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same hnulLsr invtsihg YifRha, - fsiR,
iaTrrmeRis pour IN fWm ~ gnaTrF,
Tie EmpfFoF has TsiiIsd - Uisuis, N
MaFsEia, WheEs 10 ean Wllset FHaBilFFs
thousands az sriuFnainRs. TFHdy ipetEags
in 81 aEainsl Iheir GsTmsn fsli9W-Eub-
jrris. ...-
Fanre hnlds alnnf from ~ qnauxl-
Russia stands ready. silh zo0. 600 nen
upnn ihe fnnknes al Poinnd. - hires ils
Whale weighs in favor &c lie Emgeror
snd II supPau nf he sri.Euaian 6sssrn-
meat.
Regular enmmunacalinns from Eealin
n Virnna ase interrupted. snd he raj.
Io4sls havs hern torn on. These rssnl.
arr prodneing serious = suits n ltsiy.
The Hungarian soldiers u Milan have
dsarFmined 10 IFinn n lhrir % n eanniy
and posilinn. Rndrszky appears q h N
= p-ulans randiiion for should ChaFlrs
Alhrn sriIs lsssrahle mameni. he may
drive llar Anssrians lfnm I.nRhariy iasisr
than he IA. lalrlS erpslled himself Prs
eat sssnls may change The whole fare Of
Enrape.
Nienna continues qniri sn1 orderly.
anil al The public buildings wrrrs prsiec-
lrd by the people.
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FsrHfaEt 40 Emsys ham he sysisH, 80 -,
b lie Ne ne themselves. hgt Eina ne uFus "a
phish thsY sFs FFaisiitFd, fluw uhish u N -
hlld lasy = nah sssia - FNFsKtfFsd. Ehd HAils
q = - asaalg IN - aEls8 NE.a ~ Assasss g .
FsEAsrliT kHzHsigzssta Ehs ElEgsRHL lt - agasz
I1e aEsFisEf. - lii.si . . uEElEfuzs ~ q =
lEEsliEs paNfF ~ szeiieui q lhasazslE rissazs
- :. sarm ka@ tke wamsk Hasrh 4 fFz destroys.
IL iEasza ~ laks 4 milk sf<sy - 81 as4s
$50. and i a easss 4 ~ 4<,E.an1 faI.y y -.
s~rs - dssa~1 Fssrass.
FFane C. ermas 90 aisl
Prpssa y ~. n. Y. Prery. snS - ~ A.
d a D. saad1. DE1ssisls. ZEE FuAaa sGIrss. y.
Ao1k.
sd SIS y LONG a WEBB. HalsA.souxh,
- ALEX. = WEBB a CO. classI Gsrssa.
OEssEr. and ~ alssssisis ssasrslly tAsosshaas
Is Eniard Sssiss.
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De-. O. he sTih uluima. q he rsslArnrs =
hsr hOsh-na. Ali gsrkson. MrA EIiEasErs D.
gasksss. dssshlrr = he Res. In Ella sssd -
yraEs. leaving hshind her an aahcfioa4ir hnshana
and iwo ehildrea lo mauEn ioss % hen irrsPa-
sldr. sizaes Jaeksap had heen o. many yssrs >
msnhfr q he Msshsdia Episcopal church. She
lived christian. and her end Mas pace. Her
lssi words wess. al iswrll." Nay thoss whoa
shr has In b~hind s0uo~ing. while hey drop .
lear % her memory. sr,s 10 ialiOW her sIsmIlc
and mrri her in her bright abode. =,
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POSTSCRIPT.

Thursday Morning.
The delay in issuing thi. number Of the Re-
eonler enables U. 10 give our Teaaru The follow
ing ,eIsgaPhie inicIligrnee. which we have re-
e-ived frnm our correspondent in Raleigh. The
return. from the county Of wske were not al in,
hu, it was understood that there had been .
Wing gain.
TeIesrlphie despatch. received at RsIeish yes
terlay morning. @
New York eiiy,--es,ims,sd majority foe Tsy-
lor. 5000. -<E@--E. %~
Bufr.lO-TslOt s74l. Cas- Tara. Van Buren,
see.
I.ockpou--majority Cor Tsylor lTo.
Detroit. Michigan-msjoriy for Taylor.
Msssachusc,ts--6l towns-Tsylor ASIA,
Cas- 100. Van Burcn .ssI.
Wilmington has given majority
Of 100 for Taylor, gain Of 10. --
ohio--in three counties heard from Taylor ha,
gained on the Governors election.
Pennsylvanis.-Hsrisburg Ia, lor's majority
over Johnston 46. In two other counties Tsylo
g,inel liz over Govemor's vo,r. York district
Tsyior's majority 400; Po,isvie GIT.
yirsini..-Pe,ersburg, SO majority for Taylor
Ohio county. Taylor's majority $40.
Maryland.--Baltimorc city, $40 majority e
Cas-.
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Valuable Papers. A Washington
letter in the N. Y. Journal of Commerce

