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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-05-30
WOOL! WOOL!

WOOL! WOOL!!
YNHE subscribers will endcavor to keep con.
l. stantly on hand tho present season tho fol.
lowing kinds of goods, which they manufacture
and will exchange for wool on reasonable terms
Failed Cloth, Satineh, Jeans, pressed
and common flannel and Blankets.
Persons having wool to manufacture, " in find
to their advantage to exchange in preference ia
have II worked on shares. as they will save tho
trouble and expense Of coming again for thei,
goods, and can probably suit themselves better in
the kind of goodslhcy may want.
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RIDING

VIII DO done for the usual price, 81 cts. per
In cash. wheat or wool. Also, cardng and spi
ming at reasonable prices, varying from l6 to /
cents per pound.
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CLOTH DRESSING

VIII he done in workmnn-likc manner, for III,
following prices Pulling and dressing browns o,
blacks, 25cis per yard drabs, 30cts rulling and
dressing colored cIoths, l2l c,s. securing. color
yard.
We would return thanks for the pa,ronpr,
which has heretofore been 80 liberalIy hcstowc,
upon US, and would kindly ask a continuance o
the same. and would say that no pains shall b,
spared on our pat with skillfu, workn,cn, to rem
der general satisfaction. J.& u. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, April ~, 1874.
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New Publications.

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There are reviews OF Ener-ons Essays Mr- CAld- Let
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MraIhfr. &c.

CoLD.-Ou Thursday n-ht last. sharp frost was
experienced BOZ ii- vicinity. 80 cold va le nls' that 'r
daV morning o. j. thought rir fn pa. been very hfl l
ured and 10 many places eenp.r'e.y e.-if,yea- a.,
- The Ge,fv,burz Pal star SAYS there never
Wa finer prospect or ihe crops oi Adams County than
OBJ. rei and -afe llnc- In te vicinity % Get
rv-hurr covered with most uVurauf crops ri le finest
v, leaf mat the eve ever behed. and were shown e~
dae- since number nj s'alA, astH rom te hrd- NJ p
of our town farmer. fMes-r- John HoucS and james A.
Thompson " h.c measured from nre aud la feet io -A
feet in length and wei BLEED f1 De Top oi ne leli-
FALL RYF-Nr John r. Gwynn nine miles from
Banore ou tire F.- Road. las t-d ~ lferu ACRES oi
Rye, which superior Poi any That we have ever -ei il
nif measures about seven feet. ami ha- large aud well
Baltimore Clipper
THE WHEAT CHoP.-Wc are sorry 20 learn that
,he comb ned influence q frost and drought ls u lrei e
prospect of le Wheat crop f- vicinity cone ierat
Great frar- arr entertained 1y te farmers f ihe crop M
ram within .tori tine. Alran .M.c--l EAI0-..gr
Tai WEArHfR-It showed very pleasantly in
al about Carbonate last sunday all ol Monday aai
TUESDAY slcc-el- e co4 - l- ~ ro ikn ~ o.r .p i
egg. Thursday u-i brought s' ere ir1 lcn we tear
h. killed. or irr for l- frt successive scar l t. sec-
faa our village gardens ioUl-i l1vlcl-r Yesterday l
Consequence Wafer W. rozen about ol.--Ni-eil ~ l
lnch. fCartondal- Pa Mirror. My D.
THv WEArHER-The weather during the month
~ Nav a. been fle 1uf with 'eN lav- There lt-
been considerable iro-i during he nl-i- "-rA W. i-ai
have burr tlr fruit blossoms There pa. been l- rAl
--oulv lew SHOWERS accompanied Qccl-cnals WIN fa-
der We be-ve tta, through lie pper Province general
SIN. az weather ha- been prevalent
Toronto &C. w Banner.
CorD-Ihe ground ff0-e last night ID our neigh
i1rirod and the way 3 punished lr plmpAn vines Nat
bad been nlprllefr l Oh thrust her hrll- above IT.
es-f Is ogliroil. % slcrt crop of plmpsn pes
Nashua Telegraph, Saturday.
- We leam that the frost on Friday night " As
ru PLY destructive 10 early vegetation In many places
te h.. ,nir-io- ANA 10 New Hampshire and Maine, Coru
Bean. and Tomatoes ere cut u Boston Journal
Tar WEATHER-This -easou- thus lar. nearly
resemble. la u 1916 when there frost Almost or quite
fsrts. .r Tn Urlri states every month n t-r year. On
Sssrsv and sunday nlgir- lssf ler- quite ir0s
in H. ,ciurv TIE 20 have 0lf le power, ever
Al ueg.d.aa Charleston Va Republican, May ..
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pONcS ~ OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

