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40 ~ @s,s LUI 7 PENN Proprietor,
Litchteld, Nav. is, 1857.
I Groceries, Refreshments,
% &c.

T. DWARD o. PECK, having enirustodthc
~ management OF his Grocery TO the sul,-
cr'her would take this opportunity 10 inform
lis ffiends and the public generally. that he
nas made many addiiiong and improvements
his stock of GROCERIES, CONNECTION
SMALL BEER, ( of all kilds,) PORTER,
= an excellent quality, and4various other sum
tner and winter drinks. kept constantly on
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS, PIES,
LAKES, &C., SC, &c, always fresh, and Of
superior qualities, ready for every supply, at
short notice. cheap for cash o. or STEERS.
cooked TO suit the most fastidious tastes, in
style not 10 be surpassed. Gentlemen who
wish Ia be suited in most satisfactory man
ner andon the most reasonable terms, will de
well to call at the Grocery, in the baseEaeAto Of
5 P. BOLLE9 Store, West St.
" ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
Liich6eld. MAY Cd. 1850. 4,n52
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Agent Eo, the Cop,,DM ,,v

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David 9. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Flu; 'er, Jr Kent,
Richard smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM. M. Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner, Salisbury,
5 ; 1; 6 SSs,Gn'y' g Norfolk,
Roger h. Mills. New Hartford,
George D, Wadhams, Torrlngton,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton, "
Elisha johnson, Plymouth,
John C. Amber. Be,hem,
Leman w Cutler, Watertown,
John AbeFnethy, Woodbury..
David G. Whitttesy, New PTsssaa.
Z George P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Incurred
can apply to either otthe Agents ,ort to the Sec
reta!y.
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. Seclttary.
L;tchield. July 1850
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ITTE have iusr received from tMaTket.
Wv Ssesh supply o. MusIins, Betages. Cot
ton saHd Linen CinghAmss S;ilk Shawls. Para
soils. UIess Trimmings. dc, &c.s which we
invite COZ caslOunSts 90 examine. II
ALv0RD 8 BROTHERS.,
WolcoltvilIes Jane - g
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VIZ ANrED-0De Blacksmith and Wood
wv workman al the Carriage Business. to
whom good weSes and steady employment
will o. given, JOHN w. FlsH
L,tchfeid. Bantam Falls. July OH. Q
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OMceTSOf the COMPANY.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWEv, TreasuI.,
JASON W'HJJIArGy. Sseret1rv
DIrectOES,

Directors.
WILLIAM LILA BEEBE: IA s.LEWlS
}. G.. BECKWIrH, DAVID c. SANFORL
JASON Wf1ITINGi ROBBINS BATrELL
GEORGE G, WOODRUFF.
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Two Carpet Rooms
THE LARGEST IN N. HAVEN,
MARBLE e. FOSTER.
April 25th. 1880.

LaILLED full! Do not contain all our "a
L. s"rtment (many are elsewhere in storage. J
We offer great number of pieces and designs
Of Lowell Three Ply CARPETS than any
competitor ever thought OF purchasing. Our
assortment excels some others ieur times over.
The richest Tapestry, Velvet and Axmln-
stcr t" he fouEd in New York, are exhibited
in our lofts. A New York dealer remar,is--
youscan mask lip your purchase Fifteen Hun
dred D>llars and have Carpets cheaper than
they are now selling,
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, FIRE
" BOARD VIEWS, &c &c.
One large room devoted to this branch-we
have just purchased Thousands Of Rolls from
an estate which paid 10 CENTS on the dollar
Should they not he Cl4EAP?
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS.
ConstaOtly replenshing, ~ a@
MARBLE s. FOSTER.
Our purchases in about one month this
Spring amounted to twenty thousand dollars
al the invoice. Sales are rapid, keeping as
in fresh Goods the whole time. We this day
offer Goods nearly all newly purchased, a.
mounting 10
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WE have on our counter foe lew days
~ only. lot Of Muslins and DeLainrs 1t
ne above price. ALY0RD s. BROTHERS.
HolcolIEille juDe ~ @
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MAU@ATUcK
RAIL ROAD.

