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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
The State Of Mississippi.
CLARK COUNTY.

OLhANh 1OON Il
Probate Court, June Term, A. d, 1916.
ORDERED by the Court, that publica
" ton be made in the 'True Democrat"
q paper published in the Town Of Paul
ding, Mississippi notifying the heirs Of
William Mott deceased, TO appear at the
next regular term of this court, at the
Court House Of said county on the first
Monday of September next, 10 show why
the interest Of Isham Wimingham in said
Estate should not be divided among the
collateral heirs of said deceased.
Witness the Hon. Alexander M'Lendon
Judge of our said Court-Issued the 4lh
day Of June, A. ID. 1876.
Attest CHAS. w. MOODY, Crk.
Probate Court, c. c.
June, 24, 1916. 5l.6w
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
Livery Stable.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
VWNHE undersigned, having become Pro-
u prietor of this we'll known Watering
Place, would respectfully inform the pub
lie, that he has secured the valuable SER
vices of MI. A. Y. SMITH. 'ate of the
Waverly House, Mobile, as Superintend-
ent, under whose charge they will be con-
Quoted the ensuing season.
These Springs ale delightfully."- situated,
and TO those laboring under chronic dis
eases, or the effects of improper or undue
quantities OF medicine, the waters are re-
commended with confidence, as one the
finest restoraiives to be found IN the south.
Among those who have hitherto visited
the springs are many who will bear viii
ling testimony of the benefits they have
received from their MEDICINAL qualities
IL fitting up the White Sulphur Springs
for the present season, the proprietor begs
to inform the citizens of Mississippi aud
Alabama, and all others who may favor
him with their patronage, that he has
spared no expense to render them COM
Portable, and to supply them with every
luxury that the country and the South af-
fords. The table de Hote shall at all
times be supplied with every delicacY.-
The bar will be supplied with the best Of
Wines and Liquors which can be procured
in the city of Mobile.
The undivided attention Of tIe proprie-
tor and the superintendent will be given
TO the comfort of visitors, and from their
desire to please, and long experience in the
business, they hope TO merit and receive a
liberal share Of patronage.
In conclusion, the proprietor assures the
public that his charges will be moderate,
and in strict accordance With the times.
J. w. O'NEAL.
Juno 3, 1916. 4s-3m
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
Geo. WOOD,

ATTORNEY All LAW,
XTILL attend to all civil business entrusted
w TO his care in the 4th Judicial District
of Mississippi comprising the counties oil Nox-
ubee, Kemper, Neshoba, Newton, Lauderdaie'
Cha IKE, Jasper, Wayne, Jones, Perry, Jackson
andGreen, and will be in regular attendance
Address Marion, Lauderdale co.. Mi.
June g. 1916 4ou
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
AIonEo d. RIaYera.

Attorney and Counsellor az Lar,
RALEIoH, sEITH C0uNTE, MIsa
Jan. -. fs45.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
Dr. James II. Battle,

DIR. James Il. Battle
COATED about len miles south west
4 of Marion, LauderdaIe county, will
continue to practice MEDICINE, SUR
GER Y and MID WII'ER " He may
be found at his residence except when pro-
fessionally absent.
Sept. 3, 1916. loft
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28

"A. DONALD,
Factor a Commission Merchant,
No. 81 Front sfcei, MoHrLE, Als.
Sczl ls, 1873 la
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
JESSE THOMPSON, WIN. MATHRsON
THOMPSON g. MATHESON,
COMMISSION MERCHAN rs
No. 60, Commerce and Fl ont SIS.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Green County.

