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Booariil thence to the most convenient point, of the central canal in Warrick county. For Um above work 38,000 i appropriated. If. The Board are authorized to survey and construct a Clay turnpike from a point on Uie National lined opposite Terra Haute, in So gar crack township Vigo county, by the most direct route on the west side of the Wabash, tttrourh Fayette township, via Clinton, Ne wtrHnrinfrficld. Eusene and Perrysvdle in
Vermillion county, to Wiiliamsport and Inde
pendence in Warren county, tnence to jnontacello in White county, and thence connect
ing with the state road from Lafayette to Mic&san city, ; For the above work, sixty
collars is appropriated
is a lad, inu uw imh is uoi now auie w ei-i uuur r siio c iaw ii wr gi tend her public works, and to attempt it,, reader is a lover of mince pies the genuine,
juicy, delicious, high flavored article, com
pounded of the peat pieces ot beet ana nne tasted apples not such pies as may be purchased in our cities, unless rumor lies, during
would ruin or injure our credit abroad, as was argued -truly we may felicitate ourselves
irom oanger. Some effort was made in the House to cet
a short recess between Christmas and New- the razinz of the dos-killinz star; and if he is
naqr hnt ntl ramliitinni nn iht ciiiiarl fnSla4 fi!an1 V ti n ! thinrr. Ktf will nnrlrm
though to treat itsell for its faithfulness to' ly be glad to learn how he may have them in its constituents in denying to itself this short ! prime order, when he pleases, the year round, holiday universally allowed, the House ad-i To do this, nothing more is necessary than journed from Friday morning over to Monday! to provide yourself with a stone jar, not too
morning. Journal Uec. 23. j wide mouthed, and large enough to contain ' i i the quantity of meat you wish to preserve. Sooth Carolina refuses to vorn for either) Prepare your materials in the usual manner or the candidates for the President! The always keeping in steadily in mind, that if yot
RICHHOND
The board are authotizod to survey, ,1-c'nion wnt made in a leo-isl.itivo raivua on
and ascertain the practicability of improving lhe eveninsof the 7th insu of which the fol-
so much or the Big Vermillion river as lies in Vermillion county, for slack water navigation. For the above purpose 500 is ap
propriated.- - v I 21. One hundred and forty thousand dollars are appropriated on a turnpike read com mencinjet Iurkon the Michijgn road in Clinton caty, thence throng "Frankfort to Delphi and Monticello in 'White county, and thence by the best ror.te to Michigan City. ,'2 Ten thousand Hollars are appropriated to the road leading from Lafayette to Monticello. , S The board are authorized to commence and complete a clay turnpike, surveyed by otder of the last legislature, comme li
nt Mount Vernon in rosey count -
SATURDAY, DECEMBER SI,' 1 tSS. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i"Ss:::sir:: To tux Patrons of the Palladium J It becomes necessary fbr to
inform you that our rriationship terminates
with the present number of this paper our
acquaintance however, will probably be more
immediate ana inumaie in consequence oi roe
change, and it is hoped that the bands of our
friendship may acquire additional ongnuiess
by the friction ot your memories. Having disposed of the otfirte of the Palladium to
Messrs. D. P. Hollo way and B. W. Davis,
with the intention of declining the busmes
At a meetisnof ih ZT'iVf
held at the house of Jot. rV u,iek
IS. forth. 1
into consideration the ri!ZE",f
lowing are tbi minutes:
Legislative Caucus, 7 o'clock, p. m. riie Hon. Patrick Noble, President of the
Senate, was called to the Chair, and 3Xr.
Yeadon. of the II. It., appointed fcecreiarj.
