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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

CAsriss G<tesJr
s. Ial-Nah-no-sb6y Upon opening
si.is Bill. afPea liag 10 the sa,isfacsion si
the Court, that the defendants are NJ, I'm
nabis.nss Of tisl1 State. bnt reside b<y. nj The
!lhnrs tAesesf - that the esdsnary process
o this Couu cannot BE- served ozl tis=m-.
fheref are II is ordered that unie~s m.
said defendants sPpesr 5~sore The E,e~
Cnanccisor st the Court Rcon I'm Inc
town of Holly Springs. On the fifsi Mo-
dav in jay mex and plead. ans~er os
demur 10 CcmpiainsDss Ball. tAs- sesera!
aiiega,ions ths reof vii be taken f1s con-
fessed. and such o,der and dccree made
therein as the Wee GhaEcet ior shall deem
equ,.abie aid slua --snd II Is ios,A-r or
dered thata coPx OF this osd-r. te inserted
in The Holly sp:sIgs Gszese. n-~sPa-
per p.sbi.sned in ne town Of Holsy Springs.
Mississippi. once ~eek tor fs-o ls-,aGss.
successive
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scattered Ia dHeren, directions employing the power
the percussion OF their position change enough
carry the bill l happen knOe Mr.. Marcy visited
large portion Of the New York before breska.
aud prepared to prore that Others in the House Of
gard individual votes which had been given the pev
in the and by the authority OF the Executive and the
bill carried Notwithstanding It had been distinctly de-
icsted several occasions.
These statements come TO from some OF the par
who approached and astounded the whole char
OF the proceeding incapable OF msrepresents
they OF the degradation which Mr. Polk and
his agents would have induced them incur Here then.
the evidence OF this daring and outrageous interference
the legislation OF Congrcss-hee the proof that
bers anpercd with by Cabinet officers, under the
strucon Of the President and yet his would 1t
by Of ordinary occuencc-it may be much
for the honor and stability Of institutions There is
a voice in the land that should be raised against
this terrible cncroachmsnt and OF the Executive
IL inevitably lead the downfall Of all hosc great
principles upon which the purity and perfection OF the Co.
venment rests, and consien into a corrupt depotism
and desirable.
"who look the of tho Democratic portions
OF Ohio and New York Mr.. Mckay's British Bill and
feel humlated1 Who there doubts how that change
produced1 Who is there that believes their
pure and vrgin7 Surely THEMSELVES The of
that bargain has yet be told and that will happen
history unrecorded. Their appointments
was their SUDDEN had almost said singuiarconver
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Panicsi

The eHee, OF tho powerful efforts now making in Wash
inson city, BY prominent members OF the Democratic
pariy-Deknson Of New Jersey, the Porters aud Muh-
lenburg OF Pennsylvania, Croswe aud Corning Of New
York, and others OF the same stamps sought be
rslzed by the parrot-csy Of Panc Panic "a cry by
the way which. though uttered desion is ss well found
cd now as was On previous OCCASION and destined
be succeeded by the same scenes of disaster and ruin n
the Administration be thwarted in its cherished do
signs But there be an auempt get up panic, is,
Is Senator Cameron confessed, Wing but "a Demo.
cratic panic" Most Of the lobby members Washington
are OF that pary-snd at nearly every popular meeting
embled to protest against passage Of the Tariff bill its
members play tho most conspicuous parts.
We have before the proceedings Of a Depoer atie
meeting held in Philadelphia last Saturday evening" over
which Calvin Blythe, mchonorcd loader the Loco
toeo ranks, presided assisted by long st OF Vice Pres
dents OF the same political stripe Their first resolution
may be taken as a sample OF the whole;
Rerolred, That this meeting looks with anna RENE nj
upon the folly OF this second attempt nhct system of
low duties upon country. when remember that un
der 30 per duty unable meet the annual
expenses OF government by about 900 per annum
while under the present tariff have only been able
to deiray the expenses OF government, but have addition
paid oil about SlO000O 900 OF national debt Even the
English themselves have acknowledged the policy Of our
having udcious tariff, which rendered papsbc from
the fact that when bad tariff Of ~ per cent not
dollar could be borrowed Of them per
while under the tariff Ct 40 they have been begging
US TO accept their money at per cent. 4"
They declare that every industrial pursuit in the country
will be stricken down by the proposed bill and las hard Of
belief the Washington Uaon is when hears unpleas
ant rePors) they they will give eIodence tho
rumor that Viee-Prosident Dallas the OF equal
y divided Senate will vote for the BILL" We not so in
crcdulous He dare not vote otherwise etered and
melted he is by party obligations. To those
he prepared, doubt sacrifice the interests Of
his native State. and the CONVICTIONS often heretofore
pressed OF his own mature and ripe judgment He would
however doubt not, give years salary escape the
responsibility. But, psrroas.
The meeting was addressed by Joel B. Sutherland, VIM
A. kinsloe and others
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ED.

