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INDIANA,
indianapolis, Ms

1NUIANAFULIol IHaICH 1sl'
The jury in the case of Nancy Z.
Glenn for the murder of Jacob Young
and wife, at Cold Spring, last Septem-
ber, returned II verdict OF guilty Ofmur-
der in the first degree and sentenced her
to the penitentiary for life. Her counsel
has moved for new trial.
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stating MaIcn.

BUFFALO, NIAtCn l.
A skating match between Swift and
Goodrich ~ iHc for the championship OF
America and a diamond medel. was
won by the former. Score AZ to ~.
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NEW IIAMPsIsIRE.

CONCORD, March l.
AT sunrise this morning the Themo-
meter stood at 3S0, at Lancaster 81 at
LittletOn 22o, at Lebanon lSo, at Con-
cord l5o. at Nashua 80, at Lovrell and
Boston 6o above zero.
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ABOUT a thousand tickets have been
issued for the inauguration ball, which
is expected to surPass anything of the
kind ever before seen in Washington,
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CANADA.
OTTAWA, March l

Four hundred men were at work to-
day cleaning snow off the track Of the
Ottawa and Prescott Railroad. From
this point only four miles OF the ROAD
from Prescott to Kempville. Passen-
gers and mails are conveyed from the
latter place to Ottawa by sleighs. No
mails have been received from the west
since Tuesday last.
MONTREAL, March l.
Railway travel is still DISTRACTED.
No trains left here for the east or west
for three. days. The Arthorosca Raii:
road is so comp letely showed up tnat II
will be abandoned for the season. In
some places the snow lies In drifts near
ly thirty feet deep.
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the Grcnt Kewburyport Incendiary
ArraIRnedI.
NEwBURYPoRr, Ma

NEwBURYPoRT, MASS, March 1.
Leonard .Choate, recently arrested at
the West, was arraigned to-day on tif-
teen separate charges of incendisrism.
lie pleaded not guilty. His trial is
fixed for March Sth.
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Ere.

MoNTPEI1ER. March 1.
The FIRE this morning at MorrisviLe
destroyed the Masonic Hall building.
Partly insured,
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River ana Wea ather.

PITTSBURGH, March 1st.
Weather clear; thermometer ~
CINCINNATI, March lst.
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have known Mr.. James SOmmerville,
from BroOkVIIle, jefferson county, for many
wears, and can testify to his statement as one
or truth and Veracity.
LEOPOLD HELLBRONER,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer on Hand Street.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Patients. are hereby informed that after
the nrSt visit they can take the treatment
home and use 1t until cured, without pam
or inter- upton to their usual VOCATION
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EVERYWHERE
T. h. LOGAN & co.

whoIesn1e DruxR1sts
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents for r::West:::virginia
uOvZ7-deOdAWeOw
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Hoofand's German Bitters.
AND:

PREPARED BY DR.. O NJ JACKSON:
PHILADELPHIA, PA i.
Thirty-flve years since they were f1rSt in
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer.
ing humanity to q create extent, than any
other remedies knO@n to the public.
These remedies will ehectually cure Liver
Complaint, JRundics. Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Chronic DIarrhuaa,
Disease OF the Kid Ineys, and all Disea-
Ees arising from q DiSordered Liver,
stomach or IntesA tines.
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From Mr. Cbas. W. HaIIar.

FREDERICK CITY, Nd, Sept. II, 1858.
From a conviction OF benedt arrived from
the use OF DIR. Hoodand's German Tonic, al
though in general averBe to Patent Medi-
cInes cordially recommend the ''TonIc" to
medicine afforded me such prompt and psr-
mamRnent relief"
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LATE wM. BAYLIss.
Particulars Of the Manner OF
His Death.
HIS Funeral GA. equIes.

