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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-22

The New York Ilaes aud Commercial Hlteliigencer
has nominated HENRY Clay, Of Kentucky, and Ma
THANlEL p. TALLMADoE, of New York, as suitable
candidates. in The opinion Of that Journal for the re-
spective Offices Of President and Vice President Of
the United States
An article in relation TO the subject and several
relating 10 other subjects, have been accidentally
omitted
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-22

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
OK uNrY--iN soN-EssESTiALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITy.-Augnstn.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-22

The Bill extending the present charters of
the District Banks, for two years, on condition
that they resume specie payments on the l st
January next, was yesterday passed by the
Senate.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
Oakland College.

SSSiIE annual examination in Oakland
e College will commence on Monday
the 2nd day of April, and continue for two
days.
The Prepaia tory Department will be ex-
-amined on Monday morning, and the Col
lege classes on Monday afternoon, and on
Tuesday.
The annual meeting of,ho Board of Trus-
tees will be held on Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock.
The Inauguration of Rev. SAMUEL 3.
JONES, Professor of Theology, and Rev.
SAMUEL V. MARSHALL, Professor of An
cienI Languages, will take place on Wednes-
day morning. The exercises will COM
mence alto o'clock
The annual sermon required by the laws
of the College will be delivered on Wedncs-
day afternoon, by Rev. SAMUEL G. WIN
CHESTER, of Natchez.
The commencement will he held on
Thursday morning. The exercises vii
| commence at 10 o'clock.
An address will be delivered before the
Bellies Lettres Society, by Rev. S. V
| MARsHALL; and an address will be deliver
| ed before the Adelphic Institute, bv jon,
e. ToRRy, ESQ Of Grand Gulf, Miss, OF
"Wednesday afternoon.
The Mississippi Presbytery will meet a
Oakland College, on Wednesday the 4.h da,
Of pril, at ii o'clock, A. M.
JER. CHAMBERLAIN,
Prcs't of Oakland College
| March 10 1879 laws
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
Fresh S5ock.
: Bono Sc FHsGiElIcy.

R1OEzS az W.
HAVE Just received, and now offer for
sale, fresh stock Of Groceries and Pro-
duce. directfrom the New Orleans and Gin
cinnati markets, consisting in part of the
following articles, to wit:
so barrels mess Pork
so do rump do
900 do Flour
so Boxes mould Candles
SO do dipped do
SO do Sperm do
SO do Bar Soap, No. /
SO do Palm do
II dozen Brooms
100 Realns Wrapping Paper
10 Kegs Lard
80 do Butter
so Bnrrels Apples
so do. Potatoes
30 Sacks Coffee
Tierces Rice
90 Barrels Moasscs
Is do Sugar
20 Boxes Raisins
SO do Table Salt A
90 Kits Mackerel
SO Sacks Coarse and Fine Salt
10 Casks Cheese
100 Jars Havana Sweet Meats
Also--lOO Barrels old Rectifed Whsle!
AND AN ASSORTMENT OF
| Wines. Muscat and Champagne,
With large lot of TIN WARE, BED
S'TEADS, DC. sc.
All of which articles have been selecte
with care, and offered TO 1.-THE public at
small advance, at Overaker's late stand o
Commerce street:
/ Rodney, January Q, 1888
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
LAW N oT1cE.

J. B. BEMIS &. A. C. HUNTER.
.4TTOR.NIES & COL.N.SELLORS ut LIN.
W1l.L attend to the practice of their
profession in the parish of Concor-
dla, Louisiana, the adjoining parishes, and
IN the higher conrts of the State. Their
office is in Vidalia
March 81, 1888 1917
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
h THE MISSISSIPPI PRESS.

