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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

lOBhOOO AN ~ oNOk L
HIGHEST PREMIUM TOBACCO AND SNUFF
III ron THE SPRING TRADE-JOhN ANDER
son co offer for sale on liberal lein-' lle i9.'Ef
Goods Of manufacture, which they warrant % deci
iedly superior quality % any manufactured pa ur lhr'
states. The very high character ta 80 al.eirs AZ -
alni. i4- ned FOR teu the hga premium" a" afi
1v Tie Anercan Institute for lie oe- IOuacco ana SnuH-
as thsy iIre mar fed 70 oStan snes .nl nav.
r business. Notwithstanding iLr sfeai oouP-l-Dh
h n civ ami country and fully susins them 10 tn- A.
.eru0l lal Tobacco Is The Puresi Cheapest aud u
al Tobacco and snuff Of their manufacture + warranted
excel ~ they be returned and the money refunded tn
following nay al ames oe hal al ne Stores or aciores
cHFvIvG TOBACCO LONG CUT.
small Payers sma. SIZE
Quarter size Quarter s-zs
Hal size HAL SIZE
p ~ =, 49, Isif hi i. and boxes u Various Size
Pound Tn Causiers carefully pui up Tor prvaie uss or
FOR shipping. ,,rn svovrxc
Lsrre ..ze Quarter SIZE
U.f.ya Small .Ie.
oft above Tobacco viii be packed loose in barrels
sc1FARLATrI TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO.
Quarter sFgS FAST. sIok is, ToB4cco
Quarter . papers, also PACKED IA cases Of aAi u COZ
ee'@ syUFFs
American Gentleman, u arr and bo,tes
PAN RAPpee, 90 40
MaccaDoy a. 40 49,.
>cofch. CO. u" A- O.---ei-
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Pound and li Do. Lump Caveitl-n-5s e. l1- and j.
- Sole Agent lbs city t1r Aug Leii"cAs -Four Aces
brand CaTell.-L-
IMPORTED SCARS
Now on hant a. uulsua. ss-oeii of ~ most choice
T brand, OF HAVANA and PRINCIPE SUGARS. selected
wi.h te greatest possible care, embracing lie ioo"n
Z choice brands.
RECALLS.
Prime Oh India Regsla, 10 cr. II. and b. boxes
to 1a~.url-sa do 90.
d.. Lor- Byron. DO do
PASFIlLAs
alnla, IN er 81 boxes La Norma do Ia Paienie d.
COMMON
No-eva Ia Norrns
fagancis kazr,
Ia klolla. IA flrta-
L. India t4lfsfa0l,
De- Nova PRINCIPE. u various braats
Cubrey a Werner, ex. the. Con grrss znl Ca-grc-
SMALL
LaIndla Dana Media Old Yara, imported 1854
JOHN ANDERSON co.
uis 5n No Wal, and rs and rs Dusnes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

c1 FOR SALE CHEAP pleasant country res
~ delcr suitable for person dong business Dol lr tfy
beng distant from only about au hours rte by Raj
r0ad situate al unug ine pleasant village Ol Springfield
Nrw-Jer-ey ~ Church. Pot O-c-. So. feilE e4i
mics from NrVara 0m Elza1ef0an ADD - from Sew
i0rx. tie N0rr- and E--k Railroad passing within llf
mile 0f h. Myr. The Yarn c0n'a n- ~ acres ~ tr-
quality land Estate 0f cyatou, fe lifr4 af.
'rur-i, with and ClmulDduu- Dwelling House, barge
Barn, Garage House. and otrf n-ce--arf ui-llls-
lsary Possession Dee bad a. l.ffer desired anil
pert Oi toe purchase money remain rl mortgage W -sa
Prce 500. Inquire on tle premise, or NJ d. JOINS
Mre, be- Farm, 0r r New ofs az ~ Na-.-free.
basement. rrW-f0rs, May ID. 1882 mi5 .m5uw-
ED 5000 ACRES OF JNiNPKONED PA.
~ TENTED LAAD.-lhree Lots VI ,Ni acres EACH ~
Lall i0r sale. l tigeay r-llpi Jrlrr-o1 county
Pa Tie surface rolling. heavily fIl-rel. prrcI ls
one off1c principal trhliare- oi & aaron
-e lld- offered 0r Toe va0.e portion. ui Do,
sll be gwen.
P-rsol- wishing great bargain Will p.es.e address t'
subscriber. Lancaster. IS lf-InI J. ". EL PIP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

