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The above deeadaats who are residents Of the State Of
PEI nsy vuuil will take sutcs TINT tho 18th day OF An
gust lt the sad Plaintiffs fled their pettlon in the
dowerfor sad sally Chace widow Matthew Brooks,
deceased IA the following PREMISES. o. which be was
seized during lyefure. 70 Wit:
Situated iu Brook yu township In said county and
piece tenE known part Of lt No q bounded fol-
OvBcnnng a the nor h-e>t OF loi 81 thence
samuel Boi,es > and i9l00 char s, thence west, said
Boles' land 20 lnd owned by Jared Niiliams thence
north, sad land, 20 the center Of The road or lot ue
thence east 70 tie place o. gnnns containing ~ and u
ll0 acres. lfss Excepting ou the above
acres conveyed % aid Sc zer 81 November s5f au4
which described as o ovVs- aet IN LOT 4 beginning
Al ts nor het corner az sid i IA, ire eutre n n ro
theuce soui h, the line OF iot chains ks
stone AZ George Decker's noith line: theme west
chains and 81 links the Of the ru; thence east
chaiEs IS links 20 the Dlace iurs Ais except
ins acres dssIihed as part Of 1t Nc ij bquoe Is sur
norh-sf corner of NJ Brook land the center OF the
ru1lt at 9it irnec eisi 10 ths center q le ri 3
cIans ard = nSsi hence s9uih p ehars and = nks
theuce wcst chaIus and % inks, 20 The line OF
Books and. iheuce n0rh Williams east line. Is chnus
and y links 20 The place OF beginning. and conveyed TO
Andrew " MIA the l2th Of October. ia
The other sad pieces OF land desDed folrrTs-
part Of lot No No ~. sad ovnship an county and
Ahia Cush nau. the 27th OF Angus ls7. ed %
William Aust and The center OF tdc turnpike thence
south along ne center o. t5e tl5npAe To2e ABOUT ~
thence eastsry to the Eorlstory o. sal 5 hoo
house. thcuc southcry 70 the land OF @oh Brain. ru
drawn ay the line cf william Aus ms lot,
being Of the course; thcgcc along sai Austus line
westerly g the place Of bcgnnns containing about = Of
said dsnants are also further notified that unless they
appear and answer d pct within sixty days sitor the
the 18th day Of November, ls5 the sainiifs
viii apply Court take the matters of the peton
confessed and decree accordingly L PRENIlSS;
au90 Solicitors for FlriutIils
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NAdverisemcus Loaded and placed IN column OF special
Euslness Notice.. double the ordinary rafes-
YEARLY Advertising Contracts VIII Dc understood 10 apply
strictly 10 fhe Immediate OF the Adertsers and al
sthe advertisements sent IN by the advertiser VIII De
rhAr-ed extra
Gud Religious Notices 50 per cent. discount
BusIRess Notices On Editorial Column VIII De charged al
the OF ij -cufs line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements 20 be paid for "A advance
Advertisements iuthe Weekly square less Tor three
months or less, ns daily.
Advertisements IN D1ny and Weekly Il be charged 50
per cent. extra.
Marriages ard Deaths eIeeedingten lines, . cents.
ll9 -' M COWfES 4 co.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. -, Is5s.
PLAIN I'D oRNANIENTAI. PRINTING-

z Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descri3iio
dono At The Printing Establishment OF the Leader Ohce
the latest impr we'd and most rapid steam presses the
best sly short notice and reasonable rates Par
tcalar attention paid to blank work. Every description
OF nlns DONE especially Blank Books Lelgers JOurn-
as Sales Bo Ks, Receiving Books, Ec &c.
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CLEVELAND
TOOTH MANDATORY
General Office and Laboratory
No. 100 Lake St, Cleveland, o.
IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY,
PATENTED BY Il. L. WRIGHT, N. D..
D. POLLOCK, N. L. WRIGHT,
AUGUST IL, 1851.
ARE MANUFA
Partial Sets. Half Sets and Whole Sets
PORCELAIN TEETH.
