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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Gine Gttmuc.

9Etetcrim tdtcn mir eincn ncIlcr 9cpeis
Dor uue, toe cin ieeer her Cit Sttmmred,t
bat, bci ie9lifer BaM feline Stimme eill0es
ben fclItc. g1ir haten fdcu 6ftcrs 0efud,t
eem pubIifim ole g8id,t9fcit eirrr cin,iocn
Stinmc be9reifld, al MAIDEN, habcn in eiCicr
Nmitd)t allies oethan ipa6 in INTERN ,Sr1ftcn
Rnnb jebcd, fub unlcre gmffcrcerunQeu,
eaB bel aLcu gEahleu fcin Stimmcnocr at
Nauie blelben mtchte, INNER nubeadltct 0Cs
bllcbeu. Vei Der nenlldlcn 98dH 1T III bem
@endtrrtdIsD Dtitritt beftehcno aus Sen @auns
fteS slllegbenp nno Butler, SNr. @ccrQ
. Darfe Der GjcgcnmnIrcr @aueicat, nur
nit et rter 9 mmc Wcbrbcit eurihlt
pcrben. Gtefe eiusi9e Stimmr it nicbt al,
lcin rcn 9rceer 9RidltigfeitpeiI Ie Nrn. Dars
Ne eripdhIte, irnbern fIe 9ett and ;u aleidrr
8et Der eemcfrdttideu toarrilpu portbet ei,
nc Webrheit IN bem Scnat. Tae cine
Wtebrbeit i'm Sennt ;u baten, uiCjt Uru letr
grocer Widti9feit it, piro niemdno bc(freis
ten, tneem in benz S.auIe Der RcpreIcutdntcu
Die 9cfo Scfes cine areee Wehrbcit babeu,
iino neil Der @cupcrnor audi III Der n6mlis
den partbei qehCrt. Tamit nun baf Die De-
incfraten eine Wcbrhcit m Gem Scuat ha.
fcn, mag mandem llnteil, peld,es bic 9cfc
BctcS ilber rlnicrn Staat bGtten triracn fGns
ncit, Sdranfen SFleet lctn.
Nifc Narriieu Cemcfrateu, ibr tpotrrr
YrcaHbe Rure6 9eljcbten 8aterlaubcs bal,
trt'esd, oies i'm @jeoddltns, entIcbliegt cud
arfeiR'nal feiue suflinftiQc Watf an prrldu
fiIen, tpeTn tbr Hidlt surd Rranfhet eapcn
.abgebalteH tperoeu fotttct, ater fiibret aud,
ben &utld1lHe aus. eaet euct, nie Surdb cue
er innerifes @jefilbi zen 8crwurf aemad,t
ssueroeH, rag ibr ourh eas Gittcinoeben ells
rer Sfimmeu ben Staat lcincm llnteronna
aeteu seIaeer, rter car nnics
nr fheuer erfdufteu 9ledte einer 9iette Gcrs
Thueneer imb BhHetrsr IN bic naHee eeocs
ben hahE bic biefefbs nit ,tassn trcteu, bic
Hur fur ihre Saesr frreen, uuo bel tcucn Sas
@5emeiuipcbl bloc dls etRe 9sriuSs NrtcnIas
die tetradtet wirc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Saltet snst brrstf : sect femmf ber
lziEr{fur.

Die Gpniuieicnsrs epm eerfs eonntu has
ben sine slnIfrreefHng an bie siffefIers erges
ben Iaeeit, bae iie ouf uper pcr psm l2ten
nddifen ylcpemter in ihrer 9Imtsfiube aurns
fen NIB ihre 0crfd,riften In Smpfdna nehs
men lcIleu, fur Die Sd,dBnna pen alien iies
eenbenl unb prrlbnIitem @igenibnm, ipie
caS @eiee porfhreibt.
sliid, bic @cmmieicners ucn eeha GAINS
tp ireroen 1T jiurlem eineu dbnideu @efehf
eraeben Iaeen. Cicjengen aIie, bic nid,t
glaubten eas Gin fcIhc6 eSeIee rriIiirr, uers
ben MN IN tpcnigeu 1agcn pcn hen sliIc0crs
caUpn llber,etiat nereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Ger 1Uee le6cmSio. .

