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RUSHTON g. ASPINaLL'S
COMPOUND TONIC MIXrURE.-A speedy
" and ceItain euro for the Fever and Aguo
remittcnt and intermittent fevers prepared from
tho original recipe. Used with omnent and uni
versal success in 1882, by persons OF the highest
responsibility i'll this city, stated in tho annexed
certificates.
This medicine ID highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished snccess, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced to offer it to tho pub.
lie in its present form in the hope that it may DO
the hioans of fctueting many Of those who arc
suffering under the scourge of Our country. 1t is
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed of
efcctlng cure, oven in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. 1t is not at oil disasrceable, and
persons Of the weakest stomach, and children NAV
take it with impunity. II strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
moro than one, in obstinate cases, two bottles
| to effect a cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The prop7ietors are
so well convinced of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund tho price of every bottle which has been
taken in accordancs with tho directions and has
not effected perfect euro Of the fever & ague.
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner of Bicnvllle and Charities streets.
For District Agencies apply to
jos T. w. SMITH, AZ Cont st.
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"A CARD.
SAMUEL SLATER. ABRAHAM TRlER.
SLATER s. TRIER
Forwarding u commission Merchants,
No. 40 Poydras Street,
NEW @RLEA
They will devote their particular attention 10 tho sale
Of Western Produce.
Abijah Fisk, Esq.
$ q blanchard,
Hart NJ Shift, } New Orlsahs.
A NJ Nathan,
Messrs. Kohn, Daron e. Co.
$ $$ = 4 vi $i -, e. Boston,
hsss;s; / s Tso%s; 8 Co. New York.
S sis.'s:s s5 Rs;'; ! r.,.m. s'l'"''
iii S;s s : Is. S: e. Dunlap. Alton"
GB Marshall Il Co.-Louisville.
ELL STONE b. +. STONE.
E&B.T. STONE.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
FuRNlsHERs OF SHIP AND BOAT STORES,
No. ia TcHoUPIrouLAs STREET.
New. Orleans.
References:
hossr'. s sana nAt Va.S i c. e. Boston
EBEhELER ObE q "
4 4: F p T..sH & Co. New York.
M I; @ r: s M1IiA'D' Cincinnati, o.
DAVID STONE, Dayton
B.CoMsroCK 81 Co. COlumOus
N.ALDRICH, II Co.. Louisville, Ny
WILLIS, STEVENS & CURTIS, st Louis Mo
A. b. ROFF, Alton, Ill.
WIN L. WlTHRow, Rushville, I'll.
J.&P. P. FARrwELI, Bayou Sara, La
SOLOMON HIGH, New Orleans.
jan %
DOYLE ~ MAY,
DEALERS in
AMERICAN g. ENGLISH CROWN GLASS,
No. 3 CARoNDELET STREET. OF
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NEW TIAT STOR

NEW HAI 5 TDKE.
lust received per late arrivals from New York,
- fresh aud fashionable assortment Of HATS.
The subscriber would particularly call the attention
of the public to style beaver hats OF superior
finish, fine texture, rcn beautiful lusrs; also to
fine plain Russia hat of a superior quality and also
SPLENDID article Of silk hat, togetf 18th general
sortnent manufactured by himself, expressly for this
market Wholesale und retail
NV OSBORN, 81 Camp street.
NIB. City and country dealers are invited 10 call
feb s
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WHOLESALE TIN WARE MANDATORY
- LOCKE & co. No. % Old Levec, have in
~. store If their own manufacture, large ana
tensve assortment of lin ware, winch they invite deal
ers in the trade to examiner also 2nO Copper, Sugar
house ski umers 80 do. Sugar Ladies'; 20 doz Copper
sugar lamps; 4, Bath tubs, assorted sizes; 30 gross
assorted sized Coffee Grughs.
N. B-Roofs of buildings cover.d with zinc, copper
tin. Copper and til, cutters put up on tho sho ri es
oO,ice. augs
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND oPANloil AUAD


lt.ND
Envy.
PROFESSOR MORPHY, assisted by gentlamen Of
L proper qualifications and experience, has ope,ed
an Academy in tn: brick building belonging to VIM.
Brand Esq. adjoining the \eranla st. Charles
street, where Young gentlemen well disposed, will re
ceive good education.
MIR. NJ suci,s the cooperation of his friends and
those of education, enuble him render this insti-
tuition useful and permanent.
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JOHN CALHOUN .Comp.roleur,


