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CITATION.
G. c. Patillo, IS: VIM. Philips and VIM. G.
Norton.
STATE OF rnN.s.
(oRnfY of ipshur.

Te hr NepH u ,aid County Greeting
WHEREAS. ellington e Patillo has filed
w his petition IN tn. District court Of said
county, stating substantially, that some time
m the fall of 1877 he purchased Of William
Philips, Ga citizen Of said county, for "a val.
liable consideration the headlight certificate If
William G. Norton. for six hundred and forty
aarc- 81 Ian Nc, $50, ,@a.s "a. issued to the
said " ihnm G. Norton 10y III. Board of Land
Commissioner Of Shelby county on the Gth
day of september, D. 1889, that when pc.
iiiionet purchased said hcadr'gh' ot the SAID
William Philips That TIE -aid Philips being
unable ut that time To procctr II tra7 s'vr from
til. said Norton to yous petitioner he t'he
sald Philips undertook, and agreed, ON his
part, To- procure transfer 10 petitioner from
said Norton. sAy time petitioner should call
upon him - t. do Petitioner afledg.~ that
he called upon sand phiip, io make ~aid trans
fer about the first day II January. 4. p. 1888
aud once OF Is iec sluoc that time and before
the bringing Of thin suit, aud that the said
Philips failed and refused, and still fails aud
refuses To d. the SANE, in accordance with hI,
said agreement and petitioner avrr- that inr
said hrndugh' is "a genuine claim Tor land
against ia, Government Of Texas that he has
located the sane upgn valuable hand ~ tp-huf
county. 10 s4ld STATE, and that II Is very I'M
port.pt petitioner should haze irregular trans
fer of said rrlhcatr from sad Norton to pc.
utionrr and all.dg.~ that h. h1~ been greatly
damaged hy the failure OF 80 thi,p~ go
comply with hi. contract, to $3.50. 10 the ~um
of one thousand dollars, and pray- Judgment
against the said philips for hi damage, - d
all costs Of suit IN THIS vase and further al
lodges, tina, said Philips was at tbe tine OF
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rrgprIrh Murtu>. The Lsnchhu-g
)rrIuian states that Mr. J. Dickens. oil
|endlelon couu'y, nv. after three yeats
)siy ha, discovered tn pnnr'lIe q" per
ttgsl notion Mr Dickens has s-llten "n
! Congress, and steps will soon be- taken
apply it ro m ,chlnety. III ise 5c"u oi
~ 4. ITCH a, tive bundled thousand dol
y. f,f h., discover, but wnuii not sell
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decentralization Notice.

I ETrERS ui administration were granted
10 IN, undersigned, on the estate oi Fran
81. Richard, decreased, by the county court OF
tl,,,-,, rouniy. pertaining 10 the estates OF
I'sa..,d ,e,-ors. on tn. 1srh day of Jals. \
a ,s,a All p.n.an-, therefore having cisin,s
-, ,b,. and g tate ar. hereby notified ,o
n,s.cn, them to me. duly authenticated "nhin
"" .s,ne viii please make immediate pay
mont 70 tn. undersigned.
"''' cARil\GTO< {. ElAL.
SEN, - 1872 ~ tw
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CAMP MEETING.

Wea'e requested to state that there WI be
Camp m..i W a, tn. Pamela camp ground.
bmm-ncny on the las, d., Of TIL, month, aud
|cluslve Of the first Sunday pIox,
Every body is invited
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OF IL 4.

ESlkAiFD ~ siuer from the
subscriber about the 9th Of Sepi,in.
AA0 Der srry dark brown mare Mule d,
wears old, with the mark of u halter Bbout her
neck ! think branded on the left shoulder wit,
the letter u OF Is she Is u neat, irm, and well
made mule, likely to attract the eye Of good
Judge Of -took. will pay liberal reward for
her delivery at Tho's ID pow.ll's drv good ,
store, be- thankful for any information concern.
my the beast.
JERRY Il. VAUGHAN.
Oct =, 1852 nl1it
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I OFFER tor sale, Tor cash tse hsel3 negro
men. Nsrly woman, who j. a good house
,sr,ani, AMI a boy
Ii not sold hs the last Sa,nfiay IN October,
Will oti,r tsem At public aucsisn Ia toe nigh
est bidder. st the Court HOUSE door, IA Mar.
.hall. within th. usual hoars Of sai.
For further particulars enquire OF the under
signed
LOUIS HARDING
Marshall. Sep, - i~s" 10
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PLANTERS llOTGI.,
NarshaH, TuGs.
IilXArII I'll JACKSON tfupurtfe-.


