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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

CLAY and Hume on Protect iou.-M N
his last speech in the Senate, in 1871, M
he resigned, said:
"In England, as all who have read d. !,
port of Mr.. Hume, Scottish memr
House Of Commons. must perceive, tn,
be giving up specific duties; and The lssi,l
The public mind seems to be, instead Of
variety Of specific duties and a yare,s
Iorem duties, 10 have one permanent. I'D
for all duties. am willing to adhere \
great principle in the compromise act"
And what did Mr.. Hume, tins Scottish \
of the House of Commons. say 10 Isill
showing that tho people OF Great Brat
1886 to 1911, had paid fifteen millions ID
sterling on the article OF sugar by way d \
ton he said:
"lf TIN, was no, plulicr Of tho peoys
for the benefit Of one class only, he shoa \
know what was plumber say put an cod
lection by degrees. if they would; bn do IL,
out OF n bad system lntoa good one. Lad
Ill our experience IN the reduction Of dula
1915 to the present time, 1911 he deil
person to find an instance OF relaxation Of 1
lon-that is reduction of import dules-l
not extend the commerce and promote Il
est of the country as well as !he eoafoti
CONSUMER
Tho last news from Great Britain i, 4
struggle between the Russ,l ministry u
monopoisis OH the abolition Of sugardlta
be desperate and doubtful. -Nashris Caa
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

Mormon diEerhies.-The citizens OF Carthage
H., have again taken up arms against the Nor
mons, On the 3lst ult., some five or six hundred,
with I've pieces of ordnance, were preparing to
march to Nauyoo TO terminate the difficulties,
where they would be met, it was said, BY the
Mormons. the number Of the latter 'ariousl y
i9a,ed OF from $50 to 1000, and all determined
list any attack made BY the anti-Mormons.
N e.ci,emen, prevailed. and the Governor
ID sent officers to watch the movements Of both
parties, with orders to call for assistance upon
the militia to proven, disturbances. 1t was
though. tina, this struggle would be final, and
place one party or the other in the ascendency
and cause The removal Of the party oSerthrown.
Many Of the new citizens Of Nausoo are repre-.
sen,ed as disguised with the state of affairs in
that city.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

otrThera being no passengers on Monday last.
the mails were brought up. We received dates
from Washington. from the 5.h to The 9Th OF
August, inclusive. We were very thankful for
wha. we received-and hope that the contractors
NAV furnish Us with q mail a, leas. tE'ie: month
hereaf,er-J there are no passengers!
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

See outside for late news from Santa Re, =
er items of interest.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

arkansas Lands.--We CLEAN the subjoned
statistics from a correspondence between Co.
Ashley and James II. Piper, Esq, acting Com r
of the General Land Office, published in the Ar.
kansas Democrat; also from Il letter of Col. Ashley
TO the Editor Of the Democrat. The following
hunters ofucres have been prepared, and by ref.
erence TO The advertisement of the Laud Comr,'r,
they offered for sa!o at the following periods:
AT Champaguole, 799,27l acres--on the 18th
November.
Al Fayetteville, IDIOTS acrcs-on tho 2ad
November.
AT BatesriHe, G76,G07 acres--on the 7th Dec,
At johnson c. H., $50, 63S acres--ou the I4,b
December.
At Lille Rock, l3O,737 acres-on the ss,h
December.
At Washington, 743,22l acres--on the 3Ob
November.
AT Heiend, 223,Si9 acres--on the 2lst Der.
There now remain in Arkansas, unsold and
subject to private entry, l9,Oi6,5S9 acres of and
OF which s,O6O722 have been offered for sale
live and not exceeding len years. 3,204, 1873, more
than ten and not exceeding fifteen years; 1873.
OG6, more than fifteen and not exceeding twenty
years; and 4,425, 1888, more than twenty yea rs
and not exceeding twenty-five yoa.s.
From these statistic our readers can see fine
importance of the Graduation Law TO Arka,.,s
OF winch law we will publish copy if we receive
one.
Hon. Louis MeLane.-The merchants of the
city OF New York are makiLg arrangements to ex.
P'ess III a" appropriate manner the high sense
winch they entertain for bis valuable service in
the Oregon treaty.
large manufacturer IN this civ SAT-. H.
New Haven Register, told US that the prospec, r.,
good fall business was never better, and tim, 90
far from dii.scharsng his hands, he could no, pe,
as many as he wanted.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

