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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
Jackson Township Wing Meeting.

The Township Committee appointed by the
Mass County Meeting, met a, Cambridge en- the
I'm Of February. lS4i. and appointed William
IL. Ray their Clerk, and proceeded according
to their appointment, IN organize Wing Asso
citation IN every School Dlslrsc, IN Jackson Town
ship. by appointing the following named gentle
men 10 each Dls,rict to>wu:
No. =. Township i6. Ranee l3-Neson Boyd,
Emsly Hoover and John Kepler.
No B. Town Is, Range l3--Jonah Feriick,
Thadieus Wright and VIM. a Rifner.
No. 4. Town IL. Range Richard l.. Lee
son. Adam r 4der and Charles Morris.
No. ) Town 10, Rrngs 13--Moses d Lesson,
Wm. c. klnss and Nalhin Harvey.
No. .. Town l6. Range l3-Amos Luce, John
Jones aud Joseph Cope.
No. | Town To- Range l2--Wm. Hal Sam
uel Bovd and Jacob Barer.
NJ Town Ii Range l2-Jacob iiefy Mo
ses Meyers and JoheieI Erwin.
No. 3 Town Is. Range 12--Samnel Dckover,
Thomas Beonett. Sr. and Absaiom Bierv.
Vo 4. Town 10. Range l2--DAvld ShidIer
Benz Vanbuskuk. Henry Rieman ard John Dd
NJ. g Town It, Range l2-Thomas Newly
Stephen Morris and Jacob Nj core.
No 7 Town 10. Range l2--Jaco5 Keenan,
L. A West Michael Gype.
NJ. 8. Town 10, Range l2--lIcnry B. DIN
wdd,e, Thomas Tyner and Casper Markle.
The number Of this School Dis,r,ct not reco
lee, ed--Geo. Thstlewai,. A Smith and j. Crnm
No. >. Town 10, K4ngo I2--AUsiem DdteI
John Whippo and John Bealy.
On motion Of Sol. Mcrtdith il
Resolred, That the Secretary Of The Commit
tee ma Ike out and forward To each School Distrcl
Committee the names OF sad Committee, with d
request that they proceed TO enroll the names o.
every person in their respective Districts, desg
mating the polucs. to the Secretary OF The
Committed at early day convenient.
Oh motion OF John Beard
Resolred, That these proceedings be signec
bv the COMMITTEE and Clerk, and forwarded t.
the Wh,y parers IN this county for publication.
ABNER NJ BRADBURY
JOHN BEARD, JUN.
JACOB WORE. : Com.
SOLOMON NERiDITH,
GEO w WHITMAN,
WIN Ii. RAY, Secy.
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Cambridge City Clay Club.

