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nj AIZENA.

The food and luxury Of the age, without single
amid one trial will convince the moot skeptcal-
Makes puddings, Cakes, Cnstarcs, Blanc Mango,
A. without isingiass with few OF no eggs at cost
astonishing the most economical. slight add
ton to ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
bread and cake. Its Also excellent for thckening
sweet sauces, grvies for fish or ieai, SOUP &C. For
Ice-Cresm nothing can compare with u. LITTLE
boiled in milk will produce nch cream for coneei
chocolate, tea &c-
ami up IN one pound packages, under the trade
marx Maisana, with directions for USE
A most delicious article OF food for children and
invads OF all sges. For sale BY 6roccrs and Drug
aists everywhere.
wholesale Depos, les Fulton 81 New York.
WILLIAM DURYEA, General Agent.
iune 24-Iy.
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Lost.--S25 Raward-

Z O5f on ths iath instant e PRAIRIE Dog
a alaarra Co ilaI aule Of a6eauiy F." She afora
rrsasd wi b pad 90 any perlon retsrnine Be- o.
tila lihce ul Dh aHfN0uH
-. - cedaE street. bei. Summer nsd Chsrrf.
ecsis-lr
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W. & J. A. sKADRoN,
-spt-sas, - ''' De s.as'r N.nul.r,urus %.
,, MaAALER a WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

- so = - t1eai fasriiy seui.r -,
Neua y = ne mos ma ~ ~ .ellne q ne
49, - .i 3,s.,s ne d1ueas ihrsad -, .n-s N
il ssss hsas iass ~ ~, nv, 7, e s1aosi nos,'
kabefs 20 ne most nosuusuf -. : nds md
Nc. eeeailli l,seoe othIn'ture. h \. II Is
=. "a - cons,fuc1o1- a uses 10 sh-,,.,. sua.
sess a. iasi a. ecY tnder can tnrn --i-e, aali
y has universally earned % tfs -.
stel has heer callei b me tssi Il ~, -l = her
49,, Loaeon, The Industrial kxIsssIii-. :. y ef.ds
- teiied siaius Fans az Sisie Ii. = = =, lsiis
selia.ess All Al CouaiT Fsirs. t'fs,s = - -
Fsuias NJ Il NJ tss-,.,.h lostuzn
nclf-in - 'A'-sNA-fs Agent
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The figures. it will be remembered. refer
only TO the origiHai stoek, and 10 not take
into account the descendants Of f1reirners
born In the county, ln Iaae Tue percent
age Of foreign born residents I'm some Of the
leading cities was IS follows.
Baltimore .--.....-...2s-I Chicsgo- 49, 09
ChNiesf n............15 IS Richmond ... ... "a uI
Clnainnall. q N 81 Innl.. b --a
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WALL PAPER, etc.

EUIIsON, J. W. a CO. Manufacturers and
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods. No. II
College street.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.
ATTORNEYS ar LAW.

CAMPBELL McEWEN 4 GROEsBEcK. AttoT-
- neys 81 Las and Claim Agents practice N al
the &, urts. Collections promptly attended, 70 :
fa0 claims AGAINST the United States and Vouchers
collected. Office u North Cherry street. up slalrs
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The localities which they sought as rep
resented in the report Of the census Of 1859,
prepared by Mr.. Kennedy, which is cur au-
ihoriig ior this and ether statistical data,
were.
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CARaIAGK MANUFACTURERs.

CIN6LETON, R. b -Bookseiler, Publisher
y s'stioner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
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BANKEHs AND BRoKERs.


" Office t25S Cherry s.; p o. Box Jas.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
VFIRsT NATIONAL BANK-GoEernmen DEPOSIT
II tJFy-No. 80 College street. between Onion
and ths Pubic Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government seeufi-
ties OF al kinds. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission Collections promptly al
iended 70.
A e. sAsroaB, Prss't JAS G. OsDES .Cash'r.
NFARR, THOs s.-Broker, corser Union and
MI College street., buys and sells Gold. UIeur-
renl Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 70 promptly
Also buys and fells on mmsslon-
q EO1ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- g Lherry street. de-ls in Exchange, G.. vern-
neni securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LuNspEE, Cashier.
UNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
L Deals in Exchange; Government Securities
and Cola Collections promptly attended 10
Gold Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
W. W. BEang, President. EnaAR JosEs, ashier.
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DURYRA'g MAIZRNA

Fl,st received a medal and honorable mention non
he ROYAL Commissioners, the competition OF al
Eprenared corn Flour Of this and other countries
nothTgif hsf audInn.
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VNOM PKINs, h. 4 C0.-U- s. O aim Agents.,
Il Ofhcers' Pay Accounts and QuartsrmssteTs'
Vouchers bought ct the best rates, OF collected.
Office eornsr Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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1864. For the Winter! 1865.
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.

TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS leave
Quincy. in conn, ction wit Hannibal & 5;
Joseph Railroad. making SURE AND DIRECT Cos
xEcTloys 10 Eastern Cl,ies.
Passengers leaving ST Joseph al is, A M.
will leave Quincy sumo Afternoon At $50.
The Day Express leaves Quincy at AS, A II
The inducements ofiere travellers by fhis Line
are The Shortest Route. the Quickes'
Tune, the Smooihes, Track and Sure
Conneciions-all made in Union Depo!>
"a Superior advantage over Ill other routes.
New Sleeping Cars on Night Trans.
affprdinc passeugessa COOP NIGHTS REST VI bile
rapidly pursuing their journey.
ny- Advertised talsehoOds shnli lie ERrUTED.
The Relic able Road, the {. u. 4 e., advertise
that they are tie Only Eastern Connection OF ih..
Hannibal & ST. 10. X. K, that they m Ike quick
er time to Eastern Cities, surer connections. and
that their Depot in Quincy is located at the Ter
~ Landing, all Of which A!<y knoao to be false.
and is intended 10 Deceive Travellers. 1-PTHE
FACTS ARE, the Depots Of both roads in Quin-
cy are less than 200 arcs mart.
&.rOmnibus Tickets Furnish d Free Of Charge
to passengers buying ticke b. our line. il the,
wish to ride from lie Ferry L. the DepO, il Qain-
cy-DistaRce biocas
IMPORTaEE NOTICE.
Passengers by this rouie wiifseach t'incinnati
= Hours GHicker thar via So Lon and
Chicago, ana Indianapolis 10 ioURs SaOSERi
Baggage checked throug.i from lo
nSTBy this Short and ONLY ID EFT houie,
Pass ngers avoid ali Deia, asd ihe i.xp 'r-.iv,
Hotel Bills and Omnibus tare tay IRE sun ~
meet with at st LOUIS and Chicago.
Tickets for sale at ali Principal Offices Of the
II ( St J Road, and at Dftcs ~ Quincy
Ira, eIers are Respectfully CAUTIONED agals,
false representations OF Runners OF other roads
n C. GOODELL, NJ. G. BRADLEY,
c. neral Agent, Passenger Agent.
Quincy, III. LeavenwOr,b, Kan.
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Photographic Albums.

OF these We manufacture o great variety, ran.
ging in price from so cents TO $50 each
Our ALBUMS have the reputation % heinz
superior in beauty aud Durability 10 any o,hers.
Thesmaller kinds can be sent safely BY mail Al
a postage of six cents rer ounce.
The more expensive can be sen, by express.
We also keep laage assortment O,
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and died. My brother, who had
kept firm and manly until now, burs,
into tears.
We buried him tenderly, in a cot.
fin, near The spot where he saved US
from the mad dog, by the side Of the
lane where the pleasant elm trees
grew, covering him with the wild
flowers which Albert and | had gath.
cred the afternoon of onr last walk
with our noble friend.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, co
JEFFERSON County. %
David L. Lakin. Plaintiff.

JEffkESoS COUNTY.
David L. Lakin, Plaintiff.
Joseph F. Bliss and Julia A. Bliss, Defendants
BY virtue OF an Order Of Sale bearing date
December q, A. ID. 1864. to me directed and de-
livered, issued in the above entitled suit BY the
Cl.k OF The District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the State Of Kansas. sitting within
and for said County Of jefferson. and also by
viz ue Of the judgment rendered in said suit by
said court. On tte 3Ist day Of October, A. d. Is
6i, will. ON Tuesday, shc 3ist day es
January, A. u. 1855. ut two O'Clock. \. NJ.
OF shat day. at the Court House door in the vii.
iage Of Oak a.ooso IN the Cous ty OF jefferson and
State OF Kansas, offer al Public Sale an; sell
10 the h,s hest bidder, for cash IN hand q, the
time of sale, the following d ser bed tracts of
land, | ing. being and sta fe in the Court, Of
u gefsoe, State Of Kansas, iowI:
Lots o. nine and tlel ten. il Block t55I f:itv.
five. la Ihe Town Of Gnsshopp.r FEELS in laid
County. accoycIng 10 IT, orgnal survey and plan
Il sa,i Town: appraised 1t tss5o0ea eight hun
dred aud Gf.y dollars. o
Sheriff Of jefferson County. Ksasas.
She i'll 5 Office. Oska.ucSi, Dec Bis .LoDs,
CLocGH l. WHEAT, Ali'ys for - ii. 22S-5w
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AABcR- SAVING SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
B. T. BABITT;S j
NEW YORK CITY
s 0 A P


