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THE SOUTHERN PRESS. .

AN association of sixty-three Members o
Congress, Senators and Representatives have
constituted the II Undersigned committees TO
superutend the establishment of Southern
rress ut Washington City. to be devoted to the
exposition and defence of Southern rights and
institutions-the dissemination of correct in.
formation as to Northern policy, and the course
oi political affairs generally, without reference
TO the old party lines of Wing and Democrat.
arrangements arc fowin progress, promptly TO
ensure ensure the issne of such apaper under the
title of 3 e-t tlgieri -
+ hA8t"THE SOUTHERN PRESS"
,or the conduct of which, suitable Editorsliav
oeen engaged, who will also receive the aid of
number OF eminent and able econtributors
There will be both a tri-weolly md n weekly
issue-the latter to contain substantially the
same matter as the former, and intended to
reach those points of the country whose mail
facilities are limited.
:, DAILY issue will be added hereafter, ,shonld
1t be deemed advisable or necessary by the
press and people ofthe Southern States.
me paper willnot be Exclusively political
but Will embrace on its broad sheet tho pener-
al news ofthe day, domestic and foreign by
mail andtelegraph; commercial and agricult,i-
raj anu literary. pieces; criticisms, original cs-
says, literary and miscellaneous: and. in short
all those items of general interest The collec.
ted aggregate ofwhich constitutes the interes.
ting and valuable Newspaper Great care
will be taken to give fulland correct Report of
the Proceedings and Debates in both Houses
OF Congress- AS well as the action ofthc loca
Legislatures ON the Southom question.
limited number only of Advertisements
Will be rcccived--tlemain object being to fur
nish a large amount ofrcading matter
The paper will be printed on sheet equal
IN size tothose of the other Washington papers
and the material will be procured especially
for the purpose,
1t is confidently hoped that cverytruc
ipend to the South willaid in procuring sub
crbcrs, and forward the names. will the
amount subscribed, to some Southern Repre-,
sentative at Washington forthwith,
Poatmasters are authorized by law to remit
subscriptions free ofpostngc us.
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ROADS !! ROArps; /,

"a PPLIC1'ION will be made 10
4lA the Legislature at itn next ses.
sion, for the appointment of Com
,Im9lssl,oners to alter the following
tRoads.yiz: ~. Q
Pickens G. H., to intersect
the Keow, e Turnpike Road at its
lower Terminus.yi- ~.I
From Pickens G. III. TO Greenville
i,C, H. s Itl m
3 q, From Piokens g. H. to Hagood's S
dro From Pickens G.. HI. TO Eastatoe.
/ From Carter Claytons' to IL Mile
Camp-ground. kl9 adH nu.
And from Pickens G. III. to w. FL.
Striblings. 81 bsaubagtai a,e-I
y1aAug,30, 1850. POD I5 3 3maa
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: SOUTH CAROLINA,


lel lsee Is PIoBENs DIsTRlcT,a Bg,s
81 David Lesly and wife, HppIioa,,fs,
iafi II fl.fs4s tiett2fs lyeJ tt}Il stttYT i89if
i"HW VIM. McWh6fter and wife, and
~ Others, Defeada;s:ss5S, q
Whereas it appears, TO tie Ortli-
nary of said District, that Mathew
Kyle, Henry Kyle and some Of The
children Of Jas. Kyle, DECEASED, VS..
James Kyle and Hunter Kyle, the
children of John, Laughlin and Wm.
Kyle, deceased, (1anles not Fnown,)
and the heirs Of Catharire KYLE,
widow Of Robert Kyle, deccased,
(names not knownJ parties, defen-
dants, reside without the limits of
this State: It is Therefore Ordered
and Decreed that they do appear and
object to the Partition Of the Lands
described IN the Petition intiiis ease
on.og before The lst Monday ID De-
cembers 1850, or,theif consent to tho
same will be entered of record,
w . ..' w, ID. S'I'TfFsI e, o. u. b.
.l.iSssSS;ept. 2iiSl, 1880 3nl
~. sob ND ~ s,,,ttt,,sss.s f<
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Ar 1fGlWR'S HOME
80. q "A II Is II. Sc Is


