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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
american Board OF Conmissioucrs for toi'
RI Missions.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
IL.


PniLApgLgIu,, May ~ Isl
On FRIDAY evening, in the Rev. hf. nalne7
Church on Washington Square. the Auni'eIs'"H %
.h, American Board ut Commissioners iuf fdI'i-h
Missions WAS held, AMBROSE WHrf, EsG. pfesi,'-
mo. The meeting was opened vain prayer p' w.
Rev, Mr.. Room, when az appropriate hyU''' w.
sung by the Choir. nj
Rev. DR.. ARNsrKoyG. Secretary Of the Board,
hen read most interesting Report OF Tic aiiii. 81
The BOARD aud the extent OF IL laonf' from '.f'
|. 1913. To April 80. 1871. The Missions aih@n- IN
InJ,sn Tribes. particularly the Chocia" and S,'.o-
Nres. IS represented being much devoted -
ION. and extensively engaged ~ asIi'",,ui"' ga
suits. Every thing beEohG '!e i'oe%N
. nf the most fia',ering character. ne accounts
nom the Sandwich Islands stlii more la'o'aG'e'
10 .lii,;or 10 the Churches within the last W.
months being 300 persons, and from tae oesihi,t-
# The Missions ia 1920, they amount 10 49,
Sou,, interesting statements are mace OF tic 9'
..rnrs OF the HISTORIANS Of Western ASH Ho'',
winch learn II Pr!ss cruelty buicheIed' oiiJ
the Church entirely broken up. In ne Ne'~7u1'
rmnire. China. the staiiuus. GantJu iiong-ho'
and Annoy are sad 10 be insufficient, but are never
heless dong well. That at Singapore nus OeG i
brokrn IN. The Missions in Bofneo are cfad1ai'N
ustil!ing ise proper instructions INTO the 'i''u9 ~
h. pevur aud much good l. looked inr.
The following members OF the Ceyion MISSION are
now ON their return nome account oil Il! hGd'th
Nr fiujchings, Alr. Srauliing Nj. EcNai"' "'''.
wives. The s;pasnodic Cholera mas caused sever al
DEATHS and much sickness l,.,,,
In Alricu. nj Port Natal, fresh 'isof nus pce',
oiyen 10 the station. The return OF Mar ohanhHh
has produced much benefit 10 the glorious "ofE'
Since the last meeting, - MISSIONARIES nave oset,
appointed: Il bare zone out Tor The hTS' nm .
nave returned after having visited their relatives ''i
friends: have died and - have been removed a
their own rcqacst. .,,,,,,,,I
The whole number OF Missionaries now connected
win the - ::ssons i 1885, Assistant MISSIONARIES
.2i: Natya Helpers l30-making an aggregate OF
ioa. In addition TO these there are several hundrf"
Natiyc Helpers not desiring support from Tine hoaf".
There are - Mission Churches, containing over
y 900 members exclusive OF many hopeful converts
IN Western AREA Connected with the Missions
arc Summaries - BoariingSchoos, am! over ooU
Ere Schools, containing altogether more iah "-'o'V
scholars. 100 90
The receipts f,he Board from August l. 1915 10
Anil 30, 1914, were Sl63G@9 and The appropfio-
ions 10 the Missionaries for the same period were
,igG.750. exceeding the receipts by Sj',ooi'
,.cveraI Other highly interesting statements were
wen. after which able, eloquent aud instructive nd
dresses were delivered b. Rev. joel Parker d. H.,
Rev j. Scudder, N. D., Of the Madras Mission and
Rev Charles Read. Of Newton
l.i,r singing nm appropriate ii:lnn, the meeting
which was largely attended,, was closed with pray er
by Rev. DIR. Neal.
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= DRAFTS on ENGLAND. IRELAND. Sc-per-
:. qiis 1i'i rem tt- money 10 Their friends the " Old