SUPERIOR Decisi0Hs-JohH Rice rs u u
plau-Appcnl. Judgment reversed.
Ile WqyYr C0um0ngiV ~ ~ Netr I0rs ~ Hfe'
Pt,hins-appesl from sti l1ih md i3ih WARDS toaIt-
ACTON fO recover several penalties for violation o. "
ordinance .n relation fO Hacks by driving without
ccn-e. Sc judgment reversed bur rcmandef laeh "
lcN fl.a. on the plaintiff paying costs ~ appeal sc
~ Uqy0r a.. rs. Fr0ac,s u Lfpis.-AWea.-ine y
fu.ani wa sued under the ordinance i0r fezui31.
streets. 10 causing nuisance by permitting ne dfeh1.
from hs di-fery n lroy.free fo run into me su,e'
an improper time creating nm Offensive smell sc '''s
insnt reversed -,
Ihe W1y0r Az, r- J1res Ncdievy.-Simil1 10 70" "
the Nnror ts. Phillips. sent back for new trial
Ihe Nqy0r ST. rs. Jain LUi0v-~aInr. 81
Ite Nag0r ar O.. UNiam NiHer-Jadsne'H
fnued.
Ibe Uay9r 49, ~ F.ra Cieare'aHd The sam"
Ler,s b. Gr.gn rs Edrard NeG0km. -.ocsne"' -
fcrsed -.
jo.pl Saadiord rs. Josep4 Nruil'aH -APle'l ''''
menf reversed. -,
P0pqia >mti ~, Bin. Ebjftts-ApPeal nom Na"
Count. Judgment affirmed A.,
Kra1rd T. Ncbcr,ifa a. Nqrfin T. UD9,hi 81 aas -
pea from fle Marine Court Judgment is'tf'y" 81.
Ge0rge - Pe4f- "a. Olsf B,ock0.-AYpeA fow y.
Marine Court Judgment rcyorsed without c"''"''N@
party and ca-r -eHf back for new tnal
turEf FlK fHf tuRRfcrios 90 fsRok>- -, q
mao, plaintiff n error Andrew bifa-s+ osis''"
. error Nlf c0ls'uI..i
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For The Tribune
-. -. n, M..ru,ri~ Detection OF I rune

