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Gently been made to the proprie;ors for lots,
and Tuesday next. has been fixed upon as the
time for making a selection. 1t has also been
suggested that there are perhaps many others
~ho would liketo 90 out on that day. and So
lect = last resting place for the remains Of them
selves and families. In view OF this susges-
ton we have been requested to invite all our
citizens. both ladies and gentlemen. who feel
An interest in the getting up of this cemetery.
to go out on that day, TUESDAY next. at
1 o'clock An omnibus will be run on. free
Of charge to those who wish to go. and if the
ladies who desire to attend will send their
names to this Office. they will be called for At
and returned to their respective residences
We respectfully invite the ladies TO give this
their attention. Should the day prove un-
pleasant an early day thereafter viii be fixed
upon. and Information given to those who may
desire to 90. Let US, friends, citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity, embrace this oppor-
tunity to secure proper place for those who
precede US to the tomb
"Grbauunes Osrein -(Sheferson)
Meeting Of the Sag Ntehts.-On Monday
evening last. German of this city. in COM
pany with two friends, observing light in =
room in the lower part of the city. where balls
are some times held. concluded to go up and
see what was going on. AT the door they
found Christian Feuee, acting IS sentinel, and
asked permission to enter, profering to pay
Il. - ko al Eaffa
went in and informed those present who it
was that desired admission. A friend of the
applicants came out and entertained them with
conv ersation, until decision should be made
as whether to admit them or not. In short
time however. Mr.. Fettee returned and with
out word Of denial to admit them, struck
one of the applicants, who was standing at
the head Of the stairs. and knocked him down,
SO that he fell to the bottom Of the stairs
These are the facts as detailed to US, and we
only refer to them. to show the ungenteman-
ly conduct with which our Sag Nicht friends
treat respectable members Of community
Why it was done is As great mystery as the
order itself. and We hope our neighbor, if he
was present. will give US reason for such
conduct. There was no disposition upon the
part Of the applicants to intrude upon the pri-
vacy of any Order. The Sag NIGHTS have a
right to reject the application Of any one for
admission TO their order. but it is query
whether they have the right to knock down a
man simply because he mistook their meeting
for public ball. to which any gentleman
might be admitted by paving his way.
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STATE OF INDIANA. Wayne Common Pie.s
Wayne Couaty, SCourt, July term, 1855
Eli T Cray, adm s.r4tor OF the es-
tate of Isaac Carey; Petition to sell
vs. Real Estate.
The widows and heirs.
NOTICE is hereby given that Eli T. Gray, Admins
~ traitor Of the estate of Isaac Carey decd has filed
his petition sell real Of the decedent his
personal being in pay his debts and that said
fs&isinn will be heard the Of the Court of
{ o mn fiess of said county.
Arrest ANDREW r. SCOTT, Clerk.
AEril I3. 1855 lT-3e
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Turnpike Election.

THERE viii b. election held 1t the Burgess School
houss On Saturday, the iA.h day of Apsi next, 70,
iAe papose Of sitEg Eve Directors Of the Richmond
and Liberty turnpike company
G. W. STEVENSON, President
Asr-h Is. 1855 is-tt
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1859

9,3o9 Reps.
The following strong fusion counties elect
one Representative each in 1856, and 1860,
and two each in 858. when no Senator is to
be elected and we don't need them:
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Peace Restored at Last!

