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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31

CANADIAN EM1eRANrs.--Uppe Ca
NADIA is literally pouring her population
into the States. The disaffected, and
those who are fearful Of exposing their
lives and property, in country which
seems to be destined soon to feel all
the horrors Of tyranny and misrule, II
not to become the theatre Of civil war,
are rushing in multitudes 10 the bosom
Of our land Of civil-liberty and set
tied govern neat. A friend who has
Just arrived from St. Joseph, Michi-
gan, informs US that the roads are alive
with travellers from Canada; and that
he counted in one cavalcade eighty.six
teams loaded with these unfortunate
people, and their effects passing west
ward to seek a residence in new coun-
NY, and under form Of government
better fitted 10 promote their welfare
all d happiness. Il Maumee Express.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31
w. Z. CHIT rENDEN.l
VS. In Attachment.
CHESTER WESTON,\

Before Matthias Ringe-, Justice Of the Peace,
within and for the county of Du Buquc.
NOrICE IS hereby given, That suit in at
IN tachnnsnt has been commenced, snt.tled ne
above, against the gooIs and chattels, rghs, cred
is and demands If the defendant, an absent debt
o., ana the said salt stands 20 ,n led until the 18th
day Of May next at the ofics of said justice i'll
Bellsiew, Jackson coiaiy, Wisconsin Territory.
MATTHIAS RINGER, J. p.
Febr,srv ~, laas. a7-Prs. fec s; 81.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31
LIME FOR SALE.

rulHE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
zens Of Da Buqus and tho mining country,
that he has now ON hand, and will constantly keep
4 sufficient quantity, Of good Lime for the use Of
the country.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31

A RIVAL TO THE AsToR HousE.---lt is in
contemplation to build hotel at the west end
Of London, OH the most gigantic scale, so ar
ranged as to be capable Of dining 200 rer
sons. 1t is intended to resemble Nlaurice's.
at Paris. as regards the man sge,nent. Attach
ed, will be extensive gardens, with fountains
and jets d. eaur for the pleasure of the frequent.
ers. Carriages will be in constant readiness
IN run TO and fro to the terminus of the great
railway. The building will he erected by a
company having capital Of glOO,OO0.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31

"trutn Is WIShty anu VIII prevail. he was
in favor of the utmost freedom of the press;
hut this was an Inconvenience attending its
freedom. which every man oughtto be prepa-
red TO bear"
Below will be seen statement from a
friend OF Webb's exposing the plans formed
for the murder Of Mr. Cilley before the duel
should take place. James Watson Webb,
and all such dastards, who are disgracing the
editorial fraternity, should be frowned al till
they are driven into seclusion. Botany Bay
is the most fit,en place for such men.
GADsBY's HoreL,
Washington, Feb. IS, 1888.
Early in the morning Of yesterday, Colonel
Webb. Of New York. called at my lodgings
while was yet in bed, and stated that on tia
evening preceding. Mr. Cilley. Of Maine, had
accepted a challenge from Mr.. Graves. Of
Kentucky, and that they were TO fight at eigl,.
" PAGES will, rifles. Col. Webb said tina. the
proposed meeting grew out Of correspondence
beiween Mr.. Graves and Mr.: Ciliey. founded
upon letter from Col. Webb TO Mr.. Cilley,
asking for an explanation ofscenain-langnage
used on the floor Of the House Of Representa-.
lives, and Of which letter Mr.. Graves was the
bearer. He said that il was utterly impossi
Bile that any meeting could be permitted q
take place Between Messrs. Graves and Gil
Icy until Cilley had FIRST met him. and that h
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31
THE LATE MURDER.

The following, which we copy from the
Missouri Argus will show the remarks Of Mr..
Cilley for which Webb challenged him, which
will be found as mild as the truth would adj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
rrr- nTrg A1D IsE.nAgDa
ruhiishca every Tuesday. nj Rutland, VI, by
WILLIAM FAY.
TERMS OF THIS FAT rR.

