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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-13
tas DAY AFTER TIE FLOOD.

'sr,nn its Aislx Journal reb 10
sssns is s' Iv,, ,sss ''s . y 70 ~ .s ~,
a u.si hozs came " stand. ard 5000 sfser ooSs.
Minced . rss<us rz3e movement snch ~s ocoanoet %
70 the present. time.
hunarscs Of 90 vuDa .cd ctadren were ssteerei IN
pesrs ), dinsrtn, yoin's yssrs a tse epcfoah rnas
n NE user.
" BED bess vtsred ~ Hague wsse- bed 1o~ei
Dio ise usir rpe whict suprhsd tte surioew pr
TO Ct TIE cry tsus rssderns ibs go Gstures u,eess
dv eaos be, SIS ise nshud candies thcoe dirsiy Tie
moor however coon sfer nf,shkped up he street,
chslsiDs The = lire Usc, ~ Affairs, end giving bfb
rns cty ta,sTs and neers q tbe police wsre
Dusty engaged OIL yesterday aerpoon, and up 70 sse
sour IN ibe evening N dtipvug bresd sed foe " loe
pen 10 d.elfnss su'ro-rsed ~ vs.sr' Macy even
ne impossible ~ yes 70 rssCh 1y q 30 wSebvSsee
upon lbe doef or per eroes bcar and conse 1ueouy
but lew a tboee drowned our sbie 70 fcru eny
ioes Of We en- eni o. TIE ossss they have sss1oa We
estimated The icsses here md in toe adsoet plaoes IS
million and han Of dollays. upoa nqurEg cf bv1e -
DE leading busns,s 6rns, We and macy s,e u be be
hsa o. NE dvssucus are q August IL 1915 ,hcegh
Are o. he opinion thai win tail sbort Of that tooot
vAh pcriisns Of The s1omsrged dis,ffcs tts morn
eaough 70 bear re vs4bi 81 two nsn q ordinary
epahn Ne 70 sve soncse statement Of the extept
~ NE roehsi, In deprivns stu>sns Of tepensnt,, and
nlia frvn Re river When W. state thai zoe basemenss
Of dwellings On NE wet side Of Pearl street In
iDstAaces Inundated wio fcm four 70 sin feet Of vsler
win be rsdy perceived Pat the ferte, has extended
rocoeccon o. thai venerable personsge "te csdes,
bAt.aaf" fsst Of Green street. the greater part OF the
resis sne are IN the sb0ymeaa Of high ms-,ha y, COO
rate indeed those Who had hand enough o. pFov
si o. " ustAiu tsc three 6ays scfe q ks ser.
~ z bss required NE e-I q EHi Lbcsa rssmsa, 10
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

TIE BoUNrY LAND BusINEss.-The condi-
ton Of the bounty -land business under the acts
Of 1847, 1850, 1852 and 1855, Is full Of gsner-
al interest. Under the act.of l847 there were
issued to the 3oth ultimo S7,7l5 warrants, COW
ering IS, 10000 acres, Of which 1929 acres
we're located. Under the act of 1850 l8S,994
warrants were issued covering Is, IS, 800 acres,
the act Of 1852, 1892 warrants were issued,
covering 69s, $40 acres, of which 1913 acres
we're located. Under the act Of 1855 .2l4, 1894
warrants were issued, covering "a, ,67O acres,
Of which III, 1885 acres were located. This
gives gives q total issue up to the sOth ult.,
under all the acts, Of 503.0s2 warrants, cover
ing "a, ess, $40 acres.--t Union, goth alt.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

ENsMALLIx0-We notice that there 10 gen.
eral curtailment among newspaper publishers-
The Chicago papers have ebsmalled to Is BY ~
paper. The Davenport papers have ensmalled,
and cur neighbor, the Gazette talks about en-
smalling, but without saying certainly that he
means to do 80. Az we never have and never
shall do any thing for buRcombe, We shall en-
small 70 any size required by the wants Of this
community. For the present we have NO trou-
BILE in 6llipg our colamns with paying advertise
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

