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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-11

Nh. AMOS KENDALL-1is connections stated
in the following list, know, from accurate in
formation, have been in the enjoyment Of the sal
aries affixed to thei1 names nearly ever since he
has been in the Post Office Department. Two OF
three others, am informed, have been appointed
to office since; but am not able confidently TO
state them. Among them, however. are to be
reckoned every degree of consanguinity and af-
fntv. After his inflated SELF. he has father-n-
law, brothers, brothers-in-law, nephews, and OF
cousins God knows how many.
Amos Kendall, Postmaster General $4,000
A. Kyle. sen. This father-in-law,) 1900
A. Kyle. jun. This bro,her-in-law.) 1000
Samuel Kendall, Jun (his nePhe~.) 1,4OO
| *~** Kendall, (another nephew,) 1900
| George NJ. Kendall, (his brother.) 1000
| It's worthy Of remark, by the bye. that Mr..
Kendall seems TO entertain particular preference
that his family shall engross the delicate trns, oil
opening @dead letters" in which Office he has
placed several Of shem.-Dr Naso's Letters
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PROBATE COURT.

EDS PALLADIUM;-Please notice in your paper
that the Wayne Probate Court will commence on
Monday the 18th Of May instant, and will pro-
badly sit through the week. AS court was
holden at the last regular term, it is essentially
necessary that Executors, Administrators, Guar
dians, &c, should promptly attend to their respec-
tive duties at the ensuing term.
JOHN FINLEY, Clerk.
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T A KE NOTICE

LII persons indebted the firm of Lewis Il Ward
"A hereby notified, that unless the several ella inns
due the said firm settled either by note O..
before the first day OF June next, they will left il The
hands of officers collection This il pds
pensable, and i'll positively be pursued Ii therefore
hoped that the will speedily in less dis
agreeable manner DANIEL WARD
May 4sh 1889. IT'S,
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Sheri1'.s Sale.

by virtue OF execution IN directed from, u,
ayne circuit Court, sill expose public sale nj The
House ooor IN The town OF Cenires ille Wayae
y, Indiana, on Saturday the 18th MAY nex. be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock and O'Clock en-
on sa day. the following property; ana
lot IN the Borough OF Richmond ayne coun,y laeiana
known by iis being numbered numbered on the
plat OF that part OF said Borough off BY John Smith
the sui; OF Stephen Duncan
I, G. NOBLE, Sa's VIC
April 25th 1898 rs
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4 DMINISTRATORrS NOTICE-No,cs i. hereby
given, that the subscriber has taken of Wayne
Prooote Court Letters Of Administration
John T. Gray, late of Wayne county, dec. All
debied said estate. requested forward and
make paynen, Immediately; and those having claims
agans, estate. hereby notified prssen, th.m e
gay authenticated for settlement: within year from hi.
tins The estate is supposed TO De solvent
THOS. GRAY, Administrator.
Boston, May sth, 1899 3~
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THE LAST CALL,

NACH and Individual indebted the late hrn
IL Akin & Ward are hereby nohsd tha, their AID
accounts NOV the hands Of .N4GISTR.4 TES for
collection and if shey paid before FIRST day
of June suit will be paid
time Open accounts also be closed by
previous said first day of June,
mencad them likewise. Il hoped this call will be
tended and thus of
DANIEL WARD.
May 4th, 1899. Us
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New ORLEANS. April 81.

New ORLEANS, April 81.
SUGAR-Loulsiana.--We have heard of very
lew transactions ia sugar on plantation since
last report: The customary rates 5sa6 cts tho
IN lew instances q. has been paid for small
cno!ce lots. In the city the stock sale is fair
trough but small portion of il be classed as
prime, tor which quality alone there is a, present
much inquiry. The rates 5a54 for inferior
to common, and Casa for fair 10 prime. Ha-
wanna sugars are pleanty, and in very limited re-
quest at our quotations. Cleared since the 23d
inst. for Philadelphia, lac hhds., Mobile, So.
NoLAssEs.-There is a fair demand Tor moas-
seA-on The levee ct from 3Ga32 cts. per gallon, and
the stock IS on the decrease. Nothing Of any
lmportancei Is doing in the article on plantation
ihaeed there never is at this period Of the sea-
son.
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"Aere love his golden shafts employs. here lights
His constan, lamp, and waves his purple wings,
Reigus here and reyels.',
4-arrEeo, <.On 5,h day, Cd inst in Friends meeting
nouss Milton, STEPHEN MORRIS, 70 ELIZA
SETH w. MOORE; both that place
On Thursday. ID inst, by Judge S B Stanton.
hfSicHAHD BcRE, 10 Miss ISABEL LowERY; all of this
p!g~a.
oh Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Vim. Boyce
" IILAM REID, Esq., of Fl. Wayne, la, Miss SARAH
JANE MANsuR, daughter of Mr. Jeremy Mansur of this
h,rough.
--On Attn day, LIST inst, Friends meeting house,
SAMUEL FouLKE, CEsIrH FoUlkE both Of this town
-Oa Thursday evening last, by Rev. Mr.. Surdi-
vaet, Mr.. EDWIN VICkERS, to Miss MARY ANN
STURDIVANT; all of this borough.
Accompanying the alpha and omega above notice..
tia Paadium' gratefully remembered, by receiving
comfortable slice of cake from first and whole LOAF
iro.n the last happy pair an ,he parties, who
have embarked on the voyage of ma,rmony, have ou
good wishes for their welfare hope their
may be ''perpesual fouaain of domestic bliss,''
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Sole and Upper Leather.

