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Magnificent G-oods

AT TIIE

SPTH Nfr fc mi i\T"\'TF'R

r^.r=isii

«n endless variety.

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M»v 1'.'. 14.

CRAWFORD SVILLE

forf

'I" 'iVn'1-'Iv'1!V-1^

i- l.essons on Guitar.

I.essons on Piano. iil'se of Piano for practice, A small extra charge is made for fuel usedi

Office in Ihr room OVIT Brown's Drug Store,

.Tiinuarv

ls.Vl.

I'ndertakins: attended to ns usual. y.' T1IOS. J. T. ROSS. 1RV1N WIUTK. October .. Is53 .. vSnlltf.

FRESH DRUGS!

I. O A iV & .11 ORG

HAVEdoorswest

RKKONED tlieir Drucr establishment a few of the old stand, imniciiiarc.'v opposite tho Court lfous unusually largo and

Drugs VIed ic in

Paints, Oils.

and

m0crats

an.y

tuine bv giving me a call ana mv stcck an oxami- I ..

nation." I know this assertion to'be true to the let-, follow the lead of politicians who care noth-. bimmons:

on'^

^ar

Umier":i!"It3:

bilk or fur hat. HOOTS Of sill kinds, sizes and prices.caiculnted to suit nit and all.

QUELNSWAllE & GLASSWARE. AVc have a very fine lot of Queensware, to which ve invite your attention, which we are selling off at extremely low prices.

Groses-it's.

Dyc-sttifl's. Tndipo, Madder, Copperas, Ctirpets, fCarpvt AVarji and (\tton Vnrn. iW Wu wish to impress more fully upon the

5-°"

EMOVAL."'

'("APINKT AXP ('!!All: WARE KOO.US.

Having removed our shop on the »rast side of Washington Ptrcot two hloors north of the court-house, where may he found an assortment of Chairs 1'nr niturc, we solicit a share of public patronise.

immci.atctv

,c, ami linyo j„a.

live Sinirs, WINDOW GLN^,

Class Ware,

IVrfiimery, tationai'y,

Fancy Articles, Gilt Mouldings,

(For picture frames)

The best of Ci

gars and Tobacco, and

PATENT .VEDICI^ES.

Comprisine a general assArtmont of all article* usually tonnd in nny Establishment. All of which wi- olfor for sale, on toims as libera! those of anv other Kstablishment of the kind in the Western Country.

PbjrsiciflDS, and all others are requested to call ari'i oxami no for themselves. OUR STOCK IS COMPI.KTE. rrawfordsvillc, June ]•?. 1?54. v6n4S.

sar not t0 fuse ll the now

r\ I

lLA1 &

drT'rsof

'Of the latest styles, from a 10 cent Palm to a fmc

.•ni l-

is our mott the Old .Stand, on Main street. DAVID KI TIII:IM.

OK.IANUAKY, W,.-..

I ndiT (lie cflicicnt mannu'einent. of the Presidont'

s''"''V1'1,

^rittitiul.'",. thv- oiViz, rrs'of,\I''r ,^f"i'tsCuVi'rrr.r thr-'

flal a°ttc-ntion 'is paid V.'^theV.torai'TlVei "ious^Iis

,IAJ!I:S If. JOHNS..x!'"who

ler

.1 UK \MM r.K l- KM opj-jxs o.\ TUK 'nd l.\V lielping Atchison to drive the free State dead at his feet. As he was reloading and men out of that Territory that Passmore while the dogs were taking fresh courage of ihr Institution.

1 WlI,lam on is

pi ves hi* entire time to the jrovernnient and ins true- tim that the union is only worth forty enemy, he was startled by a crash in the

tiiut l!ie

sout rn

"it °tiie'1 1M.1

Ai:I, r.ivi Miss Ki.tz.i llmv P. teacher of music., r»ic i: or riTriox. i. 1 ,., to per

I'rcparr.tory Department from $ term. Aecadcmie Department, from $ term, according to studies pursued. f'pllefriatp Department.

