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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09
From ,l,t GLOBE, rs. p r


!. In the Senate to-day, Ar. Criireuden
asked leave 10 Introduce his bill 10 prevent
the iuler(erence uGSenaiu Federal ofIi.
GERS in elections, AMI explained and advo-
caled the bin at consds rable length, ex.
presslag a wish ,IIlat abe vote on leave
might be considered a test vote on the
hill. lie was fIlOwsd in the debate by
Messrs. ClayOf Kentucky. and Preston
in favor Of the bin, and by Msssrs. Nor
veil, Wright, Calhoun, Sewer, Linn,
Cuthher', and Buchanan in opposition !
aud The question being taken on granting
leave il was decided in the negatives -
ayes IA. nors 23. The Vice President
submitted letter from Mr. Webster
giving notice of his resignation Of his
seat in the Senate. Same remarks Of
Mr.. Culhbert in relation 10 certain Op;n.
ions GormerIy held by Mr.. Webs er, gave
rise 10 a highly animated discussion. in
which Messrs Cuihberl, Clay VI Ken
lucky, Preston, and Rives, participated
which was. s.lerminaled by successful mo-
ton for adjournment. +.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09
I. SuMMARY

u q ID. II
FRuM FLORiDA, A,-Ms yesterday reesiv.
ed the NJ. Augustine News Of lhe ~
inst. forwarded per Capt. DEM, of the
sieam packet Charles Dowaing. II con
tAnS huthgng new. 81 l
Ry Tie arrlvsl of the steamer GeneSal
Chnch, CaPl. BruOks, from P,laikh, ws
are in tecsiyi Of the subvIined letter lfUm
one Of our attentive correspondence.
FheAews is Or a CharaeltF 10 justify
The cheering hopes which we have hiih-
eri6 expressed. The following islisr 10
very satisfactory as fr as il goes. The
$lOO,O0O required by Gen. ANisiead
should be forthcoming as soon as this
my winded Congress can forwardit.
We hear nothing thus far Of The Inost
warllke baud Of all the >Mickasukies.
Correspondence Of the Savanaah Rspubl can.
FLORIDA, Feb. 10.
The mercury in the thermometer Of
our hopes is still rising, and now have
The pleasure Of stating that tho baRd Of
Ca'sah Tusienugges, Tiger WarriOr,l
has faithfully come in, aud gone 10 Tam.
IN, This is The party surprised by Col.
Rilsys it numbers ~. As ] understand
Col. Worth is cooperating with Col. Har.
nsy in the Everglades, | think from the
efforts Of such brave and energetic sPiT-:
iia VIC have IN uch TO hOpe--besides, they
seem To have adopted the proper mode
of6shling the Indians. You will prOba-
bly hear Of their operations via ST Angus
tine SON. Yours truly.
P.S. iShali write again by next ex--
press,
By The steamer New York, Galveston
Sdvices 10 The 7lh instant have been re-
ceved he'e this morning.
Intelligence from Austin had annonuc--
ed The ratification, by the Texan Con-
gress, Of the commercial treaty, lately
concluded with Eng land.
M mention is made Of military move
nen,s ON ihe Mexican fl0ntier.
Tho Texln Congress had passed law
abnlishing the offices of Secretary Of tho
Navy, Pos, Master General, Quarter
Muster General, and Commissioner Cen
eral.
The Hon. J. W. Smith has been killed
by indians within three miles Of Aus in.
Three out Of parry Of Ave Cumanches
had been killed in the enVr"Ms Of San
Aninnia de Bexar.--N. .. COEr.
Tne banks OF Clps Fear. and The Safe
nr NOrih ClrnIina, continue the p OmPt
payment Olspsc for their Gills. They
resumed, AZ hsretnfor5 noticed, On the
4 h insr. TAese, with the B,nk Of New
burh--which We believe has never suS-
pendcd--Ire alI the banks in the S'ate.
N. &. Chronicle.
CONC2RD IN. ~ RAILRoAD,--1he
whoI. stock Of this corporation, $780,
O0l, his bean taken up, aud board Of
directors chosen. So the road from
N ,s'ma III Cuocnrd will probably bS
commenced IN short time. aud cOmpls-
rd in the course Of a year or more.
TINS NAvY-li is slated that We have,
at tho various navy yards Throughout tho
country, materials Er building tweniy.sx
sail of lh- ne, Goriy frigates, and num-
Der II sieam'Ts.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09

The Legislature Of lnlIaUia passed =
bjIlsuiIlorzing The Bidks 10 issue sOa''
uoles It they would agree 10 pay the
State bonus Of per cent. TAe B'''k'
rtjeclsd II, aud then told the L"sis'a'"fs
what kind Ofa bill W ,uld please them =
That instead Of giving The SAFE r sHns-
hing, the Stare lnnsl give the B'nk'
snueiAing. Tie Legislature oOeyed
this order orthe banks, ane gave them
slch bill as they Directed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09
MR.. CLAY AND HIS SUBSTITUTE.