hr THE MiSSiSci
LIZ, a Contention of Editors.l
l,,r,oy.--Persons disseminating
[hes-e the expiration of the year,
,t,he time of their discontinue
i viii be charged with the whole
.,vsyrs containing ten lines or
n for 81, and so cents for ench
{ercafier-longer ones, ten cents
,bc first, aud half price for each
Insertion. The number of in
,n;red. must be marked on the
n, otherwise they will be con-
ordered out. and charged for
Advertisements from a dis
Ne accompanied with the cash,
lee in town; and none will be
other papers in another State,
ms of which do not amount to
ofapersonal nature, whenever
h he charged at the rate Of So
lines for each insertion. Po-
srs or public addresses, for the
viual persons or companies,
fei as ADVERTISEMENTS, and at
es.
reilege Of Annual Advertisers
heir own immediate business;
sments for the benefit of 9th
fnt in by them, must be paid
bare.
ErLoGrEs exceeding 90 lines
is advertisements.
nring candidates-For State
for county Offices, So each.
lRty ADvEvrIsING.
Nv lines or less, renewable a
weel., $50. No cnntrac
taken for less than one year
lalf yearly.
pylL ADVERTISEMENTS.
rss, not alterable, 2 months, 81
DO do months, 2
sle .---- do 1 2 months, 81
Togg mnst be paid for ondelivery
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
I.Aw pAHTNERsHYp

4 NRANkLEN SMITH, (Iate ofJackson)
q and JOHN M. DUFFIELD. have
brmed partnership for the purpose OF
practising Law in the Courts Of Jefferson
and the adjacent counties. They will at
tend TO business also in the Higher Courts.
Their Office is in the house occupied bv
The Rodney Standard.
December 5, 1886 Aft
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
VVsaa. H.. E'0indcxter.

.4T7ORNEY & COUNSELLOR ut L.9U
Tidalia, Parish Of Concordia, La.
M I'LL attend the District Courts for the
Parishes of Concordia, Madison and
Carroll, and the Supreme Courts at Alex
andria and New Orleans.
March 81, 1888 loft
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
New Goods.

FNyHE subscriber has this day received
II and is now opening fine assortment
of NEW GOODS, consisting IN part OF
ROC E RE
Best Wines, imported Spirits, sc.
Fine Boots and Shoes,
Hats,
Clothing of all kinds, and superior
quality.
Together With other articles that were
necessary to complete my former stock. 8.
JAMES NJ. KNIGHT. &
Rodney, Dec. s, 1927 4.n
BLANKS OF All. KINDS,
/ For Sale al this Office.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
Is HEREBY GIVEN,

~ HEREB I GIVEN,
The next March term of the
Court of Jefferson county, |,
ka, widow of Pleasant Elan,
county, deceased, will pre-
Pourt my petition praying
|bf my dover in the lands,
leased, in said county, and
OF commissioners TO allot
hlch term of SAID Court, all
fed in said lands are hereby
p, and shew cause, il they
Payer of said petition should
CATHARINE ELAN,
CHI. CLARK, Solicitor.
1888 l6-tc
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
a for Sale,

being in the Parish of Con-
tate of Louisiana, near St.
Township numbered thir-
hlrteen, East, containing
AND &, TEN ACRES,
ot William Douglass and
= of Land containing
p ACRES,
in Washington county,
ppl, in Township number
2, West.
n'nston county, Mississippi,
q and Forty Acres,
mbered Is, of Range 3,
rs lying in Washington
9 located on Bear creek,
River, not far from the
0se of a Lot containing
Y ACRES,
,eer creek, in Township
.ange Z, West, in sait
gton.
apply to the subscriber
sissippi.
sM. II. COMPTON.
- lift
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
TEWTTEY g. DUNIAr

TETTEY g. DUNLAP,
HIIORsFEfS ar L.4HY, YID.aLL2, Ia
WN ILL attend to business in the parishes
OF Concordia, Carroll, and Catahoa-
la.
January 16, 1898. 10
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
fsigned. in addition 10 his for
prtment, has purchased The
lately exposed to sale by L..
u has removed to the store
BY him. two doors from the
e, where he is now prepared
J. ASSORTMENT OF
GOO Ds,
fUE MARKET AND SEASON,
" sollcits the public to give
J. u. EVANS.
1898. IL
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
g asyertisiNg.

