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THE SAVANNAH MAIL.

Respect for the source from which the following
resolutions have emunated induces US to copy them
into the "Union" At the same time, we trust that
when the legislature of Georgia shall come to see
the explanation which we published few lays since,
from an official source, they will be satisfied that not
the slightest ccnsure can justly attach to the Post
master General.
From the Savannah Georgian.
THE MAILS
The following is copy of resolutions passed
unanimously by both houses Of the legislature.
They were introduced into the House by Captain
Anderson, of Chatham, on the day the meeting was
held by our citizens in relation to the denial by the
Postmaster General of the most rapid mail facilities
TO the seaport of State and the cities of central
Georgia. The time when they were submitted in
dcaes jealous regard for our interests the part
of the mover and our members generally, while the
unanimity with which they have been adopted, re-
fleets equal credit upon the members Of the legsla-
ture
RESOLUTIONS
Whereas direct daily mail-route between the
cities of Charleston and Savannah has recently
ceased to exist, and its re-esablishment by means
of steamboats,, now plying daily between those
places, is demanded imperatively by the wants and
interests Of the seaport Of our State and the exigen-
cies Of her people:
BE il resotrsd, That our senators in Congress and
our representatives be requested to urge upon the
Postmaster General the urgent and vital necessity Of
forthwith re-establishing such daily mail-route.
BE il further resolved, That, if that fiinctonary
should be unable to respond to their demand,
our said senators and representatives do apply TO
Congress for such legislation as will attain the
speedy accomplishment Of an object demanded by
every consideration Of expediency and justice.
BE IL further resotred That copy Of these resolu-
tons be transmitted by his exceency the governor
to each of our senators and representatives in Con-
gress, soliciting, at the same time, their most
getic and active exertons in the premises.
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I5@THE LANDING OF THE PmGRIMs.--The New
England Society will celebrate the anniversary Of
the the landing Of the Pilgrims, on Monday, De-
cember 90, by public dinner at the United States
Hotel, at o'clock number Of highly distn
guished gentlemen will deliver addresses upon the
occasion. The committee have made arrangements
by which the price Of tickets will be placed within
the means fall who may desire to attend.
Tickets, 81 each, may he had at Franck Taylor's,
at Morrisons, near Al street, at Farnham's book
stores, Pennsylvania avenue, and at the United
States Hotel,
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SSOUVENIRS AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
sionary Annual; the Gift; the Snow Flake; the
American Poets Gift; the MayaJwer; the Keep.
sake; the Dadem; the Opal; the Hyacinth; Paradise
Lost, with engravings reduced from Martins cele-
bratcd designs; Corinne, by Madame de Sinel sew
eral hundred Illustrations, Paris edition. Wayerley
Gallery; Don Quixotte, illustrated; Tyas's illus.
,rsted Shakespeare, volumes; and many others, too
numerous for the limits of an advertisement--many
Of them imported direct from London and Paris.
Dec +. TAYLOR.
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~ FAIR.-The ladies attached to the congre-
cation of the Epiphany, under the Of the Rev.
Mr.. French, intend holding fair for tho sale of
useful and fancy articles, to commence on Thursday
evening, at o'clock, at Apollo Hall, to which they
invite all disposed to aid the above church, and the
cause Of religion. Refreshments Of all kinds, and
good music will be provided.
nec IG-3t
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~ ROCERIES, LIQUORS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Vt &c, AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the
oath instant, shall sell at my warehouse, to close
at 10 o'clock, NJ
5 barrels Tuscaloosa whIskey, good article
barrels brandy
5 barrels gin, and other liquors
Also, good lot of cigars and tobacco
With many other articles in the grocery line
Also, lot of boots and shoes.
A. GREEN,
Dec 2C-3tS&T
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as The Church of the Ascension protestant
EpiscopaD on H. between 9th and 10Th streets, un
der the rectorship of the Rev. Mr.. Giss, will b.,
open for Divine service tomorrow Sunday the
2lst inst, and each succeeding Sunday at IL a. m.
and D. m. Dec 90
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THE DAILY UNION.

