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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

MR. CLAY is now en- route for New Or
leans, whence he will depart for Mobile,
Georgia. North Carolina, Eastern Virginia,
and perhaps Washington and Baltimore
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

The New Haven Courier Of Monday says
the snow has fallen in great quantities in the
adjoining towns, and travelling is difficult 10
miles in the interior.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

REMARKABLK AsAGHAM.~-Pilats's question
10 our Lord. "Vhm is truth ?" in III. Lotin
Vulgate stands thus :-Quid est rcritas -
These letters transposed, Est pU Qut adeSt-
I"It is the man before thee
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

la this town, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. MIR. Hatfield, MIR Edwin II. LAX.
Of Fall River, to Miss Mary E., daughter oi
Mr.. Samuel Vaughn, Of this town.
i1 Evst Kilipgiy, Coma, 'iyth ait SIR.
BenjgmIn l.. Burdick, Of this town, 10 Miss
Mary l.. Pearce, Of Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

MARrLANp.-Tbe Legislature Of May
land, which convened at Annapolis las,
Monday week, will proceed without much
delay, to divide the State into Congressional
districts, under the new opportionment law.
She is entitled 10 seven members. The
election has been deferred. IN consequence
Of the future Of the last Legislature TO dis
tilct the State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

% Messrs. Knowles e. Cheeseman,
whose names appear bold, are old establish.
ed merchants at Knowlesville, Orleans coun-
,y, Ny. Proofs Of the great superiority
Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam pour in from NIL parts
Of the country. Nothing canir4ual It's sue
cess in relieving human suffering.
kno,ciesriH,, Jnne 20, Is43.
This will certify that have been afflicted
with a Lyer Complaint, general debility. and
pain in my side, for several years. and for
eighteen months had been unable TO do my
work. In December last commenced tax
ing DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
and found immediate relief from it. soon
began TO gam strength, the pain in my side
was relieved and had also a cough, which
was entirely cured in few weeks by this
medicine. ANNA ID. HOPKINS.
The above certificate is strictly correct.
3 KNOWLES & CHEESEMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04
y.-s IS SHIP NEWS. sM
PORT OF NEW PORT.
A RRIy ED.

THURSDAY, Dec. 2s.
Brig Colombia, GORDON, from Fall River for
Wilmington, \ &.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, I'm F. River for
Baltimore.
FRIDAY, Dec, 20.
Schr Mary, Gardner, fin Taunton for y. Y
Schr I'non, How land, I'm Prov. for Baltl.
more Candacc, BrIghtmaO, I. River for do
Soops Washington, Howard, and Ellen
Smith, fin y. London for Warren Nglant
Heath, n. Y. for Prov; Aron, Heath, do fol
do
SATURDAY, Dec. 80.
Schrs Thos. Frnner, N,kerson, I'm phiad
for Providence Berry, fin Baltimore for New
Bedford, Sail, Hope, Kelly, Dcnnls aud Z
top-sal Srhr with house on dock, fm 81
Marks, both for n. York and foro aud ai
Schr fui Baltimore for Boston.
>loop Jas. .i.ampheer, Kenny, I'm ~ forl
Tor Providence.
SUNDAY, Dec. II.
Sloops Victory, French, I'm n York io
Prov Brunette, Sm.th, Norwich for do
Mary Nichols, Spencer, Prov. for Nantucket.
MONDAy. Jan. ;.
Schr Curicw, Crowcll, im Baltimore fo
Prov
sloop Nolant, WIllsion, I'm \. York for r
River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

o. The flag staff fran Ashland, for the
Wing Prize Banner, has arrived in Baltimore
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

.5Ir. Clay reached Memphis, Tenn. on his
way down tho Mississippi on the l9lh ult
and wac enthusiastically received.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

SUNDAY. Dec. :
CI,EA ED.

o0th-Schr Massasoi,, Drapsr, Havana.
3Oth-Brg Good Hope, Riley, West lndIr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

Ole Bull is drawing crowded houses a
. Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04
Bank Of IL hOdc Island. s

A Srmi.annuol Dividend will he paid .
Z this Bank on and after Monday, Januar,
isi. 1874.
The annual ioeeling OF The Hioekhol
will be- held a, the Bank on Tie ssnle d
II o'clock, a. IN. " :"
w: Az CLARKE, CASH
Newport, Dec. %. al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04
BUFFALO RQBES.

