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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-12

'yNHE undersigned has for sale two Two
4 Horse " uggouS. one cf which = nearly
new. the other considerably worn Also. ii sett
OF double Harness. that is nearly new Any
person wishing to purchase will DO we'll by call
ing at No. -. Main street. opposite the Bank,
Richmond. Indiana. JOHN HAiNES.
9TH mo. 9th. < ~. .J-tf
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CARRIAGE MANUFACT0RV.

TENHE undersigned respectfully informs tie
public that he continues business al his old
stand on Fifth street, South of the Starr Hous,,
where he makes TO order all kinds Of CAR
RACES, Bugges, and all other vehicles IN his
line. He also, keeps number of articles in his
line on hand lie believes his WORK will COM
pare fsvnrablv with any manufactured in the
westhe uses the best of mate riais. and for finish
and beauty OF construction his work cannot be
cNcelled. His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicits d
continuance of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Juue 9Th, 1919. 3l-ly.
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June 9Th. 1919

making
ALI O! Xxx iitt. " ni.s-p-
Il has now become he only ned'c'"e jar j4"'t'5
use ana IS P"f''u ',t ., ,.sT'''e ''"e" ''f
5,,
an S,nses ., 's If nw nnr s,linr Sc
=! !, ~ : -, '., ~
a@/'4'e' - 'eS''"', *, .yrr
!, ,. r ~ ,,,;rar,, or~,,,s g., th....
az" a. c,.in,s - stands ojon,. no o,her
,iicl. ,n5, r.l.ye you:and the cures testified to
.,,iII convince the most sheptical ;--s.e pamphlet
LIVER Complaint. Bilious Diseases,
H' v go, AND , ,,, ~ ,.ar..
an' e, ,I'; is .f,s,e
,n ,,,Er;... Ae+sr
-" "'''..' ''<S ~ ANA c,i
= - 49,, - tI, s,s,.,, iornid Sec
- - ~.
" ,,.,-.
l;, ,,r !, ,,,,s, ,.i,f,1 character Il
,,r,,rt.,. .rtrs ,rIs....tD
,{ ,,,r f,ll.[.s bv = C,,y DAYS use Of ti4ts ar
- Ia, b.., ana, af,,. ,t.,sar,tion tsl. ms
ts,s or CO.. any. otl.r Disease originating from
!, 80, JloJ ,5,e p.,,,t,l,lnt
I,,piI 81, spilr Ky STEM.
49,
-, co., =, th.
mss VI .''e - : - c. I,,,s,
same, Is lh''iae'i1'e'H 'tsteNe. ~ " ,
- tl'N h'e9iti"e ahi e"io = a. -
81 its use = ,,,,.f,5,>
\ C'.RiAl\ RE WE'D
or s''' f'n' 'I,.' -' I'm.
ana also Tor e1ranEeinFili~ 81 'ile 'r"!t il''ie'
REt,i LAIR iti.@. 81 i'IRf.'-tNlS'-N'N.
Painful men
CONS = --.;. = ~ T.. -, ni1erea cA-
ce' tins y%h'eh "o"i1 ''"s u '''.s h' o.
m"htS- IL may y" Fft:t' "l.'n a. " 80 "
ieeii'r remedy an" 90 We lTe' pei"''''s' - ~
- e0''" s rIi1ret<n NAMES:
Is proof Of cures in isis
Distressing class Of complaints. See Pamphlet.
f,.,,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-12
fsTNTEN G'E'ON EIOs USE.
Main street. Richmond, Ind

Mum street, R!conon4, mi
MIS- House formerly known rs the ''Nan-
sion House. and occupied by +. BRooNrNs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who IS now fitting il up in modern style for the
acconltn odation of the public HIS iABiE
sha!! at all times be provided with the best thu
country affords: and shall not be surpassed ia
variety and style by any in the country lie
has fitted up and ierably enlarged bis Stable
which shall be provided with n good ana careful
OsTLER. and plenty OF the best OF feed for horses
The u Undersigned feels confident that. bv strict
attention the wants OF his guests, he viii me rt
d share Of public patronage
Eoarii:,. by t:ic Day or Week.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept BY
tie day week
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond Feb. 81. loi9- 9tf
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40 elsG e.re.sc,. of E5.AN:

NH, UNDERSIGNED wishes 10 purchase a large
amount Of FLAX STRAW after the seed
has been taken o:; ard the straw routed in TIE
usual way. Thu Flax should be either pulled
cut close 70 The ground ani kept as dry as
possible. ~ ?plv at the estai '>.linent on the
Middle Hor.., ! miles ncrth-e;st Of Richmond.
GEORGE. WILSON.
SeDteAtr. SIT lSl9 37tf
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z. o. .. r.

