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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-10

act in 1910 was considered the settled pc
Icy of the country, and no declaration up
on the sebject was necessary; and if their
was, the Convention of that year made th'
freest avowal of free trade principles.
"Throtc Cider to the dogs, 'ce'H none of IT,
At a large and respectable meeting OF
the friends of Henry Clay, in the village
of Harpers-Ferry, Va, on the 4th Decem.
Der last, the following resolution was adop-
ted:
ReSolred, That we will not drink hard
cider nor any other inehriaiing fluid, until
Mr.. CLAY shall be elected, or until the 4th
OF March, 1916. We have great politi-
cal battle to fight with an enemy hard to
bcat-we must be sober, with clear heads,
strong minds and active bodies to gain the
victory.
This resolve we think highly commend
able. Such a determination cannot be
praised too much. These people, no
doubt, look back with shame and remorse
to the disgusting revelres which were en-
acted in lS4l, when body Of the Amer
lean people claiming for themselves supe-
rior intelligence, engaged in the most ir-
rational mummeries. A victory gained
on the grounds on which the Harpers-F Fer
ny meeting place the contest, would be
great and honorable. We had formerly
believed that the chances of the wings for
success were utterly hopeless; this circum-
stance is the only one which has come un-
der our observation creating any fear for
the result. II is we'll known that the same
delusion cannot be practised twice, and if
the hard.cider humbug had been attempt
ed again, it could have been productive on
" of disgust and ridiculc. The above
mentioned meeting probably took this
view of it, and wish to avoid the repetition
of dangerous experiment. Be it from
what motive it may, it shows a returning
sense of propriety, which VIC hope the pr
ty will Fdopt throughout the Union. We
think that another resolution might have
been passed somewhat to this effect: Re-
solved, That in the coming election we
will commit no frauds upon the ballot box,
hy pipc-laying, as we did in 1910, nor use
ahy other illegal or improper mcrns to in
crease tho number Of our votes, for the
reason, that having greater affection for
Henry Clay than any candidate we have
ever had, VIC wish 10 elect him without the
aid OF any means which must be regarded
~ d;chonoct M d;crr,coc1
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-10

Tor quarrel with the wings about / ar
III that shall produce revenue equal 10
the wants Of the Government, and iha'
such Tariff of duties shall be so adj usled
by discrimination between different arl'
cles of import, as 10 afford incidental pro-
lection to every branch of American IN.
dustry, that requires to be fostered and
sustaiened in that way against foreign
competition.
This genteman's position is very differ
ent now from what it was before the dis
turbance of the compromise act. That
act in 1910 was considered the settled po-
Icy of the country, and no declaration up
on the setject was necessary; and if there
was, the Convention of that year made the
freest avowal of free trade principles.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-10
ELECTORS

Tor President and Vice-President ofMc
United States.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-10
FOR THE STATE

FOR THE STATE.
j. w. Matthews, OF MARSHALL,
Jefferson Davis, OF WARREN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
CITY AFFAIRS.
MONDAY.
Board OF Aldermen.


The PRESIDENT in the Chair
The Board met Mt o'clock. Present, the Presi.
dent and quorum OF members
An invitation was accepted TO attend the Anniver-
sary Celebration the Historical Society on the 5th na.
All the papers ndopled by The Board OF Assis-
tans nt their last meeting concurred in.
Report-iR favor OF paying Hose Co. No. Sl75
tor rent of premises occupied by them. Adopted.
Ibe account current OF the Civ Treasurer WIS
received from the Comptroller mud crlcre, un file
iho from the Comptroller on the subject o,e fees rernye
by the Keeper of the Cy Pronwth letter from said officer
Board.
An ordnance was received from the Street Com
missioner relative paving the steect, and avenue Adopted
ne ?resenineD, Of the late GIand jury was re-
cevcd from the Clerk Of SeSons rend and referred 10 the
mtee on Police. sc Aldermen Tucker md Winship wcre
added 10 the above for this special occnSoa. well az to
investigate the hec; of the fees retained by the Keeper fhe
Prison.
remonstrance referred agsins, construct
Railroad II Broadway.
An ordnance for regulating and repairing 2lst
street. between the ID and ID avenues. Adopted
hep0rts-Adveree 10 regulating Iilh avenue be-
tween 32d md 42d streets. Adopted
In favor opaying John Pope s0 for los Of horse Adopted
Kesoiu,ioa-By Aid. MInship, insirucuDg the
Police Committee report what disposition has been made by
M Cox, the Keeper OF the City Prison. of sS and rod
watch. the property OF Alexander Hoas. Adopted.
ihe Board then adjourned uuul day even
ing
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
DIED,