CUPERIORifY OF THEIR METH-

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
ist SIMPLICITY -ons pi5ee chemically united in all
is parts, and Of the SINE quality of material.
II SOLIDITY-Thaf c0npels nature adapt herse'fto
the model of Der own ImPesson TAls adaptation
81 PURIrN--The entire Plate and Teeth imDer-
disease health proof against the corrosive offensive
secretonsof tie mouth Common 70 gld plate work and
lth. COLOR -Bnght, lively, and good imitation OF
n B-Aay method OF producing sets OF Artificial Teeth
hemIcaly united m one piece that VIII not pssthe ordeal
PATRONAGE -Stee April, ls56, have inserted Fire
hHlarsd AID Seue Cdses % thls number egatslEe ses
ed all have gwen their testim1ng is superiority,
and vi ali oiher where our terms have been
complied with. In where teeth paid ur
has mere been any dissaiisfacilon
PAYlfENT-Upon the recent Of the order or on ev-
cry. Persons with Gd Plate apply their plate part
and SPECIAL Instructors have complied with
Persons wanting information. Ief VIII be givvn 10
,b 2B7i al ;5yBe ssk & isierve1 y,
tween the extracting and the applicailon-
To patrons and those who desire 10 become SUCH
viii apply an safrs double q festl and safiaetorg
within two days after the arrival Of the patient
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
arrangements with by hch impressions may be taken
and forwarded By Express and without lay returned
ed Will reasonable accuracy 10 the hitting and arilcu-
ting m1del We viii also make Block Work 10 order
reasonable terms
Testimonials and References.
ave observed with murh last two years
msthod Of prod uclug A6cial Teeth, and beicE
statements uf this Iircnlar correct.
have investigated with care fo the lasi three years
the above method Of making aud app yug Artificial Tee d
the Laboratory OF Dr. Wrghf, anu also use and
say with c1ndeuce that his pan is the best known
entirely successful when made under his observation
The supeurity Of Kind Of Dental work gold
of metallic plate, be questioned and the state
meutin Dr. Wnghs Circular OF the number Of wer
his work has the place Of gold plate. Much
OF this work gold plate had been furnished by the bost
Dentists the country. not with the
Of Porcelain work the h1lds O. others than DIT.
Wright. H A ACKLEN, NJ
Late Prof. Of Surgery Cleve Med COLLEGE
Dan p Rhodes, Prof J r Kirkland.
NJ Jackson. Prof :. b. Huut.
Er Mavnr Castle. III. Buff Med Journal
II L. Whitman. Wm W Richards,
4. T. Sturteyanf, Prof Gatcheil.
]. X. Cur lss
~ B-HaVng learned that persons claiming 20 DO this
work and IN many claiming be for he
viii say that THIS date have
the L. A xhO have any right from the above nteufes
such claim and in hase u Is either infringement
mpositiOn-if imposition let lt wuTk cure;
n Infringement viii in due inne attend u that.
n. L WRIGHT, II. ID
Eeut Actua for the Company.
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JOHN NJ ARMS LhONS' Receiver &c Cuyahoga
MORGAN I IfFWI1-r Of sl Common Pleas
THE DEFENDANTS. MORGAN L.

2
state Of Michigan Iohu BOarlan AID Isaac n Judsou
who reside IN the state II New York. and David Judsou
who resides On tie state OF Connect her y notified
that The plaintiff, john IL Armstrong, Sled petition the
Court Of Common eas # Cuyaha county, and state Of
Ohio the 18th dy Of Sept the object and Of
which Is subject 10 sae haf part Of citg lot No eight
Cevela bounded west BY The lot line. east BY Seneca
street, north ly Wall stloet, and sguth By line parallel
with the north line { Lake street. and hundFed
distant thereom 10 the payment OF balance OF 3 Oh o.
due him Judgment asalust said Morgan l. Hew o, which
Is lien said l1ud and 10 adJusl the night Of said Judson
and Boartman who have, claim the
and which also xtend 70 other lands which pam
tI siudgmcnt is not en aud for general relief Defend
further notified GettOn before
the 9Th day of November s5s the plint viii. az the
next of said Court. ask the Court 10 take the facts
stated IN the petition as irue and TO decee acconsy
MASO-s 4 ESrEP.
