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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-14

=" uXZA FOR THE HIGH PRIZE or
U 81 FlCE OF MILLER & co. Sold again in the
Md Lottery, drawn yesterday, another SPLENDID prize
OF $1,000, half ticket, Nos % 40 II, which only cost
Sl aud another of sl0O, quarter, Nos 81 ~ S. bod,
sold to citizens.
Draws TO-DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery class
3-7s Nos 10 drawn ballots, making prizes in each
package of rs tickets.
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-14

NH w. TILYARD,
n Ia SURGEON DENTIST, EprAw-sr
fe5-3m Sd door north of Lombard st.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08
FRoG BAYOU, Nov. ID, 1915.

Messrs. Ediiors:-l see in the Little Rock Ban
ner, Of the 29:h ull., that gentleman writing
from Johnson county, has pu. this county down
as one of the number which go for Gov. Yell. ~
Now like Gov. Yell, wishe d to see him remain
where he is, was opposed 10 Convention, and
if Gov. Yell were to run to-day for the House of
Representatives, would vote for him, that is to
say if he had not declined, for ambitious reasons,
the office whose mantle the people had thrown
upon his shoulders. But am no. for Gov. Yell
against Col. Ashley, and can most confidently
say that the correspondent of the Banner was very
greatly mistaken (lhrough ignorance, hope) when
he rated Crawford as Yell county: on the con.
trary, do not believe he can count dozen men
for him. We are all Ashley men; he has served
US faithfully. and done more tor the STATE .han any
other man in the same length of time; besides he
is amply qualified as a statesman to serve US, and
represent in tine Senate Halls, and we are Justly
proud OF him. and fully convinced .ha. he will DO
more for the interest and honor OF the State, than
any other man.
lN u-rIn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

u We see that our feiend W. E. Woodruff, Esq,
has been appointed Post Master at Little Rock. Mr.
Woodruff is of our Oldest State citizens, and
man every way worthy to wear the honors If Office
lie merits all and than he has obtained "Pa.
trarch of the Arkansas Press and long an honorable
defender of the democratic principles has he been, und
We congratulate him upon his appointment, wishing
him oil its benefits aud none of its vexations
''herc's health to thee, Tom Moore"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

p Our readers respectfully requested to notice
the proceedings. published today of the county meet
ings Of Sewer and Saline counties. From them we
learn ss do from all quarters, that Col. Ashley is
tho for the Senate, and that the people thor
oughly pleased with his Senator. We recev
cd these proceedings to late for farther notice We
will notice mere fully next week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

@We learn that the Eastern Choc,nws, who
are about removing west, will all of them come
through Arkansas, and enter their country a,
Fort Coffee, above US on the Arkansas river
This, we apprehend, will create an excellent mar.
kct for our farmers, to which they can drive
their cattle and hogs, and bring their corn and
flour.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

w Uc ucWS ITOtl MtAlCO uuu lexuS, Is WIN.
out interest; al latest dates Genl. Taylors forces
enjoyed the best Of health, and did not anticipate
the approach Of tho Mexicans. The crops III
Texas will be good, and the country is fast filling
up with settlers The following we ex,rac,
from the N. o. Bulletin. of the 25,h ull:
The Ne,rs understands that the ordnance recently
received by the brig Galreson, is designed for the
permanen, fortifcation OF Galveston Harbor. 1t
consists Of Is eighteen FOUNDERS, with truck and
coast carriages and the necessary ordnance stores.
After the lst Of this month there were to have
been mustered into service sX cemT anos of Tex.
ian Rangers under ths command Of Col. Hays
each company consisting RI 90 men. They re.
ceive pay from the United States Government at
the rate OF $40 per month and rations, finding their
horses and equipage.
One company at Corpus Christi under o"pt
Bell; one at GoIiad under Capt. Prireone at Veto
ria enlisted under Col. C. l. ovens; twoa San n
tonic, and one at A.snn.
These R.ngers are intended for the protection
Of .e South Western frontier, and to act as spies.
subject to the orders Of Gen. TAYLOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

