t 45 1,
lifaril:ihrfe:k
aita,:eYed
igAd . '",9;i l ille het , '
leti,rrni • 'Ag.iin
' ll d
, grtais , i.and fi
belt' torte wai from ten to
11(4! tinder Gen.
,:•llatriki: - I l Otti,Vgkft.letti;matilleil the Feder
'
e sit Inv e. z her it
-4 4140"',..The l'ill'Pli'MottifilOok refuge
Ahan'okeletatrit 'lleis"Sai,d, also,
' ; '..: lll4 4 l llol.4 o l lTP e'm
Ilivit;Vii'd , to - vetild Napoleon
Litt.Ostil;:jtemonetraii4.'—' IVrol. - ^news may
NortWeartolinit kmni
,
‘.lll',,ki'iiiii•lizier`e.'r;'notteil in force in I:as n.
tlioti s ana'inen, muter Buck
bulk of the rb 4 l force
Thrf'slttnitiol• e afT•drg in
diplMoOte; rnen; - svotnen,
:'lisil'efsiliften (mini; of:no,st litri. st"irving• condi.
br 'tninuyijas there
' ' , . • -
,%Tki t ofMrt t r h . ',ef pti fort wro
trititei forkir'itjibn Pd.] claims that be
silenced the guns f:the. fort, compelled one - of
tfie t tifWitlidraW, lost fifty Itill...;ll`iind
forty...wounded, and arknowle. , ges that Colonel
ThotoPstin,`'enrn, , ,n.an.ling tile Third brigade,
killed.' ftebel prj-nners . admit of a los a
if ltrei liehdred :killed, and three, t:rnes as
•
ft bee lieeii %allot:91y repotted that Forrest
vt•aa'retreeiing not of Kentucky, -.dividing his
tot ant'all;cOmpaniei; ill it 'the In' li
ultitrio
~
he 'miirelr9ll between Ma)rield end
Peducals;.ti'Midishintled three rebel regiments
cattalry„
p ermitting them to • gn bome; that.
on 'the itth he'bed driven in Mir pickets at aer-,
iriantown, on the Charleston and Memphis
Named, seusing great .excitement 'lit.
litter Say Ourlatest, I' .c rived
kegartling,` the move - mods of this apparently
41)1(1Mb:his comMantier,-are to the effect that
on the night of the llih he was reported nil ,
V i "cblit 0 4 41 .1,, 0 1 ,0 P Paducah, from the direr
nn ,nr . MuYfilnit KenlockY; and reinforcements
Isere `accordingly, 'sent out . lo meet h'in. A
prisoner Who escaptid from Forrest a t Jack
iontown 'and had arlivecl at iklemphis, repolis
that at Forrest's' headmiat tern he heard the
determination f'Xilrebsed of holding %Vest Ten •
ne..see and tidying nit a I Union men, ,
n)epatches received at this' (Ave Wednee.
, day morning, (tern Cairo, state that by, the
stesmer'Patiline C.irt 011 repoits ot another fight
iJ,i)'ltie tied rivir hail reached that pin It
Is timid that soon'after our troops left A,lexand•
ria a large rebel force tinder Dick Snyder at
tacked put "fortifications, Cut were. vigorously
opposed-by the Thiirty-eiehth Alassuchusetts,
Twelveth, and One Hundred and Twenty-.
i tine n.l r. Colonel.
. . . .
• •.• • • . .
• ". 1111.1 ; 040, 11191dredcand .Twerdy
e,iglith 'NO ur•Yryli :Vidor) reties*, YOor. .t itopps
fonibt dirotrely Seieral hours with considerable
I,oss.' loss vra's tso co,r(sidtirablet
'No laird - her pailirutars have cone .to hand. - ..
. • ,
repoqrd . :llpal.i.;rn-rol.S . teelis • hits . cip,
• . •
' 1 ; Ir e l ; Sh!lY".Porrt , 'louisiana. It in : uncOn
yetp.. and . originatps..,%;jth' tha Rad
.A . lver ‘ aOrrasponecint : of . tlin'.New, Orlc.ans
Sna rebels atiaal:tid.thf.
ittiOnliettifYieksburg afec itayp ago and :en
tirety ill'ostroxatl 'the;Tethels-wera than re
5".14 Ognn'ant..
Washington . :corresnundent,
der
,ditsi.of t . tOth, inlorms us that prep
timislnr .the ,great •,movernaOt on Richmond,
• , 41074', be de!ayed by.. the ; storm in
. .with cmiet;• but
v4hement energy. :The, teeoe,nizetion the.
ralk.of the, Fio'onhie ha S. beep. generally.: per.
- of the new 'order 'of
things,are..being arrang•td as fast, as • the ,
canied .by‘,. the ,trUnsfe'r•of reginients, :arid
• . I .ittle.eeses Or e •disiatiitnetion , .amon °Tam,
will', •
,
it is prohable•Pow. that 'at 'least tWo'. mo ve—
:Meets ,illliejinalle*for the purpose of captiir--
'rig the'rebel eapital,-:aitd , perhaps,' ri
Greoirel!,ll.lldy'' issith', it is'rerorted, , to night,
...'have : .corninand.of two ;corps, to
be oriiinized at. Fortress Monroe. • • hr se troops
will'he.Pushed up the Peninsida,-While the
. •
my ef•the . fbtonse keepe . .,Lee's forces: vigor
;:' i* : idy•obrim'eiti and , while. General. 'l3nrnside
is presiimerl to.ititempt the, old unite viaGolds
' b4r,ontlitiN, the railroad it that,
:,.'.paint..:-.,The,,..peninsnla . and Korth Carolina
• - _ , -...”riiirenS , ints'conld scisrcel.V. fel I to cause a•ret teat
o,f
...a*lioge part of the' : iehel army', from. • its pre
,'igent 'secure position; on the heights bap:Milt he.
Aspido.''J.. .' A :' prompt,` gene'ral, : enVpersistent
istfaeli'froM•elt points by nor forces would' then
almost certainly,,forie °the. fighting in a few
tiiifeilsoll:l of Richmond. That
have witnessed nco Mere.
..`'terrible bet tlethan ° the' one,rvhich mnit ensue'
for ,the'possessien of the, city. ,A,Rtices 'receiv •
'estic-daY disclose that. canstent t ions are
-' , Aketag. made le--the Strength of the' defensive
••,
all . sides.o . f the rebel capital.. Mines.
