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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13

The Ohi0 Statesman the Loco Fcco State Paper
at Columbus, handles Polks Veto on the River and
Hsrbor bill after fashion Of which the following
extracts viii give some faint idea
The Message in which the Pre=iden; supports his
views shallow performance vulgar in IL language
ridiculous for its false logic and patry as the treatment
o! a thesis by some hair splitting and wiredraw7ns
5chooman OF Inc Middle Ages who thought himself Il
great man because, like all small characters he had
mistaken cunning for wisdom. II i, however. quite
worthy the man whose mhecihty has been so unhappiy
displayed in his action the Oregon qUesroniifs u:
tcrnc boasts OF the oudcs kind and then sneakng OF
to cover when the oacmy bay family heard N the
There ls remarkable similarity IN the fis!-
dents conduct these subjects. A. n. mou,hcd
and ravcd about Clear and ungueslonaelc night 20
the whole of Oregon Ike unto OF Nal Lees Bed.
iami;c hcrocstor only call It mouthnr and rav
ing when the bat9 Of the treaty Is known 10 us now
much II pleased Us al the time OF Its utteFahcc bc'
cause believed Il 10 be the warm language OF earn
ana sInccnty-so has he now vetoed Oh! SUD
stantallv recommended by himself through the re
port OF the Secretary vi War, q nigh officer OF his
Cabinet. Il is that the defence has been set
up for nm that the Secretary though reporting
through the President. really reports TO Congress
Crancd-bui this does the slightest degree alter
the casc has always been considerable lcast II was
in those days when II thought that come degree OF
profound craftsmanship was necessary III governing
great naon-that Cabinet should support one uniform
policy speaking the sentiments OF tAe party whose
principles was appointed 10 AID IL carrying out no
ever heard OF nlgh Cabinet officer recommending 10
Congress- through tie President course OF action direct
~ contrary 10 that Of the President himself and actua!
accompanied with the proper estimates 10 the cost OF
CARRYING ou-who heard OF anything OF The KIND
ask before these days OF deception and pal pabe
fraud What President with decent portion OF self
respect ever practced such small intrigue Iii new
in the history OF country. and no doubt found liz
origin and motive IN the desire 10 deceive some Mem
bcrs OF Congress into the support OF measures which the
Executive feared nigh; not otherwise prove successful
A. the great lOrds about Oregon Were followed by the
smallest possible actions, and Intended only 10 gull
homes, men SO was the course OF the President the
subject OF improving hsrbors and rivers favorable only
with the design OF gaining for the Tariff Bill,
the Administration having faith enough 10 believe
that one righteous could stand without pracuc
Ing tt,. talsehood on another. We most earnestly
hope that the day Is coming when eryy demo
crdt r hare IN bitterness heart ass pardon Of God aud
man for hdras aided IN eerGEe 70 oiccr ae oAo
take trcaetGg good conduit and palrg shtsjo rea,
craftsmanship
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FROM SANTA Fk-The 81 Louis Revel!ie OF the
sth letter from Fort Williams, or the A-Ssi'
sss RIVER, under date OF the SIN July winch sas tat
several Americans had arrived from Taos and santa .
The news OF me declaration " az had created coz
siderable excitement Santa Re and i required some
stES;Ae: 10 &c, away from the place A-io. the Gov
erno! was much frightened bur mad given orders 10
nave every ' - readiness give tas troops War
ESe reception IS, however 5-leved thar me country
70 ne fic de! No.tc WI De -:ve;. Up without
The sudden departure Of TIE Americans a::eE the
o; the declaration OF War was not pleasing 70 The
MexcxnS and they Were tsSi- about sending troops -
bring them beck No effort however made 20 eject
this object
Tax CoURT or I>9riRY-W-e learn from the
Norfolk Beacon tha:. or Saturday Col psvne was ex.
sn.ned SIS 70 tie force c: Gen Tgo- gnd TIA. OF the
enemy &c which he gave n similar terms a. hose ho
had preceded aiIn and which has already been noticed
Gen Gaines here addressed ne Cour. considerable
sasth Lieut.. Calhoun being again called and some
explanations made points n as testimony. sat
ICE whole evidence being concluded Gen Gaines re-
marked. That i his purpose 10 have made rs ana
defence ais dying speech to-day, but &c would ssz 10 be
excused Until Monday, the leta inst
The disease among horses, winch We no
iced IN our last humber has ST al s5sted- Over
one hundred OF these valusSle animals have died IN
this town, during the psst thecee weeks Recently, 1t
has made It's appearance among the mules, and several
have died As yet no remedy has been discovered
We hope scientific 2gricarursts VIII give their AZ
tenton 10 this InsrseT. Iamsica &. l. Farmer, llth
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Census OF Wisconsin.


