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ay-Miss Howard, formerly an intimate
friend of the Emperor Napoleon, was married
last month at st. James church, Piccadilla,
London, to Clarence Mrelawney, Esq, an En-
glshman, late in the Austrian service. 1t is
understood that the Countess is possessed Of
considerable property and ready made family.
- - fDcm. Press.
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Nor DRUMMED OuT-Tbe Hon. Augustus
Drum (dem.) represents the Westmoroand
Penn, District in Congress. lie has opposed
the Nebraska bill. Tho Administration tried
to defeat bis nomination, and drum him out
The people have nominated him, and intend tt
drum him in.
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TERRIBLE MURDER June 26.-
The southern mail has failed beyond Mobile.
An awful murder came to light at cambridge,
on tho 10TH Elijah Moore, his wife and sis
tcr-in-law were all found murdered in their ro.
spective beds and their bodies terribly gashed
with an axe. Great excitement prevails. A
negro belonging TO the murdered man is miss
ing, and i is supposed no is tho author Of tho
fendish decd,
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INFORMATION WANTED.-About the lst OF
May last, Twin Brothers named WILLIAM and
EDMUND LYsTER, aged IL years, left their
homo near Sylvania, for the direction of Adri-
an and have not since beon heard of. Any
communication respecting them,. directed to
the BLADE OFFICE, Toledo, will be groatfplly
acknowledged by their Parents.
A. LYsTER.
Publishers of papers in tho Southern part Of
Michigan, Northern Indiana and Illinois, would
confer favor on the afflicted parents by Civ
ing the above notico.-[Bade.. ..-,'
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The veteran missionary in Greece, hey. mr.
King is expected soon to arrive ~ tpis coun..
,ry with one Of his daughters.
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The Now York Herald says that BaInum
GETS for services as the President OF the Crys-
tai Palace fifteen per cent on the gross receIPs
until they amount to Sl5o,ooo, ana a"e' i'sf .'Ss
fifteen pcr cent on the net recciP's;
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INTERESTING RELIC. The Syracuse Journal
saws that the banner which was stretched across
Salina street, from the Corinthian Hall. during
the si;tings Of the old soldiers in convention
was the same used as the field flag at the baf-
ties Of Plattsbnrgh and Sacketts Harbor. The
gallant Gen. Pike vii wrapped la its folds al
Ter he was mortally wounded, and 1t was MS
winding shoet. The blood-stains from MS
wounds are still TO be ssen upon u.
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G5~ There we're twelve fatal cases Of chole-
re in Philadelphia last week. ~
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4 SUIcIDE.-Tho Louisville Journal relates the
following facts concerning the suicide of lad
of thirteen years named Henry Herring, ten
miles from that city. iis 1
This is ono of the most mysterious as we'll
as one of tho most extraordinary cases of sui
eide ever committed in this country. Henry
was devout christian. lilo had lost little
sistor who belonged to the church. This sis
tor had given him praycr-book on her death
bed, and desired him to use it, lilo had be-
come so interested in the book, and on tho sub
ject Of meeting with dear sister, that it was a
subject of daily conversation and prayer with
him. lie appeared desirous to bo with her
flis mother told him that he would meet his
sister in hoavon after DEATH He prayed night
ly and daily to see her. and in his fit of religious
insanity, he, upon his knees, cut his throat from
ear to ear, severing both jugular veins. This
was truly sorry sight to look upon, by heart
broken mother, afflicted father, and distressed
relatives-this was scene to dissolve hcart
of stone. Every one present was in tears; ey-
cry ono became as it were child.
Tho verdict of the jury was, that the child
came to his death from the influence of tho a.
boye facts, causing religious insanity.
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ago began the decline Of the large houses national
Adjustments although temporary resusci,aon eff
leced by the arrangements Of Mr. Macready and Madame
Vestris IL while Coyent Garden the direc
ton of Madame yestris that Mr. Charles Knble after
long retirement eappeared before the public for limited
series of nights and played several of his avoe chnrae-
tiers including Don Felix, Mercutio and Hamlet
Except in series of readings he has been by
audience since that OCCASION but almost to the last
day OF his life he well known in private society
Of the most cheerful and intelligent companions His flow
of spirits the remarkable for the last few
he suffered so severely from deafness that without the aid
OF trumpet he could not hear single word OF the con
yersaon around him Thi. atiction caused him at times
10 melancholy appearance that conirasted strangely
with the gaety which perhaps his hospitality had
easoned but the cloud only TRANSIENT and If any
genial spirit spoke him of the good old times his eye
would brighten, his voice would grow eloquent and he
would pour forth food of anecdote Renaissance and
criticism most entertaining and instructive TO all present
Though Mr.. Charles Kemble played tragedy as well as
comedy it is with the higher classes of comedy that his
is chiefly associated His excellence IS thus forciby
described by gentleman who had opportunity of
pairing him with early actors who almost myths to the
present generation never says Mr. Robson in his Old
Paygoer saw actor with buoyancy of spirits
than Charles Kembe Lewis had wonderful vvacity air
ness, and sparkle, but he was hnckng compared with
Charles Whoever played drunken gentleman as he did
His efforts TO pick up his dress hat in Charles Oakley were
the most Imaginable the ridiculous the natural
that be imagined. have him perform the char
acer of Frar Tuck in dramatic version OF Mr. Peacooks
Maid Marian with such extraordinary abandonment
and gtsto that forced back TO the Jolly green
wood and the bonny forest brambe he absolutely roll
licked through the part as he had lived all his life with
Robin and his men, qufng fat ale and devouring yenison
pastries But perhaps his masterpiece in this way was
Cassie the nsdious creeping of the devil upon his
sensesthe hilarty of tongue cleavng TO
the roof of the month and the lips glued togetherthe
conusionthe state of loss of self if may term it.
when he received the ebuke of Otheoand the wonderful
truthuness of his getting soberwere beyond description
6ne--nay real No drunken ever stage
comparable to it In parts of gallant spirited bear
ings" says the writer in another place Just hitting
the difficult mark-nobe without blusterselt-po
wi bOmbast-
elegant without conceitChares Kembe has in any
time been equalledR
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ApT,CE-Tbe heirs and Of Rudopus Brill, de
granted
orphans. Maryland the year
1901 shy appear in the orphans court OF said
county before the list day Of ay 1850 ans esanh men
rich, hands which hereafter come
inc handle The administrator de onis with
ne will annexed OF said deceased. .,.u
Administrator de boni' with The VIII anasfed
Novo axtw
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ny ,. G. MCGUIRE, Auctiomeer.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-on Mon
day afternoon, December O'Clock, premises
OF subscriber. dated June ., 1853
duly recorded Ia ber J. A. No ~ fos 81 OF
land records Washington sba cell the following
ground Lots Nos ~.
No 3s fronting each five south
OH and 10th opposite the Smithsonian park
running alley,
built brick dwelling houses
dry cellar including saloon parors
and kitchen; well Of good in cnch kitchen,
a force pump and convenient houses.
Most buildings usually wood)
OF
Onehird cash the residue in sir
for satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
THOM, Trustee,
Captain Typographical Engineers, &c.
las. G. MCGUIRE,
S-2awsHA AucuonceT.
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DIED.