BARLow, who murdered his wife, in Louisville
KY, q short time since. hung himself in prison,
on the Is, inst. His trial was to have taken
place that day. The Democrat speaking Of the
affair, says
The murder was cold bIooded and e.rocious,
undenied and unnccountable, except from the in.
sanity produced by alcohol. He avowed the act
to the watchman and walked off TO Jail with sold
indifference. His condition in jail, we 're in
formed, wns that of man half conscious of his
crime, and half brutalized in feeling. His trial
was to have taken place yesterday, but he an,ici.
paled the sentence of the law BY finishing the
horrible tragedy he had begun. The community
scemd so shocked at tho murder he committed,
that all feeling, but that of horror at the deed.
seemed suspended.
Mrs. Barlow was highly esteemed by her &c.
qua intances, and Barlow was once a respectable
citizen. Drunkenness has worked out his dread-
full end, instead of life of usefulness which once
lay before him.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

o. The national council Of the Cherokees
commences early next month. at which the dele
gates of the different parties will make known to
the people the particulars of all the mPor,a nj
business lately transacted at Washington. We
hope that at this session all may meet in peace
and harmony, and that the feuds which have SC
long distracted the nation may be buried forever
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

: o.r The nver has fallen several feet sirco r
'1pst, and there is now only suiicien' wa,
smaller class Of boats.
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ityWe understand that the fraction OF com.
pany of Dragons, now stationed at Fort Smith
will in sh ort time be sweed to a full company
and kept a, that post. We are pleased to hear
this, as we think it positively necessary that a
portion of that description of troops should be
kept at every frontier post.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

Important Deei.iea.-Tbs -,
Court of Sessions in New York ss
People rs. Samuel Adams, which :. a
Uneasiness among the mereaD,a.
that city. has been reversed by ,6sSsa
at lis late session. 1t was an io,sf
Adams for obtaining money from -
dam Snge q Co., in the CITY CIV
false pretences. The defence w., W.
a citizen Of OHIO, and was nsv..%
New York, and was no. personal, y,
Of New York at the time of ,hs "a a
owed New York uoaIIegiance, tenn.
manent; and consequently conId n, d
TO her criminal laws. The que,t;o,
was, whether the laws of New YorI
lated with imppniIy, provided the Of
of the State at the time OF the oE.,.
cured innocent agents 10 do he AZ,
Court of Sessions decided that the C,n
of New York had no jurisdiction os.
offender. The Supreme Court h,, ~
more reasonable doctrine, and drr..
have. In deciding the case, it saw,
The fraud may have originated AL
cocled elsewhere-buti ii became m,,.'
effect in the city Of New York -forS.1
pretences were used with success-,.
and money of the persons defrauded Nv
ed at that place. The crIme was ,b.,
mi,ted in the city of New York NY
where. r RS. ST. 1853: Chit. C,I,. y
I'd 1911: Rex v. Buttery, men,oD.I y
Justice Abbott in the King v. Burd., !,
o.. And Of this crime thus commi.i'
the limits Of this State, taking the f,c,,S
ged aud admitted 10 be true, the deieD,.,
opinion vas plainly guilty, although ~
of its preparation ho was Out of hi, I,
within the limits of the State of Ob;o :,
tent 10 cheat was his; the frauduleu, 49,
was his; and by agents acting within mn
him and under his authority and e,i8,,s
selves innocent ola fraud, wore theft
ces used, and the crime fully consuu,.
and he alone was therefore the gull n.
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0trWo received the following letter few days
since, from some friend in 81. Louis. !. give
US pleasure to learn that Mr.. Lcavitt and his I'D
| vent urous party are safe:
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19

- inrge manufacturer IN tins city. says the
Ne" Haven Register told US that the prospec, for
good tai, business was never better. and tina, so
far from diasc;hnrsng his hands, he could no, Get
as many as he wanted. So
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-19
81. Louis. August 29M 1916.

