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BOOTS & SHOES.
.~ J e.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS take this method .
returning their thanks to their friends
and the public generally, for the patronage
that has been so literally extended to them
during the past year.
We still have on hand every description
OF Boots 4 Shoes ready for sale, which we
are daily manufacturing. We have, also,
for sale every variety Of shoe leather and
findings, such IS oak-tan and hemlock sole
leather, kip, Philadelphia, French and pat.
ent calf skins; good kid bindings and lining
skins. pegs, thread, knives, sparrow bills,
&c, &c, all of which we will sell az low
ast times will possibly admit for cash, or
to punctual customers on time,
MARLEY & GARRISON.
Louisiana, Jan. 9Th IS49. $50.
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Guardians. Notice.

.JeNOTICE is hereby givenIot ali Ackedi.ors and
others interested in the estateiof5 Tssisha Fur
ner IN person Of unsound mind, that l was, on
the l3th day Of February, ls49, appointed by
the County Court OF, Pike. county, . gnardian Of
tlpe person and estate Of the said Terisha Tur-
All persons having claims against said ss'
tate are hereby notified to present the same
authenticated, within one year from the
date Of said appointment or they may be preciu.
dsd from having any benefit Of said estate, ant
if not presented within three years they will bs
forever barred. -tf ~ SIS $50. g-f.a7u .7h
i. 81. GEORGE F. TURNER,
| -ef- 10 rotor. g. Guardian,
Februarv 10Th, 1919. .It (n44-4w)
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

IT N pursuance of an order ofthe County Court
of Pike County, made on the Sth day Of
February l849, / shall, on the LIST Monday in
April next, it being the first day ofthe next term
Of the Circuit Court for said county, proceed Il
sell at public auction, before the Court House
door in Bowling Green. on a credit Of twelve
months, the following described real estate, be-
longing to the estate Of Robert T. Lindsey, de-
ceased, to wit: 467 acre, lying on Ramsey's
Greek, being part Of Antoine ougrain'. survey,
No. l7O9--known as lot No. 2 as subdivided by
NJ. J. Moves, and described as follows, begin
ming at a stone corner on Delaunay's East line,
being the s. w corner Of lot No. l, from said
stone a pin oak six inches in diameter, bears
N. 28e East, distant 40 links and hickory 10
inches in diameter, bears N. l0e west SO links
thence with the line Of said Delaunay south
81 east SO chains and so links to q stone, S.
w. corner of said Sougrain's Survey, from
which a white oak 8 inches in diameier bears
north TAG east ten links distant, and an elm IS
inches in diameter, bears south Al Q west dis
tant % links. thence with the south line of said
survey, N. So Q east 10 chains and so links,
crossing Ransey's Greek TO a stone corner Of
lot No. 3, from which white oak four inches in
diameter, bears N. 7o west 10 inches distant
also a white oak 6inches in diameter, bears south
40 . west, distant 5 links, thence with the west
line of lot No. 3 north 81 west, So chains and
so links to a stone N. w. corner Of lot No. 8,
from which a pin oak ten inches in diameter
bears N. SO > west, distant IL links-also a
pin oak 10 inches in diameter, bears south Is
west, distance IA links, thence with the line Of
lot No. ! South So west, 70 chains and so
links, crossing Ramsey's Creek to the place of
beginning, being tbs same con, eyed to the said
LINDSEY by Henry Won Phul and wife.
Here is a good chance for those who wish to
invest their funds in real estate. The fertility
and location of the above described tract should
render it desirable 10 those who wish to pur-
chase a good farm.
PETER T. VAUGHAN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Robt. T Lindsey,
deceased. :
Feb. 18th, lS49. (n44)
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NJ. II costs az much to govern the city
OF New York one year as it does the whole
State of Pennsylvania for six. The Cou-
rler says there are sixteen States ia the Tn.
ion which would have their aggregate ex-
pencss paid t,Cice Orer by what il costs ia
govern that single ci~ty.-[Lou. Journal.
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HO for. California 3!

