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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16


Horse Gol.r., Blind Birdie, and Hanes
Briels yil!ng', Ycr,'ed RsIns and Gir,hs
Flames ch ana nu ssTss ard y ss.rs description
English American. G. D. Percussion Caps
1a i And al P sr good. usually found in
A. our good. have purchased for CASH .vor.
We eonsdsn. We ea
mens to merchants visiting this city, and respectfully
low as any regular house in this ee.
lS54. ssS siiSEssN Ef abSls az R9o e..
, would cal te attention Of every merchant In yir
R0lKs1 G1ls! S1dS& OF BOOTS AND SHOES
=; PISS SS.
S!S: 81! Fl r.:
s$SS : a as%; e. a osis;s Tie,
o.oo . SihsI fashionable style, Of pre,, Shoes
1850 Men: nm Calf Boots, long legs also, Zip Boots,
.ss. sa,s'n "a. ,ss lin, .
1900 Ladies. oa,I Boot, Jenny Lind Shoes, other
and slss:
500 {" Boy: and Youth. Booze >, se :" .'"u'
., H. A2p sh CO. have jus, ADDED
complete and they hope Merehan. will call
a II months credit VIII ADDsar9 Ss,,., co.
& f1lifs Oils Se w9sb1 Ss SLsss H.
AYPER for sale large STOCK embracing n. Ssns IN
at low prices for usual
so0s Hsa BE- Ss1 I%' hsas.r
$50 kss. super carb sods
., % DO Do Burning Sluid
1000 Calls Lin,etd OIL '.''' i'"''''
go, sSS S SeS. white Lead. Dry and in oil
SEQ Lbs E,trAs, LosWood
Eo Kegs White Zinc Paint
% % Ia rel, vsnuan Red Spanish Brown
% DO DO 4 xsfni.he.
1000 Bo.e, window Glass, French aud American
1000 Lbs Psrl, Green, dry aud In OIL
Ayers Cherry Peeora Mustang and Arabian Eminent pu.
popaar Mns the sRs Ss and AZ
anu vel suited TO the wants Of the trade Of Virginia. North
N D. Particular attention packing and shipping feaa
"INsTO. q POwEHs Successor. to Mace a " In.,on.
Dlldss Nhp.ai Gross,Ie Wines, Liquor:
If p snd ssSi's s ss sns
great e ss . e cSpa:
sc &c s sS csrs: s.s s md s css, . sss
~ P.eE1gs Lo Crushed Pulveri1ed and Powdered Sugar,
i,9 do Lasuhyra Coffee
s esss:; s ss, superior old Government Java Coffee
=, 80 ssG' r. Gu, and P R Mo.''e.
g $ h 90 ssS !s as:5 sy size.
. do do Breast Pieces
20 bbs and 20 pail, Lard
10 tierces superior Hams
~ do do Beef
30 bbi, Tanners and Machine OIL
90 do Clarified Vinegar
$50 kegs Eastern Nails
900 sacks Salt
46 box, New Bedford Sperm Pat, Sperm, Ad.map,p, and
Talow Candles "
19S packages Old Whskeys
pipes old London Dock, Tennessee Brandy, vintage
az, Y, AN y package, French Brandy
% R,ekagu Madeira Sherry, Port, Coy, Madeira
40 sb. RAM Apple and Peach Brandy and Holland OF
2so boxes French and American Window aiass
70 do D Cheese
20 do Pine Apple Cheese
90 packages y, Imperial and BLACK Tea
700 reams Wrapping and Letter Paper
go sides good and good dams Ked cole Leather
100 dozen Painted Pals
100 do Brooms
ALso-sho Bar Lead Powder Cast Blst and st,I Pr
ento Pepper Ginger Ground Ginger Pepper
be sa Chocolate sodA sareh Grind stone, fp,uu sa gaIt
pe Alum, Cotton and Temp Lines Bed Cords piping rsns
osnde Wick, Coppers Rice Indigo, Extract wood whit,
ad SMOKING Tobacco Chewing do Cigars together many
''ueIs'"e'es fe2O
Il nPHOyED SUP. PII0s. EIME.-rhe subsoribsr II,
manufacturing the above at his Bone MIL thor,
rom the city OF the best and kind
70 amne his before Purchasing esswhere the quality
the STATE. NV 'S'e" "'' OF
mhle n. r. DUvAL
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etO-PAHTNElislilP-M II. BLAIR having IN.
