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The results of the recent state elections arc such as
to warm the heart of every democrat, and give
him all increased love for the noble institutions of his
country now in so fair way Of being preserved invio-
late from the hands of the spoilers The hard cider
coon skin maJortes OF last year. in the states heard
from thus far have fallen before the power ofthe true
principle. The measures Of the Wings were broush,
before the people for the first time the extra session
and they are now registering their verdict and it is
such verdict as we would expect from free people
in their moments of calm judgment.
These results we presume, were by no means unex-
peced to such persons as are observers Of passing
events and who take the trouble to reflect upon the
natural progress of the principles Of correct govern
ment and true liberty. republican government is the
natural result of intelligence in people. They have
akened 10 knowledge of their rights and their ca
pabllity tor selfg government and spurn the artificial
distinctions and unnatural laws which have come down
from the ages of darkest ignorance. 1t imposs ble
that intelligence shall progress and people re,rograde
in the principles of true Democracy These principles
portion Of the eat truth Of heaven, and the pro-
ress of is but the gradual workings of truth
and the consequent assertion of these principles The
progress of Democracy is the progress of the human
mind to the perfection which it is calculated TO attain
knowledge Of its relation to the immutable creations
of Deity its powers and rights and consequently
the rights and powers of others: it makes the perfect
man who has within himself the law and the guide
Opposed to these principles the efforts of the
Wings. They are in principle portion Of the power
in Europe which holds many bodies and also minds
in the most abect slavery. Thy seek to confer by
legislation special and unnatural privileges upon the
few which must of necessity encroach so much upon
the privileges of the mass. All such enchroachmento
giving as they do, the privileged unusual au.
thori.y enable him to exercise undue control over the
free current of speech and action in the unprivieged
This nds retard the progress of the principle
and consequent happiness of the But the truth
will assert itself, knowl edge will work its way in the
human mind and the tyrrany of unjust laws will be
over thrown 1t the principle of democracy that
led to establishing the colonies Of America, subse.
quenty to the declaration ofindependence and further
to the adoption of present constitution 1t is only
by the violation of this instrument that democracy can
be assailed. 1t cannot however be crushed 1t is
living principle, and beyond the power of error to de-
strOy.
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AsHINGTON HOUSE, 10 70 Cbe.ngt
w sueet, merit door 70 the Masonic Hall PhiIs,lel.
phis- II i. HART WELL Proprietor This nov
and splendid house u n9w open and fitted % in the
mos, fashionable style for the accommodation. Of gen
temen and families
The location for health and convenience. To ulsce,
Of fashionable resort or business has no superior,
while the pariors, dining rooms and chambers viii
bear comparison with any similar establishment, in the
Union
The lsdies will find il all the quiet and elera nee
81 stately rryste mansion and the gentlemen every
luxury that mas ~ expected from hotel Of the III.
class 10 the city 81 Philadelphia
The proprietor hgpes, ~ bis crericns to merit
liberal patronage ipr the Wash ngton House and Il
give entire satisfaction to all who NAV honor Il with
their company. march 25-tf
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ship twen,y-elghi srcep sectons ss,enteen twenty
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hardening ID. Ai..i,sppi nYer. II range two
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nine
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twenty Eve, twenty sir, and tnenty-eIghi u rage
ten
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and twenty eight Of range sIeyen.
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pal neridian
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eight bordering the Mississippi nser, eIcerA sec
tons thirteen and twsniy.four the latter, u range
Ons.
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bordering on the MississIppi nser, Of range two
'fsrlona srctIon seventeen in tow nship seventeen
Of range two.
