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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
TnonAs RIrcHiE, Esq.

PREMATURE BURIALs.-We assured that the
following is true in every particular A poor man,
residing IN the upper part of the city. left home
the usual hour some days since, to perform his daily
labor, and on returning in the afternoon found that
his wife had been seized with cholera during The FORE
noon and conveyed to the Hospital in Thirteenth
street. file immediately went there, and as he enter
ed the place, SIX Collins carried out to be con-
veyed to Potter's Field The poor fellow proceeded
TO the room aud inquired for his wife, when he was
informed that she dead and that one Of the cof
fns he had passed contained her body, but which of
them they could not tell, marks are placed upon
them to distinguish one from the other. The man, in
agony of grief, started in pursuit of the convey
ance, and accompanied 1t TO Potter's Field when lie
pleaded hard to be permitted look once more up
on the face of his wife, that permission given
and the collins were opened. When the body of the
woman was exposed he seized il frantically in his
arms and pressed it fondly 10 his bosom. For a mo-
ment he ancied he felt the beating of her heart and
sezing her wrist he exclaimed, "My Gcd, she
lives :" At that moment the woman opened her eyes
and recognized her husband; she conveyed home
and IS quite recovered. If this be true-and oul
informant atfirms that it is-what u frighful refec
tion it conures up that perhaps others, bearing only
the sembance of death, have been prematurey hur
ried to the grave IN. Y. Mirror.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
Notice.

The Of the Independent Relief Fire Engine md
Hose Company No will meet at the Council Chamber for
the Transaction Of business Monday, September Sd, at -
O'Clock, p. NJ. FITCH c. FISHER, Secy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NM lEREAS wife Maria Gargt, having len my bed and
w board without provocation, notice hereby
harboring her
pay Of contracting ser this ate
SAMUEL GATHRIGHT.
indianapolis, Sept. l, iS4s. 26swT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

THE New HAMPSHIRE PATRIOT (Old Hunker) likes
the letter Of General Cass except it regards slavery
On this point, II enters strong protest.
but while the other portions Of the letter so
satisfactory we sorry that what be says upon the
slavery question is much the contrary He cx-
pressly reerales the doctrine Of his famous Nicholson
Letter. achich lost him the Presidency, that Congress
has M constitutional power to legslae upon slavery
The Democracy of the North never did endorse this
ducirno, aud never will" "The
Democracy Of this State unanimous in the opin.
on 50 far as we know, that Congress has and should
exercise the pewer to exclude slavery from California
and New Mexico"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

SOMETHING NEw.-Thc millennium is surely at
hand. The editor of country Wing paper was
last week taken SICK and called his rival the edit
or of the Democratic paper in the same village, to
get out his paper for him-and right sprghty
number he made Of it-,ecidedy the best of the
By the way, if all the political editors Of tue
two parties 10 exchange places, the Wings
taking the editorial control of the democratic papers
and the Democrats that Of the wing papers, we have
the evidence Of the before us that at least one
good result would folow-therc would be an absence
of low personal abuse, and in the place of poltca
slang. matter of more useful information Led
ger.
We know of several wing papers that might be i'm
proved in tie manner suggested above.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
ExecufOr's Notice.

Executors NOticc.
N Office hereby given that Tuesday the 25h day Of Sep
TENDER goods and catels belonging the
Fisher, Marion county, indiana,
consisting horses CATTLE sheep hogs and woorse and
gearing wheat the stack, field household uu
farming utensils tools, cooking
stoye articles by undersigned
said residence franklin
township in said credit Of twelve months will he give
all three dollars, and will he required su
security made payable without relief from
praisement laws. BENJAMIN MORGAN Executor.
Ans aIEI 3uT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
Bucks Improved Patent

