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JACOB BOND sroN;
!. .,xPres,drsinf the S-Inafc.
.P,TRi X ,NDB,.E
O..,..,.a,,i aIixnS
speaker of the Hpa.e Of Represenl a,ires

!: .FRAUDstS. PACKING COTTON.
The tu;louing iuseres.ing proceedings
have been communicated fos publication
in the Courier. Il
Ata General Meeting Of sh, Liverpool
American Chamber Vi Coln'aerce. held
9Th of November, 1876. for lie purpose
uf taking iulp. consi .!eratsn and adopting
The mos, eat e,uai measures for the pre-
vrulien Of frauds in the packing of Cot
snn in The U,,i,ed i,alrs-T. Is. Barclay.
Esa. President, in the Chair: a memorial
wsssrsad tru,n ihe .Asseeialistssol Cotton
Dr .k.rs, entering .inlo4 detail Of the grie.
vaures enmplained of: twas
Resslred. rha. Tie same be printed and
appended 10 the present proceedings.
{, was ais. Resoirtd, Thatil be respect
fully submitted 10 The factors and merchant"
Ut the shipping ports, To consider the expe,
dieney Of applying 10 the legislatures "l
their respecuye States for the enactmch'
OF laws. 10 make j. Imperative on each
plaats. To- hasc his naiac aud residence
wri.,en or stamped on each .'aesagc; tbs
cfsecs1,i vhirI, " au'i hc 10 stimulate him
~ iacreased care in The packing "i h''
Col on. "a that his reputation m,ghi D.
established aud preserved; aud whereby
,hosc having no claims 10 REDRESS nigh:
he enabled more readily 10 subsiantints
them.
L. was further suggested. that iia ths
mean While the planters should be rcques'
ted s..hn,ar,j9 10 sffix their names or
Tho packages, i, being thH "pinion "i this
meeting. Ihai Cotton 50 di..insu's''e'
would command "a preference IN The sale
IN this market.
i,was also observed. that ss the frauds
are n.,, generally discovered until 'ht
C,,tan is opened u, the factories, from
whcnte the damas-d part. ar The whole
package, 10 returned To the importer "i,t
exprases, i,s is frequently ,llsd upon ,'
nav losses lsas af.cr his. accounts haze
treo srliic.i with tho shippers or "vner'
: Of ibc Cotton: uho again have an such
csscs II sill more remote period Il
.rk nf rcdrrss from the factors ur plan
= R.,olrtd. That these resolutions b'
si.,r,I by the Preside ni,s aud pfin;ed, a'I
Iha, tho ncmbers Of this As.''e'a'''n b'
desired 10 ,traas,ni, them 10 their cores
poadeu,s 10 the Uniicd states, with are
aucs, ,tia. they will adopt such mcasi'rr
A. nav appear 10 lhcsn mos. likely 10 &c
co,npi,.a tho ohjee, In question.
tSignc,ll -,
c.n.s R,esys .a.esciaiie.,
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ed, skall, oa cpnyiefiona,hereOf, assalolesaid,
for the Girs;.etfauce, be sentenced topas ten
dollars, andiobe iimpr.soi,sd faksa isfm. Of
sno, mo, ,hanssi. months and MOI lssslhaan an
'iiie n,on.h.
Sec. q. And be u further .,en ,c.ed By the
au,6o-,,y afofesaid, That If any pefsol, or
pcfsoas swIphasoeytt, shall a second LINE be
conyieted IN aay coart Of sess ohs as afote::
'.and. .of lfaudatenay packing any bag. bale OF
l,al.s o. ssot:ou,, sor exhibiting or offrlns
i.e sss,e Tor sale. as before specified and de-
scribsd 10 Uni, act, he, she or they shall Tor
ch sec0nd offence, and essty other there
alter, be- -ss .,encetl.t rccaise nM more than
awepty lsshct. nor less tiian FIVE lashes Oh
The bs.e bark, aud he iurher liable 10 all the
dis,biIiis.s which. by co.nmnn law or other
wlse, m J, uoa be supposed on such as,have
suffered corporal palr..insni. -.
In he Senate House, the iweniy-lra day
{. rs- OF december. IN the Year Of osF Lord
( 4, one thousand e,ghthandred and twenty
=. lso, aud il, she iotiy.scven,h year ol
Is. Independence Of the Upi.cd STATES
1oissAmerIca., .-s.,ssi
80, JACOB BOND .p,lN;
-.sPres,drmnf the S-.natc.
!. 2 4...:P,TRi. X sNDB,.E,
speaker of the Hp,.e Of Representatives
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Address.

