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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

fsNO CONFECTIONRRS, &c--Oil of Lemon 1; \ oil of Cinnam.n; Vanilla, Gelatin corriander and Caraway Seeds; Carb; Ammonia; Hops. Sc. full supply received per late arrivals and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by
 decI7 MOSELY & TUCKER
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M NOTICE-Having disposed of lhe ARCADE 1 V RESTAU RATt to Mir JAMES DYER, on the l4th instant, take pleasure in recommending him to the patronage of my ir,ends and the public.
 tecl7Kmo GEORGE WOODWARD
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MARINE NEWS.

l.all .f loDile-- December 70, n4
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CITY RATmING ESTARLIsumENr-

Mounted Rihemen United States Army. Mobile. Dec IS, 1916. decl9
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OTICE-The nndersig gned having been appo,nt- ed agent for the "Patria' the only Spanish pa per published in the United States, beg leave to in- form the public, particularly young studying the language, that they will receive subscriptions al their ofIioe. (dec5) CRUZAT & MOORE
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Observation-Disclosures fully Resumed-Iliinois
Black Lnws-suicide, De.
Ccr-earond.uce al The Trihrre
CHICAGO. Apr! ll,h, 1910.

CHICAGO, Ap.ii llth, 1910
To day our city is rejoicing in the fac, that Nav-
CATION on the Lakes has fairly opened. The steam
er James Madison arrived this morning from Erie,
and the Banker Hill this evening from Cleveland.
reporting the straits clear of ice and Efficiency OF
water on the 81. Clair Flats. The Madison leaves
tomorrow morning for Buffalo and the propeller
New York on the next morning for Oswego. The
feet Of steamers the lower lakes nearly ready
for the Spring business and We shall soon have re-
gDlar and frequent water communication with the
East aud West aud with it revival Of every branch
OF business.
James z Collins. Esq of this City addressed q
large audience e; the City Saloon last evening on
the Black Code of Illinois" with ability and e
earlessness that if followed up by those who oaght
10 second MIN in the attack, viii ensure The wiping
out from dissraced Statute book the foul 5ots that
dishCure Il and the history Of the State II person
wishes ge; idea Of progressive Democracy
pretty t,sn progressd-lc, him 20 the 18th chapter
Of Revised Statutes OF Illinois, he Will then better
understand and appreciate Banc.ofl's Poetry OF De-
mocracy"
melancholy case Of suicide occurred At the Lake
HOUSE in tns city last Saturday morning Count Zon-
dag, a Hanoveran oticer, resident here for some
months past shot himself while n 4, Of detrtl ire
An exile from his country, he had been spending
his in different parts OF the United States, and last
summer he joined kendalls Texas hunting expedition.
Since his return OF his time has been spent in Chi
cseo but ruling appetite fer strong drink has brought
him 70 bis grave in The dower Of his existence.
j
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TrinI of Polly Bodine-uer ucquittal.

NEwBvacH, Saturday, II P. NJ
Gent: l hasten TO inform you Of the result oil
this important case. Mr.. Whiting closed the sum-
ming up with an eloquent and powerful appeal 10
the Jury, about O'Clock this afternoon. The Judge
then charged in manner highly favorable TO the
prisoner. he said the case was involved in great
dopb, and mystery and unless il clearly proven
that the prisoner guilty Yves their dsty TO ac-
quit.
fihe murder was committed on the night alleged
by the prosecution and the prisoner slept with the de-
ceased tina. night sine must be guilty. But: il the
evidence in his opinion established The deceased was
sve on Sunday morning, the pr soner could no; have
pcrpe.ra;ed the deed. Some ofu persons might have
committed the murder, and forged the circumstances
which implicated the prisoner.
The Jury were absent about three hours aud a hall.
and then rendered verdict Of Not Guilty" The pris-
greatly moved by it No person was surprised
the resu after the charge oil the Judge Indeed the
prevailing opinion since tee empannellng Of The
Jury had been That they would not convict
Bu: must close for the night boat, Yours, In haste
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Drn Goobs.
STATS Z BARKER
clorAlNe .No runNl.slxe wAkEsorsE.

