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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

The resolutions of Che committee were called nc.
Rev. Dr. Patton was called for and addressed The Con-
vention at some length. He hoped we should carry
into Ksnsas the four old Yankee plaIs OF eocietyho
school home, the meeting house. the blacksmth shop
aud the whipping or s modern substitutes though
be bad objection TO the old post for some men In the
ueighborhood Of KaDsas. Perhaps, however, the mo-
dcrn Yankee whip called Sharps rife, With snapper
at the end Of a mile, would answer. lie commented
the Convention the old motto whose initials gave
the name TO The Wing party--We Hope Ia GoI-for
only by Dy.re assistance could the triumph. Ho
thought the Whig patty had forgotten that, but per-
haps looking up now, for it certainly was Hat
it. back
The Rev. Mr.. CoggeshaI spoke with groa, fcrveney
md force.
ceived with great sppsuse. lie called attention To
tho astounding fact that While the despotism Of tho
Old world had been aboshng Slavery, it here, in
the model repubic, and past the noon of the nine
teentb century, the oversladowns question, whether
the internal ~ ystem should benot entirely restIietei--
but extended over virgin SOIL soil consecrated TO Free
dom thirty-six wears ago by the votes OF even the
rlaveholders themselves.
John T. TIumbul esq, of Slonngton, made one o.
his Characteristic spceohesiul OF fun, good points
and strong common sense.
The Hon. Daniel =. Tyler was again called out, ana
aroused the Convention with earnest appeal to the
frsemeu Of Connecticut. lie rem nded the Convcn-
lion that when before the battle of Bunker HILL the
,roor,s were being reviewed, AID the post OF danger
hal not been assigned the Connecticut troops hed
before tho commander tLey threw to the breeze 4
banner nom Hartford, on which was msclloed' e vH
God and our Rights" 4.
A resolution comincndiug 10 the Republican party OK
the state the daily aud weekly Press, recently es,ao
l-hod IN Hartford, adopted, ana the SohNeht'oa
adjourned sine die.
The utmost harmony and unannlity characteriLed
the proceedings Of the Convention, and all seemed TO
bs 6cuated by the great Impulse that The presenL
dcrrayod Administration must be reouked, ana thf,
iat Of "no huthcr' spoken to the black waves OF
slavery.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

FNCIITTTSr AT NTw-CAsTLr.-The usually quic,
town OF Newcastle bas Just been thrown into on m
tense state OF excitement in con-Cquence vi rape,
an attempt 10 commit one, having taken place. 4
prominent and hitherto respected citizen = strongly
suspected OF having committed one OF the foueE Of
ci'nes the person Of little gir. II appears the
accused ba- been ip the Labit T time Of entcing
Young giris into lis Office, ivr the purpose OF
gratifying base and sensual passion, by
ndulgng N indecent examinations OF tncir
p.rsons, of character too rev citing TO relate
We learn ths, about two week since he succeeded
in erciug the child IN question into his office, where
be kept her the greater pant OF the day. and prevailed
on her 10 drink Intoxicating drinks IN or'er th'
more easily 10 accomplish his nhunan purpose
Tie girl, whom informed Is but eight years
Of age, Immediately related the whole circumstance
TO heg mother, who, very naturally, became hgniy
indignant az such gros- conduct toward her emu;
che designed entering prosecution nnie dhteyi %.
we are informed that cOtnprOmI-e WAS eHcctsd, On
the guilty party paving her the sum Of $50. lht
mother j. IN humble circuns We understand Il
is The intention OF the ctizens to have the mater I
Vedga.ed with view II TeDieriDg justice " aii oa'
Iaced ccmpspiiy. Niimpg g.oD d. sS@ies'na"'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
IN LARTHQIAkE.
e o. Tae y. Y. Tr.k-ne.

Cores. ,,.iszss sf Tae y. Y rIib-ns.
