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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15
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Indian Vegetable Pills i'm the
City Of Mexico Threat success
among the letter
from Il High Sheriff Of South
Carolina!

Extract ola letter from the editor of the Green
vile Mountaineer, S. C.
DR.. w. WRIGHr-De8r Sir: - A
week or two ago sent you Mountaneer, con-
tanning letter from of our Volunteers in
the City of Mexico, in which he pays WEIGHTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, under the cir
cumstances the highest need of praise | have
ever known a medicine to receive. The Voun
teer, William G. Goodett, Esq, is n gentleman
of fine standing-an accomplished and well edaca-
ted man, and was recently
HIGH SHERIFF
OF this District BY one of your advertisements
in Charleston paper, happened to notice the To-
cation of your office, and thought you might en-
tract an article of some value in regard to your
medicine, therefore l sent the paper.
The following is an extract from the letter re-
ferred to above:
my health is very fast improving. I pro.
cured few days ago, some of DR.. Wrighl's In
sian Vegetable Pills, and they have acted on my
dystem
LIKE MAGIC!
Thus it appears that the brave and patriotic
Volunteers who have gone to Mexico, 20 defend the
rights and honor of their country, already begin
to realize the extraordinary value of this incom.
parable medicine Long life to them!
HORRIBLE MISTAKES!!
Are sometimes made by confounding.one medi.
cine with another and administering the wrong
article. Equally horrible are those mistakes
which are made in supposng that all Pills are
alike, and that therefore, it is Indifferent which
are taken, and if one kind is bad all are bad to-
gether. This is very great mistake. There is
as much difference between Wright's Indian Veg.
| etable Pills and other articles, as between mid
| night and MONDAY! We do not wish any one tc
| take our word merely for this statement. Let any
one, having taken other medicines, try this
| Nothing more will be necessary.
Many persons have been led away by COATING
| OF SUGAR, as if they anticipated that it would
| remove the nausea of the Medicine. But they
are generally mistaken. Without the SUGAR
those articles would have nothing to recomme
| them, and would not be sold single dav. Blu
with the sugar, and by giving the article nam,
SIMILAR 10 Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills, they
gain temporary notoriety. WOLVES they are il
sleeps clothing, of whom the public should stee
| sufficiently clear.
| Let it be remembered that WRlGHT'S INDIAN
| VEGETABLE PILLS are prepared With specia
reference to the laws governing the human body
Consequently, they are always good, always use
| full always effective in roofing out disease. Eve
~ family should keep them at hand.
| AGENTS IN Howard CoUNTY.-BooN, ALDO,
g. SMITH, Fayette; d. {. CHAMPION, Champiun'
| Mill; J. b. Carroll & Co., Glasgow.
| NFOffices devoted exclusively to the sale o
| WRlGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills, wholesale
and RETAIL 1863 Race Street. Phladelphia; rs,
Greenwich Street, New-York; and 1913 Tremon
Street, Boston, January 80, lS4S.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

BLANK DEEDS, and Justices Blanks for sale
at this Office Blanks of every description printed
at the shortest notice.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

HATS AND CAPS.-If any body wants Hats
IL or Caps cheap, call at CAROLS corner,
where they can get them at half price, but not on
the credit system. [Glasgow, December 4th, al.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

SUGAR.-5 hhds at Carrols from A. to cents,
- good article april
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GPOONS.- Silver and German Silver table and
- tea spoons, for sale by
..- j. RIDDLESBARGER.
Fayette, Jan, 18th, lSlS, .r...
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Why is troy weight like thief. Be
cause il happens to have no scruPIes'

WHY is a snow bank in spring like a
thrifty tree! Because it leaves.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15
August Election.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES $500

For Representative,
GEN. JOSHUA w. REDMAN.
For Sheriff.
WIN. B. HANNA, N. G. ELLIOTT.
For Assessor,
WIN. T. MALLORY. JAMES P, HILL,
JOEL p. JOHNSTON.
For Observation-Disclosures Township,
VIM. NEWCUM, THOMAS RAY,
A. G. TATUM, B. DEATHERAGE,
BENJAMIN HOLIDAY.
November Election.
For Circuit Attorney--2d Judicial Circuit.
CHAS. H. HARDIN, of Galloway.
E. B. CONE, of Randolph.
LEWIS w. ROBINSON, of Boone.
ROBERT II. PREWI'TT, of Howard.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
/ will apply at the July term (4th Monday
Of the County Court of Randolph county, for a
final settlement of his administration on the es!
tate Of NJ ildred Thomson decd
WILLIAM TOMLINSON,
June II. 1S4S.-l5-4ws Administrator
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15
PIOUghing.

