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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-19
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STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered order
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B Y VIM. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID. p. JONES Il Co.. ...-H..faI
Land and Collection Agency, Ot6eod, IHtnoss. ,
Particular attention given to the collection ana ecur
ing Of claims the purchase and sale OF real estate the
payment OF taxes &c.
Collections made in all parts of the state
Once in Sangers Block, corner of Main and La sale
Rtreets ID. p. JONES,
TURNEY ENGLISH,
selG ED NJ. FRY. 1861
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ARTHIR LOCKWOOD.

Justice of me ISdCS-
Office east side Of Columbus st, adjoining his resi-
Aence, nearly opposite the Post Office
Will thank his friends for all business pertaining
his Office and promises TO attend to all such vi
premptDess-
Living adjoining his Office he may always be found
hand ana
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WASHINGTON HEAT TaIAIsKET
CE,gY ,rg:tr MiEsNE's

BET, from 4 royal steak
to a shin bone;
Pork. fresh and salt.
Smoked N,tlaS- shoulders
and bacon -idrs;
zeal ami -EuGyst +:
YANKEE .>fHsdgsS;
Ldrd dHd TdNO,C; ;
TsGETHTR Il WITH
evcrything z else eelongiu {
to Wcllregul2ttl m.stt
, market, all
r. NJ. F.g...y.a,. g.,f...yy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-09

NV CnuRcH.-The Catholic citi
rms Of Huntingburgh, in this county,
have purchased about eight acres Of
ground adjoining the town, intending
next spring to erect upon ita fine brick
church. W. understand the citizens
Of that place subscribed on last Satur-
day near $500, and that it is contem-
plated to raise about $4,000 for the
building.
The town Of Huntingburg Is rapidly
improving, We are told-several new
buildings having been erected during
the past season. Ii any Of the citi'
zen Of that place (or any other Of onI
comfy towns) take enough interest in
it to furnish III . summary Of it, con
dition and improvements, We will pub
lish il with pleasure.
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There will be amccting of the share
holders Of tho Dubois County Agri.
cultural Society held ct Ferdinand, on
Saturday, Nov. 9th, at 2 o'clock, +.
NJ. By order Of Committed.
It viii Be seen from the above that
the shareholders Of the agricultural
society are called together on the 10th
inst. We suppose it will then Be per-
manently organized, and ofiicers toi
the next year elected. This is = mat
ter in which every business man, bu'
particularly every farmer, in the coun'
ty has, or should have. an interest,"
This meeting will afford any who have
not yet taken stock an excellent op.
portunity to do 50, and to take part in
the organization. We hope there will
be q good turn out from all over the
county.
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1.-the weather for the past weel
has been delightful Indian summer, e
experience which almost destroys ths
truth Of the poets beautiful thought
when he says-
"Ths melancholy days are come.
The saddsss o. The yesr,
or wailing winds. and naked woods.
-And.mssdows brown snd sesr.''
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NV A'H Nv"
Wendell PhiIlips. n Boston. delivered :
lac, night. IN Brooklyn. 10 which he
argued that John Brown WAS The only Ams-.
lean who had acted boldly up 20 the tsu
American ,des, had cast aside slso these
false and fatal wrsppings Of an elets con
vsrssssm. and refused u regard anything
% government. or snv statute ~ law. ~
cept thvse which confosmed to his ow n sense
OF jus'ics and Of right. Virgins was not .
State. Mr.. Wise was no, : Governor. The
Union wss not . nation. All these % called
Governments were orgs mixed piracies. and
John Brown vas to-day the only real and
Governor on the soil Of virginis. and
had IN in6ritely better right 70 hang Gov
Wise than GOV. Wise had 10 hang him. liz
also said:
think you cen make : better use Of iron
than forging Il into chains. II you mus'
have the meta, pnt Il into Shapes rhaes.
II 10 great deal better used that ~ay than In
fess sp-s great deal better than gres'
clumsy ssstus Of : false great man Tor men
to kneel down and worship 10 . State House
yard.
Tom Corwin. Of Ohio. wsa presens on shs
platform. snd being called upon for . speech
aaid he wa there merely BY accident, snt
begged to be Excused.
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He'd it been . triumph, remarks an
exchange. the Black Republican re-
bsll,on It Hsrpcr's Ferry would have
been praised and sanctioned by the
organs Of that party. Brown would
then have been . hero in their estima-
ton; be is now in their eyes "a mad
man." The whole scheme would have
been then . mastery movement Of the
good and the true--s revolution which
would have been equal to the one
brought to q successful close by the IL
lustricus Washington! But it was .
miserable failure; it was, therefore, q
folly, and it's ostensible leader . fana-
tic! So it was with Louis Napoleon
when he attacked Boulogne, many
years ago, with . tame eagle" He
va : uad-man. All Europe said so,
and whyi Because he was unsuccess-
fal. Had he triumphed, he would at
once have been pronounced . hero. So
with old Brown. Had he not 90 eyre
gious'y failed, there is no doubt he
would have been canonised BY the
Black Republicans, whose agent he
has too faithfully been. lie was Kissed
on by the teachings and arguments Of
sucl, men . Seward, and Smith, and
Giddings. Many Of the other Black
Republican leaders in the Northern
and EASTERN States are also implicated
and it is . crying sin for them now to
desert their friend and agent in time
Of need.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-09

