l l “"’ ‘f ’ - Y ' . I. .- = r~ ii I I l ‘ l l fit‘: .. ;]:l§""We‘ if Ito ever‘ intellil ent citizen‘ Bdtildiilufltdflo-Jrhe contingent llundoftlle ‘l l
I N rthern. and Southern Farming ——It is 3° lllal ll‘; “'33 lolilcgl lll 3 P°s:l:l°':]l' lli“lEl,:c: - The aptctiin Stod- i who is famiulilali-eivith the iioliticalgdifierences House run out long ago, and the members 3 * - .
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an infirmity commonsto many l‘ll“ds.' lo bf; dtlielriilddl tiiciisltf-toiagiiiiirnvunaniiiiity however. dard, the commander of the Ville doe|.Lyon. that spr3i_ngVup inh179l_ i>_ta(;\\_¢:t't!lI":1_E:1T!|lll<)>t:l_ tmglllégglflilfslg 8l;:)ll:'°al:’ol“fll°':l8e.f and WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER '8. 1839.
disconlmled l'vllh'lhlllr Present slluulilqn ml ‘llld llll“l‘-‘llllg llllllsellilll“ llllllllly ‘l“1'll"5°elll'.l' loll wlllcll we an? mdliliwdhlo thet'l?0lll:ue:)sf mid Mihtlasolgieddrblildtdxdiid liie ulblicanys to Treasury-8 But iltpis gaid thaillihii 'llil')diilsur)’ A l ‘ ====
lllrlllllllll 'llll:le lllrll lo lmdolngsl and'lhe°s'ul)pQn Oflimy ic§'nd‘ll 8’ wlll ‘ gllc l e Mi 8 .3 tslilyiri‘eiril’the policy and measures the presei_it- nus also run out. and that the wheels of gov-‘ . lloll "l”"llll"' . V
P “I ‘ BERMUDA, Nov. 24. I839. administration are not more anti-republican ernment must stop. or run upon tick, unisss . WILLIALM “H. sHARRlsoxs.
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. . . . » - date they-might st-lect. '
, ' n. f niagination thinl.s it can . _ _ i _ . ' _ _ o_ _ _ _ _ 4 A _
:lil'<5li(l-I Tll“Y ll‘l""l' le”"l°‘l ill" Gov’ sluilclllf of Ke‘mu‘cky' also lick Held ‘ I trike the first oliP°riunity of informing and Drejudical to the cause of popular Iree- their own party permit thelljlouse to be or- . .
nzmoi in lee59n.s.».£'.leL..\‘k{Bl.l.BDI11I§Z.Il alone,” and ll00l'» ‘llld "l ‘l m°.5l -l):llalmrul~ speefi éur.gral you of mv arrival at this place. and of my dom than any thing ever dreamed of by the ganized. the distressed condition of the Trea. - OF 0 H:I-0,.
'I.l1lI‘ll{liT'll'l:?y ‘could buticlhange localities, new llP°ll_‘ll‘l C°m,l”lll°ll llll: suplfonos finlinis most, unfortiinate passage. After leaving? Hamilton federalists. In the language ofa sury laid before Congress, and ways and
l l l V‘ H‘l'l"s°"' I cllll lllllllly lllgret "m her very boisterous. but cotemporary, " do wenot see the prese.ntEx- means devised to raise the wind. \Vhat rt
3 of ‘rosbrit Wotlld Tllsll "P0" lll"“l _ - . ,, - . '.‘ Havre I had the weal _ _ . . . . . _ . ._ ‘is ..
ilCi)'illc"'ll?il'iis“<hillErcltllie1*riyes''iti~ summer-._-~Of the “'°'lll.l’."l‘m'llllflblllls Clillnumlon. $15;-,.d;:.f,l.i met with no accident until the 31st of Ostlos ecullvl.‘ doing all he can to separate the re- shocking thing is the credit systein! _ — Joflfi TY[_Eno
Woozjo. nnmbennfpeople who have left Maine ‘l°‘l 35 llhlllls: Tl ellc. angle on; lnonis her when in latitude 40 longitude:45, wt‘. sponsibilites ofthe government from the peo- . r Mad-iso-man. OF 3 " - - ~ -
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f(y1'.1hc_‘ far south and, west, how_ many sop. for antgofti; $)l;1":x5.0I'7;l;i%ll1l';_goOuLl3;y great son experienced a tremendous liuiricane, \\ hlch yplt/2 I-I.is.he_ not desired an inclneziise to the The. Fnsi Mnnmpoin), no oodo'.siood' . P s ns:1ti'l‘__
po'sc.y,e;l1avc.rcally bettered their C0ll‘llll°ll Oil’) d h_ done the oonni, ninie carried away mainaantl main top-sail yards. -standing army. Does he not as or greater nos. wnnin n few days nos.‘ insnnnod suns
bY'lllel°ll‘lllb"' all‘l"al'll richer’ lllllllllller lllld ‘men an il0nein.dv’eb in__l__bnt no moi; who fore and main top-gallant masts. being blown snlarivs and a greater number of officers? in ogninsi tho Second and Third Mnnioinoinios o I o i o .
happier than thev..probably would have been §‘l° sellllce ‘Kl 0 - . h b Boo in is. away without any sails upon tli0m—l1lld illl llls ¢‘1l9lll¢l lllllll all)’ mllglsllale 9"" llflll - l,5_ for a large amount of property, estimated at “llllls lll° “°.l.“°. °.ll.G°.-ll‘ Remy Hl".l'.l'°"
. hoo.thoy_romoioo'ooiiiomo in nnbiis on in. has dtpne sGo inuovlstrstliocncr alslllfglslon Tho the sails (being our new suit) _were. blown he not contenditig for a measure which. is $1.5.-)0'000_ A right is claimed in inn nm. as the Whig CflIldIdaIQ: for the Presidency of
dust“, and frugality? Notm-any, we think. quitt flaws) noon. the (.h ' doynot. know.him as from tho yoi.ds_:_n.uny ofthem snugly furl-. successful in. will place all the rs-Ivcnuebos needs of the lots recently recovered from the the United States. In doing this we set _Isids
Oo_fioo..oonmn.y. We do know many_ who ylopiigoneeors oftho V;ril.si have known him— ed. After blotxving six hours, the shiposeai-ly the country at his disposal :IfiDO(;8f rennoft U. States. and other valuable estate; the title our individual piefsisncss, nod give" .nn on,
have made a misemllle llllllllvl bi’ lllls. ‘ll? ’ P , h d i -‘ii no aynayed as on her beam ends, it moderated, and le t us-:1 lieve in a strong an magni cen 0 I o g in winon_ it has been snnnossd nnnono‘ was dearly cherished hop" prerenin on common
change, ,-They have found a prolific soil. it ‘Vrl;3 lwfiilt h‘?;tE):;_y“:lclmds of his oboro n...-fncgwreclg, _ . . , ' v_ernme_nt? If not. why dogs he contetizdéuf vested in the City of N. Orleans. The pre- woniio the grstificationlofpersansfprt-dilections
lsllllev lllll ll‘ltS°'lll°llfi° a.sl° lllllllllc lhem ' y -' 0' u tlielWe-sit-rn members of this Tlle ll0-Vl'"l°l’"l"§- ll‘l"lll‘o' llelll ‘l“°lll_°' lllal °l'll0|.1S mt=asute.tl10 3'1 T"""s"'.'Y ‘ls tension. from all accounts. allllears to be We have lieretofore at d li l K It.
