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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27

E~AN IMposrKR-HIs CAREER SUDDENLY
BRouGHr rc A CLosK.-A man by the name Of
CHARLES A. BowEN alias CHARLES SAGE.
claiming to be Baptist Missionary from
New York, WAS arrested 1t West Union Chap
ell, about four miles from this city. last Friday.
and taken to New York in custody Of an off
Ger from that State. The facts in the case. 30
far as we were able to learn. are these:-This
Bowen which Is his real name, came to this
city last fall in the capacity of preacher.
book pedler and school teacher. He is . res
ident Of Livingston county. New York. whore
he stands indicted for perjury, and was put
under bonds in the sum of 81. 800 for his
appearance at court man named DARLIN
HAvENs, going his security. No sooner was
he out Of the clutches Of the law" than he
took French leave" of his friends in that
State. and made for tho West. On arriving
at Cumberland, in this State. he concluded to
stop. and went to work ~ . missionary Of the
Baptist denomination the better to conceal
his guilt and to impose the more readily upon
the good people in that vicinity. his first
object was to eudeAvor TO build An academy
by subscription-hs went TO work soliciting
the material aid. and succeeded in raising
81 ,eOO-himself taking q share. WheL the
day came for paying his first instalment he
was unable to give security for lis payment,
as was desired. he left that region. and came
to this city. where he has been ever since.
practicing his old games of deceit and hypoc-
risy. In the meantime he became acquant
ed with young lady. residing near West
Union Chapel. and on Saturday the l4th inst.
lefs the city to get married. and returned
again early Monday morning last. The Off
Ger from New York being on the look out for
his bird assisted by our worthy Marshal.
succeeded in making his arrest. and took him
on TO New York. leaving his young wife be-
hind to weep over his fA,s. and her SD and
sorrowful. mis- placed lovsl-Indianapo]is
SenlsnsI
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WARRINGTON Aoril 90

Lieut. Beale. formerly Indian Agent in
Cahfornis. and whose accounts have Just been
allowed BY the Treasury Department. inflic-
ted severe cassigatioa with his fsss. on Col.
Nanypsnny. the Commissioners Of Indian AZ
fairs. II Willard's Hotel. this afternoon. Mr..
Beale attributes the temporary disallowaacs
Of his accounts to the hostility Of Mr.. Many
penny.
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How Mr.. WISE Found .'SAN"-Mr Wise
has succeeded in finding the Know No,hings
Recently, while making = speech to . large
assemblage in Richmond. he expressed . de-
sire to see - live Know Nothing" and said
he hoped that if there WAS one present. he
would stand up and show himself for the graf
ihcstion Of the crowd; whereupon ere,y man
rose to has feet With the erosptson Of sersn or
eight. Mr.. Wise has seen sam" and il We
mistake not. he will soon feel the effect Of
what he can do.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27

Messrs. Editors:-The quesiion i frequent
" asked. who is 10 be the pfopies' candidate
for the office Of Judge Of our new Circuit.
composed of the counties of Wayne. Henry.
Randolph and Jay. The Office is an impor-
tant one TO tie country. and should be filed
by m abls lawyer and good man.
William Grose Of Henry county. it il said.
would secept the Office. He would make .
good Judge. Il is also said. though am not
authorized to say 20. or advised on that point,
dat jacob B. Julian Of this county would &C.
cspt of it. They are both honest and esps-
BILE
Diselaining any intention to interfere in the
matter. asd especially any design 70 say aughi
against Mr.. Chose; take this opportunity Of
saying that II Mr.. Julian will consent 70 serve.
il is. in my opinion, eminsntly due to hun to
put him on she track and elect him. His
qualifications for the Office are second 70 none.
and there are peculiar reasons why he should
now be the candidate. II two or more per-
sons should aspire to the position. or express
willingness to accept that important Office, it
will be necessary to settle the question ~ 70
who shall be the candidate. and in my opinion
thst question should be determined st An oar
~ day. Our neighbors in Ohio are already
girdng on their we'll worn armour for the ap-
preaching contest. Some find who think
that the nomination should be made BY the
members Of the bar. others are in favor OF
calling . convention. As before in,ma,sd the
time is r.pidly approaching when this impor-
tant question should be disposed Of. and l
make these suggestion for the sole purpose Of
giving the matter . start.
Let there be uSi0n and harmony in select
ing and elec,ing one Of the gentlemen named.
or some other one who vii! honor. not dis
grace the position. A VOTER.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27

