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ment at Washington had their drafts on tho New
York Custom House dlshonored, these mon had
of the moneys Of the United States nearly a half
million of dollars, with which they were gamb-
ing, by raising and depressing stocks. unfolding
insoivent banks. and furnishing means TO carry
on the elections; and that the Government lost
ncari the whole of this money.
Ssh. Tha. nearly all of the men named In
Mackerze's book as prominent IN these measures
tina: is, thirty out of forty-are now high IN
office and in the confidence OF the party, and
control the appointments at Washington.
The effect of these disclosures the Wing
party has not been TO place these men IN any
moro unfavorabe light than previously. nor have
the revelations created surprise generally. The
effect on the Locofoco rank and file. first was
cha grin at the discovery that they had been tie
mere dupes and tools in sincerely upholding and
appla uding preachers IN politics. when
these preachers were admitting. behind tho cur
tain. that ,hcy had sincerity in what they
preached. and were laughing nj the ease with
which they cuIled their deudod followers. But
thcv felt and feel far more anger towards Mac
kenzie, as tho instrument of their exposure in
being thus duped, than towards tho authors of the
impos.ure.
As to the question of tho morality of making
tho disclosures and the dispute about private cor
respondence, that is matter for the parties 10
settle with Mackenzie. The public not 10 be
diverted from the disclosures themselves bv dis
cussi on on this point. Tho widows and orphans
who in thousands, were left homeless md penni-
less by the hv poc risv and knavery of tho Albany
Regency, will here find recorded the confessions
of the authors of their sufferings and the ckcd-
ness Of their motives in producing them.
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must be something TO cause their application to
adhere. Ii remember rightly, II was Augustus,
in all the plentitude of his power, who said that
he found it mpossl bic 10 Introduce new word.
What, then, is that something! What is there in
the meaning of Wing and Tory. and what IN the
character of the times which has caused their
sudden revival as party distinctions, u, this time!
| take it that the the very essence of toryis,n-
that which constitutes tory-is TO sustain pre-
rogative against privilege; 10 support the Execu-
tive against the Legislative department of the
Government, and 10 lean TO the side Of power a.
gainst the side OF liberty. while the Wings are in
all these particulars of tho vory opposite princi-
pies. These :hc Lending characteristics Of the
respective parties. Wing and Tory, and run
through their application in all tho variety of cir
cums.ances in which they have bcen applied. Ell
Their in this country or Great Britain. II Nation
al lHtelligencer.
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The term sVvhig'..Whal it means.

We are we'll reminded by Southern paper,
that before Mr.. Calhoun allied himself with the
party now ascendant in the Government, he
seemed to be greatly charmed with the appropri-
ateness of the term Wing. So strong indeed
were the impressions made upon his mind BY the
abuses of power. by tho then leaders of ..,he De-
mocracy," that he even sanctioned the use of the
old Revolutionary name Of Tory. An cx,rac,
from his remarks on this subject. made in the
Senate in 1888, may not be inappropriate at this
time. as his views may serve to remind some of
his present followers Of what he then thought Of
them. He then said:
81 cannot but remark that the revival of the
party names of the Revolution. after they had so
long s!umoered, Is not without meaning-not
without nm indication Of return to those princi.
piss which lilo at tho foundation of our liberty.
''Genslemcn ough, 10 reflect that the extensive
and sudden revival of there names (Whig and
Tory could not be without somo adequate cause
Names are to be taken or given at pleasure: there
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The Foreign News.

The New York Express of Monday evening
savs-"The news in the market has been decl-
dedy unfavorable. The flour excitement, has
subsidized A decline of shilling sterling. in
England, has caused corresponding effect here.
There is undoubtedly great disappointment at
the accounts received, and the private letters do
not give tho same Incorporating intelligence as
the public papers. Prices which closed very
firmly on Saturday at 1915. now down to
s., 5Oa 5,624. and apparently there is no dispo-
sition to purchase at that. II is now stated that
no orders had been received for shipment of
flour, at over 1928, and that all above that has
been speculative fever. Tho has had
the object to produce pause in the transactions
in Cotton. Some Of the holders have, however,
believed that the decline at Liverpool has been
brought about by concentrated action the
part of the Birmingham manufacturers. TO pro-
duce depression here. and which will not be
permanent"
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rria, of Col. Daycnpor,,s NIurderers.

