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red by his republican brethren; God speed him in his
present mission.
BY Jesse Smith The little Mogican-who can call
up spirits from the Vastly deep and raise the very devil
among his adversarcs.
BY Robert w. Nuttcr. The Exposition of the 25th of
April iast-A document speaking the language of thr-
teen millions of irccmen; lucid and plain: France owes
US; VIC must be paid
SESrEScE OF Carr. REAp.-Capt. Read of the Navy,
was tred upon i've distinct charges ouch having three
specifications:
Charge firs.-Condpc, uubecoming an officer and a
gentleman
Seeond.-O Oppression
7hird.-Cruelty
nrth.-Scandalous conduct.
fYh-Volaon Of the Both article of the act for better
government of the Navy of the United States.
der the charge itself Of conduct unbecoming officer
put not guilty Of that part which charges him with
duet unbccomng gentleman.
Inc court also found him guilty of the second and fk
chsrges guilty of all the specifications of the third and
on charges but not guilty Of the charges themselves
Upon tins finding, the court do hereby sentence the
accused, Captain George c. Read TO be suspended from
the service of the United States for one wear
This decision made by the on the LIST july
ana tse sentence approved by the Navy Department
the 2oth.-.friay and Mary Chronicle.
MANY GnMoRr.-We learn that since the decision Of
Judge Randall, restoring Mary Gilmore to her home
several gentlemen have been active searching into the
rum oil Mr. Gilnores statement relative Mary s
hio'ncr pcng white woman and they have been sue
cessfuj Mary is the daughter Of Mrs o Conner a ma
tive OF Ireland, who died in the Ashouse about three
years after Mary left with the Gmotes and in order
10 save the girl iromeny future arrest upon such
ter OF Mrs Conner To be established before udi-
cia tribunal-Fhd. o. S. GG-
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to thu Square-sll on the North Easter
ly side OF the Square to Warren street
(except the Bunker Hill Bank, which 10
Of stone) and where its progress was ar
rested by Skinner s. Hurc's store, which
was saved by ten inch brick waii-and
all the buildings on the street leading to
the Navy Vary, as far as the Creek:
This will convey an idea Of the extent OF
the devastation.
The total number Of buildings destroy
cd is estimated at nearly seventy, and the
loss of property at 100000.
We subioin memorandum of the IN
surance effected at the different offices
so far as we have been able to ascertain
Iit-today (Commencement) being holi'
day, and the books Of some of the Offices
not accessible Manufacturers Insurance
Co. $4,000, Neptune $4,000, Fire
mems $l2, 900, Merchants 50, 600, .Mu
tual $4,000, Mutual (Middlesex) $2o,
OOO-$ OF ,OOO.-[ Boston Transcript.
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Arr al Fall River. 2rh. brig Union, Frink, Of
this port, fin piciou for Somerset 26ih, brig Tx
change, Carr, Of do from Pctou.
Al New York. 10th, chips Henry Nv. Gardner.
Have. t; Saratoga, hathaway, New Orlssns Aa-
son, O'Neil, Charleston brig Illmmaleh,, Norton,
Por au Prince schr Bollna, Lowe, Gonalves
Cid ships Duncan. Randall. Aiarseilles John w.
Cater, Rose, Jamaica.
Arr 2lst. ship Newark. Durfes. Savannah briy'
Zealand, Heating. Opor.o Sarah 4 Phebe, Bah
bage, Lubec Champion, Thompson. Maraenibo ;
Josephine, tSw1 Gerzlacr. Gottenburg sch's
Thorn, Taylor Carthagena Brutus Stockley, Port
nu Plat. Cid ships Kentucky, Berry. New Or
leans Belle, Aisrvin, Savannah (; brigs Gov Tenn
pie, Williamson. st Marys, River GAMBIA For
tuna. Moberg. Antwerp Sea Drift. Hoy,. Mobile.
A, Cape Haytien. Ang. 7th. brig Arabian. Gard
ner, Of this port, for Boston in 10 days
Sailed from Fall River. brig Enterprise. Bray
ION. of,his port, for Pictou. 9Th. ship Aucus,
Burr, for do.
Cid a, Liverpool, 2ls,. ship America, Child, N.
York.
Spoken, Aug 22d. off Nantucket Shoals. schr
Bee, 80 days from Halifax, N S. for New York.
Ship Ganges, Bodfsh, from Pacific Ocean arr
at Nantucket, Wednesday morning last.
OF st Michnels, 25 July, ship Alexander, Price,
from New Bedford Cor Pacific Ocean, 8 month out,
no oi-had left the second mate at Fayal, with
broken arm, aud ono boat stesrer. disabled.
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BRroHroN MAnKEr, August "a.
Reported for the B,

