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WHITE LEAD. OIL. 6r.

WHITE LEAD. OIL. 6s. LUST RECD. PER STEAMER CASHIER. s1 the toiiO~Ing, smong numerous other articles; 50 kegs pure White Lead;
 l0 l.. No. I, ao.
 , bols. LInseed Oii; , b5s Lard Oil:
 do. Putty: l do. Cider Vinegar: 10 boxes Star CssSIss;
 10 halt boxes, do.; 70 quarter boxes, dn; 5o boxes WiaIow Glass, assorted sizes: lUgg ibs Cotton Yarn.
 l5 kegs Nails and Spikes; g GEinastones; % bbls ohio SapeIfns FLOUR; Japan Ysrns<h, Hsus, R'own Soap, Starch, AL cohoi, Stone Jugs. Wire Selves, &c, &e, all of which wiIi be sold very low. May 29 VIM. B. WAIT
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A. J. HUTT

A. J. HUTT HAS just received fsosa New Orleans large \ A sock of GOODS--alncng which are the lei iowing articles:
 htsss Sugar; 30 sacks CofFee; 10 bhls MoIasSes; 25 boxes Star Candies; 10 half. do: l box best Imperial Tea I tieFce Rice. Casia 10 doz. MustaF;;
 and Mace; l basket Salid Oil; cssk Cart; bbis. Dried Apples.
 HARD F.fRE. 3,e00 lbs. Sweeds Iron; 9 pair Trace Chains; IS Fifth Chains; Corn Mills; 10 do. with Siretchers;
 ? Louisville BIscksmitks' Bellows, 20 inch; do. do. do. S6 inch; MoasehoIe Anviis, and Sledges; Long and shott handled SPADES, &c, Ae.
 HATS IND CAPS. Moleskin. Silk. Coaey, Russia. Panama. Leg hoi I, double and single, and PaIrn Leaf HATS, ol all qualities and piiees.
 CLOTHING. \ small bn, well selected lot of FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING, fer sale low.
 BOOTS IND SHOES. The largest and best selected assortment ol BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in Little Rotk from the iighiest Kit 10 the heaviest Btcgan. ChiIdrens' shoes, of every size and quality. .fLSO-A handsome stock Of fQUEENSWARE GLASSWARE and WOODWARE-aad, in fact. acosnplste assortment of every kind of Goods tha, can possibly be needed in Li'tle Rock The public will benefit themselves by giving me an eariy call. api 10
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOThCEs nR. MCINTYRE, Dentist. respectfully informs A1 his patients and iie public, that hts olhee has been resnoved to Mir. Champlis's Washington Hessl, where he will continue the practice of sProfeasien in skilIful manner and al moderate charges.
 The teeth may be preserved, beaatihed or replaced generally. wiiioat pain, and all operations per formed will little isconveaincs te ts psflesf sS possible The tsae value of the teeth Is only known when these useful organs of massicailon. speech and form are lost Ladies attended al their private residences H necessary.
 The teeth ofehildren uB6er l3 years, will be rega- iaed, free of expense. also. advice given on the pre- sefyaiioa of the teeth and the proper destiifee 10 be used. The mouth exsmlsed without charge or trouble to the patient The following gsstlsnsa referred to in rsgar 10 Dr. Mclntyres qualification. as practical Dentist [:
 JoHs H. Romsssss Col L. J. RgAzeeF, GAIT. A. PIKE, Dr. 5. LAURsE, Mir. ". E. WooaAuyy, MT. Ws 5. WAT.
 Mir. G. B. HkSDEs.
 Liftis Rock Oci. 6, Ls4s. B..
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New OrItaas and Arkansas River Packet.

Fs@~~ h Steam s.ssotton Pisnt' E. c. Morton s& s&A-gstAf4x master. will run . regular pack wmzssszzsszl1 from New Orleans to Pine Bluffs Little Rock, Van Burrn. Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all iptcl mediate landings the Arkansas river Every exertioa W Ill be made to promote the com fort oi passengers, and shippers rely upon hay ing their business attended to with promptness and kdetity T. D. MERRIcK & Co.,,
 AGENTs. The "Cotten piant'' is furnished with Doe toF,r small steam engine which supplies the boilers with wsier--work ed by the same power, are three large big pumps fthat in cass of snsgssagi will throw three hogsi,easis of water per minute aso hoes attached that will carry water to any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. NJ. & Co. Little Rock. Feb 22 i24s 24-tf
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REM OVAL.