Mr.. Hull, Ramblcs by Land and Water, giving
description of voyages and travels to the island OF
Cuba, Mexico, &c, and ealbeished with number
Of engravings
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WANTED TO RENT, a convenient and cont
w fortably-furnished house, containing abou-
eight or tep rooms--Any person having house of
this description to rent, already furnished, will please
leave their direction at the Union Office. house in
the neighborhood of the Treasury or War Depart
ment would be preferred
Dec. II
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VIZ ooLLEN MANUFACTURERS OF THE
w UNITED STATES FOR l645.--A stats.

tica account Of each establishment at which wool
len fabrics are manufactured; the amount, kind and
quality produced and (where il could be ascertain
ed) the capital invested; quantity of staple worked
up yearly; number of operatives employed, amount
Of wages paid, &c. VOL; price 81
Just published and this day received For sale
by +, TAYLOR.
Dec 90
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DARAMETTA BoIBASINS We have just
/ received three pieces of Parnmetia Bombasins,
new and superior article for mourning dresses
Also, just opened, superior Black Ven Grape,
which makes our assortment Of mourning goods full
and complete, of all kinds of materials.
Dec I9-3tif ID. CLAGETT & CO.
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Us-By divine permission, the Rev. MIR. Pom
DEXTER, Of Virginia, will preach in the lst Bapts,
Church, 10th street, on Sabbath morning. Service
to commence at III o'clock
Dec. 10
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woRTHINGToN @. sNETHEN,
ATTORNEY AND couNsELLoRsAT LAW,
Washinrion. ID. c,

Practices in the Supreme Court Of the United
States and in several courts of the District Of Colum.
bin, and prosecu,es all manner of claims against the
United States, either before Congress or the differ
ent departments Of the government.
Dec 20--lYdsw
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LARGEST DICTIONARY.

w price reduced, in two large volumes, the
most complete and comprehensive edition, and the
best issue of it in regard to paper and prrtng--a
point in which great diversity may be found.
For sale by F. TAYLOR.
Five copies only, in full leather binding, at $40 so
former price SIS 90. These copies include the
supplement, which was completed by the author
only Immediately before the close of his life, ard
which has been copyrighted and published since
his death by his executors. IL contains upwards
of four thousand additional words, none Of which
are to be found in any other dictionary, nor in any
other edition OF his own.
Dec 10
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NEW AND AMUSING GAMES Games Of
y the States, or who'll be President; Master Rod
bury and his pupils; Game Of heroes; American
eagle; Strife of genius; What dye buy by Punch;
Busby cards; Shakespeare cards; Bell and hammer;
New historical game; Chinese checkers; Game OF
trade and barter Picture Aphabets; Dissccted
puzzles; Pictures and maps; Transparent states for
dra wing &c. for sale by
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Blythe Rev. DR.. EDWARDS, the advocate of the
Sabbath cause, will preach at the street Baptist
Church tomorrow Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Dec %
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NTOTICE.-The subscribers will render 70 their
IN customers their several accoun,sup TO the 25th
instant, when it is expected that all will settle with
out any delay, as it is important that their books
should be closed at least once year.
LEWIS & HOLLAND.
Dec 29--d3tif Nat. Intel.
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NEW GAMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

VA F1SCHEK has Just TeceIVed from Ue pun
w lishcrs, the following amusing and interest
ing games;
The Mansion of Happiness; the States, or who
shall be President; the Tourist, or NATIONAL; the
Scripture History; the Spirit of Genius the Pick
wick; the Oracle of Destiny the Oracle of Flowers
the DrawiDg-room Gipsy; the Pope and Pagani
the Game of Kings; the Game of Heroes; Master
Bodbury and his Pupils; Astronomical Games;
Doctor Busby and Characteristics; with many other
articles of amusement and interest. For sale al
very low prices, at Sta,oner's Hall.
Dec. 20--d2w
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CONCERT POSTPONED.-Mr. and the Misses
~ SLoMAN, respectfully announce that their con-
cert is unavoidably postponed till Wednesday eve
ning Oath inst, when it will be given athe United
States Hotel.
Dac
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Fort the Union.
MY couNrnYs NATIVE GLORY.

