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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-IwilI give the al.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-lwi!l give the above
~ reward for apprehension aud delivery To me- or scrh ~
jail them again. The following i've Negroes VINO a
February last belonging 10 The nwer Iyfh
Plantation Goochand county. SD for either OF 'hei VIZ
Armistead, 30 DID, oldr having lost ms oh
thr kick Of a horse, e feet ~ Inclrs high
Jim Ross about 20 years old, yellow complcaon sfa b'h
high cheek bones he slews traces OF Indian Blood abo'
feet hi.ll -
Nmrod about old i getting bald on the crown o. ms
head. walk rather down look, feet inches tn
William Tinsey, ~ old prominent eyes, rather
features, dark, black, feet 10 inches high
Reuben years old Short and Stout good looking, feet ha
and inch high.
These Negroes off together from Richmond They are
no doubt IN Tile country, with
false papers. NM ~ saaifh,.
Lover Byrd Ilantalion. ooehland. TO-. May.as TIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30

Is CHANCERY-In Powia,an County Court, July the 3ih
1 iSi ~
Tu.as l. Perkins, Administrator de buns non with The will
annex Derp deceased and Executor 81 Ezekiel
Perkins, DECEASED fainiin:
against -,
Salisbury Depp Miles Dpp and Esther Depp, and Royail Mar
,ir E,.rutnr nj Juhn Irup deceased, Defendants:
THIS ay came The pali and flied his bill against The de
frndan,s process ,arcd asiln. them L. answer me
same; and oh Of the plaintiff II ordered by the
Court that defendant Royal Madm Executor OF John Drp
decreased restrained aud Inhibited from pa! ng aw or as
posing srCctng munry nr effects ~ NJ
hands which may hereafter i- hands, due ~ be-
which heroine n- the defendants, sails
hurry rpp cpp Esther Drlp either OF them, nm
the further order Of the And, 10 me .ht's
Court that The said defendants, salisbury Dcpi
Drpp and Esther Irpp inhabitants OF ms Tom
monweall therefore ordered the motion oil The PLAN
t that defendants do appear here or before
Monday October next and answer The paniins h
give curly for performing such decree rs The Court may
eren and that rnpy u this order BE- forthwith inserted
,paprr published the city Of Richmond ana con
timed successfully and that another copy be
posted duor Of The Court house Of Tins oanniy
\ Lopy-Iestc,
WM. :. DANCE c.
I,iv ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30
POETRY.
WMrcH YEr REMAl>s rNsuN".

The Golowin. bratif etfnson from me sonern
,o,, MESSENGER for Aprl ike the productions oi ,mea
for purity and cen,eness OF thought anu
ness o almost inimitabe lis Guet
NJ J s,i,u,l beary-and OF beweins tenderness
come tue heart ,;. ,,o.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30
MUSINGS,

az ike IN. low chaunt of the distant waves
RI Snrin-'s soft breathin.s stirred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30

JULY %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
BONESET CANDY.

WYNN BROWNS COMPOUND BONESEI
Wv CANDY, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Difficulty of Breathing, Sore Throat, and all pull
inonary complaints. 1t is also in extensive use for
clearing the voice of Vocalsts and Public Speakers
Its efficacy is fully established for removing the a
boye complaints AS there are limitations in tho
market that are frequently sold for the Genuine, IN
oicer to avoid them the proprietor of this valuable
Cough remedy is to the greatest expense of having
it stamped "Wm. Brown, Boston," Also the Di-
rections are signed. For genuine observe the
stump, and receive no other-Prce 10 cts fur OF.
The great increase Of sales this season is sufficient
to satisfy the whole community Of its superiority.
rs an evidence read certificates:
Thereby certify that in the month ofOctober 1899,
manufactured from medicated decoction furnish
ed by VIM Brown, Druggist, 45l Washington 81, /,
Boston, 52i lbs Of his Compound Boneset Candy.
Same month this year, 1910, manufactured for
him 1898 Id lbs, showing an increase to satisfy all
that the article is truly all the go. Six years since
in the same month made but SO lbs. 1t is now
ten years TO my knowledge that this candy has
been made by Mr.. Brown. IS
J.4.NES RICHARDSON, Confectioner,
279 Washington st. Boston.
For the genuine, call for Browns Boneset Candy,
which is for sale in Bath, wholesale and retail, by
EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf
20ws4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
GRAVE STONES.

