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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-07
Mr. CUNNING 4 "FIX.-'

We learn that Paris G. Dunning. the locofoco
ca ndidato for Lieut. Gov, is, was last week,
at New Albany, an involun,ry volunteer Ia Capt.
Sluss's company from Monroe county.-lt nP-
pears that when the requIstton was hfst mace
upon this State, war mcotIng was called II
Monroe county, tho residence Of Mr.. Dunnng
ut which he attended and made speech full OF
tro,h and patrio.ism and afterwards. call
for volunteers, signed tho list-nerc'y in fun
VIC SUPPOSE or TO increase his light stock OF
clcc,ionecring ca ;ital. Well. Mr.. Dunning start
cd out on al elcc,oncoring tour, and Mr.. Siuss
went on and raised compnny-was elcctol lis
CAPTAIN, and marched 1t 10 Camp at Now Albany.
Shortly Mr.. Cunning came along that way, and
Capt. s.. gettn. eye on him, ordered hun ID
to ranks, ard set 4 Sergeant to drilling HIM to
make up for ..ios. time Hero was "had
snap for the prospective Lieutenant Governor.
TO ..craw fish, out would insure him contempt
and to 90 was what he did not intend. The last
VIC hear Of tho poor fellow his friends wero
circulating petition in camp, TO the Governor
or General Wool to rcprcvc him. his nara
ton is given just got It from person
who learned tho facts ia Camp " hiscomb.-ind.
Courier.
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SEMINARY TRUSTEES.

Tic following is copy of tho law passed al
the last session of tho legislature relative to tho
election Of Seminary Trustees. The day OF G.
lection is noar at hand and candidates should be
announced at as early day as convenient.
An Act to authorize tho people Of Fayctto and
other counties therein named to eject their
Seminary Trustees.
APPROVED JANUARY. 10, 1916.
SscT!o., L. Be it enacted by tho General As
scmbIv of the State Of Indiana, That the legal
voters Of the counties Of Favotte. Dearborn,
Franklin. Union Wayne, Ripley, Madison. Ran
dolph, Bartholomew, Ohio. Fulton. Marshall. ..
Joseph, Park, Orange. Adams and Jay. ehali re
spectlvey, at their next annual eioction IN inc
wear Is rs, and bionniallv thereafter, elect two
seminary trustees for each of said counties. 10
serve as such for tho form Of two years. and I'M
til their successors a re elected and qualified.
SEC =. The said trustees, on being qualhed
into Office shall DO body corporate and polite,
and shall elect one Of their own body rs Prcsi-
dent and another Of their body as clork;
such president and clcrk being removable at
the pleasure of the said bo1rd Of trustees.
SEC g. Tho said boa I'd Of trustees shall be
governed in all respects by tho provisions OF tho
the thirty fourth section Of article two. of chap
ter fourteen Of tho Revised Laws of 1913. And
tha, so much of the thirty first. thirty second and
thirty-third sections of tho article and chapter a
foresaid rs contravenes the provisions of this &C.
DO and tho same is hereby repealed SO lar as sac
counties concerned.
Sec .. This act to .akc effect and be IN torce
from and after lis passage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-07

A SURE CHARGE.-i'ho following. extracted
by the Boston Transcript, from one of its South
orn papers, 'squi'c an opposite hin, 10 examine
your bills
merchant OF Mississippi during days bust
ness in which I've had been crowded with custo
mcrs. sold saddle of the valuo of forty dollars
but had neglected to mako the charge. Mex, dav
he missed the saddle and rocoec,ed tho fact of
the sale. but nc: the individual who had Dough, it.
After racking his memory for some time 10 no
purpose. he directed his clerk Jim. to turn 70 his
ledger alphabet and read OFT tho VS. then the SIS,
Bs, Us. and other ie.:crs in succession: all to no
purpose. Tired out with tho mental exercise. and
as inc rcadiess way OF settling the difficulty
Jim, said he. "charge 4 saddle to every one of
the customers" This was accordingly DONE
When the planters had got their cotton in and set,
thing time came round. the bills were presented.
and if occasionally one man moro prudent shaa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-07

his neiehbors, went through Tho dTudgory OF ox-
aiming long list Of sundries got by different
members of the family, he might possibly cIscoV-
err a saddle which they had not got, or enc more
than they had got, and Directing TO the tom, It
would be struck out or course, alleging there was
seine mistake. When all the accounts had been
settled up "Well, Jim,'' said tho storekecper,
show many customers paid you for that sadile''
Jim examined and reported thirty -onc. Little
enough" exclaimed his employer. ''for the trou
BILE we have had 10 find out who got IT,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-07