fsssrdcy morning. November 3, Ms. SCSANN Ah ha
uEN, aged VI yeon and months. .,.s he.
Hef relatives asd friends are respectfully invited to aeno heF
Nefa t rycnag at clock a, tie residence oi het son.
n!aw, Pe.ef Badesu, No FIrst-svenue
Che vii 10 taken 10 Sew Rochelle Tor ntermen, ue next
morning. ,
AT Blookyn aler short and painful Illness, MI JAMES
I:ahlNS. IN the 2is, year OF his nge - >.
re relatives and friends of the family ore -ecuohhIeH IN
ed TO intend hs funeral without further from ms
G5ococs
MOpday 4h inst; CoRDELIA. second daughter of Reu-
IN and Sa,ah b. Smith
tre5d md acquaintance of the family are respectfully
fsa1 To attend her funeral this CTuesdyy Afternoon e
om the residence Of the family l2 Hammond street,
SShcSt further notice
soa Saturday eyeasac. % inst, HOFFMAN. son Of Henry
Ssen. aged yeen.
htAirn or THE CrTY.-From the report Of the City inspec
appean dat the whole number Of deaths in New
w he week ending November 9. 1sof whom % were
a % women. 50 boys. und 35 Esof thec died OF apo
6 oi consumption. IL or consusers oi Group. oil
enars. Of dropyy the head. Of dysenery oil
lever IL Of inflammation Of the lungs, inflammation o.
.. o. aarasDu OF measles. Of old age. and OF small
~ wee under OF age. over 70. 50. l2l wete
o. he United S,aes. q Of Ireland. OF England. of
~ ahd Of Germany were from the Bellevue Hospi.
sed persona
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
Reio,e the Recorder and Aldermen JAeEz VII
LIAMs MATTHEW Z. PATkRsos ESQ. District Attorney.

Rs,0,e the Recorder and Aldermen and JABEz VIII
LIAMs. MATTHEW Z. PATnRsof ESQ. District Attorney
Commencement of the Nopember Ierm-IAe
Ci,udar-The following is list of to be disposed OF
ln1ns the November sitting Of !he Court VIZ Burglary 49,
Grand b L2'Ssn snns =
ae Il snt se
g. Abandonment of Family TO- making total oi oa ana new
'''iSt Yfe 0rona Jury.--The following. gentlemen
Hpd T Aaeson ae Slns sm aRewe William
AeT E Gar5fs5 CEs;e: e%s asd W G&ef l. W. e
Hnd Cnrlo King John X. Lecopnt, NehemIsh Miller John
Kgi KgFSs'' T. !" S"o"'0n' '7''','' '"' ''''' " Nv
The Chorse-The Cour, briefly CHARGED the
Grnnd Inquest on subject Of their duties and IN relation to
guarding with vigilance violation OF the law IN respect 10
VIC IRE PstW Jury-8i gentlemen, as usual, were
summoned, but only q appeared 10 serve ,.uea
FInes-A hns ot so -seh WAS imposed on thrse
Jurors attendance at the last term Of the Coa
Trials P0stpOneG.-ihe trials OF Jshn Sullivan
and Thomas Smith, the burglars, were POSTPONED t eae s
dny morning the Counsel for Tie defence demahaed pe
rempcry challenge and there were but small NUMBER OIL 'e
J'riaI ior Iiiand Larceny.--Abraham King was
then called ,a indicted 70, Grand nnS Sfsng a,gcs IN wob
the pISpery Of james d. icNaGn, No l6l xnnsk stree;
IVY Ws@ % sS; & II 4be s Sore Sy e 81 for ri lie
Hackensack NJ but did mol return with .s ,ns
TO Putnam County, where the prisoner had d'oseu o' ue
ne ~ ye nder charge os the Court found the prisoner
guilty. nnd he was sentenced TO the State Prison Tor the term
Of rears. I., White col
cred nun was then tried for grand larceny in stealing on
The 18th OF Sept, lust vestrgs. cut velvet &c worm aoout
40 from the CT Alesss Was!bun Co. o. q Jon s'
The prisoner IN company with some other coiore persons pc son
vest nio the store and priced goods but made no nn
% roncr lcn the goods were missing The Recorder IN his
elm fge sronsy deprecated the practice of merchants exposing m
e con1on Of crimehe also spoke m equal terms o. ese
hn the owners Of property should enr TO mere icn' ey
in the mornings. 49,, A.. f.o,,, ,on,o,ced
him to be confined the State Prison for The term %
The Court then adjourned TO "Wednesday next at
oclock A. NJ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