Meet on Friday evening Of each week, at : !
o'clock. Hall in LiPpcncott's new building, OPP
poSite the Huntington House.
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i . i [ IL j. Il S i.

GfENE AL second hand DOORS and DOOR
~ Fk-iNLS, auu excellent Hight of steps.
bauis;ers and railing for sale at less than half
their worth, al No. y, opposite the Bank.
JND. HAINES.
4;h mo. 30tl, 1919.
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M T. T. II L n & $.

So ~gzzDInjiana Union, No. 2, d. of T..
{ Az Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at 3
1850 o'clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-12

Clark Division. NO. ,. Sons OF Temperance,
IL Nee, every Wednesday evening, alta o'cl'k.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-12

/. io:-oiSs..-~i} e~; brandy; oit Rye W hi-Ay
Port Madeira, aud Tent Wines, for n:e,.i-
ein4i purposes: Lime Juice. Lemon aud sSarsa-
riHa : ,r,l,.S for safe al REEDS Drug andt
Apr!l - lcIJ. Medicinal Dtpot}
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Mechanics Mutual Protection, No. 4,
of Eic h;nOn...

JJ'Neets on Thursday evening Of each week
at the Hall of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
citation, at - O'Clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-12

n NODeLa V EEt VILLA he y artcIe Tor
~ Rheumatism, and all painful affections -
The Oil Of Codfii-h Liver, b-gins TO be enten-
siveiy used by Physicians, and has been founa
to BE- very successful remedy for Chronic,
Rheumatic, and Gcuty affections, diseases OF the
Chest. Scrofula RihketS &c. A pure article
for sale III Dr.. Howeils Drug Store, No. lG,
Main street.
Richmond, Feb %, 1919. left
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-12

seS.ss. Wines. tSc.. for sickness.
/ 1t is desirable thing to he able to get
" VINES, pure for the sick and for sacramento
purposes: aud | can, with confluence, recon-
mend mine such. Also, pure Holland Gin:
and purc French Brandy. aud other Liquors for
Medical purposes oniy at No l6, Main st.
AprI IT, l-4a }. HOW Ellis
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By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Ia TEST FROM HUNGARY.
Aa1u nri, ct g u 81

New ork. Sept 8. +. VI.
By Telegraph 70 Liverpool. we have in
tel!igcnce from Paris to Friday evening.
Tne La Presse, o! that day, states tina,
the caplluation OF Geogey IS TO be ai;rib-
uted to the Intervention Of English agents
and that the terms Of surrender were dis
cussed and arranged at Warsaw. during
the last Journey Prince Swartsen burg
made to that city. The submission. says
the Presse. IS consequently neither an
coup n etat nor act of despair, bur
the result Of a negotiation skiIituIly con-
Quoted by Great britain. 10 save hungary
from the consequences Of an unequal con
test, and. at the same time, to deprive
austria o! occupying and prolonging her
stay beyond her own frontier.
Dates from Vienna, Of August Goth.
state that the Emperor returned on the
previous day. 1t was expected that more
details Of tiorgey's surrender would tran
sp.re. The proclamations were looked to
with interest kossuih. in his res .n alton
in favor of Gorgey, and in letters address
cd 10 the llungarlans. cEtreats them to lay
down their arms. as it is useless 10 fight
III lost cause.
Communication between Hungary.
Noldavia. and Gallcia. Is now open.
The iNgeincine Ze!tung states that a
large part Of Gorgey's army al once en-
listed IN the AUSTRIAN service.
1t was thought an efficient number OF
troops would be added to the austrian
army. II IS again stated that hossti,h and
Denbenskc are IN the Turkish Empire.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-12

DIRECT FROM NEW YORK.
additional supply Of Medicines. &c. al!
- Of .he first water. and offered at t-ifl n 2
advance cost: Just received aad now opening
at No. Il. Nun street, by
IRWIN REED.
Richmond. May %, 1919. --tf
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ALL HAIL VERMONT.-"1

Nil HAIL VERNON T!-"THE STAR
THAT NEVER SETS
The Wings Of this gallant State have.
as usual. triumphed over !ocofocoism and
loco bargains and intriguas-the whole
state has gone for the Wings by large
tnajoriies. Professor MErcHAM, Wing.
was elected 10 Congress in the place OF
Mr.. Marsh. resigned.
60 Alexander Newman, member OF
Congress from Marshall CO., Va, died III
Pittsburgh, on the 9Th.
Flour, new. was selling in Cincinnati
on Saturday last at : 100 per bril-, old, at
3 lOa.lI.O
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Tremendous Arrival of Books.