Valuable Papers. A Washington
letter in the N. Y. Journal of Commerce
says "
Under the late act Of Congress the
Jefferson and Madison papers have been
offered TO the Secretary Of Stale: and they
are To be published by the government
The Jefferson papers are voluminous.
Besides territorial and political DISGUST
,ions and correspondence, they embrace
treatises on moral and religious topics
aud particularly comment on the lite
and character of 81. Paul.
Mr.. jefferson was, perhaps, more care
lul OF papers than any nan that ever lived
except the late jain @. Adams. Mr.. JET
ferson kept copies Of every paper tina. he
ever wrote, even on the most trilling sub
jecl. He invented a copying press ant
had several made IN France. One tina
he much used is now ex,an', aud in tn,
hands OF gentleman in Richmond
Equally careful he was in preserving eve
~ paper that ever he received. Ills pa
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"Doxn with the Constitution. ~
The Free Soil paper in Salem. colnmbi-
ana county. Ohio, has the motto " Down
y ilh The Constitution" Take the fol.
lowing exlTac; as a specimen Of It's con-
tents. Can well meaning men unite in
This destructive cry! MAJ. Int.
TIE Constitution dUesn't deserve
mending-no honest man ought TO touch
n, nor can he without bee"ming driiled.
u is far greater iyranl Than was Louis
Philippe, and, if ihe men Of France were
! justified in overtunipe The throne by Vin'
! lence. We men Of America would be jusIi'
fed By destroying the Constitution by the
same weans. Il is hoary hraded dies
pot that has rnled over them f"r seyrni,
years. and il is more Than time thai u wa
hurled from It's plare. and the sceplre o
| its dominion broken. In the naHe q
God and Liberty. down with The eons'I
iuiion."
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Hard Tlmes.-Qnile a number of fai

Hard Tlmes.-Quiie a number of fail.
ures have occurred lately in Boston and
Philadelphia. In Boston. the house ol
IIenshaw, Ward & 60. (who year OF
two ago bought out the Portsmouth
and Weldon Rail Road, and were expect.
ed 10 engage in o.hpr Rail Road schemes
in this State. failed for sl2O.0o0. Il
10 feared that other houses would 60
down. In Philadclphia. The papers say
if the Banks don't disconn. literally. the
whole mercantile community will fail; and
if they do discount liherally. they will
themselves be obliged to suspend before
Christmas. This is rather strong Ian
guage. of course; bu, Tire times are hard
enough in all con .cience. moi only in lhe
cities but throughout the country. They
are harl enough here, in all conscience.
Fayeiietik OBS.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligencer.l
Friday, Nov. Sd, lS4S

Atots su' totOs
ToBAcco-We have no change to n"te
in prices. The receipts are light. and all
which is offered find buyers al $3.50 a
$500.
CoTroN-The demand is good. Pri-
ccs ranging from ST cen's.
FLouR-We hear Of no sales this week
for export. The sales a. retail are 20 a
81, mainly at s5l. -. III.
Wharf.-The RECEIPTS have very great.
" fallen nff. and the demand continues
good. We quote at 100 lilo cents Tor
good 10 prime.
GoRN-is brisk at Sc 81 cents Tor
good and well cleaned.
BAcos-Virginia cured 81 al cents
Western 5 a 6 cents for Shoulders and
Sides. ar"
LaRp-Quick Sale at l0a a II cents
BRANDy-Virginia Apple Brandy 81 a
80 cents.
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TRUST SALE OF
Valuable PrODerty,