n Reported Tor The BostOn FAITIotF >.
Al Market, 100 Beef Cattle, 4S5 Stores, 70
Cows and Calves, 2440 Sheep and 90 Swine.
Prices Beef Caitle-Prces Of some quaitrs
have further declined, as will be perceived by our
quotations. 4 few very fine were taken al S3s /;
prime sos a 3ls Cd; good 27sa 2ss Sd thin
Oxen and Cows, 24s u25s Cd two year old 2is
q 22s Cd. ~
Stores -Yearlings 6 so a $s; two year old IL
Is. -
Cows and Calves-Sales II. 10, 20, 25, 20 and
S35.
Sheep quick, Ordinary at los. los. Cd
and lis middling l2s, l3s Cd and las better
qualities las Cd, l5s, los Cd and It's.
Swins--'rhoss at market have been before re-
ported A few sales only at retail, without weigh
ing.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN

ARRIVED.
Angus, 2iss--schr Betsy & Polly. Berry. Cutie
hunk.
Sloop Eclipse, Barnaby. Providence.
22d-soop Bridgewatef, Mason do.
2sd--rloop A, Mariah, Ingraham do.
A2lth--sloop Amey. Baker, Cu.tshunk.
SIoop Meteor, Phinney, Gardiner.
sloop Esssx, Ingrahsn, Cuitelunk.
s5,h--sloop Eliza, Law,on. Providence.
Sioop Abigail. Slocuin. Cuitshunk.
27,h--s;oop Hope. Carr. Kingston via Proyi-
dsnco.
Sloop Eliza. Lawton. Providence.
sloop Sit Marian. Ingraham 90.
Sioop Almirs, Colbey. Cultslunk.
I SAILED. Aug 22d-- sloop Msssss. Barlow,
Cn,tehunk.
Sloop Eclipse, Barnaby, Albany.
Sloop VIM Penn. Munro, Nantucket
25th--sloop Brdgewa,er, Mason, Albany.
Schr Bctsey * Polly. Berry. Cui.ehunk.
27th---sloop Abigail. SIocum do.
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"The Lords Of the British Treasury have dis
missed several revenue officers. charged with ia
tsfforing in The recent elections"
Even in monarchical government, II seems
they will not allow OryIcE-HoLDERs 10 interfere
in elections. But in our free governmsns the
more votes man can controI,-1hs moro active
he is in interfering in elections, and more voters
he can bring 10 tho polls The better fitted he IL for
any office in the Executive and for such. and such
services only. have many been rewarded and con-
tinued in office by the present administration:
[POrtland Advertiser.
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Providence and Stomingfon Rail Road
The Charter Of this road is perpetual, and grants
a monopoly for thirty years. The whole line with
shs exception OF six miles near Greenwich. has
boen put under contract twelve .miles are nearly
graded and will be ready for the rails in very
few weeks The whsrves, &c. at Stoningion and
q large Hotel. are in progress. and il w expected
that the rails will be laid ON the whole line and the
road in operation by the fall Of 1886: The dist.
snce to New York by this and tho Long Island
road, is rs miles shorter than the present Steam
boa, route. (Boston Advertiser
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UNION HOUSE.