- OFFER Tor sale my proper
Z " IN jasper, being f"ur lo,s ID.
lining the c fholic Church pro-
M perry. together with improve
thereon. consisting Of a good frame
d. . ling house with two rooms. : cellar. and
. fire. rate welI; . new brick shop. 40 bv 20
feet. which can be easily altered 10 make y
convenient dwelling. Will be .oid s,s bar
gain on application 10
Nov. 3, l859-3w. JOS. MILLER.
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hereby given that on Monday, the l4sh
- Of November. 1889, B. r. Kemp, County
surveyor o. Dubois county, will be psesen,
70 run he lines end determine the bounda
ries and subdivisions. and also establish The
corners of section -. r. l, south Of range 8
west. The intermediate lines will sIsu b.
surveyed and the corners thereof established
Az interested persona are requised 70 attend,
Nov. ,. lGNATZ MESNER.
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On 4 Vnn.-We were glad to zee
our sister typo, Miss Comingore, Of
PAeli, On : visit to her numerous
friends ia this neighborhood last week.
Nay st,e, With her charming graces,
ere long melt the ice from some good
bschsIor's heart, and long live to cheer
bin, and the world, with her spright.
lines And good example.
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ADMINISTRATUR,s SALE.

e~HE undersigned will eel q public SALE
= on the 2sd dsy Of Nov. 1859, stthe lsts
residence pr John A Roberts, deceased, the
personal property Of said d~ecedent, consis.
ting one wagon, y csrrisge. Horses. cal,
tIe. hog'. corn, wheat, farming utensils
horsehoId and Kitchen fnniiure. &c. A Gre
Dit Of twelve months will be given on oil
over three dollars. the purchaser giving
nots with approved security, waving value.
lion o. spprsisement laws; al sums undeI
that amount cash. 8. n. JACOBS.
Nov. >. 1A69-3w. Administrator.
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NEw TAEAsUaEa.--At : special ses-
sion Of che Commissioner Court last
Saturday, The official bond Of Theo-
dore Sunderman, for over go 900,
was approved BY the Board. and he
was duly sxorn 10 = Treasurer Of Du.
bois county lie il now out collecting
the revenue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-09

