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MEAeHER AND KossurH.--At 70.
cent military excursion 10 honor Of Mr..
THos. F. ,MEAeHER, he is reported "a
have said, in reply to an allnsion made 10
KossUTH:
"Wha,ever il nigh, cost m-how
evor seriously j, might annoy his friends
there or elsewhere-however much il
might tend to diminish the influence he
possessed, or the popularity nc enjoyed
--he would not hesitate 10 repeat wha'
he bad avowed upon his landing in hmer
.ics. that for Gov. Kossuth hs enter
tanned the highes, adm!ration-- his no
bic, intellect was worthy Of the mobiles
age--nud in his integrity, his spiri
Of toleraiion and exalted courage, he
reposed the deepest trust. This wal
his firm and conscientious faith"
Noble man! and worthy to become q
citizen ofihis great Republic.--Cin. Eng
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DEAD SHor FOR BED Bues.--As this
is the season when that domestic inter
loper, the bed bug is inclined to be more
attentive than welcome, il may not be
amiss 10 be armed with the following
"dead shot" for him, which will kill him,
"sure:"
Alchohol, pint; spirits Of iurpen,iue,
/ pint; sal ammoniac, l ounce; corrosive
sublimate, l ounce; camphor l ounce
Put the camphor into the alcohol aud dis
solve il; then pulverize the sal ammodias
and the corrosive sublimate, and add Il
j., after which put in the spirits Of .urpen
tine and shake all we'll together. Thi
vii! end the days and nights too Of an,
bed bug il touches, and on washing tbt
beds.ead, as well as the chinks and crevi
ces of,he room with il, they become SC
unpleasant 10 this species Of night walk,
ers that they will either die, or decamp
for paris unknown.-Maine Farmer.
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AOAuv%AcvA0u- A~E 40 wv c1us
We are under obligations 10 Hon s
p. Chase, Of the U. 8. Senate, for Docu
menttry favors, 10 Hon. A. P. Egerton, o.
the House, for copy Of Part l, Of the
Presidents Message, and Of the Pa,en
Repor, Agricultural, for ls49-5O, &c., tc
Hon. Thomson Campbell, M. c., Of Ills.
for speech OH River and Harbor I'm
provements., And 10 one or two other dis
tinguished M. C.'s for documents, which
we would acknowledge ifihey would only
write the rank in,clligibly so that we
could know 10 whom we are indebted.
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Coon ANrcE-There is much good
sense in the following, which, although
old, deserves to be yepea,e once q
yeaI:--
aIf anything in the world will make a
man feel badly, excep. pinching his fin.
gers in the crack ofa door, il is unques.
iionably quarrel. No man ever fails
to think less Of himself after than he
did before one--it degrades him in tho
eyes Of others, and, what is worse, blunts
bis sensibility to disgrace on the one
hand, and increase the power and pas.
sionats irri,abili.y on the other. The
truth is that the more quietly and peace.
fully we all get on the better, the bet.
Ter for US, and the better for our neigh
bors. In nine cases ou. Of ten the wi.
sest course is, If man cheat you to
qui, dealing with him; if he be abusive,
quit his company; if be slander you take
care to live so .ha! nobody will believe
him. No matter who he is, or how he
misuses you, the wisest way is to just
lei him alone, iar there is nothing better
than this cool, calm, and quiet way
Of dealing with the wrongs we meet
with,
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LIBERIA The Colonization Journal
states that an expedition Of colored emi.
grants will leave New York for Liberia
on the lst Of October. Ovor 100 appli-
cations are already on the list. Anothel
expedition will sail from Norfolk early in
November, and nearly 200 passengers
sre expected to go III that. The collec'
,ions Tor colonization purposes have been
more numerous this year than ever be-
fore, shea gba 5letf
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Prom Moore's Rural New Yorker.
THE HARVEST AND CROPS OF
1880

AAAD AAnAsvH HCA AlND CkOtS VI
| 1852.
| We gather from various quarters the
following items relating to the whea,
harvest and the prospects Of the Other
crops, the present season: l a
The CRoPs.--The weather is mos
favorable 10 the harvest, and the farmers
in this section are up and doing. A grea
proportion Of the hay and wheat is ALREADY
in the barn without receiving drop o
water upon il. Generally the wheat crol
is large and more than an average one
while corn on the valley looks well and
bids fair. On the higher grounds, where
il was planted late, il is backward, and Il.
fate will depend much upon the quantity
ofrain that falls within afortniSht.--Dn,s
ollie democrat.
