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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
THE SPRING TRADE

Within the past few days we have been graft
fed TO see evidences Of revival Of trade a'ong
our principal streets The weather throughout
the month has been gloomy, to an extent beyond
our recoie, tor; bur still our merchants are in
the receipt Of fine stocks of goods, suitable for
the Spring ami Summer trade; and we understand
that more health, and better trade is being
done than is usual 50 earl, in the season. In the
department Of Grocer Is, for a long time Rich.
mond has been qu.,r as good, il nc, the best
market accessible III lie Virginia aud North
Carolina trade. 10 Dr., Good the houses are
numerous, and the competition has reduced the
profits TO so small per centage, that we are
prepared TO IL, lieve that every advantage to !e
derived from such " cause will Re fully realized
by those who buy in the market this season. In
Hats and Shoes we observe n increase in Ibis
department Of our trade. In tie Hardware
and Cutlery line isrse STOCKS and an anxiety TO
sell, have brought about RI increase III The line
of business; aud we observe the same thing IN
Drugs and hiedicMss lhceed, we are confident
that large profits Will be realized oy the dealers
from the interior VINO buy heie. The recent
action OF the Legislature, upon the subject Of
Internal improvements, holds Out most pleas
ing prospect to The citizens oil our town. and
wo welcome 'he ua"n o' or'sh'er Gay Win
delight LEI Us earn 'la' true supremacy LOT US
as e'a'e' res,s 'po" '"e s'''P,' 'S' VI we pro-
per o'essi'ss WHICH t''iue"'' nas 'ou''''a'eo "
- - ''e "''' .A'e"' . Jul ,a'. a"D we u.
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pEReEcr NoN.COMMITTAL.

CIV. Russell is the Taylor candidate IN INC
Wheeling District, in opposition 10 Mr.. New
man. He defines his political views as io''
lows:-
"Ia general, | am in favor OF the Prlnclpies
which the people OF the United STATES naos sa no
toned BY The election CT General Iayiof 10 NC
Presidency"
Now, we should like 10 know "hat one Plin-
ciple" the people did sanction in eiecnas "e"'
TAYLOR. Whatever the new administrator may
do or attempt, il is certain that mol one
principle (save the destruction oil the con-
serya,iye mower Of the ve'o) was brought IN
issue mol one approved or es'aoIishea'-
The Taylor creed was blank sheet u
papcr-and we see no authority for Mr. Russell
to dis6gure its virgin purity with Federal hero
plypnics What j. most amusing, is his decla.
ration thai he approves of the Taylor ''prlncl
pies" not particularly, but lin general THIS
is the double distilled essence of non-commit-
talism. The people Of that gallant District
will leave him al home, TO continue his interest
ing search after the TaY Tor principles OF Inc
last election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

