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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-10
From the Philadelphia Inquirer, wing
,nrpIcAN PRESIDENCY AND ITS RE-

rrrm IN. Philadelphia lnpuirer "hsl
TuE AMERICAN PRESlDENCl AM 10 NE
49, SPONSIBILlrlES.
M, pilcncy of The United States Is at tins 'le an "
fe nrxunodinary responsibility and Doubtless u'e prs
nt incumbent 50 regards H. II s iul ot oho's anu }.'
,Is,, with anxiety and In what bola c"n'as''
- i ,hc condition OF country now as compared WIN
b c,,Iy DAYS the republic II IS true ihal we IouA olA
"a ,bc presiicncy of General Washington ana Justly as .
~ rnuch in the history OF the Union But then no."
u,s the population skirting only our staboard OF he
Flyers in lis Immediate vicinity mo PoPua''o" ~ "e
nIo thirteen States was that period niue more a u
~ h. r,und in one Of the hfgesl o'ues VI ou Va
~ o @ have cnuth-n,d our borders and strengthened
an, s,,te. 10 such IN extent that we are 'S' ~ "''"e
,nrnt a, our immense domain l"" Sre" oea 80, o,,n
h,untnrirs while We the hnppicsi ana NUS ~
" ~, nI i, Ih. world reposr within their wide rchcn
inn limits The angel of peace Is "a'eli.I -" :
kInt heaven filling land win Ho"'i"ess Ia
I, w,s moi enough thai We should have me ',i's' ~
,,,nu. climate and Il republican form oil government ~
uhirh al! are sovercgns; but 10 induce our 'o" NV"
s,,lIe uuun the shores ui eur new thcte ,
70 n tn, distant region the true principles ~ ,
" , nr ,nI-ront flag OF religious liberty he allows
M g. snnn us We have purchased Gaihfna !" 9iS 'r ~
s soil and its III long-hid'ch -, ,r;,o
that il had been buried there Tor h@rF anu W ~ t,nn
,, -y.s ,,,i in The long councils ut me past fifa'c"
had reserved California Ter us. Her ''n ~ sou' a. I
Iuct;v valleys her long line al coast. anu "''
mai seems 10 have been almost wilderness :"
g., ~ IN royer with the constant bisc oil our ctlct
,.Iic Commerce. were, III Ghacl mem os u.".}
romnarat,v,y useless and unknown hu' III "u' naau
what a splendid gift not only because -'c pm ~ ..,n,
49, ,oon. nl wealth into our le,-ui, bat because lah'
FEST destiny" has brought her within ne ""g'e ''' - '
Union. i ;, -, with wh,,
|, gives us therefore, great satIsfh non ~ ~ ~
,,n,i,,. m, President dcspatcanG lhc sr'r COZ Ps
If exploration upon the various roht" 10 '"c
,.d This new world OF ours stretching away ~ NC -1'
womb almost seem require the "'ir ''"e .! ":' '-
nv, 10 carefully study nnt watch o'sf IL
m. sbi les of the Pa.ldcn are Indeed vast
wh,lr NJ The beginning III distribution OF 'ht ma
uona patronage in manner cal lated !" give ,c ms
and The least offence is business "l Tue dp
.t an ,rry The heart must bc chpus, Indeed tia uotS
nor feel Tor the chagrin the murtit atom ana he uSap
poiu,r,ru, CT the hundreds who az co"peilen " 'e'ro
Washington broken in cpr crust IN nope ana oi''.'n
,onrn, np the perfdy and inraI uca ui politicians anu
statesmen True grave affairs State may 50 aos"to
attention and occupy time as 10 sue NE ieeh2s u .es,,'
min h many eases ni despDHlency AID despair '' pas
before him as the official list 10 de- iinr upon ana "e
few ARE selected al the the sa ace " 1ht many
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-10

