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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-02
hberty Academy.
State Of MissiSSippi,
ANTE COUNTY.

a
Police Court, April Term, 1888.
MT is ordered by the Board of County
Police, that Thomas R. Cheatham
Rowland Thompson, and Simeon Ave.
ry, be re-apponted Commissioners to sup
erntend the letting out and re building OF
the Bridge across the Amite river, near
r, Thompson's, on the road leading from
Liberty to Natchez; and that said Com
missioners also superintend the letting out
and the repairing or rebuilding of the
Bridge across the Bayou on the west side
of said river, on the same road.
A true copy from the minutes.
Given under my hand and seal OF
said Court, this 10th May, 1888.
S. r. DAVIS, Clerk.
WyHE time and place for the letting OF
the work, will be on Friday the 18th
day of June next, between the hours of
l2 o'clock Nj. and o'clock P. NJ, on the
where the work is to be done-the
undertaken will be required to give bond
with approved security.
THOS. r. CTIEATHAM,
ROWLAND THOMPSON,
SIMEON AVERY,
Nav 26-I6-3t Commissioners.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-02
~ Office.

"A T the June Term (ls3s) of the Pro
~ bate Court of Amite county, | will
present my accounts, as guardian,
of the person and estate of Mary Rich
mond. ZACHEUS LARD,
June 2.-l7-3t Guardian.
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~ eGdUiJIe Hotel.

W1HIS very large, commodious and
IL convenient house has been lately
fitted up for, and is now open to
accommodate travellers, and others,
who may call. The things appertain-
ing to the TABLE will be of the best;
got up in the best style; the BAR will
be at all times stored with variety of
the best LIQUoRs-in a word, nothing
will be wanting on the part of the UNI
dersigned, to render comfort to all who
may favor him with their patronage
The STABLES belonging to the Mead
vile Hotel, are commodious, and the
enclosures good-plenty of provender
provided, and good care taken of hor-
ses. A share of the public patronage
is solicited, and we believe will be
given, and merited by
SMITH BOYD.
Anr;lI1 lott.
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dollars, more or less in shares Of ten dollars each
That the corporation become a stakeholder to the I
value Of ground contributed being so many shares
That individuals be appointed by the company to
take charge Of the building and attend to its con-
Germs.
This is merely an outline of plan which l
think may be modified and amended to en- |
brace every necessary requisite far as legal
form is concerned, and one which think " i'll sue
coed with more persons than any other mode of
subscription.
The ground alluded to is in every way calcula-
ted for such purpose, Is ia a high and healthy
part of the borough, and may with proper i'm
provement be made ornament to our town.
As it is, it is far from ornamental, and seems des-
tined long to remain so, unless public attention
can be turned to it efectually than here to-
fore. 1t is thought by those acquainted with
building that $4,000 will build house sufficiently
commodious and elegant for school purposes; and
one individual has already said he was ready to
give $500 towards it, and $50 towards ornament
! ing the grounds. How many such have we IN
population of 1000, and some hundred in the coun-
try? 1t would not require many to build II, IT
all subscribed So literally
/ Every one can see the advantages Of taking
shares in this way over the ordinary modes OF
subscription, therefore it will he useless for to
point them out.
We would not expect annual dividends in dol
lars and cents from the stock thus taken, but we
should receive returns that would be far more gra-
ifying to the heart, in the mental improvement
of society; but should it finally fail Of its object
and wholly disappout its projectors, the corpora
ton will be able to purchase the building tor town
purposes at its original cost when every man may
again receive his own. But this need not be
feared; the spirit Of education is too much abroad
! in the land to slight such advantages as would be
here he'd out.
. Can we not at least give it trial and find on
what strength is in relation to this matter
: Perhaps more can be done than think for wher
> a beginning is once made. Those who have ex
perience hope will not withhold it longer, bu
give the public their views in relation to its OK
. pediency. If one plan will not succeed perhap
) another will, therefore we should have several L
consider
What say the presses of Richmonde they to
" should have eye to this matter. The hint
{ worthy oft. l hopo may be improved on by ,hos
" whose duty it is to guard the interests of you,
and inexperience. +.
Richmond, Aug. 80, 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01

