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KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE!

VNIlAT 1th street and Maryland avenue is
Il the most pleasant promenade in the
City. and BOSWELL & co. are on the spot
with their sparkling fountain of the most de-
Ightful SODA WATER and choicest SYRUPS
of the day, where ladies and gentlemen can
quench the burning thirst of Summer to their
hearts content
They also have supply of fresh and genu-
inc DRUGS, as well as all the popular patent
medicines of the day-of PERFUMERY and
FANCY ARTICLES a rich collection.
20 Physicians may rely upon having their
prescriptions accurately compounded at all
hours, day Or night.
BOSWELL & CO..
Corner Of Nd. avenue and 9TH ST,
ie DIV Island.
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Ca,aIry Corps:-CavaIry Corp. y

Cavalry Corps !-Cavalry Corps!!-
officers Ebert
Joseph PECK. esq, Captain.
: G. 5. GIDEON, esq, First Lieutenant.
CLARK MILLS. esq, Second do.
S. c. BUsEY. NJ. D., Surgeon.
GEORGE ". McLANE. First Sergeant.
JAMES o. WHITNEY. Second do.
WILLIAM II. BIRCH. Third do.
c. III. BROWN. Fourth do.
PHILIP MAY, First Corporal.
l.. \. HALL Second do.
3 GER. Third do.
&. p kRAFFT. Fourth do.
The officers and members arc requested to
meet at the armory of the Washington Light
Infantry on THURSDAY EVENING June %,
at o'clock. for drill. The sample uniform
will be ready, and the final arrangements for
a permanent organization consummated.
BY order !. PECK. Captain.
je 1S-5t GEORGE VI. McLANE. Sec
LNNE DRAFT AND BUGGY HORSE. Six
L years old. for sale low, as the owner has
use for him.
GEO T MASSEY 4 co,
je l1-3t 9TH street near corner .
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M a r r T y

On the Goth instant by the Rev Mr. Stan
ley, GRAFTON d HANSON and MARIA
daughter of John P. Ingle, esq. all of this
city
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STEALING FLowERs.-Five more lGdies
were arrested by the officers at Greenwood
Cemetery. The two first arrested cot off
by proving that a gentleman plucked the
flowers for them and the three latter
pleaded ignorance Of the rules, which are
conspicuously posted all over the ceme-
terry, and in consideration were fined S5
each. 1t is, without doubt, painful to the
officers Of the cemetery to take these ex-
treme measures, but it is rendered neces-
sary by the frequency Of the offence
n. Y. Express.
This proves that gentlemen may some
times be too ungallant, and ladies too ig-
norant of certain matters though we
trust there are no ladies in this section Ct
the country who are thoughtless and van
dial enough to pluck flowers from graves,
placed there by the affection Of the living
There is something well nigh shocking in
this robbing Of graves.-Boston Bee.
We regret to say there some of the same
kind Of ladies and gentlemen in this city.
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From BUENOs AYREs.- Salem, Mas
sachusetts, by the arrival Of the barque
Argentine, advices from MontevideO to the
lst of May have been received.
The city of Buenos Ayres was still in a
state of siege. Ger. Urquiza had public
ly announced the immediate blockade OF
the port. The general impression pre-
vailed that the blockade would be recog-
Missed by foreign powers, in which case
the city will be compelled to surrender.
The custom-house had been closed, and
all business was suspended. \ state OF
of great excitement and distress existed.
Many were leaving the city.
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By Morse's Great Western Telegraph Line.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-05-17

