davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

ENGL1SH, KENCH AND 81 -lNI5lI AOElD-
EAY.
PROFESSOR MoRPHY, assisted by gentlemen of
proper qualifications aud exp rience. h Is opehed
III Academy, in tn. brick building hslongns To VIM.
Brand Esq, adjoining the Ierania ST. Charles
street. whe e Young gentlemen we'll disposed, will
ceive good education.
Mr.. NJ sulcits the corporation of his friends and
those of education, enable him render this usli-
tuition useful andNpermunent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

"A Ga HE'D.
S,mUr1 SLATER ABRAHAM TRIER.
SLATER s. TRTER
Forwarding comm ssl0h Nefchants.
No. 40 Poydras Street,
NEW OR LE A MS.
They will devote their particular attention to the sale
OF Western Produce.
References.
Abijah Fisk, ESQ.
5 q Blanchard,
Hart NJ Shift, } New orleans.
A NJ Nathan,
Messrs kohn Daron & Co.
!!;:; VI % $' y. ! Y: Boston.
F Es" t's ! si TSamas y 20 New York.
Won Publ " Nc till. }
Stanford u Davis. 81 Louis
Glasgow, Shaw Il Tatum.
/ S Rider " Co.
Hawl,v, Page Il Dunla". 7 Alton.
A r Skhimore Esq. y
or, Marsh II Il Co.--L0uiSville.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

NER. PARKER respectfully III orms the public that
w he will remain short time IN New Orleans for
the purpose OF painting portraits.
Rooms corner of Canal and - Charles, in the house
occupied hv Parmlv Lyon, Dentists, whe lecinens
of his painting can be seen. Entrance in :, Charles
street lu2B I'm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

4 tTrER pAPER.-Ju Just rceived from the Brandy
"a wine hla b cases supelune blue letter paper
some very low priced; 10 cases speri"e white ette
paper, do; cas- tln pink euer paper cases Supel
line p4cKrt post large ,lze; cases suptrtuc ettar
Tor sale, Wholesome and etuil, by ID FELL " Co,
New i ORR otutIOuers Hal.
jv2l "A Charities street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

The jackson street and LAFAYETTE. half pastT
o'clock, NJ. Canal street at O'Clock NJ, and run
ming hourly at o'clock. These cars will commence
running hall hour. aud continue throughout the
day until o'clock, NJ. -.
The arrangement for the La Course street cars the
same us for JAG kson street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

81. JAGU CDFr ZEE, in grass -bng>-l0O, received,
- per Lri. Star in store, for sale by =. .
SLAr! r & TRIER,
nDS dII poydras street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
PRANKLyN INrYRngARY

E1k14IVEAM1IN AVE X1kAEsz49k&
ENHE public are respectfully informed that tins nsf'
tuition II erected op me mos. Improved pun ene
Franklin upon The railroad, one nHe Ron .he sisss
siP,, .,,, ,,,.., ,,s,,s, d;v;a..,
int, o,artnens for keeping separate different classes
and d. ffereiit diseases.
The institution is supplied with most skul and
attentive male Gnd tenaie huises, anu speaking thsva
rious modern languages. f.yI
Private rooms may De iIad oy eenlemen al n's oei
Terms III the or mary wards, Two doiiars 70, hay;
Slaves also TWO dollars. Small r"x IN line ofaiAafy
wards. five dollars
All capital surgical operations extra. ~ 4, .,
LuzenIberg, No II Rampat street. apI9 w
---------
y.Ar sIDgS-l,hhds bacon sides ID ny from
bS 90 L,, ,:nnsrI WAYNE FIR N h,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
SHIPPING.
For Europe.
CoasfWlse.

