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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18


VIRGINIA.. rules, held in the clerks office,
If the circuit superior eoan OF law and chan
ecry, holden for Bedford county the 18th day of Jau-
ua,y, 1876
Moses Dooley. Pjn
Agdiase
John Markle, William Marklc. Alexander burton
aud Adelne his wife. formerly AdeI.po Markle john
Markle Jr Charles Marhie, Joseph Slaughter, s,eriff
Of Bedford, and IN that character. adminissraesr of
Nober Nhchell decd, Francis l.. Lee Cbarle, n.
Lynch and Nancy hloorm,n, a,hni,,isiratri. of
Charles Msorluas, decd D,6x
In CHANCERY.
Tia defendants, Jahu Markl... William NarLIr
teXander Eurou and Adcin- his wife. John Mar
kle Is and Charles Narke. not having entered their
appearance and give security. according to the act
oil assembly and the rules OF this court and II an
bearing by satisfactory evidence. thar they are rot
Inhabitants of this co,umonwe alth; it is ordered.
that they do appear here the frsi day Of t,. ncxt
tenn aud answer thu plaintiffs bill. and that This :,
der be inserted In some newspaper. published :a
Lynchhsarg for two months saccessiy.ly anI $3.50
a che frops door Of the courthouse OF ,hia sous'y On
$500 eosnNsy. -
ACopy-Tewc. sss 20.
JOS. WILSON. CHA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

uttcred-and we cannot believe that the county Of
Mccklcnburg will sustain him in its expression
We suspect, indeed, tina. MIR. G's zeal in the
Cause of Van Duren has bcwildcrcd lin,--and
that, fearing, very Justly, that the Northern Le-
si,lalures ,e,N not suppress these Associations,
and t,at their refusal to do will operate TO the
prejudice of Mr.. Van Buren, in the South, he has
determined. il possible, to Iorcs,al public opinion
in Virginia, and to induce US to rclinqush the po-
son which, in the outset of the controversy, was
unanimously assumed, and which has been,
until raw, unninchinely maintained. Will the
Legislature concur with him in opinionl We will
not believe il, If they do, it will have been an
evil hour for Virginia and the South when they
assembled at the Capol--and not few OF them
will live to repent the day when they made con-
ccssion which strikes a, the very foundation OF our
security.
Tie vote on the r'otion TO strike out ihe words
:. or the peopls otthose States" from the I'd reso
luton (.o AS odccare the no-slavcholdlnC States
RESPONSIBLE alone for the action Of their legislative
bodi,s. and no, Of their citizens, is cheering in
die alton that the Legislature will not prove false
10 the interests and rights of the State on this
question. We only marvel that 20 members could
bc found and some of them living east OF the
R;Jr.. who could consent to this suicidal PROPOSE
nm, lis, however, u necessary deduction from
~ Garland. concession, above quoted and we
may therefore presume that tie concession Itself
.;,l ,s.,, with the same mcagrc support.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01

e. Mibtise Geldifte riefen DEN Gs=
oaFtsur BON panle. SYpcsraptifbe Sebler
muffin Saber ieinsm sultitut 5ur 2af 9e!est
lpe1oeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01

