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Peters Pence.-The usual annual collection
for Peters Pence has just been held in all the
Catholic churches of Paris, with q result as
abundant in former years. The tribute
since the invasion of the Papal States amount
ed to 1O5, OOO, 900 francs, and the present ad-
dition is expected to bring it to 100000 at
least.
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Cassidy g. Miller, whose advertisement ap-
pears elsewhere, arc, either firm individuals,
among oldest of sainakers and have reputa-
tion Tor thoroughness and reliability which requires
word of to strengthen. -
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Boyd, Wilmot & Co., No. 166 Poydras street,
5000 barrels Pittsburg coal besdes English camel
and anthracite which will sell at the lowest market
prices They have just received thirteen boat loads
which will delivered above below the city See ad
yertiaoment- =
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Those in want of furniture, from plain to the
of elaborate designs referred to the adj
vertisement of Mr.. Henry Uthof in another column,
who selling ct the lowest prices.
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Nothing serves more to elevate and rehne
than pictures photographer they cannot be placed
the same level with the higher artists have their
advantages inasmuch they are more accessible
and thus easily minister to the affections Wiley
Magazine street stands high in his art and gives
satisfaction to all who visit his gallery
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Attention is directed to the card of Mr.. John
c. Ryan importer and Wholesale dealer foreign and
domestic liquors, 90 TcboupitouIas street.
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Members of the Hibernian Benevolent Assoc
citation will please notice that special meeting is called
for Monday evening, 18th inst. At "A o'clock
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At the Tulane Building, Camp street, Messrs.
Garthwaite Lewis Stuart closing out their large
stock of clothing reduced prices See advertise
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wosD.-J. j. Clarke, corner of Julia and
ryades streets ash oak, fat pine and dry pine,
which he sells Wholesale and retail See advertise
ment.s
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MISCELLANEOUS ADyERrIsEMENTs.
N r. G. Mo L A n Els
LIVER PILLS

DR c. MoLANE's
LIVER PILLS
Are just what most people necd dose Or two win set
your Liver to work. and the result will bs your Head
ache will be cured your appetite restored you sleep
sound, and wake up good natured with all tho world
All persons are troubled at times WITH TORPID
LIVER. and McLANE's LIVER PILLS arc Just wba.
they need they win thoroughly cleanse the Liver and
put it in healthy motion TRY THEN, and you viii never
be without box in the house.
BE SURE GET
De. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS,
Prepared by FLEMING BROTHERS.
They can be had at any Drug Country Store in the
United states MO ly
nR. JULIUS HoMBERGER,
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A. April, undertaken, corner of st. Andrew
and Fulton streets Fourth District attends all orders
promptly. See advertisement.
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nR. JULIUS HoMBE RGER,
LIST.

G u i / T.
Nate Assistant to DIR. Sichel Paris
14O. Canal Street. 140
Office HOurs-ll to Q O'Clock.
The number Of patients treated in DR.. Hombereer,.
Clinic and Practice during 1862 $50; the nnm
Der of operations 49, For
So for 1achryn,a Fistula, ls; for S.aphyloma for
Disease Of the Lids, 25 etc. - ~
It will be pleasure to DIR. Homberger thosa
who apply for treatment to patients who have been
under his care. d27
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COAL AND WOOD.

