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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

for Finley, voted at Richmond last election; c.
examined, says he cannot tell his ago, u ~
years old, never has becn natussiiscd, sa0
wanted to vote for Finley, was tod that fAee
name was on the ticket, docs not know That =
Iev's name was on the ticket.
William Mccall sworn, &C., says - lisas
this county, came in 1879, came from o. g
not tell hcw old he Is, has never sesa & - -
can't say he is 81 years Of eye, went - o.
marry. came TO Richmond I'D April 1AGt, Ggeol
Clinton county, Ohio, during the last vissss,
vote at the Aug election at Richossd, 49,
entry that he was born l6th APsa, 1910, -
what his father and mother have told him, =
81, went to Ohio 10Th day a June, l090, -
with his wife there, voted for Finley; ess1A
amined. did not leave 70 abandon his fea11
here. vent On 4 visit when he 6fst lea Rsc1
expected to be zone about . month, ssturose
April never abandoned bis inteatiss - -
here, residence in Ohio Temporary, 6us1
vanis hat the record Of his age was ~ eaUu
never have heard his parents say II - -
,l6. does not recoliect himself, Il 0n1iag -
try thought it was correct, foua1 eoeevs
vas error by coovening with hi 61A0 -
him he was not % Cd, voted in C5oso g
year, 1t Richmood he was asked - qoa
bout voting.
b. Harp sworn, &c, says - lives = -
has lived here 3 Or o 0ooths, eo0o -
CO., Ohio, - years Cd lasa mascA 6sD -
father has tod him, voted u RiehaA 49,
Finley; eros ex.miasa, ays eans Osso
sincs, never been hsse bsf6ss, - ssa1see
. ltd, thiaks Ne. Pialey's 49, vnDo
ct - voted, Il was writssa as1 hnoose
thiahs BE voted the same, sever w0 g
The state or county till six o. s'gaA 0'eu
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

Twenty-seven Sioux Indians, nine Of them
chiefs, arrived here yesterday on their way TO
Washington city. We have no Precise informa-
ton as to the object Of their journey. We cdvise
the administration to keep IN eye a. them They
are all well armed and equipped; and, they
were to take their position IN large woods N
the neiehborboodof Washingsoa and oo@neoee
hostilities, the United States army might have
their hands full during the next three yeas
(Losiseiue yosrnal.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

gray 1OCkS. ana waved MS n1nuS IOf tnen 10 re-
tire. Suddenly wbar-whoop was heard in the
distance, and the warriors sprang to their feet
The clamor grew nearer, and on the brow of a
bare rock to the south. appeared clan of the ter
rible Hurons, who had SO long been the terror of
the Delawares. Yaratilda seized a Ratchet and
severed the bonds of Ou-ne-wa-kah. But the
enemy had advanced too rapid for him TO conceal
her. The contest was long and bloody-the Del
awares was defeated and put to flight, and the
same fierce Huron who had twice been wounded
by the hand Of the young Pequot, now secured
his prize and bore off the trembling girl IN tri-
umph. Ou-ne-wa-kah, secreted himself in deep
thicket, where he remained until their departure.
When all was quiet, he cautiously accommodated
the battle ground, where lay many a brave Della
anga-
Near the margin Of the Vinnakee, at the ter
mination Of . ravine, lay the mutilated body Of
an Indian wizard, with his wand, his mantle and
his girdle. Ou-ne-wa-kah Immediately conceiv-
ed a bold design, and resolved to enter the camp
Of the Hurons in the character Of a wizard, in
search Of Yaratilda. He crossed the river and
followed up the deep ravine that indents the
mountain for about three miles, when he asceT-
tanned by their trail that they had turned to the
northward. Just at evening, Is be attained the
summit Of . high Hill, he observed their fires
lighted in the valley below. Wrapping his man.
tie close around him 10 conceal his character, he
approached the fires Of the bloody chief making
every uncouth gesticulation which thooe Of bis
aAoPtsa profession perform. He was received
swimnhss b Indian the FAN Kill. a stream
shas vegh ss norshern part Of the village Of Pou
kesp1s-
The herald., 1837-05-08

