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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
SIiEIIIEE'S SALE.

DY virtue of a decree andexecution TO d.
ID rected, from hlc Wayne circuit court, will
expose at public sale at the courthouse door ia
Centreville, Wayne county, Indiana. on the 18th
day of October, I-fT, between the hours of 10
o'clock, a. m, and O'Clock, p. m, of said day,
the following property. to-wit:
A certain parcel OF land. wing and being in the
county of Wayne and State of Indiana, and
known by being the northeast quarter of section
eight : IN tow nshp fourteen III, in range one
|, west of the principal meridian line drawn
from the month of the Great VI ani River. Also,
another tract parcel OF land living and being ia
the county nd state aforesaid, Known by being
part of section numbered nine Q /. in .Iship
and range aforesaid, and bon nded as follows, to-
vat: BrginniEg on the west line of said section
at the half mile sttie; running thence north on
said line seventy ~ perches: thence east TWEEN
fy-two - pcrch-s TO . small creek. called west
fork of the cast fork Of Whitewater; thence
south with said creek, to the centre Of said
section; thence west, six 81 perches 10 the place
of beginning containing ten 10 acres, be- the
same moro or less.
Taken as the property Of Mahon CIawson, to
satisfy said decree and execution favor Of JAS.
Brown, Administrator ct ais heirs Of w illiain
Brown, deceased.
DAVID GENTRY, Sniff w. G.
September 2lst, 1877 So 39ts
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EslsaI Ess sESIf 5WS
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SURPRISING CURE.

