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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Valuable Plantation for sale,

sEahNM will seu on reasonable terms nt7
N4s& plantation 10 N0xubee county, situated
49, between the Tomblgbee and Noyubee
rivers ten miles from the Bigbtt, and
ont from The Noxu6ec, and wing directly on he
road leading from Macon u Jamestown and Games
vile Alabama, The tract contains $50 acres, about
ga0 acres Of which is prairie, and the whoe OF Il is
TIE sTst quality Of cotton and, being 81 rich san
dy soil. There are about 700 acres IA fne state
Of cultivation. The Plantation is well wsiered hy
creek running through II, and a>U has on i, three
springs of limestone water wlich tan throughout
the wear; besides well IN the ward o. as fiae ifee.
stone water as can be found in the State. There
are ca the premises two fine Young orchards Of
choice truii. The buildings are a comfortable dwell
lug house, negTo cabins, corn cribs, cotton a.n
with screw SC. sc. TblS Place was formerly
ownei by Mr.. X. Ridgeway, and is known b. tie
name 0i toe Rdgewsy tract. ANY ore wishing to
purchase a cotton Plantation would so wei 10 exam.
inc tie premises, For further particulars apply to
he subscriber living in Macon, or IN his absence To
Mr.. Rdgewsy, proprietor Of the Washington Hall
Macon or to Mr.. c. Hairless four miiss ffnm Macon
H. y. Sp0oNER.
Macon, June 90, iS30-5l-li,
10 The Tuscaloosa Flag, and The Huntsville
Democrat are rraues,e, 70 publish the above 10 the
amount Of 1--WE dollars each, and send their hl.s to
me as above. H. y. SPuONER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Feb. IA, 1910.

az ACT 10 prescribe the Funds receivable for
State IGre,, ard other purposes
SECTl0N /, Be 1t enacted BY the Legislature Of
- the State Of Mississippi, That the notes of all
the banks OF this State which pay specie on demand
for all their matlred circulation, shall be receivable
for all taxes and dues to the State Provided, how
ever, That no post note, now issued, of auv bank
or banks having more than nine months 10 run. at
the time It shall he offered Tor taxes or other dues to
the State, shall be received
Sec. .. And be it further enacted, That this act
shall take effect from and after ITS passage. and shall
continue in force until the first Monday in January,
eighteen hundred and lorty-one, ard 70 longer.
J. SPElGHT,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
GEORGE b AUGUSTUS,
President Of tn Senate.
Approved, February 9, lsio.
A. G. McHuTr.
Am
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
IN Wade Il. Gordon, deed. are hereby notified Ia
present The same duly authenticated, within The time
prescribed BY law, ~ the same viii be hreerr bar
red Persons indebted 10 The estate II tie SAID de.
evased are equcssed to make immediate payment.
JAMES II. TURNER,
EzeeWtsr
Jan. ls,h, ts4e. ASH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
DRS. TATE 4 WINTER,

HANlNG associated together, respectfully olcr
n their services to The pubic n The various
branches OF their profession. an Srrgiea! eBfya.
ions performed. The pressure Of the Imt> beias
great, their bills viii he moderate Office m Tie cor
ner Of Market ami Washington streets, opposite the
Washington Hal
Columbus, May Esd lslO-46-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
L Dun I.

TIME accounts Of The undersigned are done
Il drawn oH, and when they are "doas' psid,
we shall have done dJBaiDg.
"Dt teers done. sksH 't,s dong fAsa fieere wsu
Il rers do@s gRickly"
PFISTER 4 GOODWIN.
~. D. II something j. not done soon, We sha !
soon he "joae oyer."
January rs, l54o. esfr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Treasnrer's Office.
Nv Of jackson. February sth. 1910.

