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s.YNCisD,liel; MAi.KEr,

For The ceek ending Saturday, December 2lst, 1871.
$500 to $50; common, 2,50to $50, m'ddog, 50
I" 90; good 5000 10 1000; fins manufacturing leaf
$40 10 10.
Flour from wagons. Stock light. and in
good demand.
Uhsat.-Red GO; White 65 c,s per hush-l.
Grain-Corn 30 10 40 cents per bnshcl from wagon;
Oats, shat 81 cents er hundred. cleaned; from wagons
~ 10 % cents; Rye. none in market.
CLorer and Grass Seeds.--some sales Of Clover
Seed. ST.
Provisions -BacoI 8 from wagons 81 retail Beef O.
80 per huudred Meal 50 To 40 cts per bushel from
wagon.
CoDes.-St Domingo. n to s cents per h.; Rio. 8
to 10 cents laguyra 10 10 cents Java. Is tn 10 cts;
Sngar-umwn, New Orleans. to 10 cents per H.;
Porto Rico, 10 cents per h.; 81. Croix, 10 10 IA
Gems per h.; Loaf. l2, to II cents per h.
Caadies.-ralow IA 10 . cents per h., Sperm. 35
TO 10 cents per lb Hull Suns, Is 10 II cents per ID.
Uhtsksu.-Conmon. % to 80 cents per gallon, from
wagon from store 30 10 80 cents. Keciiied 40 10 90
from wagon.
Brandy.-Applo. 2s to 80 cents per gallon; Peach,
81 cents per gallon
Cotton Yarns. prices: IS eta; per ID. AZ
sorted.
iron.-Bor Iron. $50 per ton from boats, IS from
Store. Pig, S25 per ton.
Steet--Ilscred 81 to cents per h.; German. Is 10
10 cens Shear 20 10 rs cents per h.; Cas-, Steel, 20
TO % cts. per 10.
Linseed Oh-70 To rs eta. Lamp, 81 90 to |, so
per gallon; Tanners. ST. 90 to 5000 per bill.
Leather.--Good Sole. Is to 20 cents per lb Damag-
ed Sple. 8 10 Is cents per h.
Io'cderBlas'ing. 81. 90 to 4.25 per Kegs Rife, S.
so 10 90 per key
Woot. WOOD, rs 10 ~ cents per h.; Wool Rolls. 81
10 as cents per h.
Coal and Uood.-Bituminous. 25 cents per bushel
Anthracite, 800 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood 81
per cord; Hickory s. so per cord.
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MEETING OF TIE LADlE; OF LYNCH
For tie purpose Of aiding il. The erection ort,. S,,.
10 .Nr. tLlY

