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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

II will be seen from the following statement.
which we gather from tho Hawk Eye, printed at
Darlington. Iowa, that the foreign population
in that region are indebted to their locofoco
friends for the ;,br0gation Of law passed by the
aid Of the Wings, for securing their rights TO m
herit and transmit property TO their children.
According 10 the English common law, which IS
adopted in every State III the Union but Que ;
aliens cannot trasnit real estate 10 their children
or heirs bat it cscheat5 the State. Even If they
sell it, the sale is not valid after the death OF the
seller.
To remedy this real grievance, and serious I'M
podient to the settlement Of tho territory an act
Of the first session Of tho Territorial Legislature
was passed providing Il remedy. III the following
words:
Sec. 40. All foreigners; whether aliens.
dcnizens or naturalized citizens, may take and
hold real personal estate in this Territory either
hv purchase or descent, and ALLEVIATE and transmit
the same to their heirs assigns whether such
heirs or assigns be citizens of tho oncd States or
not. in the same manner natural born citizens
of the United States may can do; and the chill
drcn or next kin ofany such person dying mites
tate and leaving the estate, oithor real or person
al. in this territory, whether such children or
kindred be citizens Of tho United states or not.
shall be deemed and taken TO come within the rule
of dcsccnts herein boforo described. ard Shall m
hcri such estates accordingly, saving to the wid-
ow of such alien. deniZen natura !Zcd clt1ZchS,
in all cases, such power, provision, or prlV1!e%"'
us is or may be allowed by law in other cases"
The necessity and utility of this law as meas
uro of Justice to foreigners, is apparent at once,
and but for the friendship Of the Iocotocos. they
would now be in the enjoyment Of its important
benefits. But. in the winter of Il II ,. says the
Hawk eve. 4 Locofoco committee OF tho Legs
laturc to whom was referred tho duty of collect
ing and arranging the statute law, reported tho
bill of roysaI without the clause above. and with
crs from cscIleat. The common law Is, therefore
in full force, and when foreigner dies. his real
property. for Itch he has sweatcd and toilcd for
years will belong to tho Territory and not to his
children. SO much for I.ocoioco sympathy for
oreignors.-Damocratic Wing Standard
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

AN ORDINANCE. TO amend an Ordinance. entitled "an
Ordinance regals ting LICENCES in the Cooperation
Richmond ,
Sec. l. Be j. Orde nei 5v the Common Council Of the
City Of Rshoai. That ueh Of the second section OF
Ordinance, entitled. IAN Ordinance regulating Licences
the corporation o. Rehmond reaGs price Of
License for Tavern keepers and the s hereby
pseiea.
Sec. g Be /, further ordained by the same authority.
Tina: any person poly for License in conform
y remaining provision Of the second section Of the
above entitled Ordinance, the Co5ncI! saa auiaozs ire
granting License, les. than Ten Dol
lars per anaum-
See. 3 Be further ordained By the sane authority,
Tha, all Ordinances aud parts of Ordinances. coming IN
conflict with this Ordinance, be, and the hereby
repealed
Passed and Approved. Aug. 2'ss. 1874
JOHN SAILOR. Mayor.
w. w. LY~pE. City CLERK
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FARM FOR SALE.

SUBSCRIBER takes This method of into nins the pub
lie, iaat he wishes dispose OF his beautiful little
FARM, tel about mile of Car
thage the Big Blue Riyef in Rush county, "a.
tanning about 80 excellent quality 81 land.
~ OF which csared aad good and
deadened AMI nearly ready FOR clearing IL well supplied
with sprngs Of eNcsent snisnt for stock and
househo!! purposes Upon said Farm excellent
and half seoty FRAME HOUSE, IS feet wld. by %
long. a,i oiias buildings ordnary quality also,
thrifty young Orchard Of cultivated u, trees,
" hsar
The abose described Farm lays high AMI healthy
ANY person wishing pleasant and quiet ssi-
derra would not fail well pleased with For
Their particulars. enquire OF &. C. Hobbs in Richmond,
OF .as subscriber, the premises
ELISHA HOBBS.
~ftb Firbth Month 1914 80 BE
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The Springfield (O) Republic relases the following
street TnIL:

Have YOU Mr.. Clay's third letter Oh Texas! No;
does II differ his 9th letters! Oh. yes he ha
swod be ekad sect Texas annexed 1ndeed!-ls that
The truth. Yes Il il the cofe truth! Oh. he says he
"woui be glad it, u,Nout dit0Hor' All, that'-
ar important But is that a!:9 No; he
..uoud be glad ii. WITHOUT DsuoNoR and WITHOUT
WAR; Better yot.-BI is that all! Not ct! y;
he "woud be glad TO Sc it, WITHOUT DISHONOR,
WITHOUT WAR AND WITH THE COMMON CON.
SENT OF THE UNION" Better and bcter!-is |
want 70 get ,cofe truth, III make eft: has
Mr. Clay any objections the proec Yes lie has
he SAYS ais that it be done sUroH JUST AND FiR
TgRMsn Very well. Aud further, that he 'BEIiEt rs
that N.4ITO.Y.1L DLSHONOR, FOREIGN war,
and DLSTR.4 CITON and Piston n HOME,
WE'RE TOO GREAT SACRIFICES 10 MAKE
FOR THE ACQUISITION OF TEXAS.n Does Mr.
all this! lie does And do believe Tex
EVER be annexed .without dbonor, without
with of The Union, and upon Just
fair ,erms!' do the signs forbid sIch
a thought Then in ercnt Mr. Clay be regarded ~
tho friend OF annexation; and hope you VIII be guilty
ugain snc injustice quote three words
his letter, and the strength of them charge Mr. Clay
with of the ground taken by him
ter lie IS the consistent opponent of the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

SHERIFF-> SALE.--By virtue Of decree and sxecu-
- ton directed from the Wayne Circui, Court, /
viii public sale the Court House door in
OF CentTeville Wayne county, Indiana. the 30th
day of September lsfa the Of o'clock,
A. NJ and four o'clock, p NJ said day, the following
property, to-.it:
The north half of 10, mheret thirteen, Tl3i num-
berei the plat of par, Of ,hs CITY Richmond,
Wayne county, Indians. laid of BY John Smith.
Taken the property Of Jacob d. Atkinson, satisfy
said decree and OF ihe Indiana Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w c.
Sept. 1, 1874. $50 SITS
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E II a l. II A ID U M
is PRINTED PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
D.. p. HOLLOWAY s. B. w. DAVIS,
1T the So,tte1t Of Nam and Front streets,
Richmond Walne county, Indiana.

Terms 0 Advcrti.ing...OSE DOLLAR per square fof
Insertions. nd TWENTY FIVE CENTS adj
ditonai insertionTEN LINES the space occupied by
ESQ ems counted square, nothing counted less than
square all square. and less than a square and
half counted square and hal-Per square 70,
three months, THREE DoLLARs for six SIX Dol
LARS, or TN DOLLARS per annum squares FIFTEEN
DoLLARs AND FIFTY CENTS per annum; three f1rares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annun. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others advertising by the year, will be charged for
column 1000 MS 10000 for three-fourhs
a column, $50, 90: for half column, 35,00 for
quartet oa column s25 00A deduction of 20 per
will be made advertisements longer than a quarter Of
column inserted by the half year year,
altered. Cnancery notices and petitions o, divorces,
paid invariably in advance Advertisements coming
from abroad be accompanied with the cash. iness
ordered for publication By brother publisher.
N b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid unless the option Of the publisher. previous
gagemont between the publishers and the advertiser
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According TO a statement made by the Secrota-
ry Of tho Treasury. there wero III the deposlto
banks in various parts Of the Union, and at the
several United States MINIS, the goth Of Au-
gust. 80 1872, 400 81 subject TO his draft. OF tins
sur the four deposito banks in the city Of Ne"
York, viz. tho Bank of Commerce, tho bank Of
America the American and Exchange Bank, and
the Merchants Bank, had in their keeping ST.
G:}2 SD II.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of Sundry executions directed. from
ID the Wayne Circuit Court will expose public sale
a Court House door Centrevile. Wayne county,
Indiana the 2st of September, 1914.
hours OF o'clock. A. NJ and four o'clock, P. NJ :,
said day, the following property. to-wit:
The north half Of lot numbered sixtyone. (6)
hsred the plat of of the ely Of Rishnond,
Wayne county, Indiana. laid out by John Smith
Taken the property of Caleb p. Thorpe, aa,isfy
executions favor Of John Vanable
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff, ". C
Aug 29,h, I544 sl,50 36ts
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$ heriff's sale.