The undessivneJ. III obedience TO the di-
ree,ior al she Coss.sIs.ioSfRs. vauid nv'ts
.he ar,entipn sof his .tsilos cis,zens 10 tic
sbbiee., oi tic RA,L RAD. COVE riaS.
rhicb $50 be held si: KDoAsiIie. 10 the State
M T T.nnesse,s uNg THE 4rn OF July NEXT.
= The object iof that Convection IS. to bring
together, by their Delegates, toe Peopln OF
"a, The States directly mtetcstet IN Tho pro
posed Rail Rosds which q To- extend: from
iChsffes,on TO tho Ohm RIver: Iiisrery de-
sirsbie thai Soo,h Z Carolina sh,,utd be fully
and ably represented, @in,,hat sCenycn,nn -
40 Stale can hasa.a deeper Interest ,n The
Ipsopaeel Resd l, IS aox certain thai, Ohio.
'rcnncsee. Kan,nck,, North Catai,aa, aud
| Gce.sia, viii send to tina cos,ent.oo.z many
tcs u,eis ,bIes nasr,. deeply increased 4, Tic
si c.s.s III the ork; and II Is expected. that
be measures, 10 be iI,e.e adgpied, wsil exert
i eop,ro,liug it dacnce upra TIE an .erlak,ng.
ii o,ds. .aa these ncssures should be con.
cercs III aisdun. and b. guided BY spgi,
al c.,neiiia.tun and harmony Iii i OF ihc
lias, impair snec that Anpte information s.'oald
he sgr .sd b fare iho Cohrea.i.s. 10 relation
n ,tic tcs.yiycrs and ciisractrr OF she q hole
county. through WITCH tf,o psopos~d Road
may pass. Xnh these sicns the e.',zcar of
-,s,.h { ta.aIns are csfnestY requested 10 as-
srm,Ih .ailr.s respective p,d'r'al .diancts.
and sppoint Dc!rgslcs 10 the Kuax,ills Gpa'
r~nisou.s Tho masa. ude asj ampof' anee OF
Tho proposed uork = MOI sot,ly 10, aar osa
sl.,s, .,.,, u, on1 sshac sesnutty si.i pfsausse
~AkA hath
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bition. FOL. any nun, 20 connect hls name
win this noble en,efpfizc. Win Mrs
Fsa,h erstonehaugh, We llavs.sno ,Tssssallal
.slca usin,ance. hui if he.bs tbe gc1i'rnesl
'nf il,a, name wflo mas h.en,so fnTg before
the public. he is mu.n md is.ersedly dis
for his scishtific mstsinnents:
As an cn,inen. miuetalosisl. eur mnun-
,ains ,s,lIsfiord hun as6as held Tor his rf.
scrrches. 80 '<- -
We uaderstaad ,hs, alter making all ti's
necessary arrangements Tor The prosec'f'
ton OF The ues s.. the COMMISSIONER ad.
j'aInrd 90 assembled again ut Plat R,cs,
o:.the 20.h Of June next. with vies
thereto meet their Engineers. and pre-
pare report, 10 be lail. before The hne1-
vii.e Conyen,ipn on hn4th Of July. :.
Prior 10 the -adjnnrnmen, OF The Board,
Col. GLAsDlso lad bef1rr them q, IN IS nj
isiuablc mfo,malDn OF, The suiiect OF the
proposed Rau Road, e.pes;ailY in :eonness:
-,son ~i,h :shc resources OF the extensive. re
gioa wuh wEichh 1t viii opon enmwur,ost.on
Which was deemed BY the, Board Of such
Importance as 10 induce then, u rtqaess shas
he woald prepare a II i,orl on those subjects,
10 be published for, general ia.ar.naisn,- :
Thi. document si'l ns only be ssaable sor
lis ii ta..stical iafor,aaiion but will also cr'-
brace, Satisfactory explaa a.l.n-d tks sssr'-
Gus amendments ~ hic.i aerc made 10 che
Charter by the Legislature Of Kentueky,
u,.s, Of which,, iu the epiu,ou of Col Is.
,.,ils icnf 10 promote the ps>gess foi the
work, sud caisnd i,s usefulness -
,te an,ex hereto IN ApuEgss 10 The pco-
ple II tbs. State. insuiag them % sppnnl
Dsaegs,es 10 represent ahcn d. ihc Knoxville
Coasen,pa. % winch wc would earnestly
cail public attention.
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Ira r. Lewis, Esq. Naichez.
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Suggestion for
q Pruhibuion.
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Rail R0aD .HEEsTIF G
From the Columbia Tetescops.
LOUISVILLE, CLFcLMfi7Ts md lcHdRLEs
TON R.4fL RO.aU. 80


