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Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26
Washington Female Seminary.

1NHE SECOND session Of this Institution will
= commence on Monday The frrenfiefh day of
February next, fully provided with well tried and
competent teachers in every department. Every
eiiort will be used 10 ipart to the pupils, thor
ough- mental and moral course Of training.
ample provisions are made for the accommo-
dalton Of large number of boarders. and every
pains val be taken 70 render them comfortable
and happy.
Ihe attention Of the well known Principals
over all those heretofore committed to their
charge we hope will secure to the Institution a
liberal patronage
MRS. r. TIMANUS WHITE.
MISS SARAH l.. JONES. rT"e1po's-
---------.-.-- --4SsistdH in primary
dcn0rfracEQ
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Il @ s ale.

FENHE undersigned on account OF i'll health and
- io- No other reason. offers the following pro
perty lying upon Little river, in Sewer county.
Arks- for Sale-viz: "A steam saw and Grist-
Mill n good running order, performs well and
works perpendicular engine . feet stroke 10
inches diameter Of cylinder with an excellent
double fined boiler 81 teet long, and r. inches in
diameter
The power is now working 4 saws feet long.
with ? feet stroke. There i also an attachment
OF rs inch circular saw for edging and ripping
lumber. together with bntting Saw attachment
Also with the Mills fine Turning lathe and
cumming machine. Attached to the Steam Mill.
and also for sale. is the Landing. Ware house &c
known az Mount Vernon. and 400 acres Of land:
70 acres under cultivation, well ImpToved and
stocked with fruit trees.
The unimproved land embraces a great variety
Of fine timber and lies adjoining the Mills. front
On the river. Also for Sale with the whole. a
splendid Cypress brake. one mile only by water
from the Mill.
The said property will sell 10 good purcha-
yer at fair valuation and on reasonable terms.
CHA'S NJ. DOWD.
Mr.. FERNoN, SEWER Co., ARK.
.lprI llh, 1854 lC-3w.
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z an a W A ".

EROM the subscriber in Bossier Parish, La, :
- some time in January lat. negro boy -
named JOE, Of copper complexion, blue eyes -
beard gray, back considerably marked, and about
feet o inches high. Said negro is supposed to
be in the vicinity u Washington. a LIBERAL re-
ward will be paid for his apprehension and con-
inement III any Jail 80 that caa get him
Address, B. II. NELSON,
.4yTI 5th, 1854. 1I-iw. PiacriLye, La.
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GlElG and Spe9

M IrCHEL 4 FOSTER. are daily receiving
Isl a handsome. and rich selection of fancy ar
ticies, which are both useful and Ornamental
among which are Bohemian Vases, China Vases.
Sewing birds, Ladies work baskets, &C. &c
WashiMston, .lprk %, lsj4. IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26
TEXAS RANGER:
Uppcr Red River, Shreveport, Alexandra
and Lake Packet.

UDCGr heQ E1EtTr DII6scpoIbr
and Lake Packet.
Wa. SrockMAS, Master- d. D. ArKIHsoS, Clerk.
WILL make trips as reg a ad@1
wv ular a. the navigatioRt
will permit taking Freight tlszt.sTE--.s..lzlH
for Wrights Landing, Ciarksvie. Roland. Span
ish Bluffs, Boaham and Pans Iu Texas Fort Tow
son. Kiamichia, Doaksviile. Indian Natios; and
Lanesport, Washington Lewisville, White Cliffs
and Fulton Arkansas; andiall intermediate points
on Upper and Lower Red River, at rates As GUS
tonary. aud when it is necessary to reship and
store Freigh.s shipped on tine Texas Ranger the
storage and re-shipment will be paid by the Texas
Ranger
Tie Texas Ranger has heretofore taken Cotton
and freights lower than other good boats in the
same trade-herealter the RANGER will charge
a. mrfrh and no more than other good regular trade
Boats.
Thankful ior past favors. the Ranger-her off,
GERS will try aud merit the continuance of the
patronage that she has heretofore enjoyed.
.f5rl 9TH. 1854 l4-3m-
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

is tba ne glrdle of beauty is not stay-lace This
wifi tte only excuse for tight-lacing good house
we should have no ,caste.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26
S25 REWARH.
"A U CT 10 N .