The CRoPs The Troy Joural says,
We have heard ofno appearance of bias,
or rot as yet in The porato fields in this
section, but the severe ;drouih must, we
think, materially diminish the yield in
Eastern New York, aud the western Sec
tons Of Vermont s.and Massachusetts.
Oats, we learn, are generally light, as is
also rye. Corn will not be more than
middling, and hay will only average hall
crop. The Fruit Crop 10 reported as
very generally light. Peaches are very
unpromising, and apples but little better.
WHEAT HARvEsT.--The wheat crop
in this section is secured, and the work
Of threshingr already commenced. The
yield is large, being the best that has
been realized within the last three or four
years. In quality il has been seldom bet.
ter. Grass and spring crops generally,
have suffered severely from the drou,h.
Mich. Watch Toner.
The LIE Roy Gazette of the 2stb ult.,
says the harvest is going on bravely.
Wheat looks well, and lhe weather thus
faf has been propitious for the farmer. A
large part Of the wheat has been secured
in excellent order. Corn is coming on
finely. Potatoes look well, bu, the crop
will, no doubt, suffer as 70, severnl years
past, with the blight.
The Orleans Democrat, Of the Oath,
says: "Wheat harves, has commenced
in this county; and if The weather remains
fair a large portion Of the fields will be
cut next week. We learn that 10 some
parts the crops appear light. and that
probably there will be less than mid.
ding yield, compared ai.h that Of other
years." a
The Wayne County Wing says:--"We
hear q general complain, all over the
country, that the frui, crop is light. There
will be middling good crop Of apples in
this county, but only 4 slight yield Of
peaches. The la,eness of the season
probably produced il.
The Schoharie Sentinel states that the
winter crop will be. abundani, but iha.
tho spring crops and grass will be the
lightest ever known. Farmers owning
large stock are anxious 10 sell at reduced
prices.
The average yield iu the wheat crops
throughout Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Iowa, are represented as being
the best that has been obtained in 90
years.
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FRE TRADE.-The choice Of the Eng
lish Parliament, is moi yet complete. I
is so far determined that II is pretty Ger
tain Free Trade majority will be elec
ted. This will no, probably displaco the
present English Ministry, but will modify
their policy considerably, and prevent
any revival of,he Corn Laws, or Of thai
system Of Protection to Manufactures
and which is the admiration Of Englist
Toryism, aud 6nds some considerable
advocacy elsewhere.
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Conference.-The New Haven
Register holds the following language
in reference 10 The Democratic prospects
in that State:
Connecticut is as sure for Pierce and
King as The day comes. The Demo
cratic majority over the Wings in this
State, at the last election, was about 8,
900 on a full uose--and if the Wing
cause has been strengthened in Connec.
ticut, by the nomination OF Con. Scott,
We have got something to lsarn--that's
all. Put down Connecticut as sir for
Piercs and King.
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THOMAS KAINE.--Judge Nelson has
allowed writ Of habeas corpus, bringing
the case Of Thomas Kaine before him, al
his chambers Coopperstown, N. Y, on
the lih day Of August, instant. Accom-.
punying tlis writ, the Judge has sent a
lengthy opinion on the case, as j. now
stands, wherein, il seems, he doubts the
legal authority Of the United States Com.
missioner TO &C, in the premises. The
effec, of this writ will be 10 remove the
whole Of the proceedings 5efore the Su-
preme Court Of the United States
Ohio Sfafesmdn. a la
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CT Judge Green's decision in refer.
ence to the Jurisdiction Of the Cour, Of
Common Pleas in Ross county, has not
yet been made. So he writes to the
Ohio State Journal. He has the matter
under advisemeut, however, and there is
no telling what hc win decide, but we
will wal, ill iis decision is made, a
lesst, before we Join in the Journals
condemnation Of the late Legislature
predica,ed upon state Of facts which did
not exist.
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OUR ADMINISTRATIONS Referring to
the apathy Of the government on the
|"Fishing Question:" the Statesman com
men,s thus on the, foreign policy ol
the Wing Adminisira,ian:-- >
II is Just like its entire action in all our
foreign affairs. In the Cuban affsi5 from
beginning 10 end, American citizens were
involved, American rights came into con-
flics with Spanish rights. Spain dictated,
and the American government instantly
submitted! In the intervention OF Eng
land and France in behalf Of Spain in
the Cuban troubles, England and France
interposed and dictated, and the Amesi-
can government. submitted. In our Mic
arsgua disputes, England usurps, and
the American government submits =
When the English vessel fires into the
Prometheus, England insults and the
American government covers and sub
mits! One year ago Cuban war vessels
FIRE into epr mail ships, insult our flag,
and the American government submits! !!
