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Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
REMARKABLE wonKs OF HUMAN LABOR

REMARKABLE WORKS OF HUMAN LABOR
Nineveh was fifteen miles long, eight wide, and
forty miles round, with a wall of one hundred
feet high, and thick enough for three chariots
abreast Babylon was fifty miles within the
walls, which were seventy-five feet thick and
three hundred feet high with one hundred
brazen gates The Temple of Diana, at Ephe-
sus, was four hundred and twenty-nine feet TO
the support of the roof 1t was one hundred
years in building. The largest of the pyra-
mids is four hundred and eighty lone feet high,
and six hundred and fifty-three on the sides !;
its base covers eleven acres The stones are
about thirty feet in length, and the layers are
two hundred and eight feet. 1t employed
three hundred and thirty thousand men in
building. The labyrinth of Egypt contains
three hundred chambers and twelve halls
Thebes, in Egypt, presents ruins twenty-seven
miles round. Athens was twenty-five miles
round, and contained three hundred and fifty
nine thousand citizens and four hundred thou
sand slaves The temple Of Delphos was SO
rich in donations, that il was plundered Of
$5,000,000, and Nero carried away from it two
hundred statues. The walls Of Rome were
thirteen miles round.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

WAsHINGToNs BRrHPLAcE.-Bothb branches
of the Virginia Legislature have passed bill
providing for the conveyance to the State of
Virginia of the birthplace of Washington, and
the home and graves of his progenitors in
America The bill appropriates $4,000 to en-
close the place with an iron fence, and to erect
substantial tablets to commemorate for the
rising generation those notable spots," as re-
quired by Lewis W. Washington in his offer
Of conveyance.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

M The BRIDE OF AN HoUR.-The Courier de
Lyon says that at the marriage of & young
couple, during the long exhortatons of the
priest the bride went fast asleep The groom
discovered it just as he was about to put on
the ring. He was much annoyed, but con-
cealed it out of respect to the holy place. But
as soon as the service was over he got into a
carriage with his friends and drove off, announ-
cling to the brides father that he was leaving
Lyons, and she might do as she pleased. Moth
ing could change his resolution. He paid tho
forfeit (200O francs) stipulated in the marriage
contract, and went to Belgium, where he has
a situation as foreman of tobacco factory.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

GoPHERs.-It is suggested in the California
Farmer, that the domestic cat, being natural
enemy of the gopher, might be rendered very
serviceabe in the destruction of these animals.
1t is said that as cats are not easily induced to
leave the home where they are raised, they
should, when half grown, be placed in cages
in the fields or woods, and fed until they are
large enough TO hunt food for themselves, and
then be let loose as wild cats. They would
oon-becomc numerous, and. being harmless
themselves, could do the farmer no mischief,
while they would, in short time, afford him
happy riddancc Of these troublesome ver-
min
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

Punch AND KANsAs-Mr. Sam Slick having
enlightened Mr.. Punch, of London, in regard
to the Kansas question, the conversation ended
as follows:
Mr.. P.-Sir, thank you for your explana-
ton, and hope that no serious trouble will
arise in the United States, for which always
entertain the warmest regard.
Mr.. S.-Don't worry yourself into a sort Of
perspration about that stranger. In cor
rupt and debilitated old country like yourn, a
political difficulty might bring ruin and dismay,
but where a western sun gds the proud pin
nacles of American liberty, such things are but
the wandering breezes that cool the wings of
our glorious eagle, and help him to fly still
higher towards the transcendental armament
win you liquor, stranger?
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CAsEs-The Win
stead (Conn.) Herald states that young lady,
a former resident of Winstead, beautiful and
accomplished, the daughter of a pous and
venerable Methodist elder, and rapturous
reader of "Uncle Toms Cabin" in the village
club of young ladies, and anti-slavery in all
places and on all occasions, not long ago mar
ried an Alabama planter who is the owner of
FIVE hundred-niggers
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
InsOivent's Notice.
Ir the County Court at Chambers,
La Grange Stanislans County, Califorl

