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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-13
MONEY PURSE LOST,

OST On Sunday morning last borkskn purse, s.eel
clasp, containing $i5 the State Bank a Indiana
81 on Bank OF Wooster-a small desk key-a pocket
piece. &c reasonable reward viii be given finder
If be viii return i. the subscriber.
d. L. HAMILTON
Ri~su,e,i. Septernher %, Is3. 3sd
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$50 acres of first rate LAND.
Which surpassed by Kentucky. its local ssua-
tion, fertility of soil, Timber, Water, &c. ALSO The
VALUABLE NALL PROPERTY

Consisting of Manufacturing Grst Mil with pair
hrs, rate Mil Stones-Saw Mi and The lot of ground
longing said M together with all the fixtures theeunto
belonging.
nArThe Land, and MiIlproperty viii be sold ered,
of one, ,ro and three years The FIRST payment OF
fourth whole be paid the FIRST day OF
March. 1889. The balance ihree equal annual pay
neutrality-suspicious. viii be given Immediately, Of
the property and of the farm desired, and the
whole Oh the frs, day of March next
All or any above property viii be shown per-
60, wishing to purchase. Charles T. Gaari, living
IN. u-smises Bond and also approved security will
required Titles assputable and eonveyances made upon
the payment the purchase Pediyees Of stock
will be given day of sale Sale
O'Clock continue day day until completed
where attendance will Be gisen by the
EXECUTORS
Seoeember IA. 1893. charge SO CO. SIT
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For the Richmond Palladium.
TIN


When clothed III mornings golden splendour,
In all her beauteous, brilliant hues,
Lovely nature, full fraught with grandeur,
Lends me rich and heavenly views:
In transport, upon the scene, l gaze,
And could call that lofty art
My OWL, l would >non the canrass raise
Such bright images TO charm tho hsart,
That all who saw, should own the spell,
And call the magic power, divine;-
Natures bold scenery. with thee I'd dwell,
Listening to thy wild music; to mine
Ear, sweeter than strains of gifted band:
Yes l would climb, with rapturous eye,
Up the mountains rugged side, and stand
Meath the curtains of the deep blue sky,
To sketch the grand and glorious scenery.
Here, wrap'd in visions, bright and glowing,
And Natures noble self my guide;
No power on earth, though bestowing
Kingdoms, could turn my heart aside.
indianapolis, Oct. 4, 1888.
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MIsaen Poelncda' will
81 not publishing bis poetry. 1t is too
s. name attached to-hard 10 under
-r.~Aet', is entirely too severe IN refer
,.d;e, Of our borough who choose to
|l...s;.a,. spayt' We cannot allow our
,,edium TO abuse such innocent fol-
! !. are Objectionable at all; and least OF
80 =, suffer tho comparison he makes in
+..he;r powers ofinvention, in our paper.
- ). Al doubt true, but chose who iiv g
- should not throw stones" therefore
-.
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VATANrED.-A quantity of BLACK MUSTA KID
'" SEED fog hch the hi-hes. price will be IN
CASH IRWIN Rec D BROTHER
Richmond. Ocl. 6. 1899. x9n.
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GrThe following lines are by youthful asso-
ciate of ours, who has paid Some attention to the
''divine art'' which he so glowing portrays with
his pen. We have recently some ofhis first
efforts on portraits, and few landscapes nd in
our unr.fned opinion, they exhibit talent and
genius, which, with application and the advanta-
ges OF tuition may and will carry their possessor
to degree OF enviable eminence. We hope he
will persevcre in his undertaking, and that his
highest hopes may be realized his reward
The following lines are an acrostic on the a,l-
tnors namc, and he will please excuse US for
mentioning the fact.
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..nocRATs OF WAYNE!

