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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
New Goods.
AM PLENTY or THEN.
Fall and Winter stock just received ifsn

FRIEND + cULBERTSON,
Fmbrace this OBJ srtrnity Of retur Eng their
IN snks 10 this libs. d and ttnerous semmnahy
for past favors and patrol age, and 70 ". ~
th.;r customers and the crest OF mankind" tnAt
thew are still on hand at their establishment ID
the brick building on the
CORNER OF CEnAR 4 FifTHSTkEEIS
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and St. Louis, large and
SPLENDID AssoarNENTs or
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting as follows:
.Merremac, Coehec0 .1len q Son
Phillips, Fa!! Rirer, Globe.
Orange, &c. ....
COTTON GOODS.
Shee,ings, Shir,ings, Osnaburghs, ana
all kinds oil goods Tor men
and boys wear.
American and French Twilled Cloths.
american and French Broad Cloths,
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
Plain and twilled.
AMERICAN [ 1SSI.NERES,
Plain and fancy.
TwTlID9.
Plain and colored.
SATTINETTS, CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS-GREYS, JEANS, &c,
RIBBONS,
OF all klnas, quantities and colors.
OF all kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
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rEDAR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County O0iCers.
). A. BlSSELL, Judge.
J. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
}. {. BELTS, Reey. and 7rsas.
}. II. BiRELY. Sheriff
). DEWELL, Supeyor.
A. FORD. Coroner.
5. DANIELS, Prosecuting .4ify,
J, K. SNYDER, 8. +. c. q ~. &
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BIG e0FfTE pOI,

offers to tue public the larg selection OF stoves
ever offered in Upton, they are 81 follows:
. sizes ofthe celebrated q o.den Rose COOK stove
5 sizes of the Black Warrior.
!, sizes o. the Maple Leaf,
5 sizes Of the Chartered Oak.
sizes of the Black Diamond,
3 sizes of the Principally,
3 sizes of the Best Premium,
sxes Of the Beauty OF the West
; sizes of the Queen Of the Forest
sizes OF the Clinton Air tight
3 sizes of the Western star,
90 Box stoves various sizes.
rs far.or stoves various sizes
IS Heating stoves various sizes
for dining roems
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:, 1A11oND

Old Ssasa Aessh Side csafs Square
-pgALER IN
DRY GOODS GROCERIES,
oUEE.NSW.aRE HaRDW1RE
ROOTS SHOES
ugTS CAPS
NADE CLOTHING
rsJIS Glass
NOTIONS Sc.
WE are in receipt Of the best stock Of
goods we have ever offered in this mar.
Re, and will sell extremely low for cash.
Thankful to the public for pas, favors
we respectfully invite the attention
OF the community TO our Stock OF
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Sa,inet,s, Flannels
Lindseys Edgings, Prints,
Delaines, Shawls, Handkerchieis
sc. SC.
Our clothing department is fah and right nns
lot tee. Look At il before purchasing
--Boors I sHoEs-
good assortment aud - chep ~ the lowest
HATS CARS
A. inc Us sitk--ioek nj them. In fact We have
Amos, everything usually kept in country stors
~ Give US caii-weH sell Is sow ~ the
best Of them.
Upton Oct. 18th, 1884. l&s-H
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justices Of the Peace.
Centre-.-R. NJ. Long, Nm. NJ. KNOTT.
Iolk---Dayid sioper, Perez Frink.
Pioneer Cornelius Howard, David PatRsf
Limb Baldwin, Parsons, Lewis b. Collins.
Red Oak---samusl Handlin, W A. Rugby
Roehes;sr George r. Cotfy, A. &. Barrick.
Sugar Creek Martin q. Miller. j. w. Wall
Iowa Elisha Schooley, John NJ. Gniia.
rngaale---Tho Vim. Hiram Iietfeli.
Inland &C. u. s Bacon. John h. HUI
springfield Vim. e. Hoskins, James IT, Noe.
Cas- Jaekomyer Baldwin. KIT Nc Cready
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District Court.
J. B. BOOTH, Judge
Terms second Monday in May and
fourth Monday in September.
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MONEY. MONEY!!
eight DRAFTS on New York can be had
- OF the Subscriber in sums TO suit purchasers.
Certificates OF Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed- American Gold fur
nIshed at q small premium, by
WM. II. TUTHII.L.
TpAca, k6s~nSe-i2, 1859
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ASTHMA CURED.

