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;*@ $4,000 Free Gr:.c s,n r." IL
see& '"''7 VII NV W'NT NHtUT TUT
nedr Ddyton, aud five miles norlh.wcs, of o.
They consist OF nearly
200 Varieties Of Annie.

-<SEk1knk 1900
near D1yfon, and five miles north yves, of Ottawa.
They consist ct nearly
JoO Varieties Of Apple,
Aud grea, variety Ut Pears, Plums. and Cherries
which have been selected with care and nrcnt cx .
pense from the mos, popular and approved Nurse.
RES IN the Union embracing nearly all the standing
varieties IN the eastern and southern states the fn,
OF which Is confidently believed, cannot lail 10 suit
the most delicate and refined palntes.
The subscriber assumes with confidence ,hn, IA,
has the greatest variety and mast Splcadid assort.
mcnf to be found IN northern Illinois The Trees
IRE from to 3years al age, and ranging from 3 10
fee, IN height, aud well proportional
1t is believed that the uneniahc rcmissncss ON
the part OF farmers, every where observable in plan
ting irul, trees, II mostly attributable to the nImos,
total failure IN most cases, where trees have been
transpan,ed from distance. and the iihrous roots
on which the tree relies ioI It's nutrment have be-
come dead from too long exposure to dry air or So
we're tros,s after taking them up either of which Is
fatal TO It's growth. But these embarrnssinents no
longer ax,st. The farmer can now h. supplied In
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
wishes, grown IN the same soil aud climate I'm which
thcy nrc to be ,ransplnnied
" The trees are taken mp in the spring il should he
uoe soon ntef the ifost Is out ofthe ground-nt all
events, before the leaf begins tn put 10Th. lfnkcn
up N The TALL they should be buried until aprlng.
Apple trees at the Nursery ~! cents nll other
Kings, 20 Genus WELLS WATT
Dayton, jan 10 lSjO-,c
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EllkElNSILisiNCH.

THE undersigned having been appointed agent OF
the North Western Insurance CDmpgnI Of Os-
wego, New York, is prepared for ins,lrns houses.
buildings manufactures, stores, goods wares and
merchandise generally from loss or damage by fire.
sud company was incorporated by the state of New
York IN 1892. Capital SljO,Oo0 ,ali paid m)
Director
j. PmLIrS PnHNlN, SgrH GRoSvENOR, JAMES
BoGARr, Jr., GrnRGE W MoRroS, New York CIV.
u. !. BRrwsTER, Geo. FISHER, LuTurR IFRGrr.
> H. LUDLOW, II EAsLr, 4 BeoSsos, AP GRANT,
JAMES Lyon, Oswcgo
y v IL. fRuNN, Albany, in l-6n
SAMUEL llAwLEY, see. GEoEGp Fsurn prcs't
GEO IL NORRIS nrrni Oiin,.n
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HANNAH y ARkA NOltt, late
HANNAH HOLDER MAN. i9m' 7
Esiqfc Of jonathan Hcss. deceased.

PURSUANT 10 an order Of tie county court Of
L Lasaile county, notice Is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the estate ofJona,han
Hess, late Of the county OF Lasa,ir deceased, are
required to produce the same in writing and file them
IN said court, on the third Monday Of June next
when and where said claimants nre requested 10 at
tend Tor the purpose othayng their claims adwSicdn
pursuance OF law. CHRISTIAN hLISErErrrR, Admr
may ,, 1850 Nancy HISS, Administrative.
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I'rOckcry.

I UST received and now opening, one of the lnrr
~ est nibcSt nssorlmcnls Of Crocksry ever offer.
ed ~ this market embracing complete ectS Of flow
ng blue, mulberry lgh, blue, white, granite aud
common ware. Call and see.
nov 10, 10 L. +. S,Narn g. 20
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Ladies Dress Goods.

ENGLISH. French, and German m.rinos:
PLAIN and figured silks and satins;
Muslin dcjaines, China ustrcs;
Cashmcrcs and Cashlneretts;
Alpaccns, of all shades and prices.
For sale cheaper than the cheapest
nov. l6 1919 /, p S,ygrrS "a
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Nlc0itincs.
THE VEGETABLE
Pulmonary Ralsan1.

