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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

Woman's Infuence.-Sheridan once wrote
Women govern us-let US try to render
them perfect; the more shall we be. On
the cultivation of the mind of women depends
the wisdom of men, III IS By pomen that
nature qcriteS on the hearts" People can
Judge ofit as they please. Napoleon said
The future destiny ofthe child is always
the work of the mo- her." We think if
mothers were needed ohener, there would
be more good men in the world than there
is at present.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
The State of Mississippi. ! Circuit court No
Lafayette County: vember term1843
James A Stubblefeld } Attachment for
as 1925 % 100

d. J. Simmons.

This day came the plaintiff BY his altor-
ney, and the attachment in this case having
been returned. mo property of defendant to
be found in my county" by the Sheriff, but
garnisheed Frank Lock aud John Cook !;
and further. it appearing the SAID defendant
had left the State, 1t is ordered by the court
That unless the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first day of the next
term of this court. and give special BAIL and
plead herein, judgment by default will be
returned against him. and the amount in gar
nishees' hand made subject to plaintiff S COM
pIaint And it is further ordered. That a copy
of this order. together with specification of
the cause of action and amount claimed as
due from defendant to plaintiff, be published
for 6 weeks successively in the Holly
Springs Gazette" newspaper published in
the town of Holly Springs and State afore-
said, which is done.
Attest. c. ". PHIPPS. Clerk
Dec. Is, lS43. circuit cour.
BELcHER g. JOHNSON, Alto.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
SOUTH WESTERN
LAW JOURNAL d REPORTER.
EDITED BY MILTON A. HAYNES,

THIS Journal will be devoted to the Interest
Il OF the profession in The Southwest and will
include within its range reports and abstracts oi
the decisions of the Supreme Court of Tennes-
see, and Federal Courts held at Nashville, soon
after The ooinions are delivered abstracts and
dgeSis of tn, reported decisions OF the Supreme
JudicaIureS of the South western States general
ly reviews Biographical sketches orig inaI es.
says on LAWYERS and legislation, critical notices
and such intelligence and reports as may be fur
niShed US by contributors from the Bar of the
Southwest, in advance of the regular reports.
The reports and abstracts of the decisions of
the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson.
will be prepared by w. III. STEFHENs, Esq.,
those made at Knoxville, by s R. RODGERS, Esq
and those at Nashville, will be prepared by the
Editor himself. Reports OF cases decided in the
Federal Courts at Nashville, will be furnished
by JOHN NJ LEA, Esq, District Attorney
The Editor and Publishers take this occasion
to return their thanks 10 those gentlemen of the
profession and Others who have come forward
so promptly in the tender ftheir patronage and
cooperation.
All communications will be addressed 10 the
Editor Post Masters are respectfully requested
10 act as agents, and to send remiitances and the
names of subscribers under their franks.
TERMS: This Journal will be issued on
the LIST OF each month, with colored envelope,
and each No. will contain "a pages, s. 80 in adj
vance. lf payment is delayed months 80 90,
viii be charged.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
NOTICE

d ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 2nd
IL instant, my boy BOSE-s sometimes he went
by the name of Charles. He is about II or p
years OLD, well made about feet or . inches
high, bright completed, large scar on the right
cheek, upper front teeth decayed near the roots;
he took with him pair of kersey pantaloors and
roundabout coat, also james dress coat. | am
not aware of mis- direction, but have reasons 10
believe that he has bent his course for Memphis
for the purpose of getting on a steamboat, if he
IS not taken off by some white person. He is my
carriage driver and was born and raised in the
family. Any person apPrending said boy and
putting him in jail, or delivering him 10 the sub
Scriber, living near Belmonte, Fanola county,
Miss, will be literally rewarded and all rras-
enable expenses paid.
ian l6 1874. E. B. HIBBLFR.
Letters addressed TO Bellnonte P. O., Pamela
county, Miss, will be promptly atteded TO.
Jan, 19, 1S44.-ct-(Pr's fee 81
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

