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Melancholy Occurrence.

We announce with deep regret the death Oh
RonEnr J.. Woopwoaru, Of the National Hotel,
in Peru, in this county, yesterday morning, an
der circumstances peculiarly narrowing On
Monday afternoon last he startled from home with
a horse and buggy TO 60 a few miles into the
country, taking with him a boy and his double
barrelled fowling piece. Coming to steep bill, he
got out Of the buggy TO walk up, and while IN the
nc, Of ascending it, tho gun fell out Of the buggy
and as il touched the ground struch on the locks
with so much force that il exploded, and both
charges entered his right leg below the knee
The wound, though severe, was not considered
dangerous, and the usual remedies were lmmcdi-
atoly applied with the conidcn, expectation that
1t wonld 10 speedily cured. but in about 80
hours after the accident, modification set in, aud
spread so rapidly that in less than II hours after
wards il extended to the body, and at O'Clock on
Thursday morning Mr.. Woodworlh died,
Thus has Peru lost one Of her most valued CT
iizens, his wife kind and amiable husband and
His children tender and oncctionote.parcn, Mr..
w. had few enemies and large circle Of rela-
tiyes and friends, to whom on account Of his ma
ny amiablc qualities he was greatly cndcared, and
TO .hcm his loss Is ircparoblc.
Mr. w. was i5 years old.
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PENNSYLVANIA

The democracy Of the Keystone state Lave CO.
vorcd themselves wilh impcri,hable honors. The
victory they have achieved is, under all the cir
cnmsianccs, the mnsi brilliant Of the scas N, aud
The sure mrcrunncr Of the utter annihila,ion oi
coon whlgcry in Noycmhcr OF So much IN
ponancc DID the wings consider it to carry that
state at the late election that lromcarly in t,nng
until the day Of election they devoted themselves
to the accomplishment Of the object with unre-
miued toll The wing big guns Of the state first
pcmmbulatcd it, then came the Buckeye DIcr and
N1sc'y, and these h'aohgulIdi were followed hy
Webster, Clay ton, Bcrci., and Other big gum
from abroad aud in addition 10 all their speak
crs, ADD mammoth meetings and deception, aud
humbug, and what not, they succeeded, On the
very eve of the election, in forming M unhallow-
ed coalition with the Native American party IN
Philadelphia, giving the Natives the congressman
aud county officers in consideration that they
should vote for the wing candidate for governor,
by which they obtained a maj ,r,ly Of COO0 in the
city aud county Of Philadelphia, which, even in
the hard-cider tempest Of 1910, gave a democratic
majority Of 223 thus by single adroit move, ma
king change against Ihc democrats Of from six
10 eight thousand, But, thanks 10 the sterling
democracy Of the old Keystone all this they over
cane, and SHUvH, the democratic candidate f,rgo-
vernon Is elected by maJcriry varying little from
$500; majority Of the members Of congress
are our, the senate is ours aud the house is ours
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Nlr. Isnssctt'. school.

Several gross blundcrs occurred in tho nd,er-
iisemcnt Of the Rev. Mr.. BAssrrr in last week
Paper, which deserve word from Us in cxpuEn.
lion. As tho advertisement stood las, week. Mr.
b. was made to use the word "prcjessionaJe' lor
professional, and 'principle' instead of principal
As such use Of the kings English would be but
n poor recommendation for man proposing ia
open high school, it is due to Mr. d. to say that
tho plumbers were wholly those Of tho compassion
and careless proof reader, and tina, the munuscript
handed us was written correctly. And we take
pleasure in here stating, that Mr.. B, is not only
far above any such plumbers we have mentioned
but finished scholar, and gentleman in whom
the public Can place implicit confidence as nm IN
structor. Such a school as he proposes ia
open has long been needed in the place, and we
hope our citizens will show that they appreciate
It's Importance by giving it an carly and liberal
support.
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GEORGIA.
Another Iinrrison STATE for Polk aud
Dallas!

The triumph Of the Democracy is glorious as Is
it was unexpected, The election took place on
the 1th inst. The Journal of Commerce, from
which we take the following returns, prriaccs
them with these remarks: Eight Congressman
were to be chosen As elected TO the present
(2SJh) Congress, the whole delegation was De-
mocratic having been chosen by general ticket.
But in consequence Of vacancies which have
since occurred and new elections to fill them, the
delegation now comprises two Wings (Clinch
and Scphcns) and G I.ocos. Another member
(ChoppelD was elected us Wing, but turned
out to he a Loco.
mo Governor was to he chosen this year. A
year ago, Crawford, Wing, was elected to tina,
Office by u majority of $685. In 1871, M'Donald.
Democrat, was elected Governor by majority Of
ill6. Al tho Presidential election in 1910,
limrisons majority was $40, The last I.csis.
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Something Yer, Remarkable.

