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, 1841-10-16
LAND FOR SALE,

by autho rity of an order Of the Rails
~ County Court. of the 18th day Of Sept.
l84l. | will sell to the highest bidder. in
the Town of New London, on the first Mon
day in November next, the following desert
bed real estate, situated in the County Of
Pike Missouri, rs the property of silas H.
Field IAN insane person for his support) to
wit: the West half Of the South West quar-.
ter OF section SO, township 81 and RACES
West, containing eighty acres OF land-ths
purchaser viii be required 10 give bonds with.
out sufficient security for the purchase mo-
ney, one half payable in three Months, and
the remainder in twelve months from the
day of sale, the title (Which is good) will be
made on the full payment of the purchase
money.
MARY S. FIELD, Guardian of
SlLAS Ii. FIELD.
Sept. 18th IS4l-4t.
, 1841-10-16

LrFE.-Life consists not in a series of IT,
l%ustrious actions; the greater part Of our
time passes in compliance with necessities, in
the performance of daily duties, in the re-
moval Of small inconveniencies, in the pro-
Of petty pleasures, and we are as
well or i'll at ease, rs the main spring of life
glldes on smoothly, or is rulled by small or
frequent interruptions.
Johnson.
, 1841-10-16

The u. S. BANK.-The whole number OF
suits brought against the United States Bank
since the first of January, in the present
year, is about one hundred and eighty
The Judgements given against it in the
last nine months, in the District Court
alone, are upwards of one hundred, for va
rious amounts varying from one hundred, to
one hundred thousand dollars. Besides
these, between fifty and sixty judgements
have, in the same period, been given against
, 1841-10-16

A SNAKE SroBY.--Mr. Joseph Rousten
and Mr.. Peter Rabenstein killed recently
at the Columbia Factory, in Mannheim town.
ship, Pa, a dark striped snake, measuring
three feet and two inches in length, from
which they took one hundred end eighty
young snakes, varying in size from six 10
seven inches. This is no ~hu.nbug,
, 1841-10-16

Next summer comes the tug of war;
Members OF the legislature under the new
apportIonment Governor and Lieut.. Govern
or. and perhaps members of Congress, are to
be chosen. This, then, is the time for or
ganlzation, and for the circulation oil demo-
cratic papers. I-Chicoco Dem.
, 1841-10-16

Coon LoGIc.-The Wings say that Mr..
Tyler voted for Mr.. Clay at the Harrisburg
Convention. knowing him to be in fdror of a
Bank-heretOre, Mr.. Tyleris pledged in IA
vor Of a National Bank!
Per coEra-Mr. Clay voted for Tyler,
knowing him to be opposed to a National
Bank-hercfore. Mr.. Clay is pledged TO OPP
pose a Bank:
, 1841-10-16

The following is said to be the origin of
nine taI!ors making a MANA beggar stop
PPed at a shop where nine tailors were at
work, and craved charity of them; each
contributed his mite, and presented the beg
gar with the sum total. The beggar thanked
them for their kindness. and said they had
made a man of him.-OEre Branch.
, 1841-10-16
H. 10 the Court Of Common Pleas, for vari-
Gus sums, from ten dollars to one hundred
Gouge's Journal of Banking.
OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESI.
DENT

DENT.
BY and Nth the aduice and consent of the
Senate.
SECRETARIES OF LEGATION.
JOHN LATHRoP MOTLEY, of Massachusetts,,
to Russia.
BRANTz MAYER, Of Maryland to Mexico.
LAND OFFICER.
JAMES WILSON, Surveyor of the Public
Lands for the Territories of Wisconsin and
Iowa.
Isaac ROACH, Of Pennsylvania, Treasurer
OF the Mint of the United States at Philadel-
phia.
SAMUEL w. CARMAcK, Judge of the United
States for the Apalachicola District, Florida.
WILLIAM H BRocKENBRoUGH. Judge of the
United States for the Middle District of Flo.
rida.
ATTORNEYS Of THE U. STATES.
WALkER ANDERSON, for the Western Dis.
trict of Florida.
JOEL EASTMAN, for the District of New
Hampshire.
MARsiALLs OF THE U. STATES.
~EBENEzER Dom, for the Western District
of Florida.
JOSHUA HowARp, for the District of Mich,
gan.
THOMAS Fl. DUvALL, Secretary for Flori-
da.
THOMAS L. Thomson, Postmaster at
Schenectady, New York.
, 1841-10-16