GENrLEMEN:-By Mr.. Aubry, arrived from
New Mexico last week, have been informed
that a company of thirteen men, from Arkansas
under Mr.. Lea,it,, on their way to California.
passed at Santa Fe in June. MIR. Aubry says
that they had not met with any moeSta,ion from
the Indians; they were in good health. and ap.
peared 10 be much dissatisfied Of their project.
One of them IA taior) has remained in SANTA Fe.
With respects. J. ii. McM''.
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Hon. Louis MeLane.-The merchants Of the
city of New York are making arrangements 10 ex.
press in an appropriate manner the hipb sense
winch they entertain for bis valuable seryic, il
the Oregon treaty. "
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nOYT,S PRIZE NEFICE.

NO. 7. EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
HONT - constantly selling PrE~s Within 4 few d.ys
the following have pass. tn
- - - IS 81 80 o., sud - 80 others
tan" capitas know oyt The
Zoo Apri rich Amongst them capital Of
h" hopc try their luck IN o
t-t"s, THIS capital pocket on. Make
for the above and capitals Ap and
address N UpYI
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL. ls4G.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Ale landria Lottery. C, a. drawn Anil 9TH
splendid Capitals $4,000 10000 of so az
300 &c = number. aud dawn Who'll, Tickets 10 halves
> quarters SO eeriha's package wholes costs 100
dolars-Shares . proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Aerantris Lottery, C1as- Is46-to drawn Apr IIb
Capitals $4,000 lguUu, COCO g. OF zoe 30 Of 500 80
Of too * IS Nos Tickets TO- halves ; quarter.
so certificate OF acAAF. ofsi wyoes cost 100 dol ar
Shares IN proportion
$4,000 DOLLARS 10000 !-I2O1O!
Alexandria Lottery, Cla I-iG-;n be drawn Apf eth
Magnificent Pzs $50 600 10000 $1,000 10 goo 1000 900
1000 5i5s of 5000 o $500 1000 ~ OF 1000 40 OF
500 &c - Nos ~ drawn Tekes Is: halves So ua.r. >
IS e'Ehths ~ Certificate OF costs co do.ar.-
Shares ia proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
AeIanini Lottery CsV lC I-i6-,o BE- drawn April ssth
Capias 10000, 10000 hOOo 5000 Soc Of 1000 - Of
5ur &c - Nos ~ drawn Tickets hay.z g. quarter. so
Certificate OF package Of - whoes doars-ha.
proportion.
2 NJ k Temuiuaness Immediately alta distance: II in town
apply personto d. NJ. HOY1.
No. , Exchange
" Tickets all the Lotteries advertised by j. e Gregory q Co
constantly hand cash or Pri1e attend
ed To with drawings oteric, sent hsn
order Rclm
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House went into Committee of the Whole on the
State Of the Union. On motion OF Mr.. Mckay of c.
Mr Ming, OF n v, called T. the Char and the bill for
the payment Of garages, (beluc the IOuse Thursday
last was the first business IN order.
