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Great Eretis~sat "a Patsb.1g -Raaauay Negroes 60
.rg g ca.asa Three H.adrsd on iAs ~av-n tAs HO.
PrrssUso. September %, is5o,--rhe excitement, in
he Bin Ssars al sss w.s n the
hotels have fed @ Canada Sunday, thirty. aed on
na aa q Sa s 2 on S.s % %
short Of three hundred They went in largo bodies, armed
than be captured = Baltimore Patriot,
ICorssp ondsnee Of the Philadelphia InqurerJ
The Fugitive Sasps BIZ in Nsw York
NEw YoRk, September 30. 1850 The passage OF
cement in New York a. /, did in Pi,isburg. from
which place, we learn by telegraph, several hundred
da understand that upwards Of hundred left here yes
teday for the destination aud that five Of them Were
pc Si ss 81 and much s thar
under the law win be attended with riot, no,
church, la Leonard street, for evening. The
following Is copy Of the call .
.Lei coored and woman, too attend the great
OF Leonard street, on Tuesday evening" October J.
For your liberty your ireside is in danger Of being
vaded Devote this night the question Of your duty in
Shall we resist oppression Shall we defend our lber-
ties Shall be feemen slaves BY order ofhe COM
Il is said that some Of aboonss the bot
tom Of this movement am apprehensive OF row o-mor'
row night at this meeting
Fugitive Slave Excitement at Worceasr.
cradle excitement here owing report that there are two
in ia quest Of fugives, being well
known nat lnefe great nIpo ~ .unamay sases aois
the coiored popuiauon-N = GVe"'"g ros'.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Pariot-by telegraph
fr,of Erc;t,p,sat abouf the Fugifiue- SID pe BtH
|sr> -. ,orno I,..' i,.,,,a,,
oPRNGFELp, lMass,l ~. = low " ~. a ,,rsa
is prevauhR mere u CONSCIOUSNESS " VIZ supPoseu Psu
ance u severa pGsohs ~ soaao =, $500 Tb ,o.m
e R - a,o as VIE ,ansa mass nr exci,ed nan
nan ~ now surlonhas , W. ueHo n ?, ,i $500 81 p
pe, WIZ ps r r on ,hs,n aw or no law Seri
siavo - W se n a..ndaa sha,,d ,nv a,,am NJ ha
GUS consciousness are appferehaea, sh4ua any i ha,
mace 70 a cap.ue anu si, e r. this ,o.n 'a
u ieast h'o huhu'ou iuki'seeioo wa ~
More Save Excitement.
SpRsePIELp Mass y Oct 2The whites and free black
citizens and fugitive slaves held meeting last night which
was largely attended. The fugtves were recommended to
arm themselves and resist all attempts at aresting them
inaammatorv seeches were made AGAINST The new ugi.
|,.-r U-.,. o.,
CdpiMsW r"su0s S'u0es'
BEDFORD, Oct Ten runaway slaves from virginia
who lost their way on the ridge oil the AHegnanes egh
miles from this place, were discovered yesterday During
one morally and the other dangerously Three were cap
tnred s 10 AZ sousa. sTe. s II ~ p
were very ragged and nearly of their backs from
,ssn N 0o"''o' WIN "s'' - 'Ne' = 'o'pe
The woman Of the hut supplied the outcasts plen,iiny
tred them He received reward of two hundred and fifty
dollars for their recovery Tho remaining two have up
doubtless Concealed some where hereaLout.
They closely watched ny FenfsyVanlans WHO are
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WIN. y. n. CROss.
Attornsy and copnseiior at Ia,s,

the Of the District Columbia, win attend
collection OF debts and 70 tho prosecution 81 claims
description including hose for bounty under the Of Congress
lately passed. once In the City Hall
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BIZ and gith the adpiee and eo~,eai Of the Sen


