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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06


this moment by DOZENS here at Cardenas and at Maan
zas all Of which they poor devils, do not understand
and you, even will require little explanation There are
two reasons for this sudden change conduct on the part
OF the present government The first which we NAV safely
arrogae 70 ourselves is that for some time past very
cases OF slave trading Decentralization of negroes from
Africa effected this island have escaped the vigilance
Of the correspondent of the New York ERALD in which
Journal they have been too faithfully reported to be
pleasing to Gen Canedo but the contrary filled him
and his subordinates with the greatest alarm because
those statements carried by the HERALD ali over the
world and copied into all the English newspapers The
other reason is that Mr. Secretary Martin Gaano who
proceeds 10 England by the first British steamer Is de-
srous now that he is done with the Office and can make
more out of it, TO convince the British government
how necessarily Gen. Canedo the slave traders
slaves recently landed at Gays Verde de yedano on the
25th ult who happened to be Portuguese to be tho
victim sacrificed in this instance and dozen two
other persons of note whatever have been arrested
in order to adduce proof for Mr. Gaano before the m
itch COVER nment to the sincerity of Gen Cansdos
tenions with regard to the slave traders But If they
in earnest why did they not seize the hundred
negroes or mere brought into and sold publicly in this
very narbor Of Havana, about two weeks ago-slaves
stolen fro the Portuguese during the confusion which
existed when the ship got ashore at Gays Verde and
brought here by Mr. Martyrs fishing smacksp And II they
faction Of the English government why do thew onv ar
rest lot of devils hired in the country to look after
the slaves after they have been landed9 why are the
lieutenant governors and other officers retained in their
places who permitted and for consideration wnked at
the landing Of the slaves9 Why not dismiss them, as
honest Concha did Pavia in the early part of last wear
for receiving brides from the yery man who thar
landed eight hundred slaves at Camarioca. and who
has just put shore from 100 to 200 more near Car
denas most of whom the estate of Esperanza
ut CamariocaY '
However, it is good sign that they begin to arrest
somebody The big Ash will be taken by ana bv. and
when Gen. Canedo finds that not SLAYER will be able 10
come to the island without the fact duly finding ts way
TO the world through the columns Of the NEW York
HERALD he will put end to the traffic from sheer ,er-
guensd (sbame).
Our Consul, Judge shsrkey and Mr.. Jones' NJ c., went
TO Imonars the 23d inst to administer the oath 10
Vice President King, Who am happy to say, seems TO
Q somewhat improving in hsAlth.
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United States Circuit Court
THE KANE EXTRADITION CASE.
RnfAra Hon I.dxa Molaox.

THE KANE EXTKADITION CASE.
Before Hon. Judge Nelson.
APRIL 5.-The Of Thomas Kane, claimed by the
British government as fugitive from justice being call
ed Messrs Brady and Busted appeared the
and demanded his discharge.
Mr.. A. l.. Jordon said there were few points which
had not been argued at Washington the appeal to
which he would have to refer.
The Judge then said that the tier should stand over
until the equity case at present trial was ter
minated.
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Rye Flour retailed at SO 6SA for fine and "a for 81
perfne per Dbl. Corn meal sparingy dealt in ct
81 93 SO for Jersey, and 50 37 for Brandywine per
Dbl Wheat continued quiet. The high views OF owners
sustained by the light arrivals and meagre stock Of prime
samples, excluded buyers We heard that the day
did not exceed Choice Genssee white at
% and parcel of Western do private Mr. Do
Luze reports in his circular for the Asia the cearanpss
Of wheat hence TO Liverpool from March % to April in
elusive as having reached GO 1858 bushels Rye in
animate at 9Oc per bushe Barley continued depressed
and dull at Coo. roc per bushe Oats in fair
quest and firm at 45c 47c for Jersey 46c 49, for
Penna and 4Sc &c. for State and western per bushe
Corn was brisk and buoyant, the demand especially for
home use being animated at full rates Sales have beea
made Of % 500 bushels at Ole 63c for unsound go.
65c for mixed 64c. &C., for white, aad &c for yell
low southern per bushe Mr. De LUXE gives, in his OR
cular for the Asia, the annexed statement Of the
cearances of corn hence
RsnAAk
To Liverpool from March 2S to April inclusive 900
To West Indies, do do do 49,, 90
Mr.. E. Bills, broker, has furnished with the sub
Joined statement of the
Laro't@ B'eadsGs to Great Britain and ireland, ross
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

