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FOR SALE OR RENT,
Notice to Agents Of the United
States Insurance Company Of


States Insurance Company Of
the city of New York.
TNHE Agents Of this Company, residing in
Il this and other States, are respectfully
notified that their respective Cash subscrip-
tons to the stock, are required to be paid at
the City Bank IN this city on or before the lSt
day Of july nert-there to remain subject to
the order Of the Directors Those who wish
to increase their apportioned amounts can do
so, either by cash payments, or secured by u.
States, State or Bank Stock which are above
par. Persons residing IN the inland cities and
towns Of this or any other State III the Union,
who NAV be disposed to secure to themselves
or to any friend the permanent agency of this
company for the purposes of Life and Fire In
sIrapce, are informed that by taking $1,000 to
$4,000 Of the stock, IN cash subscriptions
themselves, or by obtaining that amount
among their friends, they win the.15sy De emu
for ~, Co., wherein they reside; and can
p-sl,aDlY make from $500 to $500 year
commissions, or 10 per cent on the amount
Of premiums they receive, more or less. The
business Of the company at present IS con-
fined % Marine Insurance. The blH for the
amendment Of the charter. whereby to Obtain
the additional privilege for Fire Insurance,
was reported JapourabIy 1t the last session
Of the Legislature, and the application
for Life and Frs Insurance privileges win
be renewed in January next, and no exer-
tions will be spared 70 secure both About
100 agents have already been established fol
Marine Insurance IN al the principal seaports
who win also be authorized to make FIRE Msu-
rance as soon as the charter IS amended.
r,;;lle i5;;-ii11llbll 5;ii1l Ia January next With the
amou~t ~ sonTol T-ssss,i isfoelE. and the large
eeIVed BY the company lover one nj y ~ s.
half At the lowest estimates, the stock canno
but command HIGH price. and there IS 3,
doubt butt TEi pay inter- Of tWelVe per cent
per ann1m, and q az probability over twenty.
five per cent. Every aren't vii be flrnisliei
with positive Instructions d the transactions q
his husIne and il lo one street city or town
l he he allows ed I'd take d Iarre amount II
one na hb6ihood nor Over $4,000 osl bo5ri
Of any one ship.
B. BAICE
NQ ellsf.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOUTHERN AR us.
a Weekly Newspaper publisia
OF THE
CoLUmBUs. MISSISSIPPI.

COLUMBUS, MISsIsSIPFI.
This journal has been published nsaE{
years, and although it has, until bte! j
comparatively diminitive sheet, yet be
port extended to it has been fattenng HD.S
lstactoTy Is the proprietor. 1t is nov -
~ ~ Saguisl7 AfcdiuIn sheet on ente!l z
type, and Eies in point Of appearance Vas
liiost y, Desehid newspapers in the SOuh- hs,
Inc Editor deems it altogether unD'tas,
70 make an elaborate statement Of the sFea .
pohdcs which win be advocated in tbeeo[
q the ARGUS, as almost every pOHhea13 ], y
State IS already aware the course it has6A
% pursued; a course it viii never
WllIe It IS under the control Of TIE
Editor It has uniformly opposed the -
present Administrations of the Genera "
ment. for the reason that the Editor ~. Il
DeiieFes that the doctrines promulgated 2
tanned by them resubversive Of the ~. -.
or THE STATES and ruinous to the q & (
tefests Of the people at large, particular
people Of the South
Southern interests and Southern ms
~-esH@ - -A-- AAHHlN q nAlCc4S 49, :,
lender and the doctrine of Estate 80, -
as understood By that patriarch Of true
eEaeys HOlTAs JEFFERSON, will be ll,
advocated to the oVerthroFing Of u i
rsoits Democracy Of Martin Van BWen 2
followers.
he columns Of the Argus VIII ee 80
ed and made interesting BY the iilsI,,si ~
Whatever can instruct, amHse and oe
general reader as wen as the sober
The ladies' Wil always find sOmet1 I.
eelnmnst0 please them; IN short II VI 4
am q tie Editor to make his paper 2 W.
visiter 70 every fireside. r}
Five Dollars J year @ ~ &c 8
ieIs and g Cents for SIX Months =. -.
in advance. Any person pro -.
llEe Subscribers and forwarding @ ~. ~
i've Dollars il current Bank Notes q "
eaall tecelTa asixt copy gratis.
r BYRON lliAl.5e.... y.
oneI. M sF. 1853
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
Rnnner Clothing.