EOEl. CLARK, Jr., & Co., of Halowcll, here
81 by informs the inhabitants Of Bath, and VI
cnty, that they have resumed the Stone Cutting
business formerly pursued by Joel Clark. Jr., ana
have taken stand, Slanilord's Wharf, near tue
sortment of Dover, New York, White Marble, and
Slate GRAVE STONES, OF all sizes and Of every
variety of pattern, including Tomb Tables, and
Monuments OF all descriptions. Having made
arrangements, 10 be constantly supplied with the
best of Stock, all orders in their line OF business,
will be executed with punctnaliiy and Dispatch
Mr. Charles Clapp, Jr., Of Bath, is our authorized
Agent, to whom application may be made, and
will give any information necessary, in relation 10
the business. JOEL CL.4Rh; III, ~ 20.
HalloweIl. Oct. 29ih, 1910. ly3I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
Fresh Goods.

TUST received and for sale by T. s. BOwLES.
- & Co. No. 1, Haley's Block. Front Street,
fresh assortment of GROCERIES-such as Tea,
Eng Mustard, Candles, Ground Spices, Irish Moss,
Rose water, Mead Syrup, Lemon do, Sweet Meats,
Winchester Soap, Shaving do, Cavendish and
Honey Dew Tobacco, Principe Cigars, Cuba skies
do, Longtime do, Figs, Dates, Oranges, Lemons,
Grapes Nuts OF q kinds fG"1 Mea Butter
sweet Oil, Brooms, Pipes, Wicking, Corks. Fine
Salt, &c. sc.
AI.SO-A superior article of WINES, selected
on purpose for family and medicinal uses.
As usual, good assortment Of Cake, Conlec-
,ionary, &c. &c. .=#... -.=
ALSO-A complete assortment OF the newest
STYLE Of LONDON TOYS.
Bath Dec "a, 1880.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
The Lion of the Hsay.

No CURE NO PAY!
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH
or German Vegetable Pills.
Highlg recommended by Doct. Valentine
Mott ~ ID. of ". ", and others.
These are the orders ANY one that does not find
relief from these pills the price is refunded back
these are the positioe orders Of the Proprietor 10
agents and others.
In offering these pills to the public, appeal to
their intelligence. If these pills not what they
are recommended, you are in duty bound out of re-
spect to yourself and community to reject them,
and publish them to the world as an imposition
humbug aud quackery. The public may be assured
they are purely vegetable, they are composed OF
nine ingredients, part of the medicine is only found
in ASIA and in tho valleys of Germany. For
convinced these extracts are made into pills and
will be found sure cure or relief for all bilious
complaints yellow and bilious evers, fever and
ague jaundce, scarlet rash bilious cholic dispep
STA. &c.
1t is not intended that this medicine is cure for
all diseases to which the human system is liable.
Ten thousand useless efforts have been made TO
draw from the regions Of unknown fancy, some
long spun theory of magic ART, Which would cure
eacll and every dlsease. Good medicine is not
found in the fire or whirlwind. Health and happ-
ness hang upon chance winds-ti is the herald
of truth The past at least is secure; they have
already raised monument Of their greatness which
will defy the corroding tooth of time
LIST OF AGENTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
Nahum Perkins in Topshan; James Sampson,
Charles Quint, } Carr " Son Bowdoinbap;
Enoch NJ Avery, Geo H Thomas, J L Sturievant
q Co. Richmond; Na.han Reynolds IL Son, Lew
iston: Joshua Gerrish. jacob Bibber; Thomas
Pierce " Co., Lisbon; & A Rogers, Bowdoin;
J B Perry, Nathaniel C Reed, Phpsburg; James
Berry, Georgetown; w Cladburn, james Mer-
ril Jr., Ed ,ecomb; David Newheqin, Robert Spin
Bristol; Samuel Woodbury., w II Fislrcr, Hora,io
N Hilton, Bremen; Isaac Watt, G w q, r w
Nichols, VIM II Barnard Waldoboro; Stephen
Myrck Jr., Wcbser Edmund Dana, Wiscasset;
WIN Carney, Alma; Henry "A jennings, 1'honas
Geuhner, Nobieboro; II & Plummer, Damarlscot-
Ia; Geo Weeks, Jefferson; Il Collins, Union; b
w clherbee Warren; 3 L Lcvensaer, Thomason.
.- 1895 l- 1y2o.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
Published every Thursday Morning
OFFICE-No 6, GRANITE Block (uP
stairs) NEARLY OPPOSITE THE

TERMS Two DOLLARS per annum, payable
half in advance, and half at the expiration of six
months; or 49,, so at the expiration OF the year.
No paper discontinued. until all arrearages are
paid, except at the option of the publisher.
sLJSA liberal discount Tor the years subsciip-
ton in advance.
sEysAdyertsements on the usual terms.
*.*Any person procuring six responsible snbscri-
bers shall received copy gratis. For the pay In
advance, ten per cent additional.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
CLOTH DRESSING.

