOr Hair Rec.
ssw snsipr AFTER S.vE, used AL other relnedis.
:set Aisl .e I.st v.lases Ie@sSy now .tant nd
10" ''' '''A', ~" jos A'AA ''''sw MIDDLETON.
PwlAprLphIA, Sept 9, 1857.
Pssr. weor-D~~ Nv: Your Hair Ress rAtive il proving
Assf beneficial The trout and ALEC the back Part Of my
h have osed but
I've Asfprt bottles OF Jour keorSve and the TOP Of
nykes sen studded wt,h crop q young IA and
sks ffost sso receiving bsaet have tried other preF~r
ssess vitiou any benefit ~bs'ever think nom my oTa
psrsoasl induce etbrrs 20
Ysars respectfully, D. Z THOMAS, Md.
ne restorative Put in bottles Of tr-e Sizes Lslss
eAian szsl holds hall pint and retAis for
eo,t The medium holds least twenty c1t more
- thar the for bottle; TIE large
bes Quart ~ PER ss>t proportion rstss TOT 81
Q hottie.
O J. WOOD c., rrcprissors No Sc Broadway, Ne~.
Y~h treat n. Y Wire Railing Es,sAhshn~n AID be.
Ia Marie, Ct, s. Louis No
And sess b. I'll reod prssssss and Sxnsy Goods Deas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
THE IRISH TENANT At WILL.
Fyea ns oshSss ksfiSs.

To pight my Are 10 faint and low,
Outside il rains, ard the chill winds boz;
The rain falls loud on the spddea ground,
And the stream runs by With threat ming sound.
NY heart is heavy: but many . day
Since twas light or joyful have psssd away;
The sun shines ofen OF field aud tree,
But It's always cherries and cold with ne.
A dark shape stands 90 my cabin floor.
It's tioger points 10 the lowly door;
Summer nd Winter in gloom or light,
II frowns before me, by day and night.
I GO TO toll on my little farm
IL follows on, with its oatstrechei arm!
In vain labor, curse, or pray
Il stand. and bids me Away. Awayr
It's TIE landlords Norrcr-thst shape Of few,
Renewed. sustained, through the live long year,
ChilEirg my life blood hoor by bour,
With the bbghtng threat Of deadly power
Wien morning brightens the eastern skies.
From troubled sleep uurcfrvsh'd l rise;
And know not whether, when everipg falls,
l may dare TO enter these humble walls.
dig ARD plow. bot never know
II my hs,as shall gather the crop SOW;
Ard the crop gather, though good II DO,
Brings never plenty or peace 10 me.
pour my sweat on the soa like rsin,
| com my blocd--ior another's gain:
The more add 20 the lands rich bloom,
Tie nearer bring l ny tbreat.u'd doom.
My little son, now 10 boyhcod grown,
Has a little garoen he calls "his own"
He has planted sspnes aud Wild fiow'rs there,
And he says lis saie in bis fathers care.
NY darling Knows rot how many start
His prattlpgs Sand TO his fathers heart;
Nor knows tie parg that he wakes the while
Hi. mother lists with q saddend smile.
Nv poor pale wife even nos hear
The lsrdlords PANE in her murmur pray'r;
Ard hear her cay, in her high appeal,
MAY the Savior soften his heart Of steelf'
Pray, Mary, darling pray on ss'hore'
Nv heart is crushed. can pray no more;
A tire lights up in my tortured brain,
And the world around takes a crimson stain.
Pray, Mary, dsrling pray on ma"hree!
For your own dear self. and my children three.
NV soul is wrapped IN bsllrod glare;
must walk sbroad-LET WHO WILL BEWARE!
r. ID. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

TIKI London T.~<s states upon Authority that the
attack Of liners from which the Lord Mayor has been
suffering has not been severe - might hsve besn
inferred from paragraph taken from one Of the pro-
viscial psp<p. He ID rapidly improving, and It 10
hoped be will be able shortly 10 resume his Official
duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
NIEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and

~ Comfy Of New York.-MORITZ NOLLsAcK against
LEOPOL0 TEPPER Summons for money demand on con
tTsct (m not shove AIMED Defendant: You are
ksrSy umnoned TeqDed the complaint IN ois
sciop which dd In the oe Of the Clerk Of the CITY and
syS County OF New York al the City Hall 10 the City OF New
Yoyk on tie day Of December 1876 andtn serve
COPY your said pau the subscber at
Tie service Of This yod exclusive OF the cay OF
such service aud you fail - answer the said com2ant within
a.. lime the psut in this acon Gill sks judgment
ssapst Of thousand ooArs vita interest
fo -ntieih day Of April Thousand eisht hundred
fy the OF cent annum, beside tae costs
OF tbi. action -Ds,ed New York December p 1883
as Isw6wTh' JOSEPH w. HOWE, Paiutif's Attorney
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TIE GREAT FIRE IN VALPARAISO.
9, oco ooo oy PROPERTY DESTROYED.

