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Sstsca, &C., for instance, -~is decidedly
hostile to Franklin, which is Wing, and
protests against ilin the following pointed
manner:
I'VE do not think thai our candidate
should be pledged for the Maine Law, or
any other law. before or after the numina-
ton. We arc opposed to this openlion'as
a matter OF principle. Bad men, unprin.
riplcd men. for the sake of Office, and a
little distinction. will frequently pledge
themselves 10 anything that is asked of
them. If a particular question, not politi.
cal in lis character, becomes prominent, let
nrrn' be selected that are fit for the emer,
gency; but this requiring a pledge in adj
vance is Illuminating, and not consistent
with our ideas Of propriety."
The trick is not less transparent in many
other COUNTIES, and it is changed as policy
dictates is bes, lo&ecp up Fthe deception.
10 one county, whichis strongly Democrat.
ic, The Wings ask The Democratic temper.
ance men to join them in making the Maine
deict the leading issue; in another strongly
Wing, they exclude itin olo frem their
party, call upnn i, to close up the ranks
against all outside issues, ard stand firm
upon the old Wing platform. Let the De.
mocracy survey The field and be admOnish-
ed in good time against the intentions that
are hidden in this meal tub. Let our par
ty also staud firm upon its old platform.
Let i, wisely select candidates who, BY
their lives and habits, are not obnoxious
10 the highesrmoral sentiments Of society,
and they will fnd, 10 their satisfaction as
Whiggery will to its confusion, that "hon'
esty is the best of policy"
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ON the goth day II October, A. D., 1853, at
three o'cl ock in the afternoon, on the pre-.
misses, in tho township ofVermillion, will be sold
tccordlng to Law to the highest bidder, the ioi'
loving real estate, as the property OF John Beld
lcr, dcceasod to wit ;-Situatc in the township OF
vermilion county of Ashland, and State OF ONO,
Described az rollowsi being the west part oil Tie
north west quarter Of Section sc'en,C ~ Township
twenty one, t2D aud range siAteon,tlO) containing
81 yone acres (6l) Terms Of sale one hall cash
IL land, aud Que hall payable one yea from day OF
sale. secured by mortgage upon the premises.
ELIZARETH DElDLfR, EGccutrix
Of JJhs BE- ller, d &C o..
September II, 1850. iwI1
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Hon. George Poindexter.

The following brief sketch of The career
If tx Gov rnor Puinlfyrer, If Ml-siSsip
ii, whose death WAS announced Yesterday
morning, ia gwen by the New York lie
raLd Of Wednesday. Ills life was an
r,enliul and singular 6ne-.not peculiarl,
marked BY consistency aud stability:
"lle vas The irsl delegate To Congress
from Mississippi, and on her admission IN
to the Union was Immediately chosen
UriIrd States Senator, which position he
held for II great number Of years. He
was likewise at one lime governor Of the
Slite. Ia early life he was a supporter
Of Gen. Jackson, hut in laler years he
quarrellrd with AMI hrcahe an inje,erate
opponent Of the OH Hero, Withdrew from
he democratic ranks, joined The wings, ad
vocated a re charter Of The United States
Bank, and supported wing measures gen
orally. Owing 10 his INCONSISTENCY in poll
Tics, Mississippi eventually Regulated hun
and he was compelled 10 relire tn private
life. lie remained comparatively inactive
as a politician ill four Or five Years ngo,
when he once more took lis stand Upon
the democratic platform; but lie failed 10
regain lhs position no lormerly held, and
soon rclapsed into undisurbcd quielude.
Mr., PomdrAtrr possessed talents Of high
order, aud while a Senator Of the United
States his postum was i'm Ing the foremost
men uf the country"
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VIM. Hamilton, /,

