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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

CHoKED CATrLE.-A correspondent of the
N. II. Journal of Agriculture gives the follow
ing simple method of relieving choked cat.
ties "app'y iNle black pepper 10 the nose
The sudden convulson of the muscles elects
the obstruction, and the animal is relieved"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

ScouRs IN SuEEp.-(R. s. ny Give the
sheep pint of milk thickened with wheat
flour. Repeat the dose every day till the
securing stops. This is good for sheep,
calves, or humans.
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REMOVAL.

INT. II. MUSGROVE has removed II
l/Oficc to the new Brick Bulding,~
opposite Col. Groome's. He is pre-QyNS
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY in the best manner. Artifsisi
Teeth inserted, from one to full set.
CHARGES MODERATE.
P.S.-Persons from a distance, ~ h.
forming HIM by mail or otherwise, may have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability of disappointment. mar l2-H
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Shoes! Shoes +! Shoes!

DECEIVED this week from the City -
IL News Calf CATERS; Mems English
Walking Shoes Mems Oxford Ties; Boys
Calf Monroe Ladies' Black Kid Boots
Ladies' Boots, with Heels Ladies' Black
Caters Ladies' Black Kid Slippers; Ladies'
Slippers, with Heels. For sale tor the cash.
X. +. MAY.
May A, 1861. In the " Hollow"
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Srleft poetrp.

D2The following beautiful and touching
poem was written, on its gifted authorcss
receiving intelligence from Baltimore of the
death of favorite child in family of friends
she had never seen.
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WHOLE No. l.0s5
QarDs.
Samuel Marshall,
DENTIST

IJE N Il 10 4,
MO- los WEST SEVENTH STREET. betroea
~ shiplsy and Orange, WILMINGTON, Del
3. NJ having enjoyed practice in this city
plumber of years, with pleasure refers to the prom.
inent citizens generally. ISept l. lS6e-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

GUANOES.-Pcruvian, California, and A.
" A. Mexican. For sale by
Mar 5, 1860. d. SCOTT X BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

DRESSED Wash Bowls and Pudding Pans,-n
L new articles received this week. and for sale
by jos. p, CANTWELL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

GOOD NEWS FOR THE POOR.-OILSs
~ &c. DRENNEN is selling all kimls Of Goods cheap
for Cash, and hi wants s persons to know it, by calling
at the Old Stand when he will convince you that yon
make an investment that VIII ve you IL per cent,
by purchasing your goods OF him. (Naro1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

From the Independent.
Only a Curl.
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NALL FEED. For sale.
n marS. D. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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JAS. II. MCCULLOUGH.

attorney at Lar, and Solicitor in Chanesry
nFFICE removed to the Brick Building,
O"n North Street, nearly opposite Ne
office of the Reg lister of Wills.
June 8, 1S60-6m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

DROP. Morris celebrated AZUMEA. or Baking
i Powder, at WIN. TORRENTS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

TO t1'c IeOp1e OF NaTyIalu.
The following is the address read by Mr..
S. Maffit. of Cecil county, to the Union
Convention OH Thursday night, from the
Committee on Business. and unanimously
adopted as the voice Of the Convention.
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Wanted Ten Thousand People,
TT,O CALL AT T. DRENNEN'S AND
L Learn his priros before purchasing elsewhere, a.
&c are detgr,aiued ~ sell ehc1 FL ls CASH. .sxse
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