MAsRIED AcAia.-On Sunday night last, at
Fort Smith, Mr.. James Clark to Mrs. Mary E.
Philips. formerly Of ;ae Missouri House, Little
Rock. We are informed ,ha, the happy man has
some 4 o. S wives besides the new one, and the
lady we know 10 have some 2 or 8 living hus
bsnds. beside. VIM. Clark. Who's 60, the I'D.
,antasc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

G1rOur readers are referred TO the prospectus
be found in another column; we have no. yet seen
copy, but the press, generally, speak in the high.
est terms Of its merits. -r.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

The river rosc on Sunday nigh, last, about four
feet. and continued to risc until Tuesday evening
since which time it has been falling. There is
water sufficient for small.size boats and the Lucy
LONG is looked for, she was advertised to leave
Nashville on the 2lst ut., for Arkansas river.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

pW have received the first number of the Delta,
published by Davis, Coreoran & CO., New Orleans
II is handsome sheet neutral in politics. devoted to
commercial, literary and miscellaneous news. We
wish its e0nductofs every success.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08
oEMOCRAIIC COUNTY MEETINe.

A meeting Of the citizens will be held in this
City, at the Court House, on Saturday the 22d Of
November, for the purpose of selecting delegates
to Convention, which will be held at Little Rock
upon the s,h. Of January, to select candidate for
Congress-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

uWe hear some talk about certain 'pr omiscs
that Col. Ashley is said to have made, that he
would not offer for recollection to the Senate of
the United States, which promises are said 10 have
been given to Gov Yell and one or two others
Whether or no they were made is not for US to
determine; but we do not think tha, such rumors
have ough. to do with the present contest for the
Senate. Who gave Gov. Yell, or any other, pow.
er TO receive such promise! Is he, or any sim
gle individual, the keeper Of the democratic faith!
Is he TO say who and who shall nos run for the
Senate! Are The people TO have ':;Nn chosen for
Senator and no, ehooso themselves! Surely the
people IAN choose whom they will, and the re.
marks made about tho .promises" by the cores.
rondents of the Banner, are not so made through
any desire that they have about the sacredness of
promise, but to endeavor to show thatCol. Ash.
Icy is running against Gov. Yell; such an attempt
is, however, utterly futile, and runs contraw Sc
to the entire wishes Of the people.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

0JIlundreds Of emigrunss pass through our
city on their way to Texas; and we are informed
,ha, many cross the river higher up. They gen.
orally drive their stock along, of which they have
great numbers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

0J A large body Of emigrants are now pass
ing through our city. There is in company 100
wagons, and they report many others behind.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

0rMR. DAVID Bravo, is our authorized agen,
in tho city Of Nep Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

Why is Judge Edmonds like Benjamin Franklin!
Because one bottled lightning, the other jugged
(Big) Thunder!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

G5-The recen, rise was not sufficient to let off
the Steamer Virgnon, which is still aground
near the mouth Of Salisaw, above this place some
40 miles.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

w. r Vaa Schoonhoven is the anti. renters can.
didate for Senator in Rensselaer, county, New
foIk, and likewise the whig candidate.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

Liieray men are very great fools ever to think
Of getting married. .-Ner Haren Herald.
We 60 the frstsI words Of the above sentence.
and make a full s,op.-Boston Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

GWe understand that the house Of Mr.. X. J..
Meigs, Of the Cherokee Nation, was burned few
days since; supposed to be the work of an incen.
diary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

GTho wings hive elected their Governor in
Georgia, and have small majority on joint bal.
lot in the Legislature.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

0 Tho steanlLoa, Roa, We understand is
sunk below Little Rock, the engine was taken out
and tho wreck abandoned.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

Crawford Burnett, and his wife Lavinia Bur.
nett, are to be hung this day, at Fayetteville, for
murder.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

NJ. Calhoun talents, experience D
Quence. and fcarlessness, arc ccria0!I
in the Senate, and we hope the nai0'
them exercised ,here--B0siOn Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08
A correspondent writes TO the WASH.
from New York, Oct. T.

