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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING October e the ps.ior~aas. viii com
nsS Nan NJ. AND sfs % ssinFtfsy Of
Lord Au.s4ssur., Mr. c,ri Cha Aa.t.n;9u Mr. Held
Helen ''rs''' After which Mrs Na'dsr
Fssss's 6 s!ias; y nS h. Is..
The f'sfis: ri'5 t. farce
fSsSs MIR c Fss:s S.s's1 RAJ. M ohs S.saa:
s- Gss.s' ' II =: Gar.
- past !, sEw CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING; Oct 20 The perios nance will commence
" with III. gs ss SS 6STTfsay 0f'h'
M..ts,s' sHis, Aflns'oss Nj E,: TAoas
BUY Black xns; which, ''' >" ' '.f, w..
Ht!'i' $ III 9; si s,S
iss s N ASsr. wild sa n III. Island Voc
HsHIs.,s Daughter. of counSa Mr' fsassa
during the evening Mr. Rice win sing two Songs.
The ss THR ypRGSix M r with
Ginger Els. Mr. Rice DR. Guisn Mr., Or Asss0'
Door. open at St. performances t. commences al
Boxe. csas q and Sd tiers 49, pitla cents gallery ~
THIS EVENING. os, seth. g.,ior%,ssPess will com
op-s$ fFf .s az g $SE EsSSzSaros .,.,,
ESfS. MI $sa: Ss:iSS.' ss s.s:
Venus: T''''AGSt Singleton sa.i; Mis-. r' XII. Fy..
9 4 O
OR CRUMNLEs IN SEARCH OF NOVELTY,
MIR Crummes, Mr. Mitchell Alleyp, hr Russell
Wrigge, Edwin Walton, Roberts
Thaia Miss Turnbuh
After which, the ballet Of
LA MUSQyITOE. -
Low-D icky. Mr. Russell Low.Thes, Mrs Watts
Low-Retta. MIR Mitchell
1oconclude with u e farce Of
MISCHIEF MAKING.
Hesry Desgais, MIR Russell Oliver Quot Dir Cunningham
Doors open a; 7.eurian rise: al haiipast1 Singleton
Dress Circle SO centsuIper Boxes IS eentsPt sh-
ling.
HILLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square.
Late the Franklin.)
BENEFIT OF MISS CANNON.
THIS EVENING, October 90, the performances wH
with the comedy of the
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY.
Jcdediah Hom.bred 49,. .......... Mr. Hill
Tomy kns, Mr. Eyerard Lucy, Mrs Msssop
After which,
Dance, by Miss Cannon
Crscoyienne by Miss Cannon
To be followed by the inrrluJe cal ed
A DAY IN PARIS
Charles Wyndam, Mr. Russell Sam, Mr. Durivage
Emily Dreenvine. PISS cannon
After which, two Songs and two Dances.
To conclude with the lsughable sketch entitled
NEW NOTIONS.
Major Enseh Wheeler ............... Mr. Hill.
Markham, MIR Taylor Ledger, MIR Everard
Susan, Mrs Herring
Prices Of MISUNDERSTANDING Boxes So ts Ss Dress Circle,
so cens Parauete IS CENTS I'd Tier Boxes 25 cents Gallery
having separate entrance, i2i cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

There has been less doing for few days in general
way; although there great activity displayed in for
warding goods via the canal, for their destination
The sale OF Teas to-day went Of we'll the prices evincng
increased irmness Terms six months. Sales follows:
Young HYsOn. Imperial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

CorroS.-This market has been very inactive. Sales
of all descriptions fall short of 1000 bales 81 for Up
land and Florida st for Mobile The arrivals have
been about 200 bales.
AsHEs.-The advance Pots has been fully sustained
Purchasers very ready take them $50 Pearls
steady at 500 Many holders holding both
for further improv ement.
BEEswAx-Consderable sales OF Southern al IS cents,
which is a trihe better.
CoAL-There is doing in both hard and foreign
Prices, # not little higher, are frmer.
FLorR-Has advanced l2t cents since Saturday. Yves.
tern Ohio and Michigan is selling freely and for
better brands 2 is asked Southern Flour is without
change, but firm at 81 a 5 So Rye Flour so.
FRrir.-New Raisins are hourly expected; 1000 Eleu.
thera Oranges sold at so.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
Secretaries,
VIM. II. Merry.


