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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-10-22

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S oapa Gitp lit Set 9somen elmer
Staot, Die Die territorial GeSicrun9 BON
Soma sum finftisen Teeierun9sfiee Be,
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10 gut pe,fauft, 70 tpiro Die Me9irrun9
10000 lolen. Die Gage ecr gtaot
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line fd1ra erritbtst.
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lie oerarbeiet mercsn fann.


0criebte aus Dem mittldnoilben Wices
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ten. SniD snfr ill}psrss. N@nthy 9Artitn fan,
has tetie 1sniirfNibstn fsr SaHSen. Gs9nc
nnb,f,tabl3t 9ebtitbtn itin ioU.
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e ma > a. am &lonncrita9 uori:
GET 2Soebe lino at5t uno fllnf5i9 Gana
oier, lpeite 5nnl &poe pevuytDeilt, aber
oabin be9naei9t luoroen ,paren, oab Ii
noeb Sctanp Gop p>rbannt ,rerpen, mad,
iDrsm electromagnetic elngeltbifTt lpcr.
oen. Sic lporcn paorweii, an eiIlanotr
9efsttCt uno mutceg unter mititdriIt9tr
Geoeefaa9 an Soro b,s GtDiFe6 9eftlbrt.
Or s9eralo, Elm blut9icriSe5, boDtort fl
ltb,5 Slatt lQ9t: Die Nebsum uno NGu
aer BON Sbcrfanoea, otrtn Spoeallvtbcil
sbcnfaltS IN lebtn5ian9liDe &evbannun9
ua9sranoett ilt,lino cbenfal5 bicr[Mon.
ereaI an9efommen lnp bersit5 Gil 8rro
oes George ein9ejtbifft, unl oaB S1isffal
nit Den sVtbcllen BON ltnterfanooa sil
.tbeilen." Die abltbieosicsne 5pllben
oen 8erartDeitten rno Den 5nrllefscblic
benea 2(n9ebcri9cn ioG Dracrrcji1eno sc
nelen ieia. 8unf uno 5ronii9 4efAn-
gene lpllenf frcl 9elaHcn lreroen, iolalo lil
9enii9enoe Sar9icbaft 9ebcll pap iis in
is Gtunoen naty lDrer 8reilaflm9 Die
propin5 perlaien uno nlealals 5ur,tfeD,
rcn lpcroen. 3lpei auoere, gcpss4ue lmo
;priepr, ictIen untsr oDntitDcn Suoin9m
gen nnt nit Dem tnttrlbieoy fryi9 9stcn
lpsrotu, Dap Nt llD auf cine gntTWnlms
BON 600 @(sllen bon Der HprcpinS 5uruts
5leDell
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y5eneroiebe. On, Gonntaa
Wor9en ipuroe cine 9a1se porcc iunocl,
Sirlnlitb 'poGlsefleioster, gelte, 40 an Der
3abl. ourcb Die Wolisei avretiJt. bicspGbs
reno he5 9reRea Ssuers 9efoblsu uno Sc
rautt battetb spas fis inne ,peroen fonn
ten. Gie 9aben ftD fur freilpilIigeI
Sprigcalsuti aus aber alls Soafe, biz lis
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15
q O % N e Y
THuRea3 k1.........AUcUsrls, 1899
WING MEETING,

Inc county Wing Meeting held at Fav.
cite on Monday last was such an one rs
threw CONSERVATION and despair into the
ranks OF the loco focos Of the county Tbei,
party had, for time, been chuckl;no ova,
the apparently distracted state Of the Wh;s
f0rces-taking advantage Of which, thew
expected to succeed in electing their candi-
oates for lie Legislature at the coming No.
vetIoer election. But their hopes have all
been suddenly arrested by concession on
the part OF the several Wing candidates,
which resulted in call for meeting to
decide upon their respective claims-and
when the names of Thos. L. Dobyns and
Gustavus II. Wilcox were announced as
the choice of the meeting, the faces of the
loco foco auditory were greatly elongated
and they left the court house sadly rumina-
ting upon the certain prospect of defeat.
We have never Witnessed more spirit or
greater unanimity at public meeting-and
the selection of candidates has given entire
satisfaction throughout the county. The
highest compliment we can pay the candi-
dates thems elves is, that they are tried
wings, and in every respect capable and
worthy to represent the intelligent and en-
terprislng citizens of "Old Jefferson
Book Jefferson county for two votes for
5. 5. Prentiss, in opposition to r. J. Walker
or any other man the loco foco partv NAV
choose to throw away their votes upon.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

