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SALES OF REAHEsTATE AT AUCTION.
Ru I'm II Er0uklln

story brick South William ST, running through
10 Stone ST, % It inches front on William, ~ 3
inches on Stone ST. 70 II inches omOne side, 76 fl
inches the other. sl5O0t
sioIy brick store William 100 II inches front
that and Stone st, &c Il and inches side,
10 inches The lie a5t
story brick house and lo SO Barclay street. OPP
College Piace-lot n by loo IT, house 25 by As IT,. To-
Steamboat John Mason as she now lies on the Dry
nuCk .
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SAILED

s brig Porpoise Lieut. Lewis for The Coast oil Africa
sas, Noreans.
Barks wbetmore, Apalachcois; Rapid, Havana.
Brig STAR ST Kits.
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BIZ !. AZ. Miller &. Co


The property adjoining the Fulton Ferry al Brook.
Ign, known as Thomas Evrres stores and wharf,
lying and fronting the East River, lO2 feet ms
running through to Furu1aH ST in depth "a # 8 ms.
ON the north side, 81 # 9 ms the south SIDE and
l09 feet 10 ns. on Furman ST. The wharfis nearly
new; depth OF water SO fl, with water privilege OF
80 feet On the wharf is two story frame store and
sheds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
House and LOT 3ol Pearl ST. Is 1t trout ard rear by 100
feet deep IOoO
i.easehod properly 775 roadway. being the residue
Of l5t years lease from March "a, 1885, OF the lot,
with the buildings the Observation-Disclosures. 7e0
By Wilkins i. Rollins.
story brick house and lol 20 John s-lo, % by log
IT, house 25 by IS. sold for cash a,.......... 10 20
By E. II. Ludloac
4 story brick house aud lot Ann and Theatre
Alley, tpau OF The Franklin buildings s. II inches
Ann St. 80 inches rear, "a Il Theatre Alley,
CO fl inches the other side -
Lot cor Barrow and McDougal SIS. Washington SD
q GincheS front the latter, l2a deep 500
front. i2a Il 400
story house aad lot goth st, between 9th and 7t
avenues-Iot IS by % 200
Lot IN OF the above, 20 by 40 fronting 18th ST Coz
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DISASTERS.

Ike schooner PeLajvsck, which reported in pa
per of yesterday Schooner and owned in Bar
gor ale., l4i burhsn, and Ssoo0 She 10
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POST OFFICE,

