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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-15

HoRR1BLE.-A Mr.. r. J. Purnell,
of West Tennessee, on Christmas day
rode up 10 the house Of Mr.. CHARLES
Spencer, and calling him out, shot him
and fled. He then baricaded himself
in his own house, 10 prevent being
taken. and on the approach Of a party
to arrest him, amoung whome was
William Spencer, brother TO the one
already killed, Purnell singled him out
and shot him dead, aud then gave
himself up!
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-15
A SAD EVENT.

"There was a. village here, Place
yer honor, not long ago, and one night
twas all, body and bones; swept away;
no, not taste of it, nor more than there
is now, was there in the morning; it
was over q ht the greenesf spot in the
whole 81 A party of highlanoers,
who W Sent from Crosmoline to still
hunt ough these lonely hills, were
being he'd on their way, and they asked
shell r for the night in the biggest
hoy in the village: The night was
will and stormy, the rain came down
in tubsful, The river roared as it swept
along, and pm every gully and cleft
in the hills se down moaning, as if
death and i0n were TO be keen
ed for. soldiers were
glad to fl ser; and what they
sought was gseh them, and thousand
welcomes; for though the people knew
that they were going to rack their
and destroy their little DO
I
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-15

ecu heV also Knew that the
were under orders and
}; and, may be, a little
make them not SO hard
cking the crathurs, and
rins ruination. Any how,
ne h Iders were admitted into
emmy Hara's the tailor's house,
nd the 'd share OF all the good
lie could offer; they had a
caring e TO warm them; lasheens of
rates Id milk, and, when sleepy,
hey h3 the floor strewn with ruslles,
nd they NIGH sleep their I'LL,
II II feet TO The fire; and mighty
before they lay down was the
The .tailor'had a pair of bree-
his board making for a boy
b 5 about to make himself DOODLE;
nd ere was many. a joke cracked
ct EN- the breaches maker and those
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CITY IN TELLIG nee.
Fsrp,Y, June II


LAWYERS DIARY FOR FRIDAY. JUSE 10
Superior Cour-Nos 49, p II. 81 j. ~ 81 81 s., S. g
~ 90 o. o. o. g. 49, g. g. g. g. 20 H. ~ - ~ Is. 70
u, 10, 90 Common Pleas-Fiot part al burned second
part, No. l5s.
PoLIcE OfFIcE, Thursday, June 9.-SrEALISG
SPITTooSs.-John Williams was arrested and
committed for stealing > brass spttsons. worth -.
from David Major, NJ. 3 Reade-.treet
THEFT OF 4 CoAT.-John Rourke wa. ye-ier-
day arrested for stealing dress coat worth g.
from the schooner Victory, lying at pier No IA
East River. property Of Charles Pontield, the mas
ter.
CoRoSFR's OFFICE Wsrslay, JnAe OH
DEATH FROM CONyULsIoSs--The Coroner on
"Wednesday evening hell an inquest at NO i6
Four,ccnth-strect, on the body OF Catherine ;.
COnklin, aged 20. woman ct incorporate habits.
The deceased va subject to fts; Va, attacked
with one on Sunday, relaF.ed on Tsesday night.
and continued convuised until Wednesday moruin.
at 10 o'clock. when she died. Verdict, died OF
congestion Of tie brain
DEATH IRON CHOLERA MoRBUs-The Carsuer
to-day held an inquest at the house Of John Don
nelly corner Of l9in street and I'd Avenue, on the
body OF Catherine Nolan, a native OF ireland, aged
abou, 30, VIII. seized with violent fits of vomii-
ing, &c. on Monday. and died on Wednesday
afternoon without having bad physician. YER
dict, died Of Cholera Morbus and want OF medcal
attendance
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Eklract Of a Isuer from Member Of Congres..