Stra6e atls. Die itra6e 1T eng,
Juno ouf bsiDen Geiten lno bobe
1Stpbre gebaut, oie Don 8ro6bdnos
lern une 'Snpptters eitlssno mmen
|poren. ..
Sas poftamt in tpe(Oem ale
So6tN 0trettetmur0en, iltnob Dem
Custom O1uIt Uerlegt. IS IlnO
|bls jcet nod feline Srisfe nit Der
Dplt in pbilaoelpbia angsfomuen,
Ioob tDerOeu lie beute errportst.
BON Dem 9fsu Drre @ommsreical Y'opertilsr.
| 0feu Dort 1T felt l5S5tuaOen lit
ISlonmen! Gle Cno bis jet neb
|nl6t gel6ibt. Ser d.telte uuO nobt
lbobFnlft Shelf Der Staot ut in Nu-
linen. uno mir t6nnsn uibt fagen ob
IolssSortttbrltte Der 3srit6run9 auf,
|eeboItcn tporoen lIno. @5eit osn
Dranoe in Mosfou bat Feline Stoot
in Der Bsn Elm lp!cbes Gteno erIit,
TIA. Gin beftlger 9Bino blies Don
9loro QSetf, unD pas qSettsr mar
|io folt, oo6 Die geuerlprieen mr
>pentg ,plrtung tbun tonntsn.
Der verlult Der aus oen 81 'ulern
Juno Gtobren ,rsJ9eiboften gissn,
)tbums 1T bsoeutenD. es 1T trouriJ
pie 0aufcn YOn f6ltlitbem }oous-
|eerdtbe III (eben BON reihen Mo-
|gobony Siftben NIT marmornen
Sofelm Don Sbrdnfsn Sofast &c.
|5erbro6enen uno ouf etnonoer sej
bduft ais tpenn iie feinen QBertb
bdtten-vpn reiben &auftnanseut
|tern-ie'oene, tpoucnc, taummpuene
Waoren NIT SSiBen setrsten; po-
cfete ouf9etrocbeh unO Den SnNoIt
occ (elben in Sbnus 9etpp:fsn-
Votteln nit Bein jerbrpben-furS
oenBertb bon bun0srt tauienoen in
raIlllrten QBaaren iu feben.
Mon nimmt es ols sepi6 an oos
Die Seueroerli6 rli6erunss epmpanie ale
rulnlrt fno. giuiee nsrDen nicbt
i'm 5tonoe lepn funf5ig Gents auf
Den Shaler su bsSob(en- unO anpere
plelIel6t ntdt mebrals fiufuno jwan>
zig.
@on Dem u. 9. Courier uno euquirer.
QEir baben 9eftern nur cine eli,
&c Selbreibung Don Dem Yeuer &C.
geben 0as Enlere Stoot beimgeCl1cbt
bat. Dte 8erwl tunsen pis(ss
elements boben jeet aufgeb6rt, a.
ber oc6 Fam man GO oenten, paG
bep Der uugebsurenMa0e BON roub.
enoen Materlalien, menn oer9BinO
feb tpleOer erbeben uno menoeu
(cllte, nod mebr @i9entbum perlc-
rcn qeben Fam.
Sebs bun0ert uno bier un0 &c,
bcn;l9 Wobnunsen lnD serlt6rt
Doroen. Ser grb6te She'll ooppn
|par pom Vrp6bdnplern; in trpGenen
Vilterr rbc,robnt, uno NIT Den, reid,
ten proeaftsn BON je0em Sbeil oes
Sroballs ssfillt.
S1 tplr nldht NIT befflmmtbeit
ocn SerIulf Dss 2sbenS onseben
f6nnen, 70 fbmeieen wlr barber.
Die fdlte nor au6erlt itrens. Man
font iItb Ieidt oenfen ba6 oielesoue
Semilbun9en Der Sprisenleuts per>
eeblin machte.
Ycleelloee tutro als cine siemlieb
gsnaue 2tnsobe Don osr 2lnsabl
0aufer uno Gtobre, Die nun Der
Sroe sleltb ftuo, gefunOen meroen.
26 in tpo|l Stra6e, 70 in peort
|traba 8 in Slo ttraBe, rs in Ba,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
8cti6aft bes UcupertleurS ppn 0btc.
.psns nerru po @enats unb oaas oer Msprslentantsn

