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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

FLORIDA Official reports 70 9Th June have been
received from Tampa Bay These reports state that
on the night Of the I'd instant the Mcausaukies about
two hundred in number, surrounded the camp Of Mi
canopy, Jumper and Cloud and forced them away.
The orders from Sam Jones and 0ceola were not to
modest any white man. Micanopy refused TO go,
saying that he had signed treaty and should hold
10 IT, He was answered that If he did not go his
blood would bespt His reply was to kill him there,
and TO do II quickly. They, however forced HIM on
ms horse and carried him off Jumper having sold
all his horses they forced him to walk The sincerity
of Micanopy and Jumper cannot be doubted. Cloud,
however, was awaysa traitor, and was the only one
who had been warned what was to take place
General Jesup states that the scheme of emigra-
ton has entirely failed and that he shall Immediately
discharge the vessels which had been employed to
carry the Indians of. He does not anticipate re-
newal Of hostltes. Measures have been taken to
place the troops in positions 50 as to cover the
uy.-Giobe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
CARD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLY.
N MEN-LADY MONTAGTE'S COMPOUND Gil

NESE SOAP prepared from beautiful cxotcs, and
ed perfectly innocent IL completely eradcates TAM frecke
pinpes rednes and all cufaDeous eruptons; gradually
realizes clear kin transforms the saow
pexons radiant whteness, mparng To il beautiful iuve
nile bloom.
Gentlemen shaving, will find alay the irritabity and
snaring pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For sale wholesale retail, by A. Underl 10 Beekman
of wam DIR. Hart, corner OF Broadway anl
Cbaubers street. Price so per cake mA5-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

pRUssIA TOOTH CEMENT-ror slung hollow
Il and carous teeth, for sale by 7 Tt-. 'ls.I.I n
jeh DR. LEWIS FkUcHTwANGER, Coor,iandts St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
DAPEn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STAMME Rs

beg leace specially call attention Of their friends
and the public generally, the and elegant assortment
goods Just received and opening their No 800
Pearl street. between Frankfort and Hague streets Consul
and dealers viii find at their establishment no
where else be with in addition their new stock
of goods.
Stanners of the above firm, generally known by the
appeaon OF the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who il
needless u say 10 any but Strangers stands nnrvaed
Of paper hanging, both for despatch will at
tend N person as far sspraccabe to all the work which shall
Ice entrusted to his my3l-sus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
cL1THiSS AER e s as

way and Leonard sThis establishment removed 10
the new and spacious store $50 Broadway ST.
where may be found choice cloths
yestings French German and Irish linens musins drings
nc, OF the best quality and approved patterns
Gentlemen have all their articles
made at this establishment in the fashionable
saving OF 25 cent, Cutters Of the highest reputation
and experienced workmen employed Dress Frock
Goats, Pantaloons, Vests &c.
Chdrens clothing of every description order and
kept for sale Particular attention is paid this department
Gehtlemens clothes repaired short notice. Linen
muslin Shirts collars drawers stocks &C., for sale made
order.
Families can be provided with at their
houses by applying as above
This establishment designed employmeDt 10 in
duous Females OF this city, by whom the greatest par the
work performed Those who patronize will aid
tant public charity and the time their work done
on reasonable terms and in the best
the liberal patronage already bestowed by generous public
Is respectiuLy solicited my20aw6wis
QEMOVAL.-C. SHEPARD respectfully informs his
~ friends and patrons that he has his Book S,a
uonary and Fascy Goods Store Broadway to 262
Broadway second door above Warren Guy
Hall)
He has made oreceving all new publications
at the earliest date He will greatly enlarge his Stock he
promises 10 keep constantly hand Variety and
choice collection of Classical Scientific School and Miscea-
necus Works as can be found in the city.
He Will always be ready to supply his with the
finest quality Of English and American Stationery among
English letter aud note paper sealing wax
eel and quill pens penknves, wallets gold pencils
Newmans, Reeves and Osborns coors engravings oil
paHtings, &c.
He will also keep hand very extensive assortment Of
Children's Books.
New York, May l, 1887. my6u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
NESM AoHK LIFs INsURANCE AND


with this Company on their lives, te lives Others
and either Tor the whole duration Of fe for limited
3D. The payments of premium may be either annually
or In a gross sum =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
TREAsunv DEPARTMENT, May &c, 1885,