M.plsoS, Conn, Thursday, March u, -Jc
shock Of an earthquake Wss ielt IN this town los
night at about 10 o'clock. lie shock lasted about
thirty seconds, and va followed 10y sound Ike dit
ant thunder. The shock was f,t in the neighboring
towns. No damage va done although some tinid
frightened. Fine, pleasant weather, With Il
urn.nocf of 4 tnnK. z.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

We are indicted to L. II. Mitchell, so, parser of
The Grorge Law, the Pacific Express Company, and
W. Fargo h Co., for luyoTs.
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AAgOrA situated in latitude 40zs y iOagituds s. IL
& and the climate i said be much colder Than that Of
C0nstAutinopls where snow seldom lies long uPon the
ground, and where 8AteE seldom frpezss-
in Odsrn pamphlet in my possession On TIE trade d
ConstGntnople fad the following remarks on the goats
hair q Asia Minor
This article il collected al Aagora sivri HiBaar Cay
-A~Ha BAugari and BeybazAr, and in their vicinity
s go chiefly Distinguished by tie
hieDess aad sogBdnsss q tbs kbres By llsp q
he hair by tie exemption from All foreign bodss-sach
The diet OF hs khimAi-and bE The dry state Of
the hair Ot the least dapasa nay roauss beat and alter
the Wilderness q the hbre which should be psrety dry
The for sharing the goats hair Is annually IL the
month Of May aDd the crop continues 70 be brought 10
CoBstsntincple Hntl the end q OaobsE-
Tie amount Of Angora goat hair Tor wool) may be
estimated according TO the condition o the socks Al from
s000 10000 bales each weighing II quintal Of Con-
santnops or 1914 pounds Il is put up in bags made
Of horse-hAr and these should be extremely clean"
Apgora goats hair is called CcnstAntinopls st and
values the present period IS pAsts per Oke Of "a
pounds Besides the hair the skins Of the goat sold
for rugs In the BazAArs Of ConstAntnope and Smyrna
dyed red blue and yellow and beautiful articles for
parors Aaa bsdehanbers There are also sold here
skins Of TIRE Augora goat hAlbrseis which always
Of brown color and tzss probably cone from EOnAh
where Tourneort mentions the goats being all brown
or black These halfbTeeds frequently driven from
the neighborhood Of Angora TO ConEtAntinopie with
other common goats and sheep for slAughisring and
have remarked that they always tall and Of brown
color their fsecs shorter and than those Of the
fuer breed.
In conclusion would state that small hOck Of pure
Angora goats has just been shipped from this to the United
States by Mr. Brown the dragomAa Of the legation The
flock twenty-five in number six Of the goats bucks
with very tall horns and the remainder does; nearly all
with young learn that they deztned for the States
Of New York and ohio. And Mr. Brown believes that the
hills in the nghborhood Of Chioothe Ohio viii be suitA
bic for the breeding Of this curious and valuable animal
BE procured them recently from Angora at cost Of about
SO apiece Having fund the of procuring these
goats from Augora without much trouble be WILL be
forms me- be able procure Others for any Of his country
men in the United States dsslrous Of making the expert
raent Of raising them there
hope that those shipped by Mr.. Brown may reach
the United States in safety To insure this he has cent
colored man. belonging to Ohio named John Price in
charge Of them. D.
PS-There is species Of sheep the Lake Of Van in
Asis Minor, which produces wool much resembling the
goats hair 1t only Is piAsters the oke OF q lbs
and is sent the United States in the place Of sk
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LOG AL N Il VS..
DEATH OF HON. JOHN Il. EATo

DEATH OF hon. JOHN a. EATON.
Died At his residence in this city, Al O'Clock Tire
morning Of November I7tb, the Hen JOHN H. BATON,
aged shout 70 years.
Major Eaton for many years Of tbs most dstin-
Fuisbed politicians Of the oOUuTy. he commenced bis
public career in 1918 Of The senators from ths State
q TsnBese Afterwards filing various Offices Of trust ben
sseialy TO the country and with great credit TO hsef
He governor Of Florida Secretary Of War Hndsr the
administration o. Gen Jsckson and Gosed his dist1-
guisbed political minister plsnipoeuta Al the
oour Of Nadrid during the very exciting period in the
history Of thai country
since bis return from Spain be bas had tut little 70
DO With public affairs Jet feeling, ike true patriot
deep interest in al that pertains 10 the welfare Of The
ooaztry.
MAJOR Eaton vas = ripe scholar and profound jurist
His cuuvsrsatou Aboundea in classic ausop With
AdmiTture q playful humor which, IN early life made kr
society much sought for by Psrsons o. high intellectual
dowmsnw He kind and iBdulgeut husband, gen
srous sDa friend and although BOT member Of asy
churcb be characterized By that beoevosncs that
love Of justice o. truth, and the practice q al the vir
tuss which adgrn TIE Christian and the gentleman.
Naflnnal Eztsligener-.