CLOTHING AND FCENIsHI>G SASEsorSE.
No Ia Eroii-o1y directly OYYosifs HOsrdTd Eo;sI
=, 3 are now receiving large scc ergsai assert
- .m-nt OF J7riuE srd summer Goods which hey Will
make 10 order u ne ElcsL fashionable styles 81 he
Sr,ucers snt Others csn ~ supplied with very superb!
,,r .rttc- OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Sue brop- back cloS5 Drcsf aat
SaIo oihs Cashmere Pei;o Costs 20 10 Il Ne
Tw--ds H-rasls &c Lam Ssck Ccs-s----. % 20 %
Pant, Of Cashmere Linen Drills, &c kc.. 10 10 %
Vest. Of White Mas Cashmere. SLks, &c co - 80
Ov-rcost-a light and beautiful Tweecs, saIo Go'has
and C.ssiu,-r-s, for travelling O=ercosts.
Also general sssorrect OF furnishing articles. VIZ
Cravsts Stocks Ties Shirts Collars Gloves Suspsrders
Six and couou Under Shirts, Sc- Sc. mig Sun
CYON ATCTlOS-To be opened this & AZ a; ;he
7 store OF BRIGGS < REMSES. l51 Graad.s, Junction
o: Es Broadway avs packages or ch Cashmere 81 wis
y- c.se- Linens. Also, large assortment Of Grg
Ram aw1s from he wreck Of the Henry Clay al OF which
will be sod reduced prices We have sso a-se As
soreut OF Silks and other Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods
suitable for IN. season cheap be purchased il he
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y Leg1u-l Nichols, 7S7 Broadway, would solicit The al
;eci!or OF ladies' his assortment OF Few goods. which
ye been purchased auction and Of importers wain the
present week; they embrace al thai is elegant and
adapted 10 the present AID coming seaion AID viii be fod
moderate profit Among other goods ae would mention
he ioowing as among the most desirable the market AZ
iorGs,
Nous De lanes OF every description;
Barge, ot,bre stripe;
Bslz5rines French s;ncbams and printed lawns;
French muslins brocsde Go;
Black silk shaws, barge. silk warpe and various o'hef
styles spaccss, En- giish sad gsuze dannels;
Drawer Goods. Swiss book and null ieconet Victoria
awns bishop do plain and striped muslin trspertes ao
French Irish Scotch linens both ,hceing and srng
diapers, napkins.
4 general assortment OF hosiery and gloves. French col
lars, cspes thread Iaces and dsings go
Black Brussels lace muslin egings and irseIngsi ike,
varied stock OF Domestic Goods prints white and
brown she-nss aud hirin and all other goods that are
required By families, &c
Al imeod- L. NICHOLS, TS7 Broadway.
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EMBRoIDERIEs AND sHAWLs.

ARNOLD ( CO. So CsRal-.I. have received per
1.recent arrivals large and superb assortment OF EN-
hrod-ri-s consisting OF Collars Habit Shirts Chemlsees
and Caps OF the styles They would also invite a.
tention their very extensive stock OF Shaw consisting OF
india Cancels Hair and French Cashmere long and square
Shaws their Of which Is unsurpassed. Also
Printed Cashmere long and square Shawls OF the richest de-
sgas, together with large assortment Of Ganedine and
Barrsge Shawi. Scarfs anu Neck Ties. ni2 Eeod
L1RENCH BAREGES. MUsLlNS& GlNGHAMS.
A. Arnoi Co. 81 CaDsl-st have on hand very coup
pl-te assortment Of Dress Goods consisting OF Printed
Plaid Ombr- aud Embroidered Barege. and Ba!zonnes,
DO DO in Graduated Robes very rich Paris Printed Mus
us AND Orgacdrs Nth. French and Scotch
Grgha1s, great variety Muslin Gnshans Chintz ard
small hgured CHcues.
Also large supply of W hie Goods such as Jaccone
C.mbric NaiuscoA Null Book and Swiss Musns; Lace
Striped and Aid DO patterns for Ladies Dresses
Pyramid and Gsdua Robes, being one OF the novelties
81 Ih..ssson ais cod
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j1uteut Hle0ilinss.
PETERs's VEGETABLE PILL:

PETERS'S VEGETABLE PILLS.
rittE Universal celebrity which this medicine has gained
in section OF the Country and the many aslonisn
has effected have established It's efficacy beyond
all doubt, n general family medicine II has rival In
all cases Indigestion Bilious Feyers, Dyspepsia, Liver
COMPLAINTS Sick Headache Jaundce Asthma Dopsy Piles,
Collie Worms Disease OF the Heart and IN all affections
stomach and bowels Peters's Pills will be found
never falling remedy.
Peerss Pills purely vegetable and 80 innocent that he
isfaut smonlh old may them medicine is required
not only with safety certainty OF receiving all The
medicine Is capable Of inpsrng Females may use
then, during all ID. critical periods Of their lives Peters
RI IFS II the!r health and produce regularity IN all
the unctions of life
This inense demand for this medicine has excited The
cupiGy of certain INSCRIPTIONS counerteers wno nave
The markets large quantity of deleterious uern
under the OF P-terss Vegetable Pills Therefore TO
guard the public against dangerous imposition and pro-
,ecl his and reputation The Proprietor has had
new label prepared great expense which VIII hence
forward envelope every bo1of the genuine PETERS, Ps
The label is colored the three coors being blued red
and black In the Of the label tss Portrait Of The aie
Dr. Peters 10 circle the back ground or hlng In being
black Farther 10 protect the public against Imposition the
written signature N. A f. HARaIsos viii be found on
package containing dozen bo1es Principal ONCE
I25 Eul:ou. 81 corner Nassau.st m28 lneod.
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Eaurs, 0ntleru, &e.
c,-.T auCTIoN SALE

$500. .-,cE or Lamps siRASDoIEs &c
CoUTHEY NiyERs 81. ST 90 =, beng seoe. %
- les-s lie c..y IL. h-sSr-u the u and sia o. May
n.rt di.o-- - cubic auction Of al tr rtsiIi-s E-scd-
OF Ieir spsud. assortment o. h7onec ana oTiioE Lsps
Chandelier. Cilrsa6ol-s Enc Gas Fixtures
= % ,-.s- sct cs-1ot any sher, b. equa.ec
vsI5 ousity OF tn-se goods IS empty s.=:t By seven
Cod saa four Silver Medals awarded The manufacturers
- - vi. 80 70 MAIL " will cortu1 10 dispose
OF te!- stock a. s. ger cert below ne g! ar retail prices
Churches IN want OF Lamps; Hoisls' Lodge Ha. and
Public Buildings VII s- supplied OF he ssre st'rs as
Eoa,ek.epers sbou; ret-rnshipg would SIT wisely in
giving us call least IN attending o1F AuGon-uh hen
hs "a, s,,nIv ts.,,eves from such splend stock
has never been oaered public sac N his eoIy sitt
TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND GIRAEDCLES.
JAMES G. MoFFET.
Nc 12I Al between Wooster and Greece rs 81 block
West Of Srua1 way.
MANUFACTURES OF Lamps di'andoes' ke- consist
GrasSoles Of all sizes and patterns silvsr.i, C, ard
'' Ss15ais5rs, ana candieses,, aud Hall Lsrru.
C-a..e and Msniel Lamps filseret sii, h'cazed end
BS.eket Lamps OF vatoa. patterns
Church Lamps, 90 DO
Hsngipg Solar Lamps. iof burning Lsst or o.
70 which ne particularly layiies he attention 4 City and
Country Merchants, rchneis OF Paern nss. sat durs
billy and or Prees a, low a. al s5 0e' mandatory in
P. S-Asrs Lamps altered 10 sotar and a. description
Of Lamps aud Gaatolss :s-g rr-sysrec OF seorcnzed
OF The City OF Brookya shipped OF board OF vessels
free OF carriage. a. I'm lstp
HANGING SOLAR LAnPS-JAME. g. MOE
I1FET No. i2l Prince-st third block Vest fr1n Broad
ways staniy manufacturing Hanging Solar Lamps Ell
lard OIL which he vii Tatrani TO II equal for
besry or durability 10 any maze 10 The United Safes The
trade are invited 10 call aud examine for themselves
P All goods delivered in any part o. the city or Brook
Ign, or shipped on board OF vessels free OF csTae
a2lm- lsip
no HGJS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ~tni OF Solar
Lamps row considered almost Indispensable, may hrt
large and handsome ss.orrer; al the sunsc5e store TO-
eh-r with every style OF French and English China cui
and mo. Glass Escthen, Stone AID Britannia ware NC.
wholesale and retail. j y. MERRITT,
Ieo Bowery, between Grand ard Eestsr su
msO lmeod SlmW'
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From the n. o. Picsyune, 18th

