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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-18
5rlprt Gulfs.
NY PASSENGER.
FROM THE LOG BOOK OF AN OLD SEAMAN

FROM THE LOG BOOK OF AN OLD SEAMAN.
My ship cleared for Liverpool, and was
bound for the Indias- In the cabin had
some dozen passengers, most of whom were
army officers, who had been home on leave
of absence. Besides these had widoW wo-
man named Legrand, and her son whom she
called Walter. Walter Legrand, was accor-
ding to the register, tnenty-fiye years Old
He was very slight In has build, or at least
he seemed SO, when compared with the infan-
try officers who surrounded him. but there
was ne 81 On of feeblcness about him. He was
of medium height aud smaller than the ordi-
nary class of men. Ills hair was long and
curly, and as black as night. His eyes were
large and full. and burning like orbs of Light
set in jet. His countenance was very pale,
and the broy which was much higher and full
Ter than is often seen, was strongly marked
by the blue veins which stood boldly out upon
it. His features were regular and eminently
handsome-the nose prominent and straight,
and the lips very thin and colorless- His
hands were small and delicate as a baby's
His whole appearance indicated the close an
swering student, and think he had the least
of the animal man In his physiogomy, of any
person whom / had ever seen. Mrs. Legrand
must have been married when very young,
for she could not have been more than forty
y ss aa1 ..e'S sAs ''. - 80. - -
e,s Her hair was Of golden hns md ' her
eyes seemed made for the abode of smiles and
love tbouob now sad and cast down Her
husband had died in India. and she was going
to settle his estate, she having an only broth
er still there. Her hu-band had been colo
mel of cavalry and brave and honest man.
S = A..1 L. ~ A.
accompany ber, and together they occupied
small state room. which she had fitted up with
We found Walter to be very agreeable
companion. though he wasreserved and sedate.
He could converse freely on subjects of gen
eral interest, and at times was startlingly elo-
quent. For one I enioyed his conversation
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OSa valleys gonlte bosom,
In lovely Western isle.
Which sweetly, DER Atlantic Is waves,
Returns fair Georgia's smile;
Proud o'er its leafy comrades,
To dare the fiercest storm,
As the forcst-king, giant Oak,
Upreared its stately form. A
Its branches toward the heavens, ~
Its roots the heart of earth,
lowered and sank, like those mammoth groN-ths
OF creations elder birth. .s
Such growth as the world knows only
In the young land of the free,
Where it seems to read in these noble forms
What man there too may be-
Mid the forests startled echoes,
Meath the axes long piled stroke.
Lo, with a hurtling thunder sound.
Fallen that mighty Oak ss g
No more it rcars its regal head. 4
Yet wood-nymph. mourn thou net,
For in freedoms cause. on the free wild waves.
1t shall bear . glorious no ies' '...s..a9 .s4sB
asa*g - has.aas
Twas sight to stir the spirit, 1910 -.
I. While from ton tllol,sa..d Voices
-f..A glad shout rent the sky,
Asfrom her yielding fast'nings m o
siii Launched forth to the hcaving tide,
Floated q noble frigate.
In her beauty and hcz pride. bsfa
Her crew-God ever speed themi-- -
Coumbia's gallant tars; 81
The flag, above them waving,
Their country's stripes and stars;
Her cause, its CoSsrITUTIos, @
And her name the watchword spoke
Her frame from that country's forest,
Her keel from the Island Oak,
How Jared the gallant vessd,
e On her trackless ocean path,
When many fearful hour = sFss
Howled the wild tcmpest's wrath! ~
Staunch were those massive timbers,
Stout were those hearts aud brave,
And nations blessings followed her.
As she bounded Ger the wave. f.
And say, how did she bear her ma
In the battles wilder storm, issgaa
When the broadsides crashing thunders -
Burst from her qulyeriEg form !?
When from the smoke clouds bosom.
That stified the gasping breath, 80 -
Fast flashed the iurid hghtnings. zsrs -
With every CLEAN a deaths
When Ger the dabbled deck,
:. And down the shattered side,
From many noble heart
Strearned warm the life-blood tide;
While still DER din of shot and stroke
Fierce shouts of battling men ~,
Yet louder rang-oh, say, how sped
That gallant vessel then? 81
Those Stripes did fosmaa's hand
Fer lower their proud streaming!
Those Stars-did ever cloud of shame
Sully their glorious beaming2 He
Answer, her ceuntry's annals, 81
On whose brightest page is told, 1
How thrice she humbled the tyrant might
OF the Ocean Queen Of oldf
answer, the shouts of welcome, =
nat rang DER shore and sea,
when thrice she sought her hasen
In her pride Of victoryi 81
Answer, the thrill which still car, ,v.rr,,
With glow Of patriot fame - s
A nations heart when the tale i t,,la
OF the " CONSTITUTIONS = fame! 80
Many year has circled ss
In peace DER that fair land,
And freedom hath her blessings there
Showered with bounteous hand,
Since died the last dull echo
the battle-thu1dering gun,
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"s.s Martha have you hung up your clothess'
a. No, madam, placed them in state of
uspension-hung ID vulgar ~ sid..ilt
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StIett postrg.
THE coNsrrrurIoN OAK.

