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rused without shudderng what must be the feel
ngs Of those whose wives and children are from day 10
ana rom hknt 70 ngh exposed 10 be the victims of the
same oaiDsiys Has Mscy voice plead for the per
pes.ors and insgsors Of deeds like these Should in.
9uiry Be heIsasf made Why within three months After
hi. event. hs savage HaiAa.ei Meco upon bsng taken
Immediately hung, let b. told that that savsss wa IN
commander OF the party BY whom those women were
butchered and those helpless nlanls were thus dashed
against the boat Contending with such enemies, al
though humanity revoh at entire retaliation upon them
and spares the lives Of their feeble and deenceess women
and children, yet Mercy herself suenders to Ietrbuve
justice The lives Of their leading warriors taken in arms
who disowned BY their own governments and disowninp
their natures degrade beneath the
character by voluntarily descending to its level Ia not
Tins the dictate OF common sense Il il not the usage Of
legitimate Warfare Is it not eonsonant to the soundes
authorities OF national law When at war (says Vatten
with erocous nation which observes no rules and grants
no quarters they may be chassed the persons OF those
o. 'hem VINO may ne taken they OF the number OF
he gaily and BY this rgor the attempt may be made Of
bringing them to sense OF the laws Of humanity And
again AS general has the right of sacrificing The
lives OF his enemesto his safety or that OF his peo
pie. II he has to contend with an inhuman enemy often
gully OF such excuses, he may take the lives Of some
OF hlsprIsoners and treat them his own prisoners have
been treated"
The ground upon which the execution OF Arbuhnot
and Ambrster is here justified by Mr. Adamsthe pro-
visions Of public law applicable 10 their case-are not
the same as those insisted by the editor Of the Repub
c and by Judge Mclean in his charge the grand jury
at Columbus. But it necessary for the editor and
the Judge to establish comparison between the miscre
ants Arbuthno and Ambriser and the members OF the
Cuban expedition, in order degrade the latter as much
as possible in public opinion they found it necessary
also to invent new provisions of public law unknown to
Mr. Monroe and his cabinet to any previous admins.
traon OF our country, and unknown go far to the Su.
preme Court OF the United States Alb
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Official.

Aad Fillmore President United States of America 10 all
whom IL may
evidence having exhibited
DIRE d. Carvaho appointed
ra. California do hereby recognise him
SUCH and and enjoy such functions
powers privileges allowed TO the vice consus OF the
most favored nations in the United States
In testimony have caused these letters be made
patent be affixed
Given hand, Washington,
A. ID. 1851, and of the independence
United States Of America the seventy sixth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
D.urI WEBSTER, OF State.
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SrwARDIsM AND THE rRrsIDrScy-Ihe position OF
the Seward section-no small portion as II s-of The
certainly indicate disposition the Part Of it's leaders
join any attempt 10 elect Mr. Fillmore or any OF
his colleagues at the next presidential election should he
Scott may be regarded out OF the question. it seems
that there is candidate likely 10 be nsminaed who
would secure the cxcrions OF the Seward party Hence
they are prepared lei the election 70 by default But
their calculation s-and II IL sufficiently shrewd too
that at the election of 1855. Daniel (proaDey termed
The god like and the Milboy OF the Slashes will be
oolt,caly gathered to their fathers Then, backed by
ia nnaaess OF New York, and by the well whipped in
and penteut FImoritss, who likely 10 suppant the
Prssisnt by accident and the honors with AZ much
meek triumph, a. William II. Seward This seems 10
be the plan 81 the campaign. 81.
On The other hand. the friends Of Mr. Fillmore are
doinr iii they can 10 drive the leaders OF the Seward,es
rrevocaby out Of the limits Of the wing party relying
mon he name oil wing and governmental power to re-
lain the masses Of the people whom they represent
'"''' wv = Buffalo Courier, Nop. 20.