YNHE undersigned having Pufchaseo
this house and made many im-
provemenss ON the same, IL now ready
10 serve the public in bis line OF profess
sion, and pledges himself that no exsrtlon
on nis part shall be wasting, TO give those
who visit this House entire satisfaction.
This House is situated on the main road
from Providence and Fall River, and half
way between the Ferries and IL one Of
the plsasantest spots in the New England
Stales. The lodging rooms are all sspa-
rate and airy, aud attached to the house
is fine hall ON the second story, and ss-i
rparate from the body Vi shs house .
large stable 10 also attached 10 the prsmi-
ses, aud many other convsncies 10 render
the visits Of lhoss who bestow their
patronage, ,agrees3le.
A few more boarders can be accom-
modated al this delightful retreat, where
they can enjoy pure air and retirement
from the bustle of cities and towns.
The Stages pass daily TO and from Provi-
dencs and New Bedford, one Of the most
travelled roads in these parts, il being
eiph. miles from Providence, ten from
PaMtucket, ten from Fall River, and three
from Warren.
Select Parties entertained al short mo-
tee, and IN style that will suit every
age, as he IL thoroughly acquainted With
the business having been brought up in
it, and Is willing to be the public's humble
servant.
Clam Bakss and Chowders prepared Vi
short notice and in the best order. with
all the dainties that the see and shore
affords, with many Of the vsristiss aud
luxu,ies Of this happy land. A share Of
the public patronage - solicited:
ALVAN COLE.
Swanzey, July 25, 1885. II !.
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BENJAMLyN G. SHORT,


Warren Ladies Seminary.
1MvHE Fall Term of this Institution
will commence on WEDNES-
DAY, September 18th, and con,inne Is
weeks. Price of tuition from S3,7 to
S., so for the term. Extra charges for
Lectures, Drawing and Painting, Orna-
mental Needlswork, Calisth' ncs, and
Music. Board $l so per week, or ST.,
rs, washing included. Fuel aud lights
extra.
1, may not be improper to state, that
the patronage already extended TO this
Institution fully warrants the conclusion
that from its reputation, il ~ established d
upon permanent basis and we think
that such as entrust the education OF their
daughters to the supervision of the Prin-
cipal and Inst, uctors OF the V,a,ren La
dies Seminary, will find their confidence
duly appreciated, and their daughters
trained in " wisdsm's ways," which 'ars
peasantness.
Information relating to the School viii
be given by tho Principal, Mr.. r. A.
COFFlN, or either ofihs Trustees, yiz:
S. p. CnILD, Esq.
j. WILLIAMS, Nj. ID.
Mr.. JomS LUTHER.
f. HENRI Y II. LUTHER,
Secretary efhs Board.
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ONE CLNT REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber, in
H. Swanzey, Mass. on the 18th inst,
JAMEs BRIocs, colorsd boy, sgsd II, an
apprentice to the Farming business. All
persons are forbid harboriug or trusting
him on my account, a. l shay pay no
debs Of his contracting.
SAMUEL GARDNER, I'd.
Swanzey, aug %.
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From the N, Y. Journal Of Commerce.
ELECTIONS.

MIssouRI.-As Ear as the returns have been,
received, General Ashley (W) has l0,ss4 votes
for Congress Strothsr ivB) 1915 Harrison
(vB) 1888 Birch (wl 7Ses. Gen ,s A.nsy rs
large majority against the proposed Convention
for a revision Of the Constitution.
Tennessee.--As fass as heard from Cannon
(yV) for Governor has 32,l9 votes Carroll
fA.iui) 27,is4; Humphreys (W) 6296. Hunts
man II elected to Congress over David Crockett,
and Dunlap over Williams. The entire Delsga-
,ion is therefore heard from, and stands a. follows
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School Books.

