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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-01

Io,ra Territory-lNuscatine District Court,
June Term, 1910.
Minerva Perkins,,
Drury Perkins
And now, on this day, comes the complain
ant, by Loves Whicber her attorney, and
files her bill for divorce, for cause of wlful alb.
sence and personal indignity; and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court that the defend
ant is nonresident of the territory, it is there.
upon ordered that publication be made of the
tendency of this petition, in the Hawkeye, for
eight successive weeks, next before the next
succeeding term Of this court; and that, unless
the defendant appear ut said court and plead,
answer or demur to said bill, it will be taken as
confessed, and the matters and things therein
prayed will be decreed accordingly.
A true copy from the record:
J. G. MORROW,
sept 3 CIV Clerk Dist. court NJ. c..
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NEW HARDWARE STORE,
Water street, I'd door from Jefferson ST.

Burlington, lo,va Territory.
|ToOK & COCHRANE respectfully init
boats Tippecanoe and Illinois, 400 Cincinnati
premium stoves, and 30 tons Hollow Ware,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR I. HENDERsHOTT, late of
IL Springfield, Ohio, with a view to per-
manent settlement, has located himself in the
City of Burlington, and now tenders his profess
sional services to its citizens, and those of the
country adjacent His Office is in the bnilding
Immediately south of the Post Office, where he
may always be found, except when necessarily
absent.
Burlington, June 8, 1910. l
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/ IMPORTANT.

JOURNETlNEN COOPERS
s5 WANTED.
7" ANTED Immediately, two or tb,s,
w good Journeymen Coopers, to whom
constant employment and good wages will 5,
given, by +. G. SCHWATKA.
N.B.-Thc following prices will be givcnt.
good IIogshead and Barrel SLAVES:
For Hogshead Slaves, per thousand, slsQo
6arrel 500
nogshcad Poles 1000
= barrei f" 1910
Burlington, Sept II
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NOTICE.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA purchasing OF William J. Hoby, of Clarke
county, Missouri, or any other person, a certain
promissory note given by me to the said VIM
J. Hobby. for twenty dollars, dated the latter
part of March, and due six months after date,
as the same was fraudulently obtained and l
will not pay it.
July 10 EDWARD LONG.
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4. N. MOORE q ca.

HAVE Just received per steamboat Ariel,
IL 20 sacks prime Coffee; A
Is boxes Raisins
9 bbls soft shelled Almonds
10 bags Shot /; S kegs Powders
- 100 lbs Bar Lead;
S bbls Mackerel;
tierce Rice;
90 kegs Nails, assorted sizes;
doz painted Buckets;
boxes fine cut Tobacco;
90 boxes Goldfish
9 do Lemons
S do Herring;
9 do Ground Pepper.
Which will be sold low for cash or produce.
March ~. Al
$3.50 81 LUKE PALMER
HAS just received per steamboat Demoine,
Ill an assortment Of DRYGOODSan and GRO
CERES of the first quality, which he propos.
es to sell cheap for cash or produce.
April 81, 1910. AZ Peg
NOTICE.
TNHE undersigned are associated under the
Il firm Of J. BRIDGMAN 4 Co. for the
transaction Of u General Mercantile business
at Bloomington, Iowa.
JOSEPH BRlDGMAN,
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
! April Is, 1910. AZ
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II NOW all men by these Presents, That
II we, James Wilson & Aaron Wilson
Jun, and Benjamin Dwinell, all of Keenc, in
the county of Cheshire, and State Of New
Hampshire, do make, constitute and appoint
E. B. Comfort, and T. r. Davis of Augusta,
in the Territory of Iowa, our true and law
full Attorneys, to build. construct, and put
in operation the Spiral Vent Water wheel,
and also to sell the Right of said wheel either
for single wheels, dams, townships, counties,
or otherwise in and throughout the Territory
of Iowa, Except the following described Ter.
ritory, this day directed 70 Comfort g. Da-
vs,) to wit: the counties Of jefferson, Hen
ry, Washington and Des Moines, including
the Fractional township sixty-pine (69), North,
Range 4 west, in Lee county in said Terri
tory; hereby ratifying all acts and deeds
made by our said Attorney, in our name and
stead.
augusta Des Moincs Territory, June %, 1910.
Witness.
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ly.7EPER EE.EETHfp.E.