French and Uerman. each.

wo)I ns intclleetunl training of the pupils, whily liam II. Seward is great, and Horace Gree- to make a spring, while its tale was 1 asliin

'"S

h.'.s

should t.e"prompt in (heir attendance at tim hcirin- subscribe foi the Ji tbun?, and ote exactly and its eyes flashing with rage. The situainir of tho term. The new school room handsome- as it bids them, hat is about the extent tion of Mr. S. was verv critical. Ileknewthe

jiry. The ro,,m is spacious, and will be found ,be piepaied to take then fiJst, lessons and he felt certain that a charge from his plcaM'iit and attn.etivo. Tho assistant teachers soon, for Greeley is at Washington arrang- shot gun, instead of relieving him of his N A A I N I S S I I I N A

Rt'!I.

com

o- e,'=°n-

.: JS-V.o 'V

or fl

ear a

ipparently don't like it, should 'stand from under

ove

Where they will hi found at all times when not Sure, but on the same absent on professional business.

h' country ever after.

nia

ke an excellent

contrast of our party

pleasant as striking. \Yc wish that about

1 i* il.

would try it. Th: rc-st may do the bidding!

llrJ

civc:i

imh.uppKoi .f ,t» t. him, ws belfeve h. iH S..

acceptit. and speak in every county in the ," J,

Jackson County Democrat.

AN AFFECTING APPEAL.-^An unfortu

nate editor in Kentucky thus addresses his

delinquent subscribers:

ATYr 7

BrUis^'gun-bc^ts havT"capture^two

ber rafts in the river Dniper valued at §96000. The timber was intended for ships at Xieolaieff. ..

[From the Pittsburgh Post, [Froja the St. Louis Democrat.] IT TURNS OUT SO. EXCITING AND DANGEROUS ENCOUNWe said, more than a year ago, that TJJR "WITH TWO "WILD CATS. Know Nothingism could not be permanent, I Mr. R. D. Simmons called at our office

©g'JSRMK] ©1T©il2Lsa I and that in the end the whole K. N. party for the purpose of showing us a remarkable King and Warren C. Ay.ers were arrested I HAVE JUST RECEIVED 31Y STOCK would be sold out to the Abolitionists.— specimen of a wild animal which he had shot at Lawrence, Mass., on Friday night, OK The process of sale is now going on rapidly, and captured a few days since, while on a charged with robbing the American Ex-

GEmr O How do our former friends—those De-j the panther species and measured in body to our readers. Avers was formerly a 'T'O which I invite the attention of the citizens of

jr an a a in a is it a a a W W E nnil Fanov Goods, including :i vorv large supply about to be made of them? Will they fol- and white spotted ears, gra\ish hair and Messenger, who had charge of the money READY UIABJE CLOTHING low then leaders and turn Abolitionists?— I large limbs, to which was attached long between Chicago and Detroit, where it was for thf coming Summer. To settle the matter at That certainly was far from the thought of! claws, of wonderful polish and sharpness. stolen, is also under arrest, and circumtnee, I wonld just sny. that those in want of any most of them when they left our ranks.— The details of the capture of this ferocious stances strongly implicate him with the thing in mv line, cannot and will not lose

A, 0

ter. LH our stock in to-to were manufactured from jng for them, or for Abolitionism either,! He was armed with a double barreled the employ of the American Express Comlier^by tflc^bffVof^workn^

various styles, both in cut and material: Pants do., purposes. useless. Not dreaming for an instant of as to bring upon him the lynx eyes of Mr. Vests of an endless variety, from finej?atin down William II. Seward wants to be Presi- meeting such formidable game, he was R. H. Best of this city, who, following up SjCa"th and Gum CoItT' Ac"1*"8'

ranks, and be the mere hewers of wood and, other. "*r-

undcr

1 0 llbl0n

0I"

