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TROUBLES IN MISSOURI.

MORMON IhOUbLES In MiScOthi.
Al arrival at ST. Louis, from above, con
firms the reports which were previously cur.
rent of the burning of Daviess courthouse,
nos, Office, and store BY the Mormons. II
.stated that the Governor had ordered oui
1000 militia and that volunteer compa-
mes we're rapidly being organized to march
10 the scene Of action. The Mormons are
sad to be daily receiving accessions 10 their
numbers by emigrants from Canada.
ADDITIONAL PARTrcuLARs.-The Mis-.
souran Of the 9Th ult., printed al Fayctte,
gives the following additional information.
A company was to be organized in Fayelte
on the morning Of the eth. -
SsowDES's, Ocr. IS, 1898.
sR: News has just reached Us here that the
M1rmons have attacked and cot 10 pieces Cap.
nin Bogard's company of so men. except three
Of ouf who have escaped. They say the Nor
mon force is 300 OF 400. Richmond is threatened
ssnight II you can spare them, wish you 10
S,iail tvo or three companies OF troops and re.
pair TO Richmond with all speed
Yours, 10 haste,
GEO. WOODWARD,
Aid 10 General Parks.
Tfrfa
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'a'rc Pearls Tho New York Star
" We have just been shown. by DR..
sn'wanger, a large sized aud most beau
m'lye pearl, Of a perfectly spherical
land slight tlngc of rnsc color, weigh.
10 less than five and five ayleen,hs
as which would be worth IN England
|" II was taken from an oyster, from
ODDS IN the Delaware river. Also, two
~ OF a still more white and beautiful
~ and equally exact m spherlclty, from
sane quarter"
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CDarInffR
Friday, November 23, 1888,

1--WE are requested to say, tina, Col. VIM.
Grcr declines being a candidates for the Office
Brigadicr General.
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FROM THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT, NOV. 5

FROM THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT, NOV. D.
we congratulate the Public upon the sic.
nal punishment which, under the Registry
Law, the City Court, on Saturday last,
awarded 10 person convicted of the high
offence OF obstructIng another in the exer.
else of his right OF suffrage. Geo. McCru.
chy was indicted for an assault and battery
on Boyce Sutton, and for an a,temp; to pre-.
vent him from voting, and, the facts being
clearly proved, was convicted and sentenc.
cd 10 pay fine of 500, and to be impris
oned for three months in the common jail.
Ehls 10 the first case which the Court had
been called to try under the new law. and
they remarked, IN passing sentence, that,
for this reason, they would fix the shortest
term OF Imprisonment and the smallest fine
which the act allowed.
we understand that i, was the expecta,
ton of MT. McCruchy and his counsel that
the offence would be considered only com.
mon assault and battery, and the punish
men', if-ary, would be, as heretofore, only
nominal, or very light. Hereafter II will
be esteemed, in Baltimore, as it ought al.
ways to have been, an offence of more than
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NR. LEE having been unayoidably disdp
~ pointed in his visit 10 Charlotte, informs the
citizens that he will be here 10 December.
Noe o. 1888,
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Raleigh and Columbia Road.-The Sub.
scrlbers 10 the Stock of tins Road assembled
at the Office Of the Raleigh and Castor Com.
pany, on Monday last, for the purpose of or.
gan cation. Col. WIN. Robsrds, of Gran.
vile, was called TO the Chair, aud Weston
r. Gales appointed Secretary.
Judge Cameron, on behalf of the Com.
missioners appointed TO open Books Of Sub.
scrlption al Raleigh made written Report
stating that three hundred thousand dollars
had been subscribed in the Stock of said
Company which being the amount requir.
ed by Act of Assembly, to secure the Char.
ter, and majority Of SAID Stock being here
represented, The mesllng, on motion Of L.
Is. Freeman, Esq'r. proceeded to elect, BY
ballot, a President and five Directors 10
manage the concerns Of the Company. The
following gentlemen were found to have,
each, majority Of the whole number OF
votes cast, and were declared duly elected,
VIZ: George W. Mordecai, President /;
Duncan Cameron, William Boslan j. W.
Hawkins, Charles Manly und Thomas P,
Deyereuy, Directors.
The Company then adjourned, to meet
again in tbs City on the first Monday IN
June, 1890 Raleigh Register.
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'lnoifrS. ~ A bout four weeks since the
"a jury Of faIabusha county Mlssls.
y returned bills Of indictment against
'u'S gamblers. A letter from Coffee.
: .he seat # Government of the county,
"''oed The Louisville Advertiser, states
we desperadoes had assembled in tue
''y OF Grenade, armed with shot guns,
'e Knives, and pistols, aud declare their
,nlnat'on To stand 10 their ground and
" Ihe process Of the court, or weller Ia
blood, One or two unsuccessful At.
'' had been made Ia arrest them. but
'' last adylccs the sheriff of the county
NFpafIng to move on them with force
en' TO overposer them without blood.
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Cotton.-Sales in this place at 8 to IL.
Al Augusta, 8 TO l2B principally l24, a
fall OF crnt. A, Columbia, stol2l. At
Macon, 10 TO l2l, At New Orleans, TO
IA. AZ Charleston, sales 1000 bales, Of 9
to II cents. At Mobile, - TO Is, priuc.
palIy at 10 TO ll4.-Fdy. OBS.
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Hiseonsin.-We learn that the Wings Of
WISCONSIN Territory have a majority in
the Legislature as well as the Governor.

