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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-09
nR. SWASNE,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRU:
i Nus NIRGINIANA Wild CHERRY This

Medicine public a efiectaal remedy
all indicative Pulmonary diseases both their
advanced stagessuch Asthma recent
chronic Coughs Bronchitis, SpitIing of Blood lnaammn-
ton of the Mucous Membrane Hoarseness Difficulty of
Breathing Night Sweai, and all other diseases indicative
Consumption 1t be understood that this nedi
cine viii Consumption its last but
palae and progress the disease,
last stages. This certainly blessing those who suffer-
How many persons do daily behold approaching
timely III the bloom youth from their IDEAS
relatives and friends afflicted with that common and de-
ravager called Consumption, which
the miserable uns become beyond the
human skill. Ii such sufferers would make of Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. they would
find themselves benefited than by gping the
ineffective remedies which newspapers daily
abound This syrup Immediately begins heal The Ulcera
ted Lungs, mitigating the distressing cough; the
inducing healthy and natural expec,oa,ion also,
oy the shorness breath and the chest which
the slightest exercise, and finally
the hectic flush and the palhd and emaciaed cheek will
begin the sufferer will here him
self snached from premature into the enjoyment
again comfortable health.
Interesting Cure performed by Dr. H. .SrGpnes com
pound Syrup Of Prtt4s Jirgiand Hid Chcrry.-I
made this invaluable Syrup family which,
entirely cured my child. The symptoms were, Wheeling,
choking phlegm difficulty OF breathing attended
with cough spasms, conyulsion, &c. of which
had given all hopes of its recovery, until advised
make trial of this invaluable medicine. After seeing
the wonderful effects it had my child, concluded
make same trial upon myself, which entirely me
a cough that afflicted with for years Any
person wishing call ut my house Beach
Street. above the Market kensington. JonN WILCOX.
Principal Office, No. 10, North Eighth street, Phadel
phia No Al 81, Clair Pittsburgh.
And ALSO for sale at the Richmond Bookstore,
by ID. Il. HOLLOWAY
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Terms of Advertising.--ONe DoLLAR P,

Terms of Advertising.--ONE DOLLAR per square Tor
three insertions, and TwENTY-FvE CENTS for each adj
dtona insertion.rEN LINES or the space occupied by
30 counted square, nothing counted less tHa
square; square, and less Khan square and Il
half be counted square and hGl-Ser square for
three months, THREE DoLLARs for six months SIX Doll
LARS, IEN DOLLARS per annum two squares FIFTEEN
DoLI,Rs FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
TwENrY DoiLARs per annum. Merchants Druggists
and Others advertising by the year, viii re charged for
1000 ms, 500 90 per for hree-iourts
column, $50, 90; for half column, $500; Tor
quarter ola column, 25, OOA dedIction o30 PEE cent
will be made advertisements longer than quarter OF
column, by the half year, and not
altered. Chancccy notices and petitions ot divorces
he paid invariably in advance. Advertso coming
from abroad. be accompanied with tc cash, hIess
ordered for publicat ioa by brother publisher.
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DANIEL ID. SLOAN'S
2 4 TT O s. y e Et Q Y . e 3
RICHMOND. INDIANA.

The method Of informing his friends
me public generally that has purchased the Tavern
stand. &C. re-ently sold BY him Mr. Thaddeus Owen,
House.
The establishment has been considerably enlarged
and improved within fen months past and Will afford as
desirable accommodations any inland establishment in
the west His Table will be supplied with the best The
country affords and his charges shall be moderate.
The kept constantly supplied with the best Of
LIQUORS And House VIII be furnished with good
81 newspapers.
The subscriber his sincere thanks tor the ioera
support heretofore >tendcd and is confident that
ne cana9. fail TO give satisfaction all who may him
" tin a call
fT- few good Horses saddle harness. and few
carriages will be kept for the accommodation OF
and others VINO wish them.
Richmond, June 5th, 1889. 22-tf
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gMPORTANF DISCOyERY.-The

