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HOPE BANK.

A T the annual meeting of the Stock
"A. holders in the Hope Bank, held on
Monday, the 4th inst. the following per-
sons were elected Directors for the year
ensuing, viz Joseph Smith, Jr. John
Stockford, Samuel Barton, Barnard
Smith, Lewis Hoar, William Carr, Jr.
Miller Barney, Jonathan Luther and Dan
iel Bosworth.
And at meeting Of the Directors on
the following day, ,JosErm SMITH, JR. was
reelected President, and
THO. G. WILLIAMS, Cash'r.
Warren, August 8, 1884. Sw.
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MAR RIED.

In Tiverton. on the Sd inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Peckham, Mr.. A. BRowN LAKE, to Miss c. D.
Coco EsHALL, daughter of ]. Coggeshall, Esq.
In Providence, on the 3lst ut MIR. Naihanie
C. Busbee, to Miss Sophia B. Potter.
In Taunton, Mr.. Jonathan Pla,t, to Miss Mary
Wood
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p The Cholera has broken out in the town
Of Charlton. There have been thirteen
cssss, and four deaths. The Inhabitants
hsvs ksnss.ily lsA the place. tColumbis
k4issSssi intsIIigsncsr.
p Nh Hahbss's calculating machine is
Asasle e6shpIslsd.
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HUZZA FOR BARGAINS (!

HUZZA FOh bAhGAINS
fFAT" UNION COR.vER"
VIM. II. WHEAroN has just received super
black aosSie satin vestings, white and cold Mar
seilles vestings, dark ginghams, Ga coloured In
dia mating. extra quality black silk for dresses,
black silk hdkfs., knitting cottons, green window
shades, erninet, blue ean peruvian fancy ribbons,
pins, cable cord, brads and cords, brown sheeting,
scarlet and green bombazets, corded skirts, gloves
common, medium, and superior quality, cotton
and linen edgings, ninepenDy calicoes, silk gloves
at rs cents, palm leaf fans at cents, calicoes at
cents, shirting cents s,--furniture calicoe 10
cents, IL l-2 cents, &c. Gloves IL l-2, white
satteen, blue florence silk. &c. &c.: for cheap
Goods apply at LONG ROOM
aug. 2.
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EARDWAR& &.
James Gardner.

~ 0AlROO ~ "a O1AOx
Has now on hand a general sssortmkNt Of
Hardrore, suitable for the yNarket.
AMONG WHICH ARB THE FOLLOWING, viz
AZ GOOD assortment oftsble 4 desert Knives
- and Forks, and Carvers Of difbrett pst-
tern table and butcher steels; cleavers; butch
or, bread and shoe koivos q great variety of
pen, pocket and blade knives shcep shsars /:
scissors; razors shoe pincers and nppers ply-
efs carpenters, shoemakcrs and ssduiers ham
p,ers coopers and carpenters compares PEE
tent coffee mills bench and hand vices bright
humb and japan Norfolk lstches hfinG hand
,es nail and spike giu,blets sickles; rC -aps,
welded and rveted table hinges wrought door
hinges n aud n l. hinges ;pew hIngss chest
hinges cssi butt hinges, 6si and round bolts
wood screws steel knitting pins mouse usps
gridirons iron cahdlesticks pod and screw su-
gers suger bitts coopers bitis esrpet sods
teoiyards ;hed seress; narrow sxss broad
sxes snip csrpsntsrs sxes esfpen,sn end
coopen sdie nIincins knIvss trowsis; proa6
noes broad hoes stub hoes chsssls sn1
gougss piano irons drawing khists sa~s Of
ali kinds zoe and rssps cenpesit,sn Tee kst--
ties :ssucs pans short end loug ksudlo ~
pane cos bslls Gerry combs Ie>hj1e h6(oIss
sts shiaoIs hssebsss bsosa kassh<s souaa
$50 bs,lIsaia 90 isen Isfies .tfso tsssiss
ss.ss -ha1s itsAs-sehj osAe, ! ~ slsnas I
. >ff.-fr-7 ~ |'rT F>~ TiT-
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Splendid Grape de Chine ShaWls.
RUSr received, purchased at an importers sale
6 in New York, and will be offered al grea,
reduction from the regular prices.
June z. ). BuRRoUoH, Jr. & Co,
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SNliNE SALT-6 bags clean fine salt, foi
& sale BY JAMES GARDNER.
June IL.
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I1AST NOTICE

