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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

HERE THEY CoME!-We are under OBJ
legations to our friend. Rev. Il. l.. MARTIN.
for basket full of large belle flower AP-
ples. out OF his orchard--one is sufficient
for a hungry man at meal. There is
some difference between the collection of
'tithes' in old England and in Hoosierdom
there, they are distrained. and one
tenth i, obliged TO be paid by the people
to the clergy; while here. all are on an
equality, 'tithcs' are not collectable only
by the good law Of kindness; if the min
lister has an abundance. he'll share it with
the sinner; in fact, the Hoosier land is off
Of the same piece of Yankee ground
"Whcre all the people are brothers,
And when ones got PumPkin pie,
He'll share it with the others"
IIuzza for IIoosers and IIoosieroons, and
the Apples!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

CHIC ago AND NILwaukiE--The increase Of
population aEd trade ia these two cities " Ill ap
pear frofn thu folio " mg statistics:
In I-iD Chicago b nj 1883 inh abtants--in
ISIS il eonteIned 1928 II 1913 there
shipped from Chicago 62-, 967 bushels of whr at
aud I0.4-5 barrels of flour--in 1873, only i've
Years later, there wer. shipped 2.l69.o0o BASH
els Of wheat, ana 1920 barrels OF -four The
first 81 pine ut o. heat WAS n 1888. and the
first export of beef was ia I>3-. Ia l>.> the
export u beef and pork WAS 21.21l barrels. In
1912 the export Of wool vas 500 pounds, and
III SIS II sci .iJ9 pouuos- In 80 the val
u OF the aggregate exports was 81 ,O6i, and IN
1870 5000, 333
The growth OF Milwaukee - still more rapid.
In l>Jo 1t had but one frame BUILDING. ana IN
40 only ZOO lnhaUitants-It has now over 49,
600 Its first export of wheat in lcii; IT
exported IL I-ie .03i pos bushels
Such an increase IN business and population
has few paralels.-CIR. Ga-.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BY THE STEAMER NIAGARA
Highly Interesting Intelligence.

Inc Telegraph this evening brings
some additional items of foreign news.
The attention Of all Europe is directed
10 the North 10 learn the issue of Prince
RadZnal's visit to the Gar The Sultan
has countermanded his voyage TO SMYRNA
and the Archipelago. The army of Ro-
nelma is ordered to hold itself in readi-
ness. There is no reason TO doubt bu,
the best accord prevails between the En-
olish and French Cabinets. and it IS said
that powerful! English and French fleets
have been ordered into the Mediterrane-
an. forthwith.
Austrian politics are of subordinate in
terest. II is reported that the Fortress Of
Comorn surrendered. thereby saving great
effilsion of blood
In Prussia everything remains quiet.
France.
VI. De Tocqueville has demanded an
additional credit Of 10000 francs be-
sides the sums already voted for the ex-
penses ofthe Roman intervention.
The suspension of intercourse between
the French Minister and the American
Government caused much sensation in
Paris. but rumor having gained ground
that England had offered her mediation.
the feeling subsidized. N. Morrast, or
NJ, Theirs, is expected TO be sent TO
" Washington in the place of NJ Poussin.
Gen. Lamourier's mission TO Russia
has proved a failure. and he IS on his re-
turn without seeing the Emperor
il was reported al viEnna that Gorcev
had been shot By Count Hickey. whose
brother was executed by Gorgey's decree.
at Cressel.
communication from tho or1~ Of tho
Admiralty states that hopes are entertain
ed for the safety OF Sir John Franklin. Ii
is reported that his ship was beset by ice
in Prince Regents Inlet.
The cholera is decreasing in all parts OF
Europe. The deaths in England. since
the eth day OF June, amount to upwards
of $4,000.
Rome.
The Pope's Manifesto appeared inotfi-
ciaily. 1t was received with feelings of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
-. Louis Pacific Hail Road Com
VeE1iOn.