La Point. Richland Winnebago, and Chippewa
vst 70 be heard from The entire population Of the
Territory is probably no, less than Ice 900
The ratio OF representation IN the Convention 10
form State Constitution being fixed al 1900 the
whole number OF Delegates viii De rs
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Rf1ler1l Notitfs.

u Snrutogn Springs.-Dr. G. Benz Smiths Pills
are Tor .a!r by E. j. hung al the Springs. The patrons
of these valuable PHI. will please observe g. Benz Smith
written on the bottom of the Box Improved Ind veg.
fSugar-coat-d) Pills Is per Box Once l79 Green
wch-.L large brick biock,} n. Y jyl7 limos
re- For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
The Cleopatra, Capt Williams, viii !eaye South
side OF Pier No Sorh River every Monday "Wednesday
and ErI1y az p NJ connecting with the Allyns
Point tmy5ul CALEB PRATT, Jr Conductor
cT Practical Phrcnologists md p ublishers-
FOWLERS y WELLS, l3l Sassau-s- Otc1 hour. from
O'Clock A. " 10 10 ?. 81 yrs 3m
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NIwgoUNDLAND.-The Royal Maj! steamer I nj
corn arrived from Johns bringing Sir John !isryeys
horses ANA portion OF his luggage. The House OF A
scuby had addressed sir John cougratulating him on
in- him % the Goycynaen; Of Nova Scotia resrc.iius
that the present distressing state 1.-THE Island he should
be Withdrawn from Newfoundland proposition had
also been made in the Assembly and carried TO present
His Excelency with testimonial from the public chest
of s5O sterling TOO OF which had been most generous
appropriated By Sir John toward establishing Loan
Fund for the rclctoi hOuseNcepcrs OF small means who
have suffered in the late irethe remaining 300 being
given toward erecting public clock
5000 had been received from the Colonial Secretary
on behalf OF the Home Government We learn that the
cod i-hcry carried 10y the boats OF Carbonear of
Bacca!:cu Island has been, far. very successful
Montreal Times TIN.
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~ The witty C&ro"otgpe says that the head
demon in its office thinks the announcement that
there is to be no Change in the Cabinet, must refer
particularly TO the Treasury department
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- Rev. SIMON NORTH. President OF Eaulil
Ten College is among the eminent and learned men
whose names have been suggested in connection with
the Presidency of Yale College
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~ ;. ieaekle alis. Esq. OF Baltimore has
SecH elected Honorary Member of the ROYAL Society
OF Northern Anaquaries Denmark
II Dr. W William c. Waterman OF Buffalo. has
been sentenced 10 three years imprisonment in the State
Prison Tor disinerrns bodies for anatomical purposes
n y new road to the summit OF Noun, Wash.
insson has just been completed
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~ a new Wing Daily. The Evening Star,
has jast been started in Philsdelphis Success 70 ii
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" We are indebted to Lewis's Express 10,
Providence papers of Tuesday.
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RerIa,nr The printing q Congress md estaalsa.Rs
the COMPENSATION ior the same
Louisiana.
To authorize me transmission and presentation Of
hooks 20 The Minister OF Justice France u exchange
Tor books received irom MN
pecla-atory Of nc act Of ire I'D august la. e.
titled n act .or the relief OF Charles : >-o5s.d
For the relief OF Levi De Russy .;e psyG.asie. OF
the army Of the United state.
correct clerical error the &C; Of June 6th, l5io
ior the relief Of the legal representatives. OF George Du
vail Cherokee Indian.
Relative 70 errors snd defective returns in certain sur
yeys. placz and hed notes
Supplementary 70 the resolution Of February 20 La
for distributing the WORKS OF the Exploring Expedition
Authorizing the ale OF certain lands al Baton Rouge
70 the state oi Louisiana.
Aunoin:inr regent. Of The Smithsonian Institution.
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Books.
papT y1rr BRAITEWAITEs

DETROSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE shd sur
IL gery :. in press and Wi! BE- issued IN !e" Gays,
Tn. l. bv i4I valuable, a. vel! as h'Sh tl''
largest part OF this celebrated Medical journal ha as y
been and contains, = addition 70 10 !sua
OF new discoveries and improvements IN the 'ieocd!
Scienc-s Synopsis which VIII enable me Fractiohef 20
which d!errn. authors nave recommended WITHIN te ast
SIX months. 81, 49,. l.,
ard present Nos the prce OF the Retrospect ~" Ia H'e
be seyeuty.dy- Cents per No. & - per sHnu com
Terms for the whole series No. to u inclusive 80
Per aanum thereafter invariably IN advance ~ ~
Address III. Publisher, DANls-n ADkL' -
ir3O ~ !Ui FI-yOh-7tf - .
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Boar0in9 arlh 6otfls.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN


- ECS leave inform her friends, former bosrdeTs, and
I'D the public generally thai ,he has opened large and
conmod iuus BOARDING HOUSE, No Soi BruadSsy.--
Permanent boadcrs by theday week or month";
can be accommodated with single or bedrooms and
parors attached This than ~ rooms.
supplied cold and hot water baths, and every other
convenience make quiet and comfortable home As
10 the good Qualities OF her table and the general manage
ent o house references, when required are a0und-
AMI and al hand jyisu
1.-TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN may obtain
No 81 Fast Broadway Also genilem and his VIE
can obtain pleasant and BEDROOM on the be-
cond door, furnished unfinished References exehaIS
81 auto lw-
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE, Publishers and bookse.-
l1ers 10 Pcerst. NeYork have recently Issued new
and very muck improved edition. OF he wor1s 2a ~
PHILOSOPHY and Chetn.try By Mrs 4 w L Peelps, "
which they respectfully so.ci. the attention 81 scho
Teachers Committees and Others Interested y! TO
Copies viii De furnished for eIatniaslon % wa
IN. rnblisbr-s For sne By Booksellers genefa!
NETWORK FORM BOOK Form.
Nd INTEREST TABLES-ccEtaining com p p Tween
Nor transsctc Of AL the roattIe % -rs together
with the statutory provisions reIs,ng ihe, .ag and Tim
a!ee Interest Tables Discount Iaolrs r4sie2 &C. kc-
g 70, Ia sy HUNTINGTON sAVAGE, 20 sa1'-'-
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frST PuHLISUEQ,

THIRTEENTH EDITION u Do~!lnzs History OF Ro-
r1saisu-Fift@-so beaGtt1! En2rayag..-lii, scarce-
" ore ear sc- lie r.t edition Of aIs great and truth
telling work wa, published Il IS now N the Thirteenth
Thousand ,.,..,
Fith Ec.,.on-Dt. Cheeyer, Lectures On Tie PLgnEas
prorr-s. and ne Life ad Times John BuHysn with
cravings
..grrs 5l5le-E Walker invites nc subscribers TO this
h.ur Bible To call az his establishment and inspect his
splendid sad substantial .t-es Of Binding, which such
genera. teYo.,es with ine public
II Al descriptions Of elegant Book Binding al lowest
prices
EDWARD WALKER,
wis ~ and IA Fu!ion-st
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observation-disclosures md trans!enL-a!rs Dunlap
ID late No. Dsy-sL is prepared to accommodate fam
lie and individuals % Aercsri near Broadway, Grand
and Canal.s with pleasant rooms and good board
.orabl. Terms yllu
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,INO LET-A furnished front anu bedroom in The vi
door OF house No 81 RivneonSi TO one or I" Single
gentlemen without board The house occupied hy
private family and the location very desirable Aldrese
J NJ T. Tribune office. nul- OF
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ACTS FOR TIE RELIEF Or
Isaiah Parker william = Laag Nars' GwInhup
Joseph herban Samuel Iordat. William Gulip
S.,, 'i,,...,,bar~e-!c-if,o Kelly -snl Walker
James Davidson Mary Campbell PEN Ballard
Coo u -9ercer joe Carxiilo Ebenezer Ballard
John No lli-,ar Peter iGtc James Lowe
Mary Segtr Sampson Brown amos Kendall
Justin Jacobs James Mains HarrietI. Catching
Gregory Thomas James Wymsn Geo Venting
and Others William Nice suley ThOs Brownel
Mar Phelps iibrsin Hoornach James Bogardus
~ari D Enoch- Daniel ingalls, D : Williamson
I.angtry i, jenkins John = Holland Patrick hel!y y
S,iran1rs Cobb John Cha,seand James Journey
Beuiar,iu Alien Consul Nirs Pike
Amos Hunting ICha's " Bnglev Nathaniel Phillips
solomon Russell lJohp G Pe.ic INiey parneI
Lewis Lsinc Adam NcCulloch Jas i iNnites.de
Patrick Nas-ersun Isabella BaldTd-e EbcrcZer COart
Philip and Eliphs Sheldon Hayes VIM Elliot. II
let'Gr..ly Henry Ett;nn John Carr
Ns l. Dana & Co Richard Kidd John Bary
Tno'- ip Jones Benz Kidd sam stevenson
Owners Of ship. James Erwin Abraham amin
Herald John Jones John Keith
Elizabeth Bets Alexis Ayot Asenath Carney
Daniel II. Warren Pu,nev s Riddle Harriet " ara
Leah GRAY Peter German John Nil-iead
William Poo! Chas Mckenzie John Denton
Capt John Patton John Fickln Curtl-Iiunphrtys
Lois Madison Joseph Watson Nathaniel Stafford
Inhn {; Nc-loud Arthur " Fruz.e Robert Barclay
Richard Lee Joseph " Rhc4 : " Lcavenworth
John r Williams Jane. Gee Owner and crew
Aouilla Goodwin Nathan smith Of the schooner
I'll Merrill iChSEttA otHersl isncred
RELIEF or HEIRS AND REPRESENTATIVE or
Pierre Ncnard George Duvali Robert Fulton
Josiah I Belts Or John Gray John Ruddel
Jacob Fcsuaa Thomas Kelly Richard Allen
Edmund Roberts Cyrus Turner
GRANTING PENSIONS TO
orris Crosby Elijah Rabbit Elijah White
Richard Elliot, Daniel Pratt George Mayhcld
Abrahsu Ansmsn Joseph.Dusscau John Wing
John Campbell John Crowel James anderson
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DOARD-Geutlemen aud iialr Wives or Single Gen
ID trmcn can be hand somelv accommodated with fur.
u.hed or UNFINISHED and board or breakfast ana
Tea by applying Immediately No. II Abingdon square
Terms Observation-Disclosures exchanged The house con.
taius path arrRag cmentS complete. sull 2us& ltos'
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DOARDING:.-A beautiful room tor u gentleman and
ID Wife few others tor transient bosrders. may DO
bad at Mrs SWANS SO MurraysL between Broadway and
Steamboat Landings. North River myl9 5m
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WHOLE No. 1868.