Melancholy Shipirreck. was noticed
a few day S since that vessel bound to Que.
bee had been lost of the mouth Of the Cha
lcur, and that II was feared many lives were
lost. The mail brings the particulars Of
THIS sad disaster. The vessel was the Col.
borne, from London, with cargo estimated
at the value of 100000. Forty passen.
gers are said to have persisted. There was
7,000i IN specie, which It was expected
would be saved.
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Fi.lM an NEw YaRK o.zErrl

we believe We have carried The State and routed
The common enemy thoroughly, but five have fail
Cd OF doing so, no doubt can for one moment rest
upon tho mind Of any intelligent nap how 1t has
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ordinary magnitude TO obstruct voter 10
the exercise Of his suffrage. By the earles,
election law, the persons of voters were ex-
empted from arrest for debt on the day Of
election; but Of what avail was this provi.
sion when brute force could be employed TO
prevent men from votlngl we trust that
the fate of Mr.. Geo. McCruchy will prove
warning TO all others of like disposition in
future.
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The Northeastern Bounddry.-The pro.
posed survey of the boundary line, under
the authority of the Government of the
State oil MAINE, has actually been commen.
ced, under the direction of Mr.. DEANE.
The persons employed are accompanied by
party Of Indians, and were seen at MAZDA.
waska IN the beginning of the month.
Thence they proceeded up Inc Grand Ry.
er, crossed the portage to the Rlstieouche
River, and descending thence, they proceed.
ed 10 the imaginary highlands, near the
River ST. Lawrence, where their operations
commenced. The Fredericton BRUSH
Gazette expresses satisfaction a, finding
The object OF this commission Of survey to
be nothing more than to ascertain, by actual
examination, the practicablily of running
the boundary line according 10 the consiruc.
ton Of The treaty Of Client and ADDS, bat
Il we're 10 be wished that such an expiora.
ton had long ago been made--a measure
which nigh, have Invested the question Of
lis present difficulties. -Nqt. Intel.
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1eras.-lntellIgence from San Angus
tine, under date Of 9Th October, states that
the Indians aud MexIcans threaten another
hostile movement against the white settle,
ments. General RUsK had thought proper
TO order out two hundred fighting men, in
addition 10 the number already in the field
"a force deemed amply sufficient TO check
further depredatIons, and put an end to hos.
tlltles.
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IL IS with pleasure We announce 10 cur Wing
friends this week that the Empire State stands
diseniLraed. The Sab.Tfcssury has received
its death blow aud Mr. Van Burcn is instructed.
The Wings have elected their Governor, msjo
iiy Of the Members OF Congress, 50 certain out OF
i2s members TO the lower house Of Assembly and
or out Of Senators elected this year, thus en-.
surIng Wing Senator to Congress.
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ana 10 war against system which affords
him his Only chance of escape from poverty
