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ICOMMCxICATED.l

lCOMMCHICATED
DECEASED, in New Paris, Ohio, the OH instant,
a short, but very painful illnssa, Mrs. KEPIER,
con.o.t d. J. b. Keplor, of ,ha, pacs.
Mrs. KEPLER was retiring ind unobtrusive in
her manners, and most highly esteemed wherc
best known. She had been for some years .
slant member Of the Presby terian church. Her
last hours were distinguished by composure, and a
confidential reliance that Saviour whose prom
ises had been tho comfort and stay Of her life
An afflicted companion, and large and dependent
family mourn her loss
"Jesus make diving bel,
Feel soft as downy pillows
While on his breast lean my hsai,
And breathe my life swec,ly there
| DIED--In Eaton, Ohio, +, tn. 9Th inst. MR.. FER
GUS HOLDERMAN Esq late editor of Eaton Reg
ister.
DIED Mt North Bend, on Tucsdly evening
| Feb. &, w. II. HARRIsoN, Js. in The 35,h year o.
his age. The deceased was the second son o
Gen. Harrison, and was a man of all the excel
lent qualities ola clear head and most benevolent
heart. lie educated for tie legal profession
in which he commenced brilliant and successftl
career. He has long been the victim Of painful
disease, from which he is at rest
/ Cincinnati Gazette
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ESTRAYS

Nv I, she undersigned, being called upoo - .,..,.
w three ss,ray cattle taken IN hv vE.u..
es New .mden' an Fem township, Jay eoun,x inS;.s
nnd them n be one COW supposed BE- e,rh, s
marked with half ire lsf, e., yeSfA oso,
os o'. 9" the rgh' poin, of the left horn broken OF - ~
iss hs OF the right hind hoof turned up The o,ss -
supposed 90 be four years old a. ,he abo,s
mas on small cas-: bell with q leather rosr -
'foa ouekie-tne end fastened with leather s,n-. n.
cisf EEH supposed to hc old next s-in-
ear marked as tina abo, of than rcd =, ~h;,.
faces No brands oth,5 ,.,,.i
ID Jones' ~ ~N''''s'>s ALL Soeo
STATE or INDIANA. &C
JAY COUNTY, %.
certify above 10 H.. , ,r,, 49,. ~ a., - 4, j.
to ms BY the appraisers Given u,ds, INV ~ 49,
this 9th day Of February, 1888. ' '@Ss -
Wv ELIISDAvfS. -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

PRE-ExrrIoN RIeHrs.-A bill granting pre-
eunpton rights to squafters on the public domain,
has passed the Senate Of the United States. One
Of oar Senators, Mr.. Upton, voted for il. We
had hoped that one 50 intimately acquainted with
the workings Of this nefarious system, - wc pre-
sumo Mr.. Upton to be. would have contributed
much to the putting Of il down. We have seen
some Of the improcemenes made on the publie
lands. by which an individual worth City shousaDf
dollars. enriched himself to almost dolble tina
sum. He personally selected the best lands b
could find; thus far he was = piaoeer; and hire
men to move on 10 thcm and build . cabin, plan
few hills Of corn, and, VIXEN it cane into uaas'ks
enter il in his own .amc, when the incividuslS
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NOTICE.

CNJ-TIE Bpoks and Accu ,,s, previously advertised.
iii. hanas OF WILLIAM COX, }. T., for col.
lection Those knowing; themselves indebted,
| cordingiy. GARDNER MENDENflALI.
Richmond, ID M 1oth, 1898. 5:3t
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

:,, 'noes fe'pses'aiy insosm de pshlis ia, sssv
OF the foss Wayns and Lnganspnss roads in de ~.
part OF ms thorough; AID have hand. ass oue.,v
vi riS.4. and fen md S--sV
III . y q II =,
with WROUGHT SHARES, and the mould bos,da ~,
ground. ANo- 80
Coulter PLOU0H ..
ios pooghins soa-an OF which h po;ns Of form
m.nmf... mo Workmanship. NOS o1knAaped By any
r.es,r.S a rLoC'HS mechanically and s.ss.ansiarv
Richmond, Feb. Il, Isss ~"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