WANTiMONEY G. MUST HAVE 1T.
and ell persons indebted to me. either by note
or book s~ccount, will save cost by settling the
same without delay. This is positively the last
call but enc so WALL up gentlemen and fork
ever to IN e. N, BARTLETT
Feb. 5, le4e. (42.tf1
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Administrators Notice.

Office is hereby given TO all creditors
~ and others interested in the estate of vii.
liam Richards, deceased, that the undersigned
has obtained from the County Court of Pike
letters Of administration on said estate.
bearing date the 9Th of February, ls49:
All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO present the same, properly
authenticated, within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may he precluded from hay.
ing any benefit Of said estate, and if not present.
ed within three years thew will be forever bar.
red. BENJAMIN GIBSON. ADM
Feb. 18th, 1849. fn44-3wl
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Shaw g.
Caldwell.
Unknown, 600 II loft. in. SO l-2
E. Maury, 1923 acres fractional sec
ton II, T. 81, r. l w. $l,37l-2.
Unknown, Is acres south east part Of
NORTH east fractional Or. Sec
tion lS, T. 81. N. R. l w.
of the 9th principal meri-
dian 1887 l-2
W.. X. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
Louisiana, 2lst Feb. l849. (45-6w)
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GROCERIES.
10 Bills. S. H. & N. 0. Molasses
2bbls. Golden Syrup
1000 lbs. N. o. Sugar
25 bags Rio and Java Coffee
300 lbs. Leather
25 kegs Boston Nails
1000 lbs. Eagle cotton yarns;
Candles, soap, cotton batting, lead, shot,
almonds, candies, tobacco, tar, sal
pepper, allspice, loaf sugar, window
glass, &C., just received and offered at re-
duced prices for cash or country produce.
ORR. DUKE & CAMPBELL.
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OF MISSOURI, )sc
COUNTY OF PIKE. 90

STATE OF MISSOURI, } &C
COUNTY OF PIKE.
IIS PIX County Court, FEBRUARY l0th, 1910.
EAMES c. ELMORE, Administrator Of the
I'D estate of Isaac Lard, deceased, comes and
files his petition for the sale Of the real estate OF
said deceased, which is accompanied by the LIST
of inventories and accounts required by law, all
Iof which is verified by the affidavit Of said Adj
ministrator. 1t is therefore ordered that al
persons be notified hereof, and that unless the
contrary be shown on or before the first day Of
1.-THE next term Of this Court, an order will he
made for the sale of the real estate of said de-
ceased, or so much thereof as will be sufficient
70 satisfy the debts against the estate of said de-
ceased, and ordered that a copy of this order be
published in some newspaper published in this
State, for six weeks, the last insertion to be at
twenty days before the FIRST day Of the next term
of this Court.
A true copy from the record Of said Court.
Attest, S. +. MURRAY, Clerk.
Feb. 18th, l849. (n446w)
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n e w GOODS.
DIR. VIM. w. WISE,

DR.. VIM. W. WISE,
(.Main Street, Louisiana, Missouri.)
Fender Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Dye
Stmfs, Paints, Oils, e. Furnish;
-HLSO- 3,
A good lot of Fsmily Medicines, warranted;
AL OF WHICH WILL BE soLBAs Low AS THE
Lowest. Please call and see goods and
S3--ly.
Nov. 9th, is4s.
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: WE are paying the highest market prices for
Produce. either in cash or merchandise at cur
store Water street, Louisiana. Mo.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL,
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THE subscribers have on hand and will con.
.tinue 10 keep, every variety of Ladies' and Cen
tlemeD's Saddles made to order. They have a
superior article Of patent spring seat, manufac-
tured alone by Mr.. Shannon, that cannot. fail To
please. Also, Brides and Martineals to corres-
pond. C. JACKSON g. BRO.
Jan. Is. ls4e. (n3s)
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=. u 4 D w :. IA! 4 p
CLOTHING!

