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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

We riye below for The asausement Of our readers
a.. ls,,er u,rnortino to have been written from this
Mace to the Editors Of the Louisville Journal 1 he
remarks Of Mr. Prentice on tie letter wiii excite
smile in an who know any thing ofhm as an Editor
lis coronarson Of himself 70 the celebrated preaeh-
., Whitfield IS about as well founded as his Preten-
.deB beleftbat he has converted any person here,
from what he terms ",he enormues OF Van buTen
su" The letter is al a hoar, written 40 doubt ey
+. goo1 Van Buren, man from mere curiosity 10 see
how il would take with the FalstaH Of Editors at
Louisville. II took we'll it seems, and the Editor ae-
h,alv publishes with complimentary not'ee as Sc
we're an roncal satire the Misrepresentation ana
clsr statements Of his own immaculate party, the
wings. as We recolect to have seen IN some umc'
Here il the Letter ola highly respectable and in
Auential man, whom the plain aud strong truths
oC the Louisville Journal have converted 10 Wing
nrinc,pes. is but a specimen Of the letters that
we are receiving constantly. We have no doubt,
thatpe have becntle humble instrument Of turning
as many men from the cnormltes Of Van BurensIil
as ever Whitfield the famous fell preacher turned
iron the aboninatt1as of Satan
TO tic Editors ofthe LouisriGe Journal.
COLUMBUS, Bliss aug -, 1901
Gentlemen Through tie poleness of my par
,icular Gend Mr. NJ. NJ. d. tone Of your subsefl-
hers Of this place. nave been favored with the per-
usa Of your invaluable paper, and am now con-
strained TO acknowledge the correctness oil the doc
trne which you advocate; and, as matter III course
10 denouuce the party 10 which have hitherto be
Ionyed. Among the nnumerabc naked truth!
which find, have noticed a couple oFartcle5 rela
tive to tie Mississippi elections, in which you yer,
correctly state that this election is no test Of tn
strength Of parties in our State. That there Ina
been great deal of chseng and management i
the whole matter is not denied by any person here
The Governor one ofthe most Incorporating an
head sisong Van Buren, men of the day, has cotR
plctlly defeated the Wings through negligence !
his official duties. This Is tie niIdest constructio
that can possibly be given IT, The wriu Of elccto
were issued not fifteen days prior TO the election
and there were about ten Of the river counties whc
it did not reach ia time; and it 50 happened that e'
efy one OF them would lave given large Wb
, majority perhaps three 10 one. The Van Bure
, mcn are much alarmed; they see that Prenils an
Acee will be elected at the regular Fall eeetio
Such a comDlc' political revolution | have new
heard OF; nothing but the absence Of Mr. Prentis d.
: leated his election. Mai. Edwards, The Bank cal
Q lidatc Tot Governor, oTmerly considered the mo
prominent administration man in the State is carr
ing every thing before hun. Send inc your u-wee
IN paper, and, on the receipt Of the first number,
, will forward you S. Tennessee note.
i Yours, respectfully.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY -. sept. %. Is31.

DS-We are authorised to announce JOHs Gu
MA, Esq. IS = candidate to represent this County
in the next Legislature.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

I'VE understand it has been umored abroad
,I.a. our town was very sickly--that the citizens
ware dying daily and in great numbers Moth
Nc couId be moro untrue or unfounded' To-
sambus Is perfectly free from any contagious
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

E1r The wings have succeeded in Rhode Is
land. Noah Of the Evening Star, may now TAX,
her sin his breeches pocket"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

SPIRIT or TnE PREss.--B Below we give extracts
from some of the leading democratic papers Of the
Union, respecting the Messuge, and shall hereafter
give others. The Press is the unerrng index Of
public feeling, and the papers Of the democratic
party, rejecting as they unqucstonaby do, the SEN
timeuts Of a large majority OF the American people
may be taken as the true opponents other views
and opinions upon the all imp ,rant subject of the
currency, so ably and lueidly discussed by Mr.
Van Buren, in his message
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

