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DIED suddenly on Friday morning the
10th inst. Mrs. MARTHA, wife of George
Good Esq. one of the earliest settlers of this
town. She has left large circle of friends
who will JOIN her husband and three children
in chershng, her memory, and mourning the
unInnely death of one whose loss can only be
estimated by those whose intimacy enabled
them to appreciate her worth as a wife, a
mother and friend. B.
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SISTER

After the veto, all the wings H. Conores
assembled at Mr.. Webster's house, WIZ, it
IS said he addressed them, in most Impress
i've manner, in favor of union and compromise
Of oninion, for the sake of the party and the
country. He distinctly announced to them
that the Cabinet would cling together, and
,na;ntaih their several posts, which was re-
ceived with great appreciation by all present.
Gaveral other addresses, of the same tenor.
~ ,,ore - made. A bank win certainly be char
We'll melJ N,t affer all. N. D. Picayune.
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SOuTHERN TONG.

WVHE reputation which this celebrated
medicine has acquired throughout
the United States and in Texas is un-
precedehted. 1t is now very general
iy'prescribed in Dysentery Dyspepsia,
night sweats and in all diseases which
are the result of torpidity in the secre-
tions of the liver and It's influence IN
procuring for the stomach that regular
action and healtnlul tone which IS so
frequently overthrown by nervous ex-
halations from tie River and creek
hands, and long Attacks Of bilious DIS
eases. is truly astonishing. As cure
for The Asue and Fever it is unrivail-
ed. Il is compounded from Vegita-
bles upon scienti6cal principles and
may be safely administered TO The most
render infants.
For sale by The appointed agent,
GREENE HILL.
Sept. 7th 1s41.
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A CARD.

NEW SCHOOL,-MRs. ABBEY propoSee
IN to open a school in Columbus, for the
instruction Of young Ladies, on Monday the
Pad of August next.
Such branches as are usually taught in En-
glish Schools viii receive attention. Rooms
have been engaged in. Hlat beautiful grove east
of the Planters Dk. The usual terms
viii be charged.
Mrs. A. rests her pretensions upon former
success.
H. MAYNARD ABBEY.
Columbus, July 1440.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KEMPER COUNTY.

To all persons interested in the Lands
Tenements, and hereditaments of El,riri
adams, late Of Kemper County, Ms.
decd.
VOU arc hereby cited to appear before
u the Judge of the Probate Court of Kem-
per County, at Regular Term thereof
10 be held
On tie first Monday Of October ne5t,
and show cause if any you have. why an
order of sale of said Real Estate. of FL
win Adams, should not be granted by the
Hon. Probate Court, 20 the undersigned
administrator of the Estate OF said dece-
dent. r. Z. ADAMS.
Wahalak, Miss. June. 1S4I. Adm
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pThe Bill or chartering "The Fiscal
Corporation the Ghitcd States" has passed
through ..e Senate, by majority of FOUR,
Mr. Scher of Va, voting fori..
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TO RENT.

A Plantation, situated in Oktibbeha
IA County, four miles south of Stark
vile, containing about ONE HUN
DRIED and SEVENTY FIVE acres
of cleared land, all under good fence
and in good state of cultivation, and
having on it a comfortable dwelling
house, negro cabins, cribs, stables and
gin house, and withall the best springs
Of water perhaps, in the county. The
above PIuntation fs to be rented after
the present year. To let out for six
or eight years would be preferable.
Persons wishing to rent will please
apply to the subscriber at StarkviIle.
II. J. BARDWELL.
Aug. IA, 1 st
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~ The Argus will be issued from this t;.e
nIn n the first Of December next. at me
DoLLAR' to each subscriber pay'ie IN ad-
vance.
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Aug. IA, 1
N0TICE.

TTNHE Hon. Probate Court Eof the County of
L Lowndes, and State of mississippi, hav-
ing granted letters of administration 10 the
subscriber, on the Estate of Henry Bell, late
of said County decd This is therefore to re-
quire all persons having claims against said
Estate, to exhibit tie same to me within the
time limited by law. or the same will be barred
of recovery and that all persons indebted 70
SAID Estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
LEWIS B. TALIAFERRO,
July, 1871. If Adm.
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~ We are compelled to ithdraw from our
list, some of the cand; Ates names for this
week, they shall appe. IN our next.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
DnBIIC notice is hereby given to all per-
4 sons holoa.-r rlginls against Sarah Bard
weI1 deceased, of OktIDnci-- TO presemc the
same duly authenticated, within tilc .e;.,ae spe.
CITED by law, or they viii be debared from re-
coyerv: also all indebted to the above named
Sarah Bardwell, 10 come forward and make
BRAINARD BARDWELL.
Administrator
StarkeviIle Miss. August 6th1s4lprf $3.50.
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All dau Of October. ISL.