Ever'ofered BY any house. 1t will be be-
yond description 80 Al ="
The wholesale and Retail Trade +
of the past year 81 far exceeded my expec-
|%tations, that it was. a matter oil, impossible.
|ty for me to supply the greet demand!
FOR THE APPROACHING SEA-
feel confident in asserting that ] =
will be enabled to supply the demsnd Of
the entire West.
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Persons wishing to 60 to any point in the
county, can be accommodated with a hack,
On reasonable terms.
For The benefit of strangers he will say that
Fculks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south of Baird's hotel and Immediately 3D.
posite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS ST.,
Nov. the 18th, l847.
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a-iFrom the Flag Of our Union.)
p THE DREAM OF LFE..-An AlIeg0ry.
By vELYH

BY
Morn rose like Hebe, fresh and fair,
! fAnd nature smiled and kissed the airI
An. old man slept beneath a tree,
And laughed as he dreamed Of infancy,
4 prattling child before him played,
: In innocence and bliss arrayed.
Noon glowed like beauty smiling through
.Atender glance from eyes of blue;
He still dreamed on-that laugh became
A youthful smile-love was its name;
A youth and maiden walked alone,
And health and beauty on them stone.
Eve, cauR like. winter, clustering loud,
Wrapped in a dark and gloomy shroud;
: Has dreaming yet-of manhood's years,
That smile becomes a vale Of tears,'-
Mans schemes, like bubbles, melt in air;
All! age of woe, and grief, and care.
Night closed, like gentle words that come
When angels gone, dispelling gloom:
Old age brought bliss and calm repose,
.Reviving childhood ere lifs's close.
His Visions o'er-he wakes and cries,
Ny dream il and happy dies.
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PEOPLE TO BE SATIRIzED.-One who
ever while relating, at his request, a brief
anecdote, listens to you with u%ndisguised
impatience, till just as You have reached
the point, when he directs his attention to
some object out of the window, so that
your story is lost. IF any thing can en-
nance such rudeness, it is begging your
pardon for his inattentioD, and entreating
you to repeat what you have just related.
Those who thrust their mouths directly
into your face whenever they speak to
you. 10
People who address you in company up
on your or their private affairs.
People who clip their words so that you
can make out the meaning of only half they
say.
People who eat onions.
People who regard local rules of Ell
quette as of more Importance than general
character, mind, talents, and inattentions;
j. e. who suffer their esteem for a stranger
to be more diminished at perceiving him
eat with a knife instead of a fork, than their
respect could be excited on learning that
he had performed noble moral actions.
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THE TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF
b U 81 N E $

Is SIN II
That I am doing, aud entirelS upon the
cash principal, enables me 10 manufacture
Goods q; fur less prices than any other con-
lceru; and | am determined to al"
SELL THEM AT PROFITS
So as 10 make il ON object for every Coun-
TRY Merchant to invest lis cash capital in
Clothing, as it will PAY him. a better prof.
in, MEET with quicker sales, and LEAVE
M remnants to loose OF. lIy Stock this
ISpring has been manufactured entirely diff.
i~ferent from any previous one. have de-
voted ms whole time and attention to il, 80
my brother, Charles G. Martin, attends to
the St. Louis establishment. Ny styles
aud patterns have all been selected with
great care, and all rich and beautiful. All
[ ask is tue pleasure of a call, when ] am
confident tina. you annot fail being pless.
Jed with my
STYLES, PATTERNS AND PRICES.
Merchants who are in the habit of tra-
ding East, and those bound f., Californis,
will find, BY looking through my stock, that
they can buy cheaper than car. be bought
i'm the Eastern markets, and save thereby
expenses Of going, coming. transportation,
&c.
My stock this season il, aud viii be tre-
'mendously large, and ! am Determined 10
close it of with the season.
All bills warranted To be- packed correct
ly-sizes and goods gutraiteed Io.he per.
feet.
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FO HOTEL.