We extract the follwnIg relative 70 ouI
new Cabinet from the WITH Journal. Z
small but ably conducted paper in Western
Virginia.
Mr.. Forward. whose name stands first
on the list, as Secretary of the Treasury.
halls from the interior of Pennsylvania. His
name is now, for the first time. brought con.
spicuously before the American people, and
perhaps before those of his OWL State. We
doubt moi, that although unknown TO fame.
he will make an honest, capable and faith
full Cabinet Councillor.
Judge JOHN MCLEAN, of Ohio, the new
Secretary of War, is well known. as the
Post Master General during John Quincy
Adams Administration. In which office, by
his skill and ability in the discharge of its com
plicated duties, he secured the entire conf
dence and appreciation Of both parties. In
1929. he was placed on the bench OF the Su-
preme Courto OF the U.States, byGeneral An
drew Jackson. since which time, he has been
quietly engaged in the discharge of his du-
ties, not ~meddling in the strife and contention
of political warfare. His present views on
the main political questions Of the day are
known but by few. He is acknowledged
all sides to be a gentleman of talents, and
of unspotted purity.
Judge UpsHUR, of Virginia, the new Sec
of the Navy, while he is well known
as a "powerful writer, an able debater, and Il
profound %jurist," is also represented "as 4
strict constructionist of the Federal Consti-
Mr.. WrcKIIFFE, of Kentucky, the new
Master General, is represented, in some
Of the papers of the day as having once or
twice changed his position OF the political
chess-board, and it is not exactly known
where he stands at this time. He has been
for some time, Lieutenant Governor of his
State, and more recently acting Governor,
consequence Of the death of the Governor.
1t has only been a few months since he re-
retired from this latter office.
Mr.. Legare, Of South Carolina, the new
Attorney General, is said to be one of the
finest orators and scholars of this county,
present views on The leading points Of
national policy are unknow to us.
A damsel in Ayrshire, having two lovers
md not knowing which to prefer, settled the
natter by marrying ore, and Immediately
\ -,n ,.,,L Al II |
, 1841-10-16

YELLOW FEVER AT VrcKsRuRG.--A letter,
wrltted by a merchant of Memphis 10 his
partner IN Cincinnati, states that a, Vicks-
burg. on the Goth. there were Is deaths of
yellow fever, and seven the previous day.
, 1841-10-16

A meeting Of the citizens of Cincinnati has
been held, at which a committe Of thirteen
was appointed to prepare 4 report setting
forth the advantages OF that site for the Ma.
tional Armory in the West. The Commit.
tee embraces the names Of som Of the most
enterprising citizens of Cincinnati.
, 1841-10-16

Terrible Accident.-Recently two ladies
while examining the machinery Of a mill a,
Ronville, Canada, were drawn into por.
ton Of it and instantly crushed to DEATH
Their names are Mrs. Benoit and Mrs. Nc.
Donald.
, 1841-10-16

PRETTY GOOD FOR a NEW CoUNTRT.--At
the opening Of the late term of the Circuit
Court for Cook county, at Chicago, there
We're 724 cases on docket. OF these, 20
were criminal trials. 40 in chancery, and the
residue at common law.
, 1841-10-16

lion to religion, we presume this State insti-
luton, heretofore, we belive, destitute Of
clerical services, will have an opportunity
Tor twelve years at least of enjoying :. the
benefit OF the Clergy."-Jeferson Enq.
, 1841-10-16

