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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

We are authorized to annoup,. non,
SIRlBLlNG, as candidate for the ofr;c. y
Assessor of Amite county, at the ensuing y,
Se'nber election.
we are authorized to announce WILLIAM
u DAVIS, as a candidate for the Office Of A.
SCISSOR of Amito county, At the ensuing No,
vember election.
we are authorized to announce THOMAS
IA MS, as candidate for the Office of Az
SCISSOR OF Amitc county, at the ensuing Noven.
Der election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES 4
'hNhiNS, as a candidate for the Office IF A.
SCISSOR of Amite county, a, the ensuing Noyem
her election
We are authorized to announce rOsv ~ I,
hiSAdREW, as a candidate for the ofic, 81
Assessor Of Amits county, at :bc ensuing No.
Tembef elcstiou. ~ d
we are Authorized toahnounts SYLVESTER
s7NONEh' as a candidate for the Office. Of Il
Assessor OF Am'e county, at the ensuing No. n
'ember election. r,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12


Wstf authorized o. announce I.pf9g1u
.hgi"lif sa esaalalis af ihs a5ss
Hhedf n Auitf ssuhft. I'd t.s a...... A..
'smtff election.
We sts authorized to aBa5abs. Wigttv
" hAtREib, asa candidate hf tHsonrsa.
SHERIFF Of Ante county. ID ths srwlog M,
stmbaf election
We "s authorized 10 snaaupts WILLIAM
{. NsGSlEG, asa candidate hr the stts. ~
shtaH q AmIts county, ~ the ensuing N,
fsuibcf election
We are authorized to announce YOUNG 81
ohlitiN, asa esnnidats fsasaa Office oil
sheriff n Amite county, at .fs -a.u,og No
vsmbcr slcoiion
Wene authorized to announce r O. WfrE /
h8' as candidate for the ofie, Of sheriff oil
hmi'e county, at tn. ensuing November cleo
ton.
We arc authorized to announce Clinton
meGEHEE, as candidate for The Office or
Sheriff Of Amite county, At the ensuing Ia.
'smbc, election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

FEMALE SHEARlNG "A corresno,i.,,
the Newark Daily Advertiser a. p,r;, ,
lates the following instance orba,b,,,r
At Gaen, but short distance s' a..
houen, there Is a market, whittier M,
girls resort, and stand hour ate, 5@
WIN their flowing hair, rich and obuv
deriving additional lusfre from tb = s ~
ir"st with their naked shoulders r..
is The resort Of The mercban. b,,5sy
some OF whom come even from Foc,oi
he merchants pass along among Them
examine the color, texture, eyeone,, MI
@her qualities of the beautiful aeees
maggie tor sous, and finally buy. TN
na'r then, after being cut as closely q
possible to the head, Is weieaea and pait
Or aad the girl goes home 10 ptaoas b,
another sheariug, or psrhaps , 8 ps,osas
"usoaod with hor money. An ,ma..
IAN girl prefers to let her bojr to,o \
''Ver on her own head, or If + NM, 4
VI OIL to enjoy the crop berselr" n.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

cr, e are authorized to announce ISAAC n
' oi.pANt' asa candidate for the olHc, ~ Mo
",,' attorney of the Judicial District. canine
.eO OF the counties Of Wilkinson, Adams Jef
'ef'0n' Claiborne, Amito and Franklin EIoo
zion in NoVembey next. A'e''
... - : arc authorized to announce w. s GAS
saD as a candidate for the office of Distric,
q attorney for the Judicial District com,osed IS
rh' counties of Wilkinson, Adams, JelFerson
rankin, Amite and Claiborne
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

some cemmen: has been provoked BY
ne omission of Mr.. Dallas 10 observe
me usual custom and yacate his sea, as
preslalng officer of the Senate, prior TO
~ ne adjournment of that body, ia order
mat The Senate might choose President
pro lem. The Philadelphia Gazette s'afas,
that as both Mr., Polk aad Mr..
DaliaS have had their lives ensured, the
departure from established custom cam
not occasion any inierregnun, in the most
extreme ! contingency. Thank Heaven
ne country is sate!-Picauune.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12