VIM uaWhtOn, th faTuNNh IN
Us Ashland Common Pleas.
VIM Hills & wife etal.J .
DURSUANT to. the command of m order of
j. sale issued in the above case from the court
o. Common Pleas OF Ashland County and State of
Ohio 10 me directed I will expose to public sale at
the door of the court house in said county
On MOuday The 24th day Of October,
D 1868 between the hours OF ten O'Clock A M
and four O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the following
described Real Estate situate and being in the
county Of Ashland, to wit; the north east quarter
of section number three ~ in township number
twenty-five t2s) ~ofranQe number fleen tt5) con-
tanning one hundred and sixty-four acres more or
less, excepting such certain lots as have hereto
lore been sold by William Hamilton In his liic-
tim Appraised at four thousand one hundred
and eighty-six dollars, subject to a dover estate
heretofore assigned to Jane Hamilton.
Terms OF sale ;-0ne-third cash in hand on the
day Of salei 1ne-third in one year, and one-third
in two years ;-dslerred payments to be secured
by Mortgage.
September IA, 1858. l7w7pfs4 so
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SnoT.-At Louisville. on Tuesday, Mr..
Ford. proprietor oi the Shakespeare House,
was shot and severely wounded in the
month and nose, by his neighbour, Mr..
Long, a tailor. We did not learn the
cause. The wounds, though severe. are
not serious.
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puuApPLpurA. Sent. 10.

The New York train due here last night
was thrown Of tho track near Beverly -
The brakeman was instantly killed, and
lhe engineer somewhat bruised. No pas.
sepgers injured. Accident caused by a
piece Of rail being placed near one Of the
s'eepcrs.
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0rR DEsrINY-Wn NAT IS IT "A strange
lnialualIon seems. TO have seized upon the
minds Of the people of this county in re.
gard 10 its "maniiesI destiny. "-ithig
Paper,
WHAT'S III" Why among other things,
to get rid ofpublic p'untereIs, puthoneslm n
iniheir shOes,atteud to our honor abroad.
and not funk" aud "crawfsh" like The
last administration; annex The Sand Sich
islands, II they want; maintain our rights
in New Mexico, il need be, and generally
speaking, set an example of honest, pro.
gressive, go%'aheadiive, prosperous govern
ment, to the establishment Of old fogies and
the %terroro( public swindlers every where
No wonder the Wings call ii "strang,
infntuation," IL is very "slrange" 10 them
-CReGGsH PidiAdeahr.
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Table Rock Fallen.

NIAGARA FAILS Sept. 9.-Shorlly be.
fore eight o'clock this morning, what was
JEFF of Table X ok Tell with a tremendous
crash. The projecting rock is nov all
gone. No one is supposed to have been
under at The time.
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CONSUMPTION CURED!
TESTIMONY or A PHYSICIAN.
McSSrs Baker, &. Co.:

ptAR 9IR[-The public generally are fully aware Of
,e ,pousGnGs OF tcmtjics Uf lis, astd Ilnps. under
tnc uties OF SarsGparltias, Pills. Plasters. Lipimenta
Ms, mat are daily brought TO their notice tbroueb
;n ~ i !, y papers, by way Of Embellishments. Ny oh
y ,Gc n r% Ma'tlng ms note for ppbli' alton. is 10 Induce
.Lv pupuo' or II least ihoF2 who are afflicted Nh Ihey
WI, we patent medicinrsl 10 use one that contains
a.irdes oi real HSem P~uimpaarg diseases. am con.
SGlousthFt, ~ 30 doing, An 'apingm most unproirE.
slTma.y' any derogaiOrY TO the INTERESTS of medical
"V1Snesep1 tne fegulsrprsctiiiOners OfnedicIne,
ING medicine TO which I refer is .;Dr, Hal's BAL.
sam tor he hngs." | have prescribed il in a Iarre
nugloeI OF Cases, aud always with success. One case
lnpertlcnlsr, TO which ! wish now 10 refer. was riy.
Gu up by several physicians who had been esIie55 in
consultation VIII mysclt The patient had aiIthe
%mp'Slas ei GinIimed consumption, such as Cold
NlEht Sweais, Hectic Fever, Harrassinc Courh. win
continued pain lntbf lobe Of tie Right Lung. attend.
ca WIN severe Diarrhqal lie commenced immedi.
ateiy 70 get better, by The use ofthe above named
hculoine, and was soon restored to his usualheaith /
nave also found nr. Halls Balsam the most vAInn'
. "v rn ~ llr breaking up distressing Coughs
W. ID. WRIGHT. NJ, d,
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NEW BALLOON.

