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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

WlDOW WELCHs fEMAtE fILLs.LIhs medicine,
Europe has fohe first time been introduced into the United
states Its great virtues in removing obsrucons and other
disorders especially incidental the female well
known to all foreigners and as they well known
here they Europe, female will be without
To their being counteeed but has been
appointed only place where they be obtained IT.
therefore, Widow Welch Pills offered for
other place in this country they will be couneretcd. The
fame Of these Pills will doubt induce many
felt them, and this pecaaton the public them
their guard All letters must be paid Price 81 per box APP
ply 1T the Drug Store, Chambers I'd house Of
broadway. fiji lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

ufVery Particular Notice-Paces be secured IN the
the Pantomme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

BERLIN IRON CASTINGS.
CRAMEs and Fende~, Mercury pattsInss oummer Orna-
r ments, &c for sale low to close consig plnent-
no liner oELRiCHs KRUJER ~ Broad az
PACKET SHIP CASTOR FROM NEW ORLEANS,
Is dischargng at H. r. n ConsIgnees viii please at
tend to the receipt Of their goods Immediately. f2r
I1NCURRENT MONEY Of all kinds purchased at The yeu
" bestterms. Nswburyrort and Lumbermsns Bapk Notes
bought and cold AZ J, q. SYLVESTERS,
flee Wall Of and ~ Broadway.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-11
From the Agriculturahst.
THE ORCHARD.

1t is in the power of every one, in pos
session of very small plat of ground, 10
have most delicious fruit. 1t astonishes
us very much indeed, that all farmers and
gardeners do not plant fruit trees, when it
is know, they will bear so early, require
but little handwriting pays better for the
labor; besides fruit is not only delicious to
the taste, but when fully ripe, contributes
both to health and the comforts of every
family. Believing there is a disposition
general to pay more attention to this sub
ject, we will give some concise directions
which will be useful if put in practice.
/. Soil and Situdtion.-Almost any o
the lands of the west will grow fruit trees
but some qualities are far preferable
others. A rich, sandy loan is the bes
and the worst perhaps is land with NH
, LAYER Of earth, and a limestone suhstra'un
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-11
The Independent Democrat,
IS EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
EsY JOHN HANDY.

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Postage on letters must be paid, or they
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-11
longer.

VERY CooL.--McLean, the murderer,
refused the other day in Cincinnati to be
sentenced by Judge Manning, on the
ground that the Judge was no gentleman.
His honor, however, held different opin-
ion and sentenced him to death.-Phil.
| Times.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-11

Coop REASON Secretary Of State
being asked by an intimate friend why he
did not promote merit, aptly replied "be-
cause merit dill not promote MEEK
change paper.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-11

The Governor Of New York has re-
fused to pardon the prize fighters,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17