Ir the County Court at Chambers
La Grange Stanisaus County, California,
February 10Th, A. D., 1881
Present: H. w. WALLIS, County Judge, and Wm.
d. MCDANIEL, Clerk.
In the matter of the Petition of John c. Callbreath
Ins1lyent Debtor.
ID URSUANT to an order made by the Hon. II. w.
Il Wallis, County Judge OF the County of Stanis-
laus and State Of California made the tenth day of
February, A. d. 1858,
NOTICE is hereby given TO all the Creditors Of
the said lnsovent John g. Callbreath to he and APP
pear before the Hon. II. W. Wallis, aforesaid. at
chambers at the Clerks office in the Town of La
Grange, County of Stanslaus State aforesaid on the
T HIRD DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1858, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, of that day; then and there to show
cause, if they can, why the prayer of said lnsoven
should not be granted and an assignment of his
Estate be made and he be discharged from his debts
in pursuance of the prayer of his petition and the
Statutes in such cases made and provided.
Witness my hand and official seal Of said Court,
This, 10th day Of February A. d., 1855
[sEAL.l WM. d. MCDANIEL,
flstd Clerk.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

"Lo THE PooR INDIAN"-In grading near
the corner of Broad and Main streets, st. Paul,
Minnesota, the workmen have been obliged to
tresspass upon the old bury ground of the In
dians, and not a few skulls and bones have
been thrown up. A few days ago, an Indian
with his squaw and little boy happened to pass
along just as the workmen struck an Indian
mound. He stopped, and for short time ST
lently watched the men as they rudely cast its
contents out of the way, but soon, overcome
by his emotions, he commenced sobbing. The
kind hearted laborers, in pity for his feelings,
gathered the bones they had thrown out, COW
cred them in the mound again, aud retired to
another part of the work till he went away.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

A BIT OF LAMB.-A retired cheesemonger,
who hated any allusion to the business that
had enriched him, said to Charles Lamb, in
course of discussion on the English Poor Laws
"You must bear in mind, sir, that have
got rid of that stuff which you poets call the
milk of human Kindness"
Lamb looked at him steadily, and gave his
acquiescence in these piihy words;
"Yes, | am aware of that-you turned it all
into cheese, several years ago"
Exit, cheesemonger, complaining of sudden
touch Of the toothache.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

You've AMKRIcA.-A little urchin in the Sab
bath School at c. was asked few Sundays
ago "what our Savior said when he knew Judas
had betrayed himS" The urchin scratched
his head few moments and gravely answered,
"Eternal vigilance is the price of libertyP'
The teacher smiled.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN Pursuance of order Of the Probate Court Of Tuare
County, California, will, SATURDAY, the 10th day
OF MARCH 1858 offer for sale, to the highest bidder for
Cash in hand, the following property towt Lots Nos 4,
and 6, and fractional lots Nos l. and 3, together with
Steam fourng Mill thereon, woodshed and all the appur-
enances thereto belonging also. Lots Nos 4, and in
Block 81 and Nos g. and in Block 25 all in the town of
Vsaa together with few articles of personal proper
ty. Sale To at 10 O'Clock the premises.
REUBEN MATHEWS,
Administrator of A. J. LOwRAScF, deed.
vsAIIA, February Sth, 1855
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
A q Il N T S .

JAMES NJ VAN DYKE corner of Main and Fourth streets
Mariposa
THOMAS B0YCE, northeast Washington and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco.
vIsAIIA AGENCY at Heston's Express Office.
MIIIERT0N AGENCY at Hestons Express Office at the
store of L. G. Hughes & Co.
MAI. ELKINs of Lagrange, stansaus County
J. II. MILLER Mount ophir.
CHAS. ?. DAVIS, is authorized to collect moneys due
the MARIPosA DEMocRAI Office
TERMS;
Per annum, always in advance ).............s50 90
Six months, " Z" .............., 800
Advertisements inserted at the lowest ratespayable af
ter the first Insertion.
sa- Every description Of Plain and Fancy Job Printing
neatly and promptly executed.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
EYE AND EAR.

bII. -. w. AIN m N IL l.,
JAvING returned from New York will resume the prac
IL tce of Medicine and devote portion of his time TO
consultations the Diseases Of the EYE and EAR.
Once-In Wrights building ~ W. corner of Montgome-
ry and Jackson streets, San Francisco
Hours--9 to ~ A. NJ and to 4 P. NJ f4Smis
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
BILLUPS' HOTEL,
vIsALTA, TULARE COUNTY.
II. nj. BILLUPS :: Proprietor.

