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kNlu't n TIW. Z. Br1Dn G-1elsl3
PURSUANT to an oricrof the county coUrtof La
Sale county, notice Is hereby given, that all
persons having CLAIMS agaius, the estate OF Hm X.
Brown, late "t the county Of La Sale, deed. are
required reproduce the same N writing and he them
in SAID court on the Is, Mondn, of Noyeu.h r
next, when and where said claimants are rrquc.,ed
to attend for the purpose of having their claims ai
Iusled IN pursuance Of law
Aug 81 LIP Sanger. Admir-
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PURSUANT 10 an order OF the county court OF
L La Sale county, notice Is hereby giy,nth ali
persons having CLAIMS seans; the estate OF John
Edgconbe, late OF La Sale, deceased, are required
to produce the same in wiring and tile them in said
court on the first Monday in October neat. when
and where sand claimants arr requested ~ attend
for the purpose oihsyng their claims adustcdIn pun
suance OF law. JoHN EnGcoNEA iiIn'r.
Amr " lshl
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Ms0ilinrs.
AlsSieinrs.
MOFFATS
Life Pills and Phoenix Rliters.

These Medicines s,ve now been before the
public for Psricd Of FIFTEEN YEARS. and
during that time have maintained high chsrac-
ter in almost every part nj the globe for their ex-
,raor,liuary and immediate power of restoring per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease 10 which the human frame is liable
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J. u. CASEY, Chairman Com on FiuInre
The terms upon which this company insure Life
are peculiarly favorable to the Insured -muchm more
SO, IT is believed, than the terms of any other Life
Insurance Company, TO wit:
The great security afforded in Guaranty Fnud
OF 100000, 900 ofwhich has been paid IN cash.
and $4,000 secured in the safest manner by Bond
or Mortgage o, Real Estate;
Rates Of Premium reatlvrsduced from the rate
OF other Companies, and more equally graduated.
Insurance for the benefit OF married ro,re1 secure
from the creditors OF their husbands;
The insured not liable 10 Assessments for losses:
No extreme kn:qrds taken bv this eompaRv:
An annual Giridend TO all policy h1lEsrs. pavr-
Die IN cash; also, additions made 10 life policies
srery fire years;
Notes taken in part for payments
Policies issued upon application without DELAY,
causing no loss oiiniurance OF the parties.
Lives of either sex insured between the ages Of
fourteen and sixty inclusive for one year or for life
The pamphlets and tracts published BY the com
pany will be found to contain much valuable inform.
alton respecting the nature, principles, application.
and benefits Of lie insurance. Also, an examination
OF the plans Of the other mutual companies of the
country, and fall explanation OF the plan proposed
by this COMPANY together with various tables. onls
showing the rates OF premium for the term Of le of
several companies compared with the rates of this
Company, for all ages and terms at which insurance
smade. Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded by
aug. lO-l-ly. G. BURR, Agent, OTTAWA, III.
ID. ID. THOMPSON, VI D., Medical Examiner.
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Corner of Water and Colurnbasst. ,ssGr For R'rer
THE subscriber respectfully informs the people OF
! Ottawa, and the travelling public geneIaiy ,that
he has purchased the above commodious establish.
ment, aud having undergone thorough repairs and
renovation. il now open tor the accommodates o.
travellers and boardes in at least as good style AS
sny other house IN town can afford, and on the low
est terms Ample stlblng is attached 10 the estab-
li,hmcn, The public are asked TO give him a trial.
rs-No one need shun the house through tear OF
being offended by the perfumes otiquor, as none is
kept lbout the establishment.
JACOB MILLER.
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Astat. q. Splreaer CrL.r. i.t.a,.A

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that wal make -pr. :
eaten TO the county court of La Sale county
Al the November term thereof, ON Monday the IN
day Of November, \ ID. $50. for al order to sci. a
The lands and teuements belonging 10 the eslajr o
Sylvester Garter, deceased, or 50 much thereof as
vii pay the debts Of sand deceased, at which time
and place all persons interested rrlecsted ,u al
pear and show cause why said real estate >hou.dnpt
be sold tor the purpose aforesaid
Aug 81 LEVI CAErrR, Aohu,.
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Prairie House.

