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The New York herald., 1844-11-22
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22 1874
Profligatc LegislatiOn.

have recently seen Senate Document No. l34
OF the last session of the Legislature, in relationto
allowances 10 contractors since 1886, on the New
York State Canals, and II appears TO me TO contain
some startling facts OF the immense sums OF money
paid by the State to contractors, over and above
the prices stipulated to be paid in their contracts
and il may possibly lead 10 some OF the reasons
why there has been for the last few years form-
dable legislative lobby annually, 30 clamorous
tor slice at the public crib
The allowances to contractors over and above
the contract prices, stated in the afortsa doc
ument AZ follows:
Awarded by Canal Board: ............ $sso0.2 10
by Canal Commissoners. ........ l55.29l 90
by Canal Board tor prospective
profits on work not done. s6204i -
Total extra allowances. SLIGO 1874 %
Here we have the enormous sum OF one million
one hundred and sixtv-ninc thousand three hun
dred and ninety-four dollars and nnety-elght cents,
given TO four hundred and hfly-seven contractors
and their copartners, from the treasury OF this
have passed laws to take this large sum from the
tax payers to partially satisfy these contractors
larger sum than the cost OF the Oswego, Cayuga
and Genesee, Chemung and Crooked Lake Canals;
and abont large amount as has been raised
from the mill tax IN two years. The Improperly
and injustice OF some of these allowances may be
seen by reference TO the amount OF the contracts,
at their stipulated prices, and the very large per
centage allowed on that amount; and II ls re-
markable fact that the individuals who have re-
celved the largest sums those most conspicuous
in the lobby for the last few sessions and indeed
it appears, that several of these gentlemen have
held seats in the Legislature, and have probably
given their assistance in the passage OF some OF
these iniquitous laws A few OF the individuals
are named below, and the amounts awarded to
them and their associates, asexhbted in the afore
said document.
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HOTEL Il EATING SALOON
No. n DOCK STREET,


THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they have re-ed and opened ts above
bishuent where they prepared all times furnish Din
Keep an Ordinary from Y 9'sloyL AN until when
amply supplied and from their long experience the bus
they hope 10 give general satisfaction.
They have also fitted number Of airy and well ventilated
sleeping rooms, aordng arriving by the different rail-
hours OF the night.
Attached the establishment extensive stabling for
horses.
The public rest assured attention will be paid all
who favor them with call
y The location in the immediate vicinity Of the prnc
pal Banks Railroad and Steamboat landings, and opposite the
Philadelphia Exchange.
RICHARD b. JONES,
sia 2tawuz DANIEL C0PPELL
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

MuRpKRRRs Corvrorrp.- Elijah Peacock and
Rosannah Hubbard indicted for the murder Of Jerry WI
IN pai,imore Cy Court and found guilty Of murder in
the SECOND degree
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

AwFUI. CCcumENcE. the evening o. tne
third Instant Mr. silss Beckwith Of New Lyme ONO,
man Of property and had respectable and agreeable IA
mily.-.ashfabulS Sentinel.
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

FAcT-PorrTrcs. Three men were at the
poll In the town OF Nswbury, at tho recent election and
voted for Henry Clay, who voted for Gen Warrington
when he was chosen President They were Benjamin
Colman ngsd o. silas Little, aged o. and Aaron Rogers
aged 3d. Ne,UbHvyport Herald.
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

TIE LARGEST FaKraHr YKT.--The iron canal
bost vulcan cleared from Rochester for this city with
600 barrels OF -four Ths experiment Of iron boats sue.
cseds admirably. y.-.Aitsry .aSv, Nsv. 90
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NEW YORK BRASS BAND.
NouvEAUTG pARIsrENNEs,
PARIs MILLINERY EsTxBLIsHMEN

