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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
LIVERPOOL. July Is

ToBGcco MARKEr-The sales in this article con.
tinue to DO very limited and the bus ness done dur
ing the last week is scarcely worthy Of notice. To-
bncco per TO- in bond James River, Leaf, faded
81, ordinary sound 3la4, mddling Had, good aud
fine Al a5,, ordinary sound ii5, m ddins 5laGi.
good and fine 6ii7, Kentucky Leaf 2l11l, stemmcd
1o5!.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. ..
MIR. STUART'S SPEECH.

We commence 10 day the publication OF another
Speech from Virginia nember-which does honor
TO the Old Dominion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

TYPoGRAPHfcAL ASSOCIATION
The next regular meeting Of this Association will
be held at tho Odd Fellow Hall, on Saturday eve.
ming, August 9Th, at o'clock.
CHARLFs ELts, Rec. Sec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

The Editor Of the Macedonian has demonstrated
thst single individual can get up and consummle n
conspiracy agains, The second Napoleon, con hi,
own hook
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

DBHNiX NANKREN ~ I'M SOoDs'
Shove 90. do
Penteniiary Plabls
hippss Plslda and Checks
nsfthes suil 6nish Iflah Linen
White fl4nacl '"
fcaret 40
Yellow %
rshtema aud Kcnfucky Jeans
and ior salc '"' P's'"es received This LAY,
wMFREpiTH,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
ANOTHER NEW WORT.D

Mr. LUcEg, At tho Post Office. has sent MS n No.
o. the New World, containing a new novel, entr.
tied ".4Ji Pats0ns"--a tale Of the present times
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
SPEECH Or
nj r. s T u A II T,
Or viReHiA.
on THE TARIFF BILL.
DELIVERED

Ia "a, House Of Representatives. en- lac 7ih Of Judy
iSf2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

ifsHGhWtFsI
Tho Enquirer Of yesterday chronicles Two meet
ings IN PoWhaIan and Amelia, held TO denouneo
tho Torh, on tho same day that the Editor mr.
nouneed TO the world that the Compromise Act was
unconstitutional, and that he was willing to 70 for
a Tariff Of 20 per cent. or highrio
How utterly deludsi must DO his followersl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

THE Rail 80 provide IRON impors andto chang,
and modify es,sus laws imposing dutieson Imports
for other purposes" being under consideration in Com
naitfcc OF the Whale the state Of the Union,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
GRANVILLE BANK EXPLODED.

Five weeks ago we cautioned the public against Ia
king the notes OF this bank feeling assured tt it was
but another Cantsn got up rob and swinds
the many Of their hard earnings. Some keLt clear of
the rags, but others went taking it and they now by
looking over their funds will fnd themselves handsome
y didded. Bought experience is sometimes best The
Columbus Statesman of Feb 2: says,
'Tosday the task devolves upon us of announcing
the total explosion and final catastrophe oftfe Granville
Bank It's more; and the people arc again swim,
died out ofthousands.
''Ths bank has been peculiarly fit instrument of
the whig party and they have nused it with the care
of a mother. The Cincinnati Gazette Just received,
is boosting tup, and all the wing papers around us,
have been publishing article keep this bank up
while it was daily prepaungfo its exit. Such papers
deserve the sevcrest chassement from pIundeed peo
pie. 1t is through their aid and instrumen,ali,y that
that these swindng shops enabled to commit their
frauds to SO great an extent
THE loss to The people BY this explosion will be-
very severe indeed-lts circulation Deng very great
This Library institution, lor it was always fau9
in its banking operations sustained only by the and of
the Supreme Court and whig quo warranto law. was
during the hard cider debauch: mere whg associa-
ten of politicians. Itwas this bank that closed its
doors in 1910, in Banking hours. aud stuck up writ.
ten label, aI gone to Ne,0ark to Old Tips raisiRr 1t
has now literally gone TO Old Tips raisin, sure
enough.
This bank exploded on Monday. On the Sunday
previous while the citizens of Granville were at church
the officers went into the bank, divided all the spo,Is
and shipped the good funds to GAINESVILLE.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
WOLF HUNT.