ON and after Aprn 2Oen stage win Leave
Lnehheld, from the Mansion House dali
kSunoays excepted at 9 O'Clock As ninoses
q, M. and arrive at the LiicIifield 5iairon i,
nme 10 TAKE the Cars for New Haven, Bridge-
Poft ahd New York. Returning on arrival, -
Cars from New York, Bridgeport and Nv.F
raven no az ~, M arriving at LitchfieId 3, 5
~ = A' s
F-W AXIS"
Stage Viii leave the Lilchfed Station on ar
rival Of the Cars furm Winsted and W,.lnos,
Vile, arriving at Liich6eld 8, 80 A, M rst.,.-
ming at Q 30 P. M in time to take III Cars lar
Nolcotiyllle and Winsted,. and Stage to New
hartford. kS&
LOTT FENN. Pronr;et,.r
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Present. caEiIal Orfunds Of the Co. IA, SOILS
During the time The Company has been
made on the members oil the Company, a nd lhe
expense ot insHring in this Company, we con-
fdenily think is less than in any other Com
pany-beng only about Sets ON the sluO per
annLm,
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Prepare FOR Fire by Instl-

rance I!
ETIHE Subscriber being an authorized Agent
II OF the = Merchants and Farmers MMiuAl
Fire Insurance Company" Of Worcester Mass
offers 10 ensure :. :,
/" BuiIdings and MerchGndiss
mol, ex,ra hazardous-at very low rates, fol
the tern, Of frpm one 10 FIVE years
- = :. s N. BRONSON. Agent
Y,trh6aldt nec 1919.
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be notified, Or addressed by mai TO such
person, three days previous 10 the day Of
such parade OF choice Of officers, shall Be
considered legal notice
Sec. 46. The commanding officer OF the
bay, a. any parade required By this act
nay cause those ulder his conmand 10
rerfOrm any field duty which he may deem
nrOper, and also 20 put under guard, tUT the
day, any officer or soldier, who shall dis
6bey the legal orders Of his superior oficer,
VI IN any wise intennpt the exercises OF
ffe day: also, all other persons who snail
espass on the parade ground, or in any
Nv Interrupt or m3lest the orderly dis
1harge of duty Of those under arms.
Sec. AZ. Every person who shall per.
brm military duty in accordance with the
fovisions Of this act, shall have his poll
ia in the list free; aud after having served
|en years, shall ever Afterwards be exemPt
Fom the payment Of . poll TAX.
CHAD,PEQ vi
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IslRNIMTnWH,m
lTutuaI wire IIIsnFance Comnamv.

NNhlSC onipang has heen Ia one ratios n
II Yearseadine Iniy lst $50.
And has insured property 10 The amount Of
1889 9l OO
Amt Of property now insured 10 s99s ,534. OO
The whole amount OF cash piesnI-
um paid into the Tssasury during
the time is Si4,7Is,7O.
To interest received on Loans "I,i43,Ss.
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The whole amount Of Lesses which
have been paid is, Sie,7S5,32
The whole amountof
expenses paid 10 Agents,
Books, Stationary, and
for lns. plates, is $a,CO2, 57--I3 1879
Cash in hands of Treasurer, s2.OeIO9
Add TO the above. The charged
premium. which can be collec-
ted if tequired. IS. 7loOs
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DORK, Hams, Dried Beef, Lard, Shad and
L Macksrel, for sale bv 6. ADAMS = Co.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Bristol. with-
in and for the District Of Bristol, on the
2Sih day Of June, A. d. 1850.
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4 Deserving Artist.

