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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

The Iron steam boat .tohn Randolph arrived at
Augusta, from Savannah, Ter first trip on
Wednesday, the 18Th instant, having in tow two
'eep|y Laden freight bonts The Distance was per-
formed IN ~ hours, much TO he satisfaction Of tho
citizens. Several decntions had occurred IN the r.
yer from accidental causes not arising out OF tho
working or defects Of the boat. The doubts which
Ind been entertained Of tho capacty Of bort of
such light draft TO tow heavy freight Of greater
draft, have been d,-sipnlcd by he experiment. An
invited company afterwards made a pleasant eY-
cnrson, and were erat,6cd with her movements
The following description Of her construction and
machinery, several errors IN former state
mcnts, Is gwen by the editor of the Augusta Con-
aiuionnl,st
The dimensions Of this boat are 10 feet in
lengh,22 feet beam the hul and from 10 Q fctt
IN depth IN her hold seording 10 her spring Iier
bottom, ard Tor three tee up, arc OF the b. 81 Eng
lish rolled boiler plot iron, not cnst as was stated
through mistake by brother editor, OF 5.l6ihs af
an inch IN thickness and all ab1vc Of the same de-
ecrp'ion Of IRON, 1 lG hs Of an inch. Her engine
and machinery weigh about II tom, and her (s
gloN boiler l. tons With her wood and water on
board he draws bu, . feet inches aft and the
same forward which ought h have been the OK
tent Of her draft bat owing 10 some mistskc in
tho tng up N Savannah or the pressure Of tho
superintendent engine md machinery, ehc IL sag
gcd for n few feet Immediately under between Q
aud inches making her gfehtesl draft Ectwoen2
feet mud feet lntbcs. Her engine ~ a condcr-
surg one, oi 80 hotse power, feet stroke, intended
10 work eYppnslvcY under pressure of Is lbs To
the square inch. II IS from the introductory of
fnwccus, Preston X Co OF Liyerpc l. whose en-
enes solcy used hy the Steam Ben, Company,
and whose superiority from their first introduction
npon the waters of this river, st deservedly main
tnn their well acquired reputation
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
8pt1t 9fu5(onoe+
&pdtere O(ahrthten.


Seutfblon o.-Qie Nu9st
burset Sett enthdlt mebrtte
Ndbritbten, ootirt : QD te n, Den
l3ten Sebruor. Oas {tnnlele Ses
nebmen Der spclen in Der S6weib,
tpel6e In Dem ld6erli6en 9ttoa6t
(tanoen, Statten repolutioniren 5u
wollsnt bdtts eini9e 3eit binour@
etnen unan9enebmen @infu6 duf unr
fern 9elomartt neil man Dec Olst-
nun9 rpar, ooB aub in Oefreteb
dbnlibe 9orfdue G6 erei9nen f6nt
ten.-Oer -6erjo9 bon 2uced uno
Der prinS 9rotfbotof lino bier an>
9efemmen.-graf 8onl 9etauent
ttetn, StadtsminiIter uno prdGoent
Der teuti6en 9iet, bis ;ut1 Sabre
1892, 1T nit Sooe db9eeongen.-
Sie eerftbispenen 9efonotsn bic
i1 bter auftaltsh boben ppuauf III
tbun felt Gintrefen Der pericbte aus
Der Sb,peib, NIT eeren Betro9en
man nibt san3 sufrieDen lcbten.-
9cn Sen 0erbanolun9en oes qBi&,
nereon9refes To nibts Befentlibes
laut 9eworoen.-9n Der cpmmerat>
ellen QBelt aeMf1lanos 1T bic 0es
9enw art trhbe uno fir cine before
3ufunf # tpeni9 2lusGebt. Ser
Wertb Der ednoerepep ftnft tdslib.
user jeet Capital bat, fbnnte, ipenrt
er NIT Siberbeit cine nabe sins
itt9ere .3eit er,parten olrfte, brillaus
te Spetulationen n,acben. Man tes
flrbtet ausemein oa6 Sranffurt atm
Matn etne trauri9e perioDe beDorb
1teben mbbte, bod seigen Iibi BET,
MeB9ef1Aften t1eue @puret1 beS
gebens. IS tpetben aus 6fefer
Staot uno utt,lie9enoer 0eeenbt
olIer Observation-Disclosures na1, erp6e
Nustpanoerhnsen nab 2merifa ert
fol9en. "
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
Columbus, ben 26. Mats 1888.