THE SPrRrr RHODE DISQUALIFICATION
having been introduced into the House Of Rep
rescntatives Of Rhode Island, by James F. Sim
mons, Esq, for resembling the resolutions adopted
by the General Assembly in Jan, lS37-by
which the Senators in Congress from that State,
were instructed to vote for the expunging res
olutions, and instructng these Senators to use
their best cxeriions to procure the resembling a
the said cxpunging resolutions by the Senate 81
the United States-on Thursday afternoon, these
resolutions were called up, ami after debate.
in which they were ably supported by the mover
and other members, were PASSED by vote of 80
to2,i.
! On the same afternoon, NJ. Crans;on intro
ducct into the House a series OF resolutions, civ
en- history Of the experiments upon the curren-
CIV, and denouncing in 4 forcihlc manner the sui
Treasury scheme. A debate on these resolution
arose between the leading members Of both par
ties, and the question taken by the yeas an
navs The resolutions were passed by vote O
81 ,o24.
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The Legislature Of the State Of TESSnssEE, ii
its session (which is supposed to have been brot'
to close on Monday Tasty has passed law 10 es-
tablished a Bank, with branches, to be called the
Bank Of Tennessee, with capital Of FIVE millions
Of dollars, founded on the credit ofthc State; the
principal bank to DO located ut Nashville. The
President aud Board of Directors Of the princi.
pal Bank to be nominated by the Governor, with
the appreciation Of the two Houses Of the Gener
al Assembly. The following gentlemen were
appointed President and Directors accordingly
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

: CORRESPONDENCE. Of Baltimore Chronicle.
r WASHINGTON Feb. 9, 1885
l. This morning Bill from the Senate, was re-
IS nor,cd from tho Judiciary Committee Of the House
r with an amendment, upon the subject Of pending
|, suits for and against the u States Bank OF Penn
E sylvania.
ls The tenn allowed to the Old Bank to wind up 1t
affairs ends on March 4th next
~ This Senate Bill pro, ides for the continuation
u such suits as may be pending aga'ns
I'd that institution, beyond the term of March Atm
es The amendment Of the House Judiciary Con
he m,,ec provides ALSO for the continuation. oeyen
IL tha, term Of all such suits may be institute
All .v.inst that institution, between this and tn;
lb- term. -
IN, Mr. Adams Of Mass. thought the bill ought
,u- be fnr,he. extended. in its provisions. so ns
Inc embrace suits that NAV be instituted beyond ID
by ltime.-towi,: the 4th March, 1897. And ,
ew was in favor Of recommitment Of the Bill 70 u
the Judiciary Committee, in order to Its amcndme'
Of in that way.
NV The discussion Of this Bill branched on mo
md WIDELY upon the whole Verata Qses'o OF the me
ich s.rous mon.trosite. Of that monster OF monste
, !. the Rank Of the U. 8. The whole thing term
,hc atcd. however. in the recommitment OF the Bill
;c,. the Committee ON the Judiciary.
Mr.. Evans then went on With his very
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-16
Notice.

AT a meeting NJ the Commissioners OF
- the Town If lrllsborough. held on
the 9Th inst. il was ordered that the fol.
lowing ordinance he published in the
Hllsbornugh Recorder for three weeks,
with notice that the said ordinance will
be in force from and after the LIST day Of
April next
Section IS. ind Be Il further ordained That
it stall be the du'y of Every owner ot occupant
Of dwelling house, store house NJ ship, in
said town TO provide two sufficient ladders.
one 10 1tend and reach to The ewes Of etc
house and The nther To extend from thence 10
the comb &c the roof thereof. urter a penalty
Of not exceeding two dollars and so b. sub
ct TO the further penal,y OF me do ar for eve
ry week hr or she shall neglect to provide said
ladd rs.
b. ord af the Boa'd,
THOS. CLANCY, Torn Clerk.
FebrUary IL Os 3w
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RE.uOIsRL.
AIR. Levin Carmichael has
W removed his establish EN- 10 The
building once occupied hy llasisA Tar
trough esq. as Dry Coos store, and
recently b. Dr. AorEood. - DOCTORS
shop. lie would Iake Ills nceasi0n 70
return his thanks n he ma fritn,.s : 10
have bestowed their patronage upon him.
nd earnestly so!iriis them 20 give him !
eall At his new stand.
She --latest Cushions viii he
regularly received from New ioFk. nal-
limore. and PhllsdelPlia; and he has "a.
rellent Aollhem MorAmen 10 q cnie hs
work Every attention wiil he paid to
his work. and n effort will b. spared 10
please his patrons. lie aaiiers himself
that he has generally spccreded in mak-
lng his work iii; AMI he thinks he en- in.
sure il IL he rs well executed Is any in
the Southern country.
January 3. a 0S
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HILLsBoRoIG Gil. N. C.
rrnIIsnrr wTrKIY
ny NM HIARTT,