The Act Incorporating a company for
,he construction Of a.Rail Rad, from
Charleston to Circinna,li AMI Louisville
on .re Ohio river, having become law in
the states N"r,h and Sautt, Carnlsna, Ten
ncssee and Kentucky, the Cnrmissiontrs
appointed by the Legislature of,his s.s!e
10 caasc the necessary. surveys to be n,s'ir
net in Columbia on Friday last. the aota
ia,t- The following na,nad gentlemen
cempose This commission, ali VI wilom
were preseat. -.
Gen. tIayne. Chairman,
CT BisnIing. 49,.
Gea. Taos. F Jones,
e Hon. p. Npbc. 49, - -. ]
d.. rhos. Smith, ,s
Cl,as. Eimondston. ESQ. =
The Board adjourned on Saturday, of
ter making all lhe preliminary arra,gr-
rnenis Tor entering Immediately upon The
necessar:' explorations and surveys -.
appointed Chief Eagiaser: AMI with The
assistance OF u:o following officers, who
hare been ordered on this duty by s.hr
Secretary Of WARY itis expected vii en-
ser inmediat-ly upon the exploration OF
at,.tae passes through the n,oansaips, viz !:
Scsp,. Williams. - - x
i.iert. Drayton, -. : !.
Lieut.. White, Of the u. s.. Army. and
hIr. Fcalhers,onchalsl,, d. Grf Engi-
neer.ia The service Of lhe Gosrrnment--aIl
. Of them advan,agcously snavn 20 The pub
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NEW GOODS.
". SWEET.

3rS, THAMES STREET.
In A., usl eturned from Boston with VERY
4 a CHEtP GOODS from the lrie ImPorta'
hons' and 'rom the Auctions in Now-York. which
viii be sold cheap.
Among them, may be found
1000 Yards of good PRINTS and CALICOES,
from IA to % cents, very cheap.
English and French MERINO CLOTHS. both
plain and figured: elegant figured French Merihoes
new article suitable for ladies' Cloaks and Dres
100 Pair ofcotton HOSE. at only 10 ceHts a pair
A lot of cheap Fur CAPES.
Handsome CARpETINGS q RUGS
low as nj any store IN town.
3oas, Throat Tippes. Comforters, Hose and
Gloves; Blankets; n lot oflIighland Shaws Mer-
no, Raw silk, aud Valencia Il ito. Silk, Cotton,
Lambs Wool and Merno Hose.
White aud colored Table Cloths and Covers
ELEGANT PLAIN, ~ FIGURED SILK,
for dresses
Cambria; Book. Jocouet aud Swiss MUSLINS.
Plain and Figured, colored Cambria.
Heavy DUGk for Sails; Russia Diaper aud
Shretings.
Tabby and Silk VELVET.
SATTINETw
FIGURED IS PLAID CAsSIIERE---.
with variety of other articles not mentioned
Newport Oct. 26. CIV.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Independence, Mt New
York from Liverpool, brings papers to the
26th September inclusive
There is no news of much importance.
The dates from Paris are of the 22nd
General Bernard, formerly in the service oi
the u. States, has been placed at the head
Of the War Department IN France.
The advices from Spain are na so late
by six days as we have previously received
The intelligence from Portugal is no later
than before received direct from Lisbon.
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FROM FLORIDA.

