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Tsiegraphin Intelligence.
Later from Europe---Arrival of the
. Asia at New York.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1913 40 a. m.
The British Mail Steamship Asiu, Capt.
Judkins, has arrived at New York from
Liverpool. which port she left on the 9Th
inst.
O. The LIVERPOOL MARKErs.---The Cotton
( market was dull and unchanged, and on
ly q limited business transacted Mt previous
rates. The sales for the three days since
the departure Of the Atlantic, on the 9th
instant, comprised twenty-five thousand
bales, Of which spectators took six thous-
and five hundred. The sales during the
week amounted to fifty-four thousand FIVE
hundred bales, Of whic! spectators pur-
chased twenty thousand, and exporters
three thousand seven hundred and fifty.
Flour and Breadstuffs had further ad-
'vanced. Provisions wero unchanged
Naval Stores were very active at advanc-
ed rates. Coffee was dull. Rice was ac-
tive. Sugar had advanced Cd. per cwt.
HAvRE CorroS MARKEr-Cotton in
Havre during the week has been dull, and
the sales only comprised eleven tousand
bales against $4,000 q bales imported
during the same period. The stock Of
Cotton at Havre, exclusive of that on ship
board, amounted to $4,000 bales. New
Orleans Tres Ordinaire was quoted at 06
rs, Mobile at 81 frs, and Upland ut 81
frs.
LoNDoS MONEY MApKEr.-Consols for
money closed at from 100 3S TO 100 IA.
STATE OF FTRADE.-At Manchester trade
has fallen of, but prices are not lower.
ENGLAND.-The British Parliament as
scmbled on the 4th inst, and the Hon.
Charles lie Fevre Shaw, was elected Speak
er Of the House of Commo S. ...
FRANcE.--The Senate assembled on the
4tl inst, and resolved to refer the ques-
tion Of re-establishiug the Empire to a
vote of the people.
SPAIS.-General Concha has sailed
from Barcelona with five hundred troops
for Cuba. r
IrALY!-Nine OF Edward Murray's fel-
low prisoners have been shot at Aucona.
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Assortment OF Harness.
A @ ARD

MESSRS. G. +. KENNEDY, of Ches-
1vI ter, and JAMES NJ. HURST, form
erly one of the proprietors Of the Planters
Hotel, Charleston, have leased the Ame-
ricam Hotel, KISG-sTREET, and would
respectfully solicit from their friends and
the travelling public portion of their pa
ronage. We pledge ourselves that the
guests Of the Hotel will receive accomme-
dation unsurpassed by any in the city.
.. KENNEDY, G.. HURST.
Charleston, May 10. 6m Is
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ESTATE SALE.

RY order Of James II. Withcrspoon, Or
1D dinary, will be sold at the residence of
VIM. G. Porter, decd, on the 30th day Of
November, 1882, the whole personal estate
Of the said deceased, consisting of valuable
and likely young negro fellow, about 81
years of age, two well broke young mules, 4
head of Horses, some good cattle and hogs,
sheep, household furniture, plantation and
smith tools, corn, fodder, wheat and oats,
cotton in seed, aud many other articles.
AGNES NJ. PORTER, Admr.
Nov. l9, 1852. Pr. fee, ,S3, AO-3t
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s.sEL d GAL N 0 TICES.
IL MILE CREEK LAND
FOR SALE.

Robert Mcdonald g. In Equity.
Eugenia {. his wife, Lancaster Dist.
rs. Bill for sale Of
Thomas l.. Dunlap Land.
81 wife, et ak
pY virtue Of the decree of the Court of
D Equity, in above case, will sell at
Lancaster c. II. on the lst Monday the 9th
OF December 1852. the plantation or tract
OF land whereon Robert Siinson resided at
his death, and devised by him to his daugh-
Ter, Eugenia G. Siinson, (now Mrs. McDon-
ald,) situate in Lancaster District, on both
sides of Twelve Mile Creek. containing 500
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of NJ.
c. Heath, Esq, aud others. This tract con-
tains some rich and valuable bottoms. and
also good upland, mostly in woods, with n
comfortable dwelling house. A rc-survey
and plat will be made before the day Of sale.
Terms--A credit ofone, two and three
years, with interest payable annually from
day of sale, Except ns much cash rs will pay
costs and expenses of sale,) purchaser Civ
ing bond and two good sureties and mort
gage.
JAMES II WITHERSPOON,
Com'r. Eq. l.. d.
Lancaster G. II. Oct. 90, 1852.
Printers Fee 80. 81 IT.
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NJ / s CE LILA N B 0 US !.
M % T I G E

WS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN AP-
III plication will be made, to the next
Legislature, for n charter for a Rail Road
from Lancaster Court House, to connect
either with the South Carolina Rail Road
at Camden, or with the Charlotte and
South Carolina Rail Road, at Chesterville,
lidgeway, or some other suitable point on
said Road.
August 4th, 1852 90 3m.
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Chesterfield. G. II. Mail.

