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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-06
(From the Globe j
GENERAL JACKSON.

ftsfatS iCttcTS we learn tl1aL the
late presidents health gradually improv.
ed throughout his journey. His recep-
ton among his neighbors and friends
was every way calculated to exhilerate
him, and impart the happy state of feel
ing calculated to aid the genial climate
ingiying him hearty old age, which we
fondly hope will reach to period as pro-
tracted as that enjoyed by any of his
predecessors, afterlaying down the cares
ofthe presidency.
DR.. Oyerton welcomed the general,
inthe midst of his fellow citizens Of Nash
vile, in an eloquent address. We have
room only for the concluding paragraphs
and the reply.
EXTRACT OF ADDRESS.
The full expression of this well earn
ed homage, may, we are sensible, be re-
pressed Tor season of fitting duration,
by the bitter invectives of party dema-
gogues, or rather noiseless, yet still less
exerable champions Of chartered inter-
ests, but it will be repressed only
Time, and the public scrutiny, those civ
il and faithful arblters of all human con-
troyersies, will in this instance, as in all
others, not fail in the execution of their
accustomed Office. Their victim may
be confidently anticipated. A sentiment
ofhonest and hearty appreciation has al
ready gone abroad among the people,
has striken deep in the bosom of the pat
riotic and enlightened of our country.
and will ultimately break forth, with
fearful energy, to vindicate the rights,
and assert the majesty of the general
will; of which, you sir, in all stations,
have been the faithful, fearless and tri-
umphant advocate.
In the name, then, of that majesty, be-
fore which you have so often, and so ex-
clusively bowed with difference and re-
spect, we greet you to day, with cordial
salutations and commend you to the
repose of the Hermitage and the society
Of friends, for that happiness and future
exemption from the infictions of public
duties, which life sedulously devoted
tothe happiness and prosperity of your
country, gives you an unquestionable IT,
tie to possess and enjoy.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-06
AceurrAL OF MAJoR. /

- y "a = - A. VI Ava AAAt - -
Baltimore Patriot Of the
+" We are much gratifie
this excellent officerz
from the rolls oftba1
son, for alleged n
ida campaign,
a trial--has beer
ted of the chara
1t is stated in
that the decl
sent to the
Gin. Whig.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-06

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April l, 1887.
Notice is hereby given, in conformity
to the resolution of the senate, passed
March I'd, 1887, that the receipts for the
month of January last, for customs,
were, $1,l12,936 "a
For lands, 1,25O,364 70
$2,363,3oI 81
Those far the month of FEBRUARY last
were:
For customs, $l,s97,762 40
For lands, 989,516 81
$2,ss7,279 90
These statements are compiled from
the returns made to this office, and will
not probably vary much from the cor
rect sums, as ascertained after the end
Of the quarter.
The receipts of March are fully re-
ported here, and will be published on the
first Of May; and those for the residue
of the recess of Congress in similar
manner monthly.
1t may be useful and interesting for
many to know the expenditures each
month and consequently they will be
added. Those in January were $1,76S,-
4l2 81, andAin February, $222s,22l 30.
LEVI WOODBURY.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-12
From the N. Y. Commercial Adv. Of Friday.

ANOTHER LIVERPOOL SHiP Losr-Last
evening we received intelligence of the loss
ofthe British ship Tsmarck, Capt. Kane, and
announced the fact in our edition for the
country. We have now the painful task OF
adding some particulars. Capt. X. LETT l.iv-
erpool on the 11th Of November, with mer-
chandize, four cabin and one hundred and
thirteen steerage passengers, and a crew Of
tweniy-sx men, and arrived off Sandy Hook
on Saturday afternoon. No pilot boat was
in sight, aad Capt. X. stood of and on, during
the night, with lights hoisted, and at intervals
firing guns and sending up rockets. On Sun
day evening the storm came on, and he was
compelled TO bring the ship under as snug
sail rs possible, without running great dis
tance from his port. On wednesday morn:
ing, about four o'clock. they had eighteen
fsthoms Of water. At this time il was snow.
ing fsst--and in less than ore hour they saw
light, and in u few minutes the ship struck,
about three miles from Fire Island light.
I At daylight a boat was sent ashore with a
line, but it was upset in the surf; the persons
in it happily succeeded in reaching the shore.
Another boat was launched, and kind pro.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-12

