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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
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PCDtA ElON

WhoIAat aas vrI b slowed one mont nts
a. Il CIiuu uu tar top'c bIch htads thls d
,tcir. can i,Ii 1" pe I.npI' IS Il " hh the d''-
pes ue are I as ( .mmnnry, oi havi 9
| ..ut OIL, tong e, th' loss 81 lubiic inoi dltA'
but also OF p,lvdIe honor AID ii"iIe>tt.
" i,u itivI .us b c'''he 5" dt pfaVFu "s -
sccii 4 5 aIr ilItu ,,nd state h""o Il 10 tihir
tor me hI, nds I triISIou and ht'taiity L"
br a>tly alalmd W .irn the crizans ui d
state, as ii IN ss. 0"ldiy pf' cill 2" th'i t"eA
trsad mol inc s.b I9,fIons ii lihi', wn' "a
suirtI.niy rmi,! j hy ia. cons ui'd tn Dor
an g what c,nIid nc. eau b. iii'ed IA ts'it
IudiN Ii,I,h vitue and h"nt sly We dh-
S.,r,u,n.. 4, Is sal / thli Eae aud and oth-
- yuvrtnIn, I.t> ci t.uro1r have iepuiIat''tt
20 .ruum,nt Sak, tus idnil they htve--
I.rs a Ilct lu> Ifv a. III frPaiis'iin- Are
a.. =. t,ii..u .vstv disson. 81 and dlsRoupr-
.i,t.. ~ .,npir t..ai hiSingv hts han'it ! down
20 ~ Bat W, n,ir,lI deny tdal any na.
tInn in.> vt.r i,rudi,tei as il ~ d spefa /"
.l,.i..,,S ,xanll hIv, MISSISSIPPI to do
ras,. tnr hisosv of the 40 ID. t on' The
co,n,n, ncr,,, III Il in., ahd point Us out ,he
ua,i,,n nr people ;n,: have b'a>'ingly 20
Il i'm. a tn.i, shi,n... hv rrpuda ting tns-
ION nbltu ii.iu E,f money loan d without
ever SfeOtfltstlS- 1T pt t1- Wing
the rnaurr To Judicial investigations. W.
AK again. what tendency Will such dne-
nm havs. up,,n th,- y ivate mo alItl and
hsn >.y at our p. OPT WIN anbiash'ns
lr,,cIai usd f,nm tn -tunps bT iSpi'anls iof
st,t,..ns nf honor aud Jins L'pk al the
4, rr, s,fIun ot you, late SALE tse spf'r. ai'i
,,.,f n, mat r< !. If cs l. .oa = lla' tiitsi'c
prin,S of y,nit 81 l.. ani = - stire's nan
il =, Il Their. bv an n;ier dlsfegdii every
hing ssc,.d |. 4os< - tte "otire want 81
conf i. 49,. h.t.s..n man a"i nin. a"d IL
,hat rad il = Il cts " be- people htT'.
.cn.n.- so / s,anr.. of IL ti,f' egne hiis'4 81
Inn Ms nfo,s n.iu =. u { II - ssz Fl a
IT.. homo fu,i = IA ling q! tel sat ID 'tti
the 81 m. ms II such >tais Ar ~ 27i'sg =
uin h f,iIn ir.stsn i rotten. in1 'sia-f
o. later lh.- 1 u-slfst mus, 80 ut'i t'll
Minister'S of th.. ,S.,,l s'lnald s., ak a .a'ns
thls isn.nnsal ttl unhniv ioctsine from ih'-
t.nipit. fs il j. rst .sui rani.ot b. N d. .
Iul.ricsl "a. s,,n. alihon rh tf'-s',sa = Ssicsi
IN thiS stat,. IL il no hing more nor ''ss tnan
uuessiosl s.f cotn:s.,n nanestv- P,siesitv
viii r. essd IL rs sura-hIss'ly y viii 50 -
o., q Il What 4 d grazing p'st'ir- VII
her. D.. p,rs. nf.d. e propis gsarfsv o.
b.tiao wh.th-r they ails D. hrft-si ais'i
enc ips I'M, .nitsinr c.shsila 'i,s e -
,,ia ,...v mach Il vii en>t = a. . D. 80
a uiv. we hove laIien uposs esii usi'As =
States man-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
THE CONS SsrIrUTION.