Ee1O IET.-A vacant LOT .n Iroy-st sIii11- fl
~ Manufacturing business. Elq IRE oi Thomas bfyal.
- 10 Al-os-str--f ~ ~
NJ LAIHROP BARTLETT, % Peari-st
ga FARM foR ~AIE.--,flateo n ,l.e Road from
- New Rochelle ~ N1c Pans. about Ql-l. from
each. con aiming l5l Ackk> " LAND, al 0f Hilc.
Plough Land. excepting Ten Acres, - lc IT. Wood Lam
The p-ce divided 0g ale AID AID o4i lf0
0l- 0r Cultivation. Al ~ fences are vi stone, g0o
Jfler and -le ground sta- Of cl.lValo1. Il- 1.
ngs % good clillcte and ~ order For TERMS aypl
10 :. B. KENYON. on lie premises. ~ Vi
dgT j. ADRfANCk. ~ Jofn--'. Nrgs-i York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

Prepared and sold by :. P. THOMSON. Druggist Pm 3
denha and sold wholesale and retail IN this cry oy 4
SANDS co, Chemists and Drugsisis' 20 bIoalNhs
corner Chainberssi Sold also ~ Fulton-sL ana u kas
er,.F,,.r pace vi CENTS. mis- imf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

NDGIt t.-Ou aud after MONDAY, ~ ~
s....'.-,-a -s, fne Car i leave- ~ Hal a. 1''oe
boo fic morning Tor WiInam- brl5rl ~
cave af half pact five returning leave VILLAINS b0Ase'
O'Clock
THE Car Aaf leaves ffv Hal boz The evening A. DAT 80
-s O'Clock f1f Harlem VIII iease af o'clock sai r4a y
Williams brleei returning, lsate Williams b0e.s y
.eHfu 0clrs end twenty inIulfs.. % -
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-. 400, m, n-oN AM ,>rlnnf.

- : ~ rf ID AII LANnlNtf~.-lN' -IfNifi ulR
----~'sz--' son Formerly fie ~ e-fclc-icf Capt Wa
ia N.tteN v i.a,r f. foot off Cedar sns' he ensuing
..., s.er, Monday "Wednesday AND Friday. n O'Clock
b. NJ fa.refnr 40 Hudson with The Hudson ANA berssare
r.sd s can. rl whth leave un ile arrival oi ne boat
e-.-,n- f. BOA. leaves hudson on Tuesday, Thursday
. sunday a O'Clock T.. VI or On fHe arrival NJ te cars
..,lfHrs hHfl WAYS nt ilr inicruoiiie lanhnes For
freight or passage. apply un board n. i1 49,. 40 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

I re. lad. Rabies f1r -fr sr- HInf Ntr- >4rfNuI-i s
II Two or three lives eniovmenr- for children &C. &C. To
DE, also i0r ANNUiIlES both immediate ana deferred
ir- and cents.
- References of Inc highest character in ihr gi'r
'l'a- siFen 20 anpc alfs. y required, 80 ' N' 'a-
wealth. and security 0i fae above Institution
Travelling leave endorsed ul DE- polcy ID extensive a
liberal. and fir extra premiums 0r -fl RIB aud uiFoilnl'
.Ilr4fr- n- uulerff. a- 10 consistent with prudence.
J. LEANDER STARR. General AGENT
mo 2ttvff Resident no Sew YORK..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