iits;. X supplied with tsutls suns of
-, -. 8. 20 -: "a or any amount p;igqi- on demand
Without a.-ct % ANY gaeE crge Il; the National Bank Of
letHa fuvincin Bank do NesI,. James Butt son < Co
s'naeS oa-,n Barued (. To. Exchange ana Discount
taiA ilsiin taIiern i.ana Scotland treenock ianA
E 'ai-ii} ~ ~ tluun FORBES Hunter 60 Scotland
M Vie u:5nc in every port oy,u throughout England Ire
ma Sf'' sui ana y as. winch Drafts val be ol'.i.f 10y
re racket 81" i'm. ~, 4ls,. .5lh. tie Royal Mani
Ton " :, I y r. rSt'fyi-T
iuac,
Ma ie;iers lroul eeoua,ry lnls come .., pad.
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DEArH OF REV. DIX. NErrLEroN.-'rhc Ees.
hsGhel Netile,on, y. l. Pro:es>or in the Theological
Seminary at East Windsor. Conn. died III his resi-
dencc on the 18th inst. Ills health had been failing
!r, some years. He was Tie author o: compiler OF
several publications, the most important OF which,
taking into view its immense circulation, : The " Val.
IAse !ivnms.
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~. ..f 4, t.i,.
~ . avc ,ycrg Nsn.1r. J. r.,a'y a'a rs,vr
: f., .iegr,r 5ll,prNIi \ Co., J. ia. ''' "
Ter, i-lr 'ng ,'H' - i.i I X rood
,.i5;ar --s,. n Ba-s-e 'a'ms'''' q" '''' '
,afa Nt'.'. Point. ,.,-, :, n, ALIEN = i}r.sf /
VIZ, . .Fo"n fT.-A' '-e'' DO. ''.' '''''
1.-,'r.s -iH' 'i'al ., , T., g. ono on lcculrr
N.I. tii 'ef>''' a' .,''' 80 ne
1p! i;,a. Of ,,asr ,7,... sr,.,5i},,I7.S FOR
>, sr tilly ID. en- I..
-. Inr,aaii Dire y 20. O. 1.g,.
i,s ,a.1' E>lEGFq,c Ca'a J. = 81
roua Alouiag. l$.riai ~ ' t,,1 iI5ogt.on Tue
ia'. ,istEi saii,.s III iatrrmsd'rtc EocsS
ri ,.1llel cot -ilBi :, Can't y H.. u. co., i
r u Iylr"g f'fir utr Sug.iay ~ ; I -.
,i and -a,,l,,ry. al, ; r ". ,n,,y,
iar,r, ~ le %. I,a., I 80, ~, ~ the ll.; or
l % .e'a' ''''apt '.'' "' 80. ~ ~. o,.
vi =. a r.s. ri3: s, 'i H. E. ei '51 500, @ accom-
fo1p-e r 4, ,}' ~ %. H., OF, ,, .a,.e 49,,
SEW. YosN. AL1RATi ANq TX. HiSl}
S-5----=---s- NJ TROY .--'i"RNi>i l.isk ii'.i
~ = To- -'a-. ri, rI'~egr ,+r'- .,
l ios .4'''.' i'o' Capt A. '" n -. ,.o, Nom
In. ,'.arae EMPIRE Capt > IL Ice i0''''''" '
'a- 3. oe9i. ,., the ,st of Courtant ;re direct
TIE steiner , sNi.''-'-' = 'i''' -
IHs' ~ '"No'iv ,fii,,V Cart = Mclean. To 20 no"
t,eggT ~ % me aysir: to t'pqf light dogfhi OF
ne Al. e a al, ., ."g, d. t. i Yaa Ttas d af
aa' ,,. 'r t. ~ ~ n.y. Ma, ,,.,....
{cs- Passage of Freight Apply oH D'''''' VI %" MI
on tie " haf'te ,,.,.,..,, ,tn,Hy
49,. >, NEW EVENING, LIN EttiS .il.Dt'.'l
q i i"far, :iU-effi, ~ cents! , t ne" i'i"
$3.50: splendid boat Ni.'N-i k,t.f W
- + \ -ti-.g wi. the per iaot 'i. biic,t
IN -. nm IEFDN i,SUAN E.!tlH ~ .ls ~.
y and ftly.:-itual iitang, Tuesdays. 'h"fs4! '''
:s.I,i,ys . t,i,l o,.I
The t.!I t.N ms i"en rebuilt 'T T - ,,a
t. ~ M tire best pt.-lle manner. - ,,,.iau...
r-..nf rg1t 70 liit i'
f,crs,,,> and e.ieu, and Aiy cairns ~, -,
81, .n,.r So tig, She WI BE- to aso The 6i;s
't Hy'e.'"'' ~ g., ,,,.,,..,,, ,,-D IN'jFRNED, trg
tf'T. H. lrat..1"rt YET
!. - \ IL ILL: -, ~ II ii.Il.n win
---s- -, - - w.. ynlrv. "Wednesday, and
.al,. t t.. 90; c'nf ',t'' ~ il iI,,I., and
Fudlss u'l I: Il coonech- nv llU4 ,I , .,.rr..1,
Brt,-iur. tmload tn ,ti5 e." 49,: fua.i,s. ,l
tt' l4.t>,i ''ml ,'' .- r,-s Touching cnru
iaur,1fS ~ = VI ~ rh zee i. In f., pet
Nag e.; tine luitti,.i- i'' wy. - '''
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passrnrars srriycn.

