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1t is known that the legislature Cf Mis-
souri, at its last session passed resolutions
instructins Col. Benton to oppose any mea.
sures for the exclusion Of slavery from the
new territory. Col. Benton has al pealed
from these instructions 10 the people. He
intends 10 canvass the state HIMSELF aud il
the people decide against him, he viii re.
sign. The fo!!owia. ID lis appeal.
TO MePeopis OF Missouri The General
Assembly OF oar State, at its late session,
adopted certain resolutions on the suhje Of
slavery, and gave me instructions tu obey
them. From this command / appeal ~ the
peop'e of Mi>sonri-the whole body Of the
people-and ifthey coniirrnt the Instructions,
shall give them an Opportunity to find
Senator TO carry their viii into effect. a, |
cannot do anything to dissolve this Union.
or TO array one.h half Of it against the ether
half.
/ | do not admit a dissolution Of the Union
to be a remedy, to be prescribed by states
men for the diseases If the body polite. any
more than admit death, or suicide, To be a
remedy to be prescribed by physicians forihe
diseases Of the natural body. Cure, and
not kill, is the only remedy which my mind
can contemplate in either case.
! think it probable, from what observe,
that there are many citizens--gooh friends
to the harmony and stability Of this Union
who do not see the Missouri instructions
and their prototype, the Calhoun address,
in the same light that see il, and in the
light in which il is seen by others who best
understand it-Fur the information Of such
citizens, and to let them see the next step in
THIS movement, and where il is intended to
end, herewith Subioin a copy Of the Ac.
comac resolutions, lately adopted in that
country of Virginia, and fully endorsed by
the Richmond Enquirer, rs the voice Of the
south. | do not produce these resolutions
for the purpose Of arraignins ,hem-un the
contrary see something in them To- admire
as being bold and open, and 10 the be true in
terpretaion and legitimate sequence uC the
Calhoun movement. con>ciAcr the Cal
honn address, and ITS offspring, the Missouri
instructions, fundamentally wrong ;butto
those who think them right, the Actomac
resolutions are also right and should be i'm
mediatly initiated by similar resolutions in
MissoHri, TO see what tits to which their
Legislature would commit the State, md
what il is they nave Instructed me 10 DO.
appeal from these Instructions 10 the
people-and in due time will give my rea
sons fordoins SO. 1t iSa question above par
ty, and goes TO tho whole. In that point OF
view the Accnmnc resolutions present it
and pre'eu, i, truly aud shall do thesame.
shall abide the decision orthe whole peovle
and nothing less. Respectfully.
THOMAS II BENTON
81. Louis may 9, 1910,
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NAuyoo TENpLE.--We stated in our last
that the wall, of this edlhce had been pur.
chased by Mons. CADET for the use Of his
association Of French Communist. We
learn from a gentleman who resides il Nau
WOO that CADET paid $4,000 and the citizens
81 900 Tor the Temple and arsenal, toce,h-
with about eleven acres of gruuud--,he IL
tie bcin. vested solely in Mons. CADET. He
has commenced rebuilding the Temple, md
employs the labor Of three hundred men mp
on the work. Much of the interest that has
Hitherto attached Ia thi, edidce will now BE-
dissipated, for it will no longer wear the
proud name Of "Templc," hat in future It
will he known A. the "NoHSrER BpAUDING
HOUSE" The basement story i ~ be laid
of into kitchens, the first floor will he con
vcr'rl into a dining room capable ofaccom.
modaliug a thousand persons, and the re-
rrauier of the builling viii be fitted up FOR
school rormS, Offices, aud sleeping apart
rnentS CIR f, q hundred people. Sic transit
gloria Tempf!--Oquawka Spectator.
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NOTICE, I.

NOTtCEis hereby given that, Oh Saturday the
~ fourteenth day OF July next, at one o'clock,
r NJ, md n, the door of the court house in Ottawa.
we shall IA the administrators OF the estate OF Jo
seph Andrens decd, and, by virtue OF an order OF
the circuit court Of Lhsnlc county sell q, public ven
due the following described real estate, VIZ All that
par, of the south ives; quarter OF section number
twenty-five, in township thirty lone, north OF range
three east Of the 81 principal meridian, which lies
south OF right line across said quarter section parn
lei 10 the north line oisuid quarter section, md twen
~ rods distant from suid north line, containing one
hundred and forty ncres Also the souhca quarter
OF the north east quarter of sad section, and the un-
divided ofnor,h raS, of the north east . Of said
section. l.. |. BULLOCK, ! ii,,.,,,
May 81. JOHN HULL. ''" '"''
ABIGAIL HULL, Adm'trir.
