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AHA FOR SALE-An excellent frame HOUSE, Gssd- containing 6rooms, with out houses. &c., at tached; and the ol of land thereto being 135 feet front and 400 feet deep, situated the Sl Stephens Road, about two miles fiom the city, lately owned by c. Auze, Esq. For terms apply to
 ap8 JAMES MAGEE & co.
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eNOWDEK-IO0 kegs and half kegs Bostor Sporting Powder, for sale by -
 ap30 . | N ~ soNr.o DUrTER--50 kegs Goshen Butter, landing hon a.so 'S F.. C. CENTER & co.
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On TUESDAY, 18th instant. vth be sold in front of store two very handsome R0ckaway Wagons of superior make aud workmanship Te,tus Ca sh.
 .,,, n. D ,paNrEAB.
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EA BOXES No Chrome Green DO 50 boxes Baltimore Chrome Yellow
 I50 lbs Paris Green in cannisters
 3 bbls Glue, Nos l and ?
 5 bbIs Cape and Lamp Black
 10 bbls Spanish Whiting Together with large and choice assortment of fine Colors Artists and Graner's Tools, Paint and White Wash Brushes. Just received and for sale myI al FOODS Paint Store, 1T Dauphin.st.
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ApzA FOR RENT-rhe Stores corner of Conli .Gs:G and Commerce streets, formerly occupied by Austin & Tardy-a desirable situation for Ship Chandler and Grocer. Possession lst November =
 apl4 Apply to E. c. CENTER & co.
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<hA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In order
 to close the account o the interest the late A U. GusTUs WEsTFELDT had in our firm, we offer for sale the STORE and WAREHOUSES now occupi. ed by usthe lot having 40 feet 10 inches front the east side of Water-st, by depth of no feet.
 mhl G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
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%EA FOR SALE-A LOT on the south side of i:::.A St. Michael street, between Cedar and War ,en, being about 60 feet front said street, by IlO feet in depth, with good frame Dwelling thereon, at present occupied by Mr. Montgomery For terms apply 10 iap8l JAMES MAGEE & co.
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THOMPsONIAN DEDICAL nEPshT

nOCr. B J. HARRISON has returned to rhe HI city His office Gas heretotoe) Is at ihe Drug Store off WALSH, 36 Royal street. fehl3 T AW NOTICE-JoHN w ooDwARD and THO A MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac- tce of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:-- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.
 0o-Olice at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky \ AW NOTICE-J. w. LESESNE will prac AZ tice Law in the counties of Mobile, lld~ in, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu- ary the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those counties. now 229tIl
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M OTICE-All persons hereby warned mol to 1 credit the steamboat ARKANSAS, without d written order from Capt. Piitfeld or J. J. Deshon, as no debts otherwise incurred will he paid by the owners of said Boat.
 mhl3 JAMES REID CO.
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ESoR SALE-Severa fine draft Horses. Also, II several second hand Dra,s: Apply at ,he my6Kw FACTokS PkESS.
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l1EANnit.S -2 quarter cask. reanesss b,""d. h under Custom House lock, for sale low. Appl, apS0 To h. '. CENTER x oo'
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 ap,6 Kn,o* Apply to PATRICK McLOSKEY. &=A FOR RENT or SALE-Magnolia Spring, EEs;l3 with 40 land and four houses, one of which is good double Frame Building, suitable for Summer Residence, one mile beyond Mojor Aus l's.
 It is one of the most desirable locations in the County. Enquire of mh2S THOS. P. MILLER & co. AzA FOR SALE-Two frame Houses and abou. W.A 2 acres of land to each, suitable for small fam illes, the south west corner of G yernn ent and Everilt streets.
 Aso-Two frame Houses and lots on the south east corner of St. Anthony and Lawrence streets lots being about 50 feet wide by 100 feet in depth -sultabIe for small families.
