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CLEARED YESTERDAY.


Brig Bertha, Brene. St. John, N. F., i. A. souder g
schr Howard. Griffin, winterport, Warren, Gregg &
schr A. a. Benedict Ellis, Portsmouth, CAPTAIN.
Str II. L. Cav. Her Baltimore, A. Groves Jr.
SIR alexandria, Pratt, Richmond. W Z. Clyde Co.
Str str Chester Sas T: Zones NeW ,s YORK t W. Clyde Co.
OF barges, W. T. Clyde d Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
h dse 6Tig J9hH On GGSd C6o%e 90 days from London
Brig T. =. Rich: Hopkins, SO days from Iylgtutwith
T SlaEs Hamilton goggins. N
grain 10 Christian & 90.
schr G; ]: smlthers. Arts, day! from Frederick
sebf j. Whtby, Henderson, days from Port Penn
SEM James and Thomas Scott days from seatOrd
sehT + + &RSHs 7 S9f%Ssisy ysarl-Da-yvr.
schr ATladns' Thomas, i day from Smyrna, with
schr tycoon Cooper. day from Smyrna creek, with
schr Bird, Duheii. day from Lewes, with wood to
Steamer Annie, Tuft. % hours from New Haven,
steamer Ann Eiz& u Ec6STSs TSs d m hours from New
Steamer MSn vulcan s ~ Morrison "a hours from New
York with mdse TO w. M. Baird q Co.
with mdse. to ]. D. Ruoff. -,
Of seTRfT M.h @dse GG w. 6y@e @ via Nor
tow Of baTges to W. P. oyde& Co.
A.
instant.
Ship Jos. Fish. stackpoIe. from Liverpool for Pha.
delphla, was spoken I'd inst of the Skerries.
BaIq9e Achorn, AchOrn, for Philadelphia. cleared
at London I'd inst.
BaIque y: sprague, Small for Philadelphia, sailed
Brig Gambia. Hanniford. hence. at London 4th inst.
Brig Mary G. Comery, Comery, hence. at Boston 10th
schr w. G. Doushten, hence, at Charleston yeater-
schr Esquimaux, hence for DIghtOn, passed New
schr Gen. Grant, Colburn. for Philadelphia sailed
from Richmond 18th inst.
Schr Lotte Beard, Perry, hence, at Newport l4th
schIs M Riley, Riley. and A. NJ. Chadwick, Coan
for Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 10th inst.
schr Morning Star, Lynch, for Philadelphia, sailed
sehr A, fowpsend Dolbow from Mobile for Provi
dence put into Key West l4h inst In distress. with
schr Mary r. Hickman, Calhoun hence, at Norfolk
schTs s. Morris, Hewitt; f. A. Heath. Williams; H.
Page, Haley; j. Young, Wilson; Admiral. 5leelman
Viola, Treworgyi Maria Roxana, Palmer; ]. III: Allen
Seaman; ID. and H. Kelly, Kelly; M. N. Miller, BOyett
A. s. Cannon, Cobb; l.. A. Orcutt Butler q, A. Bent
SMITH John Shay, Vaughan; and L A. May. Baker
Steamer Norfolk, Vance. hence. at Richmond 18th
instant,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Official Information has been received that from the
10th DAY OF September 1867 light would be exhibited
from lighthouse recently erected on Cape Sparti-
The light is q revolving white light, attaining its
greatest bTancy every miDute Is elevated 20 feet
above the level or the and In clear weather should
be seen from a distance OF twenty miles.
The iumlning apparatus is dioptrc, or by lenses of
the flTst order,
souaregbasem ent of the keepers dwelling.
The position of the lighthouse 10 In lat 81 b64 NJ,
lon, l8 314 f. OF Greenwich.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR Observation-Disclosures DAY,
sun ESIsls...........ol4 ~ MOON RISES 945
SUN 10 HIaH WATER.-..,.. 5ll
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
HENRY WINsoR, .......
CHARLES WHEELER, SylONTHLY CoNl1TTEH,
JAMES II YOUNG,
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include;- .... 80
1000 shares Cambria Iron Company. --'--
sba4e fSSdef PsaSeSSiS sHaSSSEieT fsRS 9S%Pany
5000 shares Allegheny and OH Creek Oil Company,
sfOO bonds Eusquehanna Steam Lumber and Lath
shaEe PhlaaelghlS Library. -, ,o,, ,,rs, 4.
NESS IooATioN-iS 2 Dwellings, 50 feet 'front.' Also,
Store on Tenth street. 90. .o,o,. r,,,..,.-s,ou.
AT TENTH. AND oATHARrNE. N. e, cornerstone
d sEcSSp. Nos 1892. asi sso, and ssS. above vins-s
THIRD. TIaff mo No las. above Arch-valuable store.
ST. JOHN, No. l30-Morocco- Dressing Estaollsh-
