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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22
] CALIFORNIA STATE GoyERNMENT,

Whit ORN1A ~ Al = sGIOV EKN MENIS
We mentioned last week that convent
ton was to assemble at Monterey, in Cali
fornia, on the first Of September proximo,
for the purpose Of forming a Constitution,
preparatory to seeking admission as one of
the States Of this Union.
We have since received, through the
New York Herald, syopses Of several speech.
Ees, made ut public meetings in San Fran.
cisco. upon this subject, which exhibit some
thing ofthe state Of the public mind in that
country relative to 9 state organization.
The speech that has most attracted our
attention ID one, by the Hon. T. Butler
King member Of Congress from Georgia,
whom made : most forcible appeal to thepeo
|ple cf California. promptly to form their
State Constitution, and pledged the present
administration, and the Congress to favor
their admission into The Union.
The ioIlowiDg IA 81 extract from the re.
port q HE specclll
He went into history Of the division
that now SO unhappily exists in the United
~ ~ .ne.slsVery questlon. and
81 sns y llnaoI proviso. iie tnen proceed
So 1ssI 81 !, - 70 appeal 70 tue
- l'la - sstte Shat questlon
s p:N sls ~ lol mhg state 90
4! /" settle ~ on the other
S5 ~ IS must ne
,.,:, ne tNollare q one man IN
asSsv' ~ - lllnos proviso; the south e.
uAa Y sosc alnss r. mere are
nlseen siaYe slno n.tee : rec states, and the
s,,v =. Dc ~ tne
- y a. - y
80 y to on 20 y IN
dered thsm.e 4 r,,st IS ~. \.
public SCI tiinent ~ lone; is attach tie Will.
mot provlso To- eyery bill brcngh hi forward to
ny lu = s aor TINS errltory.-
81 ~ 8 80 anI -
and sattleslt. WITH the lNorth ST q !, sen
tlmeil IL the South q point Of honor;
s:a. suuss ~ 10y VINO ale iamlliar wild the
s 81 y y ~
Iwho-settled che South mnst know that their
| descend ants will never give up positions taxi
vs. - suSu ation. " g look y
State Ths = Z, ~ Ii
T ~ desire it. II speak knowingly. when /
say the administration desire it; and from
,.'. 2, oursS WIN tue members OF
most nm x;ons far 10 anas,;o :. - -, o.,
in this way. Yon will have NO d;f;cnitv n
being admitted as State. i pledge nv
sell TO u, and l pledge the administration,
nr - sn aa. ,lay speah eqouiiy conhoehtiy
Fnrra S.. -,
senators and representatives. and then adj
mission is certain.
We commend the zeal manifested by the
Honorable member of Congress in favor Of
the organization ola State Government in
California and the consequent settlement of
the veXed question ofSlavery ill the Terrific
res; but we are somewhat astonished that
he should suffer that zeal to betray him in
to such palpable misrepresentation of the
opinions of some of the Northern Senators
and members of Congress, upon the subject
Of the Wimot Provso. In his array of
Northern against Southern States, he has
done injustice to one at least ofthe great
confedcrscy. Iowa, we are proud to say,
has never recognised the propricty of this
sectional array, she regards the country as
a Union Of sorereigntics, and no excr;ion
will be spared on her part to maintain that
Union. She claims the prerogative of watch
ing over her own institutions, unmolested
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