2ROTTER g. SYMONS
hyE lately received a general assort.
meiAof Summer Clothing, consisting Of
~ EfocR coats and coates, Vests. Pantaloons,
ssSilrIs' Drawers, Gloves, Suspenders, Collars,
&C. &C. Also, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Guns.
- D.u.%l9rY, % Saddlery, Crockery, Dry Goods, &c.
purchasers. :s'-''''- =
June I2.--39-tf
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17

TTAS now in store the following, with many
II other articles in his line, which he offers
cheap for cash,
Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
N. 0. Brown Sugar, old and new crop,
Coffee, Molasses,
Salt, In A and bushelSacks,
Nails and iron assorted,
Coniac, Peach, and Apple Brandies,
Old Rye and double rectified Whiskey,
Supertine eastern Flour,
Bacon hams,
Lard, Mess and Prime pork,
Cheese, Potatoes, Almonds,
Raisins, Picked oysters, put up at Nor
folk, Va, superior article.
Cigars from very fine to common.
Soap, ginger spices,
Stone ware &c.
Old Madeira, Pure Juice,
Port and Sherry Wines in casks and
bottles, by the dozen,
Mountain Malaga, by the cask.
Claret assorted, &c.
Columbus, Feb. q, 1887.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
Oust Feceived by Steamer

4 p aq:oi.lSqal 4uantiy of Salt, MOlasses,
SS-.i.s .seCSnea 1so Whlskey, Old Cogniac Brandy.
-N n-aJ1ste, ~ Fnlladelphia Porter, Leaf Lard IN
ei..l s.-:.i vs., e Candles, Havana Sugar, best
l O'garsi Begging & Rope Cor sale cbeap
~ -. 18th. 1883. G. s. AKIN.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
I.5nII=E= AnTERTIsEMENIs.
TATEIWS DWBlB9Qg
s,oSTMER CIA i AG EN- ~
OONA - MORILE

,.-,,,pn n-s hanks TO his friends and the
R EIHslte1 Nv. ~ tbe liberal share Of patronage
extended i . ,Iis IiI et that of "ImPOrting and E
business ',4.I.bspdise = - on Commission only, y
selling MeII,i q piece at private sale and 10 q
the PacSSS PSs S,sting fle lolsea price eea Gr.'-
,sDs,'so =, s beEs 70 intimate That his Dua,1ss 1ant5
SS & Il e s continued during the summer snr mi1I mro5
and and l, hs ss0ez 4 Ii he D civ a. we s Tar Asses-
the 75gesI 75 "a In1 and decidedly the cheapest
'orsPor 4 ~ ~ 1p repOrt Of he
hopes Ior Str Ca;t,;ng attention to business, 1t
InlSn, .Ii 10y y ~ aT biS endeavOr to merit
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
E.RW .HOFECE.
.NEW GOODN.

NHE subscribers have received by recent
Il arrivals splendid assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing all the new styles of the latter; to
gcther with large assortment of
Has, Roots. Shoes and CEOtIbi1og.
Also, 7-8 and A Lowell cotton and Brown
and bleached Domestic, Hardware, Crockery
and Glass ware, together with their former
stock, makes their assortment equal to any in
Columbus, which they respectfully invite their
friends and the public to examine.
may 15-35-6t AKIN & GLASS.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
Western hank Note Gonna V0-
WOODRUFF TUCKER q co.

