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n before the Introduction Of Railways Renovatinq
1851 eht on the coast Of South America the streets
eii t..u NaiISfaiso, Buenos Ayres, Rio and other
1919 i.s,L Nfa ott remnants humanity covered from
- tup With trIEhtful sores and ulcers iii har'
" utl ana corrupt humors. The use Of Rad.Foyss
lug hesolvent has purified. cleansed and
i,aid ' .lsA 10 every case No more crippled and
e's'1Su hpef- no more foul and sore-eaten bodies
are TO be seen in the public Streets: f'r in
hatNss henovatlag Resolyent aided in the more
~ 49, t"ses ~ the Ready Relief and Rerulafing
- Us, , repuiSlve leper, covered with running
So' ana ulcers becomes sound. clean and healthy
N'o"uy remedies are sold by Druggists Merchants
ana storekeepers everywhere.
rlse 81 laa~2ys Ready Relief: % cents. 10 cent.
eirts ~ ~ ~ p,'le. Railways Regulating plts; !.
~. nv pr eox teoae1 with gum s. PINS n eaeh :
Neho'a'ing Resolvrnt; 81 per bottle IVA
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ES- The best way to settle the block
ade question, is for Congress to prohibit
the shipment of a single bale Of cotton
from the South, until peace is declared.
England and France will then settle the
matter before next winter.
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Mr.. SPALnING.
sm:-Not long since sent to you for box Of c.
phalic Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache
and Costveness and received the same and n n had
good eject that iods indHcoa sed for
Please send bY return mail. Direct 10
A. r. WHEELER.
lpsilanu, Mich.
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Ma. SPALnfNa
SIR: have tried your Cephaic Pills and ike tho
so Ioei that want you send me two dollars worth
more.
Part ofthese arc for the neighbors, to whom gave
a few OF the first box got from YOU
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't Servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
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The following singing note is addressed
By a gentleman Of New Orleans, to Major
Anderson. the hero Of Fort Sumter.
Wonder II Major Anderson will respond
10 the proposition the writer makes him,
or will ne belize Stewards when convicted
Of lying by Judge Campbell. seek the
convenient refuge Of throwing himself
back upon his dignity and refusing to re-
ply. The honest portion Of the Adolf
ion party who say that the present war is
tobo waged for the destruction Of slavery
and the sut3ugation Of the South. win BE-
APT 10 think strangely Of one Of their
leading military officers. who goes into
the war with claim Of $4,000 in his
roclyes sl-riv-,-i frs.s. .liaa.sala Of mems
They will perhaps like to know why he
could not before joining their side. a.
yeil have set these negroes free instead
q leaving them ia slavery and pocketing
their marketable value. They are not
.uch fools a. 10 be unable to perceive the
consistency Of Major Anderson's conduct,
nd 10 discover the baseness Of man
vho will sell property to his neighbor. and
hen turn around and assist 70 destroy the
value ~ that property
To Major Robert Anderson.
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From tAs Western 2. r. eaze,s, Chicago, H.

