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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Chas. Emanuel & CO..
Gentemen's Clothing and Furnishing Store,
~ Camp street, New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-24
Police Jurv--Parish of 1berville.

On Monday the 9Th day OF January, 1882, at a
regular session of the Police Jury of said Parish,
the following members met at the courthouse of
said Parish, to wit:
Louis Hebert, member from 1st District;
w. C. Adams, member from I'd District;
J. A. Dardenne, President, member from Sd
District;
Thos. C. Brown, member from 4th District;
r. A. Upton, member from 9Th District;
Izaie Leblanc, member from 9th District;
Chas. A.. Slack, member from 18th District.
Then the following proceedings were had:
The Committee on accounts and claims reported
the following. accounts as correct, and allowed:
W. P. Bradburn, advertising electious, &c, S67 90
]. H. Haase, justice of the peace, account
of fees in criminal cases, 9 Sc
J.. H. Haase, assessor, for copy of tax roll, 80 90
J. H. Haase, assessor, for copy Of school
list, SO 90
Paul Deblieux, for an armorie for clerks
office. 80 90
Henry Sullivan, ~jailor, for blankets for Jail, 4 90
L. Petit, account for costs, copies, &c. for
the Parish, 10 so
J. I. Petit, sheriff, for expenses to St. Mar
tin for a witness in the case of the State
VS.. Charles Smith, &c, A 25
J. H. Haase justice of the peace, account
for fees in criminal cases, 3 81
Charles ManiY, account for burying an in
digent. 10 90
F. V. Gallagher, justice of the peace, ac-
count for fees in criminal cases, IS IS
A'onis Petit, clerk police jury, for parish
tax list, 90 90
DR.. Ward, for viewing a dead body, 10 90
F. v. Gallagher, justice of the peace, ac-
count for fees in criminal cases, 2 IS
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-24
sEM1AMEAe
PLAQUEMINE
SATURDA Y, JANUARY "a, 1907.
Meeting Of Sugar Planters.

&E EE.
The undersigned, seriously regarding the a.
tempt which is making to change the present RATE
of the Tare of Sugar Hogsheads, as highly UNJUST
and injurious, and which demands the serious,
speedy and united condemnation of the Sugar fiah-
tiers of this State, respectfully invite their fellow
citizens of Iberville to meet at the Court House
in Plaouemine on SATURDAY, TN Of February
next, to express the sentiments of the Parish up
on this subject. nnorr,
~ J. A. HEBERT,
JOSEPH BREAUX,
EUGENE BREAUX,
B. A. LANDRY & co,
THEODORE JOHNSTON,
JOSEPH HENRI,
LOUIS HEBERT,
THOMAS WHALY,
PAULIN DUPUY,
w. G. ADAMS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-24
Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu dun decret on ordre de Ia Cour du
u 6me District de l'Etat de la Louisiana, ell
ct pour la Paroisse d'Iberville, a moi adresst,
en- date lie 81 Janvier. 1852, Jexposerai en-
vente p%ublique au plus offrant ct dernier en-
cheriSseur. --- ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-24

O. The purcst alter Of love is the heart Of a
mother.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-24
Etat de la Louissane-Paroisse d'Lberriue

Parish of Iberville, Jan. %, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
Mail Gleanings, &c.

