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DE SURE THERE Is 40 COP.

u MSS good counsel given 10 the Alhe-
mans, 10 be sure tbs, KIN, Pn,lIp ~. dead
before they expressed their JOY at The re.
por, OF It, cs they might fud hlm alive
10 re'enge their hastily triumph. The Ike
ac'ice may b. proper TO oil unbcl.eveIs.
Let them be sure there ID no God before
hey presume 10 DEFY him, lest they fad
nm AT lest 10 asser ms being, to lheu dee
tttcttCn.
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The Mails.

The mails have got in such twist, ih.t
j, !, hard to "ge, the hang Of ,hem !"
when we understand well the new strange.
nen,s which have be0 made, we will
charge the day Of publication, 80 that our
country subscribers cen. The NOS, Of them,
g., the paper the same week it i, pub.
lishsd.
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PERRY, Angus. 10, 1916,

u. MITCHELL-Dedr Sir. The frs,
time saw your Eye Salve was al W. J.
Chaplns where II came, as vas Informed.
on your COMMUNICATION, for the cure of his
llt'ie daughters eyes. had little conf
dence IN it--as have in most oe the patent
medicines But as the most popular modes
/ oil treatment and special remedies had Of.
tefly failed 10 benefit HE little sufferer,
consented 10 Iis use, supposing that if it did
no good i, would do no hurt. I, was q
case OF severe Scrofulous Ophtha!my Of
both eyes, The eve balls and ids were all
very much intiamed. Your Eve SaIve was
used. immediately i, acted like charm.
In lew days perIec, cure wa. effected.
ihls was sometime last winter. Since thu,
have used your Sa've great many times
WITH the haPpe:t results. In thy hands il
has speedily cured recen, inflammation of
The eyes and also that which had resisted
all treatment from one TO FIVE years. Nv
present opinion is, shat, as 10 convenience.
tine, safety, and certainty. il rerv far sur.
passes all the SaIves and Eye Washes of
v hlch have any knowledge.
Respectfully,
L. W. JOSLYN, ". d.
For sale IN Charlotte by H. B. & l.. S. Will /
Jams, J. F. Gilmer, and r. J. Holton, aud esx
ale IN all the country stores through the South i
nd West. .
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State Convention.

Attention is called to the proceeding. Of
The State Convention. in Smother column !;
ffom which ii will be seen ,ss, Charlie,
Manly has received The nomination as can.
iissle for Governor.
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NOTICE..

All persons in1ebted TO me by Book Account
sre earnestly requested 10 come forward and set
Tie imns dislsly. ss AN determine to have nv
books closed, either BY Cash, Notes or Judgments
BY the let day Of April.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Jan. 10, ls4s l5,f
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F0feNt slEedic0fed
INDIA RUBBER PsSRGUS
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

& \ all cases where it is thought advisable 10
n keep up permanent stlmuldnt impression on
or near the organ diseased. these plasters will bs
ionnd highly valuable. la fact, all the benefit
that can accrue from continuous counter.irri.
,ant will be produced 10 the most efficient man.
ner by them. As in Rhumatism, Lumbago,
Govt, Enlargement of the Joints. Chronic Dis
ease OF the Liver, Spleen. Lungs, or other inter.
nal organs, in short, IN all other cases where war
ming or strengthening plaslers are beneficial,
these will be found to be superior to any now in
use.
10 Price 25 cents each. For sale by Dr. JAMES
F, GILMER Charlotte n. c.
January a6, ls4S. II Ems
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NETCE,ELE's EYE stLyE.

The following Certificate from Doct. Joslrn. of
The rfgalar practice, will satisfy every liberal
minded individual that Mitchel's Eve SaIye !.
no qaqek preparation, but is entitled, as veil 10
The confidence Of the Faculty, as all others. who
may have occasion to avail themselves of il,
benefits
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DR.. nIILN WUUDS IELEBKATED NAG.
NETiC PILLS,
Fer tie cure Of Chronic Disease. of My
OrgdaS and LiaJs.
la person has tuberculsr

II person has tuberculsr
dI-esse curing these ren
eGics, more or less tenderness.
will be telt on applying pres.
sue with the thumb IN ,..s
gsnglions efthc s2iGal acre..
In the interv.r,cbr. Space
along each side of the spine.
Any person CT common sense
can determine this fact. 1t
Is 10 matter whether there
are one or more places where
tenderness Is found, or oGe or
more organs 90 LINES are dis.
tssed, or which SrgzIs or
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The Rev. Mr.. Hayes will pr:,ch in the Rap.
tst Church, Charlotte. On sunday 5th March.
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NJ Ar Rid