Mr. J. Tl. Inwards rose and stated the ob
ject of the meeting to be, the nomination of President and Vice Presidunt of the U. S., and advocated a refusal of South Carolina to erst her vote for either of the candidates before the Union, as a course best becoming the dignified position she had hitherto occupied, and best calculated to promote harmony among both Nullifiers and Union men. In the course of his remarks, he said, that he regarded Mr. Van 3uxen to be fully as safe, on the
cing at Mount Vernon in rosey cgumv., . bject of abo!ition ,as either of lhc candid. thence by the most d,rect route to New Har-I Uo cnded wUh ; in order
merely to test the opinion of the meeting, that Martin Van Buren be nominated to re-
color, mo.it fit for nicrt. it will be jrood'for ium
thing else. Do not be covetous of good thingientirely, I feel it due to manv of you, to ofler . - i 1 I. a . 1-... a oin.irA tkinl'l IVr VMIP Clin.
mnnv.. thence bv the most direct route to
Princeton, provided that Oweneville will be made a point. The said board are to try the experiment of a wooden turnpike. For the above work 25,000 dollars are appropriated. 24. Seventy-five thousand dollars are appropriated to be expended on the Michigan road between Indianapolis and Napoleon, under the direction of the board. 25 The board are authorised to survey and construct a clay turnpike from Vincennes, thro Sullivan county to Terre Haute. For the a bote work, 150,000 dollars are appropriated. 26 Twenty-five thousand dollars in addition to what was appropriated last year is appropriated for the permanent improvement of the Wabash, provided that Illinois will make a similar appropriation. 27. One hundred and seventy-five thousand 'dollars is appropriated in constructing a Macadamized road on the line of the Michigan road from Indianapolis to South Bend, thence to Laporte and thence to Michigan city. The board are to ascertain whether a Maci i - -,.,,t : , k- .
cheapest and to adopt the choltest onr. 25 f 000 out of the ab.r;. appropriation is reserved, .or building a bridge across White river
in Marion county, at the point where the Michigan road crosses the river. 28. The board aro authorized to cause a survey to be made for an extension of the navigable feeder of the central cross-cut canal which now terminates on Eel river about even miles below Bowling Green, from said ' point on Eel river up the valley of said river to Bowling Green in Clay county. For the above work $25,000 is appropriated. 29. 25,000 dollars is appropriated to construct a clay or gravel turnpike from Peru in Miami county, through Mexico, in the same
county, to Kochester in I- niton county. 30. The board are authorized to ma
ceive th? electoral vote of South Carolina for the Presidency. The nomination having been seconded, and put by the Chair, Mr. Co! cock rose, and denounced the nomination of Mr. Van Buren, as calculated to cover South Carolina with dishonor, and as equally at war with her repeated declarations, her well known principles, and the will of the people. 1 he question was then put, and the motion was rejected without a dissenting voice. Mr. J. D. Edwards then rose, and moved, that the electoral vote of the slate be given to General Harrison for tho Presidency : zd: on th oucstion being put, the motion was rejected with but one dissenting voice. Mr. Ed
wards then moved that the electoral vote of
the state be givento Judge White, and on the
question being taken, the motion was
in makins pies; thev should be an aggregate
of almost every thing desirable, that can be made by two crusts into a body corporate. When prepared in this manner for use, instead of baking them, fill your stone jar with mince meat, beat or nack it down as closelv
as possible, and when filled within about three Itunity of placing in the same list of friends
inches ot the top, add no more meat, but in l the jar with molasses of the thickest, best kind that can be procured. Tie a clean cloth, over the mouth of the jar, and set it away in some cool dry place for use. It may be ne
cessary to add a little molasses once or twice, though very sparingly. If you wish for a mess of mince pies at such seasons of the year as without such preserved mince'woulfl be inconvenient or impossible, all you have to do is to turn otf your molasses Irom the
jar, and take out as niucn ns may oe necessa
ry for the time, smoothing the surlace ot the mince in the jar, and returning the molasses as before. it will be understood that the prepared meat is alone to be kept in this war; the apple? are to be added when the meat is wanted lor cooking. This mode of keeping mince-me.U is no untried project. We have tested it thoroughly, and know it will succeed admirably.
