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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

FALsEHoOD ExPosED.-Some of the
federal members Of the Legislature have
reported, upon their return home, that
Speaker SPalding refused to give them
cSftificatesof the number of days they
had been in attendance, and that they
were consequently under the necessity of
coming of withou; their pay. To remtS
this falSehood, statement from the Az.
dtor's account is published ia the States.
msn, n,ShoWing that all the, ,fsdsrslmembsr
that attended the session, excepting one,
drew their pay for the time they attend
I'd, and for mileags, varying from SbS to
DlOe, according to the number Of daJs
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
DISTRESSING CIRCUMSTANCE.

On the 9Th of April last, Mr.. Norman
Ellis, late of Delhi, Delaware county, o.
left home 10 go to New Haven, in the
county of Huron, for the purpose of look.
ing out location for his business. He
is Dentist by profession. We heard
that he did not 60 there, but turned his
course to Fire, Erie county, Pennsylvania
though we have not had any correct ac>
count Of him since he started. Mr.. Els
lis's wife, who is at her brother,in-law's
in Radnor township, Delaware county,
and his father and brothers, who reside in
Union county. Ohio, are, of course, in
the deepest distress from his singular ab.
sencs. The most alarming fears are ex.
cited for his fate; and it is impossible ho
would remain so long absent, without
writing, or getting some one TO write. if
alive or in bis right mind. 1t is doubt,
uncertainty and conjecture.
1t is the desire of the afflicted family
that this notice may be copied by the pa
Pers generally, that as extensive circula>
ton as possible may be given, hoping
that some information may be obtained
by it. Any information may be directed
10 Mrs. Harriet Ellis, Delhi Delaware CO.,
OhiO.-StGteSmGn
August 20, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

KENTUCKY ELEoT1oN,-By The result
published fn the Louisvill Journal, we
ascertain the members elect of the Legis.
lature, stand thus:
The Senate-WhigS elected 7, Demo.
crats4. The House-Whies So. Demo
Gratis 4O,-2membess not yet heard from
The above result shows great gain for
the Democracy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON,
VENTION.

Pursuant 10 no,ice, large number ol
ihe Democratic voters Of Brown county
met at the Courthouse in Georgetown on
Saturday the 9Th inst for the purpose oil
nominating candidates 10 be supported at
the next annual election.
On motion, Col. JOHN ALLEN was elec-
ted President, and A. P. K1LLPATR1CK
HSq. Vice President, and d. P. PALMER
and STEPHEN 7. Bronson appointed Sec.
retaries.
The following delegates from the
townships named presented their cre-
dentials.
From Union TowaSkip-Wm Norris
David McElrOy, A. Stephenson, VIM.
McGregOr, and G. Laurimore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Helm, Shary
Moore, Andrew Evans, Henry Flaughef,
Jr. and Alvy Jacobs.
Lewis-Jacob Waterield, Joseph Nc
Kee,-RichaidSon, Joseph Richards, and
G. M. Martin.
ClGrk-Hueh Kennedy, E. ]. McLain,
Samuel Whiteman, VIM Neal, and w. G.
Fowler.
PleGsant-Benjcmin Sells, Noah Ellis,
John Allen. A. P. Fitzpatrick and VIM.
Carly.
Byrd-Tho's Pickerill, James Wright,
ThO's MeffJrd, Alex. Ellison and J.
RObeson.
FrGnklin-Michael Pindall, Lewis
Ball, Frederick Siberel, A. B. Strait, and
VIM. Campbell.
JGckson--Thomas Brady, Aaron Ey.
lar, John Brady, Moses Moore and Vim.
Cox.
Green--Sumuel Day, Joseph Kratzet
and Samuel Gerren.
WGShingtOm-JOhn Jacobs, Henry
Strait, Lsvi Dunn, Rawley Dunn, and
John Rachford.
Edgle-Hugh G. Miller, Jacob Mar
kee, s. King Stivers, Jacob MaukSr and
Jesse Edgington.
ScOH-John Slansbury, James Mccall
Sr. SGml McFadden, Benjamin Purdum,
md J. L. Purdum.
Pike-Ncholas Sroufs, James Red.
man, Samuel WGrdlow, Hugh WardlOw
and Levi Wells.
Perry-R. w. Ditto, Geo. Fisher, VIM.
I. Allen, Martin Bishop and William
Boyle.
On motion, a committee Of one from
'ach township was appointed by the Pres.
dent TO receive and report the names Of
andidates for the different Offices to be
He'd at The October election. The
Ollowing persons composed said cOm~
litteO:
William Norris of Union. Andrew
lelm Of Huntington. Noah Ellis of
'leasant. Jacob WatOrield of Lewis
William Cox Of Jackson. r. F. Stivsrs
f E,gls. Michael Pindall Of Franklin
Ienry Strait Of Washington. Hugh Ken
edy of Clark. James Mccall Of Scott.
amuel Wardlow of Pike. VIM. P. Allen
Perry. Joseph Kratzer of Green.-
homes Pickerill of Byrd.
The comillee reported the names Of
9 several candidates that were present.
TO them. The Convention then by
nominated Gen. JAMES Lou.
IN as a candidate for the Senate. Up.
ballotinS for candidates for the other
ices, Col. JOHN d. WHITE received a
.iority of all the votes given, for Repre-
native. and was declared duly nomina-
! JAMES ] SMITH was unanimously
minated for the office of County Audit.
After seversl balottings for Sheriff.
ILLIAM SHIELDS received . majority of
the votes, and was announced as the
ninSc. In like manner, RICHARD W.
rTo wss nominated tor the Uffice of
'niy commissioner; and WILLIAM K.
At foI Coroner,
rhs following resolutions were then
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