(NALF, Seal, Lining. and Binding SKINS: M.n,.
. and Wonens MOROCCO, with large assos,n snt
o, PADD SKINS, just received, and for sale by
EDMUND EVANS SON.
5. ~. Corner Of Mann and Market ats,
RICHMOND, INDIAsA
Fifth noash 4sL, 1899. l.u
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Administrators Sale.

HE subscriber will offer for sale, the of Boston,
Wayne county. Indiana, Saturday, the Isl day of
June ali Ire property belonging the
Of JOAN GRAY, lase OF said county, dec consisting of
on. bay MARE. HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NTTURE, SC. sails 10 O'Clock, a. m,
said day, when the Of sails will be made known, and
dee attendance g,sen, by THOS. GRAY. Admir-.
R,s.,,. MAJ ass. 1sa9 15:3x
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NEW SPRING FASHIONS.

RS. HART, has just received from the
WI fashions which have been brought out, gay and
plain ladies hats and bonnets She has also for
patterns ofstraw and silk bonnets, silks trimmings
and vaIiety of nenry. She viii also order any
article her line of business short notice,
style. Shop Main street, opposite National
Hotel. E. HART.
Richmond, May 4,h, 1889. l7r
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JID @ Q e AR
General Commission Agency,
RulI.ADEIRIllA A.

Joseph WILLIAMS, ia,s Of Ia.iaaa, ana 70. scass
~ time resident VI ,hi. ,oers nj,
and southern Merchants for the purchas- % AL ae~crip
toa OF GOODS in ths city and New YORK From his
innate acquaintance with tacse Maks,s, aai by ,emanins
here ami keeFns himself well advised
nec'et .ita the trade. he ass;ers Emse, ne viii
enabled to purchase
who visit tie CITY but once twice A.s,, having
oee IN business :hs hiahs he ssisc
s'ons as regards styles and qualities,
Satisfaction 10 those who hiu. c-ders
their goods viii soi fatigue s expense
OF travelling iaose asaeus VIII pleas
aaa time oa which they wish buy Also q
Houses "hese ,hey .ave aefe;o.o.s purchased.
COMMISSIONS 10. purchasing, mi a.ss-tier
IA all amounts $4,000 pc. esat
:" under
.3adan JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
Refers To No. - Ii.s,ca Ailsy.
MicsIAR L. WILLIAMS, nciana.i, t)hio.
HAnLES & CAsrrArAR, Wilaiag,oa, Ohio.
srhAFraN 4 REErEs,
I "A L. BLANCHARD,
! ACHILLES WILLIAMS R.chn,o,s In.lrr.
BASIL BEIGnrwELI,
iksIN REED s. BRoraEs,
joan tAwrsR, Vsraon, ludians.
/ hoS JAMES RARfpEN, Centroviss tadiana.
| u. IL SAira, Conaers,i lille, Indiana.
Wsali.s n ELIOT LOT Mnoa, Indiana.
AssE L: WILLIAMS, &. E. indianapolis, Iaiiana.
JAMES " GODS, kn'sh.s.own, Indiana.
| Cot. Z. +. j. ARioN, Madisoa, Indiana.
Col jesse WILIIAAs, Burlington, Iowa Territory.
: e; Z ;:. s1 s:s'.- Philadelphia
A FLErcusR, Ildianap o!i., Indiana
May 4th, 1889. l1u
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TO THE PUBLIC.

