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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Central American News.
New York, March l


The Nicaragua President, Rivas, has is
sued decree of the government of Nicara-
qua, comforting on Edmund Randolph and
his associates the exclusive rights of transit
and navigation from San Juan on the Allan
tic to San Juan on the Pacific, for fifteen
years. The decree is dated Feb. 29th. 1t
makes reference to a decree, in which the
charter of transit and canal company is re-
voked.
Mr.. Randolph is an immediate and per
sonal friend of Gen. Walker and recently
joined him. Gen. Walker had laid attach
ments upon the property of the Transit
company, to enfore the payment of claims
of the government for arrearages OF transit
dues, amounting in the aggregate to nearly
$4,000. The steamships were not trou-
bled. The Captain of the Uncle Sam gave
drafts on San Francisco for the right of the
transit of his passengers. The new grant
to Randolph and others was understood on
the Isthmus to be in part a movement by
Messrs. Ganson of San Francisco, and
Charles Morgan, Of this city late President
Of the Transit Company.
1t was rumored at San Francisco, when
the Northern Light sailed, that the govern
ment of Costa Rgca was marching 1000
troops to attack Walker and New Granada,
and that 500 men were within days march
of Castillo, which was defended by a com
pany of only 10 men under Capt Raymond.
1t was also reported that the government of
Guatemala had joined forces under the ne
gro General, Morales, with the government
of Costa Rica, in the attack ou Granada
These movements had doubtless been antic-
ipated by Walker, as he had been for some
time collecting forces and ammunition and
drilling his forces, which were augmenting
every day. Capt. Creighton, recently of
New York, is at San Juan with $50 troops,
on the way to Granada.
The news of Walkers doings in Nicara-
qua had disastrous effect yesterday in the
stock Of Transit Co. Several private dis
patches from New Orleans were in this city
at an early hour, giving the Central Amer
lean news. Notwithstanding there were
doubts, the stock went down rapidly, and
5000 shares were sold.
There was a further large decline in Mic
arugan stocks, sales being made as low as
thirteen cents On a dollar. Yesterday
morning it sold at twenty-four cents at
which price the President bought 100000
shares.
Mr.. Morgan, late President has be slay-
ed largely. The company deny their in
debtedness to Nicaragua to the extent ru-
mored. They say the claim against them
never exceeded $4,000, and that all the
property that Walker could sieze could not
exceed 100000. The general opinion is
that the trouble is the result of stock job
bing operations.
There is a dispute between the present
and late President of the Company. Mr..
Morgan is represented as having sold the
stock largely on his own account, and the
whole matter of the Seizure has been the
result of concert to create a heavy decline
in the stock, of which they would avail
themselves.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
WHITFIELD AND REEpER.

The contest between these rival delegates
from Kansas drags its slow length along
The Committee of Elections, both majority
and minority, have reported in part; the
majority in favor of Reeder, the minority in
favor of Whitfield. The majority ask for
power to send for persons and papers, that
the alleged frauds in the election of Whit
field may be investigated. The sham de-
mocracy resist to the utmost any investiga-
ton. They do not deny the frauds, but say
it is now too late to enquire into them.-
The question is yet undecided. 1t thought,
however, that leave to send for persons and
papers will not be granted. There is not a
reliable majority of Republicans in the
House. The probability is that neither
Reeder nor Whitfield will be allowed a seat.
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and contracts till the further action of the
Legislature.
The Committee of the Whole passed a
bill to protect married women, and the Sen
ate ordered the same to be engrossed. Ad-
journed.
HoUsE-Tho Senate tax bill was made
the order for tomorrow and until disposed Of
The bill to define the duties of Coroners
passed-yeas 95, nays l.
The bill further to amend the act secur-
ing the benefits of the habeas corpus passed
yeas 81, nays 80.
The House agreed to the Senate resolu-
ton to adjourn to the 9th of April-yeas
81, nays AZ.
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Legisiafibe.
Columbus. March


