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Back for sale.

MILL b. sold. on the 1s day al March Court.
w III Campbell Court House, the celebrated ] lck
SANfllO. of medium <iye. fine form aud good pe,-
gree CHARLES II. MOORMAN.
March 1t
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TOT ID,

4 sun OF MONEY, which the owner can
"A havrhy appl, wing 10 the subscriber, and paving
the cnSt of thi. advertisement.
JAMES ST. CLARE.
February o6 Il
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VirgRsai1 Stale Lottery.
For Endenine the Lecsburg Academy,

Fof EnHoNlne ih9 LecsbuIg AcaIcm,, &c.
Gll's No. ., for ls3e.
To BIZ drawn AT Ale>andria on Saturday, March 81.
is3t.
Dra,ri"e roceirtd al tis o0cr Tuesday JoHowiog,
the 6H March.
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Lotteries to be drawn this week
EaIbO;'s- lottery al EXCHANGE Office

LY>onGuuG, rbiuafs 2blh, l53S.
Capital pizc al $50 600
! do 10000
- Prizes of 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

- a.. r,u,,n stll OF ~ eterahci,hu. naIo't,
.,,.,irurnfs.) Nh. Benton. in affected rapture.
,,;,,,ed to la, verify eoadJntor. " You have, IN,
,eIcemri aud raised the Senate from the
:, mh,Lrnarlism aud bullysm-Yon have
-, n. into II new aud elevated region, SIR
a., ,t;.ye il has been a>ccrianei tina, whrn man
h.cn long accustomed to ,ntld atmosphere, he
..,,o, h. transferred rurcr region wnhnm the
-, rx,ererable scnsations. II Is not. therefore.
.,,,,,,ne ,ha, Mr.. Benton sick OF the displays
.nure intellect, from the higher minds oflhe Senate,
.,J Ina, he snulcI up with delight the tained gar
haze Of the Ohio Senator.
", fYsg's Specci-Ilr correspondent of tin
p,limorc American {, neutral paper, aud therefor.
=, impartial sonrc-,) Mr.. Clay's speech was IN
his opinion tie greatest delivered b, mortal
,,,u. Such testimony will outweigh Globe full Of
aleresa,ory comments.
Ia the course of his speech Mr.. Ga, asked Mr..
,;ruudy whether lir did setting out on lonr
nry put in h. pocket some ofthe very notes tot tie
a. s. Bauh) against which lac las Illuminated the
everest pans aud penalties. - M, SIR said MI
ai,uudy, :. ai,eayS travel on specie Ah,' re-
se;ped Mr.. Clay = know my old friend is Sltciou.
10 ever, hug." lShuuls oflaushier in which the
Wee Presiden, ,oiaed heartily, that II did
r.od 10 see hlm)
NJ The Globe brdaubs the speech Of Nj. Allcn
ri OHIO almost n tlli,hly with praise rs II did MI
Calhouns. Tie batter gentleman may iadgc b,
mis- the value ofiha, papers compliments.
FATAL DJ El..-Wr learn from Washington
,l,, IA Duel was fought with rifles on SATURDAY
iur last al the di-i,nce of ~ yards. between
Mr. Graves Of Kentucky and Mr. ellie, Of Maur.
1hs,h members Of Cnn9res>) which resulted in
the death Of tie Latter gentleman, the third
a,. Tie duel. W. learn, originated out OF the
debate in the House OF Repre- ,entativts, on the
.hsrsss made fsanst ai"nhcr ri Congress by the
Spy IN Wa>hineton." In thus debate. Mr.. Cillcy
had abuse jlIe ltttrrw writers aud editions general
aud the Editor of the y y. Courier s. Enquirer
II. W. WcLh) in particular, whom he siematizcd
y. bribrd tariizan OF tie |. :. Banh. For ths
Mr.. Webb s.ai lam a challenge, OF which Mr..
Grave, WAS Inr brlIer. Mr.. Galley refused . r.
.ssuizc Mr.. Wcbh NJ gentleman, thereby insult
i,r Mr. Giavcs. lao forthwith clallcn. ed him. aud
TIC result WAS Is above stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

" The Nashville Guiom announces The receipt
81 "a puncen' letter from Mr.. Gtuady 10 tie
"''nessrr Legislature. We venture 10 say it is no,
h''' =" p""cet as the letter of in,ruc IAN, srut b,
~ >aih !" :j>latugr to Nh. CHUNKY
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L q Il IL 1; NJ.

