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Southern planter., 1832-11-03

no. pe more than one electoral ticketin Miss
ss'ppi favorable TO the election of Jarkson
ana van Buren. The name then either of
zen liinds or Col. Hunter must be necesso-
uy gwen up. Entertaining sentiments of
me highest esteem for both these individuals
and conlidlng entirely in the soundncss of
u'e'i pohiieal principles; we should have fell
,nuch at loss as TO which Of them should
oe rclinquished, and which voted for as nm
eiector, had 1t not been that Col Uunter
seems 10 have received the FIRST Nou,N,-
fioN, having been recommended to the peo-
pie as an elector so early as last winter bv n
meeting composed Of members Of the legisla-
,ufe; which nomination has been conseoueut-
~ confirmed by the Monticello Conyention.
ana had u not been also for the additional
iac', that General Hinds has already declar-
ed' with that magnonimity and noble regard
ior The public interest for which he has been
therefore SO much distinguished, that he did
not desire to be recognised as a candidate for
election.
Under different circumstances, il would
nave afforded us uncommon satisfaction to
ENJOY an opportunity of participating in an
additional testimony of the high estimation i'm
which our beloved citizen, Gen. Kinds is held
ny the people OF Mississippi, as il Is thought.
we feel satisfied that we shall give no little
grauiication TO his own patriot heart, by with. /
drawing his name from the electoral ticket.
IN order to secure the grand political objects.
Tor the attainment Of which alone would ne
at any time consent to run.
we therefore recommend 10 you the ticket
formed IN Convention at Monticello. and ear
nestly hope that you may, upon due conside-
ration, sanction the views herein presented.
Rest assured that DIVISION must end in pr-
FEAT, DIsUNIoN must enable our enemies 10
triumph over us-Once more then. fellow
citizens, brother Republicans, let us march |
boldly forward to the polls, and in defiance
of the MAcHINATIoNs of our embittered foes
let us strike BOLDLY, STRONGLY, with uNpwI- |
DED POWER for JACKSON, for the coNsTIru. |
LION, and for AMERICAN rRFEDoM.
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
From Lcvy's N O,bans Price Current Oct e.

From Lepy's ~ Oybans Price Current Oct e.
COTTON.-Arnved since the 10Th instant, of
Louisiana and Mississippi 5O96 bales, Lake Pont
cheriraine 54 together $3.50. Cleared IN the
same time 1852; making an addition 10 stock Of
4O68, and leaving ON hand, inclusive Of all ship
bOard not cleared ON the 26th instant, a stock of
1874 bales. The demand continues good, and
prices steady, WITH II Is thought an occasional in
prOvement an the lower descriptions; the quality
OF the receipts has not materially altered since last
report Choice rare, and for lot ofthls de-cnp
ton II l2 cents offered, but not sOd the holder
having no orders to that effect Prime readily
commands our quotations, 10 l-2 I / cts aud for
handsome lots Ia cent moIo Is sometimes obtain
ed, 1--WE have reference 10 that yorging on choice,
but not fully entitled to the donomInatlon) in gen
eral, holders have every reason TO be satisfied with
the market, and the only complaint is that there is
not choice cotton to meet the demand II is, howoy
er, now thought that there sSl be more Of this des
crlpuon than the hitherto unprOptiuus weather
would Justify anticipating. For the last ten or il-
teen days, the weather mas been every thing that
the planting interest could desire, clear, dry; and
cool, aud bidding fair To continue sO--thefe Is now
no obstacle To securing the crop. The sales Of the
week, of which we have specific knowledge, are,
VIZ: 800 bales at i-2 round, 100 do. at 10 Ia
40, 1902 at 10, 270 do. at 9 3-4, and 80 do. at
I la cents per ID.
SUGAR.-We have not heard Of much doing
thus week, owing IN great measure to the scarcity
of 'hr article. A lot Of 30 hhds prime quality,
brought 8 o cents per lb.; the season is now as
favourable as can be desired, and 1t is expected
that the present crop will (conrary to every anuci-
pailon) turn out abundant. Cleared, for Baltimore
| l62 hhds. brown, and ll6 hhds. refined, PhIladel-
phia 81 hhds brown.
MOLASSES "A small LOT Of new has been sold
we did not learn the price, and quote as before
nomlnally, at "a cents per gallon. Cleared this
week for Baltimore i48 bbs.
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

