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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-20


ship Republic, Lands, for Liverpool, B Back g.
Sens.
ship Alexandria, (of Baltimore late OF Alexandria,
Rohen Walker, tlaVre, Lambert Cuttings.
Big Phoenix, Watts, Kingston, Jam, VIM Mason
BTiG Token, Mayo, Boston T W mtIidse B. Co.
Brig Eleanor Brown, Savannah Jonn X, Randall
ARRIVED.
Ship Leila, Higgins, from Liverpool, Oct 4th, as
sorted cargo TO Brown & Son,
Ship Rarltan, Adams, FIN Bremen, Sept a. aud the,
Downs Oct |, ndse' and 1877 passengers, to CLARK g.
Kellogg,
Brig Portland, Clsugh, 80 days from ST. Jago dc
Cuba 10 The Capes, copper ore; to Bilckhead &
Pearce. Experienced very rough weather on the
cpast-had Ia throw overheard part of her cargo.
Schf November, Stokes, 10 days from Boston
mdse. TO master.
schr vermillion, Seaman, days from New York,
assorted cargo, TO Rose, Merrill B. Co.
Schr Lydia, Post, Gays from New York assorted
cargo, 10 Rose, Merrill y Co.
Schr Joseph Ann, Allen, from w sshingtoH, NC.
lumber and naval stores, to Jas. Corner s. Sons
SGhr ChesaI cake. (new) Stubs, II days FIN Bucks
port, potatoes ana fish, TO the master.
Schr Widow Wadman kiIborn, IS days FIN Buck
spOri, potatoes TO he master.
Schr exact, Folger, from Nantucket, via Norfolk
oil and candles, 10 ThOS Wbiudge & 60.
Sehr Ceres, Martin, II days from Boston, plaster.
to Weld g. SeayeT.
Schr Roe, Avery, days I'm York, assorted cargo
to | hankin.
schr segaine, Cole, days FIN N York, assorted
CHraO to I Mdnkin.
Schr Mary Emeine, Kruise fin CITY Point Va
ba Hast, 10 iliiGms X Bro.
steamer Jewess, Suttop, flom Norfolk Saw OF
New Point full rgeed brig and brgantiHe; off the
Wolf Trap, ship, barque and briganline and or
Great Wiconico, ship-ail bound up
MEMUHANDA,
Ship Eutaw, Bord, fin Baltimore, ARID at HeIyeet
18th n't. The E. III going into port, grounded OF
the fampus,
Ship "Inerca, Hauschedt, for Baltimore, sailed fn
Il r-Iarn 37lh ut.
Batque las. w. Paige, Taylor, for Bal imore, (be-
fore repSrted cleared) sailed fan Boston l1th inst
Brig Brazil, Guveb from Waltha Va, arrived at
PeInambuc0 18th Sept. aud sailed 9Th for Bahia.
Big hary Jones, Jones, of Baltimore FIN N Y,
a lIivt d a. Orleans 10Th inst,
Big Margaret Hsgg, Littoa, from Brazos, arrived
al New Orleans 18th inst.
schr Ray, 1'ravers, from Baltimore via Norfolk,
ar ived II Charleston l7th inst
Schr Gov. Bennett, Wafeld, from Baltimore for
Mo lie, ar ven ashore in the gale of the 18th
n the Florida coast, has been gotte off and ar
rived at Key West, with but little damage-shs
would pay salvage and proceed.
Schr Emily Johnson, snedicor for Baltimore, CPD
AZ York 18th INST
schs A stevens, Briggs, I'm Baltimore forNY,
arrived at Norfolk lTll inst.
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Rz- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 8. Gas also to Lynehburg and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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A CARD. II. w. TILYARD, sgRaRoN Dks.
IN Tisr, N. w. cor. Of EUTAW and LoMBARb
5 ,.kEETS. OBI BIN
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MUFES! MUFFSM MUFFSm

MUFFS MUFFSM MUFFSM
Tn l.. mcPHAIL, Va 49, RAnriHURE-ST.,
% next door to the clipper flee, has in the
largest assortment OF MUFF3 ever offered in This
city, cOnsisina OF
Natural awd London LnstCd Lynx
Stone aud Brown Marin
Isabella Bear
DARK ana iigni Fitch
Natural and l.rslred JsHCt
Alpac T. natllra color an" jet black
Sib+i,i squirrels, tORpy, ana variety OF other
kinds. suitable Or Misses aud Chl,dien, 10 which lie
invite the atten ion of the public generally.
ALSO, great variety Of HATE md CAPS FOR
youths and childIeR.
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NE ONTMORANCY I'll. PRICE,
1Vk PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-n No. 60 s. CALVERT srRRET.
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II p. sOUTHCOay