wAsHISeroS, June 2, 1872
The House laid upon the table th. morning, by
vote OF 80 Ia II. motion to print extra numbers
of the reports of the Commissioners appointed 10
investigate the Custom House of New ! ork' ana
the testimony taken by them. A con'io''o" .''a'
Mr. Poindex,er ha, done injustice to some 'ha''''
duals alluded to in his report, induced some to vote
for LAYING the reports upon the table a. they were
unwilling 70 give circulation TO report unjust IN
itself and evidently made under strong personal
preisdces.
Tn. Tariff Bill reported by the Committee Of
Wav. and Meeans was taken up BY vote Of 81 to
&c Thi, is not test vote, yet il may be regarded
=. \ very favorable indication. The Committee Of
WAYS and Means had the benefit Of the laboriou-
investigation of Mr. Saltonstall, Chairman Of the
Committee on Manufactures. There is DISPOSE
tioa in the Hopse to act as promptly upon the Ia
riff bill as due deberaton will permit, aud can
NOT doubt that we shall have Tariff, which will
afford adequate protection to American Industry.
Yours truly.
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josiah Ricnar-s, tIst oueer.
y Valuable Law Lib.ary.-TI

respectfully invite attention % 'er ale of valuable Pn'
va,e Library Of LAW BOOKS, THIS .Fnday) EVEN
ING al half past 7o'clock-Among tcm are, Wenirii'
Reports . vols; Johnson's Reports p yols English Com
mon Law Reports Sc vols BJroW', Reports vo'. Term
S~por, Wheaton, Reports, lsVo.'. Johnson. Chan
cerv Reports vols Pages Chancery Reports. vols: FL
wards Chancery Reports 2yoi. Hopkins Reports Cowen'
Reports vols Game. Reports3 vols Coleman and Cainf'
Ca, Johnson's Cases. vols Law Library = vols; story
on the Constitution vol. story Bsimrn do on Plead
ing Philips on Evidence, vo, Cfu,e's ID -e't voi''
sheppard, TouchHons, vols; Chiiy's Criminal Law >
vols. Digest Report. vol, Bayley', Dresed Index,
: vols HALF, Superior Court R.p,r;s. vols; Games Ca
.c. i. g..
Full particular, N catalogues a, the store
BANGS RICHARDS PLATT,
ia lA Broadway.
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tn, TRIAL OF EDWARDS Our report of the
..,,c,edin,. on the trial OF Edwards yesterday,
, he r, ad with grca, interest. 1t indicates fully
,he nature Of the defence that will be made ana
,.,.ent. the main body of the evidence by when
,,ut defence will be sustained. The main POINT IL
,opro,e an MIN, and this principally by reiere'ce
70 the Register Of various hotels. Ihl' we sup
r.,e is st the best but doubtful evidence anu III
chi. case il ia still farther weakened ey soiho '''
,ortaut circumstance the testimony oil M''Nsf-
,.r okkeeper of the Waverley House, VIII, with
reference TO this point be read with interest. Ia
a,rIono,,on Of the manner in which the prisoner
came in possession of the immense amount OF me-
new found upon him at the time OF his arrest the
d.fence sdduce certain extensive transactions III
rurcbasing slaves. and in carrying on plantation
in Texas. The dispositions of the two Misses
ph;llips. Of Philadelphia, are important as show
ing that il was in his possession before the date
of the late fyaud. 1t will readily occur that a
.l;gh, error in the date-in these cases-wouid put
,vcrv different face upon the whole tran.acusn'
psbp,ti,g evidence will probably be introduced Tor
,le pro.ecu,ion this morning. after the little thar
..,n.;os for the defence shall have been taken
Iii. no, unlikely that the summing up may COM
mcnce to-day.
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Tapor'anf 70 Home Leagues. Arr'eHHn'@ 80
cieties MccIap,cs' dissertations ami 70 re
T7end, ~ american Isfrsfry hroa gh'"f "'e
Country.
1.-THE American Lsborer j. pub 'h'i on 'ne
s.. Ia, :, s,.ry r,atb Tn, mr.. number Published
In AMI ,.f The wlna work be- coupl,trti ~ view
number. The yogrHe, when comglrled, wi 'oIn Gun
ueniiuul OF 10 oraauon connected With the igrteHH'
N,oiauic iri TrIdss ant Coaerot Of The n'iof S''''
not elsewhere 70 be fnund N any 'osaEle.
Tgr AMERICAN LAsoRFs viii affirm ani maintain the 20
hey Of encouraging and f,erug by ~>e legislation 'r =
,ah,hneni and growth 10 cousty OF nr~ or Vet iee
b, b-apcbe. OF InLsury sich The Culture OF >ah Hr
u,ou,ct4re Of whatever fabrics Of TOOL Cotton lroH Nc
may BE- n.ess ~ ior On. supply OF our own wants ara ="
.,rnre ami perfect Independence u WI Ne"o'ta''
that the true ami permanent Interest, ri ALL b-i e'ieea9
'of the Agricultural ant workng tiasse, un'efa'Y VII
~, i,f,lav AMI .isv p-onot-a bv adopting an carry
n our ih, Protective Policy. and that the Wages ~ LABOR
he average price NJ 70. Produce ant the aggregate Proiuc
of tie National I,jlsry ys be surely and largely 80
hancel thereby In hort. obi, work Intended u i"rn
eoreie textbook fr tho friend. NJ Protection, ant no
rough rffai0n al every po.s or The pernrou> iai'oe
pu, forth ly the foreign sat misguided Am'rcan ap"loss''
for The policy of one-..ied tree-rrade.
THr ANrsicA> L,roSss vii %" published monthly 10
lrye octave frn. zach humber containing ihry"o a-e
,uhle -1l.r pa .. oi closely printed matter Ea,b ngm
rsr WI ro-tan re great Speed Report o'her GOWN
eng document and variety 0f shorter articles The work
rl-m one com rl.- auI comprehensive Volume oi 9i
ira ald p yes. ami Wi Hc Afforded q single s-r.
bers 'or sGNE~rl-Fa CfNrs ZACH three copies or I"u
Dollars. i've copies, or Three Dollars copies far Five
D1Ua-.. mr. d. TWENTY COPIES FOR TIN DOL
LARS III PAYMENT +. required n advance ~ all case
The o-si possible price h,, been Ned M oTder that se
-gat1n may - rendered universal, should tbs woA r'-
-evs the aroruh1t - Of the public.
GREELEY \ MchLRAIH, 80 Annst y. \,
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Z Hope Total Ab.,iuerce Relief So