Daniel M Barringer, of North Carolina. TO be
traodinay and minister p,enipo,en,iay Of the United
a. the e se s es as
Horatio J. Perry of New Hampshire TO be secretary Of
Judah Benjamin, OF Louisiana to be district judge of
the United States for the northern district Of California
tho United States for the southern district OF California
Calhoun Benham, Of Caliornia, TO be attorney oil the
the United STATE. the southern district of California
United State. Tor the northern dirrc. Of California
Agg.u; Humber be s..aysr in IN Gs na,.
Upper Platte ase agency, nc. Thoas. Fzpstok
CORTLAND Cushing, of indiana, be charge dafaires
joseph n Banson Of Pson,vana 70 be chief justice
the supreme court OF the United States for the Territory OF
Perry E. Broccus OF Alabama TO be an associate justice
Of the supreme court Of the United States for the Territory
Zerobbabel Snow Of Ohio. be associate justice of
the supreme court Of the United States for the Territory OF
Brigham Young, of Utah. be governor Of tho Territory
Broush,on Davis Harris, Of Vermont be secretary of
Joseph L. Haywood, of Utah. to be marshal of the United
Seth Bair Utah. 70 attorney Of the United States in
Redici Mckee. Of Virginia, George w Barbour of Ken
lucky and o. M Wozencra, of California, TO be Indian
Pablo Noriegs to be marshal Tor the southern district
Elisha whit,le,ey Of Ohio, to be first comptroller of the
treasury.
coNsULs.
William II. Smiley, of Rhode Island, for the port of Rio
Negro in the Argentine republic.
Isaac Bates of Massachusetts Tor AK Ia Chapee, in
Prussia
DEPUTY rosTMAsTERs.
James Kidd, to be deputy postmaster Albany, New
York.
Isaac r. Harrington, at Buffalo, New York
Jacob b. Moore, at San Francisco, California
Geo. II. Harrison, at New Albany, Indiana.
Geo. w. Gordon, at Boston, Massachusetts.
Channcey Abbott nj Madison, Wisconsin.
III. ID Mason, at Toledo, Ohio.
Aaron Y. Perry, At Columbus Ohio.
Daniel M. HASKELL at Cleveland, Ohio.
Eldad Smith, at Racine, Wisconsin
John McKeen, at Brunswick, Maine.
Isaac Plat At Poughkeepse, New York.
Thomas Cloves, at Troy, New York
VIM. Jackson, At Syracuse, New York.
Littcbcrry III. Wilcox, Columbia, Tennessee.
u. 3. Latham, ut Memphis, Tennessee.
Edward r. Hunter, At Portsmouth, Virginia
Henry II. J. NaH, a. Wilmington, Delaware.
Simeon King at Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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"From inquiries instituted by this department IL
clearly shown that the value Of these articles did decline
in the countries from which they imported 20 the
tent which the above table would indicate did the
prices which they sold TO at all conform
to the declared values in the invoices and entries
Itis welknown law Of trade, that when the price o.
article is raised by duties otherwise, It's CONSUMPTION
dimnshes or other articles substituted for H. Under
hciariG Of lsi2 wine charged % cents per canon,
ndbrandy 81 per gallon under the present tarn the
former is 40 per cent, and the later 100 per cent
feet Of these sod duties send lower quality
TO hi. market because best became too high 70 sell
They were prohibited The lower had destroyed the trade
in the best qualities and because they no longer came the
sage Secretary declares fraud He says pces abroad have
not changed" True but lowerprced articles shipped
here Nevertheless there gross fraud but Is the
mart of the Secretary The tables from which he took
these prices extended back 1884, and viii supply
the portion which the cabinet officer fraudulenty sup
pressed -
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For five months ending Both November, 1886,
under specific duties--ayerage value per gal.
Ion :
For seven months ending Both June, lSf7, un-
der ad valorcm duties-average value per
gallon /.
For the year ending 30th June, 1913, under ad
valorem duties-average value per gallon :
For the year ending Both June, 1919 under nd
valorem duties--aversge value per gallon :
For nine months ending 3lst March, 1850, un-
der al valorem duties--average value per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Freedom Of the Public Lands.

