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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
EXCITING DISCUSSION.

Our rsutler- must hsve nnlierIt Iigc .Te-
quen, and ridiculous scenes mhirh ecc.ir
in Congress, IN orr Stale Legislatures, it,
pnlitical contesis. aud even IL pfisae err.
cl,s How individual. fly into a Jury
aud call each otter lard rames and
strong hints are thrown out That nothing
ran set,le the differences hui Cnii,e and
pis'ti.! Huw friends inierpost---the en-
ragged persons are hroug HI t. shake Lands.
aud the matter is finally settled 10 The hon
or of those particularly inten slsd, and
tn the Satisfaction OF all parties. Such
scenes are 50 admirably hurlesqued 10 the
following sketch from Bog. that we can
no, refrain from publishing il, though.
most probably, the great mass Of or rsa-
ders have seen II before. ile.must have
been an. eye. witness 10 some such scene
as he describes: Raj Reg.
M. Bolton. Of Aagtte. rose tn order.
DID Ihe honorable Pick wirkian alIude to
him? (Cties of Order" CHAIR. !"
=" Yes /" No." Go on. ." Leave off. I"
&c - r. % ~ "#ss*=*.~
MIR. Pickwick would not'he put up 10
be put down by elsmor. lie had alluJ-
ed to thu honorable gentleman. kGres,
cxciiemeut.l
Mr.. Bl",,nn would only say then. iha,
he had repelled The hon. gents false aud
srnrrtioi.s accusa'ion with profound con.
tempt. Great cheerns Tbe honor
able gent. was hunbag. Immense
confusion. and loud cries Of :. Char"
and d" Osdtr." g.. z*a~ ~
-. Mr.. A. Snouarass rose to order. lie
threw himself upon the Chair. Hear. I
lie wished 10 know whether this Dig
fuI contss, between tUn members ri that
club should be allow ed 10 CONTINUE. + Hear.
hear "=~ 80. 81
The Chairman Vas quite sure the Hon.
P.ckaiekIan would withdtax the express
sim lie had just mad ne Of. 800
Mr.. Bintian, with all possible respsct
for The Chair, was quite sure lie would
MT. H..
The Chairman fell il bis imperative do
~ i1 demand al Tie h'nnTa1Ie gsHdemsn,
whether he had Used the expression which
had jnstescaped him. in its comm ~ sense.
Mr.. Bolton had no hesitation in SAYING
that he had no,--he had used the. word
in its Pick sick,sn sense. Hear, hear !
lie was t,Yni toa knowledge that. per-
sonaly he entertained tile highest regard
and es.een for the honorable gentleman:
he merely considered h'm humhue in
a Pmkwlck,an point of view. Hear,
heat. s>5& .4~: -.
Mr.. Piekwirk f II much praiiied by The
fair, candsd. and tuil ex .,lana'ion 81 his
honorable inrnd. Ee begged II tn be a.
once understood Ina, his owa nb.errst,nns
had hsen merely in eudeh III bear Pick |
w'ck'an construction - Cheers & |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
A SINGULAR PHENOMENON.

SISIbLAk PifEAUhENuN.
The Grrenss,lic TENN Miscellany Of
The 39sh ulumo. SAYS:
"on Sunday nigh. last. abarf eight
o'clock. there was seen in The south YES
tern sky 4 luminous bill. In arpesrsrre
twn fert in eiteumfeteuce, constantly
emitting small melsors from one or the
other side il. llsppr.rsd in brightness
10 ou'r'ssl The grsa' lutniusty ot day. 10
i's irsi appearance. IL was stationary one
or tao minutes; ihen, as quick ~ thought.
il rose apparently thirty fset. and paused
then f9i IN lie roln, from whence IL
started. and conunued u perform this mn.
lion lar sbunt 5 times. Then il moved
hnrtzon,sIs about The same distance, and
lar near;y the same spare # time. A.
length. il assumed us FIRST POSITION: then
r"ss again pcrpendiculaIly sbou, twelve
iee', aud renamed snniswhst stationary,
ceninuIng Ia grow less for an hour and .
quarter. when u enureIy disappointed"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

