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DRUGS AND MEDICIy1e

\ JUST received from New Yo,k ~ eS Baltimore, per steamer Litto D am a, a fresh assortment of Drugs and .fedis;"l i..'l Paints, Oil, Glass, &c. which we w;n ''l nl wholesale and retail, on accommod.,a ,.l terms, for cash, or approved Credit, { the Drug and Chemical store of N
 RITCHIE 6 VAN PRADFIfFS 50 lbs Calomel, Engl6O lbs Murist s., 40lbs Tart. Emetic ,60 oz Sul Qn;niDa ,,l' t00 lbs Chloride of20 lbs Flake Mann
 Lime, 50 lbs Senna Alyi, 4 gross Seidlitz 20 lbs PuIv Rhub,5
 Powders, 20 lbs CaDtbari5s I do Soda do. 60l5sS Sup CarbSot, / bbls Castor Oll, 40 lbs Tart Acid, 2 do Lamp Oil, To lbs Puly Roc5.v,
 Fail strained, Salts, 100 lbs Oil of Vitriol, ,50 lbs Camnbor 100 lbs Nitric Acid, I5 lbs Gum (ln;on Carpenters Fluid extract of SarsaDsriI, I
 do Oil of Canthariden,
 do do Cubebs,
 Piperine, Croton Oil. Magic Matches, Eau de Cologne
 mputating Instruments &c. Toge8eI with a great variety of other articles mu. ally kept in our line. ALS0-Dye S6a spt TuFPentine; Copal and Japan Varnn &.c.
 Litie Rock, .NaV 8, 1893. 5tf
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ELECTION NOTICE.

PURSUANT to a Proclamation of the N Governor of the Territory of Arkan- sas, of 9th May, 1883, an election will be held, on tine first Monday of August next, being the fifth day thereof, in the county of Pulaski, for Delegate to Congress; q .Menber of he LegistatiOe Council; taoo Members of The House of Representatives.; Cterh ofthe Superior Court; Prosecuting Attorney; Cterk ofthe Circuit Court for he county of Putaski; SheriB; Coroner; Nota- Ty Public; County Surveyor; and CoastG- 6le for each township in said county.
 Said election viii be held at the follow ing places, to-wit:
 In Big Rock Township, at the Court house in the town of Little Rock-EMzy WILSON, DAVID c. FILLER, and BERNARD SMITH, judges thereof
 In Saline Township, at the house of Silas Dodd-BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, ASHER BAaLEY, and JOHN LooKERT, judges there of.
 In Eagle Township, at the house of ohn W. Core-ALLEN MoLAIN, ISAAC BALD WIN, and WILLIAM MILLS, judges thereof h Pyeatt Township, at the house or late residence of Madison Taylor---JAMEs PYEATT, ALEXANDER STARBUoK, and JAS. E. PEEL, judges thereof.
 In Carolina Township, at the house of Stephen Sanders--JAME ERwIN, JosEPH EERausoN, and DRuRY DOZENS, judges thereof
 In Little Red River Township, at the house of John Magness-JoHN ARNOLD, BGNJAM1N COCHRAN, and JouN MAGNEss, judges thereof.
 h Desark Township, at the house of Capt. James Walker-JosEPn STILwELL, JOHN FoRD, and HENRY McPnERsoN, judges thereof
 Polls to open at o'clock, A. Nj, and close at 6 o'clock, P. M.
 JOHN K. TAYLOR, S1F.
 ofthe couatg of Pulaski. Little Rock, Juig 2, Is33. l4-tde
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Treasury Department,
apfiL 24M, 1883.

