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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
DAWES IvaEL..t.rss,..
C.,rrespeadepoe Of he Nun Am,rieaa

Nrs Yoak. No. II. j I. NJ
Stocks feet their oats 10 day. ard rear up. They
have gone three four per ce.rt he FIRST Jump.
Tn,s ees.rsl, The uh hrI,er irciins aud bel
exper,a.taus hsie al hone. Money becomes
nsere dt1nciiy easy es,rv aay. Another matte,
~heh Tram to-day for the ,.i time though II hA-
exissed suce Fida, is. thai LIE notes Of tie L.
:. Bs-'k. pay abe II New lotl. regularly net n
msmriiy hs then acerey 1T the Bank ot the Jnued
Stats 10 New lels This val - meta Little 10 ra,se
tie credit Of tie Bank IN public esteem, and do great
deal 10 refresh IL ctedft.
In Cotton ihese movement. Flnu is
decided, ,nlr red. Tie feeling sve,y oonflert
because ofihe txPu demand, aud because thee
beng absolutely stock a, a,l here aud 30 dtsposi
ton 10 secnni laie. People IL gin To Look ahead
and enquire aatwiiI become OF hem nexi ~ ten
BESIDES tsis, money IS p'enis, aud people not
oal,~rd to move quite - Rpidls As ihey did
The returns mostly al 10, aud they leave
no doubt oil tie result of WING usfnrisy boil
branches oi the Legislature. l. the House 1t viii
be eight. perhaps len. The detal. 10 lew Of tn
cases not quito oeitntn. Tie Ab tiHo0ists
though polling bur low fotes N AL, have been Hhle
To thwarl the Mugs two OF tisce important points
Exchange oa Phn'adelI Ina. g dts. ,lnasote III
II frp.fic 10 day thai nffan N ems have b. en-
made by tie Convention oftie Safety Fund Banks
arGeuesa, /, Nii,h end vii tc pat all trouble
about teir oduo,ptiui.
Correspondence oTCie L. s Ga:eQe.
NV YoEk. Nov. -.
There has been vots ltie iluctuaii"u ~ sintks n-
day. S.,ae nf lie fancy descriptions declined hi
tie. Lut mailing Of eoi,s,q uerer,
In domestic exchanges, groerally thefe ~ no va
riaiiea II note. That On RIehnold Is IN some de
msad al 1e3 Il.
About zoo BARS cotton have been sold in small
lots. ftces rather in favor Of tie buyer lIoldcrs
OF 6out fru At tic advanced pflc's probably ia
eensequeate ol the mali sock lu thc season, aud
The approaching close At anal ratfg stlun.
The Teeth Ward BsHk uoies ('ed batk) wcte yes
ietlny refused by The Bankers. j. Is. Lowtset il
concern Il uo consequence abattyrf
Matters M the money market generally remain as
favorable rs hen wiote YESTERDAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

CO AT the great Wing meeting, held in Nation.
al Hail. New York, on Thursday evening last
large Transparency was raised the heads oirbe
presiding officers, bearing these words of inspiration
and prophecy Henry Clay-IS4l. In thai nan
we can conquer"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

o. Thomas ID. Sumter, Esq grandson u Gen
Sumter, of Revolutionary memory, has been elect
ed 10 Congress from South Calona, 10 fill the T
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF john Pr 7
ardson. Nothing is said Of his political opinons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

