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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25

i WI ZOE men 70 he ) the o. Cc!.e. e,
lliuor, At Campcach!.
The Mey.can bi! luton he coast was
IN b.r WY from Trb,sco TO CaaP~aahy
win supph,s FIR the fleet. Tie captain
and clc, en- OF TIE rea were saytd; the
uuubcr o: Groaned perons vas eight
Ii IS sid tat tAnc thousand Indians
have Lately flown Il tie as.isian c OF the
Nuc.trcos AT Vera Cruz anI ether parts
O. Mexico all eyes were turned towards
he campaign ogairs, C-ml eachy, and the
genera! lmpes lou Was tia, it would n'i
succeed.
Santa Anna was still at Manga del
Cave. and was MT expected 10 visit Next
co Leturo June. In the mean tune orders
had Teen issued to the GIfle emf depart.
meuts to raise each lis share OF ro'uAtfetS!
BY tie 1T of March, and to suh extent
that tie regular stan~ing army ii the
county would tLen amount 10 one huh'
died nous and men. Tie c volunteers
were flocking in'o Mexico ly huud.eds,
tied in strings and closely gaorJcd!
A ,OnIucla on lis way from KEEL de.
NJ ne 10 NJ Vi was re en'y alta he!
Up m HE I'd, the escort k He'd, ana ali the
money ie into tie hands Of the brigatdS,
The rris ncrs taken at San Antonio
were sill at PcIote, and aPfcart lie IN
GOOD spirits. Itwts rumorcd that Mcssr'.
badge Hut hns n, james ". R.b,nson,
Wan. f Jones, Al.bury and MlYcnek,
Wou!a b. uIEosl imme lately rclc scd and
he current report at Mexico wa' t1at al
were shortly to C Ilheroie with tie cX
C pit n OF those taken at tie Salad, be-
Iouging to Ca, ttin Dawson'o unfortono'o
company.
The report that Van Ness was at work
in the j y oil Mexico, is not coniirrei'--
lie, aI,ng with Fitzgerald and Hancock
had EN- Scnt.n cd 10 ten years lmprlS"n'
mcEt, us WAS first stated, but were stI
coahu, d at San FcInaa 10.
CT. Fisher, with his PARTY who were
tax, n at MIer, were Hcor 'he CITY @. HieXi-
c. IN he 1T mt They haze cen Sn
Jeucel 10 ork upoa IN, ruaa t'0"ceh A
q pul.o ana Mexico. 1t vas Sa'. tat
s IN # the pri>, nCrs ii PcI'te a. W4a ca
grgei in The Salad + ii h, ere 10 be pa
ed among tacm. They we're i'll /" b.
un or he Command Of ca, Cano.--.N. u.
NOy'c.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25


we have to crave the indulgence of our
reaaers for the want of editorial matter in
the nr-sent number. This has been occa-
stoned BY the absence of,he Editor at jack
eon. where he has been in attendance as a
delegate 10 the Democratic Convention.
THE CONVENTION AT JACKSON.
Wehave just learned from member @!
the Convention, that their labors were con-
cluded on yesterday evening, and The fol-
lowing nominations were made:
For Congress,
JACOB THOMPSON;
WIN. M. GWIN,
Dr.. HAMMETT, OF Washington county.
WIN. l.. STONE, OF Lawrence county.
For Governor,
ALBERT Il. BROWN.
For Secretary Of State,
GEORGE R. FALL.
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
JAMES E. MAI THEWS.
For State Treasurer,
GABRIEL S. COOK.
No nominations were made for President
or Vice President, or for y. s. Senator. In
reference TO the Presidency and Vice Pre-
sidency a resolution was adopted, recon-
mending to the people ofthe several coun-
ties of the State to send delegates to a
Convention to be held on the 9th January,
1874, with full instructions 10 express the
opinions OF the several counties as to their
choice for the Presidency and Vice Presi-
dency. This course was pursued by the
Convention, because there were some
counties not represented in the Conven-
ton, and many Of them had not authorized
their delegates to express their choice be-
tween the many distinguished Democratic
Statesmen whose names have been presen-
ted to the country to fill the high stations re-
ferred to. The same reasons, together with
the consideration t,atthe people can act di
ICCllI III lllC HdllSi III CiNStiOii " N''N -
representatives, to the next Legislature o
the State, induced the Convention to de
cline the nomination of U. S. Senator
and to leave that matter TO the action OF the
next Legislature.
Several able and eloquent speeches were
delivered by members Of the Convention
The address of DR.. Hammet, though deli
vered in response to a call entirely unex
pected by him, was most happy and elo
quent, even surprising, in the estimation
of those who had never heard that distin
guished and polished orator, the high ex
pectations raised by his well-known AM
widespread reputation.
We have 10 remark on the proceeding
of the Convention, that although som
scenes ofconfusion and diversity ofopinio
occurred, as must always happen in sue
large assemblages of independent free
men, yet it proceeded not from differenc
about principle but about details-and tn
proceedings of the Convention were col
eequently concluded in the utmost harmc
ny and good feeling. IT'S ever thus wit
democratic differences, founded as the
are not in diversity of principle, but in he
nest disagreements as the best means
carry OFT those principles-and such wi
in due time be the harmonious and triumph
ant conclusion of the present discordar
preference of portions of the great demo
cratic family ofthe United States in regar
TO the Presidency.
Cur next number will contain full &C
count Of the proceedings Of the Conveu
ton.
CONGRESS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25

