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Extract Of Letter from gentleman Of high political
standing ia Indiana

RUsHvILLE, Ind. Aug, 20. 1884
Dear SG-Thcre seems 10 be great hue aud cry
among the panic makers snJ Bank editors OF yonr ci "
about detest in Indiana We have lost our election
all parties will admit in this Slate Governor Noble says
Tie same. Governor Noble point OF personal popular-
~, exceeds any in this State; Judge Read is srsn
ger TO tie great mass OF the people in this STATE while
the contrary Governor Noble has extensive per-
sena Acquaintance than any the State This, all
ded 10 his urbahy OF manners, his universal hospitality
rendered impossible beat him. The name Of his anis
bic brother Gen. Jnes Noble associated with the ear
ly history Of this State. lie possessed as well as his
broher great share OF personal popularity; that the
name OF Noble ITSELF is host election in Ind
ana 10 prove what have stated, let facts be stated
IR Marion and Hamilton countless Nobe's msiorify was
439 votes; yet Brady Jackson) elected Senator by
majority OF about 500
In Decatur ard Shelby, Mobiles majority was OIL yet
Fowler lJsckson) was elected Senator by majority Of
about SO.
IN Randolph, Delaware, and Grant, Mobiles majority
6OO Acre Jsckon) elected Senator by msjoy OF about
400
In Shelby Mobiles majority $780, Smith (Jsckson) elect
ed Representative
In vgO, Mobiles majority 500; Wilson (Jackson) elected
Representative.
Johnson, Lawrence, Tppecanoe Patke Csss Dearborn,
Huntington aud Allen, Gibson, Hendricks Elkbafi, aud
many others hat gave Noble majority, yet elected Jack.
son representatives; while, the contrary might name
Fioyd, warwick, aud others, that gave Reid ma
yoriy, That elected Clay members. The safe OF politics
h our state Legislature stands thus Representatives
jackson ~ Deposition 80 the Senators elected this year
stand, Jackson OPposition that le Senate now
stands5 70 Jackson, Is Opposion am personally sc
qnainted with majority Of the Legislature elect You
depend on The statement here contained bsiug oof
rect Cincinnati Republican,
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DOW ESTGC.

RALEIGH, N. G., Sept o.
Tremendous Fresh We have just been visited bv The
most destructive Fresh that occurred in This section
OF county Much Rain had fallen previous Thursday
las but on tina, night II faned IN torrents without mo.
Denls ihiefnson In consequence Of which, lie water
courses rose 10 an unprecedented height There Is
scarcely Mil or Bridge standing within The distance
we have heard rom, and The injury done the Crops and
Stock, immense The long drouth had pre- yousy burnt
up the high nds and our main dependence Tor bread
upon The low Isnds. This hope Is now blasted and we
lear that We shall have pncling times next Summer.
For several days, travelling cut Of the question:
Stages could neither 20 come though tho drivers made
various attempts 10 force their way.
We fear that The Flood has been general and soxiousiy
await intelligence from those sections wsered by large
streams. -Regifser.
Cobbeffs LIFE ~ jackson, published in New York by
the Hapefs has excited such curiosity that before two
O'clock q The day Of publication twelve hundred copies
were sold
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POLITICAL.

NEw JERsEY.--A Convention Of saiLJsckson dele.
gates from tho several counties Of New Jersey Assem-
bIed al Trcnon, Wednesday fast, and was orgsoigei
BY the appointment q james Mansck, Esq Pendent.
Johh -. hcigg, David Doremus, Col John Scott John
Bell. Philip Fine, samuel Baysrd. Peter Kline, James
hull sRd John Swoin, IT,, Vice. Presidents; AMI DodJ
JOB 5. Hslsted, r. + Homer, W Il. Poihemus John g.
SmslwOod, and Samuel g. Siblsy, Secretaries The Off.
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POETRY.
'~uca YET RxnAiNs ucsuss."
A COUNTRY BALL on THE ALMACK's PLA
BY HAYSFs BArLv.