Sr. &aufmann!
- 81, bertesttn 9lammer
eeB gantoner "Rs ppftorp" fnoe ib1
einen nieoertrddtisen uno unmdnaliben
sInssif auf MIDI, neil ieb 8orT9ldse be:
tannt 9emabt babe aur 0eraussabe elmer
0emOeratif9en ens'iiden) 3sitnus in storf
Saunty.
Dai ebsn i'm 8esriTe bin 3uraFsnoeu
81 tueiner Gbreiie uab ibrer Stapt, ,su n,ab:
en-, uno 9erne nit bem eriten Sopte fort ta=
me, tabe idb btos3eit sie auf5ufOroern bep
oen 9erren Carton an5u!preben, oiefeIs
ben fir disqualification tusiues profpeetn6 5u
bs3ableh "uno ibnen dnjuoeuten oie(sIbe
nibt ldn9er fortaulesen, inoem ib ite nibt
a!s cine @unft sesen MIDI bena6te. gn6
iDnnI1e i'd meinen oen,peratilben Sreuns
ben BON 9tart 81 iaseu, bag bic bon ben
Joeraussebern oeB "OR ep TtorD Se9en
mib 8smabten BeibnloIsunsen, anf esbb
tise0eile sou mir besesnet wersen fou, TO-
balo ib tnein @tabS0en,eut i'm 9an9s ba'
Ben rrerse. Der Sbri8e &c.
0sjnrib 8ernaro.
s@emdB bbi8er Nuforoerun8 baben mir
bepm aItern oeTaueseber oes "R ep to-:
It ." an8siproben !; allein ct tpolts ote an:
lsebotene 8s3ablune nibt annsbnssn.
Neo. Des 9ater!onoSt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18

0trrn 2brabam Sadler, cbntptit|
6arristurs, an Der Sonestoun
@tro0e, ,pelber in elmer Seit bon
0rep Winuten Die Sdcher BON allen
8ebduoen aaf Dem ploe einwarf !
Soas Dad oes wpbnbaufes TT
gdn,lib ob9eoecft, uno febr be-
{baoiSt ; oos Dab Der @6euer
uuo Elm Sbea Dom cbernStcdwerf
puroe aub sdn;tih Serfbrt uno
Die gan,e @beusr 70 tpeit oou eez
fen Sunoament 9sriGt ooB oleft!be
t1eu esb baut DerOen mu6 {; oieOd6'
er ausr 1setensebduoe entoedt uno
Das 9ab oeS Sprinsbanits Fam
s,irsenos 100 auf Der plantaf f6e 9e'
funoen perbe. @s iffNrtywcbinweis
man ntbt! Ser er6Bte Sbetl ote'
fer Dd1er tpuroe etrpo cine p'ertsl
Nleile meis Don ben 0ebduoen ent'
fernt ourtb Den qBino setra9en.-
Sbfbdume, 2etuit Bdume uno
Yolteu, uno Senfen tpuroen nieoer'
9erl0en uno sertrutt,t1lert. SeF
psrlu(t tpelbsn 0err Sodler Do
ourb ertitten bat, tnuB hberoue
fbper fem, bic QerbeerunS feines
@i9entbnm III 70 beoaaeruswertb
ats etn unelieR ourb Seusr, s(tib
unerwartet uno fbmtr, llnp oa Der
2eioen0e Elm otter uno febr obtun9st
pouer uno ipeDnbdti9es 8hr9er unb
gintpehusr oiefer 8esen0 1T, Der
ourb feineqBpbltbdtisfett al (elnsn
Mitbirser In ibwitrise Perleser1-
beiten geratben III, tpiro bcf entll6
Gb bic 0ano Der Barmberji9fe!t
unferer tpobltb dti9en Shr9er 9tsen
ibn erSfnen um feiusn 9srluf au
ntnoern.- harrisburg 2Babter,
Mers 49,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
Sortfesuns folst