Louisiana, Mo-.
fszzf THIS well known House is still oper
lEl for the accommodation of thu TRAVELLING
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has so long received, hopes
by constant attention to the wants of his custo.
mers, to merit q continuance of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sun.
Piled with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be given to hin
STABLES.
His priceeare as follows.
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Greater inducements
! .,,... ,e' n g., Tran a aa..s9 Dss
CA I1fFORN EAs!
FOR d1S49T

|. For , lie approaching Spring, I sm msnr-
featuring the largest and most splendid IS.
sortms6t Of
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JusrrcE H. w. p. WoorrEs will hold .
Law Day in Louisiana, on Saturday; the
7th day Of April next.
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Cov,,yRclAI HOUSE (REorENEp).

rViIR proprictors of the above e-'a'iisNt''h,
would respectfully inform The e''i'ns %
Shreveport. and the travelling rrshr e.n,t'H'
that they have rc-opcned the tofh'fi ID. t.''..'
ON Tcsa- street, convenient to the Il, '"n.a,T'
and IN the mos, healthy pert Of The ei'l' 'nc
rooms are spacious and airy, ard handsoi''N
r.rni .hrd 1Aerc is also a ladies flrlof' ga "
very retired and pleas nj part OF tie oula'hs'
spi for cleanliness and comfort. ID, Pro- r''l"l'
e,.,or tbern4,hes no' 10 b. 70 Il surpassed ~
.bc Southern country. Their table Will az .li
t,uc. i, furnished with every drllearl 81 '"c
.a,.op. aid ihc bar (Which Is Nery eonmod'ou,
I'm 40 b, - t,tt) supplied with the hest OF
lifuor.. Wines and Cigars (to say nothing ci
the lee. SCI.
Tie Proprietor, beg leare TO state that 'h'y
have SPARED no p-.u- Hor e'r'I,'' d" '''i't ",-
r.rmcnt. AND that careful and ai''.tNc SIR
,.nl. have been procured Al iler ash " a
.tr,l--anl O., -,r, ut.uuon To bas re-', ...
F. 10 10 meet the ap,souajiln' and merit the
patronage oi iber. pulls. aa
y u. JONES. t',
t,,ot, ptly rroprictors
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j nNifEY ANDERSON.


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IS. NIL. IHNXEr. .
IIIlL FIR NIER. & SllEDD. IL
/ iar, Marshall. TeNs. viii prac,i.,
Supreme and District Couri, 81 The ST..
iht Courts u tie Uns,d State, for N. !,
IS Tcsa,. "A
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VI Nnr-halI. Trkl..

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l i. shah, Harrison ,ourtr Texas. nj
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a.s. 10. tIEs-. T. e.. Al SAW
SJss fw. - v r'h'ii q.
IsURkS q ALEXANDER. trsn
- La Nar-bat. Harrison county, T,s
Nula-f 3. isl1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23
Marine Affairs.

srrGxsuir EuporA.-JERsrY Cry FERRY.--The stew
ard and seven Of the crew Of the steamship EudOrs,
recently wrecked OF Ludlsms Beach, Cape May, ar
rived At Jersey city, in schooner, Tuesday las.
From them we learn that about sixty en-
gsged in discbsrgins her cargo aud landing IL the
beach, large amount Of which has been saved in a
damaged state. There Is hope Of saving her hull
The schooner having reached Jersey City the steward
and crew being without money and DESTROYS Of reach
rg this city, three times inhumsnly refused a
passage in the ferry boat from that city though the
ferry master was informed Of their condition. and
sbown letter directed TO house in Wall street. on
crowd gathering, he became ashamed Of his conduct
and allowed them 10 pass Such act the part Of
the ferry master ards sbiowrecksd mariners, will
meet With universal condemnation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

