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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22
F.ln NEw.oRI,EANs

- Fob NEW -ORLEANS.
lRegalaf ssmi-tsftklv packer to the Nep Basia0
Leaves Mobis TassdaSs bad Fridays.
49, h The fine and stAUnch steamer
ateT, will leave Tor the above port on
MONDAY, 24th inst. AZ 10 o'clock AN.
For freight or passage. having excellent accommo-
dations apply on hoard or TO .--. ~
mh22 c. A. GILBERT b BRO. SO Com-st
FOR COLUMBUS AND COLBERT
= The fine fast InnninE steamboat
esEzzzzs[- GEN. HARRISON, }. H. Estes
master, viii depar. Cor The above and Intermediate
landings, THIS DAY 22ud ms, (. Al O'Clock Pm.
Fer freish. OF passage apply on board or 10
D.. ...-.55 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,
mh22 ~ Front and rs Commerce.st
FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW.
- C~SS n The splendd passenger steamboat
SkSxss2s55{555z- JAMES HEWITT. Qualrier MAS
Ter, will leave for The above and all Intermediate
landings on THIS DAY, The 22nd March, ut 8 o.
clock pm. s=s.s...'
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
mh22 CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
FOR TUSCALOOSA
p e. p The fine new steamer WARRIOR,
&sstzskz5.- E. P. Oliver master, will leave for
the above and all inierne diaie landings on THIS
DAY. the 22nd March, ut O'Clock PM
For freight or passage apply on board or to
mh22 CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
t...- FOX GAINESVILLE AND VIENNA.
E. n The new steamboat NEW ERA,
NsstlGk=9- r.. w. Lyles, will leave for The aln've
and all in te1n"diaie landings, on THIS DAY, 22nd
March, ut O'Clock pm. ......'e
For freight or passage apply on board or to
mh22 NJ WARiNG & CO.. SO Front-st
FOR MONTGOMERY. p. 0F
= h The steamer MONTGOMERY,
SSssssSsszzs.E57z5x Billiard MASTER will leave for the
above and all Intermediate landings THIS DAY,
9Th March, at 8 O'Clock PM. a"
For freight or passage apply on board or To
mh22 so NJ. WARING & CO
.sa.f9 FOR MONTGOMERY. TO
- aI-,z II 1,,- a.. g.. passenger
49, steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph
Bryan muster, will leave for the above and MI inter-
mediate landings, on THIS DAY, the 22nd inst
ut O'Clock Pm. frs.H fctt,j i.fN
For freight or passage apply an board orto
mh22 CAMPBELL. OWEN < co. F.,
FOR COLUMBUS AND PLYMOUTH.
p n The new, fast INNING substantial
Ess-ss<ssEE557H. steamer ADMIRAL, W. NJ. Webb
ling MASTER will leave Tor the above aud all nterne-
diaie landings On THIS DAY, The 22nd inst. d, at s
O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
mh22 CAMPBELL. OWEN h co,
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN
n The fine steamer BELLE POULE,
stsssSssszSfs II, r Johnston master, will leave for
the above and all intermediate landings on THIS
DAY, 22d inst, at O'clock Pm, positively.
For trti ght or passage apply on board or 10
mh2S CAMPBELL. OWEN l. CO, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

