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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14
TIE SrIRrr or RHopE IsLANn.

The SPIRIT or RHODE IsLAND.---
Resolutions have been introduced in
to the House of Representatives. Of r.
Island, by James +. Simmons, Esq
for resembling the resolutions adopted
by the General Assembly in January,
1s37-by which tho Senators in Con.
gress from that State we're instructed
to vote for the expungng resolutions
and instructing the said Senators
now to use their best exertions to pro-
cure the resembling Of the said cxpung.
ing resolutions by the Senate OF the
United States. These resolutions came.
up in the House Of Representatives on
Thursday the 25th ult. and after de-
bate IN which they were ably support.
ed by the mover, and other members,
we're passed by vote OF 33 TO Co.
Nat. Int.
['Thc walked wrath OF an indignant
people has began to manifest itself 500
ner than was expected BY the Expun-
gers when they we're committing their
vile depreciation upon the great charter
of the peoples rights. The spoilers
thought if popular Indignation ever
broke forth against their slavish net,
it would not be while they were upon
the theatre Of action--that party feel
ing was sufficiently strong in their be-
half to keep them from feeling the evil
of any storm that might be engendcr-
ed by the Expungc. They sowed to the
wind, and the whirlwind harvest bids
fair to be upon them before they leave
the place where the browning act Of
| their shama WAS cotsurnrnafed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14

where some of them are imbedded.-
He exhorted us to perscvere--and espe
cially TO prosecute our works Of Inter
nal Improvements, with n view of pro.
fling by our resources, digging for
ogr treasures, and bringing them to
market. Tho Lecture indeed was in.
tended principally to illustrate the mu.
tual interests Of Geology and Internal
Experimentation much they con-
tributed TO each others advantage
how much essentially the State would
be rewarded, by smoothing the way
between the riches of the West and
their appropriate markets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14
NEW FIRM!

SheeE> ~ V'insOisHefler,
ED ESPECTFULLY inform the inbab-
E6 itants Of Berkeley, that they have Ia
ken the stand in Martinsburg. lately oc
cupied by Christian ID. Wolff, Esq, where
they will carry on the
SADDLE, HARNESS,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14
second Supply.
HAmmE g. STEPHENS.

A RE again receiving and opening a
N second supply of Winter Goods,
comprising large stock Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14

IvidIng the means for military enter.
prise against the Province of Upper Ca
NADIA. On testimony forwarded from
New York, showing probable cause,
the Judge, after argument, held him
to bail IN $4,000 and security in like
sum. Mr.. Curtis Emerson offered him
self, justified and was accepted. Gen.
5. is bound to appear at the Circuit
Court of the Northern District Of New
York, the offence having been commit
ted there.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14

Poison IN oANDLEs.--It has recently
been ascertained, that spermaceti candles
contain large quantity Of copper. used
oy The manufacturers. TO give it blush
white tiat. Persons should beware how
they indulge the habit-which prevails
with many--of eating those candles, as
death may be the consequence. aleran
dria Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14

SLEEPY HAT.--" Please SIR said
a waggish urchin TO a dilapidated dan.
dy. " Is not your hat sleepy
Hat sleepy ? why, you saucy lit.
tie rascal"
Because it looks as though it had
not had nap for great while"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14

BORDER PATRIoTs The pseudo Pairi.
OTIS OF the Frontier have rendered them
selves justly obnoxious TO the whole Anne.
rlcan people. Their audacious violations
OF the neutrality of our country their
robberies OF our arscnals, and their whole
course, in fact, have made them to be
universally execrated. With the Cana
dams whilst fighting for independence we
might sympathise. but with the plunder-
ing maurauders on our side of the line,
there can be no such feeling. By the
way, il seems as il the Canadian war were
transferred 10 our territories. On.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14

At meeting Of the Democratic citi-
zens Of Pine Ward, Philadelphia, the
following, among other resolutions were
we're adopted.
Resolped, That we have been reluc.
family constrained 10 abandon all con-
fidence in the " honesty and fitness"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

DIED-In This place Saturday evening last, MR.
AMARIAH CUBBERLY, formerly OF Bsr,iag.on couots
New Jersey, and recently Granville Ohio,
43d year OF ms age; leaving widow and nie children
On Thou. before whom ev'ry knee mus, bow.
AMI tongue confess that all Thy Just.
Tho, who in wisdom Ia IN moved from earth,
The faithful Husband ari the Father kind;
Nouchsafe stay foods of anguish deep,
That nigh o'erwhe,m the mourning Widows breast;
When with a fearful she views her flock
Her tender flock assembled the board,
Where now, alas! no lonser he presides:
Whose waichful hat each supplyd;
And III the hour when wrapt in soft reposa,
They unconscious of the loss sustained.
And she but wakes weep.
Cause her to know that Thou Thvself will prove,
a Friend and Father in neediul iime
And grant that she may consolation find,
In resigaaton 10 IEty righteous tcH
Richmond, 10th mo. LIST. 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06
AN ORDINANCE prchibiti.s Hogs from nm
ming at large in kte Borongk of Riekmosd.

