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Brgs-yandal,, Chase; Rochelle. Nesmith Walsh Lau-
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soopsEssex, Cummings, Fall River President, Frsbea.
Ship Avalanche Hawkins Atcna 40 days, With mdse to
b h @ o a for GS 90 6 spoke s
speed heavy Westerly gales aud Gains from the LIST to the
Bark washpgtOn Ketns Lisbon 80 days with wino &c,
Bari Elbe thsm Hellman Hamburg % days with mdse
and 80 Passengers to Beck KunhaIdt
s E%a Sept TO- with
With s. s sat st. oa 81 Is sss
Danish bark Jacob from Port an Plstt for Hamburg
wth st IL "a
of Barnega spoke brig Stafford from Turks Islands for
Big Vim L Jones, oollett wnmIng.en NC. gasys with
bark Manchester from for Busnas Ayres
oa s7r S'sIi N a rE Sad G 81
Barbadoes totally dmased in gale of 2ith Sept ia lat 80
"a To 0Sf inc Go IN
taken off being allowance of half pint of water
The Flero had spoken Sept 49, schr Nassau Wiley of Sa
lem for Cayenne dsmasted and lost deck load in gale Of
Gath Sept, in lat 81 lon "a 02makng for st Thomas
Schr Violin Orb CASTOR Rochelle, SO days. with brandy to
Ii Moulun.
schr Mary Langdon (of rhomaston) Howes Charleston
days.
schr Lagrange, Osmore, Norfolk days.
Schr Plato, Hammond, Baltimore. 6days.
schr Richard Golden Br) Faulkner Londonderry Ms %
days, with plaster, to the master
In the OF the arrival Of the bark Gilbert from
Cronsad in Sundays paper it stated that the
Baltic sailed 20 days before the Gilbert which
They both sailed the day.
Sailed.
Ship CASTOR, Charleston; brig Hay, Port Prince and
others.
oor 2wind at SUNRISE NE at meridian. calm and foggy
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nR WHEELER, oCUI1sT, "a BARCLAY STREET.
- deVotts his cxCusiVe % diseases
and 90 The insertion OF Artnch Eyes, which jut
uprtsd r. N arts Of improved male and superior qua
lily They will be supplied or ineeri ed reasonable terms
CUte tcurs frl u gtoJ o'clock. III
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Pasgepxers Arrived

ALTosA-ship AvaAnshe-Mr Carl Ii Krilgel-s5 In the
steeraRe.
sT MAnIiNs-Brig Eainbow-Mr De Young, lady AL
children, DIR Crogin, Lnrsmare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

DAINLEss TOOTH FILLING-DR. A. G. CASTLE, bIs
Broadway has soft plastic Paste, which IL put 70
the holows Of tender Teeth without any pain
which IL com bnes rendering them servceabe life IL is
peculiarly adapted for those front teeth bsckened
IL being similar in color 70 the natural toeh Teeth allied
with gold foil, an alsam &C., &c
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Married..
Married.
On Wadnesdav the 18th inst nv the Rel

announcements Of Births, Marriages, and Deaths are
mol inserted unless duly authenticated and padJor.
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Port or New York, Oct. 23, Is4s.