ITn; The Store under the N,rguan Office
--a4.A Alr'ly AT this Office.
Jan % If Is
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& :. w should utrf. from the noise " hucll those
brilliant thcauical Stars. 3" Mr. George Jones aud
Mrs. George Jones'" mak, in the Richmond papers,
thai ther" IL some sccIet design foot in that cit,
To nominate the other of them Tor the next
Presidency. Certainly :" Mr.. George Jones' aud
3" Mrs. GrorG" JONES not NJ AL reluctant srr
the names Of tie said Mr.. George Jones" and
:" Mrs. George ZONES in tle public prints.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

a.. The Globe hrdauts the speech Of Nj. Al'cn
ri OHIO almost as tii'hly viii praise as II did MI
Valhouns. Tie later gentleman may indgc, by
ahis the value ofiha, papers compliments.
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SCHEME.

Together with numerous others Of Sio-S3os-
&c. &c.
Whole Tickets only Si-llalses 9s-Quartersa 81,
Iur sale
TALBOTS LUCKY OFFICE.
Feb.
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! >mett Y9m.--Gcn Manson, IN rcpl, 10 "a N
qniry addressed 10 hin, uron ,h>t subject, b, James
H. Birel Esq Editor of tie M>sonriau, SAWS. tliat
II he be elected President, he i'll. under 40 ccLm.
stances, become 4 candidate for second tenn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

- The Congressional Temperance Snti.t,
having applied ior the use Of thr Reprrs cntati,es
Hall IN ~hich to hold thea meeting. II was objected
Z, hv Mr.. Dlomgoolr. Quite Characteristic. Il
Mr.. D. hal joined ii suuc wears ago, aud concerned
10 its regulations. the blood OF M. Digger. nahtony
Murdered would NOT now be upon h- soul.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

lie rams correspondent ot thr y. \. Amer
'ean tsaid tn be r. Walsh, Esq refers In a hi in
which the Brush Chancellor at the Exeheqnc, IN.
dnlged himself, on the 18th oi December. in the
House OF Commons Al the saRaY dress OF the
American lnnctonaries Who visit the palace Of ST
james. =" The honorable member SAID the Chan.
eellor replying 10 Mr.. Hume in the debate on tlIr
CIVIL List Bill, had talked Of expensive livcnc>.-
Let hiIn, following mp his own analogy, go IN the L.
wees. and behold the eaud, array In which tho OH.
cris ol TIN nited STATES appear heleir the Sovereign
"t Eneland." Milo could have thought iat such
!, sterling d Hscrbf Andrew Stevenson would
nave subjected his country Ii this singing sarcasm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

Tin pas -'ll5l Mr. Stevenson Is to be recalled
hos, London aud installed in tie Nav, Drra,rmrn,
y. tLrsuccc,tor 81 Mr.. Dirkrison--aud tina, Ben
i,tnir e Howard QUO Of tlr men bcr> OF the H. Of
X. from MAJ, land is to succeed Nh Stevenson as
Minister 10 England,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