Brooklyn, ~ T., Lee xus 1900.
For about eight years have been severely
afflicted with the asthma for the last two years
have suffered heyoGa ell my powers OF des-
crip.lon; months 1T time have not been able
to Sleep in bed, getting. what rest ! could sat
ting in my cha,r--ny difficulty Of breathing,
and nv sutferings were great at times, that
for hours together my friends expected each
hour would be my last During the past SIX
wears Ihaye had the aid and attendance of some
Of the most celebrated physicians, but have re
ceiyed no permanent benefit, and but little relief
lat length had the gopt fortune 70 procure DR..
Curtis Hygeana, or Inhaling Hvgean vapoI
and Cherry Syrup. AT the time 6rst obtainor
it, was suffering under one Of my most voiced
attacks, and was in great distress, almost safion'
lung for want Of breath. In less than ten
minutes from the time that applied the inhaler
TO my stomach. and took tea-spoonfnll OF the
Cherry Syrup, was relieved in gIeat meas
ure from the difficulty uf breathing, and had .
comfortable night. | have since continued il
with the greatest possible benefit, and am now
comparatively well,--God only knows how
much suffering this medicine has saved INC from
my advice to the Affected is tiny IL.
MARGARET EA5TuS,
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NOkar, IOnee, ten, lM1lasses and
~ all kinds Of family groceries always kent
on hand by
GREEN & M'NAUGHTON.
Roearstsr, Nr~a
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County Court.
SAMUEL A. BISsELL, Judge
Terms, first Monday IN each month
except, April and August, first Tue sday
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Iron J!

fIHE UNDERSIGNED keep constantly on
L hand large and complete assortment 81
Iron and steel. Also Nails and all other arti.
ciss Of Hardware.
nov. 26n3 SHAW pacrEv
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

CONSUMPTION CURED.
New York, Dec. q, 1883.
Icane to New York in the ship Telegraph !;
my native place is st John, New Brunswick !;
when reached this city, my health was very
poor; had a very bad cough, raised good deal
of matter, which was frequently mixed with
blood had pain in my left side, and was very
weak and emsciated; my friends and uhysi.
cian pronounced mYcase consumption, and be-
youd the reach of medicine. | accidentally
heard of DR.. Curtis Hygeana, or Inhaling Hy
gean Yapor and Cherry Syrup, and obtained a
package which verify believe was the means
Of saving my life. Soon after wearing the in
haler found 1t relieved the pressure on my lungs
and after while the disease made its appear
ance upon the surface under the Inhaler. took
the cherry syrup as directed, and continued to
do 50, my cough gradually growing better, uu-
Tilt entirely left me, and | now consider my
self cured. still wear the Inhaler, as the use
of il is rather pleasant. and believing it strength
ening and purifying to the lungs, feel unwili-
ing 10 dispense with il. Jons WooD.
Sold by BOYD & PAUL, No. 10 ceartiant
street c. III. RING corner OF John street and
Broadway, N. Y. Price So a package.
N. B.-Any person enclosing So to Boyd &
Paul, or urtis l. Perkins, New York, will re-
ceiye package containing bottle Of Hygean
Vapor, one Of cherry syrup, and an Inhaler, ir
a neat box, free to any part Of the United States
or four packages for $40
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oPELoUsAs, sAMED1 MAT1N, . AvR1L, 1855.