|
NOR HIRE-A Negro BOY 10 years DID, APP.
Il ply to [mh22I SMITH DABNEY & CO.
w HISKEY-sU bbls Rectifed. for sale by
| w mh22 s. l. & /. l. JONES.
SoAP-sOo boxes assorted nds, for sale by
- mh22 s. l. I, /. JONES.
M OLAsSEs-4O bbls landing This day and for
lvA mh22 sale by c. W. DORRANCE.
COFFEE-lOO bags Rio, for sale by
" mh22 CIV. DoRRANCE.t
| " HISKEY-l0O bbls in store and for sale by
w mh22 BARRON, MEAD Il CO.
ENALKIRK ALE-25 casks. a pure article, for
L sale by [mh22l s.. |. l. JONES.
MADEIRA WlNE-2O Or casks for sale by
I'VE mha2 SI&IiJ JONES.
MACKEREL-l0b bls No l; s do 2; 20 half do
w L; 10 do do 2, for sale by
mh22 BARRON, MEAD 4 CO.
DOTATUES-lOO bbls Blues and Chenangoes
Il in fine order, for sale by
mh22 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, SO Com, st.
UTTER-25 kegs priue Goshen. in store and
ID for sHle by
mb22 FosDICK q cHARLoCK, 90 Com. st.
DORK AND BACON-bO bills Mess Pork; rs
l. casks Cincinnati Sides and Shoulders, for 81 10
mh22 BARRON, MEAD 4 co.
MOLASSES AND SUGAR-6O bbs Molasses,
rnh22 BARRON. MEAD & GO.
&UGAR--2h hills Wooise, & Woolsey's crasked,
- in store and for sale by
mh22 FOSDICK n CHARLOCK. SO Com. st.
g ED BUt XIV Il EAT-ln store and for sale by
~ WRIGHT h CUNNINGHAM
mh22 Grncers. SO Dauphin-st
~ HEWING TOBACCO-A!largc supply Of Mrs
" M iller's hest, in store and for sale by
WRIGHT b CUNNINGHAM.
mh22 f 81 lGrocers, So Danphin-st
g HIRTS-l00 doz fine Linen, and Cotton with
~ Linen bosoms; checked Linen and French Cot
ten Shrtr, for sale by af
mh2a Sal JONES.
llOAT LOST-Siolen from The Sandman brig
ID Siienzio on the night Of The Goth or 2lst inst
IA foreign balt JOLLY BOAT. about ~ feet long
liberal reward will be paid for the delivery Of the
Boat. info nation her whereabouts Or of the
offender to A r7--f- r-agrs
mh22 JAS. GANDOLF0, 20 Commerce It
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE The under.
IA signed having been appoinlsd Administrator
on the estate Of Henry Logon, deceased, by the
Hon. the Judge Of The tounly Court of Mobile coun
~, hereby nntfes all persons interested il said es
tale to make Immediate payment, and all persona
having claims against the same, will present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed BY
law or they will be barred. f'fi'I m-i' ~
mh22 96tc GEO. MACDONALD. Adn,sr.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22
sHERlFF'S SALE.
Hardy Hinson,. q

-i vs. IL. "a. ,23'i
II. Dutche, and George w. Stratton.
WILL be aold for cash in front Of the Cour
w House door Of Mobile county, on Tuesday, III
LIST day Of April, l645, between the hours OF eleve
o'clock, a. ~. and four O'Clock Of said day, al
The right and title Of George W. Siratlon, in and Il
the steamboat called the MINERVA, her tackle
apparel and furnture-tbe same having been seize.
ON the property Of George W StraiIon, by vriu,
Of the above stated execution, which issued from thu
County Court Of NJ 5-le county and to me directed,
ml,22 96tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff N. q.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
| A LOT OF LAND, No three {s) dissection seven
IA teen, township fourteen Of range one east. con
tanning nne,y -fuur acres and seventy -four hundred,
Of an acre. IN Marengo county, State Of Alabama
situated on the river side, aud is we'll knowd 10 be
some of the best cotton land in the Stale. ff
will I've sold low by applying to M. q M
Quinn. If not sold private sale previous 10 the
LIST Of April i will be sold a, public sale in front o
the Mansion House.. al
Alss, one section Of Land in Baldwin COUNTY
Slate Of Alabama, being secilon thirty I've, 1867 IL
township Coy south Of range Two (2) east, contain.
SIX hundred and forty acres aud eishy.tlree
hundreds Of an acre. This is Of the best TIM
bered land in The State and lying close TO the bay Of
Mobile. r...-, ..f, .,..t -,-fii,. ,.l
The titles to these lands are certificates from The
mh22 s5tls,Ap NJ. e. NJ. QUINN.
VI by, J. Al. SUMWALT & Co.,,
Booksellers and Stationers, So Dauphin-sireet
Ollensiorf's German Grammar; a new method Of
learning to read write and speak the German Ian.
guage in six months, by fl. g. Oleadorf. Professor
Of the German Language; second edition revised
and considerably improved, BY James D. Haas, in l
Key to Olendorff's German Grammar. The Stu.
dents Assistant or Key the Exercises in OlIs,
dorf's new method Of learsing The German han
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