A fcw large buffalo skins ot a very lo'
price, for sale by
T.. w. LAWTON & SON.
Dec. 0Sib.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

| " .7desrtis'd letters are pineed ina sepaI az
bOx. Persons applying for them piH please cal
for "ADvERrissD -LErrHs,s. ~
Alien M Ni.heson Miss SarahG
Almy Miss Nancy Perry &Swczey Mes.rs
Bolton George Perry Elizabeth
Brown Alden VI Potter Thomas q
Bryant Capt Charles Raynes Capt Benz !
Cooke Thomas Srhr Susan Jane !
Coolidge Richd II Reynolds Frances III
Church Miss Chloo Saunders William
Crlney Mrs Ann S,Pphsny0n cpptLuthal
Flinders Joseph + Thurston Mrs tarurcs
tiariner Easton Wheatland George
\ Goodman ifenry dAsEsrows
i Hall James B Webster Bcthuel
Houghon Miss Abigail lrrsH.
Lewis Thomas i Conroy Caiharne
LuhbOrongh Aaron Iinghs William
Macy Josiah OBren Daniel
Merrill Charlos NJ o Neil Daniel
Mitchell VIM ii TIernan Patrick
! lJ4.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, p VI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04
Administrators A Notice.

I'M and after the eighth day Of January.
~ 'IsIl, dividend Of ga per cent will b."
paid, 1t The Office Of u. Y. Cfanston l. son.
on the claims Of the creditors oi the late
William Barber, dec.
n. Y. CRANSTON, .4dmr.
Newport, Nov. 80, ISI3-3w.
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MUFFs.
Joseph B. Weaver,

llrsPEcrrULLy invites Ladies Who sfe
IL IN want of .NUFF,S, 10 call and exam.
inc hrs splendid collection. o, No. 1871
rhsmes street. The bwest pusslblc rrire'
vii he named. I'D. NV 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04

/ Semi annual Dividend will be pal
"A The Stockholders ofsthis Institution
and after Monday peSt: the Isl January. /
Per order Of the Directors.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashies<
Newport, Dec. %, lS43-3w. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04
NEWPORT BANK.

A II meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
N Newport Bank. held "Wednesday. Janu
airy 3d, the following gentlemen were elected
as Directors for the ensuing year
William Vernon, Isaiah Crooker,
William Stevens, Edward +. Newton,
Edward r. Allan, Simon Newton, Jr
Wnnton Il. Sherman.
WILLIAM VERNON. waa elected President.
and =. Cauo6NE. Cashier.
Newport, Jan. A. lS4J.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04
kno,cie spiH,, Jne 20, IS43.

BRIGHTog MARKET-MOnday, Jan. !, 1914
Benosted for ihe Boston Daily Adyefliser " Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04
Wistar's Cough Lozcnse.

TOR sALE nv
Dec. g. X. j. TAYLOR
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Letters.

REMAINING IN THE Posr orficE, EETPoRr
H. l., Jan. lst, 1914.
| " .7drertiS'd letters are pinced ina separate
boz. PERSONS appIHing for Mem NiN pLoast call
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