esne yoeu Dom @enate unb oaus Ser 0isprefenantsn.
eleeus penrsh Dem aGasdsn et m Mssst ess n
mails SenIao sst ena ais os nss sin satin
@ S e"e ts sn ~s" no S S ,ans q aUS s sS 10 Sstn S
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shm pFoG.nsn ssrs uswS9oIsn omobe m sast an
nt'basn @soan ss; ssn ss'9;
ser' Ranuio'n Dld0sn
''1S u"' ssia an ne:o snn assa nnfs eptann Die
pransn astsn0b ntb eai 0n 5aa m
0a or asS 9.ot sasn otsn uao Atin @5sasa
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es%s male Vs'ctt es:sssn @ y
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s; ;s?s s;%
s S "''ds S Gin ss s' ss' 1S'2
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s,s Die ess 81 @ s 4 ss % otaS @ ' p S tie" M op ss
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tnfran3 iar @5bnlpsa wh fogt:
u 9tbuoe uf
Mbuett 3uradaame Is gs bee
@nHfeun G 5upn 5pfm. Die 22ufut issn'
i Jpn uo m 8ratun3 9maI5
gsnbe uuo noen Bic Slrser
edten 3statr i 9Den Gebrande ani
Bu mSsn Die Gn9!enc en u SmRGrif estantba mmom
uno neId s,snpirta 9ef @olt
fprsdu Dnlauns et Gfentb gbteu
m 3n3e S5soi0uu9 nen sdnoeren, GU
@9r Yes @ruao geresft baI
3uthdanJ Nn ebn ole GeB
Felt Die s hd p:b,on oiFd },r:lhnn
tnfb osmatsn ws: 9ebnobabt
0sfaub, gfeaep oen
tb lunhe a Burger aen 9anbs,
tbnun b SMesuna 9bads oabn bn n Q8n babn n
nanen grnuolass Stapi n 1r brahun
moraufb poIuss ube l 0tdnouu3
pot Spf:n enpebt 1T manen nod bIS a Sag
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Nt Sor 5taa bat f>atuto5 Reeb innere
rssuLren nit oem so ten Die fartb at'
Das 8nlan miBsien 6fsn
8ref Graae
Mr fefeu Nuunq bin @essufano 9sB
laot5n IHinaua
san;bu Dsabuas Netuns Oslo bera3eu
Derafuua f ole Osufr 8ar s
often wnnfbn ole 3psiss5
seuus, ba6 B.9n ofnd Samtn uno fn @ss Ou
8arsr ausibte6Is 0ed
fin udsn w w1en 0esenano
perantportib il. fur ben NBbanb Der pant."
nnste Gnun ia9t Dap feline a aa fir sen
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01

DemoeratIf1= Repnblifauilbe @rnennuua
Sar prdfbsnt,
|arttu Stam Bureu,
DON SlsuOorf.
Sir @ice.Vr dIoent.
8tcDaru @. DoDueou,
bon &entudp.
Der 3elb Don Der 1bemfe. uao Dater oes
Sonntas Volt Ssri6ts.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
SBQrrllluA+

