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&sA FOR SALE-Two frame Houses and abou :
 E 2 acres of land to each, suitable for small fam iles, on the south west corner of Government and Everilt streets.
 Also-Two frame Houses and lots on the south east corner of St. Anthony and Lawrence streets the lots being about 50 feet wide by 100 feet in depth suitable for small lamies
 Also-One frame House and lot, on the south east of St. Joseph and Adams streets, the lot be- ing about 50 by 100 feet, with good well of water in the yard. All of which will be sold low and on good terns Apply 10
 mh25 JAMES MAGEE & co.
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District Court of the Unit States-Southein District oi
 lI Alabama. NrnTIcE ia herebv given that on the second Monday of IN March, IsII NATHAN L. BROWN was by de- cree U said Court declared Bankrup and that his credi- tors who proved their debts and others inerestea re to the United States Court TO m n inc city of Mobile, on tho first Monday in July le43 and s W cause if auy they have why the said Nathan Brown should b. discharged from ai his debts ana Attest, JOHN FITS, Clerk
 aoQ3 ie1tk0 l.f Southern District of Alabama.
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District Court of the United Southern District of

Alabama.
 NOTICE Is hereby given that the twenty ysixth day 1N of December le42, PETER MILL ON was by de- ofsa C0ul declared Bankrupt and tiat his credi who have proved their deb and others interested rcqulred to the Unit-d States Court Iuom te city of Mobile, the first Monday in July, l6t1 au show caus", if any they haye why the said Peter Milton should be discharged from all his debts and certificate thereof be granted.
 Attest, JOHN FITS, Clerk ap28 l2ItR0 Southern District of Alabama.
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D,t, Court ol tho United SttesSouthern District Of
 abaina.
 NIoriCE isherei.y given, that the second Monday IN of March, lSls, RICHARD KNOWLES was by < decree of said Court ciared Bankrupt; and thai h creditors have proved their debs and others interest aa .re rsoui cd to appear th Unitd States Court ro.m m thc city of Mobile, on the first Monday Juy, sl5 and show cause if any they have, why the ssli Richard Knowles should not e discharged from all hi. iab,, md certificate lhereofle granted. g N'o A,,ss, JOHN FITS, Clerk
 ss tosiL0 ttS Southern District of Aiabnnla
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Di of the United Staes-Souhrn District of

Alabama.
 NOTICE hereby gven that on the twenty-sixth day ~ ofDecember l5I2, JAMES HARPER was by de- of said Court declared Bankrupt and that his ditors who have proved hor debts ana others ntereste are required appear the Uaed States Court Room, in he city of Mobile the first Monday in July s45, and show cause any they have, why lh said James Harper should he dschs ged from all his debts and certif cate thrreofbe granted.
 Attest, JOHN F1TTS Clerk, ap25 l27fk0 Southern District of Alabama.
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Alabama.
 NOTICE is hei eby given, that the twenty ninth day lN ofDecember, isI', HENRY CHI iMPION was by a decrre said Count declared Bank, upt and that his creditors wh, have proved tn r debts, and others in- terested, are required to appear the United States Court room in the city of Mobile, the first Monday July. 1915, and show cause, if any they have, why the said Henry Champion should be discharged from all his debts and certificate thereof be granted.
 Attest, JOHN FITS, Clerk ap2S l21tK0 Southrra District of Alabama.
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District Cout of the United Staes-Southern District
 Alabama.

Alabama.
 NOTICE is hereby given, that the thrtieih day of IN January, ls43, ALEXANDER BELL, IT,, by a of said Court declared Bankrupt; anI that his creditors have proved their debs and others inter- eted required appear the United States Court room the city of Mobile the first Monday in July, ls45 show if any they have why the said Alex ander J should be discharged from all his debts and certificate thereof be granted.
 , Attest JOHN FITS. Clerk ap26 l27ik0 Southern District of Alabama
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MO lCEis hereby gyen that on the second day of IN May, le43 SAMUEL GORDON was by decree of said declared Bankupt and that his credi who have proved their debts and others interested required toappea athe United Stal room,n the city oi Mo- be the frst Monday in July, ls45 and show cause, ifany they havr, why the sad murl Gordon should be discharged from a his debts aud certificate thereof be granted stt
 Attest, JOHN FITS, Clerk
 ap25 27fK0 Southern District of Alabama
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the twenty ninth day " of December I5i2, JACOB OBEB by a decree of said Court d- cared Bankrupt; and that his cred who have proved their debts and others interested required to appear at the Uned States Court in the city of Mobile the first Monday in Juy, lS45 and show any they have why the said Jacob Ober shou be dschai ged from all his debts and certi- 6cate thereof be granted.
 Attest. JOHN FITS. Clerk
 ap2S l27tk0 Southern District of Alabama.
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District Court of the United States-Southern District of Alahuma,