NNHE subscriber has on hand for sale,
IL Smiths productive grammar, MUIR
rays grammar, Goods book OF nature,
Mason on self knowledge, Smiths ar''h-
me,ick, Parley's geography, Matte Brun,s
do. and atlas, Morse's do do, Angels
UA On Nos. I, 9, 8, 4, 8, and 6 tiood-
rich's history and supplement, A'den's
spelling book, english reader, accomp'
books, memorandum books, bank books,
writing books, paper, quilts, ink stands
states, pencils, SC.
SAMUEL WHEATON.
nov 90
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VINE the subscribers having been
" appointed by the Honors BILE
Court of Probate OF the town OF War
rem, Commissioners TO receiv, aud exam
inc the claims Of the creditors against the
estate Of EsA
BENJAMIN. C. SHORT,
late of Warren, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice that six
months from the date hereof being al
lowed for receiving said. claims, we will
attend at our respective dwellings, during
said period, for the purpose alol ssaid.
'HEZ. BOSWORTH, } ~
HAIL NJ SISSOIv, Comr's.
ISAIAH COLE,
Warren, aug. 10. ra
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A IL persons in Warren and its vi
"A cinity having claims against DIR.
Amasa Humphreys. bearing date prior to
June 81, 1884, are requested to present
the same to the subscriber at Providence,
Immediately. f. BOURN, Assignee
to A. Humphreys.
Auugst Is. 3w ..rc'
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FRESH
FALL GOODS.
REED q ORMSBEEs

.Nos. 29 and 81 Chsapside, Providence,
RE now opening large and valua-
fA-bls assortment Of seasonable Goods,
which they offer at wholesale only, on as
good terms as can be purchased in this
city or elsewhere. A liberal credit will
be given for good note, to be paid at ma
turity. Among the Goods are the follow
Ing-3OO pieces black, blue, brown, OIL
i've. mulberry, Roman purple, drake neck,
invisible green, Oxford, and steel mixed
Broadcloths ITS pieces black, blue,
fawn, stone, peach, Essex mixed, drab,
sage, green, lavender, purple slate, ca.
det, Oxford, and steel mixed Csssiineres
Of assorted qualities, ATS pieces Sa,inets,
all colors and qualities. r..
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FRESH GOODS.
,Ed,uard H.ThasrstOn,
MERCHANT TAILOR

AND DEALER IN DRY GOODS GENERALLY,
MO. H.. Market square, hss this wees re-
~ ceiysd from AUCTION in Boston, and other
sour Gee. a large and vxlusbls sssortment q 90
sonable Goods, which ne offers for sale o. %
low prices ss they Can be obtained in tn~ CITY,
He would invite his customers ana irenos, Ps'-
ticulaily those who are IN the hapn Of PsymH
cash. 10 give him CALL before Purcnss'"g eIe.
where. Among the Goods are soPerhne Loneon
and French Broadcoths |; colors, black, oiue.
olive. invisible green, ciaret and mrlberry--Sas
s,mer,s. black, blue, lavender, stone. sage green
drab and slate drab silk, valencia. ve'soi ana
Msrss,les vestings-cravats, stocks, g'o.es'
.u.nende,s ponyee aud bsndanna hsndk erch's!s
oIa,n and .tr,pcd sstineis, colored camcncs, Il
rish Iinsns, brown linens. brown ana o'sscnso
suffolk dr,lI,ngs, brown aud bioached snestng'
blea ched shjrttng, calIcoss, furniture c"'uA' im-
an and cotton thfescs, sewing sllks and 'wst>
LASTING buttons. mems and women's cotton hose,
,,ck n,s,' Burlap's striped Jean, oil closhs, red
oadd,n,. duck, silk and cotton umbrellas, bock.
ines. Also, piece Of rob roy, which he WA
sell very cheap.
,.. ys q. hand. and in good order, such 80 su-
na.ine h,.ck. blue, bros n, aud olive irock ane
sress coats. A few box coats which he Will sen
Al about cost. Brosdciotb. vaIenc's, veises
bombssine, silk aud Marseilles ves's-o:os'
black, brown snd mxeo brosd.iosh psn,s 80
s,mere do. of all the stripes, shades ssa 4ssl,-
tics, striped satino, do-worese:
bIea achsd and unbIeached coi'sn ~
shirts with ino linen bosoms 's'''
| collars cotton flannel drs"en - ...hs-
| Ivhts MsrseilIes vests, nees "coAss
y. .. for psrtienlsr oecss'ona. always %
ham ans :" =, de 10 measure, 10 6ra rate ss-
an warranted to give Satisfaction.
Terms, cash. a.
p..s,dence. March 10, 1883. sm.
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GINoHLN9S
LEATHER PRESERVER.