Here be met three Texan dtovers. vino |
were about to start with an immense.
drove OF cattle to Cdriinville Mscoupia /
county. IN this State. Being short oi |
names, they offered to hire him to 20 with |
thein aud help them to drive Rendered |
ueautute y by being deprived Of everything |
~ ~ .he naranders he gladly accepted the |
o1er and went.
Arriving a. Carlinville, he determined
to return TO Eagland and boldlv proclaim
his rlghts. Accordingly be took The cas-
for the East. While travelling on Tho
New York and Erie Railroad lie f.ll 4,
with noble-hesrted farmer n4toe8 pre-
ton H. Ssppington d Point Isabel Clinton
county, who induced him to return witl,
him 10 Clinton for lha purpose ii study.
ing law with 9r L Weldon. Our hero
however, dislikrd the profession, aud " ,s
employed in The cfiioe Of the Clinton
Herald by Dir Slekett. and lately u M
Stansbul Y. While here during the Oct,l-
bar term Of the Circuit G iufi. he stated
| his case TO Abraham Linalln. who imms
diatelv wrote to tue British Consul al
Chicago.
Two days afterwards. thc British Consul.
Hon Mr. wilkins, arrived IN Clinton.
After listening to Fenwick's story. and
having a long taaRsUlIatinn with Me7srs.
I4-;.ss..ss.s---..-.s =
Chicago end employed him III hia Office.
In the meantl,ae. the Consul wrote to
England, making inquiries Ia regard to
Sir John Fenwick, bus could oaiy hear
thst he was travelling on the Continent.
but could not ascertain the precise spot
The Prince OF Wales while travelling m
| this country, il will bereooll-oted. stopped
in Chicago. Here the ,n-ul intro laced
| Frnwick to the Prince, who beetm con-
| WINGED Of the truth 0 his statement ue
| accompanied the Prince il his toar
| through The United STATED. ami went with
| him to England
On arrlsi,re ia England. Feuwielz pro-
ceeded Immediately 20 hi- aucrstrai ball,
/ where he was informed Is he rvtH,s
that one of his aunis who had cnused hin
and his mother SO much irpuilr and an
| happiness was row ou hef d-tih b~d a.
tended by her brother ST. john Frnwick
ue entered the chamber OF a~ath. ihe
eh.s Is visage OF the dying woman hec.'n.. 4.
still ahas'iier, when shs beh id the b y
whom she and her sister lftd - deepF
wrongcd she Immediately confessed
! that the tale thes hat Invented 10 blss
the reputation OF Luiy Clara, AMI ram
his and her Innocent son wa without
foundation; that Clara was good and
true wife until he drove her away and
| spurned her. Lord FrnTick io'del LIS
long lost son 20 his heaE, and Hiiei tears
OF JOY over nun. Iae woman dird ~ a
lew minutes alter making he cotlees.on
Her sistvr IS 81 present the iumate o. q
! convent, and strives 10 atoae for heI
black-Aearted treaohery by fasting, penI
tenee and prayer.
The health OF Lady Clara greatly taiieo
at,cr ne departure 81 her snn Tor Amen
ca. and Captain UNeill took her 10 th'
south OF France. II The hope ot RESTORING
II. Bat she soon died, and not long ailcr
wards the captain was killed ln duel
By Will he bequeathed his property. wiiici
was OF great value, to his wiie's son, OH
n. FenwicH.
The Young m9n Is now IN Fenwici
Hall. The following Is portion Of u let
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

To Alexander Waite, and to all persons
claiming or hayiag au interest either lo-
gal or equitable In the lands b,geinat-
ter described st The time jhe same were
sold iof taxes. and al such other per-
sous as may br interested therein:
WHEREAS. Joan Harry has hied his
N amended b.ii in the Chancery Court Of
jasper county prIyin- fora confirmation of
hisji.le to the West ofthe North West !
and the West Z of The South West I Of
section 3. Township 4 y. Range L. Z. sit
ualed in la.per c0uuly, which said land
was sold tor the iaycs due thereon. by
william =. Cherry sheriff and tax cOllec-
tor OF jasper coIniy. on The llth day Of
March, A. d. 1915. and purchased ~
James Holder. and whereas tho said
james Holder sold and conveyed said
land to Dudicy J.. Thompson, who soldand
conveyed the somc 90 Iamcs II. Young
7 blood who sold aud conveyed the same O.
John +. Harry who has filed his amended
[ bill praying corarmation Of his title As
aforesaid, ia the Chlnoery Court OF Jas
I per county. Now. therefore. you are here
I by notified Of the promises and TO be and
appear before tie honorable. the Chan
| cery Court OF 5asprr county as aforesaid
. on the drt day OF the next regular tern
I thereof to be holden 40 paulding on tbs
ith Monday IN March, 1861, and show
cause If any YOU have or can against sale
/ tax title. aud why the eomplainlnts till,
I 10 said land sho IA not De confirmed, anC
Z to plead answer or demur TO the com
I plainant's bill or else the same will bl
taken for confessed.
JAS. u. MCCORMICK,
Clrk Chancery Court. =. c.
SuisN0y & SrEzLT
ST. for GrE.
\. Feb. l3, 1861 l5-st
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MONTGOMERY, Feb. 1.-THE standing
committees were announced afer whicl
the President received aud rad a dies
patch from ;he Lousan Convention cot
daily approving lhe nomination. aud Sc
lection OF Messrs. DAVIS anil S.euhens.
Designs for the zeal aud hs. oi The Con.
federacy were Offered and referred.
A resolution WI, offered that until 9th
erwise provided, the several officers nov
connected with the collection OF tie Gus
toms in the several States OF America be
and the same are hereby continued il
Office. ReierIed.
Another resolution was offered. viz
Resolved. that the Committee on Farelrr
Affairs be requested to inquire into tie
propriety and necessity, 20 soon As th,
President Is inauguraled, of sending Com
missioners 10 the Government OF the
United States. Referred.
Consress went into secret session, du
rins which they adopted the followins
and removed secrecy, via;
Resolved. That the Government takes
under its charge all the questions and
difficulties now existing between the soy.
ereirn States az this Chnfederacy and the
Goyarnment of the United States, rela
ting "a the Forts. Ar-enals, Navy Yards
and other public establishments; aud the
President of this Congress is directed 10
communicate this resolution Ia the Gov
ernors of the several States Of this Con.
tederaey.
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Sir Waiter Scott's Crave.
4 PICTURE or ABBo1sFoED by An AMERICAN
TRAVELLERS.