AT TnnTE ruILsps war, 'R i've DOLLARS
d. rF1Y CENTS " ram IN Al vsstE.
Thos, who On nui give rtitrC Al their WEh
10 have their Paper risf oniinrtd nj tic CSrue'
iIon of the year, eilI b. rrespmtd as tcsnIns
it, roriinnnnCn urItl turHirtman1co And u"
paper will lie diseen,irUrt until al arGca'acfs
are raid nnlcFs at the 'ptien Il the rubl''''''
Advertisements net exceeding sixteen ii"ss.
onn dollar fot &C frsi, ard twenty FIVE cents
for each snbscqdre, ips'itien; longer ot's III
proportion court advertisements twenty I've
per rert Ehcr. 4 "tdutitr "i 33s pea cen"
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-IsliE sabscEsher haaag ialely gsea nelIce
thsi he had aRasn lakeA ne Iifishonoagh
femAl seminary under La immkdiaie inslFur
ti0a and eontrol deems Il dee 10 a. pabiir
aew 70 state. that slnee the date 81 that adFef
tissment he has deigrmiard % remove from
HllsboFo1gh. and thai ne cOEae xlan with ihst
lnstitailoa e. e course. dissolved lie Irusis
oweyer, that hls sesarali0a from lhs Sehse
all not lflurlous.y a5est he interests - a.
ADDE'S II whose car Il u lrlt are lone tiled ana
approved insirarlFesses. Their past dliigencs
and saecess Afford the best pledge for The con
sci1ntlous discharge of Their fnlnre labsnrs.
No better eylaenee need BE- gwen u the cor
rect and critical nature e The mode Of InsiTlr
ton paFsued - this sehoo'. tnaa the fact Ihsi
iis papiis are generally saughl alter. ard high
~ spRFuFed as InsiruetFesses IN other schools.
The falieNiag sialrmeat Of terms. Sc. is &c
Psaies faF the lnioFmailon af he public.
TERMS OF TUITION, payable in adrance.
Literary branches, L. Class lpeT ses J sI7 on
"a and 81 do. rs 90
4Ih IL 50
destruction on Piano and Guitar (eaehl 25 90
Drawing and Painting 10 90
OnamentAl Needlew0Fk Mustn't 90
Do. Do. lCrewsD 90
French Language 10 %
Lessons in Music and Painting are given BY
. competent and approved InstrUrlress.
Tae fseneh language - taug BY native Of
frsnee "a gentleman every way qualified.
Board NAV be obtained in respectable fami-
lies a. 50 ~ SO per month
.iJsr boardsrs irilI BE- TsssiFsd ialo The Jaaly
cfIAs priReipa! fasiTtsirtss -z
w. NJ. GREEN.
March I. I0-3w
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LITERARY OMNIBUS:
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in sSdii;on 10 large amout, OF t.t,rary matter.
reVi'ws of new books, ialss, and mtstlc and
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T oflgIual proprietor, int ndihp 10 devote
his time and affection 10 his other prfit dlca
works, has disposed &C is interest in the ON
minus 10 the present publisher Who will ,aake
no IA iher change in ne general character than
I-sui IL iron, auuti er "iIlrf, atd changing its
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STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA,
Person County
Court nf Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1887.
Charles .Ias6n,

Hcrdy Walters, aaniaisfra,cr judgment
81 Thomas ii .lisn, dec
! appearing IN tie satisfaction oi the Court
that Memucan Allen, ore ii the children
and heir at law oi Thomas " Allen deceased.
ls not an iahahiiant OF THE state I, - ORD. red
by The Court, thai publication BE- made ~ ;Lt
hhisboroueh Recorder, for The spact al six
weeks. q al unless th, said Mrmursa ,lten az
pear before Ihe Cont of 2 tas ard QsaS,cr
Sessions t" b. hel' far Peso county, the
court house IN r. xbofnurh, in the state of
North srohns, "n the 3fd Monday IN March
next, and lh"D ard there show causr Wly the
lands OF WATCH said Thomas ~. Alien died s,rz.
ed and Possessed, snould not be suld: tia, he
said lands Mi g sold H. sa,isfy the plaintiffs
recovery
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
rhee AdV ~ ~ 0i--6w
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Notice.

