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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01
Glass, Glass,

or all sizes less than "a by 80 inches, kept
~ on hand, or will be cut to the size, for
Picture Frames Windows, SC, at short notice
by H. 4. SHELDON.
May "a.
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National Black Ink
Strayed or Stolen,

Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and
nail. by L. w. CLARK.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The following proceedings unanimously adopted tT
The democratic convention which assembled at Waynes
burg in Greene county the 18th insantJesse Lazear
PRESIDENT Spencer Morris secretary:
Rssolped That the administration of Franklin Pierce has
far been emnently patriotic and just and entirely
tent with the principles upon which he elected and
that well entitled TO the continued confidence and sup
port Of the party.
Resorsd, That in William Biger have honest ca
pAbe and efficient chief magistrate. The principles upon
which his administration is based wise and udeou and
Vel worthy the confidence and support of the people
His denomination due to him account Of his eminent
worth and ability and the usage Of the party and believe
that public policy and the interest Of the people demand his
triumphant reelection.
Roord That the Hon. John L. Dawson has proved him
self reliable talented and efficient representative in Con-
that he entitled to gratitude for his
ing support Of the homestead BILL which passed the House Of
Representatives mainly through his agency and that
dore every respect his in Congress We therefore
recommend him earnestly to the support Of the democracy
M the office Of United States senator which position lac
i 70 wei qualified.
Rs'Ored That the right Of the people in an organized
community to settle their local domestic institutions
Inherent to popular sovereignty and therefore endorse
bs principle Of the Kansas BILL the only Just and
e that be adopted consistently with the principles
4 the constitution"
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QuEAEc June lb-Yesterday at o'clock p. M his
9eleney The goyeFnorgeneral OK Canada proceeded in
state 70 the chambers Of the legislative eoaac at the Par
lament Buildings The members Of the legislative eoun-
e being assembled bis excellency was pleased TO
mand the attendance Of the legislative assembly and that
mouse being present his exceeney opened the second
sion OF the fourth Parliament Of the province Of Canada
with the following speech
Honorable gentlemen of the legislative council and gen
ueen o. the legislative assembly During the recess the
province has sustained regret 10 say loss by fire from
The destruction OF the House of Parliament and OF the
buildings which secured by the temporary occupation
OF me legislature The best arrangements practicable
DER the circumstances have been made your
dation.
Her Majesty the Queen our most gracious sovereign
having failed in her efforts and proracted endeavors
preserve for her people the blessings Of peace has felt her
self called upon by regard for ally the integrity and
Independence Of whose empire have been as
sent TO the peace Of Europe by the sympahies of her
people with night against wrong and by desire
IRON her dominions most injurious consequences 10 take
up arms in conjunction with the Emperor Of the French for
the defence Of the Sultan.
The manifestations Of loyalty the sovereign and sym
pathy with the parent State which have been general
throughout the province at this conuncure will am
confident be heartily responded to by the legislature The
cordial cooperation OF England and France in this war
Wen calculated to call forth the sympathes of the inhab
ants Of country mainly peopled by the descendants
these two powerful empires
Having during my visit to England been honored
by the Queens command endeayor to effect the settle
ment Of various important questions bearing upon the
interests Of the British North American provinces which
have been long pending between the of Great
Britain and the United States enabled to conclude
treaty which now awaits ratification. upon terms which
my firm conviction, will prove in the highest degree
advantageous 10 the colonies generally well the
United States measure to give effect to that treaty will
be submitted for your approval.
His erceenoy, in conclusion recommended the passing
OF law to extend the elective franchise in concurrence
with an act OF last session alluded to the prosperous
clifton OF the provinces and suggested such reduction
the tariff might be compatible with the security Of the
public credit and efficiency in the public service feel
confident said his ordshp that the credit of the Canadas
has attained positive position in English opinion
which 1t never before achieved and that enable you
return it nothing is required but prudence in your under
akngs and the maintenance of the high character for
hde in pecuniay engagements which the provinces have
at all times borne
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Loo AL N e w s..

JUDGE DouoLAs.Thc distant friends of this distinguished
American senator have high appreciation of his legislative
services and though far separated in person. their
beat in unison. Whilst in the House Representatives on
Friday last, discovered crowd members around the
Illinois senator. Upon inquiry ascertained that they
were examining and admiring walking of hickory
which grew in Kansas and which transmitted to the
Judge by friend residing Fort stick
is formidable SIZE and has several large head
of it Is oruamened with huckhorn and upon plate Of gold
is inscribed kansas and Nebraska The of the
cane unique and imposing The recipient Of this present
beyond doubt highly prizes it, and the probability is
be carefully preserved and when years have rolled away
will be shown to the friend. who may visit him
Of the passage of the bills providing the of the
Territories of Nebraska and Kansas.