In the Fishery troubles, Mr.. WsBsTER,
himself, says the rights Of our fishermen
arc invaded by the British, and the Amer.
ican government has again submitted -
The whole diplomatic policy Of the Wing
Administration is one series Of tame and
quiet SUBMISSION 10 British, French,
and Spanish AGGRESSION, and not even
SO much as one firm protest is TO be
found in all the archives Of the
times. t-l.,ys I.yis
And the same party is now asking to
be continued in power for four years
more!- Gin. Citizen.
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WrscoNslN.--The Albany Argus pub
fishes the following extract from bnsi
ness letter from Plymouth, Wisconsin
July, Is:
Whom General Scott hears from Wis
consin, he will find il a more annoying
"fre 10 the rear" than he ever felt be
fore Let no Democrat be deceived b.
the statement Of the New York Tribune
that Wisconsin is doubtful or Scostishly
Inclined. Set US down as safe and
sure for Pierce and King BY 5000 ma.
jority at loast.
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The Whitehaucn Herald gives the FOL.
lowing information respecting tho FIRST
discovery Of gold in Australia :--aThe
first piece found was BY a native. He
was bushman. The scale Of intellect
Of the Australian is remarkable for its
lowness. Seeing his master counting .
10, Of sovereigns, he said he had found a
piece Of yellow stuff far bigger than all
those together, which he had hidden,
and would bring it to his master, il hs
would give him new suit Of corduroy.
The bargain was struck, sfer which the
man went and procured lump of Col.
conda, weighing one hundred and six
pounds, and valued at f5,077 4s. Cd. ~
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Ocr The Lundy's Lane Scott Meeting
held 81, Niagara Falls, New York. did not
smopni to much. The crowd that was
expected to come WASH, there. Scott
couldn't come, andhis friends enthusi'
.a,rp for him wouldn't come either.
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o.2' JOHN DOE, (Seal]
MARY DOE, (Seal1
[The acknowledgment as before.
Form ofa Mortgage.

EARLY ANEcDoTEs.- Here's some OF
the deviltry Of that saucy sheet The New
York Lantern:
From the Paradise Gazette.
"Hurrah! Scot, is nominated !! He
is q splendid fellow. "A correspondent
sends US the following -anecdote- concern
ing his early years: Scott, when eigh-
teen, was climbing up peach tree, in
order 10 take possession Of splendid
melon, which was growing in the top
mos, bough. Jus. then he saw the eyes
Of a panther glaring from the brushwood,
preparatory to making spring. Jum-
ping back. he coolly seized the snake
by The throat, and forcing the cocoa nut
between his fangs, said, AYE! there's
q nut for you to crack, you Demo.
cra,.'n
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THE FyTURR OF CANADA.--Loiis Jo
seph Papineau, in recent addr ass 10 The
electors Of the Montreal district, has the
following views upon the destiny OF Can
ado, in connexion with the United States'
"Our social condition is very anala-
gous 10 that Of the American, Hss vefj
differant TO that Of England. Colonial 10.
feriorty csnno, and should not last iorev'
ar. Ithas its indiscriminaie time but !, is
inevitable aud certain as death 10 al men
And when we ask ourselves what 10 bet.
ter for our decendants--,he struggles and
rivalries Of different nstionaIi,ies, OF sheir
Of their aggregation in this beautiful con-
fedraiion--there can be no hesitation in
the presence Of the spectacle which
American power gives US, who is already
the second among the civilized nations
Of the earth, and who Il she improves du-
ring the next fifty years 10 come, as che
has done during the last half centuEy,will
become the most numerous and powerful
nation Of the civilized race. What pig.
mics would our children be near such
colossal statues! Mus, we allow them
10 be exposed 10 the dangers Of an une-
quail and uniavorable contcsis Isit no,
better to associate with them 10 hiiure
as glorious as that which will prevail in
state so vns., that many Of our young
men of the present day will see il peo-
pied with 50,000.0o0 Of prosperous and
enlightened inhabitants"
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The Homestead Law Of Illinois, which
protected the head Of every family in
the possession Of Q homastad from exc.
cu,ion to the value Of 1000, IVES re-.
pealed dy the legislature which has just
adjourned. s..,.,fa ~ ia. $50
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G. L. vAIEkNDfNsHAx was uomina-
ted for Congress- 10 The Batter County
District, yesterday, q Germaniown. -
The vote stood yAELAxprEeHAHs 90;
PsrER p. Lowe, 40; JAxss B. KlSs,
lS. The voters composing the District
ere well pleased with ths uominss. -
Gin. Citizen,
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JoHN Doe and RicHAap RoE will cease
10 exist in English Law afert the 24th Of
October next, when writs Of ejectmeni
will be issued against the persons iu pos.
session Of the property claimed. .--Ohio
State Journal. f3R
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@Congress adjourns on The 3lsi. lust.