II BACHERER, At the old stand formerly
IL. occupied by Michael Miller, above tho
McNulty house. keeps constantly on hand every
variety of good things, creep, intoxicating drinks,
which can DO desired by any ono fond pC roud
living. June 20, 1859. Mf
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STATE OFFICERS.

A Governor.
ALieutenant Governor; ,
A Superin endont OF Common Schools
ASocretary Of state.
A Treasurer oi State.
One supreme Judge.
An Attorney General.
One Member oflhe Board ofPublic Worke'
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
One Senator.
one Member Tor State BOARD d Eqa'iIation.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One Representative.
One Commissioner.
Two In6rmary Directors, and
One Coroner.
And Inc Trustees Of the several townships in
said County arc required to ret m 'h' borrowing
of Jurors from their respective townships
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REDER have you a couch which
leo,lhg uhder me Idea That ills only A nommnr oneiiS
~ ,"a ! VIII soon wear itself out1n Lei . frioni
vi lou' ~ al Kindness, what will soon be N. n1n h'
1 a, ro'u.' Ia a short tinei If you continue 10 neT.
leCt YOURSELF YOU will begin ia feel sensa y ntE'
ness nl oppression across the chest .,sht,
WIN licgupni sharp darling pains. Then. a Jry L"ct.
I'VE tVuSP WIZ SET in, and when you raise nn,,Lfn.
VIII ne mick and yelOEish, or white froibyy ,m m.
W., stEeaheI perhaps. with blood. II Won suII X nfnn
1nd yoo, -, HE MnlIfesaht symptoms will increase.
~ uu WIN soqp have hectic fever coli cbiIis'
hlghl SWeals, cOpioua eypectOranon .rd ~ 1nIlls,
Il"l,latl'H' u you Sill neglect vuurssif -
"euhs y 'lOnlns VIII see, you consigned In The s'
tJaSlnE your friends to mourn how rapidly ronssm 1r
have t,U" u ro, ~ worh, and hurried you away. FrIenJsi
sKetch you may see la a glass. bnv cyorr .o SnoNe
rrU"Piioh progresses, with more or o ss-snjli,, ~.
.htai WinlihaUon. or all the thouss nds ,nJ ,nii,'va
whom tilsgIeat Destroyer has gathered IN ,bs ,nn,h
SSooocnn' smGe case began with a cold If his hsI
Dcch Attended to, all might have been ,oi, ~ H. nau
ing neGlectcd, under the fatal dplusIon ,nn. Nv ne,
We ltscli on II transferred itsdtadly Art nm 10 tha
su"stauOe u tne Lungs, exciting there he ro,m.tnn
~ 'uucIoIcT' Another. and dnOtbe- cold sIJ,J 49, -
'ne ianie' uh'li these tuhcrCles began 10 soften ~
i'm liz i NV 'SNi.g oy thelr liberation, great cavities
w ,He iungE' ~ iUis crisis the disens, il very d;m
cut oicure. and often times sets atdcr.,e e'y pim'
man means. vs. anCe allhu-
W lne Ialter or worst stage, this medicine v;uot.
ltitlncS arrest the disease, or check its nrorrsss Nv. W
WI alMGys make me patient more comfort bIc suI
n ~" w. " qua u II therefore worthy OF The tTi.
u u VI " Ihulpient or forming periods Cnnsunn.
ZION rs az durable as any other disn., No"sSnP'
hLbn balsam Tor the Lungs, If taken 1t ihis Ume
WI '"It u assufely a. taken We earnestly .yh",
az WIZ nave a cough. or are subject TO coIJs ,n Lsen
n ~ Z. ~ ny thein. and whenever You take cold.
S,"ute!e u lhOTourhly, and al once. ky mis- nnvrr'
iul healing compound. and leave yonr limo ~" NJ pnm'5
10 carry you In full vig0r to A good nJ a .""'"'u''u'
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John Kinny j.. . In Partition in
rs. Ashland Common Plea

