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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-30

migrated in 1888, with the band directed hv
Col. Robinson, to, or near the site of the pres
tent Nashvile; and soon after their arrival,
located himself and family on Whites creek.
There on the 18th Of } alluary. 1893, the sub
likct of thisIhotice was born. Ia the year of
i1905, her 4ther moved to this vicinity; and,
ih that vear, cultivated til first corn ever made
Hllere Mrs Southworth was therefore, ides1-
ifed with fhf earliest history Of I4ncolH(
DevosegIlH attached to ber husband, to hdr
children, anp to the blessed religionof our Lord
and Saviour, she pursued the even tenor Of her
way with an expansive tolerance for all sects
of christiMis--not doubling, though she close
y and steadily adheredto the lessons taught by
the Meqlodist Church--that many of each and
every shade of opinion, are right in the essen
tials of holiness. and viii therefore be saved
In a conversation with the writer, few
hours before her departure, she remarked that
she had notenly refrained from seeking to IN
jureIany one, but she had not even imagined
aught of the kind. -Shfthen added that death
had no fears for her Her husband olseryedto
her that she might be deprived Of tile power :
of speech as death should draw nigh and vet /
retain consciousness; and he asked her, in. that
event, to reply to a concerted signal. She
answered that she would. If able to do so. A
few moments before she lireathed her last. he
pointed towards heaven; She smiled and, bow
ing joyful assent, her immortal spirit took its
flight to the realms of bliss; leaving many.
very many, to mourn; but, thank God, none as
without hope. ONE OF THE BEK!sAvED
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Peace and comfort forS3 oO17

Strange lit may appear to The citizens of
Fayettevllle and surrounding country, vet il is
true, that the introduction Of TIE article m
der consideration is destined 20 bring about
peace and plenty to the afflicted, ease and tran
guilty Of mind to the distressed, life ami ac-
ton TO the lame ard stiff-iointed.
1t IS composed Of highly chr,nicalizei ana
concentrated ingredients; which, when exter-
nallv applied, pePeTates to tl,e very muscles.
tendolis and ligaments, giving inktai.taneoiis
and miraculous relief to ali eases of Chroris
Rheumatic Pains, Gout, Dead PALSY. Loss of
Nervous Feeling Nnmbness, Shrinking Of tho
Muscles, Contracted Limbs, Enlarged joints.
Deep-Scated Pain and Soreness. Weakness
and habitual Pain in the Back. Cramlr, and
Spasms, 9c. EsLseEEnatism can be cured
and in the very worst Gases. the Chimes Rhei-
matte Antidote," hoistS It's banner aud waves
its plumes in triumphant successil
It's action is specifically directed to tho ah-
sorbent system aropsing it toa healthy action.
thta enabling tito alienate or tiird Vt OF all that
morbid and diseased matter, caiisine an oh
structe2 circulation in the diseased localities:
this external REMEDY establishes 4 free circuIa-
ton, producing an uninterrupted assimilation
Of fresh material to build up and reorcanizs
the diseased and deadened tissues. W. Ubo
have had rheumatism for years In this Won
can md reliet frlce So 90 per bottle, 2 for
50 co j. p. DROMGpOLE,
No. II, College street, Agent in Nashville.
( For sale ip Fayetteville By McElroy & Mo-
Kinney AMI Diemer d Hampton
Dec. %, 1853-1v.
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La te from Europe.
Arri val Of .sEl.Ie tI,ssscamer
"a @M
NEW YoRK. March %

