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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
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Regular Weekly Packets,
TE hE new ard substantial last ID
u mng Cabin all ID Sale rai
Steamboat, WALNUT HILLS. D|
Mosby, Master, and MAID CT Al
KANSAS, L. +. NGc5dl, 1.oser, y
run as regular packets Jetseca 1cbu
aud New Orleans dudgg Nae sea~
leaving TchuIa aud New Ohears ED
thursday.
The above boats nre Of The first Oh
and have superior accommodates !
character oTthe commanders are tow
known 10 the travelling crmMog
need comment.
For freight or passage Apply to
A. Q. BREATH, Tcaaa
TchnIa. Nov. Is, lE4l If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

"a the third monday the @0th day oil
w June A. ID. 1912, | viii expose
to public sale to the highest bidder fog
cash, before the court house door il tie
town of Lexington, Holmes county, Mis-
sissippI, the following described tracts or
parcels Of land, TO wit: the east half Of
rorth east quarter and south east h III
OF section twenty FIVE, township sixteen,
range one east; east half OF south wesD
quarter section twenty-five, township
seventeen, range one east, continuing 330
acres more or less.
Assessed as the property of Duncan
McDlug4I, and will be sold, or 50 much
thereof as will pay four dollars nloe aud
half cents, beIng the am,nnt OF taxes
dae Ior the year 1911, together vita all
other cost accruing thereon Sale to take
place withla the hours prescribed by law.
Is y SCOTT,
TAX collector &C Il lanes county.
Mlrah 10 ID 3m pr zzH!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
CITATION.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Holmes County. Sc.
Probate Couw, FCbrvnru form le

Probate Court, February term 1912
"A GREEABLY TO an order Of tho
ia Hon. Probate Court Of Holmes
county, Mississippi, mnde a, the Februa.
ry term thereof, 1912: Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested 10 the
lands, 'enements aud hereditaments O
Thomas Land, late Of said county de-.
ceased, to be and personally appear be.
fore our said county court at the next
April term, thereof, lS42, then and there
to show cause if any they have or can
why al order should not be made by ,his
Court, for the sale of the following de.
scrbed lands belonging TO the estate of
The said decedant, to wit:-Lols No..
one, two, five, six, seven, and twelve.
being the eost halt Of section twenty,one,
III township sixteen, range one west, con,
tanning 3O6 and 77.l00 acres.
The Administrator Of said decedent
William II. Johnson, having Cat prevl,
Gus term Of this Court exhibited OF
oath, II Just and true account of the per,
sonal estate, aud debts Of said decedent
showing thereby that the personal eslat,
of said deceased, is insufficient to pay hi,
debts.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
Commission House.

VHVHE subscribers have opened a
y COMMISSION 81 FORWARDING house
They will keep constantly in sore
and for sale, Bagging Rope plantation
supplies, &c. Before the season for
storing cotton arrives, they will have
large and superb houses in readiness
A share Of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
MOREHOUSE MATHER, q Co.
Tchula 19 184I. W-u.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

TAX COLLECTORS SAIL
@'AN the fourth Monoay, the "'a'
W. Of May rexr, teiore the court =, h
door in the town Of lexington li'l
county; Mississippi, | will proceed y
to the highest bidder for cash. Tie "
iug described tract or parcel o. lana Y
the south east quarter Of the ''i'
quarter, section ;, township - rag
east, containing 40 acres.
assessed as the property V'''
Written. and will be sold, oF 50 "I
it as will pay ten dollars, and l%
cents, beiog the amount Due ,a
said land for the year lo4l '''
costs accruIng thereon ,,or i
March 10 10 I'm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

ANhN the third monday the Goth day Of
w June 1912, | will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, be,
fore the court house door in the town OF
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi
the following described tract or parcel Of
lani to wit: the north east quarter sec,
ton %, township II, range one east, con.
tanning l46 acres more or less.
Assessed as the property of Linsey
Hall, AMI will be sol II, or so much thereof
as VIII pay one dollar 76t cents, being
the amount o! toxes due for the year 1871
together with all cost accrunig thereon
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
b d SCOTT,
TAX collector of holmes county.
March 10 Is 3m pr xvi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
Tx COLLEnrON,s SAFE.