to live without \\'0I‘l«'. 01‘ if ll has 3” elllllllllld m realm: P A foresiil. we had the riiisfortune to carr_v‘awuy he not attempted to control the elections ofa fonndod nnon [no snnnosin-on that the whole - » “C l_ It _l N! _ ¢D|_|l.¢ Y
them, this circumstance hits induced habits of gi-onto:-Iepoubllgoo in behalf of the moods of mo fore yard in a squall. We got up what 3.319‘ on-iiwiing ,,nd midi-sssing the nsonie of.N_ Orioo-no orooor is comprised wohin the Senator was the man of our CIlOI0.€-—lI|IIoW'B
idleness and then of dissipation. which are Gen To on It No“ Yori, (_xoro.,ood his spare spars we had. fished the fore yard, and on various cccasions? And to sum up e First Momo1poiny.__N_ 0 Com Bollohm deemed his exalted talents a p|'ee|n|nen1gluah'.
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uiomotoiy doloasnnus to loitune, l.O'I"9pIlI..lIlCI‘:i,. hearty Mquiescmco in the nominaoon. so got that nn gm 3 main yard, beat our spare ti hole, do not l.l)£‘.(I0Cl.l‘lIlt‘S€;:l\0(21i‘\il€‘3I by . im Capture of MotoozoToo___Tho Toxin“ ficaiton. in the present state of ilie country foi»
8llt‘l'"l0lllaPPlll“5S Welly “’ll9l'9- llley fill did Dudley Selden in behalf of the friends 3‘lls- alld llloceedild .0" lo. llle west as well lllllllllll’ lllle {nil lllmllalllthl 8 O dlllrrllnetsi S<‘.li00D9|' Of ‘‘’3«l' 53" ADl0|'li0. Li€‘l1t.F. B. lll° llllecl-l°" ‘ll. ll‘ lllllllm Bll't“lllll¢ “'¢ll8V¢
llllimslllyllst :°°"°.°§"'“gl°“gfitm°ll:y mix; of Mr Clan)’ The venerable Peter R Liv~ 3.5 We °°lll‘l"'llle “'"l‘l S"llh lllilglllf liigslnl ‘(lflllll lellfilllllflfl rlllh°y.l:l':5ll::sl[l]ll; 5' rl; _ Wright. commander. arrived last evening. indtilksij these feelings. we have ever felts"
tl1l'6°lP°3°P evwll “'l.°Sll zl "San usage ‘ ti ' l ' ' ned s eech entered Wlllll-tlllll "“"Y sl"""l'*l “'°‘ll 9" "lle Vl “fl” all.V.. l.°ll."l'°‘llll. esllle 9 0 lll -l’ from Galveston. l0th inst., and re oits the d‘ ' It’ I d ' I '
tlieycan never fratermze ; they must always ltll‘o"Sl(3lIl ;rfxltoE)tIl'l]e][r]l'ioi‘)1'iis!S];';.ion §en_m.nin vim‘ we spoke the Vicoma. Copmm Looox’ who hnooongogomsi Mom“ Von Borong Conan}, Toxian orio of war Colorodo Cog, E H rra mess to yie .toiie ccisons of ti National
be Strangers. 0? till-‘mils at films l€ll.‘~_’lll- “.3” l‘ 3’. h {V d d‘ .t . -lstrooo ioo_ kindly supplied us with sotne provisions. On Patriot long doubt what his country I'¢’qtllI't‘$? More to iflovo .n.ri.,od oi incl S ‘W -' CllllV°llll°ll' Tl"llClllll'°llll°ll ll" l’““ '”‘l'“’
ainongsrrhem-; -thelgreat institutions ‘of so} l‘.:xl:l3oE°lr‘%0°did iklfillsglyliisifiool o;«n1Ci_ Mn the 21st the wind still continuing from the Will any well-wisher to the casue of human ‘rm-m'a cruise on: the mouth of tho R'io ‘iisgi l-'l8‘l- ll ‘V93 °°lllP°'°‘l"llll"l 7'0"’ v¢V¢F}'. $90‘
Q‘.li1I“a~pt]-[nOl’:‘i_l order, \\~hICIl are the 8 or)! 0 grigoo of V. , Mr Bates Of. Mionioon. Ml. \\-cst. we being. ihtthe longitude of Bermuda, righ's and huriian freedom suffer himsell no None which vessel reports theimemoc-me non of the Union-men whose brilliant talents.
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so and our sparsand sails being in such a bad he lulled to repose by the syren song of t e ofthe capture of ‘buoy of Mammomss by _wi,oss sxniiod noinonson one oooi-moo oo
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Ne\VEnUl:lnd. are wanting there, an . f . . . _
= - . V1issouri'—a gentleman fiom . .
y 1 n 7 is ho and Rllssell 0 1- . 5 ‘ . . . . . A ‘ 1' _ . . , o . . . . . . .
llle lllloll‘ though they may ale g North Carolima; Mr. 'laPllun of Miss.; wnllmon’ and lhe sleelllge P'l33‘3ll‘.I”S lit‘ lot-NW5 OI P0\Vf-‘I’. and 97¢ ll” ls ‘l“”l"l haw the Tt'XIuD troops. under the command of tlieui in their collective capacity a distinction
~°.t- ' Ill -telements , - - _ ‘. " ' , _ _
hmlnlikneizugffielsn flit-_‘Vt ltlclleglliilasefflbly off. -l""l9S B'~llb°l“' °l V“-E .‘l”‘l, -l°ll" S“’l_ll °l Pg shllolllfll l)ll°l_slfl_"llls' ldeglldfiljl lg ltlgilololleollel? lhe °°lll.-llola lylllm llliilggouapfnehlzrnfifikl Col. Ross. Further particulars were not seldom enyoyed by sdelibcrntivc body. These K
ll/Iosilbnf thosdililvho liiive spld tllvlr farnis in Philad. “7ll€(lj1 the nflflilllnfitlon ol I)f(fsldent noilottr (I; phficésztp ipi we en e_rt 0 ._ s _ A g P P - loomod by the ofliooro of ihno ohoooon hséonoimbuod “on ‘he lmpmomce of also "so. .
