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TgHHlE subscriber offers for sale the Plan
IL talion on which she now resides, con
laIning thirteen hundred acres. OF which
there are about six hundred acres under
fence, and in good repair. 1t is situated
on the Graham road, nineteen miles above
Camden. There are on the premises, q
very comfortable Dwelling House and all
necessary Out Buildings.
The above land cilrr very low, and Oh
4 credit Of one, two and three wears. Any
person DESTROYS Of purchasing will do wei!
to cali AID examine for themselves.
JANE MAYHEM.
Aug. 90. 3.33.
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THE subscriber tenders - lis friends and
customers, his thanks t"r their patronage,
and at The same :inr, respectfully calls on
all indebted to hinr .ol immcd!air payment
or satisfactory arrangements. Nothing
but necessity compel, him t" make iiIi>
urncn, demand. And i" hopes that ,h,
call will no, be t!i:T"gar,Icd, and cun>trlir.
i;n, to use <ammG:y measures 20 yc"i.z"
his iustclliu$.
{. II DAVIS.
JIrc - -. i
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Sr ,Io>rrll, Sent. II.

our a.riru,io'i ttuly 10 record farther SIC
keniHg details of Indian barbarlty. VA
Thursday morning the l9th inst, the
house of Mr.. Wvlcy Jones, on The ic"'-
iina in Washington county about siNty
miles north of This place, was a.!ac"c.!
by a parry uf iudianS, the premises all
burnt, and Mrs. Jones and one OF her
children an iaEant, shot. We have con-
vcrscd with Mr.. JJncS, who says that hc
was returning from enc O.. his fields about
10 o'clock, in the morning, AID Whrh
within two hundred yards OF the house,
heard four or live rifles fired il his yard.
he ran fer Ike house ana On,,risin9 ihc hill,
found the house s!igrJlEadcI Icy l"".a''
and eight or ten in the piazza. The l:-
d;aa$ discovered him at that moment ANA
pursued him, firing and whoori"@ at hlE:
like devils. Being entirely harmed,
without cvcn knife, he ilr' "a. r:rai.r"
in tho hammock. Mr. JONES daughter, Il
girl Of about I3 wears Of arc, states that
Lcr mother, Il negro w0lAan ana tour r!'i''
.rcn were in the house when III! Indians
were discovered in the yard. Mrs. JoHcs
rangh, up the youngest child and was shot
attempting to escape out ol The IoCr,
struck b ! three balls, one passing .hfoG2h
the ilrad of The child in her arms. ihr
daughter ahuvc mentioned took the tN"
children, ami while The Indians were rLn-
>acki1.g AMI pluulcring the house, passed
ont t!nmul.s;c,i and hid them i'll Tie bu>s!@S.
Tie lilli. heroine then returned 10 The
houSc, is The mi,l<t Of the lAdia.,s. helped
her t!colLcr ur, vino was ing IA ihr
Porch assisted hcr about three hundred
wards iHto the field, when becoming ialnt
from loss Of LlOId, the litIc girl Iril her
in search Of water. She returned vita H.
bui hcr lnui;!rr after drinking, Gic'! III a
lew tnelHsntS. She then covered hcr no.
,hcr and 1ilc dead infant with b"sacs and
carried the remaining children - Tic E'a:
est neish5ur. The Indians destroyed all
che flrnture. and stole about $500 the
most o.' which, was in specie, and car.
rice. OIL, or burnt III" notes an,! other pa
ncctcd with this outrage is lIa' the nnI!
inoncy fo1ut il !i.c yard WAS l. Is" '"'lar
bill OF. a hr"h"n bank III v r;"t"Wha' Ma
Was it instinct thai ciIA!i ID ii" t! ..iia''r
10 discriminate between good nonc! m"
bad. 4 few days before tbs outrage Nh.
John Logarti,y, While drScrn':ing the
Chipola river, III boa! IaIcn with ro'a
toes, e2gS and chicncn$, was A!:.cL pro-
"ahlv Ir :" >AH'r party, as p'cc's OF
ia:pan';n hr'""S:n@ II the o"at were
found Il, ;hcif camping place about a mile
above Jones. Mr.. l.. had with lIlul on
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TAKE HCYJCE'

TG'lIN$E indebted TO jas. J. Dumia; -.
L. slSncc OF II. w. Dunlap, vii! tale no-
tee tia! alE instructed to bring suit up
on GN notes and accounts without dis.
Iincllon,) not settled before Return Day.
J. I. DICKINSON.
Oct g.
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HORRIBLE AsSASsrxArIoS.--Un,lcr
this head the Clinton. (Lou.) prmocr;n cf
tho 9th, giv:$ ii: E.lInwing account. "pn
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Oct. 3.

