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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07


I We have been favored BY gen
sileman of this place, with the subloin-
ed extract OF letter. 1t exci,es
strong apprehensions in our mind,
and viii cause Us to look for further
advices with intense anxietv.-[Rich-
mond Compiler.
Extract OF letter, dated
! MONTICELLO, Florida,
April 18th, 1886.
the Indian news within the last
1.-TWO DAYS, has astonished us. | am
'reaIly afraid that they have treated
iGen. Scott as they had before treat
ed Gen. Gaines. They whipped
Gaines, and there is good reason TO
believe they have cut off all commu
nlcation between Gen. Scott and the
other forces. | saw on Yesterday a
gentlemen Immediately from East
/ Florida, who assured me that this was
the fact. | think the information
NAV be relied on. Osceoia has taught
the white man before this. that he is
General. and savage not to be
treated with contempt. He now
saws 'that he was not at the first
battle of the Wvthlacoochee, fought
on the 3lst of December, and that if
he had been there, not one white man
should have re-crossed tie river He
acknowledged that he is now nearly
out of arnmunitlon-but In the last
week he has cut off General SCOTS
baggage wagons OF their way from
Fort Drane 10 the Wvthlacoochee,
and i, Is very much to be apprehen-
o. that he has gained enough am,nu-
milton TO supply him for some time
TExAs.-RumorS from Texas be-
come more and more rife every day.
They excite a painful interes. IN
this cbmmusity, aud a morbid curios-
ity to hear every tale that is told.
This curiosity, we cannot crafty, be
cause we cannot doubt that the ac-l
counts in detail abound in exagera-i
tons. Yesterday, the Republican
gave statement of 4 great victory
obtained BY Col. Tanning and Gen.
Il
liod. The Wing announced the total
destruction Of Fanning's force, by
shameful treachery. Upon exaq IN
alton 1t will be found, that the min
utln of both these reports. are such
as 10 destroy their credibility.
In the Nashville Banner, of w ednes
day, April 81. statement is made |
that the inhabitants of Texas despair
OF its present defence, and are in re-
treat for the American Territory.
That volunteers on TIE advance had
set their faces homsward. That great
bodies Of Indians were collected to-
gether, and that General Gaines was /
concentrating force to protect the
frontier. This we believe to be a !
true outline of affairs in Texas, at the
latest dates .--crF. GAz.
THE METHoDlsT.-We cut the fol-
lowing from the New York "Zion's !
a well conducted Meth
odist paper
'.Within very short space, the
Methodist Episcopal Church has been
with the following calami-
ties:
/. The death of Bishop Emory.
2. The total destruction of our no
bic Book Concern.
3. The total loss, by fire. of the
conference Seminary. at Norwalk,
Ohio.
And it is not the least Of our calam-
ties, that during the past year our
church has actually decreased in its
membership, no less than four thou
sand one hundred and twenty-ninel
Now, we do not believe
that these calamities are TO be traced
10 the special and designing agency
Of the infinite God; but he has for
wise purposes, suffered them to come
lpon US no Doubt
YNnTkNT /
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
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SATURDAY.. :: :: -: /: May 7, Is3e
GIVE are authorized TO announce AbneI
NJ Bradbury as u candidate for the State Senate
at the next August election.
GrRiehard J. Hubbard and Nathan Smith
are candidates for the House of Representatives
fs~y-Solomon Meredith is a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Sheriff Of thi. connty.
BOROUGH ELEcrIox.-The Clerk of this Boro
has furnished us with the following return Of the
election held on Monday last;
First nnrssss.
JOHN FINLEY.
Second Burgess,
S. Il. STANTON.
CouNcILMEN.
LIST Ward.-Eli Brown.
Edmund Grover.
David Z. Holloway.
Cd Ward.-Robert MORRISON,
Daniel Ruian.
David Mauisby.
Sd Ward.-Irvin Reed.
A. G.. Blanchard,
Alexander Stokes,
VIM. s. Addlenaa.
4th Ward. Ohm Hutton,
a. Siddall.
Benjamin Fulghum.
Assessor.
ID. 7. WIGGiNS.
Treasurer.
F.. COFFIN.
High Constable,
S. w. FORSUA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

No better evidence could De addu-
ced Of the rapid prosperity Of the
North West. than is furnished by the
fact. that ths Chicago american. 4
well conducted paper. now published
weekly AT Chicago, Is about 10 be is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

The town Of Lowell. (Mass.) voted
this year, Sli 800 for schools, ana
$4,000 fo- paupers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
INDIAN LANDS.