A CCOMMOD ATOMS FOR TRAVELLERS AND B0ARDERS
N inferior to south Of Stockton The house
aud pleasantly located The table will always contain the
best the market affords served up in superior manner
Boarding by the week at reasonable rates
Stage house for the Visala and Hornitos stages. "a
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
VIM. GOuverneur Morris,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC, vIsALIA, TULARE CO.

VIII practice in the Courts of MAJ posa, Merccd Fresno
and Tuac Particular attention given to the collection OF
claims, obtaining Of Bounty Land Warrants pay and extra
pay Of Seamen and Soldiers Pensions &c. Cases attended
Leases etc carefully drawn. Lands located and preemp
tions secured School Land Warrants bought and sold
BMR MoRRs offers his services to the citizens Of
Tuare County to obtain for them the appropriation made
by the legislature Of 1857 to which they entitled for
services rendered in the suppression of Indian hostites
Application should be made at the War Commission
before whom the claims to be proved will tern
nate ts sessions o29tf
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Tribute or RESPECT.
Alamincc lodge. VI. l33,
Grihlm. Mirch 20, 1855.

iblDht - VIZ
Alamincr hodge. NJ. l33
Graham. March 20, 1855.
Whereas VIZ have heard uiii, ~n,ron that,
IN the inssruiable ,;frrrr> 81 Providence, nur
worth, brother William A. Jonr. has brrn
.irahtn down by death ~ the ,lgor 81 man.
hool; therefore.
H,soIred. That We tender nur heart felt
cur fi"lsnrs 10 the di>ennsri ,ir Wife aud help
less chil,lren our hr"lEri William 4. lanes,
~ H.. aillctlns ar,l irrrparabc las the, I've
sn-lnine,I ~ the death 81 their companion AID
PROTECTOR.
Res0iuei. That while bnuing with humble
,ubu,,.>ion 10 lie fiji D. Onnip"tenre. Ne set
deeply ie.l that Masonry has la.i a warihy
,ntaiy, Ihrir Ledge az accomplished mem-
her. aud Ne a jealous aud steaGlast TREAD ia
tie death 81 nur brnlhrr.
afsofred. That. IN testimony of nur regard,
We wear lhr u,ual ha,ge 81 montnlng.
ResO'GrR. Tnat sup, "f tees. ,rsnluliuus
he ssni to the iamily II the deceased. and To
the lIilisbor"ugh Recorder. aud PsErt aaJ
Flag. lr publications.
ID. !. HARUEy,
W. A HOLT. oomm.iire
WM. G. cLENDENiN.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
New York Mach n


The steamship City Of Baltimore, from
Liverpool on the 18th. arrived at sand Hpok
this morning.
The news from China and India Is Of two
weeks later date. but adyices are generally
Of triliing Importance. The bombardment Of
Lurknow was expected to take place on the
25th Of February. A large portion Of the
British army had entered Dude. Sir Colin
Campbell was still at Cawnpore, awaiting the
siege train. The King oi Delhi had been
found guilty and banished to Van Dieman's
land for lie.
The steamer Ava, with the Calcutta mails
and over 4250,G00 in specie. was lost off
Trincomaiee an the 10Th oi February. The
cargo was also lost, but all the persons on
board we're saved.
Canton dates Of January 28th had been
received. Every thing relating to military
operations WAS Tranquil.
The Parliamentary proceedings had been
un!mportaBt.
Orslni and Pierri were guillotned on the
18Th. but Rudia was resp.ted by the Empe-
r0r. and has sentence committed into penal
sew ,tude for HE.
The English Government refused to let
SARDINIA gave up the Englshman Hodges TO
The French Government.
The Conspiracy bill had been rejected by
the Sandman Parliament.
The steamer Alps did not sail on the day
designed.
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EQUITY SALE.