Their Conviction.--Wo learn from Rock lsnnd,
that tic Grand Jury. at their session last week,
found true bills against Burch. Baxter, tho two
Longs and Young. for the murder of Col. George
Davenport, on tho ith of July last. On " cdnes-
day of that week, Yonag and tho two Longs wcro
pu. on their trial. Tho court appointed three
members of the bar 10 act as thcir counsel Noar-
" ttroc days occupied in tho trial. On
Friday evening the caso was gwen TO tho jury,
and verdict of guilty Of murder rendered against
each of thcln On Saturday morning thoy were
brought into Court, and sentenced to be hung on
tho 20.h Of the present month. Fail and vo'un-
tary disclosures bad been made by Burch, in the
hopo of being permitted to become States evlden-
ce, with chance. for pardon; but SO complete
was the testimony. ndopcndcn, of his confession,
that he would be put upon his trial and no doubt
suffer tho fate of those already condemned. In
his case. and that of Baxter and tho two RcdIngs.
motion pending for change OF venue. tic
argument of which not concluded when our
informant left. 1t was supposed that the change
of venue would be granted-in which case trial
was 70 have taken place in Carroll county on Mon
day lasl.-fSt Louis Rep. Oct. ID.
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Mormon Troubles.

The st. Louis Republican says the feeling a
gainst the Mormons is more intense than appea rs,
and that it will require but litto to fan it into
famc, which will bring destruction to them and
their homes. We have long boon satisfied of this
fact. and our fear is, that conflict between the
parties cannot be easily prevented.
Just great excitement exists in conse
quence Of the murder Of an Anti Mormon named
Debonairc. Ho was missed some days, when, on
search being made. his body found in ditch
Just below tho surface, the fresh disturbance of
the earth causing the party to examine the spot.
This murder was committed midway between
Carthage and Pontusac. Other persons are mis-
sing, and nothing has been heard of Mr.. Wilcox.
In addition reports are busily circulated-exag-
gerated n thousand fold doubtlcss-of murders
thefts. and petty enormties committed upon trav
elers and citizens. These things deepening
and concentrating the opposition to tho Mormons.
and we shall DO truly happy If they get away
without determination i'll the spring. for they arc
unprotected by law, and there seems to be no pow
er in Illinois tho Union which can shield thcm
from combined, determined and united foes.
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The Independent German Catholic Church.

We are informed that there moro than a
thousand signatures TO the plan Of tho new indie
pendent Catholic Church in Cincinnati. Nearly
all these persons either or have been members
of ST. Marv's Church on Thirteenth ST.
Tho congregation of that Church ls very nu-
merouS body, (moro than tho Church can con-
,ain) and the property in the Church and ground
is held eve bciicve) by Trustees. This IS a de-
parturo from tho usual Roman Catholic rulc,
which is that property shall be held by tho Bish-
Top. If not mistaken, the Church property
Of the Roman Catholics in Cincinnati is held by
tho Bishop. This probably one ground of
the difference of opinion.
The new Reformation in Germany. however.
has extended more or less. wherever the German
mind is found There never has been any great
sympathy. ovon within the limits of the Catho
lie Church, between the &c mans and the Italian
Pope. If Modern History be searched, il will be
found that this independence of the German mind
and the want of ympathy between II and the
French and Italians Has been one great causo of
the many wars, contentious, rlvarlcs, and over
throws in Modern Europe. Sometime this cause
was very apparent. In other cases. it was moro
hidden and remote: bat, perhaps. not less real
Ii is yet destined TO work many changes.
Gin. Chronicle.
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SEWING MAcH!NE.-A most ingenious piece OF
mechanism has lately been made known to the
public in Franco, tho inventor of which has been
engaged during the last fifteen years in bring ing
it to its present state Of perfection. 1t is sewing
machine, plain in its details, and calculated to
rcvcIutionize completely the art of sewing. 1t
will perform two hundred stitches to tho minute,
enlarge or contract tho stitches by the simple
turn of a screw lead the needle along all tho sinu-
osites and irregularities of the stuff to be scwed,
without the least danger of tear, whatever may
be the texture ofthc stuff, and do every part OF
the sewing of coat, button holes excepted.
Y. Y. Sun.
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RESPECT FOR NIRruE.-Some time since. .,,.
a foreign correspondent Of the Boston Atla,-
rascal stole silver inkstand from tho poet Mont,
gomerv. A few days after box camo d,rcc,,a
10 him. and opening il, 10. there was, unnlured
tho missing irks,and and note, in which Tia
writer expressed his regret that he had entered
the house and stolen tho property. The ,hef
said his mother had taught him some Of Mont
Somerys verses when a boy, and on seeing tbs,
name on the nksiand. he first became avn.
whose house no had robbed, and was so s,une viii
remorsc. tina, lie could not rest until he had 70.
stored the property, hoping thus to obtain The
forgiveness of God.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-29