A r THE CITY BOOK STORE. at WHOLE
IA SALE and RETAIL, Come oHe---Corne all,
aud bring your RAGS or CASH.
j. r. MENDENHALL.
July 18Th. 1919. l4f
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- rifisa%. Wrapping and Eri,a.sM.
Eo g 20 E-.Ea

BONNET BOARDS. &c, &c.
in a word. EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
To BIZ FOUND III such an establishment: and
he is determined not 10 be nnde7sold by any
Boo. Store West OF the Mountains
j. II. NENDENHAII
Richmond, Aug. 81. 1919. }6if
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Ric.: noud Stove Store

= Nj ANktUL for past favors, would now in
form the public that he has the largest and
best !ectet. stock Of stoves ever Offered Rich
mond. lie has d new article,
BUCKS p.rF.>.E iEH-fE":EIE--5 sizes
This stove. with the improvements, hiv-
ing larger Oven, and grraier faclities FOR boil
ing. maze il The hes; Stove IN the l. nted States.
Also, full supply OF the Old Pattern tx SIZES
Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns An
Tights; Saratoga, three SIZES; Stauiey's ti-cc 81
rs, and many sizes OF Russia Iron ANA f:rlo-
stoves Various sizes and patterns SO. seven
aud ten plates. Hollow Ware Of every drscrip-
ton, Copper Kettles, Tin-warc, &c. Amy per-
sou wishing Il good
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-12

j. he Undersigned continues The business of
Il manufacturing. ia PER-. sclEi:s.
EsOOf>. and s..yi,s. RAGS. and s5icits

NTASELLA BEANS.-Th~se beans are i
y superior article for tiavoring Ice Creams,
and all other such !uxu-es. They are also u de-
Itghtiui perfume. Tor sale Al
Dr.. HON Ellis DRUG STORE.
May y. Isis. 2Itf
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sTINDOW GLASS of all sizes, and best
w brands. Also machine maze putty. for
sale a, Dr.. How-lls Drug Store, No, 10 Main 81.
May %, l-49.
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4 ROOM, over the store of ]. B. Hunnicu:t
n for rent Apply to JOHN uAINES.
Richmond, May 10Th, e43-
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NV I
Nj .-Patents secured and mechanical draw
ings executed on the most reasonable terms, ut
the Scientific American Office.
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The Greatest discovery of TIC age
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Psiacipes and Regai.aE, Just
4 from New York, al Ne Al. Main street.
IRWIN REED.
Nav D, 1919. Eff
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II ME undersigned respectfully informs til
I people of i edmond Il nd surrounding conn
try, tina, he has recently opened in the STAR
KOH "A
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WAGONS FOR SALE.

June 9Th, $50.
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d \ ;, [. l. " \ L |
e 4. KING. BIZ SIN E.s g.

lis stock includes almost every thing called foI
II his line, OF foreign aud domestic grow iii and
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ry-Thc 0F4r' burIeS cvefE cFF0F--
covers every defect --cxtnguishos every
resentment. From its peaceful bosom
spring, none bat fond regrets and tender
recollections. Who can look down upon
the grave Of an enemy. and not i"ci q
cotnpunc'in,I1 throb that he should havc
warfed III tie poor handful O! ca.,A inat
lies moulleriMG before h.m!
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-18