TOHN D. ADAMS has removed to the New J store recently erected on tirc Southwest cor ner of Bridge asd MsKkAan streets, near the Steam boat landing, where he Is new opening large and well selected stock of
 sTiPLE DRf G0GDs, GROCERIES, GLASS and QneeBswart, Hats. Caps, Bssls, Shoes etc., all of which will bs sold at very reduced prices for Cash, Ali those wishing to pnrchass would do well te give him a call; he will bay all kinds of Country Produce, and give the highest market pri. ces Aug. 2S, ISIg.
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To the Travelling puhlic

VIE undersigned wonl1 rrSpeetfaly Infaer. IL.
 A travelling public, that he has :m.sAi.hss IetFy al the eppSr Steam Mil, vsaers as \. s, .i nnles PrepaFed to ferry rnOvers travellers ao ,., VI ssss, w'h as much or moro prsmptitade ,hs, San oe crossed at the other ferries a, Il,,a. nos.; HIS hos' Is entirely new, Ss fee, in ,snvtA
 T Tt "9 oes. row-eeai ever used at this place,
 .,,r ianSing on the south side ls q, ,he ssa.,, NH, of Messrs Georrs Johpsoa S cs ssssm "sseo y1sesers can st-"aii times be faFu..h.a w,,h e.a. s sas e"Fn,meAi of ihe best quality. cern can \, hsu on the erth side of the River. on rassc.shI. s' ms. The iaRdings on beth sides are good. agJ me roads Will be ksPtin good rsyais.
 I... l. N. GILES.
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Ia For It-IIev to Get Out of It.

0nee on time ihese was gentieman who won an eiephani in rsfEIr.
 wsa very fine elephant, and very cheap al tie rsies the gen,Ieman paid for his rhaaee.
 Bet tie gentleman had 10 place 10 pat it ia
 Nobody would take it oH his hands.
 Hseoaidn't afford to feed i,.
 He wss afraid of the law II he turned it loose into ths streets.
 He was too humane to let 1t ssarvs,
 He was afraid to shoot if.
 ln shost. hs was in perpiexriy very natural to q gentleman with ---nodefate means, q small house esnmoa feeIings of bamsnisy-cnd an elephant France has son her elephant st Rosne.
 Stle has brought back the Pope.
 She E af her wits' end what to do with him. She cant abet the Pope and Cardinals, because she sntestesed n the cause of hbesty.
 She eant a5et the republicans, becanse she inter fesee in the cause oi the Pope and the Cardinals. Sbe can't act with Austria, because AustIia is absolufisf.
 She ssnr set with Austria, because France is esHsssvasive and peaceful. 4 She eanf eoa,inne her army ia Rome. because t | not treated wiih respect.
 She eaar withdssw her army from Rome, be- esase thai would be to staltify herself
 tsnT go forward. because che insisted on the kenan people going backward.
 she ssnt go backward, because the French peo- Fie insist on her going forward.
 she eanl choose the wrong, because public opin. ioa soseeshe lo the right.
 She esnf choose the right. beespse her own dis hnnesty hes forced her ts the wToay.
 fn oas wosd. she is oa the hosns of dilemma. md ihe ncse she twsts. the more .A..s!T =ss .sss the peiats on which she is impaled like COG kchaler aa eA11ne, tor the inspection of the curious n the Iisssss sad nese wh'hg'g species of posicsl cato Pss, Fssnee--wlll nobody ,ak. h., p,.s;o,, h. ezis eG h~f hAnds' Rome is her bottle ,mp. sae beasht t dear enongh. but can't get rid oi it al sny price, -w- pxaeA.
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Arkansas Feiver Pacl.ee.

@ h THE splendid nsw steamer PAilip
 e9f PeRmywit, R. Beatty. naster. win Az lm leave New Orleans fos the Arksnaas sivee on the 7sA inst, and will raa during ihe sea- soE from New Orleans ia Little Rock, Wan Barea. Foat Smith, and Fort Gibson, touching at ah ths intermediate landlngss
 Fos fsei9hi oF passage. having sapeiios accom- nodasioas. spyiy ea board, or 'o
 Isb10sm f. D. MERRIcK & Co, Agents.
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NWWrm~w,I,.,.-.

HE subscriber, agent for H. HaSerm... ,.,,,
 continue the fermer's Aa.insss ', eis aa .,.. ea Maln, near Markham street. aud ks-,. sa.," s,S, on hand full and well ass~ste s.ok ss s:. ses' Dry Geeds, Boots, shoee, Aaraware. Cas,ss.s SIs, V. s oi whsch will be sold lo~ ser oa~h TSr duce as beef hides, pcl,ries, bec~w.r. SS pro- ianI t9 TCHM sn
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hsse Is reIieien h svsfything around as-- lh1 M cnisn and hely religion aot oaiy h ihs 2 " hnk n she ipaAimAle, nahFeafhing ihiags TT Sot6fe 4ai VI weaid bs wiss ie ceasider + h a 61m X I'll hlsmed Infn<nce, stealing. ss it wsse. TIT TIT hsas& It hes nos srrofs. hrenses nes lhe 8ns snd ' uassautmslied v ths csseds asd l <Illpns ef sbsa-
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REGULAR LINEef PACKET

@1z1z na From Napoleon aaa Month Of Aekaa.ss a Ri-
 yer to Little Rock. Van Ruren, Fort
 snatth and kcart Gfbsan.
 YTsIIE light dFaRghs steamers WILLIAM ARM -A STRONG, MEDtuM aad SANTA FEE will run regeiariy between the ahove Sorts for the con- veyance of freight and ..asse neers-the wna. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napetson keM2ssa and TAsrsdsgs at o'clecs, A. M.---Returhiag will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe wit connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- galar weekly trips from Little Rock to Vsn Bureu and Fort Smith, and extending her trips to Fart Gibson when fae water will permit.
 Psssengers and shippers may rely aPoR this be- ing permanent arrangement and that their freights will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatch. and Rf the lowest customary rates. Al the beats in good, sound eendision end handsomely fitted ap Tor the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS S Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD & Co, Ag'ts. N. O. Dee. ls, le4T. I4-
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LNRESU GROCERIES 10 sacks Rio CoHee A 10 hhds. Sugar; hbs. powdered Sugar;
 bes. Losf sogar; l2 bbls. Maiasses; loo sacks Salt; hif bhis CT snbeIries.
 ! bhl. Carrants; I2 baskets Champagne; 2S boxes Star Candies; hxs best Inperisi Tea;
 bhls. Rice; together win large assortment oi Preserves; Jeies; Wines; Cosdiais; Pickles; Salid Oil Spanish 0iiysS e., just received. per ste amer Ptiip Psnnyw. and tor sale atsery reduced prices. 10, Cash or coan,ry produce. by
 May l. JOHN D. ADAMS
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
 HEAVY TwiIIe6 Cotton Osaaburgs: Brown 1A Sheetinga aud Shirtiags: Negro Kerseys; Tickiags; Deaims; blue and brown Drills; Grey Ln@ys; Shirting Stripes: C. reeu Baize: bieach'd aad brown Cotton Fiasnel; Beaehed Drills; iI-4 Rlesched Cotton Sheeiing. ali wool FlaBnels; Gauzc do; Linen Lawns; Bird-eye sRd Scotch Diaper; Biack Sewing Silk; Preach Tweeds; Black Cassi. mefes; black and white Spoois: Msrshsii's Linen Thread. No. 2s te 50; White and Blue Mackinaw Blankets. Dafii. so.; super twil'd Whitney, do.; received and fer sale by
 July 2t. VIM. B. WATT.
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nLoUGHs.- No. l. Hall Improved Peacock I3 No. ?, SC l"
 6 No. ,, (" F No. |, Halls Valley. with cast points;
 6 No Received and for sale, at reduced rates, by isnl6 VIM. B. WAIT
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SPRING GOODS.

ID ECEivED. per rsieanbos' Cotton Plant, large Ie ant fashionable sssos,meni ef Fancy SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, of the very newest Styles and PssteEas. fe which tbe stfestioa ol the Ladies and Genilemen of the town and vicinity is invited
 ALSO-An extensive stock of sTAPLE DRY coODs--ali of which wiIi ee sold at the Losrsxf PsinA lspl iol A. J. HUTT.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising

For lO lines, or less.l each additional
 , months,S $G sqsar., {si
 6 10
 l2 Is l2 All standing advertisements will be charred at the first mentioned rates, unless . contract be nlade when left for osertoBs and must be paid for in sd- vance.
 NopersOn will be announced for any office. either city, State, or county. without the advance pay ment of five dollars.
 Political circulars will he charged as advertise IneDts, and payment required in advance No job will hereafter be delivered Co any person with waom we have no regular dealings. snfil paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the BHm Der oi insertions desired, otherwie they will De continued until forbid. and charged accordingly. ITNe varistion will be made from the above rates. single number of the paper, l2t5 cents. All letters mus; be post paid, CT they will not eeIye any attention. GUNDRIES-30 kegs pure. No. White Lead; o 70 kegs Nails; 26 boxes Window Glass. ass'd. ss< 10, to ti>< 20;
 26 boxes Star Candles;
 bbis Lard Coli;
 do. Linceed Oil;
 boxes Missouri gold leaf Tobacco; 500 lbs. Cotton Yarn; W
 ] bale Cotton Bstts;
 Is sets Wagon Boxes; 2000 lbs. Bar Iron; bar Soap; Wooden Bsckeis, kc., received and for sale by
 dec2e VIM E. WAIT.
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A"MDWW A mR nc.

NM NM -A M& MsS~ MILL. < cat and hand-sawM, cotton and weo AvA cards; corn and coffee m,lls; stocks and dies horse nails; coach wrenches; sseelyards; iron mo iasees gates; shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges brass top dogs: hles iron braces; butts; wrapping paper, &e.
 Received and for sale by
 jan20 VIM. B. WAIT.
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REGTLlR NAPOLEON t Fl. GIBSay PlrKR1

REGULAR NAPOLEON t FF. gIBSaN PICKET. Hsa~- THE hEUNDERSIGNED D would in-
 tstS form his fFienes, and the public. Eearraly, that, having built the A rM>s NGDe 1s Expressly for the Arkansas river, she will make regular trips from Napoleon to Fort Gibson. He is confident that she ts sufficiently light ldrawing hu, i2 inchesl to the year round, and will do if the public viii bat extend to him reasonable por- ton of their business IL is not his wish to oaopo ise the business oi the rver and a other boats eat and then charge enormous pricss, bnt to dc an honest, fair, and iiberal business. Not wishing to take any advantage of the public, he invites them to give him n call, and he will make them as com fortabIe and take them along as fast any other boat of her class in the river.
 J. P. GREGG, Master. Oct. 24, Is4s 6-
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NEW GOODS.

IoHN D. ADAMS has just returned from N.,. 1" Orleans, with small well selected stock of
 STAPL DRY 60 ops. eohsts'lng ef domestics bleacheA and brown. Csar. gis iowells, prints, hleached and hrowu drills. sh.s ing, snir,nk and table hnens. Kentucky iesus. r.d and whlie naSnea, striped and plain linsys. i.w with small lot of u,., Hats, Roots, shoes, &c., Sc. produce. N~~""y
 Jaly 26, Is4s.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsrERS, via. Napoieon.
 Due. Wednssdsy. Frit:ay, and Sunday. 2. m Leaves, Taesssy. Thurs,isy and saturday, I, a. m
 SOUTHERN, to Washington aHd Fulton- Due Wednesday, Friday and Sanday..... '. p. m. Leaves. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ?, a. m
 WESTERN. to Tan Bmen sad Fort SmifA. Due. "Wednesday and Saturday, y,......,.. ,, p. m Leaves, Tuesday and Friday. ?, a. m
 NORTHERN, to BasessItis.
 Due, Tuesday, 1harsday ard Saturday.. 6, p. m. Leaves, Monday, Wednesday ssd Friday. j. a. m.
 To Pine Bisg aHa Coiambia nae. Sunday and Thursday. ..... ,, D. m. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday, y,......... 6, a. tn
 Reagents BiaEs. to St. FrGneis. Due, Mcndsy and Thaf stay, l2, m. Leaves, Monday and Friday. .......s.... i2, m.
 KiaderAook, Qsitmaa and Riek Woods. Due, "Wednesday, ...................6 6, D m. Leaves, lhursday.. .B. .......,. <, a. m. To Perryriite, DanriiIs. aRd Towaisnsonviile. Due. every other Thursday, .-......... ID. m. Leaves. every other Monday. :, a. Tn jET- All mails closed al o'clock, p. m
 The office wIi be opea one hour after the Eastern mail is opened, and two hours in ihe afternoon. on Sunday. VIM. F. POPE ?. M.
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BENJAMIN CALH.ksNDENE, tsaccessoF to svm. r. Eastfs & Col Nc. q aad A. PsaH S1tei, Bssfsa. MasssekEssf,s
 IHPeRTER lsB DEALER IN

HASa constant supply ef HARDWARE AND Cur I1 LxRr adapted to the trade of the Sonthwest. From sa experience of twenty years ia the trade of that section, he is confident that he can supply merchants. either ia person or by order. with the styles aud qualities of goods desirable, and on terms tbss shail be satisfactory.
 aT s. C gives particular attention Co coDsign- nents of Co,ion Peltries and other produce of tie ceualry ihai may he eonsigsed t0 him for sale.
 Sept. 2S. IS4a.--7-3--u
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Coffee, SHgar &c. % Bags Rio coffee; @ava do; Pepper Ginger Rooi Bbls Tanners Oii; Crushed Sugar; Powdered do; Box refined loaf do; '' Lemon syrup; , '' Black Tea Chest imperial do; Tv0 Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 VIM B. WAIT
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ne PspsEatea efihe WovLt = Nine hundred and sixty uiiiions of hamaa beings are supposed to be ap1a the earth; oi which Europe s said to contain oae handfed and hny-thiee millions; Africa, one handFed and Gfiy-six millions; Asia, Eve hundred milliens; America, one haadred and 6ty millions: aud the isisasds in the Paei6e seven millions If dssi<d into ihrfy eqaai parts, five of them will be Christians. six M.homesans. one part Jews, and eiEhfsen Pagsns Christians gre numerous in Eafoge ana America, some in the aouih ol Asia. Alrics and the ssath- of Europe Psgsns abound ia Africa, and ia he interior of America, some in Asiss and | smsti number tn the north of Europe.
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DR0vISloNs. &c.--35 bbis CiBeinnaiI Flour A bbis Bacon Sides; 3easks clear sides; 2s bexes star csndiss: see The Cotton Yara, &e-. jsst re- ceised from Ciucinnaai. and Fos sale very low fcv sssh. sy lJaasl ]. D. ADAsis.
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x 15s Gystisn sps day cams te his soa and pushsd kfm antii hs wsksnsd.--
 fsenle. 2 ssia he. s.ges up. Rreollset is is the oeslY hisd shaf cstehss lhe worm" as ss6ssvss ths worm sisht,' ssid the witty sism- kesee. Ser ksieg stro4d e early.r
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N Maslcs' says LutheF, ''is one of Inc falFest snA ussss gsrisas gifts of Cod ie which Satan is kis1ss sasmyi fss n resnoves from the hesrt the wslfht q ssuows and ths fascination of evil theafhts. Masis s kind and gentle sort of dis- elpssi q Es6aes the passions and improves the aa- 6e1l1adipgs Even the dissenance of unskifai
 4tsu ssxvsd te sst eF the charms of true melody. ae Whtfs C made nsors eoaspicaeas by the opposi- ttsh of black. These whe love music are rsasis se1 hsness is their tsmpers aIways loved masie, n1ds Lsther. s.aaA would nct. for great n4iter be
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-12

him loired on his horse ngnin and lhe pnuy
had vanished hHlura lh"y bad lUr co. frrufrr
from their COMMISSIONS ur -.Wlrn HuU got
down rou hls horse, lhr. Iulrd generally
rorhr' lIoir pistols, md the people run iu
lun pipZli a. geI oul 0l dHugrr 1bs proves
that Perkins was we'll hued llr lhn dillrull
task Lieut. Glues had nshigurd luui.
Dur WIS rlll 90 snnir rAicul popular lE
South Carolina uud ~ Wayering ~ liuiti-
" ~ The pHrt Of Perkins would have loot lni
hir pris0nrGhul lltr Ctlcuiy ofhis movements
case go tine iur illo people 90 reflect, h'i,ro
hg was iIr OF ~ the outskirts If llr village,
Hero the guard hRlleli Col, Burr wHs ~ -
high State Of rcNcllGmcut--l0 WIS iu ienrs.
The kiud hearted Malone nlso WcpI ~ seeing
lhs low condition ~ which tho great nHl
WH6 brought Il WA The trHl tine any one
had over seen Aaron liurr uuipHuucd. The
bold attempt 60 esrHpo, IL failure aud he
treatment he received, Produced ilieHe sud-
den emotions,
44..i F''Hs+ 'p'-t'-- Vrry -tr7rriT HtTrWrt for
leaf liuu would bf rescued iu SoWli Cnr0li-
I'M, MUlouc and Henry advised lice purchnfc
at 3. e.s.l4-age- l4e laf44rF leak charge - llr
guard mad proceeded on, Perkins returned
10 the village and purchgscla zig Tho
peNl day Burr was placed IN llis yrhlcle, aud
was driven Wi,h0m further incident a. Fred,
cricksburF Va. Hero dispatches from Pos,
ld.ul JcilrrsoE required pcikius 10 convey
lhd prisoner 10 Richmond The guard TOOK
tho Ftrgr,nnd soon reached lhUl place, The
ludirs of Richmond we'd wib eHch other IL
contributing lo tho comforts olCol, Burr
Some sent him fruits, some clothes, spuc
vino, somo Que ding, some another, Poo
kins and las men went To- Washington, were
paid lor lhcir services, and returned lu Nlu-
bainu, b, w0y Of Icnuessrc.
Col. burr arrived NJ Richmond on tho 2Gfh
March 1907, For lhc want of Testimony, BE-
was not placed on trid for "lr'nsou," until
thc 95Ili August, On lhc 1T Of September
tirr Jury returned verdict or not guilty
-PilcTSJ forthcoming History ~ .i'aiaEn o.
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Captain Suffers Account
or TIE DISCOVERY OF'THE
80. GOLD REGION.

