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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
we represent, TO accept best wishes your
happiness. our obedient servants
p. S GALPH!N,
JAMES F. BABCOcK. Cont,
THOMAS x TROWBRIDGE
Hon. TnEoDoaE FRELlSGmursEx New York


Mt. FfeHngh0ysen's Answer.
NEW YoRK, Dec Sd, 1874,
Messrs T. 5. Galphin, Jas. F. Babcock, and Thos R
Trow bridge. Committee:
1ehtemen:--4 our esteemed favor of 10Th instant.
enclosing Of the resolutions adopted a meeting
the Wings OF n ew Haven I4th last, was duly re
eeivod by mail yesterday morning.
The and spirit resolutions gentlemen re
sch as become the friends Of good
lust estimate OF the defeat which this has recently
experienced Right is always phant, and
- often prch table school for advocate. And whia
your ardent efforts render deserved tribute
gratitude Mr. Clay failed
mains TO him the rich testimonials of
miration aud of the Wing party United
states, combining amount Of intelligence, wisdom and
virtue such body country surpass.
or the KIND which the and
men. pleased speak relations this subject
lender heartfelt thanks, and
Your ob't
TIiEO. FRELINGUUTSEN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
----,.ae.ce with Ciay and Frelingh uysen.
. xd IN. following correspondence in the New Haven
palladium Of Saturday:
Letter to Mr.. Clay.


New HAvEx, Nov. 10Th, 1874.
O.. I, !, with much pleasure that we execute the duty
=, -. nv tho Wings o this city, OF fansmi tting
=, The enclosed proceedings OF meeting held by Them on
nj the Nth inst but this pleasure is mingled
- d..,.., regret that hail you, had
-. ,oned ss President of these United States The
,es,,t OF late election inns here, every
80 flied the of Wing friends with pain and
,se,on this feeling has not been confined 10 the
rofers only but mas eH'ehae" ''@' ''5' "so @''
conditions Of society.
~ -. not aware until anticipatinns Of
.ress btichted, how strong hold you had upon our
ys;ons and feel that you are PKFsIDEST in the
I,. nj a yas majority of the intelligent and patriotic
szs,, OF the country where never be defeated
M where the poisoned shafts OF caunny reach
Nm Had Won been called the respons biliics Of
me Office OF Chief Magistrate Of the Union. feel sure
thai eminent success IN the discharge oil ITS "es
could nor have your fame, led 10 cherish
., warmer feeling entertain for your carac
Ter and public services
we are proud of city for the vote she has given
m which is larger than given before -
d,dae IN "A contested election and we proud OF our
State that amid the sceptipns and ISLANDERS hch have
marked Of opponents throughout the late con
test, given you majority worthy OF her CHARACTER
sad o the intelligence Of her citizens
Nav yoir valuable LIE, dear SIR. be spared through
many yea bless the country you haze 80 greatly hohof
and whose interests IA time 81 danger }oi nave s. ott
and so nobly upheld
We tender you 10 behalf Of your friends here, aud Of
ydIay, regaFis for you aud
yours, that emily day you VIII fad il
convenient TO visit New Engand that you may rereve
from your friends the greetings due
20 the Nlos Beafactor Tor such II tfIth you and in
second ony 10 tho FArnEH or CoUNrRr.
Yonr obedicnl servants,
z ). GALPiIIN,
JAMES BABCOCK, CONT
THOMAS K TROWDRIDGE,
Hon. UeNRY CLAY, Ashland
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
Richmond Woollen Factory.

VTNHE subscriber having commenced the manufacturing
business a, the above mentioned place; he s prepaie-
ed receive wool anufacture INTO CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
by yard the shares, suited the
times He hand good of the above
goods. which willing exchange for wool
other produce. He will also Gard Woo, Full and Dress
Cloth will with their
prices and hopes by strict bsi-
ness 0 give geneI raj Satisfaction.
LEVINuS KING.
Richmond, Nov II. ls43.
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Y 4 GNIS HE'S
- u. LIPPINCOTf. has JUS, received fom Phila-
-. dephia superior article of Pale, Coach Body
nish. together Cabne, and Japan Varnish also
of fash ionabls Carriage Trimmings. low for cash.
May ID, 1874. I9-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

NFIE undersigned offers for sale pleasant family resi-
dence, in the city OF Richmond, Franklin street,
Immediately opposite Friends Meeting House The House
good dwelling, neatly painted and well ln-
ished Il contains six and all The
appenages comfortable residence. There is also
lot good Stable nnd Carriage House, and other build
ns II pleasantly ted and i'll good neghborhood
JOB RORTON. Adn,'r Of the
Esta o j. $. Bor,on, decd.
Nov % lS4A 49tf
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A FARM FOR SALE.