The first tree that was feied for the building of
the frigate Constitution, Was noble oak, on ST
Simon Is Island, off the nolth Of the Altamaha
river, Georgia. The stump of the tree is well
known object of interest OBJ the spot, by the name
of the Constitution Oak. 1t is stated that the
keel of the vessel was laid from that tree. A lau-
rel tree has, by the happy instinct Of nature,
sprung up out of the hollow centre of the decayed
<renk es1E'fs as3s -si
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But should another foe assail
Her country's rights and laws,
She'll beat it still as gloriously,
In the same glorious cause.

And now. on that valleys bosom,
If your step would seek the spot
Where the old gray stump is mouldering.
OF that Oak-'tis not forgot.
Right up from out its aged heart sa
Behold! viii greet your eye
A brave young Laurel, gailantly
Springing towards the sky.
No hand of man hath ever
Planted that Laurel there.
But the wild wind bore the glorious germ
Free through the painless air
And oh, evel be bright that dark green leaf,
Which thus from that dead trunk broke.
To wreathe with fadeless crown of fame
G The old Constitution Oak iag
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-18

A JuDeE PKEscRBrNG. Judge Oakley
does not joke every day: But shortly since a
SON of Erin who was afflicted With the dis
case to which Hahnemann traces almost every
one. came into his presence beseeching iis
Honor to be excused from jury duty. ~
IS q But. says the Judge, if all that ask
are excused we shall have no jaries left
tass I know. your Honor, said the applicant,
with down east.head xhi]e his finger mails
wore busy here and there and everywhere
that ten praetised digitals could reach. =. :.
know--but mine is peculiar case. i hate to
say it iud ge, but if I must, must: suppose.
I've got the itch.
8 |" Here, Mr.. MatselI." hastily interpos.d
the Judge, q scratch this juror out.-N \.
Times. =
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EE A fellow at race course was straggef-
ing about the track. with moro liquor dian.
he could carry. .. Halloi what's t1e frztter
nowr' said 4 chap whom the inebriatc indi-
vidsakhad just run against
~ Why--hic--why.n said the fezow. so
drunk he was hardly able to arficelate; :. tho
fact is, a lot of my friends have been betting
liquor on the race to-day, and they've got me
to hold the stakes
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STkkL PLULUUS.
DORkle WicaitaA S;hPI PIoIESS, Stetl Se4 PioEEAi,
~ NOs az TlD5 :, $,hti PsOSsr' eSW e we're ttd to
1T;T. Ihrfant'stoE1tts, Az "'t' 20 tifH'a to ~
7s'Fe'r'' 'At'* .f''.-'F F'''tA'' y. II IaupRs1t,
! rs ,:,a.t r,rt tnas.,. tsf Aa..s - Qsiss1.
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sryITE COMBINATIONS,


