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NOR ALBANY. 81: POUGHKEEP-

III Sic, 5OCTss HUDSON, IS CTS.-The new aud els-
CANT FRANCIS SKIDDY, will leave her dock foot
dag for Albany landing at West Point Newburgh Pough
keepse Hyde Park Kingston, Bristol Csski and Hudson.
at the same hour, making the landings above. n B.
Under circumstances will any Of the above landings be
passed. JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent No. 159 Frontst.
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IL HOUSE, lLong Branch PORT WASHING TON,
MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, (siddletown)
and RED BANK.-New and splendid steamboat THOM-
AS HUNT, Capt A. n Hsgerty, viii leave the New
Hsver Pier, feck-slip East River - follows:
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c.
: Y. SUPREME COURT, County of King
NOTICE is hereby given according to law,

n
IN % all persons HAVING claims against WILLIAM SLADE
e tie City Brooklyn. deceased That they required
hb tie with the vouchers thereof % the subscriber Joseph
Eaus his place Of business, No q Myreav, IN the City Of
Bo on or before l7h Of August n-NtDaed FebraJ
10. 1884 JOSEPH EALING, IT,.
ilf law6mWF GEO. WINTERSON,} "A7'''o''
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Stages viii be in readiness convey the al
parts Of the country N B.-For information applyto
BESSON l. BROWER, No. Isl West-sk
N. B-The EDWIN LEWIS will run SUNDAYS 70
KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON, leaving Robnson.st.
Pier. N. r. at A. NJ and Keyport at p M ou:hns at
Fort Hamilton each way Fare to Keyport Is centsi Fort
Hamilton. ia cents.
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1ewelrp, &r.
Goal.

NOAL.-l still continue TO sell, as usual,
best Red Ash at the lowest possible pncedeversd
from my yards at 81 IS per % less from boats
PETER CLINTON. King-st. Goerck and Rvington.
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u York, hereby at
claims MARTIN BRUINS, late Of the City New
Yors deceased present the With vouchers the
subscriber bis residence No - Rose City New
Yor before the twenty hh day Of December ne1LDsed
New York, the twenty second day Of June lS52
je,3 lawsmWedE THOMAS WALLACE, Executor.
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The stages Squam and Freehold will run in connection
with boat Stages to convey passengers to all parts of the
country All forbid trusting the above boat
the account Of the owners.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WATER. CURE,

a, FsBkili Landing. Duchess Co, ". Y, under the
charge Of o. w MAY, D. Proprietor sesdy for the re-
cepuon OF patients few WstercuIe Bosrders can be SC
eonmoda.fd
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feaal Notices.


Il the Of New hereby sven an persons
havng claims aSlst john HORNBY Jr late Of the CITY OF New
York deceased 20 pe-en the With vouchers thereof % tbs
subscriber, the Once SCOLEs COOPER, E-lrs No 70
the City OF New YORK. before the nth
dsy of December View York The lay Of
June. t3 e23 iav6mN ed'l JAMES L. LYON " D. Executor
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EyOR SHREWSB URY, HIGH

H. LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, (Lone Branch
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOH, @iSSssoTH} and RED SaE SSr popular
Robinson-st Pier, North River, a. follows:
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DR. SHEW'S SUMMER WATER
H. CURE ESTABLISHMENT, at sennington VI
lone hours Railroad nds ron Albany and froy s now
open Mountain scenery Unsurpassed.
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TTYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE.-Dr.

TRAIL receives patients AZ the conmodious City rs
Enlistment No Is Lsishtst, recently enlarged by
buildng special department for the Mechinl: al and
Surgical treatment Of FINALE diseases dplscementS
il under the charge Of DIS TRAIL and HOSFORD.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TEXAS.

We have advices from Texas by way of
New Orleans to July 9, week later than our pre-.
yious intelligence
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mater Cure.

