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BRICKS IN DANGEE.-Thc Poughkcepsic
Daily Press says: GAS dusty 'colorcd child
about forty years of age and from the country
was passing under the scaffold of the building
now being erected Oh the corner of Main and
Catharine streets, the other day, Il brick came
down, struck upon his head and broke in two
He was stunned for moment, but soon recov-
cred sufficiently to get off the following, and
leave those who had gathered around him in a
fit of laughter:
Il say, you white man, up dar, if you don't
want yer bricks broke, jcs keep EN- off my
head
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INTERESTING TO MOTIIERS-A new kind of
cradle has been invented which runs by clock
work, rocking itself. They arc wound up by
the infantilc occupant--wc arc not informed
how, perhaps by crying-whcn the little i'm
mortal gives Il kick, touches 4 spring, and Il
locking of three hours duration cnsllcs That
old song, Rock the cradle, Lucy" will have
TO undergo rcyision he can now do it "hinl-
SELF Some radical progrcssivcs are inclined
to believe that in the good time coming" the
use Of mothers will be entirely dispensed with
III the rearing of children. If such mourn
full fact occurs in our day and generation, it
shall he duly chroniccd.
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Nj AR RED.
LOST.

On the 9th instant. by Rev. J. kerns, Mr.. c. F. s
FER and Miss MARY H. KERNs all of this city.
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TURKISH LADIEs.-A Constantinople cor
respondent says the Turkish ladies' are progress
ing rapidly; and in proof, remarks that their
wells grow thinner and thinner, every day.
They are also growing more and more sociable.
according to the same authority. especially
with their eyes. One Of them. on recent oc-
casion, even went further than this-shc pre-
scented her handkerchief and boquet to Il
handsome young ensign of a regiment, who
happened to be strollng about that E,shona-
bic resort of the Turkish ladies' the Sweet
Waters of Europe, at a time when it was crow
ded by hundreds of the fair sex. The poor
cunuchs, sent out to guard the damsc.s, are
kept in a continual stew of uneasincss; they
dare not strike Or even complain, if an English
or French officer goes so far as to smile or kiss
his hand at any fair one committed to their
chargc-thc Old Turks dislike all this exceed
ingly and scowl at the foreigners as they pass:
but the women are fond of the attentions paid
them, and seem to have lost all terror of sacks
and deep sea bathing in the Bosphorous.
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A ERICAN SPECIFIC

I1Wl Cholera. 1iarrh0, and NyseLtcry. This remedy
has been used with perfect during ten YEAR
residence by the rroret"r on the coast of Western Africa
where the above diseases daily occurrence
had era"na experience of the efficacy of this medicine,
we feel the utmost confidence recommending il to the
public. JARVIS X Co.
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IIIGH TREASON IN TIE UNITED STATES
The Consuls Of Great Britain are directed to
notify English residents in the United States
that any British subject contributing to a loan
raised in behalf of Il Sovereign at war with
Great Britain, will be guilty of High Treason,
as adhering to and assisting the Queens enc
mics
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10 PAIN EkS. "a Pr.NrEiKS. AND
(NNIR 81 TORS

WWTI"F u M" LUI. L'lNtc1 DT. IUIJ Tt'inr Wht'Olp
HhtES anil So h. unt cuitfx fafi Liujs
|INAkE NOTICE.. Iou purchase, II above articles
L very low Tor ca H.. at JARVIS X CO.,
Worlds ar Block corner Roberts and Third Il, c.t
EnlIl
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINA

IILL ND u INTEN IhI'ONT11ION
TlNIE subscribers take pleasure itIng the
OF the citizens Of s. Paul and surrounding country
To their establishment. located on the
CORNER or ROBEHiS .iND EUtHTII STREETS
We lave Just opened the above establishment with a
rich and well selected stock o
REiUl- NiDE FIG1ITNG
OF the very hest and Manufacture and latest
style made expressly tor TIL, market az
WHOLESALE md RETiX
very fail supply of
BOIS CLC7IIING.
Hats. caps. shirts collars gloves clavats rncrShirt
seeks. etc.. etc. >l'niId a,>rtmcn of JRf MS
INDIA RtBBEH IND on CLOTU tLO7IIiAG
Having partners i'll the Fast who buy directly froa
p"rer> enabled sell at the lowest New York
Cash Prices. Please call a the
STIR CLO7I!iNIf STORE
Corner Rob, L, and Fourth Streets
BE- Oar terms CaSh.5A
NJ. sCiIOITENFEIS &CO
August 10. 1854. aug II dtr
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THE SMALLEST "FkVEkS" THANK.
F(LLH RE.CEIEED.