L--ral 80
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Boarding.

ROARDING = NEAR THE CEN
- TER CF BUSINESS. in a healthy l1caiion--Two
ur ihree families single Boarers he accommodated
with ID and reasonable Board 5. W. BURRiTr,
aus d215m25 y 81. Clar street.
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Geqal Notifies.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-T6e
"a Person1l Properly belonging the Of CLIF-
FORD BEl.DEN. deceased-cunslstlng Of
Gold Watch.
I Gold Guard Chain,
I bureau.
! Wardrobe.
I Center Table,
1 Lot Of Cloihing, and other Property
viii be 50 AZ Neudue the Auction Store Of o. Gutter
Bank street, SArU RDAY, the 9Th Of October ls8
cummeuc1ng AZ 10 Ocluck, A. n NM. HART,
sep23 DIV le9 AdmiuiStrsfo or
a.
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- Il u IL -
AND ENAMELED CRATES
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLlC
w SQUARE, (S1uih sidel las Just received lfesA
ENAaIELED CRATES
Ever brought 10 Tins market He always seeps hand the
bst newest and approved styles OF COOKING and
o-hcr kinds Of STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranied 10 gi5e perfect satisfaction.
Hs also IS coustnily saapi j with assortment OF
Wooden AID House Furnishing Are es and has 90
hand and manufactures large sock OF I'm lop2er and
Sheet Iron Ware. all which MUST AND WILL BE
SOLD af wholesale OF rCiail. f1r 'sh
At Prices to Suit the Times
AIkrals Of JOBBINgi. RoOFINS .. EANE I tROC CHI
me SC sc done tbs '1rku mike manner and
o. SHORT NOII E. 90 - 81,
EIs lrolfo o. the p1idi Is 10 te y
80 pelse call bsf1re purchasing e-sewher u ne oia ao
S-BasS;s PlIsnt Ho,el Cook stoves, two sizes, $50
W. L. MARVIN,
Inr9s.fSNly No SUN sue Sgo.Is ..i.I.
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e. Z. r.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Many use that lllact humanity
oos trtn the ClHaseu hoies SIC ky sires Scroffa
Consumption, syphilis AID Fits among the most con-
nuu OF cons tuii nat diseases. Now, chre how
many generations the seeds OF these diseases NAV have
oeeu esahls ed m the system. C0rrupng the bl1o-Ran
WAYS kENovArING hEsOLvENT viii eradicate from the
ooeS o. lhe snlic e every pa cle Of diseased deposits
and MI the veins with new, pure and healthy blood
CHfLDREN'S DISEASES
kADWATS kENOVATfNG BEsOLvENT should be ha1led a.
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
lnlsnts az mieted with SeTus HuOrs, Sc The break
Res out (taus earlvl evidence Of disease transmitted
rom the parent sock A few doses te RENavkTINo
EsOLvENT viii eradicate axe the disease ana
insure the child a sound and heaiLhy buJy.
RRR
R R R-Radways Bcsdy Relief for Healache vrIefas
sic uerv0ts kheuu-tlsl. Paralysis, Lumhagn Con.
NeuTasl1 T10thacle, Srall Plx Fct srs So en- Joints
Kidney COm .autS Sce- Fever Pains the Live
P-eurisy, Measles, HeauiUrn and Pains Of all kinds
Railways Ready Relief viii, IN a lew minutes CHANGE
the uilserles you sufcT iu JOYS Of pleasure.
r. r. R-Radways ; ReEovatIug Res0lveat for the culs
OF chronic Scr-fulous and Sypiitio Gem
plants, COnsI tive aid other affections the uug bud
Throat luduratiOu and Enrgemeus OF parti Erupffve
and other dlscls sUf the Skln Nodes, TumOr, Ulcers Dys
pepsa and all other diseases arising from impure state
R.R R-Radway Regulators will cure eIectuaiIv and
speedily, c. uveness, indigestion Inflammation Of the
Bowels, ID Iepsla Liver Complaint, Diseases Of The
Heart and Kidneys, Feale Comp aluts Small Pox Fevers
Measles g, &C Whenever the system Of order
dose Of Raj ways Bcgu tors will tore II regularity.