On Monday 2Oth inst at the residence OF Mr. Joseph
Vandeventsr, on Brook Turnpike, Mr.. WoopUs JOHNSON
Of bilious fever, after short illness Of only six days
On the 10th Of July, at the Fsuquier White Sulphur
formerly Of James Town, Val lie had gone to Philade
pha TO consult the Physicians and his return to his
quiet home, amidst the mountains of Rappshsnnock coun-
v when death arrested his progress not however before
all Of his knsmsn had been permitted 10 assemble around
his bed TO mingle their with those Of his wife and
only daughter
In very early life he entered the Navy Of the United
States, under the command Of Commodore Rogers and Il
IL 10 be regretted that he Withdrawn from position
to which no dcyOtedly attached by the affection
OF his only surviving parent, to whom he long only
for IN after ie he showed himself u possess all the
qualities necessary acquire distinction az nnvs Off
GER Ho served with credit Norfolk during tho war Of
1879, a. Commander Of Cavalry and when living in
smother part Of the State ho represented tho county of his
residence IN the Legislature Of Virgins.
The lines Of this brief notice raced by tho hand Of
one who loved him living, and mourns him dead.
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From The WoOdUiiie IMissiisppil Republican, July IL
A Horrible Affair.

On Tuesday evening last. was the scene of one
OF the most horrible Affairs that darken the records of
Chas j. Foster the Assessor Of Taxes of this county as
taking down the taxable property Of VIM. X. Richardson
young mechanic OF this couniy-a native we believe OF
Dayton, Ohio. We CHANGED to be present at the time
Alter completing the list, and going through the regular
routine OF inierognuons which the law maker duty
the Assessor TO PROFOUND TO all aI-psyer Mr. Foster in
formed Mr.. Richardson il was necessary for him 10
swear or affirm to the list he had rendered in NJ r. who
semed very petuent and somewhat agtaed through the
whole time, Peremporly declined swearing Mr. Foster
told him he must swear be double aKed-tha the law
did not leave II discretionary with him. he was obliged TO
swear oil Taxpayers. The d--m lie was given-a ST.
mulianeous rush made and quick thought Richard
son gave the desthy blow Foster made pass At him az
ter wounded We learn there old grudge between
ihem-or Mt least on the part Of Richardson.
Foster was stabbed in the left lung Immediately over the
heart severng ribs and the main artery of the heart
lie lived but about minutes alter the wound Jury Of
inquest was summoned and in their verdict that 1.-The
deceased came to his death from blow inflicted by VIM.
h. Richardson"
Richardson tried yesterday before justices Cooley and
Gildart, and bound over in the Of 1000.
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IRON Tie BstI.L, csmnsml.l Aa,,nl.., D., ,, 4