! 1 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY pubic ARE here
directed to The medical adve5tizef us Of Dr. IiarIck's
celebrated Com 3oJad STrENG Io&Ic and
APEEIEaf pLts, which meliciao Of great value
the aheta3, discovered by .. p laEeh celebrated y-
stefan Adorf, Germany, hlch with un-
paTaeled thTougAo. Germany mis- medicine
sists Of kids viz the German ar.aa and the Com
pound Strengthening cn;c Pills They put 10 in
anat sNs- ana should oo' be used to effect permanent
Those would we'll TO make trial
OF TINS Invaluable medicine they produce
DYSPEPSIA OF N DIGESTION. and all : onach 6om-
Pahi pam IN the slde, LIVER comp Loss OF Ape
tte flatule'ry PalPitaon Of the Heart General Deb
t.. Nervous irritaoy. Sick Headache. Female Diseases
Spasno lie TONS Rheumatism. ist.aas. Consump on
&c ne German Apperient Pills are 10 cleanse the
ach and puffy the blood The Tohic gtenng Pills
cleanse the and purify blood The To-
ne or Strengthening Pills are TO strengthen and nvigoFatc
the and digestive and the stomach.
all diseases originate from impurities Of blood and
disordered This mode Of treating diseases is pr-
sued by all practical Physicians which experience has
taught De the only nedy effect cure. They
only prescribed By the most ex
pereaced Physicians practice bu: also taken
BY those gentlemen themselves whenever they feel the syu
Of Diseases which thew know them 10 be ef
hare extensive sale Ii be understood that these
3cines will cure all diseases merely By n,,rffing tho
bood-tha hey Will do; but they certainly will and
sIicien: authority of daily proofs asserting that those med
icines taken as accommodates t,v the drsetoos ybcb
ythem. will great majority diseases The
stomac lungs and liver by which impurities blood
occasoned
Causes or DrsrErsr.-This disease often originate.
from habt OF overriding dis;ending stomach by
excessive eating drinking very pro.racted periods Of
afforded 10 the muscular hbres mental faculties
and deep anxiety taking frequently strong purgng
dizziness dyenary. mscarriages intermittent snasmo
die affections Of Inc stomach and bowels; the common
Of the latter late hours and frequent use
of spiritiaus liquors.
(TAsk for Dr. Harlchs Compound Strengthening To-
mic. and German Apperient Pills
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.-The ONLY sure
and the best course Diseases haer-
nature they be. i, rstto cleanse and purify the
stomach and bowels by general aperen.s secondly give
strength and those organs y the use or tones
MS mode OF treating diseases pursued by regular
clans which they veil know 70 be the only
effect speedy and permanent Dr. HarIich's
Compound Strengthening Tonic aad German A,eren Pills
medicine TO effect this grand object The Ger
Aperent Pills cleanse stomach and
after which the Compound Strengthening Tonic Pills
used give strength and organs
qure tender Nearly ,othirds diseases
which daily behold diseases of the
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CASH FOEs WHEAT
F5o.:sOas's Pills.
The Vegetable Tnirersal Medicines Of the BRITISH
College of Hcnkh

ME Hygean Sycrem of Medicine ha wing truth
foundation, and simplicity for lis structure, has stood
of tmehas tEiumphed prejudice and oppoa
ton, and has become tro-ld-reaotcned!
These Medicines ALL DISEASES that admit Of
because all diseases have orgin-impu-
certain and ecacious of all purifiers of the blood
but they leave the stomach healihu action make good
bood--which is health The following speaks for itself:
MORRISON'S PILLS-CAUTION.-Brit College
of Health, Hamilton Place, Neo Road, Lor,don July
II, 1910.
Whereas, IIoratio Shepheard Moat OF New York, late
General Agent the British College of Health, London
publicly making of my for The sale of certain
medicines purporng be mime This is certify, that
in wise with saeh medicines and that
protest against of my name by the said EoTatio
Shepheard Moat in whatsoever, the be-
calculated misleai the public And further declare,
DIR. George aylor, of w all New york. my
only authorised gent the United States of America.
from whom alone and tho Agents daily appointed by
him. my medicines had genuine. In where
Of have hareunto set my hand and seai
Signed, JAMES IoRIsoN. the iIvgcist,
President Of the British College OF Health.
GEORGE TAYLOR, 63 Wall street, n. York, Member
of tAe British College of HEALTH and
Sole Agent for the L. States.
The above Medicines may be had genuine the Book
Store of D. L. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Ia, Dec -, 1910. 4}tf
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new BOOKS! NEW B0OKsI!

