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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

NC PLAN or APPOINTMENTS FOR STREET
PREACHING, Oh SABBATH AFTERNOON, September
7, at O'Clock.
Monument Squarc-Rev. +. Peck and J, +. Hey.
Lexington Market Housr-Rev. SAINT SpurkIIn and
and REV GGorg" lliIdt.
Union near Ross slreCt-Rey, Charles Turner and
Rev. :. Z. I
Madison, near Charles st.--RGy. Jonathan Aidrich
and Rev. Wesley Stevenson.
Richmond Market Iiousc-RCr, Chas Il. Hendnck-
and Rev. Thomas Cosgns
Schrocdrr'S WOods-Rrv. T.. l.. Allen s &c, Hirsh.
HonS Market Ilouse-Rev. VIM. II. BOardley and
Rev, J. w Kirkley
N. W corner of Futnw and Conway Streets-Rev.
!, H. Waugh and Rev. Or. j. NJ. Rowland
:. w. corner OF Light and Montgomery sts.-Rey'd
Robert pig-utt and Rev. u. McJItOn.
N. L corner of Pratt and Light sts-Rcv. John Hca-
ley and Rev. B. II. Eadal.
Marsh Market IIouse-Rey. Thomas Bassiort and
Rev. DR.. II. V. ID. Johns.
wiz, near Bond sreGt-Rev. James G. Hammer and
Rev. ]. w. Randolph
Fell's Point Market House, German Rev. j. Erb.
Bel-Air Market HOusc-Rey. John ). Gitcau and
Rev. VIM l.. SpotswO0d
Harrison, near Gay st. (German)-Rev. N. Altman.
The citizens generally earnestly requested to
cnunenancc this effort by their attendance upon such
of the appointments may be convenient to Them
The friends Of the temperance cause are also most
respectfully solicited not 10 make appointments which
may in anu wGg conflict with this plan, either as to the
places or houlS for preaching 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

ENArAL. The L. S. schooner On-ka-hye, 1t.
Sinclair, mas returned to Norfolk, in consc-
quence of having sprung the head of her fore
mast caused by bolt giving way. The
steamer Col Harvey, 1t. White, left Norfolk
on "Wednesday for Mobile, and thence to
Texas
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

SERVED HIM RIGHT. The New York Amer
lean Patriot, in noticing the accident at the
building adjoining Tammany Hall, by which
two workmen were killed and several seriously
injured, says during the afternoon the Hall
was surrounded by mob of pale faces. An
incident occurred worthy of notice. A per-
fumed flop stepped up and asked, "what is the
matter?" The accident was told, when he ex-
claimed, ahfectedIy, ooh! rs only a laborer."
Mike Walsh, who was standing within hear
ing, raised his foot (the impulse may be excus-
ed and sent the fellow among the RUBBISH
We do not exactly approve of the act, but the
heartlessness of the remark made must be an
excuse. A working imam has to run deal Of
risk for the paltry sum of six shillings or 4
dollar per day
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

SNfITSiI MILL FEED. SHIP and BROWN
H STUFF, SHORTS, RYE CHOP, CORN, Oats,
&c. Sc, wholesale ard retail-prices low!
90 bbls. pure CIDER VINEGAR
FAMILY GROCERIES, ofbest quaIity-gteat bar
gains for cash.
Grz- Large aud safe MARKET YARN, with Sheds,
free to customers
Wv. AIREY, Agent, 229 Z. BaltimoIe-st.
sec between Bond and CarOne-sts.
sIyANCY BRUSHES, &c. 100 dozen Fancy
Il Head BRUSHES, comprising every variety and
price, for Ladies and gentlemen
cases of French Tooth Brushes, part sup. quality
ease do Nail Brushes, assorted
100 doZ superior Shaving Brushes.
Common Shaving Brushes, per dozen or gross, for
couary trade. Hat brushes; Velvet do. all sizes and
prices, with general assortment of Brushes suitable
for city country trade. For sale, wholesale or re-
tail. very low, and on liberal credit, by
J. X. STAPLETON, Manufacturer,
se6-tf No. 1893 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

d knAn TO-DAY-TcketsS ST, .qrs.
u 1NDOO 37s cts, sths 1877 cts. A glorious
chance for the patrons of Female Education. TUCK
Err g. BRO will sell certificate their famous pack
ages of tickets as follows % whole tickets for $40,
to get the S5OO0. Try a package. Ont of several
packages in yesterdays sales sold not one thawas
blank.
TT. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the COrner-Tead of Centre Market
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