ENHASCERY SALE. In virue of a drctee
"a Ell the High Court OF Cnahcety, the subscriber
will as ] ruSlee. offer al Public SAFE at the Exrhange,
in the city Of Baltimore. Oh SAT URnAY, the I2lh
day OF December, 1876, al O'CLOCK, P M IA FARM
of about no acres of LAND, lying in Talbot coum-
ty, on the Eastern Shore of MaIyIand, ahout miles
from IT. Michaels, on tie Old Trrpr" Road, about
one or two miles from Tranpe Post office and Gccu
pied by William C0llit More than half the
Land is cleared aud the il is well adapted to wheat
k,,ssA aud earn. There is DIV El.LING and
TfgEft9 the usual Buildings on the place. Terms
!asnET of sale-ene- third sh, the n ST IN equal in
stalmcns, at and months, with int
mo- cots ], J. SPEED, Trustee.
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RLICnOLs. THE wRIrlNG MASTER =, III

NICIOLS, THE WRITING MASTER, at ali
~ BALTIMORE STREET is one Of the best te ichers
ever IN lhis Guy. The facility with which he mpaIts
instruction is only equaed by his wonder fII per
lormaI ces with the pen He is The writing master Of
the 18TH century, and we do II { wonder that his
rooms are crowded with pupiIs-his terms are very
moderate. nv
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MUFFS! MUFFSM MUFFSM

015- The attention Of the Ladies is invited to a
splendid assortment of FANCY FURS, comprising
every variety, which will be sold cheap for cash at
nl7-6t' TAYLOR'S, opposite Banum's Hotel
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TERRIBLE Explosion. The Halifax Recor-
der of the 18th inst. says that the master OF the
French schooner L'ESpoir, arrived at that port
ON the 18th, from 81. Pierre, N F., reports
thata few days previous to his sailing, from
80 to 40 houses were laid in ruins, and 10 per-
sons wounded, at ST. Pierre, New foundland, by
the explosion of powder magazine, which
was occasioned by an incendiary, who designed
to destroy the whole town. The wretch per-
ished in the attempt
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THE BALTIMORE BATTALION ORDERED TO
TAMPICO. A Washington letter writer states
that orders have been issued for the Baltimore
Battalion to proceed from Monterey to Tam
pico, to assist in the capture of that place. If
the statement be true, our brave fellows will
do their duty at all hazards.
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An THE DICKENSl DEALINGS WITH
" THE FIRM OF DOMBEY x SON, by Dick
ems alias Boz. Part No. 2 OF the above N,v,I, nv
Dickens, will be published this morning, and can be
had Wholesale or by the single copy, Al
mig 2t VIM. TAYLOR'S, Jarvis Buildings.
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TEA AND COFFEE. 1t will be proposed to
congress to establish small duty on tea and
coffee, by which three millions may be real,z-
ed
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WESTERN PORK. We notice by our West
tern exchanges that the price ofPork will pro-
badly be low this fall The last Lewisburg
Chronicle states that several droves of Hogs
have passed through that town, on their way
to the Eastern markets. From what we have
been able to learn, says the Chronicle, there are
now forty or fifty droves between this place and
the Ohio river The supposition is that Pork
will be cheap.
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WOTIN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTEEf
- FAYzTrE ST., adjoining Assembly Ro3 sial-ly
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KILLED. G. w. Smith, Of Brooklyn, New
York was accidentally killed at Savannah, Geo
a few days ago, by bcirg crus.cd between some
boar6s
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SHIPwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE. The brig
Neptune, Capt. Tracy, from Miramache, bound
to New Foundland, was driven ashore at Sa-
wage Harbor, Prince Edward Island, on the
night of the goth ult. A seaman and female
were washed overheard and drowned OF Sc
ven persons on board, two only are left to tell
the melancholy tale.
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Coz. PAYNE THIS ga'Iaot officer is at
Richmond, ca route % join ,hc army again,
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 90, 1916.

