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NHHE#H, #hH iHe sAffaans
tnR rHHHttHs rHat tHr7 hs7r aFenfH Whole
t.f aaA HefaH ataaafa aBa Provision N9usfs
ftA fAs baaaa tsf#oe occupied hs lahh &tuaf,
lf., sid atsl tasf Is EaH H8fs3 consisting,
To- part. Ht Me fsilaWng sF.elts, Vi4t
hsM nhnana hlanu Hueaf. single refined
Loaf ~. double 8a white ilasaHa %. llsTa-
rs coffee, laea da fmBeflal Tea, black %.
Liverpool ssli, aHas fHs. asauHa Alum d..
perm ard tallaw eaadlfs, bar SOAP. c1ufass
hams, lard, hfti tongues. Goshen Better. mess
heet, maekefel. in half Is quarter hoxes, Scotch
herring, siauiaH's hifegs, natural ifuiis, DO
mtsue preserves, almonds, Alberls. Englssh
valnais, butter crackers, bed cords, floagh
lines, Coi feb simon trout, honey, mola-ses
Goshen eAaeaa, pickles assorted, rice, togniae
hFandy, Champaign as. Old peach DO. Mcnon-
Eahaia whisstF. aoveu yesfs ala, liish, d
Holland gin, pogt wine, MADEIRA a champaign
Do. Brandy fruits assorted, C1Tdals assorted,
syrgps assorted, Champaign cider, Catsups,
assorted, white wine vinegar, French Mustard,
tiayana sweet-meats, current lellisa, hgs, fa-
slns, fresh Cranberties, lemons, Candies asset
ted, segam assoued, bueA-wheat -four:
general assortment Of very hna BOOTS,
SHOES & PUMPS. al Of which are entircly
fresh and Of superior quality. being carefully
laid IN By Que OF our brm ia New Orleans, and
which VIC offer unusually low Tot cash.
RICHARDSON & BREEDL0NE.
+. =. We have 600 boxes OF Virginia Natur-
al Leaf and Honey Dew Tobacco, which We
can sell from 80 to - cents, warranted SUI
perior article. X, & i.
January 20, 1899. 3-Jw
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EbY virtue of deed Of trust executed
AD to me by Wadlington 2. Mills and
wife, for the purposes therein specified,
| shall,
On TIC ticenty,flih day ef February 1899,
At Canton in Madison County, sell 10 the
highest bidder for cash, all the rights and
title of the said Mills and wife, 10 the FOL.
lowing Negroes TO wit: Mitchell, Par
rott, Jourdon, Mark, Jerry, Robert
Jim, Kitty, Sarah, Rhoda aud her four
Children, Judy, Maria, Nancy, Debby-
Philip, Joe, little Kitty aud her three
Children, Martha and her four Children,
all the title vested in ne by said Deed
will be vested in the purchasers
G. S. TARPLEY, Trustee.
January 26, 1889, 3-5w
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yEvllE undersigned designs leaving for
E Texas, some time during the course
Of the ensuing Spring, and would re-
spectEully inform those having claims
against persons residing in that Ropub-
lie, that he will attend to the collection
Of all such as may ho committed 10 his
charge for that purpose. Having re-
Gently visited Texas, and bespoken the
attention Of lawyers Of ability and in
tcgrty TO business Of this character, he
feels warranted in promising plaintiffs
in Mississippi as speedy collection Of
their debts as the laws Of the country
will admit.
SAMUEL y. Hay.
1 n4A
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NOTICE.

FEyElE subscriber will offer for sale, ff.
Ill teen likly Negroes, on Monday the
fourth day Of February, for Brandon
Money. Mostly young men aud women
Of the first quality, and will positively
sell the greatest portion Of them.
VIM $. TtOM
January PC, 1899 3-ew
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BEWARE or THE swINDLER.