For the Union
MY CoUNTRY's NATIVE GLORY.
ny coLuMBus DREW.
They tell ofwavs and waterfall
In foreign cline and story;
But give-oh, give TO me, DER all,
My countrys native glory
My heart Is where the waters leap
From proud Nisgara's dizzy steep,
And where the foam dscloses,
TO spirits in that misty dell,
Ilusiye shapes OF snowy she'll
Oh beds OF milky roses.
They tell Of vale and mount, and tree,
ofcayern deep and boayj
But giye-oh. give, DER all, TO me
My country's native glory
Kentucky hath mammoth cave
Nor Cyclop's home nor bloody grave
Yet where q thousand echoes speak,
And hectic steals from beauty's cheek;
Where runs dark meandeIing stream,
Till torches lend their lurid glenn,
Whose waters chant a solemn song,
Like Eder's, as they rolled along
They tell Of rivers wild and free.
With tales OF feudal foery; ..
But they have not-no, not for me,
My country's native glory,
I've stood beside the Mansion" Odd,
To view Potomac's breast of gold,
In summers calmest weather,
And traced in thought its windings all
From rock to rock from fall to fall
Till madly rush together
Two rivers in their giant might,
Like Freedom in the strife for right.
I've turned my gaze aloit to see ...
The pendant cngs and lowry,
And from my soul exclaimed, for me
Der all the world beside for me-
My country'S native glory!
8, 1915.
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VIM. F. BA1LY,
Sationer, Penn. avenue, between 1iih and 18th
streets. Dec 20--d4tif
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Dec 2C-3tS&T
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF TIE SENATE U. S.
December 10, 1915.


PURSUANT to an order of the Senate, sealed
L proposals will be received at this Office until
IL O'Clock M, Of Tuesday, the 30h ins for binding
eight thousand copies of Captain Fremon's reports
Of his expeditions to the Rocky mountains and
territory Of Oregon; to be bound in good muslin
nding, similar 10 the binding Of ''RUsh's Resi-
Ience at the Cour: Of London"--a sample of which
il in this Office; and to include pocket in the
er, to contain the large map. 1t is expected that
500 copies will be ready for binding every week;
md that the will be bound and dsHyeted
within the following week. The price not to exceed
80 cents per cory.
The work consists of So pages o.; and, i,
addition to the large map, TO be fol- and placed
in the pocket and which is So by 81 inchCs,) the
following maps and engrayings, viz:
One II by 9; one "a by inches; and 81 Of
octave size.
Security will be required for the prompt and
faithful execution of the work, and payment will
be made as soon as the appropriation for the present
session shall be made.
Dec. 20--3t
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TINE sMUGGLER, novelty G. P. n.
j. james. Price 25 cents.
Iune 30 F.TAYLOR.
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By Il. Green, .4uciioneer.

Dee. 20--3t
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lBurlin gton Academy,
By Mr. Edw. Wilson.

Ir In the Schnoi. room underneath the Metho
dist Church, Third Street
THIS Academy will open on Monday
the 10th dav Of November. lS45, under
the superntendance Of person well expert
onccd in every branch Of Tuition and one " h.
trusts by undertaking punctualty ami fdel,t '
OF attent,cyNio merit the appreciation Of Pa
rents aLdss1sSa dams who moy extend to him
their patrq'<rge.
Sc TERMS: -(payable quarterly,
Primary Cf4ss including r.. 'hg,
Writing and Arithmetiil $500 per or.
English Grammar, Geomeiry, &C.
ography, Rhetoric, History,
and the classics, from s 90 to 500 ="
Those who engage for year can lea n some
more expensive branch without additional
charge.
S hool in session from the LIST Monday v in
September to 9th July. q :arters commence
10th November, 81. February, Isl Nav and LIST
Monday in September; but pupils will be re-
ceived at any intermediate period. the proper.
ton only ol the quarter being charged.
Fer further particulars as to I erms, course d
study, &c, interesting to Parents, apply "a
Mr. Wilson: at the Barrett House
Oct. 30-23-4w Gaz. copy 4w
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Des Moines County, Iowa Territory, I