wlsalxa4oS, FEB. 5.-Tke EoIlOuinR appoint.
neau usts eaaktG,=I W Ibs SsaIie On Saturday
e1eaine.-
l,t,el An!teUA Consul. Gtnstal fof tie British
Noua Arttie3u Ptotirees.
100. R. btoS5ke1I, CSnsal. GsastGI III Simodt,
ia japan.
FpI tas tuo additional rtgment1 Of C1valsT le.
sirrn's, 10 le Colosss ava BrsTet. Co!oasiG--E
4. SunGtt, LisuI. Col. EHsI DtItoons, AID Mi.
Alien Johnston, Mai. Of PAY D-pIttuent, 70 be
Lieut.. Cos, Btsytt Col. K. E. LIE, Capt. o.
EaUnssIe, AID RrtTet Lieut.. Col. J. s. John.
soa, Capt. ToRotrIpaie1l EIliatttS 10 ts 4liat';
Brs1et lisat. Col. ". J. Hatdet Capt. s.tond
DtaFooas, RretA LtepL Cd. Brs'tea Rag,
Cart. Of "a ArlIletT, BtsTtt Nsj. v. Il. EpOty,
CAPT Top. EaEipstn asl Bsn AtColEo0GS' Of
Texas. fat tie tWo adai;tonli IsfitiEJ regiments,
70 Be CofoGe'I.
Et.vti ca. Wtifkt, I.isai. CVi. 4Ih iafIa!rY,
BisVei Lssat. Col. Ia rsnd b. Alexander Nai. Sd
iailatry 10 se Llrut. Col. Bts1et Co. Ch'ttss Z.
SutA N.j. En-; tnh!tIy, B:rVs; Liest Col. SiiI'
Casey Cspi. seeonI ,nflaIty 10 b A1fI. BtsIst
I.,szi. Col. ". II. 5. WaiSst, Capt. saith infant.
y, R.ev:t Lrnt COL EdEarl S;ePoe, CsPs. 81
srib.sfy, Rerss LisG,. c9. T.. 4. S, Cluby Of
adj; tsasiIiI teP'i., Capt. Il. v. Geaa,m Capt
Of EaE!nserL BrtI JET Gen. rot aaPotEts3, Gtn.
S...h8 willie bPp9Iaie,i. TIE Ptss:d:nI aoG'!'
Gated anj ite S:na.e Confined We fv!.ouiHE
L4nsj EealisneR 10 SonSiiiste Coat o. Ct1lHJ
teteaiI! la:L.iae3 by IE, la. LpuPtinof Ga,
Vt. Hlstki2ti Of Ga, ADD vi. GllesiHi VI Mes
HimpstIre,. Ja5Gesj Sai'siiCt, Noaitoa'EtI BAR
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llELEGRAP HI NEWS
BY the NationalB1tne
.fEts6s aEBFoRT4Eu1iL STEttio kScst
CONGRESSIONAL.

see, ., Wasi1sef stS: Ale1 9;
0's ss'.s5.
"a .s:la y 1Se hoSss SH1 festienss y
~ tS Ielp Ne EeIIo9S S09stles3 o. Coa'
~ 9 ss aat' os'ae St!e9
49, W = :Pealla h4eSau!s s'sslSG, Satlos
sAsa tSs aPP'!atgsats Vlts' The at9y bill Eefe
~. ~. ,.,,
eoa9 latAotfihg TIE etoPIe Of oteGaa 70 totl >
S'oEs E9ef'tu1Sse aA1 tPptJ alike seat oESSaos
'H ,I Sqi+ Is,lS
he ssl &c. wa t9ash epPoGEaa.
A!. Bow HoUttd 10 liI il On he taHle--sesa.
a,SS, .U@ Is'
ts.sasnilJ W. Wtssaa, Of Atss., AID Olhets
o'!;eee e
~. D'As'A4 &9ia se EoaA AS Psr1 H. ahStl
va lal o. The ab'<.
aGala lelo s4tea!ite session..
TIE CtTlI All DPson9te bh' cane 10 nth a.
REt9o' ametdmE ai'' Hosi Of Ehsh Este eeosuf.
tsS le' aod lAs bit EtS lAka asht 70 E0a@'sse Of
coalettses.
The eommitlee @oa atitt made tePo'h .TA1eh
SaS igftel 10.
4 tatts'y Of baaAess pte'ln4a'T % On ID
I9utnmtHi Eat thea disposed Of, the eEstohatT te.
Solut'oas Re. adopted, ,Hd the Ssaate ties, st 10
MINUS bttote u, adioatnsd tiHt az.
-
night, sOSeunng 10 most Of TIE anepaneEIs Of
Tie Senatt 10 tie Civil aa9 uPso0ahs bill an
aPFot1hEs eonAiItse o. CoaIsts1ee. ga dSIgfee'
ihi ISs.
IA smsedmsat sinking ont lktebefsitand te.
daetIoa EaS eoasGned. ia, Is Tots Of 50 Sgaina
-:
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yonu Sgw YoRy