 Alabama. NOTICE is he reby given. that the twenty ninth day ~ of December, l842, JAMES MINOR was by de- of said court declare Bankrupt and that his creditors who have owed their ebts and others inter ested are required to appear at United States Court the city Mobile, the first Monday in July 1915, and show cause If any they have why the said James Minor should he disch rged from al hs debts and certificate thereof be granted
 Attest, JOHN FITS, Clerk ap2s l27fk6 trf- Southern Distrct of Alabama.
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NACTORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI- k' NESS-The undersigned will continue the above business under the firm of HOYT & FORD, and tender their services to their friends and the public generally. WAIT $. HOYT,
 apl4 Il5tr CLINTON FORD.
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Ds,rt Court of the United SatesSouthern District of
 Alabama.

Alabama.
 NOTICE is hereby givea that the ninth day of INMarch is45, TRISTAN H. THOMAS was by a decree of said Court Bankrupt; and that his creditors who have prot their debts, others interested required 10 appear al the United States cOut in the city of Mobile, he first Monday July 6+5, a.d show cause if any they have, why the said Tristan II. Thon IS sh ud be dschaeed from all his debts, and certificate thereof be granted.
 Attest. JOHN FITS, Clerk ap2S 27tK0 Southern District if Alabama.
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Dl5IrlCI N0UII or lIIt ONt7t 1IuIes 1OuIIIOIu H''
 trict of Alabama.
 NOTICE is hereby given, that on the twenty-ni nth l ' day of December, SAP, JAMES B. MCLEAN was by decree of said Court declared Bankrupt and that his creditors who have proved their debts, and others interested required appear at the United States Court room in the city of Mobile, on the first Monday in July. ls45. and show cause Il any they have why the said James B. Mclean should not be discharged from all his debts and certificate thereof be granted.
 Arrest JOHN FITS, Clerk nnos 27ikO Southern District of Alabama
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nISSOLUTiON-Th firm of MINGE & Rus D SELL will be dissolved he 30h June next, only in liquidation. c. A. MlNGE,
 myl5 I42r J. Y RUSSELL.
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District Court of the United states-Souther District
 of Alabama.
 NOTICE is hereby given, that the second day IN If May, 1913. LEROY c. HIGHTOWER was by a decree of said Court declared Bankrupt and others interested required appear at the United Sta es Court room in the oty of Mobile, on the first Monday of July 1s45, and show cause if any they have, why the i'd Leroy G. Hightower should not be discharged from all his debts and certificate thereof be granted.
 Attest JOHN FITS, Clerk, ap2e l27fk0 Southern District of Alabama.
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District Court Of the United StatesSouthern District oi
 Alabama.
 NOTlCEis hereby given, thai the twenty ninth day " of December. l542, WILLIAM SANFORD was by a decree of said Cou declared Bankrupt and that bis creditors who have proved their debts aud othes inter esed required to appear the United States Court in the city Of Mobile, the first Molday III July, 18l5 and show cause if any tkey have why the said William Sanford should be discharged from all his dobts, and a certificate thereof he granted.
 Attest, JOHN FITS, Clerk ap28 l21ig0 Southern DistrIct of Alabama. nstrici Con- of The uuted States-Sonhern District of
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<zA COUNTRY RESIOENCE TO LET .Es1. The desirable residence adjoIning Col. Deas al Spring Hill, occupied last summer by Geo. Cleve- land Jr. The House is in good order, and the land u'der goo1 improvement. Rent lo'v, apply To
 ie3 P B TAYLOR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16
JOHN FINLEY, Esq.