I
/ In Wosds when have already quoted
Nj Ofsstes Brorason. one oi the grea
aud lIesttoi,,r.- ac know iedgtd lights oi La %
| iocoisui. thus speaks of 6ieu. Jacksons iea
ding idea oa hat the constitution Is:
"rhe grand max N of Gen. jackson. in
his administration. as coiiect {. orr the has
tory 9th administration. was. The peo,
pi,. art. soverei-n; If gam their sanction IL
is enough H. appea. in his ad ninistra-
ton II have regard d the peopi- as abave
The constitution and laws. and II have tlei |
that he secured tlr highest poS>'be sanction
for his acts when he secured the popular ap.
prohatioa. formally or intara,aiiy express.
ed 5"
An admirable d -scripsionl We couii
.tifnoS sit II the feet Of ti,ls denloc ratio phi
losppher f,f the uaiaunird hove oftruth
y iIch urges hin on to speak such unWel-
come taings of the Gfea. Idol III its very
trmple--fne ID m ,cTatic Review"-in
stead of crying Forever "Greal Is Dana Of
the E lheslansH
b II he might have added. that, rs the
great Inusciln loves his instrument. so q n
Jackson loved the people only because he
could play upon them what tune he liked
He sci The peoples pleasure above l,w, and
1t was conStiiu Ion enough for bin because.
actat lie ,raffed the people were ready 10
sanction, AMI " here they might have dill,
efed from him. the terror of his popularity
held most men mute. So that his sriH see
ming TO be the peoples, became SO, and stood
the sole auhoriiv-the ouiy law, The only
Constitution. and fhe had chosen1 almost
/ he only q Jspel MAJ. iHtsi
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
Tie Strn; rht ,,nn 10 H.nn.n

Tie Straight aray 10 Hs6rsn-An hin.
| eraut preacher. OF more zeal than discretion.
was IN The habit Of accosting those he met
in his walks. and inquiring into their spirit
nal welfare Passing along couuFg road
that led through small settlement, he met
= simple country fellow driving a car,
loaded with corn
DO yoa believe in God, sif2" said he to
the counlryman.
Yes, SIR" was the instant reply.
s'Do you read your bible, pray 10 your
Maker, and attend 10 divine worship fegu-
farly2"
Aud this string Of questions was also an.
swered in The affirmative
Go on your way REJOICING my lad"
continued be, 'yon are in The high way to
heaven"
Clodpole fourished his whip. and drove
on. much delighted. no doubt with the bits.
scd inte eigence. Another person came IN
by this time. and he also was interropated
with an unceremonous
40 you believe in God si2'
Whit have you to do. sir, with what
be ieve2" replicd the person accosttd, wilh
look Of surprise.
YonaT in the gall Of bitterness, and
bond of iniqnity.H cried the offended
preacher. Look al that poor lad. whis.
ling a.ong the road. and driving hrs cart
before him he is on the way 10 heaven"
Il, may be so. sir, ;" said the person inter
rogated, '-but 10 ny certain knowledge, iF
he's going there. he's going with a cart
load OF stolen corn
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
love-


