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five DOLLARS RhwAaD.

CihAfEo from the subscriber, living a.
~ hafpers Ferry. On the i9al, bay horse.
iSt hsnds high, hind feet white, psoes an.t
tots The above reward viii be given. and an
reasonable charges paid Tor returning him
me. urNuv ns,lpu
Jelly 20. $780,
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A TsTEND TO THIsi-yhe, so1-e-.5---..,
IA woald respectfully isgcrrs The Fasmsr.s,
Of berkeley and jefiessoo Ct. onties. tbat de;
MILL, on opeqaen creel.., IS in first rata an
der for the reception Of all kinds Of Cra;.
That they VIII give barrel OF superlinss
hour ior every Sooi.s. Of Wheat. and ssasj
tnspesuoh 70 any ofshe markets ofBalsi,aoss
SsorSs'osn' Ase2antsia, Philadelphia,
lu 80 ~, assai' TIE highest price paid ia O.
Tor all Wheat offered for sale.
HENRY WFiSHHANsS
July 81, 1880.
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kE ILLinG.-1he subscriber tatrs this
AVE method Of informing his frisr.s ard
the public generally, that be has tsktu bfrs.
Ann ID. Henry's Merchant, GFisi, ptsrr ani
Saw Mills,near Hardserabbie & Yeeersly oect-
pied by Mr.. William Douglass, whore isr,
viii attend to each and every hsareL of b =
business in person, and eEdcsyeF 10 gre =.
tisfaction TO All who may favor bisD with 80.
eastom. For every 3Oolhs. CT nerchS' 800
Nheat ne viii give ose barred ii Go = a,aS
warrant it 80 - ID inspection s.hesrs 49, s :
be sent. The highest market psix ..,ll y
paid ia cash for Wheat delivered ,ha s,;l1
July 90, 1890.
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gUDotfaale aitO asetaiI
CARPET AND FLOOR -. CI.oTls
WARE HOT
No. 9l0, .aaore street.
JESSE MYERS

lfas th,s day received Ivy tia latest arriya,
from England, a splendid assortment Of eya-
ry description of CARPETINGS, viz:
I5rssssts, Wilton. Figured. Plain aud St,ped
tehstisn, R,ddcr4ausstm, Scotch aud Lagraio
Capsfogs
UMBRELLAS AND pARASOLS.
Also. 30 eases 81 very superior r.HEREE.-
LIS aud PslR.3S OILS. finished in The vesy
latest STYLE. Part of the above ara Ivory
handles and tipped.
.M.9T7xNG.
And, received this day an excellent a.
sor,i'ent Of Floor Mating, Of the following
widths, i.2, 5s, 81, Al, "A. and Cd
WINDOW BLINDS.
A very extensiys assortment Of W,aJo..
btsads- OF the following kinds, viz: Supert;n.
ina's. transparent Painted. Green Patons.
aud ZINE india, Of various widths.
TAHI.ss COVERS.
Has also on hand, which has lately been
received, a very superior lot OF Piano, Table
anu Stand Covers, With fewdczcn Daniask
Dollles
DOOR MdTTs
On hand, q very complete assortment or
The following kiads Of Door Mars viz:
Grass, Hemp, Sheap Ska, Tatted * Mauilla.
HEARTH RUGS.
Together with a complete ard very bsnslsnrn~
selection Of Heafta Rugs, VIZ: Imperial, II IT
ed, Wiltoa, and Brussels, of the very Ia.ase
style and patterns.
| B.7iZES.
| Alse, BafzEs Of sli colours, pain and 5g1
urcd Of the following widths, Sd, Cd, I'll.
| and 81 wide.
And cosiinues TO keep constantly on hand.
| WOESIED T1R.N Of all colours. Cares
! Bindings, Green Cord, Floor and Table oil
/ Cloths, Carpet Chem, Domestic Caspetir 70 .
with every other article appersaining TO his
business, which he viii dispose oil on ac-
comnodasing terms
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also wish TO purchase 10 ,00Glbs of syoor-
in the fleece. washed or unwashed, Cor wtich
will give the highest market prices In CAsn.
or barter any of the abays Goods at very
reduced prices.
JESSE MYERS.
Carpet ord OIL Cloth Wase. Hoire.
No. 2lO, yua,ksl ID. BtlIi,nors-
July 81, is50--6w.
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The Cherokee Phenix, Of ,IalY 2, says
"We understand upon good authority. that
she President has sent notification TO the
Cherokees TO meet him 1T Nashville, Ten
nessee, next month, then and there to enter
into trfatg Qu.y; Where are all the
former tseaties We should like 10 know
first whether they are good for any thiag."
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fsoS' the Charlesfo,en y7irgisis Free Press.
TRIAL OF EBENEZER cox.
For the .H,rdsrof Coz Dim

