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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-26
Nolire,

| N0ttrt,
rs hereby given that Winga,e H. W.. ~,
/ as administrator Of the estate of Ni.1m
Woodley, deceased, has filed in therounts CLERKS
Office, Harrison county. Texas. an exL bsl af
the rendition Of the estate o( said dec-de g. sna
also his account for the final settlement thereof
together with his application TO resign tie sl,id
administration, and that the said exhibit, as.
count, and application, will BE- considered At
the next term u the county court pertaining
10 the estates Of Deceased persons. TO he held
IN and for said county Of Harrison on the las,
Monday in February inst ns53) when mud
where all persons Interested in said estate may
appear and con'ss. them Il taey think proper.
By order OF said court
q. HENDRlck, Crk.
Feb 3, 1889. n3i-ls.
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u Il I. NJ A X X T. r. S,
PICAIUNE OFFICE,
THURSDAY N.our, Feb. |

LIVERPOOL cLAssipIcsTioS.
nf~siov. s. q t:s~d Mhtdlins u = %
Ordinary 'a7t Mhi.ii,rx Far, ~ a tot
M'd'Il'ng, ..- 3. ~ Fair. ~. :. II " -
FLouR--ftnm ~ 10 10 s. so
Poax. -from si3 10, TO Iit0
HAcoS Ham. from to Toe. ccnr sides Al sic,
shoulder s~ll NJ ~ Sc.
LAaD-At 10 To i0ic.
t"Fyry.-?a ytc
CmocoLATg From Q TO Toe
kueAH-Broun ffum 10 lie:
BsGafSu .-k-ntueky from I!I to i5s.
Beyswsx.--lrom .? To 2lc.
BALE Rorx Kentucky. 81 Gle.
AEtNs.--Ileur g5 TO 10 Deer, in lair l?i 10 loo
MoL1eass-- From ~ to 2ttr.
CAsDfps-- eli q gle.
R,cE-At4a ttc
CoaN.-Crdinaty, a. a 51
Cattle Market.
Jefferson City. February Z 1859
RsefCai'e tse.srrrl Ter N. net 7a7Ie
' Lake and Texas, 5la
ings pr ID net ga 7c
Mich cows. r. head, 10 No s. 20
Calves and Ycstlins.. per isad. 81 ioi
Prices firm.
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CITATION.
SrArK OF TEXAS, County dr ilARnIsoN
County Conr! pertaining 10 lie estates ot
deceased persons.

VIM : Horton for himself and guardian of the
IL r-nf- and .-isie. Of Stephen } Horton. James "
Horton. aud Mary NJ Horton: comp ant against
Tholna. n Horton and Benson + Horton, eIcc gtsis
Of L. Horton deceased
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-26

Mn. Chass. The hsssse lady who rem
a.rsd s.eh efficient al - H. Aasesiesas,
Il Tsmp;eo, during The Mszssaa "a. ~.
ri,sl u H. si.y yassssday ~ ~ CFesesss
Guy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-26

Il u sid hat Mesess. Evsrs(taa1 Cvamp'
tons reciprocity saa 1shssy treaty - -
,srusd 10 ~ 6tals Department - ~ ID
is..aa,, wisA H. bHtieh sstesas1ss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-26

~ lssdsa papsss severely ssteislsll
l.eesse1's 1eaekssass sPsseA. nU
eAssss ~ ~ tssAyMots sia,A ~
ltess.
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A It. prnons arc fc~waraed from trading
N for . certain p oni~asy note, given bs NJ
undersigned 10 EI,jsh Hpenees, dated somssios
lu January OF February. leta. for shout ~
hundred and twenty i've dol:asA Xaid ncee
WA Lately In the posssaaion Of d.. jshs q
ChaAd. A. the consideration fss whicA ~
note was given haa taiisd ! wtll not pay ~
cams srlsss eooPsllsd By nv.
J. r. COLLINS.
Feb. 10. 1853 s48- n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-26