We learn that Col. Pepper, Indian
Agent, has effected purchase of a
bout sixty sections of land from the
Pottawattamie Indians. All the land
lies in the northern part of the state
a very great portion Of it is of first
rate quality; and the whole, it is be-
lieved, will be brought into market
next fall. The Pa ttawattanies still
own about fifty sections within the
limits OF the state Of Indiana.-oASAL
TEL.
ABSENCE OF isSD.-We have heard
many amusing anecdotes OF persons
afflicted with what is called absence
of mind.' but never a better one than
is relate. Of old Mr.. Grindstone. OF
Calais. IN this State. At the time Of
retiring to rest for the night. the old
gentleman quietly spread his panta-
looms on the bed, and then flung HIM
self upon the back OF chair, where
he rested till morning; and it was
found impossible to convince him
that he had spent the night otherwise
than usual-upon soft feather bed.
BANeoR ME- ADv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will sell at psJ
auction, on Friday, the 9th instant n =
dcnce IN Richmond, opposite the publ'ss
a HOUSE and LOT, the dwelling
two story trame-there 10 a good sssas
&c. on IL. jot Also, he will cell
househoid AID kitchen furniture; conss
part Of hc,is. Bedding and bedstssds, -
reaus, tables, chairs, &c. &c
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock
made known Oh day of,sie-
VIM. NJ. Eldrdse
May eth, 1896. lest
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

The Cincinnati Wing Of the Cd Inzt. promises
20 give sse particulars Of another dreadful mas
sacr@ in Texas. IL states authentic that Col
fsnran and ias party after susrendesing to the
Msxican forces were al, except o0s who e.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

New Goods: New Cees
AT THE CHEAP CASH sToe, /
Corner OF Main and Fran, -.
E. II. II URN hl
HAS just received from Ne-r
and Boston. q general assortment = s.ss
and Su MINER selected ~.
this m srkef, and viii be sold II re,a..sS NJ
The following are among the good 49,
, ET 9 cps.
Cloths, cas.imeres and satiinstn =
color, quality and price; valene.' 4
sailies, silk. satin, and bomba4a -
300 pieces calico-assor,cd; light ~,
gingham printed muslins; hlsek. ~
and green cause wells, black H.
chally-hernani; silk, sewing Gin. n
and f',ncy dress h'dk'is; plain asd -
Swiss mushns, book do, PLAN ~
barr ed do; ,aconess and csmbrics C.,
and hobhne,, laces and foo,ings, -
bobbinet laces and edgings: psu~
lustring ribbons--assor'ed; white andp
lfaiian Grape; Grape hsse; book ~
,h'dk'is, pongee and silk fiagg do: p
and colored worsted and cotton hoe;e,
corded skirts; grode-naps, grode-zi,a y
ian, sinckew and sarsnet silks; boahni.
bombaze,ts and circnssians; be,ve,,e.
bangup cords; Mexican mixturea. -
do. |; blue drills; stormants; rittsbury.~l
brochella princstta; black biz. - ~
Grape camiei; brown French iksas: =,
cloth; blue and yellow nahkena, m
eits; linen diaper; +, z, and So. en-
do, Russia do. checks, ticks, r.; u
20 bales domestic goods.
Aardsrarc Is' Cesslesu
Locks, latches. screws, hinges, butta.
and rasps, saw sets, rules, gauges, ~
steel squares, hammers. iron, japas
brass candle sticks, shutters aud q
brass and tin fossets. screw and
knobs, plain and cut glass do, hraae
mode knobs and rings, gun locks, pen
sion caps. Are irons. brass and ifea =
irons, FRY pans, shovels, spades, hoes, ~
and halter chains, anvils vices, stseitu
patent balance, homes and scythe stu
states. curry combs: Razors knives, h
and forks. chisseis, braces and bits, a
ing knives. hatchets, cutting knives, n
and corn scythes, plane irons, az
GIN biet.: hand saws, mill and cross CT :
sheep shears, carpenters adx, axes,
A general assortment Of SCHOOL
BLANK BOOKS.
large lot Of SADDLERY and 81
DLER'S TOOLS.
Also
Glass, China and Queensuus|
IRos, NAILS AND CASTINGS,
BOOTS and 8 HOES of ell ~
Tuscan and Leghorn Bonneik
q rOce cries.
Orleans and loaf sugar, imperial d n
hyson tea. Rio and Laguira coffee, -
pepper, indigo. madder, ginger, rice,
THE above goods were mostly rufel1
previou. to the rise Of goods and can -
low. Pure hasers are respectfully iByj1a
call and examine the stock.
Richmond, April 30, 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
DISSOLUTION.