am orlnging ent a new ami rsetrI .,,,.,.
Superior French Chemical Erasive So.n.
or New York City Soap, put up in boz
~ 80. .; oo :. nI one pound each. The genuine
L..s. anu ps'ersive Soap has, since its intro-
uuSuon % 'he American public, been mos, f.v.
orabIy known as he Nv
Best and Cheapest Washing Scan
In Market. Recent discoveries xEnor. oh. ..
tee h'daefacf1ferl enable me 10 produce an crt;.
cle possessing chemical "DErERsISE Art En-.
siVE QUALITIES Tar surerior 10 any other Soer-
hditenge the World, to Produce h
Equal.
This Soap isrnpidiy .sking the place Of al 9th
ef soaps, WHEREVER introduced. One pound will.
20 as lar rs three pounds Of ordinary family s.,sn
Hui one quarter the lime and labor are reouired
10 do TIE same amount u washing n y In ihe
best of family soap It will wash with Ham
wafer. Clothes need no boiling. and bur little
rubbing with the hands. thus AVOIDING he rear
upon the washboard.@ L. does no, ipius o the FAR
ric an the contrary, preserves il, aud fixes the
olors Ii viii remove paint, grease. or s,s;ps
oil all kinds. irections sent In each box for
making One Pound OF the above Soan ;r,r,
3 Gallons Of fssDdS0me soft SoSS
Send FOR box and give j; ,risi n you do nor
want Whose box Yourself get your neishbon to
loin YOU, aud divide IT,
- Please oepAr,icuiar. and eivefnDl dirvctions
'o' shippir the goojs., Also, give the name q
your Pc t-Othce, with the STATE and County in
which you reside. address, 7;sei =, ssrTe
B. T BABBITT,
20 Washington slrest. New York.
+. s. Twill send I box Of Soap on receipt Of 50.
Fsase send United States Treasury No:cs
or Postage Currency. ,F,---- -,
b. 7. BAssIrr il also the manuisc,user Of The
following cell brated articles, all efSwkich hear
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FOR THE
FAMILY CIRCLE,
pa 8 41 q Re