I From nc tsttT7l 2. 4. LdzeIte, C3lcdQo, ~.
REYSoLDsBURG, Franklin Co, Ohio,l
January 9, 1851. (
HFNRT c. SPALDINe, No. IS Cedar st. n Y.
DEAR SIR Enclosed find twenty-five cents, (251 for
which send box of ~Cephalic Pills" send to address
of Rev. VIM. c. Filler, Reynoldshurg, Franklin Co..
lhiO.
Tour Pills l0ork lie chdfm-ciwe Headache almost
aStdBter. Truly yours,
VIM. C. FILLER.
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We heartily endorse MI. spOlding, and his unriyal
led Cephalie Pills.
From the KaR0,5ha VALLEY Star, Ksn0,rha, "a.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, viii stick to them.
From tho Southern Path Finder, Nee Orleans Ia
Try them YOU that are afflicted. and we ar, sure
that your testimony be added to the area1y nu-
mer6us st that has received beneh fits that no other
medicine can produce.
From the 81. Louis Denoerst.
The immense demand for the article (cephac
Pills. is rapidly increasing.
From the GaIatts, Davenport, Toisd.
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not kaop TO Possess real merit
From tie advertiser, Pror6lsuee, r. l.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable 90 artcrs.
{ ~ ON the Daily NeeS, Tarport, r l.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds
| IEsom the On wserssal Buiisss. Boston. Moss.
Said TO he efieacious for the headache
| FSOm the comassreial 6nc.nHati Ohio
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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1H Sc wbat the People, Press aud Dealers soy.
Henry r.. COsfar.-.Al The summer have been
troubled with Ro@ehessand Mice. I actlIai4
ashamed OF the house the Reaches eFargN hef1;
purchased a box Of your Exgerminator and tried
it. and IN ore week there was not Roach or Mouss
in the house.
JOIN B. GIvzSs, No. "a Elm Street.
HOusekeepers troubled with verrnln need he
no longer, ii they use -9ostRrs ExterInlfiaioft
We have used to satisfaction, II a box cost ",
would have it. We have tried puisons put te1
effected nothing: but CosfAaa article knocks tie
breath Of Rats, Mice and Bed, Bugs quicker tal
can write H. 1t is ia great demand al over tue
country Medina (O) Gazettc
More Grain and provisions are destroyed an
nually IN Grant County by NCTfnin, than would p!
FOR tons Of this Rat and Insect Kiler.-Ldaeas1"
(His.- Herald.
Henry r. COstar--Your Estcruinatcr iH re-
ceIved, used and pronounced decided success
We used box IS IT, and the way the Rats and Mice
around premises raised Ned" that night Na- q
caution g. sieepers. Since then not a Rat OF Mouse
has beet heardin Kitchen OF ceilaFocrcg t4otaal
Tfses.
1 Pave been selling your Exterrninasor icf
the year, and have found i sure s0t every time
ha- re not known il fail in single instance
GEoEGa Rose Druggist, Caralngton' u
We are seIIing-Your preparations rapidly
w herever they have Teen used Rats, Mice, Reaches
aid Nermin disappear iInmc dateiy.
EcEER SToUrTER, Druggists, New Windsor, Ne
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A new volunteer company, called the
BcauFegard Rifles, has been organized in
Nicksburr.
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nSy- Gen. BEAuREgAED is about IS years
Of age Gen. LEE is about IS years old.

bS- Mr.. Wigfall says in letter to a
friend in Washington, in create conf
denoe, that the Confederate army will
capture Washington. Lincoln and bis
Cabinet, unless they leave before the mid
die Of June. He says they have nearly
100000 wei armed troops. and in less
than two weeks viii be on their way to
zE-Ahi.-a--..--a.Ea1 nssnacf- a. winter IN
III ~ IT.
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- The axih Alahama regiment Col.
seities commanding. has been ordered Is
vis'iaia. and = probably nov % D. -
thllher.
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EMINENT AND DIsTINGUsHED
READ THE. RECORD.

stltesmen, Lawyers. Clergymen, Physicians, Military
uid Naval officers, Merchants and others endorse
the superior efficacy Of Dr. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
READ THE. RECORD.
Hon. J. J. Middleton of South Carolina.
Sen. Jose Nilamil. Of the iSny OF Ecuador, s. A.
lr. Frederick B. Page Of Mississippi.
col. p. Money. Of
lion. John a. Qqitman- Of
j. sutherland buIEe, Esq of
Massrs. blackwell a Floyd Merchants, Mississippi.
Ut. Jos NJ. stewart Livingston, La.
El4ey ". squircs, Esq Hlrri-onburgh, Ia.
Isaac Hud.lest9u. Esq Hudlleston. La
Col. JOHN Is. Stanford. & iarlls vile, Ga.
Col Wln kligo. Dahlonega. ga.
base Pits, Esq DEyiou Ga.
DE-. J $ L'uug, Lafayette Va.
Or. Juo Fink y. c.
Br. S. 4. Laflmer. Mount Vernon, Ga.
Dr.. ID Hopkins. Fincastle, Va
Gen shields d. = s.
Col lyons STA Reg r. Y. s. NJ
ID. T. W. Eafie. Ah5eviIle s. c.
S. >. Ashton. Esq- % jacksonville. Fla.
Col. j. Richardson. Galveston. Texas.
ligtt. Cow Dickson, Texas.
and thousands Of other distinguished gentlemen
RADWAY's READY RELIEF.
EADNAA : REGULATING PILLS,
RAILWAYS REN0NNfING RESOLVENT
and have cured Themselves and others with thesf
remedies ailer eli othermedicues failed Every one
Of the above named gentlemen viii vouch for these
rerneiie- a. beng the only medicines that restored
them and their friends and those to whom they
recommeudod them. 20 health
REPiaESEN rATTvEs OF THE PRESS.
speeiGi Correspondents Of
The LONDON Times-England.
The New York Herald.
Tie New Orleans pcayune.
Tho NcW orleans Delta.
The New Orleans True Delta
= Tbs Charleston Mensalrv
Z j he fsalvestntl hnts
And ~ fact kdi,of- Ceres ponsenis. Reporters Of
tV mot intuental Newspapers throughout Eur,pe
North aud soaih Alaeriear and the Caiadas endorse
Radway Ready Relief
kadHys keegaflng Pills,
Eadways kenoyating Resolvcnt.
as having efe ted the mos astonishing cures and T.
cure dc siek more rapidly than al other systems OF
mediaation knpRn C. the medical faculty. +.s
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Radway,s Ready Relief.
me MINUTE MEDICINE.

