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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

It should be known and distinctly understood by all, that the Bible Union have no thought or intention of altering or amending Gods word. That word, like God himself, is perfect and like him immutabe. It must stand forever-- The translators of the Bible Union will take as thelr standard the most correct "tentus-receptus' of the inspired originals that exist--and that is acknowledged so to be by the best scholarship in the world. And they will give, as nearly as 1t can be ascertained, by all the lights Of anti quity and modern scholarship, the eract n,eanjng 2 he inspired eoord, in the purest of our En- glish.
 Nor IS 1t their intention to destroy the com mon version--to break up or impair the beau ties and excellencies of the renclerinqs and lan-
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made to the Kings version, was made during the next fifty years after it was completed. Not far from fifty years after, or about 1860 large majority of Parliament was in favor of revision. and undertook to pass law to effect it. The King only suppressed it by using his arbitrary prerogative and dssolving Parliament. Second 1 ly. No "portion of the Baptist church." com menced or carried on Opposition" to the yer slon, but Baptsts evey where that the En- gllsh language Is spoken, approve and circula- ted It. Third. The difficulty between the Bap- list members of the board of managers of the Amerlcan Bible Society and other members of sad board, was not Ion account of a refusal of the American Bible Society to furnish aid ina translation in which the word baptise was con. iesscdiy about to be rendered by word signify Ing to "mmerse." Fourth. No portion of the Baptist denomination ever asked the Ameriau Bible Society ito furnish aid, in any transla- ton about to be made. Fifth The reason the American Bible Society gave for refusing aid to circulate the Burmese and other Asiatc versions made by the Baptists, was not that its constitu- ton confined it to the basis of the authorized | English version. Sixth. The constitution of the American Bible Society has no such restrc | ton whatever-but it was simply bound by its constitution to circulate (" the most faithful yer. slons in all languages" Seventh. No question was made about any new version, but the diff culty arose about versions they and the B. and I. b. S, had circulated from fifteen to thirty years, well Knowing the principles on which they were made, and no question ever arose, but It was done in accordance with the constitution they were the most faithful versions because they were the only ones--nor did any one uues. ton their faithfulness. Eighth The American Bible Society violated the constitution under winch It was organized, and forming new rule. resolved, in l936 for the first time, that they would only patronize such versions as conform ed Tn the principles of their translator to the English authorized version" Thus they made King James fallible translation the standard. instead of the original Hebrew and Greek-thc work of the Holy Spirit
 Thus have pointed out eight mistakes or mlsrepresentations (no doubt unintended) in a single sentence of J. w. Ms article. The ar uce abounds in like msrepresentatons and mis- takes. will not weary your readers with re- l'etlon and exposure of them. Before your cor respondent writes again on this subject I hope he will inform himself of the truth of state- ments he puts forth. If he will unmask him. self, and if he proves to be a gentleman and candid enquirer after truth, shall be happy to read his articles, and to assist him as far as am able in the enquiry. append an article pub llshed last week, setting forth our real objects Let every honest man judge if they are not praiseworthy.
 JAMES EDMUNDS,
 Cor Sec'y ofMe BtJte Revision Association
 Louisville, Ky, 18th January, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
The great amount of Chronic Diseases in opr

The great amount of Chronic Diseases in our part of the Union.-kindness of the people, ex- tensive and increasing demand for his remedies. have induced Dr. White to extend his visit to our place, from the 1st of March" to the 1st of APRIL. After the 1st of April he may be consulted, and his celebrated Remedies dis pensed at the HOT SPRINGS hU Me 1st Of September.
 In tie employment of his remedies, the afflicted will soon learn that they do not de- press the system or vital forces; but are con- stantly renoUating the entire organism, and build- ing up and giving to the Constitution and mind their yoathfm freshness, stamina and strengh
 Dr. w. has long enjoyed the confidence of patients coming five and six hundred miles to the Institute in Cincinnati, for his remedies and advice.
 Having, for no small consideration, and re- gard to his own age, disposed of his formules for the preparation of his leading ramedies-to be prepared and perpetuated for his own use and practice, and the use of the public; and also the right to dispense them in his own citv, have enabled him to gratify his desires to see other portions of the Union, and consult his age and comfort as to climate; he trusts without being suspected of desire to gull or hnmbug the atilicted-idleness being no part of his na- tnre! These remedies are prepared by the able Practitioner and Druggist Dr. J. R. Whitemore, No 86, Broadway. Cincinnati. Any one who may call there, will receive, from the lips ana
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

