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The Liouor ain.

In commenting OH the bill regulating The
manner OF deciding for or against the issuing
of licenses FOR the sale of sprituons liquors
within the several counties Of the State. the
Marshall Meridian remarks:
t We advocate. and viii ever advocate the
grand and noble cause OF Temperance; but
ihcn, We wish all things to bc done legitimate.
| ", and In order. We wish not that the ma.
Jority should give way to the minority. We
wish tina, the private rights OF citizens should
lc respected. We most unrcseryctlly nlyo.
cate the law aud the principle that allows the
people, at tho hal'ot-box, to decide whether OF,
not groceries shall bc licensed in their midst
or whether the sale of ardent spirits shall be
altogether prohibited among them AS they
shall answer, aye or nay SO let it be- This
we conceive to be tho genius and spirit of
true repnblicanism. The people making laws
for their own guidance and government. and
abiding by these laws.
There are many reasons why we should adj
vocaic the no-lcensc question in such town
as this. One Of the principal reasons is our
peculiarly dependent position. II IL now pref.
" well Known and conceded that Marshall ~
a town, must stand or fall With the success or
hilurc or her public schools if they succeed
IL they advance In popularity, and increase in
numbers, all Is well; il they droop, We ncccs.
sarily ihll back into the usual insignilicanvc of
n little country town. This stale of things
must exist at least until our railroads get lerc
II IL pretty we'll known that ms.,y parents
withhold their children from our schools les.
pccially orr University } because of little res.
lraint that can be placed upon them. and the
many allnrcmcnts that daily boset them, aud
lead them To eventual dissipation end ruin.
Aud how many n promising young man has.
10y almost hiscnsihlG degrees, been cntcc,l aud
led away, until ruin, disgrace and ihiamy stare
him IN the face, beginning generally with the
apparently harmless LETS have drink. ''
How many too. Of omr farmers and planters
ac Ia he seen riding iato town. cscot aud u,,-
right neu. full Of honor, still of courtcs, nall
of Integrity, returning at night little less than
hcsotte5i bntcs,
I, SNr,n Ia say. fe man need get drunk
unless hr likes, anil IL 0r durS. IL Is no nan's
business bul his own tic has duties Ia ss.te,
~, ict which he viii be held strictly acsoan,.
ahlc, IT no distant day let S,ch an one take
hced how !" be make his weak brother Co OF
end' Remove ,lso temptation, and yen save
tie msn iake away the entisemeB,, asd yei
lv>Scn the propensity,
NNays intimately connected wlth tin ,itgak
ipg establishment. i she c.sck pll aud gamma
table. htiNeVr tl,e eScitsasht " shc eus. snt
sou ieS<en tbs ln'iucSment 90 jl,p other w.
woaid ssh f'sStl,ef, whcnee e,stees the erVai,.
Ie,rssina ~ Tie lfais AND street ilss,ts, ils,,
swell - fsssialiA om esit6lesl slst,s s,sl ia
,fsAsc. ~ ua1tstially, The expenses, sni con
ssqatitsls Tbs taxes ~ lhe e.saRts gAa ,iss,
Rcs aeash 81 Is isSced 80 RF3ekf
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ssvsc8 'ss@fsptsss. te,pas lis i sseess Es~ Sea
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sza se,s - l<ssses - gsasSeseaa b. sse sams
- Wa haFa. ess issss ~ NSsl tSsyvs. litk&N -
= seseS9 ssseNei ~ eeses svAss& ts0te s&s,s
~. pas ssssuss sssa sats Ma sess. - As y
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW oRI.r,ys r,.h

NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 8, 1854
CorroS.--Tbc adsiccs by the Asia, tho steamer
Of the iith ult.. brought ont some buyer, Who
took 1000 bales at abont yesterdays range of pr.
ccs.
INTERIOR. 5inet Middling Fair. 10 -
Ordinary. ......7 a5i Fair. .loia,0a
Mlddling. .siaat Good Fair. --a--
GOOD Aldllimg slas9 Good and Fine. ~.
sroAR--Demand active for the better qualities.
Sales $4,000 hhds. Fair To fully Fair 3las2.
MoLAssrs.--l5G0 bbls. we're sold at lialGic.
FLouE.--Snlcs 5000 bbls., mt 81 75asT so.
CANnLrs.---lo0 boxes Star, of good brand,
were cold at i9c.
CorrIE.--Sacs $50 bags Rio at lotc.; 200 NJ.
lOsc.; and loo bags Swimming at Ole.
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0 In consequence OF requests previously
made by certain parties, touching the subject
about which Citizen" writes, We must decline
publishing his communication.
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Ns~ ussssss. i svssssssa sissss vsssa@. 20 stass
= s,4sssness sArsA eae 60 ass eish ysi;ew fsses,
eee 10 see kill,sl II Asss sna shs third u
-sa,s ~ ,ie fs,sssTshie ssss's-s
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.NARRIEn.

On the 14lh inst, by the Rev. John NJ cCr.c;
MIR. join PIERCE Of Scguin. Co MRS. j ANE
WALKER, or Peach Greek, Gonzales county.
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tV Since our last, tho measles and mumps
have continued TO spread In our midst. At
present, there are from finy to seventy Ave
cases In town, all Of which arc doing well.
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Tar DAILY Twas T,sns. This Is the title
of neat, spirited Journal that has recently
hc,a commenced IN oaiscs,en hy Mcssrs. Ilolt,
ksrepsea and sstaeE, - Is ;,,ss@ GII,,ss,
The Times - 10 he pvhlishcd daily. and Il NC
src te Judge ofths future numbers by The one
before us, il via certainty rcllcci Erca, credit
ou ,,alSeston. au,l lc ef iniinsr advantage Go
,he State generally We have hong since ,,sen
.ol ihe opinion thai tbs wants II the grew lgsg
and fcarishius ciis Of 0sl,es,oa. he, oaly 10.
qaifvd daily raFyr. tat tbs, such ~ enter
prise ~ossi.i meet sith smpt, encouragement,
aed N this rsreet We aFV PLEASED 10 sev that
tbs Co, numtSr u The Tisaes presents sasii.
cent o,sdenee, We Cordially reeomsaersi 81
TO ,ls gAssooagc 81 al wbO desire An ezcsllsn,
nss's'ssa 0spsish Wiki ,hst can he fssnlssscsi
wah thc Wy latest intelligence froa every
psFison = 's~ Vns0a shs telegraph hsias eow
IN ogssfasieo httSssa 0ssssston ard Nsw az.
leans
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W ss.s sesssiss Aud ropsis near scNn. 4
. SD. ass "s~lsas.suse 9Th AHA s.sss .,d
dpsa* pesv. sa'arss sad o,issr ~ga game
sfr slse aai'e uogassxais aaa essl cosssssk,ps.t
Fsns sim~ ~ sprgfsssa
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Telegraphio toms.