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LAScasTra Egv "a notice Il posted on the LApcas-
Bank door this morning, stating that hs having
ben mads, and notes being refused By the Phadslpha
banks, the aosrs deem IL impossible the liabilities
presented and compelled close the bank Note
holdsrE advised sAnrisos the the assets
IMPOSED - Be sufficient the crculson de-
posite The Etstemrnt of IL condition viii b. made known
complete sramuasicn n the condition az the
bank is reported. Il. RATHBURy, Cashier"
The suPsnou 81 The bank general Eurprs.
the ahty Of the bank disabilities was Rrnersv
concpded ysstsrdsy.
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brHr CmorrT OOrr7, Nov. II, 1855.

NJ Msrbury, with appropriate remarks announced 70
the court the death - the Hon John r. Eaton 10 which
announcement the Chief Justice responded in feeling trs
and notsed the bar that the court woud adjourn the
following day o'clock for the purpose Of enabling the
ooar the members Of the bar and offers o. The court
attend his funeral
At meeting u the members Of the bar and officers Of
the crcut uoax Of this District held the mSrshaIs Of
6oe on Tuesday, 18th instant
On motion Of Joseph II. Bradley, ESQ., John Msrbury
ssq Of Georgetown, called 10 the chair and J. D.
Hoover esd selected secretary.
Mr Mzrbury taking the chair stated that the object
Of the meeting to make appropriate expression o.
the sentiments entertained BY the members Of the bar and
officers Of the coart Of their late brother Hon John r.
Eaton
whsrsupon Mr. Joseph n Bradley submitted The follow
ing rvss utons, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas the Hon. John r. Eaton AFTER having SLED the
Offices Of senator o. the United States from he State
Tennessee Of the Secretary a. War and minister o. the
United States the court Of Spain, retiring private life
settled himself il this city, and resumed the practice Of he
profession member Of this bar and during al his in
tsrcourss with rs now for nesry twenty ysars hath ur
formly mingled nad associated among with harmony
unhroksn BY single unfendly jar, hath after brisf i'd
ness lately departed this life full o. ysa-s-
R6soDsd That the members Of the bar and UceE 81 the
circuit court q he District q Columbia unite in this ne
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I'VE have been ~ sn6s and cms~ner
w ursrmlnvfye
O. WeaavaFN ~ bnTnr fur f~r r~ds s~e nshs
Thsre snppons hnf seY buYne ~ g Wc~e-ass Son
Our place ~ hrck hwsAars nsrt
WoaswryaN old sfspd hWM t~s~~
Mciemn. No as h~r~esa
Tea ard EFvsnh uurnE Fsur~yfwmnsa s-snre
and hauNs rntsua Fads wbsFs shs nj Al
~ vs happY snppJ 90 cns'rgrs snd ne russc
he uunly ~ htar mrreces oF hssrng
the nrpFNwea ~ fsnn
syraria tru tnnvnss uwnd Ur~s ssssr-
Daily EmmrNa Nnd Mnrnfnr Ser enok
ing sfovsp, fony each, nmd a~hsr kfnas
sansTs -sswun pruvea Iatrb~ srs pscrs Nv hestins
psrsurs sna rhaushs7p rAvpr.
A vrgy isrrs suppsy n hdH strive ssua.
Neuemher-wu gts
~ $50 O. WOODWARD d son,
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THE GLOB u


THE OFFICIAL PAPER or CONGRESS.
INTEND vuhscslan 81 he ashsaes q Canxsss
faI, Incladgnr passed, SECESSION, 70
Ne hEst Monday 10 Desesaser nsrL
and InsupetsS, - poo
be foFnshadgUd TIE spSches ~ is tse~os Isossp
hsre @bD desire know What ~ka b fhe cous - NE nert
President before be takes Tia CrScumvc chE b hAPe "a
accordingly should ssbs f the dsb3ses q ne eszs
The Dny Clas. wl coutniH ne aaJ sssfseE
psssins ussresi aebutus my from
- TspeFs, wh8eh b. lsse scss
unaRo vygsson fs us Iontrssssss ssoe
AFpsna4r Tbsse ha desire 20 set ths eeesses in
days before shsy psni-d - bsk form - aAs Co"s-s
Globe and ApgsndE ...#.-#
Tho Cousroso1s siobs ard AppsnaiE win be pHaet
whs qaAro tom each SANDER osaaartnx
pa@~xd - spp~nded
drbus. in6sEes tA@ eshsEes ssd me n-s
- made pnERsa Ana sent - s1sscsers son scE ne
Tss N-ssly a0bs un priussa sss.