F'' err ten lines or less, for the hr : in
re Of 1 IT," for each additional inser-
' .on cents per line for the first,
|'ne., Vii line for each adtlitionalinser-
Who advertise by the year,n
t,nut will be made.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
,,ncy standard,

PUBLISHED EVEN"
ann NJ. DUFFIELD'
'o, LIARS per year, in adrdnee' or
|, espirat.'o" J,, - until all arrearn-
paper disoo tbe option Of the editor.
il, nni is,;o !" reeeiited for shorterpe-
,ae year.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28
NOIEIO,Ns
.Messrs. Editors:


beg leave, through the columns your paper - ansver
piece putlse she Brookvils American bv Abe ea;sor
OF thai filthy sheet FORWARDS all p.rso.s ssspp;ae
accommodations there Ihs did nos kno 49,
was the editor OF the Amsca",' he would have psspa.
r'd NJ least hall dozsn chickens and sea e.
roast ps Tor his hon's, a. report he seldom anv
thing good :" eat NJ hone and, therefore, eocs
abroad, no wants good f Ga the day that the suorsbl.
or LETT here, there pair OF missin1 frun
Tavern would make the inquiry of him, know whether
IN ms rare he saw or heard thing them BY siviae
Us ha information we pledge ourselves the nexs time he
calls on to b. prepared cntsrain him in heen.n,
MANNER he will ohy ssad his messenger ahead and give
Us three or four days notice.
n D. II this sh"rs e?s,e is explanatory enough.
hope to be excased-as l IN n Da,ehmnu
HENRY KERSHNER.
Browns yie, July 81, 1881. - lin
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.
IA assasit spos tse Qscen By BENNETT Of sse
Neg YORK Hsraldu.
BY a slip from tho Baltimore Sun wo recc;x.
the following particulars OF this shameful or,,r.gc
We thank Gui that Ecnac, lao, an American.
otherwise it would have tccn National dis
grace.
IoNpcS. June 9th, 1888.
Dear Sir AS the Arabe!a Schooner Of B.i,-
more IS jast ready SAIL. havo barely time to
say that eur city and indeed our whole country.
as Tar as the news has reached, has been thrown
into commotion on account oil an insult--of a most
higia-iIanocd nature offered To her most grc io,Is
Majesty, the Queen. One Bennct--sn editor ]
believe-whO Came Ia the Great Western, was
presented to the Guecn day heforc Yesterday bv
NJ. O'Conncl Her M,jcsty was craciously
pleased TO exchange few words with him in
tho presence OF her uncle ;.nl several honora-
bic lords In waiting, when this madusan sudden
iy sprang forward, threw his arms around the
neck OF her most gracious majesty, and kissed nor
with great vchcmence the lips! Those pre-
sent drew their swords and tho caiiif would hav q
beeU run through, but for the timely interference
Of the Duke and even Ut the Queen herself But
50 great was the excitement without tho palace
that the mscreant would have been torn piece
meal, had he not been hurried away aud placed in
the TOwcr tor preservation of his life. The fcl-
low has since made many humble apologies aud
confcsses to touch OF insanity Mr.. O'Cnnncl
has intcrccdcd for him, but that he would
presume to do SO, only Un tho ground Ut Mr.. Ben
nets insanity.
During tho assault, her most gracious Majesty
maintained her usual QuecnIy bearing, and only
uttered the words, SECT out YOU nasty brutc!' -
with the utmost GOODNESS and presence Of mind.
Yours, &c.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28
S Il II A YE ID.

iNHOM the Of subscriber. Living half ,sle
Il below Richmond, Whisewascr, on sns eve.in. of
hs issn 'a't ona large rad mich COW, Durham ara
Haderness bred. spotted white sides AMI nanks v
are star ]" her lace, and short homes heifr a.
bout ID months oid color and near lks - 80
as to be somewhat diaicult to distinguish apafs
shall DO much obliged ,sssn who shal rive snv
information leading the discovery and preusias a nd
caus any psrso" taking charge of them sAall b fully
compensated io all trouble and pense they may b. A.
w. BANCROFT.
Glcnhopc, Richmond, 18th ma. 9Ssh. 1893
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28
For tho Palladium
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS NO. 3