The AuToru Beacon. after speaking in very com,
pimen'ary. and we may add JUS, terms OF the skill
OF Mr.. FLrrcnrR. the doguerroiypis,. who has ia
ken rooms over White & Huniers Drug store. in
this place continues:
We believe Mr. + designs visiting Ottawa next
week. II he does. We would commend TO him D,
the best looking man in that town. as model spec
men FOR his gallery. brother Osman OF the Free Ira
der Hohrook. OF the Peru Telegraph, is another
beauty. In short 1t will he found that editors are
the handsomesi class OF men IN the State. Mi
te cher has discovered this and hence takes their
Aenesses gratis, Tor the purpose OF obtaining specl.
mems and showing what he can do in ms hne.
Now We have had some hard things SAID about us
I'm our day, but we protest. never have we been so
much maIgned rs we in thus being placed on n
level with Mr. iiolbrook in point OF beauty We
cry YOU mercy, Mr. Beacon We Ike the pepper VI
all occasional tlt with coiens bu, you abuse too
hard, Mr. Beacon, We can't stand that Wen be
aiteTyou with libel .uil if this is repeated
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SACRAMENTO CRY. Feb 18th ls5h

S' NlIl, tcD, lNiN. lsOb.
l heard from FredcRburg, and Kent Thorn Clay
before Yesterday. Edward Smith and Brown
came from their camp, and saw them in the CITY.
They say thatFrcd andkent have got into streak
of!uck and are making from six to eight ounces per
day. lsuppose they have about { 1000 each 1t
Is all luck and chance. would 90 out and see
Kent, but Smith saws they have worked out their
hole, and don't know where they ARE moving TO-.
Frcdcnburg, believe intends to return home the
coming fall. Kent, think. will stay another sea.
son. would do the same, if could make it pay.
Grcen' company are on the Makalumnec, and |
am told have done pretty well. understand they
intend TO return in the fall
haycmadc nothing rs yet, living on hopes |
did not 60 to the mines the pas; winter, because
thought would lose more than would make If
had known IA much as donow, should have
been in the mines all the winter calculate to do
hard summers work andtry and make n raise.
donot think, however that the majority of the
miners have more than paid board
Thomas Loring and George Broomicld are on
Feathar river, believe, or were last winter
don't know howthey have been doing s h. Grid.
ley, Is in the auction business and think i. doing
pretty we'll He intends 10 return to Ottawa be.
tween this and August.
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from California.

The mil Yesterday morning brought another
bnch of California letters to citizens Of thi. place
With :, srrsl weeks later news from "our boys
We give in our columns this morning several Of
these letters. which will be found worth pcrusins
81 far - have seen them, NIL the letters speak
il the same tome in reference to coming to Caifor,
MIA. which is that IT strong d;scoungeincn, The
latlers bring intelligence Of two more deaths OF
c,nigrsnt- from thu. regon--the death Of James NJ
BIean and Of P!iny Fitch. Both were hail, hearty,
robust youns mon hen they lef, here Of, the stout
eat constitutions, with certainly MS good prospects
t'frc then Ne one'a .'very Of tbs cmigfan,s can
boast. Yet they are cut down il lie mid,; q their
days. ana friend. and .inl;ei tina, looacd kr~sri
to The day other return with joyous an.icpations,
ARE suddenly sailed to mourn their uaaely end
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Latest from GulIlnrnIn