Nm improved composition For preserving,
IA sefi en,ng, and renewing the strength OF
Leather. FOR Boots and Shoes, this article s
most valuable, rendering them pliable ant easy
10 the feet, aud when used in proper quantities,
WATER PROOF. II prevents drying and
crscking gives u softness and elasticity to the
leather. and renders il moro durable, ss well as
more agreeable to those who would avoid we,
feet. Tn. Composition lie also admirably adapted
to benefit chase-tops, harnesses, factory bands,
engine hose, and all other articles exposed TO
The wet, or which are liable to become dry and
hard. II may be put on ,D'th a sponge or cloth
mop the leather being tedrm.
eo- The price is so reasonable, that II Is Tor
the interest of all conccred, 10 purchase and use
, his important article.
For sale by
aupoo. JAMES GARDNER.
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WARREN ACADEMY
AND
dNlnssscn1 SchOOu.

Classical school.
NNHlS lnsthution will commence its
first term, under new orguniza-
tion, OH Tuesday, the 18th Of September
next. Arrang en,ents have recently been
made which will increase nsmeans Of in
struction, and render j, equal 70 any simi-
lar institution in the country. Instruction
will be given in Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, History, Geography, Arlthmetic,
bookkeeping, Natural Philosophy, the
Languages, and the higher branches of
Mathematics, including Navigation,S &C. -
: Terms of instruction from $3.50 to
Sc 90 per torn, Varying according to the
branches studied. All the other branch
es usually studied at Institutions Of this
kind will be taught On terms correspond
ing to the above. Occasional lectures
will be gwen on various subjects connect
cd with the studies. Board at ST. so per
week.
The Academy is situated in a central
part Of Warren, sufficiently retired for the
purposes of study. The town is pleasant
ly located, being generally healthy at all
seasons Of the year, and peculiarly free
from allurements 70 dissipation andvies.
1t is believed that this Institution will
afford important advantages TO young
mrn designing to prepare Tor College, the
counting room, or any Of the ordinary
avocations OF life.
ELIAS MAGOUN,
ALFRED BOSWORTH,
Instructors.
w. A-.,.,.s tS foQS
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DIED,

In Fall River, on the 18th inst. Abigail Antho-
dy, rect ofthe late Job Anthony, Of Somerset.
aged 5O--a worthy member OF the Society Of
Friends.
In Rshobo,h. on the sth inst. Mr.. Caleb Car
pentsr, aged 81 years.
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MA IL R led.

In Taunton, on the 22th inst. Samuel Watson
Esq. of Nashville, Tenn. TO Charlotte. daughter Q
the Hon. Marcus Morton. Of T.-On the .0t
inst. Mr.. John Watts TO Miss Mary Jones.
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ALSO,
bales blue, drsb, and olive DufiIs
2 do blue, green. and drab Pilot Cloths
l do drab kersey (; do blue do
do a and point Blankets
Is do red, white, yellow. and green Flannsls,
all qualities
do brown, olive and drab Petershams
2 do "a and Ga red Paddings
2 do superior and common Canvass Duck
2 do Russia Sheetings
do Ravens Duck
do Diapers
do Crash
8 do Metheun Ticks
! 2 do Lowell aud Metheun Ducks
8 do Suffolk Drills
z do Stripe Shir,ings
l case Silesius. all coors
de Brown Linens
2 do Duckrs,ns
2 do 3-4 and 7-s colored Cambricks
10 Do 7-S and A bleachsd COttons
2 do 3-4 and A Nankins
Q do blue, drnb. and assorted Sewing Silk
z do Eelveteens
do Goats Hair Csmblets
ALSO,
Valencia, Toilnett, Silk, and Marsoil-
les Vsstngs, comprising very large as
sortment.
MarshalPs patent Thread, Twist, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Suspenders, Silk Velvets,
Tapes, sc. SC.
CONSTANTLY FOR SALE.
Robinson's justly celebrated Gilt But
tons, from GO cts to SIC per gross, among
which are some new and splendid pat
terms for coats and vests, at the manu-
facturers' prices.
Also, WilIis,on Lasting Buttons, all
colors, sizes aud qualities.
August ~. CIV.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship MAGNET, -, Pacific Ocean.
t-Tn Letters and packages sent to this Office,
free of expence will be despatched by the first or
Portunity. e ~
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AiaJama.-.Re,urns from 20 counties give
Clay non-commi,tsl) for Governor. 10, ,726 votes
Parsons, (Whits-nullifer.) S,206.
Tsnnessee.-As far a. hsafd from, Cannon
IVY has 1879 votes for Governor Carroll
i(Tory) 2s.2ss Humphreys (W.) 6s24. Twsn
~ counties remain to be heard from. The Globe
admits the election Of Cannon.
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The ELECTION. The Journal Of yesterday
contains reported majorisics from Cumberland,
Foster, Glocester, Cranston. and Coventry, not
given in the returns published in another column.
These returns give Burgss ssas. Cranston sl4o,
Psarcs $3.50, ,spragus $3.50. The town Of Charles
town is the only one not hsnrd from. Il is how
ever reported ,hst Mr.. Burgess has majority
We have also heard Of several scattering votes a.
n,ounting to from l4to 20. How these Will Affect
the election we cannot say with certainty.
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,roANTey MATTINGs--supcrior mst,ing'
W for sale at LONG ROOM.
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NOTICE.