Lo~ELL, Truablll 90. Ohio. March c, 1916.
-He>*fS. Md Il Ca--l usoiicited send this
ts>tisHcLt1i concerning pr. {. Flames Worm
Specific About seven Years siacc | was called
Uasa 20 v.Sit 4 Young woman about twenty-se-
Yen Years ot age. found her iaborlng under
strong symp:ont> oil frosp>as ttcr She IN
larusr4 lue that she W4s uBHrll for something
it..e git Wears, and that she had been treated
bv several oi the ne .ehhoring Physicians. who
f.s.e.. 10 elect curr--tud tact had spent all
SHE haD-snG Was St.l. IN SO better condition than
when she commenced taking their medicines,
ana .was totltri Tel 10 work what she abba
for her board. Ihe Physicians 10 whom she had
aFpie4. had uniformly treated her As IN a case
of FFoApsuS tern, ana other complaints pecu-
liar 10 females.
Fer SIX or eIs 1T weeks treated her case a.
ole Of the above mentioned, without any bcne-
tieIal effect She taken with vomiting of
blood. and from other symptoms that cSis-
ted 1t The inns, | forced 10 the conclusion
that she troubled with rro .fts, ami told her
hat thought aboui 1t. and proposed that she
hsg. better take some worm lue4ic!nc, bat sho
highly offended The idea OF her being
uoa.lea IN Nat way. She sand II was all per-
feet.s uousenstcal--thnt the other Physicians
Ner hunted il 10 her--and Size therefore thought
il useless. | finally prevailed on her 10 take
some Of VI Lanes American " oTn Specific one
bottle Of which she 10 take al two Goses.
aa,! the result Vas, she passed three hundred
AMI ninety-srven, ninety Of which were IN one
knot ball. and required the assistance OF a
34tI5Af woman iiit Was IN 10 take iicth
her / saw her, ana She the n told me the worms
were all large. then proposed TO give some
EIore Of the same medicine, and the pre-
seFlp;ion as before, which was done-and the re-
salt was, she passed four hundred and fifteen
worms. that she counted, besides u number that
were not counted.
After She passed the worms her ordinary healtl,
retHrHed--aud since that She get married, raised
d 9H4s.Il family, aud still continues TO have her
health. ours, sc. JoHx Bu~rLYR. VI. II.
The incrc,'ulous can see Dr. Buffers letter, in
reference TO tins wonderful case, by calling any
t.tssc at the prng store Of J. Kidd x Co. corner
ii y God ana Fourth streets Thu, valuable pre-
garat.on ii for sale by J. KIDD y Co.
Corner Of Wood and Fourth sts-
Be particular to inquire for 'pr. VI Lanes
American " orIn Specific, Vcrnifuge."
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FOR I'M CthE OF
1le UerontcS, Or Liey- C.mpisjm, Dyspepsia
and Sick Eeatache.
Cts.rrc--None are genuine without fac SIM
lie 81 the propfietor's signature Prepared for
Tie proprietor ~ JONATHAN KIDD * Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
No 60 w ood st.
\. p. In orter that there may bc mistake
Is particular and ask for DIR, M'Iiames Liver
f4i<.
Tor sale, IN Richmond, by Joseph Howes, and
Il1.n Reed.
Ctu;reylllc, Jno. T.. Dunlain, J. A. Hannah
;.fa j. Stevens.
F.uhools. Henry Gctteil.
Gertrantown II. Ohm :. W of.
Cambridge, {. II. Raymond.
Milton, DAVID & KEN. and Jesso Hiatt.
Abingdon, Daniel MidGlekanh
MAY -, 1917. 81 I'D ON.
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EHR. CUIIEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,
? For Lea0ciyh1ra, CopiHnHis, or Common
II hItS.-rhis IeXutious, and often dangerous
disease, is unfortunately well known among
females, that detai! OF its symptoms seems UNI
necessary.
10 the patient herself, the disease manifests
itsaIf by uneqpivoca gins; vet from a delicacy,
false. and often fatal, she frequently neeiecis TO
inako known he condition, even 10 her most IN
seriously impaired and the foundation laid for a
long cliAlogue Of other diseases such as Slow
Ieker. attended with difficult respiration, PafPi-
tal.ons Fljiitus, &c, ana when the disorder IS
lot cured, it is frequently followed by others sfH
more serious and fatal, such as Prolapsus uieri,
ar fs,liug Of lie womb, Ulcerations, Atfohhy,
altl Drop~y. which end in Geoft.
10 ENJOY ooa htaih ne secretory organs
s.tsst bc ia yoaad condition..
" hcncver then, the disease manifrsts itself.
lei the patient have Immediate recourse 10 refn
c6y which viii restore the diseased organs TO Il
healthy condition. and all the distressing syihF-
toms VIII speedily disappear, and The dea'h-hho
uaIor of the cheek he succeeded by the roseate
hue Of health.
Sach a remedy may be found in &c ullen's
Specific 1T not only pleasant safe, aud
certain nedy for IcucoTfhoea, but for suppress
win. lis name indicates, Specific" for all
uterine diseases. and d the time entirely
fee from al ingredients which have in any de-
gree an injurious effect upon the system.
This preparation is made OF vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly InIure the most DELI
cate constitution. II Is nfref been knorn TO tail
ia Sirc1e c4fc - rfscta cUre.
For sale At Dr. HOWE Drug Stor,.
Richmond july -, Ie47. by.
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'. &c. RgEE'ste O's-E.-N qa"tac.urer o.
e'fsGs'E. gstssFsts5

g,o, X ~ 49,. TT 7.ro&~s ai-C;-Es.~ &c.
rn<iT ANKftf. for the patronage already ex-
fru5eI te&srs! BIN. >oiicits i continuance
81 the sysle hayn- served apprenticeship
Of seVcn wears with The first CARING Maker N
Fhilt1elphit. whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the different Institutes: ne hopes 10
~ able 70 gat ~ article a least equal to airy
now manufactured III the Western country
Al.-l)--tor safe a superior arti@Lt' OF 70 y
Y ARMS II naae by the Oldest Vanish
Maker in Phajaaeip itia--5rnrreated net 70 creek
ALso-Carrisre Trimmings Of every descrlP-
tion. such Is I.aces. Cloth, silver HUB Bands,
Door II andlrs. Lamps. Lock ana Hinges. Rugs
Sc: uli If which will b. furnished II the lowest
Cash price. Persons 1t . distance can L" accom-
llo4atrG 5y droppiH. ii line to the subscriber,
Nun street, opposite Mr.. Gi;bcrt's Hotel,
K edmond. Ia. Feb. 9, III. l9n II.
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STRAINED or STOLEN.

