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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-10-20

/ ATRoClous MURDER IN New HAVEN
Discovery Of The Concealed Body.--The
New Haven Palladium has the following
account of an alrocious murder in that CT
ty: Some time in the latter part of April
last, Mary Ann, aged twenty seven years,
wife Of Isaac Randolph, a coored butcher,
who occupied part of house with
white man, named VIM. futile, and bis
wife, was missed. Her husband, who
had frequently beaten her, was arrested at
the time, but discharged for want Of con
victive testimony. He married his wife,
who was nearly white, about year ago.
On Wednesday last, the father of Mrs.
Randolph, with several others, searched
the garden, and upon digging into the
earth, the trunk Of a woman was found.
clothed IN pink waist, and wrapped in
coarse sackng. This waist was the same
which she wore the nigh, previous 10, her
disappearance. Upon digging iii Other
places, other dismelnbered portions of the
body were found, also wrapped in sack
ING. The head was severed from The bo-
dy, the trunk disjoinled at the thighs, the
legs sundered at the knees, and the arms
severed at the shoulders and elbows--alf
in remarkable state Of preservation, and
such as could not fail 10 identify the per-
son. The features Of the face were al
most perfect
Randolph lef, New Haven some weeks
ago, aud went TO Waterbury, near which
place he was arrested OIL Wednesday
night. He was found about midnight, in
shed, and had with him provision bag
mYde of sacking, precisely like that in
which the dead body was wrapped. This
will very probably prove evidence against
him. The murder is supposed 10 have
been committed either from jealousy or 90
obtain The sum OF $500 which the MUIR
dered woman had in her possession.
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NOW FOR IT.
LOOK OUT FOR THE STONE STORE
CHEAP GOODS =!
THE undersigned having jnst returned from
i the cities with a splendid assortment Of b
Fall and Winter Goods, ~ .g'

respectfully invite the public 10 give them a
call before purchasing elsewhere, as they are
determined TO sell at such low prices as will az.
tonlsh the most increduIous. Their stock con.
sists in part as fellows. - lg'fa. ri
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FOR THE LADIES.
For Gentlemen. :.

