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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
NO. SO.
AMUSING ANECDOTE.


judges, is a religious man, Of whom the
following anccdote is related, in work
entitled "Thc Bench and the Barr respcc.
ting The evidence Of youthful Girl
a very awkward disqualification of Mr..
Justice Parks injudicious way oit5ruslirg
forward his religious sentiments 10 court,
occurred some tine ago at trial at one
.of the county asslzcs. a little gin, about
ten years OF age, was put into tho witness
box 10 give evidence on the trial then pro
ceeding with. The counsel opposed 70
the party for whom Tie young creature
appeared, maintained that her testimony
could not be received on the matter then
before the court, because Of hercxtreme
youth, adding that lie had no doubt il
would be ascertained, on examination, that
she did not understand the nature of am
oath
"We shall soon see what is the extent
Of her mental copacity," snid bis Iordship.
Little girl" he continued, addressing
himself 20 The youthful wrness-"lluIa
girl attend 10 me-"
Eyes. sir . said Inc litlle o;rl maxine
at the same time one Of her cnr,sics
"Have yourparents given you a rel-
gious cducation?'
eyes, sir," Iisped The young creature.
"i'heN have taught yon the church cat
echism. / have no doub -
YES, SIR"
"Yau know the ten commandments do
you?n
"Yes air
"Y o. could ropcn, them | dare saw a
YOU we're asEcd?o -
/ dyes sir.n
taYon,era yery excellent oirl-a ya,y
good cbild indeed Ana or cor,sa yo,,
thage learned tho ApostIes, Creed9,,
YES. sirn
II very happy to hea, it lis y
.,ro,to,sd;l 70 vo,,, 1a,or,a ,I,at ,to,' ha,a
EroorI,, Won IN in mis- uay Ma 6nnL, yos
HAVE aiso GOT NE y,ora,s Prayer nv
hearIY,
eyes, sirn
and copld rcneat Il 81 anu t,,o g
aske3?p
uYes cir !"
,rTba.,so very good oirl. Now n,y ev
fore oainr n Icdo " ~
T5a yGnno innocent was silen,
oDon, he ashamed nv oood oirl f.
answer liz eo,cst,on P,ay d6 Nh e yhat
Won do eye,y pioht before ooing Il bcd2n
The.oirl bong down her head ma soid
ooIbing
opray don'l lie afraid or ashamed 70 nm.
awer the question. Vhat do ,o, IA Le-
fore going 10 bod?"
her, Who Stood beside ber
"Ay. come, do tell a. y said his lordshi,
WIN 6ld heard M vbisner uSne.E -,
and tell Is Mai v.n M beroro g,;i',, ~
Ned $ 81
Pull OF nv clothes, and put on nv
niob,cnn , answered ,helgirl raising IN l ho,
MA an1 InaL;na ~ T. % "' ~
a rg simpIici,y. n a the + face, "''' "''A
al The oddity Of The answer, when COMP
ed with that which it was manifestly lie
O jet Of the Judges question to elicit.
EBcc:s If lie lite Storm The rains
Of thursday last have caused very exten-
siye damage to the Vicksbarg and Jack
son rail road. From Bottoms to Clinton
tits total wreck; and the cost Of repairs
will probably amount to one hundred
thousand doIars! The bridges are en-
t.roly swept away, and il is only by cir
culiops rout that travellers can reach this
point Raymond Times.
"What would YOU take.r said CHM
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
Oswrco. Jan. 81, is 70.
10 DE Hon. WILLIAM Fl. IIARRIsoN:

|To The Hon. WILLIAM III. HARRIsoN:
DEAR SIa: In accordance with a reso-
m,joa Of the Union Association Of Oswego,
an instructed TO propose three questions
10 yol in relation to subjects that large
portion of this section of the country feel
q deep interest in. The FIRST is
Arc YOU in fayorof receiving and refer
ring petition for the immediate abolition
Of slavery in the District Of ColumbiN.
Second-are you in favor Of United
States Bank, or some institution similar
to that for the safe keeping and dishursing
Of the public moneys, and for giving a
uniform currency throughout the United
States,
And lastly Would you favor the pas
sage Of general bankrup, law by Congress
50 that its operations might be equal in all
The States of the Union.
4 have only TO say, sir, that the above
inquiries are made in accordance witt
the unanimous wishes Of tins association
the members Of Which, l am instructed Il
Say, entertain the highest regard for your
past services, and hope, should yon be
Iected 70 the high Office for which yor
re- nominated, that nothing may occur e
essen you in the estimation ola great and
rec people. am Sir.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

