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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
Sherin's Sale.

Y virtue Of Il decree and execution 10 me directed
} f,om the Wayne Circuit Cuut. L viii expose at pub
lie sale at the court house door in CentrevIIIe. Wayne
county, Indiana, on Saturday the lst day of January.
1872, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. VI. and four
O'Clock L. VI on said day, the following propcrt, - Wit
A certain parcel or lot Of ground situate III the city Of Rich
tnond, Wayne county, Indiana, and known by being lot
numt cred ten, as numbered on the plat of that part of said
city laid out by Jeremiah Cox. Taken as the property of
David and Mary Nlaulsby, to satisfy said decrec and exc
eution Il, favor of Lewis Nctlain, Exec.
THOMAS g.. NOBLE, Sh'r w C..
December Sth, 1911. 81 % 49ts
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NO VETO!-GOinS Ahead.

c. BROWNING, Resident Deahst. has returned
VI. AND viii be at home n few weeks To attend to any
professional business IN his line. lie has entered into ar
engagements "ith Dr. CKANrf enlist. Of Cincinnati. by
which means he j. prepared lo execute any 0nusaton on
the most scientific ani approves plan. Miaere3 lacorraqu-
bic Teeth, a new ani splendid article greatly improve ;,
always on hard and forsata GYM { b. VIII ~Prnt only
a portion Of MS lime il Richmond. lie viii VISIT ali the
towns in this vicinity. once OF twice. year, that Ladies and
Gcntlcmen may avail themselves OF his services.
ftJ-Cha rEes Iow, very low. lie Will take Cash. Lard,
Horses, or Dry coed, III payment.
Richmond. Dec. ~, ISL. - :3w
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SlIERlFF'> SAIE-By Tirtle Of decree aal Itxecu-
- tion - me directc9 from the Wayae Circuit Codt, |
VIII expose nj public sale at the Court house door ia Cen
trevIl}e, Wayne County Indiana. on The 18th day otJsnua-
ry. lSi2, between the hours OF ten O'Clock, \. NJ. AMI four
O'Clock +. NJ, on sax day, Il e following property, to-Nit:
two ccrtain lots of land III the Town of Hill sborough. Wayne
County Indiana, and known by being Lots numbered eleven
and forty-two as humble red on the plat u said iowa. Taken
as the property Of I.esi Boswell, to satisfy said decree and
execution.
uOS G. NOBLE. 5. ". c.
Dec. %, ISL. (cl,50)
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Administrators Sale.

- viii be offered FOR sale on Se~oni-1ay the f0th
Of the first month next. (JanuaTy lt the personal
properly OF Thomas Norman deceased. at hrs late resi-
depce in Wayne County, Indiana consisting Of Corn. Hay.
0ats, and stock of different kinds; one aggpn. farming
utensils. household and kitchen furniture. and other arti-
cles too tedious 10 mention. Terms of sale. sums Of one
dollar and lees. cash; all sums over one dollar, twelve
months credit. purchasers giving note with Approved secur-
iv: sale TO commence az ten O'Clock a m on said day.
AME NORMAN, Admr.
18th Month l4ta, 1911. 50-3,
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Sherin's Sale.
TUOS. G.. NOBLE. :. w {.
(Sl,3uJ
Dec. 3D., 1871.

Z lY virtue of an execution to me directed fom the
Wayne Circuit Court, | viii expose at public sale at
the Court House door, III Cent-eville. Wayne county. In
diana, on Saturday. the lt day of January. lSI2. between
The hours of ten O'Clock, \. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, l.. NJ, on
said day, the following property, to wiz: a certain parcel
or lot of land known By being the southwest quarter of sec
ton tsenty-four, township thirteen, range one, west of the
principal meridian line situate i'll Wayne county. Indiana.
Taken as the property Of Benjamin G. Moore, to satisfy an
execution in favor of joan keplar.
L. G. NOBLE, S'r. w. c.
December Sth, 1911. 81 50. 49ts
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~SoEnc<s.sn. New.