SENATE.-A bill to provide for the sale
of section 20 of Gallia county passed. The
bill to make appropriations to pay the in
debtedness of the State House, Lunatic
Asylum, DC, was passed with some amend
ments and sent to the House.
Two other bills of no general interest pass
ed. The Senate then reconsidered the vote
by which it confirmed the appointment Of
Gideon Martin as Collector at Carroll, Fair
field county, and have taken it under advise
ment
The President laid before the Senate the
report of the School Commissioner, in an
swer to the inquiry as to the purchase Of
books, apparatus, DC. The report of Mr..
Barney says, he made an arrangement with
H. w. Derby, of Cincinnati, for books that
32I,79 volumes have been furnished him,
and that they have cost $I9s,O92. The
value of the globes apparatus, &c, purchas-
ed sI5,s49. The Superintendent thinks
the contract with Derby favorable one f9T
the State. The report was ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Heaton made a report from the Com
mittee on Benevolent Institutions, in rela-
ton to the use made of a large amount Of
liquor in the Lunatic Asylum, The report
gives the statement of the Superintendent
and Druggist, who say it was all used in a
legitimate way. The report was recommit-
ted for further examination.
The Committee on Public Buildings sub
mitted long report representing the opin-
ion that the present State House Commits
siners exist by the law of 1852. The re-
port is an able document. 1t examines the
manner in which enormous expenditures
have been incurred, and closes with a joint
resolution requiring suspension Of the work
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21

FILLMORE IN MAssAoHUsETTs.--The
State Council of the American party in
Massachusetts,, at late session, adopted the
following resolution by large majority:
Resolved, That the American party in
Massachusetts, will not support the nomina-
ton of Millard Fillmore and Andrew Jack
son Donaldson until assured that they will
stand by and vindicate the just rights of
the freemen of the North, as well in Terri
tories as in the State under all the princi-
pies and provisions of the Constitution of
she United States.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21

Cor THE BACK BoNE.-Judgc Emrie,
the member of Congress from the High
land District, in letter 70 the Ripley Bee,
expresses his opinion of the recent Presi-
dental nomination at Philadelphia in this
wise:
u look upon the nominations recently
made at Philadelphia, as perfectly safe for
the South. Nobody. here, is pleased with
the ticket, except the South Americans and
Huuker Wings. Iwould as soon vote for
Pierce and Wise.
"Yours, truly, J. r. EMRIE."
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"we mean to subdue You.o

So said Senator Douglas to Sumner of
Massachusetts,. The little giant is nova
days in biting rage. When he finds the
people of the North rising in their strength
to resist the spread of slavery, he tells them
eve mean to subdue you" And in the
same debate he threatened that tho whole
power of the general government would be
used to sustain the border rufian govern
ment of Kansas, and to pat down the free
state settlers. Let him threaten. He will
hang like Haman on the gallows he has
erected for others; and this speech tied to
his heels will do for a makeweight to keep
tho halter stretched. He wants to be the
candidate of sham democracy for President.
We hope he will be nominated. The North
he has threatened to subdue, will then show
him who are the subduers, and who the sub
dued,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Kansas m matters--CsntraI Amerfca-Our
Foreign affairs.

Washington, March II.
Private intelligence received from Kansas
states that the Free State Legislature ad-
journed over to Lawrence, the latter being
fortified, and the members fearing arrest
were unprotected.
Gen. Lane and Gov Reeder are the prom
inent candidates for U. S. Senator.
President Pierce has authorized men,
Der of Congress to deny that he ever offered
Gov. Reeder another appointment to resign
the Governorship of Kansas.
A private letter from high official in
Grenada, says the best understanding exists
between Gen. Walker and Col. Kinney.
Mr.. Buechanan's letter by the Ara5ia an
nounces that the feeling in political circles
in Englend towards the United States is
much modifed-the section is much strong
er than indicated by the press, and IS favor
able of speedy adjustment No difficulty
Is now anticipated on that score, although
there had been e-rery recent conference
owing to Lord Clarendop's absence in
Paris.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21

The Syracuse Chronicle says that gen
tleman of that city, who lately returned from
the South, saw on a Sunday, a coachman
at church chained to the wheel of the car
riago, the chain passing around the poor fel-
lows neck, and then fastened to the carriage
so as to prevent his escape. His master
was inside partaking Of the sacrament!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Arctic-A few, only, saved

In that time thirteen lines of steamers
have been formed and forty-two vessels
with a capacity of nearly one hundred
thousand tons. The loss of life is not ex-
traordinary when we take into consideration
the number of trips made in the sixteen
years, and the number and tonnage Of the
vessels employed.-Pittsburgh Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
INC NIissing steamer.
New York. March Is.