According 10 prev io1s notice given TO The Wings
Of Cambridge City and ts vicinity, large and
respectable almber of its citizens met IN Reeds
building on the West side Of ihe River. and or
gsnized by calling WILLIAM II RAY 10 tho
Char. and JoHN CRUM Secretary. The object
Of the melting being stated by the Chair, the NEE
ting proceeded TO business.
Ga motion OF George Parsons. Resolved, That
we organize CLAY CLUB in Cambridge City
which was unanimously adopted.
On motion of Solomon Meredith, Resolved,
Tina, Committee Of FIVE be appointed BY The
Chair whose duty j, shall be 10 report the names
of standing officers of this Club, and the names
Of persons to compose a Committee oa ResoIu-
tons, and Committee of Vlgence-whlch was
adopted. The appointment Of The Committee
ouss,ed Of Solomon Meredith. George THISTLE
ihwaite. Presley Hutton. George Parsons and
Caspar Marke Which Committee, on retire
ment, reported the following names:
President-WILLIAN ELLIOTT.
Vice Pfesiden,-JOHN CRUM.
Treasurer-SAMUEL X BUNDY.
Secretary-WiLLiAM H. RAY.
Committee on ResolutIous-Lot Bloomfield.
Samuel K. lioshour, John L Smith, John Rich
ev, George w Whitman, II. 3. Den~iddie, and
Thomas Tyne,
Committee fvisi'ance-S NJ. Mallory, Thorn
as d. Whalan. Jacob Jessop. Ell Putnam, James
Short. John L. Starr, 81, Cornelius Boon, Will
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liam Gilbert, John Hosea, EtiPhifer. s. 5. Cleck
ner, WIN E. lloyd. Henry A. SINH, E w Fin
ney. 4. Smith. Joseph Hay " God. ohm r. cd.
Benz amin Starr, a. Y Richey and George DeV-
ei,n-a.I If which appointments were concursd
Ga motion OF Solomon Meredith, Resolved.
That Committee Of five be appointed by the
Chair 10 draft Constitution and b. Jaws for the
better government OF SAID Club-which Ia
ken by consent. The Chair appointed the same
persons who had formerly acted said Commit
tee--and to report al the next meeting.
The Committee 90 Resolutions reported sever
al Resolutions, which elected mech discussion,
and which were decided 10 be anii-Whiggefy.
Ga motion Of John Crnm, Resolved, That there
be polls opened in every Township IN Wayne
County, for The reception Of Wing votes on the
first Monday April next--"hich was discussed
by the Club, and decided IN the affirmative
On motion Of William II. Ray, Resolved, Tina,
the members of this Club, or many OF them as
can make il convenient, meet with their fellow
Wings of the County al Centrevliie on the DE
lnstant-wh,ch was carried by reclamation.
Ou M ,iion of William Elliott. Resolved, Tha
the proceedings Of this Meeting be published II
the WAYNE County Record and the Richmond
Palladium.
WIN Fl. RAY, President
JonS CRUM Sec'y.
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The Ways Of Iippecanoc county have a.
dop,cd plan for Tho selection Of their candi
dates for the Angus. election, similar 10 that q.
doptcd ~ the Wings Of this county. We are
pleased TO see this thoroughly democratic plan a
dopied il has been in practice in many pa ces
for several years, and has, believe worked
plan, by some persons which canno, eppreci-
they do. It said, that in The grea.
number Of aspiranis for the several offices be
filed, Inds dual may he nominated who is OBJ
noxlous 10 large majority Of the party Would
not this objection be equally valid against our
common election law. Previous to the organ-
za''ou of the two political parties which now
nearly equally divide the people Of this country,
1t was the practice of the times for every man
who ambitious bold office, II he though.
there prospect of success, to become q
candidate, and remain in the field until the close
Of the election. We have known as many as
seventeen candidates for one office, and we be-
lieye tho result, Of that election was saiisfac.
tory 10 the people as any other election. In voc
ting at the Wing pol, the fret Of April, each
voter should regard himself acting for the sue =
cess Of the Wing party. He should vote for the
individual, who, he may ihiuk will be most
cep,abis TO majority CT tho party, and in all
things should act as though ne were a delegate
10 convention upon which devo,ved the impor-
tant dcty Of selecting ticket Of candidates TO
be by The party. The different candidates
voted for should be so located 40 10 render tho
ticket unobj bic 10 local interests. or TO
excite the jealousy Of one township sgains, ano-
ther. All should be done in good faith. and IN
the spirit Of bera,y and compromise. We are
not acting for ourselves as individuals, but for
the success of principles, IN which The Wing
party Of the whole Union have IS deep an inter.
es, as ye have. The election of locofoco 10
the legislature might have but little influence
upon the welfare of Wayne county, bu, IL might BE-
| felt with grea, force 10 every par, Of the Un-
ted States. II might give character 10 the Ma,
tionai Senate, and thos prevent the passage Of
all laws which may be gotten up under the id
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Arlington Township Wing Meeting