0en Wafttnston, bei6t es, oa6
5errn wsbIters Bta far Die Ger,
tanssrung oes Srepbrtefs oer 9er.
Staaten 9anf far feds Sabre, bis
gum eriten Map auf ben STD selest
tpuroe. Oielt 8ia foa 1i6 berstts
leet oor Dem 6aufe Der Nsprslentan>
ten beftnoen. 6err Bebfters Dors
lblas ODER plan 1T elm febr ltltiser.
oenn sr beabftbtiget nur Die grIfenS
Der gant 70 ldnss su (i6ern, bis
Sadfen aus oemprelI lIoemenamt 1T.
wenn otes gef6eben fSnnte, fo bdt<
te Die 8ant Gelesenbeit oas 9olf
tpabreuo otefer Sett belTer tn ibre
&lauen Slf 3ieben oatt1it Das ndb(te
Mat einprelioent ertpdblt fperoe ber
lie i, tbren Maabregelu upterftibet
wlr bcffsn, bic GreunDe Der grep,
belt uno Der glei6en Nebte, tperben
Mtu folbsn San(srifsa BON Ssi,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
pertueal Den Q. Gebr.

; Sle Ne9retDell D0ttfDritte Dee
jun9en' &bnisin beffdti9en Gb pon
ouen Seiten. Gin 2lnsrif oer
m9neIliten aaf bic t6nislib9S SrupI
pen III ptuis tni6lun9en. I'm oem>
felben Sage iberfel Gtneral @alt
oanba eas 9anpteber Der WNguelli-
ten, uno nbtbiste es, i,,it etnent
srceen 9erluf an Sooten uno Ser,
nunoeten gum Nhef3ue. Oleby
ols roo gefan9euef~ lnter ipeleben
Elm General uno piele Dfftsiere (ib
befanben, fslea in feins 0dnoe.--
|Sm 9anisn tpiro Der Derlult oss
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
8aterlanDSfreunD.
Ca11 ton, @ bto.
Srepto9s, ben IS. Npri!, 1884.
Sdr oisfes Jabr fno folsenoe Die
geDineungen bieGer Seitung.

e 1. Der preis eieier 3eitun9 1T Gin
.3baIer fur ben Sabr8ans ,penn timers
balb orep D1cnaten pom enpfense oer
3eituns an.-ein Ibalet ano fhuftis gents'
tpenn inuerbals ben, Sabre,--une 2 2balsr,
tpenn naeb Dsrlauf benelben be,ablt spiro.
Q. SIR eine farsere 3eit als le6s Wcna'
miro feline gubferipticn an8enommen, uni
Die 3eituns fann nibt a,ifseseben tperoer
bis alle Maftdnbe beaablt iino.
8. 0efanntn,aebunaen foiten: SIR elnt
woebe SO Gents bas 9iered ;fAr einen Mc'
nat 8 uno fir elm Sabr S..8 bas @iersd
-4r. a3er oiefe 3ettun9 olsr6 ben Vott'
reiter befbmmt, miro nod bic 3uIdBliebs
9nniae oeu 25 Gents su bejahlen haben.
~ 8riefe &c. an ben 9erausseber rnaBs
en- poitfrsp eit1sefanst metoen.
(7he. following lines from, Mr.. Bernard,
we reciered uifh the request to Publish them
in our 1tater in English u German.
Columbus, March 26. 1884.
Mr.. Kautaann /!
Itercieue in the last Cana
ton +" REPssf4oRr" mean e unn,anly at.
tack Mhon me, because have issued Proho,
sals for publishing ha1ter in stark county.
IFS I am nozv making hretarationstor my
defarture for your tozvn u uish to start with
the. first boat, Ihave only time to request
ysu to call on the Aessrs. S.dXTON, e hay
them for the insertion Of n7u hroshectus--
Il inform them, that its continuance wiX no
longer be considered as a fovor by me. r
wish alsoto sag to my Democratic friends Of
SYARK.ttat the charges made by the
Editors oftbe RERostRoRr shall be met as
they should be- as soon as am able to get
my Establishment going.
HENRY BERNARD.
~1eeording with the a5eve request, sue
TaRedo1 The senior Editor q,cthe Rehosifory,l
e. he deciined making any e5orpe. TN. re
Publication ef M. Bernardo trosheetus.
Ed. ftde Northumberland.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
-@nNuufU/u/NV--
Obto Geltb8ebung.
Cine Site

