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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

pAQUEBOT MALE DIES Z. UNIs.
Mysssrssa L'excellent marcheur
M steamer BUCKEYE, Capt.
B. Thompson. voyagera
xzsEx23as1a CONNIE paquebot ragulier
pendant la ~saison, quittant Ia Nile. Orleans
les Lundi ct Jeudi d l heure, ct en- descen-
dant laissera Baton Rouge tous les Mardi ct
Vendredi, a 3 heures, %arrivant a la Nouyelle
Orleans lie lendemain matin Pour fret GU
passage s'adresser a bord.
2novembre. so
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

MIssIssIPPI.-Le gouverneur McNutt,
dams son message annuel aux Chaul-
bres du Mississippi, Sc declare ouyertement
pour formulation DIES $4,000 de bons
ennis en- favour de Ia banque de L'Union,
et Sc f%elicite du triomphe des antibond's men.
Il tache de demontrer d la legislature Ia
necessitG d~'examiner sous serment tous les
commaisaires charges de 10 negotiation des
bons de fEtat. "Si tous les fats, dit-iI,se
trouvaient condensas Ell qnelques pages, ct
soumis au public, on verrait qua lEtat du
Mississippi, en- suivant la ligne de eonduite
quill a adoptee, ma nuIlement fulfil a l'hon.
Deur ct a ses deyoirs, ct que sa gloi e ct sa
dignite men ont fecl aucune atteinte." II
ma pas etc page d'inrerets sur ces bons de.
puts les douze dernier mois. LIE gouycrneur
affirme en- outre, que la banque de l'Union
sera desormais incapable de payer les into,
rets OH la plus minisne fraction du princi.
pal.
Cette institution await lie 10 de deem
bre dernier, un acttf dc S7,396,64s 40, ct
un passif de s7,242,730 81, non compris
l'interet da sur les bons ct don't lie paye-
siiSht II u pas SHSoso Gt0 SaoItaS'
LIE gouverneur dit que lie produits, des
S., 100000 de bons ayalent etc gaspllies,
dix-huit mois a peine apres que la banqae
edt commence a escompter. La raletr re-
ellie et totaie de ractifd De Ia baDque nest pas
encore connue Ia banque pourra peat-&tre
IN jour, a Faide dune DIRECTION prudente
ct econome, Sc rahabiliter dams resprit du
peu?le.
MN. ifcNutt Sc d5chaine contra la
loi sur les terres pubi'qncs, passGe a la ses-
sIon extra6rdInaire du Congress; il men APP
preuvo qua cctte partie qul accorde des droits
dc pra-enption. &c drolt, dit-iI, proftera
b2aucoupa lEtat.
Les fnarciers de IEtat ne sc1nble pas
atre dams IN etat bien prosp6re.-Abeille.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29
FERBLANTERTE A VENDRE.

FLflbL{N / EftIC A VENDKE.
LIE soussigne oire un marche ayantageux a
toute personne qui serait d~isposee a acheter
la ferblancerie situee. dams la rue LAFAYETTE.
entire laBanque de Ia Louisiana ct lie maya
sin de Mr. Bonnecaze.
Is jaw 80 r. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29
10 dtcembre. 45 President du COLE

IA EPAVE-Arratd par jacques
FN-rnYaB lancllard, un cheval bal fonct,
SSsHa4SSsSA are d'enyiron sept aus ct marq'le
ensExvG.A,E. s. q. sur Pepau1e gauelle.
II sefa vendu par 10 soussigne JUICE - pax,
al le proprietaire ne 10 retire dams pespace dc
quatre-vingt dix lours.
Quest Baton Rouge, 70 octobre Is4l.
D. BROOKS,
30 octobre. 3s Juge dc pax.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

lie general Lava!Ie qui conmandait Far
NEE de Montevideo a etc tue reinforcement
dams une bataiI!e contre lie genera! Oribe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

