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..GRlS.''
From the Cincinnati Times.
Getting Ready for the Fairs.

They are getting ready for county and
town fairs ali around US. Every day,
nearly, brings us pamphlet containing
! The premium list and regulations for til {
! next annual fair Of some agricultural so,
ciety. We have just got ore from
| BungtOwn. Buugtown has organized
an agricultural society, and they Will
! hold their first annual fair in September.
/ fit is Il success they promise TO hold q
second annual fair IN October. The
Bungtown Brass Band has been engaged
and the Blngtown Zouaves will come
out and go :hrotigh drill, besides going
through any strangers that are there TO
Ue picked up.
We copy the following from the 'a.a{cs
and regulations Of the BtngtolcR AgFi-
cultural Society,""
No person can belong to tie society
unless he has joined.
The entrance fee shall not be less than
nothing, nor more than man has got.
Where 10 premiums are awarded to
things OH exhibition, the things will be
sold at auction, the proceeds going to
the society.
Every exhibitor getting a premium
can name the aInounG of it II lie imme-
diateiy donates it to the society and
If he refuses he gets no premium, and
the articles he exhibits will be sold &C.
cording to article third of this section,
whether it is according TO law or not.
Every animal or article to he exhibit
ed for premiums must come himself,and
not send 4 hand. No premium will be
paid an animal that neglects TO put in
an appearance until the fair is over.
Beats" cannot enter the grounds
unless ey enter in the Vegetable De
partment.
Young cattle will not be permitted to
enter Fine a ri Hall unless accompani-
ed 10y their parents.
Patchwork quilts, for all work, three
years old and under, will rate the same
as fatted side-saddles, in the can. The
awarding committee must strictly Oh
serve this rule.
The judges on animals will have re-
gard 10 their size, breed, customs in
society, proficiency on the piano. feed
iDg, political antecedents, familiarity
with the dumbeiis, symmetry, manner
of wearing The hair position on the wo-
man-suiffage question, age the age, the
'cod9, and what they think about base
ball
No person except the Awarding Com
mittee on duty, officers OF the society,
members ol The other associations, in
vited thrashiug- ug-machines, specimen
goeseberry jelly mot less than one pint,
members Of the press, and the public
generally, will l'e allowed inside while
the exhibition is going on.
ORDER OF EXHiBITIoN-FIRsT DAY.
Horses and ale for draft, asses Faculty
of the BungtOwn Academy, products of
the soil, soiling of the products, and
farming implements.
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DY 4 SIMPAE. . ii a. IN OF the lever
ID power and the 81. g, IA ard, in the coli
struction of the
Keystone Wa ing Machine,
the best machine eyel lntrodu, has been
brought into use.
The cry of ''humbug' is ScOmplelC Silenced,
and the prejudice against Was Machines
overcome wherever this machln been tried
and its good qualities and capac eSted. II is
universally pronounced just wis was needed
as a Iabor-saving Washing Ma e.
For reference rs to the Superi yOf this ma
chine over all others now IN U.s. we give the
following names:
George Diiworih, Mt. Pleasant, O.
Isaac Guyton, -
VIM. Hall, Harrisville, CiiO.
stephen Hobson, Flushing, Ohio.
Joseph Walker,
Jacob Holloway, -
Isreal Lewis, St. Clairsville, Ohio.
Jesse Bewley. -
II. c. Welday, d"
Elijah Pickering, East Richiand,
EnOch Carman,
and all others who are using the machine.
For information, address,
4. b. ANSON & CO.,
ma20-tf Flushing, Ohio
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