FYaHERE will be a Wolf Hunt on SATURDAY the
18th inst, in the following bounds 10 wit: ! he
East line will be stationed the tow pHh Of the Chic
Canal opposite the Steam Furnace, when the North
ern and southern ends of said line will close up, and
jOln the other lines hereafter mentioned. The South
line commencing at Dover, forming along the Wooster
road to whai ia called the Henderson Farm said line
will march to The first post the road eadlng from tie
Steam Furnace TO the Dover ami Zpar road where it
will halt until orders given by the officers Ofthe day.
The West line commences on the Wooster road at said
Henderson farm, thence North along the old Bolivar
road, to the Zoar Steam Furnace; said line will march
to the road leading from Zoir Dover to the cross
roads The North end Of said line will Gloss 10 The
run, then halt until orders given by lhi officers.
The Southern and Western lines will march at the
signal OF the officers, (Which which will he given at
the south west corner)lO line marked by axe there
to halt and regulate the inesi thence to a line marked
by straw in slow order
This being the last ne it will be expected that every
person composing it, will stand at his post and pre-
serve as much as possible, good Order No guns be
fired engihwse on auy line above designated No dogs
to be lei loose until orders given by officers No men
allowed inside of the lines except the liners.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY ON TIE EAST LINE.
c. France, Benjamin Reed, WO>tley Minor
MarshaLs on The East Hne.-Abraham Rankin, John
Shuts, Joseph Neal Michael Miller Henry Huff, Robert
Lucas, John Black, NJ. Huff J. NJ. Bimeler
Officers Of the day on the Hest line.
Jacob Kline, Dewitt Patton, Decatur Black, Nj. R.
White Aqua JONES' Enoch Jones.
MGtShaLs on the test line isaac Criswe, James
Armstrong, VIM. Wade, Josiah Hite, Peter Tashbaugh.
john Snehecker Peter Bimeler Philip Swank, Mathi-
as Gpiser, George Row, Jacob seacrst. George
Grove, John Fashbangh Philip Kline, John GaseIy.
officers Of the dag on the South line.
John Bat, Henry Stifier Joseph Talbot John
Tucker. WIN. Wely, E. S'ansbury.
Marshais on the South hnS.-Jacob Recd, Jacob WAL
lack, John Hykes, John Kinney, Benz Miller Thomas
Gosuch Abraham Blickensderfer Henry Albright
Conrad Bremen VIM. Shoup, y. Brainard, BENZ. Hell
wig Jacob Blickensderfer, Jacob Hoopengarnor.
Pilots on West line e-Frederick C. Harbaugh, Barney
Brown, John Craig, Henry Wingate, Reuben Finton
Pilots on South Gne.-Matrhias Au G. Mcpherson,
Abraham HaIterman, Isaac Wingae.
Men to mark RneS--1homas Cordery, Bazel Har-
bangh, Thomas McCreary, Anon Shannon, George
Hoopengarner.
The outside lines to be ready to march precisely at
10 o'clock, a. NJ.
Game sold the highest bidder to pay expenses. and
the balance, fany, paid into the county treasury for the
use of schools.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
For the Democrat
PATRICK'S vERACITY & IGNORANCE.

The leading article Of the Advocate last week is
grounded in The most unpardonable ignorance and pos
tical fraud. In the first place 1t says that resolution
has been gotten up by the locos [meanins democrats
in the Legislature to poy General Jackson One Thou,
sand dollars, interest aud coats, beDg fine incurred
in 1918, out Of the Ohio State Treasury This is most
unquaiiedly alse No such resolution has been intro.
duced into the Ohio Legislature. But resolution has
been introduced nsructing Senators and Represen
atives in Congress, to endeavor effect the reundng
ofa fine of one thousand dollars. to General Jackson,
out Of the Treasury the United States. This would
be tax Of one mill to every II persons, and yet the
Editor the Advocate is making wry mouths about
taxing The people ofOho to pay aims to General Jack.
son. ThisgrievouS taxation wonld be one dollar and
AZ cents for all TusCarawas county. The editor has
charged his readers double that amount for the space his
article occupies IN the Advocate, and yet all they will
get for il is the fasehood it contains.
In the second place il said that the fine assessed a.
ganst General Jackson in I9l5, was promptly ade up
to him by subscription at the time. Herein the editor
notonly exposes an abhorant Ignorance OF American
history, hut the knavsh presumption to write of what
he Knows nothing. The history of the times shows
that General Jackson paid the ne-ou of bis own pock
ct. The amount was contributed by the, Ladies Of
New Orleans hut he refused to receive It, and reques
ted that might be distributed among the widows and
orphans of the bravo citizens who had fallen in the
campaign. Thn will be found in Philo A. GOodvis's
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
From the Statesman, Feb s.
URBANA BANK GONE TO THE GALLlPOLIS
REGIONS