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ParSan Brownlow, of the JoneSboro
(Tenn.) Wing, announces in the last num-
Der of his paper that he has determined to
move his Office TO Knoxville, where he in.
tends to publish a paper to b. called the
Knoxville Wing. lnmaAins this announce
ment, the Parson says:
have edited aud published paper for
ten drerJM yedrS-th the actual pecunary re.
suit being loss equal TO the amount Vt three
years subscriptions out OF the ten, which is
10 be found IN small debts scattered over
this Union, the mass Of which, those who
owe them have, apparently no idea Of pay.
ing. nor ofcettinc. Th,Src>nlt is only I'm.
pleasant, as it exhibits the misiortuueS, the
carelcssness, or the want Of honesty on the
part Of my fellow beings. But am not
without the satisfaction Of having served
my generation. long aud earnestly, without
the possibility of It's saying II paid me
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MARRlED-At her fathers residence,
in this village, on the evening of the ODD
inst, by the Rev. Charles V. Kelly, Rev.
THEODORE \. MoRRIsoN, OF Batavia, ILL.,,
To Miss AM ELIZA HowLASD, daughter OF
Doctor y. II. Rowland.
Accompanying the above notice was
very liberal share of the wedding cake,
which was certainly most delicious. We
sincerely wish them much Joy. May they
embark upon an unruil'cled stream,
aud gently glide down its various windings
tll they arrive at haven Of endless rest ;
aud ever be as ready in supplying the
wants Of the needy as they have on this oc.
ca,,on been liberal with the printer,
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Cholera Medicine,


ipProrei by the N,ic1i Faculty Of Nac
Orleans.
DTRECTIONS for tIEins "a, Mc3i,iac One
~ o. the pills ro be taken every ten OF fifteen
minutes until dauhul cclsgs. Generally, hen the
paueu, has taken five does, which r.man ON the
stomach, he vi. recover. Il any tu.e is rejected.
apply 20 the stomach mustard plaster and take
weak brandy toIdgs, and then ,ahe another dose
For the pljH and cr9mpS,
Take from one to two teaspoontu.l7 otlhn mixture
rs the case my require, apply mustard plaster 10
the stomach and bowels keep up constant friction,
and apply no, bricks 70 the feet and nj. sort, of -um-
Mating applications 10 keep up h-n' and circulation
also. weak t0li.os otbraudy No warm w1'e. gIi
but lIit,a cold II the diarrhn1 ceases M" patient
nny huyr constipation of the bowels ant fever.
For constipation ,nke small do=es Of castor ou 20
move the bowel for fever treat asu5ull lu Iry'rs
Al III" ii-s, symptom the p1tcn, should 20 % bed
Cy-lhs medicine i prepared anj sold by Ngrr-
& XCSrER and C l. IH1ursoE, Druggists, y .tJ-
wa m7v .
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Goop.-Col. Medary, of the Ohio States.
man, formerly postmaster of Columbus, and
who, empha,ically, is one Of that class oil
Gen. Taylor's friends, whom the General
says"he has not got 10 regard" thus speaks
Of his removal:
"By our ,elccraphic despatch II will be
seen, that the execu,iouei's axe" has been
at work again.
"On receiving tho despatch we wen, and
GO. shaved and dotted our official habit, and
turned into the ranks of common soldiers.
Gentlemen, you viii please turn the other
way and bow to Mr.. Perry"
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OrrAvA, May -.


CHICAGO, May -.
In consequence cf the break in the canal,
there is nothing coming up from below. In
the street spring wheat is worth j5aCOt.,
winter, n: the mill,, 7IaSoc.
There is no corr arriving, on accouu. Of
the break in the canal at Morris
CHICAGO, May 2k
Trade is dull. \ few luaasolNheat from
the country broush, 53aGOc. for spring, and
75aSJc. for winterat the mills, There have
been no transactions from store since our
las; report. Frrights are low. \ vessel
offered for Bliilo yesterday at cts, but
could not obtain an oIerover !, The Cap
tain preferred laying up.
Sr, Louis, May %.
Since the great fire, trade has been IN n
derauged and confused stale, but matters
are fast assuming their former po>iuou.-
Receipts Of ladiug, and in fact all the minor
articles Of trade, are exceedingly light, and
sales limited. Lead, tlour, wheat, oats, &c
are in good demand for the past three days,
and sales have been nearly irnot quite to
tU'l extent. Of receipts.
EoUr-Wi,h a fair demand, the market
has been poorly supplied. Good country
brands at S3,87, and from $3.50 to 81 may
be quoted as outside figures. For good and
choice country, $3.50 to $l,l2. First tity
brands, i,2j to $3.50.
