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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-28

A new paper it is said,i to be started in New
York city, with capital ofS15oUO0 and Thur.
low Weed as editor. It's intended TO be the
organ Of the Republican party in the State Of
New York.-lStea Herulk
0rrWhat's wrong with Greedy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-28

tC~Y- A grand railroad celebration comes off at
Cincinnati ami 81. Louis next week in honor Of
tho opening Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road between the two places.
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IN me EfO0dte L0tub Y IhtIfsSot IOtAbyI Utto'
Samuel l.. Potts, Guardiaal
of the minor children OF A.
mos Parsons, deceased.
vs. Petition to sell Land.
-- Persons, widow Of
Amos. Joshua b. Parsons,
ct al
NOU are hereby notified that on the 9th day OF
May A. d 1857, the said Samuel Potts,
Guardian, has filed his petition IN the Probate
Court Of said county the object aud prayer OF which
petition Is TO obtain an order, on the 18TH day OF
June A. ID. 1851, lOr the saie OF the following de-
scribed premises, and the assignment OF Dover
therein 10 the widow Of said Amos Parsons, dc
ceasea Suid Oder is asked for, the ground that
said 9 lIe is necessary tor the maintuinance and
educa tion Of said minor children. and otherwise
for their benefit and advantage, SAID lands sil.
uate in the county OF NJ gs and State OF Ohio, and
described as follows, to wlt The south half OF the
north west arter OF Section eighteen (l5l In town
ship three (5) and range thirteen tl3) containing
eighty acres, nioreor loss. Also part Of the north
east quarter OF section twenty-four (2ij township
three Is, and range thirteen ll3) and bounded n
follows beginning at the north west corner Of the
souh west quarter Of section eighte en- and running
thence norh eighty (SOj rods 10 the middle Of salt
quarter thence west eighty 1907 rods, thence south
eighty 3O rods, thence east eighty t5J rods to the
place OF beginning containing forty acres lnore o.
less. JUoIAd M EoI oIEr,
Attorney for Petitioner.
May %, is574t s6i2k
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REAR.

nthere should be any old jackson men in the
black republican ranks AZ would direct their
pTtlcnlAg stteation to th; following, which We
H. g,ias the roualS Of the black republican
pros< They can learn from reading it, what
t'le$etlIiass 8 calle black republicans think Of
th.Osd lisro. Itiswcll for black republican
iS.lls thst H.:is MT President in these days.
lfhe were, there would be large amount oi
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TTaMny's Improved Mower am
ReaPcr.

WE would recommend all those who wish ma
w chine for the harvest of '57to apply to their
regullr agent, A. w. TAGGAR1' Tor information
VINO is now engaged in shipping machines, and he
will furnish you with ore Of 81. MANNY'S I'M.
PROVED REAPERS g. MOWERS" as we can
highly recommend them TO the farmers as the best
machines for all the purpo.es considered that is now
in use. We have used them during the past har-
vest as well as seen them used, aud we can safely
say from the experience we have had Of the ma
chnes; they are the only ones we would purchase.
Signed by: John Cole, VIM. Reed, Esq, VIM
Croskey Rezin Welch, Samuel P. Baxter, j. Y
Baxter, George Taggart, w. Mansfield j. w
Hanna james Iaggart, VIM. HARRISON, Jesepl
Atkins, Iohn Ramsey, Samuel Handley, and Dan
iel WEIGH. A
Address A. w. TAGGART
Hopedale, Harrison county. Ohio
For airy information in regard to the above, en-
quire at the Banking House Of Rezin Welch L. Co
91 Guzette a. Citizen and Chronicle, St. Glars
vile, please copy and send bill toadyorliser.
april %. 3m
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erA bill has passed the pennsylvania Le-
sgislatAfss authorizing the sale of tile main line
II tke pabIic works 5f that State II is shot
thatths fsnnsyIvan'a Central Haroad Compa.
ny 3iil y 30 Purchaser l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-28