Mr. CLAY AND HIS SUBSTITUTE.
= Another vigorous effort was made Oh
Saturday 10 draw from Mr.. Clay bis sub
sliIutu ior the Independent Treasury. 1t
failed entirely. lie utterly refused 10
show his hind. WAen snrely p'cssed he
at last said that the old system waud be
revived-:he STATE bank deppsite system
as established BY the act Of 1886. MI.
Alien Snd Mr.. Walker instantly showed
that this act was repealed! That il was
repealed by the concluding sec'sn Of lhs
independent Treasury ac! and, conse
queHIy, that ar peal E this act. without
prnvlinr substitute. WIS to leave the
public moneys where they wem be'wePn
The time uf the removal "f the dspnsites
aud the enactment of tho State bank de.
posi's system; that iS in say, according
10 NJ. Clay himself. in the lawltss Gus.
tpdy Of lhe President! All this was
clearly shown, aud even Mr. CLAY sunk
under il. lie said no more; aud how
could he? lie who denounced fur Iw,
years President Jacksnl for havinG,
dgainSt his WW, The lawIess custody OI
the public money; and now demands The
me lnwless custody fnr the HirrisOt nd
minis rarion which he denounced i"r the
J ,CksnniAn. Oh SHINE, where is thy
hlust?
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09

he said ''lhe great aim Of the (uru6ca
tons was 10 produce moral effect be-
yund the floniier." Tie Easlish writers
profess their inability tn comprehend this
''philssiphic lsn2uAge."
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Letters and papers from Lisbon to the
18th January announce that, so far as
Portugal is concerned, The DOuro ques'
ZION may be considered as sehlcdi t"r
silhougb the opposition members OF the
Chamber &C Deputies had thrown obsla
cles in the way Of It's adjustment by ab-
senling themselves from the Chambes
the veral articles Of The convention had
be, n fully scnssed, aud The measure
finally approved on the 18th.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09

Tne Slalssmsn says:-~We have been
informed ihs, the New bank Of CucIe-
vile refused, day. or Two since, to re.
deem $1,000 other issue on sny le'ms.
II is.considefed here total failure"
Ths, German B,hk sf Wooster h's re-
fused 10 receive is own notes in pay
unenl ola debt 0fSi5O due 10 il.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09

The Massachusetts Legislative have
elected MI Chuaie, Of lsostOn, U. 8.
Senator, in place of Daniel Webster 70,
signed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09

On Sunday, the 20h uI'. the Senate
Of the Uhited States elected MessIs
Blair AMI r yes, (eruprie'ora Of the
Globe, printers to the Senate. Tue
vote was as fellows:
For Biair and Rives 23
F. P. Blair /
This election was nude at this time
in pursuance Of law and custom; but l.
does not suit thOse who consider them
selves entitled TO all The spills after the
4!h Of March; aud Me- Clay has given no.
iiCe, for himself aud his whg friends,
thll so soon as they possess The pnweT
they will lurn out these men aud pul in
their place printer more acceptable TO
those w'lo ara to rule ia tho Senate.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09
M!ssOURI-NIR. VAN DUREY

10 The House Of Representatives Of
Missouri, ON the 30.h January, cOmAlit-
tee, appointed for The purpose, t"ported
AZ address to President Van Bhren, high.
" complimentary 10 him as chief mag
rslralc, and rendering to him their re.
gard, esteem and unimpaired conf lanes
The following is til, concluding pra
graph:
''In The name Of .nr common country.
aud wllh Ge' ngs excited into glance
and acliun by Ihe frauds which have been
used 10 defeat IOH, we trust HAT aur
Democrat c friends lhroughnul the UH,
On may welcnme your name as sign u
Inr renewed i, xrrt on. and rally arnmu,l
ynu rs the representatives Of Republican,
purity, We have III. fears I;'r the resnI'
we invite our adyrlsares 10 The cnu,
test; for we have aD abiding belief thai
Democra'ic principles must aud ever will
succeed"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09

Mr.. Tapysn sud Nj Wright. TI,s bln
wss ordered 10 : third reading By vote
of2S 10 l3 --Cia. Gds
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09
FRANCE.

