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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-21

which he will dispose of at prices which cal:ho1
fail to TO please his customers Also, large: asa
sortment OF Paints, OILS and Dye StufS. /
The undersigned hopes, by strict attentio. -
his business TO merit the patronage of the pabscs
THEO. RODOLE 5
September 90, 1S4s. [2tfl
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New sprung Stuck OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THEODORE RODOLF.
JaTne's Family Tsefic5ae

ENHE UNDERSIGNED Is sole authorized A gent =
- this place. for the above celebrated M.
cines, OF which ne is now opening a large and d
supply THFO RODlI e
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-21

n AMP oil barrels Of the abor=,. al ~
~ winter strained article, just received auf,
sale by JNO MILzTON'
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Paper, Type. and Cards.

Mineral Point, April, 14th, 1S4S. 80
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-21

Ur TOvnsenIs SarsIIar u UleIIn iIIe1 0f 90
Caii> AMI Fever aud AlHa TIE folio wing letter j. ou
of rup Ire5s that received from the South
West OF like character
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-21

within the last two months from responsible dealf
ers in the east He has also large stock OF ~
kinds of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-21

on BOXES Soaps, CASTLE, Fancy. sud IA
Nv soap for sale At COBBS Grocs.~v 81.
Sign of the feg
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-21

GEORGE ". COBB,
: General Dealer IN
| Family Groceries and Provisions, Nails. Glass
Wooden Ware. &c. &c.
Stand opposite the County buildings, High Street
| Mineral Point s
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ADYICE FOR TIE MILLION.

ADVICE FOR THE MILLION.
Without presumng to offer the REV. B. HIBBARD' IS
VEGETABLE ANTIBILlOUS FAMILY PILLS 10 the
public sovereign specific for every bodily ailment
the proprietor warranted by the experience of many
years in pronouDc ng them certain remeoy for all dis
of the liver the stomach and the bowels in any
way arising from dsordered secreons and viated blood
uuess organic in their character Administered in health
preventiveand it is desired specially to impress this
fact ape the eader-they will ward off disease by pre-
serving the natural action and reciprocal dependence Of
hs internal organs keeping the blood and
fluids in pure condition. There is no of the
year when this is necessary than during the fail
months. The elements Of disease which have been
erng IN the system under the blaze of vertical SUM-
gin hear their fruits in the alienation cold nights
and close warm days, which characterize American
autumn preventive taken in health is better Than
curative taken in sickness, and although these pills
invaluable in both capacities the wise and prudent will
net hesitate g which or the two to choose"
For sale in Worcester by NJ B. Green, Lewis T. Lazell
and G. A. & e Harrington, and by Druggists generally
deoplmw2t45
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Messenger,s Notice.

Worcester, IS. November 26, sf49s
IION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioned Of Insolvenc,
IL the County OF Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of SILAS g. CARLETON
of Milbury in said County shoe manufacturer al insol
vent debtor and the payment Of any Debts the delivery
any property TO him. or for his use, and the transfer
OF any property by him Is forbidden by law.
The first meeting the creditors 0fsad nsoivent debtor
will be held Court ef Insolvency the Office OF said
Commissioner, In Worcester, in said County. on the
Fifteenth day of December neT at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon for the proof of debts and the choice Of
signee or assguees Of his estate. l'e ~
nat J. DAY, DIS, Messenger
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, November "a, IS49
IA ON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioned Of Inso ivency
Ii for the County Of Worcester. has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of DANIEL MANN, Of Ster
ling, In said County, ycoman nsovent debtor, and
the payment any debts the delivery any properly
belonging said insoven debtor, to him for se
law. + - sEs.ss ii Ess5 az ss;e 4l..tssf 81
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said nsovent
debtors will be held the Office Of said Commissioners in
Worcester, in said County, the tspeh day Of
Der merit, O'Clock in The forenoon the proof
debts and the choice OF assignee sssgnees a his
estate. [n26l y. DAY, ID. s.. Messenger
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Fire Proof Paint for Roofs.

