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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-06-26

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IN W. +. MCCLEl
IIONN T. McCLELLAND,
4. COCHRAN

Ae VVNHAKNA.NS
General Land Agent,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE LO-
w CATION and Sale 0f Land Warrants for non
rr,ents the payment uf Taxes and the purchase and
s,lc of Rc, Estate generally. Will also enter lands
f,r sc,,lers and give time for payments (n2-u.
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J. L. CASADl. - - ~
CASADY f. TEST,
.gsforssys and lo"nssii0rs 81 L"s, ana
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections, Investing Money, locat'
ing and Selling Land Warrants and all other buscs:
t,,tt, nlu.
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little out of his mind, and avoided him as
much as possible. But, one evening, just
at sunset, as l stood beneath the boarded
window, whittier had habit of staying Of
late, Mr.. Denmore suddenly appeared be-
side me.
Have you ever visited the haunted room?'
he asked abruptly, fixing upon INC what
imagined most penetrating gaze.
No. Ireplicd, without thinking; that is
-yes,' stammered-let me 60, Mr.. Den
morc! for he stood directly in my path,
'Whcre did you find the will?' he continu.
cd, without needing my request.
SIN the pocket replied mechanically
I felt that 1 was behaving Ikea fool, and ]
made strange effort to recover my dignity;
but it failed, and burst into tears.
Mr.. Denmore took my hand with respect.
full tenderness and led me to a rustic seat
that stood near. 80.
lowe you more, Miss Entwick, said he,
sthan can ever repay. l only desire to
have this mystery explained. How could
you contrivc to make yourself so exact a
personation Of my aunt-all safe the wrin-
kles? You did not mean to be cruel in thus
exciting me?' 81 -. - -,
'Why, how could know you were therc?'
replied with some spirit, for l was quite
provoked ut this absurdity. <.7"
. True he replied, with smile ut his own
unreasonableness; 'butI am most anxiods
to hear the story -
told him the whole foolish affair, from
beginning to end; but interruptiDg me, as
dwclt upon my own folly, he deSiared that
he fully believed me to have been heaven.
cont. cnl %bo$ h,k fnr Smv f,I1v os xva as
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MY NOSE.

OR THE MYSTERIOUS MANNER IN WHICH PYOrT
DENMORE RECOVERED THE LOST WILL.
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8 II 1t teS.

- Steue @ecidte BON 5sinrib Seine. Die gBittpe
Senss ldbt in oisem Qusenblid bic btnterasnsn @5e~
bdte 1rss @'atten orbnen. Die1elben perben, nit e
mem bcsrapbiden @briB Serlsben, bemndtI bei SpH~
mann uno @ampe erihenen. GS befnbet ltdb barunter
ni6ts aus fraberer 3ett Die Gsbibte seb5ren Yiel,
mbr Iammtlib Der sbten Deripee bes Dttsrs ait, Der
ie tn ietner ,@atrabensrut" YerfaBte unp pG6renb
zines fstsnia6risen &ranfenlasers nit geilift auf
sinSelne 9aperihnibe binwarf. Gs fol- idb barunter
nod Nandbss bsftnben, pae ben pollen Stsmye( bss
5ene'ihsn G'eniss trdst.
= Sn 9etersburs 1T auf 8sfe6lt Res 8aiIers Elm me-
bisniidss Snlut 3ur bSbern piifeni6aftliden gus.
bilOun9 Don praftii@en 9ler3sn arrtdte tporpen. W
Silfe bselten loaen mas bsber nur In bsn erSseren
Staoten Der Sal mar, piiieni6aftti6 aetpee Qer,te
uter bas game ruiie 8ei6 Uertreitet iperben. Die
an bem aenannten Snnt anssitsatsn Yrufe6crsn linb
ammtltd Oeutlhe, we iit psnn iiber9aupt osutIhe
@rr3te in auBlanO fertpabrsno bes sr6gten Qnetens
uno beipnbersr 8eau"fsuna erfreuen.
9Bie BON gut unterricbteter Seite Verlitbert nrS
9r6t bic bouanpiide 8s9srune, obmob( man sielfa6
oaS @easntbeil bebanptst ernfli6 nit Der gblftb um
lit ibren Goonien Die emancipation Der @elopen ,ur
Nnsubrung ,n trn9en. Die Nnna9me ces 6s,iiaden
9sieBsntwurfes wro tn ben golonsn Der glieperanbe
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Bestnsunsen.