~ Y virtue Of decd to me executed by Kendall
~ Is. Wait, for the purposes therein specified,
will proceed 10 sell, to the highest bidder, at
Chapel Hill, on Monday the 25th day Of Deem
Der next, the following valuable property, to wit:
one moiety Of the valuable Merchant Mill, within
hafa mile of the Village, the property of Watt
& White; 80 acres Of land contiguous to the
Mill; one undivided moicty Of SIS acres Of land,
adjoining the lands of John Blake and Jesse Har.
grave; the House and Lot whereon Kendall b.
Watt now resides; his interest in two other inn
proved lots in the Village; one negro man, named
Phil: negro woman named Nancy, and good
Wagon and Team, together with stock Of Cattle
and Hogs Household Furniture, and various 9TH
CT ARTICLES Of personal property.
The Mill is in good repair, is well supported,
heing nearer to the Village Than any other, is
ry desirable property and ought TO attract atten-
ton from abroad.
The Title to all the Property is considered in
disputable; hut will of course convey the inter
est vested in nae hy the Deed and no other.
Six months credit will he given. upon Bond
with approved securities, bearing interest from
date.
NJ. eFETTER. Trustee.
Chapel Hill, Nov. g. So
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Late from Europe.


Tie Steamship EuFopa sHiVFilal New
YaIk On he aalh nll, with RsWs Ton
lAfeFpnal 10 The 18th. The iuiFlliErnre
. e = highly inlrFesiiLE rhaFariFE, - By
Iise iiiis~iHg SammaEy EiA aPPear.
Ireiana.-WHliam Saith q Brirn hes
hesn fnsnd guilly &C Ilisa rreasan. The
FfndEi - accompanied with ; lerom-
mendaliaa fn.m III SalFy or mercy. haI il
was ihseghi Ihsi he wnald h exrrnlrd.
lis sfnlrnre was. : That 700 NIlli.m
Smnh A. bsirn ~ iakrn fran larRre 10 The
plarr iran uhrne ynn asIne. and 10 he
lhenee draxn On hnngle n The plsre of
rxrenlion: and ~ Ihrrr hanged ~ he
nerk until yau he dad; that afieru ards
yonr he'd he seFrrrd frnm ynur body. and
your hoAs ~ disidr.l inIn four qasners. 10
bedisposed af a. hrr Msjesiy shall please.
ard mat 6od have mercy On saHf snul !"
MeMana.. anoilsrr Insngeni. has het n
Tisd and lnund guilty. lie was arrested
q Cork ~ hard an American ship. The
question: has hern r1lsrd uhrIhrr when
under The prnirelinn al The American asg.
England had poars 10 arFesi him.
Vienna-A sncrrsslnl revolution had
hFnkeE .ui in Vienna. The Minister ~
war had been murdered and hing up 10 =
IN: Up post The Emperor and family I.ss
erd. and The rily MAS in the possession
az The prople. A Provisional Cavern
menl was lnrlned. and a Republic pro-
claimed.
An alliance offensive and helsnsiFe hid
been entered into with Hungary. A rir-
rular was issued stating that all possible
nessarss Eere taken for the ilefenre Of
| PalhsF.land.
| France.-ii was rumored I'm Paris that
Ministers had irntlerd their resignation.
bur that Gep, caraignac had declined ar
repling them, irrlauag hi- iHieniion 10 re-
isin the power Wi'h which he haa hren
invested, until The adoption of The Ton,
slilulion and the elerli.,n Of President
The election takes place about lhe ISL
If November. The constitution. Il was
believed. would be adopted about the 6rs
uf next month. ns
Louis Napoleon !, is supposed will h
ELECTED President. caralgnac is supRor
tel by the moderairs.
n The Cholera had broken nul al I.ondor
; and Ed,nburg. Tyeniy cases had hrer
reported al The former plaee-aud tut o
i. twenty-five AZ the latter, twenty had prov
2 ed fatal
4 Markets.-Coi,on fat. with sales IL
!. favor ofhuyrr. Nochanges iirPro'isions
) A decline in Flour.
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= IN IhR usnal parl sgrs. together wilh ive
. all,sT laKrs o. silvFT, sid iR thnfgs ~
= he assHi. Al Carlisle liil, = ymsli
. nlHra tefaesB NiFhlgan Fily nnsI Aaulh
= RrnA Whiie he FssHs WFFe changing
L huEsFs, ~ mnneF WRs lEkFa. and tbis
Z snii HaE hrnagasi - nrn9FFF ~ smoanl
|. e lhr rashery. Tie rnsnssl oa ~
|. paFi az he saFrrnnrni urre Disirirs
|. Aliarney Navel ard ST.. Frszirr. ard
/. 60 M drfesadaals Mrssr. Joy md Pa.
isr and Ne. Samnrl Clad. e kalsms.
I'm. The r4sr as snhmlied b ihr
: Jury. wha. afrr Friiriag al-aul zen min
ni~s. hrnughi N } srrdics 10 faypr ofIhs
L drfendznls."
Fsnm hrs tas he raprr rrmafks from
whirh Ne rs,py Tie an,rirl il seems lhzi
jnHirs hare nm i.lea nf changing lle fnllirs
nf Isnrniero inanri-s 10 individuals. II
Ilsse stage Pnspririon had hsd $4,000
af Ihrir asn mnnry N transport 6Fe ~
- hundred miles. shry wn..ld hare hnnghl
hank d.aii. that might IN, e b~en senl NJ
mail. ar ahirh ihr silgs driEsr could hare
rsrrird in his waisr"al packet.
