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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

FEARFUL EHciTLMESr ~ New CAsriiE, DuA.
"AEE-MIrIrARY cAILEp orr--Me learn from a
gentleman ifum New Castle dl)alO that the people in
thai place are Ia furful stale Of excitement Ii ap
pears that on the 2u,hu,., W. Barny vhu has fr
sme time been paying his addresses 10 the daughter Of
Chiei Justice Boo' svrnt The house of her father
ann set, Some conversation with him. the old gentle,
ms 'vhia sn s2ain visiting the house Barney then
ashrd iosf The young lady, and under preiencc OF car
Tyns her ialhefs @'shes into fleet induced her 10 o.
with hun TO W ilnlnsion. Mr. Barney (whu is Ru.
man Caholc) took her 10 the Priest for the purpose az
se SAID, Of removing some mpniaon on his character
In. priest went 'hr - some u his rummery when a
broiLtr e Barney told Miss Booth ske was married
Inc ieds can tfalzed her situation. Barney wished
10 lake her ~ Ills residence h she 1aused 10 accompa.
ny him. and demadcjhim 10 take her back 40 her fsh
fi's house, heh was dune
thus matters remained Until Yesterday week whet
Barney went 10 Justice Booii, and deumndsd his daurb
ar, saying that she was his wife. This intelligence a,
may we'll be supposed, greatly surprised Justice Baoth
and "n questioning barney, he found gu, the name OF h
priest ~ no married Them, and Immediately summone,
min ~ answer or vi aing the law ofile State in p.t
farming the marriage ceremnny wlthou. license. tn
priest maintained doggsd silence, refusing to answe
ANY question pat Ia him.
as 500" as The matter became bruied alb, IT. the cit,
Iens IN AID so,u' New Castle, were highly lncensed
re "psehehsieIe cundnci OF The Iresi and yeserda
hsiiess<ssnsaea ssch serious aspect that the tro1ps
s-'e 0'derssi snt. To- prevent any outbreak
The marriage, OF course, is nut legal one Mis-
3,r'h Is member Of The Episcopal Church and heires
10 considerable property. PHILADELPHIA Sun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

DEAN Prom lie Bite Of Saake.-ATr Geo. ". Ere
derick died al Creensborough. Alabama ON The OH nh
IRON the effects OF snake-he received sixteen hours
previous. lie WAS in The wafer fshinr when bc va.
bitten. The snake was water moccs sin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

GOV. Doen..-The Legislature of New Hampshire
has ext led the frerlpm Of that State To Gov. Dur
Il is SAID he will feluse to tske the oath Of allegiance 10
Rhode Island.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

F Urmp.-We learn that the hemp cnr II keninrk,
and Missouri il In msI promising ctadIiio0 aud bids
fair 10 be greater Than in any pfevfous year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

Dr. Dublin has resigned the Presidency Of Dickinson
College. anil srreped The pasors'e chsige Of Union
Church. 10 Phadrpbla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

We received some days ago catalogue Of the Fac
nl'y and Stsdente OF this furnishing ns,r'uion-ihe On
ly one IN the State in which the Mammal l.al, system
Is observed. The hist embraces III students Tho
Faculty consists Of Rev. Charles Collins; A. NJ P"s
fessH OF Moral and Mental Science; Rev. Ephram +.
Wiley. A. NJ. Professor of Ancient Languages and Lit
erane; Rev. Edmund Langley, Professor of Ma hema,.
les and Teacher ID Modcrh Languages Jesse Hos
klns, A. b. First Tutor; and Samuel NJ Fresi Second
Tnio7.-'rhe expenses His institutions are vefy mod
crate, and good proportion Of The bill for board is fre'
queniy paid by the labor Of the students the Col.
lege farm. This College is Abingdon, Va.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE, Lexington, ~.
he examination at this Inntituion cumnieucsd on
The 2th uli. and The Gazette informs us tina, tho sta
oens acquitted themselves with great credi.-On tho
evening OF the 18th. address was delivered by WIN.
Frazier Esq. of Augusta before the Literary Socees
and respectable Of citizens which is spike,
OF as highly credilable 10 bis ability and taste
The commencement hook place on the Goth, and ID,
dresses we've delivered by The members Of the graduas
ting efass-Jona'han Koinrr II Augusta Robert F. DEN
MS of Charlotte, W. II. Ruffner Of Lexington, and
Joseph Massn Of Henry. The degree Of A. Is. was
conferred on the following gentlemen: r. f. Dennis,
joseph Martin. f.. f. Paxton Jonashsn Koinsr, and Jo-
sePh '" Walksp. And the degree of A. NJ. on rhs
follow ing alumni Of the College, Edward c. Durks,
William G. 1Issan, Samuel A. Walkup, James l.. KEN
per, William l.. Hogshead, John NJ. Kirkpatrick. Jo'a
Dabney, Thomas Patton, James &. Paxton, John Ect-
OILS, WIN. ii. Ru1ner and a. Bolivar Christian.
The Lexington Gazette strongly urges the claims Of
's venerable institution L, the patronage Of the commit
nliy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

