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ffHk sabscribsr kss rsisfese from 81 Esstsfb
gH.es shA 3 Aaafssur aarsfF 81 q rs -
hts hae, ssgh a. Cod sai silver w atrhrs Bfeea
tias, ksf Ainas 0olf fses go Peseils Got
Fes2 aea 20 casiss. sssis 80 KEYS. b saaff -
aos every ariicle ID ~ hra ~ 5usiaesa Hhirt BE-
hppes kis ~ ffisazs nna ~ PBhlie reaffsuV uHl
eal Eaf sss CHAg u STEWART
Fossshsf g. isss
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P O L T R Y
moor. rs. GoATEks.

rsik rot 10 % sbost coz keops
o. % cor ,kir,,. sos vh.i 81 leOps.
Wen seer js,s vha ~s p,~..-.
Yos svsry bosy nov aOsA ssed
Srssscsios hoa he .saly breed,
nsAs rvg.ras A~s s-ss.
wss ever earth nor. ers.hsd 9Th fresh
Tkss yee wAo ssov the vile mossisehs,
Ass, With ,psriss hssd.
Deal cot 10 90 10 ssdiess ~ ne
Tat vssri.x "hoops" 10 eli . erissl
Bsi tAs - ssssrssssa.
rSsrs's so.s Of roo iosk q.i,s fsliss.
while oshsrs isok ssms~hss esaias,
Asd ssss seem both sosaei=sj;
J.st % Il ssens 10 ssf the taste
o. sosh b MES 10 Hottest h.sss.
ntssy tst bad = sisd.
rArs. too. 10 ibis Ptesr,ssivs age,
A vsoly fare u eli The rsrs,
hunsa kead 10 mack
Wkich askss oss look 90 very pFin.
Lihs every cher woOliy jim,
Bat sAsss is't let ne ash
ts there . hole .bsat yo~r hssd
- uAi=A 70 pot your dsily erssd
neo. where 10 the Pisess
Fer. declare. 20 oss ess sss
where sseA SPOT ssA fsiriy b.
Ass-i yess veoiy fass.
asd fro have 10 10 Gee.
AsS Allsd ~isA <iis iobssso jaies.
An ressy Ger . ssairt
Upo. ssAs isdy's fsssy aress.
Or I. O. Esss of ioveliasss-
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Cash for Negroes.

/ An eesiIons 10 purchate large number o
l. NEGROES for the Southern markets, men
women. boys, girls aud families, fer -
which ] will give the highest cash prices g.
Persons having slaves 10 sell will
please Inform me personally, or by letter
a. Winehes,er, which wiIlteeeiVe prompt 49,
atteniioni or b. NJ. q w L. Campbell, ~
No. 2I2, West PTaustreet, Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
AgSHffor D, NJ e. W. L. Cam16sH.
Winchester, September 4, 1881.
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Southern Agency
for Mcsrmlck's Reaping and Moving
MACHINE

for Mcermlck's Reaplng and Moving
MACHINE.
HAViNG now the entire control fOI this see
IL tton, OF this celebrated Machine, take the op
Poiiunity OF Informing the Agricultural com muni.
" that the nSSi eIisHtirS ayTaaSeMsaH are making
TO give all an opportunity OF procuring one Of
these long and hSveug Aly tined haeAiHsg
We would caution purchasers 10 be careful how
they are persuaded into taking bold Of so inpor.
iant natter as an unuied ReGpibg Machine,
while the reputation Of MCCONNELL Is so well es-
ta6ltshed throughout the world.
The perfection OF . Rea ping Machine being OBJ
tanned only by actual observation OF is action in
cutting grain, and that period Of time being very
brief viz: the Harvest, IL IL Obvious that Il would
require almost q Lifetime TO obtain that object
This has happily beea obtained BY Mr.. MeCor-
mick, add he nov pats forth Machine that may
be termed perfect.
To insure being Supplied, order early. OF
%. NJ. RHODES,
Sole Agent
i4t W. Prau street Baltimore
@FARMERS Of the Valley Of Virginia will
please take notice that, for their accomm cation
full Supply OF the different paris will be KEEP, az
Charieslowu and Winchester, and also any other
point where the ReaPers may be introduced.
May I. i6S6-u BkR
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Notice Meat Buyers,
New Books New HooLs

