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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-10

INR. EMMA Ii. CALLENDER,
- weybridge Street, MIDDLEBuRi, W.
Office hours, 2 to M. ~ ion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

An ordinance providing Tor the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
pavmrnt of the same whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account,
and not other wise appropriated:
German Gazette, advertising sale of mar
ket revenues for November, 1873, approved
by the Administrator of Commerce, 50.
New Orleans Times, advertising notices
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26
: G EADENUAU SEN,
Secretary Board OF School Directors

From the Rev. j. Smith, pastor Of ct.
Joeerh'9 Church, for q remission Of taxes
on s.IiooI pr -r;y 5elo1 ,ng to tie congre-
attic ct tn. mission. To the Administrator
81 Assessments.
Frnrn Ers. Ann /. Slack, for remission OF
penalties on bach. taxes due by her, snt
from Eager, E'lerman (, Co, for the moe
jiication "f their contract with the city
relative TO wharyes. To The Committees
an whole.
For an cA1 nehouse for Morgan Fine
Compary. No. 5, Filth District. 80 go
Administrator .f Commerce and che &c
mlnisfrator Of WaterworEs and Gubls
Buldin-s.
From Il. L. FoFTaan, attorney Of the Nee
Orleans School of Medicine. for cancel!atiCG
Of a tax judgment against the association
upon pr, perty exempt from taxation; anS
from Geo1.e w. Sadler, 20 be allowed SO
pay his taxes with a judgment, in his savoss
against he city. To Ike Administrator
Pubic Accounts.
From. citizens for permission tesdig {. fssa
well. At their own expense, a. the cornersf
Dauphiqe and Mazant stress. To .L. 40
ministrator Of Waterworls aLf "talis
Buildings, with power % ac,.
From Maurice j. Hart James 81. selse
and j. 7. Gordon. a committee of the Scu-
i-iana Rowing Club, tor permission 20 put u
boathous on the batture between posts
Nos. IA nd l., First District. To tn S5s
rnnistritDr OF Commerce.
ba CouppI thor, ad
DANIEL sCULLY. Secsssesss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26
AUCTION SALES TuIs nav

M - 1. hslLiN, at 10 o'clock, at Louisiana Auc-
''oii rae stables, No. 2i8 Common street, Ken
lucky and Indiana stock.
81 CONSTABLE e B. FALLS, at y O'Clock =. tho
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange a lot
in square bounded by Preston Calhonn and
Market streets and Henry Clay avenue.
Nv 4. NJ i B. }. MONTGOMERY, at II o'clock
at the corner of Gravier and Baropne streets
horses, mules, carriages. etc; and al Harris
loan cthce, corner of Gravier and st, Charles
streets, unredeemed pledges-watches Jewel
ryr sllverware. fine arms, ETC.
ot HhERlfF HARPER, at II o'clock, at Merchants
ard Auctioneers' Exchange judgment against
the succession of George Alexander
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

DIED CRAZY.-J. Sktrrett, once ser
geaut on the Metropolitan Police force
died in the Insane asylum yesterday. he
dad been in that institution several months.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

GENERAL QUEsADA SHOOTS CAPTAIN Nc
EANN.--lt is IOt meant that the General ac-
tually shot the Captain in the flesh, but it is
meant that the gentlemen had friendly
contest in the Tattersalls rife gallery. Our
cuban friend is an uncommonly good
Qnarksman, but OUT police friend was vic
torlous. Out of two dozen shots the bell
rang more than score of times. Roth
gentlemen handle rifles ard pistols tamil
larly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

BAD OSE.-Monroe Hampshire out of
sheer necessity, thought he should have
some small change, and seeing a book con
tanning several dollars on the counter Of j.
O. Esther. No S45 Magazine street, grab
bed it and glided OFF. but retribution fol
lowed last and faster and finally police
man felt of him for the larceny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

p0yDHAs MARKET .PLAEA.-NeXt Tues
elay Administrator TuInbnll will introduce
a resolution to clear Oft all the nulsances IN
the above named place, and to reform GER
tain other uuisances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor;
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
Administrator of Finance;
J. CALHOUN.