Il rarait quill a ell n majorite de 80
voix a la chambTe dcs R~epr6seutans en- ia.
veurdu rappcl de la Ioi des faiIIites. On PEN
salt que lie bill a Get etiet passerait lie II. ct
ne ~rencontrera;t pas deposition s~&rieuse
all s6nat. II est probable qu'une g~randepar.
tie de l'effet qu'on attendait de la ioi des fail.
lites deja Gu lieu, par les compromis entire
les crGanciers ct les debiteurs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29
G. & Co.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

u L'ofice du Doeteur PENSION es.
vis-a-vis Ia Banque dc Ia Iouisiane, rue La
fayette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

sz~:sEzzr-Fg EPAVE-Arrate par ]. >.
fMz a.sF#sSa % HARRISON pres du Wards Greet,
kY a peu-pres dix miles de cette
aasaAasSE vile, une vache blanche, ayec
quelques taches sur lie cou. Ellie est suivie
de deux veaux, Pun DUN an ct l'autre bien
ellie est marquee J. D. ct Ioreille droite
Eendue. J. HUESTON.
lodeeembre. Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29
BOis DE CONSTRUCTION

DUE III WINE NCII TON
lie soussigne a co%nstafn1.ent des bois do
construction, de toute esptce ct des ineilleHres
qualities, quill peut liFrer a des prix tres mo-
dtrts pour du compliant, savoir :-planches a
bordage en- cypress; p~iancles a plancher do;
p~lanches dun pouce do; ~poteaux ct bois do
charpente ; bardeaux, &c. lie tout a yendra
d son chantier pres du moulin q scie.
IL mars-5 r. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29
AVIS.

Les personnes qui doiyent all FERRY, sont
prizes de venir payer on rtgler d'ici a la fin du
{ ois.,
Is ianv 1927 Fl. B. FAVROT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

LIE sonssigne Went de ~reeegoir I'm nouyel
assortment dc Mtdicainens siInples ct conpo-
sts, ct divers produits Chimiques, proyenant
des meilleufg Laboratories de France ct de
Ncw-York. Ses preparations pharmacenti-
qties ont etc enforcement renouvelltes. Pour
SdttaiJ. voir la partie Anglaise.
aoDt. rs B. JOURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

done moins prodaite CONNIE daI1senFf que
eof1in1e mime. Sous ee dernier aapect,li est
yrai, latnais Eon talent si matt, son lnteilleaee
al vige mont mieux trouvs i re developer.
La danseuse Sc montre tout d Ia fots proe-
diennc ut tragedlenne du premier ordTd la
scene Cd clio p~roteste dc son iFinoe aneefeelle
Oh ellie rsconDait goD pere. sont riches ms
p~irations dranatiqaes vrai,nent aaislsslltes,
Mile. EIas1er d done ACUTE dhns II Gipf. un
laurier Do plus, Ut TN iaurier tout iiosinau q
80 couronne iriompliale. Mais CO succel sera
plu,ot pour ellie un success d'estilna qu'u1suc-
cas d'euthous.agmt. Ellie fat pleurer ds1s Ia
Gypsy mais u vaudrait mieus, pour biA des
gems, qn'elIe Gt ri,e. La foulc ny cout pas
rnoins enpressae, ct on ssest arracfa les
places aux premiares representations copme
OIL 50 les arraclIero encore a Ia dcrners.
C'cst que toutea les piecoa dams lcsqndles
ioio Fanny, ne %restinent on nne senle chose
t~ouiours aissi attrayatte, aussi ad'nlra1le
c'eat-a-dire en- Ellie.
+. Sylvan, dams 10 role dc stenio. a digneaent
seeonda Mile. Elssler. C'est fare de hi, Ell
deux mste, un ~suffisan. tloge. Mile. Delar-
dips a ~ 90 faire applandir dams TN pasIde
deuS, qn'elie danse tr6s-gositiment avee snc
DIES dtinoiselles VallGe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