REMOVAL.
AN ESSTS. S. LOCKE e. CO, have removed their
IVA Ship Chandlery md Hard Ware Stock Of
goods from Ne % Old Levee, to No. fzom LeSee,
where they Offer for sale and extensive stock of
gnus, received by the late arrivals. They also continue
t!cir mnnuic,or! Of Copper and sheet lion and Tin
ware ocil7
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M lSStNH from ship Saratoga Tiunk, marked
wa }. Falzur. Whoever has said trunk Will
give notice OF the 10
BEIN & A COHEN,
oc'S" W Common. at
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A VlS-I.es soussignes py4nt etc NOMINEES mar rho.
favorable cour du premier district iudciare pour
FEtat dc la Louisiana, commssuires pour eyalualion
ct tableau du domage ct rais encourr pour Power
ture dune nou'eIle rue, de lie Poydas la rue Gil
rod entire Magasns ct Echapitoulas, ont ternne leur
t'bea": don't une vrae cope, lie plan, depnse
au bureau du grefer de adi,e cour pour l'spec,ion
est par lie present donne que leit tabieau d'eval,,a
ton Ell dassessement, sera presente adite pour
continuation salnedi lie sle jour de NoveIntre 1885, ct
ation dc taAes requses lie filler eurs objections
sif en- e&ise, lie s - de novembre proclaim,
!" dcncre dats etant dix ours apres la publication de
eel avis.
5. BLossMAN, JOHN NJ BACH, JAS REES,
", nImi sSaes.
Nile Orleansoct 10 1898
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TO RENT.


VHNHE four story fire proof brick in Camp
i street, at present occupied by hiessrs. A II
Wallace ~ Co.
The three story brick store at the of Bank AL
ley and Nachez street. at present occupied BY Nessrs.
Heath e. Co; the third story being fitted for bed
room.
Also, the Bird story of the brick sore in Bank Alley,
9TH door from the last noned-the 2nJ and 3D. stories
being well fitted up.
Possession to be given the ! st November next.
oc,5-f CHAS. A JACOBS.
COMPTROLLERS OFFICE-SEEpND MINI
CIPALFTf.
New Orleans Oct 10th 1888.
GlEEABLY to resolution of the Council dated
/ N 18th September, 1888, sealed proposals will be
received the office until Tuesday the 9Th day OF
November next for Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Bonds of this Municipality, payable in thirty years,
and bearing six per cent per amman interest The in
terest payable semi-ahuually in London, New York
or New Orleans may be agreed ON.
The Bonds to be for $1,000 e,eh, If tho interest be
payable in the United Sutes, and for E250 each, if
che interest be payable in London, The proposals be
endorsed Proposals for bonds
JOHN CALHOUN,
octll Comptroller.
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FRED. WILKINSON

UT U U 7 ""r'V V'' uIrse'HI Ut IuVTuIHTVH,
nFFERS his services to the public il the depart
W ments OF Surveying aud Civil Engineering both
in and country. Promo considerable experience in
his profession, and by promplness and ile, in The
execution of business entrusted TO him, no hopes to
merit and receive share of public patronage. Hewll
also Ilea and calculate the contents Of walls and
excavations. Office No Charres street. second story
back, icy
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

PURTRAIT PA1NTXN1. NJ :, .
MI r. PARKER respectfully informs the public That
WI he will remain Il short time in New Orleans Tor
the purpose Of painting portraits.
Rooms of Canal and st Charles in the io use
occupied by Parmly & Lyon Dentists where specimens
of his painting be seen. Entrance in 81 Charles
street mag I'm
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- - IL IL
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.
TVNHIS line will consist of the following vessels
1 which have been built, Or purchased expressly
for the trade, viz:
Ship SEAMAN, Captain Miner,
Barque n, NARY R ssrppv ,no s S,ds.ns
F." SOLOMON SAITUS, Latham,
Brig ARCHITECT, GRAY.
These vessels are of the first class-lave handsome
furnished accommodate ms, and arc of light draft of
water to admit Of their receiving and ischarging
their cargoes in Baltimore at the City. Freight will be
taken for ports in the Chesapeake Of on James River
and forwarded by the agents, Messrs. Clark Kellogg,
at Bamore Expenses on goods shipped will be adj
vanced when required.
The price of passage is fixed $60-umple stores of
the best quality will be provided.
Steam up and down the Mississippi will be taken on
all occasions.
For freight or passage apply to
GERGE BEDFORD,
ocn2-lOt % Bienv;lls at
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ORLEANS L1rHoGRAPu1c orF1cE