Der Mn,tesr" rri6ein jtten grrssn Gpnntass ausse-
npnn,e n benz iptGnlen SubptipnspreiS ~ Gts Sr
bic rsp 2dssr su nibn it, SabrI6sr Ibennemensprcis
SIS tf gprasabluns. @uspdrtss gspnaenen beisbn Ssn
Strae ben SsrauSscer 675 esfaaia snsusnben.
guretrnbe 9sdse unb &ibsiun9sn ippen bentbar etse
senss,pmnisn unS auf srranscn hrncrirt. ...s
snessn unb Sanhaunsen aasr rt mSen utsr Tcl8enben
SSineunssn aueenpmen GnmaSe @indune etnes Squares
flO Seils pbtr eni9sr bsen scn Gaore so @tS pmaee
@nruduns rs gs b fur ees wtre aRa 25 Cts. lr einen
pnat $3.50 fur gpet 9rnatt $500 r brs @cnae $500 fur
feds Npnate S. co. fur r5 Itrat $12cO Grbbre Mn,cisen
erSs serbdnismass bcret uno nbsn tsrbei bic rp @on
ntnte bspnbsrs Serddbaun9. gneistn 6nen Bic INT nhr
bes pprbereettnben Ga9cs cneelanbt perbtn.
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iebnnono, Ssa., 9icmffas, ben 26. SSammar 1855.