The steamer Dolphin, arrived ut Suvnn-
nnh October Odd, from ST Augustine.
The squaws captured by gov. Cali in his
late unsuccessful expedition to the over
flooded Wnhlacoochee, are related to have
said of the Seminoles, that their powder is
nearly exhausted, and above all, that the
two head chiefs, tho most warlike aud the
most hostile, next to Powell, the one Of the
Miscasukes the other of the Long Swamp
tribe, were killed by major Pierce at Fort
Drine-from that or some other cause, per
haps, comes the detection of the Greeks.
Lieut.. col Lane, commanding the de-
tachment of friendly $50 Creek warriors, ar
rived at Tampa Bay, fought his way to the
Withlacboochic, having had two sklrnish-
es with tie Seminoles nnd burnt their vii
lages-was ordered to Fort Drane by gov
ernor Call, and two hours after his arrival
there (about the gFh instant) committed
suicide by putting the hlt Of his sword on
the ground, and running the point through
the corner of the eye into the brain-no
caose assgned-Lieut col Brown will sue
ceed him.
! Sal condition Of things in Flrido.-
After all the vain promises held out, the
opening of the present campaign has ter
minated even more inausplciously than did
that Of Gaines or Scott. The Journal Of
Commerce has the following:
4 correspondent Mt Washington writes
us, that letter sas received there on Mon
day last, stating that general Call had fall
len back on Fort Drane, and that from to
600 horses had perished in the retreat
The mounted Tennesse volunteers had tf
he despatched from Fort Drauc TO the st
Johns, 20 miles distant, to prevent then
from starving.
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reach us by the next arrivals.
The latest advices from Ma,amoras re-
present commerce at stand, Mexican
troops deserving for want Of pay, clothing
aud food and probably from some little in-
disposition 10 encountcr the men of San
Jacinto. Gen. Urea has resigned, and in
fact, everything wears sorry aspcc, for the
Mexican cause, while the star of Texas is
greatly in the ascendant.
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TEXAS.

From the New Orleans Commercial Bulletin.
BY the schooner Shenandoah, capt.
Moore, from NeIasco, Texas, on the IItb
October, we were obligingIy put in posses
sion Of the message Of president Burbe,, to
the first Texan congress. Capt. Moore re-
ports nothing new in Texas, and that the
army lay quietly at iis old quarters.
Th6'message of president Houston, on
assuming tue chair Of state. will probably
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MARRIED.

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. D9mon', Mr SylyanuS Wilbour to Miss
Mary Hopkins, daughter of Cap. Isaac HorkinS.
all of this town.
Al Brooklin, \, Y on the 18th ult.. Mr.. Daniel
b. Caswel 10 Miss Catherine Z. Davis, both for.
merly of this town
Al Nantucket on the 20ih ult Cahi. Charles
Swan 10 Miss Sarah A. Lawton, daughter of the
late Capt JoSiaS t.awton of this town.
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THANKSGIVING, CIsRIsTNAs, AND
NEw-YEARs PREHENTs.

VUyUE Subscriber has for sale at his store. NSisD1
- Thames street. great variety Of Books suila-
BILE for Christmas and New Years presents, among
which are -
Lessons for Sundays and Holy Days a neat edition.
bound IN fancy morocco with gIlt edges and backs
Also, Common Prayer Books very handsome
aud neat. Pocket Bibles, various sizes
Religious Souvenir for 1896 a. 1887.
Ladies Album. The Premum.--Tbe Keepsake
The Token. Young Mans Sunday Book, Parour
Letter Writer. Apples Of Gold, Hours for Heaven,
Dodd on Death, Hannah Mores Private Devouons'
Daily Food, Harp Of Zion, Are You Christian, or
AID to self examination Dodridgcs Rise and Progress
Malcoms Bible Dictionary, Montague. or IS this Re.
hgiOn, Walk about Zion. Corner Stone, Family nt
Home, Pastors Testimony, Clarks Gathered frag-
ments, One Thing NcedfuI, Way Of Escape, the
Way Mark and Young Rover. Bible Illustrations
fn-t Christian Martyrs, Recollections Of a House
keeper. with a great variety of Toy Books hotn }
cent 10 - cents each; persons wishing to purchase
arc requested 10 call and examine for themselves.
Nov.g CHARLES ~. TIIBES.
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FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM

FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.-rhe packet ship NmGlNr,N,
Capt Harris, arrived yesterday afternoon
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
Sth ult. We have received very tow papers
by her, our files having doubtless been pu,
on board the Oxford, the packet of the ls'
which was detained Ivy contrary winds rl
the 7lh. The wan, of Journals of the in
termedaie dates prevents our giving n con-
ncctcd account of political events. The de-
feat of the Carlists under Gomez is confirm
ed, although we have not received any par
ticulars.
There appears TO have been II complete
rupture between France and switzerland,
growing out of the difficulties between the
Duke dc Montebello aud the Swiss Direc-
tory. The London Morning Chronicle Of
the 9th, publishes a diplomatic note from
The former to the Directory which it char
actcrises as e" noinrious production,
" "rcpetc with false assertion, with petty
suscepllbilities, with open bullying of the
weak by the strong"
Letters from Rome talk of the sudden dis.
appearance of Don Miguel, and of the num-
ber Of Spaninrds aud Portuguese refugees
who formed his court. 1t is reported TINT Il
French General, whose name, however
does not promise much success to the nndeI
taking, and several German officers, form
par, of the new crusade, which has beer
preparing with great mystery. The late
events in Portugal have dampod The ardour
of this enterprise, aud given another dlrec-
NJ IN Ia "a L.
lion in favor Of the usurper Of the throne of
Lisbon.
There had been tremendous storms in
England during the latter part of Septem-
her and beginning of October, which, had
occasioned great damage and dreadful los
of life on the coas,.-New- York Gazette
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w. u. 81 T.. j. SWAN,
MERCHANT TAIIORS.

No. 40 THAMES STREET.
~ p ESPECTFULIY inform their friends, ard
n u the public generally that they have received
rom Boston, A FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT Of Pi!otClolhs, Lion Skins, Mo.
hairs, FlushIngs Kerseys, Broadclolhs, Cassimeres
Sa,tines, aud Vestings, which they will make up 10
order, in the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders, IIdkfs.
Conioriers, Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars and
every other article usually fonnd in such M establish
meni at prices which cannot fail TO sult those who
feel eldsposed TO patronisc them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
conple'e assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand and for sale as
cheap canb bought at any other store in the state
Nov oh. tf
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arrived at Charleston Oct Goth Ship VIM
EngS, Vaughn, of this port, from Cardiff, Wales
Cleared at Boston, on The 2nd inst, Brig Stan
nard, Snow, for Savannah
The sch Washington Packet Hozie, fin Wick
ford, r. J. with fish and oil for N-York got ashore
ON Saturday morning, AT Sands Point, and was
nearly full ofwaer, assistance has been sent TO her
She is insured in Boston
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DIED.

In this town on Saturday morning, the ooh ult
Mrs Mary Hazard, daughter Of the late Nicholas
Easton, Esq, aged IS wears
On the same dav Ellen Amelia Pratt daughter
of Capt Thomas Pratt, in the lilh year of her age
On the 3lSi ull at the Asylum. Mrs Lois Yer.
non, widow of Mr.. Daniel Vernon. aged 81 wears
AT Litte-Compon on the 25h ult, John Shaw
son of William A. Brown, Esq, aged years
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIE.S,t
IVko are in naat ot Cioaks aud Dresses.
TILLEY g. HAZARD.

Immediately after the great fire in ~ York.
URCliASED all the Mcrnoos and Mcrino,
II Circassiaus, which were saved from several
Houses. They also purchased from House which
had failed a large lot and notwithstanding the goods
are much higher than lss, year they viii be sold Me-
rrnocs for ~ - cts the yard, and Merno Circas
slams cheap in proportion,
Sent, %
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= NJ EIS -. SEABUIeY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 81 THAMES STREET.

No. 81 TnAMEs-SrREET,
Respcetaily announces TO The pubio that he
EEAS opened. at the store recently occupied by
n N Solomon G.. Weaver, fashionable assortment
of Broadclotis, Cassmeres. Sattneis and vestings.
and all other goods usually kept by Merchant Tai
lorswhere garments Of all descriptions viii be made
TO order AZ the shortest notice, and warranted to III.
~ P1riiculnr attention paid 10 cutting.
~ J. d. :. hopes by strict attention TO his busi-
ness 10 meet the wishes of hi customers and to
il the patronage Of his ielowctzcns. which he very
respectfully solicjts.
NA 1.--IT
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PORT or NE,yPORT.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, Nov. l.-Schr. Angelica, Yates, from
Bangor
Thursday, Bird, rd,-Sloops-Camillai Vars, and Te
cumSeh, Vars, FIN Chattahunk for New York
Friday, ith-Sloops-MoSes Eddy, Childs, from
Providence for New York
James Lamphrey, Nc Kenny FIN NY fr Prov.
h ID Jones West, I'm, New w-Bedferd
5lh-Schrs-Charles Richmond, God
frey, FIN N-York for Taunton
Spartan Presbrey, fin do fr do
Samuel Crocker, Burt, fin do fr do.
Louisa, Ney FIN Bristol fir Charleston, 5 G.
Sloop-fankee, Burgess FIN Amboy fr Taunton.
Sunday, Observation-Disclosures Barlow from
Kingston for Prov
Orazabo, Smi'h, FIN Norfolk for do.
Sloop--Geo N Mary, Studley, I'm Dartmouth for
oh
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DENTISTRY.