II TEE uodersigned having tshsn the ssana s. -
"a merry occupied BY F. B0rton, 10 =.
dAA stree. Richmond, Ind heePs on hand Esoa 80 =
msn,s. and . variety of Toys aad Fancy Goods Ass
puff ng aad blowing is the order Of the day, ve -
Puff Combs and Fans, and everything Of thai ~.
that suit you IL you bat eail and -. Our -
Of Spectscies Silver and Plated Spoons. Form 80
Knives, Salt Spooes, &e-. Porte Moansass. Card 80
fne Cutlery, etc. il all right Call asound-vs.
sell little lower than the lowest the times - -
and the widows rent 10 das and mast Be pai4- bes.E
friends don't forget No.s Cell aed - st iseS -
fore you buy your Notions.
~ AL articles in liae left fss repain u1h
done in order and warranted according 10 quality:
W. B. SCHO0LEI.
March Is, 1855. H.
N-OW On HAND, the =. - SsOves
~ R0skte the Depot hae - sf hsA Gsfs.
sAIe lov. k,LS.S
Ar-si s. isss
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BOARD OF CLAIMs.-The Hon. Joseph Hen
ry Lumpkin, the Southern Rights" Wing
member of the Georgia Judiciary, who was
appointed by Presiden, Pierce, has declined
the appointment, of Judge of the L. S. Court
of Claims. The idea of the Court of Claims
originated with the Hon. Thomas A Mar
shall. present Chief-Justice Of Kentucky,
who, when in Congress more han twenty
years ago, introduced bill for that purpose,
and advocated 1t in a speech of great ability
At the city election in Cleveland on Mon
day. An old &. nxleman. after being duly elec-
ed, and sworn Judge. was asked whether he
was An American citizen. He replied" /
have been American citizen for thirty-fv
years, and have been Naturalized. cTv1L1z-
ED. and CIRCUMCISED! Sam" roared,
and demanded the documents
TThe Green Bay Advocate says that An
Iadian was found dead from the whiskey
freezing in his stomach"
@A man named Jordan ran away from
Albany. n. Y. last week. with his wife sis
ter. leaving his lawful spouse and four chiliren
pen 1iess and friendless We hope Jordan
will have . hard road to travel.
~In the Massachusetts, House, 50 order
was adopted APPOINTING committee from each
county to consider the expediency of remov-
ing the seat of government from Boston to
some more central location IN the Common
wealth
FA woman complained to Mayor Wood.
of New York. that neighbor annoyed her
very much BY scolding violently The May
or quietly remarked, that he knew of no RENE
dy for that evil but = surgical operation.
<A person who undertakes to raise him.
self by scandalizing others, might as well sit
down on a wheelbarrow, and try to wheel
| himself
@C. B. BENTLEY. Esq. has been ap-
pointed Post Master at Brookvills, in place oi
Mr.. King. deceased.
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JUST RECEIVED,

1T the RaR Road Store. Opposite the Depo<
IN ono Rolls sprins style. Wall Paper. Also. BIse.
Green and Fancy Window PAPER. for sale cheap
KRAMER, Ik- q Co
Richmond. April 5. l-s5. ler
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Aprii Is, 1855
Insurance Agents Certificate Of Authority.
STATE OF INDIANA.
To Expire on the slst Of judy, 1855
AUpIToR OF SrArE's OEyscE,

To Erptre the Slst Of Jaty 1900
AupITon SrArxs OEvIcE,
Indianapolis, March I, 1855
Whereas the Etna Insurance Company. Of Hart.
ford Conn has filed in this Office statsasas 4
its condition 18th March. 1885, the act Of lie
corporation end properly certified TO- 81
ts written in .,rumsnt nominsting its Agents. and
fully and to asksowisdes
service OF process in the eveat OF suits
Now srefore. in pursuance Of the ss2uiremsnsad Il
An act amend entitled act for the neorps
ration Of Insurance Companies, defining their Po~ees
having satisfactory evidence to ne Of isll
compliance to the requirements and spec ,aesslons
that aet l. Hiram 4 Talbot Auditor Of tee Ss.ss
indians. do hereby certify that WM. BL ANChAe0,
Of Rishm ond the Agent Of said Company, is author
zeA to the Of 10 the Aess
o the said f.taa Insurance Company. Of Harssrd.
onn in this State until the Slss day Of July tsks
to the extent he be commissionsd and appoint
ed by the said Company.
In wnness whereof, I have hereto subscsibsd NJ
Ne aud caused the seal Of my office 70 Be affixed tAs
day Of March, A. D. 1885
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NOTICE is hereby given that will sell At public
auction on Saturday the 18th day of May next, ~
the Residence OF Joseph Bowman late Of Wayne county
deceased all his persons property not taken by the
widow, consisting Of cstrie, household furniture c
credit will be given ali dollars,
the urehsser giving his with approx ed security
waiviHg valuation aad Apr. isenen, laws
DAVID BOWMAN, Admir-
April Is, 1855. II -
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For sale ar Rent.