A correspondent writes to the Wo,s;...
from New York, Oct. T.
"a rumor has reached me, ,hro,,l
spectacle channel, that the ,erri's.
fornia, are about to establish an inds..
in which they are to be supported b. :
other governments. Thisinform,io9 !.
commercial channel, US a poI,i,i
being under no restraint, and known.
ance Of the intelligence, if true and VI
our government, | take The liberty y
i. to you, that you, may make suca uS !.
may think proper"
The UnIon is not advised ,ha, On,
has received any information to cou6,s'
dict it.
The RE.BURIAL OF THE FRS,
kENTucKY.-The re-buriai of DapisI \
his wife. at Frankfort, Ky., took pI,.
day the 18Th ult. From 1900 to sOsl
were present from all sections of lbs h
immense procession was formed, the ~
borne on hearse drawn by four MI
and attended BY Col. r. NJ. Johnson A..
,inguishcd men as pail bearers. NIL
Conference attendedand after appropr,,]
exercises an eloquent and thrilIino Al
delivered by the Hon. J. J. CRlrfsN|
Commonwealth says:
After these ceremonies were over Il
were lowered into The graves and The .
threw some earth over tho remains. N
that the multitude pressed forward 10 h
this office and hundreds assisted in M
graves. All then returned to the eli,
they had taken part in these funeral
happy in the knowledge that nothing
red in the leas, to mar the solemni,s
casion. Daniel Boone now reposes ia 1
loved kentucky--alI have united TODD y
and generation after generation will aai
grimages to his to nb.-Dem. Uaion
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08
MARCY rs. MACKENZIE
From the N Y. Evening Psi

It's curious coincidence that MacssI
stole and published the private letters d
should have made public those four
lary OF Wnr, by whom he was ac,r
years ago, saved from the gniIows.
time of the Canadian troubles, when
was Governor Of New York. Mackenl
mnnded of him by requisition Of b. |
of Canada, on charge Of murder, arSt
robbery. under treaty providing iOri
der of fugitive criminals: but Gov. Man
most favo abie view Of the case for Mac}
construed his offence into rebellion, viii
could nave nothIug 10 do-thus saUng.l
neck from the rope. A pretty return
for the compliment!
And while upon this subject Of coiuci
may state that, four or five months sips
OF, private lat,ers, written oy.ILe edi,ori
bune. on various political matters, TO @
son and persons about him, were put ins
of Gov. Marcy. then at Washington, VI
er. seemed to hare too much OF a genl I
man of honor to take the mean advanlna !
ing public tho confidential communcaii
political opponents, and therefore couns
return TO the place where they had beeni
left. There were nearly two hundTa|
letters, some referring 10 rather cun1
menls on the part Of the triumphant VI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

nnnimily of the American Rcpub,;,
their part on the political stage IN. ~.
Statesman most wisely regards ,bs b
sent and the Future.-Aibany Ar.x
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

Acciieni in a Church.--The Richn1
rer oflhe 9th inst, says" I'VE learn
of The new Methods! Chapel, on BfOoi|
erected by Mr.. JAMES TAYLOR, sank
fee, during divine service on the 9TH
house was very much crowded, but 90
glad to state, was seriously injured
good many jumped ou, of the "lnd'1
caps, shaw!s, &c., Suffered coasidsa
Rev. C.. GRIswoLD was o;icialinga
the occurrence.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

