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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-29
To the Public.

The ''mneral lands included in the foregoing procla
nation chiefly situated between Lake Superior and
the Montreal river and Isle Royale, in the northern pen
nsua OF Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhansess mines of copper and other found
therein.
considerable number of those mines have already been
discovered in the ranges, within few miles OF Lake
Superio and from the geological character of the country
and the explorations already made, it cannot be doubted
that others equally, if valuable, will be found
throughout this whole ''mneral region"
In some OF the mines worked copper found almost
pure and, in fact, of the copper and
yield greater ccntage than any other discovered
in the world Silver is also found considerable guam
titles.
All the necessary materials for the of fur.
naces and fuel for smenR found in abundance the
immediate neighborhood OF the mineral.
The climate in the winter, though cold, does not inter-
rupt tho operations of the in fact that
considered the most favoxable for their operations.
The proximity OF these mineral lands TO the shore of lake
SUPERIOR which several sale and excellent harbor
and the water communication hereiro, by the Sau Ste
Mnrie lakes Huron. Erie, &c furnish ready means OF
transporting the products OF these lands the principal
markets Of the United States n very triiing cost.
Ii likewise appears from the reports 10 this office,
that the agricultural lands OF lair quality producing
the usual culinary vegetables and grass in abundance and
when properly TILED, they been found favorable for
grain crops also and for all these products, fair price
and good market will be found at the mines
| Tmber-such white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch, &cs, in many places, very abundant, and
its thrifty growth gives evidence of tho richness of the
soil.
Maps showing tho localities of the mines and other value
able information relating thereto derived from the geolog
cal survey, &c which cannot be embraced in this brief
notice. win prepared and deposited the land office
the Saut Ste. Marie, for inspection, early prac
tcable before the mcncement Of tho public sales
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office.
Mar 2-Iawl3w
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gemasse in Real life

4 few days since young man arrived
here from one OF the eastern cities, IN
search of his father, whom he had never
seen. the father haFing left the place of
his nativity, II England, before he was
bom- For years the young maHhad been
endeavoring 10 oiscoTer the whereabouts of
his father, without success. and al last by
one OF those startling incidents which give
d character of romance 10 truth Itself, he
found his parent, under circumstances as
painful as they were peculiar. In walk
ing through one Of the principal streets Of
our metropolis, he met gentleman from
the same city N which he resided. and
who was acquainted with his history, and
who thus accosted him:-.Well J.,
/ believe | have discovered where your
father IS" and proceeded 10 relate that IN
looking over copy OF the Lives OF Eel
ons," he was struck by the resemblance
which he bore 70 the portrait of Honeymzn
/ the barge rObber- The young man laugh
/ ed AZ the idea, and regarded II almost as
/ an imPOssI5lity that his father should be
an inmate of the State Prison. but, finally
a copy Of the book was purchased. The
youth was himself struck with the resem
j u ut EAl-Ah anu " ALllHEc4 =
read the biography accompanying Il. wheT
! inasSez-s and localities REQUIRED 20 hl.
memory, shsch impressed ham with ths
I painful conviction. that he had al last dis
covered his father, II . convicted felon
u The agony Of the Young man NAV be con
iceived; he resolved 70 visit Sing Sing ans
obtain an interview with Honevman-h,
did 50. and when brought into each other
7 presence. the resemblance between then
was sii1 more strikingly apparent
7 Honeyman trembled with agitation as b
admitted that when he left England L
company with the female who passed her
as his wife, the female 10 whom he wa
actually married vas eqcieglfe, and that b
heard that she had given birth TO z son
who If alive would be of the same age q
the young man who stood weeping AM
agitated before him. There can scarcely
be doubt as to his identity. but as hi
mother Is somewhere IN the Western par
OF this state, measures have been taken .
solve the mystery. which now surround
the matter.--N. I. Star.
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/ Iireilia Riue Law.

