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NJ ON Ely Ma II r /. II $
LIST or BAyK NorEs REcElvED ,T THE BRAHcu
B.SK .T RfcuMoND:

B,SK aT RfcuMoND:
State Bank Of Indiana Sandusky City Bank;
aud Branches; seneca County Bank j,
Kentucky Banks Of - TIi,iu Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank !;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches: Branches;
L.C Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank Of Nir-
CONNIE re IaI Bank Of doj pinia ami Branches
City Bank Of do Bank Of the Valley Of
Dayton Bank; Virginia and branches;
Il.mk Of Gchura; Exchange Bank Of tir-
Canal Il X Of ClrveIand; Ciuia and Branches;
City do Notes of 50 and up
City !" g Columbus; wards, al par IN New
Franklin Blk of Ianes- y ork, Philidelphia,
VILE; and Baltimore.
1.-THE above Notes, from s and upwards
rM al.o BE- receired at Me "Paiiadt"m' Odicc, IN
payment for subscription, Job work and adv-r-
Using Will. indeed. Those Indebted. Sc.
will, &c. &c. &c. &c &c. &c. 'Nuifccd.
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S II O \ T. G l. II II \ G.

STON J.. CT tim
ME subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie and his frie nds, that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond ON Pearl
street, near the Market House, wher re he will b
pleased to furnish cut stone Of every description,
on the most accommodating terms. He has low
on hand land expects shortly TO receive an addi-
tional suppiy,) complete assortment of
AMERICAN MARBLE & OHIO GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash, than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
Plain and Ornamental Lettering,
done in good style and TO order. Call and ex-
anime his assortme mt aud prices
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, June 6, 1s40. 3stf:'47
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DRING on YOUR OLD OKINC.
ID GLASS FRAMES, and get them
fLed.-A new lot of Looking Glass Plates Just
received ,--making my stock complete, SO that
eau fit any sized frame;--at
DR. HOW Ellis Drug Store,
Oct 3, le49. No. Is, Main st
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~" "
WTLL0 W G ARDEN ;
- 90 Grated Apple, Pear and
eJVOO Cherry Trees, of the bes,

"a approved varieties, from six to twelve -
- feet high: Peach and Plumb Trees Of -
many of the hes, varieties and OF good size for
transplanting; Percimmons. ounces and Nee
tarnes-best varieties: Cooseberries. White
Currants and Grapes-by the hundred, Seeding
Cedar, White Pine, Balsam-F Fir, Spruice and
Juniper; both American and Chinese Arborvita;
Fiowering Shrubs of manv varieties; Tulip
Bulbs by the dozen; Dahlias. assorted colors;
Vegetable and Flowering Seeds; White Thorn
and Usage Oranpe Seed bv the quart or buslleI !;
with a great variety of other herbaceous and
lowering Plants for sale al the WILLOW GAR
DIN. G. MENDENuALL, Proprietor.
NIB TWantcSi. Apple and Pear Seed
in any quan,i,y--for which the highes; price
will De given. u VI.
Richmond, 10Th mo- 3Ist. l1i9- I5if
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TO Blu IL ID f. r $

SEVERAL second hand DOORS and DOOR
~ FRAMES, and an excellent flight OF steps
banisters and railing for sale at less than half
their worth, at No -, opposite the Bank
JNO. HAINES.
4th mo. 30th. $40.
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4. q. q. |

Meet on Friday evening Of each week. at g.
o'clock. Hail in lippencotts building. op,
pOsite the Huntington House
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l<hecScsnan. Arabian E:llSl m...
~ The character of this very celebrated rem
eGy. is so we'll known, to require no parade
of certificates to make it sci! and of course
necessary to say anything more than that il is
for sale at DR.. Howeii's Drug Store. No. I6
Main street. Gail and get bottle before it is
gone
Oct 2i le49. ii-;f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

~OOPER-S ISINGLASS.-This is a very
~ nice article for culinary purposes, and par
ticularly nice for clearing coffee Call and ge
some and try it. 1t can be had at DR.. Howeli's
Drug Store. No. lG, Main street
Oct 81 ls49 1i:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

