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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

Every democratic paper in. (with one
exception, and all out Of our Stale. have
pronounced the same opinion with our.
'selyes, on the late letter OF Mr.. Walker.
We insert, occasionally. some of the re-
marks Of contemporaries concerning il. -
LS0uthern Rcforzer.
This is about as near the truth. perhaps.
as it should ever be expected for the Re
former to come. How near this IS. nav
be inferred from the fact that the Missis-
sippi Democrat, fernando Phenix. Riplev
Advertiser, Brandon DiSseminator. Dollar
Democrat, True Democrat, and Oxford
Organizer, with the Sentinel-eigktd demo-
cratic papers of our State, have all ex-
pressed themselves totally unsatisfed with
Mr.. Walkers explanation of the lost COM
mission business, and are, therefore, at d.
rect issue with the Reformer on this sub
Ject. Ii we had the same puerile vanity
the Retormer evlnces for paradIng. in our
paper, every puff from Contemporary. We
could fill our paper with articles giving the
same views of Mr.. Walkers c5urse with
US, and endorsing and approving our re-
marks concerning him.
The Bayou Sara Ledger, too, one Of
the most able democratic papers in Louis
Iana, has also, now that we have given so
many OF the facts of this business, hereto
fore concealed, come TO the same concur
sLons wlth'us. and bitterly denounced Mr..
Walkers conduct.
The public will form their own opinions
OF the veracity of the editor who, in the
face and with the knowledge of all this
would use the language above. ISeut
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

CLERIcAL CHANeE.-Ths Pa7.s.i.ts.
=. ;. 6azette SAYS that The Rev. r. e.
lhoTntons lately miaistsr IA tie Ne.h.,-
oisa Episcopal denomination. and Pre~,.
deaf q their Centenary Colere. 80
Jackson, Miss. has been admitted T. -
dictate Tor holy orders n ne Ecsse,.,l
church. BY Bishop Otey. tie Prosi.,s.,l
Bishop OF the Diocese. ~. T1,o-.,.,..
was formerly siaiiOaed n tAis cssx. $50,
been long a member ef he Bslin,ors
Conferences. '-'-''' .
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

o. We learn that I. E. ROBINS, Esq,
one of the Assignees of the Commercial
railroad Bank of Vicksburg, at salary of
S0'ooo' has announced himself candidate
Tor the State Senate from Warren county.
lie claims affinity with the democratic par
ty, but if we are not greatly mistaken, the
sterling democracy of that county will say
TO him, at the ballot box, in language not
to be mistaken, that although sometimes
g with us, he is not of u.s. The democra-
cy of Warren will very properly decline TO
shoulder that rotten corporation, or to assist
the efforts which it is said are making for
its rcsuscitation aud revival.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

49, We learn that protracted meeting
fof the Baptist denomination, will COM
nence at the Baptist Church in this vii
lara on Friday next. Several preachers
from distance are expected.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR:
"a. &. M,NUTT.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

TExAs.-On the first page will be found
an interesting account of this country and
its inhabitants-also, notice of Lieut.. Free
mont's third expedition beyond the Rocky
mountains into California and Oregon
regions destined TO be the future abode of
millions Of the "progressive democracY.o
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

HARMONIOUS wHIGGERY.-We see it sta
ted that Col. A. L. Bingamin, one of the
nominees of the late " common coen
meeting at Jackson, is an advocate of the
original Briscoe bill, and that this fact was
well known before the meeting. VIII our
cunning opponents make this an issue in
the Congressional canvass, and repudiats
the gallant old Colonel? We predict not.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS,

DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
A L B ERT G. BROWN
FOR CONGRESS,
JACOB THOMPSON, Of Lafayette,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Warren.
ROBERT w. ROBERTS, of Scot,
STEPHEN ADAMS, of Monroe.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILSON HEMINGWAY.
AUDITOR,
JAMES e. MATTHEWS.
TREASURER,
WILLIAM CLARK.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN D. FREEMAN.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
We have caused a writ of iniunct

We have caused a writ of Injunction to
be issued against the editor of the Daven
port Gazette to restrain him from writing
and publishing articles on "Cod Fish" -
We claim the exclusive right Of communi.
eating ell the information needed on this
subject in this Tertiary. II 10 our inten-
zion to apply to the FIRST legislature unde,
the now Constitution for an act Of incorpor
alton for that purpose. The Lieut.. Gov
srnor presvmptips has agreed to speak in
~ favsy IN Committee Of the Whole.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
BURLINGTON MARKET.