This Bank is announced i total wreck-next in
iniquy and roenness to the Gallpolis. 1t does not
pretend 10 pay any thing for Its notes as we are told
by person just from there The rotten concern ought
to have blown up last fall, when we announced its in
sovencys This Bank was the great sanctum sancto.
rum, where Joseph Vance learned his expansion and
contraction" financial lheores-he open and shut sys
tem-but alas 1t has shut for good.
This is the bank that furnished the wings glorious
uo cent shinplaser currency during the first suspension
and lately 1t Biddleized in Mad River Kali Road or-
ders. ln fine, i, the plus ultra of Ohio Wing.
gerry, always furnishing whg slumpers at elections.
The loss 10 the public must be enormous. as It's cir.
culaton was over four hundred thousand dollars And
this to be ofthe leading branches of Nyes sow
and pigs. Great is the glory Of whiggery-great the
Goddess Diana ofthe "Greeks,' if not of the Ephs.
slams,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
MORE EXPLOSIONS.

A letter to gentlemn IN town, from Cadz, announ-
ces the explosion ofthe Chilocohe Bank, and Bank Of
Lancaster. We have no particulars. Well. let them
60; will be blessing 10 community in the end. The
first named Bank shipped 1t is said million Of spe.
Gle to Now York, last fall. The Lancaster Bank loan.
ed heavily to its officers, who will never pay their debts
nor redeem its swlndIins promises.
The Philadelphia papers state that the Bank of Penn-
sylvania has gone by the board also. They seem to
tread upon anothers' heel, SD fast they folow'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
GENERAL JACKSON AND Ills FORMER SLAM
DERERS

DERERS.
The Federal editors of Ohio true to their tory prn.
ciples are savage at the Democratic Legislature, for
having passed resolution instrucling our Representa-.
tves to urge upon Congress to pay Gen. Jackson the
fine that imposed upon him, at the time he hrash-
ed their dear friends tho British at New Orleans. But
TO hide their toryism these men who once ransscked
the English language and could not find eplhets severe
enough to apply to the old Hero turn round and
"d-n him with faint praise" and say this move ofthe
Legislature is only for hobby to ride into office on"
One federal editor even goes far to exclaim God
bless General Jackson" and then tells two lies on top
Of it, (as will be by the following communication
to make it 60 down. We tell this old bald headed
slanderer, that General Jackson wants none oihs soft
soap. He asks no quarters from Federalism now, nor
never did. He would consider it a calumny upon his
name to hear blue light federat speak well Of him.
No, no, don't pollue his with your foul breath.
Ifyou have any praises to offer up, turn them into
prayers for Nick Riddle Gentworth, Bill Wiley, or
other federal God IN the penitentiary-pray
long and loud that they may break the iron bars
which confne them and 10 the rescue of sinking
whiggery. And above ALL IN those prayers don't for
get to thank your stars that you never met General
Jackson at Orleans, or he been put to the trouble of
treating you he did Ambruster aud Arbuhnot with
the 'higheSt consideration"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
OHIO LEGISL AZURE.
NECKAR

Local business is occupying the time of the Legisla-
ture. The resumption Bill from the Senate, has pas
sed the House with amendments and gone Jack to the
Senate Resolutions censuriug J. G, Adams, for his
reasonable attempt to dissolve the Union have passed
the lower House. The wings uphold him nearly to
man, and the way they ven. the tory bile is a eau.
ton 10 all true patriots.
Among the local matters we find Petition presented
by Mr.. Ream, for the incorporation of the town of
Canal Dover Referred 10 Mr. Ream.
A petition presented by Mr. Mcconnell, Tor incorpo,
ration ofthe First Presbyterian Church of New Phila>
dephia. Read the first ,ne. - -'---~-~-'"'''
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that after thirty days from
" this date, petition will be presented to the truss
tees of Bucks township in Tuscarawas County, pray
ting for the location and establishment of township
rood from the CoshOcton road in the North East quarter
in section sixteen, township Seven of range four and
ending in section seven near the North West corner of
Yost Domer's Land, in Graded road leading from Port,
Washington TO Milesbugh, taking the nearest and best
route.
Feb. 3rd, A. D. 1s4l. 4-4w$
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

toLs dignity. win the people much longer submit
will they not rise en- naISe and call their bstrayers 10
speedy account
There is the aPpOrtionment bill lying untouched al
though urged by the Democracy time and again to take
hup. This negligence will put the people of Ohio to
the expense ofan Extra session the Legislature, as
well as other States all which could nav. uven avoided
had the whig majority attended to their business But
their whole plan seems 10 be to increase the taxes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