4th dag Of October, 1871.
at the Court House of Lowndes County. the
following described property, to wit north
nan OF the west halt of south west quarter, of
section eleven; lots five and six, and south
east quarter of section ten; vest half of the
north west quarter of section eleven, township
nineteen, sonth OF range eighteen west; north
west quarter aud the north west quarter ofthe
souIh west quarter of section twenty two
west half OF the south east quarter and norh
east quarter OF the south east quarter Of sec
ton twenty one, township seventeen, south of
range seventeen west, also part of lot number
tMo' IN square number three, north of Nam
street, IN the plan OF the town of Columbus.
commencing at the south west corner Of said
lot, running east on Main street twenty two
feet, thence north parallel with Market street
one hundred and forty one feet, thence west,
parallel with Main street twenty two feet to
the eastern bounds of lot one, in square num-
per five north of Main street, thence along said
line one hundred aud forty one feet to the be-
ginning.
Levied on as the property of defendants
Thomas w. Browne, E. l.. Acee and Jno.
Overall, to satisfy the above named execution
and cost. a. K. McCLUNG,
MdrShuL, A. Dist. of Miss
BY 10. w. CARROLL, Dept.
Columbus, Aug. 30, lS41.
5O-5w PRS foo Sf5 m
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATEs--For State oc.
fce,-$lO For County office, SIS. TNo
nap1e Will be announced-unless paid for in
.idvance. IN F''N '0' III
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TRUST SALE.


IA EDY virtue Of deed in Trust execu-
I'D ted TO me, as trustee, by Frederick
J. Guitar, on the 29th day of December,
A. D. 1889, 10 secure the payment of a
certain sum Of money therein mentioned,
to Allied Battle, which said deed in trust.
has been duly recorded, in the office of
the clerk of the Probate Court ofLowndcs
County, and State of Mississippi, | will
sell at public auction, to the highest bid.
der for Cash, at the door of the Court
House in the town of Columbus, in said
CouaY ,on
Mo- -ay The 3Oth day Of august, rerll
lin the hours of 10 a. m. and p. m.
following described property in the
.of Columbus. nov occupied as the
snce of Capt. john CFusoe, apd more
particularly described as square number.
ed one hundred. and thirty, north Of Nam
Street.
such titEe only as is vested IN me as
trustee will be conveyed.
DABNEY LIPSCOMBE,
Trustee.
NAV Oh. Iod1 J9t. nfa1d
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aNUAlpa RN&Es G1EAF71.o- =
L. BROWNRIGG.
Sept. II, IS4i. 50 If
TRUST SALE.

Il
DY virtue of deed in Trust, execu-
I'D ted to me, as Trustee, by Sam
uel F. Butterworth of Lowndes Coun-
ty and State Of Mississippi,on the tenth
ofJuIy 1910, for the purpose of secu-
ring the payment of certainnote there
mentioned, which said deed Of Trust
has been duly recorded in the office
of the clerk of Probates of Lowndes
county in said State of Mississippi, in
book number II, pa ge 67 and 6S, |
shall proceed tosell at tie court House
in the town ofColumbus Mississippi,
on
The Sth day Of Marcel 1912,
the following described negro slaves
for ready money, namely:
Randolph, Nancy, Fed, Amarillis
John, Kandle, West, Phil, Minta
Charity and her infant child, Lucy
Edmund, Lila and her infant child
and Lucy.
Such title only as isvested in me a:
Trustee will be conveyed TO the pur-
chaser.
Sale to take place within usual hours
JAMES GORDON Senior.
Trustee
7lh September 1871. SIS SO.
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The following lines were picked up on
tho streets in our town, not having per-
sonol acquaintance with the Brother in the
Church, by whose carelessness we be-
came possessed of his and the Sisters
oostic effasions, we take this method o'
informing him, where he can find the or
ipinal.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-14

NPFEN HILL has on hand, and
81 offers for sale on unusually low.
,a,'0s @ an extensive assortment Of
DIS nr,.@, Medicines; Paints, Oilss
G.oeer;es. r, Patent Medicines, Prrfu-
mery. Ue and a variety Of other aaicles
usually sold By Druggists.
Sept. Ist ie4
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IREPURLICAY WING TICKET.