I'll re
For Tie purpose of hiding Il, Inc ,r,.,; r a., o.,
10 .,Ir IL3y y ''e e'"'"s
Pursuant 10 notice the I,,,iss ,f ,,,tl.
bird al the Second prpshyte ran i,hrr,t - =, ESQ"
10Th inst for the pnrp,s. of adm, !, ~. '' ,'e
Sr,rr, ~ Nm q, ~ q, ,r,,tS A. .' ''eo,,"s o A
was appointed President and Cb,,l.s ~ So. '' wy
retary 0A'"'"' "te
Chas L. Nosbv E.o addressed H. II,
Ceeiny and el,sn, ,,,,,ns. 49,, , ,'e La'hs IN
ence Joseph k Irying Fso - 49,. ~ '''e aoo'
chained il with one at ihos snnl s,,,,,,. ""' cue
which he nl,n, is capabl, "fP'a'S' OIL
Mr. Moshy then as the orr,, az H. III
bled. read tn, tuung p,es5,'hl .'u ',"'es sss"m
which wer. unanimously snnnvaI h ,,a '"s'''"''''
The aides of | ynchbur, hs,a ass,n,,,l -,
with lively interest the ,rma,,, 80 a'o see"
city of Il irbmonJ called .'rbe N,ri,a -, ~ ''''
Ladies' for erecting S,alns \, H. 60, "'''" III
ticipatno lroelv IN the fp.l,nns IS -, """ P''
uu Tor that eminent citizen. Which n,n,s , ''
ment and beea vim, thai his sen,,,.,, :, ,i .
talned .Ay the ladies' nj I,,n,j ,an,ai1 '".'
'ua, wh, beynnl Mi L,r - 10 'o"',oS ,ue
land character shod Insf,. nn 49, ""s " "'s III,
"lhrlr birth,nd ,conirol fr li,aaic 80 VI ''S anu
"he boast Of Ma avn as II ,,,i ~. ht, "",'" y
"to succ,eding ,,,s ,, ,ber .,I II - WI 'sN''
Of said ass,r7,,i, ,,,I uu" i" 'l,e oo)ec'S
purposes, have Tins day mel IN or,,n',a mJ ~
,han,..,,. -, '.i.y nv " "s'i"@o anu |J"h
2rt. ls-'rhs assnc,a,nn sh,I r., .a''aa .!rt
! n,,,.,s. 80; ''',','' N"''' "a 'aiied IL
olno Assoc,at,n Car nrec,;n " ',e '.
.hf 2nd Mcmhc,sl,in y me- !" a's",y E"y
ourcd by The snhsc,,,a, md my We &C
narinps If uonrv II, do,ay ,a 800. % ,"'u"''y .o
r.,so, So 'h h Np''S'' VI fifr'''G 'h'
subscribe NOR. ,,,, one do1. W lazy We al'o"eu :
;bo, and ,ro,;,,J 6,io. - "' Nv" '''e' !"
in ,lis ,r,;o sL $3.50, ''a' "e's o"''a'"eo
hej,,g mad br MI -, n ""n r'n'l
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mi 2,d IT. oi.,x.ae,,.; ,-,z..-u,
- Nv "' oni'''s ~ '"'S Nss'c stoh snail be Q
nrpr Tie we Trspe".%, oecrea,y ana Iteas
6j,i b W 'e"su'', "uu secretary snall DC
NV" - 49, :. =, 's Wv" ,'uclo'v sha' select
ht' t'n'- II" ha'o'S shal DC deslgha'ed by the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23

XIRGINIA:--At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law md Cbancery, the
county Of Nelson, in the month Of December 1874:
John Hurris, Plaintiff,
Albert w. Harris and Cugh A. Harris. in their right
and Of Lee Harris decd Samuel s. Harris
Joseph L. Harris, W am Harris and Elizabeth Hnrris-
the sad William and Elizabeth Harris, infants under the
age of entyone years. heirs and devises Of the said
w Harris, decd, Carter b. Harris aud Mary Harris wild
ow and relict Of William Lee Harris, decd.
Defendants.
In CHArcERy.
The defendant Carter Is. Harris not having entered
his appearance, and given security according the
Assembly and the rules % this court and BY
sacory evidence the court that he is
oj this commonwealth; motion of the paiaiin rs has
counsel is ordered that the said defendant ppear
rules to be held in the said Clerks Once frs,
Monday in March next, and the original and
mcpded bills Of the plaintiff and thai copy this orc,
bc forthwith inserted in the "Iynciturg S,eiaian,"
newspaper published in tho town OF ynclburg for two
months another copy thereof posted this
front Of the courthouse of this ceanty some court
day. Copy--feste,
| Dec. 70 w2m
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81 iheso " no ia earlier days The pride and
men country and II ss faint here expect anything
III me next hnr years worthy of our ancestry, that
VIII hnld lie up and cement ns together asa land eI
ifeemen dhusng the principles Of self govenmen, and
constitutional liberty. II We escape from anarchy aud
Confusion, II will MOI be because the head Of the
'en there Is one who can inspire confidence devo
unh and zeal. to our institutions from the reckless
lae"hs that 81 essentially assisted IN his elevation
THIS fatal crisis in all probability will come. Free
Trade Democracy aud Protective Democracy are not
one and The SAINT thing. The dsorsanzing AMI fiery
elements of the party have meet cemened and united
by nothing hut seltshness there be n rupture. aud
the seeds Of disaeeon and gloom be scattered through
nur land.
HE Wing parry occupy the same position they
have ever mslnainedthc same principles OF opposition
Id executive encroachmentsthe adherence 10 The
supremacy VI law and order that guided them when
weak and few with the g,estest Statesman thai ever
Ved, to guide them with burning zeal tor their
Try. and the constitution TO direct their toolstep sac
ihsr principles now.
Events passing which will use men, yea even
pauzahs IL reflect, ana 1t Is the dutyyes. from
which they cannot houorably shrink-lm the Wing par
" 10 stand up and teach those great American prnci>
pies and measures that shall ultimately prevail. When
men shall not rush headlong ior party, aud their minds
be thrown open In reasun II is ir huse who have been
Tor sixteen years battling for their fight on.
and II III bring 10 their support. all OF any party whose
country 5 prosperity Is their hearts delnht-and rally
them around the standard on which is nscrlbet prnc
pies congenlal with her own feelings
Whilst we reerel the defeat of our great ehanson
whose talents and fame will ever shine and gather fresh
flasence as long as gruius and patriotism shall be al.
miFtd,- aud w'e we mourn the Ill iated
eonnrymcn have seen fl To rnr.ne-le, us rtiec that
We have duties yet 10 perform Let sand by our arms
aud never seep-let voice 90 up from tho gfea,
Wing army, whose camp.fres are vet burning that
shall snke CONSIDERATION to the hearts of the wicked
ers that about 10 be fastened upon us Let il be
ong IN Their years like noise n Thunder, that expul
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70 II TIE yTRGlNIAN.