DODGE AND THE DEvIL.-Our talented cor respondent, who has in hand the sketch of shocco Jones sends us, in private letter, the following attic joke:
 HIIlman, Swain, and Dews were three promi- nent lawyers of North Carolina practicng at the same bar with the celebrated Mr. Dodce.- Whilst the latter was arguing case, the three com6ned and wrote the following verse, and handed it to Dodge:
 " Here lies Dodge who lodged all good,
 And lodged deal of evil;
 But after lodging all he could,
 He could not dodge the devil"
 WhereuPon Mr. Dodge, with great readiness, wrote the following reply.
 Here lies Hilman and Swain,
 Their lot let no man choose;
 They lived in sin and died in pain
 And the devil got his Dews
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Esou,e and I.ot for Sal,
MORE NEW RuOKs

spARTll'S Discoveries in Africa; AS City of the great King;
 Boswells Life of Johnson; The North Pacific Exploring Expeditions; GoblsinthS Natural History of the Earth; Gayanc's Louisiana;
 Manual of Classical Literaturc
 Review of ' CampbeIlish examned;" Buffers Analogy, by Malcom;
 Three Days in Memphis:
 Quits. by Author of ' lnitials;n
 Mustang Gray, by Jere Clemens; The Christ bona christmas story: Together with large supply of late Novels, Me- dical Works, School Books, etc. Just received at the book store. Feb. l6, 1858. .JNO. F. RFARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

0N- The Cuban women have trait of charac. ter so noble that Mrs. Le Vert cannot refrain from mentioning it." They never speak ill of each other, but always find some paiEation for the errors Of their own sex.'' This is tacit admission that charity is almost peculiar to the fair Havanese.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

Married-In Conway county, Ark, near Springfield, at the house of Mr. G. Standlee on the 3lst day of January, 1858, bv NJ. E. Emerson, esq, MT. NJ. J. LEYoN to Miss RE- BE0cA c. SrANDLEE, daughter of G. Standlee- all of Conway county.
 And unto the married I command vet not l. but the Lord, let not the wife depart from her husband, let the husband render unto the wife due benevolence, and likewise also the wife unto the husband "-lst Cor. lO-3
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

QF In the Senate, to-day, on motion of Mr. Johnson, of Arkansas, aresolution was adopted lnstructlng the committee on commerce to in- qulre into the expediency of making an appro- pnat1on for completing the removal of the raft oi lied river, agreeably to the estimates fur nshed to the War Department by the engineer ID charge ol the work and that the committee nave leave to report by bill or otherwise.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
H0tiOWayeS Pills

The sallow and cadaverous complexion which in
 dcate weak stomach and inactive liver is soon re- placed by healthy tone under the operation oftbese great purifiers ot the secrctions. Sold at the manu- lacoorleS, No. so Maiden Lane, New York and No. 2i4 strand, London; and by all druggists, at 25c., 6279c., and sl per pot or box r10s
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4 EORTIINE SIRE

k'OR one dollar sent by mail to my address I will \ send instructions how any peIson may accumu late fortune in short time, in secret and perfect y honest way. No hoax humbug about it. Ad- dress J. F. FARRiS, Shreveport, La.
 Feb. l6th. 1858 St#
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Ahothcr ot the good Ladies of our City
 Testi!ies to the Fflicacy of

ie>ilnes to the Efficacy of Dk. M'LANES CELEBRATED VERMTFUGF PREPARED BY FLEMING BRos.. PITTSBURGH. PA.
 NEW YORK, Feb. r. 1859. sg do hereby certify to the public, that a child of mine, four years old being troubled with worms. was induced to purchase bottle of Dr. VLa7e'. ce(ebrafdd lemG~gs, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh Pa, which administered: and the re- suit was. it brought away an immense number of worms Tn punches and strings; many had the ap pearanee ot being cut to pieces My child is now en- J'Eihg most excellent health take peasusc in re- commenting it to both young and old as one of the best medicines ever used
 MRS. ANN JEMISON. 8S Ninth Street .ty Purchasers vii! be careful to ask for DR N, LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. mann factured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh, Pa All other Vernfuges in comparison are worthless Dr. M LANES genuine Vermifuge. also hiscelebra tea Liver ls can now be had at all respectable drug stores. None geauiae pitt0ut the signature Of
 l1ol FLEMING BROS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
CONFIRMATION OF TAX TITLE.

