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BRICK HOUSE,
CONSTlBLE'S SALE.

RY virtue ola writ Of Vcnditioni Exponas
ID issued by Anthony Wharton, one Of the
Justices of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county. will sell at
Public Sale, at Mrs. Lum's Hotel in North
East, on
Monday lie 5ih dan of Norcmber, 1850.
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
OF Robert &. Logan and Benjamin Is. Sweet,
in and to
80 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less,
contained with The mctcs aud bounds. courses
and distances, to-wi! {: Beginning at point
where the north-thrtcen and one half
degrees west, two hundred and sixty-six
pcrch-linc Of tract Of land called g Com.
pany's Meadows" crosses Broad creek. and
running thence and bounding on Il tract of
land called 90 Copsen's Pasture,' north thir-
teen and ahaf degrees west, thirty perchcs:
then north two and ahalf degrees west, one
hundred and thirty pcrchcs, to the stump Of
an old boundary black oak trcc,-a corner
OF Copscn's Pasture ; then west fifty pcrches.
or until it intcrsccts the said creek; then
down said creek, and bounding thereon, to
the place of beginning. Late the property
of the said Benz amn b. Sweet. and taken in
execution at the suit of Richard l.. Thomas,
(use of William ID. Jones, and will be sold
to the highest bidder for Cash to satisfy said
writ and cost.
I~ Sale to commence at . O'Clock p. NJ.
JOSETH Il. MOHONEY,
Oct l3-3w [S3.0Ol Late Constable.
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For Salc-50,OOO Peach Trees

A Nd other NURSERY SrocK Send for n
N Descriptive catalogue, giving giving plain
directions for their Troycr tren tnient--GRATls..
WILLIAM PARRY,
Sept. 8. lsiO-2u. CASAMINsoa, NJ.
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The Terms Of rlris sale are also liberal. and
will be made known on application to tn,
undersigned. f. ID. McCLENAIAN,
sept ID, 'obo-ts. Agent.
- Village Record, West Chester. Pa;
lntelligcncrr, Doylestown, Pa; Examiner,
Lancaster, Pa, and Cecil Democrat. please
copy, and send bill TO HE Office Of The Cecil
Wing.
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OTThe Prince of Wales Visiting us as
Lord Renfrew. passed through Elkton, in a
special train, Ell route to Philada., on Tues
day last.
D@After November LIST next, all letters not
prepaid will be sent to the Dead Letter Office,
heretofore.
" The Steamship Connaugh, of the Gal
way line, was burned at sca-f50 miles from
Boston, On Sunday last. Out Of 491 persons
Oh board not one was lost.
SHEEP VS.. Docs. In Ohio, last year.
~ 600 sheep, valued at S77,l79, were killed
by dogs. Adding to this loss the injuries
inflicted upon animals that did not die, the
damage is reckonod at Sl02, $50.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ virtue OF Il Decree of the Circuit Cor :,
~ Tor Cecil county, in chancery. the UNDER
signed Trustees, will offer ut Public Sale, at
the Court House door, in Elkton, at II
O'Clock NJ, on
TUESDAY, The 3OM day of OeioIer inst,
ALI THAT TRACT OF LAND
which WAS sold by James Wilson to John
Dcrrickson it being the Farm formerly
owned and occupied by Lewis Thomas,
deceased.
This Farm, which contains
23S ACRES OF LAND,
is situated in Cecil county, Md, about
miles north of Port Deposit. 3 miles from
Conowngo Bridge, 3 miles from the PhiEl-
dciphia and Baltimore Central Railroad, and
a mile from Rock Springs. The land is in
good state Of cultivation, having been re-
Gently heavily lined. The whole tract is
under t"lcrabc fencing, and about thirty
acres oft are Woodland. 1t is well watercd;
public road runs through it, AMI it is con-
venicnt to churches, school houses, stores,
and mills
The improvements are Il large ~~1s.-1A
two-story STONE HOUSE, GSJ!!na
Two Frame llouscs, nearly Sssa tiI
new, Log Barn, a Wagon and d go 4assS
Carriage House, with corn crib attached. Il
MIX House, and other necessary Outhnill-
lngs. There is Il Well of excellent water ut
the door, and good Apple Orchard in fine
bearing conditions also variety Of other
Fruit Trees on the premises.
This farm is in thrifty and RAPIDLY i'm.
proving nci ghborhond and the location is us
healthy and desirable rs any in the county.
1t could be divided with advantage into two
or mere small firms.
TERMS.--One-thrl of the purchase
money cash on the day of sale one third in
one year. and tn" residue in two years there
from. The credit payments 10 be secured
by tho Notes OF the purchaser. with approved
security, and to bear interest from date.
W. j. JONES.
w. p. EWING,
LlktOn, MD, Oct d, 1860. Trustees.
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1.-the contractor for building the
bridge at the Red Mill-Mr. Jas. II. Smith,
has raised the frame, and will soon have it
ready for use. 1t twill be great convenience
to the citizens Of the county when finished.
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Nsamucl D. Wilson, Esq, having
declined to act as associate Judge of elections
in the 9th district the County Commissioners,
on Thursday last, appointed zmri Taylor,
Esq, to fill the vacancy
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ELECTION NOTICE