Black and fancy french and engIish-snd A
merican Cloths, fancy and black casimer, an'
,weeds, saiinetts-a complete assortment, faDcy
and black silk Misunderstanding DO.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrSGTON, Saturday, June 30, ls55.
The long contemplated resignation of Mr.. Mason,
Commissioner of Patents it is said has taken place.
Tie will leave next Thursday for more lucrative pur-
suite. . - -,
Mr. Blake. the Commissioner of Public Bnid-
mrs har given bonds In the sum of 100000 and ap-
pointed Mr. Roche, the retiring City Collector, as his
Clerk.
Mr.. Crampton the British Minister it is understood,
has taken umbrage at the Administration for prevent
inr the departure Of recruits for the Crimoa.
WAsHISGToN July !, 1855.
Duriug The month of June about twenty Clerks. Mes
senpers and Watchnen were removed from the
Departments for political reasons
4 Mr. Waldo, Commissioner OF Pensions, has not yet
decided as to tie acceptance ofhe Connecticut Judge
ship 10 which he was recently elected.
The Pension Office commences issuing eghiy-acrc
bounty laud-warrants next Tuesday.
The total number Of applications received for land
warrants up TO the presct time, s $4,000. The total
number of applications allowed, IL Os4; and the to-
sal number of warrants issued, 1850.
The net amount in the Treasury subject to draft Is
SIS f3e7l9.
Judge Mason, Commissioner of Patents, has posi-
tiyelv resigned. Mr.. Shugcrt, Chief Clerk OF the
Patent. Office win receive the appointment,
Five Clerks and one Messe ger attached to the
Treasury Department we're removed this morning on
poltiral grounds.
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ID. d. alternate. TIE PASTORAL letter was res sl.er
which the Rev W. J. FUDIssTos presented ne m
ferests Of the American Congregational mon o. Ne"
York, ana was followed by the Rev. III. CLA.ALt
who presented the claims Of the Puocstlon society
at Boston. He believed that this would accom- llis1
all that ives aimed at by the Union at Ne"lor anu
hfnce the later was not needed charter naa Deea
obtained and il the intention 70 erect buidlnS
TO be mad, toe Ministers as soon as Ss5 900 were
raised in Boston. TIE object OF the society Is
TO publish books aud provide libraries for minister's
The Rev. :. H. WORCESTER, ID. y, presented
regort from the Committee on Publishing Socieiies'
Tie Massachusetts, Sabbath School Society, the Con
gregaional Publication Society, the American Tract
Society, and tie American sabbath school nion had
been Intercepted il regard TO Their future course on
the subject Of Slavery. The two former had gwen
answers That they would be guided b. the oplGon OF
The ministers Of Tie state and speak ont bodily against
tie system. The latter two had not had tune to
answer, but letter bad been received from Dr. Hal.
lock, Secretary Of the American Tract SoC,eiy, anu
lie ead Il was r1rOssihie 20 tell what would he the
future course Of that Society for the Committee
responsible not 20 any one denomination or body but
70 oil the evangelical denominations represented IN
them. He however only wrote as al Individual, ana
could not speak authoritatively on any point. lac
Society form ed FOR the purpose OF pub shlng
DO ks all topics OF morals and religion, but only
on such as all the denominations represented we're
agreed uron. The SOcietyhas published Anr-SiaVefy
sentiments in the commentary Of Dr.. Edwards on
Philemon Dr. W. referred 10 the articles recently
published In The IndcycHdenf written by DIR. Bacon,
ard considered that he held ultra views on this sub
Jet. According TO Dr. BIS own confession the So
Getty was doing more good than twenty abolition
societies could do for the abolition OF Slavery Why
On does Dr. Bacon want il to change its course and
become one abolition society," The American Tract
Society dscaims all ecclesiastical jurisdiction over any
body. The n. y Observer and Independent have
their spheres and hssthe Tract Society and eteaeh
do liz own work. As answers had not been received
10 two OF their letters it was voted by he Assocla-
ton TO continue the Committee for report next year.
rrsolu-iou was PASSED dencuncing the recent
rcion of the Assembly at ST. LOUIS also one ENDORSING
,he orinions of the Congrerationaists at the West
A resolution was also passed to the effect that this
Association takes great interest In the settlement
Kansas, end will encourage by all possible means the
trnigraiion "to that Territory Of enerprsng, IN
o5ionfned 70 F. NJ. when II again convened and the
sacrament of the Lords supper celebrated. after
which il adjourned sine dse ).
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Under our Commercial head this morning Will
he found a letter from ROBERT SCHUYLER de-
tending himself against certain charges pre-
ferIed sgainst HIM at the recent meeting oil
the stockholders of the New Haven Ratlroad
Company. 1t will be read with great interest
as the first attempt which the absconding Presi-
dent has made to relieve himself Of any part OF
the odium heaped upon him since his flight and
the disclosure of his frauds. 1t came to us IN
bis own handwriting, having been received in
the country by the last steamer. The reader
will observe that it bears no date, nor any indl-
cation of the writer's present residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

Count Modem, the Russian Minister at Brazil,
snd appointed to the same post at Washing ION
after the death of Mr.. BodlscO, has wholly re-
tired from the diplomatic service on account OF
bad health. This voluntary resignation in
creases the chance that Mr. De Stoecke,
who now fills the Office Of Charge d'Afiaires,
may become full Minister. He is man well
known, and deservedly respected in this
country.
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implied. Has the Reformed Dutch Churcb o
America given its testimony, by the action of its

