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- p Forbes, Of New York, late of the Epis-
eoral Church, was received into the Ronish Church
On Sunday the 9th, and wentthrough the ceremony
q abjuation, IN the presence of the congregation Of
- Nineentde Paul, in Canal street Mr.. Preston.
formerly an assistant to the Rev Dr. sesbury, alb.
iufsd at the same time.
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~ tj1ightnsHg CgnaNctOTs Scientific Principles.
n hHOADs 81 Newfork, gives HOtce the citizens Of New
W. Orleans and shpmasiaIa thar he Is dis place prepared
to execute orders for the Twisted Wire LIGHTNING ROD,
euouT Of which over all others scientifically acknowledged By
aclenhe mem These Rods have the advantage combining
omJ with the most perfect security person and property
electric hud They made Of twisted iron. TIE pce such
cents per loot compat be within The Of almost every
loniehoide A. Mr. R. viii remain but very short time il da
rah hat orders should be given laey. addressed
N. H. Rh1ads and dropped Pasce or e VI he ra-
yune or Crescent Office, viii receive prompt call MIS- m7ps
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BALLARDis HAIR DYE.
u rst-rae article. Read the following letter from J


No. 6 AsToB HOUSE,, NRw YORK Sept 81, 1913.
Mr. o. NJ BALLARD: Dear Sr-lt but Justice say To-
you That Of al the preparations Dyeng Hats have tried
mas answered 90 vel ne purpose Improved Liquid Hair Dye
and Vh great deal less trouble IN using it than other give
1ou ms tmony upon solemn that IL worthy The
q al who may wish TO exchange gray, light, red h
Tor heautul auburn brow black and peculiar soft
ness and usiTe which impas the hair Ladies
give il a decided preisTence. .Youru respectfully
JOSEPH CRIsTADORO.s
as 2p Sole Aqeats 65r Nav orisans
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s0UTH-wEsTnRN CiRoUs. Lea everybody remember
that Ibis the Benet Night Of Sam Larop the celebrated
Clown. Look Coz ian or you may depend upoa it, his
jokes of the right spe and plenty Of thsm and sa f
his Stump 6paeehes they the only ching Of De kind now
extaul. 80 den'l lan % siEe him caH.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Thh evening will be presented
for the second time The new ballet Of he Devils Violin
10 conclude with The play Of Damon and Pgtldss'
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LIBERAL DIVISION. No H. at Pelican Hail. corner of Com.
and 81. lhares sircas at 10 n'clnck.
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HAVANA LoTTERY.-The following list COM
prises the principal prizes drawn in the Havana
lottery on the 11th December:
As $50 eco EOS. $1,000 e47s SsCo0I 8s99 slOo0
1873. $500 ago., sgc9 22,670.. 900 8.9s9 IC90
$685.. l2cg9 4,943 29eg 1079.. 1020 lei. lOCl
- lOs4ll. Is, ll9. 70 ,z33. $50 6z3-aaoh slCc0.
4l 4t6, l. II 3d.. ~ 49, "a Ce5 % ee6.. ~ 76,.
% cS9.. IA, 715-each e5C1 prizes.
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SAmisH SETTLEMENT Several Jewish families
have emigratsd to the Uni'sd statss from Bohemia,
YIN the view Of founding Jewish settlement in
The State 81 Wisconsin.
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DR OsGOODis INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, Tor Fever and
- and A~ue, Intermittent and Remnt Feyer, and the
fom1 Of Bilious diseases.
Desgnd especially Tor the thorough and permanent Of those
affections Of The liver and other internal which attend the
Of bilious climates For sale b.
J. WRIGHT s. CO., Isl Charres st.
~ Dealers supplied on liberal terms. ds 6m7p
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A0rga'f, tis "EEpOser" Of Masonry, The
death Of jeffrey Chapman, on the 18th inst, at
Kalamazoo, Mich, at the age Of go, is announced
lie Naa aHIalgned on a charge Of larceny, and
csmnitted 20 Ontario IN. 70 Jail, from which he
was taken and carried Of. This was the first act
~ the tragedy thai ultimately produced so much
excitement = an The Morgan trials, J. Chip.
man VA the frsl witness called.
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Che Dail9 Crfseerrt,


SATURDAY MORNING. DEoEMHER q.
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~ DIR. BLAkEs Celebrttsd AROMATIC BITTERs. for
5racng the system and giving Digestive
Org1ua-aud certain remedy Tor DYSPEPSIA
IL Price SeyenylNe per Prepared hy Thomas
Bahe, D. New York and sold only Orleans No
Charities street M I'm
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ORLEANS THEArRE.-Toaisht the opera Of Les Mar.
yn" at the Orleans. The adnllron Of Donzeti win be
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S. of p. .Meetings This Evening.

WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN, No. l, at the Hall of Crysts
FOunt Division ~ Tchoupitoulas street.
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CheNn Dl.M GOONs,


At the New York store, 40. 16s POydras street.
VNToBsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN. STUFF, finest
Rich French Cloth Table Covers ~ "a
Linen Shcet1gs, yards widcyery fine. 20 cents per yd
"a Damask Table Linen-puIe linen ........ 80 80 g
lS Linen Cambria Hdd squire linen. 81 90 per dozen
Linen Be- ON Shirts Of ali qualities from % cents e 81 8
per piece;
hsh Linen s9 cents per yard
Ib Linen I,sn IN IN ,V6o Yl and half niece %
Super black and fancy cold Casmers FIN IS to $8 per yd
Satiuets-all cOlOT.-yery cheap
WhalebOmess
1900 lbs. among which Long Hoop Corset Covered and
Bonnet w nalebones, Of the finest qualites
Other kinds from 5Otos So pei us
discount Of per cent viii be made on lois Of 20 lbs and
upwards. A so. .Dress-mak and Tailos TRIM.
Dress and Fancy Goods,
Rich Silks CashmeFes De Lanes; Mefpog: AIpacrs.
FaTanetas; Bombaznei black Silk Velvet: cherry
PINK blue, green, and other cOOFs Marcene Silks. new
sEle wool ShaWls and Scasls Swiss Muslins; Cambria
great variety and all qualities: new style Rim ~ IN.
DOCS very rich Laces and EmbFoderies exc :1li7Iid
gLONES-best Kid, Silk, and all other kipds.' PlIljl
Slhghains, ffltss etc.all kinds and very chean I
very superior ASSORTMENT of ladies' and gentlemens HO-
9lbhA also, Chtldrens Hosiery, IN great valieiy
among which are slate cOOiCd, white, brown and plap
nom medium 70 finest qualte5-from No. / toT '
HOlyday Presents
u Glass Toilet Bottles, Head Ornaments eie en- -
RieicI ailu herman Toys, OF all kinds o.. Also for -
2a5 a1d paFF,les new style CLOTH CAPS, -
~ p3nON CUFFS and great variety Of other ticle
EH Country Dealers, PedlaIs, Dress Makers ana Toilo.
H NM great many arc as in their respective lines mueb
lower lower man can be found in The city
a. I'm R. BROWN, No 1853 Poydres ST.
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PLAcDE's fHEATRR.-rhis evening viii be presented The
new comedy Of The Dutch GOvernof after which. va.
asty Of dancing BY the Ballet Company, and the evening
Performance will conclude with the new farce Of Going "a
The Race
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ANDREWS NEW YORK STORE,
Garner St. Charles amt Julia streets,
AVING come the determination Of selling out and dis
continuing business, have taken this method of Of
teng 70 the Ladies and the public generally Of New Orleans
last chance to purchase Goods really sacrificed We shall
close the THURSDAY next and mark anything and
everything have in the store at extremely low prices, and
open on RlDAY next and offer the same for sale al may
rest assured that this advertisement is positive, and may
the tame by calling on Friday next at ANDREWS,
dl 6L2dn ST. lhare. and Inlia III LnihInna
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Selling on .ft Cost,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.

TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.
NJ The entire Stock Of CLOTHING and Gentlsr,sn FUR
NISHING GOODS at
~ ST. CHARLES Street, under the Vernndh.
The following is limited list Of articles hand
Black, brown, blue and olive Dress and Frock COats
Green, dItb gold mixed and brown sacs and Palet7s;
Extra hne drab brown and green Boueyards;
Super black and bluebaek Cloth Cloaks
Black and fancy Doeskin Pants 8
Plaid, derpe and fancy Cashmere and Cloth Pants Of
every description;
Black aud fancy Slk and Satin Vests;
Super embroidered BALL VESTS and fancy Yeats Of every
style and qualyi
Fine linen and cotton Shirts;
blernDf cotton and silk Jniershirts
hlerin0, flannel and cotton DguwGrs
scarfs Cravatz, Gloves, Hail Hose, etc. etc.
0Y- Remember % St. C'harZes STREE, =1l
Where the above he purchased AT COST until The 2h
inst, al which time the balance Of the stock viii be closed
auction Dc tdz7
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1henn EPE11lk EeOOEts.