7 OST-I at night READ PURSE, with =
Lsilyer clasp, containing seine nancy The thanks
Of the owner and liberal reward will be given II it
ID left at the Arothecares Hall. -
mh2i NORTH 4 CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22


0u-The Auditor oil The Stale of NJ ississppi reports
The receipts Of the Treasury oil that Sla,e for The
present year, about 1852 900, which is ease
Of 800, OOC over the revenue Of l. 81 year.
70 The Virginia papers record the death u RoB
ERT RlvEs OF Nelson county, an aged and very III
fuenllal citizen Of that State.
o-The Columbus (Miss } papers announce The
deaih of EWING F. CALHoUE of Columbus, a gen.
tleman E,vorabIy known in this part of Alabama.
95-By the new stamp act, which has passed the
Legislature of Mary iand, all bonds, bills, promis-
notes. and bills Of exchange, for 800
malsss issued by incorporated Bank, must be writ
len on stamped paper Tor which TAX is paid 10 the
State, varying from ten cents to six dollars. The
highest tax is upon securities for $4,000 and up
wards. The State provides the stamps and sell.
stamped paper in lots to dealers.
The Lectures Of Professor Silliman are attended
by very large audiences. and awakening profound
attention. We do not remember more insteresting
discourse than the lecture on Thursday evening, in
which he illustrated The received theory the orr
gin and formation OF Granite Trap Rock, Porphyry.
e1c. The subject was compaI atively new to con.
siderable portion of the audience, but by avoiding
technical terms, or explaining those whose was
Indispensable, the Professor made himself perfectly
Ineligible TO the unie learned, while the erudile we're
instructed and enlightened by the and perspcu-
,ty with which his facts and arguments were brought
to bear on the subject.
Our readers. however, must not take our word
for the surprising interest Of these instructive lee
lures. The opportunity is now " thin their reach TO
profit by them, and gratIfed that so large
number are awaiting themselves of it.
The Lectures are arranged that each one
presents, independently, some important iopic or
topics, Ineligible those who have note heard The
preceding lectures. We are informed that The lee.
lures Of the next and last week will he occupied by
the history Of life, both of vegetables and animals as
il Is contained in the Strata and that The lecture of
Monday evening will he devoted to the fossil vegea
bles, including the coal formation, with ample illus
trations.
II will be seen by advertising columns that the
price for single admission for The remainder Of the
course, is so cents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

u1EN DOLLARS REWARD will be given for
i the apprehension Of white Boy. Crane
known.) from IS 10 " years nf age, who has been
borrowing money in my name. - u
inl20 r.. j.. WALKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

r OsT-A Hair BRACELET with Gold Clasp.
L 4 The finder will receive n suitable REWARD by
leaving IL AT the office of GREGORY H. StlSBY.
milo corner Of Oapphin and Royai cts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

n OST-On Tuesday night al ,lA Ball. large
IL blue and red Plaid SHAWL, with broad
stripes The finder will please leave !, nj this OF
flee .5H.e#4 ,li mnO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW.
- E. r. The splendid passenger steamboat
Sksxss22s5{E5E5x- JAMES HEWITT. Qualrier MAS
ter, will leave ior the above and all Intermediate
landings on THIS DAY, The 22nd March, ut 8 o.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

"A MEXICAN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES third
"A number for March, 1s45, is this day received.
Subscribers will please call aad Rei their copies.
mill aaaf ifaial II. GATES, Ageat.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