When one remembers the berculean
tolls OF Walter Scott to purchase aud
adorn AbbotsiorA, as the future home Of
his family for many generations, it IS
melancholy TO reflect that lis family is
nearly extinct, aud the place fast g3nk to
decay. A correspondent OF tue IsayeLcf
writes:
To-day, sitting at the window Of the
little inn at Ariruse. we rest an hour or
two before leaving their charming shrines
Dyburgh Abbey. Yesterday evening. ia
the setting Of the sunlight. was "ll that
romance and poetry have pictured it. and
Sir Walter SCotts grave. as We stood ean-
ing over his tomb was cheeied bv "a robin
redbreast singing loud and clear Ia 3
neighbotine tree. B-iore visiting Dry
hurgh we spent several hours ST AhNp,~
ford, now seemingly a lies srte residence
Tor Mr. Hope scott and hi> httl,, Gsush.
ter are in London aud the place Is len
with servants. Fordiug the Tweed Just
after summer shower winch Wadr evetN
bush brighten, and every bh,de Of gra-
areeuer, we walked through the syeuu'
leading to the house without meeting
soul. Arrived at the partsi's iadge n
! ringing OF bells or pounding of q pors cnui,
induce "a human being u appear 80 W.
| opened the lawn gate and rsmbled abo "a
| the grounds. not even q dog ar Cal com
| ing out TO see who were intluding upol
/ the premises.
I'VE thought our visit would b
/ finished without meeting suy on
| from the house, bur tidy lutl
! Scotch dame came at last, wipnE ia
| corner OF her mouth with her apron. Ell
! IDENTIFY having been disturbed o, lac
lunch. Notwithstanding she had bee
obliged TO leave her ale and sandwich, be
! temper was by no means ruihrd, and j
| FIVE minutes she became 50 minuteiy a9t,
biographical that we had all the items {
her busting existence spread cut like
pocketmap before US. SIR Walters stud
looked the same as wien | saw 1t te
wears ago, but the library seemed le
cared for. We went into the room wheI
the minstrel died and the same SCUM,
IRON the river that fell on his dying EN-
came up through the open windows Z
the apartment. THE present occulau
who married daughter of Lockh1rt, IS
Roman Catholic, and we were told by o.
Of the neishbors that he was a guide. KIN
mon. Coming away from the house v
fell in With an-alG IEierd- es s,assa 1issssi
who had many gool words 70 sGy ior ,h
worthy person. He bad also known s
Walter, but he considered him too great
scholar for sohumbiea body as himselrtol Z
on very familiar term with. 4 botsioI
is a sad place now, and one cannot 60
it. remembering how cheerful &c was ono
without q sigh that al have passed ava
who were so happy under lie ROOF but
few wears ago.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

NJ HEkEAS. .ttcrs Of Administration
w on the estate Of ZENO UOUGH.
deceased. were granted TO the undersign-
cd 90 the last Ianusry trim oi the Pro
bats court rf Saith County. State of Me
s.-.ippi. Now a'l PERSONS having cla.m-
arfiu.t the estate Os lii deco lent,
ere hrreby required % exhibit the samc
and have them re-. stored. i1 tho manner
and witAin the time prescribed by llw or
thcy uill be brewer barred
II Z. GARY.
Administrator.
Jan. lGlh. lS6I. l+-7t
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20
Gunr.Iinn,s snle.

