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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

FIgr-Th- Cotton Fson0ry OF Nessrs. y a c
Eys-ee or Nj creek & Lover Herou Dwussfp Pa
,-.s lc,.ly les=rJet ~ ffs - - eyeazg Of ~ ish
-, Tc>rs - .as4rlrce IN ne Escrr-sy 70 4
sEc7uT u acc Te- oss a sC-c-s o1> = lie ar--fs
n Nance .,d ne operatives erployec y lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

DARN rs rHg CARS Mrs WL.tc. q Paterson.
r.a.i .- .- care % t.e New iors and Ef- Railroad De-
lv.-r .rfti.rovn SO Ramapo. on Tiurstl, evening
a. Sire f.d h,r 10 -~ haalrh tor some -rcr and Nss
- s-r -errn h1n. from vIst t~r daughter, .sho Pa
-ul-u i'm Mdd. efoVr Tie body va brought home rom
s---,.rr ne haIAaLl AlaIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
FURTHER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF TIKI CANADA.

The Steamer Canada wa. tsleSrsPhed As eeos
Tuesday aiShl ess I'D not get ~ tiI a'ter e.'eA
yesterday unoruinS BY her We have papers ron
Liverpool tn the 29th December. London s-;h Pars
s7,h. sni Cologne 26th. The interesting portion
OF their ooutcuts q >ubioirei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

FIRST A~VuAI -oRur oY HoHOsES Firs -
si,r L. ~ This entertainment VIII come OF 81 he
'..i..r Ey.iaI flatfs on Moriay csoning Is, .lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
EROOHLYN TENS.

WTo>EsD,Y AFrESNooN. Jan rs. .
CRY CoURT -Beur- Judge Greenwcpi-fftr-
~ Hrs1f1- pr-s-r- fldr.z-A sur 1r SANDER ~
--lrgc1 rAinr- with having surel ~ OF
house - purpose n getting insurance money rNI
b. Verde. SO laluarrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

- john Bradley va. arrested 90 Moncsy os
q, 80 McCs5e OF lie Ersi " sr or sealing eoai from
Jol- Henry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

THE Cabs tiRIsSaAw's PASSWORDS The icl
lowing are The names q TIE q pass nsers ei ,ss anoT-
nate saip who ice. November - TIC dsy nc wss
burned
Lew Pecs ssed 10. John Any 81 JOAN Dove, =
John BTShsin 2 Joa Robinson, 81, Oetuge on "a As
y Cox, rs Charles Rowe 81 BTyea Murphy, =, fAlc@
kcrueu. = John Holland, 3 Laura Foolsy, Itotlas
Weisl- 2 Michael FSuc 81 lcdy = c nne (, y Dasi1
A-N ~ Barrel fsnaegsr, p Francs AuTpLy 9 h.sa
Moran, I, Margaret KIDD. Ismes Kitd 2, trsnea Ne
GUade 2 Elen EArrN s. MAJ ESrrt 81 Ps.riek Quinn,
- Nsry Hickey. 30; WA Ackey.6; Bridget F.ood ~
susan hroKen, g. ,Hne brcgan. !; John BrosSn :, W
las - Paenp Ho..Ane -; joan Io0uey = May Nc
Master rs; Achae De!tny. 80 Wiiham BAruy :; Henry
Barry - Budget Barry. = Francis MUlvey. May Am
IEaLe-, S. Arhof Trainer 4; CS.aar,e Or,ce ~ May
Grace, 49, Rogers. l6 Elien Carney, J. EAen Wyncs.
1; is,~s OrNeil I; Ann McC;irn- g; Partck Ounn 50
Mans HUken, 8 Wm. ckihber, 2; Laura Ca izgsn,
EGen OcSd g Nicholas coasoT, james Conner, :;
Owen Cou-or 3, Patrick Ccsnos q Yhirr sal n - Ca
thsripe Bowie y John Bowie, IS; Eliza Rcsslty Mary
Roigers 50; Thomas RodgeEs Isl Thorsss Csi, Ele7
powrey - boy name unknown. May Nssc., =, b1dy
Sselrlaa, IS JoAa Goskn ls. 9iddy Lynch. ls.
Thsrs also ed ~ ne passage isOu FkyL - New Yo-k
Navy Dean. age1 e. sophia Els, IS Michael Brown, m
lufarr saa al iafsn, whose IS not known TIE 10
lowing were lei. II he Hospital NFsyA % b ser fs5
va-6 ss soon ss they are recovered
WIN o.Bsssn ssed u; James Galsgsu, s, PssT.sk 70
res, 50; Jas Burns 50; Psuiek Derps y james Day,
~ JOSIAH HOLLAND, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