The ease Of EBENEZER cox. indicted
for the murder Of Col. THOMAS ID OHM
late Superintendent Of The United States, Ar.
mory at Harpers Ferry. in his sflice, GA M.
9sth day Of January last, came up for trial on
ueseay The 2oth instant, in the Superior
the Hon. RIcHARD L.. PARKER. The prosa-
cutor for the commonwealth. JoHN F.. PAsr.
Esq was assisted in the examination Of the
witnesses By EpNUNDI |. LEE. jr. Esq. When
the Prlsoaer was brought to the bar. the
Cour, inquired If he had counsel; he replied
that JOAN x; CooKr. Esq. would appear lor
him Mr.. Cooke stated, thar he ,ys. nst =
ware the prisoner considered him bis COUNSEL.
but he should deem i; bis duty to act Tor him.
lhe prisoner was then arraigneG; and not
outstanding his Confession OF the crime be.
tore many persons and on several occasions,
pleaded Nor GUILTY to the Indictment The
Grand bury which found the Inn. Consisted
OF the following persons viz.
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Mr. Martin and MIR Bsrnwsll, Members OF
Congress frcm South Carolina, have chlmed
fully, since their return home, with the aulil.
fyiag politicians OF ChaFlesten. To Judge tfom
The "a representations OF those Gentlemen, body
| of mere selfish aud prohigsle knases ihan the
rariF aud Internal Improvement majority in
/ Congress, was never assembled. Cur nstion
4 al councils, scrording 10 them. must be the dis
| honour of all representative government. Al
| he public dnhsr which was given 10 aim, Mr.
! Martin proposed this toast:
| '.The Constitution as adopted, compact
| for the preservation OF equal rights-as con
strucd, warrant for the oppressed"
/ Among the osher toss,s, wa remark the fol
| lowing
| By Colonel B. IT, Brown: Yankee boast
ers-May they be charged with cow foot
gun-flints, wadded with instruction pam
| phlets, priraed with wooden Hutmegs, and
levelled against the eastern manufactures
The militia generals, coionels aud msJoFs d
South Carolina seem 20 be particularly valiant
in rehabilitation war. II is dreadful TO think
Of the havoc which they would make il the,
should undertake an expedition against ths
Nsrthsra and Middle stalsa
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baltimore and Chic Rail Road.
M0TxCE
10 Road Makers and Bridge
BUILDERS.

SEALED proposals will be received
~ from the 10th 10 the goth Of July next
for the graduation Of the Third Division
81 tho Rail Road. extending from the
Forks OF The Patspsco rirev TO = point On
the Fscdesicksswo Turnpike Rood. near
Ridseville. end embracing distance Of
about fifteen miles: sod slso. fov the DC.
cessary masonry thereon.
Betwecn the 10th and 10th Of julie N,
subscriber will attend on the ground IA,
the purpose Of giving such inforu.,ioo a.
may DO desired BY those disposed to con.
tract Pfsposess ere invited 10 d.vot.
moro attention 10 an examination into the
situstisn and character Of The earth 20 he
removed, and The stone qua-rie. ,s be used
than has usually been done. Proper az
tsot'on TO this matter may prevent much
difficulty and embarrassment. If not loss.
IN the progress Of the work. The line
viii De divided into convenient sections
Recommendations will be expected TO &C.
company each proposal
CASPAR w. VIEWER.
Dsiu'nore' June l6-it Supi
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soMEpsEr. (prxxN,,,vv

