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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-19
OBITUARY.


The sad intelligence of the death Of LEoEIDAs
SHAcKELFoRD, has reached this city, carrying
sudden and overwhelming grief to the hearts of his
stricken kindred, and large circle of attached
friends. He died of Cholera on the 4h inst.
at New Albany, Ind, whilst on his return home
from a visit TO Kentucky, for the benefit of his
health. He was in his nineteenth year and his
youth thus untimely blasted gave promise of a no.
bic and useful manhood.
He possessed those rare qualities of head and
heart, which make the living beloved and the dead
mourned. At the time of his death he was mem
Der of the Methodist church, and having once been
his PASTOR take great pleasure in bearing witness
10 his christian worth, and cannot doubt that,
though dying far away from his earthly friends,
he had the companonshp of that Friend who
scketh closer than brother, and now dwells in
his long sought Home on high. The distressed
kindred are commended with many prayers TO the
tender mercies of our Heavenly Father, and il
is gratifying to know that in the hour of bereave-
nen they are sustained by the consolation Of that
Religion, which heals the wounds of separation by
the hope of blessed reunion in the habtation of
glorilied immortals May God bless this affective
providence 10 the good of many! T.M.F.
GLASGOW, August 10, 1852.
In Brunswick, on the 10th, Miss AM Swrrz.
LER, daughter of Simeon switzler, Esq, of this
county.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will apply at the November Term of the How
ard County Court, for a final settlement of his
administration the estate of Caroline Garyin,
decd. J. w. Henry, Pub. Admr.
August 10, 1S52-iw.
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GEN. o. H1NroN.- An Oregon cores
pendent Of the Cleveland Plaindeaer, states
that this celebrated individual and delaultinp
mail contractor, is keeping hotel in Port
land, Oregon, under an assumed name. He
acknowledges his real name 10 such Ohio
ans as have met and recognised him, and
confcsses 10 have fled on account of the
charges against him, though protesting his
innocence.
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TALL WoRK.-Mr. VIM. Simpson, Of
Lawrence county, Ind, on the Dist ut., era
died ten acres and half Of oats in ten hours
Can any body beat it?
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E7-Praise when judiciously bestowed,
tends to encourage every one in the pursuit
of excellence.
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IL Senator Dawson, of Georgia, is out
for General Scott.
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Mass Temperance Meeting.

A mass meeting of the Sons and Friends
of Temperance was held at Bethel Camp
ground, near this place, on Saturday last
The day was very unfayorable, and the
meeting was smaller than it otherwise would
have been.
The meeting was organized by choosing
Maj. Homer, of Randolph, President, Levi
MARYLAND, Vice President, and Clark II.
Green, Secretary. Rev. Geo, S. Savage, of
this place, and Rev. Mr.. McGarvcy, of
Fayette addressed the meeting, when n
recess took place, for dinner. The friends
had brought bountiful supply of provisions,
and after they had been discussed, the com
pany again assembled at the stand, when
Rev. w. 7. Lucky addressed them, followed
by G. w. P. Chas. Fl. Winslow, after
which the meeting adjourned to meet again
at the same place, on the 4th of July, 1858
The Addresses of the different gentlemen
covered the entire ground of the advocates Of
Temperance, and were well received 10y the
audience. 1t is only to be regretted that the
unfavorableness OF the weather kept thu
people away--and particularly the ladies.
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I=Hon. Robt. Rantoul, U. S. Senator
from Massachusetts,, is dead.
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No professional man lives so much from
hand to mouth as dentist!
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CELEBRATED BRASS BAND.

