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WASHINGTON, 18th May, 164;

WASHINGTON, 18th May, 1915.
Sr:-Haying waited week and recei.
we'd no reply TO my note, am authorised
TO believe that you have determined not
to answer il, from which ! infer that the
limitations therein referred 10, as having
been made to you, ore true, or you would
have awaited yourself to the opportunity
thus afforded you to disavow them.
think proper, therefore, 10 inform you that
propose leaving tomorrow morning for
Tennessee, and shall there determine up
on the time and mode of indicating my
character against the aspersions which
you have attempted to cast upon IT.
am, sir, your obeoient servant,
fSigned. w. B. LEWIS.
To JAMES X. Polk, Esq,
President U. STATES.
Now, after the publication Of these
notes, what sort Of figure does Mr.. Polk
cut as President of the United States and
COMMANDMENTS Chief of the Armies there
of What sort Of figure does he cut as
a Cent eman and man OF honorl Scat
tering secretly and privately the ioulest
aspersions against the character, perso-
nal and political, of Major Lewis, and
when repeatedly called on by letter in
he most respectful manner to say whether
he had done so or not, shrinking from the
responsibility ofmanfully, and unhesta.
;ipgly acknowledging that he had done it,
and of avowing hlmselfto be ready to de-
fend and make good wha. he had said,
or TO repair the wrong he had done as the
case might be. "Magnanimity" Is it
not extraordinary, that man of Gen.
Jackson's knowledge of men should ever
have looked for magnanamity in such q
quarter2 No wonder he was disappoin-
|sed
A case is thus clearly made out of gross
ingratitude and i'll treatment on the part
of Mr.. Polk against Gen. Jackson. Gen.
Jackson made him President, and one Of
his frs; acts was the dismissal from Office,
contrary to tho wishes of the General, and
in a manner which the latter considered
as displaying total want Of "maganimi-
ty," an ancient and very dear friend OF
the General, whom Gen. Jackson him.
self had appointed to the Office from which
he was summarily rejected by Mr.. Polk,
and upon whose official competency and
fidelity a shadow ofsuspicion has never
rested.
In illustration Of the warm and devoted
affection felt towards Major Lewis by
Gen. jackson, up to the moment of his
death, we may mention without impro-
prety, that shortly before he died he spe-
cially requested that, when dead, Major
Lewis should take charge of his body and
superintend its burial-taking care to
avoid every thing like 2omp and ossenta-
ton in complying with this, his dying
wish.
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18th July.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

The Procession will be formed at half
past ten O'Clock, under the direction OF
the Chief Marshall, in the Public Square,
and proceed to the Methodist Church,
where the Declaration Of Independence
will DO read by Col. Z. p. HUNTER. and
an Grafton delivered by ARCHIBALD Ca
REy, Esq. After the ceremonies at the
Church, the Procession will again form in
order, and proceed TO the Grove north OF
Town, where a sumptuous Dinner will be
prepared by the committee Of Arrange.
menis.
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On the 10Th ult., by the Rev. DR.. Jones, JOHN
sELnRS, near Alexandria, d. C., to Miss ANNA r.,
daughter of Andrew Kennedy, Esq, of Jefferson
County, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

BY divine permission, the Rev. p. FLETCHER
will preach at Bunkers Hall the second Sabbath in
July, at II O'Clock. A. M, and at Hawks School
House in the afternoon, at A o'clock.
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early reply is desired, as am anxious TO
leave for Tennessee, and this is all that
now detains me. But allow me, at The
same time, to say TO you, SIR, that as
my character 10 involved 10 this affair, |
am unwilling TO leave Washington, how
ever anxious | may be to do SO until APP
prised of your determination in relation
to my motto handed to you by Mr.. Eaton,
as stated shove.
| am. sir, your obedient servant,
ISigped.l w. B. LEWIS.
To JAMES X. POLK, ESQ.,,
President u. States.
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COACH MAKING.