The STATE ELKcrIoHs.-The elections in
Connecticut and Rhode Island have resulted
in favor Of the American Reform party
They elect six members of Congress. and the
American party have the whole Of them.
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RECEIPTS OF GRACE-The following table
shows the receipts from Customs at New York
Philadelphia and Boston. during the last quar-
ter. compared with the same period lass year:
1884 1855 Deer
N. York s 10. s73 69s o.. 58s 2ss s3. s85. All
Boston 2.343. 5U4 1893 638 344. 866
Philadel. l.38O,724 958,7ll 492.Ol3
Total decrease n 0So OoO
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TIE Union A9vseslssrsl Soe;~s. Of Hen
~, Rush and Hancock Counties. win hold it,
next annual Fair q Knightssovn. On the 18th.
issh and Goth days Of September next
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Shrock, the absconding treasurer of Holmes
County. who Was arrested in Switzerland.
arrived at New York in the steamship Union
from Havre on Wednesday. in charge Of an
officer. He was to start for Ohio the next day
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E< Seven tAouaaad bushsis Of 0sossse
wheat has been sold in New York at % 70
per bushel. Wheat hes NOT brought % high .
price for many ysars.
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Kansas Election What the Old Liners
7Riak If 1.-THE public mind has become
iloroughly convinced of the manner in which
tlc late elections were carried in Kansas. and
tie honest portion Of the old line press con-
denim it in no equivocatng language. The
Harrisburg, pa Union. leading Douglas.
Nebraska sheet. says:
From the accounts which have reached
50, 81 the late election for members OF the ter
,,arialassembly. We learn two important facts:
Isl, hat the pro-slavery party have succeeded
iu very district BY large majorities; I'd. that
ne Atchison scheme Of temporary COLOMBIA
ton from Missouri. which We. at first. consid
er too monstrous for belief. was effectually
carried into operation. thus giving the control
Of he election to non residents. thousands Of
whom lave since returned to their homes in
Missouri When We charsctsrizs this - An
laaInous outrage. We use the midest terms
ws can think Of to convey our meaning. we
Imported the Nebraska Kansas bill on princi-
g,t; and we still believe the principle to be
.or,ect. but. in the names Of justice and free
.am solemnly protest against the coaduo'
al the Missouri ruffians. and call upon the
proper authorities Of Kansas to repudisse the
l.,con as illegal and fraudulant.
The Journal Of Commerce. equally seslous
IN support Of "Squstter Sovereignty" endorses
4 e above from the Union The New Albany.
Indians Ledger speaks out in the following
cnphatic manner:
THIS and other evidence to the same eject
We have seen. shows that the election in Kan
AS was carried in favor Of the pro slavery
ANY by the most damnabls ontrages ever
T,fpeirsted in this or any country. II was
te most complete farce ever enacted, and
would be laugkable did it not bstray . state
or affairs alarming to every true patriot
" zen Mr. English and the Ledger expressed
ne opinion that Kansas would Be organized
As free territory il was never dreamed that the
l;-hts of the actual settlers would BE- crushed
oul bv armed mobs from Missouri. not posses
sins. nor even claiming. the rish,s Of citizen
81 D. In conserving to the absogstion Of thu
Missouri comproaaiss. the Democrats OF the
North acted in good faith and expected like
good faith in return. II the fraud attempted
10 be prac,iced in Kansas 10 consumatsd. II
viii stand forth in all time - . monument Of
Tie bad faith Of men who prass largely about
'chivalry' and honor.
Our neighbor Of the Je6srsonian hes moi
vet spoken his sentiments in regard to thu
outrage. Will he dare co.dsnn is? Before
tie last Congressional slsctiea he vss rssdy
10 sake his hat and bet his life shst slavery
would never 60 to Kansas. and yss when the
most infamous outrage which ever disgrscsd
freemen has been perpetrsisd to take slavery
there. he is - dumb - . dsad oyster. Cone
Bro Elder. look up articles published lss
summer in your editorial eolunas. aad ~
how they coincide with The conduct Of you
political friends. in the late election in Kansas
LIE. US hear from you.
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lsg We are under obheseons 70 Hoa. 8.
W. Parker. for Congressional documents Of
m interesting character.
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pArrSG IN-ERxsr on DrrosIrs-We can
not refrain from saving here. that the custom
OF paying interests on deposits. as prsciiced
BY unincorpora:ed banking houses. is in the
highes, degree pernicious. 1t is an illegid,
mate. unsafe business. The rate paid for de-
posts is all that money is ordinarily WORTH
If no, loaned again. il viii be eat up BY the
banker; If loaned it must be ., An exorbitan.
per cent II the deposits are loaned and there
is a sudden call for them. then. ten to one il
there is not burst up. In any view. i, i. q
which has brought grisvous evils upon the
people of Southern Ohio and We are glad to
see . strong disposition to return to safer and
better ways. We have been nearly eaten up
BY usury. and i. is time to have done with this
81 stem Of lseching g.os Gassns.
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The claim of Colonel Freement to 44.ooo
acres Of mineral land in California. and which
claim was recently decided in his favor. WAS
originally purchased by him for $4,000. It is
now supposed to DO worth As many millions
As II cost thousands. This constitutes the
Colonel the richest man in America
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.yesc STATE Bank ssiA Branches. - The
s.re,ary Of State has published the law es-
qb.i-ling the State Bank with Branches. We
p.caume that it is his intention to publish it
also in The volume Of Laws. SO that It may go
mll into effect We could not believe that
be- would act otherwise. although his article
In le.sard to the matter intimstsd that he had
10. determined IS to what course he would
pursue. We have not examined the the law.
aud consequently know but little about its
provisions. yet had it been Objectionable in
every provision. the Secretary of State. had
no sht to hesitate one moment in regard to
his course respecting it. The mere idea OF .
second grade executive officer. discussing in
an ofIicial paper. tie provisions Of the law OF
tie legislature. was prepos,srous in the ex-
trcue and it is well that our worthy Secretary
las come to the conclusion that he 10 not Gen
etal Jackson. and that he does not possess the
vc,o power.
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~N is said that largo number OF The
poouI.,;oo Of Rochester are about TO remove
70 Canada. owing 70 the passage OF The Maine
law.
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Death on the Nsv Cas0s Rsi1road.-Our
iiend HEHRY J. PyLx. Freight Agent At
Wellington. on the New Csss's Railroad. IN
-arras US that when the cars arrived at that
-',re on Monday last. . man was DISCOVERIES
wing upon the top Of one Of the freight cars
Lad 1t proved to be PArHIcx GAvIs, one
4 he hands of the Company, and man Of
,xempary character. and one who possessed
be esteem Of al the officers Of the company.
he was temporarily attending one Of the
lakes and after leaving the Walnut Level sta
ion. is supposed that he got upon the top OF
car, and turned his back to the locomotive
prevent the cinders coming into his face.
ending this way it is supposed that in eros
ing bridge his head came in contact with .
am, which broke his skull and meek. pro-
= eng instant death. Every attention was
zad TO his RENAME. by the agents. Of the
road and the citizens Of Warrington.
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!INOND PALLADIUM.
Friday Morning, April ~, 1855.

