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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
PALLADIUM CORRESPONDENCE.
CINCINNATI, Saturtiav evcning,l
January %, 1913

CINCINNATI, SATURDAY evcuing,l
January %, 1913 !
Gentlemen-A circular has been going the
rounds Of the city for few days, for signatures,
for a Taylor meeting to come off on Wednes-
day evening next, in the College building. This
is expected to be the tallest gathering of the
kind that has been witnessed in this city since
tn, memorable $40. I will endeavor to give
you some idea of the spirit that is manifested
there, with synopsis of the proceedings in my
next. If this does not turn out to be a most
enthusiastic affair, the friends Of Old lack, in
this region, will be sadly disappointed, TO say the
least. will promise you an impartial report at
any rate, however imperfect it may be, and you
may draw your conclusions. The Hon.
Beliamy Storer is expected TO be of the
speakers at this meeting.
The City council, few evenings since, deci-
ded BY a vote of Is to 10 against granting lice nse
for the retailing spurious liquors Notwith-
, standing this ma ority in the council, OF temper
ance men, and the firm stand taken by them
against ieaazing this heish traffic yet this city
is est-d at this hour, with immune rabe deus Of
coffee houses and low GROCERIES, where all kinds
Of liquors are being sold continually. and all
manner Of devices used to ensnare and lead on
the young and the tiiough;less to ruin and dis
grace, in open violation and defiance of the law.
As one Of these devices there is to be seen pos
ted up in conspicuous places, all over the cityt
and ever g.og shop doors in giarng capitals. the
" crds pig and WHISTLE" This would seem
suffice ntIy silly and s~nseles. TO merit notice
or contempt But sucl, is no. the An
quiry is raised TO its meaning. which is an
swered by an invitation to step in and take
glass aad judge for yourself. Thus is the end Of
the grog seller answered. thirst for strong
drink is excited in the multitude, and Pig and
Whistle has become the popular drink of the day.
arm no 'Son of Temperance, nor have ever
signed temperance pledge in my life, vet can
mono the less and depiore the evils Of intern
perance, and censure and despise the conniring,
imbece officers Of the Iaw. who SO utterly ne
gfec, the If duty by using efforts to arrest its
progress.
We have New Orleans dates to the goth inst.
There was no change in groceries; sugar, .aIr,
404i; moiasses Isl ol9cts; Flour. dull, ana de-
cIining. sales OF Ohio at ), lod 40
There has been but little change in this mar
kes. Heavy pork 2.7562 ,90-one sale at 800
part time-i;gh,. ,55a2 .65- l, is nowbelieved
thu. the number Of hogs Slaughtered 10 the eay
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The Right View.