Y UST received at the Louisiana Furniture ware
Bedsteads; a first rute article Also, good aSsort-
melt of Maple, Walnut, and Painted Chars, which
will he sold for the lowest cu,h prices.
w CARNES.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

heretofore differed other That they have hon
esty differed, should be sufficient for indI
gng crination and lion in relation the past
Let former errors. all sdc be overlooked forgotten
as the oaiy by which harmonious movement may
be made TO restore a its ancient purity and
TO redeem republican Institutions from spirit of radi-
call snl. which threatens 10 subseIt them.
That small PATRIOTS band, that have da.ed sepeIate
themselves from patty 10 servo their country, now occupy
position less eminent than responsible They hold the
Balance of Political Power Let il trembe in their
hands. And they hold for their country, may the
aiaIce of Eternal Justice be holden fo- them.
THE VI AD1SDSIAS viii continue TO be published
week DUNG the si.tings Of Congre-and twice
week during the SIS per amman. payable nva-
riably IN advance.
\ weekly edition Is also published. at 8 PEI
Iri-weeky, for of six months, Sd; and weekly
for six months, g.
No viii be received for any short of six
months.
post paid, risk provided it shall appear by post
certificate. such remittance has been duly
mailed.
liberal discount will be made companies of five
transmitting their subscriptions together
Posasers and others authorized, acting agents,
will he entitled receive of the gratis for
subscribers, that subscriptions
generally.
will inserted the usual printers
intended for the establish
will received unless the postage is paid.
WAsHTNGroN CITY, 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
Plane Mandatory.
Opposite DIR. ". B. Smiths, on Fifth

Opposite Dr. W y. Smiths, on Fifth street.
North Of Main
~4PpENTER-S COOPER-S. and c CABINET
1 PLANES. of every description, and OF the best
materials and workmanship constantly hand made
ord.- nv T. Il III. Nj. PARK
GA-ORpEEs from Merchants or Mechanics at distance
viii NEE. with urop, attention and despatch. the
reasonable terms We warranted in saying that
work will be inferior none made elsewhere.
n B. PLANES of all descriptions can be had at Basil
Rr;rh,w.II.s store T. & H. NJ. P.
Richmond. July %. 1898. 29u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
BOOK BINDING.

THE subscribed is prepared to execute all orders ~ the
above business with despatch. Persons wishing BLANK
Books made have them ruled by leaving
The hes, of paper will be use If wished, and
svle which he IS persuaded viii
the appreciation of ali who him.
n.-An assortment Of BLANK BOOKS will be kept or
hand, and ON Books REBOUND Prices moderate
brBINDERY situated Main street, Ellis p.
Coale,s Boot and Shoe Store.
E. YONGE.
Richmond, June 2. 1898. elf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
To the Public.

Office ftte Trading and Manufacturing Con,pnny,l
Richmond. Jalne l lM 1887. {
+ elcc ton of the Stockholders in ssTHE RICHMOND
"A TRADING MANUFACTURING CoMPANY,' held OF,
first Monday i'll June, 1888, benjamin. Fulghum, Isaac
E. Jones, Ievnus King, J. r. Mendenhall, T. Newman,
Jonathan Townsend, and Abel Thornbery,
directors for year. At meeting the Directors
held the day. James r. Mendenha elected Pesi-
dant NO., secretary,
Brown, elected Treasurer
n-They still continue the mar ke, prices for
clean cotton and wool washed the
sheep Those wool for sale will please call
King the woollen factory who is authorised
purchase for the Company.
w. NJ. LEEDS, Secretay.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having Purchased the stock of Goa LIE
& HAMILTON, has made large additions same.
and is ready furnish his friends and
good assortment and good terms they
purchased in the West, either wholesale Or retail.
ELLIS p. COALE
orWork made to order, the shortest notice: all
rnended gratis.
Richmond. Jans9, 1888. 2iT
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
JOB W. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL THORNBERRY.
JOHN MOFFfTT.
GuSTAvUS +. HAYNES
JlSEpgI nAvrS,


