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From lYashiaglon, .Nov. 80.


From Washiaylon, .Nov. %.
NotSiog very important has recently rans.
pired in Congress. The Secretary Of War
has made report, shelving thes,reug,h and
srganIxation OF the militia OF the several
states aud territories.
In the Senate, an inquiry has been instil0t-
ed into ths exp-d,ency Of surveying the
shoals Of Cape Hssecas, Cape Look Out,
and the Flying Psns, TO ascertain the prac.
ticsbiiiiy of ersccing light. houses, lighted
bssc ons, Duoy,, &C.
An eng tosscd bill ncrsssing the salaries of
the Secret ariss Of the Stale, Treasury, War
and Navy de apartments, R6ooo esch, end that
ct the pos,ma.,sf. General TO 5000, was
passed, aud sent to the Other House for Con.
currence. A motion to increa.e the salaries
of the lodges Of the Supreme Court was
nsgstivcd. k
In the House Of Representatives, q bill
concerning invalid pensioners, sin,iIar to the
ose brooght up at the last session, has been
passed, and sent TO the Senate. A bin, ex.
tendag the tenn Of half pay pensions toihe
widows aud children OF certain officers, sea.
men tand mariners who died in the public
servics, has be en- twice read md committed.
a eomni.tcs has been appoin,sdto bring
ia VI" BrsotioS Pehstou W Naajo' Nsuoi 81
STARK.
Tks snaunt Of disbursements on account
of the public bindings at Washington. from
The A.. Oc,. isl7, 10 the lst. Oct. 1919, was
S3eo,6so ~ cents. h.es. a.ar
A committee was appointed to ccnsider
the esYedieney Of amending the laws regu-
la,ing The coins of the United States and
foreign coins.
The consideration Of the resolution relative
to the BsAk Of the U. S,ates was postponed
Tor sdsy or two, to give time to obtain. fur,
lhsr formation on the subject.
The military comeit,ee we're instructed 10
inquire into the expedieaey Of amending the
act passed st the lssf session Of Congress, APP
proved April iS 1919, entitled An scs reg.
uisting the stan of the army" 90 ss to do
away the eE..es Of Surgeon General sud A.
sis,ant Sorssnn Gcaersi; and to have tive
Se,gson Generals. corresponding TO the Of
!. Ace OF Assistant Surgeon General, with ihe'f
present pay, emolumept, and duty, who shall
make their re,urns,D ough she AdItsn' and
Iuspcc,or General, 10 the Secretary OF War
a. ,hsy now dc through the Surgeon General
On mo,inn cf M. Siisbee, The committee
Of WAYS ard Means were insiructed TO in
quirs into the sxpedisney Of allowing, 10 CO
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Tsp RaiI.

Frsat kr Washlngfon Cny Gaxeae, d0v 28.
National GraIif0de.--We have no doubt
the public viii be gra,ihed 10 learn that ..S.
FuTst a celebrated artist, has been engaged in
PhladelP Phia, for nearly Two years past, ouLer
the authority OF q resoIutio0 Of The last con-
gsess, directing the President Of the Uni,ed
States, 10 cause medals 10 be struck, COM
memorative OF the iiiustrisus schieveue
Of those officers who distinguished them
selves, during the letc wai viii Great Brit
ain, 10 the naval OF military service OF iheIr
country, that he has SO far prog essed in tie
work, as TO have finished eleven of the fifteen
dies for she medals intended to be prepared
on the occ aston.
Aftiyts, and others, who have inspected the
Impressions, aresdy mate, We e,e ,old, pro-
nounces them 20 b. vefy. exact hkeDess, and
Of superior wof kmanship, IN the mGpncr aud
style Of execution.
The n, mes OF those already completed,
and lodged !. the mia, for s.riklng IT arci
Decatur, baiDbridgs, jones,
LawsDce, Burrows, Perry,
Elliot, M'Donough, M'Call,
Cassin, uendley. n
Those intended next for execution arc,
Warringtsn, siakely, Stewart,
Biddls.
which, when eorap!eted, will make up. the
whole number intended for the nsyy.
M ku,st wus selected by prssident Madi-
con for The oxscuiioh of ,bcse medals and IT
we msy Judge t,on, the b,shencopions ocs-
towed on his laboes by the admirers OF the
arts, he has fully justified The choice, IN rem
derinY TO The United States q specimen -
the imperisssble fame these medals are in-
tended 70 Comms msrste.
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Intelligence from .Azgns,era.