BON Qcteny tpelbe In Der lebten Sltt
aun9 Der @eieesebuns bteiss Staates pa('
flrt finb.
Ncten BON alet,nei,1er 9fatltr.
Scrtiet3uns
- sur NerbeHeruns Ser 9lete, ,fUr8ene fur
ben 9ereanf BON 2ano, weI6e5 benz 9taas
te fur niebt be3ab!te Iarsn rerfalleu 1T;
aus Berbenerung elmer Qlete, Die Mabt
Der @onitablet uno Srieoensribter III eritais
nal Sduen betrefeno.
-sur DerbeHerun8 elmer Qlete, for9eno far
bic Sncor rperation Don TaunIbipS.
- 3ur 8erbederun8 Der Nete, Die NerbeSs
{eruns bes @;aatss burb f6iftare @anale
be8Nnftieeno.
fat pas Sabr 1884 8e1i'n'nunsen ma
beno.
- bic 3eIt far bas 9aIten Der @eribtss
&ourten anDrbnenb. ~,
- 5ur Derbeferuns Der 9Iete, ben Iet5ten
qDilIen betrefsnb. ~
- sur perbederuns Der alete, 5ur erriebs
tun9 elmer 2ebr 8 Qlnfalt fir Iaube II. otuu:
me, uno 3nr Nesulieruns aller BIC ,oabin
aber oie(en @e8enilano erla0euen 9efeBe.
- aur SteuunS BON Sarslbaft In ertni:
nal Sduen. -.
- 3nr ollmddbtieuns sfentliter 91os
tarien, eieiobe @u0asen an5lnebnaeu nno
@ioe fbpbren 3u lanen.. -.
- Sur Mufbebnu9 Der oten Qtbtbeiluva Der
9lete, bic Mns.pnbl !, bes Deiami Gauol Hans
oes besoQ.nddtisenb.
ben Staat obio in @eriebts aiseuits
|eintbeilenb. *>E
.3.r 9etbensruus elmer Qlete, Nuetions
Detfdufe oronenb. ..,,>-.
- forsene fit bic ltnteri iu1nns oss Sal.
5es; .-,
-5ur 8erbatuns son 4eIbaoiauuaeu al,
Der Columbus uno SauousPp Iarnpeie, u.
far anoere 3,rede. H.
80 - t''t, oas 0eritopfen BARN bsuannter
fbifbarer Strbme 3u perbinoern. =. II
-3ur Werbeftruns elmer Aete, BEN iitern
qanoel in Quron &auntp 3u beibat3en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
ten Ser 8ont nit lin,ronoelbarer Set
faisfeis be9s9nsn unb fis su pereiteln
wi0en.

