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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

mond and Tyson streets; when he, prisoner,
arrived there, deceased refused to pay him, and
was about passing OH, when prisoner laid his
hand upon deceased's shoulder, and arrested
his steps; that deceased immediately turned up
on kim, and seized him by the throat when
prisoner inflicted, with his pocket knife the
wound upon the arm of deceased, of which he
died"
The testimony was here closed, and the case
given to the jury, with the SIMPLE statement
that it rested with the curry to designate the
degree of crime, if guilty. The jury, after a
few moments deliberation, pronounced, by their
verdict, Elijah Peacock and Rosanna Herbert
guilty of murder in tee second degree"
George r. Richardson, Esq, States attor-
ney, prosecuting; Chas II. Pitts and VIM. Ii.
Watson, Esqs, for the defence.
Richard McCauley, for assaulting Moses I.
Clearey, was fined s. and costs.
The Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-mor-
row,
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AssyrS. EditorS;--Being Il naturalized citi-
zen, 1t is with pleasure | view the stand you
have taken. in the American Republican cause,
and the liberal sentiments you advocate to-
wards the adopted citizen, both rs regards his
religion and politics. II is evident TO every
capdid mind, that something must be done 10
preserve our elective franchise pare; but Whc-
thcr the proposed extension Of the uaturaliza-
ton laws will secure that object remains yet 10
he tested. BY extending the tine OF proba-
ton, it may prevent the rapid incroasc Of
voters, but will not stop emigration; ior men
will still go where they can get the best living
at the cheapest rate, without regard to control
ling elections; and by this means We should
have a large body of people in our midst, and
of course dissatisfied and disaiiected towards
the laws of the United States, and ready to
take up arms with any party who would give
to them speedler prospect OF becoming cIti-
Zens. The arguments held forth to favor the
extension laws are not based on reasoning prn-
Ciples; for if the greater part of the cmlgrants
are poor and ignorant paupers, the most igno-
rant amongst them arc aware of the causes
which produce that wrctChedness, drought as
an argument against thcm,) and they would
be the most unlikely persons in the union to
favor the hands which had oppressed them, or
bring about any foreign influence, from which
they have every thing 20 fear, No, gentlemen,
the wretchedness which they experienced in
their iathcr-land will forever be Il barrier TO
their using their influence fer any foreign
power. They may be divided in their political
opinions as to the best mode Of administering
government here, but they will always be OPP
posed to foreign influence. A great deal might
be said on this subject, but forbear for the
present; nevertheless arm of the opinion that
something should be done, and that quickly, 10
prevent the ballot box being imposed upon, and
| think the better plan would be to have ar
impost duty on all emigrants that would
amount almost to a prohibition BY such a
measure we should prevent the poorer class o
emigrants coming, and very few of the rich
would attempt it.
A n ArnR AIIzFn CITI1EN
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[For the Amcrican RepnbIican. ]

FAIR AT THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Permit me to call the attention of your read
ers to the FAIR now being held in the Lecture
Room of the Third Presbyterian Church, Eu-
taw-st The writer gave the ladies "call"
last evening, and was delighted wit! his visit
The PRINCIPLES upon which the ladies of that
congregation conduct their Fairs are highly
commendable. No one is pressed to make pur-
chases contrary to his wishes; the articles are
offered at reasonable prices; and in every in
stance the purchaser receives his "change. -
There is also degree Of sociability which is
very agreeable-cven stranger is made at
once to feel at home. No where could an hour
or two be spent more agreeaby than in the
presence of SO many fair ladies, and in the
midst of a scene so anmating and pleasing.
f. NJ f.
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PERSONAL MATTERS. Hon. John Quincy
Adams and Hon. George Nj. Dallas, are to be
present in New York at the fortieth anniversa-
ry of the Historical Society, which takes place
to day. The Wing ladies of Cincinnati have
caused to be made splendid silver pitcher,
which they intend presenting to Governor Cor
win, as testimonial of their appreciation of
his eervices ia the political contest in Ohio
Mrs. Polk, wife of the President elect, was
formerly a Miss Eastin, of Tennessee, who,
with Mrs Donelson, did the honors of the
"White House, during Gen. Jackson's term.
Her marriage with Mr.. Polk was solemnzcd at
the Presidential mansion. 1t is said that the
Hon. Silas Wright, Governor elect of the
State of New York, will occupy his seat in the
u. S Senate during the month of December.
He does not assume his official duties as Gov
ernor until January. Thurlow Weed, Esq,
OF the Albany Journal, is going TO the West IT.
dies with his daughter, for the benefit of his
health. Andrew Jackson, at the Hermitage,
on the Goth ult., presented Gen. Armstrong,
his old follow soldier, with the sword worn at
New Orleans. An eye witness of the scene
describes it as exceedingly interesting.
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.


