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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-22

DESTRUCTIVE FLooD-Loss OF OVER FoUR
THOUSAND LIvEs-The Calcutta correspon-
dent of the London Times, under date of
Oct. 4, gives the following account of a
disastrous freshet in that country
The rains this year have been universally severe.
The downpour in Affghanistau was unprecedented,
and in August its effects began to be visible. The
torrent of water which at this season rolls down
the water system Of the Indus gradually increased
then overtopped the banks, and then burst Oh the
plains with force that swept whole town from the
face of the earth. The cantonment of Naoshera
only half built was carried away. The great cans
Torment of Dehra Ghazee Khan totally ruined,
the sun burnt bricks of the building melting
in the food. The bund or dyke, which defends
Leila burst and Leila has disappeared The loss Of
life has not been in proportion, 1900 or 5000 villa
gers not counting for much in India, bat the des-
struction OF property is incalculable.
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Another. H5

Another murder was committed in this
county one night last week, about Z miles West
of Lebanon. The victim was Mrs. Baker,
and her murderer was Frank Baker, her own
husband, who shot her through the head with
a pistol. Mrs. Baker, we understand, lived but
a short time after receiving the shot. Baker
was taken before Magistrate and committed
to jail. He has been partially deranged for
several years past. lie was said to have been
under the influence of liquor at the time ne
committed the act.-I6.
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HIARRIED,

At the residence Of James @. Owen, ESQ., in williamson
County, wednesday evening the 19hIns by the Rev.
John T. Edgar, Mr.. JAMES W. OWEN to MISS sALLIE
J. CALENDER all of williamson county.
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DIR. JOHN III. CALLENDER
WANTED

oFFICE WITH DRS KELLY MADDIE.
NO. 50 CaERsN STREET,, STAIRS
ngvf9
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IRON Dr.-L S. Touag. Sserss1ry e. Sahs Tsaass'es

IRON Dr. s. Touag. SserssITy e. Ssak. Tssassses.
SECRETARY o. STATK's OFTicE,
Nashville, Sept 81, is43
Nessrs Dolbsar-Genilenieo; I have examined
sith care yous svstem Of PenmAnshp, and take
pleasure m aiding my humble testimony 10 is
merits. as system based upon correct seieaiifi'
principles. susceptible Of the most perfect demou-
strstion and the eleafest practical Illustration By
close siudy Of the principles aud strict Of erV
ance d she rules adopted By yOu, any iadsidaAl
aasine the natural ass Of The hand aud arm, may
IN short time, aeqaire he aFt permaBsngiy Of
sHtng With facility and despatch an elegant hard
shich may be varied IN style At pleasure, 10 suit
any particular purpose or fancy.
Your most obciient servans.
JOHN s. YOUNG.
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From Mr. Van Barea, late President eftis T. s.
LlNDENwALD, jan. 25, 1913
Mr Dolbear-DeaF Sr:-I thank you very sine
eerey for the copy Of your treatise on the sciencs
ofPractieal PeuHmanship, which have read with
much interest, and wish you much success.
/ cannot hesitate Ia bearing testimony TO the
very high character Of the recommendations you
have enclosed TO me.
They leave ne no doubt Of your capacity and
personal merits.
l am sir, respectfully, your obd't serv't.
A. VAN BUREN,.
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WAsHIxGTox Chr, June %, 1913.