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CARD-The public respectfully requested 70
French CHINA dnhef oessers
and service, msne vsses, cutgsss ws.s
Of usef Of which has been selected with
great from the expressly os he city nade
"a vii be od ,rceednry liberal credit for
satisfactory paper. nvrp : nruuspr
ssps lid Asess~s
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THE BOSTON Americas Almanac for 1883, vsiunse
asa closely printed pages, giving in addition 70 ne usual
varied nofmstson
general and State rovcnmens and asesnnss
ansnces legislation public Institutions internal I'M
commerce. Of the United saes ana
several officers, imports erpoft army
lists navy lists Judiciary expenditures census. &C. &c
Price mail t1hng postage 10 s"y P"'
o', NJ ~ q, w o ~ ~ ' FRANCK TAYLOR.
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rAA FITTING GAS FIxTUREcs, tsr.-9ns h'ns ncaiy
" promptly eIecu,ed by experienced workme"' al
prices. :. =. 49,. ,.rs.n,s
Also for sale collection Of chMdss,s @ :,
L. III N Inc Of the celebrated mouse o.
Cornelus Co.. Philadelphia, which wiz BE- diagosea o. ~ e'
psicss. .-..,.. .,n1.,,s r.n,re Msrtst.
Nov I3-9aw6v
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DOaTON American Almanac for lsDS, &svin&. "w ~
nprmstion synopsis Of the last census, &C., Ac
's WV - 80 " " TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov oa Booksellers, near 9Th street.
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TELEGHAPHrC REPORTS, SC.

NEW YoRK, Nov. a.
The steamer Baltic e for Liverpool to-day IL O'clock
but owing the low stage of water, will remain at quaran
tine ill O'clock She takes fifty passengers and
SlO96o 900 in specie The Daniel Webster. for ChagIe'.
will take out three hundred passengers The VIM
field Scott f,om New Ohcars is off the Highlands.
Stocks active and advancngsaies Of Erie at 3d. and
Carton at 65f Flour Is frmer slight advance-saes
OF 900 bbls State brands at So S7t Wheat Is mprov
ng-saes 5000 bushels Canadian white at 70 81 cents
Sales of 500 bushels mixed at 90 cents Rye, 10
cents OATS 3S cents. Provisions and groceries
cha nped Cotton is firm Whisky, Fl cents.
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MR. TURNER Ballad snger takes pleasure in
pouncins Washington and Georgetown that he
viii rive one Of his pleasing ballad Odd Fellows
Hail. street, Monday evening" November The programme
be called forth such
fashionable audiences that attended Mr.
nv Al Tripis Hall, New York, during last MONTH
Mr. John III Hewet will preside at the piano
Upon programme will be found Th Harp that once through
In the Land OF INV Bhn rpres for Mr. r. by Mr. Uew
cit "Ia Rose summer with variations cold Arm Chair ~
wood of Cre.n Erin ,',aAngeIs Whisper" &C, kc
card. OF Doors open at 6H ocoeki concert
TO commence atty. -.
Nov 23-H intel Repne, ana Ie.I
-. FOR RENT. two -story brick house situated
g bctween 18th and 18th Streets IN the
III Immediate vicinity OF the executive departments and well
antsd . family. Possession given on the list De
cember Apply TO n.ns 80, .r, n,rc
9TH street, opposite Odd Feliows' Hall
2J-aswu
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DIED,
In this city, Wednesday night 18th instant Mr. JOSHUA
UUGGINs machnis New York. in 27th year Of his
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ny ". sAAss Osscinnsu, Ohio, travel
ss sxsat vsssea s3ss assisted BY JonH T. Dkpr, VIZ
RsssAs, WASsssorH, T. 0RAvss, A. Laws, yAnss
RurxsroRp d LorT TnenAs FRAsx&AnD and C. u.
l. W,sxnAs Each above poAs hes cssaAs~ss Of
Mayor Of Ciacana with scs Of the siy Describing ss persons
% viii " nak IN saying e and hops al whom
they may will mako settle with y,
NO Mr. sRAEt T. JAnxs No. In South Tenth street, Phadel
phia suosed nuke cuscons the cities Of New
Yok, Bosoa, Phuadslphls aud BALTIMORE.