City Of Jackson February sth. 1870
CIR 1T Herewith YOU viii receive copy Of an
- act o! the Legislature pasSrd this day, presori-
bng the kind OF funds receivable IN payment for
all taxes and dues to the State"
From the assessment rolls returned to the Audi
tors Office appears that much property IN your
county subject to taxation, has not been assessed
The law ~ such cases requires the tax collector to
taxes on all property emitted by the assessor
and 10 collect and pay the same into the State Trea-
sury.
Below you will find statement OF a portion OF
the property not assessed in your county. You VIII
be particular TO assess and collect the lawful tax on
SAID property.
am instructed 10 notify you, that suit will be 10.
slIuled on your bond, unless the taxes due on the
FIRST day Of March, lS40 are paid on or before that
lime, into the State Treasury Interest, at The rate
Of thirty per cent per anuum will. in oil cases be
exacted, as required by law on all arrearaees.
aIn, Sir yours, respectfully
JAMES G. WILLIAMS,
State Treasurer,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
ENecIitnrss Notice.

ALL re rsons indebted 10 the estate o. " !,
n Pax, decd late Of MonFue county -. =. ht
hereby required 70 make payment soa VI ~ ,,rsl
Ing demands against it. 10 present hen y !. M
Of The saw, on else his nolice viii Dc p'fao =
Feeoa cry.
REUBEN v. RFvs..,Ips. Efssai''
May SON. ls.,.-a,-6w,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Law Notice.

I'D EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
M and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated
themselves IN the practice of Lsw. One or more Of
the firm will attend to business confded iothem in
the Circuit Courtttf Lowudcs, Monroe, Chickasaw
Porioloc, Tippah, Tshemingo, ltawamba aud
Oklibbceha; the Federal and Cbancery Courts
and the High Court of Errors and Appeals atJack
son.
r, DAVIS, Odice in Athens Monroe County, Mi.
j. GoopwISs, in Aberdeen. Monroe /"
$. CocKE's 10 Columbus, Lowndes " g
march 8, ls5s-34tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Medical Spring Bathing House


vENlllS establishment is now open for the season
L. Tive baths having been newly painted, and ev-
cry department put N good order, the pubic can
oe well accommodated. To the Ladies department
sew baths have been furnished and # Here IS seii.
crnt encouragement they wit he kept exclusively
" their use. The subscribers family vii. reside on
'he ot. so that ladies' can enter from lis residence
through The garden OF as formerly
TERMS OF BATHING.
OF S1E.e warm BATH so cents
tW amt. OF $ Il tickets
FOR The season IRON Isl hpdl TO lst 0cio-
Der tmoH;hs, so 90
PAYABLE IN advance, aue in par lnpds
The house may be lee open on Sandays from sun
rise to : o'clock, A. M--but the servants will re-
oeFe The pay-cnnsequeuiiy each person suhScr-
bng viii be required to pay 90 extra Of % cents to
'hem. ID. \. BALDWIN.
April lst, lsin,- Ss-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
NIississippi Female COIIest'

TIME examination .: TIE yeaag ..afs = II ~
i s.anticn viii begin on The Isl Menoa. a y
AK. On The succeeding Friday, the hono,' !, y
College wia ba conferred on the senior = s58ss
Baptist church, q; which time and aes' Reg ~
wal br delivered 10 ,he graduates ~ US * $50
Armstrong. 9ul- ----'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

MILL in future devale has whole ateaiina
w 10 The practice ~ the several branches 81 his
profession at The late residence Of bis father, he
tween Cos NimTod DSys sad LiaJSss's Ferry HE
wal practice upon as reasonable Terms as any oIber
regularly bird physician IN the eoaaiy,
December 1,h, l5S9.-2a-,E
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Carriages for Sale.

ONrrl0stS Tor sale.
A X. WOLFlNGTON has on hand and is still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson l. Co,
mandatory at the north handsome sssortmeBto
all kinds OF = X IS, consisting in parl
Coschees, Chanees. Barorchss aud Burrys. Sc.
sc: which be sold on reasonable terms al bIs
Repository.
Az Repairing done with neatness and desna,ch al
his old stand on Market street, Columbus.
march 9, 1889 Ssti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
One Hundred Dollars Reward


