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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-28

DEAD THIS AND REFLECT You scarcely read
~ medical Advertisement without meeting this alarming
head Beware Of useks" Asr the alarming" then comes
Thought and will perceive that this alarm Of danger Is 20
cry himself aud by fiat ering promise the
asesse in days and wind their specous
tatse il il always surcharged with of medical
titles, including little less than the ALPHABET We don't pre-
experience that Dr. Hunters Red inably cures No
Division street is the only place the city where ii be
obtained Price 81 per vial. d2sit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-28
DIR. ELLIOTT.

oCuLIsT hND orHrHALMlC SURGEON
Confines his yrseticet to
Disease ofhs Eyes OPthaimie Surgery IN general
nr WEs1NACOrT viii Be in attendance daily Ssndayt
~ essep,edl asO on DR. Eliotts patients during his sb
AprrvtctsL Eyrs Of superior quality.
Ohce hours from 10 TO O'clock. my9ensy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-28


(7UNsUMfI ION SINE Qua Non !-RiNG's COUGH
CANDYsThe ssr.oIdn,ry medical yiSS.. the sn.
TO aS.g SS :pS S Ssss
s ss s1s'G he anS. I'D
fsIfGo; %' fss S%S
s IL. S1 o H has re Rs
j. but on account Si their dsaSSrsssDle
generally i pSssSrS bs% but they the
@@SsSG Wh @ candy acts es ard ca
ihsric, will be found powerful braeer Of weak eonsti-
(From the New Work Anss)
define eafeIve, audh1ve derived great benefit
S m ), %s sSn @
Prepared AID for.al'Sy cHAs II bI E.SS ssy.
RINGS COUGH CANDY
THE UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND for this article,
aS ss . SsSs a9S d. sss'
Ifs "a q, a, IL pr re- ~
VEGETABLE CANDY,
@ s I 20 G'1'1' 9'5
ssTe @ 1ss90T to M " di hSss
herb; i,heH nsIig their msdeipal y,1s order ITO to
THIS COUGH CANDY,
the cTtors Il ,e,e'a eminent physician. can 10 stn al
r. f SF: rs I .Ssns tie %s
aud those Who may desire I ~ oT ,s s
Mr. RING-Dssr sir-I h,k roper Tor the bens6, Of
70, he @.y e sqe hs ckS SSS as
was seized tn sudden shoriness Of breathe rafting
the and high fever gave her some OF your
CANDY, which immediately eur,dh breathing the noise 70
ceased and ouse aon ensued aief which
she calmly slept for several hours and when she swoh she
appeared we'll she had been THIS = more than
month and she his not lad any reaTse With gratitude
AIN, you sNsry respectfully, - u.,,,. -. -.
rrspsr AMI for sale vholesals and retail by g. ~ Ring
SO Br.adv ayi BY D. SANDS 70 and ice al
toa street, kitt.n M Irotdvay DR. Fay at Minors ls3
Brosassy; Dewar Church and Chsmbcrs Burnett
Canal shau Be-, aday Moss Grand and snnon;
Guisn Grand and bo~er Syme aud $50 tow.ryi
rghon corner ceruire and BtdieId Coddi gor corner
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-28
THE CHEAP CASH CROCKERY STORE,
NJ

Q +. URQUHART respectfully informs hs friends and
o. the puc generally that he has opened the ab.ve esab
With choice assortment OF goods; The selection
will be well worth the attention Of purchasers
The variety of articles which comprises his stsck readers
impossible advertisement bat he assures
who may favor him their patronage that while they
may depend the quality his goods, they also be salts
fed that prices will be al as the city
uy There hasd several pairs of the richest VASES
exhibited N the city 90 ua3' ID
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-28
MONEY TO LEND,

MONET 10 LENO,
ABRAHAM j. JACKSON, rAwNBRoKER, No. 50
small be required personal property Of de-
scri,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-28
STEAM ENGINE.

