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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-17

nR. MENZEEs, Office, Third-st,
az between Walnut and Vne Cincinnati o.,
Pays special attention to Diseases o! Women.
JY :. 2, 1851
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-17
MORE PHYSICIANS, TEsTIMoNy

certify that DR.. Wright's statements are entitled
to the fullest confdenceof the public, and we
can fully corroborate what he has said having
used DR.. Halls Balsam in anumber OF cases, with
The happiest effects.
s.LAWSoN, M. D.
LVM C SMITH M d.
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gITyE rVYsS'T PAGE OF VGLUHu

CLOTHS, all numbers, Old
- art new, anchor stamp, warranted to tot
freely at reduced prices at 3l9 | beFtY street,
Pittsburg. w. W. WALL ACE.
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nj OTlCF.--At my instance an attachment
y was this day issued by Seneca Haght a
Justice Of the Peace Of Rutland township, Meigs
county, against the property and elects Of Eliza
beth Sidcnstrker, a non resident OF said county.
Dated this 18th day oi December, 1852,
r 49, ALLEN SlDENSrRIKER,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-17

JUST RECEIVED from the manufacturers-ten
u bushels pegs and two cases lasts. 1,000 lbs.
Sole Leather, and so Sides OF Upper Leather,
Calf and Kip. WATKINS & SMITH.
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NEW GROCERY
"a NTMD
PROVISION STORE.
THRUSH & ROBBINS

" EEP constantly on hand and for sale, all ar
IN ticles usually found in Grocery and Pro-
vision Store, and guarantee to sell as Low as the
LOWEST. The following list comprises portion
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-17

SUNDRIES.-Gold Syrup (of the BEST
- quality) Sugar House MolaSses, Raisns,
Pecans, Currants etc., just arrived and for sale
at THRUSH & ROBBINS.
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C1RANBERRIEs-Just ust received rer Hell.
~ en- Mar, and for sale by
Jan. 17-nl THRUSH & ROBBINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-17

Who would suffer with pain one single hour 10
the price of bottle of DR.. Bakers Pain Pana
acea?
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New TREATY BETWEEN TIE UNITED
STATES AND MEx'co.-A dispatch from
Washington states that new treaty with
Mexico has been negotiated by Genera Gads-
den, and is now before the President, and
will probably soon be communicated 10 the
Senule.
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Stoves

Pomeroy, April 50. iSt
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CLEARED.

