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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
Arrivals, clearances, sc.

Arrivals. S&SaR.1iaCeSs 49,
Arat nostlY n sch Ocean, Berry, Bath.
hrul Falmouth L. Jan ship Majestic. Mason, for Ant
III ut Gharow 9Th ship Giard, Hairdsn Oheans.
II laanaas ltii ult, sch i!-ieapont, Randall discg.
Ar - Thomas 10Th ut, MARS Hi OF Bangor from So
Kits
AT Port an Prince 10Th ut sch John Snow for Boston, dsg
1t G,ryaaa I'm NJ, bgs Rowland, Adams, for York
lauup; Samuel y Cot, 'trly, dI do.
At rnllid 7ih ult sch Eliza, Lawyer, from Wiscasset
djsc'g
At 5antaucrs nit brig Mcclellan Orr, fin Havana just
10 Lad t,r fo.t,n.
A Havana 18Th nit brig Betsey, Coombs for Boston load
ing Lincoln, smith, do do sid 18th ship Vile de Paris,
StuI1as, FIR y o.
CID ut Mobile Eth ship Congress, Aafshal N. Orleans ;
hrfg Nillas p. Walker, Elg3c5inb, Providence.
CHI at Apaa nicola 9TH bark John Odln, Hanover, New
On .aG..
Below Richmond 18th, in Vorino, Reach, sch Richard
Ia, Tor, Of Ihomn ton.
Ar At Lond 9th s-h Meridian 'rhomaston for York;
2jtn star, Kelley, for Bath 18th Increase, Nerl,
At Alphabetically 18th bark Lion f,r y York loading
CID ut Charle ton 2jth, brig Helen, Pinklan, Whining
ton, n c.
hrat Norfolk 2ah,sch John Yorng Camden 25i In Hamp
ton t"ads sch Metallic, .monton, OF aud m Ihomason,
for Richmond.
Ata1 Wilmington Goth brig York, Meryman st Thorn
as; 21ih sch Nanhrn, G3tchall, Thomlstun.
Ar at Boston 81 ship Majestic, Harvey, N. Orleans brig
Lucy Ann, (of Thumlson) SNOW, do. Cid brig North a
maca, Wright, Dam1scotti, 5th ship Pdtlna, Mansor
Il Orleans.
CID at York Oh bark Calico; Lombard Havana Ar Sd
ship Cordova, Lowell, MarHeill,s, Dec b.
sid fn Trinidad Feb 10, brig didee, Fner, Philadelphia
Ar al York 4th brig James McCobb. battelder, Quay
anna, Il 10.
Cid at Philadelphia Sd, brig Angelina, Barnes, Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

meeting, and until Mr.. X and General Thompson
started in the carriage together in the further pros
ecution of the effort in which we had been en-
gaaed My further participation in the matter
here terminated, as | was compelled 10 go to the
Supreme Court, then about to meet, TO conclude
the argument | had commenced there the day
before, in the mandamus case of Kendall VS. Stock
ton q Stokes. Nor did again see Mr. X that
evening in Westinghouse met that night in
this city. 1t may be proper to add, that from the
period referred toto the present time, the occul-
rences alluded to. have never been the subject OF
conversation between Mir Clay and myself
REVERDY JOHNSON.
Baltimore, Feb 7, 1912.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
sIEHtrF $ SALE.

LKNCOLA S.
4 Iemul Small j of Topsham, and VIII be sold at pub
lie Nendu- 9TH having been attached on the Original
Yr on THURSDAY the day Of Mach next, at the Wash
ingunau House rupsham AT O'Clock 7. h all the gtt
which lomu Small j has To red- en- The following
described lot OF land building thereon, viz Eastey by
the Mcd8w called, four rods southcy by land Of
Abraham Iawiand IT., about twelve rods westerly Is! and
stephen FAIL four rods, nethery by land Of hugh WI
son, being the occupied by Lemnel small Inc
abve described property being subject 10 Mortgage Deed
given by sad leinle small Jr. aud George H. Sinll To
Hugh Wilson, dated June ID, 1893, the payment
of sum Of one hundred dollars and ninety
cents NATHANIEL GREEN, shetlh'
ToD,lam, Feb. g, 1912. 3n40
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
MILITARY.

