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q W U " ~ = III Z Z a : E.E.
t'lH ADVERTISER, having bccu restored TO
l h"alth in few weeks by u very sim,,,c reno
iy. after having suffered for several wears with n
severe lung affection. and thai drcnd disease Con.
sninp'i"n---iS anxious to make known to his .rl.
low sufferers The means OF cure
To all who desire il, lie will send cony of ti,c
prescription used Gree of clarlr). Will, Tie dircc.
'inns Tor preparing and usingtic same which thcy
VIII iin'i n srRE CURE FOR Coz NSuMUrIoN Asthma
I'RoScuITs. totGUs. CoII,s and all Throat, md
Lung Affections. The only ohicc, Of hc n,lvcrli.
srr IN s"n'Iing the Prescription is TO hrnrii, the
afiiicleh, and spread information which he con.
crv's I" be Invaluable and he hopes every suffer
er will ivy his remedy ns it will cost thcn noth-
ing. and may prove II blessing. Parties wishing
lh" prescription. FREE. ny return nlaii will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
May G,'lSG7 81, y
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y i"r%G @"nt"man or an "ic.iy ono, We
disrcmonbcr which. after having rrid his I'D
dresses to a ! ,dy for some time. "roppcd tie
QUESTION: the lady in a:riahicnci manner
said: You scnrr nc, sir" The gentleman
did not wish to friel'tcn the lady aud conSc.
u"nt!yrcmancl quiet iorsomctimr, when she
"%rlaincd :" %cnrc again" We did mn,
learn how aiinirs turned ont but Should tl,ink
1t was pretty near his turn 10 be scared
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rUNllE LATEST NEWS. Foreign and Amer.
IL lean. hrshcs;n vast nmount of msccllnnc.
Gus rcnlng, will bo found in these publications.
The PHOENIX and CLEANER arc tho only
papers in the State. outside pf Charleston. which
pay inr nn, regularly publish TELEGRAplIlC
INTELLlGENCE.
Every issue of tho Daily contains from ten To
fourteen Columns Of Reading Matter; the Tri-
weekly from twenty tn twenty four, and tho
Weekly fnrtycighi C"lumns-m making it the
largest and cheapest paper in the South. Sub
scrintnns reasonable. Specimens furnished on
application An examination of its merits is
solicited. -
TERMS FOR SIX MoNTlIs--IN ADV ANcE.
D,iy Phoenix. $4 Tri.Wookly, $2A Week
ly Cleaner $ll.
.BOEs HnHsRNTANis
Of gil kinds. snclr ns Bonks, PAMPHLETS. Post.
ers. Cards. Billheads, Hand bills no woll Sns
PRINTING IN COEORS. promptly executed,
and at .snch prices NJ will mako il an indncc."
ment for persons to forward ordors. rerms
Cash. f'''''
IL. JULIAN A. SELBY. pronr;c,or
~ iihtnnix PoworPress Printing Establishment
W.est aide of Main, near Taylor Tor CamJeni
Street, Columbia, SO. w. 0'"'"0"|
June r. 1867 az
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NOTICE

fS1tEREBY GIVEN, that / will noti he resppnsi-
bio for any debts cont,,cte oil by my wife Eliza.
DETii, after this aate, MS hns leIt my bed ana
board without lcnvo or provooation.syE 'ptS
JOEL BRADBEY,
Juno %, 1867 40 d
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Commissioners to App,arr tie BINDS Of Iad
hc OH'ccrs--l j, Norton. JOS. Burnett j. II
Amber. Janus Lawrence. Sam'l. Reid.
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Commissioners cfthc F1pr- DR.. II. C. Miller
Chairman q ~. Il Cherry. Secretary nnd 'rrca
surer; j. B. Clayton. S -. Kcitl, X. Craig, Sr
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"A IATTLE FELLOW, not more than five
yearsof age, herring some gentlemen at his
fathers table discussing tho familiar line,
{" An honest mans the noblcst work,of God !"
said he knew it wasn't true HIS nlDther was
better than any man that vas over made.
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TnE'last man in Tennessee who sold ne
gro. slave at auction, and took in payment
therefor Confederate money, is now one of the
Radical candidates for Congress.
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In clearing out a reservoir at ST. Louis,
used for supplying the city with water, the
bodies of thirty three children were found.
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TIE love of ones friends is common to al
religions; the love Of ones enemies is char
acttristic of christians.
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EISTRICT DIRECTORY.