Tickets Sls-shares in proportion.
Cerllhcate OF package of % quarter tickets SO IS
For prize tickets by the package or single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER Il 60,
Corner of BALTIMORE and st, Paul streets
Drawn Nos. OF the Md. LOTTERY, class 2, drawn
Sept. 5--Owesl prize 81:
9 66 ~ % GO % 81 ID 81 u 2S "a Ii 40
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06
ROOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

1a The subscriber would respectfully
Mug inform his friends and the public
VI .generally, that he is continuing the
et9ep TAI x4@8 BOOT and SHOE Business at No.
HA 81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, oppo
wS site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST. Baltimore where he intends to manufac-
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, of
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved styles, of the best workmanship aud MATERIAL
warranted to wear and fit equal to any in this or any
other CITY in the Union. lie would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully so!icits continuance OF the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOrS, stitched, SOU
do do pegged, 3do
Double sole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 6OO
do do do do pegged, W
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged $50
tQ3- All orders fiji ed at TIE shortest notice, whole
sale aud retail.
sE6 If SAMUEL j. HANDY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

mast caused by a bolt giving way. The
steamer Col. Harvey, 1t. White, left Norfolk
on Wednesday for Mobile, and thence to
Texas.
The DRAMA. BurIsn, the most enterprsing man
aver of the day, presents brilliant programme for
the coming at the Front Theatre as ever
was offered to the public. GALAXY Of the brightest
stars following each other in close succession
rare collection Of dramatic excellence. CHARLES
Kean and Anderson, the two best tragic actors
OF the British stage; Mrs. Charles Kean, who bur
few years, as Miss Ellen Tree was the cvnssure of
all eyes and hearts; and now, with her husband, is
attracting succession of crowded houses at the
Park Theatre, New York, that were never excelled
either fashion fitness in the palmiest days of the
drama. Hackett our own Hackrtt, who alone 0f all
the actoiS received the royal patronage during the
last season in London. The Scguins with Frazer,
and new !taon tenor, are to give us the Bohemian
Girl and perhaps The now American Opeia, Lronora
with full orchestra and perfect chorus. The new
Musical Company, said to he of surprising merit led
by the accomplished AIndemoisclc Dc!cy who has
golden opinions in Italy and London; the general
tavorite Brough, aud handsome, dasijng fellow, a
tenor singer. named Gardner, follow in her suit ac-
companied BY TIE celebrated Rophno Lacey
There are host of other mines IN the bill bu
The brightest and the fIircst is that OF Mrs. Mow-
att the gifted authorizes Of the best American
Comedy and the most fashionable aud attractive Star
ap0n the Stage. Her excellence as writer her
merit actress, her beauty and her private worth,
have justly placed her high in general popularity She
commences the at the Front strret on Monday
night, in the character that she made her first
appearance on The Stage-paulnc. She will be aided
by Mr.. Crisp, an actor Of well deserved repute.
MUSEUM. The attractions at the Saloon are unusu-
ally strong for light, of the best pieces poduc-
ed this season will be played, and the charming Ms
SEES Tnce, and the ever flvonte Miss Cannon will des
light with their beautiful dancing and singing We
strongly recommend visit to the Museum to- night.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

13- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Elder RoG'T +. FER
GUsoN, Of Virginia, and JESSE Il. FERCusoN, of Ken
lucky, will preach in the Disciples Meeting House,
81 panl-St., on TO MORROW (Lord's day) MORN
ING, at TO- O'Clock; in the Afternoon at o'clock,
and in the Evening at y O'Clock. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

o. UNlEERShLIST CHURCH, CALVERT-ST.
The Rev. Nh. ASHTON, will preach in the Universal
u O'Clock, and in the EVENING, at O'Clock. sub
ject in the evening "UnivCrsalism synonymous with
primitive Christianity" Our opponents themselves
being the Judges. The public are respectfully invited
TO attend. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