implied Has the Reformed Dutch ChuTeh o
America given its testimony, by the action of its
General SYNOD. against tie institution of Amsri-
can SIaveyyq Has 1t not on the contrary evinced
!, deem anxiety to receive into Christian fellow
abip slaveholding ministry
Or. let us look further. Are not slaveholding
ministers and laymea sufficiently strong in num-
bers in the Old School Presbyterian Church to
repress Ant-Slayery sentiment in les Geseral
Assembly, Has either of these bodies demanded
that slaves be taught to read the Bible Has
either uttered its protest against TIE refusal OF
the Tract Society and the Sunday School Uaion
to publish tracts and books adverse to human
bondage Bat the Lniel,igeHeer does -ntlon
the Temperance reform as one 10 which Ca''in-
ists feel a lively interest. Has even that ever
received the Endorsement of the high judicstones
of the C.lyinistic churches of America But
without such official action we gladly concede
that Calyirists are favorable to the Temperance
reform. When, however, We see Tire General
SYNOD and the General Assembly evincing an
anxiety TO ADMIT into their Church rumselling
and rumdrinking Chassis or Presbytery, we
shall not fail to express our convictions that
Calvinists in America are not only opposed to
Temperance, bat are DESTROYS of Incorporating
Intemperance az one Of the =" institotions OF
" their churches"
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THE LIQUOR LAW IN MAINE.

PORTLAND Saturday, June 80, lsJ5.
At the Law Term of the Supreme Court at Augusta
IN tLe ease of John Heram, sentenced in the Police
Court 10 fine and imprisonment for selling glass OF
Houor Chief Justice Sheplay discharged the prisoner
on writ of habeas corpus deciding that. Municipal
Judges and justices OF the Peace have 10 jurisdiction
the law, which can only be done by indictment aud
trial by Jury in the Supreme Court. The effect OF
this decision is TO completely nufy the law 50 far az
tie manner and form OF its execution have been at
"a
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the WEATHER.

PHtLADELPHIA. July 1, 1855.
The thermometer in this city has ranged to-day from
s5- 70 So In the shade. There Save been a number
OF deaths from coup &c soiiel.
BOST0S, July l. 1855.
There has been but very little air stirring here all
day. Al O'Clock this afternoon the thermometer
stood at SIS IN the shade.
BOsrON. Saturday, June 30, 1855.
twas exceedingly hot this morning, bat an easteTiy
vino sprang up and moderated the weather, and the
thermometer al noon registered 81 In the shade.
SPRISGFIELD, Mass, Saturday june 80, 1888.
The thermometer at this place reaches 9s' In the
shade.
CONCORD, N. H. Saturday, June 30, 1855.
At o'clock this afternoon the thermometer stood at
60 in the shade.
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CHARLEsIoS June aour CorToN market hls DEFINED 70
&C. today with sales 100 bales prce, rs9ts ION "
afr.sy upe 31-f2 M-FLOUs held hrIner hui no -alet
A. advanced prices; sales eco bbs "HsAT-So sases SokN
,rin bush Western mixed Al BIC snit'
I'D zee 10 ots OATS lower; s.es Of Chicago AZ Do wSsnt
and che WsIsKY sslc. Receipts BY Ctna sdayi
2sqf kbls FLOUR Sc $50 bush CDss lsS oush OATS.
Providence June 3r-Ouj COTTos market has been duii
for toe past week email Il irregular preea WooL-stock
On hand yerv light; sales s. 800 II PRINTING CLOTHS
plica fin viii urarG ellencyi So IS zoo piece.
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TostOfce here, for robbing The mails. -Four thou,.
dollars in bank notes were found in his room. tis
n general belief that from ten tn fifteen hcnsand
dollars have been lost from tie mails 10 this IN sinner:
The brother of Dem iston arrested IN Aprh iAS'
for the came offence. Denniston IL now IN jan
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THE AMERICAN PARTY IN GEORGIA.