SECTION il aimed by the Burresses and Rorv..h
Council of IRE Borough of Rchmond public con
requires hogs sverv nj =.
and description We prohibited from rannng ars within
alleys lad
and is hereby declared unlawful for the
10 suffer such hogs swine large, the
ing hereby declared nuisance.
Ste 2. That If such hogs swine shall be nuad in
ANY . the anss, alleys Borough,
II shall be the duty High Constable such hoes
CT swine IN be taken Up and impodei, sold the
saes oiGsr within tares days altar beng
hs nfst caused The time and place Of such sale
'housh tae streets and Published abilis,
pay over 10 the Tfessrar Of the Borough amount
i"h soch SAFE after paying the necessary expenses.
foa0ed however nat ii person =, any lime pre-
lous TO ms day Of SALE on Of the
filgh Constable that either said hog, inn.
pounded belongs 80 said claimant shall he ,,w.d -
take the same by an the High Constable fifty e.n,s n,
each hog unpoundei and advertised for sale
skc j. That If psrsoa, persons shall ress. in ,x
manner the High Constable person persons hy him em.
Poyed, in taking mpoundag hogs or swim. und.,
the provisions of this ordinance shall break or on., IN.
pounj shall let hogs inc afts being 50 inn
pounded every perscn offending.
before the FIRST Burgess SHALL every offence forfeit
pay any exceeding ten, less than dollars
with costs of prosecution.
SEC L. Thai shall be the daty of High Constable
or swins taken up, impoand>d and sold under this ord
nance the price which sold. the expenses
attending the sale the said filed with the
Borough Clerk within week. and same asv the
balance exhibited thereon shall be paid into The Borough
Treasury.
Passed Oct. 9, 1888
J. w. GREEN, FRS; Burgess
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

DUBLlC SALE.--By virtue OF an order of the Wayne
Probate Court, will offer public sale the highest
bidder, the premises. between the hours of 10
O'Clock Saturday the third day of November 1885, the
following described real Lot No Block
No. 3: Lots No and in Block No. g. and part Lo,
No. in Block No. IL, in the Town OF Milton. Wayne
County, Indiana. On of said lots there
Die story dwellings
credit of and months will be given,
purchaser giving hs with approved security.
JOEL. HIATT, Guardian of Oliver Whits
infant heir OF Josiah White, deceased.
Oct. 6, 1888. SO
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

MARRIED-On THURSDAY, the ao,, ,,,;no bv J.dr.
). B. STANTON, MR. JOHN W. LEAGUE formerly OF
Baltimore, Marylsnd.so MISS ESTHER BULLA of this
vicinity.
Oh Wednesday evening last by the same MIR
EILWOOD BROWN TO MISS MARY ANN SMITH
al OF this borough.
-in Cen;resilie, the a5st. ni,imo, by Thomas
Doughty. Esd Ma DAvIp CRULL to Miss Anna PkircH-
ARD, bo.h ofCambridge City.
-On the 18th ultimo, b. Daniel Strattan. ESQ
Ma. john Seorr Mss Martha JANE wILLIrrs, all OF
this county
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

THE undersigned will offer public SALE Fiflhday,
Thursday the 18th of this inst, THlR TEEN LOTS,
adjoining Vest Rchmond; several OF which contain
acre. Others and less. They
~ the bank of Whitewater south of the National
road, fronting road and wide and convenient alleys
One lot embrac the bank OF the river large
titles of building and other which become very
valuable of the the immediate
borhood being exhausted Another has
comfortable house with well the door. The
whole pleasantly situated for building pasture lots
liberal credit will be for further particulars
qure of rhe subscriber, adjoining the promises.
ISAAC BENNETT
Tenth mo- (OctA 9th. 1898.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06
For the Richmond Palladium,

For the Richmond Palladium
THE DEATH OF MY DOG SKIP.
Twas on a bright and sunny day,
That l did slowly wend my way,
To Great Miami's pearly stream,
Whilst angling my constant theme.
For catching fish is my delight,
From early morn to gloomy night:
Yes, catching fish love full we'll,
And love too eat them a spell
But sure no bliss was ever known
To bud, to grow, and live alone
For pain its ugly gem will rear,
And spread its seeds both here and there
Wherever bliss is found TO be,
There pains offspring plainly sec.
But TO my tale-my tale of woe.
My little SKIP did with me go:
And ventured in the water deep,
And there did sleep deathly sleep.
However got his corse ashore,
And there viewed my friend once more:
Bot life had gone-the spark had fled.
And Skip lay numbered with tine dead.
Twas the loss of Skip alone,
That I, in truth, 50 much bcInoan;
For if the rats and mice should know,
That he is laid profoundly low;
(Tie that sought their lives by day,
And e'en by night did numbers slay;)
4 grand conclave they'd surely hold,
And each make each more cunning-bold-
They'd send their agents far and near,
And chick by chick would disappear
The old kline lusc ious milk and cream,
Would 90 like paper by the ream-
The apples, bread, and pies alas!
Would fall, too, as the bandits pass:
And things would topsey-turvey be,
Ii they but knew old deaths decree.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

We with pleasure give place to the following
letter from friend in Henry county, as it is a re-
cord of the fertility OF the Hoosher soii
Friends Holloway & Davis, ST this day assisted
in weighing the product of single plant of the
Mammoth Pumpkin, grown lot belonging to
Robert Harrison, of Spiceland. The whole wight
was Eteren Hundred and Iirenty.f Pounds
The weight Of each Pumpkin, was as follows
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06
A Small Farm at Private Sale,

SITUATED in Arlington township. Wayne county. Ia.
within miles Abingdon four of Cenireville AMI
of Rchmoad adjoining the lands OF Moses RobIns,
Zacharah Dicks, Others. containing nearly NINETY
about of which cleared and under fence WI N
build ngs nearly new and having small thriving apple
an peach orchard the premises Enquire OF the
scriber at Washington. D. L. RO"LE
October 9th. 1888. 39d
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

not tor what would benefit the country, but what
VIII be to promote the interest of the party
They fight, said he, under different banners. In
ONO, 1t Is. Wilson Shannon and Bank Reform.
trIotisn In Maine, the Boundary Line. 10 New
York, Loco Focoism, Fanny Wrightism and Inf
deity. And in the South, Notification. And
said he, fellow citizens, ii a fact that Ohio Is
the only State where they waging war upon
the State Banks--and here they are warning "a
ganst their own offspring. Gen. NJ. was listened
to. with great interest, as he once a jackson
man; ms able. interesting, and amusing speech
will long be remembered By those v no heard it,
Gov VANCE was called upon and made a few
remarks lie SAID he caine to see his young Wing
friends, and not to make speech. He is fine
looking man, has fine head, and looks like one
OF natures nobemen. The people are much at
tached to him as he is of them, and has come up
from among them, 10 be their Governor.
Several spirited resolutions were passed aud the
Convention adjourned.
large meeting held in the Court House
IN the evening, where many excellent, spirited
and eloquent addresses were made bv Young Men
from different parts of the State.
| The best feeling prevailed among the VIII s
and all were sangulne of the succ ess of the Wing
Ticket throughout the State by very large ma
jority.
| The number of delegates were not les. than
$500. and the number of people not less tina 6OOO
Men--they were real Republicans; intelligent,
and independent men.
The Wings cheered and enlv ened by the
Music of Eleven Bands from some Of the most
! important towns in the Sta,e. These excellent
Bands, in their splendid wagons, added much TO
the spirit of the day. Lorain County sent SIXTY
delegates, accompanied by the Elyria Band We'll
done for Lorain
From the immense number present at the Con
vention, we are led to conclude that PEOPLE
have determined to take care of themselves, anc
of the Government too
There were several distinguished citizens o
Ohio present, who gave most encouraging &C
counts of the progress ofREAL REFORM among the
people.
The necessity of UNION among the Wings wa:
: strongly urged upon them by the speakers
Several Interesting incidents occurred durin.
the speeches. which have not time TO relate
Many thanks due to the people of Noun
Vernon for the kind and generous attention TO TIL
delegates in attendance upon the Cow entior
, And we hope they may be rewarded by the sue
cess of the Wing ticket III 'old Knox on the 9t
Of October.
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For the Richmond Palladium
S'These are thy works Almighty God. The Uni
verse is full of Thee,

csc are thy works Almighty Cod The Uni.
verse is full of Thee.''
Where'er my weary footsteps tread,
see creations beauties spread.
I've the mountains cloud top rise,
And seem touch the STOPPING skies;
While round its base condensed and deep,
Norwegia's* waves forever sweep.
I've stood upon old oceans shore,
Have heard her wild angry
Have the flashing wave retire,
Stretched like a wall of liquid fire.
I've rode the deep when tcmpes. tost,
When Hope itself almos, lost;
When every that reared its crest.
Would bend TO fold rue its breast.
Eve stood upon Niagara's verge,
lave heard the sounding cataract's surge
Have stood awe wrapt to view it's might;
Nor could the darkening gloom of night,
Remove il from my wondering view,
For memory s.ampt the picture true;
Aud still to fancy's eagle eye,
Nagara's whirl is nigh
These sounds. these sights have pleasure given,
And lent my mind gleam of Heaven;
Blu, meier have felt in joys wild gush,
A thrill full of rapture rush
Across my fe lings waste;
As when in after years knels,
Before the Almighty's shrine,
When every throb my bosom felt,
My God iras thine. d. W.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having entered into co-parnership
for purpose of carrying the TAILORING BuSl-
NESS iii all various branches. they would respectfully
people of Richmond and vicinity
They hope their business merit and
receive share of the pubcs patronage Garments cut 10
order short Their shop is Mr.. Turner's
store stairs between the bank and store.
III. b. PAYNE,
l.. NICkERS.
Richmond. Oct 6. 1898 39-3m
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL De sold public sale on Saturday, the 9th
w instant. al the late dwelling house of Harmon Da-
property of said deceased: consisting
Com. field Wheat Oats. Hay. Farming utensils.
Household and Kitchen furniture and many other articles
TOO tedious 10 enton Sale 10 O'Clock.
a. Terms de known the cay OF sale. and due at
tendance will be given bv JOSEPH DAVIS. Admir-
October 9th 1888. J9-4l"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE Undersigned having taken out letters of Admins
the of Harmon Davis deceased, late of
Jefferson township. Wayne Indiana hereby notifies
all indebted said make Immediate
men; all those having claims against the will
Dresen, them legally Authenticated settlement,
one wear from this date The estate is solvent.
JOSEPH DAVIS. Admir-.
October 1tb 1919 39-4I>
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The following letter is from Van Buren, can
didate for Congress, in Philadelphia. Can any
Democrat swallow this?
''Mr. Bnns-I endeavor to moles, man with
my political sentiments; though dsdan to dis
guise them, however heretical they may sound al
this time of tide. IFI HAD BEEN CAPABLE
OF REASON AND REFLECTION WHEN
THE AMERICAN COLONIES TOOK UP
ARMS, SHOULD HAVE BEEN WHAT
is TERMED A TORY, NOR CAN l
EVER CONSIDER THAT AN APPELLA-
TON OF REPROACH."
C.. J. INGERSOLI.
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N%x%
Yours truly,

JOHN B. HESpERsoS.-The trial of this indi-
vidual came yesterday before the Criminal
Court at Washington and is reported briefly in
the lnteigencer. The officers who arrested him
were the principal witnesses, and swore positively
to his admissions and confessions before the
aiming magistrate. The trial lasted about three
hours. Before the case given to the Jury,
the Messrs. Brent, the prisoners counsel con-
tended,
lst That, the forged notes purported to be
signed by the Mr.. Randolph. as Acting Treasur-
er of the United States, in was incumbent for the
prosecution to prove the authority of Mr.. Ran
dolph to act Treasurer; and if the authority is
not proved. it is no forgery of note issued under
the authority of the United States. The Counsel
cled "a Ma 2 ~ the case OF
BIT, and Moody's Crown Gases, 23l.
| ID That there was not sufficient proof OF the
offence being committed in the District of Co
lumbia.
/ The District Attorney contended agains, both
these points, and the Court decided.
The Jury returned verdict of guilty, without
leaving the box.
i The prisoners Counsel then intimated their in
tention to appeal TO the Circuit Court, but,
sultation, they waived their exception. The pr-
soner here intImated his wish, through his Coun-
sci, that the Court would allow him tlil-nol row to
prepare address, previous to the passing of the
sentence upon him; but it being understood by
him, atterw ards, that the Court would be adjourn
ed this evening, he withdrew his application.
The Court then sentenced the prisoner ito pay a
fine of fifty dollars, and to suffer ten wears impri
sonment 1T hard labor in the Penitentiarv. The
District Attorney then abandoned the six other
indictments against the prisoner and he was re-
moved.-Balt Transcript
A DUEL-Two young gentleman of this city
fought duel, short distance below Covington,
; KY, yesterday afternoon. The distance was
( twelve PAGES, and the parties exchanged sho,
; without either hitting his adversary, when the
difficulty settled The dispute in conse
!. quence of some misunderstanding at priva te
: party.
The names of the parties Mr. Porter(o of the
r n. Theatre,) and MIR. Powers, "a merchant.) TIL.
q latter gave the challenge, understand
+ Both parties are said to have behaved with grea
IS frmncss on the ground Gin. Wing.
IS CINCINNATI MARKET, Vine OFFICE,
n Oct. l., 1885.
- FLOUR is coming into market freely and offered a
;. S6-which is a fraction lower than last quota
tons
WHIsKEY-The enquiry for this article is less
. brisk than heretofore small sales at A0i cent
LARD-In demand at 10 cts. for hams; 10 ct
- for sides,9 for shoulders, stock very light.
:. Pork sells at $4,000 for Mess; Sl70O f
= Prime
lr GRAIN is still scarce and high Wheat 81 OK
:. Corn 90 cts; Oats 43 cts.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

