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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-21

A SUPERIOR LOT Of Old Bourbon" Wits
IN key, for sale by
au14if BRINEGAk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-21

WNTILSON, STARBIRD g. SMITHS SY-
wv RUP OF SARSAPARILLA-For the
cure of rheumatism, scrofalous affections, diseases
of the skin, and eruptions of various kinds. 1t is a
powerful tonic and Alternative, and is valuable as a
restorative in depraved conditions of the system,
though its most extensive and useful application is
in the treatment of secondary syphilis, and syphi-
Ioid diseases, and that shattered state Of the system
which follows the imprudent use Of mercury in
these affections. For sale by
auto L. G. THOMAS. Druggist.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-21

DUTLER's EFFERvESCENT MAGNE-
I'D SIAN APERIENT-For dyspepsia, indi>
gestion, nervous debility, giddiness, head ache, aci-
dity Of the stomach, habitual costiveness, cutaneous
diseases, govt, gravel, &c, and highly valued as a
auIO l.. C.. THOMAS, Druggist.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-21

TOLOGNE-A superior article for sale by
" auIO l.. G.. THOMAS, Druggist.
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA and DIR. Wistar's
- BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, for sale
by aulO l.. G. THOMAS, Druggist.
MAGAZIN DE TAPISSERIE.
No. 20 Rae du Camp, Me. Orleans.
HOSEPH ETTER offie a vendre a bas prx
Cd pour do compliant, on acceptances de la vile,
loute sorte d'articles de ce genre, tells que Papier a
Tapisser pour mures, ciels de- lit pour rideaux
avec bordures etoffe a Rideaux avec garanitures
Pompons Cordes, Batons Dores, Corniches:-De
Matelas a resort, de Grin ct Mousse, des FRANCES,
Rideaux de fenetre transparents ct autres, Mousti-
CARES, Tapis de laine, de paille ct de toile peinte
etc. y
Tous ordres seront promptement executes.
Octobre 9, IS47. Hat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22

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MS ~ say "5 ma tue 'y.e' u '"' 'i'!' 70 'Ne'
9iie me WIN race Is 9'2a 's WI ANY ''''ea' al
as'' 10 P'nnce upon those o tue n'uVe pa ltI'h W.
nave III any wise be"ended the Americans. II would
my ~ s''' ne an 'n'f'9' upon humanity - "'ii' E"
Jul s3i',r'' a'' - lef''' "na'eVef 'l' "i9e''' =
si'a'' ', 'e humans are a9ah |ii'Ila! around iil'
'da ~ VI A'Edit H'd"d III iai2e h"h'ef' loo
in'fe Is one Jung cons 49e9t "P"n cur Withdrawal
''''' a., ''''' NJ d" 'ili Sa ph'Heil'hn against
-. '' III ''a' "aNGS Inc f'fa,y 'fr Is sraffe
al exc pli IN LIS 'el an" the harf1rs d the TfYalu
Ia iI'' VIII lahf place. IN HIS city, Is constantly be
NC ~ VI '.9 H"u) fii#NiS'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
CI1APPAR II.
1Ju!iscGf!c da0 aeosttiCal,
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.

