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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Extract of a letter from LIVERPOOL. dated LIST
October, received by Commercial House in Nor.
folk.
IN our Cotton market this day the sales will be
vety limiea: Buyers are indifa ant above pur.
chasing unless at lower prices, and in some instan.
ces have succeeded"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
MARRIED

On The 9Th inst. by the Rev James ChappeIi
Dr. -" uLMM > TEusnEART. of Hanover, TO Mrs
MARr ANN REDEccA SournALL, of Amelia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Tho Washington Telegraph, of Monday last,
mentions "rumours that armament of revenue
cutters is fitting out at the navy yard at Washing
ton, with which it is intended to blockade Charles
tom" In the Philadelphia Inquirer, we find this
paragraph
at is currently reported in tho city that General
Jackson, or the Secretary of the Navy has order
ed several revenue cutters to take position in the
neighbourhood of the ports of South Carolina II
this is true, we may soon expect warm work in that
quarter" -
We have been slow TO believe the rumors OF
warlike arrangements which have reached us
through 50 many quarters to leave little to
doubt that The President intends to mako a show Of
putting down notification by |orce. We have IN
derstood that the Forts near Charleston are to be
ncwly and extensively eqnipped--tbat large sup
piios OF arms and ammunition are to be placed In
them, subject to the order of the Unon party, of
Charleston, and such allies they may find IL ne.
cessdry 10 employ, in the suppression Of John G.
Calhoun.
The pretence, that such measures are necessary
10 enlore the laws of the United States is intended
10 act directly on MIR. Calhoun's populary--to i'm.
peach his motives and patriotism, by General Jack
sons sanction to the charge that notification is
treason; that South Carolina is in state Of rebel
lion, and John G.. Calhoun a traitor,-U. S. TEL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
8S Seassss osgD gUte6n
Saturday EUesssssg, WOO. ~.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
KENTUCKY.

The accounts from "Old Kentue" continue ia
vorabe--and there il now good reason to think it
has gonc for Clay. We give below all the returns
that have reached us from every source.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

EN ICE.-A few Tiorces prime, for sale
IA no 15-so3t r. POLLARD Il son
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

We have carried every thing, GoYerhnf, Con-
gressmen, and Electors. Several local rircum-
stances among which was the tsn,oyal of the Scat
of Justice, operated against us in this county, and
deprived us of more than hundred votes.
Gag. and WatchmdR, (juekson.)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

IL
place on Saturday. The procession with his re-
mains w II leave the house of Mr.. Cation on Satur
day morning, and proceed to the Cathedral, where
the customary religious services Of the church of
winch ho was SO exemplary member will take
place. AT the conclusion Of these, the body will
no taken in procession, to the Ohio Rail Road de-
pot, TO be- transported 10 E:licott's Mills and thence
to b6ugha ra gen MANOR, whore it will be Inferred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-22

hgated by timely arrangements the part o the bank
and that the community may have time provide the ne
cessary substitutes Considering the extent Of
the operations oil this institution the time which its charter
has veto run, will be scarcely sufficient for winding up
affairs.
10 the report OF the majority is appended great
Der OF questions proposed the president the bank by
member OF the committee the general subjects of bank
ing and currency As the questions alone throw very lit.
tie light on these matters, the are herewith sub
United Tor the information OF the house.
GEORGE MoDUFFIE,
]. q. ADAMS,
JOHN @. WATMOUGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-22
ITO tho Editor q the New York standard