No female should be- without them
r. R r. Remedies sold BY Druggists everyvhere.
RADWAY \ CO
GAYLORD * CO., and W. FISKE. Agents. CIevs-
land Ohio feh2s2Io
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Gnal Dealers

4 = > .
&c. PENDLETON d co,
nEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL awanz, BTier Hin, Chippewa IallHadse and New
CO HI.
Oee No Oyiat's Exclaree Yard foot Superior Street
apl9
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
~ superior article Of BTU MiNOUS COAL, Thch - ls
irurv ADAPTED 70 domestic purposcs, as vel ds Ut
esp nd r1;h use can be had OF The undersigned Aee ts
for the Company 80, s.r a..
usfc and Coal delivered a. anT ar oi the cl oi 9
vch llnof lil lease II ct a. either or ouI onea
OF tie store Of Gay0rd Iia1moad Nc s,Sa
SCOVILL X WHEELER.
oct7 No y River street ana Z : = Slal IleL-
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COAL---C0AL.

NOW Is THE TIME TO SET IN
L your Winter supply We are daily recely! ASPEN
i arcle for Stoves and Grates, which We sell cr -
rrrfo, Prics wis ing TO purchase will do well q give
u all An orders through the Post Once prom at
ended 10 Odces and Yards on C. r X K Fier al AZ
c -. ?. h r. NJ eiAe s'0' IoHN HAYS co
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J. B. DUTT0N, Chairman Com.
BEREA, Sept 2lst, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

Senate.
wnsnrycrus May IS, 1858.
HhsBos IMPROVEMENT, Er.
Mr.. SEWARD, Of " " called up The Chicago Barbor I'm
prvvement BILL which discussed during the morning
hour.
Mr.. rooxss held that the bill was unconstitutional
hessrs DAvs CoilAssR and BENJAMIN argued that the
government had tho power 70 make mprov Cor the
benefit Of inter State commerce
The bill creating two additional districts in Washington
vas passed.
The Joint resolution authorizing the President 10 sell
public property 10 Philadelphia was also passed
uD UTTyyS MILLION
AZ one O'Clock the fifteen million loan bill came up,
Mr.. sIsso-s, (opp) Of r. L. having The neor, with his
amendment proposing home valuation Of imports. which
be argued would diminish asds, and largely
increase the revenue
Mr.. HuNrss, (sdm) OF Va, took exception 70 bic re-
marks and said that they could not introduce such an
amendment into the loan bill. - -.
Mr. ToosIs (sdm) OF Ca, sustained Mr. Hnnters point
home valuation In the Of his remarks MI Ioomps
said he had been ready any time these ten YEAR, ior
war with England. and " got up war now tnst no
wanted 10 be- counted M The government sooun nave
sunk the British ships, or sewing them brought heir
efncers here and hanged them While me britsn gun
our, and ouQbt 10 be mcrs cousvrthe anest ship in
the American navy s-whereS loving telegraph line be
tween too British possessions. Mr. loornbs also spoke
strongly for limiting the expenses Of The government
Ger, in war, 70 any millione Of dollars.