i this the proper TINE and place. Il necessary
70 have these particulars II order decide on NJ
Whites proposition they should De called Tor lie beard
no other reason alleged The paper, would &c vo,u-
u:JnouS.
NJ Mann TIE siiieneacS UP 10 January lcio are
i,s, R;-cclEs They az, rot 80 full as required BY
49, -o,,,op-h. statement made up annually names
each cause. bu, does not 20 into a! The particulars
Nj PERKINS, moved tbs morning ihat II TIE names
of the heirs cno bc ha 81 cases then TIE tiie> Q; the
su,s-,he names Il which the moneys came 70 - depc
.;;et.-,o &c obtained This was agreed 10
Mr. LcoMrS die not TIE necessity OF waiting ior iEe
next legislature He 5siiecei The c.ols Information 70
Cured eoAli be o5:4iaeG KEGS Those wno 20 nto
the Court OF Cbarcery 20 before the "ord-tHers Is
nothing priys;e-not2ing 10 oe concealsd- ne "u -
immense and it said ;aat OUT OF tAs private properly
a library has been purchased Tor The ChAlce.!oG he
would support the resolution
Nix NICHOLAS did NOT suppose that The Convention
lad any authority ask Tor nlo:IpaculGot Cs t>eii
but for the Legislature year >Nessrs, ISssari and
Ru-ces, mode OF getting rjG OF IL We have s>cer-
tanned ,hs. this Court sai nearly three millions OF do
lars last January belonging 70 our fellow citizens Ms
was too large sum be entrusted 10 the care OF one
northumberland the Items may be important 10 Is u with
reference 20 provision the Constitution requiring al
officers having moneys be!ons:n: 20 individuals or inSt
lttons IN their custody publish periodically tue ba
uncaed Tor This had been done a. to the Banks
and I'D much service - thc public
Mr. Mann When gentleman rising up IL This
part nj the House ana III that part Of the House, md
irving hard chose OH this request tor Information and
not let It come 10 a direct vote csnnot--
The noise made Nj Ms concluding observations IN
sudblel
Nr WAvERpuRY had had money pay INTO the Court
of Chancerv on behalf OF child and wanted 10 ii
ends justice rered that the Resolution should pass
No vote taken.
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+. fNnnN. tht .Lr1ctS.