The TELEGRAPH. Suspecting that the Tele-
ais, would be used for purposes of speculation
and with partiality, We have earnestly pressed
upon congress, the proprietY of granting Pro
Eessor Morse liberal compensation for his dis
Covery, and connecting the telegraph with the
poSt-oiiice department. What we suspected,
has, it appears, como to pass, the telegraph
having become, in some places, mere lnstru-
snent in the hands ofspeculators. 1t IS, 1t APP
pears, controlled by combination, which sup
presses European intelligence until those lhte-
rested can make their operations, whilst Its use
is denied to others, who would promptly COM
municate information to tho public. Tins is
boldly charged by the Boston Nal, and facts
are given to prove the truth Of its statement. 1t
appears that the Mail communicated the news
brought by an arrival from Liverpool at Bos-
ton, to its correspondents in New York, who
keen reading rom. This information was
withheld for several hours, and until the read
inr room was closed at night-in the mean
time, 1t was received by interested parties, who
suppressed it until they had made their opera
tions. Thus the public were kept ignorant OF
the state of The English market, until the con-
trollors of the telegraph could make, perhaps,
their thousands of dollars by spccuations. If
such practices are to prevail, the telegraph, in
stead Of being public benefit, will be posi-
tive curse-and we therefore, again earnestly
urge upon members Of congress, the Justice and
propriety of taking the whole matter into the
hands Of government; otherwise, the commune
ty will be constantly subjected to the imposi-
tons and frauds of few individuals In the
hands Of government, and conducted with inn
Partially, the telegraph would render immense
service TO the people; and for that purpose, it
should be the duty of agents, on the arrival of
important news, to communicate it to the pro-
Pretors ofersry newspaper, whe would pay his
just proportion Of the cost. AS it is now con-
Quoted, a few combine to the exclusion of 9TH
ers, and the information may be suppressed or
published to their OWN interests. This is well
calculated to bring the telegraph into disrepute,
and to cndanger its utility as a vehicle for the
conveyance Of correct information. This is a
matter OF great public Government, and means
should be taken to bring the subject before con-
gtess al its next session.
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:rTEE sAos W Ar TnE ExoHANeE REAplNe knn g.

Fer I,ondon-Ship Mississippi, with despatch
For Marseilles-French ship Revanche, with de-
spatch.
For l'iVerpool-Ship Republic, with despatch.
For L,verpnOl-Ship Manchester, soon.
For Liverpool Ship Euphrasia soon.
For Beltast-Ship g. E. Howell with despatch.
For Bfemen-Shlp Marianne, with Gespateh
Far Mafsees-French barque Terre de Fell, with
despatc
For Havre-Fr. barque Bsllochan, with DESPATCH.
For Ri0 de JaneirO-Barque IIebe, with despatch.
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NAVAL. Purser J,hn De BIee and Liouts.
Brown and Murphy, now at Norfolk, have re-
ceved orders to join the Ohio how fitting out
at Boston f2r the Pacific.
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n L. ID A ~ n u.
mOOn'g phases.
MARRIED

TN the l7th inst. by Rev. John D0Helan HsSRY
FLEAAIS0 TO CATHARISR OMEALY alt of this eitv
AZ st. flary's Chapel, near Natchrz, Miss. y9d ali
by the Rev. Vim. VI, Giles, WV. MEADE ADDIsoE
Egg. OF balunere, to Miss ELIZA w. GIRAULr, Of
NatChsz,
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CnANcELLoR's SALARY. The Annapolis
Herald states, that, "the impression, which
seems to be prevalent, that there exists law
prospectiveIy affecting the salary Of Chancellor,
is without the least foundation in truth"
We are under the impression, that an act
was passed at the session of 1925, limiting the
salary Of the Chancellor after the office should
be vacated by the death or resignation of the
bate Chancellor, to the sum Of $4,000 per an
mum. At the preceding session an attempt
was made to reduce the salary to $4,000, and
shat sum only was Appropriated; but the Chan
CelIor refused to receive it; and at the session
Of 1925 the full allowance of So, 400 was grant
ed; but we think with proviso, that it should
be continued during the life of the incumbent
only. We may be mistaken, but such is our
present impression.
The death of Chancellor Bland will afford a
favorable opportunity to abolish the Chancery
Court, if it be deemed advisable, without az
Ectng the interests o any NEWFOUNDLAND, as
the County Courts have equity jurisdiction, it
is probable that the Chancery Court could be
dispensed with without injury to the public
interests.
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STABLER * CANRY, 100 w .Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, cor Baltimore and High SITS
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. f.
Perkins Brother, cor. Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph B. Stansbnry, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per-
kns, corner Market and GTeen-sts George II. Keerl,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; NJ N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. nl6.lw
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WNILLIAM TAYLOR,
Wv JARVIS' BUiLDISGS, NORTH ST.,
Has in press THE ROMAN TRAITOR. By Fl.
w. perber, Esq. This is deci"edly the best book of
the season. Ii has created AN excitement in LondoH
by tn celebrated .'Tnree G1ardNueu" Of Dumas.
and perhapsi exces that work in IT'S rich store of
historical facts an corrrt dei,eatlors of manners
and Customs of the ancient R"n'ahs at the time of
CHt.ne, the "RnH,au ,Tgaii0rn Orders iir the
above work, acc IN aIied @uh The cash, will be
promptly attended 10. Regular customers Will be
supplied without uider. ny
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
nol6 lw Jaws building, North street.
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SHEPPARD A. LEAKIN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
jel2 On No. IL C0URTLAND-ST.
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ONE. COME ALL