DR. WELLINGTON will continue
~ to receive patients At No 1874 l2h.s where he has
been associated with Dr. Shew
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NETWORK and CHARLESTON
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-Yhs shss
MSHlPS-Semi Weekly u. y.
i C..-..---L...

age at the counting rooms of
sPOFFORD, TILESTON co, No. 4s South-a.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

No intelligent Wing will be humbugged by It,
The Wing candidate inr the Presidency must s'and
emphatiealy and without qualification or resersa;
ton, upon the eompomise Platform II he Moala
carry a single Southern State,
Now we viii ask the Tribune single gues Ton
and conclude Does it prefer the election OF u
Wing Compromise candidate, or DemoeIlaas, y,
Compromise candidate One or the Other !, VIII
haze Ia swallow. and IT might Us well nlah' up
lis mind int as last There Is no help inr H.
The people are ar the Union as L Is The oe,.a, m .u
ulion as il 4. and Viii crush Ia the earth al the
cdhrts of fanatics and dsorgani2ers 10 overthrow
the one, or To violate and poHeft the other
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

fINiiAT Al a sale Of Lands inf the non.paymeni
i Of taxes due iherean, held at the Caui
liouse door in the town Of Washington ia the
county Of Hampstead, IN the Stale OF AIkaasas,
pursuant n lawini noiiee gwen by the Shenll al
aid county ai Hampstead, and IN conformity
with the laws Of said State, on the hIsl MONDAY
of Apvcmhcf !. n. 1915. being the sisih anY
oi sid manih. William IL Etier pufchasel ai
the then Sheriff OF said county Of Hampstead.
the following described tract OF panel OF land
situate IN The sail county OF Hampstead, which
said tfaei oi land vas listed. Assessed. and snld
as the property ef +. ehapneil, and detoIiheI a.
the s1ulh Aesl quarter oi the South East quarter
al setiian twelve llal IN Township twelve ll2i
Souih, ol kangr fseniy-sis l2dl West. eaniain.
ing arlY aefes. laf which tine said E,taT paid the
aid Sheriff and Tax Collector, the sum Of Two
dnllaIs aud i've eenis-bcing the amouui of taxes.
penalty. and easis due ihernn iot the yeans A. D..
tslI and isis.-and took lrom said shcfh and
Collector a certificate ol purchase lor the same-=
that afterwards on the 9TH day ii Aoyemhrr
/. D. ISIS, the All Eiief. ipr ,aIue received.
assigned thr said certificate OF purcha,r 10 the
undersigned, By whom Il j. now held and who
Is entitled Ia deed iof the same iIum the Sheriff
Of Hampstead county. Now therefore, notice I,
hereby given. 10 all persons who may l'c con.
cemc1, OF who eau set up any right, title, oI
claim. to the above described tract OF panel ot
land 50 purchased as aforesaid, in consequence Of
any iniomaiiiY irTegulafiiy, or iiegality con.
nerirl VITA such sale of for any cause oI defect
whatever, that in conformity with the act of the
General Assembly OF the State Of Arkansas. ia
relation 10 Tax titles the undersigned wall up.
ply to the Cfc,i, Court Of Hampstead county
a,a Court 20 be holden at the Court House o.
said eouuiy, in the town Of Washington on iht
seventh Monday after the fourth Monday ol Sep.
icmhcf, 4, d., lSi2, for confirmation OF title IN
and ~ said treei or parcel OF land, 80 purchased
rs aiorsaid, and all person, Interested are hereby
notified 10 appcar Al said time and place. aud
show cause, Il any they can, why the title Ia
said land N sod as aforesaid, should not be con.
hned according 10 law
EZEKIEL NANCE.
Washington, March II, 1889, ll.G
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