No The at,eniou Of on bose who buy Blank Books
again or for their tepeetuy solicited to Che large
compile stock offered ior sale at
NOrman's Stationery Establishment
10 CAMP
which cannot fail please those DO may desire good and
same time, cheap article d5HN
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Glorious .Ve9US d!

Nc The Only Depot for he Sale Of DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
and ONLY GENUINE MdGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTORi t. al
No Isl Clartrss street nj #
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s. of t. Meeting Sunday Morning.
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Norman,. Book and sLaIIonery Establl.hment.
b. M. NORMAN,

ho9aHttlEr ana nldti4neTs
Is NOW RECEIVING his usual large and complete Tor the
which be oe he City and Country trade prices
As Low As ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THIS CITY-aud
the quality and style Of the stock warranted superior every
respect q 2pI
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~ FalfeT Mathew was IN Raltlmoge o The
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8 And neglect that Cough which daily weakening
CONSTITUTIONS irritating your throat and lungs, inviting
dread disease Consumption, when soothing healing remedy
can be Obtainad DR.. 4. ROC ERs SYRUP Of LIYER-
WORT AND TAR. For sale n
az See advertisement outside. ds smqp
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CtLBs Shawls uasnmees Mouene de Lanes French Mefn1
- Cloaks Yses Mantla Paletou and al styles q Pan
Winter Goods This Day reduced IN price fully % per cent At
d5 THOMAS BRADY'S, q ChnFtres =.
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w No. 4 4 st. Charles street,
MI 5m2dp New Orleans
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ADOhkls a. co., Dealers in Hav, Corn OaS ~ ~ 3
&C. No % St jodeph street, between TSS5na,i,geis
and Eouclef streets, New Orleans N ASlVapAouia
- Al kinds Of Produce taken on g,oraps AZ
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CsALvA

NHALFA|
FOR nj
And Of tho
or a.
TT'IlIIIs q
Hlu8 UtEN
Europe Al
Medicinal
DIR, On |
Is used wit
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~ PATRICK HENRY-For Memphis, Helena, Mouth Of Ar
Columbia, ProE dence, the Bends Vchsbug
This s1end packet freight the Of Canal
and will leave THIS DAY, at O'Clock NJ. p1siyey.
HYDE OGLESBY, u PoydrH8
Pasngers will pleala be die above hour. t2
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~ U. s Mai stesmer NEW ORLEANS - Cincinnati
Madison LOui,,e Padqcah, echs foe packet steamer viii
THIS DAY, 5atr day P. M positively, Poyd-as
HYDE g. UGLESBY, 70 Poylras 1t.
Passengers and shippers will please be rlady. d22
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
From the Dispatch, Saturday June l6-
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour AND GRAiS-rhe only sales Of Flour
heard OF this morning were DO bris choice bran IL
from canal. al $3.50. aud "A small lot at $40
or Grain 100 bushels Oats sold from canal st
aSc
fRovisioNs-Wr heard Of further sales Of Ba-
con, after our report Yesterday, Of 2J)9 pieces
houldrrs, loose, mt 3ic 3J hh Is Sues AT Sc pkd ,
and ) 10 do at Sc, pkd. The market very
firm, with an upward tendency in prices Mo-
thing TRANSFERRED in Pork or Lard.
WusKY-Th- aenan! has not been brisk
to day. and prices are stationary. Sales Of o. ,
- and III hrls from river, end 80 from wagon at
Isle; and 10 do from K abroad at Isle.
ToEACco-A stl- of - boxes com IS nj atc.
CorfEE-Sales 2lo bags fair Rio at 1ie, aud
80 do Laguara at &c.
MoLAssEs--A sale of % brls good at 25ac
cash.
BrrrtH-A sale Of Il bris good yellow, for
packing, At &c. cash.
Characteristics of $50 boxes in two lots. aud
1870 do IA g.; and 100. 30. aud 80 do al 6!c.
BRooMs-A sale OF 100 doz Shaker, from ca
nal, $3.50.
SALERATus--A sale Of Is brls at &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

