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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28

John 0'NEILL, Broad street near 9th
y has just received the following Works: /
Able MAC-GEOGHEGAN'S History of ireland.
Price So. - -t-5
TH0s. MONEYS History of Ireland, CLOTH vol.
Price So 7 -
THos. MONEYS do do q vols. $3.50
Do do 80" do do sheep, 2 vols "a
LINGARD'S England, by Burke. So
WILLY REILLY and his Dear Cooen Bawn. 75c.
O'CONNELLS SPEECHES, by his son John,
vols $4. '4s'tiit -'eS- ~'- p -
THE CROSS and Shamrock. &c.,.
CATHOLIC History of America, by T. D.. MCGEE.
so cts. 80 - 49, 49, So 2
LIFE of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. SOC. 55..5-5f1
POPE & MAGUIRE'S Discussion 75c
THE PROPHET Of the Ruined Abbey. Soc.
REV. DIR. CAHILL'S WORK. SOC.
REEVES BIBLE HISTORY. Soc. . g. -
LETTERS on the Spanish Inquistion. Soc
Together with a select assortment of PRAYER Books
Beads, Medals Crucifxes, Sacred Pictures, &c. -
de 3-lt~ Next door to Broad st. Hotel.
ErEMALE COOK FOR SALE.--A gcnfie-
L declining housekeeping, has authorized us
to sell for him, Negro Woman, who is an excellent
Cook, &c. PHILIP M. TABB L SON,
Office on Governor street
de 28-St between Main and franklin streets.
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THE NORTHERN LIGHT.-This steamer, the de.
tention of which was published yesterday, still
les at Now York. 1t is understood that two Uni.
ted States Deputy Marshals will go out to Nicara.
qua in her tosee that there are no arms on board.
About 90 persons, including Capt Tinklepaugh,
the commander of the vessel, have been arrested,
and will be examined before the United States
Commissioner. - - -.t-Lt. n. .--.-8 - - u
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NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH-On Monday night
a supper was given at Rover Hotel Norfolk, to
Lieut. Gov. McGomas. Among the guests present
were G.. p. r. James, Esq, British Consul and
DIR. Mallory, the delegate from Norfolk The meet.
ing held together until an early hour Christmas
morning, and was enlvened by toasts, songs, and
speeches. The Julien Minstrels were to give a
last night for the benefit of the Norfolk or
phans. Christmas was a duh, gloomy and rainy
day. Corn is quite active in the Norfolk market,
with full supply. White'is quoted at 81; yellow
3d. and mixed 80. Five cargoes arrived on Wed
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WILLIAMSBURG AFFAIRs-Robert Saunders
Esq, has been reelected Mayor of Williamsburg
drove of 300 hogs from Monroe county recent
ly arrived at Williamsburg intended for food at the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum. s5-.-. q sas 1853
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Manchester.

We have recently seen plan for grading the
streets Of Manchester, prepared by Mr.. WILLIAM
PERCIvAI, Civil Engineer. of this city 1t seemed
to be very perfect including all of the present cor
porate limits of the town. We understand the
whole Of the streets may be graded according TO
this plan for the small sum Of $4,000, so near al
ready is the town to a proper grade. 1t is wise
and prudent thus to settle at the grade of the
streets to avoid all trouble in future and facilitate
improvements. 80 80 s,,tsft ,,..sr. ,,..s7vs-r
We saw yesterday handsome map of building
lots in Manchester, which are to be thrown into
market, we suppose, at some early day. This
looks wen and encouraging for our neighbor town
If she had but the advantage of a free bridge
across James River she would grow more rapidly
than any other town in the State. ..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28

In Portsmo nth, fifty delegates have been appoint.
ed to the Southern Commercial Convention which
meets in Richmond on the Both January SIS
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Sailing Of. the Northern Lfuht.