Love, it is the soul Of nature,
And the breath oflife is loves
Flowers their nseling odourS mingie
In tie field and in the grove.
Birds pour foEia from lsaIy ci-susasps
Many loye-eeStaiic song
Liule brooks oftrue love babbling.
Seal the flowery vales along.
see'St ihon how one tender leafct
TO lis heart ano her warns
Q how lovingly embracing
Rest they N each others arms
Thus refresh themselves all naiures5
Thus themselves IN love rejoice:
Cans lhoa then, thou fAiicsi maiaeuy
Pause, ere thou make love Thy chuicc7
Come and taste and know whatIove is ;
Love will bg his word abide;
Fo.io-r then the bosoln's impulse.
Maiden. d. not turn asidei
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13

The New York Express says that the
Patterson. NJ Silk Manufacturing Com
pan a,e uinnl curing Sewing Silk Of ev
ely variety aud color. chez lper IN price than
those oni Italy, aud superior IA lab ic and
dn abiIHy to those imported from any coun-
tv Six shauIs ami handkrichiefs are
produced at This flc;ory, which are redlar-
kItIc foi their beautiful color and superior
vor kmanshlp I'VE envy not the man. y
.emlrks the Express. "who can look Il con
THESE lnf mt estahlis shments. leading the way
to IN .uhooI, aud destued Ia utne 10 become
SOU ces of profit aud national independence.
uunoveG BY II Single pIisatioa OF ptide that
nls own country has cleated them
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
HENRY CLAY AND NJ. !AN BU-
rem

Atthc North and Wtst Mr. Van Burer
and his i,ndS. claim TO be in favor of jn
dicious tariff. and feriv admit The p iaet
p rs If P..ieclion. But the peopi,. oi The
Nntth aud lP.St well know thar Will
su n are his psttensieas. here, al the South
10 upsnlv avaarS bfns ifthe enemy OF Pro
cIiau and the advocate of Free Trad
| hey iht ~ ore doubt. as we'll they may,
his pinf >siUnS in flvor OF the tariff; white
al the Same iin, the frfc trade adgocntes oi
m Snu IL, pr ceiving his atIempls TO culIi.
v,i.- thr u. IF interest at the North and
W,sl. doubt his sincerity when he assures
In, u. thai h.. Is the enemy of ttrlH and the
frtrnd Of Fee 1rade But this not all
rh.- alntiiy frhe Son,h IN Al will b..
the advocairs ot IA =, idirious TaIih, aud
thus while the friends of Fr"e frade justly
,Innbt Mr.. Van BInn's d clrrationS oi a.
iarhmrnt Ia their ,anS-, their opponeuis
fak. bin at Ills Wnrd and oppose tlim OF
p ucipI'-. lhiS Is "A u>i irhuke To cunning
,ud tt.4rh,tv, nrd <tuuI tach all pnnic
nsn ihlt ~ I'olrtrcS - n all ,h- atf.ifs of
If. Honesty Is The be,t Poiicy
L. Is unn. {. SSarv To- contrast the position
Of Hrarv Clay win tn Il at Martin Van BI-
IN Every whrr.., at all periods and uc
u occasions the frIrni and advnc itr of a
"asnnablr protection Ia the industry Of the
'nuntry he h@s S':ictiy adn-red u his ptln
-ipIe aud abli d TIN. lime hen the p.opl.
',t'vrrv section "lthr country would be-
5 fiicirntly tnlIgtren d ia understand
ta,ir u" interests aud apprtci it, thr Ia
bprS IF hial who has 5, Z .tlrnsiv anl con
Isl. uilv advocat,d IN, ~ That lime has
,tw "A 'iv, q and in SAL 'vi;h u d grer uf
uuanini Y ~. vrr b. fDIr exhib!t.d d. the North
.nI Snn n. the E.aSi and the VS. Wilt u
n:te in confrriny upon hIm the hI9 ht 81 hon
- rn the d,Spusil ot f,er aud ,ulig htenrd
roplt II Will be- the Just reward tor life
<p,rti III. ir Srrvic-, and the more ;tcct lIa
hr 10 the -Pdtriot upon " hom II l. b. s;"wsd.
fnm the w'l g,oundtd cnnvi'Ii II that II
has ben wnu with ut II solitary stcrifce 0i
ptIn-I.It,. an! hv ~ bold f,auk and uiaulv
mrs :, hIch I'll all tIuitS commanded ths
>p, 6, "f thr ~ orIe even When u did II
-. Il with rhrir approval N Z Gnu le,.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
Denocracy and III, baakrupt Ian