The var u wof!s as 10 n Wrbs;crian
spslling d narpcrs' edition Of MacauIays
History, Will aow he a; an end. The following
letter received by The HarprTs from Mr.. Ma
caulay himself, is published in The New York
Commercial The great historian takes the
matter easy, and is very complacent 10 his a me-
rican readers, who, as lar as lie is concerned
may spill as they please:
''Gcnlemen: The copy Of my history. which
you were 50 good as 10 send, has This day
reached ne. can as ye' only Judge Of Tie ee-
nere effect OF he paler and yp1efaphy; an! tia!
effect is highly crccilable TO your house.
"rhc spelling differs from minc. But The dit.
ference does net affect either The substance Of
style OF my work; and /, therefore, 90 no. con.
SITTER myself as personally assrieved by The
change II nv sentiments were suppressed, OF
nv language altered, should think Ina had a
ri. h; TO complain. But as 10 the sp@llins,
nave no wish, except that il may be such as is
generally acceptable 10 American readers
at. B. MAcAULAY"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Correspondence OF The Baltimore Sun
WAsB,NGToN, March 80, lS49.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Baltimore SUM-
WAsH,NoToN, March 80, l649
Txs Prxssia,s War Steamer Cabinet meeting :
Position of Russia Gen Taylor IN Free S0,t
The cabinet meeting about The Prusslan ~af
steamer is merely slight ipsinua,on into a
mares nest. Prussia purchased the steamer and
the courtesy Of nations required that, since the
purchase was effected in America, we should pu!
the steamer in seaaing condition, and, As
nearly as possible, ADAPTED Tor the purpose Of he
purchase. The conduct on our part was lhe
more laudabe, as in the first place:
LIST. Prussia, al the time, was moi a; war with
any power friendly 10 Us.
g. There was every reason TO suppose that the
difficulty between Denmark and Prussia would
be amicably settled.
3. Thee difficulties will, III all probability, be
yet settled in an amicable manner
4lh. 10 extending national courtesy 10 Ger
many, we merely ohlige power which has, as
vet, no marine rank al all, but which, when II
shall have created navy, will, as all maralime
powers OF the second RANK, have strong inter-
esl 10 support the American creed, the flag
covers the cargo as well as the ship" in The
maintenance OF which the whole world, except
England, is Interested.
lam not aware that The Danish Charge 10 tie
United States has mace any enonslrance against
the conduc, OF The Secretary OF The Navy, IN this
respect; Tor he has only been here lew days,
during the Inauguration ceremony, and imned'-
alely after returned 10 Philadelphia, his usual re-
sidence in his country.
Baron Roennc, The Minister of The Germanc
Government a Frankior Oh The Maine, IS now
here, looking 10 This mater, and unless me Rus
sian Minister. Mr.. Bodisco. has himself taken a
hostile attitude 10 Pfussa aud Germany. CON-
iormable 10 lie la,e declaration OF his masters
that he will not ALLOW Sleswig or Hol'ein ves.
sells to enter he Russian pot,s except under The
DanisA flags, the concern OF Mr. Clayton n re-
gard TO this matter is purely eratuious. 4.
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MIR. ROTTS IN NEW YORK

We learn from the Union, that Mr.. Bous' le-
peaed claim that his speeches had obtained 'the
vote Of New York for Gen. Taylor" has called
forth a sneering and bitter rehuke from the New
York Courier, leading Wing organ in The
Empire City. The Courier goes farther, PERHAPS
than The Richmond Wing, when II says:
"Oi one thing however, the Wings oil Virginia
may rest assured and that is, that he Wings OF
this civ perceive with great rcerel that Mr.. Bots
has sufficient Influence wi 4 faet,on in his dis
trct 10 carry Them IF from The support Of The
regular Wing ickel. One and all Of US. how
ever would, under The circumstances, much pre-
Ter losing The Distric, 10 seeing Nj Bots sue
cessfnl Our hope is, that the regularly nomi-
mated Wing candidate. MIR. Charles Carer Lee,
may succeed, hut il no., then We sire 10 see
Mr.. Seldom, the Democratic candidate, eected. =
50 much Tor Mr. Bots in New York."
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Photographed for The Baltimore Srn.l
appointments Of sirty Pennsylvania PosImcs

appointments Of sirty Pennsylvania PosImcs.
ter;-- Cabinet Session o. dc Prus,ian Stan I
-Promin.m Psi O5ec departments 10
actin y.:, SC.
~ important appointments have bsen asee
III, week, althou2a several commissions wee
issu-d. sixty posinasi have been apro.ned
- tic interior q Pennsylvania, al unimpoftanl
however.
The Cab,Ge, has heen in session lo-day On The
subject u ihc steamer being fted out IN ms
country III Prussia, 10 be useI in her CONTEST
win Denmark.
They Essc also had nateT consideration lie
pI1miacH, pcs!.oiiiec appointments. bnl had come
4 no tennie Conclusion. The probability IS,
tai RuoAi Mo:rls will 81 postmaster Il Pha-
de!ph!a, y Wac FoI=ard al P.lisoa:g Bal
nrnoIe Isl un.c -rmiaec.
Many iiarant appointments will oe made
this week. hal have not ye Teen acted rpon.
Applicants we're ,nr Gay hat hey ,oul:
NJ. be ate ndra % Until Pennsy Ivania was dispo.
SD Of. The poslciIl appointments viii ffst T.
ceive attention. Fl.
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Photographed lot he Baltimore Sua.l
c., ,t,,. March %


