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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-29
AWFUL. FiRE!i

PITrsBURG, Penn. Nov. s1.-On the
night OF VI Dday last, the lsrxe frame
huildIng Oh tn east corner OF Market and
Liberty streets, was entirely destroyed by
ire II Was owned and % part occupied
by Mr.. David Greer. Other parts OF il
were in The tenure of Mr.. konecke. aud
Messrs. Cr0sthwsite and Borbidge, mer.
chants, and Isaiah Green, barber: The
Ere rs said TO have originated 10 The cellar,
under one Of the houses Ii was first ub.
served shou, lUo'ciock, and at 2. III The
following morning the building was tota ly
consumed. The saimRess OF The night, a
thin coat OF snow Oh the tops OF the con.
,lguous houses, and the parapet wall oil
MIR. Huldships large brick bullding, I'M
mediately adjoining the property OF Mr.
Greer. coDcurred in srestIng The progress
OF the flames
All the persons who occupied the devoted
premises, are sufferers by the confsgra.
ton The stores OF Mr. konetke aud
Cros,hwaite u Borbidee were titled with
valuable gcads. The greater part OF ,b- n
vas preserved, but not without sustaining
considerable injury IN removal. The ca.
lam, Y has iallen with some appalling Sc.
verify on Mr.. kon. cke. He bad but re.
Gently commenced business here, and his
bUpes Of pecuniary prosperity we're ad-
vsncing to The contamination which bis in-
du>try, perseverance,, and Inl.grIty, 50
we'll mer,ted. BY this fearful catastrophe
~ . lew hours, he wa deprived oil proper
ty, acquired by Inde istiga biz exerliOn. anu
Of hid aud sister who together With .
young female domestic IN bis family,
were the victims OF the ruthless element.
The citizens OF Pittsburgh slnt ereiy sym
path,ze with him and b,s fellow sufferers
IN their DIS rrss, 80 poignant and Attic liug
OF the'awiui calamity noticed above,
mother correspondent iarBisGs the follow
ing particulars Tas lives lest were those Of
NJ. Konecke's .,ster, Mss Louisa KvDecke,
his sua William, 6 years old, and . httle
gml named Hetly Lsishaw. The. prrgress
OF the flames were SO rapid that The other
inmates escaped with much difficulty -
Mr. Korecke and his vile were considers
bly, injured; the former escaped by throw
inp himself and child nul OF second story
window, and Mrs Koneeke vas found 10
a perishing condition on the stairs, alter
the doors ~. broken open M Greer,
in ad ,drioR 10 the loss OF his buildings,
los, all his furniture, sEd family apparel
Mr. kouecke lost ali his inrntiure,c ,othibe
. variety Of rich merchandise, part ol
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From The R,tsaond Enquirer.
THElIATES

Tennessee -Thbill Ito auend the Sc
veral laws regulate proceedings on exc.
cu,ions" has at las PASS d, With much op
position This BITS framed with a de.
sign OF evsding decision Of The Su-
preme Court, tba endorsement laws
were unconsntutidt and void. II pro-
vides, that il the tscuiion should bear
upon il the sndorsest required by the
prec. ding laws; then the sheriff may
proceed 10 sell tbsSbperry agreeably to
ihe laws now 10 tox Blu. III the creditor
viii DO, submit toN endorsement laws.
Chat is receive thssrrsni bank notes OF
tie state under keeution the sheriff
is 70 ssl no propetf hatsOsyer, but ior
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ADESPER ATE WILL AIN.

