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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-29
To the trading community, and the pub
li>

To the trading community, and the pub
lie generally
HAVING received an entire stock of New Goods.
IL embracing staple and fancy articles. would re-
quest my old customers and the public generally to
call and examine the same.
THE NEWEST d FINEST CLOTHING,
be found at this house. Also well selected as
sortmcnt Of
SHOES, CROCKERY, & CUTLERY,
GROCERIES q PROVISIONS,
with many other articles too numerous to mention.
Ladies particularly solicited TO call and exam
Inc our well selected assortment of Dress Goods.
Our goods have all been purchased for CASH. and
we are therefore enabled TO sell them much below
the ordinary rates. NJ. BLOOM, Agent.
Port Hudson. October 1856
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2AGGlNG, Rope and Irvine, for sale by
J. G. D'ARMOND
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CHOICE LIQUORS.
MY stock of Wines Brandy Holland Gin, Jamaica
wi Rum, all of the finest quality, is now complete.
nov II HENRY $. BEECIIENO.
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SHEET MUsiC--A new supply of she ct music 70
- the Piano and Guitar for sale by
march 10 NAUN1N & STRA USS
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BURNING OF A NEGRO.

A negro man Was burnrd to death, at At.
Ae'gs, Map'gnmery Caun,y. Ala. an n.
9Th inst, for the murder of his oyrrs-er. n
Mr. Capchcart. The circumstances Of the
murder, and tho dvlibcraiion with which j,
was perpcirnted, was enough to arouse the
citizens Of 'hc ncishborhood in which il was
committed, to seek immediate and su,aa,y
revenge Of the fiendish assassin, and We pre-,
sppe That no one will ecn.urc them for th, IL
course. S'iil, wp question very much, the
policy OF such ACTION. The penalty attph.
sd by the law TO The commission n Of such
crimes, is sufficiently severe and in such rs
ses is certain TO be inflicted. Besides. the
cruelty and iuhumanii. Of such scenes an
that enacted at Mt. Mcigs, furnishes delight
ful good for the greedy appeiites III. of
biood.hounds Of hbolitionisnI, who seize
upon such things M God sends TO aid them
in drawing more horrible pictures Of the
tyranny and oppression Of negro slavery
The expiring groans Of the poor victim, as
they burst forth from cracking flames are
music TO the.r very saUls. " is not sym,
palhy for the poor negro, hut rather q hsll.
ish delight they experience 10 contemplating Q
the amount Of mischief they can do to US by
embellishing and misrerresenting the actual
state of facts.
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THE CONFERENCE.

The Conference still held its sessions.
1t was said that Austria gave trouble by
persisting in her refusal TO fix time for
the evacuation Of the Principalitics. Her
pretext was the necessity for protecting
the country against disorder-until a reg
piar administration could be established:
although she was bound to quit the Otto.
man territory on the conclusion of peace
Russia strongly adhered to the position
assumed by Austria. Later advices, how
ever, state that the Austrian troops were
leaving the Principalilies. Sill later in.
'e'ligence says that Austria ha= agreed 10
evaeuate the Priucipalities.
Turkey shows great anxiety to be re-.
heyed from the presence of the Allies.
The Paris CORRESPONDENT Of the London
Post writes that the telegraph is constant.
ly employed on the Italian question, be.
tween Naples, Wen "a and Iaris-Coupt
Cavour's proposition having been referred
TO these Courts by France and England
for final decision.
A commission of Russian and Austrian
officers. formed for the r-c,ifica,ion of the
Moldavian frontiers, WAS in Paris waiting
orders.
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FURTHER BY THE AFRICA.

An imperial manifesto, iss,,ed at St Pc.
tersburg on the lst inst, says that, though
the war was not sought by Russia, it had
been wased 10y her with great energy
Tie rights Of the Christians in tn. Eas,
had been obtained, and the end of the
war thus secured.
Special arrangements had been made
10 prevent the collision of Russian and
Turkish vessels in the Black Sea.
a new line Of Frontier in Bessarabia
had been agreed upon.
A letter from Crons,adt says that a
squadron Of FIVE steamers had bren order.
ed to get ready for sea by tho middle Of
May, and it is supposed that the Gar or
bis brother will visit France.
The Spanish Goyernment had confer
red the order of the Golden fleece upon
Fapoleon's son. ...
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Communications,


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LANCAsTERvILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ApRiI. 80, Is
OUR FIRST PAGE.