,,a'pe'as one of the Electoral casdida,es u,h.-
lo1 reasons Of which am not apprise and s,,,h ,
puhcy which wholly disapprtse. -on,,,aoJ ~'I 49,
'"2une'a'ion ofmy name in his paper.
assure yon' my old and valued friend. 4 Ibiobly
approve OF The Illumination Of Col. Hun,e,. hot,a,
,ng as do, from authority ON which am comm,
leu 70 rely that he is, aud always has bocn \,
'n underwriting supporter Of the patriot Ucr, -
our choice, and Of Martin Van Buron. the nom,en
lo' lhe Vice Presidency, by the Democratic Rnni.
more Convention. "'''''0 D''''
Your old friend, with respect.
TlOS. KINDS.
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
Nrw YoRK, Oct. is,h
10 Me IYm. Draulon \

(By The Wm. Drayton.)
Ce6ce.-Holdefs are firm, and prices are well
maintained. The sulos we have 10 report consist
1900 bags Laguira at 8 $50 do i4i2a II 9.4;
900 do. Brazll III 200 do Java IL; 100 do. do.
interior l3i some lots ST. Domingo l4-chofly 4
months. We understand that some shipments of
Brazil have been made from first hands The stock
OF descriptions continues uncommonly SMALL and
Principally held by one or two houses.
Colon The import of the week has been only
4 8 bales. The sales from 9th TO Ieih instant In.
elusive reach 1000 bales Consisting of 23OO bales
Uplands at 10 d12i 100 do. Nrw-Orleans 10 10
II, 100 do Floridas aud Alabamas 10 l.qnIq
Incre has been brisk demand for Cotton during
the week, AT full prices, IA some instances IA of
cent advance was paid. The business has been
chiefly for export Tins improvement in the sales
oi the week has been caused by favorable accounts
from Liverpool.
Flour. There has boon fair demand for West.
ern during the week, without any change in price
worthy oil notice-ihe sales have ranged from 10
Gle
Moiasses Tho demand having for some days
past been limited, and several lots having come
IN coaswise, the market 10 rather heavy, aud pti-
ces are scarcely supported, Sales Of New. Orleans,
IN lots, been made at 81 50; HAVANA and Matan.
zas sweet, bring 80 1891, aud English lsa nd 3 a
80.
Sugar There has been good demand Tor
Muscovadoes during the week, at full prices; on
New-Odeans, anadyance Ofl-4 i-2, cent has been
obtained; Of this description, the sales reach about
lOOO.nhes al o. l2, and we are informed some
choice lots commanded cenls-tho stock of this,
as all other kind, IS very small.
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

..... iioiMfaNiLLE, Vet. "a. 1882
e0ih inst. by Peter Quin, Esqr Mr. William Qain
to Miss Ann Morgan. all OF Pike Co. Missis,ippi
-ln Pike county by Jesse narper, ESQ
James w. llutchens, Esq 10 Miss Minerva
Stone, both Of Frankln county, Mississippi.
--ln Pike county on Thursday ihe e6lh
instant Mr.. William lIeningion TO Miss Aiat,lJs
Warren, both Of Pike county, Mississippi.
-ln Pike county by lIorye Carter, ESQ.
on Sunday the 2lst instant Mr.. Sherard Ray.
bourn TO Miss Sarah Kippoi.
-On Thursday the esd inst, Mr. Ephram
Rushing, Esq'r. Mr. Briani Fitch Patrick Henry
rhurnbill 10 Miss Nancy Cain, both ofpikc county,
Mississippi.
-in IIolmcsvlc on Thursday the i7th
instant by Peter Quin, ESQ Mr. Everett Stand.
ley, Of South Carolina, TO Miss LavIccy Byals, Of
Pike county, Mississippi
oh the 10Th Oct by Bithell Haynes,
ESQ. Mr. Daniel Murphroy to Mss Melissa Jones,
III Of WILKINSON county.
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