: Il OhAt
The Steamer Pacific has arrived
with dates to the 8th. Sales Of cot
ton $4,000 bales. Fair Ofleans
6l; middling, 81; fair upland, G.
middling, 5S-demand moderate
prices favor buyers. No quoteable
change.
No battle IS have taken place on
the Danube, except two colunin ms Of
Russians wi 10 attacked each other in
the dark, each thinking the other
party was Turks, and 100 men were
killed before the error was discoy>
cred.
Nothing new from Asia or from
the fleets.
The Greek insurrection is almost
checked and is no longer formidable.
Tue United States Minister at
Constantinoble presented his ere den
tials, and assured the Porte, in a
speech, that be had the sympathy Of
The American people.
The French Minister of finance
proposes to borrow two hundred and
fifty millions francs, to meet the ex-
oenses of war.
War preparations go on in Eng
and
The I French Governm ent adverti-
les for $50 Sd ips to carry troops and
stores for the East.
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The French Government has
contracted for q, 100000 bullets
to be delivered by the 1st of April
In the year $500, there were
four hundred and thirteen Quaker
meeting hpusesin England, There
are now but three hundred and
seventeen.
In many parts of Maine the
snow is still four feet deep, and
travel exceedingly difficult.
The Swedish chamber of mobiles
have declared railroads tobe things
unfit for Sweden.'
The cod and mackerel fishery in
the district Of Barnstablc, Mass,
in 1883, amounted to 1886, 900.
The Germans are settling in
great numbers III the State OF lex
as, and applying themselves indus
triously to the busine ess of cotton
A. Switzerland, Of Mcdonald,
Hardin county, Ohio. killed, on
the 2ISt ult.. a wolf measuring over
seven ieet in length.
The appropriations asked for
public improvements at the pres
ent session Of tie Legislature of
Pennsylvania exceed S6,OO000O.
The native population of the
Sandwich Islands is diminishing.
II amounts TO 10000 souls-l0,-
900 less than the census of lS49.
Virginia contributed during the
last year upwards of $4,000 to
the American Colonization Society,
and sent al emigrants to Liberia.
Last week, two clerks, white
men, were publicly whipped in
Charleston, S. O., for stealing from
their employers They were to
receive by sentence thirty-nine
ashes, laid on at three times, with
such intervals that their wounds
should ave time to heal. The
first instalment consisted oftwcnty
Iashes. )
In a N1ississip pi paper, we note
the following item: 'fhe contrac-
tors of he Mississippi Central
Railroad have issued printed hand
bills, ofefing employment toIone
laborefs, at Shopper day.
This look $ like pushing the work
forward Fith vigor.'
St. Petersburg, Moscow, and O-I
dessa are the only cities in Russia
whose population exceeds 100000.
There are only four towns contain
ing more than 5O,o0O inhabitants
each and eighteen or twenty with
! population exceeding $4,000.
New York city paid two gas
companies for lignllng tne saree's'
during The year 1893, Sl4o'ooo.
The public debt of Great Britain
is, in round numbers, s5,440,0
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IN BUSINESS AGAIN.

TElHE subscriber has become associa- n
Il ted with Nessrs. WM. BUCHANAN vkslS
and c. ?. BEAVERS, in the mercantile -.E--
business, northeast corner Of the Square, Fay
etteville and hopes by prompt attention to Bn-
siness and desire to please, to receive a libe-
raj share of public patronage, ! am well aware
of the dissatisfaction with which a frequent
change of firm is received. When l sold out,
last November, was compelled to do so, in
order to wind up the affairs OF Gill & Russell
The debts of that firm were due, and their set
tlement could not be deferred. To meet this
call. was forced to sell that might have a
chance to close it up atfd-meet our liabilities.
In doing SO, | may have given offence tp some
and if SO, can butsay that it was not 'iuten-
tione | believe | am now permanently en-
gagged, and would respectfully ask such of my
old friends and customers as wish to buy good
Goods at low prices, to give me call
D. L. RUSSELL.
March 3O-2t
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Notice this Without Fail.
A S Is we'll known. the s4nior part
a - p,,,.,. G.. II-,I

4 S is well known. the s4Hior part s,s
L \ ner of the firm Of Berry d VOL
lqcs has been dead a long wliiie--and May
that TACT renders it unavoidable that AzfsE
the business Of said firm should be wound up
l have waited and asked time fort those owing,
As long as the authorities would grant It., and
now they instruct and require me 70 wind the
matter ma right of. | hope, therefore, that
none of my friends Will blame me, if they find
what they owe in the hands of an officer for
collection. IfIthev are sued It viii BE be-
cause the laY demands it. The date to which
the accountslmElst be settled, is MAY Is, 1853
for subscription to the O5serrer advertising or
job printing. If You are in doubt whether
YOU owe ANYTHING or rot, come and sect
is better TO have little trouble, than to pay
cost Persons having claims against the frln,
viii please present tn eimfor settlement;
Y. O.. WALLACE,
March 9. 1854. Siuv ring Partner
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Prolonged

