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30, 1852, will be received until O'Clock p. m on
the second day Of June next. Those unaccompanied
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All the articles Of stationery must bo OF the very
best quality Of the principal articles Of
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hjds, per schedule; and the Department re-
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for the at the prices stated in the offer, 70
return them. at its option. No bid will be consid
cred where the articles accompanying ii not Of
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Each proposal must be signed by the individual
but price, for each and every article contained
in the schedule. Should any articles bc required
not enumerated, they arc to be furnished at the
marass prizes According &c to 9as I BLANK
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out uniformity therein the Department would find
it difficult TO make decision, none will be taken
into consideration unless substantially agreeing
Herewith.
The printing must be executed with new and
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prDins Will bo furnished by tho the
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the kind Of paper and type, whether scrip or 9TH
crwise, and the number to go ON sheet, when the
matter or article will admit Of more than one.
All the articles to be furnished and work to be
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without delay when ordered, and to the satisfac-
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quired.
The Department reserves to itself the right of
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every article contracted for, as the public service
may require.
Bonds, with approved security, to be given by
the person or persons contractingS and in case Of
failure to supply the articles, to perform the
work. the contractor and his suretes shall be liable
tba f,rfc foA in hor,A lr,,f
dated damages.
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Colt being impracticablc to give precise de-
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Do do % Half do 60
Do do 25 Quarter do 80
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Do do 25 Quarter do SO
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongaia Academy,
Class No So, for 1851,
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June "a, 1851.
IL Draw Nurnlcrs out Of 15i
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NOTICE

NOTICE
To Pre- c,np pton claimants and To iessces, occupants
and pomittess Qf Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- cmption
to any Of tho lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated, is required to
tablish the to the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver Of the proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor as soon practicable after seeing
Diis notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. And
Every person having the right under the act en-
titled can act TO create additional land district
in the Territory of Wisconsin, and for other pur-
poses," approved Sd March, 1917, iessfss, occu'
pants, permfess, TO enter to the extent Of their
leases. or permits, any Of the lands within the
townships and fractional townshps above enume-
rated in the Jviiio,c Rirsr district, and who
titled under the act entitled "An act 20 reduce the
minimum price Of the mineral lands in the Lake
Superior district. in Michigan, and in the Chippo
wa district, in Wisconsin," approved goth Sep
tcInber 1880 s'to enter the land covered by their
leascs, occupancy, and permits respectively" Mt
the minimum price of 3 25 per acre, or If cover
ing more than full section, entitled .'on the
surrender of such lease permit at the proper
Land Office to purchase, if he shall elect TO do so.
full scction at the rate of 81 so per acre, is
required TO establish the TO the satisfaction of
the Register and Receiver at Willow River, and
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more than single class will be considered. Each
proposal To be endorsed "Proposals for Class No.
+ ] of Stationery for ii. X. U. ST. and ad-
dressed to the undersigned. They will be free of
postage.
Sufficient specimens Of each class TO accompany
the proposal marked with the nnmc OF the bidder
and the number Of the Glass; according to the above
advertisement.
The whole Of each article specified in the forcgo-
ing list will be deemed class, and the person Of
fcring furnish any class description Of articles
at the lowest price, quality considered, shall re-
ceive contract for the same, on executing bond,
with or suretes, satisfactory 10 the Clerk,
for the performance of the same, under forfeiture
of twice the contract price in of failure; which
bond must be filed in the Office of said Clerk within
ten days after the proposals have been opened and
the result declared.
The right is rercrved. in in should be nc
cessary, to order further supply Of all or any of
the articles contained in the above list.
The Clerk also reserves the right to judge and
determine whether the articles offered conform to
the samples furnished not, and may, in his dis
crction refuse to receive them, If in his opinion
they do not answer the purpose for which they are
intended h. M. YOUNG,
Clerk House Of Representatives, U. s.
Ap l6-lawtMay26
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So, 900!
$35,OO0! 500. 900!
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES
For June, 1851.
J. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS.
$4,000.
Prizes of $4,000 are $4,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF Monongalia Academy,
Class No g., for 1851,
To be drawn at Alexandria. Va, ON Saturday, June
z, 1851.

SPLENDID SCHEME.
- Prize Of. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $4,000
Prizes Of. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
9 do Observation-Disclosures. 5000
2 do Observation-Disclosures. 1000
3 do .................... 5000
2 do ........................ 1854
5 do Observation-Disclosures. 1000
10 do Observation-Disclosures. 1000
40 do 400
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
How to Treat an Editor.