IHheat.- Demand active. Spring and
mixed from G. !a7Oc.; lair and choice fall 10
ass.
Corn end OIis.-Very little Of either ar
irving, aud both in active demand. Cotu
from 3ia5Jc., bags inciuded.
New York, May -.
Flour markets. firm, and good brand, are
III demand. Sales uf common western n
Si,37l and MIXED Ohio at 5 90 to SI,S7!.
Corn is firm, with slight advance, and sales
OF yellow at Csc. Mess Pork dull at S9,S7!
Lard is in fair demand and finn. Stocks
are depressed
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the Wisconsin press over the fertility ,fshe
soil aal the enterprise q: the population.


Reduction VI salaries Of Canal Officers
We learn FROM ". l.. Goodiug, Esq. Sec
Tetary Of the Canal Board, Of the follow ius
important rCdUctivns ii salaries aud cham
grs OF oiliCvts:
Tue salaries Of the B1ua Holders Tus
tees N,>SrS. S.li aui LvdyJit---uayr been
reduced from $1,000 each to $1,000, which
i the amuUu. %. sae salary 81 the State lr!S-
tee.
The Secretary, Mr.. Wan. G,oIius', >ala-
~. has been reduced from 5000, 10 -,
Oll.
The offices Of Chief and Assistant In
.mctr have been abcl.,hrd. The Assistant
Eu@urrr, Nir Benz IWIu, "uly holds uNvt
until the business connected with has late
u.,lCe IS closed Up. In place ola Chief En-
ctuetr, general superintendent has been
appointed, who has the supervision ct the
whole hne. Nr. l.. Il. Ia,cutt, now Chief
Engineer, n Gcueral>up OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the Office Has salary, which a. an cng'-
neer was > iuo, Is nuw reduced to $4,000.
Beside tim, officer, three Assistant Super
ntrudau'>, with salaries Of $500 each, have
been appointed. They also perform the du.
ties Of inspectors with additional salaries Of
SlOJeacH. The Assistant Sruerutcudaut>
are: ii AI. SAUCER and Wm. Whallcy, who
are now inspectors. The thud has not yet
been appointed.
The salary of the Clerk To the Supcriu.
teud,ut, MIR. q. 7. Gooh,n=, hos be-" volta.
ced from $1,000 To 500.
The compensation Of the Engineer ofthe
steam works at Bridgeport, Mr.. \. Gpthrie,
has been reduced tom $l,25 to =, 90. Aud
that If hj> assistant, NJ. 0. Guthrie, from
= t.N NOR Il a
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"The Postmaster ofNatches, he who fur.
nished the bill Of sale of certain negroes
bought by Old I've, to the free sellers Of
Ohio, is removed. p Montgomery (ila. }
journal.
"Will the Union say that an officer who
could descend to the preparation Of 80 low
an act is worthy Of Gen. Taylor's conf.
denceS"-- Quincy Wing.
Sure enough. Might he no, make ont n
"bill Of sale" of another similar purchase
Of Old lacks, and give it TO the free soil.
ers Of some other wing state at the ncri
presidential ee ctiong
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AMrNpu IIoNoRA3LE.-Ne were unin.
teuuona!iy gully Of injustice to Tiiz Henry
Warren, E,q., in our paper OF last Monday,
and hasten to correct the error. We then
said the li,t Of creditors who have prov ed
their claims against the firm of p. Warren
s, Sons, covered some thirty feet of mann
script. We were wrong. Thatin'errsiius
document measures tort ytr0 feet aud five
inches. We trust that tnts correction oi a
wholly uujutentional error will be sati,fac.
tory 10 the distinguished gentleman in,cres-
Springfield Post.
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m
IAeFe were iva quite SERIOUS "'e' az
lac far 49,, .,yrrs LEA o., bfli,,r bv .l.il.
t..,... ,,..l..,.r,,. ,.....
ej ON tHI'-f'gA'c reports. We coy '"'
following account, i.um iue DemucJai n!
Wednesday.
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1T :, -, r.pi.,I,.,Ir.s,. I,y,,, ,o,,,,..
,,.ns b..f..r.. t,.. rp.r.,., arrived o.. t.r
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I'll h,,r yy,.,,..yl.l l,N.,r,. ty..,
,,,.,...l d.. s,,,,... .,,, .,,,,,Ii,, J. yy..l
,hs r,;,,.:,.. ,lr;ra. ,..,. r,,, i, which va,
,,.s,t,, ,,',rI Js.tr,y,I Tn, books. Sc.
wfre saved. The TiUune ,l.ce was iusur.