DURING my absence from the State, my only
legal agent, OF attorney IN fact, Cato Z. West, Esq
of Woodyillo. No accounts contracted except
by his authority will be paid Such contracts OF
my former agent either by note, bill or open account,
relaieto the supply OF my plantation of Ashwood,
during his agency, will be paid by my new agent,
but such as were for any other purposes, although
charged to inc 10y any person whatever viii nol
be paid, as did not authorize them.
GEO. POlNDEXTER.
ish,cood Place, oct. l8, 1882. 40
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

MARRIED-On the 3lst ut. by the Rev. Mr..
Wheeler. Doctor Wan. Henry Egglesion To Miss
Ann H. Polndcxter, all OF tins county
- On the LIST INST, by the Rev. Mr.. Wheel
cr, Daniel II. Prosser, Esq, OF Copiah County, to
Miss Sarah Ellen Lewis. .ol this Town
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
CARSTATRIAN SYSTEM OF
WRITING.

RESPECTFULLY invites The Ladies aud Gen.
men Of Woodville and its vicinity, to call at bis
writing room Opposite Mr. Browns Store) on Tues
day 9Th inst, at3 o'clock, and examine specimens
otiho rapid Improvement those who have rocey.
ed his instruction on theabope system in This place
~ B.--As this system has never, before, been
introduced into this State aud as Mr. d. is the Oh
ly person in the Southern Country who teaches II,
he desires all persons 10 call aud examine for hon-
selpes. Mr.. ID. will commence his second and last
course Of lessons, IN this place, on the ensuing
Thursday who desire TO avail themselves OF
his instruction, are requested to commence on that
day.
WooduiRe, Oct Sd, 1889 a.
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

NOTICE

AN COMMITTED TO the Jail Of Amiic
9 county, mississippi, on the 18th inst,
I'M by William Stewart, IT,, Esor. ! nc'
W. gro man calling himself ANTHONY.
.-S5@sslnand says ls belongs 20 Waliam An
fotns, Fronchman, living about 0 mllca below
the city Of New-Oroans, on the East side ~ ia
uver. Anthony appears TO be between rs a. 40
years OF agc-hc says he is near thirty, feet q 10
inches high; stout built; dark complexion, has n
scar over his lel eye, and has Considerable i'm.
pedmon, in his speech. Had on when committed
a iine cotton shirt, cotionado pan,aloons and nail
metio hat. F~
The owner Of said negro ia requested to M,
charges and isko him ont or Jail. ~
MORGAN DAVIS, SAg. g. Jailor A. G
Liberty, Amile Co, Miss, May IS, 1899. 60
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

oOmERcE OF LIBERIA By letter from Dr.
Aschln, ,he Colonial Ageat, dated May 1st, IT APP
an that during the past year SO vessels had visit
tihs Colony for the purpose oftrade, 32 Of were
eze'caA, 25 English, aud two French. The ex-
P!h amounted to Si25, $40 l6 in value. The
aaVaiion ofcofee, cotton, aud indigo, all OF which
9ndlaeDons to the soil is rapidly increasing One
the CHEMISTS expects TO hsve a plantation OF
1900 coffee trees shortly completed
Southern planter., 1832-11-03
NOTICE

NOTICE.
WAS committed to the Jail ofAmite
Aw County, Mississippi, on the eoth Sen,
A '85H, by Charles DAVIS, Esq. negro
AXO AN named DICK, who saws no BE.
I'D ougs TO Cotton a. Wakefield, negro
RN 'raders-thut he was purchased by
A-=&.AA nem IN Fleming County. Kentucky.
%. s.a ,..nsrnt--(known as Waggonor Jim)--tbat
he runaway between 81. Francsyillc aud Natchez--
Apparently about 81 years old, yellow complexion.
8 feet inches high--has scar on his right tenn
pie and one near the right corner Of his right eve.
Dirk had on when committed, old llnnen paniaoous.
checked shirt and cassinot coatec.
The owners Of said negro is requested to pay
charges and take him out of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff a. Jailor
Amite County, Mississippi
Liberty, Amitc Co. Miss. Sept 20, 1882 40
Southern planter., 1832-11-03

