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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19

A VERY funny, npocryphal story is told Of
the President. Being asked, before the in
auguration, whether he would ride to the
Capitol with Buchanan in his barouche, or go
alone, THAT reminds me" says he, "of the
story of witness in court who, appearing
in Quaker costume. was asked, "Will you
swear or aflirm?" The witness replied he
did not care damn which If this isn't true,
ii ought to be-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19

TAKING IT EAsY.--A friend Of ours, the
other day, met with circumstance. Such
things will happen. We arc always meeting
with circumstances. Our friend has a store
room for wines, (he keeps a Saloon) lie be-
came acquainted lately with gentleman
highly recommended as a high toned we'll
educated, Travelled, man of the world. Our
friend was delighted with him, and intro
duced him to every respectable comer-in.
The Refined Gentleman treated and was
treated, and so it went on all day The day
ensuing, our friend went into his store-room
to bring out some champagne There he dis
covered, leaning back against the damp wall,
with his feet on barrel, bottle Of Sauterne
wine in one hand and bottle of champagne
in the other, swigging away with great gusto,
and five or six other bottles abound him,
empty and with their necks broken off, his
high-toncd acquaintance. He made the re-
fined gentleman arise from his bacchanal en-
ioyment and take bis immediate exit into the
street IIal ha
MELoDEoN.- theater was thronged, as
usual, last evening, and the performances
went off with eclat Tonight the entertain
ment will be ola character to attract the
ladies' and it is expected that they will grace
the occasion with their attendance 1t will
be the last appearance Of Madame Biscaeci-
unti
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19
MAR RYSVILLE.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 10.

SPRING RACES. Every body in Marysville
is supposed TO be thoroughly posted in regard
TO the great Spring Meeting 10 take place al
the Marysville Park next week, but we al
lude to it from time to time, for the benefit
of our readers abroad, great many of whom
we expect to meet at the races. The Spring
meeting will open on Monday, April 22d,
with great sweepstake race, mile heats to
Yule. for purse of $780, with an inside
stake ofS100 each The entries are Kate
Seward of Morysville, Charlotte Cushman Of
San Jose, Sim Oldham of Napa, and Capt.
tol, alias Red Fox from the Honcut The
races will continue the entire week. The
entries for each day will be announced from
the judges stand the previous evening, and
in the city papers every morning.
The stables at the Park are filled with
horses in training for the various races, ana
The owners and trainers Of the stock agree
that the track could not be in better condi-
tioa than it is.
We suggested to Mr.. O'Hanlon that he had
better prepare for an extraordinary rush Of
people the latter part of the week, as the Odd
Fellows were coming from all parts of the
State, would be here to participate in the
dedication of the new Hall, and would prob
ably, the most of them, attend at least one or
two days races. lie said let them come he
was prepared to accommodate them all.
However great the crowd Of men may be,
the commodious and comfortable house pre-
pared for the use Of ladies and families will
be devoted exclusively to them, and all those
W ho desire to witness entertainments of this
Kind may be assured the accommodations at
the Marysvlle Park are most ample.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19

CALIFORNIA MARBLE.--Our enterprising
marble workers, }. p. Devine & Bro, says
the Sacramento News, have made a thorough
prospect of their marble vein near Columbia
Tuolumne county, and are SO much encour-
aged thereby that one of the firm left yes
terday for San Francisco to order machinery
for the proper working of the vein. The
vein extends distance of about a mile and
hail. averaging about three hundred yards
III width, and the quality of the marble i'm
proves with the depth of the prospect 1t is
anticipated that they will be able soon to
furnish superior article of marble for all
purposes, including the finest statuary.
IHE DISTINCTION Alexander II. Stephens
Vice President of the Southern Confederocv
said, at Atlanta, Georgia: "a grand differ.
ence between the old and new Constitution
is this In the old Constitution, the Fathers
looked upon the fallacy of the equality of
raees IS nnderlIinG La Ea.Asl-..-----e :. -
publican liberty jefferson, Madison, Wash.
ington, and many others, were tepder Of the
word Slave in the organic law and all look
ed forward to the time when the institution
OF Slavery should be removed from our midst
as trouble and stumbling block The de-
fusion could not be traced in any of the com
ponent parts of the Southern Constitution.
In that instrument, we solemnlv discarded
the pestient herssy of fancy politicians that
all men, ofall races, were equal. and we had
made African inequality and subordination
and the equality of white men the chief cor.
Ier-stone Of the Southern Republic
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19