In bis city, on Yesterday Mrs CATHARfNE F. wife
ALEXANDER, of Alexandra coun-
w. Virginis n the 70th yrnr Of her age
md rem 6augbter-of late
Cot Dlpr vginn and was born st Lock Hobor
xaudna.
Her un.a, VIII take place today from the residence
of her son. No 5rs street. between OH
and friends the family and OF her sister, Mrs
Ju1fs Tssnxrr, respectfully invited 10 attend
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BY Ell T. G X A p H.
From Ner York.

New YonK, Nov 2s.The steamship Empire City arrived
this afternoon from Havana whence she sailed the 23d
instant She left in port the steamship Falcon. The Haya
papers contain no Of an important character.
John lawson injured by the Harlem railroad accident is
dead.
Lewis Stone has been arrested for robbng the mail in OF
sego county.
An iron foundry Bridgeport Connecticut has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss $50, 000 insured for $4,000
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o FICIA L..
DEr.srEssr OF STATE,

Wskhingon, November %, 1914.
Official information received
French and Enriih government. determined IL the with
close by The coming and
the shi enforce can reach
anchorage ports Rus Baltic and White
VIII he errouion with the iea
The French and Enssh shm'ss
commanding sck enforce The blockade Of the mouths
the Danube ports the Black and the
Of Azoph remaining n hands of Russia
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nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE soUARg OF GROUND AT
auction, d,p saturday December I'd. O'Clock will
be- bidder square No 1s between Wh
and Iprh used brick
other taip-sGenfs,
bun The contains Vi s63 feet
And twelve months with
deed Of the deferred tayment THE
ind sputsh shhbS ~ s'otIs
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iyacifemenf at Rochesfer.