s.yp,'s SARsApAnlLLA- Beauty" according 20 the cid
adaSc IS but SKIN deep and sooth to pure and trans
paent skin principal elements Botches 9nc u
the misfortune afflicted by them fly washes va, d emp5o Se
evi r t,ne but Ut the bcs. they merely epess-they 10
not remove the The cause Of the a ns e
Sends's Sarsnparlla deals with the infectious pncipe
,hin nnti by neutrazng that, brings about permanent
obll.eraton OF Is consequences. =. - -, .r,e-
For farther particulars. conclusive evidence O. m
or value and eilicacy, see pamphiels, WINCH Aa' "
0' Preppred and sold, wholesale Snd retail by b. g =
ga i NJ "a Roadway II East Broadway, and by Drug
cists generally throughout the United STATES
Price 81 per bottle: SIX bottles Tor So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

NJ DR.. 81. ki,nbalis Mineral Teetn.vi, tn line ne
,stsSny which these Teeth have obn ned ana e MA
;r knosn superiority the great mas oi .ee
TIM, are made this country pave 1,be hm To- sup
DIV ths them Il, any extent pc s1s Is, eee
dd h; n,art;ee in tbs department Of h profession ano py
The krh that have been passed upon oss no
he ssyers o the most eminent PEysSiahs and Den
who hay. Tbe teeth are and viii
eon,nne 10 BE- made by Dr. Knba e1sustucs Jer ais o
praeiee they The most seSsns @ ps 70 ea
Sne ,hs hichest utility with greatest pcs6e como. insJ
i;ss5 ar .Ie srau,eeL in all case5 10 t perfectly
and 10 ts purposes tbn; isen can De s5
o. r Eball wishes 10 be peTcuihfy nSte i-i
-. IRA kuch az will enable hun 10 oaer these
style above msni0nsa d e. I sosemsus sa Sss may
~ sean al ii. house No Sc Broadway near street.
ole lmisyt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
DiSaHfcrs.

The brc Canary. kel from Boston for Wilmington, G.
before reported fallen with SCI. abandoned,
tact with The steam ship iabaua, hence for Orlsns
The captain md three fnds got board the steamer;
hand lowered the brg toa; md rdri without ard
The night beE dnwas again senanoter "a Por.
tDguese) asleep bsy al the time Every eIerton
made on board the stennG .ayc them, without avail The
mate OF the Anbama, accompanied by the captain OF the Can
ary in boat and cosa The brig when capt
zed her beam ends andsppsnre o be sinking. The
e,cep with loss OF borspt ind arrived ni New Orleans ID
safety.
The bark Moscow at B,ston from Buenos Ayres r.pot;s
on the outward passage. May Is lat 81 Il. lon IS a. lal
with single white streak small figure head, but of
feet above the deck bboom the cap-couH not ascetsn
her
The schr Try. at Providence from BALTIMORE repcrts-on
The 18th uIt Smith Island barring NST Is miles. passed
fore and AFT sc Of 100 ina >nk 1. ke rasts about
sails fed then-ud:ed he, 70 sa Ee Harhcr 1hr iron.
her
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
Gs~ BEAL's HAIR RREsToRAT1vE-warrnnted tsT Walker
street. first store FROM Broadway. CD s.