G7 We arc authorized 10 i,si-
W nouncc the Hon. THOMAS j.
SUMTER, our present Representative III
Congress, as Candidate for reelection.
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Y'lee Shooting Watch fOr the
,n.n:tXh ~ FILA

will take place Immediately after dinner.
Az mcnlbcr in full uniform, may take -
many shots as he plcases, on payin9 "a
cents for each shot to the Secretary. The
distance will be 100 yards with rest, or
Is yards OF hand. Members Levy. Sizcr
and Alexander Johnson arc detailed as
iuGmcy of the ""n hand" match, and mrin-
brrs Nauiin, M"I,lc aud Charles Perkins
IW!4'S,! the "rc,l' match.
Ev order Of Capt. lirEGN>"N.
JOHNSTON, q. :.
Oct. 3.
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New aud { heap Goods.

-NfN dllu 'lEul' NOOuS"
VzvHE Subscribers are just opening their
"a FalIanl Winter $tcch of Gonds (which
they pr"pp5c ceiling IL; unprecedented low
rrr,>j consisting In parI OF
Supcriine blue. black. browu, green, undi
grey Broad Cloths
blue Beaver Cloths,
DE Skis CassimcFes s. SaiIinct..
l'rc..rh aud English Mcrrus,
PLAIN and isd Nous Lain de- l.aius~
RirI, Injured and satin striped Cllally's.
White. red and green Flannels ot all q'ls,
Kcntucky Jeans g.
SUP. D!lch Bpmbaz!ne.
COTTON GOODS.
A great variety oi American, English and
French Prints,
Scntch and French Gingham,
Cotton Cambria, Jackonet & Null Muslins,
Plain uud fgnred Swiss Muslin,
Cross bard Mu5llAs,
Swiss "
{ Book Mas!ins and Bishop Lawns,
Marscillcs and Wadlcd Skirts,
Black und white corded skirts,
! Blue York Jeans and DENNIS,
Apron apd Furniture Check,
! BIcacleL IIu,Gcspun ut all prices from @ Ia
cents Up,
Unbcachct do, from 7ccnls up,
Suffolk Drilling,
Bed Tick.
SILKS.
Super alian L,rssring,
Blue black Gro dc Swiss.
" Black I"
{. Blue black figured Silks
Plain and figured colored Silks,
Colorcd and white Florence,
" /" Satin,
Black &"
Rich Silk Velvet vcsting, figured,
Valencia "
Fancy shawls Of various qualities.
\ handsome assortment Bonnet Ribbons,
!" 1" Satin and Tafata do,
; Ladies' Silk and Kid Gloves,
Black end white Silk Hose,
An assortment work d Collars g. Tippets,
j" Gcn,lcmen's Stocks,
Chenille & Zcphir Worscd,
LINENS.
Linen Shccting and shirting,
I Russia g " L"
! Rich single and double Damask Table
Cloths,
Fine and common brown Table Cloths,
Colored Table Covers,
White and yellow Working Canvass,
Single and double damask diaper and
Barnslcy, Russia and bird eye Diaper,
Linen Cambria IIandkcrchiels, hem stitch,
BONNETS.
Various qualities Straw Bonnets,
! =" " LeghoTn do.
" Hoods.
ALSO,
4 large stock frs. rate Negro Cloths,
L" :" " Mackinaw and Dufil Blankets,
4 complete asso, tmeH Of Saddlery,
{" Hats and Caps.
SHOES.
Gcntcmcn's fine fair stitch calf Shoes.
I" Bootees,
Boys Gne calf shoes and Bootees,
Ladies English and American Kid Slippers,
I" Kid and Seal Walking Shoes,
Leather Shoes,
Misses kid and prunclla slippers,
Morocco and seal walking shoes,
Children's leather and Morocco Boo.ees.
:, u" slippers,
Men and boys stout blk and russet bootees.
These shoes having been manufactured
expressly for ourselves by Ryan & Haver-
stick, Of Philadelphia, and White, Of Dur
ham, will be found Of excellent workman.
ship and style, which we are authorised 70
warrant.
ALSO,
! Mems stout bound and unbound shoes,
500 pair negro shoes, manufactured By ouf.
selves Of good northern stock.
We have also, good stock Hardware
Crockcry nd Groceries.
Having laid in very heavy stock u
Goods we are determined to sell them as
very small advance, and would invite he
public to call and examine before they par.
chase. JONES g. HUGilSON.
scptl9 AZ
.N0ticc.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