IN tfe SHIN MISSISSIPPI from Nm OrlfUS-Hlr Ounce
Kelly Ms sullivan III Georse BARKER Mis- julia Barker
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To Force the Growth ard Dress tho
IlGuan iimr-'!'D stop Il Falling OF
tGfe i ri bandfgii-benu;;iylt. t,c.

= lit.>i a!e Tie zeal ard ecta! iq=lcs al Inuc Coral
i llar tarltiyc. Il viii the HAIR grow oa aay
place where allure Intended nr 10 gov. stop iln- oil.
cue Scuri W Wu.i and make light. rel grey hnif sr,
DARK. tof dressing the hair > 1ud isy, nothing exceed
this-si iAcs t-uiy beautiful and .ei IT.. indeed
Sold Or shnsSa Latfle--a' the III oil tie AmeTrs"
Ee-e. :. Chatham street. New York. - i!1a i;f,siy
Estate = i,o-.ou; Ledger buildings rha:epaa; - \ue
>;leet. ti,arl .,uu :. {. mi1 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

New LINE OF LIVERPOOL fACkETS.-
" Packet OF 2s, Agy-ihe ,gen,i 1t .4iae iayoFie
49, packet ship q ZEN pi THE WEST, Captain l..
u0dlo~ 30 'r sui prnctua!y above llr' feu
day TIE htGu ~! tiil noble fHckel Use ant
. nnat are by lr sarpes,nc other snip. Her immense
szrni the .cfo 'Fich nc let give every
ru:si ard convenience passengers thee could possibly G-
,ir. second cabin pls'nsrcs wa! - uccommotiied 20 airy
stale Rooms deck tuilt i"' that ruTpGs-et between
f0 ,tcersc passengers o'y uGG well -le,
ing Queen ui j- West the magnificent ana de- gable
conveyance i'r MI a"sit f's.- 10 iHt ilh 's"att y
Bt.rilu- =! =, oi to y. - !! !. IiPSt'JTT.
- rgg;n street, Cur. i;a;;au iune
Person, w..'nE - scud tl tf=i: Trends have them
hruus- out hs e.-.aut f.c-e aius from - -Tpog!
lie eth 81 Iuy a. the gcriGe sailing every Eve
Dssi, icf any amount furnished. pas able demand without
discount other es--e ell ire pnucps cities through
ont G;cai britain an- .rsinnd spptcntion above.
- The elegant packet snip SHERIDAN viii succeed The
Queen OF the VI estaH sail Oh tic 18th ilay. mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

. A SMALL Rror-A number oicolored persons in
Pousyiilc, stoned the house OF PERSON hy the name
OF Johnson, in Negro Hill. beating in the windows
doo;s, Sc ON SATURDAY night Of lastwe,k, alleging
that he had betrayed two slaves, man and wife, who
resided in this ueignborhood for some time past,
winch led TO their arrest, and subsequent delivery
mn To l.eir mas tiers.
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,i'AvEHN AND FXclsE LlCENsE -Noice Y eva

CAVERN AND ENNI-E IICENSE -N0tce 20 eVd7
person ,euIug dealing m "r retailing strong 90 SPINE
ol:, i.igGor, n the ~. "i New lufN.
Al persons vino -1il sell ~ .ca 800 strong or Spi1uouL
guo. icArepi Importers r,ti.ers ceiling any LIQUORS %
ported ~ ,. lei hy thew W quantities above I'VE sh9au
without Yu. not obtained .reu,e iuf ,uci purpose ia
the Mayor uad the fpcctyC Aldermen Un ASSISTANTS al "
ards winch Trey >,ycuiy rcsGe, SUBJECT l Law ~
c,lci u,lce, t the penalty 90 So and 80 rnse" keiief -
tie add tvml punishment by indictment oi 3nc ana mIo
soHuent iyenind hEci,e lreis.> Viii Therefore Ice 500
a, tire iuyor Once, Cty iu between tne n"nf, o ~ 20
O'Clock the dgys prescribed follows lof each rs pec'
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iifr and Publir Services Of Henry Clay,