instantaneous case IS given by Railways Ready
Relief IA all eases &c acute pam int rnal external
lt stops 20 "a moment the maddeuing agony OF rheu
Inatl-m neuralgia f0qth4che. burns scalds cuts and
bruises when applied outwsrdly. Torture, that il
eeollnued Wod cause death ls arrested by a single
dose q lt m five mnuras. Il suspends disease civ
lng time for the action Of the other remedies All
complaints caused by unhealthy air. such as small
FaN, scarlet ever. measles fever and sgue, yellow
ievtr cholera. dysenfery. pneumonia, 6c., are pre-
vented by lts occasional use. When the nervous
scIn Is paTaiyzcd or couvulsed il produces rapid
reaction Immediately relieving spasfns commissions
histories &c For The dehiitared II is the best pos
stole stomschie Infinitely better than alcohol in any
tlm- Have on hand always iOr il may be required
a. any moment and 10 drug will supply its place.
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/ FFeTa the .idus-tissy ProUideRcs, R. I.
The Cephalic ? lis are said TO be remarkably e.
fectve remedy for the headache and Of the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.
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UNHEALIHY cITIEs. sIcKLY cIIMArFs.

Dr. WaTnbsrie Of Curacao. writes to the special
agent pr Roadway follows: This is one Of the
most healthy places in the world-medicines 81
known v ne that viii diseases IT the same char
acier pa other places have effect upon the sick
mere. RADgAYs READY RmIKF. RgGUtATISG pIIIs and
hiSovATiNG ResolyrsT prove happy exceptions for in
every case whore these miraculous medicines are
administered, they the sick. ] have cured the
most terrible cases Of yellow fever fever and artle.
typhoid fever. congestion OF the liver bilious fever
u4 the use OF the Ready Relief aud Railway Pills
With TIE Ready Relief and Regulating Pills Dys
emery j. harmless Cholera becomes past-time. and
The most violent small Pox changes 20 mild form OF
Varieleid- The riehttui Asthma is speedily reduced
70 easy, unchecked breathing In bites Of snakes
a stngs ~ insects single application Of the Read,
htAyi heutralizes the poison aud smoothes the irri
81 the heart rush Of blood to the head and fits of va
Tleas KINDS, 10y few doses Of Railways Regulating
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SPRUCE CREEK, Huntington Co Pa
January Is, ls6l.
SIR ;-Nou viii please send me two boxes Of Your
Cephalic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours
JNO. B. sIAONE. E
p 81 have used one box Of your Pills and find
them excellent.
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wholesaIe Agents in 80. Cltz.

Shiedelih Brothe rs s Co.. Hall. Reckel Go,
Harral Risley Kitchen.lF C. Wells & Co.
b. A. Fahnestocl; :, Hull &IThomas 4 Fuller.
Co. i.azelle Marsh 4 Gardner,
Bush. Gale & Robinson p. b Orvis.
A. B. d. Sands Co, Hall. Dixon Co.
NJ Ward Close Co, lPcnf1ld. Parker a Mower
Wheeler & Hart, "Trip Co.
Mckisson Robbins, iDndley q Stafford.
HeGaman &C., Conrad Fox, and others.
d. S. Barnes Coz
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Philadelphia, Pa.