" AsHINGTOh UIT1, June 20, 1910.
Sir;-Considering good hand writing TO be not
only an accomplishment but means Of success TO
every man engaged in business greatly applaud
your meFitorious exertions to improve the chiro-
graphy Of the age. A gentleman a lady either,
Who writes badly, never writes willingly; and COM
seouenty often fail to write when they should; and
when they 90 write, it Is done at the last mcment
with haste and impotence, and consequently With
faults Of all kinds, often committing and iujuring
both the writer and the cause which he advocates.
Wishing yOn every success in your lauda0e IN
dertaki1gs, remain yours, respectfully,
THOMAS Il. BENTON.
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COOP ER,S
RvrTHFD suFPT AKIN GHRRn rgTWGTAs

INOR BLANC NANCE, TAuLE lELLI2s 4e. prin
n artice lor C0nf-esnsrss Hotel ami Sandy use 70
obtained, vita direcuous i1f using u Ne principal
GERS alf nfuFr5ts litrogeh1ut tie tinitei siAiea
noEzo-8alP PEfER COOPSR, New York.
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THRnE NnenoES roR sALE.

HAYS for ale Negro Woman about as years Of age
good Cook AMI WASHER; also, very likely triri
Children and Sears Of age-~h0 would prefer selling
- some person living IN Nashville Davidson county
y = HILlINS,
hov2i-qw ef Public sgusrs.
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clIsrns Ia. Jane fh, is36.
Afr J ~ n3bear-peas slf.-~rhsc lzss q yCaag LAtss
II 4lmAn Fszle CoisEA.e Institute @ sbem yoa haze
rcsntfV Owen coarse e lessuns IN fean2asAp, have
a dscldst za4 RAPID iuPfoFenlsaf and tzke pessnrc
q stating ny s9nseu that yo1r sys,ea - fensaanship
t,s1nr Il aihcrs snl necds auly 70 be aadcrsiooa
- sFpreci aied AAd adopted.
n0glt-iml hAAkA aokALANos
Pssasipal Il EHlnan FsEzls csness. cnz,sn. Ia
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Total,
Horrible Murder.

Fillmores majority, S,347. Gain over last year
5,646. fremont received in the whole State 2Sl
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES.
On RBs.s swEET HAVANA CHANGES,
~ bhis Ptcanss
80 haxcs Flrs crscEeFs,
Efezs ssy koeketss ssa1risd,
koa1h c1ntiss,
60 " epln Wneels.
e. bies Liskis,
l1slo foFpedoes;
80 tuxes W. 4. Cheese;
II " LemorE
leo tSzea Cans Oysters. FFesks
at8 toNes t4raiaes. assorted best oraEds
For aa,e 81 }. Z. A0AkKEsOA's coniectan&Fy
aor4i SD baknrs. "a 1faadsal
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sWEET HAVANA oRAKoE

A coMFnRTARLE W2l.LlN4 HOUSE, viii uot Ies
II tAza three roatt c9nsezent % - sI1aFe. Appb
% locts4I kkAJ. q eAakLnA
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NASHVILLE. Sent. %. i

NASHVILLE Sept %, lS43.
Mr.. DoIbear:-Haviug had a fair opportunity of
examining yous system Of Pennmanshp, and hav-
ing seen the wonderful and rapid Improvement Of
your pupils in my school, consider it but just to
say, that believe t TO be not ouy the best system,
but the only one deserving the ndme-iOr by strict
attention to the rules given, any person may, in a
very short time, acquire free, rapid and elegant
hand. l should be pleased to see it universally
adopted. Most respectfully your obedient ser
want. ALFRED HUME.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or ND.
EI.ASS
REPRESENTATION PRIzEe.

5O516 prizes, amounting 141 lac
MhoIss go; Halves $40; Quarters 5ssEights e 50.
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From G.neral Andretc .Llet,on.

Being requested by Messrs. Dolbear to state the
standing in society OF the gentlemen, signers 10 the
above, / do so with much pleasure, being aequain-
ted with most Of them; they highly respectable,
and gentlemen OF education and Of high standing
in society. Given at the Hermitage, this Esd day
Of October, 1913. ANDREW JACKSON.
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Tie oOl0iag Gerry just remarks Of he Hon. Thomas ~
Benton, q. s. Senator, ore toortiy hs ateHtioo re-
gard u parents and ~ young persons tsio A0ss any
hope 81 success "a he business Of Lge.
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New Goods!

