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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
Tx COLLECTORS SSLE,
In choctaw county, miss


will offer for sale to the hiphest
bidder for cash at the court house
door OF choctaw county mississippi,
at Greensborough, on Monday the
7th day of November next (ls4a)
within the hours prescribed bv law.
the following property viz: The w 4
olthe s W ! of sec no II in township
no 20 north of range no IL east. con
tanning so e5-l0O acres; amount of
taxes due for 1871 Sc cents.
Also the S e 1 of sec no is in town.
ship no go north of range no III cas-.
leo 20-loo acres; amount
OF taxes due for lS4l 81 3l3 cents.
Also the s e of sec no 10 in town.
ship no 90 north of range no II east,
loo 26-IOo acres: amount
oftaxes due for Is4I ST sI4 cents.
Also the west of section no 2Oni
township no 90 north of range no ii
east, containing 800 6O-IOO acres
amount of taxes due for IS4l Sc 62c,
al assessed as being granted to and as
he property of Laurent Millendon.
md will be sold or so much thereof
rs will satisfy the state and county
axes due for Is4I, and all legal costs
hat may accrue thereon.
Fl. BUCK, rs ccc mi
august 6, lS42. prs fee S2l
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In choctaw county miss

S'NAiIy Hiss.
vii! offer for sale to the highest
Dloder Tor cash at the court house
door OF choctaw county mississippi,
at Greensborough, on Monday the
lth DAY OF November next ('42) with
IN the hours prescribed by law. the
following property viz: The w Bof
the II w of sec no &c in township
no 20 north of range no ii east, con-
tanning so I7-I0O acres, assessed as
beng granted to and as the property
OF David Fmgeson, and will be sold
or so much thereof as will satisfy the
state and county taxes due for the
year ls4l and all legal costs that NAV
accrue thereon. Amount of fay dne
Tor said year Sc cents.
II. BUCK, .q&ccc mi. |
august Q, Io42. prs fee SD
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
M C0LhEC7OR8 SgLN
In chOctaw county tniqs

will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash ut The conu houso
door of choctaw county mississippi,
at Grecnsborough, on Monday the
7tl day of November mex, Hsle,
within the hours prescribed by law,
the following property viz: The
east OF The sc ! and the W 4 ofthe
W . OF sec no 80 in township no 81
north OF range no 7 east, containing
100 59- 100 acres, assessed as being
granted to and the property orr. II.
BryarIy, and will be sold or SO much
thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the wear ls4I
ana all legal costs that may accrue
thereon. Amount of taxes due for
Sald year, 81 3l4 cents.
II. BUCK, accent,
August 6, lS42. prs fee Sl4
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19

DlsTalcf ConAr ~ rnl
UufbD sfttrs, Nos. Ne 40
r , M". 10 hok.
NOTICE u iproby piui ~ nlf
: pnnga Interested, ilut LOWS 4
fonyiIlo u Winston county. nj bss
been ddy declared % lIanfrupi bv
~ ofdor ~ The said Cont. mad og
the aiib day NJ Oelobef 4 Dtstl
md tliri The mid lnwis I Fonvillr
hosppplied lpr q certificate at Gnal|
rom hia debts under iho
net of Congress IN such ctsog mndo
aud provided , md tle iii MONDAY
Of January. lslJ, NJ Aberdeen. has
bccnw lortio final hearing. All pcr.
sons Interested may thou aud iicro
appear 10 show cause. If my ihcv
c1n, why the decree and certificate Of |
Should not be granted.
Tosti GiM, RAGSDALE. Clk |
October 60, 1912. 90 NV !
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19

t.y'Ono est,hhilimenl ~ Ymk
" !, adl, employs MR. h,p hubdod
rmplg' W lho matlng sbid collbn
alone.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
From Mexico.