ME Just received from, PhiadeIobia
4 small assortment Of Booksn the various departmcl
81 literature and science, together ih stationary,
the following works
FedeTaIis;. Wirs Patrick Henry.
Religious Ceremonies, Woaders of the Universe
Wayland'S Moral Science, History cf the Late War,
Woman She should be,
Secret Debates in the Convention Of 1877.
Indian u ars. Abercrombie-s Intellectual PhiIoe0nhv
Confessions Of Schoolmastcr.
Sketches OF American Character
Homers liiad, TTmmer's Natural History.
J tmeson's Rhetoric, Collins Poems.
Boys Story Books, Methodist Discipline.
frosts American Speaker, Smiths Anatomy,
icsiies House Book, Cooks Own Book
wilkins Astronomy, Books of History,
Jcaerson's Manuai, Lincon's Botany,
Mitchell's Geography y Atlass.
IaT.cy'5 Geography
Frugal Housewife, Course Of Time
Ladies Wreath, Bnrns' Poems
seaecas' Morals, Boys Life Of Harrison,
Coburn's Algebra, First Lessons,
Davies Arithmetic, Bucks Dictionary.
Cowper's Task, Book Of Jashcr.
Parlour Scrap Book, Parey's Library,
Condition of Women, FASH lnabIe ADJUSTMENTS
Debates in the Hartford Convention,
Chaa terbEand's "reminiscences.
Memoirs of Com. Banbridge,
. - Aaron Barr.
Lempricrc's Biographical Dictionary,
W Wei Large Dictionary,
Shipwfecks & disasters,
Pirates Own Book.
Eight \ ears il w a5hington.
Riley's Narrative,
Sparks American Biography,
Domestic Medicine.
Speeches Of Phillips. Cn7'an { Emmett.
- =. InermaTriage,
CultivatoE's Almanac.
Beauties of History,
Token ana Friendships Offering Tor 1911,
Hendricks Six Growers Manuel,
SCOTS Scotland. B,unt,s 81. Paul,
Lights and shadows Of Scottish Life,
History of Birls and Animals.
1oung's Night Thoughts.
Infantry Tactics. Marshalis W ashing,on
Brliish S,v, Hiud's Far-ier.
Cleaveland's Latin Grammar.
Lockhar's Burns. " ats Hymns
Daughters Own Book,
American Ches;erfld,
Arabian Nights. CanlpbelIs Poems.
Paradise Los;. Dicks Works
Language of Flowers. Sentiment of Flowers,
American Consultations.
Life of Wherefore. Glimpses OF the Old World,
No5thcoie's Fables. History of the Jews,
Bank Books, of all kinds.
Albums. in a variety OF bindings,
GIlt Edge and Log Cabin Paper.
Superior Quills, Ink.
D. P. HOLLOWAY.
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CALEB 2o WI-lIhIAMSe
4 ESPECTFULi.Y requests all indebted him. o
Z, make pG gHielt nc is very much in
a this time.
a. y. 3. lie has constantly on ha md all times
SADDLES. BRIDES. I.9 f2.NftSS. UTffPS. COL
LARS and SADDLE TREES; all of which he VIII
sell fair and reasonable terms.
RICHMoN d. Jan. lst. 1910. Itf
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REMITTANCE BY MAIL.