The NLnE Nhl.t
Pulmonary Ralsan1.
ESlllS BIsam l. probably almost WITHOUT
paralcl IN having, during i!al ol nearly
- ;wru,y years, fully maintained the h'ghrep-
uiatipn which 10 has acquired Tor CuIsumpuNt COM
PAINTS and all diseases Of the lungs, throat and
chest II has5ccn used wrh probably greater suc-
cess TINA any other article known, and many ply
siciaHs who have had Nu opportunity OF witnessing
itS highly salutaN effects do NOT hesitate To recon-
mend II us safe, convenient and very cihcacions
medicine equal d mot superior to any ether prescnp-
ton tor the above complaints within their knowledge
and one which .a- seldom Disappointed the reason
able expectations ct those who have used 1t. Ii is
u most valuable remedy tor
Consumption, .1Sfhma, /1eWiSy,
Phtiisic, Splitting oi5iood, Hhoop-
mg Co"gh, CoughS, Br0nchtis and
prlm1nary affections If erery
hinh.
CrgaEc4,c 81 IL :. \ Shur,,I.
have for SOME time past BEEN u the habit OF pre-
scrhiug the Vegetable Pulmonary lol,om ior con.
sumption, asthma, p,urJsy, sWrns Of blood aud
coughs ar pulmonary affection, Of every kind and
with confidence recommend u as superior toany 9th
rr preparation used Tor Ihc above complaints.
5 \ SHURTIEFF. ~ u. MINIS.
Boston, rumhrrton llll Dee g. 1876.
The wi.c of clergyman Of Boston, WIS cousid-
cred gl-t recovery from disease u the lung, IN the
~pruv It ISIS wNnse restoration tu health was as
c..lrd both ~ her pW-rcan and her husband to
llc Use q the Vegetable Pulmonary Ba.Sam.
TaH d. T.}J.iU GeV'icS.
NYv.E iursyycrI yeats h7- b.cucNrgciscd with
q severe c1ugh, vaum hor.id and mislnghy turns
very lGd matter lvLrt with blood She has used
maay Sind. ol medicine or her complaint, and n
moug these puyrr- Powders and other mixtures in
which upun WIS an ingredient Some Of these
d tho tTffHt
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TOBACCO.

20 BOXES of superior plug Tobacco different
w qualities, Fine cut chewing and smoking. IN
persand bulk, constantly on hand and for sale by
ucc22 IOrKwpnp
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OTTAWA VANNEHsY

; now in full operation, where cash al all times is
L paid for all kinds OF Hides and skins, Plastic
ng hair on hand and for sale at the tannrry or at my
shoe audiea,hcrs;Orc nl5 I'm Ij,sKrtt
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge Of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy aud GER
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to return Of the diseaso-a cure By these
medicines is pcmanent--TiN THEM, BE
: SATISFIED. AND BE CURED.
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pY virtue Of decree othe circuit, court Of Ia Sale
- county, will be sold at public auction, under the
direction OF the subscribers administrator and adui-
nistrarix OF the estate of John lIodcnuan deceased
at the house Of Barney o. Neil, in the county o!
La Sale on the ith day of May next, at 10 o'clock
\. VI, ali the following real estate or 50 much there
of as will be necessary TO pay the debts Of said dc.
ceased, together with the appnr,enanccs To wit
The uwqoi sec. &c. town II, 3e. except the sw
Of ch OF nwq of said section; the eh neq and uwq
sec ~, town 81. ;; seq sec y, town 81, BE wh
swq sec p, town 81 Be and undivided hoiswq Of
sec %, town -, BE.
Terms Of Sale One third in cash at the time of
sale, and the balance in six and nine months, with
good security, TO be approved by the subscribers,
with interest at per cent. The above lands will
be suhdvided 10 SUI, purchasers.
Dated, this 22d day OF March, \. p. 1850
WILLIAM REDDICK, Administrator.
HANNAH NARRANORE, late
HANNAH HOLDER MAN iGy'r
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Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.

General Debility, Loss OF APPETITE ANn
DlsEAsus or fEMNLfs-tlcsc medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results in cases OF
this description ;--kING's Evu. and ScHoFuLA, in
its worst forms, yields Ia the mild yet powerful
action of these remarkable Medicines. N'GIT
SwRArs, NEpyors DEUlLlrY, NERyous Con-
rrA,Nrs ur all kinds, PALrlrArIoN or rnE liEARr,
p,tNrpp's M H.. nI, sucrlIlV cured.
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W IINVFf 'F'FFI
CASH ADVANCES MADE on C0NSIGNMeNTs,