To the President OF THE UNITED STATES;
SIR: In consequence of the recent suspension Of
specie payments by most Of the banks in which the
dlsbsrsng officers Of the Government made their de-
posites Of public money the undersigned has deemed
Il proper take the opinion Of the Attorney General
on the effect of that measure upon those depostes
and in consequence thereof 10 submit the following
recommendations TO the President:
lst That all those officers be Instructed by the
several departments TO which they belong TO make
their subsequent dcposltes in those banks only which
pay specie If such conveniently be resorted TO
for that purpose.
I'd. That in the event of there being none SUCH
they are TO be instructed TO depose in those banks
which are willing to give and do give, such written
obligations as the nearest District Attorney of the
United States may deem sufficient and safe 70 Sc
cure the return Of the deposites punctually when
wanted, in such kind Of money as was placed IN
said banks and
Sd That the existing deposites Of those officers,
wherever not now in such banks and not soon ex-
pended, be Withdrawn, and placed within them as
lar asPracticable. Respectfully Submitted,
LEVI WOODBURY., Sccrefury of the Treasury.
Approved: n. VAN BunES, President.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
CIBBINS a. MAES. LATE OLIV EflS FASHION
NJ BILE HAIR CUTTING ROOMS. No so Nassau stree


In announcing the public generally they beg say
that they have always superior ot French
mery SOAPS Brushes &c Of the frst manufacture Likewise,
Gibbinss Raypootara Indian Cream, for preserving the
growth Of Hair and removing the danru that i well
known 10 be the destroyer Off Human Hair The use
Of the fine comb injurious, IL produces inflammation
the head which causes greater accumulation Also
Toupees scalp &c. of the newest manufacture every
Is 10 deceive the closest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

binary rich and delicious article is manufactured and for
sale wholesale and retail at No ISL William street by APP
ponment AT 32l Broadway and other place in this city
u Is fact well kown that Vanilla is generally used in
ing ice crea here, them Ice cream ia In its best and
fo lin all except the ce) but unlike its prototype Improves
by age The public in general and especially those having
sweet tooth, respectfully invited call GRATIS
No Isl William st. is between Fulton and John mys-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
Wlh,E,s ICE CREAM GARDEN, AND

% Beecker streetJ W. having fitted up the premises 255
Beecker street. second block north Carmne
and expense in furnishing the Garden neat
bowers and from his whole life having been devoted 10
the Confectionery business, prepared up every
Gle in the line in the best possible style
~ B. Parties giving orders rely upon his best exertons
please and trusts they shall not be disappointed Ice
carefully prepared and part the city. e8-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

.1zs1R~nsss4- DENCE-The steamboat LEXINGTON
Captain Vanderbilt will leave from Pier No ~ r. foot az
Morris st, on Friday afternoon, June p AT O'Clock.
Passengers for Boston will he forw
immediately on the arrival Of the LEXINGTON
- Freight for Boston forwarded without delay
For further information inquire on board, or OF
d. b. ALLEN, 1862 South Il.
~ h. All persons forbid trusting any account OF
the above boat ieca
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

Money VIII be received IN deposit by the Company held
In trust, which interest will be allowed follows
Upon any sum over Slnn. irredeemable for 1 year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
RROwN q CO.'S oNE PRICE Hat

WNOWN q WIS VNE
STORE.--The subscribers, since U
Aained At furnishing the public with I
stantial HAT ~ the most graceful form, nj
price ri 81 They can NOW say that theiI
crowned Will triumphant success The
Nv them during the last three months. sur
f,nish any heretofore offered, and stand I
those Of higher prices, worn hy the fashiona
natrons they would ssy---the quality. a. far
Ionn-the price moderate and fired-the
the sales for cash. ia Chatham square, G,
myle-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

- Courtandt street beg 10 inform the trade that they mve
Hrcmovedrom No. Courtandt the above large
and elegant where they have hand snd
SANITY receiving fresh supplies Of Haers Plush and Trim
mingS
Also, fancy coored Pushes for ladies' bonnets which they
will sell on accommodating terur.
Hats Cans Stocks and Stock Frames at Wholesale si9y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03