-HROM the subscriber resisting a Richmond
Saturday the lth INST. small caFk
brown mare, three years DID, star in the forehead,
shod before. No other marks or brands recolleet-
ed. \ liberal reward viii be given 10 any per
son who NAV return the same or give any iHfor-
nation by which she NAV BE- obtained.
BENJAMIN NATTIS.
Richmond. sept ~. -.
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And why 10 we say No because there is no
class Of Diseases that can he certainly pre-
vented ard cured is those now spoken of
Ihi<lS fhe Great Fact to vhirh the Graefen-
lere toHnn5aH vou}5 cell the attentions Of GOV
tE<oI-. CLERGY MEN. JIEEsI~. J. Nv
IERS, MEDICAL MEN, PHlItA<TilRO-
Pl~TS Of every name and sect. HUSBANDS,
FATHERS. " IVES; and MOTHERS in the
entire WrSt There i no reason why Bilious
Disorders Sttts,I.! not be
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IJtanglanf Success Of Bucban's Hungarian Bal
sam Of Lae--Hie Grea Eagiish Remedy for
Coughs. Colds. Asthma, and Consumption :


Coughs. Colds. Asthma, and Consumption.
TIM most celebrated and infalbe remedy for
COLDS. con g!ls, asthma, or any form OF pulmonary
consumption, Is the Hungarian Balsan OF Lie
discovered by DR.. Buchan, of LONDON, England
tested for upwards Of seven years in Great BrI-
taIn and on the continent OF Europe, and intro
ttuceG into the United States under the immedi-
ate superinte ndence of the inventor.
The astonishing success of the Hungarian Bal
sam of Life, in the of every form OF con-
sumption, warrants the American Agent IN soil
citing for treatment the ,rors possible cases that
be fou nd III the ommunity-cases that seek
relief in vain frotn any of the common remedies
Of the day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished physicians confirmed and IHeu-
rab!e. The Hungarian Balsam has cured. ana
can cure. the most desperate Of cases IL II u"
quqck HostrarH, but standard English renieoy'
Of known ana established efficacy.
The great and only certain remedy f"r coioS'
rougals thrna and consumption, Is the hunga-
sIan Baisan1 of Life This unr'vaiied specihc
vail not only relieve, but speedily and effeefuaiiy
c9re when al other means have failed. Make no
experiments whatever upon the delicate tissue
u the lungs but seek at this infallible rem
e8t. ana YOU are safe. Under its benign and
sfav tive Influence the most obstinate and dam
gerous cough Is speedily removed; Splitting OF
blood. so alarming, IS entirely prevented; nigbt
sa-eats which nuilify the restoring power Of
sleep. are checked: Inflammation IS Tedaeed'
nain and Sc re ness in the side felt no more;
the brsat thing rendered soft and easy; ana LAC
unfortunate sufferer is sonn restored from Lhr
awful condition Of consamptlse, to hss'shJ
/ and comfortable existence.
In case of actual disease OF the lungs, OF o. sea
/ ted consumption. it is the only source Of hope
/ American price, 81 per bottle. with full direc-
tons for the restoration Of health
| None genuine without the written signature
Of the American Agent, gold and bronze Ia
/ bel 10 counterfeit which Is forgery
| Fer sale at thu Drug Store OF
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e A 4 + O n.

UvIIE undersigned cautions the public against
purchasing a certain note given by him to
William Shields, dated Aug. 18th, Is46.-due on
or before the 18th Dec, Of the wear for $50
The note is endorsed. Issued Jan. %. ISL.
The note VIII not be paid consideration was
given it; and the note having been sued on By
Mr.. Shields before ]. VI Poe. fsq.-the case de-
cided IN NV favor--aPpsaled TO the Circuit Court,
and the plaintiff there non-saitea, there i bat lit
tie probability that tbs note can be collected -
law. AN DREH " GODS
Sept Goth, 1917.
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INHE subscribers have Just received a Lot of
Cincinnati Pressed Tallow Candles, which
hey will sell low by the Box.
w. w YNDE. & co.
Richmond. Feb. Q, Ist1
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LIGHTNING LINE.
10000 TsENl<iSs KILLED.
FIVE DOLLARS REV .iRD!!