THE Flooring Mil and sash Factory on South Sixth
street; occupied By Howard Cad-alader aad Bane q
Irindle. For further particulars, enquire 1.
FARQUHAR / ARNOLD'S
Auction Rooms, Main street
March fs 1855 Ie,S
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FOR SALE.

4 GOOD frame house and lot in Cambridge. Main
: street. west the Canal, we'll calculated for .
store OF any sort and residence
The undersigned will sell very low for cash,
change the property for land other property in
touairy. rfiOHPSOS. & tanbridse City
Reference-W D. ScHooLrr. Riehnont Ind.
Richmond, April I3, 1855. 17-4w
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NEW Il OKs
AT THE POST OFFICE BOOK STORE.

AT THE POST OFFICE BUOk SIUhE.
The un ersgnsd would respectfully inform the
reading public that he is just receiving from the
Eastern Cities the largest stock of Books aud Station
aver brought this city. His stock embraces the
TURC and the SCIENCES. A great variety Of the
most popular Miscellaneous works, Poetry, Fiction,
Story and Song The greatest variety of LETTER,
CAP and NOTE PAPERS. Envelopes, Cards Gold and
steel Pens, ieneis Albums Blank Books Holy Bibles
and T@staments. in plain and ri h binding, Hymn
Books. friends Books, School Books, States. &C.
The public respectfully invited to csii and ex
inc the stock, and they red that the
" ill be M ade te suit the pressure of the times
Richmond, Aprl 10, 1855 l7-tf
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STATE EN- ENT

Of the 4Etna Isaranee Company. Of HsrtforS, Csaa4
as required BY the lalos Of the afe Of fsdiasa, rds
ting to Agent. Of Insurance Companies incorporaS
BY any other State, passed !" 1855
The name Of the Company 10 Esna lnsursnes cso.
The ICSeYsa. ~ Hartford, cc.n
lars and 10 Aid up sse
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Clocks.
NEW stock Of 80 hour day Bra.s Clocks
~ c. A. DICKINSON.
April II, 1855. l7-tf
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4 the sgn of the Golden Eagle, No 30 Main street
Am In receipt of an entire stock
c. A. DICKINSON
April Is, 1855. l7-u
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Bss1ke0S

BnSkeG
Die MIC and Willow Baskets, for sale by
Il c. 4. DICKINSON.
April 10, 1855 l7-u
LHINE assortment of Cameo Pins and Drops At
Il G. A. DICklNSON'S
April Is, 1855 lift
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Ad n, in uistratOr's Notice