Stisilmileritocid.tobe . •rea at..the m eat vital.
ar
ORIMA.3• • •.•
•
..!nfortratiOn' is teieived, that the'
•;:: &lila!' ea fintylled rnng,• oce pi .
Elite after a , sll;ht . "resistance • frnm the,
r.tagiers, • rata is • fuu r die d • rniPa.
— milaiilriffia - Winßiilltc'ainl has been great. rebel
y,44K„rtionntg, cntton and other articles.
Into. Mi filkt• t- , • lt wax. tidt et; in in ed • that cur'
•• .; 4,4+4401 occupy_, tine .place.:••••••': Cor pu s, rauceuri ad .
- ply
• eprepc..iia J. ihry, had• , 'eapttireul , %. iiht nd rcd
prisoners. he elil, 'rriiden ts:.: • had"nPa il y
' , ;•:• ••) :: 1 0f itiVe c Oa t ion .•-•
,'cakal4 find , a Cr; cod
jOiti4i. - the ' -,;(..011,n, • 'fot . Ces, e.
rebel - ekns . ciiii9,4ll • ing
; by ' it'd , Immense ,
Of ton ISund, 'flea ivur;d - by
,• 01•41ttsysf cavalry nijog ra:Forr
.
pat Offnnd t u ring Erna tr
04; *ii'ol4.;,' enou g h 14) Ot t.6 ! i k
,
ig#4,l4p'44
fo fite frinit in Ten,
Or., , qoocao)plpt!.., se*,
(Wlt:' , ,teiiimet?ts... go' 'back
*After., • toWn of the
!IP
nt tickj4,: nd
s and. , .SaPutlP,.
ins 4itiry.:4 1 )1 9 43. At .
And , sin -MOO:
titto,*:';'-'lll4 - 1.6:)t*:746)11 1. 40 . 11 ii . ,t 1'01:1 ilci ti,Frrtitli
' . .:.C.,..1% :- . ,...,:', - -'3! ; .' . - f .' •
~;.','"..:'',•.....,?.„
'''' W.*,(A s t fttkaillt .(Ai it so,iiiii) .. Specia l', - ..dispat t h.'l
41- . 1 f":)',4rf1t..,, 11 3' 6 .4..iti - ) . 4 . -l • l'':';' . % '., '.... '..:''' ) :.:;.); . - 1
:.„(iteiithili.getilXis; iii rny -jai s *tlri.veri th» rieyets l'
i.rll.i.'4.f4liit,iia•".;;e:n.)l:.lS. siit'fty,..el)..nneini,,..on,
I.!ii4i.reiliVii.oli4it.9l* (!)im'ee9 lIIIII,'W(IghIY4t7...
` ton
: -..- :.Sf+Viii s 'A ..lil.iittri..l.rell)As ender: Cal tie II ; and'
nt ker cornrnan( lor . le% t),..c0-ni.. in . ) !hold 9 1)1 . el . :,
7.teit.iiiittig),lnreow:on - .raidinv, xp.etlttions'..'`.Clat - it.i.
),/ilt» ..sik..iy,`..ties.miles from here, ~,vas. , atiiick'ett,
la7,l ' )elole•yesti•r(l4.."..l'Thenetny....'iva!). repair),
ettwith e„lo§s of .i.hreeltill„nd, !ery 4 . it;onersy..
, . .. , . -
tti•entyln)rsiss, enti,all thrie . daliip.ettn.ip)tge...A.
lore'e...or„tine.httrolietl-etia.tift.y. -I'six.'dnit k under:
Oenerel, 'naps, laitiaed tteseville,. forty-five,.
iritte.Oontli of heft.; 'end,
---, •
. •.
..
• huit ,
elth iee
hundred
'hales:Of inVertnwnt cottOp. Ogr.t(orstll'ier
*i,i)l2.ll)9)..e,Te.rehets' tram he toNS•t,.lsilllnk
)
eneentitirindsevere].oflhe'm...':The r.etneindoe
'6rthe . eittton 'et - that•Plaee•is. being broight
here wlint
wilt relieve the cave heretofor e
. ry
..
ii l e l .l,9Og' . i ( - anti - eilsahle..t hew ' to tit ive t he' guer . -'
:rilles.erom the eoilut ff.. ,:.'....." ..
.' . : ' ' .....
-.. .`y' , l;)•tv)...6.9'ot'lhe.ti.,anstniisissippi - etpart.nien't is
to' ti'li'elreet thith.'coirsiderttble h , ht took 'place
. oti . .C.arie 'Our', elioife :?4exe 6)111a, Lee; blityeen.
Geier')illVliiy);eiN for'eei.epd
the:rebels : -
, ''t . infer
biel: A Tayl9r)The.enenv.'ti•es tereaii , after
light tit ;..threrlioniS: R ) fr reliem 10:114 aM it .
- .Fs' mule. hy our,rorre:bilcitilknt . at New Orlean . =,.
in a totter pnbi;shett
,oti the sixtl) . -pd,)%e 'of this:
'pariSr; 'nn';,l ‘viil be read . with:. iriteree.' - - ''.l
. . - .
'The linitr.l intes' inipnly:stentfinr illns . snehu.:
"ietts,aii hied r.t P.l6ltofplebily on Au '1 I til..She
left the fleet.olT . Glint festol) on .1 he. 'evening of
the'llis r cf IA hid, litrie heivy, firingwav :heard
frgril Steno . inlot , ' ...' .. ~ : .': -.. ..• : - i...
. . . .
4 rhe . :ii,,;ariyi.e m, T fe• .L,....rii. with troops :mi
,
Aqui e 0; ..bound front l'ilat,ka:, to , Ja . cksn.vi [b.',
Floriila';:was . i;li,Wii, MC i iii;tli6, , St.:..Joim?s • river .
'Me I lin - pO,Th alt . b.y a relief'.!mmvilo 1. WhiO - .Was
placea.i.q-th . e'O'ver..- §hit sunk jn ten. minutes,
01(1 . 16iir or to'rert:!wwerri drowm;d: . ' . • -:', ..
There is'ou . ne.o ;61 ispecialignpnitance (turn
Delegate's to' the Denyotatio National
.
La - furnish tog the .preeeedings . :of , the State.
ennventiOilfor piddientio ri,..the:'Seeret artea,, or
whoever props vi them,. made a in'tstalta . in
assigning :delegates ro the Nationalt'orivention
- wrong'iligh iets;. , sto that .11..i.proceeditigs as
published in -thotiewgpap•rs
. are,
..eironeuus. rdr, insiiineei• as they appeared
this paper, and .t% o..beliere in alin,“; jrnot all
the I)emoeratie pipers Of the State,'::Messro.