rs. Ashland Common Pleas.
Aaron Kinny ct al.
-DURSUANT TO the command of an order of
L sale issued in the above case from the Court
Of CommOn, Pleas of Ashland County and State OF
Qhloto me directed l will expose to public sale at
the d or oil the court house in said county
On Monday the 24M day of October,
A D 1853 between the hours of ten O'Clock A M
and four o'clock PM of SAID day the following de-
scribed Real Estate sitnate and being in the couij-
ty of Ashland and State ofOhio TO wit; the north
west part Of the south west quarter Of section
twenty-six 26l Of township twenty POI range SIX
teen 1877 containing one hundred andtwcnty-tlree
acres more or less. Also tho north east part Of
the south east quarter of section iwenty-six [26l
township twenty 1907 range sixteen containing
one hundred and thirty.iour acres more or less.
Appraised at six thousand four hundred ard TWEEN.
ty-ive dollars, subject to a widows dover.
Terms of sale :--0ne.third cash in hand, or the
day Of sale; one third in one year, and one-third
in two years. Deferred payments TO be secured
by Mortgage.
I'D. JONES. ShtrT.
September IA, 1853. l7w6p 81 10
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TIME Trustees of the several townships OF Ash
land county are required to return TO inc
Probate Judge Of sad county the following num-
Der of Jurors from their respective townships "
be returned m a separate list IN the same manne'
aud at the sane time as is PROVIDED oy Jaw y u
ots r,,,rn,hle 10 the Court OF Common PieOs:
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Levi Wallace ct al. In Partition IN

A. Mckinley cral.)
DURSUANT to the command Of an order of
sale issued in the above case from the c urt
oil Common Pleas of Ashland County aud State of
Ohio to me directed, | will expose to public sale
at tho door 9th, Court House in said county,
On Nonddy The 24h day Of October,
A D 1893, between the hours of ten O'Clock A NJ
aud four o'clock p NJ of said day, the following
described Real Estate, situate aud being in the
county of Ashland and State Of Ohio, to wit; the
east talf Of the south east quarter OF rection ii ht
Isl IN township twenty 1901 Of range sixteen l6l
contain ~ eighty acres more or less. Also he
.oiIlh west quarter Of section nine y. ip to~n'h p
twenty 1901 Orange sixteen ll6l continuing me
hundred ind sixty ti6Ol acres more o, less, COP
tanning in all Two hundred and forty l2iOl acres
more or Teas. Appraised at four thousand eight
hundred dollars.
Terms of sale ;-onc.third cash IN hand, on he
day Of sale one.llird IN one year, aud Que third
in TWO years. Deferred payments to DO secured
by Mortgage.
September IA, 1853. 6wl7 Pisa 90
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Ton Hoo Il u, discourses Of this cheap
Literature mania;
"A few months since, | was applied 10
myself, 10 contribute To a new journal, not
tSic'ly graluiiously, but at a iery small
advance Upon O%olhins--and avowedly be
cause The work had been planned accord
ing 10 that estimate. H0we,er, ] accept
ed The Terms cundlionally, that is To say,
provided The principle could he properly
carried gu. Accordingly, | wrole Ia my
butcher, baker, ,nd other lradcsmen inform.
ing them llarIl was Necessary. for the sake
If cheap literature aud the interest of the
rcddiUg public, that they should furnish
HIM with several cOmmudliie at a very lri.
fling per ccntage abne he cost price. 1t
will he sufficient Ia quote the answer Of the
butcher: SIr-Respecrln your noIc. Cheap
l~ilerater he blowed. Butchers must live as
well as other peoplei and if so be you or
the readin' publick wants to have meat at
prime cost, you must buy your own beast.
tsses, aud hull yoursel'es-l remain, &C.,
ions STOKES"
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September IA, 1853.
Van Nest & Middaugh,7
Adm'f' OfM.DO"'4oe' In c1 Gn = .e'd5 IN P. 4'A'a'a