One glass of liquor each day, say he n
York, Washingtonian, at IA cents, costs
322 81 a year-This awount would pay
the insurance of $4,000 on "a mans lIfe.-
VIVA. handsome sum for person to leave
MS family, and how easy the means can be
obtained by hundreds Of our fellow citizens
who have large families depending on their
daily earnings We say in kindness to
drinking men-'Think of this. Take from
:he rum seller that which would leave your
family free from poverty when your labors
are done here upUu earth.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
sTANZAs.
By WILLIAM c. BRYANT.


oh not never crossed my heart
Tothink OF thee with love,
For we are severed tar apart
As earth and arch above
And though in many a midnight dream
We've prompted fancy'S brightest theme,
/ never thought that thou couldSt be
More thaa that midnight dream TO me.
A something bright and beautiful
Which must teach me to forget,
Ere can turn 10 meet the dull
Realities that liDger yet.
A something girt with summer flowers,
And laughing eyes and snnny hours;
While I-too we'll know, will be
Not even a midnight dream 10 thee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
} Ciruit Court Sepe
tembc rTerm 1913

The State ofJfississippi } Ciruit Court Sepe
Marshall County tembc rTerm 1913
Robert Knox,
No 40 as
John y Stewart
UPON opening the matters of this bill, and
t appearing to the Court that John N.r
Stewart is not a resident of the State oi
Mississippi, but resides beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinay process of this
Court cannot be executed on him There
fore it is ordered bv the court that unless
the said defendant appear at the next term
of this court to be held on the first Monday
in March next at the court house Holly
Sprngs a1d plead answer or demur to
The Complainanls bill. the same will be ta-
ken pro confesso as to him, and set for hear
ng exparte. And on motion of the Com
plainant by his Solicitor. it is ordered by the
court that copy of this order be inserted IN
the Gazette" newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs once a week for slx
weeks successively
A. T. CARUTHERS,
By GEORGE VEST ID. c.
November low.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
LUCY FLACK,
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance ofa Deed of Trust executed &c
me by VIM Gordon, on The 5th day of May 1910
10 secure the payment OF certain sums therein
mentioned, will proceed TO sell to The highest
bidder for cash, at the Court house door in the
town of Holly Springs,
On the 23rd day of July merit,
the East half of Sections %. Town T. Range
5, West of the basis meridian Chickasaw ces-
sion.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the county of Lafayette.
~. ". GOODMAN, Trustee.
Jnuary 18th 1874 f,-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
Holly Springs Select School

THE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and :he public, that mo
Rev A w Young. an able and e&Pe'IsIs,
ced Teacher has become associated VIII
himself in his school, Our PTest.nl.. slI
gagements permit us 10 receive addlilSla' -
pupils and boarders Terms for 6eaLo' =.
GLIDING washing, fuel and lighis' . =.
month. half in advance. Each ooa'u''
must furnish bis own bed and bedding Ding
Feb. 2, I844.-2t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
NOTICE.

The undersigned having. on the 25th day
of September. l843, obtained from the Pro
bate Court of Marshall county, State oil
Mississippi, letters of Administration upon
all and singular the goods, chattels and cred
its of James Fldck. decd all persous hav-
ing claims against the estate of said decd
are therefore. hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law. or the
same will be barred Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment,
LUCY FLACK.
JOHN ROBINSON.
Dec. %. lS43-ft Adminiskrdtors
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
LET 1T ALONE,

t hereby forwarn all persons from cutting or
Il hauling timber of of the Southwest of
sec 8, in the vicinity OF Holly Springs as l am
determined to enforce the law on all such tres
passers JOHN r. McCARROLL.
Agent for the owner.
Nov IL I942-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
Pay your Taxes and save Cost.

By late law the Sheriff has The control OF
the col lecting of the taxes of ihiS county, there
fore, all those who fail to attend al the places
appointed tor their collection, and pay over,
will BE liable pay the usual cost for The collec
ting of claims by such officers
WYATT EPPS, Collector,
per john r. MCCARRoLL'D. T. c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
FEB. 2, 1874.