New YoRx, Jan. 3i.--Frcncl's cartridge
mandatory, at Ravenswood. on Long Island,
was yesterday destroyed by an explosion OF
the materials used, and sill the persons inside,
except two, lost their lives They were most.
y buys and girls, and their number is various.
" stated at twenty TO thirty. The shock Of
the explosion was tremendous, buildings at a
long distance bcirg shaken, aud tho windows
broken.
WAsinScroS, Jan. 29.--It is stated here
that the Cabinet has approved OF the treaty
made by Gadsden with Santa Anna.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a. Both branches Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature have passed the
bill revoking the charter Of the Franklin Can
al Company. a large meeting has been held
here to sympathise with the people Of Erie.
NEW York, Jan. so. THE steamer Ohio has
arrived from AspinMall, bringing about one
million of dollnrs' worth of gold. She brings
no later news from California
The Steamer Alabama, which had been sent
in search Of tho San Francisco, has returned
without finding her.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9 The repairs on the
Erie Railroad trnck have been completed 10.
day, and the cars are To commence running to.
morrow. apprchrnded, however, that dis.
turbanccs will take place, as tho citizens Of
Ef'e are resolved TO prevent any connection
between the Cleveland and Eric, and the North
East railroads.
Governor Bigler cft this city to-day for
Erie.
NEw York, Jan. ao.-- ITayward's extensive
India rubber works at Colchester Conn., caught
fire last night, and were destroyed The works
consisted Of five large buildings. Dir. Stark,
the ovesccr of the factory, persisted in the
flames. The loss Is very heavy, but is mostly
covered with insurance. Fivs hundred per-
sons arc thrown out OF employment by the
fire.
NEw YoRK, Jan 30,.--rhc weather at the
North, since Saturday, has been the coolest on
record. At Concord, N. H., Montpelier, Vt,
and other places, the mercury stood at 80 de-
grecs below zero.
WAsmlSoroS, Jan. 3o.,--Mr. Foo,c, OF Tcr.
mont, will soon introduce into the u. s. Sen.
ate, Pacific Railroad Bill The capital is 10
bc seventy five millions of dollars, onc.third
of which to he subscribed by individuals, ono.
third to be loaned 10y the L, $. government
until the year 1885, and the other third to bc
given 10y the government, in consideration Of
which the u ). mails, troops. &c, are TO be
carried free.
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ss~ lbs y0,sr9se ~ Tsryelelarv la,o nov
az ,scclisn, oppeIsnnsts ~ beoo,aies perGec,
q 80 iDnosen, ADD hssl,iy exsry.sc IL dsn.
chg Sec Ne WlslsehsAd's advertisement, Ia
ssotl,s eolanla.
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EpiToH's TABLE. That particular favorite
with the ladies, Graham's Magazine, for Feb
ruary, IL before lis. We have no idea tina,
anything Nc could say in Its praise, would add
ono iota TO It's long established reputation as
The bsst lady,s magazine published in the Uni.
ted States. Those Of our friends -sud partic.
ulasly the ladies' who have not yet subscribed
for Y, should do 80 Immediately. The great
amount Of reading matter, together with the
beautiful steel cngrayings which adorn its pa.
gcs, render Il very cheap at 81.
The February number Of the Southern Eclec.
tic. published at Augusta, Ga, Is also on our
table, containing. as usual. choice variety OF
English and American literature Terms, e..
The American Railroad journal ia the title
of nca, aud Interesting shec, which we re.
ceived per las, mail, II is published weekly
in New York. and devoted to steam navigation
commerce, mining, manufactures, &c. This
number before us contains an Interesting ar,i
clio on the growth, aud the agricultural, miner
81 and other products OF Texas, which We shall
republish at an early day.
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~ Aess 81 ear Texas exchanges s~ssa Sc
ha's s9,ssa cssS - rapss near At.oat ,hs sasas
VIVA Several aase sassly srpsanJ " half.
sh,ss tafsss
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ssas saie es suctsass (,

M Meessss, ttss seth inst, wiil sell a .a.,,
" W saelhssA 10 the hsgrsi hlsiiet. "a BAR,
REFS oF Hl.shE'S FIRE PROOF PAINT.
1srlss q sslc- ens.sh,tsi sash, aua tlse ,sal,
sisct ~ siA AMI twelve noa,isA without intsF.
eat y 4. BEAUMONT.
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sSs~ fse iisstsee ADVERTISER ihiaks ti,A {!
~ .se rAs,osis ssv lalsl, wAlch have i.Ven
ebsns&d. ~ish ssosa> ~ sissssa sxetses1s
~ mils. they, With alhsE ,lSeasiass. aegse.
Pslal,,as, Sc ssssss - chs state siil Aissess,
sssersl mil'sssss ~ acres saese lsna than Tss.
a. @sus ~ p'ahiie. ~ e,Aes wos,ss. tie
STATE has cepal,leaAlp srsn,eA .ess nans
ssshsis aesatir ,Asf 80 e~e.
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sgF~ tses. reAss sdsustsss thai proposals
tss TIE oens,ssssies 81 the pasigs Raisyssa
ssscaEh Texss, h acSuxisase 9th shs lsv ~
shs sals,es, ~,i ts rseissd a Aa,,la eem
siss 'lgss afosr ust'
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Fer sseat.