Immediately following the Oriental Pageant will
be the Carriages, Cages, Vans, &C., containing the
animals, drawn by 100 splendid horses, and pass
through the principal streets TO the Pavilion for
exhibition, giving the public an opportunity of be-
holding one Of the most gorgeous and imposing
professions of this kind ever witnessed.
Mr.. VAN AMBURGH,
The most renowned of all Lion Conquerors, will.
at certain period Of the exhibition, enter the dens
of his terrific group of Lions, Tigers, Leopards,
Cougars, Painters, &C., the same as performed by
him in all the principal cities of Europe and Amer
lea. After which
MONSIEUR CRAWFORD
will enter the den with his highly trained Animals.
separate and altogether different from Van Am.
burgh's, making two splendid Animal Perform
ances in this collection.
List Of .4ninlaIs in both Manageries.
Van Amburghs Trained Animals.-Two Nh.
indian Lions, Asiatic Lion and Lioness, Rovat
Bengal Tiger, Brazilian Tiger, Black Tiger and ?
African Leopards.
Mons. Crawford's Trained ADMINISTRATION
Lion and Lioness, pair Senegal Leopards, Asiatlc
Tiger, and two Cougars.
Rhnoceros or Unicorn, Arabian Pack Camel.
Whlte Lama, hrst one ever in America, Sacred
Burmese Ok, Nandi, Monster Elephant Hannibal.
specimen OF the Hippopotamus, Female Elephant
haaloo-A two CHILEAN ApaccaS, ten Lions and
Lionesses, Aslatic and African Pair ROYAL Ron
gal Tigers, Pair Brazilian Tigers, Royal Java II
ger three African Leopards, KafTir Lioness and
her three Royal Wheps, Pair Senegal Leopards,
Black Tiger, Black Leopard, two South American
Lions, four North American Cougars, four Spotted
iiyenas, Two Black Wolves, Grey Wolves, Black
and White Racoons, two Grizzly Bears, Russian
brown brown Bear, two North American Black Bears,
African Pelican, Pair New Holland Ostricbcs'
Par New Holland Kangaroos, Pair Black Swans
Whlte Stork, Silver Phessants, Blue Cranes, Ma.
caws, Parrots, lchnuemons, Badgers, and great
variety Of the Monkey Tribe.
t5Y- full description of the Animals perform
anceS with the Elephants, Ponies, Monkeys, &C.,
WIZ pc round IN the Bills and Autographs at the
COMPANY.
" VIII also be at Paris August 10th; Middle
foFk August 2lst; J. B. Yager's, randolph co, y
August 23dj Rocheport August 10Th.
August Il, 1852.
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E5-Why is philanthropist like an old
horse9 Because he stops at sounds ofwo
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DEATH OF MRs. UARDIN.-The Boards
town (Ky.) Herald announces the death of
Mrs. Hardin, consort OF Hon. Benjamin
Hardin. She died on Wednesday evening
the 18th inst, at the residence of her hus-
band, near Bardstown, of congcstiye fever.
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DrNrIsTRY.-D DR.. Russell is again at his
post, having been called away to attend a
sick relation. The doctor is doing good
business, with satisfaction to those who IA
Tor him with calls.
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A DOUBLE PERFORMANCE
WilIExhibit at Fayette

On TUESDAY, August Oath Open from P. NJ.
10 p. NJ. lSS51 Admission 40 cents. Children I'M
der 10 years, 20 cents.
The cayalcade will arrive in town on the above
morning, and there will be
GRAND PROCESSION
Headed by two monster Elephants Hannibal and
Kaaoo-Aa, each beautifully caparisoned with a
magnificent East Indian Hoodah, made expressly
for the cnnYeXnnce of the cOmnanV,s
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Ej@Lcarning is to be obtained only by
labor; il cannot be bought with money; if II
could the rich would always be intelligent.
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Raymond 81 Co., and Van Amburgh
s. Co.'s
NJ EN- A G. E RES UNITED!

VNHE public are particularly informed that this
l. union consists of the RAYMOND & Co. and the
well known VAN AMBURGH & Co.'s Menageries,
united only for this present of 1852, there
by making by far the LARGEST collection ever con-
centraed in one exhibition, consisting of over $50
liuing lriH animals, to be exhibited under Spa
cious Pavilion, 300 feet in length by 100 IN depth,
for ONE price of admission.
A DOUBLE PERFORMANCE
at each exhibition in four immense performing
dens; Van Amburgh in two of them, and Monsieur
Crawford in the other two.
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, JosEpHUs DUNN, infant son of
Alvin and Sarah S. Bates.
"Bright be the place of thy soul
No lovler spirit than thine
Fer burst from its mortal control,
In orbs of the blessed to shine.
In earth thou vert all but divine,
As thy soul shall immortal be;
And our sorrow may cease to repine
When we know that thy God is with thee"
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Twenty miles of the Paris and Hannibal
Plank Road is under contract, to be COM
plctcd this coming fall year. The contract
was taken at $4,000 per mile, including
bridging, five miles TO be finished this fall.
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eminent OF England has taken ia her fate BY this
cation OF he only Italian territory which the dispo-
sal Of justice the doors Of hope have been barred Italy
orever No English general again deceive ita
ians ]"
We m'ght go on and enumerate many other instances.
but these will suffice. Recent events show that the
character Of the foreign policy OF Great Britain has not
been changed III policy nexorable and conscience
less II Is sometimes frightened by noble deed; but !,
is never permitted TO fail il success be purchased by
the sacrifice OF great principle Unlike the policy OF
this country. II is secret but the mystery that sur
rounds Il has not been able TO conceal from mankind
all the purposes by which il is animated. A gov
eminent that yields such policy as lis most for
mldabe means OF dominion. in time OF peace, cannot be
true TO liberal ideas. ands be the foe of every
ton that advocates republican doctrines The United
States cannot conceal from themselves the character OF
The designs OF Great Britain on this continent and our
rulers must not be terrified into Indifference or neutrality
by the weprepared and misrepresentation OF
The able but INSCRIPTIONS press which speaks the sent-
ments OF the British nation
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RadicalisuI,
The Albany State Register says truly