W A,niNeroN. My II, ISIS
~ there is no news aoat here, 1t i, but tle that
slall write.
GeaenI Worth letters, in the ofliesl ORGAN of Thu
n2uiug are written with much political TACT aud allr
he'd adrirne,s / cy create good dra of spnculaIor
amoo4 the Ia'1t.ro q7id n,4tcS. Some. few al,
for running Worth far President Others say. Va. VI
will have no more pnlried experiments Some pr5mn
emf man t our PARTY must now lac pat IL nomination, ht
must be known IL the country. These are words utter
Jed by members al CunLr and by delegates 10 hr 81
tnnnfe Convention. Oher Iocoluc1s say HAT Worth
who to-day Is a dom i'rat' WAS short tue siGce
strong Wing, aud would be as Likely 10 bra " BIZ
i'm three moa'S FROM this, any thlng el5e They say
he "evcrl thing by turns aud nothing l1a1.
4 very ds'lngn shed locl'i,co--a mn who just roW
Stands prominently before the public, and who know,
|Grneral Worth ntimacly-ashed me seriously to-day
would nominate Worth? lie MAS asked. why h mad,
he inquIr,2 Because, said he Worth would iast It.
earnestly take nomination from he " alg' from the
Democrats
Tho delegates to the Baltimore Lee, iic9 Convention
ate still arriving here, haye talked with ne OF them
from Tennessee. They are. Of clursn-uh. yes, oil
course for Cas- But, ask them, ii they are Cor lhs
|maIry rule the two thirds rule anil ii they reply al
,al they will that they are for the two-hrs rule.
md mean vote for it, They may just as well el You
lhey against and not G CaSs, for the adj pon of the
W. thirds rule kills his nomination. while the adoption
o the maIlnty rule 81, ures his nominations
Genral rWiggs -b,c, here and will soon leave for
his des'lnatlon-Pass Christian.
The weather here is Still cpol-too cool
MfCllhoun Is expected 10 speak N the Senate tn NOR
h'w. crowd Will be there 10 hear the great Caronl-
ar.
am GLAD youare going 10 notice the great reoort o
Butler King, M the steam Ines 20 Shaaaae and On
lon. fou San fancl>c, Nj. King has a cipial head
and deserves 10 be al the Navy Department.
POTOMAC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
Fl ROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

The following the address spoken by Nj Rush. IL,
Minister oi the United States At Paris, IN pnssu.,u, Il
Ihr Provisional Government. from that nj the couufr,
which he represents letters Of egulun Of the freac
lRcpublic
Gentemcn-l have the hanard pr, scntinr 10 Won.
3c'cr from the President Of The lutel ) airs vhrl
,coniers IN me The qnaly of envoy eNuaafdn1ry m,
UalSor plcnlpo nary Of that Republic To lll, RruA
III Franco In presenting thus letter is my duty ro PIE
5Nen 10 Yen al the same time the sincere socude hcI
We President 'tS Tor The prosperity If France anil an
drece Ia inform yen his ariehld dies to cultivate viii
peal and curdltIly between tina tWo Tcpuhlrs
he most friendly rcIoiuns, which Will rive Il
cement their m1st precious recpru cal interests.
Fam also charged 10 declare that the President ap
Ipruves OF my conduct recognizing the French
'Rcpnhlic when lis existence WAS aungaoe d 10 tin
;wndd IN Fuhrnlry by the Provisional government
was then three days after lis BIRTH At present this 4.
h. thtrd month OF It's existence. DarnL that interval
when all Europe has been agaled. 'nd france exp sr
to the graycsi tlls and difficulties The Provisional GOV
rnmeni has succeeded IN lnSuung 10 The Supreme bcs
sings OF tranquility at hume and Of peace aar5ad liz
tory will take noce oi That immense work am dluny
hpry 10 again Offer this occasion my ficlali1us,uc4
can now DO 50 With he assent Of my
|ny country.
II may now again he permitted II express nv ardent
wishes that when the Republic shall have passed from
Your hands. which have hitherto guided lis deslncs a-
10 those 81 the National Assembly. that great body NAV
crown It's labrs Ivy the eStabi>hmeuto Institutions in
'9Hng 10 France the greatest prosperity and the pure>t
glory
NJ. Iamar,irc replied as follows -
Cit zen Min sirr--1he provisional government has
charged me 10 represent II at this moment. IL recri,
from soo hands the first act ofulrial recognition Of tho
French Republic. France the first 10 recognize the
independence of the American Republic. then Young
weak and sui contested, bui which, under the tiuinl
Influence oflke democratic principle was stned in half
century to increase II the proportions of nearly WHOM
rounent By the restrictive justice OF providence it has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22