In u.is Couuty, on lac l0.h uh.. BY Drii
Henderson, E.q MI TIiEoP.IiLus HOLD.
BROOKS I. M.s MARGARET A., daughter
OF Mr.. John Howell.
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charlotte ~ South. Carolina
BAIL Road

FENliE undersigned Commissioners for that pur
Ii pose, appointed by the Board of Directors
OF the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail Road
Company, have opened Books for further .ubscrip.
tons to the Capital Stock of said Company, at
the Store of Davidson 4 Sprsu in the town Of
Charlotte.
B. OATES,
W. w. ELNlS.
R.F DAVIDSON.
LEROY SPRINGS
{. J. FOX
wv OSBORNE
Sept. 20. lS47 5tf
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In assuming the Editorial chair tho Journal.
We make is~ remarks, illu.tr.t,c Of Il. course
We Intend to pursue aud 40 it !. prsfes.ediy q
paIsieAl pspsr, we shall a.la9, 6rst 10 its
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Tho Rev Mr. Prescott wll cssbrrts Divine
Service IN s.. Peters Chapel Charlotte % Sus.
day, sth March.
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g. 6 (;z:; I1 e. J Z
New Firm.
gGn0rlG>

ever kent II this place either Tor wholesale or
tail We SoG,s 49, tlose wishing TO purchase
10 e-li and examine sur Frlces b. FIRE pare ssin2,
81 ~e are sctetninod Is sell 4, very red aced pr-
se. .it;.ef Cor CASH or to puuctu.l dealers. A.
Ns.s.g Usr sssottsent We will menion a ie@ Of the
tsd;ag x;ticlos for Cash unI every thing else
priced accordingly;
sucsr II ID. lot 81
CcSse lbs for 81
Iolssses ~ ceats per gallon
EIils 81 ceats per ID
Iroa, hammered, ) cts Fer ID
% rolled a do
S.hel per bsshel, sack 81 10
B.gEiug 5000
Ca.iings 3 cents per ID.
Sosl Leather IL to %
Negro shoes 50 eeats 10 81
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WILLIAM HUNTERS
Relish s. EscfrCSh.ncMt House L.

ZnIIE Subscriber would inform the citizen, of
u Charlotte aud surrounding country that he
is ready TO accommodate them at few mnutes'
notice, with the following dtlicacies,
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- NOTICE.
V:lLE.5REE
4 MILLS.
BOB SALE,

with well Of cIcsisnt sster. and all necessary
out buildings, with large body Of good WOOD
LAND
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NNotice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate ofWs.
80 CARSON, N sums over One Hundred Dol.
lars, are required 10 come forward and either pay
the interest upon their debts or renew their notes
And all debtors owing debts under the above sum
are required to pay them off. Al debtors not
complying with this notice by the 10th day of
Aprli next, may certainly expect to be sued.
WIN. JOHNSON. { WIN. Carson.
February 1, lS4S. ls,c
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In York District, : &. on the a. OF F.brus.
~ JOHN l. infant con Of Josh A End Mary L.
Campbell, aSed months and IL d.ys
Also, on tie Ielh ult OF pneumon. and me.
sole Nu. MARY l. CAMPBELL, wife Of Nj
losb Campbell, and oaosh,e Of Mr. Edmund
Smith 81 fofh Distrisi. aged about % years
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q q :,
III: ghhl, . aSa.Sy; s:ss s,,es5I
s-2ss. s4<E 49,, i.f ia ~. al

W tEST!NONiALS.-E str ct ETA letter from
III DR.. Wsines Of fniadephi Feb. z, Is<l:
Your Pills gre tic Elise,t IN their operations
vet most powerful IN their ,ktols, Of shy tt.t
have ever met Si,h 10 practice Of eight end
twenty years. Their .ciiun on the chyle snd
hence on the impurities OF tie blood, Is evident.
y surprising"
Extract OF a letter from DR.. Henry Hall, Of
z Iebec. l.. C., March G, ISL: For bilious e..
'ers, sick headaches torpsity of The to~ Is, aud
enlargement Of The Spleen, Dr.. Peters Pill. .le
sn excellent medicine"
For sale by all the Druggists in Auyusic, Ham
burg, and in Char eaton by P. Il. Cohen, and ia
Charlotte by II. b. & l.. S szsiiams, J. L. Gil
mtr, and T. j. lIoon.
DIR. SHERWOOD'S CELEBRATED MAG.
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A Plantation containing $40 Acres, (ail WOOD
LAND joining the Lands belonging TO The heir.
Of John Arnold and John Patterson, deed.
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Fresh Preserved salmon,

