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FINANCIAL.

MANNERS BANK or KESrUCsY-sU BSCaIPrIQS
20 $4,000 OF the Capital sock Vi tho rarmers's es4
the Board Of Directors Cf the above named Bank their
agent in this 10 receive subscriptions TO ia capital
stock the amount Of Five Hundred thousand Doisrp
Of wirslew, IAnier Co. 40. 50 Wall street, where sub
scriptions will be rseeived until further notice. Five
Par thirty dollars each shave be paid At tho
time Of subgerbing twent dollars tho 10 day Of Janu
AIRY next lsbl .h9 redu. geet 60 ea by shs Board
however. pay for theft shares in I'LL ~ Disposal fhg
Bank vas chartered BY hc Lcrsiaturs Of Ksr,uehy 80
ts growing out OF the wh1esous business Of the
citizens Of the state the present ea1hns earl being AL
together Inadequate The a rn its
has thirty years 20 run with no tesetved by the Lgis
ature wise 90 alter cnnrs t Toe capital
Is s20Oo o. which about $50 200 has already been akts
will be taken BY elens of thas 8ats aad sswhor-. Tho
bank WITH several Of rs brareaes nov IN operation; the
mem The ststs n Kentaaky p fiisved 60 DC msss Ia
vorabie and secure looatn for Bartng cap the exports
Corn Cattle Horsss, Males HoEs bale rope Gasfng
Re, 60 Aolifte which, l,rg souns 81 exchange the
o. the state Of Kentucky ord that Of bsnfs sviaass
q What this bank w BE- The credit nnd saasns Of
her tsnkf equal a Of any other the Uatn.
dun Of tbs hssirspri valley pacing current from Pits
buErh - Nov Orloahs Ne hanks b-tsr maaass their
per arnum, with arye sctumustions Of surplus
serve funds and their stocks raby above par
banis the Western sout6 Western states expire
within thenext twelve years The fermers Bank q Ken
istion u great value is hssrs me
e n, bans ,ns n s ss. riPs.s and ass hsnas
dent Of tho bank :. title cy ~ii be happy -
gys any additicr al infemsen aud may he found daily
copies 81 statement ans 81 ths may Be had
wINsLow. LASIEp CO, No. "a wsn,s.
q No klall
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MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS.