PANS MILLINERY MENT,
4x3 Broadway,
BETWEEN CANAL AND HOWARD STREETS,
NEW YoRK.
MADAM GODFREY & DAUGHTER
VERY Respectfully inform the ladis that the
made with The most celebrated moGstes of Paris and Lon
arrival from Europe, the and latest fashions
splendid Hats oi psrsan SATIN silk Velvet Sc &c Also
Caps Head pnses, Embroideres &c. which they solicit
call from their patrons and the ladies in general.
Madame o. d. will at all times their utmost exeons
10 deserve q Continuance Of the public patronage.
= Dfess Making N all its various branches.
Ladies maisTal. made order
N B.-County Miiilners supplied All favors will meet
With prompt AIlrntiOn. NC lmsrc
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sxa OLD EsTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE, 81
south strvs-Passage to and from Great Britain ard
Ireland via Liverpool. Passage all times b
nr.rrd Al the rates. to and from Livepoo by the gu
AZ and dras can as usual be furnished i any amount
IL a. tbe National and Provincial Bank, Ireland and their
ranches throughout the United Kingdom wei al m
he principal banking institutions in England scoil:d sad
ftef = II vs. iefterf ror' tril. rnply 20
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY

On and after October 2e tn cars viii run as foiows
Leaving City H ior Harlem, lSh Morrisiaaia Ford
Tuesahoe h.rt M Gorasrs and White Plains, 7o A. NJ. 1880
City Hall As A. NJ, iil5 A. M, 40 p M."ssP. III reayes
TSebA,9e ss FOR City Maii as M l23 A N. s, ~,
A. hsp NJ NJ psIsigh r.iss win lsavs City Hail
The Westchsste Train will stop ONLY after leaving IN. Civ
Hall a the corner Of Eroome and Tie bowsry
dsn and Nh street An Extra Car will prscede each Tram
ts lnnues before the time of starting from the City Hail.
and VIII take up passengers along ths lile
Extra Harlem aud Alorsana Trans for Monsans and
ternedisf~ pisce.,
Leay- City Hall for Hsrlem and Norrisiana,7 A. NJ, . A.
IA Iva Az 2p. NJ tMP. M Leave MorrisanI for City
Hall, a. NJ 10 NJ, "A. NJ. .sP. NJ, 33oP. M.
nls smsc w. 5. CARMAN, s.arptary
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JAMES w. JUDD & co.