More about CT! Fremont aud has party.
We have intelligence here from Santa Fe 70
the 25lh OF February.
Col. Fremont had arrived there, on bis way 10
California, having taken Cooks iouie. He Iosi
eleven men on The way over The mountains, but
the names OF only three are given, viz: Wise OF
81. Louis, and Messrs. King and Preuss q
Washington city, D. G..
Col. Fremon; did not reach the top OF the noun
,ains from which Col. Ben;on's asl accounts ieil
him. He was compelled 10 retire 10 the valleys,
where the snow tell 10 the deph OF tory ieel, lite
rally burying all his outfit and killing all his
mules. He lett the valley and made his way
through The hills, when he sent out a party 10
obtain relief and return at stated periods. This
parry not returning as expec'ed, Col. Fremont
proceeded after and overlook them.
10 six days they reached Taos, and dna lily the
survivors were relieved. Col. Fremont was there
furnished by he QuarieTmasier snd CominissaIy
with an 90 fit 10 proceed on MS journey.
Lieut. Bea!l was last head o! in Sofocco, and
was progressing on his way without difficulty
He expected 10 reach California in about thirty
DAYS from The lime he was as seen
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IMPORTANT EVENT!

In a card puJi>he! in The Maltinsburs Ga.
zsue. Col. Hamlramck with his usual motcsiy
SAYS. "Singly, either. Mr.. Faulkner or myself can
beat Mir. Parker, believe; bnt i: would b. Idle
for bo;h Of US 10 run against him." He there
fore GbtIaws from The conles, leaves
the field % Mr.. Faulkner alone, and the
county Wi! breathe fieer in consequence! The
Democrats If the District, We feel sure, will see
tina, me boas'iIgs Of this miiitary-civilan will
no, be realized
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DEATH OF COMMODORE BOLTON
IT, 7 onion Daily News gives lie following mar

TIE London Daily News gives lie following par.
ticulals from heir correspondent a; Genoa
In one Of those frequent ana!chical rios
which have disturbed mi, city during the last fiji
teen months, large body ci he red republicans
wen, oil he evening Of The e2i ms, 10 lbe Hotel
Fc:cr, in order &c CT possession d he person 81
tte extraordinary -oyal commissary, Dpmenro
Buf1a, whom ;hey bought 10 be hid there. Al
though the mes, solemn assurances we're gwen
them thai no snch person was on The premises,
the roers insisted upon searching the hotel,
where, ;hey had been told b. the ho:ei-keep.
er himself, thai Commodore Bolton, who had
arrived some tine ago in The American i.isa:e.
thr jamestown, lay then seriously i'll. They Al
ed The interior Of The place with terocious yells
iGr several successive hours, and The suffering
Commodore suddenly expired. The mo;ta re-
mains Of Commodore Bolton were yesterday
conveyed in great romp TO their last rlace Of
abode, The English burial ground here Several
bataio1s # The regular troops, line, guard, and
artillery, opened The procession. Mex came The
nail, carried alternately by The sailors Of The
jamestown and The Sandman tToops; and tnia,-
Ciaelv behind This walked, as he muurne;s. a
large body Ct the staff officers OF the Sandman
navy The Americans OF the jamestown, and the
English OF the Vesuvius, an 81 qua ship which
had cone into this hsrbor the same day."
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[Telegi aphed for The Baltimore Patriot
THE RAILROAD QUESTION CARRIED, sc.
GINfIN NAI,I larch IL

At the voting of our citizen. yesterday it was
decided by a large majority tha. the cry OF Gin
cinuai should subscribe one million OF dollars
towards complelios the Cincinnati and ST. Louis
railroad TINS million Of dollars Is 10 be expent-
Ell in building The road from Cincinnati as tsr
West as The money will allow, appIopIa;ins a.
The same lime certain sum, for The purchase q
cars, locomotives, &c. Thus il is rendered Ger
tain that portion OF the road will be constructed.
A large meeting was he'd at 81. Louis on
Thursday night last when resolution was Oh
tered, and unanimously passed, authorizing the
civ authorities to subscr be half million OF
dollars towards constructing said railroad. So
you see our western couutiy is determined MOI
10 be behind in her internal improvements
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
TIE ALLEGEp CUBAN NEGnrlans~