HAVE made extensive arrangements to
IL render their Engraving Establishment
complete, and are now prepared to perform
anv work intheir line nf Ialzinass tn auu I.a..@
procured new designs Tor vlgnettS &c, and
orders for
Bank Notes, Maps, Plans, &C.,
or COPPER -RHD STEEL.
viii be a.eeuued to with promptness and de-
spatcb, Bank Note Paper from the hest and
most celebrated paper mills the Union.
They have appointed P. BYRoN BARKER. ot
Columbus, (Mi.J their Agent, who win attend
to any orders that may be left with him.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
PROSPECTUS
OF THE

Ce7l1tmlef1dG 1dteSs OF1gtlt0t OOHtngu1tG-
cations, Biography, Travelling Sketches,
Amusing Miscellany, Humorous
and Historical Anecdotes, PoetrA
DC. dc.
On Saturday, the 23d of June, 1888, viii
be issued the first number of the Fifteenth
Volume (Sirth NelO SerieS) of the RURAL
REPOSITORY.
On issuing the proposals for a neaO uoEunae
9f the Rural Repository, the publisher ten
GeIs Ca bls most sincere acknowledgements to all
U, Agents and Subscribers, for
the liberal supP~Ft which they have afforded
nun lrot1l Ihe commencement of this pubIca.
ton. New assurances On. the nas4 ell -.,S
Usher of periodical which hs stl y '.io pD.
Of years, would seem superfuooel 10 ,--;T MI
therefore only say, that it win be coaS,,o+aI ~
on similar plan and published in the s-0e s,r.e
form as heretofore, and that no pains or ex
pense will be spared to promote their pratif
cation by It's further Improvement IN typograDh
icAl execution and original and select mai
Liter.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
Law NOTICE.
sTEPnEa q. s..asH.

, LE 4 NIEJ8 n .7e.aNH. q
1ATToRNEY AT LAw,) a
wv LII continue to devote his time and
attention assidiously to the duties of Iis
profession; and wlll practice in the Circuit
Courts Of Lowndes, Monroe, Noxubee. KeFn-
per, Winston. Oakhbbehaw, ChicIasaw. and
1tawamba counties; and ia the SrnFan,e an5
Oha1cery Courts, At Jackson Mississippi.
Office ii Columbus, Miss.
January 10. 1887. 11af
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
MONEY!.--WONEYN
MOTTO n.

UyHERE VIII be protracted meeting, com.
mencing on Friday before the touIsh
Sabbath in July, at Zion Church, LoWnees
County. ministers Of the Gospel are aifec-
tionately invited to attend. By order OF the
Church
June term; 1893.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17

THE RURAL REPOSITORY
VIII be published every other Saturday. n Tic,
e,uarto form and win contain twenty,-sfx num-
bsrs Of eight pages each. with a title pace and
index to the volume, making IN the whole 2Os
pges. It win be printed IN handsome stylo
Oh medium paper of superior quality, with
good type; making at the end Of the year, a
neat and tasteful volume, containing matter
equal to one thousand duodccimo PAGES, which
viii be both amusing and instructive Id future
years.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
ne TTCR

NNHOSE indebted to the subscriber win
Il please call and settle their notes and ac-
counts with ]. M. KNAPP, he being fully author
lied to act for me and settle such claims during
my absence. J. s. TAFT.
may 22.-S6-3m
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DFs. a. v. & r. W v~.--.---
17aUiAg united IN the practice ofthei
Profession.

a7GUiNg united IN the practice oftheir
Profession,
ID ESPECTFULfY offer their services to
IA the citizens Of Columbus, and the sur
Z Eoulaing country. They Will visit patients at
any time and at any distance. Office 1T the m,
wv. corner Of Market and Washington streets
GTDoctor a. v. WnlrER informs liis friends
and patrons, that they can, as heretofore, If
they desire, receive his individual attention.
NOTICE.
a Regular Eneetng d the .CTvIE. AssOcfA-
~ TON oF CoLUiIRu WIN Be held ID the
Court house, on the 3d Friday "a July, C2Oth)
A early candle hght al which time and place,
fha citizens gcnegaIE are invited q attend;
80 laelqboIs particularly ere requested 70 Be
plnctuah ns business 81 importance win Be
rapcd JOHN DAVIES Sae'tys
July
ly!t4 .llA y IRE NAN q LANE, Com.
mission Mercbaals, Mobile SO
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
PROSPEROUS
O THE