, n1aafatn cAtAsfaorat Ar Ssw Yaas
j I,uaa - Ltrs avn LiHtl On The poft
Foe "a ibe af't 0lhmo, W. BIwafd ~
vail blaek snd whils smith, Jgpg bushes
Ial Np ZOE Charlton street. received =
h'7 'hop AqUariiy NJ old ron wbieb h.
bRl purchase !, consisting N alunal b.ifs
a1l bomb shells npsn inspection, +
vas i91nl that SONS uf ffe aheila Wnve
let4fFal. and abs8t fva q 4ak,r,m. ~.
battll proceeded 10 empty them oI ibalf
.efpIative composition, aua taking ono of
Hbvut thtrtyswo pounds rafibfe 90 bJa
lap, While on The sids walk ff1nlIeR bi,.
shop ho loosened the composition Atlb a
aHtkt sbnkinR Il gut upon the walk. bn
iween his feet WhIlotbas ooQlsaJ. fb,I
shell eaploded--beiog igoIloI rom lheI
dellon, eiihsr Of the siick with thoI
ne chufgs IN the shell. or the bsots
u he unfortunate Mr.. Duvnll. with Inc
opposition Oh the walk, mos, pfnhtblo
nc Ialtef Mr.. DuyaIl hnd both bisarms
iown oil Mt The shoulders his tight lee
lown OH nj the knee, and his BODY much
laue,ed, killing him instantly. The de.
used was about lhirty.threo years oil
5e, and hasleft wife and ono child ,ol
olrn his untimeIy end.
Mr.. Aaron Q. Price, builder, Of No. 10
thompson street, who was standing tain. n
Z 10 Mr. Duyall, was also killed. he re-.
wed blow on the back of his head :,
nm piece OF the shell, breaking in Tho D
IRE back OF his skull, causing instnnt
an lie has left wife and two chill.
~, ms horse, valuable one. was
noIng IN front OF the door, and niece
me shell struck him on the side OF his us
"a taking it entirely off. Richard a
derrick, lad seventeen years Of ape US
slng at the time with a Young asso. US
e. was struck dead by a piece of the us
IT, Ills companion, Robert Benn.tt
tner lad, was thrown into the mir sew ba,
Ieet, falling in such u manner as 10
rely cut his lip. Both his Iegs are
zen aooVe The knee, SO that one must sis
Inpulated; the other, however, NAV he she
a. IL - SAID ibata cartman, who was me
ing at'ne time, had an arm blown mfr DO t
another young man was mach min,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

on RECEIVING A bugep 80.
"elcome' o"cct messenger of ~
= Welcome to this fond bo,rIs, ~ W..
oo, may not the profession prov. ''''.
AZ evonescent as thou art
How bright these flowers IN ,.,..
!, How perfect every varied h.. ''''
How delicate the sweet peran.
DO' "'e they as an emblem .ru,,
But may not minds, Nike ao,.
And deep impressions be- remo,.,, v
say, wilt thon from me eve, ,,,..
And shall | always TIT. b. I,. -,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

rRoGREss OF PaSAcs.-rhe Boston p.
gives the following beautiful ijl1s, mr.
0, me advancement in the science ii i,
chanics, made even by children no 4.
me excellent school system of Mae,acs,
sets The scene IS a school in F,.
county-the parties are a boy unders1.n
Picayuns. ''0'' committees
~, 0no Of the committee proposed thoh.
owing questions 10 a bow who was snIg.
ing Natural Philosophy. Mr.. D**"-
ian YOU explain the prime piles Of a1as
loh' 10Y hesliates. D. What keen
our body together? Ans. yictIals and
rink: D. WHAT are the uses Of
sYerf boy is noapIused) II you lad
g IN ditch, how would you G.. il tout
us. would hitch on yoke Of cattle
man soped.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

