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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10
COUNTRY MERCHANTS in want Of BOOKS aud
\ I STATIONERY,

(toUNTRY MERCHANTS in want Of BOOKS and
STATIONERY,
will find a the Bookstore of VIM. II. MOORE & CO
No. ITO MAIN STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
FOURTH. CIscNNAI, very large and complete sssort-
School Books Blank Books, Writing Paper. Letter Psper.
Ink, husbands, QmuIs, Steel Pens. Sisfes.
Slate Pencils, etc etc. etc.
And every article usually wanted by the Country Trade
With every facility (of the largest Eastern Houses,)
for obtaining their stock the best possible they
feel assured that Dealers will find it advan
. css 70 GUY us' 10 purchase '@ f'''e'"
l5-w. II. NJ. & Co. publish the following valuable
School Books of which extensively used tho
Western States.
Sanders, school Readers aud spelling Book.
They manufactured in the very best style. and tho
large and demand for them, enables the publish
TO afford them at very low prcesas cheaP A. the
cheapest
BRADBURY & SANDERS YOUNG CHOIR, I44 pages.
Do. Do. School SINGER, 2O4 pages.
Coodrch', National Geography, New WoRk.
illustrated by $50 engravngs and 33 maps; with globe
map plan. BY the author Of "Peter Parley's
Tales In this work the maps and descriptive text
placed immediate contiguity thereby avoiding the
pense and nconve attendant upon the Of ordi
School Biographies in which the and text
in separate volumes. One volume quarto Price 80 cts
Pdr!ey's Geography,
For beginners. Price twenty five cents
Otsfeds Rudinenfs Natural Philosophy T. Astronomy
volume, lemo By Professor OLMsTED. of ale College
Forter's Rhetorical Reader.
Two Hundred and Thirtieth edition.
Ner,nan's Practical Sysfem Of Rhetoric,
BY Samuel p. Newman Professor Of Rhetoric, Bowdon
College, Maine. 18th edition.
GALE's ELEMENTS OF PmLosorrIY AND AsraoNoMr.
GRAY's ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY.
Hitchcock's Elementary GeoIogy
New PorULAR SACRED Music Boox.-Three Ihous-
and Five Hundred Copies sold in On + MONTH after
The Psalmodist.
VIM H. MOORE & CO.
40 Main st east side, between I'd and 4th
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in School, Classical
and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery.
March ith, 1916 1888
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10
NOTICE TO THE FRIENDS OF THE BLIND
AND HUMANE GENERALLY

Education of the BInd-Tbe appointed by
General Assembly superintend the application
this State for educating the Blind
by sustaining those whose parents relatives
unable do the institution for the blind at Column
bus Ohio Louisville Kentucky. hereby notice
their readiness applications behalf Of the
blind this State suitable to become pupils Applica
may be made for pupils male and female to be
tanned Of these institutions the
State entirely except for clothing and traveng where
they will be thoroughly taught Literature, Hdnderaff,
and Music; and will be kindly cared for both in sickness
and health.
Pupils between 10 and 81 years of age may apply
those desiring before fall apply by
first of April Full information the subject will
be found in printed shee. every County Auditor
in the State which the Of the relatives of the
blind and the humane generally, IS earnestly invited
without fhe obec: of the Legislature be but
partially accomplished.
applications and communications the subject TO
he made PAID ITO Secretary of the Trustees for
the Blind indianapolis" By order Of the Trustees
JAMES VI. RAY, Sec'y
Indianapolis, Feb. 2S, 1916. Io.3t-p'd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10
--latest improvement in Ploushs