On Mac. ts..ss IeJTl c3.d Fc,f streets. .uog.1ss,'s
,ss.s trsct j,iiiaS,
AVE purchased TG,p s. $.orr. tiois ea,irs
4 stock OF GOODS. embracing large aaa ;eastal a.
sosHnsnt oisEASoN ABLE ME.NCHANDI$E, consist
s;-e. dfab, and snuff co!ores Coshs; blaca, blue ra
10 black ,as de Raino, hack itai.aa, slpr coloai
roult Sa figured sos lie Nap.s SILKS, "a Iseacl
Sam; pink. White. and b!ue do: biack aode an! va
ss,y Bolnet trimmings Pengsa Frenc?, E,,nba-
plain and lred silA vel silk, ai, st2o,
lencia, and Marssines Ne5ii super olive hrowl,
hlua Summer Cloth; brown and green Prince, painted
lawn muslin .a camb.ick Fenct and painted Gin, sn:
French, British and America, rn:s brown, Lcacatd
cnorei mullins; and variety OF cotton Summer Cool.
general Of fine s@, Tuscan, .,cian, !s
hon,es: Gentlemen boots shoss, and rraas
Ladies' Kid morocco, seal, and prunela shoes slim
pers. Also heavy stock OF Groceries, cueenswnto ari
Hardware. \ large Pc, lion OF these goods
Gently purclascd aAd sele ted With grcn, fur
ket, feel confident assuring public
shall be enabled sell tem gond merchandise, AMI
reasonab,s forms, any pcrsoa III the borough
Try JAMES MDRR!SSON,
ELIJAH TYt.OR.
! 9Th 18th, 1888. 3lt
f5-To my old customers, would say,
acquainted wiki t. lyior. Of persons
Stora lately sold every confidence
in MS honesty and integrity. The other, James Mor,iss,
have particular acduanta WIKI, bat, from
acquaintance have, would recommend Elm u my old
Customers, honest aal pIuctIal :-he is
Robert Morrisson of this place. DANIEL. REID
Richmond, August 18th 1888
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LUMBER WANTED.


There personally apr cared before nc, G. Dye,
Of The jussces Of the peace for Randolph oounsy ioasJ
creek nsiP Indiana, Bradley b. CarIss Davd s Dye
and JOB T. Dye and made III, tbs best OF
knoedse D Andrew West Of the county and STATE soTe
said did throw down 70 be fasosn down +
z A5s1isoa's gard-n snco1rs- person
of tseir knowiedgs. Fsrss.r
taa; isy believe tf the said Andrew West il gull
Of the charges made azesi ' % is said Thomas T.
Albeftso in ,z Richmond Palladium. They further
,iy that there company collection of people
Andrew Vests house bat his faETy, excep. B,d-v
B. r,7Ii,se ne boards vita said Wex.
of the 2is, Of July, 1888, and yo girl who lives
DAVID s. Dye, who visiting said Vests did
remain late ngnl bsors returned D. 8 Dyes.
This the best OF slowledye, aad believe
duty make this sorn snd suscr;b
ed before tais -ia ia, If August, 1898
ANDEREW DYE, 81
BIB CARLuSE,
DAVID 9. DYE.
JDB e. DYE.
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For the Palladium.
TIL Z. OIL d NJ 4 n.

THE Id MAN.
Four score of years have DER me passed,
Since first drew life's breath;
But welcome now will be tbs last,
Oh. welcome, welcome death.
I've lived to see enough Of earth,
To sickan and soul,
For sorrow claimed me from my birth
l dran'd he. bitter bowl.
And now l stand alone, alone,
Bent down with weight of wears
No mortals haar my bitter moan,
Or my sricklng tears.
The past is like chcqucr'd dream,
But dismal, dark, and drear,
No light Of joy, no bIisslul CLEAN,
My gloomy soul to cheer.
feel that am hass'ning fast,
Towards my well-sarnsd grave:
My trembling bark will soon be past,
Life's last tempestuous wave.
But oh the thought is frought with bliss
The bliss of dsep despair,
Oblivion opes her broad abyss,
No memory haunts us there.
Then give me but some lowly tomb,
l re:k not, care not where
Carve not d line upon the s,one,
I'll rss. securely there. Milo
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01
MEMBERS ELECT TO THE LEGISLATURE
AS FAR AS HEARD FROM