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gam 81 IS "a advance.
C.ssss nha taks ,et pspcfI lie ohce sl15ct 81 n
Ia sssnes lnd,tus subscribers who take their pap,ts At
Ne Oisce. ,te same,
sr.rft. 10 Nhan ppsfs are soni IN packages by tsge
lie
r.h.cuser- The southsrn ard Sauthsfy Poet Roue.
to pon papets delivered ~ csrfef al their don't
$40 To those living Of the route either Va psctuees 60
,sss 81 IS e,stnan, Of % cts viii be nadr 10 each
ssiscet ~ho pay. N advance. Nn - nutlors'd TO
stts different hargsa THE route bat H.. pah'isher
80 surss Wig ffioRbs willing ocompf With
spd paf pronP,ly the Publisher viii Ice obliged
70 vihd~ his ifo the route sod hcy viii have
f. go pifhoot the aews a. cone to the Office Tor Il
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No p-par Is dsonniaasd un, all atesraGes arc pad,
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psA.
TT To Advertising customers such ns Merchants. Me
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sons iadBcc favor bin with their custom from
ssors pant Of the Cuuay 40 b.. citcuaton very
lsge and general Throughout the Cu1nly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
TO snl,scrIhers Of the Fternld.

Those Of Subscribers who have heretofore taken
The Herald aud paid MIR Smith at West Rutland. will
ffon the FIRST Of lhs muGtb iGctO0cr account aud pay
70 ihr publisher.
Our Sybscrbe's the South aud Southwestern
Posi Route m Clarendon. Wallin. ,ft, Dandy, Pawle
Wells. Pouitnry, and Rutland Who viii have taken
the Herald me yelf more the first OF January
be1t are adyisd that Ell their Will Son he
made up 10 thr FIRST at January next aud lett where tue
pspets sfr deposited and delivered, and that payment
oil 30 expected ON them without auy unnecessary de-
lsy THIS step they further advised Is absolutely
necessary order 90 da'fay tie gtelt expense attend
ing IT, ana u the subscribers "iA believe us without
auy profit Aud "a order 10 render The remittance ~
ANY shape perfectly safe the publisher viii scknowl
rsze lhe receipt OF the payments tom every indl'
who from the Isl Day oil h's present month, IN
The paper, on that route.
Our other subscrib in this region and In every sec
ton Of the country also reminded that punctual
remittance vii be expected annually, aud must be
made 800 Furthermore The publisher from Tins hine, IN
order 10 srrcst frequent provoking occurrences OF
,nbscribers who arrears for papers from emit
grating the ar west with al paying such arfearage,
that Their delinquency viii uniformly bc announced ~
the columns If The paper and the fact oil ihef leaving
the printer without d,schlgns Ihc'r Arrange painful
IS tI,u course may be.
10 all who pay promptly cor their papers, the publish
er here tskrt o. cason ~ lender h grateful ackno"l.
sdgrmeuis WILLIAM fAl'
Ociobrf ]. 1888,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
Canada and Maine.

We would Just hint 10 the Tory journals If Canada
that fthey would only be little mode;a'c and
and dscre~t IN their reioiccinqs the defeat Of Gov
Kent IT would xsve appearances decidedly We are
ind sposed 10 triieve that Canada voters gold had
aided in the overthrow OF the present manly Governor
of Name DESPITE the heavy vote of the frontier ccun-
lies. and the fact that he De -aed with the majority
q the eral voters II the Sia- pord 10 his favor bni
either the Canada Torres claiming grraer shore OF
victory than he iorgs 90 them. there is much IN
lie issue of th.t con,es, that would no, bear iuycsiga
ton We hops viii be looked iuto
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
from Me PhUgdrlphid Co,am,yoiai Htra'd
The Sab -Tresurv.