-, -, TUESDAY, April b-6P Il
AsHis did not vary much; there were So bbls bough&
at u SIN for last years inspected pots: IS for Err
years do do; and IS 5614 IS OK for pearls per I0o
lbs.
BREADsrUrPs -Flour-The market for this article ex.
hibited increased inactivity and anguor The ample re-
ceipts and accommodating supply enaered holders solicit
to realize while the approaching resumption Of can
navigation and the Of the Arscs arrival
induced buy to limit their operations. Tho day bu
ness embraced 500 bbls sour ct "a super6ne No. 1t
q l2h - 2s ordinary State, q 56A "a e2H COED
and Michigan, - $50 ~ s1h; straight Indiana ana
Michigan, - rs 81 SIX: common to good Ohio 81 88x
a 81 93A fancy Indiana and Michigan "a SIX - 93x:
fancy Gepesee IS IS 25 fancy Ohio IS - Is: extra
Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, IS 25 IS 8l1; and extEe
Genesee, 50 l2S S. STA per bbl; Canadian remained
mand at former quotations. there have been 600 bhl.
bought, at 81 SIX S. O6k for mixed to good IS 12
Mr. De Luce gives in his circular for the Asia, the
nexed statement of the ceaances Of wheat flour hsncs
Liverpool from March IS to April 2 inclusive 1856 bhas
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'ery body wants Il! kIerV Jody reads
Fanny Ferns New Book

HAS met with sale Of 90 GOO copies in tuentu
days.
Fern leaves from Fanny's portfolio, with eight
elegant Illustrations, is the book oflhe time.
we do not hesitate 10 pronounce IL one Of the
most readable books Of tie day. Gu Jsuynai
Fanny has made herself name thqt ,oiN Sc
cur. tceleome 10 her hoax in Thousands of
h9mss."BostO Carpet Bag
For sale a: wholesale and retail by
July %. A. Il. Il C. Burnley, Chicago.
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Dry Goods Cheaper than ever
Al l0l Lake N Ciirogo m

The, proprietor Of the Cheap Store, No. lv
Lake St, having removed to No. 1902, one 9o,,
pest, now offers to the public the cheapest and
bes, selected Stock of Dry aud Fancy 10 DDS, over
offered in Chicago, 10 which he would invite The
attention OF country Merchants, Pedlals and The
public IN general, before purchasing elsewhere In
hs-tocl viii be foun! every article it the Dr a.
flhcy Goods Departments, such as Shrlings.
Sheetings, Linens, Prints. De LANES, Bnras.s
Lawns, Silks, ShawIs Cloths, Casyimcres, yestinrs
Gloves, Hosiery, &c, also large assortment of
Je"c!ry, Fancy Boxes, Iccordeons. andal! kinds
Of Notions constantly on hand.
y d; Don't forget No. lO2. Late No 100.
wholesale Rooms up Observation-Disclosures
Juhti, ! b SHAY
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Valuable Perm, far sn.n

VtlEs1b'rrlber oIIrr-i. 20 .hrlmup,u which
hr AZ p.r'"u' RESIDES, ing on up south side al
me river. about two 7lI,gs from Ottawa II EN-
brace, 10 tcrrs, about TOO OF whchaf. under
fence, md 70 of which ARE broke aud now Jn cu ,i-
'iN"n. Thereon b. good frame Boo. So ? low 90
wei nm shed, with i've rooms, Chamborani cellar
N'oet0bi -lnI uuiHou e. \ good well m the
kitchen door there are al q three living ,prng an
~. farm, plenty ot wood tor burning good coal
bed and Their are % nambrruttruil trersprurrdo ON
the place. Il application be- made soon, all the
stock crop.ilunIng utensi,s &c, can BE- bought
with the place
Forinuhrrp1riculors apply w. ii W Cu,h-
man, ; w. Chrcvnr, orI O. Nattinrar, in Qua.
wa, orio the subscriber on the premises
Apll 10 Iguy Rvpyr
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THE FINEST STOCK
OF
Family Groceries!
E. Nonje'on2ery,