Senator Pearce. of Maryland, in his re-
ply to his colleague, Senator Johnson, very
wisely said:
He took view Of the cost of the war.
The Secretary. last session. asked for %
millions as suficien. for the war; after
wards he found it necessary to raise a lit
tie more. and obtained authority to reissue
5000, 900 treasury notes. making 28.OOO.-
600. He now comes for 100000 more
for the present year. and twenty millions
and half for the next, and he believed
that this would not be near the amount
required. He was for raising money by
taxing the people. lie did not want the
glory Tor this age and the taxes for the next.
If we will revel in glory, we ought TO pay
for it, He smiled at the idea Of paving
the expenses of the war out Of the reven-
ues of Mexico, which were nearly exhaus-
ted.
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will reach 4o0. COO, besides 90 or 80 thousand
brought here, dressed. BY railroad. rivef, &c.
Some sales Of Lard in kegs at Gets. in bbs.
53d5i. Afew sales Of Mess Pork at SIS. but
there is not much in market At that price; hold
-rs ask 90 and upwards $3.50 is offered and
refused for -four o-day-small sales al 4, o0d4,'0
very DULL
The weather has been less favorable this week,
still vast amount Of business has been done.
Uncle Sam Is scattering coed deal Of his loose
change amongst US just now. which a,fcrds some
relief 10 the money market A company OF
Flying Artillery" leave tomorrow fer Mexico.
No reliance IS placed in the Peace run1ors. The
river continues to fall, and fregh,s 10 Orleans
have advanced fall so per cent. The recent
rains will probably keep the river in far boat
ing stage for sometime. Yours, II.
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As You WESE!-Late last evening. saws
the National Intelligencer Of the Goth. we
learnt automatically that Gen. Towson.
Paymaster General. did set out on Mon
day night last for Mexico. where he is. in
conjunction with Gen. Gushing and Gen.
Butler, Of the volunteer forces, to form a
Court of Inquiry, ordered by the President
Of the United States. on General Scot.-a
very singular Court, by-the-way. to sit in
Judgment on the General in chief Of the
army. Truly. ''the counsels Of the wise
are plain, but the counsels Of the vain baf.
fieth sense
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Agreeably 10 notice, Mr. Benton ssked ana
easa'ned leave to bring in bill to smee nd the ar.
e1eies Of war relating TO practice before Court
MarsIsls, which WAS read tho first and s-ee.d
0n,es. and re Gersed to the onmittee on MlIlt,,v
AGais.
Mr.. Benton prese nted the petition Of Col. Fr
mont. asking the appointment Of /. committee i.
relation 10 the l,abiiiles incurred BY him in al
ifornia. ~A A@sA
Mr.. Ashley resolution Of inquiry, Wheeler
the public printing had b-cs executed aeeoru,nr
to eoatract was taken up sud .dspssd-
On motion the Senate Lard aside the morning
business and proceeded - slss eesssjsssases Of
The IL Regiment bull.
Mr.. Ph-lp. spoke at some length in oppo.isiss
to the bill showing the immense exp~ nd itures
and the vast public debt rapidly arcua,ulasise in
consequence Of the war
The debate continued until the hour Of Id.
jonrnment.
HOUSE-The Standine Committees were
called IN order by the Speaker Tor reports.
Mr. Rock we'll from the Committee on Cia i'm .
reported a joint resolution providing for IN index
OF all CLAIMS SINCE the fonsi-e nth & ongsesa-
A long debate occurred th~sroa and several
fnembeT - addressed tho CONN, ltee in succes-
sion.
The remainder OF the day was occupied With
un,mportant business.
Fridsy. Jan. %.
SENATE-Agreea ably to notice, Mr.. Ru.k
asked and obtained leave To bring IN bill 10 in
corporate the Texan Navy with ours, which
read the first nnd secoad tstnes, by uaanin,oss
conse nj and referred to the COMMITTEE on Naval
affairs.
Mr.. Pearcc from III. Committee on the Libra
~, reported bil 10 purchase the Hamilton pa.
prrs.
Ga motion. the Senate lai aside the morning
business. aud Procecde. to the consideration vi
the Ten Regimen hill
MIR. Cass his scat and expressed tho
hope that the debate tins bill would 90
close.
Mr. Phelps having tina floor. resumed his
speech, in opposition TO this bill, which he con-
iinued until u late hour.
Mr.. Downs. Of Louisiana, took the floor, bat
gave way To - motion tn al Jcurn until MOudsy.
which as carried.
HOUSE-Mr. Daniel moved 10 -considef Mr..
Rockwell's resolution to index all claims since
the fourteenth Congress.
Mo tion laid the table.
After the morning busimss s, the House resol-
we'd itself in u committee OF the whole, and pro-
c-eded To the consdc ration Of the order Of llss
day being the private calender.
The Speaker laid before the House sundry
from the Executive Depart
me at, which we're orde red TO be printed.
On motion the committee rose, and the Houso
ad Journed.
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by Telegraph for the Cincinnati pspers.
EOssr Days later lrOasa Mexico.