SrE YoIE, March {. TIE n.mber Of deaths
10 Ikis ti,y last week vas IS. I:irg 80 IotieAss Of
II OTtt tie ReNio9S uErE.
TIE P;ei5-ai has staed tie teaaiy laH! t,II.
TIE BACK War:sot attVe4 foe Ha'ana UiiL
dates . The ofia. TIE tlcctaGe Of TIE FSIiS q
Cgbi IS silt eoItu1zi, &eaaeIS ste Ee fstatcsd'
90 sex ,ues:s have .xvn rEt5s, E'eai miltsty pie.
uatttoas are Sill Fo;u o. on; tie British fhlste Hs4.
uI g in ryri; 4 frind Ie rev ss4 mex 5aIIe k1S
;1keu place ueat Fen useire Ia Vie ptesease o
tie Cjp:ila G .aeIAi; nuDssoSt ToluEtsen ate pa.
4etfoiHt iRo,oss ttnlIuE, lepoTI IS 10 cue 91tioa
Thai all fc:sisHtfS si!I saot;iy ha1e 10 titsa VP
sinlI o. GAIT Cuta.
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FROM BOSTON.

Wl1eHs.-lutse u.s.. CrsuN Caur to day,
.As eases ossina wsbdsII, PtiHPs, TbtO3ofe psf
stt1sd o;Eers, iat IL: ,i!,Eei participation iaue
Buns rioI, uets uksa up sad is5tktsd iof The ;!
Of April.
Buia., oa we3aeaia! sreHias viii Re p'ssea;
at Ilseeptioa meeting ia rtepoat Temple. AID
on Fn1Iy syssiag, will atissd Pabhe nssukl.
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Daguerreotypes

no ne rsE5: HVs;d AZ tat Hil pJt OF Eoaai
B0s:S sSs9Vt 4iSeSsiLst iIAIG Iaf Tfsos!F+ tat
IS ets.t l3 ShliI e0eELa i0tlGE tRl ~ i0H Is I'll
Ett4 81 AZ .IR Ots scar, 70 tat nSIs eeel kIy fsI
HIg o. "a ttVtpns ~ PIKE o. fit:aGea- A SaW a.
G4GF Dl;StTrO:ITt' o. fa% lE4 f1E%f, az Utz a. a2td
SE SsSScPSc Fttieres EitE tS4 fESr< are iaTte4 -
ali iEA tGinIt haze jsli GHrt!IE II gre4i NITt;I 81
hseJ a tes I0f ~ tOtiJL UASA aiI st!l iI1 50 10
lao T<f tPs. SElas ~ user FTatt.
also AeeA "a EsaA I'D t5T az, arg 1911! {" Ua
nSFitI sJet IpPlf1Ii.s, AL Ra:eTill4 v al iiE4R.
S'r,I a. c. PlH1EIIE;E
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FROM The SOUTu.

