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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-22
JOHN HENDERSON.

JUHN HENDENSON.
This gentlemen, " no is candidate fol
the United States Senate, addressed /.
large portion Of The People Of ,hiscoun
~ on Monday last, at the Court House
IN tins place. II was the FIRST day OF thu
fan term Of our Circoit Court, and The
People from all parts al The county we're
here, and judging from their counienan.
ces. they were well pleased with his ad
dress We do moi recolect 10 have
Iheards more temperate, manly and in.
dependent syewal Of sentiments from any
mao, on any occasion whatever, and we
doubt not they are those Of an overwhel.
ming majority Of the People OF Jliississ
ipp,. lie most eloqueatly and ably re-
PEELED The charge Of Federalism, aitemp.
ted to be cast upon him by few OF The
most debased and reckless loco foco ed
tors IN this State. His opinion in favor Of
"a National Bank was unresergedly given;
and his opposition 10 the SUBJ Treasury
was.as strongly supported by clear. logi.
cal and convincing argument. as we have
heard for many day, His defence Of
the principles Of State rights, was one
OF the boIdest and most beautifol fights
OF o'atory. combined with irresistible
reasoning, that we ever heard MANY
Of our most intelligent old farmers pro.
nounce il the ahlssf speech fhap haze
heard for long time, and ira any u them
who take no part IN politics. except 10
vote, have expressed tl,emstl Ives entirely
pleased with the-sentimen,s adsanced by
Mr. Henderson.
The Natchez Free Trader, on the A.
tbori'y Of tie Boston correspondent Of
the Southern Star, says, they wings Of
bostan are about to send cut number OF
hshting orators 10 this State, to assist Mr..
PIentifs TO transfer The State Of Mississ
'pp' % the support Of Nh. Clay or Mr..
Webster for The presidency; and he fur.
tber says that the letter is ssbelieved TO
De from the pen Of distinguished citi.
zen o. this State, who was a spectator al
the Webster dinner, and who heard Inc
plan Of the campaign from certain lead
ing Federalist OF Boston," Now We 4,
moi believe that there is single man ii
the State Of Mississippi. who has one
'grsin'o' good sense. OF PAL ticle Of com.
mon honesty, but will .: once saw tha
fne author Of this letter has told tia
which no mao Of sense will for one mo
msn' give credence to. Was this "distin
guished citizen" acting 10 Tie capscjt,
OF aspy! or how did 'sleadiog FEEDER
'alst Ct Boston. come 10 ten him Of N,
'pIsn'of The campaign" There is Or,
o. two things that is quite clear. E,,be
''hat This distinguished cltizen'' was , =
ing IN the desested and detestabla "a !
se'er OF spy upona party Of gen,lemc,
wn' are opposed 10 him 10 pcl;sies 49,
has told that 10 which The ruth -;
no bear him out. For no sensible = y
even though be be ! "Federalisr" i =,
ing 70 Tell an open enemy Of The NH
81 campaign which lie Intends 10 M,
sue. i's'Ro GO, sir. II is no, believed.
9. A. B,adfor Esq. declines be;o,
candidate for State Treasurer,
The fellow La, iecl.--''scsiAeyn Str
Ths''s.s missshr; bu. we are p,e,,
near oSe; sav suesiss, p.;gbbor, q, su,
.risllis.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-22

At the residence of her sor-in.law, on Tues
day the 18th ut, after long and painful lines,
Mrs. MAacAnr-f a rrouN, aged 81 years.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-22

What n0rs beautiful han innocence?
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-22

y. 4. B'adfor Esq, declines being ;
candidate for State Tressu,er.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-22

The fellow iss ieo. 'sosiAsyn stuy.
lhsvs.s missile; but we are pretty
near one; yir >oest.s' O.isbbor, q, ditto.
-risIlis..
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS ". TTRpIN.