tition for a redress of grievances being a mere
affirmative right. withuu, any penalty onnoxed
which Is the soul and spirit Of every law, for the
improper exercise thereof, thai night becomes and
IS Liable To sbuse.
And hence IT the congress ofjbe United States
should for the security Of that body from Iusu.t
and vexation. establish n rule that al petitions
PRAYING for u redress ot grleEhnces over hIch II
has no constitutional control, should be iatd aside
without motion ar any action, whatever. II Womb
be in STREET conformity 10 the law BY which II Is
governed and IN the discharge of d binding duty
And hence If a petition 10 dissolve the Union
should be presented; representatives. would be
bound by their oaths. which are 10 support this
lfgament Of union and moi TO debate and devise
mean. for lis dissolution TO roget the same IN
stanter. And whether that rejection be by n
standing rule or any other way the effect would
be the same, aud no man dare IN the face OF the
constitution to complain.
| am "a favorable TO the free and full exercise
of American rights as any one can he, but when
we torn to the sacred pages Of our constitution,
tina, charter whose republican spiendor lights up
the glorious union of the states. aad behold above
IT the extended pinlons Of COR daring eagle bear
ing her stripes and stars in the heavens hike the
seal Of the eternal covenant. II certainly vii not,
cannot be regarded, as too gTettn retirement To
contend for a rigid adherence TO the principles en-
hraceJ, according to the spirit aadf"uaHlag Of that
instrument.
Bot II Wi BE- eai1 that the right to petition on
all Subjects IS adulnct, at least not 3anied, and
that therefore the exercise OF 1t. Is not IN viola
ton Of tho constitution. In reply, | Wi admit
tho bare right. because 1t pertalns 10 the uso q
natural liberty, IN the absence Of any penalty
imposed for tie exercise of it IN any other m7n-
ner than for a redress Of grievances. but will any
one be 50 SIMPLE as to contend tn, II ia with.n
the spirit Of the constitution 10 ask for n privilege
which cannot by orY possibility be granted or en-
JoyeG? Surely sIch triilsng with the ~:5gmcnts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

AN oi-s'2'ee creating its Office Of S;rse, Couam5s.eaes
%. aec'F 81 N'shmoad. ami iehniag tie duties thereof
See | be It ordained by the common eonncI II Inc -
=; 81 Richmond. That there shall DC hereafter an,,,gv..
ietted. Al su>a TIME. g : the sai. council snail appoint. a
street commissioner of The city OF Richmond. VIA, lrt.re
elte.aE u1an the duties Of hs othce. shall take an oath or
Affirmation before tle Mayar Of said CITY or any perse, d.
y authorised 70 administer the same, aaI tie hi bnnd ~
tae Peasi sam oI hse a8a3rsd dollars. - he appr0rei by
ne common council, f5s tie ai;lfL' performance Of The da.
les Of lie same.
Sc. ,. sand commissioner shall receive "a cnm7ensatio,
Gs has SER sees suea sdn a. saaI, be allowed by the com-
noa co1ac5I, Tor each aay Of aetna! service oi himself aal
team, If lie shall furnish one.
See 3 II shall he the apiy ct ,he said commissioner. u
1ofE aat and eNreai under the direct On Of the common
council on lie uests and alley now and hereaf,er 20 be laid
out aud established il said city. all the moneys appr3pra-
alleys hy the said common eouncu. on TIE same: ani 10 en-
able the said Commissioners 10 perform The said requirement..
he - hereby empowered 10 employ in nu nber. MOI less than
- At az one time, suitable persons, win the requisite
number e teams, at the lowest cash price, Tor which thsy
can be obtained. - work CT the said streets and alleys, Ion.
enough II eNgend 'Ae SAID appropriation or appropriations.
Sec 4 Il shall DE she duty OF said commissioner 10 keep
a book. IN which ne snail enter the name of cyerv n crsnn
employed bT hUn. 70 lnoor or sand streets ani alleys, ina
plre paid per day or per molth as tie case may be, ana
the Gatst aataIa: Of laaar performed by each .Crsna 20 en-
p'oye3 tsEet4er with ms team, II ire eaail haze worked one.
and o'sa each days we5k OF the said commissioner, and OF
hls team or teams oaa at tie close OF the time for which
oacut oi said persons shall he 81 cmuieFed, II shulI ee the
a3y Of sa j commissioner - give to cach # said persons a
tue ee.i.acate OF te amount OF labor he shalt have ues-
formed. wI1 his taaG3 - aforesaid. If he shall have worked
one, aa1 also "a arlo. for tae payment oI the saia nmouat
'a naaeE. property Gated ana s.saed, 70 The Treasurer Of
te st51t.ty a3 Richmond.
Sec. >. ItsaaiI be tie duty Of sad commissioner, II
make a annual report TO ,he said common council, Of the
cmoua.n 81 iabar Gone-money expended, AID of hs entire
operations duriag his term Of service and it shall further he
from time = time, tao STATE and progress OF his operations.
as he snail be required by tGen.
Approved Ie5raay II, lett.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
d. =. HOLLOWAY, City CLERK.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
MILTON, Feh. 18th, 1872.