rUNHE subscribers public four sizes of pattern
II Of Bucks Cooking Stove, greatly improved which then
Confidently assert be not only the most perfect baking store
but the beautiful Cooking offer
ed 10 the public Its sey for baking (Which in the old Bucks
stove exceeded other oye has been greatly increased by
the addition another which enables bake
twice much ordinary cooking Being made airtie
and having dampe the fire be regulated to suit every coca
Those who good cooking that be relied
upon, should this as cannot fail please
We the give satisfaction and refer to hun
dreds of families which them We will in
should fail trial. take back the and refund
the
We have hand the largest and best selected stock OF stoves
ever brought to the market of Premium Cooking Stores
OF the and approved plate stoves
suitable churches school houses aud
stoves also the celebrated Stany and Saratoga air
tight Paor stoves the most beautiful patterns of srght
es the market
In addition the above, ufacure and keep constantly
hand general assortment of Tin Ware which offer
wholesale retail low prices We prepared mans
uctuIe all kinds the shortest notice
G.. & J. cox
- w&swtf Washington street of Meridian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

BALTIMORE, Aug, 20--A painful occurrence came
to light yesterday, which created intense excitement.
The remains of the venerable d. Evans Reese, who
died suddenly on Friday evening, were conveyed TO
the Light street burng ground, and while they were
being placed in The vault, the hand of human being
discovered proiruJing from one of the collins de-
posted there. On closer examination, those pre-
sent startled to find the hand was firmly cench-
ed, the coffin bursted open, and the body turned
tirely over, leaving not doubt that the unfortunate
being had been buried alive.
The corpse was that of respectable man who died,
apparently, very suddenly. and whose body was
placed in the vault Friday last. 1t is narrowing
thought TO suppose that ho buried before life
extinct; but The facts leave little doubt of it. Truly
is il sad commentary on hasty burias.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

PAINTINGS BY Cox-Thc Cincinnati Dispatch, in a
recent notice of the Art Union Of that city, pays the
following well deserved compliments to our towns
man, Mr.. JACOB Cox:
"Seyeral new pictures have been recently added to
this collection, which greatly enhance the interest of
the exhibition Among them arc the landscapes by
Cox, of indianapolis, which possess striking merit.
The best of these is picture with stream, spanned
by rustic bridge and an emigrant's camping scene
in the fore ground, and view of indianapolis. with
the dome of the State Capitol looming up in the dis
lance. This is altogether a capital picture, and the
whole arrangement, zone, and handling, exhibit de-
cided Improvement upon the previous efforts of this
talented young artist The other is rural scene,
with figures Of boys and cattle in the foreground the
distances of which are very tine."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

- HOOD & NOBLE.
HIsToRY Of the American BihIe society, Iua received
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
proved in the manner suggested

CRUELTY OF THE AUsTRIANs-Some estimate of
the heartess and barbarous character of Austrian
warfare may be formed from the single fact that ten
capital cities have been bombarded by Austrian gene
rails since March, 1913. These are Milan, Cracow,
Prague, Lembcrg, Vienna, Arad, Brescia, Pestb
Venice, and Ancona. No mode of warfare can be
regarded as more execrable and barbarous than the
bOmbardment of cities. 1t is one in which non-tel-
gerants suffer more often than those actively engag
ed. Private property to an immense amount is USE
lessy sacrificed. The aged, the sick and the helpless
perish from the missiles of the flames kndIed by The
explosion. Thousands more of the innocent and un-
offending doomed to poverty, and perhaps n death
as certain though slow, in consequence. In
Pes,h aone the amount private property destroyed
more than five millions of dollars! This NAV
enable our readers to form some idea of the amount
of ruin which the paternal and apostolic Government
Of Austria has brought upon its people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

The FIRST PLANK Notwithstanding to the Day.
Book the first plank road constructed by c. Ed
wards Lester. II was built sixteen years ago, in
Cayuga county, N. Y, and three miles in length 1t
made across a swamp caused by an inlet or bay,
at the end Of Cayuga Lake. All the tolls received
by voluntary contributions. box was placed
at the end of the road, and those who passed. put in
much as they pleased-some penny some a six
pence, and some a dollar. The amount received in
this manner the first year equal to the cost OF
the road This was the germ, the idea, from which
sprung all the plank roads in the country.
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~ - - . a. 3 81. ~ . : :.
FEVER AND AGUE.

CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMITTENT FEVERS, AND ALL THE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
DIR. OsgOOd,s indian ChOIagOgue.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

Lafayette and indianapolis Railroad
Company.
Stockholders Indianapolis Railroad
hereby notified
said Company will take place Monday the s day Of Dc
iober The house Of John f. veles Paev between
the of IL O'Clock A NJ and occk p NJ BY order OF the
a. G.. HAZELRiGG,
26 4w Isl. Jour. Aug 29.1 President pro tenn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
Executors Notice.

NOTICE hereby gven that letters esmentary were granted
IN undersigned OF and testament Of
Owen Fisher OF Marion county deceased the 18th day of
August lSi9 All persons ooncensd and govern
themselves accordingly. The probably solvent.
2t3wT BENJAMIN MORGAN, Executor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

SECOND the United saie, by Sir Charles Lye
N received by HOOD & NOBLE.
part souheys Place Book by
- 70 HOOD & NOBLE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

.... sn,t GIVE she HiHru iwO Of tlie men,
,.l...ui'- Inn aud GlpZiGr, hearing tho alarm
Instantly iuWpiUglrurHi'sd a. eW feet be-
NJ, rbey henrd lie Tree fhll 4ehln1kllsm,llla
limbs brushing young NiiliRm's back,
#, Williams WINS tho upper side Of llin hem,
w and not ~ position 10 gel away %
---t mr. iHr pItfFs did HtunhitiF aii a sliPPs-
j. he across which the henilnclI upon which
ess NJ work, trimming down q knot had
.tsp. aud llf ho heard tho alarm IL ~ SUP
..I from tho position Ia which ha was
.,o1. lhlt be had only time 20 lurn round
..r ,rp from tho log GA which hg WIS
,.,I,ut. lnfora he received tho hlnw on the
IN nari'ofh his head which caused his I'M
..,l'tp death. Mr. Williams was found ST.
noon tie log,with ,is head upon bis knees,
rr G,0t confined under the tree, one hand
t.g.ed, q wound on lha check md between
\, 0rs, aud tho skull on tho hack Of the
VA sm1fhrd by largo limb, los II fuppos-
IA which was broken from llle Tree aud ~
nd rs hls side, ITO DID not gr0un or speak,
sal tralhed lat u tsw Tunes Hller he was
.ssu The beach tree WIS sound on the side
rr-t i.e iuen. hmi more ihan iwO'tilrds Of
iIe Opposite side WA rplien, which the men
,I0l rnl Observe, or lhey would have heon 90
heir guard BraWeborough Edgie, :
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II RIO w N T. n

MIR DudIy Martin of W .Fuirlee, was drown.
ed IN Wnlts River near this village, on
Wednesday evening last. tie went into the
water to balhe ia company with several 9th.
crs, aud although poor swimmer, lac ven.
Jared 10 swim across TO the other side of tie.
stream. This effort exhausted his strength.
mud liz had -frars about swimming back. BE.
ing encouraged hy his companions he, was
induced to make the attempt, but was soon
observed to sink. None ofhis companions
dared gd To his assistance, and it was not till
alarm Mns. givGI to the netgltLoFe, and liGeen
or twenty minutes had elapsed, ere lie WINS
taken out, and all cffqrts-to rcsuscitn,e him
prnred uuayMliug. Mr. Martin whs about
twouly-one years of ngc. We understand
that this is the second life iosr in the sntnu
place aud Tint others battling there have nnr-
rowly escnped,-- Bradford Gu,,Rc
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CMlNGE on TnlE.

I'M and after Thursday, July lDlh, che Pas-
~ FenRer Cars iof Boston, and down Com
nrCtGut River, will leave Wrlls River AZ Of
4 ~ aud ~ ~ o'elpck, noon, and arriye 40
boft0u ate T. NJ and T. 81, the Same day
hEIutNlNG, wili leave B0si0a at "a a
n aEd r. O'Clock. noon. and arrive ~ Wrl'e
RIVER AZ - r., NJ. sHd "A a. ~
Passengers faF New York, who leave Wells
River in The morning cars will arrive ~ New
York ihr reFt morning. ~ the Norwich ~
New liaycg Steamboats,, by the following
routes
by Nashua, Wdroester, and New Haven
ny hlshuH, Worcester, tpnngdfld aud
Sew Haven
~ iieiiows Falis, Dnllebors' and New
Haven
RETURNING, lcav NV Norl by the eye,
nipg Steamboats, fuf NmWlth ~ New Haven
aud afryo AZ Wells Hiyor the neat evening,
fasseGgers by the morning cars from wells
River may roach he following places the
same day boston, Portland, Me Providence,
II +, New London, Hartford, aud How Ia
ven, c., Springfield, NV bedford, and New
butypoH, hs and 81 intermediate places.
- &, tttUHi7tHi Are''t
July 10. O2iHllf
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for finer wools.