WoNDERruL MEMoRY.-A feat unparalleled in the an
nails OF chess playing has just been accomplished by
that Napoleon of the chess board Nj. de Labourdon-
nals who some time since beat the celebrated player
NJ de Jouy with his back turned to the board In the
match to which We now allude he has beaten two
well known and excellent players, NJ Bonfl and NJ
Lecrlvain, who played their games at the same time
on two different boards. Mr.. de Labourdonnais keep
ing his back turned them during the whole of the
play, and directing his moves merely from memory
and calculation. The billiard room in which the games
were played at the Chess Club Reu de Manars was
crowded 10 excess and nothing could exceed the en-
thusasm of the spectators when NJ de Labourdennals
gave his check-male The games finished in an
hour and half. What seems most extraordinary is
that NJ. de Llbourdonnais did not require the by
ISLANDERS 10 preserve strict silence and that his
tenon and calculations appeared by no means dis
turbed by the noise around him.
The herald., 1837-05-08
TO TIRE FASHIONABLE,

NAV FAsHIUNABIB HAT E>TABIIS fIMENT
IL blhD late foreman TO- and Eany years wth Leary Z
Co after the most successful all OF hs
business having established Ainse the now offers to IN,
friends at his sales No 10 Nassau Pine
seadid assortment OF hats variety Of medium
70 me paIn whch - style o mo maternal and finish sha be
founf unnvale. He d1ecfn.
his whole that pge style poating "a ar
ea tins qlay as well Tor economy and elegance ability
deems obvious advantage the public efforts
purpose instead of variety Earring no
rival IN the de- artmento he wng entrst hsef in
competition with establishment I'd. th, -
III has made for the London Paris fassn.
with OF the best houses those cries and
frs IN tae market with the standard established by forn
BIRD. l3 Nassnu corncy .f p,ga
The herald., 1837-05-08

IMpERTIsEST lNTERrsRENcE.-"I never before no.
tced this cruel temper of yours, Edward said Sophia
Willard 10 the youth who sat beside her on the
sward.
81 am not crael," said Edward.
"Then there is s)me strange cause for your anti
pathy to that rooster" said shes 81 have seen yon
parsue that poor animal, and drive il from the prem-
ses more than once"
81 cannot endure 10 hear him crow I will not suf
fer his clamor,' said Edward mpatienty"
"Why not, Edward 2 desire explanaiio
"It matters not" said he 81 have reason"
"Then insist on knowing the reason"
"Do you Sophia" said he" well then | must tell
you. Although our acquaintance has been of short
standing, yet dreamed, the other morning that we
sat very close 10 each other-I thought that my arm
encirclcd your waist, and yours around my neck
thought that-nay, hear me out-I thought that your
rosy lips were prcsentcd for kiss and that remb-
ling with transport about mprlnting seal Of af
feccn upon them. My lips were within an inch of
yours-l had already inhaled your balmy breath. NY
pulse hrobbed violently our lips camein contact
no, they did not quite touch for that very instant
ron pestlieross rooster up scream directly under
my window. | awoke, and the illusion vanished
lost boon more h,ghly priced than the dladem of
prince. Now how do you think can ever forgive that
meddlng roosterw
Sophia raised her half shut violet eyes 10 tho fat.
tering youth, and extended her small white hand in
token of her forgiveness. That hand was not re-
linqushed until Edward had gained a solemn pro-
mise that il should be his own.-Boston Pearl.
The herald., 1837-05-08

went to the woods and without any assistance elled
the timber, and cut and hauled home IN one day five
two horse loads of wood besides doing her usual night
work, of feeding and fodering the stock, &C. The
alteration sof heat and chill, caused by the exercise of
loading the wood, and riding home epon the same with
wei feet, caused the disease which finally ended the
labors of Farmer Quick
The herald., 1837-05-08
JOSEPH SPENCER


The valuable remedy the side back
and soaa h. debility A back aud oins, the eject
% fr eores aud dsiocaton Of boles offer the pub
hc Dr SwsetOt Franklin, Conn long
setting willing 70 meet The wishes OF his friends asJ
thousands suffering Tem aud weaknesses
selves oi rcmed aud diminish tho s OF
ranged With Mr. u, O. Baxter of London Conn 10 manu-.
iacdr s Seng acng save and ply cyery cy and town
~ ,e United - tes without signature
vi H. 9 BAXTER Agent AMI joint Pr pnstor
Messri Pratt a. Ray, druggists Maiden Lane, whoesa
Agents Tor city Of New YORK, Tor sale by "a
spectacle Srhgsss Price % roll. u3i, sn
The herald., 1837-05-08