AT an election for the choice of Brig. Gen. of
the LIST Brig 9TH Div Col. RICHARD HOLLAND,
ofthe I'd. Reg, was elected to that office, in place
of Gen. J. Millay, (whose term had expired agree
able to-Law,) and has been commissioned accord
ingly.
Also, at an election in the Sd. Reg. Maj BAR
zILiM JACK, was elected Colonel, Capt. WIN. s.
CorLEn, Lieut. Colonel and Capt. HrArHERLY
RANDALL, I'd, MAYOR, and they have been COM
mlssoncd accordingly.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
NOTICE..

NOTICE hereby given that the Subscriber has been duly
appointed Administrator ut the estate OF SIMEON I.
LEMONT late of Bath in the county Of Lincoln, dsceased
and has upon himself that trust, by giving bonds
the law directs And all persons having demands upon the
the said Simeon Z Iemont required To exhibit
the and all persons indebted 70 the said eats are call
ed upon to make payment. RICHARD NUTTEi,
Administrator.
Bath, Feb. l6, 1912. 50
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
Baltimore Feb. 7, 1912.

a LARGE COMMITTEE. AT a currency meeting
IN Baltimore last week, resolution adopted
to raise tea thousand men to go to the Senate, at
Annapolis, and compel them to pass the resump
ton bill.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
rEEEE RClNGE.

TIE quarterly examination of candidates for admission
into the ma AMI female apartments Of the High school in
Faith viii take place at the brei Academy saturlay the
10Th inst commencing 1t O'clock p. NJ applicants
admission tJ the ensuing 4Gater VIII h examined after
that day.
EATH. GRoToN, Chairman Of sup'g Com.
q. CLARfE, Sec'y. March 10, 1872
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
BBAGDESEGTEI' PILLS.
Security to the Patrons Of BrRndreth's pills.
NEW LABELS,
Tie Ne,o LaJcls Single Bor Of the Genuine Il andre
Pits, cd'fajn

The NcD LabGs Single Dor Of the Genuine IL aadred
PITS, c1ptajA
5|rp 50I3 LEI IERS!!!-{GB
consequence Of the variety of Counterfeit Labels
OF pretended Brandreth's Pills, and which, in many in
stances nearly resembles in outward appearance the gen
une Gi the old 4ty often to deceive the unwary, Doct
Brandreth acting uudea Of duty tn The public has
employed those celebrated art Hiessr PERKINS and Dur
and who succeeded in producing, at great cost, I'M
rev Labels from steel, of extreme difficulty of execution
and complicated a nature, t. impass
billy Of initiation being considered by judges master
piece in the ar Of engraving.
The border Of the aud also Of the under label is com
posed the elaborate and Chae patterns of lace work
To climax Of these beautiful labels, the paper upon
which they printed Is previously printed with BED Ink,
after Il design exquisite and minute To cOmpetl
ton the top and under label each contain the words
-" BENJAMIN BRANDREIH'S PILLS." written in Rcd
In neay hundred tmes-tle top and under label
tanning therefore, upwards Of five thousand letters.
There is also upon the top, the under and the side label
two signatures of Dr. BaudrCth one being his glr sig
nature, thuaB. BlndrtIh and the other his iG sigma
ure tns-Benianiu Brandreth bnth being fac SMILES OF
the writing Of DR.. Bandeth, 10 initiate which forgery
The randfch Pills having these labels upon them, can
be relieG up8n : the true and genuine.
Dr. Brand.ls Principal Office 24l, Broadway, N Yor.
N England Office
ID Hanover Street, 10
1i8ST0E.
arent in Bath. Mir. HENRY HYDE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
PIANO FORTE sCHLOOA!