McCLoSKEY. MASON T. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PITTsBURG. ANTHRACITE, and CAMEL COAL.
= 166 Gravier street, =
oc25 I'm New Orieans
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The following document appears In
the Parkersburg Journal. The writer
Is Mr.. ]. T. MCClaskey, who was ID
the Legislature last winter, from Mon.
ongalIa county:
TO The Editor Of The STATE Journal:
slR:-The loyal people Of this coun-
~ are nearly a unit In opposition 10
the course taken by the Wheeling In.
TELLIGENCER. The Copperheads (ol
course) are shouting over 1t. I wrote
them u letter, after l read their first
cCpperhcad editorial, telling them that
l was utterly astonished 10 see such
stuff In paper pretending to be loyal
l further told them that n that was to
be the course OF our State paper, l
wanted them to stop sending 1t to me,
but It Is still coming. CONFESS that 1t
Is hard TO tell 1t, now, from the Regis
ter. We are not willing yet
TO put our necks into the hall
ter, like tho people OF Kentucky and
Maryland have done. My own opin-
ION 10, that there are too many rebels
voting already In this State. Some Of
them that are now voting, ought 10 be
at Moundsville for perjury. / don't
believe that the rebels OF this State Il
mean all that went into IL understand
lngly.) ought 10 be allowed to vote at
present. They ought to be very thank.
ful that they are allowed protection
under our laws. These are my Views;
and the views Of nine-tenths Of the 10y
al people Of my county. l..
t..I Yours, very truly, Mo.
Now We have Just three words Of
comment to make on the foregoing.
This person was a candidate this fall
before his people, for n renomIna-
tIon 10 the Legislature; q prl
mary or nominating election was
held all over the county; and notwIth-
standing his "vlews" are "the views Of
nIne-tcnths OF the loyal people" OF Mo.
mongolia, lie was nominated to stay at
home. Strange, wasn't Il! Can any
OF our friends ont there explain III
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much doubt, az tis reported on good
authority that they effected settle
ment before noon yesterday on twenty
millions Of gold at 14S 10 150, the profit
on which should 90 far toward oEfsetLin
the loss they may have mRdeon puf.
chases and failures, but even their fate
must remain doubtful until the Gold
Exchange Bank has effected It's clear
Ings. al meeting held this morning,
the President reported that he had
thrown ont about fifteen failures,
chiefly among small dealers. VIM. K.
Heath q Co., are believed TO be entirely
sound, Money Irregular and unsettled
this afternoon, owing 70 the locking up
Of funds In the Gold Exchange Bank.
Call loans were made at Z per cent. gold, a,
with commlssions paid for carrying
stocks I'LL Monday varying from 70
II per cent.
The bank statement is unGavorable,
and reflects the general encouragement
Of affairs,
FoREloN ExorANoE-ouIet and flrm
at 10Sal09<.
GoLD-QuIet and nominal. The room
having been closed all day, few street
notes were made; 139al3G was the latest
reported.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull. Coupons
81, 120al20If; do. '62, 122al22I<; do. iG4,
l22al22N; do. '05 120Xa12l; do. new,
1lSNall9; do. '67, ll0all0X; do. 'OS,
llSXall0H; Pacltics, lOSal0SI.
SToCKs-Dull, but generally firm;
Pacific Mall, 72I<; New York Central,
1854; Harlem, l30; Hudson River, l25;
Reading, 9iN; Erie, SAX; Michigan
Central, 125; Illinois Central. 1l3; Pitts.
burgh, 98; Northwestern, Tx.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams a. 4; Wells,
Fargo q Co., Is; American 50; United
States 81,
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PERSONS who have been In Washing.
ton as agents OF some Of the largest
stock houses In New York, 10 watch
the action OF the Treasury respecting
the recent lock.up Of gold In New
York, assert that the combination
which organized the matter did not con.
slider corner In gold as the chief OBJ
JeCt Of their plan. This was only q
part OF tho scheme, which involved the
locking up Of currency, gold and
certain securities for the purpose ol
forcing down the prices OF the Wander.
biIt stocks by short sales at the oppor.
tune moment. and that the scheme has
been successful beyond their expecla-
tions. They assert that after their ploI
had been sprung they cared nothing
for the fate OF the gold market,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
10y Cablc Telegraph 10 the luLslIIgOncerl
EHGLARD.
The London Times AdmOnIShcS spain.
Yacht ChAIIenEe-Gold for Vow York.
LoNpoN, september 95.

LONDON, September 25.
The Times this morning In leader
on the Cnban question says: "He must
be clever man who can determine the
Intentions Of the United States with re.
Bpect to Cuba. There are Two parties
In the States, one In favor ofnon.inter-
yentlon and the other approves Of Mins
lister SlCkles' course, and finally there
Ia President Grant, who vibrates be i.
tween these two, but there cannot be
TWO opinions In regard 10 The blunder
which General Slckles hna made. The
prospect Of the sale or loss Of
Cuba has caused general and
violent commotlon In Madrid. The
Spanish government Is bound to be
extremely careful not to wound the ma.
tlOnal susceptlbilities. There are lndl-
cations az 10 the readiness Of the Span
ish to fight against any odds when
honor 10 ut stake. The only question
10, whether they are In q condition 10
fight at all. II the possession Of Cuba
10 made point OF honor, justice will
help Spain better than force. Spain
must consider whether she has valid
cause In the Antilles. However anx-
ions Europe may be to recognize the
validity OF Spanish rights, she will
have 10 Inquire what use has been
made Of them. Europe not
long ago shrnak In American
from what she deemed q just and gem
erous cause. Austria and France may
feel desire to regain the prestige they
lost In Mexico, but they must refute
the assertions from America that the
war In Cuba is carried on In a manner
contrary TO the principles Of humanity.
They must incur no risks OF completely
In deeds Of bloodshed; nor must they
bear out the pretensions OF Spain re-
fuslng the rights and reasonable de-
mands of her colonies. Principles Of
righteousness must prevail over pollti.
cal interest and expedlenCy. The sym.
pRthy Of the world will be with Spain
In proportion rs her treatment Of The
colOnisIs Is just" E..--
LONDON, Sept. 25.
Mr.. Lorllliard, OF the yacht Meteor,
has Issued u challenge for an ocean
race, TO take place this autumn or next
spring, the stakes to be $4,000.
4. Specie to the amount OF ,elS9, 900 has
been withdrawn nom the Bank OF Eng.
land for New York. Large amounts
have also been drawn from the Bank
otFrance for the same destination. The
steamer China, which sailed yesterday,
took out Gl0i, 900 In specie. One firm
here has sent quarter OF million OF
pounds in specie to the United States
during the past week.
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SPAIN.
Immense Republican Meeting at
BAFROAsR.
InSurrecIIOm and Conflict nj Bar.
ceIOnR.
MADRID. Sent. 25.

