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Indianapolis, January 6, 1861

of his youngest children. The bones of lis thigh
and leg sir feet and incteS, and his skull
is about two thirds of the size of -four barrel which
is certainly bio enough to hold twice the bulk Of
brains belonging those who believe the story The
sockets of the eyes large enough to take III a
good sized coffee cup, and the jaw teeth Indicate an
eater that would undo the occupants OF half the mod
ern boarding houses in the land and perchance breed
anime in our whole extensive country for sad
teetl. actually weigh now, after all their wear end
tear from three and half to six pounds piece
This enormous skeleton Is said TO have been found
about sixty feet below the surface of tic EARTH I'M
bedded ii a stratum of the hardest and densest kind
of clay and all the bones In state of perfect
preservation. An eminent physician and anatomlst
is stated to be engaged in putting the bones in stu,
and when the skeleton is in proper form, brought to
the American Museum, placed a'ong side of the
building for it never be got into it, so that
we can see 1t tout ensemble we shall believe all
these details Before which time we must be per-
mtted to suspect some trihing exaggeration N the
premises.
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ORIGIN OF BAPTIsM--M. NJ Noah, Governor and
Judge of Israel, says:
..The origin of Baptism dates from the time of
Jacob when ne received into church the young woman
of Sichem, and other heathens who lived with him.
Jacob said to his family, (Gen. xxxv, p and TO all
that were with him. put away from you the strange
gods and be We clean, and change your garments
Eben Ezra, also great authority, applies the words
be ne clean to the washing and purifying Of the
body thence the origin of BAPTISM
II is certain that heathens who became converts to
the religion of the Jews were admitted by Crcum-
cision, and baptism inseparately joined to it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06

THE CHURCH IN CHILI AND PERU.-" Time, says
letter on Peru and Chilli, has crumbled many a
private dwelling revolutions lave overtakcn the
r,trciy var and is outrages has stretched TO the
Andes-destroyed the miners and their works, "a /
damned up the golden current-guerla bands oil hos
tile soldiers have pundered, burnt and laid waste IN
their turn.--A thousand families have been ruined,
and want has pressed the land: yet the Churches
those grand places of corrupt clergy, remain the
same as they were I'm former times, and In splendor
to be seen i'll few ether places III the world
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ArrrxtrY OF Russia AND THE UNITED STATES =

AFFINITY OF RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES -
The following auecdote is in circulation:
At a dinner at VI. Bodiscos, the Russian minister
at Washington, Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.. Richie and the
British minister among the guest. After DIM
ner, Mr. Richie, filing his glass proposed TO Mr..
Bodsco as toast: =. The Immediate affinity of the
Russian and United States Territory on the north
west coast" Mr. disco. turning II Mr. Packcnham,
said, viii YOU drink that - & am not thirsty,
said Mr. Packenham, filing his glass with water.
Some time afterwards, Mr. Buchanan accosed Ritcll-
ie. Come, | Will drink your toast again" Straws
show, &c.
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Free Post Offices for the state sentinel