general column latest Marine Intelligence
sy telegraph.
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nR POWELL, OCULIsT, AURIsT Sc,ATTFNDs TO
~ diseases Of the Eye and Esr from 10 o'clock daily
26 Broadvay entrance ~, warren street. whore Be
bad bic popular Tresse the Eye written for the
neral reader, third edition. enlarged and revised with nu-
plates, price 90 cents. DR. Powes self acting Eve
aud tsr Fountains the most powerful auxiliary the
mn Of sheeons Of thsg delicate organs be procured
a. lie Once Artificial Eics y ported, which
like The natural eye and be inserted without the gL
ett pain or operation.
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almost always hailed the most skilful medical treat
ment Justly been termed the "Opprobrium Of
Physcans and unt within few been
siderod ncurabe although medical the hi
friend Bayletoth distinguished auhorsadmit that this
much dreaded disease may be cured In advanced
when the lungs completely dis9rgszed The
remedy which offer, Wissrs Basam Of Wild Cherry
the Of this disease not only emanatcs from
ph, stefan but has also bees well tested in all as complaints
For which II is recommended A physician in Maine
have recommended the of Dr. Wistars Dasam Of Wild
Cherry for diseases the lungs years past and many
bottles knowledge used by patients all
with beneficial resus In where II thought
confirmed had taken place. the Wild Cherry
fccted E. BOYDEN, ply stefan Exeter Corner.
None ger uEe unless signed |. BUTTS the wrapper.
For SALE wholesale and retail hy Assrs A u. D. Sands
l(O Fulton street. of william T3 Broalwty Irving
Building, Of Chambers ST. Penifold CO.. Fletcher
and by the dru gss generally throughout the United
States and Canada.
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ED1CAI..

I tyER COMPLAINTS COLDS, RHEUMATIsM, ERUP-
- tons OF the skin, Sc,-E. j. CARR0LLs yapor. Sui
rhur ana Iodine Baths 30 Barclay street. highly
mended as remedy for the above complaints by Drs Mott
Stevens Eaoheven Smith, Dixon and other eminent medi
cal R,ntlemtn.
EECBEsi LEECHEs-JUsT RECEIVED, 5000
IL large and healthy Swedish Leeohes for sale low
prices, BY j. y. CLEUr
Importer Of Leeches, No. John street.
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Company for the OF Mails PASSENGERS Ncf-
ehandse, and Treasufc.The Steam Packets this CoU-
pauy are appointed IN leave ST. Thomas the Let ooaoh
successive month"; TOR Bermuda and New gok the fret Ct
vhh places they are due the 9Th sud ~ the latter the
1lt 81 the month leaving New York the 18th, the
expected 70 reach Bermuda the 10Th o. the MONTH and
meet steamer by which Passengers OF treasure can be con-
yeyed Nassau Havana Mobile Point Vera Cruz Tampioc
Honduras JamHics, St 80 de Cuba Jacmel aud ports
the Spanr. Main ncuding Jsagre, Leaving beruuta on
the 18TH the last from Ns~ ork becomes Que at 81
Thomas on the I'd Of the month"; and convey pass ers
speeie and merohandsef FOR that Island Porto 70 me
India Islands generally Laguayra and Puerto tabe re
farce BY he steamers fron New Iork follows .e
Bermuda. SiO Thomas SO Porto Rico. SIS La Quay
ra sle5 Puerto Cabeho sl0i Antigua slc5 Barbados
fla Demersra $40 81 Vincents sl2Di Trinidad 500
Nassau so Havana sos; Mobile Point $40;
eli0 Jamaica sllOi St Jago de Cuba 500 Jaemei siO
Vera Cruz $40 Tamrco, S7O Santa Martha siJ; Car
Nagena tl55 Chaues sl7O 81 Juan Dc Nicaragua Sle5
The freight on specie and on goods IL the has hereto
fere been charged. FOR further particulars arrly
MAITLAND PHELPS, h co, Agents.
myl 700 IA Stone street.
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IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF THE sURRo-
gate Of the County o. New York. notice is hereby given
q All persons having claims agang. Simeon H. Nandevcor
late OF the city Of New York deceased 70 present the
with vouchers thereof TO the suhscrbgr HIS
Nest Broadway in the city Of New York on or before thc
twelfth day q November next Dated New YORK. the fourth
M oct law CORNELIUS vANDEavEER Administr,.or.
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Der 22wind at SUNRISE Me- at meridian calm and fogg
atsunset, w, fresh.
Foreign Malls.

LETTER BAGS Of Steamer Caledonia, for Halifax and Lii
verpool will close the Exchange Reading ROOM t67 Ex
today at before hve o'clock. Letters
be prepaid to any part OF tho world.
BAGS of steamer Caledonia for Halifax and Ii
verIool, viii close kenyons VI all street. to-day, at 10
minutesto Pm Letters be prepaid to destination.
eAtra mail will be the above office at IL
I'm. and forwarded BY the New Haven RAILROAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

Robert Smith, convicted Of the murder OF Richard
Fastvcod A. Iorcrto, "a on The 30h Of August last
Iss been fentnced 10 BE- hung the 1Ith day Of 80.
vtnbtT next.
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Governor Dana, of Maine has appointed the Goth
day OF November as a day Of general thank sgivug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

III toNNtks iNNlsDkATlNG tOhDtAl-TIE
~ only remedy yet discovered for seminal weakness
and nocturnal omissns sorninOes neApaatns Tor sooio
business Matrmony Affections Of the head back limbs
ad nerves caused by improper secret habits speedily
moved f2o bottle, bottles for So with directions aud
important advice to the married and nge DR.. Convsrs
Office IS Sd between 10th and llth YORK.
whore i consulted and the cords. obtained and forward
The country, post paid.
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ANk OF sAI.ISRIrRY

BANK OF SALISBURY.
ry,EE No,a II bs TANK or salisbury Maryland redeemed
A BY 4. HoUChTos, 50 William street, at ONE per
cent discount. jy3 52ts
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Dr. sA. up Agrnos 3. or rnE -

nR RALPB, AUTHOR OF rnE practical pRI-
ssts Treatise 40, 81 greerwich street-0f hosrs,
rG'y = The early ,sss, III be .grrrsed At enc rspi
however those who have suffered estain ~
PIE whe can properly prscate his seryces In riots-s
om we nr. ~ ncpient 20 lie advanced
inzsges IRON uneommcn advantage. and very estersvs
he has grounds for nx can b. ebte,sss sem s.hsv
-svroe In AInscssa. 49, ~ ~~
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INR. coNYEHY INyIGnRArING CnRnIAI.-rHIs

nR. LARNONT IS HAPPY TO INFORN THOSE Az
~ hieed with any private or Nenereal complaint that his
practice under the world renowned Of Paris,
Acton, Of London places him 81 The head OF the MEDICAL
profession Rtoep eases cared In fofyeght hours ~th.-s
"'ie@' n f'. cure, onarge. Once renewed
20 a. eade street. Avoid quacks and their pills drops
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MI EDICAL ADyICE-pOCTOR YOuRsELY PRIvArE-


nR. JOHNSON, NO. is DUANE STREET, so WELL
knovn in the trea tment Of delicate disc The Doc-
tor reputation for skill in those half have
existed Tor years s pre- eminent Constitutional weakness
cured IN four DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

DR; COOPER DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THn
- last fourteen confined his prsctoe the treat
ment OF meroural an other diseases delicate
lie can cure the most Of this disease and
mild cases removed in two TO Eve days perfect cure or
nscharre
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I'm. MORRISON is CoNFIpEr

DR MORRISON is CosFiDENTIALLy CONSULTED
~ on all diseases Of delicate nature practice of al
years enables him 70 without mercury recent cases
three 10 SIR days No fee till cured Structures aud
his ofhce, 1fk Fulton street. -'~'' -
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De; steyrn. SEw MEDICAL WORK NAY BE

~ had At his ece whers he Is sopfulted in those d,ni-
cult and rrotraeted Of delicate diseases whoh
proved TOO obstinate for others His smbeIlishod
With eighteen engraved plates illustrating The diseased par
and contains hso fer The remedies necessary every
case. written in sin trslish price 81 DR. o. ss regular
Physician and has had experience In this
diseases than any other In the city Office in the rear
Of his store No IL Ann where he may be consulted az
all hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

PHILApELPHA, Oct o. A-Arrved Bark Eagle,
Matthews Boston; bark Emily Cope Palermo; brig Herald,
Williams st John, NIB; seh;s Elwin Baker Baker do;
Trow Chesapeake City, Experiment CLARK do Della
ware Townsend. Chncatiague Boston, Baker Gloucester
Mass; Souisa Sears Boston; Miller Elliott Hsrt
ford Mary Matt, Smith. New York; Brandy Isandy.
Sing Sing Prirce Clark, New York; Henry Mead,
Smith, Trdvidence; John SoneT, Smith, New York; Mary
and Caroline Hay kins Greenwich NY; Ksto Stewart
Tonlin Norfolk Isaac Tunnel, Wina,te, Deep
Va Tatha and Hannah, Walter Egg Habor; Atlanta.
Brown, New Bedford.
CIea od-Slip Bercults. NadigaD, San Francisco brig
Shpmut, York. Barbsdots schs TAYLOR Mershom Or
leans; Asfland, Parker Brooklyn; & Stewart, To-
zer, NYork; Tabitha haanah, Walter do; Mary Matt,
Smith, do; Princess Clark, Brooklyn Mary Rowland,
HaML!ns, Nlorki sehr Jones, Smith; DEooAlyn.
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GTRICTUR E-ITs NATURE. SYMPTOMS CoNsE-
y qucnoes mode OF detecting the remedies with rsape
and only this work
long be troubled with structure Sixth edition. pp 22 Price
81 May be lad Of the author IS Greenwich street. OF by
mailed free,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-11
CANTON, mlssIsslPPI, SATURDAY, AUGUST ii, 1s4o

p%inching his little brothers and sisters, or run
ming pins into the little baby, or giving blue
bottles a watery gravein the milking, These
sulks may, with care and a strong hand, be
weeded from his barren disposition, but gener-
ally they lie. with his Other faults, too deep to
be rooted out; and, as the Child is the reputed
Father to the Man, SO despotic husband, or q
tyrannic parent is only too frequently the sor
of the MODEL SPoIT Boy.
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prevail at ST Petersburg that GeOrgey, the dis
tinguished Hungarian General had committed
suicide. This is evidently q weak invention
Of the enemy-true ST. Petersburg Hews-t the
wish father to the thoughtful
RoME.-A BRGvE AMERICAN RECOMMENDATION
the 10th alt, the French were in full possess
sion of Rome. A messenger was forthwith
sent to Gaeta, to inform the Pope that he could
return 10 the city.
The gallant Garibahi on the lst uln pub
lished the following order of the day.
"AmeFic9 yesterday paid her tribute to the
cause Of Italian liberty. in one Of her bravest
children. Andrew Agheard, who tell IN the
breach, an example Of the affection Of Tree
men of every country for our noble and unior-
tunate ltaly!"
DENMARK mi THE DuoHIES.-The two years
WARMTH Denmark is still as fresh as ever, and
the Germans have recently suffered a severe
disaster, by a vigorous sally Of the Danes from
the fortress Of Frederika. Their loss in kill
cd, wounded and captured is stated 60 officers
and 3O4O non-commissioned officers and pri'
Yates, On the other hand, the Danes have
paid dearly for their success, and have buried
1900 men.
BADEN AND PRusSIA.-It is stated that in
recent fight in Baden the loss Of the Prussian'
was not less than 600 men, and that of the in
s~urgents 5000. The remains Of the revolu
tionary army are now holding out, under bonn
bardment, at RastOdt, Tho affair, however
Is certain to be finished in course Of a few
! DAYS.
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GOOD NIGHT.
FROM THE GERMAN OF rAuER

FROM THE GERMAN OF PAUER.
Dark is the night!
Yet stars are gIimmering through the cope Of
heavenj
The air signs softly through the wandering
trees;
And innocence, unstained by evil leaveh,
All bright within-the outward gloom can
please,
With the sweet influence of the calm hour
filed,
In its clear bosom carrying its own heaven!
To them good night!
Still is the night!
All days loud noises wsanei
Weary and fearful eyolids W the calm;
And sleep 10 lulling in her soft domain
The %throbbing heart with Heavens own
soothing balm.
TO you for whom her shades descend in vain,
Whom care keeps watching, peace your
cares disarm;
soothed be the couch of sorrow and Of pain
suCh SOOu hlSHt'
Rich is the night!
Can man hope here for more,
When the dark night Of trouble wells him
round,
Than in bright dreams to see heav'n opc its
store,
And each warm wish by fancy crown'd?
To you for whom Hope smiles by day no more,
May her soft whispers in her sleep be found!
To you good night!
Faith springs by night.
When all the fond heart hailed,
Havelong beneath the lonely hiIlock slept
When %they-the dearly lovcd-the deeply
vailed
Fate's bitter food from thy fond arm hath
swept;
Think, amid all the trials that assailed,
One eye above the stars, its watch hath kept
And watches still-gOod night!
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By Telegraph 10 Me PcGysae
HUNGARY,

BALTIMORE. July 28M Saturday Morning
The english papers have been received
Wilmer g. Smiths European Times contains
no account Of a great victory by the Hungari-
ans over the Russians which was rePorted by
telegraph. II was, however, said t9sbe taken
from Russian generals, and Indignation as 70
how the battle was fought must have oeen
conveyed by private agents. Dembinski' who
is said to have achieved tho victory, is stated
to have subsequently resigned his command
There has undoubtedly been hard lighting
in Hungary, with varied success II is feared
that the oppressed Hungarians have not been
40 succossful as could be wished. Rumors
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A-GooD EIrr,-The Washington sUnion,
says that the Democratic party were never in
better ealth than at PRESENT. MAY be SO,
says Prentice, exercise on loot il said to Be-
favorable TO health, aud w perceive that some
Of the most prominent men Of the party dTs
walEing out every day.
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SECOND DESPATCH
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN e W

IrALY.-The Roman Assembly, at its last
sitting, adopted a constitution, ordering i to
be deposited in the capitol, as the expression
Of the unanimous wish Of the people. II is
to be engraved on marble. Funeral services
have also been ordered for those who fell de-
tending the Republic. The full entrance OF
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MUSIC
olsgkMAR, Teacher of Gui-
y ! Violin. Violoncello Accor.
!, O \. respectfully an
Y me citizens Of Canton that
1lfed to give Instructions, up
a5'.tOments, and also in vocal
ny '0e principles of thorough
~ office adjoining that Of
! April IS, ls49 81,
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olb,s YaGmow.
OUNCES to the Ladies Of Can
aad Madison county, that she is
on Dress making as usual, and
short time have the Spring
from New York and New Or.
e will also bleach and trim
and Straw Bonnets.
s. ]. SALMON
is l849
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IN !!
GEORGE BAGRY

ulVaGE BAGBY
,s'9sa bis saloon in the Canton
san slere he is ready and anx.
l s, v;,S all his friends, and
s NV = comfortable Shave, at
ma ss and DRESSING done in
lhqian ,, " genteel style, and to
y every reasonable per.
u ls4s.
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W IA d & ID o
DEALER In
Dry Goods, Groceries
and Produce.
200 City, AEjsS.
! give particular attention OF
Fssivlng and forwarding cotton,
dlze &c. Just received Bagg-
Rope, Kentucky Jeans aud
bacon, Lard, Sugar cured
a'hllare, and a general assert.
! 10, l84S. "
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~, :. W MURPHY.
q S S@a y = every day receiving. a
sle, Wo o,Sck Of Groceries Provis
lqs "o0dsnware, &c. &C. &c.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Sales of Cotton, for the week 1880 bales
at further advance of an I'D. Quotations at
the close Of yesterdays market, were Fair Up
land and Mobile sd, Fair Orleans Sid. $1,000
bales were taken by spectators, $4,000 Of ex-
port. OF American descriptions sold were 2l'
600 bales uDlands at 4a54d; 3e 900 Orleans at
4aS4d; 10000 Alabama and Mobile at 4a5!---
There was not SO much offering yesterday, but
the advance was firmly maintained.
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DEATns or EMINENT Thomas
Starkie, IN English Lawyer OF cminencc
died on the 18th Of April Inst. Called to
the bar in 1910, for thirty nine years he
had had an extensive nd lucrative practice.
Mr. S,arkic was the Downing Professor at
Cambridge aud was we'll known to our
lawyers By his reports, his works on Sian
der, on Criminal Pleading, and on the laws
Of Evidence.
Hon. Enienne Mascrau, veteran mem.
Der Of the Louisiana bar, died recently in
New Orleans, aged u years. lie was a
lawyer Of whom Daniel Webster once said
that he was the most profound civil jnris,
10 this country.
Dutee J. Pcarcc, Of Rhode Island, vel
known and prominent Democrat. is dead.
DR.. Silas Holmes, OF the U. 8. Navy
was drowned in Mobile bay last week b,
tho upset,ing ofa boat.
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@Upon our first page this week will
be found an Introductory essay to series
Of papers upon scientific subjects, written
by our elder and more studious brother
He will continue them from timo to time.
and - each ono will doubtless lie complete
in itself, il matters little to the reader, so
far - tho connection is considered, WIN,
length Of time elapses between their publ
cation. Ho says, ~ thought Of running
through the prcttiess parts Of science and
giving il On attraction which nigh, please
the people, provided anything useful can
give them pleasure" We are not all con.
stituted alike, still we hope that m coca
sional article upon science will please our
readers quite a. much as that species Of
reading which wears without polishing the
mind.
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PETERspuRcm, VIRcrNIA.l
April, l4th, lS49.

