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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-11
81 DIR. HO0FLAND'S gsY7Bg smr
BNgSGgaae6C COs.M6NEys

afzsH zaFoR SPEEDY CURE eFEr3 > I
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group. Hoarseness.
Bronchitis, Diseases of the Bowels Arising
from Cold, lheipient Consumption, ami no
the relief and iitRt all possible heune Of RA2u
C ti4nsS H @S or anS@ai st Esf. e ct 4 ts 4 l141iig dis ssa.s
If p5 ! T1eqAY i . ! I hi ( Ha4 s 81 as, % sg9ldad
10 orr taLteit@n,s shat he Ptsaae ana Yseaa Fsqss are 70
they usher in disease of greater completely and n~6rtsIayl
In the danssr6 f 8roBeAai ana P,esaaoasI. SAich oaeu
aU5,g ! the, y eita6 Ss 81 q p iTl3taGSn Of CIV sb dns y : 5 tSss ;.s rs I
Il. Sa 4r bIie nijs Ne e Sa rel h,ys proof saa argg.neat san
ais" 10 the curative ones Of a disease, which however mid Z
n lis tnesFtion Is directly or ndirecty productive OF such
Tais lesson should b. par,iealsrlx Impressed ON 1thoss
TIE use of the Balsamfc Cordial aareeablv 10 dir. az -
teesnranyiHg each bottle, WIN readily eurs{hs mOAidis-
coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered or dyspep-
tic state of the stomach in which case the Gernaan Bistera
Of thf e; sysssnaA TeseIaag froyl a protrae.ei cough, the Gsfe
IN cIsesof acute Inflammation of tbe Lungs, the profni.
r rfeiie in al,erf s erteriai afe6h a9 fhs 6, and Pslnfai rssPl'
Pee an tn. attended VIII. eYeitenent q The heart. fever
Without any ii it6ess s. hsptoriss : ses tsgass ! may Is Sdtts Ss
&c altern9is con,selto1 and sspaHsfaa Of ;KRs' eSsst. e eHil =
physical signs IN case Of disease, andshouidrecsiy promst
The disease Is usually caused BY a cold s.uiinx ., rs Is s
lungs, and the Use OF the Bals4Hnic- Cordialseon performs 8
The terrible fatality Of diseases resulting nom a iasa, Z
taken rrcm The records % The Hoard d Heshh 81 PhIil
SYhesseUy ohe oA IA most heAlAy iocalittekfn
1852. Total drathsi in Philadelphia str-sE - IN aaas
Disdof ali oIher diseases cassfa uumbsrs s.slS saasa
1883. Totaldenths. Z M e 60 s.f9s
b i = az H@ dthe4P diseases, sa-a i lsss aee,e
1854. Total deaths, csc rSaisS isaG .-sS1s
Died of Consumption, -- ia 90
Died o~faifuther diseases. = a6~ wv
From these figures, 1t will be seen that nearly ONE ourts
Of the total deaths IN the country are caased ~ rnnrrnao
to say nothing of the numerous other diaesses nrnr
The pr3prietors are IN the possession ofeertifeates show.
ng that the Balsamic Cordial has elected cures where ~ 2
Jther remedial means have failed. Give n a rial
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JOHN II. HARVEY
<tf
NEW GOODS