A COUNTRY BALI. on THE ALMACK's PLAN.
BY HAySrs BArLv.
Oh. Joy to her vino FIRST began
a County Bail on the Aimack's plan.
llogsnofton's Queen che walks eioet,
Tho Ball exclusive aud sclect;-
-Four Ladies Pattencss at
From morn to night arranging is
And whea yon hosr tho names 81 all,
You'll guess the tnctits Of tho BALL
Plebcisn persons they reject,
Hogsnotton balls are so select
The Squire. own lady, Mistress Pearl,
Her sister (quiie stylish grl,D
Aud then tho wife Of Mr.. Flaw,
(Churchwafdon, and man of law,)
And misircs. Pitts, tho Doctors Bride,
Related on1he mothers side
70 MI. Biggs (who wac, you know,
lord Mayor Of London long ago)
by these, n'l upstatt claims are checked,
Hogsnorton balls are SO select
They've quite excluded Mr.. squills,
Who makes the ambitious pills;
Not eau q he Esdkes 'em-but they ssy
lie Seus ca in retail way;
But Nc. Squills declares his vito
Has a deal Of s,ysh liis
Aud votes HogsnoIton people low,
So IL she could, shc wouldn't GO
A strange remark, when you reflect,
Hogsnorton balls arc SO select!
And then yon know there's air. Finn,
The rich old Mercer, can't get inj
And Sweet the Grocer has applied.
But Sweet the Grocer was denied;
And both appear to think thard
That Slush the Brewer has aeard;
Aud say, " Why should a brewer no
0ne bit more fit for hops than we.'
But Slush OF course IL quito correct
Hogsnorton balls arc SO select
OF course all those they won't admit,
Discuss the ball, and consuro H.;
Asd strange opinions they express
About each Lady Patroness;
Says Mrs. Finn to Mrs. Sweat,
~ wash my hands Of the ciito;"
Says Mrs. Sweet 60 Mrs. Flinn,
'EFor all the world I'D not 90 in,"
Hero cnvinus feelings detect,
Hog.noTon balls select.
Says Mrs. Squills, "Thero's Mrs. Pearl,
You'd think her father Ear
SO high aud RighIy! Bless your heart,
freculcct hor much less smart,
Before she married; and knew
That people said-( sis entire ROusJ
she was "A icetie indiscrneu
SO much my dear, & the eiite?"
.Dear me! don't say she's incorrect,
BogsRorteE balls select"
Woe, woe TO her who fret began
country ball on tho Almacks plan!
Grim war Is raging in the town,
The men arc Taving up and down.
And what may lead to verso mishaps
The ladies' all are pulling caps;
Indeed we hear, from owe aud all
AS much of bullets he ball.
Why was ilogsuvItoLs comfott wteek'ds
because her balls o sescr
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NlnN REWARD. Ran away from the sub.cIi.

Oh nn REwARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
~ IL wv Der in Manchester, on Thursday, the Sd
instant negro man named SyPax. He is about 30
years OF age, feet 10 inches high, and well made
There Is an opening ia his front teeth than usu al;
iu lace, with high cheek bones He wore away blue
cloth coat and light blue psnaloons. HI came from JEFF
ierson county where lac WILL doubt, attempt make his
way The above reward will be given if taken out of the
State fifty dollars il taken within the State and Sc
cured that get him; and all reasonable expenses will
he paid If delivered ms. All persons are cautioned
from harborng or taking him away vt their peril.
August g. I26-tl TURNER SHARP
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HDUBLlC SALE-By virtue OF Deed Of Trust exc.
"A cuiet by William Toney TO Colin Clarke, and John
Dickinson and the subscriber, bearing date the 10
day OF February 1920, and recorded the County Court
of PowhasD, Tor purposes therein mentioned, will be sold
TO The highest bidder, public auction for cash. Pow
hatan Court house, the first Monday in October next
being court day. negro woman named Nancy, and her
Frederick also two beds and furniture, walnut
desk, one table aud watch much Of the said
properly will be sufficient satisfy the purposes OF the
said Deedand such title is vested in the subscriber
will be conveyed 10 the purchasers.
