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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12

FIVE ire authorised announce iICBARD JET
Ferry, as "A candidate Office Of Recorder, for
Union county, 4, the August Election.
GIVE ars authorised Q announce ISAIAH OSBORN,
as candidate County COMMISSIONER the ensuing
August Election.
GIVE are authorized annoraca WiA1IIAN
HART, as Il candidate for Jucco Of III, Peace, the
lection to held expiration Of the OF Joan G.
Kibby.
e.z-Wc arc authorised to announce THOMAS
TYNER, rs a candIdatc for CouHrr ASSESSOR, =
tn ensuing August Election.
We are authorised announce JEREMIAH
l.. MEEK a Candidate for Assessor.
MIR EDIToR:--You will please insert the name
of GEORGE w. WHITMAN, in your paper SIS IA
Candidate 20 represent the people of WaHne
County in the lower House in the next LCgIs IA
turc. lie Will be supported by MANY VoTEKs
Cambridge My i9th, ISL
10 the Voters Of Wayne CouItV.-'rhe Sub
of County Treasurer, at tho ensuing August
Election Subject 10 the decision Of the Fcop!c
on the LIST Monday in August next.
DAVID MOORE,
CenIrovillc May 18th, ISL.
TO THE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY.
FELIov Cfrzrxs:-I offer Myself candidate for the
and if elected, pledge myself faithfully % d.srn2Tse
It's duties. Wy bisH >i-AIcN.
Centreyilc, May 10, ISL
10 tie Toters Of Uoyae Co,usty-Thn lhs-rhor Offers
himself a candidate Tor Of AI,tnr of Wayne
60 ntv, election, and II elected VIII
FRANCls KING.
April 9th 1911. SlG--a
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A d illustrators Sale.

Office hereby given that the Undersigned, admin
strators of John Hickman, late of Cnioh
county. Indiana deceased will offer for SALE at public out
crg On me 2h day Of june 1911, at 10 O'Clock, m
the late residence of said Hickman IA Ten
township. Union county,
One Hundred Acres OF Land,
situated said nhip. il said county Inc terms wi"
be made kaoyn on the day Of sale
B. NUTTER. .d;.;..,
W THOMAS,
Bv 5. MAKER. Their AIRY.
Liberty. May y, l-4i 2o-<Z
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faI ship Dissolved.

VIE partnership, heretoors existing between Gabriel
4 Strang nhd john Fleming, dissolved by mutual CON
sent; me business viii be continued by GABRIEL
hAN''' VINO vii set all the business hrm-
PERSONS indebted VIII please call and their accounts
GABRIEL STRANG.
Holm FLEMING.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12

join such committee may be appointed the part
the Senate consider and by token OF respect
may be proper Congress- Of the Uni
ted States the deep sensby the nation L
the the decease Of their President, William
Henry Harrison; and much OF the Message o
the President relates to that event be referee
the said commitGec.'
C9uanoittee-Messrs. Adams, O. Mass. " liiams, o
G.; Eesaenden, Of Me- Campbell. OF c. AtheF'op.
If Dawson of Geo; TiIIinghast. of r L; Pope Of by
Of Ono; Greg, Of Y; White Of La: Aycrigg. Of
Wallace, Of Int Sergeant OF Penn; Miller, OF No; Rod
ney, OF Del; Cross, Of ARK: Johnson, Of Md Howard o.
Mich; Taiiafer-o, of Va;
! SENATE, June ;, ISL
| Mr.. Clay, Of Kentucky, presented n ''resolutron
instructing the Committee on Finance tn bring IN
a bill TO REPEAL THE SUB TREASURY law" lie
! forclblY, though briefly, urged prompt action on
this subject.
| Mr.. Wrigh, was not disposed 10 Office, the
passage OF the resolution without loss OF time, II
i, could be modified so as to permit the Commit
tee on Finance TO enquire into the expedicncy''
Of tie repeal Of the measure III question.
Mr.. Clay promptly accepted the proposed mod
fcation.
Mr.. Calhoun expressed his great surprise that,
after the creation (yesierday) of committee to
take the whole suhjec. OF the Currency and Els
cal Agent under consideration 1t should have been
thought necessary TO present this subjec. again
before them, in the form proposed. After
the creation of new Fiscal Agent whether
u. States Bank or anything else--the Sub Urea
SurS might bc ftIcatCUr But IG NI5Htu sotIitOi5
the other side 10 present without reserve or
mystery their substitute for the Sub TrcasurY,
before repeating n measure for which he Mr..
Caihonn) had been contending for years. He
moved, therefore, amced by referring 10 the
Committee finance, with the repeal of the
Slb-TreasIry, Tho task Of proposing "A substitute.
Nj. Clay objected to such amendment. and
stated his reasons for presenting the repeal IN adj
vance nt the regular train Of financial measures
now in preparation. Explanations cnsucd, III Tie
course OF which it appeared that Mr. Calh'un
had ,iot distinctly heard tho modification proposed
bv Mr.. Wright and accepted bv Mr.. Clay. Mr..
Calhoun however still sustained his amendment.
After some discussion between Nessrs. Clay
and RIvcs. the amendment rejected. and the
passed
I.ousE REPRESENTA-
Mr. BARNARD, Of New York, moved t. take
mp his resolution for the appointment of two
iecl committees. ono on the subject of the
rcucv and fiscal agent, and the other the
distribution Of the proceeds of the puGic lands.
After some remarks from Messrs. PIcKENs and
the House refused by large ma jor-
-. to act upon the resolutions.
The resolution OF MIR. WISE, respecting the
rules Of the House, with the amendment offered
hv NJ. ADAMS, resembling tho rule excluding alb
JIi!iun petitions, was then taken up. There was
great struggle for The floor, but Mr.. WISE first
,aught ;3e Speakers eve. Mr. WISE spoke. rs
lid also Dir. WM. COST JOHNSON and Others,
" hen the resolution as lad ever.
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NEW SHOE. SHOP.