We understand black tello " was taken
up on suspicion Brook yn OR Saturday
morning last With back 10 ad OF live tur-
KEYS H. could not, or rather would not,
give any account, where or how he be-
caue pu. sessed Of them, end wa. accord
ipgly put in the custody OF. an officer. tor
comm ,i,sl to the county Is.,l On th. way i,
The prisoner desired 10 s'tcp a moment 81
the way side, and Imule dIately drew from
his ,rowser's pocket n pistol. presented il
10 IN. breast OF the ofhc Pr, and snapped :;
fortunately it missed Il re. The inv,ncible
oti,er q, once felled him TO the ground,
took Il from him. ans found in his posses.
sion a hssk o. pOwr!er and a quantity OF
lts,,.n balls. On examination the pistol
was iound to tOntal N three bullets snC a
proper quantity OF powder; he was now
ever safely condu tted TO prison, ana NOW
Yema,ns chained securely TO the floor te
AVA, his irlal. [Ns.. York Patriot.
NV YoRx, Nov. 95-While at the
pol,c.-of6ce Iat evening, We heard OF ano.
ibeI Insl .sce Of villany, but 1t was short
lived. The suite rer ha> IeCose cred ms pro
perry, and the offender safely iOdg-d in
br,dewell, The facts 10 substance are as
follow: (Ga.etse.
A man who calls himself Smith. had
forged, 10 philsoelphis two checks, by
usng the name Of Kelly. One of the
checks was Tor 500 dollars. and the other
for $50 both OF which were presented TO
one OF the Philadelphia Banks. and paid,
Smith Vas pursued by Mr. Kelly to this
city; who susPectIng that he had CIV bark
ed on board the packet ship John Wells,
Tor Liverpool, which vessel had just sail,
ed he employed one OF our active police
officers. who. pursued and overlook the
ship On board was found the said !ai,e-
Smith, who was 6rouRb, back to The city
90 this chap, almost all the money was
found: converted into golden coin. He
vas then committed ior trial.
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his I Of good.. Mr.. Borbidge's tami-
" hk,t OF ner furniture and wearin:
appa Croslh~ aile and borbidge' los
DART l.ir stock Of goods. .Nr SeweE
in. MIoldship's house, lost pan OF b.,
furniisnd store goods. The whole To-
of prtty il estimated at hot less thu
Dit.ot We understand suit ictOns az
enter,ld that the i,e was kfhdlsd by ali
incenG.
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From ths'N. r. Com. Adu. cf45th inst
CnSFESSION OF JOHNSON.

From them 7. Com. Ado. Of 18th tnse.
CONFESSION OF JOHNSON.
John Johnson has TIL. morning con.
fessed himaelf to have been the mar
dsrer Of Mr.. James Murray, and that
no one assis cd Psas P,.vy othe trans
action, until after tho deed was com.
pieted
1t appears from Johnson's statement,
that Murray supped with the family;
that shertly after he proposed TO retire,
stating that he wished his trunk to DO
with nm in his bedroom. johnson
told him, that his wife being absent ne
should sleep with him. aud took h'@
with tho trunk INFO tho bedroom
J .hnson remained with the two other
boacders playing at cards fos some hours:
they re,,ted. aud johnson said he was
thou Impressed with desire TO Possess
the money IN the trunk OF Murray
He went into the bedroom, found him
asieep. took feom the vest poe ke' the
key, opened the trunk. and took out
two bsgs Of dollsrs, which he threw IN
10 corner. tie now became uneasy,
&. after ispss Of some time he ssvs the
devil" sugges ed to HIN to xii; Murray
to preven, q detection Of Tho obbery.
He won't into the cellar, procured .
Ratchet, snid went to Murray, who was
asleep on his right side, struck him
twice OIL the left temple ", ,ich comP'et-
ed tho horrid deed J nnson then boand
around the head pair If drawers and
bolsser case, and took him through q
trap door, into the cellar. This was on
Thnrsday night; the body remained in
the cellar until Friday night. when he
removed it to tho place where 1t was
found BY the Waterman.
Alter he had CON mitted he murder.
he says he became most dresdfully age
tated, and could not sIeeP in bis own
room; he went into that where his
daughters we're, and 10 the course OF
the night mentioned It 10 them, and the
money Was gwen to his 'dsugh Or Mary
who gave il 10 her brother, an appren.
tics 10 Maiden lane. The boy wssthls
morning. cont Tor, and has confessed
where he md tho money. An officer
has bseu sent with him to recover it.
The keeper OF the Brld-weil states
that when johnson was fires COMMITTED,
he appeared very iuoIfferen, protesting
HE innocence, and declaring that bis
mind was quite at esse. Mr.. Fhorr
went into bis room with blankets, late
IN he evening, when he had LAID mm-
self down-+,but said he could not sleep
in conseqa ence Of not 'y'ng s-y Yes.
serdsy ~'orping he alsoco'"ps 60 mat
he had no, oeen able to sleep. This
mornlr < he sent early tor the keeper.
and appeared IN great agitation. the
sings Of . wounded conscience VINO
eau besrp' he stated thai he passed a
horribIe night. and was resolved rather
than 70 die with lie 10 his mouth, 10
confess the whole.
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CHARITY SERMON.