interest OF Mr. W. H. sEABRo0K, Of The Of SEA
bkOOk REEVE has entered partnership with Mr. p
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR continue 10
carry on the hpoeeaIy and Drug business stand of
5eAbrook Reeve and hope by
a share Of the patronage Literally extended Arm
Y. PAYS0N REEVE,
JOHN Ill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-16

,ht pASU hkkhUrYrE AIT, pr.ei,ed BY WhlrIaURsT
With all the improvements OF the Won 10,
himself reputation, gained Of
Without proof OF ,ueh assertions but the
by ysars OF study and practice adopting
which have rapidly succeeded each other
ne mas gained the highest distinction Artist
palm OF ye'SI When Competing with the Artist, OF , other
confidence aud public crowd,
Of patrons who daily his GaeIy ksnese, which arr
not only gems Of art but treasures
possessors. = -H... - "
sereoseope tenesses taken In the
Every variety Of Cases. Frames on hand
and a. the most satisfactory prices.
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NH 10 ohlef Ensineer and supsrinisndant
r, ~ HaMOND AMI ptse1VN Lana % :
I'm ~ PACkkrs-rhis line Ia composed Of 4fEN
2She following vessels and sails from boston H13S
6every wkpsxspAr: 3&x&1S
bchoohsr SUSAN, Captain q. q, Rosers :
MISSIONER, e. C Eoss,.
COURIER, j. B. Rossr.
4" SHANNON, J. m Nics.rson
/" JULlETTE, O6cd BaS.r IL
These built m, ,h
and have superior aeeommods tions for passenren
They are commanded By experienced CapAinI well
lot the trade and Who will exeroh
They will be towed and down and M.
relied on TO sail promptly, As advertised. -
going NORTH ordering goods Boston, win and
10 their Interest ship this line
freight viii always be taken any Other yes ~
TO give batifaetL q. '~"N ~ "''o'
Of patronage: III : -. : - ' - ''-'
The Vessels will lie IN Rlehmond Rockets In Boston a,
hoNes Wharf DAVID CURRiE, Richmond, \ ~
iya0 ALLEN M W. isa /, Boston. Agents.
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T., WIN. PALMER.
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" oUhSo AND oTHEn MANUnEa-A,a meeting OF IN,
Board OF Directors Of the Virginia Central Railroad
The Ieguat ons Of the Company relating To the
Plaster Guhno hc being under confederation the following
luton adopted .
whereas the rates Of charge Gu,no Plaster Ae have foi
the ben.n Of the farming interest liked
NJ on the transportation and the Company subjected
for not receiving AMI transporting tn,
eles 81 equal greater community;
Resoirod While the Plaster Guano Ae below
the proporohate rates other
not be received transported - the exclusion
raj necessity which charged at Welding
Company and that no bill for storing these Improbable ae
will hereafter be paid. y. II. GILL,
enpe,Int.nd.nt
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RhktAlNs-BARGAlN5-1 am In receipt Of I,rge assoTt.
ent o. China Glass and EarthenEare, direct
OF many and handsome shapes and patterns IA
she with aohoce stock Of Fancy Goods, Looking ap
1 nsrc &C. invite The particular attention Of both whole
determined to reduce my stock with view Of making
customers, or persons purchasing for cash.
good order. utGu a W. e.. g's !"
mhi4 D. 5s ~. 70, 49,
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Alnrk pnner Mills.