DlSSOIC l1ON.
THE partnership heretofore e1s1
under the firm of Layman & Blain IL ths I
dissolved b. mutual conse-.t.
James T. I<aymaa
William BIain,
6rTHE Chair Making viii be oontins.a
WILLIAM BLAIN who respectfully =
public patronage.
Richmond, May 4 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

ErEcT7ors Politicians have beer looking
with much anxiety 10 this res II of the late cleo
tions in Virginia and elsewhere, foT some de-
cisive ind icat.ons Of the strength Of parties in
relation TO the next Presidential election. -
Satisfactory signs however. have not yet besn
gwen, BY which to fo-etel the general result: in
the great contest. IN Virginia, 30 far as heard
from. the elections rave been conducted With
much osrit ADd With nearly equal success to
eaeh party In tie Cities of New York arc
Cincinnati, the Wings claim the victory, while
in the States of Come CT cut aud Rhode Isi,.nG
the Van Buren, ticket has prevailed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

frsrA Bill for the distribution c. the pro
coed. OF the public lands among t.e several
state. has been twice read II the l.. $. Senate
and ordered TO De engrossed- That important
measure s~ili, 30 Doubt, pan tie Senate
severa. propositions to amend i, were rejected,
AID few adopted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

HTDR0PHosss The Zanesvile -Au-
Eora says. THE only course we
could recommend TO prevent hydro
Phobla Is to cut every dogs tail close
OFF behind the ears. No doubt of it.
We never knew one curtailed in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

The State funds In the hasds OF the
1fsssnrcr Of Virginia, en the LIST instant, A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
From the Indiana Journal of pril sosh.

On Wednesday last, abou, II O.
clock. A. VI. difficulty occurred in
this place between Arnold Lashley
and Zachariah Collins. in which the
latter received blow that occasion
ed his death three hours afterwards.
Mr. !.ashley Immediately surrendered
himself and was taken before Esquire
ScuddeT, who, afte- IN investigation
OF the circumstances. committed the
accused for trial at the Circuit Court
TO commence next Monday. The
deceased has left wife and three
children. and Mr.. Lashlev has help
less and at present much afflicted
family. As the whole subject will
will be investigated at an early peri
cd II does not seem necessary 10 say
more respecting it at present.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

CoRS PLaSrER.-Henrv BAR a
free man Of colour in Maryland. has
invented machine for planting corn.
As It is drawn by a horse. it opens
the furrow and drops the corn, and
covers it q. RAPIDLY as horse can
draw plough over the ground.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
E. II. II URNRn

HAS justreceived from New,
and Boston. general assortment q -
and Su MINER GooDS-selecsed ezr,s-s.
this market, and viii be sold At res,aoss ~
The following are among the good ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Monday. December 8.

