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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
EFGlkIATIRE.

SrNATX, Jan. l9.-The bills exempimg hremon ifou
taxation on property TO the value Of $780, relative "
Railroads ia the Cny of New-York, and TO amend TUG
Registry law, were reported upon iaVoFao,' -
enlarge Clinton Prison, and to protect 'ne plSpoJ
and earnings of married women were 'll''Ouu:'1'
Bills authorizing Notaries Public to ACT az
ers, and Amending the Brooklyn 'opsouOauou NV
were passed. Tbs bill relative 10 Witnesses o1'O'0
Municipal Committees was ordereu 70 'nnu fe''ills'
Adjourned.
HoUsE, Jan. I9.-The bills relative 10 closing q
street in Brookyn to city railroads. ana TO Interest
on the State Loan, were orcered to third readings
and motion to raise Special Comm tee on the sub
iect of Prohibitory Liquor law, was lost by vote of
A. 10 a. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

xsrv large, and probably the principle body OF the
Administration men in the House, have entered
into written contract, sort Of Declaration Of the
Traitors, pcdeipg Themselves to resist to the last
by purely factious proceedings the organization of
The body by the only mode available namely, the
plurality rule The Hon. Mr.. Burnett of Ken
lucky acknowledged the existence Of such an
agreement, end 10 accordance with ordinary Dem
ocratc usage in the chaotic body, Of which ne
is q member, disgraced himself still further than
he bad done by signing the paper, by ripping out
on oath tolstand by its stipulations.
TIE sober intelligence of the North will take
earnest note of the fatal position which the Demo-
cratic party is taking through the head'troDg aud
headlong violence of the who control its move
meut at Washington Little by little, inch by inch,
it is approaching the preciplce over which the
rich freight of precious interests, secured by our
form of government, may be preclpltaied In rum.
II allows itself to be driven blndly on before the
Gale Of Southern passion, gathering momentum
every hour, till it already c5lmly anticipates a
catastrophe from which every patriot should shrink
with horror 1t locks the REORGANIZATION OF the
Government compaccntly in the face, and seems to
welcome the Disaster. Its leading members meet
in solemn cOnclave, and pledge themselves, each to
the other, to accomplish this fell purpose, if pos
sible.
Happily for The country, there is agreat aud intel
ligent people watching these Developments with IN
terest daily and hourly increasing, and with reso-
Lutte determination to quench every traitorous pur-
pose and to extingush the authors of these efforts
10 make disc0rd eternal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
A BUBBLE PRICK KID.

Some Pro Slavery politicians, in league with the
parties We exposed the other day or, may be-, the
same innocent crew, sought to advance the brilliant
idea of forcing the Connecticut manufacturers to
aid the Slayecode and Dissolution party, by getting
up abo,hcr bogus UDion-saying demonstration at
Mcrden, Conn. This time it was ostensIbly u
meeting of manufacturers, solemnly convened TO
take into consideration the alarming state of the
nation, aud of Connecticut manufactures. The
programme of proceedings was prepared, the rcso-
luton, written, and the whole enterprise advertised
in The N. Y. Herald with flourish of trumpets,
wherein il was vigorously written down what We
should see when the Connecticut manufacturers got
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

II appears that some forty Democratic meneers
of the House of Representatives have Plessed them
selves TO each other in wrtsg to resist the Pas'aso
of the plurality rule by oil the parliamentary devices
in their power until March 4, 1851.
The real purpose of these forty Democrats Is
not SO much to prevent the election OF Mr. oh'fnan
as to destroy the Government, and dissolve tho
Union. The time is at hauj whom every man who
ayeys binself member Of the so-called Demo
cratic party must al.o avow himself DisuniOnis.
and believer in the resort to civil war az mesas
of settling political controversies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

Democracy used to mean submission to the will
of the minority, peacefully aud coostitutionaly
declared through the baotboS.
Democracy now means the destruction Of the
Government and the horrors of evil war, in Gaze
the soi-disam Democratic party is beaten at the
polls.
The difference between these two kids Of Dsmoc-
racy is well illustrated by the rejection of Union
Democrat, like Gen. Dix, as Minister to FraDtr,
and the appointment to that important 0sice OF q
Disnnionist and Revostionist like ar. Faulkner Of
Virginia. What do You sey to this, Democrats Of
Neu. York;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