1ED ktHES FIST quality ef Valley LAND Ia
A4A hiSh sss.s of cultivation sud under .s,.si
fi'ee'-sstaasod alou thF,s uils~ st.,s, toasal. IN
ttss forks ~ the ipsaioopr ap,l San Msrsss sissss
uA tald land l. gssA ssia. AVID s,ssn can I've pv,,
chased os t'le pssinisss ~ tsit pties.
inaasts u Ms Nancy lleslges GA sae efsn,isss,
~ the aAissssilsx Al ,s,anssscs
9sa st, aless-ews +. =. rilGktsi
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In onsequcnce q one Of our hands BE-
ing down With the nsds'sss" We have been
necessarily compelled TO pcStpo6G the exccu-
ton Of several jobs until next week Axl,lcl,
time wo shall erl-avor 10 make $50 ear
sweep"
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Tar rnesfs wis Mfxsto l,,spA,ctsss "a
The New t,sirans parcss Say ,i'st Il "a tlsa,els,
shs, ,ssansta's tsvsss, Il i IS A. ssFsvsse,ysi.
win sncsantss grvas opposition ia ,'oarrcsS
ten. Hosssea says. "we oWn Mssais Valley
alrvady. wisioa, FsyinE fs T.
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- "lF.'''''svt-. = - W. -rss-
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sH The New Orleans Delta SAYS the banks
iof that city are no. in = condition TO extend
leans. With az increase of circulation 10 tho
amour, OF a,T6o,ooo over that Of last year,
there Is actually y deficiency OF 100000 in
specie below what there was las, war The
Delta therefore cautions the public against ,ls.
cling Too much reliance co.'s ,hc New ORLEANS
hanks I, apl,sars that the paper circulation
hiss been generally extending throughout tive
West during 'he psi three ~ fNar years
As an example, the circulation of all ,he
banks af kentaeky in 1880. was Sa.esa. ..
while q, this ,lass the hanks Of that State have
sirsoik,ica - Gus. ZOE. 600, Resies,ins sasa
icOk upon this sscs As oas worthy 81 serious
confederation.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17

~ Late fromOhio, hav-
w. ing taken possession E
49, of the room formerly 60
occupid by Mr.. Furry as grocery. on Michl-
gan street, few doors south of Pomeroy' S
store where he has just opened the best lot of
Eastern Manufactured work ever offered in
this market, and which he is determined to sell
as low as the lowest. He would respectfully
invite the attention OF the Ladies to his
stock of DRESS SHOES, which con-
sist in part of
CATERS of different styles, JENNY
LIND BoOTEES and TIES. BUS
KIN BOOTEES of different
styles and qualities. Also
MISSES & CHILDRENS'
SHOES of all kinds.
GENTLEMEN'S CATERS and Monterey
Shoes; together with a variety of other
Boots and Shoes OF different kinds.
He also manufactures all kinds of work in
his line to order, and intends to keep constant
ly on hand a general assortment OF his own
manufacture of Boots and shoes of all kinds.
Particular attention will be given to the man.
ufacture of Gentlemens' Fine Boots and La
dies Sewed Shoes of all kinds.
Having had a long experience in the above
business, he flatters himself that he can give
ample satisfaction to all who will favor him
with a call.
N. b. Repairing done at the shortest posi-
BILE notice. J. Med:
April 27, 1854. 8y1,
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Z BELASGER