In the matters Of the Estate Of Ebme-
ger Tart
ORDERED, by John McInnis, Judge
" of Probate of the county and Stale
aforesaid, upon the application Of Isham
Moody and Martin Moody, that a special
Term OF the Probate Court OF said county
TO holden on the fifth Monday of Angus,
A. ID. 1876, to contest the right Of Samuel
Gasque to the administration Of the e.
tate Of said Ebenezer Tart, and TO reVoks
and annul the letters granted to him al the
June Term Of said Court, 1916, and that
notice hereof be given by publication 10
the True Democrat. q paper published u
Paulding, and BY posting this order al the
public places 10 The county, aad that cts
ton issue 70 Samuel Gasque and HehV
Monnger bis attorney. ReturHable there
10.
Given under my hand aBd seal this pan
June, 1916.
H. s. JOHN MelNNIs, JP.G.e.
Jolly s, 1876. 50
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
AARON g. THREEFOOT,
Fancy, Staple and Domestic

LADIES AND cHILDRENs' SHOES,
No. 40, DaHphiA strest,-MOBILE, Ala
ian If
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28

10 JOB WORK al
Ofallkinds, neailyexecuied az this Of
Zee, and al reasonableprices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10
Business Notifies.
Communicated.

A cauKg WORTH KNOWING MIR Editor: The only Ne
d:cne use for coughs colds and which have KEEP, IN
M houseor years for which pay ny ,riifng amour,
and save not only the health of ny wife and children bu,
some eighty dollars in Physicians and Apo,hccsries bills
and do recommend II mos; earnestly to every house
keeper provided they will be sure to get the genuine
and zone else made r, 375 Boery with the signature Of
Or Leeds TO the steel plate 1t has relieved and cured nj
wife when every thing else failed Doctors and all The
Doctor has conclusive certificates from thy'icans snd
Ministers and others where astonishing cures have been
effected in various diseases of The throat. chest liver
lungs&c /, cures Asthma Dropsy Dyspepsia as well "a
Cold Consumption Bronchtes, &C. Ny psrne Is g, the
Office with rho Doctor GREESwicH.sr
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PEILApEI PHIA Jsn. s-P. NJ.
In the case OF the colored man. claimed as slaVe
By Mr. Fisher OF Hsu; county Md Jdge RandS gave us
decision yesterday after the closing o. M o.
the latter thus returning the poor fellow INTO the o't
OF oppression once more. Tremendous excitement
folowed--hu1Greds OF the friends OF poor oTo"n
thronsed every about the Court house snd at
one time serious outbreak WAS threatened ne MAY oi
had large force readiness, but when the Save "ss
placed in cab be conveyed 10 prison the crowd gave
vent to their indignation in the boldest manner
The Loco Focos here by no means IKE Governor
SHuNKs Message, and his ENce.ency Is denounced IN
no very mild language.
There was little change in the Stock Market TO-
isy and very ;te done Penna. IS sold At oo hesd ne
Railroad 27s Reading Bonds O., and L. States Bank Ii
The Delaware is entirely clear OF ice and quite q
large number of vessels have arrived from foreign ports
which has materially increased business
Letters have been received in this City by Messrs'
Marshall & Fleming via Havana dated Tampico, Dec
lth which that the schooner Sarsh Ann capt MOT
lev of and for Philadelphia from Tainpico, "itn car 90
of hides fusc and specie was wrecked on tue oar DC
low Tampico previous to December 9th No particulars
gwen.
George Pepper, whose death announced yes'er'
dav is said 10 have been worth 100000.
have Just learned from Harrisburg that reso!u'
lions were Yesterday introduced into the House approx
ur of the twelve months notice II Great Britain relative
to the occupation OF Oregon. They were lad ON inc
table .,,,
There was quite a debate on motion TO print 5000
copies of the Governors Message The reference oy us
Excellency TO the Buckshot was warmly denounced
by several members.
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MIR CLAY'S REPLY.