 Aso-One frame House and lot, on the south east corner of St Joseph and Adams streets, the lot be- ing about 30 by 100 feet, with good well of water in the yard. All of which will be sold low and on good lerms, Apply to
 mh25 JAMES MAGEE & co. .pA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FORSALE. Ess:A - hat desirable frame dwelling with brick kitchen and stable the north corner of Church and Conception streets, al present in the occupancy of J. C. Hodges, Esq. The lot has front on Con ception of 70 feet by depth of l2l feet on Church street.
 Also-Brck building on south west corner of St Anthony and Joachim streets, having d front of l56 feet on St Anthony and 84 feel on Joachim street. Also-Vacant lot on Joachim street, adjoining the | new mfiHoulst Cuufcn on tue souin, naVlhR iFOh on Joachim street of about B 6-l2 feet by depti | of l20 feet. ..- | Also-Frame dwelling and lot south east corner O l Third and Walnut streets, having front on eacl street of no feet.
 par, of the purchase money will be required in rash-ba!ance can remain on mortgage. Apply al | the office of the Merchants Insurance Company, No. A St Francis street.
 jsnsl T. w. Mccoy, Secretary. Iy:M RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. - sYS The subscriber offers his plantation with a thousand ofand for sale. IL IS situated the Alabama river. about 65 miles by land and 10 hours run for q steamboat from Mobile 125 acres are cleared and 300 under fence; good wood yard comfortable dwelling at the yard; gin house; barns and negro houses, all framed. There can be cleared in one field 4O0 of good swamp and up land. - Tins plantation would suit any one living in Mobile There ls heay summer retreat within 2t miles o the plantation. For further particulars. apply to G E. Holt, Mobile. Gnov4l VIM. WALLER. Y ANDS FOR SALE VERY LOW-I6k acrei Luf Land adjoining the Big Spring, near the resi- dence of Austi!l, Esq, one of the most desirab, building lots in the neigiborhood.
 Also-A l2 acre Lot in the village of Jacksonville
 Also-The undivided half of the south east quar ter of section No. l4, township No. 5. range west containing 80 acres.
 Also-The undivided half of the pest half of tn north west quarter of section No. 2A township No 8, range 2 west, containing 40 acres. Apply to
 mh28 o9f THOS. McGRAN. 34 St Michael-s E or FOR SALE-A most desirable buildin IA lot eiie,bly situated the bus,ness part the city. For sale low and on long credit. Fu 7-f' lr T. w. MCCOY
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n'''N "''d i' ihc hhfc'tus
 my3 l32,ds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
SliilRIFF'S SALE.
Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile, vs vendtionI exponas.
 Amer : l,ipscomb

IIanieTs and htrChants' Bank Of Mobile,
 vs venditionI exponas.
 Abner Lipscomb.
 Ai ILL be sold for cash in front fthe Court House W door of Mobile county, on the first Monday ot Iune, 1915 between the hours ol II o'clock AM. and 4"'ciock PM of said day. all he IIght title and in 'et's' pi Abncr Lipsccihb in and 10 all thai cer- tam nece parcel or lot of aDd and premises, stus- ted Iylng anl beingin the county of Mobile, about hie miles from he city Of Mobile Ihe eas, side ol lhe Ni Sielhen' road, and known lot number two, l21 In q plan arh survey made by c Dade Ion George w Owen aed \ Lpkcomb, begin npg at stake al an ale, number one, IT running thence with an ale, north Sa deg. wes, lhi,s nine rh 'ius alley numter iwo I2l, thence with said alley north 75 deg. 30 min, east hmiy chains and 25 '.ks to stake, thence south 3s deg, east aI- Icy humher one, IT ihenre with sad alley south 75 urg. 3U min. west h the place of begnnIng, the sang Containing thirty or less, and bonnded as follows to il: south by lands formerly of l.. Owen, west by lands of John ShelIon east by land. of Stanley, and north by vacant lands; ;- he 10 be sold as The property Of Abner s. Lipsconb, by virtue of the above stated vendoni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mo- bile county and to me directed
 m,3 l32tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M c.