The N, Q, Picayune says that young Coombs,
who was captured in the Santa Fe Expedition,
arrived in that city from Mexico on the 18th
When he left the main body Of the prisoners was
within two days march Of the capitol; Kendall
was with them and in excellent health He ia
soon expected at New Orleans. The Bee says
that Mr. Coomba was thrown into chains and
lodged ina dungeon for fourteen days after he
had been claimed by our minister as a citizen Of
lhe United states,
The N. o Beegiges the following incident as
having happened just before young Co9mbs Iad
Vera Cruz, in The British steamer solway.
a multitude of ladies' and gentlemen ia Gala
dresses were on board the SolwaY, admiring the
vessel, when war vessel was deserted in the
distance, with 8merican colors floating IA the
breeze. ltwas considered strange however, that
the gallantcrait did not approach the other ship
ping OF come into port, although within cannon
shot otJhe fort Very soon very rich Mexican
merchantuUus tne 'Prcosa, put to sea bound
ed the strange ship lae American far was struck
and tac Single Star of Texas hoated over her
deoil--a gun then aao.AeT,and another, was fired,
the Mexican al. the white attempting to escape
the WGIuildr CEClaIuga-'Ibe 4eZanz---the
Ie vans ana fed In all directions
The cannon OF San Juan Dc Uiioa was run out
To the eIa5rasuIes of the fort and great morse
made, bu. the Mexican vessel struck her Hag,
and vas led of Ia glorious style by the stranger
ship. Quere-Was THAI Commodore Moore
The Pleayuuc saws THAT it was, and that the
capture was enc of tbc 5chooaega OF woE built ia
New York.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
Treasury CIrss.ip-.

Tie Solicitor o.tae Treasury, G. 3. Penfcse,
Asa issued circular directed to several q 5 Al
;3rneys, calling then attention to the fl-h sec
Ton OF The Bankrupt LAW, ia which the priority
Of the CLAIMS Of the United States is preserved
against applicants for the beac6tof that law. aud
requiring them to protect The interests Of the Coz
crament in every coss IN which its interests may
be involved
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

WILL ba sold Public Auction highest bidder on
~ THURSDAY, the tenth day Of Nnrch next.
O'Clock u the aorn4on brunswick in the Sfate Of Maine
afhe tonne Huta fr cash the following Described t4ct
of land 90 wit One undivided quar;er part four ho
sand ele hundred and tttY acres, OF less Of Town
ship No. 4 in the "a The Comfy Of Ogfcfd, state
ST MHue subject 'rv1teu0f thousand two hun
arai and eighty for public uses.
This tract IL and offers purchasers opportunity of oh
timber Il die best quality, aud easy access
.he township beiug Il Waered, the main Andgascoggn
Had the CHpsuciuck both running through the same.
IL also offers favorable opportunity for settlers
comprises the best quality of land for cultivation, tho
region in which il Is situated.
good and undisplitd viii be made the purchaser
For further particulars application may be made FES
sENDEN. DEbLOlS x FESSENDEN, Portland, ELIJAH
p PIKE, BruR5wiek and THOMAS AUSTIN 50 Mer
chants Exchange, New York.
Portland. Jan. 10 1912.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

miserable factioa spr.ag up and DANGEROUSLY
maintains that it is useless anu worse than useless
to tae family atsk,lal--ttey atonoe set up their
dsaanos th~t s4I be cast out for ITS gross sius
# omission u commission Some great, new
and shining skillet, laying upon the shell IS now
seen 80 urge fhem forward IN their demands and
promises That fms is the lucky incumbent ap-
pointed 20 The OLD enc place, Hr viii exercise
as bright influence WIKI tba eook-that al the
old and i1tIe blaea al1i,lets, may Likewise, be
eiacfed, and the culinary department restored to
5ss pristine purity and usefulness by the appoint
gacat Of a new batch OF llt3e sklIets. But 10 re-
tam from this dgressiou The SANDER upon Mf
Webster. may affect his moral character as little
as the derogatsIy account Of the skillet may
have injured the old and faithful servant Of The
cook. lis frieuds may appear ysxed to bear such
bllskeuard allegation agaiI 81 an old but valued
Interchangeable skillet itself, may feel offended
M after all it will cool Itself down by the con
sa.ag reflection thai, 1T has ever been Of great
service in the family to which il belonged, as well
az the entire community, AID may yet continue
- .gr a SERIES of years. We have believed, and
stli brieye that the story duplicating tie morals
- Mr. Webster 10 be downright he-a he O.
sjg.natlpg ia the moral obliquity Of some one
-,e NAY not say The editor Of The Louisville Jour
aa.-but we do say some one, and thatitis found
ed IN poliue1! aspiratoas-or lac1ou5 party por
poses. TO us, tbc aGaJy'ts Of Mr. Webster ana
she CLERKS IN the Department Of State were need
laa. New EngIandera are not blaadioid, nor
b. t5sy need supervisor Of their men ner thcig
aloras N he latitude Of Washington or Louis
vile
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