frCC POst OfitCts TOT tiiV St.stC SCsssssiVf'
Marion Counfy. = Pketon. Clermont, Alliscn'ille
Wehb's Farm, Germantown, Cumberland, New Bethel
Bridgeport Augusta
Bendricks Counfy.-Hampton. Plainfeld. Bellev'c,
stilesvilic. Danvsle. New Winchester, Brownsburg,
Spungto~n, North Salem.
Hamilton Couniy.-Wesied, Nobesvile, Strawtown,
Cicero.
Bsone Connfy-Lebsnon, Thornleysvile, Royalton,
Jamestown. Eagle Village, Mortified.
Morgan COMPREHENSIVE Monrovin.
Hancock County. -Greenfied, Sugar Creek, Chm
oi,esvilIe Philadelphia. Eden.
Johnson County-C;rsenwooj, Franklin Far West.
Shelby County-Peasant View, ohelbyye, Morris
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o. The " Y Courier and Enquirer amuses itself
by the following comments the q" curiosity" now
heinz exhibited in some OF our Western towns, and
last, we think, on It's way at Madison, on It's way
east we suppose. What pity it Is that Dr. AITcn-
ELL is not still alive certify tc the authentici-
ty Of this wonderful affair
TIE MAMMOTH SKELETON OF THE WEST. - The
western newspapers have for some months past been
dealing deeply i'll marvel, and making more wonder
ment auonp themselves than usual even IN that
somewhat hyperbolical region Somebody had DIS
covered. or said he had discovered IN W williamson
county Tenn. what declared 10 have been the
framework of being 10 doubt belonging To some
spectnen OF the genus homo and one who must have
made mere Lilputians of such moderate sized Peo-
ple as Ciolah of Gath and the gentlemen AnakinS OF
whom we read IN Scripture. Indeed, the giants "i
whom there is any account III history, romance ana
fable were all and singular the variest pigmIes III
comparison with this accidental monster, Tor the bare
bones weighed fifteen hundred pounds. The mar
himself must have been about eighteen icet hig ahe
when he walked about clothed with the common quan
tom If flesh and other appliances proper to gentle
man Of his bone and calbre," weighed probably
about three thousand pounds; so that II he ever In
dulged in tie luxury Of any other iocomotion Una
that sometimes denominated " Sianks Mare, u'
strongest Mastodon would hardly have answered IN
purpose; for even that respectable quadruped wou'
have bent under the weight Of such mass OF human
l,y. IN elephant would have been too tiny Tor on
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06

FMIGRATroN TO TExAs-The chronicles of the day
convey to us the information that IN many Of the
Southern States there Is movement 10 Texas gong
on The following satisfies of the truth OF the
statement:
A General Sreep.--Six planters, of Plaisance set
temont in the paris of Rapides, have simultaneously
and clandestinelv left for the State of Texas.-They
took a long with them their household goods their big
and little nggers, and all their property, movable
and imnoveabe--n fact, they converted 1t all into
"moyeable." They left their debts passive only
which it appears are considerabe--5clnd them.
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Volume I::;;:=:::::%:.%%Number G..


M Esnificcnt Schemes fOr January, 1916.
j. G. GREGORY co Managers.
ALEXA NDkiA 10 ITERY,
Class g. far lS4j.
To be drawn Alexandria, D. c. Saturday, January l7th
- W. Lotierv-l4 Drara Ballots
MAGNIFICENT
Capital so Splendid Pze, 3d.. coo Splendid
Phi of SI5ODD do $4,000 prize OF Ssot0 do $4,000
900 s572 prizes sioo do $4,000 20 do 81 oOO
20 do 3 geo 20 do 500 20 do 500 &c. &C.
Tickets sI5Iiaves 81 5O,apacrs . 5-Eehihs 81 s7i
Certificate Of packages Of % % n Msis' $50 90
i %S 90 80 q q 8 f f,:s,s. SIS SIS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No 4, for 1915.
To Saturday, January 24h 1886
900 $50 D DoaIs s Dollars. 600 Doars
% Prizes of 900 Dollars. % Prze. of 600 Dollars.
50 do of so DoIIars &c &C
TO No Lo:iery-l2 Drarn Ballots
Tickets :o-,Ha s., eaar'e-rs g So aim
DO of % Half do IS
" do OF . Quarter do ~ %
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Cas- D, far 1916.
TO he drawn d Saturday January 3st 1876
s'5o 90 sl . 200 5000 5SSS s''7'
81 500 so prizes Of $40 Co prizes OF s'cc
- NoS-l2 Ballots.
Tickets slO-llaves Quarters 81 50
Certificates of Packages OF - Mole 1ckessiSo
10 10 do do % % n llar do do %
above lendd will Tie prompt
Of ese da~t"g sent immediately after Is
''' '' j. G. OR EGOEY * co Managers,
ca-3nT Washington lily. ID. C.
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RlS'E' OLE LETTERS

I'D EMAINING in the Post Office, indianapolis, Indiana
HI January /, lS46.
o. Persons calling for these Letters acH please say
ADFERT ISED.
The inland postage on all letters papers far
foreign countries must be prepaid, otherwise they
cannot be torcarded.
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W. sDDL:ussx a. SHREWSBURY,
{ On ssi sSEou ANA produces Ncrcii:in' :,
IL E.~.FsE.F,7sG.
aeSa.aDgsksA s-k.AS.AL.
To The Lf4oS an I,ent,saeh u Indianapolis
E,rNf.s.ar r. Il. S,:stiy.