Published 10 nclt Octly0 r:np!.r;, ;yi.h z-ey.,i
i',. ler -o.,trl f-yi- and improved, al brought
down O. tl. year i By tIes Sargent -; OF he" c''y
al ,,-N otk Tbs ti- best b"-ltiiy Of Nj clay
..u.r. Price ~ eent., C, s. yer la9 coii-s.
nelSnI!S for rret2EFlns BIZ. GlaY
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- NpIItE--.l persons are cautioned AGAINST tfusenr
u le cf-, OF the Swedish ship Ceres from Cadz rs no
debts OF then contracting will be PAID b. the Captain
y tohsisnees nib lw
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y
Ai.EX H. WELLS. \ Zee:
White Plains. Nay 10. 1911. mig ~
-. cMrRCM HELLs ANp TovN CLocKs.-

go. Cilt RCII BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS
- ~ The subscriber. who awarded Diploma NJ
:; ;s New IDla Stic Far, OF Is-2 aud ~ IN ne
- s,, logei Church Ben. and n.u Silver N-r'ii inf
the De-: BEL. nd lipouu h3r l"Hn oi"rs. et-..
b;ad az tie I'm: ui ,.c American institute o.'oef r
pTourrei NJ HI fuuair. q; Jest rpy. Ne-i ork 20 l
nh Eek o from - 20 l0tt0i, made Of III" Ae,t naiea arg
wrrutet ~ stand and tone 10 pensc-ioseu 10 ile. l
proved C;,,t lion ioke> We; iioycal Arms The 1rrcs
Grmnud ,- he Bch tie h,~ evidence that - s'en ol
tr excellence 'i,cr. nave .-H received from the anas
and lutr . the state. aa about - ate ueel '-" "
different places tire i.'s o.. New Eok from h tuulsy-
Town Ciuca leyeus and Surveying instruments. Copiei
l'u ~ l!i A''''-7' &C. Ct ,-nv,,v ,,ENFELY
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r;ct,;c:aa,ia.

The parke, ships Queen o,he West !ur ,errroI and q
Gladiator ur I1ndon wlll sail on Tuesday 2i,'Ins'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

- The Washington correspondent OF The Bos-
ton Courier says under date OF iiey l., that the
President is determined upon another couyocation
OF Congress, i! ii edjourns without favorable action
upon the Texas Treaty, with the hope to pass il BY
Il joiGI resolution oil the two Houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

ZONES SNRSA1Atllli CiNDY--Each p cent puck
a. rEc containing ounces ~ tire medicinal properties OF Tire
Sold u; = nathan and - Broadway mI7 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

- PURSUANCE. cf IA orGcr % the Surrogate
Of the ounty # NV York natic- Is heehy grsn 70 20
c.-snu, having claims isa.nsrJ lNES kHrLL i3ie
1l the city of Nyy;Yo. deceased 20 present. & SAM S
q ,ieii-r i.rru Ill srlsciihsT, - The uict u smith
Baker 80 10 Ee-lnan street. m the otg oi Ne" t'A, a
o. before tl- twelfth day of July
D4t.l Ny ior4 the ei:ith day 81 JaHuary, 1884
JAMES n BLAIKN E.LL p,.r.,,..
~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21