ISlon

ed. The K. N's one

ii, r,,

very little sense. The next exercise will be both dogs quit the contest, and camc :L liltleiiarder, implying as it does, some' ardly and crouchingiy to their m? wear and tear of conscience in the way of feet. a lew falsehoods that at first seem wicked,! Mr. Simmons, while the fight was raging

k"' habit, it is said, makes them easy.— had been reloading his gun, and when ready

A LK 'I'hey inust say that the Democracy is pro- fired another charge into the animal's body, slavery that the Democratic party and which proved a death shot, lie now went |'VI (1 r^' I'" /'A

7 the present President desire to make Kan- forward, and was surprised to behold the

sas a .slave State that the President is size and character of the animal that lay

a inartyr, and Reeder a vie- and smelling around their once powerful

,, cents per head to the people ol the north leaves and dry bush in front of him, and

lihcrnl piiinnncr^ they have thus fur afYoniod. r.nil: burned, as Garrison did it that the north- thirty feet, another animal, which heat elicit a likrt lil,e. :.lity in fuiun- em Democrats are all doughfaces, and once thought to be the mate of the female

constitution should be publicly looking up beheld at a distance of about

^Democrats all thieves that Wil- he had killed. It was crouching as if ready

quiltin

Xothmgism, would make a striking impros- distance, and awed, as it seemed1, by the sion upon a new convert to our political superior look of Mr. S. The skirt of the. faith. And we doubt not it would be as wood reached, the animal pursued no fur- '?n

of Fred. Douglass, Garrison, Greeley, and II-I--VESS OF CHIEF J! Seward, if they choose.

OCT Allen May is mentioned for Senato-

a choice elector, fie is untiring in his political exertions, and is a ready debator and

eloquent spealoi. last venr ho battled

anti-Nebraska fusion and* Know Xothin-^

.I- tit- 8 »~rit

design is to consumate the transfer hunting excursion, below this city about press Company at the West, of §50,000 in .Vi this winter at Washington. thirty miles, near Ilerculaueum. It was of gold, the particulars of which are familiar

j'fhey would not be warned will they still native of the forest are thus narrated by Mr. others. A fourth person is also in custody.

dent. He can only succeed by the forma-j sauntering leisurely along the Autumn with, indefatigable perseverance and indus-

tion of a great northern party, strong enough woods, depending upon a brace of hounds tnT, the slight clue thus afforded. We have •hBtsi to carry every northern State. To do this,' to arouse any game that might be in reach, for some time past been advised that meas-

"NVu have also our usual supply of Dress Goods, or to gain any hope of doing it, it is neces- Suddenly the deep bay of one of the dogs ures were in progress which would lead to ^ndM^ilS?"' jS^t^7l^s^uM^Sofi

compel Lhe Iv. N.'s to come into their was joined by the answering voice of the daring robbery, and it was hoped to a re- hi

A: SBBOBvS in the ranks. Like the English army in! sight and glanced upward, he observed, at but such is the fact. the Indies, which is officered by English- a height of about forty feet from the ground,, whom perhaps, more than any other man, men and the ranks tilled up by sepoys or lying along a limb of an oak tree, an ani-1 that company is indebted for its extended native soldiers, so the Republican party is rnal which he at first supposed was a do- business and complete success, early saw to he commanded and officered by Aboli-, mestic cat. He stood doubtingly, watching the necessity which existed for the emplovtionists, and drill sergeants of the Garrison its movements for a short period, and then raent of a coniDetent person to look after and Greeley'school will be employed to concluded to try the effect of a load of shot the interest of the company, and guard teach the K. N. recruits the manual. in its body at all events. Simultaneously -'That discipline will be pretty severe up- with the report of the gun, which roverberon some of our late Democratic friends.— ated far and wide through the woods, down

every man must the ground behind, its hair erect on its back'

Dc-tnocraUc 1C N.'s dogs ivcro wo,tl,less such

gun,

Is such tin: use, and such the degrada- ting on a cap, his gnn was loaded.