Vvm he ceuao Comnerciai Adttftssh Jan III
A DtsrKRArk WosAS-Readers Of newspaper, have
doubtless noticed within tho year past a,oo.
10 woman In tho Western country who com ,ined of
terrible wrongs she had suffered the hands Of man for
merry resident in this city, aud some
reubuden The las, notice VI her stated that she had e
Lafayette, Indiana, In masculine nitro and armed and had
made her wsy TO some town in the interior u Ohio.
Last Saturday morning, while the Great Western was
lying Msekinaw, II was whispered around that one Of the
passenges who seemed trim boy some l6 or 10 ye.s
was In fact . woman. Capt. Walker invited the youth
aud one OF the principal citizens Of Maeknaw his Of
hee and there being quesonsd the suspicious
declared herself woman, and gave her reasons for
Stunning the dress she She said she married.
she supposed, few ago. In this city man whose
name our informant unable give; that after living
with HIM some and having three children her
husband tod ner the marriage all sham that he had
announcer lawful vile, and had contempuously of her
and her children.
Under these circumstances. abe had sworn to have re-
justice. She had ssceained that the man Who
had thus deeply wronged her living Maekins and
che had como there To obtain recognition Of her rgh or
vengeance in default Upon which she exhibited two load
cd pistols which she carried about her person. Aner sope
farther conversation she up the pistols me.sen-
despatched to the husband with an nm h.
passenger ON the Western wished him. Ho soon
came on board and the two parties face. The
woman upbraded him with all the wrongs he had inflicted
upon her, and demanded PREPARATION for herself and children
by legal marriage, at the mc with all tho reckless
ness OF woman gosded to desperation threatening his life
with the most vehement he failed 10 do her
Justice.
At this point the door opened the man. who had cow
eed before her. shot out like lightning and escaped the
shore She followed after, ascertaned his place of
business, and sought another interview Az she
ed the man. doubtless supposng she had come to fulfil her
and mat he must defend his le raised pistol and
hred The ball struck her She never blenched
but drawing pistol in turn from her vest took deliberate
aim at him. and then lowered the weapon saying as she
turned on her heel, "no, you poor contemplate wretch
would disgrace even woman TO STAY you!"
The affair." Of course made great noise on the island
out what was tho issue We arc unable state. The
boat OF the events we have detailed leay
nah W. have hea.
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Novel nud Imtere.,,nv Sn..

ConnoNwHALru In the uu-tinss Copr, 70. AZ. %. n
r, ! Richmond ou,rteIly ,.r,, i,,. So,s
WV. s PLuxrK \ 1876 - -" ~"'''
p,. :, - - -,
80 W s"o" esuss WY "e snou,o not DC hncd Tor re-
o'ne give to the commissioner the amount Of his salary
or income for the year ls45, and violating the following
section Of the act Of Assembly, passed Febru.rv oab
lSSI;
.,s-
a. any person shsh give OF deliver TO commissioner
" e p.onue' se OF IIaduent list OF persons pro-
Py' suoirc 10 "Aauon' OF snail refuse 10 give list,
oa'n OF animation when required by the commissioner,
suen person snail De nsoie TO hne OF fifteen dollars, and
~ =, 'ha 70 ,' such PERSONS proper
w wv 49, NO can procure. and all
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IL The remarks OF the Earl OF Aberdeen the House
OF Lords, in regard the Oregon Treaty, of the
those Of Sir Robert Peel. "When The says)
that the Senate and House OF had adopted
resolutions in such eoaeassry and friendly disposition,
did delay for moment putting aside all ideas of di
Pomate etiquette, which might have led me TO expect that
step would be taken the other side, but without
waiting moment prepared the draft of Convention.
which by the packet of the 18th OF May Mr.
Pakenham, be proposed for the acceptance of the
United States Government" Ii ''the notice"
therefore, but the form given that notice, and which
forced upon the Executive by the Senate which pro-
baby ayered a war;
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Relief for the sufferers a, Nan,ucke,

town meeting was held Boston Friday ut which
committees were appointed TO make collections in aid OF
the sufferers by the late calamity Nantucket Similar
measures were adopted by the citizens Of Providence
l., IN town meeting on Friday. Capt. David Than, OF
Nanucket who was present at the meeting Boston,
ted that some l5O families rendered houseesstha,
the loss had been esmsted by competent Judges to be
Si5OOOOo-on which there only $500, 900 insurance
On Thursday the Selectmen Of New Bedford forwarded
provisions and other amounting to $500 i'm aptiena
uon OF the collections about to be made there.
Jared Coffin. Esq formerly OF Nantucket but now res
ldeni OF Brighton Mass hearing OF the confapration
immediately proceeded TO HE native island, and gave a
thousand dollars for the assistance Of the sufferers
Upon the receipt OF the OF the fire Josiah Badlce
Esq, OF Boston, Immediately sent thousand dollars TO
Nantucket.
The New York Herald says that collections are being
made in that city with great promputude.
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ACHRISTEI&