...,onsc!! The 9th draws near: Let
80 single Township unrcpresented IN
49,. Conycntion! Have you not read the
49,. from Illinois, from Missouri, from
I'd Ne will let you hear other glorious news
D.,vi,nd, Ohio, nnsylvaniH. and New
= ID i;tIc while! Slnmber not; sleep not on
-. but be mp and doingn'
S., ID YOU know the design of this 1ntri-
-l-what this great Democratic Convcn-
a,.:...,ded to bring about, and for whose spc.
49,, j, ;s gotten up. Won tell you VIVA,
- q il. next week.
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CLARKE'S OFFICE, !
UIeehu1. I'm OFT. l. 1884

Clarke, allied prize seller, bias the pleasure Of
presenting patrons of largest brilliant
schemes drawn in the T.. States Send orders
soon possible chance in this magnificent
.cnens Alexandra Lottery, CIa.s for 1885.
veiy drawn Saturday 18th Of November, 1882
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-13

iHE Undersigned Executors tbs will Of Rob.r, Par
ksr, late OF Henry connty. Indiana, deceased Tor
safe TIE following described 50 Acre Lot Land,
VII: the East half of he South West quarter, of Secoa
20 Township To- North of Range l. East: situated one
mile and quarter East of I.isvie, lie Ia
and one hall mile North National ioai. The above
described land, for excelleney tiGbsr and fertility
s probahly not surpassed by il This county There
good saw mill wih', mile aud quarter OF premi-
sss liberal credit part all of the purchase noaey
will be given NATHAN MACY, Ex..,,,,s
ISAAC PARK :R, ! HN'''s'
Henry county, Ia Oct. -, 1893. 4o-42<
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

"IILL b. sold at public sale, Saturday, the 27sh
w instant, the late dwelling house of Harm Da-
Wis, dec the personal property of deceased
of Conn., in the field Wheat, OATS Hay, Farming utensils
Household aad Kitchen furniture, and other
tedious mention. Sale 10 O'clock.
Terms made known the day Of sale, and due
sendance will be given by JOSEPH DAVIS, Adan,s
October 9Th, 1893. 394tA y
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DOROUGU ET.EI. FION-Th.-e will be m election,
held a, Sassefs Hotel. Saturday the 27t Instant
(Octo5sl elec, menber If Borough Co,nci To
NIL the vacancy ocrasioa.d nv esisas,io, Etnnd
Grover. SAMUEL. W. EDRSijA High Coss.shs-
Richmond, Oct. II. ls3s 49--,sr
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Public Sale of Valuable
REAL Estate AND STOCK.
nN "Wednesday the oath day of October next, will
~ expose public sails, the highest bidder the late
residence of Gan James Garrard deceased, three
low Paris ,oner Bourbon county, Kentucky, follow
ing valuabfs property, wiz
Between 25 and 80 head of Horses,
Among which are several fine Blood Brood Mares Of the
Tiger and Rattle Stocks, and brad last Old
Eclipse and Woodpecker some fine gedngs work and
broke Horses.
Thirty head splendid yearling Mules,
Fifteen head MULE COLTS; pair large well brok.
One fine large Jack,
"a sample of among thoss sale
About fifty head of blooded CATTLE,
Amorx, winch the celebrated BULL EXCEPTION,
eigh, thorough bred COWS and HELPERS, and ono
thorough bred BULL CALF very superior
Stock, from 1-2 to Isle blood
One hundred and thirty forty head SHE EP
OF Saxon Merino and Bakewell brecds-one pair
thorough bred Bakewells.
About fifty head of fat HOGS,
Some fine Stock Hogs, Sows and Pigs superior breeds
Three Wagons and Gear,
Three Carts; one yoke OXEN; GIG and Harness.
| Between so and 100 barrels Whiskey,
Some old Whiskey Brandy, Wines &c. A 10, of Goose
Creek Salt. One stills and Tubs; set Cooper's
seasoned lumber Backsmth's tools
of Iron One carpenters tools; extensive 10,
House Kitchen Furnture Farming Utensils.
ed; quantity of CORN in the Stack; HAY in
some clean WHEAT and RYE, together many
Giles tedious mention.
f-Tne above property will be sold credit of nine
months purchaser giving bond and security for ali
dollarsihat and UNDER cash in hand Tn.
Terms of sale be complied with all before
article is removed.
ALSO, at the same time the valuable improved FARM
on which the deceased lived containing about
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Office is hersby given, that tho undesgac have
ken letters of AdTinistraton the Rich.
ard Joass late of Wayne county, and of Indiana, ds
ceased. All persons indebted the SAID
quested to make immediate and those havn.
Claims against the noIhed Than dull
authenticated fo settlement The estate sposel
sorent.
WILSON JONES,l $4,000,
ALEX. JONES, N'"'''''a''''
Octobe. 6, 1885. 39-a
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having taken letters Admins
tra,ion the Of Harmon Davis decoa Sod late OF
Jefferson to~nship Wayne county, Indiana hereby
all those indebssd said make mmedass
ment; and all those having claims against same, viii
present them, legally Authenticated for settlement, With.
one year from this date The estate is solvent.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Adsn'r.
October 4th, 1885, 39-4ls
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fDRANCH BANK AT RICHMoSp-Tbe Stock
ID holders in this Branch viii please !, take ro,e- ,ha,
their annual for eeco, of re, Directors 10,
Secondary. the 5s Eeveaa noah ASK, fvoe,v
the 5rh OF NoFenbsr1 ELlJAH COFFIN Casa. cr
Tenth .Hoat3 I2tf. is3S an. :
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.he following ssIIo,ol'' from tho last
q de Jeffersonlan:
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!. nhso river is 63 feet. pl"mb water, below
..a,sss high water in 1882.
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Doctor =. .yUSlkins,