&in North Carolina, the Democrats
hove elected msjOrity of more than 25
on joint ballot in the Legislature; but a
Wing Governor has succeeSed, owinp TO
the sickness of'he democratic candidate,
aud = report got up by his opponents thai
he had dsclinsd.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

they attended aud the distance they taV.
slled.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-28

PROPOSALS for carrying the mailsof the United
l. States from the LIST Of July, 1912, to the 30h OF
June, 1916, inclusive, in Kentucky, Tennessee, "A
bana, Mississ pp, Arkansas, and Louisiana. will De
received at the contract office ofthe Post Office be
parIment in the City Of Washington, until o'clock
m of the l4th day Of April, 1912. ito be decided
by the 3o,h day of said Aprl) the routes, and in
the manner and time herein specified, viz
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Sefanntma6unoen.
9QJemetue Gahl Nrof(amatipn.

Nad)rid,t miro bermit ben ltimmfdbiseu @rspdblern
ppn Starf @ountD Sblc ertbet, oaB ile @ an ben 9e>
wbhnllden lSablpldsen lbrer oerhleoenen GownIhlps
AM ten ltaG oem1l. Sctober |. s. uoer>
lamn,en baben. am oann II. oaIeibf, 9emdB Der @cns
ftttutt,n nno @eese oes Staaes, ruro Sttmmettel s
erwdblen 4 s~ ...- .. s&
Cine perfcn fir @cuperutrl
gine Derlon fur @cngreB,
Do % Do Senator,
3tDei 9terionelt fir Neprdlentanteu,
sine 'perlcn fur 9tuoitor,
bp b. DO @ommtlVondr,
pp oo bo 9anome0er,
DO Do Do @oroner,
Drei perfonen fir Direetcren pes srmenbauies,
8rdno uno getit> Surcrs. :, -
SUlsenbe 3abl Der @el1wrrnen fur jeslideS 2cnn.
Zip III Starf @opnty, boten bic Grnies BET perHieoe,
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EanD FL perfaufett.