II HAVE thought proper to decline the
~ Mercantile business in this place.
Those indebted will please close their
accounts by bond or otherwise, as no dis
Sfetion with me can be exercised after a
few days. III ~
W. T. SHIELDS, Agent
. for H. MOderpsH.
January IS. O5--
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Y z Nj Il N.

Il Ia w IL ",
~. WILL. stand at the stable
VI ~ of the subscriber, in 0rance
SfNls county, and perhaps at one
49, or two other laees a part Of
the cool season the places not
named; | wait Ior information from those
who expect To put to him. that may he
able to 50 lect the best stands before | adj.
vertise him. The terms will be low,
much more so than any horse Of his Va.
iue-to ~it, 30 dollars to insure. and 25
dollars the season, which NAV be dischar.
ged by 20 dollars in the season. The sea.
son has now commenced, and will end the
loih Of July. ! request all those who
intend 10 favor him with their custom, 10
put early; the advantages are many and
great in raising early colts. For blood
and performances. re bills.
JAMES MOORE.
Janua'y25 O5-
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Land for Sale.

- The subscriber offers for sale
'gl,5ISsss the gR!cI OF LAND Wherein h.
IT. now lives, four miIts south eas, o.
.sss-> iiiIisbcroueh, coblailing 500 scrss
- / good Dwelling House. Kiichea.
and smoke House, q good Barn, and other out
houses The Plantation is handsomely silual
ed; ~ vel matered. having two streams run
mag through II; and several good springs: and
has i" II good apple aud Peach Orchard. and
quantity Of first rate Meadow .f
AS" one nther TRACT OFIaND contain
ing 50 acres. Two and a half tnilr- from nm
pei I'LL and adjoining William Barbee ard o,,.
err well timbrred y
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to
sIe" tne premises. Term. WI. made 7owp
on Application
AARON SrRAYHoRN.
Februarys. or
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Notice.
Notice.

1T is hnped llai { those itdrhied 10 tie firm
u HUNT LsGTCA T. LI.SCH up H. the
lst At October 1857. Wi taJ .na sctil, Their
accounts ShL The ubHtItcr iumttrsIely. a.
such settlement Is absolutely nestsssfy 10
Ire aojustmtnt oi their iTsrs Ihopt this no.
tIcI will not he dts'" lAtfsd
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October &c es-
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No 50 North Fourth street, PhiiadelI hia
Jannarv is. o.
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For Sale.

4 PAIR of Handsome MAHOGANY
TABLES, suited for small family.
They have been but little used, and very
well kept. Inquire at this Office.
February !. 06-
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-03
rur py:ARi. RIVER BANNER.
,spJBL lsuED every SATURDAY.
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TERMS.

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:, ,bs onto Of the Publishers. Persons wishing
y ,iscoauaue will please give notice thereof IL
yriiHg.
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each continuance.
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transcript, as 10 the number Of Insertions, will DO
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|lnsly.
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Annqulcing candidates for State Offices viii he
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l. PosSys onlessers must b. paid % receive at
eutiont
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-03
FEMALE BLUSH.

What is the q 'wcr Of flares, dye,
That softly pleasing strikes The eyel
Its the beauteo,is female blush,
Tia, modest rose,
Which recommends the lovely bush
On which II grows.
More lovely than the roses nushs
More touching than soft music's chnrmA
fstinid woman's feeling blush
When ausht tbs conscious soul alarms,
'Tis loves own cloquencs which speaks
Dirsctly from, and ~, the heart
Porsssyiag on the modes, cheeks
What trembling lips dare Aot impart.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-03
OLD ROsIN THE BOW.