These are now Of the utmost importance. lndi-
ana IS most decidedly Wing, and the delegation
will be changed in part, if not in ALL Mississippi,
sacrificed she has been by the policy of the gov
eminent carnot I've very Van Blren,sh-nor can
Alabama and North Carolina. A great fort will
be made in Tennessee GUST Bell and Peyton but
late events have no, been calculated to add TO the
strength Of the Van Buren, party. Kentucky will
do her duty. Maryland appreciates the crisis.
Rhode Island even may turn the scale. Ii then the
coming elections result may be calmly antic,-
pated, and even giving Van Buren, nominal ma
jotv, yet there is hardly the least doubt that Con-
gress assembling in the temper it must, will put a
most effsctual veto upon all experiments upon the
currency, and bring back the country to the condi-
ton IN which the experiment found it. John Bell
stands surer chance OF being the next Speaker OF
the House Of Repro sentatives, than Mr. Polk.
The following list comprises all the States
in which members of Congress are yet TO be
chosen. The election in all these will take
place either within or prior to the first Of Au-
gust. with the exception Of Maryland, and
i, fs MiGhigan. in the former of which
Rhode Island, Tennessee,
Maryland, Indiana.
North Carolina, Kentucky,
Alabama, Michigan. Mississippi,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03
Iron the Memphis CTenn-) Enqui.er.l

DUkL.- II il with painful feelings that We an
nounce the fatal Of duel between two
Of our c.sizens, Mr. WIN. r. Ghois on and Mr.. Al
bert Jackson, on Monday Morning last, on the Ar
karsas shore otthe Mississippi The original cause
Of this lamentable result of trit1ing na-
,nre-but each feeling himself aggrieved, and IN
willing to make satisfactory Concessions, they cross
ed the river on Monday morning 10 settle the
grievances by killing another. The scene Is
represented as being one of the coolest determine
tlon-onc Of The least excitement among the duel
lists that can perhaps he contemplated. They
stationed thirty feet distance, each holding
his pistol by his side, standing in the natural Pc
son TO fire. "Are yon ready-hte-one, two
three, four, fve''-were the wor's, during the VI
terauce OF which, they were 10 fire. Each raised
his pisto!-and Il, the word s'three, they fired ST.
muiianeousy -making but one report. Mr.. Jack
son dropped hi. pistol, and gave an involuntary
twiicIl--tile ball OF his adversary having pss-ed
through his body below the hip. Mr.. Gholson re-
manned immo. able in his position, with his eyes
fixed up,n his adversary. for Notwithstanding
towards his irQeoD he advanced three or four pa
ces, with smile on his countehance, his arm pac-
cd aknbO, fivorite positiOn.) when he fell dead
10 his surgeons arms, without speaking-his antag
onis's ball having passed through his heart.
Nj. jackson Is not considered in danger, al
though had the bail struck one half inch the
spine, IT would have terminated fatally. The par
ties retired, satisfied that all had ended 'mOsf HON.
to the rules 1f genteei mnr
der. A gentleman present at the unfortunate
meeting. and who has witnessed many similar ones.
remarked that surpassed all description for brave
iry-each determined ard satisfied that he should
kill his aniagonis;-bot!, having declared that they
should strike, the exactly where he dld-ihe
other within one half OF an inch.
We have given the PARTICULARS, not because the
l,orroru detail is pleasant to US, to crafty pub
lie cuIiosiy--hut to correct a thousand mis-
statements which We found pervadng a mournful
public.
A general gloom fills cur community, though no
measures taken to prevent the catastrophe.
We doub, the expediency Of such course
having been taken. Balls nor bonds would
have healed the anmosies ranking in such DO
SONS. a stree, rencountcr would have undoubted-
" been the result, in which probably would have
fallen several the friends Of each party.
Mr.. Gholspn WAS our friend. From one Of the
first families in Virginia. nherting too deeply that
tenacious love nf honor susceptible Of injury, and
willing to give honorable redress others, he has
n.Ilcn n the prime Of manhood, victim of huma"
never knew than vs''ftaAs!s -fsed honorable
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03

REMARkS.-1'he political character Of the
whole Georgia delegation il doubtful. There is a
strong infusion If political independence in the
Van Buren, part Of the Virginia delegation, Bould-
in, Patton, Garland and Others, collar men,
as they are called. The Illinois, Missouri and
Michigan forces, are mos. decidedly anii-Treasury
Circular. Indeed. Nj. Van Buren has troops
now who will stand all fire, but the New York aud
New Engand cavalcade.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03