HAa71Ea lME} Ac4DamY This building
was entirely burned on "Wednesday evening iast.
1t was Two story building forty feet square,
gurnoon.ed with a oapola, and furnished with a
fine bell It's suppose the hro must have been
communicated from the stove pipe There was
an insurance at the HQmpdea Mutual Office, o.
: 1000,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
AI,nlINlerr, . 1,,sLs Nnn,lr1-

~ Office hereby given thatha Subscriber has been dnly
appointed administrator the Estate ufMosas Haley
late of Bath in the County Of Lincoln deceased and has
upon himself trust by giving bonds the law
directs. Aud all persons haymg demands upon the estate
of said Moses Haley, required to exhibit the and
all persons indebted The said estate called upon
make payment.
Bath Feb &c. l849 d
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

PROCEEDINGS OF CosdREss. Nothing was
done in eithor branch on Thursday, but to adopt
resolutions on the demise ofthe Hon. Lewis vii.
manufacturer House sat on Friday, on account Of
the funeral Of Mr. Williams.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

NO Steamboat get The Caledonia has been
hourly expected at Boston from Liverpool for
many days but has not yet arrived The Uni
corn has arrived in Boston from Halifax to
take the passengers and mails for Liverpool.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

HARD TrMEs.--Tickols for the Dickens Bail
an New York bore premium Of $40. Almost
eight hundred were issped al 50 piece
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NiOMla.

FIiDpOGfS 4 PHI S---lhCE MORE.
g'HE SUBSCRIBER has returned to Bath, and having a
vailed hiuselt of recent Improvements IN the
DeStuerreoGype Ara, Offers 10 take miniatures, better,
quicker and cheaper has been done before amt with
regard weather. His stay VIII be shuttlease give
him another cab, At the Elliot House.
3stf SAAi'I s. SULLIVAN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
isls4NilfsEYal,S PILLS
| Security 30 the Patron o. Asrandrets's SEliAs
new LABELS.
Tie Y Labels stpie Dor If the Genuine Brandret's


NEW LABELS.
Tie Neg Labels Stgle Dor Of the Genuine Brandres
Ftis, contain
AZ 50G3 LETJ TIERS !!t4rG
consequence OF The variety Of Counterfeit Labels
4 pretended Gfandreth's Pills, and which, in many in
stances, nearly resembles M onward appearance the gem
vine u the old style, often 10 ceye the unwary Doc
B.andrCE, Of duty the public. has
employed those celebrated utsts Mesrs Perkins and Dur
and, who have succeeded in producing At great cost three
Sew Lab from steel, Of extreme difficulty ct execution,
and Of 50 e"nPdd ns'n ts 10 amount % an iApossi-
aitv 1f imitation he,ns considered By judges
piece iT de AIT e engraving.
. border OF the top and also Of the under label com
posed OF ta most elaborate and cha pattern of zee work
oCfawn the climax # ocse hedntflabas paper upon
hsh they nntad previously printed with he'd Ink
zion The ta4 agi uaAer abei cantaiu the words
BENJAMIN BEANDHErHS PILLS. written in Red
h hqalr ! tim til anA under label con
tau.ng therefore, uppsrds II i've thousand letters.
There is ais upa tn top the under and he side label,
TWO signatures Of h. EandreE one being his llar sig
naafe thqsB Bfanirein aud The other his li sigma.
H4Ga5 tussiJaUIn bflHdreth hath bein2 fac smiles Of
taa writing of Dr. Brandrcthi a. initiate which il forgery!
IHe Dtanireth Pii- having these Iaha5 upon them
be- reiIsl upon aa the true and genuine.
0s BmHatehs Principal 5dies 2i, Broadway, N. York
~ Hanover street, 10
BOSTON.
Agenl in nah. ain HEyRY npEl
os iIE"zTA, oR HUPrURE5,
ny E U. PIPER, N. D.,
: Il the Elm House, in this town to remain two
Prot NcEEHn, Topsham
EEvJkMiN PREscOr, NJ. D.
ErFgRENcHs CHARLES {. WALDoN NJ. D.
=. q SrucKBBIDGE4 III. y.
lsRAEL PUrM AN, n. D.
Of this town,
Ra.h. IN. 70, lsi2 45
W0IVN ACCOUNTS.
Lii persons having against the Town Of Bath
requested present them the Selectmen for set
eaent before the first day of March next as no orders viii
bc d1a,g from .lt ae, TIL tie next annual meeting.
i.s aa%ii Of of Bath
Es+b rsh 8 1888 a,y45
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