AsToR House Jan. 9, l5i6.
GENTLEMEN had the honor Of receiving TO day your
very kind and atterng letter. inviting TO address the
citizens of New York in the Of Human Free
DOM
Believing do that the cause in which am engaged
Constitutional Equal Lbsrty-is not bounded by the
imaginary lines of States Nations accept your nvi-
tation hoping to excite in the minds of New Workers
train of reflection that will result in some good 10 our
unhappy Republic.
Standing as do to some extent isolated from Party
rule and The Power of Numbers, with other support
and alliance than Truth and the unerrng instincts OF an
honest heart my only guide, ehs ever gratefully ap'
preciate that nobility OF soul which has moved you
men whose elevated standing and acknowledged judg-
ment will not be questioned, in time'serving age-to
come up and give helping hand at this critical time
in my humble life.
will address you at any time and place you may name
between now and Wednesday next
have the honor to be, your ob serv't,
c. NJ. CLAY.
To Messrs Edoard Curtis Grille Decy E c. Benedict,
Hiram Ketchum R. NJ. Blatchford James Harper .Joh"
human, Horace Greeley Edpard Dayton. Darid B. o.
den, Henry W Bellows. John Jay Isaac T Hopper.
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From Washington.
TWENTY-HHTH CONGRESS-. First Session
Reported Specially fo- Tic Ne=p- York Tribune
SENATE

SENATE.
WASHINGTON Jan. : 1916.
The Senate spends most Of its time now In hA-
ecutive Session.
Mr.. ALLEY gave notice today OF an amendment
10 his bill for terminating the Joint Occupancy
making the action Of Congress final without me ac-
ZION OF the President After being In session q
short time the Senate went into Secret Session
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
After the opening OF the House, Reports were
called from the several Committees
The Committee on The Military reported Dill re-,
establishing the Office Of Second lnspecior'Generel
of the Army. Passed
The Committee of Ways and Means reported the
usual appropriation bills for the Army, Navy In
dian Department, and Diplomatic Expenses Tor the
year ending June 30, 1877
The Committee OF Ways and Means reported a
resolution calling upon the Secretary OF " ar 10!
information relative TO Mineral land leases
The NeT-fork Branch Mint question was report
ed TO the Committee ways and Means.
After some other less important transactions the
House went into Committee OF the Whole on the
Oregon Question.
Nh PETIT thought no business should De trans
acted, as this was the sth day of January
Mr.. COBB OF Georgia. however. having the moor
addressed the House in favor OF The notice he Is
member OF the Committee on Foreign Relations
He was followed by Mr.. McCLERSASD OF Ill on
the same side
The Committee then rose, Mr.. GILES OF Md hav-
ing the floor, and the House adjourned.
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Correspondence of The Tribune

Correspondence of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Jsn 81 2 NJ
The weather has changed since this morning ana
I, is now raining. ,l;.
disgracetul rio, took place al al esrly hour this
morning AZ ball given "a, the Adeiphi Fitihst below
WsJ,ut Anum5cr OF arrests were made.
Stocks were again down today. PENNSYLVANIA
=. ~ Vimiucion at 81 Texas per cent Bonds fell
Of L. selling a, 81 with S asked
about o clock this morning the tanning shop OF
Mr.. Crowther. Besver-st hensington was enufeLy de-
..-o,sd bv sr, with liz contents. TIe flames commu
;,sS - The dwelling of Mr. C. which was also with an
adjoining stable consumed The srniy OF Dir I. barely
escsped with their lives. Loss 81 COO
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pea,e,- Great American Painting.