In this Convention are delegates from
fourteen States; the whole number being
874, exclusive Of Virginia and New Jer-
sew, whose numbers arc not given. 81
this number lGI are from Missouri, 2C7
from Illinois. II from Iowa, and 20 from
Ohio.
Senator Douglass (of Illinois) was ap.
pointed the President, but resigned on the
third day, in consequence OF some oifen-
sive illusions to his opinions as expressed
al mass meeting.
Mr. Henry $. oyer, (Vice President)
Of Mississippi, was then installed Presi-
dent, and Senator Douglass made a
speech in his own defence.
Mr.. President oyer next resigned, but
tor what cause the Telegraph did not adj
wise us, and Mr.. Darsic (of Pennsylvania
was installed the third President.
4 resolution recommending the 10th
parallel Of latitude as the best route for
the road, was /am np0n tie fablc. Mr.
Benton having previously stated on the
authority Of a letter, from Col. Fremont
that no route should be selected by the
Convention; that he believed the pass be
tween the head Of the Arkansas and De-
Norte the most practicable, still as an ex-
ploring party would repor, as to the route
before the end Of our next Congress, he
thought the Convention should make no
recommendation as 10 the route.
The committee on resolutions, it will
make immediate provision for building a
great trunk road to the Pacific in Califor-
mia. for some point on the Mississippi.
with branch 10 Oregon; and that all
Eastern lines tending towards the West
be considered parts of the same grand
trunk, &c.
To this portion Of the resolutions, j..
w. Thompson (of Indiana) offered as an
amendment the following:
That a grand trunk Railroad connec-
ton be constructed. with branches TO ST.
Louis, Memphis and Chicago; and that a
committee Of fifty be sent to the Memphis
Convention, requesting the cooperation
OF that body.
This resolution, as amended, passed
unanimously, and from it we infer that no
recommendation as TO the particular
route, will be madc-but simply grand
trunk road, so located as to render prac-
ticable a branch connection with the three
rival citics-Chicago, st. Louis, and
Memphis.--[Cin. Gaz.
The St. Louis Convention adjourned
at noon on the 18th, to re-asscmble in
Philadelphia the first Monday in April
next, with a recommendation that the
Memphis Convention do the same.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

Cr'Tis n useless waste Of both time
and money. for country merchants. or any
body within 90 miles Of Richmond, to 60
east or TO Cincinnati. TO buy their Hard.
ware. Cutlery. Saddlery. Tools. &c. when
they can purchase the very articles they
desire. in this city. at Messrs. FLETCHER
q BsSroN's Hardware Store. cheaper
it's 'lixed fact Recolect that Fletcher
81 Benton IMPORT their goods from Shelf
field. England. and they can afford 10
sell at smaller profits than do the Gin
Cinnuti importers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

@The Lady's Book for November is
on our table-ihe embellishments grow
more and more beautiful each number;
and The reading matter is always there. in
quantity and quality sufficient to satisfy
the most refined taste. Cooley is sure
he's right-goes ahead, and keeps ahead.
700 Of his brother publishers. The Book
deserve to be paid for by its numerous
readers, and larger list of paying sub.
.cribers The Book and Lady's Dollar
Newspaper can be had for SO: or 81 for
I.ady's Book and the Palladium. The
subscription price of the Book is So.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

Farmers will rejoice 10 know that at last the
can procure an article which they may depe nd
upon at all times caring the various ailments
OF cattle. such as sweeays stia complaint, eis-
temper, gals, wounds. spraias, mango, farcy,
partial blindness, sore eyes, iameness from
sprains. loss of the Joint water, or contracted
cords, &c. &c. The article referred to is II.
G. Farrei.'s Arabian Liniment, the best med
cine ever discovered both for man or beast. See
advertisement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

O-Dr Mendenhall. has decidedly the
best Paper Mill in the West--manufac-
lures an article of news and writing pa
per tha, will compare favorably with the
best article of eastern make. either in
stock or finish. We will. in the course Of
a week or two, as soon as our old lot Of
paper is worked up. print our paper on a
sample of his best-wc may then take oc-
casion 10 notice his establishment more
fully.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