FIN the late confagration of the Treasury N building, nearly all the correspondence of the. Secretary of the Treasury, from the establishment of the Department to the 3lst March, 1853, was destroyed, including, as we'll the original letters and communica- lions addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, as the records ofthe letters and communications written by him. With view to repair the loss, as far as 1t may be practicable. all officers of the United States, are requested to cause copies to be prepared, and authenticated by them, ot any letters (excepting those hereinafter al- luded to) which they may at any time have written to, CT received from, the Secretary of the Treasury and all those who may have been in office, and other individuals throughout the United States, and else where, are invited to do the same. That this correspondence may be arranged into appropriate books, 1t IS requested that 1t be copied on folio fools cap paper, with a suff cient margin on all sides to admit of binding--no more than one letter to be contained on leaf. It is also requested, that the copies be written in plain dis tinct or expressing hand. Where the orl- ginal can be spared, it would be preferred, The reasonable expense incurred Tn copy ing the papers now requested, not exceed ing the rate often cents for every hundred words, will be defrayed by the Depart ment.
 The correspondence which has been saved, and of which, therefore, no copies are desired, are the records of the letters written by tbe Secretary of the Treasury 10 Presidents and Cashiers of banks, from the 1st October, 1879, to the 20th Februa- l ry 1893; all the correspond relating 10 the Revolutionary claims of Virginia officers to half pay, under the act of 9th July, 1832; and to applications for the benefits ofthe acts the 2d March, 1891, and l4th July, 1929, for the relief ofeer- 1 tain insolveDt debtors offhe United States. Copies of some circular letters and in- structions, wFitten.by the Secretary, have also been preser erYed; and ii is requested that before copy be made ofafy eireaiar letter or instruction, written by the Seere- tary Of fbe Treasury, the date and object Of the circular he first stated to the De partment, and it's wishes on the subject as. eertained. LOUIS 8IcLANE,
 Secretary of the Treasury.
 June l. l933. l3-l3w
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HUZZA FOR TRADE!
NEW SHOP.

ZhHE subscriber takes this method to y inform his friends and the public generally, that he has opened a NE NEW SHOP, opposite to the Advocate Office, where he will carry on Bincksmithlng Gun npakiag and Bell n,attng, in all their various branches. He will also make butcher knives of the best quality. at the shortest notice. Work from a distance will be executed with despatch. The public may rest satisfied, that he will exc cute al! work sent to his shop Tn the best possible manner, and on the most reason able terms. ---.-.,-,r,
 E. M. LEDBETTER.
 Little Rock, April 17th, 1833-2tf
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Reginaental Orders.
HEAD QUARTERS, LITTLE RocE
 July 10th. Ia33.

N@A-AA SA0fAN AASy AA4 \ AH lA0Cks f
 July 10th, Is33.
 The Pulaski county Renimeaf of ofArkan- sas Militia, will be diVt5ed into a Regi- ment or Battalion, in oraer to effect which an election for Major wiil be held at the usual pace of elections each toYg nship, Tn that part of the county hereinafter de eiguated, on the first Monday of August next. The boundaries will be as follows: beginning at the corner of the fines of conway and Pulaski, and running thence with the tadrou trace to the line between Pulaski and Arkansas counties. Those persons residing north and northeast of said iioe, wiil constitute separate Bat tallon, as aforesaid.
 The township of Saline will be divided so as to form two companies. The 2nd company will consist of those persons re- siding on tine North fork, Alum fork. Mid de, aud South torks, and inclnde ali re- siding within these limits and also those living m New Kentucky settlement.- Ihe 4th company to consist of all persons residing n those settlements not spe ecified above. There will ne an election for a Captain aud two Lieutenants, at the usual place of holdlRg elections, on the lst Mon. day of August next. Captain Brazil will continue III command of the Pod company Should any misconception arise with re. gard to any unequal division, the mistake will be remedied 1t fulure orders. Unless the elections and organization of the Bat. ta!ien and Go apsaies above directed talk t place, previous t. the 18th October next they remain attached to their old com. manding o6cers respectively.
 By order of the Colonel Commandant.
 ESSEX SrERIrT, .4djataut.
 July 2i. i6--te
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GLOBE TAVERN.