Res OyEE-Jcmos Curtis was Anocked down
hv ladder rack on Tl4-dav rigL u Brcadwsv rear
C.ar'~-..' Re 'sAer 30 tae tr-s sor- al a'er'
ward sell hone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

- Ns-r.-s. Arr Conway stole plece CT
-,i-s ,u - Bov-ry. AS t--es.sc > User WscH-r
eta Fo-T.ss-a W.G, a. u ksssz AHks; Co1--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
NEWBORN TRIBUNE.

any syw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUSE - EubLishte
EvERY MORNING isUSDArs EXcEpTED'
A.. The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City HAL,
"a delivered u Cy subscribers FOR IL! cent? per wees
- ben hex prefer they pay 10 advance a. ne Desk
On an months OF yeg the rate sinRe cop4ns
g Cepts MAJ Srbsrrbss Five Dollars per snnoS- II
a~snSe svlsc-.pr.ors tsken FOR * months For ihree
s.ooihs ~ 81 Three Dollars IN advance required 10 a. er
chxDzes with County News gEDers Day VsYefs "a
a. on. oHce whose terms are higher Gsn --ns~ % iN
fyts .s az noi a..swec A. cte-eIfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

STEAMBOAT SCNS-The stern wheel boat Dol
rhin Csvs uayes, from Nashville board 70 PizSszrE
xn into tae riser bank rear C.-nefon drres :oE -
Mosdsy usshL when caused Der 70 sink IL e es Er.si
The boat ard cargo reported e oe oSs4 sea l.so
gss .ost Jke'r baggage The Dcrhr was vsres -
burg Ths prinepe part Of Ger cargo eonSesa Of aeeas
2pc fxrs .. pig meta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

Rrs-rrn NJ. chaei Lynch fell into i.e river a.
l.---.s- tr 49, -.hsa c-. rs NJ Ww Dlg- Jane
DoE.-rts ie ..o ,l- river =. bu--ls--p a. was -
..rrr r some -..-r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
,yy-yopx raURsDay MORNING. JaNUARy II.

HcKrs-0wen Bz;ls- raj MS leg broken u
$500 Fork M 81 Na--.-Aso YESTERDAY .. Pa.rck
Rca-. gut h.1 r.; IN h. freq -eaver = Washing.
t0- Make or -rrc since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

DTsEETED-A hne infant seven months CD, Wa
90 = Ts-r-sern-s- FiAhsv abogl e oeocs a.
rir-r ~ = c-sssT u - kigntee-l Hsrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

Dig- John McCune. h1-t some days siace "a
10 Eu+sca ? -e- Railroad. died YESTERDAY 4. hs Ho-p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

Cai'feTBin, Oregon, and the sandwich Isihnds,
!, ry,l.ha1 the d-psrrIe a. each Nal ssmer io'
lfsyres PTicc "a cents I~r cJpy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

F.rL.-GecTgu Morgan fsli sruIn he top 81 E
~ p-et s,ase yes.sr1sy u1oruag 80 - ssv-rey Ezr
~. .--e q c.rz y o1-s- Key VI .s= Ten Nsrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
WfLrIANSRTRGH ITEMS


