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Court of Common Pleas.
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ASSAULT AND RATTERy ON A FEMALE.
Uinsinips Eieiasf IS ThsoJ.hiius a GH-rhs an
woman Of fine. porty hgure and rather good looking
She had occupied apartments belonging to the defend
ant Ut l5l Greenwich Ftreet aprcsred that the plain
tn about leaving The promises and that she os-1
the as n6snt into her to that everything
In ~ good repair when she became his tenant ana
thortupon she demanded from him the Of - Of hers
which ying In his hands lie refused 10 comply
insisting that there deduction TO be scve
raj days rent and above the time which shs.
should have given M possession The plaintiff asserts
that the In question, the Goth Augwt 1sso
the plaintiff then assaulted her with great and v-
nce and beat her about the head and face, causing
severe bruises Der right eye and also inHiotiae
other injuries about The head from which she suffered
much pain She aso contends that tho defendant at
tempted TO ckoks aud sarge Der, and that the m&ehs
of violence visible her throat from such treat
msnt. The defendant denies the charge, aud says
that he merely acted in sOlfdefence that the
plaintiff made an assault upon him. Witnesses were
prcducei who deposed that they reside Ia the
house; they heard noise proceeding from the plantns
otrn, and ON bursting open the door, which was
they the defendant Asaultng the plaintiff
1t coniendsd by the defence that the plaintiff
married woman, and could not sue In her right
but the gentleman Of VIII IN Il was alleged she
bone Of bone snd esh q flesh" Mr. Rye denied the
soft Impeachment aud deposei that he not her.
hushand he said that be not engaged to hrS
but that he knew her aud hoped to be married er a.
circumstances wovld admtt; French lazy VIA
gave her testimony stated that the plsnh her Of
the u and showed hcr briises but at the samc time
the plaintiff admitted 60 her that enterip the -ooc
with the defendant she had locked tho acs the sit
asked her "nsa Di, Why cid you locJ the door or
with strange man for the world" TIE plasnfid an
swtTd and said she could not tell how or VII, she dia
| tu, that she had Gone So
The Judge charged the july at considerable tsnrts
aou WIN us usu ceatiess' upon the las anil the fact
81 The Gaze snd the juyy returned verct for the slain
| tn S2sg damages.
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yRAvELLERs' oUIDa.


NAnpEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE PROM
W New York 70 Philadelphs.-Leave Pier No: North
River, By steamboa. JOHN POTTER Morning Line ~
o'clock Afternoon Line, Az o'clock Fare By esther line,
cs forward Deck g. fmisrans Lane, a. o'clock. r. NJ
tarc. 81 90. l.. BLISS, Agent
NEW YORK AND PHTJADELPHfA-NEw YORK
IN and Philadelphia dircot.-Uped states Mail Line
hhrough In ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
duoed 70 - Tor rt Glaze snd 81 80 for second class Leave
GA n and p " from foot Of Liberty street Leave PILLS
derhia AZ AndsA NJ snahP. n, from the foos Of WAL
Foa BsLrrnons, wAsutSsros, on CHsRLrsroy.-
Through oh.s are ssld in she above lines through oen.
ducor with ro.sh baggage cheeks accompanies she train
les yine at p NJ Passengers and this train
will be rsnsported directly Through derot depot
ths route without ex.ra shssss.
rTe TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH.-NEw, SUPERIOR
u and economical hne between Baltimore and Frede-
rcksburg Richmond, PETERSBURG stanton, Lynchburs
Va, Raleigh. N c. aud Charleston, s. q. The public
ereby informed hathe large and splendid low pressure
speed and accommodation by boat South New York.
s running between Baltimore and Acquia Greek via
che mouth Of Potomac and Piney Point In connection
che Richmond and fredericksburg and acl mond and fe
cnsrce Street Wharf Baltimore. at o'clock Tuss-
and Fridays reach Frederishsburg about7 A. NJ the
nest tsy and Richmond by II N. Through Tickets for
FIRST Glass passengers sy this superior line'-
From Baltimore 10 hreeerc ksburg ~ W
hchm9nd .'.s.s.....s.......... ~
Petersburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q 20
Charleston, y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
Ditto for Second Glass passengers TO Richmond or Pc.
FOR further information apply Southern Rsiiro.d
oce, adjoining the Washington Railroad office, Pratt
street, or TO CHARLES WoRTHINGroN. AGENT,
Baltimore. July 2sth, 1881. Commerce Street Wharf.
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INDIA RUnuER GOODS.