B DR.. Ray, Principal of the Rhode
Island Insane Hospital, reports its ourshing con-
citizen. The number of patients is 1877 81 have been
discharged during the year &c have recovered, 8
imnroyed. 4 unimproved, and l6 have died. The
DIR. estimates the number of insane persons in the
State at 400, of whom emily l89 are receiving the
benefits of the hospital
70 Chicago is the most rapidly growing
CITY in the Western country. II has now popula-
non of 40 OO0 (sthough but 2s 900 in s50O and real
estate is selling at higher prices than can be obtained
srywhere else. It's supremacy as the great metro
polls Of the West will not be long matter ot dis
pu'e.
u The Order of United American Me-
cbanics OF New.Jersey, established to elevate the
condition OF mechanics, have 900 members in the
State During the last quarter according to state
uert in The True AMERICAN, ,l2l IS has been paid
9no s6 5l4 70 discharged in relieving disabled mem
ters There are widows and ii orphans who are
n-oyjded fer by the members OF the order, and the
children are sent to school at their expense.
Cy The Colored People of Boston have
presented Hon. p hale ard r. H. Dana, Jr., Esq,
,r,bp,e of gatituce for their able and successful
services in the Rescue Trials. To Mr.. Hale they
care eight volumes of English History, and to
Mr. Dana the Historical Works of Hallam. Both
gentlemen acknowledged me presents as "evi'
oepce to their children Of their fathers regard for
the oppressed
e A charitable old lady, named Rosa
pouahan, faraillary known as "Aunt Rosa" died
lately IN yinceInes Indiana, in the SD year oil ner
age. She had such an antpathy to the male sex thas
she never held communication with males when she
could avoid it. Even her will had to be written oy
her female friends, to whom she also entrusted the
disposal of her property.
II A mason by the name of Mark
Smith fell from a high brick building at Albany on
Saturday and was instantly killed He was inss1i-
Gated at the time and had been advised to leave tue
building on account Of it. Verdict-Dieo iof the
want Of the maine Law"
70 Ninety persons were killed and forty-
seven wounded by railway accidents in the state Oh
New-York during the past year. Not one was kllei
in his seat.
II Charles B. Fisk, Esq, the Chief En-
sreer, states that the water will be let into the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal in time for the naVlsa'
ton 10 be opened by the LIST Of March
r. The ice in the Delaware, at Trenton,
gave way on Monday night. The river fell seFeia'
feet during the hight. The fears when were ien
Of al immense fresht,, and the consequent oes'ruc'
tor Of property, have suosided
q The Supreme Court OF the United
States will adjourn on Tuesday nsxt TO the nrss
Monday III April, when it will reassemoie ior a'erm
OF two months.
u Chief Justice Wells, Of the Missa-
cagss,.s C,umor Peas, is dangerously III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
CITY ITEMS.

Mrs. Susannah P. Stone, widow of the
late Col VIM L. Stone, of this City, died al sralo
Ga Springs, Wednesday morning.
"A petition has been presented to the
Supreme Court, General Term, asking TO have the
rule OF Limitation adopted similar to the one which
has beer IN operation many months in the Supreme
Court OF The United States. and which restricts The
members OF the Bar to tao hours when arguing
cases before the Court. In the u g. District Court
ano wnen sitting In Admiralty, Judge Belts adopted
the one hour rule some months back. and finds it TO
Work we'll The Supreme Court holds the question
unoer advisement for the present
- Coed Southern Shad have been in the
MARKET In small quantities for something moro than
q week.
- The new steam propeller William
Penn, to be put on the route between New.York
and Cnasres, arrived from Philadelphia yesterday
morning.
SAILS OF REAL EsTArE.-The follow
ins sales were made by A. J. Blocker on Wednes-
J.,- Fab Cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
COMM r RCIAL.
LtverpooI Cotton Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10 during the last three
have often ted the crop cannot be too large
III viii eli DO wanted The Economist OF Saturday last
elaborate tables fhGR bears out Tor actually
27Ot O0t bales and although in its
II button only gives eat Bitsin the same
for 1854 to the UIited States l85lnamey,
leOoo mes--ar ms only Of 81 coo in the i'm
pos from other places whereas Oe09 would be nearer
The mark.
al,o esmstss the exporl from this country the
last year whereas IL Is ackpOwle 'ged fact that the
Comment Of Europe bare If Cotton, that bona ds
export demand OF O to $500 bales per week has set IN
unpfecedsn eddy early IL admits that with the large
crop, socks will be 1881 than IN 1851 We
venture place record he frem the
Saiee are prosecuted Wi greater shall c0HtINue
10 have et stocks and be exposed to the effects OF action
ne ieactlcn from the varied reports from every quarter
lkfsrehtial facts we have for and will reserve
them for next
The market continues tame End without energy, yet
rnccs remain much par with the last fortnshts
rency.
Sales stsrdsy. 500 bales to-day. 1000 bales chiefly
NJ home CONSUMPTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
NEW-.MEXICO.
Further from Santa Fe