The counting room Of the under
signed is kept in The brick house re-
Gently occupied by Messrs. J. Chap
man & Go. which is nearly opposite
Muir, Moore & Cos. old stand. They
are prepared toreceive Cotton on st
rage. at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupied by White Turpin and Nephew,
and have taken out a police Of insu-
rance which covers all Cotton ship
ped to them here, or to Nugcnt and
Turpin, New Orleans.
TURPlN & NUGENT.
Grand Gulf, Sept. /, 1897. 21-6m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
RUNAWAY IN JAZZ.

W. as committed to the Jail Of mad
olson county, on the 18th INST.
by 4. &. Salmon, a Justice Of the
Peace, q negro man who says hi,
oape Is jack TelLoa. and that he be.
'ongs tp William Taylor. who lives on
the gazoo rlyer. between Sa,arria and
MancheSter. Said negro is about six
feet .blgh, twenty-five years old. black
complexion, with one tooth out in
front lie had on when committed
cid wooden pantaloonsandr
striped cotton shirt, and an old white
hat, low crowned.
The owner is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges.
and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
II. HAYMAN, Jailor.
y April 10, 1888. 47-G
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

ny virtue Of a deed of trust made
Don the I'd day Of August 1886 by
James X. Russell, to the undersigned
as trustees, and duly recorded in the
clerks office of the Probate Court of
Madison county, to secure the punctu-
al payment of a certain promissory
note dated the day Of 1886,
and due on the first of January 1897.
ior the sum Of five thousand Dollars.
made by said Russell in favor Of F. w.
and }. K. Hubert, which note together
with the deed Of trust were assigned
by said +. w. & ]. r. Hubert to Geo.
W. Prltchard, (the said note being
wholly unpaid) we the undersigned
shall proceed TO sell at public auction
at the Court House door in the town
OF Canton Madison county. on We'd
nesday the 9th day of June next. to
the highest bidder for CASH, the fol.
Iowlngdescribed property to wit: Lots
number 2. 100, 1911, and 162, in the
town OF Jacksonville Madison county.
-ALSO-
part OF Lot No 240, in said town boun-
ded as follows to wit: beginning ia feet
south 81 deg. west from the south
west corner of Lot No 1862. running
south 30 deg. As min. east AZ poles FOL
a stake, thence &C deg. east Ia & 49,
70 poles to stake, thence due North
40 Y 1876 poles to stake. thence
. deg. west 40 & 2l-25 poles to the
beginning; containing "a acres, alsoI
the south half of east half of north w.
I, OF section l3, township 8, range 3
last; containing SO & G.lo acres to-
5ethGr with all the improvements on
iald lots and tracts of land to wit:
arSe tavern house, out houses, stables
&c. The titles to lie given, it is be-
IeVed are unexceptionable.
J. SILVERBERG.
CHARLES J. SEARLES.
\, Trustees.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

THE undersigned commissioners Of in
solvency on the estate of Albert T. Lef
fngwell deceased, will meet for the pur.
pose of adjusting the claims against SAID
estate, at the office of Mcssrs. Upper
and Rollins, in Canton on the 81 Mondays
of March, April and May next, at 10 O.
clock A. ~ of each dav.
JOHN H. ROLLINS,
TIiO'S. j. CATCHING,
JOHN MUM.
Commissioners.
February 20, 1885. 40-u.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
INWLNLIMIIUII. LIZ

I'liE hHalaF property 800 D.
. mil 80 60 lafH WI Nat, ttIa
Hs,as iiffsflfs 8f WHmm 4, -eI. .ia
Fat. sHd belonging ir DYE mtHu
heirs m wif An undivided ha'f o'
fhe uie mentioned tmel If laHl
fhe bnf'a cost quarter ~ neinh sit.
township seven, fnnee me. west.
north rlsi quarter - north wet pulf.
fer ~ section fge. township frtfn,
nnae. one. Wesl. north fHat quarter
NJ north ertfUarlcr II section thirty.
one, township eight, range one. vests
e8st haIi 0l south easi quarter ~ sec.
ton tblrty.one, township eight.
rHnre one west
The terms of sale wiII Ne made
known M the time.
J. G. HOLMES. administrator
tr boHW NINA
April %. 1f-jW
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
PROSPECT