IN taNng charge ot the PLANTERS 20
l TEL, MIR. ] D., full, aware ct the fe.pou.
,b.lity of the undertaking. yet having had
several years cNpcneufe N catering for the
public. She Matters herself tina, she can render
general satisfaction
She has u.udr some and hopes 10 make
many more changes lu the stNie and mauoge.
mcnt Of tins House whether foF better ur
ior worst" she j, willing to leave To % discern
ing public 10 decide Notwithstanding, ali the
Improvements she ha. "a tirH, her charge wi'l
remain The same 81, lho,o Of her ".i,u,tfIous'
predecessor
a. Tho STAGE OFFICE, for the shrcyr'
port, jefferson, aud Tyler line of siages, Is
kept Of this House aod every attention ~l.l
be- paid Co tie travelling public
AuE :. 1901 "a pt-3m.
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The friends nt Mr. " .p,l,f N boston,
sem truly ~ .atu.si in their determination
run HIM for President Ilp.s deay that
! !, shout wrt,nga letter dlsappfov'ng ct
BE- movement
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DIED.,

IN Harrison county. t,,as an Nr,iuest'Y me- ~
r l~,9. Mi.. Asrii, J,ss tNtoR dos h'ef "'
He, - aud \d.liu. T. Isvlar
The obituary " III apg..at ~ nnr nerI ISSUE
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Superior saddles,

"a GElGfR 4 co, are now manu-.
featuring some If he finest saddles
~ ever of,xed for sac IN the State
They can bc obtained cheap for cash. a, the sign
of the Golden saddle. 1eaa. street, opposlt,
the market, Shreveport, or nj the urat,h of
their hou.r IN Marshall
Oct :, 1854 nlJ-r
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|Gpr>r Srous ~ E>li>ND All parts
Great Bri;,..,i were visited. duriug the
|ees OF Aas,st preceding the sailing OF
l. steamer. by storm. OF thunder and
|rh,ning of unprecedented violence. In
Inshnd. ireland, scotland, aud Wales,
les are alike destructive Houses aud
karch,s were struck, aud IN SOME cases
bn.umrd, Z LIT. al gram Frustrated, men
h women killed, aud the slpp,ug oi the
ks,l. mon. or less damas-d The Lon
In Herald has three columns OF close
S.ter giving the detail. ol the accidents
~ losses \non. the pthet pecul'ari''es
J the pheuome.ll were the shocks OF
ArhqaaAe f.h in some places, particularly
] Nurnwall aud Devon -- DtHa.
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XBrrfISG. a lew E.ls were M de in the
)ry Hotel YESTERDAY first We have
ard OF IN the city sine. the opening of
\ campaign. \ lew hundred were bet
h, Scott would not carry Tour States South
| Mason aud Dison's line. and two hun
hi aud ten a. Two handled tina, h. would
d carry this STATE Ro, We should quail
rb. statement. that this is ,he fret bet
Q we have heard ai. tx alderman Dayern
Aled up a fifty with whig gentleman on
J DAY Pierce. nomination WAS announced
ielegraph-that he would be elected,
bower, the Wing nominee not then
kown- might be v o. UeIia.
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MARSHALL HOTEL,
tSouih spie Of III. Public Squared
MARSHALL. TayN