Nor finding leisure last week to continue nv
remarks on Internal Improvements, I shall re-
sumo the subject now. 1t will be remembered
that INV first number which published in
the Palladium two weeks ago, that confined my
self to n calculation Of the difference in the cost
Of transporting the necessary quantity Of salt for
our use in wagons, and on canals: and that
showed, that there would be u saving To our citi-
zens in favor OF tho latter mode Of conveyance,
on that one article alone; Of TEN THOUSAND Dol
LARS annually.
shall now take a view Of the probable tonnage
Of other articles Of merchandise brought into the
country aud consumed by citizens, and make
a similar comparison between tho cost Of intrOdu-
cling them by the two different modes Of trans
pOrtation heretofore adverted to. am not in pos
session Of list Of the number Of merchants in
the county, or Of the amount Of their import ton
mage, that can depend ON correct, but as des-
ign to pat down number and quantity that prob
ably all will admit 10 within safo lim;ts the lack
Of correct statistical information (of which by the
bv We are too desitutc) will not l,e material dis
advantage to the opponents Of internal improve
mcuts.
shall set down 40 merchants who bring on
annually 25 tons Of merchandise each exclusive
Of salt, although am aware that some Of our lar
ger mercantile houses bring on one to two
hundred tons. Forty merchants then selling an
nually 25 tons Of merchandise amounts to
thousand tons, to which add four hundred tons for
coke, wool SC. that do not come through
our merchants, and increase the amount to
fourteen hundred tons. Count the transportation
At Is per hundred or SIS per ton, the lowest
price from Cincinanti by wagons and the fourteen
hundred tons will cost twenty one thousand dol
lars. As we wish our canal tolls to paw for them
IN few years VIC will put down the freight on
them at dollars per ton from Cincinnati to the
National road in TINS county, which will exceed
cts per ton per mile. Fourteen hundred tons at
$500 per ton will amount to four thousand two
hundred dollars, the cost by can.:.-Deduct this
from twenty one thousand dollars, the cost BY wag-
ons ~ above-and there remains sixteen thousand
eight hundred dollars saved 10 our citizens annu-
ally exclusive Of the ten thousand saved on their
salt as shown before. Add these two sums to-
gether. citizens Of Wayne, and look at the grand
total twentys thousand eight hundred dollars be-
fore you cast your votes At the next August cleo
ton, in avoso nullify your public wosks This
rseollect is saved On our imports only, and be-
longs to all classes in proportion to what they con-
sumo; but the immease cost a expefting the heavy
surplus of the couasry, pork -four, whiskey, oil &c
comes out Of the pocket Of ths producer, the far
Iner; wholly and aIoss, be casnot escape il, for
il he sell II his farm to the trader he must cell At
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28
To the Public.

'1Here is +" point bryo"d ~hich forbearance ceases
10 he a rirsxc;''
SUCH IL tin, rass 1t present On Saturday last left
~ home 10 atcnd To som. bunsss and ~ night
cana company collected Anarew Vests there
was observed 10 bs hustle until quits
night In thecour Of shs night gnrdea
down III several places and garden destroyed. have
hssiiaton in saying that believe that ANDREW WEST,
aided and seconded by certain person persons by
name OF DN r., done, caused tho done. As
Mr. West to be physician considers in
way, as that also par; of occupation, and DysS
are engaged IN selling goods, which also Of bu
sness, and, haviag borne
rance ceases % be virtue believe il my duty hold
up their conduct 10 The view Of the world
THOMAS T. Al.BERTSON.
Windsor, Ia, July 9th 1888. (y)e9 LIN
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28
For the Richmond PaIIadium.