That aboonsm and rebellion, their instigators and
promoters and particularly their high priests In this State
Seward Gfeeey and Weed, have received death blow
from which they can They have played
out their desperate game, with the aid Others etest
cd their principles and their Objects YET they
hopeless mnori,y--in political oblivion"
That the best portion of the wing party have renounced
and abjured leadership committed about equally TO alb
oitonism at home, and "hllbuserism and Intervention
abroad is 10 their honor. 1t would have been still more
honorable TO them no, to have permitted such political
elements to dictate their organization
But il is fortunate for the country that the democracy
now as in other troubled times, has shown itself strong
enough to take under its protection the only genuine
conservatism of the countryside conservatism which
holding itself ever ready TO embrace every movement Of
real reform and progress and always sedulous TO vind
cate TO the full extent the rights and honor of country
before foreign powers yet resolved to plant itself in
domilaby upon the policy OF peace and justice between
all sections OF the Union and in its international re-
lations
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DoWMuhicbt'
Military and Naval Insane Asylum.

There appears to be difficulty ia locating this in.
stituton near the great City OF Magnificent Distances
After interchangeable search OF several weeks an init
maten is thrown out that situation on the Eastern
Branch OF the Potomac has been selected having high
tower already erected from the top OF which may be
the shores Of three cities This selection does moi
appear TO give satisfaction, there being diversity OF
opinion among the Doctors usual Perhaps ii NAV be
advisable for the citizens of Washington in this instance
to let the experiment be tried wherever the Presden,
peases Should the subject be again considered by Con.
gress they may the improperly OF locating the inst
tuition within the District The expense OF Transporting
the army and navy unatics from the large commercial
cities will be considerable, great portion OF which ex.
pense could be avoided BY locating the asylum near the
city OF New York
An institution for the lunaiics OF the District will he
but small matter, and may be located on any of The
many beautiful heights surrounding the city, without
giving offence TO the large SPECTATORS in city lots or
10 any way njuring ,hsir property beautiful rura.
asylum would add to their value The citizens OF WASH
ingon will derive no benefit from having a large army
and navy unatc asylum on the Potomac, within few
miles OF the city II will be attended with heavy an
nua expense and the circumstance Of the District fur
nishing few lunatcs will give il the character OF civil
institution, with all its consequent expenses which will
be debed 10 the District; whereas, should it be strictly
military, Il will then be entiiely different affair." and
conducted in the economical manner OF all military posts
II may be urged that army and navy surgeons are not
conversant with The proper treatment OF lunatcs II
such be the case, let them prepare themselves,
mission those who are already prepared.
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ny c. w. BorELEH. Auouon..r.