Maine and" expended their money--a pretty “'35 ll_ll;'ll.V llcle llP‘'ll-l 9” “"’-l5_ ll 5ll°“llllle' ‘’ ~ o h o -1 ‘b so whioh VVAstti.\*c-rots, Dec. 7.--‘-There is. says N‘ 0' ‘ll "fN"l"- 2l' and realizing.as every one is compelled to re-
. ' d f .- one rmngof the whole Convention and nine lll elllllllllovl 9 Pl °ll'all °ll 5 ° v , . . . H d d N H _ R R d A, _ s . . _
large sum~-'-to remove themselv-s an atiii- oh‘ ” _ f ,h . h t H I ' ow f caused the Shinto ieak 750 strokes no,» iinnn a correspondent ofthe C0mm8I'ClaI.P.dVt"l'tI- £17‘!/07' G7l_ 410" - ‘la ;" -° alize. the deranged and etiibarrassed-state of
' n ...t west would. we doubt not. ll “'3'? blllsl °ll W" °" elmtle ll °r.t° , - ,- - . sér a little merriment amoncr us Just now, though the business ol-the road has not yet . n - V
ll€5l°l 93”“ ° . . h \_ ooaii NW6, wos more o bone, fooimo. \t.lllCl’l \\1ll compel us to discharge the car - a , h. ‘ d f h .“ l_ the COIInll').t emisery and want that broods
lelolce l° be “’l"ll""d.l° lllelr allcllllll olllls‘ ‘Novels did n.vio- ood doubtful scents ood yo‘ no, and ni_.oi.o the ship on” and if we have“, at the expense of my IIOIlOle(I.Il'If-‘ll-(I T. H begun_..on t is tn 0 t e route. sti . urge
and to all the moral. intellectual and social woo New-F “is more omooo" soon a boo‘, hopper, I doubt if we get to sea again for loss Benton. of Missouri. He received. It seems. quantities of freight have been brought up
blessings of our state. could they PFOCUT9 ' I D . - than $20 000_svo,y thing being so vein a specte check tor one thousand dollars. for since our boats discoutznued their trips.— _
m0n'eV'en0u'gh to get back. °l me" such.“ °°llll.ll’llltl.llb°l. l;.lll:l"gh5ll°cl’ss mob at [his oiooo [do not think that ins his mileage from St. Louis to the capital; Freight and passengers are landed near the '¢'~’¢ml¢ °l lll° 8°"°l'l""°lllv llllll “"‘_'°"ll3l ‘ml
ll ls l °°"llll°ll llllllllon bile at the North’ t_r_Sli:cllaavli:lilclire\is?.~cl.iil<ll rateillvetvtlidlltkaisi ship is nlllchllfljlllfetl. I shall make all dis. but such was his sudden and unaccountable Sigourney place. at the city lino. Next «|ishouestaget_tts'are riurlotuivngtts reve.nti.e_—-Itm_t
that if you go South where the seasons are _y”ymsbu.r 5 had been mluminawd tho Patch possible. I have consigned the shinio detestation ofthe specie feature in thescheok, week, it is hoped, the road will all be com- the Treasuryisbankrupt—theRepublictottering
warm and the climate more favorable to the ni ht before 3 ‘VP omd and were "on" Ml,‘ Tookoo tho American consul. novoniods be instantly sold it to a broker in this city. pleted to the depot. The cars now arrive e_v- on inc ininii of min..;i,.-y hue min, ionsiiisn
‘grolvlh of clll-llam llmduclsl you will fin‘d llgfriend -ind all l)i')0tllel'; There Elias no-lt my Protest. and shall do all in my Il°“""’l l° for eleven hundred l." llle llllllell °ll °l" 5'“ "Y day‘ lll’°lll' ll°°ll' ll."d llelli°"ll., llle lllsl delefmlnell ‘Q 58°'lll°° P""“'l I“lll‘8l°.lll°
fields almosl lllle llll-lall.se‘ and me people Ell :1“-oi-d oisi-le forich No hlnliind feeiinniii-as do justice to all concerned. ' Pefldfd b‘ll.llls' llllll ls now‘ as I llll.d"llsl“"l‘lv l“ll°‘l llellwtlll M°l'lll*’ll ‘"l‘l.llll3 °llY- ll_l,l°SS public good. Theitdeliberaiions have bcenchsro
oting in plenty which is burr‘6nS0me- C10 . d In d. l’ .l‘.hu's have we em edo]=*Pm_ . ....—_..._..__._ meeting his current expenses with these than 3“ lt°'"---HWf0T<l 00% “ -
and see the m1Stal‘€’- VVG lll"‘3ll‘l"“l‘~“l 5°"l° llil ll °e lll' - l P ' Shi wn'ck.—'l‘he new shin Anthusa.Ca 1. bank r.-airs! Verily. truth is stranger than fic- ‘T/ie Norisells.-—-Mr. Editor Norvell of the
- ' rible Scvlla Ch-ir btlis I have trembled to P ' ll - ' ' - - ’ ~-
in._the sunny south, and wesay. deliberately. o b ‘- _ d ‘ y . _“ 1'”) 1 _ s Kinnard, of Portsmottth. N. FL. 49‘ Vd‘d}’S ll0l|- H0 “_'ll° blll 3 5ll°ll lllll°_5ll'l¢‘_3 dtlz Nashville Whig, and Mr. Senator Norvell
that in the southern states. agriculture does Sal. .V-—*lll “O-‘V “ell” P°l 9“ °"l~‘~l‘l' from Liver ool. bound to this ort, was zletl and bedizened the whole nation with the oi Michi an,;m_a, bmthei-s_ The former ive;
- ' ' hoist It on the to most of our Ev ress the P - P - g - g - i,
not begin to . compare with agriculture P P ‘ Y . ‘ll * wrecked on the morning of the 10th, near splendor of his golden dreams. andVrolled thelgmgi-the following veyy bi-oilwiiy ndino. aflbctious-—tlicy ave compared notes,oamt de-
illllellfllcels ale bad llle fl'3l‘lS Slllllspllllgledbannelllhal Hlmllson llasllllllays - ‘h I_. I Th‘ ' t " d‘ rt ftlie l\ll3Sl‘SlP ll3l1¢l~'l° lls lllulllal“ llelld ll Ton‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ lb tel vvci lied ever consideration-—vtlie
l led to victory wherever he has borne it a- Pllll olllle‘ ' ' l’ cllll. lllll all ‘lpll ° . ‘ ll - . . llll ' . . . ‘ "ll -y 8 y y
’ - the crew attempted to land in the large boat, solid column Of \’I|'gIlI g0 d. DOW l>=lTt¢‘TS 8- We hope our locofoco kinsman. of Michi- m...].. themselves ramiliarwitliihe sense ofeach
\Ve this weeltl-place at the lieptIVof lo_tir__c_ol-
over Ilie htibiiations of the industrious poor,
while }he blustering partizan is battcning on the
at.-terized by the utmost hsrmony,concessiun.and
right good feeling. They came together fully
sensible of sectional attachments and local dis-
amongst us. .