y<ofh from Railroad Aeesdssf-We IN
island that young man. residing IN Ne"
Paris. whose name vel have not learned. came
ID Ibis place on the Dayton train one day last
week and While At the depot assisted in coup
ing some cars. but in doing % was 30 pressed
5srween two of them, that be has since died
rom the effects Of the accident
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94.O62. goo

FOREIGNERS ARREsrED.-We learn from the
Philadelphia American Banner. that Of four
hundred and seventy five arrests in one Ward
in that city. since the eth Of September last.
four hundred and twenty five were foreigners
and three hundred OF these Irishnen
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''SAx" AMONG THE SAC NIcHTs.--The Mans.
field Herald tells Of good joke perpetra.ed
by Sam. in that city. At the recent election.
The Herald says: "Our good German friends
fought valisntly for the Sag NIGHT ticket on
Monday. and We were greatly surprised At the
ou,bursts Of rage and vexa.ion manifested by
many Of them near the close Of the day. But
the riddle Was soon explained. About half on
the Sag NIGHT ticket were discovered 70 BE-
Know Nothings"'
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The WHEAT CRoP.-Ws learn from indi.
viduals who have Travelled about Tippscsnos
county. that y heat fields present promising
appearance. The recent rains gave immsdi.
ATE relief to their previous suffering con iitioD
and now An abundant harvest il portrayed %
every field.
In reference to other parts Of the State. the
Lawrenceburgh Independent Press Of We'd
nesday. says that the cold in March has ipjur-
ed tho wheat on fiat clay land. In many
fields the withered plants may be scraped up
in hsndfulls. The appearance Of the wheat.
however. has improved within fe n days. and
the editor thinks the crop will be IS good -
usual in that part Of Indixna-Ameriean.
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SIX thousand pounds Of unleavened bread
were sold to the Jews At Chicago during the
Feast Of the Passover.
An editor out in Iowa says they don't brsg
Of the size Of IT, DIR babies. but they are . most
uncommon sure crop.
~ Owing 10 the cold and disagreeabls
weather. the fisheries Of North Carolina are
doing . very small business. The fishing
season is now nearly half over. and but very
few fish have been taken.
H The Grand Temple Of Honor Of Ia
diana meets in indianapolis on the second
Tuesday (l5sh) Of May.
the king of humbugs. and then prssumes to
written your life. try and mend it,"
The Government has ordered the war
steamer San Jacin,o to the West Indie, 70
keep An eye On operations Of the cost Of Cuba.
ESThe ST. Joseph County Forum says
that large body OF improved land in the
Terre Coupee prairie. was sold recently for
$50 per acre. Such price indicates good
land, location. and improvement
~ Rosannah Lee, Of Harwich. has ~
covered 81, 800 of Andrew Vincent. for re-
fusing to marry her after counting her in ths
mos, tender and persevsring style. three times
. week. promising her . new silk dress 70 b
married in. DC
r. The Norfolk Hsrsld states that within
Q year Just closed. &c. 900 worth Of pss
nuts have been shipped from thas city 70 ths
North. through the agency Of . s.gie hosas-
~ A fool in . high station - ike nas
on The top Of monument-everyihisga p-
pears arnan 70 him. and be sppears small -
everybody
1Two colorsd Lawyers vsrs admitted =
practice in the Circuit Court Of the Caiisd
States at Boston lest week. What Win '.Chis'
! airy" Say to ibis?
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Notice to Contractors.

