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cylinder there is placed small concave section Of
iron. teut out BY powerpress) which the powder
at the moment of firing, forces into the ball power
fully spreading il opens and causing it to TT tightly to
the cavity Of the barrel in its course out thus giving
II more perfect direction than any other form ct
fluegng can do, while at the time il stops wind
age or rather destroys IT, Thiss the entire secret OF
the success Of the Mimic improvement
With the gun and cartridges above-descrbed the
shooting began at 40 metres equal to 432 yars The
target was Of board six feet square, painted white,
with black spot foot diameter in the center. The
following diagrams will show the result of the firing
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
atramboats ano RAILROADS..

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW Change
f HovrThe Morning line, leaving Nsw-Yor. from Pier No
sS.,th t er has isen changed from y 70 Sclok
De. fes'I IS issS GEO. H. PEoaAM. ssp,
NJ Y. and ERIE &. r. to HORNELLsVILLE-,
N pirTFaLo asl NEw-YoRK CITY RAILRoAD-BOsd
from Of Duane ct BY the Express Trains
O. % foLt Shore Raoad Cleveland Toledo Chcaso
s, fsss Columbus ciOeinnati and L"u'ei also Win 'S
g. peSGf arrives =. BuHaOsP Leaves for Cleveland
sSeP Mail Train .rve. Eurs 80 P d; stopPins over
nfe T,S,es arrives a Buffalo 10 " Leaves for Cleveland
sil.1 l...,s. = CHECKED d throuss to Buffalo ,...,
h ueiets Al No Broadwsy first corner sooye As'of
x,rss j O. HOYT. supennteIoeit B y n 4. v H. H.
~ d TaLLn,Dsa Aseet No 20 Brosd"ay cor bsrc1J
,/,pNTRAI, RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-New-
no. H Iss Psssnrer Trains will lesv, fol Per
40 Korth River kewYOrk u ard s M sos NJ
yc,s Sor somersie wsvl a. NJ y hs.oa' 10 10 ~
fSr,dsSdtst Pbnpbsrsk opposite Ea'ion ~ s'd
IN 81 Leave sorneryiie (wsl n $50 A. N In: nae
connects with trains by the Railroad Company ''''
hsctst With tr.. from New-York ows from Plain
80 ", ssskenrdse &C iom Somerve for Peapsck Sea ron
Whl,s House Cor Fem'1ston, &C non S Las,Js io ''
"hhe''''''' GEO PEGRAM Superintendent.
(IFyELAND and TOLEDO RAIL ROAD
4 WIETEk ARRANGEMENT ,
,ner MONDAY Nov 1853 Passenger Trains VII leave
s,SlJ (ssadaJs eneeptsel s ,olloS. =. v,rv,t
I<,ve Cleveland s,......e90 An, 500 sna ZAP IN,
Leave Toledo a,.9l9 AN, ~ ss 81, "a ss sh,Yn = M and
eo,Iefn Indiana Railroad The DAILY Trans 9et".eD
tt md Chielso connecting also at MOnosse with Mansfield
snd ssDd ssky Railroads connecting also al CJos WIN " w
N'' Lake '' EsrkeIr Division open to ssndasty
Leave Ohio City yet....'.'.'' ~
Leave ''N'D''' ''''' T. b PHiLLlPs' srpernTsadenl
ones c. and T. R R.. Cleveland Nov 1855
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C,upREME COURT-Cattaragus County.-Horatio

CUPREME COURT-Cattaragus County.-Horato
- Seymour ssGnst Elijah Asher CanheA Sheldon seeey
Heusn Rugg Wright Rufus l. VIII tche Merlin Cox,
and William u Summons in Mortgags Gaze conpest not
scrvedl-T ELIJAH KNOX and SHELDON sEELEf-Ss' You
hereby The complaint 10 TINS scoa ana
Elicotfsile, Cattaraugs
County within twenty days after the service hereof eH
ec OF the servce and the defendants a 70 an
se the Aforesaid the psn;ia will sppy TO ne Court
ff the in the said complaint And you Will take
that this scion will be med IN the ONCE Of
The CT IL Of fCeiietugus County -Dated Oct ~ ls3S
Wv d. O. BINGHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Tho complaint the above entitled aOn was ed the oce
ofe Clerk County Of Caraagr on the Jh DAY of
1853 d. G BlNohAM' fIaAAHs A''0Ine5'
dic1awcvF
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