W. lay before our readers. a vcrs important extract
from the Globe of Nov %, 1884 It SO pointed
buke upon the present Of MS editor that
der how that paper. with its fronless mpudenre,
can hold It's head before its party, vita such
article in his columns printed only onr years ago.
Blair should have a statute OF limitation passed every
years which he might plead in bar to my Of his
piuions Of Older date This Prnt~us spoke Tho
language the eytract commit to readers peru.
sal to dav Hear how neatly and nrecisrly he played
tn. part ofthe conservative IN 1854 Tie Cn.innali
Republican deserves great credit for calling public al.
ten,iou 10 II The Cincinnati Republican ak. Whist
better Argument he advanced sgaus the Sub rcas
ury than bss been advanced BY Gen jackson and his
official Paper four years ego The Globe expressed IL
self as follows:
"The proposition fihr Divorce il disorg,nizinG aud
revolutionary suhvcrvp Of the Fundamental prime pies
Of our government, and lis entire Practice fom its orr
ru and down 10 this day
II IS as ,slpabic as HE TINT hr effrt # his scheme
tsodd he d iripr n, ppbc HUch ne
tpai eusiodD ofbo Prtsidcn han Is nor7, and eTpos'
Il he piund,rcd bu hardred hands, rhtrt oqHno
rearh II nam - GlDl, Nor 20, 1894
We adnjt hat the argument advanced by Gen Jack
son and The Globe four wears ago, Vas unapsw"rable
hnt have something better now "a 0dTancc W TIE
oci, ranor II the Secretary Of the Treasury. No III
sent 70 Congress Eth January. II - NJ published in
the American Sentinel rom which It will he seen That
SKI, If The Luuyed Aatds which the lobe said woult
plunder thu public treasure, had at that date perform
( ed the operation TO the tune o. ($Hi- G5.o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
RUTLAND TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1898.

NNifns 10 the States. which ~ ,w stipulated W he
pad 90 the isi 81 isuusry Spreading ihsn
- income -e'fF week ard month and ~ course sinR
nerprt IN deh,-ve have Il rfavelY urged uason
~ adopting the Sub Treasury Schrn. that i, tends
eduee it~ National Rrtena~ to he Expenditure. - tc
Government l. mol this mnrsfrnus' or rather y W
not ina ahsntd fof thing but deri.on psau Nssh
SID tn" rrrst~-t lpke he heard ~ his HE wa.
tngshman Wiling To give FIVE Pounds 90 the Govern
mTni towards nsyiur the National Deh II s'uAss us
That 'he Loco Foco ntsnrdiiy gncs ahead Of that
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

rstt NJ "a ySeHg lady Eho had heen lnsg ted hF
a. sd saAf piscard.d The following lines upon her
soar sRa Slndoass
To ~ r. 80 sr I'd OF the term OF her life,
ElIsh~'h iss ~ ths ssy Of Esfs
shss old, sne ssss ugiy, ili-nsiufed and thin
t@ furarT particular .nsairs within
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

s-fnrl,v, oct y,
srNsrr --Nt. ~ ", prgrs. iacn,pa stir, ihc Rev.
"an Rsl' Rood Bank read srd Referred ito comm
g. Hsnts
The Gorefnnfs mes.are received spd rad by the
Serr.'srs 81 fhr Senate
tlorsF-Rssolu'ious Nv Nt ncttdsley, relative to pre-
inipus lor agricultural rroslpris -slop'ej
Mr. Mauscr Secretary orCls sod Mrstv sa,tts arrrst
~ 70 t'r lure and prrscre tho anppa tae-ssrr az h~
81, rnt, 90 en- s ~ ' eRo =" s,'''@ ''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
g,.s.Tt,tTsr, a ~. q

a fooi .7rgumtnf-" Boo oo-fafhcr don't lick
me, viii YOU ?" said i'le uIchin day, no bad
been guilty Of nisdcmeanor " hai's the maiint
with Won, YOU sr1 %, don lick me tather Come
Glong here what hpve YOU bern doing" i broke thb'
old broken sauc-r Come here to me | IN Enid
yoH' lick me said the hrv trembling aud shaking -
Come here tel Won Wont veu lick me- No
win ven swear you WON'T; YES Then ! won't
come fth'f FIR parson Aig9od says that he that viii
swear will LsF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

The Ns's-rhusfns Van Burcn Convention have
nominaied Marcus Moron Tor he Office of Governor
and Theodofe Sedreick for Lieut., Cover sr Viii
iam Foster having declined air srdgNirk has %
declined
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

Governor Everett, of Masssrhusetts hrs appointed
lhursday. the 2lih "f November, tot The Annual
Thanksgiving in that State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

Ur Mdd'ehnrv Argus and Free Press. l.rov nrmed
he "Grcen Nouut,in Argus and Niddirhorv Free
ttess ID { Goodale is the new editor Politics
Van Purcr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
n AFsa spFq. W.
Farewell TO 4 na,al issndonce.

