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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

These NE prices of the largest wholesale trans
actions. while the price at retail in the country, often
placed The articles beyond the reach of those most In
need of il, not luxury merely, but heath-pro-
noting food necessity of q civilized people.
Viewing the case in this light, We made an earnest
appeal last Winter to every owner Of sugarproducing
maple in the country to lend his aid toward breaking
ND the sugar monopoly, and we have the most indis-
puabe evidence that many persons were Influenced BY
that appeal and that numerous families have had all
the year, an abundance of sugar and delicious srup,
which they would not have hsd if we had not written
and they had not read. Others who had already de-
termned to make sugar, were influenced to increase
their preparation. and the result was an Increased
product. In one instance, after the main camp was
established and in charge of one son, another nero
lad Of fifteen, who had read article asked the prv-
lege Of "tryiDg his luck in another location and sue
ceeded in producing than full supply for the
family for the year, leaving the whole product OF the
other camp for sale.
BY similar energy and determination on the part Of
many hundred, Of people who own many thousands OF
maple trees the largest crop of maple sugar, and the
most delicious Of all sacchsrne srups was produced.
Whole districts Of country were fully supplied. The
State Of Vermont produced more sugar than was re-
mand upon the seabosrd cities nearly ceased.
Mark the result:
Jus, as room the extent of msple sugar production
began to be known, cane sugsr began to give wsy'
and shortly after and long before the general panic,
the monopoizers began to fail, and low look al me
quotations Of sugars to-day.
stuartS Dosbler refined 81. CroiI p D..... .."
Loaf. ii
stuatJ Double refined C1be Iuscovsdo sfg -
Cyusbed Vtd-lPorto Rico ~
stuar,S DouberefDed Havana Whre..... y; =
Ground. ............. 10 a Havana Brown AID Ye
Ne 2id q Manila ......
MoLAssEs-The business is small st gradually areIiSlt
prices Of $50 bbls Eew0esns a. 2JGZc and - Ahe"
Cuba o., ,:Sc.
These prices place sugar and molas'es within tne
reach Of all consumers. The result of such cheap
wholesome food, article of universal consumption
but not production, is most beneficial TO the country
at large We wish to the production Of ssccharnn
in all its forms greatly increased. For this we maze
opened our columns to give light to farmers upon Inc
growth ufes and productions of Chinese cane. FOR
this have urged and urge again an ncre a'ea pro-
duc,ion Of maple sugar and sirup. No one snoua
hesitate or delay his preparations upon the plea 'hA'
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golden cura. and at others purpeeheeked dAmesl.
Here the wheel-ls carriages ssng over snow " pure
as WOW haJd "A marble the travellers stopped 20
drink MIN favored with cinnamon. and the Winter
he'd its vay
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THE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY.


we regret 10 sec tn1t some o. our
cotHmpofafes are sun suffering their
columns TO De llllen' an" 'he't readers 10
he bored, with ien5t"y ana scnSeleSS
COMMUNICATIONS III opposition 10 'he
Location OF the Hou,het" On'VefSIiy'--
Gould the EDITORS ana 'hGif corresponds
"nts but sec no" f'd!culous 'hey arc
rendering themselves IN the eyes OF sen,
'Io'e, r,SHtEn'''N'"S people, '"cy would
certainly "'Ihn''a SuCn 1 onu"'o"S from
the pubic IN io'nFe' we are Sal'Sucu'
rom an we can ''o''i, '"'' '1'y eau nave
no o'her elect upon '"oHe "'lo'n 'ney arc
'nten"ed 10 'ni'uGl'co '''an 10 'A'L' al
"HP'eaSal' KIN" u Sy"'P''"y' "o' - say
pi'y' Tor nose VINO "'''e '"G'i' as WEI, ~ as
nose WAC give "'t'" 'Uo"c'Y' i"'
bishops whose business IT. was 10 'o'o'o
the INSTITUTION o," 80 WIN '"c'L eyes
'P'a' ana '"eIF | ,7''' "''l ,'''"'{ oo
''VeFsol hl '"IS '"'I "'y JuN' ~ ''e''e
nose VINO are disappointed l''"' 'ne'' ~, "w"
Immediate locality was not iaVofeI' Inc
"iShoPS OF course "a'' "'lI' sun nave III
'IcW' the pest interests OF tne INSTITUTION
ana lhose VINO are expected 10 support IT,
hcy haa no SelilSh en"S u carry OUT III
locating IT, out were influenced atone by
what tncy conceived TO De 'heIf duty
toward 'hoSe 'of "no'" 'ne o, ac'o"' lney
ischaf5ea '"G'' "uV '"''"'u''!' III ''!'s
respect though we regret 10 say u"S9t'S'
l'c'o[ly 10 SONG; ;' ""o' "o'" .L 7
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state 81 ,EraaHaG sscr.