rich bein the partner of that prince Of villain:
Sheldon Wooster. And some Of folks con
c'uued II would Mt do TO run mau of his charac
ter and we concluded to have private meeting
so we met at our usual place, the club was called tc
order oy Receiver our worthy President, who ex
planned the object of the meeting in q feeling
manner ; SAID he was fearful our party would be
ruined by the willy efforts of The Locos, who
were assang our best men and throwing fire
brands INTO our ranks at every opportunity. lie
took his seat and the club proceeded to business
Artillery offered the following resolution
fesolred, That we view it as dangerous to the
success OF our principles in this county to run Mr.
Goodrich for the Legislature ia this county,
henoVator rose and made speech, am sorry the
Locos did not hear it, think it would stop ,heir
tool slanderous mouths for while at least. He
told US thar if we reducod men of Gooirich's tai
enls TO the ranks on account of tholr plrtnershp
the Locos would next ass;i Batson and say hi,
artner had once been elected to the pententiary
IN EIrginii, by IL very homes: men, and that he
was otherwise as foul Wooster. He conclud.
ed by moving that the resolution b. rejected, and
crlled for the yeas and nays; they wore ordered
and the vote stood yeas, ) nays 50 the resolution
was adop:ed.
Artillery moved adj journm,n,, which was
carried.
lie left the house quite wrathv. fear his sill.
y notions of honesty will prevent him from vot.
ing for Goodrich. Before Gibson 90, here ma IN.
ed to Receiver, that Gibson had better lot Sewer
alone, that 1t was DONG more harm than good
The idea took ith Receiver. and we went around
TO all the boys and they all agreed. So when
Gibson got here, Lundy took him into the Judges
office. aud we dropt in one at time until we ali
got IN, nigh about dozen Of US in, when | rose
and says |, Doctor, we have concluded that YOU
had better say nothing Of the Sewer case here. it
VIII do more harm than good the Doctor says
so say you all g-ntlenen. All SAID
Says |, IcCIaln has promised me to excite tha,
question, aud tho Locofoco canddIles will oppose
II, and we can stand off and say it is u Locoiocc
quarrel. Says the Doctor you are right Tom
and will say nothing about it here to-day and
| will tell them it has become Locofoco quarre
and that felt 10 interest IN it.
Our President has examined this and is well
pleased and orders me to send ii to You. lie
hopes you will revise, alter, or nmenl i. as YOU
may think proper, and lend it TO the Frontier
Wing for publication.
Yours respectfully,
TOM THUMB.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
For the Arkansas Inteiiis encer.
"OUR CAUSE IS JUsT.o

With peculiar force and adaptation may this
motto of ono Of the proudest and brightest of
American statesman, be applied to the recent ef.
forts of the " Western Cherokees," in represent
ing 10 the United States Government, the wrongs
they have suffered, and seeking that restitution
which weak and oppressed people should in JUS
tice expect from the liberal and impartial policy
of SO free and enlightened Government.
Thore is much in the history of this people to
enlist our warmest sympathies TO awaken our live
lieA sensiblIites, and lead US from the cold and
cheeress region Of mere formal abstraction. to a
more enlarged and extended philanthropy.
, No candid and impartial reader from perusing
the recent mcmora! of the" Western Cherokees." "
can Ior moment withhold an affirmative opinion
that crying injustice has been done them-ttnt
they stand beiore the world q wronged and op.
pressed people-that however much the sophistry
Of demag agoguesm, and the dictum Of strong par
ty power and influence may strive to cloak the
evils and injuries it would scorn to remedy; yet
their wrongs stand forth evident the noon-day
sun, high embazoncd between the frontlets OF
truth and justice, and unless tho energy, the wis
dom and humanity of our country shall redress
lthem, they will forever remain a stain upon our
national pride and honor, rs abiding and everast-
ing as the hills. .aE
Having recently perused lengthy article in
the Van Buren lnteIligencer, taken from the N.
York Tribune. on the subject Of tho Cherokee
Memorials" could not refrain from noticing the
many Inconsistencies and absurdites it contains.
| ! think the editor of the Tribune must be award.
ed the credit Of the article, for the simplest tyre
on our frontier could not have been guilty Of pro-
jecting or concocting such paipable absurdites.
1t would be tedious and unnecessary to enter
into detail upon whnt grounds this abrasion o
the greai Cherokee Nation," so called by the Tr
bune, acquired an absolute right to the soil now
claimed by the g Western Cherokces." ! would
refer all who wish to be enlightened on this sub
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
VOLUME 3-NO. "a.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SIS w.