fsr and w a ne p-cree-
a prscsdsa week Alec c<ts
scscsea ~hsn here san " Sac ssch An
suhlsc shall tnts passes EFinr u - fan
TERMS
Pc cry q ne Daily Gloss, oss ...-..-sm o.
rapY aurinx pahloauom % ne precesasus a ne
oayss ea1sg Session, whsu ordered
Fe espy q - \ sees asd Appss1s1 darss
TIE
eurss whtu o~dcrrG -
fas coy offss Nssk7y tstoee uns Frar
nnnh nacs eurrsut rpsury suh
fveu rsrefvva rzvu~nt snsH
~ posag~ Espps rT-r wf 80 " seB urae- n-
JoHS G. Rryrs
wsshf-r1ru ysv. 70, 1855
w,wI R-S2r~ Rtnwswcp
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OFFICIAL
TRHAKrHH DKsAEEM4sT,
49, - Nssxk

TENAErHT DEsAEEHasTs
Asgass - Is&&
whereas de allowing JaiH q CsAs,ss bssSls
JOINT RESOLUTION szsnars n sns iO % eSsaiaas. e
Esoss y ths sa SSs n Rsyrs4sat.rss II as U.s.
20 state z sssa1 !. SS.s, = 4. - i. - ssss-s :
Is = royss for s PaynsHl q sssh eIsIsIs = ne l..
saier NJ lss ssss 81 gssie shi .ss day vs.
4. +. ssses 4 sss ssys p .. ss,sa 4 s rs !, ss Z
ss s q srsst 81 y T Ss nd ss r 5 ss
4 81 ng ~ s g az sss ~ zee s s,, s
sad stcrsa a us Teass al II sad sonss esTusssass
asess y ass ~hh have been Iseoaisss ne sass q
rinegy aolrs
jSss srss i o.ssS s.ss 4, ssdsr
ss .ss sess-y q sse Irs-say sssssy aahon.ss = pay
ssl ps.sass Ieas hs rss ely 4 5aas is.
a. n Jane ~ cav Y Janaay ae.
III 20 sfs share Inen reysn laIarsS ana
6 koasab dollars und as psyment eref rs SAD seersta
sa ss u is s.a ssasrss s
ssh Ssaa 9 = @ esm a as s rsseusa ns
Approved Angus Is 1855.
Est i s e 10 The holders Of bonds eerafcssss, and eve
seHees q 6s q Ne late republic Of Tsra wh' were no pc
department before ls DAP o. S&ns last
setsd and the pc TGfs noA VIM
paid lawful holders thrsof pseenisd before me say
JGHuaV accompanied win me Necessary evidence 81 An
geuuAene assignments Uaisee Tns1lTed
give dspaTtsHs custody u sh bends, csnncas s&x
evidences Of debt and VITA rsaes Tsrs
provisions II the % Csngs VI 2sSs
February, 1855.
This department require u srnus"ns. 'sss
presented VITA TIRE certificates issued BY the sssas and ceHu
Bu seAns 81
csr6cats prosssry issDec BY hs
spable Of Tsra prese6 aadisd by The oesHS
Of the STATE IRE and proof ~ The gsHunene~4
tie eowTsFasr 81 the State Of
Texas who ocisI charge or r orstna' scsyes rsans
% the debt II the lats republic r Tens.
assignment may sSeeuzsd and arknowfsas1
presence Assistant Secretary u the Treasury As
chief thereof presence notary passse, ~ wiz
Secretary chief clerk ahd rotary and be
certified under his notzra bal when s holders
releases eus ~ e
city Washington, Of s.ssss~s
treasurer Surveyor the preserves
notary puhc Witnessed b s eoneelo surveyor
pH and be certified by ne aeary under has nos
raj seal and surveyor Sf
place parry rEEatss srsignen and releases
OF record me az ne n6s#
thereof BY and certified ~ Inc
eeE under ocs holder Of me Unfss
ses and releases Ne executed before any
CONSUL Witnessed esT6ed BY him vnseE
consular seal Al executing sueA assignments and re-
nxes mast also declare, notary,
be- fy ts real owners o ns eer-
uhcats have besn
consul declaration in sAer esrahcaas
u acknowledgment
III assigned for collection a. in pledge party ssd
re5uAy iHteres il the claim mus be stated
in NE ardnyit and release
Texas Suy such party gets win The
Enment person whose f2yor settlement
and payment . requested.
