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80. Hon. r. T. Conrad, the Amalgama tior
candidate for the Mayoralty of Philadelp hia
10 speech which he delivered the other even
ilg, bitterly denounced the Nebraska bill a!
n bill of iniquity. In the year 1S47 or '48
this same Mr.. Conrad published a work il
which he took strong ultra pro-slavery grounds
At the present time, some extracts from this
precious brochure might refresh the rnemory
If this absent minded gentleman 1t can be
easily found,
-. 1t is stated, in the abolition press, that
ut public meeting held in Philadelphia las,
week, " Ex-Governor johnson said that he had
IN his pocket 81 letter Of the Hon. james
buchanan, in which that distingui shed states.
men had expressed the opinion that if that
solemn compact was violated the Union would
be dissolved We doubt this very much
and do not believe that Mr. Buchanan has
ever had any correspondence on political sub
ects with Ex-Gov. johnson, their opinions
being as wide apart as the poles
-. At the rece:.: sitting of the North Car
Gina Diocesan Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church L letter was received from
the Rev. DIR. Forbes, Of ST. AIMS (Romai1
CathOlic) Church, in New York, Offering to re
fund $3.50 Of the money which the late Bishop
Ives received from the diocese just before his
departure for Europe. a.-
80. DR.. John Morris was last evening
elected President of the Baltimore Democratic
city Convention. Considering the factious
spirit of the Democracy of that region, this is
high compliment. tf.s.- u-..
-. Hon. Samuel Treat OF St. Louis, Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of Missouri, is stopping
at Browns Hotel afr......... .-t....-.. W
-. Burr, the old sinner of the National
democrat, says g we shall not notice the doc.
ament (Wheeler Co.'S. pronunciamento) in
this paper. We have published it, and our
intelligent readers can form conclusion as to
It's merits-wE HAVE FORMED OURS" This is
highly satisfactory. Pc. maps it wouldn't t. pay
to say anything more On the subject.
49, The editor Of the Lewistown Pa) Au.
rora' says; g If the young gentleman who
subscribed for our paper some eighteen months
ago, and directed the same to be sent to his
'aiy-love' does not settle fer it shortly he will
see ms name in print. It's no fault of ours
that she did jilt him. ea19d8a.,
80. Hon. Argus Patterson, for many years
President of the South Carolina Senate, died
al Barnwell, on Friday last.
-. The Boston Post says that the corpora
ion of Harvard College have just met with
poser in the bequest of Miss Caroline Plummer
If $4,000 to found new professionally on the
= Philosophy Of the Heart -
80. Three young ladies, Miss Pickett, Miss
haidn and Miss Adams, were drowned few
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GEORGETOWN coRREsPoNDERcH.
GEORGETOWN, June 2, 1875!