nFFER> his ices, N all the baacaes the Mel;
~ cal Profession, Iiz-as of Ricamna aad Tia
adlaceat coalS.y- Ills residence Marka, street
Richmond, Ccs. 13, ISIS 49--.a.
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- 4 Pekin. Illinois, on the 10Th nltimo,
, MrrI FRALEy, formerly OF this county.
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LNARM FOR sALE.-.The undersigned, wishes U
Il sell FARM containing so Acres, with q email
improvement, and comfortable buildings The in o.
the best quality, well watered, aud ill healthy
and only mile from New Castle. county seat of sa
ry county, Indiana II VIII be sold low as the
suhscrosrs are anxious to turn il into available
or further information, enquire the premises, of
}. s. L. w. RUSSEY.
Boston, October 9th, 1893. 39tfe
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by extensive savannahs. When thew come to
be reduced by tho sturdy pioneers, and brought
into susceptible culture, it will be capable OF
sustaining population of one hundred million.
What grand asylum is here presented TO view.
A bright prospect on which the phan,hropist can
gaze with complacency and satiate the warnings
| of his magna0imous soul. I'm casting his eyes
over the habitual globe, in search OF an asylum
suitable for the nsummation of his benevolent
desires, he at last finds within whose borders
there IS ample scope for the oppressed OF all ma
! tons, who crowded bv al exhuberau Mt popua-
ton; whose energies of mind have more or less
become rarayzed by tyrannical measures of des-
! potic gov ernmen.s. Here unborn millions of the
old world. in all time come. will after arrv ing
the stage of action, be told that far bey ond the
raging pillows of the Atlantic there is ample pro-
visions held in reserve for them. where the OPP
pressors hand has never swayed the sceptre. nor
a despot polluted its native sacredness: and where
1 too. each and all of its citizens can enjoy de-
gree of auspiciousness unparalleled In history GO
comfort of all, however diversified in disposition
! or location. Added to the vast treasures which
now mostly repose beneath its fertile surface,
/ must not overlook the ines,inabie facilities
which the ajes,ic rivers with their rami6cations
irrigate aud iertize the various portions of this
/ extensive DOMAIN, furnishing channels on whose
bosons ply thousand steamboats,. ladened with
the products of the soil and mines from the hands
Of the manufacturer. 70 different points within its
Southern Argus., 1838-12-04