The Mayor. on behalf Of the commit
mittee of the whole, reported untavor-
ably, for want of means, upon the pc
tition of the Firemen's Charitable Asso-
citation OF the Fifth District, for increased
compensation, the petition having been re-
ceived after the budget for 1874 had been
been made up. Tie report was received.
By Mr.. Brewster and adopted: An ordi-
nance respecting hatchways and sta!rcases.
By Mr.. Sturcken and adopted To reduce
the assessment of John kruittschmidtt.
BY Mr.. Lewis and adopted: To contract
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

OFF FOR HoLIDAY.-Colenel Dekiyne,
deputy United States marshal, lett for
Philadelphia last evening intending to
cake a three weeks holiday. Many kind
wishe. are waited after hun.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

Ntw.roYs' VARIETY CLUB.-This nursery
cf talent on the half shell gave ano'i,rr ol
their unique performances at the News
bows Home last night |. Wa a so0o one,
and commenced with an overture ny 'ne
bAnd-twtlve perform rs-loI4""eu pH d
aia+cb called :,Slocomb Porter,' showing
G, Carleton. j. Hamilton, MeDermont ana
Cl.eT, Following tins he fun came thick
and fast in Dutrh songs, clog dance, e.
"1rcas halleluiah bands. stump speeches,
and ,be like Lutte j. Finn IS immense as
q cloggist, and can dance clean away
from many profession2,s-ss,o, tue Boys say,
Carleton Riley C4seT i ii lha halIeIuiah bus
&c and G. C,rietun WAS voted aa extra IN
h hr'T Ye s acts. Tnese young chaps are
mi si, If talent. and We. theg are not proud
T 1T sell papers, they do. and dont 60
s,arrino about the country hanging them-
selves for lucre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

SCREwMEN's BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Tbs solid society of useful ci,izens. yester-
day celebrated its twenty-third anniversary
ny public procession, etc. Mr. George
Dorrauce was grand marshal his aids
being Messrs. T. Farrin. j. Grayer, j. CAT.
pev. j. Fitzgerald. j. Cleague, T. Maher,
p kearns, Henry Clarke. The association
assembled at the hall, No. 81 Customhouse
street. and forming in line. made an ex-
tended march After the flags and music
followed the several committees Of the
society, constituting the first division. The
second and third divisions were composed
OF members. The display was creditable,
proving that the combination is still use
ful body.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

Too SHARP:-Ed. Sewers tapped vein of
John Driscoll's body at the corner of
Theresa and TchoupitouIas streets, just to
make funny joke, but thus tar has utterly
failed to see the sport.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

ACCREDITED AGENTS FOR SAN5N CLAUS
,tassrs U,r,z & Levy. No. lis Canal street,
have Documents which are conclusive that
rhey are ageuts for Santa Claus; who VIII
he here on the twenty fifth OF December
He has chartered these gentlemen TO 1ur-
ni-h amusing and instructive eois ~
i,',s+ sea 1he sore and se!ec: something to
,,rasr The children now and for the hol-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26

lead FEnRY NJ. l2.-At Exposit@'n tai
next Saturday night, this gallant company
Of tiremen viii give grand masquerade.
raliro and tiremen's bali. We achnoW ledge
lie courtesy OF an invitation and PIN our our
taith in the occasion being a ih2ss agreeao.e
and brilliant one. by declaring that we
nynn,t miss being there under any consider
"a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-26
CITY COUNCIL--OFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS.
Tuesday, November IS, 1873.
lcil met this day at II NJ, in
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

The Chicago Times and the St. Louis
Republican, which were wont to be as
searchlngly Democratic as the most
ultra member of the party could de-
sire, now utterly refuse to believe that
the old proslavery party can be resusci-
tated. The Times sneeringly saysthat
''the day of Judgment when Gabriel
shall blow his horn over a world wrap
ped in general cOnaagration, is not
further off than the day when the
corpse Of the historical proslaveFy
party shall come out of its sepulcher
and blow its bassoon over a general
triumph for its necessitous walters
for the spoils.'"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

CoRvALLIs-Wants a railroad mo-
nopoly, in fact is anxious to be COB
bled by any kind ola monopoly that
will afford transportation facilities, at
even an advance on rates now afforded
Linn county. Her warehouses and
granarles are overloaded with cereals,
yet she has not nor cannot sell
buShel, because there is no means Of
transportation. SO we are informed
by a prominent citizen Of Corvallis.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19
--latest News.