hEFAuLr hsviaT been na8s in shs pew
- msni u interest aad ruuspai el itsns
made ~ tAe och1sl Comuisalal.uss ~ Nsuaer.
bufEa eonap Of School fanls se1afsd IS Aort.
gage sa real haiaie, ant au~ tgfrsa1'y Is he
Yfusisious ei TIE Siafnts 81 such eases made aua
provided. vii 90 fhursdaY ihe CD dns o. 10
lf ntAi, e. the colfi hose door iaIhc tsar lf
Evansville between ias hours Of 90 e'cloca "A "a
and az u'el'ck Z n 81 sad day, procsea Is seIl
iur cash llr ieiloWinr oescuhea frar.s Ell iand
aniess ihe Ususls IS 81 he.ofe ss.l tay saaif
comts iefuali. 10y 4na lllehaTNe 1aie a.elaaa
ttfest end epsias--ia wlti Ing snaia easl qaar-
isr u The suuth west Quarer of seciiaa SO 3. rs
township 80 Z. soafh 81 rang 80 l0 ueaf. aorl-
garod b. Daulel Nuisf
Also. Lot 10 2 Us bcck Sc s, Is Lo-kharits
and Liicsiun's EuIafEenenf ~ Toe iowa b! Es-
ansri,ls, mort gagged ~ Jess Jackson.
Atso. Sevsniy-nfue ceres ed Be-. "A. q pau Isl
fractional asciions No % ana -. in -. - a.
2, souia Of range Apli erat. r setsg tha. .s4t
81 sait Fractional sections aeftioaefl set efaif
- commissioners appointed tg fha tsaae4aersaI
Cireult lcuu 20 Ilipla haupa'a heita. rs Felrs
81 Jauaihan Anihens decides hy reler-ne. Nsiar
bad 90 she record oi said cuHfi al meIe iei'f1,
PEGS, morigsged BY issss lialioasg.
Also. TIE easi haIi 81 the rof.h tasi aaarte4
~ ttcilun in Township 80. e. sealh u raree
No u sesi. moffragcd BY sirolhel Caustl.I
hiAo ths uofih vest gpaafer ll fhe sanfs uetf
quarter o. seeuoa 40 -. sut i nefa easl
qu4firf ol IRE seufh easf ouauer 81 aeclica 8 Is
rs ~ tnv nsaiF ~ ssafh 81 fruge - Ii
west, Mcrfeagld b. luiius s. Cadet.
10. t0e auI'h west quauef Of fh s8nfa " ~
1aauff 1' oeeuun Ns 20. ia Taen.i....af, =
seula ~ faage 15ii .stsi. Nsrrs1rt 81 .-
ta Neat.
Afso tas s-sf ha'f 81 ihs norih sass al .-.s
oistcrea 81 ~. j. Township Nae a.sa 81
fsngs 30 y sees. Aougagsd ~ 0cof4s d rs. 4.
nuu.
hfso. BE wee, hslf 81 che nnlfh usss oaas.rr
81 seciisa No ~. 81 Township so &. soaf.
fanue " q g csi. = afgaaad IS Walsr Frais.
80 be nHuA NsFs qaaficr ot tlf Haun. esst
qaauer 20 Section MOI. n leuusrtp Sc +.
seaib 81 range 80 10 vssi. Meusseca s. faaet
x hifs rairck
20 ihs seath h.if 81 fhs soufa talr 81 ths ssa
hali q ne seafh kasi qaartef Ut sceisau Ns4s
q Iou asiHp ~ 6, saash % 4auas $50 l0 .s.t
Murl4aEra ~ Wm. ~ liam.
a $50. Lot No q, ~ B.ark NJ .in rs r.sirf.
bniafR tueHtai fhe toHn 81 Estns.llIa N..t
eaHrd hy Abraham +. uuisbinsla. b..
q Lsc, me aasi hall " tht rauta ussf oaa.trs.
ana ils saniA weai qususr oi iho a,aih go.
qaaf'ef oi aeclieu 10 81. and isr saufl-.ssl au.4
tef tle snpih casf qusfirr 81 sscnsn Na 81. y
iaen aaip 80 5. seuia q fanrs No BIZ vest
4lef.sre4 ~ fauues sarssy.
Afsa.tA reiia ersi qaarler .I fiif aaf.a tatI
quartet Ct >trlea Nof1. - fea aship Ne e
sauih ~ fsnFn - ~ sest Noueagsd s.
lsaa- ha4aa.
~. ROwLEY. 50 .v.C.
hay - 1913 1rFn lss-s i1D1
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17


FNtlO>ls uuiT who Know b. tfiHi or leiIiufe
~ uhseftation oan form any iieH ui Che lIergs.
,ls pc1ecg relief, OF fne alasi elarn-likc esiies
eheci.i "a tnr cases 81 fhe Plies. Hnrumsiissn.
NJ swei.inss, aua aii external rains, o. aatief
bow severe. hJ fhe nse ~ ha3s' LiuiIncit fluIi
enc rho hrs used d that wills noi iaui j. 4h..t.
~ thing ever uted, and you wih naf--taaf
cannnt be lou'id.
For she reiiei Of suffering human beings shn
may be affected. her you e. 4sx-asz ofthnst
shu kuuw--ask the lion Al'erd Conklin. Untitd
States Jutge inf that district resii'lifa near Au
burn; nsk Matthew Myers. Esu, Atkens, T.
nsk Gen Daft Grren. late of Washington ciit.
each 81 these gentlernru know II .cnses uncon-
qlrrahie ~ ~ other remedies Oh plsssiciaus
thuugh irtc,l for many years that have heen cur
81 b the usc 80 iiH3s Lir.meli fhuusnnis 81
Other pefauhs know similar cgres We anpeal
90 ihrir teuac 90 iastier--lhstr tu.a.4i ieriltg-
Il a hui o. duty yoa owe % Jour suffering lcl-
low being 60 90 tuls great reiuedy &c knnmn.--
speak 81 q iic4 o. ~ suur frie4ias. THIS u..l
save much i'aiu nhefc the newspapers are mot
rea'is or where reahefF are increiuions, hccsnsc
80 many worthless articles re aurrriisef AZ fi4s
same parpo.e. TO buyers We sas. 81 nll Who
have used j 10 not as j ~ be, ond AZ t.snsse.
ihen 10 uol take o. The proprietor Will Dot as
luw inis afi4cie 90 be paid iur unless e. crfcs-
when al Tire directions are iuils followed. viii
ans one suffering refuse n0N 10 fry ~ Il 81
does be ought 60 - pitiei more lof las sballna
- than b. suGeung.
~ iiaya would never consent to ohsr this ar
iicles were De not compelled % lia stilte ~ nor
uioi religious dots -la 30 40 az lts iainef 1T
the fictius ~ 'lstr1ss aqd s,.isera. For this sr
pose ne would sauuer dtsnlr furtnae thnn So
cufn 4 dollar igr ANY worthless article.
t4ooh oDA.--comu skiAdials hasr COUNTER
ieited this article, and pui u % sith various s-
wees. d. not be- impulses npou. One thing on
y VII protect yoa--it j. The name ~ Coiasiook
x to-i Thai name mnsi BE- always 90 the wrap
per. ~ fou are chcated. DO nos forget a.
Take this dircctaua with yon. aud iesi bs thai.
90 nevas bus iar "a is impossible ior r-Tf ofhcf
10 BE- true " geuaine. 1OLON1N NANS.
March - Sold by " & & BELL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17