T,o rur pupIIc-IyprA RUBBER sHoss-oUR
calico 10 sdvertscuent ~ herses
pa, nnsiishsd In ,hs New Yosh Herait Of lib July
M and The Courier and Enquirer Of ssme dsae in which,
,ter much abuse Of eur attorney Nm sues9n
ssq he sssers that dare nos charge him Win
Patents under Names and tnAt ne az 90
80 Patents tho msnuf.cturs OF Shose
We have licenses for the 2,
n, Rubber Shoes Goodyesr Pstents snd psa eur
money, daily paying tariff fof We ne any
,theY pcrsor done the ssne disposed 20
,.tbsv alan prsts upon CooSyesrs Patents We think
aore ,uss 10 purchase rght W use vad patent Than
rsared 0codyears rights m,as sestsnsns and ssress -
os 40 irfrnro ssd Patents tu TO injure ourselves
sso have fer large confederation purchased our Licenses
ia nov vorh under thern aud charge Mr. Day dircosy
I'd that over own sgna.ures with prsssns npos
fs row Offering 70 puhlio snd give NOTICE that
s,d Al. who are ocncend with him In purchasing Or yer
~ hs SHOES made volsNov % s<sa PAssns Hsha. VIII
Z. chNDrI.
HAYWARD RURBEk CO. -
hy VIM. a. buckingham, Trsssursf.
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MIG o.,
II. Eusohinsop- PresidssN
FORD Co.
rs- YORK. Juiv N. ia&1
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ExrHEss AaENCI Ics, Ass.


A DAMS y co.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACKAGE,
n and Parcel Esprcss-Our nost regular semi-monthy
rxpres for California via ctagtes and Psnamn VIII Pc
Ilinoi. Saturday neat 9Th inst ~ three 2eioc r. M
xhrough in charge OF Special freishs Agent ana
Special Through Messenger 70 dstinaton All eight i2r
9h Express should be In to oee on or before FRI
day 18th in perstY water proof Small p,rceis
end dispatches I'D be received until tive o'clock r. NJ on
day sailing No package should exceed l2j lbs weight or
~ cubic No charge 20 shpper By TINS
cypress iCusom House clearance consular oerh
Gates 70 invoices. ADAMS " CO 10 and Is Wall street
ORTGoRY's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
" Exfress Brother Jonathan aud Illinois,
Saturday Sept "a Despatch guaranteed or freight re-
TurIes Csforas Freight, Package aud Parcel
Express s be rsrded by the above steamers for Cha
res ON saturday Sept y, NJ As IL rarely happens
that espres goods not placed In Panama
hours advance Of those OF all other shippers
may rely with certainty that their goods sill forward
without any detention the Isthmus Parcels re eeved
the day the sssHer leaves and letters
until "a, r. Packages. Witch nun be PIT up perfectly
waterproof should be delivered at 0ce or before
friday. evstem house charges made Passage tickets
FURNISHED the lbove steamers at the lowest prca
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents, li9 Pearl street.
DEpUCED RATEs.-cAL1FoRNIA.-TR
M ton the lsthmus Of Pansua, goods taken
through TO San rraneisc at shippers option by Zachrson
Nelson Co. Shippers will End IL their interest 10 call upon
che undersigned before making Fer
NJ ZhCiiRIssoN a CO, Agents, 81 " all street.
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NEWS BY LEGR APH.
From Baltimore,

PREsID Mt FILLMoRE-THE fE0Ro RIOTERS, Ere.
BALTIMORE, Sept, Fl, 1851
President Fillmore arrived here last evening stopped
night at Barnums and THE morning to
Washington.
The friends Of Mr. Gorsuch, who killed in the late
negro riots have employed John Nelson formerly Attor-
ney General to assist in the the rioters
The Southern mail is in, but brings no news worth
tels graphing.
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From Boston.