PIANO goRTEs---TUNED.


LII Orders LEFT at the store Of 4 B. Crockett matchmaker
y and JeE5ler opposite the Elliot House, viii be prompt
ty attended 90.
Bath, Feb. g, 1872. 3W45
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

PHYSICL8B' AND SURGEON
0FFICE-over Daniel Larhee's store in the ROOMS form
~ efly occupied BY Doct. T; e. Stockbrdge.
Consultation may be had with him upon any disease, FRI
Of ciarge at his rooms
Bath, January d, 1912. lI44
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

1EuE Steamboat MINERVA, now lying nj Mccobb5'
Wharf Cthgr with her engines, Boilers and Machine
10 aud If oli private sale before the second day Of
April naz size WIN DO sold at Public Auction For frhes
particulars enquire If EBEN AYERS.
BATH IL b.. lSI2 Owls
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

FLAX
Qnh LES fine Flax for sale by
GOO Aorck 81 tf40)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
pEAarEE

pEA STEER
ZEU 60 ton Rock, OTIS KIMBALL.
pes 80 opis sGIps4S,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

a7HE urge and ounmudous Dehg House situated on I'll.
corner of Oak and Washington streets and occupied
by the subscriber offered or sale viii he exchanged
FOR q smaller house. Apply TO
NANCY MITCHELL.
Bath Joa. 10 1872
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

1.-TWO HOUSE LOTS in a central part If this village
WI be- sold for uar cash down. and The balance on
literal credit WILLARD WALKER
fiath. Feb. 10. lS44. tf46
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
hans,- EtElssfE nOAe

L3un HEftE BOaSI
EEIhNIGn INN djaa'J nj lh Office, good Roy from Ia
~ us wears Old to learn the Printing Business App
eans VIII be expected TO ceme well recommended.
Bath, Feb 10, lsl2 Owls
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
pIAeo EOHq.B sof.A0o1 :

K. y. B8KNEKGY,
yyoULO respectfully inform tn Ladies and Gentlemen
w BATH he VIII open school above, 10 com
the 18th OF the present month viii give TWO les
weekly every scholar eihernt theit respective
homes Ok Gt MY Piano Forte establishment Boot VIII
iHsan's. scholars VIII have their Pianos tuned free of ca
sense. Price for Tuition Is follows viz
Crown Persons Sl2, per 3uarer
Children So s.
suusgutIan this school Iraieb 4euks'
Store, wilkins and az Dir. Il HyAes Book store
Hath Fob. 5th 1872. 3v4Ut
EaTA sEfAsF ffoLAssI1S,
90 HHDs u.a Retailing tolasees just received, aud
r :. for sale CasaD by ], b. TURNER,
Bath, Pet. ~. iei3 5tW4u5 II dgAin g. ars
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