BLACK DiPLoaar,srs. London
Times OF the 2lsi May. deyotes three col.
umns to the names Of parties who a,,cn.
ded the Queens Drawing Room. on her
Majes'y's birthday. In the lis, of dialo.
matte personages present. is the name Of
NJ. ID. Delva tSenateur.) iiay,ien minis.
ter. In another place. il is announced
tina, the Hay,ien Minister presented y. L..
Se9uv killevaleJux. Secretary OF the Hay
ten Legation. In honor OF the same oc.
ca>ion. Lord Palmer>ton entertained the
corps diploma,iqu-. Among the guests
al the banquc, Ne notice the names OF the
L States and Hayden Ministers.
The French assembly, which was q,
convene on the 26,h ult. will consis, of
some 100 members. The elections have
increased the 'lioun.ain' ultra repuhh.
cas-. from 100 10 ee5 The Mole.
rates will count 5e5. Napoleon Bona.
partc. voted for in some thirty or forty de-,
partn,en,s, has been elected in two only
OF Among the distinguished gentlemen
as spectators "a, the " hig Convention in
this place. on the IL instant, we noticed
.Ieemes OF the JeFerSon,an. peering about
seeking whom he might catch some.
bod yr'-No damage done.-Cambr.ase
RerciNe.
The Nashville True Wing Of the l2,h instant,
says: Mr.. Polk, we are pleased TO learn. - re-
covering, though very slowly. from has late Ill
ness"
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S:ls:llI.l'Ox.-CilOIcrI.

Strange as it may appear to the lovers
of truth. reports are in circulation. in vari-
Gus parts of the country. tina. the small
Pox and the cholera prevail to an alarming
extent at this place! when in truth. there
has not been IA 90 Of cholera. and there
is not now cas- OF small pox in our
townM!
We say TO our country friends that they
need have no fears of visiting town an ac-
count OF these reports. as they are false.
and only designed TO inlure the trade of
the place. Whenever such diseases shall
appear, we will advise our friends of the
fact.
There is but one case Of small pox in
this vicinity. and that is at Dublin, two
miles west of this. and we learn that every
necessary precaution has been taken 10
prevent the disease being spread.--Cam-
bridge RcreiUe.
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The Junction Railroad.


The citizens along the line of this pro-
posed Railroad from Rushvile 10 Ilaml-
ton, appear TO be engaged in the work in
earnest. The Board of Directors held
meeting recently at Connersvillc for the
purpose of devising means for an early
commencement of the work. The sur
vev, il is said. will soon be resumed and
vigorously prosecuted. DIR. Mason is
President of the company. and his cner-
gy of character and abilities will ensure
the final completion of the road. if the
people will only sustain him in the enter
prise.
With this road. running from Hamilton
south of us, and the Dclfontain road north
of our town, where are we now, and
where will we be in a few years. 1t would
be we'll for our citizens 10 ask these ques-
tons of themselves, and profit by the con-
illusions which every mind must come to.
il we remain inactive. Look to it. friends,
and put not off until tomorrow that which
should be done today
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an explosion was only averted by the
President apo!ogising and retraciing the
offensive remarks.
The Ultra Radicals had 2IO to 2lo
members.
The motion for general amnesty. Of
f,red in the old Assembly. was lost by a
naiori,v of ovotes.
Thanks were passed to the Army in
Algiers.
The Duke De Aumalc has been elect
ed 10 the Assembly. bu, being under SEN
fence of exile. he cannot be allowed 10
take his seat.
The Danish wa, continues without a
prospect of speedy peace. The town
of Fredicia had been taken by the Prus-
slams.
y Russian fleet has appeared in Dam
ism Water. There is but little of interest
from Germany. connections continue 10
prevail everywhere.
In Hungary there has been nothing de-
cisive done. Vast armies of Austrians
and Russians continue IN pass into the
country. and the llungarians are retiring
into Businesses in the country. where the
chance of success will be much better.
The city of Buda is in their hands. and
il is said they treacherouslv ma>sacred
five or six hundred Of its inhabitants. =
The Hungarians are said 10 hold Freune.
the only Hungarian seaport. II this Is
true. it will give them strength from other
paris.
From other parts there is no news of
interest
The Latest Foreign Ne,cs---lnteresting
Intelligence from Italy.
The latest intelligence from Rome.
states that the Constituent Assembly hav-
ing essentially rejected the proposition OF
the French Ambassador had given au.
thortv to the Triumvrate and that the
Triumyirate, under said authority had
proposed TO the French Plenipotentiary
the following conditions
LIST. The people shall again be called
10 exercise their sovereignty by means OF
universal suffrage.
ID. The Austrians and Spaniards
shall all Immediately evacuate the Terri
tory and the Republic. AS universal suit
trage would be IA mockery under the pres
sure of foreign arms.
Sd. The French shall move away from
Rome. The Republic, always generous
and paternal. will grant them for a garri-
son place eXemp:ing them from the tc-
yer, and where they shall meet reccp-
ton mutually due 10 each other. by Re
publican brethren. They shall remain
there friends. but not as projectors
for the Democracy Of Rome will consti-
tute itself without foreign interference.
1t was also understood that a deputa.
ton had been sent TO Gaeta with propo
sails 10 the pope to return to Rome. under
very limited temporal rule. and with the
total exclusion of cardinals from all pc
litIcal power.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
"A n B RIA.