Referring TO our card above, we take this occasion
TO solicit consignmenis of merchandise either Tor
sale here, or forwarding TO other points
We shall couflne ourselves to a commission aud
forwarding business, and feel confident IN assuring
you that our experience in business and acquaInt-
generally in the country wiienable US 10 give
any business with which we may be favored, the
most satisfactory attention.
ANY person wishing to have groceries ofany kind
or any other article purchased IN -. Louis or New
Orleans aud shipped 10 them, can have it done by
sending their orders 10 us for q per cent on the
money invested. PersonsdoIng retail busincssa any
weere wcstoi Detroit, or in any other direction. can
depend upon having their orders filed al a. low rates
they send to US and perhaps lower than they could
by coming themselves Every attention shall be r-
ven to having goods put NJ good order and shipped
At low rates, however small The amount may be that
is sent to Us 20 be invested II shallbe done prompt
Is and to order MirrEsoy Il Preston.
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lIussey'S Reaping and Grass
Cutting Machine:

Manufactured at Montgomery. Kane co Ill
JNliE subscribers are now building aud uner TO
] the farmers superior Machine for cutting
Gam and Grass which Is simple in ii, constructor.
and strong, and NOT liable to get cot Of repair and
which, capable ofcultng from Ito 2acres OF gain
or Prass per hour, il well managed and properly at
tcudcd and will do the work better than It can be.
either with the cradle or sy'hr, on ground that Is or
dmauly smooth 4 liberal WnHantcc will be- gwen
We have, also, on hand ami for sale cw II
Esterly's Improved Harvesteys,
Which machines are so constructed as to cut off the
small grain with six or eighteen inches Oistraw ana
carry. 1t by means of canvasscs into II wagon box
driven by the side of the machine There can be
cut and stacked with one OF these machines, four
span OF horses, two wagons with boxes properly
built, four men aud three boys, from ten to twenty
five acres OF grain per day II well managed and kept
in proper order, nnd will do the work well in grain
that stands mp ordinarily well and on ground tia, is
ordinarily smooth
For Terms, enquire of 4 i. WAGNER, Ottawa,
] w. CALEINs, Deer Park, In Sale Co, H.
FRANK. MILLER, Somonnuk, D. kalb CO., H.,
And oithe subscribers Mt their establishment.
DANIEL GRAY & son.
Montgomery, Kane co, ApI ~, 1850 -3J-3m.
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ttlc0iCinrs.
MOFFATS
Life Pills and PhPnix Bi!ierS.

These Medicines hlve now been besorc the
public tnr i Isriod OF FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have mslniaIEed a high charac-
ter in almost every part of the globe for their oS-
ra,rdiuprv and immediate power ut restoring per-
feet health To persons suffering under nearly every
kind or disease Ia which the human frame is liable.
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Sfiitiag Biood

N Nclr I0rF, NpriI ., 1877.
y i'Wnscnd--l verify believe that your Sarsa-
Sa'ngm LIE have for several wears had n bnJ
codgh lthccumc worse and worse Al I ms
cd large quantities OF blood, had night swrnts arI
was greatly dghllltatcd aud reduced, and did NO, ,y
prct to I'VE. | have only used your SarsapasI,la n
short lme and there has q wonderful change been
wrought m me. You can well imagine th,t nm
Thankful. Tor these results Your obi sery't.
WIN RUSSELL. IS Catharne-.t
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administrator Notices.

We copy the following just and t'rcble
marks iEruiereuce TO tie ye-cuactment the /
2 for the free circulation q; newspapers so M
/ from the place Of publication, from the Wat
town, New York, g.fersoHiaa We have a'ref
written several columns on tins subject, and
amazed to and tn, country press 50 silent n D
crence 70 tie present Outrageous Tux upon III
.oy the benefit OF tie ely papers. We know
pu.i il, tire New York Tribune IL considered wo
more b, member c! cousress than one tr'm
country paper, ant thcret.,s members Of 9.
gro-s pas, laws rather to Pleas sl," N1V">',
than b, il,t to tho country press B1' y"
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MERCURIAL DISEASES.

Persons whose constitutions have become Inn
paired BY the iniudcious uSc Of Mercury, will
iind these Medicines perfect cure. MS they never
ni to eradicate from the system all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsaparilla A single triYl viii
place them beyond the reach of competition, IN
the estimation of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFEITS.
several have lately been discovered, and then
ncfariuus authors arrested, both in the city of New
York and abroad.
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORIZED
Agent.
Prepared and sold by Dr'W. b. MOFFAT,
1886 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
WALKER Il IllCkLlNG, OHara.
DttnWn Inn ~ ally
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- %, AtItI GNd -t&EC.
IT Townsend sSnr,apariIa Is uucqunllcd in cases
ct the chilis, and Fever and Aguc The iolowin.
l''ier j. ony one Of hundreds That we have received
tom the south and yves, Of the Ike character '''
Oswcgo, Mich, Oct % 1877
pr Townsend Dear SRI purchased for INV viii.
two bottles ct sarsnpnnlla Of your agent. Mr. Me
Nair. Of kaianazoo to Try tor the Fever and Apmc
"'l"'c had finished the iirst bottle II appeared To
chllS and Fever appeared. they were less violent.
and before She had finished the bottle She was entire
~ relieved. and she was much better than She had
been before she took the nguc
Yea : respectfully, CHARLES H. SWAIN
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PILES. Asa remedy tr this most distressing
aud obstinate maady, the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDICINES deserve Il distinct and emphatic
recommendation. 1t is we.kuown to hundreds
in this city, that the former proprietor of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
compaint for upwards Of rmEry-rivE YEARS; and
that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass OF the WGteria Ncdica.
lie however at length tried the Medicine which
is now offered to the public and lac was cured in
very short time, after his recovery had been pro-
uounccd not only improbable, but absolutely I'M
ppssihs nv amy human means
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N.Y. CHARLES II. SWAIN.