70 iis Hoagra5fa Aad G:aa E74ars 1adgs ~ Frg5ats
Fel,tl. and flu hc County IF lincoln
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03

" EaPECFuLLY represents rhaeHa Robinson, admins
of Bas, ia said County, dece7 T. tas t4a personal estate
u the said deceased is not sufficient h Che n hum
dIcd and siAy doIar the fsL debts which nc
oed she Therefore mays that sHe be empowered and
licensed % sell n.lch Ut The Zeal Isg.9 II he said de
ceased May he sufficient .aa sad with mel
dental charges and whereas BIS partial sao OF the acceas-
ed'5 real estate would greatly uale a esda thereof be
rr9ys Size may LICENSED se He WHOM n ha said
decreased B real estate. EuILENA ROBINSON.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-24
sen, for him TO the Governor of this State

sent for him TO the Governor of this State.
The corps of Ken,ish Guards, arrived in
Providence at 10 o'clock on Wednesday night
for the support of Government, and General
Greene reported two regiments of Kent militia.
and assembled, and ready for orders. Seven.
ty-eight men were in readiness at Newport to
proceed to Providence as soon as a convex.
ance should be provided, and troops were on
the march from various other quarters The
Governor has issued a general order, thanking
the troops for their good conduct.
HE DUEL-WIsE ARREsTED.-We under
stand that, in consequence of an affidavit made
on Wednesday last, before the Hon. B. THRUs.
TON, one Of the Judges of our Circuit Court,
warrant was issued charging that "there is
probable cause TO believe that the Hon. III. A.
WISE and the Hon. EDWARD STANLY, members
ofthe House of Representatives, are about to
commit breach of the peace by fighting a duel,
and that preparations are now making by said
parties to commit such breach of the peace
The warrant was issued last Wednesday eve.
ming, and search was Immediately made BY the
officers that night, but neither of the parties
could be found, and it was understood that
Mr.. STANLEY had left the city.
Some time on Tuesday afternoon, the Hon.
Mr.. WISE was arrested; and on the return of
the writ by the Marshal before Justc. NOR
SELL the same evening (P. r. FENDALL, ESQ.,
District Attorney, appearing for the United
States,) MIR. WISE expressed his willingness
to give security TO keep the peace aoithin the
District of Columbia, should the Justice deem
such a course necessary on his part, but at the
same time denied the right of any Judge or
Justice in the District to require him 10 give or
sign any bond obliging him to keep the peace
out of the District.
The proceedings in the case, however, were
postponed, at the request of Mr.. WISE, until
the next day, yesterday at ten o'clock, for
purpose of hearing testimony.
Yesterday, at the time appointed, Mr.. WISE
again appeared before the justice, and, in the
presence of several members of Congress and
a large company. entered into an able argu.
ment and defence contending that he could not
be held TO bail, and pleading his privilege from
arrest as member of Congress, the warrant
charging no actual breach of the peace, but
merely probable cause to believe that one would
be committed. To this argument the District
Attorney made very powerful and courteous
/ reply. After which, the further consideration
of this Interesting case was, at the request OF
Mr.. WISE, and with the assent of the District
Attorney and the acting Justice, postponed un.
til this Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, to
be further argued at the Courthouse before the
Hon. Judge DUNLoP.-Nat. Int.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-24
NEW YORK MARKET.

May 10, l84Z.
REMARKS'-Thc advice from Europe as
regards Cotton, has had favorable influence,
and sales Of That article have increased
There is little change for the better in our
city. Money is as easy as is desirable. and
the Banks discount freely oil good paper
The influx of strangers during the last week
las been immense. The Anniversaries and
the Races have brought 10 our CITY concourse
of strangers; All our public houses are well
filled. The Spring season is opening rapidly
from all directions. We learn the Crops look
well, particularly in The Cotton and Wheat
sections Of the country. The wretched state
OF the Currency in The South and West still
causes great embarrassment, There is how.
ever, gradual improvement even in this re.
spect' The prospect of an amicable settle.
ment OF our relations with England is as great
As ever. This has impaired n confidence
which is felt in all the mercantile concerns of
the country. From Washington there is no.
thing of much interest. Neither the tariff or
the Fiscal Agency has yet been the subject of
much action.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-24

