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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15
GENERAL. NOTICES.
2 DIR. ,Iorehend,- Graduated lIasuetic

u Dir. Morehead'- Graduated hnRneuc
Machines. -Tlese ana neauufll in-irlieli- con-
and portable compass an ample supply on ne nee <
Influences NJ electro gresn NAV nr instantly ooi1usu
No assistant required end srv one VINO can r. ~ ca
use with perfect success ID al yer Or lteAst- nc r.
feet OF these instruments u ug wonderful ara our m -.
are n6 ba 10 et ouf OF order a. accompanied by b
rev manual with fIil recous for use Prce ~ M
plete and warranted Msuufscured ant sod w,9-esae
ard re- Gil By D L AOhE hEAD " y,
a. 2ros lsz Broadway y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

DiBiic ADMINISTRATOR OFFICE. No Nassau s'r-.i =
Noice hereby o. fhe relatif and 0 kn n WI
LIAM BADGER. pdrsfe Army Int Of NeN Orrsns, 2.
essej. and who alleged ied i1fassfe the sf-u
The sNi n'eafe e bands o DE Pu6lc Ainsfafof rtstf
stored tli sro-et 0lhi him according 1 law unless ne 49,
DO ffmel hF lawful executor adu1lfrlfJr ri - A.
ceas.I he Dlfef NeF Iork s.lf ls
silaTie JANIS IHAYfR, Pable Aiait.'rsbr
DURLlC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. NJ. Niss,a s-,,-
kotce HEREBY rren the fels'fes an o An HOsE
FOLEY private United states Array Odssa,
i~e-ased who alleged 10 have dej nfesfaie
the sad interstate The hsais Of The Pub Admin rliof he
mustered and Disposed "a BY hm nc0rns o. unless he
be- claimed lawful aiuastfst0r fssei
By the ~ DAY Of OCTOBER Dated Ne. York sept lsE
u laWts JANIS : IHAfFR. Pubhf Afu.ns'rf0r
DUBLic ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No sss,su susst--
Noirr hereby gwen 20 The relative. arf n IN 0 AA
oNDEhDONh, late of e Cfy n Neu Yofs p1-r l1 kssps
de-s.~i who ALLEGED b. have ii hat ha spog
~ Seor ~ ~ County Of Hew fof. or etisf, ~ lt.'rt
upon e -,iae of he sai netlts tho l, ily
a. 10 ocs TIE iorenoon Dated SeV SEPT llh
~ ls9fN JANIS THAYFR P1blT A8m.1 .,fstgf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

DIAPER AT REDUCED PRiCE--CYRUs w.
L FIELD co Paper Warehouse, No II Cli-st lnear
John Newly Offer In lots Ia purchasers one
Of the largest and most desirable stocks OF paper the United
States prices very much lower than before Among
the great bargains may be found
5000 good white plain and ruled Letter at II l2t
per Team.
5000 resm good white plain and ruled Cap 81 % per
1900 resms good white fat Cap, at 81 80 per resm
10000 lbs. good straw boards, ut cts per H.
10000 DO. do Binders do. al do do
10000 DO. do hanging paperat - do do
1000 do tine DO DO at5 DO. do. 80 ?w
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lYANlN.

~ Phouofypic md Photographic Depot, -
: 80 = = L. I'M AAnnLM. = -ul ~
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TO LET.
FOR SALE.
!. STORES A>pDWFLLrNc. no

- STORES AND DWELLINGS TO LET Or
~. LEASE.-The new 5-sfory and attic store arl fre-
- Ing on me corner u Greenwich and Charles .. :
The store wei calculated for the dry goods drug OF csis
respectable business the house for gen'ee family Ala
the two nav ard dwellings al nng Greeng,s
Il 12t snd 7 cacgl lated Tor any resrecab business h.
ogire OF F. T. LtOUEER. ~ Ns.,t
si2 lws Fremen's Insurance Comrsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

