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tept, liled upon litter and carried OF to one Of
the hospitals. II has been customary, in these
eases, FIR the medical attendants, on ascertiniDg
the mistake, to order the druken man to be laid
in the room, used for that purpose, until he shall
have slept off the fumes of liquor, and then dis
miss him to take care of himself
Two or three weeks since, patient of this des
Icrption, was brought, one evening, to the ----
hospital, supposed to be nearly in the last sta &c
Of cholera asphyxia Certain il is, that he was
prodgiously blue. The doctor examined him
shook his head and ordered HIM to the drunkard's
room.
| Besides this apartment, for those who were
merely dead drunk, there was another wherein il
was customary to lay such as had actually died
during the night: from whence they were, to be
carried away and buried the next morning Il
so happened that the above mentioned patient was
|by mistake carried to the DEAD room, instead
of the drunkard's.
There he lay, unconcerned for any thing eth
Ter political, moral, foreign local, until the NOR
ming: when the burial cart came aud two sons
away the corpses They found no other but the
drunken man, Who was still locked fast in the
arms of sleep-hey forthwith proceeded to coffin
row house and began t., drive the nails, when
the noise awoke him. He started up, thrust up
he lid, and asked them what the D. they
were aonut
We're goin to s'iry We, sure, said one of them,
en'lea0oring To fon,e him, snow do lay down and
IA dacea'ly nalled up."
Glng 10 bury me, exclaimed the drunkard.
A, sure returned the freshman coolly: it's we
lha e,ries all that die of Cholera.
BIZ am not dead, said the patient
N Vi dead, exclaimed the Irishnan, amt that a
pretty extravagant assertion for dead man to
make! Aud sure you cant be in your right mind
I, say so. Come, lie down if you please and
wei nail you up and bury you dacently
Dacently.
Az, sure, as dacentlv as the times will admit
Of. Il ls'nt every man now, that can get coffin
like Yourself to be buried up in.
BIT tell YOU, am aot dead! persisted the
drunken man, at the same time struggling to get
o,'af he cpffin.
N dead, again, excl aimed the Irishman en-
deavariug TO keep him in--that assertion wont do
here. We fetched you out of the dead room,
where they put all the corpses, and if so be you
ant dead, there's no confidence to be placed in
d'c,or's stuff
Have l been under the hands of the doctor,
then, asked the druakard.
ls'n' that pretty question now, for dead
MAJ 80 ax.
D. it, | tell you Pm not dead.
WI, knows better than the doctor.--Come
J'mmey, Undressing his comrade) you hould
nm down. while nail him up. We can't both
ef here all day, no how.
A the coffined man saw there was no such
.nug us reasoning these honest officials out d
their dntv, and that he must resort to main force
save himself, he made one desperate effort, shool
otf the dead carttnen, sprang from the coffin and
made his escape.-N Y. paper.
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COFFINED ALIVE.

That persons during the raging of the pesti-
ence and the hurry Of burials, have sometimes
been earihed alive there is very little doubt =
We have not however, heard Of any well attes,ed
case of Ibis kind, since the commencement Of
the present epidemic IN our city; and he story
we are about to relate vonches for no more THAI
the coffining Of a man, who would moi stay col.
fined, as he could not be persuaded that he was q
proper subject for burial
Ia the c,arse Of the disease, it has sometim
Dec rred. thai IA man icing found dead drunk
the street, has been mistaken for cholera pa
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MAHOGANY.

Some idea of the size and value Of the COM
mon mahogany, may be formed from the fact that
single log, imported to Liverpool, weighed near
|, seven tons; was in the first instance sold for
E37S, resold for f526 and would. had the deai-
,s neen certain Of its quality, have been worth
El9oo. A short time ago, Messrs Broadwoods,
. have long been distinguished as makers OF
lotorles, gave the enormous sum oil t5oUo Tor
three logs Of mahogany These logs, the pro-
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New md FL CANT Fancy Goods.

New md FL CANT Fancy Goods.
X UST received full supply of fashionable and new
- GOODS, consisting of Orleans Muslins, Fig'd
Mandarines, Pamarines, Gros DIES Indies, Zephyrines
black Italian and French Forences and Gros des Swiss
of superior quality, "a, "A and Sd gauze and barege
idk and Scarfs Paris net Hdkfs. and Hermann Shawls
IA and splendid article. Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons, black and white silk Hose and half Hose Of
superior quality, ladies' and gentlenens Gloves. Fol-
sale, wholesale and retail, accommodating terms.
March 81 Ally U. B. BREWSTER.
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NOTICE.

