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VOL. v. NO. 473.

be ssne and fully compcten. TO MANAGE h- Ns4is 49,
that 10 lees eight against ten oil inc Jut
their verde. agreed with them IN OPINION m and
pg the manner in which the csu-e was eonru H.,
The e4orr. Of the Commissioners against gn' i'H
would seem be but reasonable thht mi ~ ,s,,
NOT be harasscd with any ldrther lhqu -. -. 49,, -
Tho. are MANY sane who coulo n"' "e ":
H. we,ght of such an investigation wherein uiues
light al air are wont be clothed win all ar u serious
Importance and II is safe 10 cay in. tre, NJ e!! &C..
ner.ons who could have come out OF suca a inquiry a7
hj ,v;b "a ,nuch calmness and foru.ude aa have been
manifested in the department and conduct OF MI hunt
Norr.-The foregoing article is from The pen Of
o,e intimately acquainted with Mr.. Hunt, and we
insert il rer5atlm. as the view OF The taken by
the great majority OF the relatives and friends Of
Mr.. Il. We cannot refrain from adding, however
that we, in common with nearly all who have dis
interested knowledge OF the facts developed, con
slider Mr. Griffin Mr. Lord. and all who have acted
on the presumption of Mr.. Hunts insanity, fully jus
tilted in 30 doing and governed by sincere regard
for Justice and the welfare Of Mr. Il. however mis-
taken in their conviction. Ed.
THE CASE OF CAPT. FRIsBIE.-Our readers will
remember the Gaze OF this who Is now IL prison az
Mon;ego Bay. on d charge OF abduction and kldnaPpng
We have personal knowledge OF the man. nor any
cognzance Of the facts pertaining TO AIS case We ARE
informed, however, on Tue Eishtst euuoi ny nht St
Frisbie-out whether be is the now in prison we
know not-Vas in 1884 married the grand daughter OF
our late Consul at ST, Mcaaels. The lady was an
orphan the daughter Of Thomas Anglin Esq OF Madeira
Every article of value-ewels, the watch OF her de-
ceased parent soon after taken by Ffsbe who
sbsconded from the isand leaving her behind Noinins
has been heard from about him since that time
except II vague rumor that he had been engaged
in some unlawful business and had been incarcerated IN
France having lost some OF his fingers by the explosion
of pistol or some other frearm. short time since
the uncle OF the lady being in charge ola small vessel on
salc in New York, had call from person who pro-
posed to purchase This person was invited to the cab
in where the uncle saw in his hands the watch taken
from the deserted WIFE which he immediately recos
nized The gave reference which proved 10 be
fictitious and he has been heard OF since The wife
became mother and sill resides in 81. Michhe!s win
her SON. II the Capt Frisbic in prison al Moneeo
BAY the one referred to- the story OF his wife
death at Cincinnati in 1887. is of course untrue.
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rF aydropathy.-A Hydropa;hic Institution ia.
b-no-rsc al niorrison, u J. uncer tie supervision Of
TINS estsDsnrenI the osI ample accoraoc ATOMS
for psiepts and is Of bsih &c are after The
Ia.es, and most approved p!a1
TI sfc, o. aier disease Is truly surprising. Od
p-onir complaints such dyspepsia, govt long standing
spmatsru spinal diseases, curvstures neryous dicu
10 nsrys SKIN Diseases ures OF joints, plea, droPsy
nTolsn.u. OF he womb, receive immediate and permanent
ks,b, ana acute diseases arrested snt cured
Norrstosu l. well known OF the mos, delightful
and beahy villages In the country rendering IL therefore,
a very desirable residence for iRvaids.
nnrsr,ous for admission be made l9l w aterst
~ ~ iI-- mos. paid 10 Dr. Dexter Aorrstown- us
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SINGULAR ArFAIR.-A man who had Just come
10 Dixboro Men with view Of taking up his residences
there has made tie Magistrate OF tina;
place that his house has been haunted By female apps.
r;tion who said she had once lived in thai house had
been murdered for her money &c. &c. The esrnes,
manner OF the deponent induced examination of the
corpse of the person indicated having formerly dwet
in the house and the Coroaers jury. after careful
scrutiny returned verdict Of death by poisoning
Were no, for this circumstance the statements of Van
War; nigh, have been attributed to the wanderings OF
diseased orain.
n The Albany Evening Journal says the West
ern train left Utica Friday with to passengers and
Lares locomotives.
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u The house of Mr. Charles Blood, OF Camil-
lus was recently destroyed BY fire. with the contents
Not insured
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6aromare, Sc.
HOT AIR FURNACE.