cn TeusOrleanS fel an 5tcn Setcbcr fpl,
9enoer llmlfano Dor:
Sin juuger Mann, Der baS @efbe Tieber
bate, 9laubte man, habe an bemfslten sbtno
cas- 3sttlid'e NIT benz gfpiaen perpc6falt.
Cte 9sherisen 8crbereitIiu9en fpurceR 70,
aleld, fur frtuc VecrbialtHg gemad't. 9lls
man Inn aber in bic eaoc leoen pcttte frraHg
er anf uno frna erifdunt, mas man beun NIT
ibm MAIDEN lueiIte. Bad, osn leBten 9es
lidten 9laat:e mau eae er seuefen ipires.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Sh,pimmifiiblr, cine neue grduouno-

ShtptmmltittIe, cine neue grfucuna.-
Gin gerpifcr lHerr SO. s.. Seeut pcn EeuDcrf
hat cine 9rt Stiible erfuneeu, Die man in
llugliidsfdaen auf Shifen ais 9eftarparate
gebraudIen fam. lie Stiibte GIno aIeid, ace
ir6huliden Stiiblen, nur NIT eem llHterfclie,
&c, oae inter ihneu Gin blsdenes nit acprees
ter eaft asfilttes 5iifhen anaebradt it. Cic
in bic Stfden ein9epreete Snft in fart ges
mug, eincH Wrnidlen auf cem QRafrr III ira,
9Cu nao bas llnterGnfcn III rerhGtcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Shfp 0Rnhf.

Ttc geridtc urn oiefcm Stnnt fCmmen
uur lanoGdm elm; bic llr1ade bicrucn mao
lctn, neil fein Gjcupern6r uch @rugrrs, Wdns
nrr sripdhlt murben. gIud, in bisfem Staat
waren bic Wnbleu uu9cmeiu Sd,rad,. 9lle
unlere 3citlln0 CUR prefr gicng fcnnte man
nod, nidjt tCitimmt tpi6ru mas bic Stdrte
Der peridicccucn pdrtbctcn in ter nddbacu
@eice9ebuHg iein nirc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
SenmcEce.

9tu6 tem Stnnt6 Sdaemciifsr8 9srittt
biefcs Stnats srfeteu mir bae bic @innabs
men Der Staats'Sdobfammer, in cen lcbteu
Srpei Sdbreu, ftf III s65O,339 %, nno bic
gIusgabcn su s379,744 Is beliefen, weGd,s6
cine Silans ocn SIl9,590 AZ in Der SdaBs
TANNER ilbri9 ld6t. Gn Der StaatssSdass
TANNER bon 3enrg6cC fcbtes alIo beIirr aus,
als III Ger bon Tenn1Dloanier.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Gefbst 9SPrIbcirntbcf.

lluIiuaft oerbciratbete TdI Elm 9elptGer pre-
bigger III Bottom fclbft gu cinem jungen Wdbs
dlen. Sene @emcinbe rurhe tapon in
Rcnntnis gCieet meltte cine }{lagfld,e 0c9eu
ibn itiftctc. GaS @crid,t berurtbeifte ibn ,u
elmer Iweijibrigcn 3udtbauSfrnfc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Die gtnatsfdbulSem,

Dic SduIeen DC: Yerihirorncn Staatel
Der Union bClnlfcn iidN ouf 5000, 600 OOO.-
Ter @jrupcrnSr uCn WliidffIppi III bn9cgen
caB fcin Stadt bic i'm lIuslnnbe grmadtc
Sd'nIrcn bCSnbicu icII. CieS wfrbe jetcd,
einrn Sdaneacf Ouf unlere LUTON prrfer,
Der uidt mrbr fp teidt pcgjupnfden wdrr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Teuer.-2lm ocrleetcn Gcnntd9 trdurs
tc bic Sdrusr beS SHr Charles Sit9rcdres,
@Iq. IN pbiltp6burN TsnsScrfcD, @aitcn 8c'
orndber, nit alcm StHbaIt bis anf ben @rnno
nieoer. Ter Bcrfnitif fdWer, icbcd, bobrn
mir cen gelauf osBeIten nidt pcrnommen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
9Ic Gtaatsfesulb nnp Sic g,aufen

G5 it iett eefpis cas Die ecfp SCfcs eiie
<zesfee Mebrheit MitaIireer in tas S.ans Der
iRerge(entanten cieles StGafs aewdblt has
ben. Die ;pei 9rcee Maeresein oiefer Sis
tIna srerbsr Gd1 auf Ole Sanfen bcsieheu,
nno mie @elo aHfBctrieteH tpetben fiun, nm
fic Sntereficn Ger StaafeidmIo gu besnhen.
4Ra6 Ger Gicuuernrr heepeaen auempfebIrn
xjrs, If uaiiirIiG npdl niclt tefannt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