II appear s. ftou! tie sHo"tug oi ,trr fsssS''
vile B1nnrf, that pfior TO the year 1910.
al the leaders, o. both paiiles were iii "a
yor OF that measure. The reign VI Jackson
ism had completely proStrated the County,
taal IL Was become "a iliitter OF absolute nc
ctssly. Ii wa. not untIl the law had been
pass, mot uulli il had become unpopu q +,
tns.t any pilty capital WAS attempted to b.,
inIde vi II. Previous 10 that tlm'- = had
>. en recommended. or spoken tavatbly oi,
pv all tue /. coiocos. ofand distinction. both
la Congress AMI out ot IL Among lis sup
porte S-ils un quivocal. avowed supporters
ar. fouad the names Of Martin Van Buren,.
Thomas ii Benton. Levi Woodbury.. Rich.
a.d ii yo.lilson B nj ann +. Bntlei Alex.
auier Ming, jr.. aud nosl OF others OF tepu-
latIoa scalc.is inferior. VIII that pouiol
vi oll leadeIs. Who have not been III !he
nabiI oil wiring political events on their
memory wnh IA pen oi steal, believe thai the
II 81 .novt usnl upon tnIs n,oinentunus sub
/ CT wos uad. bJ u. lnocratic Senator
| Aill lu.v fLtIner belltv+. that Democratic
| L. & gisldta.es ~e eagsn's III sending OF IN
Il. u,.tIsfis Ia their oendto4s s. III vote for tie
passage ottne Lau2 Such IS the fict. as we
d = ~, Pared ~ pieve by tue itcuid.
tsut tae ,nost linpuleat thing IN ne whole
business. Is The alt. inpt [ g up 4. s~n Ba-
Ten ,xclt. n,eni OF The subject; rs # Van. the
pu.t- aud lullnacn ate Vaii. looked npon sucn
4. law IN tse hotTor a Slin. my be sup
pus-d II feel at the slgbt OF SIN. This IS
not the Ii Il lIinr III ait mtt has been mad
to 81, vut, hitu al the e&Prnse oi truth aud
Iusiice Eostuneaily we have the p;oof at
iiall to SHOW his course upon the subject
We ittd oily refer TO tue article ot The
B.nner. II y.sie'dfs's Wnig to prove that
ne vas IN i.vor ot one IA lo27, aud recon-
nlended one III his inesslge III 1881.
Ii " hear no n.ote, then. OF this Bank
.up IL. or lst tire iuIe work boIh ways
[ Is too bar Laced. Ia attempt 10 run down
Nule Patty fos tnat oi which the LocoS
"a iiy salisy
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
AUTUMN.

Sweet sab5lih Of the year,
When evening lights decay,
Thy parting steps melhink4 hear,
Steal ffom the world away.
Along Thy sunset skies,
Thrir glories melt in shade,
And like the things We foa3ly prise.
Seem iaveiisr as they fade.
a dep and crimson streak.
The dying leaves disclose;
As on Coasamp.ion's waning CHEEK,
'Atd ruin, blooms The rose.
The scar each vision brings.
OF beauty in decay;
ofiair and eaIihly faded hings.
Too exquisite 10 stay;
ofjoys that come no mase,
OF flowers whose bloom IS flcd;
oftarewells wept upon The shore;
ofiriea1s es.ranged. or dead;
OF all that nov may seem,
TO ,nemory's fearful eyei
The vanished beauty of dream,
Ger which gaze and sigh.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
BY THOS. A. FALCONER.
THE
gorIY SPRINGS GAZETTE