0NHE citizens of Little Rock, and the 9 public generally, are respectfully in- formed, that the subscriber has rented the large white house owned by Col Chester Ashley, Qate the residence of MT. Jos. Henderson,, fo% the purpose of keeping a house of PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT. The proprietor will devote his attention to the business, and hopes thereby to re- ceive liberal share of public patronage.
 r. N. BISSELL.
 Litle Rock, .Map, Is33 9tf
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NOTICE.

NhE subscriber having sold bi..
 A Groceries, d0c. to Messrs'' s'o net nS,oete LOWRY, requests all those ;nda1 pess ( him, either by Note or Book oceoled aao t call and settle for same at their ..oant ., t
 Having every confidence in ta s'ofe' billty and integrity of Messrs.' '"s n. caPl Eoaorg, I cheerfulfy recommsna gaaa [, the confidence ofmy friends and tla uen i, [
 Lille Rock, June 3, l833. or @E'
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LEGAL NOTICE. JOHN c. P. TOLLIsoh,'. t.

Prosecuting .a4orneyjor the toaTTln 2. Tn,S. S@ :.
 Circuit and Attorney at ', tae, the ,circuiit WyILL regularly attend ali aaflie,rjisteudeo' ,j w courts in the countles .',.. .. ArksDsasl St. Francis, Monroe, PhilltPs, civil nature and Chicot. All business oi a enronpt si' intrusted to him, shall recetgI TIopa A. I tentIon, His residenoe--Heien''
 March 27, 1883 5lN
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RumasYaY NegEo ill Jail.
FebM

ag A iuUa.oy negro, ,.ho calls
 kM Ihimself a free man, and passes .-k$&@ by the name ofJACK OWEN, PH was aken up e. the 23d iast., aslaAssEz@ and committed to jail, Said ne- gro is about 5 feet or inches high, slender made, yellow complexion, has a scar on his left arm, caused by a burn. a small scar on his right wrist, which he says was caused by cut from hoe; has with him an old camlet cloak much worn, bound round the tail with fawn skin; he has blue beads in his ears; has an old brown frock coat; an old pair of saddle bagssone pair ofold beaverteen pantaloons; three cotton shirts; one pair of old boots fur hat nearly new; and had with him, it is said, good rifle gun, which he sold be- fore he was taken. From his manner of speaking it is supposed he has lived with the French. Speaks quick when spoken t0-is very lively turned negro. He says he left the steam boat at the Mouth of V hIte river, and was on his way to St. Louis. The owner of said negro is re- quested to come forward, prove his pro- Per;y, pay charges, and take him away, or he Will be dealt with according to the laws of this Territory.
 j. NJ KUYKENDALI4, Shf.
 aRd Jailor of Laurence countY Jackson, T T., Jane 30, 1883. I4-l3w
 Priat'T's fee, SI9 25.
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FINE SNIfEE

N QUANTITY of Martinion. IT @A boy, of superior qnaIilT Macc'' ceiyed and for sale, wholesale ani iua Fe' at the Drug and Chemical Store af te'ali
 RTTCHIE &. VAN PRA6EfIp,
 Little Rock. Jan. 9. Is33 -1nArS,
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Administration Notice.

w HEREAS,le testamentary have W have been obtaloed by the under signed, from the County Court of Hemp stead County, at the July term thereof. 1883, bearing date 1st July, 1853, on the estate of Joseph Reed, late of said county. deceased, notice IS hereby given, to all persons having claims against said estate, to present them to the executrix of said estate, properly authenticated, within one year from said date, or they may be pre- eluded from having any benefit in said es- late; and if such claims are not so pre- sented within five years from said date. they will be forever barred. All persons being indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment.
 SODIME REED, Erecut,ig
 of tue tast ioW aud testament Of Joseph
 Reed. deceased
 By GRANDSON D. RoysroN,
 Attorney fer said estate. Hempstead O., 4. T., 18th July. l6-3w.
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ON COMAEISSEON.
LAW NOTICE.