K. w. BAkNEKOY,
v;1OuLD respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
w Of Bah that no Will open school ahove, 10 com
nence the 9th Of present month. Will give two les
sons weekly every scholar either at their respective
hoine. or at my Piano Forte establishment AT Doct TX
insun. Scholars viii have their Pianos tuned free of eH
sense. Price for Tuition follows, VIZ:
Grown Persons So, per Quarter
Children SO, 3" "
Subscription Lists his School at MrCaleb g. jerks
Store d. Wkinson's and lr Il. Eyde's Book store.
Bah, FEB. 5th 1872 3wio~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
" BANKRUPT ..A@.'
RANDALL s, WHITMAN,
Councillors at Law

win attend 10 business nnderthe bankrupt Act in the
United States District Court, IN force this day.
They would thank their old clients for past and con
Timed patronage, and promise those ennng oiness to
their cure, PROMPT ATIENIION-FAllll Ft LNLSS,
,,,th HI, . IsIa II 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
Spoken.

Feb 49, lat 10 49, lon 80 H. ship Rochester, Owen of Bath
% days I'm davre, for n Orleans.
Feb D, lat - W, Ion, ship Caspian FIN n Orleans
for !iavre.
No date lat 35 49, Ion y II sch Larkn, Snow, FIN Thorn
aston via Portland, tor Orleans.
Feb 22d lat s Ion 20, brig Fox Rogers, I'm Bath, Tor
Havdno with loss of deck Load galley, stearn boat &C.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
suERMAN.s PODR NlAN,s PLAsTMa.

INfIff NdJ
ND warranted the best Plaster in iar pain or weak
"A ness back, Ions, side Mea any other paft OF
the body al.o To Rhenatsm and hnbago II Affords lme
dIt astonishing ref Aud all those no have used
them any other, they easy and cure SO
suop P.f sal, by EDWARD WOOD,
i..th lam. u i-,l (4I Genital WHAT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

FOR SALE.
TWO HOUSE LOTS in central part of this village
win be sold for part cash down and the balance on
liberal credit. WILLARD WALkER,
Bath, Feb. 10, 1912 ui6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

Wespo about eight miles from Niscasset situated
Sheepscot river, full view Of the The said farm
consists Of eighty Of land equally divided between
moving and pastureage land, with wood sufficient for fuel
The buildings on the good one, story Dwelling
House. with good collar and well Of water, barn and
othe convenient out buildings. The said farm about
sixteen tons of hay The will he liberal For further
particulars enquire OF SAMUEL IAhBOA.
Westport, Feb 18th lei2 4W4of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

the Honorable Nathaniel Grotoa Esquire Judge PROBATE
7oithin and far the County Of Lincoln
~ ESPECTFULIY represents Amasa Soule Admnistra-
tor on the estate of SILAS MSOULE late eff Woowich
in said Comfy, deceased That the personal Estate of the
said deceased sufficient by the of one hundred
dollars to answer just de which he owed He there
fore pays be empowered and licensed to sell
, mach Of the Real Estate Of the said deceased may be
,fic. Mt to raise the said with incidental charges and
whereas partial sale oi SAID deoeased estate would great
~ injured the residue, be therefore pfays that he may be
empowered ~ sell the whole theIof. ~ ~
AMASA sOULE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

vg1HE Steamboat MINERVA, now lying at McCobbs'
Wharf together with her engines, Boilers and Machine
~ and if not sold private before the second day Of
April next she will he sold at Public Auction For further
particulars enquire of LIEN AYERS.
Bath Feb. lst, 1872 9W4J
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
DIED.

In Portland ir Titus SkIngs, (caloed) aged sc years.
In Phipbdfs On fuesdy last Biz. Peter Cary, aged 67
years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
PIANO EORTEs FOR SALE:
OYER A pARSnA-G, SIDRE

lust received offered for sale panoes prime quail
- ty at Manufacturing prices
Bath March, 81 1912 3y4g
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

CORN AND FLOUR FOR SALE.
IN Stinsou's wharf in the Store formerly occupied by
~ Bernard c. Bailey, Esq, 1000 Bushels prime yellow
Corn and $50 Barrels superfne, fine and mjddng3 -four
For sale, by BENJAMIN L. CHASE SSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

