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Correspondence of the National Intelliccncer.
NGw YORK, JAN. Is.
The rumors from ''ths seat of war; today are.
that SIR FRANCIS HEAD and Col. McNABs have
quarrelled; that McNabb has resigned; that Nc
Donald takes his place; that there is a patriot
force. 500 strong Fort Maiden; and that
the Navy Islanders are going there in steam
boat No action had taken place at Navy Island
The soldiers were retiring from Chippewa, and
the movements were many about there; but what
is the intention of the British forces, none know
this side of the lines. Things are. therefore, in
statu quo. The Canadian fever, however, BY no
means. As was the Texas fever IN Mississippi.
Louisiana, Alabama. and Tennessee. so is the
Canadian fever in Western New York. Northern
Ohio. and Vermont
l have been looking for some days. with some
interest, for what Gov. Kent. of Maine. has to
say upon the Northeastern Boundary but the
Locofocos there die hard, and are very unwilling
after all 10 permit the people to choose their own
Governor.
hear nothing more of the Boston banks The
Boston journals pour red hot broadsides upon the
office-holders, whose bank the Common W cal,h
was, and of which the Gov ernment made a pet.
The dispatches recalling Lord GosFoRD. came
out in the last packet. Sir John Colborne sus-
pect is TO take his place Sir Geo Arthur. who
is succeed Gov Head. will be here, it is p.oba-
bic, in the packet of the Goth.
Some of our banks are making a NOV ement to
call uCon the Philadelphia banks to resume spe-
Gle payments. and in case they DO not concur in
fixing day they propose to resume independent
~. They cannot do it. The Philadelphia banks
are better of, and far more united and more pop-
ularly managed than ours. which quarrel like
Gagged monsters.
L. s. Bank stock to-day 100; Treasury notes
| 1 per cent below paper money. Whether these
be the old Issue. bearing per cent. o. the new
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Els RAYS.

N/E, the undersigned, being called upon spprass
w two cattle, taken up by Thomas Edmunson, Of
Penn Township, Jay county, and State of nd;ana
them TO be black BULL supposed be Yeas
the points of his horns sawed off
marked with under bit, and small upper biz in his right
little white IN flank and short tail The other
brnde supposed be eleven yea the points
Of his ho.ns sawed of marked with crop left ear
and half crop off the under side Of right; wearing
with leather string, put with leather collar
buckle little white his belly and white side
Of each hind lcs small white spot his back
tall supposed DO work cattle. No other nmask
percevabie; appraised forty dollars BY jonathan C. Hi
and Joseph J. Paxson.
STATE OF lNDIANA.,c , 1 certify the above 20 b
JAY COUNTY, ~. { q true copy ~ rssusnsd so
by the appraisers. ELLIS DAVIS, Up.
January 18th, 1899. 3:3ss
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Cineisnafi, January 1888
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WILL be .oid Public Sale Saturday l7,h Feb
ruary, Ho:el Of Nj. Sasssr, the personal e.
Of James Pke.so, deceased late of Wayas eosusy
Ind, consisting Of variety OF clothing. &c ered, OF
months all dollars will BE- given by
the purchaser giving and appso~ed security Sale n
O'Clock said aav, and
given BY CALEB SIIEARON, .7dDs'r.
Janaary 9Th. 1879 3:3.
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TIE undersigned having takea lesssu adisissa-
the Of James Prkerss, dseeand lass a
Wayns comfy. Ind requests al toss n8ehsed mid
make immediaae paymens; an shass haviae
claims against seid sseass present se s
within tas Tins pescsiesd By s~. The sspussd
be solvent T.. SHEA RON. .Afrary
January Eth. is3- IN
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Positively the Last Notice.