T. W. Dyott & Sons, French Richards a Co
h. A. Fahnestock Co. land others.
Robert Shoemaker a Co.
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WV Sydney MYERS ESQ. H.v.s,. crn..

WA. Sydney MYERS, ESQ, HAvAxA, CUBA.
HAVANA CurA. Jan. :. 1855.
Nes@rs RtDrAr Co. Gentlemen - have heen q
sufferer nom srlte Chronic hHaB0tisq far the las
nod neither tongue nor pen can express. / have
spent little fortune Doctors bills without der
wing any substantial benefit. Re .enty had one o
my frequent periodical attacks was very IN for
week and had MT sept an hour al any one time. A
spanish mend 90 whom related my sfierings tolu
me DE had remedy which would give me relief and
De kind presented me with bottle Of -RABRAYS
kLAiE kEuF" Although skepoa Of deriving any
advantage nom It's use that night applied it freely
on going @ bed and 20 my great am8zement felt re-
hcFta aud stepf s1iudy The next night. again an
pled the Really Relief and an0ks "a ne gaorainq f-,f
from pan. herring 9ii used qtoif half ne bottle.
hrafuly so return Won humble ackn 1wled 1e-
Heuts FIR your Hyaiualle medicine, which may Well
te called a' bii~Sug so man Thanking
You from my SCE for your wonderful remedy. l have
tlc honor 10 supscrite myself
Yors, Respectfully.
W.SYDNEY MYERS
Great Cures OF Fever and Agus,
Typhoid Fever,
Bilious Fever.
Scarlet Fever,
yellow Fever,
Small Pox.
Measles Croun
sore Throat Asthma,
And Bad Cough,
Whoopng Cougbr a.
DiaTrhOaCh ,i n5Ss
Fits, ieFa Morbus'
Dyy
Nhsumatsm, r. estery,
Goat. Govt leuinaue1n,
20 Lambago.
All Pains All Aches,
And lufrmates.
Hy CUREDt CURIspi CCREDi
ADWAlS READY RELIEF and RADWAY'S
REGULATING PILLS!
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HAGERToED, Pa Feb. 6. ISL.
Mn. SPAnING.
SRI wish you 70 send me more box Of your
Cephac Pills, hare rcceited great deal Of benefit nom
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
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BHLr vrpsos, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1sdl.

BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1851.
HENRI G. SPsLDIEG Esq. s.
Please md inciosed twenty-five cents for which
send me another box Of your Cephaiic Pills. They
aEs tTlalB tao best faila 4 hare eusr tired.
: -A,ss,s-s a sssaNIzF. p. NJ.
- zzele Nefnons " yansut ca A..
BEvERLY, Mass Dec. Il, lsens
II. C. SPAInINe. Esa.
wish Tor some ercnlars or large show bills 70
nrlng your Cephahc fAlls more particularly before
my customers. II you have anything OF the Kind
lease send 20 me
One fmy customers who is subject 10 severe Sick,
Hea iache usually lasting two days ood Of an
tttdek "a one hour 81 tour Plus which / sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W. b. WILKES
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HEADACHE CTRE.

FOR THE CURE or CEPHALIc AFFECTIONS.
one or tNo 81 Roadway Regulating Bills viii cure
Tie most violent aud distressing Headache.
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from the DeH'oe7s' St Cloud MINI.
- YOU arc, q ave been troubled with the headache
fbeTo i iI oo~ Cephalic Pills. that you may have
"0i' u" S's7e Of an attack.
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From the Era8liner. No1JoR. "a.
Cephahc Pills accomplish the object for which they
we're ii'ae' VIZ Cure Of me headache IN al ITS rms
FfgH The Eranlissr, NoItoik, va
They have been tested in NOR j.. than a tbopss,d
cases, with entire success
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In the foregoing case Mr.. Justice
Handy. delivered the following dissent
ng opinion.
NJ. C. Cummings
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ST. L0uis. Mo.