Monday. December D.
Mr.. Graham, from the committee on
the judiciary, reported unfavorably an
the resolution proposing To increase the
compensation n witnesses, where they
attended Court in other counties. Con-
Cured in.
Mr.. G. from the same committee. re-
ported bill declaring tha, the shares OF
ssock in Incorporated companies shall be
deemed and taken az personal estate, with
sundry amendments. The bill was read
the second and third time. and ordered to
be engrnssed.
Mr. q. from the sane committee. who
were instructed TO inquire into the ex-
ped.ency nf amending The law so as TO
afFi the penalty Of whipping To the crime
of aaliciuus mischief in certain cases.
reported against any legislation on the
subject. Conrurred IN.
The bill increasing the liabilities OF
Shcrltfs. was read the third time aud or
dered 10 be engrossed.
The bill to receive the proportion OF
the surplus revenue Ia which the state is
enutled under the acl Of Congress to re-
gulate The depusiIes "f The public money
was read the second time, ia the pas
sage of the blii the yeas and nays we're
demanded aud not dissenting vote was
given against II. Il was then read the
third time and ordered 10 be engrossed.
Tuesday, December 9.
Mr.. Fisher, from the committee on
internal improvements. reported. with
sundry amendments, the bill to inccrpo-
rate The Norfolk and Eden,on Rail Road.
Read the second time.
Wednesday December a.
Mr.. Jordan presented The memorial OF
400 ci,lzcas OF Chatham, Wake. Cumber
land and Moore. for the erection of new
county, out Of portion Of each Of said
counties. Referred.
Nr. Moore, from the commiliee ou
Revised Statutes, reported bill concern
the mode of electng Sena,"rs aud Repre-
sentauves In Congress--a bill concerning
Bastardy--a bill concerning AI,ormes a
lava bill concerning Cnnstables; which
bills passed theft first reading
Viz Fisher rose To introduce resolu
unn. lie said there existed amnngs
members a great diversity Of opinion q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

10 The Draper Blode ~ iatesnaa tai gss.s
ton a Ihs SaFFlas RsFassue .. mhirh
Nnrth f1gniins nav - rai,lie.l r-'er.she
Opposite srt.-ls as essential II ss,sfs
should he s0ne enHrrniratisa - ssniis
Heni % The subject. for IL ras sd.nit,rti.
on al hands. % b. ane of inm-asr i'm
porisner. With : sira b. n q rhis n.
jrct. NJ would submit . rrsnlulnn pr.
posing The appointment Of srlect IaInt
committee. On consist nf ihirieen mem
hers IN the part ofeach house. aae "a b
Isken from sarh eangressianaI disiE,ri.
and ~ be appointed hy me aihef nem-
bers nj ihr district whasr DUR IN .haIl
he IN inquire A. ~ The hest Investment nc
this fund. The resolution VS. adopted.
Mr.. Erwin inlrodncei h,ll Ia laeor-
porslr the General lining and .ssnsiae-
turning Company. aiih = capital ni one
million and hall. Read FIRST iin.e.
Thursday. Dcesmhsrs
Mr. Graham. fron 49, eomsss -" aH
revised slalnIss. Tepari4i bill pfc ding
Tor the suppor, II the ,,oor - blll
concerning bail in civil cases. Read tho
first time.
Orders 1f the day.-The bill concern.
ing wrecks aud wrerked property. Vas
read The second and third tine. aud or
dered 10 be engn,sssd:
FTasy. December .
IT. Csldwsll presented r-spiuu,ns.
declaring the seats Of Mr.. Harris. Of
Montgomery. 80. PInksIon nj Davidson,
and Mr. CLAYTON Of Buneombe. vacated.
on the ground thai Ihey were PasImas>
lers al The lime of their respective elecs
ton. and therefore eonstiIuIIonaliy. incl
liglble 10 the Legislature. TN motion,
these resolutions were referred 20 The
committee on privileges and elections.
The House then took up the bill for
the division Of Rowan county. so as TO
form 4 new county By the name Of Dasie.
The question being on lis passing its
second reading. =
The bill passed lis second reading 66
10 40 and was subsequently read INC
third time and sent to the Senate.
Saturday, December 10.
! Nothing Of importance was done in Ell
iher House 10 day. nearly the whole
morning having been consumed in exam
ming the returns of the election for Go
vernon, pursuant 10 the Sd section Of the
second Article Of the Amended ConsIiiu.
tlon.
The resignation Of the Hon. Robert
Strange, one Of the Judges Of the Supe-
rior Court. was read and accepted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