MOTTO 2 is hereby given that in puFsuansl
In Of a deed oftrust executed by EbeDezs
Dickson and Ephraim Bound Of LoWBSs
county, and State Of Mississippi, on the thin.
FIRST day Of December, 1886, to Robert BaEs
ly Of the county and State aforesaid, as trustee
tosecure the payment of two promissoTy notes
therein mentioned and described to 5hass
McGee, viii as trustee offer at pubic sale
at the Court house in the town ofCohmbus
Mississippi, on the 18th day of Decenbalsz
1888, within the hours prescribed BY hx,a
the right, title and interest which de Rd
Dickson and Bound have in and to The blCW.
ing described lot or parcel of land lying Ina
being lnthe town Of Columbus, better k1OEl
as fractional square No. IA, south q Al
street IN the plan of the town Of COnnbusS b
gether with all the tenements, heTedAane'a
ard appmtenances to the same belongings
in any ir,'ise appei7:::eeiining.
Terms Of sale, casii cnly.
RoBT. BLAKLY, tr'h@
Southern Argus., 1838-12-04
Rnkea.aE.

BOUND, thankful for past favors. take,
II. this method to inform the citizens Of ca
lunlbus, and the public generally, that hayina
procured an assistant Baker, he is now MANN
tacturing a Butter Cracker, which being n
ways fresh, and branch of the professor
which he has followed for the last tifttv wear.
without intermission, warrants them befte,
than any imported Cracker.
He is also extending bis bakery to every Va.
rlety Of Cakes: specifications foranv lind !.
quantity, will be supplied at short notice IA
Families or Parties. -OS -
P. 9. Merchants and Planters can be snn.
pied with Crackers. by the single pound 8
barrel. Also, Hard. or Sea Bread. an exce;.
lent and cheap article for plantations, as It vii
keep fory years il any climate. :
July 10, l83S-43-tf
Southern Argus., 1838-12-04

8 Sec. /. An rights vested, and all liabilities
incurred shall remain the same as if this con-
stitution had not been adopted.
SEC. 2. All suits at law or in equity, now
pending in the several courts of this state, may
be transferred to such court as may have prop
er jurisdiction thereof as. -.
Southern Argus., 1838-12-04

NlHE subscriber offers f6r s,l. L:
y pesirable plantation on which /. ins ven
lying on the Tombigbee River, seven ~ ls,1:i4 ,e5s
below Columbus. The above tact If T, Tas
contains nine hundred and twenty s.,a. !. n'ls ],
which 420is cleared and in a high S. Sta,. : ],
cultivation. There is on It a FIRST rate r. Fs.l :
Dwelling House, Gin House, with over, -,
house, and all other necessary buiIdipgE =,
person wishing to purchase a desirable -
dence near Columbus, and perfectly be,S,
can get a bargain BY applying to the gubsS
berreslding on the premises, or to DR.. u
ker, in Columbus. Miss.
T. B. TABB.
Southern Argus., 1838-12-04

RRANDON MONEY!

DERs0NS indebted to em;..,
calhOungOT either, can discb.sa
obligations m Brandon money. &c u,
It's to Behoped that those win, e.
tosettleup for 'S6, ~, viii now - eo,n. ~ 4 laa
We intend 70 settle our business b,--.. 'slll
or suit. n9s essL
- : COvINGTOWi & CAluo.. :
Oct 16, 1S38.-6--4t.. q 4. =
Southern Argus., 1838-12-04
AlllDI

