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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-29
Administrators Sale.

Office is hereby given. that We vii. offer for sale
Tuesday. the oth pay of Novemoar next the late
John b. Taylor, late of Wayne county, Indl-
deceased, all the Personal Property of said deceased.
consisting of-Hoses, Cattle Sheep. Hogs Wheat Corn.
Oat-, Household Furniture lot of Flour Barrels lot
seasoned Lumber Shingles and
tedious mention. credit of Twelve months
will be given ali of three dollars aud upwards by
purchaser giving with approved security Sale
commence a O'Clock. A. NJ.
ELIZABETH T Taylor. Adfnistratrix
WILLIAM l.. FRY AR. Administrator
o. tober 1s 1912. 42:i4
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Fences.

At recent meeting ot an agricultural society
Iu ptlns& wanna, the address delivered by
Nicholas B.1d!e, Who among other topics, makes
some curiaus remarks upon The subject Of fences
He estimates the costs the fences which Incinse
all the arabic aud i'll the State, at one hundred
millions of dollars. which, supposng the fences
ID be renewed once III ten years, would be ten
millions per annum. This enormous tax upon
agriculture he thinks, might be saved, by dispen-
sing with entirely the use of fences, 10 which end
he proposes that all domest animals be kept up
stables, other small enclosures. This,
suppose. would cost more than i, would come To-
Recommendations Brooks, Custom House
officer of Detroit, has discharged all his deputy
officers, who were Clay men, and appointed loco
foeos in the place. Mr. Brooks is now delivering
addresses through the State in favor of Captain
Tyler.
MARE1Ep,-On Tuesday evening las, BIZ John
Sailor Esq. LEvINUs KING TO ELIZA Ann SMITH
all of this city.
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TO ALL C0kCERkED.

ME partnership existing between the undersigned will
expire shortly by limitation; they therefore,,
settle their business. aud respectfully invite all
persons indebted them call and settle.
close the They have hand, and shall
keep "a good assortment of all kinds OF LEATHER, which
will sell cheap, for Cash, exchange for Hides
Wheat. Persons who wish purchase would do well
purchasing elsewhere, determined
give tho best of bargains.
MOORE & FLETCHER
10th Doth, 1912. 42tf
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Executors Notice.

ME undersigned has taken of the Wayne Probate
Court, letters testamentary the of Andrew
Barton, dec, he Heretofore all indebted
said make immediate payment and all having
claims against said present them legally auhentI
within from The
is solvent. W NJ. f. BARTON, Executor
Richmond, Oct Is, 1912. 4i-i3
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TAKE notice.

FzNiE undersigned having sold their Foundry establish
nen under the absolute necessity OF collec-
ting their debts. Those owing notified that pay
Va II 2 \
NORDYkE, FOULkE& WILLIAMS.
Richmond. Oct. -, 1912. i9tf
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I1NAX NOTICE.-An Real Estate, lying II city o
i Richmond, II which Taxes
viii be Public Sale the nd Monday of No
vember the law unless settled previous
that time. NELSON PAGE, Collector
Richmond, Oct 10. 1912.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

a STATED MEETING cf tie Nealcal Society OF
nayne county. will be held ut Centrevie, Mon
asy. Ian, Noyemher 10 O'Clock. a. NJ
poant will bafoe the society, pancual
tendance requested. j. PRlILIiLI. See'y.
Oct 29th 1872. AID
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Administrators Notice.