1t is the right every man to be ii candidate.
for public office Every man, however, "a duty o
society, to the political friends with whom he and
his country, which be performed good policy
may dictate While admit that it is the natural
srred right of Mr. Finley to be candidate for Congress-
believe he violates that good faith which devoted
friends of great political measures have right to expect
from another when he places himself in position
calculated cndanger the those principles and
the wholesome policy for which the Wing party ns
We do not intend to enter into controversy
with Mr. Finley, and had hoped that in his commune
cations the public he would have pursued such
to have cause for public notice of him.
whatever Had he confined himself to the adv of
his claims to seat in Congress should not have
traced his But he has entered the of
trover>> the broad grounIas squared himself for
the fight, and thrown down the glove. the chvarc
bem of defiance, deem it duty act upon the
dcttHsire We seek no controversy with HIM We shall
make attack but shall repei the aspersons he ap
pears disposed throw upon ant the wing party
tils county and district
We gave his address o the public wi,hou,
ment- We willing even to let it pass in that
but the second article from his pen requires that his
whole position should be briefly reviewed
Mr. Finley in his address says:
without saving thing in diSparagement Of the
candidate nominated, there is enough TO be the
trcIus,re in which that was gotten up
and the proscrptire aspery with which small portion of
wing party seek 10 out, detc large
of the liberal voters
District against it. free people conform party
far unity of action
great measures OF Pubc interest but they Will not sub
the tyranny of party when they hear the rat
Ting of its Chains
How the manner of Mr.. Smiths nomination
oiasre public invitation, published in every wing
paper in the district, given all asprants
Congress to announce themselves candidates for
nomination. \ large convention OF the wings of this
county held. and the plan for that adopt
EInI.v l.avin heal Cd !
true. his right to become candidate. He kne,o
this Did he proclaim then that he candidate bid
he appreciate the pan and did he not aoquiesoe
Did he the first Monday April participate the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16
4 wild Woman

The Caddo, La, Gazette, gives an account Of
woman who has lived In tho woods near there for
tho last three months. Her htsba nd died IN Mis-
slsspPpi aud She came to her prescn, whereabouts
on foot. She sleeps in the woods, yet no ooe
knows where, as sho never makes her appearance
during the day. Tho Gazette says she frequent
y comes 10 the house Of Mr. Polk, at a late hour
Of the night. when they give her what she desires
TO eat and after she has satisfied her appetite
tires again TO tho woods. She nanifes,s, wo
are told, much fear of being taken, particularly by
the Sheriff. She coca sion tho
house Of Mr.. r. and carded and spun a portion Of
cotton thread 10 mond her clothes. She is tho
mother Of several children, and has a brother in
North Carolina who is wealthy. and who. II is be-
evod ouId gladly rescue her from no wreicbed
condition. He Is known 10 some of the citizens
Of this parish AMI 1t Is their design. I'M
derstand TO acqaa,n, hifn By letter with her stu
alton, :5he - truly an obec, Of commisserasicn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

One Loco i'll this city, sapn than his fellows
has discovered reason why Mr. smith should not
be elected Congress. lie says: ELECT Smith, and
he will become Jealous against the democrats than
rvcr.-Ic will greater cxcrtIous defeat
and when his time expires the rascaly wings Will
elect Holloway his successor Now, wouldn't that b
0rfyi, The old man, is doubtless distant
perspective, Tia. perfect annlillaun of locoocoism-
We thank hum, hoMexer; tgg li ;e would adj, Isl,
them to take a time When they have di posed Of
Mr.. Smith, Will he time enough talk about his
''seor And, for the purpose OF relieving their anxiety
about ontSeH permit to that political aspIra-
tons have looked yond the station
tuPy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

Election Of t,oo L. s. Senators.-By from the
Star of Florida, published Tallahassee, under
July lst. learn that the Legislature the
OF Florida that day proceeded the L.
Senators, and that David Levy and James D. Westcott
iocofocos were chosen the first ballot by majority
70 votes Joseph NJ Hernandez kson Norton
the wing candidates David Levy has the Congress
sonal delegate from Florida number of wears ana
was recently elected member Congress, which OF
course he resigns.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