CoLrXmI, S. C. 4Isb I. oresss Papst Of
Tue*4tJ, blirE late aSJets ttom Texas, II Is StAte5
IkLt ne neieI ans q BtoEAgTiIle subscribed
$50, Go tou ards Flung ont tlhbuNenR sIT<Si'
ton aeAinSi AsItto. bUiits ten9ti Hst13 e3EhIml'
tina. Lasis 1'tipman PsOniEeHs EetehaRt o.
ChatLtstan, d.ed S1IutdIy.
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=. AIN, e,rs tie GOllouiag: pari:ul1' Of an
k...sheh re bstAy nsnisoavj yes'ttIaJ:
S,,gtt.y t1ebins neeto ifota tbs city
t-=! Caais, IL 90 int0Iiesttd eoadl1oa. iede Up
4 ,,3B1 Of Hea VITO VEtt ttaRdiOE a3o7t tie
q \ ne BtiisepotI toll. boaSe, tNsariag That
y. Z uLia 9Sy Ubits nan IL ne Sale Of OHIO.
:. "a ttroay,itSes bY oAs Of The PanT again'1
.,.Rs:Ets eonIsei kv der . Fisso4 upoa iAs
lH.,Ts,tiss iLai - e9sId 1oO6 Is hin. The
RI .zIa, tstliOs lOi his life, seitsd : hsaTI
.. 4 lIoa spJ stturk lie Hetto TiaeHt bi9E
>. +, LEAD kp9ekins hrm StnSeles, dbd teEete'
::.nbi bus stall. Goats vas btoSght "1tf 70
: :.Jtni noE lpe5iu TsIy PteebttoSs Hiu'1'oa'
F-U...i yetet OF Tie bose, We uD5erIsiad' h'Fs
le-. '.s,Ied ftoa us had, ard bat hiiIs boPs
.::ils-Ed * his tseoJGtI.
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r,,,l Aoe,stsr- Ytstttiay nOnios IA Itat.
-, ,,a4l J,nes Highs vas ttasAed ana ia.
,.,,,l, t.,irl heneatA DsH Of sIaif. Uhitb tell
-, u. is Stpssss coal bsat. He bal iust
,.,.,ei .aptoyaeal, ard Sa' eoisg iato TIE
!. Il +, e,naRhee vO'k vbea Ire btaI accident
ind. he x11e, vlts and tuO sasIs daush.
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FRON PHILADELPHIA,

MItcHS.-0n Satg;dIy last tenale s!aTe ae'
IopsaE 10 LSuBi1aI plaGtsf, Ess taken fen
vessel ttam Mes Ot!ssns l1uS Cd Nee Castle.
DEL, by tie palies Of ibis city. u Re nah' eantd
Wataiek. 10 Lsd TIE giEl . charge, Sas a!son'
ken in euIto3y aHd kI07EA!lo this city Iad eoa'
laIIIs5 GA cbaIte Of kldBaPpips.
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NEw YORK MARKET.

uEaeas.-PISut iriGe Aig bel s4lt4, oi god 0lto
81 9,33a9 50; SSuIhtfn TN 81 S,SIa9vss1 Wheat
Shsj4 hEket. CON e11iet, vita Rle3 81 Z, 800 bu
western niIel al SASS, Petk oaehastA vita
no6estte besileSS, t1lks Of 500 eSIs ed 1870,
Beef firm, With sslts Of 4Se Wy. Ian dali
vita 4 5eeliRinf tsRIeaeJ. OHIO WHISKY So
CoaeeSf.S. LirRed oil Etm ais.
Coltol bnll.
Stocks hiFhtf and ktn, Aosey etSy. W. Is
Ssi; Ina'a. SIS sOlt SO. IS s2i; Cambd -
ERE 49,; Re93ias Tsi;,CteTRd aad TeItdo Ila;
u. Z. Ctni1l IS,
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EXPLOSION.

SrnIcrst. Hsfth THE lex motive q tie e.
p,4ss Gtsia rOln The East, exploded this motalhg'
neal LyoRs. Nj. Day. enEastt, vas Ihstaaly
killed, iad tie 6ienan H1mel A5iEson. vas tett'
uusly sssldsi. The PaseoGet' tsssred unlFlat'
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rlNclYNAr1 NABEET.