LIN tt--. 'N"- 80
FRIEND GREELEY. Thinking that yoa and per
hans vour readers. might b. interested ~ q spsci'
men n what may b. said Oh ile possibility OF DC
,c-,inr r1,res through the power OF Me>iner'sm OF
Animal Magnetism have concluded 90 give y''
brief account Of a case thai has recently p-' '''
,i.r NIX no.ir. u may exceed yovr belief am
c,nslen, tina, II viii your explanation. % Il docs
,,ine-rneaniae the process b. which The given ~
al. b.. been reached buf incrcdni0u- a. Il ma.
,,,,,,- ls,. I'D -av dat the circumstance when
-.i,-e ARE bona fdc flr'. and can b. Shown io 't
.-,el should truth or yr.ne rcTltc. Do any court q"
iu-tice.
one 81. ms nearest nci-hbor~. nm 81 onlne'-
.irrshla veracifv ou TUESDAY oi last wees n 'i p.
;,, one of the money drawers ga tl' counters o h.r
..o-s discovered that some money bad been iaNtl
from r.. evidently hy q -,caihy hand since ne h'I
-, IN +, IN make change-whch. believe. was
Fl. t .i,, IF sr hour The eXscf amount Thar naa 'ttn
r.<cu be- could nor fe.- though Dr. An-" " '.- -
.lr-r anl a- f0 tne in1iNi"NA e "i'' - ~
akin he could firm r0 rfa-1iit'r Di -a'i'i'
- 81. tlo1-lt- fr-f required 'o li- ctrN NJ pa
iu, a boy Thar hsl been with mm oA' i,N '.-
r-, kr6u.n- what power -emparon nli-Ai nave '..-
Sim, though d. bad seen -0 uurn to tii, 'ui
,iercc in his honesty thar Dr. co--i I'i Dt-.'E III $50
the rogue Who 30 could Dol, M ilo-' VINO N'
.fsur ffr store during The day. Nl ui ti' ,N-
.-.a~- .r -hn no.. rIuUl ln could Dot .. --.f '
-. t.,.fs i+a~ WAITING dos up fWn. without rNln-
,. .u ,ra a- fhr urn fn.c criminal ari nfiin hfH.N
a, tho wonderful. revelations asserted io nave '''i
hv Nr ana Mr. e. n nti-lo''ii- street, t.l' '-- ~.
.r,.r ~ No-rnfri-ul f1 -rafifv ti- Cnfi'-f iu 70"
t-. IL --.r. "a hat rifpi hc -ai nn flc subject nN
.rs1n n the lesmerc state. taxing along WIN -N -'-
CLERK De- Ifd them f1r 'lc purpose A'if -''-'-
hsf h. should Ike to hnve an experiment in l'r'f
without telling them h- motive or business anu '.'1
HAVING had un means 0f showing the circumstance "
-.- fo the loss of money from h. -0rn VIZ g. pni Ai-
vf into Tho rue.nerc sleep and proceeded i' H'N n'
D s".I .fII III
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ia tbs city Nay 81. by Rev. DR.. Patton, cnai's'
%: Germany 20 LeOcadlc Be.ianger 81 france - },
A. Brooklyn, On he morning Of lue-oay - - =.
Res. r. =. T.. Taylor Mr. HENRY A. MN
SARAH WELLS p.v NJ
A. Brooklyn. Tuesday morning, 81 instant n y e,,x :,
JacObus. NJ EDWARD r. HOJGHIOA, o. M -, !
~ Ml.- ENELlSE =. FRASER, daughter o. ''"-
fraser. Ia. 81 Brooklyn. ,,..,st {
Horn. ,,..,. .
81 Hudson. g7fh ult Martin Esses,yne, Of ''''''
'0 Cynthia Gamer 70 ,
A. Caf.kil, 2sih ali. Joan Horton. o! OfsHs' ~
Mary G.. Lynes ....,h I
Gregory
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National Agricultural society.


Ii is gratifying to perceive that vigorous efforts
arr making in all quarters of the Union, TO promote
Agricultural Improvement In several OF the states
State Societies with numerous local auxiliarics are
formed and these Societies. cooperating with the
many ab, conducted journals devoted TO Agricul
urc promise and not merely promise but are real
ling for the country an incalculablc amount OF
good 1t will be- seen by the following notice from
the National nteligcnccr q, the 2d June. that the
National Agricultural Society which has been IN
semiorpd state Is now arousns itscliior energetic
action in promoting the good cause
~ltwil be seen" saws the ln,eigcncer, that meet
inc Of the members OF the above Society resident, IN this
District will bc held in the basement room Of the Patent
Office al : T. NJ today. The name of the Society vii
sve an idea OF IL and proposed desired useful
ness Its first meeting held IN this city IN Sepicin
har ISL and IL Constitution provides for holding hen
NAL exhibitions fairs in this city during the long sessions
nj Congress the inst Of which 10 be held this fall OF IN
he spring Il si6 at which the prize articles OF all the
other shows in the country vii be brought together M
! competition. The othccrs arr;
H. l.. FLLSwosTH President
b On SHE. II Irwis. Ala. pSce prs.i5sa,.
W THOMPSON. Del
EDWARD Dyrs. Esq TftasArr.
JoHN : SKINNER Corresponding >,crcfGfe
JOAN =. CNL,> Recording Secretary.
The objects Of the society truly Trustworthy ana
calculated 10 do much good the cause Of agriculture
which s now assuming respectable a standing in TN,
country and hoc lis best wishes may nc more than
realized By It's cxcrtions We vii from time time give
our readers such portions OF The ~,cicry procccdins
We think may be Interesting 10 them
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DIED
DAkD
on-aln-n IS Reds... ~