Inc ChpokoeS.-We lratn from the Ozark Stan
oatu oil tue @lsI, that the keeper Of the military
stores al fayetteville, had received an order fiom
wayne, demanding SIX pouuder and 200 rounds
OF canister shot tor the defence OF the lot. We also
observe The following letter 10 the editors ollhc San
dad: FAYtrrrylII, Or, ~ Is9e
Ge"hemen The latest news We have from the
Shetokee nation, was few days since by II highly
respectable genlltmcn from For Gibson aud II is
10 tlis tnecl John Ross, lthe usurper) had re-
Phed To the demand Of Gen. buckle for The delv-
cry Of the muidereis OF Ridge and Boudinot in
"hieh he stated that the murdrers were unknown 10
hihi-ahd NAT lie had 10 objection 10 their being
Diougi' TO justice, aud thai general 4. might, with
INC regular hoops under his command, enter the
Shefokee nation aud take the mufdtrors if The,
eo"d be found - but If he should call 10 has all a.
Wy q ~e Ridge Party or Founders, he teoutd
VOL dhS1er pr ne consequences This reply Is
considered by all as an insult offered To our regu-
var army, aud INST il will be SO considered. Whit
course General A. vii take in Il i mater is un.
known but from his known frmncss and deiefm.-
nation 10 carry out the orders of The Government in
AL Gases, there is dol bi but he viii use sfnup
anu energetic MEASURES; aud that he Will not DIS
grace his profession. Very respectfully. obi seryi
Gen. Albuekle has made request OF Gov. Borps
iof portion OF The Militia ii his Stale, should he
nno II necessary TO call them out IA carving into
'heet The orders Of The War Department. TO rescue
me hiufdereis Of Ridge and Boudnot. The Gov
efhor has issued orders to Aqjor Gen. Yaneey of
INC an. aud NJ j. Gen. Lucas OF the 4lh DIVISION
70 respond to Tie call oi Cen. AIbucklc whenever
ne may make II, with Regiment from each other
u"'slohs. with the prorei number OF officers (on,O
attached thereto. Isl Loais BDH,ija.|
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Wig.
Y all Buren,,

Wing loss in these counties, 1,7l0. Three
counties remain TO be heard rpr, tennessee Madi-
aud ST. Lawrence the first, (says the Journal
" viii probably give Wing majority Of $780, and
the TWO last V. b. majority of 500. The Wing
majority in the State calculate is over 50OO."-
Tins Is enough for all practical purposes. We, at
least, are content with il. Those who are discom-
fitted by defeat now, may, finley can derive consola-
ton from the anticpations Of merit gears victory
1t would be cruel 10 disturb their Dreams
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

Missouri Special Election. We have received bu
few returns from this state; but there is doubt o
the election OF John Janis i ". b. TO fill the Va
eancy IN Congress oceasoned by The death q A.
bert q. Harrison, OF the same politics.
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Sr. AUGUSTINE. My. s

-. ST. AUGUSTINE Nov. 6.
ihd'Gn Mws--ou Sunday asi the 81 November.
baggage wagon, with an escort pf seven men, pro-
.eea'hg nom fo'i alcanops 10 Font Wheeoek, was
nfed upon by party OF 50 Indians killing 3 mnles
morse ana wonnding others. The ieamstcr was
"oha''y wounded, aud private named Bossoo, was
very severely so. The fling being heard At Fo,t
Hiicanopy, reliei was sent out; but before they
Came up TO the ground. the Indians had succeeded
"a Pluhdering the wagon OF tents POWDER provisions
dc. and made their escare.
From The Soath.-We lean, by The arrival Of the
sehf. Medium. Capt. Magee. from Key Biscayne.
that The wounded Indian. WHO some lime since nenr
'"to For L'uderdale for edoal assistance has in
formed Major Chiils that Coacrochce has pac.
10 Tie women and children in the Pal hai-Okee
grass waer, for nry and that lie is prepared
'or vigorous DEF. nee Of himself and followers. On
The accession of troops. sufficiently strong reinforce
hose nov South. Tie Indian offers TO take them TO
Ioacoo chee's ground Of defence.
ne lever At present pIeyaiing here, though Of =
uee'o'a'y bilious and cobgesi.ve character, Ias |
proven OF a mud and manageable type-fe few of lia
SEIZURES terminating fatally where timely treatment
gu" appropriate remedies u. VIC beea fesoried TO- o.
hp"a'ts Vt iis, hundred eases no, more than lLr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
THOMAS II. zsDULDlN
AND
WILLIAM e.. YANCEY,
ut T. A w, IynChburg, J1,