one az more sDdts er16cass or one OF more evidences Of The
Grb may included the assignment
releases owAerhp, each eerbcaas 10 crreefy
BY and Of ssTss La
appear Whete the eehcatss issued ~ me
Texas Of the ssb Of fe repub-
by repuhe d TsIas according 10 rhs facs
Of
The asvpmsus ~ the UE ned States may
should b drawn according % he frss HB
ss-A nn1R. JAMES GUTHRIE,
secretary 81 me Treasury.
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Fwm n.

EB0w al BY thsss pFsseafs hsa has rsssneey
from al faFhsT Ahy 90
payment ccruAeA1s svaaencs Or eesa nmn
me - =, assaee " ne sste fes1hsae %
rESts d TeIas, The esss may
BEL BY Urod accordance ~fh M pro
en1-d An rr0ssas tof tha
syreni creaiIars u rsP1be o. Texas are o
~ CsnSuss % sspea nne egbasen bsn-
srrS ana CIV upproved q FsauAy 1875 and SCI
N ne sLze n TsTas approved IL u February, lsf
A. ny hand and seal
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BY TELEG RIA p H.

Arrival ef as Cry Of Ea.hiagon.-For Day. Later troA
Europe.
Carr IslAxp Nov Is-Ths steamer City Of " aahngton,
from Liverpool the s arrived here last evening Her
new, gsasrAIly uninPOrtant- The Niagara arrived al
Liverpool On the evening Of the ID
decree has bsen published establishing the Law Of ls44
regarding the press
Considerable dsconiAnt prevailing in the manufacturing
districts II cnsequsuce Of appreheBde6 commercial refornI
Corn wAs declining various points, bat Al Toalou, B0r-
ssaur and Marsess the average price maintained
The Nezpotxn minister stA at Paris, and poke
6sFigrirr 70 continue there
THE xAKKETE-
Lrvrvpoot. Sor The cotton market was inactive
prices were weak and holders vilng sellers at 10
dns bat showed disposition preEE sales. Sales
days u 900 bales Of which 1900 bales equally divided be-
tween spectators and sxPore The Manchester marie:
ga steady and quiet
Rr..aua, we're generally duu Fiour Was dua with tia
turn in favor o. buyers Baltimore and PhadsphiA g2
a gslxs; Ohio, IS ys Wheat generally quiet and
unchanged red .. s+S white, 1913. Corn steady
and quiet, white sold for al 2ss. miEsd, - 81 a.
yellow, rs SIS.
Provisions we're very dali
The upopsy market unchanged. coDsos for nOssy,
glH 81
lEcsxD nEEFATeH-l
PHrLAprLrEA Nov. lsTbs City Of " GshiDEtoa Ia,
rived up.
rs. London Tis correspondent states that ts. fnausao.
Of RuGss IN the Prinspaes increases day BY dAy. The
same writer says that EugiHnd IL quite inclined Tor The
proposed Paris ooassrrnrs Austria
CostRntibops Advloes state that the utmAtun q EsE-
lard has been Forwarded To the Shah q PsrriA
The Persian army besgng HsrEt and had obtaiB-d
possession q sarirons whoh beng strongly fortified
The AHghEnI were defeated and 900 had urrsndsred
thsms@lTes prisobsTx-
yisnna despatch q the ID that the "a the
Porte Austria and England ssed that the occupatiau a
the prinspaties and the Black shoud be prolonged
The BRITISH squAdron nj the Isle Of Sspsu had been
inforoed.
Tb. PsrB correspondent of the Morning Herald states
that commercial accounts agree IN admitting that there
greater sbup6ancs of money. and certainly that Money
crisis feared through nAbity meet sngrxsusufs
The Ysspotsn EqBAdrun hsd not Ealsd bat va taxing
nbosrd prUvisionH ard stores iur siE months.
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u0T~ES FURNISHED with r~hFrss fmrmtrwrs. bed
~ snd mattresses chua rass, and eroke hnck rnaeS ~
pm*n6 cwtasy Rraunta
red rones hrun1sd Rnods hrfuss hrusvz ausur s
wgo1en ware, kitchrn ut~nrfls.