ANOME ONE, COME ALI
u TEN LESSONS FOR TWO DOLLS.
MR.. NICHOLS, from New York, being anxious
TO introduce his New System Of teaching the Ar OF
WRITING 10 the favorable not ce of the cilisens Of
Baltimore, proposes giving ten lessons for two dolls,
Guiding Stationery, during the present month OF
November, after which tine the prices will be raised
to proper standard. /
g4- Subscription list is now oarn during the day
ana night ill o;clock Ladies write in a separate
room from the gentlemen.
CITY COMMERCIa Al INSTITUTE.
Painting Drawing and Book keeping classes, meet
nj any hour through The day. Night c ass rom to
"a O'Clock. nl4-2w
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Observe the Name and No. ofthe Store.
FALL STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS.

RSSSs.S Five doors below Frederick st.
A'hCA COU PLAND Il GROVE.
Best BLACK BEAVER HATS, superior style and
finish.
Best NUrRlA BEAVER HATS, very fine and fash
iOnabe.
Best EXTRA SUPER MOLESKIN, best texture, of
superior finish.
Best SATIN BEAVERS--fue SILK HATS.
CAPS of every variety. Nh
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LATER FROM BRAzos. The bark Margaret
Hugg, Litton,,o of Baltimore, arrived at New
Orleans on the llth from Brazos, whence she
sailed on the Sd inst, but she brought not a
word from the Army. She reports the ship
Liberty, from New York, with U. S. troops,
arrived at Brazos Santiago on the I'd inst. On
the 18th inst. in lat % Oh, lon 80 81, saw U.
s. sloop-of-war standing to the Southland.
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OFriCE OF EMORY q co. :,

opposite bafnum'S, Bait. ND.
R}-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Md. Console
dated Lottery, class No. ll3, for 1886:
Sc 81 II 10 70 63 81 SO As Sc rs
Sc and CT, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $50
81 and II, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 20
10 and II, beiEg the 81 and Attn drawn Nos each l6
10 and ~, being the 4th and 5h; al 60 and ~ be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. egch ~
hllhaVlng Two OF The drawn Nos. on them, each
all having one only OF the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY Il CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
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EXTRAORDINARY PAssAeE. The packet ship
Yorkshire arrived at New York on Wednesday,
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the LIST
inst, thus making the passage in II days! The
so Vlennoisc dancers arrived in her.
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A GENEROUS Act Mr.. Ferry, the lessee
of the National Theatre at New Orleans,
with his whole company, has consented to give
benefit in aid of Lazarus Knapp, one Of
Capt. Mays Dragons, who lost leg in the
hattie of Palo Alto -..
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SICKNESS IN CAMP. The Alabama Journal
states that more than 1000 men have died on
the banks of the Rio Grande. The Alabama
regiment alone has lost 100 men.
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AN APPOINTMENT. Vieux Temps, who visit
ed this country and was greatly admired by
competent judges, has been appointed first vio-
linist to the Emperor of Russia, and director of
the Conservatore at st. Petersburgh.
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BNMORY & co, AMONG THE "PLAYERs"
IL Nos Sc 81 H. the Brilliant prize of SIP 00U,
sold to an Actor by the lucky EMORY y co. This
gentleman will receive in gold O,24O. IL takes the
old established House 10 do tie thing up nice.
THIS DAY THE SMALL FRY.
prize Of $4,000 / prize of $500
-" l,UU0 " 459
and 10 of $40 each!
Tickets only $'-shares in proportion.
rs Nos, and Ia drawn ballots.
This is a beautiful little scheme for Packages, the
only way TO secure PRESS, and III which the far
famed High-prize sellers, EMORY & co will issue
certificates Of % quarter tickets fer the trifng sum
of $3.50 An early call, secures the prizes, large and
small "a word TO the wise," &C.
P.S.-For prize packages or single tickets, ad
dress the old established house of Emory Il Co., I'd
office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY CO., u. 3. Lottery Agency,
...-.f No. 2 Calvertst., ID Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street.
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ELECTIoNs ON SUNDAY. The new consti-
tuition of Louisiana provides for the holding Of
elections in that State on the first day of No.
yember, which occurred this year on Sunday.
The election was for Parish Constabes, and
was held on that day III several of the parishes.
The constitution certainly needs amendment.
THE RESPONSE OF VIRGINIA. The Govern
or Of this State has issued his proclamation for
tbe organization Of the regiment troops call
ed for by the President. We notice that Capt
T.. C. Darlington, Jr., of Richmond, is already
orcauZng a company.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1876.

