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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

sieIy left. On taIrg Hall from The Hocr II wssfscse
that Re was dead. A rot-norem examination OF 'ths
tcdy wac MADE by Drs Beach and Weitjc, who f'ssf
c'oi of blood pressing upon tho brs'n. The Jury
rendered verdict that "decessod csue TO bis death
fc con usson Of the BRAIN the result Of injuries re-
ceived at the bapdsof Patrick Murphy" Thsdecesse1
wss ratise Of Sootsnd IS years. CT ago. and of very
incorporate habits Murphy bas not yet been arrested
although toe police have been actively searcbng for
hin. He wss formerly employed at the balance dock.
end Ia an Lisbman Of middle age.
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COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL THRx.-APRrL 8.-BetOre Judge


MORE JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE CITY SET ASIDE.
Outwaer agt. The Mayor Kelly at The Joyce
agt- The ....--.-...
Judge DAILY yesterday opened several judgments OBJ
tanned sgspst he city, which bs Controller sppea have
aside the ground Of couson and BAUD In Of the jud
ep exploitation denied the ground ths. there
nothing The that called upon The Cours TO nepoe orf
the benefit Of the Tubc interest Judge Daily delivered
opnon effect the provision In the act Of 1852 which
authorized the Controller in such not
sttuona That did violate the provision Of the Const
tuition hich requires the subject Of local bill be
pressed in the title each OF the referred ahough
hearing was before reee which the Counsel TO the
appeared Ia benf Of toe City Judge DAILY set toe
judgments aside, and ordered new trial.
DECISIONS.
Reed apt Butler.-Mot on granted eonditionally.
Silyerstone agt SimoD.-slotion granted.
Before Judge HLToS.
Commissioners of Excise ag Hollister.-Moion
granted on payment Of costs
Schreimer agt. Schreimer.-Oivorce granted.
Before Judge BRADY
Kelly agt. UollaDder Apple 4ton dismissed with
out costs and without eJudice to renew.
Chambers act. Lewis.-Judgmept for plaintiff on
demurrer defendant to amend ment Of costs
ofeemuuer. -
Tiffany agt. Williams.--JudgmeDt for defendant,
with liberty to plsinf to withdraw demurrer on payment OF
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o. W. 0reene Bl0grsphlell s!udIsn
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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-08-09

emperor, and begged him to pardon these
three Christians ~
"Threc Christians |" said the philosophc
Marcus Aurehus "Why should we for
give three Christians? Have they been
triedw
ayes, sir"
:. '"Condemned ?" %
eyes, sir"
"Then they must be punished. Who
ever hears OF a Christian being pardoned
The religious tranquility OF the empire
requires that the inpious sect should be
exterminated"
No more hope. The day came; the en-
peror went to the amph;thcatre, and Oc-
tavian attended him. The old priest, stand.
ing IN the midst of the arena, his hands
spread out in prayer, was devoured by a
great Numidian lion. Agrippa, father OF
Claudia, sunk under the spring OF u fero.
clous tiger; and as lis bones were heard to
crackle in his jaws, seventy thousand Romans
sent up shouts of triumph and applause. /.
Bu- even this blood thirsty mob was
hushed to silence, which gave place to q
murmur of admiration when .Cla udia, pale
as lily, but with a higher beauty than
ever, walked with graceful dignity into
the arena. She gazed around moment
her eye pausing with II look OF tender pity
on the group of officers behind the emperor
Then she looked up to Heaven in which
alone she trusted, and which now scomco
open to receive her.
Two lions bounded forward from the tw,
sides OF the arena. But they had not half
way reached her. when an officer of tn,
imperial suite sprang into the arena, anc
quick as lightning was ut her side. The
cmpcrior, who was not Il cruel man, mad,
a Sign to rescue them. 1t was too late
Before the guards could gain the arena
two more martyrs had moistencd its sands
with their mingled bood-two more soul
had ascendcd to heaven.
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Jhe Garutina Spartan.
S--~o-~-~--S0---;,--~~ -~~--~>- s.-~-@-~s
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Advertisenicnts inserted at tho usual rates,
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OUR STORY.
From the New York Mercury.
THE CATACOMBS OF ROME.