~ The Great Sulphur Springs HuI-rdy 6etresH
Ou1lra aud Peru on the botfGH.rodd,
NEAR STARVED ROCK.
Travellers wi,l find as good accommodations at
nv house asat1nv c.herin the country and ntprices
to make It an GhJrct 10 stop. Excellent siablng at
rachel tethe ss.l5i.sament. A 7. REED.
i.b gl1st.N
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a@ Fox RIVER House. .,Es
HA OTTAWA. Oil. ss

THIS popular establishment continues IN tn'l ope-
ration, aud its accommodations are inferior 10
none in the country Travellers will always Ind
the table supplied with choice game, and every deli
cacy the country affords A continuance OF the H.
beral share ofpublic patronage heretofore extended
!. anlicitcd AUG 6. 'i9-it
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Or. CHRlsTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

70 used for all complaints affecting the Throat OF
Head. such as Bronchitis, Inflammation Of tho Throat
Nervous and Sick Hssdschs, Dizziness of the Head,
Neuralgia ia the Face, BuLzing or Roaring In the
Ess, Deafness, watch 10 generally Nervous. and that
distressing complaint, called lie bolorsux.
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Some mon Who s.snd On THAR dignity. nova.
day.. Ia our opinion NUT have prec'0us foot.
hold
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A LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs and Medicines.

receipt Of his summer supply Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines from the eastern and southern markets
lie has now on hand better stock than hns hereto.
lore been kept In this place, consisting OF every art.
Gle belonging to the Drug business. together with
good supply OF Books mud Stationery, Fruits and
NUS, and almost every article necessary except
hardware and tapes, The public are solicited 10 cnl
nndbe satisfied before purchasing elsewhere.
Physicians can have orders filled at Chicago pri.
Gee. GIL. THOMPSSlN
Ottawa June I. 1880 -
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First Arrival!

THE subscriber has Just received ana offers Tor sale
L at wholesale and retail. for cash, cheaper than
ever before,
80 hhds New Orleans sugar.
so bbls Plantation molnsses,
IL st. Louis sugar house do,
Is Superior Vinegar,
25 sacks Rio coffee,
tierces rice,
so boxespure tanow candles,
80 soap,
50 new raisens,
30 bbls white fish md trout, together with full
assortment OF other choice family Groceries.
Also,
200 spring style ladies' bonne,s,
200 lawn and jaconet dresses,
SO pieces Prints,
50 cot,onede and summer stuff.
500 palm leaf and leghom hats,
rs piece. new and choice bonnie. ribbons
with a full assortment of shawlS, gloves, hosiery
dress trimmings, etc, etc. 10 which he invites the
attention of his friends and the pubic
Ottawa, April 90, lsao. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
Of DOZ PATENT PALS, Just receivedby
do, I y.
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SONG.

sofH w VgfWs Va eacu stAuxaA suSSess Me oSS"-
siou:
er,rs5 SONG.
JENNY LIMBS BIRD. SONG OF GREETING To
AMERICA
Il dreamed ofa glorious land,
The ewes bright pavilion of gold
Where freemsn, a heart woven band,
Their star-spangled banner unfold:
Then, deep in nv bosom, hrard
Hope whisper, " Would might be there"
Aud poured thrilling notes like the bird
That pines IN her cage tor the AR.
There came soft gale o'cr the sea,
Bearing. light, on its swing 10 my ear,
A cali from that land OF the free,
The lay Of the scngs,ress TO hear
"Oh quickly, t,h! gladly, cried,
"To tina, free hearted land let me ay"
AMI poured thrilling notes full OF pride,
Like the lark as he mounts to the sky
am here have crossed the blue sea
All hail TO your glorious land
Sonsnnd dau, .hters OF beauty l see,
With welcome in heart and in baud
Ibrinl You the avs that heard,
Wien a ch!1, in my own native home
Aud Ia pour thrilling notes, like the bird
Tho the storm that in safety has come!
vsinly ,ynnis their will may decree,t
Though the body thsy rack or enchain
The song Of the heart shall be free,
Or hushed be forever my strain
The band that oppression deiied,
Here freely their banner may wave.
Andpour thrilling notesfull Of pride,
In The land that mas sheltered the brave
The golden sun ofhe West is one Of the first Or
tcts to catch the eye the European in America.
tltis related OF Jenny Lind, that she declined al.
engagement 10 sing IN st. Petersburg, although
the Emperor had expressed his Imperial desire" to
hear her her short aud significant reply was, HrS-
GARY" This single wortl sFohe her refusal and its
motive more emphacally than thousand scn,en-
Gee. The
band that oppression dcfed"
are, Of course, the Hungarian refugees, who have
received an honorable yyt.;gnle and asylum in A
merica.
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The VecetaJle Pulmonary Baisa,n, is prepared
CuiIer) Druggists, No 81 Chatham Street Boston,
uen doors cast OF THEN late stand in Merchants Row
who are the only possessors of the original recIps
Tor The came. The genuine Balsnm will always
have the signature Of one Of the lbove firm, VIZ
Sampson Reed or VIM. Jonn Cutler. being alwaye
prepared by one OF the before named personally
For sale by II. THOMPSON, Otfana
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DR.. cHRIsTlE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in Of Commissions OF
Fits, spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper extremitiss. Also
In Palsy and Paralysis, and all diseases caused by
Of power or Nervous Energy In the limbs
or nther ar nl the hndS
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TT PPER LEATHER--iO dozen for sabe by
u June 70. w. HAsKELL.
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shoes shoes!
TUST received Ut my shoe sore superior assort-
u ment Of shoes for ladies wear consisting in part
Of Ladies kid ties, Ladies CATERS,
do kid buskus, do Jenny Lind ties,
do cXcelseors, do slippers "A kinds
Misses do Misses do
Ladies colored cnnmelcd Polkas.
do kid boots, & Misses col lasting CATERS,
Misses kid and leather boots md morocco buskins,
and general assortment Of childrens shoes TORS
by Juno 90 WIN. HASKELL.
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"----bnnd thu, crr,.s,ion defied"