GLEN, fcrpere 20es Don mir, nur oieb nidt
Su metBt BON beinem 2e6rcr, bab mein Sater ein
peutiGer @aler mar, Der eisent6 Irnrlr srn 5liei-
rn9cn hteB. @uf elmer Steie nab Gnslanb lcrnte er
meine SHUTTER, bic 3p6tcr bes lpl,en Gjrofen ppn
SfrrS tennen. Slre Sdb6nbcit unb 0iebenswiirpis-
tett feiete balo icn SerS; ibpn teim erten 3ufam-
nentretfen nit 9m fublte metre Ntutter cine efere
9tet9un9 fur i'm. sSeber Die Bitten nod bic Orps
bun9en tbres SaterS permcdten bre 2ebe ,u eriditz
tern, nnp iie Spn t9rer Serbinpuns nit ibm suriids
3ubalte,'. Spn tbren @ltern pesen unaebprams
SertcBen, fibrte le ben @nti6Iub, NIT meinem Gatcr
"pn Gnganp 3u fieten, aus; 8eibs fanbeu nath
lan9em llmberrren bur6b ilur Die Sermittluna Oct
nee NebrerS in genpp etnen 3ufludtsprt 100 lie Dor
Der gtadbe oeS @rafen ppn Scrrp seIGert iparen
Wtetn Sater pcrlie6 Die e1rcnppGe 9aGn Der &unh
nm als Nanpmann IN Der Serbprgenbeit nngeltGrt
init tener 9attin leben 3u fGnnen. 9lh, fem G1lid
mar bap Serire9t Nfeine @tutter Don ben Sualen
ipelcte tbr Die Seradtung i9rer ame bcreitec, se=
fpltert i'm Tei4bmm auferspsen unb icbtpft bas yGz
tbt9lte entbcbrcnb, pernpdte nidt id an ibr birfz
tt9es geben 3u 9esD6nen l:lb ltarb neun Sabre naC
tbrer Sludht. sic meinte tn ibren letten 9ebenSs
jabrcn tbre Siebe ei Elm Q8abn gepeirn unb bereute
lhmer5leh lire Ssrbinbung. Nten armer Sater litt
unla9lieS, unp Bate i'm nidt in bteier Belt Iein
treuer Susenfreunp. Der 9farrberr @ntlcn, nit 3rp
nnp Sulfe be9etanprn, a CLAUDE, Der 3up bate ibn
balp we9seraiTt. 9d wte oft bat er mid ermabnt,
mid 3u pren, ebe ib mid fir pas 2eben bGnpe mic
oft mid, 9emarnt, niemals einen @aten BON 9GGercm
Stanbe gu paben. Jeimar, mauthe Qie6e 1T uur
Elm unslidlriiser g6abn 9ieb' id bin nur Elm
i3li4teS Naptbcn, Du mubt cine @attin bellben,
pclfe an Stanp unp Silpnns Dir 9leid it, Sn
ben &rsiien Der Geieuldat benen tagtGsli bic bDte
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Seele finbeu. :. -.
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nb Sobn; in sieien 3irfeln fnpe it teine Scele bic
mid 81 be9luden permas! llnb CT ersins lid in
elmer lebenbisen 9bilperuns Der pblbeit unb 5er;e
lpistett bes Salcnmeniben
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tetn gSaln 70 wirb ie nur nod innser perbeu wenn
Der Strrm Der Belt iibrr iie 9inwes rauId las uns
brei Sabre 9etrcnnt leben. Snbet Ou in bieler 3et
fein sSeien, bds Dir ebenbirtis it, unb bas On mebr
ieben fannit ais mid, 10 BIN b Den, Dein auf ewia.
GS lei er,pieberte gtsimar!
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9Sanberer iiter Die SIben BON 2encw in bic weite
Serne. @s mar Graf 9feimar BON ber Greuenburo.
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ntht eerlDiGen, Die ibre -? gein, elmer unreue 1T
Glen nitht fabts, aber bas SdidIal = wirt es uns
9iiniti9 ietn =?
(S4lub fOlst)
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8ilber ans bem Sauermfrieee.
@r6ftn seIfeunein.
SIN Sabre 1925.
Sppn SteobalS s &crner.
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Der Srhblns mar setcnmen IN bas Ganc
llnb bate Gong unb Slumen mitsebr0;st.
Die Srcutc mar In g8alS unS 8eb s,,paht
Sep6Yre webten, nit a3urnem Sanb
Ourdfludt her Simme rnes Die 8litbsnpra6t.
Der 1enI6 allein fpnnf benfen npf auf 0eib,
0a(mlonntag mars, cod feine @lrde Hang,
Bum 6inmel itieg fein 9til9er Selt9rlan5,
@eiprerat nit 8lut par bout Der @rbe &leip,
Ourh miipes Sau6,en brans bic &la9e bang.
Iuf g4ensterss Staptlos bsu ber 5pnne S6ein,
Dp6 nidbt sur 5reube Sat 9epedt ibr Strabl,
Die 5reibeit bielt etn bluti9 Spfermahl,
3u arimmer 9tad,e tpar 9ebrp6en Gin
Das gauernbeer ins ltle Hebentbal
SIN Slammen iant paS tite @rafenl6lue,
Sttaubt ppn ibres Slides iaBem Gal
@tanbem sefeiielt Sitter unp gaial,
llmrnat ppn liegeStrnnt' men SauerntrpE
Gina eS 3,lm Sob Bel elmer 9feife Sdall.
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Seut ipiG ib erit meiu Qiebleiu pfeifeu redt,
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Den bat Der iprre 6a,lien jtbt ereidt =
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limb jebt iGr Sriibsr, mabt's ben Serren iedt !!
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gs wirb ben Sunfern lcnlt betm Gan;en beib,
9ln al bent 3eus flebt gutter 8auernfhreie.
Stoet lie in unlre 8eibsn nun ;um San,
3eiet i6nen nit ben 5peren bas 1eleis u
Gin SAmerslaut fAallt unb b'rauf elm iu6elno
Shrdn,
Die 5ellebarbsn linb SUm Dilute iparni,
Da plSb!i4 itIrst, itr SGbnlsn auf bem Nrm,
Bur arau1en StGtte @rdfin Selfenlfein,
Sriht tobtserahtenb burh ben 8auernlhwarm.
Sie tpirft f6 tpeinenb auf bas &nie:
SD fleb' Su eu6 Bel bisIem Rinbe bier,
Qaet ibm TEN Sater, labt ben 9atten mir I"
imIpnf binmprben la9 ben @ralen fe,
Serwunbet lag baS &inb I'm Nrme i9r.
,,@uf 9olO'usm gBassn biit bn acssn Elm,
llmrin9t bon f6mehlerildsr Oifner Sdaar,
Ourbpirft nit Yerlsn mar bein Qodenbaar,
Quf f6lshten &arren fol- ben @us,us fsin,
limb i6etbenb nimm besSAlOliss Sranb sswa9rm
Da bat fe 16 erboten blei6 bod itcf;
@r, Dem pas Solf beut 9amsn einlt 9eltreut,
Der tpnro eeseifelt taO i'm SIberetlstO,
llnb 1tnSo aeteltst an bes &reu,es Sol,-
Gr lei n,ein 1rpft in bisirm i&meren Geb!"
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The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
is published every day, Sunday excepted, at So
per Annum payable In advance, or 10 Cts. per
Week Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFlDE: 1914. BROAD STREET.
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Reported for the Daily EXCHANGE I