Mr. MURPHY this morning presented printed petition
from o. persons in Brooklyn, sc among them L. \ W.
T Van Nostrsnd Benjamin n Sih,uan, Geo. Sullwel,
Samuel Dorsey Sidney C. CLAYTON. y +. Morse. Il
Graves Chss. X. Hamilton. Geo. : Couover. John II.
Baker Of both political parties who have learned
WITH ALARM that the subject OF selecting the judges BY
popular elections INSTEAD or TIE PRESENT MODE Or
APPOINTMENT. pressed pou the atentonot the Con
vcuon These gentlemen declare thar popular election
i full OF dan-er-n Innovation uncacd tor by the Peo'
plt-cacua;ci shake public confidence IN the judi
ciaryaud 70 the Judges from Justice INTO lean
ns to the side OF excited and misguided popular teei
ing" They prefer 10 the selection 20 Governor
ami ScnatorS-par;y poh;cisns-clected by portions OF
or plurality OF the People Justices OF the Peace are
a -ort OF judges whom they never mention.
If the Conycut shall agree in sentiment with these
6l petitioners, and burthen the reformed Senate with
ucrnvc patronage, ont Of terror OF the people the -
Senators with - udscships AZ the nomination OF the
Governor value 5000 year Cach-tcnure TILL three
scorc-and all the other fat things before their eyes will
take care be saved from ruin possible There viii
be need OF power This l. the only petition OF
the kind have seen this h.
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NOW READY.

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- Al. soe-r- thanks 10 the subscribers 10 Harper
Bible for h- very general patronage tnty nHNs ieTofe.
-, yir md beg 20 inform the subscribers 10 sneAs
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ACCIDENT To TIE TELEGRNPH-On Saturday
night about eleven o'clock the Telegraph station AT this
place injured by lightning during thunder storm
What /. called the relay shattered. and the wire
surrounding the magnet in the relay on and
part the machinery fused by the intensity OF the heat
The damage trln- in Itself but VIII prevent the use
of the station during the day
Daily Cayuga Tocsin, Aug. 10.
Brown CuNyIcTEp-The jury returned II verdict
OF guilty IN the OF Brown the Akron couEcrcitcr
little after o'clock this afternoon, after a.! absence
OF between three and four hours
Bru-man the Postmaster OF Little York has been sen
fenced 20 ten wears confinement and lotion, the stage
driver between Dayton md Nena to six months conine
Inent Columbus Ohio Statesman. 9Th.
THE PorAro Ror has made It's appearance IN
the Great Miami Valley. one held OF eighteen acres. 1t
is represented is badly injured that the owner has
turned his hogs upon il The crop this season in the
West generally is said to be very abundant one and
generally OF excellent quality and We hope that tits not
seriously TO be injured By disease
SuIcIDE-A man named Salmon Trendway ter
minated his existence on the "a by hanging himself
about forty years of age and has relatives living IN
this part OF the country Is said his relatives reside
in Jefferson Co. y. I. Joliet signal
DEATH OF BIsHoP FESwICK.-Right Reverend
Bishop Fenwck of the Roman Catholic Church, resi-
den, OF Boston died Tuesday morning llth
sTS WAGONS are said to be IN great demand at
Fort Leavenworth where they command high prices
MANY are needed TO transport provisions and stores
across the praries Santa Fe About three hundred
tons of provisions It'll Fort Leayenworth TO be
transported and for this purpose wagons have yet ito be
mus, START before middle OF september, because al
ter that time the grass would be- dried up and no sub
eistence for teams could be- obtained.
ST Louis New Era 9Th inst
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NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
ELEVENTH W'EEk-LIXrH DAY.

the Courts 0! Justice-Thoroush Ra!orm-0'CQn-
ors great Speech on blending Law and Equity.
or uniting the Courts under one form OF Prsc-
uce-Law Fictions-1he Watch-Tha Seven
teen year Law-suit-The twenty Thousand
Dollar Tral-Whiteis Resolntion-Three Mil
lions in Chancery-Nurphy's Kings County Pc
iifiOn. &c. &c
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~, UNION HOUSE, Springfield Mass.-rhe sub
b. scrbcr has taken the above named new and splendid
A Hotel Just completed. a. the centre OF the beautiful
village OF Springfield, Mass and VIII open The same toy
public: accommodation tho 3Oth instant The Union
House IS arge richly finished and furnished and Oilers un
equaled advantages TO all persons travelling through
kept the United Hotsl and Congress Hall at Sat
atnga the subscriber respectfully invites his old friends
and patrons and al others 10 give him call W his now
quarters y. D SfHlASo-
SPRINGFIELD July 2,,h, 1876. lySo 3m
ys BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadway. Al
k5;: bany By j. P Wilson Travellers and citizens
NIL tertaned on moderate terms The house Is new and
conodious and the location convenient to The steam
bouts and adjoins the Railroad Depot. e2y an
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The .pluincst Kind of Talk.

The Otio Statesman, the Loco Fccc State Paper
at Columbus, handles Folks Veto on the River and
Hsrbor bill after fashion of which the following