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Could the people the disgraceful, the treasona-
BILE plots and counterplots of the present dominant
party in Congress, they would shudder at the degra-
dation of their counrymen, and wonder at the shifts
and turns which proAigate and unprincped set of
political gamblers will make TO promote their unhs-
lowed designs -Beaknap IN. H. Gazehe.
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= There is a report about town that euery officer
employed in the custom house has subscribed for the
Madison Jam Boston Courier.
Federal Whiggery again We only wish
there was more truth In it.
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DteO.

In Georgetown, ID. C. on the night of the 9Th inst.
ALBERT, son of Walter t. and Olivia c. Brooke.
Aged two years one month and twelve days.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
az uurY-IN SoS-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
,uNes cHARrY.-Auglstin.
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p ALL A DIU nj

Terms O Advertisng...OsE DOLLAR per square feI
three insertions, Twenty FIVE CENTS for each ad
dtonai insertou-TEN LINEs, the space occupied y
$50 counted square, nothing counted less than
square; all square, and less than square ana
half ~ he cou,,ed n sg1re and a haL-Per square for
three months THREE DOLLARS; for SIX months SIX DOL
LARS or DOLLARS per annum; two squates FIFrEEs
Dollars AND Fifty CENTS per annum; three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others the year, will he charged for
1000 ms, 10000 for three-fonrths
OF a column, $4,000; for half a column, $500; for a
quarter column, S25,0O.A deduction of 20 cent
will be made OH advertisements longer than quarter Of
column inserted by the half year, and not
altered Chancey notices and petitions TO- divorces, must
be paid invariably advance. Advertisements com ng
abroad, be with the cash, inies
ordered for publication by a brother publisher
NIB. No advertisement will be discontinued unit
paid unless option of the publisher by previous
gement be publisher and the advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
Ho, ye Lame and Halt! ,rAo miH you blame, if
you Walk not?

TWENTI one HI NDKED. have been healed Of
al! iamen.ss, though for year. crippes, limbs and
cords contracted shrvtlef and wthere-,he body
seary donbe, and patients bed rid All the suffering
incident Rheumatism and ru out. &
have been dissipa ied,-ant eured-no
matter how bad how long stoad. 5y
RfTes Nrrc and Boe Listrcnt. and Iaiio-. Vegetable
E11Irr This witaont the fear possibility
being conrsdicted Will try then remedies OF
will suffer de We leave think answer for
iaemseiyss-As Abe proof a erwhelming
come 10 notice. ana be where the articles
For sale By
Oct p, lSi2 Irrtu Red 4 Brother
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
JAYNE'S CARNINATIyE RALSAN is, cs-,,;,

JAYNE'S CARMINATINE BALSAM is a certain
safe aud efectua remedy for dysentery. Darhoea.
looscnsss cholera morbus. complaint gripping pains
cranp, tremors, and for all bowel affections
diseases
This IS of the most efficient, pleasant and COM
positions offered the public for var
ious arrangements Of and bon els and
article worhyV The leas, curing cholera IN
fantuHi complaint, and all the diseases
il really like a charm.
For sale BY JAMES h pCGnAIE
Jury - i1f4.-2siy' RIcnXoSD, Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
GLEk-HoPE W0oLLEk FACTORY.

TUNHE subscriber having commenced the Manufact ming
business at the above named place about half a mile
south of Richmond, IS really receive wool
Cloth Cashmere, Flannel, Satinet james.
Blankets, &c. either shares by the yard. lie also
expects have OF the above
tcles exchange :or WOOL and other produce
From his in and the business.
he thinks viii be able general satisfaction
i'll favor him with their
LEEINUS KING.
April -. 1912. left
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RUFUS BABCOCk, Jr.
EXPECTORANT.

