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iiLNhL SlI ibib'ih-NA'
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

,oberiv, mas, from 5rootins over the
ALLEGATION he has entered iuio, feel that nc
has forfeited his Independence; ackno~l'
edged himself incapable of sell g'yer'>
mco,, loose all seIfrospcct; burst his let
,ars, aud die druukard.
There ia some pluusabllity in 'h'si oU'
they seem to forget, that II Is rei ''o"'
voluntary, but from coerci'e Fesna'a's'
that slch drefuI rc'uits are to be nPp'e
hended. The sigHog Of a pledge us ne
free aud volant0ry act Of man, thorough
~ convinced OF is utility, II not to h'A'SS'
at least To society, is at once patriotic a"u
noble; and GeI does il deserve retlec"ou'
whether lie refusal to do so, does not ar
que ,sant Of that independence tor the
preservation Of which they seem so ScFo'
ipriously jealous.
We pledge ourselves at the altar to
love, honor, and cherish the wife OF our
, choice.
The Statesman pledges himseiI unter
the solemni,y Of an oath, to support the
Irons,itution and laws Of his 'ountry.
The CHRISTIAN, in The face of heaven
pledges himself to emulate the life Of the
: rightvuos.
Some of the most venerable institution
4 of the age require pledge of bFojhef.
7 love and charitable kindness.
Aud let it not be forgotten, that u
: founders Of American free Ion, vita a
: Independence ofspirl', unparalleled ia IN
= annals Of nalioUs, mutually IiedScd the'
. lives, iheir fortunes, and their sacred nor
Or to maintain the liberties Of their coul
i Try.
Yet. who haa ever believed, that the;
pledres we're no, The main pillars Of Vniu
:. Of truth, of charity, aud liberty?
:, Thcu away with the objection.
But GENE, one and all, aud let ua AM
hear, and hand IN a glorious Gauge.
= By the lies Of l,iodrej, patriotism, ar
i philanthropy, | invoke you! come at
let US uniledIy pledge ourselves, aud
-, ,,.hi,h ,yo have auOutp
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23
RaEl q NJ d n i.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI
saturday July 20, 1879.

(r7- To The exclusion OF cur HsIa' va
,;e,v O, matter, We this week, lay before
our readers, the address of our fellow
,oynsmao. Col. Wilson A. Purdom, de-
livered, agreeable TO previous nouce'
nm Saturday, the ion inst, before large
and respectable portion OF me citizens OF
our county, on tho subject Of temperance,
We REQUEST Of our readers, an attentive
petusa of the address. 1t is coached,
t,hrougboni. with the most beautiful ian-
cnure, and is characteristic Of the good
sense aud sound reasoning, of the talented
source, whence it eliminated.
When Col. Purdom had concluded
Walker Brooke, ESQ, rose, aud after
, low PREDATORY remarks, proceeded to dis
cuss The subject, in his usual able and clio
quent manner, Tor near an hour.
, Alter which, pape: was offered, tor tn
! signature of such persons as wished "fo'ai
b IN. and 1eitIom reSerre, to abstain from al
e Intoxicating liquors." Some thirty 0
y forty persons went forward and enrolle
y their names; among whom, we are please
r to say, are some who, from long eEPer
ence, have learned the deIelerious effect
# of spirimous liquors.
If We should not omit to state, that
q roodIy number Of the ladies' Of our wiling
IS they always "cbeer ard animate Vt
i. sceoe,'D honorcd tho meeting with the
presence.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23
LOUISIANA REDEEMED!!
HOW THE BALL ROLLS!

Alexander Mouton, The Democratic
candidate is elected Governor ot Lnuisi-
ana--So they 60 In 1884, the Demo
cratic State Rights Free Trade parry
nav lose two states, Massachusetts and
Kentucky; the former however is doubt
fuI.--The Ball Tecoi!S early ..r
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23
SCARCITY or SILVER.