I'M At AT a sale Of lands and Town lots iar the
nnn.naYment ol taxes due thereon. held at
ths Cont lionsc door in the town Of Washing.
Ton in the county nf Hampstead, IN the State
Of Afkamus. pursuant ia lawful notice given by
the Sheriff and Tax Collector OF the sad county
OF Hampstead, and in conformity with the laws
of said State, on the inst Monday OF November
4, D.. 1850. heing the sixth day Of SAID month
Ezekiel Nance, purchased Of john u. sandelnr,
then Sheriff and Collector ol said county oi
Hampstead, the following described parcel ol
land OF Town lot, situat. in the town OF hash.
nsinn in said county OF Hampstead, which sild
lot OF parcel OF land was listed, ASSESSED and sold
es the pfoperty Of $. u. DAVIS, aud described
as Lot number two lll in Block number three ~
according 10 the plat OF said town now ol fecofd
I'M the office ni the Clerk Of said eoniy of Hemp.
,tead iar which said lot the said Nance paid
The Sheriff OF Tax Collector the sum nl one dol.
nf am lnriy.eight cents, being The amount Of
las. penalty anl costs due thereon irom the yeaI
ISIS 10 $50, inclusive, aud took from The said
Sheriff and Collector certificate al purchase Tor
the same which certificate he now holds aud
upun which he Is entitled 10 a deed, lfum the
Sheriff Of Hampstead county Now therefore,
noIre is hereby given Ia all pefsous who may
BE- concerned. or who can sci up any right, title
or claim 10 the ahnve described lat, OF parcel of
land. "a purchased as aforesaid, in consequence Of
any iaumaliy, ifrgllatity al Illegally enn.
nccied with such sale, OF iof any cause al defect
whatever. that IN conformity with The act Of ihr
Legislature OF the STATE Of Arkansas in relation
10 Tax titles the undersigned will Apply at
the Cirui Court Of Hampstead county, at a
cnuft iu he holden al the Court House oi said
county. in the town oi Washington, an the
soyrnlh Monday ailrr the fourth Monday Of Sop
iemhef. 4 D., 1852, inr confirmation ol title IN
and 10 ,al lot or parcel of land, 20 purchased as
aforesaid. and all persons interested are hemhY
noti6od 10 appear at sail time and place, aud
show eaisa. Il any they can why the title Ia said
h, 81 sold as aforesaid, should mol he confirmed
According 10 law.
EZEKIEL. NANCE
Washington, Mafeh Il, 1872. li.6
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
CABINET WAREHOUSE.
lrASIIING TON. Arm.

INllE undersigned has commsnccd the manu-.
l. nciure OF Furniture opposite the court i-honsr,
where be- pfrTarcd To furnish, Al the shortest
nouce, auy articles in his line Manufactured Of
ihc les' materials and Nv a substantial aud work
mankc manner. lle viii keep general yarie-
~ constantly 90 hand 10 which he invites the
attention OF puWha.sr Having determined TO
soIl low hls terms will invariably be uiA. Re-
pairing done with nestne.s end dcspaieh. Or
der Tor furniture wall meet with prompt aiien-
ton.
JOSIAH r. COLLINS.
Warrington, April 30, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

DYa recent Act Of Congress, Bounty Lands
ID are granted to officers and VOLUNTEERS in the
military service OF the United States in the war
of lsl2, or any OF the Indian wars since 1870;
also to commissioned officers in the war with
Mexico. In case of the deeease Of the ollieer OF
soldier the land can be obtained by the widow
OF minor children.
The undersigned, acting as general Land Agent.
viii attend promptly To procuring bounty Land
Warrants for those entitled to them, and Locating
II desired having a general knowledge Of the
lands in the Red River Land District, he will be
able 10 make choice selections. All letters OF
inquiry, pesi-paid, will be promptly answered
aud instructions given, ifdesircd
DANIEL T.. WILLIAMS
Land .igni
Washington. Ark. Nov. ?L lsiO. Aln
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
LIVERY STABLE.