RHODE isLAND.-The Dorr party Al
"'s state have nominated Wing a. tLe;,
candidate for Governor. The syowea
o'lso' OF the opposition party, in pursy
.as ms course, is to procure tho npco,
~"0naI liberation of Dorr. The Iococo
coparty of Rhode Island evince tlair =,
'acnmen' to their professed 81 oc,,les
oy nominating man for poyer,o, 49,
quailhediy opposed to them ooIi,ica Nv c,r /
Inc single purpose of roIeasine an ),
olV'duaI from just imprisonmen,--a man
soo' who fled like a base coward At fb.I
hFs' approach Of danger, leaving his de-
ioded followers to their fate. and to sufFe,
'"e punishment which should always be
awarded TO vlolaters of the laws of
sovereign state, But, we suppose this
'0SSSe OF action will prove accepta bic to
re progressive democracy" generally. r.
= " carries out their doctrine of the
largest liberty" and manlfests thei
Sual Impotence under the restraints OF
sgularIy constituted governments. The Ia
sc''on took place on Wednesday, the liz
1 instant. g,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

'ENNEsSEs'-The Tennessee wbio
o'a'e Convention, roceas'y convened >,
:, nashville nominated the Hon. Epbraim
H. roster as the Wing candidate ror
governor Mr.. Foster is gentIem, =
o. rare and eminent oratorical nower.
al accomplished ana able debater-.ra
possesses personal popularity co.ex,sr
Sl'e WIN the State. His election NAV be
set down as certain.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

MARRIAGE Mature and nature's Go,
I nc upon .ae union that is sweetened h,
,GSe and sanc'ifed by law, The snbsrS
., our affection is enlarged, and our Plea.
sure taxes a range. We become more
exi pD.,aa' any; ana respected among men, and
o'' itself Is doubIy enjoyed Win
our softer sell. Misfortune looses b,, ~: "a
Anguish beneath the smoothing ioGna AM, -
81 her smiles, aud triumph becomes ~
triumphant, when shared win IL" E
Without her what is MANI A royjno ani
re'"ess being driven at pleasure with ~
mantle speculation aud cheated into ~
1sy oy in'ilo hoPes--the mad victim or
-, ,".a a, passions, and tho disappointejI
'ursoe OF lruitless joys. But with h.,
70 a"akens to new life. He follows
and pobler than the narroa {
oao 10 self aggrandize ment--that IS s.a, +,
reg win mofe fragrant flowers and +
lm'hated by a clearer light. +
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

vooS ere authorised to announce STANHopF
+. ~ = OF Wilkinson county. as a conaids,e
80 ','o once Of Judge of the Circuit, Court far
.oe mrs, Judicial District, composed Of ,be con-
20, ,ss VI Wilkinson Adams, Amite, FrsnkIi,
'eherson and Claihorne -,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

e. TRoM iExAs BY WAY OF THE RED RlvEa.
ne lied River Republican Iearus from
gentlemen direct from Texas, that tho
NOS, h'os' PoPulous settlements through which
."ey passed were in fever Of Joy at the
passage Of the Annexation resolutions
y "el me news reached San Augustine
cannon were fired and public meetings
Picayune.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

The following is not bad specimen Of
The havoc sometimes made BY those who
write complimentary notes ia the third
person; " Mr.. A. presents his comPi'
nents TO Mr. B. have got hat which
snot his; # he have got hat which IS
not yours no doubt they are the expect
Cd one"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

wv e s are authorized to announce c. PINcK.
5is,.. S s, H. Of Wilkinson county, as can.
",0sse Tor the office of Chancellor Of he sta,.
IpPi' at the ensuing November e,ac,ion
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

n1FhAoaDiNARY ABSENT M1NpEpNEss -
! case IS related Of a lady in company /.
a ~ % '"o'slnce who being waited upo
; nm a. a p'a1e OF refreshments, put then
mo ! 1er pocket. She did not discover 10,
nose Oh the plate. pug n0i
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

T. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT, HteaD,booi rE,.
t6eth.--We are indebted to thu offi,or. -,
the steamboat Wave for an extra Of ,be
St. Landry Wing, Of April Sd. contaioinG
the following distressing particulars 81 7
the explosion OF the boilers of the Eliza.
beth:~-Picayuae.
Inc Elizabeth started from New Or.
leaos on Sunday evening last, ana when
entering the Courtaublean from, tbo All !
ailalaya, her boilers collapsed, and cam
p,eIely tore her upper works n oton,~
l ne explosion took place abox 3 o,clooL
o : uesuay morning, to which NAV be
the preservation of many lives
~ nef en''re works above the boiIers
"oi' sweep away, together with her boiI,
rs ana deck fixtures. Shortly afer tba t
accident The " Wave" came 40, ren,jered
~ me assistance in her power, and ,aw
q me wreck up to Washington wv :
we insert the subjoined list, furnisbad g
Soy ne clerk, who escaped unip;nred. n
- y H. Gordon, captain, very badIy seal II
Daniel York, mate, killed "
red F''o'' reg rae ",
John Parish, second pilot, uninii,re3 n
SI' "ls'fqulie, first engineer, yerv
~ Nelso1 Hill, second engineer, missing. =, ne
Hhas' NJ Jones, barkesper, unininrsS the
mf' ireland, carpenter; steward coot Pre-
ca6In-boys, uainjured. o'OA me
deckhand, missing ina
Ine negro fireman slightly scaIded pro
one DO, missing @ nov
assengers uhinjured, except a few who Dal
e slightly bruised. =" ""o dep
We regret to learn that CAPT, Cordor :. not
very critical state. 1o' Is extr
ne passengers publish card :, 'he
"a tney estlf,y that the accident wa. q
OF those unforeseen, calamitjes wbick 9,
uman prudence could prevent. as the arzo
IN and other officers were doino '" go
DUTY when the explosion took placa + ooG,
arse return their thanks to the oa; '
OF tho " Wave," for their kind ASH 49,.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

MASSACHUSETTS U. $ sENA4foa.-Hop
John Davis has been elected, by tie lie.
g'slature Of Massachusetts. United, States
senator to supply the vacancy ii. the Sc
material representation Of tbat Stat. -.
s : p by The decease Of The Hon. Isaac
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

: " mai 5 the matter, Ephraim"
y, I'M sick of this COMPOUNDED inhu'
enza. I'm dead.
why on earth don't you go and go!
coffin, then?"
Thank you, I've been trouble enough
with coughin', latelv''
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

Seth Barton, Esq, OF New Orlea,s
has been appointed, by the President So.
.IcitOr of the Treasury of the Upir.d
States. 90
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

1T Is a pleasant weakness in young ma
generous minds to seek in all striCss ~
defence OF the weaker. even when wa A.
not Kno" whether the cause that Wa ~ ~
pouse be or be not the Just one. -
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

COLLECTOR OF BosroN.--Ex-Covorno.
Marcus Morton, notorious and r.bia|
aboIItIonlsi, has been appointed Collsctor
II tho Port of Boston, by MIR. POLK
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WON AN.

A mother she scoIds and spank, IL,
SISTER, she tells of and pinches ps,, !,
sue lfowns, Pouts, frets, cries, and !,
mentS US; without her what wopIJ b y,
DO TO trouble US? way VIVA
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

we understand that Judge Thomas n.
fletcher has been appointed Marsha Of
'ne Southern District of Mississippi, in
pace Of MAJOR Anderson Miller, resigned
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