LAST NOTICE!!
4 LII persons, (both male and female
~ indebted to the subscriber, are re-
quested to make payment without delay,
and they will save themselves cost and
trouble. As most Of the notes and ac-
counts are gp,oards Of three years stand
ing, he hopes those indebted will see the
necessity OF an insmdetaie settlement.
bp If attention 10 paid to this notice
soon settlement can be had by applying
at the Paint Store Of Lewis Hoar T. 20.
LEWIS HOAR.
August 9. 6w.
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Cholera. disease has appeared
in various parts Of the country westward.
1t has already visited Cincinnati, Wheel.
ing, Pt:sburg, and we have now to record
its appearance in Washington, Pa. The
board of health Of that town, under date
of Friday, July 25, report the death Of s
persons by cholera during that week. Or
these deaths three were in one family, two
in another, and the 9Th case was that Of
a German emigrant who had lately arriv-
ed in town. We are glad to observe that
the disease is not like to spread, as re-
port Of the 29th-four days after-men-
lions that there had been no new cases
or deaths, since the Gath.
The Quebec Mercury Of the % ult.
states that tho health of the town is grad
uaIly improving bot its actual condition
10 not announced. A number of parishes
around Quebec had been very unhealthy
the present season.
The Montreal Herald Of "Wednesday
last, cotains the following agreeable an
nOuncement -
Il is with extreme pleasure we are en-
abled to congratulate the public upon the
improved health Of our city, consequent
upon the agreeable change which has
taken place tho weather.
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YOUFFS & CURLS- OF all kinds. for sale
" ,y ELIJAH BRAMAN.
Aur q,
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WATCHES, at short notice. Silver Spoons
msnufac,u, ed 10 order, Job work executed
with nea,ness and dispatch. He. has on hand
for sale an assort ment Of w stches, aud Jewelry
Of almost every kind called for. Also, large
lot OF horn and ivory Combs; silver spoons, sl-
YER and ct. ell bow ed Spectacles; atch Trim
mlngs; hemrng's Needles: Beads for fancy work
and Bead Needles. &c. sc.
BRITT.a.NI.4 WIRE.
Just received, u complete assor OF Brit
tsnia W are, from the Taunton .Brittsnia Manu-
facturing Co. which is offered for sale at low
prices. Among which may be found Coffee and
Tea Urns, splendid patterns; elegant Tea setts ;
Lamps Of all sizes; Candesticks; Castor framesi
small Looking Glasses, metal frames. SC
o. Patronage is respectfully solicited.
ELIJAH BRAMAN.
Msv3
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SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.

SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.
; xGs For sale, one thirty-second
xfgW%SSs part of the substantial ship
Sffgta1aSesss Sffygtfa11aSess BENJAMIN RUSH, now on a
e whaling voyage in the Pacif
ic Ocean, burthern 385 tons, and is a hrst
rate vessel. Apply at this Office.
August 9.
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TAE BLUE sook.--This volume, which
must prove valuable as book Of refer-
ence, has been published ia handsome
M .oner by Key & Biddle, Philadelphia,
aod may be obtained at Allen & Tick
nor's. So much has been said of this
book and there is something 50 odd and
mysterious in ito very name, that we shall
not be ssrprised. Il every body is looking
in it, or for il. Amy one, however, who
anticipates devoting few hours for it's
perusal will be grievously disappointed |;
since the list Of names appears absolutely
to have no end. 1t is in fact, Register
Of ell officers and agents, oil ships and
vcssels in the service Of the u. s. Bank
and its branches, and the compensation
of all printers in any way employed by
Congress. Bost. Traveller.
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From tho N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
HEALTH OF THE CIry-August Ave
learn at the Inspectors Office that the
number of deaths in this city during the
week ending Saturday morning, o'clock
lie between 24O and $50 being greater
number than has occurred in one week
since 1892.
There is, however, nothing alarming in
this unusual number as il includes the
many individuals who died on Saturday
and Sunday, July 26th and 9th, from ex-
cessive heat and drinking cold water,-
while of the rest, more than 100 are un-
der two years Of sge. A few died OF
common Cholera Morbus, but none OF A
static Cholera.
The sudden death Of VIM. Lawson, In-
spector of the LIST Ward who was attack
cd at II o'clock Sunday forenoon, and
died in s hours, exhibiting some of the
svmpton,s of Asiatic Cholera has given
rise to consid cradle conversation, and per-
haps little alarm. The general feeling,
however among intelligent men, appears
20 be, that even admitting few cases oi
this disease should occur, it would be no.
thing very extraordinary, or very alarm
ing. In almost all the large cities Of Eu-
rope, where the Cholera ragged in 1872,
there have since been, at intervals, a num-
bsr of scattered cases,-but in none Of
them has it prevailed as an epidemic. :
There is no reason, that we know Of, why
Nos York shoulI be an exception to the
general rule.
The Board Of Health have not been in
session today there being no occasion
for calling them together.
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"IMfRovISo THE CONDITION. OF THE
PREss. ."-The Ogdens6urgh Times fur
nishes another item for our list Of Collar
Editors. 1t states that Mr. Hoard, Edit
or of the 81 Lawrence Republican, came
to Ogdensburgh year ago, and soon al.
ter assuming the collar, was appointed
Commissioner of Deeds. This was soon
followed by the appointment Of Inspector
OF the Revenue. From the Offices he re-
ceives about $500 year in "Spoils."
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followed by the appointment OF Inspector
Of the Revenue. From the Offices he re-
ceives about $500 year in "Spoils."
A HANDSOME oPxRArIoN.--"Nick Bid
dies Monster" says the Albany Journal,
has turned a clever penny out OF the new
G. I'D Coin Law. This law enhances the
value Of American Gold Coin at the rate
Of 5 per cent. Immediately after its pas
saga, the "Monster sent his Gold bullion
and coin to the mint, to be recoined, with
IN alloy Of per cent by which process
the Bank makes shave OF $4,000!
The editor Of the Claremont Argus is
q most ungallsnt fellow If he lived in
this State we should recommend him to
the tender mercies Of the Ducking-stool.
Has the question been asked "what has
he douel" We answor. He has pub
lished "memorial Of the undersigned la
dies of Newport" to the Legislature of
New Hampshire, praying that stop may
be put to the traffic in ardent spirits and
inserting the name Of the fair memorial
its, he has added wilfully, and with malice
propenso, tho following anti-gentlemanly,
anti-chivalrous, anti-temperate, and anti
republican
"Note. Those whose names are dis
tinguished by star, are married women
--those by a dagger, widows and those
by .ws daggers, old moids."
(Troy Budget.
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"OULD inform HE ftiends and pa
w irons that he continuos II his ola
stand one door south Coles Hotel, and
pliers for sale, Boots and Shoes Of I'll
kinds. may 10.
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b-e-en and It's Tobacco I'rade.-lt 10 not