The bark Mandarin Capt Colly, arrived from
Vera Cruz yesterday, having sailed thence ON the Sd
inst She brings no later papers than were were re-
ccived by the Mississippi steam fgsie Her verbal ill.,
telgence may be thought important
Capt Coy states thar just before he left he couversed
with gentlemen of character 10 Vera Cruz, who stated
u revolution would inevitable break out that day at Vera
Cruz before o'clock NJ headed by the tederasts and
partisans of Santa Ana-n fact presume, by all OPP
posed To the monsrchca designs of Paredes. Santa
AAa daily expected from Havana and 1t is ntimaed
tina, his psrans have seduced the Government troops
Vera Cruz Almontes recent visit TO Vera Cruz may
have something To do with the suspicious manilesty eX
cited a revolution.
1t will be recolec.ed that Gen. Almonte was at Vera
Cruz on his way France, sent thher by Paroles
a mission in order get rid Of him. The Mexican pa
pers do not believe this
The latest LOcooor have says that the troops
under Mea and Gen. Vega had certainly been ordered
to the left bank OF the Rio Grsndc
is stated upon the authority OF letter from Gen
O'Dopnell to the Spanish Minister at Mexico that the
pretended attempt upon Santa Anas lille was hoax,
perpetrated by young man with the sole view oil eX-
torting money from the General and his friends.
We do not learn by this arrival that any appointment
has been made nil the place Of Senior Parres Secretary
OF the Treasury.
The President has issued stringent degree taking
out of the hands OF the Departmental Assemblies any
control which they Knight have in the choice of Cover
nors of Departments, by making nominations for the
President select from. He has farther given to Go
ycrnors pure; Of his own appointment the sole power
TO appoint members 10 form Assemblies in those Depart
ments where the late Assemblies dissolved in
sequence dissatisfaction with the present order OF az
fairs
These Governors have Ike control over Municipalities
which have been dissolved and the Governors held
To the s,ricest responsibility. and in extraordinary
cases" clothed with the most dctatora powers 10
preserve the integrity Of the territory and domestic tran
quillity.
The Mandarin left at Vera Cruz the bark Ann Louisa
TO sail in few days for New-York; the schooner La
vinia sailed for the same port on the ls inst
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Genera! Nutites