Come in at al times, What business has
he to be private? esAE
Take his papers with pcfect freedomx
What use can he have for them?
Ifyou bring in a long communication jsst
'to FIJI up his paper" insist on reading and
discussing it. Why shouldn't he be glad to
spend an hour or twoin listening?
AIf you see his exchanges hung up iii an
elderly manner, near his table, take tAens
down and scatter them. What business las
he to be particulars?
II you fnd his chair vacant " any tims,
seat yourself in it. Why should he wish ts
keep his stationary and scissorngs from hia
visitors? ei
Bntaif you can't get that chair. although
there be dozen others in the sanetum. De
sure to sit on the table and put your feet on
another If you can't practice such innc-
cent freedom in an editors sanctum, where
can you do it?
II you sec the editor particularly engaged
in writing ga leader, or in @cntting naat
copy" talk to him a. industriously IS you
can, Will he not be grati6ed to hear you
OF course he will--Esek4nge
What an unreasonable and unmAhnxrl4
set Of men editors arc--ahey are alwkyse0ni
laaining Of bores. We contend thai borss
ave as much right 10 life liberty and ,ls
pwsBs of happiness as men, and wolnef and
children have---snd Il editors afe net loprh
hided enough to stand sietilnlzihg Hilfslf 4
gToaE, why who III the name u pssihngs ak
We are opposed to this hi a ;1
teriefence With Ito ri9hss aHa .| u
ii tnefoasclass 81 opl best II
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
The Great Interest felt in Ohio
Abroad. 5E e

A citizen of Illinois, formerly from Ohio,
writing to the Ohio Statesman, closes with
this significant paragraph
eve look with much interest to your fall
election Can it be possible that the people
of Ohio will elect to Office enemies to your
New Constitution, which they must, in the
presence of God, swear to support? Your
people, thus far, have done glorously in a
dopting the New Constitution, and if true to
the interest and honor of their State, will see
to it that it is administered by its friends.
Was not Jefferson's test this: "Is he capa-
ble--is he honest-is he faithful to the Con-
stitatio,s? Let every voter in Ohio respond
affirmatively to this question respecting each
candidate, and you will be safe from the ma
chinations of all those miscalled conserya,
tives."
Friends ofthe New Constitution in Ohio
do you hear that voice? It is from an old
and true democrat M
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see in their defeat the downfall Of their ac-
cursed principles of partialism to wealth and
and boundless public debt. Let the De-
mocracy in the highways and by-ways come
up to the greatwork. We must bring every
man into thorough organization-strain
every nerve-stretch every muscle-crack
every sinew-let no stone be unturned-no
honorable means of success be unemployed.
Reduced to two words the contest is between
RIGHT AND WRONG.
Democrats-THE RIGHT is YOURS
you fight for principles that must be youl
tscepre-defeated, your cause, the cause Of
truth, will go to its grave. No man should
he idle-EVERY VOTER is A HOST. Il
is to the peoples rights, literally crisis Of
death or victory-and victory will be theirs
ifevery Democrat but does his duty.
Democrats of Harrison, are you at work
If not, be up and doing.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
Saturday Morning, September 6.
=7---7--T------
The present struggle in Ohio and
the Duty of every Democrat.

The great Importance of the present con-
troversy, to use the language of States
man, is incalculable. This is indicated by
every movement Of the times, Our iHstitu-
tons for some years have been undergoing
q wide and comprehensive revolution. Up
to the palpable commencement Of that rev
otution, in the winter of '49l50, the strug-
gle between privileged establishments in the
body polite on the one hand, and the princi-
pies Of popular equality on the other, had
been steady and intense. For many years
the cause Of the people seemed more or less
critical, and sometimes desperate. The adj
vocates of immunities and special favors to
the wealthy classes of the State, rallied
sometimes boldly proclaiming their clients
the greatest interest of the State. Some
times it was urged that in the special pro-
motion of the claims of capital, the welfare
of the people would follow as consequence
Again, driven from these spacious grounds,
the whig party would appear with new pro
fessions. Then the direct interests of the
people grew suddenly into consequence in
their eyes. They urged ths establishment
of associations of money then, as means Of
tightening the burdens Of the people, and
affordiRg them facilities for the acquisition Of
wealth .IAUTUm Ya3UIHaE
sgoEaeimcs the interests of business men
weteahedtobe primary objects Of political
action; as q means Of general welfare. Al
other stages Of affairs their interests were de,
fined to be the Legitimate end Of all move.
msnts. However, whether the moneyed
Glasses we're assigned The chief or secondary
place. in whig policy, they have always
managed in their administration of the STATE
20 bring legislative action to bear first il
their favor, while the great body of commu
aityhAvegbeen madeSmerelyl tributary Il
the Government deriving no fruit from i
but tQ;bes punished. fqr, ,lriimes in4 iadiyidua
eases, toserYe on jjpries, and as witnes'e
in DECIDING pponrights in. dispute betyeeI
iitigAtiAg pafties, holding Or claiming broat
pspprie@ry sdres,s ,sr heavy pecuniaryclaims
ghe Democratic party recognize othc
identities in the political body as fit object
pfrgfs-syhose veal or ill demands eithe
legislative prescription Or fqrbearance, a
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AGENTS for the Sentinel & Farmer