meeting OF citizens, without distinction Oi
party. If The towns OF West Bloomfield. Lima and
Mendon, was held, pursuant b previous notice, at
lie Brick Meeting House Of North Bloomfield On
Friday, the 24d ast Or the purpose Of considering
tie prupositions lately introduced in the nited
state. Senate, 10 make tree grants Of public lands b
the Hungarian refugees and other refugees 10 the
American citizens.
The meeting which was enthusiastic and deter
mined. vas ably and eoquently addressed by Alder
man Greiy Of Rochester. and by Charles Paalk,
Esq. of H0neoye Falls
f. A Sillmsn Esq from the Committee ap-
pointed for that parpOse a. A preliminary meeting
reportei the following resolutions The resolutions
we're taken Up separately and, alter discussion u
some OF the points involved, adopted without ais
sentIng voice
Rs.si-es Tai Monopoly Of he Sol Tie radical detect
ofa@ socess oftae Cd Word and l.ai ne pioa -
craian O. ne people u heir a. % ne use ~hicn va
sll9lz tae u tae Parliament u hnngafy no
han tt. t-rpisn a Esf lrsdvfs "a peope suc1l
commend me ugarsn refugees 70 or "-fnSsl yalP4
loaded. Taai .h- freedom oftss Pubic Lands n In
I'D -uznLurs - arfgai settlers q measure soh~1 ~
-r5 consid-rauon " fgh ard socd pocyi and ors n
.or.gnu zgu ~ lcl oggl' no ongef % - 4si1ffed
fsrolre1 TlEi tho Afzrsg.4on u axe flAn-'s o 70.
Plbac Lands 'le nalds u sP@c1-t0fs, 10 stf4ns'
1-ora a. 70 The pol cy " frqe 1OyeTamen--esia4J Cp
p.sed ~ ths rsral nzlts q sn - NJ nSres' 81 NJ
sst~s All .o .Le prosperity 81 NJ whole cyuatry
esdiysG Thai ie rssggtious bis subject, lately
es..a VII s11. ability ard sf0pled elin A.
s~rrzcl ~ euirsslalIny yOs d ~ - j 10 Ne lie
-a-ure u "a .sLe az accordance viii M dispas
srse an naa1ret s-1an1sn-s u nc People, ard snrf
?, place IN or ssnory hose By whose means In reso
srraegec.
Reso4csz Tai - ra.o.uroas Introduced or supported d
II Setzs VI tLe aicd sales Ia 4sOy u III nght u ~
srcess. vhell-f lacufaiZed or rzys " lned porto
y. t- 15ic La1ds free u ~ scch Oou
az ard " lkef, - iAs gfeat Wsst-Dsnis Netstsf
~ kss, " Liam n SrwErd u 10 Isc1le sistes, an
l.to1 u tc SO1Lh afOrc expect ma
- confusion heretofore Orsp a. M CsF
w. here Vii proceed Eless1res. which. l properly glAie
- agsasI p~rversCr sDd sbIsei Sl max ne PreseDi
pr01c srs IN TIE history Or or cOuliry o., d.
ESsissz. az r1= srgs gfis n and snd HSnSi -
crzsDs - ms slats, b. q or -. -, 10
4aldloal-rs exam PIE npf more ren-' - :,
s.ls s.sTl-g, nan for re -4DsTslt5 1na H-S fep~
-r- 49, 1900
Rssaiccd TnAf -co1,sntei Psa-af,fy, - - ~,
PRIDE b. not ~ - ressslsoiy sdpecsr " -. . -
f1s lone VI eysrg crLen oeccines p - y -. Il,
-gQrf1a.rr n a1 he -essle,' rA-AP. IN - -.
EsI 49, Yorzsze 4 sot xNsys ~ -oi-s u ~"
!. -ss, Re AID = ne free ... n a.. 800,
Ia -. E<,olrs< T1zf ne pFpceedilks o. ne mee'
-. - III rts gtc-fs snd ocsrsh iur pGblcsnon =
=. -. ~ ~. C.y q Roe sesfer ~ Albany ALas An'
=. 49, T,1r,.l The NeSYoFk Tribune. kEsonk 70.
- w. arsrcz, tn1 nat copy b. transmitted % %
| S - - Representatives N Congress-
Sso-'''' JOHN NZwBURY, PrssiGssf
= 4 S AZ SsGssArss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
The late Trouble In Paris.

Rober, Walsh who has Kot etheen superseded
IA the oousuship at Paris. as President Taylor long
since resolved aud declared that be should bel thus
states Tire origin Of the recent rioious demonstrs
tons in that city
Al the beg iunlug OF he lGs wees toe police ain ne
approval OF the Munster o. The Interior undertook L. GU
down the dead aud some Of the living liberty trees TOY
be most Part uns gy objects and Brgios1Hi csisHie
Rish, as hook, Consul Those liberty trees
were very unpleasant mementoes TO the Presiden-
tai recrcaut. to the anti Republican sscendAncy and
TO Yourself undoubtedly. They were mementoes OF
promises fslsi6ed, hopes blasted, Europe betrayed
aui Liberty ssssssinsted. Ii was Il; that the me
meutocs should be dead or dying. Bui The end Is
uo, VET
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Registry, Conveyance, and HypoihecntiOn e
shipping Complaints 20 CODsuls, &c.-
California rnd New Mexico Lands iii.