fE1llE ward election for six Aldermen, and six
N Common Cnuncil men. in each ward, in the
town Of Lynchbug, will take place pursuant to an
act OF Assembly, emitted ian amrnl an act
entlilcd AN act dividing the town OF l. nchbnrg MO
wards. and for other purposes, passed Feb. Q. $50
IN the first Tuesday IN April next-and will he held
in the Lynch Ward No. /. being all thai part Of said
town below the lsiaey, extending from the river Il"
l2th surei, in he tcucnenton Main sncet, occupied
by the Cuizeus' Savings Bank, door below
White q Smiths store aud in lIenr, Ward, NJ.
., being all that part town abuve Isl alley extend
ing from the river To 18TH street. in the room occn-
pied by Samuel Nowlin & son, being part III the
tenement occupied by The Vneiuian Gficc.
HENRY DUNNlNGTON
Sergt. of The Corporation OF Lynclbnrg
Feb. 81 tide
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eSsE.$E5E.s'G EC.N' EE.EEE.
Columbus, TEississippi.

ID n ID K ID G f Il KYLE
fENllE Prorretots having recently taken charge Of
n this pleasant aud well known establishment,
tlale John .. Brachen's) cor or of Washington
and Market Streets, respectfully inform the public
that they prepared 10 accommodate Daily.
Monthly. or early Boarders on reasonable terms,
and from long experience in this line, are nuered
VAIN the belief that they can give entire satisfaction,
even to The most asidous. The Table will be
furnished with The best the country anids, and the
establishment with attentive and orderly servants
under strict supervision aud control
GOOD Stables with attentive x careful Osllcrs be-
long To the premises which will at all tunes be pro-
yd with an abundance Of provender.
w. f. cambridge.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbns Mississippi, Jan 80 3n
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Archibald haarl:ixag:

TENAkE NOTICE that on Tuesday, the Gath day
n OF March next, al the house oil Asa Warond,
in tie Ceuniy Of Pusyivania, We shall proceed 10
take The dispositions Of Thomas Williams and 9th
e's The Goth day Of March next al the Stare Of
Beverly Sydnor, j., x Co., the depusillons OF
Robert Easey aud Others and on the 2Sll day Of
March next al the house OF Daniel Nnnneee Sen.
in the County of Haitian, Va, the depostons Of
said Nunnelee and olhers.-to be read evidence
in sun depending in the Circuit Superior Cont
OF Law and Chancery for the County If llalIiax,
Va, wherein yon are Complainant. and benjamin
llarding. Dan'l Nunnclre aud Wmbisl, Sydnor,
q CO., are Deiendanis--and should the deposition
DOT be completed on the days above mentioned, they
will be continued from day day until they are
pletcd. ANTHONY SYDNOR,
ARMlSFD bARkSDALE,
4. Y. WlMBlSH.
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Large SAFE Ofspsendid Mahogany
Furniture nj esc.F6EB,

iNEARLr $1,000 WORTH
/ WILL Sc l., on Thursday. the o0lh inst, in
front my Ware Room, the following Fun.
tnre, viz.
Mahogany Sideboards and China Presses combined,
do Secretaries aud b ok Gases do
Large do Wardr obes. beantilul articles,
do Solis with spiing bottoms tnew srNr)
d. Washslands withand without Marble tops
Ladies Work Tables with and nthout secret dawers
Ladies Cabncrts with Marble tops, new and splen-
did ariiclcs,
Large Mahogany Curtain Brdsfca,,s,
Ladies' do Dfessin. Tables, with and without Mar
bic tips.
Mahogan, Dining Tables, with pillows and blocks,
10 do do with legs,
do Chairs (sPlendid arilcle.)
Sidehoatds. Caudlcsiands. Burerns, Music Stools
O'tomans, Fire Screeas, together with man, other
articles IN the way Of Furniture.
lhe above Furniture is all good, ! will warrant IT
TO be OF as good materials aud par togctlrI Equal
To any made IN the union. II ntvet was my inlrli-
non TO sell this Furniture auction. but owe no
ney and am determined TO sell TO euablc me 10 pay
II. l cordially invite a. persons 10 call and view
thus Fnrnlinie III" mnrnng Of the sac. Sale To be
conducted b. Payne 4 Turner
WIN. CROSBlE.
Feb. 10 i20f
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NEW STGEsE1.
New and decidedly Cheap Goods

II VIE undersigned having associated themselves
Il together. under lie finn Of
WIN. III. DAVIS ~ Co
iol the PURPOSE OF iransacling the Dry Goods business
IN tins town, respectfully inform their trends and
the public Al large, that they opening a large
and truly desirable stock Of
Dry Geoas, Groceries, Shoes, Hats, &C.
purchased at lower prices Than before saw
rhcm aud winch will be sold cheap If cheaper,
than any Other house in the place lof cash.
Oar house is few doors above Messrs. G.. d. q J.
T. Davis's store, uexi Mr. J. T. Hunts Watch and
Jew elry establishment. WM. NJ. DAVIS,
ROBERT EARLY.
Nov
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.V'OTEGE.