C,nor,u r.. ToWsoNTowN, March Is, 1858.
7, CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CouyrY,2Before
non Judge Price, and R. J. Cuttings, Esq. Prose
3 Inc case of John Wheeler, commenced Yesterday
lor selling lottery policies was continued until TO-
family. :" his 'ouii'ei'oi
Jacob K: Frank plead guilty on charge prefer
req Tor selling liquor without license. Fined $40
State rs. Patrick Fitzpatrick, Jointly indicted
with Michael j. Grady, John b. Dalton. Henry
Plrns, John Burns, James Fawcett. James Rock
g y9 Milan, John Powers, Milton Valid. George
Ely, James Murray, John Brady, and Michael
Dougherty, for the murder of VIM. Jourdon a no
ice ofcer OF the city of Baltimore, at the eiebtb
ward polls, on the l4th of October 1851 by shootn%
MN In the abdomen with musket loaded hall
=, Inc prisoner was arragned and plead not guiltv.
Ar; cuttings opened the case for the prosecution
and stated the law to be that although the prisoner
gun that killed the deceased vet if he was mt
at the time of the fatal shot and the evidence CON
h b nun with the riot he guilty if the
Mr. Carr followed Mr. Cuttings for the defence,
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Correspondence of the Daily Exchange.

ELLCoTTs Mills, March Is, 1853
v; circuit Court for Howard County. Before Hon
Nicholas Brewer, Judge.
No. 49, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 10 Is.so
Strawbrldge, Thomas Jenkins. John Collier and
THOMAS McCrea. Action of debt AGAINST the nr;n
cpal and suretes on the bond of Isaac Strawbridge
lof an alleged detacation while ticket and freigRt
agent Tor the Company at Ellicott's Mills
Inc points decided in this cause are not only, IN,
P1raant IN legal point of view, but interesting TO
all connected with the railroad "
The plaintiff proved deficiency in the accour..
oi Sotraw3rldge amounting to over 81 800. about
9Ioo oI winch was received from the sale of passen
ger tickets and the balance from freipht.
me IeiendantS then proved by y. F. S. WAYS
'at t the GATE OF the bond Ellicotts Mills was ONLY
d Seco""-@tass station" and the agent there ONLY
empowered to collect freights to other stations of
tne same class. That in April 1854, it was made
nrst,ciass station" that the agent Strawbridge
was auly notified by the Company of the change
and empowered to collect freights to and from Bal
timore and other first-cass stations. BY which
change the collections at the office were increased
from SIG or SIT per week, to some 500 or $500
per week
The defendants prayed the Court to instruct the
jury that the sureties not responsible upon the
bond, after the character of the station was CHANGED
without their knowledge or consent and The
Agents duties and responsibility thereby greatly
increased. W. II. G. Dorsey Esq, for defendants
cited Md. Rep. no. Wheat $50 and 700 and
Union Bank rs. Rdgely, H. & G. 433, which was
an action cashiers bond. and when the cbartar
of the bank expired by limitation but was renewed
by the Legislature, in which it was held that the
suretes had right to look TO the direction of the
bank as to the of their responsibility and
were released when the charter expired
Thos. Donaldson, Esq, for the Railroad Company.
argued that this was not a when the scope of
the officers duties had been changed, if for exam
pe the duties of inspector Of engines had been added
to those OF station agent, and the securities were
sought to be held liable for damages which the Com
pany had sustained by of his neglect in this
new duty 1t was mere case of an increase Of
business devolved upon the agent by regulation
which the Company had the right to make
In this view the Court concurred, rejecting the
defendants prayer, and granting that Of the plain
tiff which embodied the converse proposition. The
jury returned verdict for the Company, for the
s., 900.
This case will go up to the Court of Appeals on
the defendants exceptions.
Charles Carroll rs Charles Carroll McTavish
Grafton Dulaney and Charles H. Pitts Esos,, for
plaintiff; Thomas S. Alexander and VIM. n ~
Dorsey, Esqs., for defendant. Action to recover
damages for obstructing the plaintiff right of wav
Two cases involving the question have ALREADY
been tried in this Court, of which was carr;a3
% the Court of Appeals, and is reported in NJ
'yland, 1852
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL,