500 PER IT Con- 80 o 9RS en-. soAL
1foaeu al EgE->i0ve an Nl-elFer-d - shove, IRE
0i charge for GARAGE Also, Lensh Goa, White Asn,
>cluv ~. Liverpool an >llley Goa Apply 20
T. -TOkEs DiIhERSD<.
dre-f 81 Anthory-st near Broad~ a. Tabernacle.
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-. NiN LIN OF rae AIS foh. - I'd
49, Ii.E Doi4-f-caef Oi BE JIle-l le sp' ~.
asOrie rlc.ei ship ROCHESTER, ie.>Ss'-l "a
Arnf capt J. brlton, Val sal On Ia.llaAy Jt3<s.
ocular aay. ". J. 7. TAP-CyIi,
Lir General Passage Oce. u sOl'istcof slA, -
tr Tie Rochester VII .ai from Liverpool % "a. "a.
= August ferso0- lsiBs send tor tfrf ~. ~ &
if-n 5foa ht OIL Ia fs MAGNIFICENT Packet, o. 81;
~ fesu ~ nue sain- on iie LEI, on i'm % - "a 10 y
ln 40 every month, Yu favorable terms AplAe@@
4ia-c - above. ~ il A.sufs n Liverpool; - -. snt
NM. IAPSCOII, 81 ID Ourcr Pam
Go kifPAkD a sos, ) - Waterooios.-., -, do
Dfsiis iof any amount, pay abe % drinA.' 49, sc0
-olft, IN ~ lr principal town OF Enk &ni' IT,, ,fS
ane Or W alrsi caa az al tinrs be obtained on -ff
Il b .e;ief lc.l paidj above .porsI.
Tue ele saui PacAe ship OarcS " u succeed INC -
sE AID SAL 2ae 1A-leI rex 4-G DAY.
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Yours, truly, RICHARD r. hAhl,
H0r.ior. between sullivan and McD0g gai-sis.

Sr,v-Yurk. Dec. n. 1854 . 49,. hi, 80. .
To be- iad " ho esae and Retail of J. H. NOsELEf, II
-lltou---r.-ei doors from Bfoaiw ay Also. rriei n
nos. Dr t.s- flrnul bout tbs city, brooklyn, Jersey 1
>e.vars and country villages. Price 80 cents mvlt mn-
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! gTTER BALANCE PENCIL CASE

IL For The New Postage Law.-JOHN sHELDONs Pa
en Unique Pocket Companion, containing Letter Balance
Or the cts ne and ~ OF Postage the o. or
{ q and AvoiTdupo.s Weighs convenient
Pen and Holder improved pointed Pencil, Tooth
Pick and SOyccg Guace Letter SEAL reserve OF Leads
the top the Case aud the whole measure with
being exactly inches forming complete Mu.um u Par
20. Tie OF which -eicydeuf For sale by
JOHN J. BROWN 4 co. - Fuions ~ Nassau.
A Irs- rInNe crrla l.Nan Mlih NAcl ArIcle los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

!,,i ........s,.:--s.r ANGF or HOT Rs MNER Ar
-.s-r-- AN0F AffNr.--On s1l A,rr -. ~
,r. T..- ,,,f r.s rI, Depot Broosyn every s,o~r
III ~ n 5-- Il f,r ..an "a Nafnlch ard Wosr-~,er
>lr.lTs UtIr.fr-
= \ Il,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-03
! LATE DESPATCH.

We understand that dispatches were received
Yesterday, as late as the Goth August, from Calves
ton Recent accounts had been received from Gen.
Tayor's camp. They are in good health and
spirits. The artillery had provided themselves
with some pieces of cannon which they wanted,
and were mounting them in their intrenchments.
The intelligence from Matamoras represents the
Mexican troops as terrifying themselves, and ex-
pecting reinforcements.
Col. Twiggs's dragons arrived at Austin on the
9Th August, where the convention of Texas was
assembled. 1t was calculated that he would joir
Gen. Taylor about the 18th Of the month. Iht
dragons had borne their journey to Austin well
and their horses were in excellent order.
Their junction would increase Gen. Taylor
force 10 more than 500, and the daily accession
they were receiving would place our troops out
all possible casualties from the aggressions Of tn
advancing Mexicans
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-03