BloonY ARRAY IN FRAnKronT. I'VE learn from,
Frankfort. says The Louisville Courier that an afiray
,ouk place the 2Slb uli between Mr. Sralv pro,,f
ct N III. Mansion lio,s.. and lr Rolers Of Frank
lori. whic, the latter stabbed, 1t was supposed
MORALLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

.TuEKs ISLAND, 2o,h June. 1915.
his will inform ynu Of my arrival here in safety
yesterday morning, and you will be surprised to bes,
Una, the crops OF Salt have bren ruined Tor year. owing
10 the immense fall If rain fr the last mon,h A, ri;
moment the rain is falling in trrrens'
". T. Jour Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

gentleman named Seatm, recently killed in a
doel III England and the Cutoners jury returned a yer
diet oil willu murder against oath prncp and seconds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

SLw WORK ON TrxAs.-G Gen. rhos ] Green.
who was second In command IN the Romantic I.xss Tx
siiion to hle about 10 put lsh an account ii thai
spd, bul uaoriunsie aiiar The work III moi be con
nned 10 narration at The perus adventures and halJ
hrssdh escapes III Gen Green aud his eunederaes il
will throw n'd tight upon the winding aud unrel,.
able policy of the last Texan Administrator. and sx
PLAIN s'mewhst The fluctuations If Mrxcsn pnurf -
The most striking nature of The work huaevet /. the
nndru5ainp cumpIsure with which the writer cspaaias
"n he beauty snd value Of The country beynud the Rio
6fande and The Time and manner ul nur entering into
tue possession OF II and the Cahfunlas We ate Ia
tlavc them q course. and Gen. Green points oui tn,
shortest cut 10 The inevitable result with CONNIE dsble
precision.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

PRiufTrvr STYLE--A manager II n French iheatr,
announcing tbe play callrd The Death Il Absl )" I'D
vcrised thai il would be acted IN the costume Of The
time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
ANOTHER TURN OF THE scp.,

=" H. Nich"ls has been appointed collector If u.
'"Hs at Ne~bnryror, (Mass.) vice Henry ~ 81, rus
man. removed Enoch Fowle naval officer e., Il, mus
Pol'. wee Thomas NJ. Clark. removed; Gid... % '.n'
'fy marshal Ior the Territory OF Iowa. vice s,,. n'f
removed; Ge"rge f. Worth, postmaster a, NJ. .'n'f
sMass vice 8 II. jerks, rcmuved; john ro,sr,1 'eAe
master at Columbus (G,o.) vice G. W. R.'' posi-
"o'fo; ana ihomas Shepherd. postmaster a, Nnuh' e
io"' Niass.) vice Amos II. BuIlen, removed "'nP
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