Every family should at once procure n bo'''e
of the great rabian remedy for nah or beast
called II. G.. Farreirs Arabian Liniment II
aiIays the most intense pains in a few minutes
restores the synovial Hu or Joint water, and
thus cures stiff joints; it penctra'es the flesh to
the bone, relaxes contracted cords, cures rhcu-
n,aiism and palsed limbs Of twenty years stand
ny; also inmors, sweiied neck, eniarg"nie'' ~ q
ne glands, and is the best medicine for ailments
of cattle ever discovered, curing swccny, spav-
los, splint, and all diseases which require an ex-
fernuI .ppIic alton See advertisement.
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administrators Notice.
gsz:: -. ~. $Sss:;s.s s - 81.
II A z % w a X z!


wv r. would inform friends and custo-
w mers that IN addition to former stock
of llAlSklNS ARE. we are now receiving
from Sheffield, Eng land. the following articles;
consisting III part OF:
$50 dozen Files and Rasps;
Mill and - Saws:
Hand and Panel Saws;
u s. lemon ana compass Saws;
If +" w ood-Saws;
Fellow Saws;
:" Circular SAWS;
% Feruer Gougcs;
10 g Ftrnrr Chiscls:
20 = Millwright, Chisels;
10 g Sash Cliscls;
40 g Socket Chisels;
30 50 Plain Irons,
10 Drawing Knives;
81 Table Knives and Forks;
II Dessert and Tea Knives & Forks;
GO Pocket Knives;
81 90 Scissors and shears;
Is EaZorS, &c. &c.
Customers wishing anything in the line OF
hardware cutlery, will find il to their advan-
tage 10 give call, they will find us
ready and willing to show our GoODs.
FLETCHER * BENTON,
0 one door West Of The Bank. rn
Richmond, Sept. %. 1919. io:if
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HUNTINGTON HOUSE.

Main street, Richmond, Ind.
TENIIIS House formerly known as the s'Man-
SION House and occupied by X. BRooKlNs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who is now fitting it up in modern style for the
accommodation of the public. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best the
country affords; and shall not be surpassed IN
variety and style by any IN the country. lie
has fitted up and considerably enlarged his Stable.
which shall be provided with good and careful
OsrI-ER, and plenty OF the best of feed for horses
The u nte rsigned feels confident that, by strict
attention to the wants of his guests, he will me rt
"a share Of public patronage
RSO:lr<sin. by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept by
the day week
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond Feb. 81. 1919. Off
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(Correcied rerkiy, far Mr Cincinnah Cn-eic.l
Nv GEonoE MINE IS Co, West Third street
Bankers and Dealers IN Money aud Bills OF
Exchange; who make collections throughout
III. ". States, Canada aud Europe-kecp de-
post accoun,s--and draw on England III sums
to suit purchasers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

w. vsnt no better evidence Of the standing
- ~ ivdivjdsal, than TO have him noticed III
s;.h quarters. One thing is certain, he has
~ss.Gkiug to attract attention, he - either re-
.ected or hated, but never despised It he IS thus
rree,d How is it in the political world, We
ever assail q weak and low opponent. IL we
a, him. we do not despise aim, we may nate
Aim. but must respect his talents, ard II we Gii-
=, with him il is IA matter of opinion only, he
NAV be correct after all. The "Buffilo Medical
Iomrnal.- had looked on through It's whole short
iifc and wondered at the success q faughh :
Iihoufrpiic Mixture. Al last 1t came out aita
hoidiv noticed the Great Anne rcan X NEEDY, ~
in the 30ih month of It's precocioas you'hIuI"ts-
This Journal sought u sound the praise OF the
Great American Remedy, and fairly arkno"i-
edged the article bad great f'rne" i'r. angah
acknowlcdged the compliment irom - l'eh !"
quarter aad inserted the "puii - 10 his aHNef-
t,se surnts in our columns; tho name ana PROOF
The existence OF this well conducted journal /,
will be carried by the extensively published ae-
v.rtise,ncnt Of the .Grcat American Remedy,
into sections where that talented book ne"fr
reached, or never would have reached, other
wise Reader, Vaughn's Mixture s il great ar
tiei.. Call at Agents and ask for pamphlet
See our columns.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