FAVE YOU A COUGH?-Do neglect it
Thousands have met premature Heath for the
OF a little n common cold.
Have you a cough 9-lteg. DR. Bartholomew Expecto
Syrnp safe medical prescription, containing poi
drugs and used practice
years. vii. positively afford relief, and
full disease pulmonary consumption which usually
h.,arsa af ,t'~ young. old.
fair, the ovely and the gay.
Have you a cough BE persuaded purchase bote
OF this Expectorant Syrup to-day II may
TOO late.
Have you cough J. Bar,holenews Expectorant Syr
is the only remedy you should TAKE you.
For this plain That n Of the thousand
where 1t has been used, has failed relieve.
For sale the drug Cornstock s. Co and Il
near ly all respectable drug stores.
Sold by Comstock & Co II. Maiden Lane, n Y, and by
Irri,l Reed & Brother. Rirltaona, la
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
SALE FOR TANEs.

DY virtue Of a Precept directed from the City
Is Clerk shall Offer first the rents and profits and IN
of that satisfying Taxes due, simple
of the olown real estate Sale 10 take place between
of 10 O'Clock, A NJ and four O'Clock, P. VI or
Der door, all lying and being the city Richmond.
and taken and distressed of the property
following named persons:
Lot No Ill. as the property of Jacob D. Atkinson.
Half of lot No. - the property Of Jacob D. Atkinson
Lot No. u. as the property of Joseph Aexander.
Lot II, the property OF Brown y Bailey.
Lots ca, - 6S. the property OF Thomas Bradbury.
Lot los. the property of Jonathan Bond.
Lot TO- as the property of Aaron Bond.
Lot 1871, the property of WIN. IL. Brown
Lot II, Is, as the property of Hannah Craig.
Lot i3. the property of Samue Cox.
Lot TO- the property Of W iIiiam Commons.
Half 10, sc, as the property of George Davidson
Iot2 p and half lot 49, the property Of Fouke and
Lot q, as the disputed property Of r'ney and Pyle.
Lot l59, as the property of tonlks' > n. 4 l..
Half Of lot 81, owners unknown.
Half of lot III, as the property Of Smith Hunt.
| Lot l07, as the property of lsom Harvey.
Half 20, and half lJ3, and lot 6, the pro-
per,y of John c. kibbey.
n,f g" of n, ~ as the the pop s[ OF jeremy Msnsn
Lot >. as the property of William A Murray
Half ot 10; 36. the property OF Richard Pretlow
| Lo, II, the property of Henry n Gunner.
Lot l0l out lot, the property of Enoco Railsback
Per, of lots 20 and 20 the property of James b. Ray.
/ 10, |, as the property of Everard Roberts.
Lot l the property Of Moses Rhodes.
/ Lot l6l, the property of John Reid.
| 10, IS. as the property of Isaac Smith.
Half of 10, II, property of John Spencer.
Half OF lot III, as the property of Ester Starr
Lots Is aad p out lots, the property II Jacob >anao5
Part of lot 4, the property of Atticus Siddal
Lots lOl, lO2. 1913, the OF Mary Nancy lho's
| Two lots, the property of Samuel lest.
Lot 9, as the property of Able Ihornberry
Half OF lot $50, the property of Henry w att
Half of lot l63, the property OF the Est oil T. ohS
l;a. i 90 as the property OF M' DaSasG@@ ADM
Lot ahing:oD Avenue, the prop. of VIM Manifold
Lot u, as the property Of Washington Penrose
| ALso,--A, the same time and place:
An out Lot, the property OF George Casey.
| Half Lot, No. 81, Stephen Duncan
" 100, Eliza Hamilton.
" 1863, - Est. Francis Jones.
| South part of South hall Of Lo, No. 100, the
| property of Samuel Lowery.
L.o, No. III, as The property Of Harrison Mid
! ling.
Hall Lot No. 81, d" Geo Newly.
8" 60, Z" IS John Smith.
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ElAxSEED WANTED.