Taken Up by William NJ Hoskins. living
in Waterford one mouse colored mare mule,
about years old. Ia hands high. no marks
or brands. App. aised 20 $40.
Taken up by David w Hamilton. living
south east of Waterford miles, one bay
mare. years Old, blaze face. left hind foot
white. some white on the right hind foot, IA
hands high. Appraised TO S22. so
Taken up by Ira Bell, living nine and a
half miles east of Holly Springs one gray
mare, shod all round. supposed to be or 9
years old. about 8 hands high Appraised
to $50 JAS. FL. SWAN,
March 2, 1914 -28 Ranfer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

TAKEN up by Joseph Dean. living 2
miles east of Chulahoma. burrows about
years old, 2 black spotted, sows and one
pale blue and marked with a swallow fork
in the LETT and crop offthe right. 2 unmar-
ked. and 2 with 8 ears disfgured by the
dogs. Appraised to $50
JAMES II SWAN.
Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
Notice.

~ TRAYED from the subscriber IN Tollaloosa
- MISS, about the 20th February, black or
Drown morse, hve years old this spring, right
hnd loot white, roman nose no other a. rks re-
nemoered. Any Information will be thankfully v
'eceiveu. SIS. RLALOCK.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
The State of Mississippi } Circuit Cout
Marshall County. Sept Termls43
In vacation.
Joseph H. Farrell
Burgoin NJ. Hill & biii IN equity


Martha l. Hill.
UPON opening the matters Of this billit ap-
pearing to the satisfac ction of the Court, that
the said defendants Burgoin Nj. Hill and
Martha L. Hill are not residents of this
State, but reside beyond the limits thereof
so tha. the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be served on them. 1t is therefore
ordered that unless said defendants appaer
before the Judge of the next Circui: Court
to be held for said county OF Marshall at
the court house in the Town of Holly Springs
on the first Monday in March next. and
plead, answer or demur, to said bill. the sew
eral allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed and such order or decree be
made therein as the court may deem equita
bic and just And it is further ordered that
a copy ofthis order. be published in the 'Hol-
ly Springs Gazette newspaper published
in Holly Springs Miss. once week for two
months SUCCESSFULLY
Test A. T. CARUTHERS Clerk
VIM. A. BoREN Compt's solicr.
Dec. Is lS43.-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
HOLLY SPHINGS
WESTERN FEMALE SEMINARY

MI RS. YOUNG would respectfully anno1le5
1fl TO the Public, her design OF opening % .Le
lSt Monday OF February, School for ne r
ception of Young Ladies. The course % i.
stTuction will INCLUDE all The branches nece ~
for the accomplishment of a finished Elacall--'
Discipline mild, but firm and decided IefA5'
per session, Five months, hall payable IL --'
vance: -
Primary Department, SUI
Middle Class, az
Senior /" -
Ornamental Work,
Fuel,
Music, French, Latin and Greek, ussal ieL--.
n-T'he house lately occup ed BY -lfr. 1oi-~''
viii for the preseSt be used as a School ROOM
February ID 1874 &c
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
A NEW WHIG SONG

Some time since the Richmond Enquirer
in commenting on a published letter, written
by MIR Clay.o some of lis political friends.
styIed it in derision "a blast from the buele, y
and affected to consider it as a summons
which the wings of the Union would not
venture to disObey. These remarks induced
the following song by the Hon. Francis
James, which was sung ty the request OF
the West Chester Clay Club.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