A CARD.-Nrs. n NJ Perey having returned 10 the
n city, respectfully 10 Der friends and patrons.
hat abe VII immediately r-orgarize her classes. Tor the
season, Tor Instruction he u Landscape Painting
OF coors Residence nobwe.i corner u Broadsay AMI
Iwelfh-sf. IS W.
THEN FIVE DOLLAR >UIT>--Consist Of
elot1 coat Cashmere pants. and fancy vests Also,
ciceks and overcoa- with ch lining. from = % each
business coats 81 20 as - % Cash pad for
Gents clothing. Ceaning dying, repairing and aterng
eorrer Nassau and BeekrAn cts sl4 lv
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orrIcr NEw.YoRK ASo Ear R. R. Co.

NDTICE.-The stockholders Of the New y ORR and Erie
NRarosd Company hereby notified that ths Annual
Election for Director. Of this Compar viii be- held At the Of
ofthe Company - Wast Tuesday the 10Th day OF
October next from 10 A NJ to NJ
The transfer books will be closed from the e0h Of sep
tember till The day after election by order OF the Directors
- I'm NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary
DRIFTING INK.-IOHN LIGHTBODY - con
! saniiy manufacturing and has always hand every de-
scrpuon Printing Ink from finest Black aud C0iored
News lnks, which he warrants equal 10 any
facmrs aud low prices be- sold by any regular
manufacturer Orders forwarded by steamboat or railroad
any part Of the country, by addressing Ia al 80
ROse-st
p. ; This paperis printed with my News INK also
great many other newspapers In this city, Philadelphia Bos
ton Baltimore, NewOesns and other cities and towns IN
he limited Stafes su14 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

10 shah - af--l - lssrf 1lnlei - An. hat
o. - o. msrset tl--- aided o. H. crop
-7-a A. IT, hFPEg ps 49, shqs v-y Dcsy -
n - laiet states ,h@ gtsi srsson
H. qls1ts ~ Cotton -red o. h- shrFs pcrs
trsi ~, accounted o scat iN 49, as -i ta- a. year
lhe saq--1f ths shove
90 oly consccrat- Pcrton Tie cruq
20 nsTts "a Rsa River. and n8s-a RECEIPT
Orl-ars
TIE c-p-s AZ Ph4a1spha s1t
tns ~ ss-. sse- rSeg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

METALLIC TRUss-A new .rtiel- ,siJ, r.,.
'inoie Of construction and application Competent To re-
heFe me worst cases Of Hernia with 20 lbs
POI" without one Of pressure, lever principle 10
give any amount OF pressure desired. Also Abdominal
supporters Tor both sexes Price from 81 81 Office 10
Broadway cor Of M4den-lsne 2 up stairs slf I'm.
NEsMEki>N, CEAIKyOYANCE and Gal.
4'hFanlc recciy, applied 10 The discovery aud cure o.
disease, BY Dr. Hayes and the greatest Csiryoysnt IN
The ely for The cure Of diseases Osce III spnns-.i n
2xs - " -
MRS. ROBINSON. Clear stsrcher, % Mercer-st be-
'itwesn Spring and Pnncs-st-Laces carleton mus
embroidered window curtains sched and N zde 10
look equal 10 new-N B. Grape Cashmere and everv A.
scflPeOn U sns~h Cleaned WHO care. Is In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

RpOfING.-Oh IN roofs made tight for n cents Der
AsioOi new roofs Of rough plank covered FOR a. cer,.
roofs VI factories Or large buildings, squares FOR 81
per square and warranted GoodWin's patent oreuig IA Nv
dfo-fneumsic Cement sheAho hand sons ches1
WINS Chimney Pot Factory, 81 West Broadway between
'.N-l-'''. ano ~ HIrn "a eli In
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TO PRINTERS.

