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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-22
LOUISIANA.
The House adjourned

The Senate re-passed the Bank bill vetoed by the
Governor, by a vote of l3 to 3.
The House sustained the Governor by large
majority.
We are happy TO perceive that Col. GRIMES, during
the tendency of the bill before the House, took an
able and distinguished part in the discussion in OPP
position to the destructives. One of the northern
papers states that he gave them scorchng.'
Gov JOHNSON, whose Congress onal term expires
with the present session. is the Anti-deSrucve can
didate for Governor, and will probably be elected
The Merchant offers be, of SIS 900 that E D.
White the present Governor will be elected to Con-
gress
The Governors veto is represented as being popu-
lar in the country.
The Legislature adjourned on the 18th inst with
out having accomplished any of the purposes for
which il was convened.
The True American of the 10Th inst. states that
the demand for cotton was extremely limited
Louisiana and Mississippi choice 10 Ia IL l-2c.;
prime Il l0c.; fair IL &C.; Middling IL
a Sc; inferior 6 l.2c
A Rcmiaisccnce.-Mr Clay speaks of Receivers
General as originating under the Colonial Govern
lnent Of New York We find them existing also in
Virginia They had here a Kings Receiver Ge-
neral" Deputy Rcceiver-General" 1.-THE Kings
money! and office. We leave it TO gentlemen who
are conversant with the archives of Virginia. to as
certain the period OF their appointment, functions,
&C. II was for some time, probably, badge Of onr
Colonial condition. We observe from Girardin's
Patrick Henry compelled ellis Majesy'S Receiver
General 10 pay $50 pounds, compensation
for the gunpowder lately taken out Of the Magazine,
by the Governors order "-Richmoad Enquirer.
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The UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
IN TIE HOUSE-Fcb. 10. 1888.

w. ADAMS submitted the follow ing, which
"sso over one day, under the rule:
1esoe1ed, That the ist claims of the citizens
M. 'as On,,ed States upon the Government ct the
49," 80" Ncpuoi'c for indemnity for I'M irIcs ,.pon
- ps's0ns OF property. committed by officers
u s.'' PERSONS subject to the ,risdic,ion OF the
Son'euera'son, ought mol to be sacrificed
o. aoandonod by the Government OF the United
Ue1' Inst the existing relations between
Cn'ted States and the Mexican Republic
Iu'' justify the United States. on anv principle
x.m'crnai'onal law, in rcsor.inr ,o any measure
People. ~ 'AeN'0a" Wv e''''''e"' VI
se"' That IN the present state O! relations
u"esc United Suites ami Mexico. nothing
urfed which can Justify the continued sus-
an amcable negotiations between. them.
"esoseed, That the President of the United
- &c requested to resume amicablc nccotia-
E..'m the Government Of the Mexican Con-
80, ~ .'too Of Mr.. HENRY, the following W..
vi. ~ inc great mass Of both public and pri.
-. '"ess, demanding tho attention Of Con
e..u, =" lev wears past have far exceeded what
~ :. .ssasonably attended to and passed upon.
II ~s present session it appears TO have vast
which randcrs j: imperative that
saould be employed with relation to n
mat business at least. shat more prompt
NV" action may be had thereon
tho delay and expense attending the
- q settling and adjusting private
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claims it is believed can be advantageously RENE
died bv constituting Board Of Commissioners for
that purpose, consisting Of three or five compessn,
persons. whose duty it shall be to examine, adjudi
cate, and pas. upon all private Gains against the
gov ernmcni with the east possible delay; whose
determination shall be final and conclusive, and
who shall be allowed a reasonable compensation
for their services. Therefore,
Rcsolced, That the committee on Claims be in
stsuc,ed 10 inquire into the expcdency Of cstab-
ls.,i,y by law a j ard Of Commissioners for the
adj ,stmcnt and final settlement Of all private claims
ar i,nst the government.
On motion Of Mr.. WISE,
Resolrci, That the Committee for the District
of COLUMBIA be instructed TO inquire into the ex-
pcdieucy Of receding, under proper restrictions
and rescsvations the consent Of the people of
this District. and Of the states of Mary land and
Virginia, the said D,s,ric, to tho said States.
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Congress.-The most of ths time IN the Sen
ate is taken up by discussion on the Snb-Treasu-
~ Bill, and Mr. Rivcs' substitute. 1t is, VIC be-
lieye, generally admitted that the former cannot
pass, even that body, and, that the passage of,he
other is doubtful; the people and government, in
the mean time will have to take caro- of them
selves Well, be it If tho government should
PERSIST in the course it has marked out, for one
year more, we think the people Will become coy
WINGED that it is unable to take of itself, and
that thew will institute themselves guardians
over the selishiy insane inmates of tho White
House.
In the House. considerable interest is felt re-
soccting the northern frontier. We understand
rho C,nbc Ri, nd Road Bill is also before the House,
and. it is thought by come OF our members that 1t
viii pass. Mr.. Clay viii give II his support;
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TIE FAMILY MAGAZIN