| Barnun9+
G~NIe subltribentenL oes Daterlanos
Ifreunoes, uno Ssoer.nann Ino biern,t ae
narnt einen 8emi0tn Sobu QIlnaober ir.-
Der Bum Druferse(cbdft gu mir Bsrbunoer
it, nIbte, auf Die 3eituu3, 3noe5abIsn, ore,
ionit ouf mtinen 0lameu 3u Ieiben coe,
5u bergen lnoem ct mir Gntlaufen uno 1td
tneine5 Subferibsnteu 8ubs babbaft ae:
traDt bat, uuo fOon in oiefcf JlaDbar@balt
@sIoer auf Den Nater|ano5 5freuno aufaenomz
meu bat, spel6e6 aber nitbt a!S 9eieBIib
anerfauut niro.
8e(aatsr Sohn Qlmacber lit 10 SaDre
alt eroBer itatur ftiibe GeGhtb falte. olaue
2Iu9en, ounfIe Spare, freuacl'6 ponMnae.
itbt. S's er entlif trus ct cine neus Rapps,
orab Qolen uno Sade.
Weter Eaufn'ann.
Canton 25ssn December.
~" Deutl6e SIdtter NIT osuen mir lreeb-
ielu, peroen erlu1t Sbise5 in H.,
re relp. Slatter aufSNuebneu, uno uuleyer
0e8susienlts sspdrtis 5uiepn.
DEM 0'rrn Jobn Dauerie bisne CUR
Na6riobt oaB bier in unIerer .@taot, siu
lDeBserber ilb f6ou ldnsit @tabIirt bat
uno beFeit6 alIe 9orten9eoer uuo 9utsn 2sim
6abrieiegt. Ssine Nors6e it.
Gottzic5 Gzas2er
Canton Stark Co: Ohio.
TurOtbares Te11sr in Neu Dorf.
,5sit Dem 1bredlibsu Dranos pvn MoS
fau it fsiner 70 5erfbreno ssrpe(eu aIs Der
bon 9teu.Y,rt. Der 9slbaftisits Iaeil Der
Staor 1T cine Ruins. Bsinaae ale Sans
|fsn- Ois srbiten Waarenlaser-oie Boris
-alls Drudersieu Der ta3!itbsn 3etunsen.
uno ale 8:rlberunss Mnitalten NIT Qlu5:
pabme elmer, Ituo Elm Nauo Ser S,anmen
getrorosn! S,l3eure Nsttibt oasiDsr 1T
aus Dem pbilaoelpbia grban9e 8abtrn
SDreflibes Seuer In 9>eu Oorf.
Shnfbis feds bunD ert Moarenn,lu-
fer perbronnt 1lno Der Qerlult Oes
@i9entbunB ;u 90 MiIllOnen
Sboler seiDdst.
Qas Seusr brab Oonnsrfag D.
btnps in Dem Stobr ppn s. unO 6.
>. glarf uno 0untin, in pearl
Stra6e Do. 1876, aus, persebrts
oas game Oiere6, bs9renst burcb
DeorL Joanopsr uno Merbant
.StraBen Die Drep ganSen QSiereGe,
|bssranSt ourb wou Oonooer, uno
William Stra6sn, uuO 9anoosr
0lereft init einibluB Der S6rle,
ole Drep eonSen 9isrefs, be9rdnst
purb pearl Wol uno @io e trab
en- Olo S!ip-8brfenplos DON
Biuiam uab Breoo gtra6e, nit
&in(b!uB Der Mitt!en unO Ooudn-
loifben &irbe; unO ais oas Oompf-
boot abfubr, t1abte oas Seuer mob
ercBe GortEbritts Sniiben Bau u
lBroao Strabe Smif fhen 5 bis 6OG
Stobre, uno Mlllienen Don gigen'
}tbun1 ftnb 5erftbrt. 3einme,
Ien-bie 9>euisfeiteu Dusb 9lsi(eno,
pon Der @nenbabnlienie erbalten. "
Sotsenoe Nus;ige iino aus Den
i Neupcrter unb pbilapctpbier 3sI
.ltunaen pom Sreptas uno Sa,uIlas.
\ Won Dem Msrcnutile Nopsrtifel,
I &nrj Dor 6tlbr nbenDs brad 0as
lSsaer i'm pe.n Gtobr bon Com.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01

0ep Der filrslleb ausG5rieben!aur
n Mincben ongefehtnen Nttbeilung
,us9eolenter e5elDaten bcs fbnisl.
.,aper. l2tsn Snfantsrie- -Nsiments
,sfaoet iNb e.ne .Srau, Die ibren,
Name IN oieMortne sefolst ,por Il
10 Ten GsfeAtcn NIT ben Dlaiuct.
Ten 8 3Wanosn erbisl,, osm Sinpe
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
@clHnDus, Obic, December s. 1885.