Islands numbered one, two, three, and four, and
part d sland numbered five lying in Rock liver with
IN The limits ~ township forty three n0rh Of range
one, east q the thrd principal meridian
Al the Land Office At QUINCY. CONNIE pcing on
Monday, the srteenLh day Of August neri for the
disposal Of the public lands within the limits of the
aforementioned fractional township. 70 wit
North ot The base iine, and east n ne fgir mimi
pal mertdfda
Fractional townships two and three bordering On
the Illinois river Of range three
Lands appropriated By law, for the u.e or school.
military other purposes will be excluded from sale
j he sales will each be kept open for Two weeks
tunless the lands sooner disposed OIL and nd
longer and private entries OF land in the town
ships offered will be admitted unit, after the s1pra
ton Of the two weeks
Given ut3-r my hand, at the city Of Washington,
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SCIEsTiPfc TRACTS ard Popular Lscaares
- bgegess-Pos0Ass sspef~lssons chsznassy u
Lg,acshsrs Las and cfsra<aey " Y ri.on slscaoo@z
"a Casi His.ss The Oeesn Ar. u IL woss6
lsssnseo sac Discovery sefEdoestsoa Ps.e, Tie
CREE Ess1sr.ees N Cbrrslsfey IL. Rs,sr Tgxe,
pasiss2Tsay sgDgioS Ceasess TIE kse,asn, Il.
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SOTlc ETO PREEHPTIOS CLAIMANTS
Ess~r fsfss1 claaraE TIE rrya u ;,s-sass,eloc IL
frc sEy " -. syHsssz,s cesgr4a.c Il lis graz
s1Es&-s - rlr1s x To- srUrlss0ns n the q ~
June l-5- "a erlso6e6 and EosSlAe,s ~ tie Hea n
Is Jgns lcs0 u tie rr0slssDns ef lsrtev ac=
grzEg ssrss4. pssrsgss 70 sr0thsr class N sstses
rec 1sstc u gross ~ V To ssastssva II IL
ks-5sS- ard ksr-sr.g h to- isrs oszcs and n-sss
psyE-r ttsrefgr so1n ~ 5y4ct>s5G< sfsey ssesrg
~ r@<4s All ossors tt day spsa.-s ~ tie Co.'s
eoes.,-s " to pgsSc sale ~ tie ls1s sbgss oes
igoa.sd Otherplse s1ck clsanss " 81 - fO,sea:e3
JAMES WHTTC0MB
Coznuissaor.sg u tie Genera Lad Of5oe
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GARDENING. FARMING, BOTANY. AG.
u RICULTCRE. fnr ~, ~ II TAYIOR -,

n ARDENING. FARMING, BOTANY. A6
" RlCULTURE, Tor sass ~ +. TAYLOR L.,
continued.
Rutkn on CalcIresus Manures MecAlrnhgrs "a
grasses
Useful and Ornamental Planting ] - Lsnsar
The Planters Gulls, b. SIR II sieaar ! ~
Bcsoy Nisit T. lhe PuactpA Nlneyards 81 .>paln
and France, thcr Msshoas q CHlus atlou an q a..
nUfaciore
Tie Culture cfthe V ns in France Italy ar.i su,,
IeriaDd and she al & vine making b : Fisher
Marsh4its Russl Economy u tie West Il Env.
land ! sol i-ondoe
A Agricultural state Of Crra: Britain yol
Outlines 81 the Hussandry 81 Fast AMI Ws.s
Flanders | vol Londen
VI u
Andersons A .riculturs
smith. Flora Britannica, ; vols London
4 DC CufIvAiors Almanac 1910 and lsli
Report 81 the Secretary 81 the Trrasury ta Con
Eress on Cosion, ~ cultivation a-tars ard e.
reign trade
On tie Culture Of the Bet and on the u.anul.e.
ture of Beet Sugar. vol p cents
Cobb on the growth fthe Mulbcrry Trrs ant the
Culture If Sdk - cents
Chllds Botany ninth edition.
The Flora ofthe Distinct Of Colanha hv Brerstsn
Lo0don Cselopreila of Gardening Do 81 aT
Agriculture 81 DO n Plants % 90 az Rural A.
chitecrore ~ Suburban Gardener-and many others
Of v hich the lit viii ~ continued mas
ELLIOT.S DIPLOMATIC CODE II 2 ,6l.
IL oetA,o. containing THE Treaties and Convsntacs
Il III United States with Foreign Powers sincs 49,
giving also the Judicial DECISIONS % points cepossf
81 with Foreign RelAsions-gisnE also cauglelv
summary Il the Laws u Nations from tie vots.