FOURTH JuLy.Several Of the volunteer companies OF
the city contemplate uniting in the celebration APP
preaching anniversary of American independence The ma
ona Sabbath should be observed by all who appreciate
blessings Of benign and priceless institutions and the he
roism and virtue Of our revolutionary ancestors
WEATHEa.-The thermometer in the shade yesterday af-
ernoon, at o'clock registered SIS degrees but at O'Clock
the mercury sunk to so1<
ossIBusEs.-The oppressive weather has the effect to
drive pedestrians avail themselves vehicles and
one is seldom that is not filed to It's utmost capacity
FRr-A stable Capitol Hill was consumed BY fire yes.
terday morning and valuable horse was destroyed with IT,
The engines did reach the spot in time to arrest the
flames.
Cot. WsaEas, ALABAMA.-Among the strangers Of
distinction in the city Col Jones Withers of Mobile
bama. Col W. is the brother-in-law Of Gov. Clay Of Ala
bama and the uncle Of Senator Clay of State During
the war with Mexico be commanded the gallant 9th
the regiments Of the brigade under the command OF the
President Of the United States efficient gal
liant officer Col W. rendered invaluable services
try and connected with the army held in higher
esteem.
THE PRrsmrNT. GRoUSps.-The music at the Presidents
grounds yesterday afternoon attracted immense crowd
'Young Amerca"-brght little boys and pretty little girls
were out in great force.
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NEaRry NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON SIXTH sT.
81 apcssca "Wednesday, the 2iss
oca~k
side n
north. running back slry
p,overo~ns- nearly house, sc
third balance twelve, and eighteen
frpm day 81 rae deed gwen
800 '''' GREEN SCOTT,
Jupa I'D Aucuone.r.
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s,'AeRoISsET rrSAcrrY or LrrE-A laborrr EMPLOYED
we Fort Clarence Iron Works near Miadsshorn, fell
height Of forty feet to some metal plates and i
"iys notwithstanding that his skull was severely
ono ere knocked out the caps Of both knees split
one leg below The knee broken and The thigh above
"toSen IN two places his right arm broken his shout
Ioated his iawbone broken large piece cut out Of
'"'eA and also several COMMISSIONS on hrs body.
Sanasrland Hsrald
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ofthe New York Daily Tine.
WEST POINT GRADUATES.

WEsr PoHT, Thursday, June Is, 1854.
Tbs annual examination Of the United States corps Of
cadets viii probably close Saturday and the corps
vii sncamp the following week The first or graduating
ass viii leave on Friday, and win have fariough Of
hee months before being sent to duty with their reei
nsntS
The following the LET OF the class and the corps 70
which they viii likely be appointed
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SALE TOMORROW.
By ). G. meGuIaE., Auetlonss.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AugTi0E.--on Monday
afternoon, June ~, O'Clock the premises snail sell lot
no 4 of2 fronting % street, between
street znd Delaware running hack 100 feet
South
u street, running back ltS "a Delaware
These o handsomely situated rapidly proving Of
the Island, and deserve especial attention.
Terms One third cash residue and months,
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAs Y. MCGUIRE
June l5-d Aucloneer
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InR e'ss entered the institution four years ago with
'u' hundred and ten members Of these only forty
imam the other four belong 70 the next higher
AS and have been turned back into tbis eor vaTlos
US during the last three years This reduction in num-
oct 81 Al unusual in hact greater proportion Of
Osinai members Of this class graduate than of most
T.. Iner successors arr already here and win enter
Yours
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by GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctioneers.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE IN
IL Gadsby's Hotei-On Tuesday, 20fh
slant 10 O'Clock, the
Gadbys HOTEL very superior Of furniture
fine piano fortes, n rosewood and mahogany
Fine OF parlor iu
very large French plate mirrors
large and library Of select books
ina, md crockerywzre, among which
l fne eosd- and conre sets ..
nns dgured ench China dinner set, large
A arse assoc bed linen +
6asb book q
Fine mahogany extension dining tables ......
Tapestry, Brussels, three ply, and other carpets
win shades, and blinds
BEDS hair and cotton mattresses
Frenc and hsdstesds, washrsnds
Wardrobes, dressing and other bureaus
One 6ae large hanging machine
assortment OF kitchen requisites
With arucIes which useless
GREEN SCOTT,
June I'D Auonoaeen
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United states Mail.