Pru'n' al rn''"eira Transmitted 'ooa The following
p '''''''a' "'"' ,,,,,
i'd''I'i'' NAY T. = /. VI.
The Cambrias mall has reached TIN, city, and send
v,u the following additional rem-:
WAR Between SARDINIA AND AUSTRIA
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war Of ln,.ncnJcore r,,br ,l,o ea,s,, f., ,.,.,Il.,
mont of i, n rrulIio IN | ,,,i,,ei,, - ,,,f,all, l
batch winch arrlyd Al Al,l,a a., il ,o, f,,, H. L,,
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'hr''ANp Aii'hf'NN 10 HE REPEAlERN
or IllEI SKATES
NlIi prnsioujs have been entered NM, H., L;rI. -
indictment against smith O'Bnen Nurb,1 N.,ul,er
aud others. on account of mIorualuc3. but new in
llcmcnS are t. be nude ont against them
Inc tllowmg address has been ISSUED 10 The friends
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

the bill for refundlag monies advanced by States O
andivdaas f'r The equipment and transportation Of vol
.unteers, was taken up and pissed.
On mptoa Of Mr.. Chapman. the bill for EXTENDING
altering and amending he charter Of he city olYashinS
Ton was taken up and passed.
Mr. lleny moved 10 consider the vote passing the b
Inc bill was odious-ii contained property qnsillca
lion.
M. Mclean denied The s,atrmenr and said Tho Lin
contained no qualification
Af jones, Of Tenne-se, advanced TO the aid Of VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


INTERESTING I\TFIJIGF\EF =FI-R0pr
-. ,,,t,,,,,',,,,. =
= ~ ~ '''''.
l lr uh2ta steamer 'ah2i'' APT lIlfd'ah. N
tYtd NrN nh ON N'lufday evening, having suited
I'm 'i','P}i9n 'h' - vi. Hhe bnn9S ilEefPlal
aud l,nnd'n fdltsla me diy ol her Slllhg We have
tea4fcd from oaf Correspondent At Ne" York lhe ia
loHbs sa2Ha y "' European ih''''gfnee
BY ,n"Hetic 1dcEaph
l'rf,uzmltlrd for The An,,e,,
v 81
'o""' Wy 10 VI.
he steamer amhna, APT liAuissn, arrived AT .
late hour last neh and have bad umc Ia pcpae In
following SUMMARY "' INTERESTING ''"fof'an intelligence
Nhlfh s'u1 yea h'u@n IN, h'Er'ph.
Am"'G n'f r37s'Er'S Is W ~. L. SWAIN, ~ one ii
lo' P''l''"''"' tue "''aoelPha Logger aud baltimore
sun
! lie American Man Steamer lI'tmahn had mi SAL
ed tmm Southampton When The |. lell. Sh" had heen
DELAYED hys1me1nlW, Nhl53nrf machinery bad received
aud would no sa until the l2liI O. Nay.
ihe French elections pissed I'll lury, III moi ftie
party having bern everywhere Triumphant.
The English MONEY Market, although llrnmting
generally firm Cuusos were sellas IN .,rl II 1t
-.
letter TON ord Shrewsbury states that the tope
la receiving tie Envoy from The natd Sar. arcfedl
ed Ia X u" -lld ~ shall he extremely bply enter
unto Foay with 50 great nat1"n. especially with une
pa winch the Clutch has nothing 10 i'at ipn The nv
eflhtn'' 4oi the 'vrfomenl from III eharrh.'
fPu"a ailfrs ~ the Continent continue IN about IL,
s7ne fl-Hirrel state.
'onn"cl Il maiirt~ apfeafto be genfrlly the saue
.iheogh hcfr seems IL boa gradual lmpr5vlurut,
"1lhstaudng tie iVou~h stale Il khdfs lhruu Ehaul
Europe. and TN political agitation in Great Iulan and
III lmd.
4 Altoona, On the 9th Il April, intelligence was r.
cel,ed u the taking Of The ioNn Of Srhlrs-w, by ihr
lraors of the Confederation afcr an engagement winch
listed from eelnck In the afternoon o Easter Sna,a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
From the " -. Crescent. Man SM.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM NEXIFf