will not magnify the advantages of such
an institution as have suggested, bv pre-
tending 10 believe that il might be necessa.
ry as security against determination, on
The part Of the moneyed interest, to take
care of itself, aud leave all ether Interests
10 do the same. am satisfied there Is nv
danger of that. The moueyed Interest is
also the commercial interest, and IT derives
from credit, in all its forms, benefit TO the
merchant, which fully indemnihes the mo-
ney holder. Besides, am not sure that
there is not law of the human mind which
will never permit mankind to rest in the Use
OF permanent standard Of value. II never
has done so, and never will. Opinion, in
obedience 10 the passion of gam, Will work
a depreciation BY some means or ether
Men may thus cheat themselves into a be.
lief that they are getting richer and that
which all are eager enough 20 believe. all
are readily brought 10 believe. Nor is this
deception without its advantage. II sup.
plies activity 10 the stimulus of hope, and,
at The same tine, suggests caution against
imprudence. Under lie influence, man
seems TO find his wealth and his expenses
increasing pcri paSsu. He presses on with
cheerful alacrlt, III pursuit Of independence,
nothing doubling his ultimate success, Il he
can but bring economy in AID of industry.
Il must, doubtless, seem idle that should
thus discourse TO you, sir, on a subject which
you understand so much better Than |. But
10 this instance, | acknowledge thai am
addressing others through you. LIT me
hope, then, that these remarks on the Phil
osophy of Banking, may not be considered
more out of place hero than were the So
phisms they are mean, to expose. when de-
,vefed, by way of lecture, 10 the Senate of
the United States. Presuming on al ex-
ample so illus,rIous, may perhaps resume
the subject.
x-rl c-rr,.
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md m a negro woman md , children,
NJ. Elza. Sinh and Ben.
BUTCEEE3RENG.

'E7ilE sabscubrr respectful
IT, 1 " informs the cit.zens Of
TsSV Charlotte thar he intends 20
u Commence BuTClIERlNG
- s'ddlr d August, and promises Ia
+ The cuizsns three tunes u week sllh
r. BEEF. lie hopes BY Gloss attention
0leacss, aed the desire TO please. to en-
Z h'n-cll 10 lil,efal STARE IT patronage.
NJ = ALEXANDER.
Asgua !, ls3s iOG.Y
M. Persons eau be supplied w,lh fresh
r. a. IhC ringing Of Capt. Neoly's Tavern
u u sunrise.
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1rlrE 0f NoRrn CAROLINA

aEcKLrNguaG COUNTY,
/ n 81 Pieas and z .arier Sessions, Jal,
Term, i@3s.
|i,br & Chafia,
r.. }on-inai Attachment.
EamJ rcler
bud me CarttaIl Wagon md harness,
lhrec trucks uud shcit ontcnls.
4 sggeari % lha satisfse',on ~ re Csar,
: -, tn d, sspd4rt i an inhastiaat Of parts
Is,sars Orsersa. ihtssfors, tia. Publication b.
3. "a t.cAs N the nAfl0l,c josfual. ias the
Csa J Trisr % sPpsat al the neat coari o.
/ !. ssc Qniifr Sessions, 20 be held TO- said
\ 4. riae Coursbao.s ia CHagloslc. 80 shs tih
1ali 10 . iobcr resl. aad shrn and ~ ~ plea
~ s,y. o'arsw,ss Itigmeni BY Gslsua wiii bc
81 ~ him.
Wss,s rtiY Osiss. Clerk NJ our sasd Court
a.. it 80 Muad4y sf July. \. D. t-.ls.
B OATES. q c. e.
Pee w t,,a t4l5
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TERMS:

r,ro DOLLARS. Il paid 10 advance.
60 Dollars and fi.ly Goats, If not paid within
ne months. s,, .,;i a..
y. ,,per discontinued until all a-rearagcs ar,
y .,re,, al the option Of the Editor.
-. Advertisements inserted at One Dollar pei
-, No liars ar tess, fAis sissa type tor III,
J, O.er,icn, and Is eeEts Iof zach continuance
/ ;, .dyerl,,emeals and Sher.fis' Sales charged
!, real. hghtr; and deduction OF 335 pei
IN be made rom tho regular price,. Tor I'D
~. b, the year Advertisements ordered IN
,a.ids every put.scstsua--oF inserted others
[',.gqlarly, 10 be chang as new every insertion
AGENTS.
cslR. NJ Cochran. Meeklenburg, G.
-, IA Harris. Ma Grove. N. q.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

Au5OsF. sun sun MOONS PHASES
l.}s. lrises. sets.
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Strong Facts in regard TO Horse Rae.
ing.-A writer IN the Louisville City Ga.
ze,te, thus tersely presents tins matter;
Races, it is SAID, improve the breed of
horses. And what if they did, If they de.
grade the breed OF men. But | dpuln the
truth of the position. Some few startling
or Stubborn facts are on the other eide.
never heard Of races in Arabia, yet the best
horses and the best blood in the world are
there. The great racing stock of England
and America came from the blood of the
Godolphin Arabian. There are no races
IN New England, yet the New England hor-
ses are worth IN this country from fifty to
hundred per cent. more than southern
horses. The horses for the plough, dray,
saddle, stage, coach, or gig, IN New En-
gland, would bring under the hammer far
higher prices in racing sections of the coun.
try, than their own horses. Racing only
/ improves the breed of race horses. | was
told in Virginia, by the stage drivers, that
their best horses were brought from YER
mont and New Hampshre-the Green
Mountain horses are the best in the country
for symmetry, strength, tleeiness and en-.
durance. Yet there is no racing in New
England. Racing, then, is surely not es.
scnilat 80 make good horses"
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Every thing grows so fast in the neigh,
borhood of Philadelphia, according 10 tho
Ledger, that farmer who placed his coat
upon the fence in the morning found BIRDS
nest with one cgg in IT at night
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,TlTF or NORIHcAROLINA,

"lcKtNNHiRG COUNTY,
pc Pieas aad Qsar'cr Sessions, Jsiy
Term. SIS.
l. Nas.ey, adnr. on
S@- Missy decd Original Attach
l. C Cm., y. IN ~
.. aa5 las. u. Ctais.
s'lst m negro woman md 3 children,
"a: Ebzs, sarah aad Ben.
h sa7cN,eE to ~ sa'isiacitya u tie Court.
3 ~ lps dsfrndsH's srs Has inhabitants II thi.
- q &r,S tttsfatt. iist pahlsealana b. n'ad'
st't', tse thsrhafe Jparaal Sc ihr ssad d
sssaa. a..ear IS TIA uea' Court II Peas and
/ - Screens n = hetd - said cpvsi 8, III
sasiag ia Cts'iasss. an lht 4 s Aorasy in DC.
~ rr nd 'hsa ard gse'e plead or rvplssv. o
fse wagment b asgAah s,ll be- sassssd a.
0ea
,. n+s'y nNss Clerk n otr sntd Court
/ DO ih Woadsy e taly s. u. I-ss.
Il. OATES, q. e. G.
r. rs 81 ,&ls
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To Jetrs and GcRfifes!
competition IL thc life OF Trade.
READ on!