STRANG, has hand a good assortment, of
~. BOOTS and SHOES and viii make TO order i,
hrst STYLE nll kinds of work the snme 10 stand
repair for nothing Country produce will be taken IN
exchange for work.
Richmond. May 29th, IS4l. (2D l0-,f
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The Palladium been selected by tie Secretary of
State, medium for the publication Of the Jaws of The L
states, in this part OF the State of Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DANIEL SINKS. DANIEL STRATTAN
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STATE SENATE,
LEWIS BURK. VIM. ELLIOTT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23
49,
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

HoUse OF DELEGATEs-Dec.1 II.
The most important item ia the pro-
ceedings of the house on the nth, was a
bill reported by Mr.. Baldwin from the
committee Of courts Of justice for the re-
lief of sheriffs, who have received. the
Wheeling Bank notes in payment offs
es.
On the 18th little also was done ex<
cept the presentation of petitions, reso-
iutions aud amendments thereto, the
greater part Of which were of an unim-
portant nature. In relation to the Banks,
Mr.. Scott of Fauqnier offered resOla-
ton, shat leave be given to bring in
bill to provide Tor the suspension, until
the lst Of April, 1912, Of so mach of
the act passed 18th March, 1841, con-
corning the Banks OF this Commonwealth
as subjects the said banks from and after
the lst of January. 1912, to the receives
ry OF the amount Of any note or debt
due from said Banks by motion upon ten
days. notice, and to the payment Ct IL
per cent. interest upon any note, bill or
check, in case Of non-payment thereof in
specie on demand To this resolution
Mr.. Kennedy offered the following a
mendment: And also to bring in bill
authorizing the Banks after the 1st day
Of January to issue notes Of a less denom-
ination than S., and not less than 81,
until the time specified in the resolution
4 debate here ensued which we have not
room to notice, Hor DO we deem itheces.
sary to do so.
On the 18th and 18th little ofinterest
occurred in either house. Nor will there
be any important business transacted us.-
Til after the hol4 dayS.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23
A few VIRGINIA sCRIYENERs
for sale at this Office.
TO MEET THE DEVIL

FHEP-1RE 1O.HEEI The DEFILu
We don't mean his satanic majesty
who lnhabits the Internal regions Oh
no; we have reference tc Our Devil, Eho
has carried your papers to you during
the past year, through all kinds OF wealth
er. He respectfully announces to his
kind patrons, and all those who want
counting house almanac, that he will visit
them on Saturday morning next being
Christmas day. with an ADDRESS, in
which he appeals to their magnanimity
AID good nature-jpst to Jark GER a
little Of IL: II sspsrfuous 'spEI.TER,'
in order that he may be enabled to spend
the approaching hoIyda,s in cheerful
manner -'rejoicipg with those that dore-
joice.' Now don't forget the Devil, gen.
lie reader. for va are quite sure he nevet
forgets You.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23
Elre Ia tlae HFeunfains!