On Sundays i the weather me- tGs ta!s "i, n!n ever
hour from ~ Han to Harlem und Williams Bridge
y !iala 9Th Line wii every ten minutes
through the day. i'nmG ~ !. VI inS - 7. u.
The Extra Ncr ,yi eave",th reci nrty Han. al
81 70 TO- 10 30 H. II -. Leave City ini ur2it street
At . . ~ TO- ~ 30. II. IL ~. -.
By order Cl the Board,
n2n " MM = oar MNN. secy.
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UT TOR SAiE-A Farm ofl2j arcs pleasantly situate!
&, 81 IN leuty nr'nbin South Br'Inswck " j.,
- the New YORK and Philadelphia RaIToad . mile from
New York. About % acres are IN hi:l sin OF cultivation,
good fence: apple and p-lc orchards timber land.
mouse. barn. ,irp. and other cuibuihn.s. good md
yea=it WIKI good water pump the do"T Also the stock.
crous. took, iun.u: utensils. Anon: the stack Duram
and eshrr, OF TIE Inst pclgsee. The farming utensils
good and sufficient Ter improved s-teE al ugTcutue
avs I'M A. r SMITH. IS I.berty-st.
I;'lIE ;IEKCUANTS FjRE i.SSJ-RlNCE COMPANY
s3JueJ-Ih, Company continue IN In,c dwelling licu>es
-cfe> Merchandise. Steamboats,. and as" SHIPS ~ Fort,
t.e lnt,c.; cit. rates.
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Wind. We.lne.any and hnr.any I5,II and ltll Way

.'ef-a~ hldt. license, I't,a d. rf'clrt
;l... when applying ior rt-"U. u', rrniy 'jn','s'iD
nup:" Tim the above yui the t-ua.tt, a., ~
Law. b. or,ar, Monsoon CLARKE, Fir,t Marshal
NeH- OK, Mayor, Office. Mas 9Th !5ii. H5ii -
go CTORS-l'pr.uant 10 II Resolution Of re
!. B"asd OF Supervisor, O tie COUNTY OF Nechea.r, ir
subscribers val propoI, Tor Rcmogiu: ne t0eN
louseut White Pails, ~ ;eet fon jbe place where np'
stand. fans md buds >;oc ba,eieui under te 'as
tor PRISON, aud maxim. All necessary thereto.
lmpo,al' wl be- rersyed Jointly .tpamtcy Tor the S"ts
= ORR. the Carpenter " Drk, and the Iron No,s.
The plans and specifications pf Tie Wr. sft NJ ;hesi1-
of Robert Palmer ~ White rln>. whsoc LEY cnn b. rNam
med
All proposals for my part OF this work lie sealed md
sent with ar forwarded ", Robert Palmer ~ before The -,
day Of June next.
Contractors Tor tn, work viii be required to give satisfactory
security io the faithful performance ot tteI contract
RubEhI PALMER i!niId1s
, 1844-07-06

Darn from Iigh'aiag.-TheQuin-
cy Herald OF the 2lsti1Sl., says: We
re . ct % les-r tim, during the dread
fl storm W ich rrssrd over our city
on TIE Iav evening last. j very o
t.v a-a named D ming. was struck
wit. ,-a'a:nraui Instantly Killed.
Mr.. N,ui:E uih two others having
u e. c..u-u.t IN the yl"."l. ;rgk shell
.er j. h"n, which vas son al:cr
struck. TIE full PASSED :rom the
lead Of ,ir deceased down his body
nG perforated his watch. which was
IN his vest pocket. We also learned
tIt Other persons standing within Il
sw feet 90 - deceased win watch
. in Js.r ur"tctS. were knocked
ioAa an. .,u.urJ. uhi.>t those staHd-
iut c4r..y gc-r ujls~' rG'chcs. re-
m.igci ~ua..'aci. This should eau
ii1H persons Uaa.il- watches. scis-
s.gs, and oaer n~,r,a.ic substance a.
uatt ,.-ir Tc.-aus. - Fui them of
DORM Il tarIeE storm.
, 1844-07-06

New HampshUe.-A Democratic
State Convention at Concord, New
Hampshire, re-nominated John IL;
Steele, for the office Of Governor, ana
put in nomination 4 Congresslonal
and an Electoral ticket.
, 1844-07-06

Western part Of New York. While
having one vile in tie East he mar
red a Miss Amanda Drop, and was
tie next week put in the county jail
for h;ramV.
, 1844-07-06

Import Of Grain to Great Britain
the quantity OF wheat and flour
imported into Great Britain in the
course Of tie last IL years. according
to a statement lately published was
IA 739.5O3 quarters. VIZ: 12,G96,4l5
qrs. in wheat. and 1,913099 QrS. IN
il,ur. at a cost of Ei2,43l,Il5.-
There WIS besides imported 2,097,-
92l qrs Of barley. a 4 cost of E3,-
2GO.525; 22.G45q rs. oats. at 4 cost
Of E2,587.O3G, besides rye, peas,
beans and huckwheat, making the
aggregate cost of grain imported in
70 years E52,6i0,553, or f4,361,-
Oil per onnum.
There was imported in the same
period the amountof ,253,S83 cwts.
Of flax. at an estimated cost Of 40s.
per cwt., making f28.506,766; and
~&.2j9,4I9 cwt. of hemp. making at
4OS. per cwt. E16.5i8.853: total cost
Of hemp and flax E45O25,6O4.
, 1844-07-06