PERSIAN CURIOSITY ABOUT FREEM ,soNBY.lu the morn
ing received a visit from the Governor, who seemed
rather u dull person, tho undoubtedly very polite and
civil He asked great many questions regarding the
teramoosh khonch they called the Ereemason Hall,
IN London, which complete mystery to all the Per-
who have heard IT. Very oe the first question we
have been asked Is, Nv hat is IT." They generally be
ieve 1t to be most wonderful place. whore a may
acquire day the wisdom OF Il thousand years of
study-but every one has his peculiar conjectures
rning Some Of the Persians who went TO Eng
land became Freemasons and their friends complain
that they will not tell what they the Hail. and
not conceive why they should all be ncommunica,ive.
- Homes Sketches.
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Crane; Division.

The July Quarterly Session of tho Grand
Division of tho Sons of Temperance of the State
Of Indiana, will be hold IN Richmond Wayne
County, TO commence on FRIDAY tho 18th OF
july next, at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. The timo has
thus been extended to enable those eligible after
tho Is. of Julv to seats ia the Grand Division to
make arrangements 10 be present. as business of
importance will be transac. led; and to afford time
10 the Recording Scribes of the several Divisions
throughout the State to have their quarterly Re-
ports all III previous to the meeting. |, is expect
ed that this matter will be promptly attended to,
as the Quarterly p. w. WILL in no case DC given
TO any Division which fails to report.
BY Order
j. Z. GOODWIN. G.. S.
June 18th 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-07

The undersigned offers for sale his Saw Will, stu
,ted one mile of Richmond 1t of the best
seats in this section of Countrywide machinery OF the
best workmanship and of the latest improvements II IS
in complete orderruus daily and for location not sur
passed by any Mill in the country ,
ANY person wishing purchase invited to call ana
examne IL 1t has ali the necessary appendages, dwell
lrr bousa 81 Ec VIM BULLA, Sen.
S a,asrb.r 5,h ,s4, 45tf
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BE ON TIlR; ALERT.