The Capt. of the steamer Edinburgh ar
rived to-day from Glasgow. He states that
it was in latitude 46 81 and longitude As
33 that he saw the pieces of wreck on his
passage. Besides the articles al
ready enumerated he mentions windows
with Venetial blinds.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21

re- A cement that will neither crack
nor crease, may be made with solution of
pearlash and sulphurlc acid, mixed to the
exact point of naturalization with powder of
gypsum,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Ocean Stenn,er. Lost.

The following are the names of the ocean
steamers lost since the establishment of
steam communication between this country
and Europe, upwards Of sixteen years ago:
Observation-Disclosures heard of.
A
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21

No man can beprovident of his time, that
is not prudent in the choice of his company.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21

A good man is influenced by God him.
self, and has kind of divinity within him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21

A Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
made proposition to the authorities of that
State to purchase its main line of public
works for $7,50O,00O,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21

knowledge will soon become folly, when
good sense ceases to be its guardian.
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The sandusky Register of the 18th

The Sandusky Register of the 18th
says:
We have dispatch this morning in re-
lation to Mr.. Buchanan's last advices of the
state of our difficulties with England; but
its language is so delightfully."- "muddled"
that it is not easy to tell what it means
1t seems to be the opinion of Mr.. B., how
ever, that the prospects fer peaceful ad
justment were growing more fair.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-12

81 LortS, jun -
\ l.,tcr IN thu Democrat. dated Topeka ?s,h
May saws the United States District Court al.
iourncd until the S,s@d Monday In September,
Jadge iecomptc rcius>l 10 admit Robinson.
Smith. ncit,ler Brown. and Jenkins 10 bail.
aud they will b. bcki prisoners by the Marshal
Gcn. PoGstoy has gune to ashingtou.--
lie ia u delegate to the Republican Conyen.
ton a, Philadelphia and viii ~ ,hcrr when Il
nsc,S
II Is estimated that the loes susta ns,l by the
ciiscns OF lawrnce by the ryn, attack will
amcan, 10 onc hundred thousand dcllars
Mr. Parrot. prominent LAWYER In kaH>as.
Just arrivd iron Irawnworth. informs thc
ncm~rra, that on "Wednesday last he was ar.
p~tci BY a company Of twenty bearing L. :.
,nuskc,s under Col Wilkes, OF South Carolina.
and taken hcfdr~ the ccmmittsc.
lcay,nwor,h was surroupsiri hy p,ekc,
guard, and no one Is mdcrci TO enter or have
town Wilkes Ind list AZ the principal ci,i-
ans oI the place, and iutepsSsSi 10 arrest them.
lie had already nla.io three arrests.
II "a stated tina, the whole territory win BE-
rarcd under military survrihns~
ll~ Repnhlican pahlshss an extra issued
10y The Aaosas Herald on tho 2s,h. which coo.
hrhls Tie reports prNionSly tcleSraphci M tie
mUrier OF eight ptHsa,cry men ON ro,tswa,
annie CrCk by party cf Frce State men -
The victims we're terribly mu,,la,cd In song
cases. after their ihrats were cut. their r,-.
and arms WIN chopped ~, AMI their r,n
gougsd oct. The oek reason assigned tor this
hatchery is. that tho court Was IN ssssiou. ao5
the aholitiosi.ts were afraid thcsr m.n would
he called TO give evidence against them, as
many Il them were charged with TREASON.
Al the proslsvcry kmilies at Hickey point
were driven odas thu poist ef ths bsyosss. end
their hoe,ss and pUviSoss stsasn By The aso'.
liepists
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-12

