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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

sharp kmile aud a sIanderer are harm
aden Jhev are sbrr nm
-' a.hcuAy lies in shutting them up il
M 'A'iy This recipe Is akin 10 that
N a9 pashlouale man-he is advised
gle La'l,s payer, or repeat the alpha
\, '"a'ds- The difficulty in his case
',i \ ~ y o'.T master his memory that he
pa lo'gst the reeipe ifseIis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
81 FANZAS.
Inever cast a flower away,

1 never cast a flower away,
The gif: of one who cared for me,
A little flower; a faded flower;
But il was sdone reluctantly.
never lookd last adieu
To things familiar; but ny heart
Shrank with feeling almost pain,
E'en from their liielessness TO part.
never spoke the word FAREWELL
But with an utterance faint and brokenl
A beartsick yearn;ng for the time
When II should never more be spoken
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

vT oFFATS celebrated LIFE PILLS an
wi PHOENIX &BIfTERS, ior Dyspepsl
Asthma, Scrofula and Consumption, &c, "di
ranfed IN be fresh ard genuine. For sale at
LEWIS, South Side ofth S2aars
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MARSHAL
COUNTY.

The Probate Court of the said courty'
bor;nr ON the 4th Monday of December
lS44, granted to me admin, ,strasion "a ,.e ~
as,s,a of Michael r Womack deceased. late
Of said county. This IS to notlly ~ Pc.
sons interested TO present their Claims a
cainst said estate duly authenticate as 'e1 =
quired by lsw within the 'l,he p'sse''0''
c. they will be forever barred.
January l0sh, le45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

''HASys N-Some leather head
'aap 3, scrIb,s voman'a sign on which
'- day goods, The LADIES can retort by
Htag such sIanderers as blocks upon
ID atOIs exhibit skill.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

The Subscribers 10 81 Thomas Hail. under
management of Rev. DR.. Hawks and all others
interested, are hereby requested to assemble at
the Court House, on Wednesday the 5th inst. al
, o'clock, Z. NJ, for the purpose of taking the
business Cf the concern under consideration.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
From the Memphis Eagle.
COMM SkgCVAE.

CoTToN is beginning to look up itlle, and TIE
prices now offered by our buyers, compel us to
advance our hguTes !c 10 g.; sales are making of
our average samples at to At cents while the
best samples range from 4. to cents
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
FRESH DRUG AND MEDICINES
AT IL. r. LEWIS.
South Side Of the Square

South Side Of The Square.
eeAEA WE have just received and will
keep constantly on hand good
assortment of fresh Dru IS and
Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye stufs, Per
fumery and all the popular and Valuable
Patient Medicines and also good assort
ment ofShop Furniture Of every description
All orders fromPhysicians will be filled at
low prices, for CASH or on time to punctual
Dealers.
May IL, l644-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

49,. - USE OF MoNEY-A gentleman
Y - aas subscribed 81 500 towards
" aesllluIe places ia that Stale with
" school Libraries.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

NJ llreHl Who punIshes his children
AHs syiI, while he sets them a bad tx
'h Ike the rider who continually sPurs
-as orEaId, while he holds him back
asitins.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

l1er nL I'VE FLOWERS Insert the stem
Iaasrr /" Inc flower, renew the water
asop1its = l1le powdered charcoal and
substitute salt water for fresh.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

4 ai ry,t believe v9u o,,,... ,..,uiJ comand a
~ eJ'l4 % money! No; bit OF il sir new
~ 'OHlad lit commanded me Mo
'''' vas my ruinatiou. Lend me V, If
'-se Id Ike to be ruined again,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

'aai boxes govsrn - Liam
VI paPet-it answers the question
tcr Sa,ridge box, the ballot box the
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
ALSO

English, French and American Chemicals, TO-
gether with constant supply OF Soaps and per
fumeries of the most approved brands.
Feb. 1, lSI5-24-f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
GLOVES.