FH1IIT Subscriber having been informed byIespect-
a able persons that some individual or individuals
engaged IN vending in the Eastern part Of the city
an article which they palm off as my Vegetable Bit
tiers, this is to request the public 10 be their guard
against such imposcrS, have one in any part OF
the city engaged to sell my medicines, AMI persons
may rest assured that when any Article is offered TO
thcia bearing my name it is counterfeit aS the genu
inc 'GOULEN = MEDICINES" are only to be found
at my store, No. 3S BALTIMORE STREET, near
Genre Market Persons should be very particular in
getting the genuine article. as the spurious may, it
has done in several instances produce great injury to
those who use it, l.. GOULEH.
l.. e. would embrace this opportunity to return his
grateful thanks To discerning public, who have eX-
tended to his medicines such liberal support since
their Introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used.
The VEGETABLE BITTERS ara known to he
most cfectual cure for Dyspepsia, Bow j Complaints,
Bilious Fever, AguC and Fever, rheumatism, general
debility, &c.
The COUGH DROPS he can recommend as one of
the most certain for Colds, Coughs, Sc, be
found They have been used by nearly every family
in the city and their success has been Unprecedented
They have also, in several cases, arrested that fell
disease Consumption and restored the individuals to
perfect health. In addition TO the many certificates
published in the papers of the day, he has in his pos
session number from most respectable individuals,
all estying TO the virtues OF these medicines, and
which can be seen at his store.
His ANTEBILIOUS PILLS are also acknowledge
ed TO be most excellent remedy for bilious com
plants. They extensively used and pronounced
one Of the cSttamiy medicines before the puhlic
In addition to the above he has mary other MEDI-
CTNAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUNIEkY-cata-
logues Of which can he seen al lis store and which
he warrants TO be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY,
No, 3S (fomcrly 26) Baltimore street.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
Aud near Centre Market.
n. u. Remember the No, (3S) as the gendne ar
ficeS toI sale AZ no other place in baltimore.
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From ST. JAGo, BY the arrival of the Cur
lew, Capt. Crowell, per New York, later intel
ligence from ST. Jago has been received. The
disastrous gale ofthe 9Th and 9th ultino passed
over st. Jago without doing any damage. Ac-
counts from Trinidad state that several houses
had been blown down at that place, and that
the shipping III the port sustained considerable
injury. The crops also suffered much. Pro-
duce of all kinds was very scarce; frcghts low,
and business dull. The American Consul died
on Tie 9th October.
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MYsrERIoUs MURDER. In April last the
clothes Of a man were foun3 on the banks ofthe
Maumec River, Gear Perrysburg, Ohio. Since
then, it has been discovered that two men WING
were travelling west in buggy, were waylaid
during the month cf April and murdered on the
road between Cleveland and Lower Sandusky.
The MauE,ee River Times says:--All that is
generally known about the murderers is that
they are both committed to the ponitentiary of
a neighboring State for series of years for
burglary or so,,,o 6: .ai!ar crime !; is earnestly
hoped that the Efforts which arc harg male to
ferret them out will prove sacc ,ssll, and that
they will be brought to suffer the punishment
due to the enormous crimes which they have
committed.
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CULTIVATE WINTER APPLES. Mr.. R. J..
Pell, of Ulster county, N. Y, has an orchard
containing 10000 apple trees of one kind of
fruit--the Newton Pippin. Last year he gath
cred from his trees 100 barrels of apples. Part
of the crop he sold in the New York market at
four dollars per barrel, and the remainder were
sent to London and sold at nine dollars per
barrel
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RETURNED TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. VIM.
Richards and r, Haalilio, Commissioners from
the King of the Sandwich Islands to the Gov
ernments Of the United States, France, and
Great Britain and Ireland, sailed from Boston
on Saturday in the ship Montreal for Honolulu,
on their return home. They have had cor
dial reception from the Christian Governments
to which they were seat, and have accomplish
ed all they desired or expected
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TIE VARIOUS STAGES OF LIFE. A French
statistical work states that the inclination Of
crime is at It's maximum in men about the age
of 25---in women five years later; that the
greatest physical strength of man is developed
between the are of 25 and 80, and the greatest
mental power between the age of As and so;
and that gaming is the principal cause of
suicide among males and disappointment in
love affairs amongst females.
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DRUNKEN DEATH. A man named Cornelius
Arnot, at Elmira, New York, few days since,
while drank, became exceedingly abusive to-
wards young man standing on the platform
of the hotel, who pushed him off in seIf-de-
fence. He struck his head on the sidewalk
and soon after expired.
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Opposition TO MONOPOLY"