.sytssyg EIioys: c,,im , sn,ca in vou, col,rns
IS privilege which ,hr wise and le,rnrd migL, wo1
boast Of. And il should moi clohe INV ,d.as in ,h,,
rich am, plo ,ino Inuuuaoo ,bich is In. t,,noa C ]
they shall lust be as frcjble ne Mid mora emile,
with 4 mechanical profession than wr,nr far nuhlic
i,urnal can make them
If any uan OF reflection can contemplate Tho eve,s
tha, s,e now psss,ur wi,b,u, G.,rL apnrehsns,ns r
tho welfare Of our lime lonorrd and nrcesss ins,i,
,ons with him. strange as II NAV apprar the future is
as sealed box was about to ask ia whs, ace d, we
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23
ANNIVERSARY OF THE YOUTHS TorA,
ABSTINENCE SOCIETY

The anniversary mee,ing the Youths Total Absti
nence Society. having heen posipo,sd. will be held al
The LIST Pfrsbyieria Church. On Monday nigh, a, 81
o'clock Officers will he chossn for the ensuing term
OF six months The following will be The order Of pro-
ceedngs:
Payer by the Rev. WIN. s. Reid.
Singing by The Choir.
Address by VIM. w. Davis.
Singing by the choir.
Prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Cumps,-n.
Bened cticn by Tho Rev. Mr.. DAVIS.
The public are invited to siiead
JOHN w. RUMDOUGI, Prcs'l
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NJ \ % RAG ES.

Married. on tho | lh of this month"; hy the Rev. Ma
lhanle Thomas. Mr.. A. A. AaNoip Of Campbell couu
y. To Miss. G,ua,rL,A E.. daughter Of Maj. William
w. Andrews Of Bedford county
-. on Thursday, evening tho 10Th met. by tho
Rev. VIM. II. kinkle. Mr.. WILLIAM h. PErricmxw.
10 Miss. CArHARlSr A. CocmRAS, all of this place.
-, on Thursday. the l7th inst. by the Rev
William Silcklrv. Mr.. RrupES Il. SrtroN OF Scot,s,
vile. 10 Miss EL,,Arrru v. Moon. daughter of tho
late Mr. Pleosan, Mon. IT Campbell.
-, on Tuesday morning. tho 18th inst, BY tina
Rev. Duc,. Phillips. Mr. H,mvrv II R,rcnev to Miss
SARAH j., daughter Of Samuel r. Il. Moornan. all OF
Liberty.
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Slriclurcs OF the Urcii.ra, :