WIIcHcRATr TRnL.-The Baltimore papers gives
Of recent trial in that city which recalls the
days OF New England superstition The trial osten.
stly for assault and battery. According to The As>r
can the parties all GermaDs and tho chief complain
ants snd defendants females The trouble between them
arose in the fret place. out Of report that 0f the f.
males witch and the facts brought 10 sustain the
port that the old lady made nightly peregrnations
the tops Of the houses adjoining and adjacent 70 the
ore in which she resided. All the superstous notions
entertained by the early inhabitants Of this country when
Courts Of law consigned females TO the stocks because OF
their supernatural powers was there exhibited and the
most solemn declarations Of faith in the existence OF
witches was expressed Out Of these charges when first
hn,ed general fight took place IN which both men and
took common hand, and the whole neighoorhood
Yves called upon Iced their aid TO drive out from their
mdst one whom they alleged held the fate Of the whole
community IN her hands.
FArAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT Shameful Conduct Of
a Condzetor-James DickermaD, employs the
Troy and Boston Railway killed Troy Saturday
evening He driver Of one Of the teams which are
ued draw the from the city to the depot outde OF
the cororaon but Saturday evening employed another
10 perform bis duty and took his place In the a.
passenger for East Bennington VT where his mother re
Sides whom he had not seen for three yess Inc con
dueor whose name is White seeing him in the v9
dsueased at bis substituting another for driver and
ordered him off to bis place DickGman replied inai ne
was going home. and offered the conductor the money M
his fare The conductor refused to take and po<aeo
Dickerman off the car when the latter feii unaeI ,ns
wheels and was Immediately crushed TO dean. ;h ~
ductor we understand proceeded on up tte ,'s se
train The deceased was a single man. apoa. - yeH" -
age lAiDaNy
HoRnrsLr AccIDEsT>-Rober Hamilton "a a y.ssa 10
age got his fngers caught 6stween ~ F. a. on Prday
st1 s E % :, and before Wheel could 81 es Sg
ed h :6s :1s iS%e 1 .a5 y %ii 20 'lS s
dresssT when Ts wa. Injured in shocking manner
s sSey sS both @ AID oh arm ss1g ssssS ovs oa,
am SH IN an a1' ny soss9 ooss are en- enssasd s x h
recovery.
FovR PERSONS BURSID TO DEATE.--A &c. attended
with a serious -ss Of life. occurred in Woodst0ck Sat
uFdsy last Tie fanly cOLsscd Of six person. two Of
yhah escsped The flames By 5uapng from the windows.
ho other ourses b haze byen unaware Of her danger
In tIe T. make their escape. An elderly lady Two ehl
dren and C. servant pesi-hed In the aemcs
Leal9a C w Ffes frsss Dec q.
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feqai Nonrcs.