S1uEET NEW otfANCES.-s sAiks q M
us'4 J. g. ROBEsrsoN's-
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From Rer Dr. Lindsey, President NaSEcHs Udirsrsiy
NASHVILLE, Oct. 81, 1913.
The system of Penmanship taught by Messrs.
Dolbear and Brothers, is decidedly the best with
which am acquainted.
PHILLIP LINDSLEY, Prest Nash. Univ.
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Ease, Elegance and Rapidity.
From the RI. Req. Bishop Otey.

COLUMBIA, Tenn, Nov. 20, lS43.
Mr. ). W. DoLBEAR-Dear Sir l have been
much interested and pleased in examining your
system of Penmanship, and so far as l am capa-
bic of forming an intelligent Judgment upon the
subject, give it my hearty approval. Your meth
Cd of teaching seems to me to be both skiiltul and
faithful, and the Improvement of your pupils is sur
prisiug and rapid beyond anything have ever wits
messed. l shall feel happy if this testimony to
your merit shall lead others TO avail themselves OF
yOur instruction in one Of the most beautiful and
useful arts and am very respectfully, etc.
JAS Ii. OTEY.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters s26O.
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NOTICE.

4 IL psFsons lnistiei % no tsis Arm o. J. G. c.
y RcnzEfsos Fegncstei a c1ue msssFd anl nae
anedlae settlement sai ,aoss sns oaius against ths
eonc,fa VA present. ihea foT P=yaa a..
navG J. @. EOBEgrSON-
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~ NcNkzY %. are opening this day large o. Of
n. SEW G0ons-Rhans Laces EuhFeideriss CeiiNrs
III BETS ami Hstugs al sets ~ Applique laee leess
ars nee roasls Ca Qaick o. they sin - an sene
AGA lss6. 3. O MeSAkf 90
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Ua present prsoss sor sFIck CANDY ans per 100 D.
~ otAsE soaisetiousFiss aEs sela a ssInsr p'iess
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-28

Mr. William Walker, King Of Nlcaragua,
Was al the latest adsices 10 the hottest kind
u water with first rate prospect Of Il bat
r, and very small prospect q victory
Notwithstanding the pressing nature Of bis
mIhlyy affairs, King William hag found
ume 10 attead 70 iitile confscation, and
az taken a%By several foe estates, from
a many unfortunate gentlemen, whose ii.
lies WgiEer hue Discovered 70 be full 81
f'a#z H. sddaion 10 ibis the hero has an
aat.ed rae old DEGREES VI the Federal Con.
t,geu' Assembly. one effect o. %hich il to
"a sc sisgsrg 40 those happy regions
gas E,ii sfstt Mr. Hsrey an additional
f-tsoa i,T uiltytug the treaty between
nicaragua snt the DE.tra Slates, and Ma
Ilazs. Eaho .s cymlng a. Washington to az
ragpe the business, will nov be received al
r1~ St4la Department n.th The grestest cor.
-lty - Bgsi0u ANqs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-28
Arrest ofCarpsutief.

Charles Carpenter, late OF the Northern
Railway Company 10 France. vino with
GFele,. delrgUded the Company out Of large
Amounts, was arrested by the Marshal, al d
farm house ten miles back Of Newborg on
Frdsy. and brought 10 this city on Sstuf
dav. H. bad ~ AVOID detection, retired II
rasf place. as he thought unknown 10 any
perpn, Disguised hImseIfin farmers dress
rat OF h.s wAisEafs, and hired himself at
a0aIi compensation. The officers found
aau ASLEEP lH bed aud his surprise On wa
ing ran scarcely b. imsWaeI None al
the PrDce EIDE u the frauds were found ia
his possession, 5nt au the information ol
Dir. i Tiaaandier eaarch vas made a. the
gremiscs No. 1877, Heri Twelfth street.
where a boz containing sorne goid roin. two
gold watches md papers bri0nping 10 Gar.
yentier, ere found turned 10 tie csllsr IN
DER pile Of Goals. Carpenter ia nosy con.
Gaed, as web as Ggelet and his associate,
70 tie EdrIgae street prison, awaiting an
gaulEGli9n ~. j Courier and Enquirer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-28
rom the Chicago Press of yesterday
W aHcKs IN THE STORM.
reoeKllhe rolapo Eeuspsnhp
Fifty Live. Is,t