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA CHESAPEAKE ASD DELAWARE CANAL,
DAILY SUNDAYS eNcepted,) at I! o'clk, a. Nj.
FARE ONLY 8i.51.
q s7ssss7 The only real Opposition Line be
iyE=s - bss.,sn tween Baltimore and Philadelphia,
@sEb5STsttebE- leaves the wharf Of Light and
Pratt streets, EVERY MORNING, except sunday
al 4 O'clock per splendid steamer NAPOLEON,
Capt. Toss, to Chesapeake City, thence II miles
t,rGugI the Canal To Dcawa.e Ciy, in first class
Packet Boats, commanded hy gcutlCnan,y aud eXpg-
reneed Captains, and thence by the spe,did Steamer
PIONEER, Capt. Biidt rback, and arrive in Phiade-
plata early the same evening.
The public are assured that Notwithstanding the
false reports i'll circulation, OF this line having been
StnpPed) il il, and will he continued and CXerun
spared TO give comfort aud speed to passengers. The
only change that has been made is in placing the
steamboat PIONEER on this line ia The stead of the
steamboat Portsmouth, because OF a popular Prciu.
dice GUsy t0Wnde1) against this last named boat
Mir. ECcs has been all alton" and st II the Agent, IL
PhiaGclDha, Of The only Opposition Linc.
LOOK OUT FOR IMFGSiTI IN. The Portsmouth
Line is run by "AIomopollHn. Campamy" for the
purpose OF putting daWH the reEHla. opposition. II
you wish TO Keep The fare re"UyCd from 81 70 Sl.s0
80 by TIE Steamer NAPOLEON, and no other. The
accommodations THIS line wusantrd TO be equal
TO any running.
The Line by NAPOLEON and PIONEER was
commenced in jHne, by The individual entGrprze O,
oar own city and Pniiaicphia and II Is hoped that a
generous public viii sustain il AGAINST the Portsmouth
Line lal2l started, aHd ran (thcrc is good reason to
htlIcVel by the l;,uuad Company s agent.
GkOEEE \, RAWLINGS, Agent.
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PURE WATER FOR BosroN. The estimate
of the commissioners for the construction ofthe
Long Pond aqueduet, with reservoirs on Co.
roy's Hill, in Brighton, Fort Hill, Beacon Hill,
Copp's HILL and South Boston, with dlstribu-
ton in all parts ofthe city, and all expenses in
cdent 10 its completion, is put down at S2,-
1885 IS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