are skimmed ,_over and appeal‘ Sit’-l‘ll€‘. the
buildings pro tnli_.stf:l'.‘ab,(lj‘l1l't°?lfia:'fi:l_“'ll§ll ‘lllls-_ galnst we adversaries of hls coumryi butslie‘swamped.Vand a passenger was droivn- “'3.V We“ the lecflillollg °lkl:l5B "lSl°llg S1‘ tlle gan. will take warning from the signs of the oogogoio. and g¢[or delegates. by informal and
llle ll°°l'S ‘"65 ltd” 6 ‘l ll 095 ll‘ From the Evening Star. ed. 'lhe rest reached the shore. Several rags ofasuspen e an . ut pro :1 y my times, and flee from the wrath to come. He oooomo moon"-os and woosoniooh An" o
‘if they cared pnot a-fig how little and how
poorly the work was done. whilst the lordly
whites; too proud to work, are wasting their oftho Star. that Dom. (.mghan' of Louisville‘
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“Elle ggiéilsnllflfiiagdiodflzeo vlclisigl vocrii l 8:, has become the purchaser of the Mammoth . _ _
ll‘sS ‘ ” ' y ' Cave in Kentucky, and that he is erecting be landed llle “ell ‘lay-'
gpdthfirgader W_illdfin<litsotifihfhggeisouth 3 hote1f0rinva]ids_ in in, yo, ion. on, The Anthusa was anew ship._of 522 tons.
em _ esiir rise to-asccr am a I e gar- _ _ _ _, . s ' _ _' ‘ . i -' _ ii ' is _ .
den of the- Union, after all. is in the cold and M‘lmlll°lll C_llle ll lls Illlellsllcll ll°rl‘“l rm. md mloudeil ailmalo lit 8d3oa00(éb5t?)‘n0ns[:llpt,he
salt-petre.duiingthat time I was nine at the 5llPP°5. l0 “ls '9 l '
luggild fields of Ne-W-Enl“llapd' Hem ‘W Cave and visted most of its apartmiia t then Illlncllllll Pall °l her callgcl he'll’ Her °lll'
ll"? "°Sli1Very-cg} It 1;‘ notdoscgedmdble fog ,mo“:,,_ ...i,.ci, “.6... my ,._...,,,s...,_/ ‘This go consisted of ‘-salt and iron. The ship will
Wlllte men 10 ‘V0’ 1 all “’°l' l 9)’ 0 all Cove is in Edmonson oonnn,‘ Ky“ no moon, be a total loss, but it is thought a part of the.-
work they must. Their work is performed . _ .-11 b d _N Y_ E _ - _ _
with skill. and the face ofthe country shows '5 3ll°lll 400, .‘/’ll"l5 fl°lll llle 5°_lllll°llY 5ll°l'*l cargo “l e save — ' zprlm ' . lantations for salelabout two years ago, but brig Salem from I-lavre. arrived at New 0r- . d. I . H. d b ~
the effects of free white labor infinitely 'h. h b d oh’ K ob k ' b ll _ Earthquake a,t San, Salvador _}Ve hue _ as become so thoroughly convinced ofothe eans’on _ov 28, repcrts having spoken II. C resumed is "Men" on“ he no mo" of”.
above that of black slave service. _“b '°t lo°o fifékse in egloltlec t) §If}1;€Ds.];Vere of been f.i,.or..d withithe following extract otlial immetiseand certain profits to ;be derivg-d B. M s brig .of,war-Snake. off Cape Antonio ' l’_ d ' _ d. . 3 h, t,
- ~ Maine Cultivator. ‘\l";_l; at that‘ “mo oo;,orlold' wnhell;ra;lll:l:)l; letter from San Salvador. dated 5th October, from the growing otlllraw siltkhfor exporto that —-and that the brig had captured three slas .VP°h"°" °“b"f'“l°l‘l9t ll“ .'8;,"l5Il _l‘ .°,“°"§
_____________ o ' -- i839__Jou,,_ 0 Com is . e now re uses to se any 0 is trees“ ut is vers. w 0 can ring an accusation . tispresnnie r
I ‘ HARRISBURG CONVENTION. Titoloeioizilligthloeaiiloslggf °s‘}eoroob5t’haltll':‘_oltlilcf’!: "On the lstl/inst. at '2. A. M.. we expeili- erecting an immense cocoonery. replete with The. Ma,°[,_.._Tl,i3 moming -the,-9 were that there is not a prominont man in the coup‘
- 1 .: o - i. : i n f, 1' .. ‘ - _ enced 11 strong Shock Of an eilftllfllllft‘. and “Ely °°lll'°lll‘lll°‘l l°l' llllllllllg lllllll °ll“- allll six matls duefrom New York. “'3 merely try. whose public and private-carcerhas bets
Th? {O l°“ln°’ m .m ‘men 0 t e .l'e m°s omle country has become lhlclllysettled’ the at 3. A. M .99 ll°lll'att€'I'. a concussion which ‘l half“) lwolmllllom of worms’ Dr‘ Bl°°‘l' mention the circuu.stance——not that there is e ‘mail characterized b ii iless urit :
"x‘l-lllllled al llleqfllllilllsbllllg C°llvellll°ll' was fill“ have bee" llll'llll.llll'd' and .llle surface has marl)’ destroyvdthetown. The shocks 'rood.ofFliishiri§. “'l10m3ll€9llP9ll"l9lll3 lllfl any thin" singular or uncommon about it it "til i, y r by lpo ed ‘p lfy.