0yy Ansrcaa Newspaper Agent, 10 autnos
tred csseCi0as New York
Phadsphs and duly take and
subscriptions a The Eaiss required by His receipts will be
regarded Ills oces areBoston Congress street,
York, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Taird Chestnut streets. tH.s@ @F.
01EsWRDs SANFORD Co., express agents and bankers Ia
usA ssses, Lsndon and Liverpool have been appointed
agents. ~ "UAion authorised 10 receive
paper Their office In London NO. ~
Gresham street, Liverpool No. Columbia buidnss
This ceacern il this country with the weknown
agents. and ennued 70 me conf
dence sfosr friends abroad.
ar IsxAsL JANIS No. lo9 South Tenth street. Phadsi
phi. IL eur sesssa travelling agent. assisted BY Moss WA H.
wsLp CoLLsns, JAkss DEsRIHs, kIsx WHLLHsroH,
E. A. EvAH JoHn r. tUpKNs LOCKS, JOS Burton, GEoasE
r. Burrox and THoAAs n. NIcx.
0osLSIH Richmond Virginia, aecnt
for Virginia. assisted by travelling agents b. PuLLaa and JAnss
TAonAs
nM r. d. JoHHsox, OF Galveston authorized procure
.ubsc1ibeTs, Ac., for the Union In Texas. ta 81.
d7-Rcceipes either II the above will be good.
u7Mr HsHAY n LswIs, OF Montgomery Alabama, gon.
oral travelling for the States Of Alabama and Tennessee,
ssted by hs sons, James Q. and Samuel D. Lewis.
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As the organ Of the administration. in its anxiety to
degrade In public opinion the character OF Cri,tenden
and bis followers, has quoted the opinion OF Judge Nc
Lean TO provo that they pirates. have though, il
not sniss to make tht following extracts from letter
written BY this Judge under date of Tth January,
le4s There is at least one member OF the cabinet of
PIesident Fillmore who may BE- instructed by perasal
OIL these exacts-we the member " OF hospi.able-
grave memory" Gen. jackson appointed il is true, the
judge. but required the refined and delicate per-
csp,ions OF the wing party to discover that his political
opinions, like his Judicial opinions. were never properly
appreciated BY the democratic party.
We shall in few days, we hope be able to find the
judges opinions on the subject OF slavery. When we
are in possession OF them we shall endeayor to show
that they are rstrae authority for the present wing ad
mnistration, and sustain the President not only in his
view Of piracy but Of slavery, the veto power and all
The delicate questions raised by the Mexican war; We
should despair Of seeing the democratic party re-
stored to power II the great body Of the people could be
persuaded to entertain the high respect for Judge Nc
Leans opinions which is felt by the special organ OF Pres
dent Fillmore and doubtless by some Of, if not all the
officers OF the cabinet
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NEW Embroidcrtes, Iaecs. Sc.we invite the
N the splendid in French emboderes SC,
Is rich embroidered muslin chemiset
y do DO 90 Win see s,ssys 2 match
u extra rich muslin capes
cartons real thread lace cages
trimmed muslin collars
900 low-phced cambre and muslin collars
Together with great variety belonging
Nov oi-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
tenon strangers before purchasing In variety
Rich printed ca'hmeres and mou'senes
Plaid raw silks and msIinos
Plain merinos and cashmerc', In all shades
In coored silks we have
Plaid reps, pot de soics, and popns
Light and white brocades, for evening dresses
whi,e andancy shades slacc siIks, for evening
Dark md light coorci popIins, &C.
Together every style black silks All Of which
Nov 2i-3t CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
4 LA WILLIE DE PARIs-C GAUTIER respectfully an.
his old customers and The public generally that he
ting up which he IS % cent less than they
purchased elsewhere and as o qu' ne deno' eomp'
900 csnis,ers of mushrooms
600 600 90 % r ,sms sG tomato
loo poule. of tomato
10000 do assorted French confectionery
100 dozen assorted preserves
assortment La WIG
dc Paris. OF Pennsylvania avenue and lh street
Nov 2i--3t
DUGBy ACADEMY Boarding .nd Day school for
n Young gentlemen, corner OF X an d 18th streets,
= q. ). MORRISON, Principal
r. r. Latham, A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient Languages
Mons. t. Raoul Modern
c. =. Keech, Tutor.