New Books New Hook
uANSFoRD By St GscrEs Tusssf.
IL SmI!es and FTUNHs. By Mfs wrug.
shT,TwOOd, BY Miss jenkins Ci yug.aa.
Violet, OF the CrU~s and The CtoUB n l..gaa
Nasc0rselas b. q W Gitimuts S5mu..
Tue sOlian and his people, bT OrCsu,aa.
Lambs works. with a sketch Ul bls a.'. y
TAulfori
Vicar q Wakefield and Rsss-ia 10 ga..r
RotrTick Radon. b. S4Qiirti
Aui0hiogfsphy Ot Hugh MILLER.
S0Bgs aBi Ballads. ty DYER;
BJOa OF POsm- ~ Mr. Morton
Just published and fDf sale ~
HUTCHINSON 4 BURNETT
April - 1857.
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FEsHosk psrsons having Negroes foT sale eai
~ geiihe highssIpries byeailing on the subscrl
es . ~ OissFies'ovn APplicstiop In person or y
Jelly ~, issi. G. q. BRAGG.
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Watch aenairjnK.

THE sshsefib-r hasisE sscsysd TIE ssfssrT
i = eompsteat Wsteh Haksf. is prepare
81 woSk 10 thai Ice Sitb aspsteA. Az 49, 80
Nov. IS, 1855 CuAS. q. 8rkEAaI
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A SUPPLY 81 At rsiaatIs fsuHis.s Jue 70
"A esirs4 aef - ssis ~ FoWLE q co
Aisssa1Fia, We, Mslst q. is57.
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RgTTEe Pa,NTs. - .sIsr
- iss' :, iss1 TalwLlxs
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Call Coal

TUE abasss4zsrd Aasing teassd tas ca -
u formerly ufeU pisA By DsEH ssiEis.
psepsfsi % foraish COAL ~ fhc sbofia' t.'.
Az OfdsSs willie pfompiiy atlssdsd -. $50.
IOUN ". DEENES
BsrpsrsFsrv. ssp,. -. IsSA
StahieF's DiaFTkea fsFdiaI.
THIS aniels 10 compromised IN sscissiihs ms.
u asf q substances iong EnoE9 and gsifo'sF
fyr thsif psssIisf sHeacY IL relieving Diauta
and gansssf Bose Complaints beth 81 eh.af'a
as4 adals- fof sale ~
Jans ~ 1857 BELLsR \ CoNhE
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GEGARs

CEUAHsl
- SCARS.
SPEARS.
SEO1Rs,
sEGARs.
30 GO skuiee brzsi, Issi received
HUTCHINSON = HURHETT
Nsr-Ss 1851
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DAYS,

MONTHLY COURTS.
IFeesrtsk-Aosdsy before The Lee Tnssssy
Harsy-Hes6sy ssfsrs tie Isg TsssssV
Bsykslsy-Ssecsd MosSay.
Jsssssos-sa Mosdsy b October ssA "a MoaSsy in
ether moatSs.
clsshs-7s Mosdsy 10 Juas asd 9Th MOsdsy 10 other
Doaths.
sAssssdo.s- slcsasy before ~ Tsssssy.
hsrEas- FOaTth MondAY.
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CtROcEsiEs HaRDwAnEs tl aUEENs
W WAEE 3 ksarg WclE stifh ~
rsFT lge pfires D l. l. aADts-
&efN a 1857
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Ia tee Cireuit Court Of Jefferson County, May
Soih 1857
JShss Reptts,, ,srririnE partner q JShn. Beptias 4
BrothTs, P!AIa;in
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As saf ga Wk5s go C,iafs1 ns
asdl - 81 INs2 L sADlEE
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Salt saItil


Ea0 ss,Eso a asit 80 YtNE 'sf'ts -
DUU o. sssa. tsRAEL RUSSELL
ma.r.ra RaIIF. o. ID Iaaa
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NEU-JERSET ITEMS.