S7serT-ABIsHI c. THOMAS, of Somerset Ip'
Con,,Iissi0ner-WM WILKINSON, Smith.
IntirmdzU Direc.or-LABAN LODGE, Rlcnland-
Obroaer-A. ]. HOGE, Union
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ESAristotle, on being censured for be-
slowing aims on bad man, made the
following noble reply ~ did not give
it to the man; l gave it to humanity.
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rf'HIS Is No HUMBUG! -
By sending ,)O CENTS
with age, height, Colur OF eyes and hair, YOU
"-ill receive, by return mai, n correct picture
Ci your future husband or wife, with name and
date OF marriage. Address W. FCN, L. q. Draw
er No. ~ Fultouvilic, n. y. july 2S-4w
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1t is said there is nothing so calculat-
ed to call out the deep earnestness of a
true woman, and enlist her most faith
full devotion, as doing up her back hair
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Mid, Certain, Safe and Elh.Ien

MiiJ, Certain, Safe and En- lent
1t & once receives ana inYigorates ALL THE
VITAL FTTNCTIONS. tCitli0itt causing, at any time
or unier any circumstances, the slightest l.jruy
to any of them.
The most complete and uniform success has
Tor many years attended its use in France, and
in some portions of the United States; and il Is
now offered to the general public with the
most absolute conviction that il can never fail
to accomplish all that is claimed for it.
II is harmless ia tie eTTcHle, q. al times and
underaH circumstances; and is talcQUailed by
any remedy yet known TO the wOriu where a
purgative is indicated.
II produces title or no pain IN is operation leaves
the organs entirely free from irritation, and
never, in the slightest degree, OvertaxeS or eX-
cites the nervous system.
IN Bd.o'is Diseases, Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
1t is the grand P3oife7- Of aie Rood and hence
cannot fatl 10 eracica. from the system ScTo-
jUtG, Ei3S{peidS Sat RhctH3, Csulkel. and CtrQRe-
C,ts EI3lRtoHy generally. Irregular, or want OF
IPpefae. CCtt;s Coughs, AStithd, BTosc5ttS, ca
touri C0tic Pains, DalT'hGa, B'dtcl-6l c,Sh Sour
and BHteT &o@ach, and i0lsilnSs ana ylriRiHesS OF
the same; impure breath, Dizziness SyyGguillet!c
cTCOtS, or Si-l Headache Rheumatism 4, az and
IlgtdAHRGticgs in all fJrms,-tneSe ana all kind
red diseases can always be WHOLLY CURED or
by this mid yet powerfu remedy
GENERAL DEBILITY with its inseparab.e ac-
compartments. mental and physIcal,-such rs
gFecilrScEltSS, ttNStUde of mind and body, dr0,C-
SHttN' "tdtYJSittop 10 eT.FciSe, 5cei6lcSS OF The
ttnutS. Jettal3S q fdiScOTUytMeat despondsIcy ana
distrit all disappear under it> mag influence
IL regulates aHd invigur.lteS The bowels; is a
sure 0''GD.s Tor ClStI3g;e csytiCl2CSS aud pIsS.
gives renewed riyor 10 the stomach; evOkes the
Gc MOI the AceF; dlSNipateS Jhe yellow dye oi
JHdn0tce and efaulCJtrs from the skin 6flfoHv
SIUtS. or Hi1jiti-4lufH and frec,fay
IteNcIteS the hUtlciw 10 renewed, vigorous
ana healthy action; aud is certain To bring
CHfsgW
IL Is eU,aci c1sc'goi in the cure ofal diseases
OF cltdItH, however iuituu!c, especially for
c0lic roy1lS, and IRE. f;iitcSS while tcssaigg.
As IA dinner P,i or G,geSley, IL is second to none
o'her, taken with the food. IL operates rs u
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SECOND DAY.