1 III la iiS or HiSSl
Law, being the rule Of 4
scrlbed by the supreme I'd
State, commanding wbatat
prohibiting what is wTorsI|
acquaintance with its proa|
sirabIe to the scholar, The 1
the planter and mechanr i
the lawyer by profession
Of society, in a repub.a
ment, like our own, dcpclaI
pcrpctuity Of its instihJ,
on an enlightened public
require some knowledge q
cnactmentsupon whichthoa
liberties, and their Fortunes
The laws of Mississippi
raj nature, as enacted Fn
siye Legislatures, lie scatter
merous volumes. buried md
of private acts, Of importlna
alone who are directly int
their provisions, and o..e7l
bulk. and the want Ct am
an almost insupcrable Ja-l
general dissemination Of
tents, amongst the great d
people, which their import
seem to require.
To collect and arrange
of a general nature, now
this State. under their
titles, together with a snIi'.
index. and supcrintendns
the completion of the " /
ready for delivery, will = r.
no small magnitude "a s
and patronage of the lot,
zens of this great State
dent, will not be Withheld
in the Accomplishment
which viii more widely
a knowledge Of our I9'.
the wisdom on which .,, t2''
T. J. f0A !. \
Jackson, Mss, Feb e =. !
" The work will be
two royal octaro roI'I 9I,sf
from five to seven bnla 1
eontainingaII after the en ao'
verbatim, of every ID" N, u
Of a general nature 4,
reference to the pan . .r,,
ligested index Of the , 81.
Volumes, will be aPPy,n"I,s
1t once to the view "a. a .y az.
nent of the standing 'i HI
Iistinct and approPrIl..,J, . 4 j
TrRMs will be--io , %i
IolIars per volume D'a'''"
,ovable on delivery .s,,p
;" The hey work will. i s :, ~
cement is obtained, ! M,
Sc'',s'b': BY + the S't isf ol l''' !.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
NOTICE

M IN T..
LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned ON the
estate Of Jonathan Naroncy. late Of Lcakc
county decd by the Probate Court Of said
county, Attic January term 1888; all per
sons indebted TO said deccdcnt are rcques-
ted to make immediate payment, and those
holding claims against the same will pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by
law or they will be forever barred.
r. GRAVES, Im'r.
March 81, 1885, 43-Gt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
lUpAlL'rNl,NNlllp.

tOPAIVTNIIHNIIIF
DtCtIARD NtGENT. of New Or
"a leans. Ia. and FRANCIS W.
TURIN, Of Grand GuIr, Mis-. have
associated themselves together for the
purpose Of tranactIn1 o general Com.
mission business. The STYLE Of the
firm in New Orleans will be Nuqcnt
& Turpn, and in Grand Gulf rurpin
& Nugcnt.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
NOTICE.

4 shall at tbe next April term of the
u Probate Court of Madison county,
pregentmy account as administrator OF
the estate of(B. w. Bar6eId, deceased,
surviving partner of Wilson g. Bar
feld9 Wilson and Barfeld, deceased;
for final settlement and allowance.
ANSLEY McCARROLL.
Admr.
March 81, 1888. as CIV
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09