"a Postmaster may enclose money nt letter TO the
Publisher of Newspaper, 10 pay the subscription Of i"
Gird person, and frank The letter, ,orite By ijn1seT'
NorE.-Some subscribers may not be aware of the a.
bovc regation Il, will be seen, by requesting the
Postmaster where they reside frank their letters contain
ing subscription money, ho viii do so upon being satisfied
that The nothing but what refers the sub
scFipiol.
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PORK PORK !

AS for sailing at hand we take tais me
public that prepared 10 take III
Pnk foot having arrangement 10 nave
them klled despalr Iose 5nterossd solicited 70
give We propose paying fair prices il cash Tor
hogs PORK nousa aIafket opposite The Market
House. AtSIlLLA JONE Z So.'
I2ih mo. II tn, 1910. 4ju
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-09

ON HAND considerable quantity OF Sails. QIinne.
Mophia, Cream Tartar, Tasarc Acid. Super Caro- Soda
Sal Eats Campho- Rhubarb, Jalap, Mustard. Masnesia
Castor Oil Aft Pepper. Baberry. Gum Myrrlr &c. &c.
Aso,---Alcoho Linseed Oil. Sp Turpentne, Tobacco.
and description of Spanish and haSpanis Cigars
at unusually low rates,--at the oil stand of
IRWIN REED s. BROTHER.
Richmond, Angus, Isl, 1910. 3o1
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PRICES REDUCED

the present standing of things. Having an adii
zion to or former STOCK recently. favorable terms,
haieT ourselves that do well by any other
establishment III the
Among assortment may be found the usual variety
choice and genuine articles. particularly Medicines.
and Spits,a matter essential 10 the invalid As
made scJas study procure good articles
feel confidence IN Recommending them. and Will posi-
lively sell mach occr for Cash. than has before been offered
ihs place Persons wishing purchase. Tholcr1ie
RETAIL will give call and wha. be done;
lcGGt Of money.
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T MESH OYSTERS-Just received. and served UP in
order: also Picked Oysters, and other refreshments
Call n the Richmond Sa oon-
Richmond. Dec. 18th. lS40 Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-09

StPRING FOUNDRY, RICHMOND, LNDL4-N.1
OTuE Subscribers having entered into co-parinersp un
Der the firm of f.. jones' & Co., respectfully inform tn.
public that they have established Foundry on the north
side Richmond, prepared furnish all kinds Of
Castings with dispatch, and III the lhc}
viii also furnish patterns ifwanted, on talrtorms
/. l.. JONES.
JESSE II. HUTTON.
October 22d. 1896 42tf JOHN II. HUTTON.
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Take Notice.

4 HEREBY forwa all persons from trading for a
OF hand. held ny David Ma ilsby | deter
mined paw the same unless compelled by law
RUDOLPH B. WILLIAMS
Dec. 90. 1910. 81 81
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NOTICE..

NUIICE
To the Citizens of Wayne County:
rs ME Undersigned being appointed COUNTY SUR
Il NEYO2, informs the Public that his Office is in
Richmond, Robert Alorrisons Building upstairs and that
person. living distance, by
depositing line in Post Office directed to him. at
Richmond stating therein. what place attend TO
do such service. and what public place near
WILLIAM COX, County Surregor
n. B. .3Hkinfs Of Conreyancng done By The su5scri-
Der. neatly, and on snort notice. WIN. Cox.
kichmond. Nov p. 1883. 46 IF c.
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NJ OTICE-The Stockholders il Tine Richmond FRA
ding and Manufacturing Company are hereby no.
Ilei that the SIN last inslanent, 0: SO! each
stock in said Company. will be required on the
of May. lSiI which Time those " no shall have
paid all said stock viii receive Ger
number of 81 held by them respectively
And Who their stock account, are
make due provision foF the settlement
same, before the abose named time, they
tcH porcy be proceeded against according TO the pro-
charter leniiyconsteht with the severity
of the times extended towards delinquent stock
hodersbut after the time herein stated shall have eNpr-
ed, they need expect no further indulgence.
By order of the Board JNO. HAlNfS. >ccy.
Richmond, Oct Gth. 1910. 40-1m.
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NINGER. Cinnamon, Black Pepper, and AI-spIce
VI Cloves, Nutmess. Mace, Ginger-root. Sal Soda
Saetatus Candles. Snu Backing Ink, Family Groceries
and various other aFtcles-offced low Tor cash.
IRWIN REED Il BROTHER.
=,
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Copper, brass, Shect-irOsa and
E'isa-xsarc isanUEactOrso