Medfcal Ga1vanism.-Tbe medical .a..,.
are daily attracting attention and an. NJ,
r.ohs demonstrate lis value a-Fe number on con.
hey are mostly Of character beyond N. r,,.h ~ o.
unay medical art, and this pevr
~ohy OF attention Neuralgia Tic DooreI pervoo
nr"p'iy' tis fsipiiatons Deficiency OF Neryou. and
ana are therefore under tina, eiass diseases 40 which raj,
VANISH has been found peculiarly Tn. mo, nn,
mode OF application by the Gaiyanie RIM. p 49,
e and Magnetic flu Of Dr. Christie which ar, .t one m. mo,
ale certain and efficient method present Known Th,. .c
are s'ed with the perfect convenience. and an. -. 80
influence they witnessed 10 be b.,.,,
ror further particulars In aro,h, c.,, ~ r.
pamphlets be had gratis By Application 10
inc ssenu for this city, Me..n DUvAL q PURCELL Dusrs,
lat Main street, Richmond. Va.
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To u, Editor, Of a, WIZ.

Gentemen-Ffom your romsfks, IN your paper Of the
goth uio IN reference the baekwardncss Of the Voun
ieof Companies Of the State IN rendering their services %
the Governor FOR the prosecution Of the existing war pre-
sumo you are not acquainted with the character Of the call
made by The President, through the Governor for voun
ieefs 70 be mustered into service when needed Tins cal
s1persedes the tender Of service the part Of a sxns
volunteer companies, ioy will be- called int service
Without tender should They b. needed. Such least
ON ass1fed, was The reply 0f Cen Richardson 20 com
municatOn addfessed 10 him the subject by volunteer
company u the country This fact az accounts Tor
the oppuen apathy u The volunteer companies o tho State
and 10 prevent On unjust impression their prejudice
You will please mention u In your pspef. a.
Caroline July 18TH 1876.
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10 tho Editor. n the Wing

Mcssu. Editofs-We wish ~ know II there BE- M re-
dress agsnst The gfoysncss under which have been
iab0fng iDr nearly sH months psst.-Ths .Ontrsc-
tore who built The cu'eu leading from the head n Main
Sret 70 ihf Creek again neghbDrhoOd turning
up we cubs'no and pavement, 10 The great Annoyance 81
ne business part n tLe community. These contraction
when building ne cuiyef, permitted e1cayate Tor
Fesi hundred feet, ysrds. and a. suffer the stones
Wca risk u the live ~ our citizens one d whom actually
lcl INTO ihe agenur, 1nd crippled himself b. un
sole 20 attend 10 busness fof several weeksThoy now
l'oi Up 'olh Hdes 81 ihf walk ~ the lime, and
cupy two thirds u The rtfcet With he stones ns and ala
ouibs'ones'ioi several days. and 10 isken
prevent IT, val continue ~ do 20 for weeks We
IuV apPcal 70 the Common Hs r. redress these Rrovan
ess " they DO not Tor one would propose 10 the mer-
ohane 20 employ hands either finish The work forthwith
o 'sse he new eurbstOBe and Throw the into the
otsoE' MARKET BRIDGE.
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A Splendid Dream !