- Y v = a " "
I WILL offer for sale at Auction. to the highest
Il bidder. on Monday the first day OF May, at my
Jewelry establishment, all the Jewelry on hand,
together with the fixtures consisting Of Counters,
Showcase, Side-cases | fre-proof iron Safe,
Regulator, lthe best .ime-piece in the Statel
&c. &c.
TERMS-Credit until the first day Of March
next, on all sums over ten dollars, bond and ap-
proved security required with ten per cent inter-
est from date. Ten dollars and under, cash.
O. WHITE.
Washington, -4prI IL, 1854. l6-2w
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Assinilating to that Of Liverpool.

Z. G. @. e.
GZAN LODGE No 10. 1t Washington. AL
~ kansas, meets on Tnesda night OF each week.
d. e. WILLIAMS. Sec'u.
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sale of 10th Sec, TN, =. H.. IS. W.,

sale Of 10th Sec, r. II, =. T.. 25, w.
TN COMPLIANCE with a petition presented
T. to me from majority Of the housc-holders IN
said Township, ia accordance with law
l will offer for Sale to The highest bidder. at
the Courthouse door, in the Town OF Washing
ton Hampstead county. ArkTs. on Monday the
9TH daY Of June. 1854. in lots or tracts OF tortv
Acres, The whole ol Section ] g in Il. II s. Or r.
2j w. said Lands not to be sold for less than
two dollars per acre. Terms, credit OF five
years with 3 rer cent. interest payable semi-an-
nually in adyance-bonds with approved security
will be required Of purchasers
DAN'L L. WILLIAMS. Comm
School Commissioner.
Waiiingf0a. .gprl ;. 1854. ll-tds.
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oAoe Of the cairo & Fulton Railroad Co.

LITTLE Rock. Arkansas.
March 12d, 1854.
To The Stockholders If ALe c. q z. X. n. c..
PI5c notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting OF tine stockholders Of this Company,
held al this Office, in the city OF Little Rock on
Monday. the fifteenth day of May next for the
choice OF thirteen Directors, and lor the tfansac-
tion OF such other business a. may properly come
before them.
Votes can be given only bv the Stockholders. in
person. or BY proxies. authorized by writing, who
have held their shares for at least thirty days
previous 10 the day Of election.
The charter OF the Company provides. that
person but "A bona-iide StockhodeF IN his own
right VI at least CITY shares. which be shall have
held thirty days previous ~ the election, shall be
President or Director.
No Shareholder will be entitled 10 vote bv proxy,
unless the instrument appointing him as proxy
shall have beel previously delivered to the Sec
retaTy OF toe Company, other person author
lied by the Board % Directors 10 act
b. order q. the Executive Committee
ROSWELL BEEBE, President.
P. S.-Agents OF the G.. A. #. r. II. Co., ap-
pointed to solicit stock subscriptions, request
ia To make out complete returns from their books,
OF all stock subscriptions since their last returns in
time to insure their receipt here before the elec
tion OF Directors without such evidence, or the
Subscription Books on file ID tbe ComPanys Office,
the names OF Stockholders cannot he satisiactor
ily ascertaIned X. BEEBE, Pres'fs
March -. 1851 b
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

TEETorAL DEFINrT1oN.-.a Spirit Lera Drink
that lowers man to the level of the beast
Pnach.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26
Regular Upper Red River Packet
II. M. JONES.

TNHE substantial, fast run -. EaL1
T. ming. light draug Nj EA1E
steamer r. NJ. JoxEs, hav- 1s15}sEzzES1k
in- been purchased by Captain 4. s. JOHNSON,
Will run regularly during the entire season in the
upper Red River trade Planters and shippers
may rely upon having all business entrusted 10
her punctually attended ID.
March 2T, 1854 E-3
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NEW JEvVELRY.