The vessels which came into peri Satat-
day saa yesterday nearly at bore traces -
their recent battle with the elements. -
Sesfeels enc passed np the river thar did mol
show IL her sPars, rigging OF canvas, zoe
Jury OF tie STERN, top mssts,ysrds sud .eeea's
carried away, shreads IN shreds, SUD sshNaa
in tatters The J $. Newhouae had no spsts
let bat her maan. mast, iofemast sad lore
boom,
The mosi distressing Vices al whiSh We
have vet learned Is that OF the propeller To-
ledo, captain Deashsm, Of the American
fermentation Compsns's Lane, which
,at,nasFaa al her snchors at uEaukee Port
Nashiaggou,) ridss afternoon. We do
aag learn positively lhst nlore than two OF
those on board were saved cut oi the tiity or
sixty passenger and crew; although two 9TH
ers are reported saved
The Teledo was FIRST class propeller
bound M with iull cargo ~ merchandise
Fpt MliN aukee She came 10 anchor OH
azAakee, aud 81 the storm increased hegsn
g. liar IL letting 60, her chstn got tout,
aud ali her efforts Ia clear 4 We're unavsii-
ING. ~ that she could not pay out enough
q iide securely In drifting IN che passed
eub5a stoae's tarow If The noah pier.--
Saan after passing THE end u i she iouh'
desad. A. soon as her hell went under
: alter the sea took her cabin Oh and the
waves were strosu with the broken irag-
meats. srindug and crushing the poor
prolehes who were thus east upon the fury
{, the deep 10 few minstes not human
torn was 70 be seen in the Wild waters =
One seaman MAS lifted upon The top Of
wave and actuslly thrown upon the per,
Nhere he landed and was saved Another
mas cas-; against pile TO which he chung,
and as the wave te,Feated he was assisted TO
climb upon the pier. Those are the only
.so q whose rescue We are certain.
In addition 10 the shove the Press gives
the particulars OF The Bleaching aud disa-
bling Of numerous vessels sud propellers--
Ii concludes il account as follows
The schooner Gen. Taylor, ashore i've
rIlss north Of this port, Is & total wreck,
and her czrg Of corn is sll washed out
Tba vessel was nine OF ten years cid, and
owae5 by John Hearn & Co, Of Erie, and
bY Csg,, Bone, who sailed her The YES
sci vas insured in the Buffalo Mutual and
the cargo in the Chicago Garden City
The storm IS represented BY all who were
oui ia il as the most severe oil the season up
on this lake and We shell doubtless hear VI
more wrecks,
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.xKTTR CORRESPONDENCE
Geo. ". Els, E.s