ORLEANS LITHoGRAPHIc OFFICE
No. 50 Magazine teet, opposite nunks' Arcade,
ESTABllSHED for the execution of maps, plans
IL and drawings, merchants circulars business and
address cards of every description, funeral circulars
deep mourning paper, arotecary and druggists Abel.
bank checks dray receipts &c. printed aud in
acheap and expeditions style, by the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB. Bank Notes ne~:lv executed. m2i
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A CARD.
NATHANIEL TOWNSEND having located him
selfn New Orleans for the purpose of transactng
General Agency and Commission businesa, would re-
spectfully solicit from the public share Of their pa
tronage.
Having house in Texas, he will attendto the trans
acting of any business that may be desired in that
country and will guarantee prompt and unemitted at
tcn,ion to all business entrusted to his Charge, and
faithful application lin accordance with nstrucrons) OF
all funds that may come into his hands.
Office in New Exchange, on Grayer street, opposite
TO Rev Mr. Clapps church, and adjoining Gibson's
reading rno,n sign of tire 'rexian Consulate.
New Orleans, November IS, 1887.
References.
Burr Wskeman, " VINE
Alvarsz f SIX, hatcher, Miss.
RIM Stroth st Louis, Mo.
I'm T Or y. Louisville, Ky.
ar john stee e. liopknsville, KY. ms 6m
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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
II y. FREEMAN e. CO., No. 3, Magazine street,
- rece:, ing their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will centinua receive shipments regu-
larly 1.rous bout the Their assortment being
large will enable them supply merchants from
the country, the shortest notice; for sale wholesale
retail accommodating terms.
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rOPPER-l0 cases of light I3razer's Copper, from
" 9 to IL lbs weight measuring 60 by 30 inch, al
SO boxes 30 by so from to lbs, for saleb by
NJ II DEVEREAUX,
octl9 26 Tchopitouas st
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Ia ct vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans: Present PHono-
rable Charles Maurian iuge-No lI,203-Wm d
Cooper contre creancers-La petition des propri
pour lebenefcc de SEES creancers, il est decrete que
assembee desdits creanciers ait lieu greie de
Baruett notare public mard, lie 27e jour de
les aiares dudil petitionnao ct en- attendant toutes
poursues contre sa personnes ses prophecies sont
arttes.
Par ordre de la Cour-Bureau du Gretfier-Nlle-
Orleans 25 Oct 1898.
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson Cod ege and to 9th
u conducted by b. Grsnet, |. l. ID.
Exchange Alley, between Cont and Bienville. Thi;
situation the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the rose Of the aud thu
rafting OF drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
ments The Junior or elementary department for tbs
various branches Of common education in French and
in English-Flie Senior department for i.atn, Greek
Mathematics, &c. Puncuality, order AMI discipline
strictly elJoined and observed.
Terms. Junior department, per month; 81
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HAY. 200 bales Northern Timothy Hay in store,
Ill for sule by
CHAMPLIN & COOPER,
octf5 80 Julia IT.
DARLOUR STOVES.--A few Philadelphia Rady
Parlour Stoves, just received and for sale h
no.kE II Co,
oct 81 8,Front l.evee.
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WAN led
VVyO Hire or purchase good Cook and Washer-wo-
nun. Apply at the corner of Camp and hillicerte
streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
Mr. BIDDLE's FAREWELL ADDRESS.

The Bark President has sent in, through his Secre-
tory MIR Adams the periodical letter, with which, Tor
back, The opening Of Congress has been Ie
eulnriy salu,td. The now before has, with the
aolsmn and express pledges, all the poEt and import d
6ictalors valedictory.
We cannot say that sorry lose this imperial
actor from the national scene nor deeply lament
the mischeis which have Earassed the country III the
tenouemcnt Of that plot, which has at last Brought
the buskned hero te bis end, can say that we are
sorry lie "ieited his horr upon the stage The moral
Of the Bank tragedy will repay the country Tor the
psngs which attended the enactment.
The Bank history uaGer iis late charter is perfect;
ful6ment of MIR Je.rsons Acquires in reePect 10 it,
The "teady ennty Of such institutions to popular 60
vernnent thoroughly the conviction OF every
intelligent mind. Whe.her The sagac!ors obserrer hates
or loves Government swayed by the unsHered wilt o.!
the people, il is longer doubt with him that the
prevalence Of great banking power rss pru"e fatal 60
il, The cubic mind is well satisfied that .he
admission of the banking power to the guidance OF
political institutions must hasten glorious Govern
me Mt to fall that the entrance OF the evil principle
into paradise produced the fail Of Tan.
The tyranny and oppression which marked the ca.
reet of The Bank up TO leo, when irsl its crushing
grasp felt ihroushou the Union; the second con-
Tu!sioa which io!owedin 1875 from another coil OF lie
Boa Constructor aud the last exhibitions of its dangerous
strength which have Kept the country in distress and
alright from 1850 the ptesent hour, have LETT impress
sions TO be efaced fan the form OF the vigorous
Democracy of The natoo, which successfully encoun.
tered il, and broke his hGih upnn the Government
They visible in the prostitution OF the public press
the corruption OF public men-the haud, and force,
and bribery employed TO destroy The efficacy of popular
electionsthe pesdy and ,reaehery OF representative
bodies and the general deprivation Of the mora's Of that
c!aes which TO give tone To society and impulse
10 Government TIE more appafeni aud immediate
ncnn Of the Bank, national institution. stands on,
conspicuously in daring viostions OF lis charter lis
fsgrant contumscy TO CongSess-the conhscnon Of
public money entrusted TO 1.-THE issue OF spurious end
prohibited notes.-the warfare upon The Treasury De
paslment, and delinquency in performing lis engage
nansand, lastly the political conspiracy 10 fv'ce The
t"vrtnirn, 10 lis privileges and powers against
he will DI The people Tile disastrous result o aii ines;
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Of Michigan, the right Of pre- empt;on 10 certain qpa:c