My son-n-law. DR.. w m. Price, of Arrow Rock, Mo,
vi by my appreciation, is engaged in the prepa-
ration sale my pills. the of In
and he is the only authorised to make them,
and distribute them there. l recommend the pills
by him be good those formerly prepared by
There a great many persons making and vending
pills made by the formulas contained in my Work on Fe
this the have the right but druggists, most
of the cities aud towns and others in the country put
directions, copied the wrappers used before pub
isled book around their pills, and have the andacy
to my TO them, and which, If persisted in may
prosecute them for using my name In that
The pills prepared by Dr. Price put up great
the wrappers, directions, around them speak
bilious. intermittent, ague and fever, and the mode
of preventing their inception and only and
sealed The boxes while the old direction. copy
which used around the counterfeit pills, treat
ed Of number diseases and mad Joel Haydcns certi
cate the bottom of them, and were general
". though not always tied around the boxes
That individuals be imposed upon by inefficient
or worthless pills will now the names of all drug
gst authorised to sell the genuine pills in the towns and
cities Of Indiana. VIZ
David Craghea d, Indianapolis.
{. f. Wiistach, Lafayette.
Cunning CHAM & Warren, Terre-Haute
H. f. Peck Nncennes
f. p. spurrer Co. Evansville
Thomas u. Wheeian. Cambridge City.
And that who buy Of agents in the country may
know when they get good article, in addition 10 what
has already been said will remark that tie country
agents have my card stating that pills are for sale
here, these agents also generally the same who sold
- pms - V''' JOHN sAPPINGToN
Saline County. Mo.
/ p $. Ny work on fevers, A Family Medical Book, is
offered for sale by all OF agents AT the fed"c"
price of cents and TO those ndivion
ais and heads of families especially who have not the
advantages ply stefan it will always be found
invaluable have about The house truly say
will be exceedingly cheap 70 any who will follow its
the principal fevers Of the
west, worms bowel complaints, &c, &c: almost any
tell we'll whether the disease in question
has the general symptoms corresponding to the descrp
o any affection explained in my book, and in
out of ten this being understood the person
who NAV possession o. il will be well satisfied with
its price; and in many, instances, will thereby
be saved the expense of twenty times its cost. J. )
| May 2s, 1916. s3-6t
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DIED -. In THIS city, Sunday last after
protracteG illness, ELIZABETH ERWIN consort Of
JoHs ERWIN.
copy.
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IsT OF LETTERS, remaining in the Post Office
i \ at Richmond, Indiana on the first day Of july
1916
Asbby lydia Arlington Noah Alexander James
Anderson lanes Aker Samuel Adams Rebccca
Brown John Bewlsy Margaret Baker Nehemial55
Beeson Zacariah Brown VIM II bradbury :
Bowles George Bolton W bofg"anh fied
Commons E,v,raT Campbell Thomas cobbourn G W
(.,rt;Iiar lanes Cloud John Cooper Rachel
Cooper Nancy Cullen 1 Co'hef isd"c
Conner Stephen Cane William
pevarmon Ann Davis Dr. VII Dell William
Douglas Elizabeth Dutiie John
Elliott Lydia
Frazer Jane Fisher Denaras Fisher Mrs
Glenn Tbos a Gilmore Miss Mary Jane
Gardner Isaac Garigus Mrs. Catharne +
Gangware Susannah
Hama John Iixon Mary Howell Joseph w
Harnlv ReLecca Hinchey Isaac Stanford Lewis
H~fpfs Latham Hss,on Samuel iIandlay james
Hcrnesche Christopher
Justice Patrick Ieanes William I J, Jar, James W
Job Andrew Jessop Nancy jeans ISAAC
Jones Allen John David
Kunkle Michael Kunkle John Rooms Samuel
kempcr Herman knostman RudoiPh hite Mary vi
kleinhens Johannas
League Luke Lamb Samuel Lester Margaret
Morrison Efy 2 McI4eliand Ailenson Murphy Ellen
Martin W illiam Murdck Sylvester
Newman Mr. Norsbrop Miss Theresa
. Oyermau Cornelius Oggrenheiuler l.
Pcvton Miss Ruth Palmer T G > Pricc JoscphS
Phinsam Huphlam Price Joseph Pickett IN
Poll Miss Margaret Pedrck Richard feeie John
Reeves Judy Ann Roberis Joseph Randall A 5
Rambo Lorenzo Russell lthamer Robson george
Rankin Miss Mary
Smith Samuel Showers Solomon scout george
Smith Samuel w Svmons Thomas Spohr John
Shipey John w Shute Miss Alice \ Smith John
/ Strawbrdge & Gorsuch
Tunsford David
Eoss John Vincent Marida 'inlng oanuei
WiIher CElrstcph Heinrich Williamson Rev Alexander
Wiley Eliza VI Wood wa I'd Cornelius J Walton Ezra
Wcrnet Joseph Weaver Duncan w atkins Lee
WATSON James p Worre Miss ZiIpla
| Geek Amos
fpPersons calling for letters in the above list will
please say they advertised.
Tl24l-2S:3t JAMES ELDER, p NJ.
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Bank Note and Exchange List.

Corrected for the Cincinnati Gazette by EU;s & Faiet,e,
Erehaagc Brokers. ". E. corner Of Main and Sd SITS.
Who arc prepared buy, generally, the notes of the
banks low named and also furnish Exchange at
rates affixed:
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BRONCHITIS. Beaver, Pa. January %, lS41.-Dr. D.
Jayne-Dear Sir: Having been for long afflicted
with Bronchitis, disease which annually sweeps away
thousands of the human race to premature grave,
heard of the wonderful efficacy your Expectorant
Coughs. Asthma Dfheulty of Breathing. and 9th
disease of the Lungs purchased two bottles of tand
happy inform and all the and daughters
of affection that Immediately suppressed the cough,
removed the pain and difficulty of breathing, and produ
and expectoratIon, and effected
complete cure JONATHAN DAVIS, Baptist Minister,
1-TFor sale n Richmond, att Beaver, Pa
Reeds Drug Store
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