VII uhsersesaei having purchased the oa:5vo stock =
a 81 eNtsa'ee auescahtHe nose IN thts cits, eaasstlrs
~ - NOon@, HARDIN ARE anI CUTLERY.
= Ef>S" AXE. BOO Is ani SHOES. anl SIjoENA-
htk> FINDINGS. FLAMES X LAM BITS. anl
4 variety OF other articles usually kept il - res, winch
he uItlsal on favorable terms, III large or small ti7at5ty
t'T really pay Al ani see. IRWIN REED.
+. =. \ sample nj ting goods may he seen At the store af
iSlN REED, y BROTHER.
December 15b, ISL.
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QArTho absence Of the editor, aud the indispo
sitiun Of NJ. ID avis, will account fDr the non-1p.
pcarance Of editorial this week.
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n OF E..

VXTILLIAM G.. ANDERSON Of Germantown.
WAYNE county. Indiana. having Assigned - us, for
the benefit of ns creditors, his whole estate. notice ia here
by given, that all persons indebted 10 him will he required
to make payment 10 the subscribers, persIant to ihe terms
o. their several contracts; and all persons holding claims a
gainst the said Anderson are requested 70 present them TO ~
without delay
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
w. VI. COSGROVE.
December 18th, 1911. SOFT
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Administrators Sale.

III. be sold on Saturday, the 22d instant. at the
late residence of Hiram Brown. dec, on Fin
street, south of Main; the following described personal
property, of said deceased: A good MIX Cow, Beaastcads,
Fables. Chairs, Settee, ten plate Stove, Household and
Kitchen Furniture; also, a complete sent of Carpenters
Tools, &c. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, \. NJ. on
said day.
TERMs.--On all sums exceeding 50, siz months credit
will be given, the purchaser giving note with approved secu-
rity, under 81, cash i'll hand.
JOHN y. M'AIINN, Administrator.
January 1st, 1912. 52-ts
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The fine grIstm'li, ahpit turr uGtes south Of
Rlchm nd, belonging 10 Maxwell! 81 HUI, VS.
consumed by fEe on the night Of The % h inst
1t is not known how the fire originated.
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GrWe arc requested to announce SAMUEL
DELONG as a caudIiate for Sheriff at the next
AUGUST elcclInn.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

? ME Undersigned, administrator of the estate OF Isaac
L Austin, deceased, Will, asfeeatly TO an order from
the wayne Probate Court, sell at public auction, on the
2Jth of this instant. (December.) in the city Of
Richmond, the following described REAL ESTATE to-
viz: The west hall Of the northeast quarter of the north
cast qua ter of section 10, township II, north OF range ,,
east; also, the west half of the no. tn east quarter OF see
lion l., township II, north Orange }, east; also, the SOUTH
east quarter OF the north east quattero o: section -, town
ship IL, range ,, east. III all one hundred aud forty acres,
all being il the county OF Morgan and the state Of Indiana.
Also, tbs following tact of land in the county of 81. Jo-
Sepb, TO wIt:-the southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of section Il, township Be, north of Range 3 east.
containing 40 acres. The tcrn3-one third cash in hand
one third i'll six months, and the remaining third in three
months, with Interes, from the day Of suIe. Due atten
dence will be given ny
JAMES AUSTIN,} Administrators.
Richmond, December 81, IS4I. 49,.
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CITY Elections.
SIRAYED