MARION, Geo, Friday, June 90, s55.
The Americas State Council Of Georgia heye been
in session in this city. The Georgia platform was
adopted and the Hon. Garret Andrews was nominated
as the cunC daie OF the party for Governor. The Con-
yention was largely attended, and It's proceedings
were characterized with much enthusiasm.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Saturday, June 30, 1855.
The United States irigate Cumberland, flagship OF
The Mediterranean. arrived here to-day after an alb
sence of over three years. The Cumberland sailed
from La Spezzia May :. Genoa May TO- and Gibraltar
May 90. The Cumberland parted with the | nited
States steamer Saranac the Goth OIL the Straits OF
Gibraltar
Late New. Brunswick papers state that handsome
sum has been subscribed and extensive Preparations
made Tor the celebration OF the fall OF Sevasopo when
il takes place.
The schooner Eugenie had arrived at Pictou with 10
more of the passengers rescued from the snip Locha
bar Castle wrecked near the Magdalen Islands. The
whole number on board were saved.
The outward hem from Boston ran OF the track to-
dav near Ninchendon. The engine, tender and bag
Gage car were thrown down an embaukment, twelve
feet and The forward pa songer slightly damaged
All the passengers escaped uniGiurod. Only one o.
the tremCn was hurt.
The Total mortality in this city during the SIX
months codpg to-day i, sos, being decrease OF
954 on the esponding sN months last year.
The following is statement OF the value OF Tue IN
nI nj kie
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FALLING OF AN AQUEDUCr: ,

fhTTUNf T
The aoucduct miles below here, on the Delaware
division of the canal fell yesterday and II VIII 'aA'
Two or three weeks TO repair the damage.
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ARREST or A Posr-oFFIcE CLERK.

CnIcAGo, Saturday, june 30 1855
The Specisl Neil Agent, Mr.. Pink erton, this morn
ing srrpsted Theodore T. Dcuuison, a clerk in the
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recover damage from Mr.. Greclv as being
one OF the Directors OF the Crystal Palace
lie Tribunal dismissed the complaint
Dtrot, June 22-LAKr CuN,IrNIC,TIox
lie steamer Illinois passed through INTO
Lake Superior, through the Sault Ste. Marie
canal, on Monday night, being the first boat
through this season. The steamer Baltimore
passed. through immediately afterwards from
Lake Superior.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin of the 9TH
ins'-, SAYS there are stored in the warcho uses
OF that city 900 bushels of wheat. The
shipments during the past week had exceed
c' The receipts only about l5,ooo. The Hes
san fly has made sa! ravaees among the wheat
fields in Niagara county, y. y.
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THE G. Al EDON WAN

co'!>ort "i Hon. Samuel I'rentics aucl ca years
Ia Clover, Nay -, Ms Able II. Coolncr. . re,
II years.
IN Concord. june :, Of con>umption Mr.. Name,
H., wife g; Nj. John W Williams. and daughter 6
W. tbcncIcr Thompson Of Essex. AGED % wears
month an" - days. Size leaves a lar.c circl. Of
relatives. hcrcaycd .IU >lanl. and Ij.t. l,id Of
four Child cn T. mourn hcrcxt
stricken band IN sadness mourn
y broken household chain;
ijrillian: Ink i lost to earth,
II VIII not cla>p again
Avoicc i, flushed they ycarn to hear.
A smile they long for still:
y vacant hon" that mother left,
~ other form can FIJI
Then. fnourncr, lift thy -.rrowiu~ hear.
Above thy lonely, home.
And seek thine angel in the skies,
No more in grief 10 roam.
She waits IL bid thee welcome there.
Thou and ;Ilr stricken band;
May Heaven ha, -wcc; reunion Grant.
Far n thu better lanl Com.
III panviIir. June -, Mr. W,n. Cheney. aeci t:
years.
In 'eacAa:n. Jun, 10, Mr.. :i,.>a,aall T. wife of
W. Liam J.. CcnaH'. ace. - wears and 10 ,noll,
Ia irceebor" IEnc Il. O: chronic disease o.t!.
brain Eliza Wcs-oM. wife Of Mr. John \. lI,.+.,i.,-
a@co II Ncars a.. il,i:;ll, Size Wa, u,-I.:yc nr
H"vc@AiH. y. II, hut ,Iur;"s her carly ch:llhoa.
hof father. Nr. Edward Clark, removed wi.h H.
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fOMNi>>IONEES NDTICE.