TIVE subscriber having recently taken charge
L Of this House has made several improve
rurnt- In it. Internal arrangements, and has had
the rooms thoroughly renovated and repaired
80 that II Is nov inferior 10 no Hotel IN the
county.
A, he has started in the busines. with the
expectation Of making 1t profitable. he VIII en-
deavor to do - by herl ing good house. LIST
CieaullncSs ard nraine.~ VII b. ob~rryed IN
all the arrangements of the Marshall House,
from the kitchen 1" tn, sairrl. II The bed
rooms and beds will not only be kept neat and
clcanly. but the rooms viii he supplied with
the necessary iurniture, wa-h-stai d., bowls,
towels. dc.
"a. The table will be- supplied with the very
best that can be obtained, aud which Wiii b,.
served up N au acceptable manner bY au cN-
prfcnced cook. TIL, -er'auis are polite aud
attentive
H. hur. il vii be the objec, Of the undersgn.
id 10 conduct the llar-fall House IN such a
manner ~ to insit, custonL
1tEN-;
Board per month with lodging. So 90
per without lodging, ~ 90
per week. with iodgng, on
per without 30
per day. 90
Single Mral. 30
~ Perry. wel known LIVERY STABLE
d, connected win the 'iou>e Tins stable II
still under tie charge oi i & iiynson Those
stopping at ihr Marshall llru,r, may rely On
Their hor,r- urng We'll attended To-
1'myriers wanting brr-e or ba4g.e-, can
base them at an hour notice.
j. The Henderson lire of STAGES start from
q Ilous, three times 4 Nttk
] " SlNNS
AuYust 7 1852 81 uG-ff
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All~l~keM or Females Friend,
YsAtss n Fmn,4i and hsordsrsd N,n"rpni',"a,
M'ea,r,ars Abortion and ,he r,i,ef Of all those
Nv~gatA,f,e <ertoss As,s,ons attendant on Prse'
@scy
Try THE PtlItorOkEN
| u prepared entirely from vegetable sub.ianres~
Pm that we've familiar remedies With The Ais,
sne, wh,sh w-rv hf-i hruuRh To- The 81 Ply.
ran by The snre-.s thai ended m old indian mid.
rH- tn relieving Nnd curing al 'hn-e complaints for
fh,ch ,h,. m-,iis ~. IL recommended, These roots
20" ,eda,iyr, anti. spssm"i~ .ltrfni'. '".sr and
Pct Properties. which eombiecd. pf'-iner not only y
r-'hf Nr,inn 90 The Uterus hat by alla,uG iriiahi
s"ihing the prr,.s AMI giving tone I" ''ir '""a' w.
~N' Nature ~ rr.nming l-' regular i'ir tn
'i health and ,isot the body and chr-rininsss AMI
'3-n.ns~ni 10 tie sn,nd.
~ Rrmrml-.f tina, All ounce 81 Preventative Is
nm pound Of cur. "
Purchasers, 10 avoid imposition, viii he care
'" Observe my Written signature The outside lab
'a'h butte Ia Counterfeit which /. Forgery.
y. 4. kIsiEI Propr,eto, tiamhu,g. i. {.
" ff.re o. tsf bottle. Sin hst,-s for a
10" sale By stovIL 4 MEAD
r.. llIthsrr-s street, \ o
'"e'A hoi-sal~ Agents for ID. Southern Stal-, TO
Nh"m al orders must he addressed.
"n'SsY 10. ts53 ~Jn2s-jy
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NfH ADV EkTINE :.


nDn Panther ~kin-, 500 r,ar skins for
isOoO whru The highest market pr,,. viii
h' pad ~ Sht.N.pur -ign nf the Golden sad.
die, Texas 81, opposite the market, by
GElGEk n 60.
Oct =, 1872 nli-tf
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BlatkWood'> Magazine and the fri .ish
Quartz. |, Reviews.

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CITATION.

Tux STATE OF ThsAs,
County of upshur.
In the District Court for said County,
FdH Trm. 4. ID. l,52.
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o....... r, H. Prsesxs.ey.