10y virtue Of II Execution directed, from the
ID Wayne Circuit Court, l will expose at publis sale a
House door in Cenifevilie, county, Ind
Nth day of September, 1914, between the hours
O'Clock A. NJ nd four O'Clock, L. NJ. said
following property, to-wit:
Part of Lot numbered hundred and fifteen. (Il5
that par, the city of Richmond, Wayne county, Ind
laid by John Smith, bounded follows: Beginning
north line of anut the southeast
Lo, No. 81 along Walnut street, 81 feet
inches thence North, 50 l2 feet. west, feet
south. along said lot No. 2l 81 I-
the place of beginning.
Taken the property Of kason Brookens, satisfy
execution in 70 vor Of Samuel Smith
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w c.
Aug 2ls,, 1874. Is2i 35ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

The BUSINESS CALICO PAINTING, in the United
States gives employment hundred and thirty nine
These mills print weekly l4.oOO pieces and
uppnaing fifty weeks in the year, the total
uuautity Calicoe prouced by them in is 51U0.
600 pieces Of thirty yards eachwhich about twenty
ei, wards to female the United States White and
colored, The age of len years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

At Columbia, Tennessee, the residence of Mr..
Polk. the Wings had immense mass meeting
on Tuesday, the 9th ut.-the editor of the Co
lunbia Observer speaks Of it rs of the most
mn onificcnt spcctaclcs Ito has ever Witnessed in
the Western country. The Hon. w. ]. Graves
of kentucky. Hon. 5. Jarna gin. Of Tennessee. Mr..
Baker Of Illinois, and Mr.. Pike, of Arkansas,
were among the speakers.
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Death at Il Pole Raising.

correspondent of the Sun. writing from Rock
WHO Montgomery county. Md. under date of the
''lst ut states in substance tina. whilst tho Loco
tocos were engaged in tina. place on Saturday
last. IN raising hickory polo TO the cause of Polk
and Dallas. portion of it fell while at an alti-
tudo of about 30 degrees. and came in contact
with the head of young named John Beck
with. resident of Rockville, fracturing his skull
and killing him almost instantly. Several others
also made very narrow escape.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13
BINDERY
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY!

ME undersigned woo! respectfully inform The pubic
thai ne continues manufac order. al Kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS. in good style and Of superior faper-
lie prepared furnish County Clerks. Au1nFs, ami
Treasures with Books of the latest and improved
having eceav received patterns from he Iiitor Of
State. Gi Books IN ia re-bouna. an1 ali kinds of Terio
di-as md bound il good tyle and
CASH as they can be done elsewhere. lie socits a
share Of patronage.
Tie BiNDERl Is il the Immediately the
Book Store. {. :. PRESCOTT
Richno7 l. Jan 3d. IL ~ 3ly
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This famous song has arrived il Grcenock.
Scotland, and is s9ng in the public streets after
tho following fashion,
Scot out Of the wa ond Dan Toolay,
You're twa late till COON Ill Soopay.'
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Sherif's Sale.

Df virtue of execution 70 me directed. from tho
Wayne Citeuit Court, will expose at public sale AT
Court House door vile, avne county, lndi-
the 23st day OF September, ISL. between Aha
hours of ocink. A. NJ. and four o'clock, T. NJ,
said day. tbs following property, towit:
4 parcel lot OF Land the city OF Richmond.
Wayne county. Iadana known by being lot numbered
hundred and thirty (3l) rumbered the plat
of said city. laid by John aud Samuel Smith
Taken the property William II. Brown, satisfy
a execution in the State Bank Of Indiana.
DAVID GENTRY. Sheriff, w. C..
Ang. ooh, 1911. $50 J6ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

IMPORTANT REMUNERATION OF PoLkIsoI.-Chas.
IL. Miller, Esq. of Cuyahuga Falls. we'll known
as very influential and prominent member of
the Locotoco party in Ohio. has Just renowned
the Free Trade and Texas party, in a long letter
published III the Cleveland Herald
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY.

I5yIE undersigned. respectfully inofma the citizens of
Richmond. and vicinity. that he has the
business, Main opposite Book Store
wners will be thankfully and ,,ne,Jally
Different eoors, styles aud pae.s TO suit
the fancy of al, will be na5s order. He solieis the
public their patronage Prcss in arco,-
dance with tbs times.
A. II. THOMPSON.
Aug. Is 1914. 34tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