\ RoGuE Suor.-The st. Louis Re
publican Of the 18Th inst, says: might
before last the Mayor and Captain Of tie
Watch, having got upon the track Of
three r~aScals, VIZ: Isaac M'CIoud, alias
Big Ike, Thomas S~kidmore, alits En-
gli,h Tom, and VIM. Harrison, recently
ont Of seven years service in Baton
Rouge ~Pcnitentiaay, with 4 few of the
w~atchmcn, repaired to 4 h3uscin that
part Of the city near Cathcart's Mill
Capt. McDonough attempted 10 arrest
Big Ike;' he ran d short distance,
wheeled and fired at the captain-tho
ball grazing his chin, and cutting the
skin. ike again fled, and as lie ran,
the captain fired. The ball took effect;
entered the right side, and passed out at
the left breast, killing him instantly
The Mayor entered "Ike'S" house,
where he found one of the c~onfcderatcs
dressed in womcn's apparel, and arrest
cd him. The other confederate was ar
rested al another house, q short distance
oil, by Capt. M'Donough.
, 1844-07-06

hlR. ADANS.-I OF inc SlHtI4CA'iO+' !
nv friand "Citizen," am induced 10 re-
ply to his communication ofthe 29th uIt.,
which appeared in the "AIissuri Jour
palo of that date. And will proceed
forthwith to give a true histrys, so far as
l know, of my appointment TO the office
Of Post Master, at Bowling Green.
Sometime during the year 1893, Col.
P. Dudly, resigned the office of Post
Master, at this place, and being the act
ing deputy at that time, and for some
two Or more years previously, myfriends
in and about Bowling Green, (with my
appreciation TO be sure,) got up i peti-
ton to have me appointed TO fill the va
cancy, but during the time the p tition
was circulating, l learned that a certain
Doctor Tompkias was an applicant, and
a petition also circulating, recommend
ing him to the Post Office Department,
and that D. c. II. Parsons was taking
some interest in his appointment, and
men va ''i' nv ~.
truth of this report, who informed me
that Doctor Tompkins had perhaps said
somatLirr n Linn in REGARD 20 the mat
''"'''Ii.s - "'"' ',5"
''i' rs 'O,,
sons o:I'''u N-' "iI ",'o
Te'"'t wa" o'',
>'5''' ~ my
"'OCU - '''V
vi '|' ''' - ws.
'"'' "o"'i ''o''.''
"Is ~ say" '."'''' '''.,
Posili'e vas the !''''F VIII SHOW " l.
OecoIcS necessary 10 nave reference 10
It, and to winch have no o1Jectl'n' cl-
'"er 10 publish H. or tIaI 'i'- PARSONS
VIII be c~onsidere" at h'ef'E 10 $40" II
80 all VINO desire to see II. nave oA'E
to say that the F"M0F winch my .7f'eIl
"Ci'izeH seems 50 soAci'o"' ABOUT Is
iaise; ami Wo"lI Dc pleased 70 earl ''"'
he Will give himself 10 i'Hri.iIr Ni;easi-
ness on that subject. Il IS true That
voted WITH the wings IN the year lo'o'
o"t previous 10 That nmc' / frankly &C
knowledge that have JIG recollection as
to the political party had voted WIZ
My pretcnsio"e II those days were
humble indeed ana ~l"a'cAo thought Ii
Important TO rec"r 10 those times was
living with Co'. DHeiy' . portion OF the
years 1888 and ~, and through ms hInI-
"9'S' my cona'-''" IN III" WIS mh'h lA-
t''''', - 10 '".o' 'N'"i'', an" O"S'i''SS
a'"c'"''! ~ "... d, P'.l'S
'>I~1I' S".'s..',' WIN '"' 'O''eI'-
"''S .. tut P'''.'I-', u h'A''t' "e!' 50
''' "S 1""'' >'o'' ''l ,'''' '-,i' Ii
'' "' ""S
N"0"" " |l''''t ""'- ID. '"'1 u
o'''' - |,S '','
a. - va '"' "'' mo- '0".,''N'
"'' t0','"'' - '~l''' '''-' 'G 49,
"''" ID l os''"'.'' ""o ""|- VI
"''|' l N'''-". '-!e'' WI D""
, 1844-07-06