William James ani o,hrrs, cx p,re.-peliiion 10
sci hand.
ESERs UANT to dec.rr q the C;ou.l ~ Equity Tor
uange rnni IA de at March Term. 1858. {
shall ,r i'I sale, on The tms.. Moud,S the 9th
diy u April mat The tract u l.and hrnnging The
hris ~ desc Iars. drras,d ~, lie waters - Enp
RN,r, Ne ,IHiua Tie Lrds 81 James l.4lla. Norwood
l,aiia, Msan lln,nri. aud 1rI. containing onc hun
died AMI lhIrl, live acres. ninTc ~ les.
credit 81 twelve mouths will Ir gwen ihs pufrha.
,et gi.ing h,.d AMI gOad .crutiy. . he tile viii lie
reserved until The Iurhlsc muDcy i paid The sale
" II lie ii ~ - lmk.
THOMAS WEBB. c. l. H. T.
March lf. III. Zee 81 Co. 81 -iw
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EQUITY SALE.


Moses Crabtree and others. Iarc.-Pel!lion for
slIe Of Land.
IlURsUANf 10 decree of ihr Ccuri II Equity or
urangr county. made al March Term, 1888. |
shall ell lar sale. upon tic premises on Tues,ia, The
9Th Jay u Aprl mat. that valuable tract u Land
lat Riser, r.onsing 10 The heirs nj the late RIiIrd
frab,er. nj anine Harrison Parker. Nelson Rhew and
Faux Rpheh-, .lainiag hundred aud sixty-six
acres. 90 les.
credit III Iac.,e m 'nh- will lie given. the purcha.
ser g,ing hond with approved .eeu,y Inr title will
he rs.,rd until IL Whole &c HE purchase money is
paid. sale viii l~ at ~ VrlTk.
THOMAS MERl,, c. f. N. z.
Marrh rs. II. Zee 80 20 3.-iw
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EQUITY SALE.

Iohn C,awfod and others rs hsrle. f'ats
Il SLANT TIA deere Ct The toun Of Equity for
Orange county. made a. March Irrn 1858.
sha.l 'i,r hi sale on the 'nss c,lnrsda, the
.l-t d., II ap'l next, thai tract u Land fnmrrl, be-.
an1ing % Charles Gales, thu waters u tane Cfera
aiJ'inlps the lans of Ell, Cr,wpid. Rrha Il iapp
ani uIl.rrs. rnain ns hunlr Il anl ihit, aeIrs,
m,re 4" lrss. cisdii Of Twelve mnihs will IL gwen,
He purchaser gi,in- hand and gna srrurs The TILE
VII i'c nseisri until Iie purchase money i paid
The esie will ha at IL . rncs.
THOMAS WEBB, e. g. ~ z.
March 90 r. ice s. 90. 32-4N
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By cacala,i"n made BY an official Ian,l,
itappras thar no iss iiiaa lou,te,n seaih,
-inee the Isl of Januar, have ar,s n Grom
burning unrestricted by The aide-pea'i,ng VI
the r,,noiine into lie fire. drawn lliiher by
the ,lrauaht i,on the chimney. Woni Iies
WHICH a = lid low nprn HE hcarta are HE
most 'iangerm,s. ani The flames i,om them
r.ses 10 an in.tani. Wrm.r,t lhi, as warn.
ing 10 our lar countr, wnnrn.
London Court Journal.
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TIE Nj

!" the canmssinnch aud N,n Commissioned ri, ers
Mn'ici,a- AID Fuyttes Belonging 10 the ildIsho-
ou.h ~ Fr.i Battalion.
EOG are hereby comm nlrd 10 attend a, Gal lwell
(M.Kte's, .i SATURDAY the I'LL If Awil orxt. f,r
DrlI Master aud Court Martial. Officers brill al 10
o'clork, =. N.
D., oidel uf WIN. Johnston Frccland. Lieut., Col.
). NICHOLS. A,I't.
March 20. 80
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SOMETHING GOOp!

THE subscriber respectfully informs his firnds and
cver body Gle that f,Ld II sond things. thai he
il nov ii receipt 81 splendid assortment d CONFEE.
TlONERY. consisting IN par 1T the lnl.mlng af icies
viz: CAudrs of VII kinds, Raian.. Oranges. i.emps,
plunrr Dates, Figs. English Nalau-. p.can Nuts,
SodA and BuusI CRACKERS, Juaue Pasr, Jtil, Cakes
Chestnus, snuff line Chewing fohorco aud Cis,r- 81
al! grades aud many oih,f articles ip his hue ~ in
ness which viii he sold low fu cash Come al.ng with
your iills change and GET double the wa III of il.
ALEX'R PLEASANTS.
March 8. 800"
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Tng DnwEi.s AND THEN fuNcriGys-