4 Tule Of the Second Christian Century
The traveller who visits the Rome of to-
day, If classic scholar and antiquarian. oc
cnpies himself with the ruins of ancient
ltomc-that Mother of Dead Empires.'
The ruined temples, triumphal arches. ill.,
scriptions, medals, coins, are iull of interes,
| to him. Seated ON the summit of the Capi
toine Hill, or on the ranparts of the Coli
scum, he rebuilds the ancient city, making
1t rise around him in msssive grandeur as
1t stood III the days Ufthe Caesars.
The artist who visits Rome spends his
time in the galleries Of pictures and statu.-
ry; or, if he visits the churches, it is to visit
"Thc Last Judgment" of Michael Angelo;
"The TRANSPORTATION" of Rafael; the won.
derful trescoes of the Sistiue Chapel, o:thc
works of art that crowd St Peters. He
cares little for the Rome of two thousand
years ago, or the Rome of to-day, except in.
so far us they contribute in the endowment
9t his tavorte pursuit.
W hlie th3re is Rome for the artist and
another for the antiquary, there is third
Rome Tor the Christian visItor--a Rome of
three hundred churches, with St Peters. a
world IN itself, and the treasures accumula-
ted through fifteen centuries in the Nati-
can. In this he finds a world which o, Gu
pies all his attention And when he has
| seen all that presents itself upon the carths
surface, we find that there is another Rome
beneath the ancient city-thc Rome of the
| Catacombs.
! Why these excavations were made origi
nally no history intoruIs us But in the
second century OF our era, they were used
by the Christians in Rome as places of re-
iu-e from persecution, OF secret Worship.
and for the burial Of the dead Here were
| deposited the bones Of the martyrs. the
bones of those who were devoured bv the
wild beasts in the amphithcatrc, and the
ashes of those who were burned ut the stake
These catacombs are OF great extent
| There are long galleries, with recesscs ON
each side for burial looking like the tiers
OF bcrthS in our steamboats,. When the
body or relies was deposited, the recess was
walled p and plastcrcd over with cement.
and the inscription, giving the name and
aye OF the deceased and commencing his
! soul to the prayers Ct the faithful was cary
| ed IN stone or made in the soft mortar. ! .
lamps are found which were kept lighted
hciore the graves Of the martyrs, either as
mark OF vcncration, or 70 light those who
e'''e 'he'I TO pray ana III many OF those
''",o, are io"h" phials OF martyrs blood,
anu .ne Instruments ! OF thelr torture.
nv .u''ei> ie"uer' VINO cannot =" to
a''''', ".' n.'' III ''IS A>t"f Library and
80 y nc n''uS '"e h"ri'r''n IN good
,rt''" I" ~" .. 1nate i''ie 100 Volumes IA
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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-08-09

THE MAN IN THE SUN--. Tho man
in the moon" is no stranger, but the man
in the sun is persouage with which we
are less familiar
The Gcntlemen's Magazine, London. for
June, 1913, announces, under the head Of
foreign occurrences that "the newspa.
pers, both in America and England, have
noticed the remarkable circumstance of an
extraordinary phenomenon in the sun.
l. he following is an authentic and cor
rect acco unit, for the truth of which Capt.
Hayes, of his majesty's 'M1estic,' and the
whole of his officers and ships compsny
may be appealed to On the morning Of
the 9th August, 1918, the Majestic, DO.
ing then oil Boston, the men on board OBJ
served, dt the rising of the sun, the CON-
plete figure of a man in the centre of that
luminary, with Gag divided by three
lines n his hand. He was FIRST on his back.
but as day advanced, he gradually assumed
an erect position, and at midday he stood
upright, towards evening be as gradually
declined, descending with his tag head
foremost
"On the 2Sth it retained the same out
line, bat had become skeleton On the
18th the figure was disjointed, and its parts
gradually assumed the appearance Of six
separate flags, united in "a circle by an ap-
parent cord or line. After this nothing
more was observed in the suns disc but
"a few small spots. The American papers
notice only the extraordinary appearance
of the sun on the above mentioned days.
Perhaps the observers on che continent
were not in a position to catch the precise
appearance which the particles sS aatter
presented TO the ships. company Of tho
Majestic. There could be no optical delusion
on the occasion, as the phenomenon was
observed by so many different ewes, and
for so long time The first figure was
seen during the whole of the 9th, the skele-
ton on the whole Of the 2Sth, and the
flags during great part of the 29th.D
1t is said, ca tho authority Of Official sta
tistlcs, that there are at present in Europe
1910 actors, '21 500 actresses, 1873 man.
ayers OF theatres; and the number of per.
sons attached, in one way or another, to
L. Il Asn
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-08-09