JOSH" says stumpy bullet headed black to a
molasses dipped companion on crossing the draw
brdg JOSH pay me dat dare flip vat you borrowe
o me-" Celia mighty-vat you mean TO ma
for money these times, don't ye sec all de marchen
breaking, hew can you spec me TO pay Use spendn
payment too.
The herald., 1837-05-08
Paper Hunglnas.
M NJ GnV'R ~ GIsA M NJ II II G

n-Bey leave cc,iu, he of
anihe public generally TO their sEd assortment 81
goods rst received AID opening
sect between Ffankiot and Hague streets ana
dealers VIII Ind M ths Ell advantages where es
To be met wh on cr If goods sir,r
nsrs ~ the above firm generally by the app~ ap
~ The IHIee FiageJ Paper Hanger who needless 10
say but strangers stands unna ell III Paper hang
ing bot sr neaness aud despatch
practicable = all III whcn shall be to his cae
The herald., 1837-05-08

REMARKABLE WomAS-The following bopraphcal
notice OF enc of the most remarkable women of the
present age, is from the Pelvidere IN J) Apollo This
extraordinary ladys name Elizabeth Quick but
was for many years better known by the masculine
subriquet Of Farmer Quick and vsry quick dapper
farmer she must have been. Some % 80 years ago
her husband died, leaving her with three yosng chill
dren (daugAers) and the farm chiefly unpad!for. Ac
cordinp TO her account Of the matter lately gwen
10 neighbor, she thus reasoned with herself, in re.
gard 10 her situation and prospects Wholly mex
penenccd in those calculations usually familiar to
about the expenses and proceeds Of land tlloge she
determined Notwithstanding her and the disad-
vantages Of constitution at that time feeble that
rather than adventure hiring extra help, sho would
work the farm herself She said she believed, that
the difference IN the employment Of woman, rose
rather from the arbitrary usages of society, than from
any physical difference Of constitution. Subsequent
experience seemed to confirm her in this opinion; for,
she proceeded in her door labors her health be.
came better established and was accompanied with
strength proportoned to the task The result of these
labors was, that she paid for the homestead. built
new house, and enlarged her establishment, every way
and quite recently bought another farm, having con-
siderably means of disposal, than were required
10 pay for l. About two months since, Mrs. Quick
The herald., 1837-05-08
Paper DoN Bazaar.
q - % II q T. ISCH n n

NO. III FULTON STREET, TIMES pooas raom NASSAU.
plain 3 raney Psc AM as sss foss " hsnd m %
A. Dry GOOD. pI s,es w. '2I'oSins Iess lines pfs.,ae-s
Jsss. Js,sss. collar. Go:.m :Hr. c@. Buttons. Buttons.
coffee ee wheat, &e Mas ''gn's, F,. H. sangs', M ,,r
GSs %Sr a R N M P sasa sss e II rPa mat, .a
we'd and pop VIII at q Ss ssRs ers ss'Ss .
Merchant. .cSs 90 oe% tore. @ s'i, ssn ~ ns .aSr
g sos s@T sas ,a ,s. to- o.s .s exactly hnr u.
Cousiy nereLsn VII lind accommodation in regard o
Of asca, shortest necc '"''S ''e'' 70 al pa'''
ls", 10 the 1se s. as,,s s be ls we Tss VA. ss sSs
vheh he ha. rec wed large quantity fs wholesale ..rs
ssomca Gcr~an pattern. os .anp and ema,s,..
S.g nSsse s oa sls s & s n.I 5 se. and
h1sais ps..ss .ys yt,s,.. r. y y. .y wre before
and customers sr hes inrr paonagc and anweanei
lie % iggm. b., friend. sad he public ha hc ba. hoe,
.s y, No S rcm ' %ca ", Y s' e. fa ss October
M % oe Ss'sr sose5ea ,e he most and nd
nE G9MsFef sso q behalf he
ana ee e renet that bss have taken the store
E wSc Ss p @ sn MI e.a sss sss, mo, 70 ws ~
@ 81 hir .e, s,s y, si o,e rsy w .pea
a. can warranted al .fwh viii nj eo
quality and rnpo,msni 70 those Who are ~ e
ah co,,a. n.i h,se %ea. ,ss o. .r,"r
hey ne san have all ih sIcs # Wearing Appare mass a ihs
val not bc attempted Ever arce of Dre.. vii se .ssAea
Linen Mnsia restfnrs ca.,te,,. CON, sps an varieties
o,. s'e e .,se at ssac clo's either for ccn,enen
None 10, TIE bcs y cate,. viii he employed
encss . ~ Eah,.s The elsewhere. and have cr. ms
The p,ce Of Cutting psn,sIoons, IS cers
Ey~y description of ci.a conr made to order snS aeD,
all he treated ,e ss we,e iires not-a ira, WIN
Ly WI &c & % s , W. sI m = 70 BE- nas
The herald., 1837-05-08
MiLLISERs SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
To THE LADIES
II. VI q * q N.