On our first pnge will be f6und an excel.
lent piece of Poety, written by onr young
friend and fellow citizen, ]. ID. w. w,
hore friend, that you will not stop nj ,hi.
but that We may hear from you often. I,
Is always pleasure TO publish original ar.
hctes' but more especially is It SO, when
they cminate from young men of our own
town.
There are in il, one or two errors, which
were made in correcting. and as We did no,
have time to read it over second time, on
account of The hands having TO muster Sat.
urd"y' they crept into the paper. IN the
eighteenth line Of the second paragraph, read,
gave cen 10 victory" &c, instead OF "gavc
cen victory H." &c, and in the eighth line
below that, read, "W'ho's vanquishcd," &c
instead of"|Yho so Yanquishcd,"
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FOR KANSAS.

Mcssrs. w. ID. WILKES and W. n. STAN.
cell have left Anderson for Kansas. Mr
]. J. RICE vii! leave for the same place in a
few days They will 90 with the AbLcvillr
company; and will endeavor to get there
siX months before the election in October
ncAt' in order that they may be legally enti.
tied to u vote. Between three and five hun.
drcd young men have, or will, taken up ,h,
line OF march far Kansas. We hope kind
providence will preserved and prosper them,
and 'ha, they may never forget that they
are South Cnrolini ns ~ the manor born.
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
ATcHIsas, K. r, April 7th. Iss

hTcHIsaa, X, T., April 7th, 1856.
pEAR LEnasR; After a journey of nearly
three weeks, our little .Spartan Band ar.
rlred safely ?: the aourishing town Of Al.
Gibson. opr party, As I stated in my 6nt
letter. consists Of nineteen young men,
mechanics, lawyers. doctors, etc.--who emi.
grated Tor the purpose of becoming bona 6de
settlers, and 10 protect the rights of the
South. ] believe We were The first comma
ny that left the old Palmetto State, for ,bi.
land Of promise still there are other com.
panies from the same section Of the State
--CharIeston-comlng on. An Em'praps
Aid Society has bccn formed in Charleston,
oy which many young men destitute Of the
means' are enabled TO cmigraie. Enoneh
y provided feT each emigrant to maintain
him six months after hi. arrival. The South
is alive to the Importance Of scnding e,ai-
grants TO THE Territory, snd welI she may
ee as the ahpliiionsts arc pouring 10 here
''ke the losssss Of Egypt, and are not con.
tent with coming Pcscesbly. bat are smmu,
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REGIMENTAL MUSTER.

Tie companies composing I'll. 2ls, Repi.
men', South Carolina Militia, met ON IN.
old field in the lirinity of this town. ON
Saturday last. armed and equipped a. the
law directs, for drill and review" The Off.
GERS assembled the day previous, and wen.
through the manual, which. We understand
was performed with the utmost nccuracy.-
But the performance on Saturday was equal.
ifn"t superior, to anything We have ever
seen, The officers and priva,cs all acqui,,.
ed themselves admirably. The Regiment,
was reviewed by Brigadicr General TAYLOR.
The General is a bold looking officer, and
made splendid appearance on the icld.-
His icmarks, at the close Of the muster
were wrll.tiRcd and nppropriatc, and hi.
wishes for the prosperity aud happiness Of
the gentlemen composing tho Regiment,
found resting piu.a in the heart Of every
one present. Coils. CRocxErr and rR,cy
also addressed tho Regiment, aud everything
passed 90 quietly, and to the satisfaction Of
NIL
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sdtlf9rapbif.
From Tie cAa,tesson Ssasdard.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIFAL or THE sTEAMER
AT r. ICA.
NKw. Yopx. Apr;l 10