SENATOR'S.
Wavne-Nathan Smith and Achilles Williams
Rush--Joscph Lowe.
Morgan--Cirant Stafford.
JclEerson-C P. J. Arion.
R,plev--Thonas Smith.
Parke-W.n P BRYANT,
Ciark-W. G. Armstrong
Allen and Adlns-W. G. Ewing.
Lawrence--G Clark
Madison and uaucock-Thomas Bell.
Green and Owcn-David NJ. Dobson
Whashington--Henry W. Hackett
Orange-E. S. Riley.
Gibson and Pike-John Harprove
REPRESENTATIVES,
Wayne-Joseph Morrow. Caleb Lewis, Caleb
B. Jackson and Richard J. Hubbard
DeIaware-Davd Kigore.
Randolph-Mr. Hunt.
Union---Joseph Anderson and Erasmus Rose.
Fayette-Phip NJ ,son ana John Wiley.
Franklin-Abner McCarty and John A. Mat
son.
Rush-Jesse Morgan. John W. Alev and W.
P Rush.
Henrv-Jesse H. Haley and Il. NJ. Cooper
Hancock--Joseph Chapman.
Marion-Robert Hannah and James Johnson.
Hamiton-F. B. Cogswell
Johnson-B. Reynolds.
Sheby-Wm. J. Peasiee and Erasmus Powell
Boon James Wilson
observation-disclosures G. Lee and W Terrell
Morgan-J. Williams
Hendricks-S. Benton.
Decatur-A. Hendricks.
Jefferson--Jos. G. Marshall and Mitchell Bright
Cass-Joh B. Eidridee.
Ciinton-Andrew Major.
CarrolI-Samuel Mroy.
Tippecanoe-John Petit and James Earl
Montgomerv-JehnB Bryce and J. R. NJ. Bryan,
Vigo-Amory Kinney and Geo. W. Gutter.
Fountain--T. J. EvaDs and Major McCormac
Scott-Mr Tru!ock.
Riplev---Mr. Glass.
C.av-S. Fl. Smydth
vanderburgh-JosePh Lane.
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Pu,nam-Joan McNary, James Townsend and

Putnam--John McNary, James Townsend and
J. c. Chds.
Jennings-John L. Spann.
Parke----A W. Pae,t and w. Noel.
Warren--James Gregory.
Fioyd-Isaac Stewart.
Kosciusko and Marshall-John 3. Chapman
Madison-Henry Wyman.
Owen-Bazil Champer.
Green-John F. Allison.
Monroo--George S Johnson.
Observation-Disclosures Baker. Henry G. Alnn-
roe and Woodbridge Parker.
Vermil!ion-James Blair and VIM. T. Dole.
Orange-Wm. A. Boles.
Dearborn-E. Dumont, J. w. Eggleston. VIM
Conway and George Arnold.
Miami and Fulton--AlexanderW Wilson.
Allen----I.. G. Thompson.
Grant and Wabash----J. l.. Wines.
E.khart----S. II. Ciymer.
Clark----Henry Hurst and Nathaniel Field.
Knox---Samuel Judah.
Switzerland--Jamcs NJ. Cotton.
Gibson-James Devin.
Posey-Robert Dale Owen.
Crawfcrd-Samuel Sands
Harrison-C. P. X. Wilson, n. Abcrtson.
White--Wm NJ. Ken,on.
Suivan-George Boon, Samuel Bsown.
Martia-John Riley.
St. Joseph-Eiisha Edgebcrt
Laporte-Charlcs Mcclure.
Pike and D,bois--George H. Profit.
Dariess-R. A. Clements.
Perry-R. G. Gotten.
Spencer-Wm. Jones.
MISUNDERSTANDING Graham
Porter, Sc.-George Cline.
Huntington, 6'c-Willam Vance.
kosciusco and MarshaL-Aaron NJ. Pcrinc.
/ Lagrange, Noble, S,e.-David B. Hartman
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To the Public.