l2s. Cha rect,
Begs leave u nhs the Lliiss o New and M vc,n;,v
That ne has Just eiscd arrivals the choice i
~ elegart assortment of goods offered IN tins city
Ep"gsn' Pnntsi Mns,ns o. the fros novel designs
ffnted Lawns aud caalis.
OO Dresses at So 2S the Dress of
schoice assortment OF 10 - "
Oase VI the kcul Imperial Blue Bllsk Washing Silks
nr peryard nesei offered ~ tins city under shihngs
Ribbvns in endless variety.
sa,ins. ' ' 500
s6 doz plain and embroidered hosiery f Is Sd o.. air
Russia Diapers and Table Liucts
case Of Gibson celebrated L,sh Linens.
tcartons oi emr sldenes.
Drapcry muslBs together with
sf French calcocs and domestic ren,n
at the lowest pnee asked aEd 20 abatement.
II. MORGAN. 1854 Chatham
The herald., 1837-05-08
Visiting and store Cards

4
ENGRAVED IN A srrERfoR STYLE, AND PRINTED W.T.
THE Utmost SEATSESs.
Persons furnishing their Copper Plates can have th,
pr Hied on the most nps sroycd fashionable card,
THE LATEST FASHIONS RECEIVED,
And anisvoice Enamel ed Car,s espe m yis,
. Cards which tor briancy of polish lee ssco
Merchants and store keepers sntped With Cards ether cop
plate 81 Letter al fcIr hOufs notice caid. ~
Home and Gf Private Parties &c
Specimen To- ani MI nlef.
. VALENTINES
ENGRAVING, PRlN TING, AND FASHIONABLE USrTrN
AND STORE CARD ESfARtI>HMENT
50 J0hn VI u. N
The herald., 1837-05-08

w e.
street. New Gentlemen wishing 10 furnish themselves
with elegant OF Bss 81 woad do well call Mt
Walkers, %, Canal street, where The msy find
81 75 that preferred by gentlemen the pnce
boots they are certainly 10 of the kind
ere ~ hs city They have also splendid assortment OF Ia
and chdren shoes Of all descriptions suitable for
The public respectfully Cd caH Tor them
selves at $50 Canal street the Oldest stand the block
mistake the stee go the door Boots and Shoes
package dozen ai7.lms
The herald., 1837-05-08

s subscfise respectfully inform friend. aud Tho
ing public That they have taken the above esta5bsen,
nndcn Hup asti leihu will npete w,h sny ~ l.
10 me cy = on tie Euop plan, persons can be nc
coumooaen wiih lodgings and meals -
times affords. ~ '"''A'' W Nc" foik at all
The House pleasantly located M et BARCLAY .,,e,, T. A.
m.'en slciiy oi me Hud.on steamboat landing
We Bar supplied with Wines and liquors of Kinds the h,
- ~, : !, ,'n y. ons'aincd. " M. nERRfMAN
mlo-<N 4.
The herald., 1837-05-08
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND

Y TRUST COtfPANY.-Fcrsons cfret
this Company on Their avn vss he o others and ch,
for the whole dura ion le for a hmit.d period Tho nav
ments oil premium may DC either made annually in
The herald., 1837-05-08
FASHIONABLE HATs-