FUvHE .ubsoriber respectfully informs the people
n Of Berkeley County that he has erected u
Coach. Makers Shop on Queen ST., Martinsburg.
Immediately adjoining the Lutheran Church end
nearly opposite theszette Office. whore he is pro-
pared to tnsnufsctute NIL kinds of Carriage work
according TO orders He will slso strictly attend
10 all kinds of repairing in bis line Of business, up
on the shortes notice and the reasonable
take this aston TO return my Thanks to the
people Of Berkeley County for the patronage re-
ceved during the past year. and solicit coninu-
ancs and increase of the same, sheil cndes,or
to render satisfactiou 10 all Of my customers
have also on hand some secondhand Carriages
snd Buggys for Sale or Hire.
May 1, I845. NEIL ALLEN.
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TlXTRACT VANILLA-For flavourng Ic,
~ Cream, &c.-for sale by
July 3 WIN. DORSEY.
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rRAIN CRADLES Hodges Grain Cradles
~ for sale by d. X. BOYD A. BRO.
Mill Creek May 90
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NTIRGlNIA;-In the Circuit Superior Court OF
v Law and Chancery Tor Berkeley County,
Robert + Msgruder pgg.
against
Levi Henshaw, Administrator de bonis with
the viii annexed OF William b. GoIrell, decd,
and Isabella Jane Gorrell, the widow and devil
see of said Gorrell, Abraham Willis Gorrel, Ma
nv Ann Gorreil, Levi II. Gorrel and William II.
Ii. Gorrell, children of said William B. Gorrell,
deed, dts,
IN CHANCERY.
CommissiOHer's Office, Mar!i.s5nrg,
May 2eth, i845,
.NOTFCE.
AZ persons having elaine against The estate Of
william uorreli' dsscd, remaining unpaid, will
o. OF oeiors the LIST day Of Angus. next, with all
the e'.essary evidence to establish them.
SEAMAN GARARD,
Nav 2q-qw Com.
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Z Ob0cco. Seg0rs. &c.

lust opened an assortment of super Tobsccoi
- Common do which cannot be surpassed fo'
the price; Segars, imported and home rnanufso'
tured; Cut and Dry Tobscoos with Pipes of all
sorts--a of which shall be cold low cash OF
punctusl customers. w. DORSEY.
May %
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GentIemcn's Clothing.

On the second floor of their building, which has
been fitted up for the purpose, viii be found large
assortment OF the finest and uaedium qualities OF
CLOTHING READY MADE, of superio, style
and workmanship.
No VARIATION IN rRroKs--the lowest price is
distinctly marked in figures every garment.
July 3, 1845
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WASHINGTON, May 9Th, lS45:


Sr:--I learn from a private source that
YOU have intimated that my removal rom
office was rendered necessary, because
the position | occupied was dangerous Z, Z,
the Government, lnasmuch as It would
enable me to impart information to for
eign power to the disadvantage oil my own
country. -
hope there is some mistake IN this DIS
you had the right to take my office from
me, but not my reputation. l beg there
fore, to be informed whether you aave
made tho imputaton against me to when
have referred.
Your obedent servant,
[Signed.1 w: d. LIZ " i''
To JAMES X. Polk, Esq,
Presiden. United States.
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l4aIllla. lss-=.asa-
.yfLRRxED,

oy-No material change in Georgetown Market.
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SPERM CANDLES-For ssls by
- VIM. II. HEsLETINE g. co.
June IL
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IcorY.] ,e,r
WAsH1NeToN, 18th May 1910

SRI wrote you note a few days
ago, which was handed to you on Tues
day morning, 18th, by Mr.. Eaton. who
informed me that you assured hlm ~
should be attended to the same day. al a
no answer has ye, been received h0ugn
Two days have elapsed, ! thought possibly
ltmay have escaped your recoileci on.
Ny object, therefore, in addressing M,,'
note to you, is again to ask your attention
to tho mate, ..::, anu % say 10 you that AZ
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

Grain Il Grass Scythes,
4 SUPERIOR article, for sale by
IN June S ID. +. SHiPLEl.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

CT WEhaye been requested 70 announce
l0N FERGUSON as candidate ior member
u Board n Police
or We arc authorized 10 announce
WM. SMITH US u candidate TOT member OF
Board o. Police for 81 district.
or We arc authorized 10 announce
J.R. sfiACKELFoRDa a. candidate for mem.
ber Of BcArd Of Police.
or We are authorized TO ANNOUNCED
DAVID BROWN as a candidate Tor menhcl
OF Board Of Police from The Carrollten district
Cs2- We arc authorized TO announce
DERRY GREEN as u candidate for member
oi the RoaSd of Police
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22
FOR THg DEMOCRAT.
THE BOOK OF CHRONICLES.
CHAPTER II.