1--WE would fully inquire of the editor of the
Jefersonian whether he has the inqu
OF his loco frie nds, Everon. Messrs. Iulr
and J. w Smith, to the of Charley Test
for Congress If he has not hope he will give them
''a the information he in possession off, early
day possible, and be careful that Charley
quite popular here they represent him in Fayette
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

3-Our rable friend David Hoover we undo staI
to be upon the Jeffcrsonian of this We
have been told by several persons that
~ and that the Pent-up wrath of his vindctvc
mind be let upon the fury of perfect
gate. We hope however, that the approach dog
days has not had serious influence upon his mind
and that ho may live long to enjoy the unenviable rep
utaton he has by his suscrvlency the locos,
his base treachery to the wings who placed i'm
portant in his hands But, permit here say
that personality have i'll feeling Mr. Hoover
Against his private character have uttered
word but public oficer-as a member of the Sc
nate-and servant of the constituency of which
member, his acts fit subjects for review,
and shall speak with freedom which our
duty demands, unawed by threats, bill
lings gate slang We forget and forgive the
of those who Penently confess their but the hard
"ned political reprobatc need expect mercy
hands
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

The undo rsgned respectfully offers himself cand
date for reelection the office OF County Auditor,
the ensuing August Election and would be thankful to
his fellow citizens for their support, if his past
have met with their appreciation.
April Is, 1915. FRANCIS KING
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

1t Is the duty of 10 Government Is
but extensive partnership In social rietsthc pro-
propery-the sacredneSs person-the pur-
suit Of happiness, and all other rights belonging
the people equal partners Suppose for iustrd
tration, that should purchase land
they should all and hold and all the
proyeneuts Their should
at such rate that IL became have agent
0 supcrintend their business Two of their number
should offer themselves the Office One should
honest, upright business ldnhc other INCIDENT
vagant and worthless would every partner feel bound
by seIflnteres 10 for the former. Just gov
Elections Will be hci-Voters " i'll ate nd
and those who control the destiny nation.
And II ncontrovertibc that Just proper
ton that good attend the polls, the officers selected
are of that character.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

We fear Mr.. Finley is imposed upoq by those who give
him political information, him that he
has mistaken the character of people We had sup
posed that % years residence among them would have
prevented his being imposed upon BY designing friends
unprncplcd political opponents The ''tHdepcn-
dent Wing SAYS that thu time Kennedy II
known By great many wings and by the other cand-
20 give throughout the District II
not known that Kennedy candidate until the
FRIDAY night previous the election, Kennedy himself
denied on the morning that day Randolph coun-
tx The District that extended north nearly 200
miles, and impossible send word that distance
i days.
But have given notice 10 tins litter than
il really merits II Is but attempt 10 cry persecu-
ton. effort the sympathy OF personal
trie mis-.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

Hon. t. b. Smith, addressed respectable number OF
his fellow schoohou the Harlan settle
the morning Saturday last and al ilillsboro'
in the afternoon of the day. His speeches were
listened with much attention and apparent safac-
ton He discussed the important questions OF anneAa-
ton Oregon the admission of florida and Iowa anu
other questions OF the country and be-
lieve he awakened who listened HIM the
cessty nding the baot-box We think Franklin
Will give him an undivided wing vote.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16
FIR ANCIS KING.

15-Our friend Charley Test, Of Il of obscrva-
ton through the He has published the New
Castle Courier letter dated JET rsonviIe this State,
which he informs the reader of the particulars of
he made to the State penIte ntdry, and he there
met .nn M familiar faces.'' Nc doubts 1t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

Doniti " ebsfeIt is sad, says the n Y. True sun.
that Daniel Webster having become eligible by
zenShp, will be sent if possible, by the wings of that
to the State convention. Mr.. Van Buren, will also be 4,
member, and probable the for the preSidenc
of that body will be between the friends of these
lneut statesmen
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

VEEMoHv.-The wings of the Green Noun
tain State held n Convention at Montpelier on
Wednesday. July ID. and unanimously renomi-
natod Hon. William SIade as their candidate for
Governor. Hon. Horace Eaton for Lit. Cover.
nor, and John Spavlding, Esq. for Treasurer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