soNh"sET' lPENS.I JUNE !.
Riof and Outrage. -On SATURDAY..
the 22d ult. ariot Of very serious ma
ture took place at 4 training Of volun-
tcer company ia Turkeyfoo, township,
IN which two nen came near losing
the'r lives. il appears tina, three bro
Tiers and two cousins. all Of the name
of M'Ciintick, engaged with Major A.
Hanna. brigade Inspector, and inflicted
on his body fise wounds with knives or
dirks, one Vt which was in tho breas,
and another in the abdome n, from which.
the entralls protruded. In the despe.
rate ARRAY. which took place in the
evening, one of the M'Clinticks wa,
also severely wounded, it il believed,
by his own companions. Three Of tho
M'CliBticks were taken, examined be.
fore Justice Connolly, and committed
to jail on Friday last; their wounded
companion could not be removed az ,h.
'imr, and was suffered to remain on
bail, but their ringltader. who il said
Ia have tm eatensd the life IF Major
Hanna, is still at large. We arc clad
to learn. Msjor Hanna has so far re-
covered Is 10 be able on Sunday TO re.
turn bCme.
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vsIl-kse~s esssslisAwens Las:pu
= lately undergone considerable re rsirx, ,a
resdes u more cemfostsbl~. the ..bscribe,
begs 'esse .. ass're these visiting the place,
and nh" wiu favor lin With = e.l. that his
uncsssing exertions shall he used sn render
their stay agreeable. His Table shaft be for
n'shed with tbs best the market cen Afford.
and bis Bar with good liquors There be,
oeep spacious new stone Stable added Il
the premises. which shall he constantly sup.
piled With the best Of provender. ard . must
attentive o-sler.
~. THOMPSON.
Hsrpers Ferry, June 10, 1850.
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FOR tue FREE PRESS.

n year or two ago, a project was start.
ed somewhere 10 tho Valley. 10 raise a
conpssy Tor the purpose Of constructing a
turnpike soad from Stanton TO the Chcsa
peake and Ohio Canal, and the Baltimore
aud Ohio Rail Road this project con
taiaed. however, a feature which is al.
Ways eonsidsred odioss---namely, that OF
fdxation-'and consequently, did not re-
ce~s the attention which its general cha
Saeter deserved
NO one can NOR dsnb. The eompieti too
Of both Canal aoi Railway IS far as Har
pers Ferry. within very few years. A
complete road through the centre &c tbc
valley. becomes, therefore. an object oil
ihs highest importaeee. All other pro.
Jeets are Liiiiputian in their character, and
should be made to yield a precedence ia
the one just mentioned,
Let the tVincbester peopls forget theiu
minor schemes Of bringing in transverse
rsads over their mountains ;--thsis Par
kersburg. theiv Snickers Gap. aud lheis
Cumberland hobbies;--snd let them unite
w measure which viii secure 20 them a
passing trihn'c. not only from the travel.
lars OF the Valley. but fFsm those of Ala
easna, Tennessee. and other southwestern
states
Let the great sshems nov be, 10 NEE
hs Canal end Rsii,cay at Harpsys Ferry
and the facilities and beDeGis ~hieb vii
arse. will long be - them source o
PRIDE and eomfor The valleys and tn.
m'ua'sins will smpbatiesiiy rejoiee ID,
pleasures Of social intercourse will be en-
hsaced; the ties Of interest and FRIENDSHIP
w'i unite hearts nov strange 10 each o
to~S sd So baeds which connect dis
'ani Members Of our Vspoblican family
"'i De 6's"a more closely together, saS
viii become indissolubls.
a Ciiisen # Ihc TIalley
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Etom fhc Patnmae pi.n.er