.,,,',., ..,.i - ~
u .'I'iN. We
O.. sr7rr,,.taf LINN. .tl, R..yla
d.. t-, ,...i., sam. a.. ,'','.. d..
..
i"' l@,., '"''"". "''' 5000 ''''''-
.""' hnl Dad icon eommuus outrage
ZOO. uuI't'
b..., .Ni M.s 20, Ci AMMAN r.m
I......, .h. Slnia ia Quad. t.-.n.Ii j..
.t.....t.. l.., .Al..,l. ol..,. ......
..... ,..I. f.t... ....,'..
Do" '."."
90 ..'. .'.. "'+ "A.''.'I som. le- .'-
"..
'tI. Chapman .a.. 30 Goo morning li
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-18

i.. Dror, The ofofg Along James w.,
..u. Lfu.Obutg. md Co HE interior oil
I" ..'l. Chauoue, Prince Edward. Cum
.e...u| nnd 1uwhatlAu counties, present ,
r,N a,.Isb.c and cheering aspect mo
wbtl. % avcsi IS completed aud The ctop ,.
gcu,rDy abundant and oi excellent qua TO,
tlou.p wrbIye head cd injury from rust un
a .., htm,. ard some think the ccuoial
.Ne.l vU. aI shout OF expectation, on au.
COON. ui tUc sml'ness of iho heads ui thp
...lt 1tas thC rye can Judge itom the
..u.et o. shocks, the crop is much better
Huu 900 average one. Corn ~ generally
.I.,n Hul luuI,ulnE. The tobacco plau,,
stand vs ouJ Ore Growing rapidly Tue
s.H.rN lt, been visited with plcnuul tatnt
R,t,aond Tiats loh.
! NIuct, thousand land warrants have been
issued 90 soldirrs vino served "a Tee Melj-
can W1r giving away 90 them as boIut}
( ll,sOooJo 0rros Estimating tho value OF
. This land " St.2J an acre. we have an ar
gtfalc Of Sl7,e5o,0o0
/. Nr Buchanan has declined The invtau..
lH de- ..,f 900 uItI.u upon the Tie aud CUt.
a,'rr uI tHc late eN-PtesIdCul Polk. 90 con.
.u.nyy OBJ, having been member of bs
,lurD' IuI .uN events % whose admlu.fA.
.uw would .r.rrllo commend himself u,tc
.v sob getting bon % unpleasant CuuS,..
Gu. Portland Nt1ns al Yesterday cont ..s
.l'.r- aIt.It u favor a. President l'ay.
....f,. uw.uiluuu tot n1iionl FIST. 7aI
... l..t "ii Governor OF Maine N.,l D.rm
....cr iYI,slc DOB. pruci amauon loj a Spo.
.... Its.u il, arat IuIy 10 August An
a".l ....E"Hs W.I approve the measure
g. " v.F >lnrt space OF time, l''
...."IuE distinguished persons have died 90
tots country and 900 Europe
lau,> IS Polls, cA-pusIJcni OF the lul
Dcu.a. Edmund J.. Gaines, OF the Cu,oI
~Ht'> A'HN
'.".r.Hl w w uIlhi ul the / nilod States
'uHE
l..u Wilson, che well known vocalist.
1trl1' Huar1ud oi jno French Army.
General 8 w. kcamcy %, the United
Many
.m Germmurr, leader Of fashion 90
ii. 'H".
'I.I.., '.o celebrated vocalist
Madame 'a'ag mulucr Of GcucrI
'afHa.ac.
Ron ls 'ruA>puuT.- buT,oITcspoudom
a'Alaomaspuu, whiting under daic ol ,Ac 0.h
..-i.. -l,r. lur pc1.c ol our hitherto qu
..'.H.. O., lt.u disturbed, by riot be-.
IHt.U e.Ut, ..Illus uitls tuwuaul of Nht
rct..r Iur difficulty originated in mis-
understanding about cannon, on the ith
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-18