JUST received; Gold and Silver leverffA
- Watches, ,Breastpins Finger rings. Lock- l--I
cts Gold PENS Gold Grains and Keys Specta-
cles, &c, &c. All Of which il offered for sale.
cheap for cash. by c. WHITE
Washington, March O, 1854 10 ON.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26

FSNE - LOAASs HCN ~OOuSss
IN & M. BLOCK. have Just received [a
~. direct from New Orleans per steamers ~
New World ami b. II. Clark, the following arti-
ces, to wit:
Dry Goods.
Gingham. Muslins. Jaconet Swiss Null and cross
bard, Prints. Solid and other colors, Do
nestics 4 i-4 Bro. Sheet
ings, Sea Island Cot
ton. Loweiis, Spun yarn-Pongee and linen cam
bric handkerchief Whalebone &c&c
Groceries,
Whiskey, Monongahela-
Rose ana Fletchers Extra Dn-
puy 4 Grand Brandy. Sugar Coffee,
AlOlasses III barrels and half banels: Salt.
Mackerel. Tobacco, Candles Soap, Rice.
Starch, Pickles. Sardines Lobsters, Salmon. Clans
Candy, Crackers. Cheese Loaf Sugar S<c. &c. &c.
Hardware.
Iron Nails NeetIIg and Grub Hoes Trace, Ok.
Fifth and Breast Chains; Grass Scythes, Wagon
Boxes. Bar Lead. Powder, Shot. Double and single
Barrel SHOT Guns, Grass and Cotton Rope. Wool
and Cotton Cards. Broad and other Axes. &c &c.
BGOEs e. SHOES,
Cali Sewed. Kip and mud Boots Brogans, Ladies
Walking Caters and Buskin Shoes. also children
and youths Shoes
Eadiiery,
Hope and AttakaPas Saddles, side Saddles. Saddle
Wallets. Carpet Bags Brides, MaTtingales Surcn-
giles, Girths, Horse Collars and Blind Brides &C.
&c, &c.
ALSO. general assortment Of Hats and Caps,
black satin Vests. &c, &c. All Of which in addi-
ton to their previous stock of Goods; making as
complete assortment as can usually be found in
this market, and to which they respectfully solicit
the attention OF their friends, and purchasers gen
orally, being ever reauy to serve them with des
patch
IFaslingior, Ft5. ID, 1854. 7-h
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The Philadelphia Ledger OF the 30th ult., says,
that in the of Mrs. Hammer who was con-
victed short time ago, and sentenced to six
months imprisonment, for an assault and battery
on her son. the sentence was reconsicered, and
the following is the docket entry:
at appearing TO the court, on competent med
ical authority, that the continued Imprisonment
ofSusan Hammer would in all probability, cause
the entire loss OF her reason therefore it is ordered
that she pay fine of S2j together with the costs
of prosecution. and that she be discharged"
She had been in prison one week, and her con-
dtion o. mind was such that it required the con-
slant attention of two women to watch her. Had
she not been liberated, she would have become a
confirmed lunatc, and her discharge under the
circumstances, was an act OF judicial cemency,
urged by necessity. This woman, it will be re-
collected, was convicted of the most brutal treat
ment to her little boy-such, for instance as burn
ing bis flesh with hot iron.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-26
New Goods! New GoOds!!

EasiltHgtgn. Narch 22. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
MAINE Law IN WISCONSIN,

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
MADISON via, Feb. 49, 1851.
The battle for tho Maine Liquor Law opened IN
q Assembly this afternoon The forces both sides
were brought into the fell and trial of strength clno
off, which showed conclusiyely that the law will b.
carried by large majority in the House The enc
mics Of the measure show 6sht to the knife sud have
enGetyorcd to delay and kill it, ii possible with amend
ments But mus far every amendment has been voted
down
In tie Senate its fate is more doubtful. However,
they have expressed Themselves by large majority in
favor Of it, with clause submitting il to the People
With this clause il is thing. But as the prnci-
pie has once been submitted TO the People, can
for that provision, unless il is for the object
of delay.
The People Of Wisconsin have spoken in language
not to be Misunderstood, that they want "Prohibtory
auor Law" and they viii have it, or later.
hope che next news you hear from tc Badger
State is that we have got It, X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEN DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

