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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Professional Notifies.

A LII IMPORTANT SURGICAL CASES,
Sso Piles fistulS suctsT., Stone 10 the Bladder De
Of the Eyes Nose ard Face and the special diseases
Seer Hth-st w.
,HARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Counsellor N Law Proctor and Advocate IN u. g. Coarts
20 sDs pioenwsy Nsw-York. Hesdepce-No. % Lonaon
Terrace =" eS 2Sd-ss between 9Th and iOth-syA)
EDWARD IL. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The
ScaPs and opsra:ing and Cousutog Surgeon No. ~
nhsv Once consultations the more obscure dssses OF
Ihe pelvic vfcsrA Rupture Piles. Vsricoces and Fsals
korn TO 8. 70 .. and Ito . evening.
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COURT OF COMMON pLEAS-SrEcIAL TgRn.-MAHcH
2S.-Beier~ Judge DALy
Richter agt. Mstks.-The bail offered was not
sopseh oider.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co. viii sell at

~ auction, on TUESDAY. April T. Of 10 O'clock, N
tie MeTch nts' Exchange Sslerooms No Ill Broadway:
o. WILLE1-ST Tive Houses aud Lot Known a. NO.
IS Wiet-i W. between Deancy and Ryiugton-sfs lot
251lG0 feet house street 2ory brick front house In
rear 3sory brick The properly ents for ABOUT S6So per
snnum aud iu good order half remain bond and
mortgage. Possession MAY
ON lO6TH-ST-Four lots Of Ground the ITO feet
3jsv being IN size each 2X feet half remain
the 10 100 feet wide.
ALSO-EXECUTORS SALE:
ON WEST l3rii-ST.-The Lot aud Building on the n. O.,
kuown No 272 West 1J,hs between 9th ard lrh avs
bseksnhs shop IN front aud 5tory basement and suo
cellar Honss in rear with seyway; the lot 25xlV
festt $2,VoO can remain on bond and mortgage
by order Of WM. JOHN NIX, Executors Of the Estate
Of J. d. Jackson
ON PRINCE, SULLIVAN AND THOMfSON-STS.-
Six parcels said Streets A8xl0 feet each by order
4. T. RUGGLES, Referee
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- .. ou.sn,,own cotk Bsrbsr The well ansTn se,.s
Cempspy are intended to sal q follows:
PIMA .....estorday, APR
CITY OF WASHINUTON.'.. apr
oaturasS. Apt 10
And every succeeding SATURDAY. st hoen IRON fisI ~
North River -
Payable in gold. OF its equivalent Ia currency AZ,
FIIST car iN,.......SSO W STkEkAGE'''.''' ~
Et,, 1sbS "a London IS DOL Stsesgs TO London. 81 ~
Fr.t Cabin TO PsIls s5 DOL steeaso 10 Pshs.. ~ ~
First Cabin to Hamburg 81 WI StssAEs 70 hsmous., ~ "
pa,.cn,er, Also forwarded to Hsuo. Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp, Lc,, ut equally low rates. c,, AZ 40.
Farss from Liverpool OIL Quselstown: Let Caon. 90
Gus s.ersge from Liverpool go From Qnesn,e~n ~
Those wi.h send their fsnds can bug eAe
al these ratss - ,n
For furhsr Information apply ct the Company omcs'
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No. Is Broadway ~ l.
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Eeqal Notices.
1I,HE CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN.-T

VNHE CITY COURT OF BROOKLsYN.-The
J. NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, plain:
tn' ss.inm GEORGE GREEN DAVID WOODS J0uH
JOHN ZEOLiO. and MARGAkET THOMPSON, defend-
1nts-summons For Rsisk-To the defendants sbsve-
the COZ plant in this action, Of which espy herewith
served upon yoa and to copy Of your answer to tho
Pine street In the City Of New.Yok, within twenty days
Ser the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service
and II you fail 10 answer the said copns within the time
orcsa tho plaintiff ia this ss,iou wall apply TO- the Court
FOR The relief demanded In the oo1pant-D.tea January ~,
1862 HENRY 4. KNOX, PlsntihS Attorney,
Ne. II Pine street Nsw-Yerk City.
Tho complaint In the sbov.sntiled scsisn was duly filed
In the tho Clerk City Court Of Brookyn To the
City Hall of the City Of Brooklyn the 10Th day January
1863. HENRY u. hNOA' FAausius A"snoy'
Mill laM6MM
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Ocean Gteamers.