October 81, lS45. !
before me, John Burkhart, Justice OF
- the Peace, in and for said county. per
sonaliv appeared, David Scott, Sen, William
Scott. David Scott, lr and Saul x. Rugglas,
and maketh oath in due form Of law, that the
above named persons who are residents Of Des
MONIES county, l. f., lrave been acquainted
with John Scott before he became citizen Of
the above named county and Territory OF
Iowa, while wing in Belmont county State Of
OHIO. and also since his residence here .iand
to our certain knowledge we have never known
said John Scott to have been married here or
any where. or in any State or States as is ma
lie iously and falsely stated by a certain Mr.
and Mrs Rose. of Rome. in Henry county, r..
And SO far, we say we believe their charges
are utterly false and unfoundcd; aud
iy believe these reports put in circukkspn
ter spsnea malicious purpose unknown to The
undersigned.
DAVID SCOTT, SEN,
e~.a = WILLIAM SCOTT,
.@a DAVID SCOTT, JR..
eu,&t- ast SAUL. K. RUGGLES.
| hereby certify. that on the 2lst day Of Oc.
tober, lS45, personally appeared .he above
annexed persons and made oath 10 the above
affidavit, to be just and true to the best Of Their
knowledge
III witness whereof have hcrcunto set my
hand; this day and yenr first written.
~Efs JOHN BURkiIART,
oct 23-22-3w Justice OF tn. Peace.
(Gaz please copy.J
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olhefrN1 The murlerers Of Bipelow, in the Che
Ipsee nation. have been tried. found gull
speciedt, w and sentenced to execution-a few
the na1drs only being allowed them 10 prepare
oil iu Mdea,h. They were four in number
nrmed Indian ins.ice seems far more speedy than
vernma4A , which is administered in the States
hands fihis Enthusiastically month passed
ench Ns xween the commission of The murder
ports, = ul robbery, and the detection and exc
'ans. in nton Of those concerned in it.--Mem-
,rnmsnt piis Eagle.
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Clothing, Clothing.

N III. u III II X FL 4 - y u O.,s
~ Garner Main aud Jefferson streets,
HAVE just reed per Sarah Ann a
H large and splendid assortment Of I'm d.
Winter Clothing
Consisting in part Of az
Heavy blue, gray. green and red Blans It !
vyvr Coats, fe oue
Black, blue and drsb pilot over coats,
French and english, beaver over and irock
coats, t&lA -
Pilot, felt, flushing bcav,r and twsed do
English and french cloth dress and frock do
Black, blue, plaid, striped and MKT Cloth. cas-
si,neYeistid satinstt pants,
Wcolen, velvet, satin, merinoe and highland
plaid vests, z.szss44sss .,srsser,tss.s
Lambs wool, mcrinoe, cotton and yarn ho'
siery. 8fis 4..sssts, s.,-s.5l. ..,.s
Satin, silk a nd bomba zine stocks,
Silk merinoe. alpaca, bombazine and satin
cravatsand scarfs, .ssN6a
Linen andsifk pocket hdkfs.
Fine muslin shirts, linen collars, under shHss
tali kinds,) gloves Of ell kinds
With many other articles too fumerous t'
mention. all Of which we are d.termped te
sell cheap for cash. -r..,,
rrCaiI and see, for ':is no trouble to show
goods 1T ~ MAN sGARRETF q cos
oct so 1923 s@aaf y
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..'aaaephia Fire Rioters. Sentence
pts passed on thirteen fire rioters at
''e'phla on Wednesday, the 9Th inst
-. were sentenced TO two years i'm.
.;as aaen' ~ Moyamensing prison and
~ M'eiy; three to one years impsison,
M w. y; $500 surety, one 10 one year
MI .'ae months Imprisonment, aud $500
i ~. one to nine months imprisonment,
s,. 10y surety; two 10 eigh, months
IN. ''eens and $500 surety, aud two
~ = nve months imprisonment and
IN 'y. The prisoners are all young
~ several Of them minors
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The Choctaws have elected one OF
aeir Chiefs. named Pi,chlvn, as a Repre-.
sasaiive to Congress. This step is pre-
psrs!orv to their admission into the Union
ga State. Their Territory is said to
contain eighty thousand warriors. and was
en,ran,eed to them by the United States
Gnsernment. in consideration Of the lands
h.y had surrendered east of the Missis-
sroi.
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The ten manufacturing companies Of
IovrIL. Mass. consume annually 1000
az, Of coal. 1910 cords of wood. IT,.
$40 gallons Of sperm and 10000 Of other
all OF the whole population Of Lowell,
saoO females and 29l5 males. together
1895. are employed as operatives either
!, ,he mills. or connected with other me-
,hanieal emplovments. There are 80
mills. and $50 houses belonging 10 the
corporations. The capital invested in
manufacturing and mechanical enterprises
sI2 .0o0, 900. There are made in Lowell
every week l.459. 900 yards Of cloth. or
1886. 900 yards per year. The cotton
worked up every year is 81 100 bales
The printed calicoes made annually
amoun. to $4,000, 900 Of yds. The wa
ses paid out annually. amour. TO more
han 81. 500 900. and The annual profit OF
this immense business has been es,ima ted
4, The same amount, or about lea per CT.
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CITY DRUG STORE.
NEW ,ESTA BLISH MEN + /.
sia sF. sRR AID.

- 8. S%A ~ 49, - = f-aenT
TTAS the pleasure OF informing the citi-
Il zens Of Burlington and the adjoining
country, that he has taken the
Old established Drug store, Main
street, Burlington. eb>
Lately and f.vorably known. by the sign
or the as8 81
SCOOP SAMARITAN"
Formerly kept BY Ds JAcoB GAusy, deccas-
ed @6ssasx st#s Eus asf sv
The proprietor is now fitting up with an
entire new stock Of choice and approved
Drugs and Medicines. Paints and Dyes.
Which he is pfepaied e SCI! at the lowest
market prices. .ests HsE u s-as sEa pa
Also, on bands = tull assortment Of The
most approved ssvsf 4+# sa
Yssg a Patent Medicines.
Arrangements have been made }" the
Eastern Cities by which constant supplies
of .resi, Medicines will be forwarded.
TPAysicians Prescriptions carefully and
accurately compounded. Is 4Hs
So Couatry Physicians and Merchants
supplied on favorable terms.
ol0'4t-tf 90
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THE BEST YET.

vUyHE Subscriber has just reed from
Il BOSTON and New York full supply OF
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part Of
DRW GOODS.
BROAD CLOTHS.-blue, bl ok. brown and
Steel mkt
KERSE YMERES-of all colors and quail
lies. some very fine.
SATINETTS-Jeans kerscys, linseys, Bea
vcrtcens, hardtimes, velvet-, mer,n,es, al
paccas, some very fine. lawns, cambrics,
muslins, prints Of all descriptions and various
STYLES, red, white and yellow Flannel brown
drillings. bleachsd and brown sheetings,
canton hannels cravats. silk, gingham, lin
en- and cold Hdkf dress hdkfs cotton,
worsted and wool Shawls, comforters, sus.
penders. cotton batting and waddng. can
die wick. he'd ticking. tapes, sewing silk,
twist. edgings. laces, jackonetts, ribbons,
hose, gloves, etc, etc. =.
s DT3RI58So
40 SKIS RIO COFFEE, warranted the bsst
i. town
OLD HYSON and Young Hyson Teas, OF a
superior quality, warranted, also, to be the
best in town.
SALERA TCS, pepper, allspice, ginger. Win.
chester's best No | bar soap, sperm and tai
go, madden, alum, copperas, birthstone. salt
peire, nutmegs, rice, molasses, few boxes
of very superior chewing tobacco. castcel
soap, mustard, letter paper, fools cap paper.
cloves, dried apples. loaf sugar, etc.
IEARWw ARE.
NAILS, glass butts and screws, Carpenter 5
patent door locks, latches new patterns,
bolts bed screws, knives and forks, german
silver and iron tea and table spoons, Climb.
lets, augurs, chisels, gouges, batchets, ha M
mers, rasps, mill and handsaws. files tacks
wool cards. curry combs, combs. sadirons
hand saws, casteel and german steel. wood
saws and frames buck saws, Hunts best
axes, shoveis and spades. umbrellas, squares,
etc, etc.
rnla4GA1PIHl32, sS[sl OBS g q DOTS,
Mems calf, kip and course boots
do do do do brogans
BOYS do do do do
Ladies' do bootees ~
do fine kid slips and walking shoes
Youths and boys boots
q Children s. do
400 lbs sole Leather, so sides upper Leather.
QUE IN s RIBo
PLATES, pitchers, ewers and basins, bowls.
cups ard saucers. of Liverpool ware,
Plates, pitchers, ewers and basins. bowls,
cups ana SaucefS OIL common WaTcs
Chambers and Tea Pots. infants cans, con 9
lanterns and tumblers,
Wall paper OF various kinds.
HATS AND GAPS
Gentlemen cassimerc, russia, moleskin,
cony and silk hats
do Fur seal, cony, muskrat, glazed
sea!et, velvet and opera caps
Boys CLOTH sea! and glazed caps. Also,
Buck mIttens.
Which | viii sell very cheap for CASH or
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
w a ~ U e .
1000 head OF Hogs.
100 DO corn.icd cattle, weighing 600 lbs
and upwards,
10000 bush. wheat, for which cash Or goo ds
will be paid,
Hides, tallow, be.swax, .uats, corn, flour,
rye, harley, fax seed, white besns, rags,
butter, eggs, cheese, &c,
for which will pay the market price.
oct % % j. G. PARTRIDGE.
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Burlington Markrt.
3aarrteO,

On Monday the 9th inst. by :. NJ. Glen
denim, ESQ.,, Mr. GEo. w. KING, Of Weston
Joe Davis county H.. TO Miss MARIA HANEa
OF this city.
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n, Paine of Oxford. Mass, it is said,
-. sho, a. again in Washington. on
w0nday evening. This time. it is said,
=. .bot must have come from an air gun
'. a, Paine was in company with sever
:, ..rsons and in front Of Tyler & Burch's
s = His ha, was perforated in two
al,ces and a large battered slug was found
r r,,nped in tape near bv. Mr. P. certain
!, bu no motive to play these FRANKS,
I'd we are at loss to account for them
pablic opinion at Washington is much
divided as to whether they are real or
.,re.l.-N. Y. ETpress.
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0.,seates from South Carelina.-We
.r.s;6ed to learn that Hon. John G..
rs,toun will be in attendance at the Con-
, - in Memphis on The 18th proxim",
val, other distinguished delegates from
S S Carolina. When such minds take
, ia If the matter good must be effected.
r Sv lanes Gadsden, in letter to DR.
Gu dated at Charleston, Alb Oct,
ssvs:
- !, which delegates were appointed 10
u.s. ',,srd vour Convention. Messrs Cal
houn and Elmore will attend SO probably
nil I'll, Mr. King and myself; there we're
,.en,y FIVE delegates named. OF which
r ,me Twelve or fifteen will attend. Mem
at;s Eagle.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

Primitire Cradies.- Mr. Cist. in his
lasl Advertiser. saws there are individuals
nov living in Cincinnati. who were actu-
ally rocked, during their infancy, in sugar
roughs.