TIL. usual Anniversary Charity Ser
mon on behalf of the ST Andrews Socie'
~. All the poor of the town iniiscrimi-
na'aiv. viii be delivered in tue First Pres.
byIeri,n "hurcb, to-morrow evening. at
hal past 6 O'Clock. by the Rev Mr. HAa'
RIsnN.
NOTICE.
The Anniversary Assembly OF the st,
ASbsEw's SOCIETY viii he held at the
Gu H,,.i, on Monday the Isl OF De.
c. her, =, 1, o'eiock, 4. VI. BY ORDER OF
the Pre- ident.
RoBT. JAMESON, Secretary.
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ton, q trunk was taken from ihe man
stage containing a.5U3 dollars 10 the U.
s. Bank Ootes. and about 500 dollars IA
golh. together With costly necklace. se =
veral valuable gold seals and sundry bills
OF exchange - The trunk was iount emp,
tied Of IT'S valuable contents, but no disco.
very OF the robber or money had been
made last evening, although many persons
with the police officers Ut the city were in
ques, OF the property The greater part OF
yesterday.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-29

BALrIS e. Nov 28-At ten O'Clock
yesterday morning the C,rcui, Court OF
the United States resumed he trial OF
Thomas Ward, smsigned for Tohbiog he
mail. Sc David Ster art, Esq. address.
ed he Jury III c0ntiaustioH OF the defence
oil the prisoner. and was followed on the
same side by R.verdy johnson Esq The
CASE sas closed by the District Attorney.
Judges Dp all aud Hand versily cbtrg.
ed he Jury, the latter at considerable
Negotiated which the Jury r-lned nnI
abou, one hour and dei,srs a verdjc, ul
Yuiity on the ,hlrd count 70. he indictment
an not guilty 90 the fnst, second and
fourth counts. The third. count, il Will be
receilee'ed, embraced only charge OF
simple robbery, as in me case OF f. nmon.
hei>er, aud renders the prisoner liable TO
the punishment Of Imprisonment only
The other counts, on winch he " as found
not guilty, were tue capital courhs.
a, aerican.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-29
AMEEAN MANUFACTURES

AMEEAN MANUFACTURES.
We DIN Il duty, as we ever hnd
it . plesre, TO notice the progress OF
ito ma nlctures OF our country; they
are the Tvs and sinews OF indepen-
denee, al we believe that the prosper
ity Of ouioun,ry Is to DO tested by the
extent ots manufactures. The spi.
rr Of Tn pvement has gone forth, and
we 500 it,ffecis in the piles which oc-
tupy the tders Of almost every stream
ia our Usn The drays which occa'
sionally ock up the mario" fle' o.
Market seet, arc DOW loaded with
baxes Of A,srican sheetings, instead OF
the feeble web Of midland broad'
eioths Of e,ry quality Of American ia
brio are .upianting the ute OF br'''', |,
manufactu,s--this % the PROUD marrf
Of q nstio, towards independence
These remrks were elected from no
,icing an sacle in tho Wheeling va.
Gazette, Wich states that carpe''ns
a. hanJsom. and far superior IN quail
ty to most Sotch and Venitisn carpet
ing imporve, 10 now made At the S.e1
benviile WDlen manufactcry. Wh''
mentioning he manufactory in s'en
benvilie, it tsy be we'll to remark tina
the wooden ooths made at this place d.
honor to ths,p,rit and e1ert'on. OF IN
proprietort perhaps no manotaetory
10 the un,n, certainly none south Q
Rhode I.ind, can ,,e with them 10 ex
cellsnce, il variety and durability.
10. S. GaS.
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SION LEG isLATfOE.