The New York papers are filled with California
news brought by the steamer which left San Fran.
cisco March Let. The same mail brourh, the letter,
we publish to-day. We give a few extracts from
the \ \ papers
The flood has retired from Sacramento City,
and real estate which maintained it, prices Will,
under water, has advanced in price rs the waters
have retired. The authorities Of the city are about
To appropriate million Of dollars to proven, the
recurrence Of similar disasters
The Sqnattcr disturbance is vet unsettled. but
nothing serious is likely 10 result from. their agita
ton.
The Sacramento people have petitoned the
legislature for charter for their city, and :helr
request was assented to by that body but vetoed
by Governor Burnet for stated reasons" saws the
Alta Californian, which do not II feet fiyorably
upon his motives All the towns on the Sacra
mento aud tributaries are reported To be thriving.
particularly the new towns OF lubayille, Vernon
Fremont, AID survey recently made on Feather
River near ts mouth, called Nicoars Three
steamboats, ply regularly between Ssn Francisco
and Sacramento City, and on their upward pas.
sage are always crowded with passengers Tor tho
mines, at and about these now settlements
The disturbance between the Americans and
the thlllHns on the San joaquin which created
npprehensions for the safety Of the latter numer
ous class Of miners. has been adjusted
From San Francisco TO Stockton the rush i.
nearly as great "a 10 the upper waters Of tie
Sacramento Travel is facilitated bv the regular
scmlwcekly trips Of two small steamboats,.
The designations Of public officers have been go
numerous that both branches OF the legislature
have united IN an address to the people. reprovin.
the practice
Tux M!SEs--With the exception o. n sl.rlt dis.
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Mywife had the rheumatism for 90 years. during
mat time suffering such severe pain in every part OF
her body that She could never sleep w,hou, taking
large do',a e' eras", having NO nne,;,e WINS redu.
ced to almost skeleton every join, swollen great.
ly, and hands knees, and neck covered with large
!nmps; the corls hard and contracted. 30 tina, her
arms, legs. and body were so twisted and drawn.
she was obliged to lie in bed constantly During
20 years. she go, nothing to give any permanent, re.
lief ill shc tried H. G. Farrcs Arabian Linimcnt;
Of ,hisshe used five bottles Of the dollar size, and the
swelngs have all gone, pain has entirely lett sleeps
sounjy, is more isshy than ever she was in her ie
and spins and sews oil day, Ii any one doubts this
cure, he can call n, my residence. three miles from
Peoria. His. and be satisfied SAMUEL Ersos.
See advertisement. "
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The Cry Of Disuuiou.

The gas about disunion that was so largely
manufactured at Washington during the earlier
part Of tho present session Of Congress has nearly
all escaped, and the Foote's and Clingmans arc
getting their reward We know not how many
time, over the south has been pledged to di,uni
on, war, rnpine, and every thing else that's horri
bic sooner than She would submit, to the admission
Of California with her present anti slavery cons.i
tuition and especially the state of Mississippi was
declared ny her representatives and senators il.
congress to be particularly determined on this
point Now it will scarcely be believed ,ha.
while their representatives were making these
fierce declarations a. Washington, the people Of
Mississippi were quietly passing such resolution,
IA. tie ftlloNing At bone The resolutions given
below we're passed at grand mass meeting of the
people OF Mississippi recently held a. Jack son, the
capital Of that state.
Whereas, our Senators and Representatives in
Congress have by letter recently addressed TO
iiis Excellency, the Governor of the State of
Mlssissipli stated that II is their well defined O..
riion that California will be admitted a, State
Will , nrnh;t;;o ,uu pe.n l, session OF Congress
ZION "a haro .Ss,u'' slavery IN her constitu'
bS On. r"ar,, 81 ~. '' NV ene'.Ion oil opinion
,,,o,,;., ~ .,ns S"'o On ms SUBJECT, 1t
psonl. ~ ~. S,., "" 81 ~ we portion oi the
bled for the purpose Of taking this subjec, into
consideration, therefore,
Re'o!red, That we are not sufficiently informed
IN regard to the particular facts attending the
~. ~ , ~ VI. constitution presented by Califor'
", ~ g.. a. ps..e oP'n,on IN relation TO the
9ue:'yJ" as W." presen'ea' out mat 1t Is our mr.
"a w u."' unas Sauio'iha should come INTO the
mo" nv ~, s@ ye, u the people Of CAL
LORNA n. '" .y ues, ,,I Otherwise, and have
formed Cons''u'oh anu state Government. for
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Sold them All.
Upper Okaw. Coles CO ILL q,