WrDNsspAY AFTERNOON. Jan t.
FIRE DEPARrNENr.-The Fire Department held
- annual ERECTION ss evening" - iolowag B. The i, Of
o.1ccrs -.-c.ed f1s -15l-
Prssdeni. ..-..... JOHN IROTT ia
.-rF resiteEf 90. ~ ENrtN McApAM
>ocr~firt. ....... ROBERT T. RENDRICk
I-.isrrcr. ....... GkANAN~ POLICY
.lecisr ...... ... h. r HENDRlCk
To- Treasurer. report f'r IRE asi year exhibited very
Avorst.e couiilou
Gosh Dr. jan lsla % Jan. q lo ........Si 81 90
Can c. hr PAYNE Vie same un.r..-.. L u
Bss1ce IN hand ............... so 81
\ HISrIN SEASON The Flushing Journal says
There some @rierp-.-.'g p-opes Green Pom; L.
t- yls o. give - lrs 0urgl oack eve che fes' nay
40 tr Green P1nf capitalists Oh siar, railroad
from ter .gs ciry % Flushing Ihey have the gsrr ~
e.r oVsn bands They concentrate M tGer 81 sct
ghtis 0i he trade an travel ct lie n0rth side o gre
ti. ch r~eche- NeS-Nork hy o-her and poorer
rhsrurs 4 railroad sooner Or ster De ioce'l nn;n
either sms5grg h. Green POINT 90 A,ior.s The hr-i n
tr field v probably tie Tie trade All tra'e
~ Tie rrtes section ~ The slsud : ting afNr lsl
.nF = q fair BRIDE. She waits patiently Tor wocer
AS OFFICER UNDER ARHEsT.-W l.. Gartner
vi .sc marshal was arrested 1y Ocer Tee On saturday
tor threatening shoot yuung man I'm ih" employ OF az
John Msyue. OF the WuAsmsDurgh Shades Held Tor
eXsuirsr1I.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING


Bassnes. Notices. cents per ii.e. cseh Insertion
,s-rera. Saties~.-sx ines o. -, eAeA 'l--rH"A
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General Advertise ments.-!N5iDL-h'sl -
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.D5 1880 I.si1 .TIDss rot sfc~eaiAs - "0'e7 VIZ
oe inserted fOr - cent . ,,a ,.,e. s,at b.. Ia.
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THE sEnaI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE
a, ,.,s,led ege-v U'e2aest7y ard saturday morning
49, - Re, a-r.sfp Two rcr.es or -.
'sx.srfse-nen,s 8 eells SIZE each Insertion
HEw-YoFK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COZ STitY, . PUB
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S,r eraer. for his stee, ~, 10 charged . oe,is
ne foe esch insertion.
THE NEW-yoRK TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

eEEIors AccIrEsI-A yc-cg zasa y IL rae
s-h.a Lcsaz 49, oT-f sy II or-ls-s ssou-s o-c-A
=. - ~ = c-oss,-g 'cc -cTccr q. Arr AZ N-ssE--
-, g~ ~. r-.cr % ~ >ecOcS NarG s-a.c1 E-.-s
- ~ Essis-zzcc Eas re1.-r-d m
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THE NEw-yoRK TRIBUNE
Par European Circulation,
TIE rgy7-YoRK TRIBUNE

I, pItIIshsl ~ ne dFDanIfe o! escn M4i 5sesm1
liverpool rrce "a cents per copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

A EArr --OHcsTs Assae-, D0'v1 son I'D Dow
-. "a, = s - NsrL I--a-zT ~. !: a--es.gs J1l-
s.or NsrgS-e- Bar.cr Hcsszzs sluis o. a1y A. sr--
= Me-. laser, Ssssn E-E-E- NJ "a. Berson. MAJ
=. = I.rvb i~~.-. sr~p-fs snc cr-ze-f q -.1-
- - > M fsolas-- Lccsei ~ fry s1s--=1;soa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

