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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04

NV lllsREAH, Jesst MCCOY, on On
wv iQlh day Of Novombor, In III

w IlIsnEAs, jesss Mccoy, on N ~, The
year lgla, executed his Deed OF Trust TO
Michael Forrest, for the purpose OF sucuf.
lng F1ljah 5. McCoE certain sums and
Iaymo6is IN said Deed mentioned, which
Decd IA uly recorded IN tho Clerks Ol
Eco Of Annie County, In Conveyance Book
No. 0, Page i47, and the said Michaol
Forrest having become unwilling TO exc
cute said Trust, and having rofusodvio
execute the same, the undersigned was
duly appointed Trustee, according TO the
provisions of said Deed, and The said sums
Of money in said Deed mentioned having
become due, and not being paid, by the
said Jesse Mccoy, and the said ELIJAH
having obliged to pay two OF said notes
TO Richard Bates, and the note to him The
said Elijah remaining unpaid; now, there
lore, in pursuance Of the power vested In
me by said Deed Of Trust, and said APP
pointment and in due execution oil said
Trust, | will sell by public auction Tor
cash, at the late residence of said Jesse
Mccoy, deceased, on the 30th day oil AprIl
next, the following described property
mentioned in said Deed, vlz;--The south
hall OF lot number 4, Of section number -,
in township number 2, Of range number >,
east.--The north half Of lot number !, OF
section number 80, in township number z,
of range number 8, east.--The south
half Of lots number 81 2, OF section num-
Der SO, in township number !. OF range
number 8, east.---Also the south west quar-
ter Of section number 80, in township
number g, Orange numbeu 3, east.-The
north half, Of the north west part OF frac-
tional section number 40, being lot num-
Der, 8, in township number 2, OF range
number 8, east ALSO, the north west
quarter, Of the south east quarter, oil
section number SO, in TOWNSHIP number
2, Of range number 8, east.-Also lots
number g. 10, dissection number 40, IN
township number IL, of range number
8, east; excepting two acres OF said lo
number 40.--A,so, the slaves Anna, a
bout s years old--Mille, II years old
Rhoda, 26 years old--Anderson, s year;
old--Mary, a years old--Sarah, years
old.-Also, six horses Wagon and team
twenty head Of cattle--fifty swine
twenty five sheep--set of blacksmith
tools--lot Of farming tools--loi Of house
hold and kitchen furniture, including foul
feather beds. And, also, tho negro man
Jack, aged about 81 years, If the Trustee
can get him into possession by the time
OF sale, or so much Of said property a.
may be necessary to satisfy the presen
claims upon the Trustee. Acting a
Trustee, shall convey such title as y
vested in me by said Deed of Trust, ant
the said appointment.
/ w. B. HAYGOGD,
Trustee.
| March 81, 1914. Aids
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY, S. S.

Probate CouRr, April Term, 1914.
nm PETITION of Sarah Jones
widow Of Wiliidm Jones, Senior,
sceased--It is ordered by the Court that
nations be issued to all persons interes-
IA in the following Real Estate of said
bceased, to appear at the June Term,
b44, Of the Probate Court Of said Coun.
\, and shew cause, i! any they can, why
FWri, Of Doweri in favor Of said Sarah
mes, should not be issued for tho pur-
bse Of having her Dover in said lands
|lo,ted and set apart, to-wit.--The south
sest quarter Of section number 4, in
1wnship number 2, Of range number 4,
s;, lying and being in Amite County,
Nd further to do and suffer such other
Aings as shall be considered Of them
ID ordered by the said Court in the pre-
Uses. tits further ordered that this Ci
lion be published in the Liberty Adyo'
ste for four weeks succ y.
,,.,... WITNESS the Honorable
~ JOHN WALKER, Judge Of Pro
bate Court Of Amite County
on the Fourth Monday Q
TWVN April, A. D., One THOUSAND
Eight Hundred and Forty-four.
Issued 9th April 1914.
S. r. DAVIS, elk.
April 81, 1914. 8w4
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THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
m PUBLISHED rveny SATURDAY ny
ArtoIjsTus w. FO1lSYTHE

rpnMg Three Dollars 4 paid ~ advance
.. rys I,ollass Al The end Of tho year,
w ~v Inserted Al One Dollar per
.,,.,s ten lines OF loss) Tor The hfst insertion
elus, ,',s, c.n,s aouAro Tor zach continuance
hna ivy ,sn,nsn,s moi marked with the number
~ ,n.s,,Ions. viii be published ill forbid, and
.'ssd .ccordinrly. Payment 10 DO made when
ihe advertisement 10 lcit for ln'cfion' OF 2" "o'
hand. n
A,,Icloa Of personal nature, whenever %
med will be charged at tho rate OF Two Dol
.,s for every ten lines, for each insertion, ana
ssymcnt required in advance,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY, SIS.