The details Of the dreadful affair on the Hudson
River Railroad which We print this morning, show
concusively that while tho Company do not appear
to have been wanting in their duty to the public,
their employees were criminnlly Negligent Of the
plain regulations of the road. While the fatal
train came laundering around the curve, the Con-
ductor was helping the engineer instead of secur-
ing the safety OF his passengers, and the hagman,
sent bach 10 stop the approaching train, although
warned to 20 further off, remained below sharp
curve 900 yards distant amusing himself BY throw
ing stones upon the frozen river. In other coun'
tries such cruel carelessness such culpabIe dlsre-
gard of duty, would be accounted CRIME as HIGH
at least, as manslaughter, and condgn punishment
would be surely and swiftly us9ted out to all toe
guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

The following paragraph from The Ne~b"rgPort
Herald copcsey expresses the sentiment which
seems 10 predominant among patriotic men oil all
parties opposed to the Disunionst Democracy aud
the present corrupt Admin istration:
The leading Republican Journals all over the coun-
try are calling upon tho National Committee to re-
consider the call for the Nominating Convention, and
hold it early in May. They should have before aay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

third party nominsses and give such nofainstion a.
will Ascure united North"
II ia certain that the earlier we have our csndi-
date for President the more complete wIll 10 tho
organization Of the party and the moro thorough
and Efficient the canyass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

The telegraph announces the death of the Hon.
Charlie, A. Mann, at Utica, yesterday, suddenly,
from apoplexy. MIR. NJ, at the time Of his death,
was President of the Oneida Bank. In 1870 he
was Member of the State Assembly, and, in 1850,
q State Senator. He had also been President OF
the New-York, Albany and Buffalo Telegraph
Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
The Tribune Tor California

VIII he ready at 10 o'clock this morning. It will
con,sin the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign aud
Done;e News. since the sailing Of the last steamer
The steamers Atlantic and North Star WI leave TO-
dav AT O'Clock. The mails close at o'clock Single
copies, IN wrappers ready for mailing, fol sale at Uhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

The Mayor last night nominated the Hon. Gideon
]. Tucker late Democratic Secretary OF State, Tor
the Office of President of the CrotOn Aqueduct De-
partment, in place of Mr.. Van Setback; and Robert
r. Bradford as Health COmmssios.er , IN place OF
DR.. ,Jedediah Miller. The Board Of AlderEien laid
the nominations on the table, because the Mayor
had not consulted with them. Mir. Bronson re-
ported to the Board that the City had lost the West
Washington Market property, which had been de-
clared BY the Courts to belong to the State, and
that the Corporation had been saddled with bill
of SGOO, 900 for back rents. He did not see
what right the City had to the property, yet he
would appeal. and endeayOr to set aside the judge
ments if possible Although the COuDclmen re-
ected the proposition to call upon Mr.. James Cor
don Bennett to prove his charges against til Com
mon Council, the Aldermen renewed it, in sub
tantially the same form. A precious scheme was
broached in the Council Chamber. 1t is proposed
TO recommend the Legislature to pass an act to III
crease tie jurisdiction of the eight oneh0rse Ward
Courts to the same extent as the Marine Court, and
Ia advance the salaries of the Justices and clerks TO
the same figure. These Justices now receive S2,0OO
a wear. and their clerks 81 $50 each; they mod
estly ask that their salaries shall be doubled all
around. The Controllers estimates for tine Tax
Lew for 1850, as received from the Board OF Al
dcrmep. We're unanimously approved Nothing was
done for the dirty streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

Late adyices received from Denver City state
tb.t public expression had been made against any
connection with Kansas, and in favor Off separate
political organization. Preparations for large
influx of enlgrants in the Spring were being made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

Mr.. Careys third letter to Mr.. Bryant upon
financial crises and their causes will found on DC
another psge Of this paper. In this letter Me-
Carey replies to the the refusal OF Mr. Bryant to
engage in the discussion proposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

was written agreement on the part Of the Democrat
to resst au organization by the plurality rule to the
erd Of their commissions. Adjourned without vote
Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

ALBANY, lhlrSuaSi JAN ~, loo'
The Hon. Clark H. Cochranes sovere Alness has ull'
hann,ly Terminated in insanity. He taken yester
1at ,o tbe Utica Asylam, where It - hoped skintui
trta,m nj may restore his The exciting agits-
ton 10 Congress is believed TO have greatly colsyeo'
led to this much deplored result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

TuY TRBUNR IL PHnADFLPWA.-"' D. LikBkh 10 ~ ~
.t IA our gent in PHILADELPHIA and suoscT0
bays HK TEBrNE promptly sergedby carriers in almo'
.jln cy.t Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

We learn from Albany that the illuess of tn
Hop. Clark b. Cochrane, Member Of the presen
COngresss has resulted in an alteration OF mind
and that he has been conveyed to the Utica Asylum
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Aem9lurk daily Gribm're
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 1860.
rn noRRESpONDENTS.