.J r,r 81 all ,,Ltch ,,i.I cay,r the loss.
Me-. Ri e g.. ,,,l ,,ste GREATLY
J,,,,s,eJ l.y il,.vst,r ,I,1 nam .liar stock
which va, on the same door ,v.ta the pant.
i'm, o,Ii.e. Wa, consumed. Then loss can.
mai he a>csriaiusI Al present. The, are la.
,lr,d in four Offices.
aThe hooks Sc. in the Office It D.. B.a.
new and 0. Z. ". L.g, L,u., we're also
damaged hv The wafer.
~ fire broke ou, iu the livery stable Of
Knight AMI S.nfl uu Rlndulpl street,
about 4 O'Clock lat evening, which at one
time Threatened ,u iu,o,,ea large portion Of
the ciiy la Eaue,.--lt on .iuair Iu Ihe hay.
lalt Of The sta aud. A strong south west.
erly wiui blowing At the time. o., p.1rr>s
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Elm almost every instancc--if not every
instance-where removals have been made
by the present admiis,ration-it has been
Tor cause. One of the causes of removal
are said to be, where Wings were displaced
for no cause but their politics, by Polk aud
Tyler, and locoiocos appointed in their pla-
ces."-Quincy Wing.
Another one of those causes, we pre-.
sumo, are TO be "loe ofoco."
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WiASmiih's Tonic Syrup cure the Chills
and Fever Mot merely stop the Calls, bat
eradicate every vcStige Of the disease from
the system is question somctiSem asked
10y those unacquainted with the potent prop
critics of this remedy. TO all such inquiries
we answer-it ,cM. For proof of this AS
sertion, you have butte refer to those who
have used. or to hundreds of druggists and
merchants who have sold the remedy, and
Witnessed its sana,ive powers.
Purchase from the Agents only, G.
TnoMPsoH and WHITE & HuYrER, Agents,
Ottawa.
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We are requested to announce that next
Friday will be observed in this place as a
day of Fasting and Prayer, in reference To
the epidemic now fearIully threatening
u.s. bloomington ReUeiile.
All right enough iryou have "set your
house in ORDER We have little confidence
in prayer as PREVENT, where the cause
(fhhiness) is allowed to remain amongst us.
Prayer will avail nothing, as long as sin
rules the heart.
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Fault has been found with us for stating
in our last that there had been case ofcho-
lera on board OF Mr. EAmes' boat, at this
place. when il is very doubtful whether il
was really case or not. We relied upon
the statement Of Mr.. E,mes, and although
some seem to doubt lis having been real
case Of cholera, we nrc satisfied it was
something at least as bad. Then it seems
the person was not hand on the boat, but
an omigrant, and had been imprudent, Sc.
In this respect, we had gotta wrong impress
siou.
There has since our last been another
case originating here, IN reference to which
there has been a great deal Of discussion, a
nong the doctors as well as those who are
not doctors, tho learned and unlearnea-
and while some pronounce it genuine chol-
era, others as stouty insist it is plain case
ofhy "When doctors disagree" SC.
But whether there has been case or not,
our people may a. well be little cautious
lest itmay come. The free use Of lime, and
attention to few simple rules ofdet, which
are well given in letter we publish in an
other column will place almost any ono be-.
You'd danger.
The most ex'rava CANT ruu,ors, we are In.
formed arc anoat in tho country in refer.
ence 10 cholera in this place. There Is no
need ofthis. We pledge ourselves faithful
ly to report every case that occurs here, SO
that no one need DO in doubt.
But even did cholera prevail here, il would
be foolish 10 be AFRAID TO come TO town.
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MASSACHUSETTS WulGGERY.-Thel eeiS.
iature Of Massachusetts, jnwhich the wings
have a majority Of nearly two-thirls, re
Gently refused to charter Catholic college.
The ChicagoJournai, the wing organ Of this
state, says ut must have been on some other
ground than that Of religious opiuion,' but is
unable TO say wha, this ground is. The
wing party in Massachusetts, never did
show much sympathy for catholics.
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SEVERE WINTER IL TEXAs.-A gentle
man arrived at Lavacca from the source Of
the BrazpS mud ard Colorado, and states
that herds q! the antelope have been on the
prairieS, covered with ice aud snow, frozen
to death. The antelope il sovery shy, that
it never takes refuge in the timber but herds
in the open prairie during cold weather, and
hence their destruction.
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81. Louis may 9, 1910,

Gen,Wm. Tousdale, the democratic can.
didate for Governor in Tennessee, has been
in four wars, and seen his couutry's flag
victorious in thirteen battles. lie par,icipa
ted in the Indian wars under Gen. Jackson,
nj New Orleans, in the Florii, war, and
fought for his country on the battle. fields Of
Con,reras, Churubnsco, and Moline del Reg
and participated in the stormins Of Chupul,
tepec.