Among the Acts passed at Grand As
sembly of Virginia heidat James Cittie, .
IN the year 1861, was the following:
Women causing scandalous suites, TO
be ducked.'
Whereas, oflenfimes many babbling
women SANDER and scandalize their neigh
bors, for which their poore husbands are
bro't into chargable and ve1atious suites,
and caste in create damages
"Be II therefore enacted by authority
aforesaid, That in actions of SANDER occa-
stoned by the wife. as aforesaid; after judg-
ment passed for the damages the women
shall be punished by duckIng; and if the
SANDER be so enormous as 10 be adjudged
al greater damage than five hundred
pounds of tobacco, then the women 10
suffer ducking for every FIVE hundred
pounds of tobacco, adiudged against the
husband, If he refuses 70 pay the tobacco" !"
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The New Militia Law.

The militia biIl passed AZ the last session Of
The Legislature has received the sanction Of
the Governor and Is now law OF the State
Aswe have not yet received the Law, will some
Of or friends IN Harrisburg favor Us with
eoPy7 We understand, however, that it abol-
isaes the old system Of militia training, and
imposes tax OF Efty cents year On every
nan subjecI to do military duty This tax Is
to Dc collected BY the collects Of the State tax.
EhO IS held alike responsible for every cent Of
IL Each county forms Brigade, the officers
for which 10 be chosen By the officers OF
tie cid volunteer companies now IN existence
~ The county Court House sometime in June
next. The Regimenial and company officers
vii De s0;ed for by the members Of companies
~ their armories In August next Every com
Pauy numbering thirty viii be entitled tc
lily dollars per year for the purpose of pairing
thsIr current expenses, and company number
ING ffty men viii be entitled to seventy five
Collars in like manner. This money, as well
as al others due the Brigade, will be paid ont
OF TIE eOunty Treasury. These We believe.
are tae principal features Of the new bill. We
sh1l PUBLISH Il entire, however, as soon as il is
received.
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President JudssS in PsRgSylFaBia.

The following statement OF the Judicial dis
tricts. and the president judges of this State as
they now stand, Is said by the Harrisburg
however, about the appointment Of Joseph
B0fhngtoB TO the 18Th district. If We under
stand lhe matter correctly, there Is DO vacancy
IN that district until after The first Of May next
and of course the Governor cocId not make an
appointment until 4 vacancy actually existed.
/. Philadelphia-Edward king.t
2. Lancaster-Ellis Lewis
3. Northampton and Lehigh-J Prin-
gle JONES'
4. Centre, Clinton and Clearfeld-
George W Woodward.i
B. Observation-Disclosures Pa1ton.i
6. Ere, Crawford and Warren-Gay.
lord Church.i
:. Bucks and Montgomery-David
krause-f
s. Northumberland, Lycoming and
Columbia-Jos. B. Anthony.f
9. Cumberland, Perry and Juniata-
Frederick Wars-I
10. WesmoreIand. Indiana and Arm
strong-John C. Knox
IL. LuZerne, Susquehanna and Nyo-
ming-W illiam Jessup.t
I2. Dauphin and Lebanon-J-J j. Pear
son-I
l3. Bradford, Tioga, Potter & Mexican
WiIEston.I
A. Washington, Fayette and Greene
$ A. Gilmore.=
Is. Chester and Delaware-Henry
Chapman
10, Franklin, Bedford and Somerset
Jeremiah s Black.i
II. Beaver, Butler and Mercer-John
Bredin.i
Is. Venango, Clarion, Jefferson, Elk
and Forrest-Joseph Buffngton-+
10. York and Adsms-Daniel Durkee-+ :
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BRIGADE ORDERS,