- f'--f. - AS"r AO"hs ApSR 10.
The British anJ North American Roy
al Mail Steamship Africa, Captain n.
shannon, has arrived Mt this port from
Liverpool, with advices to Saturday, the
9Th inst.
The Liverpool cotton market had nd
vanced during the week from 81. ~ l Cd.
ON. 1.-The lower grades, and from / led. a
i-4d. on the better qualities. The sales
during the week comprised 10000 bales,
OF which, spectators took $4,000 and ex-
porters 5000 bales, le,ving $4,000 bales
OF all descriptions to the trade. We .ub-
JOIN the quotations current on the 9th inst.
Fair Orleans o 3 4d.; Middling Orleans,
Cd; Fair Uplanls, 6 3 3D.; Mildling Up
lands 5 7sJ. The market closed firm.
The Liverpool brea,ls,uffs market was
quiet, a: 34s. per bbI. Of l98 lbs. for Yves.
tern Canal, and 38s. for Ohio. Corn was
steady at 3os. per $50 lbs. for mixed.
PROVISIONS were quiet. Rosim was les,
active, For spiri,s Of turpcn,inc there
~as het;er demand. Sugar had adranc-
ed Is. per cwt. but closed quiet.
The advices from Manchester were
more favorable.
Conso!s closed at % Sd. The bul.
lion in the bank of England has decreased
f75,OOo sterling.
Adrices from Ha,rc dated the evening
OF the lst inst, say that the daily sales Of
cotton averaged 1000 bales, and that
res Ordinaire Orleans WAS quoted ut 90
Frs.
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LATER FROM NICARAGUA.
Tho Defeat of Schlessinger Confirmed
New ORLEANS, ApriI 90. 1856.

New ORLEANS, April %, 1856.
The steamship Charles Morgan, has ar
rived at this port with later dates from
San Juan.
The report Of Col. Schlessing"r's d-fea,
is confirmed. Forty men of his force were
killed, and the remnant had arrived at
kivas. The cause Of the disaster was the
utter disregard Of tho customary prccau
tons against surprise, and the cowar,lIy
conduct of Schl-ssinger which commnni-
Gated panic 10 his men.
The passengers by the steamship state
that General Walker holJsa fort posi-
ton, and is receiving large accessions to
his force.
A battle had occurred at Arilop, ,ka,
between fourteen Americans and two
hundred Costa Ricans, in which the latter r
were defeated with loss OF thirty men
killed.
Bv later accounts Walker is reported TO
have been at the head nf 100 men. march
ing to meet the Costa Ricans who expect
Ell to invade Ni .aragua.
Col. Parke, II. French had reached San
Juan in high dudgeon, and chartered n
schooner 10 pnnvey himself the materials
for his printing Office, and all his property
to Aspinwall. The cause of his quarrel
with General Walker is unknown
The intelligence concerning things in
Nicaragua is meagre and possibly unrcli.
able. Affairs presen: strange aspect.
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Cling i'm Sharp's Riflen, CANNON, cte.,x a.
,isy of which were seized = ia days ag
les,ng.o. Mo they were boxrd up .As
marked .rarpcntrr,s toolss,'' = s.f.s
lam well pleased With Kansns--itis D..
the place for a Young man. Tinsrs II ~
abundance OF excellent land az Goyernne,f
rates. si s5 per aero. Wages are very hja,
| In every branch Of business, and plenty I, i
work. So come on, yc hard y orkinr men
of Carolina. and get rich. -,
Therc are oreat many litt,s III 'arcs IN
Iths Territory. many Of whixh are along The
Missouri Riyer,.nnd some prvss;sine 10 L..
| come .placess of mur,, ,impo,tsrx,. Heaven :
wort,, city is obou, the isrc..t ,iiraae nm
| the River Atchi,on I. alson : riace az Scn.
siderable note. and 1, grow inc every day--
| pops,osion nbout Z 600 Tho extreme
eohi w.a,b.r In. n-,r.nt.d much buili-
| iuo bsinp a,,ae I'M, latch. huN tho din
of thu, hammer. ,sw. ard transt asain b.s
heard from onc ard of IN. town IN. Tho 9TH.
or ana N. e,y .,a,a,,, r,o,,,, .,o,.. brick. v.
oro.,s .he ear f.o,, .vs,v ,o,.t o.;,o n
rivalry .,;.,. ho,,.., I..r.,n,,,,h ! a,,, .n.s
A,,,.;.n, .,:.. ...u..
ine,ense mir ,,,.,;,v., .rd ,nhou.h
.,v.,wo-,, .,,. h.. ~. ,d,.,,.. ~ A..
chison In m,ny r..,..ts .b.m,x, never,h,-
L.s, u,,.no, i.da, tho ,,,r 49,. ,,,..
| v.,r !. o,t ,h,, h., ,.;.,h.,. A,~,,,.nn
| !, far abcad Of her. II |. no,binu n.w In.
.lys.t ..,, \. :, q e,E
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The North Carolina Democratic Con.
Yention.