Y EFT the subscribers On the Isl o. NAY ~
- Columhis Mi two negroes, Of ne lOlS sss
description MOSES, 23or 4 years O ag1 .s II
10 or II Inches high, rather Of copper GoT III
bald headed he was formerly owned by Ny r Ss~I
near Elklon, Tenn. HENRY IS s'oM Li E,Vr ~,
bout the same age, feet or 10 inches es w. ,s,s
black, aud has lost some one or Two OF his o
aud was raised by Mr. Richard Barry Of Oo ~. i.
TIE above reward viii be given to any Os .' !
may confne ~ jail the above named n H.,
that we Gel them. or half The amount lot r sl1S
NJ. NJ s i. b, bhVoN'
Jnne 25,h 1870 SIN -. pgs
s.@.rhe Nashville Union, and Democ,l.s An |,
Pulaski, Tenn, viii please insert the aOo,' a Il
amounted $40. ard forward 'helr accOu. Nv, 4.
office Tor payment, with a copy o. NE E'ERB.
ialuing The advertisement. NJ. NJ, :"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Twenty. five Dollars Reward.
Trust Sale.

Df vntue Of a deed o trust executed by Fie-
ID Ding Oakley 10 me, daied tie sxie,n.h ,'ay Of
May is4o, and dEy recorded "a tie Probale Clerks
office % Oktibheha County. and f6r The purposes
therein mentioned, the subscriber viii proceed nj
the dwelling house % him 'he s7d F,.dar OakeS
on Tuesday tie 18th dsy ct ID -ceuLer next % sell
10 The highest bidder 1t public auction. for cash.
the following lands and perScuai pro )eriy, to uit
The south west quarter 81 section twrnty.nHe Gown.
snip nineteen, north otrlugv fourteen east, also the
north east quarter Of >ectian tweniy-one township
nineteen, range fUr,eeR east also nnr nerrt, man
named Henry together villa tie following goods and
chattes and stock 10 vii: hls tnlge stuck u hafsts
supposed To CONSIST ul iwcatv heed; and catt sup
posed TO consist Of forty head; one Naggon h.s tn
Ire stock nt hogs, supposed o. cuaSsl Of iity head
one set OF Smith TooS. five ieslltr beads nd ur-
nAnFc, hss hause-hoid and kllcLen furniture. Atilng
as iruSse,i vii conrcy 20 the purchaser Or parcha-
StsS such iit.e as IS vested IN me.
CHARLES P. MONTGOMERY. Truz:s4
June 18th, l5lo--l9- COW PIT. Sc IN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
N to the sabscriber,are earnesil, requested 10
pay UP, otherwise he shall oe uader the disageea-
ble necessity ofenierriug payment.
Feb g. 1855 sou 7. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Law Notice.
DiSagreeablC.

NECESSITY will compel US 20 give our &C
IL counts To some persnn capable 1t collecting
them after the a0lh u this month.
a word 10 the WISE &c.
PFlSrER \ GOODWIN.
April llIh, $40, 40-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

10y virtue of deed al TfuS, executed hy John
- Daley on the lSih April, ls4o, and duly re-
corded 10 Tx otiee Of the Ceik Of the Probate coatt
Of ChickaSw county, Mississippi, for the purposes
therein mtn'0ned Iwill offer for sale iot cash at
pubic auction, 10 front Of the Court house de0r. IN
The town Of Houston, IN sail county, On the 9th day
OF November next, beng the LIST DAY ot the Faa
Term oitle Circuit Court Of sad eaun,y. Ihe fol-
lowing described lo,s to Wit, Lots number oDe, ,wa
and eight, IN square number hlesB. the whoe Of
SQGare number sixteen, lol number three square
Rugl6er four, The Whole o, 81; nu1iaer t'so, 10
square number Aur. except twenty ieet font ard
thirty three ect back, according to the pan Of sur
vev Of said town,
Title believed 10 be good. Such tile only vii he
convcyed as IS vested IN me hy sad deed 81 ;fu>,.
II. r. CARTER. Trussee.
Nav s,h, lS+0.-s5-36w. FPr liz $50 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Millinery and Dress Making