SLY co~NFAB.--Jane what letter in the al.
phebet do you like the best!
'Well don't like to saw, Mr.. Snobs.'
sPhooh nonsense-tell right out Jane
which, do you like the best?'
'Wel (blushing and dropping her eyes) l
like double you, the bestf
, 1841-10-16

dead letters.
Anderson Presly, Norris w. c.
Alexander James Nowlin ID. WI
Addition NJ. l.. Owen James
Allen Carey Owen VIM.
Biggs Talbots Philip or M'Ginis
Brown James Fearce DanI.
Blanks Joel Parker Francis
Cliff VIM. Porter VIM,
Clerk Lincoln c. c. Rosson Wm. III. p.
Clare Allen Robinson Abial
Case Eliza R&a Mrs. Elizabeth
Davis Silas NJ. Stone p. p.
East Thomas Trial james
Ealconer Mrs. E. Terry Emanuel
Frazier VIM. III pion Jonathan
Forbush Sylvander Vance james
Gose Christopher Wilson Newton
Giles Ephlaine Woodson Joseph l..
Glore A.C. Wheeler Charles 9
Galloway John Wilson Alexander
Hopkins Isaac Wright F. NJ.
John Abraham Welch Thomas r.
John Abrahm Ii. William Mrs. Eliz.
Kennedy Mrs. NJ. Wells Carly
LItton & Beaverton Wingfel X. c.
Laughen Henry Wheeler Mrs. Nancy
Miller James Nj. @. Young William. =
JOHN s. HUSTON, p. NJ.
Persons calling fordead letters will please
say they are advertised.
, 1841-10-16

LATEST CASE OF ABSENCE OF MrND.--A
young belle Of this city, in dressing herself
the otherday, put On her bishop in front, and
dld't discover her mistake until she had lost
her reputation.--T Boston Post.
, 1841-10-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator OF the es-
Il tate of Austin Almond deceased, late
of Pike County Mo. hereby gives notice to
all creditors and others interested IN said e.
tate, that he intends TO make a final settle
ment OF said estate, at the next November
term Of the County Court of said County.
ID. ]. ALMOND, Admir-:
Oct. 2, l64t--4t.
, 1841-10-16

SPEcIE.-This article continues to 90 from
this country TO Europe in large Masses
The two packet ships for London and Hlvre.
which sailed from New York on Thursday.
carry out about half 4 million of dollars in
coin.
, 1841-10-16

A melancholy whig exclaimed the other
day:-"This is sad business! We have
been at work at least twelve years, and got
a loco foco President for our pains"'-Barn.
stable Patriot. -
, 1841-10-16

The Bulletin and Republican, &. 1T. Louis
are IN the midst of an interesting contest
each endeavoring TO prove that the other is
not a Wing. Both will succced.-rLouis-
vile Adv.
, 1841-10-16

lNnEPENDENCE OF II FARMER.-The mer-
chant or manufacturer may be robbed of the
reward of his labor, by changes in the for.
elgn or domestic market, entirely beyond
his control, and may wind up in a year.
when he has done every thing which intel.
lIGence and industry could do TO insure sue
cess, not only without profit. but with an
actual diminution of capital. The strongest
arm of mechanic industry may be enfeebled
or paraIyzed by the prostration of those manu-
featuring or commercial interests TO whose
existence 1t so essentially contributes. and
on whom in turn it so essentially depends
But what has the intelligent and industrious
farmer TO fear! His capital is invested in
the solid ground, he draws on a fund which
from time immemorial has never failed to
honor all just demands, his profits NAV be
diminished indeed, but never wholly suspen-
ded; his success depends not on mere earthly
guarantee, but on the assurance o fthat great
and benefcient Being, who has declared that
while the earth endureth seed time and har-
vest shall not cease.
, 1841-10-16

MoRE"WmG PRINcrPLEs,' Losr.-The Dem.
ocrats at Adrain. Michigan, while celebrating
the last vote. fired their cannon wadded with
coon skins.
, 1841-10-16

Nh. Forward. Secretary Of the Treasury,
had advertised for another loan of two mill
IONS. Economy is very expensive.
, 1841-10-16

The T~ippecanoe Club Of P.iIa leIphia have
instructed an eminent jeweler 10 prepare 4
diamond ling as 4 present TO the Hon John
NJ. Bolts OF Va, to bear this inscription;
"Ilead him. or de-"
, 1841-10-16

"The loss of Mr.. Granger, the Post Mas.
ter General, is unspeakable gain" Thus
saith the Boston Courier, Mr.. Webster's
faithful organ in Massachusetts.
, 1841-10-16
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