4 WAY from the subscriber, three miles north n Rays
~ vile, on the night Of the 2Dth Of November Il baV
Mare, abou: II wears old, marked with = small blaze in
the face, blind in the left eve, a litlle white Oh rach side
Of the " ithers, shod all round, ID or Is hands high, we'll
SET, and high carriage. y liberal reward viii he gwen to
any person returning said mare or giving information 30 that
| may got her again. Such Information may he addressed
TO K. Henderson,, Greens1orough, Henry County.
AME II. DAWSON
Milton, Wayne Co, Ind. Dec. -, 1871. 5D3,
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Undersigned has this
day taken out of the Wayne Probate Court, Letters
OF administration on the Estate Of Thomas Mormon, de-
ceased, late Of said county; he therefore. requests all per
sons indebted 10 said estate To make immediate payment,
and all having claims against the same to present them !e-
gaiIy authenticate for settlement. within one year from tn
date. The estate is paobabiy solvent
JAMES MOORMAN, Atmr.
l2.h Month, 4th, 1871. 50-3t
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DELoNG as a candIiitc Tor oiertil at the mex
AUGUST election.
OF he absence OF the editor, hnd the ihdIsPo
sitiuu Of NJ. Davis, will account fDr the non-1p,
,oor,rca Of eIito,i.l his we,k
The fine grIstm.li, aipat tuur II lies south of
p,chm,,l LoL,,c;o, >, NvyoI g utu .a
T.. ~ ,;.L, r DO 49,
1' ~
II IS moi known no" the IRE ofiginiifd-
R,p,rvv-AJa Lew ncdi,r. Mss Srby,r, v,s
,obhcd Of cl1po IN omen DIV nv three freshmen
q miles ,h,, srie of For, W,vnc UA o. ,Li.
sum c,;o was !, G.r,pa, go1 ia IN lar ,.c..
,y, GA notes -, ia. L,nk of fh,ihco,b. and
,ua ro ~ ,to .,a, ,L, | g
w., ,rh., h.t.,oa - nl,, I'D r.I...
,.,la n sa"o,et nia ~" NV '"'
To tho Editor of the PaIIadium-
The following Circular from PhIo. {. Fuller
socond As, p NJ Cen Of the IT = w,h r.
m
I'',' ~" "
oci'Ii Il 'hc 'i''Hc'IS ~ i'f''i''n" hhi ~ Ei'ih-
ity.
A complinnre with the reqaest Of the p. O.
D.r,,,,,,t w,f ,h,;,e
r
AC'i''i' 1 VI
iotae h"'' t''e ! ni'ed states
The multiplied and increasing attempts Ia sio
late the las and de!raud the revenue. b. wtIling
ON The wrapper or margin of newspapers and
pamphlets sent bY mhtl, eHcl sing metnor tndl or
other things within them, unGerscprIng, dnttlug.
or pfIckIug letters or words, and bv various other
devices, with HE view 10 evade the payment of
legal postage, torre upon the Postmaster General
the necessity at directing me to eau HE SPECIAL
at'en'i"n OF i'Stn'Asfcfs TO the nntIinchlng dis
charge 'hcif outS III 'h'S paf''cuiar.
Inc wrappers OF All transient papers ana pam
phleiS, "hicl nave reachea their dtsiInafion,
should be removed, ana the papers cXamfned.
whose used ~ the manner above nhIded TO-, as
the vehicles OF communication, should be charged
on delivery, with letter postage; IT refused or
not taken "n', they should he returned 10 tho of
nee where i'Fst m1iieh' ana me Postmaster mere.
shouid '"t'f''o'F co'ec' 'he 'eS'i Pt"t's 81 h'e
ao''iFS, u vac I''iso VINO '"''l'ii'l''" Tue hence.
o1'h papers ~ 'did p'Sla"iPeo' "Hea 'ha'ied' anu
"iIke" WIN '"e faie u postage
Inc I"s''t'AS'ef tie"eFHt CANNOT oFihe Hiih'ef
~ 'na' !'""'' Il" ""'" Z i"'
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G13-Ne are authorised to announce THERON PARK,
as candidate fur City Marshall at the ensuing election.
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JNLAN SEED.-The highest price. in Cash, paid for
e. FLAX SEED, delivered at our store IN Richmond
Aug. -, 1911. IRWIN REED q BRO
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OYSTERS-Fme, Fresh OYSTERS