Anoiher Murder in Tennessee. "a
murder was committed few nlehe I
CIeaveIand, in Bradley county, Tenn o
of James Hill, by, it is supposed, a "
Of The name Of May field, from A'sahT.
pears .ha, MoyfeId returned 10 'hI' i
country after an absence Of severn, !!
went 10 the house OF Mr.. Hill Jus' az, A. d
asked if he could stay all nj gh'' WI. y.
that he could, and advanced towa'O'
when MayieId d, libera,ely shot him
own yard and made his escape.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08
SALINE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Agreeable to previous appointment. the Demo.
Gratis of Saline county met at the Court House,
in the town of Benton, on the lst day of Noy.,
ls45. for the purpose Of appointing delegates to
the Democratic State Contention to be held at the
city of Little Rock. on the sth day Of January
next, for the purpose Of nominating suitable can.
didate to represent US in the next ensuing Con
gress OF the United States. The meeting being
called to order:
On motion Of Thos. Rowland, ESQ.,, G. b.
Hughes was called TO the Chair. and DIR. A. g..
Brent, appointed Secretary. The object Of the
meeting was explained by Col. w. S. Lockert. on
whose motion, a committee Of five were appoint
ed to recommend suitable Delegates, to represent
this county in said Convention. Accordingly tic
following gentlemen were appointed. viz: 1hos.
keesee. Thos. Pack, Thos. Rowland, and Wiley
Clayton, Esq.
The committee after having retired a short time
10 consult, returned to the meeting. and recon-
mended delegation Of seven, viz: Thos. keesee,
R. Brazil. Geo. Cobb. L. Calvert, VIM. Chnaul,
V. II. lilies, and G. W. Rutherford, ESQ.,, as suit!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

Frontier NOws.--ln,cIIigence has ss11
at Independence, by Il gentleman l;on1
borhooI of Bent and 81. irain' fofi1
kansas. ofa greaa, drought prevalIInsa
district of country. The Arkansas'aA1
usually was completely dried up. Tor"
or more. mud person conld walk O's
place. Much anxiety was feI, for tx
panies Of the traders to Santa Fe. Iesisl
walton of water, at such tire should "a
life among the animals, if no, the men
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

When the phiIanthropic Bf's'sh .Is .her.
they send the captives TO Brazu, Lave
sold to pay expenses and become # # .
Yet Mr.. Bull cant bear the tas'e
sugar!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

Aneedoie.-Judse Dooly, Of ntOs m
markable for his wit, as well as ,ol :"
At ono place where he attenoeo y
not well pleased with his en'ersa~ r.s
tavern. On the first day Of the Co'
der the name Of pig-had oeen ,,,.s -,
and laid on the table. No person ~"
was brought the next day, and Tue .. N
ed with the same respect; ana !. W.. I.arI
on the day on which the Coa'! aI b
the party finished their dinner 'uSs =,
from the table and i'll soIeni i'''H6 M
the Clerk. "Mr. Clerk" sad me- e.,
hog upon his recosnizance untll lis iss,,bfsI
the present term, that ! don't tn'nA
cessury TO take any securlly. j
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08

One WHO KNOWS THE County.
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1)atent nle0i1ines.
WISTAR;S BALSAM.