PUST NIUE, Z
New yoRK. February T. 1913
u Northern m aiI.-From and after this date, IN
I'll iuTtker notice. the Northern Mail ncudng the Way
Mails each side OF the Hudson Rver) Will be closed
this office al O'Clock, A NJ.
Sf 81 JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. NJ
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I The Sons of the Forest fast fading into civilization
or obiyon-perhaps may never again have an oppor
iunity Of seeing group OF Cheilans such now
making few days' visit to the American Museum. Their
dances Of picturesque grandeur surh pen
can porayno action initiate Their enthusiasm is real
their appearance terrific They will appear this afternoon
and evening. 10 some OF their grandsst dances.
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ISTS is called 10 that valuable Properly, consisting
OF vacant lots Land situated the ~ w side Of MUIR
raystreei between Church'eef and Wet Broadwsy,
po,ite Columbia College, presenting fac open front free
These are full lots, each % by 100 feet. This oil the
eligible situations in Inc lower pan OF the city for
public building private dwelling and presents an oppor
lois OF fulf dimensions SO faSorably situated.
The title pereci, being in fee from the Trinity Church
Si5 Of the purchase money rcnain mortgage.
Inquire OF S. v. cLARKSON. Ws3tsI
r. II. OWEN, 81 Pire-st.
wM r. LEWIS, rs Maiden lane.
II previously disposed OF al at private SALE vi" he
sot the Merchants Exchange February at, 1913 by
J. Swift s. Co. ltTth'
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u Ne" Z VfN yOCft1f EI!OfUry, corDet OF Leo
nard and Broadway.-Mr. JNu. W. :. HOWS will
deliver Lecture Monday evening next Feb u.s. al the
Lecture Room nj the absve Institute.
Subject The Lgsts and Ssaa,s Of Geaus with appli.
cation OF the subject tie Conservative influence Genus
should exercise, in opposition tie Cant OF the times e-
bodied in the phrases The Spirit ef the Age and the Su-
premacy OF Intellect" Ts commences al l2 past O'Clock.
Tickets - EACH be obtained Stliers fheolo.
gca Book Store. Broadway between Blocker and Amy
streets; Roe Lockwood's, Broadway Messrs RayHo,s
Book Store, Rowery Mr. Geo. B Powell, Bowery at The
de.k OF the ,ciry Library aud of Mr Hows Beach ST.,
doors from St Johns Park rs ot'
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Elder jacobs oil me etuod,sy Protestant Church in At
tornev street, viii lecture on The Second Coming CT Cnils
this evening O'Clock IN the Church, corner OF MADISON
and Caiharne There will be preaching
every evening this week The place. George Slo.r
OF Aibany sl lecture Saturday eyeRing asd CO ne
Sabbath day mofsIng, AFTERNOON and evening Inc puoe
xif- aiirnd II
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IL 1t was said by Archmedes, the great mathematician
6ive place 70 stand aud will move the Cni
verse" Fcgnson the celebrated astronomer and phys
can the result had the request been granledbu
this impossible, practical benefit resulted MOI
So however, with Sands Sarsaparilla give il chance TO
storing powers Disease Of mucous membranes chronic de-
engagements OF the digestive organs obstruc tion in the
glands, resulting in Scroula and Kings Evil, Hip GOu
White Swelling. Cutane Erup,ions vz-Barbess Ilcb
scad Head Salt Rheum and other diseases originating in
impure of the Blood unhealthy condition Of The
vh fluids, will be safely and efcc,ualy cured by its
For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. Sands
Co, Druggists and Chemists No. zS Broadway, OF
Chambersstreet, New.York Also sold by A. 8. D,
Sands, Druggists Nos. IS and 100 Fulton.sIeet David
Sands& Co.. n East Broadway. Price 81 per bottle. Six
bottles for S..
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II The Com IN 81 Soliciting Donations OF the
Board o Trustees the NewYo,k FIRE Department Pusd
gratefully acknowledge the receipt o: One Hundred Dol
lars in payment TWENTY TICKETs from Stephen Whit
aay Ec Tor The Grand Oratorio of David and Goliath %
be given al the Broadway Tabernacle on the 10th Es!
MARTIN w. EMHOSS,
Of Chairman of Committee.
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II Thirfsenih Wafd.-rbe Democrats Wig
CouEiiiiee Of The 18th Ware 1885, will meet at SO
Grand ST. corner Clinton formerly Asa Uucsrtonks on
Thursday evening sih ins, si : O'clock By order
CHAS. NJ. SfMONSON, Chairman
ISAAC O. Hunt, Sec'ry. rs q
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NIKE! FIRE.! FIkB!! AT any sea-
son Of the year, and Ais especially, t@ben ac
cdeuty By FIRE Of heepeot occurrescs the subscriber
would call tie attention OF The public aGd parents nt,c
L 10 Tie celebrated Fire Ointment OF r. g. X +. Mos
long known used With unparalleled success
Ad spseuy sn He ~suId also state ,s in so. al
cases Immediately applied, II will greyekt tfsertsg and
Other unpleasant cons, qdc1ces which ensEe and wood
therefore advise Every lave supply ready hand
IL is also IA nfabe remedy for chEbiais frcsbies
IN order make an indrcsmrn and that med
be aost it, be has tpr up pots At 2. snd Is EACH wa
tull directions TOR use. REUBEN e. BOSS
f3fmt Sc and 5G8 3rsn1-st.
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UH O. of d. E.-The members of Olive Branct
Lodge no 81, OF O. F., particularly requested Il
be punctual in their attendance "Wednesday evening
Feb business OF Importance will be brough heare th
Lodge Per order. E. CLARK, N. 6.
LANES IL SAcKETr. Secretary. IL
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InpoerAscE OF QUARANTINE TO THE PuBLIc
H,,IrH.-Mons Motard, in his Hygien Gene
,ole mentions case illustrating the Importance
NJ Quarantine Regulations. In 1888 the brig Do
ao.tiera sailed from Havana and its crew were
beal,by during the passage of 70 days. Arrived
~ distant port many hundreds of persons visited
,be ship without Inconvenience. The carpenter
Then opened the hod--,he confined air OF this par,
of The vessel was set al liberty, and Immediately
afterwards the wcrkmen employed and the inhab
i,sn,s Of thirty adjacent houses were seized with
The yellow fever. And yet there are those who
wish 10 break up the Quarantine of the port Of
New York. See London Lancet, Dec. 3, 1s43.
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U New.York Firs Department Fund

