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land yVarrassss! E.Atsaf Warrants!
THOSE volunteers who have applied through me
L for their Land Warrants, will obtain them AZ
soon as tiev come to hand, by calling on VIM. II
Green, Esq, Mt the American PARROT Office, Clinton
La., and paying the stipulated fec.
Julyl4 WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
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FOR SHERIFF,


rg-We are authorized to announce GEORGE
G. COMSTOCK, ESQ, as candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff of the Parish Of East Feliciana at the
ensuing November election. je30te
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THE AMERICAN PATRIOT
apdidates for November EIection.

FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
n~we are authorized to announce JAMES B.
seyenth Judicial District
Clinton, July Z, 1856.
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C. NJ. SMITH, Tor some person or persons duly
authorized by him) is alone authorized to settle up
all the business Of the firm of Smith & Anderson
C. NJ. SMITH,
JOHN ANDERSON.
January II, 1865.
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NGtaGG.
In the matter of the Succession Of Elijah Stafford
deceased-No. 2347.
IL PERSONS having claims against the above
n succession, will present them to my Attorney
John NJ. Roberts, for inspection, any person or
persons oweing said succession will please make i'm
mediate payment to me as administrator.
jy2S RICHARD STAFFORD.
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NNtice of Copartncrship.
EMANUEL ROGILLIO became partner in our
IL business in Clinton on the 18th inst. The bus
mess will hereafter be conducted under the name
and style of MILLS, CLEVELAND & Co.
April II, SO MILLS 4 CLEVELAND
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DiSsOIultiOIa Of COlfsl rtmerssstp.
THE Copartnershp of SMITH & ANDERSON,
L for carrying on the Blacksmithing Business, in
the town of Clinton, was dissolved on the 3lst of
December, 1854, by limitation.
C. NJ. SMITH,
JOHN ANDERSON.
January 10th, 1856.
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Fn- seawt ti'' list .yaMuarv. 1856,
THE UPPER PART OF THAT LARGE AND
l commodous building on the corner opposite to
the "burnt row." having two rooms and an en-
trance from the street to each. Apply at this
Office. je30
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EW El4Rl
- A small lot of Jewelry, comprising of Ear rings.
Breast, Cuff and Scarf pins, Finger Rings, Fob and
Vest Chains, Lady and Gents Gold pencils pens,
&C., for sale by /. n. LEMON.
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NissOlNtiO,n eli C0partmcrship.

hVIsSOHNtHOlE Oh VUEFstEJAEfFEM{We
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
L Thomas j. Worsham and James NJ Dixon in
the Hotel business in Clinton, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 25th inst.
Thomas J. Worsham will continue the business
on his own account, and respectfully socits con.
tinuance of the patronage of the public.
3t- THOMAS j. WORSHAM,
apes JAMES NJ DIXON.
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Notice.
THE June aportionment has been received; say
L one thousand and eight dollars, (Sl0OS) to be
divided between lOl9 children and is subject to the
drafts of the School Directors.
aug4 A. w. DELEE, Treasurer
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Il. &. EAzssii .sg,.s's