THE BnwEl.s AND THEIR FuNcriGxs-
A. isfrF hrati tie zwsieti hls. nv ran rniay
wihiui wth ~ aiirr brssings an ~ lilli, runsr.
qurnis. een u u great mp ilsce 4, il The
Wy lf ,on d, sBjay 4. The hpsrl. must T., Kept IN
slate ts witch tie, rni,lcd u carry II the
10. Wsiisf. they arr the mi chaHn,i With nature
hss appaiyi cary away ever, hing that !. unne.
ecs.ap. Aud Il is impossible 10 ielwsl large anin,i
VI skncs- has rrn esusrd i, rnsti pa'on. rpise.
nrs. H. other wsfls b, mi keeping the 'wels Irrulaf
Il !. The nsn rad 10 III dsea-s. q T. ihe cause Of
natural riiatiou 81 The mucou.. lining membranes
n the blwss. Having lost trif natural strength they
rsnna nlrei 10 whal y required Of them. Hence ll,r
s,wrs lsconle i'd ,mei. and unless ,ou find speedy
relief thousand other complaints arc ever ready 10
drag you through miserable and wretched lie. sush
Dscnrs must be Fsea viii rleanse the stomach and
hnweis, and restore their natural strength. To
psh ihis there is no compound o. valuable as these
Pills. al other medicines sink 10 utter insignhcsBee
when compared 70 ihsm II seems though The Author
Of Nature hsd desssei them los this well 90 other
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.