G- HEALTE,-OH, BLESSED HEALTH -:hon All above
all gold and trcasuretis thou who enlerce the s9u nnd
openeih Ill its powers to receive instruction, and TO relish
lie that has thee. has little wish for: and be
that wreched 10 huve thee not wants thing be-
SIDE Let us be thankful,
BRANDRETH PILLS will give Health get then ;he-e
blessed Pills which centurys hos fully established be
the best medicine eer bestowed For the prevailing
colds and coughs, they viii be found avery thing thar edcr.
is capable of impar,inG.
Sold ct Dr. Brendreth. Principal Office 2n B,oadway-2l
Hudcnee:. and g4 BowerT, NewYo.k; and tirs Booth.
5 Mnrket.s.reet BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
CITY INTELLIG EHcE,
MONDAY.
MONDAY.
Vice Chancellor's Court.
Refore ChancclIor NcCorn.

EeIO!e OHuNccIIOf IICOOUN.
Otis Wood, assignee, Sc. vs. Charles Oakley.
and obersRentve to foreclosure and sale of rorsaEed
property by Mr Oakley md wife. Beecher street; The
court among other points remarked that all the judgment
creditors had notice only 10 days before the decree but
1910 effect Ordered that the purchaser complete his
purchase ard that each party bear his own costs on the notion
n. 81 r. Smith, Executors, ac- W.. l. NyckoH,
and wife, and ohc In this casc Mr. H. Onderdonk was, by
mistake ade defendant instead OF Mrs NJ schenek The
costs Ordered that complainant have leave TO dismiss the bill
H. Ondcrdonk, payment OF his costs to be taxed in.
clailng lhc putting Of MS answer, and h!lei. &C
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
M A RIED.

On ,he q ms, he pev Wilb,m NJ stiwell, Mr. WASH.
CITY n.
D. Hhehou,e THOMAS WILLIAM yio Il
Ga5nei Irtpby. ESQ. Of I4iecsiephire England
a BssmSre on hqsday sySn9s c,SS0eT eToNETHAS Ssi W
THOMPSON j. Of New. .YoIk, 10 KATE. daughter oil Jo-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
Court OF Common Pleas.

William Forsyth VS.. John Hardy. Assault and
battery The parties INTO contToyey at the shop Of
passed Forsyth accused Hurdy OF coming INTO his place. en-
during Forsyth had reported that ne owed rent TO him. after
which he struck him SC For the defence II asserted thlt
phinf was engaged IN selling liquor on the S9bbaih which
he had no right 10 do and that even admitting Hardy to have
Lec e nssun, he severely beaten afterwards 6y PLAIN
ti and other persons who with him. Verdict Tor deien
dan For plaintiff M. r. n. Tyson; for defendant Nh l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

,,,,, DveprpsIA AND LIVER CoMPLNNTs.-Why
vii peen, sufie much from these complaints wens ~ sref M
iemeis ~ ~ their cure THIS medicine is Loneley
Gses, Western Indian pansesa aPs snsS sO q ahm" m
@ ~ tho rc and sleep and IN case ,hs user Is nor
g.,s ~ ~ ih the effects of tins unvnDed medcinc
The price shall be returned A ,toble efficacy of this
edlcne call al q Couand, street le 0V hd cra,;s m
.onbet oer,fcaes sufficient TO sansy '' ~
esl,iou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
Commercial and money matters.