Upper Okaw. Coles Co, III. Oct. I, 1872.
W. d, Sloan, Esq-Dear Sir Last spring We
obtained OF Mr. Donohoo oiyour place, some of your
Horse and Family Ointment. and also some Of your
condition powders, we sold then all Oh, long ago.
ana could have sold grca, many more, but have
mad no chance OF ge,tinga re supply. Your mcdi'
cincs have performed several astonishing cures, and
VIC have no hesi,nney IN saying they are the bes,
medicine for horses aud cattle tina, has ever been in.
troduced in ,hiscoun,ry. Can You send me dozen
Horse Ointment. dos Family Ointment and 5 dor.
Condition Powders Yours truly.
81 GRsvLlL & JONES.
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Lat Tuesday was stirring day among The Ca.
lifmia cmigran:s from this region. The train
fitted out by Mr. Marley Bachelor, Of th. place
and consisting Of 20 wagons, each drawn BY four
horses, lcft here On that day for til, long laboious
and hazardous trip across tho plains to California
Each wagon bore the outfit Of Enr emigrants, SO
that Mr.. B. will have about 100 persons in his
train. The men who went with him from hi,
r'Ion arc among our best citizens-- entirely too
god men, IN our opinion, to waste their energies
in 80 Improbable an enterprize We give below
the names, age and residence Of suci, rs left this
lis:e with Mr. Bstchclers train On Tue.,lay.
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INTERPRETATION OF DREAMs-If a member Of
congress dreams OF the infdelity Of lis wife, i, is
sign the Union is in danger
When old lack dreamed that we were at
peace with all nations it indicated that there was
nothing to fear from the rest Of mankind"
liza single lady dreams OF being in her sweet
scven,ecns," it shows that she is woman Of for.
tytsooi!
liza United States Senator dreams Of having 70.
ted against the admission Of California into the
Union it indicates that he has been with one Foo.e
into Clay.
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aslIlnrinn- Ami 2


SESAIE.-Mr Webster asked to be excused from
the Committee appointed to accompany Mr. Cal
houns remains. Private matters compelled hin
to visit home. lie was excused
Mr. Dickinson moved that the deficiency bill be
taken up.
Mr. Davis said the Census bill was the specla
order, and he was anxious To have 1t taken up
Slr Douglass said If the deficiency bill should
not be taken up, he should move the CAiicnls
bill
Nr. King wanted prompt action on the Ccusu.
Bill. but he preferred waiting Mr., Dawson, re
turn.
Mr. Butler said Mr.. Dawson would be absent
two weeks. Mr. King therefore Withdrew hi, ob
lection and Mr.. Dickinson. resolutions were lost
Is to 10
Mr. Seward moved to take up the Census Bill
Carried
The senate il now engaged IN considering n
mcndments to the same.
Mr. Smith presented petition from the Colo
nIzAtion Society PRAYING tia; tie Republic vi l..
IBERIA he recognized.
Mr. Cass presented petition from the officer!
in the army III Oregon for relief
Mr.. Dickinson moved 10 take UP the deficiency
bill, which was carried
The Chair decided that Mr Benton WIS cntit!e,
to the floor, and he is now speaking as the dcs
patch now Gomez
HorsE--Thc judiciary committee reported tht
Census bill, which was made the order for Thurs
day
Leave was granted Committee Of Investign
ton in the case Of the Secretary Of War, to sit du
ring the meeting Of the House
y joint resolution to supply n Joint resolution
resembling Mr., Grlnnells resolution to supply hi-
vessels with naval officers, to go in search Vi S
john Franklin was offered
The House refused to support the rule, AMI pc
ttions being in order, were called for but ol
motion Of Mr. Baily which was decide BY n vot,
Of SIS to e., the House resolved itself into com
mi,tec Of the Whole on the state Of the Union
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Congressional Proceedings.