CONGRESS.-rhe proceedings of our rulers at
Washington, the Pa0st dssraceiI, wasefu and a.
bominable that tianspired n any country. Cons
gress las been in session two months, at an ex-
pense to the people of four thousand dollars day, and
not single important bill passed, except oneand that
TO further tax the people by increasing the public debt
made at the extra session. from IL to u millions of dol
lars. But this is not the worst. All sorts Of rows, and
fights, and buckguardism are daily occurring, that
would disgrace the veries grog shop in the land
And all this is confned entirely to the Wing party.
In the Senate, Clay has brought forward amcnd-
ments to the Constitution that carried out must revo>
luonize the Government but we trust the people will
have something say yet they not prepared to
see that noble instrument which has been our sheet
anchor for so years. recklesS torn to pieces to SUIT the
caprice Of a mad man. No. never.
In the House, Adams's petition to break up the U"
nion. is still on the apis. The resolutions 10 censure
him were laid the table, to pass the Treasury Note
Bill, and have not been taken up since.
During the debate on these resolutions, which was
entirely among the whigs the members called one a.
mother liar, coward, traitor, bloody murderer
and other ephes such as you would seldom hear from
the vilest vagabond in the penItenury, One member
interrupted another, called hima I'D blackguard,'
and said he wOnld cut his id throat If he did not
STOP We merely mention these things to show the
people how their rulers putting in time. Is 1t not
TOO bad, especially, when the whole country is anx.
,Ousy looking and waiting for those measures of relief
Better times, high wages, and GOOD sonud Curren-
ry' that the majority promised IS months ngol But
iheretl they are, fighting and luarrelns, regardless of
hofn 80
cries Of distress that daily % up from the
many thousands who were made believe those prom.
!. -f't-'HhNeob their duty, or the Ma.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

General Jacksuu, God bless him!-I Iusearapas Id.
U0catG.
Yes God bless him, say we, but whcIe did you get
that SENTENCED 1t is not original with you federal-
ist never originated such sentence No, never. You
stole it from Democratic newspaper. How dees it
look to see this man who for series oyears sander-
ed and abused the old Hero calling him tyrant des.
pot, imbecile old fool' and even Murderer, now
"God blessing himF' What mockery Did he say
God bless General Jackson, when he peddled coffin
hand bills against the old veteranl Did he bless him
when he aided and abetled to burn in eiigy the 9Th
President of the United Statesl Oh vile hypocrite
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
THE BANKRUPT LAW,

Has not been repealed by Congress- and came in force
on The ISL inst. We understand that rules Of Court
for proceedings under the Act have been adopted by
the District Court for this Sa,e and in most Counties
commissioners have been already appointed
BoOZ M. ATHERTON, Esq, of this place, has
received the appointment of Commissioner of Bank
rupts for 1uscarawas County.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

pWs return our thanks to Mr. Allen, Of the U. g.
Senate, and Messrs. Mathews, Hastings and Weller Of
the II. of Representatives, for various pub documents
Also to Messrs Ream Mcdonnell aad H0cklnbery'
for the same (ayors
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

PThe new whig Governor of Mississippi, in his
message thinks the State should not receive its portion
ofthe proceeds of the public land sales. There it is
again. whggerry pulling whiegery's hair.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
STATEMENT

Ofthe County of Tuscarawas proportion of the sur-
plus Revenue Tor the year ending the first Monday Of
January, 1912.
Amt. Received from the Stata Il, 2, Sd
instament) 29022 as
Amt. reed. on equalization 26 July ls42. lO66,00
$SOOss, ,Ss
to,.od - "a p,u,. r., r.,., p,ou.... ~ W.
T per ct. " ~ ~ 10000
7per cent y s45ooo
Loaned to individuals on other adequate sea
curity 663s, ,3s
~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

account oflhe affair al New Orleans, printed by r. H.
T0,oner, N. Y, page ls9. Will James Patrick d, the
justice to the Hero Of New Orleans tn relraci No.
0LENDOWER,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

The U. 8. Senate refused to repeal the Bankrupt
Law, by vote of 90 to o. So it is now law; look
cut for assignments, suspensions, failures and fraud in
all directions.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Edward M."gg"h MHooPp' INT to decree
VS.. Pleas of Tuscarawas County,
James s. Clark. in this case, sitting in Chan
cery shall offer at Public vendue the Sdof March,
next, at the Court House in New Phla., the following
real estate viz: Lot No. 15 in the Sd quarter township
8, range in Trscarawas County, Fairfield township
B. NJ. ATHETRON,
Jan. 81, 1912
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
COMMUNICATION.