Eg THE subscribers have commenced the
publication Of q New Weekly Papcrfor
families, with the above title under the en-
tire control ofT.S. Arthur who will con.
centrate upon it all, or nearly all, of his lit.
erary labors. The design. of this paper is
clearly expressed in the titlc--"Home Ga
se.l. =et4e !! Il will be. emphatically paper
for the home circle-r-a household compan-
ion pleasant fireside friend, coming to
Eall with cheerful countenance, and seek
ling, while it imparts instruction, to enter
tain lin and interest all classes ofreaders. A
leading feature oftbe "Home Gazette" will
be series of Original Nouyelettcs By the
Editor who will furnish some four or five
pic lures of domestic life, written in his best
style, for every volume. The "Home Ga
zette" will be the organ of no party nor
Sect nor Hit be the exponent otany of
the iSsos Of the day. But it will faithfully
advocate the right, and Seek by every
means, to widen the circle of human nap
piness. Honestly will the editor teach the
truth, as he has ever done in his writings.
forthe sake of good to his fellow mcn. But
IN doing this, he will avoid unnecessary
,harshness and causeless offence, ard keep
his Journal free from stain Of wounding per-
sonalitys He win oppose what is false
and evil, as one of his social duties: but
while doing 80, will use no sharper language
than its rebrke and correction may REQUIRE,
The Home Gazette" will be elegantly
printed, on me white paper, with large
clear faced typo. that may beread by
young and cid without injury to the eyes.
{ & TERMS OF THE PAPER
= I'M z ALL CASES in ADVANC CF.,
|sll One copy, per annum 81 $500
Ia Three copies ,o,g5s A 500
Iss 22ll ,0fa ld so 16 10; 90
|ygl = zen & salha Yiiifi I4aa h9llll5 90
roufteen IL 81 i-sfg, gBfgD Ia 20 90
ss Where a club OF six, Ten, or four
teen copies are. sent, ian extra, copy
will be furnished to the postmaster,
orotEer person who makes ,upthe
club. One copy of either Godey's
Lady,s Book, Graham's Magazine,
or Sartain1's. Magazine, will be sent
for four daliaTs.ss All letters must be
post paid. Money thatlis current at
the place where. the subsoriptionlis
gaade, Will be taken in payment Tor
The paper. = lI,d ;ag g,,i IS S,s5, aeia
Address, 4. s. Arthur g. Coz
Atnenian Buildings. Franklin
SE'laeas Philadelphia. lsse,t,ts,;
The friends of Cor: j AMEs I.
RR atlnoliace HIM a Candidate for
GreseIectipns to represent this Com
Fassional nistfict, at the ensuing
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DISSOLUTION

OF OOPAR 7TGljSR@ SHIP.
PY mutual consent we have
1O agreed that on the first day of
January next we will discontinue our
business at this place. All persons
indebted to us will please make ar
.Iangements to pay us by that time.
The Goods we now have on hand
we will sell at very reduced prices.
..aL- %, BENSON 81 TAYLOR
h. Plckens G, H., Oct. A, 20-tft
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HEAD QUARTERS.
FIRST BRIGADE, S G MILITIA.