NJ o. ROBERTS LINE.
vi. sTFAMeHIPS,og AN FRANCISCO snd OREGON.
over NLCARAGUA TRANSIT The s,esmship
AMERICA Or ILLINOIS.
will lsays for GEFYTOWN. TO connect with steamship
MOSES TAYLOR.
a. room on SATURDAY, April q, 1861
For freight OF Ps,ssse sppy % .n,,.oro,,
no. ls1 Werst corner OF Ws1en.
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EDwAED sIsTIHMoH. Auetionesr.

EDwAED SINTfKNCH. Auctionesf.
GALE Of MIR. Il. p. ROSSlTERs PAINT.
y MOS, by d. W. IVES L Co ct the Derby Galleries.
No. CTS Bresiwsy on TUESDAY EVENING March 81. al
n o'clock eelsctioa n nearly ninety OIL PANllkU5 BY
Mr. T. ROSTER consisting Handicapped Figure scpura
Historical and other subjects offering very pleading variety
aud ehoios WORKS Of this fsvorte artist The collection
Sow o. exhibition and catalogues ready for delivery We
would call particular attention TO ths collection containing
many desirable pictures Of cabinet sre The whole Of wLien
hand ay halur
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Musltal nnslrnmetis.
A L WIN. Is. BRADBURY's.
FI.tST-LLASS PIANU-FONTES

4 L WIN. Is. BRADBURY's.
~ FlltST-CLASS PIANO-FORTES.
No. f2' Broornes'. corner Of Cro-by-No. tS 800
ms AID by the u the interest o! Que o.
The ormes patnes tbs subscriber hss been enabled to
tccures
SPLENDID STOCK
Of oe{sn' PlANOFORrEs OF the most thoroush voi
ship beautiful tone es-tc touch and peret hntsh Ia all
respects These instruments he Is now en.oed 10 onc 70
cAsb customers At trng advance epon old iaes not"Hh
standing every kind OF Pispo Fort. material has
from 20 TO 80 cent The profession and the public are In
yl!ed 20 examine Every instrument FULLY WAkHAsfsp
WM. Is. BRADBURY, No. AZ BIOomest v
corner Of Cfosby-st block east OF Brosiwsy NJ l.
DOARDMAN. GRAY a. Co.'S unequaed
~ PIANO-tORTS Tor ISLE 81 the Agency No. 10 Broad
way A new. supuly ug, reccyed5s, 7, and u Octave
u G.. Lig,tc & Co., Pianoforte Manufacturers,
L. No AL Broome-st ID block ca.t Of Brosdway-This
r,abishment 10 now continued by Mestrt r. o.
Lighte and Louis Ernst. MI f. C. Lsh;e was the senior
paTer AID only practical Pspofora Maker OF the late hIm
Of IAxhts Bradbury Pianos for Sale and TO Let
VTAZLETON BROTHERS,
ID OVERSEEING GRAND, AND SQUARE
PIANOFUKTE MANUFACTURtkS,
No % Prince st. few doors wet Of Broadway NewYsrt
These Pianos have Away received the ht premium wbef-
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty for i've
years each Piano These instruments will be
sold at prices to suit the times.
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OFFrcH CLEVELAND AND ToLrpo RAILROAD Co.,
CLEVELAND. Ohio, March g. 1863
dividend NOTICE.-A Dividend of FOUR
Will be paid It the siiice 81 Hesss. VERMILYE co,
No ~ Wall street. kewYoTk. the I'D day Of APRIL
mkt free Of Government tix.
The transfer books will close on the llth day Of APRIL
ns1i O'Clock, p and remain closed until the 3D. s
O'clock Dividends remaining unpaid the first day
Of June w a.r that date be psd tho office Of the Com
psny In Cleveland, 10 sight eIcLsngs on Ney.York.
II. G. LUCE, Treasurer.
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T BOGART, Auctioneer.-By S. & j. BO-
- CART. THIS DAY. at Igt o,elock; At No. 7, Orchard
CAN'T swood aud black walnut p.rlo and chamber Furn
tsrs Mirrors OIL PaInlnss Carpets diHinE and kitchen
Furutgrs Catalogues sie ready.
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a CENTS PER POUND paid cash for
- WHITE RAGS, and cents per pOuni for old Books,
se"'pap'" aud f'~phI'' q WALKER
No. "a Sprueest.
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WATERPROOF VIENNA and STRELLA
w MATCHES.-Thess Matches made without sul.
pLur and being tom disss odor h7y not
only very desirable but almost indispensable for use In the
parlor and sleeping chanbet They are pot up 10 fancy
cored boxes and packages for family use and also
carefully PACKED In casss for transportation.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
JAMES n DEY.
No IS Couttlandtst.. New-Yofk.
s-Csanty Merchants will do wei to cal sad examine
cur sto
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SUPERIOR COURT--GENERhJ TEEx-MtRCH ss.-Bsfors
Justices ROBRRTs0 and MoNELL-
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CHEFFIELD HARDWARE, CUTLERY,