All persons knowing themselves 70 be Indebted the
subscriber by book account. viii please call
house, opposite William Cox Esq, the 25h
day of February make final settlement.
cost; as intend leaving ,1is place about
-I wish dispose Of part kitchen
furniture a, private sale. -Aso-Thee HORSES and u
DEARBORN WAGON. EDWARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Jan. 9th, 1893. 33w
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q LAKE. Box, containing from 70 500 worth of
"a Dry Goods taken from pavement or dsIis.
cred 10 shs wrong person Ii belongs J. L. Robs a
Rushsiile, Indiana, and may be nassd hin. q sce
ously 10 other person.
Any person giving information Of abau -
wasced by j. ID. Il C. JONEA
No -, Pearl street, Ciseiaa0.
January 10, 1881. 9.a
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EST RAY.

N1E, the undersigned, being called upon appsaiss
w stray taken up by Joseph s. Paxssn Of Penn
Township, Jay county and sass Of 1adana find her 70 b
bright sorre fifteen and half hands high, supposed
old, with her forehead, and
on her nose on hind font white; heavy and
neck small lump under her chin: saddle masksd
brand other marx srceivabs; appraised forty dollars
by Thomas Edmunson and Jooa than T.. Hiatt.
he.eby certify the above be copy ssAsnsd 70
m by the appraisers. ELLIS DAvIS,J.P
January IL, leJ,. 3:3ss
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LESo iEE-2yEo

)OCIE respectfully inform the Ladies of Richmond
w ana surrounding country. that she has
the above business IN all its various branches and will
haP TO receive and execute the orders of those who
feel dispo'ed 70 favor her with their patronage
sent knoweoge OF the business enables her all
WORK entrusted TO her hands shall be executed the
approved modern style of neatnes urahi.y and
tSnop On Main street. in the building lately occupied
by DR. C. West, opposite d. ID. Soan's IIo;e,.
Richmond Jan 9th, 1898 3:3,u
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Cabinet Wa-ehO0sc.

VrVfiE undersigned has hand. made Of FIRST
materials. and in good s,sIe- SCF7S, C.4BLES,
BUREAUS, BEDSTE.4DS, and other cabinet ware,
which respectfully invites the public 70 call and
He will make order any article IN mis- line
favorable Germs. and good anv shop in
the He the SHOP formerly occupd by David
Hook. Froa, street
HENRY d. RUCKLE.
Richmond, Jan p, 1888 3:u
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JAY COUNTY, INDIANA, JAN. 9Th, 1888.

JAI CVCNI INDiH-NH, JAN. oths 1915
meeting having been called by Samuel Crissll
\ anime into q report that has been for I'M in
Saon, stating that eaid Grise has been guilty
road order from the County Commissioners. This
rtify that the undersigned being apponsed
the case, beg leave to state the public that
% grounds for any such report and that far
believe his character good
standing. As witness hands and year
wfitten.
WITNESSES PRESENT.
Joseph Wilson, Thos Edmunson, Jr.
John ID. Jones, John r. Reed,
David Canada, Leonsrd Evileizor,
Greenosny Cola, John Mccoy,
John Shields, Joshua Bond.
Elias Thomas, Walter Thomas,
Thomas Edmunson, Hugh Hills,
Jonathan e. Hiatt. Michael Rowland.
Henry Il. jenkins.
A copy from the original
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We invite the special attention of our readers
to the able address published on the first page of
to-day's paper. Some readers object to reading
any part Of an article when it is long, thinking
it will prove too tedious; but ask that all NAV
commence this, and are assured bv our own
feelings, that but few will lay it aside until thew
have read the whole Of it, This address was
published by order of meeting held in the city Of
New York on the ID inst, by those "friendlv to
the Credit System and opposed to the Sub-treasu-
~ Scheme most of whom were eficien, and ac-
tive in the last Presidential canvass, and have
ever been the firm supporters of General Jack
son.
The address points out very clearly the origin.
progress and tendencies of Locofocoisn-,rovcs
lis effects upon the Executive Of this government
and his connection with it, 1t gives the political
history Of Washington's, Jeffersan's and Madi-
sons administration, and must convince e,erv
impartial reader that the principles advocated BY
our present Loco Foco President are contrary 70
he fundamental principles Of our government,
and in direct variance to the opinions Of those
immortal patriots and apostle. Of liberty, whom
we all delight to honor. Let this address have
come from whence it may, from Conservatives
Republican Democrats, Of Wings, !: Is worthy ar
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bearing per cent. interest have no. hccn able
70 ascertain There is nothing new in E,on-
ey market. The packets sailed. this morning
with good wind
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the vicinity Of A. Sddal's Black Velvet rs
Il teos, eostaning . linen Handkerchief and san IL
cash. The finder viii receive ss fbauks and soitabeo
ward is left At this once.
January n, 1888.
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sAEJ2DAEa JAZa So 1885,