NOTICE hereby given, that the undersigned have ia
ken Administration the estate of Rich
ard Jones' of Wayne and of Indiana de-
ceased. All persons indebted the said estate are re-
quested make immediate payment; and those having
against same notified present them duly
settlement. The estate supposed to be
solreyt
WILSON JONES',
ALEX. JONES, s
October 6. 1888. 39-3t
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Milton. Oct. 9th, 1893.

TNARM FOR sALE...The undersigned, wishes to
r. sell FARM containing so Acres, with small
Improvement, and comfortable buildings The land is of
quality. we'll wateed and in healthy situation,
and only mile from New Castle the county of Hen
nv county, Indiana. 1t will sold extremely low
subscribers anxious available
For further information. enquire the premises. of
j. ;. 81 w. RUSSEY.
Boston, October 9th. 1893. 39tfc
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOrICE hereby given that will expose TO sale Mt
public Saturday the 9th inst rt 10 O'Clock
NJ said day, residence of Richard Jones,
personal a-c-as-i Con-
sistipy Of Milk Cow Sboats, Mantle Clock,
one Settee of Windsor Chairs Cooper Tools, house.
hold furniture, &c credit of six will be given
on all dollars, and upwards the purchase
giving his note with approved security.
MIEs So JoSEs. Administrators.
Milton Oct. 9th, 1888 80 81
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AN ORDINANCE to dmen nj an Ordinance l.
prerent Nuisdnces


SEC |. BE it ordained by the Blrgesses and Borough
Council OF the Borough of Richmond. That
or PERSONS shall suffer permit hith
or other offensive matter injurious health remain
on his her, their lot, of lo within this Borough,
shall be lawful First Burgess the same 10
be removed at the of the the 10, or part
of lot.
SEC = Upon Information being given tho First Bur
OF nuisance described section il shall
be his duty to issue order in writing High Consta-
BILE, commanding him notify the Of
lot lots, part 10, thereof such nuisance
either by carrying filling up such manner
the rsi Burgess prescribe, within such may
by him be limited in such order.
SEC B. The High Constable shall and make re-
such order days the receives il
which service shall be either by copy delivered
the party rs be- found within Borough
ing up copy thereof on the premises
SEC. L. noncompliance with the order First
Burgess within the time by him limited shall
OF The First Burgess such nuisance
and abated and if becomes the
abatement thereof he shall
filled and MI of such removal
shall he charged the
par, o,, and be entered upon duplicate
year and be collected in the subject
forfe,ures and penalties collected
ject to BY tho laws of the Corporation.
Passed Oct. =, 1888
J. w. GREEN, FRS, Burgess.
JosFP TUoR
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To LABoaERs.--Three hundred men are want
ed at indianapolis, to work on the National Road
One dollar per day is offered.
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Total, ll25 lbs.
THOS. COOK, p NJ.
Spiceland, Henry CO., Ia, 9th mo. 25th, 1888.
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~Norwega branch of the sehuylkin in Pennsylvan
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THE LIBRARY OF TALLEYRANp. lately sold e
Paris. was principally purchased by Mr.. White
Florida.
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Iowa ELECr1oN.--Col. PETER II. ENsLEY has
been elected delegate 10 Congress from the
Iowa Territory