EOR SALE, krst rate Pressure, Lever Bean steam
ENGINE. the most approved prissple, 20 inch
Under, cast iron bed plate, reqarng No ss-pO non The
building. fly wheel. force pumps, sc, eomrlete.
The tpgne and made BY one Oi the beet man
f,ctrrers Enelssd For terms, apply " WEIGH
ca Congress 1T. Boston NV I'm cod ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-28

Commanders Of vessels, OF every class aud denomu
will infer favor W having list of their cargoe pas
and por Of vessels len at the psr, whence they
sailed aud the vessels spoken, ready their here r
s. MARTA commodore of fleet of schooners. He
will board them Immediately their arrival
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-28

A RIAL BLESSING 70 MOTHsRs BIRDS
"A celraied soahing syrup for children eating their
shIhIs rfslnle remedy surpasscs any that has ben
brought the notice Of the pub for when chd awskeBs
ia the night immediate relief senng the and
healing the thereby preventing conyulssns. rom Mrs
long srience the treatment Of child she I'D
erommeld sethsrs and nurses TO provide emss with
thu. excellent medieire. Pre- 50 cents per, vial.
Mrs. brd's Nipple Stl,e, failing remedy Tor
nipples. Price 0s cents per boz To obtained at her resi-
dence, ~ liver street. d2i NJ
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
NOTICE

WNHE undersigned having l'rmed .
III co-partnership for trnnsactng q
general commission bbsiness in the City
Of New Orleans, under the firm Of Halsey
g. Bell, One Of this firm, J. Nj. Bel!
will remain throughout the season al
vicksburg, and will bo prepared at all
times to receive consignmentS, and make
advances on Cotton. The Office is No
80 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ADRIAN A. HALSEY.
JOHN M. BELL.
February 20, l6
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

A NEW MODE or DESTROYING THE
BLACK GRUB woRM.--.The destruction
of crops by the cut worm is incapablc
in most most parts ofthe United States,
and counties remedies have been offer
ed, but not one that strikes us more
forcibly than the following, taken from
a No. Of the Gcncsee Farmer. The
whole consist in turning up the ground
with the plough during the winter, SO
as TO freeze the eggs. A correspond.
ent OF Judge Tucker says: "one ofmy
neighbors wishing TO try the expert
ment, broke up one Of his fields, ad Join
ing the field Of another neighbor-the
two fields being separated only by a
worm fence--during warm spells ia
winter, when the ground ploughcd du.
ring the day would freeze at night.
The spring following he again broke up
the ground and planted it in corn, but
not cut worm was to be seen the
whole season; while his neighbor, who
ridiculed the idea Of breaking up
ground in the winter to prevent the cut
worm from destroying the, broke up
in The spring and planted it also in
corn; but what was his surprise when
he saw his field filled with cut worms
and his corn almost destroyed, while the
adjoining field ofhis neighbor remained
unmolested. THE writer skys, many
experiments have been made and with
universal good success.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
N(ll'lCE.

A LII persons are cautioned against
IA taking a note given by me to John
F Crawford, payable to A Byrn, on the
Isl January next, and bearing date on
the | 9Th 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 HURST.
Tchula, Oct 10, 1940. Ago
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
MARRIED.

On Saturday evening, tie 9th inst. by Hon.
Alvah wilson Mr.. Lewis Herring 10 Mis-, Elz.
abeth Ilerod, sll OF this County.
Ga Thursday evening, tie l2h inst, by Hon
Alvah Wilson, josiah G. Rhodes 10 Ms, Nancy
Dillingham;, all OIL Ills County,
On Thur,day evening, the l2th in'fr Mr.. Sam
uel Canterbury TO Miss Magnet Bumey, Nil Of
Ills County.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Thomas Sharp
vs vond expo
Levi Noble