OLD ROSIN THE BOW.
y THE REQUEST Of ! FEW aDiscsrrrsx,
rve traveIl'd this country al over.
And now to another III go--
EMl know that good quarters are waiting,
To welcome old Rosin the Bow
To s]cdmee old Rosin the Bow.
Fnrl know that good quarters arc waiting,
10 welcome old Rosiu the Bow.
The gay rounds Of delight have Travelled,
Nor shall behind leave woe,
Forwhist my companions are jovial,
They'll drink 10 old Rdsiu tho Dow.
They'll drink to, &c, &c.
Ny life has now drawn to a closing,
And Ill Sill at last be $3.50;
Wen ndw take full bumper at parting,
10 the name Of old Rosin the Bow.
10 the name Of, &c. &c.
When I'm dead and laid out on the counter
The people all anxious 70 know,
W'll raise up the lid Of my coffin,
And look al Old Resin the Bow.
And look at, &c. &c.
When ahro' all the streets my friends bear ne
The ladies all fll'd with great woe,
Win come to the doors and the windows,
And sigh for old Rosin The Bow.
And sigh for, &c. &c.
Then get me some fine clever fellows
And staggering let them all 90,
20 dig deep hole in the meadow,
And mi. toss Rosin the Bow,
Then place me couple Of dornicks,
one at my head and one al my toe,
And don't'you forget to scratch on them,
The name Of old Ros;n the Bow,
The maine, &c. sc.
Theh have se these Same clever fellows,
Surrounding my grave in row.
Aud drink from my favoritc hottie,
Fasewel to old Rosin the Bow.
Ihrcwellso old Resin the Bow,
Farewell to old ltosin the Bow,
And drink from my favofite bottle,
Farewell to Md Rosin the Bow.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-03
LII, MlsslSslPPI. NOVEMBER 3, 1898. NUMBER a

nuos CuiICsl. NuentlOn 10 then
Twas discerAsd upon the ada
cent house with a plank, which
he eHdeayofed 10 extend from
roof 20 roof. He was immedi.
ateIy JOINED by Others, but none
dare ventqresover the shacklioe
bridge norc0uld they endure the
intensity Of the heat. He, how.
lever, unhesuatihgly rushed 4.
cross, and Lsaving every danger,
bore the senssl.ss Jane in safe.
" back (; and was on The eve Of
returning for George, when d
|cry from below made him pause,
The roof was falling 10.
For Gods sake hold him
back exclaimed the father Of
Jane, ashe supported in his fee
BILE .arnslhis long lost child
But the youth needed MOI, and
GEORGE was rescued by his in.
torpid brother, but one moment
before the whole fabric lay one
huge pile Of smouldcring ruins.
CHAPTER Y.
George Wilton stood before
the tribunal OF his country ar.
raigned fnr the murder Of Nor
ton. He Confessed the deed, but
IN extcnnatinn Of lis crime Il
was shown that Norton, who
had led him on step after step
upon the fearful road Of infamy
ne had trod, and had wres;ed
from him the last dollar he pos-
sessed, had in turn been made
q victim 10 his own avarice, and
Al the gamiag table Had lnsf his |
i'll gotten spells. Driven 10 des- |
peration, he in a moment ofex-
element murdered the bag who
presided over the brothel, and
endcavored to conceal his crime
by burying the body in the ash.
fs Of the building. As the FIRE
began 10 gain power he stood
watching its progress with a
iendish exdltation, bnt suddenly
I occurred to him that he might |
perhaps POSSESS himself nf the
I'D wonan's hidden wealth.
He accordingly assembled the
stairs, broke open a bureau, ana
secured a large amount of mo-
icy and jewels; hut in endcav.
ring 70 retfacs his steps from
he chamber, a volume Of hot
'moke almost smffocated him.
md drove, him back. Con.
cience with herth0nsantl siihgs,
Tow TORTURED the shedler of
Hood; he dropped the treasure
le had purloined, and ia accents ,
i despair be cried for succor.
His cries, awakened George, 70 !
vnom n his Terror Norton con-t
esscd Ills Crime. The furious
.lement had possession Of the
over part Of the building, and I
III escape Vas cut of. George
fastened 10 Jane, with whom he
lsccnded 10 the roof, followed
y Norton, The rest is known.
After the / usual forms ofthe
court had. been gone through,
he sentence Of death was pro-
,ounced upon The unhappy pris-
sner.
CHAPTER VI.
In a gloomy cell within the