riptiiau II Il d hFstfh II frqlls,l.'
TIE srfffi i II ghs tnfnnt lsmllr. -
u1rHff 80 rattN ~ bslk. lsss.s -
ilni'. f2hastisbg &c - q 4, afr a.
dtstryssR i = ~ froi. Nfsl-.a..
hasr bsan sHsft. Il i unasssssss N.
ssailaF snssea ones app aasa = i.
groves efsls teush q Eurrps. vi IT,
rerfsssnaaiiss If he teIsshry. ID . ~.
- nspisi Nsbsier. aeqneslinR sh.s l.,,..
~ afdsssssd % he dipiemsl,e -.
sbsasd 10 sAsaaa e srsnaais ki,.s., !,
his pIsgue. sisirs that i lie s.s,ss. :
his u sect can he arrested. fss,s !, !.
das6s he Psninssls = Flands. !. s.p.sl.
a lnfnsshirg ranpieasly he nnk., a
~ ah.le Uasoa silh he grange. l..s.
an ilnss. Pa. Laisl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

Important TO Cotton Growers. BY the
shliitA application If screnee TO The cul-
tare Of the Gotten plant, d.. Cloud. Of AL.
ALBANIA. has'sacre,dpd in growing four
times The quantity nj costnn on an acre ii
ground that IS usually made IN ira, cnun
Try; "hiie the ar.lcla oblainpd is really
s"rerI"r, and worth some 30 PER cent.
more per pound than tie aterage sta,lp.
bf. G.: is publishing III The Albany Gul.
hts'or an acronn' oi the process By which
he is able 20 produce such Important re-
suits. ilis new system If ruIturp-h,ph
manning, and rotation oi c,aps, are its
essential efamen,s--is exciunc great in
ieTFsi al the South. Dr. &. hssyests with
great certainty 5000 pounds oi counn
iT"m each ARE IN culuvjtIon, which is
warth IN these ,ime-e Z een,s per pau3d:
giving him G3J0 as the annual product oi
AZ acre 81 land. The land eul iva,e! hy
DR.. Z. was. while 10 The state vi n lure.
eS'reurly peor and sserle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

Srgi0al operation and Nssmerism.
"A very interesting snd satisfactory DE-
m.nssTslian IL he aalue ol The magas ne
inllasnre 10 Ssrgesy. SIS shown o EIi-
dsy LAT.
A yaang LADY wha has been dssHessed
lor : long time with Q polWHs IN her
nose. had Il removed whlir in'lhe msgnt-
lir slcep.
She Was put iaso thai slais hy Dr.. Glib.
bes. Hnd The opersiion performed b nr.
:. Fair. in presence ol I1f. II. Nslls and
several ot..eT persons.
nuriag The operation. which i sery
ps,nisl oac ordinarily. che eslnseI 80
SYMPTOM 81 consciousness. The iumnr
aas remossd ~ lacsraurg Il with lhs
farreps and lakea sasy by pieces. and
DR.. II. infuGms % that lie intentionally
nssd more force than usual. 10 iesl The
extent ~ lie insenslbilly. Immediately
alter. eorved melsllle probe wss PasssJ
INTO her ihr0a. lhrnugh The nosrll wilh-
90. her lllnchire Il al When he IL.
nor inn w.s renewed. her organ III miFik-
fullsSs MSS exc .tsd End she lanehed
nearby. and tune was excited and she
sang.
A.ter bleeding wss oser. her arms were
beth psrsi, zsd hy Dr. g bhss. sni lei. -.
She wss lien awakened. andlhry reaan-
I'd % unit their tis,d.iy aud msrn-,b Ivy
had been .ausfariur.lg tss,s,. when hey
were Eslitrst b. ths operation. Al Ire
sent were rtnsirc.d al tile srress. ~ the
experiment. AMI me have Tire an,h.riy
II three phsstrila, far tie muila II the
above rrpari,
Columbia + s a Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