II is only necessary Of those who live az
distance from rsis place. tina. should say thing about
article published in the Paila Je.fersoan Of
last week, relation Anircw West nyssif As
CARDS The garden tina. viii be prope.
tribunal, and sIa make
and the morality OF " Is. reminds Esop's long
inal who dressed Lions skin deceive And
III this case IN the table, lhe animal has his
ears Until sa@ me communication above ALLUDED to-
did not kao" circulating oa nef and PAL
pabe alSehoods about civil an respecfahs men.
claims morality; but the ease eauaa. de-
the morality OF thu. individual And sregards his
cess IN prae:ce, DID word
in Palladium But persons no hae.
curiosity aoo1' II enquire of the nJmbss of respectable
no refused TO sign this Certificate; $50
sfzcns OF Jacksonsbn-g, Wayne County Ia could p,-
du-e numbers OF Certificates one alluded
from in tbs adjoining
Countess bn chafacte unlike MIS- is able
merits. am deas viii. tbs spapsr ccn.f.-
versy.
T. r. ALBERTSDS
i,Gs
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Education Convention.

THERE will be Convention Of the friends Of Ed Ica
held a. Newcastle Henry county. Indiana, Saturday
The I'd OF sept next for the purpose Of
be best calculated pronoe Education
Inc teachers OF the Summaries md Schools
and adJoininng counties, and friends Education
generally respectfully invited ATTEND.
Newcastle. - AHg.. 1885.
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ALyEEEISE Gg l9Es
EDUCATION NOTICE

The EAST INDIANA ASSOCIATION Teachers. will
in the of W ashington, Wayne the FIRST
Saturday in September next O'Clock, L. NJ. Mr..
E. B. BsHoP expected deliver Address a dele
viii be elected attend tho College CT Teachers
Cincinnati in ensuing October Teachers friends
af Education generally invited 10 attend.
JAMES NJ. POE, Sec'y
Richmond, August 2Jih, 1888.
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Es r. 4 Ed Il spS .

Fft.s pgesentig sncese thanks itie,ti, asi
1 The public ioE the patronage they heFaily
te.ided 20 viii inioIfn them have disposed at
stock of Goods. aad therefore necessary
have BOOKS ana closed We solic,
all those who have arcntts with cali and Scstia
by CASH NOTE. before the ss4 al oc.ates aex, Al
the books e }aair Reid and Reid 4
Scott in tbs hal4s y. L. eo!ec,oa " no
may be found where the olca iar.Derly kept (aear
the .natAc, house
REID & SCOTT
Richmond, Aug. tSsh, lsGa pa,
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Milo.

DIED, at his residence in Laporte county, on
the l5th ultimo, Howard Mason, formerly of this
place, leaving wife and four children to be-
moan their loss.
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~. as" DIR. Nathan Jackson, the loco.
- - '0e.a- BULL-e-ry of TipPecanoe county is
by writer in the Lafayette Intel
~. as candidate for the Senate Of the A.
~ Ioasress. Old collar Boon is al. that's
aen- compared with Dr.. Jackson.
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bis sO.. tho

lily wife Eiiza5sih Berry. having my bed aud loS nj
hereby lowara all persons from hahos,as or trusting hc, on
my account rs hshu 20 pay no dents Of her contracting
DAVID BERRY.
Union County. Ia. Sept. |. 1898. 3i:3,s
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GruSDy, has resigned his seat in
The United States; and gone to
nsv. 10 commence the duties OF his
s.-...,-Attorney General.
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n OTIC f

THE undersigned hare this day taken Of the Pro-
bate Cou Of non County. Indiana. Letters of admins
ration on tire Estate of George Wis; Iats said o1n,y
deceased The Estate IS supposed be solvent All per
having claims said Estate desired
them witaia year from This day
ESTER WITT.
SIMON SNIDER,S Aohih's''a'oFs-
Taiol County. Au-I=: 24ta, 1888. Fl 81.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01

A Member Of Congress deceased.-The Hon.
WILLIAM PATTERSON, member of Congress, from
Genesee county, New York, died, at his residence
in Warsaw, on the 18th of last month, tAngusf.l
He left Washington city, at the close Of the last
session Of Congress, much indisposed, from which
he never recovered.
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CINCINNATI WIG OFFICE, !