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The WKArux1-Ws have seldom experienced
| more intensely cold weather than has been had
in this country during the last few weeks. The
snow which tell some three weeks ago, made ex-
celent sieighing, and our citizens have not been
perplexties Of life, many have INDUCED in the
happy sleigh ride irolic, and, had Johnny Bcedie
been with ,hcu, he perhaps would have found
moro than one item on which to found story OF
.sparaing''
BIT in all this happiness. have the poor been
thought Of! Has the heart of the child .: power
" been warmed BY acts Of kindnes.-havc the
hungry been fed-havc the cold and shivering
orphans Of wretchcdness aud despair been warmed
by the hand of charity7 In this community there
arc but few who are unable to sustain themselves
but there are some, widows and orphans. who have
felt their hearts blood chilled by every blast that
has swept across or hls-whosc hunger has
been scantily satisfied by the hand Of pity. Look
around and see If you cannot find some object on
which to Lestow portion OF alms-sonle mo:e'y
of what is spent in pleasure and ox,ravagance.-
During the late inciemencnt season, VINO has not
frequently been reminded Of the following appro-
pirate and beautiful lines, b. Thomson:
"Ah, .se .hns sas gay. licansioas proud,
Whom pleasures, power, and a1iuefce surround;
They who their ,housh,less hours in sddy mir,h,
And wan,on, often cruel, riot waste:
An. little think ,hcy, while ;hsy dance aloas.
How many feel ,hi, very rnomen' death,
And all the sad varieties of pain.
How many drink ,a- cup
or baneful grief, eat the bitter bread
OF misery SORE piesc'd by wniry winds,
How many shrink into the so.dd HI;
or cherries pover,y-'THcMrsoS.
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PROSPECTUS-NEWS yRIFs OF TIE
LIT II AIRY OM NIBUS.

FURNISHING EcoRs BT NAIL sEwsrA1Kn posrA0R..e
WALurEs LITERARY Ox'.iErs has been in exist.
ence isere months, and 1is eryed during that period
extensive share nf public favour. II has furnished
tro doVGs and hsc ,e;sfs cf Ioasoa books which
cost there over y~eren Hozars. addition las
Of literary at-,, :si.xs Of books saJes ad
domestic and for. ign
The original proPsissor nsendng de-oss bis asd
attention % s a:hEr periodical works. has disposed Of HE
in SIC OranibSs psessDs puhsr, vAo win
make no f:her ehaags sera sbaa n9
Il from another ofce, and changing its name 1vD ~ Al
die ~ - I1B-oxns0
BIZ Owls LrreRARr Oaxsrs ~iH - issssd Friday
mornings -insdo excellent paper u 'arys Gss. IL ~iu
eeasain,
Books, the and best stas b procured,
s.aI every west 5Yodecno voyuss. smbrAe5ng Now
e... Tra~els, Nsr,oi-s- e. Gn< sab dka1sss& -
aerrPer PosfdGe
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Cincinnati Wholesale + Retail
PLANE AND EDGE TOOL
.W.1NCF.9 TOR