II FILTERS testamentary on the estate OF Caleb Men
Il denhali late of said have been granted to
undersigned. They respectfully request all persons
having claims against said estate present them for
uent: and all indebted the make immediate
PAYMENT. The estate solvent.
GRIFFITH MENDENHALL. Eoc,,,ox.
GARDNER NENDENHALL, I
RI NO IN 1876 2S-3t
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-
complete assortment of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
Their stock consists, in part, of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, SAT
NETS and JEANS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
sHAXVLs-in great variety PRINTS-of all the latest
and newest styles and patterns; ALPACHAS-plain
and fancy; Thbet and English HERlNO; French and
Manchester GINGHAMS; DRESS SlLkS-a good
assortment; and, in fact, every thing in the line Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. Tweeds, Buffalo ana Iowa
Drllings; Brown and bleached Musns, cheap the
cheapest Apacha and Parisene Cloths SILK s. Cotton
Neycts, Checks, Irish Linens Brown and blcachcd
Table Cloths Plain and striped Linens brown !Hol-
lands, Umbrellas; Bandanna and SpIttleeld H'dk Is
Black Italian Cravats plain and fancy Stocks Cotton
and Bingham Ifandkc rohiefs Jaconets, Gum Elastic
Worsted and Webb Suspendcrs, Carnirics Bobbinets.
Swiss and Null Musins Laces and Edgings, Lace and
Nett Wells, Ladies kid silk, pic and cotton Gloves
Alpaca Aprons and Silk do; Gentlemen's Gloves
sorted cotton Hose and Hose, Pins Needless Stay
and Coat Binding, Tapes, Buttons, Wetng and Coat
Cords and Sewing Silks and Twists, Hooks and Eyes,
Russia Sheeting, Ingram and Ncntan Carpets, Dam
ask Moreen, Apron and Furniture Checks, Vail and
Window Paper, Men and Boys Fur, Cloth, Seette.
and Velvet CAPS-latest styles; Ribbons, Combs.
Patent and Cotton Threads Ladies Travelling Carpet
Bags and Baskets, &c. &c.
u Florence Braid and Straw BONNETS-a superior
article; Straw and Palm Leaf HATS, &c. &c.
A full assortment, at all times, Of HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,, and QUEENSyVARE.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the above GOODS
will be sold at unusually low prices for Cash, or
approved Country Produce
157Call at the CHEAP CASH STORE, in the West
Room Of the Richmond Hotel, and obtain BARGAINS.
Richmond, March II, Is46. lift
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GNADDI.E.RS. be accommoda-
- ted with every thing in their line
-Srrups, Rings Bits, Buckles, all
~ kinds of Mounting. Trees, Seating
Tools, Silk and Thread, We BIB of all
y kinds, Tacks of all sizes, Trunk Locks
and Nails, Harness & Birdie lie ather
0 Pad Skins, &c &c &c-as cheap as
IN the articles be had in Gin
MSScSzxsssS.ssyIH cnnat Call and the excel
WEsS ESsssSSW lent assortment of the undersigned
NSs.sSSsS1s1O the southeast of Main and
Front streets, Richmond, la. and nudge
for yourselves OF the quality and price.
1-sHOEMAKE,RS. also be accommodated with
Tools Lasts, Sole and Upper Leather, Lining and Bind
ing Skins, Thread and of all kinds and PEGs
any quantity: all cheap for cash. Call and see
CARRIAGE-NAKERS. here find almost every
thing ir their ne-Eliptc Springs, Nathalie Fifth
W heels Axle Nuts, general assortment OF Maabe
Carriage Irons Carriage Lace of various colors with
Pasteng match Fringe, Danask Head Innings, Cloths,
Tufts, Moss Silver, Brass and Japanned Knobs Silver
Brass plated Hub Bands; Lamps; Silver and Brass
Handles various patterns Hinges, Stump JOINTS Locks
Silver and Brass Curtain Frames Rivets for Joints;
Capped Nuts: Curtains Oil Cloth CarpetIng; Rugs;
Patent Leather: Top Leather &c &c-as cheap as can
be had at any other establishment in the W est
If Saddlers, Shoemakers and Carriage Makers wish to
buy barg Just all the "Cheap Cash Store of
FLETCHER & BENTON.
June 80 1916. Off
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REJOICE, REJo1cEl REJOICE. For HEART GLAD,
DR.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy brings hopes
and prospects to the consump:ve patient whose
life attended with great suffering and pain and reduced
slender thread. Despair not, While there is life
hope and may be healed and raised ENJOY
again the blessings of health Perseverance then only
necessary and that before the lungs much dseas
ed and liberated, and is certain. Thousands of
persons saved annually from the consumptve
by the timely of Dr. Duncan's Erpectoram Remedy
Read the certificates of performed every part
the United States These evidences sufficient
all that Dr. Duncans Medicine safe and
remedy, that disease, consumption,
infancy, and secures health and happiness
u Dr.. Duncaas Western Medical office is $50 Svca-
more ST. few doors below 9Th, Cincinnati, where all
of affection eradicated from the system and
body healed and again made whole.
n-3Fo- ale at the Richmond Book Store
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To all Teachers and Parents
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,