Collars, Harness, Back Bands, Blind Brides
Traces, and the real .JetceH Plougks. Call at Car
rolls, where everything can be had, cheap.
Glasgow, ms.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

rs remaining in the Post Of
Mo, on the first Of July,
taken out in three months,
ost Office Department as dead
John Lewis
Henry l.. Lewis
Charles Literal
George Lee
Thomas Morris
Dennis Magruder
John Megerick
Beverly Mosely
Harlan MILAN
Miss Lucy A. Nowling
IN John N. Pulliam
James Preston
James Patton
Samuel Prior
John Patterson
Wilson l., Pugh
David Roberts
Stephen Rummons
J. F. Ryland
8 Elisha Reavis
Scion Shepherd
Mrs. Narcisse Snoddy
George Slrailman
William H. Snavsley
George Smith
II William l.. ]. Smith
P. FeaIherland
A. Q. Thompson
Mrs. Caroline Tindall
Mary Ann Turner
Thomas Upton
Robert A. Taylor
Eliza Ann Young
David White
ger Mrs. Louisa Woodson
Williamson Turner
Miss Sarah White
William Wsyland
WIN. TAYLOR, p. NJ.
Sw3.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that we will apply TO
! the county court Of Howard county, at the
August Term, for a final settlement Of our ad-
mlnistrauon on the estate of William Tolson,
decd. JOHN FOLSOM,
ENOCH CREWS,
July ], 1Si9.-l7wi. Adm'rs.
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ST. LOUIS, July ~, 1913.
Tobacco--$2 so a s. sOBacon--3I, IA 2sc
Hemp--S75 a 1855 Lard--5 7c
Flour-S3 IS a S3 rs Butter--7 Sc
Wheat--55 &C Whiskey-l6c
Corn--23 26c Sugar--4lc s r
Oats--2aa a 4c Salt--$l 40 a 81 Soc.
Barley--27c
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DR.. spoHN's SICK HEApAcH REMEDY

DR.. sPoHNs SICK HEADACH REMEDY.
Why will you suffer with that distressing ccm-
plant, when remedy is at hand that will not fail
to cure you! This remedy will effectually destroy
any attack of headache, either nervous or bilious
1t has cured cases of twenty years standing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

A XES.--Hunt's, Collins and Mans Chopping,
"A Broad and hand Axes. Also, shingling
hatchets, for sale by J. RIDDLESBARGER.
Fayelte, Jan. 18th, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

WHEELS.--A very super!orlo lot Of large spin.
ming Wheels, Of Hern's make, for sale by
J. RIDDLESBARGER
Fayette, Feb. 18th, lS4S.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15
DEAFNESS.

Use Dr.. McNair's Acoustic Oh, for the cure Of
deafness. Also, all those dsagreeaLle noises like
the buzzing of insects, falling of water, whizzng
of steam, which are symptoms of approaching
deafness. Many persons who have been deaf for
ten, fifteen, or twenty years, and were subject to
use ear.trumpets, being made perfectly we'll 1t
has cured cases of ten, fifteen, and even thirty
years standing OF deafness. Price 81 per flask.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15
Iron and Steel.
Fresh Groceries.

WYE are receiving very large and general
w stock Of GROCERIES and LIQUORS, to
which we invite the attention of purchasers.
april HUGHES, BIRCH g. WARD.
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MOTHERS RELIEr-1NDrAN DISCOVERY.

KEEP Your FEET Dry Remember, to pre-
serve health, the feet should be kept dry, and that
the Oh Of 1danta renders leather waterproof and
doubles its durability. Also used for harness and
carriage tops.
OS-All the'above articles are sold by ComsrocE
d BROTHER, 90 Second street, Ct, Louis, and Dr..
VIM R. SNELsoS, Fayette.
| May ~, ls45.-ll-6m
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

TO THE LADIES.
The Genuine Balm Of Columbia, for restoring III.
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Monthly Bulletin No. 2.