The Democratic State Conyen,ion as.
sembIcd in the Capitol building this day
at ] o'clock. 1t i, considered 10y many
the largest political CoEven,ion ever held
in this state, between ihrpe and four hun
dred delegates being in a:lsndance.
]. &. Sheph,rI, Of Cumberland, WAS
chosen to psssde avpr the deliberations o.
tie Convention
The President on taking the Chair. al.
dr. ssed the Convention on the political
tol - Of the day. Ills remarks were well
received.
Gov. Bragg was unanimously &c nomi.
mated for the Office of Governor, and "A
Comlni,tee appointed to wait upon him
aud request HIS acceptance. The Com
mittee feturpel after brief ab ence, &C.
compauied by Governor j., who ent cred
the hall amid great cheering and applause.
In speech OF considerable length, great
ability and soul stirring eloqucnce, Gov.
Bragg accep.ed the nominat,on.
Resolutions were unanimously AL d1ptcd,
approving the administrations Of Prcsi-
dent Pierce and Governor Bragg, and
declaring the Hon. Franklin Pierce the
trst choice Of tho Democratic party of
North Carolina for the next Presidency.
Other resolutions, re-afli,ming the
Democratic policy, were adopted with
great nnanimitY.
The Hon. w. s. Ashe, Of New Iano-
yer; Hon. Bedford Brown. Of CaswclI:
II. II. Heath, esq, Of Chowap; and w.
w Avery ESQ of RprEa uaro al.o.1l
delegates for the State at large to the
Cincinnati National Convention and the
Hon. John Hill, Of Stokes; DR.. Columbus
Mills, Of Polk; VIM. Hill, esq, Of Hall.
fax; and +. G. Hayward, esq, Of Wake ;
weie selected as aliernanes.
Hon. Henry NJ. Shaw, Of Currituck,
and the Hon. Samuel +. Hill, Of Caswell,
were appointed electors for the State at
large.
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THE SUMTER WArCHMAN

We learn from the last lumber Of IN.
above paper that ]. r. IIaynesworih, ESQ,
has retire from the editorial chair of that e,.
tnbIislmcnt, ard has been succeeded bv A.
A. Gilbert, Esq We wish Mr.. HAYNES.
worth every snccces IN the new duties he
may see III to ngsumc. We also extend the
night sS of fellowship to Mr. Gilbert, and
wish him better success than generally ut
tends The county editor. . -.
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!. WILLIAMS.
(Eor the Lc.l,.r.