Levi Noble
Ne'urnable 70 the United States Circui,
Court 10 November term 1910
bY virtue Of the above stated yend.
expo. to me directed. from the Honorabl.
Un'led States Circuit court, for the South.
ern districtof Mississippi, l will proceed
10 sell TO the highes, bidder for cash. at the
court g house door IN the town Of Lexington,
Holmes county, Mississippi, on the
4th Monday in October inert.
all the right, title, interes, and claim that
me defendant may have in and to the fol.
loving described lands, to wit: the north
hall and south east quarter and east half
south west quarter Of section 4, township
10, range 5 east.
Levied :, on as the property Of the defend
AM Lew Noble and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs demand and cost Of suit.
w. Nj. GWIN, Marshal,
By r. Furguson, ID. NJ.
Sept loau ids prs fee Cd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

From the Vicksburg Wing Of the 10Th
inst. we take the following.
"We are called upon after result Of
near twelve months, to record another mel.
ancholy explosion. The Steamboat PEI.
sian, from New Orleans to Ciucnatti col.
apsed iluc about 3 miles below NapoIe.
an, AK. on Saturday night, severely seal
ding thirty four passengers, We learn
from the officers Of the Gen. Brown, that
nlneteen Of the scalded persons wore al
ready dead when The Brown passrd down,
and that nearly all the balance were ex-
pected TO die. In addition to the persons
scalded, two young men who had Is, got
on board, jumped into tho river aud were
drowned. The cabin passengers all es
capped unhlrt, and The boat is but slightly
injured. We have not the list of the
names Of the killed and scaldcl, bat shall
publish the particulars of this meanchol.
y casualty as soon aa they reaeh rs.
We believe the Persian. the Rienzi
and the United States were all ed
in RACING. The result is known, and
thirty innocent persons have been hurried
without momenls warning into The pres
ence Of their maker.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

The Money dtr0yS 70 os Pu'" ~ "'s ""'s "
01J- Post Masters throughout tho United
States are authorized agents Of the Saturday
Morning Visitor"
05- ANY Pos, Master, or other person, who
will obtain three subscribers, and remit US tho
advance subscription 1850 will be entitled to.
and receive fourth copy for the trouble. Or BY
renting SIS, the other can Be detained ~ 40
commission, and three copies only will be sent
Notes on all solvent banksI7 70 Vie State the
subscribers reside will DO taken at par for sub
scrip,ions In all cases, however, tho'r re hitting
money will confer favor by forwarding that
payable the nearest to Maryland.
mr. Postage must in all cases be paid.
m No unpaid iettes taken out Of the Post
Once unless they contain money or are endorsed
bv the name Of an ngent. When they contain
money from subscribers, the amount Of postage
will be deducted from the subscription.
address JONES, SHERWOOD, & co.
No. "a N. Gay St, Baltimore, Md,
Nov. 8, So
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

SrNcuLoR ISoEsT.-The Dogs # Ire.
land contain large proportion Of tan,
and before the art Of tanning leather arri
we'd at its present perfection, the hides Of
animals we're burned ia them for The pur-
pose Of tanning. Their effect for rreser
wing the human body is extraordinary
Two or three months since as sc learn
from long account IN an Irish paper,
some workmcn digging trench u bog
situated in The barronny oil West Musker.
ry, found the body Of man deep under
ground, lying under broad slate stone in
state OF perfect preservation, the nus
clcs being full, and as hard and firm as
sole leather. A coroner's inquest was
Called it was proved that the place where
the body was found had moi been visited
for yenrs, and they could make nothing Of
II except thal il was The hrfy If DaniA
l. oary. who I'D hanged mnseI! az the
land 900 years ugo aud was buried on the
spot.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
NOTYCE.