INone need there!orc to treat it as a more
visions rj' theory, li-!.cd FACT,
1838, for the
-.vHenuan in proprm - s mg the L-gttlature of this sSttf? incorporation, to make a UirnrJsTJ1 Richmond through Economy toSi!?1 Patrick Justice, Esq. was eillou?? and John Brady appointed SecrtUrT On the object of the meetta!! by W. C. Smith of Economy, if tion of Samuel P. Anthony, " Resolved, that a committee of dence be appointed to consist Ar-'
i, upon Patrick Justice, John JtckS sj Johns, were appointed said cojn!f
Un motion, Resolved, that a
the tribute of my sincere thanks for your sup-: three be appointed to circulate
port for the last t'.ree years, and for your forward it to the leffisltur.k JT
charitable indulgence to my humble efforts. jScqU, Stephen Cox, and jospnKTV Those who, from inattention or want of op-j appointed said committee. ""i portunity, have been remiss in exchanging ci-i On motion, Resolved, that tkt Dn-a vilitieswilh me.l hope soon to have the oppor- of this meeting be signed bv thnt.v?
The perplexing duties of an editor, should,
to make him useful and afford an opportunity for distinction, be as much as possible disincumbered by the thousand other harrassiug cares of life, which the present state of the newspaper press in this country, is much better calculated to augment than to diminish. To say nothing ot the competition created by excited politicians, for temporary and sinister purposes, there is a great draw-back on western enterprise, in the cheapness of eastern
periodicals, which, by the greater amount of capital employed, and the facilities for pub!i-
cation to be iound in populous cities, can be afforded with a profit, which would not sustain a small publisher in the west. A foreign article too, though not really superior in quality, carries with it that imaginative value which we are si!, more or less, prone to at
tach to distant productions. From the preceding remarks it may be inferred that I !ave not found the business
but consider it an cstab-'Prontae True; but although some profit
mav have accrued in the event ot a fortunate
collection of dues, vet it is proper to state
that I never expected to make it lucrative. Had it been more so, I would have been able lohave devoted more ti ' e and mind, to the
meeting be signed bv the I
Secretary, and forwarded to uitjrC Palladium and People's Advocate fer
lion. . ( On motion the meeting adjotuvj,
rfunn ukaui, occreiary.
id
Richmond, Den St. w. Tins is to certify that Hie report pZ. pocket Look having ben k JTX
ria n frtliiroil man - : m '
, , l - " imrciy f-lltfV , lhc packet book and loJ l,im , . f '
jibe iim ncy. He relained fifteen dolW
returned rue the balance. TLis im aJl
accused of having persuaded ,ho c-J" stcil, and otli;de the spoil. " PAUL Lttjj
ai
Conditions on which Texas wishes to be admitted into the Union.
1st. A continuation of slavery
2nd. A guarantee not to settle Indians in'amusemenj, if not to the instruction of my
their territory. 3d. F" and equal privileges with all the
reject
ed by a considerable majority. Mr. M'Cor C'mer states. For which considerations, thev
then submitted the following rc:..utions: tu surrender ull their unoccupied territory Hcsolved, that South Carol, yf beSt to the General Government, after the pay-
preserve r.er honor subserve the interests ,ment of all claims against their republic
and prinrM j,. wnich she has been con
tending, and to which she still adheres, by declining under the present circumstances of
the Presidential Election, to vote for either of
the three candidates before the people.
Kesolved, that this State will give her vote
iHO. DEMOCRAT.
as,
East axd West. We do not intend by this to refer to the late novel of brother Thom-
but to the difference of treatment to them
Post master General. For the East
K""5 . - , , 1 . -i
V inkn r r; :: e . T rr; e is proviuea an express inui Id earn Dews
Vice President of theljniTed States. from elJeme h J?" he North ..I l...: i t . , cast, at ereat expense. Before, their facili-
most unanimous! v. on motion of Mr. M'Cord for co.nveynco. of news. w5 great-
it was resolved, with almost equal approach j or providing for ..e East m U:is manner to unanimitv,That the Electors of this State Swe do nt Complain. We do compiam of iis
do vote blank for President of the U. States.", -ameful neglect of the necessities of the
The meeting then adjourned, West. To us it is as important to receive the
readers. The occunation oran editor, di
vested of the objectionable features alluded to, isscsses many attractions; but they must all yield to the stern demands of interest and
necessity. Aly successors will, however,
have the advantage of a practical knowledge
of the business in the mechanical department,
and I take pleasure in recommending them to the patrons of this paper as gentlemen of intelligence and probity, who will doubtlessly conduct it with that spirit and ability which is the best cuaranty for general satisfaction.