The undersigned having leased the stable iaI.
L merly occupied by Z II Morgan, respesiial.
ly inform their friends, AMI the pabIif, thai they
are now prepared To take good cur oi lotse,
committed 10 their charge
They will keep horses by the day week, or
year al the usual prlecs and viii be,ow ufan
them due care aud attention
They will alsn, lot the accommodation Of the
public, keep ieN gsod saddle hufses ior hifp.
llorses tought ana soId
SAMUEL PARKER
WILLIAM {, HOLT
Washington, Jan n lsja.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
VALUABLELAN FOR SALE

VNHE undersigned offers for sale on accom-,
l. modating terms, 1900 acres OF choice and
valuable Land, situate in SEVER county Arkan-
sas.
These lands were selected in 1886 are of the
best quality of upland, and are located in de-
sirable neighborhood,
For terms, &c, enquire of W. II. Etter, at
Washington, or the subscribers at Little Rock,
WATKINS x CURRAN.
January 2s, 1852. i;i
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
UASHINGTON, ARK,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L his friends aud the public generally, that he
isslll to be found at his old stand in Washington,
where he is supplied with every thing necessary
iaT the accommodation of the travelling public,
and hopes BY strict attention to the comforts OF
his guests and a determination to please, to con-
linue TO receive share OF public patronage.
lis hnuse is commndious aud the rooms we'll
arranged inr families.
Iii. table will be supplied with the hest the
market affords, and his stables provided with
plenty Of provender and attended by careful ost-
lers,
Ills rates of charges will be the same as here
talore viz:
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
GIN MANUF ACTORY.

THE undersigned has permanently located
4 himself In the inwn Of Washington where
be- intends manufacturing Gin Stands Of the best
quality. aud most impm, ed patterns. From many
yrar practical ryrnente IN the business, he
faiiefs himself that he will be able 10 furnish an
article superior Ia any now in use Persons
wishing To purchase are invited TO call and eN.
anime nt themselves before purchasing else
where. Particular attention will be paid 10 rc-
pairing and an orders in that line will be prompi-
ly attended to,
A tharc OF public patronage is respectfully So
licilcd.
THOMAS J. LAWS.
Washington, July II, 1850, l2S-,f
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

T WILL sell upon reasonable terms my planta'
l. tion. containing 40 acres of land a10oI which
is newly opened, and in good state of enltVa-
ton together with the growing crop and stock
belonging 10 the same, or the land separate, as
may suit the wants Of the purchaser Any one
wishing to purchase the same Is respectfully re,
qunstad Ia oorue and see The gIowlng crop and
condition OF the place, -z...,,
?. Il. BOOKER.
Columbus June u, ls1l. l2Ati
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
COTTON GINS.

YNHE undersigned has on hand lot of superior
l. Gin stands Of various sizes and patterns.
made OF the best material and ON the most ap,
proved plan, which he will fully guarantee, and
sell on mofe accommodating terms than they
have ever heretofore been offered
b L. RRlTrlN.
Washington, June 10, 1850. aif
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

d DANAWAY from the camp of the a
!: :: !: !! !: :: +: i !: I !: : =: 5: : !: M
about 8 feet 10 inches high weighs
about l65 pounds, has one or two small scars on
the left side of his neck, and is inclined to be bow.
legged had on when he left a white wool hat
and common negro clothes. The Negro formerly
belonged to William D. Watts, of Lawrence Dis.
tret South Carolina will give the above re.
ward for his apprehension and confinement in
any Jail so that ! can get him. ANY information
regarding him may be addressed to the subscriber
at pneyille ?. o., Bossier Parish, La
ALLEN VANCE.
Washington Oct. 90, 1851
m-Whig, Little Rock, publish to amount OF 81
and charge this Office
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
#BRlTT'S# HOTEL
FLASHING TON, ARkANsA.