Pursuant 10 public notice. respectable num-
Der Of the Wings of Abingdon township met at
Abing,o on the 18th of February.
The meeting was organized bv appointing
John Graves Chairman. and Thomas Ellis. Sec
Rotary After the obisc, OF the meeting was
stated, ii was, On motion.
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Re.oired Tina; the Chair appoint a nontha-
ting committee 10 report names from the differ
ent schao, districts standing committee.
Tae Char then appointed the following said
committee :-Phiiip Jlnhlos, Vincent b foughs,
Michael Helms. kldweti, Stins0n, a Sweet,
+ B,roughs. p ID 4ddrdge, ID NJ Dunbar. Helms.
J Fender, Z Fulton, ] ID Ranch, NJ Robhus.
Y Rail-back. \ Smith. Rubey. r Els, ii
Hcwr, ID Woods, w HINT, Paul Larsh, and
Smith Hunt.
Resolred. That copy Of the above proceed
ings be sent TO the Palladium Office for publlca-
ton.
JOHN GRAVES, Chair'n
THos ELLIS Secretary
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FOR PRES T,
IL E n RY CT n Y.
State Electors.
HENRY 5. LANE.
JOS. G.. MARSHALL.

Dist. ELECTORS
/, j. A. BRACkENRIDGE Of IVarrick,
:, JAMES COLLINS Of Floyd
3, JOHN A. MANSON of Franklin.
1, SAMUEL w PARKER of Fayette.
,, HuoH O'NEAL Of Marion.
Il, GEO q. DuNN Of Larrence.
Z, RICHARD w TnoMrsoN Of Tiso,
s, ALBERT l.. HOLMES Of Carrca
.. HORACE z. BIppLE or Case.
10, LEWIS q. TuoMpsoN of AUea,
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Resell ed, That The chair appoint committee
OF i've TO dra. a constitution aud hy laws fer The
go.ernmen, IF said club, whereupnn the cha II
appointed J ames Havs. NJ Shafer, Rsper Ir.
}, u. Bllla nd r. Holiei 10 act as SAID com
m'iise and report ton < M.-,n, sc ing
adJanrned to meet again Saturday evening
The q day of March I7tf
JAMES HAYS Ch'o
JcuN RAPER Sec;y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Teras.-La,er accounts from Texas Represent,
that country as united on the annexation qnes
tion.-We suppose So. But The po.her they INA Q
abou, il is childish. IF you do take US, y
say they, ave Will unite with some other pow
err We shall not lake them, that's clear
y neither they will unite with another foreign
nation is question which II will be time enough
10 settle when i, arises We don't ,hIrk ii " III
disturb the work
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THE New ORLEANS FINE The New Or
ms Comnerciai Builetn Of The l4th. gives the
following particulars Of the late Cotton Confagra,
tioa
1--WE have not been able 20 ascertain the ex-
act number OF The bales of C3uon consumed III
the conf grafton at The Orleans Cotton Press,
bu, presume our first estimate Of 5000 bales, no,
far wide Of the mark We have learned that
$500 0o0 was insured the Cotton destroyed,
and that the risks distribute as follows
The Western Marine and Fire. 100000; the
Orleans $50 900: The OcoLL, so 900: The a.er-
chants, $50 900: and the Mutual Safety, {nf
New Yoik) S50,0G0-al which we doubt not
wi! be promptly paij.-Cis Gdz.
la New Orleans, the adyeF.isemenfs for public
balls contain the following prohibisory notice
NO weapons allowed ia the room, By order OF
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right of pre-emption to
any lands within the limits of the townships alb We
enumerated is required TO establish the TO the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver ofhe proper
land Office, and make payment therefor as prac
ticabk after SEEING this notice, and before lie day APP
20 nted for the commencement Of the public sale Of
the township embracing the tract claimed above de
slpuatcd, Otherwise such claim will hc fort tied.
THO III. BLAKE.
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
Sept. 5, 1874.
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REv. SYLVESTER LARNEp.--Wc understand that
the Memoir and Remains Of this wonderful man
prepared by Rev. r.. r. Gurley in the press and
will soon be published. They wi no doubt be read
with avIdy Ivy thousands No man Of his age ever
made deeper impression on the public mind than
Mr.. Lorned. Al the age Of ~ he died, full Of bo
nors and full Of usefulness, and was wept over by
nation. The character Of Mr.. Gurley as a writer is
no mean pledge that justice will b; done to his sub
ject -Waich,nan Of the South.
sep 2-tf
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NEW STATIONARY.

