The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08


pssseL % 'sae .Sset % the llth inst lurscd,a;s5;
company ~ilh the Connonweath's Attorney, ur HAs
ME iepslea 70 sprDgnsd, LII and requesting inte
Soyerncr Msgrp demanding the of The negro I'd
49, ~. NJ ri.s rr sS me Governor Of
once direct warrant V be adc out for he ssyvsry
the fugitive. THIS WAS on the 9Th inst Mr.. asysu
,ts ~ rssa, = promised Us me necs
Joe, 70 the new state prison at which nss "a
been owed vas 70 leave Al Twelve o'clock ,hs day 40
s"ms csnss he ns.ss xs,s ~ ~ sdss usn ga. o
two o'ccsf that afternoon Hs was thus coo,o-,,s3
delay IN Springfield until the night train started Tskn
=, 5e reacneu e.. 1one' NE next morning, tee o.
sasn that The fugitive had been released from ,s,osx
few hours previously, upon the strength Of An INFORMS
Sss. u ploon Ion we governor directing ms imms
train. This letter was handed to The warden ~ r "
Eyer, notorious sboIitiopist from Chicago, ars dece
:, as W. eos; ~ se Ell sc. on ins iltn
from NE nth 70 be Sth would be frsrssd ~ ,.s Ma
Mr. Hawkins ct once procee to Chicago in search (
n ass ru .h On snat city DO learned
abroad for Canada and was then Far bsvosS II, 70
uch are the simple facts attending this moss agrA0
ccon sssnh ~ KS,n rrs no. opo1 20
Of Cow Bssel 10 entirely unnecessary tie fss sosa
volumes. Could anything have been more ]
Subtle. false and ireachsrous'
cs ~ Ss s0n1uSs reaoon 70 TINS Fugitive nom eceI
utrsre a. hkS Sipf NOT II n ;"s. sucs s-s ss
WV sre<h nA5 oeoo curry o. that nave pfougQ Cd
oc ; snc asnnlon eeng 10 me SouA few
binds the Nor,h snd he Son,h viii be snsnns
never to be reunited.
LOUISVILLE REQ. 49, 1859.
= Ivy |" AS'ss'1e-Des1'Pnn y "e CSy-Aseat9 ~
""~oaN 0us"es-forS fdcSsso Eaa6ssa"ssss-In
@s@e 1'e 1coaceo, Dry Goods ana Grocery 6's's<ss
'@e' o A~syaa1Tes ana ADMINISTRATIONS
1es"o ho9ses sad fd'"s'ndots t'O"esacss-1he Loats
ss~ 1eaes-fne AySsaa" ne" ana as iD'o-:so's-
N1s'ess, on''caes, 0e"eroem i"aa1s'ss, FIRE Depvs
"e"s' ms'e, nork', fac.sc s1lds"0', de-
'ne 'nlro Guy IN 'ne sousn IN POM o. pepaia
~ s s-1 00m"e'oe' deserves pasers nonce az
49, .Se = so.. oop0nasn'. ~nhe t6e People o
..e ~. :. 0 s1s' is"Ae WIN sucn places - tsoS'nn5s
" CncsSo ana 81 Louis, they know but little Of Lcris-
vile, ~ situation, beauty, commerce. business mani,
factures or numerous stt,.cuous. sit.s.ea ON y,
sevated plateau ct the falls OF the Ohio, where TIE dss
point Of obstruction In IN inland navigation OF oeer Goa
v,u.. occrv. ~,.h .,,..s,a s..,r .....- .-.-,S
.~--.,~ -. '~S~ osSA"S' ''o"ns "ko
Ne cnest proouew OF the land and populated By 7o00
industrious and highly enterprlsine people, VIVA "a tbere
~psvens No becoming ~ no distant day the Empire City
OF the SoushS IN the year 1900 the population Of
ye was 500: in 1874 rose 10 10 600. in lax. I.
q. a ocn "a a. - .. 49,. ~ -. =
~~,o'S, ~a1 w0Ay cAunos % ies tnan 1o,Oo Inc
construction Of The Louisville and Portland canal by hs
!" =. -ss 80. .',-.~,' 80 WV. VIC o"'' W.
~ rsnoeteo nsusAoe a. iaw ana high wafer aake,
proved failure, owing being too small % sSoW thu
hyror cIass Of bosss "a p.ss nm N IN. l.v.. h IT,
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