ESTRTH Nos ssS and s2z HSOys ylTs Large
FoURTH, No. s29-Modern Residence adjoining
.DfIGWYN, No. ase-Genteei Dwelling, on the rear
sPRUCE, No. 4lOS-Elegant Brown Stone Resi-
ue GREEN, No. 17a4-Modern Brick Residence,
y ds' 1SI IaiSHSTH, No. ns above Arch : Modern
SIXTH. No. S67, above Poplar-Modern Residence.
SPRUCE No. 1916 = Elegant Brown Stone Resi-
TfSE No %NS 2Ss97MsqsrR RRws1IRg
T%ENTY.FIRs ANo EvEReREEN-store and
BRo46, north of Lancaster avenuo-Large and
HAXERToRp, No. a5IS-store and Dwelling.
GRoUND RENT, irrsde able, 80 a year.
GFFGTGMR SFfpGEB6E6uah 6RST Is? r. year yyMIsrge Lot
OLD X3RK 1RM9AD;nDesITsi6e GA ;aI Farm acres
IA 6r5II y ANH r. RBEDEOhpIIwo a Sh Frame Dwellings
GERMAN, west OF Fourth-Three Frame and one
DELAWARE COUNTY. Pa.-Valuable Fayno ana
Country Seat, sc acres, Springfield road, Delaware
county, Pa. ...
Catalogues now ready. [lOBa
To Cotton Manufacturers
Sale at N, w. corner Fifteenth and Willow streets
VERY VALUABLE COTTON MACHINERY.
Made by Walker 4 Hacking, Manchester, England
On Tuesday afternoon,
22d instant at o'clock. at the N. w. corner Fif.
teenh and Willow streets, second and third doors by
Catalogue LloNSt
Sale In Germantown
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, TWO
SUPERIOR BOOKCASE5, FINE CARPETS, ETC.
On "wednesday morning,
$50 Instant at IL o'clock, at WStar street or
Duy's lane, Germantown, by catalogue [lOle4t
: Sale on the Premises, .-e
HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND FIJRHyTTTIum
On Friday morning. 'N~S SAN4A
October 25, at 10 o'clock, No 20i2 Mount Uarnov,
street. win be sold on the premises. the handsome
feet inch deep. Also the entire Furniture. [ioisS
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T1IRB INSURANCE EXGLgsIYELY;nTHE
- nyYLIncOrporaLed l825-Oharter Perpetual-No.
rAa re WAINUT street, opposite Independence SQUARE
bl9 M fompRpy, laVoraOly known TO the community
h hr forty Years, continues 10 Insure against loss
lot 9amage 9a1 by hre on Public or Private Bqildngs
eltneii eltnirTe Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise gene
rally. on hpts1 Together with large surplus Fund
IheI "a In the most careful manner which enables
tbemi offer 10 the Insured an unu0""'0N ae0u'i'S 10
the case Of loss pRuoroRs
Daniel Smith, JIG. ThoT,Ss STnith' ..
alexander Benson 4AIanr, ieSsis
fssac Hazlehurst, 4A9sitit{X 95itit{X, ,sIsn,, yFaI
Thomas hSoNp paniel Haddock, Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, JR Prebidenk
WILLIAM q, CRoWEIL, Secretary W
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N IsALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE,
Oct %, at Il O'Clock, NoOn at the Exchange, will
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- On Saturday morning, l
At IL O'Clock, at the auction ROOM case bnlbOus
flower roots, including hyacinths, tulips, crocuses
narcissus, etc, .. 1t
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= Sale on the Premises
dANDSOME RESIDENCE AND FURNITrRH
On Friday morning, '~-'
October 25, at 10 O'clock No. aji2 Mount Uarnov,
street. will be sold the premises, the handsonna
threestory Brick Residence, feet inches front "a
feet inch deep. Also, the entire Furniture no 81
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LAR0E PEREMPIORY sALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BROGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC,
on Tuesday Morning, .. -.
Oct, 90 at 10 o'clock, fur months credit, 1000
packages boots, Shoes broganB, etc, Of city and
Eastern manufacture, Il0166
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Sale In Germantown.
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE TWO
SUPERIOR BOOKCASES, FINE CARPETS ETC.
On wednesday morning,
23d Instant at ii CLOCK at 2O2 WiStar street or
Duy's lane, Germantown, by catalogue no ls 1t
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LIE OF VALUABLE LAW BOOKS
DUTCH FLowER AooTs.