FUNllfS disease j. common and often sa alarming
to demand The ira and clst do.,cs VI an experiens
ced Physician.
There is part Of the reilirs which NAV rot b. mar.
ro"rd by structure. The ffst symptoms Of which
pai,en, afflicted will, this disease frequently com.
plains, inability retain his water ing usa.
al. an obscure npeasuess ahont The seat and alteration
IN The stream Of nrne which. staad 1t being full and
equal. Is SMALLER than nsna. and IS irkeJ spiral
tered I'he hfsI symptom Just noticed cpmpels the pa
tent 10 tise once ur twice IN the ngi % void hisnac.
aud he ais" geneally finds that greater force Is
sary To lis complete expulsion than he has been in h-
habit OF excr'ing In consequence OF the rsis'snce n-do
10 Tho Tree passage IT the water by The structure Noc
iurnni emissions are a common symptom u tins cum
plant; and sou,ents there nicuus discharge frnp
'he urrhn. which is seen adhering 10 the buun 9TH.
receiving vessels. When tho Disease Ia Of very az
ersvs,ed nature. III" urine will ,iea bccoms qii,a
white. and be mixed with matte, blond. there will b-
great difficulty and pain in yoting ihr uriuc and lks.
wise mach general debility,
The Immediate cause IT sl,ir,ure IL slow irfan,,.
ton Ia tho par, affected which oec,si,ns thckrning OF
lba canal and dep sllinn Of adhesive matter around TINT
1hcheoinp az AZ 10 produce dmisnon Of the diameter
II the canal, aud thai whaiever YES Use cpnsidcfs-
BILE irritation IN the ureihra. prove of s,rir
ture there. Hence the disease very frequently flinws
Gonorrhpa; or Il may be- induced by drinking or riding
hard. enj by direct injury of thu part. When n ps.
ten, lahofng ander Ganprrhna IL mrrudnt IN.
da'gr IN hard ruling aud free drinking. he exposes him
sell 10 Tho most powerful canss of tho present mssdy.
and such rarely fail Ia projaee il in is worst FIRMS
When patient IA able To procure the assistance Of ait
able medics' practitioner, he shnld imnc lately ava.
himself otit. and implicitly adhere TO The instfur,inua
given; hut. unharpily. ignoranre and iuatlrnion are
~ much more common than their opposts and II n M
Indispensable Tact that vast number Of persons afflicted
with The present complaint find il dficuh matter oh.
tain udcious and efcien, add and even some WIN
Joy ample prcuniary attain to il only afer long
and paiafu search
Dir 'lArrLhs Is not un,sy eel, hrs'cd Er n. ~.
movhI aud Of stficure of the tretlra number Of
wears exclusive practice in this particular bnnc Of ho
rrpcesson fully warrants the assertion that he will
de'ake the worst and rp,raeiei ca.rc aud eccta
perfect cure. References given iffeqnred.
o;- ohiro one dgor bel"w the Trinity Church. At
tendance h lonrs during the ,s and evening.
Richmond. December 10 tsif
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'pered. ADD it proper That some other needy ,avs,
iorcr should have share Ut he .po,ls Dla,, in m.
meanwhile 1t IS said. has invited the Presien, ere, Ia
Ne ousngs al MS house In the interval after his ar
from The White lousei wv
oiiice.ssekers, impatient ei delay are said to be acl
ing 10 Tennessee by hundreds. Amon, them "a ,ha,
alsin'eres'ed French Orator. Mspr Day,z,e of Nav
YORK, Who Is regularly certified by 1amnany Hail as
worthy 81 forrsn mission How many patriots will
now claim their rtrdrd ]!
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yTIRGINIA:At rules continued and held in the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
cery for Bedford county the 9TH day OF December, ls4ls
Abel u. Nichols, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Asbury, John r. sale, Hsaden Mccormack and
Joseph Saugh administrator OF Berry Mccormack, de-
ceased, defendants.
Is CuAscERY.
Tho defendants, Henry Asbury and Iieaden Mccormack,
not having entered their appearance and given security
cording 10 The Act OF Assembly and the OF this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence they
inha,iuois OF this CommpDw ea, II IL ordered, TINT
do aIpenr here the first Monday in March It, and
the bills Of the plaintiffs, and that this order inserted
IN newspaper published the town Of ynchburg
months successfully, and posted the from, dsor
tho court house Of this county an some day.
Copy-feste,
JOS WILSON, elk.
Dec. % s2m
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VlRGlNlA:--Ala clteuit superior court OF law and
ohaacety. continued aud held Tor Franklin coun'y.
NJ tho house. the lth day of October. 1874
Alva Spear aud Jonathan r. Paen. partner. Ira.
ding under the firm ol Spear and Pa'l,n. plaintiffs.
dgand
bernard &, llcndrick, executor Of Christopher G.
Bahcock, deed, and in his right, aud John ".
Holland Moses Greer, George Turnct. Richard NJ. Tia.
iai, rro and Henry l. Galloway, Defendants.
In CnascERY,
happening To the coo't that he order Of publication
awarded Ia this again the defendant, bernard g.
llendrck on The 18Th day OF May, Sai, has been duly
published IN The mode prescribed by law s. The said delen-
danl still failing To appear aud answer and the Subpoena
awarded In this cause ou the l2th day Of April. 1914
appearing 10 have been duly executed tho dendan
John NJ Holland, Moses Greer. IT,. George Turner
Richard NJ. lGlinlerro and Henry r. Galloway who
have likewise failed To appear aud answer; and more
than two months having Elapsed as well since tho roun
day Of tie subpoena since the filing o' The bin IA tins
cause, On The motion OF Tho plaintiffs. by counsel tho
said bill is taken Tor confessed asst all of the said jeen
dants.-A And tbecupon the o6c beard,
the said bill aud exhibits and argued by tho plain
ts counsel Upon consideration whereof. the coufl Jyh
adudge order aud decree, that the eicndlns do render
nm account Of the administration Of tho estate " lln
said Christopher &. iobcork decd before raonns \,
Greer, a commissioner of this court with liberty 10 tie
plaintiffs sureharge and sily tho 10 the bill
and proceedings mentioned heretofore settled aud 10 show
that the have been stated and settled upe-
rate unjnsiy and nIuriousy 10 the plaintiffs And lha
the said commissioners do examine, state and suIe ihe
snid accounts, and make report thereof 10 this cold,
with any matter specially stated though pertinent ly
timsrIf ,qulred by the parties 10 be so stated.
a Copy--Teslc.
no. A. SCOTT. DC.
CoMMrssossn's OFFor,
Rocky Mount, December ION, laa4. {
Tho parties interested in the foregoing decree, nro
hereby nolliied that have appointed Tuesday, Tho 4tb
day Of February, lSf5, for taking tho arcoun therein
menlioned on which day they required To attend at
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