AIOTlCE IS HEREBY GlNEN. That on the 18th V day of March, A. D. ls55, William H. Hallibur- ton purchased at sale of lands for non payment of taxes in Arkansas county, made by Pleasant F. Cross, the then sheriff and oeio collector of Ar kansas county, in the State of Arkansas by authority ot and according law the half of the south eust quarter of section i, in township south, in range west containing eighty of land situate in said county of ATSaSs, iot .he ftwenty- seven dollars and seventy cents that being the amount oiStacand county taxes, penalty and costs due there on tnr the years from l95S 10 S54 inclusive, and after the expiration of twelve mOHths to wit: on the 4th day of April, D. le56 the said Pleasant r. Cross sheriff and eX-ocio coi!e tor of the county of Ar kansas as aforesaid, executed acknowledged and de- lvcred deed in due form of law to Albert Kim brough, assignee of tlle said William II. Hallibur- ton to the said east half of the south quarter of section 4, in township south, in range west, which said deed has been duly recorded in the office of re- coTtter of deeds for said county of Arkansas.
 Now therefore all persous who set up any right to said land so purchased in eonseqU of any in- formally, irrtguiarity illegaiity connected with said sale, hereby required to show cause, if any they can, a, the October A. D. lS5S of the cir cut court of Arkansas county be held the town of Dewitt, in Arkan-:s county. the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday of September, A. D. 1858. why said sale of said tract of lnnd so made should not be confirmed and the title thereto be queted in the said Albert Marlborough. assignee of the said Will ilam II. Halliburton. pursuant to petition to be then filed by the said Albert Kimbrough in said court for that purrose and in accordance with the Statute in such case made and provided.
 Given this 25th day of January, A. D. 1858.
 ALBERT KIMBROUGH. Feb l6, 1858. 6w Cost of adv. $l5.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
STEAMBOAT REGISTER

FURNISHED BY MEERICK X wAssELL.1
 Arrivals. February S-Arkansaw, from Ft Smith. S-Dardanee, from Ft Smith,
 9-W. II. Langley. from Napoleon. lo-Litte Rock from Ft. Smith, ll-Moses Greenwood, from New Orleans. 1l-S II. Tucker, from Napoleon. l2-Quapaw, from Ft. Smith R l2-W. II. Langley, from Ft Smith. l3-Arkansaw Traveller, from Napoleon. l8--Lady Walton. from Cincinnati. l4-Pelican, from New Orleans
 Departures
 s-Arkansaw. for N. Orleans
 9-Wm. II. Langley. for Ft smith, Dar,laaeile. for New orleans l0-Little Rock, for St. LouiS ll--MoScs Greenwood. for It. Smith. li-S. II. Tucker, for Napoleon l3-W. II. Langley. for Napoleon l3-tluapaw. for Ft Smith
 l3-Arkansaw Traveller, for Ft Smith. l8 Lady Walton, for Ft, smith. 14-Pclican, for F.. Smith. sa3 Seven feet water in the channel. and falling slowly Weather the past week, quite wintry, sleet and snow. It is now pleasant and spring like again.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Sale of Lands County

NOTICE HEREBY srnanun
 lt Ian fchtra sslal be " Senfn and atorofD in nsac lte Mh ~ iax penalties esanlc alyero iC to O sad unty lfet tln time 'S'
 M,ofs lday lntnua said al h nllcr ofr frs
 NoTE-f of rt-wet
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR

I'O the Sheritfs of the counties of Union. Coum- K bla, Ouachita. Clark, Montgomery, Polk, Pike, SeNer HemlStead and Lafayette; composing the Sixth Judicial Circuit
 nEkEAs. The office of Judge of the Sixth Judi elal Circuit has become vacant by the death of the Hon. shelton Watson, Judge of said Circuit. hese are, therefore, to command you, and each of you, to open and hold an election according to law Tn your respective counties, Wednesday, the 1Tth day of March next, to elect Judge in said circuit to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
 The election to be conducted and governed by the same rules, regulating the mode of holding general elections"
 In testimony whereof, have hereto set
 my hand, and caused the seal of the L.s. State of Arkansas to be affixed at Little
 Rock, on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
EyeIno Miller, by her ne>e friend James Farmer,
 NS. Bill for Divorce James Miller Defendant