TI'O HlILlNERs AND THE RETAIL rRAD--IN CON-
Of giving the Jlbting business.
selling On ute stock Of Ribbons Lace Goods and Eu-
oidtrcs less than Fxt sale aHd store TO
ht taos. ran ELL co. 10 John street.
MORE BARuAINs FROM AUUTiON, at THE PO-
Nl luar Dry Goods Market The Boyery SAvihs8 STORE
49, Bovcry..
10 cases wrench HeriDos all coiors and oil prices from
IS cents 10 81 IS, of lupin's make
Loo elesant wool ng dhaWis. at very low prices
10 English frin+s. az pence. worth shilling.
1000 yards India husiins 80 Cd. worth ~ cents.
aotO wards DE LANES. at ls. worth ~ pence
$50 pairs frst-ra'e u apkeu cheap.
3oo0 yards Iuda Lustrinse g. Ga Worth 10 shlints
6cases raramattnE. from % cents 10 90 cents.
40 bales red and white flannels.
1,nCO Yards ard vide elk Ycvcts.
5000 yards ming De LANES, at chilling which
actuAlly cost % cents 10 import
$4,000 IN Of air other STYLE
Of goods which with immense stock hand Affords the
best chance fer investment to the buyer red ia Mes
York. v ". n W. Y. GlLLEl co.
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NV YORK EIoArING Day DOCK COMPANY, OCT
~ lsaoA dividend of bvc has been DECLARED
from the earnings % the Deck Tor the r months ending
November lat payable 70 The uochhde-s and after the
9th tf November The books will DO closed
from the let 70 the 0th q New By ~ the oard
n. v NAHOH. Secretary.
ILLINOIS CANAL BONDS. - fLLTNOTs INTERNAL,
Il IMPROVEMENT Scrip Illinois Carat Registered Serip.
bought GEO X SisfARr. - Wall -.
TEXAS TREASURY MOTIFS AND AND 10 PER CENT
II bonds bought. Unourrent money bought and sold
TOTeign gold and silver kou1ht; fovereigus wanted.
GEO. X. SISrARE IS Wall street.
CD EO0 wkNTED AND a PARTNER TO ENGAGE
D-scOO with the advertiser In profitable manu-
featuring busineFs In the The business viii
be exclusive the demand usm snd sales for cash only
For particulars address THIS ohce. sith and ad
dfess which viii be strictly conadanta meal piomps
attention.
A GENTLEMAN, VINO ~ MASTER or ms Bust
"A ness, IL desrous o. meeting With caltaist SSW.
whowoud he disposed 70 join BIN IN Articles
Of and Oh rrnif business 81
$4,000 Der annum be done with comparatively little
mschncrY would exceed $1,000.
Application Confidential a. the oce Of this viii
be atteuded TO-
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AMUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN KUsEUH.--MEssRs. LOWELL KING.
ID Lessees; Mr. J. A Jackson, Treasurer.-Re- Engage
ment Of Miss Mary Taylor Mr.. and Mrs J. Broughsm.-
Tuesday evening November will be presented the
or ThE nRooKLYN CARMsRzo.BTysn. Mr.. Droushan;
ST Ring, Mr. Lyp Tom Bohalink, Mr. Lowell Polly
Bebhlinf, nrs Broughnm. A fter which JENNY LIND
Jenny LsatherluHss. Miss Mary Iayor; Granny Gag Mr.
booIls. Mr.. BroBghsm Emeiy Mis- Taylor sophy Miss
To yor. Admission % cents reserved seaa, Nk eents.
Certificates secured during the day, so eepts.
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1sNS.s S;.ss Z. sSrss
is.:; S ss:sis s.s
srKRENcE BOYLE, AycrIoNEnR-sToREl ss CHAT +
ham s,s az ma MSYia ass .rsss
wian.SursS iii the stock ana o. said
II III q I'll
s,ssSy GIN % SALE pss
j. hand fursisars se-To porrov, wedpesdsy,l Nov.
Sa . @ :os s s hS - ssa
moved for the Of sss consisting Of Bureaus,
ss . s. Easy SSsr. $a ' Bs es
S.1Ps ss
IuIisuIs u'sfnrn'hins Articles re- Catalogues
i, .1EDs
the mos. elaborate covered with the
s
sS,s
sSun.ry,Hsnry h Iced: Co. viii ssI. a ,uotSn on
io sseei s6s extensive warehouse
as Composed os the Riches. AND
r.s carved suites Of parOr uphG
plush Ie tables 4 ebony and Snh card sssIs:
fancy in bnhi Sois Dc ros &c. spsa
did Is. & for . %
this country Also most superb Invoice Of CLOCKS AND
Terms Of sale-Under $500 ca,h above that amount and
under 81 000 ninety days; for $1,000 and upward, four
months, for approved endorsed notes
A UCTION NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
"A invite the Of and the trade to
the stock Of and other
and Frd at the large IS Nassau street,
between Fulton John For PARTICULARS
in the auction columns of the Courier and
EAquer Journal OF Commerce. and Express Sale positive
and without NJ B-Part Of the above goods have
been exhibition at the late Fair At Castle Garden
X. @. KEMP, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION NOTICE-sALE Of PROPERTY FOR
~ unpaid Taxes-Pubc notice is hereby given that sale
ropsry for unpaid taxes for the years 1917 and 1913 viii
New York Monday the December next at
oclock at and be continued day day until the
whole Of said shall be sold and that the detailed
statement q the property be sold for unpaid taxes pub
Hswspaper printed and published in the city Of New York
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
COMPTROLLER Once New York, Sept. 10, 1850.
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PUBLICATIONS.


II ERysIEq AND BRTUsISG t2l nRoADwAI. FAVE
N fuN published ard offer for sale, Souvenir De Jenny
lad proptu. fnvorsd themes az her concerts
inc varg the eeitbrated Tio from the Came ~ Sess ~
Neyteer Ter Voice too flutes which viii be pcriorred
to- piei ~ Trpler hall Composed Tor the piano ~ vile
n. CHoi QUIT
S,co1.s FASHIONS just PUBLISHED AND FOR
- sale % if6 broadway, Seott Mirror q Fashion for
Fevsmbtr PSe 81 year or Is csntsa single npmber,
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INDIA RunnER Goods.