All of which have been carefully selected. and
cf,n be. recomnle nded for their neatneSs, valu-
able instruction, and reduced price. The sub
scril.er will make liberal discount TO Country
Ne rcl,ints and Te;. hers WHO bay IL sell again.
Ii will be TO the interest of every
TO Sc Il; HIS ST X
be fore buying elsewhere. No charges for look
ing at his books, nor comparing tive price with
that Of thos. sold ''cheaper than the cheapest
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

NHYINDOW GLASS of ali sizes, and hes
w brands Also machine made putty. fol
sale at DIR. Howells Drug Store, No, l6 Main st
Oct 3, lc49.
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Family Grocery ANA Provision
6 r O Il e


rV>IE Undersigned respectfully informs the
people of the city of Richmond and sur
rounding country, that he has opened the abov"
business
srARR.s ROW, NO. SO, MAIN STREET.
His stock consists, in part, OF Molasses; Loaf,
Crushed aud Brown Sugars; Dung Tyson,
IMPERIAL Gun Powder and Black Teas--from
81 cents TO 81 Y H.; Rio and Free Labor Cof-
fee; Chocolate; ground and un- ground Pepper,
Alispice Cinnamon and Cloves; Ginger, Nut
m.ps, w lndow Glass; Starch, Saieratus, RICE
Lard chewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars.
Snuff, Vinegar, Soap, Candies. Indigo. shoe and
scrub Brushes, Cordage, Fish. w ash Boards,
Buckets Churus aud Baskets; Brooms, w ood
Saws Shovels, Pitch Forks Ilatchets, Pocket
Knives and a variety of Fancy Notions; Candle
Wick Batting; Earthen, Stone, Yellow and
Rockin CHAM w are--CIEAr; kanhawa and Lake
salt Raisins, Figs. Powder, Lead, Shot, Glass
Jars, Salts, Dried Beef, Peaches and Apples.
Bacon Candies Cheese, Crackers, Cakes. &c
I5'Sat, Cheese, Teas, Pepper, AIlspice, Gin
na;non, Starch and Candy, at wholesale
He is prepared to furnish his customers with
GROCERIES, on GOOD TERMS; and will sell
any thing in his line CHEAP for CASH appro-
we'd COUNTRY PRoDUCE. A reasonable price " Ill
be given for all available Produce
I3FLouR. Corn MEAL, Co.'s, OATS, GROUND
FEED, ArrIEs, Por,ToEs and other vegetables
are Ike pit for sale at No 80:
ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond 10Th mo 3lst, ISla 45tf
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

TTNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. public that ne continues business at his cid
stand, on Fifth street, oath Of the Starr House,
where he makes TO order all kinds of AR
klAGES, bugCIcs, and all other vehicles in his
line. Tie also. keeps a numbe Of articles in his
line on hand. lie believes his work III com
pare laNorabIy with any manufactured in the
wtst-he uses the best of materials and for finish
and beauty of construction his work cannot De
excelIed. Ills prices are moderate, and terms
favorable Thank ful for past fayoTs he so.icits a
continuance OF patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Oct. 3l~t, 1919. SLY
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waslaiu.lOmian society,

0rMcct in the Hall Of the :. r., on mex,
Monday evening, Nov. l9th.) at early candle
lighting
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ssfsDGH. COOKS AND