YvU CONSERVATIVES The Advertiser
having been restored 70 health in . few
weeks. BY : very simple remedy, after hav.
% suffered several yesrs with ! revere Lung
Affection. and thss dread disssse. Consump-
tlon-is ANTIQUE TO make known 10 HE lei.
Iow. Sufferers the means Of cure. TO al
who desire Il he will send : copy Of the pre-
scription used (free of chsree.) with dIrec.
Tor preparing and using The ssme,
which they will End : sure cure for Consump.
tion. Asthms. Bronchitis, &c. The only
object Of the sdvertises Ia sending the pros.
ecution l. to benefit the afflicted. end ne
hopes every sufferer wili Try HE remedy, %
= ~ili cost them nothing. and nay prove I
Psrties wishing The presc,. zion
will please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. $50 FfRsr SrasE1,
WiIliamsburgh, Kings Co., N. Y.
Oct. AZ, le59-Sw.
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FOUND

an the SIS, Of Oct. 1859. IN Norih Main
~ street, in Jsspers oie book. with =
large number ~ n"'rs drawn 10 favor Of r
A.. Baird, Of NJ. Carmel. Ills. The own~r
Of said book can have the same by proving
properly. and paying CHARGE. on specification
10 ANTHONY ECKERT.
NV 2 ia5q-2~
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DissOluliOm.

NOTICE j. hereby piven ths, the partner
~ hip heretofore existing under The stylr
OF Mrhringer & Doane, In the jasper Cour
ier office. u this day dissolved bv mutual
consent. John M-hringer retiring. The bu--
mess will hereafter be conducted BY G. Dosne
who 10 alone authorized IL collect the dsLl,
due said firm, and 70 pay al elaine ~srainsl
hem. JOHN MEHRINGER.
Nov. !, 1880. CLEMENT DOANE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-09

OyMr. David Dale Owen writes 10 :
gentleman ., Csnnel,on. Ind. that he will
have the detailed survey Of the iron region
~ Perry County completed some time In
November.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-09

MAINLAND ELEcrloS.-The Democ-
racy Of Maryland have carried both
branches q the State Legislature
This secures the election Of : Demo
cratic U. 8. Senator from that State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-09

9-An, especially Young men. should reaf
the advertisement Of the new National Die
penssry'' q Cincinnati In another column
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-09

U6hields Green, one Of the ne.
grccs engaged in the Harpcr's Ferry
affair No. convicted last Saturday, but
sentence postponed unit ! Monday.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the nnde-.
~ signed hss been appointed A.minisfra
tor. Dc bonis non. with the will annexed. 81
the estate OF John Miller, late 81 Dvboi.
county. deceased. Said estate 10 supposed
10 be solvent. w. c. ADAMS.
Nov. 9. 1859. Admini-,,nscv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-09