do do do No 4
They among the best of Reading Class Books
for Schools published in this country up
wards of 10000 copies have been sold Is months
Amongst letters of ndation the following
ust been received of the best teachers
Pennsy ivania:
LES PoRr. Rcrks CO., August %, lS45
N1essrs Gregg < Elliott: -Gentiemen-Acccpt my
thanks for the OF Readers, you kind
send by friend Dr. DARN, when he last in the
city. consider them decidedly the best School Readers
have with. have introduced them into the School
at this place, and find them fully to my expecta-
tons have also introduced Grimshaw's History of the
United States, another Of your valuable School pubca
tons. ] am much pleased with DR.. Ruschenbergers
works Anatomy and Botany, which you kindly sent
They appear to to be Just the works needed, to
bring the subject of Natural History within the compass
of common Schools, and intend during the
ing winter, to make effort TO introduce the subject in
to the Schools here and for this purpose would like to
possess the whole of eight uniform Volumes which
have requested DR.. Darrh to procure for
Very respectfully, (Signed) H. G. BAKER.
Principal Lees Port Seminary.
15-A the above for sale by David p Holloway,
Richmond, Ia. G. b. Davis, Indianapolis Ia, and Mer-
chants generally throughout the State
The publishers invite all Teachers who have the inter-
est of their pupils heart examine their valuable
of School Books before introducing any others.
October 29th, 1915 44tf
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Clark Division, No 3, 5. of r. of Richmond. " ayne
county, Indiana meets on Wednesday evening of each
week. o'clock D T HOLLOW A1 w I
j. III. HJrroS. X. 8.
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@ q & 81 g e. & So

@ a e 81 g e. e So
lust received, superior assortment of CAPS,
- sisting of . doz. Mems French Guard,
Bows do do.
3 Mems Fir trimmed Cloth,
Boys do do
Glazed French Guard,
Musk,
Besides variety of Chidren's Caps For sale at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES, by JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmond, Dec g. lo45. Soft
TROCERIES, of almost every description just
" ceived and for sale, by
May 90 1916 HATNES & FARQUHAR.
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:ssxBMEw E4AEP1R.

:EsEGIeEW E3A SH.RRa
James h Dugdale, "ionn'p'' "a
% DR.. R swain. cehtreville, g
g g John Hosea, Cambridge City,"
:" 50 '' A. Savage & Co Pennsvil,e. ''
'' a - Jno ~. Leibrick, Dublin, %
Parker * Stanton, Newport, !"
50 g l. Doneon, Abingdon, :"
Nov. o. l5i5 46-6mo.
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IsT OF LETTERS, remaining in the Post Oihct
\ 4 at Richmond, Indiana, the first day Of July
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q I Z e y B N g w 4 II u s
CHEAP CASH STORE.

can now be had at the Store Of J. W
ID GILBERT and JAMES w ATT, who have Just received
of
The New York herald., 1846-05-12
Movements OF Traveuers.