other counties In the State, would Initiate
Carrol--and exert themselves to bring
education within the reach Of every child
within our borders, be that child rich OF
poor, thigh or humble origin
Tony mind, Middleton seems pariicu-
larly well fitted for sea, Of learning
lis situation is beautiful and agreeable, and
il is sufficiently near TO the grcnt north
ern maiI route. The country around
Middleton is pleasant and fertile, and sub
sislence as cheap, presume, as 10 ans
pnr If The State. THE citizens are public
spirited and zealousIy devoted 10 the sub
ect Of education. doubt il the people
oflhis part OF the State ca send their
children 10 schools within the State, com
bining more adyanlng than hose OF Mid
dlclon.
To the citizens Of Holmes and other
counties, would shy, strive to overtake
Carroll il the noble ambition Of erceiiing
in The cultivation Of The mind Of the Iisint
generation.
-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
MARsHAL's SALE.

! 7, MO pi. Lo,, Relurnable 70 U. 3.
Z. n a,,',T 49, Circuit Court, 70
Jos PieEsns & suredss Nov. tern iS4O'
lInlsey s. Uter
Us Send expo
Jos g Pickens Surties I:...
WD Y virtue pf The above stated vendl,'o
.HD exoonas 10 me directed iiom the
Hon UniIed STATES Circuh CouF. Tor me
southern Dislrle. of MississpFl ! WIN
expoee 70 public sale, Tor cash, before iee
Court house door Of Holmes county, MS
sissippi, on : e..,,c,,e~
next within HE hours prescribed ny 'aw'
,he undivided interest Of the following
described land, 70 viii. the south hall west
half south east quarter, section ", town,
sllip l3, range 8 east; north hali west
|haifnort east quarter, section p township
The aboys stated land y lying and
lheino n Holmes county, and levied on as
Inc 6roporty j q Pickens, ana WI
sell his undivided interest, to satisfy me
above stated vendiliO exponas and cos' q
suit. 4,,,,x M...Lat
RI p M. FERGUSON,
Deputy Marshal
a % q pr fee Ga
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
For the Lexington uuion.
Ai1nnIEroN. AUGUST ], 1910.

TINS day concludes the examinations q
ne various schools, which confer 50 much
honor upon The citizens Of Carroll County
and Middleton 10 particular. Having
attended with some care 10 the exhibition
~ Tie requirements d the various classes,
!, has qiven mo no little pleasure 10 OBJ
sarge he interest manifested W the
ashoIars IL The studies which they pur.
sne The method Of instruction adopted
and appareniIy carried out with peFseyer,
lance and skill by tho various Instructors Q
,hese schools, shows that corsls'en', "a
1,;onnl and effective mode Of educa''on =
TAey seem % think, and rightly 100
Nat education consists in learning 70 nm
ard % understand that children are no
noe,s ;mi,ators, but endowed with reaso'
4 md capnci,y for improving the jndgmen
"a we'll as the memory.
Ma The beast agreeable part Of mes
cxhib;,inns has been the eagerness' whcl
ocoo,e from all parts Of the county hay
shown q witness the examinations.
shows that they are beglaning % pke =
10 a proper sense Of the value o. scnoo'
M, Ne ssschooI,master is abroad" g SON
itiAt hiN 4 ~ sis. ~ w t.tfna n nd ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
2NC7