Wm. 4 Bass,tt, VIM. VI. Merry.
O. o. IL. kempion,
The meeting was eloquently addressed by Hon. Ogden
Holman, CcoW Blunt Matthew C. Patterson apt Frank
smith, an j. " Reynolds Esq. when Mr.. Blunt offered
the following resolutions, wteh were unanimously
adopted.
When, motion, the meeting resoly ed 10 all NJ H.
-Crianell at his house, and djoirnei.
JAMES ROGERS, Chairman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

FURNISHED APARTMENTs.-ToI., in the hous. Of
widow isdr, pleasant room the second floor, with
Ard, ssitable for married couple Also. three with
fs partial board well calculated for sirxe gentle
oQes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

SALES OF STocKs PHILADELPHIA YIsrERpAy.-Ssfo
State Sc pa $3.50 Leheh Lean, S. si5, ssi sso VIII
mington Rk Loan SIS, ls4i y2 $50 hs Bank 6s 100 do
ss SO do CO. ia do ss 70 DO e7 rs Farmers Mechn Is
NYork at sight, lOsi. -
Second Board ss ,hares Bank. 81; $500 Drafts on
ton RR. C. 43s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

For the last months the farmers OF New York have
suffered hat from the extreme dry OF he
Their little has fallen that time that the main
portion Of the have become very low. But
happy that the grain crops in the aggregate have
not been seriously injured thereby The production OF
winter grain would have been large had favor
able weather continued throughout.
From what have gathered from the farmers and ira
vel!ers in this enabled to say that where the
dry weather has injured the winter grain has much be-
netted maize Bat notwithstanding the injury sustained
by portion OF the crops the aggregate production Of all
kinds will be fully equal average CROP equal TO
the growth OF the year 80
To particnarize will state that the crop has
beey good the wheat crop COM with the crop
ear and that the Indian Corn crop fully five per
cent better than that any preceding An
ofthese makes what is called an average crop
Il here what effect the weather has had upon the
crop tits that the farmers OF than they
1889 and in that year the produce reaped har,
never before so rich nor so abundant.
But great venence has been felt nevertheless by
the farmers and mlers The low that many
mills have been compelled grinding This
of things not confined New York alone but extends
in Ohio In Evansville where four mills Kept running
when the full only griAd now. It's so
throu and all the present busness confined 10 mills
situated on Canals, and In very favorable positions
All this may have tendency 10 increase the prices OF
breadstufs in this and few other markets The mere
monetary decrease in the supply may have this effect;
does IL only be for brief perioilor the surplus in
the country great 10 prevent flour grain from
reaching too high point High prices would force thro
supplies aud they in force down prices. All this
would be natural consequence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
o. DIR. l.. GIRA RDIN 90.
Ma DIVISION STREET. M

