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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

Elegant articles for the Toilette.
hRESolNG and cabinet glasses and
~ boxes handsome patterns,
Clothes and Hair brushes Of every variety
and style,
Tooth, nail and comb brushes, varion.
styles,
Fine and coarse tooth combs, good articles
Side, back and fancyshell and horn combs
Scented and toilet soaps beautiful article.
Pomatums. creams and essences,
Rich perfumes, colognes and hair oils.
Powders, pungent salts and smellino
phials and fancy smelling bottles of eyerv
variety, for sale cheap by
mari 5. C.. THOMPSON
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Hardware, Cutlery and Heavy Goods.
MOTT & MILLS.

Hardware, Cutlery and Heavy Goods.
MOTT & MILLS.
No. 81 Main Street, st Louis.
/ IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in
l. Hardware and Cutlery, have now in store
complete stock of Hardware, consisting in
part as follows: knives and forks, pen and
pocket knives, butchers, carving and shoe
knives, Britannia, iron and German silver
table and tea spoons, axes, curry combs,
hay and manure forks, hoes, scythes and
scythe stones, shove's and spades, cotton,
wool and horse cards, trace, OK and log
chains, broad and narrow iron and brass
butt hinges, brads, tacks, bolts, hooks and
hinges, knob locks and latchcs, Norfolk
and thumb latches, wrought and horse nails,
wood screws, augers, chisels, gougcs, augers
and augcr bits; gimblets, hatchets, hand
axes, bench and moulding planes, hand
back, mill, cross cut, pit and web saws:
sauce pans, tea kettles, fry pans, coffee
mills, smoothing irons; candle sticks, anvils:
bellows, vices, files, of every description.
horse rasps. steel, iron and brass wire; till.
chest, trunk and cupboard locks; bed screws.
mahogany knobs: table hinges; cooper's
tools, with a variety of other articles -
Merchants favoring us with a call, will be
supplied on favorable terms, and at the
lowest market rates.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate

Z,
10y virtue OF deed of Trust executed
- 10 US, the undersigned, BY P. Dykins.
dated the Sd day of September, A. ID. 1912.
and duly recorded in the Recorders Office
OF Dcs Moines county, |. T., to secure Ward
Lamson in the sum Of ninety dollars, said
sum being payable one year from date and
bearing twenty per cent interest per annum
aite- due, we will proceed to sell on
Monday the LIST day OF April, A. D. 1874,
between the hours Of 10 A.. n. and 4P.M.,
in accordance with said deed Of trust and
10 accomplish the purpose thereof, at pub.
he vendue, at the door Of the Court House
IN the city of Burlington, l. r., to the
highest bidder, the following described real
estate, mentioned and conveyed in and by
SAID deed OF trust, viz: all that lot or par.
eel Of ground known and designated as Lot
NO. Two hundred and sixty eight 1861 w..
ing and being situated in the CITY Of Bur.
lington, |. L.
Said lot will be sold subject to a Judo.
ment OF about sixty-five dollars and costs
thereof, said judgment being in the District
Court of said county in favor of Joseph
Cooper, for the use of Benz F. Martin, the
beneficial interes: OF which is now in said
Ward Lamson. And also, sold subject to
a mcchanc's lien of about fifty dollars and
costs Of suit Said Mechanics Lien is in
the same court and was obtained in the
name Of WIN. Lewis and the beneficial in
tercst therein belongs 20 RoLert Armstrong.
Ierms-Cash in hand.
JEREMIAH LAMSON,
ROBERT ARMSTRONG, : trustees.
Burlington, Feb. %, 44-4t 40
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

Fine Cutlery, spectacles, sc.
DEN Knives, a splendid article,
4, Jack knives with variety of fancy
knives Of every description,
Superior Razors, Tweezers, &c.
Spectacles, a first rate article.
Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes, Pocket
Books, &c, for sale. cheap by
MARI S. C, THOMPSON
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07
ED WARD PELOUZE-