NEW YORK, Dec 27th.-The steamer Northern
Light sailed last night at midnight, having obtain
ed the permission of the District Attorney Two
Government vessels accompanied her down the
Bay, to see that no other passengers went ON
hoar ID
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~ A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John C,
McCnbe, of Hampton, Va. - f.fsTl q - *,

. y. - .s..sF HAMILTON, VA, sOct. 10, IB55,
Having had occasion to use BAKERS PREMIuM
BIrTERs in my family within the last two yeais, in
of dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these disre Is
ing msladies with so dgnal success as this. have
ever carefully avoided recommending any ofthe vsri-
Gus nostrums with which the country 10 flooded, be-
causeI believe in majority of cases. they do mora
harm than good but a. Bakers sBitters have been
tried under my Immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results do not feel Il liberty with
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD Co. and Druggists
generally. sofff 2 " oc 80
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Hon. John Bruce, of Kentucky native of
Mecklenburg county, Va, died in Washington
Sunday evening, IA, sJtA 80 ~ e.. as ID (
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MO NEY MATTERS.

STERLING RILLS--l040 l04 ~ cent. premium.
Observation-Disclosures ExcHANeE.I Checks on
the chief sNorthern cities selling at y cent. pro-
MUM. Large Northern City Bank Notes, par
Uncurrent Bank Notes-or rather notes not Banka-
Notes Of the Exchange Bank of selden, Withers
Co, ~ cent. discount and of the Trans Allegheny
Bank ~ cent. discount t&i 5s5 ysl.4ffts,
The notes of the Bank of Kanawha, Maiden are not
taken by the Brokers sFgi< 4 sz4sl.s7gf -
The following are " cent discount with the Bro
Martinsburg, and Manufacturers and Farmers Bank.
Of Wheeling, and all the Wheeling bank notes.
South Carolina IS and upwards .............3 dis
Geofgla. dis
Alabama State Bank. dis
Bank of MOBILIZE. ~ dis
II 90 dis
kentucky ...s............. 1T dis
Ohio. ..... sdiA
All solvent small notes except Fredereisbars Cor Cor
poration, taken by the brokers at " cent dis.
fredericksburg are down to 3 y cent. dis, x
MUM. New premium 9 Z l.ll. .s.'.'x1 s8i
-. CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP, *
BEES. 5o04 y cwt gross, which Is s70s net
iRfe6,das.-ssseas7 y hpnared--very scarce and in
SHEEP Mutton, sells for *aso05 piece or
$s045e cwt gross for ordinary and superior sheep
- - 5,ase ..FREIGHTS $50 80
1geRsa IL ss r. ss sss ss sps
of Flour. Several just discharged viii leave for south
ID pnS6SMaEEs11c-Freishssdai At the following mites.
Coal, apton. =. ..$2 20 sss4s s. 30 ! sssl7s 50
1G no' box a 20 e, = 20
Coal to Baltimore s, centa per bushel Flour i5c p
harrel.tB tyssashsaA 81 -. a-Lz--.aas fss FSkF 4
s,ss sales Of stocks In Richmond. ag5.z',
Asp''e1 = ''A D b. saes III less - 's''sS
yireina per cents 81 years 70 run no sales 1t the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28
Later from Mexico

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 25-The steamer Texas
has arrived here, with dates from Mexico to the
18th inst. Alvarez had resigned the Presidency,
and retired to the South. Comenfort had succeed.
ed him, and appointed new Ministry !, ,Is5.
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MARRIED,

.-a4n -. - ta'sqer MARRIED. sS ross g.
On tae 10th inst, by Rev. Dr. Howell Mr. JOHN
P. HARLOW and Miss LILLAlA. EDDENS, all of
this city. = ~ r. : =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28