Extract from The sseeeh a Mr.. Webster. dsll-
weird n Fanruil Hal m the eth ullimo.
.The truth j.. wh' n money is plenty.
lhr sub.Ireasnry . hungling. bnl harmless:
hHi WHEN sPerie raves the roaniry and
nloney is sr.rre. Il breomes q mars al
larinrr and tleslmriinn IN many. In me
mnnlh. lately. in New York. Ihe suh.lrea.
snry iOnk million and quarter from the
hanks. in sprrir. and lnrked iinp. This
orrasioneh = great scarcity nf money. and
moi only lei hanks 10 contract. hut To he
always fearful nf The future. This is ons
turn &c the suh,irrasnIy screw. how ma
ny Turns will IL take 60 make Il = rerlerl
torture! Government j. 50 embarrassed
Nv the working &c il own machinery lha
Mr.. Walker. the Secretary nf the TIeasu
~. set free alp"nl one million Of specie
and lOcked mp 81 many treasury mics il
iis plare. The suhiIeasury keeps mo
neyed msn in n constant state af lPpre
hrnsion. aud there is a nuciuasion in III
money market from bad 10 worse, 20 de
gree unexamplcd."
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The Nlinfot Proyfso.--The follow
ing. from the Alesandna Gsirtie, exposes the
trick which the Locos have been playing upon
the American people. and is all we are disposed
10 say al PRESENT in relation 10 the falsehood sen.
up from Raleigh on Saturday last, and % indus
lriou.ly circulated in our county:
The Wilmot Provlso. -" GeneralTay.
Inr riH prmnpd, veto any thing like the
Wilmal Prnyi-n." Such is the tenor Of a
pamphlet beaded :" Read. Pennsylvania"
which the Loeos are circulating in the
North.
" General Taylor has given assurances
To the N"rlh lint he mN moi seIo the
wilmnt provisn." Surh is the nurport of
a pamphlet heating tie heading " Read
and Re6er;." whish the Locos are dis
irlbuling in the Sonib.
4" General cass's construction Of the
Constitution is an ample provi-o against
the farther extension of slavery" Surh
is the sentiment promulgated at the North
by the Locos ia reference To Gen. Cass.
" Gen. Class on The Wilmot Proviso is
with the South" This 10 The doctrine
the I.ocns proclaim a, the South in re.
/ ference To Gen. Cass.
Thus il seems Ia he The " manifest des.
Tiny" az the I.ocos, for party purposes, Ia
make Gen. Taylor. a Southern man. as
sumo n Southern face in the North, and a
Northern face in The South; while TO Ge.
neral Cas-. Northern man, they gire a
| Northern visage in The North. and South
ern visagc in he S"ulh. Yet this is 4" The
: American Democracy per errsiiencf
which profrsscs To "place their trust il
the intelligence Of the people," while ]
evidently demonstrates by lis double deal
ing ,ha, il "cnnreives no imposlure Toe
monsuous for the popular credulily."
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Minnesota TeTitory.-The citizens oil
This new and rpmoie Territory held Con.
ren,ion at Saltwater on the 26ih Of Au-
gust. 10 take measures lar the organization
Of Territorial Government. 4 commit.
tee was appointed 10 draw mp memorial
TO Congress Ola The subject, and resoln'
tions were adopted expressive nflhe wish
es OF the people. Henry II. S'biey. esq.
was appointed delegate To visit Wash.
ing,"n, and represen, the interests Of the
Territory during The ensuing session oil
Congress. Nj. Int.
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Connterfeiter arrestei.-A man who
gives his name as Collins Smith. and says
hr lives in Floyd county. t;errria. though
a native of Sparianburg District, =. &. was
arrested near this plare on last Thursday.
charged with having passed counlrrIeiI
Money. tie passed through this village
and exchanged .even dollars If his spnri-
nns rnin with nne of nur grocery keepers.
bui had moi been gone long before the
fraud was discovered. and he pursne, and
apprehrnded. A portion Of his counter.
letting implements were found in his
parker, and small quantity nf the base
metal he used. in his sadde.bags. lie is
now in jail-snle tenant Of that building,
aud the first one il has had for long
time. Our county. il seems, would have
lr,le or no use lnr a prison. we're il no
for conhning rascals that come amongst u:
frnm other quarters - Or else, like printers
il cannot gel its dues.
The seven dollars which Smith ex
changed here, are limitations of the Span
ish dollar. and. dated 1916, though ,h
stamp found in his pocket is engrave'
with 1918. which makes il probable tina
he has different stamps; AID il il quite
likely he may be connected with a gans
ol regular oreanized swindlers. We slial
wal, for farther developments.
Mountain Banner.
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Discovery In Mississippi. =

