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MONEY MARKET.
Thursuay, April 80 p. M.

There was slight improvement to-day in the stock
market. Some Of the fancies advanced very muchNor
wich and Worcester went up 4; Vcksburg Ii; Erie
Railroad Il Reading Il East Boston Ii Morris Canal t;
United States Bank d Illinois Pennsylvania 6s fell off
per cent; Canton Il Long Island 1; Wilmington Rail
road The sales of Vcksburg and United States Bank
quite large but the transactions in other stocks
very limited.
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company has declared di
vidend OF iour per cent, payable on the 9th inst.
dividend Of three per has been declared by the
State Bank OF New ark IN. J) payable demand
The receipts Of the Western Railroad Company for the
week ending the 29h Of March, compared with the
responding week last yea, show increase OF moro
than thirty.hree and one third per cent.
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Week ending March 20. 1874. is45 Inc.
PASSENGERS. ...... Iva 3ll6 Liz
Freight, ~c.... ..o,o0S 1853 2,l36
ss,ao1 s2,7s si,sss
The receipts for the first twelve weeks in ls45 com
pared with the corresponding weeks in s45 have been
as follows
Twelve weeks in l843. -. $a60ll $73,J88 $29, lu9
lS4..... iosS3 3S6o2 9a,ae3
Oslh. lJ,i56 lo4Ub @bzl
We eannex table giving the value of foreign merchan.
disc imported into this for the first quarteShs ear,
compared with the value Of the imports the
ponding quarter in ls43 and 1874 The imports for the
first quarter in 1874 hundred per larger
hon for the quarter in lsls; while the imports for
the first quarter Of S45 ST. o39 less then the
corresponding quarter in lSi4.
VALUE OF MERcHANDIsE IMPORTED INTO THE DIsTnIGT
or NEW YoRK IN THE MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBaU-
Any AND MARCH, 1913, ~ AND u.s. WITH THE DurIEs ON
toxo
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Mr.. OwEN's CONCLUDING LECTURE We call
the attention of our readers to the advertisement
in columns today of this practical philosophers
lecture, which, tonight, will conclude his second
course. We expect it will prove as interesting as
the one he gave last evening, which opened truly Q
new arrangement Of society, but one SO clear and
distinct, from the birth Of the infant, through f.
assuredIy it would be most beneficial 10 every
class, 10 the very highest, for it explained
new classification for all parties, of every grade,
that could not fail in execution, to be permanently
condition. Those who can conveniently, should
attend this lecture, for another opportunity ma,
never occur.
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BosTor BANK DIvipENc.
s55o,2so

The semiannua dividend for the six months ending
April ls4S amounted TO $l2s $50 than for the six
months epdins April s44 and $50 OOo hsn the
ak months ending October 1874 The Atlas Bank having
scaptsl OF 5000 600. did make dividend last April
rhe semanDus dividend OF the Atlantic hes increased
per cent City Bank, Al Columbia, Eagle, Granite,
Hamilton, l Marke., Massachusetts, 10; Mcr
shawmul, isstste, fremont, 1; Traders Union, 4,
Washinvon.5 Not siase Bank has declared smaller
iorhs same period ending April fih isaA This Ssry
seed svidsnss that the banking csl u hst sisy hsa
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Medical NOtice.-Ths Aeaverttssmsn msnts of the
New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy established for
the Suppression Of Qpackey in the Of ali diseases will
hereafter fourth column
w. D klCHAkDSON, M. D., Agent
Office and Consul Jug Rooms of the College s5 Nassau sire,
All Philsdelpnis subscriptions 90 sSs
HERALD must be paid d. only authorized .agefs Zieter
Goa Ledge Building Iio street near Chestnut Terms
without delivered fee 81 charge any Of Philadelphia
Smgie copies for sale Above daily, at o'cock-Prce
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday morn
n-Prce ga cents - delivered in OF
Philadelphia, Tree Of portage
G All cheap Publications for at their
tablishment, issued wholesale and retail
With the exception Of one paper, the heradn is read
that city, aoding valuable medium advertisers Adve-
rements handed to the half o'clock will
in the Herald day. u4lv
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MORE PASSENGERS FOR EURoPK-It is contem
plated to send the Unicorn from Halifax immedi
with those passengers who were disappointed o
obtaining berths by the Cambria
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PIC CTORlAL WEEKLY HERALD
A Characteristic Scene at the Park Theatre.
The Great Iron Steamer, at Hoboken.