LARGE FIRE AT CAMBRIDaE-vIoLENT STORM.
Bosros, Sept. 81, 1851.
At early hour this morning, fire broke out in East
Cambridge, the railroad bridge, which destroyed
the stable of Walter Wclch with six horses several
riages quantity of hay grain, Sc together with two
dwelling houses, occupied by Amos Lane, and the
other by several Irish families, the inmates of which
narrowly escaped destruction. The loss is $4,000
partly insured
A violent northeast rain storm set in this afternoon
and Is now in full blast.
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ST. JOHN, N b, sept. ~, 1901.
At meeting to day, of the friends Of the proposed
European and North American Railroad 100000 of the
stock subscribed for The deposit Of fl00 900 will
be paid and notice given for meeting Of the stock
holders to organize the company.
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HAVANA ADVERTISE nENr.

UENTOsAs FURNITURE STORES, NO. - oBIsPo
v street. and 81 obrara street, Hahens tCutal Mr.
yentosa has constantly hand IN the sbeve we'll Known
stores large and valuable assortment Of Household FYrn
SEVENTY per any other In Habsua Per
Sons Waiting abana intending 70 keep house snd nct wish
Tvs 10 rwvehsss can select the saNt Of the aSeys sg
SIss on hire. ST ths meet gessonabls rates.
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lMronr,Nr TO sInrrrRs A notice rs,,;sbsa IN The
fl1AdeiIha papers and signed h, some tea Presidents
o. lnance ohees in that city declares that they Win
utchhe ~ uting vessels that carry lisae eher on
under o~k the frequent losses ny caused by me on
ooaio esses rendering The step absolutely necessary
M-usY.-A mutiry took place amons some English
az ors Gu board the bark Martha bound for New Orleans
Tom baltimore, on the alst ult The u shp Ontario
being near at hand the refractory gentlemen taken
on beard Al put In irons They with be taken back "
Baltimore.
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pAPER HANalNas. 60.

USRErcU PAPER HANeINos.-TaOs. FAYE CO.,
No $50 Pearl street. nssr Nsason osf tne seasSs 80
sortmsntin the city Of Decors Gold SILVER ana Nevs'
raper. sc ali Imported direct FROM tae manuaotvfess
aaa se sse at cas- lowsss yttes at Wholesale aat ke1
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Darn o. Duniry LfAvirr,--Ths New Hampshire
Safson announces the sudden death Of Dudley Lssvt
Of Meredith n H. No man was better known by his
works. IL New Hamp.hire than Mr. Lssyitt, hsyiag been
an amaoac maker ard fsvorite too for tia
half century Es first almanac printed In l7e1,
and with the exception Of few years he has continued
TO prepare and publish regularly every pear down to
the present ycsr &, 1872 he vas as0 school teacher
~ cnnilefabis local reoute and ed suNl fstm
phich te owned the shores q Lake wsnnipss
lie dtd u the sre q 50 falling lead .s,r engaged IN
SAILING hi-seA for brcaSsssI. ca Tuesi,y n,talns
lsth ias.sn.
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OUR BUENos AYREs CORRESPONDENTS.
II ro-

BUENos AyEps July 3, 1901.
reported Miny Board the Brig Gen. Pinkney-7He IN.
Geipaied Har-Trade- disappointment Of Col GRAHAM.
The brig Gen. Pinkney, from Baltimore arrived at
Montevideo several weeks since. Her cargo has been
sold at that port difficulty occurred the passage
between the csptain and steward, when about twenty
days out frsm Baltimore. The report which have
heard Is this that the steward threatened to kill the
captain any else, who should make any attempt
10 arrest him and that the captain shot him. lie
pred in about twenty minutes.
A treaty has been entered into between Brazil Cor
rieI tes Entire Rios and Montcvido against this govern
ment. Messengers have been sent to Paraguay and IL
lie probable that that province will join the league II
it may prove the most formidable opposition Gen Ross
has met with The port Of Buceo has been co,ed
sgan. Entire Rios and the ports Of Entire Rios against
this port am informed and II is very probable that
Buceo will be bloekaded very soon
There q large number Of vessels discharging In
Montevdeo-a large number compared with the number
for several years past and the people there to he
in high gee with the prospect of speedy termination
Of the long scige.
Everybody reoiced to hear Of the reappointment Of
Col Graham as United states Consul AZ this port. lie
Is very much liked, not only by his oountrymen,
but by the foreigners generally residing here well a.
the itves. do not think government has more
efficient consul anywhere. u.
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Interesting from La Plata.