EDWARD PELOUZE.
Type and Stereotype Founder, Sun BuiM.
ings, corner Of Nassau and Fulton.st's.
Netc York.
N. b. Metal and Wood Type of superior
ana durable manufacture, also, Printing
paper, Ink, and Printers materials constant.
~ on hand. Orders solicited and punctuallv
executed by s. C. THOMPSON.
Hiar' Agent
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

stationery.
MOOTH Letter Paper, blank books.
~ Memorandum and Pass books.
Steel Pens and holders, Lead Pencils.
Pencil cases, Crayons, Paint boxes,
Camels hair pencils, Ink stands,
Sealing wax, waters. &c.
States and Slate pencils of every varie.
ty and prices, for sale cheap by
mari s. C. THOMPSON
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REGULAR PACKET,

II 10 UI4AN I AIhEI.
THE new and splendid fast
G - running Steamboat
,7la $4,000; Z LEBANON,
1Eo' VANCE hlSnr, Master. will run as a
regular Packet from ST LOUIS 70 Burlington,
bloomington and Rock Island every week
i-eaEes - Louis every Tuesday, Burlington
and Bloomington on Thursday and Rock
Island on Friday Of each week. TO com.
mence running as soon as navigation will
permit.
he Lebanon is OF the first class, stands
no. IN the insurance Offices in St Louis,
her bottom is six inches thick and every
other way equally strong and we'll calcu
lated in her cabin for the comfortable &C.
commodation OF passengers.
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REGULAR PACKET
Bet'Oeem ST. Louis, Nauroo, Fort Madison,
Burlington, Oquaaoka, Bloomington Rock
lsIand. Galena, Dubuque, Potosi, Prai.
aie du Chen and all intermediate
Landings.
a ha THE new and splendid
vG:SistHKSaSJ Steamer ssMENDoTA,,,
EEIsTxEEE Robt. A. Reilly, Master,
Will ply as regular packet between the
bove ports, commencing her trips on the
opening of navigation, and being Of very
light draught will run throughout the sea.
son.
This boat has been built expressly to
run on the Upper Mississippi ;her accommo.
cations, both for cabin and deck passengers,
ire superior; she is provided with Evans
safety guard, to prevent the explosion Of
boilers The officers and owners of the
MENDOZA" respectfully assure those, who
may favor them with their patronage. that
every exertion, will be used to give salts
ia ction.
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Marrfen

" Wednesd,s S"t ItFu.
~ xss' John y, evening, the 9th inst, BY
as ELlz.,p rrsc9nelder. Mr. Evan EVANS
slass 6, ''' all of this city.
Rev Mr. H T. on Friday the 18th ul... bv
sser Of the " ne Thomas BAKER, ESQ.
n = w'ssAinrtanh house of Representative
''Rlsc, form.so county, to Miss LOUISA
''mefiy Of Dubuque.
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NOTICE..

NE have on hand two Mules, well broke
W to double or single Harness, that we
will trade If the opportunity offers, FOR hor.
ses suitable for the livery stable business,
or town property. Any person or persons
wanting the above will call on Corse &
Hartman, at their Coach Factory on JET.
ferson-st.
Feb8-3t 81
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY Els.
ENLISTMENT

A. T.. STODDARD * u. BENNETT
A RE constantly found at their old stand
N on Washington Street, near the Meth.
odst Church, (and conn ected with Stewart
& Vernon, who carry Oh the Smithing bust
ness in all its various branches where thew
keep constantly on hand Buggcs of various
descriptions Of the best style aud unsurpass-
ed in workmanship Also, Farmers Wag-
ons Of every description. Please call and
examine for yourselves and be satisfied
August 3l-ly II
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