" INHIAu ION dhhiNsiS'
frhe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
l. and the public, that he still continues busi.
nes, ai his old stand, where he has supplied HIM
srl with every thug necessary lor the accom-
mediation Of the travelling community. His house
/, uummadinus. the rpoms well arranged lot hm-
lie, and his table well supplied with the hes,
the market ailanls
His stables are large, bouniifally supplied with
pfnycndef, and attended by careful osilers.
H. pledges himself that noihing shall be want
Ing ON his par, Ia feudeT comfortable all who may
he pleased To give him call Ills charges will
he n, moderate as those OF any other house in the
slulli as an evilcaee OF which he refers To the
iolIawing
RATES:
Boanling per MONTH. th,.......ts,.,,...sl0
Boapliug and lodging per week,..s,,s3 50
dag..,.,,t.,.75
snsle meal, .....t,.t,,...., ..,tt..s,,a,.aa
lsAatlis's 49, 49, s,tstss's, st.,t. -
iiufst lrtl' 80 ts#fstt s#f'ss. ts' s-b
kreping man and horse all night,,.,..si
Keeping hurse per ,.,...,s,.....s1
GEO q. BRITT.
Washington. Oct 10. lsi5.-i-u
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
NELSON'S HOTEL,

T z IIUN. INhT.NNIN.
fEsllE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
l. Ia his friends and the public generally that
be is prepared, At the Upper faseain Fulton, to
accommodate all who may lagot him with their
patronage,
Ills table viii he supplied with the best the
market affords, his BaI with the choeesi liquors,
and his stables will he provided with plenty Of
pn,enlcf aud attended by eafeinl osiefs.
No eNefiians on his pan will be- sIafnl Ia Tcn.
der comfortable all who may be pleased To give
hlm call
{. +. NELSON.
Fulton, Jan. p ISL 3.f
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
NEW G OODS.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

\ addition 10 ouf present s'usk, Weafe teeeiy.
l. ins general assDtimHHia. IaN aud sszsz.IsiHIn
Goods. Ouf snck caHsizis ui faHrY all Staple
Dry Goods, Hat, Cup Rlanrls Boot as.' >.af=.
Clothing. Hardware, Cutlery Guarkertpan.
rinware Saddle Bride. WnddWar. EuaI 81.
gar, Coffee, Molasse., l.i4uifs. Soap. CaadIfs.
Starch, Spices Preserved Fruits Fish. Chrsse.
aui mauy other articles We viii makr It Tie
Interest of purchasers Ia give us iiieif custom.
Who wish to bay ehran far ea.H# ca and If,.
DARAl0Nn y SIILINlAN.
Wcsi ol the H1iHl..
Washington, April p ISL. hlu
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
Contracts by the Year,
Standing Advertisements,

10 lines or less each additionaD
months 5000 square, $500
1900 500
" 1900 1900
~ All advertisements of personal alterations
will in all cases be charged double.
i, u All advertisements must be marked with
The number Of insertions, otherwise they will be
continued until forbid and charged accordingly
" No person will be announced as a candle
dale ior any Office without the advance payment
" Obituary notices charged as advertise
ments.
70 Job Work must be paid for on delivery.
G2- No paper will be discontinued only at the
discretion ol the publisher, until all arearages are
paid.
90 All letters must be postpaid.
" Single copies Of The Telegraph 10 cents.
0J- The above rules will be strictly adhered 10.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
MEDICALN NOTICE.

nR. CHARLES B mitchell, offers his
~ services TO the citizens Of Washington and
It's vicinity. He may be found at the residence
Of H. W Smith
March 18th, isiG. 3Oti
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
DIR. BENZ. y. JET,

HAS resumed the practice of medicine in
Ill Washington, and may at all times be found
at his apothecary store, unless professionally abb
sent where he will keep full supply of fresh
medicines for sale low for cash. 80.
Washington, Mayi. lliu
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
Cnlnnhn.. June u. ISL.
FOR SALE.

A No. / six mule IfiG0N, with double COW
"A er and Harness all complete, for sale law.
Applv to B, +, llEMPSTEAD.
April To, 1881, 10
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Terrible Casualty.