9as fHrrelte @tertel ron Seetton TO- 1aunfbs TO- a. &
Unit Nusnabmc IL Ader tle pertau b1 enfha
nc rDnscfabr 53 Afer nabe @tatt Canton as IaNS
1T rcn ebr gutter Nuatdt gut Natr verfeben nb 6ot ou.
ser hrn n6t8en 0etdueen Gin 99arret bnreeno u cine
eer sssnmartiss Gissntbmr br ant tie auerep u Ser
tate 70 tietrt CT rictelte t9 an nr RE t
nen feSeieet werrtn mic IS m fur cen Saur ffE 1DfA
rle &Ottn rrtbelt wrren mic Saufr rerIans. OaS
bcre tann n.an erfabrcn tep =.
s. u. sd neiber,
Qatttcn, Quauit s, lS42s
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(Qingcrcibt Bptt QdtifCft.

(Gtn9rrci9t BOT Qdnton) -
0Ser lit Der giuferniB ilnb 8abn -.
Iur BofIer fhllrft unb sEatibett =. -: :.
Do1tt iet frpmm .uuo tuobl 4etbdttj 80
SIT oes Seritauo's beraubet. r. =: -
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prob1rt 1tur bic Qiqu6re,
o1e td fir @udb bab' subereit't; >;:.:
Ste munben Gud BET Gbrt. 80:
Gin @ldsaen, Stpei audi Nt5aben uidt;
Nur BET 8ertanb seblieben; ..<
DaB i1e ein s4nftcB sesen pRiat
S0at paulus ntft Seihrieben.
slud n Ofenw0ffer biltiuirt,
ErCbat fur triibe Au9en, q
QSirb, BON mir ttftlid, fabrieirt,
3um 8e{ferieben tau9en. ."':>
Die Grau, bic einem SausbaIt fi6rt
QStrb teaer feb'n bic eIden, - ''7
llno fam, penu Der @aturn reeiett; ...s
Sbu seiti9 ueiter fatfen.- ~>
o'rnm iAaft Gudb Oielss @aittel an, aanI " :.
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gSett be0er um eud fhauett.
Gin alter DiltiIlatelr. -.
GU-D Der 81britaut tauu in bieIer Druderei uadbaci
tptelen tperocn
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+ g be freu3. +

TVDet reu3.f =
Sim 30. oieies Nienats Derlieg meine Gbefra. g us
1anna Sncp metn oaus unb stpor cbne aud, muir
Die mnoete Geranlauns von meiner Geite Sa,u au ert
balen gu baben. Sd tparre bdber teoen Nenftn Dltc
ielben au menen amen su bcrSen roer G,elb s 6edE,
len, inoem t MIDI fir nits BON Der 9rt fur lie Def.
hate, uuc teiueswe9s 9utbeiBen ,peroe,
SObn &uCp, f.:
Qote 91p. ben 2ten Gent. 1912. s. 3m
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Gin(eituns unO Selbllll1e Der Berlamm(un9
Der Deut1hen am 9. 9luouif, 1912.