They have done precious little beyond
talk, five except their extravagant grants
TO monstrous jobs.
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A Du,chmsn having friend hung in
this country, wrote to his fnands inform.
ing them that, after addressing, large
meeting Of citizens, the scaffold on
which he stood gave way. owing 70
which he iell and broke bis neck.
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SHALL NoTEs--The small note bill has
passed the Senate Of Maryland, and is
now law. The bill provides that all
foreign bank notes less than $5 shall be
unlawful after the frs. Of October next
and all domestic bank notes less Than $5
after the first or March next.-Dye's
Bank Mirror.
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When the news ofthe election Of the
Hon. THos. II. BENroN to Congress
reached here the proprietor Of the Ben.
ton House, on the Sixth street, was %
much slated that be Illuminated bis
whole house Gin. Citisen.
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LAND WARRANTs.--Prices range at
this time for l60 acres $ll5 10 100; so
acres $50 10 SOL; 40 acres $50 10 $3l
Selling prices, from S. 10 81 above the
quotations. - Dyes Bank Mirror. gs
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The Pennsylvania law prohibiting the
circulation Of notes OF less denomination
is totally disregarded in Philadelphia. :
Dyes Bank Mirror.
Laws are forthe people. Bankers aud
Bank corporations, are above obedience
10 law and always have been in this coun.
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ANOTHER PIsHINo VESSEL CAprrRED.
-Picfon, N. S., Aug. 9.-'Tbe schooner
Florids, Of Gloucester, vas brought into
Chailotte,own ha,bor yesterday as prize
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or The Campaign Statesman takes
well in this region. Our friend d. /.
Brown sent On q club Of twenty from
this village, the other day, and we have
no doub. tho "clean trick" has been
likewise done in other parts Of the
county. at, ~.
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A Wing said 10 Democrat--"Do
you know who Pierce is?" lie is the
man that volunteered 10 20 to Mexico
when Sect hesiiatcd, for fear Of . fire in
Ae rear."--Cin. Enq,
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NEW FORMS OF DEEDS nv INDI-

Se<' SAsWO w 16cAc hAk tAtDt-
h. ANA.
The new forms adopted in the ievis
ion for conveyancing will strike
every one for their simplicity, concise.
ness and practical utility. Mr.. Oven has
labored hard 10 secure, iheif adoption,
and is entitled to great credi, sor this re.
form. ~, y ','' @'
Form of a Warantee Deed.
John Doe and Mary, his wife, Of Ma.
rion County, State Of Indiana, convey
end warrant 10 Richard Roe, same coun-
,y'and State, lot number nine in the city
Of Indianapolis. for the sum Of one thou
sand dollars; this 18th, Of May 1852,
JOHN DOE .(Seall
a MARY DOE fSeall
County Of Marion, I
: State Of Indiana
Before me John Smith q justice Of the
peace for said county, this 10Th day Of
May, 1852, John Doe and Mary Doe &C.
knowledged the execution of:he annex
ed Decd. s,.f
JOHN SMITH, J, p, tseal]
Form Of quit Claim Deed.
John Doe snd Mary, bis wife, qui,
claimto Richard Roe, lot, number seven,
in the city Of Indianapolis, for the sum Of
five bundled dollars, this 18th day Of
Nav 1851. aGstg Hlf} f.aH. fsEf
.sa'2' JOHN DOE, (Seall
fgaf MARY DOE, (Seall
[The acknowledgment as before. 2
Form ofa Mortgage.
John Doe and Mary, his wife mortgage
and warrant to Richard Roe, 10, fourteen
in the city Of Indianapolis, to secure the
repayment Of two hundred dollars, Tor 10
secure the payment ., the time they be-
came due, Of two notes Of equal dates
herewith, each for one hundred dollars,
the first due in one year from date, the
second due in Two years from date; y
this 18th day Of May, 1852.
JOHN DOE, [Seall
MARY, DOE, [Seall
The acknowledgement as before.