o "A new a
h LESSONS, vfIrb Ire ti'"fi
Art viii ne secured, an Tald oIs'hty "u' l"eieih
Tires ctfUsr" y, dissete
arniiAfiZcd 10 u"
powers nations. The jet Is Psr"anfH
aud with proper attention Gu tie part "i tie pupil
SUI VIII lee RGrrGHfcl
In adaIio teaching complete hr.iness Snc lie gives les
y tie most eminent
oil Ornamental " ItinS ia The
beautiful style.
accuisirg splendid business hand VIII DO
apDraii0u immediately, as his stay VIII I've so
quhed los teaching On The most feasohaoe
Ies invited 20 call and examine great
var,y specimens Nrlins Fourshig Drawing, frIhng
&.
BIRDS Hardware Store No 9 Norwoods Block
+ trance a., Illinois street J6T wv
ssDssEsSAHs' PAINTING.
EOSEPH g. irON Fdlssr. Room ope's store
81 o.
ltmts.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06

C5-One of the best Mesmeric stories that we ever
read, has lately appeared III the ST. Louis Keveille
and it is of such droll character that laugh you eiH
and laugh you must We omit the Introductory re-
marks
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06

sAe's've prse-
Years bilious climate and IS known
ur curing of the diseases above named
suffering Of hs kind, also thoss
from their fleets the eon''u'ioh,
IN find the trdia hn.aeoeue med, puri
firing End thoroughly cleansing from tie system the moe
bid fret. OF a bilious climate ~..
The operation Choiagogae IN eFsiSs,ing bill
system, only explain us extraordinary sgney
speedy thorough and Of fever and sss. and
the grades Of mermiseAt and remitiei" fs'srs
From Hon Ross wzrs Used sads for tie Dissss
81 -AshigaH.
great pleasure the fact of the complete
Of the Fever and Agre With which my son Wit
liam Jy use, dir eons, 81 DR. p'
good, India choinr-pr. attack a. sTer
Witnessed, aud appr,henied long siHer OF his d'se ~hrs
,ear- the ~heni reside AT i'c"r''h B"'
niia, advertisement In reia'io" 70
this t., AID the IL cas bOiti, brks
the disease has .f.eHd Tadol cure, s't~o
elapsed Without rr'n" Of - and ny so' IA
ENJOY robust health Its IN "a" a"sb'e m dc'"e ana
should b. geaeTal sno~n HOss "iLAiNS-
From Hon. s-rrHrs v T. TronuKDez y ehigan Senate
BRsseHA,s, &c Is, ieiI.
Mr. Hingdam-lou wish inform YOU what kro~ Of DR..
o.rood' chclsg bilious medci"e do ble.s
that f the th mcnr neral, hi'e~h
The Ieper and fgne """id "'s"PIe'r ," H's"'sAn
rpcne bottle the sp"g of isa aud have g"c reason 10
ny family ecGsedthe esae last riAS q" cor"
sequense Of is
sn no sumner since the sre pennsular
la. prevalent as the la have recon-
m, +d i, nicine and when the disease
had b, come fixed the skill Of iyeans and h0Ue
neprr snora IL Ja materially produced he mo-' happy
has bse exceeded By an! d'si" II
removing he bilious diseases Of ihr climate
Yours IETiikN :. r. lRCWr,.iDCk.
Prom Hon Chuzcsi'9r q &c safe 81 Michigan
4RuIr, March ~ le42.
H. Bingham, Druggist DrfeW
Sir OsSoDd'- Inia choas'sre snc ha-
had op sa"ars If e ~"n .sed 1s
others brI,, vsl"abe mdiemr or The fever
ana aue IT, rropr WI prove most oe'f1'n
r,crrnrrr asain,, which 49, s--~ s<-
an e,d ~h II are Liable Va! respectfully, 49, 49,
e. FARSS-ORTH
From Lrcsus asso.T, - D., i Szrsoa ta'd States 'rHF.
Oct. I, Ie@f.
To Edrord Bingham Esq., 6sent for me soe me i"da e"s'
ksgegu-I ay. used The i,da cho.g"sue
< prepared b, Osod & D. for iern'tis" 'sr' s'a y
disease recommending II s>a perfectly sss
highly Md, ard fur ft,'r and ng"t, cum 's'
yer dumb agu. any Utter fir'a II ir'.rn,ni Ever
Il, Further ,r.tn the in,dre has q; 'hs veiny sn1 -
u.d aqu''ed ,es, nyh s"o
every case b,,n u 1" ledge hss
universally rdud speed, and restored to tie aos' per-
f. Nth. aL,n al o,h-r tn.edes haze fAiish
~ r,c,, ,,,r. LyclUs ABBOTT.
- Price ~ Cincinnati, ohm, ~h"Ie-Ae S"d ia' ~
n STAFFORD K PARK gen, C. tie West, al h''r cot
valuable Fairly Medicines, norm nj
ar corner If Fourth ri Wainr,
- Sold b, 1oHLINsON BRO THEIRS, Indanap oli;. al
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ED.s SAGE,

