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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-06
PROCLAMATION.
MARDI-GRAS! !!
fuf ]ftn
Grand Carnival
OF MEMPHIS.
PrOuunciamentO of MOmus the
Great, King of Memphis,
and Great 1 am of
the Carnival!
To Our Bondh6lasr. and Creditors

To Our BOndh6lasrs and Creditors
Greeting;
BY the great powers in us vested, and in obe-
disnce to the handwriting on the wall. ST
1860 X, have we ordained to occupy our an
Client city of Memphis. February 12, 1877, and
to hold High. Daddy. Merry-Makins and Rev
elry. Mardi-Gras, February 18th.
We have commanded our worthy Lord
Mayor Flippin to deliver up the keys Of our
loyal city. and have made known our pleas
urs to his EIccllcncy. Governor Porter. the
General Assembly of the State. and all the
high dignitarieS of our realm. who are COM
maRdsd to attend our festivities.
We have further dscreed that our Court
shall be held in cur Grand Castle Exposition,
where we hold our Grand Reception Tuesday
night. February 18th; and in order that all
may take part in tAs revsls, have we COM
mandsd that all who are invested with our
Royal Order OF the mighty Dollar" may
attend.
In witness whereof, have we affixed eur
Great Seal this. the 26th day. hrst moon. SOW
onty.seventh year. sixth of our gracious reign.
Viye Lo Roi
BY THE KING HIMSELF.
svca li,n u MOMUs,
O. Attssti Am a' Rex CRrnRVAllI.
DsN OSES. Baron of Cash.
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Check Traced to Tilden's Secretary.

WASHINGTON, Jan. -.
{. c. JORDAN, cashier for the Third
nat onol tank Of New York, teslifi d be-
fore the senate committee on privileges and
clecti' IA. this morning, that he ordered
Mat n - Hunyon, bankers aud brokers Of
New York, to draw q check for So 900 IN
December 6 last, in favor of Lsdl & Bush
of Salem, OreLol. Witness ordered this
check q! the instance of Col. VIM. 7. Pc
t II, secretary of the democratic national
commit ee. Witness did not know what
The money was t. lie us,d for. He infer
red that it was for political purposes, but
he only knows now that the check was re-
turned unused. In answer to q question,
the witness stated that 5 imuel j. Tide is
a director OF the bunk Il which lie (Nit-
ncss) il cashier, tnd that Tilden owns
$3.50 JOG worth of st OK in the bank. The
Wines staNel tnat hr, as tank o%flicer, pre-
tested against givirg any Information as
regards the interest of any person in the
bank, but be gave this Information in re-
la'iOn to I1ldcu's interest by leave of
Ulcers OF tie bsnk. Witness stated that
he was personally responsible to Martin &
Runyon for the $4,000. and Col. VIM. T.
Potion was personally responsible to him
(witnts>) for this sum Gov. Grover was
recalled. In answer to senator Mitchell,
be testified that he had never written a let.
ter to any person 10 which be (GroVer,
8 a el that Gov. Til ca would get one
electoral vote tor president from Oregon.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
The Electoral Count.

NEW York, Jan. IA.
A Washington special gives the PROPOSE
ton agreed on by the senate electoral com
m.ttee as follows Where one return is
made from a state tle ace of both
houses is required to reject where two re-
turns arc made, the dispute to be referred
to n tribunal of members of the house and
senate and the four justices of the supreme
court longest in service memters of the
house AID senate to be selected by the APP
polntm'nI of five senators ard five repre-.
sent iives, and then dropping one by lot.
The Istices who would become members
Of the commission would be Nathan Cliff
ford Of Maine, democrat; n lah Ii. Swayne
OF Ohio, republican ; Samuel F. Miller of
Iowa, republican, and David Davis of | Ii
nOis, id ucpeIdent. This commission is
authorized to determine all question: of
dispute. Morton AID F%relinghuysen gave
d v,ry reluctant consent to the proposition
which is based 81 tho bill passed by the
senate in 1850, but lost by disagreement OF
the two houses.
Another Washington special says the
senate electoral committee have agreed that
the coult shall take place in the hall OF
the house, not in the senate chamber.
Senator NJ 1rton's refusal to assent to the
committees recommendations will prevent
his sel'ction for the presidency Of the sen,
a'e on the resignation of Mr.. Ferry, which
Is expected soon.
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The MASQUERADE.