Tns Knn.uCsy fKup.-Mseh has been
~ II ths hesdy qsarrsl which has bssn
ssgsd since l619, between the fam'sss
n hal asd Evans. in ksntucky. some
nsalhs ago ~ had notices OF two nshss'
~ Ia . tekasse hssss. between theas par.
~, ssus d thsm hst boys. which ended
- ~ ~, n ~ dsash Of ssvsra' Q" both
ltsa, ossa sAss aAas tragedy. aaoshs'
|eans ~ vltA sInllss sssaltA W. ae~
~ III . tial has hssn hadrand the par
- seesneea. Il h asw sald that ths
lsss isspsstissly havs signed forma
ssay u pesss-sbligisg ahsmsslves 10 -
- its9 lAstAss ksolilitss --ssaept TIL
spAys ~ Mas whs stiIl istass y
~ MI 49, e6etsd. that By ~ vahos
eea1so. aeeoss1naeless aad slsesa. sNea(
-, elshs ~ ~ beys havs 49, klllsd
Dgal esipc1ed ~ maimed II W., ~
lj.eiekl eAalgte Ia tbttsssssa
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. N. 4. AORG N, has located perms.
~ nentiy miles North Of MasShall. Hav.
ing rscsntiy supplied himself with . stock ol
hesA and gsssias sedieiasa, ~ II prepared to
praetses his psetsssioA in I'll IL bssNrkes.
lie will b. found st his rss,denec u I'll simss
when not professionally sbsral
Feb 10, 1852 n19~0
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Adm, ! !, i.tratton Notice

I ETTEtS Of administration wers
i i to the undersigned on the estate "a
1ankcrsly, deceased, on the 37ih day
crnil or, 1882, by the county court per-
to estates for Harrison county, 1exA- =
therefore, to give noilee to all persons
claims against said estate To present il,er
the time prescribed BY law, duly authel
and those indebted to the same to max,
date payment.
+. J. TANkERSLY, Ad
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from NWsA0o, ANO tuas "'"~''. ~ f''~
called Red Dog. were actually sustaining
Themselves upon seraps which they hsd
previously thrown sway-and the picture
l. gloomy enough. Al Nevada one OF ID:
haEess went To another for Loaf Of bread
fos bic family. but could not ges Il, the l.s'
one having iust been sold Two Of shs
ho,yls II Nevada had closed in sonssqssoee
Of Tho satrsms scarcity Of provisions, and
remaining open had advanced their pr'css
not knowing how soon they would b com
p,lI.d 10 close, themselves. The last pa.
esls Of Aour cold for sisty cents . pound
The maximum price Of the season. Few OF
NO no.atoes on sale. Al Grass Valley III
citissas hsd convened 70 take sssps Tor o.
tanning sappiiss. ,.r
The Golden Gate, which LETT Ban Fran
cisco on the 18th ult.. carried u, 7a%,Sv'
in gold dsst. 49,,
| ba,ss from Oregon 10 the 7th ult., hav'
han received n San Francisco. There
10 news Of importance. =,
Ths weather sxpsrisaesd IL Oreso" da
,,ss ,hs lass NO wssks Ia Dsesnbsr, ~
~ eoldess ever bsfess sspssssassd u U
Seow had fallen a Portland 70 u dsps
n - Jeet, aid ths mssssFy ~ III
ss,es. dsys s,eod below frs 'sins point.
n Cejsabia River was 70 mach b'se'
q = ~ ~. that navigation I'D ~
aisleal salfs1ly ssapssdsa 'ss IL sPsss
~ dsss. ,
/ Cs1maGiaxssae ~ ~ aasIsa dasa's
~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ answ ~ ssoea
d = ~ ~ ~ GnoW on y ~ 1eesa
! - = sws,vs ~ = ~ (sleeesJe ass
031s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
The Late Southern Elections.

TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, August Q, 1853.
Complete returns from thirty eight counties show
wing loss Campbelps majority Of LOO, with Upper
East Tennessee TO be heard frem.
The election Of Johnson democrat Governor is
ceded by both wings snd democrats.
The Legislature has 3 WING majority on joint ballot
ALABAMA.
BALTIMORE, August Q, 1853.
In the Mobile Tirst) district Lockwood whig, has
been unexpected elected Congress. He lis ahead
with Marergo county to hear from.
10 the Second district the ority for Abercrombie
wbig is 600
In the Third district Harris, democsut, is elected
In the Fourth district the chances in favor
Hale, Wig.
In the Seventh disric. JAMES F. Douiell /; elected
NORTH CAROLINA.
In the First district, reported returns from all the
cour give Shaw, democrat for Congress, 81 minority
Outlaw whg; but the Official vote may change the
result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
City Intelligence,

81. PAuLs CHURCH FAIR We by edvertis snent
that the ladies OF st Psus Church, East Chester S
give fair TO for the beret of that church All
interested persons will assuIedly attend.
BURGLARY On Monday light about hslf-plstS
found open, by the p.licemsu duty in that dis
trict, ans information given TO the Captain who pro.
ceeded Il the house ard discovered that it had been
forced optn duiug the abeIce of the occupants the
country On further exaioination ii
burst oIsn snd the furEitre partially destroyed but
the extent could not be acertaned the time in con
seqpe &c Of the absence Of the family, ALREADY
toned
CHII DRoPPSG--Am male infant alive and about four
weeks I'D was found this morning about half past
O'clock ia TIE area q house No go East Twenty sixth
street having teen left there by uni
1t was taken to the Amshou e by policeman.
PRESENTATION OF A GOLD WATCH TO LIEUT. sEABsISG -
Yesterday afternoon god wstch presented Leut
Ssbiitg, Of tie Ninth ward police, token Of respect
from tie policemen uader his Command belonging t, that
| district.
Ton THUMB SECOND "A very li.te gentleman called
at the HIa4D Office Monday. He comes from the Key
stone State IS s1es itcnes height weighs
four eurces, and Is two years and half old. They
great nan small thing in Penasy lvsnis out bsese
Master sellers is the very smsle,t specimen Of their
naru'scture He thoall be set in motion with ths
would undoubtedly he match for any of your ssfast
men y
ACCIDENT WHILE INToxIcArEp Late Monday night,
about hslf. cast II o'clcck, man nsued Francis
Dorian fcuI by officer Deau. Of the sixteenth yard
lying the fidsasik IN font of Mr. FL ms grocery
stoye in TeeIty firth street, between the Ninth AID
mucn ard bleeding prvflsey being toxic sted al
the tin lie taken thu station house and placed
under the Of Or BooIap.
INJURY FROM A FALL o. Monday night James Whit
MY, sailor fell Oh the back stoop of house No 30
Pearl street 81 Injured the spine e bis back. He was
tasen to the City Hospital ~ policens
CAMPnESE EXPLOSIONS --On MonSav right about nina
O'Clock cBmphens snp exploded q. No. 80 Avenue n
bu,Lirg ssrva- ei: ard mail cad that she had n
Ter ms at shs tire The former injured very
verely there but slight chances II ner sur wing
lfe child. Tor trIAtely. wa uot 81 much burt
Oh TIE same evening Mrs. HuGtsr, residing 1t No 43
Rvirgt n street icy badly burnt bv csmpaene
lamp upssttipg while she was at needlewo.k
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Ala 70 the CcleseaAls.
NEW YORK, August 9, 1868.


To JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR:-Will you allow me to address you the
accompanying small donation towards the subscrip-
ton for the relief OF the unfortunate members OF the
Chinese Dramatic Company l should be, indeed
happy to see something efectual raised in behalf Of
these poor people; but do you not think, sir, that
would be better not to trust altogether to persons
sending their Subscriptions Many persons chart.
tably disposed, who, II directly called upon, would
at once put their hands to their pockets may have
cares, as to overlook an opportunity OF dong good
which might require them to sacrifice portion OF
their valuable time. Could not each one OF these
Chinese be furnished with short certificate, Qew
amentable case, and praying for assistance to enable
them to regain their native shores? 1t might be
signed by their charitable host, in order to certify
that they are truly the members Of the Dramatic
Company Furnished with such paper they could
set out in different directions and present themselves
not only at private dwellings, (where servants fire.
quently send away applicants without aording them
even the chance Of hearing), but also at counting
houses, places of business, and especially at our
large hotels, which are at present overlooking with
strangers travelling for pleasure, and who would
surely not refuse their mite to aid these poor. des
pairing people. Their foreign garb and aspect
would secure them more than ordinary attention, and
l am inclined to think that after the numerous no
tees of their case which have appeared in your yalu
able journal, they would find few deaf turned to
their prayer. At least, / trust so and hope that
this queenly city, OVERLOOKING with wealth and pros
perty, will not allow it to be said that forty unhappy
strangers left to the sad alternative OF selling
themselves into partial slavery in the island of Cuba,
or going to the amshouse for want of being able to
raise small fund to convey them back to their ma
tive land where they may find employment, and yet
be happy, and above all free.
Very respectfully yours,
With the above we received ten dollars, which are
ready for the Celestials
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The storm on Monday Night.