drawn up by a member of that body for the has ll°°°m9 °°"9"’d ‘Vllll ll llellllllllll gl°“'lll continued, nnd yesterday we [ind 15 golein. past season with it cocoonery on a limited ijvcw '0-1-leans Picayune. Nov 29. l mloilo: ;ii::::dao:::i'_b;l:o a.:l.couwh:o:’io:: ill
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N9‘V‘Y°lk E-‘Press--llom Wlllcll llls °°Pl9‘l- ore esnul “hm Mk lm hlcimrl [Ham] llll’ small 5ll°"'l‘5- Mall)’ ll‘l°Pl.°.lla‘-"l l"{l scllll" has so fully sallsfiell llls mllld as l0 John A. Stevens. Esq.. was last week unan‘ life of usefulness and unblemishedintazt-it? ll
. lyapicturesque and bcautifulcountrv where ti 1 . d H to G vomm oi «H the aft. d ' ' V
.. ‘_ .. _ . . . . , . t ' . ~ . s -y an certainty of the business, that - - g
The Convention assembred on Saturday invzilids will find food for the mind. The 1_(_:fo§‘:cfoaélojoio;:o{o“:o thlilo towns’ iollolm no proposes to devote himself almost oxoio_ gltlytrtlgizrcléiesggg thl:l;’:tlS¢Sll;mt:)feltla?7al§§-"k °f merits implicit coofideiice— whose lisnd will
morning’ “and for fol” h°uls'”.sllys the Cllvels vastly exlenslve‘ some .°f"S Ioollls safe. The evil is under our feet; for at szvely to the erection and management ofex- N Y W/2' T/t - d 3'33 ll" °l"l'°lll “'lll°ll l"’° lllllllllly llllfillllglfl‘
writer, “there was a clisplziy of uniiiterrupt ‘"9 Pclllf-°llY ‘llY- Olllels °°lll‘llll llllsllls °l places 5 m- 5 miles ofi‘, nolhintr has occur-rt-d_ tensive cocooneries on his property near the _ ' lg of W’ “3/' on so dosn,oonoo_ A one; “mob of sno. mo of-
.ed.E|oqu..nce, in Ci patriotic eninnsiasnn ins the purest and most transparent water I ever Tho hooooo mo oooriy oofoofod. ond tho ,.iii,.gs_ vviien such men inks ism}. it sn_ The Cu.ltw_d.tor and Genesce Farmer have G 1 Harmon is “mend in. on has
like of which, though I have ofta.-ii . witness. bclield. 'Ihe air of the Cave. is pure; com- walls are so tonoriog that we on sloop in tho ‘gins every success to ins oooso been tinited since the death of Judge B.iel. °°°"l - .. .
ed inriiiing. scones, 1 never saw b..fo,s__ bastion goes on well; our lights burnt clear oonri yard or the great square, under hide . 1:‘/us/,_z°,,g Silk Jownol The new publication is to be issued at Alba- 30829 Of lll¢ ll°l98‘ll¢ “'ll° T¢Pl’¢3¢lll°d "3 ll”
Strantre a it may seems to you such was ""llll'lll£' Cold “'°3lllel'- ll 537008‘ Current Oi oovorioos which is ioosom oooooh in tho . . _ , ‘. . ny, under the editoral auspices of Willis convention the district in which Mr. Harrison
D ' O . P « s. Ruins an C¢ntralAmeri.ca.. The remains Gaylord ood Luther Tucker. It win retain live.‘ . .
in ' f f..i' _ d ii‘ 1] _, air blew into the Cave‘ in warm weather the - - - , -« - . .
theden’ usialslrnbo ‘hit, l‘1:lI§s7: an so_fii.‘,’ I Y ex current Ofair chanoes: and the wind brow rainy season, and sit in the_day time in the of the my of Paleotqttc, in Guatemala, tho fonoor oomoo _ ' ._ .
we “‘?‘°.‘l Y " ‘ll “‘l ""3 53°“ °*" ‘li "ll ooioflho Cow Tifotom t f h C S Corridors ready for astart into the vard. us give indications that the population in the ' “Gem llt""8°"9l'l° “Om “'9 call)’ 886 07
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selfish reeling to \\ hat had been deemed the is the some summerandp:*iroitti'reodt_c bate n W,“ not do to wait a moment when the days of no gwoinoss oonid not have been loss Sudden Det_ztlt.—Mr. lhomas Simms, re- ninsisen. has been sneni in in, Wag, iii... .
. best g°°d °f- llle °°lllllr3' lllal lealslllelle pm‘ 60 do l of Foroohoit A i 81' an "ls a olilll shock comes. I may ttientiflft. t0 giveyou than two millions. The ruins extended cemlyt we bellel'°'ll.ha"°ll lll .Cilll.al3""'°l'a5 vast and unbroken wilderness; and there his
fusely shed. and there was hardly a dry eye. 3- _ - fl “la "la 91' W1 no idea of the force of insss oononssions for tho disomoo of oioot iwomv miles and he was. on the 13th instant, entering the pa- . . » -.
.Th , bi h . t 1. f ; f h not putnfv or decompose in the C;..,.-e- V3 .3, , ' . _ _ - . . _ __ - talents andservices are knownand appreciated.
9 Wllem 6 .° “lac 6. . ° "l‘llY ° l 9 b b‘ ,-n ’ g that two porter bottles full, placed upright on consist of bridges ..queduc.ts, palacrs, gem. P" ‘V‘ll'll- ll°ll5‘l- °l M“ C"lllPll‘3ll ll‘ N335?!"
speakers, the eminent positionsthey had held la’ le fill] Statics t\i_ n0l umleg0_=m.v Cllllllgllu the sione non,-_ were nnsni. As wo have no pies‘ &o_' on of stone. what is siogoior’ street near Ann, was attacked with an. apo-
in the country, and their earnest eloquence ‘l-‘°‘lP V “I: 9 l“‘ll5lll.ll9}-I A Ple-C9 0f ll"~’Sli masons now‘ of oomso who. is left of fin-ni. ihooo woodosfoi remnants of remoio oonoony pletic tit and died instantly.—N Y. Whig.
contributed to the creation of what can hard- meal “ll” ' lll llle lc ollls ln lllll. lllm.°s° tore. &c. unbroken, is subject to the rains were unknown to Europeans’ until the year Done up.—'I'he Boston Academy of Mu- “’~lll°ll-bl’ "°"l° ll” "°l be" l-d°"llfi°‘l'
ll’ be called all eX°ll“lll“llll- l°l" lllelle ‘‘'ll5 3 pllele llnlle Clll'l‘l'b°°°.'ll°°ll°l§°d wllll "me which filter throu vh the roof so that the '17 0 in ii v d‘ v d b sic e~tablished b Professors VI-i o d Atthe age of nineteen he receivcdhis first
fervor abroad -8. s 'm ath as of elcctricit to such an extent. that it could not be eaten ' £3 ' l n 5 Ell ell l ey “ell? lscolele - Y sollle ' ° . -V l ls n all . . l .
that hormoohod vlor Pbngooo - - f ]y For some years anoni 50 laborers were om; l'00mS. 3"? P0 Pl’0tet§tl0ll t0 Pllllell 0l'_ lJ00lt'S- Sp ntards: and what is more singular still, Webb. is broken up, the Boston Herald commission from Gen. Wasliington; be was
. .. t . y jarring ee - . In addition to this, we have been informed iliny ii,-_i,.s been visited by few persons sin;-e_ says by disagreements between Messrs. Ma- aid-dc-camp to Gen Wayne, whose sttgacity in’
attempts were made to board.-the ship with. friend the _Co'onel_ finds a " law in_his ntetn; has three years left. in which to repent of his
out success, till about 2, P. when two bers warring ‘agaistthe la_w‘of his mind. political sins; and. in all fraternal kindness.
boat loads of passengers were brought oil‘. and may truly exclaim with one _of oldf we advise him to go‘ about it straight. _ _ _ ,
Tho remainder‘ with ti-ieii-baggage, were to‘ Tllie. good thaidl ivtoul: ‘I._It'Iccil not, but the evil Efoots of Lo-ooor__-__A moo named Groom sented, unnninmnsly; to the American people.