Of Michigan, the gh Of pre- emplou 10 c;!-:H qrlI:c!
sections Of rhe public lands
Tn- t ~ a:end The act entitled ac 20 -"7n''"
lie juices y liz c!s'rvG o. i-'ai at: ,},,I i.s,'.
IL Hold d coLIt ~ Jackson, ~ -aI : .fr
The bill 'nrihrr IT, UsPuIc instrument OF
t!e depo.ite wish lie Siaits
The bill iur The teef OF Waite. LOOMS aud Abel
Gay. was, after considerable Gryae pos pyita until
Monday n-At.
Laurel u hliiauton 10 iAh reading, ;ccUnsIdrr
ed. and the bill. after considerable cebac, !scUn.
united 10 The COnlInitlee NE !ut.c!aiY.
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This is presumed to bef sketch OF Mr. Eivess Sfcerh
yf:a the full. ReToT appears. h1te published II ih- aFs'
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To DR. SAM. p. simpson
" OF are hereby notified, that being arrested
IL upon casa al your instance, and having
given bond for my appea ancs at the next Court Of
Pleas and tenarter Sessions for the county of Neck
teoburg. On the 4,h Monday OF JULY this instant.
at which tune and place design availing mvseJf
of the beaef, Of the Act of Assembly passed for
the relief OF honest debtors. You NAV attend az
that time and place if you think 1T.
WM. ROPER.
Tuly 9, 1893, lac
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WN. 5. NoRaENr having declined being
candidate for the office Of Sheriff, we are
authorized 10 announce him as a candidate
for u seat IN the House Of Commons of the
oext General Assembly al the ensuing Au
gust election.
jay {, 1888. 405ff
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z.a|l|l4!ER
Charlotte.
Friday, July 13, 1888.
Friday, July 13, 1888.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Gen. Ed ward Ii. Dudley.

0T We are authorized to announce, that
JAMES w. OSBORNE, Esq, at the soliclta.
ton OF his friends, has consented TO become
candidate To represent the county OF Meek.
lenburg IN the House Of Commons Of the
next General Assembly.
JAY I. 1885. 4o6
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We are authorized TO announce Thomas
y. ALEXANDER, as u candidate for the Of
ice Of High Sheriff Of this county, a, the
ensuing August election.
jams -, l-3s. 1851
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We are authorized TO announce CALEB
lRwIs, Esq, IS Candidate for a seat IN
The House Of Commons Of the next Gene.
ral Assembly, at the ensuing election,
Nay i6, i-Js gsG
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We are authorized TO announce Capt. ].
ID. SMITH, as a candidate for the office of
Hugh sneittT OF tbs county, a, the ensuing
August election.
March 7. 1885 eeff
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fpFrsriag an crpaiafaara'
aassfsailaus Fl the Nes
iArousa and trusted fnfnd
traima. ugni the occasion
neui. sboe rat nuis What
glslii-a1aas far fiilce u, that
- " th1; means the favor Of
e bcs sought and won
ntr; d laha n 4 rr.'sr la
Ngett i tt- pee q lmes i
ar promoted - lhr o.teq 3. &c
Nt'h . eel received - the depo
'at Il i not @tr fpu tat II
t.rft8 - s8stftss ss@ RS lattarf III
atfii1g y Tsma apg NIL, saati,
ttfssaa, aad ta4t be- sob qpeatls
'sr' u dtfsed,#r ~ Hall sgainag
sa@s 81 fAf Co4sftrstir<s Is Get
ta t"nfrii It q fhcif vtle and trtes
- lie feslA e+at q raaaefyatsatsi.
i5ers ifsm lhs po'rs Of . cstian Lass
- 20 g sssas etlfnt siili isisl The
aaf Hal, "a becoming nafr Tauure
baiiy aud to- pFsdsfrh4ns N
Fl fsisfs candtdats re- efc, rfrats
fsT, z b. noHuhAslaa aad eiectial,
"a hs'd ssfuliey 70 tbs particular
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ANOTHER REPUBLICAN,.