% and fur, cloth, seal, sealet and morocco
Caps.
BOOTS md SHOES.
Just received 5000 pair Boots and Shoes:
Mems coarse and fine boots, BOYS do, Mems
Brogans, Kip, do. Boys do; Women's Calf
lace Boots, Caters, Seal and Kip lace Boots
and shoes, well assorted Misses lace shoes
Chiljren's do.
WOOLEN HOSE AND EARN.
large lot Of sLadies Wooden, Lambs
Wool Hose, Misses and Childrcn's do grey
and blue mkt, scarlet and mkt, black and
white yarns, very fine and assorted Quail.
ties.
PULLED CLOTH AND PILOT DO.
Very cheap; also, Cassimcrcs, Cassinets,
Jeans and Easy Times.
II,7NNELS s. BL.fNKETS.
Real Mackinaw Blankets and Flannel..
assorted
5000 yds Calcocs und Muslin lie LANES
400e yds brown Shirtings; Cotton Yarns,
&c. &c.
Sole and Upper Leather, Qnecnsware
well assorted.
Clothing, coats, Pants, Vests. Drawers,
&c.
H4RDWaRE. &c.
mills and Glass, Knives and Forks, Spoons
Pen Knives, Razors, Paper. lux. Quilts,
Waters, &c, Combs we'll assorted.
GROCERIES. &c.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea. Ma1dcr, Indigo. A.
spice and Pepper, Tobacco and Cigars,
Saleratus, Powder Shot, Lead and Pereus-
sion Caps, and many other goods. all Of
which am disposed to sell very low and
give great bargains for cash Or produce.
Nov 30 WESLEY JONES.
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For sale at Auction.
a BOXES Public Documents received
e. from Steamer Amaranth, April -
1913, will be sold to pay charges unless call
ed for within thirty days from date
iebl0 l.. COOK
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

"ATS-Fine Nutria, Brush and Cass.
n Il. mere Hats. Aiso-Drab sporting
hats for Spring, of an approved and fash
ionable style in New York, and much adopt
ed in the East as genteel riding or sporting
hat for gentlemen. These hats are of the
best manufactures-very convenient for
travellers as they can be folded in any sha pc
without damage-and for lightncss and
durability cannot be surpassed as spring
or summer hat, for sale bv
sc. THOMPSON,
febl5 Water-st
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
For Galena, Illinois.
q H. THE new Steamboat
II .....iiN-Sil LEWIS e. LINN.

EzksEE.SEEEk M. Kennett, master. will run
during the season Of 1874, between St. Lou.
is and Galena. The Lewis r. Linn will
leave st Louis every Saturday afternoon
at Q clock, and arrive at Galcna on Tues
day morning; ard will leave Galena, on
tuesday evening and be at Davenport and
Rock Island on Wednesday morning, and
at bloomington, New Boston, Oquawka,
burlington. Fort Madison, Nauvoo and Ke.
okuk the same day, on her downward trip,
and Will reach St Louis on Thursday az.
ternoon.
+: KENNETH, Agent, St Louis.
" NJ lIEMPSTEAD, Agent, Galena.
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) C. THOMPSON.

, z. IHUMPSUNi
SVater-st., Burlington.
N. B. The Patent Leaden Pipe is re.
markable for accuracy of calibre and uni.
formity Of thickness, for the per feet polish
of the interior surface; the absence of scales
and flaws, for the solidity and unusual
strength" And in fine. the qualifications
Of this Pipe, offer unusual, ard decided
advantages, to those who may lie pleased
to contract either for public CT private
purposes.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07
whig Triumph !:
hundred Gums for
- mARYLAND!!

,.,,;on for members OF Congress in
i, ''.s took place on the 18th vs si'' ,. and
be '',' .s.si. Congressional Districts. In
och ., ,,.;., the wings fought the battle
s'f's w.. .hs broad banner ofHENRY CLAY
''1,5. + TrARIFr,-and most signal is their
''f"' We give the following returns
'N" y. Baltimore American.
i''" : FIRST DISTRICT.
,r,nrL CausIn, w. Bowie, LIZ.
Assr AarSDh' I64 lis
annsp,,,I;1c, l47 maj.
d District 3mo;
n District, n GAG
Biadsnsu,"s 30 maj.
S I easr Marlboro, IS Ia
NosrcOSEss. 4, maj;
Rockville 70 mai.
B'ntsi. rnauolis Herald Of yesterday says
ins cote so,e in Anne Arundel stands thus:
thai lne IVY ISL; for Bowie IL. FL COS"
~ VI y, causin Sc. In Calvert county the
A'l TOD majority for Causin is 40.
T',ai .s;, Is elected by large minority.
SECOND DISTRICT.
.,,eshany County.-.An extra from
Amn.nberland Civilian contains returns
.. wv. ,wo additional districts, leaving three
il lm, !. 10 heard from. Thus far, Brengle
~ 90 was about 80 ahead.
frederick County...The returns are
...e;vedIrom all the districts but Emmetts-
I law Brengle's ma :ority SO far is lo2.
'T Rs;.Dgle's majority in Washington coun,
,sI9. His majority in the district will
a above 3OO
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wooden Ware.
BUCKETS, brooms and brushes of every
D variety, indispensable as house keep.
ing articles, for sale by
mart S. G.. THOMPSON.
LNRANClS SPRINGER, Attorney
IL and Counsellor at Law, Wapello. I. Il.
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Stoves, Tin, Copper, & Sheet
iron Ware r

