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Isaac Murray, who killed negro at work for him
some time since because he insisted pay in advance
was convicted of manslaughter in Pittsburgh recently
and sentenced to the penitsntiary for 10 years.


The Missouri papers state that the tide of popu.
latioa Is pouring rapidly into the State and will be in
creased the ensuing year into all the country west of the
Mississippi including Iowa. Arkansas Texas, the great
Missouri Tor Nebrasks) Territory and Oregon.


In 1921, the price OF wheat in Illinois was 37I
cents per bushel; II now one dollar. Corn was l2I
are now from $40 to $40. Pork cent pound
II is now from 4 TO 5 cents.


1t is stated, that on Friday, package containing
$40 600 10 hank bills notes checks &C. belonging the
Suffolk Bank, Boston, was stolen from Mr.. Monsons
stage on the route between Watham and Boston.


One or two cases of vrulent small pox have ap-
peared in Newark.


Pork and beef packing had fairly commenced al
st. Louis, at the last accounts.


The Columbia arrived this morning at 10 o'clock,
coming through heavy body of ice, which fills the
river as far down as Poughkeepse The crammed
in every corner with freighteven the cabins used
Tor that purpose The Belle also arrived with
sells in tow and large freight The Columbia left
o'clock as full OF freight as she well could be-.aitany
.4ffds, Dec. 3.


A man by the name of Fauk, who was confined
in the jail Of Barbour county charged with the crime
murder made his escape the night Of the 2oth inst
Another named Ivey, sentenced TO the Penitentiary
broke jail st the same time IN said that they left be-
hind them four or fve more, OF the finest kind of
steel saws two OF them In small frames, and in which
al al Of them could be fitted With these they sawed OF





been retaken.- Montgomery .adpsriiser osth UT.
The Canndien, of Quebec, the 26;h ult, mentions
the melancholy death OF the Rev. E. Belanger Roman
Catholic missionary at Somerset lie had been absent
visit to one of his missions, and when returning
home on Sunday last accompanied by two men, lost his
way in crossing swamp, and with his companions pc.
rishsd Of cold. The deceased clergy man was bu, ~
years Of age.


The Committee on Finance, of New Orleans, on
the 5th u reported that order be drawn payable in
favor of Major Denny, w. s. A., for $4,000 to be appro.


ated to the payment Of the volunteers under Captain
rorno lately returned from Texas-said amount to be
ieurned to the Municipality as soon as an appropriation
volunteers. " ~ ~ : 49,
me Winter Line of the Housatonic road, between
nlosny n, an New York. commenced running on Friday
ine s eaves Albany at seven o'clock In the morning,
we understand, 10 In good order


Tue evening train on the road between Sche-
Morning train will leave usual viz: al half mast