Chancery Court at Winchester. FrantI In
county. Clerks office, Marcia 10Th 1893.
III. NJ |"'''''"e''' AMENDED BILL,
Wm b. DeeN. RObt. i. Decry and Others
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of The CIefS
and Master that defendants, John Whet,'
WIN. Selden. e.. B. Lamar, and Bradley, VIII.
son &; Co.. are non-resdcnts Of the State Of
Tennessee, it is ordered that publication DC
made IN the Home Journal. Winchester, ieh'
nessee, for four successive weeks. requiring
said nonresident defendants to appear herein
on or before tie first "Wednesday 'lter ''T
third Monday in August next, TO Plead ans
wer or demur to said bill, or the same VIII W
taken for confessed
Fl. K. ESTILL, c. g. n.
By ABE FRIZZELL, D. T.
March 13, 1853. 1t prs fee 81
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Religious Revival,

The religious revival throughout the
whole Union seems TO be on the increase
In New York City, net less than Eve
thousand are IN daily attendance at pray.
"r meetings. One OF two Theatres have
been made subscNient to the use Of those
WHO desire to worship Cod.
The papers are filled with accounts Of
the sincerity charactcrizing all the pro.
LESSONS. Nor is New York isoIa4cd in
this respect. All through the South a
General reformation seems to be on hand,
Ia Tennessee, at GaIlalin, Lebanon,
Sparta, Murlreesboro, GAINESVILLE, and a
dozen other towns we might name, the
spirit Of God is striving with the wicked.
And in Winchester we can chronicle the
fac, that most interesting meeting is in
progress at the c. p. Church Some ten
or twelve, we believe, have made profess.
ion Of religion, while many arc yet seek.
ing There is really something Fuggcs
tive Of meditation in all this.
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tain were exempt from the disease. lie on.
y cxpCc ted to satisfy reasonable men,
and such as were searching after truth,
am now through with all Warren's
charges and specifications against me,
and | feel pretty much like havo often
felt after dsogrocuble and loalhesome
surgical operation, with my hands and
clothes soilod.
In conclusion, cannot for moment
suppose that Warren is representing the
views and FEELINGS of the good citizens
Of Warren county, although he has as.
sumcd her honorable name. There are
high toned, honorable gentlemen, know,
in Warren county, and am certain they
will condemn the course taken by mis-,
cradle, disappointed, selfish faction in
and around McMinnvilIc. A word to
nay friend, Mr., French, who exhibited
some Of his fine stock at our county fair
last lal |, and who we were p eascd to re.
cevo as n member My dear sir, trust
YOU will not let Warren alarm your fears
and prevent you from bringing down your
fine stock for exhibition AT our annual
county fair. We cordial Y invite you and
all the other good citizens of Warren to
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State Of Tennessee.

Chancery Court at Winchester, Franklin WI
Clerks Office, March IL, 1888.
Jesse S. Counts,
VS..
Joseph Campbell. rose,t
# appearing that the defendant LOS JossP 7
Campbell, is nonresident of the sIa.s b b
Tennessee, so that he cannot be reached ~ y
ordinary process of law 1t is therefore eIn en-" NJ
dered that publication he made for tour s ,os
cessive weeks in the Heme journal " In 'isn,
ter, Tennessee, requiring said nOn,res,Ot ,bs
defandant to appear herein on or ,I.r in IN
first Wednesday after the third Monu a! r.
August next. to plead, answer or de e .on.
said bill, or ,Le same will be taken Io' ~"
fessed. al
BY ABE FRIZZELL' d.
March 10, 1853, At prs fee 81
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NC&rO for Sale.