 James Miller, Defendant.
 4 NOMES now on this day the said complainant V by John Huegin, Solicitor, before me us clerk of the circuit court, in and for the county of Carroll and State of Arkansas and it appearing from the bill of said complainant. and from the affidavit thereto, that the said deienGunt James Miller is non-rasdent of the State of Arkansas whereupon t ordered by that said defendant be notified of the pcndancy of this suit and that the object thereof 17 to obtaln dissolution ot the bonds of matrimony' heretofore entered into between the said com painant and defendant, and that unless he appear before said court or before the 4th day of the next term there of, at court to be holden the court house in the town of Carrollton Carroll county Arkansas, on the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in February A. D. lo5o. and plead, answer demur to said bill, the same will be taken confessed, and decree en- tered accordingly. And it is further ordered that this order be published in the Arkansas True Demo- crat paper printed ill this State, the number of times amt within the time prescribed by law.
 Done in vacation the 4th day of February, A. D lo5o GEO. C. GORDON Clerk
 pr. F. C. CRUMP, D. c. Feb Is, '5s 9t TCost of adv. s6 50I
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
ELIAS N. CONWAY. .or:

By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GREER, Sec'y of State.
 Feb. l6, 1858. 19-4w. ,25- All newspapers published within the 9th Ju- dicial Circuit of Arkansas, will publish the above proclamation until the election and forward their ac- counts therefor to the ENecutive otiee for nayment
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
FiOurt Elnurt,

uST received from Clarksvie, per steamer w. .J H. Langley, 50 sacks superfne extra Flour. and for sale by .. M. TANTI.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Dr. F EYER UGMAN,
 Surgeon Dentist,

Surgeon Dentist,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, VDERFORMS all operations requisite to .ss the preservation of the TEETH and 1t1YYv,SS GUMS, and for the remedy of irregularity.
 Artificial Teeth, Inserted from to entire set on the iatest aa prosed methods
 .ley- Office corner of Main and Markham streets up stairs ly- Feb. l6. lS5s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Revision of the Common Version

Cor. Sec'y cfM Bible Revision Association Louisville, Ky, 18th January, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

Lake Village, chioot CO.,, Ark, Feb. 10, '5s. At.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF ARKANSAS. ] In the Arkansas Circuit Court, the Chancery side thereof at the October term, A. b. 1857.
 Alfred o. Douglass, Complainant.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

,n.. J. c. QUERTERMoUS, Clerk. Feb. 18th, 5s. [Cost of adv. $s sol
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

WILLIAM Il. HALLIBURTON. Feb. l6, '59.-6o Cost of adv $l4.l
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Died