COMMITTED TO Campbell Jail, on 9Th No
v venber lasi.a NEGRO NAN, Of light com
pexon, about loiiy years old, 5 feet inches high,
slanmers very much At times, he says his name is
Pull, and that lie Leongs 10 Philip Maiurgo, for.
mefly of Mechlenbure county. Va, from whom he
runaway when moving to the West The owner is
Equesled TO prove property and take said negro
',ay. GERMAN JORDAN,
Deputy Sheriff.
CT The Richmond Wig will please publish
The above for two months in the country paper, and
forward IT'S account 10 this Office for payment.
Feb. 6 On
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+, b. 81
NOTICE.,

1--WE undersigned Is ready To receive wheat.
D. during the for which he viii pay the
hlShcsi cash rrlce. To prevent misunderstanding
lac now informs his friends and the public generally
that IN every where wheat is To the NJ It
aud no price agreed upon, it is stored in The Mill
at the risk Of The planter long the price remains
inserted, rs he is only MILLER. and an nsu-
rer against fte water, &c. ALIEN. MUNDY.
AUG
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NO Y'ECE.

NATE have associated Mr.. GRIEF b. TATE,
w with us IN business-which will however be
conducted uuder the firm Of Turner & Burwell as
Ia tetopre.
We have hand an extensive assortment of
GOODS suited TO tie present season. and beng
anxious to reduce our stock much as possible, the,
viii be sold torA very small advance TO those who
may favor US with Il call.
TURNER & BURWELL.
Dec. I6
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS

SPLENDID Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- Merno Maulillas,
Black, blue black aud other colors. Itisll Tabneu.
a rare, cheap and most beautiful aulclr,
back' blue black aud other coors. PLAIN and ichly
Inquired Silk, some very exquisite styles.
Cncommoly ,ich and beautiful Paris Nous de
Liines
Black and blue black Chally lie Laincs.
Together with II great many other articles com.
piisInI a large, cheap and beautiful assortment Of
Coos for the Ladies'. WM. NJ. DAVIS a 90.
Nov. Is -
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Nesy esrOccryin Lyncf,ba,r@.

fHNllE subscribers having removed To Lynchbnrg
Il respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, lhathey have taken The house former
~ occupied by Martin, Ward q Davis, two doors
below Charles Phelps's Aucii"n Room. and oppo-
site Mcssrs. S. 81 NJ. II. Gmiand's Law Olicc.
where they intend to keep a general assortment o(
Groceries Tor sale, at very low rates for cash.
BAILEY q WOMACK.
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Feb. 10
FGStssoHcEb,c.st.

\ WAS so UNFOR fUNATE LAST NIGHT
n as 1" have my Cabinet Shop burned, containing
Ill my lools together with many pieces, necessary
to finish tie Furniture. intended sell this day.
The above sale is lheref re postponed uati
Thursday, the 5lh Of March when the Whole will
positively be sod WM. CROSBlE.
Feb % "a
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I pinOistcrirag and E'asscv EHangiGsg.

spla0lstcrirag and Paper Hanging.
I'llE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully il
4 form the citizens OF Lynchburg and the sur
rounding county, that they have taken part Of the
stone on Nam street occupied by Mr.. Wm. Crosble,
fDr the purpose Of carrying on the
tphOistcring and Paper Hanging BU-
siEscss,
where they have just opened handsome assortment
Of French and American Paper Uaneings Of tho
latest sye and patterns " llich they repaired To
manner.
They also make to order Feather Beds, Curlcd
lair aud Shuck Malltassrs &c.
They lsokcep on hand, Table Oil Cloth, Win
dow Binds. Competing, &c. &c.
Persons in want OF any hing in their line, re-
Yeetluly invited to give hrn call.
{. DOGGET & Co.
L. Sod Marrass's, Sofas and Chairs, repair
ed in the best manner.
Feb. 81 ON
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.V'OTECE.