Our Legislature cow ened on Monday last. and
entered upon its duties. We are permitted by
Dr. J. Il. Mendenhall to make an extract from a
hasty letter received from friend in Indianapo-
Its: 'The elections took place yesterday. and
resulted as follows: TT. Evans, Speaker Of the
House, J. T. Elliott, Clerk; w. q. Armstrong.
Assistant; Winship, Enrolling Clerk; Fisher. Door
keeper, and Rogers, Sergean,-at-anns In the
Senate, c. II. Test, was chosen Clerk; w. ii.
Martin Of Rush, Assistant; Hannah Of this place
Enrolling secretary; Hart, Dor keeper. and
Moore Scrgcant-at-arms.
Since the above was put in type we have re-
ccived from the editors Of the Indiana Journal
the following report OF the proceedings, by the
express mail.
The Senate proceeded to the election OF a
Principal Secretary, when, on counting the bal
lots, it appeared that Charles II. Test having re-
ceived AZ votes, was declared duly elected, and
was sworn into office by Judge Dewey.
The House next proceeded TO the election ol
Assistant Secretary, which resulted as follows
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

JEFFERsONIAN PRINCIPLES.

" We nave doubt relative TO any power, ought
exercise t.'-JEFFEpsox.
"A 9overnmen, held .ogeher by bonds of
y, requires much compromise of opinon that things
saufary ahouh not be erann,ed don the roas
ting bretren especially when they may be put into form
u be willingly swaloxe cd, and great deal of ndul-
is necessary strengthen habits of harmony and
frassrn,y.''-Ib. p. 1872.
f,ndy hope 1--WE may truly say, all repub
Iican all fedsra' and that the Of the standard
70 which country will forerer rally, will be federal
ion, and republican goyer ''-Jeferson, p. 452
"Eror of opinion may be tolerated where isef.
free to combat i,''- 1homas .yeTerson
Absolu,e acquiec.nce in the decision. of the majority,
is the vital principle Of republics from which appeal
bu, foscs the vital principle and des
potism.''-N.
"a porslesslasure being given should a,way, be
dy acquiescs contrary
nay opinions for subscribe ipe, that
the will of the MAJORITY honestly expressed, should give
/ iaw.'-N.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

dy, and frugal oslDdeu. But its brightest fea.
turc in history are the great men il furnished in
the council Of 10. Dickinson who bruached tho
first principles Of our Constitution, Cesar A.
Rodney, James A. Bayard, and in MORO modern
times, = Clayton, = M'Lanc, and our hooored
CUES, who heads its delegation. With all these
bright "Reminiscences. j; is also set down in his
tory. Mr.. President. that a certain editor, whom
know YOU have IN your eye. attempted and at
tempted in van TO ps'a this little State into his
breeches' pocket. lie makes the amende by Civ
ing
D1ararc-One of the old continental states.
distinguished for patriotic service during the rev
oiutonary war; ALWAYS consistent, and always
triumphant in political career.
BANK CONFERENCE.-The Con, e..,on held ifs
second sitting yesterday. The Hon Samuel
Hubbard. of Boston. was chosen President of the
Cony tlon and Messrs. ID. Lewis. of Phiiadel,hie
aud ii. NJ. Brent Of Virginia, Secretaries. The
mce ting was held with closed doors. 60 that v,r
have not been able 70 learn M o.e Of its proceednp,
than ,hai:a conimitcc Of Is, composed oc dele
gate from c,ch of the States and districts repre-
sented. has been arPoiniedto draw up a report
on the New York Circular Of the 2Oih- o. October,
and present II 10 a future meeting Of the Con-
vention.
The Convention then adj ,,rned to mcc, this
day at tl2o'clock-Journa. IL Of Commerce
| Bv Exr0Ess.-A slip from the Columbus Reg
s,er furnishes with the follow ing items, which
We stop the press to communicate.
! Both branches Of the Legislature met and C.
lccted their pro TEN. officers yesterday. Senate,
Speaker, GEO. J. SNIrm, 20, Eli III Vance Is.
Clerk, J. X. OSBORNE, 20; J. Brough u. House
Speaker G.. ANTHONY. 39; f.. w. Hubbard 81,
blank 1. Clerk, :. r.. WRIGHT. 81. blank 30,
scattering ,; Cook. doorkccpcr Tho officers
were all chosen the first ballot aud Of course
arc Wings!
ON CoLUMnIANA FoREvEa-In the Colun,-
biana District, Charles u. Coffin, Wing, was a.
lected to Congress, at the special election held
on the :S0th Nov. Coumbiana county, which
gave loco foco maj rity Of 500 last fall, has
now given tho Whig candidate n majority Of so.
In Carol, he is 40 or 50 ahcad-mai ,r,ty in tho
district, about 100. Mr.. I.oomis, whose resigna-
tion caused the vacancy, which has iIst becn ill
ed, it will be recollcctcd, is aWhigs; that there
, is increase Of Wing strength in our dclegt
: tion.-Dayton Jour.
4 INDIAN PAYMENT
= The payment tn, annuity Po..aw In
, dams completed yesterday. The Indians
PEELED to receive tha goods rendered by
ocers they told tina, refused the goods
should receive no,hng The poor and destitute
OF the foita they stood around the psynen
grouno half clad and svering in the
sufficient evidence that they needed ibs goo1s and ac
several couacs they consantcd to receive hcn The cir
cunstarces Attending the perhaps, the
kings of merc f policy. But the whole looked
c much like strong power, taking advantage Of tho misfo
tunes and want of weaker ioganspors Telegraph
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