Correspondence Of Tho Tribune
WAsHINGToN, Tuesday Feb o.
In senate, few days since, bin was referred
20 ,ie Committee on Commerce which provides
that no bill OF sale mortgage conveyance OF any
vesso, or part OF any vessel Of the United States,
shall be valid against any person other than
the grantor, &c aud persons having actual notice
Of IT, unless ii be recorded in The Office OF the Col
iec,or Of Customs where such vessel is enrolled or
registered but the lien by bott0mry on vessel,
created during her VOYAGE, by n loan essential o.
lis prosecution. does not lose lis priority
The bil requires Collectors 10 keep records OF
all bills ol sale by polhecations, DC. with lnllcos
and books showing who are the owners. and what
proportions they hold OF every enrolled or rees
tered vessel, aud all material facts as to sales or
membranes And L requires that all complaints
ian writing made to ConsUis and COmmercia.
AGENTS. That q vessel Is unsea~orhy shall be-
signed hv tine first or second and third officers ana
,naioriiy Of the crew. before the complaint eau
| o., acted upon as registered by the Act OF July
| 20 1870
~ this oil. is important 10 many of Your rned
ers tfcv viii please take notice that It passed the
| House Of Representatives on the 18th lust
A biU introduced by Senator FrLCH has been
printed and referred t. the Senetes Lsnd Com
mjitec. which endeavors TO provide for the survey
OF the public lands in California aud New-McMco.
aud the settlement OF the Spanish and Mexican and
all other titles and claims 70 aud, and the granting
of donation rights Ia these countries II his -
olos consists of "a sections. authorizes the crca
ton OF three tunctpusries at $4,000 each q act 70
gctner as a Land Board, and severaly as Receiver
of Moneys, Register. aud SurveyorGeneral As
mo- such ia Will be likely to pass until the California
Free SOIL admission. Nc are settled. DO not
choose to cucumber your columns with further
4
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renn.,lNania on Free soil.

The following are the resolutions reported oy
the Whis minority Of the Select Committee en- the
pres,n. aspects OF slavery and DsuRion raised BY
the Pa House OF Representatives We trust tie
subject viii be brought promptly to decided vote
E|.ol,cS g. Thsi The people q ibis Common~es.i
cherish deep sld st.anE silsch-eit 20 'he N's-'1
To unsy AID integrity OF me RePuohc. -.
R.solssA That ie people ct CaI0snis rave gas. os-
10 h.. Admitted into he Union a. SAFE 81 zoe Niesvr
. md ,l cr he Cous-tlfoa which they "a a-'ltel
hssar,3 Tia: see uohng in ne eAs...- 60 q.
sFssrs ~ fasufy departure rom De position Ieu 'v
sv,seuia hss heretofore occupied resol 20 S'stf So
.s L-gis srlre does theIel-c fsltcrtir anu itAau
9fcpes and views of pocy heretofore. % repeated &c
GASEOUS asserted and malsiuei by preceding legislatures
or fis sUH'rcf
Esedltc8. That while Feansyiva VII - arm, mslo
sn see frSns avoWs hvr views primo pes sn9 avi'
m.raHon op us Inorpeutous question she " nov a.
ever proccrV resFeci snd invloaby nearsln a. ne c
promises II he Constitution and al lie Just 'isns ~ tes
sac of ths Cnoo under he same aci protests mos
ssrsnulv m The ~ common humanity, sgsns sA
eX,rps on OF he curse sad ev. oi slavery beyond hc @
srLhorig-d ~ thai sacred lnsiIuEtlE $500 .-.
tSigne,sA JOHN ALLISON
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Increase q the Army-Bounties 10 Privatcs-
Bounty Lands and Extra Pny 10 Seamcn
in Mexican War 5-erit ia the Hanks -
lnsettIed Army Ciaima.