Dg-2,O00 troops have been ordered to Utah
Gov. Wriglt, of Indiana has been offered tho
Gossrnorship Of the Territory. but his friends
think liz viii not accept ~ttas&
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" 07ssircat distress exists in the northern part
" fhficliiyah for the wantof foo.l. Several per-
sons hase died from starvation
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EROM THE STABLE OF THE SUBSCRIBER
l. in Cad on Wednesday, the 7th inst, SOR-
REL MARE, 10 years old. She has scar under
the girth, caused by kick Ehe has no white
about her ANY person returning her to me in Cad.
IL, or giving information where she NAV be had
will be literally rewarded
JAMES v. EVANS.
Cadiz, Ohio, May Ia, ls57-3t
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sptfial 81 AOtitts
Fits Fitsll Fitelll
DIR. HANCES'vEGETAB-E EXTRACT
PILEPTIC p ILLS,

llh. II AfNLL > l4N1 49, Af1AA AFAOA
EPILE PTIC P LIS,
For th< Of Fits, Spasms, CrgHgs and al
Nsruoas and Constitutional Diseases.
DEkSONS who are labOTing under this distress
il ing malady will find DIR. HANCE'S VEGE.
TABLE EPlLEC TIC FILLS TO be the only RENE
edy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Failing
Fits.
These Pills pOssessa specific action on the nsr
yOus system; and, although they prepared esPe-
ealy for the purpose Of curing Fis, they are also
OF especial benefit for ell persons afflicted with
weak nerves. or whose nervous system has been
Frustrated or shattered from any cause whatever
In Chronic eOmpaInts or diseases OF long standing
superinduccd by nervousness, they exeee dinghy
beneficial
Price 50 rer box, or two boxes for S.. Persons
out of the city, enclosing remittance, will have
the pills sent them through the mail free Of postage
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, No. los BAI.rI-
LORE STREET, Baltimore, Nd, TO whom orders
from all parts Of the Union must be addressed pos
paid. lmH2S, '57-lyl
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e1r The Pennsylvania Legislature will here
aftsr cssaain s. Senators, and Ioo Representa-.
stsssF. ss4's5 aSs s8t sl sa
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0sy-ssenaiyr Adams, u Mississippi, died 4
sfsw dsys snce with tlle small pox ( ~ -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-28

ezTPmsident Prsresa and lady are stopping ii
Nse York, and aFe the guests ofSsnstor ifisl.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-28

01-Coanterfsit n X on the Harrison Branch
aatLaiIiz, ard said to te ii circulation.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-28

DIsrRlcr CoURrs.--There being some inqui-
~ g. to what Judges of the Supreme Court will
attend the several District Courts, we give be-
lo'v the assignments made by the Judges of the
Sapreme Court Of their circuit duties for 1857
First Circuit, Judge Scoq"r;
Second " g BRISkERHoFF;
Third I" BowEN; ~
Fourth /" % HARTLEY;
Fifth 9 SWAN.
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SCOTT. ................ ANON
SCOTT & LENNON,

AItOFMeyb thU NUWusLNIOFs HB 4 1--WE
XKTILL practice in Harrison and adjoining Couu-
wv tios. Especial attention given TO the bust.
ness Of Executors and Administratars, Sales Of
Land on Petition tor Partition, Examinations OF
titles, preparation Of Deeds, Mortgages, tSc Col !
Iectlons safely and speedily made anywhere thFoug
out the United States Office opposite the Court
Honse Cadiz, Ohio [ma18, 81.
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ATKINS SELT-RAKHNG
II T. "A Err e. M O w E Il.