y,
Sri have seen with regret, in letter from your cor
respondent at tins place an unwarranable attack COL
Richard M johnson, OF Kentucky His through
OUT the whole investigation strictly honorable
huehced by any partic transactions with the Bank
the United States. He uniformity in favor Of full in
curry into the proceedings OF the Bank, and introduc-
ing INTO the Report every matter of sufficient public
importance and every transaction the proprety Of which
might be questioned Col johnson and myself eoneurrsd
In every amendment TO Judge Clayton's Report.
Your correspondent has also done injustice TO Mr. Me-
Duiie whose course is always fair and honora
BILE.
must correct another error-whatever opinions the
members oil The committee entertain OF of
transactions OF the Bank OF the United States it proper
to correct the impression that Messrs. Thos Bdle Co.
were improperly favored by the President of the Bank
such was not the opinion OF the members the committee
generally They considered that the Bank consulted its
own interest majority oil the Committee doubted the
policy OF such large operations with any house, OPP
posed TO the general interests OF trade.
am very respectfully,
Your most ob't servant,
c. c. CAMBRELENG.
BANK Committees REpoRT.-We are authorised
ana requested by the Honorable c. c. Cambeleng say
mat he Is not the author of the Report by the mao-
y oil the Committee appointed by the House of Repre-
sentaves TO investigate the affairs OF the U. Bank but
that Judge Clayton is the author Every person not dis
posed TO be malicious, and who is acquainted with Judge
Layton must know, that he chairman would make the
Report and that both in and talent he is every way
competent TO that task IL has suited the malevoence Of
the Courier and Enquirer however ascrbe the author
ship TO MIR. Cambreleng.-JN y Standard.
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the day before. They must labor the more assiduously
Tor the days to come. We hope the House OF Repressn
auves VIII not occupy more than this day the Appor
honment question: should that subject first present ITSELF
as we presume il will.-.Ndtionaf Int.
We are informed that bills of Indictment yesterday
found by the Grand Jury for the county of Washington,
now sitting against Samuel Houston and Morgan A. Heard.
Tor assaults on VIM Stanberry and Thomas D. Arnold,
with intent TO kil-B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-22

WAsHINGroN, May 19.-We hear il reported and wo
believe the report that the Senate United States on
thursday last rejected the two nominations which have
been made OF Judges for the Territory OF Florida sup
ply the places of Judges Breckenridge and Smith, whose
commissions have been suffered expire These nomi
.Nuf. INF
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col 81 yohnor
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WAsHtNGToN, May 1.-THE Funeral Of the Hon
Jonathan Hunt late Representative In Congress from the
State OF Vermont took place yesterday afternoon pursu.
ant 10 order, and attended by both Houses Of Congress
Of Congress sat yesterday but brcfspacc Of time on
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-06
lTEMS--sELEcTEp.

From !Samafra.-Capi. Marshall, Of the brig Olive,
arrived AZ this port yesterday from Snmatra, whence
she sailed the 2sh April states that the natives on
the coast have been very civil since the visit Of the
Potomac frigaie, and are alarmed at the appearance
or every vessel bearing ihe American flag. The o.
i've was taken for sloop OF war il disguise at port
not far from Quaa Batoo, and the natives fed INTO
the interior, taking with them all their valuable e
fects.-.- Boston Paper.
Gen. Ashley, the present Representative in Con-
gress from Missouri, - believed TO be elected BY an
increased majority over Mr. Wells the Jackson can
didate.
Melancholy Disaster.---A letter 10 gentleman ia
this city, dated in Ohio, the 22d inst. states, thar
part Of the bridge erecting the Muskingum, At
Zanessiie, fell aud killed twelve persons, and badly
wouaded eight others.-Gas. ~
HigAsoay Rob6ery.-About twelve O'Clock on FRI
day last. between the ninth and tenth mile.s.one, on
the York road WAGNER, who was returning from
baltimore with his team, was stopped by two dis
guised with black handkerceis over their faces, and
robbed Of SOS. One presented pistol and the otl-
er large knle, threatening the WAGNER with instant
death f he did surrender. Overcome By hist
he gave up his money, and the desperadoes ief him.
Baitimo,y Anserscaa.>
A letter from Vienna, estimates the namber Of
deaths b cholera in the Austrisn donations OOO
900 in Hungary, 100 900 in Galicia, so 900
in Bohemia, Moravia and Austria.
Anothsr Vsto.-Et appears from letter pablished
from Mr. Whiulssey Of Ohio, and Col. Clinton, eagin-
appointed By government 10 survey the roase Of
the proposed rail road, from the Ohio Canal, and that
Of Col. Albert OF the engineer department. at the
Precedent has refused to apply the usual appropriation
Cor surveys 70 his intended purpose. The effect Of i
will undoubtedly be, says shs Wssssrs Reserve
Chronicle, 10 proIong the commsaeemsnt Of thar i'm
poFaut work. as well AZ the Lake Erie and Ohio Rail
Road, which d also saeiec,ed 90 the new veto Ofsn-
eral jackson.
A.sshsr Ssgm.--The EIon Rohavt Allison, Of Belle
Cont one of the Representative in Congress from
Peansylvania, has EenouHcsd Jaclsonism. and come
ont in favor 81 Clay, Sergeant. aud che Consultation.
Mr. Haasy Goodrich. Of Cassdaga viIlngs, was 70.
Gently killed by ihs iug Ia % the earth, whiIs he
was In wei which he was digging. asd had delayed
sloning. Sc 4@ heNs 4 Fa4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-06