MR. EDITOR: VIC see Mr.. :. B. Massey
mas called upon the candidates Tor tho Lag.
's'a'"re' 10 knew The "why and wherefore"
concerning the causes of our taxes rising
every year. we concur win him in his
views ana ~o"'d DC glad NOT only to learn
tho cause" concerning TINS matter, out would
oe s'"a !" know Some o'her Things could
not oe explained Win them. We have al.
va! '"'"I"' 'na' tue 'urcrs' WI" "re com
pe''ea 70 "''ehd inc courts OF common pleas,
"''e "o' p''d aS "'"'h Tor Their services a<
'"'y oos".'o LOT Inc majority of'hem are
''''" VII" "'cH distance from the court
'oaS''ai.u are seon'pc'ird 10 be nj considerable
"''' ANU expense 10 ""eno'" without consider
'"s "s 'o.. "e' sustain oy brbe'n2 absent
''"'' "e'' o"S'h'Ss' neither docs tapPcar to
oo efu'''"' '"ose VINO 1--we near the conri
n"usefah a'tend ana sacrifice nothing but
''e1 'ime. Now'as the intention Of the law i.
=" 90 Jus're 70 ai'' We would ash VI = map
VINO h'es two've miles from the cautt l,ousr
'sh"' en'''cd 10 more pay, under tie cir
W - 49, Wv wv s'e''
mousse I again. The state Witnesses are bound
20 ""end 'n' eouRs' aud ye', arc paid no,,
ing Gan 'he stale make such request Of
"se''']rnN' "h'" u Is able to spend en"rn'"n.
" ,"', .""s' "'S' cannot
,",-,' '"""'''''''' again. IN
gu" "'q"'S's' ana espe-
:. ~ " "'s'oes' me" are bound
"' "'e' aay' aha s'' NJ 'hc'r own
49, -. "e "'"'' without any remune.
" " s.."eS' Out TIE most AS
,t., - r =, "'" ou''ne"'' alter all '"'
w WV" "''" "'e oecH competed to ht-
., "'e"'u'hg 10 law
">" WV" '"'y are sworn !" do
;;, p sentences "PGp the
"a | ,"a c " i""" may DC gotten up
~" ' >o'.',," '"'r'--"''houl hear
&c -. W. N',' ~ "'e s's'' many lines
wv . r" ~, ease letter 'han judge
,n.. 49,. n''.'' N'W' now can n
49,. ."""'e - 'e e''e'ea 1"'er-
......-,, - ''''' man '"o"e "h'
:. :, " ,' a''''ae' a"o"' .he matter! !!
,nd H.. -, WV ".'e more information
~. -, 'afs'o" :" 40 Jns''ee Than
-. '"e ja"ge ana jn-
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEw ORLEAxs, Arril %, 1856,

NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1856,
$500 bales Cotton were sold to dav in
an easier market, before the reception OF
the Arabia's news, after which the market
became Rrmer. Midding Orleans is
quoted at 10 5 8 10 Sc. Sterling i.
drooping at 0 s q.
New ionK, April %, 1856.
Cotton is active, and has advanced.-
5000 bales have heen disposed Of at ii
l &c. for Middling Orleans, and IL for
UpIands.
Flour is lower. $500 bbls. have been
sold Mt SC IL per Dbl. for Straight State.
10000 bushels of corn have been sold
at 62c. per bushel.
Spiris Turpentine is worth Soc. per gal
Ion, with sales Of goo bhls.
$500 bbls Resin have le.n sold at 81
Csc. ! 80 per hbl.
Rice is dull, with s.les Of 800 ticrccs.
Freights are quiet.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

The aavices hy this arrival are unim.
portan.. The peace conference Vas still
IN session, engaged in arranging the minor
l,tai.s.
a vessel arrived in England from New
Foundlani, reports having seen stea
mers lights in the ice on the Grand
Banks.
Peace has been announced at St. Pc
tersburg and favoraLly received.
An American squadron was cruising on
the cosst Of Spain.
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FRANCE

A despatcl, from Paris states that the
Allies had ordered the raising of block.
AIDES in sll neutral ports.
The French Government denies having
IN contemplation an expedition TO Mada-
gascar.
1t was said that the Emperor Napolc-
on will visit Algeria.
The French army is to lie reduced from
100000 to 100000 men.
A considerable decline in the market ut
Ma,scilIes has occurred.
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From tie Charieston Standard.
A HUMAN HORN s''s'