On Main Street, Third Door North Of Sixth.
+ i, again, at TIA old business, after absence Of
three years, ehd has built tbs establish.
f,s Kind in the Cn;et States. in thc Troy
o., tie lam. Canal lilo is receiving part Of his
s.ocn OF 'lancs wr consist Of great variety OF Mould
Ee Planes, &C.; will be constantly rcc.i=irr
additional lppies Il is well known those engaged
curing, be d"ae lower tho country
Of pow than tho city; besides Tho
advantages in a selection Of timber which will enable him
sell low, ii lower than any manuiac;oryn the
West.
AMI otner American r,anuia iue-s-:ogeiher wi IN tho
approved stamps Of Cincinnati manufactures, the
quality Of EDGE TOOLS all of which viii be sold
Il the low prices.
n E-ihe old customers Of j. Donaldson requested
give CALL particularly III, wholesale
IN VIII comprise largest and
Inc s,afkst. 1 snail he happy orders a
in Cincinnati, Man, 81 door north Sixth
0. in Troy, Miami, county, Oslo. J. II. HALL.
March, g. 3w.6
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lIW 81 .IIIlNgIa
N:ESa iEAEEo

IESa sEAEEo
Va yOII respectfully rafo7tn Ladies OF Richmond
w and Surrounding cou,iy. TIA, she has commenced
bne. all lis BREACHES, and will he
happy AMI the o-iars Of those who
feel disposed favor her with their patronage compe
ledge business enables her that all
work her hands shall he executed ir the most
appov lcrn s:yo durability, and fashion,
tt A5-Shop Main in this buding lately occupied
by Dr. c. West. opposite -. ID. Sloan's Hotel
Richmond Jna a,th. 1898 3:3m
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A FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.

THE suoscrb.t. having determined change his basi
Ill sell the property which hs resides, situate
miles North Of Eeaa'oai The FARM is we'll improved
buiIias ana well wa,sret: hv acr,s cleared
aai IN good Of Cultivation AMI thirty timber
The MILL. is q doIhc-sea7ci SAW-MlI.I, with q fall
OF la feet, o. N. North branch Of Wh,ewa.sr; and
surpassed il couiy for Construction aad loea
,na Tiers OF ia;h saws attached therGDo
Sis an il cope;s oEoshafing cot last year. sro
hundr-! and exeny lumber, and hum
ared ,aousaai ,as ina .ll we'll situated for lumber
having il va7d 400 logs. Cy-Ths property
can De pu.eha sc3 Sc ,aia:s o. rose;hef
iQUII.A JONES.
iiy- At T,'Y. MiT.!. EO2 SALE, Aiso,-A large
Guahti,y OF LUfSER, o: itfssa, kinds, suitable fnf
Ca pca,ers, Whee Chair Maksrs
&c. &c, by JONES ELLIOTT.
Nayne coaa.y. l., Sd mo. 81, 1888 Su
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nrrrhe aYOUNG MEMS LITERARY So
GETTY will meet on Monday evening next at
early candle light
March I'd. 1888.
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EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR DATED,
BRUNSWICK, (Ohio) Feb 1888.
DEAR SIR


This morning the authorities Of Elyra, in Lor-
aine county, passed through this place, having
in the ir custody two men charged with passing
counterfeit money TO Il man III EyrIa.trom whom
they had bought horse on yesterday evening
for $50, which they paid in bills on the City Bank
OF NY. When unprecedented by the constable
thew had in their possession about = 300 in bills
ON the bank. (countcrseit) besides some
genuine bills on different other banks and in the
stable where one Of the fellows had gone under
pretext O! attending TO his horse. after the con-
table and posse had over,akcp them, there was
found on removing The hay on which the horse
had lain, two bundles of bills entirely new, care
fully wrapped in paper and tied In handker-
chief, Amounting to about >s27OO,-S7O0 Of which
pu.portcd TO DC the Exchange Bank Of Pitts
burg. Pa.-and the remainder, about $1,000.
the State Bank OF Indiana. As the Bills appear
TO :,c of Il new emission. none of which are noted
in anv OF the Deiector< l have seen, it nigh,
perhaps &c wei. TO put the public on their guard
against them.-I D:ckncll.
VALUE OF THE WILLow.-'Thc importance Of
the willow TO man has been recognized from the
earliest ages and ropes and baskets made from
willow twigs we're probably among the very list
Of human man ufdctures in countries where these
trees abound The Romans used the twigs for
binding their vines and tying their reeds IN bun
dies and made all sorts of baskets OF them "A
crop OF willows was considered SO 'diuioie III
the time of Cato, that he ranks the salictam or
willow field, next in value to the vineyard aud
the gardens. In France the leaves, whether IN
a green or dried state, are considered the very
best food for cows and goats, and horses, in some
places, arc fed entirely on them. from the end OF
Angus, till November. Horses, SO fed. II Is stat
ed. will travel twenty leagues day without be-
ing faticued In the north Of Sweden and Nor
way and in Lapland, the inner bark IS kiln dried.
and ground for the purpose Of mixing with oasnca!
in wears of scarcity The bark Of the willow and
also the leay es are astrineent; and the bark Of
mos, sorts may be employed in tanning.-(Ar-
borctum Britdnnicum.
v.r-,,. AZ A>rYDorr for PoYsox-The Phil
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ENGL 4 y d .