We are authorized 10 announce JACOB W. FISHER,
Candidate SHERIFF Wayne county, a. the annual
election the frs: Non.ay in Angus, nex,-
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attentive Perusal, for it Is in opinion the co.
~ true view Of the subjec, on which il treats.
So far as this address recommends measures We
are Conservative.
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G[!n a tctterp1biishei in the P..llad ium a
few weeks since, occurred, which we
hasten to correct 1t was stated that the I.egs-
lature had ordered the proposed Madison Rail
Road to be changed to M'Adamized road. II
should have been the New Albany and Craw-
louisville road.
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MIR. JESSE Nj. CLARK, formerly of this place
His friends, and none that knew were other than
friends, attached by his warm feelings Of friend
ship and universal checrfulness, lament in deep
sorrow his early death.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-27

OTlCE..-Thc undersigned having taken on. letters
! of Administration the Estate of Lewis Lewis.
deed, hereby given ali indebted
estate to forward aud settle same, and those
avn, claims against said to present them arco,d
ing law. The Estate is solvent,
JUDAH LEWIS./
H. FULGHUM, ( -"
Richmond JAN p. 1898 "A,
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INDIANA LEGIsLAruRE--We are unable to
give our readers any late reports OF the proceed
inss of the Legislature Oar latest date from
indianapolis Is CT the 18th ms. Way this is SO
We cannot tell. We have heretofore depended
Oh the papers Published at the capital for early
legislative news; but we shall hereafter adopt
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III OTlCE...Will be sold at public sale n Borough
of Richmond on Saturday the 18th day February
x the personal property of Lewis Lewis .ed con-
sistIns of head of horses, Dearborn Wagon
ness, household aud kitchen furniture, Terms
known the day sale. by
JUDAH LEWIS, } Admin
BENZ. FULGHUM, I isfraEors
Richm, nd JAN 81, 1897. 80,
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WINGS OF OHlO-The Wing party in the
state Of Ohio, propose holding State Conven-
ton at Columbus, on the 2snd February next, for
the purpose Of E,o.e thoroughly organizing the
party, and to ensure the reelection Of Gov rnor
Vance. We hope they may verify the truth Of
the motto '.Unitcd We stand-diyide We fall"
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0-rW.li one Of our representatives or Sena-
tors IN Congress furnish US with copy Of the BIZ
ennial Blue Book when published. We wish to
give our readers little s'smalI talk the sub
ject of Van Buren, economy. 1t s said the fur
niture and decorations of his palace has already
cost the government $4,000.
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on, GENERAL ABSTRACT OF USEFUL kSOwlEo0E
Published monthly: 4s pages imp. SEQ. ct 81, year
Nv Ella rAYLos, lac, MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI.
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W. and all its provisions should he nude rs
nhy known as possible. He therefore NOV
~ stthc ball be made tho special order e. .,is
Two weeks, and that 800 extra copies g., or
esed to be printed.
," .. Oa'0oun expressed a wish that the post
~. . ~. m.gnt be only to this day week, and
,hc...I. aqns Is proposed BY Mr.. WEBSTER. He
~ speedy action on this important meas
S..,"sS: n.y desirable i did not require any more
~ s'on as It was fully discussed last session.
~. inc country was well acquainted viii, its
~r;o question being taken on Mr.. wEr,rrr's
=, 'oe bull was made the special order for this
- w weeks Ayes 81. noes 20: and 500
e'P'es were ordered to be printed
hkAsrRv ScuExE.-We find in the M
'o'e'l'senccr the following notice Of the
rses, another experiment. We will give the
'sself in our next.
- y: Senate, yesterday. a bill, VA, r.oo,,.d
- Co"mittce on Finance. embrac;nc The
~ Ne Administration, VARYING cors;d.r.
ert,. - the ub-Treasurv scheme of ~, I.,o
6,..h,. and BY 80 much the NOR. .xcc ,s
i@-n varies from that scheme The III,
i~sesgth, and We have no mean. of oh,.,,,'
It. The following Is. howovsr :.
o ITS principal provisions:
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Strayed

