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Forty Tons of Specie.-The Mobile
Tribune, on the authority of a letter from
Panama, April 25th, announcing the arri-
val of the British mail steamer there the
day previous from Callao, says that she
has on board forty tons of specie. About
two hundred mules have been loaded with
her freight to be taken to Chagres.
Welearn from the European Times,
that the Cholera is still lowering through
out the United Kingdom, and in several
parts of the Continent.
Married in Jefferson co. Va, on the
9th March, by Elder Sine, Mr.. John
10y, aged 95 years, to Miss Catharine
Sargent, aged 76 years and months, af-
ter courtship of 40 years.
wThe st. Louis Reveille estimates
the cost of removing the wrecks of burnt
steamers now lying at the levee in front of
the city, at $4,000. The value of the
boats lost is $6ls, 1000; their cargoes prob
ably worth $15O,OOO.
70 In a speech recently delivered by
Lord Broughman, in the British Parlia-
ment, he stated that g1SO,OOO,OOO had
been already invested IN Railroads in
|
would have further to be paid up, to make
good existing subscriptions.
SThe woman in Philadelphia, who
gave birth to four children, the other day
has received from the Board of Brokers, OF
that city, twenty-five dollars. The Gov.
ernor of the State, and Mayor of the city
have also made her presents of Money.
| a1I ho ,cb
ers are recommended to try nitrate of So
da. AS much as can be held between the
thumb and finger, placed in the water with
the flowers, will preserve them fresh, it is
said, for fortnight.
70 yTen thousand emigrants from Ger
many have been engaged by the NORTH
), American Land Company acting in con
Junction with companies in London ant
Germany, and will arrive in this country
during the present season.
More Thirty-nine youns
doctors have just graduated and been sen
forth by the. College of Physicians an,
Surgeons in New Yo1k, to practice upor
suffering humanity.
i The Northern Journal, edited by tn
poet Bourne, advocates the annexation O
the Sandwich Islands, as state to the u
Mon, to be called "Hawaii'' The ide
is poetical but impracticable.
gThe New Orleans Bee of the lsd
says that '.$50,0OO at least, have alread
been spent by the city. 1t will take a
!, the most moderate calculation, $5O,0O
more to stop the crevasse; and if th
wharves do not cost, during the summer
: 100000, in addition, we shall be mo:
agreeably deceived
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A Merited Compliment.


delphians are beginning to appreciate the mer-
It's and personal worth of our old and tried
friend DIR. THoMA c. BUNTING. We learn
from the Pennsylrdnisn a beautiful silver
pitcher, after the Etruscan style, as developed
In the ruins of Pompei, and embellished with
appropriate emblems, such the serpent OF
Esculapius, and the club of Hercules, and
weighing about forty ounces, was recently pre-
sented to him by a number of his personal
friends in Philadelphia. l. is said to be very
appropriate and becoming tribute, and we knoao
it to be we'll merited. The following is the
cor respondence between the Committee of
Presentat ion and DIR. Bunting
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l, 1S49.
THOMAS C. BUNTING, M. D., Late Sur-
geon of the Pennsylvania Polaoa-
teers, y. s. II.
DEAR SIR:-A number of your friends
desirous of testifying their admiration OF
your services in Mexico, as Surgeon OF
the Pennsylvania Volunteers, have united
in procuring for your acceptance, silver
pitcher, appropriately inscribed, which, on
their behalf, we beg leave to present to
you.
This slight tribute to your personal
worth and official merit, Is prompted by a
high apprecia ton of your exemplary con.
duct and professional skill. A soldiers re-
ward is his country's gratitude; but his fl
delity and courage must ever inspire the
hearts of his friends with sentiments Of
unaffected pride and admiration. If con.
spicuous daring, exhibited in the strife Of
battle, dazzles the Imagination, care and
kindness to the sick and wounded, render
/ ed in camp, on the field; or in the Hospi
tai, appeal to the affections of the heart
and to the feelings of humanity. In ten
dering you this testimonial of esteem and
respect, we remember with peculiar salts
faction, and deem it no small part of youl
deserving, that you were the only volun
teer surgeon from Pennsylvania, who re
NAMED with his regiment until peace wa:
proclaimed; circumstance, which, while
it augmented your labors, and enlarged
the sphere of your usefulness, gave yo,
the opportunity to participate in some o
the most stirring events of the war. YER
Cruz, CERRo GoRDo, LA HoYA, PUEBLA
and MExICo, all of them the scenes o
your active exertions, are names no les'
associated with the imperishable glory ac
quired by our arms, than with the merit
individual actions.
In conclusion permit us to add, that we
hope this gift may find its value, whateve
it may poesess, in the motives whicl
prompt the offer, and in the spirit will
which we trust it will be accepted.
We subscribe ourselves,
Dear sir, very respectfully,
Your friends, &C., &C.,
Geo. NJ. Keim, Thomas Burnside
Peter Fritz, John w. Forney,
Adam Diller, AleXd'r e. Hart,
Joseph Reakirt, Geo. w. Ash,
L David Webster, Committee.
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May %, ls49.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