The Presidents Heai,h The health
Of the Prs,riest has gradually improved.
bu, he u sull exIrenei, feeble. and IN.
able to meet company. lie gives his
attention. . lev hours every day. TO eom
neaIians lard before him BY his cabl-
net: but he is absolutely Inlerdirted by
his phy sic,an DR.. HunD ir"m receiving
hs friends. As the effort Ia Converse
threatens return Of sae helnErhage,
winch, IN his present weak c'adiIion,
nigh. be attended with instant sutIoca,
tlun. Gl3be.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

Electoral COiisgs.--'rhe Van Buren,
Eleclors meI IN his city IN medntsda!
last lion. Na,hsaIsl Macon was cho-
sen Prrsiden. Of The college. and Tho.
mas g. Sumo aeied a. Secretary. cnl.
Lave. one of the electors. being ,,reEe',t.
ed from attending by Inirm ht 'th his
sun. James X. Lnve. was elert'd a mem-
her OF the Cullege in h., SD. Oi
course. the fifteen Yates of IN" sit,' were
cast iar darIn Van Bnrea. a. President
and h VI. ] ,nnsan. as Wee President.
PhlIs White Was appointed me.seLger,
To bear the elecinra, vote 10 Washington.
$50 Raleigh Regisier.
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Mr.. Sanders imlEo,sseed = resAlIlinn
ieF raising ! eanmlilee ~ 6Er On inc
pas of each House. y iaquirs whas
disposiiioa nughl. 70 be made &c lhal Por-
lioa 81 he Surplus Resenae 20 ~hieh
this STALE may be entitled. Laid on lie
lshie. 49, ... ...-..-.- .....
A bin 10 receiye me porsinn 20 which
this stale ! enIiiIed u he Surplus r..
venue. IN consequence of IN acl Or Con-
gress passed Al Ils last session. Vas read
he second tue and passed. AYES 46.
Noes Mr.. Hal. 0fEdgeromhe. alone.
voting in ihr nagAnse--Mr. Marslriler
and Mr.. Montgomery absent. The laller
from indisposiIiOn. -
.-*% fnSsy. Ds.smbers
Mr.. Albright presented bill o. lay Oh
new county. BY The name Of Je5ersnn.
Passed ils first reading. and was com
miiIed IN q committee af The whole house.
and made the order Of he day for Tues
dsy next. ~.~
Mr. Bunting presented a resolution 20
Vsrale The seals of Joseph MrDoSrll
Carson. ESQ the senslar frnn RI;her,
fird; Alfred Eacksry. eco. The senal,r
from the counties nj Richmond and RI
brsnn: and IL William Albright. the Sc
major from Chatham. on The ground Thai
they were P6simaslers al the time nf
their election. AfIer some discussion.
in which Messrs. Edwards. Mnrehead.
Polk and Buaiing participated. thr reso-
luton was sa amended. on The notion Of
Mr. Edwards. az W direct the committee
On privileges and slecIions 10 inquire
inln the fsels. and giving them power to
send Cor persons sn6 papers. On motion
Of ar. Polk. Iliey we're further inslrOrIed
10 inquire in.o Ihe right Of David y. Red
To seat in The Senate. The resolution.
as amended. Vas then adopted.
The hill 10 receive our PARTON Of the
surplus revenue, under ille la.e act OF
Congress. was taken up. Mr.. Edwards
conIroverled the pbsiIion taken by Dr.
Hall an Yesterday. d.aI il was making .
subordinate executive agent Of the state
governments. We understood him N
say ne would have voted against the de-
.,nsiie bin: bul IL Cor no other fesson, lhan
with view 10 preserve. snail portion
, of the piander, he would accept our por
! uun. He wouId lock mp the money, il
he could not fund or loan t upon uR.
| Questionable securiiy-sDch security Al
would secure It's return whenever the
state was called upon for IL.
. Mr.. Hail responded; but 40 We could
hear but very imperleclly what he SAID
we refer the reader To his protest. which
contains his views on the snbjerL
Mr.. Cooper (of Martin stated. thai az
an individual. he would vote against the
acceptance of this money; but he would
represent the people. and the people
though, the msuey ihey must have.
Mr. Edwards moved to STRIKE out the
las, section but me in the hull. directing
the treasurer IN deposile lhe money u
the banks. not subject To be removed
except by order Of the Goyernor for IN
security. or by the special order 81 ths
General Assembly. After some obser
vaiiuns from iMessrs. Edwards. BryaI
and, Nosrhead, Ire .;,ouon was lust. an,
ihe hill passed It's las, reading. ALI th'
Senators wete pres"nI--all Young in chs
affirmative excep, Dr.. Hall Of Edgecomb
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Washington. De-, 8 1876.