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f1fml.H.sGHfHrHfie Consultation.
cod i8ef nlfHaa fe.aulUfHatt Hp
fFd FafH Hffffhg figaN8n. Hnd
|fafHH Fta fFHH'fi. ani tberr.
aHnf, go vending "a Idfnt spflts.
Gambling. ahI stefy peelrt 81 tlee
Ni immortality. MHY he mrpfr 40.
together wrb 'Ie tDia. Inhibition Di
iHe uInw fui mtHgr pueflHp 20 Ncar
Ht llnhs. lYRiramtft, of Pistols"
uu account ~ rte teaifHuess. aud
other advantages ~ ihc place. mnnt
friend ~ goad order. earning. and GOO.
mII'p,are already bcginug tumfko h
'he place Of their residence.
Five gentlemen from different
States ln lhc Union. oil ofubom icing
n0w,or having been. professors In ON.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
faculty. -Four of them are clergy.
men-onc Methodist. one Baptist. one
presbytcrinp. and nnc C,t,b,.t,nJ
I Presbyterian. The course If studies.
Tin this Institution. a a. bc eanal m tLai
of any other COLLEGE in tho t'n,tod
States. The preparatory Department
isaIrcady in opcration. and numbers
between fbirfy md fory rurils. md
sill he moro eytcn.;v.ly org,ni1od nm
the first Monday of Nav next.
The COLLEGE nroncr I'm 10 or,,r
izcd and classes lormcd on tbc frs,
Monday Of next October. ANY stu.
dents however, wishing before that
time, to pursue any studies Of the col.
Iege classes, shall he duly attended 10.
by the professors, at any time, after
the first Monday in May next.
| There will be two vacations in the
year, one from the last of July To the
first of October. and the other durinr
Christmas week.
PRICE OF TUITION.
In the preparatory department per
annum $50 90
lnthe college classes $40 90
payable in advance.
PRICE OF BOARDING.
Boarding tobe procured at $40 90
per month; and washing including fiji
cl at - 80 cts. per month.
BY order of the Trustees.
C, e. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
Sharon. Feb. 90, 1898.
SnANoN FEMALE ACADEMY.
The Spring and Summer Session
for the present year will commence
on the first Monday m March. and
end with the last week in JuIv.
The Studies of the Preparatory
Class will embrace @ photography. Read. !
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, ENGLISH
Grammar, and Geography, with the
use of the Globes.
D,;ro II rr,.t,o,.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
~ lLL WWOW IA NLl -
r. SJREAIr.
GHOCK AND MATCHMAKER

CLOCK AND WATCH-MAKER.-
- Respectfully informs the citizens
Of Canton and the public generally.
that ne has opencda shop on the South
side OF the public square, next door to
he Citizens Bank; and is prepared to
90 eyery kind of work in his line, in
Inc best style and at the shortest no
lIce' all work repaired by him Of prop
cry GSed), warranted to perform 10
months. lie would also inform the la
dIeS andgentlemen, that he haso on hand
4 general assortment Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
for ladies' and gentlemen.
-ALSO-
A general assortment ofGuards, Rings,
Breastpins, &c. &c.
December /, 1887 28-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
FOUND.

fOl MI.
On the 18th February last. a pair o
- common red leather saddle-baps
on the road leading from Canton t.
jacksonville, in Walnut creek swamp
containing one fine double rein bride,
one crupper and martingal, some clio.
thing, &c. &c. Also, a lot of TOYS,
wrapped ina Nashville Wing; mo name
on any OF the articles: the owner can
get them by calling at Mr.. Sanders
on on the road leading from this place to
vcrtisement.
April II, 1888. 4s-3w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
.SHERIEE,S . LII

D'iHhII - SALE.
Joseph lioImos, ] On FL Fa on Bond
vs.; toApril term, 1888,
- an, N'bbee " in Madison circuit
h'opee' court.
AS ! virtue of the above stated case TO
me directed, shall expose to public
sale, for cash, at the Court House door in
the town of Canton, on Monday. the 3oth
day of April, the following described
tract or parcel of Land. viz: the sonth
hall OF the east half of the south east
quarter OF section fourteen, township ten
range four, east; and south half of south
west quarter of section thirteen. same
township and range; containing one hun
drcd and twenty acres (more or lessl-
le'Ied on, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case.
$. NJ. FROURNOY, Sheriff.
AprH 4. 44-5w Ipr fee 81 so
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

AZ NIIra. iH. a.ufa ntta.H a8fstn
- Hf.nrH. i#H1.I a,ner fs rHhI.
CALEB. lf a.h. mfH. highest L.ht.r. af
-+ H4f-f iHeHafl ha4aa, .8 fAa la4H
1 Canton. 40 Monday fbn ll'h las ~
Say artsa certain Iota lnud. known as
p. Nn $50. u fIa foHu ~ Nall .8n.
tI..r ...eI nn. aud will b7 sid 20 suits.
IS lhe above stated aases.
IS w. fLODRNOY. SherF
iprI 49, l1-tw 'pr fr - 90
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