GEORGETOWN, June 2, 1884. Z
A more beautiful scene we have rarely Q yer
witnessed than the Methodist Sabbath School,
az it marched in procession thu morning from
the Church to the steamer Mount Vernon, on
which they have made their annual pleasure
excursion down the Potomac. The line num-
bcred some two hundred or more girls and
BOYS. The former all clad in white with blue
sashes, and the latter wearing badges Of the
same color. Several handsome banners bear
ing different devices and notices were carried
in the line by the hoys. They were accompa-
MED by Marsoletti's eand. At 81 o'clock, all
things being in readiness, the mornings were
cast off and the noble boat floated off upon the
bosom OF water with III rich freight of human
souls, the band playing Hail Columbia. There
could not have been less than from four to 81 !
hundred persons on board. .sa .t...
The Improved Order of Red Men, accompa-
MED by fine band Of music, and bearing two
beautiful banners, marched through several
of our streets yesterday en- route to Umre-
trout's Hotel. where the whole brotherhood, to-
gether with twelve of their red brethren of the
forest, tIndians) partook of sumptuous dinner
which had been previously prepared for the
occasion. After the eatables had been pretty
thoroughly discussed by appetites sharpened
up by quite a long march, the procession wa:
re- formed and the whole marched Cd towards
your city by the way of Bridge street, the In.
dams occupying the centre of the line. Every
| thing connected with the days exercises passes
off in good style, and the Brotherhood returned
to their homes we'll pleased with every thins
| connected with it.
The pic mic of the children attached 10 tn,
Sabbath and free schools Of Trinity Church
| was in consequence Of the dampness of III,
| ground, postponed on yesterday until Monda,
| next, when it will certainly come off, if tb
| weather is favorable, at the same hour ant
place heretofore mentioned by US. Quite
| humber Of excellent young ladies are busil,
engaged, in conjunction with MIR. o. T. Pail
huber, making preparations for the comfor
and pleasure of the juveniles.
A large number of canal boats, from Cum
berland, with coal, &c have passed the brea
near the tunnel, and reached our city yester
day evening and this morning. #
Cattle Market.-During the week $50 hea
were purchased by District butchers at price
ranging from S. to so per 100 lbs gross
equal to SO a II net. The remainder was lei
over. 1000 old sheep and lambs offered, an
all sold but a few at 81 80 a per head.
Flour and Cram Harket-The steamer
news of yesterday has somewhat unsettled th
market; the former Is held this morning at 5.
and but little doing Wheat-But little ART
wing No sales since our last, consequent
we can make no correct quotations. We thin
| it likely that the advance in -four will cause
corresponding advance in it; but sales befsr
| the news at 81 80 2, for red and white Sale
this morning Of 1000 bushels yellow corn &
u cents. SPECTATOR.
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days since at Port Royal, Tenn, BY the up
setting Of a canoe. -
80. The Crystal Pa,sce at sydenham will
be opened tomorrow. Queen Victoria VIII be
present, and the Emperor and Empress of
France have been invited.r y =
go. The Rev. Russell Streeter, of Boston,
during a ministry of forty-fve years, has
preached $3.50 sermons-an average of 1l6
each year.
,.. Charles Borders and his eldest daugh-
ter was drowned in Hcgan's creek, Ind, on
Sunday ----5ss-s,,. -
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THE DANGERS OF WEDDING TRIP. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Best, a bride and bride
groom, were returning from Alabama to
the husbands residence in Mississippi,
when their horse ran off the bridge over
the Noxubee at Macon, carrying the
buggy and the lady with him. The
husband saved himself, and in trying to
save his wife tore most of her dress off.
She was, however, but little injured by
the fall of over twenty feet; the horse
picked himself up and went to eating
grass. ..ss .s
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seToT HE VOTERS oR rHE sINrH wARp

e. 10 THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH WARD
"a answer TO an interrugatory made me few day
ago, in reference to the approaching Municipal Ee>
ION, for which am d candidate for reelection -
not eaaipoeally 81 don't know" but most VI
rsluiveeally, shall use egery honorable means q
cause the reelection of my old colleagues Al The
same time wish to correct a report in circuati5n
not founded upon truth, viz: That I had made AZ
r,caton 10 become q member Of that Secret Society
known as "know Nothings." To the members q
mat order any denial of the above Islander would b
gratuitous, as it is we'll known to them, well a.
my friends generally thst L am of foreign BIZ d
Consequently accs riding 10 the principles believed 70
d. nrofsssed by the former, ineligible to any cites
cf trust or Drotit in their power gift 10 hestsw
June 1-3t JAMES GULL
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EXCITEMENT IN New YORK.-We have
fallen upon exciting times. The las.
" excitement" is in New York, growing
out Of street attack on Judge Phillips,
Of the Marine Court, of that city. From
the report, which appears in the New York
papers, it IS impossible to find out the
true origin Of the difficulty.
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20 AhCiTf OF Wharf.-The COlum bus
~. journal OF Saturday says the millers
III lhat section OF country are out in every
oireetion, enoeayoring to purchase wheat.
per bushel ~i'oo
y The number of contributing mem.
beTs Of the order Of the Sons of Iennar
ance, Of Virginia, is reported to be
10, $40.
" Another new paper has been
started IN ATLANTA, Georgia, entitled the
Bed Bug, and edited by Jack Chinch &
Go. Ph9bus, what name
" The advance guard of this years
Mormon emigration over the plains is
sHcamped at kanzas, and Is 600 strong.
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NoNINATIoSs.-The Wing Convention
OF the Sixth district of Missouri, have
re-nominated Hon. John G.. Miller, as
Their candidate for reelection to Congress.
The anti-Benton men in the Fourth
district have also had a Convention, at
which Henry N. Worries was nominated
as their candidate.
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sS- FOURTH WARD.-RICH1RD II CLARKE
Esq, the present member from the Fourth Ward Il
respectfully nominated for reelection TO the Board
IF Common Council by MANY VOTERS.
nav 2S-1ltas
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GIVE have before Us copy of the
annual report Of the board of managers
of the Washington City Ladies DEPOSIT
tory, which gives an encouraging account
of the affairs of this excellent institution.
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u We publish in our paper to-day
two well written communications
on the first page, the other on the second,
as advertisements, On the subject of the
municipal election, which comes off on
Monday ntxt. Our columns are open to
the other side, on the same terms.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Return of the Mightingales.
KUNkEI'S
NIGH TINGhLE OPERA TROUPE