the slaves (wishnut the snsppinG Of : gun
either s'de). moved them through the
country. sod isa y lst them n Canada. ]
designed 70 hsvs done the same thing seain.
: larger scale. That was eli intended
I never intended 10 commit murder or irea.
sor. o. destroy properly. Or to excite the
sIsvss 70 rebellion. Or 70 nsks - iasurrsc.
sion.
have another objection. that Il l. u%rjut|
that I should suifer such ; penalty. Had
insesisred In tn manner which admit
(snd which / admit has been fairly proved
for ! admire the t~rushfulness and esndor Of
the greater portion Of the witnesses Who
have testified 10 this easel, had 90 inter-
fevsd in behalf Of the rich. the powerful. the
Intelligent, the 90 called greet; or 10 behalf
OF their fsisnds. either father. mother. broth
~. sister, wife Or children, Or any ons Of
that class; and sacrificed end suffered what I
have il this interference. Il would have been
~ right. Every man 10 this court would
have deemed il IN act worthy Of reward
rather than p~unishmens.
The court acknowledges, % suppose.
the validity Of the Law Of God. see : book
kissed here, which ] suppose 10 be the bible,
or q lssst the New Testament. T~hsttcsches
shss whatsoever I would thss men should Do
to me, I should do even % unto them. Il
teaches me furthsr-remembss them shs'
are 10 boods. o bound with them.
Iendesvored TO act up to that instruction.
| ssy ! an YET too young 10 understand thai,
God % any respectos Of perscns. believe
thss 70 have interfeFsd (ss have always
freely admitted | have done.) In beh II OF
HE dsspised and poor. vac ~ wrong, bu,
right.
Nov II 10 deemed necessary that l should
forfeit my life for the iurthsrsncs Of the ends
u justice, and minele my blood further with
the blood Of ny children and with the blood
miIIions Ia this slave courtry whose righ's
are disregsrded BY wicsed. cruel. and u%njust
ensctmenU. admit Il. Let Il be done.
Lei me say one word further. feel en-
sirsly sssis6ed with the treatment I have 70.
ceived IN my srisl. Considering oil the cir
noes Of tho case. Il has been more
generous then I expected, but I feel no con.
sr~iousness Of guilt. have stated from the
irss whss ny intentions were, and whs,
we're nc, ny intentions. never had sny
desirn srsinss The life Of q person. nor
any disposition 10 commit treason. or 10 ex
cite slsves 10 rebel, or 10 make any general
i~nsurection. never encouraged sny man
10 DO %. bu, alwsvs discouraged snv ides Of
the, kind.
Let me say also, ia regard 70 tho state.
ments made b. some Of those connected
with me. that I hesr Il hes been stated BY
some OF them, that I induced them 10 Join
me-shs contrary 10 true. do not cav ,his
70 injure them, but o. reereuinR their weak.
ness. Not one joined me but Of their own
accord. end the greater part q their own *.
penss. A number Of them I never saw md
never hsd . word Of conversation with ill
the day they came 10 me. and that We for
the purpose I have stated. Nov. 4 have
done.
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NANCY DRY GUUrS. siik-ribbon', : n.
- broideries. DcIsines and IN fact 'vesv-
thing 10 plesse the fanny o. the vcs ~ 70
dies, good and One q ALExANDEk'o.
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On F,idsv. NV. l,h. b. Squire Ksefsr
M. JANIS MADISON SA sDERs 70 Miss Eliza
JArE CREicHroS. both Of this county.
Hoorsv for The happy couple.
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ADMINISTRATORS NUIILC.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
~ signed hss been appointed sdminisifsto
o. the esiste Of John A Roberto. late oI
Dubois Csunsy, deceased. Sid estate IL
cup posed TO be solvent.
SAMUEL H JACOBS. Adn's.
Nov. q. la5g-3w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
Police InleIlfgenCr.

CHARGE or SEDUCTION USpER PROMISE or MARRIAGE --
Dora Levine pretty German gir living st No 90 Baxter
street, appeared before Justice Osborn q, the Lover
Police Court and preferred charge Of seduc.
ton under PROMISE OF marriage against for nner
lover of hers named SbeRn Marx. The fair com.
plairsut stated that Marx very attentive 10 her
taxing her out 10 various places Of amusement, end
reatrE her with 81 sorts Of sndness The day waa re
apart Tor the nnpals but the her lover sue
cesded ID reducing her. Be then refused fulfil his 20
speement, and lept putting of the Wedding CAV unt
Inre got ont q patience with him snd hal him arrested
The masPusirste committed the for examination
FAMiIy JARs,-Tbomas, James aud Mary Anne Rilsy
were brought before Justice Riiy charge of assanng
and ssverey beating Eliza Kelley The parties i've at No
2Vo Ninth avenue, and are ali related The shar caused
much eXc'tepeot in the neshbofh1od, aud en- Friday
evening Sben ii was rumored that Mrs Riley hai died
from the ELECTS Of her Injuries mob OF several hundred
persops gathered around the house and threatened
ynoh the perpetrators Of the Assault che ponce cane
Mp in good time however, aud succeeded In qnetng the
excited crowd The magistrate bs,d tho accused to bait
each in the sum of ST. 600 to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
Mass Meeting OF the Journeymen Bakers Of
New York.