10 dis c.iy. 81 in.t Ben amin " Bede.l, -
-ud. Corey labcr - 81, .oua
A. Troy, 3lst uli Elizabeth 4, wife Of Lewis l. w.
with
A. Albany End inst John Haroack IS ,s>
~ NORWICH, Chenaneo 60 9Th ult Capt 'hhs
AL. a revolutionary solder = -, -
A. Newark y. J.. md .n-i, George h. SOB
BOydcn, q.
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MORMON PFTiricN-ln the Connecticut Lecisia
ure on Saturday. SAYS the Hartford Courai message a.
received um His ENce.ency the Governor. accom- aed
sy communication frum Brigham Young md others,
COMMITTEE OF NE Latter Day Saints Nsuvoooiher,iss
called Mcnnons ssknx Tor Asylum Connecticut. OF
if ard IN obtaining one elsewhere They claim 10 De- law
preserving ciixeis AMI Illinois las treated them
btd Missouri The former posDc. upon heir pafrarc
Sno heir prophet repealed their chartered nights sc They
ss ihAi man, eiiixrus o. connecticut among thcna
rrSue, the Governor 10 convene spig session of the lie
ssiure TO grant item an asylum and TO all IN esEabhr
ing Colony Of Latter Day Saints IN Oregon" The
sage referred Ia the Committee Foreign Relations.
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r,psr ,y.nn SIXTH TWELFTH.
. tian,,. N,cnn q IIugl, Sweeuv C. Andrew Carrigan.
snn.l !, C,apo LFn0cl r. Camp LCuy C. Baycy
4 Sisph n Harris T. Edward Logue IJohn tlck
= " Netls SEVENTH. 1uiihIt tSl'
i. &. Alst,di, CAdam T. PeiiL ~ m H. ,f"ne'so''
A. B. DAILY. I.E. Clark. Jr i.H'fdm Hunt
n A n Vfld.a. T.GeOree Chiids.
SECOND. FIGUTIL FOURTEENTH
CD. l.. Gross, & Ioseph " Bnrnes CAbralam Bell
L.N. COLGATE, f,eorge d. Sutton. l. Tee
TCtof NhsBIII. T. Jos ~ heLogg. TSepn Iiasbrouck
THIRD NINTH FIFTEENTH.
=, n...,xc Drrp T. las OuackenbushC .JonN l.. MAso>
l.. tn MCELRATH, Ilpft y inring. THOMAS ptNS'
r. NJ . Uoppock T. Edm'd VI. Young. L. THEO. DWIGHT Jf
tnifRTU TENTH IA. H. THOMPSON
{ George Weir. CWm = ConeY. SiNi LfNlh;
4 los s Palmer IWison Small Chico Sedgwick
r. T,,on,iy Garrick III " Keiclam LEdm'd j. Porter.
n unslnen ELEVENTH TTheo MARITIME
" EIrTU CKobr T. Wmslow SEVENTEENTH.
~ y, rl,nire IGcorge : Mann. C.James Welsh
I NN An,Ns TFeix Quinn, LEDw'D DAYTON
r. ~, - D,Lf Iohn : Hall TE {. DELAvAS.
Wings in SMALL CAPS. Natives IN Ha'cS the
rpsf locps
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wharist Cquo,h Bid those uneou'h words may mean
Which tell where Chinas herb obtained MAY be
'Howqus, and Canton. llonsqus,' and Peklnf
i .t,o.e saws Jim the Hong men MAKE their Tea
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~tr-i forwarded fo A. a. Dayton. ts,l. Fourth Auihr
OBJ fls rrta-an Department tc~ days since. tca
Brofhcr \ Cos, letter t1hm ot the .it NJ gNns cove
f, pur.el A. r. Naison- fcceiptcd nln-iiion sipsose
I, Commodore smith 40 IOu'on. under date u tho -
u.sf ard paid on flc gath acin. ior 2i9l spanish t9
ms. ior tr use uf 'hc United states squadron Ia ne
Mediterranean
Ti-r armruf enables mc '1 wait on Won With ft,h
pr0farf. s. Co.'s account cuutnf with tne Navy psiU
frenf up t0 tnis dais with ccliicatc 90 de,f % he
Fxchau.e Bank oi t- ciis. paN able 20 me order u ne
Ir,a-i o tc United states, lur >l3-l2 ~ % bsaa,e
fh.s arconui-bO'h 90 which you VII tnd enclosed sac
Do frd correct please c0u-c me % be officially advised
of choir due conformity With the books and accounts u
tac Navy Department
TlN. account CURRENT you VIII perceive. Is brought
down from ihuf Of Ac i2ih December l-i3 and credits
fh department with elDssi2 10 as stated hi me n Sc
nate document - first session 18th Congress, pase y =
The Interest account stated same pugc and endorsed
on fhc n.c of Do hy Your predecessor Nh SECRETARY Ma
.on ".. mr she'd ny Nh Fitch n Illustration. although
subsequently claimed and justly due have reinqash
rd dt,rous OF giving the department this further s-ccf
TIf0h Brothers Co.. hhcwrY, ns wen ss then hshn
snd honorable compliance n every other respcc' with
the contract entered into a- temporary nav, agents A.
Mur.tiir-.
have thr homer to be-. very respectfully
Your ohedleut servant 4 FITCH
senior partner of fle firm Of Fitch Brothers. Co. sl'
Navy Agents AZ Msrseilcs
Hon GEORGE BANCROFT
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t. The EVENING GAZETTE. pleasant and well
conducted cheap daily lately established in our city
by WV Il King. son OF the veteran Editor OF the
nic American will issue Semi Weekly edition on
and after the Is; OF July. Price 81. Success 10 Il
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Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CorRr-Nos. &. = 9. II, 10, a. Is, lG ~ y
1l %. ~ 26 20, ~. DO 81, % l0s
ciacuT CouRr-Nos Co. -, -, - 70, u. 10 Il :!
CouNo. rLEAs-No- ~, 30, - a. lO' H. a. ~
L. ll,3l
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TO.nAY,S OUTSIDE .