D,yrop Uor,ow,v.- e,s,-,r r- erc. ,ra rive Toc
r-.,,.,, il !, a,;,,,,, -. a,.at,aa
.,, ~ H. h,..a-a4 =, $50, ....f.,,,
. 4,
a.s b.s, ,,i.t h, = ;,-v IF ,m.,.o n, r.f,5a,. ta~.,nb,4
,,.a.s of -. t-:ol ~ -oc-a,.o F., sa;4 1T, al =,
- ~. ,.oIuo m, -
W., ,v ,,ay.-, r5o,l ND 49, liza ,n..L .-..a
,....,-,:sa 49, 800. oe -
:
- ,,.rroma, hara |.,,-h.3 >. 49,
-s,,r.na,
: ~ -" '"' P'o'' = - - e.'' ''' "e
~ "''e - = ~ =,
u.a- &C.,, ,s...o ,,I -, : 49,
- -"
49,, o., oa-aa -, .s-s.a,9 -" "11, -
b.+u.. - ,---r:- ~ al:. -,
-, nv ro-,,3 No. T1o a+r,Iial 60 80
-.,,s,lo,;, ~;l ..r, ,a., - ~..a5-, I'LL -;
,o. . f.. g. tsis ,,,oo ,A.., ! ,,;,, u-+4 800, -
rim, ,,ov 70 o,s.7t-,, (Fri.,a ro,~.- -, an So.
reroro,.. A. =. ,a ,fna of uri,i,, ,b-s lst,a- i. :, T,4i-
a,,,,re, nr, o,- or ,bo i,afyil,.rs ,,;,s, chm, ,o
fail i,et,,,t-o, "a ,o,1e or ra.fryi,, = =, ,sa;., o,,-
trIe. or. IN the ,,lai, and NANTES, Ir5. i, usr,b TIA, in
s,aat:oa nIaces me before the n,slic. m, f5s..,el +, Ia
placed i, the a.titsl. of csrtrlvinr /, lie.
Ibava made ,cgs5erre +, his Iatter of ,e-ag,a.fa, ,ou -,
nm, +, ire oaca or .a eecret4rv of c,,,r ana ,b,, i ~.
,o.,r, IF ,,at .q-,,rc.-1a !, s,,.r. - 49,. m,.r;s-
,,ke,e I, 4,..,,, IT,. rec.e--o ,.,,., - -
himself invites. shows that the resir,,,o, Of the J,f~es,i,
bv the JUDGE, bears date SOIL Jy!v. 1871. and .bo Cga,r
Of Wayne county Circuit Court ceftldes thatit was fled j.,
his o@ee on the Fourth dag Of .2uc,2t, 1s31-n=t two
DAYS after ,he e..c,ioa, which took place August 81. Isn;
and tas, too. IS the kind Of evidence 10 sa=.a5, the ra1tle.
man in t.a ias.nuati5r tina: I cers.sad f. s4at whieh WIS
not true. Iwisa to call 70 this prominent fact in the case.
especial notca;-taatt the Eta day Of Ausass vas the day
upon Which the election returns were required to ha made,
and on Which | think tho polls were compared; and what, !
ask, is the reasonable, the natural and, / ~o-Id adj, tho IL
~re-.=t.o,o inference to be drawn from ali taas2 Diners may
araa any coHe'asioaz they may 'aiaS proper in taa premises;
| can arrive at bug one. and ! hope ny MODEM friend "iu
nt be surprised when | sale waat thai Inference isl do
not mean TO zeal in insinuat lions in this matter al alI.-mv
inference Is this, then: that friend DAVID held one Office.
ard that it was bad PHILOSOPHY TO surrender that until he
sure Of anotaer; and the inference does nc. stop here
l would rot say but that the gentleman held on % his letter
e ea519t'o" 7att! tsfs q ne effsh'oon IF te III f.4n-
by "i'ca time al dolo' IN regard TO Ms election should
DC 9i5pa'0'' ana me seA'emsh so''a make certainty dou5ig
'eF'a-'' -'a' ha"8 Id 'a"7' from }l'ss to senator, with
- 'y q '~' suspense 20 often felt. The
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
WAYNE COUNTY SEMINARY.