ayant fait tous ses efforts pour obtenir Ia phix,
y durd echoue, ct qui SO trouvera contraint de
poursdiyre Ia guerre atm dobtenir les objets
que lopinion ct le jugement du pays ont pro
clamds dignes detre obtenus au prix des plus
grands sacrifices. (Applaudisscment)
Nous nous en- remettons en- &c cas- au gene
reux appui du parlemcnt ct du pays, ct je suis
persuade que dams Ia situation actuelle, toutes
les pstites dssdences, toutes les distinctions de
parti disparaitront, ct que les hommesd De toute
opinion sentircnt qu'ils sont anglais ct qu'ils
idoivent au pays leur devouement patriotique.
Je suis persuade que nous montrerons au
monde le noble ct glorieux spectacle dun peu-
pie libre ct dun gouvernement constitutional
animes dune vie, Gun courage, dune energie
dune patience ct dune vigueur qu'on cherche-
rait yainement sous un gouvernement despoti-
que ct arbitraire. (Grands applaudisscment J
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We give below q list Of some Of the Acts
passed at the last session Of Congress, such as
our readers will most likely FEEL an interest id
To SECURE the rights Of citizenship TO children Of
citizens Of the United States born out of the limits
thereof s''eS
To amend an act making appropriations for the
improvement of certain harbors and rvers approved
August 8, 1854. 49,.
Authorizing the construction of line of telegraph
from the Mississippi River TO the Pacific Ocean.
Concerning the apprehension and delivery Of de-
sertes from foreign vessels In the ports Of the United
States n gl.t .4..I .,,5..5f ) sf M .5.R;l a
I Moking appropriations for military defenses at
Proctor's Island, In Louisiana .ii sl1fs'
Authorizing the purchase or construction Of four
additional revenue cutters. al4Rs i9S ,ss1 .lX
Extending In certain cases the provisions Of the
act entitled an net to extend pre-empton rights to
certain lands therein mentioned" approved March
5, 1868. es5s-.' tt. '-.I,a,is-f 81 3leSa4s
To amend an act, approved August I, 1864, enti-
tied an act to nraduate and rence the price Of the
public lands to actual settlers and cultivato1."
In addition to certain acts granting bounty lands
to certain officers and soldiers who have been engaged
in the military service Of the United States. 'ssg
Further to amend the act entitled an act 10 re-
ace and modify the rates Of postages In the United
States, and for other purposes.h sitt lS&;9
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A sagaciou. Teacher.

The Johnstowna (Pa.) Tribune has q d letter
fonnd hv ! chamhar.ma;5 ), snn,osed ~ oyrs
-, ,,o,,,.a -. :.
IN nelghboring state. One part OF 1t Is TOO
good to lose ai'gl ~, 2tagA
+ r,,,t +al ,,o,,s ii, aho,,t IN .,,s;r ~ 15,r,rs
lual,s +hS+ Ssr,,a,,onaJ ;I.st Set S.t,sjo !, " IX
,,n',n,, ,,am VIC t. hsa,, ' s",as ...a,,.
@ f;on 70 % hsr had a. agreed % to come ssd sys nass @ ~
har co,s;n onJ taia No. o,'+ ,or.;alra - .;J;na
,ndsr @ tha ,,stsnsa & % thot ~, ,a &c taln ~
fathsr,s ~ ,ncs ';, II tbe cnnntru ~ MI \ M M
q thsr Joes nj l;xs xith;n y h,,mXss1 ,n;,o nsl
i this se : ~ - - 's'' :, =
w Wall 10 co,re occor;, -, - .,,,o;n.e,,t
+ro1ncad h;msalf 90 Emr,a's coas;o 'an1asLad
- taLe ier hn,n OH, MI, - .,am5 ~ % affsr.
MON M;ss I've Wo,Srcr sa;d sha VA not q III.
al;uhtest oh;acton asLed a. Inn hnw far \ ,yos and "
bat d;roct;nn and tn1a E,,n,a /. Nv ,,ads ~
~ ~ Rnt ,yhan Mnma aas JrsSseS a. onS ,sod,,
G q start Miss | Waldron also = came ma dowu @ reaSy |
drassed ond said thnt as thai. ~ M y ~
larveI enongh @ Far far ,hrce @ Il shs % wnnld 20 ,cnr
With ihem ,a rt oftha ws, s Nd so,, ~ f;end,s E
Who lived = short d;stsnse fro from tba a. ,nole that
Emma was rn;no to 900 and III thav mint stnn st.,,
for her as thev s1 came hanl, II the evening. az
cnnrse m thev conld So M i;attar thon n tsll bcr
thoy womlj ho ..Iad t ho W. Is,r =, .;t,. +ha,,,
altbomch thew wonld have a s,nl, 1 time with I,ar
alonr Rnt thew thnnoht +hav conlA make -,nr NJ,
for Il IL bav;nr 4 ,,;ca r;da after Miss WslSror
stonnej M at har fr;and,s ~ '''s9' = - y $3.50
Il ofr thau stortaa i, f,ns ,,,;ri+s lsori when
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her for three hours, and then gave her up again.
to Captain R., when all hands again refused to
do duty. On the 18th part Of the crew re-
turnedt to work and the ship proceeded on her
voyage to st. Thomas, which port she arrived
at on the 9th of March, and there shipped part
Of a crew to make up for those who refused to-
do duty, and sailed again on the 18th. Arrived
ult. Eleven of the men were put in irons, ttntf
coming up the river on the night Of the LIST
jumped overheard; the other seven were se,.
the ship last night. Delta; Tuesday.
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ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH

"a Il n 3 35lG ,Lta4q ~ u lie
KANSAS ELECTION. = Independence, No.,
April 2.--Returns from the election III Kansas
Territory show that the pfoslavery ticket has
succeeded in eight counties, each giving from
200 to 600 majority, and that it is probable
that no anti-slayery members had been elected
to the Legislature, The editor Of the. " Free
Stat" newspaper, had been ducked in the river
in consequence Of speech made by him.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION. x.-Ncsp York, April
3.-We have dispatches here to-day annonnc-
ing tfat in Connecticut there has been no
choice for Governor. People, CLARK, Woodruff
and Dean, all Wings, are supposed to have
been elected to Congress.
i The Legislature is Wing and Hindoo.
ELECTION RIOT IN ClNcrNNAr1.-Ciacinnat
April -2.-Our municipal election took place
to-day. 1t is reported that the Know-nothings
were not allowed to vote in the Eleventh
Ward, that section Of the city being strongly
German. A party Of Americans, therefore,
took possession Of the polls and destroyed the
ballot box. The riot-resulted in the killing Of
one man and wounding of several. We have
not yet learned the result Of the election.
DEATH OF Mrs. CAss-Mrs Lewis Cass,
Jr., the wife Of the American Minister to
Rome, and daughter-in-law of Hon. Lewis
Cass, died at Rome Oh the Sd Of March, q, q
| RIVER INTE1AleENcE.--LouisuiNe, April g.
The river here is. still falling slowly. Cin.
sinnati, April 3.-1he river here is yet receding
slowly. Pittsburg, April 3.-The river AZ this
point is yet failing with feet 4 inches water
in the channel New Orleans papers.
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DAQUEBOT ENTIRE TlA NILE. OR
i LEANS, EFT WASHINGTON, = LIE steamer
RED RIVER, Capt. R. J. Dorsey, bien connu dams
notre navigation CONNIE hon nisrcheur et excellent
bateap, ayapt ets completement rdpsre, reprend So
place CONNIE paquebot regulier entire les Opelousas
ct Ia Me. Orleans, sous 10 commandment du Capt.
Dorsey. tittt n ,}3l{siis0 ~ Jl9 h3ilul
LIE Red River continuera dams notre navigation
pendant tOute Ia sason ct tranportera le fret ct lea
passengers aux taux ordinaires 7sga Asz
Dams les eaux basses, II sera remplsce par un ba.
teau tirant nioins dean. - @.-'s
Pour fret .ou passage; (Aes emmenagemens Gtant
des meilleurs,) s'adresser 4 bord on a. a.
ANDERSON b THOMPSON, WashingtoAr'
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III stated, in the newspapers that the fa.
bama, some fourteen years ago, by German named
Koch, exhibited in NewYork, and afterwards sold to
DR.. Mcdowell, at ST. Louis. was lately taken for
debt, and in process Of removal fell to pieces and
OF Pars
formation and Of entirely German origin, being
nected with the primeval epochs only by the raw
material.
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ELECTION 1fUNICIPALE Il Id NOU
IELLE-ORLEANS. O.,,