ME- subscriber offers for sale farm miles north
Richmond. II contains eighty Of land Of the
quaI,y-good buildings. barn. and the necessa
~ ou,hoes IN convenient order There also thrifty
excellent aud altogether OF me mos
desirable loca tons ia the ighborhood.
remove, offers for sale his entire stock
Of BOOTS SHOES wholesale retail, at the low
est, possible prices.
LUKE LEAGUE.
Richmond Ia. sept. Goth, ls44. If.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
U. 8. Senators.

MAssAcHusErTs.-H Daniel Webster
has been elected to the United States SEN
ate from this State, to succeed Mr.. Choate,
who declined reelection.
MARYLASD.-Reuerdy johnson, Esq. Of
Baltimore, has been elected United States
Senator BY the Legislature Of Maryland
Mr.. ]. takes the place CT Mr.. Merrick.
PENSsYLvAxIA.-Hon. Daniel Sturgeon
was reelected on the l4th ult.
DELAwARr.-Mr. Bayard, the present
Senator from Delaware, is made to give
place to Hon, JOHN M. CLAYTON who
has been restored to the Senate.
RHODE IsLAND-has elected Gen. Ill
bert C. Greene, to succeed Hon. ]. b.
Francis.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

Representatives Of he Unl1d Maksf -.
sea p Cosg1ss essesesd, Thj jne Stfes
Il Iowa anl F1esids IS Ind Z same m
erebys dee hrc1to ~ States = HE United
states - Anerin, and ne hereby admit
nd INTO the Union on equal Footing with
the original States, in all respects whatso-
ever.
SEC. 2. End Be Il fsalker enacted, That
the following shall be the boundaries 81
the said Stale Of Iowa, 70 wit: Beginning
IN the middle Of the main channel Of the
Mississippi river, opposite the mouth Of
tEc La Moines river; thenDe up the said
, river Dcs Moincs, in The middle Of the
main channel thereof. 10 4 point where the
northern boundary Of the State Of Missou-
ri Gas the same may be finally establislled)
! strikes eaid river; thence west with the
said northern boundary Gas the same may
be finally established 10 TIE middle Of the
main channel Of the Missouri river; the nee
up in the middle Of the main channel Of
the river last mentioned, to tie mouth Of
the ioux or Calumet river; thence in a
direct line 10 the middle Of the main shan-
mel Of the ST. Peters river, where the
W.tsnMan river (according to Nicollet's
nap) enters the same; thence down the
middle Of the main channel of said river,
TO the middle Of the main chsnnel of the
Mississippi river; therce down the middle
Of the main channel Of said river, to the
place Of beginning.
src. .. .dsa BE- II further eancied, That
Said State Of Florida shall embrace the
Territories Of East and West Florida,
wh',n, BY the treaty Of amity,. settlement,
lard limits, between the United States and
Spair, on the twenty-second day Of Feb
ruary, eighteen hundred and nineteen,
were ceded TO tho United States: Prori-
del, That whenever the federal population
residing east Of the Suwannee river shall
amount to thirty-iiye thousand, all Of said
country lying east Of said river may tie
erected into separate State, to be called
East Florida. But no act Of the legisla-
tare Of Florida, providing for such divis-
ion, shall be passed, except with the as
sent of the majority Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives, east as well as
west Of said Suwannce river; nor shall
such new State be admitted into the I'm
ion until II shall have formed constit,l-
ton republican in its character. a
SEC. 4. find be 1t furthe enacted, That
until the next census and apportionmcnt
shall be made, each d said States OF Iowa
and Florida shall be entitled to ore Repre-
sentative in the House Of Representative
Of the United States.
SEC. 5. find be II further enacted. That
said States of Iowa and Florida are admit
ted into the Union on the press condi-
ton that they shall never interfere with the
primary disposal Of tie public lands lying
within them, nor levy any tax on the same
whilst remaining the property Of the
United States.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
HERMITAGE, Jan. /. 1873