SCHOOL. cooks AND
- AI III IL z
in good variety, and Of superior quality, con
st.ntfv kept on hand aud sold wholesale and
retail All Of which may be bought low for
cash Also, an excellent lot of
FRIENDS BOOKS.
Looking glasses. Band boxes and Wallpaper
constantly kept on hand Arrangements
made hy which any book that may be IN mar
ket. can he procured with but little IL la. small
orders will be attended to with promptntss as
we'll as larger ones. Teachers are desired 10
call and examine many new books Just coming
to hand. For sale also
iSIR ONOMICiL AND OUTLINE NAP
SCHOOL APPARATUS, GLOBES, &c.
15'Parents, Teachers, Book -SeIiers, Students
and every one that would be interested in good
Books. are invited to buy them at the NEW
STORE of
b. c. HOBBS, No. 10, Main st.
Richmond. Ind, l0th mo- 3lst, 1919. 4o-ly
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Mechanics Mutual Protection, No. :,
of Ric,,.aonti.

UJ'Meets on THURSDAY evening" of each week
At the Hall Of the Young Mems Literary A>so-
citation, at Ga o'clock.
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Webb Lodge, slO. -:
Meets on Friday evening next, at early candle
lighting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

OF the latest and most approved patterns among
which will be found CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
SATTlNETTS, TW EEDS, JEANS, VEST
IN GS, &c. &c.
LADIES. ESPECIALLY, ARE INVITED TO CALL
And examine his stock of DRESS GOODS,
among which are: Fancy Pink Lawns, Organdy
10. Co.. French DO. do, Plaid do. do, new style
Camehon Stripe. Striped Grenadines, sc. SC. ;
SILKS. of nearly all shades and prices; plain
and fancy Nous. de Lame; Goats hair and Al
pacca Lustres; Grape de Lame; Bombazines;
tashmeres; Mexican and California Plaids; E.rl
SION ana Manchester Ginghams; Prints N great
variety; plain Nous. &c Lame Shawls, silk fringe
and embroidered DO; Grape Lesse; Null ana
BOOK MnSiins; plain anu fancy Ribbons, Fringes,
!-aces, Carpet Bags, ami Motions in abund-
aHce.
BONNETS China Pearl, Superior English
Straw, Pamela, Fancy Coburg. White Lace,
Florence Braid. and Gimp, Misses and Children S
Bonnets and Hats, etc. etc.
Also, Cutlery, Qaeeasseare. Hard,rare, Glass,
Nails, Waite Lead, Oa Groceries,, dc.
Ati1 large assortment OF BOOTS. SHOES
f&and SLIPPERS, which can andwill be
sold at low prices. ALSo,-An assortment OF
PAR,soLs and UMBRELLAS.
lille would again invite the public to a ex-
animation OF his GOODS rs ne feels confident
none undersell him without sacrifice For
the truth OF the statement GAIL and SEE.
l-TWHEAT, FLAXSEED con y and OATS
in demand at all times: for which will be paid
the highest market-,Tice ID Cash or Goods
1-CoT NTRY TEODUC taken in
exchange for & oods-&-1i
RICHMOND, Sept. II, lo49 l.tf
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SASH, sAsHM sASH,u sAsHuu

WE have just received lot Of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter & Co.
baugh, Of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish TO
order all kinds and sizes Of Window Shutters
and Blinds. made OF the best seasoned pine, war
ranted. Call aud examine.
JOHN: HAINES
Opposite Bank. Richmond, L.
Nay -. Is4J. 33ff
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City Council
Valuable Farm, eor sale.

y. Meet on Tuesday evening next. Nov. 20,
ut q! o'clock.
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"TiNTER strained Sperm Oil, of the first
" quality. just to hand from the East, at
No. Al, Main street. IRWIN REED.
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ABRAM GAAR John N. oA,R. Nm q. SC
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Prime Bills on East 90 to 90 DAYS int. of.
New Orleans Exchange.
Sight sell para pm. GO days buy. int. & dis
DO buy t9l dis. 20 DAYS dis
Sterling Exchange in n. York, % per cent. pm.
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RE ~ -

This BIT
Is expected
TO supercede
in q : no TT
time all 9TH
ers,ei,her for
riding or dri-
wing, combi-
nii-. as II
q o = I Il =
C % III III o n
| <Gaitle,so ar
fanged with
tie Pu!iey.is
10 give amy
person per-
feet pc " er
. ! Z r I h t
most vicious
trifight tened
horse. 1t OBJ
.ia:cs the oh
lectIou mace
IL The sever
Bits now in
use. which
ON their
very painful
action, often
make a splr-
lied h orS e
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4th mo. 30th. 1349.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-18
NEW DRESS GOODS.
NE W. GOODS.
LOST.