II FORSEE, Esq having oeen recently appointed G,,,
al Agent by the Central committee lndanatr,. .
editorial corps OF the State OF INDIANA b.. -.
offer his services agent for editors nesv.s.
residing in other States and all others who have d.ms
any person persons residing in said Stas lin a.,
will be kept indianapolis, where my business ia i,
line will be attended to- Instructions
and all orders speedily and faithfully execussd Tw.t.
per commission will be exacted on all eolea
and amount forwarded the order of the credns u,
editors pers, who members of the editorial
ISOLATION this State, and such Others desiga
hereafter members Of the same, well those xAo
interest promoting the editorial corps in the Cns
States are respectfully requested insert this notice
their papers, if consisent, tree OF charse; ~
which usual price will be paid for each nssu.
70 such are. and become, members of tho asss-
ton, and until dscontinuancc ordered.
October, Ii, 1887. 40
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

HRRIS TOOTH w ASH..P Prepared from the origin
al recpe only by Daniel Goddard, No 8, Gold street,
New York
The Os Tooth Wash purely vegetable preparation,
the properties of cleansing the teeth and modt
restoring gums healthy and preventing any UNI
olo the mouth, whether arising from
decayed teeth from deranged state of the stomach
sound teeth and white teeth the most valuable por-
tons poor humanity how neglect the attention
means needed. Among these know of plea
SAINT than the Ors Tooth Wash il ceanses
and vhtens the teeth strengthens the purihes the
mouth. breath We recommend to
all, young and old. Boston Post.
.'Ihe Orris Tooth Was is the best detergent
used on our enamel. boston Transcript.
To the Public.The testimony of the most
eminent Dentists and members of the Medical Faculty, in
every part Union, united in of the Orrs
Tooth w ash.
From DR.. Eeazer Parmley. Dentst.-sI have used the
Orris Tooth WASH and having been made acquainted with
articles composed, feel plea
recommending il agreeable, wholesome, and
effec tual wash for the mouth
ELEAZER PARMLEY,
No. IL, Park Place. \. Y, January 1882
From Dodge manufacturer of Imitation Incorrupible
Teeth and Surgeon Dentist, New York-tientlemel,-l
consider your Tooth ash the best wish
keep hand for ;he of pa,entseass
send supply. (Signed) ~ DODt'f,
have been reeeir from the following
from ;. NJ Meeks, NJ D., Tuscaloosa, Alabama
J. II. Harris, Surgeon Dentist, Nashville, Tenn
- L. Igget. do. do.
Dr.. s 4. Shurtief, Boston.
John Randall. NJ. d., do.
Walter Charming VI. d., do.
ss T. W. Parsons Surgeon Denlist. do.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
Sra G, GLIWIINEs
Surgeon Den list

PERMANENTLY located in RICHMOND, fSD is pre-
pared perform all operations in his profession in the
most manner; always using the best of materials
for artificial purposes.
All operations warranted Also. spiended tooth pow
der sale of his compromising. WHICH will beauy
and health the gums
indispensable those who desire sound and
healthy teeth.
June 16, 1888. 25i
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
To MANUFACTURERS.
GOOD BARG A IN ,.

THE subscriber proposes selling the following $50
property in and adjoining Huntsville, VIZ: ohs
s2J fee, ON Cross Street, I66 feet in length W" go
ing s21 fee, on Main s,reet-t~o OF fneih nss1,
one being corner lot Main and State ssfes - ssty
new store house bull, in the mos, modern se' N s.dEs
finished. also large sfabie with frnne ef,D uTsneED
room, conveniently arranged. Also, ONE 49,, -
and SIXTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND % IA
a,ed on the south adjoining the TOYS n, e'snV B.p~
re under good fence, and about thirty set ID lssr
vile - situated in Randolph county, Indians, - -
full elevation. 81 miles Southwest from /" ~
miles due north frnm Eeoaomy. len miles =" =. a.
liam burgh and twelve miles from w indsoss -. y
road tina, leads from Economy 20 Honiines"tC
state road crosses running from New Castle -
Also a county road passing through from s"-~~tR
Newport, and is surrounded by country n ne. r.
haps in the for fertility Of soil and --<ug
mate. which is settled by industfioss ass - -
race of IA rrners. having inexhasst'ois ~
within two miles: also, several saw mills aso
mill within a distance. now IN - - 80
There IL also pos, Office. rereivins two DA sz4
and south each week Merchants and raecnsa. ,sSb
To obtain desirable situation and ." pss1-ae0
nr,oer,y a, the most reasonable rates, Wiii o. -
and examine ior themselves Terms VII 80 Nry1
liberal. s "a eosSSeD
NJ b. A good opening for a tavern s'aao' 4 =
rea rer than miles. ~
Huntsville, Indiana, Aug. Ii. 1888
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