,,...si in the town Of Holly Springs, Mis-
= svsrv week, al Three Dollars per annum
sSl2Y,, 2lY,,-re Three Dollars ard Effty Cents pay
y a1Ianhj a1Ia1hjr sfx nunihs--and -Four Doltars ~ IN
sois resr No subscription 'aken for less tha-
Al nan.hs III, A.. ,r.,-.as ., =,
iIAoS-a1rsn lines or Iess) for the first inser-
pr - 5q cents for each additional one. Ad-
l'o .asenIs -r1 -st marked with the number Of in-
s.'-or~ 9n them, wil! be inserted until ordered
=, sri charged accordingly -
- Announcing candidates Tor oiiIce Will oe-i1 @
&C RtO--C0unly IS, 10 be phid down or assum
.IL-s responsible name IN town.
- tSfsys addressed TO the Editor, on busines
- ,bs oihce, must be post paid 10 secure atien
W, ,--,zf-,,sI, must b paid fer all Job Work
4as- al this Office a. soon as CeiVefeu-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
THE Old LADY AND her c. B
RIER OVER IHE WAY Y-Sam,

v.a4s 20. lac husband nf an old Indy r. ST.
ding IA the e.,nntsy village. happened to
dir ,aihes sndl.niy. without making u vi l..
E,r thr Want OF which very nes.rssiry pre-
cs.itan. his estate ~oniI have pissed away
f om iIis widow. had she not r.saned u the
soll.,wng r-marks.ble exprJi-ni To avest
sh, loss OF her ps.prfty She concealed
:he death Of her husband. and prevailed up.
on an oil -"hbIrr. her neighb,r. who WAS
n p.,sa.a >oHl..,vhat ike the d. ceastd. 10 60
.s eI al her Iio, Sc and prrsnnat. him. in
which. eisaraet.i II was agreed that hr sha,.ld
dictate Il will. leaving lhe widow the IS
sas.,-lo qursti.n. An attorney was accof-
dngIe > NJ RIO psrpa the rsqsslrsd d
lagnss+nf and III. widow Oh his arrival,
appeared to be realizing the great afiliclion
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13

To Clean CafPets - Having wei. beaten
and brushed. scour with OK gall. which will
both extract grease and refresh the colours.
pint of gall in three gallons of soft water.
warm. viii do a large carpet
T, Destroy Rats-Equal paris ofox. gall
and oil of amber nlads inlo e paste with 90
saesai make i, up inlo ll.tle balls. lav then
about, and SCI plenty Of vcsseIa oF water
close Al hand
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
IsA PRorEcrivE TARIFF "DEaocRAr-

Ict"-Ne are glad tn see the Lacafpces II
tF.. Old krss;pne IN f,vof Of Taft f1r
Ptot cttot The patty orders [" the cohffa-
rg nats> ti.S;anding Their cory. ntioa il
DatfpiiIn coants i hlch nomi4 tei . mem
b,.t 81 t,onguss adopted tne ioi.oNIns f.s-
ainilpns Gu eppon MS used 10 -av. "A ;
eaps Pennsylvania 81 goes the Uaien -
TIA thA qisssIou whether Loine indus Y
s4sali b. protected BY the General Govern
az at p. ms, lvanil s.si>ts al hsm5Ug
~Rssoirsi Ihst the Democracy II Dsn
phin ouaty are The deeidrd advocates of a
tsrT f. PR0TEClioN aud fersuue
They b. live that the interest Of The labor
iac man. of IN. manufacturer. of the me-
chaair, aud of the farmer. are one ani the
same. aui iha. fsasv can only be prosper
Gus shsn their Inl'isffy Is placed beyond the
cusnp ttian of The panner labor of EpFopr
: Remfrsa. rha. the Demecfaev Of Dau
phin roun.v vii sgopost no man ios Con
.erss VINO j. rot an open aud known advs-
- of a tafifi
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13

ieffire J b. time viii cernr and is npt
Ia distant WIEN The people will discover
that ib'y sHciIfce tlsir own inisIssis an
cha raeitr Of rheIr State. by foilawing ihes
sush-ligbt politicians WHO aun al nothing
lot :heir Own aegraRdIzement aId that OF
the party leaders -Sosfhron.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13