ME subscriber this ihod of informing the clti-
4 zens o Richmond, and the public generally that he
the above business IN Richmond where ne
intends keeping constantly hanl general assortment
Of Conner Bras Sneet-Iron and Tin stills, Brew"
er, Fulcrs Dye, anl atte Kettles Of every description
order shortest notice and in good workman
manner all kinds Of Copper wash, stew and tea kei
hand; also, general assortment CT
tn-warc which viii be sold wholesale retail on as
be bought IN rhe All kinds OF
pa ring done Oh the shortest The highest price
will be paid for old "copper" brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond Nav l9-tf
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NEW STORE.
Roots, Shoes and HAS.

NiiE suoScTIDei q Richmond. anIto
ken into partnership his son. ohn Edward Ones
will hereafter conduct business under the of Aqua
Jones Il Son. We have opened i'll the recently
occupied by the post Office, extensive assortment
boots, shoes, and hats OF all kinds comprising both ladies
and gentlemen wear Our stock selected with care
from the best establishments in the from which
hereafter receive such additions
enable keep that which will enable
community to be accommodated. AS stock perhaps
comprises good assortment brought
place. will merely solicit call by those wishing
purchase, feel satisfied they viii be pleased with both
quality and price We have hand and shall
large stock of fall ana winter wear shall be prepared
furnish a wholesale retail.
AQUIL!A JONES & son.
ffIchnlouC. ia ID mo- / th, icIO- Eft
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IOtIce.-ALL PERSONS, knowing themselves
l indebted H. L. Weihelali, for BLACKSMITH
ING, Note BOOK ccount viii please 10
Edmund Evans * Son, who authorised receive the
san HENRY l.. WEltlLisAiaD-
p;-,r,,o,l De- J7., Tsta 4qif
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
WHO IS RIGHT?

Mr.. English, one of the Representatives
from Cape Girardeau county-and a
would-bo big man of the party-in what
the editor of the Argus calls an able letter
to the Southern Advocate, says "the feds
are endeavoring to get up the impression
that Col Benton is the father of the bill
the Currency Bill introduced by DR.. Red
man but any one on reading it will at
once discover that no such bungIing and
absurd bill could have come from the pen
of that distinguished Statesman" Now.
notwithstanding that Mr.. English thinks
that no such bHRgling and absurd bill could
omanate from such a distinguished source,
it appears that not only that bill, but sever
al other bills, resolutions, &c, were writ
ten by him previous to his departure for
Washington, and put in the hands of his
tools for the purpose Of being brought for
ward in the Legislature. In an article
which we copy from the Missouri Rcpub-
lican in to-day's paper, it will be seen by
statements made by Gen. Hans Smith, that
Col. Benton did write that very identica
"6ungling biV," and left it in the hands OF
DR.. Redman We are at a loss to know
which to believe, Mr.. English or Gen.
Smith.
Will the Editor of the Democrat give us
some light on the subject!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

REsuMPrloN.-We learn from Richmond
papers that the resumption of specie payments
by the Banks Of that city was begun on Monday,
lst inst, and was unattended by any excitement
whatever The quantity of specie demanded
was quite trihing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
FLORIDA.