LrCLAIRE, Oct. 34th, 1886.
EplroR or GazrrTr. Drsa SiK:-- On
Tuesday evening lsat. Nj. G.. w Egas, The
candidate Coz delegate 10 tae Constitutions
Convention, addressed the ciiigens et siis
place on the great topie II The Day. tiass
ing been through, up ma slave State and
for veprs surrounded hy Ell the h.essfags 81
the peculiar institution, he IS well qualified
60 testify As 10 its influence on the prosper
iiy 81 those States where Il exists
Mr. EtLs gave statistics snd related ali
ecdo,es which brouPm wildly before his
hearers the Jaca that nome hat shareholders
can be benefited; While all uho labor w,l
be degraded aud cursed b, the extension q
the hate al syatem which the so called dem
ocrstic party are 81 anxious 10 carry iut'
Kansas he showed that the nou-slsse
holders 81 The Soath. sfe a. class Haedu'
Gated without enterpr,ae OF indasiF'' des't'
| su1e 81 political power. and a'nbtHg 'o"'f
and loaet IN scale ofsie3saa'ion MI r
then sdminlslercis sea,hag Fehuke 70 those
| who have abandoned che sardlHs principles
Of Democracy lie 'the greateet good 4
the creates, namber and axe seeking L
build system &C lordlf aristocraey Ia as
place; preierrjne the interests OF lees than
| $4,000 10 that oi mere than twenty miil-
| ions.
The account Ct The interview 9, Mr., +.
| ai;h Col, Fremont, was received ssh an
bounded applause; and at The close ct The
address the thanks I'll ,he Association were
UNANIMOUSLY voted 10 the speaker, and tAret
aear,y cheers given for Ftenont and Free.
dom. We wish Mr. ElLs could address TIC
vaers q every precinct in the county be-
tire tie election, such facts IS he is able L
| sire are needed to show all over our land
The nomination of Mr.. E, gives great sat
isisc,isn TO the Republicans here, tact
| Nahstandjug that, many Of rs would likes
| 10 have had Mr. Gerlty} be Is evidently q
sound man, well informed, of long expert
enee, vel verssdi ia Constitutional law :
sound logicjan, industrious and energetic. "a
short. Jus, the nan Tor the times, ami the
uffee. Yours, &c. AsRIcork
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The Boston Be- gives the flowing &C
couat Of the movements 81 Col, Ffetnon,
lest week
Col. Fremont returned from bis TRIP
North on Friday passing through BnrAag-
ton, Rutland, and other places en- to New
York CITY Hew s. accompanied bg Senator
Foot. Hi approach 70 Rutland was un-
known 10 him, telegTs pied, and en- arriving
IL tha, place large number o. persons had
Assem- bles u give han greeting. which
VAS most enthusiastic snd HEARTFELT In
obedience 10 determined call. be addressed
The multitude ia bret aud very pertinent
manner Hia refaagEs elected The mosl
hearty applause. Senator Fost als9 made
speech Of greater length, during which he
paid glowing euiegy upon the services aad
merits Of Col Fremont TIE occasion ~ss
one Of much interest At the ccneiuSsan
Of this Interesting reception. sHd alter par
taking u refreshments Col Fremont and
eonpsH.ans proceeded Neg .15s-s ...3a
IL il proper 70 state thst Col. FreIeR'
ID nyt Ingeud ls mp should be 3 Fuel.e
one Il sny respect lie Prssaseed aa u.s.
15gHit9 Until reaching , p15GI la5aR az be-
g ee q Burlington and Rutland Some per
.aas mere wise iban the Fes1, Discovered
h5s iaeaaty. and made use Of tie taet 81 toe
ffs, telegraph station Therefore Colonel
Trengn. cop3t not escape = brief resPaH.s
to the imPrsmFlu cvslioa given A.m Nsla -
much o1Tdiaaty aud sl-nlhesueY.
The Springfield Rspz51i1Ta says Ihai tie
greatest demonstration wss 81 PoashEerp
sc Frijag eFeuiHg, where The people we're
Wil3 sith excitement. firing guns, display
iag banners and EaasParenazess making
music and noise generally ard 1roRdiHg
around ta shake hsa4s Wga sbe Republican
candidate. Colonel Fremont greeted As
til nds r5E3iaity, bBt mate No formal
speeches. Oae yaeaE sa h1ase wanted ID
exchange caps with iHa z..a ae thing %
accom plisbeds mech - tae Haaf5tmsnt Of DE
parties and SPECTATOR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-28