THE PLAINFmLD FINaScERs-A NEw SrEcULA-
TIoN-Nluch has been said OF lcte In the city press
on the subject OF the decrease of the value OF the
personal property Of this city; and it is accounted
for by the removal Of large amount to the coun-
try residences Of citizens up the river, up the
Sound, over in Jersey, and down the bay. The
advantages OF this system OF avoiding the expenses
of residence the city, appear to have suggested
10 Plainield and Jacksonville iiusnciefs new
field Of speculation, end they in for venture
They have bought up "a tract Of two hundred acres
Of land, more or less, forty miles out on the Long
Island Railroad, and probably eta cost of some two
or three dollars acre, which they propose to re-
tail at s25 per acre, for the benefit OF the working
classes Of New York. Now, we wish 1t to be dis
tncty understood that there is no scheme of spc-
culation IN this: and # four or five thousand dol
airs are pocketed from the working people, 1t will
be to their advantage. The Plainfeld bills were
great advantage to the working classes; and IL was
their misfortune that they did not look out for a
swlnde before It was too late. Strange fellows,
these Plainfeld fnanciers.
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Mark etss

New OktEANs, November GA. NJ.
The cotton market continues heavy, at the decline
previously noticed though factors not disposed to
accept any lower prices Yesterday about 25n0 bales
changed hands, including mddling at loc and good
do. at 1890.
BALTIMORE Nov. 22-12 NJ.
There is change to notice in the market for any
description Of produce. Operators are holding of for
the steamer.
BALTIMORE, November 22-6 P. NJ.
The demand for flour II but moderate, aud the sales
do not exceed 700 barrels principally Howard street. at
81 o.. Grain and provisions remain without change.
Tobacco firm, and in fair request
BuFFALo, Nov. 22-6P. NJ.
terday Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels;
corn, none. Flour was in moderate demand, and the
market shade in favor of the buyers Sales
made of 1000 barrels of Michigan at 81 Is to 81 81
The market for wheat was firm. with good inquiry
for milling 1000 bushels sold ut 85e for Ohio Corn
without change; mixed Western nominal at
46c. In freights, -four taken at Csc
ALBANY, Nov %, 1919.
The following the receipts of produce since yes
terday Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat 0c0 bushels;
corn, 1900 bushels barley. 700 bushels. la -four
barrels, including common State and mixed Western,
at 81 621 to 81 rs; straight State aud Western at
81 rs to $4 81; and pure Genesee at SIS 064. Wheat
firm. with good inquiry for milling, and sales of
5000 bushels Genesee at 81 10 to 81 20 Rye-2O00
bushels sold at sic. OF barley Is O00 bushels sold at
SOC. for two row ed and 591ac. for four rowed.
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BY TELEGEAPH.

Tur Ngw YoRK ELrcrloN.--The whole official returns
from this State have been received. The vote Of the
State was All 2ls of which the highest democrat Da
Rus Clark received 2Oi,o17, and the highest whig
Washington Hunt, received 205,l47, showing a whig
majority between the highest votes Of 5So and Of the
highest whg the lowest democrat OF COOL. The
highest democrat the lowest whig, Joshua A.
Spencer cas-, showing majority on the popular
vote Of e3i in favor Of the democrats OF the votes
cast in Tiogs county lC23 for Henry WEIGH instead
of B,nauin Welch. jr were thrown out.
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Shipping Intelligence

ktw ORLEANS, Nov II.
Arrived-ship John Henry, Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON. Nov 10.
Arrived Bark Caroline, NYOrk; brig VIM Dugan DO;
sehr Geo Gibbs, do. =
PORTLAND Nov 81.
Ceared-Barks Ranger, and Mary Lowell Matanzas; brig
Plate, San Francisco.
SALEM. Nov 81.
Cleared Espeet. California; brig Jacob Story Cay
enne
Arrived-Schrs Ellen Rodman, and Notus, NYork; soop
Victory, Albany.
eailed-Ship Arab, Indian Ocean.
PRovIDENcE, Nov 81
Arrived-schr Oxford Baltimore via NReaford; sioops
Lady WASHINGTON Albany Aehorn Harvest, Radiant
LappheeI, klork.
saiied-Bark Rhoades San Francisco brig Casilda Nor
leans; scLr Nary Eddy, Matanzas.
BRISTOL, Nov 81.
Arrived-Sloop Harriet. NYork
Sailed, 20th-Sloops Gazelle and Arion, NYork.
BosroN, Nov % 1sl9.
Arrived chip Chicora Cronsadt 7th Esueur 18th utimo
Experienced gale the 18th, durng which pped
which main and monkey rails swept of house.
long boat. ossks, &c.
sehr T Perkins Richmond, via Salem.
Snow. New urieans Eagle Philadelphia; brgs Russell,
Port Prince Irving, Nassau, 7; Ann Maria. Fred
rcksburg Ocesn Queen Alexandria Eliza. Merrthew aud
Shakespeare Philadelphia kekoea Frankfort load
Cuba; fohrs Mary Eliza Aux Cages Rapid Richmond for
Frank fort, to load for Pensacola
Bosrox Nov %. 1910.
Tho ship Narraganett from Warren for Providence
in OF Massaso yesterday morning mile be-
low Connecticut Point not having sufficient SAIL cspszed,
and going fell the steamboat carrying her
pipe pilot house. and damaging the wheel house.
The damage the boat about sOO The slip lies her
soop along side her. she will be towed sho water
to- day, where she will be rghted.
There fruit vessel ashore Plymouth reported
In the morning papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