AIRS, BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala. re-
w specially informs The ladies' OF Columbus and
It's vicinity, that she has recently commenced the
above business at her residence the corner Of St
Geneveye and Fnyette streets. She will make, on
the shortest notice. straw silk and ihncy bonncis of
rauner and after the most approved style.
June 9, 1889 lstf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Law Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed the piac
H tee Of law, will attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo, aud the adjacent counties; the Chaueery
Supreme and Federal Courts at jackson. Olilce al
his residence YaZoo county, ten miles South ot Ben
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV. Miss,
Nav both, ISSs,-46-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
PhSter 4 Goodwin
Drugs and Medicines.
Oldridge,s Balm of Columbia.

vUNhlS article stops the halr from coming out
l. producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
the hair from Iutnng grey, and restores Il on places
that have become bald. As irhiste-s are again
cGming TO ashion, hose who wish Tor FaPsd growth
and OF beautiful back color will Dc well 10 cal be-
lore ii is all SODA fresh stock just received and
for sale BY f SMITH
Angus, 81. isSe-s-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
mr.. u. MCNEIL.

his services to the eiiiEens y 4 Ntw
" bus and lis vicinity, in The pr1ellce < Jsa
-lxE and IFS collateral Branches oihce o. -. i
Stree, opposite Col. John Huddlss'on, ~
nay be fmnj, unless Professionally eng's.a-t
Columbus June, 10, 1880.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
NIarshal's Sale,

20 On o.. e. "A,
William d. Amis and oilers, Dec TERM ~
10y virtue of the above specified Nrits and otImi
I'D to me directed from tie honorable Drfn
Court Of The United States, for the Northern Dis
rict Of Mississippi, viii sell on Monday NE g1b
day of july, $50, at the Court House Of LoEra
County, the following described lands oWH lie
south hall Of section twenty four the north se
quarter and east BALLOT the north west quarter d
section twenty FIVE, being in township eguetl
north Of range sixteen east, being in Log6t8 tdaa'
II, also. The west half of section twenty five; Ht
north half OF section thirty five, the wesl fstOa
north west quarter Of section thirty SIX, lie we
haifof The south west quarter, of section 'EHI
lhree, all in township nineteen, north o range s'
enteen eaSt; Also eighty acres OF land IN seem
twenty seven, running Tor ole mile RoTlhan Ht@
on the whole length Of The section on the essen
boundary, Of section twenty seven, andas lafFH
as to embrace the said eighty acres in same 'pT''
ship and range, together with the emheme0' 'na
appearances tlereputo belonging. Also The n@',
ifg described lot situated and beng IN The 'osoH
Columbus. 10 tie State Of Mississippi: tnHY M
feet ON Market street, commencing a POM 'sV'
~ Two feet from the north east corner Of a.ah
number twu, north Of Nam street, and TURKEY
soulhardly thuly four feet along Market "' n,
thence westwa'dly Rire,y eet, thence norloE'n!
thirty four leet, parallel with Market street W's
eaStwardiy ninety ieet 10 the place oil o'g'WsIs
beng the brick Office occupied by defendant VIZ
D. AIMS, and loi adjoining on the SOUTH :.
Le7iednn as The properly OF Wm. u. any, y
Of said defendants, to satisfy the above Oanea CIV
cunons and all cost. ,,
ADOLPHUS 6. WEIR, :,
Marshal y. Dist NJ
By l.. H. AnLrv, Deputy. .,m
June 9th lS40.--5l -5w. r. Ice s-' V
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
BY the Governor.
THOMAS WOODWARD.

Jackson, Nj. June 10, 1870
To- The M>sisSppian, Columbus Democrat,
Grenada Reporter aud Eastern Clarion will insert
the above weekly four times.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
&. G.. OImsted.

(LATE o. FRANEIIN, TENsEssEE,)
WILL practice Law in Lownds and the
w adjoining counties. Office. opposite the
Post OlHce.
Columbus, Miss. Oct. 9th, 1888. l4-ff
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
VIM. B. Cameron.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
sGrST o. THE NtssissIFFi UEIoE HAEK-
70. -. Commerce Street,
JlH'y i9-1su Mobile.