mast standing. Besides being bilged, ber
upper works have so far parted from the huh
as to allow the cargo to wash ont.
The Mexico was a substantial eastern
built vessel of $50 tons, III years old, owned
by Mr.. Samuel Broom Of this city. She is
insured by The Commonwealth office Of Bos-
ton for $1,000. The freight is insured by
the State Marine Of this city. The Atlantic
Office is also on part Other cargo.
The cargo consisted of 200 tons bar iron,
100 tons coal, and 200 tons crates-all con-
signed to Samuel Thompson.
Sixteen of the bodies had driven ashore
when our reporter left the beach, all frozen.
1t was expected the remainder would drltt
ashore during the night, the wind and cur
rent setting strongly in shore.
When offthe Hook, the Mexico, besides
her signal for pilot, had her flag flying Un-
ion down, as a signal of distress, IN conse-
quence of the frost bitten state Of the crew
and the shortness Of provisions. She spoke
on Sunday the Montreal packet ship, from
the Captain of which vessel we learned she
was below, and reported her arrival in con-
sequence yesterday morning.
Of the feet of 30 vessels that were off the
Hook in company with the Mexico on Sun.
day, waiting pilots, not more than one half
have Us yet arrived.
The unfortunate passengers were Of very
superior class, and had considerable property
with them. On the bodies which driftcd
ashore, gold TO some amount was found.
The wreck master, Mr.. James Smith, the
Coroner, Mr.. Bergen, agent of the Insurance
Companies, and a guard Of sixteen picked
men, are on the beach to prevent pillage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-12

DIsTREssING ACCIDENT-Frpe hves LOST
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce says,that on
Tuesday morning last, a small boat from
Governors Island came to the city of New
York for some articles Of provision for the
garrison, and was returning, when the ice
struck and capsized her. and five out of the
six persons on board were drowned, viz. SER
geants Littlefeld and Bernard su,ler Tbom-
as Church, a private named Dearborn, and
William Clark, boatmsn. Philip Meier, the
only survivor. got upon the ice aud was res.
cued by the South Ferry Boat, New York.
The Revenue boat and news boat, started
promptly to their assistance, but owing to the
great distance and severity Of the weather
could not get there in time to render any as
3 stance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-12

vidence favored this attempt. The gale sub.
siding little, all the passengers were landed
before sunset. Although they wereall land
ed in safety, every one suffered from the &C.
verify Of the weather, and one child was froz-
en- to death. -.
The Tsm6fick vas new ship. ofNpwsrds
of 600 tons burthen, built At Quebec last sun-
mer, and was owned in, Liverpool, and con
signed to Messrp. Deuglns, Robnsoa = Go.
Of this city. She is said to have been insur-
ed in Liverpool for 6O00i, and this city $1,000
on freight and cargo. Very little hopes are
entertained for either vessel or cargo, as the
sea was making over her at the last .sdvices.
Mary Hewson, of Dublin; Messrs. Thomas
and Samuel Anslow, Of England, and Mr..
VIM. Simins, Of Scotland.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-12

.4nofher Ytssel .4shore.-The brig Veto.
Captain McNenr, from Hamburg is ashore at
Sandy Hook. She sailed from Hamburg OF
the 2ith October, and made land last Satur-
day along with ndmber of other vessels,and
after making the usual signals and getting
no Pilot, was obliged to stand off and on the
whole Of Sun 'ay, and that night ran ashore
South Of the Highlands. The crow and all
those OH board landed in safety. Part Of the
cargo will be saved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-12

The Board Of Aldermen OF the city Of New
York. have voted to purcbsss 66 is acres Of
ground st Si4oo per acre. smoupting 10 500, 900,
for public boy ing ground.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-22

,,-usinr r. VI. Cochran is appointed al
IN, or the Journal and : authorized 70 receive
-, ,od give receipts IN my maine. IL. II
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-22

TER Ms:

r,vo DOLLARS, ii paid IN advance
r., Dollar. ANA fiily Cents, If mol paid within
1.-the
.g,'s Dollars, il mol paid until the end Of the
,,,er discontinued until all artearages are
,r,pl Al the option Of the Editor
,,I.satsements inserted at the usual rates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
.gte sanbertteer.
: H:nuhspai, Meacf g, 1887 !.
.EnGEEiELDo.m