A N individual calling himself Isaac
INA w. levitt, lately absconded from
this place, without paying the debts he
contracted while here.
The said levitt hired horse from me
which he obtained for the purpose as he
stated Of riding short distance, but en-
deavored to make off with him, but one
Of my friends perceiving his feIonious
designs, took my horse from him. At.
ter the scoundrel had gone beyound the
reach Of his creditors he writes a letter
TO one of them informing him that il
contained sum Of money with which
be could pay himself and others, al
though the letter did not contain one
cent
This is intended to warn the public
against Isaac w. levitt, and prevent his
swindling others as he has done me;
said levitt prctends to be Lawyer but
! do not believe that he has any claims
upon that honorable profession, as his
face is libel upon mankind being utter
ly devoid of any indications Of sense or
common honesty.
l.. FRENCH.
| January 90. 1889. 3-5
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SAINT.
EBY virtue Of the above stated cases,
I'D 10 me directed, from the honorable
Circuit Court OF Madison county, shall
expose to public sale, to tho highest bid
DER for cash, at the Courthouse door, in
the town Of Canton, on
Monday the 18th day of January, 1890,
The following property, 10 wit
Twelve windsor, & three hide Bottom
Chairs: seven small. and four large
Tables; Six Benches; one Reading
Table: Twenty-four Mattresses, with
Bedsteads and Furniture; Three Fea-
Their Beds, with Bedsteads and Fnr-
niture:
With various other articles Of House
| hold and Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,--Ono negro man named Jim
one Wagon and two yoke Of Oxen ant
two Horses Levied on and will be sole
TO satisfy the above stated cases.
Also
On tie First Hoadag Of March, 1880
Lot number one, in square number
seven, upon which the Planters Hotel
stands. Lot number seven, in square
number eight, a vacant lot.
s NJ. FLOURNOY, SIN.
By J. J. Henry, Dcp'g
December 10, 1888,
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PosTPoNEMENT.

The sale Of the above described pro
perty is hereby postponed until the 3rd
Monday Of February 1889.
s. NJ. FLOuRNOY, Sh'f,
BY j. J.. Henry, DepN.
January &c, 1839-3-6-[ PR fee S15l
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sIlERiFr's SALE.

Willie Lyons, = Anrl Term
,, ,cn, 1880, in Madison
! = +" . - ~ ''"'i' Circuit Court.
TlY virtue Of the above stated cases, TO
Up me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, nj the Courthouse door,
in the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday Of February 1889,
One House and Lot in the town OF Sha-
ron, situated on Main street, and on tho
north side Of the public square, known
as the property sold by the said Lyons
10 I. p. & j. IL Mc3lair, and now occu.
pied as store house by - Hicks.
Levied on and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated case
$. NJ. FLOURNOf, Shf.
BIZ WIN L. Cox, Deputy.
January 10, i33o--2-4-[Pr. fee Sol
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NOTICE.

EN Pursuance TO an order Of the Cir
u nit Court Of Madison County, Stale
OF lissssppi, there will be a special
Tctm Of said Cour, holden, commencing
o The second Monday in February next.
s. u. LIVINGSTON, Cfk.
January ~, 1899, lie
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10y virtue Of the above stated cases, TO
me directed, | shall expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, at the Courthouse door
IN the town Of Canton, on
Monday The All day Of March, 1880,
The following tracts orparccls Of land,
viz. the east half southwest quarter,
section nineteen, township ten, range
five, east, and east half northwest quar-
ter, section thirty, township ten, range
five. Also, the east half Of section tif-
teen, township ten Of range three, east.
Levied on as the property of William
W. keithley, and will be sold 10 satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By ], j. HENRY, Dep'g.
January 26, l839-3-8-[Pr fee sell
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January 26, 1889.
TRusrEE,s SALE.

EDY Virtue Of deed Of trust, execu-
ND ted BY William ?. Anderson, dated
the twelfth day Of May A, d, 1886, and
duly recorded nthe Office Of the Probate
Clerk, of Madison county, Mississippi,
in Book c. Pages sos, 600, 6lO and Gil,
| will,
On Monday tte first day Of april 1889,
In the town Of Canton, sell totho high
est bidder for cash, the following describ-
ed tract Of land, to wit: The south west
quarter of the south west quarter, Of
section four, township ten, Of range
three, east; containing thirty-eight and
forty--six hundreths acres, and the
north half, Of south east quarter, and
south half, Of west half, of north east
quarter, and east hall, Of north east quar-
ter, and north halt, Of west half, Of north
cast quarter, of section five, township
ton, range three, east and east tsouth
west quarter, and north half, Of west half,
Of south west half, Of section four, town
ship ten, range three, east; and all that
part Of the south west quarter, OF sec-
ton five, township ten, range three, east
that lies north of Doaks creek, and also.
twenty FIVE acres Of land off Of the north
end of the west half, Of south east quar-
ter, Of section five, township ten, Of
range three, cast; together with all the
appurtenances thereunto belonging, also
one wagon, and three yoke Of Oxen, to.
/ 0pthpr with
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SAMUEL d. HAY.
Brandon, MI, January 10, 1889.
etg9'eilfeS