~ compliance with decree of the Chan.
Gerry Court at Winchester. Tennessee, pr,.
nounccd It its February term, 1858, in tho
cause therein pending Of ]. w. Custer vs.,
NJ. Custer ct ais. | will, on Monday, the 18th
day of April next, before the court house
door in Winchester sell TO the hghcs, bidder,
for cash, a negro boy about nine years old,
named Lewis.
II. r. ESTILl,, C. G. N.
March II, 1853. IDS prs fec SO
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yGdcsaisaEslra sGrs Notice,

All persons having claims against the estu,o
of II. F. Robertson, due. will please present
them to the Undersigned duly authenticated
And all Lcrsons indebted 10 SAID estate are re-
CURED to come forward and make payment
or the same will be placed in the hands d
proper persons for collection.
H. II. SMITH, Admir-,
March II, 1853. If
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against .,iv n p,.
tate of Patrick Mcbride, dec, are nereO !yf,b,
titled to file their claims with the CiefS I 10 40.
County Court of Franklin County: Gu 5,ro B
,henticated, &c., on or before the 29tn Jay
June next. the insolvency of said deseoa s,yl
estate having been this day snggeste" W
Clerk by the undersigned; :, Urn urrL.
AMI Admir- Of Patrick AlcBrine'
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To make An excellent Jam-----
Squeeze six or eight women. now'a-
DAYS into q common stage coach.
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columns IN reply. to my statements in re-
gard TO miIk'sTckncss, purporting to be
written by the redoubtoblc Warren"
| TOO, like Warren, have been debating
Ia my mind whether should notice this
mighty array Of seven columns brought
to bear upon DR.. Shapard and myself,
and am on y induced TO do so in brieI
way from motives very different from
those assigned by Warren.
Warren sets ont with the belief that
Dr.. Shapard is fully satisfied with his at.
lentions TO him and that it is his desire
to extend his courtesies to bis "djstin'
guished friend" SO far as DR.. Shopard
is concerned, think the scllopproba,ory
Warren is quite easily satisfied, and as
to the courteseS EXTENDED TO bis "distin.
guished friend" they create but senoa.
lions Of pity aud contempt,
Warren can cal, in question The mo-
tivcs Of hjgh.miuded and honorable men
in lhcir selection Of suitable site for
the Southern University, and when told
Of it by DR., Shapord makes a miserable
effort 20 craw.Gsh out II this can salts.
fly the self complaccacy Of the pujsSeDt
Warren, he is welcome to the full bone.
Gt Of it, When | question Wancn'S mo.
lives which seem to my mind as clear as
any mathematical problem, | am told:
take care sir, you stand in a very interest
ed light and might be paid back with in
terest Agreed sir, | am willing to re.
coiyc principal and interest. have the
consolation TOO Of knowing that chose
who know me much better than Warren,
Uhough he seemed to know me pretty
well when he introduced me as witness
in the case OF the five French gcntemenl
will attribute to me motives governed as
little by seIi.intoreSt as commonI y falls
to the lot Of humanity. This fact has
boon wall es,,hI;,bcl tLronobout y life
.r .,,,,Iooan, Ioo, tho mara rollv con.
Gro,oJ in NV onmion Of the motives of
Warren, when hear his mouth.piccc
and trumpctor, under the hope Of defeat
;oo,rc oc,,ioo at Scwoncc asking the
.,n;oo, oro.,ior "Aro there NO fable
land. j., Ivar,en ,bo wopld make q sui1.
,LJo yooo,ion 90 M vos, , I;ncarioc
homo yot exists tina, # bv Islander and
,;a.ai,,oso,,.,;oo ,ho, con br;oo ebon,
rooo,s;lorotioo Ware, vii, stand an.
,,bcr chooce for the location.
yvo,.oo ,..,oo 10 co,,,os "a soool Of
H., l.,,or. or ,ho cow,ooo Coal Road
,,, ,,.,,.I;,. or a., ia, oc INV ono
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TEE GREAT ENGLISH Rn,,r.''