TAuctlom NOtice..-Having retained pOs-
session Of the large warehouse 18th street.
ly occupied By N, we are prepared = receive con-
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description Of Merchandise. The premises are
very central and comnodious, and goods can be ad
ysnfaseously exhibited Terms liberal, and prompt
returps rendered. - - al,ssss.s- - s5.srt' -. -
do 2i---n = KENT FAME Eco, Aucts.
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a. great Picture Gale
~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank IL
known TO be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab-
hshment south Of the Potomac river. Citizens and
establishment whore they may obtain Hkcnosses In
every known style Of the ant from the smallest 10 the
largest dse Tbs ladies' win DO well b cab and lock
Maches Velvet ana Morocco Cases before purchasing
eisewAere.ssS assavs md fsA.W. OSBORNE,
% u ser6 i ays.s Sim Of the American Flag,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28

aEaa Csne Daxaerr stypea.r
PWWEAS DUKE arc SIN famishins their custom
EN- With the never failing pseuefrectypes for 80 etc
with AmhTotypes or Giass Pictures Asfmeticaliy
sealed between two elaeF bot they are still taking
their world -renogned flssh Tint Ds8uereotypes
snd which hsvs received the highest praise both on
thcircheepuess nd durahilty q n zss fssS do ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28

" RemOvnl...Dr. Warning has removed
his Office to two doors below Trinity Church. Franklin
street. where he may be found at all times when not
absent professional business no 2e-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28

II SoutoerD Ia
The Southern anl sou estfn o
Convention, at sheie - eien In G eAca
.nro,nted cowmir1s to- sterhaine ~ N
time and place - Xxi so6non. N-s.s
That committee, by joint action with our owr
..s,,rcna and tho Board of Trade, have called Z
meeting Of thls,C Conversion, % The 3Qth January
next. In Richmond In pursdahce 81 this Arrange
ment. the following Circular has been adopted BY
the Invitation Committee: ~ =. a u, 7, IN
!. ~ ssd estxs n RicHMosp, Dec. IL lasA
pear sir. The committee appointed BY the last
Southern and Seathwsstefal Conmere,ai Sonseution
select the place end tx the time er ~ acxI 90
sion having announced their secepssnce q an INVITA-
ton TO meet IN the city Of ~ y ~ w
citireps sns Rorrd of Trade Of Richmond, wsre Of
vour m The subjects connected with ts move
Inentl cordially invite yog sttenaance and partici-
we also request that you will ake such early ac-
ton es will ENSURE the appointment of full delesa-
ZION from Your city. ssi fse, ii ,8e s}-s.s.is
! sea = HoRAcE L. KENT, n 4-efs rsYe.i
.fs!. JAMES LYONS, E 1 -, .ss.f.- ~
- HESRy c. CARELL, j | f,,,.J of r.,;,,,;,.
Jos. r. ANDERSON, " 'r''s'"''.
JAMES II. GRANT,
@'zF siA4 EAvipJ BURR, ta2t&' s't-tli si-a
This Circular has been sent to all the prominent
POINTS and persons in the Southern and South
western States as far as the information Of the
Cosnmittee would enable them to extend the invi-
tation. We are requested to call upon the papers
in these States, and in our own State, to give the
utmost publicity to this Circular. All cities, towns
and counties In these States are requested to send
delegations relying upon cordial reception, al.
Though perchance a special circular should not
ressh them. p ezA ~ .fssss.st ~ sstsrs sfagfsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28

~ Indies, Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonzng toothache aud the horrors of the dental
forceps, by the habitual of DowDENs DENTAL
FLUID. 1t prevents the formation of tartar removes
all acrid secretions restores the gums beautiful
RED and healthy condition, imparts whiteness to
the teeth, refreshing aromatic favor to the mouth
and BREATH is recommended by the principal dentists
any preparation in use. For sale by Purcell Ladd 4
Co., Bennett Beers; Adie & Gray and all druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-28

V Choice Old LiQuors.-.Brandy, Dark
and Pale some very choice IS. o. r.. brand, vintage
1880. .s.,s - - 4 -. e -.
Choice old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines IL
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, something extra -,
Old Jamaica and ST. Crox Rum S't
Scheidam Holland Gin g. 1855 'sa+ 80 re- -
. Old Bourbon, Sunmerdean and Mountain Rye
Whiskey - fsaY3S5 At sse <3t,sssH E4sa q - -
With q full assortment of other Liquors. Cordials
and Cigars. For sale by DUDLEY 4 CO, j.
de 10-1m* ~ Main at
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wMark the. Improvement.--Hobson, Of