a friend, communicating the death Of Nr
MIrHAkL COoKus, or Shepherdgown. gives
The following particulars Of the life ani cha
rscter OF Nr. G.
lie was one Of that small band OF hero;.
spirits commanded By Col WIN. Washington
It's movements were ever beheld by the enc.
my with terror and dismsy. The whole corps
parook largely at the fearless spirit CT is
leader. Although the whole were brave men.
YET much OF the celebrity of this department
u the srmy arose from the personal courage
and bodily strength of the chief and a few
distinguished followers In cavalry move.
mebts, much Of the success Of attacks mus,
necessar'ly depend upon these qualities, in
the soldier. The subject Of this notice. the a.
~as nos only one u ti,'s distinguished corps.
out was one OF those choice spirits that aaye
10 % Us Distinguishing characteristics
Tie dHhsfed not 90 much fren other men.
however, IN these physical qusiiiies, IS he
did N the modesty, nay the sbsoIuts silence.
he invariably observed IN relation 20 himself
ne could tell how others acquitted them.
selves. and What they deserved Of their coun.
Try, but bis modes,y sealed his lips in refer.
ence TO his own heroic deeds
Ills iotegfisy wss What might reasonable
have been expected from ore possessing ~.
other moral s1ceileDcies. His honesty sad
upughiness were. rs far e. his unob,rusive de.
poftmens permitted him to be know y. nro.
verbal No mso was ever knoua even "a
suspect him Of q disbones, or unwortb, &C.
ton
There Is another point Of view, however
~ Sbieb he becomes more interesting tha,
vhsn viewed as,he hero Or the mao IL in,eg
r'y. Towards the close Of bis life, Ie ga
TO be seen finding his way silentiy 10 che hous.
% h,s God Though We believe be B'sde ~,
public profession Of religion, set wben NJ.
honor, the glory, the power. the goodness o
the svpTegse Reier of the universe, or 81,
loving kisd0ess. the fsiibfnlness, tile meek
ness. ths gsosienss', the sSheFirgs snd dealt
o. The Benevolent Sssichf ef ous world. ger
brOoghs before him, 1!ae tear Of love snd rra
tf0sie you'd be seea stealing dovs hs iuS
rgv~d cheek. There wss > q I'D IN las hsss
,hsi. shen iOsle he'd BY any of these topics
vibsated 9TH The tenderest smciions Ar
~e coniess that We n<yer yst ssv h,m tl.n
exercised, without feeling ourselves bette
men.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL.

A meeting of the Commissioners nm.
n pointed W receive subscriptions 10 the
STOCK OF the Alexandra Canal COMPANY. held
81 the Mayors Office 10 Alexandra, 4th June.
lS3o-Present.
John Roberts. Charlie. p.on.,,
rnioeas Janney, Edmund !. Lee.
Robert l. Tsylo Coiiu Aud.
Thomson y Mason, Henry Daineer6sla.
hugh smith, George Brent,
a. G. Cazenove, Jonsthsn Butcher.
w. IL. Miller,
On motion. Edmund Lee vas appo:n,ed
Chairman. and w. %. Miller, secre,srv.
Ordered. That books Of subscr;n,ion b.
opened on Monday, the 14,h inst. A. the fol.
lowing Banks. viz:
Back Of Alsxandris, under } Jonah Thonnson
inc superistendenceo Of 81 L. MeKenns
Bank Of Potomac A, PhineAs jaime,
l. Chsfles rsgs
Farmers Bank oil Alexan- Richard NJ. Scott
ora & John HooG
"eonan'cs bsok OF Alex. ! George Brebi &
>charies Chapi0
once o. discount and De Samuel 10. smith
posite. Rank Of the u and
STATES Washington Richard Smith
Bank Of the Valley. Win : obed Matte and
rhester n NJ Brent
posite, F.rmets' Rank of and
s"G'oIs. NJ Wipohes'er George OIrisk
Otce Of Discoun, and DE. ) X. "A. u.nd,r.on
posite, Bank Of the Val .,d
ley. Leesburg rs n Edwards
Office of Discount and De = rbom., (;r,gr.
posite. Bank ofthe Val and
ley. Charlcstown VIM brown
Extract from the Minu,e.).
EDN. I. LEE, Chsirnca.
w. III MUM, Sec'ry.
June l6, 1880 -tI4,hA
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woCx. CAxpxMc