II WILL be perceived ihuf she former nfssfi.
~ eiors ni thia rsfr .islIflsut has noihad iheif
patrons that the Cheqneud Siase % 90 more.
The subscriber nndcf this head deems 81 e.
Pettent % aotily lhe ciiiVenr Of Efnnnviiic end
ne public generally. tAat fn connection with
be Dnicherng baslness. De sus optnrd Is ihe
,hfqucfed Store general assortment 81 arocs-
r.es and provisions ~ aii kinds, which he Is de-
termined To- eel o. low Tot Cash % approve d
copnify produce - any establishment m the
place
IL also tenders bis graiefai uet ID 3wie grnt ufs
10 the ciuzens 81 Evousyiile. for mtlr liberal
patronage since his location amongst iaen. and
hopes By sirct attention o. business 10 merit
and retain that condolences heretofore expressed.
farnefa wlii please not iqrgei 40 caii o. use
~heqncrco Store. have 1esn bNsiun ,onf sioo X
To- hFe years and expect 90 continue - buy
end Pay - usual, therefore. ii sou have anv pro-
dace - barter o. few dollar % spare. recoileet
that small iavors are iAsnkfaly received and
large onss u proportion BY your humble serea NJ.
Jan. p 643.s JOHN ECH0Ig
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

heue'. Nerve and Bone LInimeuf.
AUS article e offered % thc puhlic ~ new
- er-lailing cure 60 the Rhenmatsssn.a
fnr 8 numher Of ycarasusiauiucf lis ~ Bntafiou
sna ncoonllisaga cures ehich al drdr.l toe
power of every either article a. acnie and ~
ceft caaes, fhr rrIcii d rntarahie. after ~.
Two applications 81 the Linineui. aad sn chfa,,-
q 4uuHatisms the caass 81 cure are nnmer-
Gus. ii isf truly aremels mat reuchss she nerve
anil hnue with she n4o.t hnpps effect
sold Whoiesaio nud Iciatl BE-
-arrh "a W.s6 &C. BRIL-
Cofarr 81 Main AM firtt Street Esassilie Ia
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

nETER s. 1pCULLOCIT h,sius
~ HesaEft ea tHsfu sFfres iu tIr CABINET
AAnlt3 elt Hefs. tee leave ia InIsfm ihs "a.
Httsf e Efsa4filr aaa se'alfFs lhat iasr have
60 A4st snH 500 csatiaHtY heepa large aud
tI.aAAla ssf Hfef lA4fa. I4tlaa Slands.
Hefeaaa. aHa tfty utner uricIe tu their ifns.
Hasa tHty ~. AL iovei i4an aay othsr ss.ah-
Etlmant il sNa Western te1affF. Tasv sill
rautet sfsff article "a their Msnuiatlafe. 81.
ftfsf e. eefttsaasIP p. cad sgaal ga sIs Ie fs aas
#srt iH ies tsasisfa elMas they aaHtf iHeu-
tsiftf Hat MFf efn Kiae'ssntf.f naNsftt'laa
Wat MNa Hs# 'asef fleu eifh esf. an 81.
etst wl. aa Nfe.astF tNsrut... IhsF Daa CO..
enHf iHH Haftfala. aIlIaE 90 CIsaualsd siaie
steft iaeI afI - faaaa g. aI. tInea.
a. A'Htse rssaffE 0fasar aIll ha faAtn ia
tfea|asF ~ afaifafs, AZ tae asffasf Frte.
aHaaas.l.s, 4aaa 4si. l841-H
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
TRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY,
EEDeRL DEPARTMENT.