s. s. Hall & o. V. Howell. HAYE entered into partnership Tn the al Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will prac tice in the Superior Court and m most of the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar kansas Tbey may be retained to attend any term of any Court Tn said Territory Basiness intrustod to them shall be pune tualIy and diligently attended to.
 1TaYch 3A lg99
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JESSE L. sMtr,. Tin and Iron w.,

(sIGN OF THE LARGE ooa Aef, p RESPECTFULLY DfasfhE-ror) : gonerally' ,6;. rail that he has opened r1S rerro1 tals tn, town, on the Alley near rtS ,H. Shop pi1 the rlYer, next door eaat eas ss the bank ', Arkansas Inn, for the purpose anarcCRnfea, ac on the above business in Ie alI .oi oi eafryh, branches. All orders for T;, us US diferesil description, or for coyer;nn ,ii@are , of ap, copper, tin, or lead, will be erses houses vii despatch, and on reasonablo executed vii,
 intending to make apermanen,1' a,''
 Tn this town, he hopes by his ineai n.ai5 loeatiop strict attention to business, 1tIs'uulty to aud receive liberal share of the rr nstn tnerlt aaj the citizens and public dp,I,Ifonagea Liftte Rock, .nay 20, l833 a'sy: oyt.
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List of Letters.

p EXAMINING in the Post-oaice al ' a. Clark C. H., \. T., on the lst July 1898. Barkman Jacob 2IMcKinny William Bott Benjamin McKinny Reuben z Crow Walter Rose John Cornelius Reuben Roberts Jesse c. { Eads Matthias Snellprove Barralk .Fuqua Joshua Smith Willis $. Fish Harriet Self E. rler t.nooh Sloan Wesly Logan W lillian Stroope Jacob, jr. sytte h. Simmons John Mosley Marvel II.
 NJ. COLLINS, P. M.
 July l, 1883. l5-3w
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LAW NOTICE.

K. Crittenden & A. Fowler. HAVING associated themselves in the hA practice of the Law, will attend the courts of the Second, Third, and Fourth Judicial Circnits, and the Superior Court at Little Rock.
 August 3I, 1881 If g
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SaddEery and Groceries:
ON COMNETSSI0N.

2EHHE subscriber has just received per
 X steamer Nile-I00 bbIs. snperfino FLOUR-100 bbls. old rectifed WHIS- KEY-on commission; which he offers very low for cash.
 Feb 6 E3fIY WILSON.
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JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith, Gunsmitll, and
 Founder.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his old cn a toners and the public generally, ,hl he has opened a NEW SHoP, immediateI below Dr. Watkins, and opposite Gs family residence ofR. c. Byrd, at thesgi of J. MARTIN, GUN AND BLACKSMITH where he IS prepared to carry on alA above brances of business.
 lie will make and repair SUkGlUa5 hSTRUMENIS of every desCriPtioD- SIDE ARMS of all kinds made and paired, in the best possible manner Nh CH1NERY ' ofall kinds repaired. BLhCh' SMITHlNG of every kind done at th' shortest notice, and in the best manner' He is also prepared to do ali kindsofsteaH boat work.
 As his charges will be moderate, andh work executed in the best manner and 4 the shortest notice, he hopes for a shared the public patronage. .,
 All orders from a distance Elll DC n promptly attended to, if accompanied Ela the CASE.
 Eitle Rock, April 24, 1883. y
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TAKE NOTICE.