READ on!
ia hay ipsi torrtysd mar expected snpplv
!" Drugs N Medicines, Which
~ n't ascot utus asnt a. W. ea~ aiist 70
: ''ep's fr''h and gtastse Nsdieipss. loser than
= nave ever hseu .eld in isis Plsee We ~'''
= additional HaPpi,,s evsr' twa OF three
ai7' We wish our iiltnd. and safaiss too
'i'"ine our stock, Al ldsfs aud ittserp,
''-' + 81 nrti vHh prompt ansnfIgH
"fay's Ointment ias: received.
WILLIAMS & BOYD.
'A''loti', July n. 1898 iiaI
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A FRIEND OF STATE RIGHTS.

The Editor OF the New York Herald, in
one of hIs recent letters from London saws;
" A new mode of apply ing steam has been
invented, which will do away with horse
power entirely on canals. Or the day Of
the launch last week, small boat was pass.
ing and repasslng the river, without pad
dies or sails. She had high pressure
engine on board and there she went
through the water puff, puff, puff, puff, with
out indicating any other symptom oi mo.
tive power, or ever single ripple disturbing
her course.
at seems that she has under her bottom
single paddle, 10 the shape of a screw,
With one turn only. To this screw IS giy-
en- roiatory motion by the steam engine.
and ITS motion propeis her through the
water, without creating single ripple
on the surface around the boat An exper-
itnent was made last week on the Surry
Canal, and II succeeded beyond all expecJa-
tIon saw the little boat my self moving
like living creature over the dirty bnsom
OF the Thames. There is now NJ doubt of
the entire success of the plan, and ~ less
than couple of years expect TO see the
whole line of the Erie Canal navteated by
steam power, without iGjGnug al all us
banks. Doe such steamboat as | saw could
take tram Of thirty canal boats, at speed
( Of six miles an hour"
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gentleman of fortune whose money
getting talents had been but little aided bv
an early education, was told that the small
pox was prevalent, and he exclaimed
i" Well declare, DR.. R.--shall assassia.
ate oil my children thus very day."
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AGENTS.

clR.N. Cochran. Meeklcnburg, y. G.
~. " Harris. MiA Grove. N. q
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THE FRIESDLESS.

rmafkabte how n single word, unaffected.
sa' wiz sometimes reveal to us, more fuilv
alng'y 'han coad m,ny books, the deem
experience of human heart. No,
ssfienc OF ours invited small party oil
,Ieren from an asylum to spend an hour
say afternoon at his house, lin Bos-
manifested, each in the way that Ma
Ned or education allowed, the mos, ca
~ 1t was evidently rich trea, to them
ay state. 1t would have done any bo-
In geod to see and hear them.
as distributing amongst them the con-
4 sssSet OF oranges, he CHANGED to hear
~1'ie girls tell why Mr.. has invited rs
Is because we haven't any friends
- a friend come to see me for fire
= heaven. Only twelve years old, AMI
s'en The face OF one friend for five long
IA. aeafd many sad tale of orphlnage.
y. - - a'at We felt sympathy for the friend
.ss.e 'nese--,hat made s, palpable the
~ 'he long days and nights that heavi-
another, unen'ivened BY a single
RSy tone of one living being with
heiess can claim kindred. We
M 'nat We knew, c! old. something of
nr friends. and estimated. no, alto /
n''y' their joyous and assuaging in
49, 'ae pulses of the soul, bu, never be- /
s.a egard, or did our heart invo!untar,ly
81 'nem to itself with such a tens-
49, as since one slight and made
OF her unu,terab!e and tneIan-
mat God from his score. throne h.s
NJ lny kindly messages ani sacred
'e e the s,'stary aud farsakcu the
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01