WIFE L0yE.-We learn from the
Albany Evening Journal. that about
four weeks ago. the wife of James
Bolt, Of Triangle. Broome county,
New York. left home in the night
in Il state of mental derangement.--
Her insanity is supposed to have
been caused by violent treatmentfrom
a man, who's. name is withheld, and
who threatened to kill her, if she
should expose his brutal conduct to-
wards her. 1t is probable that she
is dead. All efforts to find her have
proved unavai!ing.
, 1844-07-06

REMONAL.-The Esu1cL OrrcE.
is removed 10 The first door North Of the
Cd Tisd.!e Tavern, on Louisiana street.
, 1844-07-06
JAMES A. ROBBINS.

Tyler Organi=atjoa.-The Madi-
calls upon the friends of Mr..
to rally and organize in all the
, 1844-07-06

E=Jamcs S. Green and Thomas /.
Anderson, EsquireS, Democratic and
Wig Electors, 10. ills District, viii ad-
dress their fellow citizens al the follow
ing times and places, to VII:
AT New-London, Rails Co., 18th inst.
Bowling Green, Pike co. 10th "
Troy, Lincoln county, 18Th
St. Charles, goth "
Warrenton, Warren CO., 23d
DanviiIe, Montgomery, 26,h "
, 1844-07-06

FOR
LEONARD H.. SNIAIS, Of Greene
THO'S b. HUDSON. of St. Louis,
RATLIFF BOON. of Ti;c,
JOHN THORNTON. Of Clay
AUG. JONES, of Washington.
, 1844-07-06

HOw to get EaemjeS.-If you want
TO get enemies, excel others; if you
want friends, let others excel you.
Tie \. Y. Sun says that; and ii
means something. we suppose.
, 1844-07-06

e &, Ii; HT,r.L,l r,r ibaC State of
i.
MISSOURI haS Oeei colili"ic' y '"'
Senate.
D T,r,,.1rc Of Now York has
.,",r
'0'" HP''"'>
II fL'on.-A hlehu "ii.'S u,
from d. 'aafies county, '"oe' o"'' u
The zoih ut, - i',Lo"';-ha'sulrS'
oftbe inhabitants in thc Missouri valley,
~arisirr from the recent frcshets. The
crops e corn. wheat. oats and hemp. are
DESTROYED. t.gether with nearly or quite
two-tbirls Of the live stock. All of the
last ,cor,s rrons Of corn. &C.. which
,y,ro j., crils la,c bccn 1,stroycI
Houses Of ,bc LARGEST size were vester-
a,, Soon coinc with the torrent. The
IF c,rn and wheat in the interior,
arc rrrrom;.irn in the extreme. and
starvation i literally staring us in the
face.
The contest between Wells and Shell
ton will be a clost and hard ono; bat l
am inclined, Contrary to my wish,) to
.tlirk The latter will be clected.'
&, Gill; :
WV ra. cama f,on,
+"' a. u ,"'., IT. ~,5arct
NC ''''''''Ia' '1,s'I '''''
>".'''s Gnu -
I,ro s,.o,.sor e. William. NJ. CamnbeII,
IF.,n;rs.
lie D1bhn Pilot OF The "iS' "','' Is
Shr"n"ed IN mourning on account Of Inc
Imprisonment OF Conneil' and cans
] ,--.-,. trFgf mon In NsFpFnnIuhpF Inc JAIL y
, 1844-07-06

A Drop too Mach.--Ihe latest H.
lustra'lon oftaking"a drop too much,o
happened to 4 INA in Neville. in the
, 1844-07-06

4 neW CoHateFtrH.-Ihe scrip 0!
The Stale Of Kentucky, and redeem
able at tie Northern bank of Ken
tncky, Of the sizes of 81, So, and SO
has been countcIicited. The sigma
lures of J. Tilto,d, president, aud NJ.
T. Scott, cashier, as agents Of the
State, are well initiated; the number
inS is badly done. We learn the
State has but $500 in circulation.
We therefore think it better to advise
the public not to receive it; it will
then be taken To The treasury and re-
deemed.-LcX. Inquirer, June 20.