FIRST Physiological Foreign Miscellany.
FOURTH PAGE.-Delerrcd News commercial
and Money Matters Marine Journal.
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school Election.

The following is the list Of School Officers elected
in the several Wards of our City on Monday-ihc
letter e. standing for Commissioners l. for lnspcc
tors and r. for Trustees throughout, ,iz:
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NURpER.--A man named John Lchhghier OF
Hanover Township Indiana, recently murdered II Il
supposed hy a mar named James McMinan- He had hal
quarrel Subsequently the body Of Lchighier found
deed. with several stubs in u, inflicted with butcher knife
The murderer fcd.
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70 Man-.ca,, Oral -y-,em Of TeachIrs he -
Language pursued By as dsl gEier Madam 49, Al "
N Cas- Or private Lessons, a. Lai.es aud =. ,-aaS
- Waze!-sL IN NJ sn'
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e We are indebted 10 Hon CHARLES :. BEN
ron for copy Of the Letter Of the Secretary OF state on
The Commercial systems Of other Nations.
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n Gen JoHN :. AnMoNr il spoken OF IN the
New Orleans Tropc as candidate for Governor OF
L
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INpLFAsANr CofNciDrNcE or NANrs-Ihe kdinf
4 fhc Providence TnnscuW introduces "a very haeTus
notice ~ Prof GourIud n doe following manner
We had the pleasure a. Introduction o Prot Ooa-
faud Nevl orb al Zoe Tribune office. ieN Gays sher'
and ve We're much sriiltcd hy meeting hHt lrnlfna'
since were Immediately freed from Tie opinions "e ga
flmei. and heretofore expressed IN coIter,auen, us
Prot luur1ud, the ruor ct ihe lectures on Memory va
nr Identical Goufaut, who was soncwn Conspicuous =
f- Stale In The time Df me seizure of fc brig Alexander
How unpleasant in j. % brHr cognoneu when cares
n0 individuality with ~ cXcmplncd Ia The history o.
each member The numerous family 81 John rmih -
tfcn ST. Gouraud is not without similar annoyance ~
h0u4h hs niur s nof common one, h' ha- frequency
been mistake. ilr TWO other gentlemen bearing the ssf
designation Perhaps may do thc Interested pn'fs
service bg stating tor All, that Prof Francs 10.
vrGuurni man of science and the author 81 woi.
DID phreno. Nnem0fechny Is neither the Mr.. G0ufaaf
formerly consular AGENT % Newport. u l. nor Dr. Fer
ti0uruul the chemist of NcwNork. Boston Times
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ForRru AUDITOR, OFFICE. MAY 2iih l-D
GrNrtrurN hnve to inform you that your account
a- United states Navy Agents ~ Mrrsces has been hl.
ia, balanced and finally closed avail myself Of tn,
opportunity to observe ihni, from the commencement 70
no termination OF your agency he records and De,
% th. oace show, your accounts have been renderst
with remarkable punciuali'y and correctness o'lnen
the most faithful Observance on a occasions, and IN
respects cd De- contract entered into hy sou with n
navy Department.
am. gentlemen, very respectfully. your obodeni o.
NIut 4 - bAilVN
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- ALEXANDER b MCMILLAN has been nonin.
atcd as the Wing candidate for Congress IN the
lid Congressional District of North Carolina
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~ Grand Family H0llay hi. a, fhe American Museum
