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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Harrisburg Kos.nth Delegation.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Jan. II, I531
Tn. Committees Of the Senate and House OF Rep
Tesentltves. accompanied by a large number Of
citizens Of Harrisburg, appointed TO wait upon Kos
snth aniysd in this city this evening Coli Ingles
A,thiss, senate Reporter is Of the party The
Committees were received 1t the railroad depot, by
Ma or Jerome. and were subsequently, escorted to
h Eutlw House to aHa. tho arrival Of Kossuth
fEom Annapolis
Kossuth ~Ill accompany the Committee 20 Harms
bu, - -mouOw morning. u , o'clock.
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KOssuth and Captain Long.

bo,rONI TUESDAY, jan II, 1917.
The Ersrer IN H. NsDS Letter of to-day, in an
article upon the reported difficulty Between KossGth
AMI Captain Long, says we authonzedby Capt
Long 10 say. that the statement that KOssuth sent
him a challenge TO mortal combat, is an entire
fabrication 40 challenge, anu nothing approaching
70 it ever having been received by him from
EOssuth
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN MACON, GA
The contest for Mayor ,nd Aldermen resulted
in the election of T.. NJ. Strohecker (Southern
Rights as Mayor by 4 majority of two, and one
Southern Rights Alderman. The remaining Al.
dermen elect are Union men,
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AUCTION Our readers will notice that ANTHONY },
BLgEcKEH Will sell auction THIS DAY, az IL CLOCK, A.
the Merchants E4chasge. the following lots OF ground
VIZ lots 20 beIug the entire from u as oiocs
between $50 ard 3ih 20 lots ~ rear Of the above
"A ON SD ard "a on 5fh - between % Spo 31-HVs lsts
ON 3sh-st near 20 av ots and neHt the south east
cosner ID ~ aud j5th-s lots on and next the souh
ives, cOYnsr II 2d-av aud 80 lots on 5th ana D.
ats a@twesu ID and 81 avs, lots On Jbt6 ST., nesi
TerisstD-ay and number Of lots on 39.h-st near so
and etnetensss fhe above lots are All Of TAU ',ze sto
avs in raldIy CROWN hbOrnOpj Oern ne are sdnce
mepts fof the si.Bt u capital Terms LIBERAL MspS
OF ihs above can be had a. tae Auction Rooms, NO
SD at Q7lA
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n. SAR8LN1, hegSieT.
Treasury Department REGISTERS office, De 20, 1851.
We beg our Western friends now to remark
that the whole export of food, rice included,
TO Great Britain, the land tina. now sup
pies us with cloth, lead, and iron, was but
FIVE times as much as was needed to pay
for the lead alone that was imported, and
that II did not pay for the lead and the iron,
leaving altogether out Of view, cotton and
wooden ciOthsAand the thousand other arti-
cles that we now import, but which five
years since were made at home by consul
merS OF home grown food and then that,
bad as is even this state of things, the re-
SUR of the present fiscal year is likely &c be
yet worse, as they viii see by the follow
ing
SrArSHENr OF rHF SHIPMENTS Of Flour Me- and 6~rin
frtn ~ Cnitd States 70 Great B1fIfa a. Ireland
IRON The Isl Or September last IN fafssf dates
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sraisht Out Letter from Cas.ius VI Clay.

WHITE HALL Madison Co.. Ky Dec -.
II. GREELEY, Esq. send YOU check
on Miller & Brown Of CINCINNATI, Ohio, for one
hundred dollars VII CHI wish united with tie Kos
suh or Hungarian loan.
am for committing my seli-conmIttns the PEG.
p.e-committing the L. $. Govsrnmen.-and ali free
people against the desposic Intervention OF Fy-
rants by worldly Drstest-0y arms II blood
must cease TO dow" Let Mess,eurs. the assassins
set the example Z"
Your obt serYt C. H. CLAY.
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BosroN The Election for an Alderman
20 supply the vacancy occasloned by the election
Of Alderman Seaver As Mayor, takes place to-
day There are three candidates Isaac Cary,
(Whe) James Bartlett, lOpp-) and J. Y {
smith Uhe Native candidate for eyeVtmns'
from Mayor down. Barney McGirnlskin, pY
the way. has beaten Marshal Tukey ANA .uNr-
rates IN the honors of a Policeman again
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COACH. MAKERS UNION FESTIvAL.-We
have in type an intere sing account OF the FessiVs
of the Coach makers Union at Bridgeport, Conn,
which Ill appear in Evening Edition today snd
n JrniDg edition tomorrow
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kos,nth MOXemlents.