A thousaad dollar carriage. made thirty
years ago, at Middlet, wn, for General Jack
son % ride in, has recently been sold for
sixteen dollars and half
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-08-09

1t is said, on tho authority Of Official sta
nstIcs, that there are at present in Europe
1910 actors. 2l 500 actresses, 1873 man.
ayers OF theatres and the number of per.
sons attached, in one way or another, to
-. matte establishments, amounts % S2,-
246.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-08-09

a man behind the times" should T. j
on catch up
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-08-09

BELL RINGING UNPRE0EDENFED.- The
Cincinnati Commercial, (Repulican,) speak
mg Of the Bell and Everett procession in
tEat city, says;
They came an army with lells, all sorts
of bells, all kinds of bells, every variety of
bells, biz bells and little bells, house bells
and hall bells, dinner bells and COW bells,
bells mlSccIlaneouslr sheep bells and sup
per bells, auctionccrs bells and bells for
lost chi drcn, (to ring III the truants, ,)plan
tatlcn bells and church bells, sleigh bells
and breakfast bells, together with all sorts,
sizes and kinds Uf bells. Such an ntolcra-
bic din never split the ears OF humanity be-
lcre. 1t was worse than iorty-six iron
fodndrics all going at once"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-08-09

ZoUAvE.-The word "Zouavc" is gen
eraly aud Incorrectly pronounced as word
of two sylables. it should he spoken as if
written Z,eagc, the a Mavipg the Italian
sound as in "fau." The name Is derived
from the Arabic Zouaonoa, a confederacy
Of The kabyle tribe, who live on the moan
tains back of Alg crs The original
Zouaves il the French service were COM
posed of Arabs from the country near
Algiefs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-19
Yours,

n.-o,.s DELEGATES TO CHARLESTON,
~ NoucE.-Col. Forney, writing to
- Ia. amer from Washington under date
.r,b. 9Th inst, says:
T n National Democratic Convention
~ bsld at Charleston on the 2Sd OF
III. is being singulsrly ushered into
. n South Carolina, in the me-
s.o,oIis Of which this Convention is to
.,.smbls, is the only State in the Confed-
.,,cy where there has always existed q
SisuuiOn party, sHd where there is now
MT Ouly an irresistible organization in
Eyor of secession, but where there is no
...ogpized Democratic party. You have
.IrssSv commented upon the refined hos
n;t,lities extended to a constituent Of
Col Florence, of your city, by the citi-
,.ns Of Columbia, where the Legislature
a Soutb Carolina is in session, a South
w,rk Irish Democrat, who, for some fool
;,b expressions, uttered in an unwary mo.
wsut, was expelled from the town, and
treated to a winter suit of tar and feath-
.n: and you will perceive that the Dem
ocrstic members of the Legislature have,
by large majority, refused to recon-
m.ud that the Palmetto State shall be
r,urssented in the Democratic National
Convention, which is to be held within
4, borders. These are significant omens.
The next question is, whether, in the face
Of this strange sensitiveness, the people
of South Carolina will permit any dele
gate from the Free States to attend the
Charleston Convention, who is not in
favor of the secession platform, or who
does not believe that slavery is of Divine
origin, and that it must be protected by
all the powers of the Government,
against the popular will.
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SEND FOR A CATALOGUE. 49,,
Address GEORGE G. EVANS,
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Look Out for the Muley
Lumber! Lumber!

TUE undersigned have taken and fitted up
N; = in complete order, the Steam SaW-Mill in
white Cloud, known As the "Muley Mill"
xasre they keep constantly on hand . supply
q good Lumber, for sale At the lowest prices,
ANY bill Of lumber required, will be filed
MN Dispatch. We will also saw lumber on the
nArss, or cheap for cash, on short notice.
ms mill does work equal to the best in the
country. Give rs q call.
GRUMLEY l. FAlRALL.
white Cloud, April IS, 1S60-tf.
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ST. Louia Markets.