As,~ill be seen from an advertise
ment in another column, the present
session of the Fem ale Academy viii
be prolonged one N lonth, Some per-
sous are failing to send their daugh-
ters to the school now, because, as
they suppose, the session is nearly
out, This is a mistake. Hardly
one-half has yet expired, and much
to advantage could be learned in the
remaining portion Besides, schol-
ars are only charged from the time
they enter. Under a teacher 50
competent as is MIR Sa'ryer, no lear
need be entertained as to the result.
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PAINTING.

syiIE subscriber would request The S-S<z
] inhabitants Of Fayetteviiie and 49,
.il others wishing House. Sign and Or
issinaentsi Psiisiing, GraIniEg.
ssarbling, s>apeF-ssssngissg, ete ETC..
lgne in workmHEtke manner, to give him
.ill Feeling coiI6dent from his past exps-
rience as Painter etc, that he will be sbls 10
suit all those who shall favor him with Their
patronage Satisfaction warranted and orders
promptly executed.
Office in the !. rye building. south side of
the public square. Orders can also be left at
the Bell Hotel.
February Is. 1s54.
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YOUNG MAMMOTH!

ENHE fine black Jack YOUNG ~
4 MAMMOTH, will stand the en- IN
suing season, at my Stable, twelve ok.
miles south of Shelbyville on Big Flat CreeH,
at Eight Dollars to insure Foal; Jenneds
Sixteen Dollars.
YOUNG MAMMOTH is fifteen and half
hands high, four years old in Nav next; measE
ures eight feet around the chest, is Gfteea fedt
from the top Of his head to the tail, aud Is h +
teen inches around the arm.
Pedigree.
His dam was sired by Dr. Shelhy's old BlIe
jacket, out Of 3. Phillips large Jennet of The
Wonder stock. Young Mammoth was srea
by I. Deans large black Jack OF the Sir john
stock.
Last season YOUNG MAMMOTH coverd d
thirty mares, twenty-eight Of whom are IN
ioal, and sixteen Jennets all Of whom are in
foal.
All possible care will be taken Of mares sent
from a distance, but DO liability will be as
sun,ed. John p DEAN.
Bedford County, March 2, lS54--4t
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Fayetteville Female academy.
March So-3t

LII PdtIUIIo UI tIIIN IiIoII .NgfssSY-
tuition and the public are no e--S=zST
tilted that the Session viii be pro- ~4za-1 za4z2
traeted beyond the usual time and will not
expire until the SD OF June next; that the
vacation may be in July and august instead
of June and July as heretofore.
Pupils admitted at any time during the Ses-
sor, and charged from the time they enter
until its close T. L. SAWYER.
March 80. Principal. 5
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Gbr JAarkr ts--Iat trst Rutrs