Tie H1agarian Croira. which was
carried Off by kossuth. when he fled into
Turkey, is tabled. by the Hungarian le-
cends. TO have been sent by angels to St
stephen. who was crowned with it in 1OOI,
The truth. as related by history, is, that
II was presented TO Stephen by Pope Syl-
reSter II. \ golden circlet. presented 10
Duke Geisa by the Greek Emperor. was
Incorporated WIKI il afterwards 1t has
seen many curious adventures ntho event
Iul history Of hungary, when rival claim
ants commended for it. |, was once pack
ID away IN a cask by royal fugitive: who.
IN journeyihg thus, lost it. but recovered
i again. This same king. Otto. had it
torc.b'y taken from him by Waywode
LadisIas. who kept il three wears and then
was forced y return il. In 1880 it was
stolen by ma 1 Of honor at the instance
Of the widow Of deceased monarch. who
WISHED 70 have her infant son crowned
with l. In l46l the widow pawned il 70
the Emperor Frederick ~ for $500 guild
crs. 1t was redeemed. but soon stolen
again by another woman. to crown ano-
t.4er royal claimant. and after several
changes fell into the hands Of the Turks.
whose leader. Solymau. returning from the
siege Of Vienna. exhibited il as the crown
81 the famous Persian King Nushiyoen
He afterwards sent il back to the person
from whom ne obtained il. and it then was
given up 10 the Emperor Ferdinand
After many other changes j, was sent -
Hungary by Leopold. and there il remain
Cd until Nindischcratz took Pcsth. when
hossQth removed il. and mas ever since
ept X n his posSesSioI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

NrWc have had so much business on
hand. that we have neglected 10 keep our
city readers posted up in regard TO the do
ings ofthe Council. Nothing has. however.
occurred Of much moment. excepting an
appropriation of S35 to send delegate
70 the st. Louis Convention; and the in
PRODUCTION. by Mr.. Scott. Of an Ordinance
TO prevent Goats" from running at large
within the limits of the city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
Aamtmts,ra,or.s Notice.

VI<HE undersigned having taken out Of tho
Clerks Office OF the Wayne Probate Court
letters of Administration on the Estate of Lyd-
Ia Atkinson, deceased. late OF Wayne Town
ship, Wayne County, Indiana, all persons in
de bted TO said Estate are requested To make i'm
mediate payment. and all those having claims
against the same hcrhy notified To prese Mt
the m legally auhe ntieated for So ttienent with
in one year from this date. The estate is sop
posed TO be solvent
JAMES VI. POE. Adm'r,
With the Will annexed
Richmond, Oct II, 1919 43-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
tn" late Elections.


The ''nolse and confusion winch the
Loco!oco press are attempting II create
over the result q the late elections IN
Ohio and Pennsy lvahla. IS not because
'noy have any substantial reason ior cN-
ultailon. but hucau~e they 10 not WISH
the irHtt - b' ho4ri
The result Of the election IN THIS STAT
is a positive demonstration that majority
ot the voters are opposed to Locotocelsm
-ihat emo = now y hiE St1fe--ala
only temporarily ctiFi.h.t ~ her +, giSIa-
tive capacity, ~ the unfortunate diversion
elected - rec S'o'lls.n. y e saE R3i1F-
lun1'e, because By l4a union o. i-oceio-
coisln and spurious tree So-..sll, w must
expect pernc'ous eglstauon-heiHg the
legitimate issue q sleA unIon q lust
and shame
Il: al portions q tie -. ''' save ttosa
portions ihiecied ~ o.' OF I.s.-..
tanaticlsm' the y ili& siren Il as iea.t1>
ana as strong as eE@f. - 2tna portions
OF the state the r@1aIaf Y ms had 70
contend against the UNI strength -
l1ocoiocoish ana ~. iaocracF. ai1.t
IN other portions. al e,peciaiiv Oh tn
deserve a triangular contest, and III winch
th'rd parfg-tsm drew us strength almost
entirely from the y h'g party Ihls. On
the v esteTh he9erVe, whore "verE town
SAip o4' " 9'Vt a Iaai2r'iJ iof y fRRis.'N'
en-. "'1s.fss q '.''. '.af 4 Li'a3o['iy o. 10
o".i ~ Ion i'i ii'ioo' ana
.'-'#' III 10y " stie '''te.s.'n 81
'ineI-caii i-ao'' 'li'i el1s'. = lil-
ana ille''s' = ,''' q s.ii@'s : ~ =
sentative - no l's1'19', '.'s'
was any accession = I-oco,o.s"' "o' on
-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
<NESA NNNNNAA
FARO HAR & VICKERS /.