W1teas- sts ii s,aS.S,S0. Whisky 21i:
PtoJiSioss boayani, 500 PIECES GOlk mat sosd
Al SjsSt tx silts; 81 fot sho1ldt5; Tot LAinS;
s0R1f eurel hans 10. Ckeese Sial1 Buttet lSa
40. testce aha I'm. Ptne eoaaity lard, kesS, 9
0toetts3 tta; .uftt tasts; ReS noltSsss "a.
P Fs,t.lD E S aeelioed 10 ~ ptenin
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TIE aEaaHi Of EtAGGta Zee ~ %: A1' 10 kaAA'SF0 Oh
e. eIkttVH,
LCate4 1I,VS:k4 led tbs, -Daot.
!. u aH Oss Jst.. -sItASS9
LoSSeI IB15Bue4 1lEi is sSI
pseSt, uliuS4 * tSrtAts PROV. ..Gl'.j1 %
All cher Stiiu1 1EliEat l asSIaI ATE IEu iatA9 ~
SstIsisstrS<;sS to TAX. % risk over $40 go.
ne asS,at iEsl al 10 tA1 city, tI"H. q NIAR *;
ntslt Epoa tks CbiTGGpi, EstT1r ae4 teGtIFttsa g
II diEt1 ~ vida Of itIesiI, A iaEPI q Utt+f az
toEl itSs ii " Eft tESaIineAi, ih4 eIstf s1ItsE
3 Ss,stst ie,.t.a s Astit {NsIiiE Itret; ttt Z
IL 10 it ia to.4 II iEJ QAa are " SH n1oF !e
N iSt Q! lacliE0tlii5S Is ia t4Aae = ht4 y 1871
1SH. tito. 4. ALEXANDER Sal.
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1, 6 Rpln RRAlNsRIDGE.

