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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07

MOVEMENTS OF THE BRITIsH IN CANADA.
Some weeks ago, an article appeared in
this paper, under this head, which did not sit
we'll on the stomachs of the official journals
of Canada, but the material facts they did not
deny. They undertook, however, 10 ridicule
the whole matter, by a technical objection to
the expression /" Highland Dragoons," and
their echoes this side Of the line joined in the
cry. 5.r -.-s-}. ass. "a g-isgg -.
Upon making further inquiries, we learn
that the expression Highland Dragoons''
referred rather to the fact that the soldiers
had been recently imported from station in
the Highlands of Scotland, than to the fact
that they were Highlanders born, or were
Highlanders in stature. But it is imma-
terial where they were born, where .hey came
from, or whether they were mounted or on
foot. All we Americans want to know is,
that some kind of, troops are there. The
question then arises, what are they there
for? AS to the statement that Great Britain
is trying to get our Indians away, it is con-
frmed by the Indians themselves now at
Macknac awaiting for the payment. Not
only so: but persons, who have been at
Drummond's island this season, and are ac-
quainted there, say that the diminution Of the
Indians is easily perceptible. Again: the
Canada papers themselves boast Of the great
4 increase of the Indians TO the Mantouline
i from Drummond's sisland. They may equally
LOUDLY boast of the great accession of negroes,
which are kidnapped and run over the lines
Iby our abolitionists. The British, the Iu-
dians, and the negroes, compose the modern
triple alliance against the extension of free
dom on the American continent.
The name ofthe steamship lying in oriin-
ary at Penetanguishine IS g The Minos.''---
Ifit has been off this season, it has not been
known on the American side. There is
another very small steamship, to which our
other article did not allude. When the Ame-
rican steamship Michigan was in the Sault
Ste. Marie region, this summer, this little
concern, whose name we have lost, followed
along in her wake, to see what she was about
but was not seen by the Michigan, as one of
| her crew informed us. She has been in the
St Mary's river several times, and was seen
fby the crew and passengers of the Gen.
Scotia steamboat plying between Mackinac
and the Sault--on her trip about the 25th of
August. She has no business of any kind
whatever, either in the shape Of carrying
freight passengers. Again: the British are
about commencing "a fort at Port Sarnia, the
terminus ofthei contemplated western railroad
from Kingston, at the foot of Lake Huron,
nearly opposite to the American Fort Gratiot.
II Ali these matters are Of the highest inte-
/ | rest 10 use Chicago Demoerat. 'aa2'l af
.u 3l I'll .h----+4-----------lI@ ileal s'sej
Tom Jones, gives his note to John Thorn
son, on which he has written a promise TO
!, pay 800 on demand. But this paper note
will not pass for money, and yet It has the
|secusty of Jones's farm and labor for, its re-
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antertrau NfpttblrAH,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 10, is45.