This Afternoon
At O'clock including the libraries Of the late Judg
Kane and William B. Hieskell, deceased. Catalogue
now ready. lit
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LA RGE PERFMPTORY s Ale OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
On Monday morning,
october Il, at 10 o'clock four months credit 800
lots OF French, India, German and British Dry
Goods, [l0l5t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

rnA-Fearing that cholera
may aeain appear this season. the
military authorities here have issued
n order recommending ventilation,
ba,hing cleanliness. and the use Of
li.infee,sot- Ouieklime i. recon
msude1 a. AN absorbeut of moisture
and nu,r;d Auid, In damp rooms,
:, unmbcr Of plates filed with lime
naxder viii effect this object Char.
coal powder ab.orb- putr,d gases,
and chloride of lime absorbs putrid
cfauyia Coppcras dis,ulec,s the
.i;.cba,,s. from eholcra pa,ien,. aud
h. u.efu, for purifying purposes.
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J. u. JOHNSON. osnH6 " -L,runr,r
JOHNSON Il SLAUGHTER,
DENTISTS,
MnYSI,n1l T.xnS

- ESPECiFULLy 'ender their s,r.
IL vices to their old friends aud patrons
~ Harrison and adjoining couniie- From
our long experience and elose application
g. the pr oil ssion We eel wnfrcuied 10 say
Toy that our work will b. Inferior 10 none
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
ie Base IRON our 10 a full set, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed
One OF W. can be found IN The ONCE NJ
Ill times. Where il ia iHcunvegient for
persona to come to the Office, hey will be
waited on at their homes Our services
can be secured by addressing us through
the mail or others ,se,
Oyyicx-West side OF the Public
square. III
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sPsunk
uuwsps, arhenorsd sd snsasg

II IT Bssr TO MANY The New
York Gazette says =" Two young
ladies' wsn. 10 ksow whether We agree
with tho apostle Paul that it's best no,
to marry. Yes and no, dear girl.
That depends upon circumstance.
A husband IL like blsek.mish's
largest hammer, in bsing 4 very
handy and useful article to have
about II you need |, aud eau man
sre Il. and very useless and maia.
rorpps il you dos't and cant. Speak
ing chemically, marrying !. mixing
the oil and water Of opposing tastes,
aalsss the .ltali Of genuine love be
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

Rebels and rebellion, trai.
tors, "and sympathy with treason,
may be good cstchwords to rally Il
party upon. But We inform the
Chronicle tina, their spell is exhausted
The people of thi, country under
stand that tho legislation of Con'
yre.. makes the plain issue whether
the Government is to be rsvolu'ion'
lied or not, by clothing Congress
with the power To declare null and
void the Constitutions Of the States
Even timid. Republicans are
learning that it is bct'T to be
Chased with "rsbsls by partizan
sl..dersrs, than to sustain consol'c-
.tiosisss who would govern the coan-
uy BY = Congressional dirsoso'y
RI. i the signiScsnes Of the Con
| p>ctisut election. Nasi0''ai i"<f'
k1earcr.
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The Selma bank Robbery.
wa cstn 90 the astiaaAl PIas-Asah
Started v,tA5ut Capitalize insvi able
ndrs up