IL respectfully in.
forms his friends
ana the public gen
orally. that lie has.
re-opened his es
tablishmcnt or
Main street, a few
doors below Fletcn
IRIS Hotel, and In
the middle ;ene.
ment of Brad.
streets bu;ldjnr.
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Hats and Cans.
BOOTS md SHOES

JUST received a good assortment Of Hats
% and fur, cloth, seal, sealet and morocco
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l. f A ID PIPE.

DATENT Improved Leaden Pipe, and
IL Composition Gas Tubes, manufactured
at the Saint Louis Lead Pipe Works. For
sale on good terms by
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

NJ ES York S.ddiery--Coliars. Iur-
i Y ness, Saddles. Brides, &C., warrant
ed o. superior workmanship for Gale by
sc. THOMPSON,
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70 LET.

10 LET
a SMALL tenement first door north of
"a tie Exchange on Water-st. Rent will
be low; apply to
MARI GRIMES & STARR.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

~'0ls MAJ Is
SIXTH DISTRICT.
a, seaas. a. SPENCE, Wing, is elected with.
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Jan 1e-10t
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

Ia Nid lance is on the increase at
IL. ''''0a and Keosauqua. So mote
sslss D,en.. .sso TO crowd out many
spa'ed for this number.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-03-27
TIE STANDARD.
: ~, R.aLEEGEz, y: L.. -, =; :;
=. Wednesday, March "a, 4 s44.
-. FOR GOVERNOR: - -.
- - Cob MICHAEL HOKE, < <
Of Lincoln coaqsty =,
STANDARD FOR; TIE CAMPAIGN
Of Li,scOha Cosqsty.

STANDARD FOR TIE CAMPAIGN
I At The solicitation Of many of our friends, and
for the purpose Of doing al we earr 10 disseminate
truth, and expose the dangerous tendencies Of
federalism, propose to furnish the North Car
olina Standard 10 new subscribers. for six months
during the campaign, at one dollar per copy.
| The campaign now opening rs destined to be
one of extraordinary interest and excitement All
the Federal humbugs and measures Of f64o wig
| be again brought forward and the contcst,wiH
be between democracy. on thesope hand and a
Bank, a Tariff, Distribution, Assumption of State
Debts, on the other. In fine, It win be an open
and bold renewal Of the Struggle, between the peo-
7 pie and the money; powet-a struggle which, has
been going with more or less intensity, for the
last fifteen years and which must end either in
the triumph of the principles Of democracy or in
the total destruction Of the public Liberties, In
this great contest we intend to bear an humble
part; and we caitnpop the democracy Of North
Carolina to rally, to buckle on their armor, TO bnr
nish the weapons Of their warfare, and /. to enter
the lists with that high and invincihte determina-
ton which knows no cessation of hostihtes until
a permanent and>glorious victorYis won.>
}N--Democraisl are you ready; for the coufict 2
Are Epu organized in ALL your counties: aud
neghborhoods, and Distficts9 Is thespirit which
put Jackson in power aroused and painting for acc
tion2 Your opponents are osganizing m every
quarter, Their great leader is himself ia the
tfeld gfxing his personal superntenaencs to their
operations, marshafng their forces, and stinIuFa-
ting them by appeals to their ambition, theft cId-
pfaitY and pride. All his ertunes are staked up
ON the issue, He knows that, if he falls now, he
will fall like Lueifer, never TO, ,ise agaia>, 4frs
followers are organizing Clubs in every neigh
borhood of the Republic. Every hour is bur-
dened with the songs and speeches, 81, his advo-
Gates, and every mail Carries papers and docu-
mems for hin-te ali the hooks and corners of the
land And shah we be idle2 @ShaIF North Car
olipa wan for others TO preeede her IN this gIori-
GUS strife2. Depend upon it we have ne time to
lose. let US, then, go to work, and lei. every
republican do his duty. - - = {
! ~ Orders from DemocrAic Associations will
be proupay attended to. AL payments npat-be
made in advance, and no subscription WILL be re-
eeivedoa these conditions afcg the first Of July,
as we do not wish to, extend the time beyona the
lst of January, fs45. - )
~. Our Editorial brethren in the democratic
ranks in North Carolina, Wiliconfers a favor by
fiuserting this once ortwice. <l7-' :. :.
L. w, W. HoLDENE
4
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-03-27