We issue the Free Press this week upon Pa
per manufactured at these Mills, by Fisher, An
derson & Co Comment or recommendation is
unnecessary as the appearance Of the paper will
RECOMMEND it TO Competent judges. Mr. Fisher
one of the firm is ah experienced paper maker,
recently from Piusburgh Pa, Several of Ou'
exchanges come to us with an improved ap'
Pearance--the paper is from the Stark Mills
Merchants can be supplied with wrapping paper
Of all descriptions, of the best aauhies. The
Highest cash price will be paid for rags--we
refer or Merchants to their Advertisement ia
another column.
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THE EDfSRURsE REvIEw. No. CCIII.-
5nly, 1854, bas been Teeeived-C -COnteuts--Di-
Plomauc Histry Of the Eastern question; Tea.
losalism, and the Laws ssainsl the Liquor
Trade Hor Hsrmanu's # sebylus Ka6r
Wars and Cape Policy; The Great Social Prob
lem; The Orders in Council on Trade during
during War; Marshall on the Representation
pt Aiaouties European Emigration 70 the
United States, The Russian War Of 1854.
AtsO. Tag LoEDOS QUARrKRLY RKvIEw--
NO. CLAAHlX-July l854.is upon our table.
COuts nts--Ths House Of Commons Milman's
Latin Christianity; The Draala; Classical Die
tiona-ies; The Electric Telegraph Christian
lty in MelAnesia and new Zealand Queen
Elizabeth and her Fayorites Lord LyndAurst
aud the Eastern Question. e' a
Uuder the present troubled state Of Euro
pean affairs, the British Qua. terliss are the
best medium through which we can gain COZ
rect information, as they occupy middle ground.
The Chronicler Of news items, hastily written
and scraps Of Ryihg rumor, may, aud no doubt
does, give the whole slight tinge Of exsgera.
ton. The future historian when be come to
pen the transaction Of those scenes which will
then be past, they will have lost their intere st,
and the great political events now uansprins
will have become stale; doubtless many things
of interest, now, will then be dropped. Itis
to these periodicals that we can look for reli.
able history Of these passing events
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Postage on the four Reviews and Black wood
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each Review and "a cents a year on Blackwood.
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ANTI-NEBRAsKA TICKET.



Tbs Whig voters and all other Of Carroll Coun
~ opposed TO the late action OF the national Congress in
the organization Of Nebraska and Kansas ertoresop
posed to the repeal Of the restrictive clause Of the Mis-
sOu compromise and the legAzsion Of nvOuntar ~ ser
vuds 10 any portion Of the national doman-are invited
TO meet in Convention at the Court House in carOtOn
90.
Saturday Tie 0th day Of September, 1854
At IL o'clock, NJ for the purpose Of nominating cand
dates for election far that duty may dsvOlve on the
convention.
Each Of the townships heretofore, win assemble en-
-Tai1s OF By Delegates may be deemed mos. pract
cable BY the voters Of the township.
Candidates tor the following Offices are to be elected
viz: '''' 'S''
0ae candidate for Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
One candidate for Probate Judge.
One candidate for Commissioner
0as candidate for County Surveyor
Ons candidate for Director Of Co., Indlmary
0ae Ca ndidAte for Coroner.
The condition Of national and State aars under H.
rule and mauAgemen Of compact breaking reckless
corrupt Almaistation and it's friends and supporters
cerAnIy casloujly for exhibition Of the energy aud
patriotism still Inherent in the people Of tho country, and
1t 10 hoped that unmistAkable demonstration wlbe
made at this convention.
SAMUEL STERLING,
Chairman.
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the ,lficulty betYeen The citizens Of Grey.osn
and Mr. BOrlsnd. Il vas because hs'ih.erfefed "a
| in the arrest of Smith. who sbOt The Negro
Captain Of BungO on the same riser. 1t is
svideuthrpu tie testimony had before the Cor
Oners sjuly that il was a case Of deliberate
murder-And the finding of the Jury was u
that effect. When the city Marshall went on
board 70 arrest Smith. BOrlsnd inter fered and
prevented his arrest, as shown by the follow
ing Affidavit Of that officer
GREYrowE, OR San JUAN DEL NoRTs,
18th OF May, 1854.