BALTfSoRs, Tuesday, Jan 49, 1852
h0ssu.h is expected 30 arrive mere to night, and
be Will be escorted ~ the Mayor and the Committee
u tn Councils to the Euiaw House, where a suit
q rooms has been provided. The Reception Com
miuee II the fennsy vanla Legislature are also eK-
I6ctsd 70 arrive % n.sht.
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Tailor. At No 2sI Broad 0~y embrace ms -
son the con rnsncfinel' oi = new year, NE .
,hs,y esresr 10 Intimate appreciation - t'e p1'A
the ka.s elected me sequel 70 inss ~ -,
az VII possible .ir1f~st they "0nH ff'f 70 u"
ookfi.s-e ef what 10 nfisfe been "f'1p - -
csste IL. faculties. aay - improved o. -.
are ssrru here - innate - heinei rOseess1 y
Iii nor an be mpsltsd Certain .. Is rs toote ae a
,nfyely rsocuized ~ tkOse Who DO 10. posefs y
80 fro this fac supremacy 4Os or garments has Desa
s,tsned for aihossL should appear esotsIicai, Ne
ca,r rper0nty f. fpe syle 0f or work AID N ast
we conceive uch Of the a'py OF garment consists
With these sh ~ cp.true - ave % hano -
extensive stQcs of goods from "nrn 10 answer t7s re-
ouiremeets of ngeOaa patrons. at our usdA NODE
rate sharfes.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday, Jan II
Mr.. McMURRAY presented blll for the fellei
the survivors Of the New-YOrk Volunteers.
Mr. VANDERBILT presented the petition Of Alta
Rutherford for a divorce
Mr. WILLIAMS laid on the table a resolution IN
the investigation of the Canal lettings.
The Senate then went INTO Executive sessai
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
XEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, JAN. II, 1859.
For Europe

TIE nezt number Of The Tr'S'0ne tor Eur'p>i"
c,,osl,,.o, will BE- issued THIS MORNING,
At o'clock. twill contain all the --latest News
o., 70 the time Of gong to press The Ainca
.ails from this port To-Day, at II O'Clock
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Lsndon Agency for the Tribane.

r TgOvAs . and q Cstharine-street strand. = AZ
.Iofzea 70 receive sutscry ouS ard advertisements ~
Tae Tr7ttre 10 London
or friends IN Great britain and Trelsfd. by remttinS
IN THeNRs. above. l2s ID by PJst-one DrJef. VII
receive tlls aarer one year.
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Election OF Governor and Lieut.. Governor Of
Massachusetts.
BOsIOS, TUESDAY Jar

BOSTON, TUESDAY January -, 1852
George ;. Boutwell, vas reelected Governor
o. Massachusetts to-day, by the Senate. The
vote STOOD . for Boutwell, 20 II tor Winthrop.
Heag ". C1sh-nan was subsequently reflect.
e. Governor
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IR,sH Sr.rr Prisoners The following

IRISH STATE PRISONERS The following
aye Mr. StevenS's resolutions offered in the New York
Assembly on Moncsy
wA<ssds William S.agh O Bnen. r6,aAs y. Meashsr
John Mitchell and others, held ceahGeue ~
the Govern OF eat Britain for other ocnsc than
Of earnestly ne furtkegcscs #
principles winch have the chief pfcs
periIy and happiness people. therefore
ReSoltSi al the Senate coReurJ That they are Justly
titled admiration for then services m the
Of liberty easd and 10 our wsrrest sympstaes
IN their uisfoltupeS
ktsclrea t the SeDa, concurl Tasi without elaiang
the rSht 70 interfere tas administration Of tae domestic
ssrs 81 any foreign Sae yet hold 90 % lac drts OF
the C. vc pnent q the ted Saes % appeal IN then be-
haif thrcug Its dpoac sgeats 10 the Government Of
Great bsitSa and ~ sect acs 81 clemeRcs theu
speedy ana boesIahls ho~raiioa
Resolved az the SsHse coacnr) That cory Of these
resolutions 10 Transmitted 10 the Precedent OF the United
and TO each Of ScIssrs and Representatives.
Gee
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Receipts of Produce