SOUTH WESTERN JOURNAL,
TIME extensive and growing interest of the
Il South West, its moral and social i'm
proVement, and its increasing literary and sci
entifc demands, have awakened attention to
the fact that in this highly important portion
of our country there is no journal or paDer ex-
clusively devoted to literature and sciende, adj
vocating the doctrines of no partv.
Feeling the necessity of such a paper. the
Jefferson College and Washington Lyceum
contemplate publishing a periodical to be en-
titled 3THE SOUTHWESTERN JOUR-
NAL" to be devoted to literature and science.
and all subjects interesting to the general rea-
der.
1t VIII be published semi-monthly, In the CT
tyof Natchez, and VIII contain sixteen small
quarto pages. similar form to the "Penny Mao
anne; on flne paper, and protected by a good
envelope SO that it NAV be conveved to anv
distance without injury. The pages of the
envelope viii be appropriated to Embellishments
and general notices.
The editorial department VIII be conducted
BY gentleman long known in the commun-
~ as an able and spirited editor, whose zeal
in subjects of literature and science VIII ron
.. Ger nm an ethclent director of such publica-
IWA 0e remembered that we have no
work ~ the South West similar to the an i.
contemplation; and every one WIN. feels : :
prlde N any enterprise calcnlatad 70 o,,L-.. ).
the social and moral character of our co,,.,,.
should come forward and assist IN carryiipo, tbs
worthy enterprise into operation. @''s
fecmiary emolument constitutes M -. =
tne object Of this publication. 4 = nj = =
tended to benefit any individual Or the Ivce,,ro
n apecuniary point Of view. Their sos y, -,
lect g to advance knowledge and i;f5i,se 80 I.
tasse ioF the refined enioyments Of Literat,,re
Nothing is wanting 70 the accomnl;sb,,.,,.
g the wishes Ct the Lyceum but tbe ns.o,,
ags q tie community and Il S e,Decta5 tSat -,
lls patronage VII Be promptly and cheeri,iI1 s,ii,.
81 SV4Alll. I 1ons "a reference to fbe no
should Be ad1re ed, bost na;;3 y, II
seeEeaIZ e tie Lgceu. Natchez' '' a yV.sl , .ss
= ~. - 49,. .-:. he subscription price IS o6
he lst number Of this paper v,;;lll i.
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- The i Efrp1es-.-s ,,ss
nes) VIII commence 6Ii sixth New Sc
next at the low rate Of One Dol June
mum IN advance, or One Dollar and F7;i,is
Cents at the expiration Of three months
tromthe time 81 subscribin0. Anv neyson
s who WI remit Us Five Dollars. lifes 81 5ost.
age, shall receive six ~ ss,t -.
who Wll. rernit rs Ten Dollars. f9es of ~
Z age, siiall receive twelve copies and one ca
py either Of the previous roInaas
10 No subscription received fI,sn ora
year.
= Names Of subscribers with the amo.mt
subscriptions ~ be sent BY the 2 81 6se.
oras soon a3e as conve emf te Gle
Iisherg WILLIAM b. ef0nnap
Ia "a Co. M. u. 1888
w. I'D who wish to ss "a
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Jew insertions. oT At least notice, and re-
ceiye subscriptions
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17

:. KELLOGG & Cd. Bo0ksellefg and
ssaiioner, Dauphn Street, Mobile. So
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17

HIRAM GRERFIll6 q.
ElAI.ER IN CLOTHING, Boo',; -
and Hats. St Francis street
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
MedfMNomne-

Rs. SLADE s. BAKER win contiir,,,e (
~ to practice Medicine ii psrtneIsI5ii66,-
l'aeIr oiilce s next door 70 their ola slaI,a a
Nil e,,s,,,o 5IsEEg their services
n,,eefs .''...s IS 49, 9y sending Their e.
fsrSe s ~ n '.islllg: q slate IS provided sor
Ter ns,,3s. ~s'S e personally On which IS leave
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17