Thomas S. COdd, Marshal, sworn--I went
en- board the steamer Routh and arrested Cap
tain Smith; be had in hard loaded bIunder.
buss, bus appeared wiling 10 come when
arrested him. The American Minister, Me.
Borland, then came up, and, as Iheld him By
the hand, he knocked away my hand and said
] should not have him, at the risk Of my
life; that the American Government did not
recogbize this flaee, nor any authority in the
place; and he, Ms American Minister, could call
TO bis command every passenger on the steamer
TO shoot down every one OF US. At this time,
Others standing eOoy around gottheir guns res
dy for action, to witt BENZ. Myers, MeAdsms.
and others. AT this time the bungo, with the
men under command Of Rivas, was Just ap.
/ proaching the steamer, Mr.. Rivas exhorting
abe men to pull briskly; as he stood up, the
American Minister took gun from somebody
cooked it, and leveled, and was about to fire
when turned II aside with nv hand. He ther
said: "If you respect your lives, do not allow
the boat 10 come any nearer or will FIRE anC
''klll every one; shall have a man of war here
I'm very short time 10 settle all this matter,
Seeing the numbers around, and the tenor o.
the remarks made, was obliged to come away
and leave him 1.-THE prisoner): hat he will re
turn himself. asked him to communicate with
the American Consul, and bring the man over
he said it was not my business-to leave the
ship directly, or he would use me as h
would any other / then left and came away
THOMAS S. C0DD, City Marshall.
Sworn before me, A, Sgaud, Mayor of th'
City Of Greytown or San Juan del NOrte, Lhi
l6th Of May, 1854.
A. SIGAUD, Mayor.
After this conduct on the part Of the Minis
ter he represents to the Administration that ''ht
was insulted by the authorities or people" o
that place And the great general Pierce wish
ing to show his valOr, and like Gen. Cass, break
his sword, "Ordercd that Capt. Hollins proceed
"tointiiot upon them exempt airy punishment, "
Shame Gen. Pierce, President Of the United
States, charge upon poor delenCeless town oil
500 inhabitants under the protection Of the
Mosquito King, only. ..
But withal &" the administration has shown
more magnanimity than could have been ex-
Pected BY its most ardent admirers. 1t fell
obliged to thrash somebody, and it has taken
one of its size. 4" .7,
Probably they will be able to raise candi-
date for the Presidency out of this affair. w hO
will ii be, Pierce, Marcy, Faben, Hollns,
or Borland7
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p. opleD Ticket in Columbiuna.

On the 18Th inst. the Peoples Convention
of Columbiana County, put into nomination the
following County ticket
Probate Judge--Jas Martin.
Clerk of Court--Jos, Il. ArLer. t. ....
Aud,tor-E NJ, Colstock. ....-..
Recorder--Robert McCaskey.
Commissioner Young.
Director Inirmary--J X. Snodgrass.
The Buckeye State In speaking Of the ticket
says ..a ...a. ....
"The nominees Of the Convention are all
''honest and capable, are composed Of Wigs,
Democrats and Free Sellers, are gentlemen Of
of strict integrity and correct morals, po ssess-
ing the confidence, of the community to an EN-
inent degree. and highly qualified for the Offices
for which they have been nominated
The Palladium endorses the ticket in the
following language I'D. .a r..s
Here, reader, is a ticket chiefly Of men who
are known and whose character standlabove suS-
picion. They will make honest faithful and eff.
licient servants of the people" ~ .,.s ..s i.
In the above ticket we recognize the name OF
Mr. Robert McG Askey. We are glad to see
Mac promoted, as he is young man Of Ster-
ling Integrity. While ais sojNurn amongst US,
in the capacity Of a"School Teacher" he won
the esteem of our citizens.
We hope he will be elected.
Resolutions were passed. insisting upon the
restoration OF the Missouri promise-they
oppose the further extension of Slavery--de-
mand the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law
are in favor of Congress abolishing Slavery in
the District Of Golumbia--they approve of a
Homestead Bill granting free homes to landless
citigens--are in favor Of RetrenChm.nt in State
apd County expenditpr3s, anJ ofequsl taxation
land are in favor Of h more rigid and string
ent State Temperance Law.