An Affecting APPEAL.-Tbe flow'n2 affect
log appeal, extracted from letter addressed to
. Distinguished sdvocate Of Atheism, Mr.. kncel-
aad,l whose locks whIiened witt, age:
~ cannot believe that a mind like yours can
walk abroad in this beautiful world, beneath It's
glorious canopy Of light and not feel, and sometimes
lsemble II those evidences Of an almighty beng Il
sgeney, that fame from tho sun. sparkle IN the
stsn, echo in tho thunder, breathe in the winds,
mumus in tho waters, exhale from the f"~ers, and
wssble from the groves. And am sure that some
times 10 the hours If depression and sorrow you'
desolase spirit signs for brighter hopes and surer
foundations than any on which yo" can now rePose.
You ere beginning to take the downward path Of
Lite; tho hey-dsy Of youth nnd enterprise is past
YOU have tasted all that this world has to g'se;-
death tas seain and again invaded Your domestic
circle, and every year as age approaches one star
after another will drop from your sky.
To tho christian, surrounded by sharers Of this
hope. these loved and parting lights Ct life glide a
y - wsie - essisal IN -pu1ek spher:; to you
Ano - ouch ye.., ys..ss passii,5s VSSsSSsssss.v
comes moro desolate and dim, no glimmcr Of hope
arises to cheer, bu, all around darkness, silence
and interminable gloom.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03

As the new Congress. IS already summoned. and
is to act upon matters Of the utmost importance 10
the people, the follow ing table, prepared with some
care, bu, probably not free from errors, will with
out alt interest all our readers:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03
'ntHafeuA
the SI1teUfTrTTy2s
Rhode Island,
Maryland,
North CarOlin;
Alabama,

| n DRUNKEN NAN HANGED BY M!srAKE.-We
learn from the New Hampshire Statesman.
that on Friday the 9Th inst. the neighbors of
Samuel Carr, of Antrim, N. III. were called
by an alarm of distress to his house. Two
OF them, very respectable gentlemen, entered
his house. and found Carr beating his wife
with chair. which he had nearly shattered
TO atoms upon her person. They immedi-
atc!y secured the iawless and cruel monster.
tied his hands, and in order to secure him in
custody. they fastened a rope about his neck
and secured 1t TO some immovable object and
went ID pursuit of the municipal officers
OF the town. Carr was left alone in Il room.
where they found him on their return Il corpse!
He had fallen down in such a manner, being
drunk. as to produce strangula,ion. No
blame is attached 10 his neCh5ors by those
acquainted with the circumstances.
Old ANTHONT. who was EMPLOYED in. and
who robbed the Post Office in this CITY. some
three months ago, was brought to trial at
the late sitting o! the United States Court in
Columbus. plead guilty, and was sentenced
to the feni,eniiary for ten years. 1t is truly
sald,-the ways Of the transgressor arc hard:
this man has neither wife nor child, and was
receiving good salary, but the temptation
to evil was too strong for his honesty, fine
ever had any, which is doubtful, for it would
scarcely have deserted him at three score
and he now, in all probability, viii end his
days in a prison. In his native land, The is
an Englishman.) or any other country, but
this, for the same offence, he would have en-
ded them upon a scaffold.--Cin. Post.
WORTHY TO RE RExEMBERED-As Thomas H |
Benton IS the greatest patriot of the present
day, in the opinion of many worthy people,
1t should be kept in remembrance that he re-
ceived pay a: the rate Of eight dollars for ev-
twenty miles between Washington city and
St. Louis. there and back again, by the mean
der'ng route of the Ohio and Mississippi. for
a constructive journey performed on this route,
on the night between the third and fourth Of
March, 1887, the Congress having expired
On the third. and the Senate having been con-
vened again on the fourth. to advise and con-
sent to the new Presidents cabinet nominal
field Ohio Pioneer.
The Nashville Republican considers the
election Of a son of the late David Crockett.
20 seat IN Congress, for the district former-ie
y represented by the father, as certain-Ad.,
I'm Huntsman having yielded to him the field !.
q order to allow the people, in that manner, !.
o express their undivided sympathy for the
;o!onei's fate. We wish he son NAV DOS q
ess the hrmaess and honesty of the sire =
Without his eccentricity.-B. ip
Notwithstanding the serd times.n sorpeboA in
IPSWICH advertises for . wife, and thus descebes :.
er;."She must be . smart, likely, active, aeaeeI,
ood-dlsposed white GALL, from sixteen 10 hstv Ia
nd be wouldn't refuse . likely yooos w1Dpxr viihlo
ne sCx and 90 DAA5xn" n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03

EDITORIAL CoNvES1I'N "A m,Jority Of the edi.
ioal fraternity OF this State, met in Cony cn,on.
IT Indianapolis on Monday last. We were agree.
af disappointed in meeting SO many Of our bre,h.
re of the tripod and we,e highly pleased with The
uanm',y Of feeling tina, pervaded the members u
,h convention. The proceedings will be g,vea
incur next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03