On Saturday evening we had the pleasure
ot shaking the hand OF Mr.. f. II. Aubrey, the Justly
distinguished Santa Fe--traoer. Some days ago we
announced his arrival at Independence. He LEFT
Santa Fe in company with Lieuts Field and Ward,
L. A., on the 3lst of December, and arrived at In
dependence the 5th inst In his tip in, he took
lew route, ever varying from the one adopted on his
last visit to The States. Very intense cold was ex
yerienced on the route, the thermometer standing
on several occasions 20 degrees below Al the
Arkansas River, the party crossed on the Ice to an
island, where they were compelled to eAcamp.-
During the night the river, in most Of its channels,
iioze TO the bottom, and the next morning the men
cut through two feet Of solid ice without finding
At several places they encountered snow to the
depth OF eighteen inches. Notwithstan ling the
veflly Of the cold, Mr.. Aubrey has been very sue
cessful having made the trip out ana in without any
loss of stock Gle is certainly the most daring
eler on the pralrieS No season or weather stops
HIM and while he leads large caravans, he always
is successful both in time and safety He brought IN
With him large amount of specie, and will return
about the lst OF March.
On the route, the party was joined by a Mr.. Nc
kenzie, and at the Rock Creek, near the Round
Mound, in some alteration Mckenzie shot the SER
want OF Mr.. Aubrey, killing him on the spot. lie
then made his escape and has not since been heard
from.
About the time the party came in. two Cav Indians
were killed IN drunken row. In their own nation,
about Is miles below Council Grove.
Mr.. Aubrey Is now satisfied that al important
charge can be made in the route TO Santa Fe, by
travelling south of the old road, from Red River to
Rock Creek. A considerable saving can be made in
distance, and more can be saved IN the convenience
Of travelling. BY this route, wood, water and grass
can be had at stages of about eighteen miles, while
over the old route there is a distance OF one hun
dred and fifty miles without wafer. MIR. Aubrey has
travelled over all tins country, and knows ultimate
ly The crossings on the new route are easy The
CiMeroDe River cannot be crossed between It's mouth
and head but road can be had by going between ITS
head and the Big Tlmeers.
lSt Louis Republican. Feb. IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
SPAIN.