I A DEAD SuRE THIxa. tine Cincinnati Com
merciAl tells . yarn about two ladies' travelling
from 81. Louie to Cincinnati, one of whom was
asked by fellow traveller, with whom con-
versatiou had been opened, If she was married:
Il vas married." sighed the blooming dame,
'but alas know mot it my husband be dead
or alive, heard that he was accidentally killed
In Pittsburgh. . few weeks ago, and am nov
going there to ascertain whether the report be
true or false" ..45 p
swell, I've got dead sure thing on my hus.
band, remarked the other lady, .'for I saw him
buried Eve weeks ago." - s4s a.. -5r
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

a. The other day Clagget had the impu-
dence and the egotism to assert that he had re.
formed the Circuit Court--thst under Judge
Lowe the Court room had been like a bar.room,
and - uadgni6ed was-sts mode Of business, that
he had become diagssted and retired from lu-
crative practice. s5 atz' -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

S0ege M11k1n1 y 81 -sss..-ssss@s
Jsdss Claesss -, etssf rs.araiag Il
ssAgeA spea ~ auGstss. 1ismisssd Ceurt,
psoniaine % n1aks - decision known At :
1Dfars 80 ~ alnaslA 49,.
When ~ aeeoa y made and De degree
- kiaf q peslaAq eas asea and nads kao~r.
49, Jesraal Win ,grehahly have sorstAise .
~. aAd N ~ ysfy lIksly % ~ u i We ~
Train ffai 4 Sea i sAs tins becasss ~ %
lAss sish tfanaae ~ decisiea y ~ Osast.
~ he cass bessa4s nueA iaseusss auag dsov
as'she Coitt hsa6g slAs might - called .
aiss eias. se' NJ. = m I's.is ~
w % q iais dine tsssurday Evssing,) he
editor IL ain Is large, Il = NOS known vhsth-
- be viii Be. pasishsd ~ ans. inprisonnens
Or executed. In the meantime, should shis latter
contingency happsa, bio Executors VIII 30 ON
with the paper. y ~,
OryrclAL Drealrr AID Cocsrzsr.-No one y
exsmpt from insult outrage and oppseaaion q
Marion HALL Il vas but the other day that .
venerable and respected citizen, Col. isilsr, was
brought into Court bv orr very prosnpt and
wonderfully sharp shsriG, aud ordered int shs
= 's'''' - 80 'ssy
.11 = IT 'sS0 800 ~ su.s Z
- sPP@ssn' '1s' g - aos : proper Ps.'oh
$50 Susos, =. p.s''ssAisf'y ~ 80 .AaS
- p'Ost.S'"s - NJ. Ae1 1900 - y
NV oessso - - ~. - 80 s"s -
- ."s .su"s' =. s's oo..'
.'1. 80 'e''s.-.s 1850 :, :, =" s' 80
80 - $50 o.'' - = - - - 3 ~
'""s e"s''' - -.a....a ---ssg q asaA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

man colony Of Hermann, 10. Missouri, We learn
that the vintage has been ia progress for Sc yeral
weeks, and is almost ended. The yield is un-
preccdently hrgc-the winners are reaping
larger crop than they had provided for, and in
consequence there is . scarcity Of barrels and
celiar-rooms The st. Louis Westlicae Post
says the grapes are unusually large aud juicy,
and if ordinary care is taken in the vintage, the
yield Of wine will be better a. well "a larger
than ever before, as the must contains greater
per centage of sugar than has been the case in
any year since l847. The wine this year grown
in Hermann and vicinity will amount to about
100000 gallons. 5sf 9F S#ss sf h8F#48 4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

!, A CesrEMrrIsLr CouRr.-1t was the remark
of an. old member Of the bar, Friday last. that
the zines assessed by Judge Clagget upon per-
sons FOR contemps, we're probably deserved, for
never In his life had be seen 30 contemplate .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

LOUISIANA SUGAR Caor.-The Cincinnati Ga
zette saysit 10 now conceded that the Louisiana
sugar crop viii reach 100000 hogsheads, being
an increase over last year Of $4,000. Look out
for cheap sugar 15 szHifs49 O.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