YENasls DAY, small sum OF Money in Bank Bill The
finder will receive the thanks OF the owner nv retnrn,
ing the same 70 AMER wHEELocK Meats Main Street
Worcester, Sept IL. ass
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Oxford Bank.

oxford Bank.
FTNHE Stockholders Oxurd Bank hereby mott.
fed that the Annual Meeting will be holden at their
banking house Monday The first day Of October neSt,
at O'Clock NJ for the choice OF Board Of Drec-
ma y come before them.
dividend Of per will he payable and after
aid day. BY order of the DrectOrs
A. C UNDERW GOD, Cashier.
Oxford. Sent Is. 1885, dwlt
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-18
THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
CP TIE
Worcester Horticultural Society


IX7lLL he held in WALDO HALL in WORCESTER,
w ON Wednesday and Thursday, (Day and
Evening Sept. 10Th and 2Oth.
uits Vegetables, Flow vnded for exhibition
will be received at the Hall any after O'Clock
A. NJ, On Tuesday, Sept 18th.
rjered by tie contributors, Will be sid Auction on
Friday Sept. 2Isf at 10 oclockA. and the protocols
added to The funds of the Society
The Trustees offer the ioll"wing
ra Ett PREMIUMS.
APPLES Best coffee. ion S. ID best de 81 81 10.
$3. ies Dish If Apples not less Than six specimens
one variety SCI next test do do. 81. Best new seed
ling Apple, il Hjndgej worthy Of Guilty. ItiOn, Sc.
Pears, the same as Apples.
PEA HES--Best collection, $4; Cd best do So 81
BEST d.. So Best Ush If Peqches less twelve
specimens Of variety 81; best do. do ST. Best
kinis, 81.
PLUMS-Best collection, S4; next best do. So Best
dish Of Plums, less than box OF variety, 81
Rext best do. do. 81.
GRAPES-Best grown under glass, So; next best do.
81 Best Grapes 81 open culture. So; next best do ST.
Best native Grape, if adjuged worthy CT cuvaon
81
QUINCES-Best specimen, of not less than six, So !;
next best do. do 81.
FLOWERS-Best display Of Dahas, 81; next best do
DO Best display of Parlor Plants, S9 best do
do. 81 Best display OF Cut Flowers, So; best,
PEGEFABLES-Bcst collection of Vegetables, $500
hest do do. So Best collection of Squashes, 81
Best specimen of Celery, lie Than three roots, 81
Best specimen of Cabbages not less than three heads 81
All articles offered for Premiums must be The growth
ofthe connexions
deduction Of Of per cent. from The of the
premium will be made from those who members
OF the Society, pre- U0uS to the Exhibition.
BY order Of Committee Of Arrangements,
Sept IS. Owls GEO. JAQ6ES, sec'ry.
~ II11V II. UNA MBF,RT I'M
SEQ A
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-18

Solar Hanging Lamps and Glass Lanterns,
"A GOOD variety fcr sale BY G. FosIEn = ~.
N Sept Is. o~'""
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-18

Window and Picture GIaes,
A LARGE stock Of American aud German for sale b,
sept To- dw6wis e. Eos TER q co.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-18
Raw Silk and Gala PENials,

TUE subscribers this day received very hands
some assortment of the above Goods bright colors
and small check, very desirable. Also, general assort
meni o. I.INSEY WO0LSkYS which will be sold ehean
The cheapest. HALL & THOMPSON
sept "a. dis4w opposle Central Hotel
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-18
Adjourned Administrators Sale of
EgCyg Estate.