SIR JAMES CLAgKE's
Ce lobrated Female PHI,
Prepared from Prescription otsir J, clarh, NJ
scian EStraoranary,to tho Cucenn." W. Ply,
THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE is uNpu,,
me cure OF al those painful and danperons IN
"hich the female constitution il subject II o"eases TO
excess ana removes all distractions and Il
TO MARRIED LADIES,
j. ispccullariy suited. II will, In short finn. =,
inc monthly period with regularity '', pl'is Oh
Each bolllc--plce One Dollar--bears thc Cas-.
stamp OF Great Britain to prevent countcrlc 'e'hme,
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOT III TAKEN BY Gerno,oo ,..,
tlRSTTllREE MONTHS or pEnGNANcy no wv ing Tho
to bring on MISCARRIAGE, but at any other time "e sur.
SAFE. ~ ""' ihhp AIa
In all cases ofNervous and Spinal Affections p.,.
lack and Limbs, Fotieue on slight exertion pnlrn Tie
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills w N uonp
cure when all other means have hilcd and aIibe'euA
powcrHiremc DO not contain IRON caomcl an,pgh
or anything hurlIul to the constitution. '"'''hony
Full dlcctionaccompany each package
Sole Agent For the United states and CANADA
JOB MOSES.
(Late ]. C. naldwinS ~
WIT m m, q ,os..a. o. Rochester NY
authorized Agent, will insure bottle orthc pls any
turn mail W N
For sale by Houshton& Loughmiller, winrho,,..
Dec l0-wIy, ''"''
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lr Your HAIR Is IIAusH,
=, ann, sat, ..o, Use Prof Woods hair restorative
,, ,,n, ,,r s ,,, Use Prof Woods hair rsston,i,,
II you are bald, '''o''I'e,
,.,,,,. Use Prof Woods hair restor,,j,,
If you have nervous headache, '"''t
ryOu have doldruf,
,,.. Use Prof Woods hair restorative,
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IFyou desire not to loose the Color ''e
Use Prof Woods hair restoraty.
If YOU want cheap article,
,...., , use Pro-. Woods hair rcstoratv.
IfyOu admire the beautiful lock, ''''e
you admire the beautiful rngcts,
If yol wish beautiful complexion, '""
Use Prof Woods hair restorat,,
IryOu wish face free from pimpes "'
Use Pref Woods hair restoyoty.
If you wish to appear young,
Use Prof Woods hair restoray.
II you want testimony overwhelming,
Read the circular of Prof Woods hair restor,tr,
If you want to find il, '
The depot is at IA Market st., st. Louis. M
It is also sold by every popular druggist in city AMI
country. Dec lo-w.1y
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STATE OF TENNEss ZEE.

Chancery Court at Winchester, Franklin Co.
Office of the Clerk (, Master, Mar, II, l"J'
Xcceriah Weaver and wife
yS.
Green II. Lasator, C: a's.
SUPPLEMENTAL BILL.
happening to the satisfaction of the Clerk
and Master that defendants, Grcen II. LISA.
ter, NcYolas Lasater, VIM. LaSucr, and
Sarah Lnsatcr, are u,n.resldents of the STATE
If Tennessee It is therefore ordere tia,
publication be made for four successive weeks,
in the Home Journal, published at WInches-
Ter, Tennessee, requiring said non-resldent
defendants 10 appear herein on or before iae
first Wednesday after the third Monday in
August next, to plead, answer or demur t"
complainants' bill, or the same WI! be taken
for confessed and set for hearing cXparIc 1s
to them.
il. L. ESTTLL, c. & u,
Bv ABE FRIZZELL, D., C.
March l9, 1859. 1t prs fee III
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n = Mr.. John w. Campbell re