WIN. S. DANCE, Trustee.
Sept H. 37-wtds
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLYANiA-. Medical
u Department. Lectures will commence on Alou-
day, November the 81, and be continued I'LL the LIST OF
March, under the following arrangement Of the Chairs
Institutes aud Practice OF Medicine, aud Clinical prac.
tee, by Nathaniel Chapman, NJ. d., aud Samuel Jack.
son, NJ. D..
Anstomy by William +. Horner, NJ D.
M~iera Medica by John Relmso Coke, NJ. D..
Cbemory, by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M. D.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of women and children by
III =
W. T. HORNER Dram,
$. w. corner Of Spruce and OH streets.
September r. 87-tI0N
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NEW BANK IN VlRGlNIA.-books will be OPEN
IL ell, on the 18th Instant in Wheeling, Ohio county,
and Moganown, in MonoDgaia county Tor the subscrip
lion OF Stock to the capital oil the Merchants and Mocha
MICS Bank of Wheeling, with Branch at AIorgantown-
incorporated March 7th 1891 They will be kept open at
those places respectively, thirty days exclusive OF Sun
daysor, until too thousand Shares OF the Stock shall be
taken Sent O.
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young and very handsome GIRL belonging TO Of
the most respectable families n the State Oh Sunday
morning last taken froR the steps Of house in Mott
street TO the Duane street Hospiabe, FAR advanced n
cholera aud died before nghtfaIl Whilst under the
charge OF the physicians at the hospital informed the
oil the circumstances which had led to her dreadful down.
ial aud subsequent dsah. She had for length OF time
been a-siduously coufled by n.dious accomplished
young msn OF good standing, who Saturday evening
last succeeded, after much persuasion n encug her TO
the house from whchshe removed 10 The hospital
About o'clock on sunday morning she attacked very
seriously with all the symptoms Oi colers The bearess
villain Who had deceived her, and had almost forced her
into the jaws OF destruction aud DEATH deserted her 10 her
late % soon as the symptoms Of the disease made their APP
peaance aud left her TO the tender ercies of the bel
dame who kept the gate Of perdon which the victim lay
within; but who, Immediately hearing OF the fact,
turned Ie poor creature into the die. She was
taken up tom the pavement by some persons who acct
deh'aly witnessed her cruel ejectment, and carried hy
mem 10 Use hospital During the ew hours she lay there
che necessarily wep for her horrd fate accompanying
her lamentations with rrayers for the welfare Of him who
had brought this unmely ruin upon her heads and whose
naine though repeatedly mporuneJ to discose size
ried 70 her grave unuliersd.
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A ENTlEMAN, who has had ten years expstieuce
"A 10 The various duties Of Clerk Of Court and more
particularly those Of the ChaDcery and Superior Courts il
anxious procure situation, Assistant or DEPUTY
Clerk IN county IN Yirgins. The best evidences Of
capsbility &C. will be Produced II required. Employ.
men IL Of the upper counties would be preferred
Address p, WiHi0msburg "a
Sept .. 36-wfw
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cis report OF the proceedings states that there up
wards OF hundred dele present. aud that every
township In every county represented Some rcso-
Aous expressive Of their sentiments adopted, and
wihnin Pennington, DR.. Lewis Condict Oliver w. Og-
den Joseph + Rando.ph, DR.. Jonathan g. Spencer aud
Joshua Brick noinna cd candidates for Congress
Philadelphia Sentinel.
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Miraculous EscAPE.--ln Boston, on Tuesday
morning last, as Mrs Leayit, wife oil Mr. Benz d. Leavt
OF the Eastern Stage office, with another lady and little
boy, were passing Park ST. Church. in chsse sudden
clap oil thunder frightened the horse, and he ran up Park
street, upset the chaise and dashed il pieces Mrs L.
and her companions saved themselves they know
how, Without receiving The sIichlesl inmLx.