The convention endorsed the Anti-Nebraska
State Ticket in the following language
Resolved, that We cordially approve of tie
State nominations Of Messrs, Swan ard Bllck-
ensderfer end that we also pledge ourselves to
use every honorable exertiOu to promote their
election tss t...
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Unauthorized Bank Paper.

Look outl the FIRST day of October is close
at hand, when no individual can. or dare PASS
or RECEIVE either directly or indirectly, under
a penalty of ten dollars ! any Bank bill of a
less denomination than ten dollars, unless the
same was issued BY and made payable at one
of the Banks of this State. And any public
tfictr, broker, or body corporate. Who violates
the provisions Of the law shall be subjected to
penalty OF one hundred dollars | Think Of
it working men, farmers, and mechanics,--is
this the kind of Legislation that best suits your
wants First, they have endeOyored to drive
out Of existence the banks Of our own State,
by unwise, and unwnolesome laws, and there.
by have contracted the circulation Of our State
Bank paper. And now have made it penalty
OF ten dollars to pass or receive foreign bill,
Of less amount than ten dollars in the usual
course of business, And all done under the
garb of Democracy.
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Newspapers North and south,

There Is nothing more clearly exhibits the
prosperity Of country and gives better evi.
denCe OF the intelligence Of the people, than
the number and circulation of Newspapers.
A large circulation of newspapers in a country
reflects the Intellectual activity Of its citizens.
This is clearly demonstrated when we take in
to consideration the circulation of newspapers
in the United States. All periodicals of large
circulation are published in the North
The last census reveals the following facts
concerning the daily and other periodical pub
lications in the different States OF the Union.
Free States, daily 1870, weekly and others
Ices; total 1908 Slave States, daily Z, week.
ly and others, 645; total, 7l6.
In the Magazine Lterature--the circulation
Of all the Southern Magazines put together.
does not equal that of I0tnam's Monthly.
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pa- Wehave been favored by the Managers
Of the American Female Guardian Society,"
with copy of their twentieth annual Report
This Society is established in New York and
has for its object, to secure "Home" for the
friendless. 1t has under its care at present, 9
large number OF children.
The whole number ofchildren received, from
the opening Of the Home in l847 to May /,
1854, were 597. Whole number Of Adults
for same time, s,494. There are many inter
estlng items in the report.
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EE CHRISTIAN DrADEM for July is on our
tabe--It was ralherlqte reaching us. but ii
excellent and we'll selected articles amply re-
pay for its delay. its pages are freighted wnh
wholesome instructive reading Of a moral ma.
tpre tits truly a Family Keepsake" l'l'
TERMs--The piadem is published monthly
by & P. Hatch. Spruce st. N. " at 81 100 pei
year. IN advance. Any one wishing to SUB.
scribe for the Diadem can see specimen num.
! bers BY calling at this Office. Subscribe.
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Nor DEAD In Baltimore Hebrew women
who was supposed to be dead, was dressed in
her shroud, placedih her coffin and the lid was
about to be screwed down, when it was dis.
covered that life was not extinct All present
Immediately gathered around lhe coffin and the
enshrouded corpse like form arose from her
narrow bed, and embraced her children and rel
atives with all the fervor of renewed life. TO
all appearances she became convalescent, and
subsequently partook Of food ? sas.a4'
She remained in this condition until the ap-
Proach ofnight, when she tottered to the bed
and in few moments breathed her last.
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AMEuICA'S AND BALTIC S NEWS
RUSSIANS RETREATING.
AUSTRIA INACTvE
BoSfox Aug II

BOsfoS, Aug. IS.
The AmeriCa reached Bosom at 81 o'clock and va
add 10 the heWa what to be agreed upon as cut.
rect by the London Journal
Ras q prOPo AIS firmly rejected bat fresh propositions
are TO be made not BY Ausi or Prussia bnf oy reia
itvs OF the two amles II the king Of Prussia and o
Nicholaa
The fret division Of troops had arrived at Let Sound
IN the Bate-but late As Aug lst nothing had been
dune BY The aest
In raising the engines Of the Tiger near Odessa, two
English war steamers sunk four Russian gun bOsls.