III. Queen has recovered from the
...a,e,sd at the late a.temp. to kill her. 1t
wo'N 50, ~hen the assassin, Martin Merino, ap-
aSes he Queen, he knelt down, and, being In
pfosI, ,ohss. The was in the habit OF performing
=, the church OF San Sebastian hereJ no OBJ
80. x,s thrown in the way ofhis design, as it was
N~,.o.sd be had memorial to present to the Queen
q, she came close up, he suddenly struck at
-ab Great force with dagger which he had
-s....,.d upon him The Queen mechanically put
.-.-,.,d m, arm (psrhaps to receive memorial) at
~ rsnmsut. AID this probably saved her life the
lore was %cs seT On the front mart Of the
-, sds penetrating through several folds OF her
nssntIs Of velvet and gold, and cutting through the
80 INC whalebone OF which Diminished the effect
In hlow which 1t is nov hoped has net injured
~ rial organ the fear that the liver had been
.a1xnded the assassin at the moment OF striking
syclaimed, "T0ma, va tehes DastaLse" (Idke 1t :;
.cu have row got enough y
THE Queens hrst thought was for her child. MI
IN. 20 shc exclaimed Que ciudet Isabel" my
40 ,--let them take care Of isdbelD Tnere was a
W. nj OF confusion The King Consort drew is
sxoTd. One Of the royal halberdiers struck down
me assassin, who let tail tue dagger, and WAS Sc
cured by the Duke OF Tamames, and other reem-
hers Of the royal suite The Queen was able 10
vaIk TO her own chamber wnere SIZE was inmedi-
sey attended TO, and a; FIRST tainted away for one
time -. ,.....h,.
crime vas native OF ArDedO, Province OF Logrono,
siIty three years OF age, an sx-Fflar OF the IRAN
~i,rsu Ofuer seculanzed ia 1921, on ms "n ap
,sst;ou He WIS removed last evening IL coach
y az S,ASdeno prison. and the cavalry escort which
~ .cccmnanied hin had some difficulty in preventing
shs cro I'D round the palace from dong summary
1pst,ce on him
Hsis perfectly cool, and evincss not the least COM
,nnction for his act his only inquiry was, Is the
Dnssu dead p-snd when tod sac was not, he ex'
n,s,sed surprise ard SAID that had hit her hard
fnoush At other times he was very abusive 70 those
so smoke TO him out his geLtrni manner Is thar of
cold cynical sheer, he had performed mass al III
There are very contradictory accounts about him.
The Espana SAYS that he always OF ultra revO-
iutiopary ide as ard as in a conspiracy against the
lie Of Ferdinand VII. and eHigrated In 1923 while
he Cac,ta Nilifdr describes him as Carlst saying
ths, he emiarated as anti l. oerd from 1920 to 1898
ina, ne served as a Captain in the Carlist army
during the civil war and came IN under the COnven-
ton OF BersaYa. He had been acting at Madrid for
some time as assistsD curate IN the Parishes OF San
Sebastian and San MILAN He is said TO have been
ENGAGED in an attempt against the life OF Queen
Christina during her regency, but 10 have failed IN
an opportunity for carrying It out. He was executed
By the gsrots on Saturday, FEB. T. and died calmly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
SUPREME Court oF THE UNITED STATES

SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES.
Washington, Tuesday, Feb. "a, 1882 Augustus
=. Hascali and Marus Schoonmaker, Esqrs, OF
New-Yoyk. were admitted attorneys and counsel
lors of this Court.....No. 70. The United States,
appellant rs Edward Simon On appeal from the
District Court OF the United States for Louisiana.
Nh Justice Grer delivered the opinion OF the Court
reversing the decree OF the District Court, and re-
mancing this case, with directions 70 dismiss the
petition OF the claimant Nos. IS, ~, and So Inc
United States rs Joseph Hughes Appeals from the
District Court OF the United States for LOUISIANA
NJ Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF tae
Court reversing the DEGREES OF the District Court,
aud rem andDg these causes with directions TO dis
miss the petitions OF the caimani.--- No. Al. Inc
United States rs. Leblanc's heirs MO II. The
United States rs. A Porcha- Appeals from the Dis
trict Court of the United States for LOUISIANA. M
Chief Justice Tarey delivered the opinion OF the
Court. reversing the DEGREES OF the District Court,
ard rem anong these causes, with directions to DIS
Vpliec States rs Jacob Brandegee's neirs. Appeal
from the District Court OF the United States ior
Louisiana Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opn-
ion Of the Court, reversing the decree OF tae DIS
t,ict Court, and remsnding the cause, win onsc'
ticIs to dismiss the petition OF the claimants
No o5 Charles Balance rs Robert Forsyth az a..
In error TO the Circuit Court OF the United SAVES
for Illinois Mr. Justice Mclean delivered tne
opiri OF the CCurt, affirming the Judgment OF Tue
Circuit Court in this cause, with costs NO =.
The State OF Pennsylvania, CON planan', rs. TIC
wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company. Tne ~,
cument OF the respondents motion was csnciu o-
by Mr.. Stuart IN support OF the same Nd -.
The United States appellants, rs. francs az a..
sdmiIistrator The argument OF the mouon 70 liz
miss this appeal was commenced BY MIR. Sherman ID
support thereof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