1t was reported yesterday that Mr.,
Mealey had been granted Il change OF
venue from Multnomah to Linn coun-
ty.
A hte London dispatch says the
Asbantee expedition had advanced 20
miles from Elmina; that the Ashantees
are retreating on the river Praps, hay-
ing been defeated with great loss in
killed and wounded, and the burning
of five of their villages.
The Arabs and Turks are at it, q
desperate encounter having taken place
near Labrey recently. III which 300
Arabs and large number ot Turks
were killed.
A ministerial crisis is reported In
Spain, owing to the Virginius affair.
Famine Is what's the matter at An
ticOsta, as Out of 500 Newfoundlanders
OH the island, only about one hundred
are supplied with provisions.
A dispatch from Kingston says it is
rumored that Ryan and Verona, not
dying easily. a Spanish officer thrust
a sword through Ryan's heart. and
that the blood-thirsty mob severed
their heads from the body. placed them
on pixies and marched them through
the city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19
The action Of the State Board Of

The action Of the State Board of
Equalization Is most flatteringly re-
ceived by the people Of Oregon. Dem
ocrats are especially tickled with the
increase oftaxation, and nearly every
member Of the party In Linn county
will vote for Grover, ifhe isnominated
for reelection to the office he now fills
SO acceptably--in q pigs wrist. The
action Of the Board Is not so well re-
ceived by Republicans; but then It Is
plain that they object because the
Board of Equalizers is composed Of
Democrats, appointed by a Democratic
Governor, thus giving the Democratic
party all the honor Of increasing the rate
of taxation, and imposing still heavier
burdens upon our people. The fact in
the matter Is, reluctantly as we are to
state 1t, Republicans in Linn county,
as a general thing. wouldn't vote for
Grover for any Office; and we are led
to believe, from remarks let fall in our
hearing, that there is quite a sprink-
ling Of Democrats that have become so
discouraged that they would scratch"
Grover quicker than any other man In
the State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

A PHIL0sOPHICAL DEDUCTION
This Is the usual order in human so
ciety: First, industry, then wealth,
then luxury, then refinement, then
languor and safety, then reaction.
And BY the time reaction comes,
whether to states. families Or individ-
uals, wealth is pretty sure to be cx-
lausted and vitality at a low ebb.
Then comes a revolution, an Infusion
ofnew blood, and the same circle is
traversed once more. But lee nobody
despise the wealth; for Its power of
amelloratlon and cheer, II transient.
Is very great.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

WHISKY CURES SIwASII GRIET.-A
correspondent of the s. F.. Chronicle,
writing of The recent removal of the
Modocs, says: At some points along
the road, some pretty rough gangs
were collected. and itpquied iHcessant
vigilance on the part of the officers in
command TO prevent the MNlors be-
ing given whisky and other intoxicat-
ing liquors. As 1t was. somebody
slnuggled a bottle Of whisky IN 10 the
Princess Mary, and Her Royal High
ness got glOriously drunk aud vomited
all over the ear. This drunk appeared
to wind up her mourning for Capt.
Jack; as, after casting up accounts,
she gave up bowling at night and
behaved like a civilized being. Ever
since the hanging, Mary and Jacks
favorite sqllaw, Lizzie, have howled
regularly every night from two to six
hours on the stretch. but alcohol ap-
peared to break the spell and give their
lungs rest. At Trnckee the citizens
gave the Modocs coffee, and at several
other places the Indians were f,asted
with truit and other luxnries; but 1t
was a notable fact that. throughout
the entire trip, they never offered any
thing to the soldiers. Such il the
gratitude ofhunan nature. At Pali-
satle a number oflrulken ronghs were
gathered together. and as the ears were
moving ont one OF them fired pis-
tol, and the ball passed within M inch
or two Of the left ear of the sergeant
OF the guard, who was standing on
the platform. At Union Junction,
Ogden, change was made to the cars
OF the Union Pacific, and the officers
had great difficulty in moving their
prisoners from cir to car, as the crowd
was so thick that it was hard work |
pushing way through; but by iu-
dicl0us management of the troops, the
mob was kept back and the Modocs |
safely transferred.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

Tfmany protesting Christians should
speak out the things they really feel,
instead Of the smooth prayers which
they do pray, they would say when
they 20 home at night, 20 Lord, /
met a poor wretch Of yours to-day--a
miserable, 1lwashed brat---and gave
him sixpence, and | have been sorry
for it ever since. - -BescIter,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19
Tim, Ryan's old Debt.