SItteVst, MateA 3.-Tbe IS. ing Bt.inbtidse
put ia Al this po!I il distress % the 2ld FE6ta'
ar in 4 fale Of Uia4. Sic had 10 thtaE heEgUn'
otttboard 1nl UlI much jis0Gled.
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g,rvu lto1.-Tb. Goiiosios es'in'Ie q Tie
Euait Of nilSy itaa mIaaiie;utsi 10 Tbs
s.s,, "a 1854 y ttuIsssl tton Tue sPeetA Of W.
ut made il tAs U. S. Ssstie % tie bill Gtsat.
y 10 tAtSaY etaPaSi.s tAtet yt,s ia vbieA 10
Il, Tie 5a,ie. "a Roa imported 1T ttiItos8 pat
ie4. TIE liable ttAibitt an iSetsaA o1et TOE
,i.i al. Ia TIE yeat 1855 u sgA,y,fts lb,usssd
:sh I,sbosstl We nunbtt q tOa', NE aaouA, d
"a Itoa eoassaed, TIE ioettioa ~ tie tItas,
: 5, AL ue 9sialiIy Of tA< .aaaut'siutsI atti'
. .,,lsAed bT Ikea re4p<t.iVely:
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,,,Ryt1 lsS .WE,1urG -rhs weaker yes.
,.,,,,uu1,nn. nil 5 sioag SiaI b'OSiag troa
.,.s,,,l, ,al digit dfrzlinG taiu Oeesned in
,;etsoa. II. tiVet tOss, dunOg TIE day'
~. "a. iseGs.. Tie lex bss nleasutaLly melt:
:! asa, itsa tha point, Iut Is still GOssed .toIe
y; XIV. TA.Gs,utu J. u. DOEs auL York.
., SCI. tses'yiaG ftt,sat
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Rr1. y. D. Necl1L-we. Sti ia sAe. Losis'iile
ms Of .ae 2ttA Bl,, We foIIoSing eOnPIiasnt'
h, mice u Ne Rrr. J. u. Necabe Of his city:
II, Ry. On. NeC,trs LteftEr.-A large asd
~. .,tpteouf,tfatioa assembled 81 ChtE3t Clutch
/. :. s!s, a4S( ias. to k&1t TIE Ieetute q tbs
9 ssa, iIivide, lIkat b+ea TIE Pstae Of Sigia:.
7. .ppfe tbsl ttnloty TO boasto * BET tiIie9
y AL SIC @ay sell b ptoad Of The hiI!Il'pt
J! .i.i 81 tbs ttatlkn1l. HIS dtteoat'E vas 90
q. +tIg,I ttEst Of ne 6tSt otdet II vas tt up
aasy ftIiant cess Of us9BEAL aaa tbSunatd
-5,li tsaee,ions u hish 'ad PobIs ehit!ete'.
Ei.., sia bat justice 10 -! that We feEttd h''
4 lie mast Gaishe5 and elegaat edOSts s!et
t.,e.ia his city. Ills niai 1, stAnPeI Hllh
vse ioe'.s' o. Esniu1S aad h'I gu !ls t9slSls'
:. .q;s,o rake Tue PoP1lit aEd elective !Pta tei'
!. a q aEoas us s,taasEt. pakst't5sd bI t'u5s,
save 6ehisd hia, eaSAtlHed inihs hEaIiS
Il. ,,sat med EkO Ae1fl hin, We sweet lutia'
ia 4 rs t5aste ard tssatltu! eaott
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p,,3,arOS OF 1ul CIStR,L oao RntioAp.-
II, s.,ouisg IS eoPy Of .Ls proposition TO the
i. .: wLtrhss. 10 tt!,tioa TO Sh'eh tAste has
ZEE. zach i,h, ,s4 silica UsStle subject Of
,..,,, at.,isg Il Cgvneti Iaa niIhI. lsHs'sub.
~ I, COustiI is8 Ft'Jay vTsaiOs; asd TIE
,.,s,s ,GMu Iu hol srratel tesote il Our col
va.s y, n1t, 1t ,PpAts to have btea e'Peei'lIy
9 4aeI &, rasiisaloa ia tie OtGaa Of the c. o.
2. ~. u IAn tln:
..Tte P,itiuoae & olio tnd Cehtttl Ohio Rail.
,,.! CSup4ak. tni ~. folloElnS 70 ike ctly Of
i teliaf:
ne RiIiis,.is 4 OAia sad CtAit3l Ohio Rail.
Al C0GpaBle stH P'Ve<ed 10 EIett . RIiltOad
Lilite setAs he 0tia ntef 81 Sueh eoint bStaeeu
4. sshkEta lis+ q TX CRJ Qt WkEEiihs AID
kes SeoI, a. SSH, ia he iV6F@tnl Of the pioP<t
! s:ty1 Of ne 1h CoGnaRieS, OGotl lhe bSSt AID
..H tIa4lNVs tiosslBG u It& said tiIet and con.
.,,ss. k&t0sta tie I01d3 Of sid CoDpIaies, Eaij
,:is . K co0utnsei within III EQniht SfIer
| q nae stan hare btea sutboti1sd b. ltE. Ap3
:. 5soess1Al 70 e.mp!siioa iAeludips tAe 80.
.4;;ES 10 i1s HFjSs VIII lhs utek nsssSS1Iia1
y. II fiIst,sabIs.
u Ee5ltISay SlESI Tue SVS9PlEbFSNVA SSAS gktS8S
:! ,pascaeLs3, Tie CsAulI Ohm EltiItuA Com
as, S..i tIstFl is rVad 4etokSs tie sid bulge
:. .-tsee u eoaItnitst sHt ptsPtt ssPot tote
I.isaGsd Eiikin iss Ii ats Of lhS sII! Of Whts! :
"a
Il. csaul od1 Rail,oaI CoapahY will e1,ead
q .aie itVa It's Reseet teapot II !stmiauS 70
~ % al pot .oaeG doVA TIE OAio IlTet tan
y =: W.eslLE. AHd Uill taUe The Saae Ia ESa..
a H!et Ghhtu lsslSe moaIhs fE0n ID: date Of
Il s3s9iioa u lEee lttieles.
I=asilaiely upoa the taukeaiDon ana execution
:; u 1lIteR:at tmboiTiRs thess P'SPoauoat by
=. Btillrctv 4 Ohio RtiItosd (oOPin!, the Ctn'
"a. Ul.o R5utusd C00Pany aHd TIE Ciiy VI WAee
y, i.e CtJ " WAttlias will dtntSs is sun q
Z .eseaaIS II eAluesJ nDg Pshams ag1EHd tie
:.!unott 4 OAio Ra4IsaSl CanplaY.
Nm. g. HARRISON,
Pft8. 8. & o. e, R.
J. H. SULLIVAN,
PIES. Z. o. r. r.
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,,.in,xuat IAe,e l3ta tnst 10 khov BAett
.,,,.,1,,.el nAy b< hsl % ne bts, .etns, asa
.,,,,,, s,1yss ,uItttaE ID The bpQk, Penoiieal
!, ,.,,sssf lise. esnOot a be,tesiLsa 60 to tbe
,,rx. Of Mean. RSSiaAos & Bio, Nc, 4
,,,i,r..i Hall Also peS sLte, Bos'e.
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SAILED.

