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Southern Furniture IT-ureroon

Southern Furniture ET"NrerOOsls
CHARLES A. STEWAR
At Nos. III and 173 Cana, street, Ne,c Orleans,
Has Just received from the anufactory beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADS, in sd
dtion his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprisng EVERYTHING in his line business
wishing anything in his line, will find advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
e22 2p6<W Ill and 1873 Canal street.
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Double gheef Crescent.

The Crescent will again be issued on double sheet
on Monday morning next. It will contain vast
amount Of readable matter including several excellent
literary articles poetry, tales, miscellany. etc Ad.
vertisers will confer favor by sending in their
notices 1T an early hour, the large edition we now
issue compels ns to hasten to press.
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SATURDAY MORNING y6NE q, 1857. 9

- The gentlemen Of phys Express and Mr.
Tbos. ii. Iyon. purser ii 6e steamship opelousas
haya rIane n under cations or late papers and
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PrcNIc AT THE ST. HELENA GARDEN.--We are in
debted to Messrs W. Baldwin & Co. for an invitation
to be present at grand picnic with which they pro-
pose to celebrate the glorious Fourth at their garden
on Carondelet Canal It will give us great pleasure
to attend If not otherwise E absorbed i.g n
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Young .america Cigar store.

R. DEL CRUZ
Informs his friends and the public generally that he continues
to keep on hand at the YOUNG AMERICA CIGAR STORE,
No. IS St Charles fall assortment of AIRS CHEW
ING AND SMOKING TOBACCO etc, to which he invites
their attention. je2U 2plp
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FoRE1GN AND AMERICAN Dry GooDs.-The parti-
attention of city and country bnyer called TO the
served sale OF imported dry goods this day. at II O'clock
by vlgnie Co.. their auction rooms No. rs Cusomhope
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Household Edition.

OF The
WAV ERLY Wells.
ROB ROY in volumes Just received and for sale at
J. C. 1IORGAN'S,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-Ofice.
Also, further supply Of
GUY MANNERING. = vols, 81 50.
WANERLY. > vols, 81 80.
je25 2pThSa<W ANTIQUtRY. . vols. 81 50.
ii Book of Merit.
SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF a n. Y. SURGEON.
By E. Il. Dixon, N. D., Editor Of the Scalpe
Eight Exquisite EngrayDgs rom Original Designs by barley.
Price, 81 -.
This interesting work the embodiment Of much that vain.
able in science and striking Incident The facts
lives here grouped together have been CLEANED during pac
ce beth varied and lengthy and from the diverse
in matter
A further supply received, a.
]. C. MORGAN'S,
je25 2pThsa<W FIX hsuge Place adjoining Post,oFce.
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BURIED TREAsURE,-lti is estimated by California
journal that more than fifteen millions of gold now
lie buried in the ground in various parts Of the State
secreted solely for safe-keeping,
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Pebble SpeCtacfes.

complete assortment Of these excellent Glasses in Gold
and Steel Frames hand and for sale moderate
prices by the subscribers.
We have sed these PEBBLES for more than TEN
YEARS PAST, and can guarantee them unsurpassed,
HELPS TO READ by anything that this other country
HYDE & GOODRICH,
my23 2rtr corner Canal aud Royal streets.
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Thrift, DIds s Co.,
AGENTS FORC. W. NEWTON &CO'S
Regular Line of Packet Schooners,
DC 2ptf FROM NEW ORLEANS TO BnRYyg
Dental Notice.

DIR. GEO. W. SMITH, DENTAL SURGEON, may be con-
suited daily from A. N. till P NJ. residence
ner of Carordee aud Lafayette Gate Heyia street)
inf
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eyy- White Teeth. Perfumed Breath and

beautiful complexion he acquired using the BALM OF
A THOUSAND FLOWERS What lady or gentleman would
remain under the of dissCreeahe breath ny using
the balm of Thousand Flowers u dentri6ce,
only render hut leave the teeth white
Many do know their breath is bad the subject
delicate e- friends will mention it, Beware
countee Be each bottle signed Fetridge Co.. N
Y" For sale. by SICKLEs CO., Agents. MORRISON, aud
all Druggists al0 2peod6m
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Cigars.