A SSIGNEE SIS NOTICE.-An persons indebted 70
hEREDERIcK w KNAPP Of thu city hereby notified that
has made ssnueni d hs property TO the undersigned for
llht his creditors aid that all debts due him required
Is- 10 the undeIsigued Nev-York City, Dec. g. lass
A BENEDICT, Assisnee, No l56 Broadway.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF the
County o Newi icrk notice hereby gwen to all hvns
Gains against JAMES flNEGAS late OF tAe City OF Nwlogk do
ed c wiki vouchers therooto the subscriber
% kxocuttx Al her residence t between ID and 81
Z 0sge w Bus,ecd Attorney No. IS wiaS n the City c
ief on before the ih day Of December neA Datchsw
j7iawesF MARGARET FINEGAN Sole ExecutrIr.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of the
County Of Nepyork notice hereby persous having
srs eus ANTHONY HIMANN ia,e 0f the City NcwYork
octed FTscn the with vouchers thereof
Sntr the oce Of WILLIAM d. CRAFf No n Chambers st.
~ Cry of NwYoTk before tie fourth d Of January
Cl ls~emF MARGAREF HUNASN Adfnnstrstrx
IL PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
Nu q ofNcvNck, notice u hereby given al persons hagar
es tstr JOHN DRiSC OIL lstc Of Cry Of NwTork d.
% De with yoackeIs threoi ths subscriber
4F,sdtrcc No &c Naegys- In TN Cly u NegNJrk,
.s. ne eighth VI sslraa ucxtatla Nr~lsrk TIE fourth
~ q Ansut. lisa DAVID BARRY Ai1asgst1r.
d - lsWenF
ktA PURSUANCE oi ~ Orser Of the Surrogate OF
Il hr Comfy n NfuNoik Notice hrrhT al ,osls
va c9ii efarl GEORGE ~ DAWSON ls1e ~ Cts "
49, eIE st rrsent ae viii gJa-l.r rsrr.yf
stfcuies e. ef rsi No ~ Ctua ia the Cy ofsv
t o. tcttl tle tael0h fy Of Iuch nrstD r Nuvlofs,
II ,i,lil Y cf Ssptl lS5A ESTHER DAWSON.
SFln~tnF AiaiaatEatgiz.
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FIRE AND LOSS or LIFE.
Correspondepce ofThe N. Y. Tribune.
nrnu,gaUpru va NVaInoad A. ,

Correspondence OF The " I. tribune
FERRisBURGB, Vt, Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1883
II is my melancholy task to record of the most pain
full scenes ever witnessed in this vicinity
The house OF Mr.. Qunlan, in Charlotte entirely
consumed by fire the morning Of the sh nst and he
and child Of his about three years of age burned
To death.
The circumstances, far developed, these Mr..
Quinan with two children, about five years Of age
and the other one who burned was sleeping in an
upper room and being aroused by the fire sometime be
tween l2 and O'clock called 20 sister Of his in the
lower part Of the house who supposng II morning
arose but discovering the facts in the ease rushed to the
front door carrying with her Mr. Quinlans youngest
child an infant but finding impossible the flames
in that direction went to the back doorwhch che sue
ceeded with difficulty in opeDing-and fled. She states
she saw her brother with his two other children trying TO
effect his scape che around the house and found the
eldest child who it would his father succeeded In
putting out at a window. Nothing of Mr.
Ounlsn and his second child until the house nearly
burned down when their bodies discovered but were
not obtained until nearly consumed.
Miss Qunlan carrying the infant aud accompanied by
the eldest child to brothers house, about three
fourtbs of a mile distant These are rery badly burned,
the eldest child had his hands badly burned that the skin
fell OF nearly half the surface Of his body and limbs Is
burned the others quite badly njared yet pey
badly burned their faces were nearly all blistered T.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

CUPERIOR COURT.-By order Of Judge CAMP
- TFfII r. NANTFL Rec.iver-CAMELLIAs in TUGS
WILLIAM LIVING Co Auco3eer will sell a. Ancion on
slTIIDAY December H. o'clock, at the Nursery corner
roea, ard l6hst large Csmel containing abont ZJ
Tsss and Flowers comprising Double White Lady humes
Blush and other varieties In perfect order.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
meoiral.

NR. BANNING MEDICAL and MECHAHICO
H. SURGICAL INSTITUTE No 81 MeToe1st, N YFos the
Desse and for the application Of his Bd
Spinal Props Brace Trussos Peyis
edes Pile sprngs Tveng Companion for the cure Of Vo
"a. Pulmonary Digestive NeryOu Spinal and Female Complspt
Ruptucs Drcope and Lsnguo also for the support ef
hdies eucent aud drrng confinement
IL B. L D. SANDS, Agents,
No 100 Fu,or-si.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
IMpoRTANT to NURSING MOTHERs-Dr,