OFE,ck OF THE MERcHlsIe ixTu r. J { IIEs.
:, Mobile JaaMry N,,1e<k. I
THE Board ef Directors If this orr !, n, III.
! day declared \ dividend of TivE pS sEsT Er
he has, six mont's, The capith st.ek q ,S hun.
dred aud hiiy thousand dollars5aS shlete s,pekold.
ers on and after 18th instant ~ s rs.
iahlo b - THOH. w. MCCOY .ikeerei.ix
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

mentioned that tine Mexican Minister, Gen Alnon-
lie, has entered TO- NAL protest against The annexa
ton Of Texas The following letter, published in
the Richmond Whu. pi,ee particulars;
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

ITO HlRE-An honest. smart old MAN, shcss
i As. at $40 per month. His Wife, aboe, the
same age, plain eook, washer and rtner, $40 per
month. Ifhired ugs lier SIS for the two.
Also--A Young WOMAN, having child about 4
year old She is pretty good cook, washer ID
roner. Apply at this Office to y. Hil
amhl7 Ia ,'.i- G. A. STUART
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

Mans. A. GorEFRoY, IA French RentieiaaB. sow
residing in Moblle engaged during the hast YEAR
IN giving instruction in his native language, claps
o, young iades IN the city Of TWsesoosa. Being ore
Of his patrons there, became acquainted with Lis
method Of instructive aud Witnessed the rapid pro-
gress made by bis pspii. take pleasure 10 stating
OF Mr.. Godeiroyf melhod lin part devised by him
selD that j, is superior TO any other j have ever
kn"wn used: His diligence in attending 10 the H.
siretion Of his seholars, and his unwearrd mi ,o
communicate knowledge Of the language he pro-
LESSEE to each deserves the highest comnas nds,sn.
mhlO o5cmo THOMAS d. MING
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22
Ap msl7 !" Pm TAYLOR, 4 faran'. Ruihi,.s.

NOR SALE-A first rate NEGRO GIRL. good
Il cook washer and ironer, raised IN Mobile eo1s-
~ hy Crene family. II not tod private sale she
will be offered at public aus ton the FIRST Monday
Of April next, in front of the Cour, House d.ror =
For further particulars. apply at the north east corn
er Of Daur hin and Heartburn streets mills azhtdss
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

Vow and CALF FOR SALE--A 6ne Nor,hera
- 1hs Co." and Calf Apply C. W. boRRANcE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

FOR TUSCALOOSA.
p e. p The fine new steamer WARRIOR
&sStezz2sE575.- E. P. Oliver master, will leave foi
the above and all intern diaie landings on THIS
DAY, the 22nd March. AT 5 O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on board or to &
mh22 CAMPBELL OWEN n co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

FOR MONTGOMERY.
- r. n The steamer MONTGOMERY,
Sss<<sEsszs.Is555jx Billiard MASTER, will leave for The
above and all Intermediate landings THIS DAY,
22ih March, at 8 O'Clock Pm. r.. .a"
For freight or passage apply on board or to '70'
Wh22 80 NJ. WARING & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

oTnE-All persons are hereby warned not 10
CREDIT the s,tsR,bost ARKANSAS. wiihyus y
written order him Capt Pi;t6eId or ]. j. D~sAs.-
as ~" debts otherwise incurred i'll he paid 81 the
owners nf sad Boat. p ~ W 'IfTs =
mhl3 l trt JAMES prrn L -,-<,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

AhhhlOOiNS - W. H4btSs
master, will depart Cor the above aud Intermediate
landings, THIS DAY, 22ud inst NJ O'Clock Pm
positively, s5s5,5 S : I2I.01g. Il l.5i.ls.
Fer freight OF passage apply on board or 10
.....4 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,
mh22 70 Front and rs Commerce-s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

MACKEREL-l0b bs No l; s do 2; 20 half do
W. l; 10 do do 2, for sale by
mh22 BARRON. MEAD & co.
DOTATOES-l00 bbls Blues and Chenangoes
L in fine order, for sale by
mh22 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, 8S Com. st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

NV HISKEY-l0O bbls in store and for sale by
w mh22 BARRON, MEAD d CO.
ENALKlRK ALE-25 casks. pure article, for
Il sale by [mh22I 81 & |. ]. JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