HNHERE will be sold at public auction in the town
u Of Lawrenceve, Illinois, by order of the circuit
court of said county at their last September TERM
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December
meet. #c
the following Tract Of Land lying and being in the
county of Wabash state of Illinois, namely: The east
half Of fraction number twelve, township number one
north, of range number twelve west, containing
hundred and sixty Of land, except twenty acres
thereof sold by Joseph Baird, in his life time
30 tt JAMES BAIRD,
Surviving Administrator Of Joseph Baird, decd.
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DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed has taken out letters Of administration Of the
goods and chatels, rights and credits, of ELI SNIP
Sow, deceased, and qualified such administration
All persons having claims against the estate Of the de-
ceased hereby notified and required to exhibit the
same to me- or to the court Of probate, for the county
of Vermilion for settlement, within nine months from
the date hereof Dated at Danvie, Illinois, this 23d
day Of September, A. D, 1882.
90 WILLIAM SMITH Administrator
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TAKEN Up

ulY Burris Rippetoe living in the forks Of Wabash,
I'D Concord, White county, Illinois, one 70 IN
HORSE, supposed to be six years old past, fourteen
hands high no brands perceivahle, both hind feet and
the near fore foot white up the pasturn jonapprai-
sed to twenty-five dollars and fifty cents, by Joshua
Browning and Alfred Slocumb. September, the Path
|day, 1882 Posted before me according to law. Reu
ben Long, p.
80 ai JAS. RATCLIFF, Clerk.
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POETRY.

rAE rRJMPET.-BY MRS. .HEMENs.
The trunpet's voice hath reused the land,
Lightup the beacon pyre!
A bundled hills have seen the brand,
And waved the sign of fire!
A hund ed banners to the breeze
Their gorgeous folds have cast,
And haik was that the sound of sease
A king to war went past!
The chief is arming in his hall,
The peasant by his hearth;
The mdurner hears the thrilling call,
And Uses from the earth!
The mother of her first born son
Lool9 with boding eye;
They cpme not back, though all be won,
Whose young hearts leap so high.
Y'he bard hath ceased his song, and bound
The fhlchion to his side;
Fen for the marriage altar crown'd,
The lover quits his bride!
And all this haste, and change, and fear,
By earthly clarion spread!
How will il be, when kingdoms hear
The blast that wakes the dead!
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Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware
MANU. FACTORY.
FHE SUBSCRIBER

II1I ~ DoC III DTN
makes this method Of informing the citizens
IL II Vandaia aad vicinity, hat he intends
carrying on the above business, in 'ts various
branches, at Vandalia; where he will sell, a
wholesale or retail, all kinds of ware in his line
On the most reasonable terms. Country mer
chants will find il to their advantage to call ans
examine for themselves, before purchasing else
where. The subscriber keeps constantly 0,
hand a large supply of Patent RefecIing Ba
kers, of the best quality.
All kinds Of jobbing and repairing done at III,
shortest notice; and All kinds Of Copper, Pew
ter, Brass and Lead, bought at this establish
lment
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AUTUMN.--.BY MRS. sIGoURNEf.
rnrE!-"hy hast thou doied tiny mantle green
For the gorgeous garb of the Indian queen?
and the golden fringe on its bordered train?
And the Autumn gale through ITS bough did say
q ,'I'is transient pride, but a long decay"
Stream why is thy rushing step delayed!
Thy tuneful talk to the pebbles staid.
Hath the spoiler found thee who wrecks the plains
Has, thou trihed with him till he chilled thy veins
But it murmured On with a smothered tone,
Till letters of ice around it were thrown.
Rose why dost thou droop thy beautiful head?
Hast thou tasted the frost kings kiss Of drcade
Thou sawest his deeds in the whitening vale,
All how coultist thou list to his glazing tale.
she answered not,--but strove to fold
In her bosom the blight of MS dalliance bold.
Yet We have a voice to the listening heart,
Tree-Stream! and Rose!- we sadly part,
tsWe are symbols" We say, ''of the hasting doom
OF youth, and of health, and of beauty's bloom,
When disease with its hectic flush doth glow,
And Time steal on with his tress of SNOW"
Is this all lis your mournful lesson done;
Aud they spoke in their bitterness every one,
sThe soul that admits in an evil houra
The breath of Vice to its sacred bower,
Shall find its peace with its glory die,
Like the Aeeting pomp of an Autumn sky.''
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TAKEN UP