sPSE%"s
Gle bobsn ia 5dnb& rpie Elm
Drt Der, iaste einlt Elm juneet
Wiebolo Su elmer :Some, intent
eribre Oono er9ritf.-So rObI ent.
eeenete pie1e, ib babe odrum oucb
(1on Den S Ie9et in Der Sono*
purprusS q II rs II {.
IS 1T fur ole Ganoz &dufer intrtf-
Cant III erfobren, oo6 flr Sejablung
BON s GonereB>9dnrsrere in obi9et
OfTice BE Soften fol9enoer Damien
in Bejdblun9 onsenen1n,en meroen
Tarn,ers 2sanf ppn GostDn.
8eltern Nt(srpe 8anf.
Sarmers uno Webanles ponf TT
@teubenoiue.
0one pon Wt. plea|ent.
96elmont Dont Don ct. Q(olrss
pitle.
Qoneo(ter Obto Bant.
SSonr BON &biQitctbe.
urbona 8anf'G Gpmpo9nit.
Qont Don Gapton.
Commercial Banf =. Gtncinndtts
lyronflin b. %.
9er. Stadten 8onf u. Stpel9e.
0it Bonten epn pbllaeelpb'dt
Saltimprs, pittsburst uno 9Ebee>
ling.
Thnf Sranfeu @tieee su 90 gente.
(gmisrant.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
(oco(

Ieten BON 9ncerpsroti cnen. !
Cine Ntte, bic teutlbe lutberiIDe uno re
rormirte Gemeinee Don earrollton III ineor=
poriren;
Serner Die Mone 8ibliotbefs @eleufbaft In
Astbabuta @auntp; Z =
Cine aete, our Werbedsruna ber Nete, iueor:
.porlreno Die Stabt Wiamisbura, In Mont
9en1erp @auntp; BAG OberIiu @ollea;um;
Sernsr Die @iblotbef BON sprinabero,,ab,
in Warren &aunty; Die OberIin presbutberi:
aniibe @efeufbaft 3u @uBtanb, in 3orain
eauntY; bic Staot Mebaniesbura, in gbata
pam eanntv; ote erfte presbyterianift,e Rirs
be IN Sonoon, m1abifon @auntp; bic ttnion
Neaoente Bon Mapne Gauntp; bic @onneaut
Oanapf Boots !, @efelfbaft; Die Werrpsb,,ra a
ampfbcotss 9eieufbaft; Die 9inton 81
eaoen,ie, tn @altia Gauntp; Sas Cincinnati
bic erfte 6 umberlauo yresbotsri=
an!idbe Aird5e eof, QItben; Die Staot Tair.
ttetc. IN @reene @auntp; bic 1odboeina BAL.
!e1 &henbabn @efeufdbaft; bic 'Gtabtf Ms6s
lamb il, Rieblaub Gauntp, bic erlle frsn m er.
ltanoene Baptiifeu @eineinbe In wio SsIanb
Ialni9ip, Marion @anntp; Die Waontpille
gsfeafb baftliebe 8ibIotbefs wereiniau,.a. In
lsfaaga @auntp; Die erfae gaslTavs 0eielG
fbaF Der bifdsfti6en Meeopi(Ien Nirbe
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-05-29
TAKEN UP by Andrew Clark, living il

TAKEN UP by Andrew Clark, living in
Charleston, Coles county, Ill. two yoke of
work steers of the following cription,
to wit: one dark red steer marked with a
crop and split in the left ear, and upper
and under bit in the right ear; also, one
other red steer marked with crop off of
the left ear, and an under half of the right
ear; has a star In her forehead; had on
bell supposed to have cost one dollar and
fifty cents, put on with leather collar tas-
tened on with large round double buckle;
each of them supposed to be nine years
old. Also, two red steers, marked with a
crop off of the the left ear, aud under half
crop in the right ear; some little white
about each of their bellies, and one of
them has been bored for the hollowhorn !;
supposed to be four years old this spring !;
no other brands or marks perceivable: APP
praised to $4S by Jesse Kailhley and James
Clark, before Nathan Ellington, Esq. On
the 10th day of May, 1884. 81
Teste N. ELLINGTON, Cl'k.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-05-29

