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The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
A Fatal pael.

Saei vas fought tn 1s0gs sI Eng isrs, whea both Of he eoasaststsis ir st ihs f. sfs-a eata~- lros'he aurnea So the rxJsff3iesfF rossssi ei tte sseosd, ties there 1al oass sho assslsS oB tSs oeeasion.
 + ss@ms 'he parlles, enihisercis s easszs~asf of I.paGen and geAisesazR ef i,se seIg sbsssS. hlAz flushed AIih The ssesa Ef~fss, and ia h3gb bAoua. assFfsie Ia sas iaTsetl-aee as iheir salsF hss wg ess-f sssns si hara fA-s istocsesed io fls HSsk 0f dsaih wfth s4ttgic loaske,
 Toe to@. ot dollar. Waieh gave inc frs, kte te one, nx-a she other 3 iasai gsAfk Th- sinslr second ychArg~a ihe musk et aud h ita set 0g delivering tt @tth eiassea asaSy5~ gsrFsey pasiled tb@ trigger. ~h~n kath ees aatsa's ieA ., The soaad s'of.e sg~r pfetif.ies. aud ta~ ether into 'he nsd. And the sesesa.sla s@ys he iss' ihe former ia ehsIgs os a nuTse-fhs iAlisI oi xashes- wesh~B.
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Representative Government.

ut' Cooper, oi South Carolina, was one of the Uest-HAiaied old gentlemen that ever eetuFed 10 n'schl.voas boys On one occasion. when he .pt- Hes ue lecture he found the class all seated ~Ha ahwonsed paneiaailiy, and looking wshafoas hese Mlsehiei. it vas evident, was the cause, and
 was apparent they were prepared for burst ot esghtsf as the old doctor wuGrtsd ziaBg un Io The p'o'essofs ehaH. But they were disappointed Of s,,a iuh iot instead oi getting angry and slorning ,l.s ne u'saiy tsnafked'-" Aha young gen. uensn quite republican I see, in your tendeseies ioad os a representative goyernmeni-elevated one - \ ysat ssa number to the char, eh Well. welt
 as sn nght. dare say the present iacusubpn' s.A ha ss well as ahy of yoa. You may listen |, :As s sseiure to-day. Goodbye. Don't feel sheep
 "a eeeai Il " And away hs went, without eayln. asiagls smile hehlad hina.
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ais-ea us ue should af.v~a4 ts the ps~sS ssa ess4 To the isiSfFs af fse SsssA. ,e atet tras e= ih's dansrf and a~ieea sIesn tass rerresrh
 Thr raeanS hetc savert~a ts thHs~ sY whieh Inc North hes ss,aisea ss essseus nw'ty. ImpegteI ey ' saerliegioas sgsilh. shAt scah ,css dewH he co ustisutan which pSot-ea a$ ~ ths Senh and VI tssesr sneAms have bren sufficient ,o reSs yerleet erg4atz astsa aud ~o'sss uatiy.
 Oars Is . Haneh eeTseF AHse aaa GBtsy wiit be taoge p~fssci sssd taore SprsAaf effected
 We cnsseta Ip properly. puf h~ns And n1t rights under ttse CsastIBs}an. Feey wcaia destroy as In deiail thAs they may a~pgJSe Us i aa Thers poilcy of agFerssvu sRs attsek ct,vS ei dsteHee They are exposed 10 a, a,HgrF--we make na as- sAat oa thera -whilsi we ta eassisat dahxes. and the svo~ea pesssy oa lse assatiAii is 10 rr dace us fiat shAli he ln ieif eawrl, Ad al theif nercy, Ace Stsaihera profsia PrTpatra te sab4 ma themselves tc ihe power 5t ae N''F'h, aud 'a p,osi condition sach taa tse't cnty hcFe shsli he the uetey of the North Never.
 Sir tue Sou hern Csnvrbtloa IS tn srssien De- vsaiiy trust t, thew heiaaess and wl<de .. 1Aey have h~.n greatly aeneaased. 1 am ptoaa to sny that have advocated fhsi Convention, aud shsa aeisnsl ii bong < is ifsa so lie fnfrSes.s and l nshts ef he spuah Those wlio have deneaRred sf hitivrly and hasr inPuted te II treatosabae ehA jrcts fatally masgnlacd, false q heart te 1 tas south
 I.i6. hostility has grown ous us the open dcnuH- ciatou oi papers wslch have been kaown ssN SIS Ss the eegaas oi Northern luferv>ts and ltlea bav~
 