1oo eiu ad,tbarcr 3beu nuIerer Witbirger, ndmlib
-. NeutItbe Sdqsr SOu,pa9nte, belm @lnrden bon bs
NV =, ,n. ""Su etnem SeleelOen paufen ansesrtffen
ssr "uS no cislev> 'ur chosno9e" SeIbltoer
tGeiSt tSee;ana u' SSretsn mub uv "'r Scn S5agsse
,,nn ber Spl( 8eb6rce verbaftet truIS"; ~ reem
9uaeut(ide nod etu9eferfert it, pahreno OtejSp'9en
,peld,e Die Gubeorun9 aun9eL nlt ur tret uno ult>
oebinoert umberaeben, onoern ic9ar oroben uno on
Ser taYcr erfldre, oaB er Die @etan9enhaltun9 Der
olieoer iener @ompa9ne fltr notbwenots balte, bis
hid, Bic oescfe gufre9uns gele9t babe, un oenelben
cine unpartbeitlhe lnterluhull9 51 ler H. oteelben
sr etpalttbdtiefeiten Su oerpahre, IT, oa uberbaupt
SftrrS on ben roben up unmienceu Gbeil Der e.nge,
berneu Bepbferune eine bohlt bcleio9enoe uno cine
uuaered,te Gtelun9 9e9en bic e1a9ewanoeren Burger
nnopnpnreu fprb IT, ba mir bic Slu5brl1de Der roben
ennlt IT, cereu errlhaft ilber bds @eles zines fret
on nub oufoedrte 8plfes unrpro9 lno 9efdbltc fir
hpn inneren Grieoen uno bic @rbaltn3 unerer freien
Observation-Disclosures balten, H. oa mir ls fur bic @rz
holtuuo uno Sronun9 lit unerm an9enCntmenen Sater>
nnpe eben 70 tobl perpRihtet baen, ais III ere ein
oeborneu O2ttbur9er, neil 9elebe Nede uno pftden-
BON uus alien cine 9etd1e Hebe nno 9ette Sreue fur
bos den,eiuId,aftdbe 8aterano III Nniprudb nebmen,
Sas 70 fIber Der Hepoluticr 0Sasbn9tcn QafuYette
S"s,insfo. McutaommerY, De Galb uab Steuben ouro,
nerenote patr,ct,ld)e 9uitren9uns BON benz brtihen
csche befreeu uno NIT ibrem oer5blut Sur Sretltdtte
Ser senbeit ,peheten uno oa mir smertfa als uus
iere eimotb uuo 8aterano unerer Etnoer betrad,ten
1nb baber ourdaus fcia oer1deoenes 5neree bon Dem
ebrlideu uno feBisen Gbel nnlerer e'nseborneu Mt.
burger babtM:
slus bielen Griinben feD hermit
BefdloNea. Il. bag mir fir unfere ein9eferferteit
traoer ,nits aIs Ge.eht9fe aber audi pclle uno u,s
anittelbare @ereaaH8feit nerlan9en
BE lof,enI DaB lpjr ben 3uffaro- rpcrin itd
,&ers pberfe 8eanite fsr Staot In gcsiebnns etner
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8Uber>StOhr.

Ser nttrnctt ttnari@tist ebrrtitts s6rte btut.
s Htiitm baB er (oeten encn ncen GerratD btuSn
8urrn crDattn 9at tp er br tiQiS fir baGreS 0tI6 s3
9crtauf antctrt. &c tcfnrcn ff1 raruntcr: =.
Srr6c unn tleine itcn; Oinrs @uqcbrer. 8tel 1tIfa
mrnter; Wrnrnitttn H. 8emrnfbafi4e 0t(an8tadtr Sa
lein; Arncs 2ea6rs Gbrtcntt; 8ratEtrstfS 9tebst6,
Sieeprs Crunblate her GrJicbuns o ots nterits ;r.
ner, 2et9rf@t@tc, StoSr"r9e unt S1dtittSe6d Dater
@tots 3Etrtt,
netn manen anOeru 9Rette Sic Ger dnubte tt FIJI diet.
fas bdlt Ct acct b6fi@ aQt ein feinem SIabtw gum
&C. ausuirrr4n, |ens Saer su trieGen unS fir @ E ~ ut.
tDeilrn. 49,,
cl;, ar unr 9teintrbte merren as 3aStuns futr ue.
angcwrmmct. ,.,..r , A..
Suer refine tauurcae suren oitt tsr bt rsts dr taa.
rem 9rtb oHrr 8ur6erm 9e9sttN.' -.
0antrn Nu3uf II. ls4s, = 80
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QBo It briition @ramIiW4
aus Sarthaulen, Sberamt 9iederfu[nt. Rbniareirfi.

Wu ber4
Scr nternete, unsfabr a,pei Wfciafe In eb> cfs
atla"rrt unb et in Gamtc 9art Qcuntp Ohio @ ktKSenS
tittrt tefastem Gralin9 fails ibm bees su @ft fmt un
9'"rt@t Son teinsm eisen aunt6aIt eSss
tprr @ ben tutersneten sur iuntsfn 9af6arttit Stfr
fen Oan bsliete su arrrciltreu: 49, ''"':
gcttlieb @laler, eantcn, Start ecaute, Sbit.
Gantcu, ben IL. N,ta,,n; Is42s 5.a;N'
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Ser N5a terlanDez SreunD unD o cit Ser 3eit.