lfodfrn Politics --EsFting Solomon
Juniper. ofthe sci;oDner Tvs PalIles,"
gives long account of his political bring
ing np. tie sum aud Substance ei which is
as 10 lows:
Nav. | have shown yon what my
oF'gia il, aud What has BEEN my ppliti-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

correspondent OF the ST.. Louis r.
publican writes from Burlington. low a. as
fsiinws:
j" The Secretary 10 II W. s,uD met
with i1ughabls accident few days stnre.
say ianstatlp, becausa il most f,tc,t,ly
illustrates the miserable policy Of Gneern.
.m~nt IL va. obliged t. d=av on the
lend office al DHhuqoe. $50 mtlrs np
stream, '"r the payments due i'd vtduals
as per appropriation Of the Legislature. and
II course. as navigation had not ,p,ered,
he was Obliged TO " wagon" u down. IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
BostOa Daily Advertiser.

8 Tie Fare from .9lbdnyio Boston on
the Western Rail Road has been reduced
to - for the first class carriages, and 50
IS for the second class.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

eel elsggtina- HagiingigHiHR 60 ny
mnihs,'s eide, md AgetfE7Hlsa 60 uy
fsgl es's satfi So s1PrH1sHrs tas serEs
ssrght ms thHf sts.ianF - . ear faaEse c.
- : u e re Jssussnial ~ RsiasFs
81 ia aFa1bls. sae thsa IA hark - -
saks II he raarisy spea re Naakiag-
feniaa priHciplsss jass > as-asfsi Isrksan
Did hen lie modern J.ffrsoniaas ssik.
"a Il ;. Siais ! AZ" ana :. lkf loaf rigass
ef1ke Naies sna 60 shinss - rslsd ~
lhsa Nall casisa hsgsnlo uosks sRc thsn
he fsIl b4Sk. ard vi kis h,rkaiy isieh-
"a Il lrss Mashinesaniaa asrs over ne
nase. sll.i lsls srsr s0ns dtirg dsy. -
please 10 sas d Tie Rix'd and nnnaix' 4
dsno0acg am J. Hssoaiaa ~ isasbis
eomeF. snd .lsfn . ~ ashia gfeaiaa iocss-
feei aid ssrd % me Ell"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

5ir. Fletcher Ht5sftr has arrived in
Bn.,ar. having resigned his eliise 81
Chiei eek il lie Department of State.
and received his commission - Seeitis.
~ ~ Legation IL THE Ihlna mission.
lie vii N ke immeai.is pregatslions for
h,s departure. 50 - 70 he IN Is-discfs
slthrr % jim Mr. Estrei'. IN ra.e be
stnnld accept the appointment n MINIS
Ter. ot IL fFrcrrd with The pessen who
msy b. s,sslg, A. 4 q I'll his place. should
n decline IL Ii mn, therefore lie ,nisr-
ed dtat IL j. the Iaienitnn IL The t;n-
s.fnmrlt. IN rr.e NJ. Rsrrr,t sbeula de-
cine ti,e appointment. u Gil lie yacanss
wtlhnut delay.
boston Daily Advertiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

The orange g'oves nj Flnrid have hpen
visited durng 'lha past yea BY the ra..sr.
81 all insect which threatens The io,a, lg,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