ORDER, NO. - 6 9e
The following Regiments will pa
radc for Review, Drill and Inspec-
ton at theitimes and places follow
ing, viz: a.,o .o4e..;i !, 1n,.t.
The 3d Regiment of Infantry at
Toney's old field on Monday 7th Oc-
tober next.
The lst Regiment of Infantry at
.Bruton's on Tuesday the 9Th Octo-
Der next.
The 5th Regiment of Infantry at
Hunters on Wednesday, the 9th Oc-
tober next. le,,,5r. ..ip ~ .. n
q The End Regiment Of Infantry at
Halls, on Thursday the 10th of Oc-
tober next. M. xxx .
qa The 42nd Regiment of Infantry at
WeDb's, on Friday the llth of Oc-
tober next.
The 4th rRegimentqof Infantry at
Hayne' s, ON Saturday tie 10Th Oc-
tober next.
The commissioned and nonSom-
missioncd officers will assemble the
day previous at their respective, pa
.rade grounds Except the 3rd Regi-
ntent at Toney s, they will assemble
on Saturday the 5th October for
drill and instruction, A Return Of all.
the Regiments aa,tst be had on The day
Of ReDie,c. ~ '9ss''f .sfs1'i''f:'
q BY order ST r.. N. GAavIx
Y Brig Gen. 1st Brig, s SC M
I u; J; w. IIAllRISO IN, Brig. Mai,
Aug %, q 'n ~ 1sa's I6 ct
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II, L. JEFFERs,l W. S. cormRAN
NJ 81. DUcKMAsTER.
99" w A RE-H OU Sc
Commission Merchants.

. .I I#
f Commission Merchants.
Market Street, HAaBuRG; S. CIV ArrRpnoor
McIntosli-Strcet, AeGUsTA, Gn.---FIREpRoor.
Take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally, that
they still continue the WAREHOUSE and
Commission business in this place and
Augusta, Ga, whore they offer their SER
vices to RECEIVE, SroRE OR SELL CorroN.
-Four, BACON, &c, REcEIyE AND Fon-
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy GooDs, ron
PLANTERS OR MERCHANTS.
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
McIntosh-street, in the centre of the Cot
ton trade 3I 81 EHt i
Their Warehouse in this place is safe
from water and isolated, therefore not
exposed to fire. e.Yuu'm AJH r} u g
+ AS they will be constantly at their
post, and promoting the interests of their
friends (Which they are aware will add to
their own.) They solicit and hope to
meritand receive a full share of that lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, and
for which they now return thanks.
Liberal cash advances will be made
when required, on any produce in store
- , JEFFERS, COTHRAN q CO.
Hamburg, Sept. LIST, l84o. lS T,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
's'A = IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
PICKENS DISTRICT.

IN Thh COMMON PLEAS.
dme5 PIcKENs DISTRICT.
Allen Keith, assignee, Dec. in Attach
vs.. Perry 4, Keith
Joel M. Keith. PMS Att'ys.
5 The Plaintiff having this day filed his
Declaration in my office, and the Defen-
d dant having no Wife, nor Attorney,
known to be in this State on whom a co
lpy OF this Declaration may be served,
Qn motion Of Plaintiff 5 Attorney,
q ltis Ordered, That the Defendant do
appear and plead or dernnr to the said
Declaration, within one year and day
from this date, or judgment will entered
by default ad; a.gipG.t l'i9 ,Gd
iQod w. L. KEITH, c. G. P.
ridclerks Office, ,r)7l9- Uas 9J an
January J., ls5o.5ua 3s-ly 8aa
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1875 REW.ARD

DANAWAY from the subscriber,
1O at Kingston, Cass CO., Georgia,
a negro man named Gu PIT. Has
a vain over his left eye, inclined to
be gray, about Is years old-of rath-
er a brown complexion. / bought
the boy of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens
Dist. S. c.. and formerly belonged
to some ofLynchcs, of that District
or GreenvilIe. so,9 e
| will give the above reward Of $25
for the delivery ofsaid boy to Jacob
B'rris, Esq, near Anderson G. H.,
S. G.. '''@7 En- A'i} .t hA"
DAVIS BOROUGHS.
Kingston, Geo., Aug. Id, 1850.
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dlralEEns AVE- SSi1h.c,.