CLEARED
fS H sss
steamship jamestown, Tilly, Norfolk Ludlam Plea
sSip Snow saua,, oi..rd sydnsy Esw. Mailer Lord.
Slip Robert Parker, Trsfethen, Mobile Post Ryerson
ss fs
Earl BsOdie S1ssy NSss s Ws Gssrman
Bark Jennetss, Lewis, Tianiiin + PsssI.
B Spss Sr
BE Warsp ssnsoe Ms: Eysrs s5Swn
Rrr Princess Royal Obj, ruao, st Domingo, WA Da-
Ss6sgs MSusssa
Brig Kate Pendergast Br Graham, St Johns Nj, Roome
RSH s. ssm:yy h,gg Co.
Brig Forester, Race, Newburyport, master.
R MunsS Park Ssso s.1diefs
ss5sT JSsiss am DR. ss srmuds Ssdlson Co.
I sshr Pharon Tssenserg No. Mobile Elvsil Co.
,,schr Mckenzie, Drisko, jacksonville, Thompson
sssr Elvira, InssnI Jacksonville, Brett; Son &co.
hfs' cb, s1a fa asisasps' Peters
sshr Milton Hawkins, warsham, Q Smith
sehr Lewis, fhs s's,t Boston, W Lewis
sehr Howard, Loyeli, nos.on, s v Iewis
l r1h1%Psssn sn.as f R:m Smith
Steamer ossds sssssho0ss PhaaepSs Briggs
ARRIVED.
& s 4. ss:s nH e ss xs
INV 10 mle psssd ship Columbian bound Sows n the
with
swins; 2st, lat u * Ion 10 Is passed ship Judsh from
New Orleans for Hs,rs Nov Nsn.ashst sos.h Shs .
had light winds most Of the passage.
Ship wcodcock, Lambert, London Sept 30 with mdse
ship vanaalis RiotsrdsOn, Havre, Oct With md's and
: sss f, O.. !, Win Dr., s..:
~ Is % spoke ship Tss'nsoa
sh;r TX r of Thomsston) Heating Cardiff 20
days WITH fh,s railroad IRON and IS passenger
from Nv ess st cussss head rails
Barb Keplsr fof Cohasse Tucker Lisbon 50 days. and
Gibraltar days. with marble and TO order
Brig Radius cf Porland Smith Baltimore, 10 days. with
Brig Cushing tof Boston, Godfrey philadelphia for
Boston, Noy on Fire Island, spoke brig Jeremiah Fowler
Brig Forester, Race, Rondont for Newburyport
schr Maria Joze porp De Cssta, Oporto "A days, with
wine and cork, to r Osborn.
schr Blocker Hudson, Iaguna, and II days from
Key West where she put in distress leaky) with log
wood, to McCrcndy, Mott Co.
schr Ann Maria, conkn, Newpern, NC, days.
ser Won v onder a french, Prc,vi HSn%0H'
Schr Seraph, Smith Harwich.
schr Hannah d, Jones, Harwich.
r psrsrs ws@ RsnST for s
port in yesterdsy edition. from Rio Jansfro incorrect
She arrived at baltimore 3D. inst.
BELOW.
Brig wahonding from Curacao.
washington, seahanpson, &c: Xssusts ssvsnnsh; south
erner thsrieftop Jamestown Norfolk, dc' sbiR Davis
Crockett, Liverpool
Wind during tbs day N, and nssb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-05

The CASE OF Mr.. HoLMs.-We are requested by the
friends of Mr. j. B. Holmes to ask suspension Of pub
lie opinion until examination OF his case can be had
and to state that he had Withdrawn his as oan-
date for Alderman Of the First ward previously to the
unhappy occurrence of Friday evening.
The Malachi Brennan Guard, Captain Francis Brock,
uined their first annual target excursion Ho
boken on Tuesday, Oct 81. This company Is mainly
composed Of the members Of the United Guard com
manded by Captain Malachi Brennan and they in order
to testify the respect asteem they hold him in
commander and gentleS turned out in full force to
the number Of eehty-seven muskets. They proceeded
to Hoboken where they contested for large number Of
very valuable prizes, amounting in value to four hun
bred dollars Returning to the city they proceeded
the ball room Of Military Hall, where they remained
I'll broad daylight
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Died,

Died.
On Friday, November g. after short and severe i'll
ness Captain JOHN CRANE in the Goth Of his age
His friends and acquantances, and those OF his son,
Russell, and of his brothers, David, Benjamin, and
Charles also the officers and members Of the Marine So
ciety, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon, at two O'Clock. from his late resi-
On Thursday, November 2 after lingering illness,
JANE SMITH, aged so years and 10 months.
funeral will be attended from the residence Of her
grandson, VIM. B. BURNETT No. 1853 Wooster street
this morning, at nine o'clock Her remains will be
taken to Staten Island for interment
On Friday, November 3, Of consumption NICHOLAS JO
sEPH DEMPSEY, in the 21st year Of his age.
His friends and acquantances,, and those Of his bro
Dominic Kelly invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of his mother, No. 20 First street
this afternoon, at one o'clock without further invita-
ton.
On Thursday, November 2, Mrs LErr1A, wife Of Thos
c. Avery, aged "a years, months and day.
On Friday, November 3, CHRISTOPHER HILDEBRANDT,
brother Of Hermann and Martin Hidebrandt.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at one O'Clock from the
On Saturday morning, November 4, after long and
painful Illness HANNAH LYON, widow of the late Samuel
Lyon, aged II years, months and "a days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral at halfpast o'clock
this afternoon from the residence Of her son. Samuel
On Saturday morning, November 4, of consumption
at his late residence, Peter DwyKR proprietor Of the
New York Fay Hotel, Bergen N. j., aged SO years.
His remains will be taken to Philadelphia for inter-
ment
On Saturday, November 4, at A. NJ, OF typhoid pneu
mona, CHARLES MARIN, in the 36th year of his age
His friends invited to attend his funeral from his
his late residence 493 Third avenue at two O'Clock this
afternoon. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for
nterment.
On Saturday evening, November 4, after lingering
illness, SARAH A. c. McFEAKE, in the sd year of her
age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence 80 Wooster
street, corner of Grand.
After severe Illness, MICHAEL RoGERs, a native Of
Tcmplemore, county Of Tipperary Ireland
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence of his sonn
law, James Day. West Hebokcn at two O'Clock this af
ternoon.
On Saturday November 4, after brief illness, NIcHo-
LAS BRIcDY native of county Meath Ireland, in the
10th year Of his age
The friends of the family, and those Of his brother
Patrick also the Hbernian Benevolent Society,
spectuy requested to attend his funeral from his late
residence, 80 Wett street, at two O'Clock this after
noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-05