LID missioners of Cambria County, and to
me directed, there " i'll be exposed to Publ
Sale at the Court House in the Borough of
Ebensburg Monday the I'd day of July
next, at l o'clock P. M.
All the right, title and interest of Joseph
Brand, of, in and 10 piece or parcel of land
situate in Clear field townsh ip, Cambria Coun.
ty, adjoining lands of Thomas Adams. Henry
Krise and others, containing 100 acres more
or less, about 80 acres of which are cleared,
having theron erected two small frame Houses
in the occupancy of - Hailer, and the
said Joseph Brand.
JESSE PATTERSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Ebensburg,
June Z. l649. tc
p"Transcript, please copy..a
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Thursday, June z, lS49.

a GrTHE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir
.eulation of any paper published in this county
land as an Advertising sheet offers superior
Inducements to merchants and business men
EgeneraHy. Those desirous of making uss o.
sfiis medi um for extending their business can
do so by either sending their notices direct, o,
through the foloroing agents:
John Grouse, Esq, Johnstol0n.
E. w. Carr, Eudns' Buildings, Third st.
Philadelphia.
VIM. A. KinSloe, Pittsburg.
George Pratt, ISL, Nassau ST., Ne,o York.
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PhiIadelphia, May "a, lS49.

Philadelphia, May "a, ls49.
To GEORGE M. KEIM, Esq, ,.and others:
Gentlemen, take pleasure in acknowl-
edging the receipt of a handsome pitcher,
bearing highly flattering ncription, as
token of your esteem as friends, and OF
your appreciation of the services rendered
by me as a medical officer in the Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, in the war with Mexico.
This testimonial of your kindness, shall
be greatly cherished as an evidence of the
appreciation of my fellow-cittzens in my
native city, and that with feelings of espe-
cial pride.
In your letter accompanying it you
were pleased to allude to the fact, of my
being the only volunteer surgeon from our
State, who remained in Mexico during the
entire campaign; circumstance for which
| assure you, claim no particular merit;
it being uniform good health, blessing
that did not pertain, in so great degree,
to others in the service.
This kind approval, however, ofmy
fellow-citizens, amply repays me for all
the trials whether of danger or disease, to
which was exposed.
And, in accepting this evidence of their
appreciation of my conduct, can assure
them, that it shall be dearly herished, and
tend to stimulate me-should' another oc-
casion present in our country's history
to renewed, and if possible, more energetic
exertion in her cause.
Yours, with respect, &C.,
Thomas G.. BUNTIs,s.
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Fight between American California EmigrantS
and AIeXicanS,