! NASHVILLE, ENN.-Business in nearly all
/ the departments 3f trade has been active this
week, the only dr. rhwback being the great strin-
gency of the money market.
! Cotton--Therc has been steady demand
for Cotton since our last weekly REPORT, and the
average sales, daily, larger than for several pre-
vious weeks. The sales summed up at 5@S14c.
The receipts this week amount to 1853 bales.
Total receipts sibce 1st Sept. to date q, $50
bales, against 36!658 bales at a corresponding
date last year.
Tobacco-The trade in Tobacco continues
active and the d. emand steady. Sales daily
this week were as follows:
Leaf--Lugs -. ..........4 q AZ
Shipping Leaf. ....54@ 6
Manufactured Leaf. .d4@ II
The receipts this week am cunt to 140 hhds.
Total receipts, exclusive Of VIII BIT has been
reshipped from steamers up he river) 712 hhds.
Sugar The market is we'll supplied with
this article and prices are easier. We quote
\. Orleans fair in hhds. -. #3@
do prime and choid de.. 5{@ 81
do fair i4 bbls. :. -. q 6
do fine do. ..b a Z
\. 0. and ST. l. buis loaf and
crushed -. -. 8 @1O
Boston and New York do :. .1p3@113
CofTee--Thcre is an abundant supply instore,
and the demand is active. Good Rio is now
held at l21a @13lkc; Laguyra l4415c; Java
16@19c
Molasses-sales at 2l@o4c ? gallon for
common New Orleans; Sugar House 30@
moderate demand. |
Flour-The advance in breadStut tfs in other
markets has not been without effect here |
The stock in this market is small, and opera
tions are confined TO the retail trade. Sales |
fine at S7@8, prices firm.
Salt--Sack Salt which had been for some !
months very scarce is now plenty. 1t is now
sold at 50 IS for fine, aud 50 90 for coarse
Bbl. 40c per bushel.
Candles-Good tallow candles command !
Ia; Sperm 43@ 45c3 Star 24@25c p 10.
Whisky-Commbn rectifed .20623c; do
Pixies Magnolia -L@25; Harpers 23@25c; |
Lincoln 30@35c; Robertson county 35@40c,
Monorgahela 800 45c; Bourbon 35d45c; Rye
i0@5oc: Irish and Scotch $2@3 50.
Feathers--In demand at S4@35c for good
ivelgcese
Grain Wheat 81 p bush; Corn 4o@45c;
OATS so; Rye CO.
Rags-3c in demand.
Tallow-Rendered 8; not rendered. DC.
Fish-Markerel, No. l. $22@-R bbl; No.
}, s14@16, No. 3, $12 5O@14
Ginseng GIN demand at 2o@25c p b.
Seeds-Clpver 6 so; Timothy 50 256e
90; Millett SlI; Flax Seed, p 56 lbs. 81;
Mustard. p ib. &C.
Provisions Bacon hams, 6l5 @Tc; sides,
ibbed, 43l as; Beef &c; Pork 4@6c; But
er 10@12ia; Lard 7Isc; Meal p bushe,
Eo@5o; Eggs 13c; Potatoes, Irish 6o@S1;
: sFruits--Apples, 4recn, p Dbl. s2@2 so:
Iried p bushel, 65@75c; Peaches do. 9o@
2 90.
live stock---Hogs. p 100 net. So 90;
'eeves, do. $4@5; Sheep q head, 81 so;
yows and Calves S20ta4O.
Leaa-Pfg % 100 lbs, S9; Bar p Ii 7@@
!; Sheet 10c,
Leatlier--S3le, Tennessee 22@24c; Cincinnati
.7c: Upper p doz. I$18@26; Harness p fb.
'2@25c; Calfskins 5R doz., S27@36; Bride
;27@B6; Slyirting u ID. 25@30c; Hemlock
ole, 25@26c
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DIED.

In this county on Saturday the 25th inst,
Mrs IDA SouTHwdRTH, wife of Mr.. Isaac
Southworth, and daughter of the late Major
William Smith Of Cane Creek.
Her father, who was native of Eirgnia,
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Choice Stock

NeR, uoores s. Wright, in their
new brick, are receiving a superb as
sortment of superior spring and sum
mer Goods, which they offer at the
loves market price. Give them
call and examine.
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@n>Rp = -, ssasn.

" Ehave full llsuppv Of CooFIXc- srovns.
OF all brands which we will sell at
Nashville prices, with carriage added.
NEIL, MOORES d WRIGHT
Nov II. 1850
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30 Business Notice; mr

~ The Pbst-Ofice TistoF Lettsrsis pub
lished the Fryettsrille O5sfrfer. in compliance
with law ofsiCongressl which provides that it
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST CIRCULATI0S. +Ezls
fCT Advertisements milstb be handed into the
0aioe by Ttesi1ay lnorpiag, to insure an appear
ance IN the following Paper.
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For Rent

For Rent
During the year 1854, the lower
room, with cellar, Of the 0Jseroer
building. For terms, etc, apply at
this Office.
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CHAIN PUMPS.