P°r tion to which the party must so soon sub-1 As he lifted' up the butt of the piece to

Chief Jus,iee Taney is ..ill

iilness at 1)1S hoiuo

elonnenl uneil.-m* -1 ^ud a constitution natura'llv feeble, has been

man in the Stale Wc! Sufcr«dcd°to thcs°e\lmM°iife?onffSXiil

don know that he desires the plaee yet, g-|k »f

State. He always has worked and'worked u" ^?1Uer-

Uie

well, wherever his party placed him. 1 fifestje, and nitlidiew consolations that, a

"Friends, we are almost penniless—Job's turkey was a millionaire compared with our serious loss to the highest tribunal known present depressed treasury. To-day, if the to our laws. price of salt was two cents a barrelful, we ~tr—v1, J: couldn buy enough to pickle a jay-bird." Cc!/~The human lungs are said to contain

DEMOCRATIC FAMILY NE\VSFAPER:--DEYOTED'TO POLITICS, NEWS. MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE. MECHANIC ARTS.. &('.

VOLUME VI J. CRAW FORDS VIJXE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INI)., DECEMBER 29, 1855. NO. 24.

who left our party to join the new 2£ feet long and 20 inches high. It had a broker in Boston, and King a hotel keeper

serves their own selfish shot-gun one of the barrels of which was pany, and his subsequent conduct was such

,d!oil Mllinl"'roH.l'an other wdl known terms of awful sound but rocity were so great that in a moment or two detective skill to cinuimver.f. Mr. Fargo's terminated in piercing cold. They lost masagacity at or.ee pointed out Mr. Best for

imc cowmaster's

ing the plan of the next year campaign, enemy, would but aggravate his wrath and has been the arrest, simultaneous!}', of four and the surrender of Know Nothingism is render the contest one of still greater des-' i- i_.-t.i- n_ ,i

peration and danger. Excepting the put-

''"-'S all over the land "0. what a fall is and alighted within 15 feet of where he which we shall endeavor to lav before our trying r.- m-il 1 i- v^-"n-i' ili-i'i T''li niy countrymen But the ft-il is stood. The dogs had fled. At this mo- readers in a future issue. di" niTrl os fr\v fVroi-l Tov-rr *io oft apparently unavoidable, and those who rnent Mr. S. remomliPrnd fh« r.nn„l»v holi,.f

ment Mr. S. remembered the popular belief

pecian

ther. and the hunter took his way wtih a

three tbonnihl of them in this country brisic'rVti-p rnd li-th^hcart'fm- I,nm» "I^P

Baltimore from pre-

Judge Taney is now about 78 years old,

a constitution naturally feeble, has

Severcl tried diseafe and tbe

7? 7f.

cannot be very prolon?ed but come when

the separation may, ilVill be attended with

deep regret by the public, and by a sense of

Kh° f°U"d

good time a counting.—Ex.

From the Butfalo Kepublic, 17th.

HOW TIIE EXPRESS ROBRERS WAS CAUGHT. The telegraph announces that Oliver

-.T-, •. ..

\V hue, a short time after the robbery, left

^things, broke the silence of the forest, and soon the discovery of the perpetrators of this doubie-barrVlied" s^oKrun^," aVd 'weiV'for

1 1

against the temptations to which its employees arc so often exposed. The amount of money which passes through the hands

this responsible and arduous post, and the

i° boasted its victo- do this, the animal made a huge bound,. cidonts connected with this arrest, some of

foe,

MOST JJI'XilcADING CONDUt Ine most cruel, depraved, and 1.1

lie was man ot family having been mar

ha hns been in New York citv, under the care

CnJl!^

hri^Anvim Ii

00 10 lias 1,aJ

lhis t!l0Uo ]eS3 rr|r] at

I:in

wli'c'1

"nremit-!