Adm AiniStratOr's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator the Joseph
Bowman, late of Wayne county, deceased Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
pAyID BOWMAN, Admir-
April I3. 1855. IT-3.
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Cash hand in BsAh, sad In hands Of
agents OF other persons -...........-. .tl1B bss0
Real estate unineunbersd.. ....-...... K67aW
IS Mortgage Bonds, 7peY cent interest psy-
able semi -.nnu.liy ............ 4so@s
IS Mortgage Bonds, pes ct. interest, pay
able semi ..nnu.lly as.ooo.M
20VirsiniA State Bonds. per cent interest
payable .smi ..nu.liy. ............-.. is.soo.W
North Cssoiina Bonds, per eeat. interest
payable .emi. ..nnu.lly, ............... 5.oooy@
10 Jersey City Water s per cent. interest
payable semi aonu.Ily... ..... Ioise.N
Debts due the Co. secured by mortgags.... 7.3ls
Bank ................. :. leoI7sA
Premium Notes .......-............... I9,AG.E
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Fishing Tackle.
L>ISHING TACKLE, In abundAaee, at
C. A. DICKINSON'S.
April I3. 1855. i7-u
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The regucni attempts made exrifs Irsndiee against
the colonization enterprise in Central America have In
dues2 Col Kinney 10 make the ALLOWING publirnon in
regard the real purposes and q s expeai-
ton Col Kinnsys leissr is open frank ana direct Be
puts the enterprise ia tae ground and on as rouns
he intends succeed
NaT1osGl Horn- NAsHSegua,
JAHnary :, lisa.
~ az Esasg u As Lnaers
SIN Ceraau pubiis Journals and tbeir correspondents
hare within this last month made tIequent refer
TO Central American Company ascrihng 70 a. ae
sigma and purposes wholly foreign oterss and
having observed in the New York HeAd Of the 9Th insi
communication Purportng 70 be from the minister Of Nj
caragua, Mr.. j De Marcolrtn Astounding in gross nis
statements and in charges offensive tbey untrue
and UNJUST The undersigned in the asence Of the president
d the company begs ieaFe 70 deny explicitly ~ sueh state
~ Mr. Marcoeta and make known 10 the Amer
can public The truf offsets purposes and hopes Of the com
pany.
This object Of the company il to take peaCeate possession
Of its lands honestly and pencnaby acquired for the par
pose Of developing the abundant agricultural mineral and
commercial resources In doing il is disposed in
fringe mans rights 10 violate any law. II viii
carefully respect alike the rights territory and property
States and individuals lts intentions all Feaoeabs
and in the judgment Of the undersigned, only be
eessfu Nv g,carcaR prosecution o them The company
viewing the subject the light has instructed The
undersigned 80 bis best eyrts all to o
fFAte alncnbie and peaceful relations with all with whom
in the discharge Of his dnes be be brought into
And the lands embraced in tina conlanys grant
mAeliy usoee7d ~ aduers claimants thsrs viii be-
scarcely chance m collision unless brought about by
such iniemernte and unfounded charges those which
characterize the communication Of Mr. Maruoeia which
have referred
If this gentleman instead Of adopting the Idle gossip Of
the newspapers listening To interested suggestions and
making them the foundation of charges which
ridiculous aud untrue had sought information Of the Off
agents of the company he would have received
which would have quieed his alarmed apprrn
sons, and instructed him fully as 10 lis true Objects
In conclusion, have only repeat that the objects of
The company peaceful Incompatible with Of the