The bal mqs9ue of the Barre club to-
morrow night promises to be bill ant aud
enjoyable affair. 1t is understood that a
large number will be present, both from in
and out of town, and the costumes will be
handsome. The dancing will be 10 the
B4rdwell house hall, which is thus thrown
open to the public for the first time since it
vas r~eniodeled. The long, rarrsw star at
the entrance is now done away with, aud
the hall otherwise improved. The supper
will be served at the Bardwell house,
which is a guarantee Of its excellence. A
free carIiage-or rather sleigh list will
also be found at the Bsrdwell house to-day
and tomorrow. Those wishing s'eighs
can leave their order there. The music il
TO he Wells orchestra. Tickets are fol
sale beginning to-day at the Bardwell house
AMI Morse Brothers dug store. The regu-
lar tick,ts include dancing, supper and tar-
riage, price three doll trs. Sp lat ZIG tick
cts, ST which a limited number will BIT
sol entitle the holder to a scat on the
floor, but not to dance. All dancers must
be masked, before supper, though ordinary
evening costumes may be worn If pre-
ferred. Spectators are uot-as soue have
underst lod-.o wear masks.
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NounN ADVICE.

Everybody, at this season Of the yea,
when coughs, colds and fevers are 60 prev
alent, should bear IN mind that an ounce of
preventive is worth an hundred pounds of
cure. Such being the fact, why not take
good sound advice, and buy a Chest Pro-
tector OF Albert w. Higgins, who has the
best assortment in town. All kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, f annel, etc, just re-
cejved, and for sale low. Also the lne,t
line of Fancy and Toilet Goods, in the
state. Our goods have been bought low {;
we are selling them cheap, and don't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR Co
LOGNE" is the best. S1.00 will buy q
pint. Give US q call.
ALBERT W. HioGIss,
oct7d FAmiy Chemist.
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The president to-day held a conference
with Secretaries Chaa1ler and Cameron.
The senate committee which.has been in
vostigating the Fiolila election returned to
Washington this morning.
Ex-District Attorney Fisher who was
pardoned by the president. has BEEN taken
to the insaLc asylum.
Lis officially ascertained that the gov
ernmelt has rec lived nothing to day from
New Orleans. The dispatches of the past
two days h I'VE contained nothing important.
There is no disposition on the part Of the
govelnm nj t. send addti n Il troops s nth
MS tle administration is not apprehen i've
Of 'eriOus trouble in New Orleans or else-
where.
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the NEW APPROPRIATION.

The house committee on appropriations
have compl ted the executive and judicial
appropriation bill, tnl it will be rep tied
to the house Monday. A maj 'rity of the
committee have made the bill conform
very closely to the provi ions of last years
bill as passed by the house. It provides
for a reduction Of about ten per cent. in the
talaries Of relrly all civil officers through
out the country, and also for reducing The
clerical force to about the numbers pro-
posed by the house last year.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
Police Court.


oEoPOE W. WARREN, JUSTICE.
Ga New Yc nc day a party boarded
Conductor Wea,herly's afternoon train here
bluqd for West Rutland AMI tried to bluff
the conduct r out Of their fare. With the
ASST tince Of the brakeman, and after quite
a little skirmish they we're put off the
train. Saturday, three of the party, John
Davis, p. No Laugblin and James Human
were arrested and brought before Justice
G.. w. Warren for Trial.
James Hannah was tried for breach OF
the railroad act in not paying his fale and
found not guilty. He was then tried for
intoxicsti n and fined So, and costs So 30.
John Davis was tried for beach of the
the peace, found guilty and fined 50 and
costs So 30.
p. Mclaughlin was tried for assault,
found MT guilty ard discharged.
The case OF Cephas L. Stone for keeping
and maintaining a common nuisance was
brought up and continued till Wedne day.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
Bank Deficiency.
P-OUGHEEEPslE Jan. /.

P~0UGHKEEPslE Jan. IA.
The ElGle special says later reports make
the Fishkill National bank deficiency by
overdr.fa from $40 900 to $4,000.
A run hes commenced on savings bank
in the same building, which will be l4rg,ly
increased tomorrow. but the bank officers
say they can meet all demands promptly.
1t is stated that oyerdrafts ON the National
bank amount, in several inttAnces 10 $l0,-
900 and $4,000 each,
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Dangerous Political Element in Ger,
many.