quests us toteIl the ladies and gentle
mcn that he intends to leave soon and
would invite them to call and secure
pictures forthwith
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ecs "soe ircsn Fan urd,r the terms a chs act pea
~ empowering Ito East f2da Company tossise a0osyA ~
tnn ceuiy bas Let oceaaIed much exciencLt but aot
~H.s'S ohs ohtec'ons have -cc usde 70 the form In
60 e pofS*s frr f5 COO go has been brsusht :os
ssso IL ri usr CHS ,ts, he Whole scUint Will be sub
tc1nec lnrcrsn tic arrivals Ct specie from Auttrs ID and
AA.Na We ioci " DE taIAs stock of oall0a has
perE corfceTLbe apc tps rtaehei the laYgs to.A
q t 7Seio From toe latter poin. l,stle for the
eseLt eAtec'ed tie rate OF tSoha1go having sakon
u soVtfs ofcon Other sup )lieS arc, however. anr
aIs"o, particularly fom the Wet Is5ies. and heooe
ful'het ocssse rot al al lnrrorsole especially a. few
purchase are IoS made Ter tue Cont pept toe sp-
Hetts CT tivs. to the sst niergcne large dimi-
th'tp Toe bapS nDimuua IL still msiut tanned al Der
cent, bet thefe spptsrs every ctcn reduction
to 20 per cert Will be'ofo long be accomplished Tho
cpe'Gits In Ia glib during no1to have nA
tseh eAiensive snd the Earge Ia prices has freely
cseoed per cent Tie investment OF tho governu
bh On sec-ups ct the Cimean Sinking Fund AMI
The Ssvites BaIss ComnssioIers, have Increased the
tue; 9Th OF ihe market snd notu aucng the appear
eIce OF tho ncinn les prices have beer iars supper ed
fkci-quer bill and Indian bonos have been Arm
through lev speculative Gales Tho value Of mons
pct 's'sed be5ond ~ TO per Cen. The deposit OF
ccrspis.
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The TurE

UNION COURSE, l.. Is-TRoTTIkg.
The second Of the series of os for purses offered by
the propStes OF the Uaon Course or On Thursday
last and affair OF much spirit and excitement It
true there Lot many there witness the sport
but thoee present were highly delighted the trottg
was extremely good. Five green horses entered,
three OF which came 10 tho pest viz hr Tallmans Dr. g.
Isnic; Mr. Hosgiands Bashaw colt; and Mr. peaboiy's
N Lady Charlotte Panic has unexceptionabIe gait
ard s very fast horse When walking hoWever, he
evinces slight degree Of string halt which, If docs not
Increase him, will not impair his future usefulness
The Bsshaw colt performed very well considering his
sgc-Gve years-and promises 70 be slasher OF Lady
Charlotte little be said present The time made In
this race was very fest for green in their first race
particularly when the dead state Of the takon into
consideration. The Bashaw colt the favore high
odds after no the first hea and probably would have
the had he carried lesswegh, the arst heats
Mr. Iloagiand being como seventy pounds weight
I1a Heot Tho BAsbaw got the best OF the start aud
opcoips wide gap At the beginning OF the heat managed
2tE.
start and owing 70 the breaks made by tho Others
lead far in advance that he could not BIO overtaken
He josfed bone IN 2aG LADY Charlotte third.
THIRD Hdt-IIIram Woodruff was now Induced 10 take
Mr.. roselands place behind tie COLT his weight being
near the proper standardone hundred and forty i've
poupde Tsnc took the lead tie start but on the upper
turn made break when the colt and Charlotte weEt In
front size and side They kept this position down the back
stretch, when Charlotte broke up Panic then passed her.
and made trcmendou dash at the colt He reached his
wheel 90 the lower turn and as they came up tho home
etrctch he was Tapped at the draw gatc Here Hiram
rallied the colt, and getting q tuo out OF him,
reached DO score length Ia advance In 2t1Charotie
as before
fturh Heot.-psnc again took the lead aud keeping
his feet this time, went through the mile Handsomely
vncDg oil present that he had ability TO win the race
lie beat the colt three or four lengths In 2lChAotte
Just insije the flag.
FVth HsaL-rsDsc again oa tho lead. On tho hack
stretch be broke and the colt Tapped him He away
again as soou a. he recovered, but broke again the
lower Here the colt Got aide and sdo with him.
littlo crowcpg observed whom tho colt also brokd
Panic recovered nrEt and homo winner OF the
purse. In 49,. The following a sunmaTy:-
TurrsrAY, Arrh is, 1865 purse, me heats, best in
harness.
ID. Tallman entered br. 4. Panic. ...........2
= HoaRhDd Cntofcd ID. c..................l 4 F:
W. Peabody entered 3. m. Lady ChAsotte...3 y
j. noty cbtefcn or. e. -------.......... ....ir.
j. Conway eoseted o. e. Malta :;....dr
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2he Revolution IN ven~x usIs---Uute re~ssn NJ
News nom Utsh--S9 sars In Hoasope--.rhc
Ocean tea<Rraph--Pronesdsngv os Congress
'--Locsi News, MArksts, &c 81.
The FAMILY HERALD Of "Wednesday wiz coutsn record Of
o even OF toe week OF importance Ameox cher ,ainssi.
will conaains-
letter from correspondent ut Porto oabelo giving An
interesting account OF ,be rove luton IN yeu.soe
Interesting from Cah-lhe Var Fever saI! high
spicy exirS,ts from the discourss the
the Delegates 10 Con sress &c 40
Letters FRI our correspondents Ioodoa e. Petersburg
10. giving socou, Of saairs 10 Pucopa
The Ocean Telegrs ph-Lstter from our speo,
dent
shpwreck at sesLoss Of the CT PIPER sLip Joa Gpin on
Cape Born
Arriv of the United States steam frSs,e tus,yebsnpa
fesrfui rsvSges Of the yellow fey~r
interesting letter from cur correspondent, San d
NCrte, Nicaragua
D gs at washr goa-Repor. OF TIE prcoesanss OF Con-
gress.
Editorial Remarks prorainer. evens Of tho cay.
The Local Inccen.s Of this Adorins cites of genera.
interest
Pull Report Of the Fr!oes of sill Laas OF go,klc ie
Produce, csrefuiiJ corrected o,eh week
he L.iesl Intelligence received up ice time 81 saha,
ton.
Together with foioe EeporsI sealsicai Mat1rs-Repor,
Of the Csa,e Ns'ket-horey and Commercial harsesar
rsges end fcrmig great Of interesting use
ftii and m;sce aneous rfati-y
1eiu Only 81 year; four cents sing,a COPY To os
ohSined a. the cce OF che Herald OF n news agents
10000 Cases Roots and Shoes at Au.rsas.
prices, ct PHILLIPS 4 BairE's "a Warren ssress.
Basa3's T,scppasyous 10 tine Kess sssa
chespes atucls fr dressings beancing. eng cur7s
srugsiss.' $3.50 '' - - '''- " ="
Hoar cness Cuea by browns Bru,,, i,tnl
Trn les or cough iortpses- Mold by all druggists
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TNesa-