Whsa von hear Young laiv express
av..fsien iar lislie cfisisit.n -issf..r thai her
heat has BEN ossi6ed BY ti.Ls Iacing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

Week before last, We stated that he "od man
eloquent" would be IN Cincinnati on the in OF
next monrh. The following letter from Nh. AD-
ANS, ms induced the Astronomical Society TO
pospone the day Of laying the corner stone o.
their Ooserva tory until the the oh Thursday,
the OH day of Norember, is the day upon "hi:h
the West is invited to visit the Cry Of Cincinna-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

Incidents n the Burning Of thc Missouri We
have heard If two animal occurrences IN hoard
ihis steamer that's strike singular. AMI. Al the
anne tlmo. characteristic.
There was board pet bear, which. rs the
n mes were raging, became more and more ex~I
ted. untif ~ thew burst forth On the decks, the
irfurlated animal eaped ia'o their midst md
persisted.
There was also on board a Newfoundland slot.
with her pup. White the men remained a. quar-
ters she TO remained, going N and out amor 9
them az usual. and calmly usual but when tht
last man had eft the f4ted ship. she went % her
kennel. took the pup IN her mouth. and running
cot On the bow spirit, sPrang into the water and
swan ashore without dropping her precious bur
then.-TN Y American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
THE HISTORIAN CHRISTIANS.

Ia speaking Of the recent invasion and mas
sacre Of Il portion of these people by the fhtks
and Ku-ds the Boston Daily Advertiser stys:
We infer that the HISTORIANS OF the P'aIn, ~
cudtng hose among whom are tho principal g
adjustments Of our missionaries and particular
~ those under the charge Of Mr. Perkins aud h'-
immediate associates, together wlth the resi-
dence Of the Bishop Mar Gohannan, who ha~
been ately received with much interest III lhis
country, have escaped the destructive VISITATION.
The HISTORIANS Of the Mountains arc less cIvIII~
zed less peaceful IN their habits, aud have DE-.
rived less Improvement from the instruction ot
American missionaries than those nt the Pam.
Yet among them Dr. Grant, aud two or three
other missionaries Of the American Bpards J.,
were resident, and were producing useful in
fluence.
1t nav be Of interest TO our readers 10 learn
that MIR Perkins and hi~ wife, who, after resi-,
dence of seven eight years among the Nesto-
rams as missionaries. lately made VISIT to ihI-
country, accompanied by Mar l"hannan, ga
tive bishop. am Who left here IN March last ca
their return. and arrived at their former resi-
dence, Oroomtab in June last, IN good health.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
FOR Resident
HE Mr. Y CT \ \

Hon. CALEB b S,TH.-We called upon Mr.
SMIru on Tucsjay last al his fathers residence
near Cincinnati, AMI we're pleased 10 hnd his
health be much better than we had an ilclPated,
He is daily improving, and IN all probability
viii he at his post at the opening Of the session
Of Congress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

NJ Cary, me mbcr Of Congress from Illinois,
declares that he XII Mt g for Van B1fen- lie
gives It as his opinion hat The Loeos OF that State
cann3, unite upon the presidential candidate,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

We have been absent during the past week
but understand It Is the intention Of our citi-
zeHs to send large delegation to Cincinnati for
The purpose Of inviting Mr.. ADAMS to visit Wayne
county, he having frequently promised Mr.. RAR
InEN, our former member of Congress, that IN
case he should ever VISIT the West, that he Ger
tainlv would mako this a point IN his tour. We
understand, also, that the citizens Of Hamilton de-
sign inviting him to visit that place on the coca
sion of opening their Hydraulic Canal at which
time they design having a celebration Of that
important event.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