... MADRID, Sept. 25.
The Government Intends to compel
the Bishops 10 take the oath OF adher-
ence 10 the new constitution.
1t Is officially announced that a re:
duCtlon OF 5 per cent Is 10 be made In
the salaries OF all The Colonial officers.
Minister Sickels had q long interview
with the Spanish Minister Of State,
Silvalle, to-day.
Intelligence has been received OF the
assassination OF the President OF the
Republican Club OF Taragona.
A Republican club In this city has
been closed by the Government on ac-
count of resolutions adopted declaring
that the members would make armed
resistance to monarchy. ''
Republican meetings are becoming
general In the principal cities. AT SAr.
RgOssa Sc Nor CASTELAR, addressed AN
audience Of 20, 600 persons, urging death
before the acceptance Of q monarchy.
MADRID, Sept. %.
AT Barcelona an attempt was made
TO disarm some volunteers who pro.
tested against the arrest OF Gen. PERI.
ad. This exaspeTHteu the volunteers,
rlcades were thrown up, and q conflict
took place In the streets between the
government troops and volunteers.
The fight was short. One volunteer
was beaten and seventy taken prison.
crs. Among the latter are two deputies
10 the Oortes. The troops now hold all
parts OF the city, and II is reported that
tho revolt has been completely sup.
pressed. n.-rl.
The Mediation Of the UnIaed States
NICkIcS' Instructions.
"-'.. NEW YORK. Sept. 90.
A special cable dispatch, dated Lon
don, September 25, states that advicea
from Spain are interesting. Iuforma-
ton coming from most reliable sources
In Madrid has been received In refuta-
ton OF the rumors which have been
circulated 10 the effect that the United
States Government had communicated
with minister Slckles, directing him to
withdraw his note on The subject Cuba,
Its sale or transfer, II tho terms OF that
mlssive were not acceptable to the
Spaniards. What Mr.. Sickles did con.
Vey 10 Serrano and TO the other minis
ters OF Spain really amounted 10 this:
That the Government OF the United
States may withdraw Its offer Of a
friendly mediation on the part Of the
American people between Spain and
the Cuba. rev0luLiouisIs, leaving the
responsibility Of the consequences as
we'll as the consequences which may
ensue on Spain herself.
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nnltImoro Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
BEEF CAITLE.-The oIT1IInHs at the Scales
during the putt week amounted 10 27l5 head,
against 2lSU last week. OF the number offer
cd 4ii head came from Ohio, and $50 frOm
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Prices today ranged. aS
follows: Old Cows and ScalRWaRB al g 6Oa
t0; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows a
81 6O95 W: common 10 fair llght stock Cattle
A9o; fair quality BeeveSS5 6OIeU 50; and the
very best beeves u 5097 ~ per lU0 lbs, tho
average price being about IS gross. The mar
ket was dull to-day at decline OF 31L cents
per 100 lbs on tho rates Of last week.
sHEEP.-The offerings during the past
week weTo barely SUFFICIENT for the demand.
which Inns been quite active, and we notice
an advance OF Kc per ID on The rates OF last
week, closing very firm to-day for good
Sheep. PriceH to-day ranged as t0lloWE Hair
10 good fat sheep al 4@51S cents per Id gross,
stock sheep at 81 SGgI Is per head. LAMBS
81 1891 w per head.
HoGs.-Che supply during the past week,
though not larEe, waa IN eNcoSs OF tho de-
manu, and the market has been unsettled
the greater part OF the week, at o slight de-
cline, clo6lng with strong downward ten
dency., Prices today ranged as follows: Fair
70 good Hogs at sl2 7o9l3 Is, and extra fat at
VI per l0O IDS net.
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Appointments to the Naval Academ
----- ANNAPOLIS. Md, Sent, o.