Wheat, $l.3O@I.4O. Corn, 5O@52c. Oats,
I3944c. Flour, sack, $2-e5@3. Barley,
81. Rye, Csc. Hemp, Sl1o@ll5. Whisky,
lS<c. Hides, flint, l3z@l413c; green salt
cd, SIC. Potatoes, 50@75c. Onions, $l.lO.
Timothy Seed, $23O@25O; Clover, $475;
Hungarian, Zoe; Flax-seed, $l.1s. Dried APP
pies, $l55; Peaches, $40. Beans, 75c. @$l.
Coffee, l2@l31Ec. Sugar, 7@7Zc. Mess
Pork, tl7@l725; Shoulders, 715c.; Hams,
loi<c. Lard, lOze. Butter, 9@l2c. Eggs,
lOc. Gunnies, Ilh@l6c.
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" Persons who are suffering with Coughs,
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luxe Llnineat is oAe Of the most popular lini-
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wonderful cures it has effected, can be heard Of
In every neighborhoOd. See advertisement in
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ST. Joseph Markets.

Hemp, $IOO@Io5. Wheat s5c@$1.OO.-
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Important 70 ParmersI
METROPOLIS FLOUR MILLS,
LEAVENWORTH. KANSAS.

THE prOpdetors of these Mills are now rsa-
i DIV TO receive the new crop Of Wheat, and
thew would particularly call the attention Of
FARMERS TO the importance of threshing,
cleaning aad getting their wheat to market at
the earliest possible time, to avoid damage nd
loss BY letting it remain in the field till the Fail
rains come on. Thresh your Wheatatt the same
time Of resping, If possible; bring it in we Win
store it free Of charge till you wish to ssIl,
You will here find sale for all your wheat at
the highest market price, or you can exchange
IL for Aou- on the most favorable terms
Give us good, clean wheat, and we will give
vow the best -four ever offered in this maFksA
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Try Wards Telegraph Tonic!
EnR EVER And AGUE.

(WHICH never fails to cure, Warranted,
w if taken according 10 directions, to effect
a cure. The proprietor can produce thousand
certificates to those who wish to sec them, bat
does not think it necessary to display them, as
the medicine will recommend itself, If given q
trial. Try it once, and satisfy Yourself.
Warranted perfectly Vegetable and harmless.
For sale BY Shreve 4 Macy, White Clouds
and bv Dealers everywhere. All orders must
be addressed to W. w. WARD, Mansion
House, Leavenworth City, Kansas, General
Agent for Kansas, Nebraska, and the Western
States. july II, sS-3n.
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Rruce's New York Type-Foundry,

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HAS now on hand an immense stock OF
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-19

There is significant premonition of
the coming Of the Democratic Conven-
ton in the Charleston papers, when they
say, Beware of pickpockets." The
next thing we shall hear will be "Dinah.
take all the linen off toe clothes line, the
steamer has arrived from New York with
III Dead Rabbit Club on board. Louis
vile JonrnaI.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-19
Notice of Administration De BOnis Non.

I ETTERS of Administration upon the Es-
Ii tate of Addison Spooner, deceased, not
administered upon BY Adelphia spoOner, late
Administtst-iI, have been granted to the IN
dersigned, BY the Probate court of Brown Coun-
ty, K. T., dated the 10th day Of March, 166O.
The authority Of the said Adelphia Spooner
ceased on the 10Th day OF March, 1860, BY re-
vocation Of letters
ISAAC B. HOOVER.
Administrator de bonis non Of Addison Spoon
er, deceased. March ", 0O-SW.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-19

For sale BY Shreve & Macy, White Cloud;
Root & Cook, Padonia; Zook & Baldwin, For
est CITY; ]. E. Burbank, Falls City; Leigh 4
Shields, Iowa Point; ]. H. Wildly, Highland;
Peter & Nephler, Oregon; and by Dealers gen.
orally dec 10, oS-Sm.