The conclusions cen 10 De pretty pensr,
me letter on his subject, from Thorn, ., W
! Reynolds, late secretary Of legation 10 Mr. sue
ders, our present minister 10 Madrid W.. s'a .l
wholly prompted BY patriotism. The N :
press accounts icr il thus: =
By request Of Mir. Sa unders Mr. Reypolt.
recalled from That r0sl, and hence, uadout..ss'' %
this remarkable production Of spleen vanj,y y.
satisfaction, and, in some respects lrea>9,' ~
disclosures Of diplomatic confidence. 's
TIE Express adds:
Now. in reply 10 all This, We have autbo,,.
dcny ina, there is any truth in Mr.. Reynold.i;.
ucndoes, il not assertions, that The depaums,,' =,
Stale al Washington instructed Mr.. Saupdsn,.. :.
open negotiations for the sale Of Cuba.
Isl. From the "Union," the late organ Of !.
government.
ID. Official information, as We believe pov !.
the possession Of The department OF State :
80. A letter from Madrid, in our own po,s.,
SION from the American legation there.
All Mr.. Reynolds has 10 cite as prooito he car.
rary is his own ip~ d,zit.
TIE admins ration has great deal 10 accom-,
for. bur roI in his matter Of Cuba Al. il seem.
10 rave done was rishtiuIy 70 keep lis e,es or.r,
10 see-ls hat there was no ruth in the III -,
NOR that the British Government would sua, .
The key .. he Nedi erranean Tor the island ii On
ba ard quarrel with "; and ii, thai il was n,
given up Ia pay John Boil whal vas due him
from he Spanish government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
THE COLD Has ARRIVED

THE GOLD Has ARRIvED : Two car.
gees OF he precious Cai.i.Fuia sui have been
received al Boston. The aHiYa at The Tsar ~
Boston, on i1onday, viii $4,000 or more OF
cid dust, was mentioned by telegraph; an on
Tuesday there was second arrival by Inc ship
Crusader, from Coquimbo January II The
Boston Herald say:
"She has On beard fifiy-fve ,hous nd dollars
in California gold aus, consigned a. follows:
S22 $50 . VIM. D. Preip<, Esq; 49,, 800 10
Henry Mellns, Egg, Salem. The GOLD du>, was
Brought . qdimbo from California, and was
then shiHrcd IN he Crusader for Inc United
States. The golden tide has at lasl begun 10
flow homewart"
The Boston Journal, Of Tuesday evening,
says:
"A lire more Than one hundTc thousand dol
lars worth Of gold dus, has beer entered al he
custom house this forenoon, brough, by the Tsar
and Crusader. There is also large quantity
some fifty thousand dollars, as We understand
mol yet entered
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THF, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

assigned 10 the merchant BY Edmund BURKE
when he used the expression, tine merenan. na'
his desk for his altar, his ledger for bis BLDG,
and his money Cor bis God uroanl'y ana
cons,ancy of purpose are the leading trans ID
our business men, who are the bone and sinew
of this city, as well as of every other Com
mcrce ia the valued handmade OF Agriculture
and all the other great interests Of Inc coun-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03

MEsRs. WEBSTER AND HANsEols.-The cor
respo rtent Of he Philadelphia inquirer gives
the following as IN result in regard 10 Mr..
Websrer's letter en- The appointment Of Mr.. Han
negan 10 Berlin:
Mr.. flanagan asked an explanation through
Mr.. Alchison. which was promptly and saiis.ac-
torily given b7 Mr.. Webster, and SO The previous
friendly relations between The two distinguished
gentlemen have been fully maintained. M.
Websier's letter, as published, attacked the PRIs.
clPLE, and was not intended TO apply personally
al all to MIR. flanagan.
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A
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

II PRUCLN VIA ID.'. c.n,II
WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred ~ =" II Tho
W Assembly OF this state by the 'essna', ~. Ds.re
mas Il. A.erelt, Esquire, late senator 70,
composed oil the counties Of HALIFAX ana be,S,
Therefore the Shertfs Of the SAID ccan
required to hold elections, each ~ ~. IA, Of apr
ty on the fourth Thursday tbelns nc Ss".said
next Tor Senator 10 nil the vacancy a "a under bt
Given under my hand a. Gove, .n'as,aand ths Sa
lesser seal Of the State, al h ne
tsEAL.j day OF March, in the year ieaS
March 30-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
POETRY.

