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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28
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500 neue Balmpral Sttrt8 3u $3.50 (rertb $5).
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100 StId better Wtuslin, 25-31 Cts pr Ylrb.
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bon Der @erffeteerun8, gu biuteen Yreiten.
100 Stlde Gdifmtre, pom 81 Cts BIS 81 per g1rb.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28

WfCntG9ue SrOS.,
Seuer>8 erli9eru -A9enten,
Sc SecDMrFr., Baltimore.
H8enten fur BITE f~UIsenben GsIer-gerF6truuss @pmpcs.
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SutsrnatipnaI Snf. Co., Rg,
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SruubtapttaI 100000
ReioIute Sire Sufuranee Co.,
@runttasttaI 100000
BerIuRe merben prompt be9utadtet unb pbnftroeub cine
@ers6eerun8 In unferer Office beaatIt.
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terHtern lafen, fnb ju elmer DtStbente tpu lem Geptun
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ft BITE ~etrat8en Serlufe Der Comp. befen su beIfen brau6en.
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ungangbares @elb, Nttien (Stods)
nub anbere gDertbpaptert nnb Rlnjen psrbeu eetauft uub
nertauft.
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03puer, Sarrefp 6 Co.,
Wp. 162 Glttmprefr
tmdt ~ ntbtn Nbnns @rpree Office.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28
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unb fpute Nteutaub Sic SpfnUn6, 6ebetlt su nerpenL ahIBsgt"
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Sirett pom 9eut&Iano
tmpgrtirt unb eutpfsGle i9 s~tefelteH %trtneene ntetnen ptttnta
sanS81en'es iGmi esnet6tsn 1sPga%Ss' Esr ~ nit MI Ser $psf.
luna eepis ~aufrteben uno nte mebr Chue e~teielpen leiA W.T.
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Bet &tnberH TIT bic U~ptitrGt6e IStrtnHs PFFtF "'""'t' Nv"
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@iuen O6er At1IDerrt,
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frSTtSf Dur8fou, tptle Subr, grrfletPen, 9ateu, @rtaI-
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Stnttur Gt6uterttef ure ePp'FF"'S'R'b lpps NJ 2optteS
"t'''''"F"NE SuItuS DteueIt,
Mleranbrta 90.
@entral Nsent fur eanS Mntrrifd.
On Baltimore 81 BADEN tn alien Apptteten ippte bet
gnHs,b&nblcr 81. enntnebauien n, gtr. 2815, GpeR
@rattir. SIN @rUBsn bet ", gpeeler & 6 ., @r. fanf
SlbsQtbertpfr. -
81 DafRtastpa bet 9 ; 8 GbttRtaut GDm, Q etpisls
unb nnbetn ApOttettru. lSpI-l
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Baltimore lsnO Ot
GiIenbuhu.

aur unb mad Spnntas, 20. Off,, tperben tG9li9 8 3ise
mad MbeelinS unb ParterSburS a69e9en, tpie fpl9t:
Yoft3u9 tdsli6 (GpnntaSs aussenpmmen) ut 8.15
MpreenS.
Cincinnati @rpre6, 3u0 taoli4 (9OnntuSs einSeI6IOis
ien) mn 2 ll9r Ntitta98.
st. 2Ouis erpreB, 3nS tdsti@ [samRuS ousSeuoms
men I'M $40 &benbS.
ale bieie 3ise fteben Bel 8elair unb 8arfersbHrg nit
alien petIi9eu, nrrbtpeFIi9en unb iHbpefli9en 8abnen
in 8erbinbuns.
Ser Greberid 4ccpulpbatiOnsz5us SerlGbt Baltimore
u1 4.3O Na6mittasS. Der SefIi4e berlG6t 6reberid
Der 3ug mad @Gicptts OtiGs gebt BON Baltimore
mn $40 0torSeus unb. 10 n9r 0tcrSens uno 800
ga@m. unb bon @licptts 12iIs Dtpr9enS 7.4e unb
11.30, unb ga9ut. 5.26.
9(a4 8aibin9tOn.
Gbsans bon Baltimore mad BaIbiustpn 0torsens 4. 80
7.O5, 8.45 unb $40, uub 6. 80 unb 6 n6r Nadnt.