The Chicago Journal has the credit OF having
made tho following discovery:
John G. Calhoun is ultra in favor Of SLAVERY,
James G. Birncy is ubra in opposition to IT. ye,
these two worthless find themselves upon common
ground In their free trade notions.
This is certainly very remarkable, but the fol-
lowing il no, less 90
Henry Clay Is uhrain favor Of national hank
Daniel Webster thinks it an "obsolc,e idea yet
II il said these two worthless end themselves up
or common ground in their notions about using
pepper and salt on eho,cder, as well as in 'hei'
notions about several other things.
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Dala. will he elected by the vote. of twO,hirds of

Dallas will he elected BY the votes Of two-,hirds OF
the States.
We have gained three members Of Congress,
one in the Fairield--ohe in the Chilicoihe and
one in the Perry and Morgan districts. We have
l1st ooc in the Huron, aud we fear, from returns
to-day, that Mr. McNuliy is beaten by few votes
in this district. ,Vc have lost both branches OF
the Legislature by the most extraordinary conduc,
Of our friends on record. The Senate is lot hy
the defeat Of Wolcoit in Wayne, aud Lahm il
Snia-t~o large democratic counties.
From 'hr popular vote our friends G. ycry sure
hey can carry the State for pl& and Dall1s on
the FIRST Of November"
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CoMMopoRE STEwART.-The wing
papers have recently reported this
distinguished officer to be dissatisfied
with Mr.. Folks nomination, and de-
termined not to cooperate in his
election. The last Madisonian I'M
dertakes to contradict these stories
saws that the Commodore is presi-
ding over the Court Martial now
sitting in Washington, and that it
knows him to be snow what he has
always been, an unilinching Demo-
crat of the Jefiersonian school. p
Richmond Enquirer.
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gEHia ZEN EAE..

MARRIED-In Peru. on Sunday last, by the
Rev. Mr. Pratt Mr.. w. w. DuEssEn TO Miss
MARGARET w. SPA LpING, all of Peru.
For the frenS' accompanying the above no.
tico, we tender our thanks, and by way of meta
6ene, our devil adds
While on LIES waud'ring weary way,
May he fnrecr caress her.
And TO her loibles blinded be
And ne'er in anger DrGsS-her.
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IrnmiIton's Vegetable EsaIsaun /.

n ccrtain Cure for Consumption, Bron-
chitis, asthma, Dyspepsia, Uhoop-
mgCough, Influenza, Colds, Coughs.
and Il disease Of the Lungs, Liuer and
Kidneys,
The proprietor has been long acquainted with
the healing properties Of his Vegetable Bakam,
having personally administered 1t to thousands
within the past few years; and is confident if tho
afflicted will give it fair trial, they will find ia.
slant and permanent relief.
AS a test OF confidence and sincerity in this
medicine, the proprietor pledges himself to perfect
a cure Of any Of the diseases above mentioned, Of
however bad character or long standing that
may be submitted to his management in Jackson
vile, H., or in Of failure, no charge will be
made for medicine or attendance.
certificate from Rev. PETER AKERs, d. D.
Having had occasion for the use of "Hamiltou's
Vegetable Basam'' and finding IFS virtues ellica-
cious as far as needed, take pleasure in recon-
mcndng it as worthy an experiment in respect to
those complaints for which the proprietor has Civ
en- it publication. PETER AkERe.
Ebcnezcr, III. June IS, lS43.
Certificate from L. J. Dunlap, NJ. d.
Mr. Misunderstanding on several occasions
seen the effects of your Vegetable Balsam in
Whoopmg Cough, Group and Asthma, can
chceriully recommend it to the public as a safe
and efficient remedy in those affections.
L. ]. DuNLAr.
Jacksonville, June 6, 1874.
MI. Uamilton Having been afflicted in tho
Winter and Spring of ls43, with n severe Cough,
procured and used one bottle of your Balsam,
which entirely relieved me.
NEWTON CLOUD.
Apple Creek, Morgan Co. Ill. July Is, 1914.
Morgan county, H. Jan. 6, 1874.
This is TO certify, that was afflicted years
with Breast Complaint and Cough, and by tho
use of several bottles of Hamton's Balsan, was
soundly curcd but for it, think should now
have been in my grave. Wa. FUREf.
For sale by
WALKER & IIicKLrSG, Ottawa.
Iony MANS, Washington, farewell co, ILL.,
]. & &. FtsHru. Lacon
Wilcox & HowAup, Magnolia.
And also at Peru.
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a week ago to-day we were visited with quite
a snow storm, which lasted for to s hours, and
snow fell TO the depth Of about inches. Blu; IN
less than two days it left US, probably on nc.
count of the unfavorablencss Of the weather and
we have had beautiful Indian Summer since then
Wc hope the reception this snow storm net with
will admonish all others to keep n, proper dis
lance I'll at lcas, the middle of December.
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Leather! Leather!