7 uncTs gned has taken letters Of Admins
the Estate of John b. Taylor bate of W ayne
COUNTY, Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted
Estate requested max insne4iae payment; ami
having claims against said Estate. notified
duly authenticated for setee within
fTot this date. The Estate supposed De solvent.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administrative.
WILLIAM L. FRYAR, Administrator.
October 18Th, 1912. IL Al
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10y virtue Prccept TO directed from the CIV
Clerk snail offer, fl - the and profits and, in
satisfying Taxes DUE simple
the following real estate. Sale take place
the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock P NJ on
End Monday OF Nov ember 1872, Coone Cham
Der door, all lying and being the city of Richmond,
taxes, property of the
following named persons:
Lot No. Il, as the property O Jacob u. Atkinson
Half of lot No. 3D. as the property of Jacob d Atkinson
Lot No. II. as the property of Joseph Alexander.
Lot ILL., ; the property of Brown Il Bailey.
Lots 81. y, IS. Il, property OF Thomas Bradbury
Lot l5s. as the property OF Jonathan Bond.
Lot 10, MS the property OF Aaron Bond
Lot 1871, as the property of VIM. H. Brown
Lo, Il. Is, the property of Hannah Craig.
Lot i43, as the property of Samuel Cox
Lot IL, as the property Of William Commons.
Los2 and half lot 49, as the property of Fouke AMI
WHEY.
Lot IL, the disputed property of Finley and Pyle.
Lot 49, the properly OF FouIke, >. n. 4 Z.
ioi 80, as The property OF Jehu Hiatt.
Halt of lot 81, owners unknown.
Half of LOT Id, as the property of Smii tn Hunt.
Lo, 10Y, as the property of Isom Harvey.
Half 30, and half LOT 1922 and lot e. the pro-
perty of John e. kibbey-
Part of 10, 80, the property of Matthew Lewis.
Half of lot IL, as the property of Jeremy Msnsur.
Io, 5, as property of William A. Murray.
Half o. 36, the property of Richard Pretlow.
Lot IA, The property of Henry n. Gunner.
Lot lOl, out LOT, the property of EnooA Rasback
Pert 20 and 90, the property of James b. Ray.
Io, l. as property of Everard Roberts.
Lot Ii, as the property of Moses Rhodes
Lo, i6l. as the pronesty of John Reid
Lot IS. a the property of Isaac Smith
Half OF 10, III as The property Of Ester Starr.
Lots IS AID ? out lots, the property {" jacob Sanders
Part of lot 1. a the property of Atticus Siidal.
Lots l0, 1922 1913, the prop. of Mary Nancy Thomas
Two out lots, as the property of Samuel Test
Lot g. IS the property of Able Thornberry
Half of lot 100, the property of Henry Watt
Half of lot lob, the the Est OF l. e. onSe
Lot 100, the property of WIN. Davidson, Admir-.
Oar iol. as property of n. + Harrington.
Lot 81, the property of Washington Penrose.
ALso,--At the same time and place:
An out Lot. The property OF George Casey.
Halt. Lot, No. 81, 8: Stephen Duncan.
Zoe, GO AZ Eliza Hamilton.
1861 Est. Francis Jones.
South part of South hall Of Lot No. 100, as the
property of Samuel Lowery.
Lot No, III, as the property Of Harrison Mid
ling.
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By The Governor:
WV. SHEETS, Secretary of State.

JAMES RYAN! Where are you?--We comply
with a request to insert The following:
IMPORTATION WANTED OF james RYAN Of the
town of Carlow, county Of Carlow, Ireland. who
sailed from Waterford in the ship Anne Jetlry,
and arrived in Quebec He was la ST seen IN Bos-
ton, and is supposed TO have left for Montreal or
Quebec. HIS wife and children in Charles
town, near Boston, Mass, where any communi-
cation respecting her husband, can be sen, 20 the
Rev. Mr.. Bryne
Editors Of newspapers will Go an act Of chart
iy by copying the above.
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CANARY Birds For Sale.

VIE Undersigned offers for sale pairs
CANARY BIRDS of beautiful plumage They
been reared III this and
this section of country They healthy. require
but ttls oabie feeding, &c. Persons wishing to pur-
invited 10 call and see them.
JOB BORTON.
Richmond Sept. 10, l5Il. 37u
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SheriH-s Sale

b1 virtue of an Execution directed from the
- Wayne Circuit Court will expose public sale Al,
ne Court House door in Cenreve, Wayae county,
ma on the 18th day of November, lS42
OF ten clock, A II. and four O'Clock, p NJ day.
'ae borrowing property, to-w: A parcel
OF land IN WAYNE county, Indiana, know BY being part
OF the North West quarter of Section No. g. Township
fourteen. Range one. West being Eas, half of tract
OF land one Henry Hun, bought of Henry HIATT divided
from the said tract by North and South line; containing
forty-six acres. los ID rods
Taken the property of w lillian Sa.e 10 satisfy an
execution favor of John Fairbairn.
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff w. c.
October %. lSio (S200) Ats
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Cand!esl Candles
Important.--State Scrip.
EICHA NGE YOUR SCRIP for FLANNEL