G'NN the third Monday the twentieth
w day Of Jl0e 1912, Will expose to
public sale TO the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door in the town
Of Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi;
the following de. C bed tracts or parcels
Of land, lying and being situated in he
county and state aforesaid, to wit: the
south east quarter section twenty four,
township fifteen, range two east; and the
west half north east quarter section tween.
nine, township fifteen, range two east;
south half north west quarter section /
township fifteen range two east; aud ihe
south east quarter OF south west quarlel
section twenty.lour, township f,leeu
range two east, containing three hundrer
and sixty acres more or less.
Assessed as the property of Samue
II. Galloway, and vii! he sold or 50 mncI
thereof as will pay four dollars thirty
seven and half cents, being the amour
OF taxes due for the year l8ll, togelae
with all cost accrung thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scTbed by law.
b D SCOTT,
TAX collector Of Holmes county,
march 10 ID Ban. pr zzl.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
W. c. j. co.
PEDIGREE.

Pacific was IoaIed IN 1885, was got by
OLD Pacific, dam Lady Lltdetou, by IL
moIeon, grand dam by PacoIoI, (she was
also the dam OF JohI Lowry, and Toll
SISTER to the grand dan of John dawsou,)
great grand dam Hazard, a bay mare
toaIed IN 1910, the properly of Alexander
Ewing, near Nashville, by Wilkes Won
der, Z { grand dam Black Bird by Tux.
ton; 9 gg grand dam Indian Queen.
Pacific is full brother 10 Col. Rector's
Bill Gordon. (See American lurl Re-
gIsler, pages $50 and 1873.
W. CANNON & co.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
NOTICE.

U WILL on the first Monday in May
III neX, preseei my account to the Hon.
orabe the Probate Court ot Holmes coun.
~, Mississippi tor final settlement aud
allowance, as Co.AJminslrator with lhe
wall the annexed Of Joseph Ii. Townes
deceased.
y. S. WALLER, Admir-.
Feb. IL, 1912. 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
TX COLLECTORS SAFE

s8N tie Sd Monday, the Goth day Of June mex
w J will sell the highes, bidder for cash beror,
the Court house door in the town of Lexington,
Holmes county Mississippi, within the hour
prescribed by law, the following described land,
TO wit: Lots, numbers nineteen and t,yenty- civ
section rs, township rs, range east lots tbre,
ana i'ur section 10, township l6, range east
west bali north west quarter section 2j, town.
ship q lh"Se | east, containing two HUNDRED
and fifty three acres.
Assessed as the property of Edward Sims and
wilpe sold or SO much oft as will pay three dol
lars and eleven cents tax, due thereon for the
year le4l, and other accruing costs.
b. ID. SCOTT, Tax CoIlector n r.
March -, is 3m. hvi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
TAX COLLELTO.t.S SALE.

An SOhbLC O4pS "a IL
(2A9 N the ,hIrd Monday the 20th day
w Of june 1872, | will expose to pub-
lie sale to The highest builder Tor cash, be-
lore the court house door in the town OF
Lexington, Holmes county Mississippi,
tne following dcscrlbod tract Or parcels OF
land to WI: north east quarter Of section
25, township II, range east, containing
100 acres more or less.
Assessed as the property Of Sylvester
Pearle, and will be sold or SO much as
Will pay ouo dollar and ninety 1.-TWO cents,
being the amount OF taxes due tor The year
1871, together with all cost accruing
thereon, Sale within the hours PrescriO,
ed by law.
b d SCOTT, TAX collector.
March 10 Is 3m pr xvi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
TAX COLLECTORS }, ;.