TnE vlsIr.-As % annoaneed lass veak =
two military companies of BusIiaxtao-
'GGards' and ''Blues" paid our city Wi. y
last Thursday. fbey arrived on the 10 SsaetIl
train and were ssceivsd % the csss By shs N
Pleasant "Grsys," and escorted % the c.
House square, where an appropriate weksn|
was extended to them by Col. Thompson of,L|
'Greys." Lieut.. NcKenny OF the .Guar9]
responded in few wsll.tmed remarks, thsrsl
ing the sA0reys" for the kind reception, and N
ping that I'll might live 70 enjoy E,sny -
such pleasant meesings. The companies ~
then ordered 70 stack arms. and Oh repsi.|
70 she Braxelton House for dinner. The DIM
prepared under the supervision Of Mr.. E;el.2
berger, was oil that could b. desired. The y
bles we're arranged in the best possible mssa,
and loaded down With substantials and a..
cies that could not fail to satisfy The ruost -.
diOus epicurear. After dinner the cornpa,iu|
were again called together, and about two -
we're oceupied "a parsding through the priu;|
pal streets. The companies presented a ~
posing appearances, and considering tLe Ell
that they have been % recently organized ,u1|
have had 20 little time for driil, they .cuui,,ei
Themselves with great credit Al sbous 6y1|
o'clock the arms we're; again ''seacksdn aaA "
companies dismissed. .sFt.,
In the evening . ball was gotten up !. sluis1
Hall, where the "fair" and ssbraves spsat NJ
greater part q the night very pleasantly. r.
eight o'clock on Friday morning the Buriisr,uaI
companies returned to their homes. % ~
well pleased with their visit. Every.hine -
OF II the most satisfactory manner nothsr|
occurring TO mar the pleasure or the oces;sI
Home Journal. s-B
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

> PRoPoRrIbN OF MALE AND EkAALR CHuRcH
MEMsxRa-One ofour Protestant Episcopal ex
changes (the Southern Churchlnan) complains
OF the great disproportion between the male apd
female communicates of its,own denomination.
Other Churches make the same complaint. We
learn from the Congregational Journal, that in
the Vermont Congregational Churchef the mum.
bee Of male and female members are: males
4,Sss, females 1904, nearly four TO one. The
proportion Of males 10 females in the New
Hampshire Congregational Churchea ID nearly
the same with that in Vermont. The whole
nuaiber Of membes reported last year va
1850, ct whom 2.767 we're males, and l8,08s
females. In Massachusetts, there 10 . greater
proportion Of male members in the Congsega-
tionah Churches; the last minutes report Fl ,057
males, md 45,b4S.. y4as. s4g.. 4t n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

INCREASE OF observation-disclosures EMIGRA-
rIN0.-Germany is coming to America, notwith.
standing the ''hard t,mes." The Hamburg en-
igrant houses have been Overlooking for some
time past. each ship that left the port bringing
as many as she could take. The Borussia
brought 46l persons, the Gutenberg has 275
passengers on board, and the Ocean Home near
ly 200, all bound for New York. The majority
of these emigrants are from the Provinces Of
Meck!enburg and Pommon, and are not without
means, many Of them having thalere enough to
purchase neat little farms out West.
'THE Harry Notwithstanding Rick
The following bill Of lsJing from the Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh R. R. is certainly rich. Whoever
made it out is . funny fellow. Let him .disown
his work. We give an exact copy. s4
Consignee-Signor CapaliIi, Pittsburgh, Pa"
Description Of Articles-"One car load OF
Donetti's Troupe Of monkeys and dogs, ward
robe, ETC."
Instructions-Pass one man free. No more,
Thare viii be five men 10 the car, besides the
monkeys and other dogs!" ,.F
The whole lot is denominated s.The Happy
Family Pittsburgh Reporter.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11
New CeRnserleisss
Aha Canfral Rank NiAdletnxn. c