DlCTURES taken on whole plates Or OF any
L other size down to the smallest setting, for
rings or pins. Likcnesses of Infants and family
Groups taken by a "Quick Worker Old
Pictures or Paintings copied, and satisfaction given
in all cases or no sale.
POST MORTEM PICTURES taken at short no.
tice when conveyance is furnished
Apparatus, Stock and Chemicals for sale, and
Instructions carefully and thoroughly given in the
art at liberal rates.
Please call and examine specimens.
jackson, July 20th 1855.
DURE LIQUORS
For medicinal purposes, A fresh supply, just !
arrived, aud for sale by
LANGwORTHY Il TILDoN.
T OWEI.LS Brown and Blcached Domostics, Cot
IL tonades, and various articles fresh, for sale low
by J. G. DARMOND.
DORT MONIES
L Fancy and Plain, all sizes and qualities for sale
by !. N. LEMON.
DOCKET CUTLERY
l Superior quality, for sale by .a
In LEMON:
DENS AND PENCILS
L OF every description, for sale bv
IN LEMON
TISHING TACKLE
L Of all descriptions for sale by ...
N. LEMON.
DERFUMERY-
[ Toilet Powders, Tooth Pastes, all of the best
quality, and put up in the neatest styles, for sale
by l. n. LEMON.
CODA-For sale low, by
. jal J. G. D'ARMoND.
VVHEAT BRAN-For sale by
w j2l JIG. D'ARMoND.
T IOUORS-An assortment for sale low, in gallons
l. or bbls, by ]. G. DARMOND.
b isl JIG. D'ARMoND.
old WHISKY-Just reed and for sale by
" j2l ]. G. D'ARMOND.
WH1TE RUM-hest quality for medicinal use,
w always to be had at ]. N. LEMONS.
TREsH GARDEN sEEDs-just received and for
/ sale by IN. LEMON.
| TRUSsEs-of all sizes and kinds, for sale by
| !. N. LEMON.
| ToILET sOAPS-fancv and plain STYLES, for sale
l by IN LEMON
HAVANA CIGARS-Extra Cigars and others,
! for sale by ie9 D'ARMOND & co.
DARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS for the hair-for
ID sale by !. N. LEMON.
DURE BEARS OIL-put up in any quantity fo'
l sale bv L. N. LEMoN.
FRESH SETDLITZ and SODA POWDERS
L prepared and sold by l. n LEMON.
| GENUINE COLOGOGNE PILIS-alwavs or
VI hand, and for sale onlp by l. n. LEMON.
| CODA-IoOO lbs superior quality, for cookin:
~ purposes, for sale by !. n LEMoN.
i DTSsEL, CLARK'S & Co.'s PURE COD LIVEI
IL OIL-for sale by /. n. LEMON.
LJAY, CORN and OATS for sale by
III jes ]. G. D'ARMO.-n.
DRIGHT'S FAMILY PRACTICE, a book suits
ID BILE for the use of every family, for sale by
fete / " LEMON.
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III AN Ana EEuAhS-
Ill lot ofgenuine Havanah Segars direct from
the importers may be found at the drug Store of
H. s. echcno Co., Brick Row. Clinton, La. al
CTRONGEST WHITE WINE VINEGAR, for
- pckling, at II. s. BEECHENO & cos,
jvl4 late saddlcr's Drug store, Clinton, La.
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j. q. D,ARmONn

June 20, 1866.
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Superior Court-Part III.
Before Hon Judge slosson and Q Jury.

ACTION AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
JUNE lt-Williom H. MelIen The Hamilton Fire
insurance Company This was action brought by
the plaintiff assignee Of Mark Orien, to
$780, amount Of policy Of insurance stock Of dry
goods in store No 2l6 Bowery destroyed By fire on the
night OF the 18th July, 1854 The defence that
subsequent insurance had been effected the stock in
the St. Nicholas Insurance Company for OF VII ch
office had been given to the company required by
the terms OF the policy also that 'he value Of stock
lees than the amount OF insurance II proved
that the policy was Issued on the 18th OF April 1884
consent for $4,000 Other nsurances in st. Marks
spd Astor Insurance Compaoes. That ths policy was
by the st Nicholas Company the 23d Of Juus
only twenty days before the fre that plsinti had
bis stock between the 18th OF April the 23d
of Juop. Also that the nsurances had been effected
through broker. who received commission from the
companies AID Who had knowledge Of all the iasuran
Th court held that for the purpose Of this trial the
broker through whom the insursnce was effected
regarded agent for the compsny for the pur
pose OF recevins notice OF the suose Insurance
and reserved the question OF Law tns decision OF the
General Term TIE jury foInd verdict Tor the pstn
tf for l06, suhjsot to opniou o. court For plain
tf Messrs William Allen Butler and J. T. Brady; for
defendants, Wakeman and Lattisg.
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T0e COMMITTEE OF the Legislature and the
building Associations.