THE undersigned would respectfully inform his Gus
toners and the pubic, that he continues the Plough
Making Business, a his old stand, and has, by the
d. s. Horney added to his former assortment
of Plougs entire of patterns consisting of
rpht and left handed, of Sizes constructed
to apply all kinds of poughng,made to work with
without cutters high mould boards with cast stan
ardthe standards constructed as to receive land
side plate. This plough made with wrought shear,
well laid with stcelthe shear and mouldboard formed
render them better calculated clean themselves
than before Application for letters patent
will be made Immediately Any person awaiting himself
of the benefit of the above described improvement with
out the consent Of the subscriber, will do it at his peril
The unusual low price for which this plough will be sold
places within the reach of every farmer A general
of and old patterns, constantly hand
and for sale low for cash.
SOLOMON HORNEY, Jr
Ma rch 4th 1876. lU-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

DEATH OF Da. Bra DDEE, THE MAIL RoBBER.-
On Friday night, this notorious nnd In many re-
spects remarka be man, died in his cell, in the
Pennsylvania Western Peni,entiary. He was
convicted of robbng tho mails and imprisoned
i; will be remembered. III 1871, pursuant to sem
;enco by Judge Baldwin. for ten years. So soon
rs he became convinced that his recovery was
impossible he confessed his guilt and although we
are restrained by prudential considerations, from
further illusions to this point we may venture 10
add. that III his confession he has implicated sew
cral persons who had not been suspected Of parti-
cipa!ing in his crimes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

TIMELY WAHSISc.-To those predisposed to Conssmp-
tom The weekly records of Death and the amoust
that die Of Consumption, should convince ALL that no
hydra due before takes bold
Of membranes of the lungs. and them
to disease. This timely caution may be the means q
sparng many shadows Of the grave and placing
within their reach Remedy that Tess q TAosass1s have
used before them-many who are living monnnsnts Of
he,l,b 70 the present l. then blessing n -
.um,fipe there medicine taa will rensevs tb@v
Affections and restore sound health. This Be- eusd
ia the timely of DR- DuxcAxs ExrKr-cD AFT RRzpxuy
medicine expressly for diseases Of the lung. ard H.
promontory symptoms Of consumption. Those Who
afflicted with cough cold. hosr.ensss ssd sosessss -
throat bronchitis splitting Of blood in the bssa
side, difficulty Of breathing. &C.. ahoud delsv
procuring this medicine until il = sos lste.
uDy Dunean's Western Medical Office 10 $50 Syca-
more St Cincinnati where his medicises for sale
IrFor sale a. the Richmond Book Store.
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For the Palladium.

,x IxsrEUcrIox-Evcry days experience
mo more and more, of the importance OF a tho
9. ..re ntary education Especially Tor tAosc' VINO
-. receive a collegiate course OF educatioh- mere
,h;ne that dsgraces the graduate or SINKS hin low
]. -. estimation Of literary men, than deficiency IN
g. .,.aot branch of his instruction. And often
- ,at in the examination OF students ior lieir aa-
Ion into our colleges thorough knowledge oil those
of instruction usually taught in best COM
.nhools are almost if not entirely dispensed with
-.;,lv reflects more less, upon the character OF
:..,;.n,;o,. that send forth young versed in
49,. yho are amentabIy deficient III the elcinen-
;;,s. of n common school education
;aced more particularly at this time to make
,ts from the fact, that an instance Of this
80 !; before me. Some unknown friend has sent me
80 copies of the Indiana American, OF jan 5oti' ana
v.h 9Th calling my attention to the reply oil the rim
-, of tho franklin County Seminary, TO an editorial
-, uoou the subject of introducing Cobbs series of
s.hool Books, into the schools at that place
have been connected with the Press for number OF
u..,. and have received hundreds Of communications
s those of little prctentions, TO those OF hig
literary standing. But among them all, do not no"
,.eoect OF more than two, three specimens, where
the photographic the syntax, & the Puneluatton would DIS
~,nce the writer's more the reply alluded to- 10
.mbe s with classical honors man vino cannot wrie
grammatical paragraph -cornpt in orthograPhy-and
.uperlatvely in punctuation, is like garnishng sep
lehre will merely copy the last paragraph Of this
fcnse Of Cobbs books which is far less Objectionable
than many other parts of 1t:
at small recommendation that tins entire scri'
If shool books has stood before the highest literary tn
bnuals Of Jersey, Massachusetts aud y ork, IN 4
most critical examination with scif-ntercst, personal l.
votis and the hope of rich emolument OF literary g'o-
and pecunary gain arraycd against II and yct Came
thro with judgement In its fdvor-
series Of books that have called forth such an excru-
ea,ng Defense undoubtedly worthy of just such an
sdyocatc. COMMON "ENS1--
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