al 0'Os COFGAA % ~
(Sign IF tie Large Gold Watch)
~Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Lamps, Gold Pens,
Silver Ware, Spectacles and Fancy Goods.
THE subscriber has just received a Large and Splendid
most approved Patterns. Particular attention is paid to the
above mentioned articles of his trade. The public are invi
ted to give him a call previous to purchasing elsewhere, for
he is confident his stock OF Goods is moi second best to any
in variety, quality or style.
Je10etrY.
Breast-Pins and EARRINGS. one hundred different patterns,
consisting OF beautiful sets OF CaInfo, FlorentinF, MOsa-
ic, Gold Stone, Fine BoX-and Miniature Pins, &C.
Watches.
Particular attention is called to the american Manufactured
Watch. the reputation OF which for accuracy in time, sim
plicty of construction and durability, is first in the world
Also, all kinds of imported Watches. in Gold and Silver
Cases A beautiful stock of Gold. Watches for Ladies'
prices from SIS TO $50. sFF -
Spectdcles. Ia ty 4z.s* =
Pebble Eye and Percy Scopic tiIass of the finest French inn
portation, in Gold and .iiver and tine Steel Frames. All
who want a good pair of SpectacIes are invited 10 call aud
examine for themselves. .# 4-H -H -.a
Lamps and Chandeliers. Al-r,
For Churches, Halls. Parlors and Stores, of all styles, from
ces and purposes. be
~ God Pens. 20 et-
II. IT. Hougbton's Premium Gold Pen and Patent Casein
Gold and Silver, which need onlyto be examined TO prove
their superiority oger other makes ez-.E
CUTLERY. Port Monies, IIiiies and Gents Pearl Card
Gases, and II general assortment of Fancy Goods. y
Which will be sold at a lower price than similar aoalscaa
he bough; for in any city in Ohio All Goods and WORK
warranted to be as represented. =
Delaware. June Il. 1887. J.. s. C0VELI.
Ha
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CONSISTING OF
Bennets, Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches,
Grapes and Torrance Silks, Bonnet
Velvets and Silks of ali coIors.
Bonnet Fraipes, &c. &c.
E~nbroideries and Lace Goods.
Our stock contains the different articles Of this depart
neht newly imported and latest styles, consisting of
Collars, Sleeves, Bands, Trimmings, Edgings,
insertions, Embroidered Idkf's, Infants
Walsts, sc. &c.
Dress Silks-Black and Colored,
Flannel for Children's wear,
A few pieces new style DeLa5nes.
Not forgetting some very fine CLOAkS IF the
latest patterns. Also Trimmings of all kinds,
viz: Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons, Erin
ges of all colors and styles, More Antique,
ChinIle Buttons, and every thingin this line.
Hoops of all kinds--Steel Extension, Brass,
Rattans Covered, Oil Boiled and Plain.
We have also a fine lot new style Head Ores
SEES, Ladies' Belts, Belt Ribbon and in fact
everything usually kept in a Pariety Store
A choice lot of Gloves and Gauntlets, for La
dies and Gents.
L. EASTMA AN. ~
Conducted by f. NJ. EASTMAN.
N. b. MILLINERY done in all lis branches.
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TABLE CUTLERY,

S"DMETHINi good and very cheap, in the way of Table
~ knives, with Plated Forks, also Plated Tea Sets, Cas-
tors. Cake Baskets, Silver and Plated Cups, &c, &c. Al |
the sisR of the BIG CLOCK. N- ~ II. BURR. 4
Nov. IL, IS5S. -=-T- r..--. r-- E. 10 al
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Hartford, fram6Sn e., MsteSS = liz is

l am a physician Of thirty years practice. Ny principal
study has been diSeasaS of females. They have eennrellv-
baaned my best efforts Obtaining he materials eoGnposinr
gave them a fair ,rtai, and found myself abundanuy suc.
cessni In my iornier prac 'ice I conld. only mitigate ne
symptoms OF about hsl6 the cases, aud conbi aot Cure obe y
IN ten, nov 1 eau radically cure AZ least seventeen in fxrrn-
~ and miuget the resi-. l consider MarshalfS Uiersss ~. e
tholicon the creates; blessing 10 females / have met win.
H.IE +f HE WILLIAMS, II. d, 0harieEdn. 81
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Testimony of the Professor of Obstetrics in
g., Pennsylvania College, Philadelphia.
From A. woodward, NJ. D., of Pennsylvania
UniversitY. Philadelphia. ------


