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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

NEW GOODS.
TIME subscribers are now receiving Al their
i Brick Store, on the corner Of Main and teffe E.
son streets. large and general assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
such as Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Ky. Jeans,
Kersevs and Alpacha Cloths; large and SPLEEN
did assortment Of Prints. Of every variety and
style. Brown Sheeting.. Bleached goods at vari
Gus prices; Cotton and Wooden Flannels. Mack.
nav and Whitney Blankets. Ginghams. Irish Lin
ems. Brown Hollands, Merinoes. Silks, Satia.,
Bed Tickings, Checks. Cotton Yarn, Waddinx
Batting. Hosiery. Cotton Hd'fs. Shawf., Vestinss
Gloves. Ribbons, Buttons, Combs, &c. &c. r
ALSO. @
Hardware. Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Gaps, Bonnets, Groceries, Salt, Iron, Nails. Cast
ings. Glass. &c.
We invite the public to call and see our goods
and examine for themselves We will take
Wheat. Pork. Beef and Cash in exchange for
goods, POSTLEWAIT & CREEGAN
Burlington, Oct. Fl, l843-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
p1NgLUMRER.

nNr HUNDRED THOUSAND feet Of goo
1 J line Limb, for sale by the subscriber "a 81
eIsase ,nr pork or cash alta low price," aPP''e
Tor ;ap,rdisttly, -o,cr pre,pcr.
Nef GFOROU. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
TAKEN UP.

DY Merit Nj. German living in Ruri,nkton
- Township. Des Mones county ;. Iowa Terrific.
rs, a certain hay Mare. no other marks or brand,
ou said mare except .addle marks; II haats h ign,
appraised to S20 by Ebenexer Riddle and ". e.
Hay. true COPY.
Feb 2, l344-.st p DUNLAP, CLERK i. G. {.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
La TIE ARRIVAL.
Helm & HOlIev.

Helkn = HOAley, WI
MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
~ Of Burlington and its vicinity that they
hare commence the business If
TAILORING If
on Water street, one door south Of W! NJ. De.
wees store. where they will do all kinds Of work
!" their line in fashionable style and on the
most reasonable terms. They would saw to those
who may be disposed 10 favor them with their pat
ronage. that they may Be assured Of having their
work done with neatuess end despatch.
D-Garment Cutting will be done At all time.
when called for. and warranted to ht II made up
b. competent worklnen.
Burlington. Dec, l6, l843-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
HEMP. HEaIP!!

xxTE ure prepared to make Ibis raj advances !
w the piapier. on Hemp ce.s'gnsd Y shsi
friends IL fsiladsIphi., Ne. Yer.; q Esss,
d., N. GRiDGMAN BROTHERS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

TIME Subscriber. will give the following srr emf
il ANS 10 Farmers IN Iowa for the bestlets Of
Pork broug ht 10 then, this wintcr. WHY
For the largest and best faited Hog. $40
Fos the hest lot Of IS Hogs raised by
one man, III 10
For she 2nd best lot Of IS Hogs rais- IL
ed hy one man. 70
Premiums to be paid at The close OF tho Fork
vac 1 ing season. o.
Nass II, il. rOSTLEWAT i CREEuaN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
hySsOLUTION.

! YY>IlE public hereby Notified. that the late
| ! 6rmpf Walker Il Co.n no longer exists. The
hooks cf the firm may be found At the store OF
! W.lker g. Mocfe, next door east OF Nisssrs Soci,
t...h 4 70 An persons indebted are requested
4 n rsll aud settle. Nov. LIST 1913. ..8s.l
-" ." isI9.-,f WM. WALsER. II
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

..CASH FOR CORN = WNEAH' Z
spn6,O Bushels Corn, apdsal r re .sesss
1S1110 Bnshsls Wheat, wsnteafo snRplyS con
tract, by y a 'l'''
~, 20 - e. -. ,..- A sen-.a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
NOW FOR SETTIENENT:

A LII those who kaow themselves tindeb.ed to
IA me will call n,me diately and settle either Ly
note cash or approved produce. or | will be eo,i.
PEELED 10 other means tar the collect ton Of the
same. 3 TDAVID
Jan ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

OIL.
q BBLS. Linseed Oil /, for sale by
u Nov. is. COPP h PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
For Sale.

4 NEW COOKING STOVE with appara.
"A. ratus complete, cheaper than GAN DC
had elsewhere, by w M DEVOE
Whcat. Hemp, Hides, Pork, Bseswax, Fla <.
seed and Tallow, taken in excha age for the
stove, or any goods in my store.
Jan. 90
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
DRY GOODS .

DRY GOODS.
IN BALES A Brown Sheetlngs,
OJ 5 cases Bleached do.
400 pieces assorted Fancy Prints,
100 Jeans and Sattinets.
80 Broad Cloths and Cassirieres
100 cotton and wooIen Flannels,
10 heavy Pilot Cloth,
A 3g assorted Bed Tickinss,
80 Apron Checks,
30 Carlston and Manc hester Cling ham.
10 q Irish Linens.
10 brown Hollands.
20 q Ga coiored nierinoes and alpacha
@0 Cloths,
Et i case Hard Times,
80 pairs asst. Mack. and Whitney Blankets,
200 wooen and blanket Shawls,
50 beaver and pilot cloth over coats,
bales cotton batting,
wadding, together with n
great variety of silks, satins. iinseys, hosiery,
bread. buttons, combs &C.; just receivsd and for
sale by w. +. COOLBAUGH. Co. JET *.
tOct.14
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
HOGS WANTED.

THREE THOUSAND head Of Hsgs wanted
j for which the highest market price will be
paid by dec p J. 5. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
PORK

WANTED by the subscrib ers, for which
wv they will pay liberal price in cash
or goods. BRfDGMAN BROTHERS.
Nov 25.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
TANSl T.AXES!!

rTNHOSE knowing themselves in arrears FOR Tax
Il Is of the present year. uS43) are respectfG'-
" requested 10 call aud settle the same AZ soon
a. conseuient, as the time for making a,retatn
thereof is drawing near, aE
JOHN II MKENNY. Collector
Nov. II, 'I5-3t Des Moines county,i T.
n - fAawkaxe cpnx three times.l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

q OR FOUR rooms pleasantly situated. suit.
- able for small families; also a small build.
ing on Main street. LYMAN COOK.
Jan. 60, 1914.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
r. f. GOOdlaue.

is. r. f. G0Odhue,
4 TTORNEY AND GoUNsELLOR at Law.
"a Office on the corner Of Washington and
Maln streets. Burlington, Iowa.
Dec IS, 1343-U
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
MOLASSEs.
A CARDs

NJ o. and S. House Molass.s, BY
IN. Sepss WI DEv0E.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
EXCHANGE

an The Eastern Cities, 81. Louis and New
W Orleans. for sale by
Nv. 4. ,43. F.J.C. pEAsLEf.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
WANTED.

A NY amount of Hogs, dry Hides and well fat
IA ted Cattle. fl which will pay the blghes
market price 10 goods or cash.. go. :.
Nov. IL. POSTi EWA AIT & CREEGAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
EXCHANGE

ON Philadelphia, IN sums TO suit purchas
ers, for sale by
New 5. WI CoOLBAUGH & O.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
EXPENDITURES.

has. 10 ~a"m dan aaa e" chat d,arn. = .p.1oq
N; ii S;:::'' survives '' '':.' .. II
John Z %,;ss' a. 100
4" John DunIat sces as Cork of District Ctt $780, 90
e c Waher cers S :. M' ria. G.. 70 50
H. s $:: ss:r 5; :; w.
ssa Hr nsss sss; s:@ 1"r " Term
. 10 John David, va stationery, ,s.a 3'Asa
breckenridge Bullock, Judgment county, aotaI
John L. n4e"nsy sssa S o'' Nv o
v;s's wa's ss board oar ssa'y s ss
j W% oNss' wood 81 ,ss he
Sss, aa soss r tsr'tas ,hs sss;y H
"a W. Cameron bedding furnished o Jail, sasso go
= VIM WaOr'lge refreshments furnished to afofS
John Dunlap, sisIf court, s,I 4 Sis
i 1'f R Fsyerns CAP s'ess' s' s'a 100 100
sa MSs%ss service: s sss, sf' SWIM s g
f'% sessa si .s ana G 7% s @ So: :,os
W" Nenoa, church, cour, house, hitsq
Thoma. oN wood agni.hst use county, Sc 400 100
4" Joseph kmtal stationery for County,, 4 ST SO
Geo H. fior medea attendance 10 mer. in Ssa.sH seI
-. W. Clark services Sa : '"'s'' = = 1 70
John Dunlap services G s IL ss . 9. ao !, GO
"" John \ M'kennoy' = Sheriff Is n W.. i 20
y. JK ; TsysfrsaAsss lu., psa.s go sss
o. shaw, witness days osoob~I Il Goo
o"0 James Wills ialar, ID ok .ahadl srSo
James Cameron, is1 4si -
CO Luxe Palmer jury pad SEQ
80" . MKenncy, bring llacelsanas
e~ Morgan county
u. Luke s rsms,. -loq saiqo ~ asvf i soc
r: 20 r's Ssss. Dsn's Sc. .,
Luke is"ef. ;efTt io3 seoigrea nFsssRpe III sW
o} : ''''p ''s'A ''''' county com gglti's I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE Of REA]
ESTATE.

EsO n 4 EIS
VTNHE subscriber. Administrator Of the estate of
l. Richard Park. land administrator de ben;s non
Of the estate of George Parks will On Stat day 81
January, 1874. between the hours Of ten and
four. Aell at public sale much Of the real es-
tate belonging to said estate as will be necessary
to pay the debts against the said real state
being the Souh East quarter Of section eleven (1)
and the West halt Of the Southwest on arter OF
section twelve (l1) al il township seventy North
of range three West. Said land will he sold in lot.
to suit purchasers, On credit Of six months. with
approved security. Said sale TO tuke place on the
.r~emises. Jan 1884. J. LAMSON.
TO THE LADIES.
yrVHE subscriber has commenced the manufac-
j turing o! La'!ies BOOTS AND SHOES, OF
all kinds and Qualities, and soicits their patron
ace. Shon on Columbia street, near Fletchet's
Hotel. S. D. COLBURN.
Dec. %, lS43-tf
CRANBERRIEs.
on BARRELS Cranberties just received
NU from the marshes Of WiscoGsii. LOT
sale by BRlDGMAN BROTHERS.
Nov as.
PORK
M ANTED by the subscribers, for which
w they will pay liberal price in cash
VI goeos. DNAD" AA' D
Nov 25.
So EXCHANGE
ON Philadelphia, IN sums to suit purchas-
Nov IS. W. CooLBAUGH & 0.
.H WANTED.
A NY amount of Hogs, DRY Hides and we'll fat
~ ted CATTLE /, r which we will nav the hlghes Il
Nov IL, fosTLEW Air & CREEGAN.
Domestic mullins. y,
4 LARGE and cheap assortment; dfDomcs
. o. as "'''''' ''' '''' " is bAvrp.
81 WANTED. 4oys.stgs
DY The subscribers. Wheat, Pork, Hides,
ID Fiaxseed, Beams, Beeswax, ia exchange
for goods or cash
Nov. lS. COPf PARbJNS.
TAXES! T.AXES!! Md.
rTNHOSE knowing themselves in arrears for Tax
i Is Of the present year. (l343) are respectfG;'
| " requested 10 call aud settle the AZ soor
| a. CONVENIENT. as the time for making a'retasr
- Join Ii M'KENNY. Collector
| Nov. II, I5-St Des Moines county,I 4
| sg SO {Hawkeye copy three times.l
3 BETTER THAN EVER. ah
/ TIME Subscribers will give the following rr emf
/ j u,hs 10 Farmers IN Iowa for the bestlcts 0
4 Pork brou ght 10 then this wintcr- ah
i For the largest and best fatted Hog. 81
i Fos the h. 81 lot Of IS Hogs raised by
FL one man, thu
For the 2nd best lot Of Is Hogs rais- ~
7 I'd Gy one man, N
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
WANTED.

DY The subscribers. Wheat, Pork, Hides
ID Fiaxseed, Beans, Beeswax, ia exchange
for goods or cash
Nov. IS. COPf PARbJNS.s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

We are authorized to announce II. B. MAR
Low as candidate for City Recorder.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
MORE NEW GOODS.
Carpetiug.

II CAEIetIugs9 =
rs Ingram and Stair CarpotinA
- 90 ps Carpet Binding, for sale By
Oct2i w r CDULBAUGH Co
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
COUNTY ORDERS
ROOMs no RENT.

LNOR sale for Pork by
Il Dac.2. POS1'LEWAiT & CREECAN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
TURPENTINE.

- EBLS. Spts. TurPentinc for sale BY !,
"a Nov. Is. corr j. PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Satinets & Hardtirsae,

~ PS. Satins,s and Ha rdtlnes, for sal.
4 y extremely low by
Oct..2s. S DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

$50 Domestic Muslins: ~
4 LARGE and cheap assortment; Of Bones
IA tic Muslius for sale very low by
O.,ae Us DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
WANTED.

COUNTY ORDERS and Burlington CITY
~ Scrip for which the highes. rates will. be
paid by sF #. J. C.PEASLEY.
Nov. 4'A3. tHawkeye copy the above
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

NIOIasSes.
TEN Bills. superior Molassss for sale low
DC. %. '43. jsDAviD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

on1 =. :" '1s"t ~ H'u'vry"4. y
ohm Dunlau services as Cork nc district Colt -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

Nails.
EORTY Kegs Nails assorted Nos. for sale
H. by Oct g t1H DAVID.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10
FFomfho piltabuseh Daily lornlnn Poi.
For the CLAY a,lrIb


Ag.the members cf tlis body hays taken
new noiioa, and have suddenly resolved
10 deal only il s,AUTHENTlCD papers
Wesubnil the following for their consider.
alton. We feel especially glad that the
uuscrupulous and careless practices 81 the
Club are 70 Be abandoned, and that ihey
viii nov only denI ID veil established
facts. i will give " pleasure u furnish
Them with aaefias Of ssoutsentic' docn-
tnenls concerning the lite, services, pros
poets end chafnclef 81 HnNRY CLAY, taken
from their own organ, lhe Pittsburgh ca
zello.
We will begin BY quoting preamble u
The Clay Club, denouncing The Gazette ior
nisrepresenIing Clnyu viewos Il vas pas.
sed, Feb. ! |, lS43.
II s.tgHEREAs, The Pittsburgh Gazette and
the Harrisburgh Telegraph, though prcfcs
siag Wig principles, hive been, md still
ale, eng god Ii Inisfeg ssnlin Tie views
cf F Clay upon tho subject oi oleclicn.''
u lo1hia, TIE editor u Tie Ga.
zelie, among olher lhings, wrote as follows,
m the 10Th of February, l643,
II reference 70 our elalomenla of nv.
CLAy's present tariff principles, We have
given them jual as We understand them;
end We are not alone il onr opinion, for
AZ. Clay Is supported ~ ne NZtigs aft
Soatb for holding jul sacb principle as
lOe understand aim to hold. Wien his LAM
ga,1ge l5ilg allOC 30 much latitude 0f con-
'lructioa, ttaS his friends II different See.
ions Of ne country support hin fer oppo-
lite reasons, ne Clay Club bardly does rs
Justice IN charging rs iDits alisreprsseNta-
ion.
"But we begin to have doubts about the
,roPriety Of our using the name whig ii
70 oursslf IL present. The men.
ling Of the term Wing, NOW, Is 4 Clay
nan" The words have become synony-
nous. TO such an extent has this idOlalry
leen carried, that If M. CLAY should die,
he whig party would die with him. lie
's0al" would be gone, and the poor, inaDi-
male corpse would be powerless We dol
l0i wish 10 place cur political principles 10
UGH jeopardy.
"Ao far as we can cooperate with Tie
Clay Club and the Wing party, 10 opposing
he influence Of LocOfocOism, and 10 sup-
l0Tling the principles above noted, i aill
i've US great pleasure to do 60; bet scten
e are asked 70 DO that whick orr conscience
els as Is sDroag, there oar pIths diuefge.
Ne will do every thing honorable CO The
iromosion Of any man, aPaEi from princi-
le.p
There Is en- "aalhenlicn fact, Is tie bis.
Dry Of the Clay CLUB, and The editor of
ho Guzellel We shall have more, per.
upa, hereafter
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10
II9IHgIIo19 a &c. u raIvIlHa1. 3 80.


syslem q robbery eDd plumber, ha lakos
from he industrious their hard 6sfaiaes &
add q tho profits Of 4 fow lofds Oh a loom.
who ialien and wax rich upon Ire nbor 81
others.
We appsal q lhe honest end INTELLIGENT
portion of ths people of lhe United states.
WHISTLER they VIII submit 10 lho impOs i,ion
much longer The present Tariff cannot
stand. L isnl var with llia interests vi ihe
great mass ol TIE people fepuRnant " ey.
cry sense Of justice opposed o lhoss cas.
uinal principles Of liberty and equalily.
guaranteed 10 us all 81 ile fundamental
charter " American liberty Tie Amer.
lean people aro too Intelligent q submit e
this system d robbery much longer. They
understand II, and me msanlhey shall un.
deTsland Il slill better II held single
opinion ID relation 70 any undeserminsd
subject that We believe We shall VET zee
verified, II u that The Protective System,
falsely so called, willnot loBg endure. Our
hepe Il lhatils expressions may soon cease
% exisl, and That Tho labor of our people
may be NJ free as ths airihey breathe:
subject only 70 those equal and Just bur,
dens absolutely necessary to keep ne
wheels Of GOssfnnenl II motion.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

4
Ol can y1u eees BY the daNnn early light ting.
hc tgoadiy We hand d DE twlligi't last lsan-
yho ola sIips1 and bright stare through me isIi,
paaht, Tingl
1,ct1a faMpaElaq waieh ere e gailenily stream
Analn rockets Fsi galei ne bombs bulsilns n eiI
Gave through tte shlthat our was eIitlale:
IN dosa sui nanhsF VA wave,
og ing rsee all TIE home oft h6 hEaVsg
On ofo dlmly nsSl through ne sof tho desp,
NVhs o bonhauahiy host Id decd allence repoae
A thst which the breeze, O'crths toWtrlns aleep.
81 % 1iIriiY blows hale sencsail, half dihsl0as
liehes ne gleam fths morning dESt beam.
IA ~ glory Eeaseiad nov ahlnss onihe streams
Hia ths lngspangIed Banner. Ollong my we've
lana II lho Zee ana ne homo " mo brave.
ANA IA IL sthet band who 20 Vnnniiagly nWofe
That havoc ofWaF and Tho battlsn eoniasIon
Aene and country Should leave usno mofel slon.
Wbs'g blood has wash ouf ihoIg foul footsteps p0ila
So could AYE the hlreling ana slave,
EHs gho terror u ilight 81 gloom of he grave,
Abdihs Star gpsngad EanneEin triumph doth wav6,
o ne land u me tree ana ths homo 81 The brave.
81 thus beit eyeg when ageemen shall stand,
BeNan tllelg iov'd home. nnd che wars desOlaalon,
Riea viii vet'ry ana peace, may ne Hoav6ngsssaea
lara nasionl
se the kowag that hath mad ma preserved us q
conquer We must when our cause II ID ndt.
ASd slls he our m0tto--iTn COP Is 0un TRUgr:v
And ne start psngiea Banner ia Triumph shall waVe
Der me land ale ifee md ne homeol the brave.
Il
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10


A friend has soni us he following con
densed statement of facts. They should Be
read % every doubling man il the Safe.
They leave. The bargain Fifiled upen ihe
sclofe h The ileaehefy.
Adetalc faa iasi come 81 ID Guernsey
county hsiueen essrs CASTOR end Law.
renee, ddnoc al ihat c5nnlfs aod
1Iassrs IcCIcsly and Nhsroni coonl. o.
Vince line 81 lhi Bareair aftir. ibis 10
& Ho.' inpcrlnri s1biec lo settles fcf aIl
men mus agree ihtl Il c5y. vas guilty,
heitnofodhr1n7 public c61fi8ncss -
ln1nph. 50 'eaia rss complete o1 ihe
5sncfie ii no Bsrrain uis rs.
tened beyond c,rpe or CAY ani t5sr1.
IRE iIulh e. DO c1e oat| b uh8tsa3i
ihs facu. Ltl Clay, ise Gen. Jackson,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10
80 lIIs IndIan. al.la a.nIIn.I.