IrlrRBRAL. A Hagcrstown paper Is severe
s,uun Gov. Pratt for his appointment oil hooef'
\ Martin. ESD, of this city as Judge OF that
In3..ial District, and intimatcs that Judge Mar
,in viii oe but cody received by the citizens OF
thc oppe. counties. The opposition to the ap-
poia.ment appears to arise from the tact, that
EpLrc Martin was at the time a practitioner at
ttc Baltimore Bar. We consider this to be an
liberal feeling. We can see no greater I'M
,,rop.ietv in converting a lawyer OF the Daltl-
more Bar into Judge of the Upper Judicial
District, than in appointing individuals IN Tie
counties 20 Offices in Baltimore. There are,
no Loabr, many lawyers in Frederick, wash
iugton and Allegany counties, who are we'll
qualified Tor the iudgshp; but we have not
heard it alleged that the gentleman appointed
- incompetent. or that he will not make an e1-
cel)en, Jadre Certainly his receiving the APP
ron,ment should excite no harsh feeling TO-
yards himself personally; and we hope that no
such feeling will be exhibited. He is well
Known in Frederick-where he studied law;
and II he prove to be an able Judge, (Which
we have no cause to doubt, the circumstance
OF his present residence being in Baltimore,
should be no objection to him.
The truth IS, we are all to apt to indulge in
ecctonsl feeling, as though our interests were
,,a. Identical. We have read some bitter arti-
s,!es against what is called Baltimore influence;
ard our city has been represented as desiring to
,nonopolze everything, and to be regardless OF
the interests Of the rest of the State We do
act believe that such feeling exists here, or
shat oar citizens would wiltully do injustice to
Their brethren of the State. In reference to
measures OF policy there will always be differ
snce o. opinion, but this may be entertained
without the intention to do wrong. We must
M desire to see the State prosper-and it is u
gsoa: mistake to suppose, that this object can
be promoted by depressing the City of Balti-
more. On the contrary, as capital is attracted
20 our city, aud its commercial Importance is
increased, 50 is the State at large benefited
The products OF the land here seek market,
and ne-g wealth must be concentrated to an
srer III, purposes of the farmer. Hence it is
bad policy, as well as Liberal, to endeavor to
excite prejudice against Baltimore, or to shape
legislation adverse TO Der interests. She has
engaged: largely in works of internal improve
,.Icnc, which have imposed heavy taxes upon
s,er peoplc--and if these works are designed
and calculated to promote her interests, they
H.. e aH1r ANITA Trn tf
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N,.-u Arr,nr Out IradeIs have hereto
fore been apprzed of the fact, that, as soon as
the resolutions to annex Texas had finally pass
cd Congress, President Tyler dispatched mes
senger 20 inform the government of Texas OF
the act, and Of his decision that the annexation
should be BY the House resolutions and not by
negotiation, according to the amendment of
she Senate. Ii is now stated, and we hope
frlly, ;ha. President Polk has resolved to an
slul this proceeding of Mr.. Tyler, and to adopt
negotiations. Ii was a hasty and indiscreet act
of Mr. Tyler, 10 thus interfere with and at
lempt 90 decide, matter which properly be-
logged to his successor; and we are pleased to
learn ina. President Polk has had the tirmness
50 disregard Mr.. Tyct's action, and to take
Che subject under his own control. 1t was so
designed by Congress and SO understood by the
American people. 1t was never contemplated
by any one, that MIR. Tyler, who had only
sew hours TO remain in power, should assume
she responsibility of determining so important
\ uues.on-but he was resolved to forestall
slresiaen. Polk, and to obtain credit, as he sup
-,osed, co. the success ofthe annexation project.
Z; was little act which would not have been
s,cg.orn cd by great or correct mind
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APPOINTMENTS. Those who expected that
Presiden. Polk would set the political gulllo-
tine in n1o.ion immediately after his Inaugural
sion, Rave been disappointed. The throngs of
ofiice-seehers who almost blocked up the ave-
npes in Washington, have been dispersed, and
abe President is left at leisure calmly to survey
tlle ground before he makes movement
That here will be removals there can be no
fiouo.; ia. we do not believe that the President
sRill proceed to discharge competent and tried
puzzle officers to crafty mere partlzans' lie
appear determined to act with deliberation,
and for thc public interests; and if he persc-
~cre a this course, turning deaf ear to inte-
rested syeophants, he will secure to himself
the -espec: and esteem OF the American peo-
,la
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Big Germ, Lincoln, Boston, I. L. Matthews
Brig Justina, Claypool, Demarara, !. NJ Bandqi,
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, Charleston. J. X Rard3n
ARRIVED,
BrIS Baltimore, Brown. days from Boston. aSsor,-
ed cargo 10 Thos. Whitrdge & Co.
Brig Dover, Percval, 6 DAYS from BOSTON ,ss,.,.,
cargo, TO Osborn Whi,rdge
Schr Herald. Allen, from Newburypoyt via Soyy,,r -
plaster ana apples, to Rose, Merrill 4 Dodge.
Schr Amelia Strong, 3 days from New York assert
ed cargo, 10 same as above
Canal boat H. A. Muhlenburc Cole from DAMN,
county, Pa. flour, 10 Michael HerT.
steamer Ii. f. stockton, Layman, from Philais..
phia, mdse. TO L. G. Harris.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton. from Norfolk SIu
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
ship Cincinnati, Wilson, of Baltimore Vas A.
canton (Whampoal Dec. 9, nearly loaded for the U
States.
Brig Mary, Llufrio, from Trinidad, via I.aguayl,,
arrived at New Orleans gth instant. Left at Tgnaa,
10Th ut Schr Sarah, Boyce, of Baltimore, unc.
Sehr Atalarta Wing, cleared at New York for b..
timore 18th inst,
Schr Sea, Beard, from Laguna, arrived at New Or
leans 9TH inst.
Schr Sarah Catharne, Frazier, from Baltimore for
Jamaica, was spoken 9th instant, lat 81 49, Ion. 70 So
out 9 days.
Schr Oregon, Applegarth, from Baltimore, arrived,
at charleston 18th inst Schrs Mary Cathanne, GAVE
tor Baltimore, cleared at do. 18th; and schr Vermont
Sader, for do. went to same day.
Schr Frances Hallett, Smalley, for Baltimore c!eag
ed at New York 18th Instant and schr A. f. Myrck
tathcatt, from Baltimore arrived at do. 10th.
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AIM. Nm A C.
Sun ! s. ua
Rises ! SA I"
MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Krauts, Dawo
sHuLTz, Of Manchester, Carroll county, Md 70 A'''
CArHARINE KEsLER, of this city.
On the 10th inst. by the Rev. G.. Merits JoEs =
kURrz TO Miss LOUISA FRANK, all of this city
AT Philadelphia, on the 18th inst. by the Rev J. r.
Haseny, WILLIAM HANEY, formerly Of Baltimore, 1,
Miss MARY HARRIS. of that city. -,
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ID | f. d