We ospuot undertake 10 rejected Communications
Husns-s letters for Tux TRIBUNE should IN al easeI De al
dressed 20 HORACE GREEIEY d 20: w.
Ne notice Of Anonymous Coun0nicaonA "n9E
ever = intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
pspe and address q the weTuot necessarily iof Pebhca-
fiop but "A q guaranty for his good faith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

Tsx NYw-YoRK DAILY TRIB0SE ia Published every
morning and Evenngisundsys eScePeedl-he morning. san
&. Sel,yersS 70 City sHbscIhsls at Ia cents per Tees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
SHARP PRACTICE.

Secretary Floyd recently ordered Mr. Meigs to
Florida, with view of dsplaciDg him from the
control Of the Aqueduct here. The President per-
sonaly interfered, and countermanded the order,
which has excited much comment, as MIR. Floyd
enjoys more of his confidence than any member Of
the Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

WATCHES AND JEWELRY
At REDUCED PRICES. -.
In order t. size room fOi Spring importcn the subscriber
4, selling OF his stock Of
u prices thai deh composition. , IL, NJ
GEoEGE c. ALLrN Importer Of Watches ana 1ews,s 20
ais Broadway door below Car sst oery NO IL Wss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
STEINMAY q Sons
GAYATY's INDICATED PAPER

Pope ere loudly ossiming the virtues OF 0AYETTYs KD
sGTEn PIPEH OF me wsercloset II sure cure ana
ventye Of PuHS Tor sale convenient packages by az dIB
sts deslers &C Dspots, No Al Annsa ana NO
90 Broadway.
POSTAGE STAMPS g and 10 cents), for sale at
shi Office.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-25

( R'f f T slsRa4, Esq
George Wiiig, Esq
Henry c. Reed, Esq, Of Messs, Stiekney $50;
au22.lw No. Sc North Charles street, Baltimore
| MISS d. r. KILBOURN'S
1VI DAY AND BOARDING SCH OIL
YOUNG IIAAD ladies.
Der cth The Principal viii be assisted by corps Of
and rss st Rs a%T and lazy y be a %
duty iS Of the studying that @ to
in this dparmep Eddonal
DAD e Eg III
certain portion of time will each day be set apart for the
ography etc. and converse with them these subjects
Moral Phys fwf ana
attention is given to those subjects which will
For further particulars see circular to be obtained at Mr.
the Principal, 562 W. Fayette street. au2l-lmr
WILLIAM BEVERLY BROWN, A B.,
wv (HARVARD C0LLEGE) will re open his School for
II ZEE oi's may Pc ah S store of
~ - FRENCH SCHOOL,
street, between Charles and Liberty streets. au2l If
MIR. AND MRS. A. B. EUSTIS' ENGLISH
his sh VILE 81 ksssuSrD ON
Circulars can be Obtained by application to the Principals
at their residence aul5'tf
M0GUINN1TC WASHINGTON Aisa CoLLEGE FOR
fha fYEhf SRIh SESSION begins First Wednesday
3 and bna ra4 drac e
an efficient Faculty Of able and Eyery
necessary appliance required for Female education IS at the
education for their the comforts and ad
yysPPafe Ohe Christian family invited to examine the
T e 8 s9q PT artaer address
9si9@3eT 90 % M 4,G 90, - 11lz1
III ALL OF 81. JOHN,
Ill No. oil MADISON AVENUE
REV se sP% d ,%i sSQye HSff%aP street
This Protestant Episcopal School WILL REOPEN ON
WEDN EsDAY, September 9Th.
cRSTARs at James Waters aad Eyans
sags, m; DEEMS d TEACHER OF VOCAL
Sh alfs N IN his Muse Rooms
CORNER HOWARD, AND LEXINGTON SITS Glasses
Class for gentlemen and Boys on Thursday at O'clock
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
l school OF LETTERS
81 apply at the
au2l-eo2Ott = = 80 - President.
MRS RICHARD WILSON will be prepared
~ to receive her pupils on WEDNESDAY September
N / | n
b ApEMY
copnr,, or OF I'D, LIE NIS ~ CfIUs er,rpre
m, CORNER Qt fAKh AND CENI STREETS.
IT 1 "a M y M NC Gsnet " eie
His SCRGn1 F6R PnYS oN MoNnhV 1o,i, s hn
iember NJ HbWTON W Of Eptaw and o Mad
'G G sGiss may be had at Mr. s. Waters messrs oush
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GoMtati0n.