The amount Of Pork offered since our
last has decreased from the previous weeks.
prices continue the same. Wheat 10 mark.
three days there has been quite brisk
ness in transactions in the article. Mr.
Shackford's Mill, which has been undergo
ing repairs is again in operation.
Business generally is tagging. the condi-
ton Of tho river cuts off al communication
with the Illinois shore except for passers on
foot.
Messrs Holridge and Gilman, new firm.
are opening rich assortment of goods in
Noble and Yates block.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Pine Lumber.

900 thousand feet and 20 VI sawed pine
Lath. A part OF this lumner sofa very
superior quality of clear stud from the b.
Bull Falls, Wisconsin River, and will be
sold at the lowest rates !os cash or pro
duce.
return you my SINGER" thanks fr past
favors and solicit continuation Of your
patronage, and wish ynu all not nniY
one happy new year, but g'ea, manY'
l have large stock Of goods aud aa
very anxious to sell and viii sci! cheap %
exchange for wheat, corn, oats. fax,eed,
dry hiGes, bees Max, AUD the root oil ~
electromagnetic MT be reused.
+ d i PkA,LEY.
Burlington, Iowa, Jan 2 l5,5
Gazette cops
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Who is our namesake up the creek, who
grinds out metro for the Blooming ton Her.
aid over the signature Of "W7" We can
borrow the language Of the elder Pope. in
speaking Of the great Poets first attempts
"These be very good rhymes"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
statistics Of Notification.

WIZ. AIKEN. has been chosen Governor,
and S. E. lawn. 1t. Governor, Of S. Carol.
na. 1t does not require an orator, 10 fill
this latter Office in that State.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

We noticed last week the fact of Mr.
Wright's pricing dogs in the Albany mar
ket With the inferentaI purpose. Mr. Polk
will require whole pack for body guard.
II is thought one beast will be needed for
this Territory alone. He.has given Us the
ysfueal Of the Office Of Governor.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Late accounts from New York give the
.hg"res OF ,. perfect panic in the stock mar
ke'. dividend paying scrip went down
WITT, the fanc,es The soonrr the better
come it must. With the influence Of null
iticatio., and negro slavery combined. lei
capital ''stanh from under"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

IT Shakespeare lived N the h'heteeth CEN
tpry and within the jurisdiction OF the
Des Moines County Court. he would be
taken in ui ct armis, TO answer to the
charge Of libel upon the Chief Mag istrat q
Of our city in the following lines:
"Fillet Of Jenny snake.
in the cauldron boil and bake;
Eye Of newt. and toe Of frog,
Wool Of bat, and tongue Of dog,
Adder,s fork ard blind worms sting,
Liz1ard's leg and owlets wing"
This is altogether too personal.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

The Iowa city Standard has changed
hands. Mr. A. P. WooD, has become propri.
etor, and announces himself as Editor. We
welcome him into the editorial line.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
oNE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
ma..achu.e,t. and :. Carolina.