omo BY order Of w. D. Steele ESQ,
Ordinary for Pickens District. wilrbe
sold on sale day in November next,
before the Sheriff's Office within the
legal hours, Tract of Land belong
ingto the Estate Of Joseph 'raylor,
dec, ,dn lying on the waters of Col
rden's creek sgdjoining lands Of Ran
som Ranks, B. Il. Holland, Cs; w.
Taylor, and others containing one
hundred and eightyrseven acresmore
orlless. Tii,J g,4a5 gsg.;ys
.sola Sold for partition among the heirs
of said deceased Terms 7of sale.
Sold upon a credit oftwell;se !. tbs,
except The cost which will be re-
oquifed on day of sale9 Purchasers
giving bond with good security and
a mortgage upon the premises if re-
qdired by the Ordinary to secure
payment of the purchase money.
- ssx,.s. u. a. DOYLE. s. PIP.
0ci. 10, 1850
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LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at
Pickens CHI, Quarter ending 30th
September, which if not taken out
within three months will be sent 10
the Post Office Department as dead
letters: @sss
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-.
H4ST !, Ills 4 F,Xcelleney, Whitemarsh
1p Is. Seabrook, Governor, aud
Commander-in- Chiefin and, over, the
State Of South Carolina: Il as;,
,W,HiERREAs, it is the duty of eyeryre-
eallglous communicate acknowledge
us at stated periods, their dependance
s,I on Almighty God,Ito express sheir
gratitude for9 past mereies, and
81 h,umhly toimnlore His blessingafor
sal me itltuIesJffTl eSga ls s4stF1o
Nol0, therefore, !, Whitemarsh lB.
|, Seabrook, Governor of South Caro-
iollna, do hereby recommend, TO the
people q, the Statesto observe the
Fourth Thursday i'm Octobef next,
as q day Of thanksgiving, humiliation
and prayer, and to assemble af their
respective places Of Worshipfo offer
up their devotions to that Being, Who
hes assigned us a hotiie rich "A fhe
best fruits OF the earth, and siistifigu-
3lslied for the execllence Of IT'S felic-
'ious, political, social and Grill ihslifsl-
TONS. 10
tSiven under niS hand, and the Seal
.of she State; at Columbia this tyveI,-
ty .fiSird day of September, III the
year of our .ord on q lso,lsanfI eight
slundred end fifty, and iha seveilly-
fifth year Of American independehce.
I 'sS ,s ItlTEaARsH b. SEA Br sDg.
k, Iieneg an, SecretaFS Of State.
tSy l Every paper I'D the State will
Nil ~. 4 i M. If.S<< ~ f ~ Il u
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Negro Shoes, and Blankets of the
heaviest and best quality. .s
HoMEspUN, ,CALIcoEs, &c. &c.,
All of which we will sell at the ue,y
IoWest prices of the Augusta ami
Hamburg markets. W
Orders from Georgia, Alabama,
and South Carolina will be thankfully
received, and filled at the lowest
prices. AOrders addressed to How.
ard, Mcdonald 81 Co., either to Au-
gusta or Hamburg, will meet with
DronlDt aftenfions iRa7t .tt IS .0,F
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Adnaisaisarator,sSa Sale.