ROCHESTER, IN Y.,) Monday, Nov 27.-Intense excite
prevails in this city caused by the rumor that the
body of female has been found in the river at Hanord
Landing two miles below here 1t supposed to be that OF
Miss Emma Moore, who suddenly disappeared two weeks
since The mayor and the police now there investigating
It'd batter
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'AANaA1E aao Horses for pair Of bcauud.,y-
mach'd northern family carriage horses together with mns
nncent northern built modern carriage. 80 -
inc horses are ~ great value being young and gentle
twelve month. and 4. ~.
and perfect a when first purchased =" - -" -
The owne havng for thsn them great bargain
Apply 10 VIM. +. DOVE Coal dealer, FIR, Ward -
-.
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Jfnri-ets.

NEW YonK Nov. 2s.-Flour is still declning--saes Of
900 barrels at IS l2 IS 2o southern 50 %
So Wbeat--lo 600 bushels sold white 81 80 81 Corn
co 900 bushels mixed sold at oS 81 cents cotton dull
Stocks dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2sHoward-street Hour is held at Sc
25; CITY Mills TT S. Wheatl3 900 bushels sold at yester
days prices Corn-lo,o0o bushels sold at Yesterdays
prices
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By ). q. MCGUIRE, Auctionosr,

,uBLlc SALE OF AN ELEGANT EsrATE-on wednesday.
that saa eo. aoa na as "a shall sell
% ssaa one M @
ii wh !. .e! and Substantially fenced Bald property
Poo oo acres and the "hoa.e sds soS or
and aad situated nswssn hs a
Washington race course dying Yves, Of iil ssrY Pnry
county Mil on She north about ons half mile "s
SHs s d n than two miles from
rms farm mas been recently surveyed and divided
all Of which by pure and usaina
house, s,abns horses aud cows
AND anna ,hsS nor farming ss se1ei win
In e subdivision o. ,h's property paoaIar has been taken
washington Potomac s ssa ae a
Of cultivated wood land Ia hs plat Of ihr
county each Of the villa sites w
the improving smseshns This ptopey and
IN very espeet substantially has been combined
House (which entirely new never haviua been
side y I .ss .S ~ ss
estate Of Col William Seldom wo.i By Pney Bran
sa liz limit. sf the Dis 4
dp, e lie mos. sus.,ana S Saas o.
,o a:s o%gaeas, and painted in imitation Of
prominent parts Of ,he ey Of Washington together with
ing paror room, wde library dining
ou.sls pantry and IAchen aoar TIC second
story contains Urge and ehambe
servants apartments, &c Also, large and airy
he hail. buffers pantry, Kitchen chambers dressing
abundany .uppipd water,
oyeshot wheel situated aboa dwelling
capable supplying 200 gallons spring
addition the spring. from which supplies Of
for the wheel attached
the aud springs be found the District
ty length by thr feet
bic supplying least fifty gallons minute,
gallons diem the temperature Of le
little for that attained during
is sufficiently cold TO br Used without ice.
containing iarg lofts capable OF holding hay
for six eight Also house, SC, &c.,
keeping with the character Of the
The house stands upon an knoll with abundance Of lawn
in front and and having the advantages Of magnificent
i've forest shade About twenty five Of this heavily
mhered with native the whole PLACE
bic bens made perfect garden spot at mere nominal
Tue roads TO and from lnsde"
bic Many handsome residences already surround IT, The
the city and heaifbt location
npeTsons desiring rural residence he property
M laid down in the plat, disposed OF
IN wish
The well supplied with
&C. and being built by
esdence combining
comforts aud eiegaBces which found utou
| country Union.
T,le indsputabe; a---..s =.
twelve, and eighteen months interest," by
the property.
Autographed plans Of the may be counting
JAS. q. MCGUIRE
Nov i2-eoAis Auctioneer.
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FRENCH MILLINEHY-Miss E.. L. MCDONALD fsuc
cesSor to Mrs A. Clark, will Thursday OF No
vembe and Tuesday, December elegant xsort
meni Of the styles Paris fasbona
bic establishment, Once Bridge street
Geof ''
Al order. viii be promptly attended and
Nov fEyenus 3txrI
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WnEahAn lana warsas No. $3.50, os acres, ssued in
~ s, o o. nenlAmns PucheI for military in
oi] nnd whereas my sddress through
the st Office sf Washington city and has been either lost ar
aAo mouee . hesby the proper time aopy al
son ~ srp's.sS - VIC
Nov 39--lawow " :" '"'o'o'''
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4 HE Consultation or the United states History of
the origin, Formation and Adoption Of The the
United states with notices Of e principal Fsmers by George
Ticknor Curtis n 2 volumes,
Woods Illustrated Nsmral History; edition
Harperis Gazetteer o. the World NUMBER
Just received a. TAYLOR h MAURyS
Noy2l Bookstore, oh st.
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BOUCHER the sti0e-I London. 1854.
AN Strengthening nad Defending Military Posts by Lieut. Col
Jebb. London. 1854
The of in European Turkey Baron yaIen-
tine London 1854
English battles and sepss in Peninuia extracted from Ma
PIER London. 1854.
The War Russia and Germany, 1919 and 3s by Lieut. Col
Cathcart.
The Russian Campaign OF Isl2 by Lieut. Gen. Fezcnse
Marw-ns Military Geography OF Europe.
Mortmer's Pyrosechny
Of Artillery corp.
by Ca,taips Buckle and Kaye.
archaeological Military D'c'ionaryGernan English.
by Capt Ducket.
Imported by FRANCK TAYLOR.
With many French branches
Of aud military science and service.
Nov ~
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Sentence of DR.. BeaIe.