. We irliat QUE readers. this; week Will, :.
f~tipgraihicaa sketch of. General. ASpnIw
PtckESs: WHICH %e'hayie taken FROM Tho
Galleryof.' National + o5rttisi,s," .ian.in.eres,-.
ing work prblished.hy ~1aongaere, at PhiIa-:
de!!phia.',h is. MUCH to. be regretted that.
,'e ,Rsy.hiiiohary history oifthr.1iprerpairt
Of ours State II $50; iii,ls.: knosyp; mud .frdmi;
the shorr NIL npeifecrba post valuable (:
chapter syhich'Ayc now give, it will he seen
that mo. portion of the. United Staics was
sisa'dlizt'l hy more patriotic devotion, and
d,"rc' i'nporthht services. We sincerely,
hope, tIrt' sonfetbiag, my yet 10 doae 10
gather the iich lt,afefisls |, " iich abound!
antong.,rs,. aud that tire aailcs, Of. TIC many
gallant heroes who Shared thc.toiis ala SUI
stmssof 'thsi daysMtiert tried mei's sduTs'
may be. saved. from that oblivion Which
Elsihharlxlse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,hem:s
. In ce'asrts6k with his Subject ne cal
Che public atsei,i6a.t to thu Gommunira,ior
insrelatiou to .EIfay's station."r.ItwHf b..
,seea,1hat spine TING ago an ,cffyrt.was
made hys:Puhtc subscriptions: TO erect.a
ef%enhinent to the, uiesDory of the. men WHO
feH iat, that place; il. our Revolutionary:
sffngeie .Tl..w"rk has been delayed, but
n abandoned; and we trust, thar it viii
now :iccaFricd' To lis consurnna,ion. We
appeal TO tfHe He"tro'isM NJ the pieopls mid
g are not prepared 10. believe, that, ,l,ey
'MllLffluse dis small ,ri!:n'd to. chic sa;I;nt
and mirhty dead" :, :: :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02

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s-slots.edby,a seraes pf. successes p. tV.the WIG
Sssryoffthc "t..tnws,. aud. the cnptufe,6s
{ :!Co.hwtfis: For iis:gailantry, and. hptve
~ on that occasl94,: Conssess voted Col.
!. rpkens II SWORD, and imglediatey after
.Na'ais he was .appomted brisaaief general.
: :lftSr this battle joined Gelr.
!Ees9e,' who Was pursued ny Corn%aiih'
aoa made. one tf tire irSst skiiful aud tor
+. .%tutfnte retreats. III the History!o' the country.
:. The rensol why t%.elicrihli tcRcns happened
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
=: Yours, very Respectfully
.'tSiGhttD Wy. y: DRAKE,
-l.eriiiy.t het, No. l. aud n" =. are true
Test: a lAfKSoN, Jr:.

r I h moi intepl, (saia Nh C., in wha, j
propose to shy, So crmment On the ch;saetcr
or il,c. timatIlge Of ibis 'extfairdi.Inry lcicr.
has exti,edlln, my b6sonl HIT one. feeling
that of pity far de Weakness Of lis author,
contempt Gr It's: menace, and haniIaiion
tl'dt one occurvinH tleott.S whichhc does.
'shontIIrldnr hi'nSr!!fina 81 aa,ion a .inwo;r-
lily of hisGSa!iGd s%tption. .Mnr.,o liutend
70. invoke. !ltte. interpretation >5fihe Senate to
protect. thy. privilege ntlaclcdao Il Senator
from. one oft,e sovereign Safes nf.l,is Cn,.
ttderdcy, .wbich TITS bechI iii: my
'l!crson.. Il SeeI no atits del,ml my. jni-
%vifeges :.au'l, So fat:: from. bddihS in,imilaiea;
/ shall. be onibofdchcI to ex3rcss n, ,sc]f with.
arca,ef Fractional If Ii0ssilia t%a'dcinoi1oea l,c'
Corruption ofliic .Administr; hon, prrhe vio-
.latio,iot fhe;;la,vs, and af;tlF, constitution, in
coiiseqneptc f::tinis 'qllcnl;s 10. ~resttaitr the
free exercise Of the right 'of expressing NV
ppiniohs upon nh. ap!ic;ci$, CONSERVING ille
.poblc:- interests. sec.frod tnImt.lv .il,e .con-
s~!i!n,ii, / lcdvetoihc Sena,r4o.drrcrtnine,
What measures she preservation of lt.eirpwn
privirr2es tIcirau'l:: i.
Much less ITO %Lintcn,l to cUnruiv with the
request, or demand, .nnulf ..et4nr, ..lsnanf:
tEas no place between equals, and 1.tafImy-
self within my r~ons,ituu0iaT privilege, at
least f1ualto b e.Chiaf Ms.' ,inrsclr.
1 us a i"glsiaibr' 't'" .>csligatt
ana Nr"nou"" ,iu. ta con-
~ trniyiiri.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
GONGEI,SS