VEVH e subscriber would inform his customers and
z the public, that lie continues to carry on the
Clothing business as usual, at Topslam Village.
Cloth LEFT with Messrs. Palmer 81 -Ledyard. Will be
taken by him, and dressed as usual. All those
who please to favor him with their custom may de-
pend on having good colors, and their cloth finished
in good STYLE with usual dispatch; price shil-
ling per yard, for cloth dressed in the best manner
...-.. .. WILLIAM WILTON.
Topsham, July 90, 1910. If IS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
FOR SALE.

-. "a IF applied for two two story
&IlaI A. Houses pleasantly situated in pleas
TsT ai& ant part of the town, one has about
ls1& one Of land suitable for two
house lots and about fifty Fruit trees, they both have
Out Buildings and are both very convenient for two
families The terms will be easy, small payment
down and the balance yearly payments, Jor further
particulars enquire at this Office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

i5COUGHS, COLDS, SPLITTING BLOOD,
aud all Pulmonary complaints cured. fI
BosToN, Aug. Ia, 1910. hereby certify that
within few years past, have had several friends
who have been subject TO coughs, colds aud pu!mo-
nary complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with ii ugh myself. A young man who
is agent Tor me at New York, fell from tae
the Boston and Worcester Railroad about four
wears since while they were running at the rate of
fifteen miles per hour, and received serious inla-
rv winch caused him to bleed nwar,ily, daily Tor
a year. Afier much persuasion, Induced HIM To
trv Mrs Gardners Indian Balsaui OF Liverwort.
He used or 10 bottles. Which entirely cured him;
he is now well as lie thinks nothing but
this Balsam could have saved his life therefore,
from experience, cheegtully recommend it 10 my
friends and the public, for coughs, colds. and all
pulmonary complaints, raising of Blood, &c. 1t Is
prepared and for salehy Nm. Brown, Chemist 45l
Washington ST. Boston. WM +. H.4RNDEN,
Conductor Of Harnden's Express from Boston to
New York. s. e. -
Price so cts. For sale in Bath, by E. WOOD,
2Ow35 ~ Central Wharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
CONSUMp YEON.

UNR s!JEN,S BAIsAM OF uOA RuOITND.
IJVERVORT. and pLEURISY ROO
Far consumn,,on and liver comnIa;nt colds congbs
sntting If blood. catarrb. asthma. duficuIty Of
breathing uain in the side paIpiation of the heart
onnression and soreness of the chest. peursy
hectic fever nioht syyents diaicun and nrofnse ex
necaraton md MI aflec,ous Of the chest lungs and
liver.
The Hoarhound, Lverwort, and Pleurisy Roo,
have for centuries been celebrated in the cure of
diseases &C the Lungs and Liver
ORD Allen. after n series of experiments. has
been able TO extract from these medical herbs. a
balsam. which exe-ts most wonderful effect in
curing the Consumption and Liver Complaint and
all other diseases of the Lungs and Chest So
great has become the reputation of DIR Aliens Bal
sam that i. is now used in the New York. Phadel-
min and Baltimore Hospitas. and in the private
practice of our most eminent medical men,
TG,ea, ' his Balsam is Of Great inheritance. The
nnmher of deaths amono chi dren from these dseas-
A. ia univ alarming. If parents wish to save the
lives of their children and themselves much trouble,
anx;etv and exnense. let them procure DIR B d
cold has any, fever. cough, or hoarseness, give a
,e.snoonrn of this medicine. and repeat il ifnecossa
nv eyen one teasnoonfnl will often effect an entire
cure. During the winter of 1899, rising of one
or Now Y ,S~ NE conseouence was that ,be
number of dea his among 5fnltren reduced to
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