Galveston dates to the 2Sth. state that par.
ty Of returning emigrants report that one hun.
dred and fifty Americans, recently attempted
to torch their way through Mexico without
passports: but met serious opposition from the
Mexicans. Finally fight eusued. which re.
su lied in the Americans be ing made prs oners.
1t is also stated that two thirds of the Amer
icons, and large number of Texans, now
journeying to California, would return.
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TAYLoR's PLEpGEs.-We would call the at
iention of the reader to a somewhat lengthy
article on this subject, which will be found on
our second page. 1t shows up in its true COL
z RS the hypocracy and fraud tn at were used to
lect Gen. Taylor, and the people are begin
ling TO open their eyes to the base manner in
Which they were deceived.
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ERRoR.-One of those annoying mistakes
with which Printers occasionally troubled
will be found in the List of Retailers on our
outside. 1t states that "to provide for the
gradual and certain extnguishment of the
Commonwealth" &C., when 1t should read "to
provide for the gradual and certain extinguish-
rnent of the debt of the Commonwealth" :"
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Saturday evening, are all elected. We beg
leave to congratulate our new officers on their
election and hope that they will exert them
selves to re.organize and equip our little ri :.
gade in proper manner.
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LARGE LAND SALE Attention is called TO
the sale of large body of land in Indiana
county on the 9th inst, notice of which
will be found in our advertising columns.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to the subscriber either for JOB Work,
ADVERTISING or SUBSCRIPTION, will please call
and settle up their accounts or efore the
Goth of July. By attending to this notice they
will save costs.
d. G. ZAHM.
June 7, 1S49,-35-3t
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-"One of EN-" will
appear in our next. His favor came to hand
too late to receive attention this week.
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CHOLERA IN New YoRK.-The Cholera has
made its appearance in New York. On Mon
day last twenty three cases were reported,
nine of which proved fatal
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UMessrs Longstreth and Painter are nov
in Philadelphia, making preparations for tn
Railroad avoiding the Inclined Plane.
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NOTICE !!
TO THE COLLECTORS

L.
Of the several Townships Of the County
of Cambria.
* ENILEME EN:-To sustain the honor and
W credit of the county, it becomes our duty
to call upon you to make prompt payment
without delay, there is no money in the
Treasury TO meet the large amount of orders
now issued. There is large amount due and
unpaid to the contractor of the new JAIL and
we will have two weeks Court at July Term,
which will double the Court expenses. These
with the other expenses. will require large
sum, which must be met. We call upon you
all, collectively and individually, and especial.
ly those who considerably in arrears, to be
energetic in collecting and paying over a large
amount Of your duplicates on before next
July Court.
BY attending to the above notice, you will
relieve us from the painful juty of having %
resort TO the authority invested in us by law to
enforce payment.
DAVID TODD, Treasurer.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, }
Ebensburs. June 4, l649. S35-4t.
NJ B.-Tavern keepers, venders of mer
chandise. and all other persons who are requir.
e d to take out license by the Act of the 10th
of April lS49, must pay their respective Ii
| cense money on or before next July Court.
d. T., Treasurer.
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twill be perceived that JOSEPH MDoNALp,
ANDREW ToDD, john LINTON and JoHN Nc
LAuGHLIN: being the ticket nominated on last
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FOR SALE

Tract of unimproved Land. covered with
valuable Timber, lying about Eve miles West
of Ebensburg, enquire of
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Ebensburg, ArriI IL, Jeie.-la-tf.
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WDOOKS and STATIONARY for sale at
Id Buchanan's Store.
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NHEN'S fine calf and kip Doors, Women's
N Congress Shoes. Lasting, Buck and
Goat shoetees, Seal and Mere. r. r. Slippers.
Misses coIored Kid. patent and calf Boots.
Bows thick and kip Boots and Shoes just re-
ceived by L. a. 4.
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: &S : S'ulIqsue1.N uqor s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