ANTE COUNTY, SIS.
To all persons interested In the Real Is
tate of GABRIEL w. HERRINGToN, mi
nor GREETING:
NOU are hereby cited to be and per-
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on the Fourth
Monday in June next, to shew cause, 1t
any they can, why the following Real Is
tato belonging to said minor, Should not
be ordered to be sold, to-wit:--Thc east
half Of the north west quarter, of section
number %, in township number IL, oil
range number l, west; in the district Of
lands subject to sell at Mount Salus, Mis-.
sissippi, containing 80 1900 acres--and
the east half, Of the south east quarter, Of
section, number Is, in township number
i2, OF range number I, west; containing
81 l2-1OO acres, in the district OF lands
subject to sell at Mount Salus, Mississippi
and the west half, OF the south west
quarter, of section number Ia, IN town.
ship number 90, Of range number !, west,
con,aining 70 84-l00 acres, in the dis-
|trict Of lands offered for sale at Noun.
Salus, Mississippi land The east hall, OF
the south west quarter,of section number
/ IA, in township number l2, OF range num-
Der west; containing 70 84-lOo acres
in the Choctaw district, and State Of MIS-
|sissippi. 10,
It's further ordered by the Court tnaI
this Citation be published ia the "L.oet'y J,
4 Advocate and "Woodvile Republican,
for the time prescribed BY law. ,ouN
.,.ll,1. WrrNEss the Hon. JOHN
sSSSN WALKER, Judge Of Probate q
| s said County, the Fourth =, Mon
day ofMarch, 4, D., One h0u'
sand Eigh, Hundred aud for'y-'Ou''
issusu SS R.DAvlS,
Clerk.
a =. ~ ,o1x 4w6
VI tA0ACh ONJ
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nTATE ON MLaslealppl

ANTS COuNTv, So
10 all persons interested In me (oiiooinc
Real Estate Of GEoHeE Witsor, icceas.
cd--GREETlNGi
VoU are hereby 01ed to DO and por.
sonally gppoarboforo the Probate
Court Of Amto county, on hc Fourth
Monday IN July neat, and shcw cause If
any you can, why the samo should not
DO ordered to be sold, to.wit;--Tbo undi.
vided hall of fractional section numberi4,
in township number 4, Of range numoer
cast; containing $50 acres, lying in
Franklin County, aud State Aforesaid
Also tract Of land situate, lying and be-
ing in Amite County, and State aforesaid,
designated more particuly as lying and
being about thirty miles east of Nalchez,
ON the Homochitto River, which it up-
pears was surveyed for Elias Bonnell, on
the 18th Of September l79l--by virtue
Of warrant, dated 9th May, 1890, certi-
fed 3lst May, 1893, and patented LIST
June, 1892; containing 400 arpents, more
or less.-Also fractional section number
rs, in township number /, east, situate
in the County and State AFORESAID. II is
further ordered by the Court that this CT
tation be published in the Liberty Advo
cate and Woodvile Republican. for the
time prescribed by law,
,,.... WITNESS the Horable
JOHN WALKER, Judge of Pro
K . bate Of said County, at The
s Court House thereof on tht
Ms Fourth Monday of April A
D., One Thousand Eight Hundred an'
Forty-four.
Issued cath April 1914.
S. r. DAVIS, elk.
April 81, 1914. 8~o
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butts, 10 tho the naiIon 10 foil Of the
"bunuly and fashion, Of IndIa--tho fash.
ion 10 pfoluso, but Al oil tho pnrllcs,l
look In vain for beauty among the Ia.
jics. ! merely 70 10 tho parties occasion
ally, because Il IL considered offensive,
to refuse 10 20 TO tho party Of Lord, or
10 accept tho invitation OF Lord 10 din.
nor.
The climate 10 now mos, delightful,
tho "Summer Of our discontentr Is past,
and now comes our GLORIOUS Winter, a.
bout as cold as May day with you.
Am glad to SEQ that Mississippi isdis-
posed to pay half her debts; but hope
and trust, she will pay the whole, even
| If the directors Of tho Union Bank did
swlndle the public-that does not lessen
the validity. Of the claim Of those who
loaned the money iothe State.
fyou ever engage in politics, | trust
you will not let the matter rest until you
force the State, to which we are so much
attached, 10 pay he: just debts, and redeem
her credit and honor in the estimation of
other countries.
know The State was swinded out OF
the (5,OOo,00o) five millions of dollars by
set Of unprincipled men, but that is no
reason why the State, who pledged her
self for il, should become party 10 the
disgraceful act.
Our cotton producing friends need not
fear this country as rival. A large
Quantity Of cotton is produced Of an in
ierior description but the Government
does not enter into tho arrangements
which would be likely to extend il.
81 send you lock Of India Gotten in
this letter. The cotton market Is very
dull here; am purchasing from the peo-
, pie at I'D. per pound, which is very low.
shall probably get Sd. for it in the
English market. have not yet got my
+ gins and presses in operation, but my
gin house is ready, and magnificent
: one it is; but you know thai this gov.
!. eminent is the most extravagant and
: slowest in their operations of any poo
II pie ever saw. There are lnone Of on
d go-ahead principles in them; they spen'
. a great deal Of money and do nothing
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NOTICE.
March 8, ls44.