The Washington correspondent OF the N Y. Journal of
Commerce says "By May next certainly, shall have
possession OF every part OF Mexico and open the whole nte
OF the country All the imports into Mex-
will be in American vessels wesha enjoy the monopo
" Of the trade. Our domestic goods will be great demand
there, will be carried free of Duty aud will yield rich
return in the precious metals"
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IJMr WatsH, the Pans correspondent Of the National
lntegoneer, that the Americans in France wore in
eIprossbly relieved and sIhraed by the news Of Gonp
Iayors victories Europe, he thinks hiss been impressed
IN the most beneficial way by the battles the subsequent
proceedings m Congress, and the patriotic manifestations
IT The whole Union Lively satisfaction be .sys perva.
dsd the Chamber Of Deputies the receipt u The news
most u the COnscTauyos betrayed that feeInp-M
GuizJt and two II bs colleagues and few Of h. party
the nearest snd most devoted, alone ehsp.sen lie
had been asssrod that should ensue between Engshi
and the T. 5atos 10000 French volunteers under ,1pe
neneed 9eers would endosvor 10 reach our shores
TOT The purpose Of I,lrng The nyasgn Of Csnsda He
''' h' az 'voeVe Of he dispo'uon OF the French PEG.
pe whose snubnhsh feeling, ihough dormsut sctve
~ srcf.
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scene, in the House Of Representatives

u ~ ediying ~ study oil that may be learnt in
The House Of Representative. Why. one accustomed g.
s h'i b. going on, muy step the Hal just the yeas
aud nayshasa been checked 10y the Clerks end tell from
The very manner IN which Mr. French 'sads down the
% those who voted yea and hose who voted nay Whohor
ne % very coss vote, not Some n the sdnins-
uauOn members understand s and often accordingly.
" u - near ue vote, on Administration question, Ike
the Gfsduaton bill for example, the Clerk sslow and
fol To- going down the liit sHudng time Though inen.
uonaiy u coursel for the faithful 70 BE- called 10, the
dougnaee 10 change Tor tho occasion from yes " nay.
tee r,1sg' a. the case ay requires but % there j. decided
maIonV ons way or the Ohef he goes down tho st like
bloody rncer Bot n the question not u psrsan ehsr
acier and The vote is ~ within 81 H. tho Clerk
equally SOW end cautious IN residing out Tho members
names On illustration occurred 70 day. Tho yoas and
nqys bad been taken pfvsio bill and Mr.. French Wss
slowly and carefully residing on The nsmes, when and old
reporter came IN and look BY my eide, and said "wby
90 hs vote" When me names I'll called over.
the samo reporter observed nov look, there Wentworih
% Tor something. lie understands w." Sure enough Mr..
Wentworth roso and asked hsVe bic vote ohangsd which
ws' done, and hen be Spcsker pronounced The 10
BE-, yess 80, nsys So Mr. Wentworth changed the result
WgshiHgieR COrTsspondsaes Of Bsltim0vs Patriot
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party from Oregon city has arrived at Independence
Missouri They met the Oregon emgrsnts all getting along
hney and IN good spirits, but having lost
number Of stock When they left Oregon city on the Ia,
OF March wheat and every thing plenty.
letter from Gov. Boggs Of the California emisrants
dated Blue nver $50 miles of Independence June
states that no accident OF any kind had happened to
ruPt them seriously their trip and they were get
ting along well.
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ADUEL.-A duel was fought within nine miles Of Wei
don the Va line on Thursday afternoon l,,t a3P
VI Dr. Ihompkins and Mr. Dmmock, Editor OF the North
State Wing, were the parties. They exchanged one shot
eight PAGES when, by the interference OF their friends
the difficulty adjusted.
The quarrel grew out of article which appeared in
the North State Wing OF which Mr. Dimmock Is Editor
Norfolk Beacon
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kancihinr Nan.