he Philosopher" was given Jim q
Adams mpved the resul ton ot acre, I nee
and thanks 10 the doDor, With ONE im-
ressive remarks.
In tie s. maze, today. tie mo ion 10 re-
colsi Ter TIC vJle by winch the Greg bi!
vas pissed, was lost by lie vote. Yeas
Fl, nays "a.
The bin TO prevent the employment of
priv ate cxpres es on mali routes Was fur
her di cusse I'aad passed to a bird re ID
ing. TINS till pryhlbts the transport tion
# letters, newspapers, packets, and al
printed or Wi ten matter, out Of the mail.
1t ex epis only packets of money, unac-
oompanIed by letter. 1t was urged in "a.
yor of The bill, Il at mail matter 10 the a.
maunt of million Of dollars a year, was
now transmitet by rail road and steam
boat expires es, and that, if the department
was to lie expected to answer the ends FIR
which it was established, il must have all
the reveaue TO which 1t is properly entl-
tied.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 8.
Mr.. M'DGfie HIS followed up his views,
On the pr, sent fiscal and commercial en-
hairassmcnls Of the country, ly some very
important declaratory resolutions, which he
will, no doubt, take occasion to adsCcate
before The Senate.
The fist Ie.o uiion declares it to be
the solemn and urgent d4ty OF the present
congress, TO adopt without 6clay, otticlenl
measures 10 revive The crippled and &c
caying commerce, rep'enish The impoycr-
Ished eXchoquer, and avert the Alarming
accumua ion of the public debt o. Tie
United States.
The second rcso u ion proposes reduc-
ton OF the existing Tortf TO a revenue
measure; and The ,hIld resol lti,n contem-
p ates the establishment OF rigid stem
Of retrenchment, economy aud accoun'a
biity.
Little was to~e in The Senate, 10 day,
CX'tpi 10 receive the swOr! OF Washing !
Ioa and the stiff OF Franklin, presen ed O
Congress ty Mr.. S. T. Wa hingt n. Mr..
Archer nude me appropriate rernnrks
on the subject OF thee relics, and the
Senate, in father testimony Of therr re
-pect for The associations connected with
lie ceremony, then adjourned.
In the House, the Navy appropriation
bill was finally passed, The m pjion 10
reduce the pay e the olli, ers WAS reject
ed. The only important amend nent
made was The le lucuon Of the amount APP
propria' ed FOR the rem Of pay. Tine bill
appruprlaes neatly miIIijn and half
les than the estimates.
Saturday next was assigned for the
consic Grafton OF the Joint Resolution IN
relation to commercial reciprocity. Tie
pres nj Iegu' atlons, by law and treaties,
are mu;h conpl lined of as placing or
nav alton and com netce On salvan.
'agcous foItiug in reg ,rd t. otter coun,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
lUUI ITItHU, ITUI''
J. S. MAYFlELD.

A Texas Regiment consists o. $50
men rank and fi,e. 1t tue provisions OF
the b,lI pissed Iy Congress sh ,uli c com.
pied with, there viii be an army Of 1850
mcn in the fed. If that number pud
tie kept ia ANS, Texas W I'D have but j.
lie I, fear from a Mexican invasion, lut it
is impossible from all We can learn, to
keep them togethr +, TIC Government
has nel,Eer arm, ammunition, so c.,
c'cthing, OF any other necessary a,ll lie,
AMI the war mus he carried on y midi
,i'utl cntcrpr Sc one. There a.esrng
reasons 10 fear that its termination will lie
most disastrous.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
OPINION.