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ENOR SALE-A first rate work and carnage A' Horse. Apply to
 ap29 SMITH, DABNEY & co. yIORSE FOR SALE-A good dray horse for ! \ sale very low. Apply al this office. mh25
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FOR LIVERPOOL .SSA The ship HECTOR, Spencer master, can AtfsE take 300 bales Cotton on freight. Apply 10
 ARCHIBALD GRAClE, apy corner Royal and St Franc,s-sts
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kA TO LET-The very convenient and desi s:::h rable Dwelling House, opposite the Church on Jackson street, now occupied by the Rev J. D. Will hanson. Apply on the premises, or to
 ms JAMES GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce. st 1syA SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR SALE-A E:A very desirable residence near Blount Springs, iornerlly occupied by he hte Jesse Beene, Esq
 Apply to E. L.. ANDREWS & co.
 ap22Mmo cor Com, Front and St Louis sts
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LNOR HIRE-Until the first of November nexl, E d negro WOMAN, frst rate cook and good house servant. Apply to
 my7 G. WESTFEIDT & BRO. ENOR SALE-A very superior Barouche Car A' riage, we'll made, with Harness complete for one or two horses. For sale low by
 mh2s SI&IIJONES.
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nIL-A few c.sks very superior Spring Strained NySperm, on hand and will be sold low by
 my6 BEERS & SMITH, z2 St Michael ct A xE HANDLES-lO dozen landing and for sale IA by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, sA..,6 < ''I'a T. Groceus, 5S Dauphin-st
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NbARRELS-l6O nests empty Barrels, just re ID ceivsd and for sale by
 ny7 B..F. ROWLAND & co. 40 Com st
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E or FOR SALE-A most desirable building
 1A lot elie,biy situated near the bus,ness part o the city. For sale low and on long credit. For price and terms, enquire ot T. w. MCCOY, jan3l al the Merchants Insurance Office.
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A EVANCES-LIberal advances made on ship Ailments 0f Cotton to New :. ork, Philadelphia and New Orleans, by l -
 mhl F w. Mccoy & co.
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A DVANCES on Cotton consigned 10 Messfs. A. Brown, Shipley & Co.,, Liverpool, or Brown, 8r.;bers x Co.,. New York, will be made by
 oc,7 GEO. CLEVELAND, Jr.
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OARDING-A few gentlemen can be accomo- h dated with Board for the Summer in del'gh' flu and healthy situation noi far from the city m family Apnjy at this ofice my6E
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NOTICE-All Bills against the schooner ANN, IN (Cart in Hait,) 10 date, must be presented on o before the slh inst at the oice o the "noe's'g"' ed, or they will he debarred pay ment.
 m,7 JAS. REID co St Michael st
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IVHE SUBSCRIBERS will make liberal adsan-
 II ces on cotton consigned to their friends al the North or in Europe. feb2l l.. k. MONTANDON & CO.
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:HlLUE LICK--l0 bbls Blue L,ck Water only IF
 ID days from the spring, ior sale by - -,nv1 4s4il ..g s 4a5s JAMES SANDS & co.
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HAilE undersigned are prepared to make lIbera .A cash advances shipments of Cotton To theiI friends in New-OrIeans. Philadelphia, New-York Boston and Liverpool.
 mn28 BEERS & SMITH, 22 St Michael-st.
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FOR LIVERPOOL. .SSA The A l English bul bark PEARL, Bur rows master having large pari of her cargo on board will have despatch. For freight apply to ap23 D. WHEELER, 2S St. Mirhael-st
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yU\O COMMERCIALL HOUSES-A Practical
 1 BOOK KEEPER having much spare lime, is desirous to obtain az much business as he can go through with. He therefore would be glad to attend to the Books and Correspondence of two or three Houses, or make an engagement with one House, (for the Summer only J who may intend leaving the city during hd, period and wishing to continue ther business. Apply to
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MI sHELM'S Rooms ior wri,ns and Book Keep he day for inc reception of Pupil. and visitors. IF Ladies will meet in the morning and gentle men in the evening. .v
 REFERENCES. Rev. w. T. Hamilton D. D. Hon E. s. Dar- gan; Daniel Chandler, Esq; DE. Merrill, Esq. 1; Jas. Walsh, Esq W. L. Powers, Esq; C. C. i@npdon, Esq; s. F. Wilson, Esq. my9 ls7f
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EHOR SALE-A good riding Horse, warranted E' -sound, for sale by
 ans D. WHEELER, 2s St Mchael-st.