pam. bldck anu COloNlttt Aibs
Do do hfead,
10 do Cotton,
Buckskin and Woolen Gloves.
LADIES' WEAR!
sill1s.-Blac.t and blue,black Italian Lgsiring
DO do Gros de Naples
do do Satin
Plain and colored Fancy Silks of every variety;
White. straw, pink cherry and scarlet;
Light and dark green, lilac and slate
NsuSin de EaincS-Plain, mode colors,
printed satin striped, black and blue-blacK'
Cashmere de LANES, latest styles,
GinghamS-Scotch and French, new articles.
CAIJCOES-50O pieces of American and
French-beautiful stock.
AlPACAS-Black, blue black, dark, modes,
changeable, plain, satin striped and figured.
Bom6aeines- and blue-black, assorted
qualities.
BILZORINES- Black blue-bIack, colored and
printed.
WHITE Cambrics. Jaconets, Swiss
MuslinS, Lace, striped, croSs-barred and small
plaid dimitv Bishop Law rs, &c.
LACES-back and white Lisle; Thread, Meek
lin Gulpure Madness Edgings, Isle 4 thread
Muslin Edgings and Inseriings ofevery variety
CRAPELIssE black, white, straw, PINK, biue ana
APES-black, blue black white, and yellow
EEncn Ca7asis[cs.
Linen Cambria Handerchiets;
Fine and common plain borders, hemmed, Sdch-
ed and embroide red; childrenS, Sc
Cardinals and Fancy iiandNetchleis
Muslin de Lame and fine silks Shawls
RIBONS-Bonnet Velvet, Satin, Neck ana gap
4 4 irish Linen, and "a Irish Sheeiing, IL Go
ExEa GOves, entirey n NEW style.
L.ight colored, dark assorted, black an While
Kid. HI.
Pink Hgbt green. blue orange, black, white,
co,oured and embroidered Silk Gloves,
Black white colored and dark assorted Cottoh
Gloves.
Net. Wolsted and Twisted Silk MitS.
HOSIERY:
Ladies Black and White silk Hose,
Do Ribbed do DO do
Do super White and Black Cotton Hose,
Do do Brown and Mixed 90
Fine Lambs Wool, Cashmere and worsted DO
ch Worked Collars,
A large stock Of GimpS, FringeS. &c.
Sewing silks, CUioTed and Black, &c.
1000 pair Ladies' fine Kid and Winter Shoes
of all descriptions.
rGaiterS ami Fur Boots and Beo eS. Also d
| l7rqe assortment of Misses Boots and Shoes:
FINE STRAW AND LEGHORN AND
SG ~ 81 & SSR u 50 81 ss3 - - =
Very large assortment OF all de>cflplohS o.
GCODS FOR NEGROES WEAR.
400 pair O. Blankets, and Heavy Cotton
GOODS
Also a handsome lot OF Macklnaw
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

!. Boston Pilot, Roman Catholic pa.
he Pilgrim fathers o. New Eng
g,rEsl How Ia the name OF con.
sa,eIhaI paper, can man have the
s.s % iiud tduIl wI-u honest emIgrauts
5Fa ancestors were cmIgrau. PL
S 1r such tras the character of The
allen cf Nst0 LagianG." W T
foregoing IN the New York Amer.
F. y.5u an -NasA iIhig
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
BY I HOS. G. JOHNSON,

BY I HOS. G. JOHNSON,
(LATE OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
TT7HIS new and splendid House with
f.A Il new furniture Throughout, IL now
lEsEs X opened. The Commercial Hotel Is
ss--S situated in the centre of the business
mari cfthe CITY, near the Steam Boat Landing,
in Andrews fine block OF buildings The Pro
prietor PIE tees himself 10 be exceiled by no one
in his accommodation.
Ia0 3d iSf5-- .}m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01

.,,sx INFLUENCE In Orleans. an
4 trsiqn locUfocO, whO has ottalned
-r,. Of the custom house, refused to
T iosiness with American citizens IN.
rguId first take their ha;s off, and
American erchants to come to
N proper spIrI OF degradation, This
Lid srruIily, may b. consistent with
n If anstocracy, but It is Utterly re
.- y American Republicanism.-
-.,bt officer should be sen. back TO
-.g exercise there his arrogant pros
How long will American citizens
such alien iudIguIlIesl-EuSjgA
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
A LIST OF LFTTERS.

A LIST OF Ii / ERo,
Remaining IN the Post Office at Holly
Springs on the 1st Of January l645, which
if not taken GU, by the Ist. Of April will be
sent to the General Post Office as dead
Letters.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-01
OIdidse,s Ea1m of Columbia

Jan. 3rd 1S44-n20-3w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

NctttbMm it Ser Gd'treiS. - Ter qEctIl1onb in tcr
Shpet5 1T cine befaunte Gbatlade unc c5eoermaun
Ibdner; mtnoer miro ater bon benz 0rcBen Neidttnme
9eIprtden, Der in oeu bcOeueuoertnSGote b. Sdpct
SerIanceC ou9ebdut il uno lid, in cen Odncen bes cCr
Itl9en Ndnre!etonreS beFntct. GjrdTu Nabu:Soobn in
oem Vlde ,,~Gle Sinter ouf ocm 2lbenotcroe>' prtt
bon so OdNcndr1u, bic in 8olcl on0efIecer Ino uno
oM 100 onoern MihtHNbeTtcrn pcld,e in Dem behdbt'
gen genf lbrcn SiB haben. @briltOpb MerIau in Sn.
iel oIcin bat 81 Y1ill oxen t., Gern1t9en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

4 Bon eiuem ttetneHS4 DANIEL Suble sI,25 jerer5 90
4 Bon ettem So SO 90
@tu tIeuer DlaplctIh 8 90
20l preiie MAIDEN Sl,40O 90
lg1- llsber cbige Gir9cndncc tpjvb pcrfa0t we an-
legeten in oelem BerJebniB in 400 3etteI Seccn AT
81, uno miro 9e3c9eu in @auton am 4rcn S,ulp 1916,
(crer cher, ,penn Die 3ettrI aQe oerfarr lnol nm
lIbr Brrmttta9s Die Gje9enfanoe spcrren an Gemtn'
ncr auf GerIan9eu c9leich nad Der 3ehHn4 obgeIie-
fert. Seine Blduf- 3ettcl fno rntri. L1s SJn Safe
Die 3iehun9 Dor ccm 4ten 5uIy fanfnosn lclc, miro
SeIt!id Nacbrbt 0e9eteu rpcrreu
Sofepb Neaper.
Canton, htn 9ttn O1dr;, 1945.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
Attachment Notice.