The return match between the Gothaa and Eagle
Base Bah Clubs came OF Friday afternoon, on the
grounds Of the former at the Red House, and resulted in
avor Of the Eagles six innings having been played and
standing At the close-Gohamtes Is runs, Eagles %
runs We append report Of the runs made
lu0inus ,rifA snd> an~h Tkaf
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On Tuesday October 81, by the Rev. VIM P. Corbett,
Mr.. WIN. G. HESDRIcKsoN, Of Williamsburg, to Miss ELISE
DUBOIS, Of New York.
On Saturday morning, November A, at the Church Of
st. Francis Xavier by the Rev. Father Larkn, MICHAEL
OCoNNoR Of this city to FANNY daughter Of Andrew
Carrgan Esq., of Bloomingdale
On Tuesday, October 81, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton,
J0sEPR L. ROBERTS, Esq, and MARIA LOUISA, eldest
daughte Of Capt. John p Smith, deceased.
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Supreme C0urt.-speclal Term.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

Charles T. Idv Us. Caroline Von Hxfscher.-
Execution on judgment "a confessed must be post
poned to execution in Marine Court.
Samuel F. Whiting cs. W,liiam Broscn.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff and costs, unless defendant pay
costs and answer in twenty days.
Francis 4. Luquser cs. Henry X. Bogeyt.-Mo-
ton 70 vacate order denied without COSTS and refer
ence to Lucius Robinson, Esq, In place Of Isaac ".
Fowler, ESQ.
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ship North star IN tons built Rebnssn Ne, yaes
arrived home In steanship Hermann
ndstds. issnsa Ests. year. old rs toni. bsst -
i,Id sor 1000 Brig Cosnepolits A3 tons absut ysass
oio was bought By Porter, Of Portland for q co.
Sshr Rosamond, Of New Bedford which was rsuortsd ld
81 Aalasa Tor 8osten, Ar at Baltimore q inst
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KEY WEST Oct 36rhs schr Woicott before REPORTER
rsP.rsd she vss not Obliged to aissh 81: shsd -
under the couatsr. will be easily stopped
Inc snip !eonnI before rePortsd Turner, from NsH
upon Loo Key s.s1ins Of the 2sh q high tide Capt
higher on Her ballast wnl have to taken out and a
her sPsr sent g hShten her enough to Goat II tks
appearance it is > fororn one.
cola The sale Of dsmsged goods reached slS Value e
The brig Tavanier arve) been chartered 70 taxa
the cargo Of the wrecked brig MAXWELL to New York
EDCARTowN, Oct GAR sehrs Flying Arrow. Eivsu.
Lubec.
Sid Nov the schrs above reported
Arr I'd schrs Pilot Cire New York for Boston; Coral M
Ter do for do Samuel Snow, csrdly New York fos Pee
for do.
sid ship Splendid Smith, of this port PaciAc Ocean; a.
sehrs Pilot Coral Samuel Snow, Planter Palos Oregon
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CITY POLITICS.