VH0IE
iFan 10 sii
tie -
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s.. ..s-., ~. ..s -. g - fiiei ~
s..1.s uncut esl1le exception vi iaisrer.
3. DRAKE, & Go.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17

iAyts ~ II fL.EE MAN & LANE, Com
~ mission Merehqnis, Mobile 80
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

speech commenced yesterday, upon the Norta
Eastern Boundary Question
Hwhi be remembered. that yesterday, Mr.. f.
van, ms, mace an Inaficctual attempt to introduce
DILL authorizing new demarcaiion Of the Boun.
cary Line. Permission being denied him to do
tnis, ne moved his Bill, in the form of instructions
to the Committee Of Foreign Affairs.
Today, Mr. Camberiing. Oh the request Of Mr..
in his bill, which was read n LIST and pa time. and
on ITS I'd reading, Mr. Evans con .inued his remarks,
commenced yesterday.
Mr. Evans exposure Of the virtual abandon
ment by the Government Of the U. s., of this
most vitality interesting question, TO the British
Government, were most discriminating and acute,
showing great research, and patient study and
investigation ola subject deeply interesting to so
large q portion Of the people of the United
States.
After he had finished, his colleague, Fairfield,
took the floor, and the House, on motion, ad-
journed.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

track Rail Road, and that part which lies between
Indianapolis and lafayette to be McAdmized
turnpike, to aid in the completion Of the latter
S~oO,0oO are appropriated Tout Of the original
appropriated Of 81 300 ,OOO) to be applied be-
tween Charlottesville and Lafayette.
Mr.. Cole introduced bill in the Senate
Yesterday for making an appropriation Of SlOO,
ooo on the Michigan Road north of Indiana polls,
on motion to reject which, debate took place
IN which Mcssrs. Cole, Walker, Baird, Stamford,
and others participated, after which the question
vas taken and decided in the negative. Mr.. Ewing
then NOV ed that the rule be suspended and the ball
be read second time now, which determined
IN the negative, yeas 81 nays "a. Tho bill passed
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

whom he was employed, would, sceording 10 ore.
v'oas agreement, give him a. eighty aero lot
which had not been sold at auction, and which he
bought for Sl0O; he getting a quarter section
worth at least $lOOO In some cases the improve
menss consisted IN building a rail pen, ten fee,
square, digging up the enclosed ground with
hoe, and sowing il in wheat; in instance, only
three stalks Of which grew, and this hired indi-
vidual swore, unequivocally, that he was entitled
to the rights Of the prc-emption law, by wing cul
tivated part Of the public domain. Another in
stance,--an individual, who formerly lived in an
adjoining county 10 this, by rigid economy aud
pcrsev ering industry, had acquired considerable
property, but by misfortune, to which We arc all
liable, ne was reduced to poverty; however, BY
selling of every thing he possessed, he raised
something over one hundred dollars, and started
for the north. In the Laporte land ds,ric, he Sc
lccted an eighty acre lot aud went to the land
Office and entered il. Willis, there, a man came
and presented presumption claims in favor Of his
son, and sustained it by swearing that it wa. adj
joining the one on which he resided, and that his
fence had been Inadvertently run about one rod on
this claimed lot and had been cultivated by his
son, when attending to his fathers crop in the re-
mainder Of the field. The public officer declined
making decision between the two claimants.
and 1t was two years before the man who had pus-
chased it received his money back again; during
which time, he had to struggle through the Diff
culties Of border life a tenant on wild and I'M
cultivated lands, and, when his money re-
funded. ali the land worth any thing had been
bought up!
We presumed to think that Mr.. Upton was we'll
acquainted with a thousand circumstances Of this
character; and that he would have gone agains,
the law-But we were mistaken, and let his mo
tives be what they may for voting rs he did, W
hope he can console his conscience Ivy saying il
his heart that he acted periodically and disintc
restedly
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

MARRiED--On Thursday evening last, by
Judge 5 3. Stanton, MIR. JouN III. Huron. to
Miss ANNA EvENs, all of this vicinity.
On Thursday, the Sth inst, by J. G. Kibby
Esq MIR. ENOs Thomas u Miss LYDIA Il. FRAME,
all of this county.
oh the same day bv the Rcr. Mr.. FISH,
MR JAMES BRowS TO Miss ISABELLA HOOVER, ali
Of this vicinity.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17
JAY CMIHArNNA ! SIS.
ES + AY,

kk/ T. the undersigned, being allied upoo ID sccn, 49,
est:ay taken up by Joshua ood. Of Penn ton sA;,
Jay county, lnisna, rho 2 day Of Janusrv I,s, "A
to be red STEER, with briod,e s-.,k. 80
marked with crop II, ear suppo..d "a \. sh.
years Old: appra sed 70 eleven dos by John r. Wrrt
and Joseph Willam.on.
STATE OF lNDlANA.) =.
Jay County, { %.
Certify the above To bs copy the return made
20 me oy the appraisers Given under my hara ana
this 9,h day of February, lS3S
o-'' ELLIS DAVISy.P
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17
Cincinnati Wholesale g. Retail Plane
and Edge Tool MawmfacfOrw.