CAIIFoRNiA.--1he Washington respondent o
the N. Journal OF Commerce says that Gosenot Shan
non, late Minister 10 Mexico. has made full comniun
cailpn TO The State Department, on the suit ecl 1t the
suits oil his mission, The present condpn and p'lcy o
Mexico, and the character of uu ree lions with that
Government. The hitter adds
"Mr. ShsHnon fully eoohrms the irn.h II what had
been strongly sumlsod esae. that The Bfn sh ''ov sn-
men' had got some told upon the Calyornms She IA.
taken mortgage np,n them la secure The payment 10
her subjects Of debts 10 The amount uf,weniy millions
II dollars Our Government has iesra oil isl know
ledge Of this ransaeli u. That Gnst Britain will fore
close the mortgage, IN due Time. have NOD The least
doubt. The fine hays and habrs Of that rtria sro ol
smuense Importance tc het.--sas,ly nnte ihan the
Oregon territory. In the event OF wa. Tlnren tie
4. ). and Mexico, the Cslltptnias would becone ours
unless Great l'n'an herself mingled in the STRIFE and
under present Gree she wnud hardly hazard M,
unnecessary war. Her policy is man,,rs,ly 10 make
peaceful acquisition She may moreover serure las,
ing peace @nh this cusniry by .ihlhg her claim To Or
'g. she may well afford 10 d. II she is 10 have the
undis'urbed possession Of the CalIlornias"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

From Oregon. The Montreal Courier has an extract
from a letter dated al Fort Vancouver as follows:
a large party repried at about twelve hund red
'arans. from Missouri and Iher parts Of the Unon are
nnw, this laie season. entering The country amidst
suerlngs eeyery description and exposure The wurs
possible weather Every hing is done IN our rart ty
supplying provisions. boas. aud other facilities 10 re,e
,he,n, and without assistance their cnnd uon would
be deporable From the Willamette Falls 10 Wall
aaa there is continuous line Of men, wagons and cat.
lie, and il will be some weeks yet before the dis
tah, Of them arrive"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
EUR RENT,

I..A THE OFFICE recently occupied by Daniel A.
.Siii. Wilson. jr., Esq, Terms liberal. Apply 10
THOMAS o. AGREE
july w2wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
HAVING RESUMED THE
practice OF lW

ia attend regularly all The Courts Of Bedford and The
Superior Courts Of any othe adjacent Counties ,rherc
his services MAY be desired.
All business entrusted TO his will be faithfully al
tended 10.
June so w1uif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

u Coincidence On the 4,h Of Jaly,-be a,r,.,
lowed as the anniversary of FrrrJnm,be ,,.. "a'-
opinion and of aciion-eeven Of the sub,,d,,. on t
IN the B"s,on Cnsiom House were reu,or,p ."ee''
Liberty Our Locofeco rulers seem IN A., "r
i'm of the French despot: ..Cilizens mi. "e max
DC ea''ea on TO vote whether B""apare sh, hs Em,
'"' ., '"e french fon are free TO as you pl,,.
out II you vote no. every man of Won shall no s,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
DRUGS and .NEDICEv'ES,

Wiz. Subscriber offers large and well selected stock
y OF DRuGs. MEDICINES, PANTS, OILs, DyE>
STuFfs, GLASS WARE, PERrUMEnY, Scars, Fancy
ARTICLES &c. comprising every article usually found
IN the DnuG LINE to which he respe nully invites the
attention OF his former customers well the public
generally. JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
81 Particular attention given 10 prescriptions for Ply
sc'ans and families. whirl will be put mp at all hours
with nea,ness and accuracy
Orders imm the country promptly after ded TO- and
Medicines warranted. j. H. S
June IL v,s;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
Be,,lestfe x,gteIltnemre.
THE OREGON uHEsTION,