.,,,o,oo,s !, Gnvor of n grand National ,
sw;o5,i,c Sboo or United States Bank,
mn, m, ernrcity Of precious metals So.
T,vcn were their truth, in these empty
,oJ yo;o caser,iops. tho unpreiadiced
man conld recognise no merit, in neccs,
-, h,. ,lo,dcd Aimi, however, the
,,,,o,,,. If anecia in The world, 10 lie as
.,:.,,oa =, ror money advocates assert,
MA, ,,,o, ,ssoes ,uoply the deficit, auf
o.,d,,,a .,,,d and siIyer2 No man Of De-
,,-..... e., ,,o,,ort be,,ovos
-. ., ~, oo,;,s ovs,hrow If the
,,I,. ,.,.,. .a,,o,, eyors;tan, and cruel
.o,,., Sc ,ro,oc,;vpI
49, =. '"'>' a. .,-,,. ;.a,noo,,rce
'''''' w 49, ~ .',.,,,,,,, 1,horn
"'U' ""I - ;fh,. I'm. ,.o.o
70 wv "'''',' ''0 '' ~ ...,, a..;or.
s..'' ,cn = 80, ooo ,or or coro. or
S'''e' y $500 , .,i, -.
""e''' "o' '''' ,....,.L I,,.lnlo-
''1 " ~. L. aE,h an.
Nv" va -
| nnt ~ bn, ia the actual amount Of gold
and si,yer,n the world? The allie edit
o,s Of the Free Trader, have given the
Ii,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

ANDREW JACKsoN.-Ocn. Jackson is
now ia the 18th yea! oil his age. lie is
Fastening to that bourne, which covers all
errors aud defects, aud should eStingnisb
all resentment, all acerbiy aod ocglmony
Of feeling, if any such be Entertained Ia.
wards him, By the cIiizeDs OF urcountry,
to which he has been so long benetaclor'
Twenty sevenyears since, the triumph
AIT Gen'I, after having obtained an aImos,
bIood!ess victory, in ouc Of the most re.
magkabIe battles recorded IL history, re-
paired to a Christian Church, aad humbly
duplicated, that Sod, whom be now wor
ships, TO continue the same guardianship
over our republic, which was uapIies'e(
| IN his Providence during our reyolu'iona
ry difficulties. 1t was upon the same are
ma, he obtained victory over himself
scarce less brilliant than the achlevemen
OF the memorable Sth. .... ......
An individual, high in station, was sn'
pected of an attempt to SOW sedi'ion an
; dscord amongst the motley soldlery in tn
. Ohoaus Camp. BY order of tho con
mnnder. he was 80 removed as to proven
his Interference with the American Army
After the victory, Gen. Jackson was a
4! raicncd, the same suspected individual
c who fed when danger approached, sat
: nudge, witness, and jary---s enc Of o.
= t!so,.slna dollars was inpoced r1on IN
: Al this time, he was surrounded by A'ne
L lean soldiers, who had shared, Ioftentim
: hsIf fed aud without cicthing) with the
cocnanaer. all the difficulties Of w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

ter's campaign IN the norasses and marsh.
es OF the south; this army, flushed with
recent triumph, Looked upon their chief
with Il vcnerouon, amounting almost to
'dola'ry, oud were clamorous for remis.
SION Of the unjust hnr. What was the
course Of jackson? aud thut, too, just
afer his home had teeu sold 10 discharge
liability incurred for u frcnd-and he
| himself lived IN II rude cabin? lie bowed
before the mej Of the laws Of thai
country, IN The defence Of which, he had
ibut as yesterday, periled his health
his life, and reputation. His country
womcn immedlaleIy obtaiOed d rendered
payment Of the penalty. Gen Jackso,
/ would not receive it; but requested BIZ
+, patriotic female friends, to bestow the "a
vor in,cnded for him, Upon the widows ar,
, orphans, of those who had Collen by hi
q side.
Whatever may have been his faulls-,
r. they are eclipaed by his virtues. Folhle,
. all men have. Fnilty is the common IC
Of man; YET, when the patriot, the herr
j. the statesman and civilian, shoIl be sun
moned TO his last resting PLACE, over b
ID grave, (Mith rare eSceplion) will Anne
+ lean hearts mourn, aud render homage,
Ie Inc memory of him, ""ho has filed tt
is measure Of his country's gIory.p "'..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