The democracy of old Putnam are up and dong
We nave beard Of similar meetings ia several parts
Of the State. but have ne; had theie prcceedings-
The ball of correct prnc pies, Of real reform. IS IN
motion m tins State. started by the people inem-
selves; and va unto hm VINO shall have the temcr-
is to at,cmp, to arrest lis progress
At meeting Of the democratic party held II
Grcencasile. Putnam county, Indiana. on Saturday.
September It'll. I'LL. according 4 previous notice
ANDERSON 3. MATTHEW'S. Esq. was called
70 tne char. and WILL. :. TOWNSEND. E~q- vas
appointed Secretary wher,uPon the following ses-
olutIons were unanimously adopted
Upon notion os Judge J. +. Farley;
Whereas. The great democratic party have ever
advocated measures and ~; men. and as consc-
queHce ever wiling to express iAeir views upon
ali great measures. anu 10 approve What they TANK
rgat. irres gective OF the Individual by whom tie
same may be NJ ,ocated: Therefore.
Resolred. That We approve Of tie late message OF
Presd dent Tyler veiong the bill Tor the charter q
National Bauk.
Upon motion Of y 5. Townsend. E-q;
Resolvfd. That the extra session OF Congress =
unnecessary and uncalled for and evidence that is
authors were afraid 10 trast The 'so5'r. second
thought oil the people. lest the frauds and deeep-
oi ti- last year. by whca iaey came INTO pow
en- woal become manifest too soon tor thc,r pur-
poses auG that Lie3r measures al ileb and Taxa
neu perfectly IN character with those Of the eid
.llnlitonian Fedora. party
L sp.i ..ioii on 81 Judge =. i. Farley
EosoIc'.. fhst our T. preseniaiiyes "a ;be State
s4 -.uta re-.'e,.sia..y requested 10 sse their
.sst i4.4D- t.e neat session oi t!c ~
illns. s.tYG one.
/ ..aa notion q. Il 'esEs-t. E-q
Re,o.red. rant We recoiamens 10 our representa-
tyes N tae Stlte .egslature 90 devote their
attention 10 retrrnehfeni 81 the ordinary eNiens
o tie state government reduction 81 salaries
and The nUDOer u officers wherever tie same may
o. comp tio..s IN i..e pubic service.
20" notion. il was resolved that tie proceed
ngs OF this meeting b. published TIC Indiana
State ei'tnel.'
inc meeting was then aaj gsne3. s.ae die.
\. =. MATTHEW'S. C.ssEm.n.
WI =. Iow>ssSD, Secretary.
.--.-.- W,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
CONVERSATIONAL ANALYSIS.
sENATr

nc OH putting Tho Post Once department on
'hc Fea ury Tor support occupied the greater por-
ton 81 tins day session. The BIZ pro, .aes $751;,
o!' Tor the T"st o-lce seFv &c olt d tAe money
raised through the customs on" an amendment was
tackef 70 u 10 the course %! tue day, giving taFteen
additional clerks 10 tn bureau Oft AUDITOR o. The
department. lhis Is mover state 81 thiNg- ~ "Gf
'tcFernWeht. Inc fost Clce Department. once
paid revenue INTO the Treasury. = was subse-
gueniiy tie policy OF t1e Gosesnmant, Tat al rs
surplus tom productive routes should re SURRENDERED
30 open ne" oscHa'a % dispense inform ~ ana"5
tie people, and - giving rap.ify, at increased eN-
pensc' 70 Inc o.a oaes. Ia Ar. EA"Er tine, Hc
pushed tAs policy too Tar. AMI orotgtt the Depart
'nent IN debt upwards Of seven hundred th7nsan.
Goi. rs. lis successor Nr. kENDtbLl found tae
Department III 'i's stt,e, nd ~ rcticnclnent and
e-onomy' IN fourteen months paid OF us aeb;s.
without asking dollar iFlm the Treasury. Persc-
verng this course ios short time lon"r. he run
up surplus % s0vo',4 40 Us funds. II thea,
ia conformity with tHe sgirt and pol!cy OK The I'd
"in.stfatlcA' established about "ne tAousi"l new
anu 's-u '"' Pea au" '"c''i's O. ''t'-
S'lii'e - -'S o' o'.1S' ~ 4--J - pat "s' oi1'-
@ioN a1odt three han~se- f'Hies erect = ~ Con
- "i''" - ., t'| - '''se
u INC F.p~'c,7 o. 'ie system l""ch nom tne pro-
s'c.S - ''.."ss' average" q" increase % zen per
- '0'' '' - l'|'D az --'''-"S" '''S ''F'V'O-
'"'s "o' '"e e''euia''oh 'Hal al Ieast tisht per
CENT 0NS's' oV!""u pre-. ""s !'afs """ o. 'e-e''-
e - ~
,oi BUSINESS consequence OF thc suspension OF the
oa!'"s' ,e loSt 'iice revenue instead OF ihcreas-
ing leli OF lonf per cent. Af. NILES, Mr. AES-
DALI $ successor as soon as ihs was aSccr;aned,
commences TIE "o'N u re''e"sh'ns expensive in'-
ProNeueNts' % o'Hs TIE expenditure ".ti'n the N
T :, al" u nc "aa Feui,'"sd al iHc heaa 81 ne
% 0'c-' "''i'iis "ou'1 'r''e eeel ho4Fa 81 t.is
'''''~'"'! ~P'c@'lnh ''f it!! h''i'2" ~ a'.iaFs
- ','e ios' inc os'a''.si''''' II .'id
- - 49,
tcfl@-d ti's portion &" iae f6hAc service from the
- .. '''-~Ns - '."l''s'S upon -
~" -'-' ','s'' '-s '~'s'" "a .,'' N'Pa'-c ~
'@A''ns "i'.c" ~ '.'n'i'o sip-a me p-e"c al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