~. Co,x~,.,i,u ri the southern Rights
:" Of Alabama, which me. At Mon.gom
| },., week, nominated Geo. VI: ifoup,
rao,,i, for President. and John A..
,n,, Of Mississippi. for Vice Pres dent
|r,,. WAS State Convention. u very
'ar. one vt thst Eight c"unties were
,s,su,ed b, sixty two delegates, and til,y'
If them came from An,nuga, Mont
as,y. Lowndes, Dallas, and Macon -
1 ni,in, counties around the place OF
aim, The rest Of the State furnished
I remaining three delegates, namely :
Ibi.. one Russell, one, and Harbour
|, II se.ms 10 have been pretty much "a
,n,pomer, affair
|Ths movement, appe,s to nav" nee"
pmpted very stfongl, b, Gov V"''",""'
| Mississippi \ letter was read from IN"
D,es.ifg the opinion that the southern
t,h,. organization ought to he maintained
i; candidate. nomiua,-d. and recognizing
sentiment that no person ought To re-
4 The nomination il offered. SO he will
arr, to accept the nomination aud play
|, IN. role assigned him in this farce, for
{,hon, any di.rc,pect to him, We mus, say
yery treical processing
H. Troup's acceptance -. we should
i ao,, more doubtful. he has been re-
from public hie great many years.
| /. now very ol1-'ully eighty. we sus
II certainly much over srycn'y.
Fra convention Nominated. also, n fol
ke,orI ticket. compos.J ol Wings aud
kmocra,s. They cannot expect To pro.
ce An, impression upon the ncat'lrction,
i, nroha,'iv only mean To keep up an or
oi,,tion Tor iuiuf. purposes. Picdyane,
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SCATTERING VOTES

albany County Matthew Soue re Ssivs 133 Samuel
8, Huntington received 8 William IL Ross received
Blank received q
.9Hegary Csuny.--Hiram R o Cropes received ls7 /:
Charles W Linn received 678; Samuel Leeds received
6e2 Noadiah Morse received 60s; @ o SHEPARD re-
ceived 67S; Peter A. Murphy recsived 67s W c. Boards
ley received6 8; Hathaway received s; W g. Grain
received 81 w. H. Corseil received s; w. L. snith re-
ceiveo .; L. j Walworth received A. J. @ MsDo~sli re-
oeivsd 4; w Bishop received 3; n. Compto rs
ceivtd 3; n @. DiniDy received 2; Piper received
q u. 5. Crooks received 2; H. b Ltchfeid received a.
J n. Marsh received 2; a. A Copover received 2; A. y
Vache received 2; s. Grinnel received a. q. Collins
received Ri D. De Wolf received 1; T. II Hubbard re-
ceived /; Thomas Hubbard received 1 william Grain
received Il John Piersons received 1; John MoDoveu
received Il Gustsvus Conner received 1; B. skinner
resei, ed IL w. Vandervoort received
Bvecme County Thomas Hubbard received 3TS:
j. " Freeborn received 2,3; Willix0 Oran received
104 w. l. Smith received l02; John & Wilson re-.
ceived 2; Francis D. Stryksr received OIL; William s.
6ttbbins received "a
Csftnaugps Couniy.-Harmop D. o Cropes reserved
ceved 113 Nosdiah Morse received 697, Peter n MUIR
ply received cot; Nelson 0. Stevens r-csivsd
Calnga County.--James X. Voorhses received 4,asS;
Blank received l.
Chstsuque County Peter Murphy received 1 800
Chendngo County Leeds resolved 500; Pliny
Freemsn received sos; Phile B Gates reserved g.
Iffnfon Ccunfy.-SherDau d. Piper received 812
John Wilson received 24S.
Coiumoss County, muei Leeds received s. Nslssn B.
Stevens received l.
. Corfiard County Samuel Leeds received s43; pliny
Freeman received SAB; John Lawyer ia
Deto'esre County. ALFRED Pegg receivcf $40
LWchess ecuntr. = Ara Bowen rece,vel k49S william
Cornell recfvcd $500; DIARIES UraSg received IS; q
crcPssy rsesavsd Il q. W. Igna received 1; SaauM
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.rnrrlor or CoAL Is ne UNlrKp srArrs
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At this rate it will be sesn TINT tho annual
after 1901 will be immense. In 1870 the con
so"'p'0" y - ms united States will bs ut least
.-r,y millions Of tons Where this quantity Of
coal il coming from il question that may well occupy
the attention Of largest ,taiss and mo.t enter.
prsing men The works Of internal improvement con.
nectsd with the alton Of coal have during the
past year, been tested to their utmost and without
great increase in the q supply ws as In the
OF getting the GOAL to market there must soon be
such deficiency will have msteriai effect ON prices
1t refore necessary to lock about employ all
the capital At command In tho developement Of the
resources Of Anthracite and bitumnous coal fields
In 1851 the consumption Of coal in England and wos
was upwards Of thirty five millions Of tons Ultimately
shall outstrip Grca. Britain In tho Of this fuel
The rapid increase In steam maTiue both inland and
ocean Of manufacturing Interests In the consump
tlon Of railroads. and in domestic purposes
will require corresponding increase In the supply Of the
material necessary for creating the great moving
power 1t is estimated that the revival Of the iron
interest in this country alone will create an additional
annual demand for full two million tons Of coal The
inroads which yearly made In immense forests
must very raise the market vaas OF wood much
that it will b. beyeBd the reach Of many, ana
enter generally into consumption. Fortunately
have a sufficient supply Of the article in al its
cite and bitun,ous coal OF most superior quality within
two or three hundred miles of the sesbosrd Within
the past year the extension Of railroads canals has
opened sections Of the country containing valuable
mines Of bitumnous cesl and parties Interested,
who have long keen waiting for the completion Of
these works, actively Engaged in nakiog avail
sbe the facilities afforded. Amoss the numerous
companies which have lately been organized and
esced opes the New Crock Coal Mining Company
Of Virginia occupies very prominent position. The
mines sf this Company located In the westernpost
sections CT the Cumberland regions which. it is said
contains superior quality Of the Cumberland coal The
property owned BY the sw Greek C,mpsny Is in Hamp
shire county, vrsns II csnssss Of thousand
land which contains veas OF semi btu
Disous coal The mines II this company mos favor
ably located for porting Its coal 80 market by either
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the Chesapeake and
Ohio Cana. 7ks xa.rssd Is piesa 70 tae
The canal Is completed to CunbsrasA and surveys hsve
been made for it ex.snsssa n Itsdnsat vhsrs Au'
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Theatrical RlSi MusicaI.