FrRlovs DFWiy5--On TUESDAY e. J. A. " g
- 49,. v,s-. 5rsea troEl FE- -rrt-rs s,shl- ~
-. ..,-a 80 rsrit.y, al dA<det a. - hor.-
- - s-srsI,F rear. - me nur~= wee .o1ns-r.s-
.rsr-s A. - sane axe sor'e = u e-rL driven
rzpd rsce az ssc5a-.t cga y r 90 "a a ~, bore
-. Bower. AZ G1ccA-is COW - raTI-s
~. s,,v.-, were Hs5fs frrf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

The resolution. after a most thorough
discussion was put 10 vote and carried. q
Thereupon. On motion Of J. H. Mellett
the following resolution vas unanimously
adopted:-
Reso1red, That a committee of five
be appointed to correspond with citizens
Of Cincinnati. and other points on the
several routes proposed with view TO
collect such information as NAV be of in
t.res,. and serve to aid in determining
definitely upon the most practical route,
John W. Grubbs. Geo. Evans. Eli Muir
phev, Joshua II. Mellett and 4. r. Naylor.
were appointed said Committee. who were
further instructed 10 collect such nforma-
ton and report at a meeting 10 be called
by them at some day not more than six
weeks distant.
On motion the proceedings were order
ed to be published in the Courier with
request that the Wayne county papers
copy them. and the meeting adjourned.
SAMUEL HOOVER. Chr nm.
WV. GaosE. lsso.rs
J. w GRrBBs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

The Speech Of Gi3dingS, - which the MEM
Der from this district has been busly engaged in
ranking to his constituents, I'VE thank him for
copy, for the purpose Of excusng himself 10
the for his indirect support of Shareholder for
the Speakership, contains the following state
ment:
"When two wears since, was assaiied for
fusng TO vote for the gentleman from Massachu-
setts, ana pu blished my vindIcat'on said TO the
people of my district, IN the most emphaiic Ian
guagc | could comma nd. that their petitions IN
regard to this slave trade would be suppressed
by the committees which the Speaker had APP
pointed. foretold the fraud about to be prac-
iced upon them. What then prophecy has
now become history. During the two years OF
his Nr. WinthioP'sI administration. not one of
the many thousand petitions against the slave
trade. seat to those committees, has since been
heard from. For two years, SIR, the people OF
the North have been defrauded, deceived, and
imposed upon. The Constitution of our com
try has thus been violated aud tramp'ed under
foot; and the voice Of northern philanthropy has
been sifled by the votes of northern Wings
Free Soiers were lately called on TO become par
ties TO this deception; TO approve this fraud; to
IN tie in these violations Of the Constitution by
the candidate ich0 has thus contributed his oDfci0i
influence to eonsu,n,nofe these infringements upon
northern honor and northern rights"
We do not get the National Era, but we find
the following in one Of our exchanges:
"The National Era. published in Washington
by Dr.. Bailey, is the leading Free Sod paper in
this comntry-leading by it, position, intue
and ability. Dr. Bailey says: lie always ad
mired Mr. Winthrop ~ Si,e aker, and he regrets
that the Frees oil erDbers could not have voted
for him, and sustain their iadspendenf posit!0a.'
Their 'indepe ndent position elected Eowe.i
Cobb. The Era says:
"The Committee on Territories, as organized
by Mr.. Winthrop in the CONNIE ment Of the
last Congress, consisted Of three slavehoId- RS
| aud six non Shareholders. or tho latter, Smith,
Colt and Rockwell were unie rsiood at that time
10 be thorough ant-slsverv men; Cranston,
Evans, and Thompson were Wilmot- Proviso
men, but not so active the former sup
posed TO be. For oae. sre sny frankiy that this
committee appeared to be fairiy constituted.
This is an important admission, as it deprives
the freesoilers Of their principal excuse for OPP
position TO Mr.. Winthrop. 1t WAS upon the con
-titution and action Of this committee that Mr.
G,ddiug-, IN the de bate few tass ago. based his
chief exception 10 M WInt.ifop's conduct III
the chair
sage 'exone rates him completely from The su~pi-
clan of having attempted TO coerce undul y
influence the people Of California TO the adop-
ton o! any particular form OF government
The paper states that Mr.. Campbell. the
prese mt Clerk Of the House, is not Shareholder.
lie is a Southern man. but emancipated his
slaves several years ago"
Where's Vaite?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
2O1O lib. Reef.