C'o'k ot Mc Cp"w-J. Il. llAorcD.
&teH1l. rmoMA*.
O'Minnw w. II IInLcoMnE
rOmmiSaon~,' /" NgniY--llnn'r A. TmoMp>oS
Co,oHc,~-W. j. CAN'T
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EYES raised to heaven aroalways beauti-
full, whatever they DO. ~
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Commissioacrs cE P,blic EuMtInGS Roht..
a. Thompson, Chairman j. T.. lIngnod. Soc.
rotary and Treasurer: W. +. Ilocombc, NJ. +.
Mitchell, y. J. Miller
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EVIL IHAL- Beware Of mistakes about zeal.
It is attractive. useful, well ni.l, essential to
success. But have you never wondered at its
readiness to serve wrong as well ns right pat
its pcrtinacty in bnd men, and in the interest
of sc(ishncss and vice? Has it never seemed
MS though evil was prolific in zeal? BE not
mislcd. Zeal is not righteousness, nora proof
of truth. ltmay be sign Of tho absence of
both put on to win the thoughtlcss, and thus
break the dread solitude Of sin. 1t is one of
evils chief diaguiscs to cheat tho unwary.--
Evil cannot live without it.
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HEAVEN is the universal mcasnr, of all
things earthly. Riches, pleasures, honors,
will not profit there.
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CnwH'iS<i"acrS Of FREE .r,.topls--T =. Maui.
don, rhnr,nnn: W. Il. lnl@nn.lc Secretary
and I rn<Ii"r {. IL Spears. |. WcEi!,r, III.
II. pcumy. Daniel ,.ii,r. james Burlinc
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SI'iTiLNss HOUSE.
II, 30. :s:5 s* :s7, Ec.o:,ssway, n. ",
Opposite Bowling Green

oS '2'as5! EiVzsss 5sEAY. asF.AM.
f...+aa, THE STEVENS HOUSE is well
I't.bL3 and widely known to the travelling
h-A@u,a pnhlic. The Iorntnn is especially sui,n.
bic {" merchants and business mon ; il il in
r'n~" "r"Sim''r =" the business part Of 'hc city
lis on the highway "f Southern and Western
trnvr! --"'i n!incrnt tn All the principal Rail.
rof and S'"Amhrn! Gcpuis.
Tn SThN ms HOUSE has liberal accom-
mo t'ii"rs f"r "vcr 300 gncs;s-it is well fur
hlShch ana possesses every r!ndern improve.
mcnt E'r tho comf'rt and rnlcr,ninirrui uf lis
inmates. The rooms arc spacious nn, well ven
i'ini"d provided with gns and wn,rr--,hc nt-
trntlnnr" Is prompt and r"-pcr:ii'l-and the tn.
bic Is generously provided with cvcry tlrlicacv
III 'Ec season. nt moderate prices.
rho r"om> having been ,"-!urnishcl and rc
m"dslcl. "c n"c rnallcd to fer extra i,r:liic.
Tor The cnmt'r and plea .ur" 'f "nr gnrSiS.
GEO. Is. CHASE Il CO..
Prnprict"rs.
june |! 1857 81 Gn
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HAPPY the souls that in the lucid Inter
va's of u wounded conscience, can praise God
for the snmc
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