" New-York Fire Department Funa.-
The undersigned Committee OF the Trustees OF Inc hIre
Department beg leave call the attention OF the friends
and patrons OF This charitable institution 10 The following
communication, VIZ:
kndes volunteered perform the Grand Oraoro
or DAVID AND GOLIATH, for the benefit OF the Funds
of ,hi, noble clarity Thursday, Feb 18th which
casion they will he assisted by Mr.. CoLBURN of Boston,
who been expressly engaged for the character of DA-
yIp; and viii, also assisted by other eminent talent
Tickets 81 he had OF the officers of the Depart
ment the principal music at The door on the night
of nerfur,spce or of either OF the Committee.
MARTIN w. EMMDNS, IA Spruce-st
FORSYTH LaBAGH. IA Grand 81.
Erou nd
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i, CONCERT of Sacred Music will be

"a given in the Second Unyersalist Church. Orchard
s;rert- near Brcome on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb.
s, 1855 caE,Eleneing W q o'clcck,
CosductoF, D. s. BelI-orgaRis;, Wa, Wood.
sAzT L
L Voluntary os ihe Organ
: Tune, DaAube- W htaker
s Przyer
T. anthem. g O. s1rely neiosys. h Swintsrs
5 Chorus Let the hrigh, Seraphu D, Dusten Jr
O. Recii- - hen troai the sacred ssroen driven
Air She led him through the traeAess " ID
l. Anthem. III wash my hands in inrocency~. Chapple
s. Solo AMI Chorus The marvellous haydn
9. Duet The Lord Handel
TO- Chorus Now elevate the sign OF Iuaah Haydn
IL. National Anthem. God has made free. C. Is. Horn
PART
Anthem O. let sing unto the Lord" ..Chapse
g Rect " Hars, glad voice." Air, The Sa-
vour CONES .--.-........-...---..S slower
s. Anthem Prase the Lord servants" .....Chappe
4. Dueit TIE bird lie, lcose..-.........o shaw
anthem "a The Lord is kingr ChapPe
9. OuDtete. Nieat's sifade no .Ros>ai
:. Anthem "a Praise the Lord o my sonL-.....w. Wood
9. Duest Sael ADD Jonafhss,' from tne 0rato-
no OF David .........,......--..Ne usorSa
g. Anthem. o. give ,banks' Dr. Clarke
10: Ooxoogy Now uao the King, Hastings
IL Tickets, ls cruts each may be had Of CoaanJ, 80
Grand street; Watkins, 10 Catherine street. Union osee
lSe Fulton and TIE door the evening OF the per-
Torrance. TO 81
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

IN CHANCERY--Before the Vice Chan
IL celloln pursuance of decres,l order OF this Court,
win be sold public auction the direction of the sub
.crber, OF the Masters thereof by James Bleteker
Sons, auconeers at The Merchants Escbsnge in the city
Of NewYork The I'd day OF March next at IL O'clock
no0n OF that day.
All tUsr lots pcoes areeis OF faad siu
ate, lying and being Ia the Twelfth Ward OF the City Of
New. York, the outherly side street be laid out,
called Twenty Seventh street, together viii! the land 'front.'
ing The said lots to the centre OF The said and which
said lots known and distinguished upun map OF the
estate s Thomas b. Clarke filed 10 the Office CT the Regis
in ard and for the City ard County Ell York. by
the numbers 30S three hundred and eight (3o us
irie and nne t30l three hundred and ten 1871
!rcd and eleven sl2 three hundred and Sls three
hundred and thirteen, 3l4 three hundred and fourteen
Sl5 three hundred and fifteen Sl6 three hundred aad six
t37 three hundred and seventeen which said pren
embraced in the following boundaries, VII, Be-
ginning point in the centre OF Twenty Sevenihsreei
three hundred feet westerly from the wsst line OF Ninth
avenue; tbeRce westerly along The centre o:
twenty Sevenhstrret two hundred and ty fee thence
line righs angles to Twenty Seventh street the
centre of the block between Twenty and Twenty
Sixth streets thence eastery along line through The
Of said block hundred and fifty feet; thence north
erly The place OF beginning" York, February 7h,
ls43. WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Cbspeery.
j. u. LIVINGSTON Jr Solicitor. fs2awtds
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II Capital PuafshMenr.-The argument ol-
Rev SIR. Cneeyer designed be Sered the Scripture
support fully taken away and turned against him by Rev
MI Dewey, at Washington Hall, Thursday night sh INST
Admission 10 CTS. for two. IL Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

