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TEE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO

4 CLERGYMAN, late of the Cam''rids" University h's.
ing discovered method Of curing himself at Narr"S:
ComIa of tnuT;Oen gears duration" aha 'o"n
ed who follow Cd his ADVICE except ,~src, osrfrou, eneyo
Ieuce ruher iuu gam n,hars Bow mssaide
b,y and .eteri Of hlnn Ia ,s head NcI
so eronndess fsa, future of memory icapas,. mr. husi,
ness s,udp Sc re.essncss rr"alnan ~rsessdnsss 'nds-
,iou melancholy thong vt self ia-
sunrv &C. cnr,.c by this Important dssose,y. AaanEs
| CT i'll six weeks
Annly +, No sc Custom, house st, New Orleans
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N>TATE OF LOUISJANA-Comnerc Court

STAIE or lSlANA---So''o'''"' o'''t
~ of New Orleans.
rrLc State Of I.ouisiunn,-Io nil whom the Sc pre-
sen,s shalt come, greeting ~ iefens A"d'e" ; h",
krr, having rur, nu-rd at Fn'e made ~ 'e s"g''
OF the rn+ {" t ~" G ;n "a" tn. rlc,k Of tbs
Court, in hose office Inc deed 7" safe was :, sh'o on
The un,h day ri Augns', A. -. 1887 to- h"','''"' I"
Advertisement, in ruu rniiv i"a" Act "l the Al sa'n-
lure o, the ui lnuis,ul cnl'tI"d' IN "t' u"
further OF uhr~ t" !'uc"n -cs a. l'"'S'''
sales approved ,l,' tenth day Of March, 1884:
Sou IN lrc, kuu" Nr, nni nll persons 'h'''''se"
her.,n ar. hereby c,el and al n'lse' IN 'h' ""'r .,
m. ,tue Of tuu,s,a, and u! the Connrria Court "i
New Orleans win set ny any ''sh '','e or '"'''
j, and l., " property hereinafter hcscrhri, N '"'Ic
uuencc Of iutr r,aiy IN inc ord"i ''f'eo' "I
Iuent of the CIit nndr winch III SALE was '"1'' Or
an, nrrguary IL" -niiy N the nprfA Se'c'S ""'
advertisements IN II ne, or manner I'll Sn' y, -"
8rih.r Il .r,l wat survcr, to she" cnuse "''n 'H
day from tut nv 'hI- MnI,ion IS hrSt ils"rhu III '''
public papers, VII" sale 50 made should MOI u co'
ai,mcd and humnl"sh,rd. -. ,, w
;sh aforesaid on the tweuy -uri day "s July a. ~.
1882 hv virtue ota decree 4" ms ton't 'ehh'r' o' We
.hri day If June, \. d. lafo IN INT enued '.'ie"
= Barker, for the 0t the Atciu'"atA hn'' hp. ''
Ranking COMPANY vs.. John g Banks aud h"ht't '"'"
CnmnacK, Nj. 775 of the Drcset OF tins t''"'' AT
which sale Andre ) Barker became tn" purchaser "
the price ct seven thousand th'e& ""''o''" az" - w.
lars. payable cash. ,,r.;alr,,-
Description of property, us given IN the Judicial "'''
4eyance, viz: =,
certain parcel Of rr"unl situate in square number
to,,y~egbt tuuhourg Annunca non, forming hie c"'"'
,f j,uusauce and Lacourse streets, mhSGriig one nun
Ired and twenty sc front Con stance street. ny one
s,unled aud twenty feet deep ana front or i'ac"u
,,a, The whne between parallel lines, together viii
ali the nln ,vcneus, sc. u'ereun'o>be'nns"s ne
Whole ns peg plan made by b afon' dated the ''''
May 1897, and deposited in the "ft:e OF l. ta,s'
JV;,uess the Hon Charles Waits, Judge OF The sac
Court, tins tenth dayuf ort"%r, in the year o
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred an
L. 5. ,h,tv nine and in the slxty.innr'h year OF tin
Independence Of the tnlltd states;
JOHN E. HOLLAND,
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<,h,r,es Pari,nge maintcnaut delenu cuntre