A L. persons subjected 10 Military ou;v
"A wItbIn the boands Of TIE &c Brigade. I2sh
Division. p. u. are hereby rs1pested 10 psraSe
IN Baiiaiious fer inspecissa as foliozs-
The ID Battalion of las lst Regiment 10
meet MonGay the lsih day Of Nay next
TIE lss Battalion OF The same Regiment 10
meet on Tuesday the Ssh day Of May next.
The 23 Bziiaiioa OF the ID Regiment 10 meet
on "Wednesday The 10Th day CT May nexi.
The lst Battalion OF the same Regimeui 10
meet On Thursday the I7th DAY Of May pex,-
The Independent Battalion 70 meet on Fri
day the leih cay Of Nay next
the 2d Bzttzi3Sn Of the 81 Regiment 70
meet On Saturday the l9sh dzy Of May next.
The lst Battalion OF the szns Regiment to
meet on Monday the 2lsi day OF May next
The % Battalion Of the sth Regiment 10
meet on Tuesday the 22d day Of Nav next.
The Isl Battalion OF the sane Regiment 20
meet on wednesday the 235 car q Mzy sexf-
JOHN kEAN. IHsPeefsr.
Ofihe I'd Brza6=, I2lh DIV r. "
" p AL commissioner zsd staff 0fScrrs
within the bounds of szEd BsiEa3e. are req1l-ec
I 10 be properly equipped according t. LAW
Also, a. s6j1iauis aud captains q militia
within the bounds OF sad BriCs6e, aFs resui-
red By las 70 make proper Tss8rus Of thsir re
sPectsFe Tolls 10 The PruPcr BrI-zcs Inspector
on cath. On The cay Of B4ltalsoa or Reg 1s.tal
training. within ten cars therezfler o11 Der
the penalty q sfiy osilsrs-
N A4so. al NI1tcefs Fef Nirel - AaW 70 maze fe
f1ras Of EhsentEcs on cath e. the proper BE-
==4= I===-e-.s= -S==e-E nz.1s.se= R-=s
mental training or within ten GAYS thereafter,
are hereby notified that the names of the said
\ abssntees ~ TIE said zeigrns With the name ol
I the county, township. borough ard wzrt IN
Z Which each oi the said abserte-s resides. nus.
5e written N Plaia legi5ls hand Wriiia-, sne
each Of said names spelled correctly. Oiher-
wise said re;urns vii not be received. and ibe
j penalty of fifty dollars viii be eaforeet against
u al such officers.
4 Also. al militia men claiming to be exemp,
from militia duty b. certificates or otherwise
must produce the requisite evidence TO the
proper commanding ofEicer Of their respective
J Battalions, Regiments, or Companies, as the
case may be. Oh OF before tbs thIrd dzy Of Nav
aexi, for exemption.
J. h
April I9, 1649-2S-3t.
4 UThe somerset Visitor viii copy ths
above three times and charge Bfigads Inspectul
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nr. IhnmaS G. RQniiHs.

This gentleman. whose card viii Be foGnd in
another column Of to-day's paper, has, it viii
Be perceived. resumed the practice Of medicine
in Philade3pkia- 1t sfOrds Us much pleasure
TO know the " here abouts OF such men as Dr.
BUxrISs, and We know that this knowledge
vii also be gratifying to his many friends IN
this section Of the country. During the latter
part Of the amPaigns. Of Mexico, the DR.. was
Surgeon to The d Regiment OF Pennsylvania
volunteers. N " hich capacity he performed his
duiy to the sick under his charge well and
faith fully. and won The confidence and esteem
Of al with whom be came IN Contact We
know him well-had every opportunity Of OBJ
serving bis cond1ci in his Official capacity IN
Mexico-and can therefore assert, without fear
Of contradiction that DO physician better dis
charged the lsborious duties assigned him II
is inst such men as he Is that we like 10 see
prosper in the world, and we confident that
his many good qualities, both and q
physician, are properly appreciated By the
Philadslphians, and that they viii be disposed
TO testify their admiration in substantial
manner.
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II Our neigh5Or OF The y0hzstorrH NsES
t.kes rs 10 task about small article Of ours
10 = hieh Es complained Of the treatment re-
eeive6 by the domestic creditors az thr hand.
q the state, and seems utterly ssiOnishsd hat
sc shoald have the hardih9o5 10 eensure tie
son5uci oftnose n P0Eer altho1gh thsy may be
Members OF cur own party. We kn1S Itis The
-8ston OF Ehiz editors sn6 politicians 10 FOL
O. blindly IN the r0ac POiuied Oui 70 then -
t1sir Leaders. wiih0ui darIng 10 assume the
7-ITilegs OF lhiuking and speaking for thsn
ss'ves. and tat they are bOaud 10 praise and
,5i5l every act Of Whig siniaisiraii5n 10
natter hos e0rruPi, or hos injurious % the
people This being the fact. ne are not ssr-
p-sss5 thai the Ne1rs should be Lstoaisho5 a. an
sTideaoe OF honesty Of purpose on Cur part 50
iol.ly sOrsign 70 The character OF the whig
party.
We complained Or the treatment Of these
engaged the public works n plain terms
slIbout caring who were csHsura5le OF where
be shoe might pinch The Nsr is vel aware
hoEsver that the Legislature sbo1ld bear n osi
of The blame in noi making appropriations
Sufficiently large 10 meet the lis5.i!lles Of the
STATE, thus compelling her officers to procure
the nscsssary articles Of repair OK credit. We
believe false idea OF economy induced the
Legislature to pursue Ibis course; so TO ena-
Ole the State 10 meet her payments on the her
interest Although this occarred Under dem
ocraiic administration, a reference to the pro-
csedings of the last Legislature will satisfy
~ candid rnind that we mainly indebted
The exsrtions u the democratic members fcl
xrtn<, ne passage o. the late bill by whic.
ehnUn has been made 10 satisfy al claims of
sue nature complained Of.
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Militia Trainings.