ME- Richmond Trading and Manufa turing Company
will sell a quantity of Flannel for State Scrip old
issue, its face They will also sell good Cassinets,
Cashmere Cloth Blankets, Paper &c, of their manufac
ture low good funds, will allow :he highest price for
Scrip their articles.
\. B. No more WOOL wanted present, the Com
pany suficien, hand to last until clipping
September Is. 1912. 34sf
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Nj DIGGIsG.--It is stated in an evening
naner that a certain DE-. of Phlladeip hia.
some DAYS siuce called upon the lessee OF the
homestead farm of The lafe Stephen Grard, and
stated that few nights previous be met the late
Banker, attended III his former habits and he told
hun the money was barred deep in certain part
Of tbai farm. Dr., therefore desired. and
obta lned permission To seek the MATERIAL After
drawing n magic circle and certain other move
ments be admitted some or 9 !aLoTeIs ia the
ring on condition that they should not speak du-
ring labor permit the work TO be stopped
Thus they have continued nigh. and day since
and YOU may rest assured, have made a sad gap
IN the earth. The money has not yet been found
Bat: Pat.
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Il CLEAR ! DICE IS THE BEAUTY OF SPEECH.
CUNFREES INDICATED H0iRHOIND CANDY.
4 have cough and immeIi relief Cum
frees dedicated H1aroruad Candy, as it IS composed
OF number OF the safe and 5atary ingredients,
and pronounced by all ted be excellent
article relieve cough the BREATH and clear the
voice. For sale by ID. r. HOLLOWAY and
i. REED & BROTHER
Richmond, Sept. %, 1872. 3-tf
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School in the Warner Building.

ME Term of the subscribers school COM
i Monday, the 18th of November next, in
the Warner Building. Instruction will be given in all
branches OF education usually taught in Select and High
Schools. 7tatson, s., so per Quarter
EMILY T. kNOVLTON.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1872 43:45
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-29

Benjamin Addleman. Lot Front
Bennett Barmer, haot h9 solomon Bead. half-Iot 90
Geo Bell, out lot and lot 90; Robert B1rk, ots
Elisha sook. lot 1913; Ntn y Cammaek, los IL
Thomas Clark, l2l; Upton Elliott, l and ~
>bipley l.. Foulke. ST: Vim. Il Fouke 80;
Samuel Fleming, Est !; Larkfn Gorden. 1854 100
John Ffotopetre. Jesse NJ. John II Hutton 2s -
Jacob J. nornsh, LOT ); Samuel f. IredeH, 1t; -
Jesse iden, out lots, Robert ID Jones.
Morgan Jones' -, Isaac Jones. 8, i, 23oot lot,
l. L. Jones * Go foundry klnsev, 3, ), pit. 20;
VIM, kenworhy, lu6 aud out lot;
2-3 liz Supposed to belong % BardsaIl-
Jesse Meek. haIElot %: Daniel Mccoy, haIf-Iot 10;
Jonathan MATHS, pit. Id! Benz Maths, Ii;
David and John l.. Naasby, pit. % each.
John ID NcLeliand 81; Sylvester Mur3ock, 80;
Ellis Nor3yke, and );
NorIyke, FouIke, aud Williams, 4 lis, l49, 142;
Cornelius oeernan, pit go; Matilda Oyerman, 81,
Pyle, s., IS. ST. I2a, l25 %, o. 40 ps.lo4 lots
VI. Ratttav. 20; F. Robinson, 6i IS. &c, %, 80;
Dnn d. Rogers B; w. Reynolds, PIT 49, l2o;
Silas Rhodes, =; Christopher >hoaffer, 49, lo2;
DAM D. Sloan, 81, pit. 81. 252; Sidney Smith, l2o,
Joah Smith, PIT 5-oas lot aud pork house lott
William Spencer, lot i4a;
Chas " Starr such property will satisfy the of
his Tax due: Caleb TharPe 6l
Charles Thompson. 81; Joel Vale, Il;
James Wright, Is; Macamy WATSON. half l5S:
n Wilson. % aud PIT l03; j. ". Barden 10 and l. =
Archa. Esep IS Leeinus King. out lots;
Griffith Mendenhall. II; Isaac Mills - and l3:
Ohm :. Newman. 12f; Daniel Ward, fourth AZ:
james Jones, half r. pt. 29 Samuel Reid. Out lot;
H. S Hamilton pt. I05 pit ? half 81. So "a of q
Charles Bouche Est half 81 Jesse Stanley, 1876, 49, 49,
Moses Rhodes, Lot No. IL.
When due attendance viii be given by
Sept. IS, 1912 NELSON PAGE. Collector
of The settled their ne would also
guest balance be forthcoming the fate
list undoubtedly will unless lquidaee previ
Gus 10 the day of sale Mp
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EU OP T..
SIX Days later via Ship Indepe ndcnce-
LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.
MONT ENTENSNE FIRE.