New York, Jan. IA.
The Herald's London special says the
German elections disclose q significant
change of public sentiment. The social
democrats achieved an asloa ishing victory
at Hei lespl. The doctrlnes Of III sc soc al
is,s are considered exceedingly dangerous.
they threa'en the stability OF the empire,
demand ng partition of property and per-
feet equal ty among men. The agitation
EXTENDS even to arms.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
The Indian Campaign.

CHEYENNE, Jan. Il,
The continued interruption in telegraph
communication bttEoel Forts Larsm c and
Fettermal induced an escort of the sixth
cavalry. commanded by Sergeant Bessy,
in returning from that creek to strike
across country and come in on the Fetter-
man line. Last night on the ElkhOrn thirty
mile, norlh of Fort Laramie, fresh tracks
OF Indians were discovered and to avoid
surprise in camp the sergeant with three
men made "a reconnaissance and about mid
night met a party of fifteen Indians. In
the fight which ensled Bessy and n of
his companions named TagCart were slight
ly wounded, and another named Feather
all badly hurt. They also lost three horses
killed, when the Indians were forced to re-
tire. A company of cavalry lcfi Fort La
ramie to-day to endeavor to Intercept the
Indians.
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Savings Banks

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 10.
In the United States court in this city,
yesterday, in an action against the bonds
men of the savings bank for alleged
breeches of their bonds 10 that the regul. T
work of the savings bank had not been
performed, but thst the business of an
ordinary bank had been engaged in, the
court holds that securities are not Tespon-
sible for any money going into the hands
of the society in way of ordinary barking
business. Verdicr for defendant.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
The Grand Duke Alexis.

NORFOLK, Jan. IA.
Russian %ifriga'e SHETLAND arrived here
and the Grand Duke Alixis came ashore
and Visited Baron Shishkin, Russian nm
is or, Saturday. 1t is understood lie Ii
not take up quarters on shore but will re-
main on board slip most Of the time. The
Grand Duke Constantine is also on the
5 vrtland. lie is about eighteen years old
and ia the second son of the Lmperoi's
brother Constantine.
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That Duel.

NV YoRK Jan. ID.
Inc Times says positively that May and
B'nne't are beth unhurt, DC shot was
fired when Bennett declared he was satis-
ned. There vas no reconciliation, and
Bennett is not married.
TIE LOCALITY OF THE DUEL.
Wr%LNfNoToN, Dtl Jan. IA.
Secretary Of s ATE Grub Al nounces that
Gov. Cochran has not sent a rcqlisition to
Albany for the bodies Of May and Bennett,
nor will he do SO, as Investigation dev,l,ps
the fact that the duel took place in Mary
land.
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Trip of a Mail Steamship.

New YoRI,.Jan. "A
The steamship Montar from Liverpool,
arrived Saturday. This Is the first steamer
arriving under the n W Arrangement made
by the British postal authorities. The
passage from Queenstown was made 10
eight days aud eighteen hours.
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NOTICES.

We have a splendid stock of Overcoat-
ings, Suitlngs, Dag nails and Pant Cloths,
and sla be very happy to show them to
Ill in want Of Gust Im Clothing, made up
in frs, class style for Ii tie money.
Ciuthing cleansed, pressed and repaired
in The rea,est possible manuer. Clothing
GU and warranted 10 fit; Indies sacques
cuL aud made by exnerieuced hands.
NpvAC 6 MrRPHY,
MOIse'S 81 Ck Cup stars).
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WHERE IT WAS Fou0nT.
pmILADELpntA. Jan

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ia,
Dj'tric. Attorney Russum Of Cor, line
e. u1ty, Md, il here and says from all that
he can learn the d%u,ling ground was about
400 va d. from the De aware line, near
Mtrydell. His informant tells him May
was bit and was atepd.d by DR.. Allan
Smith OF BdrmIe; Tia, the pat ent was
In q ducklng house on G%unpowder creek.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
The Illinois senatOr,hip.

New YORK, Jan. IA.
A Springfield special say there is little
doubt that Palmer will be elected senator
from Illinois, though p-sl'ly the republl-
hears may spring Washburne. The Times
special s ys three independents are avo we'd
ly oTp1s d {, Palmer. Logan is more con-
ident than ever.
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DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCES.