Considerable discussion foiioves 90 he point order
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WHEN roc DON'T Know WHAT TO PLAY, Play
TRuxrs-This excellent old rule Of Hoyie has
recently been followed 10 the letter by Senator
Douglas He never has been great at orginat-
ing any thing. but he has all the activity Of q
terrier upon seizing upon other peoples ideas
and acting upon them, whether good or bad, If
be thinks they will be popular. His original
Kansas- Nebraska bill had no mention of slavery,
but Senator proposed an amendment looking
10 repeal Of the Missouri compromise. and he
Immediately brought in new bill cmbodying
the whole idea a short time ago be thought
antiIecompton was good card 10 play. and
he played II, but il did not take the trick. He
is now puzzled, and has fallen back on the good
old rule Of Hoyle, when you don't know what
10 play, play trumps" The bill which
he introduced in the Senate on Monday. TO
authorize the President TO restrain and
redress outrages upon the flag and citizens Of
the United States by promptly employing such
force as he may deem necessary 10 prevent the
preparation Of such outrages, and TO obtain just
redress and satisfaction for the same when per
petratcd, is trump card Of the highest charao-
ter. II is the delay consequent upon the neces.
sity Of getting Congress TO authorize action 10
every case Of outrage that has prevented our ex-
tending proper protection over our citizens
abroad. BY the time Congress could be got to
move in the matter, the circumstances Of the
case were forgotten, and some new subject Of
interest is generally pressing upon the govern.
ment We hope Congress viii pass this bin al
once, even though it has been led by Dougls:
for the purpose Of drawing out trumps.
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Tn TAxrArrIls' MUNICIPAL MoyKxExT-
The movement Of the taxpayers for the election
Of city officers AID q thorough reform in our
municipal affairs, begins to attract attention in
every circle in the city. The most significant
Sign yet is the fright which aflicts the ooteries
OF rascally politicians The rotten coterics of
the black republicans and the Tammany party
are thoroughly scared at the idea OF reform by
q combination Of the taxpayers, and the reduc-
ton Of taxes from nine millions TO four or five
millions a year. Two of the organs of these
rotten coteries-t the T75un, and the Ne,--were
both out yesterday in perfect fright at the in
dependent movement Of the taxpayers Thb is
good sign and good symptom Of the coming
municipal revolution so much needed here. To
cover its prohigacy. the Tilbun, has the positive
folly TO raise up the ghost Of Fernando Wood, in
order to brighten the taxpayers from attempting
q municipal reform. They need not trouble
themselves about that gentleman again In any
political matters; he was laid on the shelf at
the last election never 10 be resuscitated in
any form or shape in this city. lie never pos
sessed the comprehensive qualities 10 acquire
popularity and retain IL for any length Of time.
Let him rest in peace! Neither he nor any Of
the men who surrounded him a. con6dants will
reach power again Old Flagg who, the
Tribune says, is 70 unpopular with the thieves
though we think that his confidential relations
with Chemung Smith prove the exact con-
trary--will soon follow, and be laid on the
same shelf and covered with the same dust as
Fernando Wood, Charles Devlin, Selah and
others Of the political worthless Of the last ten
years.
Not only will these parties he laid on the
shelf, but IL the taxpayers forty or city thou.
sand strong, who own all the property in the
city--do their duty, they will lay up snugly on
the same shelf the two factions OF the demo
cratic party at Tammany, and the two factions
Of the black republicans who are struggling
with the Know Nothings for another combina-
ton. They will be all set aside together, like
dogs who have bad their day, should this fair,
honest, open combination Of the taxpayers be
successful.
This Is the first measure Of good and radical
reform. The republicans, she Know Nothings,
and the two factions of the democracy, may be
united or dimnited they may plot together se-
crctly, or fight openly; II is Of no consequence
whatever; they are all destined 10 defeat and
destruction IL the taxpayers-whcse names and
residences are before Us, and who possess pro
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and to witness the interesting spectacle of It's
orphans going through number of instructive and
entertaining exercises
The Board OF Ten Governors met yesterday and
transacted considerable routine business 1t was 70
solved to put new gutta psrcha pipe across the
bed Of the East river to convey Croton water to
Blackwells Island. 1t is also in contemplation to
build gas works at Bellevue Hospital to supply that
institution. The csai contract was awarded to Thos.