Al a call meeting Of lexington Lodge
No. 81, held in their lodge room, N the
town &c Lexington, on Monday 9Th ju>
Is, a. ID. 1910 A. l.. $50
The following preumble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted;
Wherena, That (elI.monster death, has
been in our midst, and With his irop gasp
suatched from amongt us, our much below
ed Brother aud friend, WnIIAM r. Aus
TIN, who has left a vile and Two small
children, with numerous connexion to
mourn his hss. therefore
Resolved, That in The death Of oul
Brother, The fraternity have lost membeI
deeply 10 be dcplored 10y all true Masons
The bercayod wife aud children, hus
band and father, kind and afFectenatc, anr
in society, an orderly upright ciizen.
Resolved, That We deeply sympalhis
with The bereaycd wife and children, in IN
irreparahle loss they have sustained IN Tn
death OF The deceased.
Resolved, That as a token Of our res
pect FOR the deceased, we will wear IN
usual badge Of mourning fur The space
thirty days. !,
Resolved, Ths, the foregoing p,eoinbl
and resolutions, be published in the Ley
ington Union and thotlhe Secretary TO
ward a copy containing the same to til
relatives Of The deceased.
JOHN M. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Stcrcidry.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

We have received crcnlar from a
Democratic Committee, Of Warren coun-
~, urging upon the Democracy the pro
pliety Of holding State Convention on
lie third Mondny Of September. The
move is good one. When we see the
gigantic operations Of lie Wings, by pro-
cessione, the IInsel and trun perry ofmelo
dramatic exhibitions, clog. cabin and hard
CIDER hunihues, iafammalory speeches
.'.Nilhary Glory" pamehlets, papers and
Biographies, adj pt,d 10 different mcrldlans
locomotive speech mokers, and strolllne
political minsreis, all addressing them
selves 10 The passions Of men, il is time
for the Democracy 10 gather around tht
old family altar Of principle and Ivy facts
and Arguments address the Judgment Q
the people.
While The Wings manifest their anclen
lisrusl or tbe people by exciting apPlIca
tions 10 ,hcir fancy and lriyolity, let US
like Jefferson against the federalism Of hi
day, grid on The armor Of truth and man
lfuIIy do battle in lis cause, trusting 10 III
understandings and sound comm'n sens
+ the pco. le.
10 enabIc US TO acl uniledly and under
lslandingly 30 give q long pail, sironi
lpnll. and pull alloselner," Stat
/ Conseniion will be Of great service
1 The Democracy Of Holmes will FARMS
their share OF The materials.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

Ia this Town, on Sunday evening, lie
2Gih Of July, WILLIAM T. AUSTIN,
aged 81 years.
10 record The death Of those, with
whom We are in the habit Of daily assoct-
alton, is one Of the saddrst tasks, which
the Offices Of irieudship impose upon US.
1t is even more melancholy, y hen we
reflect Tia; one Of our kiudest and WORTH
est citzcns has gone out from among u.s.
Those who best knew the sni jeci OF tins
notice. Lived him most. With an I'M
cloudod intellect, nature had bestowed
mon him heart, filled With the ki'tI;es'
affections, and beating with the impulses
Of honesty, candor, sincerity and trulh
In all his acts, he has approved himself
he conscientious ciizep, the aficelionot(
husband, the icuder father, the farLn
friend. Though he he's ceased 20 dwt'
with us, his virtues will flourish IN 'h'
memories Of all who knew hiT.
In this place on Monday last CliRio
TOPPER TROUT, aged about 81
years--The deceased was a citizen 0
Yalobusha county, Miss; but had res'de'
il Lexington, for the last year, where y
has left numerous fliends and acqnainlan
ces 10 depIore his loss.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
CHANGES. cIlANf:l,s