 Southern pecple pubie seulsaien hostile tc theif ewn iLtefests.
 o,t~r puhlic journals have failed ,u savoesse ci support those measures eoAr~sv~d and attempted fo' the aefepee of the Scash. The censegaetees hsRt bsea sevR sad should have impressed uper ee~rs patherner ihe necessity of Sos tAefH organ herr and the duty eg every Seathreh 10 contribute to his ireesl Aaa iaiesi support.
 1 have presented th~ze views in sf e2nsier anf frankaess. They gre the convictions Ma'se up aa der eenssB, series of fdsresSioas. with ciose a'teE tisa and from hone ~vs,ian to ihe interests e tlie Saaih of which ta- State repFesenf is paft an satished of the rights and irnc ihisrests a Arkahsisas n common ~ith the Sasi,h; ami hss' sought so 10 represent them on tbss great 4a~ssso' ss to protect and preserve thetn b@tete has . represented them in manner acceptable ie three
 lour's ei ihs State, howrssr much may have beet the Abase have dawn upon my own bead; and [ the fAci IS noi AppsFeat, irsi Ag ssis'tng eos
 vicIoa tha, piain and frank discussion 9ii Prove
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lFrsm the Dublin University Msgazinel. Dance Light, for my Heart fl Lies Under YOur
 Feet, Loye.

ANpI EUtC. Ah, sweet Kitty Neil, rise up from that wheel- heur meet little foot will be weary from spianlng; Come trip down with me to the sycamore tree Half the parish is there, and the danes Is begin
 ming. The sun is gone down, but lhe full harvest -moon Shines sweetiy and cool on ii.s dew uhi,aned val
 ley; While all the air rings with the soft, loving thing. Each little bird sings in the green shaded alley With a blush and smile, Kitty rose up the while. Her eye in the glass, as she bound her hair. glancing; 'Tis hard to refuse when young lover sues So she couldn't but choose togo off to the dan
 cing. And now on the green. the glad groups are seen Each gay -hearted lad with the lass of his choosing nd Pat, without fail leads out sweet Kitty Neil Somehow, when he asked, she ne'er thoght of
 refusing. Now Felix Msgee puts his pipes to his knee, And. with flourish so free, sets each couple in
 motion; With cheer and a bound, the lads halter in.
 ground The maids move round jus, like evans on the
 ocean. Cheeks bright as the rose-leet light as the doe S, NoA coyly retiring boldly advancing Search the world all around, from the sky to the
 ground,
 Nc such sight can be found as an Irish lass dan
 cling! Sweet Kate! who could view your bright eyes of
 deep blue.
 Beaming humidly through their dark lashes so
 mildly, Your fair turned arm, heavng breast rou nded form. Nor feel his heart warm, and his pulses throb
 wildly. Poor Pat feels his heart, as he Eazes. depart. Subdued by the smart of such painful vet sweet
 love; The sight leaves his eyes as he cries with a sigh, "Daaee light, for my heart fl lies unde, your feet,
 toue T" s--'%@~-r
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HumOrs of the English Alphabet.