MoNTEviDEo, July 80, 1851
After silence Of some years. trouble you with fsw
lines, hoping they may prove acceptable, they will
mention facts of great interest
In May last General Urquiz Governor Of the Aryen-
tine province Of Entire Rios Issued proclamation de-
caring that from henceforlh neither he nor his province
would acknowledge General Rosas supreme ruler of
the Argentine Republic declaring him a usurper and
tyrant. At the time, Urquza declared his ports
open to al the world aud formed alliance with the
government Is of Brazil and the Banda Oriental On the
25th Of May Roas declared Urquza traitor and burnt
him in egy in the plaza Of Buenes Ayres since which
time there has been very active preparations making for
war, and on the 10Th and Goth Of this month General
Urquiza passed the river Uruguay with 500 soldiers
company with General dszon IAN emgrant officer from
this republic Immediately upon their ltndng General
seIvaDdo Gomez Of Orbes favorte Generals passed
over TO Gazon with 1000 cavalry with Colonel Bernardo
Gonzalez and Major Neyrs at the time presenting
bin with LOCO horses and by the dissifecon Of Gom5
the Monteydean party have all the territory east of hs
Rio Negro and the army marching in the drec-
ton of this city expected that as soon as the
Rio Negro is passed that most Of Oribes chiefs will
desert him and that he viii leave for Rio Europe
The Bra lillian government have sent into the north
1900 troops which will join UrqIiza and Gazon
as they Rio Negro and march upon the bese ing
army II Il can be called army, after the Junction OF
the former for opinion is that 0rbe keep his
chiefs faithful one day after they know Gazoa Is on the
The 10th next month will make eight years and six
months since Oribe commenced the seizure; aud,
trust by that time all viii be over and the city saved
Still anticipate most bloody the other side of
the La Plata Rosas Is most determined and blood
thirsty and he will make most desperate struggle
and fall
We have long been waiting action the part of
France and the expected relief will when the town
Is saved. Still France has been honest than Eng
land, in this question. For long time, France has
allowed this government 10000 francs per month, aud
landed 1,5o0 soldiers to protect the town.
have often wondered at the inactien Of the American
government She has stood still and seen her citizens
and commerce ruined by the medding Of European
powers when. If she had forward she ought. II
would have been settled long and the prospect
L. that Buenos Ayres will be bockaded by the Brazans
which will be most ruinous 10 American interests.
OLD OrSE60
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strrsMr Cotrr-c,sc,rT Nos. sp3. Sc, 800 81 to
U.s p"1sef Csvsr-No.9 2, q, . ,os5. 10 q, - y
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Naval intelligence,

The q a. steam propeller John Hancock. reichsl ga
vennsh the lith She put in for orders from wash
inQtca
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There .'ss s,sl.sen deaths ct Mobile daras The week
endiss The eth in4.
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UIoBoKIy. HoBoKEN THE FAyoRIIE soIREEs
given yauxhall Garden Hobaken have attracted so
largo respectable audience that the undersigned has
been induced for Monday the I'd OF September
at the close OF the season. together
ball and with the most brilliant fireworks ARRANGED
well known pyrctochnis Mr. stanton. The celebra
ed music the direction Of that talented
rts Fischer Is ugaEed for THU sssion Admanee
"a cents; children half price. LOUIS BEaKER.
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MTEw YORK. AMPHIrHEATRE. s1 nnYERY-L