CTeINClETE.
TNTAT DE LA LOUlSlANE--Cour du Prem.
II icr District Ju,I,ciarc--Il est ordonn6 quo les
cr9anciers tu pelitonnairc Churles Parlango, sonl
notifies de co,npatai,re par dcvant la Cour, Mard'
10 IL Novc,nbrc ProchaIn, a 10 heures du mati'''
pour dedure les raisona ss gu ont. pour lcsquclles
10 dit re,,lonnare ne jnuirait pas du tcnehco DIES
lois passee pour le souIagc'nont des deo'tenrs IN"
solvAbc on arresta,on.
Temoin Honorable A. NJ. Buchanan, jugc dc
Ia dlte Cour &C II Oclobre 1889,
Signe, JNO. LEV
q oct--3. in BOD ''r'il'r.
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BUREAU DE LA COMPAGNIE DASSURAN-
CE DIES IOMPIEllS DE LA N. ORLEANS.
A Direction d IS ac,lonn ares de cctts compAgnie
Il u, co Jour. declare un dvidende do qunze pou
cent, sur lc montaEt d. capital pave, sur les profits
dos six dcru mois, 10 pour cent scra pave aux
ac,ionuaircs gu lcurs repr6scntans cgaux, 10 on
upres 10 S courant, ct pour cent accredite pour
leurs actons.
3oc, E. l.. TRACY, Secretare.
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q PERM CANDl.ES-l6o hoxes Ju IDS NJ nu'"c'
= ,ure. landing from SHIN sea for snie by ~
5 G BLANCHARD, 80 Gravtrst
.-Ir1Nt. IINIE--5tn casks Thuniaston brand, ON
= board schr WIN. l.: Jester, lying near the rriansle
-, E,r sale Jy 5 Il BLANCHARD,
8 - ~ SO Gravier ST
vuNNY B1!GS,z22n bales two bushel Gunny Bags,
J in store, fpr spls hy ,.,.n , -,
sis > ! II 1 N ~ ~" - -!"," --e---
YEA 40 chests Pow glloag, % d. Souch"ns;2' ca
sss 'an..nr I.r penal and Gunpowder; sixty 10
HIS, boxes Guapo de, Tea, IL store, TOR safe ly
sis IT, ~, ~ ~, '---- =:
rE"'' JTi!AYER 4 Co.
~ II foydtasst
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CRY BANK,
New DrltanS Aug. 81 1879.
rlNIE Board of Directors Of this Institution hive this
/ day ccluretl II sc,n annual dividend of -Four per
cent, on the capital stock Of tn. profit of the last six
months, pn fable to the >tockhncrs, their legal re-
personalities on or after Monday, the ' September
next. IL lhLf hEi
scpt3 thShl"f.
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THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO Mll..
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

II Each days drawing under tho of two Judges
of Courts in New Orleans. mud the whccis opened az
sealed by them.
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Justin Castane en- etut darFCSlltIOn Vs. kcs CTcdT-
cier ct los Creancicrs do Justin Custanic Il Gle.
No. 1881.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour do Com
- merce dc Ia Nouvolle Orleans-Par ordrc dc
rfIouorablc Charles Watts, Jnge dc la d'tc Cour,
avis est par lie present donne dun ordre so'n'ant
tous les creanciers do Justin Cas'a"s, IN deb'teur
lnsolvablc, dsmandan, a jour du benefce dcs lois
tsiscs pour sccourr los dGuteurs nsovnblcs on etat
darrcsta,io,, do comparative 10 Jeudi IA Novcmbrc
prochsn devant le JUICE 'audn"cc, Pellet d'ox.
poser leur motifs d'oppos,ion la dc'nandc d'I Pcs
titonnaire.
Il. kannico;t est nenme pour reprcsentcr les
Crkancier abxens.
Nouycllc ORLEANS Bureau du Grcfhcr. 10 % Oc-
tolrc, 1889.
o24 g. T. GARDERE, Gfir.
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Fir. /, judicial Di.