TWO TIE Pt IHC.-iIiNing the valuable scry
cc> OF THOMAS f. lA'E E-,l.. EN- cricnceI and ac
cohirli>ltti Chemist offer the ayeiy
assurance {" tie most iatl and careful DISPENSING oG
Physicians ipoia and Family rccil from pure ana
fresh medicines
N.H-M"'cincS required during the night will receive
prompt attention.. lRENIS A. co
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\ lady friend of ours relates an amusing in
cidcnt, showing the "mcans and appliances
whereby one of the "obnoxious'' was snapped
off and boot given with him. Twas thus:
"A young lady from the East, visiting her
relations in this city had been considerably an
noycd by the attentions and sclf-s.ilicicnt airs
of IA conccitcd 'man o wax boarding with
them, and finally concluded to show her friends
upon the next opportunity, chow few plain
words should put him down. That day at
dinner our gentleman was anxious that SC
should sit beside him. which she gravcly OK
cuscd herself from doing until the cholera sea-
son should be over. "Cholcra sclson?-why
at-oh-pshaw. come and sit down by
me-" Not now-can't do it, possibly faith
cr told me when left home not to touch. taste,
or have any thing to do with any green thing
at my meals and the young lady proceeded
with her dinner, Sir Powerful Professions
wondering whether the ">nigger' that was
creeping round the table wasn't at his expense.
-Clero. Herald.
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'ft)H article. at 10 cts. H. !. - Consumers of
n Black Tea viii lind this choice wholesome arti
Gle, and the h"altlic>t Tel in the world.
IAINIS *
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LAND At s2.s5 PER ACRE.

LAND Al $3.50 fE IL AZ KEe
200 ACRES near Rrnhlis NIL, well supplied with
water timber. grasses. &c, offered for short
HENRY McKENTY
81. Paul. August l. 1854. aug 2-d&wtf
1 90 LOTS in this city, part of Which have improve
l mcnts tEcm.
HENRY McKENTY.
St Paul August l. 1874 aug 2-i&wtf
200 ACRES near the Fails of St. Anthony beautifully
- located, and commanding fine view of the town.
HENRY MCkENTY.
St.IauL August 1874. aug 2-d&wtf
s)JS ACRES bordering Lake Josephine miles from,
- the city limits, ltO acres OF which fenced. and 10
acres cultivated. HENRY MckENTY
st. Paul, Aug l. 1854. aug 3-l&wtf
| 80 ACREs bordering on rhaen,s Lake 2 miles from
l. the city HENRY McKENTY.
St. Paul, Aug. l. 1854. auo o-lSwtf
I 60 ACRES on Lake Gertrude miles north of the
/ city. HENRY McKENTY.
St Paul Aug. /. 1854. aug 2-d&wtf
. HENRY McKENTY.
II. Paul Ang. l. 1884. aug 2-d&wtf
= HENRY McKENTY.
st. raul. Aug. !. 1854. aug 2-d&wtf
.)27 ACRFS lin one body) i miles north from the
- city limits containing rich soil, good timber, and
water, and all susceptible of cultivation
HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul. August l. 1854. aug 2d&wtf
STRANGE. SURPRISING STRANGE!
HAT Groceries can be sold so cheap.
Il Great inducements are held ont to persons wish
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand. us am deter
mined to make room for my spring stock
j. w. DOWNER,
mare Next Door 70 Bunl's
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WANTED IMNEDIATELY.
CONSIGNMENT SALES.

TWO good llaStcIcrS. To whom liberal wages will
J. given. Apply to s. H. Arthur SAVAGE.
August IL. aug ld3t
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\ valuable discovery has lately been patent
ed IN this country by the Earl Of Dundonald,
better known as Lord CocIIRANE, for a COM
position of Asphaltum for covering telegraph
wires. 1t can also be used to preserve wood
under water, for tanks pipes, &c, and for the
foundation of piers and lighthouses. This will
prevent the atmospheric influence which now
frequently interrupts Geographic communca-
ton is adopted, to carry the wires underground,
and thus obviate the necessity Of obstructing
thorouglliares with poles and wires. The COM
position is indcstructiblc. and costs but little
more than half as much us anything previous
" used,
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DAILY STAGE (t,ACHh.S

VV'll l. leave 81 Paul morning at Q A. w. and ,
w til" arrival of the ST. Anti onN Falls stage
VIII leave saltwater every morning \. NJ. and
rive III tim" t" c"nrect with s. Anthony Falls stage.
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1 81 PER!oR article made by the lrolricorS, by a.
4 A entirety new process. at JARVIS X co.
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BOSTON PICKLES.
IsI RNING FLUID.