NOW is the season for
STOMACH AND BOW
Ell COMPLAINTS and it
is of unspeakable impor-
ltan ce that the most relia-
lble prerentiues and remedies
be brought to public notice
in every section of the
country. This company
would call the attention of
medical men, parents, and
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

r IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OF.
IL fee, at Fayette, Mo, on the first of July,
1913, which if not taken out in three months,
will be sent to the Post Office Department as dead
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15
Wen Die CO their Preiudices

June 2i, Isis.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-15

John Campbell, Esq, Secretary, &C., Phila>
depha
circumstances" will prevent his being at
Washington on the 18th of March next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
How they Rope them In.

They had Cass Meeting at Sheboygan, Wis.
on the I'd inst The Democracy around those dig
gins are nearly all for Free Soil and mean to show
their faith by their works Wherefore the Hunk
ers undertook 10 barney them by set OF resolu.
tons, whereof the following are a specimen:
Reso'reS That the exclusion Of Slavery from terri
tory free, by every means In 0ar power, is and
should be the doctrine OF al true patriots and that
look forward 90 the time when slavery shall longer
exist sny form under this or any other Government
with feelings OF the deepest anxiety and most angune
hope
Rssolrsd Ths, in the passage of the Oregon bill with
the pro,iso excluding slavery forever nom that Tern
tory, the bright promise that hereafter terri
tory now tree shall be cursed with the infamous nst
tuition OF Slavery
Rssoirsd, rhs, the Democratic party Is and
has been pledged TO support and carry every pro
gessve measure which has for its object the greatest
good of the greatest number
Resolred That we recognize in Lewis Cass the great
statesman. the pure patriot and the honest man. and
that he is every wsy qualified bear that Democratic
standard which has often waved over the PROSTATE
combinations OF Federalism and modern Whiggery
Suppose Gen. Csss could be elected on the
strength OF such resolutions would not an action
fairly lie against him Tor obtaining Office and
money under false pretences ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21

SUPREME CouRr-Genersl Term. -Before
Juas1 '.a n eS1,,1D, D' f par" P"r
The Comp-ny bad agen th, Cry bl filed the Court
nature Of 5rtge On ARG amount the DIV Dos.
whth the Court below made decree @ 'he trust i,is Inc
p-elt appeal from te decree VI sherwood aai w Geo
posed. Argument was beard
CIRCUIT COURT.-No cause being ready, except that
the VIII of M b Romano which appeal RON the
but of ehra jury 70 be called or the lsh Oct the
Hri ana ofi, w. Psaaeioa and otte'sul relation to
furnished board steamboat Virginia, no hitting her uP a.
t evidence that M F Of Obj plaintiff. De er~d e articles
Joniy Interested M the a.. culture on efees nv 7. I
that s707 1 thu amount furnished of Dot The vessel All
the eaie Dr.-s 9TH Jan the debt contract
~ ,l ,ee - ~ t5 ~ gs..ebs va. informed of
l plI s . ,~ Of ss b s.a,s. he W., % an na
Oct va, ordered or defendants
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Daly.-
Fret Geoieia vs. JohH D. kay Acton for false Imprisonment
-erre 70 yesterday ne Court 20 = 6arge 'tast there .l
probable saas ' s arrest Of Mr. O. n" II was -'e' "a what
The case Of the rr, iasoanc, Co. Samuel Dysy before
IN ei.-B~S- judge nsraharnrwo young men, .sl
os. Nd oat 5s oass o. her behalf and their d,earge
~ cave he Sy nm M ,bey we're better n tsa hey should be
discharged. The wnts, therefore, we're Dismissed
MARINE Counr-Before Judge smth-ShyOedsr We.
isgredsTe plaintiff sued aeendaa, for ~sg,s a. eeh 10 his
defendant up that AFTER sbDedsr he'd been 9TH h
De- discovered he had os considerable nousy he
marked the trss-f and afterssri found
rosessn slneter He caused BIN b. arrested AMI h.
bis and t- due % HIM ~
Defendant 10 has broken biz contrast
nothing Il proved be son 81 BY the ani
Tie decided although The Conduct Of tie plaintiff va
sseb a. ot % ee h q, The ,osbs the
ntsnuch be- lad PAID the penalty u hs ondqct sni a. ~
the molh he enfi % feFe Al Tie end OF ca
month BIZ compensation entitled th. n hs wages Up 20
month"; The latter be- has 5roken M contract A. hs
implied honestly -a isthfuy h employer
hsh ard or-fs That month Juig
nen r plaintiff 80 "a For qiaa, h Dos"sy fof drienssn
NJ. CCvrs
I,rga Vs. Pofsaa 20 recover m GIT the ship T. from
Liverpool o .aniy iron tools 90 n,ans 1oe. Deiencr 'si up
thar t. .o. ri Tie vessel hy negg@loe Plan
tf or hand showed that the vel slowed DR.
Of tie tube. EXHIBITED considerably red. Il 49,
DO s defence ans damage board
qu@nc@ beng and having been sa-i Tie Ot
The chsfT- at that teiee but that ~ tuiy
Of pr1sr lff- vessel 0r the particular An-
offr be unieraAe AMI TIE vessel t not NJ D.
carry should steu such freight Verdict tbs fore
noon Pr plaintiff NJ Logan Tor defendant, NJ staples
L. : MARsHALs OFFICE Capt Bertrand Of the shiI
Ahsnbrs, New O@sls snd lie arrested Of
crz- ~ having caused The Death of assa.n named Day Cooper
While tue late oyaz~ The srLed ~ By order o. nr
sai Of The mates gave m twelve blows Win sp~
rliue Whsa lie maa town te gasp>d. s1d, b .
distress died hours a'er~at kHannsin I'M
Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
Of the General Conimitiee Of De-
macraIlc WhIg Nonng Wen.