BY the stea n,hip New Odrans C1pr T. Aull. which
arrived last evening from Nrm Cfuz we have, received
news from that place II the 81 lnet and from the city of
NeNlrn To the 2'lh ut Our correspondence Is very vu
a'eioous, and VIII be found even m4fe Aan usually in
efoSing Al The last dirs our Commissioners Ales,r,
,Srylcr and CHI rI had started Tor Qurrciaro an
1r correspondent ChaPpara, seems 10 SUSPECT that III
Is possible they may 90 there Il seems that there
ha been some difficulty concerning The escort: the Mex
canS protesting against the Of any number of
Jour troops into their capital. under FLAG Of
Truce, aud our Commissioners cunending tor the priv
sle9r winch had been conferred by the arms lee This
,ecum stance. together with the diff -nly ofobala al
quorum, renders the question Of Peace more than ever
uncertain Our correspondent very asty Observes that
la bodies OF lanrcs frequently the vefy pla
ct Mexico ITSELF II Is unreasonable and absurd for the
Mexican anthorurs 10 deny the night which they
'aln tr themselves The Star, Of the 2QDh, has the
4 flowing nfen the subject
1 " The coHlpsSionus,-l would appear from para
rph IN 1he Aollor OF Yesterday that.hp Amer an sol
es ho are Ia escort the Commissioners Of the United
States 10 tlnerear1, not to be allowed enter that
jaty II SAYS. are told the Commissioners Of he
nled States will leave here with song escort Of all
arms hut that will Stop point where it viii
BE- met By escort SEM by Government con
duct the Commissioners Ia Qncretaro. Wenndrrsfand an
Suppression has prevailed the seat uf Government shat
ZEN raj Paleron with his division going as an IS
ec1n t. the C7mml~Soners and that word was sent that
such aneteut. the latter would lot be received as me-
srlrt Wnu be allowed Ia enter the cty-ai the Conn
u nlssuucfs might safely rry upon Mexican honor.
lSr. HIVE not the troops the right. by ia, laws of
1ibe ormistIee, % enter Qucreiafo under a flag of
lodgl1g, however. from the aoncxei pqrarrap5 from
he same PaPer,wc should ina zine The difficulty to have
L lecn Sruej:-
1 "Fw Q4artmo-A parton Of tho 81 Dnyoons
gand The Rl emen, undrr Nailr PIX. we harm 90 to
dQocrejar1 IS an escort 10 the American Commission
The long expected quorum has not as vet assembled n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22

>, MILITARY APPOINTMFNTS-The S ,n,te in
EXECUTIVE session. Yesterday confirmed tar nomna,ios
ct Generals lwlggs and DOL a, B7evet Major Gener
ais So'n'I Churchill, Breadicr General Captains
" 2>ais'o" ana bragg, (2nd Arery.) as Lieutenant
al as Lieutenant Colonel ''' 'e'e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
APPOINTMENT rs BY THE PREsIDEVr

APPOINTMENT IS BY THE PRESIDENF.
by ''d ''ah he ddrjce and consent ethc .So4atc.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS
peIeg Blanchard, Collector, Cape Niaceat, New York,
reapp1lntrd.
Aired Palmer, Surveyor, Urbanna, va, reapppin
LAND OFFICERS.
pointed. 10y
Trims Tiger. Register Fort WAYNE. L.. rico WI
am ). Edsall, whose commission will eNpre ,lu5s lld
ISIS ~ y "'''s : III
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ADDllIONAI. News.

After the orrging despatch WIS received onr core.
''rd'ni AT Philadelphia Transmitted toua the foIluWIa
IdIllonal news:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22

he correspondent of the Crescent in letter Of ApriI
9Th, writes As FLOWS: 'i''
reHefaie to You To be prepared for anylhiny-
W.T.. SUI VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22
IRELAND ADDRESS roTuE REPEATER,

.N6i proyiqts have been entered upon the bills ot
Indictment against smith O'Bneo Michel. Nl,agher
nd others, CA account of mlprmlluc;. but new in
clmcntS are t. be nude ont a!lin, them
The i1lluwmg address has been ISSUED 10 the friend
t Ireland In America, dated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-22

y S.-Thc Council Of Three Hundred which VII
assemble here before many weeks, will constitute POW
n with which yon can property corrrsp1ul.
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REMARKABLE CONDOLENCES.