REsdiafioa Rettksd The si'y sise
INN i Spnrgdsle I lll'ao'., as ASIDE .
aurs bE a. I.nroleeo I adsfs. expressly oh
ahs qGes.ienrf rrpudlsslns he slly ssb'--
some thirty odd lhousas . d.llsrs--snrur
red by he city 10 se~nse he location q
he S,.le cspilol Tlerrrndi,l'aa s'sk-
tt~ss g, up :, he ofliee u he R-g's-
ier. ihe Stale paper. and sas saPr"'led
81 il Whole influence. The pfsll.
hoa ever. las saninsssered ~haissome
casrsciinn IL he vile srhemsis. AZ he
.hle randidsas. IN favor of preserving
he public faith. seFr eleried. The veie
Tor Mayor us icr Till. lNh'rl az.
t;nbb. ri. f. Rppudia'nr. 2sS: HIS
nsianly 10. Last yrar lie l."enf'ens
earri,d he ei,y. Gossnsr Ford voted
Cir lie RerudisIoi's licke'.
TIE repndisiion II Ihr cry debt was
undoubtedly intended - re IN erirg
wedge Il tie absolute ierud,at'an II lie
Sac dsbi. Columbus Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

turFfs9sa - &C. - h sci shhin dirty
mrfFs ID he gFtpga = III lie ''hsFss ahfh
nhlls he htmssal SIS sEeratoR2HE e a,sAs
.aanainss n I.unE Grfrs, - >. eslf 80
- dsassE df0sr d. 80 u - instAas Ill
assasmmang. Tie i.aF.rs. arsssf. = =
eon. sFsess I'D I'll. we're ssFasd ~ PETE
oasly doan lie slfssa.. he knFsTs wsss
arau nrd. lie Ssisss made ; nost nsiFow
ssca,.s. ard he wagon ssqsFsasd u ihies
pasis. Alter kssping waarh O. nc tank
III slgll. he dsisrfasds stfsui..risHs,
sna asah liz - II two leng peles. sissy
.usesfGed ID efsEiag ~ Ne sesrn eexes.
ahirh sarlsed here safely 70 day.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
Democratic Meeting.

AT a Democratic meeting held at the
Court H. ue, in Canton, on Monday, the
2nd instant Maj. Chas. B. Green in the
Chair, w. d. Henry and E II. Powell,
Vice Presidents, and o. X. Singleton and
Saml. Scott, Secretari g: the following
proceedings took place.
On motion Of Col. A. +. Moore, a CON,
mittee Of eleven was appointed by the
Chair 10 report preamble aad resolution
fJr the consideration Of the meeting:
which committee consisted Of the follow
ng mined gentlemen, John VI. Eide,
John Handy, J. B. Gage, VI. JJnes, P. B.
w. Flemmng,J. c. Napier, A. r. Moore,
Thos. ]. Humphreys, Garrett Gooiloe, D.
NJ. Futon and w. S. Rayner, who after
short retirement, announced their readl-
ness TO make their report, AMI thereupon
the following preamble and resolutions
were reported, read and adopted By the
meeting.
Whereas, we have REGARDED with deep
interest and anxiety the po'i,i;al event. Of
the last eighteen months. and
Whereas, during that period we have
witnessed in the executive and legislative
administration Of the Feneral Government,
the exercise Of powers-ih, adoption of
principles, and the pursuit. of policy IN.
warranted BY the Constitution, wholly n.
Compatible with the genius Of our free IN
stltutlons, and in their tendencies dir, city
subverslve Of the rights of the State and
the Liberties of the peope-tieref ore re.
solrod,
l. That we regard strict co Instruction
OF the Federal Constitution as mo orc.,a-,
safeguard 10 our liberties, and The y;ro;,;.
and Kentucky Resolutions of 'as and 100
as true and correct exposi'.ions of The nr;n
ci2les of the Constitution, and that ali le.
glslatlon violative of these, is uncons,i,u
tional and dangerous.
2. That we do not recognize anv nower
IN Congress to lay Tariff of dutie. having
protection for its obiect--ani thlt there
lore 10 the opinion of this meeting. The
tariff act of the late session, is unconsli,u
'lonal, unequal and oppressive, and ongat
o be repealed.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
Hon. MAHLoS DICKgRS N.
MIR. CALHOUN