A Costly CALUMNY. The Lafayette, Ala,
Herald, speaks of SANDER case just decided
in Russell county, in which verdict for $4,000
damages was rendered, but which was COM
promised by the payment Of $500
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You F.NGLAsD. This steamer tihernia,
Capt. Ryrie, left Boston for lahiax and Liver
pool at a little past o'clock on Saturday af-
ternoon. She carried out 43 passengers and a
large semi-monthly mail
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ELEcuoNs-TcnnesSce. There appears to
be but little doubt that Tennessee has voted Tor
Mr.. Clay. The wing gain in Lauserdale coun-
ty is 20. Fentress not ycL heard from, but
counting the vote of last year for Governor
the majority in the State for Mr.. Clay, accord
ing to the Nashville Wing, Is 255.
louisiana, The New Orleans papers receiv-
ed last night contain no additional returns
frcm this state. The returns from the 35 pa
FISHES previously received have undergone
some corrections, and show a majority of IS
for Polk according to the Picayunc, and l0l
according to the TroFic. The remaining pa
rishcs gave 4 democratic majority of 227 in
July,
.ui,sissippi, In 90 counties the gain for
Polk is 96iI over the vote Of 1870, when llar-
rison'5 mai. in the Itate was 9523.
.Glahama. The wing majority in Mobile city
and county is only 10.
The Find Rcspi. The returns received,
Justify It's in stating that Mr.. Clay has received
los OF the @75 Electoral votcs--NIr. Polk rc~
ceiying tie remaining 1902 more than ne
cassary 70 ensure his election to TIE Presidency.
Ouo. The following is the official result in
this State:
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BETTING IN MONTREAL. 1t is stated that
there was great excitement in Montreal last
week to ascertain the result of our Presidential
election, and that about 800, )0o was stakcd
on tho issue in that city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

An ExpRBss TO Mr.. Polk. As soon MS the
news of the result of the New York election
was received at Louisville, it was despatched
by express to the residence of MIR. Polk, in Ten
nesSea.
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"a O'CLOCK!
EkICSSON'S STEAMBOAT LINE

I4IFIV'5 oV4N y . NNIDVN LINE
n sSs<y1 FOR PHILADELPHIA, via Chesa-
g!S,yas peake and Delaware Canal, daily, (Sua-
days cXceptedl for the conveyance of
Passengers, Merchandise, Specie, Baggage, &c. &C.,
{f3- FROM No. 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF. The
Boats of this line having been put in complete run
mug order, ." more will leave No Light street
wharf -nl Sunday e&cepted,) at p O'Clock, ?. NJ.
arriving in Philadelphia al an early hour the following
morning, IN time to connect with the New York line.
Merchandise destined for New Y ork Boston, or any
point eastward will be forwarded from Philadelphia
the same day as received, free of commission. For
large shipments, special contracts can be made AT low
rates {53s Shippers are requested to send meinn-
randum with each dray of goods, with the name of
the shipper and consgnee and also 10 have their goods
the wharf by half past O'Clock, to insure their
delivery in Philadelphia early next morning.
For further particulars, apply to
L. G. HARRIS, Agent,
Ol0-3m No Lght street wharf.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
ENRrl ESfEDIrEIrD.


NEW aTEhMEDhT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
a cs2s>g The proprietor: O, this Lane have
II zs,fi :45sepurchaacd those large, safe and com
5:ts4ilsS- tn0dous Steamers, wen known TO
tn" citizens Of Beltuaore and the travelling comnu-
nifty generally viM
The "ilARYLAND, Capt. LGEuEL C. TAYLOR.
The "OSlES." :" JoHN ID. TURNER.
Aud or the Delaware River, that safe aud comora
bic S.eame" "P0RfSN MOUTHS Cant. las. DEvoE.
=, NEH' PASSENGER B.4RGES,
$Sf .GEl= g fitted up in elegant style, have been
Va lee9SSN s3!tG placed ON the Delaware and Chcsa-
pes Canal
Win leave Pratt street wharf, Light st, every
morning, at a. O'Clock, except SUHdlys,) and arriv
ing in Phlade phla early in iEl evening ~ Several
hours in advance Of the steamer Napoleon EfricS-
son Line. 80
Iits~'tEe.. ~
f17. Passengers landed or taken Of at Ford 5 Land
ing This route will he c0nUVsd until the closing OF
the navigation by Ice, and resumed at It's opening in
the Spi.ng. K. NJ. HILL, Agent,
Office No. l23 Pratt street,
na9-tf Corner Of Grant street, (up stalrS.)
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THANKsGIvING. The 9Th of December has
been appointed by the Governor of Vermont
as day of thanksgiving in that state. The
10th has been set apart for the same purpose
in Ohio
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REMARKABLE .,PREsENrIMENr, In Doyles-
ton <H..) Danian iioldron, an aged man Of "a
yctFS, liter paItahing happy r1aa! vita 'ir
children, apparently in perfect health Observed
"Now, my friends, this is the last meal | shall
ever eat: am about to de-" He then proceed
ed to give directions as to his worldly concerns,
his burial, &c., and when he had concluded
was struck down by paralytic stroke.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
DIR. JOHNSTON,