YOUN MERICA
VIII be always hand attend his) business at the
old stand,
50 ST. CHARLES STREET.
jeu 2p R. DELACRUZ.
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II. f. .Uttr70y,
Nos. 10 and q Bienvlle street, New Orleans,
Keeps constantly on hand large and fresh supply from each
steamer from New York Of the celebrated
Xxx RE AN ALE
Brewed by Messrs. Poultney Massey, Philadelphia.
Families supplied in part of the city free Of charge with
a fine quality of TABLE ALE and PORTER.
Particular paid from Bars of Steamboats,
and general satisfaction guaranteed by
T. F. MURRAY,
je22 2plrn gard2 B;enyilIe street.
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j. ". Seymour,

W SOyHtOFV
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession in Hits Branches the Parishes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIAEA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans octI6 2p;f
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SPANISH EXEMPTIONS FROM DurY.-The following
sui at Barcelona relating to the proongation of the
exemptions previously accorded to all vessels arriv-
ing in Spain from foreign ports with flour, grain,
beans and other mealy substances, and counselling
particular caution in such shipments, has been re-
ceived by the State Department:
The Spanish Government having prolonged until
the 2lst December next the exemptions previously
accorded to all vessels arriving in Spain from foreign
ports with flour, grain beans and other mealy sub
stances deem it proper to state that the exemption
from all duty accorded both to the cargo and to the
vessel that brings it, only be enjoyed when the
whole cargo consists of these substances. And
being made to pay full duties in consequence of their
having board few hundred slaves other triies,
1 consider myself bound to report this fact to your
excellency, with the hope that it may thus be made
owners of vessels, SO that, by complying with the
strict rules enforced in the matter the American in
terests may be more fully benefited by the eSemp-
ton than at present.
A WHALE SHIP STRUCK BY WATER SPOUT.
Capt. Tinker, of the whale ship Montezuma at New
Bedford, reports as follows:
On the 3Oth of April last in latitude 26 80 S.. lon
gitude So W., was struck suddenly by water spout
which carried away foremost one foot below the up
per deck, fore topmast, fore top-gaant mast and
royal mast, with all attached and the main tOp-ga
liant mast. The sails and rigging saved, but the
spars were badly broken to be useless The ship
was driven under so violently by the head that for
few minutes it vas thought she would go down. A
| jury-mast was afterwards rugged in place of the
| foremost, and the ship was enabled to sail home
without further detention. The clipper ship Blue
which was in company at the time, under easy sail
| felt no effect from this singulalar phenomena.
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alabama journal.


MONTGOMERY, ALA. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above published the Capital of Alabama
is of the oldest anbest established papers the State and
has the largest circulation in its vicinity in the Interior
that portion of Alabama Western Georgia which trades
with New Orleans II is consequently the best medium
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
7 E RMS.
mo. 3Mo. 6Mo 1oMo
Daily, square, 90 80 90 1900 $40 20
Weekly square. so s so l0Oo 20 90
Weekly, / sqIhre..-.. 90 500 1880 10 90
Subscription Daily per annum ..... .......s7o 90
:. Tri-Weekly per annum .......... 500
e. Weekly per ............. zoo
IA Subscriptions and Advertisements received the
Ohice ;so, IN
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASEET.