,oas here is pleasant bit to read when
~ mpssAies are taxed by Broadway omnibus
a. An Is nom Thurlo~ Weeds las. letter in
e,i,s,' ss oiisence horses live hard lives. The
ieols eesis.iy seem Incapable OF apprecistln the
sAi,lv s..,ss OF the animal 10 whom they are con-
eu svspyans the lash. The English and Ameri-
AaS s,n. iose their teams and cheer them along oy
Isl Ic,, rsons which are neither misunderstood
sac Ave, mem. Our ariveIs, too, study to ease
{seneAn sasu horses as much as possible bu, the
hcnsr, =" cepencs entirely upon HIS lash. The
lcns. e. hnssvy diligence has been dragged up a
saorss, nul inste al of allowing his team 10 blow
bio ~, ~ as lash is applied and they are forced
Ia, seventeen Of Kossuth's ancestors
p'se nls. w p'i''i' = 0neiSe' ~ 1'"S' 0''
cols.., me 4, Richmond Enquirer says that
ud -. w1e OF CLARK Co., has beaten England
a,, osifsd States in wool raising for years
sv,r !. .os~old breed of sheep yield IS lbs and
NE fleece, soft, dne and silky in texture,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
Gr0in Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Feb. 10, 1859.
a, iN mspiiee OF GRAIN. &C continue a small scale
The principal since last Tuesday conslsii Of $40 barrels
OArNKAL. '
Little chspss has occurred in prices during the week
xnaihe csmand for article Of the GRAIN trade has
cen sew mlers and dealers would appear TO be pretty
Cenmteck, fe the present and thus enabled to keep
~9S ny fsm he market. The weather Is open and mild.
Cern Exchange this ng sleudsrly attended
ana ne business done IN WHEAT and FLOUR very
s1sn ,ses WHEAT was CONSIDERED Id e bushel aud
t.ycx Dol easter THAI last Tuesday. without tempt
o. sysu INDIAN Corn was also Cd n Qr. cheaper
Sls. shLkx, BEANS and pas are unaltered in value
se.su iNtie was done in any Of them good general
LAY semsad which had been upon this port for three
neetns. has almost ceased the last two three
m cassed. there is little doubt. br great advance
vu MARK LANE. iLondor, y Monday, FEB. 9, 1850.
~ nt supply sma /; the condition is much affected by
$500 weather. and trade Is slow at MONDAYS rates
nseissskt late rates. flIe MARLEY IL - az. dea'sr
Swan,ttps siesCy. EDglsh White WHEAT. as. to ass
49, Nd Ns. TO as; BARLEY mailing, Sis. to 3ss.
s~2"s ia - as Disabling, 2is. 10 2Ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
The AKti-Rent Arrests.
Correspondents Of The N. Y. Tribune.
REyssELAERvILLE N Y, Feb. "a,

Correspondence oil Inc ~. I. InDune
RENssELAERvILLE, ". Y, Feb. "a, 1852.
Yesterday the quiet of our village was
disturbed by the report that Joseph and Jonathan
Turner, than whom two more honest or honorable
farmers are not 10 be found ia our county, were ar
Iested by Sheriffs posse and taken to Albany In
iions, ON charge OF participation in the outrages
committed on E. n Fish, Deputy Sheriff, sometime
last summer. The party, after breaking open the
cOois seized and ironed two other young me who
happened be there for the night, but sooa
discovering their mistake released them, and upon
search found the they sought in the garrett aud
removed them to Albany The neighoorhood Is un-
Ger considerable excitement and large nu noer
have gone TO Albany to render assistance In the way
o. bail or otherwise. The matter was performed In
great tsse. further delay OF fifteen minutes
would probably have been fatal to their purposes as
the farmers very soon assembled In CONSIDERABLE
rumoeIs II is altogether improbable that the prls.
ofeIs had any connection with The crime charged
upon them. Yours, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
AUS ThIA.