BowyRY THFA1RE.-The Hebrew Som, con tinuss I'd
TO be attractive the house being every
evening 1T will again be presented to night, together
with The excellent Drama Of Another crowded
house may be expected.
NIBLo's GAsDEr.-Ths accomplished Rousset family
loved by grand advertisement the ,nts
will terminate with the amusing p:ece called Box and
Cox.n
Burrows THEATRE The amussments announced fer
this evening by Burton consist If the fine comedy Of
The Poor Gentemsnr with splendid cast OF chsrae
tas and the comedy entitled Breach of Promise -
NATIONAL THEATRs.-Purdy con inues. o. usual In a
successful theatrical career To night he offers three
pieces for the amusement II his patrons The pic JOS
selected are Hawk the Highway man, Foulsh Slave,
and " Loan Of Lover"
WALLAcK's THEArRE-An the leading artists Of thi
establishment appear to night in thu comedy called II
: Way to get Married" and the amusing piece Of tn
Lottery Ticket" which will no doubt, attract tu
house
AMERICAN MusEuM The same exeellest bill a. that
yestordsy namely. the comedy Of Used up Ia the AZ
ternoon and the play Of Love in the evening will DO
presented
WHirEs vARIErIEs Three highly amusing pieces are
annouDot for this evening"" CLARA the Maid Of Nisnn
PADDY Miles, Boy" and the pooe entls the Mis-
chievous Niger" with the Two Gregories."
CHsrs1r's OrRRA HoUsE.-Not v hstaIdisg that there
are mere pisces OF amusemen In this city than yet
Mechanics Hail Is wded every night - popular IL
this band
WOODS MIrsTnELs dosg well The bill for to night
oensist ~ usual Of negro melodies nstfuaeat pieces
aAd other amusing features
THs BsHor OrEsA Tsours are plsying with great sue
cess In Phisdeipbia MT Brsham sweet tenor, proba.
the operas Of Sonnsmbuls" ANA LuoiAn with eashu.
thusiss'io cheers
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING --On Wednesday evening,
at the Navy Yard marines who bad been OF the yard
ard who probably somewhst under tho inuonos OF
liquor wrestling scuing together the wharf
their quarters whtn both foil overheard One
rescued hut the other, named Smith, was dro vncd.
Smith had bees seaman in the United States service
cap ain Of tho msnop Of soop Of Decatur and
Is said to be the of wealthy (N
III Chronicle Dec 10
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Riot at Harlem.