All debate had en- prccudcd by previous order oi the
House, and the Committee commenced business by voting
upon the amendment.
Al amendment aPproPrating $1,000 pay fort con
tract made by the Secretary Of the Navy with Thomas d
Jones, was violated 10y striking the appropriation TIE
amendment was carried by psrty vote.
Al'o, an amen ment violating the contract ma ie for the
supply Of the documentary history of the United State.
Motions were made To strike out aud modify some of the
amendments ~ fela the TcIas expcrditutc bu all
were lost, and the bill was reported To the House
Mr. Mckay, OF c.. explained some Of the items Of the
bill
The amendments concurted in and the bill finally
pass d.
On mot on Of Mr DRoNgooLE the Honse ayan went into
Committee OF the Whole, Mr.. JoHgsoN Ut Va in the chair
and the Sub Treasuv Bill taken up
Nj tAtEH SNu, Of Iniata mad. able speech upon the
merits Of the sn quoted speech verrd
by MI Folk opposition the -crm many years since Also
quoted largely from the writing on the same side and
regretted that the or ian Odd play sid
this rub Treasury nothing than
down the bsnkng buttons the country hoped s ID
vocatss would have tbe candor tn admit II.
Mt WIGS. Of Indians, followed, m favor of the BIN
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Thr Prize $4,000 PdidIt
eT whoir Tieist No-. ~ 52 50, III. Capital Pnhe az
10000 Dollars, IN Lse.su'E Lottery, No IA dawn
March. raai aud sod by ErRhTroN of psuoa
Drawn Nos. In N. Jersey, Class ~; March BIRD.
II 81 * - & ~ - 20 81 10 II -.
Ticket Nos. II ~ S. One prize sold 81 paid by
SrRATION.
Drawn Mo-. in AleIandna. Gas. IL. March ast
90 - 10 81 ~ ~ 10 IL ~ %
Tickets Nos. l % "a. Pnke Of S90O sold & paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in Sussex. Extra Glass 80: March.
90 \ - IS G3 "a . Is ~
Ticket Nos. Is 65. Another pine sold s. pad
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg. Class IL March 3Oth.
20 - 80 - 80 ~ 80 Sc 40 46 IL 10
40 90 500 Sold aud paid by
% 26 10 500 STRATTON.
Sl5.OOO. 5000.
w"ins-1aymA :. - c'o,l' $4,000 5000 5000
~ halves 2 q.I
$4,000. GOOO
Thur-sy-Alerandra - III Capitals 5000 GOoO 5000 10
Of 1900 - No. ~ drawn whoss5; az. Is
$1,000, 1000
fnhy-MooonEaia. - Capital. 1850 1000, GO 200. ?
Of goo IS Nos ~ JfawH wh0l.- 81
$1,000.
M"nday-su--rN No 81, "a. Capitals No. - drawn
wh"es VI halves sOe; sc.
$4,000 10000.
Noniay-AirIAnis -. capital, CGO 900 5000 5000
1000 also "a % 1900 50 Of 500 = Nos - who.s
$40. halves .. qr- $50.
Buyes which are registered
the Once, proof been dom. aud .y.ry
drs rng pad by
11- Orsrs fYr
seh.m-s, and all Loru.- promptly attended TO- and
drawing wien requested.
Pisss. address orders N sTRATToN
de "
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To Valentine Thomas Dalton:
SIR-l OH will take notice, that upon