The following. which is taken from an English journal, will give the reader good idea of inc dit- euiies and irregularities Of our native tongue
 E is enc of the prveieged types if you place il helaad stea, yen convert into stage by similar process tss becomes tone, and a star is made a clare, sAd a rag is put mo rage. " is curious Perao aage, toe, and reia us singular priv eges If he meets aa smeR, he converts il into sroHsH; he makes e into sse, and Lat into ssaat! Some let ters have personal Anmosities, and scorn to mix n eeflaiA societies; even the humble word lumber has atyPs of this kind in il; add 10 itand the b will tara uP it's nose and be gOus. Then there oth- CTS which have Pert of zichamist faculty-they Y sassais and translate whatever they teach. ~ is sRs Ot these, thrOW n al your ma, and she is in- stAnuy naai and by adding il to your erops, you may have as many er0pas. What clever type is I. IL makes ts into tsy. HsR iatO RsRy, and shswa thai the household plague, Mar, Is nothing slss thsa the servant Mary. Cis a veritable haris- asia st the alphabet IL asurps the position of t ln Oeaober, Of in December, tsA In MGTch-in fact val assume anything il turns lose into close. and tfansfers lo0eT iatO cloeer. S-the wicked rogue. converts aberers hoe into . shoe; turns how into ss'e, and changes AautRy an audience into shaUiag an andieacs- These examples. which might bs in- oehnitsy multiplied, are mostly instructive. It VII ee noticed that the infringing of one of these 's'isfs speh the words already esm p!eie, does not sa'y aao new element to the prenu neiatisR, bat acsasy alters the sesn nd of the other letter.! Not Sa'y nave our s'nge types no moral ind invaria- o'g attached to thed eoHbi aatioHs ef two three or mere letters are equally eccentric as, for insauce, ear earth' Aear' Aesri now, know, knowLedge !; ssos psgue; womsn women; mould, could, love, hess' drove, snd so forth Our alphabet is alto gssnsi defective We have fUe vowel signs in il; ID ths language ws have tkirtseR sowsls, requiring vPicg opponents, and even these are made bad use VI language were especially created to dauut me student by it's difficulty, and prevent ordinary meh rom usiRg |, on account of its compie xiiy Il eoe'a scarcely be coatrived 10 answer these ends
 VII more fatal effect than English does.
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A Wealthy Thief.

The Cieavelsnd Herald states that Mr. H. N. Ward, Of that city, man of wealth and previous good standing, has been proved 10 have committed repeated theits secret apartment ia his barn was found fall of stolen goods.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

D"What's the state of morals in your districi!' visited town. Pretty good" replied the farmer; everybody seems disposed to mind his own busi- ness in our parts"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
Mrs. Paglsngtou.

fJ- The wise sayings and ttzf are put shi0 fhs HDc'Gfh of this yes+rahi- sse s4r-4sgssd lady es tAe old school. ~tI''en ahsa 'ics sg,ssrlsas hy Mir. TAossAs Elt Sne za llse @ssssss sais es... tors oi inc Boston Post. ST GiSi as Lhgl.skaas bJ hirh, and fs ID ihe 5s ytsr ol hl sage.
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Election Tickets.

We ere prepared to print ticketS for the approach inR August election, with neatness and dispatch, and 6 lsr any office in the State Persons order iag tickets from any par, of the State, can have them forwarded by mail If they desire it.
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THE BAN N ER.
TrrsDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1880.
,v.ncy for the Arkansas Banner.
LITTLE ROCK

n1- Mr. Wn. E. BEAVERS is authorized to act as
 vs, for the BanaeY, at Lost Greek, Saline county.
 aJ-Mr. GEORGE Boses Is authorized to act as .~sn, for the BanneY. al Pine Bluff, Ark.
 k%E.w W. CARR, General Agent, Evans Build ;uvs. Northwest corner Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia, is authorized to act Agent for "the .ArksnsGs Banner"
 K. MoaRIs k Co.,, General Newspaper Agents Jsekssn Mississippi, are duly authorized to act as sseats for the ".ArkGnsas Banner"
 ]. J. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. 26 Camp Street. New orlean, is our exclusive Agent to procure and col Iect names fer advertising, &c-, in that city.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

b1A Frenehman had heard the phrase, "I've goi other 6sh to fry" and learned its application One day friend invited him 10 go and walk, and being otherwise engaged. he thought of the above exPres sion, aad gave il little altered: "EKeuse me to- day. sir, I mast go fry ,oms fsh 7"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
Bonaparte,s Opinion of Medicine.

This distinguished man is said to have hsed the following language about medicine while he was atSt Helena:
 Medicine, is collection of uncertain prescrip- tions the results of which, taken collectively, are more tatal than useful to mankind Water, air, and cleanliness, sIe the chief articles in my pharmaco-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

0J-A person said ih our hearing, the other day, that sdiiors for the most part, were lhin palefseed set. A led standing neaf made this witty observa- tion to his chum:
 'There, Bob. told you had often read about editorial eoTpses."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
Hail as Large as Cocoa.Nuts,

A Bombay correspondent Of London paper de- seriSes hail storm in villase eaI,rd Condwun six miles iron SatAra where Jumps of hail as large as cocoa nuts fell Men and cattle were killed by them, and in some eases houses pEostrated.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
To subscribers.