.s New CoRnserleiss.
Sc ON the Central Bank, Niddletown, CT. ~,
loo on ths Bank Of Roudout, ny.
% On the Hartford Bank, Ct. 81
los on the Bank Of Kentucky, Louisville.
Sben ths Market BAnk, Boeeen, Mass, altered
fro0 lAssss aSsas sa,ssa ssss.,s ~ sss saa +
Sc on the Worcester County Bank, Blaskstons,
se~f--.EssE We ~ sss6t.sE ava NsscE
40 On The Howard Bankiag Company, Boston,
50 on the woburn Bank, Mass. y =, Lore /.
So on the Farmers and Merchants Bank, Bal
tin,ore, Nd, altered 6isr-J.s a,. .tt ac.e
90 % the Eastern Bank, Pa, altered. =,
los on the White Plains Bank, n. r, altered.
RffUesKD n DIsGrsr. - The tate Epsphrodotus
Ransop has returned from KAnsas to Kalama-
soe. hia former plaes Of residences. His remsiDs
ougss - b veil taken osrs Of by the "Demoe-
racy' Of Michigan. 1.-THE blood Of the martyrs
% the ssed OF tho church." % - -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

q The sals Of lots IN Lawrencs City. Kan
sas, dahne The ten days ending on the goth ult.,
amoantsd 10 go, OO0, of which 60, $50 we're the
result ofthe speculcticns Of Hon. w.R W. Cobb,
Of Alabana, Who, though . furious pro-slavery
man, does nst object to Fres Soil in = financial
poiat Of view. sa.a.a asni1a..l all n.tl ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

SHOsrEx YoUR SxIRrs-Empress Eugenia
has lately permitted her ankles TO be seen with
out gathering her skirts, and it il high time,
therefor Q, that American women, who adopsed
everything Frenchy, should take tack in their
skirts. 4 correspondent Of the New York Post
who saS the Empress 1t grand review By
Napoleon of his camp q Chalons, lately, says !:
-On the day Of my Wait to the camp, the Em.
peror, accompanied by the Empress On horse.
back, and numerous staff Of marshalsf and
general officers, exercised eighteen ahousand
men for some hours. The presence Of the En-.
press gave more interest to many present than
the movements Of the troops. n Alter she had
returned and alightsd at the imperial head
quarters, she re-appeared amidst the shoaes of
the multitude, without her riding dress, and
would venture 20 scommendi v our Americas
wouseal the shOrtness Of her skirie, which per
anitted 10 BE- ssen baautifsl paie of ankles---a
pleasant episodsto military review. M INIT ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

u Chas. Parsons 4 Co, Bankers. Keokuk,
have suspended. This is one of the largest
banking houses in the State and supposed to
be beyond the resch. Of casualties Of this kind.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

~ We learn that traveller. IVES assailed ON
Friday night at the Levee. severely beaten, and
robbed Of his carpet bag and other valuables.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

Lneo - IT,
A1nIvAt - Ne1cD - n11A61kx-
HI Ona
80 has ISL 4.
Ftscn setaleme1 =
$50 kives, 30 -. sy0ssi
ewn ~ the - lsf1
seas 80 hs1ds -
.s9c - Qnoa
N k l&E4 - = ~
n.y. sMess beteS 80 tsws 1T j1ske 11sbt &
- AssMen !. .nallssns anosr DesGham Hssne and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

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aAssa tees sFtssaf HOs1# II n0ssaa@sy ~ WV
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4 = on1D4 - - ~ teese - 1oVn IS.
heness - e ~ Raiaee v - 6,e,neee. r.
biA sroeA)oyhe fSels boA-rha VecpeeM And
q o. ~ 81 sd3y haj4j&e3 Is hin. boz Il
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49, AAkdA4suses uiAss ru,asnh ksSa~-AS aDl
s1~s - ~ Iss,s 80, bsfSts 81 ust. tS,l
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Gsys IL ya 81 ~: as,..ss .. 90 q. I.
80 - !, !. ~ r.se 49, =.
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49,. ' ~ ''s.s =
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Seeeb II eenpaalIea ~ imovsd towards lin.
NJ NJ pursalf ready 10 oGes lin coaselasiou
hs1ssisg ~ sseasion, ~hsasvssH ~ apprehen.
dSas shan ssasin % reality. n the meantime
b vim allow ~ u point him to tho doctrine Of
1sdoe Rall- Assvisscsacs-s iwAish " hsps
h51lay md ptsssnt comfort fiis ~ Ns4q'.s1.
80. - -. -. !. 49,. MI.
III y1sss. g - as'" \ ~ -. Opf '.--A
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