WESTERN WArERs.-At Pitsbur gh on Tuesday the r,,
or had declined 10 feet in the channel 1t still falling
here but We have water enough the Mississippi
tine largest boats running
FLoURSales yesterday of los brls country at sac;
clear; 1000 brls do at Silu, three
loads $4o. clear; 50 brs city $4;27 in the
mill; ami 500 brls do. a "A price made public.
WnIsKY-Saes yesterday of II, 81, "a and 80 bris
at l9tc per gallon Gaz.
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CITY HOTEL.
3 IoLEM Md TNIDrAYA,

W. BOWERS, would respectfully Inform bis
~ friends and the Travelling public generally, that
he has removed from the National Hotel, the above
named House the of Nam and Front
lately occupied by Armstrong Grimes and that he Is
now prepared TO accommodate all who may favor him
with call. lie is repairing the House, and expects
be able To make II rs comfortable stopping place for thu
Traveller can be found in the West.
His charges will be iow-thcy will be made to suit the
times. lie Intends make this has permanent location
and will do every thing in his power 10 satisfaction
10 those who may favor him with their custom. lie tskes
this o tender his thanks The public
liberal patronage bestowed upon him while at the NArIos
and hopes he will not be forgotten by them new
stand
HIS BAR. will At all times be supplied with the best Of
Liquors. His STABLE, will be attended by Il good Os,e
and well supplied with grain of all kinds. Mowers ana
aggoners be odaed with good rooms,
y of feed and large Wagon Yard Carriages and Hor
be had at all times for those wishing conveyance
to the Country neigirboring Towns.
Richmond, October ag9th, i-iJ 4i3n
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p ALL A DIU M .
-RICuMOND, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
OCTOBER %, ls45.
Agricultural Meeting.

