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IN Elopement- Immense Excitement
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in Eiopement- Immense Excitement.


Our city is in great commotion. As +" Big Thun
der" dies away ears and all prepare enjoy the
csla that follows the storm, the peace and tranquility
that bid fair succeed it suddenly broken up and de-
stroyed by another clap Of that roaring element OF the
clouds After Dr. Boughton sent TO prison, and the
laundering concerning his fate hushed by the thunder
the Judges sentence MIR. Van Dausen of our city was
very singularly hundered of ssO0O on board the
South Americ and all his New York creditors together
with the crew OF the South America from the captain 10
the bootblack, came laundering into Hudson, charging
him with fraud Now, they have very quietly thun.
dered back again. and the electric fluid began to subside
among us, another clap peaiing through
vens ten-fold more startling than its predecessors.


young lady of city, who has been for some time
reported as the aanced bride of the young lords
OF the soil, and whose wedding day nxed and ap
pointed by consent has given HIM the slip and
and got married to lovbr of the light fantastic toe
leaving her parents TO the Iashness of
obedient Child and her lover. They married on
Friday evening in Clavetack, thrse miles distant from
the city They stayed there that night and
Ing took the cars tor Boston. 50 the world wsgs.


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