FENHE subscribers grateful for favors conferred
n the past season, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that they continue TO execute
House and Sign Painting, and Graining,
.aa ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES,
and would solicit continuance of the and assure
their friends that ton shall be wanting their
part merit continuance OF their support.
They are also prepared to Paint Roofs, Houses and
Fences with Perfect Fire Proof Paint, render
ing Cloth in the covering Of Roofs,
by which that expense is saued and the aid Of Hydrans
and Fire Companies rendered almost useless, NO FIRE
CAN IGNITE PAINT.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOSIAH WILLARD, FRANCIS GOURLAY.
Corner of Mechanic and Noraich Streets.
Worceslnr, Nov 81, 1919. dwSw
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS, Woman, whose maiden name
w was Many BURNS from Thorny Bridge, Pa -sh of
Porstown County Tpperary Ielandwas upon the 3lst
day of January s42 married by the Rev NJ Hay, Parish
Priest of Gammonsfeld to PATRICK FITz PATRICK,
and, in April lo46 she lett her lawful husband aud came
10 America. She and one BRYAN LAIHY, blacksmith,
supposed be her first second COUSIN have since been
living together Is and wi e. She Is supposed
to be in Worcester, Fanumsvile in Grafton, where she
has brother and two sisters She Is about Eve feel high
thin favored black hair and very thin light delicate
pexoD, with small mole on the forehead There are
three spets of nelbe ink In the form Of triangle upon
oe her hands She walks with prompt and active
gait. The above reward will be paid her detection
and apprehension. HIS
PATRICK x FITZ PATRICK,
At Mrs Rey's Temple st.
Worcester, Nov 81. 1919 N22d5twlt*
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Messengers Notice.

WoRCEsTER,s SIS. November "a 1881
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF In> elvency
IL for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of LOT c. HOsMER, of
Boy ston, in County shoemaker insovent debtor
and the payment Of any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging him for his use and the
Of any property by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insolvent
debtor, will he held at Court al Insolvency, at the
office ofsaid Chaplin. in Worcester, in sid County The
tenth day Of December neEt O'Clock in the fore
noon, prove their debts and choose assignee
assienees of his Estate.
MS ]. DAY, d. Is, Messenger.
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SILKS FOR DRESSES.

4 GREAT variety of new Silks has been added to my
n stock during the past week, making, altogether, the
best assortment undoubtedly thut offered in this
City, and the prices much lower than at the beginning
Of the before
As silks goods have advanced much in Europe they will
be much higher here in the Spring, purchasers will there
fore mike great saving by supplying themselves the present
season. Nov. 81 DIV HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Messenger,s Notice.

Messengers Notice.
WORCESTER, IS. November 2l, 1919.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN. Commissioner OF Insolvency,
IL for the County OF Worcester has this day Issued
Warrant against the Estate OF BENJAMIN F. HOOPER,
Of Worcester in said County, mathematical instrument
maker an nsolven debtor and the Of any debts
or the delivery Of any properly belonging said nsoven
debtor, him, for his use aud the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF the creditors Of said insolven
debtor will be held at Court OF insolvency the Office
of said Commissioner, in Worcester, in said COUNT
on the tighh day Of December merit, O'Clock in
the forenoon, for the proof debts aud the choice q
an assignee assignees Of his Estate.
n26 DAY. ID. ST. Messenger.
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Oysters Oysters-O oysters!


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN OYSTERS,
No. Is Front St., Worcester.
MESSRS. X. & CO., import their Oysters. and
1F1 constantly receiving large quantities Of the choicest
and delicious kinds that be procured and atter
themselves that they give entire satisfaction all who
may favor them with call Orders thankfully received
and promptly attended to. N. G. SPRASUE for tho Co.
IS, Families and ares supplied with Oysters CUT
FRESH FROM THE SHELL, at short notice. N26dw3m
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HVdraWEiC Rams.

TOHN SUTTON, manufacturer Of COPPER PUMPS
d Of all and different patterns, for aRdorce
Pumps, and Brass lifting Pumps for of Houses. Also,
constantly on hand, LEAD PIPE ri all sizes for Pumps
AMI Aqueducts and GUrTA PERCIIA PIPE suitable for
Pumps. lsg
Having purchased the right for GATCHELL'S PATENT
WATER RA MS OF ferent sizes raising Water above
its own level by sell acting motion is prepared to
sell and put in operation, II desired, short notice
= REPAIRING done usual, by an experienced work.
man. Old stand, 12 SchOol-st.
Nov d2w
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Uxbridge Academy.

THE Winter Term OF this Institution will commence
on Wednesday, December I'm, an continue eleven
weeks, under tae care of the present teachers
Price of tuition, &C, usual.
The Principal has made arrangements to receive few
lads into his family where he will devote special
attention. and endeaVor to exercise over them parental
care.
The charges per quarter for board including (washing
fuel and lights use of books and stationery, will be S33
BOARD in good families be obtaihei for S75 pe-
week. j. NJ MACOMBER, Prjncipaj
Uxbridge NV 81. dwlwt8
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Miss Marion c. Eaton.