The SANPEDRo ExPEpirIoN-The schr Frapees
Amy arrived at this port yesterday with ABOUT
S2I 700 IN specie, received from the wreck of the
"San Pedro" Spanish man-of war, which was
sunk on the Spanish Main. This money belongs
to theHSan Pedro Company" established ia Balti-
more some time ago, for the purpose of procuring
the treasures of the abovc-named vessel Besides
the sperie obtained, we learn that two large cannon,
and considerable quantity of copper, were also
taken fr'm the wreck and brought here We have
seen SOM Of the Spanish dollars which were OBJ
tanned. They are somewhat rused, but can easily
be cleaned and made bright They command a
premium # per cent. The company have already
realized ahandsome sum upon the capital invested,
after defraJing all expenses. II is their intention,
we understand, to fit out another expedition imme-
diately The expedition that has just arrived,
were, we are informed obtaining from 5000 to 1900
every day the time of leaving the wreck Their
apparatus wanted repairing and other facilities to
expedite theft efforts were wanted, which caused
their return. We are glad to learn that the exped-
ton proved so successful.--BaH. Patriot, Sep. 9.
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THE VOLUNTEERS.

Yesterday morning, the regiment Of volunteers
raised by Colonel Dakin, with view to active ser
vice, paraded in the Lafayette square, and was re-
viewed by General Games and General Lewis, with
theirrespective staffs The regiment counted up
wards Of $50 men. There were present. also, the
Lone Star Guard corps just organized in the
Third Municipality and part OF the Irish brigade,
under Lieutenant Carrigan. General Gaines ad-
dressed the assembled volunteers in appropriate
terms, and was suitably replied to by Colonel Da-
kin. We learn that Colonel Daltin observed to the
general that ten times many volunteers could
silly be enrolled, if it were only certain that they
would be mustered iqtaA ES3a rsonel Dakin
to assure his men that he was certain they would
be called into service, in which opinion we humbly
concur for we find the government everywhere
drawing the dsposabe regular troops from the forts
now or lately occupied by them, to be transferred
to Texas. If it should appear that three or four
regiments ofefiectve volunteers can be had in Lou
siana, they would be preferred, in all probability,
to the regular troops from the northern States,
who, perhaps, may not so well be spared for cam
paign in the South. In addition to this troops
raised here are near the scene ofoperatons to which
they can be carried in three days; and they are en-
ured to southern climate like that of Texas.
II IS true, there is no prospect of immediate hos
tilitics; but who knows how long this tranquility
may LAST Who knows when the Mexicans, in
their folly and rashness, may cross the Rio Grandc
which ipso tacto would be an invasion Of the United
u
in these circumstances TO prepare for whatever may
happen. Better have 1000 men between the Nueces
and the Rio Grande, and thus prevent an invasion,
than to have only two thousand and invite it. We
think there Is not much reality in the rumors which
have been circulated, Of Mexican columns advan-
cling towards the frontier with an intention to cross
it; nor would we look upon such an occurrence "a
serious thing, if it happened But, to be safe, we
must be ready with all our means; and should Mex
leo have the temerity to commit an aggression, we
would retaliate upon her to the last ounce of pow
der, and make her sensible that the United States
are not to be injured and insulted with mpunity.
As the morning papers have omitted to mention
the company Of Orleans Eclaireurs in their account
of the troops reviewed yesterday by Gen. Gaines,
we think il duty to state that the corps Of that
name was on the ground, numbering 46 men, most
OF them fine young fellows, who were among the
first to enrol their names for active service Their
appearance and department were soldier-like; and,
we doubt not, they are as capable of doing good
service as any other company of the same force.
NJ 0. Courier fur 25
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TRIAL FoR MsuRREcuoN-The Port Tobacco
lines of THURSDAY says: "Charles county court is
still in session; the Hon. Judges Dorsey and Ma
gruder upon the bench. Il is testing the will of the
late John Barnes, for a number of years clerk Of
Charles county court in which there is large
amount of properly involved. A bill of Indictment
having been found by the grand jury against Bill
Wheeler and Mark Cesar, for being prime movers
and instigators in the late negro nsurrection their
trial, as the will case is decided, will come
up. BY an act Of the legislature, the crime of in-
surrection is made punishable with death; and as
they are indicted for this grave offence, their pun
ishment will be in accordance TO the law, should
they be convicted. ''-Iiais. Patriot. r1fE
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Tne H,ne,savpe (p..) DAupnrs GuAHps.-Th

The HARRrsBuRe (PA.) DAurHs GuARDs-Thls
handsome company Of volunteers, under the com
mand of Capt Roberts, arrived in this city in the
forenoon train of cars. They number forty-sIx
men, and appear to great advantage, being hand
somely uniformed and admirably drilled They
were met at the depot by Capt. Tucker and the
Blues, (whosc guests they are,) and the Mechanical
Riaemen, under Capt. McCleand; with this escor
they paraded through some Of urprincipal streets
salutirg in their march, the President Of the Unte'
States and the mayor of Washington; after which
thew embarked on steamer for trip to Alexandra
and Fort Washington, passing Mount Vernon on IN
way. They are quartered at Fuller's exceHer
hotel, and viii remain in this city until Saturda
| next
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Bu BofeIey. Donn, g. Co.