"A LII persoasconcerned 10 the estate
VA Of William L. Awrick, deceased,
are hereby notified that shalI as Admin.
la'ra'or OF the estate Of Aceniih Arick, de-
ceased, present for 6nA' settlement 10 The
Probste Court, of Holmes county, at it's
next December term, the accounts Of the
said Asccnith Awrick, rs executrix Of the
estate Of William l.. Awrick deceased.
JACKSON c. VIKINGS.
October 10, 4S--6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
Dissolution.

MStlEcoparluership hereto fore existing
A under the firm Of Yates L. Boiters
Is 'hls day dissolved by mutual consent,
all those having claims against said firm
VII present them Tor payment, and all
those owing said firm wilI please cali I'M
medinely and make paymentlo S. 5ouers
as he is al,ne authorised TO receipt for the
same
II. L. YATES.
S. BOTTERS.
September %, 1910. 46 4w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
II "a y U p.

"A IL persons indebted TO the uder-
IA. sgnej, will please come forward
and settle up Immediately, or they will be
waited on by an officer. In my absence
Nr. James Whitaker, il authorized TO
collect and recent for the same,
THORTON A. WILTSHIRE.
lexington, Nov 5, 52-lf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

Persons wanting safe and innocent
'CATHARTIC PILL, will do well to
call at the Drug Store of w. II. Eliot
and procure those prepared by himself
have used them in my practice and feel
satisfied in recommending them to the
public. -
IrxrSeroN, June q, 1910.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
NOTICE.

YENElE Undersigned having been np
n pointed, at the August term, 1910
OF the Probate Court Of Holmes county
commissioners to audit, examine and al
low the claims against The estate Of Mich
aeI Melton, deceased, will meet at Lock
hun's Store, in said county, on the fourth
Saturday IN each month, for the next three
months for that purpose.
THOS LOCKHART,
Nj. HORTON,
JOHN WEST,
Angus 8 SO 3m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

VIRTUE,--Thc creations of the scul-
ptor may moulder in the dust-thc
wreath of the bard may wither-the
throne OF the conquerer may be SILVER
ed, by an opposing power, into atoms
the frame oilhe warrior may no longer
be hymned by the recording minstrel ;
but virtue, that which haliows the
cottage and sheds a glory around
the palace, shall never decay. 1t is
celebrated by the angels OF God--it is
written on the pillars of heaven, and,
reflected down TO earth, The rock
breaker,who possesses it, is more noble
than the intriguing statesman.
would rather be in his place. would
rather have the ''inward glory with
which the poor man is crowned, than
Ioyershelow the world with martialban-
ncrs. would not exchange his lot for
the reputation Of a raphacl--the inspi-
ration Of a Byron--the eloqucnce OF IA
Mradcau, or the intellect of Bacon
| may be despised here bu'ifl possess
*, then shall tower above them all,
when the guilty shall tremble in their
secret places, as they behold the hca,
vens roll together as scroll.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
DIED,

On Thur.day tho 9Th in.i., in this county, Miss
Magae, Lloyd, ldest daughter offirecn Lloyd,
dec i" hc early sping lime Other youth, lcsv
ing namerou. ciros OF (ends md relatives to
mourn her las.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

Poe'ry.--'Poelry, Ear from injuring 50
cicty is one Of the great instrument OF lis
relincments and exaltation. Ii Its HE
mind above ordinary life, gives it q re-
spite from depressing cares, and ewakcns
the consciousness OF its affinity with what
is pure and noble. In is legitimate and
highest HJrs, i. has the same tendency
aud aim with christianity; thatis, tospir-
nualize cur nature, Poetry has na'urnI
alliance with our best affections. lts great
tendency and purpose is, to carry the mInd
beyond and above the beaten, dusty, wea-
~ walks Of ordinary life, to lit il into a
purer element. and to breathe into il more
profound ana generous emotion. II re-
yeals to US the luvelincss Of carly feeling,
reviycs The relish Of simple pleasures,
keeps unquenchcd the enthusiasm which
warmed the spring time Of our being, re,
fines youthful love, strengthens our inter-
est 10 human nature by vivid delineations
Of its tenderes and lohiesl feeling, spreads
our sympa,hies over all classes al society,
knits us hv new ties with universal being,
aud through the brightness his prophetic
visions, helps faith to lay hold on the fu.
Iture life.'" Chaaning
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