TIE APPEAL. on Thursday, mentioned
briefly the unfortunate and said intelll-
rence OF the fatal shOOtiDgO Of VIZ. Bay
Jis7, EsQ brother OF Bronson BRyiiss,
OF orr city, at OF near Byhslis, Miss. II
now becomes cur psiDfal duty 70 an
nOunce his demise from the effect OF the
wound received In the unfortunate a.
fray, of which We were unable, at the
time, TO give the particulars, but have
since learned them to be as follows:
Mr.. Bsyliss had some words WITH 8
young mar named Mcguire, a tenant OF
his, and 3 quarrel sTOss, which was par
ticipsted in by Bayliss, Mcguire and q
friend of his named Garland. Bay is
left the party and started 10 go 10 bis
quarters, when be was pursued by Ma
guire, who drew 3 deTTiHgsr pistol and
Shot at him. Blyliss turned ss soon as
be was shot at and drew q revolver,
Mcguire jumping behind . gate post, and
slsO drawing a revolver.
Both parties commenced firing almost
simultaneously, Bsyliss being uuprO-
tected, and calling to Mcguire to leave
tie gate ard stand out ike s man In
this way each fired three shots, all o.
Bayliss' being without effect, but one Of
Msguire's striking Blyliss in the lef.
breast, passing through the body and
coming out beneath the shOuldsr-blade,
Mr.. Bayiiss was Immediately carried
hons, and his relatives sent for. He
fingered in great sgOny until Tnursdsy
evening, when be died-periectly re-
signed and at peace with the WoT!d-s
true gentleman, as he bad ever shown
himself TO be through life.
This trsgic affair occurred Eve miles
northeast of Byhslis, Miss. Mr.. Bay
liss' body will be brought TO this city this
evening, and his funeral Cbsequiss viii
tske place from S.. Lazarus Cnugch To-
morrow. Due notice will be given OF the
hour Ia our issue OF 20 morrow.
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The Negroes of Giles County
Petition for their Removal
Their DOings ia OVertOn and
Jackson Counties,

From the Nashville papers Of Thurs-
day we CLEAN the following items
concerning the movements Of the nil
tia:
Gentlemen from Pulaski inform Us
that the eO!ored people of Giles county
have prepared, and are now circulating
for signatures, a petition TO Gov. SanteT.
praying that BfownloT's militia be
forthwith Withdrawn from that county.
The petition recites that the most friend
ly relations have existed ct all times be-
tween the white and colored people OF
Giles, and that the latter need no prOtec-
ton from outsiders, and especially desire
none from the character OF men lstely
sent in their midst. II speaks Of the
unrestrsined struggling and frequent de-
sertiOns OF the militia, saying that their
families and those OF the white people
among whom they live are constantly
exposed to the danger Of pillsge and cut
rage by the vicious men who thus seek
to elude responsibility for their crimee.
The petitioners speak in complimentary
terms OF a portion o. the officers sud
men, saying that they are no doubt dis
posed to do their duty IS soldiers, and
might be of benefit to the public service
if stationed in some loo 4lity where their
presence is needed. They exprtss the
fullest assurance that ths civil officers
are able to preserve order and protect
the lives n property o! the people, and
close their prayer by intimating q desire
to have regular soldiers sent among them
in case the courts and civil officers should
prove unable to preserve the public peace.
The petition is numerously signed, and
will, we suppose, be presented TO the Gov
arnnFi in the R0uFza Of fna wEnk-
DEPARTURE OF MILITIA.
The second battalion Of the frat regi-
ment OF militia departed for Humboldt
yesterday, where they viii enforce mar
tial law over Gibson, Madison and Hay.
wood counties. IN connection with the
prospective movement Of 5 detachment
in the direction of Ovecton and Jackson
counties, we publ b the following, re-
ceived yesterday from our special cores
pendent in the latter county:
GAINsBoRo, TENN March l, 1859.
We have been constantly expecting
the militia among US for several dsy'
past, but as yet they have not come, snC
it is confidently hoped that they will not
The people OF J acksOn county nsve wRre
more quiet and ~law-RbidiOg than they
have been for months past. IT'S true,
some time back the country was infested
with smsll bands of night owe called
ku-Klux, but nothing has been seen OF
heard from them for q time back
We have no earthly use for soldiers, as
Judge L0uck, our Sheriff, aud Macy
others of uDquestiOnRble loyalty, hsve
certified to the State authorities, snd viii
state egsin and again if necessary. Let
US have peace" This is the regular time
for the Jackson County Circuit Court,
bat unless tue proclamation for martial
Law is modified or revoked bsiore Thurs.
day next, we will have nc Court this
term,
Towels, Napkins and Table DANISH
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THE TODAY.
A Few Words Of Wholesome Adj
vice.