rfcKENs--iS TIE COMMON PLEAS.
D. d. Ferguson, fdmr) Foreign. AUochmenf.
W },McGowAN& ADAMS,
william Donglass. PITS AitY's.
\INEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the 9th day of
~ February. 1867 file his declaration against
the Defendant. (who, as II is said, is absent ffom
md without The limits Of this State and has neither
wi'o nor attorney known within the same upon
whom n copy of tho said declaration might be-
served: Ii is therefore ordered TINT tho said do
fcndnnt do appear and plead thereto, on or before
tho 9th day Of February, 1868; otherwise, fnnk
and absolute in rncnt will thc. he given and
awarded against him.
J. +. T1AGOOD,. o.or
Clerks Office, Feb s. 1867 1Y
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HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ricH.Ns--IH THE COMMON IIr,s.
Samuel Lovngood) Iorcigm attachment.
VS. NorToN.
~ y. Tate. J RVS mr.
NNHEREAS. the Plaintiff !iI. on ihc l2th lny
' OF March. 1867 file his declaration nganst
tile Defendant. (who. ii I said is absent from audi
without. The limits Of thie State, and ns heitGer
wife3nor attorney known within tho same upon,
whom copy ofithc said declaration might br ser.
vcd: II is therefore ordered. ,nt ti,e said d,fen
dant do appear and pond thereto on or before the>
lilh day OF Ma h l9G8 oil, rwise final and nb.
solntc Judgment will then be Given and awarded
against him.
j. Z. JAGOOD, cor.
Clerks Oficc, Marchla 10y IL
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ClcrN's Office, March l2 1861 /,
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

sArxr Island FERRv.-The night boats, which we're
10 running last evening, have been unayoid
ably postponed until the sth inst This was In conse
quence OF tho bridge whitehall sseet not having
been compe,ed 70 enable the ferryboas 70 have com
menced operations last evening Tho bridge, howeves
viii be completed by Friday next which will prevent ell
further delay in the running Of the night boats
VIOLATION ov rHR EXCISE LAw.-Charcs 7. Rullman,
Henry Brinkman, Louis Wolf, Jacob wcbber and Kss-
dolph shaGer, Of Mddletown; John Tate and Adolph
schuurer OF New Brighton we're yesterday arrested for
violation OF the Excise law by selling liquor without
license.
ArTnnrrEp BURGLARY Al CurroS Sunday, towards
midnight q female burglar, named Margaret cannan,
was caught In the act OF attempting 70 enter tho premises
Of Mr. Evans at Clifton, staten Island The mode by
which abe endeayored 10 DO this by passing through
one al tho windows In tho OF the house, aud while
doing so was caught BY occr sutton Of the stapeton
police who at once conveyed ner 70 the station house
com mitted her for further examination.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
YORK HERALD TUESDAY, APRIL q ls67.-TRPLE SHEET

sale dealers 10 eioA and she vssuh has
been that, instead Of blood and riot, We
have had peace and auiesnsss The lager beer
dealers made suocuus TO the Law, however, and
they and their patrons o reutonc descent are seriously
demoralized. The wholesale dealers acting upon the
resokng Of the order requiring them 10 close, In many
instances commenced the retail trade this morning, and
N svesy case their stock promptly seized and de-
slroyed by the onciaa with the exception OF the bar
rooms connected with the leading hotels Il may bs safely
said that every public retail iquorng establishments In
the city closed snd the shutting up the wholesale
dealers 10 only delayed for fear OF roous iemopstra
lion The barro0ms OF the hotels would be closed
II not for the fact that there good ground for
believing that the popreofs Of the hotels would close
their houses 20 all trade. se
The suspension Of the drinking saloons has
thrown some two three thousand people OF en-
ployment, and q large number of those who used 70
patfonixe the baFrooms intervals have laid p large
stocks and in many have parlaken freely
have heen intoxicated for the first time Their lives
There ope reported Al the Chief Of Poles oce
today OF who. unable ees MS regular whiskey
Saturday evening partooK of pure alcohol 20 such
extent tha, he has since died ons ot his companions
who also payiook Of the destructive fl.d has been
gwen up by the physciaus or the City Hospital
II may be briefly stated, N summing up the iqnor
siuaEon that the retail liquor and lager beer trade IN
Boston q substantially suspended and the only reason
why the wholesale ac permitted TO go on Is fear
sui anticipation OF riot between the officers and the
liquor dealers and their friends. rG
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