CHAPTER II.
|. And when the children of Democra-
cy heard Of the sayings Of Benjamin and
John, of the sect Of whiggery, they were
sorely amazed;
2. And they conmuned one with ano-
Their, SAYING, what will whiggery not do?
fora very notable thing hath come TO pass
g. That BpnGmen, Bank men, and Ia
rid men shonld pledge themselves TO vote
for Alexander, one Of the sons Of Demo.
cracy,
A, Who Is anti Bond, anii-Bank, anti
Tariff, and The Gre at Repndialor, and who
holds these things in ab9minalon,
5. And moreover, all the world knoweil
that whiggery and democracy hath nc
agreement together
9. And the Elders and principal men o
the children Of Democracy sail, wo viii
send letters 10 our brethren seatteres
throughout all the river and hill country
and 10 the great valley OF AbQtuponbogue
and 10 Hnls's creek, and to Middleton
and TO all the country round about Blacl
Hawk
| Z, Saying, Men and Brethren Of the De
mocracy, il seeme,h good unto us that v,
exhort you to hold fast to the laws, statutes
and commandments given unto rs by GU
fathers, George, Thomas, Nathaniel, an,
Andrew, who walked upright in The sigh
J Of all tho Democracy, and loved the law
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

for the good Of all the people, and hated
the laws for The. good only of few.
s. And when they received and reud
those letters sent to them by their bre,b
rem, they said, we will not be led of fran,
the laws of our brothers, but will live j.
die by them.
0. Therefore, we will as one man 70 =,
the appointed places Of voting on The "a
day or 4th day of The eleventh month IN
The second year of the reign Of Aber,
chief ruler Of the tribe of Mississippi a,d
Wilson, chief scribe,
10. And then and there cast our yo,s.
for our brethren, GiIbreaih and BENJAMIN.
sons Of our father Democracy.
IL. And after these things were data,
mined on, diigeni enquiry was made af,er
the forty and-six who were said 10 IA
drawn into captivity;
II. And whilst the elders and old man
were examining the book Of the eenealoSv
of the children of Democracy for The Gao.
ilves, the women ard children did quake
and lremble, and cried out, alas, alas, for
the captivity.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

WALKER BRooKE. Esa-l'his gentle.
man has been wagIng The Wing fight with
considerable galaniry in Carroll county
at least it appears so from the peculiar eff.
feel his speech seems to have had on The
Carroiiton Democrat Keep it up so, Mr..
Brooke: ii is very plain that your efforts
TELL Southron.
or The wings here who were present
on the occasion alluded to, (the discussion
between Brooke and Freeman,) will smile
at reading the above. Why, friend OF the
Souhron, the wing orator was, essentially
and emphatically, the worst useduP man we
ever beheId We were disposed to Z" let
him down easy" but it seems our charita-
bic intentions are not appreciated, 1t did
produce peculiar effect" upon US, butt
was a feeling Of sympathetic commisera-
ton for the wing orator.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

mr. Messrs. Adams and Starke, candi-
dates for Congress, were to have address
ed the people at this place yesterday. Tie
day opened cold and damp, but few Of our
citizens attended, and the speaking was
indefinitely postponed.
We heard portions of the speeches Of
both gentlemen at Lexington on Monday.
Judge Adams opened, and in a logical, dis
passionate manner addressed the people
for an hour and a half, touching the various
topics involved in the canvass, and antici-
pating aud exposing the shufling positions
assumed by his antagonist. Mr. Starke
replied and " defined his position" in his
usual oG.hand popular style. The gist Of
his speech may be summed up in few
words; He insisted that there was now in
reality no ground of difference between
the two parties-thai the wings had come
over to the democracy on the Bank ques-
ZION, and the democracy gone over to the
wings on the Tariff question. On these
topics tbank and tariff he dwelt at length
and in detail, His opponent had declared
himself in favor of the lowest standard Of
duties for revenue purposes. Capt. $. en-
deavored to mysiifY this plain position, as
serted that no one in the audience under
stood il, but EFF his own position involved
IN labyrinth ofunceriainty. In one breath
he was all alive to the interests of the cot
ton planters and agriculturists-in the next,
speaking OF enrching them by the "pro'
lection" of other interests at their expense ;
proposition akin in wisdom to the scheme
OF faitenng a man by feeding him with
slices cut from his own body. He con-
cluded by quoting the elegant phrase Of
one Of his colleagues, something after this
wise Z" want 10 be elected to Congress-
ihais ghat ais me-" The chances are that
Captain Starke and his colleague viii be
aiiiBg for some time to come.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22
DrMocnArrc VICTORY m MAnYLANDl