IENllE subscribers have on hand and Of
fer for sale, large stock of Leather,
which will be sold very low for cash or
produce. This stock consists of strong
upper, kip and calf skins; sole, harness.
band, and bride leather, and sheep skins.
Also, on hand, shoe pegs, shoemakers'
and saddlers' avis, &c.
WALKER e. HICKLING.
Ottawa, Oct. %, 1874.
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Election Returns.

The Democratic Ball rolls onward. The re-
turns from the different states come in fully as
favorable as was anticipated, and from several
more so. The result for president eau no longer
be regarded as doubtful. Maine, Pennsy lvania,
Ohio, Georgia, &c, have done the business.
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MEMBERS or CONGRESS ELECTED.

Dist.
/, l.. g. Levin. Native Amcrcln--whg loss.
2, Joseph Il. lngcrsoll, whig--Samc last year.
3, J. II. Campbell, N. American--dcm, loss
a, Charles J lngcrsoIl, dcm.--No change.
8. Jacob =. Yos,, dcmocrat-No change.
Il, Jacob Eriman, dcm,-dcmocra,c gain.
7, A. Il. Mllvainc, whg,-No change.
8, John Strohm, g"
Q, John Ritter, dem.
70, r. Brodhead jr. dem.
II, Owen ID. Lcih, dcm.-No change.
II, David Wimot, dem.
10, James Pollock, whig-No change.
ii, Alex, Ramsey, wing, change.
10, Moses Lean. dem, democratic gain.
10, James BLACK, dem,No change.
II, James blanchard, whg-- No change.
10, H. ID. Foster, dem.-No change.
81, Cornelius Dsrrogh, whig-No change.
%, William :. Garin, dcm.--No change.
%, James Thompson, dcm.-Dcm. gain.
"a, James M'Kcnnan, dcm-Dcm. gain.
The 18th aud Goth districts in doubt.
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Death gf Abnr Northumberland Knceland,
who acquired ~ much nctoreiy as the editor Of
.ho Boston Investigator, and for lis ultra views
on religion, died recently Ia Iowa territory, a, the
sgs Of n years,
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Found,

" ESTERDAY, on the road between
h this place and Peru, a large bun
die, containing sundry goods. The own
er can have the same by paying charges,
and describing property, and calling upon
the subscribers.
WALKER e. HICKLING.
Ottawa, Oct. %, 1914.
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.4nother Uarning 10 the Atemperate

.qnother farming 10 the Incorporate.
WV. ]. DuTroN, of this village, who
has for many years been addicted to in
temperate habits, on the 9TH inst. fell in
the street: being observed, an attempt
was made 10 raise him to his feet, when
he sunk down and expired.
In the sudden and melancholy fate of
poor Dutton all who tamper with the de-
mon, strong drink, shoold take warning.
He was fully aware tina, it would kill him
indeed, onthe day Of his death he spo, e
with reference to the disposition Of his
property. The monster had seized upon
his yi,as, and he knew he would soon
sleep beneath the clods of the valley; and
We, borne on by an insatiale appetite, he
drank and drank, until h.'s--dcad.
Rum. seller, what say you of this event!
Lacon Gassite.
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Tho Chicago Journal says the "Nativcs" and
Democrats Of Philadelphia united against the
wings!
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LEGIsLATuRE.

Democratic majority on joint ballot over wings
aud natives, Il.
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ll3G76 'AlOl0 2sl3S 22I0o
1866 22790

lIarrison's maj 3i3 oJiS
These returns ao from the Harrisburg Demo
cratic Union Of tho ih They are nearly oil
official.
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CoINCIDENcE.-SheriT Bryant, of
New York, while on his way to Au-
burn, having in custody some four or
five prisoners sentenced to the State
prison, joined company at Syracuse
with the Sheriff of Oneida county,
who had also a number of convicts
under his care. On the meeting in
the cars of the prisoners from the
two counties, two of them instantly
recognized each other as old friends
and associates. They were both
classmates at Dartmouth College;
one, Delaney, was expelled the
other, Nichols, absconded. Each
pursued the bent of his inclination
each attempted to prey upon the
community, and each entered the
State prison at one and same time,
to eXpiate their crimes, and to learn
that talents and opportunities per-
verted inevitably lead to misery,
wretchedness and disgrace.
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NEW JER sEy.