Governor Tilden was waited upon last
night by a number of polit cans to discuss
the propriety of calling a nation Il conven.
tiun, to assemble in Wash nkIon during
the counting of the electoral vote. Mr..
Tilden was r%e'icent in expressing his opin-
ion. II is understood that nothing insl
was determined upon in consequence of the
absence of Congr, ssnan Hewitt, who had
lot arrived from Washington in time to be
present at the conference.
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The circulation Of the "Daily Globe''is equal
to, If not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
"Weekly Globe" is a half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont and more than the combined circulation
Of oil the other weeklies in Rutland county.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15

j.. Estey IL Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in he last -four
years. An tier maker boasts of having
male Sc 600 in the last thirty years.
Which shows tie gre lic't pre.ent popular
ity? Esley Organs for Che cen ennial year
are all new slyles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Address
GEORGE @ DAY,
d&dtf Rutland, Vt.
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SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS,
Bennett Off.
NEW YORK., ia

NEW YORK, Jan. II.
The World states tha' Howlind Robbins s,
who acted as Benefits second, accom-
panied him yesterday on the City of Rich
mond, both gentlemen being on the Helald
steam yacht. 1t is also slid Miss Bennett
left on the same steamer under the lame
of Mrs T. b. Cowden. Paris IS under
stood to be the destination of the rarty.
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Happy Influence of a Great Specific

happy 4hhutnSS Va a OItdb GDtNlllO'
For the Preservation or recovery If health
and strength, the diet should be wholesome
and nutritious. when 1t happens that the all
m mary processes are disturbed by improper
or half mastlcattd food, the hes. remedy for
the evil results OF abusing the digestive organs
is Hostetters Stomach Bitters, a most agree
bic, prompt and gentle remedy for dyspepsia,
and fer the bill ious and eyacuatiye irregulari-
ties which result from 1t. The liver and Low
els, In common with the S omach, experience
its benlnclent i%nnu'nces. The refuse OF the
system Is carried on through its natural out
let, a healthy how an secretion of the bile is
promoted, and a powerful inpetus Is given to
assimilation in consequence Of Its use. 1t
healthuly stimulates thu bladder and kidneys
when they are inactive, and by its tonic and
regulating action fortines tho 81 stem against
malaria.
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The Present President and the Next.

INV YORK, Jan. To.
A Washington special says president
Grant declares that If no choice of presi-
dent be made by March A, &C president of
the sen ite becomes president, and the cab
met will recognize him.
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RoNDoUT, Jan: Ii.
his morning d stroyed the CO
snARP rRAcr1cr soMFwnERR.

Recent developments seem to confirm
the reports prevalent at the capital that
both democrats and republicans have
copies of t0'cgrana sen. south AMI to
Oregon by the CONTROL NJ politicians pend
ing tic canvass or tie votes Of disputed
states. These copies were obtained from
sources other than the regular chanrols,
but exactly in what manner is left to con-
lecture. Although they canine. be used as
e%videoce, moi icing authenticated, they af-
ford a ta'is of interrogation by investigat-
ing comm tees, and have been the means
Of obtaining information from witnesses
who had knowledge of their contents. An
tTjrt will be made at the next meeting of
the house committee to open the doors to
the press.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
For New Orleans.

ELMRA, Jan. IA.
ES-Mayor John Arnot ard Gen. Francis
G. Hall, prominent politicians of this sec
tion, left this evening for New Orleans /;
object Of mission unknown.
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From fHE PRESIDENT or TIE
NEW YOFK STATE TEACHERS
ASSOCII TON.

wa iOTh NidIE ~ .
ASSOCIA 7ION.
DR.. Fennel's Improved Cough Honey II
Will break up II cold in the head, before
any cough hs- yet formed, in two or three
hours. [2l Ii will relieve any cough in
one hour or less ri 1t is the best rem
edy known for the relief Of irritable and
woriisOme children. Its pleasant to take,
ha- ds1me in appearance, safe in its action
and certain in Us IF ct. 1t does not dry
The cough but loosens and heals. From
the Lowry cottage to the princely palace
and office of state come orders and COM
mendations;
Fra, Prcf II. R. Sanford, Presiient NJ the Ncio
Jor. Stlts Tepchcrs association, Supt Of Pub,
ne Schools al middleton en-, ". T., Cto.
From repeated ana PRESENT use OF Dr.. Fen
nel'S Improved Cough Honey IA my FAINT Y, |
an free 10 say that | consl Ter 1t the best rem
edy Low known fJr c ugh7. Its action Is
prompt AMI reliable. In the frequent coils so
cOm,n N among children The uso OF the Cough
Honey will prove ~ great boon.
From John b. Miner, n e4Ithy banker OF
Fredonia, N. Y. l was afflicted with a hirrass-
Ing cough. three DOSE or De Fenner's Im-
proved Cough Honey entirely ry,ll9ytd me;
Painted Post, N. Y, Aug 20, 1875
DR., NJ, NJ. Fenner. Fredonia, N. Y Dear Sir
| have used your | lpr d cough Honey for
The past two years for asthq q and co d., and
nud IL the best rem dy lever tried. It Is Il real
pleasure 10 recommend II. Yours truly,
dSwlw .. W BoNST.
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AN,ErbcAN ROUSE.