ARREsrED.--I. l., IIen5ley was arrested in
Portland, on the 9th inst, ont charge pre-
ferred 10y L. Besser, for endeavoring to incite
divers persons to commit puJury by attempt-
ing to institute criminal proceedings against
Besser for voluntarily permitting the escape
of the convict Jennings IIensley was taken
before Justice Barr and held to bail for his
appearance. in the sum of $500.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19

| On Tuesday last John Jackson arrived in
our place from up the Feather river on foot
and carrying saddle, saying that he had
crippled his horse few miles above, and
that he was then on his way to his home a
few miles below Nicolaus. On Wednesday
night, about 10 o'clock, he arrived at the
house of Martin Bnder below Hook Farm,
called for his supper and wished to stop all
night. Mrs. Bader got his supper, and all
went to bed. After breakfast on Thursday
morning Mr.. Bader started to Capt. Suffers
on business, Jackson saying that he would
remain as company for the lady until HE
(Bader's) return Mrs. Bader then gathered
her clothes and started to the slough which
ran few rods from the house and commence
ed preparations for washing. About an hour
after this two gentlemen rode up to the house
and inquired for Mr.. Bader, when jackson,
who was Just coming from the spot where the
woman was afterwards found murdered COW
cred with perspiration and looking confused
replied that Mr. and Mrs. Bader had gone to
Capt Suffers A short time after this Bader
got home, and not seeing his wife, called
aloud for her several times without any an
swer, which alarmed him 20 much that he
concluded to 60 to the corral to get his horse
and make search for her, but to his surprise
Jackson met him at the bars with his revolver
presented, and informing him that he could
not leave there alive, cooked his pistol and
pulled trigger but the cap alone exploded.
Bader then searched for his pistol, but it was
gone lie ran to his shotgun, which he had
loaded the previous evening, but both bar
rels were discharged Having given his horse
to Jackson who demanded it, he caught an
other and they both left the house together
the one to give the alarm, having become
fearful of the fate of his devoted wife, the
other TO make his escape.
The alarm being given the fend was soon
arrested, and the body of the ill-fated woman
found in the slough, near by her washing
with finger marks upon her throat, a bullet
hole in her left breast and one on the right
side of the back bone; and upon a more close
examination by three ladies present. another
bullet hole was found in the side Upon
search, Bader found that his trunk was minus
$50 or $50, and his Colts revolver. 1t was
afterwards found on the person of Jackson.
Justice Speagle being present summoned
Coroner's Jury who being duly sworn pro-
ceeded to an investigation; but the enraged
populace without did not await their deci
sion. knowing that there was not the least
possibility of a doubt of his guilt, they threw
lasso around his neck and ran with him to
a convenient tree There they threw the
rope over limb. Jackson was then asked
to make his confession, which he refused to
do remarkng that he had nothing to say.
Upon this the order was given to haul away,
when he was suspended about thirty feet
from the ground, where he still hangs"
Those were days of summary vengeance.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19

TURKEYS AND CncKENs.-Ayre d Co, in
the New Market have great demand for
chickens and turkeys. Cant some of our
farmers and poultry dealers supply them
See their advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19

Groceries AND PRovlsIoNs.-We would call
attention to the advertisement of the old es-
tablished commercial house of Van Muller q
Co., f street. They have large stock of
general merchandise, and make advances on
products of the country, stored in their
warehouses.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
CHEAP FER CASH.

DR. PELoT hsing an sSpesiensed Physisisn
and CsAmisf kiil give particular stssntioa 70
the SotrpapSdine o. Medicines and making nP
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April 10. 1881. 6stf
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ouraI -H.ssy son seen sh.s his Indisn In
another eo,umn:boilips Rsof. Rask1ind Lssya
!: & 81 sss ''chsrokss R.msdS Il,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
LHT'TL LE'S
RINGW0Rd g. TeTTER OINTMENT.
FORTIS, NO. 2.