Mn. FITz Henry WARREN.
SIR:--I received las, night your letter Of
Yesterdays date. You desire the to state
in reply, what dispositions was made Of the
credits and effects in this ,owp) Of the late
firm Of a. w. Camp & Co. and whether
YOU did any thing To embezze OF divert
any portion vi the assets Of the failing
firm, from the use and benefi. it's credit
ors.
Although as decided democratic repub-
lican, ss YOU ~hiy, am not disposed, nor
feel myself Mt liberty, To decline an unre-
served compliance with your request. Al
though averse to taking any part in the
strife between the ms and the outs. | nm
indifferent To ia,ors or 10 fault finding,
whenever my invited or voluntary inierpeA
silion is to accomplish an net Of Justice or
10 aid the nims af truth.
was counsel in ISL. (and yet any fos
certain parties hodin. the paper Of A. W.
Camp g. Co. ton largc amount. shy $4,000
II made an assiiuous and strenuous at-
temp, 10 have the assets Of The firm applied
to the satisfaction Of nv clients. | sue
ceeded to somo extent, and the suits nre
now on appeal by my clients pending in the
court Of Appeals Of this State. This ono
branch ot most arlinl fraud in which
person whom il is needless 10 name. was
the chief actor. (lt was not Camp, he was
one Of the vic,ims.) To nnravel this most
tangled thread ot that fraud, YOU gave me
meet valuable assistance !or the benefit Of
the creditors. II we succeed in subjecting
10 our payment the funds Of that firm, which
are attached and under decree Of the
Court below are 10 tho hands Of Receiver,
| think the creditors ough, 10 offer you A.
member Of that firm. release from FUR
Their liability, aud will 30 advise my Gil
ents.
Not considering il important 10 60 into
details, will only add that. besides the aid
| derived from personal interview with
yon, tho record bears more than at ono
point, evidences Of your disposition and Of
the value Of your exertions to assist mo ia
having the assets OF the firm honestly ap-
piled to the payment OF its debts.
Verv Respectfully.
Il. Il. COLLIER.
thereby certify that the foregoing 10
full, true and complete copy Of the original
letter now ia the possession Of Fi,z Henry
Warren.
Washington City, May 10Th, ls49.
NJ. s. WARD.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-06-07
MAQUOKETA ACADEMY.

We received q circular, but too late for
publication, in relation to this Academy
X is situated in the beautiful village of Ma.
quokcta, formerly Springfield, on the river
Of the same name. A better and more
beautiful location for an Academy perhaps
could not have been selected in the State.
The services Of DR.. ?. L. LAKE, as Princi.
pal Of the Academy, have been secured.
He is spoken Of very highly. John Shaw
Is President Of the Board aud C. T.. Brown,
Secretary. Terms Of tuition, Primary De-
partment, $500 per quarter; Academical
Department, $500 per quarter.