Cicty N hold rrguIar TF-iN- N lnrT Ion, II VI .
street corner Broa WA. F.day rh'l evening, al y
O'clock. Vnen VIM II Barrol. Esg 0f tma.ca l. J. and
ever, other - pular s,hinctoridn- VIII address NE iu1i
,gce. The nesting vii be- euysurd with good 'ns 4
from several ol th- best Temperance SINGER. Ihe puh
are =. ner4iy invited O. steud.
y B-The meetings held Friday and Susfay eY,s-
no, ot,.ch week JAMES COOK, PrcsscDL
HOusF Secretary. IciulF
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vas taken up and read through by the Clerk-the
reading occupying about an hour and half. The
Committee then rose Mr.. FILLMORE will make
his erposf Of the bill tomorrow.
The Senate bin authorizing the issuing Of re-
gistcr FOR the brig Ggnare was READ third time
and passed. The House adjourned
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josiah chard, AuctOneer.
p English md American stationery a

Auction-Ths morning NJ II c'clocs. bAN">i "'"'
ARDS t PLATT las Broadway, Will 'el without i''et''
a esn. gnment OF Stationery. consstneo see fei ''r
Gus patiera.-Sealug wax-Leter Slamps-SrVer reno
Cases-Drawin. Pcnci~-Pen Hoder>-poche' BOON
Ra,kers C,ses-Red waiers-Q ulls-Penknlves-Poclet
Conh.-Fancy BoIes-Copysg-BlsckJ Japan ami Blue
Ink.-Black Writing Sand-Leticr and Foolscap Paper
,'h '''N ~ 10
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may be had a, this morning. Price 81 cents
CONTENTS:
| PoE1Ry-Song Of the Tee.Toialer-liENkY CLAY, by
| A. b. Sweet Esq.
sHsPE.Rs ASp THE BIBLE, Parallel Passages collected
for the Tribune.
ySERPESr HUNTING, an adventure III South America
Scene IN Spain DURING TIE WAR
FoysrcS NFws-Pee on the New Tariff, tc. &c &c
TIE RGaT or SrARoI-Proest OF General Cas- against
the demanded of the French Government IN e
Treaty OF December 20, 1871.
TRIAL or MONROE EDWARDS as reported In full
for the Trbune-the remainder OF this interesting and eN
traoriinary Trial will be given IN next weeks Weekly
EpIToRIALs-The Bank Question, &c &c NC
CoxcsEssiovAr-A complete summary OF the Proceed
ing, If both branches OF Congress from the regular CORES
sondsnt Of The Tribune.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE TRiBUSE-several interesting
letter, from our Special Correspondent at Washington
GLANcYs MICHIGAN.
COMPLETE LIST OF ALL GOOD BANhS 10 me y swim
thrir rates OF discount In New-iork
REVIEW ~ TIC NEW YoEH MhRkETS, &c. &c.
Nt,cEL,SEovs-ExTR,Crs sc. &c.
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COMMISSION and General Agency