Hundreds Of cases Of Chronic letters Scald Heads.
and diseases nf the skin generally have been cured
by this remedy aud snce the introduction Of tho
No. = preparation being stronger scarcely Il case
has been found that il will not ctectGaliy eradicate
IL a short time. For the cure Of Canccrous Sores
aud Ulcers il IL applied i'll the form Of pasters and
1. almost imiube.
In nor: .hau two hundred places In Georgia. and
In the Southern States, they To bo had and .
there are hcaInps about who couutcrfeiting hix
remedies by ralming off their something
else, by using the or similar for PA
tent is wanted secured amid the absurd patents D!
the day. lot all be cautioned to look well for
signature Of tho Proprietor, thus:-
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CONCERT.
THE STATE-.OF SOUTH CARlLlN
Ib6eDS}ir /;jsfrjrt

BY WILLIAM HiLL. Esq. Ordinary CT alb
bcvilie District
{HNEREAS, John J. Edwards Inns Applied
w to me for Letters of Administration
Of all aud singular the upn.ls mmd chm,iris
sights and credits If James 4 Edwards late
Of the District aforesaid deceased
These are therefore. to cite and ai,nnuish
ali and sihxular, ,h- kindred anL creditors Of
the said deceased - he and appear before m"
at our next Or'linarys Cuu-. for tire rail Dis.
trict. to be holden At Abhrvl!c Court House
on the 9Th day OF July NEXT, to show cause.
If any. why the said administration e:ould no
he granted.
Gwen un,ler NY hand and seal, this the 2lst
day Of June. one th"ussni eight hundred
and six,y-ohe, aud in the S5th year # Amer,
lean independence.
william HILL O. A. D.
Ord,nary's Ofiir, 46. 2t
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OWING 10 the advance in TIN + am com
~ I'r'ieh I" make suine changes IN ny
Prices. My Prize. for
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05

AM Still. selling my sock pf Goods ~.
Il the old price for cash Those that AZ. il.
need Of any
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LaTTLE,S
FRENCH MIXTURE,

This II prepared from y f:crch Recipe lin the
form" Of No. and Z tho first Tor the acute, nd
NJ" tr the chrou'c stage, aud from it, pied
rucr",s - likely to ruper."de every other remedy
t"t ~" cure Of d,'"-cs u the kdn-ys und Bladder
Gbnoti hGti. Sipuu.rrhccai. aud Ieuchorrhteal or
Flu"r hlb.s affections. This extensive cu1uipuud
s""l'n". p6"rc,t!"s Totally different in taste md
Character from auy thh2 to be found In the United
ht''' tharr'r' 'rn,ia ard in loin. Of saI-y aud ef
c!euCy is rot riva,.cl ia America.
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J WI!
,>anl;i-l Pow
aG,l q: he's. !
J .Nprrai:,: T., .nv sr:is':."i ~, ttn, SAX:
uI Pnwei Sarnl, Powell. .irhn i.*~rtar..,
Ben rcwrl. .n,nea Powell. Hester Powell. aud
Ellen l'uw-!, D,rnd,nts in the nhov~ sta
red cas> r+si.;. i,rynnd the limits "f thi:
S:nt- On m",i"n. Of " is"n Il l.on,ax. Comp.
sol, Ordered thn, said Defendants de. appear
and answer plead Or .l..mur t" the C1mrla,n
au:'S hill of complaint within threeSpn"nths
fr"2, the publication of this rule. pr the snil
i'iil will ice taken pro c"nfrSso against them.
VIM H. PARKER, c.E A.p.
'cS'%'%''S"'" %ar"'S' 1851 H''ss' 4som
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1851