TTNE subscriber wishes to purchase large quantity of
l FLAXSEED, Tor which he viii pay hi ghest
price. if delivered a his Robert HIPS Oil
Mil Persons having Seed for sale would do cali
be- selling elsewhere. BENZ. STRA ITAN.
Eighth month 9th, 1872. 3lI
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Bennett BIrme, hnlt-ot 10; solomon Beard, haii-iot "
Geo Bell, lot and lot 9S Robert Burk, lots;
Elisha Cook. lot 1873; WIN \. Cammack, lot Ill :;
Thomas Clark, l2l; Upton Elliott, and y:
Shipley l., FouIke. 81 WIN. K. FouIke, SO:
Samuel Fleming, Es. pit 4 Larkn GorGen, 1854. 1863
john IIolopetre Jesse VI. & john II Hutton, -, 29
Jacob J. nonsh, lot 3; Samuel T. lredeil, 10;
Jesse lden, oLt lots, Robert ID. Jones, /
Morgan Jones, 10, Isaac Jones' g. s, Is, 23ous lots
f. Jones & Co foundry ot O. kinsey, 3, IS, , pit. 20;
VIM. kenworthy. loo and out lot:
2-3 l43 supposed to belong -- BJrdsall.
Jesse Meek. halEIut IS; Daniel Mccoy, half-lot 10;
Jonathan MATHS. pt. 1O-ll: Benz MATHS, do IL;
David and John l.. Nausby, pit. 20 each.
John ID McIeiland, 50; Sylvester Murdock, 80;
Ellis Nordyke. 4 and ).
NorIyke, Foulke. and Williams, 4, lis, ll9, 142;
Cornelius overmar. pit 90; Matilda Overman, 81,
Joseph Pollock, l62:
Pyle S. 65 81, i23 1885, % 90 H. pit. lo4 lots
NJ Rattay, 90 +. Robinson, Ga, 66, SO, 81 y;
DAM D. Rogers, 49, w Reynolds, pit 33, 81 pit 100;
Silas Rhodes, l2 Christopher Shoaffer, 80. lO2;
DAM d. Sloan, 3D. pt, 81. 252; Sidney Smith, 100;
Jona Smith pit. 5-ou lot and pork house lot;
William Spencer, lot 40;
Chas w Starr such property will satisfy the of
his Tax now due Caleb Tharpe, 6l;
Charles Thompson, 81; Joel Naie. Il;
James Wright IS; Macamy Wasson half lbs;
\. Wilson, pit % and pit. los; J. w Borden, 10 and /, ,;
Archa. Estep. &c: Lsvinus king. out lots;
Griffith Mendaahsl. II; Isaac Mills, - and 3:
John ). Newma II. l24 Daniel Ward. fourth u;
James Jones, half -. PIT %; Samuel Reid. out lot;
H. Hamilton. pt i05, = half -. and 30. 2-3 Of =
Charles ouche Est half 49, Jesse Stanley, 1856 49,. l3-
Moses Rhodes, Lot No. IL.
When due attendance wiIl be given by
Sept. 2S, 1872. NELSON PAGE. Collector.
n B. Thankful the readiness with which majority
of the settled their taxes he would also
quest the balance be forthcoming the fate
present lis, Undoubtedly Will unless liquda;ed previ
to the day of sale. Mp.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

MO APOLOGY FOR WIGS-Of all The remedies
devised for the preservation Of the hair, none
la been found equal JAYNES HAIR TONIC, in
deed proved itself nfa!ble reventing the hals
from falling of, and viii positively by faithful application
nineteen of twenty produce full and INK
head OF hair.
Please read 10 lowing from the Saturday Evening
Post OF Sept. 1th. 1888:
HAIR ToNIC-We cal the afflicted with
premature badness, excellent iaiI 1one' prepar
ed by DR.. Jayne Of this city Having used II ourselves
speak OF virtues by experience. and unhesita
iingly pronounce invaluable remedy prevent the
falling off of the hair and from dead
hne. healthy appearance also speak from person
a! ledge friends who
predi=posei badness, by the OF Jaynes Hair
Tonic. luNuuant hair. We have disposition
putt all Kinds of remedies, all dis
which flesh heir but when have tested the
virtue of an article free say good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
WORMS. WORMS! woRMs!:!-Te remove

WORMS! WORMS! WORMS !.!--To remove these
troublesome inhabitants Of the and
impair health and DESTROY the
lives of Children J AA MES TONIC NERMIFUGE
certain and safe preparation for the removal OF the
iou kinds OF dyspepsia CHI of
petite, ntane fever and and debility OF the stomach
and bowels and organs of digestion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
H III EP "A TIC u
91lAuA
For the Cure Of
LIVER COMPLAINT.
GY MrTOMG.