lfoR GOVERNOR,
ID. o SvATTUCK, Of CARROLL,
FoR. CONGRESS-
q. BINGAMAN, of Adams.
'tVM. R. HARLEY, of aEarshaf
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
L. G. GALLOWAY, OF Holmes.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
JAMES j. ALLEN, of Hinds,
FOR STATE TREASURER.
DAS. J. $. CURTIS, [Pres. Incumbent.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ROBERTHUGHEs of Kinds.
FOR JUDGE 9Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
GEO. R. CLAYTON, ESQ.
FOR DIST. ATTORNEY, 9TH JuD. DIST.
HENRY GRAY, ESQ.
COUNTY OFFICERS, FOR LoWNDEs
FOR THE SENATE.
CAPT. p. b. STARKE.
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MARSHAI.,S

MAICofIAL > SALE.
y orn, Gurley d Baker,
No. 2l3 vs., On al. E, 70
The Columbus & Tom Dec, Term. Is1I
blgby Transportation Co.
R virtue of the above specified writ to me
- directed, from the Honorable District
Court of the United States, for the Northern
the
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THE STATE OFMISSTSSTPpD
LowNDEs County,.

D., Lo"NDES COUNTY. (
Probate Court, Sept. Term, A. u, Is4t
ORDERED by the Court that Abraham,
~, Murdock and Thomas Christian be and and
are hereby appointed Commissioners with fnl
power to receive and examine all the claims Of
the several creditors ofthe Estate of John w
Byrn Decd. (his Estate having been repre-
sen;ed lnsolvenD also to cause the time and
place OF their meeting to be made known bv
publishing the same in the Southern Arous.
and also IN three public places in Lowndes
County as the Law directs, and that six months
be allowed to the creditors of said Estate for
bringing in and proving their claims and at the
end OF SAID SIX months the said commissioners
to make report Of their actihgs therein as the
Law directs.
Witness Thomas Sampson Judge Of Pro
bates, the 9TH day of September, A. d. I84l'
Attest, WM. p. FULLER CLERK.
Issued from the minutes Of Court 9th Sent.
The Commissioners viii meet at the Office
OF the Sheriff Of Lowndes County M each
succeeding Monday until The 18Th of March.
1912.
Sept. IA, l 6h Prs fee $40 50
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NOTICE.
Columbus. Miss. July 3
HEEW'S

HEEW'S
NERVE 81 BONE LlNIMENT-
YENHIS article is offered to the public as a
4 never failing cure for the Rheumatism
and it has for number of years sustained its
reputation, and accomplished cures which had
defied the pav'er of every other article. In
acute and recent cases, the reliefis invariably,
after one or two applications ofthe Liniment
and lin Chronic Rheumatism, the cases of cure
are numerous. ltis truly arenedy that reaches
the nerue and bone, with the most happy ct
feet.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock
g. Co. Wholesale Druggists Fletchersteet
N. Y, and the principal Druggists in the u
Mon.
WHO WILL GO BALD?
COLONEL SEVER, Postmaster at Batavia. is
knowing to the fact, that DIR. Bingham, of Ge-
nesee county, age overs7O, and for more than
II years very balo, has Ehad his bar fully re-
stored by the use of one bottle of the Balm OF
Columbia from Comstock 81 Co.
For sale by E A. SMITH.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
HyHE Co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in the practice
Of Law, is this day dissolved, by ma.nal con-
sent. Their united attention will be given TO
the business heretofore entrusted to them.
REUBEN DAVIS,
STEPHEN COOKE,
tOHN GOODWIN.
Aun4,sf 18th, ls4I.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CH4NcERY. )
eF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, FOR Thn J
PoURTH CHANCERY DISTRICT.
iUNE TERM, 1S4l.
Rlchara Evans,

FOURTH CHANcERY DISTRICT. )
lUNE TERM, 184l.
Rlchara Evans,
No. 9. VS..
Columbus & igbyTransportation \
Company, VIM. a. Hkks. Anderson
Love. George Vaughan Easmus l. Acee
Ovid p. Brown and William P. PuIler,
1T appearing to the Satisfaction Of the
u Chancelorupon opeling thenat:ers oftbis
cause, that the said Addison Love is not a
citizen of the State of Mississippi; and that he
resides beyond the limits thereof so that The
ordinary process ofthis court cannot be served
on him. 1t is therefore ordered by the Chan
cellor that publication be made for the said
Addison Love to appear before the said Can
cellor at the term ofsaid court to be hoIen
on the
Second Monday IN December next
at the Court House IN the town of Columns
in the county of Lowndes in the District afoe.
said, ofthe the State of Mississippi, then ald
| their to plead, answer or demur, to the bill d
complaint in this cause fled or the several ale
CATIONS in said bill contained viii as to tht
said Love be taken as confessed and such orde
or decree be made thereon as may seen
meet.
r. l.. DIXON Clerk.
BY M. MCCARTHY D. C..
Columbus Miss. July 18th 1871. pf15d.
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NOTICE

FHARLES H. ALERT, of Columbus
~ Miss. & GEORGE G. PRENTICE, of
Mobile Ala, have formed Copartnership foT
transacting
General Commission Rustaess,
in the City ofMobile, Alabama, Under the style
and firm of
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August Sd 1871. prs fee s7,5O
DANCING SCHOOL.