n. YIt, A.et She .(Ieo'Ie Lag aiEel fO'
AspiaEail UNA large Huae&t Of plSsEnsst', ia'
eludirs Ssaass Oman, 4. Il. AsP.sUlR aadO't'
cts,
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SALUTE.

n. Yoak, March S.-A saiute Of 10 E9nS vii
ttsd % tie eommoAi 70 dIy, 10 koaoi Of P'stee'
iBaptUtIiioh IEo ytan3Go.
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NV Btpyoap, March s.-Gtt1ke Houand,
Hnor Ho'tisG, Is tl.eieI MART b. Issassdos'
n,ieFty.
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Ilthlt kiTs property u isssr' vii Pet Atttt ~
strvlIAtt W PteItliE; IttNAlt tIf3N =" NV 20 Is
JVst ind CcTf9Stt0I fet Ett;&1t9Ar &eeSIil ~
SroSrsiItolt, EiStVtr ee4 E'St u its dLe o. tItEe
uSsIGl 4 ,0r aS,tg IeA -aG8 T!N IttFS.; !4 M11;'A
q " iaSS1es P.Sss to tsAAtn it*'I
fLt ~ tiT"PIIt1 any OK as
Ito sta ss:lI AZ sac isaac oattIt 70 aa9<A
"a iuIS5ea sREi4 axe VI TAT Sod4 tht1{4! - tSS y
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fsis.tln " it, s44,,l! d":hia S;nt0. Is : sss s
re tAts IAGioa1i u LLE SiIEsEiA Of ne tottS5p
"a tZtslaal 4restzeai fSr ne PslE IsI 'seVriJ 81
IL .tsaiy lrA real Stttkts u ts'1rtett are Wtast
eLsEfei il tL4 htt t1s tSsAsy IA ldS e4 tVtS4 %
riEtitt raA 5tAt, ATS ntSerU H'thE3 cage toLk; y
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bsSS sIIi GJ il tlIiEte u k ueat ttAg ost
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1at@lass Or as iLsftiu, IERy uil Lf| w ttssi tit'
IiItna 70 tst 6t1EdA u S btAI q EttsSit'
MA SFtlstt,St At 1C0Ttat I'ts' al RF'a1' " -
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,r,,. ts1aul i a. - g g, to''
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u IaAstf q ia IT nltlTtI' .lISEt,ttS
!t.te uM etpitsl isIttteatlp !hese vo'ls Of
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4 - 70 EA,u4 patd4sEf5 fsvs't5ls 10 tAe itaa
;AFI. it, csSptf ttAis' tat t'sn Ne bsss
g. .e an btos iSths aidl6 hs IudeH<ai. i
+ .'. soak be tifottbI. ehtass 70 lhs linta u
s4-'l shall bteo Plessy, W 'auual F'olUe'
"a u SetI yesn, UaItt tAs e1isiag tatIa will
h'' ns.a " kalts ailltpn Ats.