FTlERRITORY Of MINNESOTA DISTRICT
l. Cosrt.--Secoad District County Of Ramssy.
William " Chamtsrlsin. Luther II. Eddy, an Fra
Banner, partners under the and hrm Of
'sAssSsL.is, Ener 4 Co.. summon.
against
Jou> MAJ W." nv
To John NAY, ths shove M mel defendant
Sir You are hereby summoned and reQatred 10
swer the complaint In the shove entitled sctnn, which
!. die In the once II the clerk e this Court
saint Paul. In the county OF Ramsey, and TO serve
copy of your answer IN said complaint the .ah.cr
b<ss ~ their once In the city Of saint Paul. In the said
county Of Ramssy, within twenty days after the
Of this summons upon you exclusive OF the day Of such
service Ind " you fs 10 answer the complaint here
by required, the plsnts vill tske judgment against
you for the Of Two Hundred and sixteen Hnii ars
snd Seven cents, beside the costs and disbursement. OF
'his actien. Your, &C.,
CARVER q NeCLUNG,
Plaintifs Attorney
Dated 81. Paul April -, 4. D, 1864 mayb-sS
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PURSUANT TO SECTION

NOTICE - PURSUANT TO SECTION
AZ hs Of Ne s.sisl>A A. ct prs.e ssisg rsI>s
aai ~ Tor the ssscstsa Of arsal unar
The sci q CeaGr~ss satses ct fss tie r-i.f Of
stssss u tee sss ~ The rsisrd essss- us,es
esrsas. essesassascss.'" FAssA narck "a, i>AA
FsAlts notice Asfsey gives thst - TIE 5h tsy o,
Asy, D tsss the sss~cr'Ss. essss~s ., tAs tAsS
ooes 81 WiassA - e. he issis es.vr-,pS The cite Of
,As tsva 81 has Assa eity, he sosaty Of eias EAstA
7, b trsss ssr The -sssrai 81 Ssosat q he
esrssts therssf ssess~o tksas spsstiss htsrSsss
sessA asa asserssS n ,As sspsses rsrsps % The
ksss.ss b. the macy revived ~ hin 10 pa,aeas
nssnth ksf AZ The sssia s.ss Susrss ed 10 Ne
oss 81 ssiss Ne g. 80 Ne sersA sssrtss Of tAs
s-vsA esss ssAx-er ~ ise Ne fsSr % sres No s~vss
10 sesusAip Ne ~, e kaass Ne. ~ ". sosssssssy
100 s~sAss1 - t~sssy-saas serss
Koch md svefy porsoo 90 ass<tanoa Gp4nT Il
Psrssas aioao 10 10 sersrsst eccupsnis or 10
ssvs Dasrs0, - sostbsd the RAJ o. eeru.
psnr, essssssa Of sssA lssts cay ~ ssssA pas
esi sAs,S Asrssf u fsssr-d ~ The herA s.ctsa II
he I'd sss 70 e. vtAsa ss, tsvs sss u, e,vs p.A
hsaiss " De asses he acs ~ tas ssssrts-t 4,
Sole Fisiss. srou essasy, T. ssiessai "a sr,t -
esstssine - sees-sss i~sc-ptte o. he psr,,rYl.r
ps-es- psrss th~r~ef vhsrh y. enc 90 ts-, sslu
10 have ssy atsessS - a The srs<ae rsal salsrs.
q estate sAisA b. che sf tk., respectively sa 70
~ ssuss6 70 r~~-s~~ " 'ss.v~v ssr~sS essiu
uss>S "a GAMMA.
sass><e~as- JsA1p, hs.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF LOT.