10 the First rev yearly subscribers no 10 ors
ha"dred, who pay n sdTance. We will present. q
s'pi o. tFtl.iSE VAUDEVILLE, OF TIE
iioRsE THEY RIVAL a teepy interesting s;cry
81 the cary settlement of Ohio-a work which
nj tins Junc'ure, will provf more than ordinarily
at'Iac'ive ~ hansas II SUITS THE TINES BERx
NOW. "firsf come .irs; serye,l.r
AGENTS WANTED.
"e want ies agents 70 canvass FIR the In
DEPENDENT, whom we offer liberal induce.nen,s
~ CALL SooS
J. W. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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lMBOlDss
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT bucHu aPosiriy
and Specific Remedy for disea.e- OF the Blade,
hidneJs tir,vei. ava Dropsiesl SweIi,ng..
| Tbs Medicine Increases the Bower OF Tres
ticn- aus exc.ies the ABSORB ats into healthy ne
ion, by which the Watery or Calca-eous ,e D,
! sition-, and MI uEustural EniaFgements are ne
dueet. n " u ~ Pain and.Istlanfaation
hELMboLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
/ FOR Weakness arising from Excuses. lIabit
Of n'ss'pa'ion. Early inJisci elions OF Abuse. AT
4 nded with the following symptoms =
lndisp ei'icn 10 Fix, rtion. Loes Of Powe,
Loss oil memory, ci'Ecalty Of Bsea,hirg
Weak nerves, Tremb inc
Horror OF Disease, Wakefulness
| Dimuess OF Vision, Pa in the Rack
Universal Lassirude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands. Flushing OF the Body
Dryness OF the Skin. Eruption- on the Face
Pail d Coun'enance.
These symp'ors il allowed to go on which
his Medicine invari,b', reno, e. s,nn bllow
lMForENcY, FAruIrY. EPILKPrlc Frs.
In one at which the Patient may expire.
!" no Can say that they are MT frequently r 4.
owed by those "Direiu, Diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION 2"
Man, are aware OF tie cause cf their suffering
BUT ZONE WILL CONFESS THE RLCoEIs OF TIL
INSANE AsyLUMs
Ani Melancholy DE Iihs by Consumption beal
ample witness 10 the Truth II the assertion
The Constitution once Aflts ted with Organic
Weakness requires the aid OF Medicine Ia In.
vigcra'e ard Sireng thea-lhe System. which
jELxBOLD's EXTRACT BCCHU INVARIABLY
DOEs. A fIal will convince the nos, sksptlcul
Ef.aa.Es-fEnA' Es-EEM sLES.
ha mcay Atgeetioas per,siiay &, Fsmaies The
EXTRACT BucHU is unequaied BY any other :. n,
edy, rs In Cborosis or Retention, irIesa .i.-ifr.
Palnfulness, or Surpies>iap a. Customary Es,,--
uatiobS, Uicera al o. Sairfsous state OF tn Etc
rus, LeuchorrUa o. y .ies, Stcri,itv, ana far ali
complaints ~ 'tcr.i 90 ho sex, whether srisisa
from iroisrrsHon, 'ieoifs Of Dissipation or IL The
DECLINE Hit CHANGE OF LIFE
Take mar Boi,,s5a, Mercsrp. o. sssl.c0s.st
H.dieraes for an pleasant and dangerous diseases.
HELNsoLDs xrRAcT BucHU aud -I,n2rov.,i
RdsE Wash CuREs SECRET Disease
In all their Stages AT little Expense.
Little Or no change OF Diet. No Inconvenience
Ind NJ EiposUre.
IL causes frcquen, d sire and gives strength
to Urinaie thereby Removing Obst.uciion Pre-
venting and Curing Structures Of the Uretbru
alayiny Pain and Inflammation, so frequent i'm
this class OF diseases, and expeling oil Poiron-
ous Diseased aud rornout Natter.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QuACKs, and who have raid heavy
ices TO be rured an a short time, have found thev
were deceived and that The "PolsoNr has, by The
use OF POWERFUL Asr.ISGESTs, been dried up
IN the system, 10 break out in an sggravated
form, ami pe,hips AFTER MARRIAGE
Use tiELNBoLDs EXTRACT EUcHU for all af-
fectirns and oiseaS, ot the URINARY ORGANS
whether existing in MALE or FEMALE. firm
whatever Gauss originating and no matter OF
HoN LONG STANDING.
Diseases oi thes, Organs require the aid of
DiURETlC. HELaBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHu Is
rHr GREAT MI ffrItr an; - .or,,;u A., L..
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THE Inebriate may now bid defiance In the
y rEMrTIno cur. CR. ZANES ANrlDOTE
FOR STRONG DRINK Is q certain cupr ron
psINHESSEss. IL creates dislike for strong
drink, ami can be sdminist, red without ths
knowledge Of the ratent Free, Al box. Sent
by mail to any address, by $ C. UPHAM. IOa
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Cir culnr
sent tree. 6m
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I S"iEefS and important PORTS are upds- -.
a protection ., uai'ed States ,roons.
kEGuIAR DAILY Packers FROM x,,, g.
ans hsasenwerih, connect with the p,,,. Coy
Haii'uad ter ~. Joseph, where clos. ronn..-
ions are made with trains Easr. on the H.no;-
bal and 81 Jos, ph Railroad.
~ Ianhioai connections are made wirh P,.L
sm Gp and Down The Mississippi river. and Nth
al! Eastern railroads. anu "Hn
rasSenSers 10 Saint Louis, via. Hannibal
IVY PHEASANT nights rest, and arrive in :, o;,
noN' morning IN season for business and ,,.r~
connections east by railroad. ~ ''''~e
STATE Rooms AND Meals on PAcx.,s Ferr
=. fass' myers TO The East by this .o.,.
nVe 70 seven days over those going hv NC W., ~"
sour river. so'"s oy tae Mis-
'tages from Prominent points IN K-r.,
"sGe win The Hannibal aud 81. Joscrb P,;,.n.d
Joseph. ''' IVY and ST.
Dniy stage Corrections made from MINI, ~,
me haiiroad TO L. xing,on. Ricbmon,, p".,. %
"icx; DarIs. Independence. Csrrolt~n - ''u's
=, IhholGH TlCKETS To ali n,;n,. f..
N"r'h or South, sold a: the Offices ~ ~. Ca s''
pahy al Lawrence. Kansas Civ. Js.rar .,o,,L
Aishison- or s. Joseph
lac II d 81 J". X. r. Co. are saline
SiN HUNDRED TEaOCSANn ,c.r.
ie''ne nj, situated along its line n. ,,~
ppm 'ors credit Apply TO JOSIAH HINT
-, t NofnmiSsioner. Hannibal.
5..,,r!,i.. 'Ie9AI BY this line save time and
>. I. X. HAYWARD.
p Cr, General Supt.
y. =. ROBINSON, Gen. Freish, Agent.
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STEREOSCOPES 4 STgREOSC0PIC VIEWS

