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THE HERO OF TIPPECANOE.

Written for the Young Mems National Convention
at Baltimore, May 4, 1910, and sung ON that occa-
sion, by part of the Massachusetts and part of the
Baltimore Delegation, on the roof Of the Baltimore
Twelfth Ward Log Cabin.
BY ALoNzo LEWIS ESQ, OF LYNN, MASS.
TuNE--" The Campbelis are coming"
Here health to the rceborn and health 10 the brave
We will chant the bold pSn DER mountain and wave
And beneath the broad stripes and the stars in the
blue,
We will follow the Hero OF TIPPEcANoE!
Brave HARRisoN boys, has come out of the Vest!
"Of all the wide border his sfeed is the best p
He will try bold with the hack Of poor Pan!
lie has always been victor and beat him who can
Here's health, SC.
To arrive at the goal, he need try but one heat!
There is but one where he Ger can be beat
Your Swartwouts and Prices may win in that fray,
But brave Hal" will not RIM with our moneys away
Here's health, &c.
In the list of our chieNains are many good names;
But none shines bright than the victor of
Thames
And on glory fair SCROLL mid the brave and the rare
There is none but our WASHINGTON sparklcs more
Here's health Sc,
"The Campbells coming W--the Campbells are
We have walked at the sound of the trumpet and
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From mountain and shore, from prairie and plain,
Our thousands pour in and they come not in vain
Here's health &c.
We have sworn on the altar, like patriots true,
The faith of our compact in truth to renew,
And we lift the starred flag, like banner of yore
Our judges and counseliors good to restore !.
Here's health, &c.
With shoulder to shoulder, and hand firm in hand,
BY the man of our choice, the brave Hero, stand
And with Scott and with Tyler, with Webster and
Clay,
All good men and true we can sure win the day!
Here's health, &c.
And when the fights DONE and we stand at the door,
he wiz welcome us all to the Log Cabin" floor
And with store Of hard cider and plenty of cheer
He will prove that his heart is both brare and sincere
Here's health, &c
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do double refined Sugar
s tierces Rice.
% kegs Lard
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pipes Madeira Wine
bales soft-shell Almonds.
90 sacks Salt
10 barrels old Whskey.
5000 lbs. Bacon.
hhds. Porto Rico Moasscs.
barrels Sugarhouse Molasses.
The above articles are all of the best quality, and
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Shelley's Essays, TRANSACTIONS, Fragments, Let
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buren, y building up splendid, or, 10 use his
own language, "a powerful and energetic cen.
trial government
but, IN order 10 show the enormous increase
Of the expenses of this Government under the
administration Of Mr.. Van Buren,, will read
from an official document, report 10 this house.
made by the Secretary OF the Treasury Let il
be read, sir, and let the people open their ewes
IN amazement. They put down the adn,inistro-
top Of Mr.. Adams on account Of is extrava-
gance, and now the administration of Mr.. Van
Buren spends annually three times as much as
did that OF Mr. Adams. And, sir, here is the
Official document which proves the fact.
TarAsuRY DEPAsrMssr juno 81, 1893.
Sir; In obedience 10 the resolution OF the House OF
representatives Of the 25sh instant have the honor
10 lay before the House, statement showing the
amount OF expenditure, exclusive Of the public debt
tor each year, from 1924 To 1888"
am, very respectfully, your obcdent servant.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
statement shoring the amount Of expenditures Of
me United States, ereinsipe Of The public debt, for
each year, from 1924 TO 1887, inciusire stated in
pursuance Of a resolution Of the House Of Repre-
scntafires Of the 18th June 1898
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From The Journal Of Commerce
THE GREAT ARCTIC PROBLEM SOLVED

The long mooted geographical problem of a
North Western Passage to the Pacific Ocean
from the Atlantic, is at length solved there is
such a passage. The honor of this discovery
belongs TO Messrs. Dease & Simpson, of the
Hudson's Bay Company. In 1897, and again
in 1898, they attempted TO complete the explo-
ration of the Northern shore Of this Continent,
by descending Coppermine River, which emp
ties into the Arctic Ocean-in longitude about
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- will restore thy judges at the first, and III
councillors as at the beginning lisa j. DC
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
g GENERAL ORDER Nso. 9,
ii FAD QUARTERS!!!
JACKsoN Inlv l1. I84O.