ted.
The Senate next proceeded 10 the election Of
a doorkeeper, when tho third ballot, james Il.
Hart, having received majority of the whole
number Of votes was declared duly elected
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for Ser
geant at Arms, and on the seventh balloting Geo
w. Moore received majority Of votes, and was
pronounced duly elected.
After the adoption Of a resolution on motion Of
Mr.. Sigler, informing the House of Representa-
tivcs of the organization of the Senate of their
readiness to commence legislative business and al
so a resolution, motion Of Mr. Vdrter, adopting
the joint resolutions Of last session for the gov
crnment Of the present, the Senate djourned.
The House proceeded to ballot for Speaker
which resulted as follows:
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09
vm, The CiseiDnasi Daily Cazssss.
ssruE CLOUDS"
A% ~ oayep a. sayDEa0.

@# ~ DAVID .. SANDERS.
..a.E i. spparciIed now,
- 49,. vish their ROBES OF lish:,
HS.<h visA spIsnior bis burning brow,
bEs~, shs curtains Of night;
- shs gloom Of the midnighs s''."'
n<d i he rsirbow,' b'so'iul s n',"'
h6-A 10 sinss, and gid AZ they N.Y.
As "a bss.sy shs deep bIus ssy.
- elovds in my youthful days,
aa<v were pathways given,
lpssd in the suns bfish: rays,
- from heaven!
rl ss;eken my boa"iins young hsa"
nsas nsif "'.ssnlns ,orms uepsn, o.; pa H..
~ usds patti 70 the sky sgain
;~ .ov. and in golden crowds
i,sssd the gaies Of the west,
n.x ,sais homss. ths beautiful elou's,
Assi ~ ns % his rest,
r:.~irjing iosns are iiks oanA, OF 'h'"'
49, ssd bright y ho ,"ns.. gov, ,;.
CIn s,,esn'd sidss, a1d their rugged r''ns'
-. .srbls sss BY sh. ehsruo'"'.
r4. esssds is loosing has storms
- Ca A~,lss swakss ffon ~ rest,
AsS rss.;or deans, AMI their wrishins forms,
A,a~;sss,sssy and darkne" imprsst:
- thunder. his voice s"espins hy'
sI ~ lightning. ths glance Of h,s eye.
W-s.p Of God '.tha, pas's'h all snow,
ss;sys sapsvsd, As on h'''"'na's' s''
.,;,;,,s uo. and ehsinlsss A. wind,
1.s jossh from his lofty lair,
.,vsrs breasts, they eannos bind,
rs.sseh Of the upper AR.
S.S.ss 4. sssoas, and marks out his goal,
-. q ii. tAes cone, here be thy step '.ay'h'
:, .,,..t.u. - elouds! and away they sweep,
=. .;.Ss ,bsy are shattered and rent,
-s -;sh De stars on shsir mighty deep,
~ -. v;sb shs deep blue armament!
49, ven d yors sszsd up 20 thy shy,
A.ss.ss,ea tbsif flag with the picsure on high
~ ~ haven unfurls that nag Of the free,
- viIl Nsihs boldly, . Fresdom '"r 'nse'
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09
NN43 q "a