JAMES w. JUDD IL CO.
% ny o%sfh eas Is %
late John W. Gould These Tales intimately connected with
most perfect specimens Of this style Of writing published
lesg 81 S65k IF 5fs
tied by Hall ESQ., with original introduction by Park
Benjamin. Esq This book comprises all the exquisite and po-
puar ballads which have been current in England from the
a DAY ana THob fefe1 fss
MUSICAL RECREATIONS by 4. Ives jr. This work is
confidently recommended all teachers and learners Of
the most thorough and perfect book Of issued
in this Or other country Music Professors requested
to examine it. Price so cents.
Did you read the article in the last Saturdays New
World Daniel Webster and the Natives Read by all
means Office 80 Ann ST. n20 3ts
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.
THE Members Of the New York Brass Band would respect
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall Bowery 2nd Nov
lS4 Mr. WILLIS unanimously elected Leader, and e.
g. GRAFULLA Composer of said Band-and they feel
assured that the Band will be inferior in this country
The Band would return thanks for the stterng
tronage bestowed upon them the past and will
the Band will be made Richard Willis, Leader Bayard
following members; VIM Wallace 40 Spring street, Alfred II
Peates ~ Norfolk street; Daniel Undhll ia Wooster
M Merne $50 Forsyth street; John Wallace Clark
John sss.y 10 ,.,s Was. Ery.ns Orchard
and 18th street. s. rum 45 Centre street. Doctor O. Mathsr
ia Wooster street; g. Graiua Composer s3 Bayard
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader.
JAMES CorrER, Secretary.
senades &c., by applying to Wm Wallace. - Spring
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~ B IN. I!z9s ~. j sls LIN. ]!
LIVERPOOL PACKETS
tSsng from Liverpool the 7h and 18th of every month";
Psrsons wishing send 70 the Old Country for friends
c ne the rscessary arrangements with the Subscribers and
have rem in this superior Line of Packets, Sailing
from Lyeaool punctuay the 7th and 18th Of every month
They Will also have first class Of American trading ship
sailing every days thereby aordng weekly
from thar port. One Of the rm (Mr. james ID. R0eheo
there 10 thar ,hsy shall be forwarded with aud Do
mach. =
Should the parties agreed for out the money will
be netued those who paid here without any reduction
The Black Ball Old Line Of Liverpool Packets, comprise
trs iollowin3 magnIfcsat ships viz.
SAMBk1DGE. Ans CoInMBGs, coli bus
EUROPE SOUTH AMERICA,
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERfCA
With such superior and unsqshsd arrangements the Sub
cribers confidently lock forward for
port which has been oxtedsd thsm years. for which
iey are grateful. ~
Those rrocsedns re,aps money their relatives.
All nes obtain Drafts at sight for any amount drawn direct
oa .hf ROYAL BanE q lS.lssS Dubn also ~
which will be paid demand any Of the Bap or ie
Branches in all the pr,ucpa throughout England Ire
land. Scotland and Wales.
ROCHE, BROTHERS & co.
% Fulton street, New York,
-. - mex. door TO the Fulton Bank.
N BThe Old Lire If LyerroH Packets sail from this port
for verpool the st and 18th OF zach month Parties
ing 10 the Old Countfy nd their comfort advan
ge 10 select this asorts Line for their conveyance prefer
enct 10 any other.
eIA sypss.
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- 10 hN HEEbMAN, 81 Sou th .,..st. New York.
The snbscsber continues to make arrangements bring
from Great Britain and Ireland (va Liysrpool)
who may Pc engaged At this pce with of his
pool every days-and in order 70 ari every sciiiy ne
will have superior American ships York aud
Bescn Nvery week, JurIug the
Those seading for their friends rely at the due ad
disent attention will be them heretofore should
Of those for embark, the money III he refunded as
customary and those eming their friends hav
Drafts and Bills II Exc!ange for PAYABLE
pand al the following banks twishout discouat any Other
ENGlAND-Messrs j. Built, Son Co., Bankers, London;
Bamed Co.. Lyerpoo the National Provincial Bank OF
England and Branches throughout England and Wales; York
Lancaster Banking Co.
IRELAND-Nafional Bank OF Ireland and Branches and
PROVINCIAL Bank Of Ireland and Branches in all the principal
throughout the Kingdom.
OTLAND-Eastern Bank Of Scotland and Branches
Persons residing in the country and wishing send money
their friends may its being done satisfactorily their
rsmttng the they wish sent with name address
Of the for whoi it ntended draft for tbs amount
will then he arded per or steamer and receipt
for the same returned by mail. r.
For further particulars apply (f by letter. post pad)
JOHN HERDMAN 81 Scuth AZ.
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

ARTIFICIAL PALATES,
CONSTRUCTED as to remedy the los, Of the natural
~ lncoruptble Teeth supas,pe beauty inserted
from complete seand all Operations apperaning
.he Dental sciencs performed upon the latest London and
pst Of the firm, or ). HARNkTT s CO, Of Loudon and
Paris No. al Broadway, opposite ths Tabsrnaels.
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
COLTS REPEATING PISTOLS

The above representation Of The Colts Paient Ke
peatng Pso great mpcsons have lately been prsctsed
the public by representing and selling the Six Barrel Self
Cooking Pistol Colts Patent Pistol which with all its i'm
Amer made Of the very best matea
maeabe TIE six barrel pistol and highly
to Belgian inventon-tbe pattern pistol imported by
German importer from Europe Of this article
years since in this CITY
Colts Patent! Pocket Belt and Holster P'e with Ii.
fire and for safety fire. accuracy and distance they
inferior The Pocket and Short Barrel Belt Pistol
with to IL paces and with force.
they be loaded and fired FIVE less than half nj
Certificates from the scientific and practical navy and
military officers Of high the United States
propreor's stors. 3f
Ie Colts Repeating Pistols Carbnss and Shot Guns
sold for cash at III Broadway, New York, by
All Charres street, New Orleans, by H. F. Baldwin Co.
and l22 baltimore Baltimore by Benz Dafa Consgn
Messrs Birckhead Co Rio de Janeiro Brazil and
at Hyde Goodrich's, New Orleans. n20 lm.ec
The New York herald., 1844-11-22
UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL

UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
CLINIQUE.
THIS nytution has been by the Medical Faculy
Of the University Of New York for the Of enabling
ssy operation. rfomed arssaoass 70
ssadsT s1a oushou s s yss Dr. MOTT viii . n sn
the Cniqne $50 Broadway, advice, and perform
aou any uss a. sS os ss sns may o WIN
gNiyEksrTY Il LYING II IN SHhARiTf.Jh; s sLs{.y
ment Al who require the aid Of this charity,
ssCsassy % and y viii f bs Il he
charge. os 2awimsre
pY ORDER OF AARON vANpERPOEL, Justice
ID the Superior Court, Of the City Of New York.
statute authorizing sttachmen
that attachment has issued against the ssate q
sss viii Be sold for the payment Of his debts unless he appear
and dscharv such attachmen according to law within
Is payment Of any debts due 70 him BY residents Of this STATE
@ % Ss e s% y sns ns o
Da'ed 'hs =" o'S q fs'sVis 'WsViEssFERN & EDWARDS,
mrsi ltawsmsrc Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
TSXPREss PRICES REDUCED--The Subscribers have
r. reduced Ess all small packages Of law
and other documed from 80 to 2? csns packese
Iron RoasS % wei. VII p Co.'s Express from buffalo csso
per package from tins cty 70 Chicaso and the inermedi
y sa, e''n" % a' wv IGfisv'iiNesroy ~xL,ss roMrncv
landing ship siddons, from Liverpool and ior sale IN
'': sssIe II sa' purchasers COLLINS CO % south .
pAIENI phLAIhiNp ELI, I'D Patent shsa,hIng
FELT very superior article Tor shps bottoms and the roof
4 houses. FOR sslsby II x. COLLINS CO,
~ so~th stn
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

CouRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF EKRoRs.-Al-
bany, Nov 20.-Present, Senator Foster presiding,
and ii other Senators.
No 2l-Joshua Boore and al VS. A. Bartholomew and
other suitors-Mr g. Stevens heard fer plaintiff in
error. Mr.. H. @. Wheaton and Mr.. N. Hill, Jr were
heard for def in error, and Mr. g. Stevens In reply De-
cision postponed.
No ab-Amos Lawrence and al. vs. the City of New
York This exchanged and brought on instead OF
No ~. Mr. w. W. Van WAGNER was heard for pin IN
error.
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hce nh!ps are mot poh. ni o ouMy
bysany vesses in the trade.
The commander are well known men OF charactersnd
experience and will always be paid to
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers.
Ssrrtofosp. =
The price Of passage outward Lrr 6Isax Cne Haadred
Dollars for which ample or every description will he
provided with the exception Of wines aud liquors, which win
BE- furnished by the Stewards, frcqufed. III,
Neither the captain Of these Ships will be espon
sbe Tor lete parcels packages by them unless
regular bills Of ladng signed therefor Fer freight or pas
G0ODHUE x co, GA South street:
C. II. yMARSHALI, 80 Burng slip, N, Y.
j29u and Of BARRING. BROTHERS Co, L'pool.
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MURDER Information having beer received
here said to have emanated from an individual in
the New York Prison. that time early In April
last murder committed this place, citizens
turned out and after two three days search bod
fsundn the woods about mile from the road partially
buried in u root hvlo Near the body also found
black fur hat with ball hole through il. The murder.
cd person had . cotton shirt with linen collar and
bosom but so decay leave other mark fany
ever upon H. There also black silk around
the neck. The body, although much decaycd showed
evident signs Of violence and taken In connection with
the clothes found in the river an Of which
published some weeks since leaves doubt that most
foul brutal murder has been pepetrated nothing
has yet ransprsd to lead to the discovery Of who the
murdered person was, where from
Rumor says that there were two persons murdered at
the same tine; that they travelling West with
horse and buggy and that they from Cleveland
beyond -Mami ef Lake Eric, Perrysbtvs, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