Discovery in Mississippi - In tho
South western part If Franklin county,
Miss. there is platform or lo"r of hewn
stone, neatly polished. some three lee'nn.
llpr ground. IL is about nne hundred and
eighty feet long. and eighty fec. wide. II
extends due north and south. and iis sur
fare is perfectly level. The masonry is
said TO he equal, if not superior. 10 any
wo.k Of modern times. The land above
il is cultivated, but thirty years ago il was
covered with oak and pine trees, measur-
ing from two to three feet in diameter. II
is evidently Of very remote antiquity, al
The Indians Who reside in the npighhor.
hood had no knowledge of its existence
previous TO its recent discovery. Nor is
there any tradition among them to form
any idea Of The object of the work, or The
people who were its builders. There is
also canal and well connected with il,
hui they never have been explored. A
sublerranean passage may be underneath,
Farther explorations may throw some
light upon lis origin.
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Strangers Coming.--A letter is in towr

Strangers Coming.--A letter is in town,
received bv the last steamer. which states
that the English Government, is making
preparations to send out 1000 select pau.
per boys from lrelan'l, and 10000 from
England. to the settlements in Australia.
The rejected paupers will be quietly ship
ped to The United States. There are over
100000 Of poor in Ireland all otwhom
will 90 on. to America as fast as funds
can be obtained for their transportation.
From another source we learn thai, owing
TO the want Of employment, $500 Swiss
wa,chmakers are preparing 10 embark Tor
New York and PhiladeIphia. In add'-
ton 10 the above. an immense number oil
.Garcons' Of Paris. oil, of employ, are
coming To the United States: some hun
drels have already arrived. The average
of arrivals in New York for the last foul
mouths has exceeded 700 per day. lu'
CRY is full Of poor strangers. All wh'
can go west before the river closes shoult
he on the way. We hear there will be
most distressing time among The foreign
ers this win,cr--and to add To the trouble
the funds Of the Benevolent Societies ar
in a less prosperous condition al ftes
ines than they have been FOR many years
owing 10. the heavy drafts that have bee
made during The las, two years.
| Nee ywh MercaFg'
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1867 1855 7H 75I

Seven vote. ..~erc given st Fsurcil's election
precinct. Coz cspi. Berry. under protest ~ one
of III. Inspectors. he dseminE shsm Illegal Had
these hesa rejected there would have ssain bcen
. tic. On aecouu, ..of Ihese. and other illegal
votes. Capt. Bsrp's ses, will he confessed.
In the Presidential eleciion. Van Buren, tick
81 reriyed II .O,es Al John n. HoIi'.. and q,
Cummings
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Trouble In Wall Street-A serrI in.
Iersiew was held On Friday. in The pm
rate or 'slar rhamher,' al the police 81.
fre. hriWren the magistrate and iwo IN
hurnlial hnkers ~ Wall sInet. rrsperIlng
reriain forged paper Aog alloal in that ~
ciniiy. said 10 he 4 very large amount.
The rxari sum we are unable 10 staie
hut. from what we Learn Al present. we
should say abnut $4,000. u may poe
s.hly extend ~ near double that amount
If The Developments are made. as il Is up
pissed They will he. several men 81 here
iol"re re,Per,abiIiiy will he involved =
this 6nanrirring operation. n. u Herald.
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.,v,rrcr nm !. MAN SHOT" ron WORMS.