Not in any of our mountains--tlis
mountains Of Shenandoah and Pase-but
in some other mountains there is. doubt
less, fire. Amt that sage conciusions
If you won't answer. good people, will.
1t is one Of the sagest immaginabe But
its sageness does not equal that Of the
one which | now derive from all unqGes-
tionable premise. 1t is this (: If YOU DO
not. my kind patrons, pay what you owe
me for subscriptions, &c. before the lst
Of March, 1842. | STALL be compelled
to do oi'hout it,! Now you
won't reduce me TO that alternative. will
yon? Come, spunk up, and pay what YOU
awe the Sentinel Office 10 Samuel C.
Williams Esq. or, at the time limited a.
bove. will be under the stern necessity
of employing collector 10 wait upod
you.
J. V. RIDDEN, Proprietor.
November 4. 1941.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23

Senate. instead Of Mr.. Clay, who was
chairman at the Extra Session. and vino,
it is presumed. declined to continue 10.
occupy that position at the present SEES
sion OF Congress. lie has an able sue
cessor. --.Naf. Int.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
The Senate Committees.

WAsHISGros, Dec. l5.- The Stand
ing Committees Of the Senate were an
nounced yesterday, and are without any
material alteration from last session. -
MIR. Evans, of Maine, 10 called to pre-
side over the Finance Committee eff the
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23

CENSUS FOR 1910.

Official epitome of the whole popuIa-
ton OF the States and Territories of the
United States. exhibiting The general az
gregate amount of each description Of
persons by classes.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23
Total number ofmales, 1,246s4oa

Total number of females, 1.240,805
Total number of slaves, 2,497,2f3
Total aggregate" 17,oo2,5oo
White persons included in the
foregoing, who are deaf
and dumb, under ii years
of age, 1.9f9
or is and under %, 2.056
Over 25 2,7O7
White persons included in
the foregoing, who are
l. blind, 1924
Who are insane and idiots
at public charge, 4,529
Who are insane and idiots
at private charge, lO,17a
In Agriculture, 3,7E ,75o
Total number Of per-
sons employed As miners, 15,aos
In Commerce, 1889
In manufactures and trade, 79l.S
In navigation Of The ocean, S6,oe5
In navigation Of canals, lakes
and rivers, 55.ool
| In learned professions $3.50
Slaves and colored persons in
cluded in the foregoing,
who are deaf and dumb, 977
| Who are blind, 1882
| Who are insane and idiots
at private charge, 2,o93
Slaves and coored persons
included in the forego-
ing.who are insane and
! idiots at public charge. 884
Total number of pension
| ers for revolutionary Or
| military services, 2o.797
Total number of universi-
! sites or colleges, l55
Total number of students
| in universities or colle-
ges, 1928
| schools, 3,242
OF students in academies and
grammar schools, l64, 159
Total number Of schol-
ars in come on schools, 1,845, 244
OF scholars at public charge, 468, 1854
OF white persons over 20
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01

Sharing AiHgators, the Mahratta
warsays Major Napier the British camplay on the
banks Of a large tank swarming with alligators,
and he proposed the following way OF destroying
those disagreable neighbors There were nu-
merous bamboos growing round the tank, possess
ing all the elasticity of ayew-bow, one Of these
WIS to be bent 10 the ground, and fastened to
tent peg, driven in suffic iently to make il retain
that osition. This done, dog was to be next
tied down close 10 the peg, and rope with nun
ming knot fastened in such manner 10 the bam-
boo that the alligator must insert his head into
the moose before he could reach the cur, which he
would seize, and attempting TO bear away, tear
up the tent peg; the bamboo, released from its
hold, Immediately rebounding with such force as
TO carry aoft the whole trio-dog, peg, and croco-
die. Twenty or thirty bamboos were accor-
dinghy baited; and so successful was the expert
ment that not an eye was closed that night in
the camp, from the dreadful believing Of the
monsters they were swung TO the winds OF
heaven. Next morning there was displayed The
finest crop Of bamboo fruit ever witnessed, every
tree bearing its burden Of tent peg and Parlah
dog, and an alligator some already dead others
in their last agones. The disturbance caused by
their roaring had, however. been so great that
the Generel put stop TO the sport In the next
davis orders.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01
MARYLAND.