This class Of workmeu met last evening In Military Hail.
Bowery, Jas. Parker, Esq in the chair and Mr. Prem
dergrast as Secretary, about two hundred and City OF
the trade being present organize association for bet
tering their condition a class and for putting do wn
come OF their present existing grievances Their designs
and the nature Of hese grievances fully set forth in
e following resolutions offered the consideration OF The
meeting, after few remarks had been made by the
chairman, stating briefly the object of the meeting
Whereas, We the operative bakers Of New York city,
believe that of the evils which have long oppress
ed 4s have been long enough borne and ought cease
is therefore resolved,
lst That ourselves into an assocat ion 70 bring
about the desired end.
3D. Resolved, That we are determined that the prac
tce OF compelling 70 labor foarteep SIXTEEN eighteen
ami sometimes twenty houre, day and nignt should no
longer be regarded as days labor.
resolved mat In every instance where we are coul
peed 70 give to our employers than eive hours
per day for a days labor, that will demand from lhem
rates per bour for such extra labor sufficient copea
safe us for such sxtra eeryices
Alb. Resolved That decidedly opposed 20 VIC.
laena and decorating tbs sabbath by peroeng laoo
opposon the ccnnands of Goa, who 10 as law. has
SAID 70 US and TO all mem Six days shalt thou aboc and
DO all thy work
9th. Resolved, That will by every legal means in
Our power discontinue Tho practice OF making Of ourselves
beasts OF butthea by crouching beneath the weight OF
fhouioer ossses lsoen With Bread or By hawking haad
CARTS through the streets
9TH. Resolved, That believe ibst our business il
cponoteo ueon right principles employers can grant
b. benefited.
7p. Reeoved That solicit the aid and sy m patty of
the pubic press in every that huobie means
and our wrongs can command
motion made and carried after reai5g of hese
resolutions TO form committee 70 decide ppou s0e nsAc.
teal and efficient plan organization Inc 70 losing
prtoDs were NOMINATED ana elected Henry Berwick
George Lyons, John Baker, Richard Thorn and William
Campbell.
The CHAIRMAN here remarked tina. be noticed no German
names Ola toe list OF the committee and three
German representatives be uon1ipated which carried
m tod n fila tet w Sntan
Joseph Shieuick aud Alexander Mitchell.
Mr. CARPENTER here made a few remarks, and Mr..
CHARLES SCALES said as insinuaton was thrown GU.
awhile ago by Mr. Parker that opposed t. press
say | am not opposed to the prees. THIS meeting Is
quite public. Gentlemen, opposed 20 nothing put
oppression
collection was then taken by one of the members
To detray the expenses az the eveapg and Afterwards
was proposed and resolved to advertise their designs in
ali the daily papers.
ives then proposed and repeatedly seconded that
thanks be rendered TO the HERALD kind attention
whoh, after few appropriate remarks FROM severa,
members, was followed by three hearty cheers ana as
many "tigers" for the New YoRK Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