Charles Brock.
PURSUANT to the command ofa Decrctal Or
der, issued N the above case, from the Court
o comm N Pleas Of Ashland county,ani Site "f
Ohlo, 10 nc d recled, | will expose to public safe,
at the DOOR OF tue Court II use, n said count
on
Monday, The 2lh dag'@ October,
4 D. 1853. between the hours Of ten O'Clock, a
NJ aud TOUR O'Clock p NJ oil said day the following
described real estate situate and being in the
county OF Ashland and State of Ohio, to wit ln-
lot number sixty. nine ,t9l IN the third addition
to tho original town plot Of the village Of Rows,
bufgh, beng fifty six Ieet front and one hun'red
ahd irty feet back from Main street. Also, the
vest halfof Lo seventy .7Ol lying east Of said Lot
sixty.nlue. beiGg oI the same size as said Lot, To-
get6er WIKI all the privileges and appurIenances
thcrtuntp belonging.
Terms ut sale ;-Onc.third cash in hand on the
day of sale; une-thlrd IN one year, aud one-tllrd
in two years ;-delcrrcd payments secured by
J.. y. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, Sept. IA, 1853. Gwi7 PISA 90
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A LRESH supply Of Wright's Indian Vegetable
"a PHis, n standard English Medicine, for the
r%e'enton and cure of disease, to aid and in >.
prove digestion and purify tho blood. For sale
al the new Druy Store in Ashla' d, by
RoLLA II. CHuBD & co.
June 10, 1853.
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"Now "a, tell me what humbUg isl" at
is," replied pi,"when monma pretends 10
be fond Of me, aud pals no buttons on my
shir.,"
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HIGHLAND COUNTY MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CONPANYJ

ppN L wv
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY!
Chartcrod, February 9TH, 1851. Organized Au-
gust ,2lst 1851.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. T, w BARLEY, ANDREW CovN,
JACOB PARRER. Gro w. WAntSa.
I EOwArp S sEunsT. ST.. cans' = Cook;
JAMES WELDON.
OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
ANDREW Coon, President.
DOWNING II. YoUNo, Secretary.
JOHN y. DRENAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies of
insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding five yGars.
Inc Directors call The especial attention o
persons desiring to effect insurances, 10 the fol
lowing among many other liberal featt res o
their Company.
!. We issue policies on both the joint-s,ock
ana mutual PLAN, on the jolut stock plan, for as
short . period oftime as m y be desired.
H. Persons insured in this Company who sur,
tain a loss, in case of controversy, NAV .brl 4
their suit either IN the county where such los
occurred, or in Richland county.
III ln case ofsalo rthe property insured, he
fore the expiration Of tho policy, a rateable nro.
portion OF the money advanced will be returned
othe poIicy hllder. This is a peculiar feature
IN our company, and one which we Il ink will
ed. "''''
~ We %confne ourselves entirely to a business
within the bounds OF the State ofOiio. A liberal
share OF pnblic patronage is respectfully solicited.
P~r'nriipqi business CDtce, on West Diamond Street,
MdnJIed, Ohio, up stairs, in Sturges' nep builds
ing Agents ct ..tnpany. for Ashland County,
VIM u ALLISON, Ashland.
May 20, 1853. i,s
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I,.rs0cLIMRTION

nROCLAMA rION is hereby made 10 all the
qualified vote s of ASH nd County, thtt n
GENERAL election will be held, as required by law,
on the IIth day of October, A D 1853, at the sew
eral places ol holding elections in said county, al
which 1iine the following officers are 10 be chosen,
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MORE

W Inc undersigned Physicians Of Cincinnati. Ger.
wv thst Dr., w,rights statements arc entitled 10 tho
lu,'cst confidence Of the public, amt we can fnlly cor.
TahHra,e what he had said, having used DIR. HALLS
JeetSl FF'''"'
Us LAWSON, M. o.,
WIN. C SMITH, NJ. D.,
J.. l.. JOHNSON, MD.
The genuine, signed, o. r. BAKER Co.
For sale by. r. II. Chubb & Co. ReInor R;s..rA
Co., Ashland, ohio.-lyIg.
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And q Safe for tAs yuost Deiieat. chis