Dy DOtcfcy, 1/ONV, ~ SOs
GALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
- NITURE.--We shall sell, at the house ofME,
John Douglas, on q street, the corner Of 18TH
street, on Tuesday next, the 9th instant, common
cling at ten O'Clock, all his handsome and well-kept
furniture, consisting Of in part
Handsome pier glasses and tables with marble
tops
Handsome mahogany arm-chais
Centre table, marble-top card tables
Mahogany bedstcads
Handsome parlor, and chamber carpets
Oicloth, beds, hair mattresses, bedding, &c.
Marble washstands, mahogany wardrobe
very handsome extension table, which viii
open 30 feet e s
Dressing and plain bureaus. g8tF
Besides all other articles used in handsome estdb-
lishment nearly new, having been in use but about
six months, made in the best manner, and kept. in
good order; presenting chance for houselkeepers,
and those about to commence, which rarely occurs.
The terms of sale are: All sums Of and under $50,
cash; over $50, and not exceeding $500, two and
four months; over 5000, two, FOUR and six months;
the purchasers giving notes with approved endor-
sers, bearing interest.
BOTELER, DOM, & CO.,
Sept. 3-WSM&T Auctoncers.
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Advices from the Sandwich islands to May 10,
have been received at New York. Twenty-slx o.
the citizens Of the United States VINO WEI maus
.nd had arrived at Honolulu, in the whale shE
seisli,z, on their return the United States, i,
Hao. The Sandwich island connlsslonsr 70 ~, lns
TTn oy States Great Britain, sad France who le
this port in November last IN the snip Moa'le ea
! feeble state of health, died December '-h''ee'
days from Boston. .as;.
TAHiri--In Tahiti The state o. pubic ,ed 70 be +
NAMED unsettled. The PUBIC r'n ~ Enel;sb ,dmi.
ra The French are carrying forwsd their public
~g p ,hs .rr;rai Of store-shp With 200 tons Of
heavy mupSp Of war; direct could sfanTe 70 ,b o.
,un T.asch government designs TO render their
. ns..rc establishment, permanent.
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PROSPECTJJs

/
TN the city of New York, about the first of Octo-
i Der, 1845, will be commenced the publication of
Saturday paper, entitled "THE EXAMINER"
weekly review Of the worlds progress in science
philosophy, politics, arts literature, manners, and
morals-by THOMAS L. Nichols.
In size and form, the "ExAMINERn will be me-
dium-and-a-half quarto; in paper and typography,
elegant as the finest book work. and in matter, alto
gether unique and original Holding to perfect toll
Grafton in matters Of opinion, it will impartiay ex-
anime all creeds, theories, systems, and specula-
tions-especialy those affecting the great social
problems which now agitate the world Every dis
covery in science, every phenomenon in nature,
every achievement in art literature, will be care
fully noticed The manners, the morals, the avoca-
tons, and amuscments Of society, will receive the
attention they merit The EXAMINER shall be, az
far as possible, liberal, candid, impartial bold, and
truthful =.
Mailed, for any period at the rate of THREE DOL
LARS YEAR. Letters, encosing subscriptions,
should be addressed Cat his COST If enclosing one
dollar or more) to
THOMAS L. NICHOLS, New York.
Sept. 3-5t
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SNemAa.-The Omitted S,atey ship-of-the-lb
Delaware was taken into the dry1ock at the q,
port navy-yard, the other da for the pnrPo9; =,
examining and repairing bf copper, ana cleiihs
nea cour;er) snail piece OF copper hsoeen
rSbes or chsfed Oft lie bottom OF pnS ns was
r ruuuS s,;ck;ng underline copper, rpeSsd
t oSsp its edge about af an inch wa. %'a
dollar I Of the date Of nos. How ''I .
mystery.
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WANTED, two boys--one to assist in the seed
wv store, and the other in the greenhouse de-
partment. Liberal wages will be given None
need apply but those who can bring good recon-
mendatons as to honesty and industry.
JOHN DOUGLAS,
Florist and scotsman, opposite the State Depart
ment. 'T
Sept 2--eodlw u
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i ed per ship Rebecca. direct from Bremen, sew
eral and superb piano-fores of the best German
makers, 6. octaves. Also, one very superior Ros-
ton piano. The above instruments are warranted
in every particular to be equal if not superior, to
any now in this market. Second hand pianos, va
rous sizes and prices.
]. F.. KAHL,
Piano Forte Maker,
Penn, avenue, south side bet. 18th and 18th, or d
street near 9th.
Sep 3-3ts
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The following is from the New Orleans Republ