are, Of course, the Hungarian refugees, who have
received an honorable Nt.;9nie and asylum in A
merca.
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Snlt.
OAO bbls salt. so sacks Liyepooldo 200 bags
Z4U dairy sattor sale by WALKER&H tcxLlSG
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hav" for some tine p1st been in the habit ofpre-
scrhing he Vegetable Pulmonary Bhlsam fcf cor
-,npuon asthma. pur'sy, spIttng OF blood and
coughs or pulmonary ai'rcuou- of ryeB kind and
wIhc'Hiiruga ra0Ur -rjit ne superior tonoy oth-
81 pr"poTaar. ''. toc above complains
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Hats l. Cans.

OK DOZ PATENT PALS, Just receivedby
" dec II WALKER & HicKLlNG
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID.
= used with the mos, perfect and certain success
al cases OF
GENERAL DEBiLlTY.
A Derangement Of the Nervous System.

CO In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
hiedlcInes the disease for they weaken the
vital energies OF the already prostrsed system While
under the strengthening AfesiVIng yltaiiias lnAu
ence o. GsssnIsm, as spilled by this beautiful aud
wonderful discovery the exhausted patient sul weak
elasticity and ylgur
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carding all political differences OF opinion and standing
shoulder TO shoulder, and ready TO sacrifice them
selves upon the altar OF their countrys good We pray
for the compromise advocated and sustained by Lewis
Glass and Henry Clay distinguished for their long expo
renee in the councils OF the nation, commanding elo-
quence statesmen, and terror TO evdoers especially
sboliiionis and free sellers There is scarcely doubt
that they will successfully accomplish the great and go.
rious undertaking, and preserve the country from the
evils OF civil warfare and dissolution
In accordance with the declaration OF views as SET
forth, the democratic citizens OF Bucks most cordially
adopt the following resolutions
Rs.ofDsd, That we regard tho Union Of the States as
blessing OF nestmabe value, among the richest bcsowals
declare sas a .as asS :Ss ss
Of negro slavery, It's bearing the Union does admit Of
adjustment and should be speedily settled forever on
savehoding and non-slaveholding States.
hsofrfd, That the same political necessity which
existence Of institution Of slavery 4, the tins in nearly
every State stu demands tho connuace Of the Union,
the exisencs Of slavery in only ons-hal
Rssoivsd, That, in an exgency like the present. every
true democrat will find n The democratic creed, pro.
century the safest guide and the projection
Rssoyd, That we call upon Congress settle the exist
the admission OF California with pleasure IL ii the same
time. territorial governments provided for New Mexico,
Rssoivsd, THAT earnestly recommend the
and members OF Congress, especially representing Penn
q boldly and eloqncniy advocated by Lewis Cass Henry
Clay and olher distinguished statesmen in the councils
The nation believing y the only cosIss hs, can Be safely
length and breadth of the American Union,
Rssoipsd, That do deem Il necessary compete
have establish 10 protesting excessively
enamored OF California, ofhe fruits OF the which
favor oi the that added % our Union and we
therefore believe that the prompt and satisfactory
and ss uo and not a.
Of discord and dssension.
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The UNION.