The Sclma Time. OF fhs 2l,t. con
iains the following statement, made
by committee, Of the condition Of
the haa.
AZ the reqaest Of MAJOR n.per.l
", swsyno, the undersigned were
rrosen, on the 18th inst when tho
vail, Of the First National Bank Of
this place, was opened, aud We assist,
cd in the examination made on that
aud the succeeding dag For the
information Of those concerned, 10
.ubmi, tho following staipmen, II
facts disc losed BY the investigation
The book keeper OF the hank hs,
Furnished trial balance taken FROM
the books on the 18th inst +, ha.
been deposited with the Chamber of
Commerce for public inspection II
tho bank on that day was ia the coz.
ii,ion represented hy the statement,
gross frauds we're subsequently eota.
mittod for, instead ~ slT1,p6l 20
in cash, We only found 10 currency
$1,000 % and in coin sa,45? 10
assuming tina, sealed bag Of gold,
markc I 81 600. actually contained
ihnr amount, aud excluding 1928 so,
to be special deposit
irom the memoranda attached The
bills receivable are stated To- be- 2l55..
ls6 a6 besides s32Ti5 81 IN sas
lcnso all The papers reported to be-
n suspense were found except
heck for $3.50. but of The slj5 i2t.
NJ We anlS found about sos ,0nO.
We had no means of asccrtain,ne
What disposition had been made u
he rcmeiednf more than two thirts
he amount shown by the books Ia
10 ga depa-ti astmiH TIA ;hp credit sf
be lnitud States mad 0f officer. Of
he hpsornmeni IN their official "a
'ecitg The assets reported in tho
orm Of exchange on Mobile New
orleans and New icrl may prove to
be- available but ,he 'J-ks furnished
he onl Information &c could obtain
u regard to it-chcck. may have
'ecn drawn against II not reported
y the President 81 the bank 10 IT..
ASHER or book keeper We regret
hat We cannot be more specihr. but
hc manner IN which tbs bank sss
opiuctcl. Il appearing from tho cy
iIence bF'iTc rs, that the Precedent
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

Governor Orr, Il Sossh Cascliss,
has farsishsd he Herald "a sb~tsct
Of istsss ffon III pssss Y ~ SsAss,
which exhibits : tsrribis state u
ss1ssing from stasvasios 10 that ssc-
Gom Of The couauy.
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n l.. HWnrOWER, Attorney "a,
HI. Law. ElyS,an F'cl'is. Harrison Co.,
D'sans. will p.Ac,'ce Ia the Coarts OF tue
kix,h .Jndicisi District. All hnrine-" en-
[r,.trd To him viii receive prompt Mt
|lentoo,
Am,l 81, la66. my
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Mr.. Hssvsas IL ssid u b pe,etv
veil, sss aay s.sitsnsss bsisss -
palpitsaios 4 ~ hssss.--Ns1is.si
IalslliIs.<,s.
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Hon. 4. n. Sassdss, formerly a
prominent nsn in tbs s1airs OF
North Csroliaa, died NJ his residence
10 Raleigh, on the 2lM alt, 10 hi.
10th year Of age.
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WM. RIlTLER--S5O'