We hope that wherever any irregulariiy may be discovered in the receipt of the Baaner, our sub scribers will do the favor 10 give information of the fact order that the cause may be ascertained and removed.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
TEllNlS FoR ApNERrlSING.

Advertisements vil he inverted st fse ssaa rates AT ,t ,t,et .srs i,, ssl. egfx--hst ia $I sqasre for ,. Kr~s igas-siam aad fifsy cent- ~q~sF~ fer each aas4sssnnl pmsitcasiaA llt'eFs a'reeaaf VI h~ ssassr ts lhess wbe siserstse hy tse year
 1T Pa@tnassers atherlseate scs as e"t sgrHis, and VIII retsin la gey esat ef sH 'aSass r@oe'vSs
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

p Mrs. AxSA LUcAs HuSr, of St. Louis, has lately given to he Sisterhood of" The Good SheP- herd in that city eatife square of valuable land, situated on Seventeenth and Chesnut streets.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

pAn orator 2, political meeting is said to have thundred forth this noble sentiment,' "Mr. Chair man, if l was Sismese twin, and my brother was on the other side I'd cut the rascal of. {" Over Whelning applause.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
Beautiful Sentiment.

It has been beautifully sad of Washington. that God caused him to be ehiidIess in order that the NHti0n might call him Father
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
Donation Lands

Fer sale al this oce, Lasts of the forfeited lands sub.ect to dOaaton by the State to actual settlers at 75 cents per copy. or SC per dozen. Postage to snypar of the country, 7l cents.
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son wQ H X .

of al klnas sae Stearassai Bsls hias s4 lsadsaE
 pesaess Hssd6sfis; Sherl.ts tsssioss sssa CoUsss-
 .l-s. Blanks Faaerai ass.! Stssfen rkets Carsss Rssk and Pamphlet Priatiug exeeated SHh neat
 ness aud dispatch, at moderate Pvieos fer essa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13

not less than twenty nor more than thiry
copies thereof to the clerk Of each Of tho
counties IN this Slate, who shall cause tho
sheriff OF the county 10 deliver one or
/, more Of said copies to each inspector Of
elections. in said county. and said clerk
shah certify to tho sheriff ihaf tho dele.
gates are 10 be elected. and the said sher.
iff shall give notice Of the said election in
the same manner now provided by la~ in
regard 10 the election Of members Of tho
General Assembly Of this State.
SEC. II. |, shall be the duty Of the
Secretary Of State to prepare and have
printed blank forms Of the caption Of tho
poll books. AMI tho returns required Of
the inspectors and Judges OF elections.
the certificates required Of the county can.
vassers. clerks and sheriffs. and all other
forms required by this act. and which
may be necessary and proper 10 carry tho
same into full effect. which shall be added
by way OF appendix 10 this act. And !,
shall be the duty Of the clerk in each
county TO cause a suitable number Of
blank forms Of poll books with proper
captions and forms of the returns requi red
TO he made on, by the inspectors and
Judges Of the election 10 be made out.
conforming them 10 those prescribed by
the Secretary Of State. and deliver them
10 the sheriff of the county. and said sher-
itf shall. at leas, twenty days previous TO
the election. deliver one or more copies
,horeofio each inspector Of elections ia
the several townships in the county.
SEC IS. This nc, to take effect and be
in force from and after lis passage.
G. w. CARR.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
JAMES H. LANE.
President OF the Senate.
Approved January II. 1850.
JOSEPH \. WRIGHT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13
TERRI BILE CALAMITY.
One II u % d r cd Lives Lost.