orricx MsrRorotirAs RAILROAD cosrAxv,
3esrgeiown, D. q, December NJ, 1854
EALED PROPOSALS the grading. masonry and bridging
~ l3h miles u this road will received
office Of company until three o'clock The 18th
day OF February
maps poes pan speeidca iuns will be ready for in
speciion and aner the 3h day ol February.
Railroad
Geogetown he BlImore OHIO rairoad by
with The The
Pont Rocks the Poumac aud making saving OF
aiiss 81 the travelled from
and northwestern dve
miles
Proceeding point OF the Baltimore and
Ohio raia the extends to tine city Of Frederick and
agricultural districts of land
Hagerown where with lines Of railroads
extending Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Cen
trail railroad, nc
prIon proposals invited
o the District of Columbia OK miles
GcosgutowU) 10 the city OF FRI derrick. ts
viii be received Tor the work in sections OF mile
each o vi the distance Of 45x miles.
generally medium character for this part OF the
facility for with
The country elevated and rolling
vi watered, aud remarkably healthy
Of the will be
from years
desired by proposing for the
office be- had by addressing the
Of by letter The day Of letting
board d.
FRANCIS DODGE. President.
EDSiUND FRENCH, Chief Engineef
Dec 3i--aawtFeb5 H F
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FHlLsBkLFAgAs Dee %, 1854
EALEp PROPOSALS be received once anui ~
y The 3s day o. January es laassnns ~
~apyies drsefabe Al
un,s clcins and Eaapase Depot schaskA Arsenal
a qu4ntssos fcqaif*s, Was
$500 dark blue tlndEe Dyed t~tled eohf weighing
(nalxo Dyed twiea eipth weighing *
gard
10000 ay blanke~ gray, ( The letters " J. ia black
long, centred be feet long and
i've fset wide each hAsnks - weigh nve pounds
bl4ke WOOL gay, @h the etess " elas H.
inches eeutre) be sx set ipnf and ave
feet Gisnset 10 weigh thfee poalds
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philadelphia college Of Medicine.

1854
Fnneourses oflecns given summer
Degrees arrc conferred In July
Fees uee ial ense So fespeaai ticket, $50 Matricua
tnn So Gssdnaian tees SIS have tye
fef another
Pcronain,@res
of tudra Lkmnstins daily
eaeh IA facilities eaua
county. Foo further information, address
u. HoWAhD RAND, ID. Dean,
lo6 South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
AUG - Iewwpe iaw5ad
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LFHANA's GERMAN ECONOMIC o. stud ests nsap.-
Jus,
Maine, eight dozen OF tboe elaborated sup
-iuces and aearsi ssfsction all @ha
boughs OF them For the of
and beauty light be exceed
mis bly, suited for colleges schools public
Congress, and al other that
will Affect the
equally well suited for ladies that needle
nisht.
ALSO band pne oil ethereal
yinas ~
Styles, which
eiy aad lormiag the oay
bouts
c. s. WHtTrLEaGY
5Sf Seventh
7ols agent ct inr sale " fank's economic this city
s--Nl bits made with me must be setsled moathy.
Dee p-eo2wif
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To the heirs OF John Orr and Henry Guenard
COR Quinend.)