There that tins controversy is TO be settles
~ proposition fun G.serameni make the lorty
ninth PARALLEL ,i.e b'uudsir loe hs~e-n The Americsr
and British Possessions. A c.r,esJsnjent of The Nrw
York Ifihhnr. writing run Washington. says there is
fessi bel.ss IL tfsc; anu tbs opinion is said
iron highly rslrcasble searre. MIR. Calhoun in his
tsarresTcndencr,n ssys The .ter elused entertain
snci, proposition. lie .onendss Tor he fifty iuufih
urssees Bea,'m aud Many other PROMINENT Loco Focos
will acnunnce The r.nors II H.
II dues not apr that The BRUSH Government has
,reJ 10 acce,, tins compromise; the borden II The
's,ha, our Guseramen, is Hing rrorse H. England.
however, has insisted the Columbia river the line.
We sbeald have hesitation IN supporting by iuii
approval an arrangement the basis ui the Lrlynnih
'esrer, bersuse Government beiure offered thai
very prups3n, and rights In the territory IN qu.s
i'an are NJ better ilsa tiiry were then. Such
settlement ndceJ weuld ho, he altogether in keeping
hih Mr. Pok's inaugural declaration Ut .rlesr and
unqussiona tile 10 the Osgun but ,e and his friends
are rriasly willing nnw 10 qnaby that declaration
somewhat The Arrangement, We fear, will hsrdly be-
sccepfsbIe to the West, however, where the Oregon
cry WAS raised In The highest psh during the late Pres
sdsaiis elecinri F
The union, s.'easing OF The mission To England
sass that "Mr ScLan. will diflicullics
ne way Of nscotiaion'' and further says that he will
scarcely Ienrn 10 The L. Slaes until he either The
question seied. ,hsi cannot be settled at ALL
This Language by some is thought imply pacific dis
position al Wsshinsio n.-Bah. .fpaer.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14

Shareholders who were opposed 10 suppress
sing lie paper i'll the manner ii was done
and openly dennunce the perpetrators oi ms
outrage not only Us violating the Jaws oil ihe
land aud God but as iniuring the high char
&C or OF Kpnlucky and Keniuckians. |, Tor
one protest against this henous offence be
inc charged against Kentucky she never
did it, Ii was done by a few slavehOlders-
the personal enemies OF MIR. Clay, political
aspirants. who think they can make political
capital out oil it-and the neighboring rabble
the very dregs Of society. who have no char
dciers or property CLOSE, and who care neiih-
er for The laws Of decency, man nor God,who
have no other occupation than spunging up
on the community in which they live, and
piIla ging their fellow citizens property. FIJI
instruments for such ignoble use. In Ken
lucky there is law, and by that law the reck-
less violaIers of the sick mans rights will be
held accountable; and in Kentucky there is
a moral law which will infiict lis never failing
punishment. The manler portion Of the
press and respectable portion of society did
moi countenance these proceedings. and now
censure the persons engaged in them
Therefore beg that they, whose conduct
should give character 10 the State, be exemp-
ted from the charge OF doing so base an &C
lion. FARLAN.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14
STOW rs i!
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT,

WOULD inform the public that he has
removed 10 the Store recently occupied by
J. Vi. SLADE s. Co., where he oilers for
sale-a general assortment fSrUV Els aud
other CASTINGS, from the well known
Furnaces of .Hessrs Granger of Pittslord,
Blake of Brandon, and Wainwright of this
place. Consisting in part Oftheir various
patterns of Cooking SreveS, and a great va
rieiy of dir Tight AID B5s Store<, CaE!
drou Kettles, Sl4sh Sizes, &c.
Also, a larger aud better assortment of
HolLotc Ware than can he found n this vi
c;aity. Also the celebrated Tabor Pi0l1s,
manufactured ut Lincoln, VT. which drew
the premium at the last annual fair, Oct.
1914
tie also manufactures all kinds of Tn
and .Sheei b'on Ware, SiOre Pipe SC.
Those wishing to purchase any thing in
his line ofbusiness, will do well 10 call and
examine his Stock aud Prices before buy
inn elsewhere.
All kinds of JOB WORK done on sho.,
no-tce aud the most reasonable terms.
Most kinds of Country Produce received
in payment.
Eiiddlebury Sept, 26. 1915. %
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14