References
DR.. ]. J. puGH,
Il. NJ CoviSeroS, Esq. handsomely
WIN. HARnEMAN, Esq.
Or. J. DE. WoLrE SMirH---Lcringior.
Col, ]. = GoocH, r-;.t.,,ra
Col. ]. H. RICHARDSON, $3.50
Col, v. II. IlowARn,
Col. r. VI. WiLuAMsoN.} Jackson,
Hon. II. G. RuNSELs,
Col w. WASHINGTON,
Gro. +. SWAMI, Esq Brandon.
TIP. WARE, ESQ.
january 90, 1899. Sew
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EpY virtue of the above stated cases to
hS me directed, | shall expose to pub.
lie sale, Tor cash, at the Courthouse door
in the town Of Canton,
On he Third Monday Of February neat,
The following Negroes, to wit;--Zip,
Titus and Dorcus.
Also
On the First Monday Of March nert,
A tract Of land containing Four Hundred
Acres, more or less, being the present
residence Of the said defendant, lying
and being situate in township nine, range
three, cast, section eight and nine.
Levied on, and will be sold 10 satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURN0Y, Sh'G.
By w. L. Cox, Dep'y.
January 26, 1889. SO
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EEeycn Negr0 slayes,

TO wit George aged twonty-six, Rose
aged thirty, Mlriah thirteen, David for.
ty-Gve, Rachael thirty-eight, Francis
sixteen, Charles aged fourteen, Floyd
twelve, Rachael eight, Madison aged
four and Abel aged twelve years, or 50
much thereof Is shall be sufficient to
satisfy the sums now due and unpaid,
as provided in said deed. Such title will
be made 10 the purchaser as is vested in
me, which believe 70 b. good
DAVID +, CRAWFORD.
Trustee
January 20. 1880 3-l2
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DISAPPOINTMENT

DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale Of the above described pro
perty is hereby postponed until the 2lst
day Of January 1889,
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShT.
BY ]. ]. HENRY, Depty,
December 10, 1888,
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sHERIFF's SALE.

sHERlEES SALE.
Warren & Robbitt. On ven. expo. to
A. L. Malone, 60. -" " -
EpY virtue of the above stated case to
-AD me directed, | shall expose to pub
lie shalc, for cash, at the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On The First Monday Of March, neat
The following described tract or parcel
of land, to wit: the east half northeast
quarter. section thirty-six, township ten,
range five, east, containing eighty acres
more or less.
Levied on, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By ]. ]. HENRY, Dep'ty
January 26, 1899. SO
printers fee SLY
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POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the First
Monday Of February next.
$. NJ. FLOURNOY, SIM.
By J. J. HENRY, Dep'y.
January 26, l839--3-4-[Pr fee Sill
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MY virtue Of the above stated cases,
y to me directed, shall expose to
public sale, for cash, at tho Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton, on
Monday The nh dag Of December, 1888,
A crop Of Cotton, say three hundred
acres Of land, more or less, part baed
and ready for market,
Levied on, and will be sold TO satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'F.
By J. ]. HENRY, Dep'ty.
December A.
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EIGHTY ACRES,

d or less.
lLS0-The north half Of southwest
|hrOf section twenty-eight, township
|, range two, west, south half Of the
|hsest quarter Of section twenty
ovnship eight. range two, west,
hsinterest in four eighths in same
kpn.
|eyied on, and will be sold, to satisfy
abOVe stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By VIM. L. Cox, Deputy.
february 2. 1889, 4--8
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
A I a meeting Of ihe Canton Lodge
IA No. GO, hcldin Canton, Mississip-
pi, on Friday evening January nth.
1899, GEORGE w. HULL. was expelled
forever from tho benefits Of free manson
ry, for gross uumasoalc conduct.
By order of the w NJ.
O. F. PACK, Secretary.
January IN, 1899 e-sf
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ufK AAsH
1T bi.as lluaai q
Mas IEm
lgsa. ID Hind CIR
MHHf aa} rHafA
,ga stated case g
/ dfp q Kan expose g pub.
5 Nv c8arthouae door
/ eaa of can'ea, f,t,el 1899.
aaay 4. .,s.erIbsd tract o. q P ..a.,a
| 4 Viz las M. @uth west quar-
scion ...al' .s four, east ..;.f.
r. Fl mum, and sill b sold % '''''''
|Do'' : .''i III FLO F'iL.oURNoY, Sh1.
| ? = n J. !. HESaY, Deputy
~ :, As
5n'Ffl pr;nters fee s9.l
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FOR SALE.