duties which its members to their government
and designed to violate Law Of their country
any other. Its objects arr such good everywhere
approve. delightfui ciinats, soil teening with
than tropical abundance location unrvard in It's
advantages, bnt all of which until have remained
unused and nnimprovsd awaiting the hand Of enter
prise suhdue and bring them under the dominion OF
dustry and civilization To do thsto take peaceable
possession OF their lands without prejudice 10 the
rights of persons violation Of any principle of the
public LAWS the object Of the company. and il has
other.
Yours, very respectfully and truly
III. L. KINNEY
General Agent G. a. COMPANY
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the beU Of Kex Oric2na fh< <s upon hshelAers
almost magical Many eye glizseaed and many heart
beat hsh Late In the 4srnoon tht convention
hea Ia the church before named fur The purpose Of adopt
ma such would b iikely further th,
ends lier have 10 view The convention had moi adj
journca at nine O'Clock iasl evening
VIZ omitted siai the convention in the gnernifs
addressed by General Nan Rensselaer, 81 Aew York
and Hon j. d. Porter VI Pennsylvania The organization
Of tns ensioa perfected ~ te election u Hon so
BSutherEsad of Pnns president and ths custom
AIRY nusnb-s II sce presidents John GaiiAher ESQ., q
virgiEiz was chosen secretary Among the VIC Fres-
dents elsrtrd the following
: g. Reed of Manss
Iosiah Hartlrtt Of New Hampshire
IL 81 Brown OF Vermont
Edward Neesuaa, Vt mississippi.
r BxoNncil vi Kbuoe Island
General AZ HsrsSelses Henry Baldwin AArcn God
ward Sara1e esorgs ATa s xis /" ssS aofn
NJ Porsaa. l. Jsdson, Andrew Stewart aud Alien
Tbun}sxsn ID fensss lvRnia
Anthony 1ilteni~rgsr, A. e. Howard, Thomas sapFang-
ton, George Peters, aud ascsb hssr, of MARYLAND
George Rusr Charles A. Grics, J. ". Earle, Il G. Cur
ringion, and Ramsey G. Saunders, Of Virginia
Janarz Joisx, of Tennessee
tuckv
Porter Wayne "a Ohio
l. Co<hr~E~ of Indiana
General Ehieids Ut Illinois
j. Brooks, OF Wisconsin
Gcsszal Lexis Cs~s and s. Bayasd of Iowa
Sssn Aeueaon of Texas
tscnrxzi Pratt of Connecticut
The committee Of arrangements under whose manage
nsnt te programme Of proceedings prepared consiE,
Of Mcssrs George NeSair @. w r Gusts James l. Ed
wards VIM Jones Tobias Watkins John S Galisher, and
James A. Kennedy
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THE DYING GLADIATOR
On srsaefasn al AsrriDa~ Sa..,
uyrsaHq, ss- .s1eea ~., ss~fl ~, p. ,a., aasAs
ApHra.sos, -
sa~~~lg psves psshe% are lad
ei Thu sss
statue roes amazing s~ss sis
humanity fSssais The
nil Ire psss~ and Tragedy sAx~isss~s
htrr sasss ~v~saeA
Nesxe
Cor ea-e' No sulra A. aud de~acy ~
rf's "a ur-r aEt zcSup~seasly esssrveu :"
tsssasss Mssxk. n Asa
"A ~aaScrs pssaseissa cd Ire xspacfv y
Srnessrs asrp sas%s SxAsas ~
Gladiator
81 fstafne~~. II scssn - Ms. LanA
rns snasr~osss s@sS.sss syrss- ruevsss
hrfSts nsss as &ssAsAsos sss
~ nm usssiy
so~senI w. sssas a0oays
And se S-aar'd sznks pw.
Anc ,hr,axt h's aide she tsst assps. sA4~~y
Frusn the red ya~h, tss s1ssy. oss
Lac ths ssss ud tbsnArs- xhswrr
TIE e + prAe
trt r~ssss fss ,ahnRse sHrus whsrt
Va h~~sa ~ -
" ere wsss MIS- 0~srs, ~ s~at.
~ s*~s q ns Ut th~ hS< ~ tass. r~sSss
bss ss~r. Dnu~As
IA<rs orr. ME yssss saxs~sssm ~ psy
7Asvs hea tA~csnx ~ssw,
Esrnsr~a wst< = annnn ha10AV.
Al tAv rushh vita hs k~A aAnM - expsre,
As@ ansvr~s-< Assss- ~ <ssA.s sSe ssss ~
D HoAL1RGr9EsD,
Dec Md As~r
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BY TEL EGR A y n