ate of the Apothecary's Hail. London, and Graduate
from one Of the first colleges in the United states may
be consulted in all diseases incident 10 the human
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided sud iuprudcnt votary OF pea
finds he has nlbbCd the seeds OF this painful as
case, it too often happens that an i'll timed sense Of
shame, dread Of discovery. dcters lin nom apply
ing TO those who, from education and responsibility,
alone bcir,nd him, delaying ill the constitutional
symptoms of tins horrid disease make their appear
ancC, such ulcCralcd throat, diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dmnesso sight,
deafness, nodes the skin bones and arms hlotches
the head face and eXtremitrs, progressing on with
frieti rapidly ti at last the palate Of the E0uth
the bones Of the fall in and the victim OF this aw
u disea-n becomes rid object Of GmsC ration,
sending Inn 10 'ihat bourne whence no traveller re
turns" TO such. therefore. Hr. JOHNSTON pledges
himself to preserve the most inviolabc SccrecY and,
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals OF
Europe and America, lie can confidently recommend
a safe and speedy 10 the unfortunate victim OF
this hOltid disease.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have iniur-
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
SURGICAL OPERA" IONS on tie Eye. snch as
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for riomity
of the Limb, such ClGb Foot, &c, performed
the Poor free NJ Ch0Tg".
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the Iight hand side Of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, . doors from the
corner, Observe the name
1I3- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. OPS
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LIBEL. Levi d. Slamm, of the New York
Plebeian, has been held to bail, to answer FOR
an alleged libel on David NJ Nage.
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INTEREST IN New YORK. The rate of in
terest now generally charged blythe banks of
the city of New York is six per cent.
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Insurance ON EGGS. Eleven thousand
dozen of eggs were lately shipped from Sleeps
cut (NIe.) to Boston. An unsuccessful effort
was made to effect insurance Cor $4,000 on the
shipment.
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Ouo. The following is the official result j
tLis State.
CIay's majority,
The vote for Birncy is $3.50.

ONE-SlDED DfsTRIcrs. The late Presidential
election exhibits wonderful unanjmity Of
opinion in several districts in North Carolina.
LNnr inai,nn lnnlr nf thn Inllnuinr.
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METEOROLOGICAL WORKS. Sketches OF
Il 400 Selmcns, furnished by their respective au-
thnrs b. eminent clcrgvmcn of Europe, in 1 vols.
nr. HILLS Works in 3 vols oc., full bound III sheep
Tine Lit-ralist, in separate volumes, containing tn
writings Of various authors on the Prophecies.
Fer sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
MIG Isl Pratt ST. adjoining Railroad depot
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FAIL ARR A NJ E M E Mt
FARE REDUCED.

JAM LIN "a ~ lfHh SUI Ri.
By The Bait. StcGm Packet Co.'S superior Steam Boats
a eSa.zYz GEORGIA, Capt. -OrrEY,
;!EEssa5S g$s5ss.s HERALD, Capt. RUssELL-and
G.i.s;ssss Ssfs- JEWESS, Capt. SUTTON,
Carrying the great Central u S. Mail, via the Chcsa-
pcake BAY nd Roanoke Rail Road II Weldon, VIII
mEgton, an Charleston, s. o. and by the James River
superb Steam boats to City Point and Richmond, Va.
SCHEDULE:
Leaving the lower end OF Spears wharf, Baltimore,
DAILY, (cxceptSrnday, pt4 O'Clock, P. NJ i'll one OF
the above Boats.
Arriving at Portsmouth al d Norfolk ext morning in
time connect with the for Weldon, TO Charles
toni and the James River boats for City Point and
Richmond, arriving in the cvening-connectng al
Richmond with the Line by Lynchburg TO the west.
Returning, the above boats leave Norfolk and Ports
mouth every morning Except Sunday) in time to con
meet the day with the evening ue to Philadelphia
REDUCED FARE:
And with a determination TO be as low as any Other
passenger line.