To ne oaoraIc NATHANIEL ro,on Esquire adge Of Probate
1oitaia md for tie County If LHeo'H-
% ESPECTFJIJ represent Tallman Lowell, Admins
81 traitor of the estate Of ROBERT ROGERS, late OF
phnsbng in County deceased that the personal estate
said sufficient by the of three
u nded and seventy five dollars the just debts
Which he owed He therefore prays that ne may be empow
cred sell mach " the Real Estate of the
81 ia deceased A. may be sufficient raise the said
with incidental ehaIgs. IALLMiN Low ELL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

LLNCoLNss.4t Probate Court held n B1t 'oitha and
FIR CouHf Lincoln, the Si1tee"t dug q Ft6rNaTy a.
y. lsi2.
foregoing petition, Ordered that the said Petition
~ give all Interested in said Estate,
appear Of Probate Ia he budeu al Wiscasseton
third Monday of Nav next, nv causing copy Of said
Petition with this Order 10 be published three weeks
cessivgy previous said Court, in the Lincoln Telegraph,
printed in Bath.
NATH'L GBOToN, Judge Of Probate.
Attest GEO. w. NICHOLS, Register.
4 true copy of the Petition and order thereon,
Attest: GEo w. NICHOLS Register.
3ViS,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
uOUsE AND LAND FOR SALE.

- THE House and lot York street, lately owned
lf4 and occupied Captain VIM Held Fan will be sold by
the Subscriber very avorahi. terms. Part of the
the money may remain mortgage fde5rable. If sold
il will be let at mod crate rent.
Also, the house and lot occupied by the Subscriber
the adjoining lot w be sold together either Of sep
arately very reasonable terms if applied for
JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath March 9th, 1912. tf5O
JUST RECEIVED,
EpY II. P. MORSE, per. Schooner Comet a prime lot
40 Western Hams-Extra Clear and Mess. Pork-Kegs
fresh Lard, which will be sold cheap for cash.
Bath March 9Th 1912. If. So
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

To Honorable Y1taH 0roton Eqai-e Judge Of Probate
iottn dadfpr tie County If Lincola-
TT ESPECFULLY represents Philena Robinson, admins
- fatriy on the estate OF CHARLES ROBINSON, late
If Bath said county, deceased that the personal estate
deceased not sufficient by the sum OF one hun
Grad and sixty dollars the just debts which lie
owed prays that she be enpowered and
licensed s much of the Real Estate OF the said do
ceased a. may b. Sufficient the said with incl
ceun charges and whereas by partial sale of the deceas
eds real est c inre the residue thereof she
pray that she NAV be licensed sell the whole of the SAID
deceased'5 real estate. PHlLENh koblNsON
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
PIANO UoaTEs---rUNED.


LII Orders len the Store Of \. g. Crockett matchmaker
"a and Jewr, opposite the Elliot House, Will be prompt
Il attend ID To.
Bath Feb B. 1912 3wl5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
--------- -------------------
GREAT DARGAINSI!

BROfD CLOTHS 1T BOST0N PRICES!!
FENRUFANr Il MILLER, one door north Of the Elliot
House, offer extensive assortment Of Blue Black,
Brown Olive Adelaide and mixed Broad and Pilot Cloths
together with general of Fancy Goods
dGced rates for cash
Bath, Feb "a, 1872. tfis
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

To the Honorable NathGnie Gro0n, Esquire Judge Of ProbGi
,nifain and far the C0uatyo Of Lincoln
ID ESPEC1 FULLY represents Joseph Moore administra
"a tot On the estate Of GORGE ANDERSON late Of Lis
hon ia said county deceased That the personal est ate
the sad sufficient by the of thos
sand dollars TO answer debts which he owed there
pray that h may be empowered aud licensed to sell
much Real estate of said deceased may be SUN
cient TO raise the SAID with Incidental charges.
JOSEPH MOORE.
LINCOLN Sc 4ta Probate Court held V7seasset otr
aGitr County Of Lincoln, the lOti dsy q January
D. 1912.
on the foregoing petition Ordered that the said Petition
~ give notice 10 all persons Interested IN sad esta
10 apn ar 1t of Probate be holden nj Iopsam
the third Tuesday Of February next ny causing copy
said Petition with THIS order b. published three Weef
sGccrssvely previous said Couf IL me nsoln Iseg'hI
I ,,l,nfad m inth NATEn GROTON,
Judge of Probate
attoet JOHN c. DODGE, Register
A true copy Of The Petition and order thereon
Attest joHN q. DopsE, Register
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10
49,
TsleEraph's fFnrine List. 49,
A10aI OE BATH.