VIII Undersigned. having made arrangements to ,ake
H. casrge IF tEe VASE C1rNrY SEaNARY. AZ Centre
VIE; IA iii commence the next term on Monday, Feb.
= 1t5tto1 per gL7rter-OfiheEraphy Reading, Writing,
Ancient and .tIo1rfn Gea-faphv, History. English Gr,n-
mar. or -Heatai md PfactieoI Arithmetic. $500. Mann
~ Philosophy, E9c;orc. Logic, Book Keeping. Algebra,
freonetF, MenEgaaton. Surveying, NansheId's Political
D5ammar. Political Economy, etc $500. Languages. &c,
The Ssnaa-Ey j. furnished with good Apparatus. No
Deduction from the Tuition for absence. exce5t i, c,sesor
2r'iEarted sickness. RAWSON vAILE.
Issrenesf-EIjah Coffin, Wm. & A. e. BLANCHARD.
D. + Virgins, Basil Bfigh.weI, 5. B. Stanton, d. r.
Holloway.
Feb. T.. Isf1. r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY EoD SALE

VIE sH5scnber IS DESTROYS of selling at private saIe
Il my OF TIC property bere.naf fer described, to-1it:
iue House and lot. At the corner of Main and Front
streets, occupied by John Williamson as a store.
Z bIl4a4as lot. with an old house on il. on Main street,
adjoining tho above nnmed lot on the east, and adio;,ir,
the tl-ce sorry brick lately put NJ bv JOB Borton.
u q AF8sfTohg Grlaes On the wesi, running back ahp,,
$50 feet - an alley, and having the advantage of a ten teo,
aliaV extending from tire 'front.' along It's whole length baes
10 the first mentioned alley.
TIE property where lie resides, consisting Of a good, well
finished aiieA dwelling house, n.arly NV. Tic main build
iog Il f5tE p ico:, with four rooms on tho frs, floor. III,
. Fassage or entry. kitchen. milk house. wash house all Of
bncS. \ good ana foomy stable, and other on, buildings
Of "A good quality. Excellent water; roomy. drv and airv
celia; about ,"o aad n half acres Of ground. o. a less
quantity 70 suit the purchaser; fruit trees of yarious
kinds. Tie situation i not surpassed by any in the ,Ia~c.
tor p3aasantne=s. Il IS yell calculated for a priya;e resi-.
aonce, and yet IS convenient 10 the business bart Of the CITY.
ana "oHd be n good situation for Il boarding house. This
property the undersigned improved expressly for his own per
nanent residence, and believes il viii bear inspection.
Also, n Farm Of 50 acres situated about ~ miles from
the t3ty, directly on Inc 6feenvIie road; originally owned
and Improved by Fredeffck Hoover, and since owned by Da-
v"f Holloway. The situation i unusually fine: has on il
several strong an! neverfaiing Springs; an excellent d.
enac4, consisting Of near 300 trees, embracing a good yeiiety
of fruit.
The tazas Of sale Or any Of the above named property.
Tlil Be fair and liberal, as 70 price aad time. Those drs-
posed 70 ptrehHse sIch properly. are respectfully invited 10
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond Fihh M9atb 22nd. 1871. o0,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
SCEsoOE,

? ME subscriber has opened 4 SCHOOL il the Warner
g EIiidIns, where he proposes 10 teach al the following
prices PER quarter, consisting Of sixty dave each: The e.e-
msa.afy lessons n Spelling. Reaiiaz, Writing, A-i:hnst.e,
aal Gea-ra7ay. THREE DoLLsHs. Englisl Grammar.
History. Aaesent All Aotem Geography, Practa:ai Arl:b-
meti-. All Book Keeping. FacR DaLLsEs Na:1-al Patio
sopay. Chemistry, Astronomy, A-ea-a. Ge-metg, IT,
noEs,y, AeazIrasioa. and Surveying. FfvE DotLsRs.
JLS>E
Rieaaond, Ist No. o5.h, Is42. e-I0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