AVE gust received fresh supply ofCIoth-.
Casimrfes. of the latest styles, Fancy sud
PLAIN Vestings, Canada Overcoming, Blue Felt.
&C. which w III be made to order on the shortest
notice Also, supply Of Ready Made Clothing.
Cravats. Gloves. Hosiery, SHIRTS, Of their own
manufacture. Dodd's best Hats, Caps OF the
latest style De.er's fine and double Calf Boot.
Shoes, &c. All IF which they will sell low for
CASH.
E..7IES.--They now prepared 10 supply
the public with jennings New Patent Premium
safety Gas Lamps, and Patent Phosgene Gas
for bu Nting in the same; fresh supply OF Cor
nelias' Patent Lard Lamp; also. one set Of spien-
did f;erantoics. four lights. Call and see them
R,rf,mond Oct. IL J-49 36-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

CfoLt.2A AND PCaIrktNs-TheB Bangor
VI Ing tells a story Of down Faster"
who started - Bangor NTH a load of pump
kins. On his way. he was informed that
the cholera was raging in Bangor--but he
SAID he was not feard of cholera. not he:
and wais,ing, drove on. Soon he reach
ci the top Of a hill. wherc he met a car,
in which was . rof;t. This he thought a
"dam'd droll way Of getting up funerals
bat cholera did not Yet occur to him Bu
rs H. reached the tooi ot the hill. the awful
g'lt Of fer fa5 coming out of cabinet
makers shop caused him to haul up
what IL had been told about cholera now
rushed INTO lis mind with terrific force
lis f.a.r ~ up--ana tv.tching his horse
about and aging Oh the whip he went as
II the-was after him IN the mean
tilnr the .tail board" of his wagon came
ont AMI the pumpkins rolled down the
h.li IN a way 10 satisfy hogs and Iliber-
mans. ignorant Of this, he ..put on. :"
until Ire got over the hill--when lookinr
back and seeing his loss, he drew long
breath and exclaimed" Nv ell. thank God
| haint got 40 cholera, if got no pump
kins -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

Col. Benton addressed an immense
meeting last evening. on the subJec. Of in
siruction TO the Legislature. He refused
TO answer question respectfully put rel
alive to future action in Congress on the
subject Of Slavery.
Another large meeting. held in the Ro-
tnnda passed resolutions strongly com
mandatory Of Benton There was much
disorder. and the police were called ia TO
quiet the Disturbance
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
1 DNiNISrR AroR'> NOTICc...The

4 DMiNISrR ATOR'< NOT1Cc...The
~ undersigned. having taken out of the Pro-
bate court OF Wayne county, letters OF ADMIN
istration the Estate OF Thomas Epps, iake of
SAID county, deceased. notice is hereby given TO
all persons Jude bied 10 SAID Estate 10 make I'M
mediate payment, aua those having claims
ac Aust the same will present them, legally au-
the nticated tor settlement, within the time
CURED by law. The Estate is probably solvent.
JAMES NJ. POE, Admir-
Richmond. Oct. Il. lci9. 40:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

LBS CAREFUL!-The last jeff. talks
pretty hard about CLERKS in the Post
Ofices-many Of whom are locos; be
careful. Jim, you might tread on the ccrns
Of your brothers,!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

Cure for Hsa4acAcs.-A work has re-
Gently been published in Paris. by an
eminent physician. in which he describes
new remedy for headaches.-He uses
mixture of ice and salt, in the proportion
Of to !. as a cold mixture. and this ne
applies by means OF little purse Of silk
gauze. with a rim Of utta-Percha, TO
limited spots on the forehead or other
parts Of the scalp where rheumatic head
ache is .elt- II gives instantaneous relief.
The skin is subjected TO the process
from half 4 minute 10 one and half rnnu-
ties. and is rendered hard and white. Il
is good in erysipe!as and diseases Of the
saln.--Scient1hc american.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