III NV Z K A l. CLUTHES-WRINGER
~ PRICES.
No. l. LARGE FAMILY WRIN0ER ...siol WrrH Goes.
No. O. MEDIUM FAMILY WRINGER.. IS WARRANTED.
No. a. MxDiUx FAMILY WRlNGER 81 WITHOUT Goes
No. 3 SMALL FAMILY WRlNGER. ) Not Warranted
THE ONLY WRlSGER WITH THE PATENT coz
WHEEL REGULATOR.
No Wripger can he dGrsble without
COG-WHEELS
Canvssen wanted III every town. Peiols residing where
IL appointed BY tcmttps the price 10 Us sh
receive thS WIingeI by express: prepaid.
r. L. BROWNING Agent,
No. $40 Broadway New York.
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4 J.. BLEECkER, SON 4 Co., viii sell on
"a WEDNESDAY, APrl At u o'olock stths Merchants
EIchsnge sale, Room No. Ill bfoadsay entbe y w co.
l0thav asd eJ4-sf. TWO HOUSES and LOTS W. y luth.
bot AID AID Ssthss Corner fas aud sdloninE Lois
IS aud lOJ feet IN On tas JTeaises are store Bah
cry and oon.modlau. Stable. fossesson, hsy l. MAPS
10 kc. q No n PInest
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4 IyERMORE, CLEWS & Co., No. "a Wall.
It, Agent. for the sale Of United Sste Per Cent 20
Year Lo.a. a.. prepared to dever upon application the
C,ut a. above par and accrued interest These bond. bear
I ps interest nom date Of .uo.erPtion IN
nI,sas Of conversion of tho legal tsnees into tho Five
fv.n,ies At par win the first fully, 1863 Orders
hoi, m ,refors sent without delay Having arrange
m, at the propcolecton Of Certificates
of maturing We are prepared to make re-
n,ns with dispatch Government Securities OF all desorip
I'm or sale At rates aud orders siecued tor the
snd sale tue Brokers Board OF all current securtes
roiu blN tbcVo W. ps"Ao'S
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Margaret M


John Stone al az: James KentRspot coDdrmed and
order granted :,
John A.khan ct al sgt Isso L. Hunt ct sl-NIOson 90
I'D
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6teambodts an0 Railroads.
,AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
woRGgsTER, PALMEa a.,,v FirGhsURg, NASHUA,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new aud ,tsuuch steamer. OF the Norwich lins
CITY OF BOSTON ard CITY OF NEW.YORK
leave NewYork daily SUNDAYS excepted al o'clock M
from Pier No. 80 North Rive. foo, of Ves,ryss
FOR NEW-L0ND0N,
there connecting with ths Sc amooa. Express Train for the
above points, Norwic Worcester Boston &Woycestef
Worcester Nashua and NewLond Northern Railroads.
Freight taken at the lowest rstes For information oqurs
Of f. s. MARTIN AGENT on the Pier.
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OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
,,s,u. e raLL RlvER-rhs splendid and superior
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, q
Seeen p M sna sae EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton
from Pier No. 3N. X. v MS
Hereafter no rooms viii Be regarded - secured to any sp
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded thrcorh with ,.s. d,osch
By al Express Freight Train.
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STONlNGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ ION, NEX-LONDoN, STONINGT0N PR0yI-
M Mr. splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
an KICK VIII leave Pier No. ID n h.. foot Of Court
"pl.w dany texcept SnndsyI al S D. m
sht mken az low - By other fine. Ofice Of Com
p'nSy, 10 ITO We'st. corner Of Courtlandts-
New'fork March Q, 1862 W. NJ EDWARDS Agent.
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MORNING BOAT for POUGHKEEPSIE.-
WI stesmsr ARMENIA will esys foot Of Hsrris,n....
EVERY MORNING. At O'CLOCK: 3h-., at 1910 landing
sndiogs Renrnisg leaving O'clock.
c. nmepcins WEDNESDAY April 1903. Sunday elceptsd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-02
From the Point Pleasant .Rsgi.tsr.
West Virginia.