VIZ FISCHER, importer and dealer in Fancy and
w Staple Stationary, has received, by recent
arrivals from England, large supply Of Perrys and
Glllott's best steel pens prepared parcbments, as
sorted sizes sealing wax, fancy coored; waters,
ins,ands, ink quills tape, and pouDce Rodgers and
Sons best razors scissors, paper shears, office and
o cset knves-ali of which viii be sold at Station
ers Hall at less prices than the same can be had else
where in the District aug. 23-3taw3w
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ELECTRoTYPE MANPULATIoN-PART i.

'u>HE art of working in metal by precipitating
l. them from their solutions through the agency
Of gavanic or voltaic electrcity-price 25 cents,
with engrsvings.
PART 2-Theory and plain instructions in the art
Of electro-plsting, eectro-gdng, and electro-etch
ng-the mode Of depositing metallic oxides, and the
several applications of clectrotype 10 the srsprce
IS cents, with engravings. By c. V. Walker, Sc
cretary of the London Electrical Society Just pub
lisbed and this day received for sale by
Aug Soft +. TAYLOR.
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7 IFE AND ELOQUENCE Of the Rev SyLyrs-
IL TER LARsEp, First Pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church in New Orleans BY r. r. Gurlcy.
One volume, with portrait
Just published, and this day received by
r. TAYLOR
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Miss MERCt RS SCHOOL,

At BELMONT, LoupoUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
VIZ ILL open, as usual, on the fret Monday in Dc
w tober. Those who wish to send pupils, will
please apply as early as possible
August 29-eolw
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CHEAP WRITING PAPER.

rOMMON Letter Paper 81 25 pei ream.
~ do do ruled 80 do
Fine Letter Paper, ruled rs do
Foolscsp Paper, ruled, fine quail
ty, of firm hard texture, and
Ivory surface 200 do
just received by F. TAYLOR.
And full supply Of all other articles of Stationary,
for sale at the same low range If prices
Also, just opened, large supply of Blink Books,
Of every kind size, and description, for sale prices
much below the usual rates. aug 29-3,
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ASSEM- BLY, ROOM.

Positively Three nights only Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, September 9th, lO'n, and 18th.
THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
Messrs. GERMoN, STANwooD, WARREN, and
PELHAM,
Respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentle
men OF Washington that they intend giving posi- lively
three Concerts only commencing on Monday, Sep
TENDER 9Th as their engagements such as to CON-
pei them to return North on Thursday morning.
The entertainment will consist of variety of new
Songs, Glees, RETAINS, Catches, Dlttes, sc.
Accompanied with the ACCORDION, Banjo, Congo
Tambo, and Bone Castenets
For particulars, see programme
Admission, 25 cents only.
Front seats reserved for ladies
Doors open at y. ; Concert to commence at 8
o'clock Sept 7-3t
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COUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for
- September, 1914. This day received by