The following details which have just come 10 light
exhibit In every feature refined system OF exquisite
torture that recalls the ages or pagan psrecuton On
Prince street, New York. there s an asylum for orphans
and destitute children under the Of the Sisters Of
Charity. where girls maintained from childhood I'LL
they are able to fulfil situation In life, and 'do for
themssves.n One little girl named Mary Ann Farrell,
thirteen years old taken from this house the oth
OF May last by Mr.. Vanderbilt residing in PIsasant
ville about SIX miles from Hacksnsack 70 perform gen.
era housework. some months after the home be-
gan prove uncomfortable for the GIRL and she received
very bad cn which she could not disclose 10 any
one being locked up she desired 60 out The poor
creature times stripped naked, tied up by The
wrists and IN this she states positively was
lashed with whip by Mr. Vanderbilt til her tender
flesh was completely mangled. Horrible this may
torinents 20 which she was subjected after
wards more acute Mrs Vanderbilt, who had been
calm spectator Of the bloody process applied,
according TO the girls statement what she understood to
be pickle dipped In salt 70 the bleeding wounds
which inflicted the most intense agony. Last Wednes-
day the girl expected be placed usual on the rack
and watching opportunity providepally vouchsafed
"a her snc made her escape and took for the night
under the shade o: trees, where she picked
up PROSTATE and iantiDg condition. She then re-
ntcd the horrible details of the crucies Inflicted on her,
which aroused the indignation OF the hearers that
resolution was formed proceed 10 vanderbts house
and lynch him forthwith, sunshrived and uushronded,"
s q es so
10 denounce the individuals connected wish ~ The
girls statement borne out 70 the letter By the Ssvos
ing appearance she presented. Her head 10 covered
with small Jumps her teeth displaced the white OF The
eyes hardly dIscernibe the face swollen and dsfosme1
The tips spit the remainder Of he! body ass Of
Her anderciothng, which bad not been changed
FOR long time thoroughly saturated With blood and
puruent matter. she 10 now under medical treeemeut
but her condition 10 likely 70 be hopslesa She was
handsome and interesting. and bore excellent charac
Ter In the asylum whore she had been for eight pears
recke and the case viii come before The grand jury
Hackensark this morning.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
CITY cuuAT.
Action for ALLEGED False imprisonment.
Before Judge REYNOLDS.


Before Judge Reynolds
JOB r. JONES Henry Arfhsr-This artion was
brought 10 recover damages In the Of 5000 for
ALLEGED false imprisonment The case was tried once
before In October last when the jury disagreed. tap
pears that In September. 1885, defendants wife lost
diamond rng containing six stones, and shortly there
after defendant caused the arrest Of plaintiff who
then and Is now jewelcr, doing business nj No.
TT Atlantic street on the charge that he
been stolen Plaintiff through the streets 70
the City Hail. where he was brought before Justice
Buckley, VINO had issued the warrant Mr. Jones
claimed that he offered furnish bonds In any amount
but the Justice refused TO remain until they pro-
cured and ordered the accused 10 jail where he was
family until the afternoon Of the following day. He
was then taken 70 Justice Buckleys court again,
when the case was settled by Mr.. Arthur
withdrawing the complaint Mr.. Jones further
claimed that be did purchase q ring, but
tho one he had purchased contained eight stones;
nously receiving peculiarly constructed one, and
contained six stones only.
The defence that there had been no malice enter.
tanned by DEFENDANT but that in his opinion he had
sufficient cause for having plaintiff arrested Testimony
was introduced TO show that the ring In question had been
on the stand that he had sold n 10 plaintiff. On
ascertainina thrs, Mr.. Arthur IN company with off.
Ger, proceeded 70 Mr. Jones' store and demanded the
property He became excited, denied having the ring
and abused the visitors The officer testified that plain.
tn under the influence OF liquor the time sus-
with plaintiff that the latter had receivedhs ring Mr.
Arthur then obtained the warrant
The jury returned verdict In favor OF plaintiff ss
ssesiDs the damages ~ t2s.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Senate.
ALBANY, April ], 1851.
yvxvxc SESSION.
Mr. frrssoS presented remonsirance against open ng
Plymouth street, Brooklyn.
ADVANCED A THIRD REApfNc
Amending the charter Of the National Trust Company
To regulate the Of pcrs and wharves In New York
and keep them free from obstructons.
The Eight Hour Labor bill
To facilitate the construction Of the ithaca aud Tona-
wanda Railroad.
Hy NEW TAI LEVY.
communication was received from C0mptroler Con.
molly covering ths County Tax Levy. The amount 10
s2,21e,sle o.
Jug SOLDIERS bone
Approprhiing 100000 10 maintain the Soldiers
Home as Albany ana the Soldiers Agencies In New York
and Washington
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Special Deputy Collector Jamcs Marshall under direc
ton Of sheridan Shook Collector OF Thirysccond dis
,rics made seizure Of four hundred barrels Of
whiskey yesterday, which had been removed from .
bonded warehouse under transportation bonds, which
are supposed 70 bs worthless This seizure BY far The
noss important yet made In its character and extsnl
and rcssed upcn from three thousand ave shousand
harrst wyihss shs lsss three monshs The investigation
stil N proresa ana - further Developments are made
si ressoae tns nAmss u Ne parties suspecssd fss
ths ussssst wtehnslA
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
vSrED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