re.hsps gene ally known that this is ono Of tho
-1H tttv,ns and snlerptising commercial cities of
ope, and that the main source Of this enterprise
... IN its Immense impcrtaions Of American tobac.
. pc,n. from 80 900 to &c, 600 hogshcads per an.
suso. we know Of one old and ricl, firm, of near
"a -en.ury standing which has for the last few
sesls imported an average Of 8 to 5000 hogsheads
r-- aonum all frsm the United States Aud it is
I..ed that the trade will still farther increase in
.4 ,ricle, as several Of the German governments,
Co. nave the monopoly Of tobacco, begin TO buy
.. socks from the Bremen merchants, which
.ar never did before TO sny extent 1t is an as
oasnus fac, that a small seaport situated fifty
..,ss VA tHe Wciscr, N the northern and distant
.s-r ~ Germany, containing only IS 600 lnhabi.
r-s u 50 penr to the important city Of Hamburg,
s.au|f BY her own dnassisted industry and skull,
r,.s .-8ieycd this commercial triumph over so
r,nr walls contendins for the same trade. But it
. ,st 20 RENE nb' red tina, Bremen, the creates
BIB rsssuc ,ewn afte, Hamburg, is free city, with
.--s la.ys and free institutions 1t should there
o-- be the studied policy Of our government, from
c5asenigl feeling both to tho political institutions
sra commercial spirit Of the Premanians, and the
to,ass4ise interest also which we have in so
,,l4abs marke, for one Of our staple commodities,
- -llilvate The most nmlcable and liberal spirit Of
iu,ercourse with them. IN. Y, Star.
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Axsexs4s.. sss.e.s.1k Il eee~ -.
- ,asi, an IN tr injured iGin, and that no new
bs hetcaiicr eres,ed, iii report - m dc m res,
set 30 ss public benefits by the two collectors and
ne COZ, nsnJsr Of tbs Navy Yard nearest the pro.
a,r.l site.
The rebuilding Of the Treasury edihcs, on ~
caf ,is former location, with ths dimensions e Inc
,iains enlarged 90 ~ to meet the wants OF Inc DC.
r neni aad rendered 6reproof for the security
e /, papers, seems Indispensable to It's convenient
,srs; ms and to the mos, valuable records eohnee
l-8 sh The public archives.
tine Report from the Commissioner OF the Gen.
.r,I Land Otf;ce 10 annexed. Many of lis snggss-
s.,a. arc highly important, and somc OF the recon-
e,sndation,. as TO changes IN this b, aneh OF the
elections Of the public money, are respectfully,
5sp. h earnestly, urged the consideration oil Con-
less,
ne Indian titles havin. Of late years been more
xla,sivcly ea,insuishsi, the quantity OF valuable
Us brought into market has increased IN amount,
s.. "a 10 place in the Treasury over three millions
.aaSi,v, instead Of about ono million, as was me
zs.. twenty years ago Within the samo period
Land Of6ces have been augmented IN number
E.l sbout eighteen to thiry-ihrce, IN actual ope-
.- on IN 1884 These encumssnces have added
-,aeh 10 he business Of that Bureau, and should
rly lead 10 u corresponding increase ~ w
IL rs, or separation from it Of some OF ITS pre-
&C i,boriou. duties; as the dim'nulion in ether
fs{u,ss IN some oihgr Bureaus, might lead or re-
se4uHs IN the number OF their Clerks, 10 the extent
.s .sed 10 the plan soon TO be submitted for the re-
-- snjlaiiSn OF The Treasury Department. At
t,ap's awe been made, during the past year, with
ftl sIccess, TO simplify the mode oil making en-
LEA 81 the General Land Office Of the sales edee-
I-9 ,omc difficult and long delayed questions OF
s.3 lnts have bean deei led greater local accommo
5s1ns and facilities furnished to the office and
3 ,sfeased convenience and promptltude, as lar as
.t. csbe with the present force OF the bureau,
h-ga ,ecn introduced 10 the asceralnmen, OF llllcs,
rs ! the collection and disbursement of the large
.I.. ut OF revenue derived from this source. But
frs cg,lati1n can alone give entire rehcf, IN the
So nj condition Of i,s enlarged duties, and At
"a $4,000 year FOR ten years, will be required
g. g expended, IN additional Clerk hire 10 dispose
= ii the writng IN arrear and that may be hereaf
az conferred necessary by the additional sass Of
ard.
Il ives me great pleasure to state, that among
r- 90 ,han fly officers and one bundled Receivers
.. .,ecls ers connected with the present system oi
a. - les ancnable to the Secretary Of the Irea-
l-sy and under his control as TO their collections.
.. .e. during the last year, has proved to be
.s.i .sr, although the money collected and pad
sss probably exceeded four mlllions.
which 10 respectfully submitted.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of tho Treasury
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NOTICE.