New Orleans papers Of the l7th. received by
The Pony express, conta'" Vera Cruz dates Of tho
sih, and Brazos of the ! ith inst.
Col. Miles train which left Vera Cruz on tho
I'd INST. with 1900 men. was attacked by four
hun! red Gucritias about Que hundred miles out ,
and 800 mules and SlU0.U0U worth Of property
captured.
Walkers Mounted Rifles were attacked bv n
party separate from the main body aud lost ten
died aud sever raj wounded.
Nothing Later had been Tcce wed from C. c ncrat
W ooi's hue.
Gene raj Lambert. commander in chief Of the
British Island, jamaica, died Mt kingston, and
was buried with military honors.
The City of Chagr-s, with the Custom House,
has been destroyed ~ fire.
The death of Paymastcr Cloud aud Lieut..
Monroe, in California. is confirmed.
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Tuesday, the nth Of January. leAs. VIII here.
after be recorded in the New England e.i.nds!
as the COLI Tuesday We learn that At Bristol
n. H. the mercury fell 10 2S deg below ser0
on that day. Al Lyme IN. H. il was y DEF.
below; at Hanover 81; at 81 Joh"sbasy tVa)
the mercury fell 10 forty, aud frozen; anc st
Franconia il froze hard ti,st il 10 thought Il
will require n long spell Of mode. weather To-
thaw ii.-Bosfon Jour.
FRAxcoSIA FoaEvER.-The Bosson Traveller
% blsh-a the following letter from = oorrespon-
de mt at Franconia, whose the rnometeF, il says
very superior, imported and tested insisu-
ment, having a spirit aud mercury tubes side by
side:
FAsScoNIA, IN. H. Jan. IL Ie46.
This is the coidest morning Of which we have
any record. On the goth Of January. 1887. The
spirit indicsted2S deg. below zero. and on jan
uary II. $40. 81 deg. below zero: this morning
al sunrise 80 deg. below zero, and the mercury
cong aled IN the bulb Of the Thermometer, sud
did not t,sw till II rought under the indu-
~nc- Of fire. Lest evening, when tho spirit ~.
Dictated Is deg. below zero, the mercury stood AZ
u deg. below, 50 that could the mercury have
resisted the cold il would have indicated Is deg.
below Zero this morning. II the accou0s shss
we had from Brandon, Vermont, Of the weather
November last was al approximation TO the
truth. there would be person living in that
town this morning TO record tho free sing Of To
most powerful! alcohol.
UohainfE.-1he rexnfrectioni.ts have been ae
worn, ana one OF thefn mel MS U0nY 0o0Sn W
are informed by . friend, tina on Tuesday night
a. a man the act Of renewing dead bsdy
from Of our grave yards. 10 war shot dead.
His body was found yesterday morning, lying
BY the side Of the he had attempted 10 re-
move.-Ciaeisassi Csasseyeisi, yss. -
The same paper Of the 9eth ulf.' pro-
nounces the above "Horrible" to he
hoax.
how had lot Of cbesnuts, which when
he counted BY twos, BY threes. by fours,
BIZ fives. and by skies. there was always
one left; but when ne counted them BY
sevens. there was none len. How many
had hel
CoSJURrSe.-In . very old copy Of &
work now extant on necromancy, is the
following quaint passage:-'How 10 raise
the devil,
Ans Contradict your wyffe.'
GrSomebody asks the qaession: ''If .
bed.te.d Is . bedstead when its . little
bueeyy, and somebody answers il by ask
ino-.f a woman IL = woman when she's
a Efsle sulky!" The bedsaesd being .
little buggy" is enough. We should think,
TO make a womaa .-liAle sslkvt"
No CHAscx-Ano1bep e6ovJ kas Sees 0sSs
in Councii to obtain license 70 retail spisiessss
iiqsers; bss IL kas faxed - Wess dseids1 vses.
On the question, Wednesday siGhe. = gssss ~
ceuss 70 eight tayssps asd fourteen eeoss-eoooss
tbs vote stood 70. license 10, sgsinst license u
C,a Tom.
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Still Later.