i"EiycG.
March ID Sahr falen, Reed, Boston.
81 inns, Davis, Boston.
9TH Bark linton, Manson; Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

HEED GRASS AND CLOVER.
~ EST Northern Herds Grass and Clover esd or sale
ID cheap by L. HoLl4AED.
Hiarch
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-10

DOCTOR REED.
PHYSICIAN AND SURTEO.%.
nFFICE-over Daniel Laahee's store IN the rooms form
" erly occupied by poct. r. g. stockbddge.
Consultation may had with him upon amy disease, free
QfctIrge nj his rooms.
Bath, January ~ 1912. MA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25
city of Richmond.

meeting of the States Rights Republicans Of ehs
City of Richmond took place at the CITY Hail. on Cd
turday evening last.
Major Hyde called the meeting to order and on ms
motion, Captain VIM. ID. Wren was appointed 0ha!F
man, and Thomas Richie Secretary
On motion of Mr.. Robert I. Wicker, the following
resolutions were adopted;
Resolrsd, That this meeting concur in the Proprie
of holding a Convention of the Democrats OF 'his
State in the City of Richmond, on the End OF feoFu
arr, 1912.
Resorsd, That committee of seven be appointed 'e
nominate suitable persons represent this CITY IN the
proposed Convention. r,
The following gentlemen composed the committee iol
this purpose, viz Messrs. Robert g. Scott oharle'
r. HYDE, R. T. Wicker, Samuel d. Denoon, WIN
Wallace, Daniel Trueheart, and Washington Green
how. ,,
The committee retired and, after short tune, Mf
Scott reported list of fifteen delegates, and IN add
,ion the Chairman and Secretary of the meeting a
follows: VIM. D. Wren, Thomas Richie, 10; y
Scott, VIM Wallace, Andrew Stevenson, Saml
Denoon, Danl Trueheart Thomas 7. Giles, Thos
II. Ellis, Chas. II. Hyde, r. T. Wicker, n DENLY
Washington Greenhow, James Bosher, Francis Wicker
John Womb!e, and Burwel Jeakin'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25
STAFFORD.

Alta meeting of portion of the Democratic party
for The county Of Stafford convened for the purpose OF
considering The expcdency of adding to the Dele CATION
of said county in the Convention to be held in the city
of Richmond on the second day Of February next On
motion, Dr.. Alex. Fitzhugh, was called to the Char
and Dr. John II. Daniel, was appointed Secretary. lhe
object of the meeting having been explained by the
Chairman, on motion, it was
Resoiscd, That is expedicn 10 increase the Dele
CATION from this county 10 the said Convention, and
that Col Robert Cropp, Col. G. finny, Richard C.
Moncure, James R. Benson, George w. Stone, Willis
l.. Benson, John Shelkitt, James Toaon, VIM. Bolts
Jas Watkins Stone, Thomas Norman, and Albert Ciit
he amounted. lin addition to those already selected by
The meeting at Stafford CONTINUOUSLY to represent the
county of Stafford in the said Convention
Resolred, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and published in the Richmond
Enquirer. allen. flIHhoHl' en H.
JOHN H. DANIEL, See'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25