NI~@HE coarc ~ Instruction viil uPsn.ss here
~ ioiafe. - re ~ Noniay 81 November.
aul close - ihe les Gay 81 February, undcI TIE
Ie'.eefnF Fseaiif. s1s
Dsni. W, Doaiey, "a O.. Fgoirssor Of Ansto-
my ava 8uf4trvt
james G. Cross. "a .. Professor Or lrsdtuiss
and Ntifeai larIsrfaarneet
E.lsta bau.sif. 81. D., Professor 81 Theory AM
FI1rures
Wm. u. Rthafisen, 81. d Pref q Obstetris.
aHa Nts's Wamen ard Children
~ ~ AtshtN. 81 IN. Prof 81 Mat Nsdi-a
anq NFafapttnen. aua neau so facuNrs
Rltsu Peer, ~ d. Professor 81 Chemistry
ard fhaunatFf
Iia.s y Sab. Il. D., Adialaat r,aiss.ss o.
AHaiful aa4 safasfgf
ftNa NtA fsls'ee nHftHaf kooa naa solvent
nsHaa NJ 'Ne 4afse uaeatu ire Fa.H.a .riat-.
wnaeai tstoanf, ~ thfif sewers uc4sfs. fhr
sTrfe4stt al.a 81 rhish j. tioi Fafiha Natu-
eN.su aat lars ticket 81 s.. AID ths 0fs8.
safieH #atH t-t las lauda ere ftqarsd.--
tnfaiHg aaa ledEinr. "a heretofore, I6r zee 60
iNffa Nsf wees far iafthur Information. 3D.
aitll t.f UsaH lf1ai psI8 r. nf sfttf.
THOMAS y MITCHELL. Dean. Sc.
itrlaa4 8. kr, iuif o., lst1. g.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

NN1N' TT " FINWI Y 10 IIIWT q
|" r have mused our sfosk 81 Gncsries "a
w Waller street une door bei0u A l.usb-
ins &Co, where We Anpe cor former patrons.
Sad Ell who wuntto Boy Cheup ntu give s.
cal. Tor We are aefeualned Is sel Carta a.td
Tor ready pay. AILls & HOMES
Iauuarf ! -11-fr
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
! nooN TO ram HUMAN RACE.

BOON TO THE HUMAN RACE.
Discover mas will destroy l.ifo. nna
you ate great man.
discover what YEA prolong Life, and she
world t-iii cali f9n impcsfur.yi
~IHrHE AIS fAcrtrus. 1Dpil4 asb ,4rsttrerr-
a. Niruia - VIVA vAifa cfarttv neata
hAFA Affisirf. ssp osik paieH rrr4 nAvr rows,
~. 3. baANDRE1Il's external ,,s,,t,
NJ % Liniucri. which - ~ rxtra..I... 80.
yvNrrs 1Nsifaets sin 81 .nras. th,ts sar.,,.
StH riatNs. Wife s~elAnes. t.nsanafie par.
20 Stiffness. tf.tIa4.a 81. M ..,..... ...,..
Unnatural aaIouess, Sul Ntch. Sofe rhfoe,'
lf"ars Coniiacncns ~ ihu Muscles scr.laios,
Laiat2s msnis. lenuor Feet. and every deref,r-
non =. INJURY Affecting The ExlefLr vi lhe Ha.
n'an ~ me- are cured ol greatly se,,~ycd BY his
nefst-to-oc suinciently exi0lieo remedy
:. Sr'N n iOA t.-- The following letter from
MAJOR Geuefal Sandl0rd. ~ 10 the u~.l,,,r. 4.
the external Remedy. speaks vcinm.s
New York. Fe5. 7sh, 1899.
Dear Sif;--WiI y0n abligs me with another
pfiNe ~ your excsiiont LInimeaf1 Its o.r.
AMY ihr teal u ihs kind have ever Sec +.
lac cured eniirey ny aoa's kaee. abont which
! was - uneasy, and have inc n broanftlvr
q immediate relief 10 several rssts 81 exterasi
'niofy 20 nay iamiiy. a fev evenings si,ce. 81.
youn2esi child wa seized With vlolsnt attst~
% Ctoups whieh YES enuleiy removed ia twontv
minutes, BY rubbing hcf chest and throat irssiy
with TIE external rsmcdy. I thfut ves oset,
y manuiactuls ihia LlnineAt Tor general use
instead Of eonhning tAe uss Of 4. q YOU hsve
hefsioiofs done. = yaur particular aequninsan-
ID Rrancisth, FL Bl1adway. II s.
For saie ~ Daniel Wo0isey, corner OF Main
and SECOND sireefs. Eyanppiilu.
free--50 etc per boiAs. ~iih difecnons.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