S~onntasS UNI 4.3O unb 8.45 M~tprsens unb APO
Nd9m.
Gbsans bon G8aIbinstpn uI $40, $50 uub Ills
Otorgen8 unb LIS, $50 unb 4.40 gta9m. Gpnntaas
nur $40 Uiorsens unb lis uno $50 gta9m. gur
ieber $40 0tor9enBu8 lnb ter 2.30 gia9ut. 3us bon
Baltimore uub Der. 20 Dicrs. Bug unb 4.4O Ia6m.
5ug BON Nai6iu9tpn baltcn an alien Statipnen.
Der 7.05 unb 8.45 Wtor9en5ug uno APO Na6nit=
tagssu9 bon Baltimore un6 Der $40 uub 500 Nlor9en=
3uS unb 40 Na6mittagS3u9 bon Bai9ingtcn berbinz
ben f9 nit benz GunuppIisz3u9e.
GBesen ndberer austuuft uub Siaete ieber Grt wenbe
man ftG an 8. 8. England, asent in her @ambeu Staz
ton pber an bic Gifet Office.
%. g. 9 mitP, &r u8portnleiter.
8. 90. Sole, @en.sGidetzGsent. I%1janitl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28
Ia a7;ssa NeueS arrangement.
Nb%ilnpcpbia, gGilminatrn II. 8oltimcrc

R"D(VUpVIpUlUl xOtFIHtIutEN u. 0UllIHIDTC
w- GiIenbaln.
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greitentar. Sept note fqlet:
Der YOasus tur gbtIaOelptta unb 3tptf& enfGttpnen UNI
{, rs WprsenS.
@rpreetue MUIR fur Nefp gprt. go WtOrsens.
@~rpresXu9 fur philadelphia unb gtep YDrt, Ito gta6m.
Sphsua fir philadelphia u. 3wtf9enfdttpnen 4.25 gtaGn m
@rprte5us fur gbtlabelpta unb 8Dtf9entattpnen, 6 35
Nbenbs.
@rpre6ir8 fir philadelphia unb Stem Yorf, 9.25 Gbenbe.
Dte(e Su9e ecten id8lt6, auSgencrnmen SUnntaaS.
YIN Dnntd9en:
Tur gtep Bort I'M $50, unb fur philadelphia UNI 9.25
Mberbs. ~
lar Sdlisburg uno 81 sf6eupuntte an Der Delaware 8atn
9.25 NtenbS, unt iui Dover, Del, Ito gtddm.
tool 20 IN. &rdw furb, Nbent.
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3au1bmv9~MMeritdmjI1c
Pa~fetia5gt @':isas8ci al6oIt
NDn@On @d5t6f0brt

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%errnitteIt her neucn, aaf ea8 sOttstite etbauten unb 81
8%anteite etn8ert@teten 0rCBfn etiernep @rft-Danpfidtffe; |
Gern1auia, $500 Gpnuer, Capt $ G6ler5,
Gdrpnias $500 Gpnnen, Capt 8 e Wieier,
@Gnetnania, 2500 Gonuen, peul @a9t 81 Grautnauu
SOrufCIa, 2aOO Gonueu, Cast 5 $ GpenIen.
Snoarid, 2400 Gpnnen, Capt $ 3auGe,
ScmtcniG, 210O 3ouneu, Sept 8 $ 5aad,
0te Dampfer bteler giute %tei6reeru tte
Veretnt9te Stddten DOit
UNITED States MALL
unb ee5su p61renS bteeS SdGrs@ re6elmG6i3 bra GeD {prf
Gagua 49,; september Q. 10, 3d.; 0',paer T., a., 28.;
gtptemtet1 Il rs; Deaentter o., %
@uBertem perten nod GrrasDamPT4tte ab8e9en .dnt.
1. Npbentter un0 Is. NpEentber.
g}pn gtep Yort mad 9dnibnre, 9abre, senepE unS
Gputhathptcn:
e, Sber-Sdlpn...,. $1,000
J, Sal"'t rntsr'@Al0n 80. ......"... 62.5 %
Srtfnenbed ......... 0I.0O
Son 6~outbure unb 9abre RAD Stem Y9rt.
c.,a4 Ober-Salpn ,$ll2 5U
a.sa1"t unter'saIO" 50 90 90
tabi6ar in Gpib pber Yapter8elb NIT @plo-Istp.