BrRSs--0n sunday. seIt $, H.asaSsr BcsSs, agoi 70
years
snDc trio funeral IRON No lis Cnarltoo street.
O'Clock This (Iuesdsyy Afternoon.
Montreal and Is;roi. papers pleas. cory.
Of kdwaId AID the late lssDsla laiY.
Tho friends 81 ths family, tnose n hsr brothers, Y. IL
AID ~ A. DAILY ~ her uncle, atr * Day an OF Der
hro n "a law ar merton requested ~ attend tns
iucers iris nesisy) sie noon. Al cue ocock from sno
fesidsnce o. 2r Noroa Psssse svea1n, Washington yd
lsgo Carriages ~ii % IN waiting ~ Capd street. FEN
New YcrS
Ftss,S.--ia william. ours, Gu Sunday, ssgl s, Capt.
Dearest Robert lhyu hsst n o.,
ma Wy Ices We f~"9iy feel
b, 'tls TOD Dereit
Hc car all Cur sorrows heal.
YER rnou ve hope 70 meet thee,
WHEN the cay ~ life tlrt:
Thsp "a btayen vith Joy - grces shee,
where 20 farewell tear W shed
rs rniyss abo frisnes srs respectfully irgtod 70 at
trs tlne's from ia ise residence GRAHAM avenue,
tns tfussday) a',orpoon, a; t~o O'Clock RS romans
VII !, ssken Y Aiosty fcr intermsnL
Albany re- crs Plea IA crpv.
Snaoss.--on sunday, sept s, Of ocnsarpgou, Euzi,
Slfs o. James Gboons N the seth year of hsr ago.
fhe rorel VII iase place tnir (guesy) aisefnoon, a.
tws o00cs irom tns south Third sroei hcGodss kpsco
pa Nisrlcn nbNrca, fscosiyp, =. n.
aasrss = On sonaey, Sevs 0, Mira 9. HARPER, wife Of
b1sara i1ptr, H. nc I'd yer n nefs ass.
Ter frerds requested attend tha funeral At one
ce.ock tan true,aayl aseraocn, FROM aer o esdence
HooAv.-or yoncsy, ser.. g. Jour- Hoe,v, native &C
the psrish Fedsmorc county Limerick, ireland.
me rtlsuvcs ana nstds " tns 'a5ly sIe aytea y ~
lena de fuperrl this tluesdsyl s5errocn, hall past
two occek from late residence, No. ~ Rose ssrcet,
~i.hout frr,htr notice HIS remsDs Will be taken 10 Cal
vsry ussotsfY.
JsssnGs At vst Iarms, n y, on Sunday, Sept 3,
| May LAWNS JsSSSas, aseu "a year md Gays.
me fesuyes and ercs q ,ss family arc respectfully
invited h. asteB3 the tun,ral from her late sidence IL
\ lrnes5sy) amer ooh, 81 thf ec c'cloCk.
xYscsiiSp- AySus, daughter Of John A. and Nancy n
| KipSsisDd, aged months.
Tns reEds Of We fsnnT ere invited W Altsod NE ruas
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BrookIyn Civ News.