4 T election of the stockholders in "Tho Glenhope
"a Manufacturing Company' held the 18th Of the 4th
month, (AprA 1882 Joseph P. Pummer, William Owen,
and Caleb Shreevc elected directors for year
And meeting of the directors elsct William Owen
elected President and William Bancroft Secretary.
CerThe company ready purchase all kinds
of clean washed WOOL, for which the market prics will
be given. Persons having wool for sale, will please all
VIM. Owen, his Main Richmond, will
purchase for the Company.
VIM BANCROFT.
Genhope, near Richmond, la, 5th mo. LIST. 1899 l.u
TJefersonian copyl
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CANAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.


ME sabscr for Stock in The Richmond Brook
i vile Canal, hereby notified that The following
Commissioners, viz: Achilles Williams, Benjamin Full.
ghum, w. NJ Leeds, Smith Hunt, Jno Rider, James o.
born, James L. Andrew, and Abnsr MCarty, fully
horzed receive the first payment Of Five Dollars
share subscribed which said frat ayment
made thu commissioners within 30 days closing
of the subscription books, ag,eeably conditions
which the subscriptions made, and tho said 30 days
will expire 23d Of this month May 1899 and tie
paymen, be delayed longer than till Sub
scribers will be expected call sad make their payments
those of the above named
the place where the books which they
entered their subse Those who subscribed
books opened At Richmond will pay A sms, Bena
min Fughum or W. NJ. Leeds, of whom will BIO read,
at 4. Wliams shop Main all ,imes
this time and the said 23d da5 of this month,
from subscribers and rccsip them or sas
those who subscribed the books opened Abngsoa
will pay Smith Hontshose who subscribed Browns
willie will pay Jno Ridershosc DuniapsviIis Jas
Orsbone-,hose Fairfield Jas l.. Andrew, and shoss
Brookville Abner MCarsy The elscsioa
ordered by the commissioners be held Rich
nond, 18th day of June nexs, 1891 10 o'eoek
a. IN. said day. By order Of the commissioners,
w. N. LEEDS, Secretary.
May 4,h. 1893. I7-3t
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CUMBERLAND ROAD.

We feel il to be our duty to notice some sapienf
'ralmarks in the last number Of the Jeffersonian,
fIn relation to this national thoroughfare. The
Federa'iss who purooEss to conduct that pr's' es-
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edersOnian..Ce whig.

The Federalist who has nominal supervision
Of the editorial department of the Federal print
IN this place, gives vent to his feelings in the
following sentence which we copy from has last
paper:
$50 talk about the President being opposed to
utter"
The man who talks nonsense is fool Will
the editor of the Jeersonlan, recently Of the Ce-
Gil Wing, refer to certain number of the latter
paper, where he vii! find, when speaking of the
President the following sentences
''Who universally opposed every measure ben
citing the State of OHIO, or the western country.
In this declaration. we n,e sustained BY the re
cord. Men may, but 1t cannot he!''
Then make an application of the assertion
that he who talks nonsense is fool!
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Cumberland Road Meeting at Vdnfulid We
are really gra,.fied to the friends of the M
tlonal Road moving in Illinois. \ Conv ton ,hav-
ing for its object iurherance OF this great work
appears to find favor in all quarters. At Wanda
liza, the 10Th ult., large meeting of the citi-
zens Of Fayette was convened, to appoint dele
gates to the Conv ention, and Tcrc- Haute is re-
commended the most convenient point, and
the second Monday of July next (Stb) the time
when its deliberations should be had. Ga the
18th Of April, the citizens of bingham county,
Illinois held meeting, and the place and
time agreed upon. The proceedings of both
meetings will be found in another column, to
which invite the particular attention of
readers. The ri ght spirit is manifested through
out, and we hope TO see the citizens Of Indiana
come up 10 the work, IN view Of The magnitude
of the interests involved. The citizens OF Put
nam hold a meeting ut Greencasi!e, to-day, for
the purpose of appointing Delegates. We hope
to see the citizens of Clay, Hendricks, Marion,
and the counties further East, in this mat
ter. \igo will be represented, for which purpose
a meeting Of citizens should be called without
delay. The matter is deeply important, and
should no, be delay Wabash Courier.
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n OTICE.