CnURcH ROBBERY. The Catholic Cathedral
at St. Louis was robbed few nights ago oil
S25, the contents Of the charity boxes.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06
.HyAs THERE EVER SUCH LUCK

wv Eighteen three No tickets in one week sold
at M DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. Ia Pratt
street. opposite the Railroad depot, (next to Brad
shaw's United States Hotel The only Office in Bal
tirnore where there is any certainty Of getting the
cani,aI przes in the following splendid schemes 10 be
drawn this week, the capital prizes in which are now
on hand and for sale.
$1,000 do. FRIDAY, tickets So
IS 900 10. SATURDAY, liz ketssl5
lineral discount VIII be paid To persons who pur.
chase by tn, package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, or share All orders, per
mail or otherwise addressed 10
II. DOYLE, "o.l44 Pratlstreet,
1t TAI Opposite b. s. O. L, r. Depot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

/ Drowned. A colored man named Thomas
Green, OF Chestcrtown, Maryland, was drown
cd on Wednesday last, in the Christiana Creek,
az Newport
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

EAKAWS TODAY, the beautiful little Small FRI
p lottery for the benefit of the Frederick Female
Seminary, class 1856 Nos. 10 drawn ballots CAM.
tails $500. Whole tickets 81 SO, halves IS Cts uuar
ters 81 cts Fisk on package of % whole tickets
only $40, halves $40 quarters $5.
IN,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

,.Rcsslrcd. That as Native Americans, we are the
frue friends OF rlorm-tha. we 20 io5 relrcnchng all
cNtravagrnt expenditures of the public money whcth-
or hy the state or general goycrmmrut-th the abolition
Of all useless Offices and the correction Of all abuses
Of the elective franchise and naturalization laws
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

BSGERT0Ns' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
-S,A More prize money afDat Comb % "a So SiyO0.
and comb y ~ a. $1,000 both sold in the same pack
age in yesterdays scheme. by the lucky E!erons,-
rms is the way that we treat our customers. Not
day passes that we do not enrich some lucky custom
1r.
THIS DAY, draws our own little favorite, the small
fly, in which we positively intend to sell the cap tai
full package costs only S5.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize OF S5,OIO l prize of $500
900 " 400
$50 200 &C,
Whole tickets Sla-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale az
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

Spontaneous Combustion. We
learn from the New York Sun that c. /. Du-
rant, Esq, celebrated for his scientific attain
ments, has addressed letter to the Mayor of
that city, relative to the explosion in Broad st.
He atlirms, and is ready 10 prove by actual eX-
pertinent, tina. sa!tpctre will explode. lnstan-
ces are given in which several ships with lin
taneousIY, and exploded with terrific effect
He states that linseod or its oil slowed in prox-
unity to textile matter, produces spontaneous
combustion; and among the cases cited in
proof is the loss Of his large silk balloon in
1882, which was destroyed by spontaneous
combustion within twenty-four hours after APP
plying coat of linseed oil varnsh.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

DEcLENsroN. DIR. Skinner, one of the wing
candidates for the Legislature in P. Georges
county, has declined
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

JAMAICA SUGAR CRoP. Advices to the 9Sth
of July have been received. The sugar crop
of the island is turning out larger than was an
ticipa,ed, and the general opinion seems to be,
that it will come up to $4,000 hhds. The
Times states that all accounts agree in cst-
mating the crop on the ground as but little
short of that amount, adding on the other
hand:-"We hear numerous complaints Of the
difficulty of obtaining sufficient labor to take
off the crops, which are consequently deterio-
rating from week to week, both in quantity
and quality"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06
TUyHE WORLD CHALLENGED!-M
ii aTRDIJS EXiITENENTiI Uo .,no,,.a.

TuyHE WORLD CHALLENGED!-MUN
a STROUS EXCITEMENT We announced
Yesterday the sale of the LIST and 3d capital prz.s in
the Md. Cons Lottery, ex No. |, drawn Sept. 4th.-
New we have the qualification to inform the stranger
who bought of us that ticket in the Md Consolidated
Lottery, class No 2, drawn yesterday, that we have
sold him the capital prize of $4,000. II is thus thai
those who buy of US are repadfor the small sum OF
SO paid Tor ticket, S340O IL realized. The EXCITE
ment at Office for the last few DAYS is without
parallel, and we Intend TO increase it by selling the
capt. in TODAY'S i,Ottery-the whole of il can ne
had for 81 5i the half Is and the quarter for only
SO cts. by calling at our old established office.
EMORY & CO.'S Prize Office,
No Calvert street.
T}-The gentleman to whomlwe sold the above can
prize will oblge US by bringing ii in as conve-
nient. EMORY 4 co
III No. = Calveft-st., Bait, Md
& CHOOLFIELD 81 co. coatinue to ill the
~ pockets of their customers with yellow boys -
They sold yesterday to Nos. ID 40 "a, prize of OOO
sent to Wmchcs or, Va; Nos. "a g. prize of $500
anh NOS. y 70 6j, prize of SlG0, both sold in the
city.
Nos Md. Consolidated Lottery, OK. class 3 drawn
Sept. 5, low st nriZe 50, are;
0 e. 4i 90 63 % 81 10 s. rs % "a IA 40
Draws TO DAY, the pretty little scheme of Md.
Consolidated LOTTERY, class 80.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize OF $4,000 prize Of $500
" 1000 &C 400
$50 . " 200 &c
Tickets ST.; halves 75c; quarters 81 cts.
In which SichnnfeId & Co will sell on certificate,
packages Of % whole tickets for only 500 halves $40,
quarters IS, eighths s. so. Don't forgetto call on
SCHOOLFIELD CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t Firstoficefrom Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