DY Nathaniel Harrison, living on the Jefferson and
u , Saline road, in Hamilton county, brown MARE
supposed to be four years DID, brands marks per-
cevable, white streak her right aim, about IS banda
hghappraised to $40, by lorenzo Rathbone and John
Daily, the 4th August, 1882 before c. Lockwood,
Up 30
A copy teste, J. C. LOCKWOOD, Clerk.
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TAKEN ZIP

10y Isaac Laswell, in the Griswold settfement>
day of September 1882 said horse is years old past
ola brown COLOR weak eyes, lame in the right should
appraised to S25, by Thomas Brader and Frede"iek
Taylor, the 22d Of September 1882, before James
Twigg, J. P. stf,t.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

TIDY virtue of an order of the Gallatn circuit COURT
u made at the late September term thereof, shall
expose to sale public vendue, at Dockers tavern in
Shawneetown, on
Saturday, the lOM day Of November
meet,
between the hours of ten A. NJ and p NJ of that days
the following described lots Shawneetown, belonging
to the estate Of Russell F. Wilson, dec'd to wit: In
Lot No. 1851, with two story frame house and other
buildings thereon, occupied by John Milne and
Others and the undivided half Of inlot No. IIO3 stu
ate the lower of Maine and Market streets,
and directly opposite the Markethouse but unmproy-
ed. Sale for cash in hand.
JOSEPH HAYES, Admr.
Of Russell F. Wilson, deceased.
Oct. |, 1882. 3O-3t
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State of W,aoiy, Marion county.
8 WAS, committed to my custody by Bird M. Simp
~ son, JP
A NEGRO MAN WILLIAM:

twenty five or six years DID, five feet Cor 10 inches high
dark complexon who says he belongs to John Brooks
Scott county, Missouri, and had with him large sor
rel horse six or years old, saddle, bride,
blankets one leather hunting Shirt OF which said Nesr
say he stole near the Mississippi rver between Kaskas
kia and ST. Genevieve; said Negro says he has beeI
absent one month"; Owners Of said property OBJ
tain the same by proving, paying charges, &c.
WILLIAM DlVIDSON, Sheriff.
October 10, 1882. SCOT
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w. r. SIMMONS.
August, 1882.

An Apprentice is wanted to the above business
lad, Of IS Or IS years of age, of moral ana
Industrious habits wilt meet with good encourage
ment. One FROM The counc ~ would be preferred
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Sale of Real Estate.

yDlY virtue of order of the Galatin circuit court
~ made at the late September term thereof, shall
expose to sale at public vendue, at Dockers tnverD
fr
On Saturday, the 10Th dug Of Nou-l
ember meet,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and P. NJ, Of that day.
the following described real estate, belonging the
tate of John Mclean, decd, to wit The southeast
quarter of section 49, township l2 ~, range T. OF the
18th principal meridian The south quarter Of Sec
ton 9, township ~ N, range E. of the 4th principal
meridian. The southeast quarter of section 81, town
ship NJ, range west of the 4th principal meridian,
and the undivided half of the west half of the south
fractional quarter of section 8, township II S.,
range 10 east of the third principal meridian, contai
ing So acres, for cash in hand
JOHN SlDDALL, Admr.
or John Mclean, deceased.
October /, 1882. 30i3t
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TAKEN UP

UpY William Nj. Tennis living four miles west of
ID Hillsborough, one BAY MARE, supposed to be
years old fourteen and half hands high, brand
ed with c. B. the near shoulders other marks or
brands perceivabe-appraised to 1927 so. Also, one
black yearng Filly-no brands or marks peroeivable
appraised to SO SO, by William D. Shrly and Andrew
Baker, August 25th 1882 before me- James Gray, P.
copy teste, 1891 HIRAM ROUNTREE, Clerk.
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*About half of the volunteers killed in the bat
tie of Princeton, died after of the small pox.
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81, Geo u c79l0 or
AI.SL0.1l0 81 ~ On ON 00