HavItg leased the a1oNc vel known h
tel, ard ,aksn possession Of SINE, | shall
be pl ms d 10 see al my friends, aud the
travelling pun ic generally. 1 shall en-
deav IT to maiLtaln The reputation Of the
hIus1 for being fret class IN every respect.
ilOdtf W. j. PAIGR.
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Hampton's Pocket Money

New YORK, Jan. IA.
A Charleston special says that over 1000
citizens, representing five sixths of the tax
able property of the county, have pledged
to pay taxes 10 Hampton.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15

Ladies, if you want first quality hair and
reliable work, and your stamping done on
new patterns and rev designs, 90 to Mrs.
G. 7. Loop 2ji Ctn er -trle., up slai!s.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Weather Indications.

OFFICE OF THE CHiRr SIGNAL I,FFtoER,S
WAsHiNGToN I'm. l5,-i q IN.
For New Eng,atd, rising followed by
filling barometer, winds shifting to easter
ly or southern, low succeeded by slowly
rising temperature, increasir g cloudlness
folio we'd by snow.
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From New York.

SYMPATHY FOR III MOLLY MAGUIREs.
NEW York, jan. IA
A meeting of workingmel, held last
night adopted resolutions sympathizing
with the miners of Pennsylvania, IL der
couvic ion for the Molly Mcguire murders,
aud declaring them victims Of hired testi-
mony.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
Local Weather Report.

The we 'ther report kept at A. W. Hig-
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday Z a. m. IS above;
Up. IN. 20 above 10 p. m. 8 below.
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STEAMER DISABLED.

QURENsTowN, Jan. 13.
The steam or state IF Virginia from Gas
gov for New York, was reported last
night off Crook Haven with he main shaft
broken. She Is being lowed into this har-
bor
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15

The anti,tammany party have resolved
to postpone a plan Of organization until af-
te the Legislature has taken action in Ie-
CARL to the reappoitionment of city assemb-
i districts.
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Natures Hai>am for all COM
plants OF the uGg, the throat. ana the
bronchial tubes, Is iialt'o Honey 81 Hore-
II by mage under It's $50 hug, hea ing opera
ton. Sold by alLdl uggists. ulGlNW vim
pike's TojthAch- urU. S cure IN l minute
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TEAM WRECKED.


ST.. LOUIS. Jan. IA.
The train on the st. Louis, Kansas City
AMI Northern railway conveying about
two hundred soldiers en- route to Washing
ton. lately from Ft. Reno, struck a broken
rail two miles from Waricntown last night.
Two oaIa were thro n from tho track, sew
tral soliiers bruised but none seriously in
il:rl.
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Crimes and Casualtles.
ICE DAMAGE At crNorSsATt.

-" """NNE WTNVIVW"'T
CfNo1NNATt, Jan. IA.
1t is estimated th.t the damage 10 the
shipping by ice will be over 500, 900.
Tie damage to bargts so far will reach
from $40 COO to $40 900. Reports from
up the river points are that the weather Ia
tuning cold and the river falling.
nUR"ED TO DEATH.
New York, Jan, Ia.
Last Thursday night, neu Cranbury
Park, n j the house of Samuel Morris
was burned, aud the proprietor and one
child were burned to death. His wife and
n cliId escaped by jumping from a wiz
dnw
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TERRIBLE sUFFERINGs AT SEA.


y IVTNf THU' TT
The steamer California arrived Fiidly
with the wife and child Of Capt. Woodman
Of the schooner Island Belle, found in dis
trcss 40 miles southeast Of ST. Johns, New
founlland. The mste of the schooner had
been ftoz n to death Al hands suffered
terrible privaii, MS. The master of the
schooner, CAPT. Woodma1, would not dc
sert her, NJ d the California gave HIM spare
sails and provisions.
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RODBING A COACH.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. II.
Oac Of The coaches Of the Arkansas Val
ley stage company On route from this city
to Pine Bluff, Was waylaid Friday by high
way men and robbed.
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John Cain, agent OF the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. eIhce under
the town hall. dew