In short in all the different public sta
items 10 which he has been called, he has
been found capable, honest & efficient;
we therefore unhesitatingly recommend
him as worthy the high office to which
be aspires.
We beg permission to refer our fel-
low citizens who have not had the pleas
ure of a personal acquaintance with Mr..
Mclaughlin, to those gentlemen res
ident in all parts of the State. who
have been associated with him in pub
Ilic life, and we feel confident that they
will bear honorable testimony in his be-
half
At the present crisis of our state af-
fairs; we need man of sound and dis
eliminating judgment, and enlightened
understanding, of enlarged views, and
liberal policy; and we trust that we will
not be justly chargeable with attempt
ing to disparage the claims of the dis
,lnghshed competitors of MI. M'Laugh-
lin, when We express the opinion, that
no man among us better understands
the true policy Of Illinois, and none
betterqualified TO support and advanced it.
Some of US have known him long, and
we are willing aud DESTROYS 10 conhde
our political interests and the destinies
OF our state to the care of him who is
known to be "An honest man."
On motion Of the same gentleman,
Ordered, That the proceedings Of
TINS meeting be published in the papers
OF this town, and that all editors friendly
to the cause, be requested to publish the
same In their papers as early as practi'
cable.
SAMUEL HOUSTON, Chairman.
M Mssano E14s ss''''H' Secretaries.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-05-29

'TAhEN UP by Hugh Malone, living IN
Darwin, Clark county, Illinois, a sorrel
horse, upwards of Is hands high, five years
old this spring, light name and tail, some
saddle and harness marks, white spot on
his right side just back of his withers, a
small star in his forehead, no other marks
or brands perceivable, appraised to S35.
by John A. Williams and Peeg Sanford.
U. MANLY, ]. P.
A true copy from my estray book.
JACOB HARLAN, Clerk.
April 10Th, 1884. Al
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-05-29
THE ELECTION,


The subjoined from correspondent,
on the accuracy of whose observation,
we place great reliance, agrees in the
information it offers with our accounts
from the other counties composing ills
Judicial Circuit. From all these advi
ces, and from what intelligent men have
communicated TO lis, relative to the prob,
able results Of the pending election in
other parts of this Congressional district
we are induced to believe that governor
Reynolds and gen. Duncan will receive
IA majority very decided. The frien
OF the former, whose means of knowing
are unquestionable, estimate his MAORI
ty at two, or three thousand; and all
accounts, entitled to consideration. give
to gen. Duncan majority in the State
of eight or ten thousand votes. Indeed
the opposition, as friend expresses it,
will be merely nominal in most sections
of the State.-Showneetopn Journal.
10. Gotconda, May Goth, 1884.
DEAR SIR,-'rhe people OF this coun-
ty were addressed to-day by governor
Reynolds, and Mr.. Snyder. Although
Mr.. Snyder cannot be denied some de-
gree of talent, as an eleclioneerng ora
tor, think the speech of the old govern
or was the one better received. His
acquaintance with the character of the
people, their feelings and their wants,
together with the reputation he has es-
tablished, as faithful and energetic
public servant, and the blunt unvaInish-
ed, but forcible style Of his oratory, OBJ
tanned for him the most satisfactory as
surances of public public favor.
This county will give the governor a
large majority. 1t may be considered
an indication Of this result, that of II
citizens composing the grand jury at this
court, selected from the different sec
tons Of the county, of course, without
reference to their politics, fifteen avow-
ed themselves for him, while the other
two declined expressing their sent-
meuts. The majority throughout the
county, will probably not he in this pros
portion, but there is no doubt that II will
be very large.
O.
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Y ours, &c.