M ILL in future practice in the Superior aud
w Inferior Courts OF Amherst. Bedford, Camp.
bell and Charlotte counties, and the corporation OF
Lynchburg. They will give prompt attention TO all
business entrusted 10 them.
Office 81 Alley leading from Main street 10 the
Washington Hotel, two doors above Payne x Gregg
rvs Book Store.
REFERENCES.
Mcssrs Cobbs & Armistead. Burton q Rodes
Hancock q Adams Smith Il Bagwcll Hunt &
Martin, Heniy Davis and II. b. Richards, Iunch
burg. Ii. w. & J. J.Fty, Dunlop, Moncure a. CO..
Charles Ellis 4 Sons, and Williams x Haxall
Richmond.
Nov. 4 floats
\ " Apprentice is @enied at ,l.ls OFFICE.
~ Sept tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

or f,,,t, have lerninnel in aeatl and Of lhesc Lit
ter Tie mauIiN have hrcn raced 10 ueglec' al The
inst :, mios. iul.iteatneuf. tcapscs brought on
Ia. ile nnrud. OF tie i,siieh IN d,et a. IA ostt
esrItiv,,. htiie h.ata had betn completely ~ stab
ltsAed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
CorfespsnIcnct afre L. =. Ga.cHe.
WINGS OF NEW YORK.

most crowded aud enthusiastic meeting VIVA
held M Nehon Hall N Ne" York. ~ tic " hgs,
Friday evening week. 10 xflange congratulations
on the llofous lfun'pl If tie laay hteeghoul the
State.
The following resolution WAS Iciedby Nh. Knapp,
and unanimously ad pfod
RcSotced. Ihaf weicome wlth srCffe pleasure
tLe presence Of lieuaau T.. iaac}n. 81 Ulster eoun-
~, at oui congfau latois einE tbs eteine, The
sseioys sH,ei 1ow fsjoiec, his lndetal rpble
exeiuons have latle contributed 10 secure. Win
such walohul AID energetic eulidaas al our lllef-
lies. nreJ H,,at despair.
The President then mtceduoed Nj. Ramcynio
the meeting lrd thai g~ullsman responded 10 The
resolution most animated aud eloquent speech
which vas repeatedly Interrupted Da,sts u hearty
APP rotation and applause.
Tie following itsuluunts. Offered hy Peer W.
Ludlun, + q mrfc adepud unanimously.
RfSolrea, I hat NJ, tbt Wings of New York, re-
turn our grateful thanks 10 The " Wigs and Gun
seTtatNes' tiHaal huut tie Inrite STATE, iur the
Eotle mann ~ "llcb they hive come the rescue
ui tlicr country AID Its sllautons ia It's great hour
al gloom aud despohdt Nc N--Hud "e do assure
Wing y Cous al We fiends throughout The STAT ,
and the country dat tie Wings oil New Aolk vii
firm aud attest ~ the gteal cause ~ winch
engaged.
HeSoipci. That the first aet of our Ie.i. hlutc
~hea assembled should be IL pass a Law ior the
rg,sry OF votes IN tite Guy al New York. whereby
the ballot boxes may be kcpt pure and uasulhed h,
ie hleRdi VOTES ol IdtN Via could ant tott did aid
Law nov "a s..
M lie Fly ofes,d tie f,lls wing Resolution,
winch va unanimously adopted:
Rtsoietd That We viii do,Il IN our over II So.
cure The le-oleehon ri the lion. Nathaniel L.
IallmAdSe 10 ihe Seaac al the uulcd States.
The ioiiO",ng tesolulions were presented by the
ChsiI. aud adopted UNANIMOUSLY
RfS0ired Thai the ellolis ol our friends Of the
Wing and Conse,vatIte Press, during the re-
cent a'uaons co. hcl, mcra lhey aoetttc. out
whmest appreciation.
RtSotecd, That We have witnessed with nnfepnod
satisfaction the st0i and dcrotioA ol fhutaw Weed
Esq OF the Albany Eesening Joutnal and ihal his
untiiing efforts especially have gleai, c.nulbul, d
TO our splendid Triumph IN The uld Senatorial DIS.
tflet.
Resotfed, That the ficels OF ills meeting eneose
cory OF the above resolutions 10 Ml. Weed under
their signatures.
The meeting was afterwards Addressed by Messis.
Dudley selden, DevIne Leo,, Blunt, Brooks, We Is,
aud others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
RAILROAD TOLLS.