, Teacher Of Penmansbp
Mr~ IsrdeIIs, Teachers Of instrumental Music.
James ?. Mclean, Teacher OF Drawing and Painting.
The designed student either
study the learned professions for entering
colleges In branch Of tuition
complete
he branches OF the academic taught,
reading, writing, English
book keeping the Latin Greek and modern languages history
chronology defamation composition Essl Latin
clan and Roman antiquities logic mathematics chemistry nan"
and mental philosophy music, drawing, &C.
Terms Of board and tuition moderate
Rev. r. Pyne, y. D., Rev. J. w French, Wm W
ESQ., Thomas Kchie esq, Prof A. d. Bsche ffo. ys, n
Chew, D., Baltimore, Capt r. Page, " - NJ anu 'p"" "
Blake, u n. n
Nov 19-du
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The Torcnto aud Gulf Railroad.
ToRoSro Nov 20-The citizens Of this city have de-
cded by large majority in favor Of the corporation APP
propriatnc 400 600 the Toronto and Gulf Railroad
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Extract. from. Judge Mclean. Letter.


The termination Of this miserable with Mexico is
moro remote than when the first blow struck In my
judgment, il was unnecessarily and onally
commenced by marching army into disputed territory
in the possession Of Mexico"
'Aer agreeing upon the which treaty should
be made they should call upon the Executive by resolution
TO offer TO Mexico upon that basis and during the
negotiation hosiies should be suspended II the Presi
dent shall refuse do this, in the military appropriation
bills the army should be required TO take such positions
shall carry out the views Of Congress Those bills the Pres
iden could veto, and he would be bound by their
quircmens. This may be done by the House"
81 hope Congress will refuse issue any treasury
Such system would be incompaTaby more dan
to the public morals and the public liberty than any
other system Of banking that could be devised"
" Let the administration a system of taxation,
which shall the psople TO feel the expense of the
All should be accompanied by system Of direct and
internal taxation Nothing short of this show, in adj
don to the sacrifice Of life what pay for military
glory This the policy in the better days Of the epub-
lc But risk nothing in saying that attempt adopt
such system of taxation would wind up this Mexican
war in sixty days. And this shows that the should be
put end TO- This may be done by Congress in ninety
days, and pray God that they may do IT,"
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Execution of Comkiin.

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 2l-The execution Of H. b. Copkn.
The ncendary took place al quarter past eleven O'Clock
this morning He his fate calmly Previous TO his
execution he made lengthy coniesson duplicating per-
sons hitherto unsupported
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The Hon. HENRY CLAY arrived in this city yesterday
evening He is. for the present. at the National.
The Hon. GEORGE w. JONES, OF Tennessee, and the
Hon. C. M INuERsoLL Of Connecticut, members OF the
Thy.second Congress. arrived yesterday evening. and
also took lodgings at the National HOTEL
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DIED,

py
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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MINE srORE--JDHN II. BUTHMANN, Pennsylvania
nue. AZ and 9th Streets hss
invoice OF ed AM white French wines viz;
chareau Margaur, Chateau Mouon, Leovle Pierre
Julien, quarts pinfs, Maresux Mcdoc.
Chateau Coutc Hau Bssse, Chateau-ssuerne, Hrutaau
tcrne
Also an invoice superior stout, pints.
Ny oivcbrspd Champagne having arrived New York the
chip vspcIase from Havrs, daily to receive H.
se,he With choice assomsns Of Wines brsodiss ciga &c.
Nov 10
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FURNISHED Room for RentT have for rent either sep
aratcy together, i've large chambers and one Pao
in the best STYLE my house, llh street, between and
'"''S C. GAUTfER. Ala Vile de PaTs
2l3t Corner OF pennsylvania avenue and lMs
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ENvELOPEs-Made of the best envelope paper be und In
the United and white envelopes Of thick ledger
made varous szes expressly the ADVERTISER OF better quality
than be found feady-mad anywhere.