9 fen dhneu ium 8erfauf-
Ter @onrcaer BON Staote IeuDorf ,eiat
an, oaB er am 3ten Mcntnge i'm ndd,lfen
sIpriI, auf SIufticn gum 8erfduf ausbietrn
3wei @iienbabnen nit alien ibrfn 91editrn--
bic Stbita uno Swegcs nno bic @ntsfiIt unb
S1nnjebnrie @iienbnhu- fIe bic Suffers
eiIen auf ren Strd uidt br,ablt bnben, pels
deu Der Staat gencmmcn I'M Dem llnternebs
men Sn bcIfcr,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
8Oupcrm1r SJpif.

@cuocrn6r pcIf bon 3enncfee cmpfiebIt
Der Gielce9ebuna III lciner renliden @ctfhaft,
icgIcid Gin @rlee III paf1rer, nm eic Bans
fen ju sptnqen wirccr SiIterSnhlungcn ans
iufan9en @r 0laubt ale Ganfcu i'm Stdat
(cicn i'm Stdnbe Silbcr5ahlun9en on;ufaue
gen, ircnn man ibuen rdSu bic Ssb6rige 3cit
erlaube.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Scntucfo SSai;rm.

lie Rai,cn Grntte ica ticfcs Satr in
JeuhdD ietr fdleht aueaefancn feir. Nilr
cine 9leibs ron cahrcn mar eics raIeltit Ger
5an, uno man 0ldutt eos Die Sd,uIo taran
lir9e, eae cie @dueru inlmer nieeer Die MIN,
lide Wai;cnirrte fden, eie fTe ftcn pcr Is
rnc 90 3atren sefdet baten. Sang sliubs
lIdi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

@eIbilmerb b. eanieI pdvu, brr
fIebhdtfr pfe rFuicroeten Ularu 9lrger5,
irlirbe EpcrlebtfH Dreitaa ~ 6ctrffn IN ber
Jidbe rfs plaisee tcot gsfunceu, spo Der peid,,
nam BEE uiiglIidIihen D2dodlene gffiiureu
irdrc. gerfdliebsne lImifdnoe bered,tafen
81 cem @Ianben, rae er fd leIbft entIeIbt
babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Souoerbares W1iegefdtd.-
Der St. ecuis 9iepubIifau Idat, eieIen herbif
habeii 8 Dnmpfb6te unfere 99bdrffs rerfal'
fen. fur Gen Srlenne teifimmt. Seefs eies
fer @rte pcrfanf, che es een @eifimmungecrt
erreidlte- @ier bon ben flinf B6ten giengen
oerlcren, itur bel einem gelnug ee oem @npi'
ian ben eed 81 Itcpfen une ens WaGer aus'
supilnipen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Nauicl SSe6ltcr.

Gin @srildrt 1T I'M llmlauf oas S,r, @ets
fer III Sprseui feinen Sts in benz Cabinet
nieoerlegen ipiires
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Die GiIer9iefcrei Der nerren Z. 3. 8arnS
irno @cmp, in YiidImcuo 8irgnicn if am
pprlebten Scnntag NIT etliden lidb nahe cas
bei brfincsucen @etdlben atgebranut. @srs
luft $4,000.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Stroseuraub.- b. Sin Warftmann
wuroe auf Der 0iepcnlct 3mnpeititraee, in
Quiucn WaTad)uIetts, firth Wcrgcns am 9.
oieIcs Wcnnts eurd Smei Wdnner ternutt,
etner oerrlben ftIu9 ods pfero nit einem
SdIdael nieoer pdhreno Der anoere ibn (elblt
crgrif unc lein @clo fcreerte. gr aab ibn
alien leien Wedfel ben er in Der 3aIte hat,
te, aber Der 9r6eere 1tsiI, in 8antncteu bes
ltehcno, lpdr ior9fiiti9 in ieiueu Stirfsi prrs
tcrgen. @r Idrie Iaut fir 0hlfe abr ete
9idubcr cntflcbcu che Johlfe berbsifam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
General Gcutt.