I therefore hope, that amidst the increasing competition they may be honorably sustained.
U In withdrawing finally, from a location
F I l ; i i e it t j .
wmcn i naa lonniy nopea o pursue mure per
manently, I am unable to recal to mind any
wilful dereliction of duty in relation to it,
which could seriously affect the public or any
liuporlant!! 1 Hon who aic in arrears to tbPlln will please to take .otic, that lwTJi tioas iminodiatelT. I .ill .. .T
end billatodittantDcrMMa a caH awt can for settlement up to thocloao of tkM Pee.ai.lW6. JOWA-i DISSOLUTION. THE firm of Willi Aits & 'vieca, in, tk, and Hardware bnsinr,, Alc, is ikh W;)mJi tnal consent. The books will be fowl ai f On Main street, opposite the ff-rfr ftw tm. ' aa a aa a n 1
ins Drm win pwsis can sou smis,
Tne business will contianed tt tke. an
Wmoihs Sl Sons.
Ricltasond, Dec.Sltt, 1836.
C. o.
wiLUm wicsnt
I -! i:.: ,. . ,. .i i ,.r u.Un.liui.luil Wh iror mrnm in lhat rMnecl
t in ii eiucuiiiuuxiv t lu l. rr uruine ui liic- . iuuuh - - i
C - ' ' . ' . . ...
East, and we can as well afford to pay for it.! I may have committea, oeiong oniy 10 me
. . : z ' i " . i L
A J SSr.-V- ! Tt . . 11 J " . ..... . - . - r-.i
po - Vu i -. I For us, however, is only not provided an ex- bead, and it is arret ior reiriouiion. vnn Ijatir 1 he above decision was' PM. m;, i,1It lh r4miaP ma;i ; nnt eon. this conviction, in the spirit of universal
aosequeniiy reconsidered, ana tne vote or- ed one ha!f the tioe with regularity the State cast for Willie P. Manoum, lateii' u c a ,.. ,..a i .:.r
I w w r vo . f ikT a - f a liwuiil iiviii aim i,v u v ,vriiiiiiiuii was iiuiuvs make a U. S. Senator from North Carolina, for the ? i l.i .i. ' r u
survey for a rail road fro;n Ifavette. Monti- Presidency. I ' -A . .
""toindi . , , !he liav think it worth while to apply it.
vvuur. a vr wai purpose I, UW IS appro- i If nr lontr w.ll the nennloflhe l look
- w-fc m v-r 'V'.t w-w m n wwmr"rww ww a w A firiwAii ir - .- ----- - - - - - -
priated.
LEGISLATIVE. The Senate, since our last, has been principally engaged in carrying out business for future action. The nomination of John
Woodburn, I). II. Maxwell, and J. B. John
friendship, allow me to make my most pro
found obeisance. JOHN FINLEY.
A few nunbera of our List paper contained, hy
mistake, an account of an appropriation for the sii'.
vcj of the E ist Fork Canal. The hill had pns-ed
A visit, piid yesierd.ij, to this import! nt tddi-andal the same time support and applaud the he House, but we have not heard of its passing the Uontotherainuractoriesofthetown, caused officers who thus treat them! So long as Senate.
feeling of slf reprweh fr not hiving sooner
euaad comncntled it
dmpl i mo n il rin ry Hi. -m. - ... 1
mer, we mentioned the fact, that an association i
had been formed lor tbe purpose of erecting a bulldin2 and putting into it the necessary machinery
I treated like dogs, so long will thev be, and! ur fir 1 P'Se c l,r-tai,,s nn f he unf ,r-
deserve to be. Cm. Gazette. ""a uwiucmihi uy urt-, oi mc run umrn ann I Patent Oflice at Va;liiriton. Tliia will account in
Hon. George Poindexter. formerly Gover-f some measure fr our wiit of lite Congressional
-. mil. ( ftlrl mimKAr anil fKa imminalmn f. i.m maniiriatiira nfarnolino if all rioiia
John A. Graham, Eso. rejected, have boenfhich m under the title of imported. Since that' nor of Mississippi, and since U. S, Senator,' news.