JACKSON, July ID, 1910.
'WSlE Commandments Of The severa
I'd Regiments in the Third Division
Mississippi Militia will hold an election
on the first Monday and day following il
November next, at the several precincts
IN the counties composing said Regiments
for a Major General of said Division.
Brigadier General John N. Drake, Of
The FIRST Brigade Of the Third Dvisior
Mississippi Militia will assume The com
mand Of said Division until said election
shall be holden; and, as Commandunt Of
The Division, order an election 10 be hol.
den on the first Monday and day following
~ November next, ia the several Reoi-
ments composing the Second Brigade Of
the Third Division Mississippi Militia for
a Brigadier General Of suid Brigade.
The returns of;he several elections will
be made TO the Adjutant General, at Jack.
son.
Col Carter Jones, Of the First Rcei
ment Mississippi Militia, and Senior
Colonel in the Second Brigade Of the
Third Division Mississippi Militia, will
assume the command Of said Brigade until
an election is held 10 ill the vacancy
accustomed by The resignation Of Brjgadier
General w. f. Jones.
Col. J. M. Dampler, Of the Twenty
sixth Regiment Mississippi Militia, and
Senior Colonel 81 Tie First Brigade Of
The Third Division Mississippi Mililia.
will assume tho command Of said Brigade
until after the election.
ny order Of ALEXANDER G. McNurT,
COMMANDMENTS Chief.
2. M. PRICE, Aartant
General, Mississippi Militia.
August Is, 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
1870 Acres.

Levied on as the property OF the defend.
ant L II Coates. Aso,the west h If east
hall south east quarter and south halt
west halt south east quarter Of section 81
and west hafnorth west quarter and wesi
halt south west quarter and west halfnorih
east quarter and east half south west quar-.
Ter and cast half north quarter and west
west half east half north easl quarter OF
section 2S, md east half north east quar-
ter and west half north west quarter sec.
ton 20, and west half south west quarter
and east bali south east quarter section 3 |
and west halfsouth east quarter and east
halt south west quarter & east half north
east hnlf OF section 80, and easl half north
west qnarterot section 81, township IS,
and west half north east quarter OF section
., and west halt north west quarter Of sec
ton 8, township 10, range 3 east, contain
ing 1900 acres more or less.
Levied .onas the property Of the defend
ant Is Smith, and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs demand and costs.
w NJ GWlN, Marshal
b, z NJ Ferguson, ID. M.
Sep 70 AZ ids pr fec Did.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IA Office. Agreeebly 10 an order o.
IA the Hon. Court o. Probates, for
Holmes county, made at the February
term, 1910 thereof, viii on Monday the
7th day Of December next, as Administra
tor upon the estate of John w White,
deceased, proceed to sell the following
lands belonging to The estate Of said de.
ccdant, to wit: north half north east quar-
ter section 80, township IL, range ? east:
on credit Of II months, the purchaser
will be required TO give good security
sale to take place at the Court House in
Lexington.
AZAAIAH WATKINS, Admir-,
81 Jno. w White, decd.
Oct 10 IS tbs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
MARsHAL's SALE.
r Il Osgood { Go

Ri Osgood & Co
,syend expo
Him " Smith, Jeremiah DckersoA
Smith, Lemuel Doty r. II. Coates jones Lag
;nd james Doty.
Returnable 20 the United States Grey
court 10 November term l6lO
BY virtue of The above sIaiedeS'tl
lion TO me directed from the llono7'
United safes circuit couri for Tie "''|
crn district of Mississippi, Will eSrs
public sale to the highest bidder I&.nI
at the court house door IN The lO"nuhl
ngtou, Holmes county, Mls'ss'PP4 /
The
4M Monday in OciObrneh
all the right, tile, interest and c''lDp Y
the defendant may have IN and 10 luz
lowing described land, 10 W.T. ut "
hall and south east quarter Of st'l0" \
township Is, range 3 east, cOn''''"'S
acres more or less. hs,,
Levied on as The property OF 'oe !, I' y.
ant Lem Doty. Also the wes' aaI : - !.
east quarter and south west quarter y. I
ton /, aud east half soulh east qu''" ~,
section 2, and east half norlh ea'' la' :,
OF seciioa III, and north west quu% Ivan
uorth hall south west quarter o '''"
a | il township 10 range 8 casl, s., 40,
Levied on as tho property o. NV ), 4.
anl Jones Harry and will be sou -
~ plaintiffs de5tand cost Of suit
~ w. nj. GWlN MaslA1
BY p M Furgus'n s ssl =
Sept 90, 1910. 40 prs Ice ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Malby & Starr
VS. vend expo
J J Mcknight & Co
Conlsiock Andrews
vs. yend expo
J J Meknight & Co