ENRON the subscriber, on Thursday,
~ the 18th inst, small BAY MARE,
4 years old, having marks of the
gear on her shoulders. Any person that
will take up the above described animal,
and let me know of the same, shall be
compensated for his trouble and entitled
to the thanks Of
E. S. BROWN.
April 81. lift
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A FEMALE PIL0RIM.

Among the passengers in the Sus-
quehanna, recently arrived at this port
says the United States Gazette, was
Miss Harriet Livermore, who will be
recollected by most of our readers as a
Jealous preacher. This lady, about
two years since, left Philadelphia to go
to Jerusalem. She went, tarrying a
short time at London, touching at Glib
raltar, Malta and the intermediate pIa-
ces, and abode for some time in the
Holy City, sitting in the sepulchre
"where the Lord was laid" wandering
in the Valley of Jehosophat, climbing
the Mount of Olives, fording Kedron,
lingering in Gethsemane, and journey
ing around places consecrated to
Christian sympathies and biblical re-
miniscences.
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Where Liberty d,cells there is mig country

LIN presenting this Prospectus before
M the public, the publishers have only to
say, that the rapid growth of the town
and improvement of the country in which
it is to be published, requires the estab
lishment of Press; and that their design
is to endeavor to make it subserve the
great objects for which public Journals
should be established-the diffusion of in
telligence and information among the peo-
pie, and vehicle in which opinions and
sentiments may be freely Interchanged in
whatever relates to the morals, manners,
and political rights of the people. As far
as its Editorial character is concerned, it
will advocate the sentiments and the po-
litical principles for which the individual,
whose name it bears, was so distinguished,
and resist with reason and argument, as
he did with his sword, the expressions of
TYRANNY AND DEspoTIsM, let them come
in what shape or character, or from what
ever source they may.
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OBITUARY.

DlED-In this place, on the Sd instant,
Mrs. MARY DOBYNS, wife of VIM. II.
Dobyns. She left husband, five small
children, and a large circle of friends, to
lament her loss.
With feelings of deep and unfeigned re-
greet, it becomes our painful duty to re-
cord the death of one of our female citi-
zens In this affecting visitation of an all
wise Providence, our community has lost
one of it's most valuable members and
brightest ornaments.
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IN PIKE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MARCH TERM, 1888.
Matthias Holenback
J. w. Hart s. J. II. Robertson

A. w. Hart s. J. II Robertson
TWVHERE has been returned writ of
attachment at the suit of Matthias
Holenback, against the estate Of A.
W. Hart g. John ii. Robertson, for the
sum Of three thousand and six hundred
dollars, in case pending before the Cir
cult Court aforesaid. Now, unless the de-
PENDANTS shall appear, give special bail
and plead within the time limited for their
appearance in such case, Judgment WILDE
entered and the estate so attached will be
SOLD
GEO. G. McKNAB, OK.
Holmesville, juno 9TH, 1898. lS-4t
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Mr.. Biddle, in an official communi-
cation to committee of Congress,
once said, ''that there were but few
State Banks which the Bank of the
United States could not DESTROY by an
execution of its ER."-And this is
the Bank that the wings would restore
to it power over the government and
over state institutions. Shall it be?-
Grand River Times.
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A Wing Group, from the pencil OF
Bryant.-''Peyton offering to shoot
down witness who stood before him
on examination; Wise plotting and ex-
ecuting the death Of a man whom he
hated and feared; Clay belching ours
es in the Representatives. Hall, and
Bell dealing blows on a man who de-
MES the truth of his vituperations."
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10 Office.