Bosi Nov. 2s-Durlng this ard ire
two eng months, besides the Congress
Of the lied States. the Legislatures OF
no iessln sixteen OF the most important
States lie Union will be in session. In
these a.nblies the opinions OF a large
msioriu he American Pe0Pte on The
subject the approaching great Nat'ona'
Elect,ocan and udl probably be ascer'
tanned, Congressional Caucus become
thereby r nugatuIJ, ana Tue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne rn.o'rd to deVole
undivIda,lentioa to the important con-
Germs OF Nation
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John Murphy VS. tried last week be-.
fore Washington cousty >ourt, and found
guilty Of stealing D4So from Daniel boss.
H. was sentenced 10 SIX year. uDprison.
ment in the peni,eniisry, SIX mouths OF
which time he 10 TO be confined to the
cells Torch Light.
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TCOMNUNlCATED]

ADag. acknowledged TO be mad, hav'
ins h,,ten several ,e,hers, at the Toll Gate,
ON Fmr Mile Creek on The road 10 Wash
ipgton-u becomes the duty OF every citi-
zen 10 recommend caution to the public
in passing the bridge, as the owners OF the
dogs refuse to killtbem rh, dog has al
10 bitten two persons in the neighborbood.
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We are sorry to state tina, about o clock
last evening Mr. Peals's elegent painting
rHs DsEAN # Lows, accidentally took hre
from The upsetting Of lamp, and was lot.
ally destroyed The Painting was exhibiting
In house three doors from the Psrk Ths-
atre. ". T. PoP'
Mr. Pleasants, OF North Carolina, was
recently convicted OF seducing Miss Cor
Bit, under sggravating circumstances---
The Jury awarded 800 dollars damages,
all he was worth, in specunisry point OF
view, much more than the value OF his
morality.
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ILLINOIS.

The expedition destined to explore. So.
l.e,. aud marx the route tor the Canal
VIII. h will unite the Great Lakes with the
M,ssissiopi have commenced their labors.
The Eiwsrdsyiile Spectator says that.
FROM The zeal, talents. aud eOterFrlse, OF
the y.ntene employed in It. the m 3: ia.
vorable results may be fairly anticipated
from II. N6s I'M.
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Sarah King, a hlmd gi1i, OF York. U
Cana1a. WAS convicted Al the last assizpS
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TIE TRACT OF LAND
MAY, Robert Hailey,

HAS arrived in Lynchburg, NJ Mr.
Il i llOyle's Hotel, where he solieits the
favor OIL citizens, and those OF lis vicinity,
to honor him with their names To the Sc
ennd edition OF his memoirs, al 50 on deli
very, bound III the neatest manner.--And
he Matters himself the edition will be worth
double the money, with the improvements
he will add, for the benefit of society and
the public good J; wherein he acknon hedges
his own foibles and moralzes on subjects,
and pleads forgiveness of his God, as he
sees his error, and shows the inconsistency
of doing as he has done.--He will add To his
book the Constitution of the United States,
the State Constitution of Virginia, linclu-
ding the Bill Of klghts,) aud the Declara-
ton of Independence--all for 49, on deli
very As he was 50 honorably patronized
TO his first prospectus, 10 wit : the Chief
Justice of the United States, John Mar
shall the Marshal Of the State of Virginia,
John Pegram the Speaker of the House
of Representatives, and most Of the respse
table members, Senators, ChanceIors, Jud-
yes, 81 eminent Attornies +; IL Ministers of
the Gospel Episcopalians, Presbytrrians,
Baptists and Methodists, Merchants, Doc
tors, &c. &c. Of the most respectable peo-
pie, who paid him 81 in advance, and 81 on
the delivery of the book, as can be seen at
Mr.. Hoyle's, at the Bar, with the new Pros
peetus and one Of his books, Of the FIRST e.
diiion, for gentlemen 10 see who will do him
the honor TO subscribe, as it ispainful to him
to be asking gentlemen in the streets for
their names. Tie hopes the heads of fami-
lies and all young gentlemen will patronze
an honest man, who wishes 10 be useful TO
the human family in his declining years
and to Obtain an honest support, for which
he will ever pray for their long life and
peace Of mind in this censorious false
world, with the hopes of meeting them in
everlasting bliss, is the sincere prayer ofthe
most unfortunate and humble petitions.
| JANUARY 22. H. d.
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Tong SPEECHES.