T..nrotterttin :and ;"4..err . ' represent . the 10tV,
• Me . o,stsi . Sea:right . sit& Latta
,the 20th, rind
Messrs, (.;611;raiih rind IVAllitee the
throwa these
. gentlenien entirely
hut .. ye !low .correet the 'rniitalco
plat•ing. themS.where bel4ngf • . •
Warren,. MelCeho, F.ir•
:Test, F. 11;,
,Cattli•rrin, Jeffersoit and : Cleat fteld—r
11. G,4lbra ith, ‘Vin. Wallace., .•.
2Uth. Distrie:t...L-Cravford, Veoango, M -re . er
and ~ Lsmbeetoni Jarries. K.
rict r -Ind IVestrnorehtfid 0114
Fayette:--T; B. Bedriglit, Joint Li mt. •
•.•
The Electors and• State pornmittee are also
'wrongly' pl a ced in tlyi abcWe diStricts as origi-
Elector,,lllll.
R. 13,: Brown, 11,-L. Cocliran and J.' D. Gill;
committee, belong to the 20th distrietvJoseph
1 ! 4 : Thonipson, Elector,. iintlll.. P. taird,',J. B.
committee, to. file
21st (Bit rieti.f'llaslielasjirown,- Elector, 'rind
Ben., Whit ing,..T..J.l36Per and A ~.11,11. -Benton,
comirdttec, to the lOtli district. • • • : •
The . rornay be'otber errors of whiChvre . h nye,
at' pres'ent; no irnowledgc, If there ire,
„would he thunhltil for information, so that irben
we engin ptiblisb•the Bit. of E'.eetora, Delegole4
And State Corrimitteey it.may be dope correct-
• Many triemis of the' prese.nt . a dmiritstra lion
reallytteliette thdt the.pre,sent tti•nr: with alid
SMith can he' few mordn.s,.. and the
s
stntea tnot;ht .haek into the tiniOtt, •
,Let: these Welt Meaning .people look at the
hilip L and they, the - vostne§s of the.
tiMtertnicint!, l'haSoutherri States covet' about
asmsat.M . territOry as the:wesittr.l and northern,
exehtsive,of . 'thilifortii , t r and 2?r4ton. Let .1 hel l
Southern 'armies bithrironithi)'. detetitdd, - ;.;and
it woold thtitsrequire one' millioa of men' to
It r i p the slave'States in. Subjection_ .We need
not:J . loe' . ourselves that there ismiteit Union
sentiment at the•Soath,' • •. . ;
'Tfttreji not. ;The policy:1;1'60 atitirtis'lro
lion:in 'at (etnnting. I o . : aholittii.thair Static`, inati
titronti,'nntl dictate •'.terrni 0 . 1 governtnentto'
them. , —contiscato:their . ,hornrs a rnl. divide them
toihe . hlaelcs;.has driven the Union .men to the.
secession Tank s:. :This - riol icy cannot he c . n . rri‘i
opt
.in one year nOrti'v ' years.; nor is it at till
prOlitthle
,t sesn ‘ he in. ts ent y years :or :, it' Fen.:
ti
t nry.; B u t so long ras:t . e periple'ehonis to sane=
lino it at tle•polls; so lor; willthis,poliry tlitiin
thair.fesOurces; and tont! ..them - with la..'ileht
'vithioh: no nation on earth could - carry. 'The
wir.is- not neat:it..B close, if abolittonisro is, to
. ..
, . .
Waonsaid in the', United States Senate not
Inrig helienid a- man
: in
~these
time:italic : all : the time ahout : the 'Constittirion,
he'sospeeted . liim.ef being a .tiaiter." . Daniel
WebSter once .saul: - „ . • •
' , .The Constitution of the. United Stales' is a
'written instilment, record of .ibialamental
law; it •lithe lend, the only bond of the Union
of States; it•is' all that . givei national
'character."
•
...Welistet war; a statriiman : and a •"patriot;
Wade is a deroatpikaelaao o traitor. Webster
is ; ilend; bit /ivi.,,e'lb . .the respect of • mankiads
Wade but (laird to all virtuous respect'
The. lets massacre of negro stildiera near
. Iriclohurg is now 'said not:to' have been a • retie!
outrage; hat : (pile. otherwise.: The negroes
',went to a hotel where.theie were only white
..wnmen and children with their servants, com
.Iplttad thel.rossest possible outrage's nri :the .
women, Ind, then bilynt;thehi_use'. An "Indiana
regiment heard of the•alfaii rind attacked
i.ebeta.weie.sconeettil.
sd in the- shbeking.affitii. !Porter isaid •
in a, late renort . OtThe negro troops nene.Vicks...
burg haVe.been:enniniitting many rage's:"
. , .
. .
QuAtEANT'isi,:).t.A.TE:f istAxo,...4 041 15.—The
'gunboat; Chenango, while pit ti,eard' 6[04 . and.
off FertLlef,ayette, :this aftermion,.lnirst .
her
Fertymen.iin . ideck.we - rieCalded;some
nf who,trk are' de'sd....,The. engine 'roome . the
vessel,:haye *not yet ,been reached: 7 :: The reve
•nue Futter ,Broux.lias . come ashere fort med,ical
1;64' ib 'the ICenti'cicy/
were
7 '
'
40+ li 3O e v i tSligVe'''R ° Cki
" •
rotyte.tqn•law. of : General ; Grant was cap
tared by gneir!llao,last vreek,• a few iniles. be;
lota Illemph . was Condlietrng 'a cotton
•• , *,
,'Ovic ten lhaitiand acre* of land" have been
sooth , Caibline o ..this 'piston, nt an.ever ,
:age I,f, pirt.c &Mere per'acre. •
rii
=MI
Convention.
•!lil..'t , iiiii - t - ..qt6 r .tif01j30.e.0 . - 1*•ot;
Saturday, April 23, 1064,
roll PRE:.II)ZNT, is 1801,
TIOR ATI S EY.IIIO R.
7iul o . Barperd:hes 'issued An,oi•der,' refuro 7
'hie %% i. sting, ag:ainit ilorace
;at15..31;% : ,14 not punished n0 .. .f0r;
eootainpt . of eoilit:ihnti in . a libalaeseq. false
iele,eoritairied iii i teC'fltnreday's:tssda of t iy!
iegardini the w.itho rawel .0 . 1, a Juror
is,enpitia - coo: . • • • .