EMark the Hobson, Of
the American Shaving Saloon, is furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore BEEN and viii continue to be, the
all who want agreeable Shave, or their Hair cut
IN style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees. Go, then, Hobson
and get clean, nice shave, your hair becoming
style, and take good Hot Cold Shower Bath, and
Won will come AWAY hatfar and Nisar a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE.
TOWN EOLLEGE

Corner Of f dtd Ttceifth SITS, WdShiagsoH
TsNhE next Annual Course Of Lectures Will COM
= mence on Monday, the 5th OF November and
end in March following.
FACULTY:
NOBLE YOUNG, VI. D., Professor Of Institutes and
Practice of NJ edcine.
LoDOARDo HOWARD, NJ. D., Professor OF Oh.
stetrics and the Diseases OF Women and Chill
dren.
JOHNSON ELIOT, Nj. D., Professor of ANATOMY
JAXEs E. MORGAN, NJ. D., Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence and Hygiene
J. NJ. SNYDER, NJ. ID Professor Of Surgery
BENZ. +. CRAIG, NJ. D.. Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Physiology.
GEO. G: SCHAEFFER, Nj. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics
JOHNSON V ID. MIDDLETON NJ ID Demonstrator
Of OfAnatOmy
~, Ioi iuiI course ..............,.s.Sg0 90
Matriculation, paid only CIce....... 5 %
GRADUATION. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 90
Demonstrator's ticket....... ................... 10 %
The Preliminary course will commence Octo-
Der lst and continue until November 5th
Lectures free to Medical Students
The Lectures will be delivered durinr the af-
ternoon and evening. Tnis time " lecturiny has
been customary IN the College since its establish
ment, and is found to be advantageous to the stu
dent. FLODOARDO HOWARD MD
Dean, No. 3x2 + street north
Gu Gu4-lawtNov5
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she pressed her trembling lips to h, fore.
mead, and went from the drawing room H.
hight step kept its even fall until she rsacheS
her room: She waited on the threshold nrt;i
she heard the heavy street door close sft.r
him, and then falling across the bed, her pent
up anguish was set free, and she shook as i, in
a convulsive at.
"God!" she said, ss she rose and kpeIt
beside the bed, "Thou who didst reveal 70 Ia.
eanishing Hagar and ner perishing child IN.
tresh, glad-water in the wildernessSThou who
dldst send thine Anointed 10 bring 70 life the
dead boy of the Shunamite, what is gav sin.
that Thou hidest Thyself from me7" Ny God,
my dCd why has Thou forsaken me p aud
win deep, half-shrieking moan, she fell to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09

a EILLAN.-We mentioned on Friday. in
the Bulletin, that the body of a little girl had
been hOating In the Schuylkill at the Arsenal
wharf. The Coroner held an inquest and a
verdict of found drowned was rendered. A
correspondent sends Us a statement concerning
this matter, which We think calls for an inves-
tlgatioa by the police. We refrain from Civ
ing the names Of the parties, but We have
them In our possession. II seems that some
time lastweek a man living in the old District
of Moyamensing. beat his little daughter most
unmerclfully, for accidentally breaking bowl
or saucer at the table. II is ALLEGED that he
beat the child about the head aud body IN a
brutal manntr, and then turned her out of the
house. This poor creature, il is said. is tho
child who was found drowned in the Schuyl-
XIII. The parents, the reports Say, made DO
Efforts TO discover the child when il was miss
ing, and WHOM her death was ascsrtained, the
other children were ordered t. 60 about their
work as usual, aud the body was not even
brought homo. Our correspondent saws THAI
for years this same brute has made his chill
dren 80 bare-sUoted ia The coldest weather.
although he owned several houses, and coula
well afford TO make his family comfortable
We hope the police will investigate the facts,
and that if the truth IF the story is confirmed,
that sush a brute will be made an exampIs
of.-PhlladeLpti0 BHLLettB.
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GRAND FIREF.ENs AND CIVIC
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
THE
Fr a n K lin z ire G. o III pany,

WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
'ENRE members of the Franklin Fire Company
u take pleasure in announcing to oh@%-
the Firemen, their friends ana thesga- ~
public generally that they have chartered Ine safe
ana commOdious steamer Geo. WASHINGTON and
will give Grand Excursion and Pic Nic TO the
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION on WEDNES-
DAY, August I'D.
The Company pledge themselves that no trouble
or expense Will be spared to make this one Of the
most pleasant, gay, and r6chsrchs Excursion Of
the season.
a celebrated Cotillon Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
Dinner and Supper will be furnished by an ex-
perienced caterer.
For the accommodation of those persons who do
not wish to spend the whole day down the river
the boat Will make two trips.
Leave Georgetown at 8 O'Clock Washington at
., Navy Yard at Ok, Alexandria al TO-
Afternoon leaves Washington at 2H, Alexandria
at 81 O'Clock.
Returning, will leave the White House at 8 and
and 10 o'clock p. III.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies'
IL, TO re had of the Committee of Arrangements
ana at Tire boat on the morning Of the Excursion.
COMMITTEE Of ArTdn gs1ie1tS
hoOt Doyle, Williamson,
q + Crossheld, J h Medley.
l. X Thomas, PJ Newman
VI Hough, Alex TAFT.
Jno Coumbe, Z EckloE
Gu 3-law2w&6td
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Tzs BooNRkAsG.-Thisc curious weapon. De-
culiar TO the natives Of Australia, ha. often
proved q puEIler 10 men Of science. IL is n
piece Of curved wood, nearly an the form of q
crescent, from thirty t. forty inches long,
pointed Ct both ends, and the corner quite
sharp. The mode of using il isquits as singular
as the weapon. Ask black t. throw il 80 ,s
to fall at his feet, and away il goes full forty
yards before him, skimming along the surface
at three or four feet from the ground, when it
will suddenly rise in the air forty or sixty feet,
describing curve. and finally drop az the feet
of the thrower. During its course it reyolyes
with great rapidity, as on pivot with a whiI-
zing noise. 1t is wonderful that so barbarous
and degraded people should have invented
SO singular weapon, which sets laws Of nro-
gressiOn at defiance. 1t is very dangerous for
an European TO try to project 1t at any object,
as II may return and strike himself. In a ma
tive's hand it is a formidable weapon, striking
without the protector being seen; like the
lrishman's gun, shooting around a corner
equally as straightforward. Ii was invented
to strike the kangaroo, which animal is killed
by it with 4 certainty, and though a copse in
tervene between the hunter and the animal
the boomerang comes around the corner and
breaks his legs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-09

Those wHo MANAGE THE WAR-The West
minister Review, discussing the Eastern War,
says the highest military appointment is the
reward OF political power, and not Of merit.
The Minister Of War, Lord Panmure, possesses
little knowledge Of the matters which be is
called upon TO direct, and the Master General
OF Ordnance, Sir Thomas Hastings, who is
now eighty-twO years old, is not qualified by
Knowledge or experience to fll the position be
occupies. As an instance Of his incapacity,
tee on small arm, about the neU Mime mode
OF yIai1g shawiDy hat he did not even know
lat the Mimic invention was bullet and not
groove; and it is related hat the Minister
of War, hearing that the RUssia.'s had made
use Of thirty-two Founders at Inke. mann, Or
dered thirty-tWo pound long gun battery
equipped for service, and did not find out, pm
til it was discovered that they were too heavy
for practical use, that the Russians had used
only light thirty-two pound hOwitzers.
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Ee-gwa-gon, the Little Wing.
From the Detroit Free Pres I