The State Of Massa chnsetts recently mp.
pointed the Hon. Samuel Hoar, asa commits
sioner 10 reside ut Charleston. S. c.. tn
protect the rights of Free eolored Seamen,
who are bv law subject to an imprisonment
during the time their vessel is in port. M d
are then liberated only bv payment Of costs.
The object Of this mission was To test the
Constitutinnalitv Of the enactment. On
the arrival Of Mr. II at Charleston. he ad.
dressed letter to the Governor, apprising
him Of his presence and the purposes Of hi
appointment, on the receipt Of which, Gov.
Hammond despa tched special Message to
the Legislature. The body took prompt ac
ition and the result was a resolution direct
ing the Governor to erpel him from the State.
Mr. H., is now at Washington.
This is the magnanimous State. the State
where all Of great and good are concentrated
high, daring. chivalrous courage. Defend.
ed in the War Of Independence by Yankee
troops. commanded by Yankee Generals and
paid for by Yankee capital.
Go TO their cities and you find livericd
servants and coaches with family insignia
upon the pannels, negro footmen and negro
aptriders-prjde and raps-pomp and penu-
Try. In the evening. you might imagine
yourself at German city. in the day Of the
Confederation Of the Rhine. An armed
guard is called out at o'clock. by the rat
fling drum Of a garrison. Pcaceable citi
sens are br 'ught up at the point Of the bay
onet. to explain, to hired sold,ery, :shy
they walk in the public street; and on the
Sabbath. the Minister Of Religion which
s'teaches peace on earth." passes the vesti.
Sbule, on the way to his pulpit. under the
eye Of an armed Pretorian. tinseled upon
the breast and tainted al the heart with the
leproay Of bondage. This is the democracy
which has just given rs n President knot
Of petty tyrants who have led into captivity
the great party Of the "largest liberty. -
This is in the territory Of one of the twenty.
six of our COME 1eracv, under a Constitution
Wanted to the world as guaranteeing
"lfe liberty and happiness" A State which
threatens to secede from the Union, having
in her limits slave population fully equal
to the number Of the whites-tardened by
exposure-tanned to endurance by the lash
What would she do alone? Without foreign
aid she could not MAINTAIN one campaign
against the exterminating power in her own
borders; every white skin would be driven
from the boundary in servile war; We
rejoice that Massachusetts, is now commit
ted in this new assumption Of arrogance
she will neither finch or swerve, until right
10 done. She needs no appeal, to
'Snntch from the ashes Of your sires,
The remnant Of their former fres,"
and while she will not interfere in the in
ternal policy of other States. she will pre-
tect her own citizens, either white or black
whenever and wherever they should suffe
without cause.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Fruits Of the Polk Triumph.--Cotton is
selling for from a to y cents in New
York--aslower point Of price than it ever
before touched. Work the screw Every
considerable cotton State voted for Mr.
P"lk--let them drain the cup to the dregs
They have sowed the wind, they reap the
whirlwind.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

We owe an apology to the grand Acciten-
tai. for not promn'gating. at an earlier date
the fact that his son John has offered him
self for Congress in Wise's district. "May
his shadow never be less"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Manliness and intrepdity claim our admi-
ration whenever developed. The fearless
stand taken by the Bloomington Herald
would merit applause. were it Of the sam e
politics of our own and being opposed to US
shall not deter the expression Of our res
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
HARDW axe.

Nails. brad s, spikes, Norfolk and Amer
can latches. blind fastenngs, PurI'l hinges
butts and screws, window springs, doG,
pad, till. chest, cupboard and trunk LOCKS;
hies, rasps, hammers, hatchets. axes, Az
gers, chssels, gimblets, screw drivers, bad
avis, lacks, aoa,s, butcher and shoe knives,
mill, y cut, and hand saws, slddlers avis
wool cards, cattle cards, curry ranbs, sad
irons, tea kettles, stew pans, fry PaBs.
hollow ware, superior AMI common ttot
and pocket cutlery, German silver and
iron table and tea spo. rs. coopers a''zes ana
hitts; hair, clothes, counter, backing aad
ScrEbbing brushes; wood and metal i'qnof
gates. percussion cups, t.,nts. and mIn'
articles not msntioncd.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Capt.. NEWTON, Comm ander Of tht
Steamer Missouri when bprrt at Glib
ral,.r, has been found g,'.l,y of ..npgl.
gence," and suspended from service
for two wears.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Congress.