b. &c E,e Rr,rood- FssSSsy Jan. lS-l5l 9kss But
ter SO bhlS flour d. Pork. lS Dc Beef, lSs eush.
Oats hsaa Cate sllsdes Leather % Calves 10 Sheep,
lS0 Hers and ~ % e. Wool
By TIE Nesr-Hssta R4,rooG-Sl7 HOES IL pkgs. Reef
III d. Butter 90 d. Cheese Sg7 do NenisoR IL had
Cattle, $50 hhs Flour - ASAes and loo bush Oats
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NoR7H-CAROLINA. - The Wilmington
~. c. Herald, suggests that the Wing state Con-
veitiol be held At Raleigh, April 20
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~ Eyerv information which his extern

~ Every ln'OmaIOh WHICH, HI9 oAItU-
ave sgerey aud log e1p.nencs enabhs nun 70 lmps' n
relation "a ious modes Of Advertising places papers
terms SC &c Is chs,rfuilY commune aed Oy V Is PAL
Gers of ali he STA he appointed the Agent.
and a. horned Nv the crs 20 trsnsact ousEess -
mach d,ussds uaoB judiciOuG system Of advertising,
whether uJsn large al scale. nose ~hn PROPOSE
embark IN the busIaess study their own advantage
acourps the best practical knowledge Of the subject o.
Gee In the Tribune Buleligs
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" Let the skeptieal Read INHIBITION ED.

w Let the NkepticAi Head This !-FIom I'D
WARD BRiNLEi, ksq No 3. south side Faneul Hal.
Boston BOsToN Jan 10. 1877.
DEAR SIR Having Tor Some tlne purchased OF your
agent the article OF han restorative prepared by YOU, snd
navus found the vsluae preparation for the Har
IN ny esur alton, offered The public, | feel
pleasure well as do otter You my humble testl-
monis to its worth begging you make such use ~ II
may best The bhc has long been deluded
aud imposed upon, aad still a. by thousands OF nostrum
promising benefit To the hair while they have proved
but an injury But the arce you have produced feel
pleasure say the most agreeable preparation Tor
dressing the ha, and keeping Hia healthy vigorous con.
dnoz that have ever kuOWn Aud wishing yOu thai iau
success sale which us merits so fully and pre-
empenty enute It n, am dear SIR, very IespectiGll
ysuT thedieut servant, EDWARD BkiNLEl.
To WILLIAM B0GIE 30 ~ -
To be mad OF A n n ~ BANDS. No 700 Fulton.
Rushtcn CLARK \ CO NJ S73 broadway J. Mllnau Go
No ie1 BIZ sd~ay WIN ". Cary Co. No 2t3 Sesri-st
als By the Druggists and psrumers throughout ths
world
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ry Ladies and Gents Rubber Gloves
md Mutt. invaluable as protection 70 the hands AZ
rousherEg KINDS O ~oIs and speedy and neyer-iarAg
rsmsdy for Chsppec Hands saitrheum &c: In wearing
they render fhe hands White sod soft For safe i, AZ
HIfcHcocK & LBADBgATERS. No. 3i7 Broadway sno ~
she Rubber stsres tne IuiOa. jlaos'
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~ The Poor are cured gratultuously Of
Coosurp,ion and Disease, ndays and lhursdsIs. 1t
No t2i Greenwich Il tho days the Once aad Par
lors thrown publicly open the Medical Faculty ihe
Press ard all pencns 20 and hear the mracu-
lous cues effected by Dr. WATTS Nervous Anil6c e..
who al tnvted sd between the hours cf nue
AID two VI. ASrEN, Secretary
business Des0t, No 100 Nassau-st. ii36t
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AN INooNTRovEaTlpLR Fac