4 INFECT from Baltimore. by stage-for sale by the can
J CaII on IRWIN REED, BROTHER.
Dec, 18th, ISL.
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GD.Rrye FoReERY--The Neweern N. G. Specta-
Tor of the 18th nst. contains an account Of most
daring forgery perpetraed by an individual calling
hfm self Sheppard-a stranger in that place. He
arrived in the western stare on the 7h nst and on
the day following he went to the branch Of he
Bank Of the State, and procured of Mr.. Roberts,
the Cashier, check for thirty six dollars on the
branch Of the bank Of the State at WiImln ston.-
On the 18th inst he left in the western stage, and
nothing more was thought Of the check until the
I4th instant, when Mr.. Roberts received q notice
OF the receipt and payment by the Cashier Of the
branch q the Bank Of the State at Wilmins ton of
cheek for 5000, drawn by MIR. Roberta, In fayer
Of John Wood, endorsed by him, Pay 10 Nathan
Sheppard" and BY him endorsed, {" N Sheppard"
This was NO doubt the came check, with the ex-
eePtion Of this email change from thirty.six 70 six
thousand dollars, which Mr.. Roberts had sold TO
the villain IN question. lll.a
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A New ThinC-shaving.

DO FIELDS ANODYNE SHAVING CREAM will
be found like nothing else invented for those no
prefer real luxury to the barbarona butchery OF ped
soar bad razor end bad shaving Many articles have
been lately tried but none wiI cSmpare with shm IT
produces luxurious a,her on the face spset fnsanls
that nothing can give the sasfaction and comfort 70
those who shave 10 these who are shaved
by 9th I'M this cream will II has been tried bya
great number of eentlemen who declare II entirely
aualied The trade will be supplied by Comstock Co.,
wholesale and retail druggists, II Maiden Lane.
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"what pleasure can exceed
The smokinu.of the weed.r

o. EUREKA! Aideiicieus segar isiprenoupeed By
philosopher Of the luxuries Of life
Even Dr. Mott, the learned professor comnssds ssSi
segar Tin his work) Now, be II known 10 the good
citizens Of Gotham, that p Gsey, Nos 500 Breadway
Hsv ana sessrs to suit all tastescau and try-we ere
saiis6ed you'll call again .,.,. -
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FREsH SrocE---Upwards of 40 horses arrived
yesterday from Philadelphia. being an addition, T.
the already large number now in the employ Of Mr..
Homan of the Waverly Line" Success to, the
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RAscALs IN NEwARK Five, or six fires lhavt
recently occurred in Newark, audit is strongly
suspected that they were caused by incendiaries.
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GoNz TO SrAt-A large feet Of square rugged
vessels west to sea yesterday. Many Of them
haYs been detained for more than a week. What
if they had some steam auxiliary rs, - "
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90 HAIR-We' call attention 10 the most beaut
full and efficient article for the hair produced
families who desire their children 10 grow fine and
thick crop of hair and all inv Aids whose hair is thin or
falling and those who have dandruf should uset with
out delay, 1t the true Balm Of Columbia, TO be found
only at II Maiden lane and the dress covering each bet
tie 10 most splendid engraved view Of the Falls Of
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Troy, has been chosen Regent Of the University
in the place of Washington Irving, resigned. .
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CITY Intelligence.

PoracE.-Either the anticipation of a preventive
Police, or something else, canseda perfect stagna-
ton Of all business at the Police Offices yesterday
Nothing transpire worthy Of nete, although several
important matters are in embryo
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steamship Column blu.

When we last heard from Boston, per Adams 81
Cos express, this steamship bid not arrived here
She had then been twenty one days at sea.
Apprehensions begin 70 be felt for her safetys the
more particularly now, because large cebergs are
floating over the northern Atlantic.
We think her safe enough however, and her news
may be here te-day,-.
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PROCLAMATION.
To The ARMY AND CITIZENS OF TEXAS.