THE CorRr OF DEATH is an embodiment and ex
preston in the eloquent language of the Painter Of
thoughts of the highest poe,ical besy and claiming the
admiration and study of individuals in every station Of
society.
Death is represented, not in the usual forms OF skel
eton old man moving down lives, as the reaper the
OF corn, but rs Power and Fate. This concep
ton well expressed By stately form OF old Egyptian
calmness and grandeur, which seated with its foot upon
the dead body of cut of in the ullness OF bis
strength makes the centre to the picture.
The lending figures on either side Virtue sustaining
Old Age and Pleasure aluring Youth with her charmed
cup finely conceived and colored Here the view Of
the have been truly catholic for he has
done that the gazcr may attach segorical hu.
man interest the figures according tn his OF mind.
As is usually the when the contrast 10 attempted,
Pleasure ia made far beautiful than Virtue But n
her train many shapes of woe which ill side o.
the picture with dark shadows of darker realities.
The group on the other side, representing Warrior
accompanied by Fire Pestilencc and Famine and pass
ing the dead and vanquished 10 tho powerful
part of the picture The attitude and onward motion Of
the female figure which represents the FIRE admn'
bic the light from the torches upborne by fierce
stern light the scene in high poetic
rast with the other parts of the picture. Famine and
Pestilence are both expressed With great force
In effective grouping, in the OF lights and shades
aud in unity of expression worthy those creative depths
from which the fulness of forms, the picture
claims bonors that declare Rembrandt Peae Patriarch
Of American Art and we hope Ncw.York will not let
pass from her this most valued portion Of the inherit
ance he wills to his country
Open at the Exhibition Room National Academy
of Design corner OF Broadway and Leonardst from 10
a. NJ until l0P NJ Admi,tance IS cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

LATER FRon PoRr Az PRINcE.-The brig Ida,
Capt D. 5. Setson from Port Prince Dec ~ arrived
oeew this yesterday By this arrival learn that
poacsi affairs remained in the unsettled condition
s previously announced. No fresh "eneute" hsd &C.
but tho whole country being in of insub
Isaon' oae was momen,arily expected when Captain
as,. me greatest lethargy pervaded commercial
and Tue markets were overstocked with all de-
ms OF american produce. Coffee scarce and
se ne stock OF loswood in first hands was fair and
e'D'ANo ioaefase [Philad. Ex. Books
e Near Orange6ursh, S. C. on the e4,b nj,
Edward Doyle of Chsres,on was Killed NV falling
the cars On the railroad Wills tho s-,n was IN otou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

re- DR. BASNISGs Copy BRACE Is efficient relief fsr
most weaknesses OF body which require support
such weakness OF the Lungs. Palpaiion Of the HeJ
dragging dull pains IN The sje Of sinking or gons
stomach. with weights at the body; also
nubress snI weakness OF the limbs AL OF which ager,
vaed standing wal.ng-dyspepsa. cos,iveness and
piles great and GLOOM with position cry
knowing the cause-pain and weakness in the back
h cuyeture distortion aud enlargement CT the shoulder
aud disposition Of the body s.oop; weak females and
children Also, public speskers complaining Of Bronchitis,
ind special and immediate beSeE,. The Brsce relieves
simply by gently lifting the descended dragging pile OF IN
teal organs removing tie stretching OF their attaching
Sainens and by supporting the naA IF tie bae+ II gyes
relief il ever all desre necessiy for
shoulder braces By throwing the body ois
axis On tria! Of week us price will be refunded
with the exception o! dollars for trouble and expeuse)
should Inc desired relief not be o5tiised
His WORK entitled Common Sense on ChroGic Disease
to sci. OF lend.
Pamphlets giving Information, sent free 10 order.
Medical invited examine and use 10 whom 20
per cent DISCOUNTS made ii desired Responsible c:ies
Or gentlemen may take agences Patent gh Of Counties
aud States for .ae Lzces repaired graaous during Tho
ifi. SIX months Of their Use.
Mrs Dr. B. will be always in attendance on ladies' Guhpg
Office holrs, which in future will be only Il 10
P VI, and from TO P. NJ instead Of from r. ard
from 8 10 .. OFFICE 49, Broadway. il lwI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