TNHE best IN use --of any sizes
Il vtished--warrantedt to work web x
--for shle and put up 10 order in any 60
part OF the county. Come and see.
a. 3. KNOTT.
dan u. 1ss4-1r.
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Money Received

OF A5ner Sized, of IN nionville,
Tenn, 50, on subscription.
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SPINNING FACTORY is King Ne
4 U.lrzlS Nu.nrf.-l

oio iiiiiNi az - " .@A- n Sa>-sO-J lo~-@l
lin full blast
SPINNING FACTORY is MAX: :ugN
yarns, warranted.
MACHINE SHOP, in which almost all
kinds of Iron or Wood work is done; Gins, Gin
geering, wood or iron: all Iron work for mills,
Wheat fans and ThrasherS; AL kind of Mil or
Gin repairing done to order. Iron TurninE of
all descriptions well executed Lathes of differ.
eut styles. &c. sthe Iron framed Ginl are in
general use. we say but WORD or two about
them: They cannot be exc4lle,l for fast pick
ing, good Int and durability, They are well
protected from heating by runlpg. If you
want a Gin, buy good one: Then you get the
worth of your money, and that eanbe had from
us. We deliver our Gins, Wheat Fans and
Thrashers give the purchaser time to try them,
and if they do not give satisfaction, return them
at our expense We warrantail of our work
Our motto H. no Cure no Pay. Wd
have spared RI pains in procuring the best of
Workmen and Materials -etf prices moderate
and terms easy. We car at ALI times be found
three miles Nlrth of Athens llimestbue Coun-
ty, Ala. All orders proipplyattended TO-
Address, j. HAY rs & Co.
Athens, Ala
Col. D. R. Smith has one Of our Gins and
Cast Iron running Geer, to which we refer
March 30-12m j. NH 6 Co.
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NeatIr Printel Blanks.

-zIa for sale at our desk-ckeep.
fLrAdvettkement4 are inserted in the or,
der iaMhioh they are handed IN
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.,q'l.row Pi.ysic to tI.e Dog>."

even of twenty years standing, yi4,ds at once
tdthe magic charms o. this truly astonishing
and external combination. Al PERSONS affect
ed with Gout, Rheumatic Pains, SIM Joints
C9utracted aud Distortsd Limbs, lump Back
caused by muscular contractiUns, and loss of
nervous energy, habitual cramps and spasns,
lois of muscular motions, spinal irritation.
TFalzaess in the small of the back deep seat
ed pains and soreness IN the breast, stomach,
siae and IONS, wasting away and shrinking OF
my Of f he limbs and MUSCLES, are All speedily
aHd permanently dlred BY the use bf one bot
le OF IthiS rnedicirc.
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Ncs,Fa FaESic Pains.

a EinkEDg at the stomach, palpitation Of the
heart, sick and nervous headache, cold feet,
pains in the bowels (and stomach, colic &c,
can all be Immediately cured by rubbing the
external surface with small portion Of the
highly concentrated medicinal compound. I
'E'sIe External Remedy for MAN
is destined to create new era in medical
science. The wonderfully constructed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-30

For sale in Nashville hv
J. p DROAIGOOLE,
Only Agent, No, II, College street.
And for sale in Fayetteville by McEtroy s.
Nchimey, and Diemy d Hampton.
Dec. %. 1S53-1v.
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MacIaine Of Man

easily ileranged, and the slightest interference
at headquarters Ghe stomach iuterferes with
the functional duties Of either one of its or
sanS, producing an unnatural and unhealthy
condition of man throughout.
Then why drag cut a miserable cxisteRce,
by gor4ing yourself with "a dose of medicine
every hour" just because it is prescribed by
one Of the regular btilt?'' Beware, Young
lady, Young man, Of SO much poisonous IiIin-
eral stuff -
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March 80. 1854
SSS NMNSA>