The following named gentlemen are our
authorized agents to receive advertisements,
subscriptions or Job Work. All contracts
made by them will be strictly fulfilled by US
Philadelphia-Y B. Palmer, L. W. Carr,
c. Pierce tt'h
Boston--V B. Palmer.
New York--V. B. Palmer. ....
Whecling-D. Maclane, Esq,
Freeport- Joseph Allen.
NooreEeld-A Jul. Schreibcr,
Westchester-Wm Fleming.
Franklin--Dr. E. Conaway
Rumley-Jacob Gutshall
Short Creek--Asa Holmes,
Stock-James, Hoagland.
Athens-Dr Thomas Findley, s ...
Green-David McConkey.
German-John Brown,
North-A. +, Croskey, ,...
Monroe-Paul s. Rdgeway,
Washington-John Boyd. ..-....
Resolution passed by the Harrison county
Democratic county convention, Aug. 26, 5l
Rssolosd, That we highly approve of the
manner in which "The Democratic Sentinel
and Harrison County Farmer is now con-
Quoted, and that we checrfully recommend it
to our fellow citizens as a good county
paper, and one worthy the support of every
Democrat in Harrison county. t
Resolution passed at a township meeting
held in Mooreheld, August 20, 1851;
RssoIvea, That approving of the the man
ner in which ''7He Sentinel and Farmer
is now conducted, we cheerfully recommend
it, as = good county paper to our fell7w-
citizens. s'.s As.s<- s.s't s1@-
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ORGANIZE

IN EVERY TOWNSHIP AND SCHOOL
DISTRICT. You have glorious ticket,
and if every man does his duty on the day
of felection-VOTE THE WHOLE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET-eyen in old Harrison
the Democratic banner shall wave in tri-
umph. DEMOCRATS, AROUSE AND
TO YOUR DUTY EVERY MAN OF
YOU!
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More Money for the Rail Road.

Dresden township, MusNngam county,
has voted to take 100000 stock of the
Steubenvillc anc Indiana Rail Road. Perry
township has voted $4,000, Jackson town
ship IS 1000 This, with that voted by
New Philadelphia and Newark, noticed last
week, makes $500, 900 raised in short time.
This is a reyerberation to the efforts Of the
Pittsburghers and the people along the line
to push the Pittsburgh and Steubepville Road
The ball is rolling finely, only keep it mo.
ving,- ISteadenoiRe Union .r
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10

OcyAn apothecary's boy was lately sent
to leave at one house a box of pills, and at
another six live fowls. The boy became
confused on the way, and he left the pills at
the place where the fowls should have gone,
and the fowls at the pill place The folks
who received the fowls were. asionishcd at
reading the accompanying directions---
|"Swallow one every two hours"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10

MAssAcHusETrs. The Democrats met in
Convention, on the 2lst ult., and nominated
'G. s. Boutwell,, for Governor, and N. w
Cushman, for 1t. Goy. m
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10

s EzyI isrsaid that The; hest way to acquire
good sense, is to speak little and think
much,
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thr samc length OF time, tree.
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The New Rates Of Postage.

-t4ArH- .'.. ON LETTERS. ...
II paid in advance, cents
If not paid in advance, 5
ON WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
To all offices in the county where published,
FREE. HE
Less than so miles distant, s cts. per Quar-.
Over so and under 300 miles, 10 { "
Over 800 and under 1000, l5
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s1arhe.....c.ErrULLrR REPORTED 70. tn. r.rsu-s.