8tnter 8pii@en J nn6 10 5abrsn BITE 9alftf.
(MIe incl. 8efcftGpn6.(
9fetpursGtfetS 3u e%rmGBtBten BreiIen.
81 @afeta mad @urppa ne4uien mir SIS u1r ~2'frr6enf
am Ab9anssta8e etnes jeben Dampii@tfIe& an.
Ggegen QaIaee weabe nan I'D tn BEN Yprf eusaleBit@
al bic eneral.paTae u 8enteu btr Ytnte, &. e. q d ar
& 8paB, Ep. 6 Garclosar 5dbe 3rratwGg,
Sn Sa!ttrtpre an ttG g~rPsottiDa bes "S1ittntpre g1edey. !"
(22ltt turp ID
EAsT@A BotomQc
@ &rau6pGrtuttpu8zGiliie.
Dampfer @rpreB Capt. s. u. JtgtRer.
80. 81 uiIbeh Capt. g8m. &iggan,
o~erlaiien 9t8btRt. gDGarf 8aS epn 9arreae, jeNen 9tenfd8
unb SanhaG 4 utr Ntadutsita0S fur
@leranbria, Maibin8tOt ur0 Georgetown
In gerbiubuns nit Der Orange rnp Nteyanbrta @iisrbaEn
mad 9sn6bur8 un5 taten al sc 6e968nlt@eu Nln94H85.
plaSen bes 9ptpmGt 8tule8 81.
3uridtebrenb 1%etlafeu bic ieltsn 81 . iDtnGtpn tsSen
yRtttmp6 unb Sdnfd8 6 uHr U5gg6e9e aaa IIeranbrta
7 utr Wicrsens unb balten e~b;nf246 al zen YptpnGc 2Ga-
bunesrIateu al.
gGe9en Mu@tunfs i6er 8rabt Eter 2aFage pente man f9
Sn Galttmp<e,
an q. Rerb1a n & SCnS. l42 2t61tir. gbarf;
-, Sn MieTaubrta,
on s. BrOber8 & Co, Nr.3 Gtn8fr.;
SIN g9aibngtpu uub @eprgetppn,
du Wdraan. Rbtuepar & 6 o., SO. 14 gDaterir.
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Norooeut 1dDer Elo0o.
81 9egelmdBi9e ctrette
- POits Sampii6if= Ja6rt
5Uif8en
gSre1uen mfi0 9Se&U MDre

Spj1ben
GSre1reN ttitD SSefU MDre
pia S~Outbampton
oHr9 bic %belie6ten, elegant eiueeri6teten 8oabomrfsAiF
S5rerie1,, Capt. 6. @ie9er,
Wetp OOre, Capt. e. son Oterenbern.
S,anfa, Capt. $. 8. BON Ganten,
Iniericd, Capt. $. 05c5ie(8,
&ermonn, Capt. @. GGetfe
0~eMtfd)!Gnb, I'M 8au.
ltHion, i'm Ban.
ben 5000 8Dnnen uuO 700 8ferbe;roft.
Die @GpebittouStege fnb pie fp(st ~Ief0eIebt:
Son 3jrCmcm southampton: Seem pt
2H' ANIL gtpb. 4.
r- 81. ~ %. 10
WoO. q. Noo. 8. 0e,. 2.
~ l8. , %. IS.
Deg. q. @e5. &. - 80.
an ipel9en Gagen bic Camper
bic Wer+ at. Npf
utitne6men.
Die 0ampfer beier Ginte 9atten CUR 2aubuug ben ga
ia9ieren mad England u1o Grantrei9 in Southampton
Yaiage@Breiie:
Som Srerteit iiadb S1eD N2rf.
I @oiii+o. Sberer Salon ...$l12 so
r~lnterer DO ..... 80 so in Cob.
5UqWenoeu .......-........ DO 90
bon @eip yOrf radb Sreinclr, 2Unro;., 5aore mnt
GOntbnmptUn.
@o;v.o. Sberer Salon. $105 O0l
' uuterer bp 49,. 80 so in Sob.