The friends of Agriculture informed that NEE
ting will be held the Warner building Saturday the
9Th day of November for the purpose of completing the
organization of Agricultural Society for Wayne
Township All the friends of the farming
respectfully invited to attend.
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DlED,-On Friday morning last JullA EMMA daupa
of Sanders and Lecinda Lancaster aged two yr.r
and month.
On Saturday last, after prc.racted and sever.
illness, Mrs REBEccA DoUoaN, wife of Mr. John Dca.
gan of this vicinity
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They among the best of Reading Class Book
for common Schools published in this country: up
wards of $4,000 copies have been sold in Il months
Amongst many letters Of ndaton the following
has Just been received from of The best teachers
Pennsy ivania:
LES PoEr. Bcrks CO.. August 25, 1s45
" .ssrs- Gregg & Elliott 'iemen-Accept mr.
thanks for the of Readers, So kind
sc nd by my friend DIR. Darr, we " as last
cy consider them decidedly the best School Readers
have met with have introduced then into the School
al thus place. and find Them fluffy expects-
tons have also introduced Grimshaws History Of fbe
United states, another of your valuable School pubs
tons much pleased with Dr. Rusche nlergers
works on Anatomy and Botany. which YOU kindly ses'
They appear be just the works needed. 70
bring the subject Of Natural History within the compss
of common Schools, and int nd during the esm-
winter to make effort introduce the subject
TO The Schools here, and for this purpose would lie
possess the whole Of eight uniform volumes, v
have requested DIR. DARN to procure for me-
Very respectfully, (signed) II. E.. BAKER
Principal, Lees Por. Seminar!
j. All the above for sale by David P. Hello.y
Richmond, Ia. C. B. Davis, Iudana pos, Ia, and Ne
chants &c morally throughout the State.
The publishers invite all Teachers who have the ssf
est of their pupils at heart vsushe -
ries Of School Books before introducing any Others
October g9tl, I145. ~
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A Medical College is about to be established
at Richmond, Va, under the control of tho
Thompsonians. They abou. to petition the
Legislature TO be placed upon the footing
as other medical practitioners.
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lNoR SALE OR RENT-The undersigned offers for
4 Sale or Rent, u comfortable Dwelling House, viii,
four Lots attached The property located in the south
part of the city and pleasant location 1t from
Pearl 10 Front and Immediately below the r-.
dence of Francis Robinson. 1t will be sold a bargain
and offered for rent. Persons wishing purchase
rent, inquire at the Book Store.
BENJAMIN L. BRADBURY
Richmond, gath October lS45. 4I3s
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GA City Hall is 10 be erected in BROOKLYN
\. Y. The material, marbe-ihe contemplated
cost, SloO,CoO.
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Gen Gaines is at Nashville. He arrived there
the 10th. He received at Gov. Browns
inauguration with loud applause.
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The Detroit papers say J. G. Birney is serious
" affected with paralysis. His general health
is good; but when at all animated in converse.
ton he cannot be understood.
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LONG ISLAND RAGLRoAD-The express with
the English maIs camo from Boston over the
Long Island Railroad, with the Hbcrnia's passen-
gers, in two hours and twenty minutes running
time-a rate Of 40 miles per hour. The night
being clear, and signal lights being prepared IN
expectation of the express the train had clear
track and there was Mother accident. obstruction
danger.
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GEN. SAUxDERs.-Wo have it from good au-
thority that Gen. Romulns VI. Saunders has been
appointed Minister 10 spain, and that he will
loavo this country carly iii the Spring. We
must say that much gratied at this intel
hgcnce.-f Fayetteville North Carolinlan.
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STORING CABBAGEs.-A very good and compact
method of storing cabbage j.. in the same man
ner that have practised with the sugar beet
Select dry piece Of ground, cut the heads OF
the cabbage from their stumps, and place them
in parallel rows. with the top part down, and any
desired length or width. Make these rows one
less in width and length overy layer, SO TINT when
the heap is finished it will come to point and
appear very much Ike pile of cannon ball in
an arsenal. Over this heap place covering Of
straw, and then put dirt sufficiently thick. the
same on n po,a;oe heap. TO keep, out the frost,
and the work Is done. The earth should be spat-
ted down hard on the four sides, making the top
sharp, like the roof Of house.
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From CALIFoRNIA.-The following is an OK
tract from a letter received al Boston from tho
peninsula Of California, dated
San Francisco. June 90.
This country is in a lamentable state of confu
sion and entirely without law. Eighteen hundred
Mexican troops are daily expected under command
Of officer who educated in England, and
is said to be Of great apacity and cha rae
ter. Attempts arc making TO excited tho Cali
fornans 10 oppose the landing of tho troops,
which will not probably succced, and shall
be again under Mexican rulers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-29