The Paris papers Of the Slst Jan. ara
occupied chiefly by the discussions on the
CorliGcatOns Oi the capital. An amend.
ment to the project proposing 10 limit the
works 10 detached Iorls, placed al 4OOO
yards distance from The present wall, was
rejected late on Su.nlAy by 2S0 votes
against IT'S. This was considered deci
sve Ol tho law, which viii no dOubI pass
and M. Thies and the King Of the Frshch
will both have carried ltsir p''int ot encr'
cling Paris within circle eOfabnut TWEEN
J loFtresses, connected By an enHencIed
wall. n. GuizOt made speech 10 which
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

TnE SIGNS ,FTnE rIME',-ll Is getting
rrrliv SIRE that they viii have the yellow
lever 10 New Orleans this season, MS bil-
IouS irv,rs OF II hugh grade (nearly the
same lhln.) are rite at the hospitals.
When New Dreams Is we'll saturated
with yellow lever, the n,xr thug in course
ls. that It will cune 10 Ma chez. THIS we
may r,aSonahIy expect, al houeh II dnes
mt always IoIln". that We have the lever
!'ers when they have It severely 10 New
Odenus.
The only prevenllves we are able to
suggest, wonl be great at cnlluu 10 clear.
IInrs', h0h at streets, YARDS, persons aud
iless; abstinence from fruit or immnde
rate qlIuI'leS of meat; n quarantine on
,'rtsu'iS and goods Coming from New o..
lTsns after the lever shall nave become
ru,ral there, and thlnlng out Of our
'oprIdtrnn, as lar us may lie consistent
Nth lie safety I" property III the CITY ~
Nlh tie care al those who cannot .et u.
'ay and must be seen to, # they should he
nken sick.
There was n time when the trade Of
Na'rh,Z VAS considered 50 good, tina,
my precautionary measures against fever
we're considered all 1t lry TO business -
u We have no such press tins sumner, u
Lav lie aS well To- take matters c,nlll &
"a ume. IL 1889, it was proven Ia te
."nd policy for families t" rpnove back
- the plne woods. The jefferson aud
Frank ~ people can tell what good appe-
ur ms; refugees h,d durlng thrIr Ten
"reks rnsIi, anon, and'rhe NncheZ tiTe-
t,Iers and Iever-hghiers, can tell how
SeIl they Iooktd when they came back t"
he 'IiN, coup Ted 10 the pale watchers o.
he p"S'IlruCe who remained.
At The present time, the country a little
1tris OF Narch2, Is less healthy than in
he cI'y, which Is GENERALLY the case IL
he earlier part al The seosrL. In the
Guy, at the present the, there is nut lIltIr
sickness, except what has arisen from eX-
p"sore t" The hnruiug sun IhlS cannol
ne I"' we'll gurr3rd against, from | o.
rIock,unuI 4 OF ), even by those WIN con
>Iirr themselves we'll acrIimatrd.
prurrut phN sriaus wnulh alsn -n""'"
mend abstinence from heating 81 IhebTla
ting drIUks, and uulipe or acld lruiDs, aud
~ avoidance OF sleeping under currents III
lr, as calculated 10 give sudden check
20 prrsPlra'i n, ana bring "a chill aud ron.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
From the Virk,borg Sent mel.
GU NcY, Mis-. jane 8, 1911.