3fotf9en6ed ................. 81 SOY
ale incl. SetSfi5nnS. Sin6er 5piI8en 10 So6ren
bic 9Glfte. -
- GOntanteu mad 6aOre, Qonbou, @out6autstOn
u1o Sren1en 81 ben n~ie6rigfen PreiIen.
Padste Il. !. 10. toerben BIG 8 n6r 8ormittaqs am g6s
~9on9Sta9e i'm Bureau Der lnter3eiaueten augeupmmen
lfo anf %25erl0ngen mad ir8euS einem &9ei(e bon Oeuti6z
Lamb ~bef6rbert.
Wit bteisn S9iffen perSeu 8riefe mad alien G6eiien
Seallqlan} % 6%eiproert un6 inter ser MuI6rtit ,per 8rez
rer Steamer" III alien GoH. 8ureau8 Der Wgr' Gt,oter
an9enou1lnen.
&eSet TraGt unO Yoiia8e tpenbe man f6 an
SeiriGD'S s. So,
$40. IS 8roaoar., gIeu 0prf.
pber oil bic Office baa .g3nftin1nre gSp6era ninHl
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ReljP tlP~fcDen0ejteIl.
NGr6lide Gemtral
@iiembabn+
49,
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lSo(aenber Minterz SdhrpLnn

ttttt NIT WI n a 8, 20 NDb. 1885, in Kraft
Eb8GGg nSrbtt6er 3 Il c ben aIItmc
0orfer AccSmrnrbatiUns5u8 Efr. i ...........7.2O trIb
p9htu9 n
S@neHAt9 Edh .,.s.....lZ.l Wa0H.
Yart :rner NceUmpsattDaSJu9 GD. l ..........12.30
yOrier &eermpbatiVnssu6 gD. 3 ........ -. $50
YarttouGr Nr. 3............. 5 so
Stttsbnrs erie S&nen3ue ......"........ 100 @Senbs
Ytttsbur1 @lnttrd S1neu5u "
&ntunft fGbtt6er Z ii &C In Baltimore.
p~ttt5bur9 @lnhtrd S6nfaaug ..........,.....7.00 frGb
Darttpner AeepHoSattcnsJue yO a.. ......830 "
gUrfer CO gtp g.. ........1015 ~
S1neabug (U1f Etnel ................... u 30 WaC5nt.
YarttOn demonstrating gU TN gUltpn Dsp. so ~
y.
Cert &ccrmpba ten1jI8 MtenoS
&er Tpt-, Daraf9nfu t8at Qtne) unb Yittsbur8 GlHtrd
SdnelSus baItrn SptiGen Baltimore urb YarftOn ntht CT.
Die Durhftnca (8af eine), Pot uuf Accommodations
aI9e iabren-5Dnn:a8s Rs8enDmmen-tdglt6 ab.
Ger ptttsbure 9rie S8neuiu8 6ebt - NIT Nusenalne les
SanItass-td6lid Gb.
Der ptttsbarg &trnira Sdnea5us ssbt tdeli@ at,
ppit- unb NeepmrnpoattpasSuSe tcmnen -Sonnt18S Gus
eerpmmen-ta9tt6 an.
Ser DurG f9ueatue (84f 9tne) fpmnt taSlid an.
Die Dot Surdftuea. Yttikbur6 Grie unb Yittsbur9
GIntrd S6ntntu9s fbIteBen Hb tn Sarrtsburs an tie 3uge
Der YtnnfOlednta Central @iienbabn nab gtttsburs. eIcse-
lamb, Columbus. Is iretnuatt. SnttlnapDitS, @bieasr, St90utS,
.Kprt g4abne. 8 uisotue, Gdirp unb alIeu 2unften inn s1tfen,
ytprb- uo Snrweaen eenau an
Eie Ycf. unb S@relJu ee ftiteBsn N6 gu Glmtra an tie
Bulge her Stem BORT Erie Balm ndh oaen puntten i'm nGrbs
lihen, mittteren unb peniden Yem g)ptt an.
Waterc Nustuuft erbdlt man I'm Galoertfr. Babrbpfe.