ME SCBSCRIBEK having saksn the shop formerly
u occupied by WnHAa A. BRrcG, ton Main strees,
Fron where intends kseFing for sale general
sorsment Of good Tbomeooan vegetable Hediciaee.
n. b. lie agent the sale Of DR. Thoas's Family
Right. (a.e ediion) Robnson's Lectures BosnAiea
Medical Recorder, &c &c.
Tire practice medicine aad dentistry, attended
Formerly. by Z. SiNGLEY, r. D. p.
Dec 9Th, 1887. leAf
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

Mr.. ROGERS was declared duly elected.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. VANDEvEER,
Resolred, That the Clerk inform the Senate
that the House has convened, formed a quorum,
elected Mr.. Evans Speaker; Elliott, Principal
Clerk; Armstrong, Assistant; Winship, Enroll!
ing; Fisler, Doorkeeper; and Rogers, Sergeant
at-Arrns; and are ready to proceed to legislative
business.
Bv Mr. DowIIxc-
Resolred, That a committee be appointed bv
the House to act with similar one appointed on
part of the Senate, to wait on the Rev. Mr.. Brit
ton, and invite him to open the present session
with solemn prayer, at 10 O'Clock, on tomorrow
morning; asd that seats be provided for the SEN
ate the eight of the Speakers chair.
And the House adjourned.
What IS the price Of pork? Is there any person
buying Pork in toarn? These questions asked
every day by those interested. The universal
reply is, that it is not worth than 81 or cts
The banks dare not discount, and capitalists have
loaned out their money and unable to com
mand it The probability is tha, many farmer.
will have to Put up their own pork, and wait for
change in the times, or sell for 2 or q cents pei
ID. II will be brought to mind that at the late
Presidential election, the Van Buren, party il
Ohio, headed their ticket.-"Go it We Grip
ples-Pork ten cent per pound.- Where ar,
the cripples now-and where is the man to pa,
/ 1Octs for Porks The cripples walk erect lk,
free men, though deluded by the ruinous meas
ures Of the administration, they will in the cour-
Of another year bring the price Of pork to its re
a value, and never again trust to such lyia.
/ prophets.
i A duel was recently fought at ST. Louis, be
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09
WHIG COUNTY MEETING.

All persons opposed to the measures
Of the present administration, arc res
pectfully requested to MEET at the
Court House in Centrcviiie, OH MON
DAY, the 18th, inst. to appoint Dele
gates to attend a State Convention, to
be held in indianapolis, at such time
as may be hereafter designated. The
object Of the state convention, will be
to appoint Delegates to attend Ma
tiOnal Convention to nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice President
Of the United States. '76.
| We bcspeak for this meeting crowded assem-
blage. We wish sOld Wayne" to do her duty
and when sho does that, it is enough 1t has
been the pride and boast Of her citizens that she
is the most decided county in the State,-tha
she ever has been on tho side Of correct princi
pies and constitutional law and has ever rebukeo
by a mild but firm phalanx Of one thousand ma
, iority, the minions Of power. We earnestly Sc
licit one and all Of you to attend-the Father an
, Son--the advanced in life aud the young man ii
his prime.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

latter the first ballot Mr.. Proffitt declined.
Messrs. Stapp and Hurst were not candidates
MIR. Evans having received majority of all
the woes gwen, was declared duly elected, and
was c1hducted to the chair by Messrs- bowling
and Vsndevccr, when he made a few very appro-
pirate remarks.
On nc.ion OF Mr.. HOWELL, the House proceed
cd to elect principal Clerk. Mr.. Jehu Il. Ell
iio.t having received 100 votes, declared duly
elected.
On motion Of Mr.. MILLER, the House proceed
cd to elect an assistant Clerk.
William G. Armstrong received - votes.
Mr.. Emmons, l6 4"
Mr.. Tingley, 8 ''
Scattering, Z"
Mr.. ARMSTRONG was declared duly elected.
On motion of Mr.. OSBORNE, the House pro
cceded to elecGfan Enrolling Clerk.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

Mr.. WINsn1P was declared duly elected.
On motion Of Mr.. REEVE, the House proceeded
to elect Door Keeper. On first ballot james
Fisler received 81, and Peter Winchel % votes.
Mr.. Fisler was declared duly elected.
On motion of Mr.. Cunningham the House pro-
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09
INDIAN PAYMENT.