HL,ye1s the Wig State Cow -nfon, on he if- baloi
and BY triumphant mtoriy Ia. piscet n lolil. ~ 20
Governor our fneni ard compared daNiL iON Fl9h'
formerly Chairman Of lhis Cornmlfiee lnrrriofe,
R,.fei That heartfelt TIA ~ % our " ~
breb,en throughout fo st4e Tor This tribute o sna -
teen and conscience ard who hss been sno"n 70
our City from hJyhood devoted Nhig, A. eAelp.-l
citizen and az upugh and We pied ge lhiu
no, or " for 10 6af fOr Wing Ticket genefay "lcn
thal prove hist their confidence n bin vas nO' s7ee1
nor mir reliance efforts ui-fskrn 90 g.,
R,.sres Th, having knosn nd trusted HAMILTON FisH
b,ogrh every shade Of good s1d evil fortune 10 our party
and f01pd him alike dsunlsss IN ~ adversely am col-nT
ate In ~ pyOspenty-hAgiug marked WIN pressure anp
pe HI. steady growth sstesm.nsnip and 10 me esteem
81 his point % hls present atltlde -
an pement 70 brethren other States and sccons ~
pe.enf overborne By adverse Orte - ny them io
h. eoo.faney energy aud perseverance IN weIdDing
R>solted That We call upon the Young Men ~ our STATE
20 gnifs with ~ 10 the ardent and energetic s1ppor 81
Hs4LToS FisH for Governor being assured MAJ De vii ~
with dignity usefulness and honor he station enoefeo
Na.'roas by the characters and services Or jay CLNoN
ToNyyfSs and SEWARD, nearly al Of hen Yong meu
when first elected . Co...
JAMES T. 81 BLEAKLEY Chairman
q N srsrs,,cs TSo " THoRSE. Wee
Gas X. TAYLOR, -" - Gro. w bki0's' - Nia-
EewTOrk. Sept. 70, l1f
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Philadelphia Markets.