A meeting Of this Committee was held 1t StIyvssans
institute last evening Godfrey Gunher presided.
ResoluEors were adopted as follows:
Red resrectfy seluest Members OF C,osrs,
his state, to ip tl' Pasdent 'e
portrce communicating tie iponic u foreign
Etbu ne United stifes hs sediments and
~ AcEi- people this sDga 1sl lsl
pe that 0fn51s may no. be mscooceised or slafs
stood
Rss That while who n 1917 defeated tss Dsri'crsi;
ushne d Executive All hlss tbs
highest IL he temple the snnoasdr cannot
aud fres brook he fia dea Endowed
eh sinister Gud ueror purposes Of 11y cor I'll rpn afaton
the BArubu faction crushed o. le hel
ofcosl.tou. sboilion lcd treason
Ed That Democracy Of tt City have colgrt
Inhabitants sic 9fih8 Canal vote Ia FsbuWy last
victory he BarnbGrners unprecedented Ia tie
rts The Ar with pton Of this CITY Shen To
e Tor Bsrnburner Judges see ani exceeded tls Ca
nal question By majority Of 8 giving the eNaordnary yots Of
o6 all told asAns, the constitutional amendne1 exlhaf tho
srufh the pow eff party gyias sd All snor N It's
REGULAR 10 the Nebraska or aaNebr Alns;EAtjn
time will show
ted Intervention o. Of the POtntir
Ola World The domestic o rhe United states AMI
with rish extend the bot shield OF liberty
portion tL American continent desire within
urscton, ~ Onilouei and thn salts
people viii permit uch iaerpooa or
this continent without phys al resistance % M
Rore9 Tbs. while disposed 20 observe IN spirit Of
sood faith an orns nal obligations expect demand AMI W
exact thoGrb the nal authority Ike Observance on the
part ofall ether nstOrs.
Commiliee consisting of Messrs Hart, Manson, Pardy,
Doueheriy and Adams, appointed to confer with the
General Committee the prOpristy OF public demon
sraop in favor OF the Nebraska biz. The Committee
then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
EVIDENCE or A DARK DEED.

GA Sunday night last barrel branded alcohol not
drscted TO any point and otherwise Of suspicious char
acter, landed from the steamer Atfn Adams When
rolled the barrel gave evidence that mo able BODY was
within and when opened 10 the horror Of those present
found contain the body Of man. that haf been
forced into Il in totally nude state and the vessel then
filed with alcohol orwhsky No dOub entertained bu
the individual TO bis death by violence The fatal
wound in the neck cutting the carotid artery Indeed
ti- the eny wound that appears q have been inflicted
before death The body much bruised but thl. sup
Iolsd has resulted from being rolled about in the barrel
Upon finger is plain gold ring, and Il Judged i,oni
the appearance Of the hair and flesh that the person "se'
living had been well and genteelly cared for me
siol prevails that the body that Of Edward Sewn o
nysterously disappesred in Louisville about mouth a5D'
and dispatch was sent down yesterday evening conss
Ing the inelge nee bis friends seyin WI ~ -
h. here MON he first boat who win no DOUBT DC aye
IDENTIFY tie boay il that Of his brother Since lhs s
rious discovery, giving strong evidence - soo
orrne no other theme has afforded matter Of
and conjecture is busy ia Specializing uph vi @ ,,
sbcb 20 borrid deed Of blood could ha'e been Perl
rated and the victim strangely and SUNNI ny
~ ybout Having single trace leading 20 tns aesIpis
of,be inbuna end or lend whose gohiy 'ous es
,b H. Mood OF fellow Bat we hope the revealed opiy
i b. Identified a. well the barrel aGd traced oasN "
- 5e,ectiob Of the guilty How deeply Illuminating to al
80 btter feelings Of humanity is the thought that IN
iIi1ed country blood is weighed in the balance VIZ
ooidI The Old saving that murder viii out viii, W
fora nrove as true &c hitherto The body We uhdersan
va, placed in vault last evening. 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
LATER FROM HAYANA-SEGZURE or THE STE An
SHIP BLACK WARRIOR AND SCHR JOHN $
GETTINGS