The regular Academic Board OF Ex-
amlners, consisting Of Lieutenant Com.
manders Swami, Terry and Dewey, and
Professors Lockwood, WitchCoCk and
kearney, are in session examining
candidates for admission to the Naval
Academy. Up to date, VIM. Wiedham,
OF New Hampshire; W. s. B. Dlehl, oi
Pennsylvania: Edward r. Baker, OF
Iowa; Isaac B. Elliott, OF South Caro-.
lima; Charles J. Brenner, Of Missouri;
G. W. Hide, OF Maryland; Alfred Rey-
nOlds, OF Indiana; Edward Vail, OF In
diana; Walter c. Coles, Of ConnectIc Icut;
Frank Pearson, OF New York, and VIM.
+. Holey, OF New York, have been ex .
amined ind admitted as cadets. Ad.
miral Porter's successor has not yet
arrived, nor is he known. The Admiral
is busy making preparations 10 leave
permanently for Washington.
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nEWsERoM TnR NOR1m roLE.
Return OF Dr. Hairs Exploring TX,
petiItlOu.
Further Traces OF Str John Frank,
Inns Party.

NORWICH, Conn, Sept. 20.
The whaling schooner CornclIa, Capt
Baker, has arrived at New London
from Cumberland Inlet. She brings
AZ passengers three men belonging Io
DR.. Halls expedition In search Of SlI
John franklin. DR.. Hall is a passen.
ger on board the ship Ansel Gibbs for
New Bedford. He has q number II ar.
tIcles belonging 10 Sir John FRANKLIN
including some spoons and q chronom'
eter box. lie was also Buccessfnl In
iinnding the skeletons Of many Of bis
men, and the. remains OF IseyOral o.
their boats. Skeletons and other relies
were found at King Williams Land.
The Cornella brought another, found
at the extreme north, marked "E. g.,
l770," which ls supposed TO have be-
lonRed 10 the first explorers. DR.. Hall
found a native who claims 10 know
all about the party. He says the shlr
was stove, and the crew took 10 theIl
boats and went ashore, where their
provisions were exhausted, and they
died from starvation. ..
The leo and snow prevented D, Hall
from making a full exploration, bul
he will return next summer and still
further prosecute the search,
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GheGnteIliqstrrer:

IP the gentlemen who assall III
through the editorial columns Of tho
Clarksburg Telegraph, would write
over their own proper names, they
might bO accommodated with the per.
sonal controversy they seek but we
are well aware that our assaIlants are
not the published editors OF that paper,
and we do not choose, standing In open
ground as we do, 10 fight bushwhack.
ers hid In the brush.
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WHEELING, SATURDAY, Sept. @.
A convention Of the iron and nail
manufacturers of Western Psnnsylva-
MIA, Ohio and West Virginia, was held
in Pittsburgh on the 22i inst. and fixed
the price Of iron from that date at 81
cents with concession Of 70 Y ID fol
orders often tons OF upwards, and nails
a 80 less l24c per keg when ordered
In 100 keg lots.
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IsY TELEGHAPII.
FRIGHrFUL ACCIDEHr AT MAG.
ARA. '' 60
A Carriage COntainInE Four Ladies'
Falls Over u PrecIpice.
One Killed and the Others Danger.
ousIy Injured.