Editor Of the eraldS have in several Of the pub
lie papet letter purpytiug 10 be written by H. Gaylord
CLARKE introducing extract from which ne represents
10 have received Mr. charles Dicsens With reference
20 the statements against me- contained therein thy are
false and scandalsus and must request the public 20
usreud their ud until the matter brought before
legal tribunal steps for which purpose already been
ahep In preface rhc0 ming volume which viii
be published in few days SHAH eetualy rctute 70 the
stcton the American public, the outrageous caumnics
IN MI Charles Dickens which, prhaIs he may have been
provoked BY my recent work. entitled The Lvng Authors
al Tnrland' kespectfully, THOMAS POWELL.
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TELEGRAPuIC INTELLIGENCE

more Indian Troubles anticipated In Flo
rlda.
BALTIMORE, November 22-9 NJ.
The Southern mail, to night, has brought us New
Orleans papers Of the 18TH which contain late advices
from Tampa Bay They represent that the Indians had
refused to leave the country and that Gen. Twiggs
preparing to hunt them out with all possible despatch
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snnremo Caur,-Circuit Court.

EtIpft JuuEt IiutIUut
Nov. ~ kiehifu IS. Nchtrn.-The cross cause OF
husband against wife In this Of application for d
yorce on the grounds Of adultery continued this
day The trial necessarily prorected from the exam-
nation Of the witnesses being conducted through the
Medium Of q German interpreter, and had not con-
clna,d al the rising OF the court.
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SpOIllng lnfeillgence.

CENrsruLLE CouRsx, L. L-TRorrISG. -THURspAy,
Nov PA match for 81 600, mile heats best three in
Eve In harness, between Mr. Johnson's bay colt and
the torrel cclt Reindeer of the above track
the details Of which for want Of room obliged to
defer till another day. The following is summary
James wheipley entered g G Reindeer. 2 2 1 1
r. johnson entered b. @. - .......... 1
Time, 2:44-2t2-2:4i 247-247H.
BY TELEGRAPH.
BosToN, November o. 1sle.
The race between Lady Suffolk and Trustee, two
mile heats, in harness. by Lady Suffolk, in two
straight beats Time, 5:5T-5;slis Track heavy.
Trustee cast shoe In the first mile.
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Court CsIendsr-IhIs Day.

Cmcrn Corrr.-Nos 32, 81, 81, COZ si, So, go, 81,
S. 70, "a, 81, %, 81, COS, IS, ", pS, 80, 100.
COMMON PLr,s.-Part Nos. 81, SO, o5, 9l- 81 90,
lOi les 1O7 lO9 Ill l13, lis, III, 49, Part 2Nos.
nos. 10. lI2, Ia li6. las. $50, ls2, IS, l3s.
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A Witness In the Drury Case.

BOSTON, NOV. ~, lS4y.
An attempt was made to-day, by Mr. Warner, of
New York to bail Margaret o'Connor, Bristol Bills
woman the ground that her evidence IL wanted on
Drury's trial The Court reduced the bail to 81 0OO
but refused to take MIR Warner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

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