NEW YORK AMPHtTHEATRE, 81 BogERY-L J.
~ North, Proprietor Private Boxes 90 Boxes
?arquete % cents lit, l2l cents Open at quarter
Gore commence at quarter before Monday night great
attractions Madame NUN, Herr Kst and Sam
rop L. North the star rider of the worlds Harper
ess Southern clown of the day. Mons Edgar the
snerssult yauter and rider; Ode the pintomt Racon
together with Master Willie the unapproachate hurdle and
steple chaser and barobaeked iesran yaue-
and trick Horses learned Dogs Tuesday night Eerr
ists BENEFIT. Afternoon performance nm ga
Eur1ay, at 3 o o'clock.
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PROUGHAMs LYCEUM, BROADWAY NEAR BROOME
ID street Doors open st7 to begin at O'Clock Dfess
Circle aud Parduee 50 cents Family Circle - cents
shesrs Seats 81 Private BoSes 81 Monday evening Sept
j. Phillips; Malcolm SIR Palmer; Macbeth. Mr. Lynne; Mac.
duff, MIC. NJ Mason; Banquo, Mr. Foster; Lennox, Mr..
balm Miss Tsyeme; Lady Macbeth Miss Cushman Gentle
by Miss Malyina Favorte Pas do Deux BY Fletcher
and Miss NJ. Tayleure.
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gSARNUE'S AMERICAN MUSEUA.-P. T. BARNUx
a. Hanasor and Propretor; ohm Greenwood Jr Assist
amt Manager. Admttauce % cents chiliren ceats
Monday and Tuesday sepsember 2i snd ga In the
neon common at O'clock Grand Dverise neut with
LADDERS. ny the hartnettis After which, tho
popular drama Of ia ADOPTED CHILLI To be followed
~ the elegant comic pantomime OF DECHALUMEAU. In
The evenirg ommeusng at ~ o'clock. TIE DAY AFTER
THE WbDDiNG. 40 conclude, hut. sorry to
en-: gnifeent pantonime Of 1HE cystic GROSS piece
sun Of coical tricks and illustrated by
Of the most numerous kiad, by the renowned Marnet
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fHELL0W3' NlNSTIELs, At FELLOW3 NEW kUBE.
"A cal Eali. Ht Broadway. between Howard and Grand
Grees open Justly celebrated and eeicien,
css OF talented and experienced psrfores under she sofa
management OF J. Il. Fellows whose in this
ro past have been received with the greatest bJ
"a elite and fashion from all parts of tse Dnor- Feogs
asioAl s s 81 the ost spacious and best
sriisngs In the world hdisaon, cohss Doors OPEN &,
~ concert 20 commence st clock An eforao0a
every "wednesday sa5 Saturday for the especial
Gtsion oI iaInilios. oinr Is O'CLOCK IL.
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EHRrsTY's OPERA ROUSE, MECnANIcs' HALL NO.
- az Broadway, above Grand strest-open every night
during the week until further notice. The original sad we'll
nGwn Christys hinssres comprising oeient and Yer.
E.sis corps Of talented and sxericnced performers
shis city for succession Of 1--we years. received
h favor by highly respectable aud fashionable audiences
SaSsets 70 cents Doors open al and will commence ass
o'clock The patrons of Ck-tys Einstreg respectfully
Uniformed that me Saturday afternoon viii ais
csutnued for the future.
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ID AYMoNp 4 HERR pREIsBACH's MkNAGERIE.-

~ This celebrated Senayerothe largest and best con-
duetod world-embracins Gnost every animal
known history aud which has received the patron
are and applause Of thousands OF the most
0poease and Intelligent people Of tho United States, h
sust brilliant Summer amphgn and VIII
~ princpsl cities and towns Of New England N the
following order vzprocorsvile, W., Friday Sept l3th
Saturday 13th Nor Eich Monday 18th; Brad
ford Tuesday 10Th; hell. River wsdnetay th; Little.
con- NJ H. Thursday 18th; ST. Johnsbury, VT Friday 18TH;
lyndon Centre 3t DAuvDle, 2ld: Cabse 2d Barre 2th;
Csss 18th; East Randolph, 10th; Northaeid Zth Mont
veiier 18th.
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NIBLO's GARDEN-MANAeER, MR. JOHN sEFTON