The COURSE OF TRADE.-Our neighbor Draper
has been selling, to-day, q cargo Of cotton goods,
the travels of which, in finding their way to mar
ket, have been long and peliIous. They we're
manufactured in Massachusetts, and sent to New
York for market. Here they were sold to the
far West, in which direction they were shipped
by the way of New Orleans. Thence they were
transferred to one of the steamers Of the mighty
Mississippi. Arriving at the confluence of The
Missouri, the goods were sent up the latter river
mere directly 10 the Rocky Mountains. Having
proceeded FIVE hundred miles up the Missouri, the
steamer was snagged and susk. An agent of the
underwriters despatched thither, to look after
the cargo; the coltons were recovered from the
water; hung up 10 dry upon the trees and spread
upon the praires repacked into bales; and sent
back to New Orleans, and thence to New York fer
market Beat that who can. Com. ADV.
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M ANTED-A young man as Porter
Wv none but that can bring the best OF recommen.
daon need apply. Apply at Brownies Saloon, Gothic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-08

N Notice,-A Convention of the Churches on the SUBJ
iec OF will be held in the cd Free Congregation.
Church. Delaney, corner of Christie ST. on Wednesday
commencing al A. Nj and continuing through the day
The Rev Charge g. Finney will preach sermon in the
evening commencing O'Clock at the same place. The
nuhIic are invited to attend II IL
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Principle made practicable Is Principle made useful
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

4 Principle made pracucable Is fflncipe MADE useIui
NJ EW-YORk CASH TAILORING
lV ESTABLISHMENT, 149 Futon-st, New.yerk.
The undersigned, in announcing their patrons rde
erminatcn adhere strictly the principle of cash deal
ing their business would take occasion say that te
become well satisfied OF The practcably and useful
such plan by the uniform which has al
operation
The advantages derived by the customer from the adop'
on of this Extraordinarily reaIng gain OF so per cea;
upon credit prceshey conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore need comment OF the merits OF their house
md The facilities with which they invested of furnishing
cheap ard rich garment, they will not diate-fully as-
,ured they that this simple fact too well known
their celebrity well established, to require further
mark. And in calling the attention of the gentlemen Of the
United Ssses and New in particular to their assort.
Of choice goods they will merely observe that uno
Waiting punctuaty and dispatch in answering the commandg
Of their friends part OF their system cash
payments. n3e istf J.C. BOOTH & co.
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w ANTED-A place by nice protest
Wv ant girl for housework, &c. Apply at l2 CRAM
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. Bereau EnsEifufe Eectnres.-KALFH
WALDO EMERSON will deliver the first oil a Course OF
(ve) Lectures before the Institute Tuesday evening
February 7h the Second Thursday evening, Feb. 9h
Monday evening, Feb. IS; and The Fifth on Wednesday
evening February 5-n the Univerast Church corler o.
Walker aud Elizabeth streets, al u O'Clock. Subect(O
the whole Course)-' New England etc. etc.
Cards 25 cen) may be had at the principal bookstores
Broadway and the door the evening OF the Lecture
Py o-jrr STEARNS Sec'y lfSt
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o. New-York Eyceum DebRees.-On Wed
nesday evening 9Th the Tabernacle, the following
question will be discussed
Do enjoy all the political privileges ts which
They entitled"
Afirma,ve-Park Benjamin Esq w. L. Stone, Esq.
Negative-J6hn Neal, Esq
The debate will commence at past O'Clock
Tickets 81 cents, be had the door Subscribers 10
the course Of Lectures admitted Per order.
f6 SITS L. G. FORMAH, Rec Sec'ry.
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M ANTED-A situation by coed
w cook, with excellent references. Apply a, 1881
Washington ST. fS IL
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oy W "a Ma1Wei VIII lIIossi % nv 'ea15
Price I2t cents each
Read Hector OHalloraB, gentlemen, one and all
Mo.gan OGogaerty.
Pounds Shiings and Pence or Accounts Irish Heirs,
by Samuel Lover author OF Handy Andy, Rory O Mere,
sc with illustrators only 81 cents per No II 2;is
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Rroadg ny Wns,,iraton Temnernncc