-aaf
" Is estimated that $50 200 persons die anou.IIvin
tne united States, with consumption, and Professsor
Eoeily saysthata vast number Ofthese could be saves
oythe timely use o. some prompt remedy,
Dh' HALLS BALSAM STRIKES. al Ire root MN.
plseesea al once, aud such isits speedy effect ,hst 80
oBe using II Freely according to direction FAR oarnyr
20 hours, ana not entirely satisfied with its msrits
may return u and receive back his Nancy NJ.
NH % e~heerfHng TtfaRded. The most di.,r ..orsy
Sough Is frequently relieved by a single dose snd hrns
Ken up IN a few hours time. The AfintsJ AZ ~,
nave 10 purchase bottle after bottle before tbsy 6nS
Wne, nerthis remedy will afford relief or not !"
Cail on the agent and get a pamphlet gy.,,. m.
tiehllse on consumption alone is worth n1or. ~
we price oIthis medicine. You will find ncTiS,c.'n.
OF fhysicians In Cincinnati, and OF otbsr. n'Stes
be found. '"0"e' "here they can
INC public have been imposed upon by r,m ma l.
~Iegommehded by certificates which have sIw"y.
oL's'hatcu IRON some uuknswn source. We Ls,;as1".
M a meulclne possessing real merits win anal
cures wherever 1t Is used, at home as wei, ,s rneS'
ihlS rs no raregOrlc preparation. but one vbirh r. 80,
III season VIII save the lives of thousands. a."
SOUS may MAKE this pargdin NTH .ager,s rom %,ripNI,
tnoy purchase, that in every case where II IL m ~
ireely according TO directions. and entire s.ist. .s,isse.u
Is ny given In go "a hours, they csn rctnrn H.
meu'olhe' ana their MONEY pil6s eieerfuyg ,,fsnJ y
WEGGI AND 60 .S1NEM
DR.: HaHs BALSAM, is no Pnrngor;c
Preparation, bW a Medicine wL;ch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11

By the arrival Of the British ship Indian Ocean direct
from Kingston ia have received files Of the Journal to
the cath ult We take from the Journal the following
MARrIyiqvE.-The st. Lucia Palladium mentions that
the newspapers are now silent in respect to this island
1t regrets nevertheless to TINT the endemic Is in no
wise abated in ferceupss and that the mortality at the
populOus town Of st Pierre still at most awful height
Advices to the 29th October that not day passes
over without sending many to the grave No less than
~ persons attached the ministry Of religion have been
swept away since the arrival Of Bishop Leherpeur and
on the above Mouage the last Of the priests ordained in
Martinique by their reyered Prelae, breahed his last
universally and justly lamented by the parshouers
amongst whom he had made himself beloved for his pety
and worthncs7 pastor after having been several
years brave soldier 1t is id that the Admiras frgat
has also been attacked by the epidemic that she had
upwards Of 10 men down eight ten days ago The
theatre go lately organized in St Pierre by Mr. Eugene
with 50 strong company Of octOrs and actresses from
Paris has had 10 be closed owing the dreadful onslaught
of the yellow fever amonst them.
Of 5000 francs subscribed by the people of st
Pierre in behalf Of the performers who have since
removed into the country for change OF air But the
epidemic followed them there and it than pr1ba.
BILE from all hear that the company will be altogether
broken up Already Nine Pasteot. Mmlle Desrec Nine
LeIuare, Amlle, Victoria and Messrs Roche Teune Al
larn and Culera dead and the date Of cur last
accounts, Mr. Grbeauval dying and seven Others of
the company lying dangerously ill., By a return
published by the Government showing the population of
Martinique the ID January 1915 find that Fortde
France contained Il GIL souls St. Pierre 20 800 and the
other twentyone commuues 81 POS making total pnpu
lhJOn Of l2Ul1H According to the Registers Girl
III persons have died France since the LIST of
January in the year and upwards of 1900 at st
Pierre making ST deaths In nine months in the two
towns exclusive entirely Of the out and rural dis
trcts, while the mortality Is known 10 have been i'm
mense throughout the island does this embrace the
number Of deaths amongst the soldiers and seamep
which we have heard estimated by intelligent persons at
upwards of 1900
We do not find any local Of interest in the Jour