Ser upuns Der Bh6e Susqubanna, Naegb 9ea6ee oQen
IN pcter gauntp sT inbalb sn finoen fepu
Der gre rseB dD bic Gbefapeafs Smept ben Merifan
fdben Meerbulsn unD Der goritt In Den e5ontarie.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28

At nesting Of tho democratic citi-
zens of Du Buque county, convened
agreeably to public notice at the mouth
Of Bee Branch, on the goth instant.
On motion, w. w. CHAPMAN, ESQ.
was called to the chair, and w. LEWIS
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having
been stated by the chair, it was, on mo-
ton,
Resolved, That committee of ele-
ven persons disappointed to select can
didatesfor the ensuing election-N here
upon David Sleator, VIM. Smith, P.
Cain, A. Kennady, John Parker, Fran
els Gehon, L. H. Langworthy, John
King, Thos. Smith, w. H. Whiteside,
and Willis Thompson, were appointed
said COMMITTEES.
Res0lved, That a committee of five
be appointed to draft an address and
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of
this meeting whereupon p. II. En-
gle, Charles Cookery, Dr.. F. Andres,
Stephen Hampstead and F. K. OFFER
rail- were appointed that committee.
The committee appointed to frame
. ticket, having retired sometime, re-
turned.
The following tisket was adopted by
the meeting:
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
TO the potess Of Du Buque County.
W. LLw1s, Sec'y.

10 me pofeTs cf III Hague C0atnty'
have been placed in nomination as
candidate to represent the county Of
Du Buque in the lower branch Of the
Legislative Assembly ofthe Territory,
by public meeting Of democratic citl-
zens, convened agreeably to public no.
tice, at Mr.. Miller's cabin, at the mouth
Of Bee Branch, on Cooley, on the Goth
inst. This honor was entirely unsoli-
cited by me, but as ! hold it to be
sound maxim, that good citizen will
neither seek nor decline Office when it
is offered to him, could not feel my.
self at liberty to refuse to lend my
name to call thus publicly made up.
on me. He wholis unwilling to serve
the people when his services are requl.
red, is unworthy to enjoy the benefits
OF the government under which we
live-and would have been littleles
than churl, if should have resisted
the generous confidence which larg.
and respectable body of the citizensol
the county have thought proper to i'm
pose in me. Having been placed BE-
fore you, therefore, as candidate 70!
your sufirages,i it isdue toyou, to myself,
and the occasion, that / should state
succinctly my views on the important
prominent topics in which you may
be supposed to feel an-interest.
In the first place, l am decidedly
and unequivocally in favor Of Du Buq@
as the Seat Of the Territorial Gosent
ment, and if elected, ! pledge myxn
nnreservedly to use the best Of my er
deavors to the attainment Of that op
ject. Du Buque is my first second anu
third choice. / know no middle groua.'
~ understand no secondary interes!.
Tothis course Ishall feelmyselfpromtE.
ed by my own conscientious belief W.
will be serving the great, permah..hr.
interests ofthe whole Territory, by~
strong personal interests and prede..sS.
tons Of my constituents, and Dy III
high obligations Of duty which Dvs
these considerations impose upon H.
Secondly. II am in favor OF )u~t
cious system Of internal improvemTrr.,s
by which the remote parts Of this !.
ritory will be more closely conles II, :
together. As an important link 10 ~
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28

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TERMS.
r-..r DosIAas per annun, in advance; y
rar.. DorIAas At the end of the year.
ADVERTISING.
For eseA square, 9less, first insertion, u 90 %
ror each subsequent insertion, ~
: = libersi discount 70 yearly advertisers.
n-Ad,erisements must be marked with the
,,.15sr Of Insertions, Otherwise they VIII be coaiin
al and charged accordingly.
fT Le4ten must be post paid.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
TsEPTEMBER %. 1886.

FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-,
GEONGE w. JONES.
FOR THE COUNCIL,
STEPHEN LANGWORTHY.
JOHN FOLEY,
THOMAS McCRANEY.
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPREsENTAr1vr.
Col. H. T. CAMP,
p. III. ENGLE,
HARDIN NOWLIN,
PATRICK QUIGLEY.
One vacancy left to be filed by orr
friends in the lower end of the county
The committee appointed to draft
an address and resolutions, then renor-
ted the resolutions as follows, Ian ad.
dress to be prepared by them at FL.
~. Res sa ,e. That hi. meeting posses,
great confidence in General Jackson.
and ins1he administration of the Gene.
raj Government, believing that its mea-
sures have beengsided by intelligence,
undisputed patriotism, and by sincere
regard forthe bestinterestso of the coun.
try.
Resolved, That we consider the e.
lection of Van Buren, and johnson to
the Office of President and Vice Presi.
dent of the U. States as essentially he
cessary to the vindication and perpetu-
alton ofssdemocratic principles, and to
successful carrying out the views,
doctrine and measures of the present
administration.
Resolued, That we consider it neces-.
sary every where that the friends Of
democratic principles, men and mea-
sures, should be known, and that our
laws in Territories as well as in States,
should he democratic in their features,
and administered by men Of sound re-
publican doctrine.
Resolced, That the bill called s'The
Secret Spectators Bill" introduced
tito the Senate Of the United States by
senator Ewing, and supported by Mr..
Clay, is highly unjust, aristocratic and
oppressive to the rights and interests
Of the poor man, and calling loudly for
the detestation and adherence of eve.
ry true heartedfriend Of his country,
and ofequal rights.
Resolved, That every candidate no.
minated by this meeting bcreqnircd to
pledge himself unreservedly and I'M
conditionally, and in writing. to the
chairmansof this convention, 70 Support
with his vote and influence; IF elected)
Du Buque for the Seat of the Terrific
rial Government, and that the chair
manbe rcqu:stedtopublish saidpledges
Res0aved, That the candidates no.
minated by thissepnvention be instruc-
tedto use all their influence in the next
Legislative Assembly to procure the
passage, by Congress, Of pre-emp-
ton law, securing to actual settlers the
grounds improved and occupied by
them, and securing the mining inter-
ests of the country from the inroads Of
spectators.
Il RESOLVED, That the proceeds Of this
meeting be published in the DuB uquc
Il Visitor, and such other paperssas may
choose to insert the same.
/ w. W.CHAPMAN, Chm.
w. LLwIs, See'y.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28
DUBUQUE VISITOR.