The Weekly Illustrated Herald, 10 be issued to-
morrow morning. will contain an engraving Illus
tratlve OF a select party Of the supper ten lheu-
sane" witnessing the performance of Mrs. Now
att's new comedy at the Park. Also, view OF
he Great Iron Steamer, now in process OF build
iug at Hoboken Price only Gl cents.
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sospxss OF quR WEsT.-The new buildings
erected last 70 In Buffalo cost sASo,0Oo,
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SCHENECTADY ELEcrloN.-John l. De Graf, 10
cofoco, has been elected Mayor-a democrat,
gain
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this week contains large smount of amusing for the
0othanns IN pa truar, and tie country in general
THE BoAsr OF HFRALDsy wi probably ,ns.est The recip-
en's ~ the armo be we'll the public who are ae-
qusnted with the qusl6ca for said tl and no.
SrHE WALL STREET BROKERS for the first time INTRO
duced 10 the readers OF the Town. .
DIAMOND DIAMOND will be recognised by the parties in
tar sted. .
Everybody figures IN this number ia reply TO his bo,h.u
Somebody and Nobody. -.
Ssw'm'n supplied * thr R9hhltsffFi en- ~ N.u.u
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Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor, Mt his
only agency, ST Walker rs from Broadway
Beal's Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 81
Waket st., LIST Broadway.
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Improved Readings of the Poets--No. IL.

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They used P'SsStS GoGhAT6s iff s's soap 5.s Divine
Their pimpiss GouRAUD swept away,
Ard g, shanssd d. to caet the hair, grey;
Upon the faces OF those BELLS
The hair from of their lips /, gone
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Al this eysn,s. owOs to ; me free use Of GouKAuDs
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Sick Stomach h-vrIght's Indian Vegetable
Pills. Of the Moth Ape,esn College Of Health are ceain
bilious humors which the Of hssdache, and
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$ss.,s s & %p;ossa ssa he so;a sospst,y psTi
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ssSatry y % are not the genuine Wright. Indian VesssaSs
sss s
AID in AL to be particular and ask for tighs Indian
N.B-Beware of susar-coaled counterfeit Pills.
skins and pa,!ieularIy those whose beard silky
'As rough Cesar in his anger.
opssor Ss and & sy to the he no '
Ss 5 in5y article % s sss s .
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Fulton 's s,Isss and Bro.dw.y cents
From the Queen OF Great Britain Sir
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Jones. Chspssi Sosp; her f'X asnsl,
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%ofsg and iSsai,s the 'kn and rendering fee
IN @ an s1o
cakes for the especial use Of her Mr end h fSyr % family
Physician in 0rdfsIy B"sy1;,.SsS o ,ss 9qPsia; Psis:e
Who can longer doubt the wonderful and baupl rites
by re J0oes Italian Ch%,a in cur
,sp hsa' ..s ;h. When ws mus
sad,u ai.i,iy and viii be thankful
The b; s ss Of Amer:
street, Boson Ledger Buildnes Phladeiphia
street, Albany; and i39 Fulton street, brooklyn.
Bald, Gray, and Red Heads, Read-A spIen-
aa 81 h S sy
tiles land reader does all stated
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3o Fulton street, Brooklyn
Premium Razor Strops -The first pre-
MUM Of the fair q the American Institute h. beer AWARDED
IT, the Metallic
Tablet with side: No sid. having the effect Of hone with
with os smooth .dse 50 that h one Of them can
barber used and BY t first cutters Of En-
country It's has causd countsIsi.s and m
and imperfect surface ef what called the Tablet side the o
being smooth and polished Mandatory 1853 Broadway
where large assortment of Toilet Articles Of the first quality
al ways be had.
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor, Mt his
only agency 81 Walker street. ist from Broadway
Beal's Hair RestOraiivc, at his Agency, 81
Walket st.. LIST FROM Broadway.
Medical NOtlces-Ths Advertisements of the
New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Quackery the Of ali Diseases will
hereafter appear fourth and last column oil this
oafr w. y RICHARUSON. M ID. Agent.
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movements Of Travellers.