Returnable to the United States circuit
court TO November term 1910.
BY virtue of the above stated vend.
expos. to me directed from the Honorable
United States circuit court for the South
ern district of Mississippi, will on the
4th Noadoy in OctoIer ncxl
expose to public sale to The highest bidder
lor cash, before the court house door in the
town OF Lexington, holmes county, Missis-
sppi, within the time prescribed by law,
all the right, title, and interest the said de-
iendant hath IN or 70 The following describ-
ed property, to vii; lots numbers 90 aud
81, lying and being in the town of Lex
lnglon, and on " hich there is a fine store
house and ware house; also the undivided
halt OF the east half Of section 9 and west
half south west quarter and south east
quarter Of south west quarter Of section 10
township IL. range | east, also. the west
halt north west quarter and south west
8, and west halfsouth west
quarter Of section 5, and east halt north
east quarter Of section 8, township 10.
range east, containing SAP acres more
or less.
Levied on as The property Of said de.
lendaat , y. Mcknight to satisfy plain.
liils demund and cost Of suit.
w Nj. GWIN, Marshal.
BY L M Furgusop, ID Nj
Sept 70, 1910 ids prs fee I'D
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
New Arrangement.
o. SPEED INCREASED 60

OF SPEED INCREASED 90
gEsVHE undersigned for the purpose o.
III. aflording every facility TO the tray.
cling community, have made arrange
ments by which passengers can visit every
potion of the State, without detention Of
delay. Having the most skilliul and
careful drivers, with stock inferior 10 none
IN the United States; they tlatter them
selves that their accommodations will
secure to them literal patronage, The
lines which the subscribers have control,
connect with or lntersect every route III the
State of Mississippi. They will run an ac-
commodation, in four horse post-coaches
ri-weelily from Jackson, to LexIng-
ion; At the latter OF which place, The
Coaches to Yazoo City and Holly Springs,
will be in readiness to convey passengers
upon The arrival Of The accommodation
Stage. The time from the city OF jacks
son, TO Holly Springs, 2l9 miles, will be
thiriysix hours; at this point we connect
with The lines TO Memphis and Nashville,
Tennessee.
Passengers can be conveyed from Jack
son, TO Natchez, Columbus, Vicksbnrg,
the Mississippi and Brandon Springs,
without detention.
We have been particular in selecting
such ISLANDS, Upon the different routes,
as will ensure 10 travellers the greatest
comfuit and convenience; and have in
consideration of the times, reduced our
fare about one half.
Passengers for the North, who may
enter their names with our agent al
Jackson, will not be detained in Lexiug-
ton.
SINS FISHER, s. Co.
june 90 32-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
MARsHAL'S SALE

Duchana IIagan & Co
vs. & IA ~.
Samuel Nelson, ct al and 'ccu''ls !,
ReturnabIe to theUniied states M NJ
court for the southern dIslf nSo y
sippl 10 November term io7V' ~ a.
BY viftoe 81 the above slals' j. i
me directed, | wiIl offer at pubic ~, i
cash, before the court house dOo !. :" i
own Or Lexington, Holmes cOu"''
issippi, 90 tho
All Monday IL ocio0a "'+ :. Il
,he IoIlJwing described land W IAN \
section 80, The south hall and 4 n lo,'b !
quarter d section %, east aall " "o,tb !
quarter aud soutl, half west ha a. ,,.s 4
9uartyrof section 80. west hall s0 = anal
quaYterand west half north yFss -, Cd
Of Section SO, south halt'soulh wse 4 r a
Ter Of section 2s, all il township !, r or i
8 east, containing l4s0 acres ! ValsIeodl
Levied on as tho properly q >. p Sobl 4
John Nelson IosAlisiy Plal0'iu'
,Oss = ss's' -, ~ nWTN. MNfsl'aAH
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
MY HAPPY VILLAGE.

