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Canton herald., 1837-11-05
THE INDEPENDENCE ~ TIE
BALTIC.

Extract -f q letter from an officer OF
beard the United States ship lnde
penjence, to gentleman IN Wash
llgton.
L. s. Satp lSoErrSnEHoE,i
Croastad', aug. B.
This day week we anchored in thi,
place, and at about one o'clock Of the
same day, the Emperor (of Russia
visited the ship incoro with all his
Ministers, among whom was the dis
tingIished diplomatist, Count Ncssel-
rode. 1t was his wish to have visited
and left the ship without being recog-
nised. But in this he was disappoint-
ed, for il was soon whispered among
the crew that the Emperor Nicholas
~ was on board; and, indeed, itrequired
but lttle penetration to discover in
the crowd tie man who is considered
the best looking parsonage in all his
dominions. On his leaving our ship,
we manned the yards. ran the Russian
flag 10 the malnmasl head, and salutcd
him with forty-one guns, which was
Immediately returned by the same
number, by one of his trigates; he
(the EMPEROR causing the American
flag to be hosted at his mast head
mn honor, it is said, never before paid
10 any foreign nation.
The next day his faroritc steamer
came down, and conveyed the Com
moiore and Mr.. Dallas to PcterhoH,
his summer residence. Last Monday
evening another boat Of the Emperor's
came GOWN, and took q Mt, Ser Of
officers, including myself, to the
Palace. On our landing from the
boat we found the Enpcrot's car
riages, with splendid horses, waiting
for US, and q General, one Of the En-.
peror's aids, to conduct us. We were
taken round the gardens and then tc
the opera, where we saw the Empe.
ror, the Empress, and their daughter
the Grand Duchess. The day follow
ing one Of the Ehperor's boats WA,
sent down TO take MIR. Dallas to st
Petersburg. Several officers, with my.
self, accompanied Mr.. Dallas. and, af
ter dining with him, went in the even.
ing to one Of the most beautiful opera
houses had ever seen; where, il wa,
said, there were more than three hun
dfed persons on the stage at the same
tim forty Of them female dancers
not inferior,in my opinion, TO Madame
Celeste.
II took me three hours and half L
walk through the winter palace, anl
four hours 10 60 through the armory
The latter place contains two hundrcC
thousand stand of arms, in perlec
order, besides all the st; ndards takcr
from the Turks. ! saw several cugio
sites, such rs the bust of the Empress
Catharine, the Gig that Peter the Grea
rode in, and his triumphal chariot
and sll the dresses worn by the En-
perors and Expresses from the tim,
Of Catharine and Peter the Great
down to the present day. visite,
some of the most splendid and riches
churches, perhaps, in the world.
While we remained at ST. Peters
burg, one Of the Empcror's aids ac
comranicd us every w ere, and ex
tended to US every civiity and atten
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

We were requested by friend to
republish the letter Of NJ. +. DEGRArFEN.
REID, Esq, declining to be run as candidate
for Governor, We do not see the
propriety nor advantage Of doing so. II
any Of or readers, however, wish to
know his reasons for declining, we can
give them in single sentence, as
by himself lie says, 81 am
IN full and perfect accord with Major
McNutt, in all his principles as exposed
in his ciroaor, except his views in regard
to the amendment Of our State Constitu.
ton" So it appears that the union
of The party and the election Of McNutt
was the object in view. We trust that in
this instance, the object of Mr.. De
Grallenreid will not be attained,
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

Extract -f q letter from an officer on
beard the United States ship lnde-
pendence, to 4 gentleman IN Wash
lQgtOn.
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

DEAR Sm:-ln answer 20 your IN
inquiry concerning a conversation
between Maj. Haley, Col. Philips, and
yourself, which took place at Vernon
previous to the November election in
1885, have only to say that ! saw
Maj, Haley, Col. Phillips and your
SELF, ccnversing together near Mr..
Stewards store. In the course Of the
conversation, ! heard Maj. Haley say
to you "we shall vote for Polndexter
for Senator in Congress" referring as
| understood to Col. Phillips and him.
seIf.) Col. Philips, did not contradict
the remark; and it was on account
Of this conversation that | voted, at
that time, for Col. Phillips.
Respectfully.
STEPHEN EUNN.
Ma, l.. 7. MONTGOMERY.
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