=
Asp No. 50 DrrKN,s srsrEr. ConSrR OF Clur.
TO THE AFFLIcTEp-Ds not be discouraged and Civ.
up your case a. hoI.e. osss you ha,. been to sr.s,
b. Hs S Ss sSI ss'is
LSo..ds; lS.I curing disease. ws:h ever
s sssiss ssa and hss The, shss . not %p,s Be-
found 70 Other prep From s abuses psaeised upon
the patient money bat with daring mpuni,y sport
WITH s s,y I'VE %sr ar to 't Is. s
ready amo. m,di.ins though entirely
hs%sos ?, - hs.sos :hs h,,s ,.ss money
we are thai ii. Us, one io,s q these m.dicass will be
9, ,'Ss. ,, gHS.a lions
s.ps,ass sources; bot msy to .,s' rhrs ,hs medicine
ns,,,r han ,sc.s ssy ss;r .Dray Fsr sale Or q
ns pSs s.I@s o S psr cs.r s r
2s-RIBBON AND SILK STORES
JUST received great assortment Of Fan Ribbons and
sn R Iss r:'s ',s ss
sa,ia Ribbons sur.dsres g aud satin stripe
isasa and fsson. wsss and esisr. ss:
ss. ' vs 10y , sss
AL; s,s q rs.sy p oss. M
who..s,; and r,,, g Division street 10 door. from .
ed st. Also great assortment, Of rich p'sia ,ls'
90 Ladies viii ana the sdvsrti,emsntof French Pills
TO CAP MAkERs-sEALETsA AND PIT sH--ss p,eefo
black and brown sssets 40 do black and Plush,
sale by
sssM PHILIPS ErrINGE. 81 Broad st
DyTcm ELoW,Es =, Tslig- grgss.
II IN s'a f1Ss superior
%s :ss 5ssfS sia'i g.:
q. In. WILLIAM wARBuRG's, issl Fulton ..
EAF TOBACCo-fisvsna, Cuba, ST. Domingo, Kentucky
oqs i'm. NJ RAIDERS, IS Chatham, u.
HAvANA sEGARs-s5O,Ooo Esparania serar' sefy doi
iaceoo Indi. Caradora sesars, VERY old and superior
so.ees Narrises DO do do
10000 Dos Cemparcros do do do
R,onds do De y do
ao~ Regatta do do %
1870 Trsbsres DO do DO
Entitled 10 dehe-t~re and for sale W
riCABiA MANzASEDo. 10 Libsriyst
% near Nassau
NOTES Il the Farmers ana Nschrie.' nssh At Nev-
Az Brsns~iek. are bought at ~ dlssourt b
I 600 sov.reisns for sale At sass
,OOV oas J. THOMPSON, 81 Wall st
uOAksENEss-shermaus cayenne Lasenres Will eur.
III Hoarsness and Sore Throat, sold atiN Nssssut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

cnD p,ppf Gfa s, OK PIwRsTIS
- - care of a certain delicate disorder. Be-
sides performing perfect DAYS these Pills
taken while walking sitting With ends. withou
the possibility OF giving offence beng ds,e, ted rrgur
ing change In business or diet Price VI box tor ssies
drug stores.
70 FuIton street. corner Of Gold IT.
100 Fulton street, corner Of William st.
q7s Broajwsy col ner Of Chamber st. next the Parh.
81 Canal street
80 Bowery, corner OF w siksr ST.
pos Greenwich ST., near Barclay.
Its Delaney, corner OF SUFFOLK street.
a. Chatham street. szs Inv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
DAGUERRES DIORAMAS.
(41i Broadway, opposite the Apollo
90 Open every eay fson y 9'eioeL NJ too oecek,P
pAGUERRE's REAL AND NEW plORAMAs.

fton . r NI. 10 y. ID
DAGUERRE's REAL AND NEW DIORAMAs,
(FsoM PARISH
r just breush BY NJ. n; MArrrr and LoNaTL
Tbs celebrated and adired Interior Of the CHI RICH ST
ETIENNE DU MONT at PARIS, representing a MID
NIGHT MASS
One new tabeau represtntrg the magnificent VIEW OF
VINCE or FESTIVAL NIGHT OF the CARNIVAL,
Both OF these tbeau being represented with modification Of
light, will produce wonderful magical effects day
and nj ht.
every person opportunity Of seeing these spsn
did and novel Dioamas the see Of admission i'll be Is cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

H.vaNA, Oct i5th.-Our market is well supplied with
Rice. mean dealers plenully supplied. Only 100
casks hand. part Of cargo per Daniel Webster. The
Haynes sold at I2rs and parcel Of 100 casks Daniel
Webster very good has just been closed at the price
Sugar dull-brow may be quoted at 5is6l; yeliows
IL and whites oal irs Coffee Is very scarce, and no
prime to be foundhe demand for the United states
tinues and rules % from saei.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
OF AMERiCXN VIcTORIEs.