CINCINNATI WIG OFFICE, I
August 81, 1888
FLOUR is in request; old, S4S7; new, So; the
supply is not large for the
WHIsKEY is still brisk of sale, at SO cts. and in
spection.
LARD.-Thc stock in market in but few hands
and held at 9 cts.
PORK is more firm at last quotations; mess $40
prime Sl4,5O
BACoS.-The ruling rates for this staple is S
CTS. hog round hams 10 cts.
GRAIN is advancing; corn sells a. 60 10; whoa,
brisk, at 81 -; oats %.
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Y Office.

THE public cautioned against receiving certain notes
of hand, drawn by il favor % Daniel d. Soan-ihe
having been fEaudulsnily obtained.
FRANKLIN THORPE.
Richmond. Aug. 81. 1893.
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STRAYED.

From :ae subscriber. willis. rnad Centre
ve. about nve miles bsy mare. about Is hands high
in the forsh ead white hind feet on the e.oc
join: fore f,o.; and brown mare very lame
fractured leg Aay Information let: u. tive Cek.s
Dice. in Cen,-sve ~:l thankfully received. and all
P-nsss paid
ABRAM MARBLE.
Sep,L, 1898 3i:3.
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ererts cast shado,rs before tiemr'- =
n s4e but three Van Buren, papers published
a'acky and one ofthem, the official organ and
: 'ne trio, has published the following:
air notice TO political friends and foes.
.Puniicans donat come out more freely 10
AsM ne'r cause, and ii the Wings should with
IA Lf patronage 10 the Kentucky Gazette. it
ase to be boxed up
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Ia. ..1G 9LEr Eo

AR. NM. Is. SMITH. respectfully %oliclts ALI taas-
inhabited him longer period than yaar, =.
call and scsIethe from tose oil later da.s
be refused
fCy-imperative nec.sity has pron,,.a ,is Dun, aaa
the hopes i;wi DO peac.aaiy ass-a.ed -.
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A TRI-WEEKLY LINE OF
COURTHOUSE COACHES.
From Cincinnati to RicE,u0ud. II

The Subscriber would respectfully inform the travelling
community that he has commenced running line
from Cincnnnt TO Richmond, via of Venice Melville, Ok
ford and Liberty Richmond, winch route is nearer THAI
any other Richmond, ami passengers can be carried
through day; subscriber giving good
eommodation7 hopes receive LIBERAL patronage The
Coach leaves Cincinnati every Sunday, Tuesday & Thcrs-
day at = O'Clock A. NJ; arrives Richmond Same y
at O'Clock p. NJ leaves Richmond very Monday Wei
nsday and Saturday, O'Clock A. NJ arrives at Cincin
natl day q O'Clock r. VI.
Ssags-otcssGal, House, Cincinnati Richmond Ho, al
Richmond.
4
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small Farm, Eer sale.

Small Farm EGT sale.
THE undersigned wishes sell place whca hs
Tsies, adjoining Riehmoaa the west side OF the .i'er,
Containing aboa, 20 como-.aals aasS, sooa bau
and The necessary buildings; also cord l-nan: hcHse
spring OF never failing spring house, Ne. IL u
pleasant situation private residences. a:d viii he sd.
accommodating terms
ISAAC BENNETT.
Sept. I. 1898. 3t:r
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RELIEF FIRE COMPANY.
The members of the Relief Fire
Company will meet or Monday the
10Th inst. at the engine House, at 1
O'Clock p. Nj. A general attendance
is requested.
ID. p. HOLLOWAY Sec'y.
Sept. 1. 1898.
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.;,ed from the Hon. A. s. WHITE.
!. Congress from the Seventh Con
80, in this state, his speech in de-
ate on the Mississippi election ques
- ..,blieh it next week.
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CO0n1NG STOVE. FOR SALE

First and nearly neg Cooking Stove, couels.
repair, iorsale; enquire a, this Office.
Richmond, Angus, 18th. 1898. 33u
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Y o T G. E.