~ NITIU' on Ihc oN0Fo eiaiCd c1scs I
ID shall expose 70 public sale, for cash.
at the Court House door, in the torn of
Canton, on Monday, The 7th day Of MAY
ncNL the following Described land, To wit.
lot No. 1856, containing about twelve
acres, aud part Of lot No. e57. containing
about five acres; all in the town of nad-
sonvlIIc-leyicd on, and will he sold 10
satisfy the above stated cases.
$. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
April II, 1888, l6-iw lPr fee S7g
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

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SliERlFF'S SALE.
Clifton q Allen On alias fl ia on
VS. Bond to April
Jesse brookShre term 1888 in
aud J. w, Miller Madison G. c.
VIM. J. Hill & Coz
VS. Same same and same
BY virtue of the above stated cases
to me directed, shall expose to public
sale, for cash, at the door fthe Court
House in the town of Canton. on
Monday the 9TH day of May next.
the following described tract or par.
eel OF land viz; East 10 of north T..
| a, OF section "a, Township 10, range
4 East, containing about 80 ceres. lev.
led on and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
$. NJ. FLOURNOY. Sheriff.
April II, iG-4t.pr. fec, $7i. t..
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
TRUST SALE.

February %, 1885. 40-tf.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

rIcalUys Wir.--When vor ,ur lille IL, iYtbor
wters = eool thing, il always stsik soite cher
Of The memory. llis wit is the echo Of an OIL
g nal joke: no repeats the idea, only long way
off Who can doubt his originality?
The Boston Gazette wishes 10 ksos "whe her
Mr. Van Buren, 10 q Presbyterian or Bapiist.'-
Don't kGow: but rather think that he resembles
the bla.k leaf between the old and new tes,a-
mens-nor belonging 10 either but making a
coner of hoi h Pieaynne
1" He stands like dead 1saU bet,Veen church AMI
,ynogogue, or like the blank ltass b.seea the old and
nts Tesfamsnt.n- Sheridan.
"Joe Miliers jos, B ,ok7 is . work wo have
never had the pleasure Of seeing. IL, then, ou'
thoughts have run in the same vein with thoss
of Mr." Joe Miller" VIC are by no IN eans charge.
able with plagiarism.--Pie'y
Prrr God, noe you put me in mind ont, Be
here there is: but that's Of M eonsrquenee; all tia
con be said is that too people happened to hit upo1
the thought, and Shsklstore made s'e oft tr't
that's e2"-Sheriia1.
Wits will jnmr, tits true: but this coincidence
il snmswhs, remarkable. But as the nsodett II,
claims above 10 be Joe Miller the 3D., We snppos
he considers himself a second Sheridan, for tn
same co:an, f-asor,-beeauso " his thoughts hav
run in the SANG vein"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ANCEJ.