81. montgomery,
AIMS old stand, teis i05rs H0TthO'thS Mansion
H0use.
HANlNG lust received his gprlng supplies, al
i 4 Of which he selected la person from the hea.
west wnolcsalc esjHLUsa mems at the south, the
subscriber challenges comparison OF h.. stock
Win that OF amy other dealer m town, KNOWING
and always beng prepared 60 demonstrate that ne
Keeps better article, heavier Stock a greater
variety OF everything, aud sells chsaps. than al
hi competitors.
The following isrcomprIscs some ofthe article.
Ia be found at hs store.
Sugar, brown, Iolt clarified, and crushed.
Cgfcc, Rioand java.
N0iGsS.S. sugar house, plantation, md syrup
Ga"at 2, siar, siraune sperm, and tli.uw.
Teas, Green black, Bohra. &c
NyHp, !O-ln, CASTLE, and shaving
Iobacco Cayrndi.h, fine cut, suok ny. Sc.
cigars anything from a long nine" to mild
four penny Cuba
OILS, Inseed. sperm, olive.
Pork lard, talfow, &c
Fis6 MAC er.l, white, herring. and trout.
DH"sCE6Hd LeHoHs atr"tlil 81 ~ the box
L"roH NniD.raI.ius, curraut,.
rigs, al rrtaiio'hy the drum
Ginger PreScircS. very fine article
IickicS, IN Jars, ~. kinds, CN4ra.
ripper Hi1cc, pepper, salt, aspICe, ginger, and
all extraordinary condiments.
,n,His, Brazil fiIberts, almonds, peanuts SC.
logs W children, nom the eephGutto Jack the
ginntkijIcr
Ogsters, sardincs, &C., in cans.
CdDdieS,a otoi a kinds.
!diiS, brOoms. mops, &c.
ftOHr, potltocs, vegetables in their season but
ter, eggs, chickens, and all such lirt- arrange.
menia' needed IN families, always kept when The.
can possibly be procured iorlove or money.
tEoLiSS.
"let the tidd.nI fiddler, fiddle"
Avery me lot oi yiplins, with all The lrranE,
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Shawl Stora,'

And every shawl viii be sold AT a bargain IN
mantil,as, every stv,e worn, besides many styles
thar can't be .icund elsewhere. 1t is m
uossh,e IN the narrow limits O! nm al,
ver,isemcn,, to give any idea Of our stock anj
the numerous bargains We are now offering. sui
iceit TO say that we have every new and desirable
style OF goods in the market, from the co nmonest
afticlrof domestic manufacture n the fines, pio-
ducts of the looms, In lin, England, France Ger
many. aud Switzerland, andwe will gnaTin're
everypiecs, style and description OF goods 10 be
lower than they can br bought ELSEWHERE, and WI.
eheerully return the money IN any instance where
any article bought of Us can he had for less plce
anywhere else, or where any ar'lcIe has been III
ANYWAY misrepresenled BY any OF our statesmen.
We shall be in receipt o, every new aud desiTa-
bic style of goods, Immediately on their appea-
rance in the eastern market, having resident buy
ersaways on the look out for nUye!l!esiA styles
~nlnrn E1hrlcs ha rnnins
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Sirn,cd on Siuiri,.

-. SIs;''tG Ot stolen.
~FA 4 NY pc son that has lost a hor-e
" ~ "A or horses colts or cattle within
,&SAss> I ~ he last 3or iyears aud wishes Ia
~ Y3Yhnt them; II he will write me-
>..ss-ss-sssss postpaid, at Ottawa III nlviurhls
residence, The age. color. mud
markfof animals, think can give HIM iniorma.
ton where they may be- found rs | have hunted
csir1l- ever since November 7 1851 during
which tin" have found good many srrnye her.
,c-, coll and cnttir now Il kemp, that do not
hnow ct any owner for; and n number OF them
TINT nave been worked ior2 and 3yeurs, amtold
were yer advertised.
also request all per .oas in IN. state kunwinpot
any esrays that their ncghbors may have, to be-
50 KIND a. 10 write ne, giving me the mans name
ami residence, description OF horse. &c
lsh1iI cUntiruc the business Ihavciakcntnwn
and will continue To lsteduwunI c,iruys that /
may lnI. Edi'ofsrlrou9 hpur the state wiI, con-
I,r oia'or upon the public Il, arg" by usr'irg
ibis notice. Strr.f " ....
References H1ro D.rner Nr.... H...
Hn'. N..#. Il. .'.. ... '.... U.....
...... a... ... Duncan .. . -
.N." I'. .t.b
sNNH.... #....H .u...Nu. .vu.. ,.....
- 4,"s- i,nt-ot apo nv JHd3.
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5000 ACRES!
\ Rare I nance
COOLEY. Wti}SWuRTH 4 CO.,