1t is the general impression, oil over that State
that all is not aceA" with Coonery, in Kentucky.
lhe operation Of tho late Bankrupt law, which
owed Its existence to Mr.. Clay, are not forgotten
IN Kentucky. The people Of tha, State recolleci
the papabie disregard which Mr.. Clay exhibited
for their known will and instructions. nd in
that Stale Mr.. Ciays illiberal viows in regard to
Tho Texas question, will operate to no small ex-
tent against Whiggery in the Angus, elections M
well us against MIR. Clay in the Presidential con-
test. Hundreds and thousands of brave aud en-
terprising young mon have gone from Kentucky
to seek homes and fortunes in the Republic Of Tex
as ana Tor these their sons, bro;hers and relatives
10 be forever cut of from the inestimab!o lr,ril-
eyes OF becoming citizens OF this great coafodcra-
cy by Mr. Clay, for fear Of incurring the dispeas.
ure OF British Queen or II Mexican Tyran,-i,
nors than the good people Of Kentucky could b,
expected TO bear. For these and other cause,
there Is evidently great reaction going on in Ken.
tu:ky. lhe Wings see it, they feel it-and where
It may stop we unable to predict. IL is in
view OF these facts that the Kentucky press IS be-
coming 50 narmed-and it was 10 coun,.rac, this
great reaction in favor Of Democracy, that tn,
IopHInsvie mass meeting was called, that they
might call 10 their aid the talents of some Of our
Tennessee orators.
+. 5. We had forgotten to state tha, Nol. s.
brown and George w. Gordon Esqrs, have goro
10 the HopknsVilie meeting. ng.-ColumJia Democrat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
SATTR v
Agents for the Arkansas Intellisencer.

Agents for the Arkansas Intelligencer.
A. Harris, and Nj. Duval. Fort Gibson.
J. Spears and l.. DeLano, Park Hill, c. Nation
]. Strain. Fayetteville. Ark.
James Hngood, Boonsborough, Ark.
Samuel Il. Newton. General Agent.
Post Master, Hills!,orough, Arks.
Rev Z Jones. Cherokee P. o. Oh. Nation.
Post Master, Kedron.
PIP. PitchIynn. Eag'etown Choctaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita.
Sloan Love, Chickasaw District.
X. N. Jones', Boggy 'epo,.
c. G. Gooding. For, Towson.
ID. Folsom, and John Penn. Doaksvie.
VIM. Riddle and j. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam.
w II Il NJ Mayors, For, Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, Ciarksvile.
Robert Frail. and Post Muster, Little Rock.
Post Master. PIeusan, Hill.
E. B. Aston, Spadra.
Thomas Powers, Ciarksvle.
Ihomns A. Howell, Norristown.
S. NJ. Hays. Dover.
Dr. James N. Floyd. Danville.
II. II. Hygings, P. M. Lewisburg.
Col. Sherman. Rock Row.
C!arke & Carol, Belmont, Miss.
An patrick & Morrill,. Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton & Shenfe. New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson. Spencer Academy.
Post Master. Rentonvlle.
w. c. Mitchell, CarroIlton.
Coz. JAS Logan, BoonviIle.
Rob't M"ffit. Franklin Co.
A. J: McLemore. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. w. Gray, Horsehead
Iho's A. Howell, Nnrristown.
Post Master. Lewisburg.
Gen. Sam. Mitchell. Post of Ark's.
J. N. Armstrong. Nashville, Ten.
ii. 5. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
Postmaster, Sylvia.
}. Z. Pltman, Sweet Home
Z. Perkins and Dr.. W. N. Anderson, Cree
Agency.
Jno. Curiton. Washburns Prairie Mo-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
r POETR Y .

From the Neic Orleans Picayune.
ne following verses, which we find in tn
Portland American, were suggested by IA conver
satlon respecting the astonishing rate at whicl
steam Carriages are expected TO 90, and the con
sequent march OF refinement, by an unknown au
thor:
An Exquisite Of the year 1899. at Breakfast.
Tell John 10 set the kettle on
mean to take drive
only want to go 10 Rome.
And shall DO back at five.
Tell cook to dress those humming birds
shot in Mexico:
They've now been killed at least two days,
They'll be pen trop haut.
l'll try that wine, a la rose,
Jus, brought from Ispahan:
How could those Goths Of other times
Endure the vile Champagne
The trip | TOOK the other day
10 breakfast in the NOON
Thanks TO that awkward Lord BelIaire.
Has spoiled my new balloon.
For, steering through the Milky.Wny,
lie ran against star;
And turning round again too soon,
Came jolt against my car.
SUCH fellows ought to keep below,
And never venture there;
If he's so clumsy, he should 60
By no way but the bear.
My sleamis surely up by now
Pit the high pressure on
Give me the breath bag for tho way
All right whiz-l'm gone!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
A Yankee victory.