y WELLS CROSBY. No 3. jobs street. \. \.
TIE subscribers have Termed connection. under The
firm WELLS CROSBY at " . JOIN s',rt, be,' ce.
i gn atl Nassau for The purpo,s OF uaHsactng Com
M ..1n amt General Agency business
Their plan ~ rpe alton embraces every Kind ol business
where an efrIc Agony required. s..es ct
t,ooi, Man acfG.-, AL Produce Of descrl
R.ai Estate BuIiIug-, Nes,ri>. making Exchanges o.
Prousr. settling Estates Collecting Debts, Nsgou'unS
Loans E-ntirg buildisg,. &c. a.. Sc.
TheN " keep Re- ste, iortne purpose oi keeping, h
oil fullest manner. all hl> applications and a,o oT re-
orrr .ucn De- formation relating % business Transaction
rrreay a. viii couducc O. h- interests oi those VINO pa
trouIrs tnrm -.
rer.ectlv familiar with the state of the market
tv viii be enabled all o. make the most adNin'
eus "A e. goods aud prup,iN consigned 10 ihem a'
.o t. xrcuts promptly orders tor tie purchase OF goods,
& o every p.u and % eirc all business -ouA'
arrangements that may he frrr>ed 10 thtn
TIE .lb.-r,hers having hnd long and thorough ~.
,.rercs 10 business. both th> city and ~ ihe c@u1lf
and having very extensive and valuable acquaintance pN
~ rnsurla.ed aciiie. efectug advsutageou, us1e'
amt nerol ators and they intend 10y Their unremns ~
.nn, ana accommodating terms, u make their sstsssh
mnt n,vcr.Iaug med um tor u'rlsssg 10 tie business
community al an times, such faclie and Intelligence A.
hall rnte them 10 confidence. and AFFORD reasonable re-
muueraion 81 They rely upon th.n "eikno"n clara'le
,r business qualifications for he pa'ionag" OF their ac
rrsutarce. and o the confidence ot strasgsr>
make the following References: on.nS Nils
Ne,,r. +. 9. 4 ID. LNrHRoP
>rArFoEp. >riLwELL \ Co. I >,yyyorL
STONE. woop STAIR
I,NBsRT SUDAN f>q.
Nr,,r,. rHrLr, 4 klNs,tL, Boston.
WV Wmrt>G. Esl. {
Hon. J Il. Gtnnf>Gs. Vi c. A.ht,bn'a Co, %.
" ! A~pRrws. d" Cleveland.
Bw Bslcr, Jlnr. Ed, Newark,
J0HN G.. ArTfRBtRY fsq, Detroit, Mch. JlO "
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TUI' UdF FlIITsTIfIf
r AW REPORTER for Junction

AITFNTS .-Gre,nlrafo on Evidence. Bankrupt la"
Fvnare Foster wherein thy validity Of attachments OF th
property haukrupfs. on fut>ut ffuft,,, i "U,',' WI"
,r r,,i Al ~ and discrimination of that learned lur'
Ju.rr Stor, Washington Bank " >nurteni Httd >'at
9, Dohh.ns. ge,, Engu Case; Intel 2ru'e ana VII
reliau,. BANKRUPT, ia Maine, including all who ba'r pr
fo,t 10 be- declared Bankrupt. Mdne up 10 May -olh
l2t2whole number 5sj; Banhrussln M,'achu>etis con-
tirued nclud NJ the names ot psuontr, from Aprh -'
To Nav goth. 1875 New Publications obituary Notc',
TIE Li,t nj Bankrupts in \swNork will be continued IN
ney, nuuler BRAD3I ny, >ODEN CO,
II. N1..an..L Nov ~. and Do School y B0son
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Connagration Of Iknmbsrg.-lf Nhh