SlR-l OH will take notice, that upon the 18th
~ day OF April lei6, between the hours A.
~. We shall proceed Counting House OF Msssrs
k-Oy Conynghau, Commission Merchants city
Orb State Of the dispositions Norton
Elizabeth Norton Dr. VIM a. Scott Philip Thomas
ward Thomas and Others IN be- read evidence
GIL and another, naltOns another
pending III" Superior Court Chanee Richmond
cult IN which plaintiffs defendants
and from the sad dispositions commence
completed tue laid 18th day Apu 1896 sane will be
continued from day day between flushed
JULIA ANN McGILI.
CATHARINE SHAW,
mh lS-dtd H.sI
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,
We
MAEcu %, IsI6.

MAEcH %, lsi6.
uSF received and for sale, this day, the fol-
~ lowing New WORKS
Rose Mare; the Gogn Family. By Charles Kock
author Of Andrew the ssVoyard Translated by Thos Wei
land, Esq.-57c.
The RnnsoIned Bride Tale of Ingusion By Edward
Weld E'q author OF "On Soundings or The Separation
Gc.-2Sr
The Book Of raroics Remedy Blue Eded
by Mathew McTyman-.ac.
Columbian adys and Gentlem1 n Magazine for Ami
Wcscfn Continent cor Mach 2-th. NH
Also received another supply April Nos
Illustrated hagaztn AID GIaLams smrucan monthly.
Theirs History Of the French Revolution: St.2S.
Theirs' do 10 Consulate, LIT paris I2lc.
Ai.on's Europe. 500.
Part first Of tie hu1ucaurs. Twenty years afler Csc
Wavery Novel; complete n . vols. ss,u.
Dickens Maystrs, BulWer's and Levers works
The strp Mother by James:
The Chrun'd Sea, by Harriet Mauneau 2ic.
hlacksords MaEazin Tor March. Csc
New YORK Honh Philadelphia CoIticf Post Gaycr ,pI West
eTn Continent, for Sltutdsy starch %
Lady W. Rom
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SLooDY AND FuRIovs ArrAcK OF 4 M.MAc.-The
National lnielligeuccr Of Monday mornng, states that
yesterday morning, person named James Tucker who
said to toe merchant from Madison county, VirR IN
NJ :" insanity %: mama fOfu, attacked Captain Ramsay
and hrc" Of his sons Mess Wadsworh David and Dong
1855 Ramsay, with sharp clasp knife cutting and main
ing all o them, (tbe eldest soyorcy) The maniac
hrSt attacked the the door OF Captain Rausay
mouse about o'clock m the morning. aud the
1aptains bedroom and made All assault upon him
me sons ct Captain Ramsay cosing the aid of their
iaur could and would have killed maniac but for the
sell possession aud singular fobearancc Of the Capt who
o"eNing the wTechei nsane procc ted from Ger
'ah Destruction The maniac afterwards secured and
is now IN Jail under medical Dr. Gould and
DR. Miller.
We unier,,and there will be n full examination OF the
man before Justice SteItnus in days. when may
luhef NOTICE this desperate aud sangunay assault upon
te IA 'mbers Of a Respectable family"
u" correspondent Of the sun that during the last
week lie spent several days B,umore IA the purchase
OF merchandise There bills the following houses
generally made out In his 'agent:" Messrs. Kelly
bi'l C";J A. Field CO.; Ricnud & Hoffman; Griffith
fmEgerad hagruder, +. T. Harrison. focke & Wehrly;
W. ;. Wyman & Co Cug'o & Berger; Smith & A.
h'nSon; Norris " Brothers; s. & X. uough Griffin Yeat.
man Il Co.
On his person, between and two hundred dollars in
cash was found mis- watch ring, &c. All the bills are re
celped
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REr5RTEpFoE THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Saturday Evening.

"HIuTday tVcHlHE, MaTCI 2Sih
The wet weather restricted operations materially TODAY
and little oi interest has rnnsprcd. Cotton appears ue
hrmcr, but sales however. limited about $50 bncs
chiefly New Orleans Ole Flour remain stationary
he only Transaction IL sale Of 1000 bb ordinary brands
fpr shipment, at SIT Further small sales Of Com Neal
at -, and lyo Flour SJ.G2I Grain inactive with light
receipts; sales q good Southern yellow Corn nj Csc and
white &c. Groccrios-Now Orleans Moasscs and Sugar
arrive freely have only notice sales o Tho latter To
tic extent ui 100 hhds nj 6J1 &C. Provisions ave also uen
T. md dull Secds-Clovcrseed in limited request at S5in
SjI FaIsecd sale ol Sicily made on terms not pub
lie. Whi.koy-25O bbls sold nj 23c.
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RAYMOND & cos
NJ + N A ERIE!

'IIID NVINNUIU COIItCTIOn OF " I'D AnlmaTs,
- from the New Neurological institute will open clhb
tom Richmond FRIDAY, April 70, only
Ah IN" specimens Natural History
~b found the collection many which
been Exhibited IN the UuIt,d
The science Of Natural History opens wide field
investigation Nature shows itself under diversity
and d-pOs"ns IN lie brute clos observation
IL always matter Of
that well arranged Mengee the OppoI-
nifty that the great portion of enjoy, Of behnng
the Gsreer formidable portion of
There, entirely free fom
beh"d the monsrs terrible to
the countries which they ntaht together renar-
kab- their beauty snguriy form hyperion BRASS
BAND IL attached 10 the establishment
hr PIE CE the renowned LIo> Tl~rR, attached In this e
hbiton and will through wonderful performs noes r
particulars OF winch Ji daily O'Clock NJ and
O'Clock, =. 81.
90 Doors open from Of O'Clock to - A. NJ to
y. ".
a1- Aimitanee % cents children half price.
W For particulars &c bills and pamphlets
March "a. 's46-diw
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Aattiou 5ales.
rrsis DAY.

,ui I .SIN BUILDING LOTS. AT AucrtoS
w IL W sold, at auction. ON the p,ep,i.. =
go, " -, ". iRh Gay ~ March n-,. M 80, ~.
- -, or '-ish and tNvai strs~t- anf ~. -, 30.
nih 90" of b-k-r s'r-.' s-t % - - N'"f "a 10
situated ''sr hs arr hcssofiuv
N-' - lott ynS ~ N, Fa-~.n .-t. or So. -.
e'~~-,ur to On n. re..i, 80 .st att
~, -" 81 u'~ lots are hts,i.irs-ly .os..s -, s,,'
r. "fa sAFiS Of cnrctisnt -utahl- e,f ,..,. -
!" D. sd ~ h- tHscutnr H,t a d.trhut,,, -, 80 AZ
~, n'- N'A To sale vii commence ~ n o'e,o~k p -
a. '"' and Will BE- from iay IN az i,
-,T,,, 't-d unti the Whole dt-t--s.d Of 49,
TERMS cash. balance IN 6 mi : ,,,',n -
''e'''' 9" i7-eo'd tOpnIN Ayc,,
l., ','oNe sale Is postponed To "Wednesday, the
W GoDDN Auet
hy Williams - H.xaIL
On WEDNESDAY nct h, OF Nprti Al "a o...,. , =,
sold 10 mont ot our A4ctur store - 1880 WI ."
Cuba Nu.covadp sugar.
Prime New Orran- Mo,.--.
10 Green RIO Coffee
do 10 Laguaya Cote
Do % Cuba do
Do lava do
Do Baltimore cured Bacon side.
~ DO d Shoulder.
Go,h'n add Pin" sppl- Ch-.,.
fhiai' l.h ta and NDunta ia Butter
pA'd iupuy 4 Co Cognae Braniy
"N'u's do do
oa Mnnorrahr, whi,ssy
I'D Tuscaloosa
Very supero, CIDER B-andv
hunrh Bstsins, QUALIFY
Sol. Leather branind -Damsr..t.
no 'I A. Ganpa"drr r~s, IN h'f chests
,"un'Ty paekd GunpoNdrr Do. IN &. IA ho,..
ksihess White and 8roVn SOAP
winter H-aehed Eephs
Me-on's superior Backing 81 a.
49, tahS-undsr sla", cash. 500 and ov.r month. p,
A
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WARD ELECTIONS.

OF The Election for nine persons from each
Ward of this City, Colncmen and Aldermen for
aid city, VIII be held the first WEDNESDAY APRIL next
at the following places, For Je.,-on Ward
Union Hotel For Madison Ward No :. Al the
Columbian Hotel PoT Monroe wsrd war 3 at tire
shockoe lin Tavern The Polls viii opened O'Clock a.
NJ aud closed a O r. same day
JNO. NJ PERCUSSION, Serrt
March I'd. lsi6-m the of
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MY knggcrtY. Draper & Jours.
si'r---'o % William Corner Pine - New Yor
HARDWARE AT AI-CTIOV

Ih' H7hAh Apri at, AZ 10 O'Clock the s,or. No God
eT Oy "td' ~ te tI"e7io the stock belonging to
TIE t~ia- OF me a'r - = Hubbard
raes--es "-i asorsi .ria.nEham HARDWARE.
aos1s and samples reaiy on the morning of
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
TIRRELL ACQUITTED.


The trial OF Tuel. for the murder OF Maria Bickford in
Boston, was probably brought u close Saturday
morning bat We have papers from that city later than
those OF that morning. though the Afternoon papers due.
we are prepared Tor verdict ii hequita The evidence
was closed ON Thursday evening. snd Mr. Cboae spoke
on That day and concluded powerful Argument for the
prisoner The next day. The defence a re
hnikabe one-that the crime II committed by the ptis1
her, was committed whist lac IN state Ui soanambu.
hs'' bot that most probably the woman committed sui
eide There great deal Of evidence aud very Iong
Arguments made ON both thcsc ponts which were IN
tanned With sufficient pausibliy TO doubt in the
minds al the Jury which. OF course, would he efccty, m
the release OF the prisoner. On Friday afternoon Mr.
Parker made the closing the part the State
Judge Wilde then addressed the ps,neT aud told him
II he had anything further say his defence humane
custom allowed HIM the privilege.
Prisonet-lcave my where my counsel have lief,
H. ! do not feel able To address the Court.
These few words spoken in voice some what trcm
lous, aud alter CON, urng NJ Choatc.
The CONT adjourned O'clock Saturday morning. when
Judge Wilde was to chaige the Jury.
dsy.
L. S-We have the Boston papers OF Saturday evening
As we supposed. he has been acquitted.