ME Stockholders in the Richmond Tr,a;,, ,a N,,
L cacsurins Company hereby notified tina. an Eee.
ton 70. seven Directors. manage cuisines. Of the inst,
tuition the ensuing year, will be a, ,e, ofce in RICH
mond On the third day OF June next.
JSO. HAINES, Secretary
Richmond May s,h, 1879 rJ.f cow lT5,
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S T r A Y f D,
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

Of the Richmond and BrookriAe Canal Company.
ME subscribers of the Stock said Canal will please
take notice that election will be held Richmond
Wayne co the l5tn day of Juno next, 10 O'Clock
FOR the purpose of elec,ing directors said
company And subscriber voting proxy will required
written authority from the person for whom
may claim 10 vote. By order of the commissioners
w. NJ. LEEDS, Secretary.
Fifth mo. 4sh, 1889 Amer. copy. II u.
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II An EN- UP

DY Waiter Legg, of Wayne township, Wayne coonty,
ID Indiana. estray gray MARE; supposed be five
old, about 5 hands hgh glass eye, the right
side of her white, saddle marks bod BEFORE and
natdrai other marks brands perceivable
and appraised sixty dollars by Robert Hill and jacob
Sanders A true copy from my esiray book.
WILLIAM cox. ]. P.
MAY II, 1889. Is 81
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ho,ono,ng thereto, such person OF
toll gaze ag.ndiag shall pay TO the Corpora
Pelsot. times the amount OF damages &c
tion t'i,es with the costs of suit 10 be recoV'
tuai,' nr me corporation before any court
I . competent jurisdiction.
h1 s.c. % The Corporation may by con
,,ac,. admit the intersection with any otler
Turnpike road or collateral road.
SEC. "a. That if said road. alter It's com
,etion shall be suffered to go into decay, or
he impassabIe for one year, unless when the
.aoe i repairing, this charter shall be taken
and considered as forfeited. 1t shall and may
he Ia .ful for the counties Of Wayne and
Union al any time after the period OF nifty
wears to require said company to Yield up
and surrender to the said counties the SAID
road and all the privileges hereby conferred,
on giving said company one years notice OF
such intention, and on paying 10 SAID company
the value Of said road and other property be-
longing thereto.
SIC. o.. This act to be in force from and
after ITS passage; and it shall be taken 10 be a
public act and favorably construed for all ben
e6cial purposes. And any subsequent Leg
stature, by vote of two thirds of each
branch thereof, may alter amend this char
ter. TIL. J. EVANS,
Speaker of the House.
DAVID HILLS,
President of the Senate.
Approved, February ] 5ih, 1899.
DAVID WALLACE.
I1dtond, 10 tcK:
|, William ]. Brown, Secretary of State
for the state aforesaid, do hereby certify tina
the foregoing is correct copy Ut the origna
act now on file in my office.
In Testimony whereof, ! have hereunt
>.,.>,<yey< subscribed my name, and alike
1 sxsls1Gz the Seal of State at Indianapoli:
ssSSs si5'Esss7S this goth day of April, 1889.
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NOTICE..

VuNHE undersigned taken letters Of Admisssra-
ton tho Estate Of Judah Lewis, deceased All
indebted the said requested
make immediate payment AID all those having claims
gans the said estate 10 present ,neu legally auhoateats
within the time prescribed by law. The supposed
be solvent
BARBARA ANN LEWIS.
Adminissra six.
Richmond, Aprii 25,h, 1899. 1861
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.

Wing. V.B.
Isl DIS, george H. Profflt, James Lockhart,
"a DO John Ewing John w. davis,
% 90 VIM Graham. John Carr
4ih do George II. Dunn, Thomas Smith,
5th do James RaritIen.
Martin NJ. Raw Wilson Thompson,
oth do William Herrod, VIM w Wick.
-" 10 Thomas }. Evans, I. A. Howard
Mean Aan.-"You are SO mean,n said a e.
.Nos fellow to his opponent. shat your own sbad-
ow won't follow vow
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DIED,--In This place Friday evening, the ID ms,
NJ. JOHN PIERSON, for fcw years a residen, here
and formerly of Delaware The remains of our deceased
friend were inferred agreaby his request, Masonic
bethen with the solemn pecua. to tina, fra
'rni,y His funeral also attended by large number
OF Our ctzcns thus showing respec, for him 10, il
was to DIE far from his relations and carly fsiends
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AT EMILIO n

5 requested the following FACTS: tina, the UNDER
4 signed has disposed of his SHOE STORE in Richmond
and naodesty requests those in forward
and se,ls ithous another DUN before the ls Of July
next <. p COALE.
Richmond, May llsh, 1889. [Jef. copyJ l5:2n.
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The State sal Abstinence Temperance Socis,v.
VIII hold its annual neesg apolis on "Wednesday
the 10Th day OF Nay next It desired that
Der of delegates attend and friends OF
abe generally, invited present.
OF vial Importance viii be transacted Ample provision
viii be made by the citizens this place accommodate
Delegates from distance. J. VI. RAY, Cor Sec,y
Indianapolis, A bril- 9th, 1899.
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FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,