MURDER IN ILLINOIS. An afffay took place
at Carlnville, ILL.,, on the 2l>t ult., between
John Bates and John w. Richardson, which
resulted in the death of the latter
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06

TIE FoREIGN News. The Is. Y. Express
of last Thursday says.-"Priyate letters from
Europe DO not tally with many of the ncwspa-
per accounts taken from the Engli>h papers,
1t was supposed from published statements,
that Flour would have declined, instead OF
which the article has been in active demand.
Gennesee Flour to the extent Of several thou
sand bbls has been sold at "a IS, price that
could not have been readily obtained yester-
day"
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF JUDGE STORY. We
learn, says the Boston Traveller, of Wednes-
day evening, that Judge Story, of the U. s.
Supreme Court, is seriously i'll, and that he is
not expected to survive through the day
Judge Story's disease is an internal strangula-
ton. 1t will be recollected that this is the
same disease with which Mr.. Legare of South
Carolina died in Boston two years since
Judge Story has resigned his seat on the BENCH
the resignation to take place next month,
NOMINATION. The vacancy on the wing
ticket for the Legislature, in Washington coun'
ty, has been filled by the nomination Of Henry
Nyman, Jr.
METHODIST f.. CHURCH. The Ohio Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
met at Cincinnati on Wednesday.
MURDER IN ILLINOIS. An ARRAY took place
at Carlnville, ILL.,, on the 2l>t ult., between
John Bates and John w. Richardson, which
resulted in the death Of the latter.
Church ROBBERY. The Catholic Cathedral
at St. Louis was robbed few nights ago Of
S25, the contents of the charity boxes.
Drowned. A coIored man named Thomas
Green, OF Chestortown, Maryland, was drown
ed on Wednesday last, in the Christiana Creek,
az Newport.
DEcLENsroN. DR.. Skinner, one of the wing
candidates for the Legislature in P. Georges
county, has declined.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06
sArIvE AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR CONGRESS-
JOHN McKiM DUNCAN.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY,
DAVID TAYLOR,
JOSEPH BRECk,
JOHN G. HOLLAND,
DAVID PARR,
ISAIAH BAnUE&SToN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 1916.

MARINELlSF OF ALTlMORE
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NOMINATION. The vacancy on the WING
ticket for the Legislature, in Washington coun'
ty, has been filled by the nomination Of Henry
Nyman, Jr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

L y d
known to such Cashier, upon the penalty Of fifty
dollars. But il the residence Of the apPnyeaf
transfer does not appear on the transfer book, how
shall he give notice In one instance director
transferred 100 shares Of his stock to person IN
neighboring town, more than nine years slEccs
which stock was not re-transfeFEed until after the
irst Of October, 1874, and escaped taxation.
Another case Of ninety seven shares was trans
ferred 9th September, and retransferred after 1st
October, 1874 Another director transferred Sep
TENDER 18th, lS43, one hundred and forty-tw0
shares TO the bank, and had it re-transferfed 10
him after the list of October, lS44. Another Trans.
ferred to the bank forty.ve shares July 18th, 163,
which was re-transEerred to him after October,
1914. One director transferred August 18th, 1872
one hundred and ninety shares to person in q
town north Of New Haven, which stock has ever
since remained untaxed Another director trans-
ferred to his hiend, just out of the limits Of New
London, fifty shares, September 9th, 1896, and we
question whether any tax has ever been imposed
on the same. director transferred to his friend
shares, which has also escaped taxation.
"Such course of procedure we have not found
in any other bank in this State, and we deeply la
ment that it should occur, conducted as banks
ever should be by high minded and honorable di-
rectors.
"The Cashier of this bank during the month Of
April last, forbid one of the Comm issioners exam
lining the bookse But afterwards the directors or
dered to the contrary, and the books were freely
shown. Prior to this refusal of the Cashier,
| enough had been discovered to satisfy the Com
missioners that all was not correct, and the direc
tors perhaps appraised that it was too late 10
withhold any further examination that might be-
legally demanded"
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