Those beautiful BIZ RIAL CASKETS formerly sold by r H.
COOK Co. No IS St Charles been purchased by
the undersigned who offers the
at No. 200 Camp street.
ola 2ply DANJET MONPOF
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GEO. VI. THRIFT.
A. C. OLDs.
Thrift, Olds s Co.,

@ o MI S SION MERC CHAN 7 s,
No. ia Commerce ST., Mobile, Ala.
Particular aeation paid the sale of MI kinds of WEST
ERN PRODUCE, such Flour Bacon Whisky, Pork, Lard,
Oil, Grain of al! kinds, Fay etc. etc.
-REFERs TO
Messrs. Poneroy Marshall Goode Ulrick, Chamberlain
Co., Mobile, Ala G. W. Newton Co, Carroll Prchard
Co.. Henderson Peale, New Orleans John Swasey Co.,
Gardner, Phipps Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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d. P. cASL4N s. c o

Nos. l. and Il Chsr;res street,
Win continue offer the whole of stock, amounting
Eighty Thousand Dollars worth of ORGANIZES, BA
Reyes, GRENADINES SILKS. MusLINS, EMBRoIDER-
les, LACES and PARIS MILLINERY ARTICLEs,at the
cost Of importation.
An invoice Of Fine Printed RGANDIEs at % cents per
yard. ie22 PM Th&Sa
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Toilet articles.

Toilet articles.
full supply Of following TOILET ARTICLES always
hand and for sale IS cheaper than by regular
dealers:
JONES' LILLY WHITE.
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROuS.
LYONS kATHAIEON.
PHALON's PAPHIAN LOTION, for the Face.
, e. HAIR 1NvIGORATOR.
R.& C. A. wRIGHT's COLOGNE.
EXTRACTS for the fIdkf.
TH0MPs0Ns oPTIME, for the Hair.
JULES HAUELs POMATUMs.
WRIGHT'S STICK PoMATUM
FRENCH's ST. THOMAS BAY RUM.
JULES HAUELiS SOAP
CRYSTAL PALACE
WRIGHT'S TOILET =.
WINDSOR
FRENCH CASTLE e..
For sale by
jel5 2pto1 15S Camp street.
u. BASINS F'erftsntery.
Ten Bazis UPPER TEN EXTRACTS, for sale by the
MRS. BOYD,
jel5 2ptol IFS Camp street.
L1Ebise Extracts
FOR THE MISUNDERSTANDING GENUINE
Price, 50 cents per bottle. For sale by
MRS. BOYD,
je15 2ptol 1853 Camp
FNria.o's Cologne.
Three cases, just received, for sale low by
MRS. BOYD,
iel5 2pto1 1853 Camp street.
.fE Kinds OF SeaCiHg
DONE BY MACHINERY, by
MRS. BOYD
jel5 2ptol 1853 Camp street.
Singers SesCing .WaChines,
With all the late improvements for sale by
MRS. BOYD,
je15 cptol 1853 Camp street.
Joseph LaHdis 5 Co.,
Sole Agents for
PROCTOR GAMBLE's FULL WEIGH
STAR CANDLES.
FOR B YLE It CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
MOI 0 N G HELA WHISKY,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
NIP op6m SO and % Tchoupitonlas street.
Infants Carriages.
Just received per ships Edwin and Bonberg, from Havre
large assortment Of
CARRIAGES FOR CHILDREN,
FRENCH PERFuMERY,
TOILET SETS,
PORCELAIN VASES,
SHIRTS, CRAvATS,
| COLLARS, CORSETs ant
FANCY GOODS in general.
LION & PINSARD,
| je8 2ptf &C and 68 Royal street, corner Benvie.
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Talk on Change.