The New York Legislature, which on 9a1nfu'y ''s"eu
the Falls of Niagara returned from Buffalo TO Albany on
Monday making the tire distance 305 miles in sepc hours
ami ffu four minutes The track from Utica 10 Syracuse
distance Of SO miles was passed over in 81 minutes;
mart Of il being OF 20 mes hour Persons Al
The Banquet honor of consolidating the several ran ioaa
lines from Albany Buffalo, stated that 1t was IN her re-
collection lha. took Than week TO travel the same
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ARTHUR STRING

puIL,nelpHr., JuSE 5-lhis miserable convict VIM Is
+, be hung on Friday next, IS nos oseniIng specify -"
Iu b fIiIy eyonrratcd his fnnl having any parci
whatever IN tie murder OF irs. Lynch and Mrs SHAW
He also intiualcd his intention make full confession %
tho rrir. before the day OF execution he seems u oe
t.e,Iy concerned in regard to his uture welfare.
IL p Nj Just learn hat Spring Tie murde'et 7,
has changed his tunc and appear TO be in most e1cied
state ii mind He Is avng aud urlous a"d posi'''t says
no Innocent: and that his son committed The nihdts-
rhs doubts of his being il h hight mind The pfooa-
birv il that he is attempting 70 ingn Insanity.
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CONGRESS.
5000
3046

We have om another received the vote OF Put
nam county which gave Snotgrass 3O6 majority IL The
,bove reports be correct J. F. Snodgrass, and not e. D
Lewis is elected Cons by 29O majority We ho~eV'
err await the official comparison of the polls The contest
seems close. 1t is certain that SteHeIt, wing, Is mo
in m,
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utrpDER ny uI6w,YNEN

MALONE n. Y, june !. Yesterday morning, as TWO men
county. were passing through II" woods in The Southern
mari o hi. county they were tackci by tw" heh"a!
men and Segar shot and Instantly Killed whceupo'
mis- companion fled. Upon returning with assistance '
murdered man was found with III pockets ret OF aoou
81 "a and n valuable watch. Tie murLrrcrs were snosc
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AFFAIRS At WASHINGTON.

WAsmSd7os June :-1he Gbinet have had lengthy SIT
inns daily since Monday and hSe been engaged Is sup
nss! chm nv upon the Mesila question.
LIKE Dodge to-day hpp1nted post master Of Hche
nciody and Samuel DcNoi postmaster al RIidge"ncr'
Ann Levi S Chattied and Jim NJ. Mott, L. 5 Marshal
n New York arrived here this morning.
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TIfhCEE ERA

The Paris correspondent Of The hso" at'7 u"'e' '''e
a. May IL. says
saw Hr w. Nj. TGack"fay, "!enhepnis DAY urI S
vosrJav s,ropu along the BHuIcrjs crS talens nc mas
nal coma or; by the Ccaadl and locking very wen au
IN fine spirits He speats in Ita Mat enthusiastic 'hnc
If The United States con,empel rctufns Ihfo 'cS
shortly 10 reside PERMANENTLY.
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20 How many are cruel husbands.
l3 How ,,sny hen pccked husbands
THE INFRINGEMENT POLICY OF THE "p"'''
lSTRATlON :,
The New York journal Of Commerce 'h'hNe ia, IN,
the complaints that made in various qu' =, odca.
present OF the feder'! i enormously
ton that uvcIhuulng Of jobs anu further says
,,i,o nm in every department The sa''c ;v.d ,hc
,,, ,,., sure that We nave rev.
''''' = : ,;a, intend that the Steps u 'ie 81
aSSu'''e' ''"' ,...oo Of extravaganza and mP
'"' " - ~, ,.,rsced. II is not 10 DC dissui 80
''a' = o Ind been made from Inc 'fue pa''' :. g
Ia, me mos, urgent necessity e"'' "
- sr,,a ions which, in extending 'he au''' .
iu ,hc expenditures OF the genetai so'''
thI nlo existence host OF expec'ah'7 "'o o.
bpsy in extending The sphere OF cor1uP'lo"
,;i,,ion failure" said the President, 10 icceh'
conversation III vigorous warfare sfan no' oe o
al ,he.e abuses" In the present condition Oh puo.'
!, wonId secn, Tint no higher duty was ever
IN, greatest danger is internal not external
disorders There never was q greater a'"ou" y -
n,;oa,;n,, IL, office and patronage. Although The held
and the profits OF industry nave s'ea"' $780,.
60 made through the corruptions OF govern
:; !, r,.,s have increased the numbers and stimu.
lated The energies OF those who expect advantage IRON sucn
corrupons."
The sams ouruul udds that strong battle with Tue COT
,,ons Of The day will bring the support OF The admh's'
r,uion the wise and the pure OF the Whole country
thinks there has been wide disturbance OF late OF inc "
r., relations Of the country This in its opinion lie
al Washington in the pressure for otheen The desire 'o
and contracts the designs upon Inc puosIc 'a"u ' 80
sury in the wish 10 overlap all the boundaries Oh
II i shown in The State Legislature In the creation Oh ca
tcrs in extending the baes and diminishing inc secu!
circulating noles and in the demand, where CONSTITUTIONS
ara restrictive for amendments that permit larger oeo's
is shown in municipal governments by the most
unbushiny and degrading corruption IL exists MOI a'o'
in the large cities The fact of fortunes made through 'e
use of power here is in other localities ana 'he III
eclion has become widespread and general fuei vi" VI
added to this TIA me by any policy adopted win 'esPec'
,e,nol affairs which shall have ever present 10 IN
mind ,he pea, principles of justice as those when ao"
b, guide But administration, bent tnteny on sc
curing the happiness the people, will take lis stand nr
AGAINST the dangers from within. They are manifest a"'
deep They are sufficient engage the Undivided aeh'''
and IN. most earnes, cxertions OF the government
The warfare which the President promises 10 ~ag
oainst the tide of public and official corruption Inc 1ouha
.,vs will establish the nation securely in an honest "acA
I, will establish the administration in the warm affection
the good and wise vi oar people,
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NOT VERY BsD.