W. B. Clark professor Of Dancing, bega
loova to inform the citizens of Columbus and.
vicinity, that he intends giving course OF
lessons in the above Accomplishment, proyid-
cd : sufficient number of subscribers can be
obtained. subscription is now opened at ~ Mr;
Aliens and MIR. Musgrove's where those who
wish TO improve themselves in this iealthiul
erereise. are invited to call. Parents may rest
assured that every attention viii be paid to the
Improvement OF the carriage and department
Of his pupils. t.,is.a
N. B. Mr.. c. will furnish music ior bans ana
nr;vate narties,on reasonable terms
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IIuSItO'
may 20, ls4l. I3t. pf aid.


THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY. S. S.
CiRcU1T Court 10th April 1S41
Amandatuse S. Pfster, }
and Robert w. Carr.
SOIL VS.
James Sims .t.
VNHIS cause being called and 1t appeal
inc to the Court that process was duly
served on Joseph P. Waddde and Elias r,
Byrn Executors of John w Byrn deceased
It is therefore ordered by the Court thata de-
cree pro confesso be entered as to said Wad-
dell and Byrn, and that publication for iour
weeks be made IN the 'Southern Argus
newspaper published in the town OF Columbus,
in the State of Mississippi, notifying the deem
dant James Sims of the tendency OF TINS suit'
and that unless he appear on or before the nrst
daVof the next term Of this Court, to De mol,
den on the first monday of October lS4i plead
answer or demur, judgement final VIII DC en-
tered against him.
The above is a correct copy from our MN
6tes in relation to tie above order: =
u''0 - i'''''''' = OVID P. BROWH.s4
/ Clerk
By NJ. MCCARTHY ID. CrR
/ August Sd lS4l. prs lee 9'''0
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SOUTHERN ARGUS.
HENRY BROWNE.

coLUMRUs, MTss.a::::::::sEpr 14.1841.
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,SEEA! INDIAN SyYs1sEEe.

1t comes, it comes with golden shcaf
In the time of the scre and yellow leaf,
And it filings the fruit from the Blended tree.
And scattcrs it round in its reckless glcc,
1t plays on the brow of the maiden fair,
And parts with its fingers, her raven hair.
1t comes, il comes, and its minstrcl's wing
Ger the CLASSY lake is quivcring,
With music, soft as the mellow strain
OF zcphyrs over the swelling main,
1t gaddcns the wales rs it floats along,
And stream and mountain rc-ccho the song.
1t comes, ii comes ike a fairy spiite
Arrayed in the robes OF gossamcr white,
And the carpet Of leaves on the ground i. spread
And the flowers yield meath its ccnQucring tread
For it strides along in its kngly way
Like shadows that fit at the close of day.
IT comes, it comes, and the ripencd grain
Is wreathing crowns for its golden reign.
And the bright eye sparkles with liquid light,
Like the star cnthroned on the brow Of night,
And the teeHing fields their Offering bring
At the sainted shrine of the Autumn king.
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8 Far Trade Adventure,