IurE is story current IN the city that ls
Street Commissioner, Capt. SMiru, and hi
deputy, Capt. LoNELi, are sccessiouists. W,
,"l're that both Il them are graduates Of West
f'ih' and have served with distinction IN tn.
United states amy. Capt. >Nrrn i intimate
y acquainted with Major Bnr, K,Sn,par.
lately Ni'c President of the Cnit,L states. aud
probably voted for him in the late Presidential,
election, hut We are assured that Capt. SNrrs
and hi deputy are firm defender, uf III,
Cnon aud the Constitution, and will, il 10.
n'snd"d, give their services to the Governmcn,
Of the United States. Capt. SMITH has hesu
,he test street Commissioner the city ha. had
In dozcn years, ard we are glad that he has
set oil questioning Of his 10y atty at rest hy s-
clarinc his attachment to the Union a. !, a,
isiz
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Woshia9,op, april 16.-The President has
appointed for baltimore, Henry W. Hoffman, Col
lsctor Of Customs; wm. L. Marshall, Surveyor,
Francis s. Corkrun, Naval ofdoer; Fred schlsy,
John =. Meredith, Chs-. r. Montague, Appraisers.
Washington Bonisnt, Marshal for Maryland.
John W. ingalls,, Collector for the district OF Caps
Vincent.
rhilsnder ", C,sndaIl, do. loo Genesss, New
York
The following appointments have been usds In
Ara Is, Waite, surveyor at North Kingston; Mar.
tin L. Salisbury, ditto at Warren AMI Burlington,
hassadore I. Bennett, ditto Bristol, seth w. AA-
cey Collector; Thos. Il. Bush, Naval Oficev for
Newport and Massachusetts,: W %, Stanle " Collector
narbehesd; john 4. welber, Collector, and Cha.
y. Hildreth, Surveyor, Gloucester; Lnoch q. Cur
rier, Collector, NGwbuIyport.
IrYilIlin II Palmer, Collector, stoningtou, ~.
Anlrew stephen, Collector, Mama, Ohio.
JohnC. Baum, Postmaster, Clncnnasi,
John w. Deal, Postmaster, ChambsrsbiuB, p.
1. T. Blsnlre, Postmaster, Portsmouth, Va.
Tie following for California -
John 4. MeLean, Surveyor oi Clutons San " an
osco W lIsrd D, Fsrwell, Naval onioer, do.
Ed. I. Beall, Surveyor General.
Ehelbeft p. Ophsnt, Associate Justice Tor wAsA-
Thou j. Power, Of Pennsy ylysns, Indian Agent for
the UpIsr Missouri Agency.
Jss, b; Hoffman, ofN, ~ Agent for the Poess
X A. Pendergss,, Receiver OF Public housy +;
Frank H. King, Register ., Land once, ,Hendsrscu,
Minnesota.
Q. A. M,sssr, Register Of Land Once, IacroSs,
Jas. Y. Barrett, Of Ohio, United states Commi,-
s'onor Of Patents.
TIE New Orleans Trss Delta says tia, sti isnuous
s6orts lave for some time, been made there by thu
y igdSce them 10 enlist, and truth and csndor
oOmpels tbs admission that single regiment canned
bs olhsned In this way.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival 81 'h~ Nsrts Brsse..
fwe Days Later from EursDA
-
IiL.SEss or THE PORK.
-
PROSPECTS or WAR
.
Aiiiasr- sr Na,y asd Hsssary.
Aniss.- sr I,aiy ssa Iis~sary.