DURSUANT to e decree of the Probate
4 Court oi Newton Couu y. state oi
Mississippi. made =. tho July term, a D
lsd0. thereof. the undersigned. guardian
ST Elizabeth. Sarah and Edwin McAipjn.
minor heir, OF ". T. McALpIN, oec,a-
cd. 20. on Mondsy the 9Th day oi Jan
usrv next. a.. r.. lS6l sell 90 public AZ
ton to the hiches, bidder. on q cfsdi, Of
twelve months from the day oi sale, 81
the door Of the Court House Of said New.
ton County, between the hours prescr bed
by law, the following land to-Sit: On,
fourth interest In the undivided half oi
the W ! Sec. I. W OF Sec. TO- aud th,
va NV Sec. n, an in Township q
Range N East.
SAID lands will le soll subject to th,
lien prescribed bv the statute. and th,
purchaser thereof will be required TO civ,
notes with good security payable in twrig,
months tor the purclaee money.
WILLIAM McALpIN.
Guardian.
Nov % $50 --t
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

Ia An unsuccessful insurrection Al.
tempt was made BY fhe negroes Of .
nvigabothood about twenty or thirty
miles from Aberdeen during last week I:
hut fortunately their plans were disclosed
hy servant girl, who informed her mas.
ter Of the tinie aud place Of their meeting,
and he coliecttd few neighbors who
secle ed themselves near the place and
Soon aiter, ttte negroes commenced eal.
iectlng one by one. From their CONVERSE
ieon, i appears they only met on that
night Tor consulting and TO prepare 10
make be instruction between this and
the 4lh OF March. They were all ea,,tur-
ed aud logged severely. Csa-
srratsps.
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AdmInIslrntor,a ND.

DY virtue Of an order OF tho Probate
I'D Court Of Newton county, Mrs.s.ipTi
made at U.e January term. 1867 therco.
tho undrrsigned. Administrator OF the
esiafeof ELEAZpR NELSON. deceased.
1illon Satagdsy iAa 10Th dav ol March
nexi, bstueen TX honrs oi II oFioeE in
the forenoon and 4 O'Clock in tho after
noon Of said day. 90 iho late residence oi
said drredeut. ~ std county, expose lor
..lrat Puu.e Auc.ion to she highest l,d.
q q. on "a credit of ten months lgJm the
ity oi sale. en- tac real ,-taico of sad dc.
cclent. in said cpuniy. towii: the $. ".
/ ol E. T.. and +. OF NV. See. H.
I a.. q h. is East.
The purchaser o. said real estate viii
bo required 20 givo bonds with good apd
ample security. payable in ten months
/ from date of sale. Or tho purcAa.e money
JONATHAN D. FARMER.
AdmiuIsIrIt0r.
Feb. 6. i,1L l1-5t
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

n THEuudesi igned
-LNcs - &iA oilers .0r ssle his
Cf8 * - Tan Yard. Dwelling
-. H. -i\hI House. and several
INy-Ek N&s, - valuable Town Lott
Aa1-h-1lSI- i-sssi-s iu Z .ei1h. lie has
in addition a. ths above. several valuable
trgc,. Of .aud wh'rh he will sen ou very
accommodate ~ terms. a bargain may he
had by applying soon 20
u. q. BLACKWELL.
Raii,I. Sem. -,. lejO. JJ-u
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

AN - = 4 -
TO the Tay.PaJcrs OF Jaser County.
WHEREAS by an Ordinane passed by
the Convention Of the Stat. Of missile
sippi. ! lam required 10 collect 4 addition
al FAX Of fifty per cent. on th present
State Tax for the defence Of ae State,
Those who have paid thcir taxesprior to
this day. viii be required % pay ais adj
dit.onnl tax, as well asthose who hive not
/ would suggest 10 those who have tceipis
for 1850. TO bring them with them which
will save time in the settlement I the
additional Tax.
There will BE- an authorized persn al
my Office ot all times 20 rc,eivcand rc Sipl
for the taxes in my absenc.
L. b. IASSITER.
Tax Collector OF jasper County.
Feb 8. 1850. l7-3t
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