SEDUCTION AND SUICIDE AT NEwARx.-A young
lady by the name of Anna Marsha'l committed suicide
on Saturday Last at the residence of Mrs. f. Godbey
No. 233 Bank street, Newark, where she had been
ooaroing. The deceased being Of highly respects
be family, efforts were made to hush the matter up
and her ien.s bad her body removed to the house OF
brother, and inferred without Coroners investi-
CATION
Son facts connected with the case coming to the
know ledge Of the authorities, an examination was
demsudtd. Before the Corsner Mr.. Crooks, brother
Of tb, dec. ased testified that his sister mad told ri
month prior to her death that she bad been seduced
by ore William Ward and on being intGrog"ted Iur-
Iber t1at she had replied, The Dew! must nave
tempted :" and that, according to her owe repre-.
ser taiiop she had taken poison solely that she might
escape the disgrace Of giving birth to an illegnste
child.
She bad known Mr.. Ward for several months, 'and
supposed herself entirely safe n his hands he beng
member Of the First Baptist Church.
lie lie a man about 80 years OF age, and hatter oy
trade and at the time he met the deceased had wife
and two children residing in this city.
The jury after q short consultation, agreed upon
the following
We believe that Anna Msrshs came to her death
by poison, in the shape Of arsenic. administered 6y
her own hand in a melancholy state of mind brought
about by an improper intimacy with one william
Ward
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FIRES.

PRE- IN FoRTY-FIFTH STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE.
Shortly after II o'clock on Tuesday pis1t hre
broke out in the two story frame building corner Oh
Forty.ffth street and Fifth avenue, owned by Thomas
Hendeboe and occupied the first floor by himself a.
a hauOr store; second floor occupied by two families
named Beatty and Harmon. The building was dam
aged to the amount Of $500. Insured for $500 in the
Citizens Insurance Company. Mr.. Hendeboe had
an insurance Of $500 on his stock in the same COM
psny. The FIRE Ia thought to have been the work of
an incendiary, and the matter will be fully nvesti-
gated
FIRE IN THE TIEsT AvENUE-EXPLos1oS OF CAM
PHEEE LAMP.
At O late hour on Tuesday evening fire occurred
in the cigar shop of John Ferback, No. 81 First ave.
nue., corner of Fifth street. in consequence Of the ex-
posisn of q camphene lamp, but the flames wero
speedily extinguished, damage to the amount of 50
only being sustained. The lamp it appears was sus-
pended from the ceiling by a nail, which not being
properly driven in, gave way, and the lamp falling
upon the counter, exploded with loud report. The
nfammsble material instantly took FIRE, and ignted
the woodwork.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
About 10 o'clock on Tuesday evening fire caught
in the show window Of the dry goods store of Murdoch
e. Graham, No. 1917 Fulton street, caused by the
goods coming in contact with the gas-bnrner. The
flames were speedily extinguished by the citizens.
Damage about 5000.
ALARM FIRE.
The alarm Of FIRE about 2 O clock yesterday after
noon was caused by tho boiling of kettle of tar
at the corner of Gold and John streets, Brooklyn.
But little damage was done, and it was speedily extu-
gushed without the aid Of the Fire Department.
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DIE d.