- '.. ID |"Hi SOP f..HN H....
rrl rH. '.. ..,l fo i.f,r..t Sow
b .r. d. r.'. u.-...a She n..l D.. ... .
hs a..l i.ut ntuI., ...i
ENGLAND
........ .t..,
f..Ll,....... A..t...
o.,....,. ~. ..,,.........l 'o' ~
" ''' ''' 'h'
.''' o. .h'' o'' 'e'iA 90 on in
-. n" .'' 'n' guy '' '-'"''" -..
'''.' "'@ "''' 4't $3.50 I.3
'''' y" '-', a"I n'.e 90 appeal
''.'o'' Tvs '''e''n D. e.uiI,t.I
I''i'r e.. 'awno.s DO ..aH.|
."' l''l''s O.. Do Iaruu'e hI. 4"
~, "'' ''' '' &,
''''
...........
.',' '''"- ''..'' 'l
~. e.,..r ,.
.'....-..l. ''''' 90, '
..a,a.-t..'...' ' 'i'''
..I a,I',..r.,.J..'i,. .,. w nc r1.
..,,l ,.,.l1, d. ,.. H., S,,,. -, - ''
r,'.,.,.,.
~,
h' o'.",''t' winch ta't b''n 'o''ri
h's'rn .hc lfr'iI'ui pnl 'hc ministry
-. fap'i'y 'rprcaclinc nn issue which d
- SUPP 'frI lend O. tac retirement OF
''"e ~ .'' '.'i.ne hH' .i % 'h. Cable
'.. ! .f pun.ira. cause 81 d.t.ofI a' 90.
"'.n'o'on' Hn1 lfa.ue.1ai r''''J 90 LAZY
ht fcn-h Pmcufsnt ''.u,mI uas &C.
.'ol ano'H, r'1Us"uD .rrrst 'DyH
monitors o. ih" Mountain implicated u
.'~ altar OF tbo l5,a Jane The create,
.'i' f"rH %. Do. dsmrmt. %. ...H
l'mn.
ROME.
AH,ln tC,tfr i0ulblfdu..n,. i,f,,. .,....I
.us O. he French ann, ,l,-,,i.I. mas.
15hsnug tn,ms,he. onsinrb,oy.cIy.,.,
Rome CARL. m The m5fnin, or,l,. .sI
Iu,y have Hael been occupied uab .r.t
."' ',r 1'l '.H'S Ioss'ss'." o' Abe ""'r
'' ,-''" a"u uC''"t''. bu' zap 10 I"c -a.l -'-
~ lucy ana "'' m,ue much PROCESS =
'"," OF s ou"l was s'ouilF dc'.o.ri
~. ''''u' VINO anu continues TO am
.,v %" "oops To I,.'''1"er.
"o 'Us. ''"''' ''e'noe received 10y shr
'''',, ~ ".," VI, 'Aft"', '"'' y camp al
"',ne' ''o'c' mat u'o OHdno' had SO Tar
'1cceedcl IN hrs operations upon The out
"0fE' 'hat'he cry was entirely nj his NOR
no ,1.'o. spare Wh''h ana The horo' o' a
"guuu' eafn1ge hc has subnW,d fresh
e,,Ic, yb,~l 'taaat, ' III =, ~. ~
ted BIZ the Romnn,.
/, is sad thu, the ENGLISH rovcrntnen,
has presented m,nIly rcmon,lrancc
gain, The bombnrdmen, OF Rome. aud h,s
urged on the French povcrnm-n, TO ,hc
'n-eessity blooming 10 accommodation with
he Romans
HUNGARY
Tho Uupg,,,,o, ,yc,o ,,,,,.,,.. I.,..,i
l.. lbe A,.,S;,, ,,,o,. -, 49, 81.
wore forced 10 ,,,,, LeyrrI Mo W..
where from ,bo r,t,,-. M mo roY,,,, ,l d.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-18

i Ninety thousand land warrants have been
issued % soldirrs vino served Va Tee Melj-
can War giving away 10 thon as bo1utY
l3,soOVJO Scros Estimating tho value OF
This liud " Si.2j an acre. we have an OK
rtrllc OF Sl-,o3O,OOO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27

RECOGNITION OF HUNGARY-In reply TO a
memorial from a public meeting, held lately
at New York, on the subject of Hungarian in
dependence, and urging its recognition by the
United States government, the Secretary of
State has returned the following answer to
the President of the meeting in question:
SIR IL am requested by the President to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter to him
OF the 9th inst, and the printed account of the
proceedings of the meeting of the Hungarians
and others in New York These proceedings
had not escaped attention. --.}ls
The government and people of this country
are profoundly interested in the events which
are now passing in Hungary, and all informa-
ton calculated to throw light on the present
struggle between that country and Austria and
Russia, cannot fail to be welcome.
1t is the policy and practice OF the United
States TO recognise all governments which
exhibit to the world convincing proofs of their
power to maintain themselves If Hungary
sustains herself in this unequal contest, there
is no reason why we should not recognise her
independence.
Congress, it is believed, would sanction
such measure, and this government would
be most happy in that event, 10 enter into
commercial as well as diplomatic relations
with Independent Hungary.
| am. respectfully. your obedient serv't,
JOHN NJ CLAYTON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27