8. ". E%Wbarrp, Sen, Superintsnbeut.
t2lnps' e. 9. YONn9, Sen. Ydfdaier- Ngent.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-11-10

PAYNE, THE CoNsPIRAToR.-Mr. w.
E. Doster of Easton, Penn, publishes a
letter from Geo. G. Powell of Live Oak,
East Florida, the father of Lewis Payne
Powell, the young man who attempted
to take the life OF Secretary Seward, and
who was executed for connection with
Booths assassination operations. Itap-
pears that Mr.. Powell, who is evidently
a man of superior intelligence, did not
hear OF his sons unhappy situation I'M
til shortly before bis execution, of which
he heard when on his way to Washing
ton. Converting tho carly history ef HE
son, Mr.. Powell says:
In the twelfth year of his age, { he
was 81 when he was executed, } he made
profession Of religion, and from that
time he lived pious life up to the time
of his enlistment. He was soon ordered
to Virginia. From that time forward
knew nothing of him only by letter. He
was always kind and hearted, yet
determined in all his undertakings. He
was much esteemed by all who knew
him, and bid fair for usefulness in Church
and State"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-11-10

New York, Nov. 5.-At half past
eleven o'clock this forenoon an explosion
occurred in front of the Wyoming Hotel,
333 Greenwich street, shattering the
front of the hotel and breaking nearly all
the glass in the windows of the buildings
opposite and along the square where the
hotel is situated. Two men were killed
and nine persons wounded. A short
time ago guest of the hotel left box
as security for his bill, and promised 10
call soon and redeem it. The box was
placed in the baggage room in charge of
the porter. This morning smoke was
seen issuing from the box, and it was
taken by two men and carried TO the
sidewalk. Just as they had reached the
edge of the sidewalk the explosion oc-
CURED, killing the men carrying the box,
and doing the damage above mentioned.
The police have arrested all persons stop
ping at the hotel, and the matter is now
under investigation. The explosion was
very loud, and attracted the attention Of
persons a mile distant from the scene Of
its OCCUR euce.
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New York, Nov. A. The World has
Kingston, Jamaica letter of the 18th
ult., which states that the principal cause
of the outbreak among the negroes is ow>
ing TO the response of the Home govern
ment in answer to petition for relief
from financial grievances, virtually tell
ing them to 60 to work /; also that sever
al negroes from the United States have
disseminated pernicious ideas among the
ignorant blacks, and the influx of a large
number of brutal negroes from St. Do
mingo. Several white men, women and
children in St. Elisabeth Parish have
been horribly murdered, and the utmost
terror reigns in Black river vicinity
There will be an indiscriminate massa-
ere il the rising is universal.
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COUNTY TrAourns' ASSOCIATION

COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting Of this association
= will be held at Barton Landing, Nov II
and Is, commencing on Friday the 18th,
at one o'clock. The following resolution
win be discussed:
Resolved, That the present extensive
employment of female teachers in our
public schools, is detrimental to the cause
Of education.
z" C. p. Owen Of Glover takes the af-
frmative, and e. W. Hatch of West
Glover the negative.
Rev. S. r. Hall will deliver lecture
Other lectures and discussions from tea
cheers and friends of education. who are
expected TO be present. A general rally
Of teachers and all the friends Of educa-
lion Is requested.
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THE MURDER ON THE CANAL.-The
Schenectady Union o f Monday, gives
the following particulars Of the murder
near that place. on Sunday morning:
"The canal boat, Allie Clark, under
Capt. Harry Putnam, en- route westward
laid over Saturday night at Brandt's ba-
sin. AT one o'clock yesterday morning
the Captain and cook of the boat were
awakened by some one exclaiming Cap.
tain, the boat is loose. The Captain
went in bis night clothes up stairs. Soon
after the cook, while standing j n the
hatcbway, heard some person cry out,
Jump ashore and get him OUT The
cook inquired who was in the canal, and
the steersman, coming down stairs, re-
piled that horse was in the canal. He
then asked the cook for the Captains
money. She replied, the Captain has
his money with him. No, he has not
he wants it, said the steersman, and
then rushed down stairs to the bedroom,
where he took possession of the Captain
wallet, containing two or three hundred
dollars. He then rushed up stairs, and
the last the cook saw of him he was jump.
ing from the end of the boat to the shore.