UNIVERSALLY CONDEMNED.-We notice that
even the Gszstte has taken occasion, in strong
and decided terms, to condemn the tyranny and
oppression Of demand OF city thousand dollars
bail bood In a petty case BY Judge Clagget.-
When II Abandous il party friends and refuses
to sanction their acts, the case must be deeper.
ate. I, s.s.. s.4s.i e - -.-
Will Judge Clagget arrest the Editors Of the
Gazette for consempti Or is he sick Of this
sort Of thingy 8 2s9' r ssasfi
~ as@$&s = 49, ---sisss ,t584 &
THr, LOSSES. Some Of the large pecuniary
losses, says the Washington Republic, which
have resulted 70 the country from the present
NAL administration Of public affairs by the Bu-
cbanan administration. may be roughly stated
% fellows: .q So
The leo caIed) sale of Fort Smelling, 81, 100000
Mr.. Cobb's l6 per cent pFenliunstOr n ID
3 the public stocks. s. M s'as 100000
The army in Kansas to control the oa'l,.is..f
. election, ssssiiw al ~ 100000
50 10 Total, y rse-2 "a q, OOO,O0O
e A Kansas VOrINa Lls1.-The ingenuity Of
the ruiians Al Oxford, Kansas, in getting up
list Of 1900 fictitious names 10 single day, has
been somewhat admired. But recent discov.
cry has taken away the Glery Of that achieve
ment. All the names except 1870 were copied
from an old Cincinnati Directory, those com.
menoing with shal sa0e letter following each
other % regularly - shey do on the pages Of
the book. Gov. walker took the list, which was
81 feet in length, 70 Lawrence. aud exhibited it
- . curiosisy. siAs !, ss3 80.
Iowa tAw.-Judge Ciaeses has decided that
the, mOrtssger in resl estase has the right 70
redeem i kiece Of property that has been sold |
under mortgage q any time within twenty |
one years attsr eaid sale, unless the court has,
BY decree, cut Of the equity Of Eedemplion.
The 0psfat.on Of this construction Of the |
law, i this :---A person holding . mortgage /
can sell under our statute, but the debtor can. |
within the speci6ed time, BY paying the amount
Of purchase money. with interest and costa, 70. |
Ilesm the property 70 sold unless tie purchaser
has Obtained decree destroying the right Of
FedempiiDn. fs.s ~
This i . very important lecision, - Il gives
. persons having property sold, an opportunity
. redeem spy property sold, and on the other
land givea the morissger his money. Under Il
- msFtgAgef % The time of bar Of the right Il
4 sdsapsion.-I Keekak Post
GaxAT DEPaAvIry.--ea "Wednesday evening
4 lest veeks isetueea Tn ard eleven o'clock. Ii
hsre we're two wagOa loads Of Isish. consistIo9
{ aeane ten or, twelve persons u both oexee.s
alled - h0pes ahoat tAses milas iron this ]
lass, On ths seAd - Bss1iagtpp. seastne khst /
hey we're hom rsi<eeld, and 'ysss ss1lae ! +
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

SkIv1 CASssz1D.-Aaa Drov.ed--At aho.a
o'clock this nosning three men alssnpssd 1 8
cross The river fton the opposite sidS. = 3 sral
rat skin with bafrsl q vhisksy. - ~,
they had proceeded but short distance. ~,
waves "Eswamped tho skiG. One u then,
jumped out and attempted 10 swim % u shore.
Iout wss drowned TIE Others remained i ~
skin and we're reaossd By NJ. PAsssssea a.
anosesf -, vAe. = sooa - tAey eAeervo1,
- disastef, wene = shAir relief 81 sklG ~
three menI were GefMana W. aosld - -
satine Journal Nc tss .6ds S-fS Il 'r.s.t- "a,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