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NTINES, &c-200 boxes Claret Wine
 w 20 boxes old Madeira, 10 do do Sherry
 10 baskets Champagne 20 boxes Lemon Syrup, 50 do Raisins 50 boxes Sperm Candles 25 boxes Compost Candles 100 boxes Soap, 20 do Starch For sale by myS BARRON, MEAD CO.
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lNOR SALE--A very likely Negro MAN, a valu- h' abe plantation hand and good Hosller, for sale ,nh26 by MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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nRUGs AND MEnIciNEs-A general ass0r'- lI ment always on hand oep,..
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PaSseagcr Pacha "ALExANbEK Se6fT,"o "on Satur- day, lnh insf, at 4 o'clock PM,
 FOR ST. LOUIS.
 A n The splendid ia t running passenger SStt .ssSEE7 steamer ALEXANDER SCOTT, Capt. J. C. Swon, will leave New-Ortmis on her next Trip for he ah ve and intermediate ports, on SARURDAf, l7Il inst at 4 o'clock PM. For passage, having unsurpassed accommod ions, apply
 10 c. A. GILBERT X BRo.,
 50 onnnerce- -st., Mobile.
 or to JNO. k. SHAW & CO.,, ml6 24 Poydras st., eworleans.
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IRON CHESTS--Six of Scou's Asbestos, for l sale at 20 per less 'han manufacturers prices to close aconsignmeni. Apply to
 my2 EDW. C. CENTER co.
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ICE.-ICE--ICE.

ICE@@ICE~"IOE Es yuyIIE srbscr,bsr has notice of the loading al Bos- U ton of four additional ca,g goes of Ice to hls con- sjenmenl, 10 wd; per brig American, bark Martha. brig Robert W, Brown and bark kanger-all oi ,hem now al sea. Price HALF A CENT PEh FOUND. Per oder of
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TIVHE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared 10 l make liberal advances Cotton shipped 10 heir friends in New York, Providence and Boston.
 oc,9 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
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A DVANCES-Liberala advances will be made on "A consignnents 10 friends m New fork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Richmond and New Orleans by
 oct23 JAMES SANDS & CO.
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nAGGING AND ROPE-l5O pieces Baggiog;
 ID ,5O coils Rope, olsocd J"iy;; y;,@y ,n s'o'r Co @
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nIL-s ,ierces Winter BleAched Sperm Oil, in NI store and for sale by
 nv E. F. ROWLAND & co. 40 Com st ~DACON-l5 casks Gin. Shoulders. in store and :1Ai ifor sale by |. my7 JAMES SANDS & CO.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON consigned To our "A friends in Liverpool, Havre, Hamburgh and New-Y ork, will be made by
 dec25 JAMES MAGEE & CO.,, 66 Com-st
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DRAGGING and ROPE-Landng from steamer O Montezuma-
 $50 pieces Kentucky Bagsing
 220 coils Kentu ky Rope. For sale by aplS E. l.. ANDREWS x co.
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1t is stated that 10000 gallons of liquors
are annually drank in Pawtucett, r. ].
Where are the temperance societies?
Oswego, N. Y. appears to be in pros
porous condition. Two or three new mills
are to be erected, and the old ones improved
and repaired.
It is asserted by Psychologists, that Of
twenty deaths of men between the ages OF
Is and 25 years, ten originate from the use
of tobacco.