dSth day of March last, he took Tom the
post Office in the village Of Oswego letter
directed to HIM, and signed BY DAVID
Gwynne, >. &. Wright, and o. NJ. Spen-
Ger, aud anestcd by II. +. Spencer, cor
responding secretary bearing date Eebru.
AIRY 20, 1870, and post marked " Cincinat-
ii, Q. March g." that correct COPY
thereof was pahlshed in The Oswe-
90 Palladium Of March 10, 1910, and
that he has no doubt ofjhe qsouineness Of
the said letter And This depoaent further
says, that he i5 the corresponding gocrcta.
ry of the Union Association OsWeno and
that the letter to which the above named
,Furports TO be a reply was written aqreea-
ibly 10 an order Of said Association.
NJ HOTCHKiSS.
subscribed and Sworn, April 10Th,
1910, before. me
ID. UERR!CK, J. P.
hereby certify that ! am the post
masterat the village or Oswego, in the
state Of New York, and that recollect
LEI delivering letter to Mr.. Miles Hotch-
KISS winch VAS post marked at Ciaciaalti
Ono, that his letter came 10 the post Office
u IlIis place by NaH and bat a few days
IpTeVloas 70 the publication OF the cores.
Ipondence alluded to ia Ihe above allidayits
that have since seen a letter which from
some nariiculariies Of the suPerscriptoo
believe 10 te The one delivered by me
- MIR. Ho'chkiss as above stated aud thai
haFe since read the contents Of lhat let.
ter ood tkat correct copy thereof was
pubIishcd'in the 0sweeo Palladium Of
the eighteenth Of March last.
And further certify that some weeks
previous 70 tie reception Of The letter
above namej, a letter was placed il the
cost Office 10 this village directed to Gen
" II. Harrison, North Bend, OHIO. ana
Iihat this ltter was duly forwarded as
directed in the regular course Of the
mail.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
AnRIsON THE AUTOMATON
NOT THE HERO.

Rea1, reflect, and pity TIE condition Of
cnlus5urg Nomicee,a Prisoner in the
|najso' his party, Tool in the hands o
s,kJ.o,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
J. N. BONESTEEL,
ELTURRlLL,
J., BAECOCK,
A. p. GRANT.
ORRlS HART,
SAMUEL HAWLEY,
no., a. A, PRALL,
NON II. e. CLARK, A PLEDGE

4iOOiGIORlot.
a paper Published in The district rep.
resented by Hon. j. c. Clark, brings Us
NE following document which i, is stated
was secretly written, and secretly circu-
la'ed' TO secure the votes oflhe Abolition.
isis prior TO the last Congressional election
10 New York, viz:
"IO THE ELECTORS OF CHEN.
ANGO COUNTY.
1t Is not unknown 10 me, that a
portion ofyou respectable both in numbers
and in Character, are in favor of the adop.
lion of cortain Legislative euactments in
regard 10 slavery.
Your opinions on this subject ! doubt
not are honestly entertained, and are enti-
lied TO respect. You have right 10 know
the opinions of those who are candidates
for odice,
"T'ho people OF the North are instinct
lively opposed to slavery in all its forms.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

MARRIED.-In Marion, Ala, on The 9Th
ult Gen. Samuel Houston, of Texas, to Miss
Margaret Lea.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
j. G. SHOWER.
os"ego, April is, 1870.

The certificate below, signed ~ sever.
al Of our most respectable citizens an,onn
"nom are two gentlemen Who have rem
resented this district ia Congress-
TART md Mr. lEawiey, who have been
members Of Tie assembly of ,bis State
hF. Prall, the President oiour Village
&C. viii show the public iba, the Who's
nave slendered Mr.. Hotchkiss. and tie
other members of the ASSOCIATION mos,
oulrageousIy.
We toe undersigned, inhabitants Of The
village Of Oswego, certify thai we have
been acquainted with Miles Hotcbkis,
aud J. w. Turner, of Ibis viIIare for
seVerti years past, and we have no hesila-
'lon 10 saying thai they are men Of res.
Pecta5lIlty and Integrity in whose state.
mems Impliclt reliance may be placed.
GSNeup Drfl IE JCfo
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
State Of New York J
Oswego County.)

Miles Hotchkiss, Of Oswego, being
duly sworn Opposes and says, that, on the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

"What would you take,r said chap
yesterday TO O. wnggish friend, "What
would you take TO read the speeches which
have been delivered in Congress during
the Inst winier?n
what would ] take?n responded the
wag.
Eyes"
"l'd take about TOO years" Pic.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-11-10

" The estimated expense of keep
ing pack Offox-hounds in England, and
hunting four days week, and OCCASION
ally bye day is 100000 year. And
it may be added that not far from the es-
tates of those who perpetrate such follies
may be found the poor who live on scarce :
Iy enough to keep soul and body together!
Sat. COur.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-11-10

Ass1mLAT1oN.--A gentleman was ask,
I'd why he hated Mr.. c.. 81 do
not hate him." said he, "neither do i
hate bedbugs, but don't like to have
them around me-" .
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-11-10
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A reasonable deduction will be made OH year
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All orders fer advertising or job-work must be
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who have open accounts with the office.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-11-10

Iasked him what was the best time Tor
me to see Bella Badger; he repld, in the
morning, and that he would arrange H. II
| chose, that might place the fullest re-
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| 'peacn aub Die 22t!t Dem Manns Gje
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man bon yparriirn5 : isnffe ia5te, ett
ltin gtams ais Sdnollat fur Die Trr liosn
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1912.