NOTICE-No debts viii be paid. cOulFs, s.n'
| any person BAT the undersigned. for the ~
boat Admiral. (mb2Ol w. N. wEIRLING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

NOR HIRE-A Negro BOY 10 years old. APP
Il ply to [mh22I SMITH DABNEY & CO.
" HISKEY-3U bbls Rectifed. for sale by
w mh22 s. |. & /. l. JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

MADEIRA WlNE-2O Or casks for sale by
I'VE mha2 SI&I JONES.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-27
UNLAWFUL MILITARY ORGANIZE
TONS

We have seen some indications Of DISPOSE
ton to revive the project, put upon foot and
temporarily overthrown last summer, of forming
military organizations in the United States,
without the warrant Of law, for "TeIrs Ex-
petition" This project we denounced last
summer, as unconstitutional, impolltc, and
fraught with danger Let it not be revived. 1t
will only cripple the measure of annexation.
We must have Texas by fair means only, and
without the assistance of Burr We prepared
a complete history of this "wild military pro-
ject" last summer, but were induced to ''lay II
over" and postpone its publication until after
the Presidential election. We may find 1t ne
cessary to publish it hereafter.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-27

INJURY TO THE FpUrr The Cincinnati Gazette. in
speaking of the present cold weather. says ION exam
lining the trees extensive garden in the CITY, every
blossom of the peach, apricot, nectarne and plum in
bloom, or near expanding, were killed. Very few
live buds eft the apricot, but large majority
of the peach and nectsrne trees, had not than
one third of the buds killed, though there is danger
that the fruit may suffer in quality and size. But few
of the plum and cherry trees were so far advanced
as 10 be injured. A few miles back from the river
vegetation some days later than on the Ohio, and
fruit back from the river, il is presumed has not been
injured, in situations where the weather has been
dry
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-27
no TUE FRIENDS OF ANNEXATION.

We would earnestly admonish the friends o.
Annexation TO staud by their arms, and con
,ioue in readiness 10 use them al momsnrs
warning. We have no disposition 70 rene"
The controversy with those membe" OIL 'ne DC
mocraric party who have acted adversely " MOI
peryersely, in the efforts that have been MADE
10 consummale the measure they may escape
criticism and condemnation for their errors and
Inconsistencies, so far as we are concerned /;
and we shall interpose no impairment TO Their
escape under the wings OF those who may be
di,oosed 10 shelter them: but we shall never
consent 10 abandon our arms until Texas be
annexed 10 these United States.
We SUN hope that the House resolutions will
be accepted by Texas and we see no reason
vet TO despair but if they should fail, we have
no expectation that any other terms than those
embraced in the much reviled and rejected
treaty, will suffice; and these We shall advocate
with all the strength that we can command
And, should the House resolutions be declined,
we predict that those who negotiated that urea
~. will hereafter be as much extoled for their
wisdom and craftsmanship, by the whoie Re
publican party, as they were abused and calum-
mated by meagre clique Of its members
Bat in whatever way Texas shall be annexed
and annexed il viii be, in spite OF oil the ma
chinarions Of its enemies-the true friends oil
the measure will be found in the front rank,
where they belong" and from whence none
of the powers that be, or may be, can dnve
them. They will ago for their country" even
if they must "a leave their friend" But The
President will not be the friend they mustleaye,
for he piu go Nth them. The West will be
with them; the South will be with them; and
the NoRrH will be with Them! Ay, the signal
fire will CLEAN brightly on the Granite Hills OF
New Hampshire, and illumine the entire
Union
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-27