• •
Grantad 4 marrow escape ofroni cop-
Lure re4r Rrislow StatiOn - on FrOpy.. 'llie
rehela trintle.iinattatk oil our pickets tt a pjint .
which qt4i..Gyarit 11IsfSiA in. a' car a •rfew.rno . -
ritents.beforc: . • . . • . .
. .
ft beitig'g,erietully tintlerstootithkt:oe . ',drpft
Mus to :tatlut. nn , the fillet:nth or as.•-'sOon
. - • •.-• . . • •
th . erittl.er ncticwttlhi stiep...itod distri
cts
• .. ,
ttitt - rttivehot filled their gilota,,. it: is : karoctl
ip to. thdpreient , titm., 1;1'6 oyd . er:lfits' been.it sued
'it . .o.tito . rtifig it t: and ibis staled ihtit ynone • will
16 : 11 - 11171 : '•• • ;
••. 'Col.Satiate) 'G. tt . o . triore.•-•
[le died aCthe residence of.liiieenerable father
Cprtlanstreatinty, my Sat tirtlay. April
'l6th, at 6,1.2 'A ngthl 51. yeitrg. :Th. bare'
~ • ,
attitainietirrtet4. ort hii,fay.f•tir e a profo . and
sepsatiun of :sori6ve throughaut
,Srtuiherti • antl
Western.NeW.Yollc- „ •' : • •
. .
. . , ..
.It -is' rOported that . 13islipp,,Tolirr .Motlodtoy,
olA!bony..has beep oppointeo 4i the Pope . Arch:
hi shop•oflslew,•Yoik; in plac'e• of Archbishop
llOgliefri t .2..dooeilsod.... •":'. • • ...- ' ' • 1 .• .
Act.tnrotT.L-13y, the •givittg,way
of: the opp. , ,r briidgertrcros the Jl,llet.tarly t at
Poit AII y, Scut r fiersnns..,Were hurled to
watery g4a,vit. ';'om7llotida . yi the nth instant,
ar James;K. 'Moore and' I;trrrily, Mg•e:ther
some ..neighbors', croFsinE, , •• the bridge, on,
their W . aYdo aftend the, fitnerol• of a ()Mighty]
of ditis ,brother, _Moore, mein
spitn precipittiting the
trmand,:ifsoreemints—!en persons, in all—into
the eividon river'. • .ASOll'l7lAlr.. Moore; whir
was tridllting, also teens , dmttim ivith the hridge.
The . : rown.riersnm% and mint 'of. the. children
'Were sitvE;tl;,bot •fourof thirehildren; of,' Whotin
were three of Mr. :Adoittre , i,•' were tdreivmeil.
The other . child . wits a dati;ihter of Mr. , rtaitk
A. daily:snrch (ur the reeo*Fety of the 'bodies
'Yee' maoe,.enit t he' lait , one rovid y ester.;
!toy, y'rien ihey yeie all consigned te' Moue
by the .
sliparhurnan elforts and.shiceedM
fit reseuttig'several persona. .51rs. Smith clung
to oire'of the . :ehildren,-OS !bog as she .could app;
part herself:, but..wria . rtirliied:to•rdimprish . i.t to
save herself: .*TwO;Of ;the were hurt
he ;
. atid atmk . befo're .
id eold(l..rseirrh•thein..• Mr. li7rdnlr Smith. one
of the here.ived,pirents;, was .
•searehlyz Mr. the..l"stehildrelq.heing there first
inthornOrhing . ,.und.
:ti•hen, his ;iwnhil:l was toilful .11, cari•i€4.ii
. . .
rettiriiirg tt2a• . n to the.seurch until the .
.. • •
14.4 victini . had "been.touritl:','
• Tyo ifs: t o m- by the Cthirily rind hes
Imlg been'irseTe. Have .
Ye4rii.ag' 9..
be held •eriiriiihilly" liable in-lettio'g it rst,ind.. aC
the ii~l: of the lives ..eif •those..who
We eitifikeient - waraiiim tbitvoid
Similar n e gl e ct of the. fatiiie;,
I•APPALUINti G ' Ai . AS . Titoi'llE:--line of the .most
terrible calrunit its . which. it' luta ever: been'
our lotto'record, 'occorred Taiport, - . on
the railroad -erctending• ikon . C.airolton tn the
coal.mines of McKean' County; Penn - ,'
Jay morning, the Bth instant; by whiell'a whole,
family lost .their. lives.. James NicYlahnn.
Anlyishman formerly a•resillent of cubs,: liad
.recentlyiernoved to Tarport,WhereleWas in
the.employ of the. railroad company;,.and nlso
kept a". : boardlng4touse for the ticcOrrunoihopm
of Othererriployers• At obtint .two o'clock in
the meruing,drova.,nained, the. inmates :Were
aroused by the cry of lire, when: it was dis
,
coVercd that the' !wilding. was 'almost wholly
enveloped in flame's, compelling the'. lodgers.,
in the chamber toleap.fintri. their windows to
save their Oyes; leaving 'their clothing,,money,
watches' and other:valuables behind' theta...,
But the fainily• . benealli were less forttinate.-- .
MciVlahon'made his- Way out thro' the flames.
With' the youngest, child in.hii nuns; both !tor
tibly- burned... While the mother, unable to fol r
Inw, could be plainly seen standing in . the•,hot.
test of the lire,: with 'hands raiscd'in despair,
and the three . reinairring': chll.iren- • clinging
to her : burning garments.. Thils the mother
and three 'children perished, the father and
the youngest:child tlying•on the lollowing.day.
Arlvertaer.:• , * .
TIIC SUPPIZCSSED.DISPAtCIM.--Thf:. Netion
q Intel ligenter of Tuesd4 'devotes .an entire
coloniq to the unaccountable coniltiet• of ,the
Seerelary W,ar,
,ielusing to Comply with
a resolution' of Congress directing hint to sub- .