, Sinceo', last repd,l, the llousc has PISS
ed lhc Resulatiu'. that Slaves have no, tho
sfightot p%e1ilion. unth.r The. Cnn.,iiulion.-:
We have 5" repeatedly afud,dto the sub
jJcct of AI,o!i,idn,. that we will -not.Tow
make more .tl'4nia remask.: We warn eur
readers against, III" t%clusive; hope, that dny
:actna- of Coh2.s4Sa Will &iyS- S.curit,y II. nuM
The 'pu!rlic nlin,l in the nom
::Slavel,nding STATES is now running in u
stronger current agains. us shan, M any form !.
.trpcri"I, Ave mus, build or. hopes alone
'npdn. ,hn:s,e,t hearts aud united coulscls
Of our own'rrorIc:4. -. :.
Air. Whitney, it srcms,i is ahou, coming :.
OF: with the honors Of a cp,,fn,ror in',ha
contest with: wise airL. Pes lolt. lie 1las
nnauased. to make himself Tin. ;,rhsci. aud
these. Hon Gentlemen. are. now Oh. their
triaI.for: lii. assault Which ..hcy:com,nis,ed
upon hii!!s vhel. hc.wa!s a Witness. before.
%r!a1ni:: The- official orsa9s Say. That there
is:a preity:senrrai di,ImAitioe. in the iiause
tosnsthr, Bent'tn.. WHO disputes III. Mhch
.dil uIs::ma..oriiiy refuse 'oh:.ehe,cc .to The
Will o ftt&ir sovrrisn master!. .Mr::Whii-'
.nsy:has' suddenly become a.tefy.C aito in:
purity. anl:thc cry of persecution. rersseu. /:
t;or. IS: arteIhp!sd:'to be goi:np' from QUO
end. or tile eoaahy' to file other. Yes! this,
unworthy man who has for years been
skulkhis :from:,,he justiee'of! the. country
and. WHOM: his friends, by bold and att
ftl maninuyra, uave. nsdiin s,fatcret from.
.h~atpunishiiicnt - which. was pciaAiIg.. over.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
...AN6THER RIOT. ANDMoR