from the Newark AovertSor, august y
Another violent thunder storm passed city
last night about 10 O'clock bringing up the Of the
long arrsy clouds which have the sky for
ral days pAst The thunder rumbled for time in
the satisfied with having left our city
but the bright stars in the West twinked msry at its
departure and seemed to assure of bright
pertinsciously pointed eastward take opposite
direesDo and all things indicate freedom as least
poraS1 frcm the too plofuse fayors which the aimoa
phsre has granted MS.
curing tho storm the house of Mr. Sterling Arm
strorg Mount Plea Cemetery in this city vas
otruck by Lightning In a very singular manner The
southeast Of the cof seemed to have been the
point fret struck although there outward indi
cation Of the entrance Of the electric Current The
plate and undeside of the roof pp!nsered for dis
lance OF stoot fifteen feat from whence sgns of its
passage are visible in any direction The next point 1t
which It appeared in pesforatng the floor in the
hall very the centre of the house IN the ret story
and more than thirty feet distant from the point frat
struck. The hole was not unlike tnat of small EiHs
bail shot from below splintsring upwards tearYcg
The oil cloth to fragments passing along the ceiling OF
the basement tearing Off the plastering shversg the
ioists and studs 1t finally spent Its fury by dsmosh
ing the inside caspgs of a window in the basement.
Mrs Armstrong and The wife of NJ. l.. II. Armstrong
we've both in the hall at the moment aud within four
feet OF the sPO where the floor pierced, and thu
carpet torn TO atoms YET sustained injury except
slight concusson and binding effect OF the lightning The
house was filled with strong sulphurous odor and
smoke The houe also protested by lightning rod,
put up in the most approved manner, with glass nua
tors and elevated twenty five feet above the point
having been touched The action of the lghtaing
peculiar that the worthy Of notice from the
scientific there being facts that cannot be crowded
in this notice.
The fluid also struck the flag staff on the Market street
railroad depot shvering it, and scattering spli1ters al
directions number o. parsons sitting under the
porch of the depot but felt shock TIE telsyr4
wires on the opposite side Of Ferry street appeared be
lines Of FIRE, and woman in the Washington House
slfght1y stunned.
Considerable hail fell in Orange beating down fields Of
&c.
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williamsburg CIV Intelligence.

INTERESTING TO FAxPAfERs The annual re ports Of the
suIeaouetnts Of ne o. from July 81 1889 to July
county cUgpg that period q5s7 The increase for
their support for the period was S35 249 AZ name
" in 1889 the we're COG paupers, snd ia 1858 IL 253
In 1899, tbe amount required for their support vas
sl2 527 in 1853 Sls7 75 As. the requi red for
1854 II Sl62,Se0 so.
CRUSHED BsTwEEv Ferry 30 AT AND A BRIDGE A man
named Jofeph Hines, residing in Columbia 4 reet
BroohiyD most fesIuy cru Led AID nanalsd ali mt
the bs and lover part OF the stomach in
o attempting ~ ease the Peck sp ferry boa, before she
vas properly secured TO the bridge, Monday hight
about ten O'Clock. he Conveyed ho ne in carriage
by officer Eipor, where medical aid vas procured Bat
slight hopes were entertained Of lir recovery.
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REGATTA ON THE DELAwAnE.-A re0att, took