Inif all the McClellan correspond , nce, connect-.
ed with the opf.ratiOns of the : Artny.ol the
tomac.- 7 "We.tave , npver.says tin! - editor,
'.been able to understandwhat. , tiseftiVoi hon
eat purpose contd
. .beauberVed...by 'their Sup.:
ftession. .
read..,those
papers inaq official shape 'Odin their entire 7 t .
ty, without suppressions and . with .ont. notes
or conirrEents to make:them 'mean allot. sititte•f
body : anybody may,' , desire to make them
New Yortit • Tatee,-:, %V have. . a rrangmente'
by
.Which Josiah Carpenter, commission' met•-
chent, will fuiniah us with New Yurk ifuote
dr;us Weekly, which:•will be ' ptibrishedfin, the
'We ip'ent a plesAnt s tray at LAxnx . r, , in re;
urning from Erie. • s We shall say sometbing,of
he tom), its prufpects,. and
o ieqidente f next
Tlie -New .Yo jou Oat sttittis
it .4•l:nnws..it . to be a :feet...they," .Ntr..l . Lin- -
eola his tiot,only .and' again,
strixe retn'cioul.froin the corn
stalett,fcetilcl.):..-and opcnly .hia lo;lif that
•.
Geti..llc,Pletlen la .. .the akleat . .gclierol in
~the,
.A.lnceioinarrityr,Onil 'that :itd OndOtin cnesticcn.
his henesty;ittiiltioi his pntiiotisgi."''
'WO hditxfrom . that artniigeroents
littyelitqe.o mect.ing
a Nipi)lity 1 tot it t,t: it e Iq.Ot ion's ',or
the present
A • droiniit . rt ion, tb: held n t Cleveland,. ghib‘
itbout ate 20th•lofMay' next. It iN , ,ritirpo§it to
,ntol there::
.t . i..co'otltclote .7orftlie
• . • :•• • •
NVe were abieto from home lits.tw . ec)c; which
accounts for fnO4re in the "t!ripfartince pt . ' the.
•
Pfirnocl'itt;.'EjaVing hro.:lc.arrdn . ge.rnents
per,Weexitect: to: bei *'able ,
tprdvhlca . ooi. patrons pay - p r0rr4,11,4)
. th . e
Ititure'. .The tis.,iflhe . land. .lee is
lih : ished . ..atid . the tootp,.thn - occupie ti .
be devcilo4 'to reading ,
. - ,ll ., iniElatyivi,Sif Pelitst,,r7A 1,9111 'olthe,r , was.
perptitoted at Shippcd,:reecently,' 14; tiro men,
dist:o3ot! a 4 Reaves, Who enrered the honse:ol
- a boon right; while
:theinmaies,dwo. worrier, were still,up; gad
eilify took: ri trithlc.c'enteinitat 4 roft's7oo - ;:da
money One of tdm wOrirn' Held on to the trgnk
intil t hediaadle:ga itti: way: 'lbs robbers.ihreet
erird theiCtives if n . q., resisltipre, oi'AtiPrript'
to obtain . assistance from thejneiChHacs *lade:
!Fwo a66,%;rring:theci•ipttcin - :giv,n by
the women, lia'vedieeir rft,;! -are .
.coatis d, in.the Lock Eleven
.1 tit, ,eiitlenets.a
-SOO .to he 'itrotg - them,: None of the
money has been .• •
Itheorge Vliettipsen, tilt) Brig Abel Menial, who
eoult, not speit kin New °England it few yeara ego with..
ontlotog mobbed, had" to grant reception here - laat
Theirs, yight: f :limit it part of hia apace!' for pobli
catierhin the MOW 'llia moat: radical utterances were
the 'mint medic apPlandrilitya.shinktoit
L'orte,pmidruce tit the Mail • " 7 •
EXatily• till ribelitibli scoundrels who
nre.evetywhere - .Olieproidhited , from..siieOlihi2;
are listened- to, roas'ted.nnd ies.ted
commissaries An ' outerisi
frOiii the old coun'iry,S%fill-lioil plenty of friends
in % j Vi . are under . ray of the
Liner! io — hrornoot.. , 41is .mast ra lical it t'.
teranees were the .most loudly. appl
certainly.' Th'•larrler he :raised • -his . .
noire in.dentiriciatiori of the Constitution.: and of
thelnSi Rations that have miide. ltiis n. rich :and
a great, nation, the more Iburlly he was ap -
Omittetl by: heSC • same xhorlityries.aril hireling
corresporidents 'of city and eour.try neWspaiers.
This Thompson has always. bee,ri a •marked
enemy nf . :Arrir . rrien;' and novV. when lie: comes
hereto stir uP'srifeYarrd .frirther to . tlrvide
,One
SectiOnllorit'the other by. hatred,:and revenge;
hC.is.4plandi:o by men who,- late..Pk,illips,
have for sixteen years, mur.e or li4s,,heen'
rip
posed to the:Union as it , Fiehris: have, the
floor. now, and ricrir ils . applau'll.,:rThis•Thomp...
.son . shaalrl years ago . lrnve Leen; in- antirl-hotrse
,with. Phillips, Greeley, .:Snmner,. Chase and
Girldings„insteadof now beiiig at targi , .;
ilte"narion's arr . ll inbcking:
as 'the great fear coineth:!---11.7a . tren der,
....SALES OIL • TER . ILITtiIiY.. - ,The . . Oil : . fevei•
srenis to ha:ye b:Ok•vn out alOiw : iti theNenaniio .
oil region,- and under it,.lnflnriice an irnmiiii,e
aincnint•Of ter'riiory,bas . been disposed of wit : bin
ie r 4y... The rollowlnl; are anlniv , 'sale::
farm 100.060,
,thee Frank
rant the jinni, fa $45,0(0i
he Nobel and Delernater•Avell and twi y ; titr
$300,000, lie. Euliit taro) ii,r ti , :.it/0.000:
zelh.nrid.l.la.ing have •Folil,•theii .property,'
lora ted on !1•ie..11,1y5' Is rin,' foal.
patty,. kit $000.,000 casli....'rhatiri4inal purchase .
was about 'tiri,ooo. • •• • . • • .
. ..
• Amoso:ll4..—Wrilifla of the presence of
soldiers at the election: palls. in 'Mary
land; asks this particular .•:.:
• allad 'tne judges elec . .tiop,•iii . pursuance-of
lato:6lle'il out the•power,,of counties- and. driv
en The. F'ed;erat TOClilg with - slaugh' er 'lrdm
where-th e y,polls, were, nor only. without 'law;
but inyfidatiOlL'ot who would have tfeen
reipori•o4le?' ':The goyerdmerit that pladriihhf.ny
thdfe,
the peop'e,whP 'would, hai-e . acied• iit
flelen. of their dearesi.. eight--tne 'right on
Maryland' FAezti.on
• Maryland. ha% majorir y in favor
of liolding a Cpnsi..itaffonal 'Con.Veni ion:. Thedelegatesa
es eleedy.aq far as heaid froM, , are.
sixty 7 one emaneieation, ninet.en. opp'Oen
to emariclpation, fie,e counties, electing
deleg . ates, yet to be h'ea'rd from. . •. The moaner.'