Operations Of the Mint-We learn that
there has been deposited in the Branch Mint
at this place. from the 1st of January to the
3oth OF June, 1919, Gold Bullion of the value
OF S223,251 SS-being an increase of SAL.
554 II over the corresponding period of last
year. 1t will be seen from this, that the mi.
ming operations in this and the neighboring
counties are Improving. There was coined
during the half year $iS9.405.
We find that we were in error when we
stated last week that the Gold Dollar we re-
ceived was the emission oil the mint here
they have been coming but none issued. We
dad not examine the one received closely until
learning this fact, and we find it is from the
Philadelphia Mint.
l. We understand that at N. Orleans the Gold
Dollar is already counterfeited, and is said &c
be good imitation, with this exception, thai
| in the counterfeits the figure 9 is upside down
| making the year "I846" instead of 1849.
! Charlotte Journal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27

A New IssuE--VERY LIKE NULL1F1cA-
TIoN.--A short time since, man named John
NJ. Barrett was arrested in Spartanburg Dis
trct, S. c., on a charge of circulating aboIi-
ton papers. The punishment for this offence,
we believe. is one years imprisonment, and a
fine of one thousand dollars 1t seems that
Barrett was authorized to take out OF the Post
office at Spartanburg, letter, directed to John
Edward Thompson. This he refused 10 do,
probably thinking that it might impicate him
in some way. Upon this a warrant was is
sued by ohm Linder. Esq, for Mr.. Legg, the
Postmaster, requiring to appear and 10 enter
into recognizance for his own appearance, and
the production of the letter al the next court
for Spauanburg District.
Mr. Legg was arrested and brought before
the Magistrate. He said in his defence that
he was a sworn officer of the Government and
had given his bond and security for the faith
fu, discharge of his duties that ne was not
authorised to give the letter 10 any one but
the party or his agents; that before the next
Court of Sessions, he was bound to forward
the letter 10 the Department at Washington {;
that he was as willing as any one TO discharge
his duty TO the State as a good citizen ; that
with due deferance to the distinguished auth
ority under which he Magistrate was acting,
he felt himself compelled 10 decline deliver
ing up the letter, or TO enter into recognizance
except for his personal appearance This de-
fence, though strictly correct, was not deem
ed satisfactory by the Magistrate.
Mr.. Legg was, therefore, committed to jail,
until he shall have given bond and security
for his own appearance at Court, and the pro
duction OF the John Edward Thomson letter.
By the advice of Counsel, and in order TO re-
lieve himself flom his painful and disagreed
BILE position, Mr. Legg finally complied with
the order OF the Magistrate. and is now under
tond 10 appear and produce the letter.
| 1t would seem that other letters, directed to
Barrett, have also been broken open. There
appears 10 be little ground for doubt as to his
! being an abolition em;ssary, but it is equally
certain that the conduct OF the South Carolina
authorities is both illegal and unjustiiable.-
We do hope that the time is not yet come,
when a sovereign State will be forced, in self
defence, 10 break the laws OF the Union, and
violate the sanctiiy of seal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27

The Temperance Movement in Neu York =
Father Matthew is said TO have administered
The pledge to more than 9 900 persons during
his short stay in Brooklyn. He commenced
his work in New York on Thursday morning,
when thousands pressed round him to receive
the pledge at his hands. The Tribune says
that in tie course of e-day the worthy faith
er addressed the people who were coming and
going several times, and related many anec-
dotes,z religious and humorous, all tending TO
enlfghten his hearers or bearing some point TO
the Temperance question.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27
DISTINGUISHED Persons recentlu deceased :

Distinguished Persons recently deceased =
Within a very short space Of time, the fol-
lowing distinguished persons have died in this
country and in Europe:
James K. Polk. ex-president of the U. s.
General Edmund P. Gaines, of the U. S. A.
General w J. Worth, of the U. s. A.
General S. w Kearny, of the U. S. A.
Colonel James Duncan, OF the U. S. A.
Marshal Bugeaud, of the French army.
Charles Albert, ex-King of Sardinia.
Madame Recamer, leader of fashion in Ma
poleon's time.
Madame Catalani, the celebrated vocalist
Madame Cayaignac, mother of Gen, Ca
raignac