AcWu-C CT Sunday morning tpril ~, si,cr short out
s.vcse Illness, which WIS borne with Christian fcrttude
and the horc o. blessed immortality NAT Aprs, vito
q Hcrry c. Aeker.
The relatives ana rs,onds q ne Nly are respectfully
invited W attend Tho sers from her late scedcnce No
Jefferson plsoe Severin street. near South Sweet
Williamsburg. on rxesdAy Afternoon, atAree O'CLOCK
ArIrr-cr HNiarday, April ~, Of cc~sunraon, CARO-
frys Axrvr. seed 90 ycsrs.
1hs rcbslvee and friends OF the any are nvNcd 20 ~
tend tb,e rrrc,si on Tuesday afternoon, two ociock
from e residence Of her mother, No "A orsnd street
Wp,Amsburg
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ANDREW J. RODRIGUE, Or LEcOxP1os
We copy the following from the National DcHorro,,
Ifccmpton, X. T. 81 the 9Th irstin affair OF full
character occurred IN this cry lsst Saturday noon,
which resulted In the death &C ono o. oldest citzens
ana tho former Postmaster, An6rcw j. Eoderigue tap
pears rat dllSuty sprung up between the deceased
with pocket kr!:o 10 TIC EGe which pcne.rated tho Ion
lung causing mortal wound. Mr.. nodriyic died on
Wednesday morning. Mr. Hcdrisuc WIS NJ tho time OF
hs death entering uroa the 2sth year Of his Hs
graduated At 81 Johns college, fofchau but fee years
20, and beloved aud esteemed BY all his acqulnt
AfCcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19
Naval Intelligence.

The United States steam frigaic rowhqtan arrived Al,
Cape Town, Cape OF Good Hope February TO- IN eighteen
days frcm = Helena IN we'll. We learn hst the Pow
La,ans passage eight days In cQnser
qutnce OF her coal falling short but small amoun could
he had nj 81 Helena, which, t,eethcr with the supply OF
coal 90 hand, might probably have held out h not Tho
roshaian experienced stroug heal winds which tended
greatly 10 Increase the expenditure OF coal. Tho
steamer qualities under sa fairly tested, AMI she
Performed well having made against the south trade
four hundred miles In ten days.