ELLE.ORLEANS. .,,
Nous donnons aujourd hui, ainsi que nous
lavons promis nos lecteurs dams notre der
nier numero, unc recapitulation du vote, dams
les dilferents ACCOMPLISHMENTS, a felection qui a
Gu lieu a 10 Nouvelle- Orleans, le 26 du mois
passe pour le Conseil de Vile ct pour un Re
corder du Ter District. Les mons de nos can
didats sont en- lettres italiquss, ct Ia majorite,
par laquelle lis ont etc elus prouvera la force
du parti Natif American dams une vile pres
qu'entiercment catholique ct don't tous les ha-
bitahs (exceptant toujours les etrangers) sont
proprietaires d'esclavcs.
Recorder-Premier District.--Bright 1884,
Winter 1910; majorte de Bright 1914.
Aldermen Premier District.-Place 1928
7ompkins 1881, Price 1888, Holmes 1866,
Jamison 1898, Perry 1862, majorite moyenne
de nos candidats, ll25
Second District.--A. Dupre 1914, ". o.
Denegre 1876, Fosdick 1890, Ker 1893, majo-
rite moyenne de nos candidats 2l4. s,...
Troisieme Districts Culbe,tson GAG, Beau
regard $40, majorite de notre candidat 367.
ASSISTANTS ADMINISTRATIVE Arrondis-
sement.-GDin 504, Dorsey 49s, Chambers
SOL, Glenn 452, Sewell 449, Semmes 456, ma
jorit6 de nos candidats so.
Deuxiene ronttissement.--Bartlett 800,
Landry $40, Raulins S27, Russia 8OS, Derme-
yer Sal, martin 52s, Ames 53s, Huntington
543, majorite de nos candidats 800. ..
Troisieme Arrondissements-KellY 1910,
Tracy 1910, Stith 1873 Ba,,nister 1888, Tio-
lett 1542, Eager l545, Hall 1885, Hahn 800,
scates 774, McCauley 77S, Andrew 1872, Ba-
con 1871, majorite moyenne de nos candidats
$50. f-a
Quatrieme Arrondissement.- 433,
HosUeN 432, Kathman 255, Gordon 254, majo-
rite moyenne de nos candidats l7s.
Cinquiemc Arrondissement.-Benh 4S7
Barbori'' AT, Fabre 4ss, Beauregard 1853
Rolling 449, Loze 440, msjorite moyenne Dc
nos candidats 35.
Sixieme ACCOMPLISHMENTS -Bouny 1872, Gu
vol $50, Nixon 3O3, Derbes 3O5, majorite
moyenne de nos candidats %.
Septieme Arrondissement-Duc 347
Ch,apsna 347, Robert 200, Fargo 200, majo
rite moyenne de nos candidats LAT.
Huitieme Arrondissement.-L 263,; Hoo
per 232, majorite de notrc candidat 81.
Neuvieme Arrondissement.-W 339
/ Hale 149, majorite de notre candidat lo0
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oPIN1oN1DB WASHINGTON.