ANDRIOT-On Tuesday Aug 49, Paul Oscar. infant Of
Paul aud Anna Andriot aged months and - days
AUSIEN-Cordels II. Austen wife OF DAVID Austen Jf IL
the SD year OF her age. ,. c.,
The relatives friends are requested % attend aeI
Frida, al O'Clock p M. without further invitation
BENNETT-Oa Tuesday August Is IN BroonJn Luse gen,
Contsnipe Of Robert and R0'ss Bennett 'sea '0''
and month.
BRowE-At Bloominsdsle wedns;asy August ls; Coz
nss Elizabeth infant daughter Of Dr. D. r. and CorneA W.
Brown, aged months.
RrREs-Ip Gr.enpoin on Monday Aug H. after severe
illness. James Henry. eldest OF King aud Amelia bnrIs
ON Te,l,, mornius 18th inst. Jennie Bleskie
ahtrr Of and Jane Blessie aged months
and IL days -
GRIFFlNOn Monday Aug II, of consumption after hn'
ss,ins illness Abiabsn Griffin, aged 81 years
K1NGsLAND-on Tuesday August 49, John Kins'and after
.hoit illness
yIILoN-Tbomss A. only to Henry MslIon Of wslcott
street near VanbruLt street South Broohyn
MILMARR-Op Monday, Aug. II, HUH ailmsrr, formerly
OF the Parish Of Bpodoe, County Sligo Ireland aged "
years
McGoNELE-In Hudson City, N. j., Tuesday, 18th inst
Mary the PstricA acGonele siter lingering Illness
sg.d 81 years
McINrlRE-suddeny on the 18th inst John Mcntire aged
81 years.
McKAY-On Mondsy evening Aug IT, Miss Anna Victoria,
d.sosr Of the late Jane: n sa BE-. sun s k oy
respectfully a sS 70 s'' Ws., 'f Te.nsa s
lThur.ds,), the Goth at O'clock
oGLyIE-In Brooklyn Tuesday Aug Ia Arthur Lyttie.
ton youDgest Of George and Louisa G. Osve' ssed
Don nth. and days
RANDEL-Suddenly ca Tuesday, Aug IT, James D. kAnaei,
sa.d Is yeas 10 months and y days.
RussELL-Iu th. city, on Tuesday Aug 10, Mary infant
dsusber Of S and Russell, ssed months and days
sMITH-In Jersey City. On "Wednesday morLins AVS ~,
Bpjsmn OF Benjamin and Mary j. smi'H aged seA'
sDd months ..i f,on
The m nds Of family invited 20 stend the
the resd.poe OF his par. No 81 Hudson street oil
osy afternoon a. 5 O'Clock "a.
rOAIOr Tuesday, Aug 49, William J., infant son Of rs'e'
ana Ellen Tosl, aged 10 days .~..
y.IyETINr-Oo Tuesday, Aus 49, Martha Wortnenaytsss
widow Of Jacob Valentine, aged u years moa'N'
days. 49,, -. If choI-
81 infrtan Hsson .oa a JEAN s. and MAfas e i'u"s
aeed peer and Is daya x,,-s.d 10 sstsal bis
T,ees.i q, p,4I.1 0osnins ct II Se.ork. - 49, e..
~ - csr..ts No ~ ssust fhsd SSseS |ss~S WY
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BROOKZ YIN ITEMS.

RTcKIEssSrss on PiLors.-About III O'Clock %
Tuesday rigtt, tue recL-sip boat Onalasks, WINE
making Ter trip ~ Willlamsburgn was run into oy
one # tie South Tenth street ferybosts ana Some
whit damaged The south Tenth street boat left her
Sip ir.t a. the Onnlasks had passed, and being much
fa.ter came up, and Instead Of the pilot taxing
ole s6e or the other came sgaiut the Onalasks in
quaIteripg direction. Aeer gaming still moro, ne
s4ered directly across the bow of the Onsasks, the
pilot of which was compelled TO stop his bos to pre-
vent second collision. Quite number Of pssseu-
gers who witnessed the transaction expressed consid
cradle indignation tina. they should thus be jeopar-
died.
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Advertisement.
Tile IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH.

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Its principal excenencies
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the world Jew minutes only required
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received visit. from many the distinguished of The
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Of whom besh this Gallery. In addition to the lmpe
s Meryotnts his collection contains great number OF spcci
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DAGuEksEoTYrss OF DECEASED FRIENDS,
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DESTROYS Of nterchspeDg Portraits will receive especial at
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They will End 1t repository of Porats including those OF
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MARRIED.