CtTOLEN from the subscriber the 9Th inst
= small YELLOW BULL PUP, with black
nose and face short tail. and what Is called hair
lip. about or weeks ola The above reward
will be given fer the pup or thief
p. D. SLOAN.
Richmond, Ind, Sept. ] 5, le41.
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u ME subscriber has removed to jon BoRrox's
on STAND whore he Will be ready al all
tunes to ate nd TO customers in his line. Being
IN receipt of the Philadcp hia and New YORK.
Fashions he Will do work mp in the best and most
fashionable ST le at far Prices.
MATTHIAS CONkLE.
n B,-Pcrsons wishing TO have PLAIN work
done can have II atte nded 10 by Job Bortou.
August 10, I-i7 f.}-6u
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Building Materials Wanted

rESfIE undersigned Wishes purchase i let Of
seasoned plank. >heetjng, seantling. shln-
rlcs Sc also, stone, lime ana sand, IL appliea-
non Il. made sooa IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Aug. Il. lSi7. Stiff
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Pleasant dwelling For Sale.

Pleasant dwelling For Sale.
TUNIiE house erected by G.. X. Williams, on
Washington street, - offered for sale on
advantageous terms II il u two story brick !,
containing four rooms and kitchen-the house
finished in modern style-tiIc lot high auGdTy,
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
shrubbery. 1t * one OF the most desirable
licences, for small family, in Richmond. For
terms apply to the undersigned in CentreviIIe, or
ID. =. Holloway, III Richmond
JOHN b. STITT.
October 18th, lci6. 42-tf
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EsE2 E.+ EEy e!

an N cs--s where it IS IA tie systrn4 to ef"ft-
c.ts = i.afgt- u.
All ti4sse ends are surely attained by the cole
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E 9.AS-sEED.

MANY PERSONS, are still indebted to
I'VE old accounts; small sum
thut Wlil by no means IncommoGe them TO pays
-uU ot friich would be Of service to me.
lENIN REED.
d P.%-i will sell You Goods III line
cheap rs ever. FIrasc call at the old stand.
Richmond, August u, icl1. 3ltf
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GCS, Pr W. GElLl5LaInIE0 )
HEAP CAST: STORE. BAR
I GAINS mar BE- had 1T the store Of j. w
t,iLBtRI, who has recently received from the
East complete assortment Of DRY GOODS.
lis stock consists, IN part, of
C!ofts, CaSsineres TcStiags. Satinets and yeanx
Faacy Goods DC.
u 5Ai.SO-s full ssort:ncmt. ~ all times,
oi iiAItDsV ARE. GROCERIES,, and
OF E.fNSssr IRE.
There is No MISTAKE but that the above
FOODS viii be sold at unusually low prices,
for Cash. approved Country Produce
Call at the CifEfP CASH &TORE. in
the West Eoom Of fAe Richmond IIotei and obt-
min BARGAINSt
Richmond. Aug. 81, lS17.
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DY The Grocc, Dozen, single copy, for
Dsale at the Book Store Of - Z. ffofLow,Y
Richmond, September eth, 1917. 31lt
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Merchants, Mechanics, Nanufac-
turcrs, and Erery Body;

IAN be supplied W ith varoas articles of trade
~ in the line of Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
BY calling al the old stand IN Richmond as
good terms as they pos ib.y purchase else
where. Orders from distance promptly atten-
ded to. IRWIN REED.
Up. ST shall be in the receipt of a new lot
of Medicines, from tie East. in few days, and
which can. and will sci cAeap. j. r.
Richmond August a. lSi4. 3Itf
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TIE GFAEFEnBERe PILLS.
TVfITY TE0TSiyD Boxes Sc'D EiCH lN1
EVERY WE EN-.