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6NREAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FASH
IN iONABLE ARIlCLES.-The subscriber has made
angemrns sell his present stock OF elegant and vsua
Bile goods, moderate terms possible: they
to be surpassed by any merchant in the State bArg snr
Let be undersood that every thing is OF the best QUA
n.y. and univ ersay allowed 10 be the handsoest asso
mcni in Richmond. IL is necessary that The stock of
Fancy Go ds should be disposed oil before other arrange
mems entered into, which under consideration.
The ladies' and gentlemen Of Richmond, aud its virniiy,
will do we II 10 call and view the above extensive
Of useful and ornamental articles.
CHARLES HORN, Agent
September 9. 36-u
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NNOUNT CLEMENT FOR sALE--That beautiful
I'VE and desirable FARM the late residence of Major A.
L. Barnes, deed, and known by the of Mount
Clement, is offered for sale The contains by
recent survey 6i7 than three ourths which,
Is Rappahannock Nat land equal in fertility any the
vicinity, and is situated about miles from the town Of
Tsppshannock. The farm sdyided into three fields each
OF which will produce, average, 400 barrels corn
aud 700 bushels wheat, and is under good enclosure
The Improvements large brick Dwelling. house with
nine exclusive Of several closets and garrett sud
IN good repair Smoke house, Dssy Kitchen two Ora.
naries, Cauisge- house, &c.
The situation Of Mount Clement in point Of beauty and
convenience TO markei, is surpassed by none in the
county Of Essex. The Of sale will be made &C
commodating TO the purchaser; the privilege OF crop
wheat allowed ard nll possesson "iih an indPntable
title, given on 1st July next.
Persons disposed 10 purchase are invited TO view The
premises which will be sheSn BY the Manager, on Tie
farm, or by WIN. a. Wright, Of Tappabsnnoek Should
this farm not be sold privately will be offered Al public
sale on The premises The day Of October or on
Tue next lair day For further particulars reference may
be bad 10 Col {. w. Cooch, Richmond, Robert G.
Halle, or VIM A. Wright, at TspPahannock, or Maj
Thos ". Barnes, or Col p. A. Bfamham OF Richmond
county all Of whom, authorized to treat with The pur
chaser. IAugost ~ 2s-~6w
SELECT sCHOOL-To educate her sons, the sub
- scfber has employed gentleman well qualified to
Geography, and all the branches OF good English Eu
ca'ion. The School will be limited TO fifteen pupils.
lew boys under fifteen years Of age will be received az
boadefs 10 the subscribers family They will be requi-
red genieel and respectful course 10 my f.
fny snd 10 each oibef The charge for board and i.
ton will be hundred dollars, payable semiaoou,Iv
a the end Of xix months Each bosrder will be reoired
10 furnish lis bed aud beddne II furnished b. ,ye
subscriber, additional charge Of six dollars will be
made The School will be opened on the first Of October
and viii be subject 10 vacation Of six weeks The
alton he resdencc Of The late Judge W. Green) IL re.
markedly healthy, and sufficiently from The hsunis
Of vice and dissipation Application may be made TO
VIM Green, Esq., 10 the subscriber, near Culpeper
Courl-house, Va. 81. GREEN.
September .. 36-lO
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hLbNANBRIh, sept. 10.
From BoTJadoes.--by the Brig Amulet Capt NTcker.
con- this port, from Barbados have sdrices from
that Island up the 22d August. Every thing renane
yet perfectly quiet, though here appeared 10 be
siderable inclination 10 ideDess. II understood that
slight disturbances had occurred At Martinique
The measure OF The British Government which causes
much anxiety, relative 10 Je Wcs Indies will and slrea.
dy has the tendency 10 induce considerable emigration
10 This country.
EEtJGcfs II letters from Bd,bodoes Under date NJ the
28fh gf Rugust.
every ,Inng Is quiet The part Of bs negroes and we
have nothing, we hink TO spprebend from that quarter
"Our negroes, IN their condition as feemen, are
behaving most exemplary and creditsbly."