BRANDO-SMITH-Op Monday. Aug II, by the Rev Sam;
u.l ssbury, D. d., A. r. Bsnco to Misc hersa smn' ~
Of this city.
CATE-CHAsE-On Sunday, August 16, BY the Rev Mr..
McClsne Capt David Cate Of ship Black Sea- to Miss Ellen
IT, 6susbter Of Cspr. John Chase Of Edscomb, Maine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. SO Invsrleith Row.
Edinburgh the Hth July, oy the Rev Dr oiur Of 81
Stephens Hume Greenfield. esq London to Margaret max
well Campbell. second daughter Of the late John Gresorson
ESQ., OF Ardtornish, Arsyleshire
MARsHALL-CARR-In this city. on Saturday afternoon,
Ausu,t IS BY the John Elmendo Of the EPscoPA
Church John Charles Marshall, son Of Marshall esq Of
Pe.rboroush Canada to Mrs Maria Ann Carr OF this CITY
PECK OHNSON--In Trinity Church Wsterto~n New
York Oh THURSDAY evening, August H. BY the Rev Whntn
Pact MIR Hamilton Peck Of Flushing Long Island to Miss
Anna NJ daughter Of Pho s. Johnson, OF tho former
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Advertisement
MERCHANTS, CLERKS, BOOK-kEEPERs, or

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CRICKET.
v,xcs COUNTY vs.. MANHATTAN.

The Grst match between these clubs was played at
psdord on the 18th inst the result being the success
Of the former club, With three wickets to 60 down.
This was the FIRST match Of the Kings County Club,
and augurs well for their future success. The play on
both sides very creditabe, the batting of Philips
of the former club, and Reynolds Of the latter being
exceedingly good. Ebrey made several excellent
catches, and Gardner made good runs. The bowl
ing was slow but well on the wicket. The long
stopping on both sides was very good indeed 1t vi"
an agreeable days play to all. The following is tho
score:
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the SPOT It wAs agreed, h1.ever .i.c.s nd
have it's courre aud the cspr' ~. A. Pima Is az.
,ong gos'" be int. psitynf The fe-itg against a."
but .u ~ VIZ b;s may vIanes that he "a srned ey
the msdsts hyes ns Dr. 'e Ss"" was W.. a
ara Duly - aud esteemed IN the neighborhood.
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fAdyertisen~nt.l

The undersigned, INSPECTORS anu w.. b.,n~ .. "a
eaurn oss.on to t the - Az 49,. s.s
10 this city, pleased to bear our FassXsrs
Co. and do ohesruIy recommend them !" INC u" - INC
nost perfect WEIGHING Machines We and Messur,s
hALrs ThsnhLf, imP7o'" " First District
Thomas Il WAINWRIGHT. lnspectoe s SseST No.. DS'-
ALLxS T. SiMoAs, Deputy InsGessI3s, S" N
0coecE KAas 6eslaf Fint D4sen0.
Jogs n, ENplEc. e>Ss1 eeeoaA 0~svW~
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CoRoYER's ISqUEsr.-Corouer Redding commenced
an investigation yesterday into the cau'e of death Of
the iniaIt of Anna Buck which found in the prIvy
sink of the houae mo. - Schemnerhora street, on
Monday.
DR.. Hueser testified TO being called to attend the
female Sunday and examination found pis
MIA on the ob which attached about six inches Of
umbc Be delivered her of the placeLA aud nq aired
OF the child when she stated that she did not
blood while sitting tho of the privy and in great
pain Tie cord appeared have been torn off, or cut With
b.. Van Duyne testified to making post-mortem
ersmr alton child which found in the pvy and
IVES positive from uumstksbe signs that the hid born
alive, aid came to it death BY sufocston.
VIM, Carl Prox testified to the woman having been
employ about six weeks be noticed that she was pres
Isnt. but paid particular attention to V. - ,
Caroline Schneider a serv ant IN the house testhed
10 her being sick Sunday morning but did not learn what
va, the cause Of the sickness till stterward
Mary Burk, sister of Anna, testified that they had
been in this country months aud arrived in the shp
Oswes from Hsyre she had asked her sister abe not
but she had denied her sister WIS ~ years OF age
aud uLn arried
Upon the conclusion Of the testimony the jury rem
dered verdict that the infant came to its death BY
sufocation in privy and was supposed to have been
placed there by Anna Buck. On the rendition OF the
verdict she conveyed to jail to await the action of
tina Grand Jury.
ACcrpFNT-Wm. Smith, a carpenter, fell nom 9
building in Powers street yesterday, distance oil
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IAdvertisement-l
Terms REASONABLE.