TIN LArx RcWERY.--Mr. Theodore Austin, who was
found Il an area In Lawrence stree. on Sunday morning.
still alive lss Right and IN the possession Of his fasu
ties His situation appears however, 10 DO hopeless, and
feared would not 1--we I'll morning. Five arrests
hus far boon made, bu. nothing acdlsnsl 70 what
APPEARED yesterday has tsanspirc'. Those custody
lance ,ilien, James Mudoor, John Higgins, Hugh Bfcn
John smith. TIE nrst Lsme1 sas sgfeslSd OF
detective nertou In Broadway lie uas or sigrd ~ =
ssss driver Ct the Wsh street Ito tsSed iron
a9x. All the ,srtcs are committed 70 a. SO further
rru;ry.
1.uD TO RAu.-wD. yiynr. who vas arrested on Ss,r
DAP tor violating the health Laws brought before
Justice Icofhiss yesterday aud $500 bal 10 A-sr
INC action Of tho Grand Jury. His c,acs conslz,ei "a
c0mcg - The ely from Cuarsntac being 1mpi0l vi as
hshiurn1s.
TaE cousn rSsmruoSs --At q meeting Of inc Board Of
:upvr,so,s yesterd-S, q report presented, recon-
nenirg NE erection Of smallpox bosp'si 90 the Flat
eush arra, sni tho purchase os adoiioasl i~nd Geo
creose tho representative ~ Fssurn strongly op7osed
tho esiSsbment e auy pcrt houses % annoy The
rcsdeats q that ne so1tcac tnat Il ~ bGdins1
Cor count! po-ss Increased fast within thc NJ!
ssoise Years tley bad tho las. tsolv0 yeas, tsey
s5vG 10 c0a1bci 70 adopt o, treo caGfes y -
eye thu maeiyes Of tho Luis a5ce 1oSo aEGv and 90
sent thcn homes remain suffer their lsulcs % %
carried awsy d. pe8ience. or pursue hs course iASa
by the citzens o. staten slsi ksl iLs cause q
he mischief On tbs ctnor aaua ssn conseaaBi iaa
and 10 ~aa urgently EeosrsAsy IA. lnS'her bruaiss
shoold be egectec, "a IA G1ant sn A12 ns1tA.on ~
the Futts ~ toe proposed paach-ea soala allow
Lac surieot ~ss laid over.
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From the hcror Industrial, q Csrsess. Ars L. 1855
meetag Of she Bsr!sc restdests Ia tbs csy .ss hod
this dsy In coEiovpiy ~.h al advertised setlce n
Yer m tie tame TbonsB aes, Esg, 70 ih-cbsrs nea
tie io,.osigs rcsclnsloes we's unanimously sfopod
Tbs. 81 Br tsh Eubjsts ioay Lass fei. Il ttss im
psEstve dcly from AMI in'efersnce vale asgn
isors reis,oe 20 tho dr bet seen tns tro CO..
TINS ltpccg, Dot toat nos iney DEAN 'nh1aeyes
fust too ~ ancunA taer fosesEmtnt % de0s " IN
Vs,s zue,s erus ooiy ~ are usisis0t I'm Nor
lsss net 10 eofo.cs such would he, Il oonp',ed
vnb nfrsciGn hs rect by sse apsuScloi OF prsbas
no~ undergoing cri ca p.vsecui ons.
z fhat the neeirg ventures 10 imprets on VISIT
gcvet clf Of ma Decetvy VI siogcn, inqn ~ mo "a
tie events whom tina deasrds made 90 The
VtEtzcc,an gcverrec,, Il OF opinion thei toe result
o. socn Dqary would pcgs hat no Aeoss.sy OK ssed f1
resoTtipg 70 tevcive uessares.
That the Chsry.sD appc,rt comuotee to wak on
the Governor Of the ND rsauest mt ms v, be tss
organ Of cssion this pert VI the British r6e
ctI 10 convey 70 the sx'snx govern osot tae express
eicD az their uaQrs6Ad c,ndd tbs suaraotoes
~bch they possess tcsn fop their psrsocs and propst
In ils jus, honorable proteatisu.
4. vote OF thanks ~ tho chairman for his a5s and
elective conduct in the chair
rH03 NEvIrr CD sir nsa.
TuosAs r. MAwpsIEY. Secretary
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TIE SLAVE BAl0 PUTNAM -PARriguLAaS CoSCSas
u.RShIf ANO hs4 Cgaw.
TIE Cn!ssd States bi norbn, ;oco msnde- v. ksft
from kes 9ts. arrived - Qu2rsas yesterday. Subj ,ned
Is is, o. sos Ulcers 81 tee Dotpab:--
faeutensat tommsrdrg, ,. n. n'as Leuterants, j.
IL EGsdio7a in % maud u ,ua prlZ y, t. r Villains, H.
q, CarpeEtr fpfil-D Passed Asslet4og iurgeoo, j. "
Brc@re, r4sier. A. H. Qrog'rosn; C-ptNa's Cerg, L. O.
GtinGtili FG7els G'org -. l. Rgsc
Ste tef 4 board CapstE rsEucfn6, cf the brig Pas
mao, sni sho ca purcc vits IS Africans on board Ia
tire stcerce u Der Anctr L,nur j. n. Hslt,
adiHo0s. tat1rnsli,n ohtsnya ron LIsut vlisna
The tstr Command in reisrsAcs the cA2ule4
vosssi.
T-er chs 1rst boarded by the Dolphia's the
officer Of VIC boarrirg PARTY sho tho captain Of
n,s Pu2 ras and received reply tho
from tEo Tree voices ths, she bel captain. She
kad tso bosrd and pears 70 have hal
tso o'G sleo and tbis oiycumar may account Tor
the y rcspouse given oicer Of the Dolphin.
oIs Der spose ihc Ecs,sn language aud ,ncy
hs ssanAndar wee spoke spanish, aud In bs.eved 10
b. a Spariua. Captain townsend, wno CON 1soded tho
oer crew which talked Ergsn, seemed to have control
oits osbsr captain, sever every matter or consc
qrtnce.
on tts se n TIE brig sppesrcd toe letters spelling the
wosd "Ecpo," Dut ibey roughly painted thin
coat % pszs which very impeTecty shaded tas word
tsPutan she vas a hern,Ihrodite brig, and seemed
C. &c s5 e 70 sal we'll
me captain Of Inc Putnam 20 bo Transferred from
lae DoynB - eysaB, previous 70 his
nova 10 Charleston, and no Dolpnn Is 70 proceed %
Rtstoa a. n morning.