Tie Salon Mass Regisi,r publishes letter, writ
tsn by George G. Gray OF that city, VINO has been DO
ing ousipefs at Valparaiso for about year giving an
account Of the great fire there by VIII n he was burned
ont TIE ire broke out about 9, O'Clock a. M IN the
co, k.bouse Of the EDgbsh Club Room, and from the
nature Of the building, buroed very sowly go th9t y
might easily have been coo6ned to that locality, had
the iremen understood ana done their duty As coon
as the adio1ipg buildings which were OF wood, took
fire the frenep gave up all hope Of saving anything,
ana stopped working the engres, and the flames had
unobstiucted progress famed by strong northwest
wins and cnecked only by the rain-storm which pre-
vailed 49,,
The buildings destroy ed contained splendid stores
az fine az sby in BostoD OF Ne~-Yo'k, fled with
elegant goods. The factory OF Messr,. Williams a.
Co. ot New York, with the great stock OF lumber IN
its ward made terrific blaze One attempt was
made to stop the career Of the dreadful element by
blowing IN a house with gunpowder, but the opera
ton was deaGed too long TO be OF any service. The
copHsgIation bad it, way and the people frosted
in Providence to stop it. The scene at o'clock in
TIE afternoon was frahttul one. Three or ionr
lumber wards with hundreds Of Thousands Of dollars
worth OF lumber, and treDty Or thirty very large
buildings were all burning at once; the ram was
pourpp DOWN the sea running very blgh, and fhe
waves were bresking on the beach and throwing the
spray upon the fire. which burned til O'Clock IN the
sv, ming when the wind shifted end il rained 80 yio
leIily u at the FIRE gradually died out.
Tie Ices, which Is imnieDte, falls chiefly on the
foreigners quite 4 number Of whom are Americans.
II is esimsted at four five millions OF dollars, tbs
greater part Of when is insured. Nessrs. Nuilsms
4 Co.. fully insured. This tire Will make business
good IN Valpara for time To come and car
pep,.rv' wages will bs high. The Chiianoes were
nightly PIE aea the factory burn, and expressed
,h,ir low hy shouting "Niya Chill" clapplng their
hands &c. Quite a n1mber Of lives were lost oy the
FIRE, ard great many persons badly injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
IN CHANCERY, JOSHUA

u RAWHsLEY and others, Complain auts, aud I'll
TRENTON MUTUAL LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Defendants. On btu kc-in pursuance OF en-
order Chsnc or the above stated dated
he third day DeceDbsr A. d. 1885, tie Creditors Of toe
Company are hereby not fed thai they
are eared present to TIE sub,crber edng At Trenton
New Jersey prove before him under o.th affirmation
or o,herw ths direct, their several claims aud de-
Comp4ny within xix months from the date OF
s.d order they win BE- xded from the beg eft Of such
Siyd.r IA ., may be made and declared by sa'd Court
dys Is.ca,Tb JAMES WILSON M'ster IN Chancery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
CUPREME CoURT-CouNTY OF ERIE -

CUPKFME CUUhI-COUNI1 OF EhIfl.-
~ PHOERE ANN ROWLAND Plainif, aet FREDERICK
ROWLAND De.rDdant.-To the Defendant; You are hereby
sunmoued the complaint In this action which Will be
fled Office Of the Geek OF County OF Ere sn1teye
e1py Of your GowsDda Cataaugns County
KewYork within twenty days after the service hereof excl
sye Of service and fail complaint
aoessd plaintiff will take judgment against you for the
sup fftn hundred dollars beside the Of thus stou
And will tstc notice that the ard complaint w
fled the office Of the Cerh Erie County
che ID day of December A. ID. 1853
C. c. TORRANCE. Pl,ntiH's Attorney.
de iswewTh 0owEnas Cstsrsugns Co. ~ Y.
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Q. W. yoRxsox IL Agent BrSgeson n for the Sale
q fae fxIspNR and vii Daaly
UsAiWsehN and Weekly EdsiopA
Mr. W. Ii. WArEss Will supply our friends in LITIK FALL
WtA I'VE TRIyxI