GTATE OF L0UIS1ANA-Fr,, judicial Dis
~ trict Court--Friday tho llthsday of October,
l839-Prescnt the Honorable Charles Maurian,
Judge, .u
Louis F. Canonge vs. his Creditors. No. 1898,
On motion of +, w. Collons, Esq. Counsel for
James Ii. Caldwell, Syndic Of the lnsovcn,'s cs~
tate and on fling tabeau of distribution herein,
it is ordered by the Curt that the creditors and
ali others interested, show il any they have,
within ten days from the publication of this rule,
why said tablcau shou d not be CONFIRMED and
hon,ulogated, the fun4s distributed accordingly,
and said Syndc discharged I ON any luther la
biltiy in tn premises. ...-. ~.
Extract from, the Minutes. -..L
AID SIDNEY LEWIS,
n2-3t Deputy Clerk.
LNTAT DE LA lOUislANE-Cour du prem
~ ier Distict judiciaire, Vendredi ii Ottob'o,
1S39-P.escnt l'hoDarabo A Buchanan Juge,
Louis Francois Canonge contro SOS C'elncicrs-
No. 1898.
Sur motion dc r. w, Collens, Avocat de james
H, Caldwell, Syndic do Ia falitc dc rlnsolvahe,
ct le taboau do distribution ayant etc depose eli
Cour, il ost ordenne par la Cour, que les crca's
cers du dit insoivubc on toutcs au'rcs PerSonncs
interessees aient uGduire les raisons, sill en- OK
iste, dams los dix jonrs qli snivrcnt la publication
do CO rule pour csqlclles le dit tah'cau MT scrait
pas conirre ct lohlolognG, les onds dis rhnes, ct
ct le dit Syndc dechargG do toutes responsibilities
Extrait dos Minutes.
AID. SIDNEY LEWIS,
n2-3t Depn,6 t;reflier
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DROuGIlAM, MURRAY, tNES-l\lEH

DROllGIlAM, MURRAY, iNES-l.\lr.>i
- LITER AIRY. -Brnughuu's Opinions on io"~
tics, LAW Science, Theology, &c. 2r"l.
The honorable harles Augustus Murruy's Travels IN
North American = vols
Blanche of Navatle, new play, by James
The Nan about Town, bv Cornelius " "h',? vols
Hamilton kls, the Smugglrr and the Dwarf, Il ne"
novel ..,
Morton's Hope; or Memoirs of n Provincial; new
novel in vols ;,
Moores ialln Eookl, illustrated; splendid London ed-
Animal Mechanism and Physiology, by DIR Griscom
Bulwers Novels, complete in vols "vo with plates;
Harper's edition ,-,>>,,xs,
o17-3v corSt Charles and Com non sta
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WJirE. LEAD AGENCY.
fsN!E subscribers having received the agency OF
4 White Lead from of the largest and best manu-
Crt,eS offer 10 steamboats,, country and city dealers
n, the loves, prices aud warrant to be al good
m article as cal lie found in the City.
" JARVIS & ANDREWS,
2,, Nos | Il 3 rch puriIorlHS 81
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PRINTING PAPER AND PRtN fE':S' I'M"
Jus, received quantity Of Imperial aud double
medium Printing Paper; also, supy 81 J"hns'" ana
ri Alex T0WAH, - Camp :,
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STATE OF LOUlSjANA.-First Judicial DisI'ct
- Cou,t-Charle- Pnriaugc. in actual cu'tody, vs..
his Crei;,urs-No. 49, l83-t il ordered that the cre'r
,. of Churles Parlanse The e''ion"r be notified to 1e
AM, aopear IN one court o, iursdny the 9th Of No"
vember ut ~ oclock, NJ, to sew cause, it my they
have why ra.d petitioner should not hive the benefit OF
rhe laws made for the relief OF insovent debtors III ac'
iual custody. .,
Wjtness tho Honorable A n Buchanan, Judge Of said
iS Court his II h October, 1889.
opi-y,wl2n JND. l.. LEWIS Clerk
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OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S ms. Co. {

of New Orleans, Dctoher lst. 1889.
VlNIlE Board of Directors OF this company have III :
day dec Jared dividend OF fifteen per cent on the
capital stock paid ill., from the profits OF the last SIX
months per cent, pa, able to the shareholders or Their
legal representatives. and after the 9th instant aud
per cent To be credited their stock.
"a T. |. TRACY Scc'v.
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yVIO PRINTERS-1h' fuilowiag reduced prices vii
hereafter be charged for Printing Types nj Brice's
New York Type Foundry. No. 10 Chambers street, and
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OFrlCE ar THE FIREMAN's Insurance G.