The Brdge'cwn Boz badoeal Metep,y, ef
the ON Oct. een,alDs the iCiiowing tx,t.ct Il
ie'te', bearing date I" ".6kgus'nta, Scnt l3,
1918 - We have this n cS,tn, ,ecrired IN.
cisi sccpun,s tom Gen Pasz, Of his. h.,I =
sufPrized large party Of Spsnial Is ~ iEe
village OF Buai, near San CStlos. rnd ,skea
ot destroyed The ~Dole :---tle oomTnsud,se
ofirsr' Wac made prisoner ;" No sc rscafs
uno," he .;ys j-be iuttsc, sdvice. that Mo-
riiio'shrad gtrnrters wesc 81 San CaiioA, os,
account OF the Icvcli Of t5e psoylnccs of Coie
(Yaich bad been always lai,hiui lc lie, eiosnd)
ADD theu having taken Cotors. Maracsyts
10 said also TO have shskeU ef he Spanish
yoke. Gen, Morilio's siscatioD is truly dsS-
pcra,e Ter, as sooD as The wsalhe, viii al,cas
he will be attacked on a!l sides BY on ever
whelniing force We have received i'm
meDse supplies Of arms aad ammunition fro IN
America and the greatest ha, reGy prevails
among Us, and respect for foreign nations.
II
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Lnfesg adviees iiosu Europe.

" n
BY srrivals at New-York from Europe. Londsa
accoohts have been received 10 the 22d Oct Liver.
pool TO the 24,h Oct and Paris to the Goth.
The Intelligence from Axle Chspelle -
TO re l7,h Oct. A courier bad arrived from
Paris with the ratification by the French gov
-rnmen, OF the treaty TO. the evacuation .pf
The French tsriitoy by he allied troops, by
which ell tire troops were 50 be Withdrawn on
the soth Nav. The eDpefor Aiexander ord
the king Of Prussia have had some warm Dis
cushion on the subject Of the dispute between
D,varia sad the Dctchy Of Baden the tm-
peror has decia, ed 10 favof Of the grand duke
of Baden. II is stifi asserted that the ssi.ed
sovereiens will not ulerfere in he dispute
between Spain and her colonies. I.e,isis
state that the emperor hIexsndef hes caused
o nete to be snbmiued TO the Congress "rgins
tho removal oil Benspsrre 10 mole hesl'hy
place tbao s., Heis~s the empress Mafa
Louss has joined IN the request. The moth
CT OF Eonaparte has asked pc, mission OF The
soye,eisns s0d of the P.inee Regent TO Sisis
her son st 81. Helena, and has been refused.
The Lonaon Morning Chronicle, OF Ocs.
20 ssys, " We unrls, stand M Galia,in, an
basssdor Of tho y States a, Paris, LEFT rown
yesterday morning ios Dover, on this rsiutn
10 the French cspital; nothing has, ss ycs
trsnspired as to the result Of the negoe fsions
in which his oxsellenty has been engaged
during his stay here
The following paragraph afrear IN TIA
Live,po pspsr. g. Sesstsi eomnerehi
houses at Paris have besn inIoi med ~ 'he's
correspondents, that the American govern
ment he's offered q sum Of so 100000 franes
to the king Of the Two Sicilies Tor the cas-
-icn Of the port Of Syracus. This preposi-
tion has been rejected. h 10 we'll known that
the Ametlcsns use every Effort 10 proenrc sn
establishment in the Mediterranean, and tass
they have successfully directed their attention
on Porto Ferrsio and on Mshon. In the Tear
Of iniutisg the commerce of LeghosD, the
grand duke Of Toscary has reiused 'hcm The.
Isle Of Eluufor which they offered 100000
francs.
The discomfort OF FrybuIk is so great IN
consequence Of religious intolerance, thai
several Of the inhsbi,snls are preparing ios -
bsndon the country, and to sDigrsss 10 A
msfiea. s-e-.,l
The Queen Of England remrined extrs me.
ly III, and apparently pear her dissolution
The Pope has granted the lGqoisilion per.
mission to fsviEre, 10 essss ot treason shd
Alssssr from Li,boo ..y.--a An !. cen
siernstion here 10 consequences OF four ves-
sells rishly laden bsving besn captured it:s
week By the insu' gent csrssifs."
A s,,enc shock Of on earthquake was ey-
periencsd league and bali ten Listoc CO
the 2ist Sept.
The new ship. Tslavsra, Of 80 gous, es'
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from Ci6rdiia,