Cattle of all kinds Gncluding the
"dumb driven cattle" Longfellow speaks
Of as we'll as the cattle on thousand
hills, bloOdesi horses, horses for general
purposes, horses for General Grant, rack
ing horses and horses gone to rack; draft
butter, jellies for all work; bread, three
yeais old and upward; cheese, four years
old for harness; domestic manufactures
(including broils and divorces), and q
whistling match.
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DeIiherate hIn-der-

Parks Mil, on Cenasuaga river, Pike
county, Tennessee, on Thursday oflast
week was the scene of most horrible
and brutal murder. A man by the name
of Matt Park aged about forty. five years,
shot and killed a little bog, aged twelve
years, by the name of Overbec The
Cleveland Banner gives the following
particulars of the unfortunate affair:
Park is the Owner ofthe mill in ques-
ton. The boy Overbec and some two or
three other boys, were on the cliff that
overhangs the mill amusing themselves
Tipping the gravels against the mill, and
some of which went into the mill door.
Park ordered them to quit it. The boys
then went further up the bluff but it
seems did not desist, Park then sent to
the house for the key to the room where
he kept his gun, saying at the same
time he "would defend his property"
The key was brought to him, when he
unlocked the room, hu nted up some lead
beat out some small slugs, and loaded
the gun; then went upstairs to get on
level with the boys, and fired, when the
boy Overbec fell over the bluff into the
road below. prefectly Iifeless, one whole
side of him being perforated with the
deadly missiles in the gun. Some per-
sons were present and witnessed the kill
ling, but supposing Park was only try
ing to frighten the little boys, paid but
little attention to the matter until the
shooting took place. Park was at once
arrested, and had trial before justice
of the peace. and, under the plea of in
sanity, was found guilty OF murder in
the second degree, and bound over to
court in bond Oslo, 900 which ne gave.
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Advertising.

Book of l25 closely printed pages, lately
issued, contains q list of the best american Ad-
vertising Mediums, giving the names, circuIa-
tlonS, and full particulars concern ing the Lead
ing Daily and Weekly Political and Family
Newspapers, together with all those having
large clrculat1ons. published in the interest Of
EseIlglon, Agricultural. Literature, &C.. &c
Every Advertiser and every person who con-
templates becoming such, will find this book of
great value. Mailed free to any adj ress on re-
ceipt of fifteen cents. GEO. p. ROWELI, a
CO., Publishers. No. 40 Park Row, New York.
The PittSburg Pa Leader in its issue of Nav
y, 1870, says: THE firm of G. T. RowelI & Co
which issues this interesting and valuable
book, IS the largest and best Advertising Agen-
cy In the United states, and we can cheerfQIIy
recommend 1t to the atttntion of those who
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ly and systematically in such a way: that is
so to secure the largest amount of publicity for
the least expenditure of money"
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lin
Roofing Ii e,

NEXT in Importance to good foundation for
" our buildings is good and permanent roof.
but comparatively few persons building or
roofing can afford to pay the high price of slate.
Therefore, we would recommend Tin for these
reasons. 1t is perfectly
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B ] lid | N G | ] NJ B I R
James Nicolle& Son.

James Nicoll eS5 Son,
HAVE built n large addition TO their Saw
L Mill, and have put in an entire new set OF
Machinery, of the newest and most approved
style, and are now ready to dress and manu-
facture all kinds of
LUMBER AND WORK REQUIRED FOR
HOUSE BUILDING.
We intend to keep on hand regular supply
of Dry Lumber; also, Shingles Sash and Doors.
Rs- All orders promptly attended 20.
JAMES NlCOLL IL SON.
Marriott Bellaire. Ohio.
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Dir Wanted 500 Good Sale.
6ks5 men, Local or Travelling. AZ
dress, with stamp Sample
MLaEEN worth 81 sent for 25cJ G. /
sHSHEa kALB & CO., RushYille, Ohio.
MAKE
YOUR
OWN
GnkB

One Pound of Crampton's Imperial aundry
Soap will make twelve quarts of Handsome
Soft Soap, Ask your Grocer for it and Try it,
CHAMPION BROTHERS,, 81 Front St., N. York
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t Igronnd, were killed by shots from the
GERMAN PREPARATION.