Last evening we received otacial notice That
The militia trainings, are totally abo!is. ed II
accordance with the provisions OF the act Of
nothing more viii be done until after the in
PRODUCTION Of the new order OF ;hings- We
are authorized 10 poiify the editor o. the Ssz.-
eTset Visitor that the order for militia train
ings Is eouniermanded, and 10 request him 10
discoulInoe C0lJohn he2n-s military advertise
nent-
Although there was uaeh oi kHEbHg char
acier IN the old militia system, there were 50
many Peeaii1rilies abOas j. deemed national,
Tia; Ee almost regret 10 sec 4 abolished ihere
wss little 10 admire. bot mach 20 laugh IL a.
osr annual big m1s.ers..' ard tie dap Was
devoted more 70 fun and josiiy lsaa to ths ssr-
Esse - eas e-nntry- Ia n1snl.z IF horssk ane
ReEimentzls. tax collectors and fsiicutis, and
The many amusing incidents always e0nnsoieI
ailh i, rendered Il tay Of imP0riEuos IN tLs
annals of large P0riIon Of cur population
10 snail no lOn.sT witness The snsU1l eIhs5i-
ton o. c0rust.Iks and 5roomssicks. znd guus
without locks, Nhcl we're alEays preserved
heretofore, WiE nov Be thrown ASIDE IS useless
Candidates and PulllieiaEs val b compiled iC
select some other time and place for Hasking
capital for themselves or their party. and loaf
ers can 10 loHger Calculate On review day
Z for reltIng drunk On others liquor Those haE-
/ ing quzrrels must light II ouI" as best they
nav, as this great day for The settlement O
disputes Is among the things that were"
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COMMISSION q F0RWAR-
DING BUSINESS.

TEHHE ssbseFsssr 81 attend 10 Rsesivinx
- sc q = -FolNs D00Ns q NIlS I1I11E IEIk
Conditions. Eizs-Au Merchandise IL boxes.
Liquors. Groceries. sc. I've cents per l0e
ibs- (i5ciadiuE storage for ten GAYS. losding
sc y except hozshcOSs Of Molas=es weighing
ever l2UO It's. which pay for The extra
hzn6s required Tor loading the same NiH be
added. Sall, Eve cents per barTel-not stored
FiouF, stored for term not exceeding teB
days, ten cents per barrel On all small lots of
goods not amoaniing 10 500 lbs, from persons
aOJ IN The habit Of receiving goods, l23 to ? ;
ceats Will be charged. Ualess bill OF lsding
Is furnished previous 10 the arrival of the
goods, he y al not be held responsible for any
error That may oce0rr IN either freight or
goods Freight must II al cases be paid with
in twelve DAYS after the delivery OF the goods
otherwise theee per cent adaiuoaal On TIA
amount advanced VIII Dc charged.
JOHN IVORY
Summit. April L. l549-27-3t
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20. Miaiin and Union-Abm. s. VII