place yesterday morning on the Delaware river,
which attracted much attention in the lower section
of the city. Some eighteen skiff5 or sail boats were
entered for tie contest, some OF them being 81 more
than twenty-five feet keel but all trinity built, and
carrying their canvass quite CALAMITY. When ou,
upon the waves they caught the breeze gaily.
Among them we noticed the Post Boy Shiiaer,
Scrub, Sneak, Froc, Wave and others. About nine
o'clock the signal gun was fired AZ Reed street
wharf, Southwark, where the start took place, in
presence of o large corcourse OF spectators, men,
women and children. Immediately the councillors
SKINNED out upon the bosom Of tie river, and
scattering over broad surface presented really
beautiful SIGHT 4 small, fairy-like skig, OF only
fifteen feet keel, owned by Roter latham. led the
van wien last seen from the wharf. The whole
feet, however, sailed well their white sails lending
gracefully 70 the breeze. a suit Ct Tags was tue
prize conteldea Tor, aud the race extended to Bill.
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From Boston.

'hhAi iNfLt" OF EAIGBANTs-wHALER WRECKED
BosroS August Q, 1853.
The packet ship Star OF Empire. forty six d,,s from
Uvsrocol, arrived st quarantine this morning Win ,e
y roo mgiant Iassspgers The surgeon Of the hp and
two lasersers died IN the voyage. Sic encountered
Hght b. lrg pinds.
letter iron. Montsv3eo, Of Jure 49, aavs that ,he
schooner y r. Div!fgou lad srrytd there itl 80 re
q ne ThsDy big Topaz, Of New London, wrecked on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
II 0nl the South il.

Maryland DEMOCRATIC coNvENTIoN-NEwsPAPER
CHANGE, ETC.
BALTIMORE. August 0, 1853.
The Democratic State Convention meets here 20 NOR
thne vii be great struggle for the guberns.
nomination.
We have nail TO night beyond Wilmington, NC.
The Richmond Enquirer that Roger A. Pryor
has become interested 10 that paper enters upon the
editorial duties few days. Tie Enquirer has another
article against the Washington Union nd the Pacific
Railroad,
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Nlentnrrnln-

. The clipper chip jacob Bell arrived at Inwes Dsl on
The s'h inst, f'm san Francisco, 10 s. days.
slip Sssahouud hercs ut S. Francisco la u crossed
tbe li1e On tie Atlantic Apsii % Left Juan Fsrnan-
deg gey To- Closed tbs LIE on the Pacific June lou
it Lao ligbt winds during most OF The passage and
nsd the shygahs set for 81 days Put int Cumberland
Bay foP gater, ard detained IN Forelapd b. gallo OF
Wicc ilon the SIN to the lit Nay. The 5 was pro
yited vim cosdersing apparatus, which proved
fsilure abe got 70 although bad worked
wei "a port at he rate Of forty gaons coed fresh va er
Ter cay
Ship Bishop ri do ;th nit frorl phladaphia cre SEED
the equator TIE Atlantic Apfil l. lon 80 w. Eocoun
erea heavy gales om TO NV for II days Crossed ths
equator The Pacific JuEe TO- lon ia J2W.
Ship Wi'cbcraft hence at do Sth us expt fenced hot,
tsrons weather of Cope Horn for d. w. Co sed tie
equator 81 days preyioaf f. lon ll2 30 W. srdyss bs
csln.eG 70 deJs OCT ri The o.
SHIP s-p-ss. hence At do 9th ult, enc,untsrsa verv
bssV NsAtAsg ~ C%ls Qsga tss n dATA Crosssd ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
Exciting News from the FIsheries-ClerLs
Restored, &c.
FROM The REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.