rErERsBuRC, Jan. 81.
New Orleans papers Of the 2lst contain Vera
Cruz dates Of the ! Iih inst.
The loss OF Col. Mics train falls principally
on merchants. A portion Of the property has
been recovered by paying the gucriiias pcrc~Sl-
age on all returned.
Advicrs from ,he Capital are 20 the lst inst
Gen. Scott had assessed an annual tax Of ST.
00D, 900 upon the Mexican States, towards Tie
support of the Army.
Jarnuta, with large nunbcr Of gueriIlss. was
proving boldly near the cupitn.
There il no confirmation Of the peace "a.
Noihin, new from Queretaro. There seems
TO be growing sentiment IN Mex'co against
send ing peac. commiss toner's TO w ashiWgtons
The Mexicans consider that II ~ ,fid be degre-
datiou Of their national pride, and the leaders
prefer arbitration.
Til. steamboat Yalabusha was destroyed ~
fire below New Orleans on the 30th-bost, cargo
and forty lives lost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02

GA printer, says Mr.. Somebody"
whose industry was not the most prominent
virtue he possessed. turned Physician
lie was asked the reason. In printing
he answered. all the faults are exposed to
the eve; but in rhysic they are burie with
the patient
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02

Our readers will find, on the first page
to-day. an excellent speech from Hon.
r. c. Schenck, on internal Improvements
by the General Government; Polk MES
sage about Santa Annals passage into
Mexico. &c; Judge McLean's and Hon.
]. Il. Poinseu's Le,,ers-all Of which we
commend 10 their careful perusal.
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MAgR1Ep.-On Sunday, Esd ult., by
Thos. Wilson. Esq. Of CentreviHe, Mr..
John S. Gdrr'gus. to Miss Harrtets
Woods; both Of Wayne township.
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CENTREvILLE, Jan. 99th, 1913.
Messrs. Holloway T. Daris:-You will
please announce william Widup, as a
Candidate for SHERIFF, subject to the
Wing Nomination at the April election.
Very Respectfully, Yours. &c.
($1-paid. A True WING.
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DIED.-On Sunday. January 9th. in
Charlottesville, Ia, at the residence of Mr..
James Suman, Mrs. ELIZABETH u.
HENDERSON, Of Dayton, Ohio. aged
55 wears
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GrFor miscellaneous reading. see 4th
page. We discover quite an error in the
article headed The Silver Cup next TO
the last paragraph: ''Thou hast done no.
body" is the way it now reads; it should
be: Thou hast done nobly''-all right
now, maybe!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02

OrThe Cincinnati Commercial of the
Goth. SAYS. ''Our much respected fellow
citizen. Mr.. JOHN SMITH. flour merchant.
and long resident of this place. died
suddenly Yesterday morning.
Mr. Smith formerly resided in this place
and. for several years. kept tavern miles
cas-, of Richmond on the National road.
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GIVE call the attention Of all delin-
quents, (not subscribers to the Palladium.
and earnest notice of our friend, Achilles
Williams, in another column. The rea-
sons therein given. are to the point.-par-
ticularly the 40 per cent one. Those
who have not paid their taxes, will stake
notice" and govern themselves according
w.
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1t is thought that Tire ''ten regiment" bill
viii not even pass the Senate.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
JOSEPH G.. MARSHALL. Of Jefferson.
GODLOVE s. ORTIZ, of Tippecanoe.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst District-JoHx PITCHER, Of Posey,
2d JOHN 5. DAVIS, of FLOYD,
81 MILroN GREGo, of Dearborn.
4th DAVID p. Hoi LowAY, Of Wayne.
5th Thomas D. w A,Po.E, o: Hancock
9Th LoyEL II. Rousseau, Of Greene.
eth Ed w. M'GAuuHY. of Putnam.
sth JAMES F. SUR, of Clinton.
Dan DANIEL u. PART. Of Cass.
10Th DAVID kIIGoRE, Of Delaware.
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H:AA.A>..AM\AAMo,,
uaash~cnn.U nao
February I'd. lsas.