y ''u, an ssIdo,,S ~
. :" '"s year, on an av srS"s aep
g sreS, a =. II. suomorlI' s',,la
fEo''S'on' ] sod ty, '''' III
" o,ss ~ ''. NE, than let nv ' 'r'
WY, ' ~ st'G We ca, lss ", !. ~
very sparirglyj ut las, w. = Price
:" 'rI II" :" 5 's', my potatoes, Ii, ,.i
arsn. We went Of s Ioo 'ot ii
known, ond.hcrqed,'' ''''' '' d.
.' "An nc snym ! Won,
eight pounds, withor, g. '1I@ "a
any kInd,' 7 1000 0t,pl,.
"AaoIhcr in orsue, ,,a
your family GENERALLY n t" D' qaa
potatoes, SAYS: 'Ml!E. sI ,H'a
clare before my peisLt,., '%fctI
AVE been Wing ia mv Sl D.J oeS
,er ,,. on y, mr'and did no, 6no o'5'FAa
milk bnt eat potatoes ~, s.'t Nm
aud had no drnk bat co, c"O atbs.
mh"y ot "a would pIa" ANY, way, A n,
lake us Of; it would l. t. ny awe
t" live in our poverty aud t' n..i Ira,
T" $40" the cfoc, p..i, ,' r,..
) 'eres's Of the Unoo, g,, ,,''a
y protective tariff, which so,s a ~
upon the toll Of The million. i, !
t states as follows; y
The Giruho,O wool Gcl,r,r
II annually produces in cloth. t .~'1
u ''i N'NN
is jea0'' at home valuation. Sjsg
;. 10 "'0"'22e'1re their vooItn5yaN
~ indigo coal aod oil, yioIlagoar
a, ne S',72l 60 only; while la,uus
N " upper cent, upon he pToosa
r. Iacipres, would amount Ia Ssha!
!. loss 10 the treasury oI &35GoO&
ID We ask, who pays the 5000 ms
. II Is the consumer.
h Again, Iron is now worn, byL
$50 OOper too; take away pnn,
M Iron, Of infinitely I5elter qnIur, 4
At. SOLD, after paying 90 per Geo. tayi
81 same market, Tor So, 00perm
the wing tarl!lNes contend ta5a
he terest Of the cotton planter lopgT
bales Of cotton, i'r a ton Of iron, 4
on one bale for the same 'moond R
at ported article, end Of superior qn'|
ar, and The same principle vii n'tE u
ay, ry species Of T0''c"'n' S''P''
an. If Of iOO pei cent 'ao'a De pa'sa
/ all hats, boots and sNoes mpoy''l
Quilted States! sach tax sopdq
as a total prohibition, and ccdI'
lc,s trade in IBIS particular IL lb@
30, who VIII 10, =, ea's 'l"'A 'H'S''
l. .A,s,n,ls, c,n sI
il frn halter or '00'm''''' ''' "1
. a farmer, The planter. oaa citizen d
ano other occNPa''o' !" Wv '''''
ass, jus, 50 pc; cent. more ior ''''' al
the so long aa 'h's oppressive "A "
our which must be para on' ''''" u
and then again, the Treasury '''
% uItr
and obs,racted from II Tue ''S''''''D
!. under a proper 'y'l'" o. '0'l"
III, find its way loto IL g,
son Let every m'n NR'a COW" ,,
ori, the condition Of L's''''' D'. ~.
Is a its manufacturing GEMS ''.' T..
o W grafton, vice 50 la''''''' ''' u. !.
AZ, vail. Let him look upon 'h 4. +,
600 multitude of half na'e' ,.1 !, \,
the the sexes, vi.hou, even he i .,.'',
don, nmslioratipg their "r''a '' \.
an" unlutored, nnIed, On''~'D ,,,,
"e"- oort ronopoists AM ~ "'Y
9 y, o;.;, and he cauntaS'V'
) 'ao ,. svs,en i,gtn@E
-, ""u country, WAC" .''
. VI abou, similar results ), ;,r,t
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