o RI T. T o
WEDNEsDA Y#AUGUs 20, ls49.
oFFIeE ON MISUNDERSTANDING SECOND
DOOR ABOVE THE BANK.
DARING ROBBERY BY THE SIOUX I'm.
DAMS.
by an official letter received at the Office Of
the Surveyor General, in this city, from James
M. Marsh, Deputy Surveyor, citizen Of this
place, employed under the Authority Of said
office in the service ofsurveying the public
lands within the State Of Iowa, VIC are inform
cd Of che particulars Of an open and outrageous
robbery Perpetrated upon him by the Sioux
indians, Of this State. He was at the time
employed in continuing the ..Second Correc.
ton Line" TO the Missouri river. When few
miles west Of the confluence Of Lizard Fork
with the Des Moincs river, in range so, west,
he was met by: eleven Sioux warriors. com
pletoIy armed. They rushed upon hin, sud.
I denly, but manifested friendship 81 ia kine
hands. Their real design. double, ~ ID
ascertain the strength Of his "a \. and wheth
er they were armed, for they shoftiy IAN. and
Mr. Marsh proceeded viii III line. 4 s had "a.
vanced but short distance, hoW ever. when
he heard the rsportoi agau, an y The same ..alsg
band running onsa linz con- iiIs hls
own, and firing ed ID v Y s lSH
ordered the Il s.a.! ae l
!. Thorn i mn. q ,'' az , .s5
Marsh. % ~ 9ss S;,,'s ~ 1870 y
s.ven men m. n 49, ~. ,, ~ "
sistance, tl,1s ~ = II &
They weros nm ~ 4 81 77S|'s
dians. NH 81 did 1 ,sss S;3Is
Mr. Marsi, vs. 3 u S6e II d "a vss5
the Sioux ~ ss - ~ nl,;ned ~ t1fS II
charactsf 1f re INV - ia. {, ss
ty of the Government, show i, frssII II Il ~
upon which the Sioux non n ~ M Z u ss
that hesvns man III q j. VI. q mn q
pressed perfSct aiisfaction Ths rs ii. ~ q n
in his camp Over nirht. MO ann. 81 q, Ss
fastS aslcnf u,,1er n. Il KS, az.
afS1 ma rIie Il Isl II s. fo,,.. - ls 8.
eyr 6n13 &. Marsb Nd ma d. than, !. 80
= i Y IN mount s. nork and Am,
Z Ies 81 clotl,;nc sSsA . . /, g &, 8,
y Il ~ Nan q. ev,r.,r.,a
n BhsS 'fook ever 81 III ,hsy f.n.;e5
|sS skis tsDt which ti,ev co..a,,,;a
~ 10 liked I'M scove,. 's.,.,, H s.
g. 4 IA o.fppIet 81 4 ,;.4ea th.n,, 81.
the rs selection irom his blunKst. mi
yis;g spd esEsr oo,i., tahine sys erv, I'M
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

.4chance for coniracto,; The Isthn,us1l
Rail Rod company haxs aadyertised for
sealed proposals; fors Gle construct pfl =
Railroad from tsorgona on the Chagrcss
river. to Panama. Bi dsto be opened onsthe
s15ttof Septemher.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

I'd Joseph PAe1aId b y
sd ~" Edmund Debekf |ysE
18th |" .Augustns III 9lleppee vi
5th 90 Abraham w. V6as6 y Il q $'
9th Is Willism6 8. aAshe. De6pS
7ti q John Il. JssDaDiei. Den
Sth g Edward Stanley.
9th u David Outlaw, w biz.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

TJesse Wiiiams, EGG. Secretary elcctof
tho Board ofPnbiic forks has been spending
e few days IN onr City, and passed. the river
on Monday last, on visit ~ Minnesota.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

ILLIN0Is INDEBTDNEss.-The State debt
of Illinois, indie pendent, of her Canal and
School Fund debt. amounts TO- $500. O22,-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

- General TwICGs will take commas Of the
froopsin TIosids.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

PRAIsEwokrHYThe citixeds6f Chica-
go are about TO establish an Orphan Asylum
in that city. $500 were raised sat onemeets
ing IA fss ~ asA #SN " -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

IL M'rder.-Richard Well, was murdered a
Camargo on the Dos Moines River. 10 miles
from Keokuk, on the goth ult Five men were
arrested, on suspicion, and three Of them, ma
med Bolts, Shell, and Trhnble, have been
lodged in Burlington Jail to await trial.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

PREPARING FOR DANGER.--The citizens
of Prairie du Chen, inview of threatened
disturbances by the Chippewa and Whine ba.
go Indians. held meeting on the 18th inst.
and resolved TO organize q volunteer compa-
ny Of Mounted Ritlemcn. John Thomas is
to be the coiiftnander.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

lhe Red iticer.- "A destructive freslct IN iii,
Red River is reported IN the Arkansas pa pc,
of the 25th Of July. The destruction Of thu
growing crops. on the bottom lands near Full
ton, was very great. Many cattle were killed
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

hundred miles. ~ -
Add to these facfzs &sehsSe are no troops
stationed within three hundred miles of any
part Of this boundary .sand The surprise must
be, that outragss q lhe character to which we
hsye allnded, srex gilmore frequent occur
renee.
Crawford. Jftdated near the easternaxe
trem:ty Of the Sioux boundary. is desc
Fort Atkinson, sitns1 adjacent to this u
Diary. in the hssi u exposed tesnits
situated, indesd pletelx to
whole tribcs sd. Tfiis = ytl
cit tho immcd31f L - II entioS 4 5S'
~ prompt asals s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