Az ordinance for the better security Of Puzzle Buildings,
and otasr public property within tho limits of the ely Of
Richmond.
Sec. !. rs it ordained by the Common Council Of tho
city q Rieamond, taatI # any person snail wiiiully or mis-
clievoasjy aeiace, or ootiterate or dcs troy the Ir,ters, fe-
notice"t tie regulations n regard 10 Bridges. affixed O, or
ncar sad Bridge or Batgas OF the city Of Richmond. for
'he Information IF travellers aud all other persons, any per
son - o.eR-l7g shah forfeit asa pay TO tho city OF Rich
mons. a@y sam not less than one nprmore gGan ,ye ~ dot
lars, to lie recovered At the sa3t Of the city Of Richmond in
an artto1 q debt before rho Mayor Of said city.
Sc :. That If any person shall rile or drive on any
such bridge iaster than a wa n, or shall pass over any such
Wagons, Carriage or earrings chained. lockeI or il any
way fastened or fixed 50 as 70 prevent the reyllar custom, df
rolling at the same, such person or persons shall forfei il rnt
pay 10 SAID cay rot less Khan Gao nor more than twenty dol
section Of this ordinance. Pcortied, That no person shall
be subject 10 the penalties of this ordinance tI after nouce
OF the regulations. RS contemplated III tire first section Of
this ord nance, shall have been put W,
See } Tbatany person who stall riifIliy or m iachie-
v4oI7 y aetaes or IN any manner ininre ant Public property
whateseF, belonging to tie city OF Richmond, shall foftei,
ahi pay II the SAID city any sum not less than one nor more
than one hundred collars; to be sued for aud recovered az
provided for IN the first section Of this ordinance.
sec. j. That any person vino shall deface or iniuro u
tombstone or other ornaments in the public grave yard az
the city Of Richmond, shall, upon conviction thereof belore
the MAYER, he hnad IN any sum rot less than three nor NOR,
than ore huH3red dollars.
Sec. ). In all cases where penalties shall DO assessed and
recovered under tlis-or4i1anca, one half of each sum so e
covered shall be paid by the Mayor Of s9if city 10 tho per
son Who shah hrst inform him Of said offence. and apnear
said person or his agent Gully authorized. Porifed. Ina,
if SUCH person 50 informing shall be "A mini sterial officer Of
the city, ~ Part of The Forfeit money recovered shall be
paid 70 Inn.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
ID. i. HOLLOWAY, City Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
DAVID

We must. at the risk Of being considered periinac;oas,
again pay our respects 10 the venerable senator whose name
heads this article. We will not be silen, under ar imputa-
ton Of falsshocd, or of any thing dishonorable. The SIAN
der and slang Of petty loeos seldom d Isturb the eqnanimi-
~ Of our temper: but when a man whose standing in soete-
~ : such as that Of our venerable senator, we feel II ouf
du,y to defend ourself Conscious Of the rcctiiiIe Of our
ro,,.e towards him. wo feel no disposition 10 permit hs
f,,.. denuncia lions Of Il. to pas. unfefdied. We charge
,ha, Davit Hoover had not resigned his seat on the Jndicia
bench when he was elected to the State Senate. We char
red that tn. vas an open violation Of tie constitu'ioh-tha
I, manifested too great an noxiety 10 serve the people, Or TO
hold ofce-as selfish, sordid, and as unworthy an fndepcn-
den, man. We made tho charge-"c reiteTate li-aHd
now for the proof.
The following docuneents are the evidence we wish to
introduce
40 His Ercelicncy, Samuel Bigger, Gorernor
of the State of Iadiana:
"THis may CERTIFY that I hare. on this dny. re-
4aigned the o6Tce IF Associate J"d@e Of ne lpGyne
- ronpf DAVID HOO|ER.
@July 3Oth, ISL"