TAX COLLEC w. on6 "a
4AN the third Moad d., y,'. the -ID o
w june next, will pfocesut , !
the highest bidder for cash; .l + Lex Le,I|
court house door in the town o. a IN
Holmes county, Mississippi ~. toIIo|
hours prescribed by law 'no "A ,oI
described tract or parcel o. . ."",' SCI
the west half south west quar'' o,olai
%, township II, range = east
eighty two acres. ,r # Wm s
Assesse ! as the properly o. ,bcreI
and will be sold, or so nue. ',h;cb i.
will pay ninety six cents VISA l8il,
tax due thereon for the yea
other costs accruing thereon thereon, , 4
q ID SCOThf'
March 10, Is Sn
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
6~AN the tntrd MIDDAY the 20,h day Of
VIZ june 1912, wlII expose TO pubic
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash, be-.
fore the court house door in the town of
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
following tract or parcels OF lands to wit:
The whole Of fractional section No four,
section two, township Is, range four east.
Assessed as the property Of Meredith
and Hardeman, and Will be sold or as
much thereof as will pay two dollars and
II aud half cents, being the amount Of
taxes due Tor the year lS4l, and together
with all cost accruing thereon. Sale to
taEe place within the hours prescribed by
law b ID SCOTT,
TAX collector Of holmes county.
Mar ID ID 3m pr fxvl
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
DESCRIPTION.

Pacific is Il deep red bay, with black
legs name and tail; l5i hands high, of Il
most commanding appearance and supe-
ror action; and as one has said OF this
truly splendid animal: "The appearance
and general form Of Pacific, Will satisfy
Jail that see hIm.n His chest has raost
excellent width and depth, together win
as good shoulders, back aud Ions, as any
horse have ever seen; in the paris have
mentioned do not believe him to be in.
erIor 10 any horse. 1t is qune an easy
matter to make fine horse on paper, bnl
come aud see the living animal himself
and see If we have mlsrepresenled him.
w - 4, "a
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
Notice

coParioersdip here,t
Ii, ing belwccn the s,bs ''.0.@'
day dissolved by Iiml,ario, ', ,t.
having claims gains, l6egs,. al p'1
please present Tor payupr, ,, ,.yS e
sons d owing said sub:cr.cn WI y
call and settle as soon as pr.c 'm | "
IS hoped that tue indulgence s' .s'n,
o oe sufficient io' Our friends 10 a1.u
accounts as soon as possible; C. IA
ley, Is fully authorized to els, a
ness OF tue late firm Of E'llop avn
6. J. ELLIOT 1
r CALEB WORLLyI
Teh0la, January 1912.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
E D SCOTT.

Tax collector Of holmes county.
March 10, Is 3m pr fXXIi4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23
THE CELEBRATED HORSE.
EBlaCCDRl(EhllS.

operty Of S. Dennis Of Holmes, ]
WILL stand the ensuing
wA season, at my residence s
.3I miles north west Of LeXing.
w ton. The season 10 com
mence the first Of Aarch, g.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-23

TN collector Of HoImgs county.
Elarch 70, IS Bon pr f XXllt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
I.anxhorne Mills fur sale.