The Committees in the House are
much as the last session.
Mr. Duncan, of Ohio. introduced bill
To provide Tor the Simultaneous cleo
ton Of Presidential electors. In the
Senate nothing was done except to an
nonnce the Committees.
Col. Benton introduced his bill for
the annexation Of Texas. which went
to the Committee ON Foreign Reia.
lions. Mr. Cri.tenden offered reso.
luton calling upon the Secretary for
The disposition Of the public funds
since January. "A. Mr. Johnson. oil
La. brought in resolution to instruct
the Judiciary Committee TO inquire in
to the expediency Of amending the nat
uralizalon laws. Mr. Allen, Of Ohio
asked for information touching the
pending negotiation relative to Oregon
Territory. In the House, Mr. Hms'
tons bill to graduate the price Of pub
he land was under consideration. MI
McDuffie has introduced bill into the
Senate for the immediate annexation o
Texas, and Charles J. Ingersoll has
done the same in the House. The
ena,e did not sit on the 18th, the
House were occupied in discussing Nj
Duncan's bill for choice Of electors.
In the Senate, Mr. Benton introduced
a petition praying for an appropriation
for the harhor Of St. Louis. The res
olu,ions Of Mr. Johnson on the na,ur
aliza,ion laws elected an interesting
debate. In the House. Mr. Duncan.
bill for changing the time Of holding
elections passed unanimously. Nj
S,eenrod. Of Va. offered resolutions
for establishing a Marine Hospital a
Wheeling. Mr. Douglass. of Illinois
brought forward bill TO establish the
Territory of Nebraska. Mr Burt offer
ed bill to reduce the duty on Cotton
cloths and Gunny cloths. Mr. Gid
dings. Of Ohio, gave notice Of an in'en'
ton te introduce bill to abolish all
laws Sanc,;oning slavery in the Dis.ric
Of Columbia. Mr. Dromgoole offere d
a joint resolution for the purchase o
the unpublished writings Of Mr. Madi'
son. In The Senate bill to pay tht
heirs of Robert Fulton $4,000, wa!
under consideration. In the House
Mr. Ingersoll introduced bill for the
modification Of the Tariff Of 1917,
chiefly in the matter Of silks and wines
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

The weather after coqneiling be
tween freezing aud ,hawing has set
tied down 70 autumn mildness, dPcid
eddy untavorabie 10 our present brIrg
ING system.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

They have curious tastes up in Scott
county. The Davenport Gazette makes his
subscribers a Christmas Gift Of John y.
ler's Message. We have some qualities Of
endurance. but John Message is too strong
" mpregnatcd with Tartar Emetic to be
put under our nose before Christmas din.
nor
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Another Terrible Accident.

The Belle of Gainesville was run
into by the Louisiana, below The Horse
Shoe Cutoff. The former was com.
ple,e!y demolished and Immediately
sunk. So far as known 81 lives were
lost. The Louisiana is an immense
boat and will carry freigh. Of 5000
bales nf Cotton.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Be Honest and Wise aud Pay IN
4 lii indebted 10 the late trm u m
IA Rand x TO. are requested " ~ .ier
immediately, and it will ne lnhc" the
settling with me than all "mfe' ,bs
concern must be wound up, sna'' ''''
shortest way 10 do it. ,,Nn.
Jan As b
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Dlr0,

On Friday. 2lst ult. MARIoN ELlzAsrru
SrARa, only child Of Henry w. and Ma ron
Starr. at their residence in this place, aged
g nonths.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

A personal attack was made upon the
Hon. John Quincy Adams in the Lob
by of the House last week, by Thomas
Sangs.er. Bvs,anders inteffered and
protected Mr. A. from violence.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

1.-THE autographs (of the members OF
the Convention) can be obtained but
heads Of such wisdom and experience are
antipodal to hair-like peeled ingu"s. =
Davenport Gazette
All, that explains tive noticed tire
other evening that the scalp of oar friend
Jim was becoming denuded OF its bristllns
embellishments but we did not at that mo
ment think of the convention AMI th0s,
| speeches. We are since informed that foI
two days previous to putting his paper 'o
like the premoaitions OF an erupting vol!
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Arrsya, Of the Caledonia.