lhi- Is only one gilmore thon four thousand coses
OF rlculln'isu That DR. Towuscnds sarsaparilln has
cured The most severe and chronic cases are week
y Trnd'caicdh toy ~ extraordinary virtues
James Cummings Esq, Que of the Assistants in
the LunoHc Asylum, BIackwelrs Island, is the zen.
lLcmnm snukcn Of IN thc LnlnMInI lritnI.
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ESTATE Of JEREMIAH CugRNyS, deceased --
II Notice j. hereby gwen that wl.. make opp.l-
June term thereof. to re- holden on Monday the l7i
day at June, A. u. 1880. for ar order 10 sell ul the
lands and tenement, belonging 10 the estate OF lerr-
mah Chcrkius decd, or 81 much thereof as VIII he
necessary to pay the debts Of SAID deceased 81.
persons interested are hereby notified 10 attend ui
said time Of sand court aud show cause d any they
have. why the said Application should not be granted
Apl 2O.-3J.Gt NyRnN \ Go0piNG, Admir-.
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Dr IuWli-end having tc-jrdh his sarapariIln in
cases Of f's, of course never recommended il. aud
was surprised 90 receive The io'lowiu. from an intel
Igcnt and respectable nrmcr IN Wcslchcs,er co.
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IIdckirclIS Island Sept II. 1877.
DR.. 7OrHscnd' Dear sir have suffered terribly
Tor nlnr ycnrs with the rheumatism considerable Of
the time lcould not eat, sleep. or walk Ind the
utmost distressing pains, and my limbs were terribly
swollen. have used four bottles Of your sarsapanl-
u. and they have done mr more thnn thonsaud
dollars worth OF good. nm SO much bctter-indeed
! nm entirely relieved You are nj liberty to use this
for the benefit OF the afflicted
n nllr. r...rrrtL..--,. ....- I,......--
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81 c@oantrT.

an
In the various conversations that occur pc
tween the Uniou and Constitution men, on the
one side, and the DisuulOnists, on the OIheT, il
not unlrequentIy HAPPENS that sentiments the
most unnatiohai are avowed BY the disuniOn-
list. When asked what they hope to accom-
Plish by disunion! whether we are TO enjoy a
larper liberty or greater security for our per-
sons and property-nO distinctive or sensible
answer is given; or when dangesfom war is
allnded to, the disulIORisl is sure TO fly 70 the
Gag Of Great Britain for aid and protection.
Some short time since, a disnrioHist WINS
beit g demonstrated with on account OF his
sentiments, and the folly Of Mississippi seced.
ing from the Union, and her wantof power to
cope with the National Government il it
should determine to enforce its laws within
her territory, pointed out, the argument was
answered by the singular reply, 10 come from
an A Americans, "DOyou suppose Groa' Britain
would see one Of the colt N States opPFesssd?"
This haDkering after British protection is
Oho u 'H0 iulihS IuouS VI tuo uibuhiV"'StS'
With a faulty unparalleled. they seemlO think
that il they can dissolve the Union, Great Brit.
ain will forgive their rebellion Of and in
future act the kind and induIgent protector,
and not the cruel step-dam Of Old9n times.
These men seem 10 have forgotten the history
Of that nation in past aud present times. Should
Mississippi secede' and ask protection from her.
would probably grant il, but then We might
the same treutmen she bestowed on
her little Grecian Republic; she would max
US pay our debts-oUr Onion and Planters
Bank Bonds-before she would render US aid
oT withdraw her fleets from our harbors. Va
small powers have found Great Britain
good collector of her subjects debts, and
'ur seeding, anti-bOndeTs, could their wishes
'e g%rati6ed, might too late find such an aIli-
nee rather PerPlexing than pleasant
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New orleans and jackson RaiIrOad.