OF AMERICAN VICTORIES.
Painted BY Eugine Lam E. Issbey, Beange and other
lefrAtcd Preach artists.
NEW oRLEANs-LAKE ERiE-YoRK TOWN
These magnificent Paintings, twenty feet width and
sftecn feet hrh rn the frat OF collections
70 illustrate the Naval and Military History OF the unItss
States AMI have been In Paris expense
thousand francs each. BY the celebrated In the
style OF the splendid Of cpoleon Victories
the Musee du Luxemhurg and Chateau de Versailles
The first two, (New Orleans and Lake Erie) exhf
biting the Granite Buing Of Chambers and
Broadway. Entrsace In Chsmbsr r. street.
Adssion rs cents Open from n o'clock the mernisz 70
Up the evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

ANEW ORv,~s-P,r Mary Treneis-si bales Durham
&Moors-issA Bigeow-s3 Lsmsr-Ts A Chspin-7s Wei.
colt Grifeih-s2A Averll Co--so Brown-Ts Ludlow
Whtcck-s0o pigs lead Bogsrt Kneelsnd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
PEALk.'s NEW YORK MUSEUM
OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE

OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE,
Broadtroy, opposite he City Hall and Pork.
Day vsers to the Museum admitted the
fse IRISH GIANT, Mr. oClaHcey, the largest and s.st
proporooed man ia the United States 10 be seen during the
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
TAI MUSIC, given w Mrs. Morley the celebrated vocalist
Of the London Coneeris Mr. Besmes composer professor
music Of Peters Chgrch, Of this
Mr.. d. Johns
LYING BoA CONSTRUCTOR SERPENT, from
South America. perfectly tentle,
Fancy Gass Working during the day and evening by Mr..
Owens.
Adm,snee to all the entertainments IS cents. Chldrra
half price. tis..m"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
J. M. Wheeler, Aucfioneer.
BY &c. MAITLAND,
Store No. 1876 Chatham Syttare,


THIS DAY,
FURNITURE.At 10 o'clock, in trent of Store, gene.
raj Of Household aud Kitchen furniture
Of aad second hand bureaus secretary dres
sing mahogany and cherry tables French and plain
IA writing desks mahogany and seat chairs
rocking chairs looking glasses double flint and
ware, &c.
bail families breaking up house keeping and wishing
to dirpose Of their goods will Be puneuay attended
sending their address TO the goods
purchased.
% Liberal advances paid goods sentto store and
cash paid for all goods on the day Of sale.
UCTION NOTlCE-ExTENsIvE SALE OF GOOD
"A FURSlTU RE-On Thursday, at Ioi O'Clock, will be
sold without the entire Furniture contained in the
house No - Broadway comprising almost every article
ful and desirable in housekeeping.
THOS. BELL. Auct
A UCTION NOTICE-TO PRINTERS AND BOOK.
"A BINDERS-W,Ii be sold at public auction, BY w. w.
shrey on The premises 10 2st Naseenth street. rear the
nearly new Of VARIOUS fonnts doybie cylinder Naer
Printing Machine, Hoes patent; Smiths patent Hand
Press with Inkng aehns attached Composing Sticks,
leys, Chases and other materials of printing office. The
stock =. Bookhnders Tools, Presses Sc Sale
al ~ o'clock
Kip Browns omnibuses pass the end Of the street
every few minutes. OPS 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL
fSyares Nos. ~ linn oud IFS F1In,n str.efsl

(Stores Nos. - linn snd us Fulton str-ets)
Large sale Of Funure-At isi oclock-wiihe sold with
the entire furniture contained the No
Broadway Wall street. almost every article
useful valuable housekeeping IRON the kitchen the
attic.
SATURDAY.
Extensive sale of splendid Furniture OF all descriptions
l0 O'clock the sale removed for Of
ALSO-Stoves, Franklns and house furnishing articles
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

DIED OF CONSUMPTION would never be sees Do print
~ again person; lasorgg under ,nis dises.. would osy
Root II never ssit dissEpints the patient. Often
has this medicine wiped away the tear BY restoring to
health dear friends, who had been given
Ccnsum raising blood pretrsctsa coughs. pairs in the
side breast liver complaint and night sweas cured b.
this wonder ful remedy.
Fer sale By j. o. Fsy at Minors drug store No. 100 Broad
way, (Frsnklin Hcuse.) New York
Also wsrds Vegetable Hair OH This oil IL ratronired
hy Gu Victoria Prince Albert and the whole Roy fam
y by the Medical Faculty, the Clergy, &c. Who viii be
Without ths oil o2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