The Fight Of the Pandora.-ln the Boston Pos,
we tnd a full account of the recent hard fight be.
tween the brig Pandora. Of Boston. aud three
uaylien men.of.war in the Bay Of Azua. The
story is as follows: o.
TIE brig Pandora, Capt. Paxton, sailed from
Boston in MArch last on a trading adyen,urs " r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
IA ADvANrAGEs.--A woman ma,
g to you without the risk Q

ApvANrAGEs.--A woman may
g to you without the risk Of
6r it. She can take u
slsyhile her husband is gone to
=. x ~ serself in neat g. tidy shooos
,ssh her husband has to earn and
y. She can take a walk on a
'ithout the fear Of being called to
Office house she passes. She can
if too pale or -four it If too red;
4 home in time Of war, and wed
,,sband is exit" She can wear
thick and other 'fxins" i too
I war sleamets, Guadoloupe. ). NJ
ander, and Moatezumn, T. -. eM''
-. iefi rleston on tho lSthnlt.
IN o. Pc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
To Bob snipes Reporter Of the Clay Club at
Fayetteville. ....
-..-.... NOW AT FORT TOWSON
GAINESVILLE, July 4. 1884,

CLARKsvILLE, July 4. 1874.
q Dear Bob Since wrote you, | saw your 4,h
letter to Jim Pumpkins, dated Fort Towson.-
When wrote, and our President supposed YOU
at Fayetteville, and unless you LEFT orders with
the club to have all documents forwarded, we
fear you have not got my letter, and concluded
had better write again.
We nro greatly pestered here about our candi.
dates Goodrich and Batson. lf you got my letter
you know what the Locos are saying about Good.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
lon of the United States.
he Apportionmeut

ne Apportionmeut
rlvEs n!he U. S. Congress, based
census OF lS40, was made at the
ae %''A' Tor the 2ssh Congress !;
no, 7O,6sO-223 Members.
Electors for Preslden. and Vice
this aPportionment and ratio,
Yn0m laS will be necessary for
ole SHOWS the number of Repre-
Pngress' and the number of Elec.
leach State:-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
JUDICIARY.

- SUPREME COURT. ...-
nco, Chief Justice.
Toey. Associate Justice.
+ stian, "
"ins, Attorney General.
+, Reporter.
n er, Clerk.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Iudpes. Pros'g AHornies.
.- T. Jones, "m, ~ o'"''''n'
,,oc N aker, Jos. w. Bocage.
homas Johnson, a. forter:
,seph NJ. Hose, Alfred wilson.
J. ClendenIn, Heo. y. "a'k'hs'
hn Field. o. F. Raney.
&C. S. Brown, WIN. "a'Ker.
of the Supreme Court are elected
ature, by IA JOINT vote OF the two
ph wears. The Judges of the Cir
elected in like manner, Tor Jour
u
d STATES DISTRICT COURT.
,son, Judge.
Roystos, District Attorney.
Clerk.
tor, Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
I,G4t0F THE UNITED STATES.

IlG4t0F THE UNITED STATES.
HE EXECUTIVE.
f Virginia, President.
;GuM, of N. C. Vice President.
HouN, Secretary Of State.
'IBB, of Ky, " Treasury.
War.
on, =" Navy.
FE, of KY. Postmaster General.
" Mi, Attorney General.
THE JUDICIARY.
y, of Nd, Chef Justice.
/ Mass, Associate Justice.
n, of N. Y, do.
of Ohio, do.
!, Of "a. do.
ne, Of Ca, do.
of Ky, do.
+ Tenn, do.
!, Of Va, do.
Md, Attorney General.
ID, of Md. Reporter.
Of Washington City, Clerk.
" Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
whisgery in Genc.ai,