To-day the people are called upon to
choose Oy vote q County Commissioner,
ia place of WIN. HACK, whose term Of
Cnse expires, - County Trustee, such
J Justices Of the Peace and COnssEbles IS
are requisite 10 i'll Yacasoies, and two
members Of the Board of School Visitors
from each ward. These ara all respOn-
sible positions, and It behooves US TO act
with more than ordinary circumspection
Ia our efforts TO I'LL them with men who
have the common wesl st heart.
Il il not, however, If the candidates
that va would speak. For the County
Com 8 regolsr nominee OF
the Conservative party has been made,
and is becomes the duty OF every man
Who does not wish to see q negro elected
t. z Of the most responsible
positions within u gift, to vote for MI.
M0hatt. There are but two candidates
in tue held-s white man and a negro
each ihenominee Of his respective party.
ANY other white man who may run must
be treated exactly IS IL he were an oppo-
nent of his race, for every vote k
/ from Mofstt is given TO Shaw, although
il may not be cast directly for him.
There are certain points in the instruc-
tons 10 officers of election which we
wish 10 impress upon all minds, for 1t Is
better for Us to fight the battle fairly and
be beaten, than 70 VIII it by foul means,
and then to loss the fruits OF victory.
We published these instructions yester-
day, and reproduce the following portions
for the especiSl attention Of ali Interested !:
"ARy party, hOlOeUeT, not qualified for
any reason, though he may haze obtained
n certificate and UOted, is liable to q
crin,indI prosecution for Offering to cote
Or voting at any election"
" The Clerks pU record opposite the
Rdn9s Of sdch V0ter the number Of each
certif eat as voted upon. This must not
be neglected"
Above all things we beg our people to
refrain rom violence and disorder, and
10 assist the c~ousarvators OF the peace in
every wsy in their power. In order
that chickering's Rnc strife may be avoided
as FAR as possible, IL will be better for
each one to vote in his W precinct z
at toe poll prepared for him, the whites
at the white, and the negroes at their
c0lOred polls.
Let every man be early at the polls,
ana after voting, use his utmost endeav-
ors to Influence those whom be may
come in contact with to vote the Con-
sentative ticket.
On cur action to-day depends the In
tegrity, and, indssd, the existence al
NEST Of the Conservative party In Mem
phis. Let every man do his duty.
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z ". Outlay, sn amiable gsatlsman,
rTesides ia the cffiee, assisted BY James
5 lulsbnTy.
The Cheyenne. for Arkansas river, and
Easoma, fox Ffiar's Point, had good
trips.
The MInueola, Capt. Miller, lsayss to-
day at i've pm. for Cincinnati. Wan
Hal, clerk.
The GOOD teamer City Of Cairo, Capt.
JAG. MsliD, Is the regular Saturday ST.
Louis packet, leaving at five p N. Mir.
goTbyn dOsa the hosors Of the othes.
The circus boat Coosa ia up for Eyaus-
vile to day at five p m.
The George w. Cheek sails to-day g, 5
pm. for Osceols and the bends.
The Linton, Capt. Ware, leaves to-day
at 5 p N. for st. Francis river.
The Laminsry, Longworth and Lizzie
Gill are over due from below.
The Mississippi, Capt. Nat Green,
leaves the wharf to-day at 8 pm. for
New Orleans sud the bends. Msssrs.
cook Creighton and John Langiois are
clerks.
The Rubicon, Capt. Blake, will leave
the wharf to-day at 5 p 10. for Vicksburg
and the bends. Mr.. ALI Grissom is her
prime minister.
The crest low-pressure Richmond will
ba doPa Tomorrow, bOund for New Or
leans.
The Norman, Capt. J. B. Hall, is the
regular Saturday Evansville packet.
Capt. o Hs|ett, an urbane gentleman,
presides IN the office.
The following is the list OF steamboat
disasters during the month OF February
Lexington, Fab City, Mary Byrd, Cors,
Eddie, Mittie Stephens, Fairy Q1eeni
Peoria City, d. LyEe1 aud Winnie Nor
ris. o. the above, ths Falls City, Mary
Byrd aud COc5 have been Taieed. Bosts
Injured K bert Moore, Glendale and
RQss Hite.
Capt. A. c. MeCullum, of ;hs Arme.
MIA, died at bis residence at PitIsOuTg
| Wednesday night very suddenly, OF in.
hsmstian CT tina bowels and congestion
| OF the lungs. Hs was only sick 3 day Of
two, having been ssen at the landing OF
Saturday last. AS . tribute of respect
to the deceased, the steamers in port hsC
their flags at hslf-msst.
Tae ST. Louis exchanges 10 speaking
of The 81. Louis and Vicksburg trade
say "Ths RIbicon's clerk, Mr.. AifreC
GrissOm, actually did, last yeaT, cOiiec'
from parties between Memphis snC
VicksbuHg, i1e. udipg the latter place
/ tEie SUN OF AGuE GuuuIcQ Au0 AWSAAS-1A@
thousand dollars, exactly two hundre'
Thousand dollars more than VS. supposed
and stated. These collections were pal,
over to st. Louis merchants for par
chases made through orders entrusted t
the commander and clerk OF this on
steamer, the bills ranging all the waI
between the sums Of ten dollars and nv
thousand dollars"
TIE Cincinnati Commercial, Of Thurs
day, says: "The Clifton returned t.
Memphis with q fair trip, including
t~hirty-six horses and twenty-five mules.
The Swallow departed for New OrlesnN
with q fall cargo, including way engage
ments. She has thirty head OF cattle
The offerings were fair for New Orleans
yesterday. The Robert Burns, leaving
on Saturday, is loading for New o.
leans at IS cents for bacon, 81 IS fOl
whisky, and 81 for pork. The Arkansa;
river rates are IS cents per hundred
| pounds t. Little ROck, 81 Is above Lit
tie Rock to Dardaneile, and II 90 t.
Fort Smith.
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s,mplor,s OF lhe Tnroet, &c.