The New York Tribune sums up the returns
for governor in New Jersey as follows;
Slratton, whig l3u3o
Thomspon, dem. ll'oo2
Wing mai. 59S
Hauison's majority in 1910 was 3, lO2.
All the papers conccdc that in every county
Stmtton run ahead of his ticket aud Thompson
invariably behind his. The Plcbian claims that
the popular vote ON the senatorial ticket Is demo-
cratic 10y handsome majority.
The wings have majority on joint ballot IN
the legislature.
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Remarkable Adventure.

In the Apaachicola Advertiser of the 9th inst,
we find most remarkable Incident recorded in
the following manner.
LAST week a young man, while hun
ting on ST. Vincenl's Island, laid down
upon his blanket in the shade of a tree,
and being very tired, soon dIopt into a
profound sleep, which continued about
two hours, Upon waking, he discovered
that he had been carried about twenty
yards from the tree, and that he was still
moving along without any visible impel-
lent. His first thoughts were of snakes
aud alligators, which abound in this island.
llorritied by the idea of such bed-felIows.
he leaped from his blanket, and Selling
stick, boldly venured back to ferret on,
his unwolcome companions. But the
blanket, relieved Of his weight, was now
marching OH in double-quict time, and
did not stop TIL it arrived at the foo, Of an
enormous ant hill, nearly cigh, feet high.
II appears that a myriad of these insects.
about size larger than the lion ant, had
surrounded, captured and were quietly
conducting him home for winter stores
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Buffalo Robes.

En BALES Buffalo robes, just receiy
H. cd and for sale by
Oct. %, 1914 WALKER & HIcKLING.
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A ccrtuin Cure for Consumption, Bron-
chitis, asthma, Dyspepsia, Uhoop-
ingCough, Influenza, Colds, Coughs.
and Il disease Of the Lungs, Liver and
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ARRIVED


Snip Clinton, Manson, Of s,h Ms from Charleston R an
BS ohm Kendall, Robinson, OF Ihoma'ton days rom
Atakapas, 200 hhds sugar 50 do noasses 70 Le'eck
10 hhds and So mclaIes, Foster
brig Anroscoggn DAVIS loading uncertain ~lete oI' sch
Nogu loading for New schr Oscar sailed DAYS pre-
yo1s for DO nth inst 80 long IS hsayy gale IRON
away and topm2st> stove % hhds moasses oen
part of the deck load AID dong much other damase ne
lowed up the city from Sandy HOOK oy te
American Eagle.
Schr NJ Robinson Pugh, days from Newbern ) I, na
val stores 10 Mitchell Sailed IN company with sens
Elizabeth Bradley and George Pollock beth Tor New OK
Sehr Mary, Tel-then 10 days from Norfolk slaves 10 WI
SchF Emma, Cole day. from Baltimore. mdze. to John
SchI Mary Jane Pow ELI days from Norfolk, &c, TO
StIges Chairman. On The 30 ult, OF the West BANK came
in contact with Rsguus winch carried away
Schr Alexandria Lewis, 10 davs from Baltimore, IndIs 70
Sch Brilliant Feagsall, days from Rappahannock. oysters
master. w.; ,, borrd
-. Phadeiphia put for haTbor, being unable 10 poceeu
~ cons.cusuce rhe D-ewae being roZsn over Zsa sn
of PhCenix Island spoke the Light Boat bound
nm, of ice IN the Delaware; requested 10 be reported
Schr ARIEL Lambert, days from islna, oysters 10 l
's sb- y.bsla Haines of Ellsworth. days from WI.
S-,or Nj with naval and lum oer 70 Badger .
- The Y came IN the Hook sunday night, I'D tle
snowstorm Monday she got set IN the Ice and dilIsse
had A pilot on board days 80, me
pro,ctoT Wright from Virginia and zdays IRON me
Canes oysters Capt Wight reports the Lower Day iu "
' schr Select. days from James River, wood
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DIED:
January go of scarle, fever, MARGARET CowAN, only
daughter Thomas w and Margaret Cumming aged years
and 10 months.
January 30 CATHERINE widow of Joseph Lamb, ased 46
years
KI, aged yess and months only daughter Of Richard and
Charlotte NJ. Berry.
the funeral at o'clock This Afternoon
AT WASHINGTON City. Sunday afternoon, January 70,
Mrs RyBEccA, RUSSELL REpSG, wife OF Hen. John x
Reding Vi u i.o New hampshire and youngest sister Of
Horatio Hill. Of this city, aged 30 years 80
Iect of the James Leaadef Cahca ESq OF that
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Michael Donaho, stable keeper of Matthew Duff,