GrWHo WERE THEY,-Two marriages
are said to have occurred in this CITY.
within the last five or six days-we are
hungry for official information. Who
did it and who were they. are the ques-
lions
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
Te!ecrnph Office. }

BY far the most important political
news by this arrival is the possible and
even probable war with Turkey
1t forms the chief topic of discussion
in the English and French Journals as
well as amongst all classes. and its para
mount importance. the Roman difficult.
ties, as well as all other matters OF ma
tlonal Importance, appear almost wholly
lost sight Of
The most recent accounts from Con-
stantinople. state that the Emperor of Rus
STA has made formal demand for the
surrender of kossuth. Benz, and the 9TH
er patriots who have sought refuge in the
territories of the Sultan.
The Turkish government. with manli-
ness which cannot be too highly conlmen-
ded, refused to be bullied Although in
England and France. cabinet councils
have been held to consider these grave
questions. not the slightest doubt can be
entertained of the result. Should Russia
persist in demanding these devoted men.
a general European war is thought to be
inevitable.
4 Paris journal of Thursday SAYS: We
are glad to learn that England and
France. are most cordially united to sup
pOTt tnelT IItnUdSSduOES III INe auNlCeS
given by them to the Porte respecting the
extradition Of the Hungarian refugees
The Russian Envoy finding his threaten
ing unavailng. took an abrupt departure
from Constantinople. The Russian Min
lister has closed all his Diplomatic inter
course with the Porte. England and
France through their Representative
have prevailed with the Sultan in keep
ing him firm to his first resolution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

Emigr4ats.-The number of passengers who
arrived At the quarantine ground, New York,
the six months from 4 prit TO o>tober lst
was I63sl33. Ihis 5 equal 10 average oi
80 passengers per day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

Hcac4 Steamboat Robbery The steamer a m
arauth robbed on the - III nit, betwer: Pa
Guerline ana New Orleans. OF about $4,000 OF
tbs boats money. ana some - 900 of money
eposited with Mr.. Johnson, irst CLERK. Tor con
jgnees ia New Orleans. The key Of the iron
chest has o-ea stolen ans tbs ROBBERY commit
ted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

At 8 O'Clock last evening the arrival OF
the Niagara was announced. and soon
afterwards the following dispatch COM
menced coming.
Telegraph Office.
Sackville. y. B.. Oct. Eth.
The Niagara. with 1i9 through pas
sengers. arrived a, Halifax shortly after
midnight last night, bringing Liver
pool dates 10 the 9Th inst.
The commercial advices by this arrival
are. in every material particular. the same
received per Caledonia. There is no
improvement in trade. nor are any good
effects expected to follow the bountful
harvest that has been realized. From
Manchester and other principal manutac
turing districts. tho accounts are more
satisfactory Another mail from the East
Indies brings Calcutta dates. Aug. Goth.
and Bombay Sept. LIST. The accounts
are regarded as satisfactory in a CONNER
cial point Of view.
In Liverpool there had been a mode
rate demand for Cotton al precisely the
same prices as per Caledonia. The de-
mand for bread>fufFs was limited and pri-
ces were declining. No material change
in American Provisions.
Metals or All descriptions are IN a lar
enquiry at full prices.
Continental reports represent trade as
in quiet state. without change in prices.
Accounts from Havre on Thursday
represent that Cotton received considera-
bic impetus from advices from New York;
and prices advanced one franc. with sales
Of 1896 bales There has been a mark
ed improvement in the rates of freight 10
the United States
Flour and Corn were hardly maintain
ed in Liverpool and London Corn is
quoted at 26s Cd TO els 81 for mixed and
yellow. and 90 90 tor white. Old Yves
tern Canal Flour. 23s to 23s Oh Balti-
more 24s; Ohio 2ls. Wheat IS Cd to Us
Cd.
Imports of cured Provisions is still linn
tied. Demand for most articles steady.
Lard improved 3 10 al per cwt.
The European Times contains re-
port of the unfavorable appearance of the
potatoes in Ireland. a sudden and rapid
decay having taken place.
The London Money Market was a
shade irmer. The prospect of war be
tween Russia and Turkey caused some
fuctuation in prices of securities Con-
suls closed on Friday at 92l for money.
United States 5's, %; SIS IO5 and 100:
Penn'a SIS 10 and so; Ohio SIS, 1856,
90. do 1890 100
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
Fresh Drugs and NE dicines!