DIR. H JAMES, The Retired Physician,
disc cred Mile in The EasI I~dirs, a cerlaiu
4 cure Tor Consumption, Asthma ronrhili+, Coughs,
Colds, and gener Al .debili. v The remedy was sdis
III covered by him when his oity child, Il dauahtrr,
wa given upf1o die. Ills child was cured, and
is now alive and we'll; DESTROYS OF beue!iIng his
40 4Iow mortals, he viii send to those wh1 pE-sIflt. the
rece7pt containing full directions Iar making aud suc-f
C. ssfuily using This remedy, FREE- ON re 'eipt of i
their name Address 10
o. Z. Blows, No. 10 Grand Street, jersey City, y. j.
November 20, IS5S.-3m
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an will keep on hand Rifles, &c: He has the gain twist,
The three and fOur foot tw isL, and has invented the Sta
tionary, Raised aud Close Sites Orders are solicited. and
all work done by him warranted 10 be rs reprcseE; ed
Give him a eaIbcfore purchasing else where-
MaY52 ISjj-@lf PHILIP WEISER.
an PHI 4EToN BUGGY and one TWO HORSE WAC
CON. for sale very low. G. II. POTTER & COZ
June 25, '5S. = Ienplar Hail
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DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICALM U

Being an original aud popular Treatise on
MAN AND WOMAN;
Their PLY siology, Functions and Sexual Disorders of eve
ry kind, with neYer-failing Remedies for the speedy
~incfdentto the violation of the Laws of Nature
and OF Natures God,
Price It0eRty- Fire Cents.
THE Author of the above volume is a graduate, and hav,
treatment of syphilis and kindred disorders as speciality,
he has become Possessed Of most Invaluable information
cum compass the very quintrssence Of medical science on
this i'm pOrtanf subject; as the result ofthe experience of
demonstrated in hisuwn highly successful prac-
tice in the treatment OF secret diseases in many thousands
of cases in the City of Philadelphia alone. p ia
Testimony of the Professor of Obstetrics in
a Pennsylvania College, Philadelphia.
''DR. HgNTER's MEDICAL MAsUAL." The author of this
work. unlike the majority OF hose who advertise to cure
.Hc H "H = - y ." . 1900 - va, VI 'r
to recommend him to fhe unfortunate, to thu victim of NAL
ractirp as "A successful and exorrfsucrd uraciuiane- in
whose honor and integrity they may place the greatest con
fdence. JOSEPH y LONGSltOREt NJ ID.
From A. Woodward, NJ. D., of Pennsylvania
University, Philadelphia. af
1t gives me pleasure toaid my testimony to the profes
sion j ability Of The Author OF Tie Medical Manual" Nh
merous cases Of DfseHses@t the Genital Organs, some of
them Of long standing, have come under my notice. in.
which his skill has been nlHnifcst in restoring TO perfect
health, in some inst jnces where The patient has been CON
Sidered beyond medical and. In the treatment Of Seminal
weakness, or disarrdngrlnent of the functions produced by
Sefa6use, or Excess Of vcuery, / dp not KNOW his superior
in the profession. l have been acquainted with the AathOr
some thirty years, and deem il no more tiian justice 10 him
as well as a Kindness 10 the unfortunate victim of early in
discretion, To recommendation as one. in who's professional
ALFRED WOODW AltD. NJ. d. .
One copy, securely enyeloped, will be forwarded free or
postage TO any pIrtofthe United States for % cents, or six
copies for 81. Address, post paid, GoSDEN K CO., Pub
fishers, box 1871, Philadelphia. -raE f7 srHrre
rs Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied
Oh the most liberal terms. y Z oci@22, oo-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-11
DELAW
Spoke, Hub & Bending Factory,
JOHN McELRoY, Proprietor,

aga r-f4 Delaware, Ohio. ri fw eel
MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly on hand a large
IVA supply of Spokes, Hubs, Felloes, shafts, Bows, ETC.
also Manufactures all kinds of
One and Two-Horse Farm Wagons.
rs The Proprietor being a practical Carriage Maker, ms
customers can depend ruon having their orders filled correct
h and IN as favorable terms as III any other establishment In
ys country + fe5 DelaNar". sept 20. IS56-lf
sa# ~t.-rad =. Presents. - sga : = aesH
pERSoNS visiting The town and wishing to carry home 4
1 gft. can most likely find something suitable at the lew
JcMeIry and Fancy Store, No. civilians Biock. t~
CARRIAGE BOLTS.-6O0 o GarriageBolt's
~ different sizes, asiow as the lowest, at
Dl6Sc ta ~ fFG POTTER 81 COS
a7 ts1 Trusses and Supporters. i} ASH
L - All weak, broken down, crooked, ald rnptured hu
mainly, We say come down 10 Cornell Il funphrey's
Drugstore AMI have yourselves lifted with n good Truss,
si lease reqire.
laEJ uly- LG' mg. Lis CORNELL. 4 PUMPHREY
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Chess Men.