- FTTERS Of Administration hFing
basr GRANTED 10 the undersigned at
the February Term, 1914, oil ths rrlOale :
Court Of Amite county, on the ns'fe o.
Marv Brabhan, deceased.--Ali pelsons
indebted 10 said Estate, are reauiPa %
make immediate payment-and moe ha-
wing claims against the same, are reIu !,
ted to presnt them duly a'nen1.E'eu
within the time prescribed by law oHney
will be forever barred, mr.,
AdministraYr.
April ct, 1914. % -
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STATE OF MlSSlSSlPPI,l
ANTE COUNTY

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY
CIRCUIT CouRT--Mdy Term, 1914.
Lewis jackson and
Winney Jackson, Attachment for the
ps sum Of $269 81.
Anderson Adams.
ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
u on the 29th day Of February, 1914,
LeOis Jackson and Winsey Jackson, appl:,
cd for, aud obtained an nitasha.~..a- & 1000.
Richard C. Westbrook, Esq, Justice oil
the Peace, in and for the County of Amlle,
and State aforesaid, against the goods
and cha,tels, lands and tenements OF An
derson Adams, for the above sum OF Two
Hundred and sixty-nine Dollars and sixty
four cents. returnable to the May Term
next of the Ami,e Circuit Court, TO be
held on the SECOND MONDAY IN MAY,
Eighteen Hundred and Forty-Four, aud
unless the said Defendeat shall appear
give special bail and plead, answer or de.
muir, within the time prescribed for a p
pearance at said Term, Judgment, fna
will be demanded against the property
attached, and the Garnishee summoned
and the property SO attached will De sold
and applied to the payment OF Plaintiff s
demands and all costs.
R. L. TORRANCE, Cfk.
Liberty, March SO. 1914. Avs
Ham. Mcknight Plaintiffs Attorney
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PARASOLS.
MFRS. TILLOTSON has Just receiv-
lV "a an assos, ment Of Parasols'
cwb,;ch will bs sold cheap for cash
Liberty; March 80, 1914. .
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

IA NEW ESIAbLlSf1NlElNl.
HNHE Subscriber would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Liberty, and
surrounding country, that he has just
spened in Major Donnella's Store, new
md desirable stock Of goods
n CLOTHING,
Calices, from 1910 Is cts. per yard,
French Calicos, from 20 to 25 cents
Der yard,
White and colored Muslins, from rs to
y cents per yard,
Brown dcmestics, from to 10 cents
Yer yard,
Bleached do from 10 to las cents per
ard:--
All OF which will be sold at New Or
leans cash prices.
II ]. sELIGMAM. \
April6, 1914. 5tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15