OFFICE az THE FIREMANs INSURANCE Co.
OF New ORLEANS.
,lIIlE. stockholders Of this Company are hereby no
i6ed that the 10Th instalucnt on their stock IL duo
ard puyabe on The 9Th OF October next, ut the Office ct
,,a t,nmu,n, sent II Ell TRACY.
TOLT'S REPEATING FIRE ARMS--'Ihe sub
" scrihcrs have Just received per ship Nashville,
fresh supply Of Colts Repeating Rifles Shot Guns Il
Pistols also eerern assortment n Shot, Balls, Per
cu.xou Caps, Nc. all of the first quality and nlnnl'ac-
,lo st Charles st
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MANILA EORDAGE-A complete assortment OF
!I lInwspr's and Ropc direct from the factory, war
ran,'d I" h. "i quality equal TO any 10 tue c'y r"w
luutin, and for sale by PETER LAIDLAW,
nl7 &C Camps
ME JUICE, HONEY AND nlrt. WAN
l The subscriber has rccrivrd invoice of the
above ma ned ARTICLES from Havana, and offers them for
sale an very rrusonnh'r terms.
ul. Ii NhNN MEL 81 Extraordinarily. 81
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AKriN':< RI.PDKTS CONDENSED HH J Bur
"a ton .inr,i,"n l.s,l. Of the Nw Orleans Bur. Tue
NnL hrp , a, To ,uiurn tin, ~II,-, rIb,r- aud t."-
url, 1t the la OF hi and III III -l"t' at i""i~Ihn4
inst the. lr,, vol rr y Ton 'ietrhWllh ana
-,l.. The whpr work, ia t,nr Volumes wall be com
r,r,r,! on, or Ltt,lr tn lJih Of } unm!n"Hi
/. JDti\S y Go,
olo Curtcr II Charlie. nld Common sis
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MANAGER rEerG,nos.
NrOr leans 3A, 1888
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ANEW N;JSIC-,i Z Mamouvrer-The Brandon
~ 5 brings Grand Waltz; Triumphant March OF the
Louisiana Legion, and rgc assortment VI the tatest
en- .sh and French music tor p:an" guitar, and o'ef
III - EJOlINS & Co,
,,-1,y rurnpr ST ('harins and Common sts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
TILE PROSPECT.

The success Of the Wings in the differ
ent local and State elections which have
recently occurred demonstrate the impor-
tant fact that great aud astonishing fcvolu-
tons IN public sentiment are still IN prog
ross throughout the United States They
prove also the additional fact, that the 10
cofocos have only To be met at the app
preaching state election with energy and
perseverance, 90 ensure their total overthrow.
The inac,lon heretofore produced from the
supposed lnynciblity Of our opponents has
disappeared and from every part of the
Union gratifying evidences are reaching us
that vigorous organization of the true
friends OF the Constitution is gong forward,
which cannot but result in the glorious and
splendid triumph of free principles. The
spirit OF resistance now manifested in eve
~ section of the country 10 the high toned
doctrines Of the present Executive and his
perseverance, in the Sub-Treasury system,
and 10 the anii-repubican principles and
practices of Mr.. Van Buren,, can only be
compared to the burst OF indignant patriot
ism which electrified the Thirteen Colonies
of Great Britain when the sad and alarming
intelligence spread through the land, that
the mother country had carried her scheme
of oppression to an extent so alarming, that
open hostlltlcs had broken out, and that
military force was to be employed to awe
them into submission. The busy hum of
preparation for the approaching political
conflict is borne to us on every breeze
The impression is abroad and widely difiu-
sed among the people, that every patriot
must nerve his arm to meet the trained le-
gions of government Office holders and mer-
| cenaries who are now the only reliance Of
our dcspotic rulers. Troy Uhg.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