Posr oEyioE DErARrxEsr,
June 10, is54
Tor carrying The mas q The ua.ed s's :, om ,hs
tie Contract Once d The Department
IA the city Of Washington, until oock, Of lam August
1854, ITO be decided BY 10Th August oowasl
TENNESSEE.
(From October 4, 1854, 10 June %, lsss.)
1885 From Nashville, by Caks.ie, Cumberland Iron WORKS.
Lineport Canton, XVI Eddyvie Dycusburgh. sminiand,
p ,s Caro- gu Z hsasins',s Mo- osiumos,, NJ
Mo- Hekman'S Bend, Ark Canadian, Mile Bayou,
Tenn; Raadolph. Pecon Point. Ars; and Oldham 10 Mem
Fhis, Tennp 4ss miles aad back twice week Ia steam
Leave Nashville every Monday nd Friday ate, pm;
Arrive at Memphis Thurs and Monday by o,
Nashville every SUNDAY and Thursday by
Proposals for threeimesa week service invited.
LOUISIANA.
(Fron October l. 1854, 90 1850
oe From New orleans T Eas ro"s Ia han n G s,
Settlement, Balzs, 2o mites and back, week.
Leave New Orleans every Mondas al 6, a. nj
Arrive Balze day by 6, p.
Leave Bsize every Wednesday at {, a. m;
Arrive al Nsw Orleans day by 6, p. IN.
Bids Buras Settlement, twice week,
will be considered
FLORIDA.
(From October /, to Jun 30 1857
s5os From New Orleans, La Pensacola Fa Apslschesa,
1000 miles and back, twice month, IN seamboas
Leave New Orleans on let and IAN of each month
Arrive Key 9Th and 2.d
Leave Key West 10Th and sd of each month;
Arrive at New Orleans 18th and Both.
For form proposals. instructions
the department deem propero
m,ns proposal. Tor NAL service IN e western ana
JAMES CAMPBELL,
June I6-law4w Postmaster General
MONEY on Friday evening last bank
III denomination of my dollars beraly
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSITE THE
Railroad Depot Capitol Hin aucnon.-On weanrs-
DAY. instant O'Clock d m IN
q ground sdjosnns foys the and
opposite Railroad - ~ by
% feet This 81 the improving locaios
in city.
Alo, Immediately ssr ths sale u c above shall sell north
baf o io' and all ~ let No ss5 foatns 90 North
adjoining The
dsncs II Mr. Anderson and finest locson on Capitol H o. IN
city
T.m. in 9, ~ and is months, for
Bearing Of sale deed given and deed
taken. Tf1. in5sspusssie. - -
lime i'd Awcnon~~r..
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sght, which continued for three hours accompanied by
thunder and lightning terrible to ssOund the ods IN
habitant"
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On the lch S the Rev w rector Of 81 Mary
b1ooAJa INC New T. A. WAsHbUkh, q Johns
lord 70 FANNY NJ aaaghsrof Dr. LINDsLY ashin gon.
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Message Of u. Governor Of cmada.


CnaHLrsroN, june ia duel fought a few day.
rsce in Nissippi between General j. G. Ssunder Of Ala
hams and Judge Evans, Of Mississippi Five shots
changed and both wounded the latter dangerously.
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ENERAL NEWS.

\ EA-rresldent Van Buren, and Al Naples last
month and, t Is stated win spend the winter in
4
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Soiling 81 Ae HaHaaa.
Nav fosx, June -The steamer Hermann sailed to-day
taking out 40 passengers and $3.50, 900 in specie.
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By r Ell + g r. A p H.
Ncns fron, HaraHa .


Hrw YoSK, June ls.-The following is received per
steamer Cahsvba;
The report BY the steamer Isabel of an outbreak
The plan Of enistng black soldiers don't work
we'll. They hard to discipline.
The Spsh soldiers scarce that the government
was impressing boatmcu into the Queens service.
Tho yellow fever prevailing among foreigners TO a
consider able extent
Prince Paul Of vuremburg brother Of the King Of that
part Of Germany and first cousin OF Queen Victoria
rived In town a day or two since.
Judge Bsrcu Of the New York superior court isying IN
Of chronic disrrhna.
Inqnes were held yesterday over the Of H.
shre and Caroline Dele, both Germans. Verdict: "died
Of cholera" as.
Sugars were du-the quotations ranging from a for Gu
rocas 81 for Torcntes Moses scarce unchanged.