Alhree Buosbersf Merchants Of New. Fork.
have addressed . circular 10 persons abroad
wh0 usually resort 10 that city at this season
Of the year on business, Informing them that
10 their Opinion there Is 10 danger to be ap-
pretended in going ihither. provided the pre-
caution Is used, of being temperate in eating
aud drinking. 80.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-07-04

Cor the baynnent of Improvements within the
limits Of Georgia and Arkansas, abandoned by
S1bcrolsee enprants under the treaty OF sixth may
ono ,hansand EIGHT hundred and twenty eight, as
valued by appraisers, seventy thousand dollars
For aratuities OF fifty dollars for every flVe
.r,,crants from within The chartered limits OIL
Gaorg;a. ten thousand dollars. =,
For CARRYING into effect the treaty with 'ht
cboctaws. of ffteenth September, one thousane
eiabt hundred aud thirty, the following sums
namely: .,o,,ebs boes
wheels, cards. looms, iron, and STEEL s'ipu'a'es
for in the twentieth article of the said treaty. ,i
~ five thousand six hundred and twenty dollars
For fulfilling the stipulation of the slzteen MI
article in relation to cattle, in addition 10 INT
former appropriations ten thousand dollars 1dans who
have relinqdished lands, according to the provis
ions the article b of sna treaty. apd ary
dollars.
For expenses of transportation, and other lhc'-
dental expenses, in relation to the treaties a0o'o
aarned ,breetbousand five hundred dollars
Arar.reI June 4. 1882.
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"NoTIcE,
NO TAXES PAID HERE
UNTIL
THE REFORM BILL is PASSED.

The London Times openly recommends to the
people, and to the House of Commons, the refilsa
OF all supplies TO the government until,-a Bill OF
reform, even more extensive than that rejected,
shall be adopted. And the editor then proceeds
TO say that this advice Is not idle. "The coun-
try IS every where abou, to realize it, London
has begun! The Common Council yesterday i.
among series OF resolutions, each OF which is
worthy O. the highest applause. for the sn;r,f. and
energy, and sound good sense which !, ;nd;c,tes
declared that the advisers of His Maes,> = mona
tive upon the proposition OF his M,aI,ters T., cre.
ate Peers, 'have proved thea.se YES The en,,n;e. |
81 their Sorreign, and hare put to intn,iaent hasayd
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FOREIGN.
Eroro the N.Y. CourlNr and Enquirer, June Is.
IIIeHLY IMPORFhfI