" " MY EonK, Feb: III
Another riot and mQb.has.. dissraced,nu.
city. The following latice wa: eAtcnsiye;
ly putaishetk au SaturdaJf . :
rBREAD,, M.EAg.i. RENT, FUEbi. y,
THEIR PAGES MusTsCpME:noWN
= zhe noiet: Of the f'iopis sh,dlJ be heard; :
- .aha, ,siH pfsaaai!,:
. The People will neer in ihe; Park; Rain
or Shine, NJ. 4.o'Glock.- ou..M ohday after
Noon ITO inquire into the cause. of:thc present.
anexanhpkd Distress, .aud.to devise IL suita:
bile. reniedy:. All 'fienas.o OF: 'MmdanitJ, de
-termiiicd to resist M%oIopeIiS,s and. Iixtor-
-rioMers.' are-inyitedtQ artend..
::mosis JistEsi -. 2. GoRnAM,.. /:
'.P:'4lELLD, -. MINDr;: =.
d. A...ReBjSsoS,:. "A: Nflir, Jr, -.
:. W:.iihrwAKp. ..:9H F.. CxASE.
New York, Feb. 10. lss7.:.. ~
-.-. = .-,;.
+. THE E3ytehing.Postih ssgrticuIar. Spoke in
c~omnLendafioii of the ISeecing, and it. as
fearcdIlry MANY ofour. g6pf cujrcns eha, it
would eiiuse aHriof. {. FOCAL the pohalacc
together ali spasolf Ike represents wlr.,r
IlIc'w hole poor. of tire ciIy:are Suffering, OH
the subject of Bread, peak Nell cnlfulated 10
Eint!smee. their Passions. Ala meeting uas
N ss@6lsad MI s .#fr fs "a az s;i y 7hsa sY5sl Is sss
1Gtye NIT. heard, hut we.prrsnmc ,iiuyaid
not :recommtid y #Iot,-1snch, ..hsweVsr.
w'sthe ciert). As >aon us'tiic mcetins dis
solved, many uf the persons present 'assein-
bled, together and repaired TO iJi Hart 6,
Cos. Store IN Waslin. ton, near Co,AiIand
Strcct, where ,iicy congr1%as,I inta 81 iar:
audible nrnb> 1t is well k1lowu thar MIR.
i!nrt although ~only.;ln agent, HAS his ,larae
stores tiled wish. several theus;iud Ibis. Of
if"uG-tlIcy sooR demolished Krr nuurs :nd
.hcSan. turning the: barrels of Hour into the
street; breaking i'll. the head. and tI1te,ir q
the contents to The Winds. .So6nc wcra,tn-
gagged III. rolling 1t away .olh3is in filling
'tileir har:s midIhoXes. astl rtfnnHs whit
III. every hfrcttioii..' Most of. it,. however:
was:ti!rown.inio fle street, aud opposite K,
the store t.he. flour WAS knee deep. "
"A great humber iii ha,rcIs,iof lotir were
r9Hed ont of tiH,. so<:nnI. story Windows and
dashed to lions: AfhG irUlIh had entire pos
session of the premises iitil;7 e'c1tE.. The
ponce officers. 10 rte nui.Ibcr Of n tloIeu or
two,'Irpairhd 70 The :spIl;;. lru were hrivsp
OIL WIN .sdn4 ..ihjury- We were Silent
spectators ipr, a.conoiAeraiiIe portion nf the
tine. until tyc:li0ttred, as. we thought, a.
!av3rahln Opportunity, and With*a few:eiti-
Iens .aru,nd us. undertook t6 arrest iY,c:
pirsSrEss 81 the mob. We were, however.
so lew in tisulhcrs that nn a: fight which
.l;rStcua isw tnpllentx, we were ycry Tough
'ly. hatiditdhy the .mal,, :nmd were foy,upatc
to escape With rife aud limb..:. Ti,ey were.
SO faf &s.HSc could observe. The whole of
them Foreigners. From lIryiao otc him:
drGd WcrS active athletic nin,, .,;.. I.o;.
utnOv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-02
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':""xNT. Dc. armed o.. .au:. p,vutr,u ui
On" ..Y..,' alld tw'sni> .ivcrcntS ,rrarre, ior
Miici thu. citizen. may my acciyc.a gram
in fec SIMPLE: After be- has ;!n:tdc: Ills pyr-
chase, t1nler aI'ldrilyntlii litcn<o> llac p.ir:
chaser: HAS TO cn,iply with the condition ~
settlement and rultiNi!lion,. and musr within.
the i"rioti Drive years, :,rhyeto lbc.Sati,f,nr.
1idn'o! the. r a@is,sr and Receiver. wi,b az:
made i:i"ii> %judriaf officers, Il coulrIiaifr
wil4:!llcse. coniti'ioiis, before he can receive
h%fs-'yle {. ainl. if be f,i1c,l 10 COMPLY, ky ac.
rident or o,hcrwfsi. lie %iorfcitS. bis monty
snd.ih! 4;n!.. L stated ihat this was rvln'
NAL ihtrcasc'of. The price Of I!uhfic la6ls,io
ihc.artuaI settler; 50 much 50, tbx'.anv 50.
her. s'Ih''ei q'Hr would prefer /" s%iS;'iim
spec'iafnrs two dollars Jnr.acrG for. IT
Tie sau,c:inalilv, ! 1ving.i6cG dvfrn,hcnt
one dollar aud twenty five ccA,sfora licc2,Se
with these upprcssive. condaiqhs-. :.
Living established lhi. point, / t'ren:,int
%'driook To show ,lnnl .itANssil4 incrcisc vast
ly the pswcE0f ,r,e. Geyerhmcn Uf the new
SIht@ss f''4sey chnsc to cxGrcisrihis patron.
lage' Tor POLITICAL pIi.roscs... .Thlt.Jhev
would s"Atr it,. we haze ample. ,ra6f n
The past. eondiict N thu AImifis,rd,i6n.' ana
in The .priurip G. which has been openly
fayoWcd by .i's frirhil;... Afirurr Senator
from New.Y York. l,i.ii in the 'cnnfil.ucn Of
i!e parry. and NOW Chief .Nli6i-ifait nfiila,
Stn!c: .~had.npcnly avewcd. .'inJ!is. Ilicc IN
thi<flnhr. thai rilho Victor hclnng: the spills.
Tor WHICH he VIA re .rima dcd, nj tic time
Nv the Senator from NlpsSarilusoti~; TNtr.
Webster } IN Il imc!Hncr worthy. of MS. dis
ilnguishcd. talents. Assuming; ti,rh, that
'hr power would he exercised with 4. view
I" ppliiic;h Influence, | shnwclllilt il would
'plncr'a Sast nn,mbcr Of citizens of: the new
Stncs, rrobahlyNnGf less Han. one huirhcL
'lInushna. in condition of complete di p"A,l.
!eilte on tin. Receivers, qild OF vassala.r to
ftlres4-oreninleGr.
These are the scn,imrhts which I deliver
cl on Il inrnlcH occasion, and Which | now
%rciteraic 10 tlii. full cXIcnt-pmiliinn ntlhiny
itii1 *. mh'Grial. as cohncclcd.wiun 4Er' trt;rr
'nt ihc: f'rrsidcm ; ana Tor The; delivery of
which my privileges rs. j senator. and rllo;c
Oi tins body have been SO grossly our ,'.cd.
Mr.. Grnmlv npd Mr.. Walker rn>o and
stated that they lntheen attentive !r<tr."rs
durihS..I The, dcldte alrhaed Ia iy III I'4.Si:
dents. tcitcr, aud c"rrnbJLate,! the tnr Get
ness. of Mr.. :CalluunS. statement of.wiiat
ilGt'ml slid on tlat occasion :.'.'.
Mr.. CALHOUN. then safl. Ilrii he was graft
fed al What had been ,said.: nu1 flat. MI
might. how. src, from ihnir: statemem and
IA iacqu!csccpce of. OILERS wlai it'll .aap ,c
). the presidem had for tie outrage ul,en his
InivIrce a,:anii THAI Of The StiiNr.. iini' Es
applying laisnasf 10 hi,n. v1icl, is ,icver
usciin intercourse .bHtwcfn GclftlGmen:..n and
tbciier' snitcl- TO the pAriicils of: Billings
pate 4lHn to the maislons Of the Chief Mag
%is!rate: -.
q. u,.x1J - n r - = H
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VETO