nj Nas. sIGCUGsET.
How heau.fnl Il sisnds,
Behind IT'S elm tree screen,
With pure sdd Atlic cornice crowned,
All graceful aud scienc.
Most sweet, yet sad, 1t is,
Upon Won scrne to gaze,
And list It's Unborn melody,
The yolre OF other days
For there. as many year
lsvaried chart unToliet,
hid me 10 those quiet shsdet.
And call she Jols Of old.
c,,ied them aud they came,
Where ,efaal 5u's apPrared,
o. " hete the yiue-cibi summer bower
Its teu,p.e roof uPlosIei,
Or Nhete tho a'er srclius grove,
Spsoad forth us copscs greece
" hiir tie eye bright ahd .sf'tulAs fea'eu
Tier uhifaiutd siaiks belWecH-
And t1r squire. irom ihe bough
It, broken Lgts iri tan,
AM tic merry. urfr, it,le tlf5s,
sags a, his iesliSs'
Yon old fotsakeH nests
Eei4taiag sPuns -..i cheer,
AID thence ile u.had-cd f.hi1 'eni
HIS greeting Mid and clear
And from ,oa clustering yae,
That wfsaths M. cAssu enl round.
The humtnipc birds nurestirg wios
.ceads faHh whitening sound
And where al,etoate ,Giuss
The hlscs purple spfe,
Fau by H. suuHy fls'ei 8 zoe,
Or whefe wiih viags Of tire,
The k,psiY arialo sianriug "eai
Amid lite foliage rare,
Si.sh many a sthup 81 eL,ldrea tread
Bot mine shall ngl be tnefe
Fsin would know What forms
Tire mastery tcfe shah EetPi
What moitcf in nv nutsefy TAR
Rock Ter houne habes e. Sleep
Yet blessings 90 the hailowod spot,
housh Lore 10 laoie stray,
Aad blessings on tue stranger hsbos
wLo Be- thu.e ball, saaii PLAY.
Heaven b'es, 90 too ny p,sa,',
And every parcut bird,
The, here a.,.g iie Hgs'e5 bnughs,
Above 10 a"uHf haih silred -
lass yoattrsuks &c auc.eus trees,
Tlal uiien oct nss lead
TIE bioat5Ut sd yoHT il9weIf spnns
10 ifagi AIT ihosers have Shcd.
7'iou too = changed mood
ttahk tiee sappt.ag sneafn'
Thai tleui ,aiae echo ~,lh ny Iao0ghI,
W hAAf h-f AlHhtt'k Aff ana -
lfueei Upoa tf' N~rfatt tufC
For ,ufe nv thinks are doe.
To ulnss-cap 20 ,. .srr lraf
slst gaze ar dEzosNs 81 dew
To each perennial aoser.
Oic lcaaats a. tae sp1i,
Tie bread ieafci 10y 81 the vale,
Art tie meek 'af.rt sae not
To srefy ds.ss's Fped brow,
To every rtn.rl Hi-e,
Thanks, ihNhkf' alss sAeh returning
No1T ehaageiets bie0m reae~.
Pfssss to osf f,ihe' God
hish pfAise IN sisiua lay
Allie iof ~As, he hssd bath sires,
Aal ~hst u tttss asay--
And 10 sassnr either iostpg heart
MAJ al ihis beauiy -
Tie dssf rsireai. tie Etea home,
d iong httf tesn % re,
hahTfosD ConH Juns a. 1858
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

John w Smith. Harry Hale, Jason s,relc, jsH CON
missianets
Geo Slearns hon nsaertrt
The ioiai Ns-e nblv sdisufncd IN w~dn.sA., n~rt
oriock. aortnoon The Senate retired and the toass
s1joufhcd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
The sub-rsea.ary ana The National Finances.