~ ~ 'e'l hive Lots in the town Of Sha-
4. eaeh Of which contains two
4 fa a'a lar. are :, high and eligible situa-
kb,,a'. 0,nllalng. 5. II. BLACK.
w. (, 1889. 40
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TIE HONEST MAN.

EyAREWELL honest Jollif, my money,
u Horse. bride aud saddle, il you new
er intend to bring them back
n. NJ. cox.
January rs, 1889 3-5
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UpY virtue Of the above stated cases
AS 10 me directed, from the honorable
the Circuit Court Of Madison county, |
shall expose TO public sale 10 tho highest
bidder, for cash, at tho Courthouse door
10 the town Of Canton, on
The First Monday of February, 1880,
The following property, yiz.-Soven
LIKELY NEGROES, Sam, Reuben,
LOUISA, Ellen and Child, Lucretia and
Clara
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
s. NJ. FLOURN0Y, Skf,
BIZ ]. ], IlEvaY, Dcptv,
January 10, l83o-2-4-[pr. Eco SO |
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" virtue Of the above stated cases,
d me directed, | will expose to pub
qIe for cash, at the Courthouse door
\ town of Canton,
|Ak Third Monday Of February, 1889,
/ n1lzN-lE MICROBES
|Rit- MANUEL, MARY, SARAH,
key, ILLINOIS, GEORGE, and
(TH0NY.
ALSO
The First Monday Of March neat,
|ill sell the following described land,
tit:--
Vest half Of northeast quarter Of
lion fhry-three, township eight,
he two, west. containing
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10y virtue Of the above stated cases to me
Ii directed, | shall expose to public sale for
cash, al the Courthouse door, in the
town Of Canton.
On Monday The fourth day Of March 1899,
A House and Lot, in the town Of Madison.
vile, containing about three acres, more
or less, 1t being the residence OF the de-
PENDANT Guiford Griffin.
Levied on and will be sold TO satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ FLOURNOY, ShG.
By ]. j. Henry, Deputy
January 26, 1889. 3-s
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sHEWFEs kalr.
oaa IS
H. M.rt AFH.Hm 5 "a.
W n Safaal u Aaam e.f.
Wm Laak. eail e9ati
e sirfua 81 fhe absss stated rs. e
rig directed, ! shall eapase l. bab.
rs sa'n' inr cash. d lhe ro8Fi.h8aae door
70 tbn iaAnof Canton, -
Monday hs ~ 40 II Firaar4. ia3a.
ONE s0RREL HORSE.
levied ea, and will BE- soid to sntisly
tHe above stated case.
!. u. fL0tRNOY. SAG.
HY J. J. IirsaY, Dep'ig.
January 26, lg3a-3-l-fpr. lee SCI
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DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale Of the above described pro-
porty is hereby postponed until The
First Monday in March next.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShG.
By J. J. Henry, DepW.
February 2, 1885, Pr fee S54l
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suERIFF's SALE.

SiBEklEf'S SALE
Ford 6 Sutherland, Fl. ia. on bond to
rs April torn 1880, in
VIM. Arnold, ct, al, Madison circuit court,
+. w. x J. r. Hubert,
~ Same.
Same,
James PIgg Alias q "a
G.. Same and same.
Wy virtue the above stated cases, to
HD me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, attic Courthouse door
in the town Of Canton,
On the First MJaday Of Mqrch acgt,
The following parcel Of land, to wit:
goo .gCRES or E.E.y'Rs,
more or less, lyicg and being situated in
section nine, township ten, range five,
east
Levied on, and viii be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases
S. NJ. FL0URNOY, Shf.
By w. l.. Cox, Dcpfg,
January &c, 1889 --3-8-[Pr. fee sl4l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
Is