p TIE best Combined A1tciIf1e iaotc l5 Nse. :.
HtEORGEM & WILSON having been appointed
VI Agents for The sale Of The above Machines IN
tie counties Of Harrison, Jefferson and. Belmont,
beq leave 10 call the attention of Farmers 10 this
Machine us the best labor and grain saving machine
now n nae There hns been several improvements
made during the last year, which obyiates Nil the
difficulties Of iher successful operations in amy
kind Of grain or grass.
Ii has raker always on hhnd, and doing the
work, particularly IN heavy or lodged grain better
than caa be done by hand. The e,ange from
Reaper to Mower is very simple and made in a
few minutes.
Farmers can be accommodated with ,ither
Reaper or Mower separate Specimens 0t the abe, o
named machines be seen at the Depot ia Cad
Ia. F u Ell yifs3 rrts 46tf
Cadix, ma1-3m
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na28 '57-ly

no Married Ladies.
MISERABLE Information sent TO Married W. :
D men. Address, with two stamps, >. A. SUI
cesc, Box ~, Canton, Pa. Lma2S, '57-3m
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CqEzsamd Oxen for safe.
TIME Subscriber has a first rate yoke OF good
A. young large Work Cattle. which he. will sell
cheap. Also as good Cart Us there Ii in the coub
". Enquire Of WE JOHN con WELL
Cadiz,' Chic, May %, ls37-st a1.
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NOTICE.

TIME BOOKS and Accounts OF DR.. J, X. Thomas
l. have been left in the hands OF Johns Pearce.
Esq for immediate collection. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to Or Thomas, will save
tt, uble by attending to this notice immediately.
Cadiz, Ohio, May 7. I557-H
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To II eacElerS.

TIME Board of Examiners of Harrison county,
l. Ohio, will hold meeting at Cadiz, on the las
Friday and Saturday feach of the following months:
and December, 1851, and January, February and
March, 1858, commencing at 10 O'clock A. M OH
ench day, for the examination of Teachers, rnder
the "aet to provide for the izaton supervise
ion.and maintainance OF common schools,r pa SEED
March II, 1853.
BY Order of the Board, "
NJ, B. ADAMS, Clerk.
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BooTsl BOoTsl
u ~
AND NO mIsTAKE Ell
FORTY GASES

FORTY CASES
oei received and for sale al the old and vel,
~ known stand offs. SLEMMONS, who has doci
shoes ever brought 70 this market: eoneistin9 "A
Sents coarse, hip and fine Boots Of the best Pkila.
aelphis make. very large and extensive ssSorl-
ment Of boys coarse and iine Boots Also. vouth's
boots and shoes. Also, a Rrcat yarietv * Ov,S
Shoss-Buhalo, Gum, sc. -
Ladies Ware! t
Calf, Kip and Morocco Of all sizes, and of the v.yv
best quality. very superior lot OF Ladies, q Gai,ers
Misses CATERS Of all sizes and quality, together with
everlasting lot of childrens booti, shoes Sc
every size and quality. Together with 10, of Iof
dies Trunks and Satehels. Also, splendid lol oi
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do;
pegs, &c which will sell cheap
have large stock Of my own manufacture, on
hanes, which am disposing of at the very lowest
prices; All who wish gOnd bargains will do well
to call seon, as am determined to sell and no mis-
take cheap for cash or approved country Produce.
Cadiz. May ID, 1887. s. SLEMM 0NS.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of Harrison Cott's,
Samuel l.. Potts, Guardianl
OF the minor children OF A.
mos Parsons, deceased.
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODsg
S. MHH. nIcFAnnEN.

| fave received fresh supply of Spring g. Sum
4 mer Goods which they invite the pub ic to ex-
anime, as they determined to sell on uccomnio-
dating terms.
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STR

Hopedale, MAY ID, 1857 II
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Court Of Common Peas, Mtr11Sml County OHIO
John Gardiner,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