CITY HoTEL---MAsTER HUGHES, and bis infant
respectfully to inform the public that they
intend giving grand Evening CONCERT, THIS EVE
Ming October 2sh; To commence at half past o'clock.
Tickets ~ each half price, be had at he City
Hotel and at the Music Stores. Programme will be delivered
at the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
HERALD MARINE NEWS
Port of New York. october 40. 1910.
pepartnre OF the AtIsntlc ste.mers.

sur ssrs...........sa ~ NOON sErs........... 90
ssrs. as IA Hres wsrsS.........ii "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

ORPHANS FAIR.-A Fair, in aid Of the Half O.Than
" .isyuu hs Fifth will be held at Mr. Nbios
Saloon mide Of December under he management
of the following Ladies' fatronesses OF the Institution;
Madame Devau, Depas Nlrs La Forge, 81 Clinton P.
Mrs Fowler, Rev, Mrs Lombat.s3
Mrs Fox. Bleecker Mrs. Firth, loo Hudson street
Mrs Livingston street Mrs Eggleso, go tireenw ich st.
Mrs Glover No Varick Pr Mrs Harrison, Third avenue
Mrs Hargous 81 Amity st Mics Bentsell 10 broadway.
Mrs. Thebaud Is Leroy Place Miss Adamson, SIS BROADWAY
Mrs Donaldson, State St Miss Gallagher Fourth street
Donations respect fully collected from their friends aud
the public aud will be thankfully received by OF the above
oned Ladies at their residences. ,
The following Gentlemen have been appointed by the Lady
Patronesses TO act Protectors to the Far:
Edward Thebaud, Esq P. A. Hargous, EsI
Mortimer Livingston, Esq Thomas Glover, ESD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

FRANKLIN LYCEUM-A public meeting OF thus jrstitY.
ton will ss bid this Thursday evening Der 18th At
The Lyeeum Rooms Columbian Hail. Graz street The e,
srcisss 10 commnce at = consisting ~ Lecture by
George Clifford bsl ON The mncrt 81 Biblical ipstruc
debate on the following drestics save nsuons sc
c (sovsrarsrt"
Lade. and Gep,lenen are invited 70 attend.
oas a. WA w QArIArp s~e-.t.--
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

I'HOsE AFFLICTED with the Gravel and stone in tbs
kidneys and bladder he relieved and cured, by the
solvent medicine discovered and tested bv
experience by Doctor saNurL H. LIS 81 New London,
Connecticut For the benefit Of the Affected Doctor LIS has
the request OF distinguished individuals moved 10 New
York end opened chee at No 70 Nassau street whte be
gives hs personal attendance and advice, the only
place the city obtain this remedy Appcatons by let
ter Post pdid from all Of the United States and nrefn
countries will be duly and conhdeptslly attended to- Tes
nonals aud certificates OF cases with satisfactory references
ofesb hours 70 A. N. to PM, aud from to PM
~. NnrL. II. raathI 80 40 md
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

psAV THIS AND REtLkCT You can g srcely read
~ medical ADJ eriisenent shcut MEETING tbs alarming
head Bewar. OF a,eks' After the alarming" then
the soothing Good News &C.. sc. Now. a. moments
thought and you will perceive tina, tbs alarm Of danger " 70
draw the spread ~ the prince ofqu1ck
cry himself and coverss BY flat erng 10 the
Of in two days and t. wind their specous
treatise IL surchaged With long sring Of medicst
titles, including little lees than The alphabet We dontpre
tend titles OF the SORT but simply from
experience that Or Hunters Red Dfop nfahiy No
Division street the ouy place IN the city where u be
obtainsa. Price 81 per vial. oseit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

WANTED in small Ear,isl family. hsussmsd who un
w dsrs,ands her buisasss English would be pre-
frr~d fr1se Messrs Mead Croeker Grocers corner
Of Henri and Atlantic SITS. south brooklyr a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

SKR FOR NEW ORLEANs-i.ouisiana and New
M9N York Line-Regulsr packet Of Monday, I'd Noyem-
-ber1The splendid packet chip iAZOO, Capt. b !.
r. Trask will sail above Fer freight ha ing
spend furnished apply board at Orleans
wharf, foot of Wall street. or to
4. X. COLLINS & co. Sc South at.
No goods RECEIVED after Saturday evening s;st October
Agent in New Orleans, James +. Woodruff, who will
pre- rnptly forwar d any goods to his address. o29
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10
ATTENTION PLANTERS.