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~ hasas GOV qrSa9a yaaaa sAs agaa
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1879 - NHDNY 0nennrn
-
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rsomeslv' ~.
ecs ~ ~ 49,
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g. y go - 11nusus.. ssM
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lasl>. - ~ a. 1sV.
Ih1n1AoGaAe 1ilnenkee - - Css-as-s>I
w1Ssse - n0sjSoa noa11 n ~
eoaDsnced paying The csupses q ,I.s
9eneax oon1s: ~ 70 ess - Sssds -
~ $500 - ~ - H1brsnfv 114A|
l.s1evvssU~Sunl
ssee es:sy = - 49, u 1s,sSe ~
9eght - Auyarhee - = Cse@ III
1890 ano ncsssea 'eeepcee VIII " ~ C
ssIO ~ sa.s 10y neya $3.50 osAeP dsiAs s-s
- esssasy WebS 1othSS SASuss aR.;s a'
the AafsefEshs sssdseoek Wa - II
snsove oss o 80 1esseyolsan Baak ~ ~
,eg. TIE neess - ~ Aes1s Coue.v n n
nank are - longer rsdeGmsd by
vG0aye. ~
The inquisy Sos buljies y oufa, ~
DAY, An0 ~ sages sre ~ ~ Ssss 49, y
Sema 4 - btekess ~ - bey n ~.
~: Gold y nov novisk esntiraliy.
sOsWsSw ON9DoN80 market II Err -
very active. Ths sopply u osssids hiIl. n
dsrase: Ihe fanGe Of ~ IasLst 4 Nv \.
-soe laeeer ~ very ieoAtng sIepstue.. An.
margleal - - bsu1aeD - - zlI
IO5s101f Ns UaakSgy ne lOs a. - -
6t6SshAeeE ytenes arsA 80. 8 ~ 49,
We 60 Ind - fsasdasioa e, shs
The Psnis hsSagAs 80 . Mia. - S.r -
eeEsiacesss - dsposls Of ~ Bank N n. "a
Aoeae 80, 0oD - marginal biz - 49,
o. Liverpool and Manchester Banis ~.
cslsed, oue have not bses pvt - y.
- sa l@ . nm - nssS
neigeeely averages Of The Rs,k 49,.
~ leesayed y the street q oui.e f.,s..1,.
re increase In he specie average 4 ~. Z.
ne aesuai amount ID vsult & nsnh. ~ ~
Isss'sen millions. Every Dask 4 ~ -. -
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In compliance with . just public sentiment,
invite the People Of Ohio to observe THURsDAY,
the 36th day Of the present month Of Novem.
Der, - . day Of Public Thanksgiving to Al
MIGHTY Con. AIsa
To HIx, who hath visited the Earth and
blessed it and made it very fruitfUl:- ~.
10 HlM who hath crowned the year with
HE GoOdness, making our valleys to stand
thick. With corn, and filing our barns with
to Hin Who hath greatly blessed us in the
increase Of the ground, and in The gathering in
Of the frnit0 thereof Nj -7,s NJ
to HM who hath defended 10 from The Pes
thence that walketh in darkness, and from the
oicknesss that deseroyeth at noonday-
Ito HiM Who hath given M peace in III our
borders, projecting Us alike from foreign inva-
sion and interaal o0mmOtiOn -
Ito Hin. lst - "a, assembling in places II
puelic worship, OF gathering aaround domestic
affairs, present sincere offerings Of humble ado
saooa aa4 s0tAaeGnl psaiae; nsne@beriag that
- We, being nsady, have resolved absndans-
ly Of His bounty. 90 ought We, cheerfully to
give our sosndance 20 them who need; and
invoking, earnestly, His gtsSioua favor, that We
mGy Walk bessss hin conslaaally, Ia the way Of
his eo1smahd@eats - sAe end, chat His bless
ings may re@sim upoA eur children, and upon
the goo&lsAd whics He vas given q forever.
RAsnsR FoHD OF Ir.-Among the ladies Of
the Eapssse ~ Mesoccos seraglio are two
French, womsn Who were taken prisoners BY
Ahd-el KAdsr; and presented By him to the En-
peror. IT, 1ssoch 0pssgnnsnt offered 70 ram
80 isAen 500 year Axo. but they preferred
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