Portland, Ne, iprI 10. The steamaA1D
a,,,, p,,,,, c.,,s,, ao.,.. .r,l,.d mi. r,o,-.
~ ,,',,, Tiv.r,.,ai o., A.. .,n .nI I,,.,a.aS-
os' 'oh LNerppo' On 'he 'n' shu Lonhondsv
N the 9Th, with $50 passengers and 81 sIecie
larye masses oi ic. were ya,,e Letresu the Virss
=, - d. ,r.. -, p.I,.,,,-
"ss s"o o"P' "~ee' '"' ''''" "'''''
IWo days later.
The s,esmsbip Iin., nom New York, reached
-, -. A.. .,. ., a.. .,, ,..,
eVe'l"o' "" ''' ''''"' VI WV W" '
londonderry ou the morning of the b,h ins,.
s,.>.s nrss
Lne rsthsens,y ieV.,u .o"s."."a wv . a' - A..
showing soms disposition to accept y proposiis1
II working by the hour under au Increased scsls =
wages.
NJ. THAIs, or Massachusetts, has been aned -
,hillins by London magistrate on the charge
magistrate explained ths, the question would really
have to lie settled by the supreme Court. NJ.
rsNN gave notice Of An appeal TO that court.
France.
-. , o,,,.u
rhe frsneh nssy ha,' Dy ini. y, ui ,hs t,,pior
., oeeh oisuhl@ea hao nv ~ ,'i III -, h...
.Sres % steel plated dir irisstes s,tsched to Il. Oas
rMn,ana IL rsnSopeInv b,r o.vnI foys '"' ""'''
some sensation was created by ths spnoancemsns ~,
M. .ne rnPeIor WIS All. ~ I ~ s.g" 80 Wv ~ ~ -
urled by some into "a Ofeiunner VI = cthIAiHu.
~ " ',...as,,o,, oa AZ r.IIyion. a..ocia'Ios,.
u w ~ ~, IN ~ .nJ .m,bn,f,ed hv Law
nn,no,s we're r,,rrcn, that Com,t M PrnsIssv
vouid proi.by resign on account of the article N
rh. Pat,is relative " the pchess Of Ksnts funeral,
ont the honitsur OF the sth instant says, that ths
eepots Of notifications III the ministry are un-
bunded. ,.,
lower, The rsn,ss closed on I'd inst. At or Coz.
II is explained that Prince hunlIp letter relative
70 tue crown oi Napes " ss ony Nriuen ,r VIC w
pose oi giving SONS explanations, and Is atogeshS
personal character.
Count kopoLriis IN orAs" has besn cre~'ed .
Marshal oi France.
Italy.
n..,,,,,,, co,,,,,,s s., :, ru,,, m, r,., rs.-s~S
~ ,h. s,..,.., .n,h,,.,.sr. hx the ,eoni.
VII, n uo 49, n.'ia.a.,. ~ Mn nrhii.h.- -
In, .ha,.,, ~ n.c..S,,v nS x;,bSr...ing M
iro"ns rrom Rome. /, ssys' tbss ,hey ara thefs ID
smplsst gusranises for the safety OF the Pope aud
NE freedom Of the Church, the mission Of the
French will be fulfilled with dignity by the NstOa-
u Army.
cD Dess On ,ne .sa r nns w. .,sr ~ ,bs Inferior
onss' w, sp AIS n, nsn as.yverr,ed, bu, 10
sAia 'ne usa 20 49,. say.Ssi ioconyenIenoss q
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-;o:--
AhniIfpNAf. NEWS.

for k,URcy, SpTti.-Thu, far, th, sxport
OF treasure this year exceed, the eu,s Of IN. a.
quarter ~ l.st year by sGoo, ,coo.
The markets generally are duh. Thar, 1. bu,.
demand for goods for the trade rurs, cr.ahel ,s.s
sF oof"e are slightly unsettled by ,pecul.,iye ops-
fa'"'' anil recent rates hardly be realized Ths
t"ie In hrcsdstuas q. exceedingly ms,arc. and ,h.
market de- dedly duil. Ills supposed th,r, i, M.
te eHilahe !nr eNpott renlailing Ia the state that Ia,
'm already ieen engaged, There " still q large
luan,ils II the lower grades, whhh will ia mani.
,'cluted into Tlpetdue anur and then exported
hrNt. California rsDCh lritter sell, al 10 cents,
L'sten l. hegected During the PAST week, leo ,IgS
shwG1 81 domestic pure spirits ltsve leen sold ly
GALLON
TIE weather Is again gsiny.
The late storm damaged m ~. yl,irI. in rf...
lninns County almIs tr the extent Vt 5000 ,O0o
new effort II W he made ~ contest the will ~
u" late senator Rso"ssrs. on the g,"md oG for
F,N ms e'tnH y estimated W hc wvtth ,wN ml-
wv. M,Nuirs, tormerly ot Mansfield, Ohio, who
esrly rn,isr-atd 10 this state, aud bccame very
wealthy pisyious To- the great Sacramento Are II
lSs', which swept away most of his property, conn
ni'ted suicld. NJ San Francisco on the "a 4 of M,r
in,cmpersnce and domestic troubles the alleged
nue.
Judge H,puy los been srre-ted ~ Sacramento -
al accomplice io the murder It the printer NrwuI.
San Francisco on the LIST of January last u. IL
making erertions 10 prevent being brought tSt,isl
~ this city. He sued out u writ ot hahcns corpus
before Judge MopnI-,S, Of Sacramento, bu, ths
Judge declned To rele~-e him. Next he tried Judss
M'kIrsIEr, Who likewise dslned to interfere. =
Next he tried Judge N,tvsy, of Sacramento ~hp
released him On $4,000 hail.
The act Of Congrer- organizing the Terri,c'y OF
Nevada, " Is believed, will deprive Cah"rna oi .
strip Il her territory 400 miles long 10y from n 70
" miles wide. The -sase viii probably be un~il-
Hs % sa srSS % ns5
ate has passed the "l.o~ing resolution gu the sub
hct;
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Dis.er 70 IIss. W. l.. Dsytss.