II TIE WATER CURE JOURNAL semi month,
~ lspages octavo edited b. Dr. shew of this City has
reached its fourth number. and is glad learn
meeting with good success. Icontsins variety of in
teresng subjects relating TO health and the
cure and prevention of diseases BY Of water The
larger par, Of it is original The Editor acknowledges
the well ascerained principles of medical science both
Of the past and the present but n; the time claims
that Wdte- clone remedial agent used in great
resy Of temperatures and modes and internal
suited 70 each individual case, is the eec,ua aud
SAFEST known means Of curing disease Surely the day
N which we live Is the parent of wonderful
sasoas on the practices and experience of ages Let
$50 what shall bring forth How long 1t believed
nas alcohol was good to enable the human body the bet
t 70 resist long continued impressions of cold fatigue
~ no one acquainted with the subec, believes this
sos one, We should soon think of taking alec
'ao'o ooee' mentioned the old fashioned doses
% I po.' sa'.' 20 much tsaltin ye, by many
..s. "''. Sufe Journal is to DO obtained by single
numbers or otherwise ~ wua H Graham, lss Na,.sn
ct and City subscribers receive their pumbcr. =, his
place. Term 81 syesr. '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

SANoss sAgsAsARiLLA-Th. blood contains he e;enen'
Of The whole animal structuredeeh fibre, gl-sds
muscles, telcons, The malls, hair aud even INC DOnes
themselves al sustained by The blood Well then lsJ
IL be "a led Gna stream OF e. IL proportion TO the purity
@: ddc Will be IaL o. the SUBSTANCES Into nic Is connl-
usiy changing Corrupt flood instead Of producing y
tesh Is iikely enough 10 develop and WEE
u-se appear, whether 10 tbs specific form OF scroius ~
scrss &c or OF he ordinary types IS d<rgen
- oerved tha VIII 30 rapidly neuIrsze the virus u IL
blood ifoa which they spr1ng S.nds. SaIsapafil!a
Prepared and sold wholesale RETAIL py A b. q "
SANDS, Wholesale Drugs gusts, ~ Fultou-s ~ Bfosd~s
and n Eas. Broadway New-York Sold also by Drusf.ss
generally throu. houf tbs Tilted States Price 81 per oo
LIE, six bol.ss or s.
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n.uY TRrsuvE is served by Carriers In

- ~, DAILY TRrsusE is served by Carriers In aay
-, EsvY York, Brooklyn, wiIlismsburgh Jersey City
vs,.,t A. MISE CENTS PER WEEK, payable 10 Tbs Car
- An who desire be served regularly, daily and
,-u, fall early in the morning, by The regular carriers
upou whom they can depend, through all weaiher' are II
s,,.a ,h., memorandum book is constantly kept at the
oanter OF the Tr6ane oce through tbs day. for The en-
ncs Of Names winch goes the regular Carriers Tor her
.asnou every night addressed through the Post
Otsce will be attended TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

FEMALE PEEAcHISG.-The religious community here
nave been eniyened for aweek two past by hePreach
ing OF Mrs. BISHOP. She speaks very iuently and We
readers that they hardly fail Of being inter-
csted in her discourses Boston pager.
Mrs. Bishop is now in New York, entertaining large
audiences on Sundays, at 3 and O'Clock, in the Hail.
corner Of Lispenardst and Broadway. We advise orr
readers to give her a hearing.
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THE SOUTHERN VAIL.
Things In philadelphia,

~ The Southern Mail arrived last night about
half mast 9 o'clock.
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q LTiScsroS' WELLS Il Co are entitled to
our thanks for Albany papers srougb, las, evenin,
Via Bridgeport. The presen, snail like movement.
ofthe mail between this city and Albany render The
services of their Express peculiarly important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