CoNFLAGRArIoN OF THE sTARs-Dd-
ring the 81 two or three centuries, up
wards Of thirteen hundred stars have dis
appeared. One Of them, situated in the
Northern Hemisphere, prcsenlep pecu.
liar brllIancv, ard was 50 bright as to be
seen by the naked eye, at midday. L
seemed 10 be OH fire, appearing n: first OIL
a dazzling white, then Of a reddish yeIlow
and lastly Of an ashy pale color. L.
Place supposcs that il was burned NJ, as
i, hae never been seen since. The con
4 grafton was visible sixteen mouths.
How dreadflt! A whole system or fire,
the great central luminary and It's plannct~
with their plains, mountains, foress, cities,
villages, aud inhabitants, all in fitmes.
consumed and gone forever,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

NOTICE,
hereby given 10 all concerned that
III the undersigned administrators or the
estate q Benjamin 8. Williams, deceased
wiil apply 10 the Honorable Probate court
q Holmes county, al the December term
ie4O lhereoi, for final settlement Of their
said administration.
JOHN 8. TANNER.
W. B. wHIEFIELD,
Administrators,
October 3, 47-6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
BALTIMORE
8 SATURDAY NOR MING
VTSTTER. % YET

A CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE LITERA>
ny FAMILY NEWSPAPER OF TIE
LARGEST CLASS.
m contains more Original matter, written ca.
IN pressIy Tor Il Tran any weekly paper in Amer
lea, more than FORTY WRITER'S, embracing
some OF the brightest names in the country, beside
European correspondents, oil its columns.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. :
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ICpnid in advance, 200
Ifpuid at the expiration OF SIX months, 9,st
For six months, # paid 10 advancA l,91
GREAT INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.
8 Copies for, S,ST
y IO,00
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Is - 1900
90 50 $500
IS 5000
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

FATAL RAIL ROAD AccrDENr.--Adv'-
ces from 81. Pe'eshurg Of the % instant
estimate about 100 asthe number OF lives
lost ia consequence Of the catastrophe
which occurred on the 25th nlt. on the
CzarskoieseIo railway, Sat. Courier
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

COMPOUND CATHARTlC PILLS
WAREPARED nv The subscriber,
e l. Alng,oe, Msss PSIcs u SN,
Boz.
w. II. ELIOT, Druggist.
July 4, "A GIN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

A physician at Bath, England, ADVERT.
.es for a wife, and says, he adopts this
plan "to avoid tho tedum Of courlship"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

MAINE ELEcTI,N.--T The Boston papers
Of both parties are silent on the subject Of
the gubernatorial election in Maine. The
Eastern Argus, published at Portland, is
confident of the election Of Fairfield. The
last wing account was down TO hundred
majority for Kent; and we shrewdly sus-
pect their one thousand IN J,rI!y will IN
the end turn out liketh boys thousand cats.
Daddy" said the urchiu, ''lhere are a
thousand cats in our yard" a thousand
catsw said tbs father, "impossble- 60
and look again." "WeIl am sure there
five hundred.n IN, not five hundred,
only think what company Of cats FIVE
hundred would be-" "WelI | am certain
there are two hundred and fifty" "Where
would so many come from? you are GER
tainly deceived my son." "Wcll now
come to the door AMI look, and III war.
rant you'll say yourself there are fifty
Look thro' The fence there, don't you see
them?" Yes, see two, our old Tom
and nelghbor ID ,bbin's cat. Where are
morem 81 believe there are no others
but they made SIGH an all fred yo,cling
that though, there must be thousand.'
$50 your thousand cats that were II on'
yard are reduced down 10 lwf, and hnJ
are on TIC otter SHE of.h- (rnc! | hope
yol will learn better for The future than tc
compute the number OF cats by thcis saul
ing"
Cats and wings are never 10 be estima
ted with any degree Of certainty by The
cry they make. Buffalo Republican,.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14

was grca,ly diverted lately 10 read nm
advertisement Of new nStringent apPIi'
cation for the gums. beginning, Children
cutting their teeth are respectfully INFORM
Cdw--Miss Sinclair.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
Scirrhous and Cancer Cured.