| Building Associations.
NVsA fi'AfioS INTO TIE coNDIrIoN OF THOSE SO.
CRrIES.
e ,Co uittee OF the Legislature of Ma.sr.
Ri Jh humerson, 7. stuyvesant and John d. Dixon To
exunn condition OF the various building
iu this o'ty met yesterday afternoon at No % Cham
bern streAt In accordance with the resolution n.ss.
the last seA sion The subject much Inn
to all concea ned charges Of grave and serious M
ture have basn made against these institutions The
1rst and only whose affairs were inquired into yes
terday was the Harcm Building and Mutual Loan Asso.
cs.ion II apn sars that there is q misunderstanding
among the osce of of them who are under the
that is the object of the committee to with
draw their chsrte but Ia almost needless to state
that they have only been authorized to investigate thei
financial condi.fsn. Several members of the Knicker-
booker No ! ap,ean before the committee the other
day. supposing that tA cir officers be tried for
isman ement of the Of the society," and ex
pressed their willingness TO serve as witnesses
The committee at 'three O'clock Mr.. stnyvesant
in the chair Mr.. BeN6u, the president of the Harlem
Association who suaA pnnaed, requested to be
cused to day, he hac to attend the Grand Jury
An attachment for Elias Combs late secre
tary Of the Irving Building association he neglected
Mr.. watson was then exA mined, and testified az
follows Il am the Secretary Of the Harlem Build
irg and Mutual Loan Ao.oOA ton; l have been so
capital stock divided into 500 shares; the whole
number subscribed for and aetn ally taksn was SAX;
cancelled, by return Of Dues % M to February l. 1856
being close of third year, port Of that date
thus leaving 315h working paying shares upon each
share monthly due is coliscted Of 81 and Of the
working shares have been redeeAasdupen each of
which the of 81 50 In addition to the S. Is cove
nsned to bs paid monthly during the continuance of
the association the articles Of association pledge the
members (Which signed BY ai) to continue together
until ths sum Of $500 can be divided each share
upon which division ali securities taken upon redeemed
shares to be cancslled by tho association these
cures be cancelled before tho close OF the assoca
on at the option OF the trustees upon the payrent Of
q sum settled by the Board; havs never taken |
second mortgage on real estate the members, until the
cate of Last report have paid with great ptness
am not aware of any want Of confidence the oseers
there are stated meetings the first Tuesday in each
month at which meetings the money is publicly osrea
to the MEMBERS in Of oAns committee Of the trus
tees, called the Building Committee decide upon the
value of any property offered and tho sucency the
security We have cancelled 20 shares by return OF Dues
and, in cases. addition of per cent? this is oil
that we have been able to induce to be cancelled.
After the examination of this witness the committee
adjourned to meet again on Monday afternoon at half
past 3 clock. -a
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The CUBAN sSsanta


CORRESPONDENCE ON THE SUBJECT OF Irs DorNGs
We And in the Spanish journal published In this city
the Ccd Of June H. the folio wing correspondence
the subject Of the FUNDS entrusted to the Cubar
Junta
TO THE EDrros OF HI coMErA
forward you the following communication delivered
20 me by the SECRETARY Of the meeting Of Cubans
which tool place the sth inst in the Star snlooa Lis
p~rSrd street for the purpose Of requiring from the
Cuhsn Junta account OF their dsngs and which was
agreed to by sjorty Of the said Meeting -
rcRFIRys yALHTTE sEeRErAnY or THE NETTING
. NEW YoHK, June 10 1855.
have received she communication Of date
which YOU directed through to the Cuban Junta
Ssme OF OF reunion Of twenty Cubsus
OF fbe hr,- indvdusis of whom the present
c,mpfed. oJIy two st N the city arrival
o. the third bong expected IN the Of few
tbs pssntme ere PCT number to form quorum in
sccords nee Win the ruiz and all that can DO
on thai wall rot ort ssd s ths first eesion
whi;b the Jurtk nAy hold. PORFIEIO VALIENTE.
To Ny. 0AsPAR AsRAndRrE, Secretary.
In consequence, therefore, Of the foregoing oommun
eaton in view OF che alleged by the Secretary of
the Cn Ban Junts, and being desrous to procsed in all
things in the most prudent and legal manner possible
the individuals who eopoeei the directory of the said
setirg have determined te publish, by of your
Journal the result far obtained in order that the
Cubans who assisted at said reunion resolve ON what
they may Judge convenient. God and Lbety
FRANCISCO AGUERO E, President.
NEW York, June IL, 1855.
The CR0NICA SUSPENDED.
Under the device OF Deaths head and crossbones,
with The motto requtescdt pace the Cometa announces
the extinction Of the Spanish journal La Conic for ss
vsr years past published in this city. The Crontca Is
said to have expired from want Of funds.
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News by the Malls.