Just 1rriring et NO. sG. Main streef.
nR HOW ELLIS, would inform his custom
J.rs and all the rest, that he is now receiving
h Summer Stock Of DsUGs aud MEDICINES:
all f,ur. aud fire. sll nd sold the ntost
bic terms. He particularly requests any person
bu .ing Of him, who - not satisfied With the ar
iicle purchased. to return II and he will refund
the money he warrants every thiag he sells,
and is deternained 10 gire satisfactisn.
L~Caii at No. l6, lam street, Richmond-
Oct. ,, 1919 III
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
ST. Louis. Oct. 10. 1872

ST. Louis. Oct. 10. 1912
60, panta, .dIrassod an ;r,,,,,a-,s,
s'ructon TO the Legislature. lie refused
to answer a question respectf.uv nut rel
a.iva ~ f,t,,ro ,c.ic, !, f,,,,,,.c,.,-. -, -.
-
Aholher large meeting. neld IN the To-
tnnda passed resolutions strongly com
mandatory OF Benton. There was much
disorder. and the polica were called mo
fuI0t ''i9 "'sta' oaAce'
dP'.eoh ono. al =. iifieA2.
- a'N eIto"d IN the Helena taZeffe i3f
saif- W ny no.! asks MAJOR Moan lie
zones on tiir Hcii 81 " afefioo were S2ti
= MAKE manure Oh ana Why not tn tati43
- - 0ii1i "''oo9 a'l'oiitol siIe"cu tisih
c-,u ,ho co,r..a -
r. 49,. -,
r..,,s -,
Nm e,,I - On
,ha Ioco.ocas an ia,a
tie whiry a. Ii The House liz I,ac,.
tocos vii have 81 r,o,,I,ar- 80 ~, ,,,:@..
, e'''0' - : =
~ ~ - '''oo-
C--3-.C ono uir, If tho ,,r;ro,. :. a.;
.1, :. -
'ht mp
OF Liberty. "hIIe the other trd3.S the
Black fiau of Slavery l. This | uion1
+ ,ha pirI of r.,..i, 49,
,l.J, H.. -. -. =
- - 80 vi -
10 summit 70 lhlS! God forbid! = Oise-
{ y 4 - itcEnArrlt
The Democrat has notions entirely too
refined for m. times IT. Jo,.oc,ca
..snoiIs,, Int 49,.
s'arS -. ana su,Pts are ..alIed' or now
- = o,'o'' =
fI,.
Il,; p ~ 80
- ne ashngt0n mon says that
M 'oFtTini@ht = IN >ici>iy way II
~ pr'h 'ieci'tedif improving IN hei II
:. 'iiI" : hdot 81 'Hl 2iHouS
= q i",'i''ls -.
- """1 'i"i'
G- The v ashington correspondent of
the journal OF Commerce says: .SaouI
Maryland pc tqud4ly divided. the whITS
VII remain masters 81 the held; bat. Il
sac stitS louf. instead Of three Democrat
&c members. tho democrats will have n
majority OF. one - The retnrnS SHOW, -f,a.
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4'E"s FROM >lR JOHN FRANkLfN.-iostoa, Oct.
l9tl.--A vessel has arrived at New London
Connecticut from Davis, S,;, ~ ,,...
''"' ''S ''e''u % or Johh / rankin
said, ships had remained four seasons and were
still surrounded by ice. The Indians sad the
crews were alive and well. This confirms The
English account by the Niagara
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