TO PRINTERS.
A DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESS FOR
[AsALE-Tle Press i 10 good order bed 3.r50 Ia and
VII be sod low. Ii may be seen Al Meessrs richards
Johnson's Printing Oce ~ Aun-st For farther part-.
As apply oDrO- MAlhEh risii-l au30 I'm
,0u ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACES have
cO'been lei BY he Manufacturer 81 Dr. BANNISss Bod
Brsee Office 10 be sod At coat from 81 81 25 each 10
Broadway, Up stairs Y sIs w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

THE sUBsCRIBER respectfully .oics the aiien-
uOn " land-hoter, and others who have property 10
dispose o. al he hss mn-d bis attention Rea Estate
agency, In collecting snd renting OF houses Sc Being
mechanic by profession, Of thirty years standing he
sders himself well qualified ~ Judging Of the value and
workmanship Of buildings and Of heir repairs To those
who may think proper employ him, he viii give ample
testimony ss 10 character and abites
~ 2v- PETER IL MABIE. n Leroy-st.
1 light, LIGHT, LIGHT.-Camphene Of the
bItnest quality Ethereal OIL Burning Fluid, Lard So
lar and sperm OILS al IL 81 10 s. and g. Pure sperm 100
per gallon together with general assortment Of lamps
glas-- globes wick &C. wholesale and retail al the Oh
and Lamp store. cor Greenwich and Harrison
X JACOB.
n B-Pen ola house TO 1T. low. TO small family
Apply ~ above a'84f
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PRINCES AND TRIMMINGS,

A 7 80 CEDAR-sr. or ALL COLORs and WIDTHS.
he-pecally selected 70 match he Fall style Of Cloak
AMI Dress Good.
Also STOCK Of RIBBONS LACEs GLOVES and
FANCY GOODS. 70 which the attention q the city and
country merchants IS called
suj0 In EASTMAN. SHELDON TOWNSEND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15
FEgNcH And ENGLISH BOARDING. ANp DAY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
DRIYATE TTITION-A genteman We has b

-,I.D p arps-NTa. COT IAN VII Tr'lFtu ut TrIa'
lishu,eut on the It'll Sept Young ladies' wishing
iou the French. Spanish Drawing Glasses only VIII o
admitted for each Of these branches auoo i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15
SCHOOLS.


AIRS. THIBAULT's BOARDING AND DAl
Morfav sept b. stsw w MNSF
THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ~
L Greene-st conducted By Mr. and Mrs hiDDER. VIII
be reopened on Monday sept n. few vacancies remain
FOR bosrders su2S Snwfv'
cFIECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
NMIsSEs The VI sses ALLERTON's school 80 Third
avenue viii be continued. commencing Monday, 4h sept
Circuas with terms and reference. can be obtained ne
above pace. - ""
FRENCH AND IrALItN.-A gentleman laie.y
4 connected with Yale College A. Instructor % Modern
Languages wishes give lessons IN he CITY m French
sns Italian ID boarii schools private classes TIE best
references vii be .iven Commentators sent 10 \ b.
box 26s P1s, Once. will be promptly attended o. - I'M
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
I l Johnson Recic--Tn- nrst quarter of ne new yeSr
began on Monday. sept Pupils are eceiVed Al any tne
dining he cgarer George Parker. Principal Cassics
DEPARTMENT Lewis H. Hobby Principal Enshsh Depsr''
merit. so.~
TsgNcH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AID DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CREF>F-~T. between Wavery and Clinton
I'D pIsces-Mne. COUTAN viii reopen her esiso-
Hshment on the It'll Sept next Young ladies' wishing %
ion the French. Spanish Drawing Classes only VII De
admitted for each Of these branches aus m
~
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nrRLIc AnMINIsIRAIoR-s nrrlcr \. .

DCBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE So p Ss,.ss.r,.i-
Noic- y hereby eF-a % The relative. ana % a.
tHARLFs TURNER private d T. Army laie from s.s Oars
deceased and VII alleged 10 have fed nie,a ih .at
tie sai interstate The hand. Of the Public Ad.n.rliIr sAs
musteei and opposed ofby h scrori < nue.s he
Ga med oy some lIen executor No ise
The % day 70 October nrtDa.sJ New fors September 80.
a iavfw JANIS = THAYER publ Afm.a.ff.tT
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ECONOMY AND FAsHION.-Fa.honable .h.rl,

CHEAP CARPETINGs.-R. LAWRENCE a
>Csna-st hss 1st received from suction splendid as
sofment u Brussels, (py Ingram and Venetian carpet.
ngs which he has resolved 10 sell Al prices veil aessri,
ue attention % purchasers. Also oil cloths dFgges .air
rods rugs window shades, &c. &C. Persons who III 10
slZi~D<Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

TO PRINTRRs.-JOHN d. McCREAKY'S Print
ing lnks can be had In Quantities 70 suit purchasers his
Depot3 Spucest Constantly hand black Ink for % 40
~ eo O. and - cents per To- Also, superior article for
81 = and - per H. Coored lnksred from 81 Is - So
city have keg Of n n News Ink forwarded TO them Tor
-. or abl n ksg orsl0 ans 3n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15

HousE.-As usual q long time was occu-
pied in the reception and reference Of me-
MORALS.
Mr.. Vinton, Chairman Of the committee
Of Ways and Means, reported bill pro-
viding for the civil and diplomatic expen-
diturc, which was read twice and referred
10 the committee of the Whole.
Robert Smith offered Joint resolution
Of thanks to the whole Army. Objections
being raised, the resolution was laid on the
table
The same gentleman then made short
speech against the bill comforting bounty
lands to soldiers who should be promoted
Mr.. Evans made a speech in favor of'he
BILL
/ Jacob Thompson followed in reply. and
warmly contcnded that il ought not TO pass.
I He gave his reason at length, and said
it must be amended throughout before il
could pass. II had been prepared hastily
and being full Of faults il could not be
sanctioned.
/ The bill was then referred to the Com
miitec of the Whole.
| After some discussion of the Veto Of the
/ River and iIarbor bill; the House adjourn
ed.
The Treaty is not yet acted on i'll the
Senate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15

THAT he very recently. at New Orleans
ndrocaird fhr support Of this rcry 1rar
called upon his countrymen 10 volunteer
and expressed his regret that he himself
was too old 10 take a part in tire al
kno7r''
The above passage occurs in the midst
of a long editorial in the Courier and En-
quircr intended to prove HENRY CLAY SUI
perannuated and imbecled though he is
seven years younger than JOHN Quincy
ADAMS was in 1861. when his intellect
was as vigorous as ever. But our respect
for Mr.. Clay forbids any reply to this vii
famous connection. The above paragraph.
however. having some semblance of truth
TO rest upon, we may as well expose and
correct.
Mr.. Clay spent the winter Of 1867 in
New Orleans. Congress was voting men
and money profusely for the War. and re-
eiments were passing through the Crescent
City on the way to Mexico. The War
excitement was very strong there, and al
most every one was more or less infected
by it.
In the midst Of this excitement. a pub
lie dinner was given Eve believe at the
house where Mr. CLAY boarded) 10 the Off
GERS of detachment about to proceed TO
the Seat of War Mr.. Clay was strongly
urged to attend. and did SO. He was of
course toasted with the warmest acclama-
tons. and could no, refuse TO acknowledge
the compliment.
lie did 50 in terms not Of, -nsivc to those
Who were his hosts and companions. saw
iuc. IN substance. that the scene around
hin vas one calculated 10 awaken patrol
o;.c and martial ari1g IN ANY brcast-that
i male even Il Va l-i ~ If he were hardly
IN ~ - - down and take hand in the
5gn, -elf-tnat he though; he might
30: ~ too old 70 capture Or slay one Mex
can. Al tI.3 was the mere bddiaage Of
the hour.-the sally Of an old civilian in
sprcd b. the society and the spirit of a
cor;eee Of ardent Young warriors--uttered
on the spur Of the moment. without
thought Of is epattion-much less that
il could be tortured into a deliberate ludg-
mcut in favor Of the lustic. and necessity
of the War. But il was instantly caught
up by the War press OF New Orleans. var
nishcd up to the highest bearablc color.
and sent out with tail-pece importing
that Mr.. Clay said he would do this ito
avenge the wrongs of my country which
we are confident he never uttered. And
vet what was said and alleged to have been
said in this little atter-dinner acknowledge
ment of a complimentary toast. is para
ded from day to day in the Courier as a
grave contradiction and rctutation OF Mr..
Gays thoroughly matured and carefully
elab rated convictions with regard to the
Mexican War as set forth in his Lexing-
ton Speech. Is this generous! Is i:jus,.
n. Y Tribune
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15
From the Tiacennes Gd<etfe.
Ohio, Indiana. and Illinois Telc.
graphic COlmDamy.