FURTHn BrABBING AND KILLISa-0sE MAN DEAD
AND SEVERAL OTHn.s DANGEROUSLY woUsDHD
On Sunday evening, about O'Clock, a riot took place
among number Of Irish and dermsn laborsr In 12sth
street near Fifth and during the disturbance
knives brought into requison and
seriously wounded James Brady was picked up by tho
Twelfth ward police in the MORALLY stabbed, he
was conveyed the station house where be died Luke
Fitzpatrick received stab the back left fractured
and cut badly He sent to the City Hospital Thos
Lee received two scalp wounds and stabs about his
Charles Fitzpatrick slso injured BY two scsls
wounds Each Of the injured men stabbed during
the ARRAY by Germans to them unknown. Drs. Hill and
Colby attended the 5nured Coroner Ives has been
called TO hold inquest tho body Of Brady when In
oil probability the origin Of the riot will be shown by the
witnesses At present the police have under arrest John
Cobut, Michael Ryan Cornelius Crowiy and John Fin
patrick who all taken 20 the station house charged
with rioious conduct In the vicinity Of the murderous
ARRAY in which James Brady lost his life.
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GIDDKGsIsh. learn from the Wilmington
Republic that Joshua Giddpgs lectured in that city
Sunday evening last and denounced in his usual slang
whsDg style ell who differed With him He expressed
the opinion that In short time there would be but two
parties In this the free democracy and slave de-
mocrscy Among other things, hs expressed the opi-
MON That Fred Douglas will be elected to Congress with
in few years and remarked that in point Of ability he
had not superior among the representatives Of the
Southern States
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY The hea viest robb berry that
has occurred In this city for years pstrs.sd
Tuesday evening on board the steamer Editor lying ct
the wharf on her way from Pitxburg to st. Louis
Whist The psssenscs at supper, about five O'Clock
tho state room Of Mr. Rob Butcher pried open
With cbise-tho burglars forcing spen the outside
door S. 32i distracted from vase In tho
The va,e contained three boxes Of similar mako,
containing papers a:cordeon the third the money
In gold with which the scouBdres succeeded in safely
getting Oft MIR Butcher formerly resident Of Cam.
bria soupry Pennsyivania Jchnstown and vas on
his way the est TO seek home MED BY
bis wife and children The money all he possessed
In the world and the shock OF the loss upon
his vito that IL found necessary to force pre-
Uah 1axrffe Dfr
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NOTICE TO hip MASTERS Tho folio wing trans
latton Of notice received the Uated Consul
az Buenos Ayress pnbiifhsd for tho Information Of
whom IL may conoeSR-
Notice hereby given e. all ,nguees and Of
vessels coming from beyond the that hAvisg noted
the nfrscon commi ted IT the existing Of the re-
pubic which direct that all vesse must hsv. their
pere certified By the Consul Of ourd
q the pscc from whence they sailed the
adopted tina necessary measures putticg an end to
THIS abuse by ordering that ~ tho expiration Of SIX
months counting from the date Of tbis notice
whose papers have bern certified In Dom ,ance
With the regulations ~ tho lay will bs allowed enter
the ports OF the Argentine Confsdersoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

:, ycnns man named Samuel Boyd aged - year, en-
the OH iDst walked of the high hank above the Gow.r
psn NJ Ro'hastcr csn,ins hs death tint stis,ay rhc
nsnt Was vary dark, ana IL supposed hs Lost his way
high.