Gil. i8lovir- u. ourl a-r 3. se...9e
co1ica o. lae tculn-ai win nsafy whole c,oau Of
o.ts cry c1alr.s urra = Nannno,i fenffsiaf,' ai
use sies baTr ro f'-.,i 90 aesie q, ssssier
The Whg Governor OF North Carolina In his
message u tie Legislature 81 the state. IN NovetD
Der $40, 'ook ground directly ard explicitly Sc inst
S.iiona! bs.A.
Iae Senate of-the state q Ceorga n November.
'-4u. wb4cb i @e are aoi greatly ~ .,-keii hadi a
VII 2 uajosty, adopted ,he FLOWING among other
rc-g.gtoas.
..f.s 3d. ffat,ar power cai,er b.rs araay o,lef
rorrsan.a IS aat -iaas1.i Co ses. IT, le uiian.
s ~ necessary % eafy ito s-t aag power sfs.isd by
ilst .stfauiea.n
Ia tac speech of The Hon. Mr. Bernard. Of New
YORK. lv-rel ~ ihc House Ok Representatives.
June. -, that distinguished Wing said
Banking Is an un6l employment for the Gayemneu'-i,
IS oa' seous employment, 10 Whaes. hauts it may be-,
fiue. IA d.s' ana corrupt hanls pto.e
=" 'rs"s 81 aga'es.'a'' ea'a'",'y and io'."
~ the Gle-- .h- 0an nls, De made t. ,gsla in
r p1tca aiis VI tis couaisy, they enlist
e 900 iae eide o. Uegreni, u found bs .sss.sIOe
asd uvclsrse.Fnrg believe tbs auence susi,
VII Dc obtained ~ Tie sDp Ir.sl, Bii.
certain, steady, aai iiemeuaou, eject lA- thai banks
innocent .Asy 10 general 81 al interference pc-,
'"l harmless ley usually ant niu DE- usl.,
ia'oe "a t.li acto except by aud saut4ry equations
a"l by the ordinary laws 81 mones AM trade anI let L, a
Just it theneivrs. Yet iuA i1 laik.
eiPa3e Of berry eauinei BY tie & eernsni. .ee
'aD .sniaa aus eseines sri9e "irh sast anou"s 81
p1oc aHd popular - inius Fo.t,a matters may be male
% hoa f3v 81 AZ eias,s a'd sub.essy L.tcuuge sc
.atioa
"Sr NJ knows better han the p,e Tenn q the I'M
tel states Ill .ArDce winch tan- n's H. lnate held
IA politics. Aoiais T. better utaeissel Issa tie u.e
that maize OF is haak ualrute os sese, Of yeas
in the SAFE ..on ele Ae ani cale, be,est
panty Aere-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

John + Randolph. tae principa! chief Of the Ma.
mi nation. died on thc 18th inst. At bis residence
on the y. MaFy's river, Fort Wayne, IL Indi-
ana. lie was abou: 70 years Of are. lie lei. about
s2Oo,teo N specie, tes,des ;maicase quantities Of
rcsy valuable Fca. estate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