20. Mlffiin and Union-Abm. S. VIII
son-+
2I. SclIuylkill-Luther kidder-f
D. Monroe. Pike, II ayne and CARBON
-Nathl B. Eldred.1
%. Berks-David f. Gordon.4
24. Huntingdon, Blair and Cambria
George TAYLOR
Appointed BY Gov. Skunk. fBy Gov.
Porter. -By Gov. Johnston.
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NOTICE..

To fRs creditors Of The Huaffngdoz. Cambria
and Indiana TuTnpiks R0sd.
That the Court Of Huntingdon county al
the January term l549 directed 10 be paid 10
creditors three and one half per cent on the
amount Of their claims On which former diyi-
dends have been declared, which I viii paw on
the presentation OF their certificates Of deposit
by themselves CT Il esr agent.
JOHN = ISErT, Seq guesfraf0T.
Spruce Creek P. O, April II, lS49-21-3t,
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Melancholy Accident

The Rev. Richard Roberts, who resided
.bout FIVE miles north OF this place, was NOR
tally injured BY The falling of tree on Thurs
Ssy last 1t appears that he was engaged IN
,utting down timber IN the forest when = large
limb Of Z tree struck him On tbs head SO severely
.hai il proved mortal in few hours The
deceased was man OF many virtues, = pure
%. cied by al who knew him
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Ma J. G GTvEx.-Ths following ~ill answer
the enigma Putlished il your last paper.
%, 10. 5. L, l9, Babes.
I6. q, ), Bub,
., 3. 4, 70, 6, Gaose,
p. Is. -. Il. l9. Horns.
Ii, 6. 10, ,, Rear,
u, Is, Il, :. Meet,
9, 3, 2I, l, Crum.
:, IS. Is, 5, Rent,
AnsueT:-Mr. ROBERT CARxoS. E5ensborg
4. L & W. McG.
Laurel Run. april %. 1919.
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NOTICE.

The following property has bean purchased
By me al ConstsOIes Sale, and have been left
BY me n care Of Henry Lezmer. All persons
are hereby cautioned against nedtlIng with
said property IN any way against my consent
vlz= Three Gray II orses and one Cow Sold
as the property Of ne said Henry L=ame-.
JACO :. BURkHART-
April. Z Is49.-3t
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sffairxin T9naHa.

MONTREAL, April 2I.-In The House OF
Assembly, last night, the Upper Canada
Assessment Bill was under discussion In
committee.
The debate lasted the whole evening.
Being ministerial measure. II was ex-
pected that II would pass with little delay,
but the antcipadons Of the ministry were
not realized, as It encountered the most
strenuous opposition
So great was the fumult-no less than
five or SIX members being often on their
feet at the same ume-1hat Mr. Boughfon
moved that the committee do rise and re-
port progress, as the proceedings had been
conducted amidst squallings and confusion
such as would disgrace any bar-room- Il
vas enszoed=si last night that Mr.. Baldwin
had resigned his seat N the Cabinet. Ii
Is also understood that Mr.. Lafontaine
viii do the same. A rumor Is prevalent
that next week the bill for paving the re-
belhon losses VIII be sanctioned.
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II There Is more bonb,s, and less min,
vii or common sense in the article nnde, ,bo
caption of --fhe sdninis,r.tion,, !, The las,
'0AHsf0irn HeHs, than IN any article which
We seen this season. we would advise those
fond of cnriosities TO procure it and Law itzwav
carefully. 1; beats al nztgr, az doe.
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FiiZ Htnn Marrfu.
Laurel Run. april %. 1919.