Urequefori VAiie Martens Ward L,fd Coke,
Chancellor Kent Judge Story and o,hers
few copies jus, received and Tor sale nv
may IA T. TAYLOR
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TEN THOUSAND A YEAR, Cheap Price Is
4 cont' volume in paper binding.
maya +. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE 10 PRE- EYPTIoS CLAIMANTS
Essry prem eisjgsing The right u p,sec1psioo u
land Ia any n ths to~nstiFs cssignsts3 thls ocls
nlsisDn virtue " The sogislDns n tie sct n Z25
June I53- ereO3ed and gs,ihe9 " the sct II it
Jene c1p " The psDSirsons ~ TIE latter grant
ing ces3n yr,lsgss " sDoher cisss Of sstiers r.
sg.sisd ~ pg0ys ths the ssisf2ctsOn u The
ksgistsg and kecsiser VI the land of5ee and make
payment ihsrefor practicable sf,sr seeing
TIN Dascs and teote the day appointed ff the con
asshcssn u he po5le sale u tue lard sb0ye de
sgnsied Otherwise such clsinas vii be Forfeited
JAMES WHiTCOMB
COsnnnihssOnsf u the General Land Office
sprl Z5-gtSs
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NOTICE TO PRE- EsfPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every p@rson claiming the night 81 pre-emption to
land IN any Of the townships designated "a this pro-
clsmaon m WINE of the provisions Of the Of the
225 June, 1893 as extended and Modified By the act
Of The u, June, 1870 of the provisions Of the lat
ter ac granting certain privileges another class of
seer j. requested prove The same 10 the sstisfse
ton u the Register and Receiver Of the Land Ofice
and make payment therefor a. soon practicable gsr
ss<tng thu notlee and before the day appointed for
the commencement, Of the pubic sale Of tie land !.
ato,e designated Otherwise such claim will be for
feItsl.
JAS. WHITCOMB,
Commissioner VI the General Land Office
may i.ztds
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zY II. AssIsn1ras Gszs1ss WI coSg tas sDoss
ard ssEI ;s-su b. y LIE 8, ~ Bsos8~sr Asr
Ypex. r. H. PETTi5.
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sAHss " syyCy1E,
c.asu,.sssa.ss sfsa.s C'e1eral Land crss.s..
ygre ~ St3st 5-9-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03
Rangers Sale.

FEvHE following strays will be sold to
IL the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House, on Monday the 9Th day Of
July next.
Taken up by L. S. Wells, gray mare
mule about 10 or II years old, branded
on the left hip with the letter NJ. no other
marks or brands appraised to GO doI's.
Taken up by Joseph Wallace, one
yoke of oxer, one is black sided about 6
years old, marked with swalowfork in
each ear; the other is yellow and white
speckled, marked with crop and split in
the right ear, and crop and underbt in the
feft, branded on the left hip with the letter
b., and had on small bell, appraised 10
so dollars. .an .E'a N
Taken up by William Morris, one
white steer, marked with smooth crop
and uper underbit ic the right ear, and a
swaIowfork in the left, branded with the
figure 2, on The right and right side, about
3 years old, appraised to 7 dollars; one
black steer yearling, no marks or brands,
about 2 years old, appraised to dollars;
one red heifer yearling, without marks or
brands, about2 years old, appraised to IS.
Taken up by James w. Vaughn, one
sorreII mare, l4a hands high, supposed TO
be 9or 8 years old, appraised TO 80 dolls.
also one bay horse, about l4A hands high
all four of his legs and feet white with a
blaze face, aboutS or 9 years old, apprais
ed to 35 dollars. aH" l'
Taken up by Joseph III Watson, a
sorrell yearing colt, left hind foot white
up to the pastor JOINT, IL hands high, no
brands perceivable appraised TO Is dollars.