Dates from Bucharest up to July 80. GorchakoG on
the 2Sth WAA al ShelviA aaa Vsrescht, "a short dis
tAhce from Bucharest and burned two bridges his
retreat Tae 0Omans in pursuit. had crossed the
Argish, and we're ~ Kalum.
the complete evacuation Of Bucharest viii take place The
day after tomorrow, (Aug. Officers and soldiers thai
remain behind viii be treated deserters Baron Bsd
berg the Russian Civil Commissioner and actual Govern
or leaves tomorrow for Fockshani Russian troops
concentrating on the Sereth. The evacuation Of Media.
via Is not spoken OL .-..
Az Varns the French troops are working zealousy
the iOFtaestions while the English troops ndustri
Ously occupied repairing the Tort ... .-.
Northern Italy was in panic about the cholera-At
Turin, july l7th there had been l27 cases-5l deaths
2sth July 81 cases-67 deaths. Banks shops schOOls
theatres-al shut The people in panic leaving the
city by scores. Fright killing more Than cholera.
Rot in the po,atoe at Cork continues. Turnips fail.
are, but wheat never looked better.
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COMPANION SCRIBBLER-The gentleman who
signs himself "A Taxpayer" in last weeks
Companion, still keeps shooting his row wADs
at US We inform him, that his balls are like
his SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS apPropri-
alton to finish the new State House,, before
reaching US, are spent.--And the work stop
ped - -
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NO..ce le UnmtIlelnles.

No persons name announced as candidate,
for less sum than ONE DOLLAR. Nonsubscri.
bers, Two DOLLARS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MEssRs EDIroRs- announce the name
of ROBERT CRozIER, Esq, as a candidate for
the Office Of Probate Judge, and Oblige many
voters. .a
y ssss PERRY. !.
MEssRs, EDIroRs-YOu will please announce
the name of JoHN H, TRIPP, Esq. as candi-
date for the Office Of Probate Judge,and oblige
us. MANY VoTERs OF UNION.
MEssRs EDIroRs--Plesse announce The name
of john RtLEY, of Union as suitable candi-
date for County Commissioner, subject to the
action Of the convention of the 9th of next
month. Fox,
MEssRs. EDIroRs You will insert the name
Of JAMEs MoGoY of Loudon tp., as a candi
nate for Comm ssiOner, subject to the couclu
sirn Of the Wing &C., County Convention.
Mr.. Mccoy is firm whig and viii make I
good officer If elected.
LEE AND LouDoS.
MEssRs, EprroRs--You will please announce
the name Of George Boutwell,, Of Lee township
ss candidate for Director Of Ip6rmary, sub
ject 70 the decision Of the Ant-Nebraska con-
venion Of the 9Th Of Sept. EcONOaY.
t4t.a b. y5gaE VyaIaTl8 f3f.I3 g,-iyt-e,s a. 4
EE Mr.. will please accept our
thanks for The Home Companion" and "Han-
cock Courier .s
re- ECouRr OF COMMON PIS4s commences
next Monday
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Any person going to Cleveland can be well
accommodated at the Franklin House" I'm.
der the kind treatment Of Mr.. G. w. Wyman,
none viii come away uncared for. Give the
Franklin call See card. t1s % t'&
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EE The communication Of Orange. - un-
ayoidably crowded out this week will appear
next, W.
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30 for a lodge in some vast wilderness
hide our sun sco, ched heads
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~ Justice Election on Saturday next
Turn out one and all
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s6r We were present at the "Firemans Sup
per- on last Saturday evening, at the "Pat'
ton House" and we're much delighted to see
such troupe of noble hearted follows enjoy
themselves so we'll. The entertaium ent for The
occasion was excellent, pand mirth abOuuded
We wish this young company abunta 1t success
Here's our -gentlemen-fhe proceedings
Of the evening will be found in another column