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Meeting in New Orleans.

An immense concoursc Of persons assembled n the
Commercial Exchange New Orleans on the Both ult TO
the OF Bucna Vista. We regret tha,
have space give detailed accouu, OF the snhu-
siastic proceedings. Baiie Peyon Cob Caleb Gushing
Mr. Johnson attorney General OF Pennsylvania VIM.
Cost Johnson OF Maryland, Col. Anderson Of Tennessee
and Mr.. Cameron Pa. successfully addressed the crowd
ed assembIaee which Mr.. Crossmsn the Mayor OF
the city presidcd-and by which the suboined resolutions
were unanimously adopted;
l. Resolved That the late brilliant achievement OF our
army the battle Of Blcna VISTA fighting as II Gd against
such fearful odds, affords the world another proof of
wha, American vaor directed 5v American skill can ac
c'mplsh The deeds OF noble daring performed there bv
officers aud men will all bright page in the nations his
tory, and vail be turned with p5dc and exu.Jaton rs
.0ng It's records shall endure.
,. Resolved, That Gen. d TAYLOR the commanier of
forces Buena Vista, by hi- sacaci,y his skill en-
terprse snd dauatess fmness the conduct the Mex
and especially by his hero;c vao. and strategy
in his late engagement with Santa Anna mas won TOT AIM
SELF that entities him rank with the creates. can
ains OF this any other age.
; Resolved That tender 20 Gen Tsyior hs officers
thanks ior their services cur congratulations
TO- their victories and that shall be ever
ready 20 accord ssch and Of them appropriate honors
and rewards Tor their sew. oes 60 the Republic
J. Resc'eu, That bic noun over the loss Of our
srt fellow country who TELL the 22d and % OF
February zoos bac> upon their fate with mingled iee-
ngs 81 sorrow 4ad prjeJhey gone 5g, they are no;
ceal-;lCy N i've forever the memory and affection
q, the usc1u and scarcely know whether 70 fer their
'salcs ana irlclis our confidence c,1grltu.atons
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CAMP MAR vERA CRuz,
March l. LIN o,,l,..L NJ

Mexican bearer Of dispatches was caught last nigh,
"he endeaVofng 10 pass our lines. lie shot At and
wounded by one OF Capt MagrudoTs men, yet made his
escape with the loss OF his bag OF papers Among his do
cumen's was an address the Governor OF Jaapa praying
Tor reno'cemons and provisions, and setting forth that
Vera Cruz had been deserted by the Supreme Government
r. S-ll o'clock.-They are at this moment rafting
away with the heaviest kind OF shells from the castle and
Two oil mem have Just struck within few yards OF the
tents OF the quaTtermSster where writing this II
would be amusingin TACT the sea ering
they make. were there tle danger mingled with
ihe performances We are almost out of their reach. how
few OF the shells coming this lar before thew burst or
fall sho!i. % w
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CInrkc,s Omcc. IN 49,
let ~ Lotory Vendors say rtsf Inv uav.
fof frttfyo rHnEs, CLGRRE CgRRIgg Tyg ggyt,


Dfawing n New Jersey eiaus "a.
Is 10 SO 81 ~ 50 30 N Co so a. -.
Nos. ~ ~ IS, Whole of ai00 and ~ -
80 -, Har of ei5o--h,tb soB ,rA ,,t L. ,..,-
mailing capitals 'oh and psid BY hin IN three d,y, -
THIS Day, hpfl shCapfais 2 Of st0ooo ri,E.,, a. T.
mouoW, Friday hpfl ethfapiai $4,000 ,tes, an "a 81,
day Apri O'h-Caritai ESQ 900 Ticker, 40 ~ - ~ 60,
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" "D,uue" received TOO late f,r his mornings pa
per- shall have place morrow. Also, or" and some
other communication.
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From the N. o. Pieayune, March 3Il
LATER FROM VERA CRUrz