TIN late N,w brunswick l4.isi passed what was
c.III rh. .r;ontinucni Bill This 10 embrace ihls
ordinary expenses attendant on pa-ic BODY Snc Us s'
,ion.ry Sc The members 81 The legislature h"wtSt p'
mast extraordinary construction the bill b. ~hlcl! iiey
h,ai,t gnt ncncils seals paper MS &C. Sc. sufficient
-, Ia, .srrol yc,rs One -i.nohr. Roman OF them
alas has Jus come light succeed III makE" 'he o'
include ,ehG!c St: r. false teeth c"Ga rg h:,
,icIs 49,, in mr. currency ctou: Coz = contingent oii
must hr uueer affair Wonder if ncmhs coH!d NJ ''o'he
his family under its broad provisions
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Fatal, AFFRsY

PHILApELpHIA, JuSE 5-Chares Hedrck arrested
this morning charged with killing Peter Jacobus last night
in lager beer saloon in the Northern Liberties Hedrcs
had been attacked by Jacobus and party with him.
escaping from them OF back alley, when he inc
I'D fatal blow and alleges that The wound that caused
his dea inflicted by his head striking the pavement
that Tho blow struck with his 6st
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THE NORWALK CALAMITY.

HaR7roED CoSs Jane Tho legislative COMMITTEE
annpin ed 10 examine the caus "i the Nor"aR dsas
Ter reported To-day. The r,Pot thh"des ~" ne" ia.
mn strangely ccnsmrCs the engncC and managers al tyr
road They decline reporting serra Lave i"r me '"au"
lion Of rail roads, for me reason ~" 'hc shndn5 commit
ire on rail accidents have The nhect under cohsnea
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We have examined The above statement and lind II 20 BE-
Correct r. A. TIDBALL Pres't,
LLOYD LOGAN,
GEO W. WARD.
WM STEPHENSON,
Jrss . ls53 JACOB BAKER.
ERoixIA = Eredsrick County, SCI.
This Lay Henry NJ Brent Cashier Of the Bank of lhr
Valley in Virginia personally appeared before the suoScr
orI Justice U The Pence in and or the county aforesaid
and made h that foregoing exhibits the true condition
II said Bank on The sl day Of April 1853 made up from
tb- books of the Bank and the reports Of the several
Branches thereof the best of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand, this Is, day Of June, 1888,
p RELY
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nE THE europa

g,s-vs June s--The steamer fropa sailed today WIN
s &c IN, Row AIR Kirk of NJ vernon church. Boston,
lie members Of which pay all his and add soOv 10
his salary 10 enable him take The rip. q. Brook" me
,rn gedian George Jordan, comedrn ard 5amhe y 'o
i;s Zen the we'll known music EoIisher bearer OF dcs
oaI chr- are also passengers.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA


New YosK June 3.-'rhe Eldo:ado arrived here
this morning She eit Aspnwa the evening OF the 18th
of MAY touched Kingston jamaica the Isl inst.
She has $50 passengers and ono million dollars IN gold
freight besides considerable in the hands Of passengers
Nothing OF special interest had taken place The 18TH
mus The health OF the residents continued good The
work on The ,ail road was progressing rapidly.
On The evening of the 18th the Ed0ado passed The steamer
Illinois hound for AspInwall.
The Eldurado brings from San francisco only TO
the 7h May-not late by week those brought By
the Daniel Webster New Orleans. She has the mails
and advice on, the dates above mentioned.
Al the h. the RasSct hotel early May one
hundred thousand dollars worth of property destroy ed
The building completely cnvcopcd in flames the
pavement thu roof in vtry short space Of time num-
Der of small Buildings were blown up which created
CUM and 0 III. Oriental hotel We're obliged 10
leave hastily lnat building supposed would also
DESTROYED. Miss Caharine Hayes. Miss /. Riddle Mrs
Dr. Hitchcock, and Numerous other ladies' WrlC obliged
leave hotel and seek lodgings at private houses. The
fire nuly subducd, with only slight damage the
window anh had his leg brnkcn lie conveyed 10 the
hus ri!a! VI RaSsGtt, the proprietor utterly prosa.
led with NeriIons mentally ana hysica!y BY the calamity
hich brei HIM Several ircmen severely injured
An attempt made In blow up The steamer Sierra Nc.
vada. The Wing newspaper gives the following particulars
0 the shocking outrage
Great excitement was caused board the Sierra Nevada
nw ing 10 attempt which fortunately discovered 10
blow UP this vessel by letting of steam from the boiler
Two ui the fremen had previously made attempt 10
blow her pass &c Panama morn.
Ing OF the fth OF April Nothing, however said in re.
having escaped detection they made the other on
the 24h and 27Ih OF April The brin. found out
in time, The fire withdrawn rapidly US possible
though with great difficulty The allowed To 20
pu, in The is 10 undergo thorough exami
ma
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BUFFALO JusE The big lr.ln with cargo Of Hour
IA rh.a bound for Oswe.u hole IN her hoIt"ti, AZ
'h mouth OF Wclland Canal ycscay and SUNK IN twelve
H., wncr The cargo was serlnu.y damaged
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KIDNAPPING .ASt..

i,,xc,s.aTI June Mrs Boyd nd coloci man named
hrr, were held to bail to-day, bEsqurc ClIsey lar Md
nnnping free colored girl, name Henrietta Wood l"e
ease eycilcs n good deal ri Interest
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r,,,cort, n n June S-1ne democratic candidates, for
SECRETARY of State State public printer, &c,
hv hem elected by large maotes. Inc convention 10
nominate governor meets ionpfow.
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The Charlottesville Advocate "a We learn from fe'ao
,nori,v that Hon = f. ieakc, vii accept the Mls
SION Ia the Hawaiian Islands wh:h has been offered nm os
n.
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The New York Courier and Enquirer has the following
special telegraph:
"Washinston, Monday evening. General "o"' mas ar
;,.d here and ,urhs al he idea OF any disturbance with
Mexico on account oil The Mesa affair The Secretary of
War also attaches importance to the martial specuaons
nnon Lanes and Tras movements 1t ls believed oy those
rh are weinfomed the subject that Mr. Gadsden has
~ Instructed 10 commence negotiations by offering in
denily to Mexico for Mesila and 10 purchase an addition
nj strin taking in the whole Valley Of the ella
The Herald says on the Mesila question:
r, ,.uc,ions 10 General Gadsicn upon The boundary
opeston are we presume oreshadowed in the articles We
Give today from the Washington Union according 10 this
should Governor Tras De IN military occupao VI 'e u
n,ed district mr. still upon march, preparing TO march
10 such occupation Gadsden after his arrival 10 MeS
co. will ask of Santa Anna order coun'emanolng euch
military occupation Invasion, as the hfs huspehsaoe
condition peaceful negotiations
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nr lYtS.. tttnL'E