DUE SATURDAY, AT lO A. NJ.
DEPARTS THURSDAY, AT 4 A. N.
All letters must be deposited by o'clk
P. NJ, to ensure their departure by next
mail.
All transcient newspapers sent are re-
quired to be pre- paid, otherwise they are
not mailed.
All persons who receive newspapers
and other periodicals, will observe that the
law requires the postage to be paid quar-
terly in Advance.
T. r. MAGILL, ?. NJ.
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Valuable & Likely Negroes
NhG ~ y FOR SAFE ta ft...-6 2


sPY order Of James III. Witherspoon Ordi.
II nary for Lancaster District, and in pur-
uance of the Will of the late Simon Beck
am decd, will be sold nj his late residence
miles south of Lancastcrville on the Cam
en- road. on the 23d and 24th days of De-
mhc. 1882, the whole personal estate or.
cred to be sold, consisting of about
30LIKELY & VALUABLE NEGROES
among the numberis an a1at
.EXCELLEYT YOUNG SMITH,
several choice young fellows, women, boys
and girls, two good WAGONERS. Also,
one Carriage one Buggy, Wagons and gear
Plantation and smith tools: Horses and
Mules, barge stock of cattle and hugs, a
quantity Of corn and fodder, and many and
yaiious ether articles, ...:.-
The neg ocs are pronounced by good judi
ges to be nm exceedingly likely ging. They
will DC sold the first day Of sale--thc 23d.
TERMS.-Fort the negroes, a credit of
and 2 years, purchaser giving bond and two
good suretics, with interest annually from
day of sale, and mortgage. For the other
estate credit of ~ months with interest
from day fslle, note and two good sureties.
..r... JANE E. BECKHAM, Earn.
A. J. CAUTHAN, Er'or.
Nov. %, 1852, 42-5t.
= Printers Fee S6.75.
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Concord mail

DUE THURSDAY, At 6 p. NJ.
DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 A. NJ.
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State of South Carolina


LANCASTER DISTRICT.
PY James II. Witherspoon, Esquire, Or
~ dnary for said District. Where's,
VIM. J. Clawson, Esq, applied to mo- for
letters Of Administration, on all an singu-
lar, The goods and chattels, Rightsehd Cred
It's Of Pleasant 8, Dumas, late. .eof the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased, beiS.g his estate un-
administered. aEi
These are thereforc,eto cite and admonish
oil and singular. tbekindred and creditors of
The said deceased, to be and appear before
me nt our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, TO be holden at lancaster Court
House, on the 9Th Of December next, to
show cause, II any, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
& - ! day OF November, IN the year of
J. 8. our Lord, one thousand eight hum
~, dred and fifty two, and In the 77th
year of American Indehendence
JAMES II. wiTHERsPooN.
4i--2t Printers Fec. %.
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ESTATE SALE.

NN the 9Th day of December next, will be
~ offered at pnblic out-ery, at the resi-
dence Of Stephen ID. Miller, late Of Chester
field District, (dec'd.9 all the personal prop
erty, consisting ofs5 likely negroes, II head
about 75 head of hogs, , sets Blacksmith
tools, about 100 bushels of Corn, Fodder,
about IS bales of cotton. Household and
kitchen furnature, and other articles too te-
'dious to mention. The sale to continue
from day to day, until all is sold. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
Also, all the lands belonging to the estate
rented on the day after the sale. - r..
MATILDA MILLER, Adm'x.
JOHN L. ROBERTSON, Admir-.
Nov. II, 1862.
Printers fee sat 4l-3t.
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his planta-
Il ton On Hanging Rock Creek. The
tract contains S42 acres, 200 ofwhich is in
cultivation. One half of that is fresh and
fine Cotton Land. There are on the prem
ises sett of excellent Grist mills, which are
in good repair, good dwelling house, gin
house and screw, and all necessary out bull
dings. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber, Hanging Rock, Lancaster Dis
trict.
Also, another tract adjoining, belonging
to Mr.. b. d. Johnson. The tract contains
600 acres, the two tracts jointly would make
good settlement.
rs ... ..... J. B. MOBLY,
Oct. 6, 1862. 36-if
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SPECIAL NOTICES