Flour.-Sales at Miami Canal yesterday, 200 and
400 brls ut 1910 3o0 l66 and 10 1919 inspected 300
mixed brands at 367 inspected $50 at :65 INSPECTED
From store BOB and 800 brls $40 the last lot mixed
brands From Railroad, 300 hrls at 3:I2 delivered
From wagon about 100 brls in lots at 3:65a6S Also
since card of, ll6 brs from Railroad delivered
and late last evening, from wagon, IS brs Richmond
City brand at $40
Whisky-Sales of 49, - and 60 brs at lsc per gallon
60 barrels l7fc; 60 brls at lie, and 3S at lie.
PORK.-A sale yesterday Of 80 brls country Mess at
$500. and 20 brs Prime and Rump at $50 Also, 49,
600 lba bulk Shoulders at 34c.
BACON.-A sale Of %. 00Olbs Shoulders at &c. hhds
included
LARD.-Sales OF IS brls No. city at &c. and tres
No good, at Sac; 50 kgs good No. Lard, wag-
ons at SIC
per bushei.
MALTA sale of zoo bushels Barley Matt is repor,
ed at$l.
ai SIC, and 10 hhds at 5ic-ICin Gag.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10
ENRUIT TREES FOR siI.E.--A

NRUIT TREES FOR SiI.t.--A choice selection
Il of Fruit Trees, for sale at my Nursery, miles
North of Richmond, Indiana, the Washington road !
milo w of the State road leading from Richmond to
Newport about IL, 900 of the Apple Trees are large
and thrifty from to ~ inches in circumference at the
Apple Trees 10 cents per tree Pear Trees 30
Cherry, so; Plumb IS; Pine ana CEDAR from % cents
to 81 per tree.
Feeling the responsibility, have with and
tiny 80 years, selected from variety OF several
hundred sorts of Apples and Pears, principally from the
Eastern States some from the SOUTH and nave reserved
those for propagation that the admired for their
flavor and cxcellency, to rpening the 9th
month June and have Apples in perfection
throughout the year.
ANDREW HAMPTON.
Third Month 4lh, 1916. 103t*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

W ENDJ E.-.Wll be sold at public auctiOns at the
Y late residence of Charles Moffitt. deceased
Richmond, Ffth-day, the 10Th of month"; the per.
sonal property of said deceased, consisting Of
Stock, Grain, Hay. Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
c.
lTCondi,ions made known vn the day Sale
CONNIE 10 o'clock and duo attendance Civ
en- by NATHAN MOFFlTT, Admit
2nd mo- Odd, 1876. 9ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

Farming Utensils. They claim patented or erctu-
sire rights and would the purchaser with hum
bugs but prepared by experience, to defy comPet-
ton in the construction of PIOCGHS They have made
some improy the height of their Mould Boards,
and Standards and such other alterations as expert
ence and have suggested They Pledge tho-
selves their Ploughs shall pou deeper with grca,
ter ease to the man and az well, and
turn sod bctterless liable choke in foul grount as
they higher under the beam than any other Plough
now in use They will keep hand Poughs of different
patterns Right and Left Handed made in the best style
good materials; and in such quantities to give
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