PHmApELpHIA, Nov. 2sDr. Beale, convicted of gross
outrage upon the person of Miss Nudge (now Mrs Throck
morton sentenced this morning to four years and six
months Imprisonment in the penitentiary He still protests
his innocence.
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by y. q. McGUIRE. Auetloneer.

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoT-on
Tuesday afteruoon December 18th O'Clock
ses shall SELL by virtue duly recorded &C., the
south Of Ion No. H. No 49, fronting y feet inches
l. back 100
feet.
Terms: One-thFd balance month
for bearing Interest," secured deed Of the premises
N. CARU5i, Trustee.
JAS. G Mcguire,
Nov 26-e0dhds Auctioneer.
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GALE OF PORK, BEANS, ke., BY ORDER OF THE NAVY
~ asenLon Tuesday, t~ next we shall sell
agent = : "
ia lbs pork $50 lbs bread
70 ibs four "a lbs raisins
~ l s. pickles, i39 lbs beans
Terms cash GREEN SCOTT,
NV zo-d Aacioneefs.
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OR RENT The residence of the late Gen. Towson,
18th streets Both house and grounds have been
Gas and furnace heat carried throughout
geter with hot and wafer in BATH closet Kitchen
buffers pantry
Inquire J u. H. Smith
Nov -3isw9wTu1hSuu
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by ,. 4. meGIlRE, Auctioneer.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and fronting market Thursday DECEMBER
lah o'clock will be sold the houses situated part
OF lot 3r0 Of Pennsylvania aud street
north The ground fronts feet the aud back
street morrill, having three fronts, Of which
The location Offers nent In
real estate the city Of Washington The will be sold
araey il desired.
Terms cash the balance three equal
SIX twelve and eighteen months with interest satisfactorily
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Nov 26-d AuctiOneer.
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The Ohio Rtrer.

WurrLrso Nov 2sTbe river is rising, with four feet
six inches in the channel
Al pittsburg the river has about five feet water in the
channel.
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business Improrinq an the Nest.

NoHroLK, Nov 2s.Advices here indicate the probable
safety of the Albany.
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VIM. M. Mcrrick,