Charles G. .4sh6rooh, Esq, Post master
at Andrew, Jackson Co. Iowa, will please
accept our thanks for his kind attention to
this office.
Mr.. Ashbrook not only understands the
duties ola Post Master, but what is far bet
ter, he attends to them promptly. W ould
that others would do likewise.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

~ There IL q farm ia Illinois whicl, con-
tain, lwenly.sGycn thousand acres. Tho pro,
hriodr OF IT, the present season, raises 1900
acfc, orcorn, 5000 Of whirh is in ono field
~ fhy bushels per ncfc, this would give
Gj00)0 bushels.
TH MoEMoNs The Frontier Guardian
which is published 10y Mormon, ut kanos-
willie, Iowa, gives very encouraging accounts
from the Mormon settlement in the Salt Lake
Nafcy-a Mr. Bahb, having come thence
Ia 30 days. Ile says tho Mormous nre IN
crcusiug IN numbers and wealth, enjoying
pence aud conicntmrni, making fine crops,
aud paying more attention to wheat aud corn
than gold,
o. 1.-The Kentucky Infant" is tho title
given to Andrew II. Brand, youth of II,
who has lately arrived at Louisville for exhi-
bIion, lie weighs 500 pounds, measures 6
feet around the waist, and 10 around tho
lEigh-heighl feet inches.
o." The Territorial Courts OF Minnesota
have just been opened, Twenty attorneys
were admitted TO practice, which certainly
will bc thought sufficient number for a
population ofno more than five thousand.
O. Al Berkshire Mass las, week YER
dict OF 81 600 was rendered against tho Bcrk-
shire Railroad Company, audi in favor Of ID.
b. Campbell aud wife, for injuries sustained
by them while crossing the railroad truck.
Lincoln, late NJ C. from III.
iuuia, has declined the Goycrnofship of Ore
gon. q
~ The notorious John II. Slack was re-
Gently arrested al Saratoga, while n, his old
tricks soliciting subscriptions T0f d r5itGgU
at the South. lie is described os.n "porlly
old yagobond with young wife,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06
The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday Sept. -.
At market 1900 beef cattle, 1000 stores, / |
pairs working oxen, % cows and calves, $500
sheep and lambs, 2l0O Swine
rcicauc--ENtraLS6; LIST quality, 800;
%. do. ;, ~; Sd do. 800.
'T Stores lcarlihgs, S6ae; 2ycars old III a
II. 3 do 10 $50.
Working Oxcn--Dull. Sales at sos, 20,
and 10.
COWS and calvts-S2l, %, %, n ,upd %.
Sheep and Lambs-$L 1856, i,o% =, and
2,25.
swino-3l al at retail . to &c Fathogs "a
BOSTON MARKET Oct ..
BEEF-EStra Smess, 10 0q a II 90; Mess,
1900 a 1900; No. /. II 90 u0t OOilprnc, city,
80 a II %; navy ~ 90 10 10,
PORK-Extra cirar l3 80 a II 90, clear,
10 90 a,I5 co. mess 10 30 II 90; prime o 90
$50
LABD-Boston 90 "a; south& west, 6ia "a
BUTTER-store l34 lb,shiPplag LA l53.
family 20 %.
UHEEsr=Ircw milk az, four ,neal5 a 9,
aiipping Il a -
FLOUR-IIUwurd street 90 o 00i Ohio,
3, 80 0gn0i GcDcstc, com. brands, 5,b2 O,OOi
Gcnrset, fancy brands, 5,-7 6,62
GLOW, round, 90 oO,lat % Oo,
white 81 o. --s----
OATS--southern, u Is, northern, to Il to-
eastern, 90 a'3sss b.
WOOL-Therc ia a.good demupd fer do.
nestle fleece with light stock, and sales
are making readily atquoted prlees.
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% DAYs LATER TROM CALIFORNIA.