- tfirmiSisliav,t. a Ireerfy, seeureil ten more (fele . ;
gates than are necessary to constitute a quorum
and .t he probability to the - fii.ye counties nor yet
in till a few rr.ore—•.so that enostitif•;,
Urinal emancipition in Maryland may be. con.
sideted a "liked fact." . , • . ..• .• .
Iterours..A: Detioit paper
.mentions # genl erMin . • ol a statistical"'. turn of
mini, who has kene a .careful .'record of the
-desertions from the.''rebel twiny sine the first
Bollittin,',ns.they have been
.reported,. in
. the
journals from time to time, and the smrt total_
shows . that . Three'Millions'and Three' •hundred
Thciii;iAnd reber.soldiers hove Abandoned the
Confederacy and 'come •within our lines., This
eomPares''very ',well with a statement which
'speared, not :liirtg , ago, in. the :;NeWbtiryport:
Derothi, about whobad.noted !lOWIG for .
the period of three' months; one 'hundred pod
fon ty4tine.' bullet Of: these, :one:. h u ndreil
• . • • • • ~•
ahcf.fer ty-t evo .were.contrailieted within. a :day
erti wci.ef.their Appear:epee; and all bitt one or
twothe'..rest needed
.
Wnst NeW Ybr.JC is Watitt.--The assessed
valuatiOn.of the tearatidielsonal property in
'the,State.n4•New. York is,.ofliciany stated at
$1,45.1,8.17. Of this s arnautit . New York city
hue : mote than ".one7third, or, $574 116,030.
Kings county, in
. which is included the city 'Ol
Brooklyn,ranks next in wealth; being valued
at $98,147i604.. .The lowest:, estimate is. , for
Hamilton county, which stands. at .. $605,000.
The asiessed.valac..is of course.much below the
real money value. If the war continues through
this year 'on the 'Same sea le 'of. eicpense es
- no - w t . the national debt.will just shout eqUal
therkseessell value or. the property in New York
Sfete.:-.Anterrfaft Agrirulturim, •
.•
',Thai Florida 514,tir..', • ' '
Pre,siilppt fejfer in.the. re
port:l6f theCdratr.ittee the'coodoet of:. the
war, ftllly bears
cpanectibn Florida•
the letter:'.', • ..
••
. ''
• .:' • 117AsiiimitoN.Jun:, • i 3, ..Is6
.
11 , 1ajoi-Genk,ral ..• -
. 1 . 4 nderstandarefEtrtis being'Made by i•owe
worthy gentlemen. to re.cr}st ruct
now
depart rnea I, a Vs:Orlin likely , ou (filly 60'
theTP'.iit'Po§dn'; • ." •
. I , brtyt'!'giveti ALE Hay elet . oirMasSiorief •Nfajor
•,
and sent.. him to : yoo wi t h some booi;S
atolibther i d 'in the' ems triit
He v, as to the ma prier. :131 ' the
•
blinks my; 'geheral..vlei.i.ta On 'the •Stiti
c !.94esiTabrti..fpr 1111°.16.co.o'priii!;but,11
drirerencei of
.op . iniu(f shell' arise
•y oil are master,. • ,
l • 'Widi the .thing done in* the most s;' , eedY.
'wdy • possible, Ac!: that Witens, done it he
Within -the ratute :Of the Airco lairati'dO -on
the tiqhjeet Thedef k bor will, of doeree,
rest st.ith•Others.hut . l . lihall.h'e;gred:ly• Obliged
if yodWLll.gii . e it•tieh genericsitpeiv isio Os .
.y.ei t - en dud 'convenient .ypOr
11',ruiliu"1 duties:... '• A ...LiNCOLN: •
': •.
l'his•expeditiOn 'Pretteral.iialteek:blote,t hall •
ilp tlS , 3rl ss'ha vet. ; hot the•alwee
nfoies•'W by t undertalzeo: -. 11f
: 11:boy,11s-Stat:':Go , ; , ei . nnibot.'tind'Pr the
Trot:100i ion. • Why:young. Hay WAS clubseni
and given cc: tain' bldnk bOoks , in charge to. te
store the. State•is•tou :dbvious.
.1 . 6 need eNpld-
Soi,ntiAs •Mafr; mi
Rnuos.—A. sinlnber .61f . 0t:
rroil, het Ween Green •
'east.le and itliddlehbrg, •Firullrlin.-eounty, a
few daps
• •
js a good reason fn} n-seitiwz . , , ' says a
Weshinvon ilipat.,ch, that •M'ejne
. i‘llllfdrd And
Col. Onldlha en come a conclusionWrii Cartel
for fwUre exchanges,' on the. principle of 'man
TOrrnan, and rank.lerrivik,Which: will ip-kirQ
'a.comPlete exAi - age 'of alt our. men exeept the
colored prisoners. • . • •
Lott..rs.from ,
river expedition ;7. iyo
the ii trills of a sevFre'Undon 'iliSaster,al P.tas
anl
1.1 ill, Di. Sciti. parish, Laaisiaiia.•
Oar c'air.ilry • of fife:Third' and,Fourth .
ions of the Tyirteenfir p tiny corps, affe'r a difir
.fought ‘Nseie put to rourby a largefy sup.
.•
erior robel fof .•
' .General stor tr:ts in, command the
.• 'rho Nineteenth army ern. ps finally eanit up
Mot checked the. enemy:, Our 1m.% wei -over
Iwo thansaml. The enemy alsm'ipst :heavtiv:,
General ILinPoin, who commanded ihe-. ThiiiJ
winnuleclin the ear
lier part of.lhti fixht.. .