To purchase n tarm- offered by the subscriber
VINO - selling choice iands'iocutedin thiscoun-
y, only ten mile, from the canal tor 81 50 peracTe
with i've years pay day.
AlSotbc ,p6sHdid mprorcd farm, upon which |
now reside. II l. 30 wei. known that prise Is SUI
perHuous 1t lies nine miles south west from o.
lava, eleven from Peru, and eight from tie Cen.
ira Railroad Is second 10 no farm In the Union for
salnhrIiy, andls VIGOROUSLY one 81 thr very bcs,
grnnand grazing farms IN the state II il furnish
ed abnndontiy with perennial springs embraces
i2Oacres all improved and Gu, ttmbrr Ipon il
l. dwelling house, 30 feet by 10, with wings ma
king Il by It feet, ample wood she'd. store room
milk room, cellars, &c, sc. There are also q
small tenant house Of brick, story and hllfhIgh
aud good cellar under the - hole. and good franz
ed carriage house and st1b.e with cattle sheds.
sheep sheds, ice house, &c, &c. An extensive
young orchard l. Just COmiug into bearing
Adjacent TO this farm arc 52O acres OF Outlvirp
prairie lands, which vii, be se.d with or separate
from thrtarm.
The literary chnrac'r. Of the neighborhood in
winch this farm is located and Its literary and re-
glous privileges add greatly to is value Halt
mile dlstantls the celebrated and flourishing Farm
Ridge Seminary for nth uiboih sexes where re.
llglous services are held after the Baptist prrsna
sion. An Episcopal church ia being erected, and
wilIbe completed this sprlng-onIv one mile in nm.
other direction, while the COuarrunrouaiIsfs wpr.
ship in tine meeting house at Vermilionvl.,e, orIv
four miles distant, where there are also fine grIs,
mills
Being iesirous TO remove tonnothcrpart of the
state, will dispose Of tins last arm onremarkaby
easy terms and at low price
Farm Ridge, March &c BRuvSoN NrEpAy
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G. na ea;x- z.c-S

Is well worthy III" attention OF buyers Whole.
sale orrc;oiI purchasers are invited focal and 81
bargains
Z y" Remember the old stand of Walker &
Illcking on the south s'de otrHe public square.
Nav - IriLops NAIrEr ( Co.
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administrator Notices