Correspondence OF lut lEpuhts
PfurADFIPfrIA Wednesday sept 20.
There is more irmness in the Flour market % gay
and all the common brands that could Toe pushed mp Al
IS SD were taken and holders now ask : o., AZ
which rates about 1000 5Ds generally good stralgni
brands sold Corn Meal-uot much doing, about 100
bbls sold "a, 49, Rye F1ur-nominai At ) l3i. Nneat
il n better demand II improved rates 300 bush prime
Delaware reds sold tor starch making a. zoe LOO
hu.h mixed MARY land 40 llOc and 800 or wv Lusn
pennsylvania AZ l5c for Red and l4c for White Corn
s freely taken and 69OO 1000 bush sold n o3c Tor
Flat and 6lc for Round Yellow. Oats dub Cotton
10 change fr the market Grocerics and Provisions
are firmly held bur without large sales made pubic
Bark-Querciir0n is huner some holders ak ST.
Whisky has declined aud 80 or 800 hbls sold at 2,c
SAILS op STOCKS Firsf Bo0rf-loO Bank y
e-O0 q 7. 20 0ii. $4,000 do, 'l3. a3l --- Camden
and Amb0y HR. pl.
sccoHd Board-si $50 Lchigh Coal scrip. s2i $1,000
Lehigh Mort Bonds. -, 90 $500 state o. - Sl9uv
Nav Int 90 100 do i0l i0 sch Nav stock. TO- elWh
Reading R} c.. IS. 800 Mech BS - Farm Mech
Bk 52l ~ Reading kll 10; SLIGO -, rs, lOii :
j. fn - do o.
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AND MONEY MATTERS.
For salss Of SsOes, sc sec Fourth Pqss
wrpNEspAY. 80 -. y

"WEDNESDAY sept DIP NJ
In Stocks there was not much done to-day and
prices were without important charge. There was
little movement in Reading which put the puee up
per cent This movement may have been the result Of
the arrangement which il il stated has taken place by
which the Company have executed new mortgage on
their road and fixtures 20 the amount Of e5oovo IN
favor OF Messrs John L. Thayer OF Boston Waelen Of
Philadelphia and others said TO be for the general oo'
Jet OF providing for the pressing debts OF the CompS
nv incurred and % be incurred in the business Oh 'Ae
present and succeeding year The mort'sees are lo'
tai. object 70 receive SIX per cent bonds maturing III
is6O AZ the rate Of 20 per cent or 80 per cent as
count such bonds 20 De- issued the necessesoi 'Ne
concern NAV require Il Is stated that The existing
floating debt would not require ouethri OF this large
appropriation but it was probably deemed prudent "a
view Of the condition Of the coal trade and the carry
maturity OF some If the old bonds OF the Company 20
provide by mort-age against possible legal emosriss'
nea a. well a. 70 secure those hc mortgages Of the
nuu,berl who are likely 20 be- called on 20 make oash
advances 10 sustain the current business Of the ROAD
The WASHINGTON sailed to-day with a sma'
numb. Of passengers aud So oo0 in coin.
Ia Bills there was nothing Of importance doing
The quotations stand As before 9dei per cent Francs
q l---'
There has been a fair amount OF engagements
of rreigbt some 10000 bushels Grain were taken al,
7lad and 0OO TO Belfast at 9id Some 1900 or 5000
bbs Flour were ngaged tor Liverpool at : 3D. Heavy
Freight was 25s and Cotton SOD. Cheese Jos and
100 tercss Beet. 4. "a. To London engagements are
being made at Flour b TurPentine, IS heavy goods
32s Cd 3js Beef and Pork IS 3D.
The nou-arrival Of the nIted States IS begin
ming TO excite anxiety II she sailed her appointed
day she j. now out over u days which Is four days
more than an average passage. We hear nothing 81
bad weather and the inference think IS that she did
not leave on her appointed day It may be. that some
damage has occurred to the engine rendering her pro
gress slow but we think the first supposon the more
likely.
Amount of tolls received on all the New-fork
state Canals. in each Of the following years during the
second week in september and the totals up to the
l4th September
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The foreign demand for Bresdstuiis has caused
new activity on the Canals and the receipts OF the "a
week of the present September are larger than ID any
prevou. year The aggregate receipts OF the year w"
not be 50 far behind last was anticipated
The exports from Boston tor the week ehu'ns
10th inst were s6- $50 Of which s45'Oo were OF do
,ne.tic products Among the principal exports were
g30.j bushels Corn, so bbls Meal 500 bos Flour ana
40 tons Bone to Great Britain; 5,9s- kegs Butter
3a3 rs Cheese II. 653 lbs Lard li3 bbls AMI 3ooo
bushel. Onions. 5000 lbs. Hams, ll,0i6 feet Lumber
and 900 feet Shingles 10 West Indies l,'36 bols.
Flour and PAT chests Tea, British Provinces 3loO
bags Coffee to France, and lO' i53 be. Bceswsx to
Italy
The Philadelphia money market IS tight and
failure has taken place among the commission houses
note of the denomination of $50, altered by
extracting the name of the bank for which was orgi'
nally issued and the name of the Bank OF Commerce,
Philadelphia inserted in lieu thereof has been received
BY one OF the Philadelphia banks in remittance from
country bank It bears not the slightest resembl ance
70 the genuine note either in the engraving or the sig
natures that Of the President j. Kamey being hcti-
tiou name-no such person having ever been connect
ed with the Bank of Commerce.
The following table shows the state of banking
in the south western States. July, lslS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
BY THE HIDNIGHT SOITTHERN HALL