IEvHE oRAEFEN Berg COMPANY desire
10 cal The attention of every one interest
ell Is tae health 81 IS great ana beautiful West,
10 their views respecting
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Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power to OFEx TIE PoFEs:
CLEANSE AID STRENGTHEN THE sToNAcH ASp
Bowels MAKE THE UEI<E Flow HEysITIfrLT AID
CLrAR: AND TO GIVE rosE AND STREsorH 70 THE
SYSTEM
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
10 John street, Aew York.
Tin towns whore there Is no branch, the
Company viii appoint application by let
ter asst paid or otherwise
Persons w.5-.i.sg tie Pills sent by mail, can
or4er them.
Frlce-25 cents peg box
MYERS SEATON, Centreville,
General ! gent lor the State Of Indiana.
Feb 9th, i-41. 1tf
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In ali bilious or chronic disorders, these Pills
achieve the most wonderful triumph UERE THEY
DEFY COMPETITION. Ard as the susceptibility of
the 4 nler.can constitution is these diseases,
they are aptly styled b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

at various rstes from IS 70 % cent? For ether Grains
there was tts or nc inquiry and we heard Of 10 sales
For Barley snd Rye operations. Il "a Necessary 70 have
the letter mail Osts are normally 90 before
wHlsKY-The rspd stysnce IN Corn hsd IL natural
effect upon WHISKY and somc holders were ssking 30
cents for bbs small sae or tao was made how.
ever q; - a n cent?.
TALLOW-A ssle Of 50 coo lbs was made previou. 70
the arrival Of tee steamer cents cash The market
today IL unsettled.
WITNESSES 100 pkss Malaga At a cents. in essks
and - cents "a bbs
PROYIsrySs-The advises forn abroad have
strenEbsnt.'e TieVs Of hoiArrs and the market was
held si0 ana l. 40 for Prime and Mess There were
sales but buyers offered ~ cents OF these prices
sale Of sour Prime mase 81 : o2i. Beef ia held
advancing rates but no iDiporsn. sales were made
some holders Of Picked Meat asking and cts
but parcels the market =; = and cents pre-
vous rates. sac 20 Dds Lard 81 cents before the
sfeamsr arrived
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correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. e.
The busy bees have been buzzing odsy around
the Geographic and exchange hives but very little honey
could be made from the Flour and Cotton sprouts.
which electric sslvsnism forced here The reports
we received Of such advances that all
stood sghsst
No local news has transprcd this morning.
The new iron cord for the New-York Telegraph
has been put up and connected this afternoon.
hope now TO have more breaks failures. The
Baltimore and the Pittsburgh wires Of the stout
material resist wind end weather and OFT Of
order.
II is now definitely settled that Mr.. Banks as
sumes the duties Of State Treasurer.
The weather here is milder, and think a storm
is eliminating
SALES or SIocKs-Fira Board.-l0O0 State IS
cap 56l $500 Lehigh &C. 6l3 $50 Bk g. 100 Vcks "a:
100 Morris Canal b5 9lAtter Board-lO0 Penn TIP Bk.
BOT IS Mechs Bk Sd 25i 10 Coml b. 81. Second
B0oyd-2o50 Lehgh Loan. cit; 800 Susq Can Bds 35i
50 Susq Canal. 81 100 City IS, 81 - L BIZ II {;
1000 Reading b % % Bk, ~ 100 Lehigh int.
6lt 200 do Loan 6ll - Union Bk Tenn. 500 .--Attr
Board-6O Besv Nd 2Ol 100 Morris Canal 2: 1000
State So OIL 1000 do cap 81,
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Markets. Carefully reported for he Tribune.
MONDAY, Jan. %.
- la general business there but little done to-
day the attention of operators being absorbed BY the
movements In Cotton and Breadstufsl
AsHEs-Holders are asking larger prices but there
have been sales 10 show a market
COTTON-The receipt OF the news per Hiberna has
crested considerable excitement in the market and the
Gales amount TO COCO bales closing at advance Of full
half a cent T. = on the transactions of Saturday.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The reception OF the Hbcrniss
advices this morning showing larger advance in Bread
stuf IN England than ever before brought by one az
rival completely unsettled the market for Flourand
before Change buyes snd sellers equally al loss
TO know what the market would open a. On Change
however speculative buyers appeared and took
1900 10 1900 bbls al Is TO 5the last sales being
at 81. 40 ii-the sales showing advance Of IS
cents per Dbl There buyers at 81. Of the close
and sellers Of Genesee So The arrival Of the
day entirely predca,ed the telegraPhc accounts
After the English houses have received their letters the
market will probably change somewhat We believe
this Is the st time IN 80 years that the January accounts
from England have been avorsble for Bresdstuts The
quotations given by Telegraph 37s6 3ss in bond viii net
about s. p here. Holders Of Southern AK 90 but
sale OF Howsrdst TO arrive. WAS made a; Is. Meal
TO s5ssked with but little offered buyers offered
so sale of 1000 bbs arrive next month was made
al 81 p, and about 500 bbls early In he morning at
81 lei.
GRAIN-The arrival Of course had equally ami
mating effect upon Grain. Wheat holders advanced
their 10 40 for Genesee and one buyer
bidding l35 1874 for good parcels We heard Of no
sale cCnsummsted Corn went up 10 ~ cents for
Southern 81 which about 600 10 10000 bushels sold
part fer Disabling There were IN ~ sales 5oQ0Q bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