One Killed and the Others Danger.
ousIy Injured.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept, q.
A pa.ly OF one gentlemen and four
ladies', all belonging In Providence, X,
J., and stopping over here whine on
their way home from Buffalo, after
Viewing the sights on thIa side, crossed
over on the Canada side. While their
carriage was passing curve opposite
the pr6clpice In front OF .Lhe Clifton
House, the horses became unmanagea.
BILE, and II was evident they would 20
over the bank. The driver and MIR.
Tillinghast, the Providence gentleman,
jumped OF and escaped with slight In.
juries. The horses and carriage, TO-
gether with the four ladies', went down
the bank some fifty feet. Mrs. Mahala
Smith was horribly mangled and In
stanlly killed, and Miss Mary Ann
Ballou 80 dangerously injured she, can. i.
not recover. Mrs. TilllnghaRt and Mrs.
Fisher were badly bruised but not dam
gerous. The accident happened while
an inquest was being held on the body
OF man who committed suicide ut the
same place day or two previous.
There are rumors about carelessness OF
the driver. An inquest will be held To-.
morrow, r...H .-.r.
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In the Municipal OOurtof Wheeling
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO The Creditors u George ". Sights, deceased
TN PURSUANCE OF A deere OF THE
i Municipal Court OF Wheeling. made 10 Z
cause therein pending, To subject too real
payment OF his debts, you are hereby re-
quired 10 present your claims against thu
said George W. Sights for adjudication, tt
Gibson l.. CTanmer, Commissioner, at hi
once In the City of Wheeling, Ohio County
on or before the 18th day OF November, 1853
said Court, this LIST day OF 4eptem Ter, 1869
A. .HaCHAPlINE, Clerk.
CALDWELL q BROTHER,
Attorneys for Creditors.
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nOonAnds German Blt.srS per bottle NOo
hAlfdUEeu 500
Hoonandh German Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, u 20 per bottle or q half dozen for
U0.
iole you buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For BalO by DruggiBts and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere, jyl2
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CAUTION.

Aoonand'a German Remedies are counter
teitod. Soc that the signature oiC IL. JACK.
bON IL on the wrapper OF each bottle. All
uthsrA are counterfeit.
Principal once and Mandatory at the
German Medicine StorO, No. ISL ARCH sueet,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly U. II. JACKSON 4 o..
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MINNESOTA.
Another DeIuge-ImmenSe Damage TO
Wheat and Hay Crops.

AuOtuoF Doluko-Immenho UhmhBe 10
Wheat and Hay Crops.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.
A dispatch from ST. Paul says a
deluge OF water fell on Thursday and
Friday nights, and the Mississippi
River is again on the rise. All the bot
tom lands Of the Minnesota River are
oveItlowed, and the hay crop In that
region, as we'll as on the large prairIes,
Ia ruined. Farmers from different Sec
tlons claim that fully one half Of the
grain crop not lhrashed and housed at
the time OF the preYlons storm, Is
ruined. Oliver Dalrymple, the largest
wheat grower In the State, estimates
bis loss on his crop at 10000 bushels.
Good judges say the damage to the
wheat alone by the great storms
throughout the state, cannot be less
than 5000, 900 bushels, while tWoeihirds
OF the hay crop ls worthless
The following are the nominations
complete made by the Minnesota Dem.
ocratic State Convention: For Govern.
or, George l.. OILS; Lieutenant Govern.
or, J. A. Wlswell: Secretary Of State,
r. G.. Fladdard.
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CUBA.
Reported Offer orGen. Jordan 10 Sur.
render FOR u Price.

hcpOfteu uIef OF Gen. Jordan 10 Sur.
render for u Price.
ir HLvANA, Sept. 25.
The officers Of the volunteers, 10 day,
had an interview With the Captain G.
eral, and stated that they and the men
under them insisted on taking the field
for active service. The Captain Gener.
al replied that he did not need their
services. It's reported that Gen. Jor-
dan has written letter to the Captain
General, proposing to surrender with
his whole command, upon being paid a
certain sum oimoney, and that DeRodes
refused the proposition. ...
Majority OF the Cnbans LoyAIt0 Spain.
HAVANA, Sept, "a.
The Havana Press reviewing the sIt-
uation, conclude that q majority OF the
Cubans are loyal. They cite 10 proof
the solioItude OF the Cuban Junta In
New York 10 enlist American hllibus.
ters to fight the battles OF the rebellion,
the rebel officers here being unable 10
obtain recruits among the'nAtives. The
Spanish element on the Island is unAn.
lmously Of the opinion that Washing
ton has no right 10 Interfere In their ai-
fairs and that Of the insurrection as a
mediator. 90, -
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THE INDIANS.
Tho PAwnee-sloux Troubles.

Tho RhWheb-SIOuN IFUhDItN'
CHICAGO, Sept. &c.
A special from Omaha says that tho
reports received al headquarters from
the Pawnee reservation represent that
quiet Is restored. The Sioux after q
lively sklrmish with the Pawnees, lied
before the arrival ofthe cavalry, who
pursued them nearly thirty miles. One
Pawnee was killed and many wounded.
The Pawnees claim to have Killed and
wounded ak Sioux.
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Escape of a convict from Sing Sing
PouoHKREpsIE, N, Y, Sent, "a,

The leading convict in the Craft
murder Mt Slug Sing prison succeeded
In escaping from that institution. 10
complained OF being III, and his keep.
or allowed him to 60 out In The yard Of
The prison, which was the last seen OF
him. Search Is being made for him,