The Court are therefore of opinion:
Thata mutny had been organized on
boarl the Un:el States big Somers, To
murder the officers and take possession o.
the brig.
HAT miishpman Philip Spencer, boat
sNair's mate Samuel Cromwell, and sea
nlaa E,ishl Small, were con erned ia and
guilty OF such muiny.
Tirat had not the execution taken place,
an attempt would have taken place to re-
lease h, prisoners, murder the Officers,
and take Command Of The brig.
That such an attempt, had It been made
in the night, or during a squall. would, in
the Judgment of the Cout, from the mum.
berant character Of the crew, the small
size of the brig, aud the daily decreasing
physical strength of the officers, occasion
ed by almost constant watching and BIO
ken s!umsers, have lie n successful,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25

The n. O. llc.al slv,:--Wc have cen
Ic,t rfon Con. J. s. n yie.4, Of Tx
as, to gcaLcuah ui dis .rc, from
vhch We nave b,en Pcm.t 1 u make
The foil wing eX'rac 5:
NAcoGDoCHEs, Is h in. 1873.
Dear Cot: II is at lat coaccd d here,
on all ,3,s, tn Il we Shall have tormida-
lie invasion in March. OCr forces at the
last uduces were Ictreatng before an ad.
,alcing army.
CongDes5 has olcc'ed Rusk, NJ .j,r Gen
crH, aud pass d an army Ill charging
h IA with The ,udu Of The war. ltpro
vi C, for cal lug ,iN regimen into III.
6-Id hH the lst OF March.
lw,uM be glad to see you aga among
Us, ami >ircerey hope that ,h,ly do so as
soon as the R1uicol Is fairly PISSED, anu
alairs assume a d, cis,e sLapc.
| shel' leave this section in few days
r the Ncs', and as The enc th.cAcns
VIII Wi t. you.
Npur friend trllv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18
FOR SALE!
300 ACRES Western PENNSYLVANIA
LAND:

SITUATE about 30 miles above WiIliamsport and 200
- miles from Philadelphia il Clinton, late Centre
y within 80 Perches Of the great Pennsylvania Canal
Goo pHTches from Bald Eagle Canal which Bell
foate. ana COMETS with the >us9ueannah river; -
from L9ekPort, tie large Couatv Town. and miles from
Mn Hainsar 70 scaoois, mills. places Of worship, DC
&C. These lands embrace considerable portion
tain and valley Land, many parts Of
i!laEe, and produces Wheat Of heavy growth. The al
ley Land Is Tca and worthy Of culture. Forty
the above i improved and in good eultivatol tha
part ~hch = easy Of access, upwards If 800 Acres
aeJons improved Farms
dwellings, and WITHIN Il miles Farms
Acres cleared Lands: II aboun1s with mineral
superior timber: With large brick e1nE=, and large
barns, SO by 100 feet, &c TIE nega5orho9d i settled
win dense population and condere5 the most
Furnishing in the Lands within miles now sell
for Fifty Dollars per Acre
Ii - believed tha he above Laads. by being
Of ac;iEe and practical man. could s9d in email
Farms to great pscuaiary advantage THE
EXCHANGED A Fam SHORT DISTANCE OF
RICHMOND, INDIANA. ANTHONY 2. MORRIS.
TN B. The present could sell ) or COO
Acres A. from Four Six Dollars per Acre. Bat prefers
closing the Amply Samuel Coas, ira-
mont Indiana, DR.. A B Massey Lock-Haven, near
the Lands
November 18Th, 1542- 46,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

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also, for Ague the AID teeth, part
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Relying the intriac value Of this Plaste which Tho
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tr,5-The BALM OF GILEAD PLASTER is prepar-
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J. Il. TILLlNGIlAST,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

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NHElR large business with different pub
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EXpECToEANT.
EyAyE YOU A CouGlI,-Do nc

sgANE YOU A COUGu!--Do no, neglect it,
Thousands have met premature dea NJ Tor the
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Have cough RE. Or. Harthoiemcw's Expee;e-
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Have you cough Be persuaded purchase a bottle
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For this plain That OF the thousand
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Sold by Comsloek Is Co. II, Maiden Lane n Y and by
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ME PILESTha price, 81 is refunded 10 any per-
I who viii bottle OF Hays Llnment for the
Piles, and the empty bottle without being cured
These positive orders of the proprietor the agents,
and of many thousands sod one has been unsuc-
ces3(li We might insert certificates 70 any length, but
prefer who sell The article, should exhibit the
original TO purchasers.
Look out for Inpostors-(E-A base attempt has been
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others must imposons. The oath Of Mr.. Hays may
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oier person knows of the essential parts
OF this Inimcnt-and that he viii reveal the
for ttreyty gears. For sale by
Oct -. 1912. Irrin Reed & Brother.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of decree and execution to directed,
/ from the Wayne Crcu, Court, will expose public
Court House door III Centreviile WAYNE county,
Indana. 25th day of February ls4s, between
hours 10 O'Clock. and O'Clock, M said day.
the following property, to-wit:
certain parcel of land in the city of Richmond.
Wayne county. Indiana. and described follows
Lot numbered one hundred and hyseven, numbered
the plat of part of the city OF Richmond. laid
Charles w. Starr
Taken the property Peter Mcfarland ana others,
satisfy said decree and favor Of jackson and
Boardmsn.
WIN BAKER. Sheriff W. c.
January 2s, lsl3. (s20o) Cts
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SCHOOL BOOKS!