uslrEp SrAIEs NAVAL AssLca,
Ph,iadeiphx December s, isst
foHN ORR eniosA Iaedsmsn, beneficiary this
j aied mere ~ July last
Henry uinend marine, and beneficiary died
oat he ullimo.
Each of The deceased property value which hv,
Dec--T-iaw4w
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limited STATES Lime California;, VIA Aspfs"
wall and Panama tho 5th aud 9Os of each month"; 10 h
approved Of less mas
1000 burden Euarantying speed and sqfefv
The Panama raroad completed Ubispo u miles @
Panama.
The embraces ~ milc~ in rs' cav
from Aspinwa ObiApo and ~ miles of land uanspsFaon o
a recently thorough order. single pAssshe
therefore, most in sfr hoshc passcbs'
being transferred and from
alongside the
There transportation future this route
The entirely dcscription
Reserve steamer. being always kept in port at New YORK
and San Francisco, detention IN case OF sh
The IL entirely reliable
" expected psssaw~ the Atlantic will be- made fs
isry Days ~ o the Pacific, IN l2 IN IAN
Passengers will PaBams the day after they arrive AZ a
wait
Through ckets yasss, had the agency W
West New York.
Jan 2s--dn
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Oa asd eysey rassdey, Ncesr~esr !, 1854,
sTne leave Aexasdra a~aiy Gcae.sviss add
Il "a OF The boa
from gvng bssaAfs.s on board Goa
meeting Suasharx,
Gordoasvs,
Central railroad os kehasoad
iotfssxiNe "
eo,dsve da, sos Aseaaaasia sad
before IA avlack, me arrival et the
she Virginia from Rehmoss charescsvi an.
stagaton.
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u ANTHONY, No. sos Broadway, New York. man
Ia ucturer Of daguee0yps apparatus, manss, prrssrTs
casr and Importer Of pates, chemicals, fancy saes an
caope and chancas for paper pcarss and m
rnis u every description. 5ss
supplied materials for manufacturing cases
Ha,rsoas celebrated HIso votginndcr shon
always hand.
30B Broadway, June IL, 1854.
2u--dlyeart
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Washington, Jan. 40, 1885.
petition Ebenezer Beard, OF New Mane
" ipg granted The 0h
IeIt - for
years paeni, which place
i0ui day OF April, Ieo5--
said be heard Patent Once
Monday, day % March II O'clock
p-rsons appear cause any
said petition ought granted. #E
required file in the Patent
Office objections, specially tweny
days hearing all filed either purity
used tie akeu
Of office, which will be
application
testimony will be 18th of March,
posuou and other reil.d BIZ flied
day arguments
wisin days thereafter.
be published in the Union, inet-
gence Evening aningou, d. c. Evea,ng Argus,
Scienuhc New York; uni
Gazette Concord, New bampbD
previous 18th day of March
hearing
CHARL Els MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. SEdio the above will please copy,
bits the Patent ONCE with containing notice.
Janl e Z
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''' Asas usaa.I.soaer of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO IRE SYMPTOM CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PkE-hMFIION CLAIMANTS.
Under Congress 81 March, ls53
settlers
noned The Ave extended the above
alternate
paid dollars ny
pahitc
March, 1854 ened for III. relief ot
ralad pufposcs,N settled
be
titled peemyens ordinary public
dulsr
aud paid for before the day fixed the pubic
OF 81 March, 1853 pio
the 18Th March, the dare nllotpetl
2h March, 1854 setrneni pads 'e date hdraw
al ot the lands narke likewise
empton IN, 2b 1851, any
ofsse Of the male iisaifa directed
nex Louis required
sish the satisfaction of the
land office and thersn
BY law practIeab seeing
the tor public saieor
claimed otherwise FOR
ieited.
JOS y. WILSON
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Once
Sep l7--iawi3w flat. and star
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NrANDAaD French Authors, Nae edtstoas, N IA.
- Paris mndnx., m variety gped,
ported BY himself from Paris q them just opened.
Dees FRANCK TAYLOR
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ENENtH NOVELS, by Dumas Hai1sc, ard Others
imported from snea; prizes
cents upwards many o h.m beautifully illustrated
FRANK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE Ii hereby given that have obtained from
~ The Register OF The tgaia Land ohe Duplicate Of
James Kennedy
the Che original having aud
stall the Commissioner uf General Lnnd Ufce
ID. u the nnsasied Of
CSC. w. EPHENJ,
Dec l0--iaw3m Attorney In fact for heirs.