PersonaI nIovements.
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John Bratton Esq. has retired from his connexion
with the Democratic Union newspaper published at Har
rsburgh having disposed of his interest Of the
proprietors, to Mr. Mckinley.


Ex-Governor Seward Is rapidly recovering from the
injuries occasioned by his recent accident.


The Governor of New Hampshire has fixed upon
Thursday, April l7th, l945 tor the annual fast.


Rev r. T. Anderson, of Christian Co Ky, has taught
several deaf and dumb lads talk with accuracy and
considerable Auency The thing has been done in