:iin approp Sftke pdylhene revolutionas
:rg and oihIf ptnsfgpsrs for The fscalyear, ending
he Soth of 1aneS 1875. >SEhe bill was amended
on We snptisn Of Nj. Bayard to the effect ahAs
any pefsonsbaonging to the army or navy who
shall receive. pension, may hold any Station IN
The employment Of the government atSd receive a
Salary therefor, provided the SALARY and PENSION
may have held at the time Of EeeeEing The disa.
bility In consequence Of this amend Ient and
several others adopted by the Senate the Bi3fuiA
have to be- returned 10 the House for 6Shl acti1rh
'fhe bill granting quantity of land TO Improve
the Fex,and Wisconsin rivers anfto conneekthe
same by -a+eanal awaso read the third time, and
PASSED The bill to. reduce the fates of postases,
to- lisnt the use and correetthe abuse of the frank
ing privilege and for th6 prepeniion Of frauds on
the revenues Of thesFos Office Department; was
considered, and amended in Several important
partIeniars,: and laid over TIL "Wednesday Next:
When this bill is finally acted .ea; and shouldn't
becomea law, we will give an analysis Of It,, We
have no room 10 do SO now, ~ =. g. .~'.ks.s'
In the House te'dayg seyerafTepoIts of no gteae
public importance; having been rpTesented- -frota
standing committees, MI. :Drerngeoie from the
select eosamittee entbe, ,fesoIationsf the Iegisla
tnres Of Virginia and Alabama; IN response to the
resolutions of the Massachusetts legislature in "a
vor Of such an amendment 1f the constitution as
NeuiQ
which was one Of the compromises on which the
constitution was based; mode a short reports de-
companied by a series Of declaraiery resolutions,
by which an expression ofthekopinion Of the
House could be obtaiaedon so vital proposition.
Fherepon and resolationsof the Committee were
opposed to the amendment, of lhe<-consttarion;
and the. House sanctioned the conclusions of1be
committee, on being brought to vote by the ope.
ration>so the previous question: fau gre the eppo
sitieh Of MIR. Adams, who wished therepoft to GO
to the COMMITTEE ofthe Whole for the purpose o
discussion and agitation: This being private bill
day. under the rules the Hpdse, after reading a
third time and passing several such bills, went in
t4o Committee. of the Whole, fMr Vinton in the
char] and acted on "a number of others to- which
no obi ctions existed The committee d1cifrose
land tePortcd them To- the House; and the House
udjournea' -? - ;-.,s.ts ~
| > e. A-.:.-~, SAFURDxT, March 49, -
| The Senate did not SD to-day, -. -
. This being private bib day in the House, al
the bills of that description, which yestetdayre
ceived the favorable actioh of the Committee. o.
the Whole, were read the third time and passed
Several reports from comtnittees were made, and
several executive COMMUNICATIONS were received
and referred. mo other business efAinportanef
was transacted =. - So
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-03-27