EESli Fruits in Tomato kctclup pcrI cr Sauce
l. &c. &c., for sale at Boston ricr> at
JARVIS %
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STNLWl7ER AND TIlLNRS FAILS.
Will leave illNacr Tuesdays. Thu and Sat
ur'"v>. at I :. Nj. al return IN alternate days.
IT, Passengers viii he cairi Tor 1T the rrciIaI IIo
tel. 5. row Frs. Proprietor.
August :. 1874. aug Lift
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Sea captains who sail out of Liverpool now
a-days, assert that they care no more for Ash
attic cholera than for any ordinary collie or
sickness at the st mach. They have remedy
which they pronounce nfallibc, and 50 acccssi-
ble and simple as to relieve all apprehension
of fatal results. We shall probably tell our
readers nothing new when we state the Pre-
scription: Common salt, one table spoonful;
red pepper, one tea spoonful, in Il half pint of
instances Of its use, and not one
of its failure
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NEW BOOK STORE!

1 LARGE ana complete Assortment just received h,
~ iunc II tpS
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
5000 Rewards:

III. persons ordering merclan l>c rkagn>, money
from the East. hy express will please direct the
10 be marked to the Care 81 Burbank X Co.. GaIcna =
J. e. BURBANK x CO..
aug 3o-d&wtf Props Northwestern r lprc>, Co.
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES
FOR FiC-NiC PARTIES.

11Ni I'D ENlRACT OF CUFl ZEE. The contents of each
bottle will make 40 cups prime c.t Fifty cents pe
bottle. N.B.-This is superior article For sale at
L.. 4
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1 number of IIOI-eEMAIDS. who do all kinds of
~ general hou-ework--alSo a few active Young Men
in hotels who under the business we'll
always obtain desirable situations and fair wages bv
calling at the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
July 14-tf Third paul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-01
- Co.
HONEST POSTNIASTERS.

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun furnishes the following fact in reference to post
masters
81 have already stated;hat in spite of the ncreas-
ed expenses of the increased usefulness of the Post
Office Department, such is the rigid economy with
which it is being managed, that with the increased
revenue from postage it is expected that in about four
years from now, provided the same economical ad-
nistration of the department be continued, the re-
venue will cover the expenditure. Since the 4th OF
March, 1882 but one single defacation has occurred
lin the postmaster Troy, but, the subtreasury act
being promptly applied the whole amount was re-
covered, and no loss therefore was sustained by the
department) Considering that there are about
$4,000 post offices in the United Sate the fact is
tanly highly creditabe 10th to tue administration of
the Posi- Office Department. and to the discrimination
used in the appointment OF pos;masters."
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For Tie En0uircr
m . MAYO ESQ. OF UESRICo.

Messrs. Editors: have noticed i'll the papers that
Mr.. Ro. A. Mayo has been spoken Of as II candidate
for the Senate in the district composed of the coun-
ties of Hanover and Henrico. l truly gratitied
when saw that his past services were duly appreci
ated. Mr.. Mayo is certainly one of the most busi-
men in the State. was close observer of men
during the last session Of the Legislature aud familiar
try. As Chairman of the Committee on Banks, he
evinced great research and industry. Rest assured
that the people Of Hanover and lItlrco will be true
to thpr peres in acquiring his services for tho next
Senatorial term.
The writer has no desire to draw invidious dstinc
hons, or to impair the claims Of any good Democrat
in his district but simply to do justice to Mr.. Mayos
great worth and fidelity to the interests OF his
sttuunts and the State ut large.
A MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE.
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RYNNLTNBLE FARM IL CHESTERFIELD


|,rF osu.r wi-h;ng to discontinue farming, has au
uor.srl Us 10 eel his farm in the county OF Chester
/ r,inI Palestine" living on the Richmond and re
.,rr. lsa RIui and within 2. miles Ci James River
midway h.,sccn Richmond aud Petersburg, contain.
,aou: -, rrs,-, about ouehWf Of which is in good
,lsurl,r The -oh IL OF superior quabty. p"rtlcu'
i ..r gardening purposes, producing well IN wheat,
/ on:s Sc we'll s.atorcG having springs in three
4. cyayraica.!y oca:c!i very good yonng apple and
rh orchard There are seeded ih!. !a!l LOO bushels OF
.' uDw up and growing Gnrlv. The premises are well
-: mostly with chestnut rails The improvements
~: Of Il comfortable dwelling. with seven rooms, four
rsr. 'wu %, winch framed; two large framed
r rE log tobacco ba.n stables for - Eorscs, carriage
BE- .-ed house, dairy and smoke house, an office in the
!. " hou-c, ovcrserrs house kitchen, &c, &c. The
->rGood very good and very healthy.
a.r description is deemed unnecessary, rs II is pre-
rs those wishing 20 buy, will view the premises for
-,cs; the proprcto, will take pleasure In showing
"a ',auy such.
+e:a. Oncthrl cash, balance in two equal annual pay
q. .or no:es or bonds carrying interest. secured by
r Iced GODDlS & APPERSOS.
L.. IL.
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LATER EROM HAVANA.