Clay Pie'y-Rnising row in tho street, On
the Sabbath, and compelling ministers TO dismis,
their congregations; and saying 10 Mr.. Speaker
Polk. Go home, Cd D-n you wb.-.,
you helong''
Hhig Deeeney-Feeding Coons, and getting
drunk ON hard cider.
Wig PrOmises-Two dollars cay and roast
beef! 'S"'
Whig Herneity-Seo ogle's spcecbs. ..-.
"Whis Prtneipies-" Ask my Committee"
Clay Consisiency-l went agains, the IIn;,od
Stnses Bank in 1912, and wen, for j, in ,si6
and 90 for j! AT the present time. nm in favor
OF protection IN the North, and Of free trade in
South. did. and did no, vote for the tariff. or
1916 and 1924. -
Wing Honesty" No principles for tho public
Wing Pafriofism-Thousnnds for the tra,,or
HUI. but not one cent for the Hero Jackson. ali
Wig Americanism--Let The British ear for
OF Oregon and Texas, rather than
American rights. .urnish the .pre.
WAig Eeonomy--s5, ,oaton 10 tho .GOLD
sidents Palace "-ir
SPOONS. notwithstanding the National
Whig y millions in six months, and propos.
lots.
Wing Triumpls-Carrying one town in State
md one Stnte in a dozen.
Whig Religios-Coou song-books and Bank
shinplasters.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
GOVERNMENT OF ARKANSAS.
EXECUTIVE.

Id EXECUTIVE.
gEL ADAMS, Governor.
p B. GREER, Secretary Of State.
N. CONWAY, Auditor.
c. MARTIN, Treasurer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

LEGISLATIVE.
~ ADAMS, President Of the Senate.
y OLDHAM, Speaker of tho House.
Ae Senate is composed Of "a members, elected
four years; and tho House Of IS members,
Nd for two years.
Legislature convenes once in two years.
Es Monday in November.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
Getting Alarmed!

The Coons in Mr.. CIay's State are evidently
becoming somewhat alarmed, as 10 the result of
their pending State Elections. In order to make
agrand rally and to call into requsi,ion all tho aid
that they can possible obtain they are 10 hold a
great Mass meeting in IlopknsvilIe on to-day n,
which Mr.. Bell, Gov Jones, and some of the small.
er lights of Whiggery from Tennessee are expect.
ed to be present. The Wing papers there seem
awfully scared. The Reporter. Mr.. Clay's home
organ. urges its whig friends to be up and doing
-and says: ..'
Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty T..
and' as faithful senines, we are bound to proclaim
that all Is not toeH; that our party in Ksntuck VI,
lukewarm and inactive, that il is in q t9fSamp.
por, from which it must arouse at oY6eth by the |
son like, be shorn of its locks o.
Delilah of locofocoism."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-05-24

tlhE Undersigned having Leased MS IolsS u' IN
y lished and well known TAVERN STAN
@ term Of years, and added to il such an addition
swirl enable him to accommodate travellers anu
shosin a manner more acceptable than its former
,nensons would permit, returns his thanks tor 'he
e'ai patronage heretofore bestowed upon his mousse
md solici,s cortnuanc of the same. Having Ia
len the stand for number of years. placing lis le.,
Nice for patronage upon his merits, he is determines,
continue as heretofore, to strive to mciii hoera
sae Of patronage by the use Of every fort to rem
a =, the stay of his guests pleasant and agreeable
nsrABIE shall at all times be supplied with w
st the market affords, served up in style NOS .
enrpassed in any country. The BAR will DC KEEP
sppled with the choices. Wi..es and Liquors, AM
ne 'a' room having always been quiet andfree IRON
"se those wishingto be retired need not ENTERTAIN
wy LEAFS Of the e,.s disturbance. Porters Away
uuaasndance to transport baggage from and 70 u
aS ~, free of expense.
mus aus STABLE is kept, at all times, proved VII
ss Of provender, and under the charge @
." and attentive OSTLER, so travellers ma
=. assured that full justice will be donesto their 40
~ WIN. FRYE.
0'''nngton, Dec. 8, ls43. ~ 49, -s.-A'