GALE OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, AND WALNUT Fun.
niture French Chsa Glass; Crockery Goods
Goods. Japanned Ware, Fancy Articles AcHsviss
received large consignment OF the
rection Dispose Of them suction, shall
November ~ gasgh ana
known shankss Iron Hail. The vo. ~. an
forming
decidedly worthy the attention Of houekeepe aortnseu
consists In follows via
Walnut and sofas covered win hair
cloth, plush, and brocsei
Walnut and mahogany secretaries and bookcase.
Do do chairs, covered with hair cloth, plush nd
Mahogany and walnut marble top centre tables
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany dressing bureaus,
BILE tops
Sets Of beautiful enamelled cottage chamber furniture
Handsome parior chairs
Mahogany and walnut wardrobes
walnut eteaxes. extension dining tables
Mahogany French nd cottage bed.csds
Marble-top and other waslstands
Mahogany rockers, ornamental riItframe mirrors
GOdband and white French China
Do richly decorated dessert and sets,
Cut and pressed glass ware, brouzed hat rack.
Csndeisbras, umbrella stands, sc.
and forks, walters and trays, card receivers candec
coffee sets, pitchers, sc. EF
britannia and block tin goods, such IN
Coffee and tea SETS castors, ehahng dsbinr &c
Japanned a 4
With rich Of bohemian
btonzed and French China mantel and
tlcuiarize. = " - +
goods arranged on the o,n,n. NJ The
day Of sale The will be brilliantly lighted coforrabIy
warmed. The ladies are particularly invited attend.
Terms All Of and under $50, and
ceedng $780, two and four rnontf sin
mon'hs foe approved endorsed notes bearing
q. w BoTELER,
Nov 2l-N Ascsiope~s.
0f-The above sale win this ltFednes-
Nov - G. W. BoTELER, Apcuopecr.
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The Theatre.

We have been gratifed to observe the increasing ap
precialion by The lovers Of music and the drama in ou
city, OF the operate troupe closing their engagement
Miss Richngs especially has risen rapidly in the favor
OF her audiences any artistic have lately SEEN Hell
first appearance here took place under unfavorable cir
cumstances at a time when there were few visters in
Ravels From the first she was recognised as an ac-
compshed artistic but every succeeding performance ha.
deepened the impression OF her powers She is OF the
most uniformly judcious and fauess performers have
AS vocalist she is mistress Of most excellent
method, and her appreciation both of the musical and
dramatic character OF each part she plays appears TO us
quite extraordinary. Among the various characters she
has sustained is difficult say which has been best
given, because all have been performed adequately
and so well. She has been well sustained. Miss Reed
is spirited actress and pleasing singer Mr. Bishop
has, in our Judgment sustained himself with great credit
in all his parts while 10 The admirable artistic tact and
skill OF Mr. Richngslhe result OF experience which
has left him without superior the stage the gene
raj mastery Of his professionals in small measure due
the admirable in which whole series OF operas
have been produced in unusually rapid succession.
In addition 10 these attractions, have already had
the first touch of the quality of Miss Lonsdae, who
came to boards with high reputation as a mistress
OF dashing and spirited comedy Her Captain Charlotte
a remarkable performance. We cannot say much
for the piece the character; but she made all thai
could be made OF the part, and in doing gave assn
rance Of highly pleasing degree and stye Of talent
We shall note her future performances Among the old
favores Of the last season. we have pleasure in wecom
ing back 10 our boards Mr. H. C. Jordan, whose facing
is rich as ever and Miss Walters, whose dance re.
tains all its well-known attraction and grace.
We hope that the opera troupe, before they leave us
WILL by all means, repeat the Position of Lonjumeau
We think il, on the whole the best OF their pieces
To night we have Ffovne and Captain Charlotte
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By GREEN q SCOTT, Auetion.sr..

VALUABLE THREEsToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Penrsyyenia Aucon.On Wednesday
shah sell, In front Of the O'Clock,
handsome theesto brick house situated
avenue, south side between Tenth
house well built and thorough repair with back bndns and
wide containing heen good
with cellar under
running being osaeinai
lot No g. In No $40. The
for business stand or boarding house. #
Terms $4,000 balance In twelve,
fu months the
bearing interest deed and taken.
Tile indispu,sble.
Nov led GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneeru .
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EOR HENr-a and beautiful Brick House, three
stories high, containing with double porches
cellar under and Kitchen
excellent water IN the yard THIS property situated 10Th
between and Massachuets within
minutes walk Of the Once and Treasury Departments Pos
session given immediately. Rent s25 per month.
Apply 70 ,. y FERRY, on the premises,
Nov 2i-eodlws
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.arrfpai of the Empire CITY.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 22.-The steamer Empire City.
from Havana arrived here this morning. having le Havana
N the 18th instant
de,em ofthe captain allow her
port again with Purser Smith board, has caused much
excitement and disappointed general expectation.
The OF the Crescent City to New Orleans, with
the Of her visit Havana. will be locke for
with intense interest.
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SPRtNG HILL for Hsnf.This Is handsome coun
" try within Of the Prreidsnts mansion
containing The hand good and well adapted
the Of embraces vegetable
and fruit garden with spncsoss and commodous dwelling and MI
healthy and high
rich every direction Toa gentle
Of Washington
spring such advantage eminent de-
gree. Apply SAMUEL MckENNst,
I4-u 1soe4eeown-
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LNICK KsACKs from Editors Table ny Louis
n Gaylord Clark.
Tolons Elementary Spanish Reader and Translator.
HasH Principles Practice Of Dental edition.
The Physicians Pocket Book Joseph H. wyfhes
Life Of Henry Clay. ! vol ismo-ilustrsted.
Nov PRANCK TAYLOR
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sale To-Day.