s., Tnr FIsm DlING. The Baltimore pntriot
hnrns frem gentleman who has recently re-
turned from wish 10 the itHsJcrH storG Of
Maryland, that both sides Chichester are lin
ed with dead fish, from the smallest To the
largest size. Fire SATIRE phenomenon was
Observed during the existence Of the cholera
nj 1891 md iLc cnuscs which flicH existed
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Ls'o no doo" produced Ike rnrel now,
g3-NuHely thousand land warrants have
heeu 'ssued 20 sulditp who served IN llie
Mexican Wac giving away 10 lhon asa
hounly lnhOO0pQ acres, Estimating he
value fIhis land % 2 l9j nm ncre, we HHYH
aH aggregate ef 4l7 Ga1i
0F'h Is mlt haih0f arf $500 housn I'M
rent IN cWc'HHaii, me- tmmt har.qg Ged pam
hf clo'ers,
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ENGLAND,

Tho condition Of tho colonies II attracting
considerable attention IN Parliament, hut
-ohlng definite Inns been done. A motion
I,dr 10y Sir william Aloleaworlh, for the mp
-.glneni ofn committee on Colonial Affairs
ti, afer discussion, lost by vote of lG9 To
% The disabilities bill, TO enable Jews 10
din Parliament, has been lost IN The House
fL0ds.
Mr Macfcady mndc ha Gral appearance NJ
birmingham n0cr his return, lie was rocoiv-
uI will gtWtupplnuse.
Trgie appears TO ho improving, aud mon
syI, qutr plenty. Tho amount of bullion
IN ilc Riuk Of England h rising fifteen mil.
Tom. Of pounds, Small quantities of gold
are finding Jhcir why into England from Cal.
E,ruII
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STATE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION
AMERICAN lNsTlTuTE or
INSTRUCTION.

Atlhu Siuin Educational Convention, hold
cn ~ ChrlsnH, last August, tho undersigned
were appointed committee 90 CONSIDER lls
expectancy If calling another State CouVen-
tim, and, n decided upon, 10 fy lha lime aud
place Of meeting, aud make such other ar
rauaemcnls No. niglH ba necessary, Il wNs
6lso suggested llIal lhe COMMITTEES invite rlhe
American Institute Gf Instruction." o. hphi
IN next annual meeting ~ Vermont aud llnt
n take llie place Of tln Convention, provided
sucli Hn arrangement ~ regard Ia lie rrlures
Hnh eNrrcifca could DO made,Hs, in tho uIdu-
ION OF tile committee, would equally promote
tlie Interests Of common school education iu
the State, Tie committee nrn happy in be-
Ing Hbelo state llnl lhoy believe such an ar
rauReHent lins heen made, and ihnt Jhe meet
ing viii commence ~ Monlpeier.on the ililI
dly of August, and viii probably continue
Through Ille IMn following DAYS Notire of
Tho lectures aud oxereisns which may he a.
peclcd, will hu given previous "a the meet
ing, Tho iiiends Of edpcal0p generally, nra
respectfully and earnestly invited 10 nllrnd.
RoGER .. llowARp, lloHAcg EAros.
lllRAn OECurr, r. MANASSAS,
Jous WnrrErR, T. J. scorr,
JonS 4, lllcEsr- Committee,
June 80, lslD,
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.,GAnsmgMG BS.
BRArugSu