Extract Of letter from barbados, dated august 10
"O0r JTee iabOre's continue 10 behave very we'll Not
however in the neghbofag colonies Of Demefara aud
Trndsd, where, by The last scconnsa good deal Of
bOrdnson manilefed. ~ these possessions gene.
raj passive resistance 10 labor oyjsced, but violence
attempted Yet will be very inconyeIaeni II the labor
ers do not return 10 their wsk for will very materially
tniure The Planiaons II would appear, ia govern
meD does not wish to use harsh measures except ia
IRENE csees"-- Gazette.
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-A Lady, well
IVA qualified 10 teach all the branches of polite female
English Educa aud who exhibit satisfactory testi-
mony OF such qualifications may find employment in a
private family, and fair in very healthy stuson,
by Addressing letter (post p~') TO NJ wylliesbuig,
Charlotte County, Va, stating terms, sc.
August 20. 32-9t
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WWUMAN1TY HALL FOR SAER,--This desirable
n n place Gate The residence Of Mr. Tbowss Nelson
decrssed situated IN sgfeeAble and eesly neghbor-
hood, 10 The upper part Of Hsnoger county, viii be sold
Tie premises, to the hgh,s bidder, a, public auction
for cash, on MONDAY, The 62i September Scxi, IL far
Otherwise the first lair day hereafter This tract s
supposed 10 consin 500 acres but survey wI be made
previous 10 The DAY Of fsr. and The quantity sseera0ed
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing land s 10 wsh attend
this sale, Tor bargain may be expected.
JOHN T. ANDERSON,
August 20 fS3-wfvl agtnf for the 9tcarr.
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an Err PRocEEDs."-A man in Chelmsford, MAS
Monday evening last took nine hundJef and sirfL
pigeons at one spring Of his net. Pfo.digousi
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accordance with The will OF George Iendee, dec'd,
will be sold, at public auction, in the city OF Rich
mond, AZ the Establishment OF the deceased tue entire
Stock Of Cabinet Furniture and Cabinet Materials com.
pi-ng general assortment OF both articles, TO the
oil between five and ten thousand dollars. Also, all tho
wok-benchcs, tools, and fixtures belonging the essb
ishmeni.-The sale will the 10Th OF Octo-
BIT next, and continue the days following until gotten
through Terms, Cssh Tor all Of 500 and under,
over that sum, credit of four mouths.
wM II. SMITH, .9ffy
Sale 10 be conducted by Davenport, Allen & Co.
Ai'o neat hesrse aud harness in good order.
Sept 8. 36-6t
e The Lynchhurr viginian Fredericksburg Arena Norfolk
Herald Po crsbug atelencer will puhh the
Tor three weeks aud send their this office
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Sept. IL.

"a AND FOR SALE--The subscriber will sell al pub
n 4 lie auction at Hanover Court house, Tuesday, the
23d oil September III being Court day. his plantation in
Hanover county, Psmunkey river eighteen miles from
the city o Richmond, eight from the Court. house, and
four hon the head OF navigation Of said iiyert contains
our hundred aud sixteen lying very compacly in
the bend OF the river only requiring straight line OF fen
cling, less han hall mile in epg'h is well adap ed 10 the
culture OF corn aud wheat and The subscriber feels confident
IN saying that II not interior any land upon the said
river the croPso Of and wheat having produced each
yeafhe has owned good profit upon lis estimated value
and expenses Of cultivation any plantation of the same
SIZE from the same crops in Virgnia.I has upon il all
necessary buildings Tor farming purposes and excellent
wheat machine, built the last suInmer.Any gentleman
wishing TO lay out his money in profitable farm, will
rarely have such opportunity Of sulipg hDseThose
disposed 10 purchase, ri be shewn By the overseer
The subscribers living the the opposite side OF The river
Terms, Third Of the purchase money cash, and the
balance payable in one and two yesrs.
JNO. CAMM POLLARD.