Sl,8i9fu0 o. 81 ,UUO,OGOO 90
The revenue from these works viii belong the James
River and Nanawha Company at the expiration Of 80 days
A'cr INC fret meeting OF the stockholders.
AUer paying charges and expenses of every description
Rcf'ag ne aUlacJi6S due 90 the oit Sockh09crs thc
surplus prohs Tor the year 1891 amounted 73i 81
IL may be safely estimated that the surplus of future wears
WIN be at least as Sre2ta probably greater Judging from
the regular and considerable annual increase of the pro-
hls Tor the last six years the principal Improvement
ihe clear surplus above mentioned IS equal TO moro
than Il per centum the stipulated value OF the State
works The extensive and valuable rights and privileges
granted by the charter of the James River ard Kanawha
Company are Of themselves exclusive Of any existing
Improvements and tho Immediately derived from
them, worth considerable part OF the million Of dollar,
to be paid for the States interest
j. BROWN, Jr., Second Auditor
Richmond, 9th April, 1882. IIO-wGw
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/. Lower Canal from Rich
mond to MMden's Adven-
ture, 30 miles.
,Tbis improvement, including
the pORd Of Mdidca's nj
venture dam, affords ex-
celleLt navigation for forty
miles.)
2. Canal through the Blue
Ridge mountain,
3. kanawha Turnpike from
Coyington to the mouth Of
Sandy river, on the Ohio,
(ncluling the extension OF
said road now being con-
siructed,) whole extent 100
miles, which, when the OK.
tensionis completed will. COS
Exclusive Of the cost CT the
great bridges over Greonbn-
er and Gauley rivers $751;
coo each, the cost per mile
(averagc) 10 the James ri
yer and Kanawha Company,
will be about $SS2 per mile.
4. Kanawha river, improved
by sluices from the Great
Falls Of that river 60 which
the completed part Of the
Kauawha road eXtonds) to
the Ohio,
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NERY sUpEEIOR G0Ons-

M d MCINTYRE, Importer and lci2lesGlc Deaer i,I
AIo Chld, Glass and QuscHS,rGte would respectful
acquain merchants who purchase for the Western and
Southern markets. that he ia receiving his spring sup.
ply, which, with what ne has hand makes his stock
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CRATES AND HItDs.
The greater part OF his fine goods from manufactures
which coniessedy surpass all others i'm Europe They
combine nenesS OF finish, beatty Of scenery with
strength and durability Original crates assorted 20 suit
der the usual packing rates. complete assortment of
FIRST quality ware Tea Sets entirely new scarce
~ diStnguishabe from China, less than halt the price
lie IS prepared for doing very extensive packing bust
ness me occupies that large and every wey commodous
warehouse, s. T. corner Of Howard and Fayette streets
few steps north Of Baltimore street.
n. Is. elerchants who TO market resolved upon
purchasing where they obtain goods the best terms
and who constantly keep in view two objects, which
OF the first Importance, viz quality and pricearc most
earnestly Solicited al Ieast 10 Visit MS stOre
Baltimore, Feb. 2S. 94-lawsw
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p Clerks Office Of Uses County Court, Mondayth o
2nd day Of April, 1892:
Austin br0caCrhOugh pi,b.
Walter jones' EN'or OF Catherine Mccall, decd, aud
in his own right, ani rracr C. BaCbiey, dcis.
The defendant, Walter Jones not having entered his APP
pearsuca and given security according lhc act Of A.
semiy, and th rules u tis court, cad il appearing by
satisfactory ayience Uot he is not on nhahant of hi5
State it IS ordered ,hlt e said defendants 10 appear here
on e higd Monday IN june nest and answer iho ii OF
tbe plainu, and 1at copy Of tls order bc i2h" in-
fuond or town OF tredcucssbufg for two months success
yey. and that another copy H posted 81 We honl door Of
The Couri-houso OF this county. Copy ics'c.
JAMES ROY III -OU, Jr c.
April H. l1l-w5w
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- y CHAECERH VIRGIN Alt rules held in Tie
L Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey for the county Of King and Queen on tie
I0h of March, 1852
James Garrett adm'or. with the will annexed OF Tho
mas Ganett, deceased; which said Thomas Garnett was
in his lifetime eX'or. Of Henry Garncu PHI.
against
Isaac Burnett and Martha his wfe-yho before fer in
ternarragc with the said Isaac Burnett was Martha Gar
Meta daughterof Henry Ganett, deceased, and Muscoe
Garnet Dens
The defendants Isaac Burnett and Martha his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security ac-
cordng TO the act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this country, is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first Monday in june next
and answer the Bill of the plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ished in the city OF Richmond for two months successive
~ and posted at che front door Of the house of this
county. Copy Te.te.
ROBERT POLLARD, ir. H. c.. .
March "O iO6-wSw
Elm CHANCERE .--VIRGINIA;--At rules held in the
FL clerks Office Of Essex county court, Monday the
2nd day of Apl, 1892
Amos Caut6on, Pitt
against
Walter Zones Otherwise called Waller Jones' Ex'or Of
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call "an attack upon the king" I" His
Majesty" il seems, had learned no bet
Ter than to attend those vulgar amuse-
ments commonly called races. And
what is still more strange, his queen and
daughter, who, we supposed were ladies
OF too much refinement tn witness such
scenes, were also with him. There it
was, standing at the window of his
royal stand" that his Majesty was se-
lected by some low fellows probably
half corned, as a prominent mark 10
throw stone at. Perhaps the wag had
wit enough to know that no decent man
had any business there. He proved a
good marksman. The stone hit his
majesty's het, whereupon-with an oath
befitting the company he kept, bo cried
QUIT am hf!" Then ensued such
a rushing Of nobility, and fainting Of
royal danes, that the sportsman, en-
couraged by his success, ventnred a
secsnd shot, with less success. He was
seized, and snow awaits his punish
ment," while the venerable sovereign"
is receiving on the important occasion,
the sympathies Of his court, and the 10y
al assurances of his subjects Of the Uni
'ed Kingdom. So much for this farce.
Genius Of Temperance.
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town, the llthinst. being Mr.. Thomas
Emery, one of the assistants, who was
taken sick in the afternoon and died
about half past IL o'clock that evening
the Board have since removed all the in
mates of said Hospital to Rose Island,
and they are at present all well, no case
now exists in the town or at quar-
antine, and the town is, and has been
with the exception of the cases of chol--
era repored) unusually healthy.
by order
r. n IJnWv.ANn rIirs
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