Geo c. Goodwin & Co. lweekes a Potter,
NJ. S. Burr Co, Jno. Wilson, Jr.
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CONGRESs.

rHOs. j. WHARTON, Of Kinds
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[ ~ ON the Daily EesS, Eacport, r l.
cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
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tatesmen Lawyers Clergymen, Physicians, Military
I'D Naval officers, Merchants and others. endorse
be superior sfhcacy Of Dr. RAILWAYS REMEDIES
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We heartily endorse Mr. spalding and his unriyal
led Cephalic Pills.
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Ffom tie AdpertiSeT, Prori7enee, r. l.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable 90 arters.
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TLs P,nSms S'dr and Herald Of August Sd
has come 10 band. Tbs British ship Msrssy
arrived At A,pinwall on the let Inst bringing
ore hurdred suptrnumerary sea nsn for the
Pacific squadron.
The tsns paper lsarns tina. at an interview
bstWUn Mr.. Secretary BRwARD and Mr..
PoABo, Charge ia ftires Of tn, Granadian
Gu federation, the former Ackno Wlsdgsd tho
Obligation OF the United States unitr the sx.
iatiDG treaty, 10 protsct the neutrality o. the
Isttmu, AND 1surs the safety CT transit lgai asst
invasion; slso tbst vessels o. war would bs
kept at both ports for that purpose. This
news gave much satisfaction.
On he q Inst. the Uoi oil States friga.s
Sarsnac was tske9 TO IabogS 10 Ascertain tbs
damage caused by h,r grounding in the Hate
swell shs win ultimately pfocSei TO San
Francisco The Wyoming has also been oTdo:.
&c TO that port. Toe s.. MnJ's has been
ordered 70 the co iat a Mexico 90 relieve the
C'sue whot- mAndsr has left for the
United States.
The oAlh o, allegiance Wa' administered 70
the Cficers and crew OF t2s Uultsd Sta.s. thlo
Lancaster shortly afttr hsr Grrlyal In Panama,
IL was tsk'u with tue greatest snttu ia,m b.
svely man on OoOrd sxcap. one fro n the atats
Of mSlus, who refused.
ENly on the morning Of the lat ipstaut. a
mart shock Of earthquake WAS felt a. Panam1.
This was the rec nd earthquake sx perien ssd In
fsnsmA within sbou. month,
A latter from Ca leo reports the arrest of
fhiee or four American contractors, on chsrxs
Of being Engaged In inuing counterfeit Psruvi-
an money.
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We Tear We mus give up another Of GU,
davsst, trusst Abl-s. defenders, to the dc nor
Of human sse'ihees In whore name the psaee
and the very existsncs Of our country 10 a,sal-
Cd with law!e's war. The fall Of General
LVos for ws dsrs no longer doubt thu daddy
nsws-e'o.hss all the land In mourning. Tn.
nurdsr OF 50 many Of eur country's noblesl
sons, by . set OF traitors the most pspursd,
malignant and uugratstul that ever made war
upon the common nghts Of map, cdss to hea.
ven for veogsaaes, and demands the stsrn,s,
vows Of jostics OF the banded fslons, from
svsry tine ana loyal soul.
The prcgrsss Of events ard OF the hamans
ind hssitaiinE mind Of the North, toward the
dirsst pitch tf eivil wa, now promises to b.
rapid snd terrible. II would ,seu as II tn,
two foremost ehie's Of the new Government
bad b'sn placed whore they are, Just TO have
tho sffenirats humsuitari Anisn o. their school
knoSksd out Of them In the shortest way.
Much Is they long TO make the war n tourna.
mant Of courteslss aud implements, the hosts
OF ball that conhont them will give tho q sht
its true chsrac.sr In spite ot their shrinking
Tksss gsn,lshsAr,.d rrl,p will rot kuov
themselves ar the sSrs msa q few weak,
hence. Ihs srrest Of Hon. 7. A. X. NaLsoS,
the noble p'tiij. Of Tennessee. for "trsAsou 70
treason, torssodss deeds OF horror in the neA-
future that will h1lrs the war beyond all
human control, sni btyond TIE seops Of al
Purposes but thSss e che Az mighty.
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independence, No.. Aug. IS Tho Santa ".