The taking Of testimony was continued 20
day as follows:
Lers fdie 2d.-Lives in Mcriden; Hall called
zitr and asked h,n Il he lad heard @ hias new rspeetia
II he ssli he had not tsre sarnrstass or surprise IN
men oii-rs manifested bT 5a.- Of som. rTs6n esiisi
% iuessy afternoon ard asked m he attended church OF
said. BY euttics suck 10 kiadle tire
Ira tctst was on the Cathode road on Sunday
morning aud 10 z Vi bus nothing OF Haii the
secret and sheltered from Halls t= mountain ors
Benjamin Trcist, lives on the road on which Hall
clans 10 have gone H hon all day the Sanda
OF III rardsr. aud dad not So Hall pass.
George T. HdH, cousin of the accused, lives IN
Mendsn was AZ home Sunday, IN 2il !tt!e after y
te fields from East to west saw hm ouy while he was
pasns 1yrs OF rods ld not Suou ths he was OF
any his hand thousn ne might aud nos have
r-a u did a9 P'r'ieuarT notice rs clothes c4n say ne
mad f7t on; n9 raS shnut the size II Hall
Dr. Gardner BGrt0r-Lives IN the village of
Slendrn; home >guLay. b-twee, O'Clock p. II
aEd suado"o aGd found Hail hl> VIE -, he dressed
for Ha "o4ndo NJ; ri:hj hand which he sad h. made
while fooln- "i MS kue; sold him medicines,
for both winch Hail pad MN The mGIder subject c
conyersaton with those IN 5 office t can't say Thser
Hall SAID an; thing aboat h- th Csttos Road IN
hs loreaeoa haT saw aothag OF Ha-h countenance was
Inns BdhdrM--Resides in the Northeast part
Of se{d-. a and 9ne ls from G. P Hall; o9 snnda The
distance Of 30 Co o, from hiIn sSng over the e IN
was ~ ,h- I did nor Lnoy tf 8fn t1ows hail; ,i,onrt
might have been h. and witness have known him.
ths field 4s absut u mules from Hlit'>.
Z. O. Br0rn-Nas In the field on the morning
If the lth aud who Within Of
him. did know hs and Did ret see his face; he
about ot Halls cannot positively s Hail The
m,r. his dress biussh had on aack hat
Curtis Peck, Deputy Sheriff OF Nllddletown,
rested Hall on tie Wednesday alter the murder,
he was at work IA : buckwhea hsId Hall then said
that ne hog-s . they would suspect him;
then MS house and GOT the clothes he had Sunday
examined them and thought There blood them the
bloody spots the clothes brighter sn th4n they
HIM he coGc"sn-nt of his clothes; the coat vest
and boots OF Hall winch ht oreu possession OF
Deputy Brown eXnvited 10 me CUuft aud JIrT DIS
CoTsey md woodward called aud rhcugt the spots
CLOTHES nadc b. bcod, coud net teii trour whet
part Of th body how Ong IL Ind cesn therei To
Johnson al the uliversty, 'sho hi seen the clothes
before honght the spots the coat caused by blood on
could those the other aruces not 81
kIud, ti~ boots exhibited Tor the purpose OF
showing ilou the them. thar Hall must have lsd
stoney rlacs like The morntan.
WeSSrS. Yale and HaU.-On Monday morning
huu the usual place, snd remained thyre until
taken away by rnihcer; heu Hall sad he hurt hls
hand whiting suck Jsdedah icoN ID worked with
Hall AT hour aud ht a5out days before the murder
when Hall aid ltr. +. Bacon handled good deal 3 money
does recosct Istnct does not recosct how
this subject introduced
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
CrOtOn Wnter.