COUTnERN LITERARY MESSENGER for
- September, 1874. This day received by
F. TAYLOR.
Contents of The September namber.
ORIGINAL PROSE ARTICLES.
l. Gertrude; an Original Novel. Chapters l.
2. Alpine Scenes. Pass of the Col de BaIme,
Chanouni, Mount Blanc By J. Tyler Headley.
3. The Rise and Progr of the Mormon Faith
and Peope. By T. ID. oil South Carolina
4. Present Condition of Letters Letter il -
To w. Gilmore Smms, Esq By G. Frederick
Holmes
S. Burns. By j. B.
s. English Orthography.
7. Love Sketches. BY MRS. Jane Tayloe Worth
8 May Day Village Tale, founded fact.
g. The First Schoolmaster. A Legend of the
Centsur.
10 Our Kate.
IL. The Rural and ID, mestic Life of Germany
with Characteristic Sketches of its Cities and See
merry
I2 A Classic Relic Recovered.
49, National Institute.
Ia Notices of New Works.
ORIGINAL POETRY.
IS. Grouped Thoughts and Scattered Fancies-
A Collection of Sounets. By w. Gilmore Simms
l6 The Funeral of Time. By Henry B. Hirst.
IL God Bless the Mariner. By May Z. Hewitt
Is To Mary. By J. Strong Rice.
49, Lines to the Absent.
20 May Day Addresses.
81 The Absent Sisters Lament.
p. An Evening Walk.
% Sonnet-to Helen. By John Tomlin.
"a. Sunrise.
25 Lines. What shadows are, what sha'
dows we pursue" By A. Judson Cane.
&c. Parting from Niagara. By l.. III. s.
Published in large monthly numbers for SO pc,
- h.. IA.
work regularly mailed, strongly enveoped, 10 any
Post Office in the United States. Sept 33t
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NEW Music, at 3 and cents per page Just
' received at the old established Music and Sta
uonery Store Pennsylvania Avenue, two doors east
., l2,h street. the following new pieces, which will
oe sold at reduced price.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

IN pursuance oflaw, JONI TYLER, President Of
/ the United States of America do hereby declare,
and make known, that PUBLIC SALES will he
held at the aforementioned Land Offices in the
STATES OF OHIO and ILLINOIS, at the pc
riods hereinafter designated, to wit
At the Land Office at UPPER SANDUSKY,
OHIO, commencing on Monday the sirh day of Jan
uary next for the disposal of the public lands here
mater designated, being sections or parts of sec
lions alternate to he sections granted by law to he
State of Ohio for constructing the Miami and Day
ton Canal.
North of the Base Line and East Of he
First Principal Meridian.
Sections one, three, eleven, and thirteen, in town
ship one of range three.
North half southwest quarter and fractional south
east quarter Of section all Of sections ihr e. nine
eleven fifteen, seventeen tweny-one, twenty three
twenty-five, twenty-seven, twenty -oine tbdy-three
and thir y-6ve; and the half and fractional north
and southeast quarters of section THIRTEEN, ~
TOW nship two, of range three
Section ihiriy-6ys, IN township three, OF range
three.
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MILLS HISTORY OF CHlYALRY AND
wi KNIGHTHOOD AND IT'S INES, by
Charles Mills author Of "Milts' Hi tory of the Cru
.ades"-I volume, cheap edition, price 81
Relis'o Medci, and It's sequel, Christian Morals,
by Sir Thomas Browpe-new edition, lsiA-oom-
pele in one volume. Jut published.
sug21 TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO PRE-eMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-empion
to any lands thin the limits Of the TOWNSHIP above
enumerated Is required to establish the same 10 the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Of The land
Offices, and make payment the efor proei,
cable snr ~sirg hi, notice, and before The day APP
pointed Tor the com ncncement Of the pub &c sale of
the township embracing he tract ella med above de-
sigma ed, otherwise such clsim will be fortified
tho. n. BLAKE
Cor,~is-,o, sr n tho Csn~oi Lind OFo~.
limo
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rNHE POEMS AND BALLADS OF SCHlL-
i LER, translated by Sir Edwsfd Lyuon Buvef,
Complete in one volume just published and his day
received for sale by +, TAYLOR.
august a.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Session Qf ls44-'45.