The ship oswoeo, Captain Johnson arrived from Vera
Cruz Yesterday morning, having sailed the 18Th instant
".G I Seden came passenger on the Oswogo.
has been lost on Anton Lzado More than one hundred
Col Duncan lost several of his horses in the gale The
loss OF horses is severely felt.
capt hearney, OF the u. S. Dragons had not landed
and we do not know how many his horses NAV have
lost. 10y ~ 'N
One drugoon drowned from the Yazoo. and ,h,..
men from the storo-shP Relief drowned in
ing to rescue the dragons.
ne snip Diadem, which sailed from this port with two
hundred and thirty horses on board LOST ali bu, ,,nt
seven before her arrival Vera Cruz
The ship Louisville with over ono hundred borses on
BOARD landed barely nifty at Vera Cruz, and other vessel
with horses on board have been or less unfortunate
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To the Ed,-ro Of The whr

II "MAw vorms," Is no, inserted, because il was
unaccompanIed BY ihe name Of tho wntef
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FOR THE LADIES.
Splendid Dress slippers ana SI,ocs.

w haVo just opened splendid lot Of Ladies'
INC fe ~ and Horoeeo Slipper splendid French bfonrs
90 also ladies hne dee Walking shoea I'M, h, Of Ladies.
Ss wy superior. snd reilly beautiful We nvi,s ladies m
aP5 p,,rNgv =. ,y.r-rs
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THEATRE.

Our Theatre closed on Monday night with a benefit TO
Mr. Blake after mos, brilliant season The audience was
Of the fashionable and numerous We have ever
seen within iis was-a substantial evidence from our com.
muniy OF It's entire APPRECIATION OF his merits as man. an
actor aud manager Daring the evening" beautiful piece
OF plate presented Mr.. Blake by the friends Of the
Drama.
The suboined correspondence will evince the estimation
in which he held by those who know him and will be
read with interest by his many friends at distance
RICHMOND, April 5, lS47.
Dear Sir-Many admirers OF the Drama in this Civ
among whom NC are happy 10 DC numbered, deemiag a
well regulated Theatre public benefit and having been
highly grauhed with the manner in which the Richmond
Theatre has been conducted during the season abou, to
terminate. have dePuicd tender YOU the piece OF
plate which accompanies THE testimonial OF thesc
sentiments and to their personal for you and
appreciation ui your merits arust.
We take leave to say, that perform this duty with
pleasure because have frequently witnessed the cNhi
billions under management which As an actor Won
have. Individually largely contributes and hay, tonod
the Theatre elegant and refined recreation which all
might ENJOY, not only without injury but with advantage
With assurances Of our sincere wishes for your private
and public prosperity.
We remain yours, very truly.
GuSTANUS 4. MYERS,
JAMES LYONS. tCommittee
AUG l.. WARNER
To WV. &. BLAEE, Esq.
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W FROM the generic Of spider tribe rr,.ot, H.
WORD texture Is derived and the web was undo
y e h' specimen OF oear'sg which the saw Rnc
may be considered Il appTc ae 10 The
abries Of looms remedies OF the ,niy -
the iuHphs OF modern pharmacy. Of IIippoe
root was dug at particular moon and ne, -
ed IN cold water the hud administered the patient, o
pare this powerless chusion the ply result
CONGO n'1uon attained In SANns The 80
tonic properties Of the most valuable root exercise oaSh
preparation Their most perfect influence consequence
Is that all diseases OF the skin ahd nicruneu, az
those OF the hes and glands Including seofua yield readily m
almost every instance,
For further particulars and conclusive rvideue. of a.,
gratis. ' " u VI 'tehs
9J- Prepared and sold, wholesale md r,,,H md r.,
by A. H. d. SANDS, Druggists Fulton rre, CORN, ., 20
tam New York sold also by DUvAL & PURCELL Agcn,s NJ,
street richmond Va Price VI per bottle Tor s.
DIR. WOODS SUBSEQUENTLY AND win
CHERRY BITTERS.-There are certain dise..r,- -
diseases they may be eanedto which It - impossible 10 five
mite but which IA a general ~
e ann paTnaIy in arrangement OF the digestive organs
anu 'ne nerves 10 meet these and 20
woned strength and vgor many are in the haiti of
10 the use Of powerful and and To-,
DO -uch alter liberal
tered Nan before To 4, rh -
above referred 10, all that needed alternative to
eacul'ed to assist nature without law. II ,
health may be- restored without 10 dang rou. ana
PensiVe remedies Those who have that excellent
medehe-Df Woods sasaparll and Will Cherry Btter.-to
tue nNahi could compounded nj
OF the most saay remedies discovered out uy with
eae and 'k which merit the confidence public an W, may
add IN no small degree have already attained H.
Sold WHOLESALE and Retail by WYATT 4 KETCHAN tat r,,
ton New York, r. JOHNSTON Main sttc, Ricbon
the Druggists generally throughout 81 NH 20
~ Tho candidates OF the Eighth Congressional Distinct
as also those OF the Senatorial District OF Spottsyyana
roline and Essex, aud the county candidates of
ma arc respectfully solicited the people OF Spn,r-
syvania nj Andrews Precinct, (poylyania) on the "A
Saturday THE eth OF April and express their views on the
leading subjects OF the day. NH II
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Id En