for sail boats to take place In the barbor Of
Council have offered the folio wing prizesrhe ars
silver cup worth $3.50 the second silver horn worth
$3.50, and the third 500 In money.
Edward wech, petty officer Of the rigate Constitu
ton, now at Portsmouth, N. Fl became intoxicated
few days since, and killed by fall through hatch
way.
The latest news from Fort Laramie is that the Sioux
are decidedly hostile Many robbsres OF stock &c.; are
reported.
The tobacco factories of Paul Blackburn and William
Anderson Jr In Richmond, Va, were destroyed by fire
on the 11th inst. Loss, $50 600.
Gov johnson, Of Virginia, has commuted the punish
ment of Lucy, slave, convicted OF murderns her owa
transportation beyond the limits OF the United States
The srow on the {" Great RIDGE Of the White Noun
tans said to have BEEN the first instant thirty
feet deep in some places, and in Tuckermans ravine
fifty feet deep.
On the lst Of March, the city of Clssand Ohio, con.
tanned Z, ,346 inha bitants
The largest drive that ever came down the Mernmack
river is coming into the boom In Lowell. II con-
sists Of seventeen million feet of lumber.
AL papers and letters which received at the MI
waukie Post Oce, the directions Of which not be
read by the clerks are sent to the StdeM NGM Ffag
verdict for 81 500 has been obtained In Henderson
county, Tennessee, against Rev j. R. Graves, editor Of
the TENNESSEE Bopti, for libel uttered in that paper
The psy the troops ordered out by the Governor to
ouel the nfurroct,on in Portlsnd which did not tats
place amounts to 1911 25. Tbsir rations and other
expenses swell the amount to at least $4,000.
Hon Jesse ID. Brishf President OF the Senate OF the
United States, arrived in Washington the 18th inst
bill has passed the Senate OF Connecticut, cgslisug
the performance Of marriages In that State, by clergy
men out of the State. The bill reiers to the past
well as the future for appears that the Ia are such
that all marriage hitherto performed by cIeIgymen
siding out of the State, have been invalid.
The journey men printers Of Cocinnsu have formed
themselves INTO military company, being the hrst or
esp1zaton Of the craft in the Uated states. more
rteaepy and reliable body OF for military service
than the printers, probably could not be lscted
In the Justices Court Of Boston on the 18th ias the
wnrSsps and vesty Of Christ church obtsned verdict
o. $40 damages against Raw. VIM T. 5mithett the REQ
tor for sk'ckiDs out and destreyss three pans of
coorn Of said church ths Gath Of May, - sssin
Jcssph Parks for egsilv rstssrpg the keys; ssd W
srsstJ a. Jewell for trcepsss IL forcioly catering
lie church and ringing the btus.
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JEALOUSY SUIcIpE.-Yesterday afternoon, about s
o'clock, German named John stalsp ,keeper of lager
bier faloon in Grand street, Tenth, committed
suicide by blowing out his brains 1t appears that de-
ceased who SO years of age jealous of his
wife, and the 9th Of the present month gave out that
he was going West instead Of which he remained In
New York until late at night ami then returning home
procured the assistance Of officer Thnkam and proceed
ed to lis house. On entering they discovered his clerk
young man about 20 years OF age, escaping from his
wiies bedroom. The young man was taken into custo
dy but discharged the next morning. 10
of Staen not appearing against him. Deceased finally
concluded to put end to his troubles by committing
suicide.
KILLED BY BAD LoUoR.-An inquest was held yester
day by Coroner Hanford, the body Of German drug
sist named Charles Polenberg, residing in Graham
avenue, who was found dead In bed. A postmortsm
examination was made by DR.. schspps and In accord
with his testimony verdict Of death by the of
bad liquer rendered. Deceased buried his wife the
first Of the month"; and since that time he drank to
cess.
RABp DoG-A rabd dog shot in the street yester-
day morning. by Mr.. Whippsshouse grocer, corner Of
Eighth and South Second streets.
RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.-Dennis M,Dsvitt, keeper Of
junk store In South First atreet, Union avenue,
was arrested yesterday by officer Austin, of the Sixth
police district charge OF purchasing stolen goods
from some boys. He gave bouds to appear for exsmi
nation.
CHILD DROWNED "A son, nearly five years Of age, Of
David B. sendford residing in South Sixth street. East
elm distIct) was found browne Thursday evening,
In pit that had been formed by digging sand. The
child bad missing for several hours and his wagon
found floating on the water, led to his discovery.
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Brooklyn Police Court.
CASE OF ALLEGED ASSAULT AND Battery ON A FE-
MALE By AN ASSISTANT CAPTAIN or POLICE.