B | G II TON MARKET.
Monday, Nav 16 1910


At Market 26O Beef Cattle, 80 pairs Wor-
king oxen. SO Cows and Calves, and 1900
Swine.
PRrcEs-Beef Cattle. We quote to cores
pond with last week. A few extra SIS rs
500 First quality, IS so 5 rs. Second
quality, So % a 5 80. Third quality, "a so
5 rs.
Forking Oren-Sales 20, 50, 90, 90, 95,
and SI0s.
COrs and Cubes. Dull. Sales 81, %, 25,
90, 81, and S36.
Spine. Dull. Lots 10 peddle 3-5 for
sows, and 4 n "a for barrows. Lots to close,
some of which were large, 3 1-2. Al retail,
from TO l-2.
WOOL. Duty. The value whereof at the
place of expectations shall not exceed cts
per pound, free. All whereof the value ex.
ceeds s cts. per pound, 80 per ct. ad. val. and
CTS per pound.
During the week sales of fleece Wool have
been made 20 a considerable extent, at slight
improvement on the prices obtained few
weeks since.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, ID. 40 a
As c.-American full blood, do 80 40-Do.
"a do IS a IS Do. l-2 do 33 a 35-l-4 and
common do 30 31-Smyrna Sheep, washed,
20 35-Do. unwashed, 10 l3-Bengasi do
s a 0--Saxony, clean,--Buenos Ayres I'M
picked, 7 lO-do. do. picked, IL 16-Su-
perfine Northern pulled lamb 33 35-No. l
do do do 80 32-No do do do 90 %
No. 3 do do do IL 10.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-24

branches, was vetoed by Gen. Jackson. In
1887, Mr.. Calhoun, introduced bill 10 give
away the public lands 10 the States where To-
cated-an injustice SO obvious, That even To-
cofocoism dared not assume the responsibility
Of passing it. Thus all parties have in sue
ccssion acknowledged the propriely OF dis
,ribu,ion. wi ch, by the passage of Mr. Clay's
Bill at the extra session, was happily consum-
mated npon the most equitable principles, and
,be DuJic domain rescued from the various
wild, squaudering, and mercenary projects
Which political nspirants might see fit 10 D.
iopt.
TO the friends of protection, The strongest
argument in favor Of the bill, was the fatal In
fuencc of the luctuating income from the pub
lie lands upon their favoriic policy. This had
vasclllu,ed for years previous to 1887, from
10 Is millions; and in 1888, its enor-
nous excess was made the foundation for the
rene,l of the beneficial tariff of 1928, under
which the country was never more iourishing
Should the country be happily replaced on the
highway to prosperity, by the adoption of q
salulary tariff, and consequently tho income
from the sale of The continent again swell into
millions, similar catastrophe will inevitably
overtake US. So deep is our conviction of the
necessity of steady, permanent protective IA
riffiO the prosperity of the country, that We
view with extreme regret the expression o
doubts from quarter so unexpected, in rela
ton 10 measure whose abandonment would
clearly tend again TO overwhelm the Interests
of the country in sea of fluctuations as fata
as that from which we are now endeavoring Il
emerge.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-24

LATEST FROM PRovrDENCE.-We are Inior-
med by an extra from ihs office of the Provi
dence Journal, yesterday afternoon, that the
insurgents who retained possession of their
guns, remained peaceably on the hill through
the night, under the command of a man named
Wolf, from Uxbridge. where their position was
commanded from the hills on the other side of
The cove. At day break they fired three guns,
but made no other disturbance. In the NOR
ming, the artillery went up and took possession
of the guns. They were loaded 10 within
foot of the muzzle with scraps of boiler iron,
spikes, &c. 1t was reported that Dorr was al
Belling ham.in Massachusetts,, three miles from
the State line, raising recruits. This was
doubted. A requisiiou had been or would be