BeIOre IOmmIss0heF NeWIOh.
United Stofcs George Rus'eu.-This case in which
defendant, who is conductor Fulton avenue
charged with giving in change counterfeit 81
grcenback 10 a passenger named John curran on the
evening OF the 18th ult, taken up before Comms-
siener Newton From the additional testimony elected
appeared that the preceding defendants the
evening IN question passed the City Hall about eight
o'clock and that DEFENDANTS car did not leave
the depot until half-past seven. II viii be re-
membered that Curran stated that he left the about
hsif.psst seven O'Clock at the City Hail. but was
fully shown defendant did not the depot until
that time, and that there but difference OF nve
minutes q tho City Hall between his and the one
preceding Il presumed that he mistaken In his
statement The Commissioner remarked that there was
some doubt whether defendant the party Who
gave Curran che bill nod tha, he would give Russell
The beneAt ef the doubt and discharge him. Russell
accordinalx dlpcharaed
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

\ Extraordinary sessien - she Senate.
wAsuncros, April I. 1851.
After prayer by Rev. Dr. Gray, Chaplain Of the
ssnsts the PRruDrSr called the Senate to order and
directed TO be read the proclamation Of the Pesdsss of
khs United States concerning the Executive session
On motion Of Mr. ANTHONY, trep) Of r l., 70 wss 70
solved that acommittee OF tive members be appointed
10 wait on the President Of the United states and inform
him that quorum OF the Senate have assembled and
hre ready TO receive any connunication no may -
pleased 70 make.
Senators Anthony and Hendsrssa appointed such
bommttec
On motion Of Mr.. AvrBoSY, u was ordered that The
kaiiy hour Of meeting bc twelve o'clock until otherwise
ordered; also thas the standing committees Of the
senate Be continued during the present session.
On motion OF Mr. SBvRNAK, tsp) OF Ohio, the Senate
n quarter past twelve went into executive session.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Nils ApvAScEp 90 rBiSr axApSre
To authorize the Ksw York fnstAutica for Savings for
Merchants Clerks 70 accumulate surptua
/ To incorporate the poughkeepsie Water Company.
To facilitate the consructoa OF the Dutchsss and Co.
mmbIa Railroad
10 authorize the city of osueso 10 borrow money for
|the construction Of bridge.
TO incorporate the Nineveh Bridge Company.
For the benefit Of the mortgage bonds OF the pst,s-
burg and Montreal Railroad Company
TO amend the act 10 facilitate the construction OF The
Southern Central Railroad.
TO facilitate ihe construction d shs g. Lawrence
Valley Railroad.
TO incorporate The Warehouse Loan Company Of New
York
70 authorize she consolidation o. shs on csssh ans
Gross Cas RAilreaA CcnpAnisa
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
Captain Fourth United States cavalry
soy CAPTURED nv IxD,ASe