For President.
A WHIG. A WHOLE WHIG, AND
NOTHING But A WIG.
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leans papers:
Once More--Senors Cuevas, Atristian. and
Couto. the Mexican Peace Commissioners, are
still in the city, we hear, but of course can eff
feet nothing. 1t is said they will not go 10
Washington as long as Santa Anna is in the tho
country. The Government dare not even pay
the ir expenses; ror would the Commissions r.
dare 90 there aud make a treaty; for the Napo-
leon OF the West may turn up again some day.
and then Preside mt Auaya and the Commission
ers would be shot. Oh, what deplorable con-
dtion have this people reduced themselves to-"
I ask. would not the ejaculation have been
more appropriate, "Oh! to what a deplorable
condition has the President of the United States
reduced this people and this country" Upon
his head, sir, and other, must this sin rest;
and if the honorable gentleman on the other
side of the chamber have ingenuity enough TO
extricate the President from this position. he
shall indeed be in all time hereafter my Magnus
Apollo. If he can point out any mode of sal
walton for the Preside Mt this point on which be
is attacked il will flee infinite honor on his
character advocate. This same Don Anto-
MO Lopez de Santa Anna. who numbered our
couutrymen al Goliad and the Alamo, being per-
mittcd 10 pass free into MEXICO. has waged war
against country on all occasions since his I'D
mission. lie has rallied thousands and tens Of
thousands of Nexicans that no other man could
have rallied aganat u.s. He fought US at Bue ma
Vista-at Cerro G. ordo-at Contre ras-at Churu-
bu.co-at Moline del Rey-at Chapultepec-
and at tho City Of Mexico. He fought till he
was driven from the Capital to the mountains,
where he now remains with his guerriilas, eaiy
to murder the Peace Commissioners Of his own
country If they should dare to treat with US
Such Is the man whom the President Of the u
States introduced into that country, and this
is the state Of thingsto which the American p-o-
pie have been brought by the conduct OF the Ex-
ecutive-
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Foreign Theatrlcals.

The Come die FRANCHISE has instituted proceedings
against Malle Rachel for her secession, and laid the
damages at 800 000f
new theatre Is about to be erected In Liverpool
IL will be located the vacant ground imme ely
south of the Queen MS Hotel in Lime street, opposite
to the railway station and the st. Georges Hall,
site well suited rom the open space in font and its
tepg in the very centre OF the town as we'll
considerable elevation, for place OF public amuse-
ment. The project has originated with Mr. Mitchell
the enterprisipg builder OF the Queens Hotel who Ia
owner Of the land, under the corporation.
The prevailing distress in Paris, or the -occupa-
ton Of the pnblc mind with matters Of more impor-
lance and more Immediate interest, has wofuy thin
ned theatres Of that capital
Twonew operas are underlined in the Covent Glrden
bills, Quentin Durward,n by Henry Laurent aud
Kenilworth" by Signor Schira, the director of the
orchestra. An opera by Vincent Wallace, and another
by Balfe, are to follow those announced.
Jenny Lind has promised to sing at two concerts
which will take place at Manchester on the 10th and
21st of December in aid OF the fund for enlagn the
Royal Inhrmary In that city.
when MIR. Lumey and his troupe, including Jenny
Lind crossed from Dublin to Holy esd, the day
exceedingly fne and the water quite smooth. The
band uncssed their Instruments and struck no some
lively airs; dance was proposed, and kept up with
great spirit for hour the Swedish nghsns ale trip
ping IL ON the light fantastic toe with buoyans harty
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Court of General Sessions.