Sir Henry Balxer was presented 70 the Prss
dent BY the Secretary OF state on Mondsy, TIE ais
in.t al , NJ a. the Envoy Extraordinary ani Mais
ter Ponp0tentisry of Crest Britain. The Ninlsser &C
npanied the delivery OF his letter OF credeuee WITH
the .ubjoined rsna Is
SK.l need cot say that gtyes me me snceres stsn
fcalon 10 he tho bearer 81 he crtdenuas wbith tsvs
fast hsd the honor Of placing 10 your hNnJs
Permit ne say that ia coming 10 yoar couauy, do
not feel hat coule fore gner 10 fore land
nations speak the came languages sedng hom the
race and seem especially entrusted by Providence win
the glorious Isss Of ilnssiing The AngloSsxcn
name by extending tho best Interests ot eivihsAnoo
through twO great divisions OF inc Wofd
have enllfs conf iencs, sir, mat orr Two over
men will act with The most perfect concord IN csHyiug
oul this great desgn. aud, fo my own part aneisoeiy
assure YOU that could have duty more eoDgenis 10
nv feelings than thai ~ culvsing INC mos nuuac an
ferdy relations hetwe the ieeu, nv Sovereign sri
ibst great Republic 81 which you are the worthy soa
dis ing lshed President
10 the obsery s,ions ths President replied In the o
lowius terms
SIs am much pleased to-receve from yoar hsads lAs
letter OF nsr aaesy your Sovereign which aceteais
you ss he Enyoy Extraordinary aud Minister Peoipt
tantiNy Of Greal Britain. near tbe 0pverrment VI Ne
Unitsd States and cordially welcome you In that elsh
cha scter - irtsrd.
Beyond the IDENTITY Of origin, language ard dutes
sppop atey alluded to by you, connecting cur espet
tive countries there much cir In iher pfesent feuoa
calculated TO impsn urusua Interest Ia your nlssoo
That the best plano for extending the eessDss OF peace
CONNIE and civilization may bo executed oy our per
feet coscOrd 10 mOs earnest vtsh and tns corftence
you have expressed that tho Two nations will act In
ard harmony IN all wso and woldrecsed ed1fs Df
the acc tshmsni ~ such objects 70 accepted ny me In
cordial snd sincsss spirit 10 which Il has been pro
posed by you.
hope. air. that -FOUR residence In ihs country mag
prove sgreeshe 20 you, personally, yon have gv-o
aud sdysnisgeou, OH to GresI BrIsia sod Ausrea
Washington Republic.
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severn vonso and esilarce sApevs ssa issuoyss ~
esrryirs ca considerable amount Of P,opsry a.
narsoesn we're dnvea bach Asd esAsdsed ey q nsany
~oais especially tnvis. ...saaoe 70 he necessity q
scrne nrsnsenent Win he slals OF Yexss ~ Wick 4.
lsws Of the CHssd estes regulating Iodiaa tptsrer.s
may be sxisoted 10 toe tribe ~sein Der Hats C,r'
p.parneni VII be- for uany ressocs ias f.cmsi q -
cure that extensive foctier oc esrcaoo 90 Give q.
prcseeoo stipulated By treaty 70 the ssseeni pfe,in,.,
Of MEXICO.
fisinpoStars that 81 a. early period % prssrcss,r
suitable ranbsr OF seeu shoad % sa1hor rst a,a -
crssary spproprstoos msts BY cossress 20 sab. a.
p.rsrnsnI prop.r, ard -iery 10 marsys oar l,s,..
1fsirs Ia TIE Territories o. Oregon, California ana N..
Mexico sed 10 restrain tae indlans OF ne TOO sts Ter
rcres from eonnl.fns eePrrdanons upon he elgfsrs
| ef McKee,
n, .pse. provision h.,isg eeeu made With respect C
or a iulercoarse 10 Orgoo, three wsre
appointsd hy he st- Atminsnson ss year for ne n
dtsps thege n N whom from IRE Governor. vho IL
sxco gsrintef dent u odisn sSrs no rspors ss's
la cor .esassc- Of Ike omission to maize prOviOe e,
CaAforria sud Me- Mexico, Two Sos, occupying eco
iu porsrs p0slcns were Usn'fe-d-cne 70 ne 'ieni,
% DE C3cesg Sail Lake, Ia Csforeis ans Zoe otter -
SABA Afee sa6sg n sdsision were .pPoiet
re-. &c wee 'n.,acsea % r-eo,, siy cary {.
rr.crsa6ie IN r-sion 10 The locsy. nuu,bes. esaFae
rs. Az esSi.. u he laeisns ofser 10 pe. 70 ~
poweg II he Department Jay before G agrees 'aee y
Ofmaacn - would enable thai bcdy 10 adopt ptosei
Ia regard 10 ea 10 eooss 9lenee u sse ses
i.srcs sad he g. siCsigy Of communicative no re- or
ron ibsm Rave 5een reesved eIespt brief eSe,n ss'
loa ircm Re AgeEg ~ he 4t-st SAX ieie ~nica ~
accompany he report u zoe vi "'''oDe' " 'r1''
| Ai.irs
Most q the tribe. peru.neo.., located o. OCT we.sss
bofd-s particularly he Gors souher a. eonuhoe seaii
ssvsree IN civiIAucp, and In al ne ecu ens % sae
'ssnds property The es'a5li'hment OF m.nae. lseo
.chco II charge Of mis,Ossfy sceieies ~ Ssfioes
sicgs Denominations, Ia worsng great mora snd o.
cis revolution among several u ies Hiee' 81 u -
De,srta-ut had the meas q exceeding .ae benefits 9
| thess Institutions TO those more ces'tae, ~ho hav-
f1uds sel treaty for shese parpcses, u would
| dn.b 81 he prOtgcuve o. nfs happy r-suts With IAl
vie, sad 10 eoCsdsrsuoa 81 lie great sddicu ~ the 10
an % saon. ~h waom We are ofoasoi into eoutse
bv he a.. emeat u Oregon and The sccessioa q caof
| mi. NaG New Mexico would recommend that he anrus
spprop -u5n Tor the ciVixauon 0t tae isdsns Do ie
durips The past year ref-r 10 Tie accompanying Hecr
| OF th- COmmssion-r of Indian Aasrs, whose sasges
| ucus .nc recommendations ialiy spproVe
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully ycar ohed,es
| servant, Il EWING
| The PRsaoESr OF Vie Unied ssaies
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ExrKE.srse rHr MIssAeE.--The Cincinn,i