1t was active the streets yesterday for the season
of the year. At the steamboat landing there was
nothing lacking and we really believe there will be no
termination of business this season. particularly if our
city maintains its present healthy condition. The
upper rivers continue in good stage for navigable
purposes and we shall receive produce if not daily,
every other day from the West. If New York trade
is icebound one.third of the year longer, we hope
the trade of our city will not be water-bound
The receipts Of cotton, it will be observed, are re-
duced to small figures. We have nothing Of essential
importance this week from the cotton growing region.
We are aware that the plant is growing, and there
was vague report Of blossom being seen in some
field last week, but the person who it was about
as ignorant as those " fellows in New York, not
knowing sweet potato blossom from cotton bios
SON. AS the LIST Of July is near at hand it is
able to expect something definite about blooms and
blossoms is there are any prospects for cotton
this season. Factors hold for the highest figures
Of the season for the cotton now hand and if there
were any real indications Of an exuberant YIELD it is
believed they would let present stocks move at the
best offers. E5l
There was no mail yesterday via Mobile from be-
yond Augusta, Ga.
ANOTHER TERRIBLE ToRNADo-4 Io,rn Destroy
ed.-We have already recorded two destructive tor
nados or hurricanes that occurred the afternoon
of the 18TH one in western New York and another in
Indiana. At about the same hour Of the 18th most
awful and destructive hurricane experienced in
Central Illinois, entirely demolishing the town of
Pana and severely wounding great number OF per-
sons WITH however, far heard from, the loss of
but one life that of child. The following incidents
will give some idea Of the force Of the wind
small dwelling was blown over the railroad. One
man attempted to keep his door from blowing open
the wind getting the better of him, took the door
off its hinges, and with it, to distance Of Is
yards. Part of wood shed was blown two miles
southeast of Pana! Mr. Edwards and his clerk were
blown considerable distance into the prairie. The
upright of the water tank was blown the Beck
with house, and heavy timbers to distance of two
or three hundred yards. Three men were blown of
the platform in front OF the passenger depot, to the
freight depot, distance Of three hundred yards. A
conductor was blown through window. There is
not house left standing in Pana but what is more
or less injured The hurricane was accompanied with
large hail-stones and heavy rain. AT 0conee, a
few miles south of Pana, two houses were blown
down. At Rosemon, four miles west of Pana, four
houses were blown off their foundation and much in
jured More than onehalf the growing crops in that
vicinity are entirely ruined. The citizens of Pana
who are able to attend the wounded and helpless,
doing all they can to make them comfortable.
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o. d. W"OOcls,lass,

pure having selected personally in their crude state and
powdered FOR his sses-among which
go pounds Powdered IPECAC.
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Bagley .abita Spring TT'uter.

full supply always hand in whole and half barrels and
boxes, for sale by
MOREAU & CROoKES,
je2O 2p1m Il Gravier street.
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sheu Combs. sl.eu Combs.

Just received, large complete assortment Of SHE'LL
COMBS, Tor sale very low by
..... LION & PINSARD,
ie22 aptf &C and 6s Roysl street corner Bienv;le
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Carpet Wureho,.se,

Carpet Warehouse,
No. 10 CHARITIES STREET-CARPETING of all kinds;
Medalons Velvet Wilton Tapestry, Brussels, Theepy etc.
MATTING6o rolls - 81 and Ga White Check and Fancy
FLOOR OIL CLnrH-From "A feet down any width,
suit Halls, Rooms, Also Table Piano Covers
Crumb Cloths, Window Shades all Of which offered
at the lowest market prices.
je22 2pst A. BROUssEAU & co.
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.9mbrotypes for One Dollar.

No. 1876 POYDRAs STREET,
First Saloon from st. Charles ST.
Also, FINE OPEEA.GLAssEs TO LET a. TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS at
GUAY'S
Depot Of Opera Glasses and Ambrotypes,
M 2p3m l26 Poydras street, n. O.
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Fishing Tackle: Fishing Tickle!

complete assortment Of FISHING TACKLE just received
LION u PINSARD,
je22 2pif &C and 6S Royal street. Bienville.
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Ladies Dress Goods Setting on!