What an intense desire some Yam
kee. have to cultivate friendly and
brotberly feeling with the people OF
the South, and how admirably they
20 10 work to accomplish il Louis
ricd Courier.
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0ssesal ChsschiL ~ hsss sIses-
ID Lest Governor Of Arkansas By =
Aaadsons majority.
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TUE FUNERAL OF Liberty The
following extract Is from tho Marion
(Ohio) Democrat;
Come let tho funeral rights be said
The funeral dirgc bc sung,
In honor Of the queenliest dead
That ever died youns.'
American Llbcr'y--loag in help
less deeline-is q, last dead, aud
nothing remains excep, to consign
the body to the tomb
Send for the Gar Alexander--the
admirer OF the Lincoln administers
ton Ito di. the grave
Send for the Bomba, the iyrant Of
Naples, that he mas throw clodsupon
the cothu
send for sorrowing Hungary, aud
for gashed and sm,.,an Poland thai
they may be pail bearers
And IL, the S.ates OF the Fedcrs'
ton not yet enthraIled by drum head
law, head the doloroas procession
as mourncrs in chief.
"Iet the bells toll
A nations soul
Has arssssd the stygian river
| -------s~ar--1~--=I--
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Tnr REGISTRATION swispLR.
The dirgraooiul exhibition says tho
n q. Times OF the utter trampling
upon all law, right, and decency--
known as tho registration in this city,
Is still continued More than q half
IT the white citizens fully qualified
under the law are turned away, whilst
every negro who applies Is ,mmedi-
atcly accepted aud registered Nat.
urnlized citizens arc not onl, required
10 produce their papers, bu, to leave
them with the registrars, with a very
dim. prnsocri of ever ssi,i." .h-.,
here a quarter Of century, and who
pay individually more taxes than tho
whole Radical party in tho State pay
collectively, are turned away because
they have been, Mt some remote pr
Rod of their lives, School Directors
or Aldermen under the City Govern.
men,, and are suspected Of having
.ympathIxed with the rebellion, But
fsw naturalised citizens are registered
on any termsexeep, that Of adherence
to the Radicals That eifiro will
purge all vices. Ncncgadcs, who
fought in tho rebel ranks and descr.
ted when tho cause became desperate
and joined the Radicals even some
who were punished by Butler and
Banks for their rebellious sycssses
and who possessed the disquslidca.
lion Of having held Federal or Stats
Offices previous 10 tho war, ara admit.
ted 10 the honor u Of registration
without questions.
But why dwell on the enosmi.,es
Of this miserable farce Arc those
who have got up this shameles.
scheme TO dafrsnd the people of thu
city and trample upon the act. ct
Congress, weak aud crcadalous enough
to imagine that they can profit there
from They viii soon awake 10 %
full comprehension Of the infsm,
the detes,ation, the bitter hoatilii,
Of all the honest and respectable OF
the community, which alone the,
will secure by their lavls-s course
Lss them persist therein, and the
,ins is not distant when the word
" registrar will ds upon the luck
less incumbent, Of that Office, = stie
ma which will accompany him 10 the
grave aud descend to his postrvsty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

| 4. PORE, wv. srEDhAS, j. 'rorf
IIAVE formed . cops rto~rship In the
III practice ot Jaw. under the firE naue
o, POPE. sTEDMAN, h POPE They
viii attend the Courts in the Conri"r OF
Harrison. Ruak, Psnols, and upshnr OF
the 9Th, and Marion Of the Ssh Juhic's'
District.
September J s., 1906. oh
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be aiid ~ s5i'o',aSio,
u ,.,---. t1,.
oh'r'cs to"or "'"'"'a'"s' !" we
argument 'nu peo S'' '''l u"V'''" =,
before ,no "ui'u"s ~ .""' H. IT,
,no .''N apou, Wv ~ ,' ~ c,u,'
,o"'' " az wv 10 w, - ~ -
~" Yum w ''''' IN ~ c.,
power :" an. o",o' '"u ~ CIV ~.
nas ~ 10 % w 'o''''0 W. - ~; ~ ~,
o''' e"''"''"u''u''''' ""u '''" = w. ~.
'PPo'"''o' n'''' y w "I ~ - ,ha,,,y.
execution '"e'o u d" '"' VI Wv -N'
efnn'e";' - O..
ne a'So ARGUES '"a, " o 49,,
has 'he power !" say WI" N'',' wv
IN "eofs'', az" !" "''o' NV IT, h..
non oil ''''s N"'e''' "''"" ' ~
without any 'o,e'cno' ~ '"e ~,
laws OF 'u'no''''os' "'y
there shai' DC no ,"'',e' e'o'''"" W., ~ ~
S'a'c o'nce's u, '," "' ""." IT,, ''a
army onea'S o'VNo' " 'S ~
shaii ho'a u" e'oo"o" W "o'"s W
wh'eh a NC" oo's'''u.'.', ."' W" III
government may oe es'a p'Ss'','' NV
dehne aeootai"e 10 nc WIZ ~, P''',
ufe '''e co,''''"'"' 'o''
the attempt, by military power, ond
according 10 rules of It's own choos'
I ing. to change the constituent body
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The Question Of Interest During the
War on Northern Clainss