NETkLKRR,S Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces TOT
w beating Dwellings Stores Churches, kc-Thess FUR
usces will heal economically and eticenty tho air In The
apartments will be pure and healthy, free ioA dryness dust
gas. ,.s
They are put up under the personal supervision OF Mr.
Walker and have hitherto givon entire salts
action and are In all warranted 10 perform well
Reference: N. W. Taylor, Eso Governor New YORK boa
p,tal MI Charles Starr Superintendent dol Edward Be
nlsn, EGG II Wal-st c. y. Rhodes, ESQ 2 Pesr-sreo
Mr. Thomas McEirath. l5i Naaaaus st; Mr. Geo. W. Tuck
er 2e6 Bowery HslfOrphan Asylum. 6thavepue MT
WmP. Chapman Brooklyn; Mr.. w. C. Greene ~ Whist;
Mr. j. H. Ransom, 200 2d-st; Chemical Bauk, broadwsyi
Mir j. H. Ash 292 Broadway; Dr. Alfred WaSsiaf, "a VIZ
yerly.place, Mr. Geo. M Snow, SOthst
iZHf GEO. WALKER S2 Sroadway.
SSHOE.sHAPES, NUT RODS, &C.
- $50 bundles Shoe shapes
200 do Nut Rods
100 do SO squsre
500 do "a round
40 do 3l6 do
Jusi received and for sale by
j29 eoruer Cnn sno r u..on W.
TKON WARE HOUSE, III Greenwich-st.I,K.meys
Breeze y Sampson, successors 10 boorman Johnson,
Ayres Co. and dealers In Swedish hussh ana
Eng.sh ron nails shp boat and rail road rlve
boiler iron nail rods band hoop and scroll Ton Ana
All kinds. ~ W,
ISOUND IRON, HOOPS, Nc.-The subscribers
II offer Brnziers Rods Of all sizes OF superior quail
ity from S-l6 10 l. Hoop Iron TO 2inehes
Ii SHERMAN, ATWATER CO. No. 81 Fuiton'a
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r. The subscribers LozenSe lof Colo N me
Had Instantly a=vlaies ne agreeable Piouis Of thsi
unp.asgu, disorder. Permitted 20 dissolve slowly II The
moub 10 il, action the rueus membrane OF iai organ
- ,sb5T,ws Inflammation from the parts Affected II u
si., An rc.cous sud approved remedy or hoSsseuess
aud lo.s OF voice Price . cents box
Soli a; the principal drug stores, and by J. COD
D1Sc7OS Sts5 Hudson. cor Sprng-ss 50 luls;p-
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~ Free Lecture to Ladies.--ars. GOVE,S
Icipr TO Ladies on Water Cure Constitution Hall, So
Is postponed OF Tue incieuency OF
The wesiher nj "Wednesday, ?. 81 O'clock the 18Th inst
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" JAMES 7. HATFIELD. Proprietor.
ial 2m-o:- HENRY L. TWIGGS. Director.
Observation-Disclosures most unpleasant and dangerous