PENNsYLyANIA STATE ToLLs---The tolls recev-
ed on The Peensy wanna improvements Tins season,
10 October 23d, amount to S9I3 900 80
On tho Schnylklll Canal 10 Nov. ., 455l3S G6
Umnn Canal, year ending LIST inst. 1855 1853 70
Lehigh canal ID Isl Oct. about 10000 90
Total Sl.65i, 1913 50
We estimate the total receipts Of toll Oh great
ine oil internal improvements tins year al oNE
MILLION sEyEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS. ihd. Con-. List
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

mat the relation between Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son had been dissolved long before his acquain-
.ance win ihein; that both being Of the same re-
Ilgious belief, they had come to The conclusion
that they had not been married in the spirit and
agreed 10 separate until there should be some
manifestation of the spirit; in the mean time.
Mead made his appearance, aud the manifesto
Ton was IN favor OF him TO the fullest satisfac-
ton of Thompson
Judge Humphrey replied in his usual happy
and forcibe manner, and held TO view The arplI-
rnents of the miserable fanatic in a licat which
would have convinced any but a mailman of his
folly The sentence of the law was that he be
confinsd in The cells of TIE iaiF thirty DAYS and
TO be ied upon bread and water only, and nav n
fine OF two hundred dollars ard the costs Of the
Mrs. Thompson ten days in the
cells of the Jail, and 10 be fed on bread and wa
ter only.-Balt Chron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS AND POLITICAL.
From the Ciacinn1
CURIOUS EPITAPH.

:, s,ated that IN the church yard at
Wukesbarre. the grave stone Oh S's
ho,,;f,I lady. has the following quaint oat peru
ueut inscription on 1t. ,o,o,
aDIEp OF Tim SHOES, January 1919.
Nav not this eptapt be commended with some
-. ~ the consideration of the young Ia
fl;oss of Cincinnati? Are not many OF 'heth anu
r tho married ones likewise, such resou'e "u"
o-s of well shaped and delicate ieet, uia' 'ii0S
arc in the habit of promenading we sto''' -
,b;s Indictment season of the year IN hiu vi 'iio
go sboess That there are many such, every
/ - ,.,a.;a,ca will attest What strange IN
constituencies of conduct are daiiy presen'ec -
ot,.orya,;on. The very idea. for instance, OF I'd
i;r o,i,,u to excess, producing, as II Goes, uis
+ aoSe and DEATH is abhorrent 10 al INC o0'e
focE,ns of the heart: and yet, the very p7..
owouId be most shocked at such use - -
deNohtfullv fascinating drug, Will oeioeta'oIs u
:, de6auce of admonitlou, in q blind ooeu'ehC
-, ralantless tvrant, FASHION, dress tnei
nerson in such manner as leaas 'hein ~" -
the chambers OF death ne ""' ~ =.
~, tho use of opium is ranked by moraiists d
,icide Can auy thing less be SAID oil mat ie'i -
t who dresses in way winch ai'iose
e br;nrs on mortal diseases! II the opium ca
: has no right to destroy lite by narcoii0
: What code of ethics does the votarv Oh ias'''N
+ find warrant tor Doing 'ne e''0
=. II i SINGULAR. but no less singular than 'ru
"a that a lady-and there are many such Ia II
c;ty--vill cloak herself in four or five yards
re broadcloa,h; will wind dozen feet OF boa aron
ir her neck: hide her hands and arms 10 huge
:, muff; all 10 protect herself from Inc c0lo,
:. ,hen deliberately walk out into streets cover
With mud and snow. in silk stockings ana MORE
- co shoes. Such lis the every day practice
10 bence. the every dav practice of the physician
to nsa The Importance Of keeping the feet dry
ns warm the preservation of health, is entitled
= more consideration than it generally receives,
- as On this ponit something may be learned from
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