THE WING JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A meeting Of the Wing iJoint Executive Committee
held last evening at the Broadway House General
VIM Hail. Of the Fifth ward, was in the chair and g. G.
On motion Of Mr. ROVE the nomination Of George H.
Andrews Esq for Congress, in the Fifth district,
endorsed by the unanimous adoption Of the following
res0uton:-
In wHIs yorNr ExEcurIvE CoxMrrrE,(
BROADWAY Hcusy, Nov. 8. 1854
SSssss ss
motion Was here made to endorse Dr. James R. Wood
Is the regular wing candidate for Aims Honse Governor
which drew ont the feelings Of several members in re-
Wing Convention. but being beaten by DR.. Wood,
then nominated BY the Know Nothings, and published
under the head Of Peoples Ticket A. their candidate
candinste before The Whs Convention. and had not &C.
copied any nomination from any other source
Mr.. JAMES b. TAYLOR moved that DIR James X. Wood
be endorsed by this committee the regular whig can
didate for Governor Of the Aims House. Judge WELSH
offered amendment to endorse the entire wing county
ticket, which was unanimcusly adopted.
The committee adjourned until Monday evening next
POLITICAL ITEMS.
Mr. John Ridley, the Independent candidate for Con-
gress in the Eighth District has Withdrawn from the
The 81. Lawrence Republicans is out in favor Of Gov
Seymour for reelection.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS:
The .o,,, ., mi. Assembly district nominated to-day
Thomas D. PenHeld, and the wings II. II. Beecher for
the Assembly There great excitement In this county
about the Congressional eaeqtsou.
KNOW NOTHING NOMINATION FOR CON-
Know Nothing convention at lawrence Yesterday
nominated Hon. N. p. Banks ~ their candidate for
Congress.
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TeAeGrapA1e Marine Heport.
NEW ORLkANS. Nov 1-Arr ships shskspears Ard Css-
rasss, Boston; Jane Walsh. and Rsns NYork.
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ROLIXICA AL AYEAIK8.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
Names of the Candidates Before the People.
Endorsement Of the Wing Nominees,
6c., &c., &c.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
STATE TICKEr5.

EAt'f " fFNNtfs
hoyernor Greene c. Bronson.
Lieut.. Gov. Elijah Ford.
Canal Com. Glars Bnrnham.
State Pr. Ins Abraham yarnam.
.Sespdrd Wing.
Governor. !. Myron IL. Clark.
Lieut.. Gov. Henry j. Raymond.
Canal Com. Henry Fhzhugh.
State Pr. Ins Norwood Bovine.
Liberty Party.
Governor William Goodell.
Liout. Gov. Austin Ward.
Canal Com. John C. Harrington
State Pr. Ins. VIM. Shapseott.
Saratoga Coalition.
Governor Myron II. Clark.
Lieut.. Gov. f. . Henry J. Raymond.
Canal Com. Henry FitkhnEh.
State Pr. Ins Norwood Bovine.
Knoto Nething.
Governor. Daniel Ullman.
Lieut.. Gov. Gustayus A. Scroggs
Canal Com. Josiah b. Williams.
State Pr. Ins. james p. Sanders.
Spurious
Knoto Nothing.
oovernor. !. Myron II. Clark.
Lieut.. Gov. Elijah Ford.
Canal Com. /. Henry Fitzhugh.
State Pr. ms. Norwood Bovine.
Amt Res..
Governor MyroL III. Clark.
Lieut.. Gov. /. Bradford u. Wood.
Canal Com. Henry Fitzhugh.
State Pr. Ins Norwood BOVINE.
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In addition to the above named candidates the voters
Of the city will be called upon to deposit their ballots
for School Commissioners School Inspectors
School Trustees, and Constables-mahing altogether
twenty three different kinds OF oces to be Gled and
over thousand candidates In the Geld.
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ActoA sss..sssss
sowled by Jackson; caught by Lalor.
City Intelligence.