JUNE 15.-Mrs. y. r. Wdson vs. Jdcob M Stigers, As
siadm Cdpiaim of Third District Police On the AFFIDAVIT
Of the plaintiff the Court held the defendant to hail In
Jury in session. The facts o. the FORTH
sre folowsN appears that little boy Of the plain
tins taken to tbe station houssby the defendant
6gbtipp with another boy IN front Of tie formers d~e
were opy playpg and the plaintiff repairing to the
station bcuse ascertain the particulars OF t,e case
she was refused sdmttance and answer 10 the qnss
,icn Of -bst her child had beep doing deaed her She
nsny gained sdmttance to tne hall, and ssi,ted &,
know her boy had been doss whom she ru lei
tsken By the srm told 90 shout her business,
showed 20 the door kiots1 and while dorn tse
thcct Der and threstoed 70 lock Eer up Aad
fnaily Violently pushed her ipto the sIett,
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Personal IntelIiRcnee.


Governor Reecsr, accompanied BY his private sssrs
tsry, G. p. Lovrey Eq, passed through thn city o.
Thursday, his return to Kansas The Journey Il is
expected, will occupy about ten days The TER torist
legislature msets the I'd Of July 1t Pawnse but viii
probably adjourn to shawnee Mission some 200 nj =,
this side OF Pawnee.
Hon. Pierre soule, late Minister To Spain, was ia
Montgomery, Ala on the 18th inst, on his way
Washington.
Gen. Quitman delivered lecture few days ags, At
Jackson, Miss before large audience In fvsr 81 ths
private conquest Of Cuba He argued that this was tne
only plan, as the attempt to purchase had iaed ana M
public conquest would be rendered barren by
cpaton Of the blacks before the island could como IN
possession Of the United States.
At the st. Nicholas-Theo Bcoresn, west snaics: n
Boyd New Orleans: r Wheeler, Chicsg,; Sam Roberta.
Philadelphia; c. Henry Boston, y. Davs Svraeuse
washinrton; 4eorrc Chspn, Providence; Mms Dumsins.
Nile pumalne Mile Bouis, and Me Gsudshcu, France.
II. x.sos fao.ss.cspt ssrisns y. NsvyiJ
S,Ssi S.S;i wisSns iSssss' Coz Nsnsaeid, y: Army
AZ tbs smthsonian House-Major Leland, Illinois; WIN.
$, st., Jess esstssmfsrs; Perrin, late o. i AZ s. va.
Wyei sirs sing; I; ncInsrs. Esrthsmptsn; O n. Ed.
al the irving Houss hsriss shsrmss. Washassoa;
Capt Hale Raltimsre; Ceorgs De Forrest Csnnectisut
Capt Catty 10 L,sut Wilson. %
frss Icnacn, In ship 0rnneli-Mr Thos on. Bsrbs-
riw I~s.,s.. ia Ia scsr yersssvn-cisrs.cs Nvsr-.
N 'rr n New c.isssI 10 ship curoa-xi~ Fan. n4sa " a
An OCaaneM
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Runs got in the innings, stood as folows-
Esgle-lst, o. %, s; Sd, 8; 4th, 9th, 0; 9th, 2;
7th, 3.
Empire.-1s 2; I'd, 1; Sd, A.; 4th 10 5th, q 9Th, 0;
7th, g
Eagle Club. behind man-Mulns, Pitcher, Thorn,
Judge, Cotteal.
Empire Uub-Behind man-Colgate, Pitcher, Mott,
Judge, Bloomfield.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Knickerbockers.
The rext match-Gotham vs.. Esgles-win be played at
Harla axf IT,
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FROM RIO GRAspK.-By the bark otta Va, Captain
Brooks arrived yesterday ,rnng have dates to the
10th April. Produce and very high. great
deal Of rain had fallen rhe o Goes not bring foil
cargo. The brig N. Mason, for New York, with 9 600
hides quantity Of bale hair AID hide cuttings sailed
in company with the o. Captain Long, OF tbs bark
0verman, was yet in prison.
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Base Ball.