In July. 1865 Mr. Fisher residing near san Antonio,
Texas. had son, named Rudolf aged thirteen years,
csuturcd by the Indiana Mr. Fisher recently heard Of
his sons being al Santa ~, and - once msoe apphsa-
tion 70 the Indian Agent ~ Washington sno 70 tno
President that steps be aken for the recovery Of The boy
Mr. johnson promised that steps should - asen 70 re-
cover the lad; but ~ yes nothing definite hae been
arrived a. Mr. FISHER q German
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

PmLApxLpHis, April I, 1857
The printing ink msnufsctory Of G J johnson wss
tuped this morning. Lose esuw>aisd ~ AA.o0o
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
couar cAltxuAR.


Crv corur Bxpontrv II Nos 10, II, n ALTO % In
elusive as 70 30 inclusive, 90 10 ~ Inclusive
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
INDIAN FIGHT IN rsxAs-uFFlclAl REPORT.

NEw ORLEANS, March 26 1867.
This morning General Sheridan received the following
despatch from General Grfnn, commanding The District
OF Texas.-- M@N
Four CLARK, Texas, March II, 1857.
Major General CsAELxs GRrrIS, Commanding
On the 18th inst. thiry-eight men attacked perma
nent camp Of Indians fifteen hundred) Race river.
killed and wounded between twenty and shry NY less
vac one killed, two wounded and four missing tap
tured . Mexican boy. He says thsy ere ComanchsS
Apaches and Kckapoos six companies sans q ones "
annihilste them, JOHN A. WILCOX,
csotatn Eouxth lTnitef ctasra cavalry.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02


tegeuce OF the conservatives they allow their rights
70 be ipfrnged upon without a. least protest The
other evening there oldfashonsd washingtonian
meeting In fremont Temple which addressed by n
score or Of reformed druakards all hopeful and
jubiaut at the great tempcrsscs millennium nov ap-
prosching
mont win be the death Of Bostan. The railroads
psln that there falling on Of tho travel In this drec-
s sns Rs " ana
bling at the hopeless OF AFFAIRS The other day too
Cincinnati merchants who have bcnght goods IN Boston
shire street. and ordered LOT OF roods amounting TO
over hundred tboucapd dollars. when the business
had accomplished they suggested 20 ono Of the
s,sss Of ale. All hands sssen,ing, they started,
snd after entering half . dozen places and walking
over asn s 20 re',n y %
imagined, werc full Of wrath. They said they had
within past month read such nes Of
ns ss.s r .hs. nss So Ucn
Their order accepting only such goods they would nnd
d,csy purchasing slsswhess, asd tsok the Newport
obtained there ~ reasonable a. here vowug in terms
orcbis thaa esgsut tbs thsy ha< snl their last
dollar IN fssss'csi 6ed-fovsehen nsssHhussus But
this 10 osy one ef hnndssds ~ a@tAs aasee 80 70
therefore wonder thAl shsrs fsss of ELSA sswesu
justice snd syrasnys bss~sss liberty - nssssshy.
General CIsslss W sf Barresms and Lager
Beer saIssssl-Oniy Hessl Prsprsessrs Al
lowed 10 Sell ~ the GLASS Order 20
whsiesals Dealers Revoked for Fear Of .
Ries-The City Generally Quiet. bus the
People Indiaaans and Rxcised, Ac.
BosTex, April I, 1851.
the shreasAnsd liquor famine which was 70 commence
10 Boston today Is cnly partially realized Threats and
for r,ososs dsmsnsssauon wsrs % Apps
rent aurng the iatsrr pa cf week. ihas hs ecsrs
who had hs enfoscsMsns Of the Lauos nav In charge
wemp.s nvehsa an srd1 ssosinAs ~ ~ vbsls