10 DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
The N, Y, Tribune has adyices from Sun
frAnciHcp 10 AuFp-l ~ l4s.l1'F siElssgs 49, .
lHinf than che news brought by tho steamer
Panama, This intelligence was received
through Mhlallan, Mexico AID Vera Cruz,
aud reached New York la tie mail Of tho
ile.
Tho news from tho mines il Ola quite
glowing characteristic yield Of gold WnH Stead
yBHd though there wHF,Hs mailer Ofcpurse,
much disappointment among individuals, ihe
general result was highly satisfactory, II IN
estimated HAT the average product at ~ lllo
ulHea gnRelhef, lluA flr, slncs llia beginning
oflhe sehhoH, lns'hoou g2OOO,O0 per month,
md thnfe was thought ~ be- no doubt Of ~
continuance no ihF same rnie ol abundance.
M change 10 quoted in tie prices, either Of
gold OF merchandise. The health ol. llie
pOpulntiOH, both ai tic mines Hnd elsewhere,
l. generally good, neither cholera nor ans
olher serious mglady 10 reported 40 having
nude ~ appearance,
The Jealous, uulriendly feeling which has
~ long been ~ existence between ihe Amer
irnus nnd South Americans u Spanish orr
gin, hhs az lust approached crisis. The A.
mefieagH base determined ihnl tie MrNichus
aud Chlinns who afe nt the mines shall 40
longer eujoy the privilege Of digging out tho
riches Of lhe earth, aud have taken DELHI
rrnie mr~surcs accordingly Al companies
Of these nations who have come organized to
work for the rrason, with he intention ofro-
turning to spend lho winter mud wet seasoil
NJ home, have been informed that their pfrs-
cnco viii no lougor bn tolerated, aud have
received positive orders to lonyn the gold r0-
giou aud not return. Tho more active aud
energetic part Of HE American mining pop
ulnlion nre understood to be engaged In Ihis
new movement,
The order Ia cyAcunlo allows fixed time,
sufficient for tie rolring patlirs ~ make all
necessary preparations. Tho Americans
seem, from our information, To- have proceed.
ed very calmly nhouI H. aud up Ia ihe leIli
no disturbances whatever had taken place;
they were Whiting for the expiration Of tie
allotted period after which. should The reject
eel udyeuturcn refuse 10 leave, they would
set about making them,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

Ma CALuouF.-fbs Philadelphia North
American Of Monday morning says a private
letter l'az hseH received iH G4lsiels IL al
lodged that Air Calhoun intends 70 resign
his seat Ia Ihe Senate ut nn early day,
DpcnNFp.-Auuin Blair, tho "Free soil"
candidate for Governor Of Michigan, Inns de-
eined, The Whigs aud "l'ree so.W men
viii therefore be- united in tho support Of
flrius }, Liuejoliu, Tor Governor, and Geo,
4, Coe for Ia Governor II q full votu IL
polled the bunker ticket viii bo defeated,
AsorHfR LARor.Fmr ArQufbrc.- Que
bfc, .Od l,-huotllef large fire occurred IN
our city lnaI evening, consuming fourteen
buildings beiore IL Was subdued, II IL sup
posed 20 have been the work ofan iucrndia-
rs,
1frEs! The principal ofun Academy, in
go advertisements mentioned hts Female A.
siHlnuI aud ihe"reputaiiou ior teaching which
she heats" bat Tie prinler---lefl out Die
switch" aud lhe proof reader, careless lrl,
low, did not corrccrj 20 the advertisement
went forth commanding lIlo lady'a repmn-
lion for bleaching she-bems"
A CLrgroAL sulr.-The Rev, JOY a. Fair,
child, Of he Payson CHURCH, South Boston,
has commenced an action Ia the Supreme
Judicial CoulI against the Rev. Nchemial,
Adams, b. d., the Essex street Church Ia
Boston, for libel aud slaudrr suing for dam.
nges In $4,000
DEr GpoDs lHPoErED uNDER FALsr ~
VoIcrs.-.Nto OrieaHl, Sept 20.-Abom geo.
600 worth ofdry goods, imported in the Brit,
ish ship Goship, under false Invoices, we're
seized by tie Collector yesterday
PRrNrrcE's LAsr.-The wBsses nre nbnn.
doning Gen. Taylor.-UGshington Union.
Al but the -Lomsrlie Jour.
Annual MORTALITY OF London,
Ia ij' y Petersburg, / In 90 Gcnon, IN
4Gi PARIS, IN ~ Berlin, ia %, Vienna, /
IN % Rome, IN 81; Geneva, In 30; Phia-
dclphia, in a. boston, lin 10, New York,
l In 25i New Orleans, l IN 90 ~. Louis, IN
%.
O. The Gloucester Telegraph says the
unusual appearance of lho yea Is attracting
The attention Of many II il or tight green
-. s!asr ss.d Pae-s-. t.'l-, tiri-, urrri dirty
The fishermen are complaining TINT fish are
rrurrr or witt tJs, anil attribute h to tie
state Of the water. IL IN something that hus
not hccn witnessed f,r many years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