viii superb performances IN he Afternoon a. half pas
O'Clock and ID he evening by the Kentucky Minstrel
Great Western ard others.
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" IHE FAMOUS SABLE BE0rHER.-T q. Booth ali
Other eminent performer. give superb performances 81
afternoon a. OcOcA, AID his evening al Peae.
Sew-i0IE Museum
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- The Pennsylvania state Convention Of n
versA..s VI. meet a Moa.,ose o. be In and III s
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RUNAWAY NrGEoEs-A BATTLE WITH rHr
vHrrS-We learn from ~ HzgeT~'own Md papers.
That on Monday The 2nh ut. shout 0cluck. Ten
runaway negroes discovered Passing through >nfi
burg. Washington County Nd on ttelr Way 10 Pell-
syvaiia They passed on e rual io >inI>ulry uy
Mr. Adam Shank. Jr. and surprising ucm % b. runaway
he alarmed the citizens of that pace and party, consisting
Of Mr. Shank Constable Fora Joseph W4ieryre, Henry
Lvdsv Jr Gavin shop William Mccoy, Joseph d Pro-.
and John Diamond. started pursuit JpOn orcriakins -
negroes, they COMMANDED 10 ia " BEN hey drew
themselves Up ia battle order. their leader rXcariing io
them. y Now. boys. Cd d-u you. rcfr.'
They armed with pistols and fOri1Aawss ALI I'M
medsiriy commenced attack upOn the whites. telling
several them 10 tie earth The onset The y ies ne
unarn. except with tludceons found themselves engaged
ir siher an unequal and hazardous contest Repeated
he negroes knocked 20 t- earth bal hey returned fu
he comics, IN redouhlci fury. andhein- al uu AID
nh,efc men, rather har iu handle Constable fura
Va, rvce kuocsed downPrcr hat h- arm nearly severed
and he bone broken. ty blow nom ouiaiavE-le
80 rad pistol snapped ~ fats which vers t--
upaielv filled 10 - of-McCoy hat - shoulder dis
lo-sf,f-Lydsv receivee wound Ia M Shoulder hlM
lornahssk-Slank several time, felei % ~ earth
ard the whole party more less injured However sii'r
desperate contest the whites succeeded % cafr- % one
prisoner in an Amos. hopeless condition. Win NO pisu,
and ionshswks which were wresed un ne hais or
the negroes Another negro, badly wounded, A. ef ioo
his companions mile upon tir retreat gave nn-e
up We also learn that more q he gang were arrested
near LeersburS.
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Meeting. nj Boston. &c.

THE pressure Of Foreign and other in'e!eD's -.
c,nrered u. 10 defer for day., notices % some %
the Meeting. we attended at Boston lAst week We ID
u -
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MAN-KlLLlNG

4 very large Convention Of opponents OF tie iesa'
infection Of Death as a penalty for crime. or on any
prciexi whatever, was held IN the Mario''"
Chapel Boston. throughout The day ami evening Cd
Friday the Both Among the speakers were
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-ub-crlr,lon, Received 10 the Weekly Ttba'

CDrEf FoK fHf C1RRfcros 90 fgeoKS-hl l'i s,s.,
mao, plaintiff .l error, Andrew bira-ail 's'"@
erIur Nuf concluded.
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r,op,n, IrcrIoS-Wc have the returns only
from ST Johns County Isl. Augustine Inc vote
stands;
Co,,,noy-Can Wing .......l09 Moscey Loco. i91
Congreo Putnam do ........llo Levy, do'.'.'''i''
Loco Senator and three Reps chosen
We have no reason TO hope for a Wing victory