during the next six months-net as partisan,
for he has too much experience ever to be
partisan-but as a philosopher as a patriot as
an independent thinking, and rejecting being-an
animal that may be called phenomenon in human
affairs The history of the various movements Of
beth parties in every part Of the state from this time
up to November next, will be faithfully collected re-
corded, compared and commented on in this paper.
We shall investigate and analyze the results Of tke
last few years. and endeavor to place, accurately and
fully before our readers the state Of the question: each
day, each week, or each month"; as the new events
turn up on the tide of time like dead mackerel with
their white bellies uppermost, the tide of the
nal ocean. 1t will be, in fact, such periodical, phi
loscphca analysis of the political elements heaving
and throwing in this state, we daily give of the
financial elements, rushing and raging throughout the
nation.
In aid of this project perfectly original in this
country-we desire independent men of both parties,
and in every county-ssch men love beautiful truth
with rapture, and adore more beautiful woman with
deeper rapure-o forward information in detail of
the several districts, that by comparing the whole
in this great central point of thought and beauty,
may be able to reach some probable and accurate OPT
Mon as to the result of the state election, and
the fate of Francis Granger and William L. Marcy
in November, involving it does the fate of Henry
| Clay and Martin Van Buren, in 1910.
| We are on the eve OF greater movement in New
York; and deeper excitement in the Union, than any
country has ever since the call of Abraham.
The preliminary contest fer November begins this
day the work. Both parties, learn, intend to &C.
ebrate the recent victory-both claiming 1t to be
theirs-and both swearing, like moss troopers on q
feray, that they will carry New York next fall pc,
as aut nefss, which being interpreted in the ocofoce
vernacular, means-"agin all natar."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
To the People OF the United states.

The New York state elections, which take place in
November next will determine the ascendancy, either
Of the whig Of the democratic party in this state
and this decision in New York will inevitably give the
next presidency, in the election Of 1910, either to eo
qncnt Henry Clay Of kentucky, Or eunning Martin
Van Buren, Of Undertook.
AT the recen, election in this city, both parties were
nearly equally balanced the actual difference not be-
inc 100 votes in 4O,00c-a mere trife in popular
contests The position Of both parties Is believed to
DO similar throusho the sate-that 10 TO say neck
and neck, tail and tsil-very like whale, and very
Ike a whale.
In this condition Of things, the Editor and Proprie
ter Of the New YoRK HERALp, having pity for the
ignorance OF man, and love for the beauty Of
wsman, will turn some of his attention to politics
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
1870. - country Subscribers.

Motlco to Country Sus0Ass
Hereafter whenever any country subscription to the
w.-s,d yeacsypa fortnight of its close, subscribers
III, receive their papers, done up in yello~ t0rappers
This nlau is adopted in order to give cur patrons, IN
~ country notice either to their subscription
hv fresh remittance to expect 1t to cease at tine
close Of the period for which it had been paid Sub
..rhers will therefore understand after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up III
ycRow aorapping paper.
Nv this method we furnish individual SUBSCRIBERS
with proper notice. without putting them 10 the eA-
nense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall oy
way of requital for his shaving so often our suoscf-
be.s The fashionable morals of the present DAY, as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Capine',
are to cheat as much as you can, so that 'he ID"
does not reach you. do not practice on 'his Pfo,-
ME N anv exteat except when have dealings WIN
the Kitchen-and on such occasions 1t is aoopleo
nurev in self defence--if you don't shave you get
shaved Every day | am receiving letters complain
mo that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
,;n,e 7 know full we'll that it is regularly mailed
Whv these complaints Because many OF Amos
.htreasurers will be looking into the Herald, to see
the lneaments of their master accurately deplcteu'
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into us
vrappeY again. Hereafter beg them as a favor-as
personal favor to meto try to be as honest as they
can know they have precious little OF that article
bat a precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

Thursday-New York, Manhattan, Unien City, Sew
enth Ward Commercial
Friday-Merchants, America, Tradesnen's, Dry
Dock National Mechanics and Traders
Butchers and Drovcrs', Greenwich, Lea
ther Manufacturer, Lafayette, Bank Of
State of New York. Brooklyn.
Saturday-Mechanics', Phcnx, Delaware and Hud-
son, Eulton, Merchants Exchange, Long
Island Atlantic.
Daly-Chemcal and North River.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21