her features an expression altogether new TO
them md most beautiful to see. Bot after
some daysrI remarked that this Changed
Southern himself now appeared actually TO
feel degree of the passion he had so power
folly cxertcd in her, though ii seemed TO wear
too much of the voluptarian aspect to come
within the cotcgory of genuine love-.
I camo upon them one evening at tho grove;
il was now midsummer. They were sitting
together, hand in hand, upon a turf bench,
close 10 "a small waterfall, favorite resort OF
theirs, and as they gazcd OF each other with.
out spenkiric.. she with her face flushed and
her ewes sporklinc ~ way-I have never else
observed. 6r To that attitude they continued for
several minutes without noticing me. so alb
sorbed were they with each other. She ap-
peared TO feel a strange delirious rapture in
his mere presence; it was most singular--there
was an enthusiasm in it--indced. now at last
the spark had been applied and the constitu-
tional fonatacism which her mother gave her,
and which had lain 20 long dormant in her
bosom. biazcd forth in this new form more
fierccly than IL had ever famed in her! Was
IL indeed so. was that frenzied love but an ap-
proae eh of hereditary insanitya 2ye Lcn ln.
| But while this fierce passion had been thus
advancing, think not that efforts we're wanting
to stay its progressao MY own advice l ven-
| tured tn give, but was received IN way that
| led me not inenin to offeri il; butthe mother
the enthusiastically yirtuo,is the wildly religious
mother--evorything mother conld. she did;
she reasoned, entreated, wept and prayed; "a
non, stormed and cursed her poor, distracted
child. Nay once she went through some
strange superstitiods ceremonies with a minis
tor of her own scot from neigbboring city
with the view-smile not, reader, at the weak
woman.s delusion--of., casting out the devil,
which she firmly believed had cnterod hel
beautiful daughter. Sometimes she had re-
course even to personal violence; but 1t was
alloin vain--tears land entreaties, upbraiding
and anger, had but the same reply. ic3 sI.d
itAlas mother, 1 KIN ow it is wrong 70 love
him as I do, but cannot help it. oh! can
help loving him. my noble Southern! him, who
knows more than man ever knew: who speaks
! to mo as never man spoke; who loves me with
love for which would willingly exchange the
heaven you hope for, motherH 31o6 II fla
7a suiafi Concluded next weekly .s8g1a3
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE..
OFFICE No 106 BROADWAY, n, y.
SI5G.7i0

Acepmnletrd Capital principally ipresd in NeS IOik
..es. st and United STATES Stock.
THIS Company make all Insurance appcrtaininS
90 Life on the most economical and secure PLAN -
The Premiums charged ut the usual rates. but
may be paid annually, semi-annually qnartcry or
when the policy is for life. and the premium emourts
60 S5l 4Opcr cent of 1t may be paid by note, and 60
per cent. only in cash.
At the end of each year statemont Is made Of th-
Compaues affairs. md u dividend of the profits made
TO all life policy holders. 4-r.
This dividend is nldn in the shape of strck--trans-
ferable certilcatcs for which Misunderstanding such
interest tho Trustees shall declare BY This mode
the ia continual snd increased reducon in the pre-
snium from year to year
The Company hive now been in successful opera
lion seven ~cars--have insured over 900 policies
aft paying heavy amour IS 10 ihe widow. orphan and
creditor. they have remaining large lund lj6, 1901
TO meet future liabilities.
Seven ANIMAL dividends have been rnode--trce Of
40, and four Of 80 per cent and per cent. same
paid IN cash--thus showing the truths and safety Of
its principles and benefits to he derived thercfron
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Fresilrnt.
PLISY FREEMAN. Actnary .Irr
Further Information and prospectus can be had at
the Office of MURPHY & BANTER, Agents.
bocts. e; NJ. liALf Medical Examiners.
Joncsyil.e. Jan. /, 1858. nG29
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C. Is. DRESSER.
ATTORNEY At LAW,

'ttut Office hird door North IF the Western Hotel
Twill faithfully attend TO collections and te the bn
siness entrusted TO my care in all the Courts in the
County. ! shall be happy at all times 10 draueht
Deeds Mortgages, Contracts. &c. in correct and
superro: style-and take Afidayits and the acknow-
edgmcnt of Deeds and Mortgages. ! have made ar
rangements TO procure back pay, pension and Bounty
Land with the utmost dispatch. Land and other A
nnr,nin. ln,tnndad 70 Hillsdnle Mnrch 10. lR53.
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THE LAST MOMENTS OF ROB RoY.-His
death-bed was in character with his life
When confined to bed, person with whom
he was at cnmity proposed TO visit him.
"Raise me up," said Rob Roy TO his attendants,
."dress mo in my best clothes. tie on my arms,
place me in my chair. 1t shall never be said
that Rob Roy Macgregor was seen defenceless
and unarmed by an enemy" His wishes
were executed and he received his guest with
naughty courtesy. When he had departed,
the dying chief exclaimed, at is all over now
put me TO bed-call in the piper, and let
him play. lie was obeyed-he died, il is said.
before the air was finished. His tempestuos
life was closed ot tho farm of Inverlochlari-
beg. (the scene, afterwards. Of his sons fright
ful crimes,) in tho Braes Of Belquhidder.. He
died in 1885. and his remains reposc in tho
parish churchyard, beneath stone upon
which some admirer Of this extraordinary man
has carved sword. 4 His funeral is said to
have been attended by all ranks of people,
and a deed regret was expressed for one
whose character had much to recommend i to
the regard of IIighlanders.n s,rE s.garf j
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:, ,G5]Mrs, Partington has bccn on brief Wis
il 10 New York, She appears to have been
delighted, with her hotel, on tho Avenue. where
she says it was so pleasant to see tho cars
passing pro and con previous 70 her win
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PORTAGE, ONO,
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chartered i'm IS32-Oyer 1000 Policies Issued.