PIXIES PSAKERs GONG TO CaI1FoRNrA-A vast
number OF the cFappoipted Pixies Peakers gone
to California The overland emigration State will
exceed that ~ any year euce 1850 Mr. Merrok thu
city, left the ''mines" about the ast Of May fe days
before the rich diggipgs were found he me, between
Cotop~ood Springs and Fort Kearney in three day the
iona, vz:Juhc 2, 371 teams; 80. 100 teams atn 26t
teams total 500 teans These teams we're mostly oxsu
TOUT YOKE 70 Inc wagon and you'd average Eve persons
the wagon. These all met on the ro,3 o. the
eonh soe OF the North Platte. Bs psss.C equal num-
per OF teams eL"amped; The osutrs vAle olscuss pg
whether WAS better 20 return hope pr 70 IL california
One OF the officers at Fort Kearney counted sx Thousand
Terms mat pssetd the fort In The first days NAV
gong west mp the South Platte road IL IS mposs bic 10
ftnn'e zoe humbrr OF persons who started Tor gold
dRrgs this srripe bu not think loo 600 au over
estimate, -Ch,co9c Tribune, June ~
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The highest steepe ever projected was that Of the de-
Sign Of the cathedral Mechin. I. intended 1t
should be $50 English feet height but glands 800
feet.
will be seen therefore, that the cathedral at Sras
bourg s the highest building in the world, provided the
Cbe0p ramd be not taken into consideration which
the highest of the pyramids in Egypt being variousy
tmhtedby Medium 400 high; by French engineers
AT feet and by Chazeles 49s feet-the difference
measurements owing to the rising and falling Of the eand
around the base, caured by the winds.
The hahest point of the Palisades which is in view
from any point of the western side OF CITY, and
three quarters Of mile from Engle wood, N j., is s0)
feet In height.
The attention Of the Common Council OF New York is
particularly called to item in the above tabethc
height OF the seeple of the City Hall at Brussels (374
feet). II would be great deal sensible 70 pou.
out to them the height Of Indian wigwam. How
ever they contemplate the graceful majesty our
City Hall in its present proportions then the
Hotel de Vale Brussels, and they Will doubtless
perceive grand scope for supendous contracts and s
gantc plunder that would leave those for cleaning c
streets and removing dirt Roll far IN the Let the
Guy maze toe proposition 20 buld steepe on the soEsed
hulk OF our City Sa 20 the height 34 feet and zoe
horizon. " ''
The above figures taken from the mos, reliable
thory, bu st IL almost Impossible 70 ascertain toe
accurate height OF the puDc edfces Elr ,os az no
wv asSse tte " agree On The point Fhis remarked
not only 10 tto1e WHO base not sccess q good Ii
brary but by tho most prominent architects our city
and 10 owing to the different modes different starting
popis OF measurement, ussd OF different eutn0,s
The following ere toe highest points rhe surface OF
the eartbthe steeples OF nature-wnica IL will % eeen
oy the compsrson throw the steepes OF rather into
liiluputian dlInlnutveness.
Feet
The highest point of Oceanica, Mount Ophir in ST.
Tbe highest point Of Europe, Mount Bianc
Inc mghest point Of NORTH Amercs Mouat ST. E II $50
The highest point in Africa, Mount Keaia of Inc
Mountains Of The Moon, supposed 10 be- 20 600
Inc highest pont OF South America, NJ acoocsgaa $40
The highest point OF Asia, kount Kunchingnga the
Hlmalsya Noun ,afps % ,-s
Is bias been stated lately by of the daily papers
That the new Methodist CHURCH Fourth avenue il tDe
hishest THIS city ~ reference the above taoes
VIII DO seen that is no. the highest by neaus that
although the Methooss deserve great deal prase for
orhamentiDg the CITY with sucn u besutiG edace, thec
steepe ID not the highest point, aud without anydapl-
ragement to them will be that they will have
TO climb much higher before they reach st Paas in
LONDON or the Cathedral at Srasooug, st. Stephens
at Vienna; and ftoey wish the ofties place. still higher
in order to overop Mount Kunchingnga.
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Wliiia msburg City Neyys.

ASSAULT WITH KNHB.-On Thursday evening Mr..
Jacob Strickland while passing along Grand street, Brook
Ign, E. n, named james Grower in the act
of sterlpg cost from the store Of EisnA Gaigbt 2ss
Grand street He ate pied 10 arrest when
Stabbed him with knife IN TIE so0omeu, iotctng "A ss
Iious vouud and then made nis escape 90 Friday u
Mr.. STRICKLAND say him a,eet csussJ
Die srfsst Wien caught he IN the O. s,esiug
pair Of boots from eture 70 Grand Fourth
street, and haa ID his posseas1n vsiusbie sa vi sup
posed 10 base been stolen. DO ed Tor exam.
natiop Nr. SNlcklAnd's wounds are not SOL i0us