MO |. 90 Of unmprovtd land good road within
nree part timber and prairie
c.be labor, of making seniid farm; wi ue sold or
exchanged for cty property.
dwelling house and LOT Mouth III
lee hy 20g feet supplied Trees aud shrubery all IN
p,,d urce O
,,rt 4 John ELDER, RealE Estate
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o. Jack Why don't you run for Sheriff. asked
gentleman yesterday. of an intimate acquaintance.
"The Sherili-d-n him, I'm afraid he'll have me
soon enough without RUNNING or him., was the reply
and the two friends ,railed into -.
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uc,.r. ss,,.,as Park Springfield, Ky. Ma, II, lefa
this opportunity OF informing 80" Of most ss-
performed upon By e use Of DR. "is'ar' Bat
sam OF Wild Cherry
IN the year lsio wa, taken Inflammation Of the bo~e's
which ;ahord weeks when gsd"aiy reeo't'
In Of attacked "ih severe e"d ~hsh 'eA'9
Itself upon M, lungs the % thrte years a con"
fined m, ,ri,d all kinds oi medicines, aud every ARMY
and 'hus ~ssri'd along .n' Tue
; 1874 when heard Of B0isana Of Httd Cherry
NJ, friends PEI give trial. though had g''e" up
hopes recovery and had prepared m,'ei fr the
ar.,r world Through thCr solicitations induced TO make
of Genuine "fFsers Bas9'n q WIZ c@erV. NC
~. tr, astonishing ycaTs of afflet'on pain and su
g; having spent o1ror fre ha"dssa 70 no
PURPOSE best aud respectable rhysiean hsa p'oa
n,,alnr a. entire health by the blessing of
God and the use uf Dr. Balssn Of Vild Cherry.
am now enjoy ing good and ush altered appear
.nc that am longer when former aequsn,-
have gained rapidly in weight my rsh firm and sed
can much and m, food SCENE to sg'se
with me- during the last A months than hsd
eaten , years before a..
Considering my cesc almost miracle deem necessary for
The good of the the propr'e'or and
an, flow men - ~hese r,lvf may be hst "
make this statement p.blc.
Mn, the blessings upon rroprieiors Of so vnas
| bic "a medicine wistar. BAIsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, wM u. hAhLh.
nrhe follow ing letter from Doctor Rhe, Franklin, lad
Who stands high rrui,s,ou and ranks among the frat Po
cans STATE, shall speak for itself IA communication VI we
'> Franklin, Ind April u. isss
Me.sr. sanford K but .~ bottles Of wa''bs'
h, you h Until had sold out and had osa'1d
the none, Lio. ordered anoscr bn SUCH " inc
demand ~i>h 10 be without " ss an
tse lae money or the last o' shA
m forthcoming hy III, lot ispossd ~, Which, from the
a- hnk will be but short ",e. ne s''
feet. OF balsam cases striking, on,h'" " "
,,,s pou cng o'ter Paenf Medsne
ave evc k,sws0 Almost aIiother. fail upon s s"d not DC
inv ahr TO bear OF experience s'nk into ds'e
IAis, sesTs 10 be most highly 'a"sa os '"' WY
Itch ~, virtues aud experienced healing efficacy In their
49,. yo,,. v.r, resp-cttuly JAMES RircuEy.
il pic. q, ,er bottle. Sold b, SANFORD < rARK.
Northeast &c Fourth aud walnut sts.
| 100. Lln.I u d n.L.an nnnlx Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06