HUNT & MARTIN associated with them in
Il 4 business on the lst inst, JOHN WARD, Jr.
The business will in future he conducted unde tie
Inn Of MARTIN, HUNT Il WARD.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
tHved. they solicit the same for the new lirrn.
Fob. G
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NOTICE..

A IL the property, both larncship and iudividu-
n al, of Simpson Lyman. and all lhelr notes at
,onn,s and other e,ident es uf debts, have been
mastered TO The Undersigned Trustees fur the
brnef, Of inst clediois, who are theifne requested
10 make immet'iae intimatl3n Of their claIms.-
Persons indebted to the late firm, or eitlcr Of its
partners individually, are expected To come forward
and settle forthwith. as longer Indulgence cannot
he gwen. THOMAS T. BOULDIN, I Trus-
WILLIAM 7. IANCE1.} tees.
Feb. 81 4t
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SNE RECEIVED few dlys since fs" Bas-
w kcls Champaign Wine # The Star Brand a
few Thousand Cigars Of superior q aIity, and an
Interesting lot OF French Brandy. Run, Particular x
Sicily Madeira Vine. BAILEY x WOMOCK.
January
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I INV Tor sic SnaII TOT % Ia U III II "
II - r. II r. q r. >, warranted genu-
NE. it wall be by reference 10 the Nov No oil
me Culliyaior. that one hnshel raised from one
foator, and that from bushc seed seventy -four
bushels were gathered. Persons wishing TO obtain
some of these valuable Potatoes can be supIIedby
early application TO CHARLES PHELPS.
Dec 10 is
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CASH for Wheat,

NME will rive the highest cash price fo
w WHEAT. Having Lumber House con
vcnient, We can receive il with despatch.
nORNER x WATSON.
Feb. "a Is
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ESQ lie Acres OfLnuL.

us IS very desirable TRACT OF LAND.
considerable portion Of it was purchased of Cant,
J. homas Calaway. The Wood Iand is ye,x fine
ooaeeo Loud The plantation Is mostly in good
n'S w WIN good deal of creek na,s well adapted
TO Meadows OF Tobacco.
ihr subscriber will show the I.and to any person
m'shlng In view IL, or in his absence Mn Ralnb
9mlh' Mr., Charles West or Mr. Beverly Arnold.
all OF whom it adioins.
efms oil sac-aerct Of one, two and three years,
o""" WIN approved security and the title retained
nntii all the nancy is paid. a
CHARLES ANTHONY Executor
Feb 81 ,ocu,, -
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TRACT OF LAND.

on which Maj Vincent Shelton, d., lately resi-
ded, containing about 100 acres.
his Tract OF Land hes on Gerge's Geek about
two miles West OF Chalk Level, and is hounded b,
the Lands Of William l.. Pannlll John Yonnec,
ahd Others. 1t is well waercd, and well adapted To
the production Of gain and tobacco aud uudcra rood
ie &c. II has on II good Dazzling House Dams
and other necrss ny Onl Houses.
Persons wishing 10 view the Land, will apply be-
tore tue day OF sale either Of the undrtsgnrd or
To VIM. l.. Pannii, OF Vincent Shelton, Jr.
ItrnS-OHc and two years credit will be given, the
purchaser executing bonds with approve security.
The title will be retained until tie bonds are paid.
Possession viii be given as tie terms are
rnll ,lIt.1
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THIS fine Imported .g0CA,
kNsssEsT sEsr MALTA,

VETILL MAKE HIS NEXT SEASON al
w ny Stable. in Bedford county, miles onh-
west of Liberty, on the Roid leading 10 Buchanan.
aadone mile east Of Capt. w. X. Jones's Mil.
For terms see llaDd5llls. NAT. HARVEY.
March I'm
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ZEE AZ. 'DsE ~.
VIlE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
l. selves together f,r the impose OF conducting a
PUBLIC ROUSE,

PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken The large aud COMMISSIONS brick hull
ding on Market street, leading 10 The Court lluuse,
md are prepared to accommodate Boatdrrs AID
Travellers in a aud terms. which. they
faler themselves, will prove Satisfactory TO all.
The House will be furnished in The most com.
Portable manner; their Table supplied with the best
that The market alfprd> the Sable with al uudauce
III provender End attended by experienced aud at
tentive OsileIs.
DAVID f.. BOOKER.
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb 90 Is
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Executors Sale OF srsy~S
%sss
Valuable Land. s&Ya

w lib BE SOLD To the highest bidder ON the
thursday. the s6lh day Of March next, At
,"c 'a'e residence Of William Frazer deed IN
Ford, on Siauntan i,prr
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EsY CERtseEE1S PEaE5Ess. Aucs.

an TUESDAY NIGHT the Iod, inst viii
~ resume my NIGHT SALES of n general
variety Of Dry Goods. Hardware, Hats, Shes,
Boo's, Fancy Goods, Jewrlry, Choplls, Watches,
&c. &c. They will be continued regularly every
1"eSddy ard Friday NIGHTS DUNG the season.
Additions TO the sale thankfully received and siriell,
attended TO.
Dee
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TAILORING BUSsNEss.