ONeit, at the rate of So rs per ton. The con-
tract for carpenters work on the Island Hospi
tai was awarded to John 8. Meyers for 5.750 be.
ing the lowest bid Pure milk Is to be furnished the
institutions at Al cents per quart.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors yes
terdsy, communication was received from tho Me-
tropolitan Police Commissioners, asking that the
force be increased TO fourteen hundred men. At
present there about LOSS men in the force. The
subject was referred to the appropriate committee.
Another meeting of the Excise Commissioners
was held yesterday, when the first application for
license was received. The application was refused,
however and after the Board had been gagged for
some time in debating whether or not they should
grant any licenses this year, they adjourned till
to morrow.
The sales OF cotton yesterday embraced about 200
bales, the basis Of about l21c. al2Ic fer mddirg
upands. The sales for the two days OF this week
embraced about go bales, chiefly In traositu Flour
moro active, and closed With some more buoyauoy
for common grades while other grades unchanged,
ana prices tor all sorts closed about the Wheat
uncommonly active and tbs days business proved
I, be Tie lArees. Of the The sales foOed up
about 10 600 bushels chiefly Western grown and mostly
effected after twelve O'Clock, n prices given in
oh rnlp farm in rHlv
while sales fair including white at 72c 73c. and
Western yellow, to arrive soon, Q, TIC Southern good
yellow held at 7sc, with little Offering Pork
cheaper with sales Of At SIT 81, aud prime
sI4 "a 50 81. Sugars were steady, while sales
confined to about 45o hhds Cuba with small lots Of Porto
Rico $50 do moAdo and 200 boxes all ct rates given
another place. Coffee quiet Fre'ghts quite
sttaay, with offering, and With free engagements Of
grain for Liverpool and Glasgow at Cd asXd., in bulk
bags whole vessel taken up 10 load for the
latter port on private terms.
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News from Kansas.

ST. LoUB, May rs, 1855.
Ths R,pxbean learns shsa CAPT Montgomery bad Or
robbers Kansas have In contemplated tho robbery q
tho Indian Agent, rmouy, who about distributing ss.s-
tes 70 the amount Of forty thousand dollars smoas Tie
Sac and Fox Indians. The robbers conosn,fAsas
Orange river, about SIX miles from tho SEQ aad Peg
ssency. Mr. rfmouy has asked . military escort iron
General Hasney TO conduct him from Kansas CITY 70 As
agency, and prossc, the parties during tho disbusu Of
the money The officers Of The Polar star rcpo~
that strosg force surprised Mongomerys band scar
Fort Scott and killed eleven Of thsn but this needs ossa
ma
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Halls FOR EUROPE.

The New York HeraId-EditiOn for Europe
The CunArd mail steamship Persia, Capt. Judkns will
ieave this port this afternoon for Liverpool.
The European mails will close In this city at quarter
10 one O'Clock this afternoon.
The European edition Of the HsRAID printed in French
and EDgiish, will be published at ten O'Clock In the
morning Single copies, in Wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
Euw YoRk HERALD will be received ct the following places
In Europe
IOxpos =. Samson Low, Son Il Co., Al Lsdgate Hill
Am. European Express Co., 81 King William st.
LIVERPOOL. Am European Express Co, Chapel street
X. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
PARn Am European Express Co. s Place de Ia Bourse
HAvRx :. Am European Express Co., q Rue Cornelle
The contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
viii osnbne the received by mail and telegraph ut
The oOs during the previous week. and up To the hour Of
vubiicAtjou
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81 LocH, LAY Is, l6o6.
SANTA Re papers q Nay received On the ira e
April . party Of Meucans, from ths nesua valley, -
tackled The camp d the Apache Indians, near Fort
Tborn-butoherns Unfortunately men, ssl
childrea Lieut. Howard, Of Fort Thorn, subsequently,
captured The hecans, and held them prisoners at lie
fort
On The IN OF April tremendous storm Of rain, hail
and snow occurred near Turkey Creek flooding prairie
10 the depth Of two fecw In consequence Of
animals Of the trains sampeded involving heavy losses
10 the traders.
janice NJ Hunt, whose death vi. reported yesterday,
q native Of Albany