TrNI undcf OF Bank serp ava
terms wishing Borrowers sinking iud
anu Il letter HE
aniuu saAIg Nuvcnic IL
Will rayneat ioI them IL Tie Office
s-,'h0af ehG-se
taxes in county In the State Funds
should le o let OF December next
aatt.,s y. W. MORRIS, Gen. Agent
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Ns,l'EsE.

rU,I.E subscriber living Nasha township Marion coun
ndr,. offers fr upwards of hall section oi a"d
for lynn. uei,y nu,h oi Indianapolis, a"n
under good repair good mill aud leny oi goou u-
er Fruit trass of various and comfortable dwelling
house, Any person wishing 10 p"""
himself, rs tue subscfi'ef u
determined la sell a. sc,n a. possible when ar price s given
-, h1i.' ,l. a,,.,,,l ,,t,rts JOHN SENOuK.
i..aa,.s, >, Isl, ts-3wH
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SyAsstssESS FOR SALE.

n IA full g'uni with story frame house ana sta
~ bic. on square -, iinuls street
No Also % hs fdtc land, wfh mheso i ihdiaha
doll. le g house about cultivation erqutit a"
InlLN LLIEk. Rel fsfatf .igent.
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Watches, JrWciry nsEes Fancy GG0G>.
rxNlE have constantly hand large and fashionable
aIciIss,
English 'nauria Painted JapaLed Tea Cold
Silver Pencils, Dond painted t'ad -sr Gold aud Silver Sec-
and trimmings
silver Ware made uoltr. OWEN OAKLEY,
.A. IlL NJ 81 Ls,g.cn 30 aud lLk - C.nel,aa.
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INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE.
rrix:.ls and Departures OF The .N.:ils


r,.r,rx- Arrives daily at II +. VI T
t,Ioses daily 4. NJ.
CrSotN Tuesdays Thursdays
Saturdays - Nl'tl'
Glasses sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays l. VI.
CT wa LrrreaccJurrt-Anves sundays, We'd
ncs,iays aud fridays - '.
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays aEI Fridays T. NJ
SoUrHrKN via NidoR-Alrives Tuesdays, Thursdays .
Saturdays "
Closes ~ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ~ NJ
I.EAvENwoRrH BiooTsRe ton - Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays 10 T. "
Closes sundays. ruesiays and Thursdays T. NJ
sioxRovIA-Auives Tuesday, aud saturdays T. NJ
Closes Mondays aud Fridays T. NJ
Icrre HUeAives dairy eNcept sundays ~ r. VI
Closes d lily except Saturdays T. NJ
Observation-Disclosures Tue sda,s and Saturdays 4 Z. ~.
Wednesdays and Saturdays a. NJ
DASvILLE, II-Aryes Tuesday :, Thursdays aud Satur
days n
Closes sundays, Tues lays aud Thursdays Z NJ
I.r,v.,1r NJ, Iebrnon- Arrives saturdays p. ~.
Closes Wednesdays \. VI.
7spOrt-.Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays > T. NJ
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays n.
saturday,, 6P VI
loses Sunda nd THURSDAYS Z r. VI.
PgSDLEroS-Auivrs Wednesdays T.
,l.~,s WEDNESDAYS Up VI
7, ri, vi, broad Rspple-au,ves Fridays, T. NJ.
Closes MONDAYS p VI.
Indianapolis, -fpriil loi3. L. buNIAf' T. Va
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EG;s SALE.