The British frigatc lnconstant, arrived at Hal
flax on the Both Of January from Cork, whence
she sailed the 18th; bringing London advices
of the LIST. The news therefore is not so late as
that previously received by the last Havre pack
et-although we are enabled to give few inter.
csting paragraphs in relation to movements con-
ncc,ed with Canada
The lnccnstant brought out the left wing OF
the 93d regiment, commanded by Major Arthur.
The tsooDs landed ihc thir'y-fi:st, at Hal.
flax.
1t is stated in the London Observer, that Sir
Henry Hardingc had received the appointment
Of commander Of the forces III Canada. Also,
that ministers had under consideration the pro-
pretty Of recommending to Parliament, immedi-
a,clv after the reasscmbling Of the two Houses,
an increase in both the army and nayy-the for
,uer to the amount of 10 or 10000 men. and the
latter from ) to 10000. One of the reasons as
signed fromihis measure, III addition TO the un-
settled state OF the Canadas, is the unfriendiv
tone of the message of the Presidcn, of the L. ;.
upon the boundry question
A ROGUE-The Cleveland Herald has the
following notice Of one Of the rogues who was en-
ped in the recently attempted fraud IN the CITY
of n u. of procuring by forged orders a large
number Of bank notes printed from the plates OF
one of the Ky. Bank:
at NAV be worth men t:oning that James Brown
who figures in the reports of the great fraud IN
n. Y, s one of,bc persons who some years go
attempted IA great enterprise OF viilany. This
wa. to fit out a ship from y. Orleans to Canton
in China. sending out large amount OF counter
felt notes of the L. S. Bank. with which to pur~
chase cargo of teas, &c. As the gang had not
money enough to fit cut their ship without broach
ing their counterfeit funds, they we're detected
in time to fr.,strate their plan. Brown. we be-
I;cve, turned States evidence against his con-
federa,e, Taylor, who nevertheless was acqui'-
ted. Since that time. Brown has lived at Boston,
and more recently at Akron, in Portage county.
In the former place he was some time Justice
Of the Peace. Though his character has been
generally known Brown has not been in the
least shancfaced. This will hardly be news in
this vicinity, but may show to distant readers
something Of his character
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-03

GySeve.ai egre.ious error, escaped notice IN
our hurry OF making up tho inner form OF last
weeks paper.
Bo,h Houses Of the Ohio Legislature, have
passed resolution to adjourn on the 18th inst
The election, to supply the place of IL. A.
Muhlcnbergh, in Congress, takes place to-day, in
Berks county, Pa.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-03

WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
FOR PRESIDENT

subject to the decision Oft National Conven-
ton TO be held by the wings Of the L. states.
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Tha, our readers at distance may have some
certain idea Of the business that IL DOING IN Do
ver we here present them with the receipts of
two DAYS in the article of Whea; :-On Wednesday
and THURSDAY. the l4ih and 18th instant, there
was received by the Merchants of this place.
seven thousand three huudre ed and forty six bushels
We have no doubt bv the time the farmers get
through bringing in their Grain. there will be
slowed away in the Warehouses Of this place. at
least 10000 bushels Of Wheat.-Cdnal Dorcr
Telegraph.
LoSe YxRxs-It is stated in Mr.. Baine's His
tory of the Cotton Manufacture, that the manu-
fac,ure Of cotton thread has arrived at such
state Of perfection. that 1850 hanks to the pound
have been produced. each hank measuring $40
wards, and the whole amounting to 1O1 miles"
This ia 4 pretty long thread; but Mr.. Murry. In
England. on the Phormium Ienaf. or New Zea-
land flax. states that pound Of fax has furnished
a much longer thread than the above. He saws
there have been specimens Of linen thread, the
value of which has exceeded It's weight in gold;
and there is to be seen Valencinnes, in France.
two pounds weight Of faxcn thread intended
for the finest specimen. Of French lace. valued at
$50 pounds sterling and the length Of thread IS
{, 1870. 800 yards. about 452 miles. making the
length of tho thread from one pound Of fax about
226 miies.-London paper
DrscorHr1Nc-The State Bank Of Arkansas
disco uniting on the 9th; no individ-
ual TO receive more than 81 900, and for . peri
I'D not exceeding six months.
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TAKE NOTICE.