Books. Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, " Deeds Mor,rspes.
Circulars, Notes ana
Cards of all kinds, g Bills of EIcban,
LadiRg, sherif,s,
H HSns and HILLs.G Clerks; and BLANKS.
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
WIFI be done eIpeditiously on reasonable term, at ,bs
SALT RIVER JOURNAL OFFICE
, 1841-10-16
LIST OF

LIST OF LETTERS.
REMAINING in the Post Office at Frank
ford Mo. on the 9th Of Oct. Is4I, which il
not taken out within three months will be
sent TO the General Post Office as dead ls,.
tiers.
Flood Joseph Finnsll Edwin
Taliafero John F.. Brien SamI
Sidner Frederic Golf Geo.
Gardner James
ADAM MASE, P. NJ
Frankford Mo. Oct. Q, 1741.-s.
, 1841-10-16
TEACHER WANTED.

A gentleman well qualified to teach q CONNIE.
N school can get employment by applying i~me.
distely to the Trustees of the 2nd Di.trict Of town
seip SO N. and Range 2 West. A house can be had
for the accommodation of the teachers family If ne
cessry.
JESSE NTO
EDMUND THOMAS,
, 1841-10-16
LIST OF

II EMAlNING in the Post Office at Troy
Mo. on the LIST day of Oct. 1911,
which if not taken out within three months
will be sent Ia the General Post Office as
, 1841-10-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
1.-THE undersigned Administer Of the estate Of
Meredith 7. Shepherd, decd late Of Pike County
Mo.hereby gives notice to all concerned or in anyway
interested in said estate, that the undersigned admin.
istrstors viii apply for a final settlement Of said estate
at the next Nov. term Of the County Court Of
,aid county.
ANDREW SHEPHERD, .I.,.
JESSIE SHEPHERD,
Sept. 25, 1s4l.-4t.
, 1841-10-16

SINGULAR SocrErr.-A singular society has
been founded by 4 number of Germans in
Philadelphia. The Ledger says: Each
member, on his entrance, pays the sum OF
one hundred dollars. With the funds thus
collected, lands are to be purchased in the
far west, on which they intend to settle
Each member is to work no more than six
hours per day; the laborer, however, to be
so divided that when one half resting the
other are working. The society, we under
stand, has already acquired sufficient funds
to purchase a large tract of land. 1t con-
sIsts OF some of the wealthiest and most re-
spectacle German residents in this city,"
HEALTH OF New ORLEAws.-The Plea
yune Of Sunday, the e6th, gives the follow
ing summary of the reports of the Board Of
Health for the last week:
Monday, Sc of which 30 were of yellow
, 1841-10-16

*The report for Monday includes Sunday
also.
, 1841-10-16
A. iii. BUCKNER.

ATTORNEY n COUNSELLOR AT I.ANy,
BOWLING-GREEN, MO.
III AS removed his Office, to a room in the second
story OF the Stone House.
January 25, 1910.
, 1841-10-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

III
TllE undersigned administrator Of the e.
L tate Of Thomas Copenhaven, decd. late
of Lincoln county Mo-, hereby gives notice
TO all concerned. or in any way intcrestedin
said estate, that the undersigned administra-
tor will mike n final settlement of the said
estate at the next Nov. term Of the coun.
~ court Of said county.
JACOB COPENHAVEN, Admir-
Sept. o5ih. l84l.-4t.
, 1841-10-16
LIST OF LETTERS.
Sept %, 1871

- EMAINING in the Pos Office at Bowling
IL Green No. on the 80 lay of September
I84I, which If not taken out within three
months. will be sent TO the General Post Of
, 1841-10-16

A damsel in Ayrshire, having two lovers
and not knowing which to prefer, settled the
matter by marrying one, and Immediately
clipping with the other.
, 1841-10-16