MI RS. WEN would respectfully inform her patrons
~ aud The Ladies' neray, tia, she does moi en-
peel 10 he IN rrrrii II her Spring Fashions for Bon
Dei- Ao sooner tnan me 18th 20ih Of April, which
b ~ early n iae newest styles he psocared IN The
Northern Ma,set The m,st desirable ,tes ~ Mil
cly ard Fancy ti""ds az MI ~ red exposed lr
city reiAtl trade than the fist of April 20 hy
waiting Until AFTER We can learn HE reues stiles, We
are hriir' prepared q ~ justice 10 ~, patrons.
March ~ "a
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Fnes Tran TIE = his Sc mail fr.m
U ali arr ed 81 Independence on tie 22nd
inst. capt. Maze, va. 10 leave f..r 18th ~
the 25,h Nth lOO0 aairs Lieut.. hale had
armed ., lp,l-p-,nlrnc-. Ias.cnsrr irom
Sania ". lie .a,. M ssh pa,aIr Of ! Z,
tuir i Tie be-, natural raair I"r n X Tread
ia Ihe world. The cu,str j. drlightlul Ii.
sa,s ~ could sleep aiih',ar shelter. lie
represents The Indians along the route (" b.
p,rlrc,i, frirn,ll,.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ORhNCE NUtNTy
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February FERN. 1858.
John d. Gray and wife Ella beth,
as.
David Clark and wife Peggy, Calsin Clark and wife
Jiny James Clark and wife Nancy, Francis Bell
and wife Martha.
CGpeai of VIZ.
II appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court. that
DAVID Clsik and sIf, Peggy, Calvin Clark and WIFE
liney, Jamrr CLARK and vii. Nancy. F,anci. Ecl and
wits Martha, heirs ~ law and next of kin 10 John AZ.
lion. eeensd, itsdr beyond he Inn {. o this State
Il i therefore orerrd b, the coui, thai pub raon he
midcyn tie tIlI,hirongll Recorder for Elk weeks. no
,ni the sad je endii- 10 appear ~ the term Of
this Count. lobe held for ile county Of Orange al the
eaur hnnse Ia H. thorough, ~ The futh NJ. nLay of
Nav nex then and there 10 proceedings IA mi.
aud IL mike themselves PARTIES TO The said Issue
II they shall think proper 10 III -.
Wines. Gearge hive, erx Of our slii Court at
aire ia Hi ,bolous ile fiuIh Monday II Fclfu,y.
A. u. 1858. .nn
Mach 30. Price adv S. 50 3I-Gw
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THR reSsPIR stuHs. 0rs.ni and PERI
were guillatinrd on the 18th instant. but
Rud.p was resp ted by The Emperor. and his
sentence oummutrd into penal scryitade Tor
life.
II he examination On Thursday. March
18th, of the witnesses in the Ease uf Bernard
The mp.t telling e,idrnse against HIM was
aldacrd by the wife Of Rndio. INV in prison
in France. The LADY, j. English, onls rs
wears IL are. She testified thar BERNARD
furnished her husband with maney before hc
went ~ Paris an the fatal crrani, and her.
splfwiih The means &c subsistence after he
la left. Bernard also procured the pass.
part with which Rnh,o was enabled ~ take
his departure. The witness had seen her
husband in the prison at Paris, who desired
her to tell all that she knew about the trans.
action. Another English woman. VII had
lived rs servant with Ors.ni, proved that
BERNARD was il the habit of com NJ 10 Orsini's
house in London, and acted almost a. II IL
were his own--opened Orsini's letters in his
absence. wrote notes IN the house, and gave
dinner parties. The witness had since seen
Ofsini in Paris, who made her a present of
the furniture IN the house. She stated.
amongst other things. that 0rsini's hair.
VIII Oh was black before he left England. had
turned gray. u was also stated that when
Bernard visited Rudio in London he was in
extreme distress. aud the landla,ly declared
that she never knew people 80 pnor.
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Most &c aar citizens are aware that a suit
has bern l~ud,ng ssmr considerable time be.
tween Dr. caaper. II ilrrifprd eaaniy. aud
the w,iminsina and Weldon X .il,osi , .r-
pinr. IL sr..e ~ THIS was Soae Ihrre or
i"ur wears sHrr . mhiIary Company from
A"ri.,lk ptid si-,t "a Wlim,ssi"n. Dr.
c"wprr accompanied thrm. u a.uld APPEAR
that tram ran against tie rear rd HAT ~
uhnh ilr. t'.aprr ass. al, i. the latter tr ia
vas .,.iionary a. rraehe,'- lIrpn,. and Dr..
C.sI'r. MIN IA, az the platform. had h'.
heel p'ril, severed, ,njnrsd. lie n.iii.ird
sun ssain,i ilu C.,npan, LIVING his damages
az $4,000 After Waat drla,s and p..i.
Ponr@rnt. The ra.r 6aail, came g. n,al a,
the term u The Sarri"r f.art far Ilriu.ri
County. held III. week. aud the Jury gave
dr.. Iar Sl.0,O. Vii ygaiHaL
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The Legislature 81 Louisiana Ia. passed a
Law sbolishing capital punish nent. anil the
substitution Of bard labor zoe irfe 10 lieu
thereof
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A yMLaog FOR SALs.-rhe Newark Adj
vertiser says the s,erff Of Newark adseriises
for sale the entire village Of Malaga. in New
Jersey. IL consists Of more thaa 5.UOO acres
Of land. with glass works. mills, and iarty
dive ling houses. The village exhibits a
en- OF ,leso.ation aud abandonment 50 com
plete aud thorough as :, be rarely exceeded.
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LAwLEssSRss ~ WAsHINorox.--Th city
Coaaclls t,-night passed a joint resolaiion
declaring in effect that the authorities OF
Washington are unable tn preserve order
uaIer circumstances. and appoint
ins committee toappeal 70 Congress ior the
appointment ola permanent police, under the
direction oi' the secretary Of the Interior, aud
also adapted resolution in the appointment
oil Temporary police Of one hundred men.
tweay-oa. OF whom are to be mounted.
armed ami equipped.
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complaints. fpm Two % fvs pills day Win lnesrsss
strength and appetite and cleanse the stomach and in
lesles from whaleyrrs injurious.
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The wheat craps il the different parts of
Tennessee l.aks uuusaaI. fine and prolnis.
ing The crop /. A. forward Il, il has ever
been snown in Marh. aud tits growing beau.
iifully.
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III. pefsnns Indebted 10 lie late arms of LONG 4
n CAfN, and JAMES FOAM, mnst cali and set.
lie, either ~ cash Of note. o. the accounts will be W.
90; fir collection.
The bo,ks are 10 ie founi a. tlie Drug Store NJ.
J.C. WEBB. will attend 10 them ehsn anu absent.
JAMES i. CAIN.
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