EELIGI,g.--A simultaneous revival oil
religion has recenty taken place IN this
ond ore or two oG the adjoining counties.
P,rticularly ats FG2faeied Mce'n2
Of Tie Cumberland PrasbyieF!ans, at sha'
Nv Grove Camp Ground, which closed on
Tuesday evening last, where many c1fr'
gymen, Of diIcrent denominations othcla'
ted who have been AMPLY remuneraIeJ
for ,hair uniting zeal, ipthe good cause
| bv considerable accession 10 the church;
of The exact number we are not ADVISED.
L. Auala county, the subject OF 'eIis'o"
appears TO excite an absorbing interest
A, a late meeting, there were twen'yl"
who were convinced of the error OF 'hsu
ways, and sought safety IN the arms o! Tux
church.
| We learn the 5le,hodist denomination
Ihnye been very successful in the cause, u
pro,raclcj meeting, 10 the eqsIGEn par
of this county, commencing on Friday
he 18Th last. Many psolessed an cman
cipatlan from the thrsliom Of sin, and
happy consciousness Of forgiveness.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

0rL" Ne present u day u" e%HdC's
ron I've niuv.it. Rcrort, eC Nj. iiabsi-
sham, Of Georges, on Manufactures. j.
w,l! be borne IN uilj, tina! Mr.. ii. is a
.wnig, was an enthusiastic Cldau.c, and
bal. roller in the lalc presidential canvass
The Rcpor, gives tae following from the
National lu,eiigeDcer. We ask our
readers to mark The effects, the cruel and
oppressive burdens inflicted in England
under the British a!.iem Of hisr tariffs.
"lt is said that, by he death OF the
late Duhe Of Cleveland, bIs eIdes' son
succeeds to sG60,000 year. Or near)
| S33000O; l,ofi William Pawle't has a
ceacy d f560,G00, or more than $500
900; and Lord Harvey another Of i $40,
COO, or upwards of S20000UO; there 10 "
legacy Of ZOO, 600, or nearly $l,OO0,OOO
70 grand sou; the Dowager has the
Yorkshire estates, the house IN London,
and immense nmount'ot plate jswelry, and
Iurnitdre. A large portion o! the unen'
tailed estates in Durham goes TO one o
his daugh,ers. His Grace, It is said, had
fl,25O, 900, or about $4,000 900 IN IN,
ia per cent. consols, besides plate AM
iewolry to the value Of El 100000, o.
Sl,SO0000"
In the same paper we find the death o
4 the Marqlls Of Hereford announced, WI
= The remark that he died worth f2,OOO,00l
: or upwards Of S9,000,0O0. spch estate
! az these mny, no doubt, be found IN ever
county ia England, and some evsn mnc
greater. Now, we do not mean say tia
}, these inmense estates have been altogell
d or created by the protection afforded
i. The landed Interest by the high du'Ies 0
e. roreign grain and other products OF tai
mimi. hui that much Of the accumulate
: has no doubt been from that source, at u
at expense of the day Iaborer, in the 'ncrea'
of The cost OF his food .ar .ar ~.
s. Now, LEI us view the reverse OF y
I'd picture. We extract the following lro
he the first paper Il, hand, as recent rep'l
The cases stated are accompanied
" Others of like character, and are, no dou'
NJ true representations of thousands ana ~
y, Of thousands Of cases 10 Engand, SCI
If. land and Ireland:
al, 'l.et "a peep into tho report OF the ?"
a. llsw commissioners, that We may bell
: undessland this now doctrine, winch =
"7 humanity Of Great Britain IS about
No. snrraii On the law Of nations. .r
sf' "Khesc Co.uiuiesiHne99 Visi'eeu vi r. /,
yea in their abodes d! wieirhedness' a"u
81, following are few Of the facts se'sc'
l.ora theGE report:
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

but inefficient struggle should excite me
sympathy and COMMUNICATION Of thou
sands
There are those who never indulge IN
the use of apiriluous liquors, d who ~ ali
human probability, FEVER will; they wish
we'll 10 the cause Of tamperance,yet decline
travelling themselves, with what they
conceiye to be useless s. an unnecessary
obligation. But they should remember
that no man can be o mere spectator OF
moral reformation. Every particle 0
whatever influence belongs to the name o
the individual, which IS not eXerted on III
side ofthat reformation, will nolcna, Dolea
be oressed into The service Of tho oPpoal
,ion. and mnde 10 yield il support,
Then let not sobrieiy be ao excuse
There arc others, who partaHe bq' spar
inrly OF exhiIerating beverages, and VII
would perhaps, willingly toreso the pleas
ures of indulgence for the good Of society
vet abhor the idea Of pledgisg themsclie
toa LIE Of sobriety, for. Gay they, me hn
man heart is prone to rebellion against al
restraints; aud he who might have i've
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