AN lNCONTRovERTIBLR FACr.-h medl-
cine scientifically abdsk a uily csupOundedwhch mI a.
undue pTetensons AID recommended by citizens OF
the highest Tespectab. deserves the patronage Of tho
public Such medicine DR.. ROGERS LtverwOrt. Tar
and Can chaaGua, cure for Consumption IN all its aer-
ent stages
FOR sale by A. l. ScovILL Co.. at the Depot. No SlS
Broadway. and by all feta Druggists. Puce-lR large
bettles 81. OF three n1ttss tor 81 So.
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Ware WELL No accomplishments OF
more importance To tins pssesgor than COED hand ~
ing Mr GOLDSMITH. Of NJ. $50 BrOaowsy D.; hlS fc-
ducsd teIss has placed beautiful AIT hlR the reach
of all Nj GOdsBI. = ladies' classes meet daiy-ll
NJ and O'Clock = NJ l. sppears to us that every bed
wtsx In the CITY ShOuld embrace this opportunity OnJ
think So 50 20 become d good pennan. ~
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u Fowler & WELLS, PhrenOlogists and
Publsherx Clinton Halt No. i3l NaSsau-st, NewYorl
and No. ia " ahhiDs a. st, Boston.
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fY J. Y. SAVAGE. No. 90 Fulton. ST.,
would call the attention II dealers and others 60 hrs large
stock Of fine Gold Watches all wsraufed per
feet time keepers. Aso gtat vsrety Of Gold Chans
Keys Pen and PeLc Case &C. Of the latest and most
approved patterns The Rohehou Gold Pens sold only "a
above
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HAVANA AND PaIKcIPE CIGARs.-JAMEs
s.n,1tR Ne Iq7 Brnad~A franklin B0i diugs, would
r,suestliy inform MS friends and the public, that e mas
ust renewed large aI0 very choice assortment oil
and punps Cigars Of vaupus brands which he oilers iOr
sale at reasonable ptes egBeT wholesale oT retail JAMES
SADLlER No 1877 Broadway" FTaolin Buildings jIS 81
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The CHAfRlsid before the Senate the repor, o. Ga
secretary ~ me ssIaie, containing r. port 0f tn
persons Gp!os I'd a. ms office also the report ,
tn Secretary oil War IN relation 10 military roads
Iowa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-01

TUESDAY. april -.
SiNAIr-Mr Seward spoke at lcnotb in
s,GFrnf, OF the amendment granting aid f.
the Collins line of Steamers.
VIZ nd"rwood followed He said he de-
,ir''i information on several points. to enable
nm TO vote Understandings. lie wanted to
Nlo" II these vessels could not hva nronor
system ct economy. he made TO be self sustain
ny lie went into critical examination of
the various items constituting the expenses
oil a steamer. and made an estimate therefor.
rom winch he argued that independently of
Inc '""H OF the passengers. the EXPENSES of a
steamer for round trip to Livrrpool and
lack ought not to exceed So. 900. He sad
the S'',o 900. put down as the AVERAGE cxpon
nitnrr on each trip, could never be exncn|rd
II proper economy was practi>cd. He Wa.
however, willing in orGcr to support the line.
to vote for an appropriation of 81. ouoa trim,
n"' II" more. lie regarded the proposed al
lo"ahcc ct 5000 is cXorbitant in the cx-
IRENE.
Mr. James got the floor and the subject
was then postponed. Alter short executive
session. the Senate adjourned.
li"I>E.-Ait"r some little debate. the
House IN committee resumed consideration
OF the Homestead bill.
Mr STEPHENS said he did not intend to dis
cU>S the measure before the committee. lie
preferred 1t to a whor>al" system of riyino
away til" public lands, but for the present he
thought the sub icct had better be I,o,troucd
He then depressed, and spoke at some length
on IN" Compromise question and its collateral
Subjects
Mr. Smith, of Ala. then spoke in favor Of
The bill. and claimed it as one of the measures
ton. which Young America contcnlcl.
Mr. Hendricks followed on the same side.
amt /" "hvlatr The objections which had been
made a@aln>t III" Till. wished il rrcomnittcd,
with view that an alteration might be- made.
OWN" lands To settlers at their actual cost tn
tn" Government. The Committee then rose.
and the UuIS. alinvrn.G
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Jlrathg.