So bject to the decision ofthe National Convene
tion TO be held by the wings of the U. States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18
FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival of the Great Western al
New York, London dates to the 22d and
Liverpool to the 23d Of March have been
received. From the intelligence furnish
ed we select the following:
FRANCE.-The elections having re.
suited unfavorably 10 the Cabinet, the
ministers again rendered their resignation
on the 9Th, and il was accepted. Marsh
al Soult was then sent for by the King,
and subsequently, Nj. Theirs was also
called in. Negotiations for the formation
OF new Cabinet were in progress until
the 20,h. On tina, day the new ministers
presented to the King an outline of The
policy on which they would come in. as
follows:
let That France should declare war a.
gainst Don Carlos. 2. That France should
declare to Austria tina. she would not
allow OF marriage between an Austrian
prince and the young Queen Isabella, as
had been proposed by Prince Melternich.
3d. That the affairs Of Belgium mus, be
as settled. 4,h. Tha, the war
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18

Hhsat crep.-'rLe cha;lo,ie Journal.
on the au.horiIy Of = gentleman well qua
lidei to judge. says that in that region
.heie has nut been for the last ten YEARS
such = prospect fur an abundant crop Of
wheat. We are much gratihed in being
ablc 10 add, that The prospect hercabouts
is equally aaltering. Should no inflow
ard circumstance mar this prospect. tie
l4bors Of the sgEiculturis. will doubtless,
throughout, I'll the country, be abundant
Iy rewarded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18
TROUBLE IN NOVA SCOTIA.

= We have received from our Halifax
correspondent Nova Scoiian of the 4ih
instant. From il we learn that a COLI
sion has again sprung up between the
Legislative Council and The House Of
Assembly. which appears to have caused
some excitement.
The Assembly. representing The PEG.
pie OF the province, mas long been al odds
with The Council; and delegates we're
appointed by The former, early in the
session. 10 proceed to England, and Law
the grievances Of the Assembly before
the Imperial Parliament.
On she 81 Of March. % appropriation
Of 900 10 pay the expenses Of these
delegates was introduced in the House.
and subsequently passed. But in the
Council. The appropriation was negaliyed
and a demand was made for delegates
To be sent by the Council. Thereupon
The House appointed committee 10 ex-
anime the journals of the Council, and
see what resolutions had passed tina, boz
dy. This committee reported lha, The
object OF the Council was to send dele
gates who should defend Us presen, con.
siilution and oppose the plan OF union
by Lord Durham and
'hereupon the House adopted counier.re-
soln,ions--psssed vote OF credit for the
payment Of its own delegates and sen,
I to the Lieutenant Governor. This |
vas on The Sd of April. On The same
lay the Lieutenant Governor sent mes.
age. refusing TO advance Tue money. the
Io.e OF credit not being sanctioned by the
Council. and Immediately thereafter
losed The session. N. Il Comm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18

House toaFs Incl with adFersisfuen,,
9. rinssales; and We are much Lsu.e,
~ ti'sn NE PEOPLE Of nghes eonalIrs. Ii
consequence Of orr Courl nol being held
lass spfing-ws are six months farther
'fom we great general crash lhsn our
nf'ghooring counties. Scenes Of dislres
arc developing themselves daiiy-our
exchange papers are 6llsd With ADVERTISE
msnts 81 sales Of property; and unless
muney l. brought from abroad 10 purchase
lhis PropeEty-sacrifice upon sacrifice
must inevitably be The result. We have
understood that negroes. good fellows.
are selling Tor Two hundred dollars in
some 81 The western counties, and the
oesI tracts nf land in The county are being
sold daily Tor oEe.ienlh their real value.
and The conienled happy man. who bu,
Yesterday thought he was Independent.
binds himself al Al once a beggar, and
without The means Of support 20 Ear a
present want 10 concerned. How LONE
and how fsr those scenes olwrelchedness
will 60. but remains for time 10 disclose.
The scene j. frighlful one. and The
people IN some parts Of The state are
already resisting the strict execution Of
The Ian; and II The march Of distress CON.
ilnues 10 60 onward. a. il has OF late.
there 10 no telling what eject il NAV
have people who sees distress and
ruin staring Them in The face, may be
driven 10 violence, and do that. which .
few months since their very souls y ouId
have shuddered 10 think about.