There is no truth in he rum0r that
prince Taileyrand has openly declared
himself in favor Of the young king,
Henry v.
Last night the people assembled in
the fauxbourgs and at the Pont Neuf,
and Hotel de Vile, aud other places,
in considerable numbers, butt no attempt
at any disturbance was made. A ridi-
culous effort was made, it is true, by
some persons evidently interested, to
raise cry OF 'vive tienry Cinque,
but it was sensible failure.
WARLIKE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA
AND RUSSIA.
The Journal du Commerce of the
3oth says, 1--WE learn by letters from
Vienna, that the Aulic Council of war
manifests much activity, and its sittings
are very frequent Persons who are
we'll informed, say that it is in contem-
plation to increase Immediately the
number of fortresses in the west Of the
Austrian empire, and to repair the re-
eesasss fesstiitEs eeaaties is
ed that an army Of 100000 men will
be assembled in that part of the empire
where the frontiers Of Hungary and
Italy meet, and that the command of
it will be given to General Raidetzki,
one of the most experienced of the Aus
TRAN Generals, and who enjoys high
favor in consequence of his improve
ments in the army in Italy. Troops
are already on their march to their APP
pointed stations.
/ 1.-THE Russian army has been order
ed by Ukase to assemble on the Rhine,
by the ed August, to the number Of
loo, OOONmen, who, it is understood,
are to be then reviewed by the emper-
or NICHOLAS in person. Their desti-
nation has not been announced.
"The conncxion ofthese movements
with the late occurrences in Paris, must
forcibly strike every beholder. The
vital interest which the eastern auto.
Gratis feel in the support Of the Bour-
bon family is well known. Their hos
tility to any nearer approach on our
part to republicanism is also wellknown
But when sudden movements, made
simultaneous by two courts separated
BY several hundred miles of territory
in a time of profound peace, and wher
the only eruption Of amity that could
possibly be foreseen was expected ir
altogether another quarter, are added
to the assassination of Louis Philippe
it forces US to believe that the princi
pal actors in this extensive drama are
yet unsupported.
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pal actors In this extensive drama are
yet unsupported"
A CURIOUS FAcr.-One day last
week, a gentleman pedestrian who had
occasion to visit our ancient city on bu-
siness, arrived in the evening at re-
spectacle inn.-After refreshing him.
self with slice from sirloin Of beef
and copious draught from Sir John
Barleycorn, he strolled out into the
centre of the town; his feet being We
ry much blistered from walking he went
to druggists shop, and requested the
polite young man behind the counter
to serve him with certain quainty of
plaster for blisters. The young OLA
pod, not very experienced, considering
ibat there could be no difference be-
tween plaster for blister and blister for
plaster, (the other not having explain
ed for what purpose he wanted il, SER
we'd him with the latter. The gentle
man retured to his inn, and when he re-
tired to bed applied the plaster to the
s0les Of his feet; and after passing a
very uneasy night, discovered that his
little mole hill blisters which gave him
so much pain the evening before, were
become mountains during the night.
Being quite unable to stand, my wor-
thy host was despatched for the drug
gist, and an explanation took place be-
tween the blisfcrer and the blistered,
which ended by each vehemently de-
ciaring that the opposite party was a.
lone to blame. Hartford Times.
A GOOD AxEcDoTE.-The Salem
Gazette tells good story, Of an auc-
tioneer who was provokingly annoyed
while in the exercise of his profession,
by theludicrous bids of a fellow, whose
sole object seemed to be to make sport
for the buyers, rather than himself to-
buy. AT length enraged beyond en-
durance, the knight Of the ivory head-
ed hammer, looking round the room
for champion to avenge his wrongs,
fixed his eyes upon a biped Of huge d.
mansions, a very monarch in strength,
and cried out
"Marlow, what shall ! give you to
put that fellow oct?''
81 take one fife dollar bill.''
"Done. gone-do It, and you shall
have it.''
Assuming the ferocious, knitting his
brows, spreading his nostrils like a Ii
on's, and putting on the wolf all over
the head and shoulders, old NARROW
strobe Of to the aggressor, and seizing
the terrified wretch by the collar. aaii
to him in whisper that was heard all
over the room,-
1My good frin, you go out wild me,
Igire you h0lf the nnunny.s'
"Done! done!" says the fellow.
1Hurrah! hurrah!" shouted the an
dience. The auctioneer had the good
sense y join IN the laugh, and coolly
forked out the Y,
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Information has reached US, and we
have It from the best authority, we are
able to state that conspiracy was for
med among the subaltern officers Of that
post, for the purpose Of securing its
possession, and the command of its for
ces to the Carlists, which burst forth
on the morning Of the 18th inst, and
and the Due D'ORLEANs, and all the Of
fcers Of his staff, with the exception of
Col. CoMBs, and Cen. D'AaLANsEs,
who succeeded in getting on board the
La COlOna1e just as she was the point
Of sailing for Toulon.
Paris at present is perfectly quiet,
and we feel assured that no exertion
will be spared to preserve its tranqili-
~. The national guards are under arms
continually manifestation oftheir
sincere regsor the death of the king,
iney have ted the badges Of mourn
ing recomfnehaed in the general or
ders Of MAnsaALL CLArsIL. The
citizens generally, have adopted the
course OF proceeding which has been
recommended BY that distinguished
patriot; and other appearances tend 10
impress the belief that the most Derfect
order will be preserved.
4 Arrangements are making under the
observation-disclosures Of Gen. CuDIxor and
ssssshat Major for the proper funer-
y ea1saponiee