FRoM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, August 0, 1853
Intelligence received from the fishing grounds creates
der Die uneansss. Some fifteen twenty vessels
lave arrived there from Gloucester Mass, Ne ~case
H. AID Kttery, Maine, aymsd With muskets boarding
pixies, cutasses, and swisels determined to fight 10
feed with Heavy operators have laid up their vessels
at the vharves, and employed their shore, and
invested their money in movements. Collisions
daily expected The Eastern people said to be Eatis
led with reciprocity, but al in arms against the
registry of British vessels to control the ing trade
It seems that the fishermen certainly armed reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding
is understood that in the settlement Of Mr. Zantzin
gers accounts balance found to be due the govern
ment Of $40 $50.
punber Of clerks recently removed from the Pension
Office were tc. day restored, and others appointed.
The President and Cabinet paid oical visit to the
Congressional Library to. day.
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Arrest In Worcester,

WORCESTER, August ., 1900
young man, who refuses to give his name, Was ar
rested here last night charged with breaking into the
railroad station at Granville He had In his possession
draft for $42 co. drawn by the Chautauque County Bank
upon the Metropolitan Bark in favor Of E. Godfrey
Son. Of New York Also check upon the Bank Of Albany
for $500. drawn by j. Warner In favor of N Fisher He
cosesss that he stole the checks from his late employ
ers Messrs Baldwin Studwel Fisher of Pearl street.
New York together with SAT In money. He II not mere
than eighteen years Of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
Markets.

New ORLEANS, August 8, 1858.
Tho sales OF cotton for tbs past two Gays have been
selling at IS 371 Mess pork sl4 Is Tobacco is quiet,
but finn.
ALBANY, August q. 1858.
The following have been the receipts here during the
past "a hours Flour, 600 bbls.; wheat, 10000
busbels corn, Geo bushels; oats II 600 bushels
Flsur has been in moderate demand, prices q
q shaded favor Of buyers. Wheat firm, with q good
milling inquiry sales IS 600 bushels. Corn sndiog dow
ward COO bushels sold at 75c for round yellow Oats
steady at 44c. a 45c. Prison whskey, 26hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
F. ON the Western Plains
THE ISDIANs--DEsPERArE BATTLE, E

TIE INDIANs--DEsPERATE BATTLE, ETC.
LOUISVILLE August Q, 1853.
Ta:ty, Just arrived from Fort Mickey vt I1lepen
dsnce, report large nlbers If ILdaus Awaiting the
movstaen's Of Major Fitzpatrick was to distribute
LETT - -"
Il core "a :, s ul,eo oat,e, lar ro't h.trney
out - 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

BahADes, beroace. SArAco. DsmerarAs Dominica, ESQ
quibo, GRENADA, Janaca 4o0tAeIrof, Nevis. ST. kits
st. Lucia, st. Vincent. fobAge, Tortols, rHnidsd.
To the following, thty four cents each letter Of
hall An ounce Or undsr, and six cents on each news
paper =
West lndiss-Not Britsh.
CArthagsaA.
aon1ai1'
To - tr.tv eight oents o. each letter Of
half or UNDER and eight ceats ON each news
paBa
Bnsnsv.ntnrs 40.
To the following forty eight cents on each letter Of
half an ounce OF UNDER ana eSsns con" - esoa nsWs
Gu.v.oru Fcu.sor
Quito do
Cobija Bolivia.
Con;sno Chill.
Huasco do
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PHuADnFMA, August y, I55Ss
Caspar Adam Narkhart, GsrEAa, implicated In the
robbery and murder Of Valentine Gssfzen at whsnarsh
Farm Baltimore Wednesday last arrived In this
city last Friday, from Baltimore and made his appear
Ancs ct ths depot every day awaiting the arrival Of his
chest he. however, left for New York on ths Monday
morning train and information Of the death Of Grazen
having been received last night officers started In pursuit
Of harkhart THE morning His In full on the top
- Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

FIRE ~ TALLAHAssEE, FLA.-The extensive
livery stable in Tallahassee, belonging TO p. r.,
Brokaw, was entirely consumed on the I'd inst
The fire was discovered at about eleven O'Clock.
A. NJ. ard in the course Of an hour nothing re.
NAMED but TIE pare walls, The horses. carris ges
about SG,000-no insurance. The fire was supposed
to be the work Of a. AcclGiary and Gro or tg9 0e
the negroes employed about the establishment are
arrested on Suspicion,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
TEL EGR APHIC

BALTIMORE, August Q, 1858.
The bail storm last evening very severe, bat sx
tended only short distance, Several houses in the
upper part OF the city unroofed and buildings IN
course Of erection blown down.