Our latest intelligence, says the Ponsa-
cola Gazette, concerning the Seminole war,
encourages the hope that this Improbable
contest is about to be brought to close
but the war has been so often ended, is SO
sever ending-still beginning" that we are
compelled TO hesitate and pause upon what
would otherwise be deemed conclusive evil
dencc, that the country is at length about
to be rid of the hateful presence of the In
dian.
DPTHE FLORIDA WAR ENDED AGAIN!
The news by yesterdays mail induces the
belief that the Indians are probably whipped,
Sirty-sir Indians having been captured If,
however, there should be any more fighting,
or any other attempts to close the war, we
shall advise our readers hereafter.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

The conclusion of the able address OF
the Hon. CmLTON ALLAN we give in to-
days paper, and would again invite the
attention of our readers to it. Several
communications and other important mat
ter iscrowded out of this paper owing to
its great length, which shall be attended to
in our next,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
$3SECE,

1 y obedience TO an order Of the County Court II
l. Howng. Cunniy, I W.T.. sell At Public Sale, tie
tle highest bidder, for Cash in hand, at the towp
of Glasgow, on Saturday the 21'h day of February
lSl, TWO NERO SLAVES far life; one
msn aged about f'rly six years, and the other
gifl aged about eleven years, Std Slaves are tha
property Of the Estate of TIi1las Ryrch. Sen'r.
decd, and sold for The purpose Of distribution.
JOHN Ross. Adm.s
Fsb stb 1871. 6-5,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
IMpORTANT1

DPFrom the L. S. Gazette of the 4th
inst, we learn that at special meeting of
the Board of the Directors of the Danl;
Of the United Statcs-it was resolved that
the Bank suspend specie payments.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
SUPREME COURT or THE UNI
TED STATES.

Amongst the proceedings of the Supreme
Court of the United States, on the l 9Th Ill
timo, we copy the following from the Ma
tional lntelligencer Of the Cd:
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH, Esq. OF Rhode
Island; JAMES ii. BIRCH. Esq. Of Missouri,
and NATHANIEL c. MCLEAN, Esq. of Ohio,
were admitted Attorneys and Counscllors
of this court"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

AYouEE WHO SENAToR.-The Legislature of
Michigan has elected Governor Woodbridge a mem
Der OF the Senate of the United States in place Of
John Norvell, whose term Of service expires on the
3D. of March next.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

An IMPORTANT MovEMENT.-The New York
Herald sayS---"We understand that preparations
are making to call great mass American meet.
ing in the Park, for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the conduct Of the British Govern
ment. in relation to the burning of the Caroline
also on the North Eastern Boundary question
also on the North Western territofy-also on
the recent seizures Of American merchantmen by
British cruizars in the African seas.
We learn further that the conduct Of England
in her aggressjons and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT through
out the world, will be considered, and presented
to the nation in several strong points OF view"
THE Case OF McLEoD.-There have been so
many contradictory statements in regard TO the
arrest and eommittal Of Mcleod, that we h0v,
heretofore been in doubt which to believe. Til,
New York Herald gives the most authentic state
ment, received from correspondent in Lock
port. The writer says the trial OF Mcleod can
not take place until the 4th Monday in March
unless special commission OF Oyer and Ter
miner shall be issued IIiscase will come befort
the Grand Jury at the County Court, to be bel,
early in February; but that Court can only indie
him. 1t has been stated in some prints, that h
was to be tried immcdialeIy-this may have mis-
led some, The statement that Mr.. Brolherlon
the cashier Of the Suspension Bridge Bank, hac
become McLeod's bail in $4,000 is also errone
Gus. Mcleod was arrested under charge O
murder, which is not baila5lc oasn:e
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20

DFThe Legislature adjourned on last
Tuesday.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
MARRIED..

In this County. on Tuesday the 10th
inst, by EIdor II. +. Boon Air. JoIT
UuTcIlHsoy. Jr TO Miss SARAH Ann,
daughter Of William I. Fucker, Esquire.