A long discourse not only is an ahlise OF
mans leisure, but in some degree, Is an
insult To HIS understanding. With the Is
porant, there is need of detail with men
of sense, something ought 10 be left, IN mer-
cy. to their own intelligence and discern
mcnt. No people were more sensible o
this necessary act of discretlon, thrn tl'
ancient Greeks. rhocion, preparing to as
eend the rostrum, and heinS asked b.
some ene of those near him. the cause OF
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their duly TO resist all authority in mattefs
ofreligion.."
The two opposite descriptions 10 whom
the most reverend pielate refer are the
Catholics and Presbytrrians--the fri con.
shutting fonr-flths, al least of The whole
population Of Ireland /; the second being,
ut least, rs numerous rs she Epstopaliaus.
How tolerant aud how polite, consider
Ing the situation of tie island, and lie tam-
per ofthe parties into which il Il divided.
Va. Ga..
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jomts J. Harrison, Esq;
SlR--f have lust now seen the above let.
ter, addressed 10 me through The medium
oil the newspapers, and lose no time in re.
plying 10 IL.
When | accepted your challenge, Inst
autumn, Ia meet .Slr Charles with Eclipse,
IN the Washington course, did IL IN the
hope OF establishing more firmly his char
acter, and with the view if thai hope was
realized, NJ Withdrawing him from tho turf,
and, for the future, of detoting him exelu.
sisely 10 the purpose Of improving our
breed of horses The neir match, made nj
Washington, was mol Of my seeking and
II was with reluctance that yielded To the
opportunities Of my friends, in conserving
that he should run again, since IL detans
him another season from the stud.
My two year old FLY which you ehal.
lenrr has never been tried. For the com
pimenl, therefore, which you pay to T.
clipse, by surprising il a lair offer 10 match
he rorla against her because she happens
10 he Eetpse's .fiiH sister," you will az.
cept my acknowledgements. She has been
entered for some time in "A sweepstakes,
with a number Of colts, FOL a spring race,
and could not with propriety be- matched
As you propose, even if | felt an inclination
10 close with your offer. II, however,
were otherwise situated, ! should still reject
il. Large wag.rs on untried horses have
more the appearance Of gambling speeula-
lions than COMFORTS with my ideas Of the
legitimate objects Of the turf aud, MS in
your quotation you acknowledge TINT you
are " pursuing The mrong," yon will excuse
me if decline 10 accompany you. Yours
respectfully, {. W. VAN RANST.
.Atte York, Jana0y7, 1879,
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Edial Eneouai,r Ia kenfpeig.

TIL
On Tuesday, the Slst utlmo, an occur
renee took place in Richmond, Madison
county, KY Of most serious and dstrcs.
sing nature In consequence Of somr con
tro'ersy, with the particulars of Which we
are not sufficiently acquainted To undertake
To detail them, Edmund Irvine. a young
gentleman nj thai place, made an attack
upon Mr.. Lewis T. Mattingly, editor OF the
Richmond Republican, who being armed
with a pistol, shot his assailant through the
heart 50 that he Instantly expired. Mr..
Irvine had been but few weeks married
II daughter of Green Clay, Esq Of Ma
Olson county. Ltr. Monitor.
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snom far rDlSnnnGn SCOTSMAN