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1912.
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fYrll!;jIllre- -QEatlen.

Ger 9a9 an rel,hsm natb cen ntM:n WSah'
Gtitb Die Iaunitbip Mab!cu itattfntcn, fnG
risit5 S%br aui Nsn slrnnSialfsn Mdrj mad:
zen Egsitas ihsr s'rsi Ne.Mn.) 9W Git.
Faftn werttn ;wiithsn adj unc Ebn llbr @e'
nitta9s srtfutt uup ilw aa,nDs 9tlttlri.
len weretn.
gjs Ssip,ftewm aSab!rjhtr uno Shrti:
ters Die Sci ssrEsten octebtrs Dab! risutsn,
tattn au,i) bsi stn natifsn Taunitir.&ab:
len biz sphiAtn ibrtr rsip:ftjvss asmtsr 8,
ptritben.
An oisitr Watl fine puicnsn iir fclssne,
asmtEr ST ermabsn:
Sms 8riseenSrdter fir flint Sabr.
Sms, Sniplfeeren nnD
G,ntn Wab!rid>ter,
G,Ncu MNeTer nnS fir .SaDr.
Swel 9tDu.FaliTther,
5,psi @cnjflbslE, lpcppn
Ok Grurt srnsn III trrabisn bIr.
SNsi 2Ssslntilfsr
Gin Sdunlbipz e5hrsiber,
gn DO. G,tba eme,ltsr,
Trsi te 9tuelfereR.
.Stter 0fdbltr ba! nur fir i ne n Snipettei
"a itiinmcn, unb nadber We,esn Bic Sspei bod,
N:n in Snmmsn ais eripdDlt ersdrt. Bon Der
tejctn sr,pabItsn @pniiabtIS bat bsrnab 81,
Geurt SAS Nedt einsn aniutcltn.
0I7" Wir baltsn s5 niiht fir nltbiN, bsut,
unltrn Gtisrn fsrpsre @tnislnbeitIn ron tsn
ncucn 8abl5sites rpriulE8ea, mcrbsn e6 absl
9slc1tnr!ith ttun; teis baltcn es itCr nit. Il:
Mrflaiii9 iIs IN rasjsnige Su crnncrn mas ,ril
scr rjni9sn 2Gs,ttn uter aaunIbirsJ4ablsr
ia3t'n. Settrmann pirp tnitbn, ths et
bptbit netbi9 1T nHr icld,c ptrionsn fir 2ltm
ter 5u sr,pabIsn eis @bs!id;Fsit 9snu9 b.Ilssr
um Neht ju ttun, unO niett, pon Warttiuat
actrjtbsm bs ss,pjHtn Ge!s3cnD'ihn ibr e's'
WNEn an esn Na9sl tinSen, wcron mir pjsl,
8s!Ipels pea bsissn Tartcisn anlibvsn fem
ten.
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Gtaaten ftin, Die @sntral l3arrifon auf ben
TrsfesnKnffubI trinSen. Sac lauftnts yatr
,pire ied, pisl tsrslsidsn Rsu'sfeittn briuasn,
mas bsr Ssitpsrtrsib i'm eetrrisllsn eetsn 1T.
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Gi9nor TuiS, elmer eon ocn q pani.
ern, spsltber am Scrp oer 2lmiRsao ruar,
,uurce bsi isiner Unflinft ahf bier our1
cis Mioulrfun9 Ger Nboiationifafn Sc.
ieulbaft in5 pisflnsnie ssieet. Geit
bier (llonatea bsreit5 rsrhaitst bat er
oieie 9Sc0e bic eeforoets 8lrsi,baft sc
feat, uao 1T iest euf freien SUP. Ii.
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gu 8trManf's 5 polut ,pur0, Dor eini'
gen 3ooca eli; Wann oicrsis Sup ti'f
5sim Grabtn einrS Qrunnpns nit Cen
eiHfauenocn Stslnen uno Groe tefbuttet
uno oerblieb 81 Stuaesn in oieI,r 2aac,
lpnrot jeccb ourb bic fprtscleete aus
3raeun3 8ludllb gercttet iaHo 9efuno Der
lusaeSoaen. G;n nsuss Seifpiet, oaS mir
Rsalben ME bsi dbaliibtn Sillen un1ere
iHifrsnsuneen aufaeben iousn. bis Der
.eete 8sriub 9slnaht ruerosn if.
Sn Sofon 0raiiiyten bic 8lattern felt
siaieen Monaten 70 ietr, Bop tauleno
perienen bamit bebaftst rparen, uno Elm
bnnbert oaran eeitorsen iino.