Its evident that Fitz Henry Warren.
tT~ho was appointed Second Assis.2n:
Postmaster General. II place Of the hon
est Democrat. Wm. j. Brown.)i is great
rascal. The Washington Union Of the
10Th inst. gives the true history of this
whig Office holder. from the public rec
ords of ofSpringfeld, Mass. where he swim
died his creditors, and applied for the ben
eft of the bankrupt law, but was refused,
because he ffrGudu'eglfLy concealed prop
.erty. He then decamped for the west,
and squatted down IN Iowa. where he took
= conspicuous part IN defeating the cleo
ton Of two democratic Senators II Con-
gress. To effect this purpose, he ray-
elled some two hundred miles 70 the resi-
de1ce Of democratic member of the Le-
gislature whom the wings wished 10 de-
prive of his seat, for the purpose, Judas
ike. Of betraying him. When the case
came before the Legislature, Warren
swore that in conversation with this IN
dividual, tkinsman By name. he had left
the ..inpressiOy" upon hiss rsnd that he
had resigned his seat FhadIIg. however.
that this was not sufficient 10 deprive the
member OF his seat, Warren Subsequently
swore that kinsman told him he had re-
signed, notwithstanding the Governor.
Secretary of State. and other officers, fes-
ufed that they had no knowledge Of such
resignation. Warren, however, gained
his point kinsman was turned out, and
the federal majority postponed the cleo
tion- Last fail, this same Warren was
the RAfe mover in the contemplated fraud
of sS1hfing certain unlawful Mormon
votes, which, II was supposed. would give
the State TO Gen. Taylor. Here, then,
Il . man whose actions should send him
TO a penitentiary. appointed 10 high and
responsible place In the Government by
an administration which went into power
pledged to appoint none but .-honest and
capable" men.
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" ELLsBoKo TIoga Co,
AprII l., 1919.

1pIA IL A-a1-
GENTLEuES5-TcUr kind favor Of the 9th
inst., has Just reached me, and It's PeTusal has
caused emotions Of no or6Iuary kind.
Since ny 0F?oin tulsnt 70 the beneh Of the
tenth Judicial District have received fFom
the members Of The bar, and lhe citizens Of the
entire district, the utmost kindness; and ihis
too without regard TO political prediction
or former personal association, Is I was
from remote section Of the State, ard st--n-
ger to nearly al Of you
By legislative action The relation which has
FOR the past year existed between the citizens
Of Cambria and myself Is Al an end; bat be
assured that no enactment" can cause me to
forget the Obligations 1 an under to the people
generally. and more particularly to yUurselv es.
as Members Of The bar. and officers Of the court
for the many evidences OF friendship. .snt good
feelings bestowed upon me II our brief oficIal
intercourse.
Being about TO become resident Of West
ern Pennsylvania l shall gladly avail myself
of every opportunity 20 renew and extend The
personal acquaintance which has thus far bee I
to Of snch agreeable charactsr-
Permit me, gentlemen, after wishing each
Of you present happiness and future prosperity,
to subscribe myself,
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i The Legislature Of Wisconsin has pass
I'd general law authorizing any lnhabitan, 10
change his OF her name with the appreciation
Of The town authorities. Il Is well That such
law does not exist in this State, oiherH ise
there wouId be such rush 10 the proper aa-
thorities for I change Of name that II wouI3
puzzle Philadelphia lawyer to tell l7ko's 1o6o.
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- TRAY ED away from The residence OF the
- subscriber IN Centrerille. Indiana county.
on the night Of the 10th lust, dark Bay
Mare, four years old this spring. ANY person
leaving Information Of her whereabouts at this
Office of with The subscriber wiII be literally
rewarded. ROBERT GIVEN.
April 26 1873.
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Thursday, April &c, 1s49

RI O0- ,b,rks are due the Hon. Simon
Cameron for copy Of the KePoh OF tne
Pa.en, O5cs-
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y We see It stated that an order has been
issued prohibiting the publication o. Inc re
mUvaLs made by the new administration al
Washington. This locks suspicious, and as
tho Gen. Taylor was ashamed OF his oB 4 acts