A TrJeiag Misses issue RI
,eelw SAD q hish'p,',' c,u,'
! shor: time riace T., :, vrasd'
| Mississippi, 70 a o ~ c cpoa ID
| md located himss''
| ,eat"by mistake, hank yo4
q "soaao we'll, . ,n ,''"rrei D.
come on yourself \ 'Siny.,r''
S"We'ye rescued W.
| "rlSvr youf'
uYes.f,-- 49,, ihiR
! aWell, suppose ySTorrFycI
| ore,ty d------J vel; Nd NJ cnd
vorsa,;on instanIe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
CITY INTELLIGENC k.


CouRrCAlrSpaR FOR WEpSEsDAY, June IA
SUPERIOR Coukr-No To- l0I, 100, la. 49,! li 49, :" 49,
CtRcrlr CorRr-The special argument term
is postponed 10 lNJuy
CouRr FOR THE COKREcTioS % ERRORS
| The Lieutenant Governor in the Chair.
On mobos IL was ordered that the Court meet Hereafter
10 O'Clock. except on Monaayr ""e" "e "'u' VI '
bling will be II.
Commercial Rank of Albany Eraaus Corning. >Ur'i'
,or kc-This growing out OF the iaudntni "Snsa'
ion, OF H. Barlow .Casttr OF The banh' !. io", Inc sc'o"
/. 10 recover si3OoU The defendant anu MI jams
endorsed note signed by Barrow IN 1884 for S63 when
400. c,,h.d al the Bank America IN th ciy anu alter
ward, taken UP by Barlow with funds be"ngns !" pa'
m - ithou making entry of such Inc pe hsu ''"
with the cancelling hammer OF the 'e"er' sn' mar nv
=, charged u. Barlow" There were a's' WV" s"e ~
o IN rbalf Of himself and the enor,rrs, for Which he
never accounted The whole sS.co was laid out IN ihr
rr-h,,. NJ Commercial Bank Of Buffalo stock, on account
Of the trio Mr. Porter AVID Bsr,sw both dead and The
survivor /. sued for the amount. nbene csn'eneu
WAS never paid, and that he 1. liable he Mno'e ~ o.
low, deficiencies stated 10 he over fisV"l no -"
pr-re Court through report OF referees gave ~ ave" "
defendant, with costs, and the ease i no" nousn UP ."
writ -, error The argument continued after winch
| the court adjourned.
V,cy CusScyLLoRs CouRr.--Beicre wee
| Chancellor mathematician o. Handy "
w,,r~ sandiods B OF cempainant iisn'sed WIN cos's
Albert A. MARTA Job l.. Blaek-1he declson IN 1hl'
az !. lin accordance With that OF frsbee Vs. Ihay.r by
~. Sunrrne Court, reported in 25'h "endehl that
ndlord i, no, entitled recover from creditor VINO re-
move. property under an eiee0"o from oeuS on Nn.e
..n, !, du. provided previous TO The distress warrant
49, ,..n,d PRAYER Of the peuoser denied with costs to
| be taxed g1v,rd C. Halliday and
o,h,rxpemurrer overruIed, with costs and mat piainu
have 20 days 10 answer NH. p,,
r,er Gerard s,uyve.ant Rowland pa'ieA-rr''e' OIL
| - u,o,mrr,ley vs. Jeremiah Collins, George r.
al. and o,b.Ordered the subject be referred 10
master to ascertain the balance due on the sale 70
and il not paid within ten days after the coahrnas '
u,s.r. report with costs. the property to Be resoio
CorRr or SEssioSs.-Before the hLooH'sN'
! JudgesLYScs and NOAH, and Aldermen smitn anu e0