u = n
secieIy will hold their reg ula meeting Tbs tWednes-
day. Evening Concert Hail. 4G6 Broadway, at O'Clock
5ooJ sneaking NAV he expected NJ B. The members Of
the Society are requs sed he puncua in their attendance
as important subjects be presented for their consider
utisp LEBREUS CHAPMAN, Secry. ct IT.
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M ANTED--A place by very good
w American coek-would object TO public
house Good references Apply 30 Cherry st. Is 81
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" A Safety Track for Railway, applicable to
spy road already built, has been invented by Mr..
Jobn Harris, a native Of Troy, but resident of
Albany. The object is to proven, the cars being
thrown off the track. To prevent this, a central
rail Of wood or iron is laid between the rails on
which the cars run Hangers are attached TO
The bottom Of each car, coming down under the
aanps Of the centre rail, and fitted with friction
rollers, which clear except when the car rises
and is danger of being thrown of. When this
does ha open, the hangers bring up the rail
and restore the car to the equilibrium The cost
Of the centre rail, if made OF iron, will be $4,000
per mile; if made of wood with an iron plate
$1,000 per mile. American Mechanic.
RHsDE IsLAND.-We learn by the Fall River
Monitor that the barn of Col Edward Wilcox, a,
the Four Corners, in Tiyerton, was destroyed by
FIRE on Tuesday morning, with all its contents,
consisting Of about two Of hay all his farming
utensils, one new wagon and harness, one yoke of
oxen, one COW and two horses. Loss estimated at
$1,000 The fire is supposed to be the work of an
ircendiary, and warrant for the arrest of the in
diyidual aus pecled los been issued
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II new FUb1iCNtIcnE on II EIHHy ltc1is-U'
tPPLETON co. 2o9 Broadway. will publish on Friday
iext-
The Book oil the Navy general History OF the Ameri-
can Marine by Professor Frost, beautifully utrated-
Part ITO be completed in four parls) % cents each
Dr. Ures' Encyclopedia OF ARTS Manufactures and hnes
illustrated with l2il engravings Part 3d. To be completed
in FIVE parts. 81 each.
The hnerican in Egypt, by James z. Cooley beau,-
fully illustrated Part2 TO be completed in sI parts
IS cents each.
Masternan Ready by Captain Marryatt, vol and last,
with ffontes pece-n CLOTH gilt-S7t ceLts. II
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]. cLIT2 MORRISON.

And 1t having also been moved and seconded II wa; inf'
lrr Resolved That these proceedings be signed By the
Chairman Secretary Of the meeting and published Ia
The New-York Courier Enquirer ana The Tribune, ahd
also that The meeting do adoura
7 NJ Marty Ssc'ry ~
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-09-23

The Court of Chancery has JURISDICTION oVtT
all nIaas and complaints whatsoever cognizable
in = Court of Equity, and holds two sessions an
nnolIv. commencing OIL the Bird Mondays IN Apr
and October for the Oxford District, and January
and July at Jackson.
JUpGEs and DlsTRIcr ATToENEYsoi the Clrcu'''
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-09-23
THE REGISTER.


Printed and published every SATURDAY n
THREE DuLLARs in advance. Subscribers who
do not pay in advance, will invariably be charged
four dollars.
Advertisement inserted for one dollar per
square (of ten lines or less,) for the first insertion,
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements which exceed ten lines, charg-
cd ten cents per line for the FIRST, and five cents
for each insertion afterwards.
YEARLY ADvERTIsTNG.--A deduction will be
made 10 those who advertise by the year to a suf-
f,ieot amount to make it for the interest of mer-
chants and others.
Advertisements out of the direct line of bust
ness Of the yearly advertiser will be charged for
sanpretelv az the ordinary rates.
Professional cards, not altarabo for the year,
containing ten lines or less 80. dollars.
II e names ofcandidates for county Offices will
be inserted for FIVE dollars, payment always in adj
vance, and State Offices ten dollars.
Election tickets will never be delivered till
paid for
Political circulars or communications ofonly an
Individual interest, will be chargd at half price
Of ordinary Advertisements and must be paid i'll
advance.
Advertisements not marked with the number Of
insertions will be continued 'till forbid, and any
alterations made after insertion charged extra.
Advertising patrons will favor US by handing
in their advertisements as early after our regular
publication days as convenient--not later in any
case irpnssible, than Thursday night.
All JOD-WORK must be paid for on deliv-
cry.
PosrAGE must be paid en- all letters, or they vii
not be attended to.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-09-23
NUMBER %.

Martin Van Buren, courted their favor
and support, adopted their painciples
and appointed their leaders to Office
Where is the Faction now? Every
where the Democratic party is merged
into II, and many OF them are now. ur-
ging doctrines which locofoco of 1897
would have blushed 10 avow The De-
mocratc party have repudiated all their
old landmarks Tariff, Bank, etc, and
joined q Radical faction, whose favor
or support, for any purpose whatever,
would and should produce defeat and
disgrace. The signs Of the times GER
tainly indicate. that there is something
prophetic in the above resolotioa, and
that it is about 10 be fulfiIled.-ib.