VIII give SLI GR4ND FORTRAJTUPES. con,
mencbg On hst' rs -
MONDAY EVENING, June 5th, @q
Introducing much that is new and beautiful in tbsi
t- Pictures Of Negro Life.
Amongst the Troupe will be found Herr hrend IN,
III. most eminent Violincello performer
in America iEI--.s E.
Admission IS cents. --'.. a. F..
Doors open at 71H-commenciug precisely q,
oc'o,k. -f..,.. j. I. FORD, Agent
rJs = If (city papers cupv1 ..'l'+ = -
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

VEsTER has received, direct from Havana. 10
90 CIGARS, manufactured from the best Vuelta
abajo tobac o, by Antonia, Sabarga, No. i, obesp,
street. Havana: .Ciinarados," FIRST, sec nd, an,
third quail ties brand of lS47 and "Londresr kranl
of ls4S, 10 900 Of esch
Corner Of Penn. avenue and IIth street.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-02
JOB PRINTING
SPEECHES PRINTED.

Members of Congress and others can
have their speeches printed in the best
manner at the office of the A" Evening
STAR" at short notice and on reasonable
lprm5
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AS- THIRD WARD.--J0SEPH BRYAN will be
Sipporte. for Alder for the Third ard, at the
L preaching election, by MANY VOTERS.
may 4-te- ....
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&C. FIRST NARD-hcSSrs. III tors: Please an
ncslnce the pane Of JAMES NELL L. Esq as ,sn.
dica'e from the First Ward Tor reelection 10 n.
C5nnion Council, and he will receive the votes Z
h1' numerous FRIENDS
NAV lT-ta
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SH- FIRST WARD.-ksssrs Editors: Please an
ncuDce SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS, Esq., as a cspdl
do 81 for Alderman from the First Ward Owing n
hs long and faithful services in the lower Board Ia
viii be supported by majority OF the
may l6-tet yoTpRs
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As- FOURTH wARD.-Messrs Editors: Please
aanou &c DR.. ]. HALL MOORE as q suitable can.
diaste to represent the Fourth Wsrd in the Common
Lourcii. 3g-dtes
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tt THIRD WARD-E r QUEEN. Esq, ;hs
present M mber from the Third Ward is respectful.
Ii nominated for reelection to the Board of Common
Council by MANY VOTES
nav 24-eote
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Sc FIRST WARD Kcssrs. Editors: Please an.
ncurcc the anne of 7TYOS f. HaRKyPSS "a
tor re election fon the First Ward as Assessor
he VIII he supported by numerous VOTERS
msy lT-r.s
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81 SECOND WARD.-Hcssrs Editors: Yen viii
p,s are announce Col JAS. q. BERRETT, as a can
d.aate TO represent the Second Ward Ia the Bosrd
of Common Council at the ensuing election AMI
ohIge MANY VOTERS
may e-eots Tn.. Sert)
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CooL.-ln Boston yesterday morning
the mercury fell to forty-eight degrees
Fahrenheit. =
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80 SECOND WARD kessrs Editors: Pl.ase
announce JOHN NJ DOM, Esq, as a suitable
candidate to represent the interests of the Second
ard In the Board CT Common Council for the en-
sling yesr snl oblige NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
NV 25-te
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So FIRST WARDy-WM. T. DOVE. nj the n,
quest OF number Of voters in the First Ward has
aSssnted TO nomination for election to the Board Of
aldermen, and viii be supported by
may l5-te> MANY cITIzVNs
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E FOURTH WARD.-PleaSe announce JOIN
DALL candidate for election 10 the Board d
Common Council for the Fourth Ward.
NAV o6-tes
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90 SIXTH WARD.-MessrS. Editors: Please
nounee HENRY STEW4RT as a candidate for The
Beard of Comnan Council from the Sixth Ward, At
the ensuing election. MANY FRIENDS.
may - Rvs
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RE- FIFTH WARD-ELIAS YULEF Ia resp-c.
fI!ly nominated candidate to represe Mt the rinh
Ward in the Common Council.
NAV ZT-eote$ MANY VOTERS.
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iSS- FIRST WARD-we are Pleased 10 ann oune.
NG. EDW ID ". FULLER ~ q candidate 10 ram.
sent the First Ward in the Common Council II.
viii receive the sufp,r of MANY yOTRRs
nav 2S-dteH
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fs- THlHD WARD IthdrdpGI and nomiEa-
ion for Re-elsction.-CHAS. 2. wANNALL. ESQ. l.
not candidate for the Board of Aldermen, bur will
he supported for the Common Council BY
june 2-te* MANY CITIZENS
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CONSENTED TO become a candidate f,r the Board Of
Common Council SIXTH WARD.
may 25-dtes Al. r..-|-.
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sz- FIRST WARD kessrs. Eaters. Please an
nOuoce DR. W. g. IL. NEWMAN as akuitable person
q lerreeent the First Ward In the Board of Com
m n Council MANY VOTERS
NAV 21-ta p q =
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Fir SECOND WARD.-.N@rs. Editors: Pleas
announce WM. II. BAYLY, ESQ, as a candid ate for
reelection as Alderman of the Second Ward
may 3l-dte
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ss- THIRD WARD.-M SSTs. Ed orS: You viii
please announce the name Of J. NJ. DOWNING as
. tdate for ASSESSOR Of the Third Ward ami
obiige MANY VOTERS
mav 30-te<
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II EMOVAL.-c. H sMUNcK, Manufacturer
An and Dealer In Gums and Pistols, rep ectfully
INFORMS the psbHc that he has removed his es al
hsnment from street to the soath side OF Penn yl-
wanna avenue near the corner of 9th street. oppo tie
The National Hotel. lie A.ost
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hF- THIRD WARD.-Messrs Editors. Please 81
Rnunce Mr.. CHAs A. STEWART as a suitable can.
"idate for the Common Council. He will be support
ei by MANY NoTEhs
may 2T-te@
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IN oPERATIoN.-The law in Virginia
against small notes. -f.-- s-. IT,.
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s& FIRST waRD--our fellow citizen. CYay
ABERT Eq, will be supporod to Represent ID,
FIRST w I'd in the Board Of Common Council.
may E-tes MANY NoTFEs
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cLAIRvoYAsT EXAMINATIONS.