TT Dyspepsia.-Tbat most unpleasant and dangerous
disease cured by Ashley Coopers Anti-Dyspepuc Pill
This pill which been used extensively n he pri"sie
ra~,ice Of Sir st-y Cooper, and which hiss mel With such
pprec-denrd IN the Old world Is now introduced
on this side The Atlantic So great Is rs merit that some OF
o,r COS eminent practitioners administer II in th-ir prac
rr Thousands OF Testimonials ofs beneficial effects mghi
b Gduced huI The proprietor feels assured thai The best
Inn,n-nds,,or is lis efficacy and therefore prefers sub
rnDg II 10 he Tested by Impartial pubic. He wishes
however distinctly understood hz he does 10. pretend
,Ser mis- PHI will cure every Eing, but only that il Will cure
rtai se if perssvereI in Among these are w ind IN
The S,on.sch Indigestion, Nervous Headache Dyspepsia
ons,naiio Coslveues and such diseases depend
entupp ar improper OF the storaach Those who use
res. PIN. ilhpui deriving any BENEFIT snail have !he,E D.
ney refunded Price = ents per box Fun directions ac
co55rnsny,ng zach box. For sale ONLY by
DR.. CAROL L CO. No. Murayst near Broadway,
I-rir1-nds Principal Agents II America
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n wheeler, Auorusy and Counselor eli
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds &c wiz attend n NE
kssdtng.Rocm o, ssmmAuy Hall 81 al hours Of tne Gay
aad eye1tls.
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LATER FROM HAiTl-Papers nave oeen received
this City from Port uPriRce 10 toe lst lnst-one OF
which lie Mcaitsis communicates the Information that
the brig ependence, which bad been purchased by
the Government, has been pronounced unseaworthy.-
She sail short lime before, and after being out only
few days obliged 10 put back being hall hled VIII
water The engineers on examining her, pronounced
her be unfit for service. II affirmed that the brig
WAS known 10 be UNIT for service long before the Hay
ten Government purchased her. The Journals make
great CON- plants at the alleged fraud pracilccd.
The same journal rcls,es THAI il has been advised that
the Spanish ieet which left Cuba supposed 10 be des-
tined for Dominica, assist the Dorlinlcans was only
intended To raaspor; troops and stores 70 Porto kco
where il is said, symptoms OF revolt had manifested
themselves Having landed the troops on board az Por-
Rico the journal proceeds say that lis future des
nation 10 cruise IN the seas 10 me Norih o ay in
order protect the Spanish flag which II was Thought
IN danger in consequence Of the struggle going on
between Hayti aud the insurgents OF the Eas;-thH Is
the Domncans. This story believed by the Hsytiens
Upon the OF the intention OF the Spanish govern
going 10 take Dominica, and take up Its cause Of
the Dominicans the journs. speaks as follows:
Ii is sad. indeed that the government OF Madrid
shout send ships Of war direct from Europe 10 protect
insurgents. But we Cannot coHc-Te how hat govern
should have recourse 10 shs OF war from OLD span
and not resort ships CUBA Old Spain
rich as her colony II is Cuta which supplies her
naus;ed treasury In fact believe thai all this talk Of
Spanish protection idle ts.e invented purpose
impede efforts against The Eastern insurgenta
FROM H,L1rAy.-Wc have received saws The
Boston Advertiser from our attentive correspondent
Hasx the papers Of that place TO the 18th INST The
Colonial Legislature mad been for number OF days en-
gagged in al important debate n regard 10 the Fsht OF
Government officers Treasurer and Collector. 20 hold
seats in the House of Assembly The Dill before the
House proposes disquaiy excise officers and others
The question undecided AT The last date. ~ an
early stage OF the debate the bill passed IN Us second
residing by vote Of % TO 20
SUCCESSOR TO LORD FALXLASD.-Some Of the
NewBruuswck papers contain arepor ha, his Lordship
is 10 be succeeded by Sir Mel Douglas This may be
the case they sso report that new Lieutenant Gov
eruor for New Brunswick is expected in the April sea
mcr.
The WEArHER.-The weather for the past nine
days has been severely cold The thermometer on one
days 10 u deg. below zero in az exposed
situation Halifax Journal.
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General Notices.