oIoraUaF papers totbe ift Oct Fave DSsH
received OF MOI folk. The u. 5. ship Pea.
cock. Csp,. Rogers, end brig Sps,k, CAp.-
Nicholson, had sailed fIou. Gibraltar. Oor
squadron is stated 10 be a, Syracuse.
A letter 10 the Editors oi rbe Norfolk Her
aid ssy.-"A disrcycfy has recently been
made Of a deposit in she Bank OF Eosisnd, by
the King OF Spsin, si 81 l-2 nilhsns oi dot
lars, which has given Use 10 variety Of sue-
geslions. Three Russian iligates ..tivcd
los, week al Cadsz, as q fyesenf iom We En-
pefor TO bis Cshole N. jesy, pc, hops Ly wsS
oi making smepds for The rcusn shlIs The
iorner, sold the Ialier lest winier--!ye has:
YET TO learn, however, whether tbe fIoseAl ta
reuon or sound, end upon what, ,e' ms ,ss
officers end Crews ate to get hGne. ii sfts
Others die, it will turn GU, en- llish presec.
indeed!
10 consequence Of the plrgue hryioA pie
vailed 10 soeh sn aisIaliDg degfss on the
coast of Bs'bsty,t the &C m aetce OF Gib,sltee
had been much injured. 1bs usdc f,on
Nogsdo'e and Moiceco wos ueuriy s,o,nsa
by reason a ,he heavy qurrsEsiSe Viii. ,es-
sells trcm those places had 10 psrioi,n On
tkeir siiivsl at G,L'shar.
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IS OF cxrorialicn 81 seeds eaii;leGto dsl..o
iu,e, The ssiss ,inse u .vsniy dsys) ios COT
pieiing The export thGy and eaih. ss ~ sllac
ed by the &C, OF abe ao.h Apnl lass, foi ass
culibg the expost tends, ia ii.u oi ten dsy-
within which II Is DOW required that The ss'd
os'h aud en,'y shall be ecmpleued.
The Claim Of baron dc Besrmsrchsise hes
again been inirodoced 10 The considsrs'icD cs
Congress, bot no decision has been hsd vpco
il. .-st -4 ~
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II SESSIONS has jus, received from
i xs Boston large assortment Of Goods
suisao.e Tor the present aud approach hing sea-
sos; among which are, supe fine middIing
and iow-pric'd Cloths and Cassimeres; F; kerr
scys, PLAINS 6snncis S Ia and s la fine black
Fisnncl suitable for Shswls, veivcts 6. n sad
9 cotton Shawis, Ra,tiness, linnsns, cot
ton Cambricks. dimities, shirt,ng Co,tons,
nagg, Bapdanns and black silk Rdkfs, coGon
ditto, brown Linnens, Gloves, veslings, lin.
lin damask, cotton ditto, Russia < American
diapers velvet bindings, Furni,u,cs, and
Copperpla,s calicoes, plaid Silks blk Ssrs.
ne,s and Sine hcws calicoes long Lawns, sscds
.htso, bale Bombaxests, do. Blanksts, .
do. In1ia Co,tons, do. Amcficsn Snislings
Of very superior manufacture. s-s1s
All the above goods with variety Of cloths
win bs sold ~ cheap ss can be parchased IN
this town,
N. b. All those indebted to III. ). arc re
quested IN make payment by the Is,h Oct,
as all debts Of long stsnd.ng, VIII, aAcr ina.
date, be lodged Tor coiiecsion.
New >ost, Sspt 23.lSl8 ~
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In this towa. on the 2sd OF August last, after a
seay distressing Illness, Mr.. DAsisL LurnEa, in
the sd year oi has age.
In .hls own, on the 23d inst Mrs. ELizaBzrH
CHusez, AgeI rs. rehcs Of the late Air. u, ANN
Church. FROM The Of youth 20 the hoary he al,
she eminenu. aiorned her religious proie ssioI,--was
patient n tn cilon--trsBeui' IL dea,h--fu in The
IA of immortality and eesna, life through Christ
her L. I'd tat
ot'he i7th inst. MARcAasr HoorMAn, an ia
fant daugn e al Mr. J Ihn T. riiiey, aged months.
, A Psr"mgufh on the 18Th JAY last, MIR JoHs
CosY ssNd S5-a v3r,hy and respectable character
Wsssriy. Jn the 18Th inst Mr. THoxAs Bliss.
aged I6. OF the atc Capt Thomas Biiss, Of this
town
L. he city Of ~. Domingo Aug. 10Th WAITER
f. o oIMMoss, SON of MIR Davis Slmmons Of Little
Comp' a and formerly Of lhis town, in the 25h year
sf n,s age.
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NEW.COODS.
LATHAM fHURSTCN,
Has jasf rece'ped sy ms msf Waggon from