The cook. thinking all was not right, lit
the lamp and searched tie boat and found
she was alone. She then screamed for
help, but her cries were not heard, and
she went to the next boat and aroused
the inmates who Immediately instituted
search for the crew of the Allie Clark,
but without success. A Ratchet was
found on the tow-path belonging to the
boat. Surprising murder had been
committed, dragging in the canal was
Immediately commenced, and the body
of the Captain was found yesterday af-
ternoon, between the boat and The shore.
His head was cut in horrid manner
across the temple, and tufts of grass were
in his hands, thus showing that
he had struggled to gain the shore after
being thrown into the canal. The muir
dered man has a wife living at Cauasto-
la, Madison County, N. Y"
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A SINGULAR CASE OF BIGAMY.--
The Wheeling Va. Register records
the arrest Of woman charged with mar
rying four different military officers with-
in the last three months. The first she
married near Galipolis. He was young
man who had Just been mustered out Of
service, and had between $1,000 and 81
200 in greenbacks. About a week after
they were married the young wife alleg-
ed to have received a letter from her pa
rents requesting her to come home. She
pretended TO leave for home, but before
her departure she managed to secure the
greater portion Of her husbands money.
She was soon in company with another
officer. A hasty marriage, a hasty rob-
berry and hasty fight ensued. A third
officer was soon victim to her caresses
and attentions. Soon after the fourth
marriage she left her husband and went
to Psrkersburgh, where she was overtak-
en- and arrested. The gay deceiver is
said to have obtained over $1,000 by her
roguery. She is young woman, not
more than twenty-five years of age, and
is rather progressing 10 appearances.
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Love AND MURDER.-Some three or
four years ago, man by the name OF
Hubbard. becoming alarmed at the pros
pect Of war, sought refuge at the house
Of one Benjamin Cole, just across the
line, in Stanstead. Not the least among
the attractions Of the house Of Cole was
fair maiden of sixteen summers. After
n while affection between Hubbard and
the damsel became mutual, and gradually
increased until there were strong indica>
tons Of union Of hearts as well as a re-
union Of States. These prospects proved
rather displessing TO father Benjamin,
who resolved within himself 10 settle the
question by applying an axe to the
Uranium Of the bold skedaddler, who had
dared 10 make love TO bis daughter
Accordingly, on Monday Of last week he
proceeded TO chop the said Hubbard in
order 10 break up The match. Alter
dealing several severe blows on the back
Of Hubbard's head, he became terrified
at the amount Of mischief he was doing,
and 10 ft of greatness ~ attempted to
drown himself 10 the lake. A cold bath
and the entreaiies of woman soon over
came his courage and he took to bis bed.
where, with proper care, De will probably
find himself endowed with reason in due
time. At last accounts, the young man
was still in critical situation, not being
able to speak but be was attended by
the lady Of bis choice, who, by this time,
has probably come to the conclusion tina,
'ihe course of true love never did run
oo,b."-Express.
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New YORK, Nov. 4. The Herald
has Buenos Ayres dates Of Sept. ~. and
Rio Janeiro dates of the Gath, There
have been no heavy engagements since
the battle of Yatchay. Seven or eight
thousand Paraguayans, who captured the
town Of Uraguayana, were surrounded
by 10000 allies, where they remained
beseiged 81 days, the Paraguayans hold.
ing out bravely. The allied army suf-
fered some from lack of supplies. The
Paragraphs had gained some advanta.
ges on the Psrana river, the Brazilian
fleet having b e withdrawn down
the river. 1t is asserted that Paraguay
is able to man all her garrisons and put
100000 men 10 the field for offensive
operations.
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New YORK, Oct. 80. The steamer
Massachusetts, at Key West from Mo,
bile, reports tremendous gale there on
the 22d. Every vessel except the Mas.
sachusetts went ashore in the harbor.-
The next morning twenty wrecks were
visible from the lookout. The gunboat
Muscota went ashore but got #. A
large ship, name unknown, went ashore
high and dry on the reef near the light
house, but no assistance could be render
ed, owing to the high sea. Considerable
damage was done to the roofs of build
ings at Key West. The sea was very
high when the Massachusetts, left on the
oath, and wrecks were visible along the
whole Florida coast.