We doubi il The FLOWING lines, taken from
'ock recently published in London, have hiiher'
ppeared in print on this side the Atlantic NJ
Book OF The Prophe, Ezekiel furnishes 'hs sotlsc'
IN. Y. Albion.
THE VALLEY OF DRY BONES.
BY THE REV. On. cRoLr.
was in he hand OF God;
Borne upon he ru,hing gaze,
On a visioned mount 'roo,
Gazing DER bouDdless vale
Far as :he eye could glance, twas spread
With the remnants Of the dead.
Sons of he CAPTIVITY,
Prince and peasant, warrior, slave,
There lay naked to The Say
Twas ruined nations grave;
Death sat on mis- lonelesl throne
In that wilderness OF bone.
Morn arose and twilight, fell,
Still The bones lay bleached and bare;
Midnight brought the panther's yell
Bounding through his human lar,
Till above the World OF Clay,
Ages seemed 10 wear away.
On my spirit came sound
Like the sush OF desert springs
Bursting DER the burning ground
"Prophet of Tue King Of Kings,
Shall not Israel live again q
Shall rot these dry bones be men, :"
Then stood, and prcphesied:
"Come together, bone 10 bone"
Sudden as Inc Stormy lice,
Thick as leaves by tempest strown,
HeayeiGg DER the mighty vale,
Shook the remnants cold and pale!
Flesh 10 flesh was clingns now;
There was seen the warrior limb,
There was seen the princeiy brow
But the stately eye was DIM
Mailed in steel, OF robet in gold,
Ali was corpes like, all was cod.
Then the voice was heard once more
"Prophet, call the winds OF Heaven"
As along the threshing.foor
CHAT before the gale is driven,
Al The blast, with shouI and clapg,
On their feel the myrads sprang
Flashed TO heaven the visioned shield,
Whirlwind axe, and iigh;ning--woro,
Crushing on bloody field
Syria's charo,s, Esypt's horde,
Till on lions summit shone
Israels Angelsuarded Throne.
Then, The Vision swept away:
Thunders rolled Ger Earth and Heaven,
Like the IhundeIs OF the day
When Earth's pillars shall be riven.
Hear / not the rushing wines2
Art Thou comine7 King Of Kings
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TIE PROTOCOL.
The Union says:

We feel no difficulty in stating VIVA; we have
little doub, is the truth, that ;he Secretary OF
STATE (Mr Ciayton) has addressed a nole I" ST.
nor Rosa, who mas in vain brought up this Pro.
tocol, tina. The Administration attached no suri q
importance 10 it, and that they considered The
Treaty. ilset binding upon The two Republics
INT. the ADMINISTRATORS is acting Win firm
ness, spirit, and consideration, which were due
TO the occasion. And thus ends Inc chapter.
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RAJT,MoRE MARKET, March 81.

The Flour market j. not act'yc lo.cay ~
sales are 100 bbIs. Howard s. Al 81 ~ az
400 barrels a 81 i3i
~ SAFE Cay Mis- Or Susqueharna. ).
SAILS OF some 5000 hushels Pcnn'ylvanh
Wh,a. E; 97alO3c Ter prime 10 very >nPef''
~. and ICic TT white.
yet!pV Corn n 40 80 60. and wife q
as a c:s VERY iii,le Il market.
Sale Oais Is q cts.
Nc cnausr in Whis5ey. We quc'e hltel''
23i c.s. aud hogsheads 22i cts
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CONSISTENCY.-Dur The recaGt siege
al Mou!lsn. by tie British forces, Z shell rom
one u &c British moriars blew up .orl Of he
NATIVES containing vast quantity Of powder.
ard destroying a vas. number Of lroops. he
Dewan's neither, &c, &c. The English iour.
nals rejoice greatly over This success, ard sac
lha; thr "tWky aTiii!eryman," through whose
agency i was accomplished, was Rewarded On
the spot"
When The American Genera, Winfield Scott,
attacked Vera Cruz he gave permission . tie
women AMI noI-combatanrs e retire before ne
commenced operations. Notwithstanding Ibis
humane notice, he British press lifted " their
unI'ed voices in chorus o! holy horror At the
destruction which The American smell Afterwards
caused among the male and female inhabitants
OF Vera Cruz, ard c1ecraled Scott as "Ken-
lucky Savage" All, inteed! SCOTS real crime
was Thai he vas successful, and that he was an
a american Rich. Republican.
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M 4 Y RIEI0