nj MS; D. FRENCH, the celebrated Clairvoyant me
VI dlum will be in attendance at Mrs. Hum
phiey's Cottage, 9th street, below H. for few sxs
tny, sasre she may be consulted for the examina
asrms; For consultation and prescription So; FOR
et and prescriptio IS If present, or $40 Il
De-ne. je 2-3t&
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ES- THIRD WARD-JOS W. DAVIS IL pie.
sented 10 the veters Of the Third Ward for re elec
ton TO the Board Of Common Council, aud viii t-
supported by MANY VOTERS
may 25-tes
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asr SIXTH WARD.--Mcssrs Edi'ers Please On
bounce JEREMIAH CROSS as a candidate for the
Common Council for the Sixth Wsrd.
NAV l9-ts MANY VOTERS.
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4s- SEVENTH WARD-WM. b. BAMBERG-
nm. hsq the present member from the Seventh
ward Is respectfully nominated for re elecio h tbs
board OF Common Council. MANY VOTERS
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ga THIRD wARD-M.ssrs Eaitor:: Phase an.
unce WV n. WOODWARD as o suitable can.
- late for the Common Council, aud blige
q IT'S MANY VOTERS
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~ A few cases of cholera are report
ed In several Of the Southwestern papers
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Ea- THIRD WARp.-Piesse announce FALEN-
TINE hARBAUGH as q candidate for re election
az Assessor Of the Third Ward June l-ite
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81 FIRsT WARD-HORATTo N. casey l.
repectfuiy dominated for reelection 10 the Board
OF tomman Counc1f. may H-tes
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fs- FIRST wARD-JAMES W. sBEAHAS Is
rom his thorough know ledge of Gorpofaton affairs
r''"'hu-nc ed t. tie voters Of the First Ksrd q
ci,idids-e for the Common Council.
may 29-t.s yox popIIIJ
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fs- THIRD WARD MAURY TICKLT-AT A
N cling of the Third Ward, held on "Wednesday eve
mig, May 3lst the following ticket was nomina teG
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A CARD.