MOST ENTENSIlE FIRE!
i FIRE, tho most extensive and destructive that
has occurred in this town for many years past,
broke out about 3 O'Clock this morning III paint
rnaGufac tory and oil warehouse IN Paisley street,
which Is small street leading from Great How
ard street to Bath street 1t is surrounded by
warehouses and sheds used for bonded goods. and
filled with produce TO the top From the intlam-
mabIc nature of the materials, and stiff bret re
from tho N. W. blow ing the time, the fire spread
with inconceivable rapidity, extending up TO the
front of Great Howard street, and across Fornby
street, and up to Neptune street covering an ex-
tent Of , acres of ground. Up 10 half past nine
O'Clock, fifteen warehouses OF the first class
of them five stories high, and about the same
number of bonded sheds. of similar dime IONS
had been burnt. and the fire was still uuchecke ed
being greatly favored by Tho blowing. We re-
greet that the dreadful occurrence has been
attended with several causalltes and loss of some
lives. One of the most active OF the fire brig ade
persisted bv The falling of III, gable end of ware
house, which, with all the burning mass it con-
tanned, fell outward into Fornby street, and bu
ried him beneath the burning mass. At the same
time many persons working 10 The sheds on the
opposite side of the street, previously In-
Jufed by tho falling of the front wall Of the ware
house opposite. Several Of them were speedily
got out and carried to the hospital; two of them
believe. a hopeless state.
We suhioin list of the various sums which
the Insurance Offices said TO have suffered bv
this calamity but. Of course, we canno, pledge
ourselves for lis accuracy:
The Sun, 100000
Globe, $4,000
West Of England, 10000
London, 10000
Liverpool, $4,000
Phoenix. 10000
Royal Exchange. $4,000
Manchester, 10000
Imperial, 2o,ooo
rho cn.u.:.>, !, ct ncconnt of the BUILDINGS
destroye Pour warehouses (Grays,) burnt,
one ditto, (Tay Ior's,) ditto; two ditto (Rayners)
ditto; two ditto (Poole's1 ditto; four dn'o Nlaws)
ditto: o1e ditto (Roger'sN, fire proof partially on
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FLAXSEED WANTED.

VIE subscriber purchase of
i ILASsEED. x ne 81 pa Y he hiahs ms
il delivered robert IIiif's Oil
Mill. Persons having Seed for sae would do well call
before selling elsewhere. BENZ. STRATTAN.
Eigntn month 9th, 1872 3itf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-29

VIE stat5,crfhor pt.llish paradca
the above tide. devoted TO the estigaion OF HUI
MAN PHYSIOLOGY, PHRENOI0GY. PIlISIOG-
Monty. PAIfioG Monty. and ASTRONOMICAL
and Ill MAN MAGNETISM. Having made these cub
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SALE FOR TANES.