Die pittsbur9 @a;cttc bat eieicn SHefrcn
uro Staatsmann audi fir 9reGornt an ici'
ucr MditipiBc ouf9cifedt. Hcdt lc-"gbre
esm lIe 9CbnbrCt."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Gir 9olimcre Scrre fact "Su unicrcr
@itD mrrocu in ipeni0eu 3a9eu srpci crer
mebr Ganfsu tpiCoer SilterSablnn9eu anfans
gen. M'ho man tics AUDI balo bon pbIa,
eelpbia b6ren p?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

6r. Gjutelius, S,eraus9ebrr Der "llnicn
Star," pllpee filrjIidh aus einem Wnaen acs
worfen, brad eiu Sein uuo it ncb nebenoem
0efdbrli6 perwuneet noreen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

gcrton, Gnafaubs Soaliptfaef, sdblt 1000
Soduler, 5000 z Sd,ncieer, 230O Sdlnhmadrr,
$500 9teprfateu, 1000 geoer, 100 Weeger,
1000 Sdulen il00 Npethcfer, 1900 Stctc,
nialwdarcnbdnelcr, 100 GiaHwirthe, 1000
Rdlefrdmer, 100 JtohIeubdueler, 490 pfanc,
oerleiher, 1000 @pneitcieieu, $50 9lerNc :;
nno ncd cinmal ipoiel, ,rie eielc alle, .arme
uuo Uierndl lcoieI 9lduber, 8etril9sr, Ticbe
uno IcnIliqes Gjeltnod.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Ter ehrm. s,r 6 g y pcn Wheeiing murs
&c HrnIicb pen eineu piere foot sefdliagcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Eu0b Sicbs elmer Der Ganal @cmmiilTcncrs
ffarb am pcrIeBten Dcnnerifa9 III leiHer QHcbs
nun9 in WafdIin9tcn @auntD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
Scr ndd,ifc 9Breiiccrt.

9irulid pntte cine 9rcee 8olfs,8srfamm.
lung in gancafer uno enc aueere in Aeams
@auutD 9ebaIteu, bel pelhen beioeu Ser.
gerfammlungen
@jcn. 9Sinfielo Sectt.
ais @antirat fir bic nddlc gyrrTeentcn Stel.
le anempfcblcn ipurbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Wian ,ptrb aus bieiem 9eridt erieten Sae
mir Sm. Sdjmirt Urn gudS, eincn @cnlsr.
petUe, ben eCfcs 9c9eben haben. gBir ers
balten atrr tenncrb cine Webrbcit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27
QSABlberieGt.

6olasnee Stimmcn wurecn bciter 1reten gee
baltencn 9Sabl flIr 9euoeru6r cin0cseben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

Sbige Scridlte fnc nidt ale cfieira, ecdt
fennsn &c aIs ;ieniiid, ridltig anaeiehcu mers
oeu. Z. a. perters Wshrteit ipigo ungrfibr
q, eco Snnimcn fem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-27

0cIgsnbee IN cine eiis Der Dlitgiiroer rsr
nddHfu Gieleesebung
Gendf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-24
JAMES RARIDEN
TIE WILDERNESS

NORTH MANCHESTER We take pleasure in
giving publicity to detailed accounts of the
improvements in country, and particular
iy in state. II NAV be thought
wrong that an American should ndu e in section
al feelings respecting the different portions Of
common country; but must admit that owe
contemplate with peculiar deligh the rapid march
of mprov ement in Indiana. The town, the name
Of which appears at the head Of this article, per
haps not known 10 twenty of readers, yet from
the description given Of ii by friend, which we
publish below, 1t is quite furnishing village:
"Sevcra houses viii go up this We
have as good a sawm as the re is in the state, in
town, first rat lie grist mill half mile below,
ether grist mill and four other saw mills within
miles AMI considerable water power within 3
miles ;..,P.~~ co. Tto'o - 1''"~''----' -
Cabineimakcr, l Tanner, l Tavern,2 Stores, 4
Carpenters, ] Tailor, ] Mlllincr, Doctor, l
Schooimasicr.-W want a Shoemaker, wagon
maker, &c. The village is surrounded by rich
and fertile country. a pretty dense population
on the north side Of the river, and an Industrious
set of iarmers--some splendid farms East.
North and West, the opposite side OF the river Is
thick timber altho' not settled so much the
north, but is filling up very fast, with wholesome
set Of Dutch farmers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-24