SHALL sill. to ,bc highest bidder. ON Tussd.v shs
LIST Of November. u aif, {f moi he nexs ~ ~
thereafter Sundays cxcepicd) upon the premises, ~
well known property above Iaeasionsd. am not sineu
lar IN the opnun that this Ia decidedly tho most vs1sa-
bio Milling establshpent above the fss NJ James River
in Virginia. Its LEGAL siiaasiow (wtkin two huodsai
yards OF the Main Ssrestot lynchbog siyea pscsIi.
al advantages as we'll for the purchase " Asas % 10
the sale Of DIAL, P1aster Meal, &C. The esveaicacsa
Ton shipping Flour and receiving Plaster ars email :,
any establishments Of the kind, as the hats NAY b.
brought within ~ feet Of the Mills Il il pot unrpSeon.
able suppose tina. 1000 tons Of Plaster may be Qrou ID
and sold ftom this es'ablizlmeM annually. The Mills
contain SIX run OF five feet nprr Stones and two Ruh
bcs. and capable otmaknp $50 barrels Of Flour on
day Attached To the Flour Mills is Corn and PIasscr
MIL capable OF grinding 10 ,oas u Plaster or 100 BUSH
Ella OF Meal, which from is congaity to Luxembourg,
VIII always insure g"d custom. The machinery y
cas'-iron. The water Wheels fore bay Sc have 6rep
made ahon, fourteen months The whole psspxy,y hes
recently undergone thorough repair The water NV.
~ Is nnqfs'lonable having James River eccdcv-
Need remind any person, wishing To purchase such
property, that the present Is most suspicious time fuf
commencing Milling bnsinessth low price Of grain
rendering next to an npossbili,y that less can be sus-
aincdi The Mills are in operation and will con-
ne until the day Of sale and the purchaser will be re-
CURED to take he aoek ofbarres aud nbcr (of which
there Is sufficient supply for the years. oIsra,uns; a)0
The hands belonging 10 the establishment eight Coopsvs
tnmc expires the last OF the ycar. and six Mill hands,
aud pay cost lJr each
~ Farmers having Whea, in the Mills, and those
that have contracted To grind commission sale,
viii say that no disposition that may be made u the
Mills shall in any way change relations My part
ner MIR, Sicploe. will remain al the Mills wind np ~
hnAncss, and either deliver the Flour ., pay Es the
Wheat, according to contract.
TERMS or SAi.E,-Onc third in hand, and thr bal
ance IN or ANA two years. annual ins'amcnis. with
deed oItrost, and the property kept iusaIed Eu my atne
NJ; tho purchaser reundng 10 the u insv-
rance paid from the day Of sale. For any further ipir-
nation please address me. at Lynchburg.
HENRY 5. LANGHORNE.
Oct. 10 INF
o. The Richmond Wing and the Enquirer, will
please copy I'LL day osac and send their to this
office iir collection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
+. NJ. WILEY,
b. NJ. DEWI1"T,
RIO. S'rATiIAM,
SAM'.. HILL,
HARRISON O'BRYANT.

.laecdotc-1he Norfolk Harp and Compiler Of
the 9Th inst narra,cs the following occurrence at the
Rip Rape, during President Tycr's snjourn at tina,
place:
Among the visitors on ono occasion was an hon, ST
Emcralder W ho had taken his 'mornne" little too
treely-in other words, he conjured by the hottie
imp. Conscious that he net straight he ought
to be- he became bothered and confused in the presence
Of majesty. So that, although courteousy received
by the President, his head turned round, and the end
took the opportunity to jerk the chair from under him
lusl as he thought he was seating himsclfin ii! Away
went his heels, and in the attempt To bring them back
to his support they came in contact with the centre
bic, well nigh domoshng an astral lamp and doing 9th
or mischief The President, who did not coyet the
honor Of such rrostration, the first to extend his
baud to raise him up and with many for rick
city chair. uneven floor. SC. and enquiries he had
tanned any injury, assured the unfortunate wight and
brought him 50 his recollection and to the gift Of the
CAB Wherenpon with the ready wit of an Irshnan he
exclaimed; "Well, can say what cannot be said by
ny other in company: wss raised b, the President
OF the Il. States" In a little time honest Pat became
very soclablc with the President and parting remind
ed him that whatever else he might do. he mnst b.
sure and give us United States Bank. This was ;
bit of blunder in him, to be sure; but the Prsden
sured him. that he should have Bank Of sor.o sort c
ven il it was oyster baek.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