- fSN" - sMHH@NeNFee
10 tao Psligaoa Wing. N lha 1914
OF, ~ Boic, tba gsiai.siufy aldyes.
RI haaan tafman apd Gfosn, 10 late
abe sni .tlpiifious s1itor Wa fsg,sf
lh9 fad#Haa' gf Messn Carmen AMI
Hfseo lbsy Nave conducted HE wlig
l'f q aeflba ~ years Win much ab,lit,
industry 1nj courtesy consequently
I'hsit igurBa w. ogg II ibs most le.a.
Ie7'nR county papers IN louisiana -s
In whatever vocation They may hafuafIst
frgag', We wish theT The most complete
success mad prosperity.
Henry s5pvitb, Es4 vii assume tbe
'dIlofial management n the esinbltsb.
neot, llc BE represented qs a gentleman 4
u hne abilities, MD oa able opd spiatsJ
writer II.dIly aud pccuniariIy, woIoo
rust 'hat ample success will attend bi.hI
dor" 10 behalf Of the good old whie b.
ause. bI
" y'RFc That wo ncrer receive the u
hig uni. a week after il IL dueg II
81. IHp
A"e following is an abstract of the m
'otest o. Gen Almonto, Minister from -,
eNIco tothe United States, on the Nca. ka
'n OF lie passage of the Texas Annex. lei
on b''' II furnishes matter for grave fro
Election: emf
81 The undsrsigned bo, h, deu
sSS himself to the Hon. Secretary oil oIo
''e' III ofuef 10 manifest the deep con. o ot"'
n WIN which he has seen thai The fpi
,sident of tho T,i,a4 s.. '""' tue hea
Signature 10 law, admitting into This oto
iedeSaey the Mexican province of pass
iaS VI clatt
He had aattered himself .ba, the shell
~ coonseis OF the most distinguished a"o'
.eas, De, would have led TO a bet,er orai
IT. UnhaPpiIy il has not been So SeVe
asainst ms hopes and sincere VOWS orok
ees consuunated nm ,ba .o"s' be al
'f"mehi, an act of aggression, the save
poIalion or c,;.nal,' '''oi"S and a
9efaoe portion Of its territory. RED
or these reasons, in Obedience n his n.
'c''oas, ne must protest, and does NIL; 81,
ST. It'll the most solemn manner in , A.t,l
anne Of his government, against The Inc Inc
~ tie protests, also, that tina az, ibo
measure lnyali1ates the rights Of s s"9
% to recover her province. of which 1 953I.'
SO unustIy disPossessed, and that w. ", u.
III maintain and give etfec, TO those 10y Ivy ~,
by all The means within her power t,"r',
e also hegs that the Secretary will T ,V,'o'
President know that, in view Of AN So
laciss, his mission near the Govern. $50,
from to-day. He .roon . sss3A
y oeas that the Hon. Sesrp.asv NJ j:
'fwafd nun his passports, because 49, e. =,
|; \. purpose 70 leave this civ No $50 80
s'olo Tor NcwYork.' e''' - soon \ are "
; Almon'e arrived in New York on ,ba !
pltlmo. '" me WIN
...... 81 ..... lday
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Oh srare CEFDir Pennsylvania and I'M
d. n9oll'' Democratic Stafsq, hive pas,edsay
g 9n,5 10 pay their iulerest. MARYLAND.
+ +" ahlg' refused 10 pay, although she bajI
the moansl Think OF that
The foregoing little article is ,,koc
from the New Orleans Jsgsrsoniao ~.
peoI'eaH' Of the si.as,aat It's publish
t ed as selected article, receiving, We
suppose The foil appreciation of the cdi.
tor,
The following editorial article is taken
rom the Southern Rcformer, OF the 9Th
instant:
" FEDERAL MARyLaSD.-Wha. deplo 4
rao'e condition must this State be in. to Is
nave 10 resort 10 the odous British stamn l..
ac' system TO revive its credit Whai Ip
W. must we think Of the opponents orbi
when such states as MARYLAND Ioa
opposed 1t. Certainly, If the people are r.
not TOO inert, they will be Fou sed bv this
{, 70 sone show OF respect for their nation go
q cnaractern ''N" ~ ~,
II Is all right, we suppose, for demo. res
rate editors to attempt to lower The ant
landing of Wing sta,es-no matter how he
'S'ngenaou' or sniair may be The means t s"'
'ey use to effect their object--if thew The
an by so doing, in any way lessen the con
nun winch that damned spot" tba, -
cerous moral so,e--..a.,,s ,',s' ' , inst
ought upon them, upon their party. and p 'bo
on the people Of the United States, in. law
'lduaiIy and collectively. in .
Above, we have published extracts Mex
N two Of the leading democratic iopr. s she
30 oc ~, ""S' denounces the RICH
l9 ct Maryland as utterly refusing 10 IL
10 an effort 10 pay her honest debts let II
though she has@AAe -, ~, these
:, y 2l IN. Ahe ment
70 pity the quen
1iton Of her now that her will
government hasFescried 70 the OK 1t is
ne point ,r ,a as pc
'a"a'oh, 20 retrieve aga &c
80, ,''" u"' "a fnshed, pure and inyio- the 2;
the public faith of one of tbe M.
OF the noble sod Thrteeas, Ma
e gallant soas were among the first John
raised the standard Of civil liberty g'siat
le western hemisphere, and who Senate
nj and bIed, toiIed and suffered. unit nator
'es''mabIe boon, nov esjoyed by their e. caS'on
was secured. - o@'
I
DO not blame our opponents ror ,,- Geo
ing to shit The degrading stigma or the edi
ilat'on from their shoulders. IN, (which
% blame them for using the mean, ab'est
10 to eaect it. But their efforts will Union)
ava'lIng. Like the "Shirt Of Mes. pany :
1t VIII stick to them and to their purpose
They can never ge, rid Of the ever tn
aeh' justly belonging to them bv Tho for bui
'He oiV'hzed world, except bv CON Santa |
8 TO ihe payment Of our homes, pleasure
Will
Ill. ~ 'eie'e the State Of be good
'ipp' and the Union from the d;s \. nor :
u reputation, let them unite with iv Or M
,sn,n Out some Practica he freq
-, ..,, ~ eD''' sucn a desirable OBJ Office, "
ron,a;a, wing state that has it was pu
'ePuo'ated' for inability to pay
the very same lime thew aya do. MARRl.
g the government of tb,, ST. smile up,
rting to eycss.ivo 49, '''1' '''''9 Owe and
a ,ax..;on 80: a"u almost un' of our aft
~ oroef TO DO able to sure take.
engagements. important
-------- existence
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