The length oftme this company has been in opera
ton. and the favorable terms upon which " lnsilres
recommend safe and cheap institution te Insure in
The dersigned has been appoined Agent for Hills
da'e Co., Mich, n320m3 DANL.L, PRATT.
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T.. ID. CONE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN d SURGEON.

Recently practitioner in the State OF New York =
Graduate OF Geneva Medical ccllegc formerly Of 3
Army Vera Cruz Mexicn. Practices his profession in
all its branches, PARTICULAR attention given TO Surgi
cal diseases. and all operations in Surgery
Office over j. III. l'ratts store. Residence Mt the
place formerly occupied by DR.. Griswold, corner of
North and West SITS.
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"a ~ Tho great question whether the year
1900 belongs 70 the 18th or 10th century is
again starsody9 And We suppose IT will 60 the
tounds. iawssots ntbks IL belongs 10 the .eigh-
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N. Y. UNION MUTUAL INSTANCE co.

Supltdi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iuuu ToosuoO
Hon. CADY HOLLISfER, Pest.
WM. L. AVERY, Sect'y. sr 81. .ea1lsfsfs
NY. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
JoHNsTowN, N. Y.
Capital$200,0 ,00o-Snrpius Cash Fund S35 600
DIRECTORS
Chester Phelps, julius II Rice. John g, .Hnnnond,
David s. Mcnamara Stephen IT, Johnson. John Clark
w 5. Ingraham,J r. Brocketf, II. =. Clark. VIM.
Hotehkiss, Philip Van Week, w. NJ Clnrk, J.F. Pot
Chester Phelps, rest. w. s. Ingraha:n. y. Pres'f
II. p. Clark. Sectary John. Clark, TREASURER.
Stephen b. Johnson. dtfy Nathaniel Smith Gen Agent
The following well known firms of New York City
among the Insured in this Company. D..
A. T. Stewart & Co, Harper e. Brothers.
Bowen e. McNamee uD Wilmerdings & Mount,
j. X. Jeiiray & Sons, Alfred Edwards a. Co., -
Vyse & Sons, v ~ Merrill, Bliss & Co. "a
Wyeth & Rogers, Hall & Brothers,
s.. Z ochrane & Co., Thomas Mcclure & Co,
james Beck g. Co, J. w. Shntcn a. iiurd,
II l.. & A. Stewart, William II. Cary g. Co,
TIFFANY, Young & Fills, i. Cottonet Il Co.
Wads~ orth & Sheldon, Renard Il Co.
The undersigned is prepared to take risks in either
OF the above responsible Companies. at low rates
can be obtained in any good substantial Company.
Nw,r,- -aa. sIlro. ~ Il. CONE, Agent.
Hillsdalc. Aug. IN, 1852.
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Capital $500, ,00O--SurpIusc cash fund $4,000
Hon. CADY HOLLlSrER, Pest. "
WM. L. AVERY, Sect'y. r f4 stala...f .flss q
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MEAD 81 PRATT.
q COJTNSELLORSA AT LAM