WI Z undersigned would respectful
ly announce to the public that all - -.
he machinery at Swan Factory Is 80. Z,
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FFot,,ers and Fathers.
slhysicinn EEenI YoWrseIr.
Ciarpnic RI.esalnatis,n

is cured in all cases, by using z this me dicine
Ye who are using your crutches, hobbling
along through this troublesome world with a
"stitdh iH the side" and "cat5h IN the b.,cl, .
will find certain and permanent relief in this
ExteFnal Medicine.
If there beany suchin the town OF Fayette-
Vile and surrounding country, we adfno,iish
You to 90 to our gent and procure pamphlet
and bottle of the Chinese Rheumatic Anti
dote Pit up in large Bottles, with simple and
plain direttions, and sold at SO % per bottle;
two 0ottlgzafor - GO.
A. S. YOUATT @' co. Proprietors, Mai
den Lane, " Y, to whom all orders should be
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The French Government has
contracted for 100000 bullets,
to be delivered by the 1st of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
4 JAPANESE LETTER.

Tie Utica Herald has been furnished WIN the ioi-
lowing COPY of the letter Of the japanese authorities
to Com. Perry on his return to the ISLANDS ia''
winter:
0Tba return of your E1cellency as ambassador
so, tba Tn;ted states TO this Empire has been ex-
ea,sd .ecoTding 10 the letter OF his Majesty the
P,s.ident which letter your Excellency delivered
last year 10 his Majesty, the Emperor OF Japan. II
ia n1te Impossible 10 give satisfactory answers al
onee 10 ali the proposals of your Government, since
,bsa POINTS are ost positively forbidden By the laws
~ our Imperial House; but for us to continue bi2o-
an, attached 10 the ancient laws seems 10 mlunder
sa1d The spirit of the age and we wish rather 10
form 10 what necessity requires. At the visit of your
F,celleney last year, his Majesty the former En-
reror was sick, and is noT dead.
Since his Majesty the present Emperor has as
eepdsd the throne, the many occupations demanding
his care in the consequence thereof not yet fin
shed and there il time 10 settle the o,hor business
thoroughly; moreover his Majesty the new Emperor
at bis accession to the throne promises TO the princes
and high officers Of the empire to observe the laws
il ia therefore evident that he cannot now brins
about any alteration in the ancient laws. LIST az
tumn Of the departure Of the Dutch ship the snpesh
tel dent of the Dutch trade in Japan w =.
inform your Government of this event. anc reply !.
writing has been received. AtNagssaki me husahs
Ambassador recently arrived TO commumcais -
Of his Government; he has since LEI! tnai pm
cause no answer would be given TO any nso e. s
might communicate similar wishes luz ~ a !
admit the urgency and shall snttrsiy comply wiz se
proposals. Of your Govsrpmsa' s"noe'u'Hs s''''
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Nopr AcrpyA PoLIcE OTFIcEE.-In IhurSfsy
IL, n, In. q c.rt residing in sprns near Mercer y
Win liz vic ~ Rrosdwsy thsr return hens from tbs
fhe.ts shsn shout crossing me street ' ss
SnIe ss...d hand from that Of the mother sas
sxsd middle ofhe street 's IL ss.'5es 2, as
PtSS IA. saved from sBost certain desta y zoe
hs and humanity Of Police Officer knapp sensa q
Of Sessions WHO happened 70 Be passing y tns
"a. s the ehid sssppg her By the arm VII one nshe
"a ks rsns the hsIses with tie CHEF sad "a
eorv,yed safely the ddevsk. receiving iof ns
,rcrtby oct the heartfelt thanks Of tbs psFe,<
TIE LATE CossPIRAcr AsD ExIogrios CAN
90, "a o h. - fpe ssed the signing Of the does@ent ~
Mr Dsvs promisinz give the cetsedAnt ftsnes ~
sstsiacfion for ipsalftsg ks wife asss'sh 10
be rendered today.
FousD DgowsED.-Yesterdsy the bosy OF young
female with black hair ssd dsesnty dressed 80 fos,s -
ing In the Atlantic Dock The body o. an scosss
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