GAND1DAz e)6 CHANSEGEOR.
We have intended, 1or several weeks, L
| say something Of The different candidates 70,
tChanceiior of this State. We will now give
4 eoncise history ofeach Of them.
The Hon. John M. Maury, resides il
Carroll ooldnty; was, for several years
Judge of the Criminal Court, at which time
We believe he resided in Adams county
afterwards, for several years was Circui,
Judge of the Second Judicial District. He
Is esteemed good Judge and an able law.
yer. While Circuit, Judge, he wasa ccused
OF yielding to the call Of the times and giving
such construction to certain statutes as 10
make themoperate as stop laws. This is
not true. He quashed many executions
but on precisely the same reasons that all
other Circuit Judges did the same thing. In
politics the Judge is State Rights, Anti
Sub-Treasury Wing.
Robert II. Buckner, esq, resides in
Kinds county. He is among the soundest
and best lawyers in the State; man Of
sterling integrity and moral worth. He is
wealthy, and, personally, unpopular. He
lacks the amenity of manners, the tact and
knowledge of characte. necessary to make
him favorite with the populace. He is a
staunch Wing.
Anderson Hutchinson, esq ), resides in
Kinds county. He is considered good
lawyer, and enjoys fair practice. He is
but little known out Of his county He is
an ultra Loco Foco.
- Campbell, esq, resides IN Lowndes
county. He has, it is said, been a good
lawyer, and man of fine talents: but ia
represented to US as rreck,-one of the
has been's"-a sort of Jesse Bledsoe.
towards his sun set. We know no,hino of
him. OF our own knowledge, and nothing of
his politics, even by report.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

] Mr.. Psnliss itoln cher par,u n &.
with the bepe that h. VIII q go
to permit biz name % b used e. I
and responsible Office Of U. Stats. s
On motion Of Maj. Neil,
Resolced, That . committee A. 4,
appointed to address Mt. Prent;.s. 49,
to him copy Of the proceedioe.
meeting, and to request his attepds.
barbecue to be given At Mai. Nice,
Spring, lin this town. on Saturday a 4
instant.
Messrs. NeilI, Stewart, and MIRA
appointed said committeeman. On -. ~
Of MIR. North, the chairman "a. ~
thereto.
On motion Of Mr.. North,
Rcsolped, That these proceed;o..
signed by the Chairman and Secretary J!
published in the Wing papers of this com, o. y
with request to editors throughout the 81
friendly to the objects Of this meeting
sert the same in their respective iourn {: g
On motion, the meeting then adj ~
JAMES DUPREE, Chail 9m usa0e
JOHN SHELTON. Secretary.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15
WING MEETING.

At a meeting of the citizens of Kinds
county friendly to the nomination of the
Hon. S. s. PRENTIss for the u. S. Senate,
held, pursuant to public notice, at the Court
House ia Raymond, on Monday the 9Th
inst,
On motion of DR.. Hamilton, Col. James
DUPREE was called to the chair; and
On motion of DR.. Saunier, JOHN Shell
TON was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
stated by the chair, on motion of DR.. Kichey.
Resolued, That Committee of FIVE be
appointed to draft and report resolutions ex-
|pressive of the sense Of this meeting.
Under this resolution, the chair appointed
Messrs. Richey, Foute, Neill, North and
Kearny, who, having retired for a few min
utes, reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimouslv adopt.
ed
Whereas, The Hon. s. 8. PRErr1ss has
been proposed by the citizens of Madison
and other counties Of this State, as a suitable
candidate for the u. States Senate to succeed
the Hon. r. ]. WALKER, whose term Of ser.
vice will expire in March, l64l and where.
as due notice has been given to the citizens
Of Kinds County to assemble at the Court
House this day to consider Of the propriety
ofjoining il the nomination Of Mr.. Prentiss
therefore,
Rcsolced, That we cordially approve oil
the course Of the Hon. 8. 8. PRxrrrss, a. !
Representative of our State in Congress
believing as we do. that he aimed, enereet.
ically, faithfully and successfnllyfto exal:
al IL. l. 4
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