(lC NCi, N.IrS. jane y, 1911.
DnCToR IlAGAN:-
S,r-As yol are friend TO the people
- tac wmklng class, avallrd nv sell OF
his opportunity ut IU!Ormng You tina,
drkcr and the antI houd Ques I'm ar 90.
lnI ahead III this part # he world. | Is
-,lch PLAN case thll II pa one III mud al
he htatIe "I prcher- sail To one
SIDE - tur ont III So ne Nrh,adrrd vuler-
that heard Fucker an Shltuck speak yes.
terda,, there were UnIy three hon lrdhe
Il ckhulIrrS who we're IN ttv0r Of tdXlng
the peep e "t Mississippi t" pay the fIud-
lIoug IS OF EIrope TT the bonds issues IN
voIalalon oi the constitution OF our state.
Fucker spoke some two hours and prov.
ID 10 the satIsiac ipn ut all but three, ~ hat
very uIAn OF Intelligence ~ rhls state
ought To know, that the Unitn Bank was
fraud, concrived III sin aud brought forth
Ia lniQnItl-- hit II Is phPAHly uncuus'l>
tn'lnnnl, aud that the old constitutional
Fucker "a ShaIurk calls hlm,wnS aIway-
opposed IL ihls b. "ihrvlng stop" The
'oIy Argument that Sauurk brought up
IN support ui The rousiiluirnaity Of the
-nppItmennl hllI, was, that it did no,
pledge the lt,h Of the sntp, but mere
~ made an approprlaiInn ut the funds or,
bonds, be says they mean The same Thing,
Which the Legislature had cr'aIed, not
nuI.s,aodlng Tucker proved The 0ugin II
hll Itself WAS unconstitutional. Tucker
use the Pnrsrn and his argument pretty
rough. although IN his own good humnred
az h. SAID mat all the fin uciers from
The old Nirk's" down, meant money
Iold and silver culn--whe1 they spoke oi
funds ;nnd that II gold and silver and bond,
m1apt The same thing, Parson Shaituck
puaht 10 hay, a pn'entrlght Tor the Glscov.
ar,, ~ the hond making genlrs OF Mis-
.,sslppl legislature would enable til, IN nnl
ruly 10 settle of the htljluce against our
,wn .ta e, IN, against he whole L. Safes
~ he ShlrleS, KIN of order! Yes, said
Mr.. Tucker, n Mississippi Leeisia'nre
composed at spe 'uIaiors and tirnnrlrr>
would he bet or than North Carolina
Gold mi ~, for lhnv coill IN Ike iva hun.
lr-d millions at bonds during one after.
40 ,n's lr,Ii'h! tell YOU Doctor. lh-
p,rsnn ,olrd blue w.ile the crn"d we're
lanlh,n! at his expense. IL 10 'kel like
,na IN II Aas sea- for but cnnIj not g.!
Pat Mmrn tovn f,r three hundred
,upirrliy, Tor half nf The wings aud all thu
lpmnrrals Q, it strong Cnr old constitution.
Al Tucker as lhr Parsnn calls him.
Your Ubedlenl Servant.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
CARROLL.

STRANGE A man died m one n tho
huhoats on the i.evrr Yesterday. If \
disease which boh-d his pix >irmr. A
post m'r'em examination took place. n,b
upon eXamnins his hraln, il was d,.rov-
trtd maj az i"srci ahpur mn inrh lnpy
known by he name " cea,in.a. 80
thousand legS, bad crnNisd ,n,o ,u. pur
cn''''os 'he'eby an cXcraciA,I,g death. -
Crescent City.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
From the n. q. Bulletin.
July IL, 1871.

CoTToN-Since the European accounts
of The l9h ult,, came To hand, which arc
considered favorable IN pr, specI, although
leaving heavy losses 10 those shippers
whose cotton Was 81 Hing at the last dates,
netting orIy "a 10 81 c. for ordinary to
lair. / to l24, for good fair to choice.
We have had better demand in the last
three days, and almost all The small lois
have been taken at very full prices, out
III FIRST hands, far the Have and ConIin-
entail markets, and we find our North Al
ALBANIA factors are now wiling 10 ship in
preference 10 taking the offers made them
for round lists, which they ofer st s.
G4.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
From the Lafayette Republican.
THE BONDS.