confirmed by the Senate, with but little p- notice of the intention to erect the Factory, it h.Sjis no more! He died, at .Natchez, of injuries Kition,as also has keen the nomination of been fin'hed and put in operation. It is a large,: received by falling from a second story door Isaac Coe, as Canal Fund Commissioner (handsome frame, 100 feet by 40, and 'four stones 'of his Hotel, as related in our last. lie was in place of N. McCarty resigned. Several I hih- E?er-? rrangement appears to bare been' a man of eminent talents but of a violent resolutions having been adopted directing in- mde f" Pr ,secut,"g lh bu"es "e "l P-; temper a generous and ardent friend, but , ouiries as to the best mode ofdisposing o? the and ,,"'fn'ef" manner- pJ WB an implacable enemy. Peace to his ashes, ahara of the surplus revenue of the United !?r tl'erm flr! N.w-yorker.
." . . . . , . miiuiii.iuicf Him uic uuai vw-iiimiii ui wcit ne um. States to which Indiana ia entitled under the1 i ;,w :i,.j.,j .. u.
. a i v"'iim.ii Vs miviuuvu iii uic xill t- uiiu liiit.-:
IntrrrstiHs! PERSONS indebted to Morriwsa TK are requested to make paymoat, sl t whose notes are due or accounts oflotajsuai not attended to SOON, will find Usui is ish of an officer for collection; it is koasd Iksn earned will attend to this CALL, as ft saw out of I be otiestion for u to call penoaaTsii
ICichnood, Llec. ii, 10.50. . aV Dnr train! IKarsaiafi,
riHE subscribers offer at private sal Uftsi of Washington, Wajne c., fadiaKtl
near Ibo centre or said town, witk a MtraWi fortable d welliac; HOUSE, tofctbar wiitl
and wellfurnishod IIATTINUSHOP, toots, Ate- necessary for tke bat tint; basiaav
wishing to purchase will eximioe for t."t
Terns of sale will be made easy.
NATHAN nimra DAILY ALuEIITta Washington, 12 mo. Ji BOOT n$ttt SttOEi MJlJYVFJiCTOtt OPPOSITE THE BANK. Ricnx ixs,bfci BOOTS and SHOE?, of all kinds stt the shortest notice llviig ttnLJrl rate workman, ih suhwiiher is ii swdtwi ply his cuftomers and the public with !4iM BOOTS and SHOES. His st'-ck Msfbl qu lity and as all piin will he taken tasjHi d ite he hopos to rereire a thareif pifnuwf Eistemwork of the best qmhty cmuww hmid at wholesale and retail. 800 psr aft Elastic shoes, lined and toumf. for sile. II S.IIAMITC Six or seven go d j tiioejoicnshoeiiM' ed immMliatelv. Dec. 10, 1836.
NEW PAP EH MAMMOTH 8X
T mmm. S . S . . '
not nfRMMMM f ImI '....U. K... . . . ----- - -. - , M R uisiiuuiicu mm me caui-,i.flp I .1 " . 1.1
:rirl-irLj.:rTr":" Houston have determined to r"T": V? ,urir... .0 ntr int., a mlr.te det.aa&
Front the Lafayette (la.) Free Press of Dec. 16. AWFUL OCCURRENCE.
m X m, 1 . .. . 1
jn uiimMv evening msr a r nronire ik iilicf PUOPFCri'S or m
, at lue store 'f Alfsrs. J. fc J. oons in iiii! lowii.l . z . 1 la
but ween Mr. JOHN II. WOODS, Merchant r.f this! 'm '" w , " ."" " ' ' 'k . . ,,,.' tt ,v E..,,vrr -. r i-. r To be pubhstieU in Csntreville, wajaeassaj," pl ice, and JOHN II. W. t it AMV, junior El tor of ... rl r i.m the Mercury. Mr. Woors w s s'aohed. We un-L In pr Mn,,B Jh pectus of-!-
. iderstandthe finhril.on the I. A side was mi riire. oxsteixation io m pe..,W y.-
Jthw conntrv ari ic;nt, llie Editor Item 1 . ... '.t. i
has yet been affreed to. A ioint resolution .here are alrea.lv eiirht Inimi. nnd .., Venitian r '.".""r" ihert through the right ventricle; he fell dead ml
requesting our Senators and Kepresentatives Ikh... set up and iu oPratio. The rarpetin from ' ,V" lZ ".'iV: . -Twu A" r'V ",ur l
most instantlv.