vclTu

renlor

#{".

deal

wl"c.h,desolatedn,s

his ago. had become necessaries of exist-

ence. Under the most lavorable circum- ,,

stances it is expected in the nature of thincrs -Vn article appeared in the Momieur that hiseonneetion with the Supreme Court "PonT,tb.1 ,sll'cnS"

n«ell, and lie hoped the Lord would

her." 1

her soon, and. ihen he.would marrv

WHAT TIIE FKE.\CII TIII.VK.

de„ce

The Paris correspondent of the Provi- jregg

Journal says:

L,mlcl1 Slalc,s'.

lhou°rh

was

"at^»showed

Isn't the statement the greatest "sell of ™"'di*Wrovelof the embroilment which the English pr^Ss wa fcohshlv encoura^-

T1y

manner in which he has discharged the du- others having died at Wcstport from fatigue, lies of his position has- been entirely satis- They also lost many of their arms. factoiy to the company, highly creditable At Wcstport they threatened to tear

to himself, and of the utmost importance down the hotel at Kansas City, and com-1

to the business community. A full h-isto-, niittee from that place was appointed to go ry oi the present arrest of the persons

connected with the 50,000 robbery will' dc-to ininin^- to defend the hotel at all haz corn nice every intelligent person that a nrds should the remonstrance fail of effect moie ingeniously planned and admirable

executed transaction has not occurred in the We learn, moreover, that the report of criminal records of our country for a number of years, if ever. Immediately on the announcement of the robbery, Mr. Best, accompanied by Mr. Fargo, visited Dubuqe, where they remained for some time investigating, with the aid of some of the oldest

and most expei detective podce officers of tlie road when he was called toby a party, 1cn

but \\iihout eliciting a particle

or CMociice tending to implicate the guilty commanded to hair. He rode on without pai ties, subsequently, however, Mr. Best heeding the summons, was pursued, shot had his suspicions aioused by a very minute down, and left lying on the rood. lie was cncumstance,^ and taking his own time, and afterwards taken by a company of the Lawto MOIK in his own waj, the ie«ult rence dragoons into Lawrence.

persons, whieh will undoubtedly lead to the Friday night before last,"with a party conviction of the guilty ones and to the re- !60

co\eiv oi a poitien, if not all the money. p0sito Lawrence, for the purpose of reconV'Cie 'uaii} cmli.us and inteiesting in- noiterino", While there he arrcs'od (ion

been in bad hr-ahii, and fur some time through St. Louis, on his way to Washing-1'

ton to

course with a young lady of lender rears, "'here ltc obtained an Indian guide

EF JL'STLCE TA\rv 1 daughter of one of (lie niost proniinc'iit piloted liim as far as Mr. Lli Moore s,

examination, letters were found

were but too well founded. In one of his: letters lie writes, "that Mrs. J-

jT ir

a,Dd

"sources of

°!,U "j8' ,al-

°"r "c'u,al ',or"

ll,c,

"ar

f"1,' great elements ol naval strength in our vast commerce, in the character of our naval architecture and navigation, and in the number of seamen

that we could command. The tone of this article was strikingly in contrast with the flippant style of the English papers, and how deeply the French Govern-

Shannon, at a council held in Lawrence last tl

responded by professing their constant wil-

lingness to do the former, but flatly rcfus-

ing to yield the latter point. On these terras hostilities were lermirilited, and the Missouri troops received orders on Sunday morning to disband. The Missourians were armed with revolvers and

inoS(,

horses,. some having been stolen by the

nuians, some having strayed away, and

Wcstport to remonstrate, the inhabitants

demonstration, however, was made,

the shooting of two or three of the Free State men is without foundation. The on ly man shot was James Barker, who was not a resident of Lawrence, but lived some four miles from the town, and was near his house when killed. IIo was riding alon^