CHaRLEsros. Msrch : 1854
Tie Seamhip Corwn, from Havana lst inst has arrived
here with dp.tches for Washington :aing the sszG.e
Of the steamship Black Warrior bound from Mobile for
New York by the Cuban aulhone for alleged infringe
mont of tie Laws SIZE having cotton on board
70 New York not ncuded in the manifest The captain
al Of tie Black Warrior abandoned the vessel and
went on board the L s steamer Fulton.
1leschconcr John Gettings Lo-seps, for New Orleans
had also been seized,
body Of eco civil 90 DIS had been formed in Havana
The Cornwall had pad During s progress several
assassnaons cok place.
We underseud from The agents Of the Back Warrior
L at Ter car consisted chiefly of cotton 81 pped At Noble
for New York and tbst portion Of the wa. shipped
oI Havana No attempt has ever before been made By the
authorities Of Havana to nspec, cargo, in American steam
calling ct that port and understood the agents OF
tic b. " ere wholly at loss to mag ne any sui lent
for the presen most Extraordinary proceedings Of ths
auhorits u Havana The special dispatches 10 tae Gov
eraInent a. Washington viii, doubtless throw ign:
upon the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
THE GERMAN MEETING.

To Tie I'd 10, Of The ~ T,fbrHe
SIR The Satanic Pres, suspects that the Germans did
not clearly Understand the Object II the meeting at Wash
Deon Hall last Friday and nsinuates that they took
It fer On Anti Maine Law meeting Now il IT, o. conrse.
unnecessary say word about what TIE Herad sus
ueots as person. representing bimself reporter OF
that payer was so drunk and noisy tina; he could not DO
pected Of seeing thing 10 the right light but ts
aluson 10 banner inscribed No Maine Law deserves,
perhaps word Of explanation That bonnr was bronght
into tie Hall by three boys aud almost instantly ordered
down II did not then reippear except in the street Not
ole word ssG in the meeting about the Maine Law
or al similar object TIE HrGd might have perceived
from the report Of THE TR'BCsg. The majority Of ING
Germans are undoubtedly opposed TO the Maine Law bat
he meeting in ques.on wes held for no other oec man
scarcely be possible 10 gather German asemblsge u
such number and responsibility for any other other OBJ
iect except the one for which that held last Fdsy
called ACERnAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
the Bo.r Of Heal;h IA it viii tie street, can be cl.,aet

WY VI u, Eais LdsI- u 80 HLlnfsn sd mtS- Vio
my oe' ctons : ~ E-yez' ~ mr- bon beas pfi IN
lsmrs 1T IL wit flr ne next hsve c,ai ass IN
those 20 f - dor tmert vrtsi s-i1s' No ori
rnce think Is t-s pJve-s % ibis isri
but Lo,s | am nist,kcn
NJ WHITE matter i gone - The Boar. % Hssiii.
y h@i re. j y tie-s II shy action 70 njghi'
NJ CLASCYi ak "a reply 70 the gen'lapln frrn the
Ninth his remarks upon the presen - nisi"ner
81 Streets sud Lamps Ii any personal malce BE- ca
be To- the es;lemsn. Il appears foolish ali
department Is free Of a,y sin vituperaton. sny
other dfper meat Of the City County Of New York
It5se m,n ose 'ssFcas1e through Themselves Ant by
their securities. | sand here % vinticste them.
Nr. BFLprN celsd tae q saher TO order several n.m
bers essen.ei 20 h. cal
Mr. CLsNcr Insisted he was in order and y ,sti
keep tie Coof Until the Chair decided q
tie ocut4a4y. The confusion rcreas4d by the "a.
suileulv coiry out There no light in - room ey
cent that of four csndss Which lct the greater Part 81 n
In dskress This state Of things continued for s5,, tan
motion adjourn 81 mide and lost.
The gas being lii s-air. M NORTH supported t1e
motion for rec n,mi.m nt.
Mr. Mamma opposed i a. 2 legal member thoIchhe
approved OF tue sIeccaon IN iAe nain ne would wsa
Tie n nves = ated by ID. Board
Mr. NORTH thought hst the re--0lalifes used thr) lgh
TIE debate furnished another reason flr reconltEIeIt
Mr. REED opposed the motion which vas lost
During the above debate tie ordnance committing the
Hea was INTRODUCED by Mr. CoNOIER, passed the B5Arl
ard ~ 20 tie Board Of Aldermen
When the mO'ion 10 recommit wss lost the Boiri pro
oecded nsder the report section bg section and law
Ing disposed OF nine, adjourned 81. Wednesday evening
at ; O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