stif.s ssbsesihcr Informs HE old cu.,..
mess ..d The public geseraily. that NJ.
SaIung oihshiass ~ Dsrkes,,!i. are Il,
es'npe'e esdsr. aud that be i, rcasy 20
caro- Wool an the best maso.r
"oOL Will be received at IA, .,ar. NJ
Wm. Lack. In Chsrle.,o~ n. ..a =,
NARY Lines tavern. ia Lesso~o. wh.r.
'hc h"iis vail he returned on~r . w,~L
lbs long sxperiesee OF the sub.r ,,h.x
"ssss1ss ham 10 ssyicg that wool cam.
% eAsded IN better manner any wAerc.
June o. 1880.
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We received al few days ago from DR.. Jous
ii. LEwis, some eocoous Of the silk worm,
produced on his farm in this county. ',hey
look well. although the worms were fed en-.
sireIy with the leave. Of the common mulber.
ry. DIR. Lewis is now cultivatine the white
mulberry. with view to make an experiment,
in the culture ofs'lk. We are pleased TO see
the attention Of our farmers directed To other
sources Of profit besides the growing Of heat,
because ofthe rrcsso, low price OF ,ha; ar,,.
Gle: and hope tina, before the lapse Of many
years, the mulberry aud the vine will occur,
at least small part OF every farm.
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VARIETY.

Our bosk Ssilers tise q new work
ef Sic WALrER ScoTr--a duoi~cimo.
containing tao dsamzsS the first eo,i.
tied the DOCK or OKvonooiL. Ger
tainly the genius VI Sir Walter is no,
SO entirely melo dramatic as that Of the
authors o( some of the pieces which
have strufted something more than
their hour upon the stage. The doom
Of Devcrgo;i.' however, docs NOT rest
upon such antic tricks a. keep IN ma
ny OF the melo dramas. The author
has used one If the many legends with
which the oral history Of his country is
stored. and taken occasion 10 weave
into the tissue, one or two Of those
oufre characters that create q so.ile in
his novel.
The second piece, entitled AucHIx.
DRAME, 10 purely trsgicss.-RicharJ
III. brought into humble life. The
Language 10 often worthy the best
thoughts Of the author; aud the pieces,
though perhaps not entirely ADAPTED To-
the stage, will be read with grstifica.
ton. u s. Gazette.
The Philadelphia Enquirer, speak.
ing Of che Mail Robbers, who have bee n
recently convicted in shat city, SAYS,
thar = rumour is slloat there, that a.
mong the projects entered into by Por-
ter, Wilson and Poteet, was one con
tempiating the robbery Of the United
States Bank. This was to be effected
by their arming themselves each with
q brace Of loaded pistols; each also to
DO provided with three or four strong
sords; they were then to enter the bank
few minutes after the hour Of closing.
when II was thought the clerks won ID
be alone, Who were to be threatened
with death and tied; the doors closed
aad locked, whilst the robbery Of the
bank was contaminated.
Porter Is represented TO be q most
hardened villain. guilty Of numerous
larcenies and suspected Of one murder.
II 10 probable that the stories which
are related Of these wretches are much
exaggerated, aud they therefore should
not be generally credited.
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GLASS! GLASS;

" " GARTER. hss On heed quaint;
40 ~ OF Glass. via: 7 by .. 9 by 10, ~
by ~. u By II. and % by I6, which will
he sold lowes than Bsltiners price, Ay the
Quantity. te nesch~sts. Being seeos 10,
The works. be can obtain sny sixs that nsy
be waot-d. on. che shortest notice. S,c
Also. fcw.hoxes Of Hsllow Ware. a,,o,t
ed. fem pinis 70 gallons.
HasPsrs Ferry. Jaoe &c. 1880.
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A GENERAL MEErINc

oE TIE Stockholders viii Le held .,
john baekmsstsrs tavern in Ch.sle.,s~n,
On Friday The 18th iassaHi. for the purpose
I" choosing President and five Directors
for the ensuing year
A tsi representation OF The stock, either
"a person or BY PROXY. viii be very ds.ira.
lie. Jun. o ,sso
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Office gf@e c.e.qpeaIe and ohio cqnoi C.