W. MY Repre- sentative.
o,,' we are authorized to announce PETER
y LAN"PAN,as candidate for Represent.
I'VE OF Amite county, at the ensuing Noveraha,
election ''o'eH'DeF
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

DiqiNlrAalEs ARRESTED. The Senate =,
Micehigan have got into a pretty m1ss e.,
when the people will have TO pay tbe
piper, Il appears that Judge Wilkins. n
Inc United States ircuIt Court -
S S,,etl. a warrant for the arrest OF Senator
" ". .', ,l' "seh was served by the Dep.
NY Aarshat The Senate was so inJir.
n"ns at tho arrest Of Rsvmber Of tEsS5.
honorable body, that the arrest Of ,ha
Judge, Marshal, and Clerk Of the T1oifad
o'a'es Court, was at once ordered, for il
- OF privilege. The arrests we,sI
Ny the rgeani-at- Arms; and JpdgeI
W ~ arraigued, refused "a respond
xcaAEeo Deny the Jurisdiction Of ,hs sa,
afns@f This nonpnsad the Senate nr a
',me' out II was finally decided 10 make
ne "hOle matter the special order Of the
'ay, Preliminary arrangements roy The
FiaI ior contempt were made, and The
PRISONERS were suffered 10 70 on parole
0 re-appear when wanted
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

lnere IS chap down cast so cro,.
eyed that he courts two girls for one.
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"'' Inc editor of the Jackson Sout,ron
90 good enough to inform US whetber Ri.
paper is published weekly, semi.mon.A \.
~ or monthly If we were to judge BY
me frequency Of its arrival at tb;, pos,
oliloe' We should certainly suppose thai.
II was published monthlyl
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