E1TCHEI.L'S Geography and Atlas. Geography OF
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Smiths, and North American ArhmeIics Eclectic Read
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Murray's Readers School T'eataments. Agebra's by
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Mthei's Geographical Reader. Colsock's Philosophy,
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lo!acs Comstoek's Mrs Lincon's, and Mr.. Phelps Bo
any. School bes. Plane Trigonometry- Nansfeld's
Political Grammar Fooscap and Post Paper Blue and
Black Ink. Black sand. Quilts, &c. &c
For sale At the BOOK STORE.
December Il. 1912.
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lGElCg,

ME subscriber having made arrangements with the pro-
pr'et'rs Of The "Spfns Foundry Tor power bull
dung Machinery IS now prepared furnish his friends and
the pIh8ic generally short notice, Machine
~ such tardins Machines, Condencers. Spnnn. Ma
chimes, Power looms. Sheasng Machines. Mapping Ma
Chimes &c &c for al of which he has the latest improved
patterns. He i aise prepared for cutting Mill Screws
Press Screws, &c. &c.
ELkANAH HUXLEY.
fEa-N r. HUXLEY & RIAN will make o Order
BELLS. an3 al kinds Of Brass Castings; and take old
brass aud copper IN exchange for work.
Richmond, Nov. -, lsae 46tI
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F III E1E A TIC -
vn1 R~ pT
AAAs AA.iAa
For the Clre u
Liver COMPLAINT.
SYMPTOMS.

VIE symptoms arising from chronic diseases of v-
er. are - various anost battle descriplIon.-
ihey DO NOT all apPear II any Individual case, show
themselves. IN different persons. great variety,
EXTENT number and degree, disorder every
sTadatioa and often. long time, sght
alaEin being nothing than fIntss after
meals ~Ith some bowels, a disposition
10 drowsness, erucotons wind ringing the ears
znes OF the head, colne=s of cNtremties by
burning in the soes the palms OF the hands, an
Some attended with watcbfunes, unreeshng
frequently in the eir extending the shoulder bade The
the memory becomes impaired. and there general dis
inclination for bodily mental exertIon The stomach
sympathses and Is much disturbed lead the patient
to suppose thai his complaints arise from affection
This while only affected being vicinity
of the real disease. The bowels become irregular
ness alternating with dasFhua, and frequently distended
With There often loss OF appetite, other
unnatural craving for food The urine becomes highly
cooTed. and i frequently voided with pain The
nance assumes saio cadayerous, sickly hoe. Many
other symptoms might be named but those already
rated are the most prominent aud common
L1rer complaints, JGtiice, Dyspepsia, and all other
dtsorders arising from diseased state Of the lrer and its
secretons, Be cured BY le Of Dr. STA rrea
hrs patsc Eaxir taan6y any other medicine. Ii has,
by its own Intrinsic meds, obtained wider circulation,
and performed more permanent Than other
dy extantproof OF which, from the respectable !iv
ing witnesses. daily rendered the proprietor, aud the
certificates ana testimonials which voluntarily given, If
published, woad GiI al entire newspaper
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GA4LIl9 AGRg Ass
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.
STOVES! STOVES!

We have hand general assortment of COOKING
STOVES laies, ana improved patterns Also.
ard plate. with variety OF PARLOUR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all of which will exchange
low ash, wheat good horses.
GEAu orders thankfully received The Foundry AZ
our Store one of the Pos, Once. Main
II. j. O'HARA
Richmond, Nov. 2, tS41 diff
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

ME subscriber would inform his friends and old cusso-
i meTs. that ne has taken door Of "
" Lynde's Store whore he viii be pleased
calls OF all VITO favor him with their Work
done with despatch and warranted perform,
JOSHUA B. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond, May 1th. let2. lsff