A COMPOUND BALsAMIC PREPARATION from
"A Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-The best htMhDl
known the World for the cure 81 'outl-' Oo7 ,,i
Croup Bleeding of the Lungs, WhoopingcOlsn brohcM-
III. Infueuza Shortness of Breath PAN ana Neanhear ~
the Breast or sde Liver Complaint and tire hrs' s'ases u
CONSUMPTION. - - .,,o,i,.
10 a THOUSAND CURES, in cases deemed utterly
homeless have rmv established ia vast superiority over
yv fo.r medical discovery. II has always been yea
" Naiurr. own Prescriptions" being formed ctiehy rom
cherucal extract. from Wild Cherry BARK ana IaI-i"o
that tickly scattered wherever az W..
ung. prevail We gve few instances OF is eAuaou"a'
po,y.r from catalogue almost without end
ady address will be gwen al me new ofh AE,l,sl
who was gwen up by all Of her physicians To aye o. con-
Of sOri of bony sbsince-haa
AIKEN no medicine for months being pas al
rely cured by few bottles OF ms bhlrah VI ScP'o0'i
md October, 1874 -, 49,, -, l.;,c
A. Carman, Nes.york City. who had not slept Hing
Town for seven wears (being obliged 10 sleep IN sitting
oosel 40 r cured attend 10 his business IN the mos
Thomas Bradee ESQ j. P. Jamaica, L. l. cured OF asthma
Tboma. CoIens Haddonfelc, N. j. iesfes under oath
har he lad violent cough aud pain in the side-or months
raised large quantities of corrupt inaicr-also hleh u4p
physicians could do but little TOR hn-gaFr MN ps ~
gaOpng consumption '-enirely cuIcu oS ui'e ""''''
| WlSTARS BALSAM go =, =. Ill.
Mr.. Ann d. Hopkins, Of Knowlesyile, " y: entirely
.ured of liver complaint and general debility oil engineer
| months standing. -, : n
| Jacob Holman, NJ D. Huntingdon, cured child Of !
schro.be of obstinate disease of the Lungs aleI ne a
| red all the usual remedies IN vain 80, ,
Cases daily occurring IN every par OF we nouhI;
which provc incOnestbv the vast superiority 81 TINS bhisth
la every shade Lung and Liver disease, over every ON"
| preparation heretofore known 10 the wsrld ..,,
| Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by A. H. u. SANDS
Wholesale Duggisis ~ Fulon-si Newly Ork Sold also
| 1s Broadway II Fast broadway TnE ABOVE ARE rh
| Only AcESTs TINS CITY. Proe, 81 per boue 81
| bottles for - ihu-' onl
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ARRIVED.

Br ship Laurel, Docket. AZ ds I'm Liverpool IA DsaS'
10 T Hefdman. .,s Storage passengers
Brm ship Emma - from Bremen. with mdze TO r.
Pavinstedt
Bark George Henry, Gait - days from Palermo, VIA
Gibraltar, with fiuit sc 10 Fitch Co.
Brig Albert, Black. 20 days from New Orleans with
slaves to Schcrmcrhom Marsh.
scilian brig Eliza Mozcharo. 80 DIS I'm Palermo, with
fruit and rags to Buckley s. Livingston
Sandman polscca Fortuna Pierre 70 d. I'm Rigo River
with oil To I h Lassalla.
schr Reaper, Benet > ds FIN Virginia, wood
Schr Martin Van Buren,. Philips, ais I'm Virginia
Schr A r Upsher. Nelson, : dis I'm Virginia
schr II. w Sandy. Candy ds FIN Ncwoern, Ms ''
Cook & Taylor.
Schr Joseph n. Lord Jones, 10 DIS I'm Port au Platte
with hides tobacco and mahogany to AymM 4 Co. LET
abr Sns Wright Conkhn for Nlork unc. schr rairio,
hass ar the only Am in port May ~ lat b 30 long 4
spoke schr Jonas srnith from NNork for Wilmington
schr Tppecanoc, from Bangor, lumber
Schr WalcotL Ryder from Boston
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DANIEL ADEE.