ETThc Philadelphia Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church commenced its
session on Monday last. Bishop Iledding open
ed the session By giving out the 553d hymn,
which was sung with much feeling by all present,
as peculiarly appropriate to the solemnty of the
day. In the opening prayer, the death of the
President Of the President Of the United States
was alluded to by the venerable Bishop as ma
tiona affection, and the blessing of Heaven i'm
pIored for the country and the bereavec family of
Gen. Harrison. The Rev. William A. Wiggins
was then chosen secretary of the Conference; i'm
mediately after which resolutions adopted
in relation to the death of President Harrison,
and the Conference adjourned to the next day.
n Y In.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-24

overwhelming majority. What, if the few friends,
m,nv Of whom any man would be proud 10 re-
coonize a. such, were 10 give him say one or two
thousand votesi The mere fact Of his receiving
this number of votes would be published through
on, the land, and none Of the circumstances un
der which he was supported would be gwen
The distant reader would at once say that from
some cause tho people had rejected him aho
placed their seal of condemnation upon him. 20
vote for him under existing circumstances would
be an &C, of injustice to him, TO his children and
his friends We hope it will not be done, and we
know his friends we'll appreciate his services to
do INV .c, which would effect disastrously the
good name no has earned
Since the above was written we have received
The following note from Mr. Rariden.
CENrREvILLE, April ooh, 1871.
D. P. HOLLOWAY EsoR.
SIM perceive that some Of my friends
s,ill holding out my name as candidate tor re-
election to Congress, at least, as the one they
mean TO vote for, whether candidate or not, ac-
con,panied with surmises that have been shut
fled in some improper way, out OF the canvass.
This surmse is very unjust at least to the friends
of Messrs SMITH and TEST. believe both those
gentlemen, and the ma jor par, of their friends,
were anxious that | should accept the nomination,
but refused to run against any Wing, or 10 have
a contest for place which had found to be full
of toll and responsibility, and possessing fewer
attractions than my home, surrounded by my little
family | do sincerely hope that one will be
disposed to subject mo to the moriticat lion Of be-
ing a nominal candidate, and of receiving nom
nal vote against my wishes and consent, and
fear to the injury of the pnbic service.
JAMES RARIDEN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-24
Township Wing Meeting.

Ia persuance to resolution passed at late
County Meeting, the Wings OF Boston township
met on Monday the 5'h of April, for The purpose
of appointing Delegates to county Convention,
20 nominate Candidates for State and County of
fcers.
Ga motion of J. Nj. Brlla, ID. Clark cal
led to the Chair, and J J. ConIey appointed Sec
rclary.
When, motion of ]. F Chapman. the Chair
appointed William Fouts, Jeremiah Koonsc and
ID. Shatter, a Committee TO bring forward names
10 represent Boston township, IN the county Wing
Convention, to be held in Centrevlle, on the first
Monday in May next, to wit: ID. Clark, J. +.
Chapman, John Iolleu, J. NJ. Bulla, Jason Ham.
Jacob Smelser, J. c. Maxwell, John Raper, Joel
Railsback, Jonathan Stanley, j. Rooms, ID. Shaffer,
u. Fouts, William Hart, Mark thurman and j. j.
Coney.
GA motion Of ID. S. Evans the proce edings Of
me meeting were ordered to be signed by the
President and Secretary, and requested to be
published IN the Richmond Palladium and WAYNE
County Record.
D. CLARK, President.
j. J. COMFY SECRETARY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-24
J. J. CoNLEy, Secretary.

A Broken HEART!-A young girl, German
died lately at Baltimore, under circumstances
deeply affecting She was engaged tn be marri-
ed to young man of Philadelphia, who for reas-
ohs best known to himself, communica ed TO her
snort time since, his intentions of abandoning
ner- On receiving this informa ion she became
'ne eh',d OF sorrow and despair for ten days, when
reason lett lis seat,she became a awful maniac,
INCREASINGLY calling on her lover to s'come TO herr
70 me evening of her death, she ordered her
wedding garments to be prepared,'' SAYING that
she was to be married at ten O'clock" the pre
c'se time of her departure 10 world of spirits,
baltimore Clirper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-24