New York, Nov. 2S.-'fhe stealner Empire City,
from Uavmna with dates TO the :3d, arrived here to-
ay. Reports OF rnos in varlos parts OF the Island
were quite plentiful but it is believed al! are without
foundations 1t said that court-nartlal at Bar
racoa had condemned nneteen recently returned Gre
u-s 70 be shot, and that The sentence was carried in
10 execution.
The gay season had commenced al Havana with
brilliant festivities,
\ company Of whar; negroes drew prize Of
:l00ODn in lottery un the 18Th.
Schools are 10 be- established at Havana, in which
ri! The arts aaa Sciences 10 be taught gratis.
New rules huve been issued for the suppression Of
tiic save trade.
Trouble was anticipated from the troops at HavaNa
on the 18th, the occasion of the proclamation of
the new constitution. All, however, passed off qui.
ety. but the city guards were doubled un thai day.
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Y,C,.uoHD ENQUIRER
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S % nSs~,',' ,T,rSrs a. srriou. tax upon Editors.
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80. week. thi.iyscvcn and n hal. cents tor eaeh
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81; Y ,!p, proportion for advertisements OF greater
- J." n,,crv Vcu,lcrs and Auc,ioncers who are
so paper !nc.Idci} :,
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FOR SALE.

4 I4LuARLE FARM NEAR JEFFERSON CITY.
NL Subscriber offers Tor sale the farm Un which he
ar'v g,-ii in Cole cchntv. containing, rs acres OF
b. i %l., 80 Il" in the Missouri bUtlUin and the ba.
s. Ii" .planj adjoining. There tra on the place 90
p, We! az: ~ 'i:NG:;y meadow. l20 acres al cleared
. 4: IL. bottom md about - or 20 on the upland
l.: a-rr- C.: white When, have been seeded on the
|, =, ;a!'. The Improvements besides consist OF
: .: "yusc wcR;hcrboArdci sud painted. containing
~. !NT-" stable com c.i3, cut.c sheds, negro
=. a. c" aousc aGd cistsTu all comparatively new,
- s:ri the upland; and there are also upon the
!. ys,. tobacco barns OF which six in the bottom.
60 i,hlri If well selected and thrifty apple, peach,
;. --;" IU! Dh": trees i now growing On the farm,
= which ar bearing There Hrcnlso upon the place
''!"u' springs Ui ."ycya;hn, water aud well in the
tom wI!c !. supplied with water from the Missouri
- TaCa5. arn lies about six miles northwest Of JET
" city. a extends one side 10 the Missouri river,
,Ds a.cg 10 within few hundred yards OF the
;. he Pacific Rail ond, 'lut atiUrdins constant and
rre:i 20 market, the poi; OF shipment on either OF
p routes bc.u. hbou; hrlt mile from the dwelling
~ Tie enclosures ere good md nearly ne~. The
- situated IN one OF the wealthicst and best neigh
f:'cd 0! Cole county, and on one corner OF the land
A! ME distant from the dwelling house. will be
III. wine. or during the spring the district school
e" thus sto.dns the mcans OF cheap and accessible
"!UL
- :sni winch offers so many advantages TO the pur.
":, sIc I:lins muny Of the elements of comfort
"2vcn"rc", WI, sell and deliver at any time.
@:rrnr. will he easy and made known on application
- Subscriber al je.'cr-on City. ISAAC PALMER.
F.rh NF ~. * : 4
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From lie .idmirai of MC British Wc,k.