REiNG appointed by the County Cour, Of m.
hers'' TO superin.end the opening of a road
from the north abu,men, Of tho Toll Bridge To
SCHOOLGIRLS Ferry, shall attend, or some person
tor me- nm the 29th ofthe prescn, month, flair, il
not, then the nex' fair day thereafter, TO point on,
to such as may wish to become undertakes, the 10.
cation OF said road and the manner in which the
work Is to be e1ecu,cd-Seaed proposals. to be lef,
at John M Warvicks Office, will be required. sd.
dressed to me as Supsrintcndent-where / shall at.
'enu on Inc Eth of January next, to decide which
wl be accepted In oil cases the expression of the
shortest time for the execution Of the work il des
raoe' "ne third ofthe money will be paid when tn.
contract Is entered into At which time, bond with
satisfactory security will be required Of the under
'akcr Tor the falhful performance Of the CONTRACT
one 'h'rd when the work is half completed, of whicr
am TO be tho judge, and The other third when the
road is completed. GEORGE MARKHAM
n. :. Superintendent, &c.
DsS' - 4fif
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English and Classical School.

NHE subscriber will open a School in 'ha
Il place, the 18th of January next. on the Cou'
house hill, in the white house, adjoining the ono
occupied by Miss N. Bryce. His course Of 'ns'Se
ton will comprehend the common branches Of IN
slish education, Algebra, and the Latin and G.'FA
Languages. Ample testimonials of his qualIh'a1
tiens will be exhibited to any person who may 's'e
II. he promises to those who will favor HIM ~"'
their patronage strict auer!ion to the intellectual"
well as moral improvene" of his pupils.
TERMS.
For tuition in the English Language 10 do'a't
and in the Ancient Languages Sl2 so, per Session.
of five months. VIM. TUDOR YANCEl'
D,el5 w4Jf
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.osn,-By The Speaker, OF The Prssdxs. snd Or
r,clons Of tn. Lynehburg Manufacturing Company
for IN amendment Of their Charter, so a. to oil ow
them the privilege OF renting, working and using
the Lynchb1rg Mills for the purpose Of their eos-
ton Factory.
On motion ofMr Burton it was
Rtsoired, That leave be given TO bring IN bill
10 authorize the County Court Of Campbell, to
eau,e the lands within The limits Of the county, to
be professional, whenever 1t shal appear TO them
that the interest ofthe lands in said county require
II.
On motion Of Mr.. Cline, the House adjourned
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auction Sales.

I'm tuesday night the 9th. shall resume ",
" night Auctions. and regularly continue ' w."
every Tuesday and Friday nights during inc
and Winter months. My stock will be sue" N.
will suit the season and sold in small lots ~"
dsv sales will be every Wednesday at II e''..
Of Groceries, Furniture, &c. &c Fsvors no" III
country are particularly invited, as my sales -.
DC regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Aue'
Sept. ., 1884. ".
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Cash fOr NegrOes.
Dec. Is

WYE will pay n" highest cash prices for u
w the likely YOUNG Nessoes. Of both ,.,,..
.ro" II 10 % or 81 .esrs Of age. we can oct,
Those wishing TO sell ore seqsesed 10 sste, to John
A. Rowan, at Lynehssxg. ~ letter o. e,hsr~;se,
ROWAN L HARRIS.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
cHE NEWS FROM FRANCE.