SEPTEMBER 29Tu, lol3.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18

ao,u saetbeilt tproe, no mir BON unferem @apttd
Der mebrnals be uu5 etntraf, bic Serderung erhiel
fen, bas Elm S1iff sur lleberfabrt nap epsSrleans
in &n9fcn fir uuS etnserttet Ditroe. Sltd befa11en
mir lpiter upt Gle S&unoe, ba3 b7s 9Srad Sceana NIT
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tauft tperocn iet. \
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dntcrtf1ntIteS breimalfi9eS Sd Britannia, cterbalo
DID oarbcur Dor 9lnfer, pDrdn mir ben fol9enoen
Gag uat)Oem mir oen Setpcbnern oaielbt nnleren I>
ni9(tcn Danf db9e(tattet, aufgencmn,er. -
Se(eelt BON nelter Ooffnun9 fnbren mir duf oelen
fdbuen Sfife, no SrOnuu9 unb 8elheioenbett Der
Mannfhaft 1db rtbmlttt ansseldnete, ben speten
Euq n11eem bus Stiff enen Sag ilber rpegen lStnos
tiae lie9en 9e6lieben, frub Nior9ens ab. --.
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Sceaud porbet. @5 la9 I'M trlben Ddntnterlubt
Slo Der 3ert6rnn9-oor nnlern glu9en, Die ,nIr NIT
gSebmutb fIet babn waloten. gs oid)te uns Elm 9rcs
Bes grob, rpelhes unS umidlo0en, tpcralls mir aber
wiecer bird Setifano bes cerrn eritaneenober ireb
1c(os es III llct etnen 9rcfen She'll unlerer Gier.
S0ceana, bas fhbne, ftplse Sottff, warc elm Spfer
mutMpillge gerreisoebuu9 uub 1etn lner9an9 fam ne
ocrant,pcrte peroen. SIT bteer berbet9efhrt moroen
aus llnfunOe, Gus 0tadldl19tett Noer ana gorIas,-
tper ocr, ,t.,s faru bieIes entlheloen :?
Gin oiinlttoer gBtnb uno itb6uc Mitterune beIhlen
uiateu Hu1ere ncue Tabrt uno mir fanten am oteren
Gaee, ais een [esten bon oieem Sabre, oes Wor9enS,
an Ser Sibfpibe Ser cSnlel Cuba ocrbet.
Sim fr(aenoeu Sage batten mir ben Sob stpeter per-
onenetner Srau, Die bret tle'te Hnoer 1nferI'eBI H.
zines &nnten Su betrauern TN llebrt9en betanC t!f
nod ein Gier6el Der @eieufdaft franf, qr6Btentbes
AM Behfelfeber leceub, tn Hclse Der erttenen bar
ten Dran9fae unb beS un9etpcbnten @ttma'e auf So
n1aica. Sim STEM erreidten mir enbltd 9ldlb Die Suite
9lmerfas.
Dus neue eano unerer 8eitimmuns baben mir nun
NIT @cttcs buIfe betreten-n fetnem un9eheuern lm@
Ifan9 breitet e6 m Dor unIerem fletnen Sdnen aus IT,
ntul,t uns SbrpaeDe in fetne frdfti9cn 9rme auf.
pner uus III Der rpeiten 6erne oes SltenS e9t ull<
fer Qeltebte6 Saterlanc, caS mir oerlaen uno Dem rr
rppbl fir tnmcr 4ebe,pobl 9ela9t haben. AG1 tpe
manhe bei6c Gbrdue rauu lit filter Gadt itber bic
blcide aBanse, in ben f1weren prufun9sfuroen- -'ln
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manhe5 beflommenejoerS fetnte ftd pteoer ocrbln It,
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oauteu oaB es bnen bod nod obl sebe, eit infer llns
o(ilf rlie abnoeten II. uns init Segensptulden tet6
beoeitetcn N1o9e es ferner tbnen pctergehet, u. e
uuo ibre giubfcn,meu mod auge infer slnoenfen ets
eru nb n69en mir uns nun uto fir 1nler berebet1,
redthaene uno brope Birger 9tmerifa's at tpercen.
@eIarieben auf benz Sdiffe Britannia, I'M Saunar,
1912. Sdna6el.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18
Scr 05aterIan66 Xreun6 Un 5 g ei1f s &C 3eit

weifen fudten, rtefe 8iG iet gum 8rrtbe Der Sanf'
batter un6 gegen oas ISObloes Sclfes.
Die 0erren Byi,tqtOn uno Sentlns bctpeIen od9e'
gen, oas Die @rin0e jener rlt. anf unbatbarer 9c>
pbismeu berubnt. Benn e6 irgenb etn geies 9eben
fam, rpObur Die 8auten etnigermasen CUR @hrltdfe
eenpuuaen lpcroen 70 1T es bieeS. SoIte aber a1o
6iees eineu 3ped perfeblen 70 baben mir oarHr BIOS
einen ueuen 8e,peis, oas oee Inalten ourd) 9elsse
aar ntd,t in Srbnllro oebalteu tperoen ftnnen. Die
5ibung bauerte betrabe Bis feben, be1te 96eno BET
Der enSltbeu 9lbtmmuns ertldrtel, ale Den'otraten
dt oafitr, ale Bbi95 ca9escn bic Bill wnroe oaher
init euerWebrbeit BON bret Sttnlmen, auF mcr9sn gum
orttteurnal slt Derefen uno 3u patrci1 oerorbtet.
Serr eatbam bradbte i'm Senat etlte Sia ocr, ltnt
oaS Baufpeen in Obio Su resultren, oeren Snbalt '>
wc m09Gd in u1enem nddten Seridt n'tttAe'leH f'er>
oe. ,.-s
Die 8eIhlnHe Der Deutlhen bon @inct1nati rruroen
beute 9prnttttaoin Heprd1 d1entantenbane oereleL 1o
BON Der Demotratie NIT un9etbetltem Sefaae duf9e'
nourmeu. lnerc 8riioer N8big6 fontten tnoeen oles
e beutfd fd,e II ptQen MIR NIT Nsilbe oerfhln9e1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-18