!: The President Of tbc Uni,od,Siates has
diSaPpr"ied' The Opinmn of. tic Military
toaEt ut Frederick. upon. The causes of tho
delay 'p The Campaign. against. TIKI. Creek
inffsts@" :fhis is precisely: in character
VIM The man, N he thar Knows General
'Ii"kspn, did. net know, When the Count
was convened: as well. as now, 'tla, if
at s'nnld; dore think far itSciC. i,Ae,ild re-
cctse hia displc assure 'T>hc:l!.d, has gone
accon'mg to:lag and EVIDENCE, and after al
most ,sarefu1%aa lal,orioiis Investigations.
has acquitted Gen. Scott; aud ty: The way,
cast n nn'ri'cd ccn,lfc opnn Gen. Iesup, Tor
his ntnintlloriScd: Ai:.slandCrolTs. letter 10
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up,lhy ef. lmita.pn;-t,,ie ereau:Grc fl
ST Iohns.N B~.sGInxnrls eftiheen h!unltcd
.harrrs Of flohr were desiroyed.::::A "A. majority
Of uhe; flour mf!rclaDts.Me *. INSURED: .1ps!cal
however. mfaisine.thc price, LinpanHyrosc
above allstvhrice ,uhd the'prce was lcsseTctE
such: exappfes are rare. and speak well for
ale'chardeier Of ST. JOHNS. ..:....-.