And Solicitors in Chancrry
Office in Unlerwnod's 3lock-Fillsdae. Mich
HENRY s. MEAD DANIEL l.. PRATT
April I 1853. n34i
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=. VI. HOLLOWAY.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND l. Nd AGENT.
County Registers Ofice-iIi.lsdalc, Mich
All Conveyances executed wlth neatncss ana dispatch
!. n. MOTT. NJ. ~.
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
Office mt Motifs Drug Store. Itesidenco Southwest
corner uf Manning Street
Operative Dentistry done nj my Ofcc. iv"o'
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In the afternoon a message was dispatched
to the interior Of the country to procure Cor
oner bu, he was unsuccessful, and Justice John
A. Weed was called upon to officiate in that
capacity. @
The preliminary proceedings were held at
the Railroad depot, and the annexed brief tes-
timony was taken.
o. s. Fcrry-Rcsiding at Norwalk, deposcd
II was standing within twenty rods Of the
,lrawbridge. when the train came along; had
full view of both tho train and bridge; the
signal was down ten minutes before the train
came in sight the train was going at full speed
so much so that the locomotive bounded over
to the opposite pier or butment of the draw:
think the draw master was not In tho least to
blanc: l was in small boat at the time. Those
having charge Of the train were undoubtedly
greatly to blame; i heard no whistle 70 break
M when tho train was near the bridge; heard
long whistle when the train was near tho de-
pot in the village. o3
Capt. Peter Adlee sworn-I reside at Gard
ener, Me-: was on the train; did not hear
any whistle 10 break up; was in the second
car; the Conductor was in the back part OF the
train fss a .uciin1orx0 ~ i.ttfaut
! Stephen Olmstssd sworn--1 reside at Nor
walk vas in company with Mt Fsuy'--
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titbss-another giving privileges to vessels csvug emil
grants, and another proposing reward of $50 900 to
General Bunss for his services the Revolution Tbs
first of these projects viii probably be law The
difficulty about Il second that the Senate required
that the engrants should be exclusively Catholics
but az the Houe Of Deputies ins ted upon the suppress
which have occupied Congress- another great question
has been presented by the government which has
received with great enthusiasm throughout country.
We speak OF the project Of establishing line of steam
chips through the Magellan Str ats put Chill
In Greet mmunication with the Atlantic States OF
America and it'll Europe
TIE markets have been extremely dull both for expor
tation and for the interior
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THE CIVIL, SUTT


PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASE OF ISAAC 8. HONE vs.
W. MORGAN AND MATHEW MORGAN, JR., IN An
ACTION FOR DAMAGES FOR AN ASSAULT AND BAT
Terry COMMITTED UPON THE PERSON OF THE PRO
sECUTOR IN SEPTEMBER LAST.
No1E-It is oper to remark that this case was called
in the interim between the close Of the arguments in the
criminal and the cement of the amount Of
the sentence to be inflicted the violation OF the Grim
inal law.
Mr. Potter, of the counsel for Mr. Hone rose and
made the following remarks:Msy it please your Honor
hold in my hand the written instructions of my client
Mr. Hone c d continue the two actions brought by him
sgainst VIM. q. Morgan and Mathew Morgan, Jr., his
trother and now pending upon the docket of the Court
Ia compliance with these instructions, and discaimpg
now and hence in his behalf ha himself has before
done all inter ton desire to take or touch the money
OF the as satisfaction for the gross
committed upon his person. and believing that the VIC
ation OF the law has been and will be amply vindcated
by the criminal proceedings which have been instituted
against them, now discoDtinues both actions
Annexed is copy Ct Mr. Homes letter Of instructions
to bis lawyers
LETTER OF ISAAC g. HONE.
NEWPORT NOV 90 1888
Messrs POTTER, SHEFFIELD, AND PERRY
GaTItMENI respectfully request that you will arrest
iuiiher proceedings IN the civil suits against the Nor
loving Ussone -
l Ibave entire confidence that in the criminsl suit
the VERDICT and win give adequate redres for
outrage Of which CO plain.
2. The damages which might be given would be Of n,
benefit &c personally, for toud deem II .y tutv to
Distribute them amongst objscis Of pubic benev oence
and utility.
The great wealth which thu Morgars ara reputed t,
possess would render pecuniary punishment object
Of indifference to them
Tt chronic disease with which am IN cted rem
de,s it duty to nyself and my family to avoid the
element which would attend an other trial.
With many thanks for the warm interest in my cas Q
which you have manifested
Most respectfully, your ohedient servant,
ISAAC s. HONE.
Mr.. Ames Of the counsel for the defendabs then
and ssd-We cs this Hfetch got up to increase
the amount Of punishment in tie criminal suits.
After little discussion among the lawyers upon
either side the Judge directed the Clerk to record udg
nent in favor Of the Defendants, with costs
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SENTENCES IN DELAwAR8-ThOmas Bradley,
charged with aiding and abettng IN passing oountsfs
money, tried last week 1T Newcastle Delaware and
found guilty The jury recommended him To the Isrsy
OF the court He was senten ed to pay Ono oe o6o6
stand N the piory hour the ID Of December nsx
to - imprisoned month, and oonvst's jaaks&
for enc year. John Adams convicted ct Wnin0tsa
OF stealing Of mercy from r. Hlazisr Rome 0no
SINCE and sentenced to receive tn ashea 10 - In.
prisonsd month, tn restore the money and 10 wsax
esnvios jacket for SIX months after his discharge frea
prison.
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Col. Benton on West Point.