To THE Army AND CITIZENS OF TEXAS
Whereas, the odious practice Of indiscriminste ina.
pressment Of individual property, without authority
irem the government and merely sanctioned by
WILL and often stimulated by cupidity and dishonesty,
has often occurred. Now therefore, be it knswn that
Sam Houston Presidentand commander in chief OF the
army and navy Of the republic Of Texas, do by these
presents direct and command ell persons to abstain from
the commission Of such practices unless is by the
press order Of the government emsusting from the
department. to s.ch person or persons who may be
thorsed, or required to perform such dutyand in
case whatever shall any property be impressed but
when the most absoute necessity Of the public service
may require recourse to such alternative i} an
any officer shall be guilty Of the offence Of impress
ment Of property without authority he shall be dishon
orsbly Unchanged from the service, and il non com
mssioned officer soldier he shall be tried by court
martial AL rervons who shall be guilty OF violation
Of this proclamation shall have their published
offenders in the newspapers Of the republic - pi
Nothing better to ALLEVIATE the feelings Of
the people and destroy confidence in the government
than the federation of such offences 10 the high and
honorable duty Of soldier TO protect the lives pro-
perry Of the peaceful and worthy citizenE No NAN
who feels the holy impulse OF patriotism but will detss
the offence, when he rejects upon the condition of an
honest citizen who has been oppressed by his country
men, beoause he was unable to maintain his rights
preserve his property from the hsnds U violsncs hCh
should only be raised against national oppresors
an .. SAM. HOUSTON.
Galveston, 18th March, ls45. f,.-
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SMurii's Exraxss--We are agein indebted TO this
express for papers. Smith goes ahead with bis
Hartford and Springfield line. ~ IT, .,no IN
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Loss OF MAIL STEAMER We learn from Hs-
vana that the Dee, one of the West India Royal
Mail steamers which went ashore at Turks Island,
last month, will be a'ccmplele loss. This is bad
beginning. ..ll sa.,l.ee a sft tet rlfs 1s-le, X
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90 WE INVITE ATTENTION to the following
notice. particularly for families and all public schools
and institutions where children or young persons to
be found:- ...,,,.f ..r,.-si
aoldridg.'s Balm Of Columbia for the Har-fts posi-
tive qualities are follows .s..s l-.I ltll
ls-For infats keeping the cad free from scurf, and
causing luxuriant head Of hair. ll
2d-For ladies after child birth, restoring the skin to
its usual strength and rmnsss and preventing the fall
ing out of the hair 100
sdFor any person recovering from any debility. the
same eject is produced. $3.50 Z h,l'If0
nav be preserved by attention to The latest period Of
life. 81 .rfrr.. s1s-.,. ~.
5th-t frees the head from dandruR, strengthens
the roots, mpars health and vgor to the circulation,
and prevents the hair from changing color getting
grey.
6h-It causes the hair TO curl beautifully when done
up init over night No lady's toilet shsnld be made
without Il. .-n' sl-sass
7th--Children who have by any means contracted
vernin in the head Immediately and permanently
cured Of them by its use Iii nfallibe. To be found
at IL Maiden lane. s.ti.
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FLORIDA RAcEs.-First Day-Purse Sl5O-Mile
heats.-For this day. purse there were entered, BY
+. p. Gerow, his year old sorrel mare "Carissa,"
ewn sister to Clarion, by Mammoth Eclipse, dana
BY Col. sprowI, Major Wards 8 years old bay
FLY Miss Jennette, "by Jno. Richards, dam by
Diomede. l-..-.. -
~ Col; J. \; Br.dfute, his years old gray hor's
Thc.rac came out rs follows !: ,..
Clarissa, -. ................... ] d 7f
Jcnnetfe,. .'....'.'' $3.50
Airy. ...................... OF.
Second day-Purse $780, mile heats.
Mr.. F. p. Gerow entered his years old bay