| LhMlfAGEs Jan. 1 1910,
NV DEAR Mr.. BLAIR: cannot lorbe,,
on this first day Of the year 1916, 10 II
you know that am still in the land or Il.
living, although greatly afflicted and deb;l
itated. My whole family join me in kind
salutations 10 yon and yours, wishing you
the joys Of the season. May you ali i've
to see many happy new years.
observe that You have before Congress
too many joint resolutions for the reannex.
alton Of Texas. This argues want Of Una.
nimity in the democracy upon this sr,ss
national and most important subject. /
have just received from Major Donelsou.
a letter dated at Washington, in Tex,,
from which l would infer, that If Congress
expect TO annex Texas to the United States
they must act speedily, or it will u found
TO be beyond orr grasp. The rejection Of
the advances Of Texas has given offence Ia
some, and handle TO others 10 pren the
liberal propositions Of England UPON the
Texans, together with the splendid sisw
Of Texas independent, growing into yass
republic, in time to embrace not only.the
limits Of Texas, Int All the domain cacs
Monteznna's. This view, to ambition,
aspirants, added totkc guarantees of Enc
land Of her independence, and the loan q
large sums for ten years based upon a trea-
ty that English manufactures shall Ia free
of duty, is gaining party in Texas. Gen.
eral Houston is still the leading star; and
his influence alone can be counted upon to
resist the present influence of England and
its increasing power. How long this IN
fluence Of England can be successful
withstood in Texas, is becoming a VEN
questionable matter. have taken view
of the whole ground, giving to all Informs
ton its due weight, and ] say TO you thai,
unless Congress acts upon this subis3
promptly, Texas will be beyond our grash
and lost to the United States forever. u
less regained BY the sword. What Willie
the situation Of our country, with Brilk
manufactures introduced duty free inie
Texasa Comment is unnecessary. |,
! hazard nothing in saying thai, no
present Congress do not act promply upsa
this subject, The next will not have he
power. The consent Of Texas cannot then
be obtained. t,reat Britain win have hi6
the lions paw upon her, and bound her
BY treaty.
| am exhausted; but. from Major Donet
sons letter, and other sources Of infonna-
ton, the danger Of losing Texas seemed %
imminent, that, although feeble, / could not
forbear to say this much to you, that you
might communicate il 10 my friends. May
God bless you and yours. =
ANDREW JACKSON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
Road Opposite Burlington.

We learn by letter from Springfield,
received by one Of our citizens within a
few days, that bill is about being intro
duced into the Illinois Legislature, with a
strong probability Of it's passage, for char
tering company to make a road from the
Mississippi, opposite to this place, through
the bottom, to some point sufficiently high
to be at all tunes passable for the travelling
community. The proposition, we believe
is, to open books for the subscription o.
stock in said road, the company to be au-
thorized to charge and collect reasonable
rates Of toll. If good road can be made
in this way we hope the privileges asked
for may be granted;l for we know Of moth
ing which would exert more favorable
influence upon the trade Of our tswn.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
Eul.-The Savannah Republics Il
Friday contains the following account = 3
Hi c..-Aar u -

Euel.The Savannah Republics
Friday contains the following account = 3
duel fought near that place:
.ff.r Of Ho ora hostile meetiag
was had between Mr.. TnoxAs Bvsssn
K1se and Mr.. CaAsLrs SpALprss q
Monday, the 9th inst, at Amelia Ialat4
Weapons, pistolsis distance, tsns paces<
Two shots were passed without =
when, on the Intervention Of fFien14 49,
affair was adjusted, ard ~ pastlM 4 I'll
changed friendly salutations, Mill
The Roihschilds mnsmie1ipf II
last adyices from Jerusalem, n.y. 49, NJ
zetfe des 1ribunapr, mention that ~ ojns5
sgoguc Of that city, whose members III ~
known for their deep aversion r. evesN
innovation, and 70 progress TO- gep14
have pronounced y sentence ot excc!n
nication against All y The IsraeIitcs w.
should participate either Is collecte9
donors, in the subscription now cps =
Europe Tor othE purpose " asncosir1
agriculture ansng the Jews ~ A6e J
establishing u Jerusalem, for tn ina
of those same Jpws "A e4tepsive hesP +.
and schosls Cor adults md children g 49,
sexes. Among the perscps visited y. 81
this anathema. are The heads Of - g
ent branches Of the house o. Rotts
who have satscsihedH + l0o.0 600 es~es'
that charitable undertaking.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