THE members of the Y Dung Mems Literary Associa or
requested in the .1Oi Reading Room, OF Mon
day the 81 inst. early candle lighting.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01

An improved pair of shears for cutting iron,
have been invented-by Mr.. Pope. of Sandwich,
Mass They will cut OF bar of iron six inches
in width, and three Fights of an inch in thick
ness, with much ease as piece of sheet iron
can be cut with the shears generally in
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01

No farmer should cure his hay except in small
cocks; besides being the safest way, the hay is
20 pee cent better when thus cured.
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STATUE OF WAsHINGToN.--Foni years ago
Congress ordered that Statue OF Washing si,ona
he made, to be placed in the splendid rotunda OF
the Capitol at Washngto ton City. The work was
committed to the hands of the celebrated Sculptor,
Mr.. GREENovGII, who since the death OF Canora,
stands first in his profession
Mr.. T. Cooper has recently received 4 letter
from Mr.. Greenough, giving the information that
the Statue is in rapid progress, and VII soon be
flushed. 1t must certainly prove most splendid
specimen of the sculptary art. The block of mar
ble from which it is making, weighed when II first
came under the hands of the artist l3O,OO0ibs or
more than sirty tons. 1t was not an easy job, the
hewing this block out o. the mountain some ~
miles from Rome, and conveying 1t III its rough
state the STUDIO OF the artist, where it receives
its form, and figure.
When finished it will be conveyed down The
i Tiber to its mouth. there embarked TO: the United
States.-- Western CarOliniaa
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! The Times expresses great surprise that the
Evening Star should make SO absurd and untrue
a declaration. and witha a 'bel on the people of
/ England besides being Outrageous nonsense!
! IN saying that white and black people are seen
! arm in arm in London and IN the dress circles OF
| the Theatre. We said 50 because it s true, and
in amazingly surpris ed that tho
! Times should speak decidedly and en-, haiti
caliv subject of which it positively knows
nothing. 1t is common, quite common, to set
these things in London, and also to see hand
| some white with black husband. We
have nothing TO say in favor of this usage. only
1t is. We have ourselves seen four black gen.
men. elegantly dressed and with accomplished
manners, occupying the from, seat of the dress
circle in London Thesirc.-N. Y. Star.
! SILK.-rhe Messrs Chenevs of New Jersey,
obtained hundred bushels of fine cocoons from
their first crop of silk worms, whose labor were
perfected about fortnight since. and for which
they have already received the state bounty
Great progress is making in this species Of cul.
ture in every part of the state, well in
Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, Massa
chuse.ts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and several
other states.-Irenton Emporium.
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INDIAN COUNCIL.

Another council was held by the government
officers and the Poftawattamie indi ms. tie
town of Ply mouih, in Marshall The llih
inst
The Hon. John Upton IN Attendance a,
the request of the councii!ing parties. and ad-
dressed the Indians in speech of about two
hours length. 1t il said that IN the coarse of
his remarks he explained to them their true si,u
alton; and earnestly. and very properly, advised
their Immediate emigration To the lands provided
for them beyond The Mississippi
Gen Morgan and the Indian Agent, subse-
auently addressed the Indians, IN regard 10 The
necessity of their immediate removal.
Several Indians. it Is SAID. enrolled their names
for crnigratiou but tie larger body OF them mo
we'd from the council, and their speaker, IN few
brief remarks. said that they would not leave the
lands, unless reno. cd by force
There can be no doubt. as stated on Il for
mer occasion, that is the interest oil the Indians
| to emigrate withou; delay: and thus prevent The
calling out of military force 10 drive them from
!! the State. if,lev have been wronged by the bad
practices of bad Administrations II Is now thcif
safest and best policy 10 submit. In resisting the
designs of the government, they have nothing &c
gain, and every thing TO lose
Losansport Telegraph.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01
roR PRESIDENT
IL HENRY HARRISON.

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