e., h,ei win As believed That ever drew bipl)
sai5 ~ 7drao CaaadieRces offour igueTc aud some
pf T.. ~ sas 10 me- These birds buildin this saie.
ney, 4, ,rc found 10 it daring al soasohs have eight,
the ~ ~ OF which are IN besuiiiul plumagen
2. "a NEw YORK, October 10.
c.,,eas loss-Day before yesterday a very res.
n liable house in this city had the misfortune lo
w helargo snmof $3.50 in cash. A member
te. IN house placed that sum in the bank book, and
4, .ed lad 10 make a deposit Of IL at the bank
u, e sd committed two faults, first by putting the
y 4tl 10 his pocket instead of retaining il in his
a. N and second by stopping Ia read one oC The
10 y. Leiins When he arrived at the bank the book
a. y not n bis pockei An advertisement olerino
on h = 0 reward for the money published, but there
sp6, aon TO appreheud that the money was taken by
is.Gr. "a pocket, and so will only be found, # at all
sion, DE detection Of william. These scourdrc
rosls, k,s al places where there is a crowd. and no
6n,Srsd IS better suited to their purpose than that
flis n rubled around a bulletin.--N y Jour Som
,ons Nlancholy "A mad bull was shot in this CITY
uno, seray afternoon, but not until he had killed
lis /, q boys The Que was a white hoy, apparently
eS,., ho or nine years OF age whom he caught upon
ls b, hons which pecOming eniangled IN his clothes,
ole +, Ne no exiricated without several efforts and
we y finally Effected by throwing him entirely over
nuv u by which the chld's brains were dashed out.
lied d N he died in a short time a(ter The other was
1ur, Inoed boy, whose breast was caught upon the
gun, rs horn, and was instantly killed He was final. |
prh inesod in his course by master of a vessel w.
bO,, 4 At the whsrf, who eveled him TO the earth |
/. m. .ihhs iowlng piece.--Bdh Rep
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HsliE next session Of this School viii CON-
ID mence on aIoaday the och Of September
ncrf. Mr.. WHass. the late preceptor, wall
continue TO preside over the School The
Trustees beg leave TO call the attention OF the
citizens of Berkeley and the neighboring coun.
ties to this Institution. II has been some time
since they could venture TO recommend it.
heartily, TO the patronage OF the public; they
feel warranted 10 doing so at this time.
Mr.. NHANs has for two years taught at
the Academy under the careful observation Of
the Board. and they have every reason 10
congratulate themselves In their selection Of
50 worthy and competent a teacher. His
school has been distinguished for the quiet
and unobtrasIve progress OF his boys There
have been several Of the scholars turned out
for College. who have entered with great
credit, and the department aud gentemauly
discipline OF Mr. Whann, has had marked
effect upon the manners of his pupils.
The boarding IN MartinsIusg is remarkably
cheap aud the town healthy, aud IL any fur
Their inducement he wanting TO parents, II
may be found in the fact, that there is per-
haps no town in Virginia, in which. less en-
ucements to dissipation can be found than an
this village.
The studies Of the Academy are the Greek
and Latia languages elements of Mathe-
mates, including Geometry. Algebra, Trigo
nometry, Surveying, SIC. Scholars are taken
in all The usual branches OF English education,
aud i, is believed, that with diligence, young
man may readily prepare himself under MIR
Whann. TO enter the Junior Glass ia any of
the Colleges.
The terms of The Session are:
For Classical Scholars sls so
For Scholars in the English branches $40
August 80 1882
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MARRIED.


On Tuesday last. by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson,
Mr. .uichael W Fiser, to Miss Mary DO'caes,
both Of this county.
On the same day, by the Rev Mr.. Med
tart, Mr.. John Helfvstey, Of this place, to
Miss Susan Taller, daughter Of Mr.. Adam
Tabler, sen OF this county.
In the State of Vermont Mr.. Bread, to
Miss Cheese There is nothing singular IN
the inauguration Of Bread and Cheese, they
are two excellent aliaments OF hie, but there
is something curious that they should come
together in such a way.
Hymen consented TO the match,
Intent the twain to please:
Directed he should find the Bread,
And she provide the Cheese.
DIED,
At Little Georgetown, on Thursday lasf,
OF the Cholera, Mr. Janaes Fleming. oil this
county.
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GARLEGANT'S
BaISana of Health.