King william, August 30 33-wtds
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A LMANACkS FOR 1885 Jus, pubi-ied, aud for
IA sale by j. WARROCK, the PHginia and North
Cdrofnd dhndnack for the year OF Lord 1885; by
d. Richardson, OF Lousa county, Virginia containing a
variety oil useful aud enter aiung natter among which,
Is complete list OF the members Of the Legislature;
Table OF Gold Coins, established by late Of Cou-
gress, &c &c. 1871 August -.
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HAAN RIVER LAND &C., FOR sALE-By virtue
~ Of DeedOf Trust, executed 10 the subscriber by
Robert W. Howefton, Mary Aun Howerion bs vile, aud
Richard Hower,on as Trustee, 10 several of
money therein expressed due 10 Robert Overbey, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Halifax county
Court, and bearing date the 9Th day Of June, 1888, will
be sed the premises TO The highest bidder, for cash,
on ednesday, the let day OF October next that valuable
tract Of land wherein the said Robert W. Howerton ro,d-
ed, lying IN tie county Of Halifax the south side Of
Dat liver just below lie mouth Of Hyco containing four
hundred and eighty FIVE acres by late survey.
Also slaves TO wit: Dsvy, Nathan, Lucy, Sarah
Selma, Tsbilla, and William.
The above named land is very valuable; II contains ons
hundred Of good fiat Land Immediately on the river
and the upland good tobacco land and heavily inbered
aud ell improved, with large and wel.6nshed DWELL
Dg house, Kitchen, Smoke house and all her uecessas
out houses Il also well waertd as any other fas os
the same sze in the county, aud in good state Tor cnaSar
on aud wsil adapted for corn wheat, snd tobacco and
only IL miles om Clsrksyile Persons wishing 70 iayest
money for this kind Of properly, will do well 10 sitsnd the
sale Tie Tile to this land aud other propefyss deemed
Indispensable; but, acting Trustee, will such title
only as Is vested 10 by virtue OF the sa4 Rrosi Deed
JOHN V. WILKINS, Yfpsfee.
N. B.-The above mentioned Deed Regimes The pro-
Pcry be sold for cash; but the parties concerned have
sgrced 10 give credit OF aud ssual annual pay
nent tie land, except $4,000, which sum will be re-
qured IN cash. }. V. w.
August 20 s3s-w1w
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[From lhe PennsYlvanian. /

MIR. Eisenbise OF hliin county, who has heen OF
the most efficient in the Anti ranks and the
candidate oil tina, party for the Assembly, has published in
the Lewstowh Republican, the following:
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned identified himself with the ani-m
sonic pary-lAbord from The infancy of the party assd,i-
osly 10 The present imr 10 promote lis strength but
disclosures have convinced that the present United
States Bank, with its branches in every State setting
at defiance the resolves OF Congress, and refusing an
investigation iiio its concerns dangerous TO
liberty, than all the Masonic Lodges in existence. IL
has entered the Of politics. and is striving by
The influence OF money, 10 subngste our republican
government, aAd bring into disrepute the sdniusra
OF Andrew Jackson, Of the devoted patriots
disinteresed friends OF the people, living. have
also witnessed III country, the shameless
nSgemen, and intrigue by Bank men, defeat the claims
OF firm and ORIG NAL anti masons, less wealthy than
never were nti.masons; who spent cent or an
hour TO advance the Of ami masonry, and who are
only known poll icallj by their friendship for he u. S.
Bank, and opposition TO Gen. Jackson.
For these reasons declare myself opposed to all
monopolics and particularly TO itat mammoth Of 60 rup-
lion. the present u. S. Banks and il is fundamental
principle IN democracy oppose all aristocraces moned
nonOPoIes, and distinctions between the rich and the
poor, have resolved TO attach myself 10 the old Demo
cratic Republican party OF tile country, aud sustain by
my exeriions the patriotic Of General Jackson
against the BSnk- HENRY EISENBlSE
Lewis own, Aug %. 1884,