IF For Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer N2reessr, Capt Bacon, VII leave Soais
Saturday ; P NJ connecting WIN tie cars q. A!yns
Point Iaial GALES PRATT. JF Conductor.
q Phrenologisr-, aaa Fabishess OF Physiological
raSsO In FowLERS& WELLS. ISL Naassa-st Ny.
IS }. D. wheeler. Anorae. and Counselor at
Law, ant Counlssorer OF p.eds &c VIII 2:.end IN tie
Reading OF fa-:maaJ Hall e ali hours Q. he dsy
sad svrpins. tIlS os;i
e Sorice.-Tne An-rlcaa lrsuiu,s OF Homeopathic
wiz hold Us Sd Anniversary messing Tia second " ed
nesday OF May next, q: Philaaephs, n he Hall o. ne
Frsn1.ln insn;1ie; EDWARD bAfARD, Seey.
Al0 5aw5~SWSw
" Boston Subscriptions to the New-York
Tribune received ~ authorized Agents. KIDDING Co
sSise.ueei ferus-le cents Per week OF Two eenu for
Weekly Trbare ever, Friday Morning, Tor 8,
Anns~ and cheap publications for sale a. low 5, is,aed
nv so.,on Puhtshcr. Thisrs Nspoleon ,e7eoeis
4 S11TnCa AND PXhLUR Organs IoF .aiv--Two
Se!essat rosewood Psfot Organs
One second hand Pario! OrgAn
Two second hAnd Church Organs
On second ha.t Church Organ VIII Two acts OF keys
Three small organs suitable for country churches.
For f.Ith-r particulars inquire 81 ne Ia
Cea.sr.s;. SIS eodu HENA1 .AeEN
COUNTRY MERCHANTS VIII hnt large as
~ ,ostin-ci Of sceouni books copy meEorsnalLa &c
as books -;er .nt emp paper, stationery OF every &c
so.'2sel OroiSn lnk god pe2s !s;;ef ea'eoPs, So
&C &c 81 very low prices a. TIE stationary warehouse no
= Mssd-a-lsa- FRANCIS LOUTREL- ala In
ENGLISH WIRE CLOTH.-Brsss sad Copper
IA Wirs Closa Nos ~ aad ~ assorted widths, OF sspe
eCay. landing from Ship Kalamazoo, s,d :os
sale BY iasewl CYRUS W. FIELD. BaItns-.liP.
SHOWER BATHS.-Now he season for Ba:hing
- approaching. se Portable Shower Bah, so eonsr-
Give cofor. a1c health VIII De faGrd in6;s persabe For
ssleby GEORGE BEECHER,
sl7 asrufseFureTs Aseat No 100 sroatway.
LEFT Off WARDROBE AND FURNITURE.
CESTLEAEN and faanis-s can obtain The full va-ne for
VI all kinds OF sdprrauo1s ec:s they visa dispose o
such ladies' and ge1iersas wearing s2ps-e nrs aoi
n BSA hns Though he Pos, oses wiz pronnay al
p.nied m J. LEVESSTfN,
MS lu,- 80 Broadway, up Eatrs.
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IMPORTANT.
NOWELL,S PICTORIAL HONEY OF

4 lvHR.ORT COM posed wholly OF vegetables Is the
most, air valuable combination mc6e for all dis
the chest such coughs colss asthma whoopng
cough officially OF breathing spuirg OF blood &c TIE pro-
preors have received The highest commentators OF ia eff
cscy in all pulmonary complaints from the skiu end
cislinRuish OF he medical profession LIS sale during the
la.l or years very largely and
without The system oi pang 30 much resorIed to
In the sale OF other nedicneI Il may b. given infants
win oerec! safety l. restores appetite nourishes aud
inygoraies suiions Impaired by protTacied coughs
For sale by Atamsor K Oit, corner OF Broadway and
Fourth Bowery; WGtson sc Catherine; Coddingou, 3G3
Hudson; Asptnwzl Wtilism-st Crumbee Bowcry cor.
OF lh and OF broome and Suffolk OF Ave-
nue. and 10 Grandst; Mrs Joces, 81 GreenwichaveHue;
c. Steam and Mrs H7y' Bailey, Brooklyn, and Wholesale
sg.nts y M.d-o-l.oe az 3aw2m
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Mo. 40 L. CORTLASD-ST. on ne SCUM side
one door below Gr-enwichsL
The r-:nsrs able cures that
BEEKMAN'S PULMON1C SYRUP