(aHINGLlNG HATcBETs for sale BY
~ July 4. JAMES GARDNER.
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NOTICE..

Warren, August 10, 1885.
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:Isven for White-Two for Van Bsren
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Our Citv.-T There are ten blocks Of brick
buildiues that will average six teneInenis to a
block and forty six dwelling houses more going
up and finishing 10 this city besides these are
cellars and foundations preparing for the erection
or I2 mors This 10 exclusive Of nearly as many
.ubs,antiai brick stores, now in progress IN tine
hu,iness part Of the city. The streets are UNDER
soiog thorough reform. and oil about us evincss
q condition Of general drift and prosperity. AZ an
exhibition Of foreign and ceasting business connect
sd with Bangor, there were yesterday In the river.
70 bs counted from the wharves. FIVE brigs, forty
schoousrs and four sloops. Bangor Wing.
Mr Trusbody Of Gloucester. whose melancholy
a.,,h from, n fall was stated in our last, was bu-
rod bv the side Of sixteen Of his children BY one
wifi. lie has left five children living tSalsm
Gazette.
Military La,c.-Ws understand that after
mature consideration, the Governor has declined
20 aix lis signature 10 the militia law passed nj
the last session, and consequently cannot 60 into
.A.c,. Some Of the provisions are found to be too
questionable 10 bo enfosced-and the subject will
be referred to the consideration Of the next Lcgis-
Iuiurs. baltimore Chronicle.
The receipts on the Boston and Worcester Rail
Ro,d. during the last week, amounted TO S4,I3
81. viz from passengers SA,2s6, and from freight
sac Gs,
E, Music MATTERS LOOK OUT. The 'a'
A,m.,, Courjss says A passenger IN the west
EN- states that as he passed through Alabama
49, nndsr.,ood that adge Crawford. Of that State,
haa .ho, a music spachsr dead. for improper liber-
,;.s ,,keo with his daughter. while engaged In
giving bsr lcssors on the piano
Choosing wife is like dipping the hand INTO
bag containing ninety y-nine snakes ana one eel
Ninety nine to QUE you catch the oe'' DO say'
Noah.
CAUSE Ann Eryxcr. We clip the following
paragraphs from papers before u.s. in the hope '"''
,hev may psrchance fall under the observation Of
,oms iuebris,e, and induce him to correct his h'-
bits.
Mvnpyps.-The Wiseassct Intellissncer says
,ha, man in that town named Sordsp, in drunk
an quarrel with his son On Tuesday evening last,
.,sbbed the latter very seriously in the abdomen
and bress,, .hought dangerously. lie was COM
,r;,,,J FOR trial before The Supreme Cour, nel'
month. Both fAthsr and son wsfs addicted to IN
temperate habits.
A man by ,hs name Of Abijah Reed. OF frank
cor,' Ms. has bsss committed to Jail in Belfast
shs,s.d with killing M John West. his ne'shoor'
by striking him oa The bead with bsg' which
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