hCh1e1ls
q I HATCHER would return his thanks 70
his former patrons. and fh0seof the Iate Arm
Of Simmons &Thatcher iorthe support extend
ed the fTm, and respectfully sofcits cont.
nannce Of the same to i W. Simmons wbo
vii continue q the Old stand.
A: THAgcHEn has taken the warehouse of
Clark q Go, where he win conduct Oeners!.
auetop, COMMISSION, receiving and or,var1
ns business kie 19l advance as al cotton =
store, and VIII DURING the season keen -
hand general assortment olaroceria~ - -
eng and rope, and "a Short, eYerv tllIib6
by planters. e viii also persons IIo s9tsf
toeales g cotton "a Mobile ifdesired
ne undersigned having declned The re-
eelslag Forwarding aud eoTanis siion bushes
e columbus Miss. and having rented their
Eafeaopse e le steamboat sn5l6F fo r.
Alired lnatchet would, most beeiiaIlt !.
commend hlni 70 then 81 friend md ii1ons
.ne ! = sollel1 ioE llm eo11nuance 81 the bnsis
" tllelE loInel cue o1le
oolumbus Oct CLARK Co
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
NUDGE WHITE.

A public dinner was lately given
to Judge White, in Knoxville, Tenn.
where several thousands of his con
stltuenis had assembled to welcome
his return, and express their satislac-
ton and approval of his course in the
Y. s. Senate. OF his speech the
Franklin TENN Review thus speaks:
Judge WurrE spoke for nearly
two hours. reviewing most powerfully
and eloquently, the past and present
condition of our country; tracing to
the proper source, the ruin. embar-
rassment, and distress that came so
suddenly upon US in the very midst
Of our highest prosperity. Wit. rid
icule, sarcasm, and argumentative o.
oquence of the highest order. all min
ged happily in his remarks, and told
with tremendous effect against the
mlsrule of the present administration.
lie had spent much of his life in the
public service Of his country. But
the fires Of personal ambition were
dead within his heart. His only am
bltlon was to see his beloved country
prosperous and happy. lie spoke OF
Mr.. Clay with tie feelings of one
who knew and appreciated Ills worth
as q patriot and a statesman, and de-
clared his determinatiou--should the
coming presidential contest be be-
tween that gentleman and Mr.. Van
Buren-as it undoubtedly will-TO
VOTE FOR HENRY CLAY. His
remarks were received with repeated
tokens of appreciation and applause
and we doubt not will be deeply trea-
snfed and approved BY his pntriotic
constituents. His high political in
iegrity entities his sentiments 10 great
weight and they will receive it. 10
man Ia America enjoys in q more
unlimited degree, the love aud conf.
deuce OF those he represents than
ilCGII l.. IVHlrE.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

f.r nYHa .c.lcd polnL tgat me
must lave either e AWosAt Boss,
orc Tarpaw btTE--an institution
under he conifoI ol ibe peoples rep
roseundycs. ADD guided by the same
TONS III iaw.oragfcat moneycj mon
stef. welded exclusively bycyecuiige
patronage, aud llAble 10 be used lor
promoting individual aegrasdizencni
Attic expense Of The people. Which
shall We choosci This is the ground
which sooner or later must be taken.
let the question then be made ~
once-let the issue be iaisly oad fully
placed before shc pc0ple, discoanect-
ed from all minor and unimpottant
matters, aad, wiihan eye TO the pfes
ent condition Of tie country, and the
means Of It's future prosperity, let
them al once come 10 decIslon.-
The long yexed and useles questions
Of Southern policy and Northern pol
icy should he suffered to rest. No
good can possibly be attained by thcif
continued discussion. We are al! Of
one country, and we all enjoy the
blessings Of one constitution. The
agitation Of any question then, that
may tend to disusi0a either in feeling
or interest, between the North and
South. is highly impolitic, and dcstruc-
tive Of the bestinterests IL these two
portions of our common country.
Ours is q country of enterprise and
we are peculiarly a commercial peo-
people. A sound and uniform cur
rency, therefore, has ever been deem
ed necessary for our welfare and
prosperity. An experience OF nearly
fifty years has SHOWN that such a cur
rency can only be obtained through
the medium Of a National BQai.-I
Look at the situation Of this country
during that time. In 1891. the first
Z. 5. Bank was chartered. Unex-
lmpled prosperity succeeded, until the
expiration OF the charter in I9l1.-I
Then followed the same difficulties
lnder which we are now laborin-.-
Distress and ruin, then as now. Were
n every part OF the Union. This
state OF things continued until .l6i6.
when the late Bank of the United
States was chartered and put into OPP
Grafton. Confidence was again re-,
stored, happiness and prospc' ityI
followed, and continued with scarce
in interruption until the destruction
IF the late Bank. Now what infer
snce should be drawn from this glance
t the history Of the L. S. for the last
Il years! We leave the question
or the intelligent citizens Of .nissis-
'ippi to answer,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
SOU TH.WESTERN RAH. ROAr
BANK.