y LATHAM rHURSTCN,
Has jasf rece'ped sy fhs msf Waggon from
Bosrox
A N asso-tnen, oi Fail s: Winter G 90 ps,
lA among which are :--~Snpr 6ns, fine and
to'nmon blue, black. o'own, olive and bottle
greece Boadcloths blue, black, drab, Coburg
mix'd'snd Wellington boe Cat,iine;cs; Pe.
nsse clo,hsi white, yellow, red and green
Flaaneis; Dsvonshre Ke, scys ) a complete
assortment OF Bomhsze,,s, Bamba3eens, tar.
Ian PLAID, wo s,ed Hosiery ;Cssslmere, Grape
and Mstino border'd Shawls .Ves,iags. blaek
shd olive Veivcls, beaver and hid gloves,
green, black and White l,stian C,apr IRISH
Linens, steam-ioom shirtiGgs, India Co,tons,
Rosss Aod, Anisricaa dispsrs, &C.. Be. sli Of
which vii. be sold IS ehesp - u sly Store
In town.
Ats0:--Onc bale (,s pieccS) LIMITATION Rus.
STA >aEsTiNes
N wpo't, ,ep' %. (3v)
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MARINE NEWS,

ENTERED,
S.oo2 o. ID. Jones, cahoone, Nvw-York.
ElEARNn


CLEARED,
Sloop Ann. Maria, Ga, diner, New York 10 Hen.
ry, brown. do; do Alice, Barker. do do Haicyoa,
Bii-,, do do. Shepnerdess, Biven, do do Gen.
w ..hing on, cozzcns, ds sch Franklin, Gibbs, do.
do ro,', & Nancy. L.wton. Wilmington, sloop Hud-
son CRY, Philadelphia do Eagle, Nichols, Albany /;
do Hose-in Bloom. Cole, NewYork do. Cynthia,
SprAgue, Richmond.
Arrived at Bristol on Monday 2lst inst schooner
Columbia, Gilber,. 81 da,s from rrinidsd. fCubs)-
Cap q. informs, that on his passage I've was robbed
BY pira icai sch'r called the reiican, mounting S
guns. with 45 mea, mostly negroes. They took
from the schooner what cargo there WAS on board,
besides i500 dollars, and also robbed Mr. Williams,
= passenger, 700 do Ars The schooner Aionzo,
Capt smith. Of New York. was also roooed by the
same prvateer, and Capt. NTH very lily .reat-
cd -The crew OF the privateer informed Capt &
that they had killed their former captain 90 days
previous sept 9Th, in Las "a lon 80. spoke sch'r
Favorite. d D,rbrie, II days from Kingston, for Viii
mington -( .Nercury.)
The brig Catherine, Wood, Of this port. sailed
fsom Amsterdam Ja.y 26fh, for eouth-Amea,
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fAI.s rs, .4-l-vaELD OH, Ul.
4t.a.th4. "a, = AZ, .---.-'
WILLIAM w. VERNON.