furURIANT DECISION IHttGU Henderson VS..
The State of OhiO--ln Error.-1his the for
kidnapping Jerry PhinDey, at franklnton, some ten
months since and which has given rise to no small de
cree OF excitement Henderson the Justice of the
Peace and indicted with Armtsge and others, in
Franklin Common Pleas and tried at the Special Term
in September for the alleged kidnapping he was con
vcted and the others acquitted The came before
the Supreme Court IN banc numerous assign
ed and was decided this morning Wood. Chief JUS
tce prOnouncng what was understood to be the unan
imOus opinion of the Court upon the following points
The Court held l. That juror could not be with
drawn by consent IN criminal case and the trial pro
coed and therefore there was error in the proceedings
below
? That Henderson being a Justice of the Peace, act
ed in a judicial capacity. and had jurisdiction In the
OF escaping slave and consequently his pro
ceednes could be called In question, for not acting
in good faith he would be protected by the doctrine
of judicial immunity.
g. That in consequence OF this Judicial immunity he
would be liable TO an indictment but could be called
in question only by impeachment
The Judgment OF the Common Pleas was therefore
reversed and il is understood that the Attorney General
will order the discharge OF the prisoner, as the Court
have so settled all the legal principles of dispute in his
favor. tOhio state journal .
The FLOYD MoNUNEST-Soon after the death
OF Gen. CHARLES FLOYD. number OF gentlemen in
this city and vicinity asked permission OF the family TO
manifest their personal regard for the deceased by
erecting a suitable monument TO his memory. Leave
granted and the purpose has been executed 1t is
plain obesk fourteen feet high, of the purest Italian
marble, dee gned and executed by ssiutul artist
Savannah Rep.
DEATH or Hon. JAMES w. BATEs--lt is with
deep regret that the death OF this disn
guished gentleman long the pride and ornament OF
State He died at the age of So. He was honored
and respected for his great learning and talents and be
loved for tho many noble qualities Of his heart His
death has left blank most difficult 10 hll
Van Buren, (Ark) Intelligence, Jsi ;.
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Al AR RIEn

On Sunday. 9th inst; by Rev. Henry Davis at the
Csnnonst Church Miss CAROLINE A. MoCORD and
Mr.. GEORGE DAVIS. all of this city.
On Tuesday evening. 10Th inst by Rev Mr. Martin
dale. Mr.. WIN n. sKIDMoRE to Miss SUSANNA L.
LEACH, all of this city.
Rumor is pipe
And everybody blows il
They re married, and it right
That every one should know H.
May Heaven forbid that blight
Should on their prospects grow
May they have always light
While travelling here below