Rssoipd. That We feel proud Of the triumph Of the go
rous doctrines o. non-ltoTvenion, ridicnied ~ me
wings Ia s and 20 denounced BY WiImot and his sbo-
position Of the whigs hsmssvss for evidences %
show that the very leaders, who opposed that policy e
than year ago. are now the conspicuous
yefs % 10 Just and liberal spirit and is pstouc and
Resoissd That we heartily approve and enthusiastically
endorse the bold and eloquent Of
10 Congress- the Hon Thonas Ross and the doctrines and
the views which he has promulgated will be warmly
sponded 20 by the democracy oil Pennsylvania, from the
shores Of the Delaware to Lake Erie.
I'VE are & hs ysss cous
tuona rights OF any sister State where slavery now
lists, and we firmly believe that the aggressive interier
ence Of agiaing aboioniss has most miscellaneous ten
R,sopsd That will wage an uncompromising Of
hostility 70 the doctrines Of the aboonss who are now
seeking Legislative enacimens place the black population
equality with the white citizens, and 70 reader them
eligible 70 the right OF voting holding office, serving as Ju
and, In all respects have equal rIghrs and equal
associations, In all the domestic relations OF life.
portion Of our blessed Union and that for
get Washngtons her Jeerson her Henrys her Jack
her valo in The three glorious wars In defence Of
Rssoipsa That are proud Of the position Of Csss
Dickinson, Douglas, Sturgeon, and other democratic
tors ia opposition 70 the Wmo Proviso; and that we are
last days devoted with noble courage the salvaton Of
Rssoued Tha. any public officer who openly tina,
Constitution and laws u The country and in favor Of asmns
the negroes ostensby for militia duty should be branded
traitor to the Union and unworthy seat In the Auier
Rssopsd That the proceedings be published in tho dem
ocratc papers of This congressional District In the Wash
ingon Union and the Pennsyya and thar copy Of
the same be forwarded 70 the Hon Thomas Ross and the
other distinguished gentlemen favoaby mentioned in the
GSigned by the OAicers.l
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LAST NIGHT rASoRAMA.--This fine painting re-
mains on exhibition this evening only Those who have
not seen IT, aud those who wish take second and last
look, must avail themselves OF this opportunity.
No work Of art has been brought this city which
has ELECTED praise universal and unqualified, although
nrhs after night Il has been visited by hundreds, who,
having paid the price OF admance deemed thcy pur-
chased the privilege Of sitting In Judgment upon the merits
Of the painting
The retrospective views exhibit the skill OF the artist
and would themselves form valuable series Of csbinet
pictures sky and cloud, river, mountain, and lake. are
there al their native tuhfulness and beauty One can
almost hear the wind signing through the vscs and the
restless murmuring along their way down TO the
deep.
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Botetour.-E C. Darlington (whig) elected BY "a ma
loriiy, beating three democrats. II is well we have
enough 10 spare, OF friends in Boteourt Would never
hear the last OF their msmanagement in throwing this
heavy democratic county into the wing ranks even for
ayear> We hear that Mr. G. is pledged to vote for
democratic United States senator 643 majority for reform
6i2
Foyd.-Deskns's majority, 80. Democratic gain. For
the convention, 475 against il, Ill; maortyior con-
'ention' soa The wing majority last spring was 81.
Gfuyson.
Couar HOUSE,, April %.
10 fhs Editors Of the Enqurr:
Our election is just and hasten give you the
result For convention. se7 against convention, ies
For the countyi Colonel Carroll tdem.) hasa majority o.
sOye. wareIl. tdsm Carroll has also . majority o.
about ~ votes over Warrel In the county of Carroll
The vote IN Carroll county Is nearly unanimous for the
Montgomery and Puaski.
ft6 BLAcKsBuRe, April q, 1850.
Democracy triumphant in Montgomery. James p. Ed
mundsoa elected over Russell A. Smith, (whg,) dele
gaze last year. by the large majority Of 80 being demo
Ma2ews and Middisser - Monague's majority, 80.
iis said that Catlet in Mathews is 1853; and Talia-
ieuo, SO; Caileirs majority. "a.
Lunsnburg. (0ficial)
10 hs Editors Of the Engsirsrs
GESILSnrsi hereby forward full staement Of the
Sss gwen IN this county The POL. were held open thre
Diiiafus <oH ninpons 100 mdIOIhy iOi
billiard, 81. For convention, 3S1 no convention, Is
majority for convention. 300. billiard and Mason both
democrats.
Wgas:-Boyd, sos Smyth, isl. For convention,
Jos against convention, 102
Aeghany-The Charlottesville Republican says
whlg is elected in this county. A wing gain.
Bedford-Bnrwell aad Thompson lwhlgs) elected.
deeomack -Finney (whg) and Allen (dem) elected
70 The legislature. Large majority for convention, and
about 90 majority for division Of the county
Pdge-Major Thomas Boswell (dem.) re- elected with
out opposition.
Clarke and Warsn--E w Massey (dem.) elected.
= Morgan-Lemuel Vanarsdale (dem.) elected. A gain.
for convention, 900; no convention, IL.
GAINS AND LOSSES, AS FAR AS HEARD FROM.
Democratic gains. Petersburg, Norfolk county,
ppoosnland Hanover. King Geoige, Marshal Essex,
Richie and Wood, Morgan, Charlotte, Floyd, Mont
sonery and Pulaski, Gloucester, (rsporied,)-l3.
. Democratic iosses--Powhaan. Fairfax, Dinwiddie,
fsaquer, Botetourt. Allegheny. (reporied)-6.
Net democratic gain, 7-equai to IA members
Add the democratic senator in the northwest district
and Il makes ne, democratic gain Of s-equal 10 10
members
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