Broom CoRN.-On Saturday noticed a boat
load of Broom Corn at the Miami Canal landing.
We told that another expected during
the day, making an aggregate of about 20 TONS
This about half of crop raised near Ham
ilton, the other half having been shipped by way
of tho lakes. Both lots destined to England,
for which market it cultivated. This is
only small portion of this article is to 90 from
Ohio to England the present season. few
years ago we swept tho authority of John Bull
from land, and now going TO
sweep his houses. We would say more,
but assertion might be thought sweeping
one, and we forbcar.--CIN. CHRONICLE, Oct. FL.
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WRITINGS OF LEGARE.-Thc Charleston Pa
trio. states that the writings of Hugh S. Legarc.
embracing his contributions to the Southern and
New York Reviews, his Diplomatic Corrcapon-
dence, and his Diary while his diplomatic
mission to Belgium, to be published in Chrcs-
ton, and will soon be on, of press.
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ENXECUTOR'S NOTICE..-The undersigned have
taken of the Wayne Probate Court letters ties
tame ntary the estate of David Moore deceased, late
Of said county, notifies all persons indebted said
tate TO make Immediate payment, and all those having
claims against the same TO present them legally anthem
tcated for settlement within twelve months from thu
date ht.eoE Tha so
5aShnu " H coMMoSs,; Executors
10Th mo-. 18th. l145. 41:3w
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! VALUABLE SCHOOL BooKs.-Tcachers. and all
others interested in the cause OF Education, will
find in this day. paper an advertisement of Grgg
& Elliot's School Books. that will be found wor-
thy of their notice. And We invite tho public
to call and examine, particularly tho series Of
Readers published by Messrs. Grigg & Elliot.
Also a series of scientific works by DIR. Rushen-
berger, embracing Anatomy and Physiology
Mammaogy rntIloogy--Herpetology and Ic-
thyology-Conchology- -Entomoogy Botany
and Geology. These works havo already mo,
with most fattcring reception, and have been
introduced into tho Public Schools of Pennsy us a
MIA, and favorably received and extensively
used in tho West.
Tho publications of Mcssrs. Grigg & Elliot,
kept for sale at the Richmond Book Store and
all sold cheap at wholesale or retail.
CJThe Richmond Palladium thinks that if a
wing u. S. Senator can't DO elected, and tho wings
'can find an honest loco-ono who is in favor
susa lining the tariff it is, and who will main
tain by his votes the interests of the West, ga nst
the dictation of tho South man Of good morals
possessing respectable talents, and ono who
would maintain tho dignity of that responsible
sta.ion'-they .wouid do the State some service
by uniting with the Gsailcctcd locos and sccur-
ing his election! Well; perhaps and don't
you think, mister, IL THE SKY SHOULD FALL,
thcrod be ALTERED sight of fun a-ca.ching
larks,-Tip. Jour.
Well Major you into like thousand of brick.
An honest loco may not be found, but know that the
grades III the members of that party well
Take for an example Andy Kennedy and sam Perkins
and them with Judge Morrison NJ Bright
Could any wing hesitate when called upon o
think But if elect choice. 90 for
the best man We have recommended this course
to others, and we will pursue it ourselves.
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A DNlNI>FR ,TOR'S NOTICE.--Notice 8 hereby
IA given by the undersigned, Administrator of the Is
tate of David Wright late OF Iaportc county, Ia, deed
that he WILL FRIDAY. the 2lst day of November
lSi3, between the hours of 10 o'clock. u. and
clock, offer al public sale and outcry, the
dence of David Anderson Richmond, Ia, all of the per
sonal property. belonging said Estate consisting
Household Furniture credit of nine months will b.
given all Three Dollars purchasers giving
note well secured and without relief from
laws.-undcr Three Dollars cash in hand.
Oct. 2.ih, 1915. 44ts JESSE w ASSON, Ad.
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ENNEaJrOR's SALE.-.Wil be sold on s,xih-day
II (fnday.) the 2lst of month, the late resi-
dence OF David Moore deceased the personal property
of said deceden consisting of: Horses work Oxen, Hops
Milk Cows sheep, Wagon, Dearborn, Harness, Farm
ing Utensils, Corn, Wheat Oats, Barley, Ceverseed
Hay, Twenty Stands of Bees Household and ktchen
Furniture, with many other articles tedious men
ton. Sale to commence at O'Clock, a. m. liben
credit will be gvcn and terms made known day Of
sale. ii. w. MOORE.
IONA. COMMONS, ! "
10Th mo. Goth, ls45. Ais
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To all Teachers and Parents
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,

Published 10y Gregg s Elliott, Philadelphia.
Gregg & Eiof's New Series Of Common School r
A..
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a farmer lately turned his sheep into lot oc-
cupicd by some chorry trees. which had sent up
shoots from tho roots tho consequence was, that
tho sheep partool of tho leaves of these shoots.
and were soon seen staggering bout tho lot and
tumbng upon their heads. Many of them died,
when their s.omaclis were found to conal large
quantities of these leaves. which, all know, a
bound with prussc acid, fatal alike to man and
animals 1t should be known. too, that tho stones
and twigs, we'll tho leaves of tho peach,
also contain prussic acid, and arc poisonous.