AFAmLr PoisoNEb.-Fiyo clildrenfcsld-
ing near Port Richmond, Slntcu Leland, were
poisoned q few days since from eating o cake
Ouuud by their mother on Ihc road side
soon after ealiIg IL, obey were taken with
Volcul sickness, aud it whs supposed that
Hey had the cholcrn; Int tie physician pro.
uounccd Il case Of poisoning, and admins
tered the necessary remedies; two Oftho chill
dl,n, however, only were saved. IN the
stoUuchs Of lie others a large quantity OF
arsenic WINS found.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

HiHars Baisam Of BIid C6,rry IL he Old
Dominion, We extract an article from the
New Era, published az Portsmouth, Va and
edited by A. f.eCunningham, Esq he speaks
Of himself aud here is the cAtfaei- Dee u.
l-ibJ Wv have been, ihr sotuc days, suffering
under severe inflammation Of the lungs, pro.
-dHeed-by eald, aad-isEiiaind- speak 4ilr IA
public, 20 that throughout Saturday night Sun.
day, Monday, til Tuesday, The symptoms Of
the disease seemed 10 increase, aud the suffer.
ing was intense, without the least appetite for
food The cough was dry end hard, causing
thr most acute pains IN the head and back We
had fairly given up all hope Of relief, when ,vp
thought Of this llhlsam, and we sent round tn
our trend llclutsh, the agent, for a bottle We
took the first dose according o. the directions.
aud almost instantly f.li glow or healthy
warmth through The sysicm-ihs was 9o'oleek
--ni We took another dose, al 2 another, and
We soon amer detected a pctccptiblc rclicPn the
frequency hf the spa,ms and violent pains that
had hciurc them. At } in the morning we
took another dose, aud the phlcgm, tho tough
yellow aud ropy, was elected from ulc lungs
with comparntivrra We feel crate ful Tor
the rclict Afforded and recommend a trial of It
by all who are suffering as we suffered We
have deemed 1t due to the medicine, aud TO hu.
mainly 10 t!, ,t-r---tr--Tt tvBtJUT0Uy 70 TIE
virtues Of the Bnlsam, in our casc.
The genuine signed Butts on tho wrapper
For stlc by J, G. BinghatH 81 Johnsbury
Plain J. Flint, ST. Johnsbury Centre, l. =
Parks Passumpsic, and dealers in medic ines
generally.
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Tor cash or approved credit. We shall make
il an object lor Lsdira aud Gentlemen Of this
and neighhnfiHg towns ~ purchase Gonda Of
us, The Ladies certainly ohn appreciate the
adcaHfag6s Of haylng large stock Of Goods
irutf sii,oli b. select,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

AooUNuLATIoN=-Au illustration of what
a lulc money viii become IN time, ifput out
ou Interest, aud properly taken care Of II
afforded by M Incident related to W. yeslor-
day by an old resident. ilo stated that about
80 years ng0 hrqGesl of $4,000 was lcii To
M IDIOT on Lung Island. lilo was then in his
Infancy, and N consequently now but liule
over so. Soon uitrr THIS iaihrris decrease.
thrco respectable inhabitants OF this ciiy, all
of whom IRE yet living, were appointed rus.
tees for tho care Of t,c bcqucst, with hulhor-
NY To appropriate 5000 nnhuSfiy for the idi.
OTIS maintenance, which was accordingly
done. This len NJ first but n small nccumu-
aiion, but lauctly the increase has been rap
III, md tic principal now amounts to over
100000. Should the Imuy live 90 year,
longer, Hs Is not probable, he will die worth
a quarter ola million Of dollars. Pretty well
for a t6ol.---J0igH1l - COMMERCE
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GRANDDAUGHTER,