Tlis account is extracted from n work
just published in ENGLAND which rurpors
10 hc tie dmry or DrJ. r. Brooks, an Eng
li-hmrn; Nlo spcIA -four mouths in the Gold
Rcs;m.
Il WINS sitting one afternoon" said ibr
Captain, "Ju,i ME, my sirstn, cupugrd, Ivy
,ar by,in wiring lc'tcr 10 n relation al
mine go lucrruc, Whcu WINS interrupted by
Mr MHrslall-n gentleman with whom Ind
trcgurIt business ansnc,ions-burstiup
hunicdly Into Tie mum. From the 'uuuriinl
agitation W hs uiHnitrr. ! imagined lhpt
-~util l. hing setiots had occurred. eHd, ~ 40
iuyulutrnrily do ia ribs part of Tho world nj
once glanced 10 sec IL my rifle was in is
irut.rt- t,i'cp.-luu Asuilld know, lint llia
mere appearance of Mr. Marshall nj thut mo
mcut ia the For: WINS quite enough to siir.
prise u,r. rs hr Ind hut two days before l"R
tie place Ia make souc alterations IN II ;njll
i1r yawir. time plnnhs, which hc had just
run up Tor me-, some eight miles higher up
the AmrHcanos. When lie had recovered
hmscrn uulc, he told ne that, however
great my surprise might he Mt his unexpected
rc.uppcnrapcc, Il would I've much greater
when heard the intelligence he ind come
-L4il4H-t4-s,-1 diligence --hr- added.
(which il properly proflcd by, would put
Lnih- Of us- Ia I.aSScSSiAa- af-et'1t--H-t ut
rrriitirit--t,tt Ig--eE lolas&-ln-
t.,.4 - trarri,y-ry~rr.rr --ri heard this that
thought something had touched Mnr>halfs
brain. when suddenly allny uiisgivings were
pr an end tp lbs lbs Ringing on the table n
handful of scales Of pure virgin gold. was
fairly thuudersrruck, mud asked Inn To cH7
plain wl,p, al This mean, when ho went on
to shy TIM, according to my Instructions, liC
had thrown the mill wheel out of gear, To lct
the whole body .oL the winter IN the dam tlud
n pnssago through the tnil.race, which war
previously too narrow to allow tho water "a
run III iu sufficient quantity, whereby the
wheel was prevented from efficiently per
forming lis work. lly this alteration tho nhr.
row chnuncl was considerably enlarged, aud
u uinss OF sand and gravel carried oil hy Ito
torrent.
aFarly in tho morning alicr dis took place,
ho' Mr. NnfshnIl wts walking along the leit
-l.ank- the sirenin, lXhen liz pGrcenth some.
thing which lac nj first took for icce of os
pr--a clear transparent stone, very common
here -uli,tcuinu on one of the spots laid
hnre hY the sudden crumhling away of the
lHtk. lie paid 80. ,ttaHtatrie THIS jlui while
To was yiviuy directions TO the workncn,
lIu,fng observed several similar glilorinc
nnymenis his curiosity wns So tir excited,
tRr, ~ stopped down md picked "ue ofiltm
up. Is Do Won know" said MIR Marshall Ia
80, I positively debated with myself TWO
or tlirrc times whether ! should take tho
trouble tu bend my hack to pick ~ ono OF %
thcSo pieces. mud decided on NOT doing so.
when, further. on, another glltcriug morscl
cuu.ht my eyc--thc largest Of tho pieces
now before Won. | coutlescended toq1p,ck IL
rup, and 10 MY establishment found That Il.
was n thin scale of. whit appears 10 he pnrr