For the Democrat
To George ". Belden d. A. Starktocathe, and J, D.
BrOl1R
GENTS: have read your report on the affairs of the
Canton Bank and also Mr. President Griswuld's letter
to the editors Of the MassIlon Gazette dated Jal 29lh
1912. ! solicit public answer to the following ques.
OnS not from idle curiosity any desire ID make mats
eTs but 10 sasihe public far as praclcableas
to the sovency Hl that institution that It's dealings have
been fair and its final failure unavoidable. Among The
bills discounted amounting in the whole tol $780,
443 09 did you count and report those against few
stockholders who live in or near Massilon which Mr..
President GrswOld than niimates are not sqfel
I'd How large proportion Of this amount of hills ds>
counted is against The Directors or stockholdeSl Sd
were these 'sock bonds counted by you or have they
hee heretofore counted by the officers of the bank as
stock paid i 4h who are the sgners of these stock
bonds, and is there any security to them other the
names of the stockhoIders 5th Are these stockhod-
ers OF any Of them indebted 10 the bank otherwise than
by those "sock bonds" and have they or any of them
paid any money on account Of their sock? 9Th.
Please explain the transaction of the $40 900 in specie
said to be shipped TO the Just before the exposonl
Is there any entry of it theboOks Of the bank1 7th
Did or did not the officers pay off all greater por-
ton ol dcposles in par other good funds Just belsre
the bank stopped. How much and in what funds did
they pny to depnsitorssay within month previous to
stopping payments WhO the deposrors 0r the
$22, 7o! Was not this the amount due On that day
10 the treasurer Of Stark County? Why not the nl-
lowing items applied IN payment of recurring liabiteS
aud had they been applied would they not have been
sufficient TO lave prevented he Suspension viz:
''StoCk bonds 1861 So
"Bs Of Exchange 3500OO
''No'es of other banks 12l9OOO
Checks 9lO0
"SpGcle s94I2
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

pThe Bank Commissioners are now at Wooster
examining the carcass of the delunct German Bank
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
TINE OF HOLDING COURTS.

The Bill fixing the time for holding the Courts of
Common Pleas, has passed the Legislature; we shall
endeavor to publish it next week,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

MARRIED.-Nn the Sd, insl., by he Rev. Mr.,
Wheman. Nh. Charles Steese, to Miss Mary Ann
Hall, both Of Doyen
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10

FOR SALE,
BARGAIN TO BE HAD.
The subscriber wishes to sell lot 79 in Canal Dover
on which is a house stables outhouses, and other
provemeats. For terms apply to
II. " BEEsoN.
Canal Dover, Jan II, ls49. .b24w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
WHIG CoNvENnON-"Long ;q,s e. Blu. noses

"A'o NoN' GN AH'N|-' Long JQWS, q Blue noses.
On Wednesday The bone and sinew ofthe Wing partv
numbering says one about so, met in N. PhadeIphia.
At one clock the bell was toll and The bone and sins
ew proceeded 10 nominate delegates 10 The Wing State
Convention, after which three Of the 'bone and ain
ewS Uwo lawyers and tavern keeper) addressed the
Convention very pathetically We iorbear mentioning
their names, for fear of njuring their business John
Tyler was abused in round terms; in act the speakers
wers considered out of order when not abusing him all
because he would not give them BanM Oh doar.
read the following,
"We'll vote for TYLER therefore,
Without Why or Therefore, ..Adroeae le40,
Nov who shall we have for our governor
Who tell me who1
Let's have Tom Corwin, for he's team
For ppecanoe and Tyler tOoor tippecanoe and TYLER
And with him we'll beat Wilson Shannon, Shannon's
used up man;
And with him vel bea, Wilson Shannon, Shannon
n-Advocae, Sep 1910. -
Then lett us all go to Columbus,
And form aprocesson or two.
And tell you the Vanites will starte,
At the sound of old TppecanCe.
At The sound, &c.
And il we get any ways thirsty,
III tell you all what we can do,
Well bring down akeg Of Hard Cider,
And drink 10 old Tippeoanoe'
And drink &c. ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-10
24039.60
10000
Add too that specie if the same
belonged to the bank as is asserted
3An2Q-6A

If that specie dI not belong to the bank 10 whom
did it beoua-dn what account was it paid QUIT
Your answer to thee questions may tend to quiet the
public and give greater confidence in Canton puper,
good deal Of which has been paid ont 10 farmers for
wheat duain2 the past season, on the canal in Tus-
cErawas county. AT all events the public have right
TO the information called for
NECKAR