The N. Y. Sun in its summary OF European
intelligence, reminds Us ofvarious remar6a'
BILE condolences between the late revolu'
ton Ia Paris and the famous three days revo.
luton Of July, 1880.
On Sunday, July 25lh, 1880, the Minis
tiers, Charles X. presiding, decided upon the
famoMs and obnoxious laws sgainst the free
dom of the Press:
On Sunday, February 10Th lS4s, the Min
listers Of Lous Philippe decided 10 oppose
The reiormist banquets.
On Monday, 26th July, 1880. the ordlnan'
ces were published, which supplied allP
The Press entered their protes'. r ~
On Monday 2lst February, ls4S, the lib
eral party, headed by Barroi, protested a,
gainst the measures 10 oppose the banquet
On Tuesday, July 9Th 1880, the exaspe-
ration Of the Parisian} popoulation was at its
height. Crowds assembled and cries OF Vive
Ia Charte! A bas les Ministeres! were heard
AT half past four P. M. there was coils
Jon between the people and the troops at the
corner of Rae ST. Honore and Richelieu
and barricades we're raised. Il
On Tuesday, February 22nd, lo4s, crowds
collected and the cry was yive Ia Reforme! !
A bas Guizot! The struggle again commenc-
ed at the corner Of ST. .Honere and Richelieu.
On Wednesday, July 2Sth, 1880, the con-
Gict became became general throughout the
city.
On Wednesday 23d, 1s4s, the struggle
became serious--it was not an cnaeute but an
iasurrection.
On Thursday, July 29,h 1880, the fate Of
she kingdom was decided. Many Of the
troops joined the people. Az h,lepas st one
P. M, The Louvre and the TueiIleries were
in the hands Of the people, Charles x, and
his defendants were desposed a
On Thursday, February 24th, ls4s, one
o'clock, the Palais Royal was taken u SACK
cd, and at two o'clock the Tailleries shared
the same fate. The troops joined the peop-
aAe. Louis Philippe, like Charles K, .abdi-
xateA ip favor of bis grand son. qyyEqn
} jim the Eidst of the Chamber Of deputies,
sirroundadby people, a soice says Of the ab-
dication. sit istoblaie,'' These same words
were used by oiidon Harott % Charles x.
Here the coincidence ceases. Ia 1880 tho
r,eople sought Constitusionas kisg as bet
Ter IMAM Kepublics--now they will be SON
tent v ith nothing short Of Republic itsetE
- u. r . a4.
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"pRoCRAsTINATIoN is THE THIEF OF

TlME."-A truth as solemn as il is Important
But it is one, perhaps, that is not fully realized
until some woful neglect has caused a long and
painful disease. How necessary i, is then to pay
attention to tho slightest symptoms and ~ act
with promptness and decision in cases which are
us Of the greatest moment, and Immediately.
procure the right remedy for removing nm enemy
so :atn, 10 our hnpnur-.. We knnw '.n.. Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" to be a severe ig n
re for all ymedbreast and Jung affections. II has
cureI Consumption when SO far advanced that 3
patient experienced those miserable sensations
caused by tho death-like chills which often fol
low the perspira,ion Of the night and morning, the
harassing Cough and exoectoraticn. distressing g
pains ID the chest. and difficulty Of breathing, the
woe-Beg 10 sinking feelings produced by this
isease, &heh the ANXIOUS friends had given up
all hope Of the patients recovery; but supposed
him hopelessly sinking into an early grave.
Do not procrastinate! but make use Of Wis.
tar's Balsam;'' aid live healthy and happy See
Wistnr'a ireitiSe on consumption of the lungs
To be had of agent. s. qr
See advertisement. D ls5e $3.50
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
hA''ie" ys. Chambers EXECUTION,

Ii. VS.. i Il , EXECUTION,
Nelson McCallister. .l,y
DY virtue Of execution issued from the Court of Com
ID mon pleas of Putnam county Ohio and to me directed,
will offer for sale at the house of Nelson McCaliste in
the Town Of Gihoa In said County, on Friday the 18th
day Of April A. D. 64a between the hours Of ten o'clock.
A. NJ and O'Clock. p NJ, of said day, the following des
crihed property, to wit:
One two wagon and harness. sorrel horse
bay eight day brass clock, Bureau and four
teen head 6f sheep. r-4.t .rs sr. ..e.-..i
Taken the property of Nelson Mcallister TO satisfy
Judgment obtained in sad court in favor OF Matthew
Chambers.
n ShERIFF's OFFICE, a
Kaida March 25, A. d. 164ei 369bv
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TO THE PEOPLE OF OHIO.