For the Richmond PaiIadium.
ssess, you and ], arc Of the same O
esass The use of Us poor folks making
c- ssch to take away their produce.
A.es, but occasionally ~cooo skim
~ a ve waat to i~port At . time can
- . Piat bottle! And in case We
= - sasil We can get an Office or q
~ these rich Biddle Wings will
1 ridisg IN our carriages along the
sso bsariog" part Of eomsnanitv.
- No, dear friend Bsusus. thers
- eSaad I'll these calculations Of
sssAs, ere oil n my eye. He says
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28

Pssce 80 reduced a. to cover the cost Of trans
porting u TO market, and, on account Of the great
weight Of the article in proportion 10 their value
tnss cost - very onerOus, great tax his indus
try.
have doubt Of the fact that our cxpor, ton
mage very considerably cxcclls that of our IMPORTS
and Is the Whole cost Of carrying it to mar
ket tails on the farmers alone, it is very easy TO
perceive that, could they have the advantage oil
the low rates charged on canals, they would an
nuaI!y save three times the amount Of any direct
tax the state may demand to enable her to
stfuct them-But We need not say any thing
about that, for VIC have already saved on our inn
ports much more than will pay any improvement
tax that will ever be necessary TO car,v ont the
present system, although it is larger than its first
and warmcst advocates desired. We will there
fore not ask the farmers for my part Of the i'm
me"sc saving on the transportation OF their sur
plus; we will let them keep the whole Of it to i'm
prove their farms. Let see how this works-thc
whole taxable property the country amounted ast
year TO something over 4 millions, but admit the
increased prosperity Of citizens, the unfailing
consequences Ut vigorous prosecution OF our pub
Iic works To swell 1t in a short time to five mil
ioas, and that the State levy Is cts on tho hun
dred dollars, exclusively for improvement purposes
and 1t amounts to only 81 500. BIT IL will be
seen above that when those works are cOnstruc-
ted, VIC snail the cost Of imports alone
$50, SO.-lt is therefore evident tn at not only
ID cts. but above 10 cts to the hundred dol
lars must be taxed for the construction OF our
public works, before farmers can be called on
to refund any Of their savings Oh the trauspor'a-
tion Of their surplus. Having these matter Of
fact evidences before us, let not be alarmed mt
lie cry Of oppression and bankruptcy raised by the
"ltulici-shin" gentry that sit at ''Unclc Sans"
table and finger the yellow boys for their service,
while they turn over tho shin, o!astcrs TO the far
mcrs for the pork and flour they Consume Ih'y
have their ssrcasoms Of Statc' Cor oil this,-they
know very well whe.. throw the barrel TO the
whale, but, let us not be diverted from our Pur-
pose, let US march up to the polls on the day OF
the election with full determine tiOn to provide
ourselves with good turnpike roads and canals, o
which may small cost transport all our
surplus Of every description and bring back the
articles necessary for consumption among US
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28

Total, 342,ls7 Is Total incre. $4,000 D
From the above it appears that the total amount
Of Tolls received, up 10 the time indicat ed in 1888
is S42,lS7 Is.
That the increase Of tho Tolls over the same
period Of time in 1887, is $500 23.
That the increase the upward trade, consis
ting Of merchandise, salt, iron, lumber, ccal, &C.
&c. is $3.50 81.
That the increase on the downward trade,
consisting almost wholly Of agricultural products,
is 90, l35 g.; nearly double that Of the upward
trade.
From the shove facts, We infer that the derange-
ment in the monetary affairs Of the country has
operated principally upon the mere intile and
manufacturing interest," and that the farmers,
who depend more Immediately upon the bounties
Of a benefceat Providence, caEnot be essentially
injured bv tn, misgovcrnment Of our rulers.
Should the Increase Of Tolls continue in the
same ratio to he end Of the year, Of which there
is every prospect from the abundant harvest now
led affairs Of he country, the Tolls on the Miami
Canal, for the year 1888, will reach one Asadrcd
tkossand doll.rs.
In enumentin2 the advantages and value Of
internal imppv ements, few weeks ago in the
Gazette, We united q very important item-the
water-power created by the Canal. This item
lat only ADDS to the revenueQf the Canal in the
INF rents, but the articlae manufactured By il
Increases thcbusiness on the Canal, by the trans
portatioo Of tie raw material and the manufacaur-
cd products, md il increases the value of the lands
in the vicinit:, and the real wealth Of the coUn-
uy.-[Cin. Laily Gaz.
a goose.4uin - more doagcrous than a lions
claw" says the cid prnverb; AID often it does
esers harm b the goose that w;eeds it than to any
Gnher creature
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28
Ma O. R,&NWU4NV,
Surgeon Den fist i.