cof's''oaa Ice Of ue Inoune
"AialNGroS TUESDAY, FEB -s-P
hfuD1 the House sat bit sho-t time u ia,
az deal o. bgsiress ,rsq d,uc Tro .r.s,
.,.,,.,... ;,....s... ..,.......
''-
'if bihi' Fom the MDiary Committee iAtf-
d4eeG bi a1thorziay the President whence
hc mas ,,..t =. t,, ,.,,t.-,. ..,.i.,,..sr. ., i,
''9' ''7 number d" lfi'e'1s lh ta'' ~ az
tho compamls 0i tae ezisi.H- regimen's ~ -'
. my =. present s,r NJ " |h.rH Ia ea u
.e".' al lhe several L'-.l.a pos1s On " est y
! ro-'lcr. and At remote and ois' ant ms y
any number not cxcecamg - It s'mef
u be ior i've years.
No specific sum "a state "a The ~ % %
pad prf atcs whom enlist, j Dot boCAfy - Au
tnorizfd ~ be pad AL alnot . y the c'-t 70
talsp ertnS ahd SUITS iL- s9.1itt IRON tir r.
cruitiug depot Ne" YORK u u - place OF eh's'
men', but Payaoa ln u-cYns instaImeits NE
LARGEST Vi vino 70 " ~ lhe end o t"e I'VE Yeas.
j. viii he seen tat large increase OF the ialh
d"i hic - c,h'e"P'a'e'' ehH '"ai an l'5- 1as
bounty "'"i a'ti"S 10 'i' 'o'i1 'S '''o'
''.at .. '"i' '' sN'N an "'- <,,.,,. .
'i tN. 'it@enA anu bea'"'" % 3d." 'l''" '
h. le'l'4'"ea oo"1I'S' - ran ~ we
' .'.. 80. ~ a. a..
5 -. -,
Aain' D'u"'y -"nn' eHh e~ua pay a. nave o1-i
'.' IN ~ g. .'''
~. 1.o .N-H! ~ " .',o =, ...s
IN. ng ~ ,,9. '' ~ '' -. 80, -.
l.
i-'i'',oi' ,I''liII W. IL ~ 1'llHs '''' W.
!" "". a. "a'n anu Nais Sc W ~ p1'
~ ~ - me s1uo'' 'e,5sy ass-su9l '- 80 20.
a','"-' on suoI'' s'm.n son. ~ zen
~ &c - ''.'- ~ i''o '-'
"r'', 'eS9 'v' 'NS '"'" '"E '''e' 'it' oh" -''
t,,.L ill.,. t... .....i..,. o.. .,o..n..~. ,.s,
'.'..N - 80. -.
' 49, -. a,,.i =, ,..'..,.s ,.tt .. ~.
,..... ,'., 80, ,,r -, s,,.,,,,.r, II i...o,
- J,,oa.
a. -. ,, t.. Characterization cl,
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I. Az g. F.
JOHN ALLISON.
JOHN : BOWEN

1.-TWO CENrS NILE. A number OF papers ID
n Sts,s A. slsne upc, he faith Of a. Albany paper a.
rrr (,rvrnlsn u oScrs q Railroads oel~ ter ms
XIV n,s Busao hs5 determined 10 rsiccs NO isir 20 ~
r.~.s mile Ral sach taag was trso-NVa AP9- A-s
b. tl,. CO.'S uded Ire tirne 10 oe consumes -
-.r he sssernl trains during hc eHsung seesoa Al ''
F''s'' " fkR,sny Evening journal
GREAT BURGLARY N PrIsBv Rs-ine ever!
s,ers an Henry Richardson. u AGSs.s- Iso1is w. W.
en.esed 90 The - lust and robbed OK 49, 49,
f-S. - {. considerable suouli " 'e"t4lg 4 ISNa0
=. 500 4 offered for the recovery Of ne properly
- Cant. SA.uEr NUDGE. who served N me
", ~ si3 and once IN The Massachusetts LEGISLATURE
did o; spopleXy Al Lynn on he leH ias-
Rs Tbs scsr,e, fever continues 10 prevail in the
vicinity OF Cenuevi!le Nd
~ There is 10 be a Unicn demonstration BY the
r;a1sps az BALTIMORE on he an Of March nexL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Western Navigation.

DLIRofT. Ued1esi sy, Feb 10 4 ".
The steamer Arrow Is firing up ior Buiia.o ona
the intermediate ports, with every prospect oil get
ung through Boats are now plying regularly
rom ,he Western termination Of the Central Ran
road to Chicago and Milwaukee.
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WAUNcT0N, WEDNESDAY, 20. q
an Informed by one who has means OK knowing
that the personal difficulty between Col BI'sEtL,
,,i GOV BtowS has not been adjusted, and that.
according TO present appearances, the parties vii
20 over TO baltimore tbs evening. Col BissELLs
sreecb Appears IN the GiOJe OF this morning
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NNW-YORk TRIBUNE.
:, IElECRiPH 10 TRE NEM.YORk IRI8uNs


BOsTOH, WednrsfsF' ft' a.
The stale Free Soil Convention at faneui Hall
now IN session and the a,tendencs livery large
ysssrs f. Il HoAH srEPHEN G. PHLtPs aud
thsr great guns are present M J. g. Pa.reJ oc'
,gples toe Chair previous to the takin" Of which
he delivered a lengthy address on the question OF
Slavery. lie said lie was opposed 10 any oompro
mise that would satisfy Foo'e aud his friends
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eNFW.YORK TRIBUNE.