Ut III" Mclean Asylum. CharIc,town. Ns ,,riI
% Mr. Henry l.. Low. son .! ten. Jo>,ph Low Of
Concord, y. H. aged about -.
In iiavcrhil!. y H., April -. Mr.. Jane j. wifi.
OF lev +, II. Greeley. formerly Of Ronl.v. Mas.
;:-c-i % yrarS.
IN Albany, Genera >,,,,non Van Ee::,,eIacr.arc.I
-.
in Newport. March :, Franklin C., only son Of
Nelson ana "fi';la Wr:l- aged 4mon,i..
II Compton. G. +, April :. Mr D,,.je, T. .J,,ols
late Principal of the >ir>.eal Seminary aool D.,
wears.
In Danv;He, .llril o., Suddenly. Of ,iisc., Of III.
bowels. Dra. A>a >:ir.eant
NJ West Concord April i a;e. o,c!.ck, \. NJ.
Wary ac"d v"ar~ aud - r"onth>: also n : min
'''"' hef'r" ., Amelia. as'i years month. and
Ia DAYS both "I nla!isran;
ct A>;' AMI Charlotte A. liii.ar!.
VI jackson. Miss Marc. alnt ,.o,;,,r,,,:,.,, Il,
h., asei 80 vc..r-->om Of a.. X. and Sr,tpp,b
Lindsay. la'e ol Du.vilic, deceased
In Concord. April 10, 81 consumption. NJ Care
Inc E"hrcck. laughter 81 lE,ram and Iu.rr,;,
Decker. q G.Lo'. y. \ AID w.,,. %. Jason, : Bah
'"',, "i East >:ou,:ii,l. Ma. ase.i .. Wear. and
months
In "r>i Nevror; Marc %, BRADLEY b.. son Dam
I"! and k"hc""a liu>" :.,,i ~ n,n,l,, srd .i.,,,
,la:s
In rcari.a'', Ai.r, -. ,.l ,lo-v r..,v W..
II Simon E.,nriiari aa.,l ~. Mrs l. v,..,..,rl ,
Win Tie '.-'S'' 90: which >'e ,,;.i. ,a-. Noa,av
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TO the Travelling Public.

ElE undersigned respectfully informs ll;> friends
Z and the travelin" public generally that he has
purchased the well known TAVERN STAND at
Danvlle Green. formerly occupied lay Horace Ey-
an>. and more recently hv Charles Nlr7,ry: where
ne designs II ke"pa iir>i RAJ" Iiori>,. OF Entertain
m"nf :'r man AMI heat. H.. wou'i IL" further
>lv that h" intends :" r-rair AMI thoroughly re
the h"us" To- render i: i still ror -, lIno luu.
and convenient Hotel than i ro2, l. tx street AZ
'"n;iom :" IL; waits o.. lay,,,r- and l. rcl>olrl Z.
rl'ar@" IN nj r>">. he hopes 70 merit AMI rcr.i,r
tie pubic rrfronaor JOSEPH PRESTON.
banvi.'~. April -. ls52. 7-rf
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Arrival CT the franklin
AT NEW YORK.