10 all lis branches at The stand lately occuricd nv
mem where he viii thankfully receive and faithfully
exechte all orders in his inc.
ne willktep constantly on band an assortment, of
LIZ HE'S, ready made Of various p,lces, f,om the
c""fSest 10 The finest quality, which will he sold as
eheap as they can be purchased in this market, for
cash. JFVisp ,rp "
Nearly opposite Messrs Williams & Victor
S Feb. 3 On,
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CIGARS GEeSAitS!

1.-TWO CASES very sup rrior Principe Cigars
T. just received and FOR sale (by the hox) by
+. ECUOLS.
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.slnl2AiSo
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,n

I.b.i semi-reekty, ferery Monday and 7hmsday,y al
o,r,s per asaun payable odraree. No saJscrip.
receircd fora shorter period than sir months ;aad
sn be discontinued, ferccpt al The discretion ofkle
-, usfa all arrearayes are paid.
,DvER EASEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per square
far The first Insertion aud 81 cents for erery subsc
,aut Insertion.
rrJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erPcdtionsiy
,d on reasonable terms
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TO E'RaEs peJHsaIg.

VIE subscriber retsrns his thanks To hs #. ends
= aud the public generally, Tor the liberal eneen,.
"2emeni received by the late firm OF p AGE MALL.
'' '"es inns method OF Informing then that he NJ
tends Continuing to carry On lI,e
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Miller wanted.

A WISH TO employ man to teod Grist and Sa,
IL Mi few miles from this place.
TANDY X KIDD.
Feb. 81 f.
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sUE,Yz GRO EE'!

NE subscriber will give the highrs, prices for
~ yafn Socks. Feathers, Flax Seed, Beeswax, and
,aa ~" Liners. We also wish TO buy one hundred or
WV Barrels Mountain Whskev
BAILEY & WOMACK.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-23
ASTOUNDING FRAUDS.

The Third District was on Tuesday last made
the theatre of the astounding election frauds per-
peraed by the friends Of Mr.. lngersoll, scale
paraeled in their extent and atrocity These frauds
will all be brought to light, and their authors exposed
to the nfamy they well merit
One of the main grounds upon which Mr.. lngersoll
contested the Of Mr. Naylor that of the great
number of votes poed at the election at which the lat
ter was chosen in 1888 by majority Of 776. On Tues
day last however the vote was increased 1868 over
that of 1893. And this increase all the side Of
Mr.. IngersoH. u5
Mr.. McMichael received only ZIG votes less than
Mr.. Naylor did. Mr.. Ingersols vote is increased
l119. II, Mr. ngersols friends contend it was an
evidence of fraud TO have given large vote in
1893, what must it be now when that vote has been
increased Sos and the whole of that increase in ia
Of Mr. lngersoll2
The whole power ofthe General Government was
bent upon the Third District, and means the most
unscrupuous made to carry il for Mr. lngersoll-
The wings have already taken means to prove the
frauds, and preparing to contest his right to the
seat in the next congrcss.-Penn. Eng.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-23
From The Miiledrerilye Recorder.

GEORGIA 10 her Southern sisters Greeting
We have done our duty, and in November will do
il again. We doubt not you will do yours.
Old Virginia--We have stood shoulder to shoulder
before in defence Of the genuine Virginia principles,
and well do il again,
The Old North State and Georgia, in their best
days. were together; those days returning, and
they will be again.
Alabama is too good pluck to remain in bondage,
while her sisters around her rendng their bonds
Mississippi identical in her interests with Geoi-
gia will mai atain those interests, or know the reason
why
Lousiana-her river is too large to be used only for
mil dams. She can't 60 the perish commerce" doc
trnes, and she won't.
Tennessee, we stood by your grey headed White
while living, though prescribed to the death-we
stand by him yet. Stand by us. t'
Arkansas is not faI off but that she knows her
duty, and will do it.
Missouris Independence was achieved after seven
years conflict: Try it again.