Rps1GNAr1oNF OF THE GREY MINISTRY
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.
By the arrival of the ship Marmora, Captain
Low, from Liverpool on the l4th May, the Ed'f-
ors of the Courier 81 Enquirer have received &c
c1usipely. London papers of the 18th May.
The news by this arrival is Of the greatest I'M
nortance~ The KING has refused to create fEERs
the GREY Ministry have resigned-aii Eng
land is in a state of exctement--and ID the IAN
suage Of the London Times of the lith, RE-
FORM OR REVOLUTION inevitable. we
will not attempt to describe the excitement "hich
ever, where seems to prevail, but the lew extracts
which we are enabled to give, and the increment
of $50, 900 people in Birmingham alone, speak
volumes
From the Sun of the 9th May.
We are arrived at that issue which we IN some
degree expected last night. The Ministry is dis,
solved The designations of Earl Grey, Lord
Brougham and their colleagues, His Majesty
after some confiict-real or apparent-wIih his
ovr mind, finally accepted, and announced such
his acceptance this morning. we OF courseha'e
now no time to indulge in reflection on THIS hos'
important event. we shall rather briefly enuine-
raie the facts which have come to our Kho"ieoSe'
The new administration will probably be a
Dixie of WELLINGTON administration: his Grace
no doubt at the head of it. The place OF the
Lord Chancellor Brougham-(we give momenfa'
~ reports of the Anti-reforming lawyers as we
have caught them)-may be suPPileu oy OH 'oiii,
Leach or a commission. Lord LYndhurst Will
most likely go to the Rolls, the position there be-
lng more secure And-wha. neA' AIMING 'he
.egai aPPoiii'hl1na!e ST g. 7 S.ar,o,t nav
aah1, Tor inc sake oi P1"oo, H ~ ran
step INTO the place OF Aoro 10y h''nu,s. "o
Ministry formed WIN more aia ,an ho
batch Vi feers couio DC iiiaoe " ~" oa u''
cause ther" Is more s,ncefny IA a., ,, 4uSrso
C,yr sfp'U O sTJ nr RrToRm--The vote Of
nJonlay MONT inIthe Words. in which Ministers
80 ~ a m;nor;n ~ az mon what they consid
aroa the vital nr}c;nles of the bill may be liter
al,y said to have lunb;nged the whole system Of
hns;ness in the DIV. mhether IN reference to tit
G,ode to bonkiup. fo commercial affairs, or tt
ann lima of trawact;on 6et,peeu one Englishal4,r
ana another. OF bet,ceen the English merchant
nnd he fore;omr The most intense interes
and snxie1y n1emapifested in all quarters at the
ox,ao,od s,oJ e., a., ,>rocoed;ngs on the Urea
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House of Representatives..

June oh, 1887. J
DEAR SR: have just discovered that mis-
office, in the accounts for paying the Volunteers
under my command last year, by which the off
GERS are not allowed fall pay. This mistake has
Just been corrected, and an order has been issued
from the War Department directing the officers
to be paid. as the soldiers, for all the time they
were n service, including pay for returning home
from Rock Island, the place Of discharge You
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Head Quarters, Right Wing, West. Dept. /
Mouth OF Rock River, May 5, 1882.

Mouth OF Rock River, May 8, 1882.
SIR: The .siiie altitude assumed by th3 H.
dahs, known as Back Hawks band, and by the
Winneoago prophet, and his followers, renders il
necessary for The interest Of the public service,
TO call upon you fDrihe service OF The State troops
that you have now In the field. Should you, in
the exercise of youf official functions, agree with
me in the opinion, ! will, SO far as my authority
extends commanding officer Of the U. s. troops,
and Of this district pf country, receive them into
the service Of the United States.
have the honor to be your obedient servant,
H. ATKINSON,
Brigadier Gen. U. IS. Army
To His Excellcncy Gov. REYNOLDS.
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Camp near the Rapids,i
June 21st. 1882.