ME symptoms arising from chronic diseases of the v
er, various almost to battle description
They do all appear in any individual case, but show
number and degree, the disorder exists
alarm, being nothing than of fulnsss after
meals with of the bowels, disposition
drowsness, wind, ringing dz
bupng in the soles of and palms of the bands,
unpleasant and sinking the pit OF the stomach
Some attended with watchfuness, unrefreshng
sleep, disturbed by dreams Pain, also, either side,
frequently the left extending The shoulder blades The
mind is often freul and rated by the trng
the memory becomes impaired and there is general dis
inclination for bodily mental exeron. The stomach
sympathise aud much disturbed lead paiien
suppose that his complaints arise from affection
organ while only affected by being vicinity
of the real disease. The bowels become irregular cotye
alternating with darrhGa, and freq Ieny distendeC
with There is often loss of appetite, other time
unnatural craving for food The highl,
coored. and is frequently voided with pain The
sallow cadaverous, sickly hue. Many
other symptoms might be named but those already
rated ARE the most prominent and common.
L,rcr complaints. Jandicc. Dyspepsia and all 9th e.
disorders arising diseased state of the irer and
seerettons be cured by The of Dr. SGr1ced
TIERS Hpatie Ehrir than by other medicine. Ii has
by its own Intrinsic merits, obtained wider circulation
and performed more permanent than other
dy extant-proof of which, from the respectable v
ing Witnesses daily rendered the proprietor, aud III
certificates and testimonials which voluntarily given,
published, would I'LL entire newspaper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
Rev. |. Coyert's BALM Of LIFE.

This new and invaluable Medicine is uni
versalIy pronounced by the mutludcs who
have used it and tested It's healing virtues
to be the most wonderful and admirable
remedy in the word for The cure OF
Bronchitis, Coughs, Severe Colds, Group,
Asthma, whoopins Cough,
And all diseases of the Lungs and WIND
rlrE, which, neglected, soon lead to real
Consumption.
The Balm of LIFE stands entirely aioof
from the various QRdck N0$ftunlS of the
day, having invariably won the confidence
of Physicians, Gergyaen, and the infeii-
gent of oil classes, wherever II has been
introduced. Phllanthropists, and all who
truly sympathise with human suffering,
every where hail its appearance with
heartfelt JOY and look upon the Balm OF
LIFE as one of those great amt uncommon
blessings which a kind Providence occa-
sionalfy bestows on man, but which, like
angels visits few and far between.
IL Circulars, containing numerous tcs-
umonials of the highest responsibility, can
be had, gratuitous of all our Agents.
Price 81 per bottle. OrrFor sale by T. Reed & b
y, Richmond, la; DR.. Swain, Centreville, Ia; i
D. Whelen, Cambridge, Ia: Dan. Mason Knights
a.. and Jesse Way, Winchester, Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05

nR. THATCHER'S celebrated EYE WATER: for
IL sale a. tic BOOK STORE.
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lust received and for sale at The BOOK STORE, an
a.,ortment Of Books, Methodist Hymn Books,
= g. Sent, %. 1872 ID. z. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
DR. JAYNE.s EXPECToRANT.-Th invaiuab