OtIrUATED in Arlington township. Wayne county. a.
within miles Of Abingon four of Centre and
SIX of Richmond; adjoining the lands OF Moses ROBINS
Zarharah Dicks and Others. containing nearly NINETY
acres about forty cleared and under fence with
buildings neary new, having small thriving apple
aud peach orchard the premises Enquire ct the sub
sr,;b., =, Wasbi,e,on d. T.. ROWIETT.
Octobe! 9Th. 1893 39uc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
MONEY PURSE LOST

II OST Sunday morning last, buckskin purse stee
4 clasp. containing 81 the State Bank of Indians
81 on the Bank of WOOSTER small desk key-a pocket
niece &C. asonabe reward will be given the finder
If he will return o the subscriber
ID. l.. HAMILTON.
Pichn,o,d Sentcnber %. 1898 3Stf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE-INSURANCE
COMPANY;

CUMfANfs
Chartered January 3Oth, 1897.
Office, No. 4, Blake's Building. opposite BROW.
ning,s Hotel, indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE, President and Treasurer
CHARLES W. CADY, Secretary
THIS Company being fully organized, is now ready to
receive applications for insurance
Every person who insurcs iii this company becomes
member it, with all tbs privileges incident to any cop'
ration Immediately interested IN ITS general
sion and condition The assured at the time OF
application for insurance, required 10 give MS
promssov CATION, called premium note without IN
tercst the of which is determined by the sum M
sured and the risk. which note he pays
per cent in advance No further payment is required uh
should occur during The period OF sT years. th
being the term which policies ssued at which times
made equtably all the notes snlce
of risks to of 900. the assured would give
his note for $40, cent of which PAID IN advance
g. and 81 the Policy would maze only 50 Tor MS
rs payment As Policy for six years. much pei
soua trouble saved TO the assured III not De-
required 10 make renewals of the insurance The
company froirds of the estimated value oil oud
ings and one-ltalf of personal property
The contingency which the assessments or calls up
on the depend, much IN favor of the as
sI,ed in adverse to them-ln proof OF TINS,
the ac tua results similar institutions can be al
duced No Mutual Insurance Company in the United
with such adverse fortune as to stop It's OPP
atons than be said of stock coInpa-
considered that insurance III this
will safer. cheaper, and certainly more eqn-
table than by any other method yet devised
Partial losses will be paid in full not exceeding tho
mount insured
thor sed TO act as Agent the inana Mutual Fire
Insurance Company BY order of the Board OF Directors,
CHAS. W CADY. See'y.
July, Is, 1888. 2'-iy.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