IMPORTANT to NURSING MOTHERS.-Dr.
Il KEEDHAArS IMPROVED BREAST PUMP.-Highly ap-
proved by the eminent Physicians in the country
superiority others be set down In
the ins order: is the connecting with
application entirely free from pain
nfamed the nipple 2d the mode
oftxhsug air the eies most natural ecient and expe
dou devised Sd the sons elasticity an hexibiiy
mouth upon the breast and nipple ike the mouth
infant This effect being under the control Of the patient by
ptcuar veular be varied as 10
initiate the sensation well effect Of nursing child to
degree ih requires very little exetOn 10 apply and
suction, which be graduated pitch
without from the breasts h h rs not liable to ger out OF
9th their
uilk hy Is n any length Of tne . -
r. DURKEE sole Agent the United States oce No. iss
WAfer-st, n. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

j. paiptiG ss.ipst LEWIS PAGE and NELSON MODFORD
Sendans-To tie above defendants You herb, nonsd
the this action, which fled IN the Oce
ofth CLERK County the ehdsy Of
1893 ard copy of your at Office In
within after the
hreof Ysusive Of such service and II you fail
tufver The aforesaid the pnh wNake judgment
the sum OF ssventy4ever dollars and cents with interest
the 18th dsy Of July 1853 besides ne co o. ths ston-
Dated Nov g. 1885 TORhANSb, Plsinflns Attorney,
10 l,v6xF Gowsndu. Cattsaugus County n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

niyAMA TRANSIT TICKETS.-A NJ HINK
LrY late scrwsrse for As,%s Co. saiornis EIgres
sow - ir Tiri,,s lor sale in New-York Apply 70
f~1fnuN W CARRINGTON. Adams Cos No 20 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
County hereby given all having
claims against FRANCIS KIP late Of the City Of New York
Starch deceased the with
thereof 70 the 50 scriben the oee Of EDWARD PRAsER
F,o No s rehsrds the City OF NewYork or before th
ib dnv Of Febrnsry nextDsted EewYork the
lass. MAkGAREI klPP, kxecBtrx
aui2 lawemF WILLIAM KIPP, Executor
CUPREME COURT.-HORATIO SEYMOUR
- sssirss CALVIN EASTMAN and JEREMIAH wARD>-Sun-
nens-To CALVIN EASTMAE-sir; You hereby a
the compliant In this sc0D aud copy Of
Eeo;tve Cat;Ars1gus County SewYork With
days seree hereof exclusive of the day Of such
and the defendants m the complaint
,sd the plaintiff win apply the Court for the M
the said complaint And will take that the
this acion fled In the Of the Clerk Comfy
on the day OF November 1855 RICE HUSrLEY Plain
tits Attorney. Elheottvle N. Y.
GUPRENE COURT-Suyan County ss.-James
CI Baker sgt Casper MssonTo CASTER IT. MASON above
oeeueabtsir hereby summoned and required
the complaint In This action which will be fled IN the Office of
Clerk the County Sullivan Monticello said County the
2lh day Of November 1883 and the
complaint bursh
svn County NewYo1k within twenty days after the service
exclusive Of the Of service and fail
Psint sfossd the plaintiff will teks Judgment srn.t
the hundred dollars with thereon from
Of October 1851 besides the cost OF Tina setonDAted
IleonirstuIsh Sullivan Co NY, Nov q 1855
a. aIAyewF DIMMICK & LE0UETr, Psn.if's An'ys
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
U,HAT GOURAUDs ITALIAN MEDICATED

SOAP deserves aths popularity receives proved iron the
hes been before the people these y past duriDs
which has steadily been increasing ts sales 100 cent II
mind that had bear the violent
opposition limitations and low priced stud have At
be ioisd intelligent people and most gnay
hhsd Again this Soap must not be eonfoundd with ordinary os
That's not only II has valuable
roptrts-t only beaobs the darkest and sowest skin
bttutul white, but pimrs eruptouA sarhegnte
chas aud other Kind Of kl de0Tmity. ETIa
hmed GOURAuUS Poudro Subtitle or upTootng hair on S
reheao lips Ofhs body Also Liquid Hair De
Liquid Rouge LILY White aud Hair Restorative found at DE-
GOtRAUDS old established depot 81 Wslkerst BoA3wSy
rs Wasiips hosen; Carleton Lowc Bliss Springfield &c
NOU WON'T BELIEVE A MAN when he speaks
the plain truth 81 did wouldn't sdvertss
DAY atuy ON0UENr will force the whkers and muschss 70
srd heftn frywo dtys without inarY TO the
n wi do IL but suppose sou class among the other nos
pus VI hete - dozen OF the country
. GRAHAM, No Ss Annsi Brooklyn Mrs Hayes Ne us Fu
tenet
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