gStr wouen tbm ebcd ntdt ocrereifen uno feline atnD
ilhen unleren Semertun9en Dcransftiden, rrlouber,
nns aber nod ben befheoeneu Bunl d. noe es NIT ber
Grbauung eincr penitenarY fir Die ciYiliITrte elt
pcd5 feline bepnoere GiIe baben n,Oee, neil ofsoaun
Elm hOber Garif, I'M Safe ndmfb bic sanse cpiliarte
9Selt IN e'ner penent'arg engeperrt ipire, BON re|
mig er1prieBlidem 0tuBeu Ien bitrfte.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-23
From The Salem Argus.
OUR FAlTHLESS REPRESENTATIVE

Mr.. SdhonstdH represents constituency deeply in
terested in the settlement of the tariff question: in
some pay. As the Newburyport Herald says "any
thing better than the present uncertainty the
course OF policy which the Government Of the coun-
try is to pursue" Mr.. Saonsal could whine and
whimper most pathecay about the tancied dangers
that beset the Unlon when the Veto of the Clan ST.
dmese Trims plot was received in Congress, but he
failed to make the least effort to save the tariff by sep
aratlng 1t from an extraneous measure.
Mr. Saltonstall was one of the first TO proclaim the
opinion that no duties could be legally collected under
the revenue law as it now stands If such were his
real opinion, he, chairman of the Committee on
Manufactures was the very who should have
moved for the passage of BILL in accordance with the
suggestion of Mr. Gushing, to legalize the present
mode of evying duties until new law should be
passed This imperative matter of duty Mr. Salton-
stall has neglected Mr. Roosevelt a democratic
member introduced bill to this effect which was
voted down by the Clay majority Mr. SaltonstaIl
doubtless among the number
As protested friend of the manufacturing inte-
rest, why has Mr. Satonstall neglected to move for
separation of the twin projects of Tariff and Dlstr-
button that each might be pas sed separate
ly, on its own merits and stand fall sepaIa ely Z
The Representative from this District has herein
proved most wanonly treacherous to his constituents
and it, through his connv ance and neglect of duty
the Government is ultimately left without revenue
and foreign imports allowed to be poured in upon
us without any duty at all, what valid excuse can
there be for him 2 What can he say on his return
home, to those who by their votes, entrusted their
teress his care Will he have the effronlery to
attempt to soothe his betrayed and injured conslitu
ens by saying in response TO their Justly indig
plants, that the mischief and ruin acciung from
the defeat of all rerenue, through Federal Wing
trickery and stratagem will make good political capt
tailor Henry Clay? Is this poor consideration tC
compensate them for the evils inflicted upon them by
stagnant and unsettled condition of business 2 We
oplne they will decide that they pay quite too dear fol
the whistle.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-23
PosTMAsTERs' COMMISSIONS g

We are glad to have il I'm our power TO an.
nounce that the Postmaster General has re.
scinded the order re-adjusting aud reducing
the commissions of Deputy Postmasters. This
ORDER originally made with great reluctance by
him, was precautionary. He had just grounds
to apprehend deficiency in the revenue of the
Department to meet It's current obligations
The economy which he has been enabled TO in
troduce into the service and the increased vigi-
lance of the Deputy Postmasters in the execu-
ton and enforcement of the laws regulating
their duties, have satisfied him that with con
tinuation of a like service by all the agents of
the Department its obligations may be met by
us income, during the present year