- seste5 nAAUhoek Apfll 10, 1870
The auderstGned % uisicn-f ole fe-e- ofthe
OF sryisni, esne 10 reee, daily Il from
poftoss 81 the easnry nakns ios1tTy - to otter,
schemes With .hieh the eusniry 10 ode5 and wsLA
pafpert 10 be Sersd~f ~ ne dur -xs II M M yr-S
cessal.5af~s Estrr,s,' tskes his bod . ans
such l-ttsrs Of inquiry end in'orm the pshle fkas
La>yss p~spe~sas 70 b ds,fd d ~ Maryland E-grlsos
ssi,ss hsFrs Co End pr-,ssd 70 b. Manager. o.
Sole Aesus bf The Grand Garter latteres Ceve,ni
OHIO, ere tmpos ore aad said to'tsry f-sad h.stas
ssthss isssi OF prsseuruve elis,snes snd that IN
s.Aes eeutioss Arm, sUed marry Co.. Cev.l,sd,
nte, ere slS imros'ors snd all lottsfi-s All tbey
eesNo 70 " nsssses- G, ss-ss ,o- srv si.o frSud.
M hAap .hANoh Of ,as city, stss oct setsr tor
drsviaG Tie haf,sad LIter-s he bssineS. IL G n
tuefet under ne trm " X FRANCE co ., Msp,
s~r., nd they hsss sols ss-nis IN the et'Y II Bs
more. rhef- are hesever some tofty hc.a Cd vea>r.
OF The Sta of May snd ~ho derive hsase aa3,r han
'AroaSh tss esee % ssn ,cssss &, ths ssrvhaA -,
sssses ID. ~ NCPHAL
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4 LATTER IRON Gov. SHASSoS.--lhe eiti-
fcns OF lawrncr. kansas. have received the
following note. dated the 18th lost. nom Gov.
sn.>SoS, in reply to request from them to
proier, them agains, invasion;
nENrLEsFS Yow note OF the llth Is re-
ccivcd aud IN reply have TO state that there
rs no fore arousd or approaching Lawrence
sxccpt ,hc legally constituted posse 81 the Uni
ted States marshal and sheriff Of DoughAs
county, each Of whom, am islcrwea. have
nnmb~r 1T wr,'s in their hsn.is f< execution
against persons in Lawrence. | shall in no
way interfere with either II these e(l}cers In the
discharge Of their official duties. u the citi-
asns at Lawrence submit Themselves 10 the
Territorial laws, and aid and assist tAe marshal
and sheriff in the execu,,oa Of processes In their
hands, as all good citixeus are bound to DO vbeu
csled M they, or al such, viii euttle them
selves 10 the protection Of the law Blu, %
lorg az they Keep up military cc armed organ
isa,l"n 10 resist the Tcrrisoyil laws anil the
odrrs charged with their execution. Mail
not intcricrc 10 svye them from the legitimate
consequcucs Of their illegal acts, have the
honor 10 l' yoUis, With great inspect
Wilson SHANNON.
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I'VE vii sesa The wsskiy PsossIs ASs Dssae an
ssssIssssay, - ysss, ell w. ~iii bscems
ssssi esesssssss to shi. aspsssrss, 81 the psp A.
IL sspsso sf The ysss eli ~ Asesnssssss ual.ss
cor sssss,ion 10 es,lsS 70 . rsssvsil
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TERRrroRr OF Minnesota


n wAsa sels C-sc.N
Nestes IL tsr-ty Crsa that sAsH appiy to The pts
wv e"er 70 snd ef TIE eoantv Of Sie~, 81 the rett
sesssoa Of tne sad cart 81 ia baal SD eoaRty
'ses's ne Astitos 70 Fsrhssi,, hss.n az MeCisi
AnA assi'tan 70 Far aaait plot 81 vhieh Attittn
;" recorded 70 ihs ofaes o. tAs Register u Dee6 Tor
sald eopnty, Janaa-v 40 ~, lssf 70 Hork Of re~u
Plate, pegs uuca NstElLANp
Dated at Fsrisaa. n T. Msy sth, lsss. sie<l~ tt
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5000 PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS-DA-
- Wis MOODY 4 co. who'.sle U-sler. IN Dr,
Cords boo's shoe- an Hats Il South Wst,r street
Chicago be shiehgsn and WABASH svsaue- thsans
Brooch Of the House Of 4, DAVIS ga co, II -ant
LUIS whose psrtsrc for y, pas twenty nys ,eas
Together wta smpis means give u &c ltes The pur
chas- q good rstey e4ssird, ees-d ne Other
W. ouh az O-e . purchase. that e, WHeboa.e
. urusgalN ssten-ise ~hirhe 4he- sfey o. isfsr
and roni lite each Of The 80 4 60 %
ahos RAard, as ctn ~ fan IN tai- And ta.t
oar 60 IL are entrsly houxh' IN ths bot muk u
ssd 90 VIII Epn.nt.. sntrs .u fss''on IN rrces aud
term. 10 all who ma, favor Us with their paisubsg-
spfl1dA-.am
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HOTEL, COR. THIRD AND