EH The friends Of J. A. STEWbfAN
announce him as Candidate for the Office
ofClerk Of the Court, at the ensuing Elec-
tlon.t
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'hs previous day. s67 bsles changed hands
at 81 10 81 cents. Mg-1 sss-T

CANDIES MARKET, Nov. 10. !,
Corros-Tbe demand sr cotton contin-
ues good, but at a slight reduction on our
last quotations, extremes ranging ut 8 to 81.
Charleston quotations, 81 to 10.
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Mail Arrangements.
Camden Mail

Camden Mail
DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
At 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, 4 SATURDAY,
At o'clock, Il. M
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A LII persons indebted to me are earnestly
N requested TO come forward and settle
their accounts oA or before the 25th of De-
cember, as am compelled to have money.
Come, gentlemen. dance up to your partner
and save any hard feelings hereafter. sa.
L. ID. KENNEDY.
Nov. q, 1852. 42-it.
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Charlotte Mail

Charlotte Mail
DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
At 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, & SATURDAY
At o'cioch, 4. M.
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R E IH' 0V a i. !.
MANSION HOUSE,
CAMDEN, s. c.

TNHE Subscriber would respectfully in
Il form his friends and the public general
ly, that the house he formerly occupied has
been purchased for private residence, and
that he has taken the large and
C0MM0DI0US HOTEL, j.
one door north Of tht Court House, former
ly kept by Mr.. II. u. BOYD.
II is one of the most Pleasant and Com
Portable Hotels in the State, every room
having fire place, well ventilated and.I.a-
dies pirlors well furnished.
His table shall compare flvorably with
any in the up country. The servants will
be found respectful and attentive.
He would say to those who have patron
lied him, as we'll as to those who may here
after do SO, th;t every exertion by himself
and Lady, will be used to render their stay
with them comfortable and pteas,ht.
Persons wishing quiet abode during their
stay In Camden, will do well TO call, as there
will be no bar on the premises.
His stables and lots will be attended by
experienced and attentive 0stlers.
An Om.ibns will run Regularly to and
from the Depot. r ,lsf
Nov. 18th 1852. M-3t
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ESTATE SALE,

EOIATE SALE.
PY ORDER of J. III. Witherspoon. o. L.
ID d., will be sold Mt the late residence Of
John HOugh decd, on the 26th and 9th
days Of November, 1862, the personal estate
of said deceased, (cxcept the negrocs,) con-
sisting of head Of horses, about 80 head of
cattle, hogs, sheep, wagons, plantation tools,
Household furnature, Walnut, poplar and
ash plank ; about TOO bushels of corn,
quantity of Fodder and oats, smith tools and
many other articles ..ga"s.
Terms, 10 months credit with interest,
note and good suretics.
II. NJ. BELK,
WIN. HOUGH. H1r''
Nov. 3, 1882. 80 at pd
~ 2. s. Probably 8 or 10 negroes to hire
the same day.
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Chesterville mali:
DUE WEDNESDAY, AT 5 p. n.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT IL A. NJ.
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WinSb0rO' mail.

DUE SATURDAY, AT 6 p. NJ.
DEPARTS THURSDAY, AT 4 p. NJ.
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Telegraphic Communication betwee,
America and Europe.

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New York Associated Press, respectfully
begs to announce to the mercantile and
business community, that TELEeRApuIc
DIsrArcHEs, TO and from any part of
Great Britain, or the Continent of Europe,
will be punctually forwarded, il confded
to his care.
Dispatches should be forwarded in en-
vclope, unsealed, AMI addressed "Telegra-
phic."
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of the Mail.
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stairs. a'
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And General Agent in England lor the
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Dental, should be addressed TO.
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NOTICE.

Nov. 9th, 1859
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POLITICAL.
For the Enquirer
THE STAR OF LOVE!
ZaN NON I,