Capt. Chapman, Of the ship Argo, was
tried in the U. S. District Court, Boston,
on Monday, and acquitted Of the charge Of
ill-usage towards one Of the crew named
Berry.
Snow was fifteen inches deep at Syracuse
on Tuesday.
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For the Columbian Fountain.

For the Columbian Fountain.
/ Messrs. Editors, s,-Permit me TO say, as
one Of your subscribers, by way Of encour-
agement, that am more than ever pleased
with your paper; and for one, would be
ready to welcome it to my door every morn
ing, Believing that it is destined TO give
mighty impetus to the cause il advocates,
can but wish it the greatest success 1t
must succeed. All opposition will be una
vailing. You had as well try to confne the
winds to the cave Of Eolus, or prevent the
mornings dawn, as try to cause Its over
throw, so long as its friends stand together.
AS the small rivulet from the mountains
side, which lends its aid in swelling the
stream that winds its onward course to the
deep; as one ray of the rising sun joins IT.
self with another's in driving back the dark
ness that had just oyerspread the natural
world as one beam after another from the
silver-laced moon throws upon the other
wise dark and cheerless earth its benign in
auence, so may your valuable little Foun-
tain be influential in enlarging and widening
the stream Of Temperance, in driving back
the gloom that would otherwise encompass
many cheerless fireside, and in introducing
to the world day Of millenial glory. Not
in the entire range Of my imagination can ]
behold any place where the Fountain Of the
"water of life'' is more requisite than in
this District:-- lala4 @ 9b
:" Here Luxury lies in thought, supne and low,
Unmindful of the source from whence all bless
ings flow; a'istas
Here brute intoxication often reels, ts''
Regardless Of the pang another feels;
Here mirth and folly often dance along,
And Dissipation rules the giddy throng."
S. ~
Washington, Dec IL, 1S45.
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the mountain far oyer the outsretchcd coun-
try around; and, in short, sends its voice TO
the ears Of every man, calling him to enlist
under its banner and to join that phalanx,
which is destined, shortly, not only to
bruise, but to crush the head of that SER
pent which has thrust his poisonous venom
with such marked effect II, too, is becom-
ing the wonder of this age; for, when we
behold Its influence upon our race, and up
on individuals who were once so degraded,
and had fallen almost below the rank OF
brutes, when VIC behold these raised and
made useful members of society, and occu-
Pying the station designed for them by the
Almighty, we marvel, and are amazed at its
wonderous effects. -Hr~g
Although Temperance has wrought a
great reformation among many, still there
remains greater work to be reformed, The
influences Of intemperance are still visible
in our land, and they are still strong. The
intoxicating cup still has many inducements;
the stolen waters y still taste sweet. So
efectually are men bound by these. infu-
ences, that, to use their. own expressions,
they cannot cease to pay their devotions to
them. But Temperance comes forth as a
propitious angel; it proposes to break such
influences, and to free its followers from
their tyrant. It appeals to no passion nor
faculty which requires the excitement of the
moment to gain its assent, but it takes the
moments in which the soul is secure, un-
ruffled by the influence of any passion, to
place itself before the mind; it then appeals
to reason, the noblest and loftiest power
with which God has endowed man-it pre-
sents itself for inspection-and whilst the
mind thus views it, how noble appears its
object! And, whilst it grows brighter and
brighter on the view, how rapidly does its
opponent dwindle into nothingness before
it, and how awfully black does the pit 10
which the road Of intemperance leads, ap-
pear! And thus alone, whilst it is disclos-
ing the deep and horrible pit to which
intemperance leads, and whilst it makes
efforts to draw men to seek rescue from
this damning curse, can its value be esti-
mated. Then, 0 then, let its course be on
ward; and wherever the fell destroyer
dwells, let the light Of Temperance shine
with double refulgence, and let its effects he
mighty and powerful upon the minds Of
men. Let her sons rally, and bear the STAN
dard, and rear its glorious colors to the
skies. Let the press, that mighty engine,
speak forth the praise of Temperance in
thunder tones, and break down all opposing
barriers. w. C. w.
d r. EftE.s. tItEt
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o. Winter commenced in earnest on til

g. Winter commenced in earnest Oh the
night of the 30th ult., by the first snow OF
the season, in these parts. II however,
turned to rain before much snow had fallen,
and we may not have sleighing this month.