Nuw,uKlE June 6--'lhc 5fcGi lral o Ann Wheeler,
ia, hr murder John Lace, she accuses 81 oci;e
h, s,ucer has brought Insc, hnd the Jhy AFTER
hing Oh, four hours rendered vriict OF "nJ gully On
The ground OF insanity
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARK EFT.
RIcHMOSD, JUNE III

roBACCo--Thn market continues unchanged with a
srra.y demand for all grades ~ NJ MaRTI ~ s Go.
Sales rnancco by n. VI. MARTIH & CO. f Thornton.
~ h.A- at 5 ate, at IS 4at6 80, nj IS 2at .
and i at 50; Z h Hicks, 3 at IS, and 15 MIS- +
Pull, at 40 25 and At 8; Read Il Moss, ? al Is
ma 20; Snutncriand al g. VIM Watson Sri at 10 so;
Wn, Nson Jr at 8 81 and 975; S saer .hilo AT IS;
warSins Turner at % and 9; John Williams at II,
II IS IS % IA IS and Is 25 DR. D Iiggetts at TO-
| At Il; /. II HnIIock nj -, ~ q. II 81
Is Is. II Il and Il %; G Coleman, al s. VIM Leu
At 80. ID and at 8; ndmunds 81 at ;, b.
iO 4 n Williams. at 6; r Bullock. Sr, at g; pr "
+ Johnson = at 80 and y 50; F. a Lewis. 3 al e G2
and 25 Bacv, al Is, 10 SO, l3 l3 Is and 10 80;
n Eanes ut q 80, g. and To- Dr. n Foster, : u,
i - and 5 so ct Jciress : al and s. } ID Taylor,
al ) 80; W Deuprec al .; Thos Carroll, ats Spcn
cet at 50, and 81 hhds Col W Easkeryill a, 10.
: 90 : Al 6 30 > al u so at . 40 : at I, %, 5 III
7 50 %, 8 3 NJ 50 and ! al 9 30
SALES or TOBACCO By DEANE x BROWN
y ~ ti"o CUckes Bcmead crop Of tobacco: } hhls al
S3 Eat T. at II at 10, at ., at so at -, ~
al from % Is. averaging for the entire crop q DR.
{: C. Cooke Fusanna, al y. at H. 5 at TO- nj 3
Pawnatao, IS at Il. at 8 IL from 40 10 !; Or }
ar 10 o. at 90, at So al 8, at e. at : 81
ats Is. Is at from 80 10 %; Dr 3 Glover OF Al.
b.mar NJ ~ al II, at 10, at g. balance his crop
s. Geo Gocke'S Brunswick crop, at 81, At 10 o.
NJ 10 80, at TO- at IS at 9, At 10, at 80, ?
~ s and 90 10 n, from 10 to Is, Il nj from AZ
10 i 80 | 9; Col " |. Fonisins OF Bnrkin@ham nj
II b 81? | at i 30 AT O. | At 80; } ) Nich"las Oi
gncEineoam = a. 10 So | al ., | AT ), at - at
50. At a. | at 80, | AT So; Ge"tgr BooSef ct
Bmekinsha,n / at 10 80, a: 3D. at Is al %
2 - 80 | al O. | at 80; J Scott of Cumberland, |
,,9 IS al = % 9 at 9 | at IS. nj g So at 5, |
nj - att | at q 81 at . IS, 5 al from ~ IL
TO- T. Powers Of Cumberland, s al ~, al , 3U,
Al \ = al & so, 3 At s. at 4 s.
In addition 10 the aborH saieI include aU hhds Tugs,
fron, ! 10 q % and Bis hhLs lca from 50 10 B 81
The inspections The State 10 the first instant exceed
hor oI la. year about 000 hhds with lnl receipts The
yorae from The country tend greatly 10 Gus
ram orlcs; indeed within the last few days there has been
:, !, ,icd Improvement Tor all descriptions.
HIGH PRICES FOR TOBACCO.
crop Of hhds raised BY John Estes OF Orange county
Va was sold to-day b. G. ". Atkinson, at the following
high prices
n, . nj IS %
H. 8 AZ 2; % 4. Thuma. 6; Son
NJ, !; at IL is sc. W. Giiam 8: Brother.
NJ. 8 0U. the lngs OF the crop making an aver
m d $50 for the entire CROP each hind being sold lis
mert- and taken singy together ia much The high
czt su made this OF the crop and very hard L
De tri;rn.
EicpMo.n JUSE7 1858
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.NsINE WOMAN ELECTED TO OFFlCE.-The