ZANONI.
-..a, h,,ht and early on maiden checks glowing
And her hair light and curly, were on inc sou "'o
flowing,
as she beneath inc iiSht--
or a starry summers night,
Dreaming dreams Of womans love!
Still watching the stars above
Her eyes lingr ring In me Sh', III ono SWEEP oe
star of night
As She dreamed the sweetest dream
He, hear had .'cr il rapture felt;
AS bv the soft and gentle beam ,ar
Which Tell from that sweet star sue h
And p shs read within that star
,,,,v were now uplifted from their
And those roses loved 50 ue''
gio" as sadly sitting.
IN, rhnt dream was never qultt!ns
n.r heart il filled with sweets oi love,
nrsamtd of in that star above ,
sin she was gazing through the air. 'ha' "ooea "' " "
fingered there
I'm in the trackless cave OF nlght
Whose wool hung with burning rays
And mid those gems Of starry ssh!
Her fearful eye, its melting gaze
Had fixed
Upon ,ha, burning above in which she dreamed Oh
mans love!
Tbo, hair once swee,ly braided, tie night ar s"s
And those roses a had faded from her cheek once
glowing;
And she gazing on the light
Of one sweet burning star OF night,
AZ she laid her the damp
To sumbcr meath that starry ramp, -, =, t.. 49,
BY whose soft and iucio oeah's' "e' "
s,ea from her brea, and leave her there,
Where she hath nightly, OFT, reposed
She looked up, her silent prayer,
And on that star her bright eye closed
She slept
TO wake within ,ha, star above where first she read OF wo
mans lovel
York
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THE LONE STARRY HOURS.

Oh The lone starry hours give me, love,
When still is the beautiful night
When the round. laughing moon see, love,
Peep forth through the clouds silver light.
When the winds through the lone wood sweep, love-
And gaze on some bright rising star
And the world is in dreams and sleep, love-
Then, awake, while touch my Guitar
Till the red rosy morn see, love,
Far away DER the distant sea
TIL the stars cease their gentle light. love,
Will wait for a welcome from thee
And Oh if that pleasure be mine, love!
We will wander together asar-
And my heart shall be thine! thine mine love
Then awake, while touch my Guitar.
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lie GOOD. Nicn mat sii'1 i'iiOt! IL proper III Ill
irnt-) opinion u wllh!'aw You from Your fe.1,
n,rd, hi- determination 10 do ~ vii! h" ma :
YOU" This was not denial, bnt a susnens
IrtinE hycJl,n!n"i VII: ~ ..uI:n"n ui:G'Jn
~ Igrt Your r"Tu.st VS. -f!il p"Gt!ng;h re@1r.
fl, ,ooi then ,'prd IN tie say .! t." iGlm i!t'c
81 yogr = .,;c>; aar ta 'rrSlcmt Promised - act
~ i.c ggr4iig" ..hnu Ia, o5si3cie should be ri
'g!ng :5oG lie STATE u thit-; ii ne hra''t .r
amy T.! nuafg. H. concluded tnA; |; was remove
A.. ....gi,, longer 10 T,lI!rc "i You rsi"SaHt
,.,,,,., rri,g .rnrr.l. mis- certainty cannot tr d.
,,r,.n a. punishment. d. not 'ecm y gf"F"c 10
~, M. -:r.oi ag- - u ii''' 'iu'te' 81 Isl. 5.
a;at, ,.i!-in i .!..!c )" ih@ !''' 'i'A'''- '".s
.,-,.,,,r,s- m opinion - = t.t' s"'5- o. ~ I'D
..s.f~ winch rests upon E'His''i % ","ets' t.. t
,..,.i,l,rtbic extent III. 0i'r: IN u. nv, ~.
IN, a., inquiry n3w s!iiin@ ~ VI Sic1. /
\. recalled tHs> ultimately @r'htrd. -, +
,.r i,r,slnaTy canI@ihtnts "h:'" ''"'a nor .....
~ notice. without eEgn-:a9 atoIf .!gsur,.
r. m. exposition ms &':eH ".s"',' H'4 'a" .s
,,,..if ,,- introducing COMPLAINTS :" 'h!gE .a.
w. ,ug.traa-, a you -"!hf' t., liz.
,rt the ..rhr.. a:.e-iri "''!a"i-.' "hf"a,
before tie same con- to" .i'h'''h -s! n
m. i.ccrscr ana t!.' .c@ ~ me ".s ami a..
,,, f,.jt ). ian aiae. Most i1,taa-t. l&-'ee 4
IN! wny j. !, not Impartial justice: 90 p...
,;,n: can yuu claim :, hrv" y"nr c'st o,et,.,
-, !. i. rae ypu n4E- a-sEtmc! - a. t.r.-...
., ,,.,.noun.e. ;nrn! gu,I':i 49,: complain an,
~ ,xs i. the country - q, -. o" :"G. ma, s
in.,I,p,, a co.ft Ia 'rti,tcr Hout decree. B..y.-
MI ,i,hrll! nudge, a!laJg-h they were y1Ds ...
,,r. mat court ,ou al -'tsi u" ~. -aGc rs. . .
,,,,,,! rlgrts Tnon4h y"C may have NJ ...4...
.,ir,i.n ,ha, ;nu gIy innocent lLi me- ire .gs
,rnurn, could act upon SO sgr' presumption. lE =.
ina an accu-.r, you :t rut place !t..gscii ...
q! being :, 81. u1i : ~" hEc cutEt is. 4
mun:'y i: ia. Ducro""r, ana caH c.I.m rg -.st
,u.,irl ..tlial tic Mn. can DO no "fgr., ! Il :.
vour cantuct. WHEN ul,ie -. n jet q! char#, .r
! h., ~. 4 court E.tE
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Nv Y"Rx $40 3i-Ihe steamer o2.o n
iatcr Dat, f:uHCaIl:nr"ta sac hUn-- tire u,
sensets, $50 All i ha.: millions u cg'a.TS r
lh'Gr>t rn.ii ests made ~ far 70, A'ssa'It os''s
OF 90 600 letter, and 5" coo asw Space
Tn" heaih q. II. lsisG.us wis .na'3'.1-.
Ia" seauer GGcen Ga;e. en- her -. W." $50
sirnent Of L. : In:os:ry, ID! log ~ c5o,':"
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FiRE-bEAIH OF u "
New ORLEaxs. Aug 3J.-NeItis tie "sAo.@ -
aadril. La, his see1 destroyed y NJ; D. 81
Ano;hr- tcstrpcUy, f,s had areltie: y %:
judge I..,cr. al me !, D..,c; Court: c.e- 'o'..s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