'oa person unacquaintcd With wing tricks, i
u'u indeed seem, hat Astonishing changes are
Poson ~ laycr Of Gen. Harrison, = 10 cxtray,-
ny are tie boastinga aud prophecies Of his
pymds' Thee, IS nothing, however, ii any such
'lo" ueyices at all calculated To give tie
,uoefals the least uneasincss. This is an old
"eo VI tue wings, but one, which, fortunately
lth little success.
many OIL our readers will rccolleet how they
u. Ss M ana boosted in 1882, aud how loudly
, %lAou oil ehongcs,n althat Inn, --and they
on l.,o ioeoect, how signally all oil their sage
P,pSGe", were lals6Cd in the result Of the
Nv election Of that year.
bsn, ",eDelorc US several extracts from tncu-
4 IL ~ laTth in the memorable year Of 1882
,aS convention at Worcester, Mass, aud
MAY ue enforcement Of ex-senator S,l.bee
Wrcn W., "a" serve TO show The great similarity be-
cv;oa. wig Tactics Of that day, and tic mserall,
nm lies ,a ny which they are now endcavouring L
Jianu deceive The people.
hid. "AA' these spacious whg prophets lhci
bpuon ,,,. W Pescnt appearances nnthoize al
knp ~, we CONSIDER IT CERTAIN that The follow
i, Nv VIII be given AaAixsr GAN. JacKsSH
"A massachusetts, II, Vernon; I, Rhode I.lan,
Rp,nn ,anIs'ucut >, New YORK AZ, New jersey 1
tona "SIia 80 Delaware 3, Maryland7 I. LOU
'AarcyD,oI ,een,ucky IS, Ohio 81, making in al
'a5ie S a ,o4;0l Q these we add rs hirflyp,oy
which ad1a, U, SoGia Caroiiaa IL, iuuiana
whole rn uuvu 70 the former sam, ghcs ly4, III
From "u s Of votes being 2ss.'
|hL wb;a Se calculations ofrx-scnator Ssboe All
/ ss, i n aehds at the Worcester convention
la, on, H. s y appears that Gen. jackson. was
AaNvuly VI cCctorial 90. ..h,,,. III M. Il IN,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
NOTICE.
TUE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

TUE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ioLMEs CouNTY--To WIT;
Probate Coarf--August Term, lS4O.
"a GREEABY 10 on order Of the
"a Honorable Probate Court Of said
county and State, made at the August
Term 1910 thereof; notice is hereby
given 10 all persons interested in the lands
lencments, and hcredi,atmens OF Fielding
Foster, late Of said county deceasedi TO
be aud personally appear before this court
on the fret monday in October next, TO
show cause il any they have, Or can why
an order should not be made for the sale
Of lhe following lands belonging 70 said
decedents estate, 10 wit. scnlh hall Of
east halt Of south east quarter Of section
10, township la, range a east. Edmund
Foster Administrator.
Witness the Hon. A.. Wilson
Judge Of said court, the frs
Monday Of August 1910.
Issued the 9Th day Of August, lS4O
| j. M. HOLLINGSWORTH, Cpk.
August 3, 39--6w. Price $40 %
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
CAREoILraN Lorun 10. 30

CAREoLLToN LopUE NO. 90
July 25lh, "A. 4. 5s4U.
TO ALL THE RNLlcnrENED THRoucHoUT
THE WORLD!
EEE il kaown, that SAMUEL a.
LED PORTER was This day expelled,
and forever debarred from The rights ano
privileges Of Free Missionary, for unma-
sonic conduct.
Published BY orderof tho Lodge This
The 25lh day of .July,A L. 5s4O, NJ a
d. 1910.
JER. COOPER, Sec'y.
or P.S. Publishers q papers friend
Ily 10 Masonry, are requested ~ me
Lodge 10 rive The foregoing on insertion.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
MARSHAL SALE.

Edward Anderson, Eeurnab!e % II
q yend e,ro Circuit Court to
Jas G Pole 4 suri,;o, Nov. term le40.
HBY virtue Of The above stated vcndi-
ED ito exponas 70 me directed,. from
Inc Hon. United States Circuit Court
for the Soulhern District Of Mississippi,
!! al expose 10 public sale for cash be-
fore The Court house door Of Holmes coun-
.iy Mississippi, on
Monday, he IAN day of September
next, within The hours prescnbed by law,
I.ll the right, tile and interest, the said
defendant bath in or to the following de-
seribcd land, 10 wit: lot Dumber4, section
l26, No. /, Sand 6 section 27 J lots y, 4,
land %, section 81; and lots number I
and 5, Of section 81, township 10, range :
east; aud the undivided sixth part 81 ihe
west hall, south west quarter Of section ~
and west hall uer'h west quarter, seciIor
I23; and wcet half, north west quarter o
section % ;and south half, east halt, nortl
west quarter of section IA all in TOWNSHIP
10, range east, aad also, one town lo.iI
The town Of Montgomery and kaown o.
ihe map Of said town, as lot number ..
Levied on as lbe property OF William
Pckens, and viii be sold TO satisfy 10
above yendtio exponas and cost Of suit.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
BY P. M. Ferguson, D. NJ.
Auonst 2 80 q pr. fee Sl4.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