on monday evening 5lh instant by Rev J. L Fdxara, NJ
Of this city. ''''S WADE au
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FOR SALE.

Gs1 1 INTENDING To remove my family Ia the
e-aA CITY OF Ne~ York early month Of NAV NIL, c,
sale nay present residence Of franklin jefferson
ihc house u TOO well known To description sunc. IL IN
say that u under AMI the male
rails all selected Of the best quality aud expense spared in
hn-h oi every pouon ~ Il Is rrptr mcfn in-
ptuvcm-ntr and the house and M ,fb
or without the lots Main the terms OF
payment such as to tu ttr convenience buy
The house be between and Del ca ard
between ; and q O'Clock IN Afternoon
hpril 9Th. Isi7.-d2w HENRY IUnIAN
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TO BUILDERS.
THOMAS J. GLENN

LAYING purchased an interest in the PLAN
- ING MACHINE AND SAW MILL Of Leroy A. Crrn.lsv,
Oh" bu'ns,s Of ic establishment will conducted IN m
name OF THOMAS J. GLENN CO. AMI the subscriber, would
respectfully sugFc To their friends and public generally thai
ucr FLAMING MACHINE will be kept in good cordru and
Flooring Plank Notwithstanding &C Esay dressed
they prepared orders SAVING FLANK INrO
BpARpS 81 any thickness They would also respectfully .ufgcs
That builders VIII lind 10 their advantage
Manufactures a. the plank dressed not
70 % much injury from much handing That shipped
We have on hand about 100 600 feet of flooring
other lumber for sale 10 which the those
who are in want Orlers from country thankfully
ed and promptly attended by Of may b.
ing buGes hours, at the Mil 18th Street Dock.
THOMAS J. GLENN,
40 S-dhc3t LEROY A. CRENSHAVV
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- Erls'us Brooks, Es. has become the editor OF the
Ft5urs Gazette Mr.. i. OF the sb.es and mos, in.
;s.Igent writers connected with the American Press
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j. The interesting accounts rom Vera Cruz which We
ly before readeis this morning prepare Us TO expect
every day uaiass OF saagu.aary e55fc, and brliaa,
,rl1-nra
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RUNAWAY,

~ Nv ~ w n
- lN AWAY from the subscriber about The LIST
- Of February last, Negro Roy NORMAN. ~. y,
about 10 year, OF age feet inches high, yellow com
p'Son and stouy made IL probable that said boy IN The
nvigh6ou'h,od Dr Chambeaynes farm Haons New
Ken.
The legal reward will b. paid for apprehension and delivery
to or said boy be lodged JAZZ % that can ret hn
again WIN N SMITH
RICHMOND Apulsh. 1917. ehda.w,v
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FashIonnbIo shnwI., Dress Goeas, MnsII,

Lace Collars. &c. sc, sc.
WARD d JENKINS Eagle Sauare) would
invite the Of examine beautiful 10, OF
Fpfing Shnwfs
Foulard Sih' biz satin striped sHEs
EfRam Paris Lawns, Moualna
Green Bafess Bonaei. Neck nni Cap Ribbons
Splendid Sash Ribbons, Mourning Barrge
hoHins r aide Monterey Baterr
Lamb Wool, Cape and ucrnani ahav,s
Ihr1solr Parssocs md Sun Shades
Fi'honabc Cares aud Collars with many Other eto q De-
failing auccs ~
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GENTS Light Cheap Dyess T,oo,. m.