On "Wednesday morning the Commit
tee reported, that the whole number of
votes returned for Governor, was $500,
of which 272l were for Lemuel H.. Ar
mold 234I for James Eenncr; 792 for
VIM. Spragis, and 6, scattering and
that thers is M eicctios, 2936 votes he
ing necessary for a choiee.--That the
whole number Of votes returned Tor 1t.
Governor was 5S07, ofwhich 25S3 are
for Joseph Childs, $3.50 for Jeffrey Haz-
ard, 19i for Augustus Peekham, and
IsO scattering; and that there is no
election, 1904 votes being necessary for
choice.
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SEA SERpkNr.-On the 9th ult. sea
serpent was seen by boats crew of4
persons for about Is minutes in south
easterly direction from Nahant, % miles.
He passed from the north east between
them and the land circularly, TO the
southwark and eastward. Many bunch
es on his back were seen, supposed a
bout 40 in number. He moved spirally
like land serpents, and raised his head,
a (barrel's size,) apparently Al feet a.
bove the water Mt an angle of 20 degrees.
It was nearly calm, and In going
through the water, the object made a
wake equal in length to vessel of 300
tons in rapid progress. 1t has been
said that porpoises will make such an
appearance, but our informant. Zone of
the four who was in the boat) says, it
was impossible to be deceived in this re-
spect, because ,he serpent, (as he sup
posed it 20 be, disappeared two or three
times, and always reappeared in the
same position from the head, and he was
positive that his movements were spiral
iy. The skipper of the boat was Mr..
Washington Johnson.
We gave the above statement as re-
lated TO gentleman Of this city, by q
man whom he we'll knows to be respec-
table, aud cautious in his assertions
Bos. Pat. ~.
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Me1ico.--A despatch was received at
Metamoras on the 1lth ult. from the
camp of Gen. Teran, near Victoria,
giving intelligence of the desertion of
the troops, over 1000, under his COM
mand, who had simultaneously declared
for and gone over to Santa Anna
The General, on Witnessing this last
abandonment of his hopes, committed
suicide with his own sword.
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Y From the Mediterranem.-Letters
have been received in this city, post
marked Baltimore, which were forwar-
ded by the United States Ship John
Adams from the Mediterranean. We
have seen a letter SO marked, dated
Port Mahon. June 26th.-It says, T" the
Concord has just returned from the Lc-
want. She anchored off the Lazarretto
from Smyrna last evening, and must
perform quarantine of twenty days,
though she has not man on the sick
list. Jour. of Com.