nR. JAY MES ENPECTORANT.-Thi Invaluable
- medicine il daily efecting OF the asonsh-
and wonderful that been known. All
who have oed It Tor Asthma, Cough. Splitting of Blood
Hopping Cough Crop Hives, Consut lss,., Chfonie
Peuy, Hoarseness, Pain and Soreness OF Breast. diff
cuty OF Breathing and other disease OF the 1t NGS
and BREAST, and do It's usefulness.
1t stands Iledlt stands emnent-TRY
you will be forced acknowledge that hare not
cannot be orerrGed that stands far above ard be
yond the reach ofcompetton that tue "ay reasonable
the only natIfa- and only truly successful method OF
resting aud rufIng diseases Pulmonary Organs
Extract a certificate the Rev DR., Babcock, late
Pres dent of tive Wateryiile College, Maine:
'tfom intimate PERSONAL acquaintance with DR.. ID.
JAYNE, iar tIen Medical University of Penn
sy>ania AMI experience successful of med
cine. l prepared appreciate the numerous tes
monias OF prepa cations
hi ghly than the great majority Of which
tensvey eulogised. On trial of them nay family,
and of them personally have than realized
their fay ofabc antcIpatoa They what they profess
TO benot quack nostrnsbut skify prepared antidotes
for Of the affective of human diseases know
they highly esteemed, and frequently prescribed, by
OF the respectable of the regular OF
this elsewheI and DO hestat
% commend them a valuable addition
dica, and safe, well cmineny useful remedy for the
disea sed.''
RUFUS BABCOCk, Jr.
Mr.. Nicholas Harris, o he the First
Baptis, Church of Philadelphia has been perfectly cured
by having suffered years with Asthma,
which hitherto bafed the skill OF Physi-
of the city. Miss Mary Campbell OF Fayete Co.
Pa, been cured eighteen
by this Ex pectorant.
Finally, public nave long desired medicine
kind which might depended upon, prepared by
regular physician offered them and be had OF
JAMES X DUGDALE,
July "a, I5il.-29-1y RICHMOND, IA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
Bronlbitis! Bronlbitis :!
Beware of that dread Destroyer,
TTHE BRONCHITIS,

Which sparos neither the Young. tie Good
or the Reautiini but Is annually hurryIng
thousands upon thousands TO q premature
grave, under the mistaken name Of Con-
sumption. The usual symptoms of this
disease are, Cough, Soreness OF the Lungs
Throat Hoarseness, Difficulty OF Breath
ing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, Splitting up
of PhlegIn or Matter, and sometimes Blood
1t is an inflammation Of the fine skin which
lines the inside OF the small wind tubes or
air vessels running through every part u
the lungs. The great and etfectual ren1eiy
for this alarming and wide-sprcading dis
ease iS the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
RICHMOND HOTEL,

Corner of NJ a m NJ a ION streets,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
ME proprietor of this avorably wellknown HOTEL,
has moved into il himself, and determined to sus-
and cha The comfort OF
the Traveller shall be constant aim, and having ade
perm the building Tavern house,
his well his inclination would induce hun 10
make il equal house the road lie hopes
der such satisfaction that shall dissatisfied
Prices suited the times. }. w. GILBERT.
December l5th 1871. Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
COvingtOn Rolling Mill.

u BUCHANAN, Agent, Cincinnati, Is prepared to
u. furnish all complete assortment of lt<ON
and NAIL warranted of superior quality, Pittsburgh
prices. C3-The usual credits given to regular customers
Cincinnati, September %, 1912. 81 Pm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-05
Gorernor of Rhode Island.


Important Testimony-If farther proof required
establish fact inestimabe value Dr. Stark
wea,her's Hepac Elixir, the following communication from
the Hon Samuel w. kng Governor OF Rhode Island
tans adequate testimony subantae beyond dispute,
and put entirely the idea potent
classed dangerous nosrums
which pamed upon the public only gain
Please read the following statements communicated by
his Excellency, under date of
Johnston. Jan. %, 1912.
DR. Charlie. DYER Jr-NTy Dear Sir: Your conmunica-
yesterday, asking DE-
will inform you that my confidence in patent medicines
generally isnot haering. have had much
believe thar unprncipl viii often palm upon
their fcowczens their USELESS if dangerous
period producing any good
effect when otherwise perhaps proper remedies would
been used and much suffering and distress prevented
that have used them, feeling myself and family
be safer under the directions nv family physi-
bu, having been afflicted for the las, years
difficulties the side and chest uncomfortable and often
distressing painful and somewhat ala ming. and from which
could only temporary relief, livery fortunately noticed
your advertisement of the medicine in question
had been school-b with Dr. Sarkweather, and had
with him long and Intimate acquaintance when
young men. and from knowledge OF him though, him
induced me DrsStakweath Hepatic Ell x, and
by IT'S Use l now believe myself entirely cured
need not therefore. you that consider il OF
sss value eeainy think us discovery OF great public
Importance.
The hrss bottle took much relief which regular
inued IT. havine thank God. further for pres
eh'- With regard and respect,
Your OBJ, ,nd humble serv',.
SAMUEL w KING
hyDr S,arkreathers H-patie Eiirir for the cure Of
A''s' c0"'p'a'"f'' IS for sale ?, Sne,rs 0rs 3
Al their Western Depo, of Valuable Msdicnes No i,
Fourth street, between Main and sycamore.
AIso-for sale a, their "BRANCH OFFICE,
Conner Of Front and Sycamore streets
, For sale by I. Reed & Brother. Richmond la: Dr.
Swain, Centevilis. Ia Thos D. Wheeen CAMBRIDGE Ia
Dan'si Nason hnghsstnvn. la. and jess. war winche.-
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-08