June >lSt, 1907. J
To the editors Of the Tardalia WING.
DEAR S1Rs. The present alarmed state of our
citizens, and the great anxiety generally felt for
the safety of OR frontier, induce me at this time
to give you some account Of the progress and OPP
eraiions of onr frontier army. We have now in
ibd field, and ranging the frontier, something
like 1000 men, well armed, and in high spirits.
The force called out in conformity to The requi-
isiion Of Gen. Atkinson, has been nraanizcd ana
received into the service of the United States,
into three Brigades, nine Regiments, and three
odd Bahaions of Spies. Gen. Posey's brigade
marched from this place 10 Dixon's on Rock river,
on the 18Th inst. The day previous, Major De-
ment, who commands the battalion of Spies at
tached to Posey's brigade, marched, by order of
Gen. Atkinson, TO Bureau creek, in the county Of
Putnam, for the purpose of pursuing some In
diahs who massacrcd one of the inhabitants iiv-
ing on that creek, the 18th of this month, within
IL miles Of the main army. A few DAYS since,
a man living on the Dupois, repaired TO the woods
with his team for the purpose of hauling in load
of boards--he was fired on as he approached the
woods, and killed, by a band of Sacs, who were
scouting the country in that direction. For these
and similar depredations, they must and will be
severely punished. The blood of our defenceIess
citizens, that has crimsoned the savage tomahawk
and scaping knife, makes a powerful, and have
otisrn of the sons of Illinois
The officers and soldiers in this army have en-.
tire confidence in the bravery and skill of Gen.
Atkinson, and appear to be much reioced to
think that they are under the command of SO able
aud prudent General. In regard 10 our Sow
ernor, no man has had more difficult task to
perform, and none could have performed it more
than he has done. He has display
ed a forbearance in the organization of the army
that entities him to the praise and gratitude Of
his felow-ciiizens. And Gen. Atkinson is so
we'll convinced of his prudence and Judgment
that he has prevailed on him to accompany him
Gen. A. during the expedition. The men have
entire confidence in the Governor, and arc we'll
satisfied that he has done every thing 10 his pow
er to promote the success Of the expedition. Tho
measures adopted by him. in connection with Gen.
Atkinson, in relation to the campaign. are entire
y appreciated by the whole army
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will pleascio publish this INFORMATION, as the or
roneofs accounts have been forwarded to the De.
put3 Paymaster charged with paying the troops
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
JOSEPH DUNCAN.
Mr. $. s. Bnooxs.
pS. A bill Has passed the House of Repre-
sentatiyes approprialing $40, 600 for constructing
harbor at Chicago. 100000 is the amount re-
quired to complete the work, which will be appro'
priafed rs required. Yours. >. ID
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THE STABILITY OF THE THRONE and the tranquil
ity and security # the.ceuury.
They resolved urkler these distressing cireum
stances. and as means d procuring for the peo-
nle efficient reform, ''to petition the House Of
Commons to WITHHOLD THE SUPPLIES until such
reform shsp b We cen secrred.;'
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Mr.. s. s. Bnooxs
TANDAT.TAs
Wednesday, July 4, 1882.

~ Gentlemen who write Oh business By mail, are
informed that unles their letters PAID, they
will not be taken from the Office A tax of the postage
of letter every hasquare advertisement, FIVE
line communication, quite too high for the poor prit-
tiers to pay.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-07-04

F1NIaN DpwARps, Esq, of BelIeyllIe, is announced
candidate in the last Advocate, to represent the st
Congressional District in the next Congress.
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Cen Joseph Duncan, present Representative, is
announced Wy the last Herald candidate for the Esd
Congress in the 81 Congressional District.
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N. B.-Col. Hamilton arrived at this place
this evening with the Sioux and other friendly In
dams, (l75 in no.) party of Winnebagoes,
between 80 & 40, have also just arrived and Join
led the others; they all appear anxious to obtain
Sack scalps. w. w. w
On the 18th, Capt Stephenson, of Galena had an
engagement with party of Indians Apple river, in
which three whites citizens of Gaena and eight
of the enemy were killed Capt. Stephenson was
wounded in the breast, though not dangerously.
The suboined letter, written the ground gives the
particulars: ,4-s@
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Dean SIR:-The night we left Galena ten
more horses were stolen from this place; some of
them from the stables within 80 yards of the fort
took the trail the next morning befs re sunrise
with the command fthen had with me consisting
of II men, together with some of The forts mem
hers, and pursued to point beyond Yellow creek
we overlook the gentlemen. They were about
two miles off when we first saw them. Before
we could get within firing distance, they reached
the woods-we kept close upon them for some
miles, when perceiying they would be oYer,aken.