W.
rap,dy beeopin Instruments of Ex eeutye a,
~, = -, -, -, - - - ;,
.''e "
ncptesehnNes-ot poh-ih oIner 10 'panlsh' their nu'
tuai enemies OF IN other words, 10 deprive Wing
OF the crumbs that fall from the Executive table
Gen A. A. Chairman IL would aoeu h,. hcen inxost,d
=, n, n. ain. ,,,.. ~, -, ,.,,ox. Il 81 .,,,, :. o.
"a - a.. -. g ~ p : 80 g.
-, ~ "' ''o '1"," " D'Pu" 'Os""a' "e"e's '0'
ms congressman psuleti and we take ior granted ina
other members who work as faithfully he IN the party
traces are clothed with powers as extensive Corrntou
and Usurpa,ion have become "tbo orb,, of the ,av"
- -.
OATH SouNN' va July i'h' ioso'
40 he Editors Of the Whig'
Mcssrs. Editors; Re so kind give space your
umns To brief comment upon, Tor rather statement OF
facts relative the removal OF John s. Crawford
"a WhgO Postmaster At Warm Springs, Va, and the
pointmcnt IN his stead OF David McGufhn, Democrat
In order that you may be the better enabled form pro-
per estimate OF the nquv and outrage OF this proceeding
anu o inc moNe mat mas prompted IT, VIII be necessary
10 take cusory glance at this Office from the early part OF
the year ls43, at which time, owing the resignation OF
fcsmaster vacancy occurred htte previous to, OF
mmedS'ey alter ths resignation took effect, application
was made by Mr. Crawford Tor the appointment 10 h the
vacancy eteoy oceasoned In reply TO tins Application,
was stated That Dr. John Btoekenbrough enough pro-
Pueo' ~ "e w arm SP'ihg note al tna' umc resident
I" me Sly OF hehmondJ had obtancd from MI. Tyler n
promise s ne would cause nm to be appointed TO h the
Vacancy "nen 's iae' oeesme known here Was gen.
era ououfs'oi hognsnon 'ha ne non resident should
DC naue Tue nominal postmaster, Gor II was wei known
N Nouu DC our NOMINAL meteoy having inc power 10
'PPoh' whom nc aeIhs without refer
ehce 10 inc aScePaoH {" ne aPpoihiee ~ith those most
n'ees'su' IN consequence OF nis large and hghy re-
spee'aote Poiuoh OF ue people OF me county, wl'hout
u'suneuon Q, parry, sgnec peunon' praying the SP-
po POM s y. ',. a. ue sse nnie seung
pa'' e' Wv -rP'l Ss " - ACKNOWLEDGMENT uuuer
"te circumstances, ~ou'u DC III uitsS, ana open Noiahoh
oil me known VIII OF the people lhough TINS was at
ue o. MN Psiy SHeIensn.' ana III. p'oeAenoIougn
49, a, ,u VI % parry 10
NM n Nj ~. ,.S ns s1
parg' upon ms WIN "hi'h, ae s.ea oI Sc
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~ Rev. VIM. Speer and Mrs Speer, Rev. John b.
French aud Rev. Quateman, for the Chinese Mission
and Rev Stephen Nation and Mrs. NATION and Samuel
R. House, NJ. D. sailed from New York the Goth inst
for Canton China They 90 under charge OF the Pres
bytefian Board OF Foreign Missions.
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FATAL OCCURRENCES.

Woearn, Just as our paper going Press that rem
conre took place Saturday last IN Cumber
land County, between b. +. ATKINS, ESQ Candidate fo
tho Legislature, and ARCHIBALD McDAKNp, Esq. which
resulted in the immediate death Of the latter from Pistol
shot We have heard particulars Both gentlemen be.
81 '
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VESSEL DEsrRoYED Ky FRE.-G. w. Tracy, OF pilot
BOAT baltimore, writes TO the Baltimore Exchange from
Cape Henry, under date of July Is, rs follows:
ION "Wednesday o fell in with the schr Mnnteo of
washington, N. I. She fire, aud soon after en-
hrey destroyed We picked her crew, eight number
ana her stern boat The schr Manteo Capt. Abbott was
regular trader beween Washington N O. and Rosion
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INDIAN CosruNE.-ln Washington recently. during the
not weather. ii is said that of Indians now in the
cay was going up the avenue clothed IN such apparel
civilization was heaPing upon him. Feeling them of no
manner use, he took of his psntaoons threw them over
ms ar and strobe up the attracting quite much
Len " - $50