4 IRIS TOOTH PAsfs.-An uoequ ,IIsd Deot-
" frise-The Orris Tooth Pase has In tnssssce,
than realized the highest obsse Who have
used IL as hundreds of individuals ehesully attest while
beauties the teeth givsg them clear and pesry white
and removing and prevesng every appearance o. sr
also I'm proves the color OF the lips srd gum-peven0
sad heals ell sces Of the mouthsress the progress OF do
cay In the ,ee,bsnd mpsre that peculiar and
the breath for which the Ors Root 50 Justly and sr-
tessvcy ceiebraed-snd s also, pre~inenuy sstns ush-
ed for It's sgrsesble taste and frsgrsnce.
The ORRlS TOOTH PASTE The insta NJ, be chan
ged into agreeable and rsst excellent Tooth WASH wh
objections that apply such article
from sppca Gle Tooth Powders
sppesasge the toilet II y wsrraaea IN ccu,sn
gedient In the least degree atsross TO the teeth and
highly BY the most smisen Dentists It's
sve sale and The general subtraction that ensures bow
ever the best evid Of It's popularity and Free
cents, with foil dire ciiors.
For sale by Hart ID. 2Ta Broad vsv and Is hudson
ST, q G. Howe Co. la Chatham ST. X. NJ Guies III Bewe-
~, Of Pike sns Asnry and wholesale retail
al Grand a. aiseudSm'
A LBlON AOTkL. corner Of Park psee sad Broad
N wsy @rserly Psrh Place House, will W open and az
ter h Msreh or The reeeptisn OF ant transient
bosraers ~ JAMES RYAN, 81 the Manhattan House, and
formerly efthe No ard Mouse Hosou u9s-l-'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
clark's minority Gil
m. ALDERMEN AND ASSISTANTS.

wh,g tot mai Aid. ss3 $50 Majority In Assistants
Leaving an average majority in Common Council between
sss and SIS, Of s7s. !,
The above are the majsrities. In the annexed
table we give the Of those who have the MAORI
ties together with the total vote in each ward.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
In the 9Th ward Dusenberry had 42-Frost AZ.


Those marked with star are wings, and are elect
cd, and those marked with dagger locofocos ans
elected
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

eradicate delicate CON plant I taken Al the ON.
SET SINGLE dose inland II Of longer ration,
gle bottle generally su6ees Every afflicted may be
his physician, for the directions pss faithful and
expressive a. To snabe the individual his disease
well method Of preventing H. Indeed thousands
said that the prcvalcaes this annoying copain has
deuly decreased sce the Eradeso has made public
II ats the nsnach without tantisg the breath.
For sale ~ A. ID. D saads Fulssn and VIII
s6cs,s syHe, Bowsry and walker Bead
and Bowery; D. D Noses ga Broadway r. Burnet IS
oh avenue. In PhsadeIphis, By .. r. Grifhih
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
TsE SrArs ev MrssassirrI,
Lowndes County.
creur covsr, Tsesssy, io,s October, 1857
Attach,


This asy came the plspu6 BY his attorney ssd II appear
nag 70 the s,s.ecs q se Ccsrt tina, the defendant + son
resident Of the State OF Mississippi uoues Of plsipds
attorney ordered by Court that publication made
for sin weeks In he New yorh Herald psper published V
the city of New vsk, Modifying the defendants ofhe pendsn
ey of tbs suit tbst uales they appear hefre the s day
of the nett term Of this Cou give special bail ard plead udg
will se catered against tke and the property ssched
will be ~old W s~a~fy the psrsHs aemars sd This
ecs,is~ca anti NJ tern 81 nh coun n1 sw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

PKRvLRsror OF TERas.-one Of the papers states
that Losst AID Matthew'S were hanged At Toronto,
avTssa6ly to their sentence
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
OBsTINATK COMPLAINTs-pR CHERRY,