" HE art of preparing this valuable BAL
SAM OF HEALTH has been IN possession
OF the proprietor, JOHN 5, MILLER, Fred
erick-.own, Md. for some time. II Is now ex
teBsively and advaniageously known IN ma.
ny parts of the United States, for the cure oil
DYSPEPSIA, and many other diseases that pro
coed from a morbid condition OF the stomach.
The Proprietor has been cured OF the most
obstinate case ofDyspepsia, that ever NOR
tai was afflicted with. 1t is also highly re
commended in ChoticS, Nervousness, Iyemers,
Loscness Of Yirits, and Patpitatioa Of Hse
heart and is, also. sovereign remedy Tor
,Corn,s Ii is neatly put up in square hai pint
bottles, accompanied with extensive direc-
tons for its use, which can be had at all times
of the Proprietor, at bis Drug and Medicine
Store, opposite the Market House, al 81 per
bottle; and by the quantity, at very liberal
discount. IL Can also be had OF his Agents,
in Pennsylvania, Jiarytaad, psstnia and .
HE, by wholesale anu retail.
The following are among many certificates
of cures performed by this medicine:
Frederick city Nd Feb. /, 1881.
Dear Sir: Last fall, on hearing Of Gar
legant's Balsam of Health, prepared by you,
determined to get bottle. for the purpose
of trying what effect il would have ia reiiev-
ing me of most severe aud painful case OF
Dyspepsia, with which was afflicted, and
for which tried all other prescribed RENE
dies in vain. | accordingly used one bottle,
and experienced immediate and perceptiele
relief 4 found il also an excellent remedy
for the Bilious Chelic, and think it superior
to any thing ever used.
ALEXANDER SMILEY.
To John s Miller.
Since gave my certificate above, used
another bottle Of Garegants Balsam OF
Health, which cured me perfectly Of the Dys-
uepsia, which | had been troubled with for
| many years. ALEA oiNLhf.
Bear Sir:-..I lately used your Balsam OF
Health: For two years had constant and
] fixed pain in my side, and frequently subject
| 10 costiyeness accompanied wi:h fever, more
or less. accordingly bought bottle of your
| Balsam, of your agent in Hagerstown, and
| found il relieved me very much; and pro-
! cured the Cd bottle, which cured me perfect
". and since then enjoy perfect health "a
! gain: and do recommend the said Balsam
| 70 those that are afflicted in the same way.
| Respectfully yours,
JAMES FLAMING,
Near Leitersburg, Washington co. Md.
For sale By
| ISRAEL r.. JANNEY, Martinshurg.
Jos. G. HAYES. Harpers Ferry. and
| CHARLES HARPER, Shepherdstown-
Sentember 6, lS32.--l2t
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Middleway Course Races.

EN0LTS' RACE Will be run for over
" handsome course, at the Middleway
Course. Gross Roads, between Martins.
burg and Shepherdstown. on "Wednesday The
lah dayof September neSt. the CoLrs' PUasE;
on Thursday The lSth, purse OF Thirty Dol
lars. free for any saddle horse, mare or gel
ding. two miles and repeat, carrying weights
agreeable to the rules of racing; and on Fri
day The 14th. new Saddle, Birdie and Mar
tngale will be run for, valued at Twenty i've
Dollars, two miles and.repeat, free as above,
the winning horse the preceding day excep
ted The purses will be placed in the hands
of the judges, and delivered to the winner
upon the termination of the race
JACOB V G0RRELL, Manager.
August 80, 1882.
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ydad many Of $500, $500, 100, &c.
lind no prize under $40.
Whole tickets $40, Halves So; Quarters 81 80.
g1g-As there are many who prefer adj
ven;uriug for the large prizes only, the Man
ayers can furnish certificates Of packages Of y
tickets each, containing all the Rnmbers ilom
to ST inclusive, which viii entitle the hol-
ders to all the % tickets mag draw over the
nett amount OF the small prizes Of $40 and
$40. This offers many advantages to those
residing at a distance, besides being more
safe, for the certificates are always payable
to order, there is y,uch saved IN hostages,
and the trouble Of collecting the smallest prs-
yes is obviated
Price Of certificates IN this Losse'y
Certificate of 81 whole tickets si2o
do 22 half do. o oo
do "a quarter do. o. o.
DO 90 eighth do. =, :.
aF-O1iers from the country by man, tpus'
paid or by private hand. viii receive ".
| most prompt attention.; and the "heeisu
Containing the official account OF the afamlps
OF each, will be forwarded Immediately ON ~
event. Address (post paid
| YATES S. MINTYRE, Managers. =
Washington city, ~.
| August so. 1882.
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SIS, R LEW A, e ID.