L I Q U i'd ALTON
OF TWO LARGE STOCKS foF FRENCH FANCY DRY
GOODS AND MILLINERY ARTICLES
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"OOGnlula's

l1epH1eu H11I aVIu U '71H s'7Ie FTVFrIVtUT,
Az 2p&W y. U. WOODMAN, New Orleans
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Coal. Coal,

.& 8 New Levee, foot of Julia street,
Are constantly receiving large supplies of the VERY BEST
QUALITY OF SCREENED
PITTSBURG COAL, ...a
and prepared to furnish by boat load DEALERS
PLANTERS and STEAMSHIPS at the SHORTEST NOTICE
and LOWEST MARKET PRICE. ~ Nv
A-Panters desiring to purchase part only of
Of Coal the delivered their plantations with.
out extra charge except the actual cost Of towing j24 2
The Latest Publications
Just received at ~ m
j. C.. MO R G ANS,
Exchange Place,
je2s 2p,f Adjoining the Post.otice.
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jell opt
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DR.. MUEL REY n o l. d

Inyls 2ptf
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Sold by all druggists and dealers generally je22 2p6&lw
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A FARMERS FAIR IN IOWA-THE CROPS.
sspoadsncs II The N. 7. Trikape.

DIS MoIsEs, Iowa, Oct 26, 1857.
The Polk County Agricultural Fsir has Just closed.
There is roth ng very remarkable about this Far
OILY that the no.t western that has been lid 10 the
United States and suoh, may Be interesting TO the
people in the East. The Fair was held on the 18th
snd 18th Of September, near the City Of Dss honss
The ATTENDANCE was large, some 100 persons % the
grounds on the last day. The cattle and horsss were
fine. But the vegetable productions of Iich soil
exceeded anything Of the kind bed ever sces. Our
vegetable roots would appear to sone Of Esstera
farmers as feusi NassyeD monsters. Whist would
your readers think Of red beat ssuriag sixty
inches In encounter eDoe and onions messuring twenty
Yet thcse the dimensions Of some on the ground.
The usual premiums were bestowed upon the menton
ous and TIE ear ended with the hortsmanshp Of the
ladies' One thing elected the adnriraioo Of eli n,rs
men there wss Eo truDken Inan on the groaod This
20. AXIS well tor Iowa. did BOT learn The amou0t Of
III. receipts Our crops in Central Iowa are very hee
thew have been better perhaps in any couatry n
he word. Our coin crops very god; rlloo Of
On, com grourd yields 100 bushels TO the acre. Oar
n'datoe crop il tncrnGus. Com is seliag at "
g, pts potatoes at 10 and other t,n2s ic peopori ion
Ocr wbea crops are also fne. We hsd specimens Of
,hr g. rghum Sseatum, OF siger ca expressed and
irs,i,itsd into e1cel-B. mollsscs. Mont yes, lrse
msr ,. Of tks she via be planted, i. gs,Es very
II yeh.d ths thoussl3. a. thO-s -If-rius pO)r,
.ho WI ,frtslIy 20 wi.h1 "a. w",k "a wt1 io)a
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD The GREA1