heart renting calamity occurred in New
ork Oh Monday morning the 3tli inst. IN.
steam, boiler IN Tsylor's Machine Stop in Hague
STREET burst III an early hour. with terrible ex-
Plo~ion. causing an awful destruction Of I'm man
he The building was occupied by Taylor s.
Co., md bv 81. John. Burr & Co hat body
makers. both -pploting large au,nb.r Of work
'n-n- There We're Que han red AM twenty
three persons ~ III" building at the time. H. -
believed that one hundred lives were lost. Tho
boiler was one Of Nnn,gonrry's patent II blew
upwards. rarry,n. off thu roof of the baifIiny
The walls afterwards cav-d in. aud the ruins
were set on fire by III. scattered burning Goals.
The enquirer IN the employ OF Mr.. Taylor.
made fi- fires earlier than usual. and thu ex-
trrIne cold. ana! the fact that the fires al beea
eXfingnirhed on SATURDAY evening, caused tho
boilers TO De frosty. and a warm IN. ex-
pio-'on f"iowei. Eighty dea! DO lies have al.
r"ady b-"n dug from the ruins, they are man.
glrt. III III. most horrible m,nn-r, ami IL will b.
almost nm utter inpnssbiiy for some Of the ~
TO b, recognized. The whole buiiding wss rsis-
ed by the explosion from its foundation TO q
he ig't OF about six fret. then tunbied down.
crushing nearly every one in il. Sixty sey.
eniy bo1,~s are stil buried b-ne ath the ruins
Various opib'nns are -xpre>s~! as 10 The Cause Of
the explosion The general impression .eems
to be, that the boiler inp- rfect and had bee
condemned. The p,oprieiors. however. stat.
ihi' Il was new boiler. AMI that the explosion
was owing TO the frost Of the pr-viou. night
Paisde,ptia North Anrr,esa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13
DOMESTIC ATTACHMENT.

~ OIIC J. is hereby gwen. that the Sih
Y day Of February, $3.50, writ OF Domestic
Justice OF the Peace, OF the county Of Wayne,
State of Indiana. 1T the In>t,n AMI uouu the
iii iavit of Thomas Mason, against ih- goo.l-
and chlttes. credits ANA effects ut Allen Dow u.
by virtue Of winch ri; the following descri.scd
geo.s an! oh .ttrs, 10 wit: Oir tx horse W .sg
yan ANA Doua.etrrr. have been attached p tn
property oil the SlId 4 lien do veil AMI III II on
the cih day of March. l>o) 1T 10 o clock a VI,
al my o:ii.e IN Wayne Tow nsa'p OF s,il county,
viii proceed 20 hear and deci!e, upon th-
claim, Of the said Thomas Mason. whereof the
said Allen Dewei, ana al. other persons con-
cerned will take notice.
JAMES u. POE, Justice ef tie Peace.
Richinond, Feb. IS, 1850. SIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13
THE PALLADIUM.
Ia ! 60 40 ia Els 9h.s
February IL. 1850

.J-Mr. Clay's speech ON presenting his rrsoiu-
tons. and the Convention law, take up large
space OF our paper-ihey will both be read with
Interest by our readers. Our csrrespond~n ts
can see the reason why their articles have been
orntird--,hev s III be attended to next week
Correspondents should ai,nlys give their
a broad. We do Mt feel like csrryin. too much
weight. recolI-ct this. friends
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13

TbH hnoc.iay mi Caiiosa's Remark Lis
Dream. For the benefit of thos. OF our rcade 70
whose curiosity bumps have been recently eKci-
ted, by the mysterious gyrations OF spirits in
and about Rochester, y. Y the knocking, &c. !,
also. Cataoan's recent Dream, We will give then,
a full rcpas, ia next number.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13

For ali hardened Jumps, gals stiff c nnplaint.
,iistv Inp-r, Yes, blindness. f1itu'en cole
sweeney. &C, ia horses, II. G.. Farreii's Arabian
Lininlcnt has acquired reputation that no med
lcine Of thu kIut ever enjoyed, AMI is equally
et.icaciouS for erysipeias, conghs AMI coils, salt
rheun, sick he al che, throat, burns, sore
breasts ChtitaIn>. &c. man.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13
wAsufxerov, Feb II.

wAsHrxeToy. Feb II.
SExATH-Petisons from Maryland and Della
ware, asking peac.sbi- dissolution Of the unien,
were pses~nt~d. Mr.. Chase spoke in favor q the
right of PETITION. Tho Senate were boa nd - ~
eeive every petition no matter what i'll ehAs.e.
ter. Congress should express ,ss diAsppsohsiies
by sp,.e que Mt seiion. lie had no sbteetios -
whatever action wss taken on this and sasiss
petitions. Mr. Dayton sek nov iedg-a the tight
Of petition, bat would vote against this, becssss
II was isrerP-ctfuf and tressonsbIe in ssiure-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13

~ASH ADVANCES made BIZ he under
signed on Barr-iied Pork, Baik Meat. L4r.i
Flour, and all kinds Of Produce sent TO the IN on
consignment or Ter sale ia this market
MACQUEEN s. HARVEY.
Corner Of Sycamore and Canal streets,
Jan. %, 1850. (5-sw, CINCINNATI. Ono.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13
VALExrIxE.-.A few Of tbs sosi'
left. att. B-nj. Hunneuii's Stop.