Lucius NJ. Sargent. disi.ngnlshee as III
ersu man and =, an old line Wing, cones
OH, Cor rremon, Ia the Boston Transcript,
in lri,er irom which the following is an
extract
II have great personal respect iet Nj.
Fillmore, snd M less for the memory OF my
worthy grandfather, who. humbl, trust,
pat on immortality hatore was born but,
- lar as have been able to enter into a
careful calculation OF probabilities, | have
40 more TO expect the election OF the enc,
than the embodiment OF the other.
Il sm entirely unsuccessful in my efforts
to discover the slightsl cause for alarm in
that vision Of geographical patty which
cannot suppose would have agitsted the
nerves OF Mr.. Choats ii he had not been IN
feeble health. and how he can expect to
quie, his aaxiety by dying for comfort into
the arms OF Buchanan, OF find restorative
IA the Cincinnati platform, Is high pailt.
cal N, stery, the solution OF which nnst be
referred 10 the spiritual rappers. ] have not
the slightest apprehension that the ambition
ut MI Fremont will be limited 10 the exeT.
else OF the Presidential ouice within any
boundaries less comprehensive than those
Of The whole Republic. believe he will
be the President OF the United States, the
impartial guardian OF the rights OF the
people
Il would throw my suffrage TO the winds,
or what. in my opinion, is the same thing.
beslow ii upon Mr.. Fillmore, if imagined
Mr., Fremont would encroach the 1.-THE of q
hair upon the constitutional rights OF the
South, and would do the same thing il
supposed he would fail to employ all his
Official influence in opposition to Southern
eneroachment and the extension OF slavery
to repair, TO the extent Of his ability, the
injustice indicted on the free States by the
repeal OF the Missouri Compromise--and by
the lawfully uplifted arm OF power, to put
down, and keep down, that fiendsh spirit OF
yaregated yillsiny, rapine, murder aud out
rage in Kansas, which has been tolerated,
and even iostered, BY him who now occu-
pies the Presidential chsir--much less like
a bright and shining light than farthing
candle blown out BY the breath of popular
contempt. and leaving a stencil behind it,
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Kansas La nd So lea Movements and comtiua-
tion of Land Spectators.

The Indisn Department has had the Del.
aware Reservation lands appraised accord
ing 10 treaty The lands lie in the valley
Of the Kansas from its mouth and westward
They are supposed 10 be the best in the T.
nited States OF the 100000 acres TO be
sold on the 18th day of November, not one
is said 10 be inferior to the best in the val
lev Of the Miami or the Sciota. Although
the land is Of such immense value, the body
OF ii has been appraised at only one dollar
and twenty five cents per acre, the lowest
sum which the treaty would allow, and the
highest al twelve dollars. And yet, ada
cent 10 Leayenworth, ten thousand dollar
have beea offered for government title 10
ten acres The average appraisement per
acre Is sand 10 be one dollar and seventy five
cents. Spectators, some time ago intru-
ded uson the reservation, and laid of town
.lled Leayenw The lots. twenty five
n number, are appraised at from two to ten
dollars each, only, by those officially sp-
pointed TO fix the valuation. The average
! about three dollars and halfa lot. The
sale will be held in the fort Associations
Ut speculators, relying upon the general ig-
noraRee concerning the value OF The lands,
have completed their arrangements TO buy
the whole tract The Department. it is
said, desires the sixty OF eighty settlers who
have made sctaai impros ements 10 the town
10 have their lots al the spprsieement, tie
other iots 10 be ssld al their real value. So
with the lands The Delaware Indians
own the laHds which are TO be sold for Their
benefit 81 Inais fsf,ilig:hcsr,
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prNxsYlyANIA AL RIGHT,

We refer % the deepateh under the
heed Of Latest News. which announces
The agreeable information, ,bat penHsyi-
vania has gone for tie Republicans by
one thousand. Two hundred and forty six
majority The Baehan.eFa crowea toe
soon. The majority 10 ia isself insig,nti'
can't, bu, il fore,ells hos. the State viii
go in November.