4 collection CT tenacious or Shiny secretion
falling Gown into the throat and thrown ut
tickling, rasping, h~Oarseness and seraplng 70
keep open the wind pipe-c1thcult breathing
oppression ana soreness unoer the breast
bc~ne-tendsrDeSs In the len sioe-rasumatie
psins between the sAoulders-un NECK On
takng cold-pRl ~pitation of the hSsrt-torpld
iivsr-sOmStimes yellow compieX1cn-general
dali and heayy seling-extreme shortness OF
bs~eath-great soreness IN stoInaen ph-oiosIeo
sensstion-beicning OF ~-yaWnl gap
inz-keeping mouth open 70 eathe-dlstroSs-
slsepless nights, worse when lying down and
It now either terminates IN Consumption oi
the Lunes, or follows the mucous membrane
through The whole sltmeDtary snd urinal ca
nal, causing dySpepsis, eoslvepSss, pes, n
AIRY organs-(snd in women nearly thS whole
train OF female diseasesl and general co1sunp-
ton, cancellation, oomp lete p~rcstIanon, e,c.,
with all OF v hich, and many other symptoms
called by twenty different names, the sufferer
Prisons afiicted with CataIrh can secure
treatment by making known the above symp-
toms with which they are afflicted and en-
closing 80 but IL their disease extends 70 the
throat or lungs, the course VIII cost from sl00
To $500, according to the stage. with Steam
AtOmtzer, and all complete Tor a course Ct
medicine for four months. This COURSE % as
certain to cure or greatly oenent as Two and
two make four, and Ia pleasant to use, produces
patient at home better than any where else;
DIR. JONES.
DIR. JoSrs- Sir i: For six years my son was
very much afflicted with OzGsna or Catarh in
the no e. / had tried various remedies, and
had placed him under several different kinds
OF treatment, bat the disease steadily pro-
crossed, aud had Almost uespatred of his be-
log cured, when 1 CHANGED 70 read q notice Of
Or, Jones successful treatment Of CRtarrn.
He was then stopping for a time in Columbus,
Ohio, near which city 1 bnen resided, and
though l bad little faith, thought l would
maze one more effort for my sons relief and
ne Immediately began taking DR.. Jones medt-
cines, and continued TO take them for six
monLhs-at the end OF which time he was per-
fectly cured. There never has been, nor is there
now at The lapse OF two years, the Least appear
ance of q return Of the disease,
SA BARR,
Monroe CQunt Ala.
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CREmIxAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dennis Callahan was arrested by o.
feer Cusick on a warrant from the
Sheriff, charging him with shooting
with intent to kill" He will be exam
ined to-day.
Mr.. Louis Bsrtoreli, who lives Ct
No. 366 Shelby stTest, had s0me clothes
hanging in his back yard yesterday az
ternOon, and while his bsck WIS turned
two negroes, Joseph and John Patterson,
slicked ia and stole them. Tbs daTkies
were arrested, and Will h8ys q hearing
before Squire Norton this afternoon.
Henry Jones, an African gentleman,
went To the postOfiice and got cut 8 let
ter which did not belong to him. Henry
would have put il back, but unfortunate
" it contained some three or four dollars,
which temptation proved too many for
his susceptible virtue. He succumbst,
Wss detected, and was carried before
Commissioned Smith, who ordered hin
to be locked up,
Some ten days ago q yoke Of oxen
and q wagon were stolen from DR..
Green. Detectives were put on the
track, and yesterday Capt SlnOnds, Of
the First District, found both oxen sn0
wagon. The first were ia the shape Of
beef, however, 10 the possession Of 8 Mr..
Beck, who he'd bought them, aud the
wagon Vss IN g blacksmith shop for sale.
They were bought from a negro boy some
sixteen years old, named Abe Martin,
who Was arrested and viii be examined
today.
Officer Hsllcran, IL pursuance Of his
duties SIS an officer, on Thursday nigat
arrested a friend Of a gentleman named
Cinck. Mr.. CiDck wanted his friend re-
leased, aud during the discussion of the
affair had soma hard words with Halo
ran, deemiDg himself iOsClted, at which
yesterday morning he sent 5 chsliecgs
TO HalloTan by s friend named McCune.
HalIoran carried hecdsileHge 20 Squire
Miliard, and had warrants issneu fDr
both Chick and HcCune. Squire Nil
lard yesterday afternoon put Ciuck ia
der $1,000, snd MeCune under $500 bonds
to keep the peace.
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NEW ASSEMBLY HALL