Rice, 17s to l2g. Flour Is depressed and stock heavy.
Lumber improving. Hoops and shocks abundant and dull
Freghts to the United States dull Exchanges unaltered
Bazoing for Eso Huupshir. Uri,,d Stat,, Senators.
Coxoorp, IN. H. June I6-The house Of Representa-
tves this afternoon proceeded to ballot for United States
senator, with the following results
First baot-Nhole number voting, 30s necessary to
choice, 1856. John =. Wells dem, lat; Joel Eastman,
whig 81 Mason W. Tappan, feeso, 81 George W. Nor
rison, ls-two democrats sbseut-no choice.
Second balot-John s. Wells. dem. 1t2; Joel Eastman,
whig s9 Mason w, Tsppan ree-soil, % Geo. W. Norr-
son. "a Daniel Clark q; Chss. L. Woodbury., Il Ichabcd
Goodwin, mo choice.
The house refu,ed to table the anti Nebraska resolution.
by eight majority and had them under consideration when
they temporarily laid aside 70 ballot for
An attempt then msde proceed TO the election a.
United States senator for the long term but the Speaker
ruled II out Of order.
indefinite postponement Of the election Of United States
senator's then moved but Il with general obec-
ton. Finally the matter postponed until Wednesday
merit
The anti ebraks resolutions postponed until merit
Wednesday morning
The wing State convention Is be bold Tuesday NEXT
Message Of he Governor Of Canada.
QUr.rc, june l5.-on Thursday Lord Egin delivered
speech the opening ofthe Provincial Parliament and after
abiding length to the absorbing question Of the European
proceeds TO the subject Of the reciprocity treaty stating
that he has been enabled conclude treaty with the United
States which awaits ratification, and which he Is
vneed win prove the highest degree advantageous TO the
colonies generally well the United States His lord
ship also recommends the passage Of law to extend the cleo
tive franchise and suggests reduction Of the tariff He
also sues the unexamplcd prosperity Of the provinces
their un.haken credit, &c.
A Daei--Frpbohlv Fatal
CnaRLrsroN, june ia duel fought few days
Ni.ssppi between General j. G. Saunders, of ss
bama and Judge Evans Of Mississippi Five shots
changed and both wounded the latter dsngerousy
Tremendous Storm.
BosToN, June 1--we had tremendous rsr~storn last
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ny 49, = !, Lho'i mo was iofaery 'or several
years seaman VIII deliver discourse behalf
se.mans Friend Society IN d. Gusy's ohaen
street, ibis evening al 8 O'Clock. Juae ls
90 First Prssby Causeb, AZ strsstThe pastor
REV suadsand expected his
church to-day Service the noning "A o'eloe
evening a 8. rs
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MONEY LOsT-Lost Friday evening last bank OF Il
III denomination hfty The finder will be literally
wadd IL required by restoring Apply al the
nee Of the National Hotel. June ie-3s
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slx Missouri between ~ and Gin streets.
rooms,
on premises third door ~ q n Thomp-
< sssssfn tn. June iS-dH
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The new Bank Of Commerce. at Baltimore, goes into
operation on the lith Of July with capital OF $4,000
the charter requiring that sl2OO0 thereof be paid up in
gold ana silver before commencing business Charles r.
TAYLOR Is elected president
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letter by the Isabel mentions rumor current In Ha-
vana that all foreigners in Cuba compelled either
join the militia or quit the island
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nR coMsToCKs VOCAL GYMNASIUM (phisdeiphia,)
LIZ which suecegsfi operation for
years Of amnsrng and Detective srcua
eIocuiion ard phnpeuca Ths
on Monday. the 18th Of september.
pupil In lhs vocal gymnasium who splits
Otherwise eany in hi hat,ts No member o.
thr insit ution is allowed use tobacco ans
ANDREW CONsTOgk, NJ D., Principal,
No. loa Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
DE-. g. has published the following works.
special reference
and the uesunent Of smssrins and defective cpAnon fee
~ postage, Isesnis
Phonetic New Tsstmsni Price, " 10 postage, ~
Couoch Phonetic Price, 10 cents postage cents
Of Iad. Comsocks Phonetic
Aiphshe'. Price, 20 ornp; postage, CENTS
June I6-~dntss
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GREEN SCOTT, Ancttoneers.