OBSTINATE COMPLAINTs-DR CHERRYs
~ celebrated Astrngen, Pills considered ALI
bic cure after the failure OF cepsivs subshs Injections k
Over 100000 bexes have been sod without complaint
agent For gravel o OF control Of bladder
glands and all affections OF the kdneys pills are pre-
sninenty successful In female weaknesses green scknt
and suppression hey never fail to restore
feet health Dr. Cbenys pills the females friend
For sale wholesale and retaA by a. d. D. SANDS, lee
yuon OF william, and the following stores
-Corser Dey and Broadway; cor washer and Rrosswsy;
J Noncs, ga sroaowsy cor Cross and Pearl ceruer
Bowery and Wsshsr Grand asd Bowe~y, cor. Canal
ssa Hudsoni cor Hosaon AID Bowery; Bond
ryj and r. Burnetrs, IS Sxh Avenue.
Price u per boz.
NIB. Country merchants who desire buy by dozen
gross will be supplied liberal discount, the Pilh
m9e.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

SEED OAfs-A very ssperisr ksd-seed ircw wheh
~ they we're raised cost ~ hsshel-new siding by The
bag "e- HISS o. Apply ~ ie Dussew. ssi@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

, IJUNTFR'S CELEBRATED X ED DIR OPS
II FOR vs'..ssL-Ofhcs Division a-Never known to
faTbose afflicted with the venerea disease informed
that 6nd safe certain and efeetusl cure apply
ing Divsos The Of this medicine
drives vestge ofhe poison from the sys very
days matter how the case; In addition
rg and certain, also safe the intimate
fesd being unable to detect the Both
H. with perfect safety, without regard
respectls diet The wonderful
this extraordinary medicine In different paris u States
have rendered so celebrated hs< in universal demand
fron MaiAe To Florida.
Oct othoassBds sfcasrs Ia single has
fall several Of 10 years standing have
been esred after every thing faxed Csr6essss
be seen BY applying st this oRce.
The universal Of puts all competitions dsksnee
yor wish remedy, be ssd find No. Diviioa
only place in the city where II Is sold.
Ts prevent mistakes every bottle viii have the ig
nature Of Or. LEvIsok Of whom be obtaiasd PR
vatrly alltiUes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
nR. VANDENBURGH,S FEMALE RENO.
- VATING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An efectus re.

nR. VANDENBURGH,SF FEMALE RENO.
- WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An efectusl re-
NEEDY for suppression rregulay and all where
does not have her regular and proper course.
NIB. Not TO be taken during preg nancy.
Sold only by Mrs.. BIRD, Midwife and Female Phys
elan, No. Division ~ New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children teeth
Ing, safe cure and eaectuA remedy.
Ao excellent remedy for sore nipples prepared and
sud as absve. H. SIN"
STERLING'S ORIENTAL BALSAMIC COM
- POUND-An efcacious. salutary efestual remedy
In all cases of Leucorrh9a, InvouRary Emsons Seminal
Weakness regularity OF the Msnses Irated diseased
lion Of the Bladder In all diseases Urinary
The immediate relief generally afforded by the Of The Bal
samc Compound, In short space ofme, much height
ils celebrity in Che cnrs Of ,n. .s:s sss .g l. sa
inen OF the British facaty which will stamp high repua
ton IN which the unique preparation Is valued.
Prepared only by w. Sterling, White Chapel Londen Sold
Wholesale and retail by
NATHAN q. GRAHAM,
mTtf No - Nassau street. corner Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

POPULAR MEDICINE THORNE-s Con
IA pound Extract Of Copsiba and sarspsrlls, CERTAIN
Safe and most eeeiusi remedy discoveries for The
OF .ssss ssssss strietu bes, pains and
lons, seminal weakness affections dnes gravel scor
butte erupions, he. he.
One sdston this preparation enjoys above
s Tvs portable form, pat the mode which
be taken being both and pleasant m taees
with restriction diet dsIy bu-
sress Travellers espesisly would cad this medicine hg hy
useful ssd ought to be usprovlded with
possessing the advantages which the present
Accompanying the medicine pamphlet explanatory the
dAerent stages Of the Diseases without exirs charge
tanning fail and ample direek ons
Prepared by Thorse, chemis London and FOR sale
by ~ q. GRAHAM,
m9m 90 Nassau Fnlton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