ID Reams Rolled faolacnp Pepper.
~ Do 90 Letter DO
50 90 Imperial Printing PEPPER.
40 90 Large sad Small WTapeiue Paper,
3eO Pieces Green Paper, hanging
kres Miaier add sPnag Newspaper Ink.
Ter sale lnw ~ ~. u q. BELL
JauT Corner Main sad Ffr,t 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

lEADf LEADit
EOdh POUNDS bai Lead inrl receive
~ - e. e. - sfais Sc fenis. - sis.n. boa
Atssengcr. 4ud 90 al ser, los icr Cash. L.
HARRINGTON, HANNA. SO
De. 22aI a.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

kCrE AND FEYER Pills
KTEAviTr 4 Coz Asae sns Fever F.lis.
~ wAica . sure cafs, no r,laisk--havinn
psFer yet fsiied ~ . single irsiao1e, aii VOC
tAai 40 shaking fhis 10 westaes bad beer 20
CAT aca patela aa oDo hOx-~tiai will bs 81 l4i =.
eisrt 30 eufs any case OF Asus AID Fever.
Tor safe ors dcof tsl0a sae Posi Olnes. M.in
Hitefi' ps I. ?. SMITH
April ~. -.-.-.. -.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

q sMALbsupply jusi received and lor sale,
- Cor chasa|by ~ & CDELL.
sep IS. lBs2.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

-@tt y 49, AANAAAA ~ AMAAAs
g. ". DUNBAR retlfus his thanks lu the rnh-
io 20 ite iioefai thaIe 81 patronage heretofore
Received By hin in o. business. nal tif.teh
tAis mei. I'm wunia request e elnfinuau.e efile
same. sac shop . 81 Mam street. ahcrt hc is
prepared 90 satisfy so eho wlil give hsm "a sau
both ~ ne price. aua quaiii, oi his work $40
hopes I'll wih avail themselves ~ ttis uranffa.
ats. ior he 81 determined 60 seli 10 such s unn-
her - We fuitthe pressure 80 thc ffmes--cheap
ior taai-
E.an.r.IIe. n. ~. Ia. $50 81
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01
fOh IN hS-E
.yOEN &. CALHOUN.

"Nor is our Government to be maintain
ed, or our Union preserved by invasons of
the rights and powers Of the several States.
IN thus attempting 10 make our General
Government strong, we make it weak
Its true strength consists in leaving indi-
viduale and States, as much as possible, to
themselves - in making itself felt, not in
its power but in lis benifcence, not in its
control, but in its protection, not in bind
ing the States more closely to the centre,
bat leaving each to move unobstructed in
te proper orbit. "-Jdckson.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01

pies, which are his principles. II Mr..
Van Buren, was we'll advised nov for his
peace of mind, and future fame with his
countrymen, he would seize the present
occasion to proclaim to the nation-"l
have held the highest off &c free people
can bestow-l served my country, be-
cause loved Tiny actions arc before the
nation and the world-to history, | submit
my deeds-and having done my duty, and
faithfully served my country, desire no
further reward than the appreciation OF my
country men, and an approving conscience.
IIenceforlh. my countrymen will most ac-
ceptaby serve me. by never connecting
my name with the Presidential office. -
Such declaration as this would transmit
his name to posterty in blaze of glJry!
But, has he the magnanimity TO make this
sclf-denying present sacrifice, to win the
mead of posthumous praise? fear not
indeel, his present position indicates
love of place, which many of his friends
regret TO see. 1t seems he is like Mr..
Clly-never believes the people are in
Garnet. By l45,0O0 votes, he was re-
iected in lS40--ln 1914, he asks for re-
versa of Judgment. Will The people re-
spond to this? that is the question. Now,
my dear sir, in all freedom and candor, per-
nit an old friend, personally and POLITICAL
ly, to make solemn appcallo your sober
reason, and highly vaIue'l Judgment. Let
me entteat you to forget for moment all
your ancient preju Ices against Mr.. Cal
honn--Iook at The man as he is--as he
now stands before the nation, and do him
full justice. Is he not after all, the fttest,
the ables', the most safe, and peculiarly
qualified, at the present conjnncturc of at
fairs, T. guide the vessel of STATED"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01