Il is affirmed tiat Napoleon, during
the eleven years vi his reign, sacrificed
10 hls ambition $500 900 men, winch
SURPRISES the numhcc ~hch the owl
wars carried oil during three centuries.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16
N OTTO E.

ALL those persons indebted to NE, either 70.
~ letter or newspaper postage, are earnestly
requested to make payment on or before the ist
day Of January next, after whca time shalt
keep no pos. Office accounts except with those
who may make depasnes.
THOMAS CLANCY.
December & IS
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MA1@Q40a

Al the seat Of Chief Justice Ruffin. Ia
this county, on The 24,h ut. Col. ]. g.
b. RouLHAc. of Bertie county. TO Miss
CHrHARlsE, eIdes, daughter Of The Chief
Justice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

Fs3Y v.rlue Of decree OF the Court Of Equity
- tor Orange cnunty, made OF September
term last, I will offer for sale at HilIsbo.oagh,
OIL Monday the 81 DAY Of Janusry next,
THIRTEEN NEGROES.
mostly young and likely
Also one Tract Of Land. containing a.
bout 3I3 Acres, adjo,uiug Bradley Collins and
others,
And one other Tract OF about 200 acres
on the waters oi Book Creek, adjoining John
Thompson and others. !,
Terms Of sale. nine months credit, bond and
security required.
ELI WOODS, Commissioner.
r Purchasers al the sale OF Susan
nan Faueeu's property are requested to make
immediate payment as their notes are now due
November "a. 40
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Weekly Almanac.


RAN away TN the suoscnb', 3" august
- last, a Iegro man nameu SAM. ab'ut hf-
" -srs OF age. common s,ze, dark complies.
ION. has a scar on his breast, occasIoned by q
burn when yonng Zen dollars reward Will DO
gwen for has apprehension, It returned to the
subscriber, or cngfiae, 60 that can get him.
MICHAEL SHOFFNER.
December IS sS~6wp
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s9A1a aaaa3aA4gass
SENATE.
Monday, December S.

WOhuAy1 Uece'HbeF o.
Mr.. BRYAN Of CarIerr,, in pursuance
Of the memorial from the bar Ut tile 6lh
Judicial CTruii. referred Ia the jndir,ary
committee. .epor,ed bill. which passed
its frs. reading.
Tie bill IN incorporate the Milton
Manufacturing Company. which was the
order Of the day. passed its second aud
third readings, aud was ordered 10 be
enrolled.
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Negro Hiring.

yHHE Negroes belaac'ng 10 Mrs Anna Davis
- and ,hildrsn. wil be hired out on Ned
ueslay the ssth instant, for one yea, on tiIc
customary le'ns.
WIN. CAIN. JR. Err Of
Tin. Cain. deed.
December 9 49,
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Tuesday, December @.

Me-. Fox presented a resolution On The
subiec, Of the surplus revenue. Directs
the enmmi,ipe "n the sublec, t" inquire
,nlo the expectancy Of dividing it among
the cnuGues AZ proportion Id taxation.
Laid on the table. on .lr. Ed~ ards mo.
ltuu.
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Tirgiaia.--,rhe Electoral vole Of this
state has been given To lillian Smith.
OF Alabama. for Vice President. OF
course. Col johnson 10 no. elected By
The people. and The Senate of the Uniied
States will have 10 choose between him
and Me. Granger.
Mr. Ligh has resigned his sea. 10 the
Senate. 81.