Marriage Ertroordinary!L-Mar.
RED at Sun-bc'ry, Massachusetts, on
the 18th August, last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Cram-6er'y Mr.. Nehemiah Black.
Derry, to Miss Catherine EIder-be,rv,
OF Dan-berry. We hope the descen.
dants will note prove to be Goose. Der.
GIBSON Cor.
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

Col. Claiborne says in note to
ms third "appeal," that one of the
certificates printed against him is
! ON swindler, &C., ga man who fled
his native place for crime which
would have sent him TO the pcniten.
l'ary, and whose career in Mississippi,
as II has been proved since the elec.
'Ion has been equally infamous; a man
VINO myself spared the ruin of a dis
graceful exposure fully proved upon
nm, and whose name | yet spare out
OF respect for his iamily.n Col. Clai.
borne must be very kind hearted thus
TO 70 spare an enemy. Mercy to an in
divldual under such circumstances is
out poor justice to society. Did it
ever occur to this gentleman that such
c'emcncy wcs r,isp,isior NJ f.lcnpa
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

the three spoken Of formerly until the
day before yesterday. shall take
no further notice of any thing that
may be written on the subject. IT, the
people 40 not appreciate my motive
cannot help It.
Yours, &c,
+. +. MON lCOMERY.
Nov. /, 1897.
Canton herald., 1837-11-05
70 THE POLLS! TO THE POLLS!

Z ~ ~ - hfAaAfNH 4 - AAaf q - EAf'fAa .
FaEEnEy Or MISSISSIPPI! Next Monday
yol will be called upon to elect those who
are to serve you for the next two
years. You are then TO perform an
important duty--to exercise one of your
greatest priyiIeges--and fulfil the emo
bling trust, which chnracterizes you as
Frecmen. BE cautious, then, how this
great duty is performed The trust
rcposcl in you Is not exclusively your
own, it belongs alike to posterity, and
it will be claimed untarnished, at your
hands
We trust that every enemy 10
usurpation and tyranny, every friend 10
popular rights, every advocate Of the
maxim, that the representative is bound 70
obey the ,cH Of his constituents, whether in
the State Legislature or in Congress, will
come up with alacrity to the polls, and do
his duty to himself and the country.
S. s. PRENrIss and T. J. WoRD are the
PEOPLES candidates for Congress. They
are men who possess high order Of
talents, and are ominently qualified "to
do the State good service" Having long
resided among US, being intimately
acquainted with the wants Of the
aud having acquired a
character for unimpcachable integrity
hey will, if elected, prove themselves
The true representatives Of Mississippi.
J. b. MORGAN is the candidate for
Goyernor--a man whose correct habits,
political integrity ana eminent qualifica-
lions for the office, are unimpcachod and
We would also recommend to vouy
notice Judge JAMES pHlLLlPs of Jackson, a :
a candidate for State Trcasurer-General
SllAs BRowN for Secretary of State, and
Gen. Il. f. CoLllys for Attorney General.
The voters Of the Seventh Judicial
District will also be called upon to elect n
Judge and District Attorney. For tho
first office Hon, c. r. CLIFTON is a
candidate, and We candidly believe that
a better selection could not be made in
the State, For the latter office, Gen. JOHN
n. DRAKE and JonN H. ROLLINS are
candidates. "Choose ye whom you will
have 10 serve YOU"
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

The New Orleans Bee, of Oct. lS,
remarks: "The Western Indians Of
the Delaware and Shawnee tribes.
engaged by the United States to com
bat those of Florida, left their quar-
ters yesterday for the place of their
destination. They are well furnished
with arms and ammunition. Ii is
rather singular that out of sixteen
millions OF persons. we cannot find a
suiilclent number to exterminate a
handful of combatants, who conceal
themselves among the swamps and
marshes of Florida. Indian treacherv
is proverblal and if proper caution be-
not observed they may turn their arms
against their white allies and teach us
a lesson OF prudence which we really
seem to need ."-Vicks. Register.
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

Amos Kendall right for once
When Amos Kendall returned to n i.
York from his political visit to Rhode
Island, his Loco-Foco'friends express
ed fears that the Wing members of
Congress would be elected. Amos
IN reply, said--"AH is right; we are
Just az sure Of Rhode Island. as zoe are
Of Name" And so it turned out, for
they lost both!-- Albany Euc. Jour.
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