. = a. "a. Gals hereby gwen. tiHl "' N.f..t 90 '"
y Order "i d." 'os'y ,og.t OF 10 >'," ,'I.N'
H..' %. 200. ''l.- 'e'" 'h'i''.. y. q ...
.. 'AI'. .. sage. a. fN1.v '.'.a'' ,i ... =
o.. .l.".S"\ the M ~ d." -. ~
,r - N W., Ho''s ~. - o. ,'n y r. ,',i
'E',r ~ OF 'hr ,"'"e DAY d. ''r ''-.' ,>.II
".ggh u'y' Thompson, late OF saG county DE. T.
l.,' 81, . .,','' ~ ' '''' 'y..
'...a.H.r. ro.,h an r.rrr fte,..f q. ilr 81 -
... lpm.g..r.l.lt- r.,5,n. gnI s.u,y.tll,ll.. 81
.--.r. -'r. Tenn. r.,.H. L,,,.r al. .|,, al .-l.c
/ C.ul,rl I.fr., Irovr.uy l3a'y
--.-
STATE HFIIFENDlS Is SIDE totr'r, IS.
lrNEr Circuit cont. 10 N.r..l|.- f.In.
1853 l..l !. u-i,l a.. Egl.u. Nlugu
. ..IirrG.yrI.v
rTa.r..l. ~ i.u,n ,u aH Ia,lJ ou Gle 90 th-
clerks ,I..r,.t. .lrulrruI count 81 H,,t c.us.,
.I-; e. .muud " gr.iyn. The above u...,l jgl,#..
..n.. is uo.a y...l-u'y y, she s,a.r,. .u.., sand
..u. complainant haN,Lr fired her U.. ul ,oHp HIU.
.M,r,il .uL sU4.wursar,a. Issa.. I...,uU ay-
.,.ngl3.gw.
'. N,a,- .a...i9vt hereby 'N.n. '' ..' sad I.d-
,Ua.l Ny-.rr, itlt unless Nuu he aHa 1utr.f bee
..,l,lu" ra.atc'ugl of s-a cruu.N, o." lu' "s."aN
.. .Hcr,N term thereof tu"y holden %, ..' court
house 'n Ottawa, %" TIC ian ,N "i N'''w'r.
e u.N.. and Q r2a. answer d.wugv r ,N''rij'
t a.... 1.'., '.r r'l , Do. No. -. as. r '
10 ~. ,.., I.....l ,'...'-. ...'r
f. i-.r..,. C.rri
. .,,..tS T,,,,.s CON, sal Amr.-rg1
.,., 81. '''.. % ,'.
D.. ElaT, M e" q. N'.. .'I VT. .''..' '.'. 81
Ln~at- c''HN. notice -'.' ~ gwen. ."'.
p. IrIS'"s having t.1'. '-'."7. "'' .."' '
D. NlIut' N.rtIy. .H.r Of ~I.t county .'.''>.'.
lrr Eag.G"d 10 l.'~.,e "T ~.Er I M.t.- >.'
l. h.r iHrW DID >''t q "E CIT 10. l.'- ''' Nv 900
.''W','' mex ""'h aug ""'. ''.'" .'...
".. 'rG'. SIC. n appear '...''' '. .. il..
az acg""h- /. "" s' H,'...N \ .. ...' '..,
de y" Fe's-'> 'i ...." '' -"'t eS.'., ... 49,.
~ tN H.t Nc .A .ta.t.' t'NN
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1lnQ RENMSfOoL.cap pnper,

1000 RIaEaohMStoo..cop piper
roh'r styles for county offices, and business men
100000 envelopes OF every s'vie,
zoo Diapers ul.iand, the best article. and the
most salcah,e ink,tou5 now in the market,
4COdua"u bottles otinb for sale at very low rates,
ntwhoirsalc orretail, AT Burnley. Bookstore,
July %. leg Lakcs,rect, Chicngo.
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CHURNS. CHURNS.
OairVmen & Farmers, Attention

oAiNH'h u oiIhClo, hlttNllJu,
ONoil's Patent Atmospheric, Lever Churn
IL rs taken the premiums OF three fairs in diff
i ierent states, and many citizens oiths place
who witnessed lis operation at the Mansion
House, can testify TO Its superiority 6ry chuln
ever before invented. Mr. O'Ntll claims that,
from It's supcriorpoweras applied to cream, NOR.
bu,tercan be produced from the same quantity Of
cream, with less labor, and la much shorter time.
than any churns heretofore in use. In short, the
churns need no recommendation Us they will rec
ommend themselves
havea contract iorthr MAKING ofDn- hundred
OF these chgrns, and hopcsoonto be able tosupply
the demand. f'''
torsae by May 2sJ c. l.. THOMPSON.
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NEWAND VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
Great Improvement in artificial Ietll
MIR. 7. A, KcunjCCt, no Sc

lake street, chicago, having purchased AIen's
Patent Improved method OF Setting mineral
kealaad Substantial IUPROTEuENT.w which
only needs to be examined to be- appreciated and
unqualhedly approved. The advantages OF this
invention are perfect cleanliness, and perfect Tree
dom from any m,taliic or other unpleasant taste
great strength, nghtness aud durab!hly. The
teeth are secured TO a plate by means Of strong
mineral GENE nj which toms perfect uriorolthc
teeth and plate, and an eraci imitation Of the nat
uraL gums, giving hte-i,ke appearance lhari is
impossible to obtain in any other way. Forreie--
ences see medals md diplomas, awarded to Dr.. K
aspreniums for the best Dental mechanism. also
specimens OF work at his flee, No. 90, corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, near the fremont
House Junr 4
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RpNNETS, summer shawls, barge delains
- lawns, and summer dress goods genera y,
VIII be sold at cost To make room ior WINTER
stock. tIuly POI T. n SyrTr
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NJ lLI ma WINDOW glass, putty, paints, oils,
W nr hei, vanish, and aine dyyr,a
JAY 10. E,Y GE.g1s.
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Murray'S One Price Store,