1otdi.. rs
Bowled by Gibbs; caught by Placy.
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Reform Temperance.

go
Orison Hunt, r.
Isaac A. Blanvslt. I.
James Kennedy, Z.
VIM. ID. Murphy, 7. ar
Peter P. VOORHEES,, B.
| John Phillips, H. 3.
George II. Raymond.
John b. Ryerson, n.
+ James d. Oliver, r
| VIM. Chauncey, r.
Nathan 9. Ely, B.
Moresu Norris, r.
( James Owens, r.
Richard Mott, 4.
Soft SkeH.
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Ito fn the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Hon Gilbert Dean.
In place Of Gsyrt Smith, resigned.
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John Meany
Christian B. Woodruff.
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SOW
h SOW ana Pis3 lshtbcat 10 about to Be- renewed f.sm
station New Bedford for REPAIRS and lifting with tive
Lanterns and lamps with Protectors cach the
nno manmasts large iron buoy will for the time bsnx
p,... HoLCoMB. Lighthouse Inspector, I'd DIST.
Whalemcn.
Houghton, Of Fall River, 220sp 200 VIII.
Spoken.
ss,aowsf Lcrng from Norsans for Liverpool Oct
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Reform, temperance, dc.
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SC. Y. Wemple.
19-58-Geo. W. Truss.
22--59-George H. Moller.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28

dee, into the Black Sea will be q signal
''f Simultaneous Outbreak in Indis, Al.
geria and Greece. and a Greek insorrec.
li"r throughout Turkey, which are all be.
ing ready organized bv The agents Of the
Gar.
here have been no operations Of mag.
hitude Small skirmishes have taken
place between the ou'pos,s, daily.
constsntinople dispale &c STATE th.,
the English charge-in Persia succeeded
IN terminating The differences between
Great Brilain and that country.
The Londnn Observer saws that ngen,.
are on the way to the United States 10
purchase ship- and ammunition for Russia,
La Eng much indignation exist.
'gainsi Prince Albert. Parii :ularly the
independent papers, aud the public voice
protests that he is a tool of Russia, and
hat Aberdeen rs under his influence
The Prince, il is stated, helrsys all the
cabinet secrets respecting Russia, Austria
and Germany The matter is expected
Ia come before Parliament.
Ii Is current in The political circles tina
The Gar continues to tempt Napoleon
10 desert English alliance, and offer.
Il consent To the French annexation o
Belgium and Egypt. the Gar promising
also to abandon the Bourbon cause.
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From California.

The Snnla Fe mail arriyeda Iudepend-
ence on Saturdays making trip in ,wen-
-ty days. Business was very dull. Hon.
Hugh Smith had recovered from his
wounds. Kit Carson, Fletcher, and, olh-
ers had just arrived from Calif'rnia. hay.
ing left Los Angeles on the 25Ih Of Oc-
lobsr. Lieut.. Whipple was met with g
train of wag ms near Fort Webster. en-
route. for Santa, Barbara. Cspt. Eweit
was also met, with company OF dra-,
goons,. Oh the march to the White Noun.
aims. .r,st ses .4 4 ta
Aubrey and his party had reached Pc
nos, with but little loss. s.,7.s Y. .5 ef7sSt
James, M. Smith, agent Of the A paohe'
Indians, died at the house Of Mr.. ;Thomp-
son, at Dona Ana His. family reside in,
w ashington City. n a3ts as
The Utah Indians have been commit
ting thef,s in the settlements.
A Mrs. Jane Wilson had been takeR
Efrom the Cananches. she having oeen'
csp,sred by them while on her way %
California from Texas, Her husband
and'others Of the porty had been k'lled'
She says .hat they have anothsf white
woman ia captivity. Mrs, Wilson'S sufr'
Ifsrinrs are described as having been very
great and ,reroliipg.. st .
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Spain and Cuba.