~ For Commercial and .Nonev Matters Last Page.
MONDAY, P. ~
Tie Stock iarset suffered collapse to-day, the
bears using the resu, of the Pennsylvania Election
siderable purpose The weak holders threw Stock the
ket and pncos went down from y to per The Rail-
roads suffered Norwich ind Worcester fell per
onngon g; Mohawk Canton Co. 2h. The State Stocks
generally stood we'll .ale of s750 United States Five,
sold ut lC6.
Exchanges are quiet ard steady. Sterling is 10
q l05s: F.nncs 5.2lI SO
Ra,es Of U.scouni ON Bank Notes NJ 81 Wall-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

VINO WANTS TO BE crsEp or THE eS,sde, which
not strange that people sbld hesitate 10 m he imposed
nsS ey se % be worthless nouns Qc snosI pe
e, and nr,cs with which our eiy aooh H. Rhsunstisn we
hnve heard say iey did knoy whether f,e f ty or not they
Rad tried so many things without any se<d ee lam assure
had No ia;e Try any thing aeso Vow SonSdeoc. IN This
remedy hn. been tired OF the woIss The
county with Tie most perfect success an cq I,h ,e OF this
Iinlnsnt weak limbs are strengthened, eoh"ae'
those who are crippled enabled 10 walk therefore
re no, 10 bs mpossd buy only Of n Courand ss'ee-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

A REAARKAnLE CASE OF THE Tx DoLoRlAp1 cugrp
kf SpSNEL ftiT About the middle of Inst
trr was sevevey attacked with the Tx Dooreau1 the
bead 70 TINT had not slept for more than hou
qf several days wns attended by one our rIt physicians
W. unet) and By him given incurube and had tined
every Thing almost with no befeft and thought |
could I'VE asked my physcur ha did not think best fr
me TO ny salve chilled Cornes Magical Pain Extractor
(which sad IN the house and had previously r,ed with ercn
success ior c!o and he answered would do hurt
Gy ~ when hnd applied. and twenty Minutes By the
watch alter the first application wns relieved and fell asleep
@ slept eighteen hous soundy beng entirely easy xnd hhd
a no rest before for eight weeks that of duration
dlf me any good The Save completely e1tIacs all pain
anc entirely cured me ! low that Tan Bark
placed 10 iron; hose TINT the of passing vehicles
might not disturb and cannot describe the intense agony
endured before this saye applied For the truth of all
,!ii' refer 10 r Hunter, my amily physician, mud indeed
ne whole neghborhocd procured this wonderful Scvc ut
Signed by Indy, who asks tho; her name msy moi t pub
lShe but Will gladly give farther information 70 all who Will
Now. York 3l,t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
Decren,e since Semi q so. SIS g


The Merchants Bank. Boston, ha, s2 ,2H 96 the Phla
delphia Bank s9 40 Bank Of Baltimore s659S2; Bask OF
the Metropolis Waslngon 81 25 .s, and Messrs. Cocoan
g. Riggs, private brokerng house in Washington, holds
81 ,le9 ,9a5! of the Government funds
The payments the rev stock OF the Motifs
Canal 600 shares understand, include oil but few
hundred shur The stock sold to-day at 3D. which gives 81
for the old stock. negotiation going on with the Lehgh
Company for connection of the two lines, and fully CON-
pe;en practical be employed to conduct the
tions of the Canal
The following is statement of some o! the lead
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