Nous traduisons du Richmond Wing +" les
opinions de Washington relativement au dan
ger de METRE en pluce les strangers. Sans
doute; personns n'osera af6rmer que les princi.
pes recommends par l'immortel Washington;
ne sont pas bons Of purs. Ces opinions ema-
nent dun homme que Ia langue de Ia calomnie
nose pas httaquer, qui fut le sauveur de son
pays ct FIDDLE de ses compatriotes. daF
7lia Morristown, 10 II mai l777.
A Richard Henry Lee. s s7@.;Q ~
Monsieur,-Je prends la liberte de vous de-
mander ce que le Congress veut que je fasse de
tous ces strangers quill a, en- differences fois,
eleves au grade d'offciers; ct surtout, de ces
deux qu'ils ont fait colonies, par leur derniere
resolution. Ces hommes mont aucun attache-
ment pour le pays atiseid de lct,rs intersts per-
sonnels. Nos oficiers prennent en- mauvaise
part, apres s'etre battus pour leur. pays ct
eprouve de grandes prtes, de voir des etran-
gers occuper des positions plus hautes qu'eux,
ct qui souvent, mont pas autant de merite
mais don't l'effronterie ne veut souffrir aucun
refus. Je suis, ctc., g
a. WASHINGTON.
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Nous empfuntohs du "Courrier de Id Lohi-
slime" les depeches suivantes, reeues par vote
telegraphique de Halifax.
ARh1vEE Du vApEuR Asia A HAI1FAx.
NoUvELLE ATTAQUE DE sEBAsropoI..
Conference de Tisnme, etc.
Halifax, 80 mars s,-Ls steamship Asia, par
ii de Liverpool 10 II courant, est arrivee ici,
nous transnlcttant des nouvelles d'Europe dune
semaihe plus recentes que celles recues a New
York par l'Atlantic. ss
CONFERENCE DE V1ENNE.-La conduite de
PAutriche ct de Ia Prusse indiquerait que Ia
paix sera conclue, mais pourtant ID manifesto
lance par le CzGr Alexandra est tout Ia
guerre. 2"
StEcE De JSEBAsToPo1i.4Les Allies ont de
nouveau, ct avec beaucoup de success, ouvert le
feu sur Sebastopol. II MY aucune nouyelle
importante du Danube.
L'EMPEREuR NAroLEoN.-L'E 'Empereur Ma
poleon dit-on rctarde son depart pour Ia
Crimde. w @9SN
MARcuE Au corox.--Les circulaircs des
maisons principales dc Liverpool constatent
une baisse dun huitieme de sou par liyre, ct
les achcteurs demandent encore une reduction
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heroique. Une bombe tombe au milieu d'un
cercle de sbldats russes. I'm des soldats &C.
jete sur Ia bombe. Sc couche dessus de tout son
long. 3. let lSteint." 5is.4 - es.UsyN
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MurINy ON THE HIGH sEAs.-The slip Rev
cnue Captsin Robinson, sailed from Liverpool
on the LIST Of February. On the same night
discovered small leak. On the I'd Of Febru-
ary the crew came aft and ordered the captain
to put back on account Of the leak. At night,
on the I'd, they still persisted in having the
ship put back. On the 3D., ut o'clock A. M,
all hands except two refused to do duty. On
the 4th they siezed Captain Robinson, tied and
confined him for sixteen hours inthe forccastle |;
knocked down the chief mate with a Delaying
pin. Some of the men Immediately picked him
up and carried him oft, he being perfectly
senseless. On the 5th the men came aft and
ordered the mate to take charge Of the ship and
carry her into some port in the channel. They
ordered the ship put about, and refused again
to proceed on the voyage,-the ship was drift
ing about the channel for six days in conse
quence. On the 10th they told Captain Ro-
binson to carry her into Cork. After taking
charge Captain r. called all hands aft, ant
keep the ship off w. S. W. The crew tool
charge of the ship the second time. and KEEP
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ELECTION Dun JUICE AssocIE DE ia CouR
SupREAE.--A une election tenue lundi passe,
pour elire un juge associe de 10 Cour Supreme
dams le premier District Judiciaire, formant 10
premiere ct Id troisieme municipalit6 de la
Nouvelle- Orleans ct les paroisses St. Bernard
ct P!aquemine, le Juge A. NJ. Buchanan
titulaire actuel, ct candidat du parti Natif
American etc elu par une majorite de 1928 !!
On s'etait trompe lorsqu'on nous annonca que
"sam " etait parti pour 10 virginie! II paralt
quill aime trop les creoles de Ia Louisiana pour
les abandonner sit6t liza aH
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THE FOREIGN NEWS.


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recalled Prince McnschikOf from the Crimea,
and appointed Prince General Gortshakoff in
his place. The Emperor was only sick two
days His last desire is said to have been that
his brother-in-lsw, the King OF Prussia, would
remain true to, the Russians The eldest son Of
Nicholas has peacefully been proclaimed as
Emperor Alexander the Second. He has issued
a manifesto TO the army, which is considered
warlike in its tendency. @A .H ~
The Grand Duke Constantine, has formally
taken the oath OF fidelity to his brother Alex
ander. The greatest enthusiasm was manifest
ed during the ceremony. The officers Of the
household, and the authorities OF st. Peters
burg and elsewhere, had likewise taken the
oaths to the Emperor and Grown Prince, and
the whole garrison was to do so on the 4th. On
the "a, Count Panin, Minister of Justice, put
seals on the private cabinets OF the late En-
peror, in presence OF Alexander. Gems Grune-
wald and Lieven were sent, the former to Ber-
lin, the latter to Vienna, to make known the
succession Of the new Emperor to the throne.
| A dispatch to the Liverpool Northern
Times, dated Berlin, March 8, says:
Intelligence from St. Petersburg, of yesterday
date states that s rapidly had aesomposton set
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G. WASHINGTON.


Philadelphia, II nov. 1904. '
A John Adams, vice-president des Etats- Utiis.
Monsieur,-Mon opinion au sujet de rimmi-
grafton est, que nous ne devrions pas l'encou-
rager a rexception de quelques classes d'hom-
mes de profession ct d'artisans utiles. n.s.,
Je suis, etc. q. WASHINGTON.
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