A IL those indebted to the subscriber A by note or book account, are re- quested to come forward and settle the same, as no longer indulgence can be giy. en by him.
 Feb % ' 'H90N'
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WILLIAM BADGETT & Go

w kA4 AA ND 9D ESPECTFULLY inform their GUS @5tomers and the public generally, that they have removed their store to the large new two story brick building im- mediatey East of their former stand, next door to R. c. Byrd, and opposite Emzy Wilson. They will keep constantly on hand general assortment of
 Fancy Staple Dry Goods; Queens, Hard and Tin Ware; Ladies' and GentIemen's Boots, Shoes and Hats, a large assortment of
 Saddlery and Groceries; all of which they will sell low for CASH, or oH as accommodating terms, as any iu the place, the new stores not excepted.
 They invite the public to call ana ex- anime for themselves They hope, from their long experience in the mercantile business, that they will share an equal part of the public patronage. They feel nndermany obligations to Iheir customers, for the liberal patronage they have hereto fore received and solicit continuance.
 N. B.--Just reeeive ed per the steamer Arkansaw, a few packages of FRESH DRY GOODS.
 June 10, f833. IItf
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR.B. W.-LEE respectfully informs AI his friends and the public ia general, that he will at all times be ready to exer- else the duties of his profession, in all its various branches, as heretofore, tI1s off, ice IS the same as lately occupied by him. Little Rock, 18th Jan. 1898 Al If
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PUBLIC SALE
or U. STATES, WAGONS AND TEA

w on Thursday the 5th dag ef Septem- Der aeGt,
 I2 Wagons and Teams, or five Horses each, with Gearing and Har-
 ness cOnplete3 and
 33 OK Wagons and Teams, Of six Oxen each with Coupling Chains,
 YOlSes4 dcs
 All the Wagons and Teams are ID good condition, and ready for immediate ser vice. Each Wagon IS furnished with one Jack-SoCreW.
 The above Teams consist of Go Horses, and between lS0 and 100 Oxan. The Horses are we'll broke to Harness, of good working age and condition, and among them are soms of the most substantial pu- ling storses in the Territory. The Oxen are all young, well matched and broke, are of the most valuable working size, and in prime condition.
 As the above Wagons and Teams are auperIor to any in the Territory, for che servlee of Indian Emigration, and as the employment of Wagons for that service the ensuing autumn will fit Is belIevedl be eons'd era ole, the und ersigned here makes known, that, In lns engagements of Wagons and cams, for subsequent Indian moy e. ments, preference of employment will be gwen to persons making purchases, tprice and services to be performed being the same), over the employment of Teams belonging 10 other persons; and it may be farther understood, that those persons who pay tas highest pfioes for the property, according to its ya,ue, shall have prece- dence in the public employment \ re- cord of Sales, embracing these particu- lars, will be kept, for reference of all con- cerued.
 SALES CASH-And all property dis posed of wlll be delivered at the time the sale is declared. No credits will be giv- en on any of the purchases.
 The sale (if the weather Is not stormyl will commence at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. of the day above named and will be continued from day to day until the whole of the Wa gons and Teams are disposed of
 J. BROWN, CaPtan .. s. q.
 and Pria. D5s .4g't Indian Reoaogal. Little Rock, i r., July I9. l6-7w.
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GPikiTS TUKPENTlNE. r12 doz Bot- 0ttes, Quarts and Pfnts, for sale by
 June B. DUNN & LOWRY
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DUNN & LOWRY.

In addition to the stock, they have Ip ceived per steamers Reindeer and hi''s Rock, from New-Orleans, large ana gsp ~ eral supply of GROCERIES, inclao'S
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Fancy Staple Dry Goods;

Queens, Hard and Tin Ware; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Hats; a large assortment of
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8 OK Wagons and Teams,

Of six Oxen each with Coupling Chatnss
 YOkesa d1cs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-30
Dow EST'AC.