In lrasburgh, July II, Mr. JOHN Brown, ~.
upon. h,R' which he bore with christian pa
t,e--.s..,- --4.d L4- .l4L-A lAeac- Ga,n
Ia Srck"uh, the NH inst Mrs SaAv, rrlct
Of the hte Epmaim Wheaton,, :" her '''h
ycur.
la jericho, Juiy /, Of lang fever, samuel
w. only son OF Dan aud Sarah VI liifht
rcas, formerly OF DduNiilc, aged years. -
months and 3 days.
In lrasburgh 9th inst Mrs Fanny, w,io
Of Mr. Ezra Conant
ia Glover, eth int Mrs Athlinda yance
l4&---AiEI Qseph y Howard,
aged about ~ years.
At Goshen, N. H., 92d nit widow Eliza.
beth Grindcll, aged I0i years, months and
@ dayG.
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TIN Wool TRApr. 9he Washington Pal
Reporter notices caDsaluEahls snlus ol-'wool
u the Eastern mud Southern sections Of Ilni
county, nj prices ranging from .? 10 % 'i.9
cents, mich IT. little better than the prices
Of lusl season Some few sul"s, iudsrd, lave
been made nj - a 10 cents, hut the growers
are 10y no means satisfied with Ito prices paid
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UISf.lR'S B.ILSJM ar HOME

Ra-lnn, Aps.l II, lsiG.
Mr. s.. W. F.wlc Dear Sir | hav6 been
Induced at the au,srct ion Of many of my
friends, 10 make known TO t"c public through
you, the great benefit I hay, dr-'vcd from the
use Of tho medicine called - ..tsD = h"isHW
II Uh Chsrry, IN the hope tllst rthu - sui'
frfing from lung complaints may htd &c
same relief by It's use that have done,
The latter part Of last summer and IN the
fall, suffered greatly FROM severe cough,
pain in The side, difficulty IN breathing, loss
Of appetite, and other symptoms which indi.
Gated rapid decline Three of the most
learned aud intelligent medical practitioners
pronounced my case consumption, aud stated
10 INC that nothing hat a change Of climate
could be- of the least possible benefit 70 me, ns
my lnngs were IN very iuilhmcd and dtscna.
cd state. Al this time, IN hopes might find
a temporary relief Tor my cough, ! bought a
bottle of the Bilaam, which not only gave me
the relief that my falling strength required, but
seemed 20 give mc new life and energy.
After taking several bottles Of the NEE icinc
my appetite returned, and with II my strength,
my cold entirely lclt me, ne also the night
RNcaiZ. which. prcvious 10 tbs, had been v'tN
proiusc. In Eve weeks time ] gaihcr rrgt1t
pounds Of flesh, and have been able ever Fincf
10 take my accustomed exercise, walk OF
from 3 or miles day, aud attend 20 my rcgu.
lar business should be most happy TO have
you refer any one who may wish further par.
ticularF, 10 me at my place Of bus'ncss, No 800
Washington st. Very truly yours,
WM II. liOLBROOK
The genuine airncd l. nutts on the wrapper.
For sale 10y J O. bingham ST. Johnsbury
Plain J. Flint, ST Johnsbury Centre; l.. =.
PARIS, PaSsumpsic, and dealers in medicine
generally
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The Markets.
nRIGnToN MARRET, Thur.d

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, July -
Reported ipf the Advrrtlrrr
~ market, 800 beef cattle, 100 Stores, =
pairs working oxen, ~ COWS aud calves, 1000
sheep
Hrct caulc-Eura, $3.50, f., quality, g, %
do 10 ~ do. 3,
Slorcs-2 years old from eiea ~.
Working Oxen $50, 70, md ~
Cows aud Calycs-e lo, %, 30 and %
Sheep and Lambs 81 20, l,6a, 2and q
SWINE a 30 retail "A b5c. Tlll hogs,
40,
BOSTON MARKET July ~
DEEF-ENtra mess, II 90 a - 51s Mess
1850 400. No. /, ~ OOAOD O0lpfimc, city,
70, 80 o uOs navy ~ 0O on co.
fORk-Eatfh clear ~ 20 % 90 On, clear
~ 90 90 90, mess 10 5OH II i0lprmc 90
1900
LARD boston Ga al south& west, Gia5i
BuTIElt-stofc li5 iG,aLipping liAlil
family 20 a -
tHEh~li-r"~ '''ijs =, GauF meal - g.
shipping Gh7,
FLOUR Howard street a 2 ~, Ohio,
600 a 900 Gcncscc, com brands, 500 900.
Gcncsrc, fancy brands, 90 6,iO.
CORN rciiow, ruundi 90 =. o., l!at GA o..
whitc'0O 90.
oATs-southern, 30 ~, northern, % 90,
eastern, 80 a 90.
WOOl-Thcrc have been large arrivals
Of domcsue aud pulled, and sacs are making
at quoted prices
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DEATn or Mas. MApsoN. The Washing
ton Union Of the 18Th inst, records the death,
in that city ofMrs. ID. Madison, relet Of Ex-
President Madison. She died ntten o'clock
last Thursday evening o.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