Another Proof-Nr. Masoa--Dear Sir take great
pleasure informing you that the bottle of Jaynes Hair
Tonic which obtained from you last October, has pro-
we'd satisfactory and successful For nearly year
previous using the Tonic, my hair had been falling
and had become very thin ana weakani for about
months very much athlete with Scaded fcad
covering almost the entire head after using the
Tonic for about months my head completely
cured and my hair fully restored, and is growing
finely. Respectfully yours, &c.
sonervIc, Jan. "a, ISil SAM1. w. VAN FLEET.
Hoopiag Cough and Croup.--To Parents: Jayne's Err
pectorant without exception the most valuable prepare
ton in use for the above diseases 1t converts Whoop-
ing Cough mild and ractable diseaseshortens its
duration more than half, and produces certain and
speedy recovery. From half to tea-spoonui will
certainly cure GROUP inflnts and young children, in
half an hour and an hour The lives of hundreds of
children will be saved annually By always keeping in on
hand, ready for any emergency
For sale in Richmond only at Reeds Drug Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10
CINCINNATI WHOLESALE DEALE1S AND
IMPORTERS

OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
JNo D. JONES, Cincinnati CaLKn JONES, Philadelphia
u + G. JONES No. 10. Pearl street, Cincinnati.
- We respectfully inform fre nas and tlc trade
rally tina, prepared to offer them u
The largest and stocks of Dry tho
west Recent importltions enable offer such in
as TO render entirely to the advantage Of tho
town and country deaior purchase here rather than
the Eastern Market
LIVE SELL AT EASTERN PRICES
CARRIAGE EXCHANGE
We have on hand and offer for sale
800 spring fancy PRINTS, various
p DO Giaghaaas, Earls:on and Domestic
p do Iatrns, various qualities for Ladies dreases;
IS do Sa:iae;s blue. black, mixed plaid, and striped
. do Cloths, black. brown, blue, &c &c;
- do Cdssimeres, of every variety;
90 do kentucky Jeans, mixed, blue, black plaid, Nc
100 do Summer Pantaloon Stuffs.
Brown and bleached Sheetings aud Shr,ings Vcsngs.
silks Linens, Hosiery, Gloves, Linens Germany Laccs
Nets Ribbons Hd'kfs, Buttons, &c &c
] d & c JONES
March 4th lsl6-Ts3to Gazl-lO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

JEW DAVID.-Those who acquainted with tho
Pills will doubtless be glad learn that another Shipment
has been received by the travelling agents who
prepared furnish local agents with fresh suppcs
immediately The immense quantities of these articles
sod proof sufficient of their superior medical virtues.
Yet should there be incredulous daughter Of
saeS Rheuma,s,n Seated Pans. or W.aIns::. Ps;. =:
the side breast. Seedlings. Tunaors, Kings Eel, Re.
Dyspepsa Lrer affection. Ferer Chill FeDer. FeDey and
Ague, Seroua, any of the diseases that originate in
impurity Of the blood and circulating fluids. (or the
tonsling of which these Pills have become
popuar for the benefit Of such will subjon . few
letters showing the estimation in which these
medicines are held, where known
indianapolis, April 4th, ie45-Messrs D. Hartcr & Co.
-Gents-You will please send IL dot. boxes Hebscw
Plaster and doz boxes Persian Pills. Immediately. Tho
dcma nd continues and shall doubtless sell q
large quantity this season Yours, especially.
Newtown Ia, April 10th. Ie45.-Me..rs. D. Hs1ser &
Co-Genfs.-I would say that the Hebrew Pssses and
Persian Pills continue off fine. and nearly
yer / that this medicine will be much want
ed TN. season as every body is calling for t. Yoar'.
truly, JOHN MICK. jr
Charlottesville, Ia, Jan. o. ls45.-Messrs. D. Hasser
Co-Gents.-I have sold nearly all the large sap
ply of the justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Per-
Pills you furnished three weeks since. and it would
be well keep well supplied. find calls for The
medicines increasing daily would here state. that
have articles my drug store that give better sats-
Moan s. THox1soS.
Washington, Ia, Aug Sd, le44-Messrs. D. Hartsr &
awaiting the arrival of supply Of your celebsased
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills. write you the e.
eond time saying thnt out. We have frequent
Plaster and Pills, which render general sat-
isfaction another Immediately and obigo
Yours respectfully, GALLAGHER q "ALTEas
ror by }sss K H Sssa.e Richmond Ia
Dr.. S R: swain. ; censrs'ille. i"
John Hosea, Cambridge City,
A. Savage CO.. PennsvlIe, 4"
Jno. n. Leibrick, Dublin,
Parker Stanton. Newport,
l. Doneion. Abingdon, {"
Nov DC. 1e45. 46-6mo
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J,vxr.s ExrEcroRAxr-We esteem it a pleasure to be
able to medicine the best calculated
purpose curing coughs colds sore throat asth
ma and ali affections lungs From long person.
al acquaintance with DR.. Jayne, know that he IS
ouack and his medicines SosrRuNs OF the modern
CIV uo but are his long experience prac
Using and the expense of great labor Hart
ford (;oan Daily Rec,e,e.
I-Fo. sale IN Richmond, at REEDS Drug Store
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A NEW MOVE.