CLEARANCES.
Rrg Trumphantis, Gonzales, Havapa,
Cueul'u, Lnp.yreS CO..
Eehr N,.en.cr Wells. Galveston, Martes.
S,hr Alcrt,, Aloma 8 sal Cnnpesehy, CE,chaie CO.
ARRIVALS.
Tostoat Porpoi.c, Morrison from 4 w Pas; had
down Brought and Genrsna; bark Anne
i.ou and Clara. Left "th at n. bound w ship
Elizabeth Firth. nj head w Pass; and biis bound up
paused Chckasaw u'h bark mud brig along ride
Poverty Point. her man shaft broke of ships and
hriR at FOWL Lion he got up
she has her than what sha had
Tow boat shark from The Passes with ship snges that
sprung the Bar ard the remainder Of her
Tow Mn from the Passes left 18th
hrnn-t up ship Nntske Eizahcth Firth, big Virginia
Tow NJ Chck u aud her tow coming up.
ioabpat Iuiso. Hnu-in from tbs fsssa', left Thurdsy
mornin: flowed ship Oeans Brought up hip r
haitian Mary Ballard brig Adelaide spanish brig nee
Aarrsepy and seop czcrs Tow boat Chiuksa~ disabled
Reports uuthng OIL
Ship Powhaan MGCsrrer. from Live Poe. bouu To Nat
ehez. ass'd Inlzr.
ship M,takcssr,t. l. srrague, Cd O 4 from Boston.
Ship afay cite, Tempest ~ day from Havrr George.
Ship iz,h th Firth w Rrard. 60 days from Gbr alter.
aud 10 from Marseles. O M'ster.
B,k Ann. Iouisr l., mor,rc, 81 days from BordessK
f.el,ande
Ratk Mary Ballard CIR y. }. days frvm B"son bound to
Suirhsz. cargo, a,sd mdz-
,,. v, g,na Jareu % dayl fon Thon,lston George
Bedford.
Brig Adelaide. Card. A days from Malaga. to Lorns
e,r:n, fruit AID vine, and passengers.
spatish brig Lincs Maresteny days from iFv'na to
CIR ming
>chr Clara, + Covci. IL days from Mass,n-, Master.
Sloop Citizen, Smith 10 days from Tia vrn cargo, 10
Sites to + Eng.h, W English, passenger.
ship Coum'a Jno Wade ~ hours from Ga!reston.
an ballast, to ! Reed
Steamer Livingston. q Sweeney, fr"m Fort Adsn',
Steamer I.erant, e Laurent from Bayou Sarn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

.Se,c Locomotive every thing tending TO
facilitate internal improvements is interesting to
all, we copy from the New York Advertiser the
following description Of a new style of engine. the
| model of wh:eh shown at the Fair of the
Am erienn Institute in New York.
First on our list place ode of an invention,
which, if successful, will open new era in the
history Of travelling by rail roads. 1t is plan for
an improvement, in any locomotive now in use,
which will enable il to tavsl with equal facility
inclined plane, or a dead level. The m e,hod by
which this 10 ctf.c ted, has at least poity to
recommend il. Tho axle of tho rear wheels OF the
locomotive is made long enough ,ohold two sma H..
or wheels at it's extremes. These small wheels
run upon a railway, built for the purpose, at the
poin, n, which il is necessary to overcome an
elevation, and the larger wheels are lifted by the
smaller from the road. The weight Of the loco
m oivo 10 thus rested upon the fore wheels and the
Two supernumernry wheels. The same power
which 10 necessary to draw three hundred pounds
along the dead level with the ordinary wheels Of
the m ode in question, will, when the SIN all wheels
begin 10 act, draw six hundred pounds up an ole
vaton graduated on the scale of six hundred and
fvo f. OF TO the mile. The invention, under
stand, has been submitted TO the inspection CT
several IN mechanics of known practical experience,
who are unanimnus in their prognot tcations of its
complete success. Ono Of the ngineers of the
New York and Erie rail road gave i, as his opinioa
that $500, 900 would be saved on tho line "f that
road by adopting locomotive bull, on this plan,
for surmountng tho Shawangnnk mountain. Tho
inyen,o, 10 VIM F Ketehum, cf Buffalo.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27
sUs.TRE,SURY LOSSES.

We have previously adrcrssd TO the many de-
fslcations which tho Public Revenue has suffered
from aSub-Treasurers," already. Tho following
/, The list in 4 moro condensed form, tnkeA irom
Secretary WoodLurys Rstou to Congress, dated
i7ta January. 1888. Can it he p sable that men
wish to fcrpe,unte sneh a s,s'em OF fraud! yet all
wao vote for ,he loco fDco doctrines OF the sub
uea.u'y scheme voluntary throw temptations int"
mems way. Do they believe that tho next bntch
will be more honest than the last
Balance. due by Receivers Of Public Moneys
arsing from the s,'ss OF Public L,nds, who wets
ont OF .t{i ce IN the II II Oct, brr, 1897: