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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-23

IRON WARE.
4 Nd Irons, sad irons
~ Waffle irons, toast irons
Grid irons
Shovels and tongs with polished rod, and
brass hesds)
Plain iron shovels and tongs, &c
Iron sauce pans
Eng. brass kettles
Stamped tin plates, sc
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-23

PAINTS, OILS &c.
White lead, dry Chrome yellow Litharge
Do in oil Whiting Red lead
Spanish brown Lampblack Chalk
Yellow ochre Spirits of turpen- Window glass
Venitan red tine Window sash
Paris green Linseed oil Rotten tone
Chrome green Winter sperm doGlue
together with large assortment Of Sash, Tooth
and Paint brushes. For sale by
September &c. II, B HINsDALE.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31


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Yours hulf, pgQrgpiytIa
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31

We ue Weston Statesman.
Poi"iiooi.a and Frammrls.


NeWspafcrt have been compared 10 al.
most everything Imaginable. Some have
IcaIled ilcm picture or lhe orlJ, and what
not bui TO mr,il my present mood. the,
.cem on emblem or miniature ofc,eni,y.
lam not altogether prcpcred 10 say that
there IS no future with newspapers: but
presume 80, for there Is no past, or If there
is'iiis bot point. Now, if twenty year.
Pd" are bat point. then twenty years ago
the same length Of time ~ cOmc must have
been bot points aud when lapse Of time
past aud future becomes reduced to point,
what is left but that "elernal now of which
The poet sings
But must explain little. When | was
a liltIe boy Just beginning to read the pa
pers, was very much amused by reading
the following lacetots nauodon
"a little girl, last week, going to school, met
"counlryman driving load Of pork to town, whom
"she saluted with her best courtesy What
"said lie, do you make your manners to a load of
"dead hogs No sir VAS the reply, TO live
'sone'"
! DO not copy this Al length for the pur-
pose OF remarking upon its exquisite beau
ties, bat in order TO give more point TO the
singular occurrence am about to relate.
1t was on my thrtieth birth day-but why
enter into particulars unlolded a wet
sheet in a country post-ofllce, turned to
that favorite column of mine, the one con-
tanning the anecdotes, conundrums, and
apolhegms, the concentrated wisdom Of
the past, the present and the future yes,
the future oo--and there was the same an
ecdoe. II was the same, list ,ceeb and all
/ was inclined at first 10 doubt whether il
were the same. Perchance, said to my
self, it is bat The image, or phantom, or ca
j3ut nsortaum Of that Which knew IN
deed, it seems to me upon second observa-
lion that "soul is wanting there" N. b.
This was before The time of Byron, so did
not think in those very words To solve
my doubts, read it aloud. The company
in the Office stared at me. Ii was a plain
case, there was no life in lit was dead
anecdote. Hardly had laid aside the pa
per and gone out, when blamed myself
for my unphilosophical mode Of procedure
but was young, and the young are ever
! remembered that neither
nv father, nor mother, nor elder brother,
nor even my old nurse, could be bought
10 laugh al it. at the time when ii diverted /
me so excessively. 1t must, said |, be
meant for children. Just then little rag
red urchin passed me: seized upon him
md carried him into the Office, resolved 4
mon ain erpegimentum crucis; but the pa .
,er could not be found. Nor indeed did /
YER Chain the satisfaction desired until
.o.day. This morning upon fragment Of
N Y. Mirror. think, upon which ! was
nst about 10 wipe my razor, saw The same
,necdote. Now, thought |, we will see
this is real live anecdoie, or the /
rbost Of one defunct, that has been haunt
no the journals for the ast--yearS Il
,astened, half shaved, to some little sha0srs'
Who we're playing before the door, and
eaa it aloud. The experiment was decl-
- he dear little rocues burst into a {
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31


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beauty. or pretentions, TO the SATURDAY CoUR-
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The Saturday Courier has become SO well and
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course 81 thirteen years, that it would be super
Auous 10 say much on 'that subject here. We
NAV remark, however, that, TO the industry, tai
ent and enterprise, which have for years kept this
paper bright exemplar for all its imitators viii
constantly be added the productions Of every
available writer, and continued judicious and lib
eral expendt ares viii constantly be made, well
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others.
DOMESTIC TALES, ESSAYS, sc.
Every number contains several practical domes
tic tales. ESSAYS or Sketches from such pens as T.
5. ARTHUR, Esq, one of the most populor tale-
writers in America, Henry w Herbert Esq, Dr. .
lanes MHenry, Professor ingraham, John Frost,
3. L. d., Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz, Mrs. M. St.
Leon Loud, and, indeed, most of the best writer's
n this country or Europe
OUR ENGRAVINGS.
Scarce a number is issued without one or more !
and explanatory engrsvings, or copy Of
ome gem Of the old masters, with descriptive
ale, essay, or sketch.
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In this department constantly appear original
n selected letters from our especial correspond
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31
hddtc's, GEORGE H. GRAHAM,
NO VN Chc.nUi street, PHILADELPHIA.
THE BATTLE GROUND.
IJihdeyDbfy. Anil ~. 1914

Ms DEsa In reply 10 your inquiry.
can state, with perfect confidence, laat IN
tie summer Of 1913, I bad conversation
with YOU on the subject Of making engruy.
ed ,iewsol the "BaitIc Ground. Of Amcri-
ca' feature ~ the Magazine, and That I
then saw, IN your possession, an original
sketch OF Ghcw's house aud the battlefield
az Germantown.
Very truly &c. S. y. PATTERSON.
Gro. f. GRAHAM, Esq
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the ?. O. at Carrollon, MI,
the list day Of Jolly, 1874, which, il not Ia.
ken out before the Isl day Of October,
1871, will be sent 10 the General Post
Office as dend letters.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31
QUR NEW VOLUME.

W y 10 ~ u W 2 y II y v8-A 81
NOW is THE VERY NICK OF TIME TO SUBSCRIBE,
AS, ON THE SIXTEENTH OF MARCH,
1914,
VIII con mence the fourteenth volume OF
THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31

swafi ihni ppl'iiN Justice
,,es nfoH yiflHefa dfeds
lsf manHeb only llafinF d
,ss lufieHi If pislln
vil imsh "whlrb mflslle
sis hofsi ~ fnflrle ~.
ls,gl,l halo ~ dlsilnail0Hl
~ nsne dsen through alI
wnaihsi 10 ihe Nfffflel.
sblsll hs valnlY lsn.
Isaslal,le A. w. souhify'
as.s Ii,slf - 'yiltlebi N
fni eophani' stolgli "
~ mlt elo''ao 90 iafbt
No. y ih.s, ~ hata ihll
1 mgaoisp iaf flla ceppfm
4 fmlhn II CentItH 81
rs ~ fsfffnmenf b sleeilfft
|smitils il,a eiHlf ~ NiHis
af man / need not sisl
|lt poni, ne ss isHgD glt
ge m', iIis cunning al
| ft,glIsf man, even with
| fdatllt pi.fenns ~ fopu
iaaoi be- elevated 10 iie
dignity
n Igut comes intu ppwef
aay.maay ~ whan will up
hnwevef corrupt Is my
foi mere pafiyiini, even le
tel With my II ilc iuau.
official dignity and bls vast
Ven
}. operating w The same di
10 him 20 large q number 10
D will cater To hIs wish and
!, that bis negative becomes
resl.lless iaveliu Of death 10
lirh he, 10 hl' political prgu.
iaa likely 10 initiate against
rIees. Thus, leaving us no.
he 10 the will Of one man but
I his own purpose and his per.
mn. both of which he may be
IS The iceberg.
oprear, therefore. that The
b, for all practical purposes.
absolute 4! And Is il not also
/ gives to the President iegis.
in addition to his executive
Tor is this theory alone; but
our country. for The last few .
,ntly bear me oul, furnishing /
ish the business OF the above .
When has been the time, I
/ fifteen years, what the ques-
at the circumstances which
Congress to resist the execu-
lonel No, so all absorbing is
'ower of the chief magistrate,
has not only been compelled
is ipSe dirst, but have been
lumlliating necessity Of send
es TO inquire of bis imperial
/ kind of laws he wanted pass
able TO reason amongst them
he good Of the country de-
! YOU imagine it possible for
body to- be reduced TO a state
'lele servillty than The Con-
nited States mas been during
iministration? Contemplate
dy, whom Henry Clay has
assessing more dignity, tai
rlance than any legislative
orId, being driven by the ne
e country and the force Of
and compelled by the veto
1nb TO the dictation of Capt.
whom q more contemplate
er aspired to preferment;
ynerate breast there CLOVIS
Of political honesty, but who
nself as inconsistent as he is
Think of the law making
'e and solemn assemblage of
iced to The humbling alterna-
ing members 10 ask of him, i
'bsequiousness, what laws he /
hem 10 enact. And, even I
ing Up q bin under his own /
refuses to sanction ii. and I
- -.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31
1n-IaLalI-l-. $40. Al. 1871

WUuNS CtWUt That's 4.H imHu.
30 A.8 ol ilfNIfeulanlfI.b arIu6.Hll.fE
ful Who. Wfiftoof hmfllud given rm.
bii1ls ilHuetaa rs tnpf f1in, but
Wbea iuctpsei iu uuliy auI., telu le
think tia bn rpuh not a1pl Go give bi.
services lof nuiIInf
"Oh Jauci. don1 ny tlr Co., ol lbat'
uil i've acnte lm1ed wom8u--"d oht--
q poor choIar never cHmr luo ll' hou.e
,hai / didn't leel as ~ NJ lrOggH heh ~
Gum heotba NTH him never miss tir llt
! give them my lcad warns 10 lhe soft,
aud homey sound vi lhoir bare feet on ihc
floor, aud the door almost OPEN OF ltseI.
lo receive item inh
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31
&cgsOOl lands Tor lcaae.

ON the second Monday in November next we
" will lease, for Che term Of 80 years, the
school lands in township 20 range D b. at the
court house door in the town of C0rrollton ON a
credit Of one, two and three years Purchasers
viii be required to give boud AID good security.
Il. MCNEIL.
c. X. SINCLAIR.
EDWD. MEMS
JOHN LOTT.
LAWSON DAVIS.
Aur. 3Ist 1914. Trustees.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31

itsnlom ~ a.E,srs n M omp.fNiga IN
mffafif Walf,HigaA
nNR LITERARY DEfAllTAgNT
fhn hni lone NJ llie sfurss % gm
hlm' MsaVi6e be- aite0 4 ite FIo.d pH
l.faH "a "fts kaffsR nagaiias ~ imgi4
fg" Wllh neh wuisfs re 49, f.lloplag.
Heauf Hl regular contribution. fhe 900
.fHffdsf ahy ufalff jsb ifanhaga
toafst llau Jones \ Paaldnr. " q
Nft8HL ilehff W isnalslla~. Aaihaalfi
llaHihmat. iiefw w llefwu. lanf
Hatel lowell rlaflsi Fsnbo lfpfuat.
lieu. y . toured. vim : host ~ oilff
gfuilfmfH ~ hlaH fefae.
Mm hmsls " Ws.by. Sizes eedgwiA.
Ns H.asmnsy. Wu Npfy Cafspa. MR.
Ann y stephen. Nfi lifpDtf. Hr a..
eesi. Nr rmhyt, So htim emiih. No.
thla. Nn Ahh0ias. So Wonhiaalont.
N.H llsHd, Mls llrrey. sbd others
MUSIC AND TIlg FhtilONH
81 arrangement has ieen nude with
famtfifm artists ~ otieifaf mstie sof
l1ialiam's hlaa1iaf, and ala,, lof a.e eafli.
efl styie ~ lla1lonaJH costume, which viii
lflUlafly ahtUW lu ihif work
II Hf
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-31

~ ~ i'tsslsei usGsllsr !. LhFIssi. Fna'e
liflsn1 sAs fsffsny
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16


A Monkey show came off'in town on
Monday night, called "Dissoiving
Scenes J" The whole was dissolved on
Saturday night in double quick time by
the breaking Of the loist under the
roomin which the performance was 10
have taken place. The whole concern
was knocked into pi-the audience
narrowly escaped with whole limbs
Our Devil has not we! recovered; IN the
midst Of the uproar and conius'on'
which the whole house was thrown IN
to, he was knocked down stairs, and
turnover by some halfa dozen or more
before assistance could be rendered.
We hope in few days, he will again
be able 10 be about. As we are lnioT M
ed the proprietor expected puff from
us, we will say in all sincerity, that II
was rs good as puppet-shows usually
ge, TO be c. good for nothing.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
sArURDAY, MBER 1s44.
The Elections.

Except from numerous and some
wha, conflicting rumors we have few
returns this week. By next week we
shall probably have certain intelligence
from Ohio, India a, Pennsylvania. N
York. Tennessee, Kentucky, and Louis
ana--enough to determine tia result
Al present we omit the publication oil
auch deals as we have received.
We have hoarl from forty counties Of
Mississippi--Pu!k upwards 1000 ahead
he mas this State by some 6 or 7'ooo
At Memphis Tennessee, we are IN
formed the Locos give up Tennessee.
Ohio is going for Us by large gains
In one half,he State heard from Clay
il 1890 ahead OF Bur,.ey's majority.
In Kentucky every county heard
from, Clay gains. She will give her
favori,e I2o or 1900 maj
Blu, little is heard from indiana
whig gains as far as heard.
In louisiana wing gains in every
nar;sh heard trom--427 maj. in New
Orleans.
From Pennsylvania II counties
heard--raIling ofi'of 20ooin Phlladel-
rh:a-corresponding gains in the coun
try.
From Georgia no news except an e.
lec,ioneering hand-biiI pu, ont before
tine election in Alabama, stating Polk
gains.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court Of Pamela county
adjourned on Tuesday morning. The
Session opened on Wednesday last
and the docket was run over with
rush. There was more confusion, and
less interest. more hurry and less need
of it, more business and less done, than
we recolleci 10 have seen before IN the
same compass. The dissatisfaction
with the Bar and NIigan's seems 10 be
universal. His Honor seemed 10 be in
something Of u pet with himself and ev-
erv body else, and having run over the
docket in manner which did poor Jas-
,ce, in the opinion Of many, to The bus
mess Of the county, he cut sA'rtlhe ar
gunent Of some important cases took
them under advisemen', signed the
minutes, put on his hal, told the Sheriff
70 adjourn Court latter the manner OF
his Honor who swore he'd be u
il the whole proceedings shouii'nt he
souasheJ) and was oct Of the house in
ntwinkling, leaving the members OF
the bar with their fingers in their
mouths, looking about like blanks for
signs, wonders and omcns. How q
sensible man can Justify such impotence
and pcevishness in the discharge oil
public duty we are a; loss To- conceive
The Judge who sits upon the bench
should recollect that time is precious
and fatigue and expense inconvenien'
10 others as we'll as himself, and. weigh
ing his individual against the public in
convenience, he should make up hi>
mind 10 suffer his full share Of it or
resign his office. We would not vii.
lingIy do Judge Howry the slightest in
justice, and will retract if we have
done 50. But, without personal disre-
spect to him, we think the course pur-
sued by him at this session deserves de-
cided and pointed rebukc, and that when
he reflects npon it, he will fully coincide
with ns4n opiaion.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
NG{ica.
The State OF Ans5'sslPPil Pr0al
Ia'iaha che County Con-

The State OF mississippi PrO.,
Iullala che County Con-
FL Hubs n ALIEN, Ju4ge a,
- PROBATE Lourl o. said cUu1lylv
% Gefeoy gwen thai Oil arp.caius
a.c " james Afford, guald,4a c il
huSSel, Nancy Russo. anu NiiIiar 4
sci, mluor hens vi Gavin Russo.
eased aud james IIamtetl the b.,.
OF Mary Hatniet anu child OF he 81
LdivIn Russti deceased. all Oh sagu.,
1. VINO Ctuine an undivided one b.s
part tor each OF said hers uaB lid
tract Vi laud known Us lie uorll a3kr
vi The west haii OF the uyl,a gys ela,.
Ter vi SECTION 81, and The ives. nsais
south Wcsl quai ,cr Of section 1a, an
&c west halt OF the northwest quarrel
OF secuOn z9, all IN Township 4, Alle
) Eaal. / have nominated Join t.
McAiee. John EiIet aud RI. erPuvtl
LUumlssIoners 10 DIVIDE the said track
oi iund INTO equal shares or pi&lal
unless proper objections stated 20 mg
charleston The Cuouty AFORESAID % b
end Monday oi January mex, lhs :.
John Il. McAiee, John E!leIt, and Rs
ert Powers wi! then be aPPO.n.gaIe
inISsfuuttS 10 MAKE pariIliOn oil tas S.
lands pursuant TO al &C. entitled ND
concerning The partition OF tllds lt.
10y corarccGers. JUtnI tenants aid e'-'
ia common.
Given under my hand this Tie ID
day ol October, A. y. 1874 al Chars
Ion. HUDSON ALLEN, Jlts
If Probate Court. -5.-.-'
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
Native Americans.

We are glad 10 see this class oil our
citizens daily gaining numbers and
s.rennth. At late Naive American
meeting in n. York 100000 persons
are estimated to have been present in
the Park. The voice of the American
reople is now subject to be controlled
through our naturalization laws by The
scum Of Europe! That this is 50, we
shall take future OCCASION 10 demon
s;raie. We shall take pains to present
some facts calculated 10 lead American
citizens ~ reflect whether they are free
in fact. when they may al any time be
prevented 10y foreign roterS from ex-
messing their sovereign will through
the ballot boxes! More fraud more
rcripry. bribery. and wrong has been
done 10 the interest Of the great body
orthe people as a consequences Of the
existing naturalization laws than many
dream Of. No American born citizen
can fairly investigate this subject, If he
would prosper with and not against his
cnunirv, and refuse 10 fight under the
NATIVE AMERICAN
Flag, which for US, we hlnS 10 the
breeze, swearing our future undivided
md perpetual allegiance.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
Adnissistra toss Notice

z ETIERS OF AdninISii a,.oo "il %
= will annexed havirg been s'aa.'
uc undersigned on The Estate o '''
Meek deceased by the Proba.e Jy'',
Tia .iaha CHE County al Ire V'~'
Term A -. 1871.
Therefor no.ice is hereby gwen
ali persons !. 4bted 80 sad e''5
come forward and make Innsl,
payment. Those having Ca.n'
gainst said estate are also hefey' !.
ned 70 present the same duly aa.n'--
led lor payment wlihrn TIE LAX
scr,Lcd by law or this nolT VI
'N"N - - i. ). FISHER 5a'
aN James Meek deceased, %''-
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16

ELIZABETH JOHNSON, Admins
Z tratrix Of the Estate of James Gar.
ret deceased has filed her accounts ut
the November Term of the Probate
Court of TalInhaiche County lor = E.
nal settlement ofsaid Estate nj the jan
uary Term 1915 Of said Court;
All persons interested are hereby re-
qujrcd 10 attend on said day and show
cause if any they have why such liial
settlemnt and allowance Of said accounts
shall not be made.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON,
Formerly Elizabeth Gdrret. Adm'r. OF
Jas. Garret, decd. 35-3w.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
Terrible Disnsier.

By the explosion OF the Steamboat
Ley Walker. near New Albany. indi-
ara. on ,hc o3Iult., it is estimated that
yiriy 10 eighty persons were killed
! wounded ar missing. Inc i"llo"'"S
| list Is !rom the Louisville Courier
KiiIed AID Missing.
Gen. J. w Prgran. Of R'chmonl va
Sam'i NJ. Brown, Post Once Agent
Of Lexington Ky.
J X Corm'ck Of Virginia.
Chas, D2nae, oi Louisville.
Phillip Wallis formerly q '''5"''"re'
Rcbc cca, daughter OF Al ro''ef' o'
GrcenSvilfc. Va.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
W AN ] Ens

6 SITUATION. \ Young man who
= has had SIX wears experience in
teaching the English u Latin languages
desires 10 obtain location immediately
Any communication addressed 10 J. G..
II a Belmont will be promptly az
tended TO. 3I-9w
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

4 EFTERS Of Administration hayino
In been granted to the unders rned. a.
The September Term \. d. 1914 of The
Probate Court oil Pamela county, on The
estate Of Claiborne Loonev, DECEASED:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted To said estate 10 c,me im,nedi.
aieIy forward and make payment
And those having claims against said
estate will present the same, duly au
theniicated 10 the subscriber within The
time limited BY law, or ihev will be for
ever barred. MARGARET LOONEY.
.4anr 34-6w.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-16
kGn,inistratO, 5 N0llS

LETTERS OF administrator %
been granted 10 he undersiso5o y,
estate Of Abner ". klpatrlcS c's. I.
by Ire Probate Court Of la'I "a \,
county at the October Term A. a. y,
Therefore nulice is hereby g.
all pee>ons indebted 10 sac s IS
rome .btWard ana make imned'.
ment. Those having CLAIMS
SAID e>tale are also hereby p0.''
present The same duly auiheA'''sJ
payment within the line Pfe''i,sy
law. or This no.ice will be P'f'-
o! the recovery. ,.,- ib
ABRAM w. DAVE
of AbEer w. Kiipairick dstL