GOVERNMENT SALE OF DESKS, STOVES, LAMP-PosTs,
and other ONCE furniture auctonOn "Wednesday,
instant. shall SELL the Treasury
O'Clock lot Of office desks
and lamps, with other Office furniture.
Terms cash.
GREEN a SCOTT,
Nov ~ Aucuoneers-
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Fire al Cinc,nna

CINCINNATI, November 22-The candle mandatory OF
George NJ Shields with adjoining buildings,
destroyed by fire yesterday The whole loss Is $4,000 Of
which Mr. Sbeiids's loss is $4,000 which there
an insurance OF S55 600
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BArs TVS METROPOLIS, Washington, Nov ~, 1854
A Thursday, tn. 25th instant. has been spsrt
BY the corporate authorities day for thanksgiving this bank
will not then be open.
having payable at the are requested to
attend 70 them previous that day.
Nov 13-3uf
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RLaNK~BooTsA large Of superior ever
~ style and size just received and for sale cheap
Nov2i GRAY 4 BABLANTYNE 7lh street.
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NY >. c. MCGUIRE, Auot,cns.r,

CONVENIENT SALE OF SASH, LUMBER, &e.-on Fri.
day afternoon, the 2s Instant O'Clock, In The State
Department yard, shall OF
and large lot oflumber.
Terms cash JAMES Z. MCGUIRE,
NovW-d Anctioneer.
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a ~n Notice On and amer Tuesday the 23d instnnt
& ar the steamer MARYLAND will make bpi epe nip a
- week until further notice leaving Warrington on
Tuesday, "ek, and Baltimore on Thursday, O'Clock,
For freight and pss.see Apply on board, orIo
GEO. MATTINGLY,
Nov 2i-3aw9w Agent,
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Notice 10 ciaindnt under the Convention Portugal.
DEPARTMENT STATE
Washington November n, 1851.
Claimants under the convention with Portugal hereby
mat The second nstalment has been received and ready
distributed All claimants accordingly
This department such evidence will enable distribution
made to the proper parties respectively.
New 2-a
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Fire ond L0ss of Life.

HoSEsDAIE, pa Nov 22-The cling Of Mr.. Dough
ery, in Waymark. was destroyed by fire Saturday nigh
and Mr. Doughery and his mother persisted in the flames
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BETHLEHEM pal Nov 22.-John Roth, who was severe
ly injured by the premature discharge Of on So
urday last, died yesterday morning. William Bush VIII
was injured at The same tme will probably recover.
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Collectors once, city nan, Nov. =, 1850.

sohfrtors cmcff ivy HAIL. nov y, 1904.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERs.-Eoic Il hereby
~ given that the advertisement Of delinquent property
course OF preparation and will be completed and published
about the frst Of December
The undersigned respectfully represents that allows him
discretion, but makes his
ton Of the taxes by advertisement and sale Of all properly, without
exception, which
All Interested earnestly requested come forward
and by paying avoid The heavy expenses Of an advertisement
RI ROCHE,
Foss-fon Collector.
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Arrest of Grdue Robbs,s

Troy, Nov. 22.-Two men were arrested last night on
the charge Of robbng grave In the Catholic buryins
ground. The body Of female recently deceased wal
found in q vacant lot near by.
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Arrest of Forpers.
Fatal Steamboat Collision on the Hudson.

RosDoUr Nov. 2I.-The steamer Francis Skiddy. on he
passage up Saturday night, into the tow of tn
steamboat Baltic, which was coming down. Two boat
damaged and one man, hand one Of the boats
is mssing-supposed TO be drowned. The accident hap
pened few miles north of this place.
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BArK OF wasmroros, Nov. %, Is5o.
THIS Bank win he closed Thank giving day, tths
18th instantly IL requested that falling
may be previously attended TO.
NovN-a las. ADAMS, Cashier.