Our Catalogue Of these will he sent 10 any
address on receipt of Stamp
E. & H. T. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials.
sol BRcADwAY, NV YoRK,
Friends or relatives Of prominent military men
will confer favor BY sending Us their likeness.
es to copy. They will be kept carefully and re.
turned uni,jured,
Fine Albums Made 10 Order for Con.
gregstions to pres Mt 10 their Pastor. or for other
purposes, with suita,le inscriptions etc. I59 GIN
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pHII,AnEyp YIA pa

DISEASES I the NERVOUS, SEMINAL, CRiN.
IL AIRY aud SEXUAL SysrEMs-new and relia-
e!e treatment : IN kep"ts Of the HOWARD
ASSOClATlON-Sen by mail in sealed envel.
opes. free OF chg rye 80 a
Address, DR.. j. SKILI.IN HOUGHTON, Ac.
ting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. I South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. l67.iy IA
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nYSPEpSIA. ERYsIPELAs, KIDy.v Cow
II PLANT, Sick ani Nervous Headache Neu,
rsigia, Gravel letter, Bsrbers Itch and Bale.
ness. A Treatise on the above di~ases ", h
theie SPEEDY and PERMANENT CuRE, sent free
70 any address. Address > C. UPHAM, No. "a
south Eighth Street, rhiludelphia, Pa.
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CASH PURCHASERS:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. q. Sugar,
eco Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bills. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. =. II. s. NO. Molassess
100 Bis. Plantation do
$50 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java coffee:
i,c00 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. Mackcrel s. Herring.
50 coils Cordage;
100 Half Bis. S. Z. Soda,
100 BIS. Babbitt's ,Salaralus:
800 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes ltaisins:
400 do Mannf'd Tobacco:
300 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chest, Tea:
1000 Btlls. Wrapping aper:
$50, 600 S gars.
We have nlso on Lnnd fine assortmeni Of
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ErsAa.ES-FEnA, Es-cEu ,L.s.
10 maay Afgeetions pe,syliw 4, Females the
EXTRACT BucHU is unequaed BY ans other =. n,
edy, rs in Cblorosis or Retention, irIega .E-itr.
Pslntnlness, or Suppfes>io q; Customary Egae-
uatoBS, l icera al o. Stirfsous state OF tn Tt-
rus, LeuchorrPa o. Nailes .>tcriiitv, ana iar ali
complaints n 'tcr.i 30 he sex, whether srisiss
from ircisrrssIon ,sofs Of Dissipation. or II, ti.
DECLINE 1lt CHANGE OF LIFE.
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HALLS EXPEDITION.
Three OF Sir John Frsbklis's Men suppss.
sd 10 bo rtlII Living.