& -" -i.-'~ 'r.i''''- l"'.:.r appointed liz .i:r
.ni'''' i'4;'-, -. - iii~.r,rt ,fCale,oiii,
'.''i.:s:'--'''r> - r-...r examine. and ;.,;n-t
'-;-''..~ .lHi Ina = - iil ,rr>.n> ayaill>.
f' '':.''' e" SENATE. = i1rr..ck lst, .,f Hsr.i-
H'0.4 >I"' .--,~-t. ,"-,.t-.. aud .,,r claims az
''' -.''~ 49,, g, "-. Thereto. hereby -i,..
h1'-r ~ y .,irl' i-rn IL. l5,i .lav Of lime,
\ -. = - 'i"r~ :'T The creditors Ia ,rs-
- itE ri'. = -'.'' '-';lni-i,irr>. f,.r exam
'.in'h sin -. "l'i-" AMI Thar will me. r,r
i'''- .-' = - = N'-.:i'. house al widow 81
'' \ IL .-.'.A. = lirriu.ch. IN said district. .,,
. ~ ii'~:i'~"' A'-n-t and December, A. H.
- ..':i " "'c!n~i. IL tie "rr,pn till o'ch..l.
Il! l. a-,'rf '','i r-irii NJ -i;.i .,av-.
.'r>ii' A>iINENS- Gmu;,.o,r.
p4."ii' ll1r,.-:,.'< InarI>-h ls,5. ss.wa
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Join NELSON'S ESTATE.
ATE DE t'IpNI,,\r

=, Caledonia District -
III ir"!a'" Corr. holden At D,!y!- in and for ,;,.
.>'frf. IN ne 25'h day OF June. \. 10. 1855.
Ann NO"Hl., administrator on tie c,t::,
~ '"'iii >c'>nt, i;t;c "t hvcgatc in said d.
fFir'. decreased. makes application to said rn,r :.
extend TIE time heretofore allowed lin Ia ,.,
'I'' .!'hf> due from said estate and To- render h,
,.,'!'>'T't!"n account mil some future .iay:-
""rr"''i"ii II Is ordered bv said court Than ,;.i,
;nl'r;f'"n t'r heard 1t the Probate ,iii,e. j,
l!i'''iic. on The ." day Of August. \. H. $50: a,,a
i f"riher ordered tia: i."'irc be given To nil Der
''S r"ilcvrr.. by the publication Of TIL. order in
''' "e'ii'aii. printed AZ ST. I"liii~burv, tire,
"ecN> >"'cc>,iNcly. before said hearing
l'v the Court
N'r''' 'hA>; ). DANA, Judge of Probate.
y rae copy Of record ..::,:,v:
Ai.c>-. o. \. 81 Ei;ANE Ec-:...r
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a''"~' 'i!A'.i-E> = DANA. .'r.i;,- Of I'r's.-.s
\ i'':'' COPY ii record. :..im.,
-t:;r>'. Il. A. Isl EBANK, Register.
SiAli. OF VERMONT.