Eennsylpania Bank BiH--The bill for the relief
OF the Pennsylvania Banks has finally passed the Le-
gslature, the Senate on Saturday having concurred
in the amendments made in the House. 1t was to be
presented 10 the Governor on Monday The bill is
in substance follows:
Sec l. Provides that the Banks Of the Common
wealth shall be liable for the payment of their debts
individuals by law liable and that the extra
ordinary penalties shall be repealed
Sec 2. Gives the Banks the privilege of issuing
small notes TO the amount of fifteen per cent their
capital stocks, for period Of five years.
Sec g. The total amount of debts and liabilities, ex-
elusive of deposits, not TO exceed double the amount
of the capital stock
Sec A. The stocks owned by the Banks (exccpt of
this Commonwealth not TO exceed 10 per cent ofthe
amount Of their capitals respectively provided that
no investments already made shall be compelled TO he
reduced more rapidly than ~ l2 per cent every 80
days.
Bank to be permitted to loan its funds. Also fixes
limit the loan of directors proporoncd to the capi
tails of the Banks.
Sec g. No loan to he made to the cashiers tellers
clerks, &c, Of the banks respectively.
Sec. T. Abolishes the proxy system of voting for
officers
Sec g. Persons to be eligible as directors to own
amounts OF stock proportioned to the capital of the
banks respectively. No persons TO be director in
more than one bank at the same time
Sec. O. Frauds by directors and officers provided
against.
Sec. 10 No dividend allowed greater than seven
per cent, and the excess TO form contingent fund
ono half of which is To he paid into the treasury.
Sec. ID Dividend of five per cent. allowed during
a suspension.
Sec - Returns of the condition Of the banks pro-
vided for.
Sec. a. Provides penalties in said reports be
moi properly made.
Sec. is Makes it the duty of the secretary TO for
ward copy Of the to the banks for their accept
ance and the Governor to issue proclamation upon
receiving their answers
Sec i6 Repeats former acts inconsistent with this
one
Sec. II. Authorizes the capital of the u. States
Bank if the stockholders desire it, TO be reduced to IA
millions and the bank to be released from part OF her
bonus.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01

BARNABY RUDoE" is the title Of a new work, now
in progress, by Boz" We have received from F
Taylor, numbers and 2.
The LAW LIBRARY, for April, has promptly made
its appearance and contains Vol l. part contnu.
ed, )" Of Roper on Husband and Wife.
The PATRIARCH, or Family Library Magazine,
is the title of new and, should think highly use
full monthly work, designed to define and enforce the
doctrines of nature and revelation which designate the
Family, ], as the great social organization q
primary school Of education. g. As religious ins
tuition, The present number contains several engra
wings, and among them portrait of the editor Rev
R. w. Bailey. New York, Jonathan Leavit: Wash
ington Joseph Elter.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01
CHARLESTON. S. G.. March 27.


The Hon. W. C. Preston.--This distinguished
Senator did not leave this city for Columbia, until
yesterday morning having been detained since Tues
DAY last by sudden indsposition, from which, we
are happy to say, he has recovered Courier.
The Official Circuiar.-We have read this docu-
ment with much pleasure. II il speedy practical full
himent OF at least one Inaugural pledge.
Inc determination expressed in the circular prompt.
~ 10 dismiss all delinquent officers in money matters is
also pralseworthy step, and should be vigorously
forced ID
The Maugurai--We are ahundantly satisfied with
Gen iARRlsnN's inaugural declarations the sub
lec OF slavery both in the States and in the district OF
Coumbia they breathe the spirit Of the patriot and
conform to the principles OF the
lest the wisdom of the statesman, and worthy of a
chief magistrate, who, with a love inherited from a
revolutionary sire, chershes our glorious Union as at
the palladium Of rights and the temple of
tional liberty and national concord. Still admit,
that neither Of these matters does the inaugural ad-
dess cosian any specific pledge-nor would any such
pledge have been proper III itselfnor il necessary
6 to secure the South"-b
The Courier winds up long and favorable review
Of General Harrisons doctrines with the following
We regard Gen HARRIsoN then as the hereditary
the constitutional, and the patriotic friend of the
South and in spite of the Msrcury's misyiyngs and
the sneers of one who writes nonsense under the
of Common Sense in the Greenve MountaiReer
repeat the signal three times three for OLD TIP
throughout the South and throughout the land"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01
FOREIGN ITEMS.