LOOK OUT FOR WET WEATHER!!!
BOOT AN1D SEUIN STDDIEa
(Oposite tie Bank, Richmond, Uayne Co. hdsana.)
IA terri Bopss, nr,zans, Monross Low shocA, anI
Pumps: Ladies' Lasting, Hid, Seal ana Morocco Slippers
Shoes Boots and Gacrs also Chlrens' Boots Il Shoes,
all Of the bsst quality, hand and for sale low by
scrihers. Also, the best quality u( EASTERN SOLE
LEATHER. kept constantly on hand, and for sale by
l.. p. COALE & ID. L. HAMILTON.
December 9,h, 1897. Ae-ly
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09
MEMOIRS OF AARON BURR.

MEMOlNS OF AARON Btk
OIr neighbor Flash has few copies CT :s.e Sc
eead volume Of Dlvis,s Life Of Burr. l have
had u IN NY possession only long enough to glance
Yer II. There is, I think, n little to much Of
necdosia, Of whom and engraving is given. But
esfe Is much OF deep interest, respcctto by gone
days
Bur's treason is shown plain enough to have
eees Mexican vasion.
y seems to me interesting to know in ref
~seee 10 men ani things, opinions formed and
sssssd, under circumstances different totally,
~ss w.. 'adse that now surround us. August l3.
.So, bsn thus writes in his Journal. kept for
,is'omation Of his daughter.
an still at Nashville. For a week l have
"ongsng at the house Of General jackson.
lawyer, after Judge, now n planter; a
intelligence, and one OF these prompt,
~ srlent souls, love 10 mee,''
=, Aese Is first impression. In another part Of
~ MS said, that during this visit, ''repeat-
I..t" conversations were held between
n. A"' nars, respecting the expeditions. -
@so stated, that jackson wrote 10 Burr for
~'osmaf'on. when reasonable projects were I'M
s'sa 70 MIN. informing him, IL this were true.
~" communications were at an end :bu, if Mexi-
60" ne object, nc would Join him with all his
sA.facts are given. from notes made at
"ond, by Blannerhasset. whist the trial pro-
In ono Of these il is stated that Burr
1ec'afed, "that he did not know Of any reas-
a." 0same Gen Jackson, for any thing he had
W.; or omitted" William Duane and D,icy
G.. G'"ose hgare little in these notes--Cin
E.S ESeLAR--A higa,e-pelican. or man-ofwa
caught at Buffalo, on the 9th instant
,hSnng Al feet tip TO tip Of its wiugs. al
,ulI =, body scarcely larger than the larges
& ssS twas exhausted. SO as readily 10 be taken
h..s supposed TO have been driven so far in Ian
e severe gale Of that day. This bird
CY ever seen out Of the tropics.-N. y
con be ehmrned in ten minutes bu muffin
POO" fsu Of good rinGear to fou gallon
e@ ~sae tine Of fpouriag i in sse essr..
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

A duel was recently fought at St. Louis, be-
tween Mr.. Skinner and another fl
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09
II Ass6hs sby bridai-bsd TO have d'ek'd."
~eAAiue anA . runeTal.