Tresto", Aprl 10, ls6l.--Ths dinner to Hoa.
W. L. DAYros, Minister TO France, given by thu
Dar OF New Jersey, came OF today ut the Trenton
Mouse. The Chancellor Of the State presided.
Large pambers Of the Bench and Bar were In AT
tendance. An Addres, on behalf oi the Bsr We
made by the Chancellor, 70 which Mr.. DArfoS -
spondsd 81 much length and very ably. spsecAss
vBrs also made by 0overnI bzown, late hinistes
10 Prussia Judge OaDES, senator Tks EsHx. ~
sertainnent was . splendid sfAir, end sverythins
psssed % very agrsesbly. This syeaduS rckso
vSs ored in favor OF the general sovsrnIasi, and
ksss narsbsr OF nsa. with a's ssa drum, wsrS Vsr
sAlng Ne ssrSsfS
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Flro h NlsssresI, &c

4ontredI APr'1 l5.-The ashes inspsctisa
s,ores were destroyed by nrs this sf,srpoon Loss
Al.b, 900; principally covered by insurance.
The river rose suddenly yesterday, completely in
unaisting Grihentown and the lower part nj this
city, lmuense damage was done.
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THE NEw CouSrr JAIL---A new ceaseY
oil, 10 take the place Of ,bs one In Eidridss aDa
snow in course u erection on the corner Of -.
o~ street and Essex Markst Pisos. Whsa -
shed. II viii be handsome structure d rsA hsscAS
riinned with ifeestone, end IRON pcsssA sppas.
ncss, we'll adsIssd to the uses fr which u 70 -
isnsd. occupies the site Of The nassao
Sspsnsary, which hss bstn removed b nssR
lArket. .
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kEnosED.- Sergeant PEEL, of ths Ord H.
ssSs, who was charged with disordsriy ooodurs -
ayne,l from the force on Saturday.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED.
ETMPLOYMtNr wAyTip-u, y,,,.,.

EMPLOYMENT wANTfD-uY A yurx,
unmsrriet Scotchn.n, , s'esdv riscc IN a.,
employ or !ocalitJ knoss bitsing ~ we'll dr, .,i
Also xroc.ries, the care Of h0fr,s, carsfI d. =,
rres snd fRurcs pretty well, reference frnm rr..,
81. CLAUDE, stJ ROBERTSoNs, D WAS
srWe 16,il1yS
HOUSEWORK-WANTED A SITUATIO,
in the county on Q farm, By an American vilo,
sbere thetr L. small dairy; urde-atands nj ain ~
= and not afraid OF work. fiease call AZ C0t ~
~, 10,l5i,g
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CTORES &c., TO LET-a STORY SION
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-17
THE NEW YORK sun.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CEwING ES-wANTED-Ladie,
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SERVANTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
All brst clase servants, also respectable persous
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