|tpanot tpurbe. Safe man uns baber nad btefem MaBs
tabe 11nterid1en, pb Der 9rbeiter burd 8ermebruna
oes umlaufs9eloes Derltere.
9lm 2lSten Septemter fam Elm Mdnn, ber fir feline
etne Sa9earbett 25a erbielt, tn etlten Gaunaben
tit SOton, um nadftebeuoe slrtite1 einSusaufen
NaB Webl 80 so
"a spto. NnU1nnd 3l1ter 3u 9 @ents 9 Is
10 9Olonen NtOIa1es AZ 4 20
SaB Sd1wetneRet11 80 90
IA pto' @affee 49, IS
. % Dfo. Heis 125
80 Butter % 80
90 pfo. &d1e 10 200
1851 IS
9Int liten September FAM berelbe Wanu, rpelder a.
ber td9ltt nur DoG. erbelt in oenelben Stcbr uno
taufte Die 9eicben 9lrtifel fur fcllteuoe preile
SaB Webl IS so
25 pfO. 3uder su Gents 200
10 9aIOnen Otota1Ics su 27 @ents 30
SaB Shmeinefeild1 II 90
IA 0fo. Soffee Su 10 @ents I 40
% Qfo. Nels 90
so pfo. Sutter 3u Is Gents 4 80
20 'pt0. Safe Su @ents so
$50 90
So fren ibnt cieIe 9rtits SO Gage srbeit, penn ct
td9lld Dollar erbalt, uno es hdlt nt d)per en51s
ben, Dap er 1910 BET 9eri9em Sagelcbn 10 Gage tpee
niger o1r III arbEtten bate ais I'M Sabre 1886 BET bC>
bllt es lb audi nit tleicun9slden u. onDereu, in Ell
ner SamiIte uentbebrltten @esentdnpen llnO es er>
gte6t ll allN, oaB Der Wann III 1886 mebr ais ben
Ibei leuer 3e fir q d 8, ober, INN es rbtiser gu
la9en ur bic Sonten 9earbeitet bat, II. OaB III
1910 Sin Dollar seraoe 70 oiel rpertb war, ais 1T 1886
$ 60. Ob.
Die 3eit 1nadt ben QBb96 uel Su idofeu, bem ciuen
lit le 5u BART Dem anoern 81 lang Das lesere lit be-
lOnoers Der 6aI BET oen @eoern nleres NHht9 @ons
grees 9Iber rte 3et lit uuerbittd3, lie nil ourdbaus
Ipr Neot habem, ile pia uno muB ourtlebt iet u69e
oeie5 auf pernl1nftlse coer unoeranf9e 9Sete 9eez
ben. lSee H. nglut, f0nnen nun unlere torn. NSbt9s
III NSalb9tou, NIT $s III Der Gaihe lie uid)t bnbrs
gen, Daber perfalsu (le auf alerle l6ppe SpeIeret
en uuo Yrllen. SD mar furSd) audi Der Cine oa, Der
9Oere bort hiau6 9elaufen, Inn bic 0an9uetle su oer
treiben, 10 oa6 I6 I'M Gepraentanten caue, ple &C.
m0bnltd1, fetn SuOrum oOrfano.
Otlnl cutauo Die Srase 9Sas 1T gu tbun ?. Dtefe
6eantwOrete eln nuret1)er 0bi9, inoem er laste =
spreder, 9eben Sie einen @eians prcis !" Dieter w>
Sertrtd) uuter pOien 9Die [anse miro oos &ct Oeleu
IoseOieben nUd DcG. tislid Su 6e5ablen haben, bis
es lelbt euoli Die u'riprcobeuen DUArs II. 8r1ter
erb0It?
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tpanot puroe. Qafe man uns baber nadJ biefem MaBs
tabe nnterluden, Db Der sIrbeiter burd Germebrune
oes llmlaufS9eoes perliere.
9lm 2lten Septemter fam Elm O2ann, ber fir feline
iene Sa9earbet $ 25a erbieLt, lit ethen &aufQoen
tn Solton, Tim na9Rebenbe 9lrtifel etnSutaufen
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CO. Die ceutldeu Sd9er f1mcn ctefen Dcnner6ta9
obet bon pem aloor 9t9en Satslhaft pab le pOr Der
matfen SourIIgun9 erfdeiuen DcIen, entlallen. Die
9lufregun9 bat lldb 9eleSt, uberaa berrltt Nuhe.
9tat,mttta95 plro Der etnSt9e ecafer, Der aus Der
NRtte pe5 9)Scb5 oerbafet muroe, pcrbort ,reroen.
Cincinnati 9Df5biibne
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-12
( lie Nj AR X ETS.