NORTHERN LINK or MIssoyRr-The ST. LOUIS
New Era says, there are indications IN the Iowa
Convention that they will adopt Sullivan's old Indian line
the Southern boundary Of Iowa. This would bs gross
violation OF the constitutional boundaries Of Missouri
and would cut OF large portion OF this state Missouri
will make ar TO the knife before she will submit any
thing of the kind We insist the line run by Joseph
c. Browne and established by the laws OF Missouri II
will he the duty Of members of Congress to resist
the admission Of Iowa into the Union, srenuousy and
vigorously unless the line by Brown be first recog
nzed and established the Southern boundary Of Iowa
Our members should spare no pains to prevent Iowas
admission any other terms.
SurcrpK.-Bridget Rannis, chambcmald at
the United States Hotel, in this city, poisoned her
self with arsenic yesterday morning, and died at about
eleven o'clock She came TO this city from Erie some
three days since She had been employed at the
Reed House. in Erie, before coming TO this place, and
while there got married to from whom, however,
she was soon separated by jealousy On Sunday evening
she received letter informing her that her husband had
married again This caused her much distress Of mind
that she resolved to put end to her e and did in
the manner mentioned above.-Bufaio Eesnsmin.
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

binng all that may required The price OF cabin
passage $780, Passengers will be supplied with
she with the exception Of wines and liquors
Goods intended for these vessels will be fowardee by the sub
scrbe, free from other than the expenses actually incurred
them. For freight passage, agply
BOYD & HlNCKEN Agents,
ie25 No aTontipe Buildings. Wall and Water
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY.

tUR ALBANY.
.sSahpfa - DAILY, Sundays exceped-Through Direct
- pats r. M: from he Steamboat Pier betweei
ECourtlaIit and Lbertx streets.
Tbs Sscambost KNlCkERBOCKER, Captain A. +: g.
John Monday Wednssy snd Friday Evenings az osioca
Tuesday, IhpsasY and ssfsrday Eyea,ngs, o'clock.
From In foot of Barclay atreetI o.
Al Five O'Clock, L. M-LanaIng Intermediate Places
Ihe NeanDoaI NpHIA AhlEKlCA, Captain X. q. Crut
saxrn Mo4aay Wciaesdxy. FRIDAY and Sunday Afternoons.
az o'clock
Tuesday, 1as,saAy and Saturday Afternoons at o'clock
ls~-sxers taxing csSfeI oi above lines will
in Albany N ample take Morning Taius OF Cars for
the I1s boats new and SUBSTANTIAL are fur
with and roon4 and for srreu and
conIlocations, rnr.vaed ON the Hudson.
AL yersons iof0d trusting Of the boaS Of this
iine, w.shcus order IRON lhe Captain.
FOR prsge freight, apply board, rto r o. schuu
fhe Dfice to w:isSf. O2trc
The New York herald., 1844-11-22

Bosros, Nov. 20, 1874.
Political Gossip-On its-Fgurtngs- Prognos-
tieatioms--Cl Cliques-- Managers-- Indications
Movements, &c. 8c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08

that Troy have carried some counties upon which &c
relied bui though ;hey have gained in ONE caun-
ties. We ;hiak they have lo,; quite as much in oihers :;
and vixen lie Noycm5cr election arrives, we slall no;
have 20 contend acain~t tLosc hra sues which tie
Wings always 50 adroily introduce in %coua'ie-
counted democratic AID which they can carry in NJ
other way. The tide IS stIl WITH us. though no doubt.
as in the recent ca e Louisiana. the Wings VII
claim a victory whether they have It u not.
b. next week &c shall have rotlrns enough. prob
ably, to settle the question. if there be now any doubt
about Il. [Sce Postscript.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08
visit OF Gen. Cas-.