New orleans and jackson Railroad.
We are pleased to see the press and people o.
New Orleans are now interested IN this Pu bii,
improvement. Ra lroads are the great improve.
ment 0, the age, and those cities OF Slaie'
that fail to make Them must occupy q second
airy position IN power and wealth. They will
be lrt tax behind in the race. The cOnstruc-
iion Of this road would prove Of incalculable
benefit to New Orleans, as alsl the country
through which it would pass, and thatl to which
the benefits Of a quick and cheap trahsPorte-
tion Of produce would be afforded. Each
hOusskeeper ii New Orleans would be benefit
ted by the reduction in The price Of butter,
chickens, eggs, mutton and beet, while the
farmer would find a ready market for all the
surplus products Of his farm, which now pay
no remunerating P'ice or waste on his hands
Tho Proi Osed route Of the Mobile Railroad we
hear runs some fifty miles east OF US, in which.
event, large quantities Of cotton which now
find their way to New Orleans by way Of the
jackson and Vieksburg Railroad and the Yuzoo
river, will be diverted to Mobile. We are glad
the necessity Of this road is becoming apparent
to the cit Of New Orleans, and we hope
tho people Of Mississippi will not be laggard in
yielding thar aid which is requisite to insure
the completion Of the work, when their inter-
ests will be SO much promoted by il. We be-
lieye there is no country better adapted to the
building OF a cheap railroad than this, nor one
that would pay a better dividend when made.
But time must determine whether the people
Louisiana ana Mississippi possess 50 much
the nature and characteristics Of the Spaniard,
as never to get beyond the want and the pro-
lect, Of all internal improvement. Let the
New Orleans and Jackson road be built and the
of the country will soon extend it to
Nashville, the point Of its original destination.
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The union in Georgia.

The citizens Of Bib County, Georgia, Al
meeting on the 18th ult., laid down the follow
ing "UniOn Platform y:
That we profess to be as true friends O.
Southern rights, and us ready to defend them
as any men living, when there is just anG
sufficient cause for extreme measures; yet, be.
lieving that DisuniOa will not only fail to
strengthen our rights in the territories. but
force upon US the alternative Of a6olishing slave.
rB al home, we are not prepared to rush mad,
y into a position which can only result in
disaster and dlshonOr,
Believing, as we do, that secession or any
other extreme measure can only result in mis-.
chief to the South and to the cause Of Repub.
lican institutions, we will support no candidate
for a seat IN said convention, who does not,
publicly and uneQuivoCaIly pledge himself to
oppose any and every measure which may lead,
either directly or indirectly, to a dissolution Of
the Union; and we request the friends of the
Union in other counties, to exact the same
pledge frpm every candidate before yielding
him their support.
That we deprecate, as unpatriotic and dis
honorable, the practice pursued by certain dis
union orators and presses, Of renOuncing North
ern men and foreigners residing at the South,
as being unsound on the subject o! our local
institutions, and as being capable Of joining in
a servile r, volt. We believe such charges,
unsupported as they are by the slightest proofs,
to be The strongest evidence that the men who
make them are destitute Of moral and political
honesty, and ought to be watched with espec-
Ial caro-.
That the people Of BIB County will forget
all past party distinctions and differences; and
IN imitation Of the fathers Of the Revolution.
will rally under the flag Of our glorious Union
that they will devote their time, their talents,
their money, and, If need be, "their lives and
sacred honOr,' tOrits protection and preserva-
ton; that we call upon the Union men Of
and Of the South, TO unite with US in
the approaching struggle. nor cease their efforts
until this glorious old Commonwealth, and
the government Of our choice, ale rescued from
impending dangers. "A
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MUrINY ON SHRB1A The new
ley, Capt. Shaw, sailed ftom his },
urday forenoon, fot New 0dsaas
about four miles outside Tie Lisbt,
pilot had left, four Of the crew nfu
duty, and went into the f~Orscasle.
and second mates endeavored to get
bu. were assaulted BY sltns Of the d
and a severe struggle ensued, ia !
four mutineers got the worst, and lhs|
er, named Brow D, bad bis head cot
a Delaying pin, and is ssmuch iDju
life is despaired Of. Alter The sui
more Of the men refused . Do ddl
sisted on returning, Capt ShaS tht
q signal for tOwb,a g r. B. Pod
brought the ship up to The city ia 3
Lieut.. PrOu.y,Of the cutter Himl
boats crew , came on board, placed
GERS in irons, and removed them %
They were taken to jail lOr sSaal9
Bosloa CeAaN,