All or any of the above can be served up at Is
minutes notice. with the usual trimmings. lie
will also have more domestic rslshcs for those
who wish them-such as Salem ssusages and eggs
flied, ham and eggs boiled eggs, &c, &c, from
10 o'clock IN the day TO 10 O'Clock at night Also,
choice assortment Of sauces TO give delicious
r. lish to the above, such as, King of udes sauce
for fish, steaks, cold meat. John Ball sauce for
do, Reading sauce for fish, essence of Anchovics
for do, Camp sauce, Gums sauce, Underwood's
sauce, llarvcy's sauce for fish, game aud steaks.
Also some frstrate Smyrna Figs, superior
Blume Raisins, soft sh,llcd Almonds,
Candies, Cheese, and Crackers,
hes, quality mustard, smoked behring's, sal, mack.
erl. &c, &c, all of which will be sold low for
cash, by WIN. HUNTER.
Charlotte, N. C. Jan. o., lS4S.
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my Mills, known as Fosters Mills, with the
Land belonging 10 II.
The shove Iauds arc not to be surpassed by
any Lands IN McckIenburg County,
Payments made to suit tic purchaser.
Negroes viii be taken in part payment for the
above Lands.
Or Persons wishing TO purchase will call on
tho subscriber,
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
September %, lSi7. 52u
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One tract, living on the waters of Sugar Creek
joining tie Lands OF John T Reid, AItctt Wal.
lace, and others, containing IS Acres.
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Dk2. kgHI.'S
u q D ! @ I M d s :
RESTORER OF THE BLOOD.

FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES
Letter from Z. CaIlum, E.q. dated Milton, N.
y. August IA. le47.
Dr. j. KOHL Dear Sir:
Your Medicines have given entire satisfaction
IN this section OF country, the Aby ssinian Mix
tife .spetisliy, Is sy approved Of it los never
ill cd to cure in eve case. II sells like bot
cakes. | have never lid enough 10 supply the
demant Yon vii p gse send me lrge sup
~ Il II as soon as sou arrive at home.
Yours, respectfully,
J. T.. CALIUM,
AllUn d ry Store
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One tract, containing 100 Acres, joining the
Lands Of l'egh knkpatfcS, idfg,tel Reid, and
others, all WOOD LAND
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Politics

We intend TO advocate tie princi7les or the
great Wing party, these principles by which cur
country must either stand, or hy all ethers fall.
IL Is sad tina, those tenss Of ppliticsl doctrine
which the two sckneslsdged parties Of til. Uni.
tad States have so long advocates asd defended,
tor whose supremacy they hsvo 60 warmly cen.
tended, are obsol.,s.& i<nst the feet.
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We shall M, comment upon tie War in this
place, whether It be right or wrong, jus; or un-
st.
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Sept. 20. lS47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04
Mr.. Webster and hts Position.

The speech of Mr. Webster, pronounced the
other day in the midst of his venerable elms, at
his own seat at Marshfed within sight OF the sea,
where he catches his fish with which to make
chowder; this speech has created in this commu-
nifty, in all parties, very odd and singular sensa-
ton. It is queer speech, an odd speech, sort
of dish of milk and water, or rather a well pre-
pared and cooked chowder, manufactured by MIR.
Webster himself, who is said to have great ability
in preparing that racy and famous dish--although
II has yet been found to have great substance
or animal nutrlment. This speech OF Mr.
Webster is really and truly, dish of good chow
der-a mere preparation for a good dinner and
good wine, without which il amounts TO little or
nothing of sustenance or animal force In former
days, when Mr.. Webster was called on by the
New England manufacturers, he generally made
splendid and powerful speech on his side of Mason
and Dixons line. Whether the profits of the ma.
nufacurers in those days had some influence in pro-
duclng those bursts Of eloquence, is question TO
be solved by future philosophers and fools. 1t
is certain, however, that Mr.. Webster's position
and speech, In the present political Crisis of the
country, with regard 10 General Taylor, are the
most wishy-washy and the weakest that ever came
from that quarter. From beginning to end, he
seems to be making an apology for supporting
man so ignorant IN public affairs, as even he him.
self represents Gen. Taylor. He damns lis own
candidate with faint praise. While the obscure
friends of Mr.. Clay still boldly and chivalrously
seem TO be foremost in assailing Genetal TAYLOR
10 his face, Mr.. Webster and his friends seem to
place themselves In position of half and half
assassins-smiling with one cheek, while there is
scorn on the other, and the dagger itself is about
being directed to some place under the fifth rib.
The folly of the wing journals in New York,
WINCH while proiessing,o support General Taylor,
serf. Ct the same time disgusting and calumniat-
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Ohm nibvls DrIyers