Kicker. Iiadlcy, Davis. 4 Go.
CoNNIssIoN MrReHASTs,
.igSHn .ui'H''yPi Union Bank,
No. SO, Camp
NEw OKLEArs.
Dee %. 1888 25tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

MEDICINE CHESTS--A handsome as>ort-
vi meni Of Family and plantation medicine chests
on hand, and for sale at The Columbus Drug Store
May2I GREENE HILL.
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BY l.. II. ApLrv, Deputy. .,,m
June 9th lS40--5l-5w. r. Ice s-' y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
From Curtis REco1LEcrloNs or WASH.

FROM CURTIS REcoLLEcTIoNs or WASH
INGroN.-A sublime instance of virtue and
patriotism, worthy Of Americas heroic age,
marked the era Of tho siege Of Yorktown
Gen. Nelson, one Of the conscript fathers
who had signed the Declaration of Indepcn-
dence in l776, was now in the field as COM
mander-in- chief of the militia, and Governor
of the State of Virginia. Lafayette, having
just finished a battery mounting very heavy
ordnance, and being about to open on the
town, requested Governor Nelson to instruct
him as to the best direction of the guns
There, said the patriot and hero, without a
moments hesitation, there, sir, against that
house, it is mine, and being now tho hest in
the place, no doubt contains the British
head quarters. Fire upon it my dear Mar
quis, batter it to the ground, rather than that
any property Of mine should for moment
afford shelter to the enemies ofmy country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
From the Portsmouth Journal,
TIE iNEBR[ATE.

About a fortnight since soldier called at
our Office and expressed desire to sign a
pledge Of abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks. We had the papers of no tempe
rance Society in our possession, but TO bind
him to Il good resolution. wetook his pledge,
which nthe "honor ola soldier he promis-
ed faithfully to fulfil. Since tattime he has
called three times to request us to publish his
pledge in the Journal. To our inquiry
Why do you wish us to publish if! lie replied.
"Tha, my example may be beneficial to
others. was Il farmer about dozen years
ago, and owned farm wortha thousand dol
lars. lntcmperance took it from me, redu-
ced me to want, and drove me to enlist as
soldier. have been drinking man ever since,
and am now awake to the evils of my course
of life from the misery have heen bringing
upon my family and myself have at times
been driven to such desperation as to look
upon suicide as my only relief. Had Icom-
miitcdit, lam fully persuaded the charge OF
murder would have rested upon those who by
furnishing me with drink were the instruments
ofmy destruction. lay the blame in great
measure upon those who deal in intoxicating
drinks and hold ont inducements to drink.
feel so cxaspcra,cd with distillcrics as the
source of my misery and poverty, that |
would be one ola company of fifty to demo-
lish them. We demonstrated against such
a procccding.] Well, SAID he, these dis
tllcrcs and drinking shops are the ruin OF
thousands, but they shall have no more Of
MY money. Why, last week, out ofthc saw
ings of a month, bought barrel of flour
for my family. a thing had not done for
many years before. II | had continued ia
drink, the price paid for that luxury to my
wife and children, would have been al! spent
in rum. appeal to all honest men who deal
in ardent spirits to look upon the iniquity of a
traffic which tends to reduce their fellow mer
below the level of brutcs, as l have been"
The above is the substance and spirit of his
statement, although in little different Ian
guage from what he expressed it. We know
nothlng OF the man, nor can We v0uch for hi.
reformation. He his however so axious tt
have his pledge published, which ON the
"honor ola soldier" he promises 10 fulfil, tina
we give it below. Whether his reformation
be real or not, the facts he gives in his state.
tement are worthy ofrecord:
| ], Alexander p. Manning, Private in IN,
Marine Corps o. Portsmouth, Navy ard
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
From the Lady's Book for November.
LAST DAY OF EVE.