THE LECTURES will commence on Monday
November the 4th and be continued, under thu
following arrangement, 10 the middle Of March en-
suing
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Na,hane
Chs pman, NJ, ID.
Chemistry Robert Hare, M. d.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ. ID.
Anatom William L Ilorner M D.
Institutes of Medicine, Samuel jackson, NJ. ID.
Maleria Medica and Pharmacy, George B. Wood
MD.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren Hugh H. Hodge, M. ID
A cour,e ofCi ical Lectures and Demonstrations
IN connection with the above, will be given at thu
very extensive and convenient Inhrmary, called thu
Philadelphia II Jspital.
Clinical Medicine by w. w. Gerhard, NJ. ID.
Clinical Surgery, Drs Gibson and Homer.
Clinic Il Instruction in Medicine is also given from
the first day Of November to the first day of March
by Dr. Wood, in the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical Instruction is likewise given at the Uni
versity, every Saturday morning
w. Z. HORNER, NJ D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
263 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Sept. Sd, lei4.-3tawd&c tlluoy
MAJOR VIM ID MUTT Of the Treasury De
Ni partment, is constituted my Agent to transac
business for the estate of the late Tully r. Wise.
To him, creditors, having properly authenticated
claims or others having any kind of business will
the estate, are respectfully referred during my alb
.ence JOHN G. WISE, Administrator
of +. r. Wise, decd.
Washington City, Aug. 10th, 1874.
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CARPE lNGS, CAkfElLNuo, ChNi FL hN
VIZ E hane this day received
w 20 pieces super Ingra CarPetings
20 do medium do do
Is do low priced do do
Is sets of Venetian Carpetng, for steps and
passages
25 pieces Rag Carpeting
10 do Hemp do
Also, $50 super Saxony Rugs
so do Tufted do
rs low priced do
The above goods have been exclusively purchased
of the manufacturer and at auction sales, and will
bo sold at a very small advance on the cost.
ESTEP & CATLETT.
sept 9-eo3t
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Enolhs OF VlDoCQ, Agent of the French
iran.,.,sd smo.sap tolhon-wr',ten by himself, and
for so cents. " e""'o"''o"P'e"'
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMP TON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- empton
10 any lands within the limits of the tracts above
scribed lying in the State of Illinois, is required 10
est abl he to the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver of the proper Land Office and make
yment therefor practicable after seeing this
lice, and before he day appoint, for the
menl of the sale of the lands embracing the tfacr
claimed, above designated; otherwise such claim will
be foif tied.
THO. II. BLAKE
Commissioner ofHe GenT Land Office.
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4 ,EMoCR ATTIC REVIEW FOR SEP MBEh

+ ,eMoCRATIC REVIEW FOR SEP EN- bEh'
IL 1874, this day received y m.uop
For sale at IS per annum, or 80 cents ior the SIN
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CONTENTS or THE SEPTEMBER NUMBER
l. True Theory aud Philosophy OF our System oil
Government.
H. The Bridal of Pennacook, by Whittier.
Ill Criticism in America.
Nv. Sonnet, by Elizabeth b. Barret
v. The Texas Question, by Alexander II. Eve
rett.
vi. Marie Antoinette and Mrabeau, by l.. Leslie
VII Ole Bull, by Mrs. Child.
TX. The Diapers Daughter.
x Echoes OF the Heart. by Sarah Mcdonald
XII Texas Life
xii A Prayer, by Mrs. Da Poote
Kill Financial and Commercial Article for the
month--I.ists OF New Books-Literary
Bulletin, sc. d,
The Democratic Review will be regularly mailed
and strongly developed for any Post Office IN the
United States, if application be made to
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THE ORACLE OF DELPHOS,
A ND other Poems.--By John s. Moore, of Ma
n rylsnd, complete in one small volume, price
50 cents.
Just published and for sale by
sep4 y. TAYLOR.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-10

N pursuance of law, JOHN TrLER, President of
Il the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known that public sale will be held at
the Land Office at MINERAL POINT, in the
TERRITORY OF WISCONSIN, commencing
on Monday, the fourteenth day of October next, for
the disposal Of the public lands hereinafter designated
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-10

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