, 1863-11-23
EEwS PARAGRAPH.

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!. e +. ncither nav or Topderfu1. f,r itIsa,
,id ~ fhe Drlu1e. vhen IN nv onfn1on 4
Killed noro thin It cured y
=, amafenr resfdent 1ear 1.on5on -; Tnr,-rs
Tr,ycu. In water c21u.r. ras soIa Ia T,ori
AEhbrrta2 for the sum Of 1850 pufaea..
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:, 4hnnarn5 ne,ra cov-re5 III "so ..hsteea
1~semiSinr ssnhs,tnu, fron III an. =. @ Tt
1.tes vh1.h ,a n reai;te.e % e1. unG 20 sen tses
;.nn, sssts: nn aited - - ny speeiss OF pasro
on,e1 ana rrf1ned TT into eIre,iort u hns1g pe1ag
tinid.
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cs,co hronoht hs.n - - a. az ~ Ssu sfAa-
ths+ ho bn6.s thta eno,ss, IL Aue I.s1ly sAys
- - he rGpt;nn.5 11As 4" 11ss'sfs' 1sSry'
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r.. "a LONDON !oster FAYE: .Almoat eeTsn
tSit III mgn; elsaasl, nun ren ,ts tspfM,sa. remark
auJ stGes xnn I11l 1uanI4seHes VIII Gis4Icus 1e4'
1ac1, sau 1un ngat; saS1g "3tsea ING erea-
Cn1ensn4 i - en0 LUZ s4'n oa"tsa-ol'use
....,
"A WORKMAN OF Hoonton, n. - has made
Ee5y oe21i1o1 &cd 7aluaolo conecl1on oi IL
~ ssc9, NMca nave oeea astfacted ~ nign: 70
ne hla1t 1sfnace Or ne nan Horks at that
place, ana mas arranged then u the torm Of
afe.1es Of boquets Of flowers Of the most bril-
naos naes-
Some Of the ladies OF Hartford appear In
the streets without hoops, but with dresses
that come down only 10 the ankle, discloafng
ha]mora1 boots and striped stockings. OAe
of,he Hartford papers thinks this "a pleas
ant reiofm.'
The origin Of whist does not 20 further
back than 50 years. Lord LYndhuFst, bora 10
l772, WIS one Of the most devoted adopts Of
this game. It Is to him that is owing that
manner OF playing, namely, when person
holds single card Of o suit that he at once
Plays It out, and Hhieh Is knoWn BY the uame
Of a Singleton" This name is derived from
Gen. Bcdeau. one Of tbs most distinguish
ed Of the brilliant French officers, who won
fame and acquired skill In Algeria, died at
Nantes on the S0th Of October, BE uas FRA
short time Minister Of War under tha Pfovjs-
ional Government. He was arrested By Louis
Napoleon on the night Of the2d Of December,
1851, and imprisoned and then exiled. He
but only to die, He was 50 year5 Of age.
The inmates of, the Msssacl,us sntta Stote
Prison ore mannfscLuEinp articleR Tor HaIe At a
Sanitary fair to be hcId ID Boston nert month
As tlo wing the Interest thew feel In the mad.
ter, one nan came to the Warden and said be
thing, but be Mould giye eichtsen cents nhich
was in the Office belonging to him; aaotber
said he had Rold ring there, which he would
like to give; another wanted to eiTo 4 SILVER
watch. and tR0 or three others contributed
IS each from funds which thew lad In the Wiz
aeu's hands. '' ''' @'N'>" - 1'1S
= In tbs T5n,ted statea c5rcn;t conrt Il,
R.,j,n.rra ~ Monas Tas+ * ao.ss so9s oers ~
Hnna+s W ~ a9 aa},hn,s anS ~ - x ~ SIas' ~
Wis. late Police ,Commiss1onera Of Bh|timora-
sgainst the Ex Secretary Of War, Simon Cam.
tTon, to recover, eeverally, $20'0O0 damaqes
fer the arrest and imprisonnen: Of tie plain-
tif1s in July, 1861, wors finally disposed Of.
Ihe suits were taken from the docket by con.
sent of TIE plaintiAs' counsel, on the state
u,ent in open court By The counsel for tbs de-
fendant, that he was authorized by his clisrt
to eay that tie latter (s;en Camafou) had no
Part in the arrest and imprisonment Of the
plaintiffs or either Of them.
with mora ardor than ind1ment Who n Rad 5JG. G,r
The iirst tine The NsIselis Hsfoise Of Ronssean @ ~
Shocked hy the dangaa,ns nrinc;nies Wsi",
ha hs1ievcd the wnrE incn1cat.t ha T7rena1ed mad
ir,mediaseIy for f,1s ciass An einnuent' dfFnnSs F
ciatIca Of ihc outhor ana whatever 1,a had
written. or the tIf:v nr ona hnn;1rad v,nno
,no,, rgho hod - mi. x,snI ae..aeTi o*5 -