Tie Erenias fsa-whieh does not often waste ION
msndaion on political adversaries hiss the follow ns
TEr NV YORK SrSA sit gives u pleasure to
netnym a sNpls sct Of iasiice toward mon T. whpse
course on many political questions W. are 'heriy op'
posed Among the fsibfnl few who resisted y very
sp md TO the lss, the Nebraska inquy were enstos
seward and Fish OF this State The BY porertai
speechevincine r,oral courage which we shoai ssys
Been clad 10 see initiated by SOME Of his Dem 'aassc
well by his tht other by his vJtsss
never wanting when caa,d forour Senator'S have fa'h
full, and fearlessly performed their dmy On the 1i
,rher ~ many tainted al fed brave who proved
tim. ~ ali fail TO receive tie praise which he m>rts e. y
hands Without regard o their party shnites We ,at
proud ef the course pursued this question by a SEA
stors from New York We only wish that every Free
state had been as ably and fi,sfaly rcP-csen.ed
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THE LATEST NEWS.
DEATH OF 7. DEyIN REILLY.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Prom Our Own CorrespoIdeB,
WAsHrSoTos d c, Monday, March g. 1884.
Thomas Deyn Reilly the Ish patriot and clerk il tie
Land Office died day in this city lie had been
reced with John Mitches pepper I'll. Uartea Los.n4g
EDITED The Irish Film after McheIs banshme1t ard sub
fCqusu1y escaped to this country. He principal
writer Of The Democratic Rerev during the last Pneiden
ia campaign end the su or Of the celebrated article
Naturalization in TIE B2son Post ttrbuted to Caleb
Cushing.
The American Telegrsphic Confederation ms' here To-
day Major b B. French Of this city chosen President
ard T z shaffner Of Kentucky Secretary. large rum
ber Of ses represented Considerable business
submitted AID rorred % Committees and the Conventiol
Adjourned 70 to morrow.
The box Of marble sent by tie Pope Of Rome for the
Arlington Monument destroyed last night by
persons unknoW D. and the fragments Of it were eft the
bsnk Of the Potomac
The house Of W. W Corcoran, the banker oct on FIRE
last .h, and considerably damaged
Tie Nebraska Indians, here maniin that they
have not cheated in relation to the amount CT their posses
sions and stand ten millions of The obj5ct Of
iheir visit is to mai proper treaty with Government for
her lands.
Tie Annual Commandment OF the National Medical Col
ege and tic comforting Of degrees takes place to morrow
The trial Of John Charles Gardiner WIZ commence
time week minor cases d.lsyed by
his broihers trial disposed Of Mr. Key, the District
Attorney and Mr. FendaO, appointed administrators of
DR.. Gardnors estate.
strCng feeling exists here to have The counsel under
wloie aupoes Gardner obtained Lis award summoned to
an investigation
The REDEMPTION of tie public debt last week amounted
TO -sCCCO.
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VOICE From THE INTERIOR.

Cotresr ondcuee fThe n. \. TIibuae
SENECA FAILS Saturday March 4 1854.
We have had one meeting upon the Nebraska question.
and adopted the resolutions send you We are 10 hsvs
another meeting neat week, and proposed to have
series of meetings each week People Will be Of ons
mind upon the subject they come to understand It
Rsd That slaycry wSnn qlis &c me'' cease ~ 'se~'a.
That effort eK,eGd American slavery opfus tls
quesn with fee nJiutiou5 and tnetes az
cuss'o Of IT, eIiis, sDd We ready
That will waive the opportunity prfseniej ~
Douss Nsbssks b not ouy protest Against IT. passage but
to
hsed the Internal chsracr o tbs iusttutton
sstk g. s,fh great region ong ago coniecTscd 70 7s
den ., SOLEMN con ACT OF our fathers.