~ seaom DO we see beautiful specimen Fl tie per
~ tat making than one we have Just examined nude
BAGE Coz l5i Broadway There, iade 4. ~
an COED qsaies, which canno but comfort and ,alsac
.on 10 ne weare should they nuc furnish such spen
od ace 70 Their now numerous customers hieh under
stand heir ntsnon) the public and will fully ewar IN
with their most generous patronage. ,.,s on.
The herald., 1837-05-08

1'EnNSPAEENT WASHABLE WINnn1xy
- aIan.S oi various tints, panied IN oil Cnlas 49,
are warranted To stand in all climates =" SO''si Nhch
ne supefior work manship cd IN
L ,uilSto, Coz sun utes but portion If a
when tclf great durability and beautiful appeamnr. aus
ance ! the Al. ericaD s'' "o'h9 uie accept
ne shades are sold, lnnmcd and furnished re,dv f sf
anu ay pc put tp anG taken down with he creates, ~
@ inexperienced hand as but five are oured m % w
~ Is recommended that the mahod of an ,chi,. H.,
10 inc ihcs OF thc wisdow frame b. adopted 'e Siue
fnccs from sS 10 Slseach. Sodby
- re n
The herald., 1837-05-08

- longs fsfks ladies' of var o,s III
peno qay aud warranted wrought for sale hy the manufae
,ue. Tue subscriber ginaly the above .ac aJ
sas nesn sab lshcd asary ys city ard was
the hrs premium fs tc best
by the Amer can Institute their late fair ei ''ous'
Gernan ver Coffin plates engraved nj ono ho,,s ,..
rnccitom sl2, 10 s2each, rayiny included ''e'
~ he prices Of he above articles arc about rs ne, con
cheaper than the cal silver - ~ = po' ecu"
., - WIN. CHANDLEsS, Manufactu,o,
befv a,,cL.
The herald., 1837-05-08

"a ams a FARlLLA Tho highly conren,ya,.5 ran,
II ,N aG,a.Nn sl hOr oF sAtSAPARit LA, prepared ~ lie
,sen ! ~ ~ ~ the Carhona led Sarsaparl Mead re
CDniaeh 81 U, Dottnr' Che2seman, n
an @ - H. q te n d!ca profession rights for wbch y
h.a I'll = iili VAIN IA ddelpha, of c.la.
,' NM AZ ana ior ID principal cites Il the uion al Ile e
pepae sv ~ - - ~ aud oths has Icen induced ia
.ho hoou more conycRic and portable laua linn Nv, ~
'p'l "a ssuo lih thrse times day, vb nal, %
r d he boo a psas ana Isesng beyeag certain pn
9'a IN Dol les ~ 81 tents ~; ore coxen i've IN,
Keep, by ! r s.fI,~r.yy', ~, ~ warranted to
Sola wa,ox g. -, 1T VA al - opposte est GoadI,,y
kp,uf
The herald., 1837-05-08

p Len hs home on he l,h OF April last, hereabous
JAMES LAVERTY boy about "A Of of a
pexon hal on when h. went away cotton roundabout fan
pantoons an round Any ayar information
the subscriber. EDWARD LAyER'rY =
my5 81 255 Madison street
10 BANK OF oTTAwA-Bl.s on tho Bank of Ottawa
Montreal will be fcdeeme at No l2 Broadu at LESTER
The herald., 1837-05-08

III. RHEUMATISM OF standing and of the most oIn
nate knd that has bafed the skill hns bee, on
'nely cured by the OF Dr. RWINS vegcabe p
m
The herald., 1837-05-08
nEPOT FOR WINno4X ~. .Mn .sg,n I.., =. ~

1,, LAS -. ~ Sprncc street near In. Patk WE
. .,ihNIES W bite English G ROW n GI Ass NJ, u, rno,,
FR rNau ~ OF aiszes from by "a by Is lnehes
Shy ~ inehes. '" 'o'o' aha q.aity, Rom Thy t.
n3
The herald., 1837-05-08

tLe cy NOV oT r ~, he sslscriber about leavinx
shee, nea the wamsbufgh Ferry, being first rate stand 10,
,ne be fixtures pocs perurnty razors &c Aiso
Household Furniture, will be sold larsan for cash Eeo, Io
Apply a, above " " Woop~ ~ ,es. ,a,n s,. ,""'
The herald., 1837-05-08
a CARD.