QUEEN OF ENGLAND CRAZY. 4 cores
pondent of Livingston and Wells Express
saws that there is tendency to insanity with
Queen Victoria. 1t is family malady.-
Probably the SUGGESTIONS Of journeyings.
ietes, royal visits, &c. about which we have
heard so much for year or two past, are IN
tended to keep her mind cheerful. and pre-
vent the insanity which afflicted her ances-
tors, and which il is feared will trouble the
present Queen.
The New York Globe says it is rumored
on good authority that the Hon. John c.
Calhoun will be elected Senator from South
Carolina at the next meeting Of its Legisla-
lure.
Last year, the prospect was, that Henry
Clay would be elected President Of these
United States-that the Wings would bear
sway, and their tariff remain the fixed law oil
the land gentlemen hour much did you get for
your ,cooi This year Polkery reigns-Lo-
cofocos have the ordering of political matters
the tariff is coDspired against. and. gentle
men, phat are you getting for your tcOcl!
How many slaves did the political action
of the Liberty party ever free! How many
is it ever likely TO free! Not one. Yet they
have abandoned TO great extent, the moral
action hich would do the work, for the po-
itical action which ouly retards it.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14
THE DENTAL ART.

Dentistry, although youthful, occupies de-
servedly a high place both among the arts
and the professions. 1t il doubtless true, that
in the United States the suffering from bad
teeth has been greater in amount than from
all other causes put together. Over all this
Dentistry has obtained the mastery. Ifwith-
in the reach OF skilllul Dentist, il is the fault
Of the parent il children are not go trained
generally, exceptions there will beg as 10 es-
cape al the pains and penalties Of decaying
teeth
OF course preventives are 10 be first stud
led and applied. And here the skill Of the
Dentist is most successfully developed. But
ii will be long before prevention, render rem
edies unnecessary. Early neglect does and
doubtlessly will long continue TO lay the loun-
dalton for future suffering, and ofcourse put
in requisition the skill of the Dentist in ares
ling the progress of disease and supplying
the losses which are the ordinary result Of
| neglect.
But il the essentials Of POLITICAL affairs and
action are honesty and ability, certainly no
one who values personal com tort will ever III
trust his teeth. the organ capable of minister
ing 10 his personal pleasure or pain more
than any other, 10 any man withou, institu-
ting the enquiry, "is he ?" sis he capa-
bic ?"
! am happy 10 have it in my power 10 an
swer 10 all my Vermont friends when inter
rogated, such an enc you will find in my
friend HARMS, ofMiddlebury.
JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14
STATE SOCIETY FOR THE M
PROVEMENT OF THE COMMON
SCHOOLS.

: conventiono Of the fri0ads Improvement
q Education will he held at MONTPELIER on
Friday, he l7th day of October inst. The
u0Ioct Of the Convention is 10 consider and
,@opt the best methods of improving the dis
Pie. schools by uniformity IN teaching and in
.er- book, and by spreading information
.-.-anEh The Stale on his important subject.
- 1' ans ola State Society and of County
80 Torn S ciefies
The Convention will be opened al the Free
Dhercn u Montpelier at early candle light,
chere Il ie hoped there will he general raj
j., Of the friends ofOur public system of edu-
.a,ioD.
Rutland Co.-Rohert Pierpoint John Kel-
5cg, Thomas II. Palmer; Bennington Co
-iIiland Hall, o. C. Merrill; Windham
cc.-W r Ranney, W. r. Shalier; Wind
sor Col. E. Stoughton, Carlos Coolidge
y III. Jarvis; Orange Col. B Villas, Asa
-.aw; Caledonia Co.-Joseph P Fairbanks,
Theron Howard; Essex Co.'S. Howe, w.
Haywood Jr.; Washington COZ. Red
-eld, E P. Walton; Orleans Co.-Samuel
6. Gratis S. r. Hall Lamoile Co.-Moses
Morse. Salmon Wires; Grand Isle Goa
=. Broan. w. L. SowIes; Franklin Co
!9race Eaton, John Smith, Lawrence Brain
ed; Chiiienden Co.-Geo. P. Marsh. WI
. Lyman: Milo L. Bennett; Addison Co.
--samuel Swift, Aaron Angler.
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The Morning News does not put much
,.ih in the doings Of '-The Worlds Conven-
ion" The News snys:
With the prolessed objert Of union, and
nasce, rs The result OF their deliberations this
assembly is composed of the most rePulsive
0aa dscordan; materials Imaginable. Each
r'iviinal has plaza grand specific for
evils Of society, most OF them essentially
-a7ient The one from the other, and it is ludi-
crous in the extreme TO witness the gravity
and earnestness with which each advocates
his peculiar theory. In their warmth, they
10 not hesitate 10 tell the grey headed old
man who prcsides over their meetings that
t. g an impracricable visio nary, which he, in
-irn rrtoris by unscrupuousy throwing I'M
der aa able all resolutions that do moi square
z.ia his ideas of propriety and the progress
Of Reform"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14
F.RLE GOODS.
A. BARN. CHAPMAN,