DIMOcRATic VICTORY IN MAINLAND
Maryland is wheeling into the Democra
tic line. The election for members OF Con
gress has resulted 10 the return OF Foul
Democrats and TWO Wbigs--in the las
Congress, SIX wings and no democrat. We
give a few deiails
John p. Kennedy, otherwise horseshoe
Robnson, alias swallow Rarn, author Of the
book with the yalicr kirer, the bellos.leitres
coon o. the House, las been defeated in
the Baltimore district, BY W.. f. Giles, de-
mocrat BY majority OF 842.
Wethered, monopolisi manufacturer,
and champion Of tho plundenng tariff sys-
tenn, has been defeated in the 81 district BY
T. W. Lyon, a siaunch anti-tariG democrat
The remaining four districts elect two
wings and TWO democrats.
The returns are not sufficiently com
pleie to show the political complexion Of the
Legislature, bus there will be democrat
ic gain Of u or IS members.
The indications are that Massachusetts,
Vermont, and Kentucky will soon be left
alone under the iatiered banner Of federal
whIggery. win Kenueky-tne land Of
gallant deeds and patriotic impulses, whose
Legislators in the early days Of the Repub-
lie drew SO broad and Iegible the line Of
difference between Federalism and Demo
Kentucky continue long in
iuch conpanyl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE one
hundred and thIrty-seven trials, the Senate
had failed to elect speaker-when Mr..
Gardner declined, and nominated Mr.. n
NJ Watterson, of Coffee, who, on the
l3Sth ballot received 10 votes--a MAORI.
ty of all given, Mr.. Maury still votisr.-
Mr.. Bradbury, from Henderson, voting
for Mr.. Watterson,) and was declared du.
" elected Speaker of the Senate. In the
House-Mr. VIM. N. Porter was elected
second assistant Clerk; David J. Carr.
principal door-keeper, and P. NJ. Hornbeck
assistant door keeper.
The opposition 10 Mr.. Gardner seems 10
have been purely faclious--thc Nashville
Wing says, "He" Mr.. Gardnerl sis a
gentleman of talents-second in that re.
spect TO no member of the Senate--and
no doubt is entertained of his qnaIifca-
lions for the sta.ion--no apprehension as
to his want Of courtesy and impartiaiiy."
Appeal.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22
cLEnK clNrrIr rOrRr.

or We are authorized to anno0n
WILLIAMS q. HERRING a. candidate I,
CLERK o. he Great Court Of Carroll county
or We are authorized TO announce
RICHARD A. SEWARD az a candidate for
reelection to tbe Office Of CLERK Of the Circuit
Caara n Cstfail county
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

or We are authorized 10 announce
GEORGE 81 LOVING as candidate fof As
sessof q Carroll county
or We arc authorized to announce
W. ". HAMMONS as . candidate Tor Asses
W u Carroll county.
or We are authorized to announce
John MCLEAN asa esnoidate for reelection
~ Aaefsof AZ Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

nAy~ We ara authorized 20 announce
WILLIAM COTHRAN, Esa, 81 Carroll co.,
a, candidate t8r Judge Of ;hc SIKH Judicial
di,tfiet, comprising The counties Of Monroe
I.wnAes Okitbeha, Cboctaw, thickasaw, Car
roll Yalioluiha, and Taishatchic.
f.J- We arc authorized 70 announce
Cast r ~ wAuL, Of Ysllohufha co. ~ o.
candidate ~ Judge o. the Siaih Judicial dis
met, comntising the counties OF Monroe +,
LasnAe,, osubbeha, Chnotaw, Chickrslw, Car
foll. Yadohusaa, had Tallaha'chie.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

10 he Voters of Carroll county:
Feiow-citirsus; return yun my grateful ac'
kh1Nirtxnenu fot your spdrages IN past years.
sna take this method Of announcing 20 you
tsat AN agaiu candidate Tor Coouty Survey.
o.. Respectfully, JOHN BRONTE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

Or We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM ~ YOUNG as candidate tor the
efics Ct PROBATE Clets Of Carroll county.
6T We are authorized TO announce
sAa'L BART as q candidate Tor reelection
10 he ofbro q Probate Clsfk OF Carroll county
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

COVE are authorized to announce Maj
JAMES MONEY asa candidate for reelection
10 tie oGsee o. Treasumrof cauoil couoly.
or We are authorized to announce
CHARLES Il. TAYLOR as candidate Tor
Tfesarsi q Carroll county,
pJ- vs. arc authorized TO announce
JOHN LOTT as candidate Tor County Urea.
soFef at the November Election.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