4 N assortment of Chess Men and Boards,
n just received at the Jewolry and Fancy
store. No. 5, Williams Block s
December "a, 1858.
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WEST aEDr0ED. S%eshse'9n Co. vel

H. 1NpfNhHs Soehocton To-, q Hffl
May II, 1857.
MT, y, 7. kingsley-Sr: Ihavebeen selling te msatvl
zines OF the Graneuberg Company for the laStT ten ve.rA
and have invariably found them 10 give good satisfacsion,
and the Pills L have sold 10 q great many famIiles a i ~.
larry Is their tea and coffee, aud with my rae iAev hSVn-
become a staple article. Marshrlrs uterlne Csthoacsn n ,
= mculcine that mas done "A great amount of goOdin Fonaale
Diseases, One lady | sold q to told mo she had reeeIsed u
more nehehl from one bottle than she did from N long course
oil medical treatment by tho most skiinal Pbs seisns. %
Nourstruiy, JAMks WILSON.
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Read what DR.. Bushnell saws of the Graa,nbenr Med.
clnes. DIR. b. is a physician Of extensive pfHctice, And on
he resides. fftN-E
This certihes that I have used the Grahcnberr Pills ana
Marshall's Cathohcon, sold here by j.. 4. Z. JnhnNon An
my practice to my entire satisfaction. They are good mei.
teihes. DIR. u. Nv. hOSHNEIL. Frs
f- Hartford, Trumbun ca Mach : fSk-
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Trusses and Supporters
The Ladies' Renositorv.

"QUEEN oE THE MoNTHLIEs,"
A LSo,ihe NATIONAL. MAGAZINE Monthly of rare
II mt illustrated with fine pictorial embellishments
rT1 70 rcentspernunnber or TWO dollars per annum For
pht&the NEW BOOK SfURE-E
Pictures and Picture Frames.
STEEL Plate, French and Common Lithograph Pictures,
~ Gilt and Common Erames-sold hy. -
Jan %. lS5o- B. piCkI NSGN 4 SON.
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HOME TESTIMONY.
HARrFoRp, Trumban conaty, oAio.l

March til, 1851.
thereby certify thai l have been dealing ia the Graasns q
berg Medicines for the past few years, and can truly say
that have never offered ANY medicines 10 the public THAI 3
have met with the decided appreciation of the people ike
these, particularly the pills aud CaGholicon. They Nll :
perform all and more than is promised for them.- p
| have sold about atty bottles OF the, Cslholcon the past =
season, and ! hear the best results in every case. -
j. IL G. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
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Inquire

TSTO the superior merits ofthe American Watch as n
L time keeper lis simplicity of ron .fruction, durability
OF make and hneleSS Of finish, entitle /. TO stand high as a
pocket time peice- a good assortment of them will be
Found at the new JeWelry 4 Fancy Store.
Also Il good assor ment of SWISS Il EAglish Watches, at
very low prices Gail and examine the stock at No. s.,
Williams Block. q. PLATf.
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CAUTION

Merchs ats and Tr4asfs win beJoHaheir guard and not
be impog bdt Upon by q Counterts Il Of Morse,s IDdian Root
have the ma ae and signature Of a. j. WhSS q c., on
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Repairing.
G q N S

MOCK Watches and Jewelry repaired in the hes
manner by skilhul and experienced wUrkmen- AtNe
5, Williams Block. Z. PL4ATT.
December %, 1853 s. e-H.-.p.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-06


WE have thsdag Assceised Us ID ne eroery Business
w ". II BGFLER aHd s }. KEITH; the style Of he
firm however, Nill heretofore. We very
fui to the unity tEetr liberal paonag already
stoWa3 hope thet ny ai b their attention
xita 9urnew associates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-06