Cherokees We understand from gen.
tleman, just from Buncombe co., that the
Volunteers 10 this service were expected
to be discharged on the 2sth u;. They
will IF the report be correct) return to their
homes IN few days. We congratulate
them upon the peaceabIe time they have
bad, during their sojourn among the Red
men. None of the Indians attempted any
resistance, though they all surrendered with
much reluctance some retreated 10 The
Mountains, as was expected, but most Of
them had come in, and were expected to leave
for their place Of destination ~ a few DAYS.
We wish them safe and peasan, journey.
-RutherforG Gazette.
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Cdnada.-A battle took place at Short
Hills, u. L. on the 2lst ult. between body
oi insurgents and detachment of Iaucers,
IN which A of the latter were killed, and the
remainder, about Is, captured. 1t OF course
produced great excitement.
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ny, live like friends and brothers-and
when we are called upon TO give our suf.
ifsge at the Ballot Box, let US lay aside pre-.
JUDGES and avoid evil speaking. We should
oil feel on such ecrasions great degree Of
solemnIly instead of feelings Of revenge and
enmlty-it this act we place men in power
who are TO rule over US and make laws I'm.
der which we have to live, therefore we
should be conslderate and cool in our iudg-
ment-and select the men which we may
think best qualified. say in conclusion,
away with this party excitement-tbere is
no need for il, nothing gained by it, but
often much lost in keeping il up. | do
hope the Republicans of the county will not
lose sight of the advice given in the last
paper by "a Republican" let US all refer
to 1t every week and treasure up the senti.
ments there expressed.
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MARRIED

MARRIED
In this county. m the 5th instant, bv Col jain
Sloan, Mr.. JAMES II. NEIL TO Miss MARCIA
RET HIPP
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August election.
Msfea 7. 1855. ssf
II Melancholy 0esa'rsHes. regret 10 learn.
thai oa Wednesday The Fourtt Of Jolly, wh,l. a
nupbss Of pcfssns were Etiag a cannon IN Prov.
seses Settlement, The pieee srpcded aud killed 10.
sisatly Wa. l.. Patton. Esq and sounded Josiah
BeYes se'lsvsly ard Hugh Peoples slightly This
seeiafat Ffoeeedsa altogether, we understand,
from ssai II proper care ia losdior The goa
had t~eH hfs2 good deal IN the fstepati Of ere
das uald had become very fool. 80 mach 80. that
n The sfssTuegn after hfing several tunes ,he t..
port was no, sadicisaiiy loud Z. please, ,hey com.
fncBesd loalsug taf = atg craek" aud H. losdinr
NE sad VaaId nA bc ranmea hgme--inssead q
lstViar It Of afawinE tie losd, lhey famr,.d mud
ssi eoi'Sa, A. into the gun, flltas II 10 the mos
ris ~iiaaai sftlfcing tbs probable eaasrqusnee,
aad "a tass sltosttoa il Etsd, ard the result 10
atsse stated. The piece that struck Hf. Pai,su.
sba sas Some defiance 81, Ieok off the top Of h,s
skuii snd scattered biz kta,ns in every direction
sd then tlrs ssne distance and stack into trqe
tle sas wgtlhy etsrrn and 10. len " IL srd
sevtfai children to moara their oss Josiah Rs
- ,pueAed he gaa 81. ard dearly oov. hs p,
e fs 'sfuitfi's. seog seriously injured ID The
seA Au'AA - .
We also aadsfaatd that sery setioa. sceiasnt
efsa'tfa . ~ Limestone sPfihEs, ; 6. % The
sa@s tay. While firing The cannon, ~ some
ahe9s IL H. ~ ;-1-dr asst Il il "a gtoded
= ausl, ,nJunne 10 or ~ persons. Msst IN thcra
i !. fesreA : IN nh ,sf.,,s, nm, ~. ,r..,,x
u talhoan. Cos iumPkia, and several e'her
a5r,rtbe+s II fst,ets.. nA..,4 tb,o,,gh 49, .,rr
'''@' "s'''@s mas "SSa
ions relative 70 Tie currency,
II tie Democrats II Wake eaaatv. At q meet.
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