10y License OF Court, will be sold at Public Auc
fG.SHsA ID ton, the premises ia Worcester, on
s SATURDAY, the 22d day Of Sep en.6er inst, at &c
o'clock in forenoon the following Real Estate TO wit:
about ONE ACRE OF AND. situated on the corner Of
Ashland and John Streets in Oak Grove called,
sising salu7ble building Lots unoccupied aud
taning about $500 square feet each and ni the same
size with the Buildings thereon. hens durable COT
TAGE HOUSE, OF Stone, coDiaiupg 10 rooms, conve>
nentiv arranged and finished in good Fye together with
suitable oulbuil0ngs all thoroughly built and nearly new
Also al the same time and place, the How ing Per-
sonal Property, viz: A Lumber Wagon, eigh, Horse
Sled Harness. Saddle, Wheel BaIrowS, Patent Straw
Cutter, Cooking Stoves and Furniture lot OF Lumber,
DBL Cider, do Vinegar, DC. &r. " sss.ue.N
II. & BABBlTT, Administrators.
5. W. SELBY, Auct'r. q
worcester, Sept is, 1919. sss d7t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-15

Correspondence Of The Tribune

LCNerPCnoeDce OF re lflDube
wAsHIxGroS. Friday. Jan IL lao.
Nearly the whole day YVES spent on Mr.. saw
YRS motion 20 reconsider the vote D. which the
House had rejected the biil ior the relief Of the
heirs Of Antonio Pscheoo, owner Of ne slave
Lewis. The debate was opened BY Mr. SAwTER
in Speech from which only gathered that re
stu meant 20 vote against the claim Nr- IrR-
NER Of H. fwho had not voted til now next made
a dubious Speech, whence also gathered tia; he
TOO would vote against the claim. IL made some
good points. Mr PALFKLY Of Mass. next obtain
ed the floor, and, amid frequent interruptions made
very strong speech against the bill he argued
that apart from the position that the Federal Con-
stitu,ioa regarded Slaves as Persons and lot as
ProPerty,.it was not fully proved that Gen Jesup
sent this negro out Of Florida with the seminoes.
and even be did, and Lewis as stil the r'cit
III slave Of Pscheco.l II was al at done without
dae authority Of law, and for which the United
States vas therefore not responsible. a Military
commander has % authority, under our Coustitu-
ton, 70 Danish men from the country on the ground
that they are dangerous seditious persons and If
any one has done 50 be IS personally responsible
70 whoever has suffered by the wrong. Now let
the Pachecos sue Gen. Jesup and recover the
value Of their lost Slave Il they have any night Of
recovery and let Gen Jesup petition Us for indem-
nifty, pleading that the public good required him
% act as he did, and the claim VII be ighttuly
before Us Mr. P. was continually interrupted by
questions from opponents but they did not make
their expenses.
Mr. MoRsE Of La got the floor and spoke
warmly IN support Of the claim. arguing mainly
the point tina; slaves are Property under oar Con
stitution, and cited Martin Van Buren, as s1thori-
ty for that assumption. did not think he made
much hesdway, but that may be the result Of pre-
JUDGE on my part.
Judge COLLANER Of Vt. got the floor and began
y speak, when member Of the Committee on
Indian Affairs rose 70 privileged question. He
stated that said Committee were prosecuting an
investigation required Of them by the House into
the management Of certain Indian Affairs having
been clothed with power 70 send for persons and
papers, and tia, the witness they were examin-
ing one David Taylor a Cherokee halfbreed,
believe had refused to answer any more ques-
tons " hatever. So they came into the House
| and moved resolution Of attachment for con-
tempt,-snd half the lawyers in the House-that
is nine-twentieths Of the whole body-were soon
struggling for the floor. Remarks were made BY
Messrs. TALLMADGE and DUER Of y. Y and
EVANS OF Nd. against any PreciPitate and whole
sale action in the premises, and by twenty others
| in favor Of as many different things finally, the
case was put over 10 Monday suggested by
| NJ Duer and the House (leaving Pacbeco good
| for another dayl adjourned.