VvNiiE Subscribers receiving and offer Tor sale,
Il on consignment.
~ hbds. New Orleans Sugar
10 :" Porto Rlro do
Part prime, which will he soli low.
MCDANIEL. Il McCORKLE.
Dee q ,slf
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A large LOT Of Chma Toys. aud Mantle Ornament'
which will be sold very low. d. W. NJ,
Dec. % IL
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IlplLIs SEn'S.

have Just opened hid, Of TOILET SETS. Of my
L own importation Persons VIII" wan, a new 4 beau /.
nlul article, woud do well to call AT once and them.
u. w. MOORE.
kivu of the BIN Pitcher,
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Classical, English ana Mathematics
SCHOOL.

fEsiiE next session Of my school will m
4 Wednesday. the LIST al January next. AMI will ter
inmate tho Sis, Of Nay following. The course ofin-
sIruc,n embraces the Greek. Lain, Fre,ch, Spsuss.
Italian and English Languages. Aaeen, and MADEIRA
History, Ancient and Modern Biography, Natnral PHI
lesophy, Chymsiry. an extensive o Maii,rnsa
ics and all the branches situing complete, praeiv
cal English edncnoa Every pcpl will be consiere.'
cngsged from The day Of entrance ill The end III the
sop unless otherwise specified. My Nigh, Seh.l iS
now in operation. JNO. CARY>
Dee. - wzwV
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XVindow sln.s! WinIow liia,s!

window Glass! Window Glass !.
consequence ofselling low, have sold largo guam
,,y Of The above article; hut = III have M assert
nent IN hand. II y"u want. don't orpet cnll al the
sign OF tho Big Pitcher. ID. w. MOORE.
ALSO.
An assortment Of every article in the way Of Glass,
China. Crockety, &c. d. W. NJ.
Dec. rs IL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
NAM, FOR the Arkansas intelligence er
FORT SMITH FALL RACES

FORT SMITH FALL RACES.
Mr.. EDIToR:--
MOI having seen report Of the Races at Fort
Sm''n' Arkansas. during the Fall Meeting. and
Presumng that none will be made by the off;cor.
OF the Club, | send YOU the following; 4, is no,
satisfactory as the full pedgrees Of the horses are
not mentioned, and as the minutes of tho Club ure
not before me, cnn only give such as NV memo.
ry furnishes Should any of the parties be- dissa.
t'shed' 1t can very easily be corrected. Before
proceeding to the report Of the meeting. would
remark that the spirit Of Racing seems to bo de.
Ginning In this section of the coun,ry and would
ask why is III For there is fondness for fine
stock rarely met with in country so new. md
an apparent disposition to promote the sports of
the turf, and am convinced that i, opIv reou ires
little more energy and determination to make +,
inc most popular race course in Arkansas. q. ,s 4
IS the safest-the taste and intention are ,hera ~,
Sney only require to be developed.
inc meeting commenced on Tuesday the aad
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
CAUCUS SYSTEM