~ LAST DAY OF The GIANTS, AND GRAND HoLIpAY -
TaE AMERICAN MvsErM-N- hardly need say more % IT,
duce every can 10 yisit the Museum t-say Two
Splendid performances (.ee adveris.m-nt VIII be veo a.
ano Hiit-pe,t r NJ The GianLs be h0on
cay end eyeiinx.
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oursIDr.-Faa Page-Enen, or Forgive and Forget;
Professor Bedfords Lecture; DR.. Turner'S Rejoinoe'
The Greene Outrage; The Shoemaker and me VIM =
Merchnnt-Foarth Pase-Better Promptingsi 'ae' u
stocks Marine News. Lat OF Letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

q JoHssoS's WALNUT OH MILITARY soar iof saas.
ing Unsurpassed by any other article; lof sale - ~
ants- where Drug iss Groeers Peuniers and c9uDu5
dealers be supplied with all varieties Of soap acc
funery better than any other pses IN a'
t.O2reod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

e V. 3. PALMER, Agent Of The best New,
papers Of all the ces and principal towns ,hror ghou the
country, and near receives Advertisements his Co
tcy Eesl,4Ser AdpeJttrnE Asessg In mis- buding.-Es
rrnce a. lie Coal oFyicg. nsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10

II The gale was SO violent on the sound on
Wednesday that the steamer Champion. due at New.
Haven at 10 O'Clock did roach that place till 81 ock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10
pnhuc me.rins for Ca.sius NJ. Clay.

twill be seen by the following correspondence
that. at the invitation OF NUMBER OF
c.ss,rs NJ CLAY has consented to aooress sui -
the citizens of New York as may desire 10 nee.
hin, nm the subjec; of Slavery. we are SURE '.S'
-,o,ncerneat of this fact will be received WIN
90, Satisfaction by a very large number OF me
Teonle of our City, embracing many OF all sec's
and nsr,ies. The peculiar position OF MI Clay as
a Southern man, his high personal stsnolns Emu
worth and above all, his noble daring LOT reeooH
in the midst Of severe trials and prosecutions ee'
tainly entte him TO q candid and impartial nearing
The magnitude of the subject in lis bearings Oh
tia Political and Social relations Of the country as
e,l as unon the National Morals, renders lis discus
sion in the proper spirit and By men VINO are quar-
fed TO throw light upon it, matter OF greal
"a ;,,,o-,o,ce Who so well qualified 10 utter
laoso,s of ,s,ruction and wisdom which may cid IN
forr,;no sound Public Opinion as man who has
baen horn and bred in the midst o. Slavery seen
and felt its evils and had the manliness ana courage
to free himself from its meshes
We Learn that Mr.. Clay will speak in the Taber-
noc,e on Monday evening, when we hope ne may
he greeted by an OVERLOOKING audience.
We are assured that much larger number OF
signatures would have been obtained to the letter
addressed to Mr. Clay, if there had been sufficient
time to allow of its presentation to other gentlemen
LETTER TO MR.. CLAY.
NEw.YoRK, 9th jan le46.
CAssIus N. CLAY ESQ
Dear Sir Having heard with pleasure Of your ARRIVAL
in New.York we Ito express the hope that be-
fore your departure you may be induced to address
public assembly on the subject with which your name
and character have been Of late prominently
Relieving it 10 be alike due you and TO the cause OF
Human Freedom tina, you should have an opportunity.
uutrammeed by any party associations to lay before the
people of New.York the views of Slavery which as
Southern man. you are known to entertain we take the
liberty of asking you iii will suit your inclination and
convenience to address public meeting on some even
ing during your stay amongst US.
We should for ourselves be pleased to hear you and
VIC doubt not that there other of citizens who
have similar desire and would cheerfully attend
meeting for that purpose.
We are, dear cir, with great respect.
Your fellow. citizens.
EDWARD CURTIS ORVILLE DEWEY.
= C. BENEDICT HIRAM kETCHUM.
r M BLATCHFORD, JAMES HAkPER.
IOHN INMAN HORACE GREELEY,
EDWARD DAYTON. DAVID 3. OGDEN,
HENRY w BELLOWS, JOHN JAY.
ISAAC T. HOPPER
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B The Express with the Governors Message
IL . now ascerained. came through in 81 hours
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II An attempt was made few days ago to rob
the Treasury Of Allegheny City, Pa but information
received of the robbers Intention In time to fustra.s
,hen plan