Michael Donaho stable keeper of Matthew Duff,
Duane street made oath the Police that jacob BogaTt Of
80 Watt kept mare on board feed the above stable
the cost keuus which had or long time been paid
and that Bogar told Duff that the under his CON
troll until the keeping paid that Duff also charged
him Donaho) prevent Bogart from getting MS mare that
last night Bosart slipped into the stable and loos'ng The
mare mounted and was riding off WHEN Dcnaho and
nr the bride TO detan her compelled TO permit horse aid
rider to 60 on account of Bosast drawing pistol presenting
it and threatened TO Donaho unless he ooed his hoId
For this officer Baker arrested Bsga who denied having any
pistol but was held 10 bail IN $500
Tho store Of f. s. Jones was entered with false
lsv and u pieces boadcoth stolen The burglar escaping
Professionalism Waters, John Williams and
William Titus were committed under this head
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the Bank is located and there is no one on the spot
| to redeem its bills
On the lst OF December the Comntroller had 70.
glstered and countersgned for the chartered Banks.
l9,645,866 of circulating notes.
Inc Hamilton Bank has refused or neglected. 10
make reports Tor two quarters and has forfeited one
hundred dollars for each refusal. Another refusal
works forfeiture of Banking privileges.
new Bank by the name OF . Merchants Bank,
Canandalgua, has been established by VIM. Bios
SON. long known as the keeper of the stagehouse at
that place.
The notes of the Exchange Bank of Virginia, at
Norfolk, are redeemable par at the Bank OF Balt-
more his arrangement does not include the
branches of said Bank.
A bill TO raise additional revenue to meet the la
bllites OF the State of Tennessee has passed both
Houses OF the General Assembly.
It's estimated by competent judges, SAYS the Phi
ladelpha Ledger, that nearly one million of the pa
per of the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance
Company is in circulation at this time. Its paper
is not redeemed at the Of the institution in
Chicago.
The Pennsylvania Senate has passed the bill TO
reduce the capital stock OF the Bank OF Pennsylva-
MIA from $500 per share TO $3.50.
The Harrisburg correspondent of the Phadel-
phia North American says:
resolution offered By Mr. Hill, nstructing the In
terna COMMITTEES TO bill for the sale Of
line from Philadelphia Pittsburgh There appears
be general concession Of the necessity OF the disposal Of
these works and thu resort 10 NEE, the remainder
of our liabilities, but there danger that high price will
be asked for the line that wl be equivalent 10
fusa sell. 1t about S4ooOOOO. The original sum
with the interest thereof up this believed could
De obtained before being in market weeks and tins
would reduce debt that By taxation and rgid economy
in expenditure way might soon BE- made clear
Sales of Real Estate at Auction. Jan. 81.
By A. j. Blocker j. CO.
The two-stoEy house No l35 Amty street near Sixth
and lot, 25 by 100 fee, S576l
vacant lot etenhstreet, Fifth 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

John Closer rs. Joseph S. Jenkins and John
Daniels implicated with - Stone-Nr jenkins officer
of the Fifth Ward and without process OF law, went to PLAIN
tiff IS store in Canal by the other defendants
and orcbly seized and carried off valuable Newfoundland
Dog which Stone Standardization is brough, for the tres
pass Ii was by the testimony that Stone had
owned the dog, and that NJ Cossersave SIC for him The
Court charged that the Jury i5rt
V.rdicr forp l.iutitf. : SUi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

STEAMBOAT SUSK.-Wc understand that the
steamboat Minstrel, Capt. NJ Comas, from Cincin-
matt to Nashville loaded with salt whisky and empty
barrels, struck floating log and sank, ten miles be-
low Madison. 1t is said that she had no insurance.
her policy having expired few days before the ac-
cident. She is said to be total loss. One deck
passenger was drowned. Louisville Jour. Goth. s
e A Bill has been introduced into the Ken
lucky Senate, making ii penitentary offence to
deal faro III that State, to manufacture marked
cards. 1t is expected to pass without much oppo-
SlIiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

WHOLESALE Observation-Disclosures menpart
of the Of the frigate Raritan managed on Mon
day to elude the vigilance of the officers, sentres
&C. on board that vessel and made their way arhore
or rather to the ice, upon which they walked ashore
Several have been recaptured, but most of them are
still at large