Court CnIendar-Jhis Day.
COMMON. N.PLEAs-42, II to IS, ~, 81, 81, 5s.
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The Secretary Of the Navy the Hon. George Bancroft
arrived in town Wednesday evening He visited the
sectional floating dry dock yesterday morning, and
pressed himself much pleased with t. After examining
this important Improvement. he went over to the navy
yard, whore he received with customary nonors
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Mexico and the Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Philadelphia sailed fer Europe in
Cambria and convocation Of great number OF Bishops
will be held in Rome next July.
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Premium Razor strops -The flrst pre-

MUM of the fair Of the American has been
after g. Saunders for the ion of the Meac
Tablet! win side: No sid. having the ses. os hone with.
with ue smooth dse; that it'll Of them
be kept perfect order without having cutler
gland and cerncaled BY the most scientific gentlemen in This
nnumerabe which easily be detected by III.
and imperfect surface Of what called the Tablet side the o
ginal being and polished Mandatory 1863 Broad ay
where large assortment OF Toilet Articles Of the first quality
al he ad
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From the Queen or Gseat Britain, Sir.

did delicious utifu heado hair be had by using
thee bottle Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative its quail
tiles are land mind reader does al hero stated 70 &c the
falling of and dsI dandruf from the scalps aud and
dress dark and keep order thrice long other
article made Soil Chatham street, 32 Broadway. and
The New York herald., 1845-04-04

NRw YORK LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.-In the SE-
NATE petitions were presented againsts excepting
the city New York from the operation Of the proposed
excise laws two to bold special terms Of the Supreme
for lien law. Mr. Lott reported sgans the census bill
from the Assembly, and 1t rejected. Mr.. Hand
At II O'Clock the special order the New YORK and Alba
ny Railroad bill was taken up On motion Of Mr. Taulk
ner the capital stock increased from three 10 Ave mil
lions ofdollars MIR. lester offered amendment, prov
ding that theGoverr shall appoint Ave commissioners
locate the route OF the road and supported ~ an aeu
ed amendment prescr hing that os per cent shall be
paid on stock before II shall be transferable THIS called
out long debate which ested unilthe hour 81 adjourn
ment The committee rose and the Senate adjourned
albany .argus, .4prii ?.
The New York herald., 1845-04-04

The receipts for the first twelve weeks in ls45 com
pared with the corresponding weeks in lsl5 have
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

Horace Grooly, Esq.-The deep and heart
felt rcmonsranccs Of friends, elected ~ any ap-
parent willingness to resort 10 the Duel, displayed
ia the first number Of The True American, not
withstanding the worry peculiar and trying cir
cumstanccs IN which | have been placed, have
led me 70 give this much-debated subject my most
serious and deliberate reflection Whilst shall
contend for the right Of self-defcnce where
the civil power cannot or will not como TO my
rescue: SO where the laws are sufficient for pro-
lection and the public sentiment enforces them,
there an willing to confess that the duel can
not be justified Having fully tested the legal
and moral power Of my native State TO which |
owe inviolaio allegiance, | feel that owe 1t to
he---to our National Rcligioa-and to the Spirit
of tho Age, that should subject myself to their
sole protection. therefore formally pledge my
self never again to offer accepta Challenge,
or in any manner to give Dueing my counte-
nance or support. believing chat tlts-sn:uncia-
tion wol Id only be agreeable you,but to those
who manjf ST an interorcst in my humble fortunes.
associated in some slight degree with tho cause Of
Hnpubcanism and rational Liberty, ! venture 10
ask fer this note insertion in your widespread
columns. our friend and ob't sv';.
en-. CLAY.
Lexington, XIV. Iufv 9TH 1915
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REFLECTIONS Statistics.

In sermon by Rev. DR.. Baird, which we late
IL heard, no estimated the total amount oXpondod
last year in this country for religious purposes,
a, $4,000 900, and III foreign countries By the
contributions of our people. at Sooo,oOo: bong IN
the proportion Of IS to l. IIo estimates the
number of commandments Of ovans ocal churches
in the United States at , $40 900. the number OF
evangelical churches in the United Statos n 40
O0o and Of evangelical preachers of donomina-
ton, at $4,000 Tho number of preachers not
evangelical, he estimated at 4GOO.
Our standing army, no said. was 5000 or 5000
mon, whilo that of Franco Is 100000; besides
| which, 9, 100000 National Guards arc required
to do military duty fortnight, usually on
tho Sabbath. Yet notwithstanding tho ni'tanca
Of military forco in the service Of tho United
States, ali tho riots which ever occurred here, in
Guiding that al Phiadoip hin. las; year. have not
cost ne many lives, as have been frequently caus-
Cd by similar disorders in England or France, IN
a single year. Every body know that our llttlo
Army would DO nothing boforo tho unltod power
of tho poopo; yet in country was tho pubic
tranquility 50 uniformly preserved. Tho great
socrot Of this phenomenon, he conceived, was to
DO foun - tho sonoral prevalence Of tho moral
scntimont.-,hc porvnding influence of religious
truth. Tho Biblo hero, accomplished. in respect
70 public order, what millions Of bayoncts not 80
VOL accomplish elsewhere.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
From TIE indiana State Journal.