Hos Cns. J. JrxKrss' RKtr 10 Gss wu1rr-we
published several days snoe q letter from Gen walker,
sddrt sscd 10 tbs Hop Charles Jnkns sis The oppor
ton candidate for the sovernorsbp Of Georgia and
and In the Augusta CcnSttsonaii letter addres cd by
that gentleman 70 the editors OF % er 10 repy Mr.
jenkins expresses his eur priss ssi dspeaure indng
Gen. walkers letter already published without his kngr
ledge consent, ~ nipple. ths, endorses 10 con
tents He sss.es that be Geo Walker bat once an
that only FOR limited ~ boh gentlemen had otaoy
pressing epsssem' M On that 81. walker par
italy explained his vie vs. expre.ss1 10 his letter. sud
Mr. Jenkins 0ked HIM whaao ion he proose Ia TIE ore
nscs 10 this Sen walker replied ~ propose no spec 90
sc,n but think the poop OF the southern ases a..
not fully informed of thcse occurrences and should be
spprpcd OF m m" The conycrsaucn tslng ialcrrapted
Mr. Jei kline withdrew, a~ saying Gen Walker ,na, n
he ohose 70 addre,s hi suojec would be hsopy
70 read his 90 nm ancsion sld publnh he concufred
In ~ vievs
M jenkins otnoudes his reply with III fsl wing phy
vcrds" he has driven ne 70 tbe alternative q suontt
ting inevitable misoon,,ruouoo, " maHne unfayor.
able nmens upoa . letter ad ren.d 10 rnyssIl
choose tine latter, deolsrins unsquvoosy Fret that
wholly disap prove Gen WIN walscrs con mpa,ef In
vssion and conquest of scaasua - ondly, ga. the
prcpo cd revival Of the Arcso ss ve uaie IL ash1rsers
TO I vii add that Gen walker has taken very On
varrspable hbcrty vim mea liberty oonrsis.snt "a
the Of propeiy which should regusa nters $50
btveen susnser-a hseTsJ express 10 erdcsed by mr.
air oeclsrx ioD tnst ia pzolcAti,n a. lott ~ al.
orenod 70 me- must depend uyon my concurrence n bis
vtexS,u
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mr. Buchanan aud the Connecticut Memo
rislists--A Rsjoindsr 90 the Pressdsnts

The scathing rebuke recently administered
with 20 much dignity and efrec! by Mr.. Blu
chanan to the small batch Of gentlemen whose
signatures were attached 10 an insulting memo
rial 10 him en- the subjIct Of Kansas afiairs, Is
fresk In the memory or cur readers 1t was
high-toned and complete justification by the
Precedent Of the course of bis administration in
reference TO that subject, and must have had q
powerful effect on the public mind in the dissipa-
ton Of those erroneous views which proslavery
and abolition demagogues have been for such q
length Of time labcring TO produce. The memo
rialists who received such n well mcrited casigs
ton have ever since been writhing under the
infection, and have now-after six weeks suffer
ing-given sorrow words in q weak, whining
and childish rejoDder to the Presidents letter.
This rejoinder we publish in our columns to-day.
No person with the last share Of intelligence
can fail TO perceive on pcrusirg this manifesto Of
the two dozen Connecticut gentlemen, that the
arguments contained In IL are frivolous, ridcu-
lous and utterly unteneble. Mr.. Buchanan is
indicted, for what Because, on assuming the
Presidency Of the republic, he did not initiate
bic government w an act oil despotism. BECAUSE
he did not commit the folly or madness Of at
tempting TO overthrow the government estab-
lished in Kansas, and Of inviting disorder, ra-
pine murder andcivil war to return to that Ter
ritory. That Is what these reverend aud pious
men Of Connecticut would have hid the Presi-
dent do; but IL II vhst the President, Of all men
in the world, would I've the last to do. He had
too high sense Of bis responsibility and Of bis
duty to God, TO his country and to humanity, 10
entertain for moment TIE insane idea which
those men put forward and attempt TO support
by argument lie had bat one course to pursue,
and that course he did pursue with frmness,
fidelity and impartialty lie recognized the ex-
listing government in Kansas ard undertook to
see that the laws Of Congress and Of the Terrific
rial Legislature should be faithfully executed
Bot s,y 1nssc re'eretd aud pious aieb,al.ds =
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n BorTs sept e. 1887.
Tho proclamation ~ Governor Walker relative 10 The
t,tcr eerslon IN Kansss 10 received While admitting
taat Injustice exhibited In The app rtonmen which
udts 1fscn counties from participating In the oeJt,p,
the Governor attempts 70 erculpste hlms0f from blame
BY osc srg THAI only four days teusned ser hs arrival
The Tsrritory 10 make ths apporti Dmentths lac di
net know there esbleS aw requiring him 10 mako the
spporion the duty devnved upod others
He expresses The opinion thai except thoss
w aided under The Territorial Las u the Goth OF
February last aro raj urcsr tsb the Ter iiorsl Tag
% nas required qua inoson for vu,s-. The cover
vatcs that oys ~il DO stationed the various vo'rs
pso whore violence Appreciated and thu, he ~lli
his boss ererNrns 70 make ths election fair and honest
espfession Of Inc vess Of The people.
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The Financial Pressure.