COMMUNICATED.
To the Members Of the General .4ssembiy Of ITgin'a
There are incidents in tie history of the Common
wealth connected with the Office Of Treasurer, which
NAV we'll account for much caution in its besio wmen'
serious dstrust in assuming the discharge OF It's du
ties and sense awe and solemny whenever u 10 10
be filed Under the influence of these circumstances
YOU are soon 10 fill that office important to the inter
ests of your and 50 imposing IRON It's
responsibility and associations. suggest to you per
SON for that appointmentwhose character and quaIi-
fca,ions will assuredly Justify your conference.-the
whose past life aud feelings such as must warrant
sensation Of pleasure in the bosom of each individual
who shall promote his appointment. This person IS
Col john Guerant the present delegate from the coun-
tv Of Goochland- descended Of respectable Hue
Gnnot family-the son of the late Genl. Guerrant-
who il is believed was himself elected to this office,
and refused it-havng discharged for many years the
dutes Of Marshal of the late Richmond chancey court
10 the satisfaction of a-dues complicated OF fiscal
judicial, and ministerial functions OF great Importance,
Having since preserved his head and his heart unsul-
lied ana uncontamnated in the retirement oil Vrgl-
na farmers life Col. Gucrrant presents qualities tor
The office rarely combined Of the most useful practi
cal turn of mind of great experience in accounts OF
the greatest modesy and simplicity OF character and
of life universally esteemed and respected wherever
known; he is parallel TO the peculiar features Of
our Revolutionary men; he is such man rs they were
Such men constructed our free Government to be al
minisered for and by such men; and in his hands the
nearest interests Of our State could not but be as safe
as those Of family of noble brothers in the hands Of
one of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25
CUWMU NICaIEU.
To the Democracn of L0uisG.


The declining of reelection on the part OF your pre-
sent Representative, again devoves on you the obga-
ton of choosing other to represent you IN the
next Legislature. The object of the present piece is
TO point out to you the necessity of holding caucus
and there nominating candidate for that Office With
out such movement on your part, our county Will DC
cnnvulsed with a canvass ultra mobocratlc, in which
the strength Of the candidates will be tested by any
thing else than their capacities. We have already by
report, six scf.nominated candidates The names OF
these gentlemen, will not mention, nor will discuss
their abil,es-a thing very difficult to do; for com.
pound of all of them, would not possess the mental
qualifications requisite for tolerable legislator II Is
much be hoped for the peace and harmony OF the
county, that you will put stop to the scenes OF party
eectoneerng which have for years past, until the no.
mnation of the present representative disgraced the
county 1t has already begun, and the elements are
ripe for another Of eighteen hundred and forty
unless you give it timely check, which you can do
BY holding a caucus, and nominating candidate. Lou
lisa has not yet recovered from the long TO be remem
bcred canvass just alluded to- in which liquor was tu
" the measure of Abilities and standard OF political
worth. She received them and during the ucceedng
Presidential canvass, ndeble mark upon her moral
character, which has not yet been efaced, and which
never can be- if she permits herself at all tunes, 10 De
led by the caprice Of some half dozen ct her citizens
wish, with all due Difference to your own OPINION,
TO introduce to your notice the claims of young man
whom have known long and well. he John rom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25
.RrSuHytiOu.

The bill to cnforce,.he resumption Thy the 4th o.
March,) and continuance Of specie payments by THE
Banks of Ohio, passed the Senate by vote OF "a tc
1O.-The Columbus Statesman says, five Wings voted
in the maiority. -Against resumption, all Wings
resolution was passed by vote of - to IL, IN
s,ructng the Standing Committee on the Currency &c
report al as early day practicable, bill TO repea
The charters Of the following banking institutions, te
wit: The Bank of West Union-the Miami Exporting
Company-the Lebanon Miami Banking Company
the Farmers Bank OF Canton-the Steubcnv;lie-the
Bank of Munhaitan- the Bank Of Gallipos--the Bank
of CincinHati-and also the act 10 incorporate the
Stockholders of the Bank of Crcevlle passed January
the l4th, 1919.
In Tennessee the u Representatives have adopted
by decisive maori.ies, the resolutions on Resumption
heretofore reported by The Select Committee IN tha
subject The first resolution is declaration Of forfeit
urs of the charters ofhs Stock Bamks-the ~eccnd d.
reefs scira fucias aeains, the Union and Planters
Banks-the third directs scirn taetas against The
Memphis Bauk-the fourth authorizes TIVE Attor-
neyGenera of the State, and the Solicithr for the
Eleventh [Nlemphisl Circuit TO stay proceedings, FRO
vided the Stock Banks resume payment 10sa tde' on
or before the first OF july otherwise TO proseucte the
writ against the delinquent Banks to final Judgment
the fifth directs the Bank Of Tennessee and Branches tc
resume when all the Stock Banks resume, and continue
specie pa yme mis- SO long as they continue to Fly