The President on the Goth inst, by pro-
clamation, declared West Virginia, one of
the sisterhood of States. The vote upc q
the adoption of the Constitution, shows
that about 10000 mora voters sustained
this, than the one voted on a year ago. a
result highly gratifying to all having the
best interest of this Oppressed, contemned
people at heart. The dark clouds. that
have hung, with such fearful. import, so
long over as, are at last, by the incorrup-
tloillly and heroic perseverance, of a loyal
people,and the sustaining approval. .ofa pro-
ptttous Providence, dissipated forever, and
the bright sun light of rptrammeled leg.
IslstIo9, lake their place giving an earn
est 70 unlontstsi OF ultimate triumph over
the combined enemies of the State and
Nation. With hearts oyerfiowine with
gratitude letus thank God and take courage.
The future may have much of trial aud s9f-
fering in store for us, but we-judgiup of
the past-knoa We shall come of victori-
Gus at last. Happy are we in being per
mltted 10 be parsicirators in the past ever.
memorable Struggle for our inallienable
rights The eyes OF the Uniontsts from the
pine forests of Maine to the gotden plans
have been steadily fixed upon
US, since theiinauguratiOn of this eVer:ac-.
cursed rebellion, and now their hearts beat
in sympathetic accordance at our hard.i
fought and glorious triumph. They right.
~ judged orr defeat their defeat, and our,
victory is NO less their victory. Loyalis
inyoluntarily extend to Us their hearty con-,
gratulations, and we with uufeigued
thankfnlness aud deepest grati- .
tude, accept. their kind and assur.
log fluctuations. Heuceforth we have
common rpose-a'c common destiny, aud
palsied be the.arm that attempts to dis.
sever us. So long as the parent Govern.
ment can summon a defender or raise a
dollar, SO long will that Government pro.
teeE, defend and stand by ns-the last born
ot the family of loyal States. While the
fpture historian will accord imperishable |
honor to all active defenders of our iuimit-
able Constitution in our death grapple with
armed treason, he will unhesitatinelyI
award the mobiles role, the most enduring !
anne to you, West Yirginians, for your
iouble warfare and double victory. May
We do no act hereafter to dim our bright |
aias i'd .5;f-
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NUMBER [. NIB 3 R 2'..ll7. !.
Commissioners Sale ofYaluable Real
Estate in the City of Whealinb.

TN PURSUANCE OF q decree Of the Circuit sunperi-
u or Court OF Law aud Equity for Ohio county rem
dsrea at its spring term, Is69, insa cause brein
Psndtng wherein MAJ gsret keteliG guar ian Of the
heirs OF Thomas .. RateIiH, e Complainant and
Thomas L. Ratclfs heirs are defsndants which de-
cree ts recorded In chRncery order book number S.
page 459 WILL Commissioner under said decree
on Monday the 9th day of April 1858, (the san6 be
ing Court day,) offer for sale at the front door of the
SonEt house Of Ohio county to the highest aud
3idaeF, the following described Real EState tovt;
Al that certain lot or parcel OF ground pit1Rte In
Onio county, Virginia, IN the addition to the city Of
wheeling, laid out by Charles T. ChuFcfiil TrlStee
r Emily A Zane, called ChlrehilIs addition number
SMoG2), and designated on The plot Of said ad tion
by the Inmber hVs 5lin square number ont. Il he
ing the same lot oflaud which conveyed to Thos
ttateth, deceased, by John Gilchrst Jri and
ElI5abeth his wife, by deed dated January To- iSs2
I9e ttie to the piece OF land hereinbefOrs desert
bed ts bell we'd to beindiBput table EsIEE sf'lt
LEalts o. sAtE-The above described lots will he
Sold on credit Of four, eight and twelve months
interest from the day Of Ssle the purchaser Civ
ng ooma and security for the purchass money. and
lien VIII be retained the .ud real eState for the
same. NJ RICHAR6SnN = sA
HaAFf-taW4W -..s Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed tn the hrst Monday
50 ~
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Delegate. t. the r.rtsr.Durs Con:

= ~
At general meeting of the refugee Git
izens from Monroe, Greenbrier, RaIeigb.
Mercersand Wyoming counties. held in
Charleston, April 22d, for the purpose of
sending delegateslto the Parkersburg Con
veuttou, Wm.sF. Chambers, of Monroe,
was called TO the chair, and A. Williams,
OF Greehbrier, made Secretary.
= Toe following gentlemen were appointed
to attend the Convention as Delegates
For AoRroe-Wm. f. Chambers, Lewis
Cray ford, Wm. 3. Jones, B. E. Ballard and
Lewis Ballard ,ats grsrz p 8 a.
. FOr Grsen6rfer K Mccain, "A. ".
Mapn, a, Williams and John Mylon.
lt0redL dLsresT4--Joseph ShroPp and Thomas.
Tor Ralsigh-Wm. Chambers, Jr., and.
Gnfin SloreE. sdS fs,fs
For RyomiRg-Chas. Stewart, James o.
holly, and Whalley6s alternate.
The following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted:
e zRssotUcds That all party issues shall not
enter into our actions until the war ceases
and Ulionsis restored-that the Union first,
last aud .all the time is our motto.
REALIZED That any of the delegates
appotntedS by this meeting are, unable to
attend the Convention, that those who are
present at the Gonyention are fully EN-
powered q, cast the vote s0fgany of the
couutfes named as though the delegates
appotltsd for said counties we're present
AID east stitzthemselVes.
ResoiUed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published IN the Wheeling h
tiaepeeE and Ra1dDha Republican, { 4
ga namber2 Of patriotic speeches were
made, and Qnmolion themeetipg adjourned,
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Prom the Toledo Blade, Aprll 9Th.
"A a shoeklng Tragedy. :

A Shocking Tragedy.
Aitragedy occurred in Manhattan n Town
ship, this county, yesterday, W hieh .surpas-
ses In It's character anything which has
ever transpired in this vicinity, resulting
in the death of Mrs. Sarah Brown and her
TWO daughters, aged respectively eight and
i've years, and the death at7his own hands
of the murderer, Mr.. Alonzo Brown. From
the most accurate information we can OBJ
tain, it appears that sson after Breakfast
Mr.. Amos Brown, the husband and father,
went out of the house, and after n absence
OF couple of hours returned, and was
met at the door by his; brother, Alonzo,
having gun In his hand, who informed
Amos that he had killed his wife and two
daughters. and intended to kill him also.
on this Alonzo drew up his gun and
snapped 1t at bis brother and soon after
snapped it again, when he retired to an
other part of the house. Mr.Amos Brown
then managed, in somo way, to send for
some of his neigbbors residing at some
distance, whom be knew to have guns, but
while awaiting their arrival Others of bis
hbors, among whom was Mr.. jonathan
Wynn, came with arms, prepared to shoot
the murderer on the spot, upon the first
demonstration. Seeing there was no chance
TOR escape, the murderer deliberately swal-
lowed the contents of vial of strychuine.
which II Is said he carried with him for a
month. Ee then threw the vial out of
doors, then went up stairs with his ride
cooked and knife drawn, prepared, to kill
ony one who might attempt TO arrest him.
There be died ia about twenty minutes
after swallowing the poison. @
The murdereE is believed to have been
insane. ~ -.
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THnoldsayibgis, tbatas ff6stia thelieht
+6E tie moon doesnqt kin The fsait bids,
and many farmers mud orehardisfs. ealcu
latsd that, according to this sign. they may
reasonably hope that the fruit will escape
shis'seasOu, a. he4ulltmo01 cones early
IN tie coming month.
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9aEtgs afetIig
TER1Is on NBiWH1TTGTW7