ME undersigned having formed copart-
i nerShip, will continue the wagon and
carriage manufacture at the old stand undo,
the firm nf "
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
JNO. s. DODDISIDGE,
Receive Receiving Received

u Mis- day splendid assortment ofBonnets
i of the latest styles and fashions. Blue
and White Grape, White Florence, Rutland
French rolD Tulip Satin, French Lace, with
French Crown; Net Lace, Embroidered Silk,
with Lace and flowers. Silk French Crown
tan color, and various other styles.
We invite the attention Of the Ladies to our
stock, as we are sure of pleasing, both with
price and quality.
WESTERVELT q HEwETT.
June %, 1854. lift.
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One Thousand Dollars

will be given to any person who will produce
SO many we'll authenticated certificates of cure
both from intelligent patients and scientific
physicians, as have been effected by the use
Of Pulvermacher's Electric chains. They new
er fail to perform what they are advertised TO
do, and no person has ever been dissatisfied
who has given them trial.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
Staple and Fancy
Drp GOODS s. Gr0rtrtea
Small profits and Quick Sales,

Is the true and saving policy both for the sell
Ter and purchaser. The present stock was
bought with an eye single to the
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20

and hatred might even find this seclude
spot and point to this tomb as the last res,
ing place of murderer's wife.
GA few weeks after Carries death, he
father paid me visit. He met me wit
extended hand, saying: Forgive me, for
give me, Albert, judged you wrongly
tits all explained--you are innocent
"sThat am innocent is nothing new t
me, sir coldly replied, sbut where di,
you find evidence to convince your doubt
ing mind of the fact?' e
'The laborer, James Marvin do you no
remember?-who testified against you h
was the guilty man But he is dead now
Jast, before his death he sent for me ans
confessed the whole crime and desired you
forgiveness. He killed the victim for mon
~, brt being foiled by your approach, con
ceived the design of fastening his guilt up
on you, seized you by the shoulder and dex
lerously slipped the pistol and balls into
your pocket. This is the whole history
and now must see Carrie--I long to take
her in my arms and ask her pardon for my
unnatural conduct. And you, Albert, win
you not forgive me? Let all be forgotten
and buried in the past, and once more we
shall be happy together.'
"sAsk not too much, sir,' replied sf
might forgive but | can forget, never!'
sHark ye, old man = said 1 sabout ten
miles from this place is country church,
yard; 1t is in retired and secluded spot
the wild bramble and ivy Chamber over its
tottering walls, and here and there an anti
quated tombstone meets the eye, on which
is inscribed in rude characters, the name Of
the sleeper beneath. In that humble GENE
terry is another tomb, covered with large
marble tablet, on which is written -
'Hold, Albert you cannot-nay you
cannot mean it (! o say, 'tis not her She
is not dead =
sTmoved not muscle, but fixing my eye
sternly upon him, added -
"sCarrie MITCHELL
sThe old man bent his head and sank upon
the ground-while continued
"sYes, Carrie Mitchell and she died of
fathers curse You are no longer my daugh-
Ter; you hare irrerocabiy bound yourself 10 a
murderer! My curse rest upon ye botl, and
may blight and misery erer attend your path
woyi' These were the words ,aad YOU ask
me to forget! Farewell, sir. May Heaven
be more indulgent to you than you have
been to your own flesh and blood -
81 drew my hat over my eyes and walked
swiftly away, and have never seen Edward
Mitchell since.
"Thisis my story; these the heart -rendng
that hover over my soul, and sad
den the pathway of life. My young friend,
May your course be brighter
than mine. else it were better you had died
in sunny childhood, ere the heart learns the
nature of carking care and blighting sor-
row."
He pressed my hand moment, and then
left me alone by the grave of Carrie Mitchell.
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SACRED 70 THE MEMORY
Ca X RE mitchell.
~ -