Office fhe ClesopeaIe and OAio Canal r.
WAsHissrox, Stay 81, 1850
NoTiCE Is hereby given. that an install
A ment OF two dollars and ffty cent, Der
snare (being the 18th inst.iment) on-eysry
snare OF stock IN the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal COMPANY. is tquued to be psid on the
h.rd day OF August next, and further snm
u two dollars and fifty cents per share. the.
nc tie l7th instsiment) on the third ds, Of
september next, which iBsislmen,, mus, re
paid to the credit al the Chenpeake and Ohio
Cana. Company, 20 the Cashier, or Other off.
Ger OF either ofthe following banks, via
The Branch ofthe Bank tho Jt,;tsi States
At w ssi,iDgion.
.be Bank Of Washington. a, wasi,inr.os.
me Patriotic Back, do.
The Bank of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers aud Neehsniss' Bank, q, G-r-rc-
town.
The Bank of AieNsn,lrl, az Alexand,;,.
The BANK Ct Potomac, do
The Farmers Bsni IT AIexsndria. do
The Mechanics Bsnk ~ Alexandra. do
The hsgers,own Hack, IN Bagrrs,owr. NJ
and the Branch Of the Valley Bans
Cbarbesiown, Va.
By order VI the President and Dirvetors.
JOHN y. IHcIE, CLrE
Chr. & Oiis Canal Cy,i.
June ?, 1s20.--1avt3s
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U6AaRTEn.

On Thursday the Doth Of Nay. by the Rev
MIR. Rufiner, MIR TmsxAs G.. II.aar. mer
chant. OF Shepherdstown, to Miss sus.S N
hAIBEnHT, Of nockbridge county, Va.
On Thursday morning last. by the Rey'd
Sept'mus fusion, DAVID uusrln, II. ID n
Mrs REssccA s. r.. Husros. daughter of Mr.
WilIouEhby w. Lane all of This nl.nn
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THE PAIR sPy

when Eve brought ,see to all mankind,
Oil Adam called her 200 man,
But when she wood with love so kind,
ue then pronounced il moo man:
But now With folly and with pride,
Their husbands pockets trimming,
The ladies are so full of .shi,as,
That people call them ,vhim.men.
London Haga.jr.
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s6-A meeting Of the Managers OF the
Colonization Society. will take place on Fri.
day merit. at the Office sdjo;ning the bank.
June i6, 1880.
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WISH to employ a practical Nil.
Ter, Who is capable of taking charge
Of Mall in all her branches. To such 40
o"e. good wages will he given. Recon-
Dendsiions will bs required - 10 ri. a
Pssii'ty. character, &c. A man vith a
small family would be preferred.
Inquire Of tie Priaters.
juno &c, I53O.-tf
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"A Fotfhf,d Brides room "A letter
IRON Cafshagena says:--" There lives
shout iouv Iesgues from Begots, 10 the
town Of Pablo, an Indian l40 years ol
eye. named Jam MVZo Gotta. Until
THIS age. he has been . bachelor. ard
has juss married a woman Of thirty"
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The Ner Co,ssfifsfisn --As soeo n the oC.
Goal returns from al the counties shall be re-
eeived. we viii publish complete s,atemen,
Of the vote. The majority in favor Of ralify.
inx the new constitution. 10 supposed to be
between cine end ten ihoas~od. All excite
msns seems to have subsidcd. and the sppre.
tensions Of serious discon,eat in the Western
counties. have proved Eroundle.s. The new
government w'ii 80 into operation wi,lsea,
any officially. and 'he improved condition oi
the commonwealth. which s,li cxhibi, itself in
. few years. will. we ere convinced. produce
in the minds OF the people general feeling
Of eontensmens and appreciation.
The attention OF our readers 10 directed IN
m advertisement in subsequent column. for
proposals to graduate the Thrill Division oil
the Baii~srs and Ohio RaiiRsad. Some Of
car enserprising citizens msy perhaps find i,
profitable 10 engage in this undertaking. This
ssopendous work Is progressing with rapid
~ not sa'icipa,ed by lis mos, ssnsuine friends
weli-vritten sceoun; Of moss plesssn,
excursion from Phi'.d-iphia via Baltimore "a
E''co'i's Mills. by Mr.. WALsm. the editor al
the Philadelphia National Gazette, will sp
pear in our next. Amongs, the various en-
joymenss which this delightful trip afforded
the ride upon the Rail Road VAS no, the least.