hunters as well as the Indiat<s. / have been ,oId
that this class of people seksom dread exoosn,e
TO the cold, to rain or to snow, if they can ,ro-
tect their feet from It's intiaeace. They will Of
ten lie down in the water, or On a snow-bank q nd
sleep with impunity, provided they can put their
feet 10 the fire. With them Il is a maxim--keen
The feet dry and warm, and the rest of the body
will bid defiance to the elements
The ladies of Cincinnati have lately been ed.
fed by a philosophical lecture on the manifold
evils of tight-facing, and other mysteries of the
toilet. Now, am neither Sufficiently learned IN
the laws of physiology, nor s.ae suies of bvoiene
TO determine how many fease IN line state Of
Ohio, are annually 800 1eash By. :ight-
facing; hur, venture - t.sisi, assertion
that where one 's-sf'lse svSfH use q the poor
prosecuted corset, ten are is tened 10 a nrcma-
ture grave by their foolish Exposure 10 the sud-
den changes of winter climate. Where one dies
OF 'chdte bone jacket man. fall victims to silk
stockings and Kid sltPpers.--Di Vernon
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 18th, 1889.

Messrs. Holloway n DaFIs- -, -
Yesterday as | predicted III my last, the hoei ut'
,;s,,,;vo proceedings. again rehearsed oy '"e '
p aior,tv OF the House, upon going INTO an e'e0'i'
Tor State nrn,er Upon the party so de'efrh'hs'in"'S
bsrs ncu,ated 10y conscientious regard Tor me '"'
.o,s,itutan-entered their solemn protest. against "
;oncs and injustice of the proceedings III attempting ~
-. situation already occupied by another, III contempt
=, ~. oh;,otDn our had imposed upon as Inc
c r the minority, and law abiding part OF the assem-
1 o ,his occasion presented one of those cheering spec
evcr warns and annates the heart OF the pat
~ In the n,ids, power and corruption they stood I'M
o,;,s in their devotion the constitution, anu oo'e
ponv 10 its sacred behests III an hour, "heh e
wa,es of party fury, had broken IN over ITS POUNDS
"a ,,-s,,ened TO inunaie all fair inheritance oS "
flood of anarchy, and revolutionary pFlno'Ples'
,,.ss attest that the country is VET safe IN me Ae7
81 ,hs virtue of lis citizens For although iae "6 ~
h -. ,vr,nnzed over, for the hour, ny numerical Ie
,tsi sentinel Post will occupied with visuehee, an
with an entire subsection OF all personal consideration
the great and paramount interest of the country
vo;ce of warning will 20 forth The wings OF reueeh
shirt TO rouse up and direct public attention 10 'he "
purposes of majority, who came hl'her, "ia Inc s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