"HE NEWS FROM FRANCE
,erns no, TO be certain that the inform ,,ion as
A. formation of the New Cabinet Of the
Z the French 10 correct. The New York
81 ~, Of Tuesday evening, says that Let
o he Editor OF that Journal from q good
-e at Have, furnishes the following lnfor-
..1:
" fIAvhr Nov II, 1891.
s'ung certain was known as 10 who would
arrt MInisry, when the Estaleue left Pa
'veR.ns a. 6 o'clock.
the morning papers msn'i onsd the fol-
t..
N l,.s, President Of The Council and Foreign
ts.
$500. l;udemiuet-War.
Sd, Priot do la i.oz,ers-Inistior.
n Ct1mon- Finance.
g. as, Dupin- Commerce.
- Cousin or Pussy Public Instruction.
81. Parsil, and Adml. Jacob, remaining Minis
"a Of !a,ilcc and Marine"
fu.e, n viii be perceived, Gays The American
wholly different liz, from tina, published yes,cI
..F-.tai ~ oar correspondent states that up t
o', o-s Of the evening Of the l0lh when tn
.i a'rUe ief PARIS, nothing certain was knowr
,oa- the Paris morning pupets Of the l0i
... ai5'cl the above list, and ns the Formosa lie
IRE On the evening Of The lllh, j, seems reason
20 ca o'udc that the information We now Civ
4pe latest, and that tho import Of it, A. regards
w Cabinet, is that nothing wa, decided.
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FOR IL EMIT.

FOK RENT.
Ass: : So: :: !; ! e.; :;
sion may be had earlier. by applying to the P'''
ent tenant. WIN RADFORD'
Oct % wits
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Q very valu able young Negroes
AT AUCTION.

e WILL sell, without reserve, on Monday, the
q 29tn inst. ., the Red House, in the county of
C.bafiote 30 Valuable Young Negroes, consisting
4 Men, Boys and Gfls.-The sale will be con.
al;.s5 by John r. u. Payne. Purchasers may rest
satisfied that no part Of the Slaves will be sold
befsrs The day Of sale.
WIN. B. ARMISTEAD
s-- TIE tsgws Of the above sale (ins,cnd Of cash,
s. sissoA in the handb'l) win be six months Gre
dit, th. purchasers giving negotiable notes, salts
;sctoriy endorsed.
Dec IS ids
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NOTICE..

& II. hersons indebted TO the subscriber, are re-
"a qsesed to call and pay OF their respective s,-
eoast, before l,t January, 1885. as longer indul.
.c1se cstrnot be gwen.
# ARMISTEAD AYRES.
HeB.--The subscriber will in a few Gays re-
ceiye tn assortment Of Confectionaries Fruits, &c
o.. ae VII of which be viii dispose OF on accom-
no,s.,ir- terms. for cash. A. A.
I5se. 10 Sti
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Coin mbi1 s 4 DE-. 4

A, the late term Of the U Cd Stale. Corr, winch
has Just closed its session in this pln.c judge Lee
pr cslding, the T@Htrs were tried and convicted Of
making a.d passing oounte,fcn money Alien
Twliiy WINS sentenced to SIX years Imprisonment
and ont thousand dollars fne-Dlvid Twuv 10
seven years imprisonment and ono thousand do
lars fine. Counsel for he defendants, were Mes.
srs. Williams and Cohen; for the Unnsd Sl..,,
Col. Gilchri.l and General w. Thompson
HYe
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LOUISVILLE, (Ky.) Nov. 29.-The ,ral Of Geo
Jnmes Froter came on, Monday last, in The
Spencer Circuit Court for shooting a, Geo y.
Prentice, with intent to kill. The examination OF
witnesses and the plcadngs occupied nearly two
daysthe facts disclosed were such a, o cause III.
jury 10 return with grea, pronPt,uds, a verde, Of
&" NOT GUILTY"
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The bus, Of Napoleon, taken by r.. Anton
march, Immediately after his death at st. Helen.
Was presented to the city Of New Olsans by IL,
Dr.. on the 23d ul.. The presentation took place n
= special sitting ofihe CITY Council The .ekao~.
ledsmcns Of the Corporation were mad. 10 Tho
donor by tho Mayor, 10 which suitable reply Wa
returned
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bishop Stone, of the Profession, Episcopal Church
OF Maryland, made jaunt to the depot oft Sss
quchanna Rail Road. aud was waking on the EN-
bankmen when placing his foot on shell or PEI
bic, he siippe down and broke his leg. lie imme'
d'atey received the best medical treatment, but no
thing farther is detailed