I'm DAVIS NJ candidates foi President and We, II, 5
l,p, Of the L. States done by the authority aus
c,o cent Of the people and by the people will be ratified
This is the answer Of the soseregns themselves Mr.
velsters uncalled for, and under the circumstances
GROSSLY indicate attack the members Of the Conven
,ouan attack which betrays the mctice Of Mr.. Web
,.rs recent course, with the ceaIuess Of light Hatred
and jealousy Of Henry Clayiha, is the cement which
h,uds together John Tye aud Daniel Webster, Cush-
inc and Wise. Prfli, and Upshur.
At the meeting in Mnrib. roueh. above referred to,
Mr. Saitonstall, WHO heard Mr. Webster in Boston,
glanced obliquey ., his speech. in few remarks. Al
ter commenting with severity The recent removal Of
Jonathan Roberts. because he refused TO turn 81
Wings and put in 81 Tyler men, and showing that Mr.
Tyler had in innumerabe departed from Wing
principles and pledges. he remarked ave did no! make
the separation lruu the Presidents we separated from
him because he separated from us he ,i principles.
and could not then stand by the mar" That,
indeed, is the whole argument in a nut shell. Mr.
Webster with all his ingenuity dare not mee, ii, when
thus pontedy stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

Quck Rel, ibution.--On the 3Otl of September, S
II. Lyman. postmaster at Portland, Maine, wrote
note to the editors of the Advertiser (the Wing paper in
that city, that the publication of the lis, of letters re-
naming in the post Office would be discontinued in It's
columns from that date. On the Sd of October. Mr.
Lyman himself received a mssive from Washington,
stating that his services as post master would in future
be dispensed with, having been superseded by f. o. j.
Smith, one OF the little band of Conservatives in lS40
so few of whom remain tine to the comrades by whose
side they fought in that memorable and glorious though
irultless, campaign
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
New China, Glass and Queens
ware Store.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened large as
i sortment Of CulN,, Glass, and QugESswA nE.
in the STORE ounsry occupied by Andrew kinncr uppo.
site g. ID j. Z Davis. offer fr sale. very reduced
prices. all articles III their line. Amongst many Others
they have
Elesan, white granite Dining Sctis. of various Sizes
Fine blue brown. aud aecn Dining Sct,s latest s,y les
and patterns.
beautiful American Views do do
Rich China 'roa Sets. vi 30. 81. and ~ pieces,
Gold band lea Sc,,s. very rich,
Printed Ewcrs and hasins. and Toilette Set,es hand
some patterns,
do Plates, Willow do edged and common
white patterns,
\ large assortment of rich cut pressed, aA plain
Glass III every description.
{. RICHARDS s. Co.
Oct II l2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

o. Read the brief sketches of the speeches Of john
NJ. Clayton at Philadelphia. and John Mcpherson Der
rlen at New York-boh of whom take fling at the
Great Secretary" with barbed jayes The
tires Of those who voiod for the Compromise Act
in 1888, so rude'y assailed by Mr.. Webster in
his late speech. are trumphanty yindica,ed by Mr..
Clayton, himself one Of the number-Mr. C.. refers
with pointed effect, to the remarkable fact, that Mr..
Webster, who assails the Compromise Act because i,
was according his construction of it. surrender Of
the Protective principle. himself originally an ar
dent and bitter opponent Of the Protective p,icy! In
1921, no went far in his hostility to it as did the
Nullliyes eight years aferwardshisc celebrated Boston
resolutions, in that year. embodying the very principles
upon which Mr. Calhoun and his disciples Subsequent,
acted charge Of masked hostility 10 the manuiac,u-
ring interest," nsnuaed rather than uttered against Mr.
Clay, therefore, by Mr. Webster deserves to be cron
cled Of the remarkable events Of the nos-lhe
very climax ofmpudence!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
NEW MALE aud rEslAAE SCHOOL n