Arrival Of the Caledonia.
Fourteen Days Later from Europe.
This steamer reached Boston Dec.
7.h, with Al passengers, but with no
important news.
The Cotton market continues quiet,
with a sligh, advance Of price.
Money is more in demand with m
creased rate of intere ST.
The citizens Of Manchester are max
ing movement towards the repeal 0i
the duty on raw cotton.
Nothing new has transpired IN
France.
In Spain the new Constitution pro-
muIgated by the Ministers will no. be
modified. The country is in q very
unsettled state.
Canton is quiet again, the riots hav-
ing been qne!led.
The moo,ed question Of treaty or no
treaty is pu, to rest by positive infor.
nation. has been concluded, the
American Minister did not attempt to
proceed to Pekin in obedience to the
wishes of the American residents at
Canton.
Six lives were lost at Derby. Eng.
land. by the falling of an arch, on
which laborers were employed in
completion.
The Rev. w. H. Rensha W, has
been suspended from his Office Of Gu.
rate. for three months. for refusing to
bury the corpse Of parishoner who
had been bapsised by a Methodist
Clergyman.
Is or is NOT the Hon. James Bucha.
nan the man who minated that if he
thought he had drop Of democratic
blood in his veins he would let it ou,
with lancet!
The Hon. d. H. Lewis has not ia.
ken his seat in the U. S Senate nol
will he, it is said. unless he is elected
By the Legislature. The standard oil
weight for Senator in Alabama is five
hundred pounds. avoirdupois. 1. is
though, Dixon is eligible.
We since learn that Mr. Lewis ha.
been elected Senator by the Legislature
The Legislature Of Illinois think o
revising the Constitution of N. Hamp
shire, end '.nrning the key Of the Rhod'
lsIapd lnfrmary, for the crime o
Teas on, TO lherate the Patriot Dorr
} Wc.nld il not be well. .most potent
Crave and reverend seignors," TO brin
{ your own State within ten degrees Q
the zero of decency, before you legis
late for other and far better governe
sections!
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Els K Al NVftO, Urinf
"AKEN UP by James Wada's, Ives
Il in Yellow Spring fo"n'pp .o,rsl
Mones county. Iowa ferritory' ii
horse colt. star IN the forehead. sues s.,sd
white or the nose, no other MARKS !" s;sh
perceivable. near thirteen hahos Inc.
supposed to be two years old las, 1Wad.
appraised to eighteen dollarsby W" elliot,
die and Jamas Cox before Amen
J. P. on the 29th Of Nov. lS4i.
A true copy from my Eslray Reca a.,.rt.
JOHN r. WOODS. Ger. a,
dec06-3k
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

We are not unmindful Of the sterling
sense and gentlemaniy feeling displayed
by the editor Of the Lee County Democrat
in his structures upon the typographical
war in this jurisdiction. Ii there is any
difference Of opinion between US, it is ir the
deeper disgust with which we regard the
whole spirit and tendency Of this bardving
of cpithets. 1t was commenced on on,
M IT in self defence. The ed tor Of ths
Gazette has attempted to crush will, an iror
heel freedom OF speech and right of though
and in his ignorant arrogance he eve.
questions the right Of individuals to loca,,
themselves within the limits Of his assume.
sway. We have said we commenced in re
ply and no. in attack. We are ready t.
stop stany moment. but we owe it to gu
name, our lineage, and the State in which
we had our birth, to defend in all way
and by every means the freedom Of perso,
and the fssedem Of mind.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Mr. DODGE, our Delegate has submit.
ted the application. of Iowa 10 be adj.
mi',ed I'M" the Jnior to the House.
The snbjer. was referred to the Com.
mi,,ee on Territories.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
MILL AND CROSS CUT SAWS

MILL AND CROSS CUT ~"
TIME Subscriber has an hand. ana oas
Il for sale at the Cincinnati, prlee-'
feet Of Mill aud Cross cat SAW .op
Importer Of, and dealer n China W
and Hardware. "a
Jan 2, AS