LARGE ENGRANINGS--Tbe NJ" WORLD OF
next Saturday will contain the most complete account
nj hi. great Csnfagraon, written hy ,. j. "ktND
Eso Who va, an eve wncss-anI illustrated by a MAT
OFF THE CITY engraved Gu block Q. inches square
giving the names of orsry STRAIT and TIE surrounding
,blr,.: also large and finely engraved VIE" Or Ihh
co\FIAGRATION. executed tor til. number
THE VENGEN ALP, and THE AtLhoRN'
from Travelling Sketches Of Alex Dumas, iras'ia,-
ed from the French.
III uALAPA AND THE JOURNEY TO PERoTE-
Another interesting letter from Mexico, by Brantl
Maver, Esq
~. DIR CEMETERIES An able original article on
the Removal the Dead from our Church YARDS
and also giving interesting account OF tie iunsrs
ceremonies oi the Ancient>-by popular writer.
\ TINS MlsrR's DAUGHTEs-TSo new Chapters OF tn,
popular Tale by ". n. AnS~orih
VI. iIoKHIBLE TRJATME>1 o. women AND CHILDREN
IN the English Coal Mines
vi TuE Any Or TIE CAsrLE, with large ErSrdVrs
VIM ORIGINAL PoErKY-' Birth Day Ver>es, by Rev G
". Tvef-sl; song by Park Benjamin. and My
Sisters Grave bv Chas n Lewis. Esq
TX Flspr % rHF FIDuLrs's by 6. y. X. James, E'9
concluded
X Foreign News by lac CALEDONIA and Great western
letter from Mr. Maclcu1-Ex,racts Mr'ceuants'
Editorials News, a.. &c.
TrsNs-SS a year-6i cent. single. j. MORLEY tkN'
srrrx for sale in three Extra ber of the Wordpr'e
ls cen,s-Aso Zanon and The Jacquer-' price l cents
.,.h Osice - ,no..t. j-lOH
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The foawing gentlemen were elected Directors 81 Tie
Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Company yesterday John
r La,sala William Banks Iriah Hendricks John u. Pur
row. Joseph Fowler, OF Newly oTk SAMUEL Stevens, OF
Albany Thomas Palmer, John Degrail, o Schenectady
John Clarke OF Saratoga Springs We understand 5000 OF
the 10 900 shares represented and the above men
| Toned gentlemen were elected without opposition.
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z TravcIcr..-Ge0 .nea ,sns Ne l,I Guy ar

re-DectfulN
Barci,y->ireei, where guiet houc, pea>an ro'H> '
hed uboe.one food and an atmosphere imprisoned bt
alcohol or tobacco await their acceptance lhns' VINO ~
eye il impossible to live on ugidy ieHPT"" an" Iu'N
yege,abr without pnSatop are requested 10
give il one trial The house very convenient 20 Uf uuN
n,.s uart af the City and to all ir >leainbodi LanAnE
Fem. moderate Gentlemen visiting the City Win pa
a, -, -, i,,,si sLoner.Rah. irer nj q
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N~For Editorial Correspondence, In
oS,nt from Buenos Ayres, an article on
i.oc;a,ion. and a number Of News articles,
ace First Page,
~For two Letters from Correspond
,,.-one from Boston and the other from
p ,odolph. Vt.-see Last Page.
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D,s1Rxss1yG Decentralization Thursday as
Mr.. John Z. Hoskins was driving wagon Loaded
with stoves, on the road short distance SCUM OF
the Acre. the foot board gave way, Precipnat,hs
him upon the horses. At this they became irish''
ened. breaking loose from the wagon, and at the
sane time the traces became entnngled about one
of his ANGLES in such q way that II was lmP'ssiole
or him to .xtricare himself. Ne was thus drawn
about one hundred rods, his face and breast beng
bruised in shocking manner, although not oone
was broken After lingering in state OF the mos,
intense suffering until Saturday. he expired ased
about IS. Auoui'' '"ui'
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DIED:

Alu. IN a wi m M. Children y NtV-N On, on Ihe
ning OF the 18Th insi the residence 81 MS >'--l'"
C-oryr ID Co.g-,hall. Thomas waiter Of Loser hrro
township, Montgomery county. fehl-' III w 'o'' ' W
b., age. ,,-.- ...on ruv,oJ
The trends Of hs family. and those oi ~ 'o1 o.
waiter and .on,-in-law. Georg" and ",'' u 1"--'
he latter - B0wrrv. th aiiefoon letA s al Oe"'"'
I..,n IN II Alfaf-nn
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NEw-HAMPsniRE SESAIoR.-The two branch
g. of the New-Hampshire Legislature have, by u
Joint solution. agreed to- into the election OF
Senator in Congress this day, at II o'clock, to fill
the vacancy occa.oncd by the resignation OF Mr.
Pierce. temporarily supplied by MIR. Wilcox.
Boston Daily Al.
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Fire Department.

L Fire Drpartmenf.-N m'tui- OF .nt x
y uecr, For, men Assistants Of the Ne"-l ORR rt "
na1ment held nj fremens Hall on Weanesiay eve
Inn, III, the following rules and regulations governing '
ensuing election adopted.
GfI 3D. That the fslenen OF the various tompas :, n
the Department requested 10 call their topdne' To-
gc,her between the 7 amt lih of June. and that AT such
meeting the member, shall De, gRae icy ballot tr person,
whom ihev b, somnaie for the Offices OF CIiei ana
Assistant Engineers. III =, ....,
RcsOlJed, That COEsmittee OF rive shai W 1PP'''"
from this bod act q, Inspectors
Resoited, That the Inspectors sha r'Jret ' tt.uin VI
each snd every Compan not entitled to vote according To-
law or In conformity with the rules and rec uaton, adopted
by thu, body. - -.
Rs,,led That sa, be the duty OF the Foreman Of eac-
Company to transmit either OF the Inspector, :"
anoont.d certificate signed by hSel and the sec etaN
o line Company showing The numoer OF votes, anu ulc
name of the persons such votes were gwen al e
meeting held Tor such purpose
6e,,led That the Inspectors sa reject The returns o
certificates Of Company whose meen. ,al nave peth
Leld after II O'Clock midnight OF the lilh OF June
Reyolued That 81 all be the duly OF the Foreman nnd
SECRETARY of each Company of Nardrns 10 certify whether
any of the warden. OF their Company attached to any
fire Coupany and such sriens rave voted M tie Con.
NAM TO winch they belong and IN they have ~ voted
ibat then they shall not allowed Ia Nsie with the ware
ems and il shall be specified IN their return whether lucy
voted ur not - ~.
Re,oed That the Inspectors ,bail aeet a. Fircnef,
Ia the 18Th instant the returns OF the different
Companies. : J, IL 4 I'M, p1nS>
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Sry,ygaArs-The Cincinnati Gazctte Oh Tue
Let instant. s.ys-The cause Of this accident mus'
be- attributed 20 careless rccklcssncss he "es'
Wind was supplied with Evans safety valve out
il was so liked as to he of no service. Inc eNc''"
men, in Louisville on the subject Is very great ana
sn inquiry has been set ON foot to exam inc and re-
n.ri IN the subject.
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IyUyetl's Lectures en- Geeiogy,-PubiisAeo
a.; nrst pamphst and Tor sale this Oice These Lee
,nrS embrace the following SUBJECTS Presh Water Form
oo Of Auveryne. EHect Volcanoes OF Successive Psr-
offs ? structure OF istua; Orgin of Granite ROCKS
change. In the Organic woNd. uPheavs and Sno'i.
depce Of the Earhs Crust Submergenes and Re
OF Their Circular Form Corame Limestone OF va
rions geological Ages 5 Nature and Origin OF Coal; Pc
,iod of il, Formation. foOi.marks OF to"i xslmAs
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