III AviNG removed to No lis, THAMES .atteet,
~ beng he store occupied ior several years bt
Underwood u SNvess,. a. a Paint store. oilers for
SAFE r lNTo OF ali kinds, dry and ground in Oil
Lidsecd Oil. boiled and unboiled Painters Brush.
es.And Too's Of every description botse and whie
wash brushes black and bright varhish; Window
Gl2ss and Putty All which he will sell a. low ss
Can be purchased in this tewh
Painli3g and GLAZING,
Carried on 40 usual,
He returns his sincere thanks 10 bic former euss
tofnero. anil soliciss continuance of their fuvors.
Z FOR SALE,
A Dwelling House and lot o. Land, pleasahtiy
situated on the Hill
Wonssd az abete. A jourrey'nan Painter, Of steady
habits and good workman.--.fss. One or two
honest active boys ~ Appftntices-~ih from thn
country would be preferred.
April a. (tO
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DBSpEDrfULLY inssrn the ishs bitsots Of View.
IN port and its unity, lsAt they hAvs appointed
yU3 SHERMAN, Sf Newport, their agent TO receive
sni deliver all kinds OF Silks sstins, grapes. con
quans. shswls, silk and cotton hose ribbons, cloths
of all kinds, suEs. Nsnkins &c &c. which shey wil
say. will be finished in ssyie equal. If not
superior to any uyeing tiouse in America, snd the
t-ice Of coofug REASONABLE AM aaissrrn, oriing
"a. size, width. colos, &c. May 27
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DURSuANr TO an act OF ibc General
a Assembly Of tho staIc Of Rhode sIaod
Notice y hsrcoy sisens, s,hsf, ala meoting
2! the stockholders Of tho raeuix 8ank, OF
Wes,erly,'nn the yth day Of July, 1918. lhs
following gentlemen wefe elected Directors
oi said Bank. TO wlL---.dusos Cross, Rowss
6a6eoek, George Csrisf, Rrsoirrd Carr, and
and Sschhen WiHeor, Of said Westerly, -
John C. Horsey, Of Cbarlcs,own At .,Lo
same meeting, the said -Sa,os Cross was e.
iecscd President Of sad Bark. And at q
sobss quest meeting Of said Prssidsn, and
Directors, the said Rssotped Carr resigned
--end Sarfon Berry OF sad Westerly. was
elected in his sljsd. And Afterwards, TO wi.,
on tie 7th day " September instant, Jesse
A1ssson .wss 81 said President aud Dissc,s
ors, chosen Cashier of ssid Bsuk.
JESSE MAxSON, CasAiet.
Westerly Sert is 1873.
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TO BIZ SOLD,

THAT pleasantly situated stand ia South Hinge
= ,ova, consisting Of large tvo.story dweiiiags
house. barn, crib and other out buildings. will,
quality, together with tar. yard, shop, shed, and
bsrk.house, I'll in pretty good rctair. The said
farm is 9 miles from the sonth ferry, on the post.
road to Ncw-London. Any person v,shng 10 pur.
chase will do well 10 cali ard sec ssh fafn Soon
20 those Il will recommend its situation. and other
advantages. For further particulars, apply 70 the
subscriber, in Westerly.
westerly, sept l6. 1918
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'.''''s' UNION ED7EL..
JOHN COOK.

l.f0vms fhe fubne ~ gsnerafU Ais .yyirm'si.
favneuiar.
TINT he has taken the noted House Of; Gel.
Ja'sss Per'y's No 100. TIsnes-suee,. lately
improved ~ Mr. Dows as Public House. and
which he proposes 20 accommedats ladies and
Gentleuien who may do him the honor Ia = apou
him. with the beet Fare the market may Afford mo
eaert'ons shall be wanting sratiiy and oblige
The beat OF Lquors will be ready at con thand and
good keeping ct Horses constantly provided.
can be accommodated In the best mannsl. ,'iA
Newport. July 4, 1873.
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-Isas--Sxg0rs.

80 hhds ~. Croix RU Moo chests Hy-
son sod Young Hys,n TEAS-5o boxes FIRST
quail H1vsns SuGAR>-,ffe: ed fo' SAFE,
on hbersi ems, by BEANETTS co.
Providence. SEM 1918
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber requests all p sons, who
4 have been indebted to him for one year
note or book account, to call and pay what
they are owing; as olae' wise the dc mands o.
gainst them will be put in suit imme diately.
GEORGE WANTON. q
Sept % 1919.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

ToHN RoDMAN's Evening School, viu COM
J nenes he 20tb inst 10 the School IIoasc lately
occupied by Mr.. faAsss.
Nsvpsft, s-pf. 9, isie
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Cobarfnersbib Formed.