b h Or ORD, V.A
VILE; , nnds!s ed feel pleasure in 'uncug = the
Il public, na the exercises OF this school will COM
menco on "A ,ndsy. the lOth Of Oc,ober, under the
charge @. Mr. Henry l.. Davies.
rr m this gsnleman's nndoubtcd qualifcaties al
or experience (havng had charge Of the New London
academy for several years) the Trustees condsas
ly recommend TINS school TO the patronage Of hose who
have children to educate. Being Individually Interested
in the and good management Of this lnstitusa.
hoy pledge themselves to the public use every exss-
ton to render it worthy ofgeneral support.
| The situation is a veyy elgihc one. bcng aboVt q
miles West Of iycchaurg, and directly on tho LyncA.
burg and Blue Ridge Turnpike, and in neighbpfhoad
surpassed by none for its health morality and hcspis
| y.
The course Of instruction will be thorough and sxten-
sve embracing all the various branches Of educsiioa u
sualy taught in tho best schools.
The scholastic year of ten months, will krminats ~
tic 10th Of August next, when the annual exhiban will
take place. The terms for common English ssudies
81 so for the Latin, Greek and the Sccnses e so Per
month. ayablo during the session.
BENJAMIN WIGCINTON,
HIRAM CHEATWOOD.
WILL. N. MERlWETHER, ; Trustees.
HENRY NJ. OGDEN,
| WILLIAM BIGBJE
The subscriber would add that, cohtemplainG, ~ 10
does, permanent location, and conscious thet HE eu
port depends upon his success, hin undivided sttspsn
will be devoted 10 the intellectual and moral impibss-
ment Of the pupils entrusted 10 his earn.
HENRYL. pAyI1A
P. S,--Boardcrs Of either scx can be sccomus1oacd
in gcniecl families. convenient to the scpo q ssIy
moderate terms.
Oct. 10 MsA~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

VvNAkfN mp. s,rna tune hr early par, oi las, I)~
L cen'her. by the undersigned. fosldiny in Bedford
county. near James River, ab,ut nine miles above
Lsnchhnrg. THO ES1R9Y COWS; one small
brndls supposed 10 benbou eleven twelve years old
marked with undcrk.e ia ,As right ear, and
swaow-ink in the left; ends uf her burns sawrd
off knot on her righ, side, the 1ank; some white
about her face: appraised to five dollars. Tie other
small pale red, with swallow fork and uaisthe,I In
the right car white fare. supposed to be about ak year,
ati. No mark in the left Appraised eiehi dol.
lars. NArliI. v. MANSON
pet, IL 3,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

ot5. Caleb Gushing, to whom Rumor assigns the
Treasury Department Whenever Mr.. Forward is reno
we'd, or wiihdaws, has the reputation of being push
Ing acknowledging not much troubled with scruples OF
conscience, any than another distinguished gentle
man, who like himself, always Processes to ts guided
and governed by that very convenient because invisible
and intangible monitor. Like the drunken lrishman in
the ditch, has two yoiccsonc for the hour of solitude
heard only by the criminal whom it lashes the other
ostanatosy paraded before the public eXtcnuaon
vndioatian of those crimes. Thus, Caleb was very
good Wing in $780, and SO he would we continued had
Cen Harrison ved-because in tina, case, good WI g
would have had the best chance for the spoils. With
Tyler, however. genuine Wings in bad odor--coun
,eriet himself others but countcre,s are adapted
to his purp'se.-yonr "Iyler Whgs," who have been
well described cha neleons, which look differently
every way you look at them. Caleb Gushing. therefore
ia Tyler Whig. and has lately made long speech t.
satisfy his old associates that "he Corporas Squad"
the real champions ofNhig measures, and that all 9th
er Wings are traitors to the principles Of 1910! II,
will get his reward for this heavy piece of service
To which he is prcked doubtless by his eonscience" b,
'pushng or,cord into office, and pushing Fo,,card ou
as the ways say.