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Tribune received BY authorized Agentc, kEDDlNG Co.
States Tsrms-lo cents per week or Two cents or
Single Copef. :,
Weekly Tri,1u- sy-ry FRIDAY Morning 10, cents or -
per
An new ana ch-rp publication, iof sale low IS issuet
nv Boston Publishers Thi-rs Napoleon. jeI eota
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NJOTICE.-An the unclaimed goods remaining sdog bo
lei Monday IN Jsnusry last win be dsposea store
Auction by Wine Weservelt 81 .s Al i0i o'clock
No Is Spruce tho 18th Ee5n1sC cIf Poliea il26v
AN T. r. NJ BLEAKLEY.0- -----
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To,t Soaps Of euery C0I0gnt, ErtT1efs Pon'am
ioarraattd fresh and genuine Bears Oh iar o'5 C9ifca
shaving GERM 4nandrne for chapped hands Combt Har
Nat, and Tooth Bru,es trarraed Rasors Of the net q~d'
,ty &c &c.
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--o0rRY STORE IN JERSEY O1tI =
GRoGEEThs stock and fixtures Of me store i Y
FSaosonsry wa.h1gsOn 70, n ss now 10 ousEs
!. now and the store vel s sooa one and pee
sues I and Industry profitable business may os
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TIE o S.e. IsIfaiy ipsrtaned wa :. -. . ).
Toilet Sospn Rose Bouquet &c &c are 70 BE-
pA1OaO Lore OF The suos SIISSEr 10 s,osdv.v.
' ~ linz
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DROsPEcTUs.-rH Wrsrrnv CoxrIxrxr a weekly

EDROSPECTUS.- " ESTER: t:oSrtxrvr n weakly
4 Newspaper OF Literature and Art Indepanden mt in
late editor of the New World. and w = THOMPSON late
eaor Of the Augusta Mirror and author of Major Jones'
ConriSlIp,' chronicles OF PineyIile,'
The favorable auspices under which this Journal
nenced' and The warm encouragement with which has
been welcomed IN Ill parts of III" country, positive
assurances Of ITS The fullest have
been made to 1t with spirit. energy and effect.
Edforswhose regulations established have been per-
manentiy engaged; the most able and popular writers
have been elsted the abundant of European
literature VIII be brou gIt ter and profusey lavisled-
ndeed the whole world Of letters wherever genius flour
isles ana learning spreads. III b. pat under contribution
70 give strength beauty and variety TO The Western
1t Presents a weekly co1npend of news CHILLED with
care from every oign and domestic source and diges,
OF all KINDS of iniormation literary, scientific, political,
gloaantcTestihg alike 10 the scholar and the
business.
1t Is devoted o Southern and Western interests not
opposed TO those OF the North and East but
nent with right and Justce-intercsts bestowed by
Constitution and indispensable to the maintenance. Of the
mon Of these states 1t seeks subGue sectional PEAL
oEses cherish sentiments Of aify, expand the affections
as we'll as the intellect of men, ana bild upon the
traI ground Of letters, temple Concord, where
al parties ma, met and be brothers Cancellation its
Truth its guide.
II shall be worthy Of naInc-3fIIie Western CONT
nent, oar country, whole country, and
old states, territories and old territories by po-
son, by occupafion-however ours, if by right
shall be commended for, defended and maintained,
cor3ing 10 humble ability, but with fearless spirit
4 great deal than this mi ght I've said but ..breyty
Is the soul of Wit and much be expressed a few
WORDS sia. promise little and perform much Try
Us reader and Judge for yourself Nithou, another fot
on the subject pray forward the insignificant sum
Of DoIr-ARs-it could be better eapended-and
your and address directed to
TAYLOR. " IIDE CoMFA:Y.
Jarvis Building, Nortsl-st. Baltimore
Or G.. 3. Z-iber and Co. Philadelphia; Geo Dexter.
30 Anustreet, New York Reddng and Co.. State street
BOSTON Mass Amos Head, CharIeston :. C.; &c. Nor
gan y orleans: Robinson and Jones, C.ncnnat-GES-
f.RaL AGENTS
To all editors Of papers who viii copy the foregoing
brief Prospectus with this notice, will send the Con-
nent in exchange. We hope old friends viii re-
member that shall be happy 10 ind many
new who will say kind word for The Western
Continent Jan 2ist, i-46
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