The FdU Races. The PHILADELPHIA
and Camden Races commence near
Camden, on Tuesday the 81 inst. On
the Sd dry, besides purse of $500,
we perceive mach race is to come
oil between Col. VIM. Il. Johnson's
celebrated marc, Lady Clifdcn, and
Col. w, liampton's mare, Charlotte
Russe, for IL purse of $4,000, four
mile heats. Great sport is expected.
Numerous horses are entered by the
best breeders in the country, and
Mngo is expected to cone Gu from
New York to contend for the $1,000
purse on the four mile day, unless he
has been beaten on solid ground, at
Long lsIand.-Phia. Messenger.
Canton herald., 1837-11-05

( The EiccAoa.-Alnost every whig
! paper Of the State brings US day by
day fresh intelligence Of the adyanc-
ing popularity of our candidates for
Congress. As Claiborne and Ghoson
are no longer ca drdates these gem
tIemen will run without opposition
But it is not the less our duty to use
the utmost vigilance. Let every whic,
every enemy Of double dealing and
usurpatlon g to the polls and despo.
site his vote. We have many of US
been deceived in our chol e Of Rep
rescntatiyes in JuIy, many OF US voted
as we Woud not vote again, for men
who have proved themselves unwor-
thy OF our votes, and Withal W. chose
tue present incumbcnts to serve us for
the special session oaig. The hose
OF Representatives. has however, by
a party cote, admitted them for the
25th Congress, aud the determined
for the people who shalt represent
them. These gentlemen have dcci-
ded to hold their seats without author
ty from our votes for the entire term.
Let every man who would that the
people should choose their own rep.
rescntatiycs, every man who would
pat the finger Of dlsapprobation on
demonstrated duplicity and usurpation
of authority never bestowed from the
only legitimate source, 90 to the polls
on the 9th and 7th Of November and
cast his vote, for the candidates OF
the people. They are doing and
will do their duty. Let US do ours
They will claim their seats. Let us
give them vote which will nlahe Mem
h,a'd. There can be no doubt of the
validity Of the election in Norcmher.
| he question will be between an elc-
ton ol doubtful validity aud one GER
tainly valid. Let us back our can
didates with ten thousand votes. We
will not consent to be misreprcsented
tor two years, when w9 have right
TO be represented fairly by funtiona.
ncs Of our own choice. Let us knock
ten thousand times at the door Of
Congress. We viii not despair but it
may be open to those, who, by virtue
OF our sovereign authority, have been
sent TO cnter.-|ickyJarg Register
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-28
MTSCEL LANE0Us
From ths Anisksrsae

From fhs Kniekerbsc
The Birchcn Canoe
BT X, 4. ScHooIen6r7.
sregiOn Of lakes where tie blas waters
sleep,
beautiful fabric was bnilt.
cedars supported lis weight On the
deep,
ID Is sides With the .unbsa d. we're
gill.
bright leafy bark Of The betula tree
arxiblc Sheathing provides,
the FRS thready roots drew their parts.
to agree,
I'd bound down IS high swelling sidss.
compass or gaVel was used on The bark,
, art but the simplest iegree
the structure was inished, and trim q
remark,
nd as light A. = syIpli's e'er could Be.
round,
ke a pattern eF wioker-work rare.
gldeS Der lie waves with as light.
some bound
basket suspended il Air.
heavens, in brightness ana lDfy be
low,
ere reflected quite plain 10 lie tiew.
g moved like swan. with Al light
some show,
y beautiful birehen eanocl
trees on the shore. as ] glided alcn
emtd moving acguntrarY way,
NY vOyaSers lightened their toll with
: song,
bat caused every heart @ be gay.
still as haated By rock and BY shell,
bark raised a m0rmur aloud
it danced on the waves, - they rose
nd they fell,
&c FAY on bright summer cloud
pght, as J passed DER the liquid sx
DanSe,
th the landscape III smiling array
bles' I should be. II my life could Al
anee
u'tranquil and ,vsssly away
.kiesWere ssrene--no. cloud was n
'ighr,
an angry surge beatn die shore
gazed on the waters, and fhen on ne
ght,
] my vision could bear sno maFe
ong shall ! think 5 lose SILVER bright
axes.
the scenes tksy revealed i by
friends. and the wishes formed for
heir sakes,
= my ghtyellow birChen canoe
baronets epitaph was written once
csc lines
Here lies Sir John Csuise
2 one iaughs, and na one cries.
Tow she died. or how he Fare
soone knows snd no one CARES
ork Of 1ecsssitg EJnbulto1;ra
3 gentlemal's waistcoat g e6sBle
9 pick Up hiscans
ork Of mercy UnhooIs ID av6uHo
trock to enable her 6 sheez
orkOt CHAMBER mail
en- mlstreRs hai@ ~ fsetl, IA. II
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The herald., 1837-05-09
TO THE FASHIONABLE.