al 4 sANc BcDEN drcspec, their friends
anu me public That they have removed
,se OF Duane and Rose new buildings
o. Gold sion sire.ts, where they be- glad 10
uate such rs dea m their line They hapd nj
aye ana splendid as.omen of every variety
awarded TO them at the Mechanics Fair. wyI.,ws
II. NOTICE re NEW YEAR PARTIEs-J. c. DECKER
WIS e - inform his friends and the pubc that he has nm
Tesh supply oI FIRST OYSTERS and ready 10 seve ,na
fa Sewed Roasted and Picked, the most liberal ,e,na
r.l.n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

opinion OF it elsewhere In financial point OF view these
papers the place for its discussion Its adoption wetter
commerce. but extend the spirit OF speculation al home And
yet Wings and Democrats will be found voting or The OPP
position OF few merchants will be the faint cry OF child
amidst the OF multitude The question then at the next
session will behoo to keep the money handsF
The operations of the city still languishng for
of wholesome exercise In stocks the paradise OF the
broker but little animation prevailed today. United States
bank shares opened i9 and closed 9cah Highest price
paid was ll9 cash.
The Montreal brought fresh orders learn, the pur
chase of shares in this institution be RENTED England in.
stead of specie This for the advance manifested
this day
Mr. Bdde has managed his cards that he has saved his
State charter without the least difficulty On the 18th OF july
he had 100000 dollars of the of the State Institution
He intends redeem specie the balance still in the hands of
the people, fast they presented With regard to the
old notes, there is no compuson for redemption.
The State of Pennsylvania has nothing to do with them
They good shnplasers any of the irredeemabe
OF city banks not better That they will be all
deemed before March, 1888, for moment doubt
II has been raining very heavily all the morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
PHILADELPHIA, 9Th Aug. 1885,

Sir: AS we have no spirited daily journal published
in city, look with much avidity for the arri-
val Of the early line from New York which brings the
Herald Indeed the excitement and eagerness to OBJ
tain it is great, times that they get from Clip
or "levy' instead of three cents-he usual charge
here. The dand prosy editors is getting up and
their jealousy is becoming manifest that should not
be surprised if they petition the legislature Ell
Their TO levy heavy upon your paper forbid ITS
circulation here altogether it has attery nterfered
with their interests materially You will admit it Is
very vexatous observe old-iashoned journals
Poulsons Advertiser and the United States Gazette,
going off heavily at piece, while the little
rascaly loaing Herald from New York, frequently com
mands the value ofone of your shngs in our corpora
ton shin plasters.
The honor and integrity of your State and that of the
State Of Ohio in paying the interest OF their loans in
specie its equivalent has excited our merited adm
ration and raised those stocks high IN financial
timation We locked forward with pride, that
State would either have such an example, or have
followed ujcieus and correct precedent But II is
with shame and grief learn that our glory is whi
thered our good faith FRUSTRATED and our honor tar
nished.
The State Of Penn,y lvana does pay the interest
due its loans in specie or It's equivalent They give
you deprecated bank paper nine per cent below the
value Of specie and thus defraud these persons who
confding in the honor ofthe State, lent it the money.
The transaction is simply this The State borrows
your money upon promise of paying you per cent
interest for the loan. The interest therefore, upon the
sum Of $4,000 for year is $3.50 in specie It's cqu
valen Instead Of receiving the actual amount OF ine
rest due YOU according her pledge she pays you
only S227 so l0oths, fraction IL per cent, in
stead of per cent You can either accept this go
without for you cannot State You depend
upon her honor and Pennsylvania " is an honorable
State"
/ send you these remarks, Mr.. Bennett, because
consider that you possess the best financial knowledge
in our country, with the exception of Mr.. Bddle who
canno, interfere this business would not suit the
interests of the Bank be variance with the State
Legislature.
III YOU can rectify this matter we shall endeavor get
statue erected your memory by and by, in our Ex
change