Tho Locofoco press Of the State attcmp: a
Justification Of tho refusal. the part of tho
Senate, last winter 10 70 into election of u. s.
Senator, by asserting that tho Wings pursued the
same course in 1912. This is untruc.-Tho
Wings had a majority of ten in tho Senate Mt thu
tlmc, and could hnve postponed tho election, had
they wished to do it. Instead of doing so, tho
election brought on, and resulted in the choice
OF Mr.. flanagan. II is true, howevoyr. that
somo Of tho Wing mombors. of tho Senate, q!
tho timo referred TO- impoed by feelings conse-
quont upon tho well known outrage committed By
tho Locofoco House of Representatives. wor,
unwilling to moot House, unconstitutionally or
gan,zed, In joint convcation for tho purpose OF
clocting Senator. To show the views entor;ain-
cd at that timo by tho locofocos, OF a postpone
mont of an election of U. S. Senator wo COPY
tho following. which appeared under the editorial
head of tho Sentinel" Of Fobauary, 1st 1913.
Tho article is in d,fcnco of charge, which had
been previously mado BY tho "Journal," that the
locos of thcIlousc intended to postpone the election
Of Senator. Tho Sentinel says:
at was doubtful, it is true. whether thev would
cloct ,hoir candidate; but important to the cause
OF sacred principle. and tho public welfare as
thoy believed that 10 be, they regarded it still
moro important that tho Constitution which thew
had sworn to support. should not Be violated. bv
defeating an election atogethor.''
II would have boon palpablo 'sviolation of tho
Constitution" to have postponed the election of an
U. s. Senator in lSi2-3-but il is perfectly in
accordance with that instrument TO postpone i: in
Nil! This is tho consistency Of ito "pro-
gressivo democracy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

The editor Of the Albany Evening Journal :.
some time, since, charged certain Locotoco gentle
mon with procuring false votes by bringing TO the
po Is. and TO vote, men known TO be without legal
qualification. One Of the persons thus assalied
instituted criminal suit against tho editor. {r
Wecd.) The latter admitted the fact OF publlca-
ton, and offered testimony 10 provo tho truth OF
his assertion. and the truth abundanty cs-
tabiishcd. The verdict Of tho jury was FoR THE
DPENDANTs-in other words, they found that tho
original charge of ''bringing illegal voters into
Albany in an extra train of cars. with the know-
edge of Mr. Costigan the superintendent OF the
Railroad" WAS TRUE.
The Courier and Enquirer, in noticing this
sample Of ppo-laying, fully established in court
Of law, says:
Wo have il thon brought homo by tho dccis-
ion of Jury 10 noted Locofoco parlzan. thnt
he was Instrumental III introducing illegal voters
into tho city Of Albany. Wo have it proved in
tho course OF tho trial upon the testimony OF II
loco(oco Alderman, M:. Mcknight, that taIs was
done q, tho request Of tho Loco General Com
mittce, paid for by hrnsefas one of tholr mem
/ bcrs who was also Clerk Of the Common Goun-
Gil, Mr.. Rose, and carried into execution by two
othor Locofoco office holders, Alderman, Supofin-
tondant Of of tho Aims House, and Alahoucy,
Ovorsccr Of the Poor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
German Gardeners.

In Germany tho head gardeners arc, usually,
not only men Of manual skil,bat men of science x
travel. An apprenticeship Of years is required of
those learning; and they furnished with writ
ten secrets IN gardening by their masters. When
the fall term Of apprenticeship has expired, they
initiated into 4 sort of gardeners freoma-
sonry. The now journcyman must travel, after
his apprenticeship. for three years. He Is fur
nished with pass words and signs. and goes from
city to city for work. Wherever he comes his
passport and sign cntiile him to food and rest at
the gardeners clearinghouse and . as much mo-
ney as will bring him TO the next similar lodge.
In ihis way. m inflated gardener may traverse
the German empire, Denmark and Holland. at
the general expense, and returns accomplished
gardener has ing seen all the great gardens and
nurseries and become acquainted with the mas
tcrs Of :hc art.-la. Far. q Gar.
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WastefGInesS Of war.