HR NJ. NJ. BURLINGTON confidently offers his SER
vices those of the west. who afflicted with this
cruel He will for stpu
lated in which carries of the bone has
produced, the has been reduced by
below the of lie is
that Cancer is ledged the 'oppobrum OF the
medical and that this confession the demonstra
of ideas, universally entertained, of
its nature Ii generally been considered purely local,
and by exceson with the various potential
arisen the entire OF sccceess its
es~aent This of ,e disease is do"hs in
deduced from IT has proved defr
mental So being local, it is evidently. always
~ general sometimes concentrated
without. though frrquaatiy with local rritaon =
An injury sustained by that INJURY VIII
be quickly il there be constitutional disposition
10 of the habit Beng vel
of views u this complaint.
the mode of etsre 70 correct the de-
by the exhibition OF caasit1-
tiona remedies which will always Pnce resolution IN i's
;,r .,re or that of scirrhous. But if it has
canro he effected: lo-al appffca-
,ions accelerate bJ causing soushng OF the s-
ease after matter has eease1 70 Dc aeoS
| ed. for its formation
The medicines used are perfectly iah7clois.
i, he taken by persons Of all ages with impantty-
Ihose who NAV wish be safely and radically cured 0
,b. oa hsone complaint, would do wei 10 adops me n
.,o,aI mode of treatment by meeting me az Danie u
slams He,. in Richmond, Indiana. on the sIxteenlh
-. ,,..-. five have enough pa.ienrs. we will con
- 80, them, View ageee in written COS,
r. we do not succeed ID curing them 70 gre tteH1 oss
,ssnaan-e gratis aud 10 them the eTsc nteg ma
;ne,.r from boarding: those staying thse Will "
.1 N cure No ordinary circumstances snat ps'SA
o,, ba;n- there al the tins we nave appo'hSea
w. .o.Ia b. obliged those that are not affesed WI
,b;s m ,oorise their friends Of II: Tor we are d
-. ,..t all NAV be healed We are CONSCIOUS 'aas oh
,rIv medicine. that mas yet been discovers Aas "
! 4, curative effect in cancel -, ,o,o AZ.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
THE EARTHQUAKE VOICE GA FREE
PEOPLE!

The figures which record the trsh of Free
People over the willing slaves OF a 'upt power,
speak language more eloquent ,hwoIds We
therefore submit the following iabiour friends
al home and abroad, reserving 10 elves for a
more fitting occasion the remarks ch sueges,
themselves a, SO auspicious a Issult IS enough,
so far as State pride is concerned, ONO has
done her duty: 1t is enough, so ~ the civil
and military character Of Gen. tisnn, have
been involved in this conlrovtSsy.t our noble
State has nobly vindicated them: our hopes
are but half realized-,he dnty oo Pe"Ple is
but half accomplished. uniii ;heioLE UNION
has shaken off the ,rammels. .impoupon rs bs
Executive Usurpa.ions, "Edx.k5 as ONE
PEOPLE, Redeemed, Regdhers. md d,sen-
lhralcd! We doubt not this u dol We believe
i, is fully accomplished Bat uNe receive
! assurance Of il, we feel nnssiiteding up the
villa huzza, lest its echo should back upon
/ us on the expiring groans Of thertot over
prosiratcd Constitution and ra,nannirv-
The table below gives the latesurns up to
the hour Of going 10 press.
>oso 1870.