SHERWOOD'S EI.EC FRO MAGNETIC REMEDIES
(Fornleriy called Gale,ts Pills and Haster,)
For Chronic Diseases.
Of the class Hypertropaa, including all The forms
Of Scrofula, ri@:
Consumption; Dyspepsia: Liver complaint: Scad head
sprofIous Eyes; White tSwengs; tDsease OF the
Spine; Disease of the Hp-joint; Kings Evil;
s %sss::,s.., or Female complaints
THESE but different modifca tons Of disease, afec
ting organs limbs arising from the cause
detected by the diagnosis, symp
and consequently cured by the remedies,
fully H. II. Sherwood, VI d., in his
Electric symptoms of Chronic Diseases founded the
natural causes OF DIR Sherwood
plainly shows that every portion of the human body
gether it'll every particle of in the both
animate and inanimate either a negative positive
of ccity, and that motion produced by
the negative and positive action, repeating and attract
forces Of this Electric fluid, by which he clearly de-
only the Of this class of disease but
Eectro-Galvanic symptoms, by which
disease invariably detected also the modus
operand why lhe remedies
tho
They put up the form of Pills and Plaster-,he
negative the other positive of Electro
city. The Plaster il applied that of the
whence the distributed to the organs
diseased; and tho Pills taken internally. No dieting
while using them, but the the most
nourhing food be taken in all where the stoma h
will they produce dsagreeabls effect
tho stomach bowels does the patient perceive any
effect while using them, except steady improvement III
health and strength and in all the dependent;
he disease These remedies always accompanied with
he pamphlet entitled New symptoms
# chronic diseases, and their NATURAL Electro Magnetic
emedies, by H. H. Sherwood, NJ. d. which protected
ls laws of Congress.
For sale by J. X. DueDALE. Richmond Ind.
o. Price $40.
August 18Th, 1888. 32-3m
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
Cooking Stoves & Castings.

THE subscriber has made arrangements with L. f. Jones
& Co, which will enable him 10 keep constantly hand
consisting of Cooking Sopes Craks,
Gdeo,as, and Berai Gearing, Rag Irons. 4diro,is,
Plough Modes, Haeon Bores Fan Rigging, &C. &c; nil
which will be sold the Foundry prices and warranted.
All left with him will be promptly attended to-
9th mo. 18th, 1887. (23tf) T.. EVENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

Just Receired,
NEW AND FRESH GOODs-selec,ed with grea,
the East and adapted to the calls of the
and the comprising Fancy. Foreign. and
Domestic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. CROCKERY,
The subscriber acknowledges his share of
public, and respectfully soe,s continu
ance to deserve which, efforts shall be
wanting his part.
n b. PRoDCcE of all kinds taken in exchange for
GOODS JOHN WILLIAMSON,
N T.. Corner of .Nair. and F,ont streets
RICHMOND 18th mo- 26tb 1888. 2Ir
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

I Tides s BARK wANTED...RIcHARD MooRE
1 will commence the TANNING business the old
MORRISON and Virgins where he wishes puf-
chase a quantity of the above articles.
HIDES AND BARK will be received for Leather and
on account, by MORRISON & WGGiNs; and Saddles
and articles, by ID. p. w IGGINs & Sons.
Richmond, Oct. Is, 1887. 42f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

Bleeding Tooth-Drawins, by John SOuflTa I'M
Who socits share of patronage from the public and
will prepared wait them their homes
his. W est side of Marion the Richmond
Hotel
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
To the micted.

ME subscriber having accepted the which
formerly held by James Grover of this place, for vend
Ing MORISON'S CELEBRATED HYGEAN MEDI
CINE takes this method of informing the public that he
has this valuable medicine for sale. in Richmond
who wish avail themselves of the bene
fits to derived effects upon the human in
eadcatin- the which
car be furnished at all times.
SAMUEL PIERCE.
Richmond, June %, 1888. 24n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
Who viii fail to bear jn mind an event OF
this day one hundred and six years ago,
TIE RICHMOND rRAnrnr