Etegant Amusem euts. We understand that
Mr.. Clay's distinguished friends and Companions,
the Bear and the Borer, are delighting the inteHi
gent wings of Richmond with their lohv clio.
quence How fattering to thetaste and sentiments
of the capital Of, the. ancient dorninioni It was
bad enough to send, Mr.. Bots to Congress but
to stimulate their POLITICAL zeal by the ooleries
of fthese animals; sa little too much We under.
stand that the ladies Of Petersburg were invited
to hear, Mr.. Clay,s leading lieatenants in he
political campaign, butthey very properly refused
the enlightened entertainment probably recoI-
lectlng the Sunday tragedy at New Orleans
where, upon similar occasion, a "most peacef1I
and respectful gentleman" "was brutality stamped
to "death," in the presence of "ladies" "Is this
the entertainment to which we were invited an
Globe
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-03-27
March 90, 1914.

~ We invite the attention of the reader to
the very spirited and able article on our first page
on the Oregon question. We hope our cores
pondent viii find it convenient to, favor us with
other articles on this or other subjects He wieids
too good pen TO be silent at.a crisis like the
present.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-03-27
.qtsfE!oF sMRl leL AZ, 60

The. dlsgen foot Is odtTaort tleariythan it4uas
this Tins last tEef: Il isssnew aRoaed, ndk 5onty
by words. hut by deeds, that .Mr. cays visit is to
bs poalsieaf one, 4o4 an ths gfessidnaf Dis
triets dsthe State hAve been ransacked for Wing
committees u reception: The Wig Centra1 Com:
mittee, which assehbled, we suppose, at the usuE
a place, HAS pa 1offf thelist of ueatsr& Sodas
of 1herr-oneshaif; weehehete, are tpgD tosmith-
vile to. meet Ciayf and the balance are to
eame e tfs City and se.nain here nntitthe great
eIectionenrer shah arrive Mr. Gather, Of Bnfkes
iSthe distant fren fhe sssne ef
action and we suppose il Wouldshe mellfof hiup,
if he desires to please the Central SCommittse, to
Start ortHwiths- Being nlatn,logcah man, he
wifl,ef course travel ontoot with a kua psaea on
hs back, and jug of cides,jh.the Aforesaid KNAPP
-sack-fo for thIssis' tie. @ayin which the decencg
eonptsmess the honest and substantial fafmers ef
HE country. He viii. also whistle UP. his coon
dog before he; starts-!eall by for Mr.. Williams,
of sufry, another one of the Committee--and have
a glorious hunt for coens alfthe way DOWN The
other members Of the e'om1nittee are all We be.
1ieve, elderly persons and shou d1hey haFethe
presnmptien ride to Sunthviide, we hope they
will. be excused In add tion- to- this, they may
travel on the Sabbath, provided they are pressed
for time, for Mr., Webster says ':.there. are nc
sabbaths in revolutions and Mr., Clay bas cop
deseehdedte set apart fer, his own purposes this
holy day, by entering New Orleans-in the -nids
of the soenlaities of public Sabbath worship and
by falling his followers 10 = go aheaa,P' until VIC
tory is-yeH.s ss.s -. -: .,-,aa---as =
We have had inklihg that theIeading Whigs
} here are so poor that they viii DE bard ran tc
raise enough. Of the aebete0ik4 to defray The ex
penses of the visit. Gentlemenli it is said, iHotheI
portions of the State have been vrittrn tos0n 3hi
defcates and ali dmp6rsant safject; But so,dsepls
have t1ey been engaged ffnsinging coon songs a.
good ehorfsters should do, fa for no ClaySCL
tiseomplete without aehorister } OF incalcdEatiat
the expenses they incurred id theecampaign o
IIs4o, thatthsy have not as yet found i Convent
tent to. reply We hope. however, thai they fNi1
send IN the cash without delays good bankEags
Eas- gold and silver is all a. humbug7=fof the3
ought 10 remember9that the leading Wings here
are very poOr men, not being Worth more, on al
average, hant fly honeapd: dollars each.s We
say this, in order that our .Whig friends at dis
rauce, vae have been called upon for help, may
not be startled al lhe cali. =" = - > -
P, s. We perceive that Mr.: Hale, Of Cumber
land, is on one of the, CorAmiuees of reception
and should there-be any travelling o6thesabbath
we hope that 9i0us gentleman may at least be e1
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