,.s.Gko ct OF F5OvMeuCc, tudn 'n"' VI "
~. - called to speak. We yesterday an.
.oaec,1 u nasriage Of the sister oi our TREND
ANeeuss lbssss, at his own house, and this DAY
:, wesJ &s death Of his css'mable w'fe-a lady
49, Av Al her acquaintances for her domestic
,,,ass "A other excellent qualities-an event,
:, ve Ara i,ioemed almost coincident with the
,,ar,,,se g. vas in her accustomed health
,sd soirits, dufsg - morning and, after the mar
,;,ss cessmosy, vss engaged in putting up par
81 Of The wsjdise cake for her friends. Feeling
spdasuly III, she went to her bed; and as she
sssssa ~ head upon her pillOw--exPircd! Tho
xo;sc;1gses 10 n touching as the bereavement
tli h dssply fsli by her numerous family and
EsaA How sudden the transition! A cypress
~sssA = her welding garland! Tho theme
S0ksAs muse Of Mrs. Sigourney. N. y.
G. friday.
h1as3 LraRARy.-'Therc is ono private IL
~ - this country, exclusively American
- u would give a splendid Illinois farm to
WssA u copsists, as we are told, Of upward:
Z ssvsoty large TuartO vOls., and all by thu
~ apshor That author came into public life
isiass As was Of lawful age, and has been in pub
le life, with few in,crmissions ever since. lie
has travelled in many countries, ard speaks
m,ny ,aucaa aagcs lie has held high stations a
broad, and tho m,ss exalted Mt home. lie ha:
formed acquaintance with the most illustriou
scholars and statesmen of Europe, for the las
hale cestury-an1 with all the affairs OF men q
hs own country, in his knowledge hc Is the mos
familiar. From the first moment Of his public lite
uati the present time ,hc has kept written recor
{ The events Of each day Of his life and the who'
4 Ais .life and times" now extends, rs n!,o'
slatoned, to moro than seventy huge quar-
wsnes. Nooi we name the author? Non
asaistake tho man. Tns able, the fearless. q!
lssnsd, the eloquent, the dsuntcss JOHN QUIN
CT ADAMS. No other American would hav
performed such labor-no one olse cou
have done it as he k,s dono. What ric
inhesinA,s will that work be for the future hi
toriss, the Politician, the antiquary! We shoU
lits mich to look into it, even now. What
mass of manuscript for 4 single hand, and VIII
variety Of matter! Political AMI philosopl
eal-hissoricaI and graphical-llterature al
dplomacy diaries and cabinet col!
fuies--lecturcs upon rhetoric, and treatises up'
weights and mcasures-ballads, lyrics, and al
nnsuary! What compound! And alas! he
nany poor fellows, dead and living, would fiji
asmsslves netaPhosically .faycd, could thu
s'raa over tho pages Of the se' enty volume
N. Y. Com.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

MISSISSIPPI ELECrIoN.-It is believed that
PRENTICE and WORD, the Wing candidates for Con-
gress are elected by large majority. twill be
recollccted that Messrs. Claiborne and Gholson
were elected special election last summer, for
the extra session, but Congress decided that they
were entitled to their seats during the casuing
session. However. we suppose that Prentice and
Word will claim their membership, and a deci-
i(1qeof Congress will be necessary to decide.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

ITEMS.--A dinner was given on Tuesday,
the 2Sth to Messrs. Bell of Tennessee, and Graves
Of Kentucky at tie Astor House in New York
city, Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Southland and many other
distinguished men were present. The company
assembled at six o'clock P. NJ. and Major Noah.
says they were left speaking at four o'clock next
morning-perfectly happy. Mr.. Webster spoke
nearly two hours. in his happiest strain of elo-
quence and no doubt convinced his audience.
that he is something Of democrat
An express mail carrier was killed on the "a Nov.
by being thrown from his horse near Phadel-
phia. 1t is also reported that of the carriers
between this place and Indianapolis was killed a
few days since, by the falling Of his horse.
The Missouri State Bonds, upon which Benton. !.
Missouri State Bank is founded, it is said, can
not find market
Mr.. Stein is employed by the Secretary Of wal
to experiment the mouth Of the Mississippi
He proposes to deepen the channel by increasing
the velocity Of the current. 1t 10 computed hal
a million ofdollar. will be The cost
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09
HATS! HATS! CAPS! &C.

nor SALE.-The Subscribers have a COPIES
II COLORlNt: KETTLE, and LEAD PLANKING
kETTI.E, which they will sell reasonable terms.
SIiEARON & SUFFRINS.
Richmond, Dec. 9, 1887. 4su
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1837-12-09

4VOUuCCe
ME undersigned having Adminis-
tation the estate of Ssephsu G. Hunt decd. late
Of Wayne county Indiana reqo.ss persons indebted
said make immediate and all those hav
claim. agains, the them legally aotsn
tcated for settlement wiin this date Tbs
solvent. SMITH HUNT,
CHARLES HUNT,
Dec. 5,r, 1887. (4e :3t) .7dninisfraGors