Great numbers of troops continue to
arrive from all parts of Germany. Our
special correspondent writes from Man.
helm, Thursday, that Notwithstanding
the Germans numerical superiority the
preparations continue without cessation.
Military trains are pushing steadily on
ward, and regiments pass through here
daily. The Baden soldiers are enthusi-
astic.
A Prussian second line Of the German
army is now moving forward TO support
the first. Until to-day this second line,
especially on the left flank, hardly eX-
listed, all efforts going to strengthen the
front. Not until the first line was CON-
plete did the second begin to take posi-
tion. 1t is now completely formed and
placed. 1t is composed almost wholly
of Prussian troops, and is perhaps even
a better army than the first. Trains
filled with the wounded and prisoners
are continually arriving. The latter are
well treated, notwithstanding the bar
barous e1cesses committed by the French
noaaant
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Postage, 6 cents

lt Is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicinS,
and by TURN FER s. CO.. sole PruprietOrS ~
FREMONT ST BOSTON, MASS. july =.
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Rescue of Three Children from Slavery
On Tuesday last colored woman ap-
peared before w. II. Van Ornum, Uni
ted States Commissioner, in this city,
and made affidavit that her three chill
dren were being held in a state of bond
age and slavery by Mrs. Nancy Foreman,
residing near Bayou Manchac, in this
parish. A warrant was placed in the
hands of deputy United States Mar
shal, and on Thursday morning the
children, aged respectively fourteen,
twelve, and eight years, were brought
before the Commissioner and examined
The facts elected proved that they had
been kept under close surveillance,
and not allowed to leave the yard of the
premises on pain of severe punishment,
or to speak TO or otherwise communicate
with people from other plantations; that
their treatment had been extremely
cruel and oppressive, and that they were
so completely intimidated that they did
not dare to make any effort to escape
One of the children, boy twelve years
of age, was hired to neighbor for $50 a
year. II appears that these people were
in the habit of cruelty beating the chill
dren almost daily. One girl, fourteen
years of age, had been severely beaten
the same morning on which the arrest
was made by the marshal. The children
were handed over to the custody of their
mother, and informed that they were as
free as other children.-[ Baton Rouge
Courier,
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WANTED AGENTS-ro sell the HOME
~ SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
So IL makes the ''icslS Stitch" talikc on both
sides and is the only licensed uuier-fcrd Shut
tie AHchinc sold for less than $50. Licensed by
Whcacr Il Wilson, Grover e Baker and Singer
" CuclAll other undcr-Gccd shuttle Machines
sold. less than $50 are lniriusementS, and
the Sellcraud user liable 10 prosecution. Ad-
dress JOHNSON, CLARK y CO., Boston, Mass,
Pittsbursl Pa, Chicago, H., or st. Louis, Mo
ieSO-Sm
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This space belongs TO t. N Lewis, Druggist
and Bookseller. His business is improving
every day. If you don't believe it call and see.
He will make out an advertisement when husi-
ness will permit.
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WHO COMMANDS.

Our correspondent writes from Paris,
Sunday night, that it is still uncertain
whether the Emperor or Bszain com
mands. No decree has yet made BaZaine
Generellissimo.
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n M ANY BOOK PUBLIsHED IN

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500 yearly, with 30 cts. additional for postage
on book. The Educational Gazette for one
year contains more reading matter, and of
greater variety and interest than any double
Column OCTAVE VOLUME ofl0OO PAGES ever
published and sold for 5000. Send for specimen
copy, containing list of valuable books
AGENTS WANTED.
C. II. TURNER & Co., Philadelphia Pa 4w
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How to get foot hold-take boot
jack.
Not long ago, u youth, Older in wit
than in years, after being catechised
concerning the power Of nature, replied,
"Now | think there's one thing that
nature can't do" "Whas is it, my child?'
"She can't make Bill Jones' mouth any
bigger without setting his ears backi'
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FIRE PROOF.

1t may be put on with the least possible pitch
with perfect safety. 1t does not retain the
neat of the day through the night as is the case
with thick heavy roofs but cools Immediately
with the first refreshing breeze of evening"
Another important consideration is the
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Great lmpr0vemnte in
Washing Machines.
The Old II BOD I SEash-B0ard
again l. fGea-Up.