-which Major Richardson was one, and

Lieut. Boyce, of Lexington, was on the of op-

sent

nm( rf

'to the south side of the river,",

END OF THE WAR IN KANSAS. INTELLIGENCE FROM SALT LAKE THE RUFFIANS BACKKD DOWN—TREATY OF VALLEY. PEACE CONCLUDED. The latest news from Salt Lake Valley [From the St. Lmis Democrat, ll'th.] to Oct. II. The principal items follow

We had an interview last evening with. The Monnon fall conference met at Great Gen. Shankland, just returned from the Salt Lake on the 6th of October, and conscene of the late difficulties in Kansas, giv- tinued in session three days. It was very ing us very interesting information of the largely attended—it being supposed that present position of the affairs in the Terri-: 5,000'people were present. The laitv aptory. He informs us that the report pub-1

mounted. Tln-y were en-

Mr. W. G. Fargo, to being at-no time more than six hundred strong at Wakarusa, or more than two hundred at Lecompton. The Free State men amounted to seven hundred in Lawrence, all armed with Sliarpe's rifles, while two hundred more could easily have been gathered from the adjoining country, aud were therefore in no fear of the result, had a collision unfortunately arisen.

The disbanding gave rise to general mur

iciriuie siurm oi rain, bnow anu winu, wnien

While there he arrested Gen. who was ide with ment at

,v nfiho

Sf-to nm-(-

1 0Un

Washington. They rode along with him for two miles without suspecting his character, his name being the same as that of some Uaptist minister living in the neighborhood. Something finally aroused their suspicions, papers of importance were found on his person, and he was taken to the camp at Wakarusa. The papers seized arcsupposed to have been a memorial to the President and Senate of the United Slates, copies of which are now in the possession of General Shankland, who is now passing

of an eminent physician. During this pe- P-°P' of Lawrence. Gen. Shankland left, forest. He made several excellent shots iu ur months before, this infamous Lawrence with a body guard of four men our office, hitting a cent at a distance of •Portland "Stale of Maine."

f,v),,e"t "iminrj inter- «!1-™I- The gu-mi K-ft Mm at Otluwa thirty fect.

Fairfiefd Trov Lit-1 way to Independence on horseback, in corn-

Shannon

clearly proved .!,at these suspieionsj -'^3. fo»ov.' n3 is a eopv:

'i'o M.-. Junc-S t-ii'i}'.

ur mcilciiuiion.

W ILSUN Sua N.sox

On the r.h inst. the Committee of Pub-

otlier to Gov. Shannon, setting forth the facts in the ca.^e, and a third to Col. Sum-

ner. commanding at Fort I*»v.»worth, asking him, if consistent with his discretion 1 ,'

and duly, to send a force to quell the riot on the part of the Missouriiins, and prevent the furLber invasion of their peace and security. '_/V "to

Iu.VOIM.NCK A SOUKCE OF C'i'.IMK.—If you suffer your ptople to be ill-educated, and their manners to be corrupted from their infancy, and then punish them for thoso crimes, to which their first education disposed them, what is to be concluded from this, but that you first make thieves and then punish (bom.— -Sir T. Moor*.

pearc to

lished in tliis city yesterday afternoon of the tjie most fervent exhortations were made bv surrender of their arms by the people of Brigham Young and others, upon the ne"Lawrence is totally incorrect. I he propo- cessity of making prompt payments besition of peace came from Atchison and

causc

ian

Pridav and Saturday, at which a treaty of grant converts, and unless the tithings were peace was concluded. To the demand paid lie would lose it. made upon them to obey the laws and de-. Brigham Young stated publicly that ho liver up their arms, the people of Lawrence

rcnl

(ier?i

be behind in their tithings' and

Brigham expended .850,000 moro

^]ie church fund in bringing out immi-

as personally worth over §200,000, and

t]iat

],e jm(|

st nt a

schedule of a portion of

estate to England, to sell the saints

about immigrating, and he thought that it would bring more than if he sold it to them after their arrival.