OK HaNp. The Governor of New Ilamp-
shire has appointed Thursday, the 18th day
Of November, ID be observed as day Of
thanksgiving in that State. .rs
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counts which wG receive from he sent pf war
pnss through ~ Austrian oucible, md uu-
Occasionally receive NJ unavoidable huo ph
Uurrtt,la
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NEW GOODS,
fremont and Old Colony
n All s.. On

rRNiiE seLscnbcrs have Lcon. appointed A.
( gcuis sor selling the
FREMONT IRON CO.'S sans,
0nd respectfully ask al dealers 10 call and cN.
amino them at STORE No. -, STATE 81.
BOSTON ...
They oiIy these Naiis for examination, in
ffrs-7i4---4-Lalic that they are the most per.
feet in oil respects OF any cVCF PrddUrru
sale IN the United States. ..........
They are also Agents for the sale Of the
ULD- e0H0NNLRON cos Nails,
the reputation of which hos been long firmly
established.
They deal in POT and PE,4RL ASHES,
and have always on hand superior quality
for r,laIIIng. " NJ ttttlAAS NO.
pos,or, Jun, 81 lr'9. G22m3
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o." Father Mathew has administered IhG
lledge III Brankkn. 10 $500 persnns.
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY


We havo received Vienna dates to the 9th
~ Inr details Of tho Inst battles on the
onNs OF The Nnag Ind not yet reached Vi
.'an, 'nonsh u would appear Tint the result
,,I musWAlon ofn most obstinate attempt
~ ,e iinngarlnns 10 cross The Wang.
,. Ul,le morning ofthe 20lh- inst they Ind
,"'E got possession Of the right bnnS Of
i or' nut 'hcy were eventually obliged
',r'nrn'to their former position.
\ ~ tho meantime, Gcorgcy Ind como nm
=. IV,"' senehi', and the lmperialist lem
L.. "2",sGh"'', with his $4,000 men. was
Il o AZ w. 'ue necessity oracting entirely on
e,r w. uhul upon the arrival of Rus
.Li.i' ,,'''"' coWehis. herco baltic ensured,
atlantis '''''" ''' eo'"-
Inc l'ghI recommended on tho afternoon
S KUN, following day, mud lasted thronghou,
I "e evening md the whole of the next
= lilnPariaHs fought with lirions oh.
IoN but they could not prevail against
J, Un''"d lmperialist forces, md after n three
",s hattie, General Georyeya.es rompelled
,s.''9 ms troops hnck upon TnrkashI, Neg
''u and Guta,
ne crossed Tho Wing AZ the two first men.
'Ied Places, and finished by dcs,royiro tho
,Ee nj Ncgyed. Al Ghta the fugitive Hun.
so, ',s nade head ngHiHHt. their imperialisi
---; a-lrl helnG surrounded hY swnfuns ON
r,,,s v'and close to the fortress of X omorn
Lj,o i"nnd matter Of impossiblity to dis
.., 'oS' ct the Hungnrinns md Imnerink
EloJ almost equal, viz, about 5000 men
. !, on either side. '-'''''''"'
o., " Generally believed TINT General Gccr-
hct '' 49, rrtrrat across ihe -Naap, fliI
,er. n.y., upon hnmorn, md that his hcnd.qunr-
Ill., Ut present nj Congo or Rnnb.
end "'"' from Hungary is quito mcngre,
~'''''T" should also bear IN mind that the me-