Since issuing the cali for . convention Of
the people Of the State, to meet al Columbus
on the Goth of April next, such expressions
Of public sentiment have been received FROM.
various parts OF the State, that we have
deemed it advisable TO change The time for
holding the convention. For the purpose Of
giving more time for the most distant com,
lies TO act in this most important matter, tho !.
period for the meeting of the convention, is
hereby deferred till Wednesday, the tho tenth
day of May next.
And 10 prevent any misunderstanding as
TO The manner of choosing the delegates, it,
is recommended that tbe democralc party
Of each county Of the State, respectively as
sembe at a convenient time and place to Be
designated by the county central committee;
and appoint one delegate for every 1000
votes given for Governor by the the whole
people composing said county at the State
election in October, 1874, and one addition
al delegate Cor any fractional vote over 500,
and at least one delegate for any county,
ia which said vote al said election was less
than one thous1nd,
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TIT1E undersigned vas on the26th day OF Febru-
: Il nryA. D. 1a48, by the court of Common Pleas
Of Henry County, Ohio, duly appointed and quail
i6ed as Administrator OF the estate Salmon Cross,
late Of said county, deceased. i
W. ]. JACKSON.
Damascus, March 9, l848. 368cw
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DIED-At Ssctisn Ten. on the 28,h Of March,
J'hn Jasper Nordhoff, aged ,venty-one years.
The deceased had just entered upon busine IS
for himself in Secten Tes. after having been for
four years resident Of this village, in the EN-.
ploy Of Judge Skinner, His unwearied industry,
and unvarisd, good behsyiour, won him the es-
tecm Of oil who knew him. and wskens sincere
regret that his career in life was % early ended.
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SHERIFF;S SALE.
BENJAMIN" e. r I'V'n'{ EXECUTION. U ON,

NV, 3; S:,,. EXECUTION.
IY virtue OF writ Of execution to dIteried from the
ID Cohrt 81 Common Plens. OF Putnam County, OhiO
will offer for sale on M0udny the 10th day of April
IA 49, between the hours often o'clock A. M. and four
oclsck M. at the house Of n W. 0gan. ofsad county
tile following property. to wit:
One two h6tse wnfbn, k,ti one gray horse.
Taken In Execution the prorey Of N. w. Ogan, TO
satisfy Judgment obtained in said court In favor Of Ben
jafiin F. Irven, !, ...s1 H.
sura1yy . Orxfcr,,s -:
Kaiida March 25, 1913. 4 $ 36e
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New York, March l7--lO n. m.
TmipOrtnsst from Clfimn.

Arrival cfthe Sea Witeh.7-Shortest pldss.
age on record.
The Sea Witch has arrived here from Chi
ma, makirg the passage in Tie very short pc
riod Of II days, believed 10 be the shortest
passage on record. & m
Four Of the mnrderers of the sir English.
men, OF whose brutal massacre accounts
have heretofore been teceived, have
been arrested, convicted Of tho crime,
and decapita,ed. A number Of others were
imp icated as participants, and it was beliey-
ed would share the same fate. The bodies
Of the murdered men had been restored 10
their friends. .,as sa sc,5s ,.s ...
On the Goth Of December, Immediately pri-
or 10 sailing Of the Sea Witch, all was quiet,
but very serious apprchensions and anxiety
were felt for the future. s..s 3.,..
The British steamer Pluto had commit
ed terrible havoc aud slaughter upor the
Chinese pirates, destroying many Of their
vessels, and killing large number Of their
men r-.t a.it Us M 3. t,r-, =, r