MT VERNON INSTITUTE,
lv1 No 81 MT VERNON PLACE.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MRS MARY J. JONES, PRINCIPAL.
The duties of this School Situated in the most beautiful
and healthful part of the city, will be MON
Day September 10TH The arrangements of the Principal
assisted by resident French Governess well by
other competent Professors and Teachers be her to
sure thorough instruction in all the branches po
lite and useful education Circulars with references NAV
be obtained at Messrs Cushngs Baeys Jas S Waters,
Miller 4 Beachem, and from the Principal. aus Inn
DOCK HILL CA DENY, ELLICOTT'S
10 MILLS, MD. This Institution. conducted by the
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS,, will RESUME STUDIES ON
MONDAY, September the 3D. au2StS2t
TNO. H. CONVERSE WILL REOPEN HIS
- CLASSICAL SCHO IL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN on
The TENTH OF SEPTEMBER. He can be seen at his
residence No. 2i3 NORTH EUTAW STREET, after Sep
TENDER lst au23-lm
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO, HARTFORD
Cash Capital, $780, 700.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned any amount in Companies of the very stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable Information given all matters relating FIRE
INSURANCE. such forms Of application, statements OF
loss, &c, &c. -
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken, with return Of Pre-
MUM, for months not used
GEOGRE B. COALE Agent
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DROF. G. ALEXANDRA,

I = u. VI
Offers his services as TEACHER OF THE FRENCH LAM
GuAGE to Colleges Seminares and Private Glasses and
pupils Frenchman by birth, for many resident
Of Paris and graduate of the College HENRI QUATRE Prof
Alexandra atters himself that he will be found
to give entire satisfaction He able
testimonials of his capacity and fidelity instructor
from the first institutions for female education in the federal
metropolis He beg leave also to refer 10 the following
tlemen in Baltimore:
| John Hanan, Esq, U. s. Commissioner
VIM. Meade Addison, Esq, U. 8. District Attorney
Dr. Robert Atkinson.
| Tanning
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FARM HOW COUNTY

.H...Ir FARM IN HOWARD COUNTY
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Howard
county, the subscriber will offer for public auction
on the premises, at II o'clock ~ of THURSDAY the Both
OF August. 1869,
HAMPTON FARM, containing 1917 ACRES. 1t is situa-
Tea on Middle river which flows through it. mile from
ue frederick Turnpike, and twenty miles from Baltimore,
adjoining the lands Of DR.. Chas Rdgeley, Washington
Hater and Others About % are IN wood and fair
proportion is rich meadow land
Inc iumpToYements are TWO STORY LOG DWELLING,
The Fencing is in good condition
The terms Of SALE prescribed by Decree are
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1Nblit Salfs.
BR SAMUEL II. COVER
THE VALUABLE AND HIGHLY

g Baltimore ana Philadelphia Railroad it is supposed
WIN pass through this land which depot will be made
Inc possession will be given once and the property
howI on application on the premises The farm adjoins
estate OF Thomas Cuttings, Esq, and the formerly
oy Mr. bucket SPECIAL attention is called persons
w ing one of the finest farms in the State
years balance cash 'i9'' ''uSSi"'"i' III ~ VI 10
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1YAY0UNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September The of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction Of
efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts
yaages of the Christian family are invited to examine the
School.
terms of admission and further information address
Rev GEO LEWIS STA LEY Principal Mount Washington,
Baltimore Co., Maryland. jul7f
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So0ks an0 Stationery.
BOOK, PAPER Al
f0r Sale.

5Tr7N FOR SALE.--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE g,
<SL to be seen at MILLERS STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets auI-tf
LNAIRBANK'S PLATFORM SCALES
a Capable o. weighing 5000 pounds in complete order,
for sale low to close. Address PLATFORM, Office Of
Baltimore Daily Exchange. rnv2
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GUaus.
Excursions.

WTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALES
w MAN TO TRAVEL WEST FOR A CIGAR HOUSE.
Address, with real name, bon lI3 7. 0. au3-tf
, 1860-12-31

tVltntt II Ncc3. 1VV IT,
- 1-ii''s'S INrsL11!'I-E 1ISlHfENT pTc~
.;.,~ IT, rrtl7c Of lit. S,.ph~: Swrct Of Cof-
,-: T.. s:*at b'hc>cstcr. ard l.a: ..tcn rscd In
..-,7!,t. Il" Last t,sei:y yeas With the most
.,,,.: :.;t,tsA Is nm external remedy ills Will
r.. wi alleviate pain rrorc speedily than
,;,. -,>7 .ysion. Fer NIL rheumatic and Scs.
.,r-;.-> y ;:@iy t:l:ai!H l.. and III cEfat:tc
- -. y,,s'-. sl:-!'> .'''fas. &c. IT. soothing
,.,,,-.. ,v.":.' -,-t"s:He"t'. properties. excite
!: ..'::t >!lt::,'rt o. al1 WHO ha~e ever
1y.:t ..r h!u!lrci certificates Of To-
~: rad b: t. w!t!;ia s'e last Two
- .,: =. ;a.c BY !. II. JOHNSON.
-: u -..:. E:-1It. Chicago. and oy MI
~" '' -' naLieWc~w1y
, 1860-12-31