The Chicago:Moreau:lle battel y inst . an its
`guns, nd.funr officor'.l;a mt. twenty-two
• The .rafting season has closed for the present
so far..ll,stliis regirity is: concerned. -. otvibg to
high water, , the aectitnlated lumber. wan not
run so soon as anticipated. But on:Friday last
many pieces:TrsSeil down: All day; Saturday
the river.yras ll'terlly filled with floating rafts
On Sunday, the few rafts lying. it ilie:•eility
here:slivrtedbuti•but nn ilannilay,actother •. sup,
ply:pantie down from . the Olean 'cotintt:y.. - Put op
ter the night, again filling.the . edily: . Tilesday
itliyas• empfied: • Na More baying. '•come,..i . t is
preininablelhere was not More ready. ••In the
menu timelhetiVer has been nri4 fA jib
not rain, ..
fall bel•ov..s.li s t! 11,1vikay
stage..., It in het hived by old 'awl expe . rihriceil
liinibe'rtbeip•that more-thimherlia.g passen drawn
the rilver•this staring:; than has before within
many years.: Tlik IS.no - ing hi.pai.t, greater.
Oar:nil./ has init.lieemiriliimartured. anfl lir;
the:lit et leas. sent'east'on the-Erie Railway .
ai i it:G• r i esse e-Vaft.ey -Carted theft Jormeily,iii
co.ikerpience of higher. price; plild Sough. Thrre'-
1:”1Y ~ "'t he A Iles;heity has lice n • the, greet high.
tvay (or all the' lumber ntailitle . ctitietl ;lie
wholti•reeion - the river. A limiter
reason ri'light be added to th ebnustial 'pant itV;
the river having--n I trig hoer, at arit•ft ;rage,
'that plenty rit• time - lia,htteegiveit toget every
Idol' afloat. All the old rafts. that. have •iain to
eddy's for years,-.have been.. brought
_put and.
sent,ti market.. ;„ ; • .;•,"
. . .
• •Whot with ..IMnber rafts, barrel rafts, &Oats
frirnititre,
the'riVer ha*presentell. a fine commercial
pearance..... BUsiness of all.liinds haS been live
ly, mul :t . he town* ,of 'pe-Mlr; -hut, this week,
present* a decided change: - Unirersal,ilitline‘s
not, loilg remain howe.yer:,ll.e..
tttrrisior all this. treaSure sent 'away, will
be m . ade, and lively times
'The vast amount of money that will be'reciev:
ed fraeitta. -Lern
At Pert Alleyany, On Saturday 'April :9,
111 A trnin...(l4 uehter of . ..George' R. - 6nd Martin
Moore; aged Bienrs, 11: rrioni . ll,lintl 11 days.
At, Port - Allegany on
.the •11th
drowning, JosEfpii;E, aged..l6
y . etirs, and IF.lctiyotiE•,. tikt , ll
o"yea'rs, , rill daughters of 'IC•Ond. EOher .AOti
Moore; also g daoghter DI
. Frablc n'ged
a! outo yearn.
BENNETT HOUSE
Th's large.eommodious houSe is 'now being
put : in.the
. very . .bst :order. The; .rooms , ate
receiving new bed.S, the walls new , paper, &
paint, and, the ,Proprietor. does not • hesitate
•to guitrantee. his guests, a clean boli., and his
.table kill be at all tirnr4 furnishrd, with_ the
best the, niarkets afford.
SALOON.
A large and spadous : erie, is 'well supplied
with ruchoire . supply of imparted 'whiny,. •
ors anil•cigars; and gaud cider pervails: ' ...•-
Two: la - rge balns are eennPeted with the
h'ouse
. filled; with oats &..stra . w,
and Flucnicnows
. how loearefor Gotne
nod see usand be Well treated.. • '
•IV. P.-GOODIYIN. •
•Sinethport-:Ainil .5 ). 18G4:' , ^.
.
.
• . -
: .. To . -Coristimptives: .
.
••
; I ,fill Advertiser , having been restilred - to healthai 2
...i.: fere-weeks. bra .very simple remedy, after bovine
suffrred seieral'years.with a sCyeru Wog affection . , Op
that Adread discaSe, • Oonsuanitio'r—ie mocking to make
knotrn tti - hie Minty-sufferers the ole o :maid' cure.
. . _
: „ be will Hand a copy of the,prroerip,
Lion used (free of charge), with the -direutione for pre•
paring and using the came, nbicli they Will ,Lind a SOU
Once VIII , CONIONPTION, NBTIIMA • B100C)11118.4 0. Who
'only object of the Advortheer in eandinri the ::reseription
le to benefit the -afflicted; and soma Informaticn which
. hei conceives to be invaluable, and ite.luMeo every out
rarer will try hie remedy, cc It will coot theninothing;
sod may' provela,bleeaing: '
.:Yetties wishing the prenoriction will planee'sddreon-,
Her. ADYVAIID 'A, WILtiON: • •
• 7 Wrilarenburrh;
.
' Tango 04'0,
-
. .
lATRE'Iit..CENITAL ..;;;At.tl ) 74T.
I riTER. *FM •
fro i 't I Troll -OP t rektke tinll
Vas Mn '
_Lily..' ; I 11
ra 114: s frimr
Pit tiibti rg . . and t ij.y . a: iv
Alit! iorti ..1 bit. tti h'i3 efi ti,'{ , Bus (111 e.;
ha rina I.l.e:rn
ON .AND A FT,F.II MDND AY, Nirliqubef
itneo r o:i.tioithe
Cplit.l 13:41wily,wil I rs ive .jo in
Harrisburg ti in qrel . . as• viz ;..':,"
MA It ITIIA4IsI khvis:gtintitity'hil.±;(ektept
Sunday) at .1:45 R. to ; weaves ..llhrtisbarg at .
11.21'p. in., nrii.lo.liVe . ..=..ht .at
r 1,111, 5,
at.l 1 .2qn..,m,;'
'barg (excePt Monday ; and nr .:
'Alves at .11.‘111, : nnre ' daily .(,.ticikpOlanday) at
•HARRISBI,I4p ACCO,IIMpDATIQN'IIain .
I'aves•sarrisburg f) • •
.. , .
V.' A . ••••• :
. .
, • 1%4A11.;', TRA iN
cept Sunday] 10 - 8:30 m., at.
.01,1 af.rives..a(.Saal . ..ary
•EXPRESS TRAIN loav( ! s• dai I y.a . ;
ni•; a rive 911..5;0 a: al,
rind leayea kbura; daiNy't A10.10147;1
at.. 3.20 a. 1n..;-ana — .arrives iii•', - 31iGt.ft.ii'v - at•O.tl.o
• .