RE now receiving from Boston. fresh supply
u of Goois, OF which we Will enumerate few,
such as
Atuerican, French and Germ an Broad
Cloths, Beaver, Pilot, anh Clnada Cloths,
for over coats, BLK and Fancy Ca.sinere>
and fancy Doeskins, fancy Sltinetts, Cash
mere De CoSSe. Rept. Cashmere, fancy
De LANES. Silk and Cotton Warp Alpuc-
ca, Orleans and Indiana Cloths fancy Plaid,
Backing. great variety of ShawlS, such
as Boston, French Gala, Net. Satin Stripe,
Silk s Wool, B * y mask, SC. 4 large
stock of Calicoes and CoitlnS, Muh's, Boas,
Hats, taps, Buffalo Robes, Boots & shoes,
Groceries, Croekcry Glass and HaIdware,
Medicines Oils, Paints, Sc.
Having bonSLt d heavy stock, we are confident
we can give our customers and friends quality
and prices which canno; LuI suit, 81 least we wi
say ih1twc will sell as low Is the lowest. AL
kinds OF Produce, Lum5cr, Shingles, &c laker
al the highest market prices
Bfidport, Sept -, 1915.
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raise i,selfto eut.arrass the Wings in Bali
more.
So far ms heard from we have no'hinc hu,
adverse news Kennedy is defeated III ilii>
{ The 4thl district. So is Weihered III the
'hird Weighs W in The filth. and Sniye-
IS ThieJ in the second. We have only
t.4rfial returns from the LIST district aud al
Lough these are not as liivora bic az could
wish, siii, they leave but Iiille doubt thai
Chapman Wing is elected
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14
,,,I,,op srr,vpoAr EoRRrey.-

ANOTHER LARGE STEAMBOAT EoBBEEY-
A gentleman of the city o! tew York, Mr.
Samuel Dwyer. residing in Hudson sllee'
came down from Albany, on Saturday night.
TO New York, in the South America az d
bringing with him carpet bag. cuniaInlhe
SO 900. On reaching that CRY, he ionHd' .
his utter surprise, thai his carpet bag '''''
contents were missing-and a iuril er e;'Hi In
ination showed that, during he niehi' va
liable gold watch had been ab~'f:'''eu iron
his pocket. or course The ingenious iosu'
has escaned.-EOs.0n 1N0s.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14
MARYLAND ELECTION.
Correspondence of the Atlas.
BALTIMORE. Oct. I'd

BALTIMORE, Oct I'd. 1S45.
have no good news TO send you. Nariv-
I'm mere apathy in the country, and union
zeal among the Loooiocos. have all con-
? red. and we shall not get more than two
( o1r six Congressman. Our defeat in Bal.
more with Mr.. Kennedy has. however, fully
III 4kened The Wings 10 the evil of third par
Ii, and on all sides we hear the regrets of
&c who we're misled yesterday TO vote the
'-..e '-cHei, and their resolve never again
f. l's eEt Tie Wing standard and the Wing
aiis- 'hlnk may assure you that Nativ-
.'--WDich would seem 10 have been spec
eoncocted by Locofocoism 10 defeat the
~ ana which work it successfully &C.
'Fpiished last year in New York; think
assure you that Nativism will never