To the Edito'' Gf The Tr5rne:
There is al article in The SIM of Saturday last,
signed Many Citizens calling upon the Com
mon Council Tor IL report upon Alderman Purdy' 5
Resolution inqurlng into the eXpedency OF sub
stitung ciserns and pumps III the place o' the free
hylranI system, which he alleges has entirely falled
1t would be matter OF deep regret II, after procuring
at great expense the largest and purest supply OF
water 10 be found in city in the world, should
nevertheless be compelled TO spoil II by giving II the
flat and stale character o cstern wafer before we can
get access 10 IL. The PhladelphianS are Obliged To
resort 10 cistcrus not Ton the purpose OF getting ac-
cess 10 their water, but for the purpose OF settling II
and rendering it iii for use they are compelled 10
choose between stagnant water and muddy water
We. happily shall not be driven 10 either OF these
miserable alternatives, If any means can be devised
for taking our water fresh from the pipes. Such
means, in my Judgment, have already been devised
There is a free hydrant which has been standing at
the corner OF Peck Slip and Front-street for the last
eighteen months, (sad to be constructed upon pecu-
liar princpes) which appears TO me to possess all
the qualities which can be expected or desired IN
free hydrant. 1t has given entire satisfaction to the
inhabitants OF that neighborbood not affected by
frost is never out of ORDER works easily that il
never left running and is perfectly tight when closed
Ii is simple in It's construction, and promises TO be
durable. | am told that the inventor has such con-
tdence in the entire hydrants constructed
upon the principles OF the one at the corner OF Peck
Slip and Front-srect, that he Is willing 10 warrant
any number o them for annual sum winch shall
be less than the interest OF the money winch would
be required 10 put down II corresponding number OF
cisterns and pumps. CITIZEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

~ Free lectures on Man: Or FhTsG2iosy ana
Physiology applied ts study OF characgf 70 he Eou
cation and Government of ChlIdren 10 ssii-lmpIoN ssn
Dscent Religion Morris Politics Temesranee EHtsls
Evils aud theiI Remedy &c by o. FOWLER % l5hYn @
gai -y-Ty MONDAY and "Wednesday evening, and at Hei
Buildings BROOKLYN every Friday evening comn-nciss d
4; ald with public tests o' The sciehcs' seas
Irv -, p;i.--.9 I..n;uqs
a; l5 Nassau Cliaoa Hall His Splendid cspns. ~ . "
Buss rer vis!tsTs. is-o iti
~ Lot. iis NyilIiamsburgfor = fer Sale.TsiA ell
i6e BUILDING LOTS Of extra si-- located o1 M as,.
thoroas East from tie South Ferry surrounded o
J s0n buildrss l,rv VIII De sold cheap 70 close par.
nership Appyto FISH. u Nass4a-9t Ns"-i f 95a OF
IA the evening at his residence L. Williamsburg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
CITY YINTELLIGENC nee

U. s. CIRCUIT COURT. Before judge bLrTs
CoSrlNING THE MAsrER-'The Court rendered
j decision on the application for trial on behalf OF
Lando Of the 0! the La Grange) indicted on
charge of confinug the Captain. appeared from the tes-
ony remsked Judge Belts, that Lanton aud the Mate mad
an aercation WHEN the Captain lnerposed, and Lantoa
pushed The Captain The latter got up and was push
as Lanon to his place ofduty when Landon sezed hold Of
him THIS is considered from s law, and the Constitution
given by Judge Story others coming within the charge
seaman or, one OCCASION seized hold of his Captain and
held him for against the ru Judge Story con-
siJered this Z, be coutnirg Application as TO this
branch denied Application also made for tEias on
the Ground OF new testimony. This testimony consists OF the
ssanen " no tried with Landen on he same charge aud
c,nitt.d The Court does consider this found les
tImony One of number had aireadg been admitted
as witness. uolle prosul having been entered IL regard
~ him aa gave testimony the facts, winch the jury
n,S.ed The Court, il lis charge the termination OF the
rial erred what the order which events had oc
CURED IN relation the difficulty between Landon aud the
Captain but themselves correctly stated IN the
charge The exception !s Iolat therefore, cannot avail
New ;ria denied.
REVOLT ON GoARp THE ORozIMDo.-Nlne sea-
men belonging Ia the bark 0ozmbe, indicted for au attempt
TO create revolt on board that vessel she lay the stream
last week ready 10 start for New Orleans, brought
for trial Mr. Benedict, with Mr. Bebee, appeared as he
counsel MIR Benedict denurred the indictment The Ds
rr,ct Attorney was anxious have the trla proceed the
aptain Mate present witnesses, aud the vessel
detained Argument heard, aud the opnSn oi HE court
will probably be rendered tins forenoon.
Judge BETS announced th4l the District Court would optn
ON Tuesday next On thursday Bankrupt CASES would Be
ba,r1 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
Letter from Wills Hall,