11111.S:EXTIG:A . CdV.` t TMOTINTION Trt in
leaves IT illitrtnre da v Eexe.l-11, : *f:.• , ,itt f fe!,.1..e.tt2:.15
tm, an!! •t I.' es . tt t Tlert kt,eri
For fuct.her fethrii tett erply . tit the 011Ver,
itt•Pentisy -RailreetttPeivit .;••• • • :
• ••• J . . - - N. Dut iIRY, .• •
. .
• ; • - • .• :i‘3,fitirintet,t/rnt,
11..mishari. Nov. 14. 1562. • ' •
PRICE OF MACHINES; 00.1)1P.LET.E..
No. 1, Family '2l.l"achino, with I:femur, 650
No. 2, Smill Lianufacturingl.lvith..l•Xtoii-
stonTablo,. .." • . • ' ' • • •G:i
No. 3, .Largo Lidliufacturing;witllyxail-
sion Tablo, '
No:3, Largo Manufactiaring, for Leath°.
with Ro.ll)ng' Foot antl'Oil Qui), • . •
Our latkliAntar's intitructioui itrrufficirnt to run'.
ble pakperson.to work Nlztr4ric
GiticAGo,.,pr:il 10.
• I 'it•tir at.trotioto4,tthin c;:11ea...16 the
SIITTTLP,, Nttoilt) , l Jti ;260'; ,- . ISOO. •
.-• :
It is %veil l'corityn ha , , a.•:1 - )a . • t itli a
cent.r.e . is
,pri;rera • ri A.•!..ftt
(040 cl-ion against otia..i•onnt.ol Its
Spring g'i..t:ing.Qilr'f.i:prdet', ho'vir..g•thrn. tc?
pat in the,ille•hlttids.ot a f..1;:1i4il
. .
is PP 3 iropki
rf pair it ‘villa.itit lar.; or [ini. or. I,:t.
.
' A g.,to %Iteiif Ott 1 7 0W:15 . •111
Stales, v: he re A :T.'N;rs !, - ni al
A R : o. tar. arand 5.0 . .611.1
AnicTira,'t9:.whol;n
.1,1; , r.;1 disischurit bo.
. • •
. • .
L I --IP-1,1:'ai01r1.1.%
TlCAU:Yourital ;if twoletl . the lit
parfrnents of soil cujilyr , ..sodi•as 1 7 ,1.
Crops, Ordiar',l nud Qa rip!, I C;
1 7 1;;:etithls and 1,..10wc05; 'Ft (.'9'. •Pi cl ••, iit
Flowi:rs or
rrwslfe &c., : &c.,
Labors, It has :1'11g: ant ii.str, .
finer, deparlpcf,t for• cl,rl,lrPll •):,11,...y0uth..• • .
, A ;foil Ualeorlar' oi 'oll,l\ll johs 'n - ol.i• .
T. .toe flowlp.d.;
Em2:rar,ing . si appear iji rar ii 1 nlgair.
. .
Over .T%vek;e Iltinitroej .
=UM
E,lticir.; . fintl Con( 1 . i:0i1...0r5,. 1, , •;
IVi • Irl;iti•••• •. • •• •• • • r
• The t ,: ilrhii!!!s , "of
.th . e .
?,0 ,11.,.” ..1•.
, .
ruayis: of all fire. tiy:/11 / it.'ets
iLs l!eW. • trq; for l'Ar AmEr.
GIE.I:SIIA - N• EDITION. is:; . .ddlisll. , 4,
name Fizo juke .us
all nf:cts ruudiruilr;',ilter; its
rous illusirative', , pgrir6uus . ......•. •
A DVA•Nr I'.
One ' cony, Ope : .yetiy, •
••Sik.copitqr; , pru• yuUr • OO
Ten or irtUre : c•opioS onu'yvilr• ,80'cput:s
C•••.A.1.1. to 'the abory ::
Canado .6 •.ceut to
.•Er.glu . oil- and France,:..
eCtOs Lto Germeiny,;o6 . •
. l'ostulte anywhere the fruit... 4 Stnt,is".llt . . I
Terriiprles must le,pa . i.lby•the•F....l.sCiib.r . ,
Is:only six cents a year, paid in.adtanue t
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All business und'Other ennunfinivutions shoid
the Editer.and ProtnietM,
ORANGE JUDD; 41Parlc-flow,.N.
• . COURT PROCLAMATION.'
A - XTHEIIEAS the Hort: .1-tober( (J 'Rrhita
.V Y. Os'iden t' Judge., atill Die Da r•
tinglildil N. Peabody -..A'ssoeiate Judges iif.the'
'Courts'of,Oyei* Terminer. ond'atmeral . Jail
Doli'Very-, Quarter .Sessions' of the
phone' Court And Gettrt of .Cnitiriinn , Pteils for .
the County of Nl'Keaolitiveissned thOir !arced - it;
briaritig dat . e - ,Fritiay, the , twenty:Sevenh - da v ., a
February,' in the year 'of Otrr Lord otie'
sand eight hundred and sixty-10m; and to,. me
directed, - rot holding -a . Cotitt .o,f, Oyer
Terminer and General• Jail, 'Delivery; Qi:titer.'
Sessions of the Peace,..Cirphns' Court;
Court of Comm'on
_Fleas, 'in .the Borough' 'of
Smethport,•on Monday, the. 27111 day o f June'
.• .• •
.next; and to coittinue one ‘veelr. '
.Notice- in therefore hereby given to thi.clorp- •
ners, 'Justices of the. Peace and Constables
within the county, that. they be , then and there,
in •their prolier.persons',-at 10.6''cloelt 'A. M. o f
said.day,Aitith their rolls, _records, ingtiieit ions;:
examinations, and otlit'ir.iernembrarkss.; to. tlo •
those thingOvhich their olliees appertain to, be
dime. 'And thbse.who are hound hy their re'e
ognizanceslo prosecute the priSonets.tliat arept'.
shall. be in the jail of said county' of• ;WE:eon,
are to be.then and theietri proseent'e against
them is.will be,
.lust: . :. • • . •
. bited at Sjnethpbr!, this St b : 'day ret,
186 . 4,
.and the 'B7th year of 'tile
erice'of 'the United. States of Americo.
••• • A. N. L I i.J..IIjtRIDD
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expense nnil ineonyenienee,':.thfonah . .the use pr
sdorihle,Fs inediei nes pre4e libel! Ity-Itinl.lWll.D.oe
tnrs. rnpjes',triny., be hntl . .free)l . o(
nut hot, C. A. 111. q , Greent'oini•Long
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