FREDERICK GALLUP, NJ ID. respectfully
Ii. inforus his friends and the public, tina, he has
and taken rooms in Spring-sirect, 1.-TWO
doors north Of TRINITY Church) where he will be hap
py to wait on the gentlemen and ladies Of Newport,
IN that department Of bis professioD.
1T Reference to Dr. J.. Pannly. Park Place,
Pre-den, Of the Society Of Dentists Of the Ciw.and
State Of Newly
Newporf June % "
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support Harrison, who stipulated 10 pay
large sums of money from the United States
Treasury to maintain the Catholic religion
amoLg the Indians.-N. Patriot.
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POSTCRIPT.
by STEAMBOAT THIS MORNING
PENNSYLVANIA TRUE 70 HERsELr

AND TO THE UNION.
The news by the papers received this
morning, renders it certain that the major
Hy for Van Buren, IN Pennsylvania will be
from TWELVE TO FIFTEEN THOU
SAND. At the last accounts, the Van Bu-
rem ticket was SIG ahead of the Wings,
and the counties To be heard from gave Gen.
Jackson majority of upwards of SEVEN
THOUSAND VOTES. Little confidence
can be placed in the statements of the wing
papers in the city of New Iork-as The e.
lection is there now going on, aud party M
genuity must he stretched to the utmost,
without regard 10 truth, to impose upon The
people.
CNNECTICUT.
Going MS she was expected To oo--fur
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aAMERICAN PULMONARY BALsAM

a safe and most valuable remedy for Asthma
~ Coughs, Colds, Consumpiions, Hopping
Cough and all diseases Of the lungs. prepared onl.re.
ly from vegetables Price 10 ct.-for sale by
Oct 2G T. J. TAYLOR.
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QUESTIONS the People TO answer
on the Sh of Norembtr.

The object of the federal wings avowedly
is TO defeat an election by the people-this
is the utmost they hope or expect to do
aud thereby transfer the decision of tho
question to Congress where the highest
office in the gift of the people is to be
GAMBLED roE between White, Webster and
Harrison. Will you suffer this game to
proceed Will you allow this fraud to be
practised upon yOu1 Will you bcstow your
snffrages bhndtod, without knowing wheth-
er White, Webster or Harrison is ultm-
ately TO be the man Or, will you walk
manfully up to the polls, and deposi,e your
ballets for Mr.. Van Buren,, the peoples,
the democratic candidate! Are you willing
to vote for ~ man for president WHO Is no,o-
riousy deficient in NIL the requisite civil
qualifications, and whose claims rest solely
on his military exploits !-(and qusstionably
at that y Will you vote for bank man--
a John Adams, a federal, n whigmnn
Vermont Patr0iot.
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SCLTUATE HANk.

EDUBi.BC NOTECE.--The undersigned, WHO
y were appointed by The Honorable General Az
sembly of the Sutc Of Rhode lland. &c. at their
June Session, A. ID. 1885, Commissioners in trust Ia
take into their possession the funds and other proper
" of the Sciuato Bank aud 10 disirbne the same n
mong the creditors thereof hereby give notice 10 all
persons holding bulls OF, or claims against said Bank.
10 present the same to said Commissioners, eth
Of them, on before he First day Of April, 1887,
for payment conformity with the provisions Of the
"Act relating 10 the Scilme Bank
SAMt1Eg. Y. HTN ELI,
GEORGE CURTIS. Commissioners.
THOMAS w. DORR,
Proydonoc, Oct i'l33G.- Oct. 3, I'm.
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vuyuE chambers Of pleasantly situated house IN
Thames. street, a few doors north ithc Gram
~, ,ppy a, this office, or At the residence of The
subscriber, MRS. EDDY, Thames-stree'.
~ A iev9 steady boardsrs can be accommodated
by applying a. above.
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