KISSING AND WASHING FEEr.-The Akron
Democrat gives tho following report of trial in
that village. The Picands Milleri,es have some
quocr notions and practice to say the least:
.'Rather a comical trial took place las, Sa,ur-
day. before Mayor Chamberlin, of (she la,e) Rev.
J. D. Picands Of the Second Advent Church.
charged with assault and battery in kissing the
wife Of Lyman Green and washing her feet. a
gainst her husbands will. L. V. Brice. Esq.
counsel for the prosecutor, laid down the law very
clearly, and Mr.. Picands not only admitting the
facts charged. but justified himself on Scripture
grounds, 90 conclusively that tho case dis
missed. Those who join that church will under-
stand that it is on the progressive principle
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A!gLI Gaze ILEkE1,

Mr. b. + IfITTIE, respectfully offers his profession
al services, all the branches the ct-
zens of Richmond and vicinity. Having had some eight
years experience IN the practice Of Medicine hopes
to render general satisfaction all who favor him
with a call.
Lie can be found at Joseph w. Gbert's Hotel when
not professionally engaged
Richmond, Jan. 21.t, 1916 i.3y
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-Fs1EAz os

\ late arrival at Pensacola announces. that the
Mexican Government has refused to receive Mr.
Sidei, our Minister. Two reasons are assigned
for this step. The first Is, impending revolutions
in Mexico: the second. the critical state Of our aE
fairs with Great Britain. The reports re contra
d'ciory. They may be groundlcss. Bu. thew
are credited at Vera Cruz, and ut Pensacola.
few days will disclose how far these arc true.
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paccerDINGs OF TIE Iyiyrn coyGnEss.
" AsH!NUToE, Jan. Il, Isl !.

SENATE.
Mr. Fairfield, from tho Committee on Naval
Atialrs. reported bull TO provide for The aug
mcntaton OF tho naval force Of the Gated states.
Tho bill provides for tho construction OF ten
steam-yossals of war-thrco OF tho class of frig-
ates. five of soops and two smaller vcssels.-
1t also authorizes tho President OF tho United
States whenever in his opinion the public ex gen
CIV shall require i, 10 hayo completed and pr. IN
commission all vessels tho stocks, and to
purchase such naval stores and ordnance may
be necessary to lit them ont. Tho bill appro-
pirates $55,G23 0OJ for building tho ten steamers;
$4,000, O00 10 complete tho vessels the stocks;
,03O for repairs, :oj25,00O for stores, and
ss5oo,Ooo foe ordnance. Thu bin was laid on
the table and ordered to be printed
Mr.. 1cwy offe red resolution lnstrucing the
Committee on Naval Affairs to inqnire into the
latest improvements in War Steamers, and exam
inc into the state of the naval detences of the
Gulfof Mexico Th: resolution was adopted.
The Prcsdon, laid before tho Senate rcmon-
STRANGE against the admission of Senators or Rep
resentativcs from Texas 10 seats in either House
Laid on tho table.
Mr.. Allen moved that tho Senate take mp TIC
resolution reported from tho committee of For
eign Relations annul and abrogate tho treaty
of i>27 for the joint occupancy of Oregon.
Tho motion prevailed and tho resolution was
taken up.
Mr.. Allen moved that it be postponed and made
the special order for Tuesday, 27h inst.
Mr.. Haywood wished latter day and named
Tuesday. the Bird of February.
Mr.. Westcott wished a still later day to afford
tho senators from Texas opportunity to have
voice on this important question. He moved
therefore 10 amend by inserting Tuesday the 10Th
Of February
Mr.. Calhoun said 10 was in favor Of an carly
dav. bat would vote for tho lates, day named in
Difference to those Senators who wished time for
reflection upon question of such magnitude.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