st. Johns, June 18th
The extraordinary express has arrived
from Halifax. bringing the foreign news
per Cambria. which vessel arrived at Hal
flax. at noon on Wednesday. She has
90 passengers, and will be due at New
FORK on Friday night.
The Cambria sailed from Liverpool on
the end inst. and the news is consequent
ly a week later from all parts of Europe
than that received by the Europa.
Business generally had improved.
The British Parliament---No Further
Debate on the Canadian Qeusiion---
The State Prisoners--- Deplorable State
Of Iefand---- Organization cf the
French -issemJiy---Great Excitement
---News from HaIy---French Refused
admittance, Either as Friends or En-
enjes---Danish War Continues--H Hun
garian Affairs.
There has been no further debate in
the British Parliament on the Canadian
affairs. Lord Clarendon had returned 10
Dublin. There was no news of any in
tention to pardon the State prisoners I'M
der sentence Of death
The most intense misery pervaded Ire
land In one distric, corpse was wash
ed ashore and was eaten bv the starving
inhabitants
The cholera had broke out again in
London. and prevails in many parts Of
the country.
The French army had no, entered
Rome. The troops show evident signs of
svmpathizing with the Roman people
The negotiation by the French Ambassa-
dor had entirely failed. the Romans refu-
sing TO admit the French either as enc.
mics or friends. Gen. Oudinot's Army
was exposed TO the Malaria. and his troops
were becoming more and more disaffec,-
ed
The Neapolitan troops have Withdrawn
from Rome. The Austrians were also in
active in Italy.
The old French Assembly was dissolv-
ed on the elst of May. and the new AS
senblv convened on the 23th
A scene OF terrible confusion grew on,
of an imputation made by the President.
tina, the Assembly was in danger Of inva-
sion by mob. in consequence Of Ledru
Rollin. This was resented. Four Sec
retaries resigned. and number Of men,
bers were abou, to quit the chamber, and
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMIN


This Congressional District was fully repre-
sented in the Convention which assembled at
Cambridge on the 18th inst. The proceedings
will be found in another column, copied from
the New Castle Courier.
As name was used as candidate for the
nomination of that Convention il may be ex-
pected that we should speak Of it somewhat in
detail. But we have only to say. that SO far as
the great body of the Conve ntion was concerned
they acted as high minded and honorable men,
having object bu, the good of our common
country at heart. and the of the Wing
party TO promote that common good. Believing
such to have been the conduct and motives of
those who composed the convention we with the
best feelings submit 10 its decision. We have
long acted upon the Democratic philosophy
THAT when you cannot rule the people let the
people rule YOU
In the nominee of the Conve ntiou the Whips
of this District and OF the State will find an
able and eloquent defender of their principles
He is worthy TO be the successor of our late rep
reseutativc in Congress. who has Justly won Il
name among the proudest Of American States
The contest upon which the Wings of this
District about TO enter is one which will re-
quire all Of their energy and influence TO ensure
success. OF those friends who so zeaousiy sus-
tanned us in the nominating canvass and in the
convention. we invoke a hearty and active sup
port of Mr.. Parker Personal preferences should
now be forgotten-draw a curtain upon the past
and look alone TO the future. We ask no, this
for our party alone, but we ask it for coun-
try Ii the prosperity of the Countrywide hap
piness Of the people-the education of the mass
es--the improveme Mt of our harbors on the lakes
the construction of great National works of
internal improveme nt-the establishment OF an
uniform currency-the protection of American
industry and enterprise, and the administration
OF equal and exact justice TO all sections of the
tn'on and to all its citizens depends upon the
success Of the Wing party, as We firmly believe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

THE BUTLER BiLL.-Wc understand
that the suit authorized by the las, Legs
lature. on the part of the State against the
Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie Canal.
has been commenced in the Montgomery
Circuit Court: and was. upon application
of the counsel for the Trustees. continued
until the next term of that Court
This is suit involving important prin-
ciples. and in which the citizens west OF
the Wabash have a deep interest. 1t re-
fers 10 the construction of one or more
Side-Cuts on the canal. in the region OF
country contiguous to Williamsport.
The State is represented by Hon. Char
les II. Test. Secretary of State: Col. James
X. NJ. Bryan and Robert 4. Chandler.
Esq. OF Warren county We learn ,ha,
Hon. Benz. +. Butler. Hon. James Whit
comb. Messrs. Lane and Wilson. Griswold
and Secrest are retained on the part Of the
Trus'ees.-Lotayetfe Journal.