Defale hon---Clerk Of The House.
M I<aM1NuNr> Clerk - The
Houss dERs e5 btai Isl I Washniasson
on the Eth Instant, charged with abs(fsct-
ing from the contingent fund under his
control some $47, Ooo-he having declined
TO appear before committee appointedto
investigate lis. accounts when summoned
so to do. -. i,
The sum stated appears 70 be actually
missing; but whether Il Is total loss, or,
as Mr.. Nd. asserts, is all amply secured,
cannot yet be known. II is certain, from
wlat has already come to light, that the
Clerk has made an improper if not crimi-
nal use Of the funds entrusted to his care,
and We are glad to perceive determine
lion evinced to make an example Of him.
Let him be promptly dismissed, and then,
as the csmmittee recommend, let him be
punished to the utmost extent of the law.
l
We can see no reason why crime in high
places should be permitted to escape un-
punished, while upon those occupying a
more humble station in life the penalties
which attach to it are strictly enforced.
Mr.. McNulty, in explanation, denied
that he had used any Of the money for his
own use, and asserted that not dollar
would be lost to tie government. He adj
mitted, however, that his had oaned por-
ton Of it out, but. as he maintained, upon
the best possible security. $4,000 Of
the money, the committee state, has been
loaned to produce dealer in Ohio, and
$4,000 to Levi d. Slamm, of New York.
The committee closed their report by
recommending
/. That Mr.. M'Nulty be dismissed.
2. That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be required to enter upon an immediate
Investigation of his account, with view
to securing the government from loss.
8. That criminal proceedings be forth
with commenced against Mr.. M'Nulty,
and persons supposed to be acting in
collision with him.
The House decided, by vote of 80 TO
IS, that the functions of Mr.. M. as Clerk
should cease until the further order of the
! House.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

A bill for the organization Of Oregon a.
Territory has been reported in the Sen.
ate BY the select committee to which the
subject was referred. The boundaries o.
the Territory are described as follows
All the territory lying west Of the Mis-.
souri, River, south Of the 49th degree d
north lafitpdeand east Of the Rocky Noun,
tains and North d The boundary Line b.
tween the United States and Tev,s, noi
misunderstanding the limits Of any State, and
also override territory comprising The Rock,
Mountains and 10 country between theu
and the Pacific ocsaa sSoulh Of 81 degrees
and - minutes e North latitude and Nsreh
q Che 42d degree 81 NoTth llaitude. 4
Governor, Secretary, Judge &c. are pro-
vided lot. Alsd ! Tsriit6ffSl Legislature
ss'soon = thsfe are 5000 inhsb;ianis ovss
81 years q age Five stookade forts &c
authefixel 70 b erected on The route lead
ipg 10 Glll 'TsssiDDtyy AlGD Gsiiasatlsas i,
thsnouah e do ColanbiD, Sc.
aoh enieis i sisaliesa ii is years asd
apwsrdl isfS Aats ~ asfes Il Ina ifbs,
will odhivate ths sape or Eve consecutive
pears. Il ! nsTi esssshis vile ahali
leye 100 psfela Az a. fithssa eh,B hsps
T. nninos ford6ofk efsk1 ~ - I q ..ixxi. w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

same son. He was arrested & a
guards attached b ths tobsceo -, pc
The extreme rsncor of u ~.
press towards Santa Ann. 4 g. s'cA
most striking features in de nm, -
we gather from the late news.
how debased the conductors Of N. aos
must have been, or how severe "A. pse''
sorship exercised BY The tyrant il \. ~
Of his power, for until now thers ~
but few papers in the country n. Ss' !,
could find themes 50 grateful n = Maka
the praises Of the "well-deseryip.n .s0 e
country.
! Extract of letter dated " MI.
December 9th, 1874: SA'es
"The city is strongly fortified. n !,
youth Of Mexico have volunteered u I" -
mon soldiers TO defend the citv " 80
morning the government received e.
that Tabasco had pronounced. and !" \ I.
4Arista is marching rapidly at de M !.
his troops to aid this city. SAINT, A. :
now a. three leagues distance All y |.
attacks a. all it will be this eyen;n.' :. J. =
morrow-t!,ough this appear. q - i
possible, as he has not more thar ! 80 y.
men against force Of more tk,n sn,ne ~
Santa Anna is closely followed bv P,,.ss
and Galindo, with 1000 men. u. q.
continually harassing his rear. Il 4 a.
opinion 81 most persons here that H.;
will not lie a single Slot fred, and A.,
Santa Anna win be obliged u surrendrr
at discretion. The Chambers have M,
issued 4 proclamation declaring the r c;,v
If ALeSico tp be under martial law INA
stating that 1t the first shot Santa Am.
fires, tic will be declared an outlaws
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

Cpsnibusss n Nsp IorF.-It is stated
that the receipts BY the several lines. d
omnibuses in the city Of New York, ex-
elusive Of hacks and cabs, Now exceed
$b6U0 per diem. This for 800 days,
would give $3.50, 900. At sixpencesi or
each passenger, it equals 1884, Zoo per
cons transported annually, o. %, 600 dsily.
70 d. lsrent parts Of the city. If this state
mepti i correct, and rails are permitted 70
BE- Lad down in Broadway, It is supposed
By many that it would be available source
Il revenue to the city trcasury:-Jow
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
The Duel.