The presence of a tomb so elaborately fin
ished in that humble church yard excited
considerable curiosity and remark; and
strange tales ere told-dark surmises in
dulged in, and shrewd guesses given as to
the object a stranger might have in view,
in selecting that unpretending spot to erect
q gorgeous monument to the memory of a
balOsed companion. The ladies were sure
chat some broken hearted girl slept there
whom soulless william had deceived and
abandoned and some of the "big boys, at
school knew that money was deposited in the
tomb, and they had made several attempt,
to raise the marble table and get peep in
side, but their united strength was insult
cisnt to accomplish their purpose. The
sexton, venerable old man of sixty years,
when questioned concerning the subject,
would look very wise, gr.vely shake his
bead, but say nothing. The whole affair
seemed to be enshrouded in degree of mys-
tsry impcnetrable to al attempts at cluci-
/. dation. And thus time passed on boy-
hoods bright halcyon days sped away, and
i sqait school" and went forth to mingle
with the gay world and act my part in the
great drama Of life.
After an absence Of fve years, / turned
my steps homeward, reached the vine. COW
cred cottage, and slept once more beneath a
. parents roof. O, what unspsakable emo
tions thrill the soul as we enter the thresh-
old Of our happy home after long alb
ssnce! How fond the greeting : how warm
the Welcome how real everything seems
when we have shut out the false world and
tasted VI the delights that sparkle at the
cheerful 6reside. how tenderly that moth
er's eye beams upon us-how sweet the kiss
that cherished sister presses upon our brow,
and how loving the tones that anticipate
our slightest wish and minister to our most
trivial wants.
"Bdstt homo where sparkle kindling joys,
Usuixsd with fears or base alloys,
And 'ympathy responsive still,
Doth every human boeom thrill"
Soon after my arrival at home, on pleas
ant summer afternoon, sauntered forth
toward the old church and school-house
!. and passed over the deserted play ground
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I:u WI PiiNI, oh "uiS' n
,legiple inscription. Fhey must have been place
there nall century ago. There was, ia days Of yoit
"persttion that n person suffering from toothach
eu' us har aad haiis on Friday enyeoped them
nlS ,i. WIN te uae anu pifen Oh .he sufferer
too ,iht,,. ,h mn; nie ~ . uee, anu piueSed up VI
80, I.s' ~. ~, Pa'u "odid MOI occur 50 ions Us "
at,... iu2 was, propapty, he origin VI VI
- -N'N ''pp'''s' "a ftfs
FOREIGN.
| monk Is not allowed to vote in r., .b,nd
An mrou.nt i'm Ital, has I,so, fr,zo, =, ,,,, a, -,
an 4osu' ia i'aiy has peeh frozen 10 death III tlt
The death oe Admiral r,cre, ,,,o c,,,,,o,,,,sa 81,
Cuerrier who, tJ,ot sIi,, ong,yod 49,. C'"t;,'.;
| announeed - - "''iS1'
E,au. a. r.,., 80
ue i''ue' =. ,'' son VI VIC FORMER Emperor
I'LL 90 u'ea I" Ha'alioras OH the is'n OF December
aseu'o
| Mrs. Amelia Ope, tho well kn ,wn authoress, d.C
recently at Norwich, England. She hal reached hel
ooth year. -4
it. positively asserted that the union of all the fri.
ish Provinces of Meth nerlca will soon take place
Quebec will be the feat fthe federal government ant
each province will have her own local lie gjslat,lre
paper with only tbons,nd s,Iscr;j,er. ,,,s ,,,r,
power than ten thousand men The inndon Tin,.:
can reyoutionize Elrone Tbe ,rI,r,e ~ E,r,ana !;
at the mercy of its power. 7''N :
Dense fogs have prevailed lately in various parts o
Ehgiand Inc log was so dense in Manchester and
ts nelghborhood that some persons said to have
losf their lives by falling into the canals and rvers
The Panama Railroad mas had great difficulties "a
struggle against but the worst il over with Trains
will run to Goroona il ia stated this n,ont. Tharc
will then be but fifteen miles of mule transit to cor,
plete the crossing
cant. 49,, ~. s,...,e.,s