ATTORNEY Law,
No. 38 Louisiaaa Avenue,
ILL Court of United
w the Of the District of Columbia.
Nov 2l-eoim
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iIrS of PittsburK aud County OF Aliegha y, PENN
" offer Investment the
Piburg and county Allegheny
These bonds issued the Pshug Connesve
Company, by which they guaranteed
We confidently recommend the capitalists and dc
sirabe investment.
together exhibit
nation upon application personally by
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, 4 Co.,
bankers and Fiscal Agents
Ian! S-t pf
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HIS il to give notice that subscriber hath oil.
tanned from
Coun3ia letters OF administration
Arstead Grant, OF county, deeased
having claims against the said deceased hereby
hbt with the vouchers
the l4. .ovembsr they may
excluded ali benefit of the said
Given under hand this 25th day of November, 1854.
p. G. WARRINGTON,
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Dusiless IMpr0rihy an Me Wesf.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.-Despatches here from Cincinnati
and other cities easier and bust
improving
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NOfCE-The agency OF the late Seidsn, Co
~ OF me CITY OF washington bndr the
sae o. Virginia. and 10 sold By
having terminated, all will be
az 70 WIN bnkad OF The Board Of Pubic oks OF
vuks OF 70 J. b. Svaii Virginia, Richmond Viz
na urt another agent shall be thu public viii
be dAiy informed. A. GRAHAM,
President OF the Board of Public Works
november ~, 1854. of Virginia.
Nov 2o-d5t"
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would leave anger impotence and criticism the bottom
Of the inkstand and its gayane point would only ds
honey and good nature
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Home Hill Boarding school for Boys.

THIS school the first Monday January 1854 In The
ncghborhood of Falls Church. Fairfax Virginia IL
eight miles from Washington and
from Georgetown The brsiea for it, beahfui
principal school where pupils
acquire oqpdy practical and American ducaon
The 0f4 divided
mcncng respectively the first Monday Of January, April AMI
september.
Board and tuition $50 payable term In advance
Students in the classics will be subjected
further address H. r. Juds0n Falls Church, Fair
fax county, Virginia.
Nov 26-2awfl. Jandkcif
lust received 100 barrels eastern such
boarding house and hotel he will and
their advantage give call,
Fine yellow in barrels
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potntoes.
DOUGLAS Il CO.,
Nov 2l-eo2w Feed Store, I'd street, Pa avenue.
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Distric, of Columbia,

District of Columbia, -, nil. ORPHANS CouRT,
Washngt county, " WI" Nov. IA, 1854
The personal
Grant, late Washington deceased,
CURED said
week for three week! in tne Union
Test ED N. ROACH, Register Of Wills
Nov 26 -Iaw3w
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monument of Italian marble has been placed in the
Unitarian church at Quincy by Charles F. Adams to the
memory of his father, John Quincy Adams bust Of the
deceased surmouns it, made by Hiram Powers.
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admission for gentlemen ladies' circle or
quette Is gentlemen
third tiers OF boxes IS cents "
Nov 1--u
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The first report of births during the year, in Kentucky
shows Of male births exceeding
per cent being greatest with the black population, in
which IS reaches nearly fourteen per The
male births is still remarkable in plurality and
in stilborn. OF 23o twins with the designated l82
are males and SO females OF the sborn which eonsti-
tute 3O9 Of all the births the whole number reported is
1856 Of which 4s notad males and 3O4 females
case is recorded of coloed girl eleven years DID, giving
birth to n child.
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During the week ending the 18th instant it is said
S35O000 of Indiana free-bank currency redeemed
leaving only about S3,5O0,00O.
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Correspondence Of The 81 Louis Republiean.l

Correspondence aepubiean.l
INDEPENDENCE, November 81
A MONTH LATER FROM SANTA FE.-HEAyy SHOWS THE
RoUrEThe Santa Fe mail arrived at o'clock this eve
ming. There is news of great interest
The trip from Santa Fe Red river a bad one the
party had to cut through snow banks averaging from seven
to nine feet deep The principal depth OF snow between
the aforementioned places from two and half to
three feet From Red river to this city the ros toll
eraby good The party encountered storm on
the tornado Met emigrants.
The osages and Cumanches encamped the Cine
They all seemed peaoeable.
Saw any quantity Of buioes from the crossing of the
Big Arkansas to the Little Arkansas
WISCONSIN LEGIsLATuRE.-The Madison Wis., Democrat
of the 18th inst gives the following the complexion of
the newly -elected Wisconsin Legislature
Dem. Rep Ind.
House. AZ
To hear from-6.
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GEoRoErowS rIsEsiES.-The Vgilant Fire Company, o.
Georgetown paraded yesterday headed BY
enlivening band of music They made most imposing ap
pearance
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An nyeterae bachelor, being asked by sentimental
young miss why he did secure fond ones
pany in his voyage the of life replied, II would
if | were sure such an ocean would be pacific
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William Sayres who claims to pe the of English
nobeman has been arrested in New Orleans charged with
stealing slO20.
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From October 10 to November rs the deposes OF gold
in the New York assay Office have been S4ls4523 81