to procure the passage of a pre-emption law! these looms, number of pieces of which were1
Burnet and his cabinet, with Gen. Sinta An- Mr. Frank'was taken into custody, and
. w s i . nn . ri-iw T ilea laiiap urill in rnneaniiAnAA i - a s
llMen Dassed bv UieKAn to he nf nn! ' 7- .MUM9 uuuerMni? an exam in anon oerore justi
aw. . . . I J J. . . ... ilPt at UfWkrfV. nilt Iini1r efinu otiAm mva . . Tl - .
'ntnradAV adAnterf a tocUcw nrrkviriinrr frr excfKent Gil.tr: the colors beaui ful and rich, and 7" 7 " "".m v r. i un ej.amir.auu7i cotumeucea on
j r - w w i ' ' , ....ow i, :
war -
an mdimirament from vesterdavtill the T2nd! the fimires extremely handsome. At leaM uch wm cr.cBu lw"uT,ut fcU asuingion, in company
ceed forthwith to
. an.' it h n Twf inn nnmmifluinnAF Kawa
rj : .tiHu vtiiiiiia3ivucia micic r bICUw
Am r.r ti,-. i r . tth. iiii?nnient uf a number of ladit rriunl
the Senate as well as the House, adjourned ;froni heir decision in such matters, one wilt ( "jPf. Psenc of en . . .... . . 7 N..lin..i m rt..l I.. t V.r::. ..jithathP will laithlnll v rurform tho
yesterdav tiii juonday next.
jn tnc Mouse,nothing has been done scarce
which he intends to pursue in its mt'ir,,t. few words will suffice lo cire to the pU "J
c, i line or i!s cuarn.ier. m i utw - - - j iv-'lHedlv WHIG. fuunCerlonthetrwifStW
is now;
Jicinism advocaling PRINCIPLES sil
nd up bottling thosri measure that "
I .i j i c i i - in lh nrnatmrilv and hanDIBrSJ w
Mia .iir: t ii in i... .itm w. niWM maw n n n n -
- - v- . w a j ' . . w rc- v vic i
Jackson.
inclined io appeal. In ndditiou to Vcnitian and that he will taithlully perform the stipulations. our moat worihy citizens, and to his friends, and es
Insrained, we understand it is the intention soor lo,ot tne agreement, on his part, and procure
'!! lliA mi.Kir.f urA rwl Prtib.f. 1i ..rnalinlt A A tho rPtVTmtliin lht TATtan mitaPumlnn.. I...
lv .w.t .k. .1: : : 1. :!, no mamnaciure
m lZrZ. .VJ' , TIT; r i ' ?..- the buMness, wiih all proper e,pedi- Mexico.
. 7 r. , "mJ- OT itionti!! the quantity is
I I I L
definitely postponed r and the final vote ontiuced bv lbe building and michincrv , and that i that question. T he debate commenced Mon!
day m the nfternoon, and continued tiii j rat id by Ihe power created Ly the Dayton Lock.
jnursiiay n o i iocs. Ihe subject was! The prices at which the carpeting manufactured
warmly contested on both sides. Many of utlhe Ivton establishment is crUrcd, are as low ' .L I . ..... . .. . . .
sua niciuvrrs parircipniea in the discussion ' it not lower, man inoso uemanaei lor tbo same
and generally sustained themselves well.
There was great efforts made to decide the matter on some other question than indefinite postponement and finally the previous question was called. The question then being, ahall the bill be engrossed for a third reading, was decided in the negative Aves 37. Noes
I. Such a majority is evidence of the cor-
wetness 01 tne decision but a better evidence of the same thing, is found in the age
pi in see daw as men and as politician
who opposed, in their speeches, the Bill.