THURSDAY, Marcel

THURSDAY, March Is, 1858.
=, FIRST BRANcH.-Branch met. Present John T.
Ford, Esq, President, and all the members, except
Mr. Granville.
MI. Dukehart presented petition from the CITY
C0idector, asking that an extra appropriation of
SzOO be made to enable him to make some necessary
alterations IN his department. Referred to the Com
mlttee of Ways and Means
Mr.. Dunnock presented petition from the Liber-
y Ere Company, asking special appropriation of
S4,ooo for the purpose of erecting a new building
Tor the uses OF that company. Referred to the Com
mlttee on Fire Companies.
MT. Harvey presented petition from the occu-
pants OF stalls in the lower Centre market between
oecond and Lombard streets, asking for the cree
tion OF new market house to take the place of the
old wreck at present there Referred to the Com
mittee on Markets.
Mr.. Clark presented the annual report of the
Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder Company, which
asks special appropriation of So 900 to complete
their house, and pay liabilities ahead existing
thereon. Referred to the Committee on Fire Com
panies.
The Second Branch returned with their non-con
currence-the resolution to pay the trustees of the
Westminster church for lamp in front of the same
Also the ordinance to change the name of Register
street.
Mr.. Beale introduced an ordinance to prohibit the
manufacture of soap and candles in anv building
within the city limits not used for such purpose
Tor twelve months previous Read and laid over
Inc COMMITTEE on Police and Jail reported that
they had examined the books and accounts of the
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The New York Tribune of yesterday ventures to
assure its readers of its profound conviction, based
upon ''private and confidential advices from Wash
ington," that the Lecompton Constitution cannot
pass the House of Representatives, and will as
surely pass the Senate on Monday or Tuesday next
by smaller majority than was anticipated
After this unqualified assurance, the Tribune
adds in subsequent paragraph: 'Of course I'M
foreseen blunders or culpabe apathy on our side
may yet prevent this result, but we deem this
hardly possible;' thus cautioning its readers not
to rely too implicitly on its prophetic foreshadow-
ings. If the doubt is admitted the confident pre-
diction subsidies into mere matter of opinion.
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FROM NEW MENIC0

The New Mexican mail of the 18th ultimo has
arrived. Capt. Marcy to leave Fort Mission
about the LIST of March for Camp Scott, taking
flour, salt, corn, animals, and a number of wagons
He intended to return via Bent's Fort, taking a
travelled He is reported to have said that supplies
can be furnished to Camp Scott much easier and
quicker from New Mexico than elsewhere
Mr.. Kit Carson has secured a treaty of peace be-
tween the Muatche Utahs, the Arapahoes, and the
Pueblos of Taos. These Indians have been hostile
to each other for a number of years. In the treaty
just concluded they not only agree to peace among
themselves but irmer adherence to their obliga,
lions of friendship for the whites They agree to take
the side of our Government in any issue between it
and the people of any Territory, and do what they
may be able for the suppression of rebellion in Utah.
This treaty removes all apprehension of the Muache
Utahs being in alliance with the Mormons
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m ARKETC