“’ lc ll °" “° ‘ l ll °' man who keeps a public house near Fonda, lll° lllllllll ‘ll G°°""’l H'""l"' ' '
N. Y" nnving "_.fns.d' iiquor to anothef Whatever may have been our prefetencei.
named Thomas, words ensued. and as Green- we give this decision our hearty concurrence as
mfilll “'35 3lllll_llllg ll"? ll00|' "P00 lllm. I10 N?- the only one which,circumstanccs would allow.
‘Esq. of Jamaiczi. Long Island. one of the lflelvled a slllll lllllle ‘lllll°"l‘lll “llllcll Pl'°‘l°‘l Gen Harrison‘: long service and devotion to
"l05l 0Plll'~‘tll- llllld Pl0Pl'l9l°l'S _lll New York. am ' ' his country. recommend him. fellow citizens, to
commenced forming extensivs niulberry T/tree Slat,-e-i-5 captured of Cuba.—The yoorocoidialsuppotl. The vatiousstatiooe 3:,
most punctillious regard to every means-of se-
curing litirtiinnious action. they at lcngthprc.
l\'IAMMO'l‘H CAVE.
Mr. Editor,—I noticed in the last number
Great 'Cocuoneries.—William R. Gracie,
There is no important event connected with its
early history or subsequent advancement. wills ..
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!Il:fi,e:él(lSuCc0I:1Sat’(i)f8l(§:,d0\;IElsfinvlolfislglelzgllggfenncio rllngfiltl, no :0!;l:::s:0?l;iCfin:;;lt;c£l;)::Id lit: that (tjhe chunphels are pail'ticplarlyli1nJiii('ledo;if A London pnper in 1831 contained ti letter son and Webb. di.:c.m,-ring military talent wap__never at fault. _
bled in this ooomry some the days of “.aSh_ niong them .1 do not hosnoio ioswooooooo-:3! lysgrsoyseoe llgtstttt. iatc no ear t pt i'ir_o:n_ritSpl:i_ti1]sh cpmmandant tsJIl1fl.l}l.ad:[r(l)Inl::.g' It is periectly understood. says the N. Y. Afterfive or sixyoars service he resigndliis com-_ .
ington. Madison. Jefferson. Franklin.and the ll llllvl lle‘llllll"8l' pllflce l"ll°“'ll' F‘ G°llllt y i ’ ls'r.lc “'I‘lli‘c ea“ actclllmntohi ls lbvu Stan that sfinalol Grundy was chosen by file ml°5l°ll- llllll “'35 ‘PP°l'll°"l sflllellllyl °il lll° 9
Adomooo Moon of tho boss moo-I of the Esq. of Ginsgon._ binii s hots] at the month ~ V g3ll*’l'l- e.lt1mS.,3°°°l lll-‘J 0 tm.a 0"" Tennessee legislature. at the request of his “is
Norih Western Territory. and during the ab-
sence of Gen. St. Clair. which was almost con-
tinual, he acted as Governor. From this same
ofthe Cave about eightcpn months sinoo‘ To-.2:as.And 7/ie_Fedemlists.—In the New in figllles °f.mell "ml ‘"ll.l.ll3_l5- °ll _l'°l_l°i- 50"“? old friend, General Jackson ; and to prevent
nent men in the country were there. The Cllpllllle °l ‘l°°°lll”l°‘l‘lllllg Comfortably 30 (.)llellll5.C°lllme“lla.l Blllletlll °f llle 22“ lll' or colossal slze-‘ “Bl-letllel: Blllb palnlmgs’ and °°lllsl°ll belllleell °l'll?l l'lV‘ll°lallll‘llll3-
selections of delegims, every where. had or 40 persons. I have a letter from him i”ll°' ll '3 Slalfld llllll l-he llllg C°l9l'“‘l,°_ll“‘l .“'llal he °°"°elv° t° be.“ ‘illaclels l"”Pl"”°."l° By arrivals from Texas to Nov.2lst. we . . . '
been made with a high sense of dom nod dated July 25th of the present year, from been on a cruise, and that Carries had Joined mg sounds, or aphonetic a phabet.ot which loom ‘hot Congress was in session at tho gem“).-y in 1799 he was appointed dues... to
with a View to appoint men ofins bss} jndg_ which I extract the following; tile F0¢l€l'3ll8tS- _ A l°ll9l'-_ Tecellfetl ll'0m >8 "P "llclls llafle bee“ elselllllele found l" Ame’ new capital of Austin" Emigration was pour. Congress. and introduced‘ and carried through
mom, who arm. a in“ snrvoy of the whoio 1 Last fan new caves (say 15 oi. 20) woro gentleman of high standing "at Houston i-ica.—Baltzmore Amerzcan. ioo in Tho crops fioo . o I“, which show no doom. boo mono mom is
ground could do what was deemed best for. discovered. In one the - v ‘ ,h slllleslllal llle 'I.ll'xl.»‘lll govelllllllflll have "° . ,llI"’”“"l"‘_‘m‘ 'N°’l"l"lt"d'_"‘Tlll' 5°"? 3 ll ’ ti d t dh ‘V .th ' ii ‘i I l
the whole coontrv. which beinrr done thev there is a lar edome frori:1dl3e(i0li.r lglfllfllcf es vessel on ll clllllsll‘ "llhe Gulf‘ 1 lle s'a"°"‘-ll'll' 79'8" c0lllmOl't\\'PaI[h came into coltftllle - The New Orleims Cour“; Siam: that the map 6 m- epiln -w an 'ap‘py. an 8 y flu‘ 0
- - , z> _ - _ , , 8 _ _ 0 Get 1 -11 h . - ,- t - - yield this year of sugar cam. in the bayou actof legislation by that body. Lalludetotho -
con1d—i_,est come before ihsconnny indoiooo- high. it is soml_on.oo]or and “boot 50 d merit iere sti V opes that Mexico “Ill be other dav. at Boston. and brought its action - . . . . . i _ , , , i i V_
- - 1 - - - l . . V Yal 5 .- - - d i. . n- - -« - ' _ - - Lillouclic d|Stl"Cl..|S PT0¢l|g‘|0llS-llcillg 2 01' act for subdividing the public lands, which re-.