Tickets 50 centsj Private Boxes. SIS. Performance
at O'clock The wonderful Ravel Family. Last
night but theChinsse advertisement The crafty
ing results have attended the production Of the Chinese e
and comic pantOmme the thousands Of auditors test
flying their at the aud talent
display by the kAyes who every other company
the in the production Of comic ballots and comic
tomiE,es Monday Sept % to commence with the panto
mimic fSte OF KIM KAVentataw. Gabriel Ravel. 70
de n fairy COMIC pAunpmme of RAOUL.
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th: afternoon md evening Joan Di ,monl t6e great
rSaneer in the world will appear Also Mons Gregoire
the audience choose 20 offer him He will also any
GILL bullock" with hs cenched fist, for
o. none Seeing believing All the usual sttrac
Li will be offered No extra charge foi these novelties
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STnR PLACE OPERA unuaE nuIssIor

NOTICE INPORTANT-THIs EVENING, PROFESS
Anderson at the Astor Pla,e Opera house. aud
every evening. 30 cents to all parts.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL SOLE
- Lsssse..Doors open At z to commence at o'clock.
eles % cents Gallery 12h cents Private Boxes s. and So
Monday evening September o. will be performed the tragedy
sio, Mr. A. W. Feon9i Rodergo, Mr.: shaw Montana, Mr..
Pope; Desc emora Nine. Ponisi; Emilia Mrs Abbot To
conclude with original farce entitled LEFT IN CAR
Mr. Wilkn Wiekles Mr. Davidge; Mr.. simpson Socks Mr..
Witkles Mrs Abbott Mrs Simpson Socks Mes J. Seton
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LOwERY THEATRE DOORS OPEN ATT; CURTAIN
risss.tTh o'clock. Boxes Is cents; Pis, "a cents:
- will be performed ROB ROY-Rob Roy acGeegor Camp
bell Mr.. EDDY Sir f. Vernon, Mr. GLENN Rasheigh O-
baldston, Mr.. Tton Francis Osbadiston, Mr. Hamilton
Battle Jsrve Mr. Jordan Dough- Mr. Stevens HELM N :
After which, Celeste will appear in an Pss ssul 70
Ram, Mr. f. EDDY Mr. Colve Mr. Glenn; Long Jerry, Mr.
a5tcvens; Mary Mrs Jordan.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20

~ Weep fdl lts iiiaitl'P5ial table
Of h. rs.aras issu ~ its eoualss 10 she Stale
bul seven. Ws suppose ihsy au 81 olieial
Welslm ihal .hs Usionmsj. 10 chiekaavil 100
10 llauhmba SIS, in Leak -. ia Monroe ISL.
TIE cher lbfso counties 70, rsporsd, bui lro
q them. BoIirar and coshorni have most prob
ably given Uaion mliofilies. "a ihe counties
beard from he aeirgaiss aand - Union to ] 3
opposition. sueh psli'irailfiumph isunpaTal.
.1ed in our hislog. Who viii nov Goub, Ihal
Cd voice Of MISSISSIPPI is sll 90 ihs Union and
- Feolei
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From Rer. ~. 4. Colquin.

Ar lIoME, Sept. 8.
NY Dear Brethren: The spirit is willing
hut the flesh is weak would be With YOU ii
person were il possible, but Providence has sore.
ly afflicted one lately. You know | like the ex~
srcises in which you propose 10 engage, but from
unrrned manGrering IN full armof, Of my
Collin Regiment, ! am compelled 10 waive tho
time TO dance'. oa more suitable occasion. May
peace DO with you, brethren and sisters.
WALTER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20

CrowS Jewels or EScIAND, \ correspond
emf d the Philadelphia Inquirer. describing !
visit soshe Towers Of London, says:
a'Thc roomi in which tho crown Jewels are
keptisin one ofihe new towers, bull. since the
fire 4 few years ago, An okl woman has charge
ofthe treasures, aud Il i her du,yto describe
them % visitors. ina space not more that two
feet square, there i jewelry valued ii fS 900.
00O. Of nearly Sl5,000,0O0. The crowns ars
splendid, and that of Victoria spattles with pse.
cioas stones. The English ave very proud IF
che show, and take eFeas deligh, N ,yitncssinr
the asionishmsns of foreigners. who express s,ps
rise aud admiration IL Tie sald0 and splendor IF
the regal haubles.