Ia Charleston, Sept 10, by Rev II Bracket,
Mr. Cornell d, stevens, Of St Johnsbury, aud
Miss Sarah /. Briggs, of Charleston,
In Ncwbuty, Sept -, MIR Addison w, East
man, NJ Wsrrcu, y. il and Miss Mary +
Buxton, Of ~
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q = One flhe Locoloco Postmdstcrs re-
Gently removed in Michigan, turns out to be
a deidul'er in the sum Of $4,000, When he
was removed, The Locofoco press in thut
State boiled overwiIh Indignation.
Fatal AccDENr.-ln Townshcnd, on
"Wednesday morning, MIR John, Dnggcu was
killed while assisting to move n coat-slidd ut
lnched to blacksmith shop. The shedhnd
boon raised preparatory to being moved, md
Mr. Daggeu having got under it for some
purpose, was crushed Ivy it's falling suddenly.
o. We learn from the Lexington Ailus
tina, Mr. Clay rEuuhed nome from his North
ern trip, Oh Tuesday night, the 18Th inst.
His health is very materially improved.
o. The bills Of the Central Bank of Hal
lowell will not be received ut the banks in
Portland after This week The charter ofihe
Central Bank expired October l, lSl7
O. Royal marriages aro much upon the
tNpis ut present. The Emperor of Austria
is to mnTy n Saxon Princess, aud Prince
George oc SaXony, 10 be united TO u PrIlsaihn
Princess.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

" Doing Nermonter," is the il,le of
,Ilcnlous story circulating about the conn
Hohl the Boston Oiire Branch .prcteudiur
F'crlng tho actions of Vermonter nj tie
4 mover no"se ~ Boston. Tho personilicn.
~ OF seHfnnceit who publishes the Olive
luuCh nlS put out similar slung nbout Ills
Aic before this, and evidently iahors nn,Ic,
" impression that every resident i'm Tho
'uNlry Is ms verdnnt ms hitnSelrwhe he yns
N introduced into the city Of notions. If
wy GENUS Of The Olive Branch would conde.
.euu 70 VISIT Vermont for once, he might
'one enlightened. We nrc somewhat nc.
T'ed witli1lic people both of Mussachu-
ana OF Vermont, and in renl refinement
'Wucnllon the latter will not suffer by n
M pMlson with the former. Within stoffcis
'" OF The Olive Branch office in Boston,
rl~ picked up more men who never had
W. ~ all their lives, than can he found
Vt. VI vermont The people of Vermont,
'e'cr yon find lhem-in the small or in
rye lowns-are an educated PEOPLE, hnv-
49,, " ur greater advantages for mental cul-
wv" aud attainmenis, on mn average, thnn
nSI'pSsed by the people of Boston. II they
M oe Mupndence- aud the prcicnsian of a
essas they might stand higher in the
~" OF the Olive Branch, hut not in their
''O" Of Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
H. N m fENE.-The buildings belonging to
NJ Albany Iron Works, Messrs. Corning
ar l.'o" " Co south of Troy,wero destroy
ID, "fe sept ~. The buildings consurn-
lts.,,' '"e Spring,Spike and Nail factories.
S"'''ed IN the Spike tactory;und besides
,,.. "ue'lnery, 500 kegs of nails were
ms. ct tioss estimated at $4,000 above
uFnncc
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DiEAruGs


- IN Albany, Sept, ., Mrs. Louisa, wife of MIR
i. Z. Miller, aged ~.
In Danyllc, Sept 20, Mary n, wife Of
Capt, Wulter Stone, formerly of Cabot,a aged "a
At Post Mills, Sept IL, MIR Joseph Bruce,
aged ga revolutionary soldier.
In Windsor, Sept 90, suddenly Hon IoRa-
than II, Hubbard, aged II
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-23

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Illinois boadTne undersigned would Respectfully inform
public hai they have established this capital q the
State Of Illinois load sHs ssassa oes iof me transaction
all appeanns thereto within e limits Of the State
na reporting oeaon and value paymx
redeeming land sold Cor investigating uIes
all descriptions Of Stale ndebtedness this
other attached general land agency the
most scale, win be promptly and lly attended
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Messrs. Deifendorf Miles, Washington city.
a. Gowdy 4 Coz Louisville, Kentucky.
m se%s. s ) aiss s; o., St Louis, Missouri
A. ChIlsp, esd,
Ills ssceliency a. u French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas n. Campbell, auditor
John Moore, -
5. ii. Treat, Judge supreme
g Lyman TruInbull, !" -
Messis: Wad.wortia sheldon New York city,
David Leayitt esq, .a.
G. Bartlett esq, No. 4 Front street. !"
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia .sTf.a" .....
Gen. Adam Dller, 4"
Jos. l.. Chester, ...r.#
Col 3. w, Black, iiitsburg, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
g. p. Sanger esq, =" +"
Henry II. Stone, esq, I"
j. ID. Pratt CO., baltimore, Md. @
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