HuupskeeperH via fn6 wvu
housekeeping are- embracing rw.rr nr sref u.rpi
~ nTwhweufn nr huN rriswwwf
runrnF ssoui - sfr-n shsin fwv wpua 80
psdF myself 70 sci - 10 " hgurh cry
Nov Ia-egsaf r.sa tr.v
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yrw oHrEAxs, Nov. IA psrty n four Amsrirnrr,
consisting e. Darid NiehoF late erchrnt u View York
d. p. b. cabsH and Mr. Dsnrie q Virginia Nersrr.
cosr and Rsnsesy, - st. Lguis, rsossr stssksa
~ party Il sixteen CaHrchs wnrrorE about $50 miles
north o. Zseasess, ksTco. M. Csbs kflss In6irr
who hsd slightly roundsd hin with arrow, and the
nandsr AZ the party escaped without muoh injury
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The following Numbers Of he Maryland
Lotey for beDsht Of The Consolidated LosS MARY
land, class y, drawn November IS. 1850
50 81 IS 30 GO IS ! 90 IL "a 4e
The following are numbers the PEspsco IEs.
Lorrery class 2s7, drswn November IL, Is56.
Il "A u l6 20 9 &c II 81 "a
R. FRANCE a Co., MGRasers.
D. H. MePH4II, Commsaonsr
TS-li
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NKw Toaw, Nov. IA despatch from Boston states ha.
the suFok Bank refuses the bills q The Gins Brnk n
Nsibs dsHpEtch from Louisvs contrndiets The report
sf The iurs u TIE Bank n East Tsunsssse II Knorwfe
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hEw YoAK, Nov. ls-p. m.--Cott0n b steAdy-s4lss Of
SOC bales The steamers news sriEsnsd the market
Fosr l. oWsrsalss u Is 500 bills State 90 IS IS Is
southern, ~ 20. Wheat Il OweT-sass Of "a 900 bush
Ella; white, 81 90 81 g. red 81 81 81 IS. Corn u
hrnsGles u - 900 bushsls white, 70 cents yellow n
ceBtS. Pork IL l0wsr-mssE els. Beef hrmer. Lard
tras kighsr-salss al l2 osn Whisky l. sasisrOAio
s0A esDta Coffee Is hrmsE-RiO ~ ll5I cents. saga
has declined Is Of eeAt, and active Orleans, 81 cents
M1so0yAdO 81 ~ MolAsses is baoy Ent-spirts
HrPsnttBs ScVs-sAlss q 500 bbs as Rosn l.
dali Al 81 6zz TobAooo 10 arm IL l6 cents for Ken
tuoky Rice Is steady 4 Frsgbts steady.
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81. Locu, Nev. TAdvioes from bswrsncs - the leth
instant hare beer received On Saturday twenty pr
Ousrs we're taken to Hickory Point and found Futy n
slaughter and -nsenned 70 Eve yssrF imprsoumeut hsrd
labor.
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LAxcAETKn, (PA.,) Nov. l7.-Thsrs = run upon The
Lancaster Bank to-day, bot 10 ever End
mains firm and sound An election for directors and oo-r
held to-day, when Mr. Buchanan, the Old president re-
ssnsd, ard A. Herr SMITH esq., .nsninousiy elected
his successor
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NOTICE The ansersrBsd hrr ne To'o nerst n ~ rvvern-
~ dSpgaw - ~ WASTE aNnrnd ~ sur
rrrers hom rwv-rnurr Frr-x rf~. End
pszrrhs~ar~ Rs~h fFU1
urher knuears ~ 900 t.c surh
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sx0w-Ths tops q The Catskin mountains wsrs thcky
covered With nov last Friday morning
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pEEENPTOKY SALE or NEW CARRiAGEs, BUCGiEs
Kocksways, kc G@ctonon ThursdEy morning. kovsnahs
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beaaziful srtisle
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Eir~s hunness.
Terms credit q our mour. notes satiss.
WALL, BARNARD a CO.
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by fhess presents thsf has Fssxseds
hereby of America from AL further
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As ny hans and seaa.
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mortal Of respect for his asm0ry that ws attend A.
body his funeral this day; and wi the usual badge
Of mourning
Resolved That sympAthiEe with bis waOw il the loss
she has sustained and thai copy Of these proceedings
forwarded % Der BY the chairman and secretary Of this
meeting.
hssolps That copy Of these proceedings Be published
On motion the meeting adjourned
JOHN MARBUHy Chairman.