BLACK HAWK AND HIS PARTY Ar HOME
The editors of the New York Daily Advertiser have
been favoued with the following letter from an
Correspondent dated
F"t armstrong Upper Mssssippi)l
m August 5th, 1888.
The whole suite arrived here lew DAYS since loaded
with assumed dignity aud costly presents
Ke.o-kueks baud speedily followed to welcome their
bothes, grand council assembled among whom was
sell TO witness the delverancc of the Hawk to his nation
The conncil opened with the address Of the President to
back aWK IN winch he is informed that in future he was
10 y'ed supremacy TO his INFERIOR Keo kuck, the white
mans friend.
The old chief rose in violent agitation denied tina, the
President had told him So and that he would not be adj
o any ooiy That he wanted what he said to be told
10 The President and s he in person w0ud have said 20
IN Washington, hut that his could not
~ make known his views.
lhs Colonel made TO him speech stating that by his
nea'y neither III or Hi pepie could for the fnure
e"d band add that, by hat treaty was placed
h-ad OF The Sac Nation, &c. Ke-o kck with
spoke swine TO the Tia k t1en addressed he Council
oeggeu hohng might be remembered Of what the Hawk
TS, NAV ne was 100 Old 10 say any thing good and
mat ne was answersbe Tor his rood behayior the poor
old Chief recalled bis words and do NOT know that no
symPaihes we're ever excited; than in witnes.ng
m' expiring struggle Tor freedon-noth but hs adyan.
making another effort he Ke.o kueks' band gave re =
rPehdid dance, but The Hawks party were e,her loo
Jecteh or TOO 'ulen 10 participate In the festivities
Ih"i you may tell the good citizens of New Yo,k
ne i,o"n' would willingly get up another war, or.
ee, 70 maze enolher visit 10 The East aud return loaded
WIN presents AID almo7t salisted with attention
OFT Armstrong A. NJ. 5ih Aug 1888.
The President OF the United states left the Rio. Pans
ys'ed'y AT ~ ocock in the steam boat Columbia or
washing n-his health having been entirely re.esfab
sPo 10 "beaudul bay.''--.VoyfoIk HERALD a,g o.
WAsHfroroN, August 21.The President Of the II nj.
ted states returned yesterday from the Rp Rams ~.
hsS''h and strength much recruited file was indebted
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

.7n0me ie Blame charged 10Th the murder of Sdmuel
Sdyre, tcife and serrant.
FROM VIC Correspondent OF tho n. " Daily Adveiser.l
MokkisrowN, N j. Thursday MOI ming,
. August 22j, 1885,
Genl men Mr. Miller Of this town concluded the
su""ing up OF the evidence in the OF Antoine lie
Diane yes erd"y afternoon Al o'clock Judge Ford, in
very concise clear aud ehensive address the in.
ry IN which, as he expressed it, he eaied from com.
nentng upon any particular feature OF the testimony i'm
order to avoid the possible impuation of blasting by hi,
opinion the min Is OF the the case TO them
alter briefly ucaing to them those particular points of
law which should govern their verdict With this charge
they retired and III ten minutes returned ino court with
verdict OF GUILTY. 80
Ioo,erved the prisoner closely while the jury were OUT
Is evident from his manner that his mind las
great change within the last days IL was remarked
me interpreter, that fom the the daugh OF
MT S"yre appeared in court the prisoners conduct has
been totally different The day he be gcd the for
gveness OF Mr. Bosaubn for the unknd wors he ut.
ereu 10 hlm aud talked frequently OF coniessor While
me jury were out determining upon his life DEATH
apprized The prisoner OF the fact, and told him to take
courage aud hear his doom like an; he replied that he
felt happy that he approaching his end-t appeareJ
10 num- he sad like going TO great tete. When the Jury
came in and pronounced the fatal verdict nv
ms countenance that he had beer for ,
ne heaved long deep sigh; and when the Interpreter Of
heisy announced to him that he adudged guilty he
repiisd IN iaering planve voice. al am prepared for
DEATH wish to havs instant my mind is han
Py-i snail be released from prison and suffering
ne miserable man then removed his cell 10 be
Drought forth this morning at 10 o'clock to hear ay full
sentence oil the law pronounced upon him.
ii close Potc.-The Psburg Gazette states. that a, an
election Tor Senator, in Marion and hamilton counties lin.
a"") MOTIFS ami Morrison the opposing candidates
Two thousand and thirty FIVE votes were poed In one
county Morris had majority nine votes in the other
county Morrison had majority OF votes, and of course
was elected by majority of0ne