II vHNIH IHEht Nhcnp DTcss TIOots.-Thr snb.r,-
" ~ has lhs Day received large ION assormcrt ~
and a'oni'e Boots ~hieh h. viii sat " $3.50 and m
par "enemen who have been paying " ard e. for roo
arc aniouf n know hoW they may economse pr NOT m a.
~ pair Of those soh and beautiful does Car Roots sipot
which hey can find at No 2I5 Broad street shotr m %,
sp8 Root and A.. M' $500
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100 Fair Of Cheap ChiIdrcn's shoes aud Boots.
n u. FRANKLIN would inform his friends

- and customers and an others, who buy
Shoes that h. has compete assortment Of an the
styles suitable Tor the Parents
well 10 EVc him call as he Determined pfoh
cash No. as Broad Street II neIt door below tho
Dry Goods Store Of Valentine, RFeeden A. Co ana
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III ASEtNdN' syrup OF Noptlin, Tor C,n utnptnu ,nd
- al dcascs Of the Chest and Iunrs. prepared ly pt a.
langs London and highly recommended by many thd On
Rih fhyneans and Surgeons supply uu received and Cr
nv r. JOHNSTON,
i'''' - ~ "'"' hV0
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u Tne "OzrHElN FANNY" are Ia The Civ and vil
give Concern Friday evening the Exchange Hote
We presume tina, the announcement IS enough TO IN.
sure them fail house
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To Gusiavus a, Myers, Jas. Lyons aud Aug. L. War
ner, Esgrs.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10

sLondon Times Office, Friday
Morning, March l9th:-It has fallen
% our lot to record one Of the most
trarical events, that perhaps ever oc-
cured in the history of Canada Wes'.
Yesterday evening, a young man named
Daniel Larkin, VINO had been some
Years m the service of Mr.. John w.
Handy, in this township, had a slignt
altercation with Mrs. Burns, an ell
d,,rlv woman, on account of some I'M
nroner words addressed by L.arkin to
= Young woman, for which Mrs. Burns
reproved him. He Immediately went
to another part ofthe house and brought
a double-barrelled gun, threatened to
shoot her. A person casually present,
as we understand the account, wrench
ed the gun out of Larkin's hand and
nut it away, and who afterwards with
drew, as we heard no more OF his pres
ence nor that Of the young woman be-
fore mentioned. Shortly after Mrs.
Burns with two of the children who
were with her and who there then in
the house, having,it must be supposed,
a presentiment Of her danger, took The
children, aud attempted to save her.
self in aneighbor's house.
She had not, however, left the prem
ises before Larkin recovered the gun
and, at about 30 yards distance, point
ed at Mrs. b., and asked her if she
was ready to stand her trial. He then
deliberately shot her through the heart
and Immediately carried the body to
the smoke house, and laying it on its
back, and discharging the gun at his
own breast, fell dead instantly. The
inquest was held late last night by DR..
Phillips, and the evidence was supplied
by one Of the children, boy l9 years
Of age, and which was given in a clear
and satisfactory manner. Verdict In
relation to the deceased Mrs. b. was
wiIful murder, committed by d. Lar
kin; and on the body of Larkin-died
by his own hand.
Mr.. B, had been an inmate of Mrs.
Handy's f4mily for about Is years,
and was both esteemed and respected
by Mr.. II. Larkin had fofsome years
been in the habit of drinking spirits
aud it was doubtless under chat inhu-
ence that the horrible deod was com
miited which has been cur painful du-
ty to narrate.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10