Eastern District Lincoln counS Me- has chosen lady
for Register of Deeds in place oi Hezcsa Coomos, de
ceased over Sylvester the reguf Democratic candidate
and The reuoubtable Mr. Scattering The meeting was
held on Monday Of ast week Tie show The cleo
lion of Miss Olive Rose Thoma formerly an assistant
10 Mr. Coombs She received 469 'oes To 2uo Tor SyVes-
Ter and 30 scattering. One town be heard from
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NJ. .,upISr.S I.rSE oF STE' Mn. INN ;.,,o,e If
:, conoa and New York, VIII inauehfhf
-, new period 10 The Aeoi'''""'""
,,,...,,,Ii, Ledscr) The Company "u' slas,hI
'he r dollars and pledges itst'i 10 '"' :,
TWO nm, , Genoa and New Y OK, ana an''''' "'
sc"''', .o New York md MonteNdeo' III con''oe '''o
ON. n sandman Government has engaged !" pay s'S
" ,r,,. each yovnsc for carrying Tue mans. i.''
,., !. a. be fifteen hundred tons al pA''' ' s>
l ,wp hundred and fifty horse power anu INC '''
Is 10 BE- ready within year ;,,
IN. hen, lis of this line apart from Tue u'a' ~
s,r me steamers will open Market III i.'ei'ea Io
Tho rinrr and more delicate tfus, "a', " In - 49,,
Inr, -, y,yap,s Of sailing vessels; ana t"e) w To- "
,.nly increase The South German cns'.' '"1 ~
rood. from Sardinia into Austria ana nats''" ~ =
co,nnle,ed These will create ne" u"iiio ;'' ~ :,
az din an ou,lr on The Mederranean TO localities mere
toore sealed it were. herinecas @ ,hnsants of cm
unlocked will annually is believed seha .nouaus " chi,
grants . the United States, 'ie oe' 900
come in the Genoa steamers ,,I. an r.hiob !,
Then, are other and perhaps hghei siou" ~; ~,
IS tiuh 10 rejoice this new line. ''u'ui :, go 49,,
% -" ~ ,,nvarnmenl left on the continent Oh Europe
h u nm where the press is free, ana where he people
h,ys nn,i,ment The sympahles oil ahe'icans ae na'"
,,Iv .nIisr,d in favor of snch government n"y"ne
laiy 49, ,ho .nds IN strengthen II, To Keep awe, as
i, we,e the sacred flame OF freedom :" W 49,, onun,a
un. Inns claim on our good WILL anu Oh ou
Loo a. la =, least as the aller is proper anu possoe
~; r. s,,.rs bv assisting devciope ie ieSo"ices ~
| n.;a ,,,mises N have such result rlhhiy we shall
nail vim Measure any and all enterprises ~'.'i, A ''
nav .d 10 draw closer together III po"u' W 80 ~ IN
l,rcoutse our own free land ana muse ~ ~ ' ~
finds d refuge abroad.
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nEArH nE a RAIL ,OAn AGENT.


Ssu,sGslrLp Mass, Use 1.-lr Arn W. Bowen, the
,mnr nj TN, Western Rail Road Shikrr Village, was
rushed 10 death this morning. vile dctachng portion OF
q FREIGHT lran.
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THE HARRISON CONGRESSIONAL DlSl l.
In common with of our contemporaries wei
corded Mr. c. s. Lewis having been elected TO Congress
Rut The pakersbug News of The Sd inst throws liner
emit light on The matter II reports The following ma]of'eS
in all Tho counties but Putnam
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VI 4 n RI!

NAhRtgD, Richmond "wednesday e,en.g June .th h.
Wy ~ hclprf Rector 81 s. I0hn Church, Nj RICHARD
~ III ~ .! Mount Aban Institute Gtog lIriznt,
~ !" missy LIZZIE MYERS, taus the late Judah NJ
~, EEl - l,l-.i, 'N''. ~
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