The position Of the Spanish Govern
ment with reference TO her colony Of Gu.
bu is growing y"arly more difficult. Cub
is no longer a g,ld placer for the Spanish.
She is held under the yoke at an expense
OF men and money that is double the in,
come derived from the island, and which
weighs heavily upon the tax paying le-
sources Of Spain.
AT the las, statements given the total
taxes derived from Cuba at Ss, ,0OO, 600.
while 10 prevent the Creoles from revolt.
ing and declaring their independence, an
army of near thirty thousand men, and \
feet of three or four hundred guns are
stationed there, at cost Of at least six.
teen millions II year.
For several years this annual OUTLAW
has made the island heavy burden on
Spain; The feelings of he CreoIes have
ripened into the most bitter hatred of ,heil
armed oppres.ors, and the Indignation o
the American people against such tyran
ny is ms fresh as ever; the prospects i,
thus very bad for Spain; her heavy dis
bursements must 60 on, until her pnpula
ton at home revolt at the uxury of :
colony which robs their pockets wilhou
a prospec, of return.
The commerce of Cuba is carried on al
mos, entirely with strangers; Thus. ii
1851 out other total exports of a3l ,34l,
es3. only s2.Ooo,ooO went I" Spain, an,
OF her imports Of s3l ,3ll ,43O, only SO,
100000 came from Spain Thus will
all htr repressions and prohibitions, Spail
can only supply one fourth Of the com
mercial requirements of CnI a, and con
sumes bu. one fifteenth of her produc
J tinns.. -.
Notwithstanding the stringent mea,ure
adopted BY Spanish jealousy to shut u
ont from intercourse with our rich AM
lovely neighbor, seven.twelf'hs Of he
whole commerce is with the Unite
Staies.--:Boston Times.
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REMOVAL OF Free BLACKS TO LIBERIA.
The Legislature of Kentucky has been
mem"rial zed TO aid, by appropriations
of money in removing the free blacks to
Liberia.
Few objects are so imporlan, as this to
he people Of the State. They ardenly
desire 10 get rid Of all the free negroes.
and this desire, fortunately, concurs with
the true interes:s of blacks as we'll as of
whites.
Five thousand dollars n year for five
years, is all that is asked for an object OF
The highest Importance, and he people OF
the State, SD FAR as they have heen called
upon. have responded favorably TO the
application.
They regard it as imperalively necess-
a'y that this thing should be done
promptly, heartily, and literally.
The money required is almost nothing
when compare with the results To be
attained by it. Without considering 9th.
er consequences of removing the free ne.
gr"es. the unfavnrdble influence they ex-
rrl on the slave population imperativeIy
demands the appropriation.
Ia all its aspects, the object is one o
unnixed good and the constitution of the
State cleorly and positively enfolces it as
duty upon the Legislature Of the State.
The C"nsitu ion permits slaves 10 be
emanc'paied, but makes i, penheniary
! offence in them to remain in the State
Unless provision be made for their re-
moval, The State would becGme accessory
10 their offence against its law.
Fhey are required to 20 away, and i
is the duty and interest of the State to
provide the necessary means.
The failure to do so, would be highly
unjust ifnot absolutely criminal, and be
sides that, it would omit the best oppor
tnnl'y at lght cost to diminish an evi
# lnraIculahle magnitude
We trust tn s measure may receiy,
early and favorable action at the hands o
our present legislature ,--LouiSviNe Er.
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NJ. Alexander d. Bodsco, the Russian
Minister at Washington, whose death is
announced by telegraph, was upwards of
seventy years Of age. lie was Wal,
lachian noble by birth, and first entered
the public service in Russia about fifty
years ago, without fortune. but endowed
with some knowledge of The French lang.
uage and clean handwriting. He be-
gan in the twelfth or lowest grade Of off,
cial employment, but was promoted,
until at his death he had reached he third
class, as II Privy Councillor, or equal in
rank to Lieut.. General. Previous TO be-
ing sent as Envoy TO this country-where
he has resided abouI fifteen years-he
had been Charge q. the Conr, of Stock
holm. A few years after his arrival here
he married Miss Williams, of George.
town, a young american lady o. remark
able beauty. BY her he leaves seven
small children, besides three grown-up
nephews, and niece of whom he always
took personal care. His pay as Envoy
was 800, 900. which, by an intelligent
econnmy, enabled him to add considerable
to the handsome fortune he had acquired
before coming to this country. A.
the time Of his death he was very wealthy
estimated at half million Of dollars,