NO ~ FULTON-sTREET. NFN-l Okh, WI ~ n
. ' publish so of THE IkkA>J IN ~ iii1i 49, II -
confusing general introductory Outline o ~
tory. Ancient and Mulfu and series oi 1921. 81 D.
-e- of every principal nation iiai eNi--, W.. 49,, f,rx
orP-aufhor off.c Treasury of hro" ledge II
t5iSropy az ANFRiCA. edited by joins l>NAN.
Tire above valuable work VII De- cnAiii.'- pr -.
we've numbers octave, printed on me ihl'l' "'-' '
-vre and ~ D boz sold a. = cents per niipti l "a d.
Tie fr. FIVE number. have already been l-,A.'l' ST.
io.. 4 W., , mn 80, 81. - mi
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar u Liverpool May Is, Portland stalker Chs,.es'on
Lord Canterbury. Bruce savannah England Thomp
con. Mobile.
Sailed lesh--Gencsec. Watts. NNork 18th ASIA iia
leta Boston, Europe fIbur, New York; Samuel Hicks
Bunker. do; Adirondack. Shipey do
Advertised 18th Nay-Ships William Goddard Potter
for Boston with despatch; John Skiddy skiddy for
York 2lst Ashburton iiuttlcson for do 2-,h sea I'd
vsrds for do 25th Hudson, Page for do Is, Of June
ehefneld sherry. for do 2ls Ma.
sailed from Havrc. May H. Venice ss,er. NNork
Tn ~ Hsvrc May IL, Baltimore, funck. Nyork. soon
and others
Az A. Halifax n : 9rh Ehza Prince Edward Island fo
NYorh lcaty ca I'D bark Aoadian, Aud. Charleston
Snl. schr Rinsdoye. Nlork
4, a. Johns NJ 2sh at New York Packet Stewart
Neu York
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pRospYcrs OK THE FARNER.-lt u now, from az
we can learn from various sources rendered sIo- o
, hs, tho " hes, Crop TINS section u inc -aie az"
~ 90 ,be rake. /, injured beyond recovery, oy ne
g.. and fron,h The crop even II We snyuh d. I"
couous rain WI no, be hall Of an average one o,,
e.is are DESTROYED beyond hOpe and ne apsTaI1i' ~
rain generally j. di-cOuragng and di-ne4fi'Ai- ~ -
farmer The Corn that wa not destroyed ul ln' -.
OOH. veHow and sckiy. and has not maze any -!
lie Growth for week. j. has been -" eii =,
The pastures are ia a "reicned pish, IN 20 49,. IN,
e,n be worth little more neEi "ii'i'i "' '''
% ''' fCs,unll,u. 90 STATE jour. May :"
croP.-Tlre prospects Of the farmer are indeed
,s,,,u, We do nOg TecOi.ecf rme "n'h li's 49,
8n.cd duration AMI severity or TN season "sco -
- ~. fr,,-f and cold high winds which nave 'il' ~
I'M moisture from the Earth - j were. - In
ia, y.hea; s now 10 head that :. oiien ho' MI
nom 10 "a 10 inches high and the head ho' ~
onen single perfect gram. fei''i, an 80. rs
b,i8 .o<,r occur may some helds nom "la ~
bat We cannot thnk mat any tN.l- IN =.
can Ia any event be- harvested N iil' elal -
O.,. hsv and corn are hke1-lre suffering ~ F''s
-. x,,, Tho CJaf crop will b. almost tJiai iaiuf'
5sv vii h. very sio and very scarce but me com ''
sci recover - some extent tt.
:, IA. host however should there Dc q MFDran'
change in Inc weather immediately the prosPcc' J. ia
Seea gloomy Newark o. Gazette
uo.,,,,r vrpDyR-A cold blooded murio
10 ,,,,uui,,ed near Madison a.. lately BY James "
Nriu Of G. ncinnafi The name 0i the murdered mn
ga. John sychlyer lie and his brother were var.
u, together from Madison when the Hnfusiel -
upon them. one fed and the other was kiAeu p; -. -
sbed in he hack cut in the throat and face ana "e'
wise lnanged The knfe with which me dsoo va '-,
vas purchased in Madison with the de-'ared me III
committing the murder. and "as iouhu D. ne an,
| t,oken The murderer il seems. inade hi,7"h T.
sed the brother Of the man whom ne in..nue vad
| ,rov NcMllin was aided 70 escape 10y ci'~'" "
| .on and first made towards KENTUCKY
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IN 90 n,Iuc,ui. Tor the murder Of young COMBS vi
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| ~ ,aci,al Witnesses are al present Inc prlsoh'
has been sent for 10 - ffanc'sue' 49, IT. ''''
| - There are rumors afioat, says the Toroni
psnner Of changes in the Ministerial Ranks al Montreal
ba, Mr. Taschereau Police Magistrate there u 10 be =
icitor General East and Mr.. DAILY 70 20 10 me LeeN
live Council to make room for him 10 st for Megahu
and tina, Mr. Grieve il in bad health and viii retire iToi
| Three Rivers 10 make way for Mr. Niser