LARGE Buck House, with frame back uldincs
"a CONTAINING II prchrs. front aud good cellars
We'll stable ih Two
eight horssoccuryiusa iul o q" ef'mn'
aud New Nofk sliteis lie saiion
the well adapted Tor Provision sUf
Ard v.,non tavern i.ndune % JOHN Li.'ttR,
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BANK NOTE TABLE

Corrected for the Indiana Sentinel a. FLETCHER Stock
EIetaage Broker.
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sTEAN. Vow s,ss
( nclt;rsu s.Ii.s EraIlln II snssf Go:


fr1nr uei! 4" rttri b, steam
Power enabled 10 sell te articles o
WInr Merchants WI mud great. totlef
Advantage u Ell before purchasing i.asi or esewheTe
iiNn % Gliding neatly eaerut'd
4iv t;i,nN 1ZtR AiSNEt.I, liz Man ST.. CINCINNATI
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Corrected for Sentinel BY d. CiRLLSLEs Co.
.N.isrs I'D IcrokIntS
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lust received large lot Of Breast Pins of the latest Styles ah'
n F''''"'' ''' " '''' '''''' y e = rERGusoS's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02

THIS great humbug every day exhibiting, in Is prae
uca operations only IT'S entire lna8cquacy as fiscal
agent. embarrassing it does Instead OF facilitating the
disbursement and transfer Of tie public funds bu; t mis-
chievous and Perncious effects likewise upon tie business
Of the county. Were Of rs leading provisions
daily violated by the officers whom lie execution j. con-
hdcd and whose oahs carry edec, are rendered
nugaory by Inyncblo necessity which % often CON
yerts imPacucabIe laws ike tn into mere cob webs. its
Purifying influence would be much more extensively felt
aud more plainly apparent than they now are let
ter from Charleston, written the 2jh u adyers ~ the
practical operation Of this great measure Of deyerance
and Liberty" in the following terms
"Ths principal difficulty now H. a scarcity Of money
produced by the Bank OF Charleston having taken $50
900 OF the Government l0au which they have TO depr
IN specie "a tie Sub JIeasuTy, order 10 get balances
against the other institutions. The Bank OF Charleston
ceased 90 d. business, at least considerable extent s
that they might be able get coin from the other
TINS soon brought the other Banks 20 stand and now n
s-hardesi iend OH TINS has reduced the rate of er
change, aud IN fact only very limited amour, will be Ia
ken by the banks which Of things has produced ,
panic DO the Cotton market end reduced the pres day
you perceive. 10 would have been better for the country
mean the planters "a have subscribed 100000 out oil the
own pockets, than have suffered even hs one small ope,
i'm oi thc SuJ-I'casUry But hauah Tor Polk Dallas ard
the Tamil! as they say Ponnsyiyiul-of Polls Dallas
Free Trade and the Treasury, great CuTona Pa
| mecca"
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Volunteers from IyncLbury

The last Lynehburg vginian gives us the names of 81,
young men, OF that place. of the respectable families
and connections. who had left home purpose of Join
ing one OF the Richmond companies of volunteers destined
for Me1ieosll of whom have reached this city, and have
attached themselves to Capt Ca.ngons Rangers Their
names are Thomas Dunn, Lafayette Graz Albert A Banks
Samuel Sncad Andrew J. Ddlake and J. Van
oiey. There Is circumstance (adds the vireinian)
connected with the volunteering one OF these Young
gentlemen which deserves to be mentioned. MIR. Didakc
had clerkshP in the Branch Bank OF Virginia tho duties
OF which no had for several years discharged in the moe,
satisfactory manner The Cashier and other officers Of the
BANK offered to take upon themselves tho duties per
formed by Mr. d. provided he should be allowed to retain
his saayand to this arrangement the Board Of Directors
gave their cordial consent We need scarcely say that
nothing Of this kind was looked Tor by Mr.. D. when he
determined 10 volunteer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
Cure for the Heart-nche!

Miss Nano Hayes, spnster OF Louisville, ny. recently
instituted against Mr. John Hayes wealthy grocer
Of that city, for breach Of marriage promise large
volume Of amusing testimony taken, which went II
show that Mr. Hayes, after having wooed and won Mis-
Hayes caPncousy and for signed abandoned
her, and led another fair danse 10 the hymencal altar
For this OF INCONSISTENCY which, IT the witnesses are TO
be believed, well nigh broke Miss Nanos heart she resort
ed TO learned IN the law, who speedily found rene
dy potent than any the Pharmacopoea. The gal
liant jury assessed the damages sustained by this filtration
the preuy little Of SIX thousand dollars Miss Nano's
helrache II IS supposed, has been entirely relieved by
his caaPasm aud Mr.. John Hayes suffers gone in his