H.
and the.30ih of June. The blood of Sir Walter
| Scott is surpassed by no horse in Mississippi
His colts unequal;ed. For Pedigree &c. see
suboned certificates JOHN Fl. FORMAN.
Feb. d, 1874.
CERTIFIcATEs.-Id dohereby certif, that
[ raised Mr. StovalPs horse, SIR Walter
Scott, and that he will! be years old next
spring. was got by Collector. who was got
by VIM. r Johnson's Old Sir Charles ):
SCOTS dam was got dy Yestorm, his grand
dam by old Sir Harry; Yestorm was got
by Sir Archie. his dam was full sister to Sir
Archie. Collectors dam was got by Tele-
macus: bis grand dam by Alderman, (see
Turf Register j bis grand dam by james
Nailor. his dam by imported Tipposaib. out
ofa full blooded Diomede mare. See Turf
Register, February. 1897.
JAMES v. HASKINS.
certify that Telemacus was got bv the
horse Archduke, his dam by old Diomede
his G andam by Augusta. his grand dam.
6yPiigrlm. his grandam byJolly Roger
Chesterfield CO. Va BENZ. WARD,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
FRANCIS L, HAWKS.
THO'S X. WHARTON.
Holly Springs Miss Jan. l0-lS44,-N
HOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE INSTl
TUTE.


Rev c. A. FOSTER, Rector and Principal
Lecturer on Chemistry, Natural Phio.o-
ply. Evidences Of Christianity.
Miss L. -GoveTness-En,
lish Grammar, Passing, intellectual ari
Moral Philosophy &c
Miss G. MoULToN,-Ancient & M0i-g
History, Geography sc.
Miss G. GAY,-Arilhmelic, Mayhsnl.
les &C
Miss F. MISUNDERSTANDING, Drawing
&c
Miss DrLLoS,-French, and Primary
Department &c.
Miss NJ. L. CoNYeToN-Piano.
Harp, Guitar &c.
Mss E McCARrEY-Voca Music, p
ano, &c
Mr.. I. MoRsF,-Piano, Vocal Music.
&c.
Jan. 5. I343.-4w.
~ Guard copy 4w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
New York, Feb. II, 1914.

II Postmasters are authorized by law to trans
NIT mouev for eab seripttons 10 newspapers, un
der their frank, tree ofposage.
Money RENTED through the mail will be at
the risk Of the Publishers. Notes OF all specie
paying Banks in any State Of the Union will be
received at par, 6. & M.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

A LarpeLot of Cotton Yarn. Jusl hs
II eeived on Consignment - 'or sac e r. r.
d. D JONES \ oe.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

100 BUS 41ELS Petit Gull Cotton sse1'
0OU 25 bbls. Irish Pc aioes,
25 Sacks Oats, for . sale a. =. r.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
ST. THOMAS, Hall

The public is respectfully Informed t.,
this Institution for the education Of b5r, 1
now opened and ready for the reception #
pupils in temporary buildings provided m
that purpose.
The plan ofthe SC hool and its coers II
Instruction, are such as will secure io- Ia
members as full and thorough an eda.aa-
as can be obtained at any similar hsr..
ton in the United States.
The terms for boarders are S250. i9r Cd.
session of 10 months, payable in all casa
half yearly in advance.
This charge includes every thing sIcss
Books and Instrumental Music
For day scholars, the price is $50 per ys
sion of 10 months, payable in advance q, lts
commencement of each half session.
For more detailed statements concerning
the Institute reference is made to The Pros.
pectus, which may be ootaintd BY apPcl.
ton made personally or through The mail to
either ofGhe subscribers.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
SIR WALTER SCOTT WI