i posr Ofr'eE cA'E--ir 2 ''S.'es
c..,rt ), schenectady, fsw days SINCE
~ s., paA,oas,er OF that city brought en-
...,;on 80 aaainst Mr.. John Foster, 70 re-
cove, , penalty Of SIS, for AZ alleged slo.
ls,;oa l e sec. 80 Of the Post Office Law
q,hs defendant, sometime in the month
= falv las,. mailed 1t the Post Office p
,t., ei,v ! Catalogue Of Unioa College,
a;rec,ed 10 tho Principal Of SPringsiae
Academy. On the first page Of the pam.
nb,et was written the words, with re-
snects Of J. Foster Il was con1endea
on the part Of the prosecution. that ne
words thus written was violation o.
the soth section Of the act. and the de'
fandant therefore Liable for the penalty
of es prescribed By TIA. section. On
The Dart Of the defendant il was insisted
,ba, tho words as written was not q vio-
,a,;on of the act-that it wasnot 9 mem
brandon within the spirit o. laas ses.'os
Secondly, that if it was memorandum
within the meaning ofthe 3oth sections
there was no evidence that i was maze
there With the intention Of having the
same conveyed free Of letter postage
The case was fully and ably argued b
the counsel for the respective parties
and submitted to the jury, who returned
q verdict for the defendant
The same jury by their verdict 70 an
/ other case, found that The words 'lhes'
six pages stereotyped,' written on
proof s,,eet and directed 70 the author 9
a work, subjects the same 70 letter pos
postage.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-08

4 MoorsD po.sr The question abe.
,ber the general Bankrupt Law apple,
10 persons owing debts in fdociary
character-or, rather, whether it ab.
solves them from debts owed in fdu.
ciary capacity appears to be point
upon which our learned Doctors Of the
Law cannot come 10 an unanimous is.
cision. Mr.. Justice Daniel, of virgin
"a ia a recent case, held that person
who owes fiduciary debts IS not entitled
10 the benefit of the Bankrupt act, and
Il moi within the scope Of its provisions
and could not be declared bank roD, 8
long as be remains 10 that pfedicameDt
NJ. Justice M'Lean, Of Ohio, holds thar
no relief can, under the bankrupt act
be given against fduciary debt. gr.
| Justice Thompson, Of New York. holds.
fst, that the existence Of fduciary
debt does not preclude the party from
! taking the benefit Of the bankrupt act 4,
/ 10 ali other debts. Cd. That the bank
rupt act being intended fOr the benefitof
| creditors, a .fiduciary creditor is no.
bound 10 come in and take his dividend
under the act, but he has an election %
do so If be chooses. Sd. That unless
s
The fduciary creditor does not elect to
come in under the bankruptcy, his deh
IS not discharged thereby, bul that the
bankrupt IS or may be entitled 10 dis.
i charge from all other debts. Ina case
which came before him last week, Mr..
Justice Story, Of Massachusetts, gave his
opinion that the existence Of fiduciary
debts, owing by the petitioner, cons;ita.
ted no positive incapacity Of valid objec.
ton 10 his being declared a bankrupt,
and obtaining the benefit Of the act, if
he owes other debts, not Of fiduciary
character. The Supreme Court Of the
{ u. States will have TO settle this moOisd
point.