Golfer, with the hardihood of a regular
trader, had cast himself loose from the
party of Lewis and Clark, in the very
heart of the wilderness, and had remained
TO trap beaver alone, on the head water:
OF the Missouri. Here he fell in with
another lone y trapper like himself. nam
ed Potts, they agreed to keep together.
They were ia the very region of the ter
r6lc Blackleet, at that time thirsting to
revenge the death of their companions,
and knew that they had to expect no
mercy at their hands. They were obi.
ged to keep concealed all day in the
woody margins Of the rivers, setting their
traps after nigh,lall, and taking them up
before daybreak. 1t was Running a fear
tul risk for the sake OF few beaver skins,
but such is the life of a trappcr.
They were on branch of the Missouri
called Jellersons Fork and had set their
trap. at night about six miles from a small
river that had emptied itself into the forks.
Early in the morning they assembled the
river in a canoe to examine the traps.
The banks on each side were high and
perpendicular, and cast shade over the
stream. As they we're softly padding
along, they heard the trampling of many
feet upon the banks Golfer Immediately
gave the alarm of "Indians - and was
for instant retreat. Potts scolled at him
for being frightened at the tramplng OF a
herd of bullaloes. Golfer checked his
uneaslness, and padded forward. They
had not gone much farther, when frightluI
whoops and yells burst forth from each
side OF the river, and several hundred
Indians appeared on either bank. Signs
were made to the unfortunate trappers to
come on shore. They were obliged to
comply. Before they could get out OF
Their canoe, savage seized the rifle OF
fotts. Golfer sprang on shore, wrestcd
the weapon from the hands of the Indian
and restored it TO his companion, who
was still in the canoe, and Immediately
pushed into the stream. There was 9
sharp twang Of a bow, and Potts cried
out that he was wounded Golfer urget
him to come on shore and submit, as his
only chance for life but the other knew
dat there was no prospect for mercy, ant
determined to the game, dwelling his ri
ile, he shot one of the savages dead OF
the spot. The next moment he fell him
self, pierced with innumerablc arrows.
The extravaganza of the sayages wa:
now turned upon Golfer. He was strip
ped naked, and having some knowledge
oil tho Blackloot language, overheard ;
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True gentlemen are to be found in eve
ry grade of society. The ploughman,
with his broad, s,n-burnt hand, his home
ly dress and his open, honest countenance,
is oltener found to be possessed Of the real
attributes Of gentleman, than the encr-
waited man-miIlncr, who is much more
careful of his gloves than Of his honor
whose shirt bosom must be as pure rs a
virgins fame and who, if one curl Of his
glossy wool were displaced, would be
thrown into strong convulsions.-The
blood which flows in 4 rich and generous
stream through tho heart Of a Russian
scrf, Is as pure, in the eyes of God, as
the life current which eddics round the
prlncoIy fountain Of the highest of Eng
lands noblemcn. 1t is a false, Liberal
idea, that, because a man cannot claim al
lance with the proud and wealthy, his
name should be stricken from the list OF
conference.-the are all created alikc--our
mothers suffer the same pangs and shall
the one who is ushcred into life upon 2
sllken couch, spurn him whose limb.
were first laid on truss Of straw ; Which
class, from time immcmorial, has shed no.
nor and glory on the earth-,hc proud arr
stocrat, or the poor peasant Whose
names are enrolled in the dazzling pages
of history-the gentleman Of fashion, or
the gentleman Of nature Whose voices
are most heard, and to most effect,
throughout the world! Why, those men
born in poverty, but clothed by truth with
the jewelled robo Of honor Does the
mere fact Of 4 mans being able to make 4
bow with scrupulous o&acmcss, constitute
him gentleman Shall the children of
one mother be divided, because one por-
ton are gifted with gracefulness of action
and coXcombry Of demeanor, while the
Others will not stoop to cringe at ilattery's
lawn, or waste the hours given them by
heaven to improve, in the useless study
OF the pucrile forms Of fashion Oh, how
glad it makes ones heart, to sec the "pain-
ted lizards" troddcn under foot by the
gentlemen Of nature to sec them shrink
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away at the approach OF honest men, lca-
ring that they may be called upon to &C
knowledge their own nlsriori,y!
WHIP is the gentleman he who can
boast Of nothing but a name, upon which
dlshOnor has never thrown It's loprous
poison, He who can lie down upon his
pillow at night, knowing that he has done
his neighbor no injury; whose heart is
never closed to pity, and whose arm is al
ways nerycd to redress the injuries of the
oppresscd.-Who smiles not at misior-
tune, and who mocks not the affection of
his fellows. He who looks upon all men
as equals, ard who fears not to stand even
IN the presence of king. The man who
is guided by moral honor, and net obliged
TO have laws made for his observance. He
who has true democracy in hi, soul-who
desires and gives to every man the enjoy
ment OF his own opinions, provided those
opinions do not infringe the DEGREES Of.
justice in It's most rigid scnsc.-Such a
man, and only such a one, should dare
lay claim to the proud appeIIation Of "gcn-
tIcman." Thank God! we are in a coun-
try where tho field Of honor and renown
Is open to all, The lowest freeman in the
land IS IN part the governor of its proud
est officer, lie who tills the earth walks |
erect IN the proud dignity of natural right,
knowing that he cannot be oppressed
while he respects himself. There is no
Of classes hcrc-the blacksmith
and the scnalor--the shoemaker and the
presidential hail each ether as "sonte-
mcn."-Crcs, Cify.