INDIA RUBBER ooops.-MErALLTC INDIA sUB8ER
stoea for gents. ladies and childreu Clothns steam
fafhinF Machine Bandng Hose Jlgttr. Sc. All kinds 81
lnds Rubber Toys. beautiful Article Of Woven Elastic
mace under cOODtEsRs fAfES T. aud are ;lsnted o.
IL HUTCHINSON, President.
II ATEsT DISCOVERY IN RUBBER-EgE RECEIPT
~ -Ces patent, honestly N YOU can, but ret ~ ~
0her ptpie mako dscoveues, which render your patent
tveysodys dfcovery-not necessary that sou shone h
invenvur but ewtsr sroug pay even s-lVv
fee - a,ents 70 set rue commence dozen suits 70
In en- inoricostcry notion your h refused yhe
jude fct some rame under which 70 publish and solsiy
s not necessary under this ystem boldly assert that
tcu have heavy suite, matter II twelve or mteen tne
reiftusd patent frau5- wholly inegsi no matter you
publish " ievppapefs that deeisi u in vour ievott
viii also ei ease the blew 4 thorough Waterloo
90 deceive the public, kotp capitalists ont Of the bust
nes and you viii make fortu1e retire and oe perfectly
the world believe your is great genins-use his
hame' Dut Keep him always cut 9d5 s.aTti II nav
papuf.c.srer Of India R Sfh y cosr,iuds ST.
where large stock a the approved quality OF India
Rubber Goods the product cf three factories are Tor
tele avery low prices. sud warrantei
INDIA RUBBER MANUFACrORY, Nav QUINCY
te Telegraph once. Ths subscriber would most respect
!yiy MORN he eustcners and the ladies' N pars1ar
has lifted M portion Of big store iv the sale Of
This PORTION q the store exclusively Tor ladies'
srd ehidyn, yhe viii be waited on ~ attentive youns
Ptsha gocds every description that Il
20 IN, rresent time, by JOHN THORNLsY.
OLD RUBBER sHoEs. BorTLEs. ec-THE HIGHEST
" Prize cid rutkcr shoea bottles. no
=. okEASkN, Jr, % sRd % Brvssusy, near Nanss
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RAILROADS.

CALIFORNIA RISKS TAKEN BY THE UNITED STATES
~ Life Insurance Company, No ~ wall street.
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a a..si held a the Eagle Ara.sy oe.osss * 1850 The
f': ". car 70
H.vss for The silver Prsss.ssd
arn.t for he
W. return our most sincere thank. to the
:ssp.n Of the a;ns sE a .das:
HssRap i Rirrn, Secretary. ~ nv '' w. 'A-''A-A
OLSEN GUARDS, .ArTENrIoN.--TH IuMEMBERs OF
The S;R Su.r rs to ns; a. sss vys
$::.ss s: ssss :.:sS.isa.
p.ny viii 30 pusetuai in their sttsna1ncs c..,.
New TeIt sV Gs.sssr sss isssTss issSias
&:
IF S % & v,ou s.rS. for
On Inland Navigation and Transportion Risks iiaags
E.;s Ssss';s: ss:.s tn.
Ne, Earned Premiums. e, .. i.426.9SS II
Losses during the same period -.
On On Inland Navigation and ''''nS
portation Risks. 6z,U9 81
On Fire Rsks.. ioo.oc45
s962. O6s 2l
Rs-Ipsurancss during the year. H.7os g
Expenses. E,4S ~ tiUos,zoo u
Nett Profits for 1880. :. ............ ss77z 50
The rrI 81, q as SSsnPssy from tS Ss1
Gates were issued, amount sl.sss.Hs 50
4th October, 1850. ................... s77s9 80
Certificates, paid off, 1876 inclusive. Ess ss5 g
Net Earnings to 4th October, 1850. - 81 1886. $50 80
assets OF the Company the 4th October 1880 were
Bonds and Mortgages, .......... S33s5Oo 90
Stocks and Loans on stocks,..... 57lSo2 60
Interest icerued on Bonds and Mortgages and "
nil. Ssnsv.s,:: sa ~ s ss
Preminm Accounts Unsolicited, Scrip Of '''''~ -
sundry Mutual Insurance Com psniss,&c,. 1879 So
s2OOs, I25 So
The Board Of Trustees have this day declared Dividend
of twenty per cent the Earned Premiums Of the
be Issued after the LIST January They
also directed the of six cent cash for inte
rest on the Scrip heretofore issued payable on and after LIST
The Trustees have further resolved that the Certificates
for s4 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal on and after the sst December
next, from which date all interest shall cease.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
Noses H. Grinnell, Roiwell sprague,
Conrad W. Faber Oliver Slate, Jr,
eamu l.. Mitchell, William FL. Macy,
Mortimer Livingston, Drake Mills,
Frederick G. Foster, sohuylar Livingston.
WIN: Edgar Rowland, Joseph Gaillard, Jua,
p. strschan, Richard K. .Baisht.
Anthony B. Nelson. Peter Poirier
Charles sagory, Robert l. Maitland,
Theodore Dehon, Henry A; Colt,
Joseph Foulbe, Jr., Edwin BARTLETT,
VIM II. Creigh, ChS. II. harshan.
A. B. NEIMs0N, President.
JOIN SEnSH ss' s ssisasss:
Nsw-York, November LIST, 1880.
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SPORTING.

f-rNTRtvILLE COURSE. y. I-TRorTINg MATCH
" for SILVIA trnttnR match for the above stake,
and seventeen miles, IN harness ~ be Patterned IN
hour BY j. Woodruff b. 2. Ruckskr, viii come OF
Thursday afternoon between the hours Of and oclsch
Keutall Husted's line Of onnbuseg win leave for the
track az o'clock. JOEL COSKLIN, Proprietor.
ITNIoN COURSE \. I.-TROrFING AND PACING
" Weduesiay November Oh, at O'clock iP.Ms-Parse
g0'two mile heats In harness ID Fietr en- tsra b. r. Pet
J. Whepley enters Oh. ~ Fanny; ScIa.ghlin enters
en- Confidence. At o'clock. match and pgvse. $3.50
heats go H.. VIM Nhslan names roam
Pet, PAGER; 7. Woodrun h. Cayaea MAJ 4, pa
The will leave the So1th ferry Bro0kyn ~ " clock
sud return A. soon AZ the fptru ace over sPICER n
ecuANN. Projectors.
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WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL FERFUaEsY-MAN.
w ming Co beg call the atteation Of The trade and
pullic generally, very superior articles which they
this lire u business. NJ NAMING served
hs arrreutccshp and vas for many rei.s iubsepea,y
the celebrated house. Of fetty Co. IN hnnd0r,
from hs long experience aud great practical knQNeir>
thoy enabled fparantee thst their broen Winior
honey soaps Cologne and Lavender Waters, Rx
Assortis snd m other articles from her naDufac
tory be description rcfor 10 bt
f,cturd in tn country and tluai 20 imported from
the Cor ~ ent q Eufcre Co also mf The best en
giih and french Peremery, l9i lam street, NsaHork
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--~--s~.,-.~~-.--~-
Los SALE-A DESIRABLE PAIA or FAMILY COACH
horses, feng dark lays, very Kind and ssate ard ~
reat endurhnee. about sixteen hand high Aso bar1ueh
wagon and Coupe ard Harness she property being has
rrvste family about 70 leave the city, being the oay
reason for parting with the For fan PARTICULAR in
que az W Viewer street where che Whole nav % seen
HORSES FOR ssLE.-TwO EX ELLENT CAgRiAGE
herst bays, ere oissi for fals rsas,1ale rates.
~ thmiy eavifr the country Apply % " A ". ~ let
ter 70 be li ~ the berad once ior further particulars
tOk sALE-A MIX ROUND. HORSE. WAGON AID
Harness. With sale 81 40 quarts pir day, constiff %
kctcr tnd all IN complete order fh8 " engaged In
other business IBquirs a. ~ Unvcr street.
Nav YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY sTREsr-
Auction sales OF Horses Carriass Harness saddles
Ne every Monday and Wednesday a. " clock
John n. Garfield, Proprietor.
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vUNHE MiNsTRKLs CURSE-A GROUP In sAksLa-
by Charles Muller-his work 81 which received sha
great COLA medal at the National eshbition ~ Paris ~
open the subtle the rooms Of the National
Design 663 Broadway, opposite Boad ST. Nd
mittance cents SESSION NoAe~. NJ asrs oecA reus a.
n TIL Il. n.
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r oosIs's PANORAMA or CuBA-oPEs EVERY
night, ut the Minerva Rosms f05 roadway-represest
ing its cites country tropical also the social
Of the Creoe a. dances. Doors At "a
o'clock at ~. precisely Admitinoe Bees
children, half price.
(,AsTLE GARDEN.-THE EUBLlC ARE MOST RE-
sreotfly inform ell that this popular place o. resort IL
orened for the o'clock A. M
T.. M, anordng opportunity TO view the beAutifol
scenery harbOr the upper galleries
Price Of admission, l21a cents
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GRAND TEMPERANCE FEsTIvALAT THEBR0AD-
IA way Tabernacle this evening", when great senenstrs
viii he made in the temperance by Mr. Z. Thorp
the phanhropst, Of ohio ase. some OF the best
this country engaged Together with brass band
Tickets TO be hal the door. Tor the
benefit OF the widows and orphans NJ B-The Daughters
and Of Temperance viii attend Doors will open at
eren 10 cor " n'cInrk.
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1T NINWFF v MI, FNTENTEU
81 sfa-The above i'm provsd method Of using Bells for
hotels Dwelling Houses, steamship 20 and SteambDate
coming n'o general for au frat class hotels be
en IN operation AZ the American Loyeoys Unite
Shtet and Arlington Hotels in this city; as, board
ne Inied states Nail Steamships OF 3. X Collins line
The medal vas awar ed hy the judges CT the American In
shtute a the late fair 70 this machins All persons are
hnioned againt purchasing any machiue nirnsiug on
tid pattnf, ne they will he dealt wish according 90 law
The manufactursr of this machine has no oonreccn in
any form, with y. D. Jackson CO. Of the Annuncistor
hsehihe. For sale only ~ tho martfsstarer "a, 49,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVANA CIGARs.-AN ELEGANT LOT OF HAVANA
IL Cktrs tobacco for retail trade In the city,
for sale in lots suit purchasers by II. W. PRESCOTT
No. N " all strces
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WAITE.

VNANTED-A SITUATION. BY YOUNG WOMAN
w in rsspseta bic private family. ssamstress and
dressmaker lady. The refere
aad capabty from her last APP
ply ll6 Twelfth street. between the Fifth and Sixth
from, A 10 n.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-02
Indian Chief at the Peace Congress.

Among the many interesting events connec-
ted with the proceedings of the late Peace
Congress, was the presence in that body, of
Mr. Copway, North American Indian Chief.
He was dressedin dark blue frock, with a
scarf across his shouders,-a and metallic plates
round his arms. He took part in the proceed
ings, offered resolution. and made a speech
of two hours length, which was listened to
with close attention At the close he aston
ished bis hearers by drawing forth "the pipe
of peace" Of the aboriginal tribes Of America;
handing it to the President,he said, 81 here de-
liver to the President this pipe Of peace in the
name of my brethren in the far west. bring
you greeting from the dweIlers in the-Rocky
Mountains, greeting to the children of the
Rhine and Danube. No more shall the Peo-
pie groan under the burden of war. Most de-
voutly do believe in the coming of the time
when all men will consent to live in peace."-
This sentimsnt was greeted with great ap-
plause.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-02
Vermont Census.

The Vermont Chronicle reports the census
of q number of towns in that State, as ascer-
tanned by the recent enumeration returned by
the marshal of the district, from which it ap-
pears that in number of towns, particularly
in Winsor county. there has been considera-
bic decrease of population since 1910. For
example, in Woodstock, there is a diminution
of 274, Norwich 25o, Sharon 13l, Chester
3o4, Andover I52, Weatherfeld l81, Bethel
$50. Inmany towns, however, there has been
an increase, and in much larger rate. For
example, in Burlington an increase of 1920,
on a population of 4,27l, Battle-Ground. 2,
1872, Barnet 572, Ryegate 592, Northtieid
I,I63, Rutland 992. We are surprised at the
large proportion of towns in which there is
decrease of population. 1t is probably owing
to the late dates at which railroads were intro
duced in the State. Boston Adv.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-02
How to Get Sleep.

How to get sleeps, to many persons, mat
ter of high Importance. Nervous persons who
are troubled with wakefulness and excitability,
usually have strong tendency of blood on
the brain, with cold extremt!es. The press
ure of blood on the brain keeps it in a stimula-
ted or wakeful state, and the pulsations in the
head are often painful. Let such rise and
cbafe the body and extremities with a crash
towel or rub smartly with the hands, to pro
mote circulation, and withdraw the excessive
amount of blood from the brain, and they will
fall asleeep in few moments A cold bath
or sponge bath and rubbing, or a good run
or rap pid walk in the open air, or going up and
down stairs few times just before retiring,
will aid in equalizng circulation and promot,
ing Sleep These rules are simple and easy OF
application in castle or cabin, and may minis
ter to the comfort of thousands who would free
ly expend money for an anodyne to promote
"Natures sweet restorer, balmy sleep"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-02
Hamilton County,

The Huron Reflector very truly remarks
that the course pursued by the Wings of
Hamilton, in the late election, was shameful
violation of the pledges given by the dele
gates from that county in the Wing State
Convention. A heavy vote was promised
from Hamilton for Johnston, and some even
pledged majority. When the Wings OF that
county come into Convention again, we ought
to have proof that they are Wings. The Gin
cinnati Atlas thus notices the election:
"The Democrats had everything pretty
much their own way at the polls yesterday
The turn out among the Wings was small
Of those who did go to the Pous-many OF
them voted fancy ticket:-not few going
for the regular Democratic nominees for coun-
ty officers, and some that we heard of, voting
for the regular Democratic ticket entire
county officers, Governor, and all The result
is, that True Democracy is pretty essentially
used up, and the county returns again to the
tender mercies of Old Hunkerism."
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-02

Lucas F., son of Rev. Amos Babcock, died
in Holland, Mass, on the 8th inst, aged p
years. For nearly five years the deceased
iay without being moved an inch or a change
of clothes being made. This could not be
done without putting him in the greatest ag-
ony, and in the opinion of about twenty ply
death. The original cases of his painful con-
lition was probably the shock oecassioned by
his making mistep or slide, on the brink oi
a precipiee, where nothing but small twig
or bush saved him from instant destruction
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-02
Arrival Of the Crescent City.
Il DAYS later from California
New York, Oct. l.

=
The steamer Crescent City, Capt Stodart,
from Charges, arrived at D o'clock this even
ing, with fourteen days later news from Cali
fornia: bringing dates from San Francisco up
to the 18th September last.
The steamer Philadelphia arrived a: Char
.ges. an the 7th. The Crescent City brings
$40 passengers, and one million in gold dust
in the hands of passengers, and $4,000 in
freights.- =
FRoM SAcRAMENro-Mayor Bigelow has
had his arm amputated and is doing well.
1t is stated that on Wilson's Greek, in the
mines, men are averaging one-half ounce day
and that hands are hired to work at wages
ranging from Sc to IS day. On the north
fork of Feather River men were making fair
wages. sss
There had been some new discoveries made
in dry diggings near the mouth of Battle
Greek, which were averaging the miners from
two to three ounces daily, and the gold is very
coarse and bright Henry M, Nagle has fail
ed to avery large amount. There has been a
hard run on the banking houses, but they all
stood except Nagle.
1
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Well Said.

Ready to do every thing which may
strengthen the ties already existing between
the two states. of Tennessee & South Carolina
the People of Tennessee want no more agitation
no more conventions. Instead of fire
eating Convention to condemn the action of
Congress- and to discuss once more the neces-
sty Of "casting cannon and moulded bullets"
both parties are now making preparations to
hold Jubilee to welcome home the men
who have done their duty in Peacebly settling
those difficulties which threatened to over
throw the Republic This alone should be
enough to convince agitator that this is not
the place for further action-for plots to bring
about revolution! Will they not take heed
and abandon those wild schemes. which, if
persisted in, must bring lasting dishonor upon
the plotters for the destruction of all that gives
it Importance among the nations of the earth
Nashville Banner.