He undersigned hereby caution the public moi
to credit or trust any per son or persons on our
I9ne or Individual accounts. unde: any represents
Mons Whatever, e1cit III be members Of our ressec
Ire .Jdniites for whoss pecuniary engagements We
are, OF course, individually responsible.
A. n. MECHLIN.
Je Z-eo3.T .. LEYANDERf
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Ey Three FercVc ,i Juvenile Con.
ccrts will be given by Prof Kemmerer assisted
bv his large Class and Master C,stle the celebrat
tailad Singer, viz: THIS (fu sday) EVENING, at
the Navy fari, 10 Odd Feiews' Hall. On THUR
DAY June LIST, at the same Hall, and On FRIDAY
At Caru-i's ca con, where 400 pupils, unifer nj Y
dressed sill tske part in the exercises.
Tickets va cents Reserved Seats at the Saloon
rs cents. may ?O-4t4
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As- SEVENTH wARD-JOHN PETITION
mas consented to be candidate fer the Bosrd Of
Common Council lie l-Ss
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Fbr Hsyor-JoIIE W. NAURY.
FIR Aloermap-B ". CHAPLIN.
For tjnns9H CbtfRcd-E. L. QUEEN, HUDSON
TSfL0R. AMI JOS BRYAN
Fbr ASseSsor-VALEN1INE HARBlUGH.
lie l-dte
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M REWARD.-Strayed sway from the sui scri
pc b-r on Wein esday, the 3Ist ult., dark la,
iORsE, with white blaze in his face, long tsil apt
white hind feet. The above reward will be pe:d b,
Returning him to JNO. COGGSWELL,'
Northern Liberties and Marsh Markets.
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RH REWARD Lost yesterday, brown HORs +,
pc which reward will pay to any oae who viii
ring the same to Inc. Pa avenue between AZ and
ctn streets ...7. j. +. GERECKE.
j.2-1t+ '-
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PROFESSION ARp-DB
IS HUNTER. has the honor TO notify hispstisints
and friend that he will be in VI shington for con
suitaton in Consumption, bronchitis, and Asthma
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the "a and 81 June
Rooms over the Jewelry Store OF Mr. Voss, Pa
avenue between 18th and 18th SITS. nav Oft
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" SEVENTH WARD.-Please announce w
IL. RLLEYss a candidate for the Board Of Alder
men. ie l-3tS
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IS SEVENTH WARD PLEASE announce The
HiLSTE-iD as candidate for the Board Of Common
ouncil ..., je l-St'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-22
The Wynndotte.

Many years ago, says writer in the De-
Lroit Free Press, Racer, the WyandOtt of
Brownstown, lat the seat of the council
fire of a branch Of the tribe, entered my
office, and, with a sorrowlul, down cast
look, handed the letter from the Territory,
requesting me to attend to the Wyandotte's
complaint.
On inquiry, assertained that, few
DAYS before. IN drunken carouse at the
the Wyandotte village, the Racer, an
old warrior, had " ght his battles over
again boasted Of the numerous pale
faces who had felt the weight of his war
cIub-of the wasting dessolation he had
carried through our frontiers during the
late war-of the numerous scalps he had
born away from his bleeding victims-of
the numerous sons Of Kentucky that had
fallen before his deadly rifle The eyes of
the old sachem kindled with fierce delight
as he rccOuuted his glorious deeds on the
war path.
1t so happened that John Atkins, one
Of Kentucky's tall volunteers. was there
John stood about six feet aud half in
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TERMS.

Cooper's CIurksburg Register isPublished IN IN
Curksburg Va, every Wednesday morning. ;ion a.
5000 per annum,in advance,orT al th9 ',i e f,a
of SIX MONTHS from the time of suDscFioiS5 u
the termination of six months $3.50 VIII lnyarl-
ably be charged No sgbsGrPo@H mn foSeiyed S for
iimued, except at the option cfthe proprietor, un
Ill all nrreurges paid upland those who do not
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