The Creole Of last week, in reply TO
what we said about Mr.. Lawson's graft
tude 10 The Great Pacifcator, for having
saved his neck from The rope which was
prepared for all those who marched with
Mr., Calhoun, underline multiplying banner,
says, that Mr.. Lawson probably feels less
OF such gratitude, than we do Of hatred for
having been prevented from assisting in
tying the knot. Bu!in this the Creole is
mistaken entirely; for VIC, as VIC thought
tho Creole knew. were under like con.
demnation with Mr.. l.. and Of course had
no wish whatever &c assist IN tying the
knot for those who were in our own situa-
ton. son..
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY.

The citizens Of this vicinity are prepa-
ling for a handsome celebration of the
fourth inst. The Declaration of indie
pendcnce will be read by VIM. Mcbride,
Esq. and an Address delivered by Owen
VanVacter, Esq. There is to be barLe-
cue on large scale, and no politics. We
ARE authorized to, and DO invite every
body, and, especially, our fellow citizens
Of Madison to participate with US in doing
honors to the day 50 auspicious for human
rights.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01

Revcrdy johnson, of Baltimore, has
been arrested and held TO bail in the sum
OF $4,000 TO keep the peace towards
George R. Richardson, Esq. A war; mt
hal been issued for Dir. r. also, but he had
not been taken. Both are distinguished
membets Of the Baltimore bar. They had
4 quarrel in Court, which w,ul has e end.
ed in duel, had not the civil authorities
interleFed.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01

Expulsion of the Jesuits from Buenos
AyreS.-A Montevideo paper says: go.
vernon Rosas has expelled the clergy of
thelorder OF Jesnils from Buenos Ayres in
consequence of their having refused to
hang up his portrait for public alteration
over the altar Of their church, as has been
done by all the other irlars in that civ ;.
The Buenos Ayres British Packet confirms
the TACT of their expulsion, but does not
assign the same cause for it.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01
VOLUNTEER COMPANY.

We have cen requested 10 stale that
there will be q meeting this evening, in
the court house, of all those who have
subscribed to the Volunteer company, for
The purpose of selecting q uniform, and
the genera organization of the company
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01

On our first page will be found a decision
# The circui: court of Adams county, which
viii be interesting to all those who have
teen Summoned as garnshees of The Mis-,
siseinpi Rail Road company.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

We have just heard the result Of the
New Hampshire Democratic convention.
That body passed resolutions in opposition
to the protective system, and all the other
Wing measures. The 9TH Monday Of
May, 1874, was recommended as the time
Tor holding national convention. No
preference was expressed for the Presi-
dency; resolution was introduced decli-
ming 10 nominate, and, afterwards a su5sii-
tute was offered nominating Mr.. Van Bu-
rem. The substitute was warmly urged
b" many members of the convention, and
ms warmly opposed by as many others;
and amongst the latter was the Hon. Levi
Woodbury.. So, it is yet 10 lie determined
who a majority of the people of New
Hampshire are in favor of.
The Augusta (Me.) Age, the leading de-
mocratic journal of that State, has come
out for Calhoun.
Number of Electoral votes in each State
under the Apportionment Act passed in
limo 1910
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01
by REQUEST

A DEMOCRATIC MEETING
Viii be he'll at the courthouse in Canton
on Monday the Sd day of July, for The Pur-
pose of appointing delegates to the Demo-
cratic convention at Jackson, TO be held in
July. Democrats attend.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01

President Tyler was at Trenton, N. ].
on the lOIh inst. on his way 10 Bunker's
Hill. On the day previous he was at Phil.
adeIPhla, where his reception is described
Oy the United States Gazette as being verv
splendid