DEAR SrR-Will you inform me whether the drivers
OF the Dry Dock stages engaged upon the plan of
giving the propretors certain sum and then the re-
mander OF their daily profits to be theirs? IL is only
tnat idea that seems TO account Tor the barbarty Il
may call f) witnessed last evening returning
from visit to friend residing in the east side was
opnged TO take stage; shortly after it hed, as I
thought, properly twelve persons; Il stopped and
when passenger called to the driver told him we
were full there were twelve he replied It was four
teen passenger coach. had never before heard of
sucn tnng; and, as was near the lamp, looked
and saw 1t was marked for fourteen. The stage was
only at to hold twelve and TO be but in
credible as 1t may seem sixteen were inside two men
actually standing up inside If standing up it can be
called, when your body and neck have to be bent
somewhat in form Of an s. There were two beside the
driver two packages Of cigar boxes and bundle out
side making in all nineteen persons for only two
horfes to drag. Fortunately, the end window was up
and allowed me TO see the number 257 felt clad OF
that. because for years have rode in stages treat
deal and never before met nth so rough driver nor
saw quite 20 cruel load cannot think the proprie-
tors are willing TO have their poor horses so unmerc
fully dragged, nor their passengers 80 ANNOYED par
ticularly the lady portion. II Is no uncommon sight
to see we'll dressed lady in Dry Dock stage; and
certainly no lady wishes to have her dress DESTROYED
and made unfit to wear by heavy soilsd boots and
person 20 cofe rs to prevent the movement of
an arm: As; unfortunately, poor animals never ap-
pear to be objects worthy Of public care and thought
perhaps my sex and dress may prompt you to notice
this evil in your useful paper; and through your in
nuencc may have the pleasure Of riding In comfort
myself and looking at the horses with satisfaction,
or they are animals greatly priced and cared for by
Sept Isl, 1Sl8
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The Great TeIegraph Patent Case.

FRANKFoRT, (Ky.) Saturday, Sept 2.
Eight days have been consumed in reading de-
positions and examining various telegraphs in Ken
dali Il Co., brought IN Morse instrument o.
Reilly submitted Steinhiel instrument, in addi-
ton to tine two Columbian instruments. These
instruments were all worked and explained by Mr..
Barnes, one of the inventors of the Columbian
Mr.. Barnes requested Professor Morse to cor
rect any errors If had been made IN the ex-
PLANTATION. Judge Monroe made a similar request.
Professor Morse replied, by stating that he had
nothing to say.
Messrs. Morse and Kendall, through their coun-
sci, persist in claiming monopoly of electro-mag-
netism for Geographic purposes.
O'Reilly's counsel resist this claim on several
grounds-alleging the want of originality, and
frauds connected with the patent-at the same
time showing that the new telegraph used In the
O'Relly line, between Louisville and New Or
leans, is not an infringement on anything invented
by Prof. Morse.
O'Reilly's counsel also assert, that the monopoly
of general principle cannot be maintained, as 1t
is contrary to law and justice.
The dispositions and documents would already
form large volume. The whole field of electric
discovery is brought in review; and patent laws
and patent cases are stated on both sides to the
fullest extent.
The great question at issue, renders this case
one of the most important ever tried in the United
States.
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SUPPOSED SUlcIDE.-Dr. John b. Walker son OF
DIR. w. j. Walker, has been missing since Thurs
day last. On that day he hired a boat for an hour
from Long Wharf, and went down the harbor alone
The boat has been found; but fifty-ive pound
weight and some lines attached TO 1t are missing;
and il Is feared that Mr.. w. has made way with
himself by drowning. DIR. Walker was brilliant
and accomplished gentleman. --Boston Transcript,
Sept. 2.
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POpTI ANN Semi