Taken up by William Walker, one red
steer, years old, marked with n crop of
the left ear, and underbit in the right,
appraised TO dollars; also one red and
white heifer, near 3 years old, marked
with crop and over and under bit in the
left ear, and crop and slit in each ear, no
marks or brands, appraised to 7 dollars.
o aaro j. N BASKlN, X, II. -c,o
Jone II, 3l.,,,tds. T 10 $50 I'd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03
Watch Repairing.

EOHN BELL, respectfully informs
cd the citizens of Lexington and viclniy
that he continues to repair Watches, Clocks
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, AMI all kind Of
lewelry. He is also prepared to repair
Gun and Pistol locks, and all kinds oI
soldering and brazing whether of steel OF
iron.
" His shop is on the corner opposite
Beall's Tavern, at the sign of the Watch
He takes this occasion TO return thanks
to those who have so Iiberall" patronizec
him heretofore, and hopes by strict at
tention to bushes to merit continuance
of the same. ...
Lexington, Nov. %, 3-6m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03
. FRESH +#
SUMMER GOODS.

KRABCQCKS, Tchula, have just received
ED per steamers, "MAID OF Arkansas" and
"TcHULA," general assortment ofSUM MER
GOODS, consisting in part of al. .-
French, English, and Domestic,
E.' LIGHT FANCY PRINTS.
Printed and Hore, Ga new artcle) Muslins.
LINENS, CAMBRICS, LAWNS, RUSSIA
AND TABLE DIAPER.
Sd e. A Broad Domestic.
rs & A No. !, Lowes.
Blue e. Fancy Couonades.
BLUE LOWELS, BROWN LINENS, TICK.
ING, CHECKS. MARSAILES QUILTS,
AND MOSQUITO BARS.
Ladies & Misses Straw and Willow Bonnets.
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Threads, Bnttons, etc.
All OF which will be sold ioV for C.4SHIL!. s.
Tchua, May %, 1871. 400 .lF
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03
CROCK TVS GTKS!WFE'

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part consisting OF Table Rnves and FORKS nne ivory quo III eS rocker
Broad Butcher Cook and Caneknve Scissors Shears SheShears
Ro arv and See Carpenters" and American Rim Locks Eengs
American morce and Closet Locks Trunk Chest Cupboard and Pad
Locks Butts patent Caks Broad Butts Parliament Hinges
Screws Tack ad Butchers Cast Steel Mill Pit and Hand
Files astd Rasp and best polished and t AugurS Rafting
Augn Augur Bits steel Chzeo all kinds u assortment
Plane ons Ad Drawing Knives Hand and PANEL saws Brass and lron
back saws Table ditto and steel Squares Try Squares
orice Cages bv Spirit Levels Mill Cross Cut and Pit saws ledd
article Jac-screw Corn Mills Games Shove Long handle Dchng ditto
Spades Pchto Vices Anv Sedge Hammers blacksmith Bellows
Wedding Cane and Grub Hoes "Co Simmons Axes Broad
ditto Broad Hatces Smuggling Hatce Nail Hammers, Lahng
Hache Axes American English Blister and cast Steel
CIT and Nails MANILA Plough Lines manila Bedcod
Bed Halter Trace aud Ton Ropes Cotton Wool and Horse Cards Ok
log Chains Srpng Brushes While Wash, Clothes Hair and
dto Feather Duse Cedar and painted Tubs rests Turned
Kcee Trays Pggen Flour Pals round Boxes Dry Measures
market clothes Baskets do Wagons Chairs and Cradles
Cocoa Dpps Table Mats Bird Cages, Roen Pins Coffee RoOsters
Japd Candle Sticks prl Egg Boilers ron Brass and Hair
Selves Dish Covers few very fine Britannia Tea Sets with
variety of furnishing articles.
ALSO general assortment Erhen China and Glass consist
ing Dining Toilet se American and French forms
pressed Glass full assortment Astral Hail. and Stand Lamps
patterns Looking Glasses and looking Glass paes &C. &C.
Also 300 ys PAPER HANGIGS.
! N' ... 'a DIXON & BABCOCK,
WASHINGTON STREET VIcKsBURG.
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