PERMANENTLY iocated in RrcH xoxD, lND., is prs
Pned to perform all operations in his professions in the
most scientific manncr always using massr.ls
for artificial purposes.
All operations warranted. Also, SPLENDID tooth pow
ger, Tor sale, OF his conpouniing, which will bsaus(y
and restore health the gums
CLEANLINESS is Indispensable those who sound and
healthy teeth.
Q5-OrrIcE DOOR EAST OF u. D. SLoAS,s IIorrr.
June lG, 1888. 9a0
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28

A" unPfasa1 Dmy.-Wc arc compelled 10
request all persons indebted US, either for Job
work, advertising, or subscriptions, and who hav c
Il !" their power, to pay US Immediately, us the
"araifdGls" must be had to sustain ourselves
The exPcsse OF publishing u paper Of the size
Of ours, is considerable, and at the present sea-
son Of the year, advertising and ID work is not
SO plenty as in tho spring, consequently oar
subscribcss would be aiding especially by pay
ing up their dues.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28
PLANE Mandatory,
Opposite Dr. w. b. Smiths, on Fiflk areet,
North of Mcs~

lSOTN 81 1WCtW
CARPENTERS, COOPER'S, and CABINET
" PLANES, of every description, and Of the best
materials and workmanship constantly %
order, by Il. x II. NJ. PARK
OEOaDERs from Merchants Mechanics q distance.
will with pronpt atten,on and despatch,
reasonable We sayng tlsat our
work will bs inferior to made elsewhere.
N. b. PLANES Of an descriptions bc had BasI
Brighrssrs +. & n. NJ r.
Richmond, Jolly %, 1895. 29sf
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MIAMI CANAL.

Statement Of the amount Of Tolls received, from
the LIST day of January to the I'd dav Of June,
1898, when the navigation was closed for repair:
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28

Fourth lmstallncnt.
NOTICE to Stockholders il ehe Richmond 7ta.
ding aud Manufacturing Company.
TIE paymen, Of the FOURTH lNSTALMENT ~
the Stock in said company required b made ss
first day o VoreDabeT erf The insealsns will b.
ceved, hcte,ofore, Office in Richmond 0PS9sice
p.nrf,taiify Is reYuested. w. VI. LEEDS, Sse'y.
July -, 1888. S9tn
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28

The Candidates for the Legislature, will ad
dress such Of the citizens Of Wayne county IS
may meet in Ccntrevil.c on Monday next, the
Both inst. At Milton on Wednesday the LIST OF
August, at Hi'lsborough Friday, the Sd, and
Richmond on Saturday the 4th. The Monday
following i. the day Of election, therefore it is
hoped that general attendance may be given to
the allow calls.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-28

JONES, as a candidate for School Fund Commis-
sioner Of Wayne County.
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SW0NB 3 Ia

SW8NB UaQ Ia
4 FEW COPIES II a TssA9soe - ~ Suu1g
IA DEErs WITH HciL Acc0cyT % ~ UDED--SAk9Doo
WIN Re1AnD yWE naOGSy3c A80e0Acuu2g -
SC0Aa, ACCOUNTING TO TmE IaTegY lnrnovR 881n u -.
sorE," for sals By
IRWIN REED 4 D9OTvgEX.
R1hssoad, Jsay p, 1873 GPfies - ess:sz-
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FOR PRESIDENT
HENRY HARRISON.

Su 1Ject to tn. decision Of he National Convex.
ton to be Ibid BY the wings Of the L.. states.