BRITANNIA, OFF THE hATCHA, Oct. -, 1901.
SIR beg to acquant you, for the information Of
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that since
my letter of the 18th instant the siege batteries have
continued their fire against tho Russian works which
appear to have suffered much and the fire sackcncd,
although it is considerable. =. The Naval brigade
are doing good service, aud up to the @Uth had loss
oftwelve killed and ffty-three wounded. BY the
desire of Lord Raglan have reinforced them by ilU
officers 0ld scumcn and placed Lord John Hay in
the Wasp, under the orders nj Capt Lushingnn.-
3. Capt. Brock, at Eupatoria, SUPPORTED hy the Le
andcr and Mega.ra ha, niantnimci his position well,
although threatened and attacked by heavy bodies
of cavalry, with guns. We have drawn large sup
plies from there, but, the Russians destroying
all the villages fear they will in future hocnmc very
scanty and uncertain. t. Since the action nf the l. tn
the enemy have hccn working necessarily in repair
ing their batteries and in ncnnstructiug new works on
the north side OF the harbnr, commanding the mp.
proachcs by sea and land. s. have sen. the Albion
and Arcthlisa to Constantuoplc Ia repnr: the other
ships OF the fleet have finished their n,ss Sc. and are
ready for service. &. The Lynx Sphinx, Siromboi,
and Viper have arrived. =. The weather lithcru
has been very favorable, and the crews of the ships
are generally healthy. s. The English and French
steam division still continues in the Bay of Odessa,
actively employed in preventing communication with
the Crnlea. | have &c.
j. W, ID, DINDAS Vice Aimirul.
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MCTINY AT SEA.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-The clipper ship Golden
City. for San Francisco after proceeding far the
Highlands, returned TO the Southwest Spit, own- to
mutiny having occurred board, in which tina
chief and third mates were stabbed She sailed AGAIN
Yesterday.
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ROCHESTER, y. Y, Nov. 27.-Iniensc excitement
now p-5vails in this city, cau5ed hy the rnn: ;ar
,he dead body Of n female hGs been innEd in = q
river Il: ilamoris Landing, two miles bc.ow here.
Il; II supposed 10 be thai OF Miss Emma Moore. who
20 suddenly Disappeared two weeks since The Mag,
and the police are now there investigating tho aSt-
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DEFALcATloN OF 4 GOVERNMENT oFFI

Troy, n. Y, Nov. 2s.-Georce b. Richardson. the
cashier and confidential clerk Of Jacob Richardson,
deceased, ute collector of Oswcgo, and heavy de-
fauer to the government. has been arrested il: regard
To said defalcatiou
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MARRIED.,

In this city, on the 23d inst, by Rev. c. II Ecni, NJ.
ROBERT Il. BANKS OF Petersburg, 10 Miss ISABELLA !
NJ PAE daughter of Mr.. James Pas, Of Richmond.
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F.. 5. ANTHONY, Scc'y.


CONSrLS CANNOT CELEBRATE MARRIAGE.
In aowcr.ng nn official question prnp"uuacl. I,
i:n the tturn Gc!rral has had uccHtion {" dccid.
i..r under the !:." cunsuls OF the United S;ai.r m
E,,. pr have II" lawful power 10 celebrate mGr.iu..
har between citizens Of the United Suites "r for
c,sncrs. 1t wi be rcc"l.cted '!Ut United States
coIsuls, in Germany particularly, lave been in til.
habit ot celebrating marriage between parties about
10 cu,igrae 10 the United Stu;cs This decision. W.
take it for granted, has reference some such rasc
-IfGsh. Star.
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From the Charleston Mercury. J
N,Hn kDl. EITIHIA.s

When Mr.. Calhoun said, ours was the Government
of the White Man, he uttered maxim that fpw men
were rash enough to dispute but in its legitimate
it swallows up all tho isms OF the ne
Ibis proposition has recently received
judicial sanction in quarter from which We hardly
expected it-at leas, hardly expected that Justice
Mclean would give his confirmation Of it. Our au.
thoriiy is the following paragraph:
IMpoRrASr DEcisIoN.-A highly important deci.
.iou made on Iharsday last in the United States
Drummond, in the case Of Joseph G: MhpLoll free
negro, plaintiff, vs.. Charles II, Lamar defendant
The plea sed by the defendant alleged the plaintiff to
be Tree negrs aud not ct=en Of the United States,
entitled to maintain suit before the United States
Circuit Court This plea was sustained by the
Court. We also learn that Judge Mclean
colncided in the opinion delivered by Judge Drum
mond-l Chicago Times
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81 EANDNEI NVI-I-INIVN'
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 29.-Thu steamers Pacific
and Grand Tower, cunc in collision Memphis on
Monday, last. Both Of the boats were sunk but the
passengers were saved,
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uop .r,Ir S.HDWJCU ISLANDS.


Nrw YoRr Nov 2S-Rey. II. K. Hitchcock and
wife, Rev. George IIicrson and wife, and the Rev.
Vim. o. Baldwin and wife, sailed this morning in the
Ocean Pearl for Honolulu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-01

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLE,xs, Nov. .27-Tha weather is cool here,
with heavy fross. The deaths during the week NUN.
h.r l,5 including only Is from fever.