We have been permitted to make the following
interesting and valuable extracts from a letter Of
tins gentleman to his friend, Dr.. Child, of this
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

II BRYAN, SURGEON DENTIST, No. 80
II. Chambers st. Broadway respectful apnouncsso
his former friends patrons and the public general,
that ne returned Nswl the purpose making
his permanent residence aud trusts long and
erieuce al his former residence Wdnen'st Chamh.Lsst,
MurraySr aud Broadway w"llSsu the Southern and Wst
StstrS az, oi the West India sapS added oh,s
moderate char Ill insure h,m shug of th patronage
tbe hanche> of d-n tsi surgery. nhl3: 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
The Loco-Foco Game in Conueceicu; re-
bu!ked by an Ally.

TIE -Nadsso0saa Of Monday evening has an arti-
Gle so honest and manly that we are impelled not
only heartily 10 approve but to copy il entire. 1t
az follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
rLAFITTE.1
THEODORE, Or. THE CHILD OF II

THEODORE, vi, THE CHILD Or me sen.
BY PROF. INGKAHAM.
bsaqtuy ri5'fn Tai o and l5G Sf sh5 o the
sou Agents. DO you hear this u; cents or Se a. m
Bookstores
EIRTH s. HALL, Nc. Franklin Square, have We
.,,,,lI. on h.nd an extensive assortment OF AuS
and NTSiCAI INSTRUMENTS OF al! kr%s % PiAAo NJ
r0PTSS of different styles and nnish; Gu IAks' Ion
h best Spanish patterns oE which they have Esesa @
from Ihe American Institute over all oth.r m5Ass I
i9 M R rsrv superior oae aad style OF finish fiO fS
Of ali kinds and finish o5 Shsr :hy sT Iis2
e,FPeOSS TRONBONES Ete Al q theli oTP , ma manu- a.
- warranted; importers Of MI sly a.I Eli HIA5 0'
iiifsfC iNsTRMESTS ShM NJ sc sc [ses!ssa e as As
soon IS published JUST II fs TsoD Mt
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w co.ct;op Of gs for four male voices WIN Iano
pnimsn comp.!sd from m q P7e One oas
tERgiish authors by AUSTIN n my NnarsI esmmuaty
Dollar Per SET IL -;-d "a call rlhS u
NAY AND MARTINS BLACklNG375Cons;ss,nL- mi
IL on hand the true and genuine lmpoI.f1 OaS = ~
9 the brightest bes, and cheapest o!aekns IL as
wolio- fo '-1e A. 5. SANDS GO:
mill I'm 27s Broadway, cor Chambers St GFsale
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

=? The BUFFALO Clay CLUB has issued an AMI
mating Circular, stating the result Of their Char
ter Election. After setting forth the triumph,
they proceed
The Wings entered the field with the names of
CLAY and FILLMORE inscribed upon their banner,
proclaiuiug their distinctive principles, and with
nought 10 rely upon but their own eXertlons, The
eminen worth otheir candidates, and the righteous
ness of their cause They appealed 10 the sober
sense Of them fellow citizens and noblyhas that ap-
peal been responded To. The election has resulted
in Il victory more decisive IN It's immediate and
ultimate effects than any ever before achieved IN
the Queen City Of the Lakes, " the pulse OF the
Eighth District" ! he issues were fully and PLAIN
II presented our measures and our men were
prominently set before the People; we sacrificed
nothing for the chance of obtaining ieetng tempo
rarv success and instead of having 10 depiore, az
last year, majority OF four hundred and sixty
against us, we rejoice in a majority o two
hundred and fourteen for us.
Thss auspiciously opens the great campaign oi
1914 in the Eighth District. Is il not a sure omen
of glorious success in the final and decisive contest
in November? We ask YOU TO rejoice with MS IN
the political redemption OF Buffalo, not because we
have displaced SET OF officers politically opposed 10
us, bat because the completeness OF the change that
has been effected, and the means by which II was
wrought, show that redee0ling spirit Is abroad,
that the good seed sown in past years has sprung
up and is bearing fruit, and that we may rely with
the fullest confidence on our measures and men be-
inc yindicated and sustained bv an intelligent and
grateful people.
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