vERMlruGE, OR. DEAD SHOT FoR WORMS.
The usual symptoms attendant upon tins Dig.
ease are generally well known. but there Is good
reason to believe that many children waste away
and lie without the presence of worms being sus-
pec,ed. Since the Introduction Of this Prepara-
finn we think il NAV be safely said, that is on
" necessary to ascertain the existence Of worms
in the stomach and bowels, to ensure th,ir sxtir
pa,isn and radical care. a few aeses sf thu
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The Sub.reasury.-we

The Subsreasury.-We recommend
the following articles to the consideration Of OUT
Democratic nrighhor, before he ventures to give
his readers another fancy sketch" Of the opera
lions Of the suhreasury. The first we copy from
the National Tntelligencer Of the 2sth ult.
The Subtreasury.-one would sup
pose that among purely business peo-
pie, like those Of the United States, what.
ever proved manifesdly injurious TO the
wh"le business Of the country. and was
utterly condemned by experience, would
he honestly discarded by the Government
however the pride Of party might plead
for its continuance. Thus il rs with thai
mischievous party scheme called The Sub.
treasury. A daily loss anil plague TO the
Government as il has proved, and embar'
rassiug aud prejudieial 10 all the interests
Of tho community. the Government still
clings 10 il with the tenaci,y and affection
al = mother fM defomed aud hideou:
child. Ehe following is one example al
the fnllv Of adhering 10 the scheme which
we find in a Wesiera paper:
The Detroit Free Press gives the ,e
port I" case ,fconsi,ierahle ilnpnr'anc,
in il.eli. and as a precedent. recently de
'ritled in the United States Cirsmit Con-
'ih' that ciIy. II was the suit &c Tie u
ni,ed States as. b. Humphrey and 8
b. Davies, and was brought Ivy the Gn
sernment against The defendants. owner
and praprie,ors Of a stage company i,
the Western States. fM the re'averv o
81 673. :, den from one nf the stages q
the defendants IN The month of March
1919. Tue moary va. in gold. put VI
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rrThs sirknrs e go e our ksnas ~ .
.iapsiuimrul = sais hslp ws I'D eaEss~A
hass r.nsrl . dslay u ~ aPpearancs ofour %
~ DIS wsSk. A Fossion q osr sshscril~n IN
!. ons~sucurs b 6.apFaiulrd; - % 4 was
.uasssdslas q aur V.is. - hafe . n earu.d
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office.

a PPILCATION will be made to the next Lee
- gislatuie to pass an act giving authority to
the Justices Of Orange County Court to lay tax
sufficient to pay the recoveries which have been
made sgainst the Sheriff in consequence of the
escape Of Mordccai Fleming from Jail,
November 8, IN. 3d.
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pe,th o. Cen Kearny.-A Tel.gr

phic despatch from 81. Louis Of the lss,
says: Il regret to inform you that the
brave and gallant General KEaRNy. who
served his country 80 faithfully during the
war, and who endured so many llardships
while in California, is no more. lie died
in this city after a.iingesing illness"
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Tie rlrrsioa G. Elsesars &C Pmidsni snd
Va. PrsiArni q ne Uniied sa.ses wss krl1 IN
Al t,.r sssirfaa Torsiay.
An slsesion was ala hell u lis county ~ .
ssasiar IN ne sssis I<gissiurr. 10 sspply ths
vsranry acrasisnod y ~ sagnaiion q Hugh
Ms.li,ll 60.
The fSIlosing arr he rrtuns h ho,h siersions
=, me srxersl pserinrss n Ihis co.snsys
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yermont.-Thc election Of Unitsj States
Senator has been postponed by the Legislature Of
Vermont. by a vote Of los to lO3, the Democrats
and Free Soil men uniting agains, the Wings.
Since the above was in type, VIC learn that the
Hon. William Upshsm has been elected United
States Senator by the Legislature Of Vermont.