stand this season, half his time a,
Roots old Livery stable in Holly
Springs, IA 80, $I2 and $50. Sea
SON fO com rl1anca III AHnrob
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TIME undersigned respectfully inform merchants
~ and the citizens of the District generally, that
they have established an Office in Washington city
for the receiving and forwarding Eaat West and
South OF valuable Packages, Parcels, Samples, Bundss
&c.; which they are fully prepared to transport By
GAS they are the only persons who have contract
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
that purpose they enabled to receive and forward
goods, &c in advance Of any other line.
1 Merchants and others who wish to avail them
selves Of our line, and who order goods, &c. from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore win
6nd It to their advantage to direct in cars Of the fol-
lowing:
Per Adams & Cos Express from Boston and New
York. Ffs &g s lsasfisi .ss5s If ,9stes
Per Shoemaker & sanford's Express from Phila-
delphia. ls. s,
Per Rogers & Co.'S Express from Baltimore. S.
We receive Packages, Parcels, &C., for tho East
West and South Mt all hours during ths day. and de-
liver them to the consignee soon IS received. We
will also receive and forward from Baltimore and
Washington goods and articles Of every description,
by the first regular trains.
aai ROGERS & CO. 4
Office at Brookcs Periodical Depot adjoining Beers,
Temperance Hotel, Pom. nv, Washington oity.
Office adjoining Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad De-
pot, Pratt street, Baltimore. sa - HIS siaGa
Ivy III 5EE .fef4f egg sasgEftEfags i9l8.i2e
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Alison, has the following In relaaioa "a, the
King Of the Belgians and his relations, PFinee
q Al Paris. during the ssay 81 the sllied taoh..
archs, there WINS Lord ---l -, who had fllsd,
with acknowledged, ability, 4 hikh diplomats
situation 1T their head quarters during the laatsr
period Of the war. His lady, Of high rank, had
Joined him to paYtake IN the festivities Of that
brilliant period, and with her young relative,
equally distinguished by her beauty and laieats
then appearing ia, al, the freshless of oPsnipg
youth. frequent visitor. at this period, = L9sa
-'s family, was young officer, then M Id
de-camp To The Enhd Duke ConsmhtiAS, ! yosik.,.
er hrother:of IN ancient and ill,suipus family ID
Germany, but who, Ike many other Scioos Of
nobility, had more buod in Ais veins TITAN mcnsy
in his pocket. The yepng aidrde-cAmPa yasI
speedily captivated BY The graces Of The English
lady and when the sovereisns were about % ~
out for England, whithef Lord l-l44 wss u ac-
company them, he bitterly lamea,sd, de ssaaii-.
ness Of hi: finances, which preys.tsd him from
following in the train 81 s0tk attfactiou. Lord
-------4-- good humcfsdly told him 10 should u
ways find place at his table when he wAs nca.
otherwise engaged, and that he would put him.
in the way Of seeing Ill the world il the British
metropolis, which 6e would probably never see
TO shch advantage again. eitli Il IaoE hss i.
Such m offer, especially lwhN seamaea b.
such influences, proved irresistible, and The yeupg
German gladly followed them 10 Londo0. H.
was ,hefs speedily inssoduesd 70, sad 'srs lodk
distinguished BY the Princess Chasaok1e, wlsSe
projected alliance with the Prince of OrasRs had
recently been bFekea oG. Though the Princess
remarked him, howetes.h was nothing more,
At that time, thsA ! passing 'rs9ard n her
thoughts were then nsoft Seri0GiaS cecursS1 ~
another. Having ssceissa. q vhS safSS time,
what he doomed some z6esshnt;ith1 ysaag
soldier proposed to the princess @a1 va,rsfaaed,
ana subsequently went 10 vienna, during the sii.,
ting 1t the Congrsss II that place. whore hiS ssS
cePGbae Aan WIS speedily sAeioslsd u sAetlsf
tender affair. lnvincible obssaelss, howevss. pre-
sep.ed themselvee 70 ~ tealixa tioA a ~ I'm
cen Chariot,eY ~ ~ WV Il IA M ip ksraeps
rejection Of the gallant German; be received =
friendly hint from London 10 make his attentione
to thelair Austrian les remarkable; he returned
to the English capisal. again proposed 70 ~
EnglisA peincess, and was accepted. Itvss Primes
Leopold, a Saxs Coboa1g; md his sabsequ1nt
destiny. md thas u hi 6nily, exeseds III tAat
- ~f r.
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rHEAPRtNTER. i'' A y