\ BcturIgUi. JO,iaLIMEar.-Nh hen tic Fort flea
ton D.i under discussion in the senate recent
y. 1is. Phelps, Of \ csmoat. advocated al amend
ment IN favor 90 iortiying frontier oftAat STATE.
and taxing some Gaze Of LAKE CAamp!aln. Re ad-
veFiec 10 what had been done by the Green Noun
tain boys ia the ate war, e.. e.. titcg ne lad
concluded Mr. Preston rose and sad, what he had
just heard from tie Senator had certainly lex Lsia
less cause - regret. /! the dcicnces were neglect
cd any where. no @Aese could they be 50 wlta les,
detrlaent T. The country than N Nerinont Ihc
gevy sfssR y ite Gran .N0aafita Boss t-ostG make
sre'g pass az lee IaermePgie, ana evsry ca,e q
Saiqalis"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

\ PoIirIcAL Boz Aior.--'.You see" SAID q
Jealous wing speaking 10 asdemacr.ic friend Of tie
unansul.ty OF the wing veto Congress on the IS
cal corporation bill, You 80 We VA Is a.! hang To-
seiher." 80 perceive, rejaned A,s friend. 'you
have plenty o; rope row. and Tie hanging is aatur.
i. consequence"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

Ncfo MEssAGE-As fast as tie news &C. lie We
to q. tie BANK Bil Is received through. coun-
Try .ac people spontaneously assemble 70 cougratu-
late themselves that the Constitution Il Sill prefer
vcd n rs integrity. and tie country saved from {
coTrupting cooperation tAroJg. consistency ofopu-
ion and hrmness OF purpose which, Under the ciscuu-
stances Of john Iy!cr's position, IS deserving q
marked co.nncndg,ion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

TIE VsTo Powra.-Air. Jefferson. in his writ
O. mon the constltutionaI.ty Of bank. SAYS
that / was "chiciiy :or cases. where they the Va
tional icgslature clearly misied by error an
billion interest. that the constitution has placed
cascE n .hc negative # the presde-,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
Rrlrcr.oNs -rhe Ma.h-n,.an corr,.n.r.lcn.

REFLECTIONS -Ihe Washington correspondent Of
the New ok Efl, under date ci;hc 95tb says-
The rejection r. Edward Everett rs Minister to tie
court OF IT. james, WIS c9nsummatcd at tie Tx
ccu'''e Session ye-iertay y .f,ur majority. The
attempt - RECONSIDER r:oyed unsuccossiG. b, the
same vote. Bala Badger VII not obtain s.nc.e
vote .ar bis confirmation and Is for Edward Car
uss You may set Aiin do@n already rejected. iac
mass 81 testimony bearing against him cannot be
resisted and his confirmation Is past .oPc. start
ing as i may see. evidence las been sch. Oh here
and placed IL tie possession OF the ~ z Sen
ators, rejecting severely on lis moral rc1t.talc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

hc writers of t.e money articles IN the New
Eora Herald and Philadelphia ledger. have. b.
tween them, made cat tue following list IT Bans
d f4u.;s. when have recently occurred, rather
been RECENTLY d scDterel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

FsA2IagToa. The GALL.poils BA.K ?Az..o,,,
sriLLsN gnl PaNIrIsuAUY.-sN sc stated H. 0,sr F,
that writ OF error ID been obtained iron. tae 81
pFene Court sitting ~ Cleveland, aud TIA. F4rr ue-
Ton @el.d De tae T. tsa.a county r. await ne.y
tr.a. Since then, sc learn that lis. taa .iooN.
arden O. tAe Pealtea,ars. sr.-ses r.s u, 49, i.c
~ soner on tue order os tn i.ta..s 10 ie
tain aim until tie decision - tae Curt III Hank
can b. obtained. The statesmen sayz int Sir.
an HOOK nas Ueen sell sssl egou tas- ultts..
Tie iaboT o. ;Ae cyayict hls oecn ,enael.- Dem
B1Aaer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

IA lnils.sa.l Aas bee- arrested II 81 L8u.s.
So 'eeied OF la. NJ been concerned "a the 5lrau.-
9. lie steamer Missouri.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

We copy ,he follow. ~ from the y asAinston cor
responacace Of tie Old school Republican and
OAio state Gazette." tie new Tyler paper recent
) established by relative Of Mr. Tyler Columbus,
Ono. We believe that the coa sc Of events VIII
prove the conjecturcs Of the writer in relation 20
The = Fiscal Corporation ard the cabinet. to be
correct