a MelanchoHy business. The
MARYLAND House of Delegates have
concluded their investigation OF the
charges Of theft, &C., brought by cx-
Gov. Thomas against George Legrand,
and dismissed them, with resolutions
expressive Of their conviction Of the
Judges innocence and purity Of char
acter. The whole details Of Gov.
Thomas family difficulties have come
out 10 the course of the investigation.
Gov. Mcdowell (Gov. 'Fs.. father-in-
law) spoke on Monday, and lash d
Gov. Thomas without mercy. He
charged him with being everything
but an honest man, and that the trial
was got up not for the purpose Of
trying Judge Legrand, but, in fact, to
himself and daughter. He further
said that Gov. Thomas had accused
Judge Legrand of stealing paper Of
value in the case about being tried %
Washington; but he Gov. McDowell)
accused Gov. Thomas Of having abb
strscted papers from his Gov. Thom-
as) wife's portfolio, which we're Of the
utmost importance TO him. This Grim
nation went on for some six hours, in
answer TO the elimination OF Gov. T..
on the preceding night. Several thrill
ling scenes occurred between the par
ties, both wrought to the highest de-
gree Of excitement.
Gov. Thomas answered Gov. DeDow-
ell on Thursday night in speech OF
passionate eloquence, in which he de-
nounced Gov. Mcdowell, Col. Ben
ton, Col. Preston, and others. in the
bilterest terms. IN speaking Of tie
two first named, he characteriz d them
as "bully Benton and blackguard
Mcdowell" when the excitement in
the hall among the members and spec
tators was intense. Gov. Mcdowell
sprang to his feet, and declared that
he would not suffer such epthets 10 be
applied to him, and appealed 70 tie
House for protection. Members cali
ed to ''order," and the tumuil was a.
length stayed.-Ex. Paper
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10

Singular CGSe.-By the courtesy
os Ms Frederick friend, No rs Lud-
low street, the editors Of The n. Y. Sun
have had an opportunity OF examining
what they say (aud many others much
better vrrsed in su b matters.) do not
hesitate to pronounce the most extra
ordinary ease Of adipoceraiion, Tor
conversion OF the dead into a solid, un-
corrupted sub-tance) on record 1t
wa, the case Of the late Mrs Friend.
who was about the middle Of February
last disinterred at the old burying
ground, at the-corner of Broadway and
Twellth streets. Mrs. Friend. it
seems, died in February. 1880, very
suddenly, having retired TO rest almost
in b usual health, and wa lifeless be-
fore 3 o'clock the ueNt morning. She
was hale. hearty old lady, GS ears Of
age, almost unacqnainted with disease.
Ii becoming necessary to remove the
bodies Of those buried in the ground
described, the coffin Of Mrs. T. was Ia
ken up with the rest, and was found 10
exhibit no indication whatever of de-
cay; being as sold as wien FIRST placed
there. The III bling aceidently dis
placed, an astonishing spectacle is de-
scribed as having presented Itself F.
The face and neck q Mrs. II. exhibit
ed all the fullness which il possessed in
life, and, ind Ell, the checks were
somewhat larger, and, with the ex-
eepdon OF the absence Of the eyes, there
was not the sligt test appearance Of de-
cay. The surface, however; was Gov
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10

date vast numbers Of guests of all
ranks, and the little window above,
opening from a recess in che State a
partment, was evidently intended, in
order that the guests should be seen as
sembling. before the lord of the man
sion, and persons Of dignity, went
down to the common rePast. In the
middle of each table stood large salt
cellar, and it was a mark of distinction
whether person sat above or below
the salt. Particular care was taken
to place the guests according to their
rank.
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platteyiIle and Prairie du Chen.
Reguiar fri-veekiy Siage Lane.