To JOSEPH y. ABNEE. his heirs or as
sici.s. sud 90 aN perons claiming or
having an iulcg,-- either legal or equ.-
tai.e 90 the isn.s hereinafter descr!lsd
"a. she sim. iae ID sae were sold tol .aAe7'
and al such othor persons % may Be
!nttr.s ted tle,ein
VII EhEAS, George Mcdonald has hled
his amended oill ia the CAalcery Court Of
Ja.pog County pgylng Tor q confirmation
of III title to the Ncvfh E1st OF sec. %,
Township T. tango l. East, which said
land was sold ior the taxes due thereon
by william p. Cherry. Sheriff aud tax
collector or jasper Count, en- the 4th
day Of February at X S. IS the prortrTy
Of Joseph u. Ahnev. to Johu johnson,
Sr., 81 old and conveyed the same TO
Jonn Mcdonald, WHO sold and conveyed
the Same 90 George Mcdonald, the com
niainnL vLo i.5 Glcd his sneud- bill
IN the Caauccy ta1rt o. Jasper Cornts -
af1re-ail.
Now. therefore. yOI are hereby notified
% the semi es and 10 De ana sppear be-
fore lie Honorable tAe C4ancery Court as
/. urs a.d. on The .il-t day o. he s',- reg
ulgr term thereof i' he fO.Ieu 60 P.g.a-
/ irr on tas 4th Monday ia Aar,h, lS5i.
ard show cause if any you have or can
ar4:us- said IA, title and why th. COM
p.s.raut's t..ic 10 81 "a lsaI should not ha
I confirmed and to pltai. answer cr ,.anur
/ 10 3D.. complainant, lii, or else the are
viii be taken ios confessed.
Rv order g.. Court.
JAS. L. MCCORMICK, c. g. J. c.
! SH.S.1. a. e-rrr..
g. ,1,. C5rr.
Eel. a.. 1861. 1S5t
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

WUEREAs. the estate Of JOHN VIII
II LIAA son. deceased. was declared IN
solvent bY on order and decree Of tho
Probate Court Of Newton County, State
Of Mississippi made at the last Novem-
Der term. a. y. lsOu. ol said Court; Nov
ali persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified 70 bring IN said
claims duly probsted according 70 law,
end have them registered before the Clerk
of the Probate Court Of said county. at bic
ofica In Decatur. within twelve months
nom The date hereof ~ the same VIII be
hsrei. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
J.C. WILLIAMSON,
Administrators.
p.e ~ fs6O g-6m
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

WHEREAS Letters testaaentary ol the
N Ia, v-iIl and tcstatnent Of D0CIkIA Z
MORRIS. were granted 20 the tndersiep-
od hi tic lsst February term. a. d. ls1l,
Of la-rcr Probate Court. Now, al per
sons hlyiuc claims against the estate oi
said .e.tsior, arc hereby required 70 eA
hih.t the same; aud have them registered
within tAe time required by law. or they
will be forever bler.d.
ROBERT NORRIS,
ExecuiO~.
Feb T.. 1854. l3-it
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

Estate.
DY Virtue of an order of the Probate
II Court 81 Newton county. Mississippi,
made a. the JaLr1ry Term, 1851. thereof,
the under i,ned Administrator of the es-
tate OF E.cl,or Ncls. %. deceased. val on
Monday tie 9th dsy Of March next, be-
tween the hours of D. ! O'Clock in the fore
noon. aui 80 o.oct iu laa afternoon oi said
day, &C the Court House door % Pauldrg
in Jasper county, expose fer sale at IJhlC
adctiun 90 the iehe-t bidder, on @ credit
OF ten months 'fom the dsv o' said sale,
all OF the Real estate of sand deosoent, IN
Jasper county. iI slId State towi. TheS
or :. +. oi y. j.. and the y. 4 oi :. T.. !
/ Soc. 30, Iovu L.p {. Range i3, last, with
/ appertaiuances thereto belonging. The
1 pu.cha-ci- % sand Real estate will be- To-
/ luircd 10 give conls with good and ample
security, payable ia ten months irom date
/ OF ,aie, ior Le purchase money.
JONATHAN ,. PARKER
Administrator.
Feb. 18Th. lSr1. i-jt
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

Of ".M y y
r.. o. sy-tem of Maths, Narton Porter ia.Book
ina r-. ni ~ f-ncc-
Pakc5 & wa..o1's Eea- Fiam5n's Manuel Of Ge-
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Msu.elH and NCS.l'y'-. smith ard ,irr.iu's Book
G.tGI. shy. Ii-rcI.'e.
Mont, .h', H .-or, Of Uni- aistan L'vie sri Ir-l
ted -,atf-. Phil. NJ 1F.
Mr. IS ilar's school II.-- llsa.alss Elements Of
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H.gas Ear'.-h Poets and Pages Element. of cecil
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HieHFt' Roman History. hala ledge.
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D~ichrs Modern rhlolo- Beer sg.; a Of Pcau-an-
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Esyls Logic and CoruPo Ealistrs Couera Pll'-o-
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Ray- The telegraph announced, q few
DAYS ago that cd Hardy" Of the
United States Army had sent ia his esigna-
ton to ne Presidens. We learn from
the New Yosk Herald thR' il is Lienlen-
ant Colonel VIM. ]. Harder, IN ofhcrr
distinguished in the military service. aud
a. an author. and for some year. pasi lsl-
mandant AZ the Cadets a. West Point,
who la reslaned hin eommiasion.