A Denr'cralic friend has shown US Il
ter which he has recently received from
prominent Democrat ID one of the Ode
aud most populous counties In the i..ten
Of the State. The writer expresses b.
decided preference for The Hon. John {
Calhoun, as the candidate of the Damo
racy al tie ensuing canvass and goes z
ID say:
"Mo.e is TO be game b. getting up
candida who would excite The eathuslaS
of tn: real democracy than by favoringn
views Of tie conservative portion OF o
party"
TIE writer, after abiding to the .
temlts of certain politicians TO bring 70
ward distinguished in1iviluaI, who
views are supposed u lie favorable to y.
(half whig) measure of protective u
rid under The guise of revenue and pa
t;al proie ton I'D IS: "The Democili
can never lpport him with any zeal; an
zeal, YOU kn Iw,is an all important elemel
in an election.
"Fhe mass of the Democrats parry, a
pecIaliy the young and middle aged me-
have become heartily tired of the super
cial, tempnriziag po'icy of our leaders,
te. they have fought and placed them r
power.
These are the feelings AMI exP'e
sions Of the pc pie about here in b
main
In adliiI)n 10 the above, VIC hive OF
selves received letter from a valued al
mu h esteemed Democratic friend in al
other port N of the State, which h lbs 50
lar language-an1 the writer of which
ges the claims OF Mr.. Calhoun for the Pre-
idency with much zed and apparent e.
nesiness.
Michigan is emphatically an agricuIP
al State; she has as yet few heavy MI
policing manufacturing capitalists; %
cliims and expects no other or greater Pf
leciion Ihan il TO lie attained by the un'
lenting hlnI Of industry and enterprise
the part of her hard-fistsd yeomanry; D
democracy, then, if they DO not insist Y
on the nomin ,tion of Mr.. Calhoun, ~
nevertheless be extremely 18th TO 60
any other candidate whose views, upon =
leading political topics of the day, rur cIO'
ter TO his: This At least, is our beIIel'
Con IithtiOaal D6mocrSt.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
EARTHQUAKE.

Mlny cf oar citizens we're sronsel
from tai. qli. citation. last nigh, ~ a
VerF Per'e .ti5le earthquake The ear,
? ~ f he evening WIS chardc erizsd by
&c f7en the 5. ). u, the at.
.-. C.r.y nazt. B-;ween 9 and
--- ..e...., h. yIaI ll.led AMI dead
.-.l. -usas+ Ata1aut halt pas; nine, a
--.1frE O.. lIs earth, preceded by a
rfll .u- nose ike that of distant thnn-
d., " ; C eeded oy rocking sufficient
10 jar the d,ors and windows AMI shake
the h,uses. as was esinced b. the conster-
nation OF mlny wao wines ed the effects
of the earthquake. A similar shock was
felt by some, between the hours of two and
three in the morning. The heavens to
the northeast presented during The Whale
night brilliant appe Irance, resembling
IN some degree, The aurora boredlis. the
night has been succeeded by m lraing as
mill as that ofJune, al b nigh the weather
for the few las, days has been very cold.
Jackson S0stHoa.
The same shock was felt at this place; it
was also felt at Yicksburg.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
CIAS. B. GREEN, Pee
u. D. HESRr. v,.op
L. II. PowELL.J
q. z. Singleton. I G.
San. ScoH,