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AGnrrp Ar LAsr.--Thc squabble among
the wings Of this state in reference 10 the
commissionership of,he general land Office,
has been compromised by the appointment
Of Justin Bl,terield, Esq, Of Chicago.
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People shsu!I rec hat itisnot eo"-
,asious disease, aud they would therefore
be as little likely 10 take it BY coming to
town, As they would be io,ake ague Of" h.sh
we can ne,rly always turn cut a few cases.
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Not TO BE- Be1t.-The Wisconsin Tribune
states that lady, Mrs. Booth, young wo'
man of seren'yone, rccen,ly became the
happy mother ofa stout boy. The happy
father burnt up one pair of cr'itchcs, threw
away two canes and danced jig upon the
occasion.
We do not wonder at the cxul,a,on OF
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That LOST MAIL.-Mr. Hoffman. late
7. VI. at Peru, request. rs 10 say, in reply
to numerous inquiries on the sui jet, that
the mail los. near Peru last December, and
found by him april 18th, 1919, was dried
and every letterin itrpmai!ei to i,> dr>iiua.
ton on the 29,h Of !ast April. lie is conf.
4 ent nothing contained in thatmail was lost
so far as his knowledge extends.
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We notice by the last Bloomington Rev.
ellie that the late editor, Mr Nc Williams,
has retired from the editorial department.
ofthat sheet. It's snow conducted by James
ShcalE. The RevciIc is firm advocate Of
democratic principles, aud has always Ell.
joyed the reputation of being wei! edited.
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New MAIL RoUrE.-A new mail route
has been es,ablbhedfrom Ottawa to Naper-
vile, via Newark, Lon: Grove, O>wego,
and Aurora, on he east side Of Fox River.
WIN, K. Brown contractor, 10 make one trip
a week. The contractor informs Us that he
will commence service on the lst VI July.
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APPoIN rMrSrs.--e see, 10y dates from
Washington of May, that Capt. Cyrus
Adrich, OF this plac,has been appointed
Receiver, aul Sihs oble Register Of the
Land O.hcc at DIX, vice Seth b. Far
well, ESD Galena fersOatdn.
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blesse.laess, yol tait pay 10 5seome reeaa-
ci.ed with its .1verty.--G.eaSey Our prayers
with faith, and send thee. up Ia earnestness,
hot from the souls oven. This manniac-
turin, COLI petitions wilh the bps, while the
heart continually cries, Gi.nmsn, il al no
more use tha.. talking Chiaesr. Heaven
understands no such sibOeri.h IL knows oaly
the pure, DE lintasge Of the spir;t--ihe
soai vera 'sN'''' d 1s"y ~.
m a. staple a MANNER n possible, bat VIVA
re,l-hut rarnestncSS, ani your souls MI! MAJ
reat wi.ererl. ya-s ARA !IsiAer nioaHhG Al
a crust IN poverty hollow, or hall starving
in Caliinrh.s, While eniesrrinr to tranSn"s'
rdy baa "t !'itIi"t inio al inlian- pull
,.i,r. s. mote il De DON, JR.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED P0R FHg FREE TRADER
ST. LOUIS, May %.

ST. Louis, May %.
CAolERA.-Reports by physicians, TO re-
si,tsr Tor the week ending rue,day noon,
23l cases, Of which SO were taken to s..
Louis Hospital. Oflhese III, create portion
have died.
BosyoS, May -
FAILURE.--The failure Of the Burlington
Wooon Millswas announced to. day. They
had a capita! Of 100000, and are said to be
in debt as much more. It's thought the
s!och hv!Jcrs VIII pay its liabilities.
Nav YORK, May - SIP. NJ.
The brig Jesse arrived in port to-day,
bringing dates from the Balze ruthe 1th alt.
Sac reports that \ severe battle had taken
place near Blrcalan in lucatau, between
the Indians and the Spaniards and Ameri.
can Volunteers, the latter 2OOJ strong. The
Indians were repulsed with loss Of 2tO.
Another report says the united forces SUI.
rounded the Indians near Chick Greek, and
captured Blrcalan.
icrrara's Invasion Of Gla;amaa was
causing much alarm, appropriations were
being made TO defeat him. 1t is feared, in
case he succeeds, the Indians will rise i.
multaneoasly and massacre the white in.
habitants.
Two brothers from Boston named Henry
aul Ethan Lock, were killed ON the rail.
road near BIidLewatrr, last NIGHT