WARLlKE.-We copy the following
from the Republican, a "whole-hog"
paper, printed at Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures young men
Of Baltimore who are willing, to pledge
life, for true and sacred honor, in sup
port of their patriotic Chief Magistrate,
against the lawless course of a factious
Senate, are requested to assemble on
Thursday evening next, the 18th inst.
at 7 l,9 o'clock, at the Columbian Gar,
dens. The object of the meeting will
be explained, in an address from a friend
to the cause Of equal rights and univer-
sal suffrage.
The currency and the times, &c. The
following we're the rates at New York
on the 10th instant, OF the notes Of banks
regarded solvent.
United States bank and all its BRAN
ches, par. All of Maine, New Hanp-
shire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con-
necticut and Vermont, with two or three
exceptions only one half per cent. dis.
New York city banks, par with many Of
those in the interior-some at and a
half per cent. dis. but the safety fund
banks generally at one dis. two or three
at l-2. New Jersey, some at par 9TH
ers generally from 10 2 dis. Penn.
Observation-Disclosures l-2-'couniry
hanks from to 2, "A few at dis. Del
aware 2. Observation-Disclosures coun.
try notes to discount. Virginia
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-05-29

FRENCH CLAIMS. The French chamber
of deputies has refused, by majority of
eight, to grant an appropriation to carry
into effect the treaty of indemnifcation
with the United States, of 1881. 1t ap-
pears that the amount of the claim occa-
stoned the rejection, many of the members
having made up their minds that twelve
millions francs would be an ample compen-
sation for all real losses. The treaty stip-
ulates for the payment of twenty-five mill
lions. In consequence of this refusal, two
of the ministers who recommended the ap-
preparation, have resigned.
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Moore AND LETcHER. The committee
on Elections, of the house of represen.
tatives to which were referred the rival
claims Of these gentlemen to seat in that
body, have reported. The committee make
out majority of Al votes for Mr.. Moore,
and conclude with proposing two resolu-
tions--lst That Mr.. Moore is entitled to
o seat as representative;-and Cd. That
MIR. Letcher's expenses be paid out of the
U. s. treasury. Mr.. Hardin moved to
print the report and documents for the use
OF the house. The motion was opposed BY
Mr.. Jones, of Ga. chairman of the commit
tee, and supported by the mover. After de-
bate, the motion was carried by decided
majority. The vote is esteemed an indica-
ton favorable to the success of Mr.. Letch-
er, in as much as the house has refused to
listen to the wishes of the committee in
the outset.
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CANDIDATES.
AUGUST ELECTION, 1884.


AUGUST ELECTION, 1894.
FOR Governor,
JOSEPH DUNCAN,
KINNEY, R. X. McLAuG81IN
For LleUtenant Governor,
VIM. B. ARCHER.
a. M. JENKINS. JAMES EVANS.
For Congress-lst District,
JOHN REYNOLDS CHARLES SLADE.
A. w. SNYDER.
Second District,
ZADoK CASEY.
Third District,
BENJAMIN Mills WILLIAM L MAY
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Montgomery, and Macou
pin.
BENJAMIN ROBERTS EAsToN WH1TToN
Monroe and Clinton,
BENJAMIN BOND. JAMES MOORE
JONATHAN LYNCH. J. II. BRADLEY.
IS. .-- Termilion,
DANIEL w. BECKw1TH:
House Of Representatives..
Fayette.
Col. SAMUEL HoUsToN,
RoBT BLACKWELL J. A. WAKEFIELD.
Clinton.
JOHN M. O'HAENETT.
Col. THos. RAY. JAMES TEMPLE.
Wabash.
DR.. WILLIAM G. ANDERSON.
Col. ORLANDO FIcKLIN, Ed. SMITH, ESQ
Laurence.
Maj. JOHN BARNES. E. 2. RYAN.
White.
E. B. WEBB, Esq.
JOHN McCowN, JOHN {. GouDY.
Crawford.
VIM. HIGHsMITH.
DR.. MAUsEY, DONALD McGEuEY.
Edpdrds
Col. THOMAS HUNT, Mr.. EMERSON.