THK BANK or COnMERuE, aK0RsEro DC.
wsssurarov. Sept -, 1851
The Rsph of Commerce. OF Georgetown, has resolved 10
neg oil cepi OF fo0 and under and " r.y tho interest
hoped for in few days the stockh iers acknowledge
lheir individual rcapopa bIity for al hapiHusa
SUSPENSION or Tlis BSp OF pARrrosp COUNTY.
HsR,poRp, sept o. 1857
Tho Rank Oornrni-e;orsrs bers haze this morning
served ,emroravv tiancion against the Bank Of Hart
ford County In nls city, have closed ts doors rhe
blholoeva ard dep0sors wi 10 rad IN ful and there
ave borc~ thst tho hank IN the ~ thr.v or
,i,N e.ys op.n aasis. This bank cn.riorsd under
The general bsrkng iaw OF lsb2 AT The oiheI baax In
Tho civ are LOO ked upop % perfectly good.
rAILuRss IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHnAuwtPHiA, Sops N, 1857.
Caleb Cope n Co, dry goods mercbspts IA t-is city
haze suspend pay ent Ths amount OF their liabilities
a. ii
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mnrkelS4
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

mnrkssS4
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, 6cys y, l16y.
SsockS hesvy. PeuLsyIva1ia IS, 7ek Rsaoing Ra1-
road 81 Norris Csuai. S5 Long Island Railroad, IN;
Pepnsy lvAniA Railroad, 4lk.
CHICAGO, Sept n, 1851.
Flour 10 acsivc. Wheat 10 quiet ~ SOC. Corn hss ~
vsnoed 10 $50 Gals steady Shipments to Buffalo, go
bss -four and 90 ot0 busheh wheat 70 0svcson nosr,
10 500 bushels wheat Rccepss-l5to bbh four, 10e0o
buAnes wheaa and 80 900 bushels corn.
BrvaLo, sept 23-6PM
Flour steady Sales oco bbs IS ,er Oaio -
h,ohissp, % 8AsS 80 for eHta do and Indiana whsa
dub Sales ZOO busheh Chicago sprng II $50 oovn
held firmly above ,hs views OF buyers sbou go Ga
osss firm snes cc0 bushels II SIC. Wshkey n
Changed Sales 100 bbs at22s Fccishts dali heavy.
Lake imports for the ~ hours ending at to day
eco bh's -four, 500 bushels wheat "a goo susnols
Canal erports-3e 900 busbes wheat 2I 900 bush
els corn.
OevEso, Sept 23-ep.M
Flour reedv. whes, firm Sales Of 1000 bu.hels CT
Gao sprs 81 81 snc.i C1rn mac I've Fre'ghs 10 New
YorF-F SIC, vheulcc. Lake imports 10 600 a.
81. ~hea. 1000 ousne. canal expors-4 500 bids
Hour, 4, 600 busteh WHEAT
Flour sctive vhea, steady. oorn tends do ~nward.
Sales ofe.cfo bushels n, 80 Oats SEM SHIP meats V
BaH.o $50 bbs -four, % COO bdrhos wheat rs 900 bush
'lr corr. Reccips-i,5Oo bbls hour, $4,000 busasAs
whcsi, q eco bushels corn.
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rNIor oouRsk-rRn1rINa.