Also envelopes proo aAd envelopes
lined closh for valuable papers.
French English, American letter and envelopes Of all
kinds.
Nov ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Senatorial Election i'm New York

We Copy the following from tho Buffalo
Commercial, whig paper Later reports do not
vary the result, as here given.
The special elections to fill the vacancies occa.
stoned by the designations ofthe twelve anti-caua
senators have resulted 40 far as Is yet ascertaineG
is follows. All the resigning Senators but one
STONE Of Madis"n-were put in nomination for re-
election aud BRows Of Suffolk, CuRuss of Orange
and Sullivan, 1UrrLE OF Schoharis and Delaware
MOVES Of Chcnango and Otsego, and DART of st
Lawrence and Franklin have been returned
HAsTEAD Of Columbia and Dutchess SANFORD OF
hierkmer and Montgomery. Lyon Jefferson and
HCSTlN,r's of Oneida, HATcH of Oswego, and
Madison have been elected over the opposing au
ii canal candidates.
The result in the two districts composed Of
Chemuny and Steuhen, md Seneca Yates and
Tompkins. il vet in some doubt but in the first
It il confidently believed that GILBERT, the Wing
candidate has beaten GUNSIr and in the second
though very elose, it is hoped that WILLIAMS
Wing, has beaten STANTON,
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TrE.n.Y Evening. 81 LEn..

:
The Board met, pursuant to adjournment
Present, President, Mes-rs Frsdcubursh, Kir,
nan and IhOrne
Minutes If two las; meetings read, corrected
and approved.
Mr. lhorue moved to reconsider tho order pass
ed at last meeting, relating to cross walks, which
was carried.
Mr. 1horue then moved to strike out the words
hcwn timber, o inches and insert in lieu there
o. the words "hewu or sawed timber 10 inches
. wide, and to riches thick - carried, and the
order, as amended passed.
blr. Thorne proposed tho Order Of Business for
the guidance of the Board which was adopted.
Tho official oaths Of the Clerk. street commits
.ioner, assessor and wei,h master were present
cd and ordered filed
James OCunnors bond was presented, accept.
cd and ordered filed and the clerk directed tots.
SIZE license to Sir. o Conner, for Ball Alley for
current yesr
Mr 1hornc, from committee on finance, report.
ed ihe following Hills correct:
Joseph Stuuts bill of -, for services n Judge
Of election / 9TH April and clerk Of election 9th
May 1881.
/ Report accepted, and bill ordered paid
/ The following bills for election services were
presented and referred John Palmer, j. II Wag
ncr, A. f. Grow, Low Hills. l.. d Cavalry j. H.
MeGrcgor and +. A. Green, each 81. jos. II
Wagner, for surveying, Il.
/ On motion Of Mr.. Thorne it was
I Ori|rci' That an Attorney to the Board be ap
[ pointed forthwith
Madison T. lIolli.tor was then duly appointed
attorney to the board.
/ On motion of MIR Thono the attorney was in
s,ruttcd to prosecute all violstors of the ordinance
relating to cattle, &c. trcspassng ON our enclosed
public square.
On motion Of Mr. 1hornc, the license fec for a
bil lard table OF ball alley was fixed at ten aG
lars
On motion Of Mr.. Kirwan. the committee on
finance was instructed to prepare and report To
this board, complete detail Of the reee pts aud
expenditures Of the last year.
Adjourned TOT IL o'clock on Tuesday evening
next G., II. NORRIS, President.
4. H. COURTNEY, Clerk
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For the Ottawa Free Trader.