The Louisville journal. states, that John Z.
Adsrns h.- consented TO deliver an introductory
lecture before The Louisville Mercantile Library
Association. sometime during the ensuios mouth
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
great respect, dear sir.
Your frIeRd and servant.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

After some remarks on the propriety oil
changing the time Ct laying the cornerstone
so as 10 allow longer time for Mr.. Adams to
reach the city, u was. on motion,
Resolred, unanir,oHsly, That 10 consequence
Of the facts communicated in the foregoing let
ter Thursday, the 9th day Of November. 1913,
he. aud is hereby fixed upon as the day on
which The ceremony Of laying the corner stone
of the Cincinnati Observatory. shall be performed.
IL O. WILLIAMS SEC rn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

Ca-sius NJ Clay has been acquitted Oil no n
dictmcnt against him IN consequence of his attack
upou Brown lie was defended by Henry Clay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

The Cad30 Gazette states tha,a r1an was " hip-
ped . dea'h few days ago m Red River. noaf-
II opposite Long Prairie. by one Fulisr and some
others. He was h7gged, il IL stated, until not
only the skin. but absolutely the flesh peeled If
the ribs ard SPINE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

For the first time N many years have TIE
Wigs Of Wilmington, Delaware. elected mem
Der of the citv councl--lhey have now fise Of the
seven. The young brood oflhe .bue hen" wi
he fall grown owls 10 II,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

Ia1rna,irn has been received nj tho ID part
nent OF Safe that the Legislature Of SanIa Mar
tha has imposed duty Of enc dollar per barrel On
fur. in addition - previous one 81 fifty cents
snaAing The datF nov per barrel = 80.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

Another Venerable Patriot G0ae.-On Friday
evening. (6 b INST The venerable JAMES l>EANpER
CATHC ART, Esq, died at Washington CIV, ID {
10 his 7th wear. At the early age Of ten years
he entered The Continental Navy. and sefveG A.
mldshipman on board the Confederary and Tyfa-
nicide during the Revolutionary struggle. and
soon after the peace was captured by the Age.
rines off the coast Of Spain. lie remained elcv-
in captivity returned bearer ot despatch
TO President Washington, and ever since held
and f,hlully DISCHARGED public trusts abroad
when his country was seeking place among tho
ma lions ct the earth AMI Tor The last twenty ears
IN the oGiee If he Second Comptroller Of tne
Treasury.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

The legislature Of Tennessee resolved 70 g IN
to the election Of United States Senators 90 the
18th Iust We await The result with anxiety
Should there be a srator--a Dan ks!so IN the
camp, cur hopes might still be blasted
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

Georgia The Augusta Chronicle Of late
date contains returns from sti counties, which give
Crawford lWhlg) majority of 4 .o3s votes. SIX
teen counties renlain to he heard from which II
1911 gave loco foco majority Ct 1891 votes =
If they return like majoriiies as 10 ISL, Cav
foro-s maj ,riiy " Ill be ,03l. It's expected how
ever, that his vote viii be greater than the Wing
vote Of ISL and that his majorl'y ~ill probably
reach 5000. The Wing majority ia The Senate
is not yet positively ascerfaincd. though It i con-
fdenuy believed the Wings have carried that
body. Ia the House The Wing maturity will he
very large-probebiv sixty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
Saw Mill For Sale or Rent.

~ENffE uaIers5gsed Offer. sae bs Sas MI
sitsa.ea - Lex creek, e1pth Of Richmond, and a.
n xeeItea; The rutll gooi
repair, Of pro2ei the whole
season. II not so5, IL renied advan
any VINO carry It pretty cxtea-irey
\ team and has an extra hand Or two
c2I!G make money hy renting t85s min.
WILLIAM 4AMAN.
0rtoser To- 1913. 414