~ ? M .Ill4l> Al. 49, q n
asSxsinner l,s'yxt ~; nex' at the late residence
~, ~, nTn'r 1,rog ,o1p,,' s,sSeaseus, ~ y
c,s6Si6o S,Is. tA IL -, lSr1onOES, Slts ~
ITp lp,pIrtf','o''q oq,'el 81, OatS oSc'
en- = tiItlitures ana various other artl-
I iaIS,asa,, ~ .le IS.a.e Oh " nj
months credit 80 io "'ilsa ~ =
bAlsoethe plantst;o,,l ,,;l, ~, o,s,.S i
- ~ II Il xu,,sII ran1FSoNrd
|o 9qod lsHJOSHIfA JAMES0Nj
'si9 i8qf fiA Administrators.
= OctQ4, 1850. hah ArgO-tf f99H
90 0CS- WE are authorised toinan-
nounce Capt JOHN GEURlN as a can
didate for Sheriff OF, Pickens District
a} tIaau ans,;;,n p,o,.;; alao,;;,,. h0o. eli 10
~ wv 7T0Tr7TT7 9,77 III, -t7t6 IE7 " :
y - NY is'''S''o 'NSN ~" ~ '!i''VYPu
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,sbeoA 30 "A ant3FJsAIICIN. as y 0V
,ssMarla PaVersllaving applied to me
for lefteYsoi Adnlnist tfatioEl on Che ss-
tateSoi l5fufy Powers late of Pick.
ems District decd. The kindred and
creditors are cited to appear before
me onthe 2Is Oct. 70 chow cause Il
Any they can why The afieh letters
SHOULD net be granted
GIVEN usldpF my hand and seal 4th
October, 1885, 81 3 8 s y
''N'A' Wp I8sEl, Q. ,p,sp.
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rEHE Undersign take this method
A. of calling the attention of pur-
chasers to large stock Of Groceries,
both in Augusta Ga, and Hamburg
S. G. Consisting in part of
BAGGsHNG, both Gumny and
J DuEAdce; AA to- AG ilaches
wide, aRasl heavy.
bale Rope aMd Twime.
SUGAR COFFEE SALIJIRON
Molasses, Cheese, lNackerel,
Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality,
CANDLES, TALLow, AND, PATENT
T - MOULD, of all kinds, u Z
Sole Leather, Oak tanned,
and EIemlock, do,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch,
Indigo and Madder i
WLNDOW GLASS, -,s'.lg
.a ls.t e PUTTY, u
ctl ,ta GINGER, 81
PEPPER,
.@ i......, SPICE
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,d jEY- We arc authorized to announce
Maj, J. w. HARRrsoN as ~ Candidate for
reelection to the Legislature. atlthe next
election. NgitaR .hug '.oa b!,ods
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-11

ricg- We are aathofized to announce
lac..l'.N Gen. J. n GGAEyyIIss, as, a Candidate fo'
he he Legislature, at the next election. 4,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-11

Coming TO Charleston. a.-The Ev-
onitig News learns that Dl. Davis
has been notified that the Turkish
Aihl'assfdorsiS about leaving Wash
7 ington, for the North, thence West,
and by New Orleans to Charleston,
where he will remain some time, ex-
oamlningdhe ricedand cotton planta-
'tions'smills, &c,s insthe vicinitypof
Observation-Disclosures glIel aj ,aa
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

SATURpsf. Feb 10 OF. N.
The cotton market continued buoysnt, and ssles
we're made 70 fair ext-nt &C an advance Of sbsut
above the lowest point the article reached since the
receipt Of the last steamers There vas less sc-
tivty In the market for -four but holders we're
sshing better prices, especially for medium branas
Canadian In bond continued suil. Southern brands
were nrm, With but moderate sslss. wheat vaa
held h,m With . better milling demand, with
sales Of Genesee on private terms rb,r. vss
sone bsndsome Canadian on the market In bood, but
hsd above the views 81 sspsrt purchasers N free Of
duty ~ you'd readily eel FOR domestic bat owing
TO the yant Of reciprocity In trade and the hish duty
imposed spen ~ ~hep removed for pssou ID r.
nov only sold Tor exportattcn. Corn scarce. and
nrmer. Rye -four siso nrm Pork Continued
heavy, and fsles light Otker provisions we're a.
charged There YES no marked alteration In es0se.
sugsr OF molasses. Their. vss movement In lead,
and considerable sslse ~ere mad. st full pr,ess the
marhst CLOSING With an MS yard tsndsncv
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
sketehss of Washlngton.