X. GRAHAM BENNERs, formerly Of Nswbers, ~ q.
Linden, Ala
RsrEssHess-Hss wilnsu CASTOR, Newbern, C.
Hon. william n. Nay wood, Raj ~ q.
MON l. ID. Hepwy, Fsyetviie, ~ q.
Mr.. r. VI. Tsyler, Mobile, Al
y. o. Bloprt, ESQ.,, Mobile, Al
Mr.. Joba m. STRONG, Linden, Al
Mr.. william Locke. Linden. Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

Clark,s majority the whole, los
The following are the official returns for Mayor IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-20

opened were written in psacii--the entries in ink
In few minutes therefore, the whole face OF the bu-
sness transactions OF the bank could nave al any
time been entirely changed! Entries and dates had
been erased with knife, and new ones substituted.
certificate of specie deposit for $4,000, presumed TO
be substitute for the first mstament OF specie re-
CURED TO be paid in, was rot TO be found-supDosed
10 be IN the hands of the absent Cashier. On eXan-
mig the specie of the bank, nine boxes pointed
out by the teller, containing one thousand dollars
each. The teller selected one OF these boxes and
opened il this was examined and appeared 10 be
full box of American half dollars. One oil the Com
mlssioners then selected box which he opened and
found the same TO contain superfices only of silver
while the remaining portion consisted OF LEAD AND
TENpENNY NAlLs!! The Commissioner then pro-
cecded open the remaining seven boxes; they pre-
scented the same tents precisely, with single ex-
copion, in which the substratum was WINDOW GLASS
broken into small pieces.
A very valuable sum in -pecle was finally picked
out from the lead and glass aforesaid amounting to
a trIae over $780, How mach OF this was bogus
the report does not state The official statement of
the bank made only three days previous, claimed
$4,000 specie on hand.
There appears to be real deficiency of assets to
meet the liabilities of this bank OF S44 1919
Such is the character and condition OF the Jack
son County Bank"
The " Farmers Bank" of Sandstone, located at
Barry, in the county of Jackson, was next examined.
The security furnished was the personal bond Of
the directors. The thirty per cent on the capital
actually so paid in, but certificate of specie deposit
appears to have been used instead of coin, and no
stock book was ever opened.
$4,000 was advanced to l.. d. Smith, President
and $40 900 to A. Clark, Teller, for which amounts
no other security than simple receipts was taken.
There was a book presented, purporting TO be the
cash book of the bank, bat clear was the evidence
that the entries made for the purposes of decep-
on and the whole prepared for the occasion, that
entitled 10 no consideration.
The entire issues of this bank were made IN viola
ton of the law without endorsement by Bank Com
missioner. deficit in the means belonging to the
bank for the payment of Its debts is shown Of s26,-
95666
Enough for one dose-two pills quite enough. TIE
Commissioners examined only five Wild Cats out OF
fifty as foows:-
The Jackson County Bank, at Jacksenburg; the
Farmers Bank of Sandstone, at Barry; the Ex-
change Bank, al Shiawassee; the Bank of Lapeer al
Lapeer; the Wayne County Bank, at Plymouth.
Tive of these we have given. When the loco focos
have digested this desc of Free Bankngfree enough
in all conscence-we shall give them another tomor-
row. Why! the shinplaster concerns of last sum-
mer, in Wall street. were not circumstance TO
these Wild Cats. Free banking and wild cats for
ever!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-20

The beating of drums, the narshang Of troops
the shouts Of the vctorA the belvwiags of the COM
batants, for the next fall election, are heard and
seen, In al parts of the country The Charter Cleo
non just passed. is only skirmish preparatory to the
field Of Waterloo, next fall. From this affair both
parties come out with their jackets well thiashed-
both most thoroughly licked. The wings have the
advantage of capturing few cannon and the military
stores but with the loss Of 300 men, the exact differ
ence between their majority off, 800 laslfall-and that
at the recent fight.
In order to shew the folly roguery of both par
ties, in the cearest light only read, in parallel columns,
the following shouts of the three leading organs of
the two parties -