The stockholders in the above company.
appointed under the general provisions Of
the General Assembly Of the State Of IN
diana incorporating the Ohio and Miss;s-
siPpi Telegraph Company and for other
purposes. on Saturday. the 4th day o:
March. A. D.. met at the Bank House. at
Nincennes. and proceeded to the election
Of Directors. which resulted in the cleo
ton Of the following gentlemen. viz:
Hon. JONI Law. Vincennes.
IoHN Ross. Esq. DO.
SASH JUDAH, Esq, do.
&. ". ALLEN, :. do.
Hon. \. Il. ELLIS. do.
Hon. JNo. BAIED. Of Charlottesville.
Hon. ID. p. HOLLOWAY. Of Richmond.
! SAM'L HANNAH, Esq. ofIndianapols.
( \ quorum Of the above directors. at the
same time and place. after the adjourn
ment of the meeting of the stockholders.
met and organized by the election Of AB-
SER T. ELLIS. President: Jso. Ross, Sec
retarv and Treasurer Of said Company.
4 This Company comprises the telegraph
! ic lines from St. Louis TO Alton. Quincy,
Springfield. Chicago. Michigan City.
Lafayette, Charlottesville and Indjanapo-
lis. Richmond. DAYTON 10 Cincinnati. from
/ indianapolis to Grecncastle, Tcrre Ilaute
and Nlncennos.
Atthe meeting Of the Directors. among
other resolutions the following was unani-
mousiy aiopted:-
/ Rcsoired, That the thanks Of this meet
ing be rendered to Henry O'Reily. Esq.
( for the zeal. enterprise, and energy mani
tested by him in putting in successful oper-
alton. in 50 short a period. the Ohio and
Mississippi Telegraph line. connecting
Cincinnati Ohio. with st. Louis. Missouri;
and that q copy Of this resolution be GER
tilted by the secretary and forwarded 10
Mr. O'Rcily
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15

COLUMBIA. y g., Narch Ih
The Pony Express brings New Orleans
papers Of the LIST instant from which con-
dense the following Mexican intelligence.
The dates from Vera Cruz are to the
goth u!t., being four days later than pre-
yiously received.
Santa Anna being fully convinced that
there was no sympathy for lnm. even a.
fnong those who previously protested the
greatest friendship, and that bis life was
continually in danger, applied to General
Scott for passport 10 leave the country.
which was granted, and it was understood
that he would embark Immediately.
party of the 9TH Indiana Regiment
were attacked near Molno. by party Of
Mexicans. In the skirfnish Davies, Lyons,
Ninrod. Rugeics and Burghcs were kill
ed. and David Lower and Harry Lawson
badly wounded.
Cordova was occupied by the Amerl-
cans without resistance.
Bustamentc. who heads large party
at Zacatacas. declares he will defend the
State and redeem his countrymcn from
disgrace.
Surgeon Glen, Of the Army, died at
MatamoraS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15

Nor so-The editor of the Jeffersonian. in
his last paper, insinuates that the article IN the
Palladium of last week, calling upon the wing
candidates for their opinions relative TO the Mex
lean war, was written by Mr.. Bickie. one Of the
candidates for Prosecuting Attorney. We re-
ceived the communication through the post Of
fee, but being intimately acquainted with Mr..
Bickle's manuscript, we are confident it was not
written by him. We GO not know the handwri-
ting, and for this reason. perhaps, should not
have published it; but We suppose the author
deerning i; right conceded to him, to know the
opinions of persons aspiring 10 Office, ola not sh
to parade his before the people, for the
purpose of obtaining that information II we
are mist AIKEN in surmises. the author IS a
good Wing, and an honorable man.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15
WASHINGTON. March 9th. +. VI.