~ We would call the attention Of the Planters
to the following facts, for which we are indebted
TO the Mississippian, connected With The debt
Of the State which occurred by the sale of The
Bonds for the establishment Of The Planters and
Union Bank. This subject must come before
the Legislature ut its next session, and in such
manner as will require the immediate action of
that body, and it is our purpose TO point out the
necessity Of The people meeting and lnstructihg
lhei Representatives what course they shall pur-
sue--it is the immediate interest Of the planters
particularly to do SO as ii is that portion Of the
community that will be most affected by taxation.
The editor 10 speaking 90 this subject says
"The Bonds Of he State 10 the amount Of TWO
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS were sold many years
since 10 establish the Planters Bank OF Missis-
sippi; Of this sum trO hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, being the first instrument Of the
principal, with interest on the two million, will
fall due IN Feb. l84l, ia addition 10 the sum
named in the account, viz: 0lU5r330 is, al.
ready due. The several other instruments Of the
debt become due in 1916, 1851, and 1856. In
teTess al me rate Of six per cenium per AMMAN, is
payable sslli-asuually Ia 81 -eis, sHd 10 Europe,
on the sum remaining urPa:d. The Bonds Of
the State, to the amount Of FIVE MILLION
OF DOLLARS we're sold lOJ tbe use Of lke
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10
Eagle Hotel

Jackson .1IissIsstppt.
TNNlllS Establishment is now open for the recep-
n ton Of travellers and vi'Iers The house has
been closed for The last three months for the purpose
Of putting it in complete repair. The present prices
0l supplies will enable the subscriber 10 reduce the
charges 10 nearly one half From it's oca suation .
being North ofihe Capitol square, and within thirty
steps Of the same renders IT The most convenient
situation in the city. There is also attached large
Cistern, which affords the bes. water in Tie place
The stables are large and comnodious. and attend
ed by experienced osters.
Females accommodated al all times. en-,
The office oil the Lexington Mail Stage kept here
II. ?. NINSLOW, Proprietor.
October 5, 1910. l3-3w.
The Matches Courier, Vlcksburg Sentinel, Holly
Springs Conservative, nnd Columbus Democrat vii,
please copy The above To The amount Of five dolaas,
each, and forward their accounts 10 The Eagle H1el
for payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10
HARRIsoN's FORGErFULNEss

In the letter Of Gen. Harrison to Mr. LYONS
II Richmond Virginia, dated June |, ls4O, ls the
following passage, VIZ;
III answer 10 the inquiry, why | used The wor
abolition' IN Designating society Of which |
was member ia Richmond, IN The year 1901,
instead oil The word humane which Is known to
be the one BY which the society was really disiin
gu'Shed' all that | can say upon the subject Is,
that II did really term it and Abolition Society,
fact which Gao stIll hardly believe, (for have
not been able TO see the paper containing my adj
dress TO the people Of the district in 1927 it
must have been from JorgetJniness, which might
easily hspPen after lapse Of 81 years. At any
rate, the word abolition was moi understood 10
mean IN 1922 what II now means. There can
be no doubt thai The society Of which Mr. Tarle
ton Plessaals was member; and which. ia bis
publication ~ the Richmond Wing, he Calls the
Humane Society Of Richmond land BY this ii.
ito Judge Catch, who gave me the certificate in
1922, also designated H. was the same of ~hsch
was member. Mr.. Pleasants was member
in 1897. IN 1871. Mr. Robert Peasants vas
The President at the former period, as he was
when was admitted"
II appears that The constitution OF this identical