Itis shown by the official statement = ~" Secretary
cSthe T4serr tst the actuai pts ~ the Treasury
that the actls receipts 81 the Genera OF ~
the last financial yesr wsre about SI5'N0 D''
The - Expenditures of the same were 1900, ~,
about S. '0j,d)o, but cay s"'"oiOO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

NfrspAPers Us Dyirt ~ positively never knew
in ~ country who too poor 10 take news
raner Yet two out Of three, evr respsCtahe pcop'-
rrad newspapers lut what they borrow for b7ok the
doctor might have added A. sprsk generally hote
o0rud none II do the citafrr the prcessity 30
speak out Every man is allie conveniently 90 take Il
newspaper. log mnuy who think themselves too pour
to take rowtUsp'r paw four times much daily for
drunk MIsefable nan. poor lhou at, = lanLLlA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

Crons in Nm HompsLIre this vicinity there has
been l1ck Of ram heat We have rs vet had bat
already rpenng 10 harvest and sll that was planted
has done extremely we'll Indeed, oil crops except ro
tstoes IN very abundant Il IL common
complaint among our farmers thst Pofatoes wl}l h-
light crop. from what cause We know not-ptohsbly
Of soil. al within few weeks hss been too
wet Altogether The labors a The hutbaudHln hove
been blessed With plenty of the articles requisite for
the support of uan sud ieas' and need only 3
Continuance n such the present to stop In
great measure the emigration from lhls section 10 the
West LaHoasu ~ H. .Hgts,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

-. n EGDenailntcs

That IT, The Government went bchiad hand Stlrtn
lions II - HAIRS .p-ndins tar sufpus ~ baud FL
she eolos c.ucni aao mskiug or 'he GET 'irufy b}
issuing several NfLious n Treasury Notes lls ursrd
thsi liips SHOULD be t1w~tiof 'he Daiy bhi'
"A ,,,s,,n, tae,rhsgis winch were extended because
the ebtar. could pay them Ths % not 80 iht''
vas Ices doe The Govrnmrnt Al The rnd Of thr yer o
Merchants Bonds ihan There zee Al ih~ trghhing -
No honest statement be made which vii nj show
an excess IL EIg@adhu1es Receipts II iiom twelve
10 twenty mliIians. -
The ratio & "a peudturs u Gtiil hep, up h'henA
have been voted t. sustsH the netef-endins lnaish
Wa an Fsrids "a atss mote 10 compensate, remove
md support suistsung Indians aud Pefnsneni shei-
ten Of Pour TboHssBd Five Huhdr~o hsn has De u
tasds 10 the Standing Array. 80 things Co. gehsiAls
Ans nov IN yirw of this lavish snd sHcrss ~ tiPsn-
e,iure when the GaFsrnmeni hss as sod is 'ss' COL
lar Of srahabis prapeuy ~. BAns Bonds sna 'pTh'
the pfoeeeds--s bro IA 10 millions 10 dsei on us o." .
rhinpiaslsrs which must be redeemed ssIt Jsei-ih
dshl ~ IL esniFsees E TsfoGf ggsEiessn esbi A'hs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
Maine Election.

TIE n. updarp QafsfoH All danger n m immadi.
ate collision on ih'. suite has nov Vanished. The
party IN fA- Legislature nf he Slate Of M4ipr. whsh
passed resolutions .s spring authorizing DE Governor
n run an3 esis. the boundary line BY hs authority
~ iat Stat atone lsd letn defeated a. iLo gtD~fal
election uu hr iE,h lost p. party &hrh agf--s with
ih- G~nrfa GntrInHf ~ ~ he United Ssts 10 fr-
sire tosfinate tie difficulty amirabig 10 nna DO prw-
~ IN 90 the three brnnchrs 81 the L.g-aue ~ Na
ard vil iuke care that nothing done u btihF Q
pr-maiufc cDi-s.3n.- Qa-i,e Ga.sns.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

.44ries 70 Peu, Rad goad books--s~rk Pod s7tn-
GA saas-susne % gaod coahssl--iDtsie god rIzni-
pls.-tssg good h0U's snansref 70 yonrs~i q 'FfP
Tor The purpose Of rebbing jour Ssghsoi' g'fass 81
fs4E uss.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

Tie Hopsfd HriT "Eserv thing - arranged ~ b
a. eddins vth -usan T"npf .ns, said father ~ lif
only ~ru tb- oihrr e1y. hope you s. tcisvr yosf-
self Ike man. Il.rsss
The individual addf-,sed wss Young man seated 30
ch-ir 1espaichins hugr pircr ~ bfrsd euv-fsd h
thick moisrars his Only susNeT tig5, sccoinpa
ued hy Aod ~ tears The gaf~ut started and 10 nn
angry voice d-manG.d "What jeeitnus you hose
El-an handspue end Nesithy. cad naffira y'u asr'
b. srn@ TIM or another Y.,uf mother and YER nisf
rire srd i ny command Inst yos prepare iof , oo'
nup'ials
aYcs' fnsily sabb~d Thomas "ihstss offered
ease you insured mo,i.sf bot 1 "a u be ssnI oui q
msuy a sTsnss gal e"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