The Directory of the Louisville
Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road.
have determined TO this Bank into
operation in November next. We
doubt not that this Institution, having
been chartered BY the State OF NORTH
and South Carolina, and Tennessee.
VII very much facilitate exchanges
between the South and West. The
Charleston Mercury says:---
the Southwestern Rail Road
Bank Is, indeed. the only one which
has been Incorporated BY. sereraf
Males, and should the concurrence ol
kentucky be hereafter obtained, las
seems probable from the fac, that The
failed last year but hy
SIX votes in her Lecislaiure.) this
bank vii cover in It's operations, an.l
sNifai 81 cennirf aiii Ierf .. 80 lr-
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Er1A N Lggistiiic Joeraal, ~ int. .
Mr.. Calhoun says in one Of his last
spceches-'lhaye always belonged to
the great State Rights party, which
party has ever Teen opposed, on con-
slinlllona grounds, to the incorpora-
ion Of a National Bank" And yet
this same Mr. Calhoun, in bis speech
Of 1884 upon the removal OF the de-
posltcs. used this language--"l might
say with truth that he Bank ores ~
much 10 ms as qny other iadirilaal IN
he csuabg; and might even add,
that had. It not been for my efforts,
IT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN
CHARTERED!1
We understand that tie patriot
Harrison, ia bis speech at the celebra-
ton Of the Fourth Of July, at Massil-
Ion Ohio, fully declared bis determina-
ton q abide the decision Of the Ma
tional Convention, which il to assem-
Die al Harrisburg. in 1889. He ac-
companied this declaration with high
and appropriate compliments 70 the
tried patriotism and transcenaent ta'-
euls of Henry Clay and Daniel lYcb-
sten
The Cincinnati Republican although.
Conservative in its doctrines. always
exhibited, until last Monday, d deter
minatlon to support Martin Van Ba-
rem Iorthe Presidency. On that day.
however, it came out in strong oppo
position to him as well as 10 his meas
urcs. Il has been for years the lead
iag administration paper in Ohio, and
ia tuning its back upon the old party,
it has left that party in 4 miserable
condition indeed.
We want no better evidence OF the
honor and integrity Of the banks in
general, than the fact, that during the
past year, although not required to
pay specie to their bill-holders and
depositors. they have materially in
creased their stock OF specie. and dl,
minished the stock Of their notes in
circulation. Their present position
is triumphant vindication 81 them.
against the tens OF thousands Of loco
foco calumnies.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22


or We perceive that the Port Glib
son Correspondent and Southern Star,
as well as nearly every other l.ocoio.
co print in the State, have placed At
the head Of their columns in large cap
;,ols. the following ridiculous slang
from the Washington Chronicle:
..Shall ouls be a Government OF the
hanks. or a Government OF the people?
Shall we have Constitutional Treasury.
or an unconstitutional National Bank?
Shall we have constitutional curreny
of gold and silver, or one Of irredcemablc
naperl Shall we live under the despo-
iisn Of moneyed aristocracy, or under
the safeguard Of a free Constitution
Such ad cdptandHm nonsense Is un.
worthy 70 have aplacc many respect.
bile paper Of any party; and we are
surprised Nal any sensible man should
attempt thus to gull the honest and IN.
,elliccns citizens ri Mississippi. Tu-|
en- IN connection with lhs Government
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Gel. lnl,eu MrSchaik, the fist
editor OF Mississippi. the worthy vet
eran Of the type and gull, died on the
9th inst, at his residence in Adams
county.