JheTehas not perhaps ever been before the l5latore of more importance than the one Jnst decided and particular! v, if the views f these who opposed the bill be correct. If it
qualilfs of ihe imported article. So there can be do good rason why ur Wostern merchants shall not mike their purchases of this article here, at home, instead of bringing it from the east, la conclusion, we have only lo say, lhat the
public spirit wiich induced the erection of this Fac
tory, is creditabl 3 to those concerned ; and hope that the investment mide will prove as profitable to the investors, as the enterprise is commendable
add useful in advancing the business and manufac-
tunag chancier of the town. Matthias, thv -Proliet,w 'isunow in Bahiraoie, and has actually found some iSftMwrav among the mass of ppul nion !BtltimosP Patriot. Mr. Ujj has been re-elected sdof of the U. S.
Sallarics of officers of the Texian Cabinet, fixed hy Coo cress.
Sanil. tfoaston. President, M. B- Lnmar, Vice President, S. F. AooUn. ecretarj f State, T. J. Rnk. 5ocretarj of Wnr, l. L. Fisher, Seeri-tarr of Navv.
Tbas. Collinswnrth. Attorney General,
la-t, and still continues; whether it will La closed; to.flav is donhtfiil
j . . i i
13 ine Drofpcriiv ana nsppinrw
i ft will not be so swacd bv party sla
1 . all ki
neciallv h:s iadv lo whom hi a. l.il. m.r.-A appreciating the nm:ieoi wiwr'.7L
hlilM.;. irn.mM. 'iwe shall ever extend the riffhthsss"
As the innocence or guilt of Mr. Prank, consti-J V.T-SaiW
$10,000 300 3JS00 3,500
3,500
.. P- ii ... . . hiM llh JpHrinn. IMltlMX
iu.i-b nmiri n.r iegi invest (gallon, ll is altogclh I, , . TV . . rcMV 1 er imnroocr fiat w aSmil.t nlv- . .ribe tolerated if reason is leKIree wc"Tr.
j IIS UTEBABT na WEWS ctT ."jijesi
the facts runnceted with the case
Jno. R.Jones,Jay Master Genera, no fiaedsallary.
A curious fact, says the Montreal Ami du Peuple, is related in the Frankfort Journals. Upon a hill named Teufelsbem. near the vil
lage of Phillipsthal, there was an enormous rock which elevated itself above fourteen feet
from the soil. In order to remove this rock
at a trilling expense, the lucky idea suggested itself of employ ing the agency of atmos
pheric electricity.- A hole was bored in the
rock, into which was inserted an iron mast ofl
about twenty eight feet high. Upon the first thunder storm taking place, the lightning attracted by this iron conductor, struck and shivered the rock into fragments.
Extract from a letter written bv the Hon. O.
II. Smith, to the Hon. John Vawter, state Senator from Jennings and Bartholomew counties, in answer to an interrogatory as to Mr. Smith's course in regard to the late
ivesineniiai election:
I have never hesitated to express my po
litical prcierences openly. Previous to the
time Gen. Harrison became a candidate I had
expressed my preference for Mr. Van Buren as between him and Judges White and
M Lan, his probable competitors. After
len. Harrison came before the people as a candidate 1 did not hesitate to give him my support; and during the contest I used all honorable means to insure his socces, and at the polls I toted for him. There never has
been, and there never shall be, nay concealA 1 M - !.
mem oi my. political course. s-
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dense in procuring. Articles Km community, on any subject, if lbs; I Z I
un'i piaco in our ciuiu. . The want of a newspaper of w tion has been long felt in this "JUL. ' cent conotry, there being only osw : W.- n.mln mnA lldt located SSBt""j
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a Wayne Country, and lliat located ""'o ini:ih Editor Ihercftro wTsealS ")
of The Constellation to the peoft L division of Wayne County. fUy their interc-t will piompt them P5Jr We ask, -SHALL WE GO-AHRILt' 1'ERM8 The Girefciiise 3 hsbed weekly, on a mammoth skeet,stl
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aaonms, or nree ioirar i will be commenced when fhewwlw to warrant suDDort. EDWIN H
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