11 Tvrf5y5S 1 5S,f g sI5 9 g
ANALN4S Inns o. bo1RAR1tL1 Ion 0NH mon, ion
sAa estE - LEss, lrAEE ssUAFE,s isEdU 'ies
One pay,r rs Three = 81 80
1,Ss TMo 60 One - 90
Inree . Two Mort 90
houf ] 80 Three AfcIki 10 90
Etye Day II 20 Six Month rs 90
One 2 co. One Year % 90
Two Week so - "
AS-SFECLAL NOTICES Double thS above rates. : u
:. Yearly Advertising on reasonable terIns aooor-
ns 20 the space occupied and the upmbero changes
era. to be paid for in advance = -
Business Cards not exceeding hye lines SO per year,
or - for sN months bat for iorter peFi6d nofhin9
wiz be counted less fhnna square, - 70
The pdVilegeof Annual Advertising is limited TO
the AdNetttserB' own ImmediAte buSipe1s. AMI All
sdysrtisem9 for the. beneft Of othor prisons a.
well a. all Legal acknowledgements, and advertisenents
ofauction sales and real estate sent in by them uSS
be paid for at the nsua1 FateS. : -
~ 8-AdTertigementsn not accompanied With Nr tie,
VII be inserted and charged
Notices for Political Meeting 70 30 charged In all
eases at fnEFrate6
Marriages, Notices Funerals, and improvements
OF sermotss 90 cents each. nonS1l-ib0
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i4oh tle I6th instant : mob Of forty men.
armed Will, ,reEolVers ana a.rope. rescneS.
two .desefteFs from the eustody 81. an ofIi-
Ger, atoAnna, Union county, Illinois,
They tEeatened TO hang the oisicet Il he
didn eompl With the Feapest, and. be ms
compelled u surrender. They then took
his reyoEYers away from him and allowed
him to depart Suhseduently the mob
pursued Mr., Welcd, one Of the men en-
gagged m The arrest of the deseEters, shot
all0 Wounded him, and chen beat atilntto
death with ssfUues sSsaod e ~ ESQ a1As :
~ : y ESiE e.s&
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GedFge D. wis, defendant

The object Of this suft & to recover fFoTi az
ienaqis Georges sDF dpiSes The sun of seTeity
dollar and seventy Tires, eeHtPy With In ~ 81
ufty.three dollars ard nihety-two cent? 4
Of from the % day Of Febru9ry, a. 'D i5i s15 II
thiEfEleue dollars ard g esbta tii Sncs
theEe9t from the SO , daY el Dacsu1ber,
AhldAytt having ben N c9nfofntitT "a An
aes % amend and re enact the ket passed J1iy 2St6
teA entttied HA1 ase stayfna tie edl eeti0n fr
t9in dsRtsS1 passsd Aehepary s3h 1854 uhsf
:ald delendePt = deemed > nonresident ~ tH5s
stte an order Of pHbfeatiOn s. a1aTad a. ~ M
aid anit = Ori6rdd that de iaId ,;e
Isaeens 9lo aR ear o9e sloath aflsr due pTi,
p: teresi and that copy % thiS order Sc pnb
slef olesa week Tor fSuE Sueee8Sfvs WeekS IL fSs
tne, aud 5Sted q he front door 81 ti,S T,. = TI -
e county, On the irSt day OF the next County
C0uTt. =
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ARMY AMBULANCEs.

f..a CrScrSNAz1. Ohio, April Is, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS. wilt be received by tho mn.
dersgued till2 VI. Saturday, the zStii frs tant
ior One Hundred Ambuauces. The sample Wheel
ing pAttern) may be seen at the Government yayop
ysEa on Elm street, opposite Washington Park =
No proposals will be received for q less number
De.iTeri must commence within fittee1 days from
me cate o. the award and must be completed With
in fifteen days thereafter - = =
reduction OF one dollar per daV will bs made of,
each ambulance delivered within the time kng
cthed until the date of delivery y - =
contractors will not be allowed to sub contract
Che work must be done, and inspected while In bro
Gress' at the bidders own shops. The Amb1Ia6ces
m9st be delivered at the Governments waeoa yard in
tnls anTiSta Sly JOHN " lIcKE ts9E,