ing. 'Iheir nominations have been the re- from point to point, and about 30 yards wide lllse lll llllle ll" ma le peallell ls‘ °llllll.°" llglllllsl Wm- M007. I01‘ tlldt lie Vlll3lll0ll$l5’o to h h ads or note . .
sult of their best judgment. and they will In another cave a large stream of water was ls stllellglllelled from llle fail lllal lllolliefllll lll' “'l°l“'~‘llY' and ‘ll lll“ lllsllel-'all°ll °" &’°' did ref Ogs- e P - ‘ dlmng lhqsuweys from 4000 lo 160"" ‘mu,’
slssnobmit [hem to the country with the oonvio_ discovered filling up the whole oooo by Ill1el'lC.€S are at work to bringabout an Objelft Sm'll(e3- ‘lighted cigar’ in the streets_ against The Erie Crllltil I8 DEED the whole route. placed it in (he power ofevery shun to bgco|n'g' -.3
‘tion that success is certain with them. In- means of a small boat it was explored scvbral so deslrable‘ i when ‘llsllllll be. lm°lV" ml“ ll” P“ll°e lllld ‘llglllll’ °l. ll“-l slllll slmev &'°' All llle flour dlltailned wlll now come down‘ 8 ll'¢9ll°ld¢T-l 101301» he ‘"33 llPP°llll'-'‘l l5.V Mi-
deed I have hardly a doubt of their success. hundred.yards—-the new discovered parts are all tllllse efllollls sllllll. lllllle .lllll9d' Texlall lll llll5l'l"lP°"‘”l‘ lcllse llle Stale llllled l° ‘ ' Sm’. lsfil -Iefi'erson«GOVet'n0t‘ of Iltditlnthltld Contibuedin
oond than Goo pp-2-M-om Homo Ho,.,,,;son will boyond ins nii which you inoy have visned V85S9lS. 90W in t'€fid1flt‘S3. Will make 3 dt'- prove the fact alledged. it having been clear- The news by the Liverpool depressed moi osnoo on 1812 ohoo no “ins -ooooiotod be
be" the next President of the United States I The whole mammoth cave so ‘or m°"s"‘lll°ll °ll llle Gulf and blockade the 1 established b a cloud of witnesses, that floor at Baltimore to $5 8 barrel. and Wheat - - -l " - ' ’ V
— - - ’ - ' l ‘ls 9-"Pl°l"3ll» -- -7’ y ' Mr Madison Me or General inthe arm oftho
am as certain as I can be of any future is front 50 to 100 miles, the main branch is Mexlcilll polls‘ . . the 51710763] il'iSt|'lImt‘nt Was 877776. and there’ to $1. ' l ‘ls '. V .y ‘
eveho There is nothing to pTeV€*lll ll» Unless sew" mlles l°”§i ""3 ‘ll? is as pure as it is _ Karnes has not__ioinedth_e I-‘ederalists——lie fore could not possiblv have been a «cigar-3 .. T,,o.n:n_(,ou¢ 2', Fan. plo,._..___When Mr. Unilcll states. A ter two years service he a
we ourselves are mad. It is indeed mucll possible for it to he. 1 have no doubt or its '3 ‘°° l-’°°‘l “°l“'°' ‘° ‘.l'?°l"-‘Y llle “lets A non-suitwnsemerell-llw P'lS°"°"ll5°l‘“':‘=" Webster vets back from England. and goes V » » .
easier to elect him than it was to elect Gen. being one of the healthiest in the world.-- °l llle g9ll°l"m”l.l' lllld ~l°l."_ an ‘l"lle‘llll°ll ed. add the Stale l“ll l° lllll "P ‘Vllll .lll‘l‘ ‘llll' to Washiiigton, Mr. Van Btiren. if he choos-ll!” W" ll‘ '°l"°5°'ll°d l’l'— ‘l.l°~l'l°l- lll lll‘ H°l’9.° ’
Jackson. for_he has nio_re_S_t.ites to begin wi_th-. There are from 500 to 800 persons visiting ll°lI_illfllcllll_l;‘lill bi; lls a.:lllll°.""°s' . _ -. E)‘ indignity. its it best ml.‘£lll-'—B“l‘- Sl"l' es.can take him by the hand,-and say—‘‘ Mr. Of R€l"¢5.9l.1l8llV93o a°<l.lll' sl|l°.ll1 "10 .S°l|8l°
andohis services as a ClVllI-‘in and a soldier the caveanniially.andthenumberincreases; 5' ls ll 9"“ ‘'3 lwl dlsllllgulsh llllnselill What’: in the Wind.’-—The Western Wei,-ster, how do you do? How is Massa- of the Uniiedjtntes. By Mr. Adams he was
have been greater. ‘ it IS capable-of being made a beautiful place, flllhllng llle gllma"°ll°ls_'/le l” M ]w"l"'s” Statesman published at Marshall. Calhoun chug}-its 2”-—Times. - ’ appointed fllinigalghg to Colo!-nhir sincc an; e“.
When we met on Saturday morning‘ Rev. It has been settled for 30 years, and most of llhe sfmldc lglllllel-Says l Cam‘ R°ss'.ll'll° llllll county. Michigan.‘ says: ‘l The llllllllllls ll‘ And W€b‘l¢'7 call Ill°lllll.V reply. ‘l slle ls riod ‘I829 ti scientific and prsclical farm-v pl?-
crdy Johnson of Md.. hitherto for Clay. came lllellllle 3 "97)’ lal‘s"=‘ family llvell there. and cllmlmgll ll 70 slll monlllsimm l° I‘l°l*l°lll'° VVestern Michigan disappeared some Six 01' as she hits been ; there she is; look at her; o -' .o :1 'b- r d . . o I
out heartily fol.‘ Harrison. and enlisted for ‘there has not as yeta single death occurred.” lgestl aisodfar lo-rglmell lllsllllly'llsl°ld°s‘l"' eiaht weeks sinct‘. and Upon inquiry. “'9 she needs no eulogy of mine; she is Whig 88 res‘ e on l.‘ "m open am in
ohimothe old Maryland line. Indeed this is s The cave is ofsolidlimesloue, the bottom lfiflall ,lll1.l?lilllS_°lllll °°ll“lll."‘l"ll °m‘l”'d letzilrn that they are and always hill’? l3t‘f'Il to the core. Bv the W8)’. Mr President: , . .