It approached the evening twilight. The
mother Of mankind was placed by her descend
ants in front of her tent, reclining on her rude
couch. The western wind famed her pale
cheek, and played amid her gray locks. Near
her sat her husband. Eve turned her eye upon
him with look Of sadness, yet OF deep afiec-
ton. and as she saw his wrinhlel brow, bent
form, and head of snowy Wilderness, seemed to
call to mind other days Inwardly she reproach-
ed herself An no. thus was it saw him when
first given to him by our God Where has van.
ishei that manly iorm-where is the elastic
step-where the eye that bcamed with bright
ness-where now the rich and mellow voice
Alas! how changed And lit was who temp
led. and destroyed him-I, the wife, the cher
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11

DALSOM OF iLNERw ORT-for Consumption,
ID Dyspepsia, Asthma, and all dseae s ofihe Lungs
and Liver. These d.ease prevail TO great extent,
creating much distress and some fatality All these can
lie remedied by the use Of Dr. Taylor's Balsom of
Lverwort. This medicine is purely Vegetable, and
from its peculiar action upon the Liver is ways found
radical remedy for these diseases. For Females and
men in very weak state, medicine lie
grateful restorative as not only strengthens, bus
purlfes and gives healthy action 10 the whole sys-
lem. Constantly Tor sale by n LOVELY Il Co. who
have Just received fresh supply Of seas onale Goods
from New York, all very cheap for cash.
Burlington, July 30 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
COMNU NTCATEON.
THE ELECTION OF HARRISON.

The battle is fought, the victory won,
Let freemen now rejoice,
For we've elected Harrison,
TIL c man who IS our choice.
Triumphant he comes in to fill
The chair by Matly held,
The nations spoke, il is their will,
And Matty now must yield.
The Nations voice in thunder loud,
From Georgia unto Maine,
Rebukes our rulers gross mIsleeds
No longer must they reign,
The cry unto the White House comes
The tenant there TO show
That he must soon be Jogging home,
To Kilderhook must 90.
The stern Democracy of votes,
The Frcemen's will declared
Shows they are sick of Treasury notes,
ORA currency impair'd,
They hate a Presd NJ who apes
The airs of monarcy,
Who wishes our finance to shape
TO Turkish treasury.
The hardy yeoman who their bread
Do earn by homes, toll,
They will not be by Locos led
To live in foreign style,
To work for slXpencc hire, per day,
For some great lprdlv lout,
If that's your plan bold Mat they say,
'4'rom Office you'll 60 oat'
Oar trade derang'd aud business dull
We cannot stand il thus;
We feel our cup of Suffering 5 full
We feel that you re curse.
We give you leave, therefore, IL quit,
Soon rs your lease expires,
The Capital and chair of state,
IT'S what our heart desires.
A trusty Hero we have chose
Whose honesty S been tried,
A champion who his duty knows
And by it will abide.
The Farmer OF North Bend is he
The gallant HARRISON,
It's he our President shall be
For he the race has won.
The voice Of Maine, Vermont, n. York,
Connecticut, and Rhode
With the old Bay State in the work,
Pronounce his merits good,
q There's good old Pennsylvania too
Has given her assent,
ANA Maryland ana georgia true,
To choose him are content.
New Jersey with her broken seal
'Ganst Mat her right defends,
And Delaware with right good will
For Harrison contends;
Ohio proudly vindicales
Her noble Chiefs just claims,
Who proctor's forces did defea,
When met hard by the Thames.
Kentucky lends her plaudts loud
To cheer oui Hero on,
And Tennessee of him as proud,
For brave old Tip has gone;
Young Michigan is fam TO join
In grateful chorus too,
To help elect the worthy man
Who s styl'd old Tippecanoe.
There = sister Louisiana owns
She likes him more than Mat,
And North Carolina says for one
That she agrees 10 that;
There's Mississippi has'conlcss'd
The fame of Harrison,
And Indiana too attcsis
The laurels he has won.
Thus Uncle Sans great family
Are mostly all agreed,
That Harrison their Chief shall DO
Their President and Head.
Then let us pass the toast around
And bless the lucky fate
That has our cause with victory crown,
And once more savd the state.
Huntington, Dec. 2 1910.