At tho recent Liberty State Convention of
Mich gan, held at Ann Arbor recently, a letter
read from James G. Birney, recommending,
among other things, tina, tho party should add 10
its present principles. 'the abolition of tho Tariff
and a direct tax for tho support of Government
Tho Executive Committee also engrafted the same
doctrine into their Annual report, bu, after n very
animated debate, tho adoption Of tho proposed
amendments was postponed for the present.
Feow-ciiizcns Of the Birney party-Did you
expect to be carried into the advocacy Of such
doctrines these when you give in your odher-
cnce! Have not the movements of leaders, and
the results flowing from those movements, for the
last two years, weakened your confidence in the
utility Of your separate organization! We put
these questions only to those candid men who are
willing to reflect on these thngs-and not to those
who desire to make show by votes of 1.-The
strength Of the party" whether practically good
or practically evil results flow from it. The sub
lect Is at lenst worth few moments cool deli
beratiod by the undrcjudiced and dispassionaie.
lSs. Josephs Valley Register.
tbo 81
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MARRIED,-On the evening of the 9th Of Februa-
ry last, by the Rev A R. Nay!or, Mr. ROBERT Fox
Miss EIIz sEErH DERIcKsoS; all Of this city.
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Bank Note and Exchange List.

Corrected for the Cincinnati Gazette by Ellis u taAeie,
Lrchange Brokers, II. E. corner Of Main and Sd SIS
Who prepared to buy, generally the notes OF the
banks below named, and also furnish Exchange at
rates affixed:
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THE PRICE REDUCEDM

The price of Cast-Standard PLoCcHs, with Wrought
Shares be reduced One Dollar, from that char
eed by other shops. Now, want but fair trial, and
will abide the decision of the Farmers Our work shall
well DONE will sell cheaper than the cheapest.
Give us q fair trial, and there will be mistake.
The undersigned would gratefully return their thanks
the public for the very liberal patronage heretofore
ceived and hope to receive continuance of the
BEARD & SINEX
o. Shop East ea! of Main Street,
March 10th, 1916. RIcHMoND, IND.
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~ has taken out letters of administration from the
Wayne Probate Court upon the estate of Thomas Brad
bury deceased late of this county. Those having claims
against said estate requested present them for
tlemen within year from this date; and all persons
indebted the will be required to make nmedi-
at payment. The is solvent.
$. b. STANTON, Admir-.
March 10Th, 1916. ll:.}t
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iJ>SaIe commence at 10 o'clock, of said day
whe and due attendance will be given and
made known. NATHAN HAW klNS, Ext
March 4th. 1916. lots
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kosas, the tyrans Of the Argentine Republic,
is the owner of seventyfour squares Of land, and
about SOC, 0CO head of cattle.
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HNXECUTOR'S SALE.-Notce is hereby given, that
IL will proceed to sell public auction, Thursday
the Goth of March, 1916, the personal property in part
of Elijah right deceased the residence of said dece
dent, about miles North East of Richmond. The
said property consists in part, Of
Horses, Cattle, sheep, Hogs. Grain.
and some other articles of Farming
| Utensils. and Household Goods.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