I t.
= BIRD, late foreman To, and with 4
Co after the successful all
business having established himself the trade
friends at hs sales No l3 Nassau street OF Pine
eadi st hats ofeveIy variety Of from The medium
found uarvaed He intends sell s. only and by
his whole to that single style confident producing
ce without and fashion and utility
cd this quality as well for and elegance durability he
deems an Obvious advantage ohe public conne his
one purpose instead Of making governments variety Fearing
rvu the der OF he win
competition with establishment Frsd2cng this article
He has made for the London Paris fashions
with Of ac best houses those c cs ha
first the market with the standard established by oreirn
| Mass
The herald., 1837-05-09
IL Oysters served up IA every style.
JOSEPH II. SPENCEl
DOCT. S SWEETS
CELEB & ATE.D STRENGTHEN
.SY.ASTER

The remedy pain the side back
and debility back and oin from the effect
Fractures and socaton OF the bones Offered 10 the pub
c DR. Swectof Fankn Conn long distinguished for Bone
Setting willing tomset the wishes Of his friends ard mat the
suffering weaknesses avail them
selves remedy diminish the bills OF physicians has ar
ranged M b. q. Baxter OF New London Conn to maau
factr STRENGTHENING Save and supply CITY and town
United Stlesi genuine without the written sgnafc
sf b. G. BAX FER Agcn, and JOINT Pfopnetor
Messrs Pratt Ray Druggists, 80 Maiden Lane vhoesa.
Agents city Of New York aud for sale by IN al OF the
specable Druggists, Price rs cents roll. mai sm
The herald., 1837-05-09
THE
NEW YORK HERALD.



Pye just been passing down Broadway,
Mid plumes and satins, and small feet;
There is potry in the rustling play
Of silks and satns in the street,
What beauty throngd on every hand
The step majestc-eyes, whose light
Shook the whole soul, and blue and blandr
All soft and gentle, with might
Untold-whte necks too pure to kiss,
Or hold the moisture Of the lip,
Where love might nestle with bliss,
The vulgar will not dare to sip.
The air is balm-the cooling wind
Finds fragrance in these lovely girls;
1t dallys round, and throws kind
OF trembling in their glossy curls
I've lust been passing down Broadway,
But rma grocer on the dock
What signifies this pomp and sway
Tome-rm Of too common stock.
deal out sugar, tea, and rum,
And manage just to pay my rent;
NV pockets hold a triding sum,
Not quite standing compliment.
Inever minge with the proud,
My coat is all too brown for that
My suffering breeches cry aloud
For some reIicf--nly old black hat
is ancient as our liberty
My boots unpublished tread the earth
My very being, may see,
Is moulded as Of common birth.
i wonder why il i, thatI
An, thus the sport Of fortunes rown,
ny soul is proud-the holy ky
That bends above, scarce keeps il down
Misfortune claims my passing tear,
And charity unlocks my breast,
Where justice reigns have no fear,
And laws of freedom love best.
At Coeman's windows turn'd round,
And mus'd upon the painted life
There rushd the stag with mighty bound,
The hunter follow'd in the strife
Proud eagles, too, with outstrctch'd wings
Rais'd upwards, looking on the sun
My country-trembling DER the strings
That bind my heart, a tremor run
j thought with pride, with moisten'd eye,
This bird and liberty one.
And proudly through the sulphrous sky
Oh Bunker Hill and Lexington,
Look'd down on fire, and blood, and steel,
And cheer'd the staggering columns on,
And made the dying martyrs feel
That God or freedom must be won.
Bird of theskies my soul grew warm
As thus eaz'd upon thee there
Thou guardian Of the battle storm
That spreads our banner 10 the air.
But what is poetry in the street.
Where auctions all are going" "going,7
And every other cart you meet,
Is"clamsn or charcoal "-plainly showing
How music weds common theme
And then the " Transcript" sir, or SUM-"
The saucy Herald" have you seen,
How Richard Riker made some fun,
Or Boodgood play'd his part supreme!
So, kere ! sit-and big with pride,
You tr ace the record of my mind
The clouds thunderbot may hide
A passing moment-yet twill find
mighty vent-so even here
Speaks the warm thunder Of my soul
Allcaught by walking down Broadway
Some lightning, too, from black eyes stole,
Itscrves 10 light my way. *.
The herald., 1837-05-09
Paper HangIngs,
do ONC0URT A. SI,A M NJ Il Il G.