horse "Fifer," Mammoth Eclipse, dam Music by
By Col ]. H. Bradfute, Col. Piuman's 5 years
old ehesnut mare "Mary Luckett," ~ BY Marion, dam
The result was as follows:
Fifer, ................ .......... l l
Mary Luckett, ................." sdr.
A. T.Bagby, ......,... ........- dr. .... s
Mary Luckett entered the field somewhat dsa-
bled. and the opinion was generally entertained
among the knowing ones, that il she had been
staunch in her underworks, see would have taken
the purse.
Third Day-P.rse, S5OO-3 mile heats. t,.-
Col. Bradfute entered his years old brown horse
"Tarqnin, ;" by imported Consul, dam by Powhat.
4Col Robert Elliott, entered /" Arkaluka, !" by inn.
ported, Leviathan, dam by Sally McGehee. -,a.
The RESULT as follow =
Tarquin,. ................... i
Arkauka, ..................... dis.
Time, 6m. l3s -6m. 2os. .ttsI.
Fourth day-Proprietor's Purse, S20O-mile heats
best three in five.
FP. Gerew entered his bay horse " Fifer. u
BY Col Bradfute, his sorrel mare )" Phone, by
imported Leviafhan, dam by William out Of Trans
port
By Col. Sprowi, (Alajsr Ward's) bay filly C. Miss
Jennette," by Jno. Richards.
The result as follows -
Fifer. ...........".....,.
Pione,. .......'... . or
Jennette,. .......... 81
Time, 1 ST. Sol $50 IA II.
The contest to-day made some amends for the
lack Of interest which characterised the preceding
days. but we are prevented by the necessity oil put
ting paper to press, from going into descr'p'
ton of it.
~ Fifth Day-Purse SlO0-mile heats.
Col Elliott, entered "Arkaluka," BY imported
Col. Bradfate, his gray horse Airy" by o.
Col. Sprowl, his sorrel horse t" Oseola."
The result was a. foilows'- -,
Arkaluka,. .......... ssss.''.. -
Airy. ........... ........s. uIs.
.... -I-Ia Time, In 5e-ln. SIS. .itt
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have 20 recently Left and that Is embodied in the brief
declarstion-Be SO moreover believe that the only
feeling Of apprehension which ct your resolve
and mention this to you secret, in the most friend
ny not csuV y0usssahsttss
head Of your inviBcibles Although the Texi.ns like
the Presbyterian parson, have courage beast Of"
espsidssation OF tkcse ecrsauited claims
~ %hsh you have sti' largely in arrsH
s TO the humble ip1vidusl who sdaresssikS oux =.
thdngh eptitled to heAbnors Of citizenship infexsit
is not Necessary thst should speak OF my position
Would TO God you had accepted the olive branch which
as her public minister offered you in both the spirit OF
peace and friendship, and that you had humanely at
tempted to staunch the wounds of your country,
bleeding AZ every pore. You have, however, dsdSinsd
this offer in terms of the highest personal indigny 10
my sslf andpubc sfront to the country. Yos accrue
Of the impudence OF having offered you sverI will
not be guilty Of the gasconade of offering you steel But
when you %. come, hope may hear the neghing Of
your war steed on the banks Of the Rio Bravo.
have the honor to subscribe myself,
f' With due consideration, ,,..l.,' $50 : !.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-27
Head Quarters, at Monterey, Jan. .. is1a. -

TROUBLE ABOUT STEAM IN ST. JOHNS p. R.
st. Johns, P. states that few days pre- vioss to
his departure from st Johns, a large British steam
or by way Of the windward islands, with the mails
was about to eater the port, when the Captain Ge-
neral ordered them off forthwith After lying off
the port for several hours she was obliged to pre-
coed without exchanging the mails either at ST.
Johns or Maysguez, another port in the islsxd for
steamers. .--is.,., ~ s .,-'s. -, t.,
from the leeward islands, and was treated in the
same manner. This matter, taken in connection
with the recent difficulties at Havana. looks ~
though the Dons were not favorable to royal mail
to an equestrian corps took passage at 81. Thomas
in the steamer and was landed in some manner but
on being Uncovered was ordered to leave the ISL
and in five minutes The American consul and
was allowed to remain. '7''