DY 4 SIAIPI4I- d. III ~ IN OF The lever
ID power and the ili Htrd, in the COLI
ST nj he
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4Iew Advertisements.

INVENTORS Bkog!a A6PRfss Fsssn, Eps9N ADs6fsI
io9 Ninth St., Washington, D. c., for advice,
terms and references. ae4-4w
WANTED AGENTS--S2O Watch free
w given gratis to every live man who will
act as our Agent. Business light and honorable
pays $40 per day. Address r. Monroe Ken1ledJ,
e o., Pittsburgh, Pa. ag4-4w
WE Will PAY AGENTS a salarv of S35
w per week or allow large commission 10
sell our new inventions. Address J. W. FRINK
X CO., Marshall Mich ag4-Iy-
G.sJI \ DAY !--iO new articles for AGENTS
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The President has forwarded to
General Sheridan official letters accred-
iting him in Europe as representative
of the United States, Ministers Wash
burn and Bancroft have been officially
notified
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Secretary Stanton is credited with
saying: 1.-The best invention for killing
was made by God Almighty, when he
created man. ! would rather have one
good soldier with single charge in his
gun, determined to kill somebody. than
new recruit armed with repeater, and
followed by a wagon load of ammunition.
, 1870-01-07

test Z L. Afford, tne rresden. OF the Street. Rat.
Iosd Cotnp.nJ: - ~ & eas: Il 70 bs tae chs!rusa
Il tne ronv4 4n1Iau ises besEten cx.ScratoF iit1-
eE.cls a1d Dr. Gfahan N. Fltco, with tbs onanee+
10 favor Of THO .oaa.er. Jason D. Bro1n, u
| hss ture thing on toe noHtnAuon for Secretary
| nf S1ate, but the caaI oe1 sic decided, In faso
Q. Colonel Norn'sa Ead1. Of South Hesd: sd.
~ who b eandha'e . fot Aunl1ss, sto aoao 10 bu
| pIe'ett pc VII % nominated hy roe1Amsuen,
& tos s s,Set y s.
sns, AID ~ elteFt = beng mssie 10 tudaoe Kady
sHs ste 70 h. IND oES K+;satx Fe5
sre tie nare psom,0s ri csndtd4tes Fne
Tnaturer, Jsmes j: Ran. u this r.1J, vho ass
eecn tHtcr dtfcased for this ONCE before TIC pao.
ebaLcss are in h!9 fasbJ, tbon9h tDeFe "a soa,e
talk Of Genersl Aohson. or military man. For
SntM.H. e tesdsct Of Puohc instruction. tbs Rsr.
Attarpe. Genera, Ba.ieAs nanna, Of reffs Hautn,
Ca has .ho 3, Ne1 ssa, b.; is sSs, R
e: r. 5so95a .gs5a 5 Iii j. e se
y elo:e let.eeh Judge P.ssvst, ot Ey1usyle {, sad
lanes " HaurA, Of bolltTeD. In the second,
noiso snoas "oeS e .! Tor; W15ne W, ooaos. y
Basifrs. Of ;oomtn9tun. AID ksuoleon g. Taylor
cf this city, ~ tie Forft1t Judge L. Browa-
ltg, Of htIp. sun, q renegade. .Xil % tna choice
81 lee Convention ia uue day. The SALOONS arc
I1l1 . lively business.
The state Hun1d Of Agriculture aze having
tuL Quet at the EHt6a uou.e 10 ttR1L
TEe attendance OF The Edlos.al Convention Ii
rot yet1 large, bu: an inIereattnE sesslon IL e1-
tected silver medal y 10 be presented 10 the
btkt printed .eA Aspsner throughout the Jeat.
TEEgE HAuTE, Inl., Jap. 6,-I+as, Eight the
s!o1e Of Hatnfng Brother. dr5 Roots do .itrs, At
thekssIIe. Pa1ke County. Was eItered. tho safe
!Fohfn open and ruabed Of tla,860 IL cure .cy.
So11e disaRreeuent e1lsteu betWeea the Urn a9d
the othcets IL the bank at Rockville. aud they hsd
Withheld thets depo-ite, which xccou 1t4 for the
laIRe atuCuLt OF money on hand. Tae burglars
lsft iheIr tcp1s ard dark 1aEter1, wtth some
Gthek professional apputtenances.
, 1870-01-07
HAYTL.