PORTLAND, Sept. 2, 1913.
The steamboat Huntress, of the railroad line, in
coming from Gardiner, this m1ning, burst her
boiler: No one seriously hunt. - now lies at
the wharf in Portland
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THE Hon. w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of War, ar.
rved at the Astor House yesterday, from Wash
ington, and proceeded In the evening to Albany.
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The STEAMSHIP WAsHINGToN.-This steamer is
now over due She is IN her fifteenth day.
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Movements of individuals,

Mr.. PoLx's CABISEr.-The Hon. James Buchanan
Secretary of State Hon. r. s. Walker, Secretary OF
the Treasury; and Hon William L. Marcy, Secretary
of War arrived in the city Saturday and took
lodgings at the Astor House. The latter gentleman it
is said, has nominated Major Graham, of the Topogra-
phical Engineers for the honorable Brevet of Lieut.
Colonel in the army. just reward, for no man
during his military life and especially in the late war
with Mexico has rendered more brilliant or efficient
service than did Major Graham.
Gov. Young was at Buffalo on the LIST inst
Cen Persifor Smith. OF Louisiana arrived at Buff
falo on the 1stinst for the West and left
for the Falls
Gen. Shields is now in Buffalo and reviewed the
troops at Camp Riley on the LIST inst,
Cave johnson and lady passed through Rochester on
the LIST inst, en- route to the Falls.
The Hon. Daniel Webster will remain at Marsh Geld
to reflect over his his last speech and eat chowder
Lieut. FarreyI "a gallant young officer of the 5th in
fantry, is in Buffalo Lieut. F. is still suffering from
severe wounds received in Mexico and travelling on
sick leave. for the benefit of his health
Hon. John Wentworth passed through Buffalo on
the 0lst ult., on his way to Chicago
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The arrivals of travellers yesterday, however
unusual, exceeded those of any week day. at the
principal hotels. We found at the American, E.
Eastman, Boston: d. Stewart, Baltimore Mr..
Washington j. Seden, Philadelphia Mr.. and
Mrs. Motiat, Toronto; Hamilton Creighton, Provl-
dsnce; Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ihacher, Mobile W. ~ Nicolas, Richmond. At
patl; Mr.. and Mrs SILVER, Baltimore Hon. w.
L. Marcy, Washington J. D. and c. jackson,
Lancaster; A. Browne, Cincinnati; G. Hovey
Boston Mr. and Mrs, Mather, Illinois; Geo. Col
Inns, St. LOUIS. AT the Franklin, M, Poole, G.
port; T. Perkins, Ohio; w. Ii. Chandler, Il.
Kennedy, X. i. Hudson Mr. Hunt, Boston; c.
7. Noele, Vera Cruz. At the Howard, F Bings,
ST. 81; LOUIS A. Hender. Missouri; A. Lippincoti,
and Mrs Russell, New Bedford c. Lyie.
Georgia; J. Norris, Boston; c. Wendell, Wash.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3, l84s.
An afiray took place at Southwark, early this
morning, during which Jno. Hoffman shot Jno. Dill
lon with revolver, one ball passing through, and
another lodging in his leg. Hoffman escaped, and
Dillon was taken to the hospital and provided for
The steamer Herald arrived at this port, from
Norfolk. to-day. She experienced, on the passage,
a severe gale, and lost her masts
Two regiments of soldiers, from Brazos, also
arrived.
There is nothing of importance from the South
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Brooklyn In telIlgence.

ARREST OF BuLKLEY.-OfHcer Jerry Higgins, one OF
the active police Of Brooklyn succeeded in arrestpg
on Sunday morning, Joseph Buckley, the man who
thot Mrs. Winnett In the head with pistol on Fri
day last on the corner Of Henry and Perpont streets
Brooklyn. This desperate villain, 1t appears after
uniting the murderous act, fed from the city to.
wards Peters, on the old road, and took refuge in
fhanty whore he was ascertained to be secreted ON
Saturday night armed with brace Of pistols heavily
loaded. The officer watched the premises and earl
rufan into custody secured the deadly weapons and
conveyed the proner before the magistrate who com
mitted him to iail To aN Ait hia trial - - -
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Naval intelligence.

this port on the Sd inst, in "A days from Laguna,
via Norfolk, where she remained during the east
erly gales. The Hecla has been stationed at Alva-
RADIO during the greater part of her time in the Gulf
of Soto La Marina. The following is list Of
her officers IN w. Drake, Lieut.. Commanding I;
A. +. Monroe, Acting Master; J., II. Harrison,
Acting Surgeon; J: Stilwell, Mldshipman l.. H.:
late Acting Cole ctor at Alyarado. The Hecla has
not los, an officer OF man during her entire cruise