THE BONDS.
The Bond linen, VINO admitted that the
Safe was not legaliy bound tor The re.
dsnorlou Of the Bonds sold on account of
IN. Unmn Bank, an Vet who commended
that she Was noraIIy lOlnd, nTe beginning
TO fig their position extremely difficult to
s.t,ln; aud are therefore about 10 change
the name Of their dwrnjllng llllle one, aud
cal N honorable! | mink the Ittle fellow
about as hard run tor name, AZ was The
unfortunate Tristan Shanny. The pro,
,ectDrs have searched through the voclb.
uIary Of names, Tor one suited TO their del.
IA icate baDIIIng; but are yet undetermined
whether Il shII be a Shandy or Maglstus.
IL Is not legitimate, say they, or We would
give II the name Of It's father LEGAL-
aud Il. having sprung from Immortauy, i,
would not look decent t. call it, MORAL
81, methlnks, saws one Ot then, e.
Bank PtesIdent,l We should call hun
81 HONORABLE! lis many blstards has been
hOnrtd even wt,h The smjIes Of mon.
arn.
Well, now We'll try the name, hv lis
dthoIIrn. iIIIsIrlons ohllgltro Tml
Won! DO, say You: fer one ut bad paren,-
age, aud only dis iaguiSted for It's CRIME
Ty ,umeth,nc b.,,I4. ,ll,.,ri,osW .u
GRyEAou, o6lrr,n.n! That viii do, I
tAtuk, proy,,trd we iirs, comply with he
i rpqlhIInhs Of Ju,TIcE; he,nr ,,ughl h,
" The old maxim. Ia he lust before ue are
generous. WAT, then, does Justice re
gms Of US? F,rs,, # there are mortga.
ges OF trust deeds ON our property, created
ioT the purpose ot deIraud,ng our creditors
they should he DISMISSED. Secondly,
" our property Is rl'akej under The petrI.
eont screen the Woman's Law let us
Remove that; ana become the heads of our
pwn IamlIIes; and pay all onr inst debts
Even the printers, Mr.. EdltorD And
fexf, We should pay The debt of our Sac,
ehe owes her Officers, mechanics. Ne. &
Which she has been clppeIl.d 10 extend
g-4-6 years. To this end, be sure Won
" '''1 swear your lands oaly worth one
POLAR aud % cents per ucrC some
g0od bond men have already d Mex
ms develop HE material resources OF
he Sialr, aud give her citizens OF the in-
'enor an opportunity of getting their pro.
f"cS I" narkrt--we certainly awe 1t to
ti'm' Aud las, but MT least We should
pace ourselves ~ II state of defence
eAouId The United States engage in a
F"r'0O State 10 the Uolon would e more
opposed Than Mlsslsslppi: and none. her.
RhpS, would BIZ less urrnnr,d i, mes, IN.
sence Her arnnr,ps ara .nnu L.,
Afaters are few. and thew wi,h,u, t,c,li
rs luz pruures. /, nn, d,tb.,,i,,a, ,,,,,
r'meand Englspd. ,h,,r nnhl,c ;nn,.
RS did not hesitate ,o onrnuuc. - N.
u0Ilc pphry If ths;r uovs,,m.o, ,h., :,
se u war with tho Io,ed S,,,ss ,h.,,
gmeuls would he tb,o.o ,,,, IN. .l.v.
FaeS, aud the slaves armed and nrnpr
use IN their masters ,ha, ,nsnrrsctr,,
rAei by s,aud,no armies shnnld h,
PR Stem. We have has. and .n,
We; serious diff ,ult,as win E,,,.nt
'id a late arrival t,n,n :, nt,a ~
'eIhgrnce tina, the n,y.rumrn, has 49,
'ed 10000 black troops in the Wss
o'ts 10 be put in ,he h,rbe., s,o,e -
flnIng, These ,rn n. no gonht NV. ~ "
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
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BY JOHN N. BASKiN.
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,6e sxpirn ioa Of The year,
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Advertisements will be inserted at The rate Of
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n,ooaI nature, viii be chargsh double The
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Innonacns candidates FOR comnry offices, will
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

ilrsl IL lrrpare iuT the defence 1T our fam.
HES aud tir~sl tes, tcIorr We hunt up rhr
honorable deb $ al the Bauks? l. II no,
II maxim f sound pulley to prppa Tor
war ~ lime "I peace have ~: thus
hnaiEed, because | have amy apprehru-
/ sions as 10 The Strength 81 Elg.
and by ~ mrdns; hut only Ia show
that our State Is exposed Ia danger, aud
+ thtt it would be more pafln'ic Ia pnicav.
or to III iii the Obligr,Ions hat we owe t.
ourselves, our honor aud nur families. tn 10
those created hr The Sa'r, without her
enneont, or the cuuseui al her pruplr-
founded ~ iraun AMI h"S,' rpcculntInn. -
l. not he II e al one tl,sSls.ippItn m"rr
preCiuns than Ihr aGul,iiuii # iund m1u.
g"rs aud ,heIt srrvlIr mmt,n,!
II wr Und rtake /" mr1t all the rres.lra
demindS OF justice, We viii had euuush
take all tar loose change al Tins genera
ton, wIlho"l touchIug Tie b mh>.
As there are many m,ucrd Ia buliN,
that even II they dn ave ,he houdS to -,
II will he Il very small nmpnnI dlv!rd on
among all ne people at the Sac, pr.
pnse H. eXnmlnr th,t SUBJECT u hrlle npi.
parnruLIiy. II we eIrrt lral>l,'ut,
tliAt arknrNl Wedge tn. Grhr. aud Ia {
tax tor It's a. I~rme t., The fist = diec'l,t
/ vii he made aud returned IA 'i} 4
! NJ - ,t,lI
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