cur,ait our Cincinnati correspondents letter.
We will publish the balance of his very interes-
ting letter next week.
CINCINNATI. Jan. l7th.-Sasurday night.
The weather for the last two days. has been
such as to check to great extent, all on! door
operations. 'Iue Brightness of the money mar
kct IS s.lI! the universal complaint amongst all
classes 0 dealers. IN consequence Of WHICH. the
price Of most articles have declined 4 shade from
last aoak ; quotations. Flour from Wagons Will
net command over = 60 10 40, from store, by
drav load Si.%0. with downward tendency:
CIoyef Seed : 100 10 y 10 cash. ono saio 10 day
NJ So ut 90 DAYS. and s,Iu looking downward;
FaNseed 100 10 30 for large lots; Pork from
wagons Sd, on foo. 3 p 10 800 dividing on
zoo pounds; Whea, = cents; Barley IS 10 IS;
near oil no sales OF imporianca fPork or bacon
or lard. Large quantities arc being shipped, al
though fsci-lts contjnne higl, boats now charge
II New Oroan- for pork > 90, -four - cts.
p uad freight - cts pr loo lbs. the river has
fallen from oac - two feet bat Is still II good
conf lt,3a FOR all classes Of boats. There IS one
ar.Icie that ia.cni qao:e hcro for the benefit
of Iolr larmars and others who are not supplied
vii it, winch h1yc never soan IN prico current
IN tav If, that recolcct of. and which they
may rely upon It | do no. mistake figure;
m an clocks god brass clocks. So anI warra p
I'd Is, commission merchants, sell from thrCc 70
f5ar dollars. TaDse sold and warronicl bv reg
u3r az .nts and powell or from $ 80 % 30.
Iaaro Is SAL 70 D i icw cases OF small poN IN
he city, the worst o whch that have hoard oil
= l,at on medical student from North Carolina.
IDis case II seems deias tho SKILL of the whole
fraternity, DE-. Beach included, ana Is gwen up as
hopeless. Both Canals si,Li closed.
Yours truly, IL.
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The MILITIA OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Ihe
number of militia enrolled and subject to drafs IN
the United States is, according to the Army Re-
cister l759.Slo. From the date of many OF
the returns, they must necessarily be Tar below
the true standa I'd, but they may safely be stated
n, , 900 900 men. One tenth Of the actual militia
force of the country would give an army OF 2uo,-
0UU men.
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Not E2itoriaL. ]

Cure follows Every day adds testimony o the
list Of the witnesses remedies
the 'lfebrew Plaster and the Persian Pills" And
their great popularity renders them liable be counter
feed the public would do well that they
from agent except those who appointed by d. Har
ter x Co., they the only general agents tho
west. Use advertisement 1th page.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

A shock of an earthquake seDsby felt at
Memphis on Tuesday last. Il, was accompa-
Med says the Eagle, with rumbIing noise.
and apparently proceeded from a norshwes;erly
direction. The shock lasted abou, half min
uic.
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The Wings of Nashua and Nashville. \. H.,
through committee. have presented Mr..
Beard the editor Of the Nashua Teleg raph. one
Of Pratt's patent Yankee card presses, worth
$3.50, and check for S54 in cash. Christmas
was the day selected for this valuable and com
plimen,ary tribute of es,eem and Friendship.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

Tho Legislature Of Pennsylvania me, on the
9th inst. D. l.. Sherwood, of Tioga county. (loco)
was elected Speaker of the Senate. ana Findiey
Patterson. Qoco) of Armstrong county. Speaker
Of thu House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

o-z--Judeo !Isaye-, i.ea ;,nrn npFointof
vcyor Of Miami lands. we are informed bat the
appointment WAS offered to him, ,hro the inAu-
cncc Of Senator flanagan, and the Judge NIGHT
have '.come il" provided he had answered few
questions 10 his qualifications. &c. We stand
PLEDGED 10 correct mistakes.
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The New York Telegraph says: "A brigade
of $500 young men has been privately raised in
this city and five adjoining counties. who
mustered for service. if a war break out with
England. The command has been unanimously
rendered to the gallant Gen. McNiel. and bv him
accepted. We hear that the services of this brig
ade have been actually rendered TO the Govern
ment.'