Henry Grinnell, ESQ, has received letter which
Nr Hall wrote to Capt Chapel, to be forv arded 70
Mr. Grinnon. Tho letter 10 dated from Moo wook.
West end Of Poue's Welcome, lat e4td NJ long.
$500 W., and bears date Of Friday, Dec. 10 1894
M. Hall says tho most important information thss
he has yet Acquired-and what tho people Of England
and Amorics. ~ be most interested to iearn-re-
lates to the thrre way vet BE- three survivors
being Crozie who succeeded Franklin ~ command
Of te eAppiti0n, Al tie time Of the atteis death.
Thee natives hal teen encOu tered Who state that
Cruzinr aud three men with HIM, had been encoun-
to- cd b. thom near BoothA EeliI Pe euinsuAI. When
di.coyote ,Ctozier nothing but rkin snd bones"
-uA nearly starved TO death, while the three men
with him we're fat This was owing 10 the fAct thAt
tho thrco lat men had bsoa living on human teah-
Oh the flesh OF their companions, who all deserted
tho two ships that we're fsst in mountains
Of ice, while Crozor was tho only man
this reason ho WAS almost dead fIom starvation.
tIozler and bis oompnni ioua were Immediately cared
Tor uy tue nsys aud BY Judicious care Cfozers lfs
WAS saved. ono OF tho nalives stated that when he
frat sau CroEIer, he looked 90 bad-hs eyes all sunk
In. the lace - skalotOu-ike and haVard-that he did
MOI dare tO look upon him tor several days alter, ~
made Linn icel so bad. The natives kindly cared fof
tho party Save oIr, who previously diedJ through
the entire winter and IN the spiing the party SCI oui
iDr ACitchilo, NholC CioLCt 10 represented a. NH-
Ing lat. aud NLcIo they lived some time, kindly
two companions leit Neitchlo 10 try TO so 70 NO
buua Dul with what success tho iniofmAns Of CAPT
HAL ptTe uuGlle 10 say. They himiy bsAsNs' hov-
| syOr knlt the, Htlll 1--we
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An rngIish Bohcr-Dssu Amt,

most romantic siopcment has Jus, occurred n
London. ENGLAND, which has severely shocked the
pioprio,J OF the Upper Ten" and crested ssnsrA
mine days wonder" on sccount Of the different
positions which the respective parties so the ssir
held In society. II appearr that young lady ssmsd
Crosse, sred abcu, twenty ycsrr, the dsushtsr q
groom a Ind two ycnr. hor junior named oeor.
Smith George had been In the family for about
Young leiy during hos edue,risn exercises. 4. this
wav an intimacy sprung up between them, vhsoh the
70 ] S O. n. ySSss
hoard OF hor fathers iusntion, and on the Asy The
S tSc to S SS SSr "sSd nsSS u 70 e: s :rn zee
70 en- re with him. lhe sioom advised hes net -
hut &: ,,sn, ns !. Ss .
Hsa.r into Tho S ann. of y. otees y S.r S.:.ss
sion which she placed in the hands Of her lover.
ay S made Sn .n r nor 1Ss
ihev hired apsrtmenta and the ncIt day appeared
@o1Iy united Tho o' mssi.ras MAJ rsssa ss 3 2sy
them on the ground that the lady IVES under sse
apsr'ments and lived together Tor two isyS vhss
the police who bad been notified BY the father =
the Froom on eh,rre Of frsudulently inducing the
youne d. TO leave her homo, knowing that - haA
The case sdsrvsfd. came up for sIsninsts. SsOrs
police magistrate, where the faets were msde eYpsr-
her to qSs her % Ro@s' % or m.ds S ,ss AZ, "a .ysass: .
that end the damsol said mo, J think ~
weto slout equal" II being plainly proved
that she va. eonsentins party. hs yosns
lonty entlclng her from her home. In rcssr1
to tho money ho had lett IL untouched. and offered
TO return u TO the father According 10 the lsdy's
eyidencs tho ehivsTou. groom had conducted him
effciaiiy announced that the young lady returned
70 her hone ,t =, intact Q? n. shs day sy al: . IL.
finding hls daughter really .tt.ohed TO- the youns
man and determined TO marry him. gave his consent,
and the itth Inst the happy pair were united and
tho blushlns brido taken y her hushAnds home In
crowd" who cherrod them Justify, and the scene
ends by Mr. Geo. Smith returning "hearuels
thanks" 10 hls friends from hpt floor window.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-29
APElIALE JENKINS.
Rostou Tnissa by Storm.

Boston, SEPT 2s--A dDshiug young woman r.med
Nellie Oiia ALA, Curtis, hA, beon arrested here Tor
tho larceny Of Soi In money and GoveTnment
hon from man in New York, on Friday nieht last.
The woman arrived IN Rotor on Saturday, and
created considerable eIs.emcut among tn sp'rtin'
fraternity, exhibiting c3o0O a. time, whiting tho
race. and p,yns for thirty-two bottles Of vine end
other liquors. She placed $500 in tho hands Of o
young man 10 keep for her and upon his refusing to
return s2T0O ofi shs made complaint at tie police
Office, Tho man was found and ,2,5)o returned I"
wa. supposed to the nsh;ful owner. The man from
whom the money VA stolen IN New York, then nads
HI. appearance, and recovered lss' than one-ha OF
Tie Sc. 40 but refuses 10 prosecute the woman