CAND's SYRUP of HOARHOUND and yEGE-
- TABLE EXPECTORANTS, l2l, 25 50 cents Quart
hoe Ell highly for Coughs Colds aad
Csnsuruton Sold by al Druggists Wholesale AID retail at
SANDS. n
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

<,ENTRAb RAILROAD ADofNEW-JERSEf--C Change
- u Ths kornins line leaving New-York from Pier No
S.,,h bis sr has ieen changed from q 20 O'clock
ikeI'. 'ss GEO H. PEGRAM Sept
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

OrGer Cf the Surrogate OF
ee .s hsrhT Tig "a O. al rcs1ls
Y DAWSON. l.te ~ ths Cltg "
% same viii gJaclsrs rErr.yf o
}. siCtual sr. ia the gItT OF Ssv-
Of Ilichnrst-DNst. NoU. York.
ESTHER DAWSON.
Adm lstTatrlx.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-09
Our Foreign Policy.

The Charleston Mercury, in copyinga recent
article from the New York Journal of Com
merce, on the Monroe doctrine and the policy
of the present Administration. (Which article
was also copied by the Repubic,) makes the
foil owing remarks:
"With the sensible editor of that paper we
heartily agree that the programme of foreign DO.
Icy sketcbed by the wr tier of the letter ought moi
to be true. and We publish it for the purpose of
pressing our strong conviction that this, and
thousand other like statements, attributing to the
Administration purpose of bear ding all the world
by the assertion of called America policy re
in no degree trustworthy. Weare convinced that
the statesmen who compose at this time the Execu-
tive of the United States, are men of prudence and
good counsel; that they neither desire wantonly to
plunge into disputes with other nations, nor will
incur the ridicule of all the world and of all time
by asserting for the United States a Democratic
right of prmogeniture to inherit all the vacant or
obsolete, or incompetent sovereignties of North
and South America.
"To be an earnest and watchful friend of all the
American Governments; to extend our commercial
intercourse and to increase political good I'M
derstanding with them by all proper means-this
we heartily approve, and this We have reason to
believe will form feature in the exterior policy of
President PiERCE's administration We hope 20,
for II will be step in maintenance Of the Monroe
doctrine, at once sure, peaceful and full of good
resuts.'
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-09
SlO.33s.332 OF