/ BALrfnosx, May So D. m &
The Rsfovm Eiseiio~ Ihs Democratic Gsbss~siorssf Cos
ha,-Agsesl~a fa1'-Fsiai AssasL.- 1k pVsbss~
Cass-Meyksfs, &c. 81 ssspl
Although there remains but four more days before The
people be called upon decide Al the polls The
question whether convention shall be called reform
remodel the constitution Of the State. the whg pses Of
this city still remain silent the subject They nslshsr
speak against the aud II the State had
advertised the fact In their columns their readers would
scarcely know that the election 10 be held
Somerset county has elected Dr. Cathe Humphreys, Capt
George E. AUSTIN DR.. Samuel X Handy, Henry A. White.
and Col Isaac Beauchamp represent the county In the
democratic State gubernaoral convention. Three Of the
five In favor Of Mr. Love- and In favor OF Mr. Ma
SON. Hartford county has elected Dr. j. @. Polk, VIM. B.
Stephenson VIM. H. Dallam, Thos. Hope, aud John M
Price, as delegates TO the State convention the Hartford
Republican says that they unanimous In favor Of r.
Louis Lowe, esq, Of Frederick. Thi, gives Mr. Lowe
twenty out Of the wenyeght delegates elected aud
will be strong show for securing the nomination.
The annual exhibition of the Maryland State
Society viii commence In this city tho 2Sd Of October
and continue tire days Il will be held, heretofore on
the grounds the cattle scales.
man named Thomas Welsh was found, on Saturday
night last, In the eastern section Of the city with his skull
awfly fractured in various places, having apparently
been beaten with colt He was carried 10 sho Alms.
house insensibe, where he lay until yesterday whom he
died. He had some money his person. and proms-
sorry note for 8io5 He stated previous 70 his death, that
he was from Philadelphia.
The alleged In the proceedings in DR.. Websters
Is that the clerk Of the municipal certified the
existence of order notifying the defendant Of his ndct
msn whereas he should have up order itself the
supreme judicial court Upon this nformaliy, the
sci for the prisoner base their motion for writ OF and
trial. and the argument in the will DO heard be-
| lore the supreme Judicial court tomorrow.
THE ARxErs-In the Baltimore market to-day there
sales of 400 bbs Howard street -four a. IS I2i 100
IS 1896 and $50 bbls So 25 City Mills is held IL
30 S7t Sales Of corn meal ~ 81 S7l for city grinding
The scarcity Of wheat has caused further advance The
receipts Of Maryland very small but what arrives finds
ready sale lis I20 cents for prime red Sew
eal cagoes Of Pennsylvania brought ll9 l2 for
red and l2O l23 and 25 for white. The receipts Of
corn continue fair but days very light The prices
varied throughout the week. but have ruled g
81 for white, and So 81 for yellow, and
occasional lot Of very prime shade higher.
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III sale fine grey old, perfectly
gentle, the pleasant driving In the city very
physician she viii stand anywhere Also, sood
'asp DYER BROTHER,
Nag <-eoss Auction and oommisson msrchanss.
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II Is stated that Mr. Robert Walsh, IT, late secretary Of
legation IN Mexico and son Of Mr. Robert Walsh, ou'
consul al Paris. has been appointed by Mr.. Clayton
translator Of foreign languages 10 supply the vacancy
occasioned BY Che resignation Of Mr.. Greenhew.
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Count M de Bodisco, Russian minister. was among
the passengers in the Cambria. returned to the United
States He was expected, by his family in Georgetown.
to arrive last night
The sams steamer brought back Mr. Bulloch, the abb
sconding cashier Of the Savannah tCeogiD Railroad
Bank He IL in the custody Of an officer
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Transmitted for me Baltimore Americana

Intelligence received at the Indian Bureau Today,
from Col Calhoun, agent at Santa Fe 70 the effect that
Mrs White, who, Il will be remembered, borne into
by the Apache Indians has been murdered Her
mother also murdered by tho inhuman wretches