A society Of fanatics have sprung up IN ono
sometime akin to Mormonism, whose doctrines
are not very unlike those ProPagated by ni''
Robert Dale Owen. They call themselves fef-
fec,ionists. and their High Priest is named Chas
B Mead. Very recently he finished term on
bread and water in the Portage county jail, Tor
the crime of adultery with one of his flock; ana
>, e perceive that according 10 the PanesVlne
TELEGRAPH. that the Geauga county court nav
T;ven him another term for similar offence win
another follower named Mrs. Thompson. "n nc
arragned both plead guilty according to the
laws Of man, but innocent according to me ia"S
of Cod Mead made speech to the oouI' u. -
/ bon- ana IA half lone to prove his fanatlcal doc
trines. The Painesyille Telegraph reports mn
/ 10 have said that the law TO wicked man va
precisely what straight jacket was TO mania
! a matter of necessity. The connection oel"ee
/ him and Mrs. Thompson, he solemniy dec!ares
rrss None If his seeking, il was a matter mad
known 10 him by the spirit, which man'les'auo
he said he could not be mistaken IN. ne sd
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song of popular aotH upon their tongues-efu and 70
frecnie7t emblazoned upon their banner: but with in
'et'0 knocking at either, and with Frustrated in
devotion to the dark Molock of party Iioatry
Upon taking the Livingston the Whip members
generally requestedt be excused from mockery vo
ing But with exceptions we're denied the p.iviIey.
Ana Ous two or three permitted the enjoyment, their con
'tutlona right OF giving special support
request "BFu,e force' prevailed, and the minority
were compelled in violation decency and order to
ticipae in the gross outrage.
The result of the ballong displayed another beautiful
commentary upon their pretentons TO retrenchnent-
Stacy * Williams before the ballot was taken presented
their public printing at redctio, of
eIal inosand dollars the fixed act
oifas winter, and received uotcs hig of
voting oianks) After Livingston elected resolution
was offered conne his compensation to the terms which
were offered by Stacy Il Wiliams-and voted down h., tho
party The price established by law was claimed Well
mo party had decided that the printer an officer of
Inc House. The constitution requires that all officers
shall be into Office, and in conformity with the new
character which the party had endowed printer with
resolution was at the moment adopted, for ring
the oath The printer wishing bound, or per
haps knowing that he had to make the
applicable was like Paddys aeaTo day the party have
declared that they would be caught-and that al
though the resolution stood upon Journal it ought to be
erpased as otherwise it might place them in pre4ica-
"e'at AID twas better appear Inconsistent as they
were used TO that-and the country used to it-lan
introduce too many oahs just shs when they were
looking to the occupancy of all The State Offices themselves
anu inc oath might restrain them-and irksome
confinement, they And rather than
submit to it, they preferred exploding whole doctrine
upon which they had reached this point. Refusing to swear
the printer they acknowledged him not to be an the
houe,the main point their position for if he was an officer
the constitution required tn Again they had declared
e law OF last winter 10 be suit their
first object, the rlsion of Chamberlain & Osborn Ti,
as affecting the Compensation of Livingston the law was
good ennus-and old Lane very pathetcay insisted upon
the sanctty of the provisions that aw-whic he had
declared before was absolutely null and void
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

p,bHc Institutions in Ohio.--Ths Ohio Peni-
;,ent;arv has 463 convicts. The receip is from
labor this year have given surplus OF Sl9,ooo
over the expenditures. The Deaf and Dumb In
st,trtioo has 90 pupils The Lunatic asylum has
this wear received l57 patients. of whom n nave
been cured The blind asylum is nearly finished.
It has already 10 pupils
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
INDEX.

Extract of a letter from u friend now at Wash
ington and who had the pleasure of attending
congratulatory meeting of the Harrisburg dele
gates, and tho Wing members of Congress.
Washington 4pqs5Dh ss Nominations
All the Wings & Harrisburg delegates mere wete
,r.so,. Invent off in fine style. GOD Hal \ii'
Claw was even more than himself lie sa'o' nc
,,as NO Whig who would not make any sac'iiioo
for his country He said the body Po'l'c was
diseased, andi there was restorative !" w.
r1,rr;so, and John Tyler, and called upon 'he
Wings by all the considerations dear TO ireemeu
70 mite. Gov. Tylcr,made spirited and o'oqueh
.,,oorh in which he said, Gen. Harrison and nm
sclf were natives of the Same county, ana ne W."
ro,1,, 70 endorse for his fidelity to the Cons''o
ton. Corwin spoke for OHIO, and the sentiment
,,torod were worthy of that great state an
= Of her distinguished son. All is harmony III "
r.,ks-not a mu,lneer; rely upon 1t, the Gay
o Ours and the constitution rescued.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

Cation is down TO seren cents at New orleans.
No wonder the war on the currency mas ruiheo
GREAT number of our manufacturers, 10 say no'.I
ing of importing merchants, farmers an' ;" -
every class of the community
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

The Mornions are holding protracteo meetings
AT West Chester, near Philadelphia.