1ARINELlsT-PORT or BALTlMDHr.
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THE LATE N. Y. ELECTloN FRAUDS. The
Grand Jury have instituted searching inves-
tgation into the late importation of convict vo-
tiers, and the Courier says the result of their la
bors will astonish some persons. They have
discharged their duty "without fear, favor, or
hope Of reward" and have found numerous
bills, but Of course it is not yet known who are
to be brought up. Enough is said to be known
to prove deep laid plot to defraud the honest
voters of their rights.
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CLEARED.

FkOmrne EXCHANGE nGADlNe-aooM nooK..
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WHO WIN saaeI from tnat painful dsease, Liver


cure, may be effected by the TIMELY of WlSTAR'S
BALSAM, for proof of witch read the following:
WATERFORD, N. Y. Mty7, 1915.
DEAR S1R In the year lS4l Il was go severely at.
tackled with Liver Comp aint as TO be 'nlirely una
BILE to attend to my business. [ consulted with the
best of physicians in our place but they gave me no
relief In the winter of 1872 procured bottle of
DIR. WiSTAK'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
and before had used one half of il, able TO re-
sumo nay business as usual. have since thai time
used two bottles of the Wild Cherry Basam and
have been entirely free from pain; and with the
ception of had cold in February last have enjoyed
better health than ever did before.
WIN. C. POTTER.
We are well acquainted with MIR. VIM C. Potter,
know that he was afflicted in The manner he des-
cTibes, and that his statement is entitled to full credit
SCOTT & WALDRON, Merchants.
None genuine unless signed |. Butts.
I'm hand and toy sale nv
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SENECA INDIANS. The following extract
from letter, received from an educated Sene-
Ga Chief, directed to his friend in Baltimore.
and dated Cattaraugus Reservation, 18th No
Vember, 1876, has been furnished to US by res
pcctcd correspondent. 1t will, we have no
doubt, be read with satisfaction, by all who feel
an interest in the welfare Of the greatly wrong
ed aborigines OF our country. We learn from
several sources, that the effolts of the Society
ofFrends, in behalf of the n. York Indians,
have been eminently successful, and promise
highly important benefits to these Indians.
"Ca!ioraugus Reservation, Ncv. IS, 1916.
"My respected riend:-'rhe Senecas are at
this time, In possession of almost every thing
that affords comfort and happiness; and proba
bly,, never in the whole history of our race,
have they been more prosperous in their condi
tion. By their own firesides, they are in the
enjoyment Of peace and plenty. The temper
ance clause in the law of 1915, has produced
incacuabe benefits to the Indians 1t is very
rare thing TO SEE an Indian intoxicated in our
streets, or on the Reservation, or elsewhere"
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hESE"SED FLOUkINE. The subscribers
az continue 10 dress both White and Yellow Pine
FLOORlhG. ~ 81 per lt0U AIsG. have constantly
FIR sa'e DRESSED CAROLINA FLOORING,
SEASONED and OF good quality at $50 per 1000.
J0S. TURNER & SON,
aol7 oIw le2 Light street wharf
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DIED.
On the morning of the 18th Inst. Wa MARr1N. sv
in the 66th year Of his age OF the defenders Of
BaliimOIe Vt NORTH Point
Ga the l3th inst. RACHEL, in the 5Sth year of her
age, eOnssrt OF Jesse Gudgeon.
On the 18Th inst. GRO, A. ROrE in the 4ti year of
his age, youngest sou Of Jacob and Charlotte Rote