BEFORE the Recorder and Aldermen ADAMS and Kohler
Dee 20.-In the of Mary Fonoier indicted for
keeping dserderly house, aud in which case the de.
fendant came into Court yesterday, on motion of
the District Attorney ordered by the Court that
Mary Fowler stapd coDmtted to the custody Of the
Keeper of the city pron until thence delivered by due
course Of law. The Court this morning fixed the bail
at $500
T,iai for Grand Larceny John Frank tried
a charge Of having stolen portmsnteau containing
clothing valued at $50. The property alleged to
have been taken from the foreca,te of the ship SYM
metry, while lying at the pier 40 East River in No
yrmb. last The proscc failed prove felo NOUS
intent and this jary without leaving their seats, re-
turn ca a verdict Of not guilty
Trial for Burg iarp-Wiiliam Darlington, alias Tho.
nas johnson oes Bristol BILL put upon mis- trial
Charles NJ Nanery, OF Go and 6o Pine street. on the
22d Of last and stealing thsrefrom upwards
eli $40 in cash, and number ofpromisory notes, and
also two u S. Trea,ury notes OF 500 each fne pri-
soper is implicated with John Clark ahos Clarkson,
Jas.nb Murray alias Radcl and Charles Garrett alias
Wht eler the latter of VII was trd and convicted
At late tenn Of this court, and Is now In the State
prison at Sing Sing.
deaier az Go and 6s Pine street. the store extending
through to Depey ster. On the night the I'D Sept
last the doors OF my store were fssteiod Two doors
inside the of oS Pine street being the
ont of which we passed and locked afer having rst
made ali Q, cure within the locks were excellent
witness proceeded to enumerate the property CEN
tanned in his safe and which renovet on the night
~ the burglary Witness testified that the prisoner
had been his place frequently previou to the bur-
elary he generally came in during the dy time, took
a glass sf ale, and passed through Mr. Nsnery has
small room uted by him a place for the (Tsnsaction
of business with captains Of vessel merchants and
Others and sometimes persons who frequent the house
retire there to take glass OF ale wine prter it Is
not frequently used for that purpose The aise Ia still
before the court, only one witness havngbeen exi-
mi
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LaY Intelligence.

An ATTEMPTED Ardm.--Ou Thursday, George
Smith, of COhoes, was put on trial before the Oyer
and 1elmner, Judge Parker and Justices Conger
ard Hart presiding, Tor highway robbery The
prisoner had ingratated himself With the prose-
cutor, andled him through some by-path, where
he encountered two coniederafes, LIE Clare and
another, who robbed the prosecutor--the prisoner
all the time holding his hand and preventing his
resistance though affecting entire ignorance of the
other parties, and pretending to pursue them after
the robbery. The prosecutor swore that he had
no doubt that the prisoner was the person who had
thus decoy ed him Two well dressed, respectable
looking ladies, appeared on the stand as witnesses
Tor the defence. One. Margaret~Bacon swore
that prisoner was at her house, In WIliiamsburgh,
on the day IN question: attending The funeral OF her
child the other, Mrs Julia Conckln, swore that
she had seen prisoner IN New YORK on the day OF
the robbery, aud had accompanied HIM In an ON
nlbus on herway to her residence IN Twelfth street.
After n prouacted cross-exaInlnaton, the latter
witness was incidentally questioned in relation to
the ride up Broadway, and said that the prisoner
had left the omnibus at Thirteenth street. and that
she had continued on. The so-called Mrs. Bacon
had sworn to the day of the burial of her child,
and the prisoners attendance at the funeral ; but
when indirectly approach by questions as to the
age OF the child, when 1t was born, &c, there was
a discrepancy manifest, such as No mother could
have fallen INTO by mere error. Five witnesses,
morever, proytd with tolerable accuracy the pre-
sence OF The prisoner In West Troy, on the day IN
question. Alter the summing up, the jury retired,
and in five minutes returned with verdict oil guilty.
Judge Parker instantly issued beach warrant Tor
the arrest OF the two women, and afterwards sem
fenced prisoner TO State prison for me, as an al
monitor TO scoundrels that however peasant ms
"getling up an abb" is, when successful, u but
increases the certainty OF conviction, and the
weight OF punishment, when attempted through
the means Of perjury, Mrs Concklin was arrested,
and is IN iall The other woman escaped.-Atbany
atlas, Dec. 10.
scrpKnr Counr OF rHr Usrrrp srArr. Dec. is =
No I7-B. Mclaughlin, appellant, VS.. the Bank OF
Potomac The arg OF q this cause was continued
by Metsrs Davis aud Bradley FOX the appellee sad ~
Ai- Brent Tor the appelan.