plsh 'l'i ~ d, 10 prohibit the removal
reTts,,,o,c 70 State, or to discriminate
ron' o ',,n,ous of one poliioa 2 Ae
e 'nolher, with the views aiore-
cy az" , G of The Contribution, de-
H'Gl,"'5amentnl principles on which
. ile 'o, sites rests, and bcy ond The ~
y Coage's' RI ~ 49,,
Ill, yeas 49, nays y, - 49,. ,"'
i only we're Democrats FORTY
odno Southern man Of either
,iaing part Of 'hia resolution i
4, il a practical p"io' q view and
p, o,, NATION, memorial, resolnF'on,
" eg Ga.. a. leiatilg il my way'g 70
o1 ,%%",c,r' ,Imll, onlhc picsenaiinn
Iie s,' ~, ,uy lnrlhrr action lhre2n, be
's,loa Vy,J without being debated, nm
tocl. .a
l9s, as''o'' ~ -
line oply we're Democrats LEAVING
i, and fuc Southcrn Heaven save
,ag Ehig&
norc--lhc records Of the House
|. GLOWING STATE Of parties on TINS
.o ga, made by Mr.. Shade, hat 'h'
~, ."doo 10 the orter Of business nc s'is
''D"',hle him to move a resolution
" ,.,I at tha Clerks lahlr,as follows
a.. herr exists, and iscaific'i on, be
NJ ''r o,J, in the District o. Columbia, am
~ !. " ,he upled states, and under III
iGe laws thereof, trade IN huma
u W., INV thousands OF them are, annual
,sns3or,cd fion said Disuict 10 fllsIu
, I%' CAM rs, in vessels belonging to q
the Uuitcd States :,
ciorc, to ,h1 end Oa. 'l'l o. ~ ,'aoS a. 10
E.Iy y for the evil speedily pro'i,led
,,,J Tbat % much OF the fifth scct'on'
lmio,s on thc subject Of slEery, Fass'
House on the 'th aud ls'h ., w Il. H.
Et,i I' 10 State, AMI prohibits The action
oaSe' anu every pt ,ho sao'e be-, md lur
r'cinIcd.
tbs 'Ii%'o'' '"''' ="
PAYS "''c We ''' ''''' NV
ana DO " 'i'"'' "'"'s'
Hy Of thai party, headed " t'L'
BIZ, the most aoloitoss ana 'Hoei''3
AboftIohl'' ~ 1on9''Ss' WING
all that congress ma alrcauy 20
oonrp,s lbolition treason. aud
! into Conaress, measures, striking
t,,g Lcc,, oc,5e So,,t.l
INK o.;.I.,,
L. 1 Al
Wv aus al nave 'ne'o i'0'S We
We arc s''lshed mar no party III
touIi bad them Uith the Alollti
ia the support Of any man, OF /
H. Cannot every man or conn
Hdly see by the record and rofcs ab
ITO D.,,,croc, of ,ho NH =,
h.'C,,,,,.
., of H., III ). -. :
Ill., even a. HE Sauth is 10 h ,sellf
il, M, ol.,;o ,h,, ,ho D.,,,c,on
! yo,,b have nl,n,ed ,l,cmscIycs !,
! constitution. b ,hlly frowncd unon
3 RI, & III. A,oJj,i,n,s,a. ana o,,r;o,;
|,corued 10 ,c cciye ans aece.sio, IL /,
,.,b l.. H., /,
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

fed in the result. Instead Of the "a electoral
votes, which these wise men allowed him, q ev,nL
JAcSshS RrcnyrD 2l9, Nhls IlENpY CRAY,
RrcG.vEn ONLY Az. SO much Tor whig prohccics.