W.T. & n h, s,n,.,s Assistant Justices
Ira Parsons Sheriff
4 " Reed High Rsi'f'
solomon Foot. States Attorney.
Ambrose l.. Brown, iadge of probate or the district
Of Rutland.
hlmon Warner, judge of probate fr the dis,rc, Of
Fairhsvcn,
Robert pierpon, Luther Daniels, Wm. Fay, j,l com
missoucIs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

VERY TRuE.-The Washington COR
respondent Of the New York Courier
and Enquirer, speaking of the rout and
defeat Of the Van Buren, forces in this
State, says:
The Virginia election is operating
powerfully here. A distinguished mem.
Der, IN conversing on the subject yes
teldaN, denied that the recent elections
afforded evidence that the people had
changed their party feelings or views.
tie was asked, what do they indicated
His reply, cmphatlcally, was, they
rove nothing, except that the people
viii no longer sustain Van Buren,, Ben
ton and X, ndali -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

LArEsr FROM EkGLAsp.-By the P'e
ket u. States. al New YORK.. we have
dates two days later than those hroush
by the Great Western Steam SLIP.
Lord Du,ham's mission TO the Csnads'
appears TO be one Of Eastern msenlb'
c. nee. A company is forming in Liver
pool TO send steam ships over here. 10
Paris. speculation in the Joint Sick
Companies is going on at a great tae',
The King of Hanover has forbidden all
lisnoverisns from studying al Lt'ps'c -
The cotton market in Liverpool wa
dioop:bs.
Letters of some considerable Impof'
lance il is stated. have been ieeeneo, 10
laling to some of Mr.. Biddles Operations
on the Exchange. When they are maO'
public. If report speaks correctly 81 'hem ',
The ridiculous articles OF the Globe aoou,
The insolvency OF that institution Will w.;
possible appear mole ridiculous '--'a"'
Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16
Monr ManxorH BosrA--Tbe N.

MoRE MAMMOTH BorEA---The N.
York Star Of May 9th says: The rel-
les Of this diluvan monster are found
in every quarter OF the United States,
west and south OF the Hudson. In ex-
cayating the other day for the Bruins
wick and Altamoha canal in Georgia,
n short distance from Florida, large
deposte was found Of great SIZE and
preservation. The veriebra are eight
inches in transverse diameter. The
moIar teeth nine inches by five at the
top surface, and of the SIZE of IA man s
hat[?l Portions Of the iusks OF per-
feet ivory structure. Teeth Of carnI-
vorous animals were found with these
remains. Diameter OF the iusks al the
base about twelve inches. The whole
lay only SIX feet from the surface as Is
usual, and were embedded in blue clay,
both remarked always in the north
At The same depth are found roots and
trunks Of the cypr IS, tree OF ir' 81
water marshes. / he Brunswick Ad-
yocais. adds:
:" May II not be, that the Altamaha
once discharged its waters al this poft
and that IN the convulsions OF nature
which changed It's bed-removlng II
Twelve miles To- the norihward, the e.
ant animals were destroyed and I'm.
5edded together, having sought for st.
curly what was then the highest pon,
of land"
The Mastodon was unqueslionably
n land animal allied TO the ok or buff.
10 family, and fed by browsing OF
trees, &c. The condition and position
Of the rcnnins prove that whatever
COMMISSIONS or d"lugc SWEPT over The
land, ii could not have happened man,
ayes since.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-16

RHODE lsLANp.-The Legislature OF
this State convened ut New OFT on lle
2nd inst. Geo. Curtis, wv. was ttc.
ted Speaker ofihc House without q
position. The official return Of volt
for Governor give VIM. b. STraguc,
CIV. 1884; Francis, (V. B. 1904.
The average Wing minority Tor Sena-
tors is S72, and IA fraction. Wing ma.
j. rlty on joint ballot, adding the 1t.
Cow rnor, who presid,s over the Ser
a'e, 30. Last year, says the froN-
dcnce journal, there was majority Of
fl the other way.