A U1goa laden Nth goll.-A French
p!per say, that on tho y Of April COW
cred wagon passed through Rennes, load.
ed with fur millions in gold, being u con.
segment from Hail, for the indemnify to
the CORNER planters. II is said that in this
sum, which is almost exclusively comp"s.
ed Of foreign coin, there is a consider.
able number Of French g'ld pieces, Of the
reiSns Of Louis Kill aud XIV.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

Most WISE AND SAGACIoUs CApTAIx.
Captain Jones ui the steamboat Da"!el
Webster, on Lake Erie, gives all editors
a free passage "n boar! his toai, including
he Satin and the dhriokin," as poor
Power world say. He goes farther: he
deducrs dollar from thu TAR of every man
Who saIi,h's him that he has paid for his
paper IN advance! Captain Jones, NAV
YOU never 90 To Dlvy Jones' locker till
Non have considerable sum to your
credit in the ledger "I elernIty.-Pic.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

To CURE A SNAKE BITE.-Mr II. who
has lived M the South where rattle snak .s'
have ever been exceedingly troublesome,
causing frequent and sudden deaths, re-
ports The foIlr"ing us a sovereign remedy
for the bite. Pr about tea spoon tull
If the nitrate Of polish (suh petre) into
warm milk, ar when this is net convenient
'rto water, and aft-r it is properly dissoIv-
81, let he patient drink it, and relief will
s'on follow. Tbwls perfect homeopathic,
nr IN more learned style, simiIid simili-
buS crdntur, or in palmer style. "a hair
ii The dor will cure the bite. "-NaShpille
AgrjculturiSL
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIoNs.

--latest from Terds.-By the steamer
Kingston, says the New Orleans Courier,
We have news from Texas TO The 18th inst.
She rrp'rs that the BRUSH brig Frances,
Iad' n with cotton, had lately sailed from
G'vrston for England.
BY an arrival u, Galveston, from Mat
asoda, information had been received,
hat the Mexican. hal made an inroad
among the people Of Corpus Christi, de.
sroytd their property and captured many
prisoners.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
Hou,TaN. TEXAS, July IL.

More Indian diGicultics in the East
\ letter Published IN The Red Lander ,da.
ted Cr"oket, Houston county, 23d uIt.,
states that the house Of Mrs. Cannon, Bur
net county, was recently attacked by a
party Of lndians, while family were at
supper. The Indians were repuIsed by
Ms Cannon and her el lest son, and the
ncA, d., -.vr, I,,., -u'7'I Uuu "NC'raNru Nv
4 company from Fort Houston. Two of
he Iodaus were h,led and one believed
70 be Numerically wounded. The family
received no Injury.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

A pair Of "highly respectable" wings
had n bhue 70, al in Chestnut street, PM.
AdtiphIa, u few Days since, which resulted
IN one black eye, two bloody noses, ono
scratched cheek, que bruised mouth, and
one spraned thumb, and the loss OF Il large
lunch oi hair, two false Ieeh, one shit.
collar, one skirt Of coat, the seat Of ono
pair Of inexpressibles, two tIoIsrr buttons,
three vest buttons, aud heel Of a bOot.--
The quarrel originated in an ''Orgumenl"
about Tho FISCAL Agent. They we're both
"faaucers." PIC.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

Dan MARBLE's LAsr.-~Dan was
Walking one OF the streets IN Butialo, be-
traylng eveident slgns If lameness, when
he was accos'e by ap-rson who enquired
"What tho matter wasp
"Oh. the deuce take it, I'm troubled TO
death with corns."
"Why don't you get pair Of easy
bools?"
~ pot these easy enough, I'm sure"
said Marble, 81 won them Ola the elec.
hon"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

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