The trial Of DR.. Isaac P. Vaughan. for IN.
murder Of Walter ~. Pieasapt,. will TAI,
place in the Superior Court Of Richmond IN
May next We copy from the Lynebbury
Virginian, The following letter from the Rich.
mond correspondent Of That paper. shown,
some Of the causes vhich no doub; led Waugh.
an to the commission Of the horrible deed.
To morrow is the day fixed for the
examination, by the Hustings Court
Of DR.. Vaughan, charged with the muir.
der OF Walter II. Peasants of Cooch.
land. few days since. The circum.
stances, as ! have heard them from
good authority. are these: Some tme
since, Vaughan addressed a Young a.
dy 10 GOochland, and they were en-.
gagged 20 be married. Vaughan wen,
to Philadelphia aficr the engagement
vas contracted. and when he came
back informed The young lady that he
bad changed his mind. and feolesied
to be released which was Of eou,.e
assenied 20. 4 battle took place be-.
tween one Of The young lady's brother,
and vaughan, a. The concurrence IN
which TIE iormer was worsisd. Waugh.
an, o - SAID taking undue ADVANTAGE
q him. Some time afterwards. W. In.
Pleasanis, Faughans victim. and eou.
sin, addressed the same Young lsJv
~as accepted, and the 18th Of tbi,
month liked unon g. the bridal day
THIS excited VaUghan's wrath or lea.
lousy and angry letters, ending N Z
challenge, and rs acceptance. passed
between himself and Pleasant. A
Board Of Honor, however, inierlsYsd
and The dispute vas ended without !
hghi, sgTeeabiy 10 their deeisioo
Yaoghan, however. il seems. vas SIN
ei'saiished and on The asHvslof yoube
Plsasaais 10 tbs city = few days ago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

The q. s H0U's IF Representatives. i, bu.iiy
engaged in doing nothing. Two entire DAYS
were occupied, lAst week, at an expense OF
Three thousand dollars day, 10 fa Govt the
name Of the member Of Congress charged nv
an anonymous correspondent Of 4 New-York
paper, with Offering "io barter his service.
ana las influence With Department or De
Par'ments, for compensation" A resolution
was passed, requiring that the charge b. in
Ve''isaied at the bar Of the House. and tha,
'uoP@nas be issued 10 bring up witnesses TO
disclose the name OF the member charged
WIN The corruption, and to testify as 10 the
truth or falsty Of the charge. Accordingly
AZ The end OF the second day, AFTER much ex.
'e"ement and the delivery Of a great mapy
speeches on the subject, several OF which
were disgraeeful to the House ard TO the mem
oers who made them, Matthew l.. Davis. the
supposed correspondent Of the n. Y. Courier
Enquirer, In which paper the charge ap-
peared' in letter from "The Spy in Wash
'ng'on,' was brought TO the bar OF the House
and the investigation commenced. Mr. Dayn
!" customary in such eases, after leave was
granted by the House, addressed tho august
Court, declining upon the uncon ,tutiopali,y
and general illegality Of the proceedings BY
which he had been brought, there. AZ length.
however. he consented 10 submit; whereupon
the Speaker put the inierrogaiory TO him -
"Dou you know (Mr DavisJ who is alluded u
OF intended 10 be charged in the lettsrr in
question: lie rePlied-"I do" is The Der.
aoh thus alluded 10 member Of the House NJ
Representatives" Tho witness responded
NO." Tie was then promptly discharged
and thus ended the two days labor Of finding
Out that which 1t Is said was known by mn.
ny OF the members IT the commspcemept
yet Who' for the sake Of killing time, or for
some other unworthy motive, were the fore
most 10 mock efforts for an investigation.
The whole affair, IN our opinion, Is any thing
but erediiab'e TO body which should be the
most dignihed in the Union
Sc. RUeoLEs, Senator from Maine, il an
pears isihs person alluded to IN the article In
the New York Courier. lie explains the
grounds Of the charge in a card which an.
pears over bis signature IN the Globe. n,
represents tho matter to have been a mere
professional, "fair busines. irsn,aoiion."
citizen Of New Jersey applied to bin to draw
up asPeeihcatiOn and claim FOR patent maIl
bag &c, for wh'eh he admit, he charged a
fee, bat denies IN toto Ibs allegation. Of the
sorssPoudest Of the Courisr. Mr. r. Ia.
also s,ksd for an investigation Of the char.
by The Senate ~hiob. We believe, has been
granted hin.
Ga the other hand the auihor o. the charge,
says 10 his last letter 70 the New-Yoss Cou.
F'sr, 'aJs - nov pledge mysslf to you snd
% The country. to make good the allegation,
contained 10 my letter Of he 5,h, asi ~h,,s
has produced most angry aid exciting de-
bate Ny reputation f0r Verscgy BE- assured
w,lI not iuGor b. the proposed inquiry