wssnSeroS, Feb. TO- 1850.
riews Of life IN the Capffsi--ssnhsh sesa,s-ofes
Hoidsrs- -WRss n, 0Hou, Of D,pptnen, Get t1er
Drfrks- Washington FSnancfers-Ths Wy the Cisrks
Raise the Wind, &C.. &c.
Washington, d. c the capital Of the Federal Union
Of sovereign stsesthe place wher. the Executive
the President and all his subs reside where the qunt
eusnce d the wisdom Of the Of people meet an
nuslly-wh.fs the twelve judges, sith back sosns,
meet periodically 10 funny place. IL took It's name
from General Washington, Who commanded the Ams-
rcan forces In the rebellion and separation from the
mother country, called Great Britain, great many
years sgo Washington himself sumbers In his long
sleep the banks Of the Potomac, twelve miles b-lev
the place that bears his II bis spirit hovsrs
about the capital he created and laid out 10 great ave-
nuss called after sovereign states. and streets criss-
crossing every which way named sfer ths English al
phsbet sad figures bov s~foy sstonshed aud shocked
u must copstssty be- But his spirit rests in pesce IL
knows no, What q sodom and Gomorrsh his fsvorite
city has become How different the destiny Of the
capital from VIA. he contemplated He designed u to
be the heart Of the Federal Unonthe centre Of arts
and sciences and the Of virtue and goodness,
from whence should ow pure streams through ell the
length and bresdth q great and growing land Such
he left IL at the close OF the last century and died
rstriotism, honesty and purity reigned In the high
places In lsoo when he died Fifty years have passed,
and What is u nowi Lift the veil In 1850.
Look TO the East, where the sun rises, and pours
food Of light morning scene In a. lovely valley
80 II ever sbope upsn There stands the capitol q
thirty States n rises high above all other objects aud
sends ts shadows far do-n the famous Capitol H In.
the city at its feet Its beautiful sight the pure
,posle,s White ats distance ~ locks like the pure
marble st emblem. No Its plaster, -hits Washed
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

The Last Pres,cenii1i Lsvee.
Very few of the million. of free and independent
electors Of these States have tesn at ievse Of
their President To such, sketch Of what IL done In
the white Houss. In which they all own share snd
how the President acts, What he does and says and
What his vistsrs male and female, do, aud vho and
what they ere, ct evening levee may not prove un-
Interesting
On Friday evening, the 18th Of March, 1880, at pre-
oy eight o'clock the doors Of the whits House we're
flung open for the entrance Of any ~hte human being
Who choee to enter therein, take look a aud shake
hands With the chief magistrate Of twenty and odd
millions Of people At about this hour, the moon 90
cssionslly took look through the clouds DOM upon
r.nnyivsnis Avenue at hundreds Of hacks aud vent
ciss that we're driven rapidly towards the Presidents
The night vas far from pleassnt-the wind vas
rushing down the and streets, rssisg clouds
Of duet and bowling dismally, for II blew per-
feet hurricsne In spite Of Wind. cold, clouds,
and dust We, With many other citizens, humbiy
footed ~ to the white House and arrived Ia front Of
the building st hsifpsst eight Lights sllmner-
ing through the mansion Our attention vas arrested
ty the basement windows. The inside shutters had
b.sn careiessly left open. We discovered candles
upon table, pitchers, sups, and sauccrs; and u
quite evident 70 us that wms part Of the cooking
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

AsrRIcsy Aerrsross ~ Cs-aba.-A 4 correspondent OF
the Mentresl Gszsfs, sf the 9th inst complains Of
asitstors from the United States ~ho have come
amongst them 10 further the ends Of the
lie ssys that N people from Csnsds engaged
similar errand In the United States thsy ~oud b. In
dar fbeisg torn TO pieces aud copoud ~srnng
thee Americans vho iptsrferriag IN caasdisa at
f-ir. thst the path they pursuinx of great
danger 10 them, and likely to lead TO serious con,e-
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

One hundred ard sixty four negroes, liberated by
the late Jacob Wood Of Georgia, have arrived at ss-
vsInah, and will ssii In q few days tor Liberia.
There ~ers 6s deaths In Boston, for the week ending
the Ieth met
An attempt wss made the night of the sth inst, !,
10 rob the flank of Ogdensburg IN. building vas
tered, but the burglars failed to reach the vault