daction efthe ship' log.booI Up 70 the mo-
ment ofths catastrophe, and also Of the pr.
vate letters Of the officers, with other test
mony ola corroborative character"
The difficulty in the wayof full disclo
sure Of the facts Of the case is, the inability
Of the Navy Board to comply with the in.
formers demand Of a pecuniary reward
The President, it is said, has been written to
on the subject, and that the further progress
Of the inquiry will depend upon his answer.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15
Facts for the Pe01le.

"During the next summer and fall, thu
banks BY ISSUING POST NOTES nav
able at the MATURITY OF THE CROI
OF 1889, would be enabled to withdraw thei,
circulation payable on demand, and SUB
STITUTE NOTES PAYABLE AT A
FUTURE DAY bearing interest. These
wonld pass MORE CURRENTLY than the
present irredeemable currency. am full
~ aware that the great objection on the part
OF the bank to such issues, is, that they CUR
TAIL THEIR PROFITS. This argu-
ment, however, should not have much force,
their improvident management has mainly
contributed 10 the present disorganizcd state
OF our currency, and they should cheerfuly
contribute their aid in giving to the people,
at the earliest possible period, SOUND
CURRENCY."-McNux's Message, 1888.
Who voted for the " Benton and IManches-
ter Rail Road and Banking Co. ?'' ALEX
ANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the /" mississippi Shining
Co. 2" ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the "Lake Washington and
Deer Creek Rail Road and Banking Co .?n
ALEXANDER G. McNUTr.
"Who voted Tor the "Commcrcial Bank
Of Columbus?" ALEXANDER G. Nc.
MUTT.
"Who voted for the I" Commercial Bank of
Manchester?' ALEXANDER G .McNUTT
Who voted for the "Aberdeen and Ponto-
toe Rail Road and Banking 20 Pr ALEX
ANDER G. McNUTT.
Mississippi?" ALEXANDER G. Nc
MUTT.
Who voted for the "C;tisens Bank of
Madison Coun,y?" ALEXANDER G. Nc
MUTT.
Who voted for the s.Bank of Grenada p
ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the 'sBank of Lexington ?''
ALEXANDER &. McNUTT.
Who voted for the sVicksburg Water
Works Bank?" ALEXANDER G.. Nc
MUTT.
Who voted for the "Bank of Vicksbure 20
ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the ssHernando Rail Road
and Banking Cox" ALEXANDER G
McNUTT.
Who voted for the "Tombig6y Rail Road
and Banking Cor" ALEXANDER G. Nc
MUTT.
Who voted for the establishment Of a
g rancA Of he Agricultural Bank at Athens.
Monroe. county," ALEXANDER G. Me-
MUTT
Who introduced resolutions into the sem
ate to INCREASE the Banking Capital of the
State MILLIONS OF DOLLARSf AL
EXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who recommended the Banks to issue
-, - ,,os~e ~ ALEXANDER q McNTTTvT
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
GALBRAITH, as candidate for Tax Collec-
tor OF Jefferson County, at the November
election.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

We are authorized to announce GEORGE
I'oRREY, Esq, the present incumbent, as
candidate for Sheriff Of Jefferson county, at
the ensuing election.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

We learn from the Louisianian, that a
bale of the new crop of Cotton, owned and
shipped by Henry g. Hoyle, Of this place,
was sold in New Orleans on the 7th instant,
by Samuel Wright, for Is cents per lb.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. JorN
Terry, as candidate for Tax Collector of
this county, at the next November election.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

A rumor has reached here Of the suspen-
sion of the Real Estate Bank of Kinds
County, on the 4th instant. The Raymond
Times, Of the 9th, does not notice tive
therefore think the report incorrect.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15

We are authorized to announce ROBERT
II. BUoKNER, Esq. of Clinton, as candidate
for Chancellor of the State of Mississippi, at
the ensuing election.