On the 10Th instant, Miss MARY ANN Buck, seca.s
daughter Of James and Louisa NJ Buek, aged 70
years, 5 months and 81 days.
Suddenly, on the 18th inst HENRY NIcHoIsoy >.
the 39th year OF his age.
on the 18th inst. JAMES BAGwELL, in the goth rear
of his age. '
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MURDER. A most shocking murder occur
red in Miller township, Dearborn co. Ia, Oh
Saturday night last. A Mr.. Merit Scoggin,
a respectable citizen, was shot through the
head while sitting by his own firesde, and was
instantly killed. The perpetrator of the foul
deed is not known, but suspicion has attached
itself to one ofMr Scoggin's neighbors.
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VIM. II. KEEVII,.

TREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS, &C.
w Almost giving away at No. 4 NORTH CHARL ES
STREET. large assortment of rcn and beautiful
SILKS, at 60 cents; they are well worth from 81 70
Sl.25. New style Balz--ine Foulard SILKS, at so c.
An invoice of rich Velvet RAGS, at less than half
price, from SIPS to S2-very cheap
New Spring style Mousn de LANES, Bareges, Bal
zarines, Lawns, Chintz, &c. &c.
E. B. ESTES,
mhl7-3tr No, North Charles street.
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HEALTH nEFICn III

o.,.., HtAI'IH OFFICE, March II, ls4J
Report Of 'ntermsnts in the city of Baltimore, for IA,
~eek, ending Monday morning, yis:
Adult unknown 3; Scarlet fever 6; Copsumnto, }.
Dfopsy |; Whoopang cough |; lnfantile unknnwr .
HeinorrAage !; Disease of the liver |; Apopl4yv !
Bilious fever i Gastric fever /; Catarrhal fever l.
hamnaon OF the bowels l. Still-bor ); Burn l. 3;'t
Gus cholic ]; Bilious pleurisy /. Total d..
ohuer yeao, '''l3 Between and TO-, IS
between ana - . 10 and 81. 3
Males, 49, females, 2e-.i7. Of whch Rum6er -
were colored per5ons-9 free, 3 slaves
By order, CORNELIUS NJ COLE
Clerk to the City Commissioner.
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ySyo PERSONS AT A DISTANCE.

n FLETCHER CO, Lottery Agents,
beg leave TO call the attention of persons residing at
a distance TO the number of Magnificent Lotteries
now drawing in Baltimore every week. in which the
high capital prizes are $4,000, 10000 o00, 90 600,
10000, 5OOO sc. Tickets from 81, ., B. A. s. up to 10
each; and Packages from S. TO- 90 49, 40, so, 60 and
IS each proportion to the magnitude of the scheme
regular package OF tickets in any Lottery can draw
the highest prizes.
The official scheme Of the Lottery will always be
sent with the tickets ordered. Address
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
RaunDfs. MD
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REPORTED NoMEATIoN. 1t was reported
lr, Philadelphia on Monday evening that Hem
sSsieh b. Wright, of Luzerne county, Pa, had
been appointed Collector of that port Mr.,
Wriyh: vas the President ofthe Baltimore De-
mocra!ie Convention, and was elected and
eeryeo as Speaker to the Pennsylvania House
Of Representatives gear or two since.
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EisoucrioN OF THE RATE or FREIGHrs.--
i, appears by an advertisement in our columns,
tha. The Eail.road company are carrying dry
goods between Baltimore and Philadelphia, at
che reduced rate of - IL cents, and groceries
=. 10 cents per 100 lbs. The Ericsson steam
t,oa, line is also carrying goods between the
e,yo cities at 10 cents per 100 lbs. for every 100
miles. These cheap rates Of transportation
viii doubtless meet with the hearty appreciation
AZ wsll as patronage, of merchants and traders
s,cDaYaUy.
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y. EMIT.
NEW EXPRESS sTEAMBOAT LINE,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
q ssyasr9 The new Steamer EXPRESS. Capt.
sy<fs Whitticar will leave the head of Pratt
-SEsi sessa< seKstreet wharf THIS "wednesday AT
TERNOON, 18th inst at O'clock
N3-PASSAGE $3.50. FREIGHT taken as low
as by any other Line.
N- The public generally are invited to examine
this Boat, having been built expressly for the Line,
with superior State Room accommodate sns.
90 Apply at the Steamboat Office, N. E. corner OF
Piait and Light-sts., or the Captain on board. IL
II ARD LAMPS. 1 have on hand an extern
e. sive assortment of CARNILIAS' co, Patent
Solar LAMPS, for burning Lard or Oil, with plain or
cut Globes, which are offered at low Prces also Lamp
glasses and wicks of all kinds. {G3-Lamps cleaned
and repaired. c. WEST, No. Is Sharp-st.
nhl5-5t between Baltimore and German sts.
NEW AND CHEAP CARPETIHG. We
IN invite the attention of the public to our stock Of
CARPETlNG, CANTON MATING, FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, &C., which we have just received and
which we offer at low rates they can be purchas
ed in this or N the eastern markets.
MCDOWELL B GABLE,
fe26-e2St No. 364 Market sUse..
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Canal N,yIGArIos. The Delaware and Ra
sitan canal Will not be opened for navigation
I'D the 24th inst.
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SARcopHAGUs. Com. Elliot has deposited
in the National Institute at Washington, Sar-
cophagus, obtained at Malta, supposed to have
contained the remains of Alexander Severus,
and which he designs to receive the body OF
Gen Jackson should he desire it.
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FRElGHTS TO PHILA
TEN CENTS PER 100 POUNDS.
PASSAGE. Sl5o
n eRya>44 ERICSSON STEAMBOAT
nfLkN NEDARuN


