Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-12-29

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KENTUCKY The Legislature ofKentucky
met at Frankfort on the sd inst. In the Sen
ate, the Lieut.. Governor, Charles A. Wick
| life, took the chair as presiding officer, and
James Stonestreet was elected Clerk, L..
Bachelor Sergeant at Arms and j. j.. Vast,
Doorkeeper. 60
| In the House, n. P. Letcher CIV. was
elected Speaker without opposition; Tn. j.
Helm, Clerk; James Gray, Sergeant at Arms
and w. B. Holeman, Doorkeeper.
MIssIssipPr BANKs.--At meeting Of Dele-
gates at Natchez of several Mississippi Banks,
il was resolved to resume specie payments
on the first Monday in January. The Banks
concerned were the Planters Bank, the Agri-
cultural Bank, and the Commercial Bank Of
| |Natchez. &C Cincinnati .Negs
A CONCERT wITH a THoUsAND PEnFoRM-
ERs.-The New York Journal of Commerce,
| of Wednesday, states that on the evening Of
that day, at the Tabernacle in that city, the
great Union Performance Of Sacred music, with
a choir composed Of about a thousand singers,
many from Philadelphia, and other places at a
great distance, was to take place. Cincinnati
/ .N'etps.
A GREAT CARGo.--The tow boat Clinton,
Capt. w. Cornell, arrived at New York, from
lPoughkeepsie, with 2100 hogs, 5000 bushels
corn, 500 bushels oats, and other produce, the ]
aggregate valuation Of which was about
| 100000.
CAurIoN.--Three dollar counterfeits on the |
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terfeit Exchange Bank stamp upon them.
They are well executed--but can be easily de-
tected astbe paper is darker than the genuine.
Gin. .Ne,os.
Price's furniture was sold at auction last
Wednesday. 1t is said by the New York pa
pers, to have been of the most costly and gor-
geous description, rivalling what Benton saw
with the minds eye the East Room during
Adams time. s.. -
DEATH ur COMMODORE NrCHoLsoN.--We
learn from the Baltimore American that Com
snodoreJ. j Nicholson, Of the United States
navy, died at his residence, in Baltimore, on
Wednesday evening, of apoploxy, after q few
hours illness.
LEGISLATURE OF SouTH CARoIINa Bills
are now under deberation in this body to re-
move the capitol Of the state from Columbia to
Charleston: to take a census ofthe population
of the state; to give the election of Governor
tothe people, and to prevent the evil practice
fofcarrying deadly weapons. 81.
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We copy from the Kingston Chronicle, an
account of the execution of Won Schultz the
Polish General of the Patriots. He is said to
have made his will and lett $4,000, EI00 to the
families Of the men killedat Windmill Point.
| He expressed in a letter to the gaoler'swifeI
great contritionforh his conduct, and stated that
lhe had been duped into believing that the whole
| Province was ready to take up arms. 'ofon-
I 10 Erarsiier.
From the Kingston Cronicie, Dec. 8.
ExEcurIor OF Niles Won ScHuITz, rHB|
LRADER or THE AMERicAN BaIaANDs.---Thel
Warrant forthe execution Of this person afri-
we'd Ia town on Wednesday evening last, from
the Seat Of Government, addressed to the
Sheriff of the Midland District, On Tuesday
the common jail, and from thence at 8 O'clock
this morning he was taken to the glacis Of Fort
Henry, and there hanged.
The following letter is the only document
left BY Won Schultz, which is considered of any
Interest to the Canadian public:
Copy IN ss
Kingston jail, Dec. u, 1888.
1 When you get this letterI am no more. /
have been informed that my execution will take
place Tomorrow. May God forgive lem who
brought me to this untimely death. I have
made up my mind, and forvive them. To-
day | have been promised lawyer, to draw
up piny VIII. / wrote to you il, my former
letter atotif NV hodv If tho Qrit; at (S<,,,r.,,