GEORGIA ELEcuoN.-In the N. o. Bulle-
tin Of the 10Th instant, kindly furnished
US by lriend.l we have returns from 40
counties, which give Crawford, wing can
date for Governor, majority Of 2,327.-
There are "a counties-many strong demo-
cratic counties yet to hear from.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

or VIZ arc authorized TO announce
Juoar JOHN N TAYLOR aa a candidate for
Cbaaecior Of the State OF Msassippi.
mr. We are authorized 10 announce
Grs,i STEPHEN COOKE as candidate ior
state Chancellor II elected he will residc al
I've scat VI government
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22
General ELECTION,
First Monday and Tuesday In November next

JUDGE HtGH COURT or RRRoRs x APPEALs
or We are authorized 10 announce
Host HENLEY s, BENNETT, Of Lownde',
"a candidate lor Judge o. The Iish Court o.
Errors and Appeals, ior The Northern Disifiel'
or We are authorized 10 announce
Hos'L ALEXANDER VI. CLAYTON, 81 Mar.
shan county, no candidate Tor reelection ~
Judge of the High Court 81 Errors and AfPchls
Tor The Northern difinct
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

We are authorized by ex-Goy. M'NUrr
to state that he will, soon after The Noyem.
Der election, address his fellow-citizens Of
the counties of Hancock, Harrison, Jack.
son, Greene, Wayne, Jones, Perry, vii.
knson, Adams, lssaquena, Washington,
Sunaower, Bolivar, Coahoma and Tunica.
Shorlness Of time alone prevents him from
addressing them sooner. Due notice will
be given OF his appointments in those
counties. Sentinel
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

0SJ-The Jackson Souihron has been harp
ing away for some months against Judge
John NJ, Taylor, one OF the candidates for
State Chancellor. lie processes 10 depre.
cate the mingling OF party politics with the
election, aud yet is continually assailing
Judge Taylor Tor no other reason, that we
have seen, than because he is democrat,
and tho candidate Of some secret mysteri
GUS clique" which no one is verdan
enough to believe has any existence in re-
aliiy. We oejec, to this lliberal and uniai
method Of assailing candidate IL 1udg,
I, lacks ability or fitness for the office, le
!, be shown; such course is fair aud pro
per But the attempt TO injure him BY as
socialing his name with horid, hydra
headed Imaginary eliquc,n Is just III
reverse
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

or We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM RANSOM as a candidate for the
o&ce o. sherid Of Carroll county
or We are authorized to announce
JANIS COLLINS as candidate for the Office
u shsrn 81 Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

0.y- We are authorized TO announce Capt,
CALVIN DAVIS (of the Carroll Volun-
tecrs, as candidate for Lt..Colonel Of the
37th regiment NJ, NJ
or We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM T, TOWNSEND as a candi.
date for Lt,-Colonel 37th regiment M. NJ.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

or A prcnacted meeting by the Chris
,ian Church win be held in this place, com
mcncing on Friday before ,ho fourth sun.
day in this month. Several eminent Mi.
nisters are expected.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

mr. We ure authorized 10 announce
wM. BARKSDALE. Eia Of Lounde' county
a, candidate Tor District Attorney OF ne
shh Judicial District.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22


HOLMES ooUNTY.-Our friends in Holmes
are in the best OF spirits, and many conf
IDENTITY anticipate a democratic majority,
and the success of the legislative ticket
With united effort, this is not at all impro-
bable. We expect good account from
the coon-huniers in Holmes.
In Yazoo county, too, the prospects are
ilauering for the success ef our Legislative
candidates. In the Senatorial district OF
Madison and Yazoe, our friend Judge BAT.
TABLE is making inroads on the large whig
majority. and tits thought will defeat his
competitor, WM. R. MINIS, Esq.
We observe with regret that in severa
strong democratic counties our friends ar,
inviting defeat by dissensions and divi
sions among themselves. Apart f,om tn,
disgraceful greediness thus evinced for get
ting into office, these divisions serve t,
weaken the bonds which bind us in de
vo'ion TO the common cause, and are th,
prolific source of intrigues with, and pledg
es and concessions to our opponents. lie
i be reformed altogether"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-22

or We are authorized tn announce
JANIS IS. JOHNSON asa candidate for Fro
ts,pJuAee % Catal county