Married or the I7th January last by Res. james :.
Gwatlmey Mr. LEIGHTON ". BAILEY, Of ra'a'
county, 10 Miss CAROLINE d. HAIRS, q s''''
amp,on county, Va.
Married, on the 9th March, a, Linden, W,Ippgl .
land county. Va by the Rev. Mr.. Ward. " ~.
LIP SMITH, nf Winchester, To SALLY Dh'
daughter OF the Hon. Willoushby Newton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, PHIL
ADELpHIA.

The following IS lis o! The Graduates ium
vuginia aud North Carolina a; the above insi-
tuition:
Edward Barksdal- Va; John Ba,ksdae, d.;
William F Band, Va; James NJ Banion, d.;
p Banon, DC; john T Bsllamy, n e; F Car
ter. Va; Robert Chew, Ir. Va; w Crunp, jr,
Va; | Dickinson, Va; A L Dutreit, Va; r
EIsom, Va; w Elsom. dc; II Flournoy, Va;
D Guam, N c; VIM P Gunnell, Va; r F Hac-
ke,t N c, VIM n Hardin, Va; l. Hachctt, VI;
IS Haynss, Va; Wm B Henry, Va; NJ ouin-
eey Holt Va; G E Hume, Va; J NJ HuDdley, C;
L A Jennings, Va, L NJ Jones, Va; T NJ Laid.
icy, "; Joseph 4 Lsimer. do 3 mcCary
do; 2 S McGfuder, do; " . Msa'es, n c; D..
vd Moody, Va; James Z Moore, do; J Morton
do; w H Nonhloston. DO; w F presscn, do; G
E Rives, do; Robinson, DO; G o Rogers, 4,
Quincy A Shulord, n c; joseph A SIMS Va
D Sizer, &c; Jas Sizer ir, do; VIM Smith
do; Wm 0 $ okes, dc; Roosr; Il Tate, n c;
Wn. B Taylor, Va; B Il Walker, 60; VIM I
Walker, 90; Simeon T Walton, Go; WIN Webb
NC; NJ Wilkinson, Va; Alex Wilson, N c.
Jones Wood, W.; Henry w Graham, N C;
Neil Graham, dc; Thos Young, Va.
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DIED

Died, near Upperyr, in Loudoun county, ?" IN, of
day morning, ;iarch 18th, 1919, HARRIET - ",r,
Dr. John Cullen in thu 35,h year Of hrf So, si. i,
brief but iline.s. She was most ss - wte,
dy, and well sustained each relation IN me- y
mother and friend.
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MONTREAL. March % Private accounts from
the Easeru townships, = hich may be relied on,
represent The people as (moray speakinR) up in
arms in regard 10 the bill Tor paying rebellion
losses.
Numerous meetings sill continue 10 be held il
various paris OF Upper Canada.
10 Beilevilie The notorious VIM. Lyon Mack.
eDxie, but for his speedy departure, would have
been ridden on rail
The Toronto papers are warmly engaged in
discussing the question OF annexation 10 the Uni
ted States.
At grand Cancerl OF The Philharmonic So.
cie,y, held al Donesann's Holei, at which about
800 persons were present, his Excellency, The
Governor-General, was treated with marked
signs Of disrespect.
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OEETCJdT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
by and ,cith The a rics and consent Of the S,Eate
Joseph Bates, 10 be Marshal Of The United
States FOR the District Of Texas.
Past 0Gcc Department.
Samuel Roscnburg, Postmaster at Piilsouts,
(Pa vce 6 Mcklbbin.
David Powe's, Sandusky, co. vice W. D
smith.
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