''We are informed that the ID regiment of United
States Dragons, underline command of Col Twiggs,
had arrived at San Patrico, the eastern bark Of
the Nueces, about 30 miles above Corpus Christi.
eve find it stated in the Civilian that entries of
United States goods have been made under protest
in the custom-house at Gaveston---tbe parties in
tending to try whether they liable duty, upon
the question whether Texas is or is not nop part
of the United Statesr
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Pleasure Excursion dopn the yivr.

1O1 CENT CALICoEs.-w have receive
~ direct from the manufactory-
cases containing IL, 62l yards, in great varie-
fy OF colors and patterns. Please call.
ID. CLAGETT d. co.
Sept. 3-6if
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM THE ARMY.
We clip the following from New Orleans and
Galveston papers:
From the New Orleans Picayune. Aug 81.
LATEST FROM TExAs.--The steamer Undine ar
rived here yesterday morning, bringing us Calves
ton papers TO the 23d instant. The following com
munication from Captain Grice embraces the ates
news from Corpus Christi, with narration of any.
thing of interest which occurred on the voyage II
left Corpus Christi, there was nothing there of wal
but the rumors.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-09

3OPINIoN-I willingly concedc to every
man what | claim myself--the freest range
OF thought and expression; and am perfect
. ly Indifferent whether the sentiments ofothers
on speculative subjects coincide with or
differ from my own. Instead of wishing or
expecting that uniformity of opinion should
be established, am convinced that it is
neither practicable nor desirable-that varie-
ties of thought are as numerous and as
strongly marked, and as irreducible to one
standard, as those of bodily form, and that
TO quarrel with one who thinks differently
from ourselves, would be no less 'unreasona-
BILE than to be angry with him for having fea-
lures unlike our own.-PrefessOr LaV-
renee.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-09

CHILD STOLEN BY FEMALE BEGeAR.-A
child two years old, daughter of John Kel-
ley, No. 1T Plum street, was stolen yester-
day morning, while playing on the sidewalk,
by female vagrant named Isabella Hagan.
AS the woman was going from door to door
begging in the lower part of the city, the
clean and tidy appearance of the child, con
trasted with that of most squalid locking
urchin about seven years of age, who follow
ed her, carrying a basket of cold vctuals,
excited suspicion, and she was arrested, and
brought by two respectable citizens TO the
office of Alderman Redman. Here she per-
sisted in declaring that the child was hers,
but the boy whom she called her son, on
being questioned in private, told that his
mother had carried the little girl away from
house in the neishborhood of the Wash
ington market Officers were sent to in
quire, and they returned, bringing the father,
who was nearly distracted, with them
Phil GaS.
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SAERIFF'S SALE.

vs.. , Tea9ttlont ELpo7las.
Isaac Stout.
BY virtue of writ ofyendtioni exponas to me
directed from the Court of Common Pleas of Put
nam county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at the
house of John Fairchlds, in Blanchard township,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of May, A. D., 1845,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock, P NJ, of said day, the following de.
scribcd goods and chattels, to wit:
One two horse Wagon and two Horses. Ta-
ken as the property of John Fairchilds, to satisfy
an execution in favor of Isaac Stout.
T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
sHERIFF'S OFFICE, Kalida,l
May Cd, 1916. 3w2l9