No. 33 Main sira=f, between Union and Gay
Os0, FOR TWO WEEKS. commencing SATUR-
DAY. tsbEueIy 9TH sVd closing Friday. March
IZth. afternoon sTd night OF each day, at 81
and Su'elock. Admission, 30 cents Children,
p cents. " b. SMITH,
sb26 Advertising Agent.
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RIVER III
RRATuER AND RIYEms.

Weather cool and cloudy. The river
here is still recediDg. At st. Louis the
river is falling, with ten feet in the chan
Del between that point and CSiro. The
Ohio is declining from Pittsburg down,
with seven feet Of water In the canal.
The Arkansas Is declining, with four feet
in channel from Little Rock out.
Arrivals.
Steamer Bismarck, 81. Louis.
CoOsa, Evansville.
Mary Houston, Louisville.
f." Louisiana.
Liberty, White river.
Departures.
Steamer Mary Houston, New Orleans.
90 Tou{eiana &C g.
a. Bismarck,
NstOms, Frisr's Point.
Cheyenne, Arkansas river.
Lm Port.
Steamers Liberty, Mlnneols, Coosa and
TIpfOn
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FOE ARKANSAS EzyER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United States Mall Line.
Harrison Biaisdeu Master
TINS splendid passenger steamer
will leave for the above on a
SATURDAY, 9th inst, at 5 pr
7. 4. EBD4G, AgeEt,
nhs a4 Front st.. MOsby Block
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER,
~. - JsgsrSOn S:Tees.

J. q. ETLY.-~ LIE ssEE AND AAEAGEI
OzCAR WTLLIs.---.---SrAGE AASAGEF
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FOR vICKSsUEG.
Memphis aud VIcEsburg United SJate5 Mail
Line.
This elegant passenger steamer e.
viii leave v
SATURDAY, 9th inst, at ) pm.
Freight received at the ) LOui WharfbOat
mp5 FLEI CALVERT. Snp't,
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There wss a fair amount of business
on the wharf yesterday, with a small
list Of arrivals and departures.
The Bismarck, Mary Houston and
louisiana, for New Orleans, passed down
well loaded.
The Liberty No, 2 came in from
White river with 2l8 bales Of Gotten and
q large list Of passengers. She is the
SSgnlar u. 8. mail packet, leaving to. day
st Ave D. m. for all points on White
river, connecting st Dsvalrs Bluff with
the Little Rock Railroad, and at Augusta
with the Fairy Queen for the headwa-
ters. The Liberty has no superior as far
as speed and comfort. Capt. VIVA.
Conley commands, with Meesrs. James
Thompson, James Rowland and Charley
sharpe, q trio of clever gentlemen and
attentive clerks, ia charge Of the Office.
The splendid and Stsunch passenger
steamer Ozark, Capt. Harrison Blssder,
Is the regular Saturday Arkansas Tivel
United States mail packet, leaving to-
day at five pm. for all points on the
Arkansas through to Fort Smith. MIR.