Baltimore line gives an outline Of Benton's bill
for a rail road from ST Louis to the Bay of San
Francisco. with branch mad. to New Mexico,
Oregon and Salt Lake. 1t sets apart the proceeds
Of the sales of public lands breadth Of mile.
along the line TO be Appropriated for its costruc.
ton and 1000 feet to branch rnads. on each line,
TO be constructed aS a rail road. common road
and line of telegraph. Common roads to be free
Of toll an1 rail roads TO be taxed suh TO keep
them in repair. Indian titles To be ex,ingui,hed
On the route 10 the bredth of 100 miles Military
stations to be established every mile. settlers over
Is, who settle on the line of the main road or
branches, within year after the eNtingushment
OF the Indian title, receive loo acres, and those
who settle afterwards, pre- cmpton rights to same
extent Surveys Of best route to lie made com.
mon road to be completed in one year And
contracts, IN seven wears after located use Of rail.
way, granted L. individuals or companies FIR a
limited space of tine who shall contract to tram.
port ma'IS 1nHmlon' OF war, all public and private
freights reasonable rates
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From California.

New York, April o.
The Georgia has arrived from Chagres, with SO
passengers and 100000 in gold dust.
Santa Fe papers state senator Foote has writ.
ten to Mr. Simmer Of that Territory to ask the
people for territorial government, and being ST.
lent with reference to slavery.
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New ADVERTISED me MIS-.

S1.ton& Fyfe hav. brought the first stock thi'
spring from the east. They have just opened thcil
eonncts, dc, and the balance arriving daily.
Air. Geo Mann has just put up in front Of hi,
pro. sim store, one Of Fairbanks celebrated hay
s,slss, which are 50 much noted for their accuracy
Mr. Barr. aysn! Of the Protec,mn Insurance
Company, Hartford, oticrS new Inducements tc
insure your property agaim, loss
Dir. Sa..ingcr offers adwelliny' to rent.
Mrs. Gregg, Al! Mrs Hill have opened mill
nsry.
Creditors Of estate Of Danl Kellogg, Kendall CO.
are notified 10 prove up claims,
Hard wood lumber. By Bur-.
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Beware Of Coun,criei,s on W. D. fARsrLLs Ara.
ban Linimen,. When you g., the original and
true article from the Agent, you can always rely up.
on !, ne an efec'un cure for Rheumatism, Burnr.
Wounds, Spinal Discsses, Stuff joints. Contracted
Cords. Neusea and oil msnner Of painful div.ss.
es ], relieves the moe, excessive agony in 10 OF
Is minutes. On Horse flesh i, operates Ike ma sic.
curing all the .iiinenu Of thin noble animal
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MARRIED.--0n the Sist ult, at Newark. by
the Rev. W. Ba,cheller. Mr. WV. SuAyra, 10
Mss Brs,aA otsoy. both Of Newark
In Ottawa, on the 10th inst, by J. II. wag.
ncr, Esq. Mr.. GEORGE MiltER, to Miss BANANA
SIXTH, both Of Somonauk
On Monday evening. o, tho residence Of G.
Champhn Esq, in Utica township, La Sale coun.
~ WILLIAM J. GLorxS, ESQ., 20 sli,s BsRnfs A
CutYvtiN ct
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NJ. ISAAC RANDALL.

We asliss n sbs nsois pssss thai, n tho laso
term u De ciscus Couft. Lsuis Gilbert charged
With the murder 4 ~ Via vss convicted Of
%asnslsasht~. hi b Ne sssaad trial Of Chi,
ssse. ths jury. - ~ Asst. could not agree.
man oily holding 81 sgalas ~ OthS elsseu.
rso xsseiu fav~ Of Bis ecsyk.ica.
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A City Destroyed by Fire.

New Orleans. April 6.
News has has just been received from Camp
Early. stating that great conflagration had &C.
Cured at Lnguira, Vcnzuela The fire broke out
on the 18th of March, and before it could be sub.
dued, the entire city, with exception Of only two
houses were reduced to ashes The greatest dis.
trcss prevails
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CALIFORNIA EMIGRATION FROM IowA--The Iowa
Gazette estimates that the number of persons
who will emigrate from tia, state this spring will
amount to about 5000. I, supposcs tina, the en-
iyrsnts will take an average of $3.50 worth Of
property 0ach which will amount in the whole to
81 600 900 lost to the state.