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npu tHa HHHFul olU HurU.a. NgWelEIi'
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IunoH1rv patriots, invoke tIW blessings oI a.
divine pfJgInuro BOZ Uur behalf
In hg hngu1go of som' distinguished and
able writer. "jde patriot m1} wonder OF, ap1
lament Che ruin aud mi#ruIe now h.iug rcr
formed under lbc influence oi tIr uumuplpt,
.cyct.tursiug and lasrnss dung called anti.
bond democracy o. it w.. lI.. in majestic
:. pillows. wherever Us cry p. exclusive dcHo.
ton 10 tie uebH al mau. 80 The Wr''H"
preservation of Cuusituuou5--as well as the
douoy of States, can gain II reception. As
= understood and prac,.ccd 10y The ruling party
e in Mississippi what is called demoerocU ag.
nIGes, one day, to charter aud buIid up banks,
E the next day, to borrow from them the largest
j. pos,ihIe amount and the next day 10 refuse
j payment dcprccale the paper, and TO abuse
and rcpudiate the institutions, in every Po'sl-
l. bic way, with load cry for goH and strer
currency"
Such abhorrent and detcstabIe doctrines
= will meet a fatal doom at the next election, II
l. the true spirit is manifested by the bond-paylng
, party of Mississippi We appeal to the true
d Democratic party, who claim to be disciples
o Of Jefferson, and impore them to put thell
Il shoulders to the wheel and assist US in pulling
the wheels of State out of the mire-and we
u are assured. from the tone of the Democratic
u bond-paying meetings which have been heI(
IS in different parts Of the State, that our eXhor
tations are not made in vain.
Aside from the bond-quesion, our shee
l. will contain Foreign, Political, Miscellaneous
Poetrv-Agricultural, n. Orleans Prices Cur
. rent, Legislative Proceedings of the Extri
!. Session, with all other news ot import.
h In order to put this publication within th'
y reach of every body, we propose to furnish
to subscribers until the November elecuoh, a
the reduced price of ONE DOLLAR, IN ad
vance. All who are in favor of the paper
.s and wish it success, will please act as on
acents and procure subscribers. A little actl
II yIty on the part Of our friends, would d
Z GREAT GOOD towards us in pecunlary point o
u view. and would more fully enable US to prn
= snirited sheet We expect this much iron
ID them. and have no doubt but that our anuclpa
u lions will be fully realized.
nP We have the promise OF contributor n
% from several of our worthy colaoofefS III III
I cause, and in fact would be pleased to recelV
communications from all sources, ana upo
anv subject that would be OF interest 10 on
readers.
CPWe would respectfully request the CT
izens OF Carroilton to take each Prospectus
and make an effort to increase our list.
. G. w. II. BROWN,
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