TdF. subscribers respectfully inform
i their friends and the public in general. that
they have formed connexon in business, for the
sole purpose Of uansacting BUSINESS on Commission
wiLLlAM C. BENNETT.
JOIN r BENNETT
Refer 20 NArHANrEL wIsLIAMs, Esq
sLExASbss JsSks, Esq
or All orders puactu~li, executed, and cash lib
orally .hvsnced on Consignments.
PRovipsxsE, sept. 1913.
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Stale Of Rhode Island, &c,
WAsnisoTos, sc. Clerks Office, Snhrtme Js-
'die,at Coarf, Ssnf. 1914 1919.
WHEgEAS, the General Assembly OF said
~ srs,e, q, their June Session last past, e.
,euded 10 WiiGans ksdman, Of South kings.
.own, lsborer, the benefit Of On Act, psssed in
Jsne. 1856, eo,itied an Act for the relief of
issoiycn, Debtors" Notice 10 therefore here
uy given, TO the creditors Of the said wiiliGss
Rosnca, to appear before the next Supreme
Judicial Court 10 DO holden ~ South. kiogs-
,own, wisI,in sod for the eoun'yo of Washing
,on, ON The second Monauy OF Oc'obes nss',
(,s they see g. 10 nouinsie Conmissionets
or BsSgnees, to receive and Distribute The
said Wneam's Es's.e, hgreesbiy 10 The pro-
visions Of said Act. n,
i,spr. 2, j JOHN sEcAR, il. Clerk
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UNION FACTORY

HE subscriber Informs HE itiends and 'ht puhs
I'm. 1fesrs, jun. and ). n Peabodt, Newport, ard
the Agents TO receive articles intended Tor me Un.
ION Factory.
He coptiopes " coot and dress wooI:n Cloths
of qu dcscriptions--,o Card shrep's wosl Of alt
grades, and 70 manufacture Plains, sattntts Coat
inEs flAniels, &c ofNsrious colc0rs and shAdes.1-
Those who viii tavos him with their eusioin in bid
me, may depend on-hsvinB lbtir worh done in 10
best manner. and on reasonable terms, ana ,l;a
sinailcs. favor will be gratefully acknowledged
!. tt JOHN BABLOt.K.
Pnrtstnnu'h, Jan. ~. 1913 4TTI
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A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS Is
"A opened for tho 9th Regiment y. s In
fsnvy, ct No. $, Loog-whsrf Al those
Disposed to cnisr the service Of their eountryJ
are requested to call.
B. WATSON, Maj. U. s. hrn'ys
,,es-horf, Feb. IL, 1917 (D
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NEW GOODS.
WiLLIAM CALLAHAN, has jnst received from
England, some New Goods among which are |:
vesy handsome IS! Aiarsen.s quits; Cottoo shir.
,ingss very fae caiiooes Of the newest patterns |,
handsome furniture Gh"ts. Cambria l'rimn.iags Of
various prices with namber Of other articles.
which be offers for sale cheap for Cash
Scot 2S. 1918, "a tn 81. r4w
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-surnc Fs,end's Journals oi ihe.r bvcs. aud olh'r
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"A good assortment OF Dry Goods, T.
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mence The war in the fall. The wife and
family of the prophet Francis are among
the prisoners Two Of his daughters are
very interesting young ladies, and speak
very good English, as in fact the whole
family do except the mother. The eldest,
when her father went on board the Thorn
as Shilds, shortly afterwards followed, sup
posing her to be British vessel. Before
she got alongside, however, she discovered
the deception, pushed of and effected her
escape. The youngest and most beautiful
is caressed by all the officers for having saw
cd the life Of Georgia miliuamau, whom
her countrymen had taken prisoner ard
were about to put 10 death, when this modern
Pocahontas, finding entreaties vain, declar-
ed her determination to save his life or per
IRISH with him; she was successful, and
The man was preserved. They all set of
tomorrow to join their nation in the neigh
| borhood Of Fort Gains