g, rwoss 11' TEIsTsr ,1srS Tgs5'6'O
=, Tn. Tribune Bulldogs, corner OF spruce
I'd NASSAU streets, opposite the CITY Halt,
- s,yer,d . cy sue.cTosr' Tor IL, cents % " 20
n ossss ~ a ysgr the rf'e. 9in2ie cJq.~s
rfc.. MAJ slbscrioexs Five Do. ars per aHrufl p
49, e.t.scr tons iaker f0r ~ months Tor inree
Al yi Three Dollars iu advance required 10 e. e.
-. viii COuctry Newspaper Dsly papers re- rr1
-, ofce whose terms arr higher han nose - no
t.ssoe sye Dot SLOWED az dis-reuce.
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{ ado niu, ore On, ard the sandwich i-'t""''
4, r-irHsiad the departure n earn ha Hff- TT .V'
~.sg-. YTice "a cen per copy
Or fELEY 81 ELRATN Psu-is.rr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28

The Intelligent and moderate Paris correspond
eut o, the Covricr and Eaqurcr gives the ioHo"
ipy. Ii fully confirms the views OF cur own cor
respondent as % the march OF Opinion IN France,
and the ruinous infatuanou OF those who are
abusing The watcbNoris Order, Family, Property,
Religion. 70 subserye their own selfish schemes.
When tho tempest now lowering shall burst IN
d,so'aiias fury, let not rs many indictments be
ory. ten
Inc rs-rl elections 20 IN tbe sces OF me wenrv-uue
Gsiasrards Condemned AZ Nersair. spresentuz ri--l
l4efrai departments are aei ~ efar-ss Isu. =
spe af .sw Puring 81 The elections II - believe,
y smsssng 'or iisef more terrible s'ssnche Of -
-.lism- Tbs elections must cone sou heeL4ols &c
going ST ie department lChsTeuie % safpt
yacalcy csusei hy dssfh Auong he roya ue 9efs OF
@, Assembly. Your. Ney. my deAr kcgar . cen1
is.e here backed with ell hr uiucuce o. .ne Eysce. lie
ID PROBABLY slcce- .hCuah ty 1cl -ss lbs pfiF ilan
s putlcsn cGuddsrs have Del 'eoiore received Ia
% rartI1sr- Bat gniLe, win respect io ths eec-
RI more interest 10 he counirv thsn te election Or non
aenon o. Co. Ney In me an reg EFT OF tle line az
20, 49, r.es II. 10 v,-t- ll7 scrusv voted Of tbg.@
. ca. cf vors for he oefnncrsuc cAnd 1s-. for ~
NAsol Il ArEou enc. eank. tor CO. Nry. II MS
Al l, Of ne spread Of soeiasu II ne ar-
he esrs lave al zccg expressed uFol itls s4tfeci se
sst u LIS cuufrrrec Arg re triumph OF Red keF1b-lca--
..a-.is speedy tTiunpaoveT ne RtAcacniss separate
.appcrns Louie Napo.eOn n eoug tat can save slce
forn Tcrrc- i he Army ]. cny Almost equally DIVIDED
aelWVen he >ociEiss &C hcaclolls e IllAfl " -
former certain lockcg VIII much interest 10 -
c1Il-g eieclors
The Gs,ss MssEs IS anay and comp.sssly a..olyet.
O. svsd vtrv e.slr ssed part IN he sfa-s y hr rfc
Repuhc OF .s Is members believe The corrs % - ~
ciln Of frautetn hav- breu saC-f,ceI in he te,-
81 Rsac.ou - saved ~ tbs verg Gsr1- hot-e ron %
a.e ard massacre n ne DAYS Of June IS L. ~ ccc-
ossT s-d ,vs IN ~ u ,heia Vii e o1' tnd -
b,rfcA5-s I'D II ,ev triumph lef a. whor, -sey former
r,-o-rrfes t,t-iys CcsNcFoLlrE.
Il James Paruel has been convicted OF nan
IL - IN = PaT
,oo'isry FOR yesrs.
r. The dwelling OF the Rev. W. Forlnan, =
Richmond Ky tzrn; down. with al re oocienn Of
The lsh INST
~ Hon JUIICs ROCKWELL o. Mass has eeel
.,mmcsed home frou WSshngtcl BY SICKNESS x b.
.kD11ly.
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