TIE loving is tie lea .,ja,I and 20.
rely Of Col. J. +. H. Ga .fo-n. Cs,nuis :.
sioaer,to the speech ofC ol. c b5.,he Choc.
;aw Chief.
Brottr.-Thc G ,,nnis.iun7rs sr91iD..
cd 6E y'nr Gsea; fs,her. the P-e..d n, of
, we I n''vo o''.e <, ha'e head your tax.
oar cas- are u7er. Ne I,,, vb,, WI
~ ne AT w yoI to be brave warrior
aug i "i,e Am. The hos. Of cars Is ~.
Oh our n .ad. and tc:o5e long yoI ml,l
I - u"' yto the Land Il shad as. Many
" '5"' ago YOU leaned how TO chase tie
~ Coats ana the NJ rsc- gees from
.H- ~ w.r-Pa'hs, bit You never le1rn-
70 tel lie. You are the chill Of
truth.
Br0Aer.-We hare been up 20 The great
Wig~am al Washin2t n. 1t Is lUn-
Ha.s of, The track o. the moccasia is
no 0 'en seen there: bit there Is a.ways
"a pipe burning FIR the Rel man. ami q
D.anketfO keep him warm. Tn. Great
Che. MS sent rs here 10 d. iGsii-c te.ween
TIC wHi'c mlu and and the Ch1ctiw. Both
IRE b 8 clilI-,n and he desires b,ih to have
Their rights.
Brotier. The G eat S lit ab)ye ms5e
he white and the Rcd man; has sun
SHINES up n both; bkh live u5on lis
breath. Tho h ,n'ng crogn5s hs made
are vide enough fo- al. We CONC T. SET
ne your rg,ts.
Brot.er.-We wish 10 see you: people
B1ng them up. The captains, the war
r',r.; heir wives and their vi lren; iha
y'.nI AMI the Oh. BID them no. be AFRAID
b. lhcm come ike YOU and speak the
truth. AMI 4 to talk y ith fork ID tongue.
Iei Hem. TOO, no; u drink the fire wa:e,:
e'n sPirt. -w.m IN il. and vii lead thrm
10: ta-k ANS wher- Their In. SOS. end
no game. II they rink t., ae sill p I'd or.
uur CO .nc.l FIRE an g,asa. t. --.a
Chef wi turn h back u)t8 -e.. Tile
nie't ; fl-it above sill fDan aud ..s s..
.sx birk
B'o,te-.-Pe G, be with YOU AMI o .-
Peop e " : &c Grea; Spirit sni e on
to1. MsF A'- sgr -hiae an / his dew. fall /
- re-rssh The pl'a = ne Cho~tlw. Nav
M he man, e ganery.. a. els INV.
''hu', be Your friend "a pe ace, as Won
we're MS trend n ~sr. May Won all soon
ma The way 10 y1nr brethren across
The greet father Of waters. ami when
time shall be no longer my We al meet
a. the happy hunting grounds of The
blessed.
Brotter.--We have nothing m7rs I,
say, and are now ready 10 take Won BY the
hand. '''
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
-, :. ii, Gorernnent 70 Il nnalnteir-

sVor . or Government 10 be nainfain-
Cd. or o., Uaion preserved By inyasioDs o.
the rghis and powers Of the several States.
In i1Us attempting 70 make our General
GoFerngDen; strong. we make il wess.-
II. true strength consists in leaving in3i-
Vidasis aud States, a. much as possible. 70
ihemselges in making itself fel., 'D0s 10
lis power, bit in rs beniGceIce, 10; ia Is
oonuo, but n it. protection, not IL bind
ing tie States more closely TO the centre,
but Leaving each 10 move unObsirUe:ed in
- pr oper bIt.7-Jackson.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
From the Coastitutionalist.

Wishing 10 give TO General Cas' all the
advantages which he may derive from a |
the circumstances attending Iis Political
HE and the discharge Of his official duties.
we have placed on our fourth page, a
sketch Of the proceedings Of the pubic
dinner giveuto him at Paris by number
OF his counirvmen Since ths arrival of
this distinguished citizen in his own com
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
Friend and humb sery'i.
MAHLON DICkERSON
To Gen LEWIS CAss.
NEw YORK, Dec. 10, lsi2.