IS uCOG =
James Alexander, james Francis,
Josph Beavans . William Few.
Marion BiCgs, Elizabeth ]. HUT,
Doct. Charles Behne, J. II. Hughs.
Mrs. Mary Brown, Francis G.. Howei,
Adam Branstetter, Thomas Johnson,
James Catlett. Jacob Lemons,
Ambrose Clark, Joseph M'Coy,
]. Is. Clifford, William Mullikin,
Nathan Downing, James Merret,,
William Dickerson, Miss Jane Moss,
John Emerson, WIN. Moss,
John p. Miliiston, Mrs. Rosanah Steel,
John w. Netf, David Staley,
Miss Frances Orr, NJ. b. Sandofer,
J. Owsley. Nat. Tandy,
Daniel ID. Prosser, John Thomas.
Mrs. II. Patterson, David l.. Tombs.
Joseph Rogers,
II. G.. EDWARDS ?. NJ.
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The Democratic Wing Convention, for ,bo
pose ofnominating ticket for Governor II p
Governor and Treasurer, to be presented f., W v
support of the people the ensuing September oI ~
ton, will be holden at Montpelier, Wednesdo,V Ss
of June neat, commencing at 10 O'Clock, 4 ' "
For the purpose of securing general repres, ~
ton and eliciling the views entertained in AFT ~"
tons of the State, the Central Comme ,.' w.
mend that the Democratic Wings of tho se ov,"i
towns IN the State meet the Eth of JuDo n'..
and appoint five delegates from each town "' a.,
resent them in State Convention, and an ,%iP
number ofsubsitutes TO supply the places of a,4
delegates as may be prevented from attendance
HARRY BRADLEY,
JOHN PECK,
f. p. JEwErT,
f. p WALTON, JR., ''"'e central Conn
+. F. MERRILL,
MILroN Brown.
Nav 81, 1871.
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AN ATRocIoUs ATTEMPT AT MURDER. young
lady visited the house ola Mrs. Lane, Groenrver,
last week. when she was persuaded To drink a
cup of beer in which corrosive sublimae had been
mixed, and notwithstanding the immediate of
the stomach pump, and other active remedies, th Q
effect of the poison powerful that her life is
still despaired of The motive attributed to Mrs.
Lane for this dabolical conduct is desire to re-
move the young lady poisoned that her daughter
might marry man TO whom the other was engag-
ed. Mrs. Lane and her daughter both in Jail.
- ston Times.
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MORE "WHIG REFORM. "

The Collector of Customs for Vermont has COM
menced a wholesome reform in some Of the Gifted
attached to his department. He has removed SOM
10 or IL OF Mr. Van Buren's late corps of election
eerers, and appointed other men in their PLACID
save in one Instance, where take it, The CfI
is abolished. And The has done in other count
as he has in Caledonia-and we presume be hs1
in reference to reduction Of salaries, he desHVl
the cordial appreciation of all parties.
During most, if not all, of the adm inis raion
Az Van Buren,, there were two Deputy CuaaI
House Officers in this County receiving slIar
$500 each. Mr. Briggs has appointed but UI
and he has reduced his salary $3.50, from
TO $240-- making Il yearly difference hetweenNt
Reform and Iocofcco extravaganza in one Ca
of FOUR HUNDRED and EIGHTY DOLL
Ifthe reform has been and shall be carried cuw
State over the expenses of the Customs wNb I
duced one half, and if extended throushon 7
Union into other branches OF the public ser K
more than TEN MILLIONS ofihe peoples 4
ey will he saved annually Is notthis whoIe \
Reform, ana what the people demand
The ocofoco papers complain that Mr. N
has appointed Wings in the place ofmen of
own party thus unwittingly condemning tmI
Collector for appointing all locofocos. II he
not appointed men Of his own party, OF course
| cording to the reasoning Of these papers,
would have been no removals. The iolowNS
the list Of changes:
! Harry Miller, of Wiliston, Deputy ColIect
Inspector, in place OF ]. P. HolIenbeck, o. Du (
I ton, removed. i
| F. Hazen of Aburgh, d. Coll. and lnsp IN
of ID. Mott, of same place, removed. .,
| II. Crane of Richmond, Dep. Coll. and lNi \
place Off Fisk of A burgh, removed
G. w Foster of Swenton, ID. Coll. and IMP
! place of N. l.. Whiuemore, removed N
Orvill Kimpton, of Franklin, ID. Coll. and
in place off. ]. Leavitt, removed. IN
| l.. III. Potter, of Berkshire, ID. Coll and
in place of John Lewis, removed.
J. S. Royce, of Richford, ID. Coll and I0Y
place of &. w. Hill, resigned.
Curtis Elkus of Troy, ID. Coll and Insp lnP' \
ofF. Fuller, removed.
Luther Cross OF Montpelier, Inspector "pI
of Harry Richardson, removed. :, M,I
Silas Honghton Of Lyndon, INSPECTOR
Of James Roberts of Burke, removed o,u
A. &. Tarleton, of st. A bans, lnsp' rem"' IM
II. G. Webster ofMilton, Master OF NV IS
and Insp. in place of r. Powers, Bur'"s""'
The affairs of Governmen mt have for 'o"s
been controlled by office holders, and II '1''
pursue the course of their predecessors, ~:
without doubt be made 10 follow in Their O'.
1t is quite time to dispense with dom'''' -,
ficials and return to the customs OF denio',
when Government officers attended 10 '"'
ness and the people to electicnoer'nsa'
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a DUEL IN NEW ORLEANS. Letters received
last Friday, in New York, state that Mr.. Samuel
Wright, we'll known in New York as a merchant,
formerly OF the House of Magic and Wright, resd-
ing at Savannah, and subsequently of the house of
Wright, Taylor q Co., of Liverpool, has been kills
led in duel with rifles, by Mr. Dixie. IL is said
that the duel caused by certain articles publish
ed in Vicksburg paper, attacking the credit and
standing of some mercantile houses Of good reputa-
taton, and that these articles were furnished byMr
Wright.
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County Convention,