nG. WAI. B. SMITH respectfully soieits all those
inlsb,.d him 10. oacsf pssioi than year, to
and those of
bs refused.
fr-mps native r.cess,;y has p-onred this d. and
he hop.s il wi!l b- pLn-Iuafiy ,ied To.
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NOTICE.

NUIIVE.
AN AWAY from RE, bouna boy named MARMI-
N DChE T. I\D>f.Y abon, 1t ysar. old, the
lSih All persons FORE va-o TO trust har-
boz said bov. \ ,euas! OF EiI AMI
t.ia.as. will be eivel II. Il s apprehension.
NATHAN NtNDENIiAI.l.
Ran 10 ph coa,,y. lad, Feh. %. 1895. e3s
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LoBE.rA An Axr1porE for Porsox-The Phil
adelphia Ledger contains a regularly attcs!ed ac-
count Of experiments tried on two dogs. by Dr..
Draper, in which it was satisfactorily proved that
Lobelia is a safe and powerful cvacuans Of the
stomach. ia cases Of poison.
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GA person was committed to Jail fe~ days
since. for breaking up his furniture This
was right agrceably TO law and justice. But on
the same principle, what should be done with
Martin Van Buren, s. Co who have been robbing
their masters pockets. their public treasures their
pligh,ej faith. and national honor. Let the PEG
ple answer =
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,ha, the coffee crops Of the Island will be one
!.a.f If not two thirds short of former years.
The sugar crop, tie other hand. would be i'll
creased one f,ur,h-Mobie Chronicle Febyua-
rv. 10.
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NaARRlED,..OM Thussday, The pa sass - Ssdgs .
b. ssan,o,. Mr. Cibsn Bansns - Nis Ls.ssa Fssa'eh'
both of Cnion county.

We are requested t. announce WILLIAM
IDALBEy, as = cAniiei;s fos Constable At the
nriI election
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SuERIFALITT.

Me.s-s HOLLOWAY & Uitfs,
Please insert ,a- ZANE Of JACOB X FISHER, - Z
:, ,a,ss,s 10. hs ic. Sis.in o; WAYNE aa1
otliy., MANI NOtEHS
We as au,lo7ir.d ssn>ies JES>E L. DENEN-
PORT, . Candidate Sh.siS, sas easains Auesss
election.
We au:horix., 10 .ancai-e JACOB W. FISHER.
as Caaiidsts lar Sur.rr o. Wayne the snanal
s.ectioa % sas arss Aoaia August,
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we learn from the Boston paHers that the
Presden; and Directors cf tie Franklin Bank OF
that city have | cen indicted by the grand j;ry,
and had been arrested. The report Of the com
missioners who had investigated the affairs IT
the Commonwealth ban. has been Published, aud
presents Il shameful catalogue Of abuses. The
deceased Presdent,l Il. Simpson. alone was IN
dei,ed 10 the bank in direct liabilities now on.-
standing, to the amount Of S250,ll7 II! aud for
which the bank had little more than pcrso Sc
rity.-National lncigenccr
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STATE BANk.-At the recent meeting of the
Board Of Directors Of the State Bank Of Indiana.
three new Branches were established, one of
which is to be located at Logansport, one at South
Bond, and the other a, Michigan City. We also
understand that they appointed delegate to at
tend the Bank Convention 40 Philadelphia on the
frs, Of next month.
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West Point-FIre-A destructive fro occur
Cd at West Point on the morning OF Feb. 10.
1t broke out in the west wing oi the building.
which was entirely DESTROY ed The books, paint
ings. philosophical end chemical apparatus were
saved. The contents of the Engineering Acad-
cmv and Adj i.ant's Office were destroyca-C'n.
GaZ.