ExrKE.sIs6 rHE MLssAGE.--The Cincinnati
papers Of Friday publish = ooETesPondenee which
ps,.ed In Wsshlrston between the Ohio and Indiana
Members and the Postmaster General In relation TO
t,e Expressing ID lne President sMessse to the West
Toe Members note RI ques,ed Of ar. Coamer es.
plsns,on Of the resous which led TO the Distinction
ba,veeu The Eastern and Western .,c,ous OF thu coun
,ry 20 ,h,. arrape Amen-,o which ths Postmaster L.
sr r,ped y, length that Railroads alone AID have
b. Oioyed for this purpose ana that the extent Of
2s9 miles between washington and Cinclrra,i ever
which thora axe no speedar ot Conveyance than
horsepower PIE eiuee. tbs prscacsly of thus traos
mating documents which readily be sent by Tie
graph. The Cincinnati people, however are 10, 81 sll
pessed with ,bis MISUNDERSTANDING thai the e.
fe.s should also have been Westward on tue 40
nu 20 on Railway 20 CGmberssd with en- Increased
r.te OF horsa fpeed IL IN Ihst point
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

B.ssuM's MUSEUM AT this establishment yesterday.
the crowd intense than sny former occasion
bu, % admirable Nil The Arrangements that eysfy
had opportunity OF sseiug eli the sghs great end
snsll-lrum The Giant Hsles TO the dwarf Mai Gen. Mole
We that the exhibition, with several attractive
sididOrs, a.e 10 be given to-day.
kIBLo's -ToDighi 10 devoted 10 The istsrsss Of An
t1ne lye The clevorest Of the ksye troupe Hs
bill 10 great one, including the gorgeous new comic
psniom,ne OF RsOul, or the Magic star
CoMss Premium Shell, Open, Chain PslerD, o. fhs
l,ci7. Invited 10 examine Ibe syls and his
years Premium Combs very beautiful The assortment
Is he lsrgeu and mos, complete In Tao cy. Jss,
csived per steamer, . complete assortment u Freue
Combs IN QUIMBY, Ssi Broadway
as g.. 81 door above cusass
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s,,.,,..-ur Condition.