AsHEs-rh. msrl.t steady qa.t. ss.' Of 90 Ss.sS
Tor Pots znds IS i0r Pearls
dsy Soss wiling sellers Ito EAast fsyofs tbs buyer
FLOUR AND ngAI-fhsrs n.rs dong ia The os Tsass Of
The better ssdss hsrdy Arm ssd dsh Of
The d.a4ld ss u. Esst saa The GU uaa. sOhsS
49, 20 ,o, o,rssss y sons M.
Domestic reached 30 10 atf ls a. 70 0f ~ .apsf
sf0f 80 tor % stf, STATE 5oJi o25f f hekf
ss tie gfais, os-rs d..y aaa
lst hsa o hfm ior c. no1 o.nds The sai'. "' 20 oos
Is Tor Feesfc osg 81 a. - for common % GOOD ofsads
sS5 ~ ior isncy. RE- four qast as a. cofs
Ms .h,es letter lac 'aPPJ no4snts sIiss Of 100 oOh
GRAIs-Thsrs = int.a e.nsnd Tor whsst for miirs and
5i. srs ossr s. q serh.S q 4 Nc I'D Jsrs.y a. @ Ne
Barley mere psny Sac Of 1900 oesh pnns csasssa as 10
geos or pSi Eat tie sIc,sfs MS e'ns1d 1hs,s
81 ute eoOs os "a. Aou. ase Tbs ss. Ar. 800 ss'sss
o. s 81 ,s as ssb.. 'w..rs .I.S ios Jus.
Jsy ard August 1t nos .ssrsd Iss'
wBIsKY-Tn. m,rt.,s sss.r ~fh zotsnts ssnasd s.ss
Of " obs Prison at zs me Dses' ''H u~' '1'
PROyIsIossOur maize, Pos ssni ths isses'ey NOD
sr.s o.. so,i 90 "a sf sss Pn. sas Ii aye = or
% 90 ce.r dan Beef s'ssay bat v.y qass az
ss7Ea Tor Mos sss sss % i'f Pune s.si Ham. .ef
Pfs gan a. erH:. Snes, Ps,sa Ma ~. nor;
~ Lid baoysnt sas rStsf km Sale. u 80 es st kaske.
: dsg Bat steisJ s4a7ke.
wOOL-Is "a noesra,s dsuand Ho1sf. Of Domestic rsses
Der Efmsr tho1sh sress psssas 90 Tia n.ss.
Tie sRgessts Of small s acc fs4eh hsost
sC0CS rs Tor he 4ts4c y ~ bat tEs ben soA At
462e There further . stct Iss hasr ifshtas
q Wool dsraan1 80 / dGl Tas are
90 ~ DsG 40i for S1S ior srts 1SJs iof 70 i
cludns both CJ a1d COarty pulled There haze osea ems
rss for-Sa ooo =, washed Anesa sos % ne
pacs Of vheh hsss aoos 70 tss a
5fc 80 bales snyn1 ard % bales oofso'a ssf' 80
90 Z cafCet msnci4cigFsTs
LkAD-Ibs naftsIs vth0et material ch1Ess ost 4l'e- 49,
Of 10 tBLs sysush a. o2+1 cash o.. aim.
TALLOW-Its demand 4 m 'dsrsis Sass Of isS' ~ V'~
att -. cash. -. ss's.6
oI.-Ths name, arnn Tor Lasted bat cot aetye
orr 600 sss o. T4l qTsc for Etslsh Best Ansf'''- "
- ID lola Wh4is very hru. ,.eo,ss a ruf.
NAVAL srokkS-Tbsrs sons no. 800 5.Is. so ssx
pso,as, hut lie paris lars rs eoe' ~"
IEos-sesseh Pc sugs - 90 t.sh 80 - 10 .,.ss
40 tie sTpost ssasal sa1 koa' e's'1"a-'l '''' '
equal % ths pfV4ses
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FROM NEW. BRUNswICK.-We have New
Rrv "a pansr Tbs principal su3sct o. debrs
Asu3y d1nos ts past ~ssa has ossa ssnss Of s,oa
cs ts st ~ the Hols o receive anf rsqurs from
Ire Govsrn0r A'mn Of the Goysrrmsnt Of the
I'm ro"e- ~ al d...che- corr.-.1--c- &c c3c1
,,,t vl h nav have b,.a -tsa BY to Lsgt vernon "
omitted throuRl o. Thc nay aays bssa sFet hom
s Colonial Secretary matters cjtnscst with the local Al
atrstou 40 House nay 30 furnished h iu nf,fna
U ~ d-s question: os 0ci clrsrsr Also rs'ontons
oarlus 81 ssiaf-s The gat Of tho Pfoncs O. d
AGE sourles &C. Tas HaVgr CrgHid states that nothing
usrsprei sve - ~ saaroai suos Us snya o,
he Pfosre D-sga's fns ext movement, pfe-nsf VII
ly-uono Delegates from us thso PROV ices a. Toronto
r aoa OF tic Governor Gelsf 5r Jcbn hsw0 rs ssusi
,mster authoz rz inter sns trsts With Canada Nv
9-rnwc p sand snd Fsg.urtscf. C. tam atciss, res