To- Lake StfttT, VNItu.Vs
Opened May lsi9, in connection win one ct the
most extensive houses in New York, tor the pur'
pose of establishing large and permanent busl-
ness, conducted strictly on the cheap cash one
price system, and with determination to mer
and secure the entire confidence OF the bsylns
nublic. August -
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'J'liE subscriber wishes to dispose cf the Brew
4 cry and premises near the Aquetuct ;wlll ri
ID rseII or Tea the said PREMISE. with the fix
,qr's' ahf'l rate opening for the business is nov
offered the terms liberal. Apn,vio IIar.bolf Ey.
errjt or March &c WALLER & TIIcKrI>G
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Bakery and CCnfecticnGl
j, DUNLAlN

O. UO LAIN
MOULD respectfully miorm the citizens OF
W Ottawa, that be has taken the stand tor
merry uccupirdhy Mr.. Wdolsey, mort -rast cor
ncr oi the cont house square aud will curry q,
the B8Fcrg Business in The best possible manl@Y.
Tie will also keep IN connection " ith It full sup
ply OF assorted andes, provisions groceries, &c,
mohqnors) Pies, takes, crackers. aud everything
IN his line kept constantly on hand OF prepared to
order, Ne haS also lust fitted up a h,ndsamc
siE EEsEs "a sst0OS,
To which hc invites q II who wish to indulge in
this delicate luxury. Give him u call, pn25
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'ghr Very Beet

'l""h ABOUT pap"nur tl'lr Tnums will find a
are" Observation-Disclosures. f F.rs'..
'rcc- very low. IurIy' Cgyg,I ,s,
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w + have lar." stock OF Chicago and Alton
w lime. aud willkecplt con faulty ON hand
through the srnson MAY y IAMTS
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~ &F.I. PAPER.

. lLCNkE Tor sac atuur riI VIA
- Nr'c'lj. UAsKELL 4 Sr.r.lar
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y. 7 LHand Q1IIilV n U0Ois md Shoes m In
- LuIrH RtHSru -yHrr
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ILLINOIS WH0LEA ] 1
drag Warehouse,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

NV" N" VVI.ITr 10 I"IU-W IIt NUTT| IU0l IIrl
haven store ,1.1' nnt 81. --.rc'eJ stock o;
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DRY GOODS
BOOTS 4 SHOES
tot eastern Manufacture. A'-u.
sglEIf h IlEANN HAENNN nF.

n every variety bo,hru-'om made work, and ID,
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DEATH OF COL. BLISS.

We panied state that the Mobile papers received
last night confirm the report Of the death of COL W.
s. BLISS of the United States Army He died at Pas
cagoula between twelve and o'clock on the morning
of the 9Th instant.
This gallant officer was of the most distinguished
in service well fer his intellectual as his military
qualities During the Mexican he the Adjutant
General to Gen. TAYLOR serving all the battles the
northern line Of operations and by his ndomtable
gy, his deliberate courage, and most of oil, by the
morabe dispatches, identifying himself with the fame Of
his ustrous commander Since the peace be has been
recognised both in and out Of the army Of the
most valuable and able officers in the service Soon after
the close Of the war he married Miss BETTY TAYLOR,
the daughter Of the ustrious Generals thus GROWING
his military with the signal evidence of the
confidence and affection Of his commander who also
suted him his private secretary when elected to the
Presidency, which he filed for so brief period
Col BLISS, at the time of his death, attached to
the staff Of Major Gen. TwIGes, and with his head
quarters at East Pascagoula when attacked with the
bilious fever, Of which he died. This sad will be
received with profound regret in al parts Of the country
which will preserve and honor his memory.