F1n he Baltimore Amerieaa, May 9.
RAIL Roam OaosRs nov quote the buy
ing rate Of the brokers at so cents on the dollar.
ViReisiA BAsK NorEs.-We quote as before
the notes OF the Whesllng Banks al / 5 per cent.
discount, and those Of ell the other Virginia Banks
at ~ per cent.
CsTTLs.-The nurHber ef Beef Cattle offered al
the dove yards to-day Was unusually small, a.
mounting 10 ali TO liule upwards Of so head -
They reach about 10 head al s. Sc so per 100
lbs. ia quality.
FLouR Some limited sales Of Howard Street
Flour were made from stores this morning at SIS,
IS, which We now quote he uniform price for
good standard brands. The wagon price is s. 63i.
WHEAT-flus improved little. Sales Of prime
Pennsylvania reds made on Saturday at 81 :
80 81 IS, and to-day several parcels we're sot a.
81 IS 81 SO. Sales of Nj reds 10 very small
parcels at 81 25 81 80
Corn "A sale OF Pennsylvania round yellow
Corn made on Saturday at SO cents. We
quote Md. to-day at So S. cents for white and
81 So Cents for yeIlow--.ales.
RrE-Sales Of Nd. Rye at Is. cents
OATs-Are worth 40a ~.
BAcOE.-We quote the range Tor assorted " est.
ern Bacon at 81 4a cents; II ms at a cents /;
SIDES at 81 cons, and Shoulders at 3 a 81 cts
WHIsKeY.--rhe market continues very dun -
We quote nhd. al i33 cents, and bbls Of 9 cts
The wagon price OF bbls is l6 cents, exclusive Of
the barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-05-12
CROPS IN THE wEsT.