The Capture OF PoFt-Ru.prfnce- -
SPELLING and Total Dc.sructiou OF
thc Pulncc--Sa1narc Refuses Esrit-
lsh Pfotecston-fsc Resolves to Dc.
stroy First tho Cify, and Then
IfIm&e1f ~ Provisional President
SaEct In the City.
PUKT.AU.IKtkcE, Der. la.-By The arrival Of the
partculsrs have been Received Of the Capture Of
ssSs ssr nse o9 81 IL ns a soans[n Of d.
vision Of The army Of The zeEo,utto1.sts, Guc-
ce.ned IN landing one-half OF hts torres Id noa:s
tn me 1nnedats vicinity Or Pott-au-Pttpce. He
teetfon o[ the uutthrfn part Of It Without mncn
opposition general Brice mstchei his troops
hut vas 1eputsed. IL the men Mine, tue rer5la-
ttoEa,J steamer FIsrtds, carrying sso g,ins OF
heavy calore forward, hsd attacked the pequott
position sne raked the vessel, q. tne sane time
rous1i IN q dea1l5 volley from small arn4 Tue
eenoa oas :, then h9sraed 4nn spssdy sakea
=. ~ y is 1asssaIs \, wen General nnse Va.
rsI1,sed ,9 nl5 s,:ass On tns palsce aas from
G!t Is. csnhis oisnaE ncd confusion on all sides,
his attscr, and Succeeded il d.lslag saiasve ha:k
non The r. quod then proceeded TO ponoard the
paIscf, and speedily destroyed It. salnase
trek shelter, with 1,ea0 men, ID Fort
National. The revolutionary sessets aate4ue1.-
y attacsed the ArsenaL which p'ew up Tae bar
sacts we're also oo1nba1ued. and the po~,lcr
ludcpd therein exploded, destroying the batdiae.
The ccnU audef Ct British ~a:-Se1sel offered
Sair2se protection. On coEditt01 thst be
Eould capiinla1e. and rlaced vessel at
his eoEMaId 10 convey Eiu to aDy
cestirai!on he might select He refused
the o1et, however, dec!a.,rr th.t sooner tnaa
y!cld be woah urst destroy tne CITY and inen h,u-
felf. II ts said that be set fire 10 the 1prthera
portion Of the CITY, where the poorer ca.ees
reJfde, aEthouEh It u thouRhs that the fire might
tare bet n occasioued By the n,1ug eubeEs from
TIE barracks. Du3:2g the 18Th. 1900 cavalry,
ose'aer nn 400 intsutry, arrived irorn siJNasr,
hud were Kaascung On The CITY. General Bs1cs
has tssnfd proc!s1a !ou, declaring tuat any act
of pllace Of outrage 10 person or property should
he punished with dcat1.
The American hytg Henry and Loulse, Cap:sin
Potter aud the brig Jam. 10th Etps IN the bsrpor
At the 111ne OF the poIuhsrtCent, accidentally
ceIse1 eboA IN the auil-tne former IN The stern
std the latser In the bow. S3get had arrived n q
small steamer from Aschahie- sad the dlschssXe
OF cannoo heard from the city by thosa On board
Ire Jane Was supposed to be the salnt= with
which bis appearance WAS greeted Ia the citJ.
The Captain OF the 1ane ssa:es tnas his leaving
por1. toe nath Of artillery was heard from Fort
Nasscrsl. where sasnaSe hah taxea refuge