The fall and autumn in New England, have
been remarkably warm and pleasant We
had no frost until the middle Of October, in
and about Boston, thing very unusual in
this latitude. We shall probably have a
mild winter, the prediction to the contrary,
Notwithstanding Boston Oliue Branch.
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FMGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE MAIN
RAILRoAD.--On Saturday afternoon, Mr..
Hayden, of South Newmarket, IN. H. was
riding in sleigh, in company with his wife
and child, and another lady. When he
came to the railroad crossing at Newport
village, the downward Portland train was
just about TO pass and he stopped his horse.
The animal, however, became frightened,
and plunged forward, SO that the sleigh
came in contact with the engine and was
smashed to atoms. Mrs. Hayden and the
child were killed instantly. The other lady
was considerably injured, but Mr.. Hayden
escaped unhurt. as
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A MIsNoMER.-Poets call Bacchus /" the
rosy God :" he is, in truth, sooty devil.
The praise of Lis nectar should be changed
to condemnation of his deadly draught
The wine-cup has formed the burden of
many jovial song making merry for the
moment; but let the redeemed give the
praise to water, which reflects no emblem
of victims blood, but in the rainbow, pris-
tine colors, when the storm is o'er.
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Friday, December 12. 1s45.

Spencer Jarnagin Esq, Of Tennessee was adj
mitted an Attorney and Counsellor Of this Court
NO, l.rLyman A. Spalding, plf. in error ps.
the people off the State Of New York. er REL Fred
erlc T. Backus. This cause was submitted to the
court on the record Of printed arguments of Mr..
Gurlenius Tor the plaintiff in error, and by Mr..
Delano for the defendant in error.
Adjourned till Monday, IL o'clock.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
Thursday, December II. Is4s.

Present as yesterday: Henry w. Hilliard
Esq, Of Alabama, and Augustus Kellogg, Esu Of
New York, were admitted as Attorneys and Couu.
sellors of this Court. ,'' ~
No. 80. George Smith, plf in error, Us. William
Turner, Health Commissioner SC. The argu-
men. OF TINS cause was continued by Mr.. Van Bu-
rem for the defendant in error. 7~ 7~.
Adjourned till tomorrow III o'c'oc .i..
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THE WORCESTER SPY states that the
punishment of Reuch, alias Watkins, who was
sentenced to be hung, at the late session of
the Supreme Court in Worcester, for an ag-
gravated crime, has been commuted by Gov
ernor Briggs to Imprisonment for life.
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THOMAS B. GAINES, charged with the
murder of David Curry, was tried in the cir
cult Court Of Marengo, yesterday week.
Judge Bragg presiding. The Jury returned
verdict Of "justifable homicide" and the
people present received it with shouts OF
applause
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

After the reading ofthe Journal was concluded.
Mr. Milton Browa, Of Tennessee, delivered a
highly appropriate and well merited euogy upon
DR.. J. Il. Pcyton,' the late Representative in
Congress, from the Nashville District; after
which, the House adjourned until Monday next,
at IL o'clock
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IMPORTANT lNTERvIEw.-Two Of
Punch's friends met in London, and held
the following astounding conversation :---
81 say Bill, ave you seen Wotd'yecal-
lum :"
'sWot do you mean Wots'isname ~
90 no, not 'im-that 'ere tother.n 80
so, ah seed i'm fast enough.n "1
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ANoTHER.--At Concord, N. H. Samuel
Carr, a laboring man aged SIS, committed
suicide under the influence of intoxicating
liquor. This. it is said, is the twelfth
death by intemperance in that town since
May last All of the twelve voted at the cleo
ton in March 1915.