Cincinnati Flour, S3.65a 1865; HHiskg, 2Il cts.
per gallon Cteec. per -. Butter. 7toI0 per
10. Corn Meal 30 ioc per bush: Oats, 23a25 Wheat.
7tc Flaxseed 90c Chickens, Sal ,l2 per doz Cotton
Loo a7Ac ID assorted Nss. Cotton Bat
ting quote Toe. tande Wick and Carpe, Warp. u ]
ais. Cotton generally held Sugar. 6!a6i in h1is
and &c in bbs Moasses Gle per2al: Linseed Oil, occ1
with charge Of : for the haIre-Atias. =
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AtHERIFF-s >ALE.--By virtue of execution t
- directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court. will
pose public sale the Con; House door in Cenfeve,
Wayne Indiana, the 30th day Of September,
1874 the hours Of O'Clock. A VI. and four
O'Clock, p NJ. said day. the following property, wit:
A certain 10. of land Wayne county,
Indiana and known by being lot numbered thr.yons,
numbered the original plat Of the Town of New Bos
Taken property Of William II. Perkins, ana
Joseph F. Chapman. 10 satisfy execution in faTo. of
Solomon Meredith. e II u.e. WIN. 3 Hornish
DAVID GEN TRY, Sheriff w C.
Sep, Attn. 1874. si.50 37ts
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THE. MAR ETS.


Cincin att. Sep g New Oreans, Aug "a.
Baltimore, Sept 4. Boston. Sep :.
New York, Sep 3,
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tAsH FOR MUSTARD SEED..-The highest
~ ket price will be paid in CASH for MUSTARD
SEED, delivered the Drug Store ST
|. REED & BROTHER.
Richmond. Sept 6tf 1914. str
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y O.. Mess Pork 50 Oh Flour so Whisky 30 Lard i
Bait, Mess Pork 10 90 Flour 90 Whisky - Lard s.
n Y..Mess Perk . 80 Flour - Whisky % Lard 81
Bos; Mess Pork 9..5 Flour 435 Whisky 25 Lard g
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Florence Braid Bonnets,

4 GOOD assortment, (some very fine J just openes
y the Richmond CASH Store
JAMES E. REEVES.
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e e NO Al,

EnOVAL AND co PARTNERSHIP The sub
scribcr will move, before the LIST of September
next, that coamodous Fire Proof house the
side of the first Basin the White Water CaraE
western ROW usaro4her, W
7. CarpsHter. The firm. il tho naye of"C. Car
pen,cr Brother, will continue the PORK business in all It's
varied branches rcuar attention feceving aad
ling: the purchase and sale of Salt Wheat, Flour,
Pork, Bacon Lard, FIaxseed Sugar. Moases, Coffee Iron,
Nails, Castings, &c; and General Cot1mssion and
Produce Merchan,s-beng prepared 20 furnish the usual
facilities congnmsnts for sale in this market, ship
IN other market
In leaving the old stand, of Sycamore and 9th
streets, subscriber tenders his old friends
and respectively, his grateful
exertions and low charges G.
Carpenter Brother, will merit their continued beaty
CALVIN CARPENTER.
Cincinnati, Aug. l4th, 1874.
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state Of Indiana, IN THE WAYNE CIRCUIT
Wayne County. COURT.
CHARLES w. Starr,
Francis +. Johnson AMI Pste-l - 80
McFarIln.
Nd NOW. this day. wit: the 9th daY
- August. lo4i. the "a Judicial day OF tie Fail Term
i-ii, of sat Court affidavit Of DISTINGUISHED person.
jenry Of said Peter AcFariin: ordered
By the Court that said Peter NcFarin notifad
pentency OF this Bill of Complaint, by publication
weekly newspaper printed and published IA the County OF
Wayne and unless he appears before the Judges OF said
Court the mrs. Monday Of March plead
defnlr said Bal. the viii be taken for confessed
AMI decseed accordingly. Test:
JOHN FINLEY. Clerk.
Perry & BtcKLE. Soils for Comps. (c9) IS 40
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Charles w. 81

L X I L y ID > 4 Q . x s.
EU>T 1cceixca from East. lot of Friends publ
- cations embracing oil standard works, and 9TH
eT- OF a ter date The following tides OF
Of the works jlst received:
select Historical Memoirs
OF the Religious Society Friends. commonly called
9uakers For the nforua of young persons, and in
glires after divine truth. BY VIM. Hotgson, Jr.
George Eox's Journal.
Letters of the late John Thorp,
or Manchester Minister the Gospel in the Society
Friends. TO which prsfxei Memoir of the Life of
the W riter.
4 Memoir
OF Louisa Nav, daughter of Thomas and Lucy Nav.
spiritual Guide.
Memoirs
OF Rise, Progress, and Prosecutions Of the people
called I North of Scotland By John Barclay
of Isaac Pennington,
Son Alierinan Pennington OF I.onaon. mud eminent
Nini=te- oi the Gospel in the Society of Friends.
Barclays Apology Imitation Of Christ. An Inquiry into
Ac.otdancy Of W ar with the principles OF Christi
anity and Examination Of the saphicai reasoning
by which Is defended by Jonathan Dymond. George
Whitehead Ra relays Chisru--SamueI Nca-lew-
is on oaths--Bera Niew-Richar1 'orlau-Groeef'5
Ie,tersIhn doctrine. OF Baptism and the I.od's sup
per--i;ise and Progress, by Nm Penn, Ne &c.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmoa1, sept ID. 1911. 36h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12
InI-ISA c0l-NTY.

Al meeting OF the Democratic party OF Loui-
sa. held at their Court House. on Monday, inc
Slh July, 1914. DR. VIM \. Gillespie was called
to The Chair. and John Pondeyter, Jr, Esq. was
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explain
ed By James L. Gordon, ESQ, II was unani-
mou>ly
Re@}red, That the Chair appoint fifteen dele
gates 10 represent the neishborhood OF the Coli'
House in the Charlottesville Convention, WlsAl VI.
! understanding that other delegates he appo'h'e''
at ana from the precincts.
WhereuDon the following gentlemen were de-
siguaied:
James L. Gordon Rev VIM Crawford Wm.
w Beadles. Nathaniel Mills, Thomas J. Bar
rc,t, Dr. VIM Beadle>, John Poindexier, r.. II.
Goodwin. IT.. Col. G. c. M'Gehee, DR.. William
Goodwin VIM. d. Mansfield. Edwin J. Baker,
Dr. Nathan II. Crawford. VIM. Overflow and
Hiram Saunders.
1t was then suggested 10 toe meeting. tha; where
as difficulty had occurred this day in relation
10 the order OF conducting political discussions IN
this county, il was, therefore, further resolved;
unanimously:
/. That hereafter in all political discussions,
the time ought 10 be fairly divided between the
speakers of each party 60 a. 10 give each an equal
time.
,. That no other mode is 50 well calculated to
give light 10 the people, and that We will not sub
mi, to a. parte discussions, but will always hold
ourselves ready to meet oar political adver<aries.
in fair and equal debate, upon the great questions
aeitaing the country.
Psmired. That The foregoing proceedings be
signed b. the Chairman and Secretary, and a
copy Q: Them be forwarded 10 the Editors, with
request that they he published in the Richmond
Enquirer. ,,
And on motion, the meeting adjourned.
W. A. GILLESPIE. Cfn'n.
Jxn. PoryDryTER, Jr Ssc'fy
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adding the Zone STAR TO the Republic. assure
you. he did not call in vain. Ii was not like call
ing spirits from The Vastly Deep" for il affords
me pleasure 10 say, that some OF the Wings had
honesty and independence enough 10 qui, the foul
party, and proclaim their allegiance 10 Polk Dali
las and Texas and hope others will initiate their
patriotic example.
After Mr.. Smith had concluded, and the I'M
mcnse cheering had subsidized, Mr.. Daniel Jasper
was loudly ana repeatedly called who made some
BRET ard pertinent remarks, when the meeting
broke up without any thing occurring 10 mar the
pleasures OF the day. In the above has,y sketch,
| know have not done the orators lusticc-ia-
decd, my pen is inadequate 10 the task. Suffice it
10 say, they have gained by this effort golden
opinions" and done great service 10 the De
mocratic cause. | could not but observe how
nobly the actions Of the Democrats contraSted
with those Of the Wings. There was no singing
no exhibition OF Coons-no professions with BAN
ners-in word there was no appeal 10 the NOR
bid passions and sordid preudices OF the people
il was emphatically feast Of reason and argu-
men'' addressed 10 the judgment and understand,
| ing OF the people. You may rely upon II, all Is
well in old Prince William. She is certain 10
give better account OF herself next Fall than she
ever before did. We are all pleased with the
ticket, and great harmony and enthusiasm per
yades our ranks.
In conclusion, permit me 10 congratulate you
upon our prospects. The cloud that lowered upon
our political horizon, in 1910 is fast disappearing
under the genial rays OF Democracy Inc
| North and East are taS; awakening from then
lethargy. The West, the mighty West, has
spoken as with a voice OF thunder. her naiuy
and intelligent yeomanry have ga!laniiy deter
mined TO shake off the disgracetul mantle OF
Federalism, which they suffered in hour OF
| apathy 10 be thrown around them. The South
the sunny and patriotic South, is fast returning Ii
! her frs, love With these proptiouS signs before
US. we can, and will succeed in the approaching
struggle, ifevery man will do his duty. IL.