"The printer. ia his folio, hsraldstA Ne world,
Now comes tidinkS Of weddings markings, uiuMuIe-
RIGS, sntsrsainmenh, jnbesss wsn, observation-disclosures,
theNe, murde4s, msssacres, soreta epscssu1aa pro
pjsas, proslamatioas, eaAhassisx arSPh5sa tiip
rsvss, speEts playei tAsn. again ajnA pRwrshSsA
sccue xeasons cheating 4Eicks, rcbberies, en9rnoN
yilIanss Of III kinda, fdneFa tufidS, lew dbcove-
fisA expeditions ;pow eDnacAl thsn fsaescAl nAseets
To-day We hear Of new Offices crs.ted te-moF!ow ef
great men deposed, and then again Of fresh honors
conferred i let loose, apotheE go
purrAaseth another breaketh ~ thrivsth, hh neigh
Dor turnsth bankrupt; plenty then again dearth
and famipes cne runs apclh svtaasea, HeeP:
s rs s 1 srv .s's De
He stood thers alone i that ,ha1evy heur, Iaaae
y he swinging lamp dSiy burning; ISL, .,iia \
Az IA ;: .;.s within = .:y IS q sissn r. u
And heavily echoed the so|sfua seanA, d III
As slowly 81 paced OR shs Aossn ground.
-s.9sb 59xg 81 Y'34IeaL Iag3as1 q railsstlps {
And dark wsre the mansions se|asaly thsA aAons,
With he joy of fe.tiyity 9san,qs: ~. asa
We're now living ADsr In aA1it ateahfAs Fiil91
Yet the Ps,srnR atill worked, u ~ lessly posA
AZ slowly b gathered his mighty bet non,
And thsrs Icy the zsrch.ntal II Pil5owsah acwn,ai I
Ard building hTises a eSps: 81 y as:,Sw 80
That wodId hting - him fSaf sGa soTrowt5: - a
yetthe PaIsrsa Mds JlAere II his xh1f6Ky tooAl6,
And BE- set IN big frsnN-vosa sA.s Eies Haps
tGsyvsS .il s!4i agad faadl III Naaa@
TAs ysssg NJ M. sliu. - laAa'y haa hdazt
All dsssnisG ~ sfSeSs7s ri 80 vi,k
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Dst ~ rss.aa ~ slishisest - a1hs -
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s-y1,I:,. ,,,a,usnayer ~ the seat of Government
Wing newspnpsht, !. .. vi - the Whie cause
would prove vauI n:s ps.sdsr contest will
during tne aPPl1 ~. 49,. r. Nr.s,b.r ,,.rt.
publish, o. 'se g!S Ss WIZ n.n.r ant;tlad.
thorough ana aSclu ~ !. 20 y g. -, :,
THT wv III MIA In ID "a IL III.
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LAID down III 'li0 VIZ w "A Z n Az ,gsfaY
CLAY: t4s .5ef
I. "a sound National Currency, regulated ~ inc
will and authority Of the Nation n i.
2. An adequate revenue, with iair Protecuon 70
American Industry;
T. sJust restraints on the Executive rover, emorac
iua further restrictions on the exercise % ne
Veto; ss...s ~ ,,. !, -. ~ -s.,1s
4. faithful administration o. me ruOllc
with equitable Distribution o. 'ne PROCESS. % s"'
sales Of II among Inc STATES 80: U. - ~
S. "An honest and economical administration q ~
General Government leaving punlic omcefs pr
feet fresdom u thought, M q the nent g ~
frage but NTH AaS1Ahla lnee y
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6. An amendment q the Coasesua4sen s.usu. a,s
incumbent Of ne Frss,den1al OASe :, = s4'ssy
term" VA facv4 II, g5ll.assf a3HiaIa9.
70 this annunciaiion we believe every true and
ardent Wing will favorabiy respond Inc neaf so q
,nhose hammers Coated unstricken during the cnna-
,,aon If 4O. must. everywhere, swell with glorious
;f ~ The memory OF the past, and their hopes en-
Pn.d ~ their ioyo,,s aniicpations Of the future.
T. = ss',e n;uhtmare Of treachery now rests upon
tha snerc;e. az the party but shall we not arouse
To the Importance ii the political conflict which
abo,,t - ense There are At this time foe opposi-
ton papers al the Seatof Government, each " lfs
nov andeayorinr 10 sap the foundations Of the Wing
anS biastnr he prosperity Of the country
bu * measures they propose. Shall We not rally
~ W. ~. fns. - ct.d bv these emissaries, whose