". York Feb. li.-Edf,or Ohio State Jouvsal:
TIN Europ. h.. jus, arrived Nothing Of impey-
lance done in tin market. The political mel .
bro, BY the sfeatn-r' "a g~"esaisS sui.t~r~ssing .
The Polish ana Hungarian refugee. are 10 be
turned OUT Of Turkey. The wife Of Ko~soih has
escaped TO him. from Hungary. in tn. disguise Of
me Bficant. II 10 also stated that the English
Consul al Vienna has disc ovrred . disbolIcsI at
tempt. Instituted by the Austrian Corernmest.
to murder kossafh.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13

Pf.-Wc politely ask the Jeff. editor, IL he
resolution III regard to the boundary OF Texas,
was voted ana cousii Tered Il fest for and against
ii--hah h. not good reason to believe, owing TO
hls party having large MAJORITY ia the ilonse,
,deui that Mr.. T.. had not the iniep- n.l-nce To
vote w.t!i hs- party ihiS question. and his talk
about courtesy tow ards The aathor Of the r.-oiu-
uoh-aMeading 1t. &c., is all gimmon.) Whom
GA voted ~ INST l- indefinite nj %
the Temperance BIZ, we're an favor Of il,A,
nir.sur" opposrs to ~ Wrn Won voted 10,
nd ""at"sf the fon.- ad Bal. ifuw did you ~N-
poet Your constituents to uud- rsiani yoar posi-
it"n IN rrgtrd Ia that b- u. flee Mt easate1 ".
r">l'-ciia.iy pat these questions To Mr.. Elder,
am! trust lac wtli answer them. coming. ~ thy
no. tro'n oae wi," hes BEEN ,asa- a -,um<,inrp nj or
his %, The pu~-sfai farce of circumstances: from
our humble ~-f ii he do-s not CONSIDER that
minor,,cs have 40 rights aud that u takes one
"h" voted with the mnl"rnt 10 constitute u eon.
Shaeat. he viii promptly respond 10 our queries
Ca"tioa The jeff. editor should proefie> Tn.
sentiment on FIRST psG,- 81 ms last week. pnp~Y:
'|pe-king without thinking is liz. shooting with
"ut ann. Tor la. has certainly ne ,rtv es,su.,~d
iS stock 81 ammunition in TIA. afssicss shots he
hr"s 1t biFrr Euiler, a. t!t. aui.,or Of %. -
lith"' ,ir ''pict-rf' our Indianapolis cofr-.pon-
d-nt f1s dawn of Mr.. Elder is AK larg. n. life
tni twseraS mntnrai,' .iiii Mr. Busi-r - not The.
n,i,f.--urvrr -. k.'-' CORE, pond nc. n,l
II hprrarr' - print; notW outstanding he may have
seen tb- elephant at ii'- capitol and can proba-
h, henr - ties, mons' (ns Erie ns ha,i, ~ ~ 10
la, habits, uini~ nsioas, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13
TIE A s.. TIE A S..!

TIME subsc ri oers have taken agency for
the sale Of JENKINS 81 CONPANY'S
u p c Tor It G q $.
These Teas put up in small metallic packages
aud warranted of FULL WEIGHT and good
q atty
They incluie the varieties Of Imperial, Young
Hys-n and Black Teas, at from, 50 cts. to 81 rs
per 10. lax THEM
STRATTAN & WRIGHT.
2. mo- 18th, 1859. c-tf
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H FAD IT!:!

n requested. and erected 10 call set
lie their accounts. by CASH or NOTE Attention
TO this IS earnestly requested
STRATFAN & WRIGHT.
Richmond, p mo- I3tll, 1850 S-,f