Ship O-pheus for Valparaiso, az anchor QunTanEs
ind number OF outwt bound vesses c's detained in
queace Of ofunfarorahs Weather.
Bu- Caroline. Portland, from Dcnarnra, via ST Martins
felt nothing OF the hurricane. Great fe,eLs had overflow A
the s ponds S llnrin and desIroTed all the sa that
the { came home 1T halssi.
The bark LoIisn Hse. so days from Valparaiso, Be.
more experienced sou.ns ike .s shock Of m earthquake
Y producing the vessel Ike hsr grating
Octo5e: ~, ~ 10 o'coci AN IN lat - &, lon 81 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

to the inhabitants of ces, the Piles, prevails
known extent An ounce of prevention worth pcnnd of
cure How tue the adngc regards this compliant There
en- article 70 ths city that # used when the prenonorT
.yipots are iri vii positive prevent the possibility of
menced Will cure directly The comfort Of this article has
caused general use. md those who afflicted with
complaint synptom., advised procure without
delay We niude to the Hays Lnimcnt sold by Coms;ock
Co u COursn street, and be ge: here u-
princpied men hnve attempted to counterfeit 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

Hafs-FalI Fashion Now ready. compfet.
ss,or,men. OF the Fa Fashion HATS whien II aely W.
& srrart equal 10 NJ anufaciured at our 40 fa
les VIZ Fire Moe silk Hats. ss7a lItio 90. 10
frTst,on Beaver, IS Extra Fine. s45s r..
tIii'1S'o' ~ ~ AT,SON & CO. l54 Chatham Square.
"hANN-' - opposite Jamcs-Itreet-
n. D. Cxps % e'e.' $ TtSGMu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

Do you WISH TO ggAuTtryL ELAcK hhK FL; srtcIs
East India Hair Dye, from Il CourtIandyh.. h Il rs Tbe
trouble attendant upon the application of many nIe 81 M I
rr hair has alone deferred numbers from obtaining ,s &
cje This however, entirely renielied in the tsst r.
Hair Ilye Il may be applied without, the east 10
49, mol make tho hair harsh In fact there no dye "cN
~ he used with as little Inconvenience rs this.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
DRY GOODS.

KE PK!N SmH aSc & "sHe. usd nj VI for ,,e
BY the case or piece at The PRINT WAREHOUSE.
n5 lweodis LEE & BREWSTER, a Ccdar.,t,
NEW ARRIVAL. o. TAYLOR & co. JobbeB, 81
Cearree received yesterday by the Hotunguer and
stye, and of the superb pattern, and coornz and The
prices even lower than the latest reductions j. o. T. Co.
have now the Of Cachmeres and De Lanes to
he found this MARKET ad the greater part Of them are goods
ard the tasty and euerpng retail merchants OF the City
Trade will be most checrfuly waited M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

80 r,no.,c RuyrN,rfsx is cured in all cns- by the
ve1ve md Bone LnIment and Indian VeCeabc tlIit, XII
Nsl.s s ~ ~ Iourtlundtstreet and attest hls
WnGn ,erence to numbers IN city who have used and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

ia stated that in The Church of Rome, through
ont the world, there ore now li7 Archbishops, 5S4
Bishops II Wears Apostolical, 9Prefrc:s and 2OV,
GO0 0iO Members.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

Iyuo WANTS TO NEAR WELL 2-Dr McNairs Aconst Oi'
sold al q Counndt doing wonders IN curing ~ Go
and has cured complaints OF the of years standhs
a. a. ,unr,66er,ess instances Price 81 per flask
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
~ Bes. swed,sh Leeeh.s at Isy c,,. .p.e.s,

H Best Swedish Leeehes nt IsS e,s- apecs.
Just received and far sale DEItuf & DfTPftTS succ,
20 Place Souis I'd. No. Park Rnw ane ia Roat Tsy
AewYork. 80 on hant supply of Dupnys eeiebfa
ted hsIibIa IVORY PATENT NilRSE. for infants uss ;
Nppe and Breast Shields and PapHT Jelly i.t sore etr'i
for sale abo7e. wholesale and retail Go 3saE5nn'
ES- BOARDLTG.-Slls. aoSS, harins e5enet The Few
AID com,eflcus boute Ee.eJ rear tsa Asso' uoufe
pruea choice ct desifabis Transient or ger.ansn
bonrsrs- CEpioa Shower. ,nd cold Baths. fres me
su5k III