An Incident in the Life of Christian --We
learn that in the course of a sermon delivered a,
Sunday last, by the Rev Mr.. Brainard, he stated
That about two years ego, a friend of his, who was
preaching IN the broad valley of the West, reques-
led those present who desired to receive the pray
ers of the congregation, to stand up. General
william Henry Harrison, our late Chief Magis-
era'e, was the first TO respond to the call, and
''0m that time commenced his religions career
Phil Ing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-24
CONVENTION.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, Convention will be held
iii the Methodist Meeting house Economy, w ayne
County, Indiana. Tuesday 9th day of May next,
for the purpose of considering the pfopfey of forming
State eseyan Anti-Slavery Society The members of
the Methodist Episcopal Church throughout the State. and
Inc adjoining States invited attend. No person will
De prohibited from attending spectators, Will be
permitted TO participate III the of the Conve-
ton except members Methods, Episcopal Church.
. by order of the Executive Committee of the Wayne
eounty Wesleyan Ant-Save1y Sotetv.
GRIFFIN DAVIS. Cors. Sec.
April 7sh, 1871. I65t
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SNuEkiFFS SALE.-By Virtue OF i execution 10 me
~ directed from tbs Wayne Circuit Court will expose
a. puoie ae at the Cou house door CentrcviIIe
tount!. ihiana, on Monday the 10 dav of April next,
ISL between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ ami o'clock
r. u, on SAID day, the following property to-wila GER
tam lot OF land situate in the ichmond
county, Indiana, described follows ,o-wit B,gi,,;,
the oui-east OF lot No. humbe red on H.. ,
OF that part Of said town laid off by S,arr "a
running thence along Main street, - feet. thee
noh, 81 feet: Is feet, thence nor,h fee
thence p thence SOUTH place Of besinnInp
Taken the property of Nathan Wilson, TO satisfy an
execution in favor OF Jesse Meek.
Il. Ii. NOBLE, Sheriff W c.
March 20th, 1871. lis
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$500 oers Of Uoyne Cosnty.-The subscriber offers
O.. s candidate for the Office of Auditor Wayne
AZ the next August election. and # elected viii
"' puoiie TO the be., of hi. ability.
April 2lth lS4l sIs
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MARRIED-On Tuesday last, in this city, by John
Sailor ESQ., EZRA E. HILL, to MARY H. KIRBY. all
of this vicinity.
-On Tuesday last. by Elder Levi Purviance.
Mr.. HUSTON BROWN, to Miss JANE KELLEY; all
of the vicinity of New Paris. Ohio
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r z NOV AL:

-2AEN-S g VIO-ZlNlSo
N7OULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally, that they have removed their
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. three doors South
of A. Siddais corner, where they will be happy wait
their old customers, and all others who may
their Thankful for past favors, they would
quest continuance of them All work warrented 10 fit,
or no pay. Cutting done order, short notice.
n. b. Wood, Lumber, and all kinds country produce
taken III exchange for work.
Richmond. Jan. 80. 1871. tf
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~ ~ 10 lCE:-Ihe Stockholders in the Richmond and
nfoosVh!e Canal Company are hereby notified that
| p y"s o me "a lns'almens of nine dollars SHARE
hieh was due on the 9TH of instant. is demanded on
the lsi day OF the 9Th No. (Julyl mex,
By order of the Boar. of D rectors
a. n, -, roo, B. FULGHUM, secs'y.
f'H -'ho' ~ou' 1904 left
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CRIMINAL CODE OF ALABAMA.-The criminal
la VS. of A abama were revised at the late session
OF the Legislature of that State.-Of the new
mary, from which it appears that they make but
one kind of crime punishable by death, while
forty-tmo kinds held punishable by confine-
ment In the Penitentiary, from periods varying
rom Two up 10 fifty years. Murder IN the first
degree is the crime which the law makes punish
able by death, but even this the Court can at lis
option punish by sentence Of imprisonment IN the
Penilentarv for life. Death IN duel, Is held
be murder in The second degree, and made pun
ishable by confinement in the Penltentary for
period of ten years. To give, accept, or carry
a challenge, dlsq ,aliiies for holding office IN the
State, and is fur Their punishable by confinement
IN the Penientiary for two years Rape Is pun
lshablc by confinement there for lite bribery of
executive, legislative, ministerial or Judicial Off
GERS, from two to seven years; steamboat racing.
bg which life is endangered, for two years; and
loss of life, Or injury to the person by negligence
or want of skill in officers Of boats, from two to
ten years. Gin Gaz.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The rship heretofore existing beeen Benjamin
Peyon and Andrus Virgins disolvedby mutual consent
The business will be settled by Andres Virgins who
specially requests all indebted said arm make
mediate payment. A word TO the wise is sufficient.
b PEYTON,
4. VIRGINS.
April 2lst, 1641. l6-3t
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NEW DRUG sOTRE.

JACOB p E.gggRA - Co.
Az l. Just received from the Eastern Cities
sotneht of-Drtiss- ueicines, Chemicals. Paints.
oss, ana rye, Sffs together with full assortment,
iahly Foceres; all OF which they determined sell,
wholesale and reta as low any house in the Civ
PRESCRIPTIONS and the compounds general
ly, attended with strict
(E-Store the South Main Street, nea rv on
pos the Bank.
Richmond, la. June 90, 1910 "a If