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SALE OF A BANK.--Mr. D. w .DeshleY,
Cashier, Of the Clinton Bank Of Colum-
bus, has purchased the franklin Branch
Of the State Bank Of Ohio, and informs
us that il will be conducted seperase a.
heretofore. .-Dyc's Bank Mirror.
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Both branches Of Congress have agreed
on day Of adjournment, and that body
will bring its present session 10 close
on .he 3lst day Of August.
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The Rochester !Amsrican says that the
wheat crop Of Western Now York
will bc somewhat less than an ave.
rage one.
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A Jury At Kenoshs, Wis, has given
a mulat.o woman q vsrdic, Of 800
against Capt. Landy, Of the Sioambcas
Baltic, ior, turning her out Of the com.
mon cabin ou~aceount Of her color
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Warrants have been issued for tho as
rest Of the proprietor and officers Of the
Henry Clay. ssA
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Y The Toledo Blade says the country
,hereabout is suffering greatly for want
Of rain, and without il soon, many Of the
vegetable crops will fail.
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DrrIANcE CoUNrY CONVENTION AM

DEFIANCE County CONVENTION AND
PofuIAR voTE.--The Democracy o!
Defiance have nominated James Cheney,
fof re.sle,ion as County Commissioner;
and A. Parker, v. II. Meats, E. d. Brad.
", snd B. B. Abel for District Assessors.
The Convention voted l24 10 40 OF
abandon the popular vote system, and re-
turn 10 the old delegate plan Of nomina.
tious. s
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Or The National Union, Convention
have nominated Daniel Webster for
President, and Hon. j. w. Kennedy, Of
Pa, for Vice President.
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Ths Presidential election takes place
this year on the second dsy Of November.
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The Pittsburgh Chrcnicle says The
river is 60 loU at that city thasit is con-
fined 10 lie bed. W
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News Br rHE PACIFIC. The Pdcfc
arrived srom Europe al New York -
She brings news 10 the 29.h ul,. The
africa with Kossu,h on board arrived al
Liverpool two days previous 10 the sail.
Of the Pacific. The Ex-G -Goveuor Of
Hungary Immediately left for London.
The coiion market was animated wheat
in fai. demand. There was moro en-
quiry for good sweet -four atl9s. Cd. 70
COS. Cd. for Western Canal; los. TO
lbs. Cd. for Canadian. The election so
far as they have been completed show
325 Minisierialisis and 30l Liberals.---
In the first number. of courses, ore in.
cluded the Liberal Conservatives. We
have given elsewhere our opinions Of The
general result. Dep,orable scenes had
iranspired in the County Glare, in the
Soa,h Of lreland-no doubt in connec-
ton with the elections. Napoleon has
returned from his tour through the
Provinces and was well received dy the
Pavisians. $500
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Tho following is the result Of the cleo.
on the Cd inst. in Missouri, for members
of Congress:
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rsMooRATrc NoMrNnps,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM r. KING,
or ALABAMA.
state Ticket.

Putnam County Ticket.
For Auditor,
'a JOHN MONROE.
isHa For Treasurer, M ,-
STANSBERRY SUTTON. 3
For Prosecuting Adofnsy.
AZARIAII BUDD.
3ia1'DJi For Commissioner.
81 HENRY KlLLHEFFER.
For Recorder
ef' JADEZ 8. SPENCER.
.,-..,f - For Surveyor.
SAMUEL PARKER.
..at'g h For Coroner. g
. JOHN PARRISH.
Assessor In District No. 2--IANEs II, SMITH.
q" 3-AbAM SRnUFR.
:" !" 4--elGMUND REKART
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JOHN SMITH, J, p, [seall
Form of a quit Claim Deed.

John Doe and Mary, bis wife, qui,
claimto Richard Roe, lot. number seven,
in the city Of Indianapolis, for the sum Of
five bundled dollars, this 18th day Of
May 1851. a0st Hh) e .foEi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-14
aAiscella,teous mattcr,

GERMAN EMIGRANTs' MARRIAGES AT BRE-
men.-Mr. Locke, of the Savannah Republi-
cam in letter from Bremen, says:
"The Consul here drives a considerable
business in the marrying line. On the day
of my arrival he united twenty-lhree couples
all emgrants about 10 sail for America
The laws of New York and Bremen reqHire
these marriages by the Consul. There, I'M
married women with children, or expecting
10 have them, cannot land without giving
heavy bonds. Here, the laws do not allow
them 10 get married by clergyman unless
they have property enough to support fam
lily. Hence, the duty falls on the Consul
Of all those who come to the Consul TO bt
married, four-6fths have been living togeth
er before, and have nice little families a!
ready.