fSgy including f1rr whsihsf poei direct - .lolg1
aarst,use The United tic ssf ciss % BE- c-thei .
production Of Canada. TIE s. Jyhl River open al
Wsy from Woodstock % 81. Jchn.
FIRE AT WATERLOO, n. Y.-Sanday morning,
Apsil 20 The building 10 which IL the POst Oflce,
burned the ground All The mail mAer YES saved eN-
cepE q small mail which would have gone Monday nor
niug April p, TO lhica and inter n-oate iceIs Toe
msuer buried that received by dus course Of mall a.
hisOffce from the Essi aad Weat On Saturday,.
FCGITyE SLAVES PURCHASED Booth, f1zi-
vs.ve barber Lo-sI and Hem Jsnils ditto 10 W,,csse
..su ths Southern By
It's q tsraI the Two css Oae eosi O. g The oisf
Boston lrLrfcr--.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The DRURY CASE AND An EPIsoDE.-Mr
:, dney Stewart Clerk Of the Police Court al The Tonbs
New-Yofk was recalled yesterday morning, and occupied
the stand the greater part Of the day A. A. Phillips, Esq
Of New York, sho had been an Attorney for Ashley and
was now witness for tho defendant. was then called BY
consent to prove certain declarations Of One Eyed ThomP
son Upon this long argument arose as 10 now aI sich
derlnraiions were admissible IL ultimately ruled by
he Court that they might DO received far as they related
10 this specific charge, and az tbs conclusion OF he e'
deBce the Court 40 burned Ia the OF the argument
on he point raised above, Mr. Clark OF counsel or 9e
fence made use OF The expressioH ~ lasS' Sa as Jo
Court and Mr. CLARK called upon 10 explain ana M
gep'lemsn ssd he did not mean as reflection on the
Cont Mr. Whiting, his associate maze some eAcupas
In o. remarks Neither appearing satisfactory, MI ClHk
wss called upon to apologize This no objected 10 as
gua admission that he was in error whereas ne me 81. 90
reflection IN the Court aud the words were usl ia te
course OF Legitimate argument he stood upon us ss
and appealed TO experienced members OF me Bar present
TIE question between them was leit 10 non AMBROSE u
Iordau late Attorney General, who DID nos consider ha
hs words bore the offensive ssgiae zion attributed 10
then and Mi CaIks assurance that he dld n2t m'ohi
llem to do so being accepted, the matter dropped
Caucus NOMINATIONS The Wing members
Of the Board OF Supervisors Of this City held caucus on
Wednesday last and placed Mr. Samuel Meyersin nom
,op for the Office Of Keeper, aud Mr. Joseph O. Nor
rel as Deputy Keeper OF the Penentary and Worhhoa'e
al Ila,bush.
IssULT1NG FEMALEs-A young maa named
rb {, Gin csk "a York Post Ofcs, but rrsdsat Of
IN IT, Wa custody by ohcsr Bfay OF mo lhfi Foue
Drt grossly insulting respectable lliy VINE la,.
M tfspte oce of The Chef of Pos yesterday aat
fa,d Is an3 held rscogaIancs ia the sun Of 500 - BE- Of
i,, -it behavior for sx months,
SENT BACK TO SERVE OUT HIS TERM.-Wm
md Hush Brady Of the lads arrested last week or rob
Fr - Of about so rorih Of materials, brought osof.
Ju.o.K ys'ts d Ihs rnsr being rse gaIsd a. "a
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sEcoED BOARD.
TavEsDAY. April 2i-P.M.

The Stock market has been rather aactustins
today for the es ing Ancies bat generally 6rn and Coz
ing at higher prices than Il the morning soHd Por.
noah vas the heaviest Stock and e. EtgeToua
va. .lso dull closing a. g. Norwich 5aOyan aad iG'