We are Indebted TO the polite atten,iu.s
of +. |-ytc Porrhcr, VI ~, flhiscsy, k,r
the olport"n'iy of seeing one. OF tl.s, ,s,ran-
scst hraks oi na,urc 1t has ever ,ucen. o,r
portion 10 luuk upnu, il is nothing less
than hurn taken from a living human
hemi. The curiosity Of the pubs is often
elected Icy fancifiI resenit,!anccs, and an
oinas;cs pi Organization, or often, t.y cvu,-
tcsy, taken tur What they are not; b,r
the substance before Us is 50 properly q
horn that, ~ coIuinou observation. al,
ah,urlIty would consist in calling il .suy-
| thing else, whilc Il e size vfi snd tho i,,,.
-'tio" aud shape Of ills development, c,.-
lorces The prpriety Vi snc! designation.
The resemblance to y horn Of III. sxri,c
SIZE, taken from the head ot q ram is prr.
Iec', and protrndiny from ,h3 right side IT
the head a"d cur,in:, do~hwaId So as 4,
touci, the tc,nI",i, is t!iiitult TO realize ,l:e
Tact that u WIS na,ufally there for the pu,
pose OF offence. The dasusrcotype OF the
suljrct WAS taken before tho formation,
MAS removed, and the head presents quite
fonnidable npp-srance- As wonderful
n, t'c case 10 ns, aud as Il, doul.t.~~a.
will Oe 10 our readers, il is not without. "A
Pr"cedcn, IN human his,vry, aud Dr. Por.
'l'er, in the Medical louypA; tvS Nay, 1855,
gives The following account of il,
The sul,i.c, Of Iii. ,rm,aS.i',s
n ncrrcs,. ar.I ,l,ou, al Lo,n ON - ~
Ita;iyn in 81. J,I,u,. R.,LL.v = ~
ownel by Mrs. T.. Nh. u. ..,,a,l ~ ~eN
markably healthy. and ,la ,.,i,.sa w
raj children. Tn. tuner ,o,,r,.,,...a g..
iur .o,n. eipL, wear, s;u.- w;,i, : ..,'.i,;. ;.r
ard DISCHARGE. nuL .r., ,wh;i.. ,N N
al iucreasc in ,i,e. burinc ,I,e G,., .,o.,i,,
preceding its removal j, .rsw .a,a.
inches. and having. in cur,;,. .,on.J
reached the flee in the t.mno,,I ,,n;....>
lust TO IN. left of ono .yn al @
conn. enced TO produce ,,,,,,.,,.,;,n -
skin with which !, b,.l ,,,u. 10 .,.a,..,
its immediate removal w., .s.s..;, .,s,s
The horn, as il may very n,,n.,I.
eallsd, Is about seven iucbs. in ,snr,I sL
loving il. o,,.r 49,, a.. I" ~,'
shortrs border being nr,.;.siy s,.. "I IT,.
creates, diameter i two ami ii,s. ",,.,,.S M
jnxhcA 'N
II. removal. which wa. J,.,;
cc,nl,er. 1884. in the nre..o.. - n.
,. Cain,a.,d several student. of ,bs r.. H., -,
,on p,,n.,.,o.u AZ 's"'s " 'pe S'a''s>'
compsnied with conpnra,i,sIy Vii. ~
and was accomplished with n .in,n,. h;.
toury passed aroapd IL. .b.seD- f, g.
found b Le attached to the ,c.ia .r., ~ s :
riostou,n its proper hard ,,ruc,,,rs r. -, :
ing car,ilaginou. and soft a, ,be s.rll 80,
nppsoxinateJ, 20 rs readily IN .lIow az a.
entire base Icing divided with ,hs ln;s.
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Supposed News Of the Pacific.

a despaieh from provincetown, Mpss.,
states that's bottle had drif,ea ashore at
that place containing a letter which said that
The Paeihe was on Grand Bank, her pasta
gone, apd her machinery out Of order, and
called for immediate assis,ancs. Aid was
imwrdia,ely sent.
Capt, Asa Eldredgc considers this report
hqay.
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PIC MIC.

The citizens Of Lancaster Village, and the
District generally, nre invited TO attend a
Pic Mic, at the Franklin Academy, in Ian.
caster Village, on Friday the I'd Of May.
An address, on Education, vii. be delivered
by J. Williams, Esq.
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TIE SOUND DIES.

The question of the Danish Sound Dues
has made no progress. Tie action of the
United States Government was probably
awaited.
1t was said that the English Cabinet
would r'jec: the proposition for recamt-
ula,i"n Of the Sound Dues, on the terms
proposed; but would itself offer propo-
sition.