TEynE snbscribeI having obtained the contract
for carrying the mail nom Plaueville, Grant
comfy, 70 Prairie du CHEN, Crawford county, w.
f.. would inform the public that he has fitted up
his coaches n n superior style, aud stocked the
travelling pubic
rhs stage leaves Prairie du CHEN every Mon
dag. "Wednesday and Friday. At ; o'clock.
n r.aaing by the way Of Patch Grnye. Beetowu
ana Lancaster, add arrives at Piauoyiiie at o.
eloek. P. ", ri id days
Leaves Plsueyiils evsry Tuesday, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, ai e'clock A. H., (passing ihfo'
the same tosas) aod arrives ~ PraifIe "a Chen
al o'clack. Z. 81. Of said days
.r..ss ata~s iatrfsecis aiti Hatcbius & Hnws's
Iios Al PlauoyiIls, ios Gaiena ard Madison.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10

Splendid Misery -Mi price o.
PoeCer 1.-THE royal family do not
iUe.' said friend Of mine the other
day, "they scarcely breathe whenever
the King goes beyond the walls Of the
Tuileries. Not a day passes but some
new attempt at conspiracy, some new
plot is discovered by the active vigl-
lance Of tile police At the late ball
at the Tnileries, the whole household
was thrown into state Of tae greatest
perplexity and tribulation BY tie dis
coyery of the negligence oil the clerk
whose duty it is to issue the invitations
having sent out six hundred duplicates
The ball was anything bat pastme
to those whose interests or affections
lead then to value the safety Of the
King, and measures had been taken
by cautious distribution of the royal
attendants, not to preventany attempts
on the life Of Louis Philippe, Chat
was lelt to Be bopelrss task amid the
dense crowd Of five thousand guests, J
but, al oil events. 10 be in readiness to
announce the disaster, which it was
felt mus, happen, as quickly as posi-
BILE 70 the proper authorities. Imagine
the terror or the Queen, the dread Of
the princesses, all the while they were
compelled TO bow and smile TO the
"foule dcs ndiTerens" However,
their fears were, fortunately, vain, for
Louis pbiIippe's proverbially lucky
star carried sion through this last peril,
considered by all people about the
court the most hazardous of all.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10

Impressive .9necdote EN- ne RI
sing Of l746, party Of G.. cortland $
dragons were hurryiag through
NilhsdaIe, in search Of rebels. Hun
cry and fa.igued, they called at a lone
widows house, and demanded refresh
ments. Her son, lad about 10, dress
ed up lang kale and butter. and the
good woman brought new milk. which
she told them was an her stock. One
Of the party inquired, with seeming
kindness, how she lived. Indeed,
quolh she, the COW and the kaleyard
wi Gods blessing, Is a. my maiIen. -
He arose, and with his sabre killed
the COW, and destroyed the kale. The
poor woman was thrown upon the
world, and died OF broken heart; the
disconsolate youth, her son, wandered
away beyond the inquiry of friends or
the search OF compassion. In the con-
linental war, when the British army
had gained a great and signal victory
the soldiery were making merry with
wine and recounting their exploits
4 Dragon roared out, q once starved
a Scotch witch in Nithsdale, | killed
her COW and destroyed her greens; but,
added he, she could live for all that on
her God, as she said And don't
you rue III? cried young soldier
starting up. Rue WHAT said he, rue
aupht like that?' Them cried the
youth, unsh athing his sword, that
woman vas my mother, draw, you
brutal william, draw They fought,
tile youth p ssed is sword twice thro'
the dragoon's body; and, while he
turned him over in the throes OF death.
he exclaimed, Had YOU rued it, you
should have only been punished BY
your God
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Taken Up

FeY the subscriber on the Dist INST. one COW
} with small slit 10 her right ear-white bel
by and white legs, with small white spot in The
face, about years old. Also ons three year old
hciisr with crop off the left ear, white belly,
white tai AID dark brown head. The owner is
requested 10 prove property, pay charges and take
them away. X. WHIrESIDE.
Cassyie, March 10, 1871. 1-4t.
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LIYERY ST.4BLE.

TEE snbsenbee has aiSo taken ihe stables con-
n.rtea nith Beanet AtNo3d's Union Hotel, rheic
s. ' 10 pfosias lhs tsr- best accommodations To-
tas bassss ~ 5is tavo, ag Customers. lie viii
t4sg raasfaaiiy hand, 70 lci, Horses, bysgifs,
q gers. &c wifh the best osiles 10 the c0ontry,
constantly 10 attendance.
II. MEssMORE.
TlausviIs, Jolly ., 1916. 20-ly.