NV YORK, Lee. 10, 1872.
Ny DCar SRI have TecelyeI w.
letter OF this day, and have no d.Eelg
in giving You prompt and uncqgigc,
answer 10 the qles,i.ns you Presan, {
ne.
am a member Of the Democrat; part,
and have been so from my youth. vi
FIRST called into pub &c lie by Mr. Jeii,a
son, .hirty-six years ago, and am a iz
believer in The principles llid Gown {!
him. From the iai.h as taught end recalT
I'd IN hi: day, have never swersel a I'D
gle instant.
81 m lch for my general sentiments
With ieSptott5a National Bank, tim,
The feelings and experience Of the cogF
INV have &c :iJed against it, and tia, d
such institution sh nit be chartered BIZ N
General Government.
will add. that my residence in Franz
and careful observation OF the safe
that nation, have satisfied me that, WLia
dae degree OF credit IS highly useful in
business concerns of a country, a SUI
specie basis is essential TO It's perm1na
prosperity.
With great regard,
am, dear sir, truly yours,
LEWIS CAS-.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

BIZ JANE ADAA..- We haze teen
b'amed by some Of Mr. adam friends. L
well as AZ s2fne Of aur oEn, FOR mint ne
sad 10 ih.s paper Of The 24ih oil. an iela
i'm to that genileman's having carried If
bis negroes, What VIC hen said w.g wit.
ten IN has'e, and based upcn current re-
Pori, wiibOri any paricUl-r examination
iDt9 the ctrcuns 'aBcss Of The case. We
believe. from the best information We have
since teen able 10 obtain. from The 70 =
respectable source, that We have done Mr.
Adl:ns gie8i nj9s.i e; that The ciIcgm-
stances Of hi. case, and The motives y hich
prompted bin to d. as be did. were entire
/. different from what was erroneo3sly
and too hatti,y stated BY Us; tai hi. con
duct II al al improper, vas certainly nei-
iher immoral Q; criminal.
We learn tia, Mr.. AS only motive in
fixing Of hls Degices, was - enatle han
10 pay Deb! Of his otsh, i preference to
deb, which he owed a: surety. Besijes
this, there are other Circumstances with
might he mentioned. If neceszar 70 n
far, Of Themselves, 10 acqlil NJ. A. o! any
intention Of wrong.
We have no! had any disPo.i,i n 10 d
Mr. A any injustice, Of in the s.igb,es:
degree 10 s-ly hi: character. And We
have therefore deemed 1t d.: 10 NJ. A.
ans, 10 his iriends, ans 70 ourself. that Ne
SHOULD counteract what We have saij by
this acknowledgment Of oar error, and Of
tie injustice Of what we said against hin.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

From Texas BY the stem ship Nep.
tune, advices from HIust N have been re-
ceivei at New Orleans from Hou ton
to the 24th ult. and from Calves on to the
25ih.
Congress Is still in Session, doing moth,
ing of m1ch importance. They h I'VE yot-
e 10 adjourn on the LIST of IN Iafy, bu. il
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

RELIGIOUS NoTcE.-Wc have been re-
Guessed 10 state that the ReY. Mr. Mont
gouery, fassi.ie3 by other Ministers Of the
Pfesby.eiian ch3f-h,) expect. 10 hold tco
days mating 10 III IS place. cOnnenciag On
Sturdy the 2Is, instant
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
SMALL Po1 --Tni. disease Is sail to B..
raging in our neigh5oring t1w1, Jackson

CoTToN.-By the ltest aero In;s We
perceive hat cotton has risen in Europe
one hllf,to one and half cents per pound
and still greater rise is expec'e! 1t,
p breciaiio1 la: Ieen surl5g, 4 10 TIC ces-
st'ijn Of war between England and Cm.
n, AMI the opening Of the Chinese p2rs
10 English commerce.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

Coz. CooLET, charged with Trelson, for
acting as representative Of he CITY o.,
PfoFids nce, Rho3e IsltnJ, 10 the Peopl.',
Legis AZURE la. been triei before the s..
preme Cou~t
The Jury were unable II ag-ee On a
'e:'ict AMI were di.chugej