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic ciss with
Wesern North and South stern states BY oon
snous Railway direct T1is Rood also copoees ct Pssbureh
vh CIV Steamers TO all ports the Western hvers
md d Cyelspd and Ssndusky with steamers TO all pf on
fhs Northwestern the most direct cheapest
reliable route by which FhEShT cen be forwsFsed 10
md from he Great West -u...,.,,,
IITTs BETWEEN PHIL ADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FMsr Class Boots shoss Hats and Caps (7.c.nt,v
BOOKS Dry Good n boxes, bales and truuss) 100 ia
DJpss dp boxes and b,es), Feathers, Fnrs &C..
gfeosp Class -Domestic sbeeting, Sh,rtips and -.
ITCHING In original baesl Drugs I'm oaksl Hard 20 oenfsv
ware Leather Tin rolls boxes Wool and Shoep too io
Pc 10 eastward.
Yssp Class yils Steel Chains Tin cssks A cer u -
Men o Bacon and Pork ssed Goose or In sscks) la H.
Tobacco. u'sotuItd except Cigars OF cut DO
YcURTB Class Coffee Fish. Bacon, Beef and - /. ~.
Poik I'm cssis boxes, Eastward Lard and cent
Lard OH Mails. sots Ash, German Clay Tar ooID'
Pitch, kosin ko..,.....s
Ropp- q y Dbl until further notice.
8nAN-So cents y 100 N until further notice ~
CsTTox- 81 bale exceeding 700 ID weight until farther
In shppfns Goods rom any point east Of be
psYcplsr TO maxi the psctsse "Vs Pennsyvan. R+oed
An Goods gued the Agents Of this Road ct fhseepne
a. Pittsbursh VIII DO f,rwafdsd without detention
FpryGpr AeEETs-TtsrTis, Wofmley Co. MemPhN Tenn
y fsss Co st. Louis; Mitchell Son, Evansvise
ma Dumesnn. Bell Co and Carter Je~tn Loonste,
XIV B. C. Medium, Madison, Ind spnsmsn Brown AUD
SSh Co. Cincinnat!, r. w. o,sben Go z'Se'vl!s'
Astor House. New York, and No William St, hew;forh
T. j. sDesSer Phlsdelphia; Mssrsw Rooms. Baltimore
eco C. Frspciscus, Pittsburgh ,,,,,.,,
III H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent PhlsdePais-
a. j LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona Pa
4
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A MEMBER OF CONGRESS- SHOOTING
HIS SISTERS SEDUCER.

pyem Tie aaSyistvss pa Herald oee -
our ,eaders will YecOIect that sons two or Mree
,.s,s 400 A great excitement was created "a fts
Imok nv the ANNOUNCEMENT that Q MAJ named Lease
Craig Lad seduced daughter OF Chambers Mend
IN en- who is both deaf aud dumb. The endir
passsd the roueos o. INC Pfess' anu "o' 'nS '09 "
general con ment
Craig had married q daughter Of MIR. Mckibben,
VIII was Of q skkly character. and IN her absence
abroad 10 obtain relief it was alleged the act WIS
dore. As night have been expected, the brothers OF
the s6y vhoee char ctcr wac thus ruined, wore &.
ee.oipcy ipda nan. over the occurrence and seveisl
att en- pt: have been made at different times 70 take the
life Of the rdividual who Is supposed 10 have Deen
guilty Of the disgracefal ofierse.
On Friday OF last week one Of the brothers, Joseph
c.. Who bas been abroad IN Calisors for some years,
and is ore Of the rev Members OF Congress ele =
from that STATE, 10 company with smother oro<ae1,
Robert passed through this place to Wat the fsoef
at Cbamb, rsbuIg where lie has counfIy scar. lney
have II NAMED thsrs since that time. The Oder %
II ete bYothers Joseph is described to Va a. ss e.
fpe looking man, WHO would weigh pfood"y IA
pounds, while The other Il OF rsiher spee srns,i
Crsjg, the alleged seducer Of their sstef II ''A'"
mar. -. .h-orgh fhs
Yesterday morning Craig passed in,SI Sis Little
rlafe fer Chambersburg in company "t. .A "' r,,b
tov whom he was taking 70 Gee Ms mo' ii, w;,a
vbum ihe husband il not living and VINO i.si.s, ~
her fafh1r lis said that he was not ava -,,IJ
b,abers II kibb.h were at that place. ~ ~
have remained away. -,:..,,;SaI In n. 10 .u
The bro hers Old not hear o. W ST. car. Ca ibis
unui " ..e hnt lsa,pitg tba: he was TO depart ID
pace Se,,eoi cs";r shsy nlm- distaly armed them
us o Go.n q, tbs railroad wi.h tho view OF
.eN'- o. o.; W., When they arrived there, 1'y o,;n
hhts n s,n," TIE pis'forci OF the depot, "eccslde
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