SiR Ashley CooPER.-A remarkable anecdote is
recorded OF this eminent surgeon, which, fortunately
for science and mankind led the way TO the general
ext nsion OF that skill and ability which have
largely benefited both. A boy thrown from
cart in young Coopers presence and wounded in the
emeral artery. Great hGmoIrhage ensued Cooper
Immediately went 10 his relief and with great prese
Of mind, instantly made his handkerchiefnt tour
nque and applied il so scientifically to the thigh,
succeed efectualy in stopping the further flow of
blood, which would otherwise in few minuter have
proved fatal Sir A. Cooper has been often heard to
declare that the mental qualification which resulted
from having thus saved the life Of feow-creature
inspired him at with almost romantic desire to
become a surgeon.-1imes.
A Partisan perfumer has invented soap, which he
calls Saron Themometre der Amour Thermometer
oflove soap.
| The old names in law processes Of John Doe and
Richard Roe, we find, by announcements in some
Irish papers, likely 10 yield To the popular
modern names Of Samuel Weller lessee, &c. re.
Samuel Slick, the casual executor"
Her MAJEsTY.-It is stated in CT cles likely TO bo
acquainted with the fact that her Majesty is again in
an interesting situation" at once exciting the hopes
AMI sympathies of her loyal subjects. Globe (ministe-
rial paper
is striking family likeness to George the Third in
the countenance Of the litle Princess Royal
| A ROYAL FATHER's EyEi-A gentleman who has
the honor Of assisting Prince Albert in his English
studies, being at the Palace, asked by his ROYAL
tiighness if he would like to the Princess. The
answer may be guessed. The Prince Immediately
proceeded the nursery, and brought the infant in
his arms to the gentleman. " To YOU" his Ro-
yal Hghness aHably remarked, I" suppose children
all alike; hut 10 my eye this little girl appears
more beautiful than any other infant have seem
| Court Journal
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01

Louisiana purehase.-Jeherson gave eieren millions
Of dollars for Louisiana, and tho government have re-
ceived since the purchase $4 53921l for the sales Of
public lands->three and half millions better than
the purchase money besides having on hand six mil
lions OF to SELL within the boundaries of the
State
The sales Of public landsin Louisiana fom Janu-
airy 1889, TO January l, 1910, footed as follows:
sos, 800 II 100 acres, amounting TO $S22 0SO 40 tho
Nachitoches land Office exceeding in sales the other
four offices, (Opelousas, New Orleans, Ouchita and
Greensburg) in the State.
The ensuing nine months, from January {, ie4o, to
October ls Of the year. the sales at the Ouachita
office exceeded any other in the State The total at
all the offices for the nine months of land
1901 26IOO, amounting to $lS9,S75 o. Vicks-
burg Free Trader
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01

keep il before the people" that the U. S.
Government is without fiscal agent
"Keep it before the people" that the Sub
treasury is impracticable and ought TO be re-
pealed. :,
keep it before the people" that sound and
uniform currency is indispensable for the go
vernment and the country
''Keep il before the people" that Martin Van
Buren, left behind him national debt of 40 mil
lions.
"keep it before the peoplen that the tariff
must be equalized, and the revenue made aque-
quate to the necessities Of Government
"Keep it before the people" that Martin Van
Buren, came into power with $26,00O,0OO in
the public Treasury.
.Keep it before the people" that there is no
good reason why, in time OF peace, Martin
Van Buren, should not have left twice that sum
in the Treasury.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01
EpuIr AND nRNAMENTAL TREEs.

ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.-Tho
l. subscriber again invites the attention OF his Gus
toners and the Public generally to his Nursery do
has now on hand assortment Of Apple, Peach
Pear, Plum, Cherry and other fiuh trees, ornamental
trees and shrubbcry for streets, lawns ara gardens
Amongst those Of large Aianihus, or Tree OF
Heaven, Sugar and Silver Naples, Ems, Lindens,
Poplars Aspcns and others, with beautiful collec-
ton Of Firs and Pines in excellent order for trans
planting.
Trees will be delivered in any part OF Washington
or Georgetown; and, when wanted for distant uans.
portation, will be packed in boxes or mats at small
additional charge.
Catalogues can be had application at the stall Of
the proprictor, in the Centre Market, at the Seed
Store OF Mr.. j. r. CalIan, in Washington, and Of Mr.
f.. M Ln,hicum Georgetown, where all orders re-
ceivcd will he promptly attended to.
The Exotic Department is now receiving additional
enlargement and care. For the convenience of cos
toners an agency is established at the Seed Store Of
Mr. J. F. CaIlan, where a constant display of bloom
ngplants will be found, and bouquets furnished at
the shortest notice.
Small size fruit tr,cs shrubbery, rose bushes, cot
tngs for grating green house plants &C. will be put
up order in small packages for transportation with
travelling baggage to suit the convenience Of persons
going a distance.
JOSHUA PIERCE, Near Washington.