MATERNAL AFFEcros.--The charms Of woman
are certainly many and powerful Tho expanding
rose, just bursting into beauty, has irresistible be
witchingness the blooming bride led triumphan,y to
'he hymeneal altar awakens admiration and inte rest
ana the blush Of her cheek fills with delight but
. .t charm OF maternity Is more sublime than all
Heaven has imprinted on The mothers face some
,nng beyond this world something which claims kns
ured win the skes-the angelic smile, the tender
,oos' ITS waking, wstchful eye, which keeps the
'ond vigil over her slumbering babe
htse are objects which neither the pencil nor The
chse can touch, which poetry fails to exat; which
'ne most eloquent tongue in vain would euloeze and
OF winch all description becomes Ineffective In the
nesr' OF man lies this lovely picture; it lives in his
ympa,hies II renns in his affection his eve looks
AROUND IN vain for such another object on earth
ma'ernny-extatlc sound so twjned around our
nesfe that they must cease TO throb ere we forget
US our hrst love; IT'S part Of our religion Nature
nss SET the mother upon such pinnacle, that our in
sn' eyes and arms first upfied TO il we cling 10
II IN manhood we almost worship il in old age. He
VINO can enter an apartment, and behold the tender
usoe 'eeding on its mothers besuty-nourished BY
'ne ude oil life which flows through her generous
veins, without painting bosom and grateful eye,
no man, but monster
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-27

Nor ELECTED ArrSp ALL.--Miss Sally Brown and
Miss Betsy French, Of Woolvich, Gloucester, New
Jersey, the correspondent Of the Newark Advertiser
saws. are not yet entitled to the appellaion Of "Es
,,,,r, Although they made "a very respectable
run We, they did not receive quite vo,es enough 10
cleo, theu justices Of the peace.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-27

q mEhiCAN COALS.--A Report, to the Navy
a Department Of the United State, on American
coals, BY Prof w. X. Johnson / vol. Of coo pages,
n''ed With Tabular Statistics, being the result Of
~eres OF Experiments to determine the respective and
comparative values of different kinds OF Coal for he
different purposes for which fuel is employed.
few copies Of The above are for sale by
msrcA N v. TAYLOR.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-27

Nv LEVI WOODBURY..
To 1.ArHRoP s. EDDY, Esq, ]. =. Huron, ESQ. an
Others.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
FROM MEXICO

The details Of the latest information from
Mexico, occupy considerable space in the
eastern papers, but after careful perusal
we can find but little Of interest. General
Taylor writes that his forces are rapidly
increasing, and that the Mexicans under
Arista are mere handful, from whom he
apprehends no danger. He thinks he will
want no more aid than that already order
ed by the Government, thus showing that
Gen. Gaines has allowed himself to be
carried away by idle rumors and fears
The Mexican Cabinet had been dissoIvedy
and new one was not to be formed until
the new administration came in. 1t was
rumored at Tampico that General Farrer
had been elected President, and thGt ad-
ditionaI forces were about to go 10 the aid
of the Mexican Generals. 1t is thought
the Mexicans will not he cole TO effect
loan.-O. S. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
THE WOOSTER BANK.

PARTY malice is not content with fruit
less attacks upon the credit ofthe wooster
Bank A scheme has been concocIed "
certain ultra Locoioco leaders to get up an
other run upon the Bank, 70 produce a
panic, and if possible, to stop her business
This is to be attempted in season TO nave
an effect upon the coming election. Inc
determination Of the party IS TO elect, ny
fair means or foul, men pledged to repeal
tue Bank law, and the corporations Great
ed under ito put down all banks ara
10 return to low wages, low prices and
hard money. They would crush, II they
can, the Wooster Bank to aid Their pnf-
poses. Let all interested be on the look
out. This is not mere gossip.-Ctac1n"ot'
GazpHe.
We find, says the Ohio State Journal,
the above IN the Gin. Gazette of Thursday.
We had received intimation previously,
of the design to play this gatne of plunder-
ing the people in order TO create hostility
to Banks. The plot was probably laid at
Washington, by the gentleman who indu-
ced the Secretary of the Treasury 10 re-
move the depostes from the Wooster
Bank. Conspicuous characters may be
engaged in this infamous game which if
successful, can only cast ridicule on the
boosted individual liability panacea, and
plunder the people ofthe State for the BEN
eft of the brokers. But we entertain the
strongest confidence that it will fail and
that its authors will reap harvest of con-
tempt and odium. The Banks Of the State
all receive the Wooster paper, and busi-
ness men consider it perfectly safe.