NJ Office is hereby given to the Judges Of
~ Elections and the Voters of Cecil county
that an Election will be held in the several
Election Districts Of Cecil county, at the
usual places for holding elections, on TUES
DAY the 9th day Of November, next, for
eight electors Of President and Vice Prcsi-
dent Of the United States.
JAS. E. OLDHAM,
Oct IL, lS60-it. Sheriff.
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The subscriber will send GREE OF cHARG ~ to
all who desire it. the Recipe and directions for
making simple VEGErAnLE BALM that will in
from two to eight days, remove pimples, Rlotchcs.
Tan, FREcKLEs, SallowncSs, and all impurities
and roughness of the Skin leaving the same-as
Nature intended it should bc--sorr. CLEAR
SMOOTH, and BEAUTIFUL. Those desiring the
Rccipe, with full instructions. directions and
advice. will please call on address with return
postage) JAS. u MARSHALL,
PRAcrICAL CHEMIST.
No. - City Buildings, New York.
Sept |. lS6O--3m
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II)ic0.

BOULDEN.-At his residence near this
place, on Tuesday last, the 18th inst, Mr..
THOMAS BOULDER, aged So years.
His friends in Elkton are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from his late residence,
on this Saturday morning, at IL o'clock,
without further notice.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

- Wv ~ II
E'IIE Undersigned viii offer at Public
u SAFE, ON
ThWsiay, The 25M day Of Oc'oJcr, merit,
(if not previously SOLD at the WASHINGTON
Hotel, in Port Deposit. his FARM. known
~ =. Chatham located on the road leading
from the above NAMED town to Phladciphia,
containing
If3 ACRES, More or Less.
This land is in II high state Of cultivation. in
Il thriving nri2hborlo"l and is unsurpassed
10y any portion of the State for health.
The buildings are in II good state Of prcsey-
walton; especially the dwellings -EA
and Barn, which are nearly TGTA
new. The dwelling is 90 X iG Xsa iii&
feet; with back Building sesasssss3Ayda
attached, IL 30 feet.
There is also good Tenant lluusc. nearly
new, on the property.
The Barn is 40 X 80 feet, has three ff,mrs,
and Straw House alta chcd all the neccs
sary "nthnl4ings, Granarv, lee. Wood and
Smoke Houses are on the premises,
There is Il fine Apple Orchard and other
Fruit Trees on the place.
This Farm having been heavily manurcd.
and well larncd for the last Is Years is in
condition inferior 10 no other farm in tho
vicinity. and is susceptible Of being divided
INTO two farms.
u Terms of Sale will be liberal. and will
be made Known by application to the un Ter
signed. h.. b. McCLENAuAN
sept 10, lS6q-ts. at Port Deposit, Md.
Gg~ Misc. at the same time and place, as
Agent for Mcs*rs. Wm. Applcg,lth x Son,
the following TRACTS, | Gated near Battle
Swamp.
Lot No. I continuing 23 Acres and
perchrs. This property has u Dwelling and
Stuj,l,. al, o ~
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DRESSED Wash Bowls and Pudding pans,-a
L new articles received this week, md for sale
by jos. 7. CANrWELl.
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Local Affairs.

CECIL County CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
Court has been in session since Monday,
and will probably continue most of next week.
The following is list Of the Jurors;- WIN.
I. Miller, ESD, being foreman of the Grand
jury which closed its labors yesterday.
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The following cases have been disposed of
up to Friday morning:-
State, use Ann VI. Adams, Us. Geo. Wilson's;
and r. l.. Thomas, Recognizance for bast-
ardy; verdict for pl'tf, $500
State rs. John Figg. Assault and battery 3;
stettcd.
State rs. John II. Crawford. Assault and
battery fined 90 and costs.
State rs. Jas. Stroud. Selling goods without
license; fined $50, and costs.
State rs. John +. Kane. Assault and bat
terry; compromised.
State rs. George Simpson. Assault and
battery; compromised on payment costs.
State rs. John Simpson; -samc.
State rs. VIM. Glass same
State rs. Geo. r. Vanzant same.
State rs. Chas. Hoorcr:- same.
State Us. John S. IIaincs; same.
State Is. JAS. Chls. Abusing his wife :;
stcttcd.
State rs. Thomas Hill. Larceny; guilty.
State rs. Mary Mitchell and T. Pennock
(coFd.) coming into State; fined $50.
A number Of civil cases have also been dis
posec OF.
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
To his Honor J. II. Price, Judge of III,
Circuit Court for Cecil couniu:

The Grand Jurors Of 'hr State Of MARYLAND for the
Body of Cecil county respectfully represent to your
Honor that on Friday, the Eth day of October 1850 the
hrand Jurors visited the Jail and Hospitality enter
ttincll by Nr. James l.. Oldham Sheriff Of the county
VIII" proceeded t" show the premises. which were
clean and well Kept as far ~ the dilaplacd condition
'', h"i'"ig VIII admit The prisoners apparently
well taken care Of. We would suggest that Il new and
more convenient prison building be erected AZ soon II,
the financial condition Of the county will admit
WIN. T. MILLER. Foreman
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A CARD
To Young Ladies' and Gentlemen.

Oct 6. 1S6O-1y
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Al ICDLlC SALE,
IN PORT Deposit.
WILL be sold at Public Sale, on the
w premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst
lay Of November, 1860, at p. II all that
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-28
WASHINGTON NEWS

THE SLAVE TRADE-THE SENATE PRINTING INvEsTIGA-
TIoN-RETURN OF A MINISTER-MIsCELLANY
Mr.. Morses resolutions for suppressing the slave
trade proposes, first, to modify the treaty of 1872
which requires eighty guns to be maintained on the
coast, so as to substitute small steamers and fast
sailing brigs and schooners; second the adoption Of
some system with other maritime powers bv which
the nationality of suspected vessels might be estab-
lished and requiring officers to be sustained for
dscharging their duty in abating this traffic. third
recommending negotiations for making the A fri.
can slave-trade crime against international law
Mr.. Kilgore (Ind. was examined before the Sen.
ate Printing Committee on Saturday as the person
who submitted Mr.. Dutrees' proposition to the Re.
publican caucus to pay portion of the profits oil
the Printing to the National Committee to circulate
documents. He admitted the fact, and justified the
object as being equally proper with the distribution
OF tracts among the heather. They and the Demo.
Gratis both needed light
Mr.. Preston, Minister to Spain, has received per-
mission to return home for few months as soon
as the matters which have been under negotiation
for some months relative to the claims held by our
citizens against that government, are satisfactorily
adjusted. The last intelligence from there indica-
ted speedy arrangement. He has probably left
Madrid ere this. His presence here is urgently re.
quired in settling his father-in laws estate.
The colors ordered by the Corporation of Wash
lngton for the Seventh regiment of New York have
been ordered regardless of expense. The Mayor
has had the good sense to take the painting out O
the hands of those who paint such banners, and has
invited young artist bearing the honored name OF
Washington, and descendant of the Father of his
Country, to execute the work of the regimental flag
Mr.. Washington is pupil of Leutze.
Governor Black, of Nebraska, is in town. He
reports forty thousand inhabitants in the Territory
and says there is no particular desire for a State
organizations.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March 26.-There is moth
ing doing in Quercitrou Bark and first No. continues
scarce and in request at 500 per ton.
There is very little export demand for Flour to-day
and the only sale hear of is 900 bbs extra at SO
bb Standard superne is offered at $575, without find
ing buyers any extent at that and the sales to thu
trade range at from lowest figure to S67 per bbl
for superfne, extra and fancy brands, in quality the
bb without sales Corn Meal in demand at So so pei
Dbl. for Pennsylvania meal, but hear of sales al
that figure.
In Wheat hear of very little doing as buyers are
holding of for lower prices and the only sales reported
on Change few small lots to fair red al
- S5dl Al; prime dull at 81 "A, and white at 81 &C
gioS 1000 bushels handsome southern red afterward
SOLD at Rye has declined and about 500 bushels
PennsyIvania sold at S6SS cts closing the former
rate Corn is also duh and unsettled and some s. OOC
bushels yellow sold at 7O672X cts as in quality the lat
for prime Delaware, a1oat including 500 bushels
Pennsylvania at II cts, and 900 bushels damaged
southern at 65 cts Oats steady 44 cts for Della
ware and 45946 cts for Pennsylvania the latter fol-
prime
or Fish the receipts and sales were moderate and prices
the last quoted.
sale of 100 pigs Virginia lead made at $3.50 the
100 lbs
prices range $445O per bushel the latter for prime
which only is wanted Nothing doing in Timothy Of
Flaxseed
Whiskey is dull; Drudge selling slowly at 2oK cts
hhds cts; Pennsylvania bbls. at 22G22K cts, and
Ohio do. at 23K cts
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, March 2e-The
onerings OF Beef Cattle show falling off compared
with those OF last week, and the market nnder brisk
mas improved rs cts the 100 lbs the sales at the
dnereh yards reach about 800 head at $4G4x gross
ana from % up to $9x@10x for common to good and
lbs. 20 - :
About 300 Cows sold at prices ranging from &as 10 CSC
each, as to condition. W v Wv
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VOL. VINO. $40.
Nunstarv ann Gummtrtial 8fbifm.
BALTIMORE. March