draw for two hundred dollars year as long
as you live" By this time the people With
out were impatien, and could not divine the
course of the privacy between our two
heroes. They went our, took some refresh-
ment; the stranger retired TO his company,
and the old soldier went TO the lawyers ole
fee and paid his debt He then went into
the tailor's and procured a suit of clothes.
The next day the old soldier and the stran.
ger departed together, Leaving the people
10 conjecture the cause Of the metamor-
phosis Of the one and the strange cunduct
of the other. The old soldier, however.
returned 10 his native village in few
weeks, and the people who before would
scarcely speak TO him unless it was for the
purpose Of telling him to get out of the
way, were glad 10 see him. He. neverthe-
less, pursued the even tenor of his way
That stranger was GENERAL LAFAY-
ETTE. Reflector.
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The Indian still hurried like hungry tiger
upon his prey, but that preciptancy was
only Fastening his death. Langley fred
the ball pierced the Indians heart-he
sprang forward, shrieked, and fell upon his
face. The blood rushed like swollen
stream, through its newly made channel,
and in a moment he was as insensible as
the ground upon which he lay-a harmless,
a>lIftless thing. +.
Langley now fastened down the bay until
he came to the residence of family who
had not long inhabited the place, under
whose care he placed his son, and then
hurried back, but only to behold the smok-
ing corse Of bis murdered wife, and the
smoudering ruins of his once happy
home.
Such is one among the innumerable in
stances Of priyation and Indian barbarites,
with which the first settlers of New Eng
land had to contend. Such were many
heart-rending and appalling atrocities often
enacted by savage cruelty, on the almost
defenceless settlers of our State. The
hardy pioneer sleeps upon his arms, moi
knowing but that his midnight sumbers
might be broken by the war-whoop of the
prowling savage, and tie conhagration Of
his rude-buiIt forest home.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

:; Fraud and Perjury. I'VE learn from the
Journal of Commerce that Samuel r.
Wood, against whom The United States re-
covered verdict of Sl2 900, for duties
which he had defrauded the Custom House
has been committed to prison in New Y ork,
charged with perjury in having sworn false
!y to the invoices, by means of which he
had committed the various frauds.
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THE TELEGRAPH.
B AT H M E.:
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 81.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
A CHAPTER
FROM AN UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT.

/ FROM AN UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT.
At that epoch inthe history of our State,
when the North American Savages, rous-
ed by peated and continued wrongs, and
by the instigaion and intrigues of the
French settlers, bordering our Northeast
ern frontier, for a fourth time seized the RI
ne tomahawk, and scalping knile-pursu
ing the settlers with unreenting severity
revelling in rapne and bloodshed, we wish
to take the attention Of our reader; but not
TO 60 through long series of bloody wars,
and Indian barbarites, for those have moth
ing to do with the main course of our story.
The Province Of Maine, from its extern
siye contiguity with the French settlements
Of Canada and Nova Scotia, and from its
population being more scattered, was ,inev-
itably more exposed to savage depradatIons
than any other part of New England. 1t
became necessary at the time Of the first
settling of Maine, or, al that time, the
FDhlINc pI 1iIaiic, 10 uiii tue idiits VI
the Indians, i'll order to locate towns, and
extend settlements through the vast wilder
ness that stretched to the North and East.
To effect this it was necessary to pur-
chase the Indian claims or else possess them
by conquest aud treaty. Bul the odds with
which the English would have to contend
by exciting the saYages to war, naturally
enough led them to prefer the mode of OBJ
tanning their lands by purchase; but ayar-
ice swayed the English in their intercourse
with these savage tribes; vast tracts of
Iaud were often obtained for things of little
or no value, and ardent spirits were made
use Of as more ready way TO effect this
! object. Advantage was also taken OF saw
age ignorance in framing instruments of
conYeyances, for deeds oftentimes covered
! larger tracts than the Indians contempla-
ted, and the erection Of Notifications Sc,
on these lands, proved great source of an
noyance to them in their usual bunting
These causes operating with the intrlgues
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

. Our sons hold themselves erect without
busk or corset, or frame work, or whale
bone. Why should not our daughters also
Did not God make them equally upright
Yes-but they have sought out many in
ventions-[ Mrs, Sigourneyl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

4 Noble Dog.-A lady passenger on
board the steamer John Bull, which was
burnt and destroyed near Sorel on the 10th
inst. was saved from drowning by New
foundand dog. She grasped rope, which
was attached to the dogs neck, and ne gal
lap,ly and safely towed her to the shore.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

We see it stated that Mr.. Calhoun has
contributed $4,000 to establish an admins
uation, proslavery and anti aboliton paper
in New York 1t is to be called the uni
.ed States Sentinel and National Union"
and the first number will appear early next
month