Great haul OF Ftsh--The Old Colony Plymouth Me
mortal vs. that Manomet Ponds. the seine, the
ternoon the rd nst brought about 100 barrels las
estmated) of n1ackere AT haul II closed about
Ie0 goldfish ana 800 bass
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

fA-A Washington letter the Boston Post that
John Randolph Clay has been selected by Mr. NcLane
his Secretary of Legation Mr. Clay has the advantage
experience, having already filed the post Secretary
under Messrs Dallas Buchanan IN Russia and Mu-
ienberg and JeHifcr in Austria.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

GA young lady OF nineteen years OF age, died few
day in Oswego, n Y, from taking dose of salt
petre her instead of salts by a careless clerk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

CESTREvILLE July LIST, leiJ.
Messrs. Eduors-You will please my in
paper d candidate for Congress te fourth Dis
trict until the Election Respectfully, yours &c.
JOHN FINLEY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

WHERE FROM The lnliuna journal
says: The progressive democrats, is State, should
t,elseivc under great obligations the wings
for furnishing nearly all the great among them
Just about and who tn" van Of The of
ccseckn@ and office possessing portion of the party and
where thy a few years ago. W" Will com
with lis cheney, Coy. Nhtoonb, WHO was.
up the election of Gen Jackson, wing of the STREET
est csll national republican wh--but aor tn"
very header Iuuker-. of the pro-
grrSSIves. Look Judge Wick-in ultra uhic on,
who believed in the of all cardinal wing
measures adlnirer Of Henry Clay, until, = wing.
he could not 20 Congress. The Hon T.. \. iIann-
gan, this State enthusiastic wing. d,l
ted t" the great kenuckan above all ot"r men, E"'t
Dale Owen, too. e have good authority. WAS a
wing hen lac settled among Among the le>~e
lights who wings, find Daniel Mace e II.
Test, John :. Simmons, james Morrison, Amos Lane,
VIM. Hendricks, james b. Raw &c. Sc
| MEXICAN SoCADRo>-The Union of the 18th instant
says:.Wc unde rstaud that tn" Princeton has been
dered 20 the gulf of Mexieo and that soon
her boilers, which may require slight pairs
be ovcrauied, She will dilrly rr;on the squadron.
We learn further that is tn intention of the de
Parnen TO diminish the naval force in that ti:
thrr curing the threatened declaration of
hostes exec: belng tlat the
tain of securing peac" is to he prepared Tor
Tnt w,H.-Thr Crescent City the par
agrapI going In" rounds of thu papers stating that The
expense of the last iity million of dollars, and
gives the following from Public Document No.
Il, in which Secretary Dallas that the Army and
Navy Of United States, includng permanent fortifi-
aud the grand nctcc OF the Navys Sc, have
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

j. We requested TO announce DR.. JOHN PRICH-
EFT, d candidate for School Fund Commissioner
ITWe requested o AM JASON HAM, as
candidate for School Fund Commissioner.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

Tho Mexican Congress which adjourned on
the 3Oih Of May assemble the 18th of
June IN extra session to remodel the Tariff. An
election for Prcsden. is TO be held on the lsi OF
August.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

NEW Cou>rY TCKEr.-Wc regret that effort
being made up monErel ticket for county oii
and members of the Legislature. The last uum.
OF the Cambridge paper contains the Of Joseph
Lewis. W. Brooks aud T.. J MERRITT candidates for
Representatives We learn however. that til" latter
named gentlemen have declined the Proilcrcd honor and
Nr, Lewis having been previously nominated by the
wings, still candidate But, of Justice
Mr.. Lewis, must say that his placed upon
this mongrr ticket without his knowledge consent
MIR Lewis is firm and untlInclIng hit, aud viii
do deed whereby adirision may be created IN
the ranks of the party.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

J. The political scoundrel who conducts the Brook
willie American advising the wings OF tins District to
their duty He h, better look al home. lie has SIN
noucl 10 answer for there. Had been his
geutlcm4ny COURSE the county OF Franklin would ths
day bee hig county aud long he permit
ted . occupy the place H. does Will be loco still
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

The eFesf OF Pedtst erey Dty4ortred-A
foot came off the 18th the neieEborlood
Stonngton, Conn in which MAJOR Champlin performed
a mile the astonishing and almost incredible time Of
four minutes and nineteen seconds,