n eea~43 ERICSSON STEAMBOAT
ESIA&AsSx<S TRANSPORTATION LINE
-xsSsHSkxks&A Between PHILADELPHIA and BALTI.
MORE, via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. On and
after Tuesday, March lGth the Ericsson Line vii! r.
oeve reghts fol- Phade phia, and for the North and
East generally, which they will forward at the low
rate Of 10 cents per a0 lbs. and should the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
take freight al less than 10 cts per 100 lbs then
this Line will take it for still less, being determined to
forward always at less rate than the Railroad Com
pany AND certainly with more despatch.
80 The Ericsson Line has always forwarded goods AT
half the price of the Railroad Company and run their
boats through the ice, when practicable, a, great ex.
Peilse, for the benefit of the mercantile community
and to that community they appeal for liberia
support against the efforts Of the Railroad COMPANY
to create an exclusive monopoyn fresh, and passen-
gers .O5 themselves
{15-The Boats of this Line will leave No. Lirh.
streetwhart, Baltimore DAILY (s;undays Dted )
at half past 9 O'CLOCK. P. NJ.
N3- The accommodations for passengers are excel.
lent berths being provided for them and every effort
will be made 10 promote their comfort and conve
nlence. Six Boats compose the Ericsson Stea.nboa;
Line, and the arrangements are ample to forward
every pound Of freight received.
&c Foo freight or passage, apply al the office
Z. G. HARRIS, Agent,
mhls-u No, , Lisht-st wharf.
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G7- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
North Baltimore Sabbath Schools vii! repeat ,ty re-
quest their exhibition, with the addition of some new
and very interesting articles, on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING. 18Th instant al O'Clock, in the Exeter street
Methodist E. Church. AS the Baltimore Annual Con =
ference will be in session in this city at that time, and
as the rept tton is intended for the accommodation of
the mini tiers OF that body is expected that together
with their presence and the rich repast provided IN the
exercises of the children, this exhibition will be one
of the interesting that has been held in this
city. % Tickets Of admission -! cts. each-to be
mad al the bookstore of Rev /. ?. Cook, MarkeSt.,
of :. Hndes Gay-st Bridge; also, of any OF the Ma
nagers and Teachers of the Schools. mhl4tuw3t
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REWARD FOR A MURDERER. Gov. Wright
of n. Y. has issued his proclamation offering
$3.50 reward for the detection and conviction
of the murderer or murderers of Joseph A. Mo-
ney, who was shot while sitting quietly in his
own house, at Black Rock, near Buffalo, I'd
instant,
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Foor RACE AT New ORLEANS. A foot race,
for purse of $500, is to come off on the Esd
inst. over the Metaire course, at New Orleans.
The man running the greatest distance (pro-
vided it be l2 miles) within the hour, to be
the winner. There are nine entries for the
race, and among them are the two celebrated
pedestrians, Gildersleeve and Ellsworth.
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JAIL BURNT. The Jail of Vigo county, Ind,
was destroyed by fire on the 9th inst. The
prisoners, who it is supposed set it on fire, were
reScuad
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h3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 25I BROADWAY
mhl4-iwV J. II. MULLEN.
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EtRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL

re-
- CoNCERT at CALVERT HALL, THIS (Iy-ednes-
dayl ~ ENLNG, the 1879 Of March. Miss JOSEPH
inE bKaMSON, aged 81 years, and Miss HARRIET
BkAMSON, aged six years, (both of the city of New
york; VIII perform on the Piano Forte, assisted by
three Lady Amateurs and Mr. Holland, OF this city.
PROGRAMME-PART I.
|. Variations Brlliantes-for the Piano-nLes
Pre- aux Ceres" Miss Josephine. Henri Hertz.
.. Daer-"Do not prove thee"-bytwo La
dy amateurs Bellini.
3. Duett-MsS Josephine and Harriet
4. SOlo-''The May Queen" by Lady ANA
tours, Rohsock.
5. Duett--Pano Overture Dc Semranide, by
Miss Josephine and Lady amateurs, Lemsine.
PART II.
|. SOlo-CIarionet by A. Holland, Kufener.
=. Solo-"The Minstrel's Serenade, by
Lady amateurs.
3. Duett-Pano Overture 70 Masaniello, by
Miss Josephine and Lady amateurs, Auber,
t. Due;;-'Take them, im2iore thee by
TWO lady amateurs. Bellini.
4, "Earati0ns Bril!iantes de Concert" for
the Pianc-Mss Josephine, G. Czerny.
% Tickets so cents children under twelve years
OF age, NJ half price-t0 be obtained ut the princ
pal Music stores Book torres and Hotels OF This city,
at the Clipper office, and al the door the evening
OF performance Doors open ut half past T-pertorin-
an2e to commence at O'Clock.
certificate presented to Miss JOSEPHINE BRAhsoN BY
twelve eminent Professors OF Music in Philad.l
"PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8, 1874.
1--WE have had the pleasure of hearing Miss 10
srphine Bramson at private party, and must confess
that we never heard child of ten years of age) play
on the PIaO Forte with all the apidity, the precision,
the steady time keeping, and the taste of ar adult pro
lessor; she throws more force, also, into the volumes
OF Her tones, than we would have supposed her ply
sicai strength could accomplish. We feel confident
That she IS destined 10 rival the greatest Pianist thus
fac known,
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MAYOR OF NEW YORK. The Abolitionists
have nominated Arthur Tappan for Mayor of
New York city.
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T3-CORONERs OFFICE, No. l25 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-iy
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HUST FROM NEW YORK.
81 CHEAP AND ELL CaN'p 4

+" CHEAP AND ELEGANT GOODS,
The subscriber has just returned from New York
with rich assortment of Goods, and which can be
offered on such terms as will please all. The Ladies
may rely upon getting great bargains and the prcttiest
Goods that has ever been in this market Laces of
all kinds, Needlework Collars, Swiss and Cambria
Edgngs and Insertion, English Thread Edgings and
Laces, silk Hosiery and English Cotton Hose Rib
hons of very beautiful styles; Inside Hdks; splendid
assortment of all descriptions of plain and necdlewotk
Hdkis, % cents up to ;S25; Worked Stripes splendid
Brussels Nets; best quality Kid Gloves together with
full assortment of all kinds of Rich Goods Corded
and Grass Skirts, Hair Cloth, &c.
y. BROADBENT.
No. % Baltimore street, above Holiday.
II- Mourning Goods; Love and Grape Wells; Black
Grapes and Cambrcs; wide Black Silks for Maniillas
Black Gimps; black Kid Gloves; black Collars and
very wide Laces for Affairs; Muslins for SUPPLIES
&c. &c. II"
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BApTlsTs IN New YORK. Within the last
month or two, sixty five individuals have been
admitted to the South Baptist Church in Alba
ny by profession, (besides "a by letter, &c.,
and seventy five to the First Baptist Church in
Troy. Elder Knappis laboring at the latter
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n5- TIEATRICALS. Ladies and Gentlemen, Of
acknowledged talent, wishing engagements at this es-
ablishmeut, will please make instant application at
the EGYPTIAN SALOON in the Odd Fellows Hall,
Gay street. [mhlC-tt JOHN REEVE.
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RETIREs. Donald Macleod, Esq, rctires
from his connection with the Nashville Re-
publican Banner, on and after the oath inst
The paper will thereafter be edited by General
Washington Barrow. Mr. Macleod intends
deyoting himselfto literary pursuits