A LII grocery accounts due to A. g. D.
IA w. Van Norman not setteled by the
1Otho of May next, will be put in the
HANDS of j. Walker, Esq. for collection
A. & ID. w. VAN NORMAN.
April 81, lift
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GROCERY.
Veac .Arr0nge ments

WVHE Grocery heretofore known as A.
u e. ID. w. Van Norman's Grocery, on
the North side of the public square,
in Liberty, is now owned by d. w. Van
Norman g. Geo. w. McManus. G. w. Nc
Manus having purchased the right of A.
Van Norman, in said establishment; it
will in future be kept by the undersigned
who have made new arrangements and
Improvements for the accommodation Of
customers. They will keep on hand an
excellent assortment of Liquors, &C., and
will try to merit, and hope to receive a
liberal share of the public patronage.
d. w. VAN NORMAN,
GEO. w. McMANUS.
June 8. lS-tf
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IN PIKE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MARCH TERM, 1888.
Arthur G. Quinn
Thomas J. shealds,
WVIIERE has been returned writ of
attachment at the suit of Arthur G.
Quinn, against the estate of Thos.
J. Shealds, for the sum of eight hundred
dollars, in case pending before the Cir
cult Court aforesaid. Now, unless the de-
PENDANT shall appear, give special bail, and
plead within the time limited for their APP
pearance in such case, Judgment will be
entered, and the estate SO attached will be
sold
GEO. G. McKNABB,
Clerk
Holmesville, June 4th. 1898. l2-4t
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or GOlcOnd0 Place, aul
FOR SALE.
WVHIS Plantation is situated on Wells
L. IL. IL

TVHlS Plantation is situated on Wells
n Creek, Franklin county, 20 milee
from Natchez, and within mile Of
the main Liberty road leading to Natchez,
via. Prospect Hill; containing $50 acres
of valuable land, the improvements con-
sist Of 100 acres cleared and in a high
state of cultivation, first rate gin and
mill of two years standing, comfortable
dwelling and out-houses, together with a
convenient well of excellent water. This
place will be sold on credit of /, 2, 3 g.
4 years; those DESTROYS of purchasing a
plantation would do well to call and ex-
anime the premises. For terms apply to
Thos. j. Grafton, on the premises, to Jno.
c. Fleming, Prospect Hill, Adams county,
or to Philip o. Hughes, Fayette, Jefferson
county.
Golconda, May 5. 13-tf
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MEssRs. EDITORS:
EWAVING some acquaintance with
MASON, of the firm of MASON g.
Co., at Port Hudson, La, and hay
ing some dealings with them; to me botn
pleasing and advantageous. would re-
commend those in this part, who want to
transact business in their line, to give
them call: They will; as usual, attend
to the produce, provision and grocery bu-
siness, and will procure and forward for
accommodation of friends and customers,
from New Orleans, &C., goods of every
sort. A RESIDENT OF ANTE.
June Is. 20-tf
N. 3. Insert the above till l write to
you again-the bearer will comply with
your conditions.
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fl Last of Letters

I'D EMAINING in the post Office at Lib
u erty, Mi, on the lst of July, 1888,
and if not taken by the LIST of Oct.
next, will be sent to the general post-of-
flee as dead letters
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TERMS.

The publication will be made on Su-
per Royal sheet at Five Dollars per an
mum, payable in advance, or Six Dollars
at the expiration of the year. No sub
scription will be received for a shorter Pc
Rod than six months. Advertisements
will be inserted at the customary prices
throughout the state.
KoscnskO, Mi, June 2, 1898.