Messrs. Show and PAxsoN, design kill
ling another mammoth Beef on next FRI
day-its gross weight is 2OlO lbs, those
who like good and FAT beef. can be sup
Piled on Friday night at the shops Of eth.
err Of these gentlemen. They also intend
to have, at the same time, some of the
best mutton ever butchered in this market:
SO, fellow citizens. you who feel beefish or
sheepish. can be accommodated and your
hearts made glad; for if you don't receive
''rw0dol! ars day" you now have The
opportunity of filling your stomachs with
superior - roast beet. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

l-An article headed Editorial W.T. spPears
ia the last jeff aud our poor efforts chnssen-
cd as being "eorions," &c. As the distinguished
sketeher concludes that "known for at
least ten miies in almost any direction from Rich
mond,' We are bound 10 believe that the word
coP'ons' messeti, pspslsr; and. ergo, ws cesid
come quite as near being elected State -ixesf or
make as etficien, a LOBBY member Of the L<gisia-
ture. he cid a, the rece Mt session.
Were IRE a physician, and had Mr.. Zone o {
the People" called 10 prescribe for his
ailments instead Of purgatives, biisters. efneties.
or piasiers. we'd recommend some thing Asss
strcgt ning-a gcutle tsa-ick.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

quire into the matter. and after satisfying
Is regards the absurdity Of the
answers to questions. that "by placing the
girls on table and putting our hands on
their feet. the knocking stopped. By ty-
ing their dresses around their ANGLES with
cords it also ceased. may as well men,
ono single exception, this knocking was
always under their feet. and any statement
that you may have seen incompatible with
this, is base fabrication. When there
was knocking on the doors and tables,
which communicated vibration to the
hand, these girls were in every case.
touching these articles with the back OF
their dresses. We tried other experiments
Of different nature. all Of which fastened
on our minds conclusively the conviction
that this ''mysterious rappng' was 50 in
timatcly connected with the persons OF
these girls. that were they thoroughly ex-
aminel sans culoAes. the ghost would
stand out in base relief. But We w re
men, and as the girls were corncred and
very much frightened, we let it 60 at this,
and dismissed them from custody.
lin the evening, made my rapport TO
an audience Of I 500 citizens. in accord
ance with the above facts, and you may
imagine it was the last of the ghost in
public, as the next evening the meeting
broke up in a Philadelphia row. and the
ghosty knockers barely escaped with
whole skins, yet as The fools are not al
dead, these women found plenty Of things
looking somewhat like human beings (tho
blush 10 own them) TO follow them Il
their secluded houses, on Troup-st. where
to this day they keep up nightly knocki"gs
TO the no small wonder Of a deluded set
and to the great qualification. apPrehend
Of another set, who are somewhat notori
Gus on account Of the remark able devel
opment Of that portion Of the Uranium Y
ing Immediately under the occiptal bone
However, be this as it may. | never hav
seen them since but once. and that was i,
the street. So. whether the machiner
goes of Is well as Of yore am unable t.
saw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