On Main street, Third Door North Of sixth.
L it again, the old business, after an absence CT
IA three years JAMES +. Don ALISON, and JonS H.
having en;erai into Plane
turing business md have built the
Of hi. kn in III. United ,a,cs the town Of Troy
the Miami & mall they receiving part their
STOCK OF Flames. which consist Of great variety of Mou
ding Beach Planes, &c. and will bs ;anfy receiving
additional supplies II well known engaged IN
niacusing, that bs done country,
the advantages of poye city: The
in selection ,mber which will
as low, il aoi lower. than m,nuactory in the Wsn.
We shall also be constantly r.ceivng from Dunlap, Col
ns. and other American the
approved stamps of Cincinnati
quality OF EDGE TOOLS, all OF which will b soad
,h- loves. prices
n B--The old Customers Of J. Donaldson requested
give CALL pa ,,culary ths Wholesale cusocrs,
stock viii comprise the and best s
market We shall BE- happy ec.ve orders houss
in Cincinnati; MAN, 81 door of Sixth d
Troy, Miami county, Ohio. DONALDSON K HALL
! Feb 2, 1888. l:3v
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

The msmben Of ths RELIEF FIRE COMPANY, snd
Of ths Borough generally requssed attend
q, DE Warner bsilding Serens-day, (soay)
oeiock, r. n. make for snlang ths Gown
paay sed - sake into cossderasos do sxpsdsney &c
foerimg . buekef company general and puaesuai A.
ssudance is earnestly solicited
y STRATTON. see.r
Second NO 17sh. 49,.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17
a RA&Nss seEn aArD.

IuL subscriber wishes TO sell his FARM, in Randoph
county, Indiana, continuing EIGHTY .7CRES; lying
seven miles south OF Ninchrst,r, and mile
me Stats road ling from Newport inchesssr There
arc about ~ acres cleared und - dendenei
WIN out-honses, and good pump each dwelling:
app ana peach orchard, &c. Ths and rrodu-
For further particulars inquire eubscrber on the
p.emise. JOSEPH TEAS
Second Moath, leth 1893 6-3w
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

GIVE have devoted a considerable portion of
to-day paper to Congressional news, and remarks
on the Sub-Tseasury Bill. We conceive it to be
OF more Importance than any other subject than
will probably come before our National Legisla-
ture; and shall give connected report Of its daily
progress through Congress
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

ToaxApo.-Wc learn from The leigh IN. c.
Register that most destructive whiriwind or
tornado had passed over part Of Surrey county
in that State on the 18th inst. 1t seemed TO COW
er an area Of about 100 yards in diameter, pres
enting the appearance OF dense column from
the earth to the clouds. The damage done BY
this whirIwind has not been yet ascesta;ued, but
| large number Of hcuses, &c. have been com
| pleteIy destroyed. Il is believed that for.u.
| natelv no lives were lost-N. Y. Wing.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

lhs gentleman who weeks ago pas of saddle
bags from our shop (naked Myres Sea,.n) 20 good
as 70 return the soo, shall be under
biz necessity of speaking a will no, be ou,,e
20 agreeable JONES l. WILLIAMS.
February 10th, 1888. 6-n
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17
NEW DRUG STORE.
POCKET WALLETT LOST

~ Thursday lass somewhere between Richmond and
~ ten miles thereof. tbs subscriber lost a small
POCKET NALLIIT: containing gold pieces, val.
e5s bill, $780, the Bank Cincp-
matt. and % on the Bank, silver change
The finder viii be literally Mr.
ssiddali Richmond; Boston, Wavns
county, Ind w. ID. FOUTS.
Boston, Feb. 2, 1888 AZ