The Peoria (llFinois) Register, 10 copy-
ing from this paper an article relative to
The promising condition Of the crops in
the Western parts of Maryland, remarks:
Hihis is an index OF the wheat crop
throughout the middle States generally,
what is to become OF the vast product
which will be raised Will the country
be indeed relieved from the g existing pc
cuniary embarrassment 7" Those who
live near the seaboard may be benefited !;
but it may, and doubtless, turn out to be
true that in the western States the price
of wheat will NOT pay the cost of raising
and sending it to market. We very much
fear that the price at Peoria will not be
81, cents bushel.
We must remember that in this State,
at least double the usual quantity oil
ground was last fall put in wheat, farm.
ers having been stimulated thereto by the
high prices and we must remember also
that thousands OF men in the eastern States
who had been engaged for years before in
manufacturing, were last fall compelled 10
turn farmers, by the breaking down oil
their manufactures. These will all be-
come producers Of breadstuffs, whereby
the demand for consumption win be 81
much the more reduced. We all think
these are hard times but they are easy
compared with what we shall feel yea
hence.
For all this is there no remedy? Tn.
questonably there is. Protect our Man
Waetares. Take away one.fourth ofthose
who are now raising breadstufs and SCI
them to manufacturing, and we have 9
home market at fair prices for all tho
wheat and corn we can produce. Thes,
manufacturers will furnish us with every
thing we need to wear. Thus we are re
lieved from dependence an England, anr
the money, which would otherwise be sen
off, is kept in our country to afford capi
tai for our banks, and enable them to re
deem their circulation in gold and silver
THE WHEAT CRop.-We have noveI
known the Wheat crops, at this season
of the year, look better than they do a
present. There is almost as much agar
Wheat growing as in any previous year
We have not learned that the Fly, th,
great enemy to the growth of Wheat, ha
made its appearance in any part of thu
country. Ii times are hard, produced t
great extent, by the msmanagemen
and selfish policy Of our rulers, the PEG
pie, at least, have no cause Of complaint
so far as the bcnehcent hand OF Provi
dence is concerned.--CentrepiHe lind.
/ Record.
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On Saturday evening last, a, Harrer's Ferry
MIR. JAMES Foley, formerly of this place. agrd 3S
years. The body of Mr. Foley was inferred on
Monday last, with Masonic honors.
Died, at Anderson, South Carolina on Tuc,iay
26,h of April, OF CHI onic Bronchitis, Mr.. SAMUEL
w. CALM, aged between twenty-eight and thjrty
years. Mr. Catlin was a native of the State OF
Vermont, and Printer by profession, He had
been employed at his trade for several years pre-
vious to his arrival in this State. principally in
Philadelphia and Washington city. He came to
South Carolina about year ago, and has since that
time, until confined in his room BY the dreadful dis
ease which tel minated his early existence been
employed in this Office, Mr. c, was nut only ma g
ter of his pr ofession printer, bat was endowed
with high order of Literary talents, which were
indusiiousy exercised for the instruction and ben
eft Of II, ,nkind H, has been since his arrival in
this State, regular contributor 10 tie Augusta
Mirror, more recently The Family Companion, and
interesting character Although Mr.. Calm had
Christian Cnurch, he was msn-of grea, moral
worrh and possessed in high degree every quality
that could adorn the character OF a gentleman -
Strictly temperate in all things, he died witkou, up
paren, pain,
Although stranger and in strange land he
did not lack for ardent and sincere friends bu, he
received during his last illness all the Kindness nd
attention that the world could have possibly
ed upon him, and the parental tenderness and af-
lection with which he was nursed to the last by
his worthy host. Mr.. E, ORa. is an honor to human
nature Highland Is c } Senhnei.
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Domestic xmfesIigence.
RoNxRY, May 6.

Owing TO the great fall Of rain since
Sabbath last. almost within intermission,
up 10 Tuesday nigh, all our water courses,
Wednesday, are impossible, 81 Of course,
our mail facilities, in every direction, stop
ped. The South Branch, on Wednesday
morning was remarkable high, the bot.
toms, generally under water, occasioning,
we regret to say, very considerable dam.
age to the land, as also, sweeping off a
great quantity Of fencing, &c., &c. The
damage sustained by our Branch friends,
by this unexpected freshet, cannot, at this
time, be compuled-but, all are sufferers
to great or less extent-and the amount
in the aggregate number must be very
considerable. The Bridge across the
Branch, although rendered useless, by
the water Overlooking the banks of the
river, still stands, to all appearance, we
believe, firm-but, not 81, with the new
Toll. house, frame building, erected by
the State, on the western side Of the
Branch, as it was swept from its founda.
ton, sometime during the night Of Tues
day or Wednesday mo rning, some fifty
yards down the bottom, where it now
stands. we are informed, quite erect
Mr.. BERRY, the keeper, as he was unable
to remove all his household goods from
the house, &C., will, no doubt, suffer some
loss. Some Of our oldest inhabitants say
that the Branch was higher, than i. has
been for thirty years past.-InteHigen
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a BARGAIN.-The Madisonian Of yes
terdsy, declares that there is a coalition
between Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Bentonl (telI
that to tho marlnes) TO produce opposite
ends This, we suppose, is what, in ma
tional concerns, might be denominntcd a
treaty o6enSioe." viii the Madisonlan
inform It's readers what is the state OF ne
gotia,ion between the little band Of Tyler
men, and the outskirts Of the Van Buren,
party? We cannot, Of course, censure
The latter for taking some Of the fat OIL,
ces within Executive disposal, but we
trust that in any little bargain that may
be made, (and we hear of two or three
there will be stipulation touching the
action of the Senate, because hen the
agreement becomes pretty plain, the SEN
ate may, al least, not be party to the
consummation OF the compact s.
Ga-.