The pony, Flanagan, and myself
were Il deal surprised to 0vertake a
traveller; something about his attire,
and especially his ''acllte" expression
made Inc think him an lrishman who
had returned from America. And 1t
proved | was right. My guide gave
him a good-day, and, with my permis
sion, a seat beside himself. Where
upon | ventured to ask him where, he
was going. believe it is a right
liar to Americans to ask all the world
over.
IL have come from America, ma'anI,
and am going to see my mother, who
lives up In the mountains, by Cashla
Bay back"
was warm in my praises Of his
dutitul conduct.
With little laugh, he said, II came
for that and one other thing"
"ro be married, perlapsy"
mo. your honor, nia'am; it was
just a bit OF skull-crcking. Indeed,
lna'am, saving your presence, I'll tell
yol all about it. About five years ago
I went to Spidle tair, bei'g then in the
mind Of going to America the month
after. It's a grand fair, with a great
many pig,job6ers and cattle-dealels in
it. and they'll drink poteen like water,
| met a boy there, one Magraw, who
fiourislled ahead Of the whole fair. |
wasn't half his size, because he swelled
himself up with his conceit. and kept
mine to myself; but could not bear
to see him calling himself better boy
than myself. So | dared him out, and
| got the greatest beating | ever got
in my whole life. Indeed, | did not
think there was sound bone in my
whole body. But | promised to pay
him buck with interest, even If | was
leaving for America, and | have done
it. In five years got work in Amer
lea, good health, and money to the
fore /; so | made up my mind to go to
SpitIlle fair this year to pay Magraw
his interest, and then tramp up the
hills to the old cabin. 1t was the last
day of the fir when arrived ut Spil-
die, but | had not been there IN hour
when | heard n voice ike MagrIw's |
come from the door of n shebeen. As
soon as approached Magraw's head
came out, and tapped it with my |
black thorn stick, and he dropped. |
cried Out, That's the principal, and 1T
yoi'll slanl up III give yon the inter-
est And then half the tair gathered
round and cried. 'I'is Tim Ryan come
from America to beat Magraw.' And
they made ring tor lls. and although
| shouldn't say it myself ma'am, they
told me afterwarl that Ii was as pretty
fight as they had ever seen. The
whole fair was talking about it. In
Iced. did give Him principal and ill-
crest. ami he's now laid up in his cabin
o count them. Sonow | am going to
zoe my mother, and can then return to
America with nothing on my mind"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19
Titus, Bourgardes 4 Co.,

ATSoHN dANTER's oLD.sTAEp. "A
First street, ALBANY, OREo0R.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

e- All Work Done and Goods BonA
Warranted " be a Represented.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19
How? ?
BY calling on
". G. HILL & son,

With q prescription, where you can have
1t compounded by one experienced in that
particular line, Also, constantly on hand
good assortment Of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stufEs, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated UnIk Weed Remedy,
Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; DIR. d. Jayne
q Sons, medicines, etc.
Spence's Positive and Negative Powders
kept in stock. Also agents for the
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine,
One of the most useful pieces Of household
furniture extant. Call and examine.
X, G, HILL & son.
Albany, June 10, 7l-40v3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

Bad enough to look and feel bad
yourself; but no excuse for having
your horse look and Eeel badly, wheil
sDr a small sam you cam buy Sheyidtn's
Caudiy Condition POWDERS, which
given 10 grain two or three times a
week, Will make him look and feel
we'll 2taH y j M
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

BE WISE To-DAY.-'I'is madness to
neglect cough or cold. Consumption.
may follow, and though DR.. Wtst@''s
Balsm Of via Cherry cures the latter
disease, yet the former disappears at
once under its influence. "A
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19

Ina recent speech from the throne,
the King of Italy said: Il have conf
Deuce in the nation, and feel that the
nation has confidence 10 me-"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERC1AL.

Gold In New York, lO0%
Legal tenders 0OG91C.
Wheat Ia Liverpool 12s 3D.; club,
l2s 9d9lSs.
Wheat commando 81 10 per GENITAL
In Portland, and 81 per bushel In this
market. .t Ia
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-19
At the Midday,

OF your life, II disease lays his vile hands
upon you, there is still "a balm in Gilead,"
by which you may be restored to perfect
health, and pr0long your days ton miracu-
lOus extent.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-24
Fatal ARRAY.

The Pioche Record 0f May 9Th has the
following:
Yesterday l'oody tragedy wss enacted
st Bulli,nville. ir:l Milcs trim tioch.'. ~.
sul,inx i the dca'h of one man and the se~
riOus wOunding 0r iwO 0ihr:s. We have
NO, hcen able II ct the details as fully .s
W could wish. hut will iry u gs' sli he
particulars froM reliable sOurce ~ time f''r
:.ur next I, seems that IN s,nnlgamAtO!
named Phil. MallUy. WIN 1'nd been engaged
In one Of the hulliOnville quartz mills was
intoxicated and iu.iulg,ng ~ threats axsns!
D. Turm4r, . Lar.,ei,'ier IN Pony Willisms'
sal.Mn. Turner tried y, psc,fy him and get
him 10 lavc the ssl.s'n. wM Ma!hDy struck
b,,n over the heed With his revolver, cutting
an uyIy cash. Shots were then exchanged,
when Mslloy receivcti shot In the sbti0'
men. Tw., ramchti,en, who were Witness
Ing the affair, were shit. and ''adiy Oua mol
dangerously, injured Msit'y was not =.
pccir,i TO live y hen Our informant left. II
II saii tl.a, l,e was, when nat under the In
durnce 1T liquor, quiet AID much 's.l!ecs
ri CITIZEN. rurner was Drpu'y Sher,h IN
der John Kane, and is widely xad t"vOrsO!j
known In lhS county. We have u" d"uO
,hjs s,s,c,uen, 10 ~srsne.,us In s'ae rrpec's
l,u, |, In the most yeiiatls rcls'St We c"ah
yet. The exact facts will bs gwen In ''u
next.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-24