: n - T.----T
YucaraN-It appears BY the ioiioN s.. s--rr
t-at tn r.aardfr ito ~ .lpnrs ilTn-l =. ..-,,ir
the Government ef iursran MSS y - ,,,onoiv Of
merchants vi Nerida and Csmreln5i - 49,, ste
49,. i,,roo-tat'1n OF four INTO the poi's "a -. 49,.
me pris.birion with re-peci 20 shipinsn.l' 49,, tim
mort goes INTO effect % TOE cora met all To '
tac Northern ports .he lith pf oA---l' 49, son, ra
u h1''''--' ~
No-rcE To vEECHANTs
.-. 81. ..-.. ....,,.. d tis fea.a--Iiai -o''a-
90, .-.r,- EN- ,.,.-r,- of the state has found
ID. - - $50. 49, CLOSING decree
% 49, 60. y Ts--..a.
-''t -t.- ,t... --,fe-.- 49, ..'ls .r.r
r.ta.- c.-.ra1-.- aug -a--rs- a''
...ats of N-r.a .at I'.ai PC ri -.- - r.-.-r
f-..- - III .r..s. -- r..t On ta- .--f.ill
.. IL. Id f..- ,.r.. .a.f oil tt- s-''e .oa PEE i
49,. s.-.- .a -rs- Is l.f .0ra'1'e i.' -...
L.. .rH- ...er-. f.- .i.t fHf M E
f.es sat a .f'.- " .--
Tie .,.- OFT sa.f. a-. a--s DID, all '.- qa-t. s,ae
e.. So .. -.r.-a1-. N ie present. sr1r DR. s -.f
..-.-. --.l...r- .rHr '.- tff-t f te7a en- t, '-i
il- t-isi -ti,e FRI rn ,- T.. -. . .- 49,. ~.
Oh -.
Asr os re .,a O.. p. .iy7-.i =. ~. . :. . ~ re
general li'os,'..- ~ e efa'-' as,,ii.-rr s,RR,cHtvo
.,.-. ,..r-..-. s.---..-. ID ..s.r
n..-l NERDS. Aar.s, g. lsH
g., ", learn
ROBBERY o. lhh Aiu NhANNh- "
from the Fac that Mr.. Nmneld who was suppose %
have been murdered by o55ers has returned - M-ia
m0-os. II appears from ~ statement 'hal 'li.
tfrfa4s Aa- ptllAfl ~ tidutf W-7 .'~-''-'
and robbed by gang q Mexicans. two Of ~nom NJ
be- bad hired % accompany him Tor protection On ~
way from Luares o. Nstam0ro- Inc Two Iil.a-n,
who were hired by Carol were arrested Ny aIig.
had = 001 n gold and silver 10 his possession "nen ns
left Linares OF which SiU only has been recovered.
The two Mexcan- who are IN JAIL confessed tlal s.N
others were associated with them. Inc ~ ~
Before leaving Linsres Nr. Carroll wrote Mr WIN
fed who was 40 the town % Gallans across the noun
tsns O. come on Lnares snd take possession OF men
good. and informed rim that ia his trunk ~ wola ma
letter giving farther instructions concerning their ousi
ness On be way % this later place Mr. \" was -se'
bvrobbers but managed 90 escape them Arriving there
and earning the fate of biz partner he At once went 20
the ade and exhibited thedocument establishing the
parfnership between him and Mr. & AMI demanded pos
Lesson I'd s ercts This much however the and
-f slcsde not only refused 20 DO but learning that Mr.
" had several hundred dollars belonging the frm he
-d bi, me iternsti~ of placing the money ia
his hands or going 10 prison. Mr. W alter eNhau-tas
argument with the NeSican functonsry threw hnse.i
intervention Of ie friends he made good be way from
town but without the goods trunk horse OF his part