The following Is the substance Of
q very interesting judicial decision
recently rendered in Atlanta. Ga:
The question, said the Court. is
this Did interest accrue upon
Northern claims, held agninsl south
cru creditors, during the existence
of the late conflict or are the ciii.
Gems Of Peun.y wanna entitled To in
tcrest on claims SO held by them
against the citizens Of Georvin IL
is argued that interest did not
accrue because war existed be-
tween III. United States Gov
crumeut aud the people OF ten
of ihc Southern States. and that all
Intercourse between the two had
been Inhibited By Act of Congress
The mind Of the Court is entirely
satisfied upon hi, question has no
doubt whatever resting upon IT, Ia
regard "a the general principle Of
International Law ! Whcu TWO in
dependent nations are 90 war. the
citizens VI such are alien enemies Of
each other, aud it !. true that no
Interest sccrues on claim, held hy
the cllizUua ui one against the cili-
zens Of the other during the exist
cnre Of the war
But were lie citizens OF pennsyl-
vania aud the citizens Of Georgia
alien enemies during the aic con
test? The Court cannot hold the
view Of Council that the citizens of
South Carolina aud New York were
Alien enemies The Court would
be very reluctant 10 make any such
ruling, and will not, unless compel
ed 10y some stern legal necessity
They ma" have been recognized
as such, but not a. alien cpcmies
The Court repeats, that It never eau
decide that the people Of Georgia
were alien enemies, alien To the
Constitution and its protection, aid
shall never 80 rule, ualoss compelled
by stern legal necessity.
Ii has been argued by Counsel
that all Intercourse had been inhibi-
ted, by Act oil Congress, between tho
people of those States, engaged in
the effort to establish n Southern
Conicdcraey aud the people OF all
= a. -
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Negro sure rs,itu:ion.

Ns6sO ohiH MINIMUM
Tho Ralcilh q CO Seniinel con
tains letter from a correspondent i
Louishurg. in that state, from sh,cI
We extract the follo~ng
Asa sign Of the iimcs, send yol
Az account Of murder committee
in this comfy OH the night of sun
day the 2tst vi, Mary aud Beek /,
jane Collins, ireedwomon mother
aud daughter the former about fifty
year. and the latter thirty years OF
arc, We're living IN tho yard OF o
widow lads, though not employed By
her Becky had two small children
and boy fear years old, named
Jerry the son Of hcf deceased sister
aud grandson OF Mar, ia the
night Of tho murder boy eight
year, Old. sou Of Becky, and Who is
bound to Nh Joseph Murray. stayed
with his mother He state. that in
the night his mother aud grand
mother shu, Jcrry out If Doors they
then tore 10 piece, an old hendstead
which belonged 20 Jcrrys mother.
and carried II on, ot door,, With all
Of Jerry, mothers clothes. aud bed
clothes. and made them fire at the
corner of the chimney Thcy then
caught Jerry, and after cutting him
with an axe, making q lrightfu
wound on his uccs pushed him into
the large Gre He screamed and
Jumped ou' scycrcl times, and they
as often pushed him back until be !
was dead They continued burning |
him until all was consumed except !
two small plates of the skull, few 1
rcmaius Of honcs aud some Of the |
intcstines Mr Joseph Murray wa. ,
there ON Monday morning, when
Becky told hun Sire had Killed the
devil that Margaret jcuys moth !
or had come back aud stuck hor I
claws in Jerry aud made him a devil :
and she and her mother bad Killed /
him She evidently was fcieniup in !
sanity, and made a great many fool !
ish and simple remark Nary made
no such attempt bus confessed she
made the IRE, aud that Becky burnt
the child The widow lady did not
remain at home that night. but she /
says these women bad iof the last
twelve months treated derry yer, !
cruelty Both the women are nos |
in jail awaiting trial
Mon, RADICAL. isvANy Alta
season, says the Louisville CoIfier
when every brave ant. generous heart
was filled with sympathetic emotion
by the recurrence of thai memorial |
day on which ths Indies Of the
sruih are accustomed to strew the
garland aud the wreath upon the
graves Of their loycd lost ones. one
would suppose that for ysry shame
If for No higher confederation the
Journals would cease then
carpiug aud reylling ngaiu-, the he
ro'c people who slasoi ihoIrall upon
the struggle which has resulted 80
ilSasirousiy 10 them but 1t Is not
40. The New Albany Commercial
so.zos upon tina, very occurrence a.
the occasion OF INDUCING Ia u bit
Ter and malignant TRADE agar ! the
South. which does not even ,espcr,
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