Ofwhich intimation was given in our last,
actually took place, but fortunately without
any fatal result. The parties met on the
18th ult. at Be'tsville, in Maryland twelve
miles from Washington, on the Baltimore,
read, and exchanged shots. Clingman's ball
passed over and within an inch Of Yancey s
head, and Yancey's struck the ground close
to Mr.. c. The seconds thereupon inter-
fered, and the wounded honor Of the par
ties being healed, reconciliation was ef-
fected.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

.dnother Capt. X ID Adusat ss.-Anen-
terprizing company has been formed 4
Baltimore with vessel, diving bell, sab
marine armor, &c. The whole concern
having taken its departure for the Island
Of MargaTita near Cumana, for the puE-
pose Of recovering the military chest ne
ether valisablcs u lie Spanish 81 gun
ship, which fo,ndered in 1915, in Ten snd
a bali fathoms water.r This ship saild
with fleet frrm Cadiz for the Spaais1
Maine TO subject 1t, and her loss defsasf
Marillos The hnA hes ON hard snntl
bottom. vel known to the III hermeA sne
the Nenezuelian Govcrnnenth has grag1.a
permission 70 search for treasure, snd Y
to receive FIVE per cent. Of NJ recovered.
Being The Admiral's ship, che 30 ne n'l..
itary chest on, board; unless IN armament
which was heavy, covers the uoneys -
some way, there is'a probability Of reach
ing 1t. .n5xui xsi, .1s.e7tS - h3ts S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

9FRAxcIs COINS, son Of Gen. Leslie
Combs, Of Kentucky, was recently MUIR
dcred near his plantation in Louisiana, by
a man residing close to him named o 'Blenis.
A misunderstanding, it seems, had existed
between the murderer and his victim for
some time previously. On meeting Combs
on the road, on horseback, OBJ. told Combs
to prepare himself; but before the latter
conid dismount and draw his pistol he was
shot by double barreled gun, the charge
from both barrels passing through his head.
/. Young Combs, it will be recollected,
was one ofthe Inflated Texian Santa Fe ex-
petition, and was first instrumental in adj
wishing the public Of the horrors suffered by
himself and comrades at the hands Of the
Mexicans.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

TThe long pending case Of Stockton
& Stokes VS.. Amos Kendall has been de-
cided in the Supreme Court in favor Of
Mr.. K, The suit was for damages. Which
were laid at $4,000. The $40, 900 re-
covered some years ago BY the plaintiffs in
the suit of Mr.. X. have not yet been re-
funded b Congress. "
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

Es HIVE would direct the attention. 81
s.spch q odFsmerchants = make Iheir pur-
chasse in lie Eat to re ord q ! large
numh q New York houses, in Ne appro-
pirate column,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

AS0SesAO
The New York correspondent of the
National neutrality-suspicious. to be
Willis, Of the Mirror--makes the follow
ing statement in one Of his late epistles:
Among the new stocks in the market is
that Of the kidd Salvage Company
Poor old Captain Kidd! Little did he think
that more than century after his depart
ure from this world his name would be Civ
en- to company Of treasure-seekers. The
shares are thousand in number, az hum
dred dollars each. The object i to raise
Kidd's vesssis supposed to have been scut-
tied and sunk somewhere near Caldwell's
Landing, on the Hudson, towards the close
of the seventeenth century! Some time
since, gentleman Of wealth Of this city,
who had gathered from history and tradi-
ton p variety Of particulars ID regard to
Kidd, fixed in his mind the locality near
swhich'he believed the pirates vessel, with
its simmen3e treasure was sunk. His next
] step wan to purchase one hundred acres Of
the land adjacent, in order to secure his
claim. Since then he has sktisfed himself
and many others Of the existence Of the
ship. BY : variety Of experiments and sub
marine exploratiop).i An old howitzer, Of
antique construction 'apd date, has been
raised from The wreck, the water over
which ia atdkt thirty feet deep, and the
mud setme foARteenteet. By boring, shaw
'ings Of isilvss and cold have been brought
hnn = S,,hs<h k>S. k~~r ~-h2hsan1 - WALL
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
Weston j. the highest town up the

Weston j. the highest town up the
Missouri river. 1t was laid out in 1888,
and now contains 1000 inhabitants. The
Journal paper published at that place
estimates the export trade Of the last year
at upwards Of $3.50, 900, principally in
hemp, tobacco, wheat, Sc. Within the
same period goods to the amount Of $780,
900 have been imported BY the merchants.