Az NEW YORK.
nv
1' >H,''n>t!H franhIin' Capt. N"t'rn. ar
''''' At New "rk at an early h"ur Tuesday
m''N'n@' LFIn2 !;o"don dates To the 18th. and
''1.r' ~ me IN.
EN"LANh.-Somr important information
r,'.':'s' 10 ' ',F ,anNiIh fNprhlil"n has been
~, n'l.,' -, ,"r .',r'''' y CAPTAIN OF a
,' ,'i'i'''A}h states That IN tn" SnrlnE of ISL
drf'm" apparently towards DAVIS ,tratS-
Ships, h"v"nA doubt, * he believed. nc!on"-
i''- 10 the lost Arctic Expedition. Ills ar-
count has Received Great attention a: the Adj
iH'rafv.and the London Times %. the It'll has
nearly three columns on the >al;..t That
paper "i IN" l''h. however. puts damrcr
on III" story. hv showing M lis mnrohalil;tv
ard the possibility that what the Unchcn Cav
tam >lw was Only the reflection of his own
-hin from two I;t1nrnr. s,,r.,.o. ,r 49,,
nv '-o','''" News ih'iH'a''> tia; the
"', TL ,'''' !. d ho',E
orr;,.I ';i ,,!.. '',''', '''''"''rh' haI
f.,.., H., ''' III ""i'
r,,,,;,,.,I - '''N'''- >''''''''
1,.i
IT,. ,. "t '1... "'''' H. "''"''rr'
,,,,,f,,,,,.- ''''' ''''''3 except u''
p.n,.. l..r
,.;.;,,,, ,'',', ''i'. cry: inc enter
! : rI.,..-,,'.. "I''> IRON Inc
..,Lo ,,,,,,,.o,.I,, '' 't''.''"' L.
:, ,,r,.,.,,. " a.! snip
H., ''' ~ '''" f''''i'-
U...:, c.
" ~ 'N'I 20 I''lllh| me rv>taI
where: L = understood lint the French GOV
,.' ,''''' "''H L. ''' me r'"pi" (pr'"-
novel; The r,,,nr -, =.
the House Of Commons. on tlI,. 18Th inst
iEiN'E.-A.! continues quiet The 10th
.:'', ''''' ''N''' ~" 'hr Gran' review
On the o;b > -;.ta Will In ~,
lc Ml;raire. hv tie French arm, to H.,
i'r'>'drnt Tie number OF senators who are
Tie steam tj.ioa.,. I.Iy s,Iol r.,,,,, Ill., T.;
rondr on the Sth, with three hundred and
III !""'l'ai oNi!rS tor N -rra-
-, ~, e,,,.,.l,,. ''N
the estates Of AIon~canx and Nrn;,,, ,,r, :" 81
tn" Orleans conf>catcl property.
SPAIN >titrr the Vnbfiration Of the de-
>I,dr1 ~. ,' i ''I> Almost every IoHrna IN
publish second c,ljtion~ drnr;yrJ ot at,r i"
articles.
CuLar Tr;.o o"". '',",n mas ar'"ne' al tine
native Cnb,ns Wv vi 81 '''''> am
..--,:
first o. Nav, " ornII 'n' on and after tn"
Tho tr,,., a., q" ", .1'!''n',h' 10
tan>. the same passenger and I,,@.,cn ''' c,rs
viii run from Springfield, Ma<~to st. Johns
" '. l. ana wee versa, This will be
Tharnc~ nt c,rs ,ro i' ',n;. ''r frequent
st .jol,u.hrr, lI:I '',''.
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Wages Higher!

ISlii. W"l>"rs n Iit:lc,,., and Lancaster are in
4 want Of Nor. Girls Ia work in their >tn;,s To
such - ar" 'sf ret. r"rkmcm they ii rive con-
-;''llf employment and more Ia, than ever
Applications 10y mail tlrst-ra;d) viii NEE, irh
Ir"lnrt attention.
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SUPREME COURT,

Judges Royce, HcdGeid and 1sham. The
following cases were decided:
Phyinla Smith vs. John Smith-P,,i,ion
tor l'lvorce-EiIl granted i;or Adultery.
Ben amin W. Powers vs.. lydia Powers
Petition for Divorcc-Bill granted for wifnl
dcscrton.
VIM. '. lIutchins & others vs.. Waller
Gilchrist & othcr>-Acton of TrcSpass-
Judgment for Plaintiffs, affirming Judgment
Of County Court.
Warren Prcsbv vs.. Solo W. Prcsby-Ac
ton of -issumpsit-.Ju'lgment for Plaintiff.
affirming Judgment Of County curt
Roswell Pierce, i'. vs.. FIJI Hoffman & 9th
crs-Actlon OF Irespa>s-.Judg mcnt for De
PENDANTS, affirming ,Jud smcnt of the County
Court.
VIM. NJ. CurtiSs vs.. Geo Grccnhank-Ac-
ton on Book Judgment of County Court
reversed, and .Jud gmcnt on Auditors Report
for Defendant
Joseph Hr:ant ". Hiram .illard & others
Action False Observation-Disclosures
Plaintiff, affirming Judgment of the County
Court
Reuben Chaplin * others vs.. Stiles & Hill
Action of 'Trespa>s on the Case-Judgmcnt
for Plaintiffs, affirming Judgment of County
Court.
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Plaintiff. a,iiriu;ro .Iuinr.nt RI III. ror,.,..
Court
James hun>vrc " Geo. * Roht Parker
Action of Trc>pas> for Assault and E,tt.rv-
Judgment for Plaintiff. affirming .Julcnrnt
Of County Court.
X Hall. who WAS convicted in the Wind
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NrElNGrIrlr.- The citizens of Sprin9-
iir!d. Mass. voted ON "Wednesday. to accept
IL" city charter recently granted hv the lc.-
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