= IL . - - IT n 7l77-ZT-7-I. ~
following letter from General Jack.
Vol ~ received fsw days siacs 81 i
citizen ~ this county At lhe request of
asg6gal citizens q whom lta contents we're
communicated We take great pleasure il
giging Il n ~ public.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10

'ey .aft We aleharPY 8 il.in tsstas
fefd.I oI iIe death 81 this veteran o1fsl E. nod
iIne Ils VA sir1ct 81 o roralrris ~ las I.ht
afe before Che auiFal as dali'sn. and aon1
hage Been Tex there. tnl lhai % wa noi ihartht
best IS disturb seer ioia which he lad tI'.n.
90 ih1 efr'1Ei 0lll Ihe best uaetiaal1if va taI-
edi end De Ea, re1osed lo lh g AalciIel lasf erc-
ainf. ani ts co.i6ns brtiIns sna sia.f 81. IA
Ienrdt ItI ar1 hlt ttftrrI irfr-irn
81 cIt1rIrs sIr0r'. ar, conscioaucr. Wears
-lallco IaaF Do b siiI belier ir..'rr. ana con-.
aleni hofas ale caicdai1ci that t1 Ht ll-
cs9elt
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-08-10
Hr1TTaa E Juno "a, 1914.


Fas anl II feceipi0 Of your letter u The
q inslani, md, daaah III bad health my.
se.l cannol ierogo The pleasure Of saying i
e NArds ia reply 10 i.
oi request ny opinipn 81 the nciRinas
1 focenllg nude as Baltimore y tho
NIlo pAtiy nitfs
wis lion, and have NJ doubl, if NE gene
flemen nominate are slecled, that The PEG.
nIe win iind lhsiE administration true t.
sihs sd republican landmarks, and every
81 wOrthy oflheir support.
Mr. Polk was raised II my heighbnr-
n q. aud went into public lie asn JeifeF.
81 "a democrat. 10 the great principles
o hat illualriOus relormer Of our syslemOF
rossrnnsong ho has been ever faithfuls and
haspfote himselfEon many trying Occas
S'6ns ahIs advocate Of popular rights,
res IKe sa oi0us friend Of the measures
oYe necessary e defeat the machi-
na,'ons Sc the ioral party HE moral
charscisf III pure hiecar acily for business
rFo.t. ~ q binary powers Of labor,
bolh mental and Physical, be uniies that
.l6es and judgement which are 80 requisite
e he sticc direction 81 such On Office
asihkt orehisl \ egislfalo ola fee people.
With Nj. DaIs ] 6m net 90 inlimalely !
acquainted; hnl ilo1l wlai knew q him
when So represented Penney lgania q the
Senate Oflhs Uhiicd States, aud vas chat
oSd liil 'lh public trusts % various other
irSpHisnl Iafions a. home and abroad, il
e. q s. doubted that hs equally deserves
he con 36nce and admiration a lha people
The favors That have been Conferred upon
bin 81 "a Keystone Slate, who's cilizens
ore tislincnishsd ior love al order, and fer
as sa6aort only 81 what i cllchlaled q
aafead ihs blessings Of equal laws, ere
bros lhal Ne hSa ail he characierisllcs
which tfe needed n q crisis Ike ihis 70
silig ihs sound feelings d lhe country e
lafge
hank you, oif, CO lhe sslicii1ls you
ave t6fs1ssd co my pefsonal welfare.
nf ace s neaslvruh. an now DOT ablei
ft d the duties 81 correspondence
c1' ne b ofan ainoueasis; but
iha1k God CO he pfivilsas yet accorded q
ne q conpEhoadinQ Che designs Of lhe
federal parry A6 lonras ] live viii W1Fn
~ counlly lgain1l ne dalrsls which wi
attend 10 tuceegr 81 Mf. C|sg's pr0posi-
.io o tlnhlish nnoIhel nanmolb bank %
tr.s down tie socmiig which lio people
ID BE veto power given ~ f1e
BE ent bg fhe conslil0lIon, b ,rgfla9
system 81 lfxalian under which hive %
I6ra ,rperod. BIZ admitting o. prncF'l
"a Is SIS SD foI he dislribu.'n n g las
rlcoo 81 he public lsnds; and lts,IF g
prevent rs ennextlion 81 Texas 20 pa
Dri., SrllzLfof Il csnnoibe denied .hat
hn position 81 Die question g Utterly
uafeiIt ne tlnc inialells q his copolig
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% 81 I'ci 'a,o ias IIaion While ihore isa
l-rccl.t.c ani co1ciicf.tIe r1llic1 q caf
citizens r'pessa ioh. onsncha eonai'iga I