Observation-Disclosures. :. ,e..-

o. We expec, that ne shall be compelled to de-
BY he publication Of our next sheet fos lev DAYS
Hyad our regular day Of publication. The labour
Il peking up our old establishment. casing OUT
type and putting up the new press is Considerable;
therefore. will ask friends not to expec, an.
o,he number Of the Palladium until they see it.
OF We have received note from the Postmas.
ter knigh's'o~n, directing TO stop paper
sen TO subscriber a, that place. Tia, sutscrbes
is orned that il Is contrary 10 our rules stop
lthPaper ofso good a man as he is until the cab
seP,ion is paid.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03

SINGULAR ACCIDENT IN CHNA.-A compa-
ny Of actors were few days since engaged
by the people of Il village Of the name OF
howkOng.-Atter the temporary theatre had
been erected, and every thing was ready for
the play to begin, when striking up the m,,-
sic the great drum burst. which accident be.
ing considered an unlucky omen, the &C tors
refused to perform; bat the people would not
be thus deprived of their amusement and
with threats and clamor compelled the actors
to proceed. During the performance some
fire works We're let oil. and the bamboo shed
IN which the sinC-song was. took fire. The
spectators, too eager To- save themselves rush
ed out over Il narrow bridge constructed for
the occasion to lead TO the theatre, built over
i river, which gave way under the too great
pressure and all those ct the time upon it
were prccipitated into the water,and upwards
of l 90 women and so men drowned. OF the
actors none lost their iives.-Canton Press.
October p.
ORIcrN OF DISEASE tell you honestly
what think is the cause Of the complicated
maladies of the human frame: it is their COR
mandizinS, and stutfing, and stimulating those
organs (the digestive) to excess; thereby pro-
ducing nervous disorder and irritation. The
state of their minds is another grand cause
tiIc huSetiu.. OiSf>OuteuttnG vOurSe1I ABOUT
that which cant be helped; passions Of all
kinds. malignant passions, and worldly cares
pressing upon the mind, disturb the cerebral
action, and do great deal of harm.-Aber-
nethy.
SHOE BLAcK,Nc.-Perhaps the best black
ing IN the world is elderberries.-Mash the
berries with your hand in large kettle Of
water, set them in the shade few DAYS, fill
ing it up with water After it is cool. strain
and wiring them through a coarse cloth, and
then boil it down to the thickness Of molasses.
Put a small quantity with a feather on a
brush, rub the shoe till there is fine gloss.
Ihe sams will make good writing ink.-C.
DANDr CLAsaF1Ep.-A late Author thus
classl6es m aninal called a dandy.-mon-I
key. bps, da.dy. man. /
1ta41hs sssasinsl1s - sss Mexico duri.el
- lsss os11h sves 4e - p&AVl n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-03

III - - 9mNG.-1s win be remembered that extraosdi-
0neissoeM eased months since, in the most
:iseles, By the marriage of lady, equally
U1U0eo6 her wealth, beauty and accomplishment, 70
yo bsancb Of family lussriOVs for lis talent
- oskabjs s other possessions. Upon tbs DIS
esoy sfbs manage the father of the lady, variety Of
prompted the demand Of tina, kind Of sassfae-
- WIKI exchange of pistol balls supposed
neass msssags delivered from friend Of she obdu-
oa6 Indignant parent distinguished policeman, the
Aaad - Of the lies whose honor supposed 20
- ipoeased BY the ''meenz took place,
hoppy without seriov consequence considerable time
seossd before reconciliation took place and that e"cl'
Woa, believe, the result Of accident.
ssag BEEN the rsignins favorits
IN circles, and is raby Introduced
4dal ~ add but ihs that it is bu:
Ing favoeiss with ts Q1csn of British Song (Mfs WOOD
Of its universal popularity viii be dscoT-
esed
sssE TBISE took the ballad and casing his
eve over poetry, became much affected, that his
maze osdsred, and Inc returned homs that night lester
q (osgivsness forw arded to his daugassr.
She is thine, the word is spokeh
Hand IN hand and hear, 20 heart,
Though ali other lies be broken,
Time sbase bonds shall part,
Thou hast take, her in gahness
Frrn the affairs holy shrine;
On! remember her n sadi-
She 10 thine and only tbia,.
In 20 fair . temple
Aught Of i'll can hope comc,
Good will strive, and stri, ing, ever
Make pure a shrine its hons;
Each others love possessing,
Say that should cloud that brow,
Che win be 20 tlise blessing,
And Q shield 70 her be thou.
L4ouion Morning Post.