II tie Iass Moc;ingo on Saturday lat, al tins place,
tic El1uin- preamble and rc-olut.ons offered ~ y
Bolton were unanimously adopted
hcreas. Gen. Cas- has consented TO visit TIC poo
PIE # tie State # Indiana, at Indianapolis. on tie
1T day # August, inst, and has signaed such con-
zen. by letter IA ansr or 10 Tire invitation f the Dem
ocratc safe Central Committee. and whereas sad
committee arc de-irou> that arrangements suitable to
lie occasion should &c made b. tie general approla-
ten Of tie Democracy.
Therefore. Rso',ca, by tie democrats Of Marion
county. and their brethren from other counties, here
IN mass meeting assembled. and in behalf e the
whole democracy Cf the Safe e Indiana, that we
hail with pleasure and satisfaction the opportunity
which VIII be presented, by the visit Of Gen. Cass, Of
paying Il tribute Of respect TO ono Of the favorlte and
cherished sons Of the nation, ard one whose Official
acts in relation 10 the State Of Indiana place him high
In the regards IF her citizens.
ReSo'rei, That a committee from Indianapolis and
Centre Township are hereby appointed to make all
proper arrangements for the reception of Gen. Cass.
ard that the following gentlemen constitute said COM
mittcc. viz Stephen Major. Nathan b. Palmer. John
Carlisle. John ~. Talbot, VIM. II. Morrison. Joshua
". Langsdale. John Greer. Thomas Johnson. James
B. Ray. Adam knodlc. Phlp s enable, jeremiah Col
ms. Wm. Budd. Samuel Jcnison, William Sullivan,
Na7il Brown. Juliu, N.colai. Dr. Homburp. W. II.
Talbot. Vim. -. Wygant, 5. ID. T3mlInson. Andrew
%irouse. Samuel Peck. George Lockorbie. George Nc
Dougal. benjamin Roam. George McOuat. George A.
Chapman. Wm. J. Brown VIM. J. Pea>lec. Royal
Mayhem. James McCrcaly, s. A.. Fletcher. Edward
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08
How i,ig Politics are MANUFACTURED.
Ess.t ouc tate ia. tea Thousand.

On tmc 18th Of August l-o3. n VIZ. was Df'D-"l
by Thomas II. Flaadrcau. # Utica. y. N.,agaiust
John Z. Human. Cashier # tie Branch If h, United
states Bark in that city. It appeared on hc treI
that a tr. Spear came = Utica with tie Intention Oh
starting a neutral paPeT-;hat he was warea on ~
Mr.. Human. who assured him that such a paper
would not succecd-;hat lie proposed to ham = change
his plan 30 as 10 advocate the rc-ci.ertcr of he BANK
that as an indGcement lie promised That the
Bank should furnish him with 4 gratulty o sou
that the paper was started accordingly. ana the
plaintiff, on. Flandroau) employed a edior-'hat
when the money was paid over TO Spear. Mr.. hsnn'n
required a note from HIM to cover the TRANSACTION ana
give it the appearance Of a business aihIr-'hat
Human said at the time that a good deal OF more
had been made about giving money TO " eos' ana me
Ba nix wished to fix the matter IN a shape that IL would
moi be auestioned-tbat Human gave assurances ihat
he sholld never be called on for the money and lad
kept his promise. The paper was commenced on
this contract. and managed by the CASHIER who
according to Spears testimony, dictated wha' KIND OF
articles Flandreau should write. and they were
=. Bank for breakfast, b1nk for dinner. and TANK Tor
surper.- The suit was brought by t~landreau To
recover money for his services as editor. but IL was
shown on the trial that he agreed to conduct te paper
for nothing till it should be made TO pay. and ne was
therefore non>uited but none If the facts III reid'ioh
to the contract with the Bank were dl>proved-
What a beautiful institution for a Republican
Government No wonder the Wings advocate II.
Nothing could be better for the business Of pipe
laying.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-08

OErsoN-1Ir. John Dunn. an Eagli~iman. who
Ia been in the employ of TIE 4iudson'> Bay COMPANY.
has written a book % prove " the claims Il England
10 tie possession 81 the Oregon Territory His
book is bitter against the Americans. The British
press sgoak well Of tie volume. and say that Damn
makes clean work Of Oregon; that i. that Great
Britain owns it and ought 10 have 1t. No doubt Of il.