This match was played yesterday at Hoboken, and
suited in favor Of the Empire Club The attendance Of
spectators very large-smong them several ladies,
which added much to the scene. The Empires played
the best The excitement high during the game-at
time the Eagle stood IA to Empire s. they then got
to IA each and after two innings tied again with
ninetetn runs. The following shows the play
EAGLE CLUB. EMPIRE CLUB.
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Court OF General s.sssons.

Dciofo Juc2o STUART.
Yesterday morning q. the open ns Of this Court the
Of Thomas Jewett was called 90 FOR trial The
defendant Is indicted for obtaining large quantity OF
goods on the 18th OF September last the arm OF
u. @ Hyde Il Co, under false prstspces Mr. James I
Brady snd y. Ssnxy the counsel the accused In
consequence Of the ipess Of Mr. Sanxy, Mr Braqy
moved that the be postponed till Monday next
which motion was eranted.
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Obituary.

On Sunday last, William s. Underhil late partner Of
Jacob Little, died OF consumption, at his resdsnce IN
this city. Mr. Uncerhil was native Of New York. e.
gagged in early life in mercantile pursuits In the Sout
but returned ERE long to this city, where he entered the
Office of Jacob Little Co. For several years prior 70
his death he had been sole partner of Mr. Little Few
men in Wall street enjoyed in higher degree sstssa
nifty: Though ayoung man, Mr. Undsrhil had already
essblisbed reputation for uncommon ability His in
formation was extensive, his Judgment clssr and HIS
mind spguary free from bias. Though engaged IN n
absorbing pursuit. and devotng himself to Il With r.
evidence Of deep and varied reading and much Abstract
thought To these mental advantages he united
as endearpg as they are rare Born with quick tenn
he made enemies; kind forbearng and ever anxious
to beIeDd AL who needed his aid his counsel he had
to more gratitude than falls to the lot Of most Of those
who reach the furthest limit Of human life.
DR.. Howard P. KENNEDY died at his residence in Hs.
gerstown, Nd, on Tuesday, after protracted illness.
The deceased wen kno .n and highly esteemed in ali
the relations of life. He formerly postmaster as aa
active special Post once agent Of the undsr
several different administrations He was known aho an
An extensive stage contractor member Of the express
firm OF Adams Co and director the part OF the
State in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company In
these several positions he noted for his faithful dis
high integrity unblemished character The de ceased
was son Of the Hon. Thomas Kennedy who numSsr
Of ago state Senator from Washingten couu-
ty and brother Of Lieut. Kennedy ofths UnIted states
Army who died at the South few since while in
the discharge of his duty
Died. 18th inst, at hsr resdencs in washinxtou
the saith year Of her age Mrs ANN TAYLOR rsoe
Of the late Col John Tayoe, of Mount Airy In the de-
OF this venerable and aabe lady of the very
limited number OF the earliest Inhabitants of washus
ton, OF which she has been resident near ffty four
years and was ever held Ia the highest esteem By all to
whom she was known, the community has sustained .
loss.
Mrs. ANN JACKSON, Of Kentucky, died on the ID inst
at the extraordinary age Of les years. She was the
mother Of large family Of children, the Oldest Of whs
Ii now in his seth year.
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE l., 4. TRorTING.
FRIDAY, Juna vs.. Match 500 mile heste beat three
in Eve, in psrDpss.
Jss Whslrlay named n. o. Jack Potter. / 7
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