obtained in the year 1912, Of large amount as me-
gOtiable paper. and the avas paid into the Tfeasn
~, as NOT earnings Of the Prison. This paper, to
the amount Of about eleven thousand dollars was
returned protested for non payment ;--and was To-
ken up BY further discount of accommodation pa
per. Subsequently some security was obtained, and
the whole amount Of this Indebtedness has since
been annually reported bills receivable, and con-
titututed apart of the reported net earnings of the
Prison. The security which is wholly inadequate,
consists of mortgage Of real estate, situated in
Fulton street, in the City of New York, subject to
aprior incGmbrance to the amount Of twenty two
thousand dollars. The income of this property has
not, thus far, paid anything beyond the interest and
expenses of the first mortgage; and no part, either
of the principle or interest cfthe claims ofthe State,
has been realized Possibly portion Of the debt
may be saved by the advance of property, although
the whole of it is very doubtful. The particular l.
TENS of this debt are as follows:-
Due on Smith Ely's note, dated
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

The Rev. Mr.. Jones, of this town; who is re-
marketable for his bee-like industry, put into our
hands, curious work in manuscript, entitled,
= 1dHHals Of Literature" They contain great
fund Of instruction and amusement; and the Rev.
gentleman certainly deserves credit for his taste
and perseverance. We have seen most ponder
Gus work in folio, (the best portion of which we
have perused,) called :" The Cuiosities of Litera-
t'Ue, by D'Israel, distinguished British writer,
Of great popularity; but this work Of our venerable
clergyman, as far excels that of DIsraeli, as the
Andes surpass the chalky cliffs of Dover. Were
they published in book form, (say about 10 vol
umes quarto,) they would not only be prodigiously
enhanced in value, but furnish choice library of
interesting reading matter The following is an
extract from the work:
INVOCATION TO RAIN.
From the German.
Descend, descend, o shower! ...
Thy liquid treasures DER the meadows pour,
And raise each dropping flower.
Yon trees that late, in blooming pride, .,..
Adorn'd the lonely valleys side,
Thy moist'ning aid implore. -.
Yon bower, round which the woodbine gay
Its foliage twines in graceful play, .sa
Detected droops, and seems to say, ". ..4s
Descend, descend, O shower taae s5s a. j..
Oh let not then, the woodbine fade, ..
But quickly lend thy fostering aid,
And thy reviving power.
To every plant thy care extend,
And haste-in plenteous streams descend,
0 balmy shower! ..&ult..
Yon herds that deck the mountains brow,
And those that range the plains below,
Alike thy aid implore;
Enfeebled by the noontide ray, g..
Der hill and dale, they dropping stray,
And heavenward turn the languid eye,
That asks for thee, o shower
Oh, let not Nature plead in vain;
Let not the flowers that deck the plain,
In vain thy aid implore; q"
But haste! thy pearly treasure bring,
:, Revive the buds, restore the Spring,
Der Earth her emerald mantle fling,
And soft descend, o shower!
While Health. by smiling Plenty crown'd,
Shall scatter all her roses round,
And hail thy genial power. 0
Anonymous american Poet, 1926.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

Rev. ]. N. Mafit has recovered from his illness
and is preaching in Philadelphia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

MIR. Bancroft has recently received an honorary
diploma from the Academy of Science Of Berlin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

A violent shock Of an earthquake was exper
eReed at Alicant, not long since.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

.Morm0ns.-The Hodges, who were charged
with having committed shocking murders near
Fort Madison. have been arrested at Nauvoo, and
conducted to Toway. where they have heen put in
to safe custody, and will shortly have their trial
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

Cure for Cancer is said that the yolk ofan
egg, mixed with salt long it will receive it,
and applied as salve to cancer twice day, has
been tried with beneficial results. ~