SENATE.-M the usual hour the SEN
ate was called to order and proceeded to
the consideration Of the morning business.
The House bill. making appropriations
for the deficiencies in the Treasury. was
taken up and referred TO the committee on
Finance.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson inquired of the
President. and of the Senate. whether the
Secretary of War had made any reply TO
the resolutinn Of Dec. 10th. 1841. calling
for the number of troops sent 10 Mexico.
the number killed in battle. together with
the number who have died Of diseases of
the climate and of wounds.
Mr. Dallas replied that no answer had
been given to this resolution.
Mr.. Johnson stated. that unless the res.
oiu;ion is answered very speedily. he sho'd
renew il.
Mr.. Sewer then moved that the Senate
go into Executive session. which was a.
greed TO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15

NV INVENTION ebert l. Curry 3!
Philadelphia. has patented an invention
which promises 70 BE- Of much utility. Its
object is to reduce the obstruction of the
ordinary paddlc-whccl in passing through
the water. and for his purpose the sides
are enclosed, thus preventing the lateral
spread of the water. 1t is said that the
improvement can be attached 10 n COM
mon steamboat wheel in six Or eight hours.
\ trial Of the improvement was made on
the ] 18th OF June. 1877. on one ofthe steam
boats in the Delaware, and produced a
gain in speed of go per cent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15

p. FATHER MATHEw.-lt is expected that
Father Mathew will come over in Grinnell
Il Minturn's new ship the New World.
commanded by Capt Knight. those gen.
tlemen having several years ago rendered
to Father Mathew. a passage in any OF
their ships whenever he could come. 1t
being now understood that he would come
in Capt knights vessel. the Washington
ladies of New lork have made and given
in charge to the Eaptein lchite flag. to
be presented to Father Mathew when he
shall come on board at Liysrpsol.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15

A nentleman Of Indiana. DESTROYS o
changing his residence, wrote letter to
the Auditor Of State for the State of Ar
kansas in relation to the proposition ofthal
State to grant lands to actual settlers
tie received the following reply:
AUDIToR's OFFICE.
Little Peel. trAanSas. Oct. p. 1917.
SIR: Your letter Of the 9Th instant has
been received. | would advise Won and
your friends who wish to come to ,rkan-
sas. to come by water to Little Rock
You can there select the lands upon which
TO settle. and obtain at this office donation
deeds for the lands. man can get do
nation OF 100 acres for himself, and also
100 for each one of his children. There
is plenty Of land TO be donated for all the
settlers you may bring with YOU
Our climate is mild and delightful. \
farmer can work almost every day curing
the winter. In many parts Of the State a
man may raise as many cattle and other
stock as he can obtain, without feed
ing them in winter or summer. as they
find abundance of food in the woods and
prairies.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
T.. \. CONWAY. Aud. OF State
\. B. Our taxes are light. and our cur
rency good; crops have been very album
dant this year. and it is a favorable period
for persons to come and settle in Arkan-
SaS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-15
A correspondent of the Wheeling IVA

A correspondent of the Wheeling (Va)
Times gives that paper statement Of
female in that vicinity who. at the age Of
13. married widower. this father of min
teen chiIiren-at the dealt. he left her the
mother of IRE more. She afterwards
married another widower having eleren
children-a, his death be left herthe mother
of ttco more: and the day she became 40
wears old. she married another widower
having eight children. SO that at 40 We
find her the mother and step mother OF
forty-fre children, some Of whom are
grand fathers and grand mothers.