A most iamentable accident occurred
Yesterday afternoon, in the East Nver, al
HelIeate, which has been, for some months
past, the scene of NJ. Maillefert's opera
lions. NJ. Maillefert, at the time OF the
casualty, was engaged in blasting the
ledge Of rocks called the frying pan, had
already fred one charge, and was prepar-
inr to fire second, when a canister OF
powder exploded, killing two men, and Sc
riously wounding three others. y ap-
pears that the charge contained IN me
canister was too light to sink upon the
rock, and was therefore kept floating
alongside one of the boats, with q yiew3of
taking it on shore and emptying It as
soon as the last charge was fired ,
By some unacconntable mistake, the
galyanic wire attached to this canister, in
stead of that connecting with the charge
\ upor the rock, was handed to "a. Mallle-
fert and fred. The boat nearest TO the
canister was shattered into fragments,
and Of three men who were in it at the
time, two were instantly killed, and Mr.
Southland, the pilot, was seriously injured
One Of the bodies, which was identified
to be that Of man named Joe, was horrlT
bly, mutiIated. the legs; arms, and part o.
the skull being gblown off. The body Of the
other man has not been found, and II is
supposed that it sunk. or was blown to
pieces. Mr.. Southart. the pilot, was SO
seriously injured that he died this morn
ing.
So great was the force Of the explosion
that M. Maillefert himself, and a mar
named VIM. Smith, both Of which wer'
in life boat, were blown to the height Q
forty or fifty feet. and falling into the wat
er, sank to the bottom. AS they wer'
both, however, able TO swim, they go
hold Of the stern Of the life boat whicl
A was kept aHoat by its air chamber, an'
we're thus enabled to buoy themselves y
iii some person came to their asslstanc
lIsfrom vessels which were near the scene :
I the accident. Although IA, ,Maillefert wa
II severely injured there is strong hopes
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NO. ol'l ~ u, cr

Directing the mode Of trials in examining
courts, by whom such courts shall be
held, and the manner Of admitting 70
bail in criminal cases.
SEC /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That when
any person shall have been committed 70
iaii charged with the commission Of any
crime or offence, and wishes to be dischar-
ed from such Imprisonment, the sheriff or
tailor shall forthwith give to the probate
Judge, clerk. and prosecuting attorney, Of
the proper county, at least three days no
tiee Of the time Of holding an examining
court, whose duty itshall be toattend nc-1
cording to such notice, at the court house;
and said Judge, having heard the testi-
X mony, shall, at his discretion, discharge
the accused, admit him Or her to bail Or
remand to prison; and said p obatc Judge
shall have power to adjourn from day 70
day, during such examination, orfor such
longer period as he shall deem necessary
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mo. SOL
AN ACT

Authorizing Railroad companies to change
their guage or width of track in certain
cases.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio. That each
Railroad company now existing, or that
may be hereafter formed in this State,
shall be required to make every railroad
constructed or controlled by said compa-
ny, of uniform gauge or width OF track
from end to end, And whenever either
of the roads aforesaid, shall connect with
or cross any other road or roads, the COM
panies owning or contrclingeachor eithero
saidroads, may adopt such uniform giegeo
width of track as will enable each u Said
companies to- pass the same cars over
each of said roads respectively.
JAMES 9. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March "a, 1852.
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at Mascatine on Thursday, but owing to
Mr.. Patterson not being able to attend,
on account of injuries received, the case
was postponed until Thursday next.
d, Q. Cloud, prosecuting attorney
Stephen Whicher and ]. Scott Richman,
attorneys for defendant. sk W
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"a WIFE wANrED.--One James Hayes
advertises in the Richmond Palladium
for wife. He desires lady worth few
thousand, ofgood common sense, with
taste forthe fine arts, lover of science,
about the medium size with IN open cheer
full countenance, affectionate in disposition,
and capable of taking care of a large fami-
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