AcCGDENT.-As the steamboat Samson
was on her passage from Staten Island to
this city Yesterday afternoon, between three
and four O'Clock, crowded with passengers,
her upper deck, commonly called the
promenade deck, gave way when she was
about two miles from the Island, and fell
upon those who were standing beneath
Two passengers were instantly killed, and
several Others severely injured. One OF the
persons killed was Mr. Joseph Chambers,
who kept grocery store in the upper part
of the city, and the other an elderly Scotch
lady. named Johnson, residing in Perry-st.
Mr.. Moses Iienriques, a broker in wall-st.
was also injured. His breast bone was
broken, his shoulder disocatcd, and he was
otherwise very much lacerated and bruised.
Mr. Augustus Vanpelt, confidential clerk to
Prime. Ward, and King, was SO severely IN
iured that his life is in danger. The con-
sternaton on board the boat is stated to
have been ndescrbabe.
The passengers were so crowded that II
was difficult for any one to move. and tho
rush was so great at the tlmc OF the acci
dent as nearly to upset the boat, endanger
ing the lives of all OH board
| The Steamboat sun, which had started
from the Island shortly after the Samson
soon came along side and towed the latte
up to the city, and relieved her passenger
from their uncomfortable situation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

Uho is Ezra Mech The locofocos
have maryellously short memories. Some
of them seem entirely TO have forgotten Ezra
Mech of Shelburne the biggest man and
the largest farmer in Vermont. Wcll--wc
pity their misfortune and beg 10 tell them
that Ezra Mech was for many years the
candidate of the Jackson party for Govern
or and in that capacity was cracked up to
he a democratic republican of the first wat
or. He is Wing, and has entered the field
to fight against the spurious Democracy of
the locoiocos He goes now, as he did IN
81, for economy, retrenchmcnt and reform.
--UahhmaH.
'Ir the devil should lose his tail, where
would he get another; Doye give 1t up" In
a gin shop, to be sure, because there they
retaa bad spirits"
"A Pafriarh.--A gentleman aged II, hnv-
ing IN company his sixth wife, and being
the father of 90 children passed through
Buffalo lately for the west. Verify, his
ideas of immigration come late in the day
Loco Foco Lcgisiaiioa.- Legislature OF
Pennsylvania at It's recent short session passed my
eight acts of incorporation.
Ingenious Yankee Girls A loom Of great
ingenuity, and designed for the weaving OF
aces and fringes, has Just been invented by
two Young ladies' of New England named
Judkins. They have obtained patent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

hccIpENT on THE ARoosrooK. Mcssrs.
f.. 8. s. Fowler, Charles 5. Parsons, Geo.
W. Fowler, and Hiram IIardson, visited the
Aroosio0k country for the purpose OF pur-
chasing land on which to settle. They ar
rived al the st. Croix on the Sd of June,
about noon, and found ii impossible to pro-
cure keeping for their horses, without TAX
Ing them across the Arooslook river. BY
inquirinr of the settlers, they were advised,
as The best way to do il, TO convey them over
on raft. They accordingly built one, and
about sunset the five gentlemen above nam
! ed and their horses, went on board the ran
about one fourth of mile from the mouth
/ Of the ST Croix, intending to land about
half mile down the river. The 81 CroiX
having fallen faster than the Arooslook,
caused the current TO set upon the eastern
shore. In drifting down the river the raft
came IN contact with a large tree which had
recently been fcIled into 1t. Every possible
effort was made to avoid such result, but
10 no purpose. The raft brough. up against
the ton OF the tree with such violence iha
the two NJ. Fowlers and Mr. Parson, as also
the horses, we're precipiatcd INTO the rlver
Mr.. Hardison chung TO the raft George w
, Fowler disappeared within few rods OF Ih'
tree. Parsons swain after the raft about
' hundred rods, when hiss strength failed hln
> and he sunk boat at the time having ar
e rived within few feet Of han TO pick h'n
5 no. T.. S. Fowler, 10y extreme effort an
}, exer,ion, remained upon the water tlIl Han
y olson threw the sweep from the raft, upo
: which he sustained himself until pole va
: reached him, by which he was drawn on IA
q ,aft The horses swan ashore safely, bt
e had not been found the last news from III
l. scene OF the disaster.
THE Two gentlemen who thus persisted f
from home and friends, were inhabitants
is The Town Of Sangewille IN THIS county 80
a have left large circle 81 relatives 70 Roa'
their loss.-Piscrfagv'' HFaig
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