At meeting of the Merchants, Mechanics, and
citizens generally, held at the Court House satur-
day evening, for the purpose of taking INTO consid-
Grafton the propriety of memorialzing the Legisa-
ture to take some speedy action with regard to the
Currency question, S. n. HoL1NcswoRrH, Esq, was
called to the Chair, and H. B. PLusnIER, Esq. APP
pointed Secretary.
Col 7. L. BRANsFORD addressed the assembly,
explaining the object for which The meeting was
called
Col. r. H. McEwES, ST., then offered the following
resolution, which was adopted;
Resoloed, That a committee of ten be appointed
by the Chairman Of TINS meeting, 70 draft and pre-
sent to the General Assembly Of this State, now IN
session. Memorial respectfully representing the
Importance TO the community of some definite ac-
ton the subject of Banks and Currency, at as
early day As their other duties viii permit
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen
on said Committee
RI. MeEwES. sR. GEO. W. CUNSNGHAH.
THos. L. BRANsFoRD, NOBLE ELLIS,
s d MORGAN Mason YANNoY,
X; MoHEIs, a G. G. P F3o
On motion of Mr. L. F. BEECH, the Chairman was
added to the committee.
Col McEwEN moved that the committee be re-
quested to meet at the counting room Of the house
of S. D. MORGAN & Co., on Monday evening at three
o'clock, which motion prevailed.
On motion Of Capt WM SrocKRE1, the proceed
ings of the meeting were ordered to be published in
the city papers together, with the names Of the
Committee and also the place of meeting
The meeting then adjourned.
S. N HoILNosWORTH, Chm'n.
H. B. PLUmEER, See'y
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PARLoR THEkTRIcALs; Her EceniRgs' FRerfaiReHt.
Containing Acting Proverbs Dramatic Charade Drawing
Room Pantomimes; Musical Buresqnes Tableaux Vvants
Ee. Etc illustrated with Descriptive Engravngs and Da
grams. By the author Of " The Msgcans Own Book The
socsble The Secret Out, etc. New York; Dick Fzer
aid
We have no amusement, which is better calcula-
ted to instruct the youdg and at the same time to
attract the older members of the household well,
than parlor theatrieals in their various forms.
Many of the peices are easily and readily prepared,
and afford as much diversion in the preparation as
in the contamination. Acting charades has long
been popular and all who have taken part in them,
have been perplexed with the question, What shall
we have next?" This work answers the question,
and gives much explanation to the manner in
which they can be represented 1t viii be an inval-
liable companion for those who wish to spend
Christmas Holidays in the country.
1t is for sale by F. HAGAN Price IS cents.
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weara authorized tsannounee JOHN K. EDMUNDsoN as
candidate Sheriff OF Davidson county next election
oct25 I'd se f4tt ga
Weare 4uthorizedto wM. a BRIEN candidate
for Attorney Genealof the 9th Judicial Circuit embracing
Of Sumner Williamson and Davidson Election
May. oct93 I'd
We are authorized to announce CARY HARRIS, of viii
Hanson county candidate for Attorney General the u-
deial Circuit, composed Of thecOunes of Williamson Davidson
and Simmer. octl4- td+
We authorized to BAXTER SMITH, Esq. Of
Sumner, candidate for Attorney General this e 9TH
judicial circui. composed Of the counties Of williamson David
son and SanrT.
We authorized to JAS E. RAMS, Esq, as
candidate for the Os Of Attorney for the Ninth
iacrcu composed Of the counties Of williamson sunrrr
and Davidson. Elections in May. 1860
Wesrs authorized to s. L. PISLEY Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General the sh JudA
Circuit. Election, May, 1860.
octo. ,59te
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8 ILKS ,