Westward The Star of Empire takes IFS Way

lL,,,, k-y,,. -, - l.., =.
n' ii",.D,' rum ''e uGs' 'n'o'n'a''"h
. 'nI n,naa NaPpea.' VIZ "'o 10 nave one th"u'
,,,,, rvs. " a"""! 'on'i'O'eu III t W. state
nrani',,a a." ye"'' " ,,'; ,''s "ne me geo
e PSI" " ''''''o'' 'o' ool'l"'ttGa' ana
',h" ""'a'sIs IS unsurpassed py any
:, "'' ,i' 't"sI " 'na 'n'1" stretching ~
ia,;,~Js ' anI sDv' 1--WE an. a "T'' degrees OF
"a, Soo m;,a. hn aug ,S w., mT , ooluc' swept
world onanin, d'roc, any "T ,s, ame,' III '''e
IN ,bs ,rpn;ra ";U's." .,'' s'e''.e
-, !. H. w".e ~, ''s,e,'' pounua'
ca,ior sy,an5in, ,to n'I ,'u.' ~ i"Ne "Hy''
viii ,,aIrIr;nne IL I v. ~ h'N lI''1e'
n. fertile n. garden no s,a,o IN N" n v T n5'
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CnolrrA-SuIrosEp- man was taken Of
the steamer Lucy Bsrtram at this place on Tues
day evening", supposed to have had the Cholera
lie was taken to private house. and yesterday
died. His name was John Hg gans, a Seo,clman
from Bg'ehaut. Parish Androssoe. kyrshirs, and
seems to have been printer by trade He had
landed at Sew Orleans from the old County and
came straight through to this place. We hear
of no cholera on the Illinois river except an ocea
sional case ofthis kind f,om Tie lower Mis.ssnpi
where ii aprsas 10 prevail to limited extent.
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Markets.

Ottawa, June T.
The Int continued rains have rendered the roads
almos, impossible, having carried of most of the
bridges on the streams aroundus farmerarc bu-
~ putting in corn, which could notbe done sooner
in many cases. Indeed We hear olmany who have
not yel got their ground plowed.
We have not IN 6 years seen the time when there
was so little business done in Ottawa IN the month
of May as this season.
There is so little grain coming that We can hard
ly make quotations. Sales ofccm from wOrehous.
~ at &c. OH board. Taken from teams at 29G Dc
Potatoes retail at SOC.
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18th OF Jnly.

a meeting Of the citizens of this place was held
at the Court House last evening to take steps to
get cclebro ton Of tho coming 4th com
mlttee consist ny Of Mes'rs. J. q Glover. A. Lock.
wood, 7. Mandlehaum, 7. L. Dickey. VIM Pal.
mer VIM. Cogswoll ". H. W. Cushman, r. Z.
Gocdell, II, "ihorne, L. +. Sanger, G. II. Norris,
and |. II. FIR edinburgh, was appointed to make
suitable ar engagements. A resolution was also
adopted, inviting the people Of the country around
to participate The committee Of arrangements
are requested to meet at the Sherlffs Office on
Monday evening
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A Dos'Turr CAvcHr-A few days vince .
young man, who had been engaged on tho canal
- . driver, was arrested at tho instance o.
Judge Cation, and confined ia the Jail At this place
to await bic trial. for eoaxing of with him u,
Judge two pointer dogs, about sr weeks ago
and selling thom. He will no doubt take a ,rir
% Alton ape the next court.
On last thursday morning one Of The dogs wa'
|ktwrsj And We understand the Judge has track
~ Yer Dog stealing We think is worse than
p lsalins. We will pay $50 to any man
D deliver 10 W Dan aul the thief who stole
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+ llliDS. sugar. hb-. oat and crushed do
.)i0 bblS sugar house and plantation mOlaSscJ.
81 bags JAVA mud RIO coffee.
H. boxes tobacco. hhs snlcraius
a. chest. Young Tyson, Tyson Tyson skin, Inn
prrIa aud Gurpowdcr Teas, for 10 5 shl.lInGs per
pound
- boxes soap.
Pepper SPICE, ginger, cloves, cinnamon, nuincs'.
alum, cuppcrns, indigo, logwotd, madden tustlc.
horaN rluC ,ulplur, rosn starch, nj prices 10 suIt
the times, June H. I. SANGER Il w.