BALTIMORE, March 27, 1860.
There was some movement in Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road to-day for the first since the books closed
some 300 shares being sold at the Board 25 at 6SA seller
go days. and 25 at $69A part for the opening and part
buyer 60 days the figure being advance OF $2A
per share the price asked for this stock few days
since. very strong at 500 bid s69% asked reg
ular way There was also some movement in Northern
Central Railway and the sales show improv ement in
it since yesterday of \ There $50 shares sold
s15GI54 it closed firm at sl51 bid, $15H asked reg
ular way Gardner Hill Mining Company dropped off to-
day dollar per share, but Guilford and Springfield
were both pretty firm at yesterdays figures There
but little done in Gardner Hill only 500 shares being
sold 100 at S6 and 400 at son but of Guilford there
1850 shares sold at s3HG3%. There was nothing
done in Springfield but it closed at s24 bid $2% asked
buyer GO days Guilford left of at bid SO Sc ask
and Gardner Hill at sG% bid sex asked regular way
There nothing done in Loans but this class
quite firm. For Baltimore City 1890 6's 9sH bid
and 994 asked and Railroad bonds closed at sS bid for
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 ssh bid, Sc asked for do
1855, and 5SH bid, 594 asked for Northern Central
1855
In New York to-day Cleveland and Toledo advanced
*; Michigan Southern k Reading e; Missouri 6's II
Virginia 6s X but Erie and New York Cen tra declined
ri Michigan Southern y; Canton X; and Illinois Central
bonds \. Rock Island, Gaena and Chicago and Harlem
all closed at yesterdays rates
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS


The HuNeARIAN.-We understand, says the Port
land Republican, that the captain of brig whose
name we could not learn, was in this city Fri
day, who says that he was in the neighborhood of
the Hungarian at the time of her loss and that he
lost his vessel by getting into field of ice, and
thinks the Hungarian was lost by the same means
This is perfect solution of the circumstances of
the peculiar position of the wreck, which no one
could explain before,
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HUMBOLDT's PRIVATE CoRREsPONDENCE.-The is
at present literary sensation in Europe. The cele
brated publishing house of Brockhaus at Leipsic re-
Gently published thick octave volume of "Letters
from Alexander Won Humboldt to Varnhagen Won
Ense," edited by a Miss Ludmilla Assing, of Berlin
These letters, it appears contain numerous satir-
cal remarks on the king of Prussia and other ind-
viduals, compromising many living persons The
letters-over two hundred and fifty in number
were never intended for publication, and it has
been said that it would have been better for all
parties had Miss Assing destroyed most of them,
Thomas Moore suppressed and destroyed the grea-
ter part of Byron's private papers. Miss Assing
was the niece of Varnhagen, who died in October,
1858, and she found the letters among her uncle's
papers. As soon as the Prussian police were aware
of the character of the book, its circulation was
prohibited, which, of course, made everybody
doubly desirous to see it. The Prince Regent, how
ever, removed the prohibition.
GONE To EURoPE.-Among the passengers by the
steamer from Boston on Wednesday, was Miss Cum
minis, the authoress of "The Lamplighter." She
goes to London to superintend the publication of
her new novel GEL Fureidis" The work will be
issued simultaneously by Messrs. Tcknor Fields,
of Boston, and Messrs. Sampson Low, Son & Co.,
of London. Both of the former works of Miss Cum.
minis, "The Lamplighter'' and "Mabel Vaughan"
had large circulation, and have been published in
the Leipsc edition by Tauehnitz.
Mr.. HAwTHoRNE's NEW BooK.-Mr. Hawthorne's
new book, Transformation" ESQ christened for
the London market), is pronounced by the Atte-
"such an Italian tale as we have not had
since Anderson wrote his 1mprovisatore. Mr..
Hawthorne has drunk in the spirit of Italian beau
ty at every pore" The notice bears ample testi-
mony to the scenic power and beauty of this Ital-
ian romance, while contrasting, unfavorably, the
shadowy involvement of Miriam's agony and extri-
cation from arrest with the clear, sharp-cut out
lines of the last scenes of "The Scarlet Letter."
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Monday, March 26.-Present as on Friday, anC
Mr.. Chief Justice Taney.
On motion of Edwin NJ. Stanton ESQ.,. James
Haggin, Esq, of California was admitted an at
torney and counsellor of this Court.
On motion of Edmund l.. Goold, ESQ.,, B. Frank
Browne, Esq, of NewYork, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor of this Court.
No. III. Christian A. Zabriski appellant Us. the
Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad
Company ct al. Appeal from the Circuit Court o
the United States for the Northern district of Ohio
Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion of the
Court, affirming the decree of the said Circuit
Court in this cause, with COSTS
No. IS. John B. Beanbien ct al, appellants us
Antoine Beanben ct al Appeal from the Circuit
Court of the United States for the district of Mich
gan. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion o.
the Court, affirming the decree of the said Circuit
Court in this cause, with costs.
No. l59 Edward Kbourne ct al, plaintiffs in
error, the State Savings Institution of St
Louis, in the State of Missouri. In error to the
District Court Of the United States for the district
of Iowa. Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion
of the Court, affirming the judgment of the saiC
District Court in this cause, with costs, and dana
ges at the rate of ten per cent. per annum.
No. no. The New York and Baltimore Trans
portation Company, appellants, u.s. the Philade
phia and Savannah Steam Navigation Company
DC. The argument of this cause was continued by
MIR. st. Geo. T. Campbell and Mr.. Mccall for the
appellees, and by Mr.. Schey for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock.
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NoTED DAY.-The twenty third of April has
been fixed upon for the assemblage of the National
Democratic Convention in Charleston 1t is the
date which Brazil was discovered, Warren Hast
ings was acquitted, the battle of Ratisbon was
fought between the Austrians and the French, the
Charter of Connecticut granted by Charles
H., the first number of the Tdler was published
by Steele, Addison and Swift. 1t is also the ami
versary of the death of Cervantes Baxter, Tickell
Wordsworth and Shakespeare.
HALL THE REPUBLICAN CoNvENrIoN.-TLe
Chicago Press and Tribune says it has been pro-
posed to build very large temporary house for
the Republican Convention, which will answer also
for meetings during the campaign, and it calls
upon those who have won heavy bets on the late
city election to give "of the spois of the enemy
liberal share toward the good work. 1t says if all
who have won bets should pay ten per cent. of
their money, the amount would be ample to do the
work,
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THE "CoNTEMPT'' CASE OF THE PITTsBURG Cry
CoUNCILs.-The members of the Councils of Pitts
burg appeared before the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania, at Philadelphia, on Monday, to answer to
peremptOry mdndGmus, commanding them to
make provision for the payment of the interest
upon the bonds, issued BY Pittsburg as a subscrip-
tion to the Chartreux Valley Railroad Company.
The return made by the members of the Select
Council states that the ordinance passed laying
a tax of four quarter mills March 10, and sent
to the Common Council for concurrence Five
to vote for the tax, but say they have had no
opportunity; the majority of said Council being op-
posed to assessment, action could be had and no
provision had been made for the assessment. The
return from the members, who refuse to obey the
mdnddmu8. states that they are not advised of the
amount of interest due, and have no record or
means of ascertaining the same; that, acting upon
their several oaths of office, they cannot in
science undertake to levy and assess tax ON their
constituents against their own Judgment and with
out the consent of the people they represent; that
they cannot in any way control the action of the
coordinate branch of the city government, and
have found it necessary, in the exercise of their
trust, to differ with said branch and that they
not obey the mandate of the Court, except under
such circumstances would deprive them of the
exercise of their free judgment in the premises
The undersigned, protesting, however, their entire
willingness and earnest desire, in these opn-
ions supposed to be inconsistent with their du-
constituents, to be delegated anew at their plea
of it, upon such terms may enable them to
form to the order of the Court in the premises.
Various answers fled but no action was
had nv the COurt
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Sinkinr nf a Westcrn steamer. sc.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 26-The steamer Ar
kansas Traveller, from New Orleans to Fort
smith, was sunk on Wednesday, near Van Buren,
Iexas. A passenger, name unknown, was lost.
barge from Cairo, in tow of the steamer Phila-
loss amounted to S2b O0O