In 1914 tho British Government imported from
Canada the necessary timber, and built the frame
of tho frigate Psyche in England. and sont i,
over to Canada. where with al its rigging, guns
and equipments, it was RATED and wagoned piece
meal to Lake Ontario. and completed, at an OK
penso of five millions of doliarsl SO completely
wa, it furnished. that water tanks and casks were
sent with It, the government forgetting that tho
waters of the Ontario woro fresh. After aIl,the
whole expense was useless. peace was de-
clared before tho ship sailed from Kingston. Al.
the Same tino, tho American Government was
sending ten. poles 1000 miles 10 tho army en-
camped in tho forests near Canada. In the Rev
olutionary War the British Government sent over
snip loads of hay, Impressed, before the art of
balins it was discovored) for the use of their
airy. To pay for all this folly, laboring and poor
men were taxed to near starvation point. Wars
in every aspect are expensive and demoralizing.
Tho oldes: and best endowed university IN the
Union, has never received 100000 from gov
ornmens or in private donation. for :he last two
IS less than tho first cost Of tho
L. :. ship Pennsylvania. Which has been the
mos: benefit society Gin Gag.
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:. VI. CLAY

Our vo-y Intelligent and po5soyerns mission
airy Mr. King, writes tho Journal OF Com
morco from Athens under the date Of 2lst of
March:
This Is milton in which foal an unabatei
interest. i viii certainly arise IN few years
u.l shake itsoif from tho dust, ana Pu: on moro
beautiful garments. Only think of % newspa-
pers in Athens a constitution, freedom of
the prcss, University, a gymnasium, and many
schools both Tor males and females; aud !. too, q
stranger, permitted 70 mako 4 defence, which in
Spain or Italy would have consigned mo to the
horror, Of the lnqui5tion Ia tho nds. Of all
tho attacks which! have been 50 flrioasly nado
upon me. haVo still continued my service Oh tho
Lords day, and have bean surprised 70 SEQ that
So many have attended. Il is said sono monks
are getting up petition 10 the House of Repro
scntatvos against Should this provo true
shall DO most happy, if permitted, as | hope to be.
to make my defoncc before that venerable body"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

4 MAsToDoN.-Tho Newark Advertiser says
tina, entire Mastodon skeleton has Just been
completed in that city, from the bones recently
found in q small pond on tho top Of mountain
near Hackettsrown, Warren county. 1t meas
ures % feet in length, about / feet high, and Is
feet IN the grth. From the fact that tho bones
of six of the huge animals woro found embedded
together in tho deposite of pond on the highest
grounds of the State, evidently of different ages
from the calf up,) the proprietors conjecture that
they persisted there III tho Flood. One Of tho
skeletons crumbled to pieces when first exposed
to the air: parts Of the other five preserved.
The one that has been carefully put together is
very nearly perfect, and presents striking idea
of tho huge Dimensions Of that great monster of
the animal world, which probably bocarno extinct
in the general deiuGe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

Intentions of marriage arc made known in
nantucket. through tho newspapers. A good
idea. In this way every body may know who Is
gong 10 be married.. and much timo will DO sa-
Ved' which Is now lost IN gosspping the news
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

WIFE.-''Wh hon O man of sense" says Mrs.
Moore, "comes to marry, II IS companion whom
no wants, not merely creature who can paint.
and play. and dress, and dance. 1t is q being
who can confor, and counsel him: who can
reason, and reflect. and feel. and Judge and act,
and discourse. and discrmnato; one who can as
sist him in his affairs lighton his cares, sootho
his SORROWS, purify his Joys, strengthen his prlnci-
pies, and educate his Children
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

AGED MIoIs7ER.--Ina on account of the General
Association Of Connecticut. the Puritan states that
the Rev. Samuel Mott Of Franklin, was in atten-
dance upon the meeting Of the Association; tha,
he was present at tho prayer meeting q, O'Clock
on Wednesday morning and among the first that
appeared in the house; chat DR.. Mott is ninety
one years OF age; has been settled in Franklin
sixtythree years mex. March; and still performs
his duties without the aid OF collea que, and with
moro than tn, vigor, drectness md Completeness
Of many young man. This case, especially
in tho tino which the ministry OF Dr.. Mott h as
covered without. colleague, seeks with difficulty
parallel in eccles,astical history IN any ago Of
the Church..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

L. S. DRAGooNs-ExPEDITIoa TO THE ROCKY
MouNrAISs.-Wo learn BY Mr.. J. Y. Hamilton,
who reached tho city yesterday. direct from Fort
Laramie, that tho u. S. troops under tho COM
mand Of Col. kaarney reached that fort on the
18th of Juno. The officers md mon woro all
we'll and in fno spirits. Mr.. Ii. reports that SOW
cral Of tho emigrants to Oregon had roachoi For.
Laramie. In his way he mot five hundred and
seventy three wagons. and tho Attending compa-
nles Of omigrants. They were all progressing
VOL. No death, accidents had happened to
them.-St. Louis Republican, July Il.