GREAT BEND, Pa, Oct A, 1859
The Democracy N Wilsnot's District Great Mass
Meeting and Tvehhght Procsssio~-Hon. ID.
s. Dickinso~, John Van BuYea, and Hon. G.
n. Gro,c, aud Others, IN the Fiad-o Yhig
Meeting.
The largest and most enthusiastic political demon
stration ever made In the county Of Susquehanna,
came off on Saturday last, at Great Bend. The
day was beautiful, and from ten o'clock till three
the masses came streaming into town by thousands
From the east and west on the New York and Erie
Railroad, and from tho south on the Lackawana
and Western, the trains were crowded to overflow
ing, while from the whole surrounding country the
masses, in large delegations, showed that the on
thusiasm Of IA is being aroused. Banners were
everywhere flying, music from the Montrose and
Binghamton brass bands enlivened the scene, while
the patriotism Of all was awakened by the constant
discharge of artillery.
Hon. d. s. Dickinson addressed the people, for an
hour and hall, in his usual statesmanlike and elo
quent manner. G. L. Ward, ESQ, of Towanda, was
the next speaker Mr.. Wards speech was clas-
sically beautiful. Hon. G. A. Grow, the successor
Of Mr. Wilmot, who has just been rs-nominated for
second term, then loudly called for, and came
forward to address his constituents. Mr.. Grow is
one Of the most finished orators in the country; and
He spoke two hours and the frequent outbursts
of applause, and breathless attention of the audi
ence, showed how deeply he impressed the great
principles of democracy upon their minds. General
Patton, of Towanda, made a short and appropriate
speech, and then came Fl on John Van Buren,. He
spoke amid the widest tumult Of enthusiastic APP
plsuse.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Van Buren's speech, the
assembly dispersed wish three times three cheers for
Pierce and King. special train of cars then con-
yeyed the speakers, and delegation Of hve or six
hundred, to Scranton, Luzerne county, where
large meeting and torch-lght procession was held
in the evening.
The democracy Of Northern Pennsylvania are
in motion, and will be heard next November.
In contrast with this, mass meeting was held at
Friendsville the day before, for Scott and Graham
Not one hundred persons were present, and these
were quietly dispersed by long and windy speech
from the somewhat notorious Judge Jessup, Soott's
abolition aide de camp in Susquehanna. This abo-
ition lecturer seems to feel awkward making stump
speeches from tho platform upon which he squared
himself at Baltimore. SUsQuEHANNA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

SUPPOSED MURDER Mr.. Clark, Of wilma, Jeffer-
county. N. Y, left home the 18th inst horse
back, to be gone only few hours When short dis
lance from his residence, he met brothers, by
the Of Freeman. with whom he had had diff
Guilty about the purchase Of farm and after some
ments conversato Of exciting nature, he left them
and has not nce been heard Of His horse appeared at
home fadded and bridled early the next morning The
hat by Mr. Q. found the bank Of the river,
short distance from the Freeman House. it was con-
ceaed in the bushes