tTh, C0nKonne0lH,' Bcntonlan JourIsl pno-
G.sed 9, Jod.,endspce. Western Missouri, IA,
the follow Jog inter Getting account Of Ne1 -sezlco
Aztry.L o. 4 DyLEGATE 70 CoNCBEs' FHoN
sxw MTzIco We have hso the pleasure on an int p
daetion 20 Hugh smith, Esq formerly o. th-s c.iJ
,ss recently elected Delegate 20 Congress from New
Hs.ico fre m whom have gathered some Items OF
interest respecting tie pre'en state aud future pros
pass Of ,hs resting portion Of our newly s'q1reo
tarrl,ory which shall from time 10 TINE resort o. -
,os,,s, .orthv OF comment Mr. Smith principal op
pooep, for the station with which he hiss been honoreo
YES Csp, Angney, formerly Of Jefferson cry we BE-
Tho peopls Of New. Mexico sppear TO be exceedingly
spstous that Congress should provide them at The
oresert session vsb Civil Territorial G1verrtneDt -
rae kind Of semi desposic Military .way which has oo-
tsn.d there does not seem oil to tuit the ps;r nc
American portion of the citizens end Dcs 70 psrAyz
Industry and shscAk enterprise In every department
We heartily I'd that tho people OF New Mexico nav
heep 90 Thoroughly aroused - The necessity OF immfol
A.. action Ia procuring Territorial Government and
thai they have tor innst In their ssechOn OF
gentleman 90 well qualified 10 impress upon Congress
the Importance Of carrying out toeh ~'hes on 'n''
sDbjscI
there should be delay on the psf a. Congres. In
earning gu, tho vishes OF the people Of haw Mexico
his exceedingly difficult uncer existing crcum'isnces
for the ci,1ens If that country 70 project themselves
from The frequent DurderOus and thievsb ausckf q
the hostile sevtgcs, nOtwhs.sEting tho vigilance q
tho military. few good companies OF PotnHte1s
would do more 10 Aeep the In0isns Ia submission thAn
twice the number Of Regular now stationed there,
and past az perLeDce hS fully demOnstrsted that while
rolnet.lrs are but seldom effective when comm snded
By fcers Of the regular army the same authority su
thorzes the assertion that they rtrsr 6Ic>d when com
mspded by officers Of their choosing. Let Con.
sr.,, 10 Justice 20 our fellow counuymen In New
Mexico extend to them tho blessings OF {. od Gov.
arrrnent and then establish, las ~ N duty bound 10
d. lue Of military posts from the frontier OF Mis-
souri, 10 the New Mexican settsuoens "a 20 sford
protection to citizens who may With 70 psn from he
s,ates 10 santa "a The late horrid murders on Tire
road between this city and santa 70 should sdmonish
Congress that rrD IL the time for dof'on. NewMexioo
an integral portion ot country, ard Sc much en-.
lied 70 the protection of Uncle Sans stToDg arm a.
New Hoglsnd a. Something should be done for her
protection by Congress but If that body fail 10 Pc
10, IN that duty tbis winter, the Cong pr0rs Of R'r
MARCO may take 1t upcn themsslves to ExrExAfSATK
the ,svcses WHO sTe daily robtiDg and numbering
American citizens.
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A. TsLtsaspA 10 T.s ssA.r0as iFl5U.t,
Fail Of piast.r,nx In a Church.

HOvYsDALE IIes1sJi DC u ,
Last evenias iuss as the preacher commenced
gsskipg Ia he iscovAl Csurch q this ps>e, sze
circle " scroll = psstsiios. for feet 10 1ismese
.tn crssh ccv1 ths or oisisfo e o. sooE' -
fe.t Its.s uui,Acuous tnst lives were lost az tne
Church was crowded 10 every place, except ezscHy
wbere IL fell, directly IL front Of the po'St