The Democratic Wings o. Caledonia Cunr
are hereby invited to assemble in Convention
Danville, on the second Thursday OF July, the "a
day, at II o'clock, forenoon, for the purpose
nominating two candidates for the Senate an
to attend TO such other business as may cone b.
fore them, for the promotion of the good orb
State and Country and The maintenance of pu
Republican principles.
A. &. CHADWICK, }
J. F. SKINNER, SEQ. Comm. Gory
DAVID BOYNTON, }
June 10, IS4l.
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urged against those heretofore created by Congress
il will, in the opinion ofthe Undersigned Prouooe
thu hoppest results, aud confer lnsung ana i"po'>
tant benefits on the country
The undersigned, therefore, respectfully recon"
nerds the creation of such fiscal AGENT ana lhe re
peal Of the act of July 4th, 1910, providing nor ca"
lection safe keeping, transfer, aud disbursement OF
the public revenue" except the penal provisions
thereof. which will probably require revision and
modification.
All is respectfully submitted.
T. EWING,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Treasury Department, June g, 1S4I.
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Entrnct of q Letter. dated

HAVANA, May 29th, 1871.
ga cargo of about $50 negroes, entered the port
of Cabanas last week-the vessel struck rock
and sunk and about 80 were drowned The bal
ance were landed; difficulty between
the Capt of the Partdo and the Collector, and the
latter took possession of the negroes, sent oficio
to the Tntendente, who pssaed it to the Capt. Gen
eraI and he sent down steamer and brought the
whole of them to this place, and put them in the
Baracones outside, and it is supposed they will be
apprenticed OUT This traffic will DO broken up;
probably no new expeditions will be fitted out"
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SMALL Pox. This disease has pre'" .,d
western part of Barnet for some ten 90" hazel
from to Is persons have had or n0I ;,n a
Means are used to prevent It's eA.0" # bel
vaccination, &c None have yet u''' NJ
ease as we have learned, and most o. y"
of mild character. \
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COMMITTEES IN CONGRESS. we h'''''
delegation in the lower house IN Cohs'' nd
orally placed as follows-On Revo'u'lo'" ,,,r
Mr. Hall, chairman; on Agriculture ", .h,d
on Public Buildings, Mr. Young; on r,uaI
Mr. Slade; and on Foreign Affairs Nj
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DEATH OF A VETERAN. Died at Washington, on
the 10th inst, Richard Harrison, late Auditor,
of the Treasury, in the 92d year of his age He
received the appointment from Washington and
held it till turned out by Van Buren,.
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uPThe locos at their Conven''o" = D. N
mated Nathan Smile for Governor - ,,,r
for Lit. Gov. and ID. Baldwin, Tor A''
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STATE COW ENTION-

ESDAY JUNE %, IsAI