WASHINGIUN NOVEMBER IoOos
DEAR sR-The accompanying letter from Gen. Davis
Secretary Of War; gives the antwer to the application
goes beyond the individual mentioned and contains
formation of interest to other parts OF the State
spread. The RECOMMENDATION you ssnt !, filed in the
War Office with respectful endorsement upon it, and the
you present of kind like to favor after
another clasa wit the orphan class whose fathers
have died for their country This you know is the
orn Of grsuiteus instruction, at the expense Of the
public 1t IL 80 in Great Britain now; it was 70 in Athens
Grafton which Thucidydes puts into the mouth Of Peri
ces OF the funeral Of the FIRST slain ut the
of the Peoponesan war; and although the law has not
given this preference in country yet the Of it
does with You Will from this that your appli.
cant with me) in the second class and do not know
whether there will be any In the 6rst. Bat the word
Commit has place in my vocabulary In relation
Recommendations for ofics l remain free till all are
heard and until the appointment has he made Very
truly and respectfully yours, THOMAS Il. BENTON
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, 1908 J
NR-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter OF the 18th in,t enclosing one to you frou,
under the us Missouri IL entitled to cadets
one for each Congressional district and At this time has
four. annex the Of the cadets in the acade
date Of their appointment and the Congressional dis
trio appointed FROM but cannot give the number Of the ds
law disrictg the State. The following the name
81 the percent cadets
Cadet Major 1852, Howard county, ola dist. g.
2. 6 Rinmel. 1853, Ca Girardeau, l. +"
Wis d. 1853, Platte, 4, F."
T. NarmI duke I" Saline county, Z" 3, %"
You will be able tt from this statement whether
the district in which the youth erred to by Mr. 5tur
geon resides is vacaptf the nomsation of the
PIE, entavs would bin appointment when the
Lcxt selections shall be made in February March, 1854
Very respectfully, your obsdent servant,
JEFtER DAVIS Secretary OF War.
Hon. Thomas H. Benton, Wsshic gtop, ID. G
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The Railroad War in Erie.


from the Cleveland Herald. Nov. rs
We learn that the Erie and Nor Fast company have
resolved change the track from the State line to the
eastern corporate limits Of the city Of Erie. 1t will be
In all This week. the day not being xei This will
concentrate public opinion upon Erie a,ne. How much
longer the people and authorities of Erie will be permitted
to rise nperior TO the law be soon detsrms ned
On SATURDAY evening last the Erie City Council sss ed
t. station line Of men along the Erie aud North
East track TO ssbal to Erie the conn encsment Of the
work OF changing ths track. Tae order also provides
that whep tho nal shall be received thu entire track
within the city Of Eie shall be up and the bridges
destroyed.
The hot heads engaged In this matter have had plenty
Of time TO cool off, and what they form
erly hac. The railroad company has conducted itself
with care ard prudence studoutly avoiding everything
which could add to the general excitement. Now the
Whole responsibility rest, with the Eric gentlemen. They
will undoubtedly commit acts OF violence, and In doing
70 they will certainly get into trouble.
The people along the line of the rosd In the State of
Peprsylvabia are beginning 10 In the matter.
trgs have been he at various points, and strong
solutions sed deDouncing the pursued by the
CRIME IN CoLuMBUs---We learn from the Columbus
tOhio) Journal that Sa, ali Williams, wife Of Williams,
ing FUSED the death Of her husband by using poson
For ,everal years they had not lived friendly terms
he had frsqusntly charged hsr with inhdsisy Some
weeks since she left tho city with another and only
returned week ten days sgo She went to ses her
huabaDf, wh0 becoming ieconcied aba again took mp
her abode with him Come three four days ago he died
very uddsnly and under circumstances Of rather
pcious cba aeer Thesa facts generally known, bat
Jet the case has not undergone legal investigated