mighty mind will be found enlisted on the SIDE
Of his countries best interests, and that his efforts
aione will go further in advancing the cause OF
Universal Emancpat in the South, than all
the preaching of all the Abolitionists combined,
in the entire North.
We have nothing new of especial interest OF
a local character Tn. winter has been prolific
IN the way of eloquent lectures, upon almost all
imaginable subjects, many Of them exceedingly
interesting aud instructive. The "New Eng
land Society has adopted the plan Of the Dung
Meu's Mercantile Library Association, Of nav
ing weekly lectures during the Winter months
The lectures Of these societies occupy two eve
u,pys OF each week. They always well wor-
thy of attention, and very often exceedingly IN
t.restinp Then there has been two three
"Bipoogical" o. Mesme ric lectures going on all
/ the time lately, which | believe dra" very iu'i
houses. Besides these, the two theatres are
open, anl there have been numerous concerts at
intervals all winter. SO that the citizens or
temporary so. burners here can be at no loss Tor
places Of interest to spend their evenings &C
cor!Ipo to their various tastes or nciIndtions.
The season u the greatest distress or eight
ness in the money n,ar~et has passed by with
out seeing any ercautile failures OF much mag
nitude The ruinous interest of two per cent
per month Is still! paid for great deal oil money
out of DOORS bat this amount think Is decreas-
ing daily. The pork operators are likely to DC
we'll, which ,th the impulse expected to be giv-
en- TO business generally by the influx Of Cai'ior-
MIA gold, all tend To strengthen The belief thai
the cor ing Spring will be one Of unprecedented
activity, even IN this al ways active city.
We hear Of occasional cases Of Cholera OIL
the rivers and the general inpre ssion Is that We
s:iiI again be visited ith that dread ful scourge
but every body seems to hope and believe tina
It will be much less fatal than last year.
yoursSc II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

ded all that shrewd remark for Old Zsck.
OF meass Geo. . isle, No wiz NOT Presend
to say! Speak eat. gsntlemeas Or = ''my
oxgoeed your onll9' and ifatat ~al,ers
the ease." .pe.ki,g may relievs you.
P.aS. The editor Of the NV Cassle
Courier says TINT ! prominent Fsseso;ler
thus explain. Jalian's and Wilu,o,'s dodge
-"George happened to be ous when The
question was called. and that Wilmo,
went to hunt him up and got back With
him, Just too late to VOTE"
There. now!-,he North will breathe
easieri
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
COumterfeiterS About.

Several counterfeit Bank Notes Of $50, pur-
porting to be on the Bank of the State Of North
Caroline. have been presented At the counter Of
the Branch Bank in this place within few days
past calculated to excite suspicion that there i.
a batch Of them some where in this part Of the
country the community will DO well to be
their guard TO all $50 notes upon that Bank
The couuterf-its seen. appear to be intended as
limitations of the genuine notes; paper rather
poor; filled up payable at divers Branches of that
Bank, anu payable to divers persons. and signed
with divers names Officers. One Of them " As
made payable to j. " Borden
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

The writer Of this article but few
nights since saw coman, the wife of one
Of our citizens, driven from her own fire.
side, from the comforts Of her own house,
and the society Of her children. into the
open air, exposed to the chilling winds
ola winter night, by drunken and bru-
tai husband,--made so BY the Rumseller
In her anguish of soul. she wished that
certain doggery (Which she named) might
tie burned to the ground! | envy not the
feelings O. that man who could deiiber-
ately cause such misery as this.
I That iniemperance is increasing rapid
| lv in our midst, none will deny. And the
! establishment Of this new sink OF iniquity
| is but another engine in the work OF
death Docs it become us then as good
ciiizens TO sit idly by, and see this hydra
! headed monster rearing his distignred,
/ and bloated carcass in our midst, and
no, adopt some plan 10 drain the life
blood from his heart!
IT'S money which the Rumsellers seek
and have it they will even though they
deprive the worse than Widow, and hel
children, of the necessaries Of life. Then
let US adopt some measure TO touch theii
hearts, and we will reach their hearts
lie, US put in force the Laws which now
exist and we will ultimately destroy this
iniquitous traffic.
can have no sympathy tor the Rum
seller. his avocaton IS SO -uncalled for,-
, so at variance with the best interests o
society-so antagonistical TO virtue anc
morality. that it merit, tho disaproba
ton Of every honorable person.
X. Y 4.
Richmond, 1850