/ tread each gay and pictured hall,
Where all seems bright and fair,
And noughl but smiles and sweet words fall
From lips that know no care.
But what are Joys like these TO me,
Though heath gilded dome,
When my heart in secret signs for thee,
My happy village home
Round my form are pearls, and gems and gold,
In Macy a costly wreath
Chains that in shining mock'ry hold
The pri:on'd heart beneath!
A. the bird, that golden bars confne,
The free air pants TO roam,
So for thee in splendor pine
My happy village home.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
NOTICE.

YEsvIlE undersigned having Iormed a
IL co-partnership for transactiug a
general commission business in the Civ
OF New Orleaus, under the firm Of Halsey
u Bell. One Of this firm, j. nj, Bel!
will remain throughout the season ",
Vicksburg, and will be prepared at al
times 70 receive consignmenis, and make
advances on Cotton. The office is No
81 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ABRAM A. HALSEY.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
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SEE Sts
al9nRfpwA
TIE YOUNG WIDOW.

Sorrow hath laid its hand on thec,
Lone mourner Of the dead
And blanch'd the glow upon thy cheek,
And how'd thy stricken head
There isa Witness in thy glance,
A look of mute despair,
That telleth more than wold or sigh,
What cause for grief lies there.
Widow! thine is no common wo,
That briefly doth subdue
The young souls buoyant happiness,
With thoughts of sudd'niDg hue;
No transient pains that help TO heal
The Anguishthey impart,
but one that gathers strength with time,
The crushing cfG Heart.
Oh, what world of hopes lies hedrs'd
Within that quiet grave;
That woke, TO sleep for ever, like
The ebbing oil the wave
No sooner form'd Than wither'd by
The lightning glance Of death
In all The sweetness Of their birth.
Ere yet they scace had breath.
ale nOuIUef. Il Is Sdu 10 tuihh
That thou should'st bear alone
The burden of that stern regret,
For him, whose spirits flown;
But who could weep for him like thee
Whose interchange Of love
Was moulded not for cathly bliss,
But holer joys above
So young too, and so beautiful,
Thus slow TO pine away
A star DER shaded by cloud,
A lily in decay.
1t seems ms though some hand had loosed
The bird and sci free,
Well knowing to the same far home
The mate would ere long flee
Bereav'd one thou hast neared that bourn
Where hope becomes divine:
Earth claims those sable weeds that lleay'
That broken heart Of thine,
Whose tender chords have given way,
Yet tremulous cling on,
To breathe is sorrows DER the spot
From whence the loved hath gone
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A LII persoasconcerned in the estate
"a OF William l.. Awrick, deceased
are hereby notifird thai shall as Admin
isirator Of the estate Of Aceuiih Arick, de.
ceased, present for final settlement 10 the
Probate Court, of Holmes county, al lis
next December term, the accounts Of the
saln Asccnllh Awrick, as execuirix Of the
estate q William l.. Awrick deceased.
JACKSON G. RAWLINGS.
October 10, 4S-0w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
MARSHAL SALE.
Baker, johnson, & Co
VS. vend expo
John + Williams
Same
VS. yend expo
Same
Same
VS. xcnd expo
Same

Returnabc 10 United States Circuit Court, To
November tenn 1870
EPY ylrtue Of the above stated venditio
I'D expoGas 70 me directed, from the
Honorable Y. 5. Circuit Court, for The
Southern District Of Mississippi, viii
expose 70 public sale Oh
yhe AN Monday IN October
next, before the Court house door ID TIE
town Of Lexington, Holmes county, ali The
nsht, title, interest and claim The said de.
ieRdanf hnth IN or TO the following descri.
bed property, % vii: The south halt section
., and west halt moth east qunrier sec.
ton n, and west halt south wesi q "a 1,
section ., all in township 3, rapge 3 easi;
containing in all
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
NOTICE.

a LII persons are cautioned ags:nst
n taking a note giyenb by me to John
f Crawford, payable to A Byrn, on the
lst January next, and bearing date on
The 18th or 10Th May last, as the con.
sideration for which said note was civ
en-, has entirely failed, and | shall not
pay the same.
CHATHAM HUST.
Tchula, Oct 10, 1910. as 19
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
TO TIE PUBLIC.

Persons wanting a safe aud innocen,
VATHARTlC PILL, will do well ID
call at the Drug Store Of w. II. Eliot,
and procure those prepared by himself
have used them in ny practice and feel
satisfied in recommending them 10 The
public.
!. S. MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
LEXINGTON, June 81, 1910.