Geseraar Morrill,. Aas.agr.
BosToS. January s.aoyern0r merrill IN has message 10
the Maine iegsiafufs makes n1sion the kags pcthnxa
and recommends the stringent enforcement Of the bqaor
law. Upon the slavery question SAVE Tia lime has
rived shen this question uas be discussed the
ann well the State eouneis and also primary
ng of the people with much freedom grave
ris ~unt 70 be considered He condemns the passage
Of the Nebraska bill and its presumed e
He dsnoune The coEry Of the President and charges
him with violating Lis
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BAIl At THx kATIorAl Hcvga--on THURSDAY evening
next i- wiz On That fur famed and Pcpuisr e.
tssshment shr National Hotel. Tbs cuscrianx snd pc
lite conductor of the National Mr. r. H. Willard viii throw
open his superb parers thai evening for the Qualification
the lady guests Of the house. and the feEds whom they
may rse- He has secured 81 the brst and moss
cultivated tssnt Ths supper si be- grand and
tueus scsix and ss whole affair promises & the
most hrian Of ths Kind thai ksvs taken paoe u the
eiropoi The viii be gay sxe sasivsnn9 and
The coksren yienns win behold troops tbs cAivalre
son and fair daughters II Columbia inrnr the xporvs
dsnrc
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INV YoRE, dan sInteigence Las besD received that
the sloop-nfwar Marion Porto Prnya 9Th Of
December The gae Consultation left that plGce the
10th November for St. Kireent and the Dale
left the ls Of December for Morrovis and The
United States Massachusetts mud brig BAnbridrs
were ut Rio Oh the 10th November All were well
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New foEx, Jan s.TLc boiler Of stephens Factory an
2lst exploded tins morning shattcag the the
building and seriously inJuring the aagcr. Other parts
Of the building took fire. and the whole structure
~ destroyed The loss and insursp aacertxnsd
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Grisi and Mario appeared before large aud brilliant
audience last evening We have merely time and
enough TO sy TINT Norma interpreted by these dissn
susied artists fully rrszed the hrh-~rocgh esfeca-
tons III the audience
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PHLApELrHA Jan. sThe injunction asked for against
the Commercial Bank Of Philadelphia has been this morning
granted By the supreme restraining
dscounng except the meetings board
for than legal Iterest
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PENNSYLVANIA sKxArHln the Pennsylvania senate on
safuraay, George W. Hgsnnserss twhg) Of Lancaster
county elected chief clerk Mr. Ncsairr Demo
rrst) Henry Pettahonc tdsmocra1 reeertrd n4~.s
nnt clerk John X zeEin, Mr. parSs raisng for Mr.
Peftibcno Mr.. Zicn hesag know nothing. The
srrbiug clerks elected Nelson Weisrr DEMOCRACY and
John II Fuller, John Ewing, and John VI Kerr. gwhg
The organization Of the senate IL eomplese
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Nrw YoEK, Jan LA Are broke last night the
Of Henry Rhodes, under the Howard House. which
fortunately qneed before any material damage done
the building Damage estimated 1T s., b09.
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Tnr on NoRrB CAhigxA--Tbunas Bragg
esq the governor Of North Carolina in hi inaugural
address, advocates amendment of The State
extend the right ~ suffrage by abrorntn the s
bold qualification for senatorial and zniou ages
the rro-ccusion q liberal rysser ~ nnprave
eslpeciss the aSAsaesAan &c rne Great Central
sairaaa and rs further eklrasaion sas1 and wsst.
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apIuchensise thai MS msAt "a inso dlralrs
short tilus Followed win his gun Wins bad ~ TIC
tiane lnads repeated threats a. Fengsaa0e hcn Walden
90 70 She enclosure Winn started towards hm
Pc pHrDed Vim nst ~ approach hin and hiIs doing
Refreshed distance ian prrsisting in she APP
proASh Finally Naden shot and Minn BELL and died in a
isw minui-z Vim also had qua 10 his hana II me
tins. Walden vas committed 10 Jail
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NAEKor KscArE--As the Praigis d. Chlan mail-sl4gs
crossing fhe lake between Nesoa and Hndson
tlref aiss below SiwAtsr Minnesota Territory il Fell
thFUngh ft ice Mr. Nicholas tit stage pFoprisior and
the driver with dicalty saved che mail the horses
were drowned There fortunately passenger
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Esxsist4rs 0khex Ia1asrv 4 is5A
nts have s4e ls0sor sasmlr ber~wssh stAseusrnt
showing the @soans ~ interest payable ths
AA Altec States slk cs lsse is~D ~ Gss1 s4s s4-
is%s and dekan iaaemnify bands t~ sssArass
y "a each tr&4ss,rsas stock and Coupon hads Aso th<
Ans11 q ne oa funded sn1 Aafandrd dehs TREASURY
noses and des 81 ts eurrs< csto o. thx District os Co
taEstsA- outstanding TINS aay.
ga The hrst day " Jus, ls6z il wxs sstszated that
nise6 stassr socs hesa ~ csncas a frsaga couar
trlts . tns a4aoaAa $1s Ssaeeo
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EXTMAokpxkEY at1c1BK-on Tuesdar " the prison
in tse New Jersey State prison who was insane
united suicide BY cutting breaking fe stsAzI whoA
passed u4feagh his eei aid inbaing the Be
heara making considerable nose about ID O'Clock and
IL ' ~ found dead
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llarscA bin has f~ss~d the hpuse d representatives
81 Illinois repeating a the bcsnse laws The ro1e stocd
yeas ~. NAYS u
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HEAvY IN ST. LoUIs-Ne learn says the ST.
Louis InteIlgencer that somebody, who remains yet
unknown forged q check on Lucas Simonds yesterday
in the Of Doan King Co. for the large amount Of
twelve thousand dollars which paid al the counter
Suspicion rests upon person of high standing hitherto
whose name is withheld for the present
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New YoRK, jan s.lbe elegant Prssy teriAn Church d
the Rev DIR. Burchard 18th street. It'll avenue
totally destroyed by fire this morning The rr said
have originated from defect IN Of the faes Loss
So, 900; Insurance ST. 900.