This mode of agreement upon nom;uo,;o, !. -,
early da'e' adopted by the Democratic party short,
ly after its formation. '"''''
1t was sanctioned by the eminent Jefferson , nd
under It's action and influence the democr,.;, :,
the nation flodrished for more than 6f,v -,
while It was only in season of its nh, ndo..'
or corruption, that the Democratic par,v eau =.
feated by its urtfuI enemies. -
IS Inc BOND Of strength-the cement which
nr"'y un''es the party and its leaders. and pro.
ouces mat harmony and con,inuancy of action,
winch makes party successful, mark. ont ,ba
pathway TO certain victory,
Take away this excellent svs,em. nd :
ny - any way concentrate the wishes and nc.
tons Of party. cannot pu. in pav +. er.,a;s, :.
f ~e are iefi At once the prey Of a we'll "a !,
nofi'y' who afs ready al all times to bind MS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Our friends Of Huntsville Madison countv. in.
form US that the celebration of Pok's victory, wa
lively and Interesting affair. Professions OF
fair ladies', and gallant men, speeches, and salu,es
all lent their effect to heightsn the display made
under the broad furls of the United States and
"Lone Star" flag. We congratulate them for
the happiness and interest they created and took in
their ceremonies, and trust that they will con,in.
ue to be, as they have been, true democrats, as
they cannot avoid being, when the fair ones nc,e
them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
~ish their federal chains, and our party become,

~ith their federal chains, and our party become.
inert and ineffec live.
The system shonld.. be sacredIy adhered to--the
honor of those composing it, should most firmly
obligate them to carry out its decisions; and il
were expedient and well, as in New York, thai
these caucuses should be held in the open Capitol
Hall, in the presence of hundreds Of the people
and become rs much matter of scrutiny of the
sovereign constituency, as is the legitimate busi-
ness Of all Legislatures.
1t is sincerely to be hoped that the salutary Gus
toms of the democrats f"olden tmes," will again
prevail now n new administration is upon its eve,
and that all the decisions of all caucuses will be
made openly and honorabIy, and that they will
be sacredly respected by the party; by the oblign-
tions both of vitality of the party and of indivdu
al honor.
Let the Democratic press speak out upon this
subject, and its abuses will shortly be corrected,
and the stern virtue of our FORE father democ rats
will again shine among US in all its purity.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

We learn that the Grocers of Evansville, have
among themselves to sell no more spirits
to the Indians for the term Of two months. and !,
during that period any abatement of crime is wit.
nessed' they will cease altogether. This resolu
ton would have been greatly moro laudalIe haC
1t been final instead of experimental, for we very
much fear they will commence the new term by
general "spree"--a regular "blowout."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
HON. A. Ii. SEWER.

The report of the joint select committee of the
Legislature to investigate the conduct of COL Se-
vier, as Agent ofthe Real Estate Bank in the dis
posnl of the State Bonds, was highly favorable 20
the character of our worthy Senator, by which he
Is exonerated from all censure in the matter as
we always anticipated.
The report was agreed to by large majority
IN both branches of the Legislature, viz by A
to 70 in The House, and by ID to / in the Sen.
ate.
is matter ofcongratulation to COL Sewer "a
his conaaad to the Democratic party upon whom
ries, that thsas made an issue, by our ndversa.
l>yer party oieAHsiumph Of merit and worth
I s!d-be prophet, dowa>.-
@ ,ss "..,s " Il sns, that 9" he was sately said in
) native pulled out two,ss w,
; en bank, and asked him 81. Us :. : oros
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

We see many speculations among the news.
mongers who are, and who are not to compose the
next Cabinet. These specuations are worse than
idle, they foresal Folks undoubted right and in.
tention to choose his own Cabinet.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Who takes the st. Louis Reviee! Every one
who loves racy journal. w no will subscribe for
the Revlei'e in our town. Every one who wish.
es 10 read most pleasant newspaper. We can
really say that this is as bea utfuI and pleasan, a
paper as ever we unfoded, and richly worth q
subscription.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

HWe see by the New Orleans papers thai,
the Democracy Of Louisiana have invited the
President elect James X. Polk, and the Ex-Presi.
dent Andrew jackson, to the city of New Orleans
on the Sth Jan. next.