MISS Marion q. EatOns
Will commence the second quarter of her SCHOOL, for
Young Ladies and Misses, MONDAY, December Bird, in
the Brick block, Main Street. opposite the residence
of Mr. Samuel Cotton Terms from So to S. qnare,
cOrding to studies pursued
Reference may be made to the following gentlemen: Rev.
DR.. Smaley George Bates, MD, Geo. NJ. Rice, Esq.
Nov 10. dtD3
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CHLOROFORM.

CHLOROFORM.
DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared TO
extract Teeth Without pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
E9 Ross XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road TO Newport, Fail Riuer, Bristol and Warrea
July22. dwtf
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situation Wanted.

A SITUATION by a Young Woman In private family,
"A She Ia well acquainted with all kinds OF Homework,
and can furnish good recommendations. Inquire at JoHN
/ MuxpHYs No.S Spring st.. ~ d6ts Nov ~.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Coparnership heretofore existing between the
& Il subscribers under the firm of MINTURN a. MAR
CHANT is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Ail
persons Indebted the late firm requested TO make
immediate payment TO w. E MINT URN, and all persons
having claims against them will present the same for pay
ment The business will be continued by JAMES W.
MhRCHANr WILLIAM E. MINTURN,
1851 JAMES w. MARCHANT.
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ssKeep Clean and Preserve health"
you wish 70 keep clean and preserve health. TAKE
warm or cold bath daily, and Herse Hair FLESH
RUBBER, which you can buy of
| y ~ II. @. Bates NJ. D., Apothecary,
Nov Is. cod 242 Main ST., co.'s Pleasant.
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Worcester, Nov Is, 1919.
NO EICE.

NO EICEs
TINE subscriber having secured the services Of VIM E.
L MINTUKN will continue the TAILORING BUSI-
NESS at the old stand lately occupied by MINTURS &
MARcHANT No. 2Tl Main Street. where the former custo
mers OF the Establishment and the public generally
invited to call JAMES w. MAkCHkNT.
Wercss,er. Nov Is. l84e NS5d6iwtf
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God Liver Oil

MANUFACTURED by e. souther, the best article 10
I use for sale in any quantity at the manufacturers
pr.ces by LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apothecary, s
No. col Main Street, doors North Am Hcuss.
Nov. 23. 1850 9 d&wu
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n. 8. MOORE, 2l3 Main St.,

&AA*A Under Us Sc k1Otels
HAS received this day large assortment OF Gentle,
y II mems Furnishing Goods, comprising 81
50 DRESS SHIRTS, staras4 .HsllE III t.asaa
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
CRAVATS AND SCARFs,
Heavy Wool and Kid GLOHES,
HOSIERY, BOSOMS, COLLARS, &c. .
The above invoice Of goods, received this morning, Is
truly worthy of public notice.
H g. NJ Is not behind the market in keeping irsfTdfe
ooas and willing sell as lou as the lowestior proof
give him call and examine his goods. DIFF NostI
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WANTED,

WANEMU,
THREE or four stout Boys 10 learn the Blacksmi'
trade To those who competent good encourage
ment will be given. Apply TO
Nov Ia. dw4w OsGOoD bhAUL6a.
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Kid Gloves.
HAVE in Store, the best assortment of KID GLOVES
that can be fosnd in Worcester.
Sept 80. dit N. w. BATCHELBER, 2l4 Main-st
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s-.ss LATHE FOR SALE.
nNE six fest Engine Lathe. Said Lathe is almost new
~ will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire al No. 81
GRsEN ST dti NOV IA
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BOAFOeFS WHMteUs
A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with Board'
, n at No. S Orange Street.. MRS. E. DAVIS.
50 NV % 7reT ieios iss Sass d6ts
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TO BE LET. ~
THE unoccnpied STORE in Adams Block, TWO doors
south Of L. Spring, ADS Grocery. Inquire Of said
Spring No. ss7 Msin-st. - WEST ADAMS
Nov a. (. $50 ean eod6ts
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SAVE THE TRANSPORTATION !