TIE f.,llowing novel coTmunIestSOn has
.becu rpeeivtd - Nen 1ch,6sId:
s.DAa PaAHesscO, Apsti u. 1917:
-.1s Oss. JsAs II He.tei6 tSas1ssdS~y ~
. ilss1 Uvsisiss u az fae.Ge:
..hOAORkp eiR-l su'a practical etnr
tal.ues VI The dead. aud with dssire u
eroaify sAs carhsisy Ut lhs pesspse, requess
: ,;ssinil iivsnx ms ihs psivslege VI esnGslM
tsx sssi Cssng ~ the city tbs Nallee Ut the
Nasd.,es, Csplasa dack, 6chonolsin, lllesos
Cheslsv aad Hsnks ilNa, ~ ssveneot ehess
br.as Cspsusesi xld executed, " silied oy
the iI0,i,s Should JON grant NY tav's,
will q. once "a " Yrekx with Ill the necVs>
sasy asranxcmcntA 80.
'.ia..p,px usnss1l. that, Y possibls, you
viii giant this fAy.S, ! snciosc stamped
envelope, aud have the hoU"r to W, very
rsspecila,ly, yOur otesllesi ss5vsss,
lf Mr.. .Txy l9ss syRuesi wess tranless, "
woSA w very likely - succssd ~ soSs@a
hs,n4 . heisaiooN,e 1ssNuue IN very sn'as'
u,ns' W0p would refuse % give tw.s Gsss
n - ths N0iuc murdessss vt 0sn. Ceeby
40 N. TAnmasl 2. hs could make tlss aASe1
nleje more sil,aciivc BY cOuvesi,ny ~
Gkiis 1t Others into dsusus and pgeA AnC
| Isser bsaes ls,Q d4ses " clas.aAsts, and .!
Seeaniss "A 0tsicuys stray VI dead ~
dsr pls.sslsl, Which eysfy eve w"sl0 ~"
" sues @iH a
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-24
From the Aschi.on Champion, April !

From the Atchison Champion, April u.
Two parties we'll kn"wn Ia our city, Mr:
'rv,n Park aud '.Curg" Shepard. have haS
IN iuterssli..g and highly c'itfy'"g srko'
,,,sui lhrs,uxh their respectlvc pllIers, pun
l,shs,j nj Platte City, No. TIE timal point
I'm the argument was msle yesterday, an'1
Mr.. Lycurxus Shepard hsd ihs chasing.
Tive dispute IN Quert'.,n has ueen . ionx
ss.ssls - 20 ssss ssssislsslssasne " me tae'
~ h.r % "f the Rebel army. Mr.. Park, In the
ps,sw,,ism NJ his .Oui, claimed this d,s'inc
i.,,, /" manner that called forth y DENIAL
If the 1sci from Nj, SHEPPARD, who. alous
i,.sl IN e.li,vr,si rival snNuld enjoy ih'"
d s,inct,On. hg"uyhl up uruofs anu hyurrs
that would tend Ia show tue sx9sienst VI .
Contrary slate Ut things THIS Or'uxh'
forth the following article frOIn the pm u
Mr. PARK. ~ published IN the La"dasark Vt
,he Ism Oi Aor'l last:
.Lycurgus Shrp,rd graye!y informs those
rho are ~ unfss1, unAiV ~ tO ~ eauScteu
wi,h his weekly cvucoc't'us "t saup!Atly
aud malice. the editor Vi the L's.das.rk de
serted the Confederate army nj Fea NsAge.
Az the esi,iU1 Ut the L."Ad"ssTS' eo0xnl
,hyOugLuut tue entire engagement la"liHk
probably three days. "nd ~as IN c"n'ns''d
IT his company .m the terrible icttcal fiO'n
Pen Ridge tv4 On Buren, the ed,iO' Ut the
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