Fb ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Sam
t & day The 26h Of august, an indented ap
prentice 10 the Boot and Shoemsking busi
ness, named JOB KITCHEN, in the 18th
year OF his age; tolerabiy stout made. He
took with him variety of clothing. The a
bove reward of FIVE dollars will be paid to
ny person for experimenting and returning
said apprentice 10 me. All persons are strict
" forbidden from harborIng or employing
said apprentice as ani determined 10 prose
cute every person SO offending.
JAMES COX.
Gerfardstown, Berkeley city. Va.1
September 6, 1881 St
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Public Sale.

0 HE subscriber intending to remove to
the West, will sell by public auction, at
his residence three miles from Williamsport,
on the road leading to Bath, about one and IA
half miles from the Failing Waters, and four
from Little Georgetown, on Friday the l4th
day of September neat, all OF his personal
property, consisting OF valuab BILE work horses,
brood mares and colts; mich cows and stock
cattle. sheep. and about fifty head of hogs,
a number of them fit for killing; farming u
teasils OF every description. such as pioughs,
harrows, wheat fan, SC. good road wagon;
household aud kitchen furniture of all kinds,
among which are good feather beds, bedding,
bedsteads, tables, chairs, bureaus, ten
plate stove and pipe, IA quantity OF bacon and
lard, together with a number oil articles not
necessary to pariIcuiarise. Nine months
credit will be allowed the purchaser on all
sums ever three dollars. upon giving bond
with approved security, under three dol
lars, the cash will be required. Sale to be-
gin early in the day.
THOMAS I. DUGAN.
August l6, 1892 -
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Linseed Oil, White Lead, SC.
gEyfiE subscribers have rust received a guam
,ity of Li,lseed OIL. Uhae Lead ground
IN Oh. Puiis. Sc. SC. which they are deter
mined 10 sell on accommodating terms, parti-
cuarly to those Wishing 10 purchase guam
tity WILLIAM LONG.
Martinsbarg, August IS, 1852.
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From the New Orleans Argus.
A CARD.

To the Public - In looking over the Rich
mond Wing, National intelligencer, Globe,
and United States Telegraph. ! have seen
the different reports and statements 10 rela-
ton TO the late contest or dispute in the Be
nate chamber of the United States, between
the Hon. Henry Clay of Kentucky, and Hon.
1hon as Ii Benton Of Missouri; as 10 what
Mr.. Benton said in Missouri, previous TO the
election of Gen Andrew jackson aspresIdent
Of the L. States.
Having resided in the states OF Missouri
and Kentucky, for number of years pre-.
v.ls 10 the election, and being acquainted
with both the above named gentlemen for
twenty i've or twenty SIX years, ! conceive
1t 10 he a duty incumbent on me. thus to give
publicity TO what came under my immediate
no.tce, in relation TO the above matter
Col Thomas II Benton stated IN my pre-
seGce and that Of several other gentlemen IN
the city of ST. Louis, Mo. in the latter part o.
the CT or fall of 1922 that y zen IL
Jockson was elected President If The States
ereIy man opposed to him, and irtshlng 10 sup
port his olcn dignity, ,cotld be obliged to arm
himself aud guard his house with BULL oGi
aud BLOOD HOUNDS.
HENRY JONES.
New Orleans, Aug. 10Th, 1882.
On Tuesday The 2Sth ult Gen. jackson
accompanied by Mai Eaton and others,
mode lis entrnnce into Nashville amidst tn
roar Of cannon, s. the shouts Of the multitude