7aHe--"Eoy's We
Fare thee well, for ! mnst leave ther.
Bnt oh let moi our parting gfieve Thee
Happier dass may yet be nine,
At least ! wish them thine--belieye me
We part hut, by those dew-drops clear,
Ny love for thee will lnd forever -
leave thee hut thy mnge denf,
Thy ie,Ner smiles, will leave me ncyeg
Oh, dry those pearly tenrs TINT now
One farewell smile bfiore we sever,
The only balm Tor parting woe,
ls--fondly hope It's mol forever.
Tho dark and dreary low'rs ile night.
Calm aud serene may be the morrow
The cup OF pensufe ne'er shone bright
Without some mngling drops oi sorrow
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CONUNDRUMS.

Why is Ireland likely to become the
richest country in the world
Because the capital is always Dublin,
ldoubng.)
Why is the letter A like a honeysuckle ;
Because Il follows il.
Why is a love letter like a beef mar
ket?
Because there are tender lines in if,
What is that which is set upon the table
and is often cut bat never eaten?
4 pack of cards,
Why is the letter 6 like the battle oil
New Orleans
Because it makes ghosts Of hosts
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Good L1trk 10 Insu,trs.--The losses sus-
tained in the City Of Boston, by Fires, dn.
ring the year 1852, isestimated not 10 have
exceeded four thousand dollars.
In the repeal Of hcr highly penal statute
against Usury, Georgia has swept off ano-
thcr Of the relics of Gothism--may the re-
manning few, each in lis proper turn, de-
seend speedily 10 the tomb OF the Capu.
lets. .HHedgeriHe Recorder.
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.N,tshets.--By a report from the Ord
nance Department, il appears that 10000
muskets were manufactured in the u. 5.
Armories nj Springfield and llarper's Fer.
ry, between the 31st Dec. 1871, aud ist
Oct, ls22 ;of this number 02oO were made
at SprinRfeld.
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Just received, aud for sale,

Just received, aud for sale,
Brown sugar,
Lonl do
Imperial leu,
Best Green Coffee,
Spernlnecti Candies
Inllow do
Dnrhnm's superfne Mustard
Superior fnnnister Powder
80 boxes best Havana SegHlA
Best British Ink Powder
Windsor soup
CASTLE do.
Tnrpentine do.
Lanpblack.
IN additional snppiyq
Groceries, Medicines, Paints, &c.
Is expected in the course OF few days
u. =. OWENS.
January 81. l.
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE !.
an Ra,,st, Esq

c. u Ian Ralat, Esq.
SIK- Eclipse being matched by yon or
your friends against any other Nurse III The
world, tn be named At the starting post the
ith Tuesday III Nay ~ Il, 10 run four mile
heats, over the Lung Island Course, for
s20t0oo, agreeable IL your rules lave
Thought proper 10 offer yon rare against
lis full sister, years old next spiing. !
Will name three year old the day after the
match fer Eclipse against the World, that
ean heat her two mile heats, oser the same
course, agrreably 10 the rtdts of TINT course,
for five thousand dollars, zone bali forfeit)
II be- placed IN The bands of The President
ot ihe sad eoufse n least Ten days previous
In the race, which IS Ia be made known To
Inc b the lifsi day OF March noxl this BIZ.
ing accepted shall be n sufficient pledge for
The parties, alter lis publication IN the Pc
teIshutB lnlrlligeneer, orany other paper
~ papers Of the United States, TO bind
ihem IN perform and conform 10 the rules
of spari on tie Turf ! OUTS respectfully,
JAS. J. HARRISON.
know the fieLt
And approve II too
know The wong,
And yet The wrong pursue
Brunswick, IA December 81, lB2e.
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.. A Captainin the Army,
(Signcd) CARLOS ESPADA."


ne New York Evening Post If Friday
,s.S -" Perhaps it would be we'll for tn
,na NV part Of the community to sus-
s ss.. TIER creduiity with regard TO the de
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