tal''i''a District, -.
HE Pr'.r C.;,r nt he district Of Caledonia
/" al i'-f-t'> iD'crr--ci III The estate .d l. I'm
i'.'''h -. 81 iia.lvicl. ia sail district !,.-
r,.-,~.-' f,.-,.----,.:-
Ihi:..i> /. iAiti! administrator az sri,, es-
IT, r. i:"-e.-- - aid court. lev his ,~,itn
- wr''i'~. - ~fl. ti.,'' e''- Wa ~ the time a..
- - % - g: I-...l N.-r.n, .,,r - :.
it'...fct ''' ;->iir,l under fl,. art s.f
t';cr,>~. >..i'.c.r -. \. ID -" 20 J. nm Hri.
~ l.'r;..ei'' ':'i,' iu >.,iai: triii.,iiv 81,
-. : i -. ~.;.-a'- l.ffrv, War lAI2.
y :. - '!i-'-.'- IL. az Of LUX Isl t.i.nec
l. l.. IL i-!i. .,-r:- ,n' >aiC. Warrai,
= ''r, a. So '.,t' = IL: Iii. time ,f said in
i~'r. .t,i''i ~ ri:i,.-i,rri and that the tro-
go "a. --rt,i'! - ~ li.-;r- ~ >ad c>;atr
= :: ;3i -'r'''a "a rt.,,rt-rn.>. that L woti
- geo. 'ri: +. ne ..:r. ami those Interested IN
-'.- - !'-:.-'.,. ii i''cir r--n. out .f Tia"
80. '-' .'..,,ru'.V md nnI,rrc;ic i,ilifv Of
'- go t.r i:. I'D al assignments. that the
>...l g.; ..'r 81 ..,... >an...i he sold and tine
i,r'.' -. T.. ,...-ro.- and assigned =.
- L.; ii..,. az! -! :..'n-'r:,,r has ma,ic
a .-..- o.. Co. : : tn l5s.i.> and :uilmrif,
..f..> -.,:.> II -. -iar1,.. ia i!i-' ,,,.lili
: AL .fr'..-'t = riI be beard and decided hv
:'l ir ...- i!..i', '',;i.-,. in l'anvill. in said
,.'~'l'"'. >. - i":ii ,y 4 .Iu,,- 4 u. I>;s.
.s = --,.vIt ,iri.N .,.,ts..-.i L. :,,,;enr be-
''-' -: .'' ~ -, :,,'. ai. place ,,.r,-aid and
" -. va 80 ctu-r. L. tie gc;i,itihr q, said Ii
tu:l,I.-> :. DANA ~ Ice e Probate
t'1'ct 81. .15:.N...c :,'yc-li.i, Ills 18th dav Of
j. u - .Sl~a
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Store for Sale.

Ihit So" r''~";''lv coupled y Abbott 4 ~.
N"ii-. i 2. r. inr >l'r. r. hrlfn j. ON. At
~, l''-t II ;t0 ruiiifv for mercantile businrs> -
20 ILL., i thriving. m is The centre "f trar
81 = ;f-i'' ~. o.'u'.t ana ,e'ei,>vr ueirf,i.,,-
~. "'ln'nnri',. LAIRD 4 WAfLAtE.
t'rnc;. Il.'.r H. - gar;
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HORSE FOUND.

at'"l Nd hy tie subscriber Nr..nr>,lav. .,r,,
-. 4 n'ooI bay iu,-r u tls ..,.i.,~.u in n,
'rrh';V!, "'m"<' hfr& hind les. Aray, l.a,.c a,a
1.: W. ,,.~ ;.lcu. $500 ,>
FRANKLIN q. TiiUNrSnN.
St|ohn-bury. \t. lunc -. -. 4.,u;
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Land Warrants.

'SNiE undersigned vii, pay The curren, naiA
q price Ion l.anI Warrants. or obtain their lora
Ilon on terms Favorable 10 The owle-~
~ G.. CHADWICK.
-. .'oilr>bUrv. June 20. SD. !oj.l
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ihe Convention was wei! attended. Hon.
Alvah Sa5in, President The present State
Ticket was re-nominatcl, and entire harmo-
ny prevailed
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Stayed,

s,'hohth -" >H''S 'i'''or. f;,r old marc Coi.
nl>i''"'. - 'a'l a.'i III me son, .wi,af v..r,
:" o dark h""wn ar s'a'c color. ANY infrni'. !:
hV letter ar o.-'rwi-c - her viii lie fhankfn,l-
rc'ciEei ;i'.'. Reasonably rewarded l'r
itNES tAMSAi.
-. l"lr>hli~v I,i.le IL. Isl 9stw;
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E:,sEerr g fcr Sale.

.it.l II. a. -i.-,1 i:t-."- Tub: :,>n 100
--'''' H. .ae'l !a'"w STONE X F0STF.
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JOIN TiIAiI.IN'S ESTATE.

'!-ti ~. VT NEEMeNl,
Caledonia District Sc
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