LAST MOMENTS OF VicE PaEnDssr KIso.-The
Southern Republic has received from Mr.. F X.
Beck-a kinsman Of the Vice Presdcnt-a brief
account ofthe last moments Of Mr.. King. 1t says:
" He was quiet and resigned to the fate which he
had seen for sometime awaited him. Shortly be-
fore six O'Clock on Monday evening, while few
fE'ends were sitting around his bedside. the only
ones that be would allow in bis sick room, he aud
denly remarked that he was dying. The watchers
arose to their feet under some excitement, when
the Colonel said, Be still-make no noise-let me
die quietly He refuscd TO have the balance of
a. household notified of bis dying condition. His
physician came in and examined him. The Colo.
mel said to him, Doctor, am dying. II seems
~ though shall never get through with it. / am
dying very hard. Take the pillows from under
my head! The pillows were accordingly taken
ifem under his headi but, affordink no relief the
doctor turned him from his back on his eide, when
he died In q moment" p tfAf
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nave boon open 1t such IN hour from any cause,
and that therein the bridge-keeper was at fault.
I'd. That the bridge-keepef's signal having
bsen given, the 4ngineer was recklessly at
iAult in not observing the fact in time.
I, Sd. That the conductor, in not requiring the
speed of the train to be abated on approaching
the creek, was either culpably remiss or ma
lignantly wilful in his conduct.
4th. That the company, in not enacting and
tai cessation OF speed and examination of the
prospect in pass so liable to oversight. aeci-
dent, and disaster. have manifested highly
reprehensible indifference to the solemn lespon-
sibiities resting upon them.
five judge harshly, and upon imperfect infor-
nation, we have every motive to make amends
to injured party; but the present is notan hour
for the exhibition of fastidiousness by means
of which to permit the guilty to escape unpun-
ished II serious admontion could prove effec-
tive on tho minds of those persons, the late New
Jersey case would have proved sufficient; but
| while that was fresh in the minds of all, and
while the causes leading toitwere almost iden-
ucaI Win -lhOSe OCcdSlOnlng lnlS more recent
disaster, the lesson it should have impressed
upon the mind and conscience Of every individ-
ual concerned in railroad affairs appears to have
been unheard, or whistled down the winds with
a contempt that none but the most hardened
and depraved could possibly realize. f.i
The present instance is of manifestly too
culpable character to be passed over without
tho infection of retributive justice. We are
not partial to the spirit Of vengeance in our
laws; bat to remit one iota of all their penalties
in this case will be but to-defeat the offices OF
mercy and to encourage the most cruel injustice
toward the innocent throughout the land. Let
full sense of their responsibility be impressed
upon the company and its agents, by damages,
fines. and Imprisonment. To omit any part OF
| this duty will be to bring upon our country the
deserved reproach of the world. Already are
we unjustly charged abroad with an indiffer-
ence to the value Of human life. The proofs
of this charge do not exist, and must not be
| supplied from instances like the present. The
voice of our whole people cries aloud for justice
and retribution, and their demand cannot be
disregarded with impunity.
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The Military Asylum.

We learn that the Board of Commissioners
charged with the duty Of selecting site Tor .
third military asylum in the Western States have
made choice Of Harrodsburgh Springs, Kentucky,
for the location of the proposed establishment The
site selected is highly salubrious and beautiful nd
In all respects well suited for the purposes to which
it 10 designed.- Union. io Tal1ao Ean
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POPPY OIL.-Dr. v. c. Smith, of Boston. saws
that immense crops of poppies raised in Swift
zerl6nd not for the opium but for the oil extracted
from their seeds. This oil is beautifully ranspa-
rent, extensively used in house painting colorless
as water, and, when mixed with white lead leave,
beautiful surface that never becomes yellow.
Now that nseed oil is raising in price and 40
much of our soil is unfit for he cultivation of flax
he advises the attempt at guilty ating the poppy
here, which does very we'll, even on poor, sandy
soil He says, too, that the oil 10 quite patasable
for salads .....y.
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FORFEIT OF Boso.-In the Uoited States circuit
court at St Louis, on the 18th ult., in the of
the United States against G Gorge H. Kennerly md
the Menards his sec urities, bond assista Mt
quartermaster during the Mexican war, judgment
was rendered against his securities for i've thou
SANG collars, the amount of the penalty of the bond
IN favor OF the United Sfatss
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-09

STATUE OF De Witt CLINTON The Con,n,on
Council have granted permission 10 Mr.. Edmonds
and others TO place the bronze statue of De Witt
Clinton, by II. K Browne in front of the CITY Hall
for few days, prior to It's removal to Greenwood
Cemetery, where il is to be erected over the re-
mains Of the iilustrious deceased
~, 7, Commercial Adcertiss7. 6ik
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-09

The Hon. DAVID MERIwETHER, of Jeffer-
son county. Kentucky, has received the ap-
pointmenl of Governor of New Mexico.
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The Hon. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS is to
deliver eulogy on the life. and services OF
DANIEL WEBSTER, at Atlanta, Georgia, on the
Both instant
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r rour steamships, the Georgia, Uncle Sam,
o s SEC s'ar Of The Wet, sailed yesterday
si nsrnoon' VIVID California passengers, with whom
lNesc York Lo,1xnal az c elh
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WEsrAINsrER RALao.n-r.b
Vhs states mat corps oken xineers will soon be
through Reistsrstown. Wv TUG"