VALUABLE sfGRo SERVANTS, SLAVES FoR LIFE, BUT
restricted the District sf Columbia sucton-on Saturday,
the 7 shall sell BY virtue Of order Of dsan for
south front Of
in thus city, ats O'Clock, The following described servant,
:, negro woman named Mary Ann
do girl, aged about u years, named Celia
DO BOY, do do Henry
Terms: One cash, nine.
and onefouh In twelve months the purchaser or purchaser
deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed
GREEN SCOTT,
June i'd huctoneer.
90 The above sale Is postponed untf Friday, the
and place. BY order Of parties concerned
GREEN SCOTT,
June I'D
EoR heavy cylinder ger press good
y ming order. apply at this once. June I8-dn
Hs.beu.ETrHs MAINE Cosrs
ouarcrmas,er's once, Washington l5th June, lsSA
PROPOSALS ~ be received this Office until - O'Clock
Monday. i7 July nr furnishing the following su
which
application Office, oc. Of the Assistant Quarter
master, Sew York, win
uniformVaps
500 pairs army half IAN woof
articles subject previous delivery.
Proposals be endorsea Proposals for Cletb,ugn
AUG a. NICHOLSON,
q. NJ NJ. q
The National Iniessncer Evening star Washington O.
Day Book, York E..Ie,
Ne~ YORK vii give The shsve, each, three Insertions
snni the Eth July ptorimo, and send bills sccompsned
copy o. the this odcs fr
June le-sodu7July
UMBERTbe subscribers. having etsshrd The
streets prepared to all
ee They solicit share Of puhiic patronage
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correspondent Of the Syracuse Standard writing from
Rochester New York. says that Fred" Douglass the
gro is to be brought out for Congress in the Monroe dis
tret New York, and expresses the opinion he will be
elected.
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UMBERTbe subscribers having e.aslhed themselves Inc
IL lumber old WIN Bird sinh and
furnish articles trade favora
sis They solicit share Of puhiic patronage
gro w GARRETT co.
If
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NnRoD or THE WEsT.-Thc following description or
a Kentucky hunter is copied from the Evansville Journal
Wat Eckman mas followed hunting for a livelihood
since the year 1881 Since that period he has killed thirty
eight bears nine hundred and eghty-four wolves three
thousand eight hundred and forscven coons nine hum
drcd and ninety foxes nine hundred and sxty-one wild
geese two thousand and forty pheasant foryour ground
hogs eighty wild cats fourteen pole-cats two hundred
mnks, besides squirrels quail and other small game he
yond his power 70 calculate The he has realized from
his game skins &c, falls but little short Of twelve thou
sand dollars
MARRAcE PRISONS - Persons about TO
marry who wish to know the proper age referred 10
the following presidents Adam and Eve o; Shakespeare
ls Ben johnson, q Waller, % Franklin, "a; Mozart
IS Dante Kcpler, Fuller johnson, Burke Scott 2s !;
Tycho Brahe Byron Washington Wellington, Bonsparte
n Penn sterne %; Linnrus, Nelson, 20 Burns 30;
Chauoer Hogartb Peel 80; Wordsworth Davy % Aris-
tote 30 Sir William Jones 81 Wilberforcc "a Luther
AZ Addison, a.; Wesley Young, AZ; Swift, 40 Button,
So Old Parr last time) 100 Adam and Eve got mar
red before they year old and the veteran Psrr
bucked with widow At l2o bachelors and spins,ers may
wed at any age they like and find shelter under great
names for either early marriages or late
At The British Association Mr. Miller said that season
seemed 70 have influence on the weight Of man he
bad weighed the prisoners in Hull s for FIVE years and
had found that they regularly increased In weight from
April 10 November and decreased in weight from Novern-
Der TO March The diet the all the year round
was also the temperature
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PENsEs IN EXECUTING THE FUGITIvE-sLAvE
LAW.
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sToUr FELJow.-Duriug recent voyage Of the ship
Eastern City Of The sailors with accident The
capsin boarded the Dutch ship Admiral from Rotterdam
for Batavia and procured the assistance Of surgeon from
her board and smputaied of the legs Of
the seaman which had been badly injured below the knee
Shortly after inflammation and modification took place
and Capt c. thought be could not survive. The seaman
in the time implored to have his leg taken OF higher
mp. After delay Of couple Of days Capt consented
when the carpenter Of the ship with carving knife and
saw smputacd nie leg close 70 the body The seaman
underwent the operation with stout heart and has quite
recovered.
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II Is reported that chapter of the Order Of the Garter
will shortly be held to take steps for expeng the Emperor
of Russia from the order By the OATH knight must
take up arms against another assist any to do So
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Hon. r. McCLKLLAsD
Secretary Of the Interior.