MI tKLHANTS HUTEL, tUK. TIIIKU AND
WI JACKSON STREETS, fronting the sesnihoa
lsndins, saint "aul-M = ALLi n, Pr, Irt~for
Having taken the sh"ve Hotel and thoroughly rent.
ttted and 70 furnished u, MIR ALLEN bess to infDrm
the citizens OF A. Paul and the travel bt public ,hs
he IL now prepared TO accommodate both kosrders
and travellers, in "1snnsr snsaI passed. In The etv
The table shall always Ne supplied wi the fest the
ms'ksi affords The location ri the ''tel teins nus-
dstely In front Of the steamboat lar and 10 the
business portion OF the etty, mskes particularly de-
.rsble to huss wac wish 10 depart busts ,rpp-
sci business In the CITY Iuhe isau
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\ Wan r,Ery OCT cr TrorstE 4 report
naehoi 'h' SioaN Agency, just a. We wers
leaving that piacc on Friday last, that war
party on iSc Men'Awaksuioa Sioux, s,'osisting
OF OVER thirty Hen, bad encountered large
body Of thippcwss, near the ofserfaL lake.
and that al the Sioux, with the cHcP'iou o'
one. WIRE ki,'Nl The man who sscared bad
rcar''Ni horr that morning The rrp~' vss
not cf'Nitri by he lniiaas they supposing
tha, tbs party lad keen rCated aud the mc$
snScr, having peohAhly. morv urgen, basiness
home thar III rs; 4 the party, started in AL
'Nrcr o., hrs associates -Hs,l rs-, Dy~erai
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I AFAyErTE FIRE AND MARINE IysrR:

IL ANCE COMPANY, gsne-rliis y. -sn-sis Cas-,
tsl tsoa, os-a-arr7uri psa o, siseos
b1aFNS fsrVTnPs
Heart tl"sl'f, H~nsY - Grssnnsr
Chssle- Ch~~nfy g. n p.,l Ill
~ R0ckw-g - Row.,
aFflrKss
U 70 ssrll frvsiteuf 4 n RrkwsI s@sry.s's
a hssl-y, Nrrsti-nt H.nrv Han.tss rr~s.''
iasarapo- ssects' assB.' ios. - pan.s- ~ Fir-
a. lr''a' Nss' '.ou, e. cfrfra' fs'e-
EIrtvEsrs
hAn 81 rAtt -eyuoGT, ~ 4. s"rraf -sts Of Nsw yufs
sAz gsi rsrrv A.-rhsn' Frani - Ne. yara Cir,
W. Jtne, ssf.., Es< - al stf--i v Gty.
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4 black man, slave, known a, Dr Jim.
liel At Shreveport, la a yogrle Of weeks
since n, tho eNtrsoniinNr, ase ~ cnc hundred
and ,wroty. oer wears, ,hr~ . ,n,hs AMI t~ec,y.
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in Fr~lericksburg. Va, as the Save "a tap,
John Carter Who ,crv,Nl "a, an ofiIr ,uriug
the revolution Jim Wa The body SrVsut 81
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cunr.e Of the rrvola.iaa was we'd acquainted
With General Washing ton aid mn,t OF ii, other
d S,iuguishsl gcnerals Of the war vas Al YORK
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