‘admitted to be a good nomination for Mary. is covered with a layer of sand fire or six llllrhll ll lll l ll lllllllllllillll 0" ["5 “ll” ,’l""k-, dissatisfied with some of the treaties made How is New York !”—P/tilad. Ga-.4. °l‘l ll“lll°l'°“' lll'"ll3'° ‘
Hi-and,-for Harrison has taken the State oooo, i'eeithic1{_ 1. is about mo miles from Loo_ isfrrliotvoament obtains too favor. here. if by the general government respecting their Size _'_h iooat tho oioo of o resent non Iiiivill be perceived from thisibriefskett
and can‘ now -nin.-e oasiin take it again... isville, enrol! aboutanfquai distance from Lex-i glécvcfilgs ‘tool i’g'=e0tl';oit_:t=l1irptps ers. and defeat‘ reservations-that they will yet have them-— oivos nl i,oino_ as ii-ii." geniieinan said when Geu’.Hatji-i_son is now in his 67th year. at
V;Kentuc_ y next ca,me,_glori__ous, gallant, gen. ington an _.Nashvil.e. I‘he _atmosphere of 3’ ~ . . .. _ s V i too; on ilie warriors have taken their rifles His lady broooht him fool. boys at a onto ofthosg- 8 years only have been sp,..... n.
erous Old Kentuck —a State all heart and the cave uill chuck utrefaction i til. \Vhen we make war it will not b d . nr edi rial broth. " l ‘ ' ' - ’ .
. . Y. P. . n anim . 8 in e no ,one to Canada Can our to _ in m U wood. oi-non oono o no
all head too. allve with her own great men. matter after it has commenced. The cave is l‘ll°ll"l°'lls' l ' ‘ ‘ l ran on the frontier give us any light Upon ' From the N.’ Y. Epressl . ° ca p' P. . yd’ ll ll °-°
' .5ll‘.l Ye.‘ .ll°l.l9lll°ll5 ‘ll llle. .le“'9lS Of Others. lll lill-lllllle 353 3l-lll- ’ E. M. the subject? New Yoiix C.u"i-mt Mnxr:'r—Dec 9 devoted lo lhe-clvluelvlce or human
¥l—Illl'l(-3-9.3;-)3 °I Lgxlnglon, read a letter from %— ——--—+-———-— In New York a few d--rs since Jung 1:" d L A Ly‘, weisnin that an B,.;,;";g 1'». ....pi.lynfBeelcaiileattniirket V ms llellfilllly llllll“ 9l°°_ll.l‘l ll? ll" "
s en_'r3/___(1.3/._in_wnichUMr. spoke of hi R. lo. M D h._ , .' , __ l - .. _. '. s e _ we an 0:50 to--'— _ V 4 '_ . '. . _ . '_ _St_a_te _Lc-gislatiire and to Congress.
‘o‘w_n 'di'fjicii_lt ‘and peculiar POSIIILD, a positiori was Idiiiarfd deail ineziithoiilsiaaigblfgdsibliilidrlhc IE? l!vl}a¢3rdl:)'l1,Il:I::rIi~I? lifidhgitftmdmili to deillih msll "ell woman by fiihltidnllmllldllddlwfl rgrell Slwa- llllllnti|i:l";.lg0§?I0gP50“8d uiillyelllillillil llllllllliitlillllelllie °°l"°d l"lll°"a”l public lll’l’°l'lllll°l
‘_o to... i :_ '. '.i - ' ' e. . . I so 7 .- . I‘ i ._ .
mil-lillcllclil 1:3” he lmell’ ll°l Wlll_l_l.l9 ‘l”°—t0r' St te of New. York. and what was singul.-or in the last nine years, eleven men I'l:II Il:fld'iYh:iIv:rsidi:: [lie 5,319 -"n-‘sf :.?lgi:leJ.lgl,- hi: ttinep decline ol'50 cent! P0!‘ .100 ll’“- . l_Vll5lll."lll°9- M!-. --l'?t7€.'9°|1..o Midis
on one si e _e was assured that if he would, hewns standin erect and nsid in his don n '. '-o ‘o— ~ -A V -. -- -e . . ' ‘X 9-. -' 1 -_'_ '. -; 3 - Cows_ii_i_tp_,C.u.vI:s-—'|‘hcre were 35'(_)I’IleIetI o o - 1 - - ~“ _.
ho oooid not “oIhod.ro‘o..mo.no.mo and 0 ht Q E _. _ _ V t_ .Il_'.I'a1=ne "before him for uiurderins. moo ".oo,n,,n.n.. 3e(-.in.Is[o]'v~,VbaVlng first 5tl'Ip~ _ _ H 2-5 345 h . ms._c rtain y, not questionable pr
fiootio ooiooé. ‘Some .o.éloogoro;fi_t_wasigu‘ ‘:i:)ltl).ltc:;: fiof uiy!hisktiy,_ which Vnnsscxtrit-_ ovive3.t‘en of whdm',~lskgthgprisoner now tin. pédl hrllselfdI:lCIOIbIIIé,i’I1]'Id,l.I)Séd ifffoi firing ""g.‘A;l'D -Lfioosiafoéreo oyore. o_«1~oo‘-_m_ on i,i;.‘n,,'._ .- : . ' —
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oéssary to success. and others __insisting_ripon intem.perance.. The coroner foun'd;his."§ub- va-ids g.g3_v_'e i‘it_.~.as’;.hi_s. o’p‘in'io,§_ <ign;;lisn,oi_ léogoololllslollogliion tho loolgidilo:oli;:f_t:§_l::Ei%n:. ;':lgl:llof4".;l‘:%l(lil“:o ?3g?o:l:illi$ill:_°2"onllzolgfellt _ S'l‘A'I'E.CoI'$\'.BIV’l=!()‘N.-u-The _Sts
‘country was there. Many of the most emi-
iiecond timoresigned his~commEssion. ; After:
upon its produce for the support and ed
itwhetlier he would assert or‘-' ' t "h l — ' ' " -' - ' ' : - V 2 ~ -I-. ~ . . - . .. . . . - . .
l others informed of fact: diil'€Gtlyi1(t)ll.e lietfeirlliil-8 ;l.:l.E.l-c,ll,l,l,€;i3lish:il.l.°B"‘t‘:;’l"’IlY- ?,l-lll°‘leV°-l‘ °ll_l.lll8-Oll lli¢._¢1~‘1me ¢0mmItt‘cd_i_n.tht's'. couii- naté "woman tt"at.z'svifi'ocati: lbythe smoke.“ - H.n-—'I‘b'e“.'supplies were large.‘ and sales C°m“"ll°¢ llll" 8“-‘*0’ |I0t|<_-‘_0 158*
o A . o 4 o e mp. try was from intemperntipc. ‘_'_,-.._,_;_ “ . ' __Y . ' Hartford Com-ici-. were made at“62 1-2 at 75c. per-ctvt. _ State Convcniioii. for the notnitis
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