Brigham, in addition to the many private residences he now owns, is putting up a splendid edifice next to the Governor's official residence. This building, when completed, will be the finest ono in the whole of Utah Territory.

It is said that Brigham is down on the Union, and that he publicly stated to thoff conference that the Mormons, thank God, were strong enough to defy the. power of (he United Slates, and that the United States might go to h—1

One of the settlements on the extrcmo frontiers had been attacked by the Indians, and tluee of the Saints were killed. Tho Mormons at the settlement lost the greater portion of their cattle, and abandoned tho post for the preient. The Indians who had#? pretended to be friendly had, with a single exception, proved treacherous.

The crops in the southern portion of tho Territory have proved almost a total failure. Northwardly of Salt Lake, the crop harvested is about an average. Flour, when sold, still remains at the price fixed by the church, §'(i per 100 pounds, but a scarcity of breadstufls is anticipated this winter, and the leaders are urging the faith-

^^KxTRAOnDI.VARY OCCURRENCE. At tho

time of the explosion of Sebastopol, a most

extraordinary occurrence took place. A correspondent, givivg an account of the ter

rible scene, says

"But, among all the distressing objects

around, none, perhaps, was more melancholy, calculated to excite feelings of pity, than an artilleryman who had been, either by the concussion or by sudden alarm, rendered idiotic. He attracted between two of his comrades, uttering silly exclamations, and quite lost to consciousness of all that was passing round him. He seemed to be possessed by a feeling that he was in Eng"and, fur all his rambling remarks referred to home while a smile on his face, vacant and unmeaning as was its expression, seemed to show that he had at least as much ti factio:i as he was any longer capablu of enjoying."

A CONVENIENT GI N.—Dr. Colton the asociate of Dr. Boyton, showed us an "Air Gun" yesterday, which to us was a great curiosity. It had the appearance of au ordinary cane, though rather large. The upper portion has an air-chamber, and when charged with air by a little force pump will drive fif'eon separate shots before re-load-ing The lower half of the cane forms the barrel, easily loaded with ball like an ordinary rifle. The piece is cocked by menns of a short wrench. Bullets arc driven, with such force as to pass through an inch' board at every shot. Dr. 0. savs he can

P^'sent them in the name of the shoot squirrels from the highest trees in the

N Ew T:S(

LA \i

^rom his'"- ZXLSZu*. have been 450-

000 lloD rh

the returning troops, who had no P?r^.n',I0ns

Ige of his person or position.

the pendency of the troubles,

0 1

ilec

peudency of the troubles,

liirec

issued passes to parties trav- 1

W'?eks

rum

ft_hcn

iiiiv ot!or in coiniiiuii i: ci* than the ability to supply. Molasses,

Mr. is frciiniT on bik-inc-??, of Li? own to in the same period, has risen from twentvI.nwren.^. pa?* hini without dt-u-nti-.n two cents to forty-four cents, nd difficult to \V n.hoN MIAN.SOX.

baUo^liftildproduce inL^ehanda

of the church to keep for such as may need I§ it during the winter.

Ri n.

from Boston sinco

^ononml says the ex-

so een

lirge

from New

^^chmg^-100,000 gallons in the last

^^f'ks.^ I he price of ^c-w England

the cistern war commenced,

was thirty cent® a gallon it is now fiftytwo cents with an activity of.demand grcat-

ue rjot. it is said that an eminent house in

O" IIUU3U III

Boston took a

lie Safety at Lawrence, issued a brief ad- ^00,000 gallons New Lngland rum at a

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a small sloop, when a master of a Liverpool packet, who had been dodging out of the way, incensed at their awkwardness, called" out "What sloop is that

''The Sally, from Maine,'' cried the kee,"Who commands her?" "Weil," said the Yankee, "I undertook to, but -wow she's too much for me."

fO-Tho earnings of the Michigan Central road til" pa«i yar VR*R" ??,.500,0O0.