NEW YORK, March ls.-Cotton. of l 500
oal e very heavy. Flour is dull. Sales of
oooo DIS. at decline OF cts. for State and Ohio,
10 cts for Southern and common to good state 81 90
%S4.3o; Ohio S4:95@S5l5; Southern S4.5O@ So
heat is quiet, but firm; sale of $500 bushels
white l45 cts Corn is firm-Sales of 1900 BUSH
Pork Mess has declined 10 cts Sales at SIG. 50@
SIG 55; Prime Sl2.45@Sl3.5O. Lard has declined a
Sales at S5s @10 cts. Whisky has advanced i
Sales of Ohio at 221a@23 cts Coffee generally
Sugar is firm at 6@719 cts Naval stores are steady
Rice is steady. Freights are fat
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The New RUSSIAN FRIGArE.-The new Russian
frigate Japanese" just finished for the Russian
Government, went on her trial trip. a few DAYS
since down New York bay. We understand that
the retult of the trial satisfactory one 1t is
expected she will be ready to start the first April
She has orders to proceed direct to China and from
thence to her station on the Amoor river, where
she will be delivered up to the Russian Government,
Several missionaries are going in her to China,
having got permission to do so from the Russian
Minister at Washington. She is to be manned by
full complement of American officers.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL

WAsHTNGToN, March IS.-The stock holders OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal met to-day and
elected the following officers President, Lawrence
.; Prengle; Directors, Daniel C. Bruce, David w.
oLeary, of Allegheny county, F. Dorsey Her
bert, John s. Bowley, of Washington county, II.
Franklin Neil, Montgomery and John A. Magruder,
Of Georgetown.
motion to reduce the salary of the President
meeting then adjourned to the first THURSDAY in
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SHREwD BUT UNPRINcIPLED.-A man of genteel
appearance, who registered himself at one of the
hotels as George Howard, and represented himself
as an agent of the Lodi Manure Manufacturing
Company of New York, has lately been operating
extensively in the rural districts around Philadef
phia. He would gire the manure to persons, re-
quest only their signatures in pay, which he said
he meant to use recommendations 1t is alleged
that he used them for different purpose, convert
issory notes. These notes he would represent, it
is alleged, being given to the Company he repre-
scented in payment for manure furnished. Before
the scheme discovered, the individual had gone
off with the proceeds of his rascality.
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PROBABLE CLOSE OF THE FLORIDA WAR.-Jackson-
vile, March l1.-Major Rector has succeeded in in
ducing Billy Bowlegs, Jumper, and several of the
principal men of the different bands to come and
hold "talk" Bowlegs is disposed to emigrate
and take with him all he can influence to go. Major
Rector is sanguine of success in his negotiations.
their way to W Washington city, to perfect some neces
sary arrangements previous to the Indians leaving
Florida
The friendly Indians in their scouts, failed to find
flags, and came into camp without solicitation
This fact augurs well for a favorable result
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March ls-The Turkish visitors
were formally received by the President TO-DAY.
VINO rendered to them the Inequalities of the coun
directed by his Imperial Master to be guided bv the
advice and direction of the President and to offer
souvenir in testimony of the high regard enter
lahea oy the Sultan for the President The Presi-
9 9 then invited his visitors to dinner on next
W Wednesday. There were but few persons nresent
including Secretary Cass, ]. Hersford Smith, Hon
). M: Cross, Edward H. Carmick and the Pres
dents private Secretary.
The question on the Army bill will be taken to-
morrow In the House 1t has been decided to re-
move Montgomery Blair, Solicitor of the Court of
oiaims, and of this fact he is aware. No appoint
ment of successor has been made, though rumor
says that Ransom H. Gillett will be his successor.
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The McDoNoGH EsrATE.-The New Orleans Pic
ayune refers to recent decisions in the McDonogh
case, showing that the 'McDonogh will is substan-
tally nullity, and the McDonogh estate will soon
be dispersed. Such is the evil of another attempt
by man of great wealth to tie up estate beyond
alienation, and erect great establishments, to be
administered upon invarable rules laid down in a
dead mans will.
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RAHR0AD RIOT

New York, March 1s.-A man having been ac-
GDidentaliy run over by train on the Hudson River
among the Irish laborers. The police were beaten
on with stones by the rioters, who numbered some
oOOo men. Another train was also attacked with
showers OF stones, and great excitement prevailed
1t has, however, since abated
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WASHINGTON, March Is, Z, A. M.-Barometer 49,
81, thermometer $40. Noon-Thermomete SO
wind S. E. - ,
barometer 1882, thermometer $50.
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'oohi oF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

Y, or w.. ANNAPOLIS, March lS ISIS,
10 St-Elijah Carey ct al, Us. Thomas Dennis
anu Others Appeal from the Circuit Court Of Wnr2
eest TEL county, was further argued and concluded
appellants. y 'ones '"r the