man' with deaes 10 July 29ih. has arrived,
Lieut.. SMITH q the STA Iuf.utry, weit q
Ch,nuabna 10 recover the G Jvers ment train
stolen by one kirk, wagon master, and was
eksn prisoner by the Texan troops and IA NO A
at Espaso en- palole. Il is raportsd thai thsre
are large number OF Texans on thar vav
up to seize Fort stsutton and any q )vssumsnt
property they cen find.
frsparations have BEEN inside TO rsstiye than,
AZ Fort Staun'on. They eau defend them
selves they bavs no artillery, aud they Will
never get near enough to do any damage h
the Federal P'cke's a. the Federal picksts ara
out nty miles In every direction.
news had reached Santa Fs that the reRu
lars bAd ben ordered lone; II 20 the Gov.
Gnmett virtual AbAndons the tsfTitory 10 the
Sou,h, ne volunteers being no protection to
Fort llmors 10 now gNIr'sontd by 10 com.
pani's OF regulars, 10 Of Infantry aud 4 oI
crAgoopF. Toe pg0lsrs ara updsr MARCHING
th,m.
lhs Apache IL dams sre troublesome. th.v
think because the Caitsd States troons
have abandoned soma OF thsir pests that n Z,
Lett open TO them 10 muIdtr and steal. Th.,
have attacked the overland mail craeS AMI
klhd The driver, but were finally r.pulssd ans
the coach vert on.
Two Steamboats, passed our Lending ysstsr.
day. going dSwn thu river loaded with Uni tad
Btsies troops, Their dtttip alton suppc,sd 10 h,
LxiTg bD, as the time Il the snlstm Mt OF III
Troops row hsrs has sSpIsd. AL quiet Mare,
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FIRE IN STATE Srnxlr-At IL o'sset
Monday night . fire broke out in tho NJ
part OF the htuse No. II STATE street. cocupd
ssa porter hsuss ard dwelling by MGR
ou1orkr. Dsrsgs $500; no Insurance..
TIE LATE SrABBIso AFFRAr II Wa
SrnzEr-DnArH OF THE wousbxp PAxrr
GEo. WILLIAMS, the sallor who was n
during fight on Sunday evening, In m =
the porter house ~ JAMES SMITH. No. u
Water street, by AUGUSTINE BAEco. a al
niafd tisd on Monday night at the N, Y. nj
P,tal Coroner JACKhAS yesterday held ,
nqusst uton The body, whsn Il sp feared III
On The blight In question, the partiss, togett
With q numbsr ct Others, ali sailors We
onnkhig In the houss, and partially irtoxica
Cd, when deceaSd commsnced cal ing alb usi
names and BARoo a.k.d him n he spp /.
them to him. Deceased splisd In the afif N
tive ard 1quGred Cf for a faht. The landlc
than ordered them out OF bis house, and 81,
Iroce' dei to the sidewalk, and for some =,
nsnts fought dsspsra' ely, deceased str,kit
the dst bio~ end I'm ckipg down BAroo.
Inc ist'er on rising, drew q knifs and plura
Cd Il into thu abdomen OF deceased, Who fs
moftsily woundsd.-GBo. CHAhBr nIAIs.
shippats OF dscsased, then attempted 70 art n
bAsco, but receiving Q cut nom the kuifI
dtsist. d. BAhCo d,d but was pursued ed
taken into cus,odv. TIE medical tssi uno I
fhowed tbe wound 70 have bssn at,rrib.s on
and that three feet Of the small intasttnss p-1
iIuded from Il Tbs jary brought In a W
dict sgsins; BARCo and the Cxoaer lock,
him up for trial. Deceased wss Q native q
Greece, "a yssr, Ct rgs. BARco was born /
Spain and u 81 Je6s OF aga He pi. xi.d %
guilty.. some OF he WITNESSES wsre sent
the House Of Detention.
Rus OvHh-A young man, named JAM
WILSON was run ovar AZ ~ o'clock, on Msu
day pieht, at tho CORNER Of Broadway IN
Morris ST.. by sngius NJ 90, and seriously In
iursd. BE was tsksn to the N. Y. Hpspisal.
A woman, ransd ELLKs ROACH, was ri
over at the corner Of Grand Of. and the Bow
cry By bakers wagon, and considerably ia
jursd: She was conveyed to her rssidsnce N,
81 Willst ct.
FousD DRowsED.-Ths body Of VILLA,
SMITH late csrpsntsr employed on bourd IN
ship Jsromish Thompson, lyiog at thu foot O
Wall st., was yesterday found In the dook
de had been missing aimee Saturday last. a.
u suppe sed 70 have 70 len overheard vhiIs io
toaicaied. Coroner JACKMAH was notified an,
viii hold an Inquest Ia the case. Dsc.a =,
was pa'iys OF this city, 42Jsars Of age, aud
leaves a wife.