H- Beg leave eci call Of
andihe public generally to their asd OF
goods tist received aad al their
street between Frankfor aud Hague streets
deners will find thar ab ent m, where
To be net wSh addition their
Of the above firm generally by the appeaou
OF the Three FiHgerd Paper Hanger and who needes 10
Say to but strangers stands tbs hang
bo Ter neatness and despatch as fr IA
practicable all the work WHICH shall be care
uaaI cyps
The herald., 1837-05-09

uE MEDIC Az AID Gce removed 10 No 100 Chatham st
scar Pearl-OR. WIN EVANS eue svD-enos and extap i've
practice IN the treatment Of oyspeps Worms all disease
arising FROM funrinal deraneeMent n the stomach utes ines
hvs neys a. And hsidsr and nsosa,e asesye organs
Of the maades DR. LvANS mode III cs tmeot ~
the unhappy sufferer TO health and esersy sortes
sbls DR. WM EvANa
NJ once 100 Chatham It, mrs in
The herald., 1837-05-09

w 4. KS Y Y 2Ts Canal
street, New YokGentlcmcn wishing funish Iyes
with els CANT pair o Bsots for 81 would do well 10 cali M
Walkers 23s Canal street where they msy find boots fer
81 7 thnt are preferred by gentlemen price
sosts hsy are certainly sa error to any tpe oc kad Of
and chdens shoes of all descriptions suitable r sp1ng wear
The public respectfully inv ed to call examine Tor them
selves at $50 Canal street the oldest the block don
mistake the so $50 the door, by the
package OF uoIeu.
The herald., 1837-05-09

GRANITE,

(HANIIE-The subscriber Ill furnish blocks of Granite
- oar OF dimensions, delivered on Tho Al bank
o the HUDSON river itysN miles from York equal IN ma
ty 10 any oil the eastern
river on the lowest tenns - - ' ''s""'" y" ''e
Application To be made 10 Ward B. Howard Esq No Hau
ST. Comehls Rkeman kskl or ha sub.cnher G MI.
Cold Spring, Putnam county, near the Quarry - ~
- HENRY HOLDAM,
Cold Spring, April 2li, 1887 ~ a5o.ayn
The herald., 1837-05-09

l ANDS WANTED.-Wan ei to purchase from 2 10
IL ie 90 acres Of good Western Lani at price
must DC IN healthy ,nny and 70 The vicinity of
village location IA Oaio Michigan Illinois would
eed Part and property will be given exchange
Apply Il b. T. Y, through the post office, with real name
my2law4w
nISSOLUTIOr.-Thci limited pa atnershp heretofore ex.
~ stng under the nH Of Treadwel Mumby is this day dis
solved by mutual agreement Persons having claims nn
indebted thereto,
with either Of the pane al No ia Be
street.
John BLAC&RufN Special partner.
ROBERT MUMBY. }"ehefn partners.
BISCUIT BAKERY.
LNRANCIS &. TR tADWE ELL will continue the Bis
and Cracker baking business old stand No ia
Beckman street. and will continue supply by wholesale and
retail the usual variety Crackers ri Bread Navy
at pooonae to the late and TO future reduction
the price of Aour.
Butter Crackers, Water Crackers, Sugar Crackers,
Boston Crackers, Soda Biscaii, Wine Biscuit
Packet hreat, Pilot Bread and Navy Bread.
~ The times that the be
scriber will be satsis with very dcrat profit. -
$50 bbls fine Navy Bread
ITO bbs Navy Bread
no
The herald., 1837-05-09
WOODS sCARPENTERs, A. MECHANICS

w TOOL STORE, ef Chatham anil Chamber streets
york; w. has constantly for sale excellent Of
the following oeyery description, stocks and bits auges
and Butts patent .cu caippers and dvdr- srnn1 and
mer chse and souses screw plates stocks and dies
pe.es ggs spirit levels bunhes spoke shaves
crcur saws ursing athes,
stnimens wood boxes for cutting sizes sles
drnl rows cutting npes ard pliers nitro squares
saws ras oil stones draw knives plane irons steo
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