The Vrginians cal! the following sock
dolooger-Goy. Cannon, of Tennessee 10
reply TO Speaker Polk, at Winchester IN
that State, few days ago, forcibly illustra-
led one OF the evil tendencies of the Sub,
Treasury Scheme, by the strongest OF all
possible modes Of argument-ihe relation
OF facts.
"Fellow citizens, many ofyon, ! believe
were but recently volunteers IN an ardnouS
Florida campaign. You well know ho"
YOU suffered there and also know that the
nav YOU received, by the direction OF The
prescnt hard money Administration, was
about - or 80 cents per day IN sainpta'ieTsi
while nv honorable competitor, who no"
sol;ci,s your votes. was shovelling into hi'
pocket sirfeen dollars day IN goh and ST.
Ger. This is the meaning, take H. oil the
boosted Sub Treasury, which furnishes on'
currency for the office holders, and anoih
er for the people"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

An inques, having been held on the body
of a topper down east, the Jury reiurHY
Verdict Of, Died Of The Jug S'sffnPfr'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

Tho following address appeared in the Richmond
Wing of Thursday last, enianating from the Wing
Central mnItiee and said TO be from the pen OF Ben
atnin Watkins Leigh the chairman OF that committee
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-17
THE NEXT SPEAKER.

The Loco-focos are SO elated with the late
election returns, that they are already dream
ing of having an asccndancy in the House Of
representatives, (almost a pity to awaken los :
ing gamesters from winning dream begin al
ready to boast Of their determination to place
Dr. Duncan in the Speakers Chair. Mon
strous as is such thought, if they had the
power, we have no doubt that they would carry
II INTO effect, and from the collar subservien-
cy0 Richie of thu. Enquirer, maugre all his
hSpocrncal cant about Abolition, States
hsh's and The like. we have just as little
a"uof that he would be among the first to
'nfo~ up his cap and cry "al hail to the De-
mocrailc victory !w
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1894

The Baltimore Chronicle, in speaking of
the late elections, says 50 Il is our delibe-
rate opinion that the Wings will gain more
by Their recent defeat than they could possi-
by have gained by victory. An overwean-
ing confidence in their own strength has al
ways lulled them into inactivity or betrayed
them into discussions. They have suffered
the inevitable consequences Of such condi-
lion of things. They have been defeated
They now may see--they niH see-the fatal
effects of apathy and disunion. We do not
doubt, in the least, that, when the late cleo
tons come to be calmly considered, they will
show, conclusively, that the votes Of the
States OF Tennessee and North Carolina are
thoroughly against Mr.. Van Buren,, and that
Indiana has given her vote for Van Buren,
members of Congress, from motives which
are entirely within the control of the Wings y
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-17

afidditng Interest Baak,---The Boston Atlas OF
Monday has an article relative to me AFFAIRS oi 'h'S
Rank from which we extract the following
i've stated that the hearing upon the petition Of
he Rank Commissioners for perpetual inIunc-
lion was 10 be held on Saturday last. We are in
formed. however, that the bank did not see it 70
make any defence, and that the injunction was made
~ rnetuaj by consent The affars OF the bank will
now 90 into the hands Of receiver, and will be
wound up as soon as possible. The public have thus
los, that light which il was expected might be thrown
upon the state OF this Banks affairs by Judicial
hearing and they now must wait with no little I'M
patience, for that luminous and ustihcatory exPosi
lion which the President has promised to put ior'n
through the columns Of the Post, In the means,ne
however, il seems highly desirable that lhe S
Commissioners at The earliest possible day snou
publish some official exposition, >uch as ,,,a cnal
TO satisfy the creditors OF the Bank as W '"e
value Of their respective claims.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-17

II is really laughable TO see how the Office
holders chuckle at the late intelligence from
Tennessee and Indiana. Even those whose
optics were 50 enlarged that they could see
defects in the administration Of the govern
nent and virtues in their political opponents,
have all at once learned to regret such OPT.
mons, and cry long live Martin"-death TO
the opposition" &c. Laugh while you can.
menials Of i'll gotten power. The opposition
has been thrown in the wresile, il is true,
but like Antnus, il will rise refreshed from the
fall, and learn the absolute necessity Of union
Of action and organization. We are disap-
pointed at the result, it is true but we are
not diSheartened. We shall be taught there
by necessity of vigilance and energy.