THE subscriber MANUFACTURERS and has constantly
Tor sale, wholesale and RETAIL Burning Fluid,
warranted superior quality lou as can be bought in
BOSTON or eisew6ere-Also, CAMPHENE. Also, just
ceved from The Mandatory large OF FLUID
LAMPS and LAMP TOPS, which will be sold TO Traders
on the most favorable terms. o. Oil Lamps ALTERED to
burn Fuid H. ATRES
Worcester. Nov 5. dwlaw3nis 23S Main st.
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THE subscriber gives notce that he IL prepared to fur
nilh Designs for, all kinds Of buildings, bosh Publ
an Private in all their details, together with specific
lions With his experience Architect and Build.
he is confident ofgiving satisfaction. Terma reasenas,
.ks..ss JAMES A. LONGLEY.
Westboso', Oct 10. 6tis7toss
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-06
NeC C6grEg lasem> ;
A Yankees Adventure
BY If. j. BEYERLE NJ, D.
IN THE
HARTx MOUNTAIN.


'Do now, Jake, tell us some Of the
sights of your travels, ,--how | would like
20 travel nv self aid blue.eyed lad oi
fifeen, addressing hie brother, who W as
his superior in age by about fifteen more
Jake was Yankee,--a genuine one,
born in the Green Mountain State. lie
was the son Of noble sire: his father
fought under Washington in the revolu
tiouary army, and many an hour, when
the cold nortbswnd whistled aud how led
through the air, and shook the very foun-
dation of the stately mansion OF Captain
Rayson, did the old warrior amuse and
instruct his family by reciting his adven-
lures and deeds ia the war Of iudepen.
dence. Scarcely an evening passed with
out an exbortaiion to patriotism from the
happy father, who had al! his glorious an
ticipations realized in the independ ence
OF his country. These lectures made q
lasting impressions; and when the time
came that the old captain was TO make
his final settlement with the world, he
could lay down his head with the assn.
rance that he ieniled in the breasts of his
children flame of patriotism that could
never be extinguisbed while life's breath
was drawn.
Jake was the hope of the family. lie
was, indeed, Ene boy. About five feet
seven in heighth, with healthy complex
ION, well.propnrtioned limbs and body,
and his head adorned with protuberant
growth OF raven hair, falling in graceful
curls about his temples and occiput. His
physiog nomy betrayed, even 10 his youth,
an interior of rare qualities. Phreoolo.
gists called his head one of the first in
point Of quality. Hisinhabitivene being
SO diligently cultivated by his father, was
of course, his most prominent bump
Cautiousness. approbativeness,a and hope.
were 6, while self. esteem, was fully =
which, by the way, is none too much for
a Yankee. Causality, as well as all the
perceptiye faculties; were Of reasona-
BILE and fashionable size, though locality
was extraordinarily protuberant,to which
we may impute, to great exteot, Jske's
Unsuitable desire for travelling, and the
study Of geography. This curious combi-
nation of organs being accompanied By
one not before mentioned by craniolo-
gists. that Of inqusitiveness, decided Jake
Rayson TO be real live Yankee, and no
mistake.
The studies for which he was naturally
qualified, were assiduous pursued in th
village school. Jake was one of the best
of scholars. He soon mastered his intro-
duc,ion TO geography, and a larger work
of the kind was presently called his own
The contents of this were devoured with
increased pleasure. But he vas not sat
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sir-.ee.

The most emphatic use we have ever
known of the word 'sfREE,' occurs in
some sta.zas forwarded 10 US BY one Of
our subscribers:
"Shall iron heeled oppression grind
The soul, the bodN aud the mind;
Forge chains and letters fof the freef
Iusttce answers-no, sIRrEEl"
And he winds up;
"Shall Tree soil burt the Senate door,
Aud plant his foot firm on the door.
The ballot WELD till traitors hesf
TIE people an,res-yes sIa SGT
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7loop ptrp.
ADVERTISEMENT OF A LOST DAY.

#4att
Lost! lost! lost! w.
A gem Of countless price, \
Cut from the living rock,
And graved in Paradise;
Set round with three times eight
Large diamonds, clear and bright,
And each with sixty smaller ones,
All changeful as the light
Lost-where the thoughless throng
In fashions mazes wind,
Where Willeth foly's song,
Leaving a sting behind;
Yet to my hand twas given
A golden harp to buy,
Such as the white robed choir attune
To dea,hless ministrelsy.
Lost! lost! lost!
feel all search in vain;
That gem ofcountless cost
Can ne'er be mine again;
I offer no reward,
For till these heart strings sever,
know that Heaven-intrusted gift a,
Is reft away forever.
But when sea and land
Like burning scroll have fled,
I'll see it IN his hand
Who judgeth quick and dead.
And when of scathe and loss
That man can ne'er repair,
The dread inquiry meets my soul,
What shall it answer therel
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'Ha, ha, ha

SAM SLICK ON MARRiAGE.-I've been a.
feerj TO venture on matrimony myself,
aud don't altogether think that shall
speculate in that line for one while;. il
dun't jlst suit rovin' man like me. LIS
a considerable of tie; aud then i, amt
like horse deal, where il you don't like e
the beast you can put 10 ra fHa or a trade
or aswop, and suit yourself better, but
YOU must make the best of bad bargain,
aud put up with it. II ain't often you
meet critter of the right msttle--spir
tied, yet gentle; easy on the bit, sure
footed and spry, no blt,n, no klcsin. no
skulkin, no racing off or refusin TO go, or
runuin back-and then clean-limbed aud
good carriage. LIS about the dlficulu>
est business know on.
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6T The philosopher Bate being asked
what animal is moe, hurtfua rePlied-Of
wild beasts, 'yrsot; Of tame d,,ier.
es, -<e s--,rt ---,... s. -.,..
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-06

Or We ouce knew young lady VIII,
wa. 80 modest she couldn't bear to tel
the naked truth. Fact
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Democratic Pioneer.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
J. SMITHS E. GILES.

TERMS: Two dollars per annum, payable
I'm advance: or two dollars and fifty cents, pay
able withinsihe year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-10

ton, before the Mayor, of Thomas w. Lo,,;er
charged with shooting, with intent to kill. VIM
p. Cook. The act was committed on 18th Jnl,,
ast-and the examination has been postponed
from lime 10 lime to await the issue of the wounds
inflicted upon Cook. He died few DAYS AGO or
these wounds. Criminal intimacy with the pr;q.
oncrs wife, on the part Of the deceased, was the
cause of the shooting. The Mayor remandcd
Lolter for tiial, before an Examining Court, 10
be held tomorrow.
The Times concludes lis report as follows;
lew minutes bef re the conclusinn Of the .xam;,,
Inn the sad intelligence conveyed the pr.ope,
that his aged faher nore 'Ths intel pence wall
nfgll unnamed the prisoner who had bprne M unds,
the trials Il The examination with unch forituje Nj
Lawrence LETTER. br deceased ffhe of the prisoos
had been Ill Tor weeks aud expressed great anxi ty opcs
more 10 behold his before the scenes of this wo,
should be closed 10 his vision. This sad privilege v,
denied nj IN" counsel ff the prisoner requ sad ,L,,
he nigh he Carl d 10 the bed side If i tyiny fartb
attended by the officers. and with snch rrstic ms as Tho
proper anfhoIltirS might he disposed 10 np,se hui
the request vas dea''d. Under the law n Tho, A.
Mayfr nor he Sheriff considered he had tie roh,J.
grant The request.
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gaes' Abfaf Tia Late the slap 81 haI offmaht'Nh
zane int he II II sansi but II was soon aseei-
laiua si 1t tat thu n no uisson CONNECTED
vlfIt H. missioner t.arcia was called bffre the Cap
tam Geueral presence # armed guard 10 make a
darsratfn of the fact deyilg his a 5aeiun, winch h.
.igHed aade 9th Ar tbs be sol remained 10 prison
lie .asifian wa ssHi 10 Nee Odraps 10 absFr TIE
Span,sl Cnas and q lrrias fare fetnsnel undecided
uaf ptet he fereirl Of ne secfe'affs Instructions.
To - after which 10 VT. en he lsfh II August by
n .ff sd dnrl, - acfim 4 Mr. Campbell, loot n
lis NJ III cafaeler - aa.u bat IN obedience 10 his
s sd -, virtue u the instructions te had received.
liz cspge nas deycicI ~. aad immediately sailed ief
y otears nntrt TIE rtfr an Ut ihr stars and sirpe-
- ~ fi3s ease. IA T lie lime. tic Spanish Gov
rfanaat 1sasHrsd the dii iiy nd embarrassment =
49, Hfsu su!s. eisHg d1i mt IN tf.onfse a. Cu5a.
It sHf Ia continue lh.tru,e Hal Il. Cap@n-Gsnfrsl
refused In e5r a representations pf Nj Campbell afier
ir t4i 1srciafd rs iasfuct0As ~ ssup of ths sntr
s#t #aeo fealIy endangered 10 rra~e; for tie Amr-
ems u e-fn eear m ? pls. aHer bn4 convinced Tia
I, If.l It 5#ru a5t0zaj Wound te.er have been SIN
i.i 81 5srt ~. fftufn.