Black Silks Chintz figures plain Black sk Bayadsre
two Ounee Black Silks ne Printed DeLanesand DeLae Robes
DeBsg beautiful assortment Of POpns grey plaid, psn
French MernOs Satin face Menos great variety Of Valens
Our stock OF HOSIERY, both COTTON and WOOL, is
arge and desirablei stock Of Gentemens and Ladies'
WOOIIen and Silk Uunderwear
particularly desirable We have also, splendid stock of
Velvet and Cloth ClOakss ShaTyIs Of every de.
serpton great many very styles Also large lot
fine CLOTHS, all colOrs fine French and American
New style Plush and Velvet Vestings,
sATINETTs and TWEEDs. All those wishing to furnish their
houses with
Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Curtains,
will do well to call usbeore buying think stock in
that line very SUPERIOR consisting of Cotton and LISTS hs
best makes Of and three ply Brussels Veyes Carpets
all widths Canton Coco Mating of all widths splendid
cOrnces Curtain Pins Bands White Lace and
Muslin Curtains.
We keep constantly on hand goods three yards wiieor
Wagon Sheets and Tent Cloths,
wide and also large lot Negro Blankets, Socks
A. c. q A. B. BEECH,
~ 20 81
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ARREST OF ELIZABETH TRAIL THE Gypsy FORTUNE
TELLER, WHO "DuPED" HEzEKIAH ferris OF S.
OO0-EI4EABBTH TRAIL a tall, slim, gOod-loOking
woman few months since was travelling through
the West stopping at various cities and towns to tell
tie fortunes of the credulous, who desired to be
humbugged. Many were the servant girls who
focked to see the famous Gypsy Queen as the in
snuating damsel called herself. During her travels
in Tennessee, the "Gipsy Queen stopped with Mr.
HEzEKIAH Ferris of Franklin county, with whom
she taTred several days, and being of pleasing ad-
dress and winning manners, soft is said, complete
Iy insinuated herself into the confidence of NJ"
FERIs as to make him believe that there was an i'm
.mense amount of treasure buried on his farm, and
shat she alone could direct him how to obtain It
1t was necessary, however, that he should raise
$4,000 in gold before this could be done. He could
procure ouly about the half Of that amount in gold
and the balance in bank notes, and this was accom-
plished by borrowing q large portion of 1t The
money was deposited in trunk, as he supposed,
during a mysterious incarnation by the Gypsy
Queen where it was to remain twelve days
the exp: alton of which time the trunk was to be
opened and the secret would then be revealed. In
the mean time the Gypsy took her departure and at
ahe end of the twelve days Mr.. ferris discovered
that she had taken with her his $4,000 He has
since boon on the lookout for the fortune-teler
having in the meantime offered a reward of Sl,OOO
for her arrest and the return of his money but
found no trace of her until recently, when he as
certaned that she had taken up her residence al
BeIleYille. n J. Mr.. ferris then obtained requisi
ton from the Governor of this State upon the Gov
ernor of New Jersey for her. and we have the
sequel in the following paragraph from the New
York Tribune of the LIST inst. r.
A son of Mr. Ferris came to New-York, where he
obtained the services of Sergent Dickson OF thu
Detective Police who went TO Bellevile, and, afte
some trouble. secceeded in arresting the woman
She was recognized by the son Of her dupe, an,
hast evening the officer started for Tennessee WIZ
her. where she will be required to answer TIN
charge of grand larceny. The Gypsy Queen dl'
not relish the idea OF going back TO the South AM
offered 10 restore the money, but the Vlcum Q
her sorcery preferred to have her punished II pos
-;bl
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BY TELEGRAPH.



LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 1.-The overland cypress via
Denver City, with dates to the 2Sth ult and 81 900
in gold drst consignment and S23 900 in the hands
OF passengers, arrived last night.
The weather continued unusually favorable in
the MINES
An election had been held for officers under the
provisional government. The result was not defin-
itely known, but SOLAR as aseertainei Steele had
majority for Governor
Efforts are being made to induce the people to
participate in the election for Delegate from KAN
Sas which takes place en- the 9Th inst The project
was opposed by the local papers, which argue in
favor Of non-interventon in Kansas affairs having
but recently elected delegate of their own, who
IS expeetedto urge an inilnediate orsanization of
the Territory of Jefferson =
81 The Fugitive Insurgents.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov 4-Goy. Wise has issued
proclamation offering reward of $500 each for the
arrest of the following named fugitive insurgents
Owen Brown Barclay, Coppee, Merriam and Todd
Green Convicted
CHARLEsTowY, Va, Nov. 5.-Shields Green, the
negro prisoner has been convicted Copeland is
now on trial. Tranquility is about restored.
NFw York, Nov. 5-The steamer Desoto, With Ha-
wanna dates, has arrived 1'ews unifnpOrtant