The following catalogue Of the arrivals Of yeserday
were copied at late hour last nghtthe Eastern and
Southern trains being interrupted by similar cause,
each having come in contact with cows-but which, for
unaely produced nothing beyond the provoking deten
ton incidental to such contingencies =
borough, U. g. NJ. H. p Douglass Troy W. T. Bartlett
w. Lundy, Baltimore, L. Smith, U.s. A.; GenWale Bur
lngton N. j.; j. Wnder Detroit A. Hussey, u. g. N;
F. w. Brant. Baltimore
Asron.-G: w. Moose, Marsville; H. Northrup Sandy
Hill w. Kelly, Ebersc Ira Ramsey, Z. s. Stoddar,
Warrington Lieut. Dooc, Washington J. A. Rimon.
Quebec w. v. Anderson Boston; J. Richie J. Wor.
Dandy. Philadelphis @. Ridgeway Ireland w. Emmett
Hyde Park r. Forbes, New Haven j. c. Morris u.
Rutherford, Otscgo w. Austin, Boston J. Parkhurst
Baltimore Mr.. Wood, Worth Howard, Trousend Abe
ny Hon D. Webster, Mass; J. Pierce. Salem; Z. Ban.
chard, Boston J. X. Thompson Princeton; H. Adams,
H; w. Williams Boston 8. Spaulding, do; Mr. Hart
Phila
CIrr.-Chas Cramcr r. L. Crooke N. Y; Col Arm
strong Red Hook Mr. Crabtree, N. o.; D. Kellogg Co
lumbus, Ohio; j. Van Wagner. Paterson; w. sToet N.
Conger. Cortland J. Wilkinson. Syracuse; W. Ash-
mead. Harry Connely, Philadslphia
FRArKLIN.-Rev. Mr.. Colt. Bridgeport Col Z. Pratt,
do Jennett N. H.; J. Van Dusen, Phils.; T. Jerome
~ New Haven aver = whyts Babylon; M James and Norton.
port A. Rice. Canada; Dodge, Black Rock 8. Cole.
Palmyra a. Tirrcll, Ohio; H. Sherman, Poughksspse
7. Briggs, Boston.
Howxap.-H. Mease, Albany Caleb Samson, New
Haven; g. Wilson, Ohio d. Baker, Medina f. J..
Pcarce, Switzerland; M. Bonner, Phila w. Hilton.
Panok, oswego T. A. Rider, West Point w. wsrnsr.
Oswego; c. Thompson, Savannah D. Humphrey. Alba
ny; Col D. Hamilton, Watervliet; d. H. Forbes, O.
Vert, j. Clarke. Waterford J. c. Center, Phila,
The New York herald., 1846-05-12
Police Intelligence.


MAY ll.--.arrea cfa Fuxisipe.-A man, by the name
Of Joseph winstein pedsr arrested in this city
yesterday morning on warrant from Albany cnssEsd
representation from Msssrs Van shoessn and Mesek
Of the latter city amounting to $4oo on credit stating
which was afterwards proved to be false The goods he
brought understand to this city, end sold them at
Justice Osborne to be taken back Albany for trial
Grand Larceny. Ohicsr Moore, Of the 1T ward, ar.
rested last night, German called Csthn Miller on
ossSen oman Locked up Sx Justice Cob o;Sorns % ~
Rssns Roc. s.d sswsrS ehsrr.d iSs
Staten leland. Of yas while lodging together The night
RoSssS On Ms Pssrss -onicers Watson and McKeon,
Of Ire 0th ward arrested woman called Ann Allen,
sSssiy sro% Ny.%sra iocssd in Cow Bay on
the Five Points Of silver watch and breast PIN also 81
IN monsyvsiSsd In si At sa The watch G and M breast pin
had melted" Locked up for examination. by Justice
Osborne.
RusSsss 2 safpms,e-A sailor, By the name Of VII
liam McClemon alias Watts va. arrested, yesterday.
with Sons y the n,%s Of }0s
while ne was asleep The accused csughton board
the
he having exchanged il into soveregns and placed in
belt around his body Justice osborne committed MIN
.ayrsm Of a Convfet-An oficer Of the and ward ar
rested last night an escaped convict called Cnssss 10
fore the expiration Of time; consequently he was sent
back 10 his old qusrters
amendments TO the new police bill includes the consts
bles well - the pecsmcn prohibiting them AL from
the snS consent Of the Mayor These
mens We ere informsd passsd the eensts yestsrday
h: ss ind a.:
e az sss ss;sssss @sT =: Ssyssi isssaa