UNION COUHk-rROTrrNd.
Tho totapg match between Primes AMI lantern, two
mile hesm 70 ~ssons, CO ue o roosisg, All resulted
fsvcr Prince according 70 the decision Of the il sss
who gave The second hest, whico unquessioosbly
dead one, 20 Pfnce HAD The second besn prpnouaoei
-. heat there tIng to~ the rsos would hs 70 re
suited Lantern had not recovered f smsuosx, bat
u ia poi badly. no howevtr troi,ei rena-sa ,ly fast
n the rsce ard pushes prinre into rre ra7s
'r,ieo IN ,he rsrs,sshls qr'ok line ti9K-bii rns
~. neat vsi ~. oy f.a-os "a ls=.-.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

he II ndon A5u,ras>r ..ys anai eel Enosn al oruey
ard tfy hou.s nd posnd sIerhng ncudh forgeos GA
gissn'io &C 10
Oar journals ray ,ss, This sgure an cxsgaan,a and
Arcuo sreun bad beeu hsrcs from Ire H,rse GuAre.
" The ertc tat Eoussmen qnAiloa Ia otses ecs
mS hi hvlE examinations In 100 army, by rNsiog enc
purd "a
Utv. d. L.pgs,on had attended . meeting ~ tho Nan
,hf,tr ton Serpy hsors'ioo, Cbsmbev OF Dom NORGE,
~ for tho purpose OF explaining The Commercial
rss,ouos Of RIGA 10 said hat county vas well
sdAtt for producing o. ttnn sugsis, &c and he pro.
po.so % devote he Eex 70 yess OF hs ufe 10 special
eff Ia sve,opng ibsse pursuits In Africa
Restrictions we're adopted calling on the governneni 10
furIish DR. "a rgsi9n 9Th steamer 70 nd The Ban
beat ard V enss ne Portuguese government In 70
vor CT ihe cnIerprise
Tbc Iodsn Rener Fund az london twenty ,aou
OF On iss IAN int TO masquerade a sab.criptos sal
IA voents were taking place In vsrious PARTS OF Eng
land.
Lsaeys from LAZY FrsnsIns Arcus steamer Fn, 81
Baus river In Greenland, report the progress o the
pedicr, and say tina, IL has exceeded the exrcctscus
a ths, ,bs vo'as admirably The wealth had
been vcry severe ~noa -ouls have he effect Of brcak
Ing Tho rs up and rendering Inc head OF Bafins Bay
clear.
Africa oncssful laid The oh lost between BI1a
and Gaze leo distance ~ hundred and forty Eve
milss. ], "a. submerged more shsn sro miles deep
ibe Essi India Company have chartered trelvs mors
re,meu % ocpvey troops 70 India, Inc udng ihs Great
Ihe renewal d The religious ras 1t Bss., had csused
tie gsvtrnnen ssre com m ssion Of naurT Into mat
s, sh ne ylo. 70 gunsh The offenders and adop, pre-
promp vigorous Ion. The CAihols Of Beusss have
CANNED gsn clro, 9Th tho vic Of nmns Themselves
pro,e aion Against the violence Of The Oraossmen
The GassGs ohciAy tho elevation Of NJ, Ma
osulsy The 10 81 BSon MscsulAy, s1d LORD Rob SRI
craven % the title Of Baron Eoory.
Gap ain gers, recently condo nrtd 70 death FOR
denpe sesmcn By reason Of his cruei'iss 70 Toe m
boasd hs sliy, hung q, lverpoo ~ Satur.
DAY The tso mates who were sto ceadcrnea with him,
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pAssFNCERs ny THE CANAD,

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