HALL BrrSEp.-Thc 'Frec (Love) Discuf-
Son Hail." at Berlin Heights, Ohio, 'yas b:'Fa-
cd to the ground On Sunday night last-'Ee
work Of an iaccndiary.
F1::E IN Ell kApEn.-Thc extensive Touring
mills Of Thompson s. Davis, at Fl haars'
Iowa, we're entirely destroyed by lire on lhufs
day week, together with 7,ocoorsec1s o1 "hee:.
T,,c -four in the nill WIS saved. The loss Is
aoou, s50, ,0O0-no insurance.
FIRE AND Loss OF l1rE.-Iho house q
Michael MyCarty, in Galcna, was burned On
Thursday morning. Ind his wilc persisted IN
the ilanles.
N.:1noap Acc1DSr.-Thc 5A II, train wbicl,
lett lls cly Wednesday mor''n: On tte IL
U &: i. IuilEos1 when opposltc Ii'lct n.eS. .,.
cry, Il short distancc 1rolu town; TN on tle
track and severely injured several o1 thc Ia.
sru.rr<. Tic ru.inc aud baggage car oci an:
tle;achrl from the Passenger eaf, W1All MIL
,.uyn all cntaukMeut OF auuat - lcSl' W"
i,,r completely OVER III It's descent "nv scttnu
Fisu: eide up III u rond I'll ".1e.- 49,
t in tllc rear aud 0l the CIR was aooalo .ses v,
| dccu. Fur, .,uatr1y the trucks became de1ac'1ea
| FROM lnc r:,r Or the injuries to LUZ paesenseis
| yy,uf / undoubtedly l1arc beer lnuth uloic oe
riuus.-Iaotiu 1runse'iW. -
| E1nE At SOUTH BESD.-The renccEtn5 mill,
the ,,luw shop Of Oliver, Little s. DIasell, and
lie cabipct factory Of 3. F. Price, South Bend
were CONSUMED by Gre Oh Monday night last
| Total loss about sl1 Geo.
| We learn that the Baptist Church a
Adamsvfllc, new and brau1i'ul house: - eosl'ns
a5out $500. was destroyed l1y hreon " .ane;
t,ay night, the 18th inst Tue repcft Il thns
VIA syi on ire.-laa$opo'is Osmocraf, INC
| ::7th-
ARREST OF TWO INDIANA Pos1Nas7EEs-
A. ". Brewster, Postmaster at Ncddtcou'e
Eikhart county, and VIM. kincard' fos'inas's
at Fcstu1a, in the same county, have been al
rested and taken 10 Indianapolis for exar''ns
tim. charged with mail robbery. The hrs
nam,d has not enjoyed IN cnyiablc reputation
Int .,c la,tcr has boen hitherto regarded
above % suspicion. He is well to do ta5me r. ,e
n,s large and interesting family, and MI II
! ordinary incentives to crime seem In this Ga
to be wanting.
, 1860-12-31

.--r. ,,,:'<:,n'",ivcs The Adler
=" 7..:Tcl to ;ca!.l, ID u :cs weeks hi.
-. r.s.1s. cerer !av r1 entered several
~: :. l:.s ncce;s,-: AID that decni dts
.,v .~::" ""-:. a:sict. - mike 1nswn to l!s
- r ::.r-i.c r-ra.& ct crr..
=, ,e::se X lie WI: c,"1 = cry Of the IRE.
-,y.-: 10 o! eh.r:c. u:th tic directions for
~. .. l-t:= the saic. which t.scy Vii ind
.,t:.a: caxsv*:.:os. AsT1aA. BRONCHITIS,
:. r t:.v os'c7; !. tic Advertiser n scu~iEg tho
-.,,7.; :, y ae:t :ac a.ete:. .at .,rcad iu9cr.
v;;.,,.>. he co=1ctvrs be Invaluable. .cd tic
-, -: >7.c,r WI: t.; II, remedy, IS II VII cost
.;.: >:'.:""--. ard '"ay r:ovc a ii sling.
=; :i,a.a. t.c y c:c:i:ilea VI! r1c-sc adircts
~ .:'E.Cc = Wi1:c., VIZ: s:3rr.h, E!n:k
%SW Tsr: - 1.l91GGy