ADVICE TO You've MEN-Show YOUR .ove for
your wife and vour admiration of her. not in non
sensical compliments, not in picking up her
handkerchief. in carrying her in !; nat though YOU
have the means, in hanging trinkets and baubles
upon her. not in max ng yourself feel by wink
ing at. and seeming pleased with her foies; but
show them by acts of real goodness toward her
fobiles; prove by unequivocal deeds the high val
ne you set on her health and peace Of mind; Ie;
your praise Of her 60 to the fules. extent of her
deserts, but let il be consisten. with truth and
sense and such as 70 convince her Of -our SINGER
i.v He who is the t',t.crer Of his wife onlv
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they need the sympathy of Heav en-, who have no
friends On earth! and how pleasant the angels
of consolation to pay their unobtrusve and peace
laden visits to the children Of loneliness and sor-
row.
Would it not repay US richly, ay, thousand
fold, if wa would open doors moro frequently
to those who have no home, and distribute our
kindly sympathes, which are, indeed, the bread
OF life, more freely to those who hunger and thirst
for words of friendship and looks of affection and
tenderness.--Christian Register.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01

Importance of ONE Tose.-In Halifax conn
tv, ~ Carolina, tbs Wings lost their candidate
by one vote; and in Clark county, Mlssoari,th
lost their candidate by two votes. circum-
stance this, from which, We hope, every whig IN
the State of Ohio, will take warning.-Spring-
field o. Pioneer.
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A HAPPY MEErINo.--We were much amused n
day or two since on tho Levee sec the nee ting
OF n couple Of darkies, one a drayinau, the other
a fireman on board the unfortunate steamer Oro-
noko at the time she blew up. The draynan had
supposed his old cilum was among the blown.up,
md manifested his joy at seeing him alive and
we'll in the following manner:-"Wy, WV, !opk
'ere, is dat you. Sam? Is dat really YOU, now.
and is you alibe?"--"Dit is l. alibe and kicken"
swell, declar', is oberjoiciiod see you.
Wy, does you knaw dat all cum to de conclu-
shum dat you aboard de Roarinoker when
she busted up Wasn't you of dem unforiun-
ate sufferers ?''--"WeIl, was--but den YOU
sabed myseli."--"I see you did, Sam; but look
here, how did you worb dat miracle ?''--"Can't
say to dat. You when de biler glib de
grand exploshIm, got wat de English call de
Irish hist. | RAIDER specls | went about mile
and quarter fore de shock stopped. Den land
ed in de water, and when gin find out dat l
liben mortal same you is. den struck out
fore and aft, and made for de shore. Bat gosh
almighty, wasn', I frghtiul niggcr--I ueci,r'
twas il God-send my hair didn't turn whi-e e n
de frght."-Hair! va. va, ya-I say hair. Bat
neber mind 's,utin' bout such pnts now. .'st
get my dray and go up to do carabet, AMI w III
take co iple of qartees all round for wa, dev
calls Cd Long Sam" So saving, the Two darkies
mounted on the dray, and went OIL their re-
ioicng Orleans Psckauae.
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EXPEDITION TO THE FAR WEsr-Tho PEP
pes !vocnte saws that The LIST Regiment of
Dungeons viii q ont early in the spring to ex-
plore the country along the eastern base OF the
Rocky Mountains. TO make treaties "f amity with
rhe Tn'ian tribes. and to ascertain ifthe hunters
Of the H rs N B " ,mpany have. as is reported,
invaded Americ IN ground by hunting on the east
Of the r ,cky Mountains.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01

Madame Vestrs. the dansc1se, who arri"ed 10
the Grea, Western, saysa N5rthern paper, Is to
receive s 900 for one hin lred nights per''rm-
ance at the Park Theatre. New York; 1850 for
thirtv-six nights at the Chestnut Street. Ph,la-
deIphia. and at the same rate for certain num-
Der of nights at the IIoli Ia, Street.
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\ smiling face msv represent . black hear.
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7oma.o Pies equal to tie fine English Coos
berry Pies.-The other day we partook. for the
first time, Of Tomato Pie, and were 50 much
pleased with the sreat, th,t eng ;ircd into the
mode of baking them. The tomatoes are SKIM
ed and siced, and after being mixed with sugar,
are prepared in the sa ne manner as other pies
The tomato is likely to become one Ct the most
useful of plants.-Springfeld Pioneer.