The Austrian Lloyd states that Patach,
the Hungarian who was arrested at Rendsburg on a
charge of attempting to seduce some Hungarian
regiments from their allegiance to the Emperor, and
Of being an agent of Kossuh and Mazzini, and who,
upon these charges had been sentenced to death by
m Austrian court martial the Both ult., was exc
cued on the 5th inst On the Cay person named
Goslsr was executed, upon charge OF high treason,
By conspiIing 70 BRING ABOUT a revolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
IL The emigration to California is hav-

"a The emigration to California is hav-
ing disastrous effect upon the western farmers in
the prices labor. In Jackson County, Michigan 500
young men, is stated going 20 the gold country
The excitement is similar in the surrounding coun.
ties, and farmers have to pay $50 month and board
foi working hanes
" a woman lately shot the seducer of
her daughter In California The wound no. prov
ing ediatey fatal he was IN arried to his victim,
Immediately after which he expired
10 A Chinaman Of San Francisco says
tnere are about 3 500 Chire,s in California
10 Mr. Heals's Webster picture is now
exhibiting in Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
TURKEY.

The Paris correspondent of The Morn.
ing chron,cls states that complete couhter-revolu-
ton has taken place in the Government of the Sui
tan. Reschid Pacha, the most liberal and enghten-
cd Minister ever placed at the cad of the affairs Of
the Ottoman Empire, has been dismissed, and has
been succeeded in the Cabinet by Minister who is
know to be devoted to the interests Of Russia. We
find no confirmation OF the report, however, in any
other Dapars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
Lsadsa Corn Market. "Wednesday, Feb II

BY yIEoTRlc TELEGRAPH.
"enaSe scanty store of WHEAT, but having fe w
Foreign steady.
~00eise business hss been transacted in BAR.
cheaper
h.,S supply Of Oars small prices, however, not
w.. .snsi articles unaltered. English White
p.. ssa4s' ; do. Red DO, 4OaHs Mailing
~ ~, sSsss distihDg do, 25Ga7s.; grinding
R,,,.S r-'s' bfiinh WHEAT, l,6SO, Foreign, 72O /;
aaS' r DAAlhf, i24o; Foreign, $50 British OATS,
So' '''esh' i,oio British FLOUR, 1890 Foreign,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
SW EDEN.

"A powder magazine at Loudden, near
Lidingobro, exploded on the Oath The shock shat
tered several thousand panes of glass in the City Of
Stockholm, particularly In the palace The maya.
zine contained 1850 cwt OF guHpowder and the
loss Is estimated at us eco thaltrs. Two bodies only
have been found among the ruins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
PENNSYLVANIA BALBOA D.

4 WINTER ARRANGEMENr. between Philadelphia
and PItsbarg, through in TWENTY POUR HouRs-Dn and
after Dec Passengers will be earned By the Psnasylvs
a;a Railroad Company. between Phllsdephs and Pitts
burg in Twenty Hon. with only miles Of StAgiag
over excellent Turnpike Fare Sill
Thsis the shortest and best bctwsea the 6reai
Vest and the Atlantic Cities and the accommodates
all respects Of the highest character The Express
Through Train lin "a hous) leaves the DEPOT Market,
OF Bread ST. every evening a teclock The Morn
ing Wsy Train lsaves the same place Al o'clock A. NJ
By ths line Passengers viii he earned through in houv.
With coed nights rest a. HolhdsysbuTg.
The above Lines through Lancaster, Harrisburg.
Lewistowu HUNTINGDON. JObnstown, nc, crossing the
Hovatsins by day hight. -philsdephia, Dec. 1851.
TH0S MOORE,