Among the sachs1ns, chiefs, headpen and
Warriors OF the tribes now assembled In conn
cll In this city, is ke-way-o-sung the .on OF
the famous old Chippewa chief Ne-gwa-gon.
the friend of our people, whose memory ia
held In high esteem, not oply by the red N men,
put ey all OF our people who knew him. He
mas long since passed away 70 the happy hunt
ing grounds Of bis fathers
DurlhS the last war with England many Of
the red men on this frontier offered their ser
vices TO the United SLates but from a mistaken
policy the Government declined the offer. The
restless young braves could not be kept quiet.
and joined the enemy. Ne-gwa-gon, tfen a
man OF middle age, remained a steadfast
friend, and, as far a. permitted, took up the
tomahawk for tho Che-mo-ke-mun. one OF
his sons fell fighting our battles, at Monsuago,
and the great chief adopted the late Austin
Z. Wing, Esq., as his son in place of tho de-
ceased.
When the eremy had taken possession Of tbe
country, Ns-gwa-gon, with bis family and
oand; retired TO bis hunting ground on the
maitland near Mackinac. He planted his
small American flag in his camp in the woods.
and lived by the chase. The British command,
Ing Othcer at Mackinae sent an officer and ff-
teen men 10 take away the Tag. The officer.
with his party, found the chief alone: his
band were hunting. $'I have come. +" said
the oficer, :" to take away that flag; it /. tho
VA ttO anu must not uY
mere. The Saganash alone now own the coun-
try"
Ne-gwa-gon WAS ore Of the fnost speciman,
OF humanity; he was over six feet in height.
straight as the oaks Of his own forest, with
powerful muscular development, and with a
manly countensnce and bearing. lie was
man OF strong intellect, and possessed the ros-
olutlon and courage of lion.
The old chiefs dark eye flashed az the de-
mand for his Sag he rose 10 HE feet strobe
forward 10 his flag lowered it, and winding it
round hls left arm, drew his tomahawk from
his belt, ssd turning 10 the officer be sternly
said :" "Sasinash, Ne-gwa-gon Is the friend Of
tho Che-IeO-ke' mum; be has bus one fss and
one heart If you take one you shall take the
OtheI.' Then giving a tremendous war
whoOp-the signal fer his braves 20 assemble
he looked steTnly and silently ut the officer,
who began tO think that . discretion was The
tNtter part of vslOr," and hastily retired TO
his boat and returned 10 Mackinac
The gallant old chief rehoiSted his Gag, and
kept 1t flying TO the end Of the war.
After the peace, he once a year with his
family, visited this city, with two large and
beautiful bark canoes, the stars and stripes
flying at the stern OF each. Gen Cass never
failed to reward his integrity with abundant
supplies, and, among other things, two new
hags, which hoated In triumph over his wig
wan In the wilderness till the spirit Of he
old warrior departed to join the countless my
rIads of his race beyond the great western
rivers.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS HALL
Il BROTHER.

RARtCH HALL, surviving partner OF Isaac
- Hall, having the 2Sth day OF February
1855, assigned TO the undersigned all the stock In
trade and debts of the firm OF Hall L Brother, to
be applied to the full satisfaction OF certain debts
liabilities, and engagements OF said firm OF Ha0
4 Brother, and tae surplus to pay and distribute
rateably among such OF the remaining cred
itoTs Of said firm shall within SIX months from
liver to said Baruch Hail fun and absolute re-
leases OF all Indebtedness to them respectively by
said Barlch Hal, surviving partner as aforesaid
tors of said firm Of Hall Brother, or said Baruch
Hall, surviving partner, may desire to partici-
pate in the benefit OF said assignment to execute
and deliver to said Baruch Hail fun and abs dilute
releases aforesaid, within the period OF six
months from aid 18th day Of February, 1856.
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee
10 Il--aof AuOlsfh