PHILADELPHIA FIRElSsuRAScE AGENCY,
No IS Libertyk
ALL RISKS TAKEy. ~,
>. g.. WALKER Agent Of the olde'tablshed American
Insnranc@ Company.
Cspital and surplus &5O,c1
Not q claim unsettled
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DIR. R. GooDALE'S Office, No. 3S5 Is

DIR. GoopALE's Office, No. 355 Broadway, Is
on.n 70, conmon md treatment Of that most formidable
dissse, CATARsH. 4, ..s loc.tiou and
aa mi, and many years experience IN the
treatment Of H. has directed him 70 sremedy . I'm the
positive and radical and his , thai hi, remedies
most dscouIs sns cases warrants tim 10 sein-s
end trrstn.n Mt ef-ctus and SPEEDY cuie'
Office hours, & m till p. m
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LAW LNIE'LLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-SpEcIAL TERN-Aus. l9.-Before Judge
PEABODY.
Moses II. Ogden sst. Robert B. Russell ct oil.
Motion for liberty 20 amend allowed on payment by
plaintiff Of all costs hitherto made and injunction dissolved
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IAdvenise nent.
C,p,r Fycr1rNr~T AT PIRDY'S NATIONAL

THEATEx AGAIN To NIGHr-Tne merry iocs Dsnis .,
"THE FAST You've Mis- OF NEwfoRk AND okooH - ~
the Scottish DraLs OF WALLACE, TIE HERO o. SCOT
LAND and tbt Fsrcr q HoLE THE WALh M s: ; n.
Allen Mr. @ l. 3 4. NJ r. Aiken Mrs H. = Nlcno
Mise. Rsdrsk Mus F,upy Herring The Dener brotner
Me.srs sexton l.. 5. Weed. Lolins German oee Cao
COMPANY.
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erecting this Waning Apparatus in many Of the hne
in the city. Pease call and examine ~, ,,s Roadway,
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cis.y rave his brother, when bo:h we're dra~aef,
6e-r'e The eo'.s Of the third brother to reach the"
With the beat. Nathaniel wss the youngest, s'd 'fe
lo, Of the family. Hezekisb Wa noted f,r hi. gene
rosy end courage, ard was beloved by oil wac kne~
him. Their bodies were recovered. and both oGrei
IL ore grave. Their ages we're l3 and -
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KNIVES also large variety Of choice RAzoss whcn .,oys
waIrsnied to the purchaser for sale BY j. D.
only a. No. 7Astor House.
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SLAVE LrScHED IN ARKASsAs.-The Memphis
ARpa' learns that DR.. Quinn, a highly respectable
citizen OF Arkansas, was murdered near Pine Blu, in
that State, bys runaway slave belonging to Louis
Bogy, ir. The remains of the murdered man were
found in the river, horribly mutiated with his skull
broken, as If by some sharp instrument, ia several
places. The Appeal says
The slave wa, sfterwsrd arrested and confessed 20
the preparation Of the crime, as well as many other
ATROCITIES Of the mo.t revolving character He stated
that he had killed his former master, before having
been purchased by Bogy, and that he was guilty Of
rape and their In many instances.
The excitement was intense during his relation OF
those borrors and the brutal manner in which he he'd
performed his last oct Of viainy, and it feared
summary vengeance would be taken against him upon
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TIE ORDIsAScE OF S.-A new steamer called the
Union, made trip up the st. Josephs River to South
Bend, Ind, one day last week, and the newspapers
further up stream took advantage of the visit for
grand assault upon the people Of South Bend because
they fail to keep the river in condition that would a.
low the new boat to extend her journey. To these
complaints Mr.. Colfax, editor of The South Bend
Register and member of Congress- replies as follows:
1.-The ordinance Of 1871 required al the ravgsble
streams In the northwestern Territory 70 be kept
Isvgsbe, and 20 ssed to keep up our lock for the
benefit Of our up-ryer friends, and to show ODE
diehce TO the law. But nOr, the United State, Su-
preme Court have declared that the ordinance was un
constitutional, and that what wasn't unconstitutional
wac knocked into cooked hat by the Constitution
Our folks here have been resdsg the Constitution
ever since; and they can't fad the word lock-
n hey lear that TO repair Ours would be treason
aad bring Walkers army, mayhsp upon u.s."