Tn. r-:nsrs able cures that
BEEKMAN'S PULMONIC SYRUP
is continually efec;ag s1cA az to awaken The Iyees
Interest hrou shou The country
No, only in CONSUMPTION, Cough, Colds, Diseases OF
The Lungs Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia butn ScRoyu
loo, complaints Erupons Of the Skin, Ulcers, &c- THIS
celebrated Syrup tie only certsn r-rn-dy known It's
purifying Alternative and resloratve powers excel meas
uraby every other medical preparation These Claims 10
superiority based upon the sod groundwork Of The
ruA CURES made These CURES have N numerous nssr
ces beer 80 extraordinary 10 DC called truly miraculous,
and have contributed give Ibis Invaluable medicine The
widespread celebrity which II everywhere enjoys
BeeEu.sns Orizna Geru.n. Pulmonic Syrup Is always
PrsE-a9ays IL Il entirely free from sil dele
ferrous CRED and remains unchEn 2eabe under al cir
cunstancea There Is not now has here been,
medicine or remedy 81 thiI sabe Syrup acy
ell comparable with u IL ts composition, preparation
AID Effects stands MISUNDERSTANDING with hs vital prnc
pie and working the moe. universal sad becehc results
upon the human system
Tsose wishing he 5yr-p should be ps,tlcua. TO look for
No. 4a; Cortcnd-sL tie South side, door BELOW
rvenwchIt vhais he Old established office for he sale
OF Ills medicine
B-ekmxns Treatise, with f1 detail Of symptoms expnr
aiory p.tes n pamphlet form, grais also, Beesraan's
(,..ii~ % Health niS E-O1
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DARKNESS PILE LOTI0N.--This is 10 certify
ID that In The year 1909 afflicted with sewers attack
the Piles and suffered great extent for NUMBER OIL
the prouberaBces were as large as anut
and confined me To my bed for several weeks at tune
Since the year 1923 or "A change took place IN inc naac
Of disease at that time they changed rom inc out
the bleeding Piles The discharges OF Olood In tue
,eieh or ten years have been grsst to reduce me
yelp much times the bleeding has been so great and
cloths saturated with hnr SALT TO stop HE blood had an
kind during the last which was so
tainted from The loss OF flood Frequently a.
ter an OF the bowels haa required very con.
siderable time, with The assistance OF Ice sat- &c before
abp the place. have tried almost every
prescription which has been recommended 10 me oy my
friends and have had the bes, medical attendance but WIN
Elp effect he violence If the disease appeared 70
setibeir sk defiance, and the frequency OF he aacS'
and the extent my suffering caused 10 desper Of re-
ceving permanent benefit Some time IN TIE monlh
OF August last Mr. John X. $ Barnes OF Trenton, New
steambosi New Philadelphia and sent me bottle OF his
Pile Lotion which used and my great Joy snd sur
weeks the discharge blood bad stopped and dscontu
led It's application Aer some time had elapsed ths bleed
Ing slightly RECOMMENDED, when Mr. Barnes SEMI me anon
bote and after having used TWO or threo weeks 'o
bleeding Yas again stopped aud from that time 10 The
present my health has continued to Improve and now feel
scarcely any Inconvenience from Tho Piles and my gonersi
nealth Is good.
consder myself Is cured and my health restored by The
use OF this valuable remedy and cheerfuy recommend It
all VINO are afflicted with this painful disease;
Secretary Of Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Co.
Philadelphia, February q, 1916.
Mr. ions r. 5. RARsEs-Dear Str-Wiih much satisfac-
ton inform you o. the perfect cure your Pie Lotion mas
Elected in the Morel Esq Secretary OF tho
Plilade phis and Trenton Railroad Co. his suneTngs nav
ing very great Judging from the severity OF bis at
lacks you need fear bat that your remedy Will Always
Oe ''-H1 'A 40 CHARLES HfNKLE,
Captain Of Steamboat New Philadelphia
For sale wholesale and retail By WYATT K KETCHAa,
l2i Fulton St all wv lstp-
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IL The name OF The person recently murdered
IN the Cherokee Nation was Reynolds, and no, Musse,
as has been stated. Wheeler Faush, app,ehended on
opposition of being concerned in the murder of Taxa
':s has been convicted, and sentenced to be hung.