Clinton E0nh CoIulnOuS.
State Bank of Ohio and all the Banks under the new
Charter.
Eastern Notcs-such par in New York, Phiia-
dc!phia, and Baltimore, of So ana upwards
Bank of Virginia,
Farmers Bank do
Bank of the Valley do and their Branches.
Exchange Bank %.
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Nov. DC. 1e45.
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Last Of Bdnks-the Notes of ciich rccered by the
Branch Bank at Richmond.
State Bank of Indiana.
Bank of kentucky,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, and their Branches.
Bank of Louisville. Ky.
Ohio Life and Trust Co, Bank,
Franklin ( r:,o;,,..;
Commercial
City
Dayton
Xenia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-29
CONGRESS-.

On Monday, Jan. 10, no business was trans
acted in either House, being the day of the flu
neral of the Hon. VIM. TAYLOR.
On Tuesday, in the Senate, Mr.. Allen gave
notice that he should on Friday move 10 take up
tile motion made by him some days since for leave
to Introduce joint resolution declaratory Of the
principle by which the U. States will be govern
ed in regard to the interference Of Foreign Pow
ers with the independent governments of Ameri-
ca. The Senate went into Executive session at
an early hour. The nomination of Mr.. Sldell,
as Minister to Mexico, was confirmed.
In the House, the report of the Committee on
Elections, declaring that MIR. Brockenbrough of
Florida, was entitled to his seat, and that Mr.
Cabell had been improperly returned, was under
discussion.
On Wednesday, in the Senate, Mr.. Dix, from
the Committee on Commerce, reported bill so
to amend the Tariff act Of 1892 as to provide for
The Warehouslng system. Mr.. Bagby introdu-
ced joint resolution to amend the Constitution
In reference to the election of President and Vice
President. Ii proposes to make the term Of these
officers six years, and to render ineligible mem
bers of either House Of Congress during the term
'oi WIN" 'hoJ may nave oeen eIeCleO, or Tor four
years thereafter. 1t farther proposes that no
member of either House of Congress shall, for
the period for which he was elected, be eligible
to fill the Offices Of Secretary of State, Treasury,
War, or Navy, or Of Attorney General, or Post
master General. The resolution was laid upon
the table and ordered to be printed. The bill for
the augmentation Of the Navy was then taken up,
aud after some debate was postponed until Tues
day. The debate was spirited one. Mr.. Allen
had endeavored to defeat all attempts to increase
the Navy, unless Congress should first give the
notice 10 Great Britain to terminate the Joint &C.
cupancy Of Oregon; but in this he is likely to be
thwarted by bis own friends.
In the House, the Florida election case was
again under consideration, and several speeches
were made, but no vote was had upon it.
On THURSDAY, in the Senate, resolution call
ing upon the Secretary Of War, for a statement
of all treaties with the Indians, the quantity Of
land received from them, where situated, the mo-
MES paid for them, in what stocks invested, and
by what authority, was taken up for coDsidera-
ton. Mr. Cass said ne was not opposed to any
information being communicated to the Senate on
the subject referred to, but thought the resolution
too general, and that it would lead TO large and
unnecessary expenditure Of money in printing.
Mr.. Benton said he was opposed to tho vast null
DUPLICATION Of Senate documents. They were not
so plentiful when he irst came to Congress, and
the market price with grocers and merchants for
them was four cents pound, but now the mar