"a my instance an attachment was this day ISSUED
by Gist CIneteIter, Justice of the peace OF San
dy township Stark County, O., against the property
and effects OF Chancery Limericks, nonresident o
said County.
ABRAM MYERS, Agent,
Niarch 2lSt, 1915. for JOHN MYERS
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
NEW PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Ohio Statesman.

Gratis Of Ohio, and to ,le lust feelings of men Of all
nnrtIcsl
Last nght-ip the darkness and olcom that s,rrouu.
lfc the halls of eoi,In1i,nt tpi Iced WAS c,nsun.
o,e4 and the soIcn con,rac, with tho State E,r the
r o.sjoi;ve nrntirg y,os q ol nv, ~ ,,ro po r,,,c,1
nI'1t, No o,her renson was ossirncd ,an III.
NV Tho n,h,.ato,r of orr nannr onrovcd the co,nn,rtv
,d ,o cornr~,,.r >oai ,ri,,. nov, i tho
. ;;,1 I,;I L 49,, ,,,ost ;ooxc,,s, No y; .;s;,s f
>,u f;o,J =; ,l,.oo & not,.; districts rhie accidr.
= - ,,o. - ;aIo,;a ,r IN s;lt ;,,;co or ,rocodor,
I ;I11 ,,a.I :, i Iro,I i v,n ,ha
nlv rres, ot ,hn C,ni,. ,laI ro Iva irdencndont and
,n!r ,,o ,>oo,I, ,Ia ,Is o~;l,,,ro
,bor nd as",;, ond
exnnse the ;nnnitn1s nroiacts n ,e vh; ,:i,rIv IN
their schemes 10 deba>e and bow down the white labor
nv man f,be State while they were attcmptinU to Gain
la little additional popuaritv NV pretending eyate the
negro and ENCOURAGE his settlement AMONGST rs.
W. n.prp owns, ,ho;r il;l, ,;, ,a7,,i,c which
I,bcv pretended to dcnouoce vhcn before the peopo and
when entrusted with power foIIow-not in the nomna.
ton ofofcers alone as the democrats ddbut by carry
linr their whole wicked acts m Ioustinn INTO noht
Ilv cabaI. and there risIat, n secret We DARED ex
pose their zeal ofaWs passed for the yrection of the
Iueope, restricting corr erao,s cavs some of which
Ihova h.cn IN G,rce far
,hus turning loose upon society eycrv possible crnn
and nquy But we shall not partic,Iarize their acts
land dongs in this hastily thrown ccoibpr nroenoct
prepared the moment oIeaving home in consequence
OF e news OF The sickness OF on" OF our family now east
o' me mountains we snail 60 into detail hereafter. and
Usg ,G s; h; Oh 1ay me con6uct OF TINS tang called
III Ol' S''' 'each ms party mat PERsE-
e''No1 sup VI 0eP'eSS 'ne spirit Oh an IN
S,a I 80 'os It" m e u'D0u9", 'Feetneo OF me
~,a - La'' "0'l acts "l"ne can comPe'
nf coone,, har ueTpoISn OF 'ne Gregs
oC Mr. C!la and tho "'''o'"''''eS
occon,nl;h ,I;n n,r e VI '''s P"''y A"ey cannot
whom ,n, ;adorod Co. o ce'o'i"'S oi on'o' 10
This crisis hova a,on,,oa n' s''n" oy INC IN
e. 6, Ssoppou ' "O eApence OF iaOor to
tod ,lo .a;s. ~ w ~ Il" '"'0 ''n'er' acceP-
sw ana ,ho oa,s,,; 'Teu ." ''e guarantees OF
h.s I'.u TIC common honesty mat
nS.. '00 al my predecessors ol Whatever
"' " O'"'"eSs ere" oi inaddehed "hlgs-teder-
S,an5;Oa I ueepeSe uye' conscious OF 'elr own bad
ou'-s'fPPeu every thlng that revolution
TLo eoa.r.s."'. O,o'oao .o".o''e"' .I'r
nv;na .,aaL~ "'' Oo '0"''noeo as heretofore -
es " ''0"oy support 10 me great principles OF Demo-
,ro,;on nf ,o "u "I Ngn'S - and to the admins
will exnoso o,a la1 h ~ uS WI oLA' II
ties and outropes Of federal whgror, o'd
the infamous and nrosoc,u """ of
'''sis'a,ure' .t
,r;nod 1aas Jt no 1i "oeN'y statesman Will be
'N '''Ooi'ii
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

Seib fru Id tbaru uno Uermehret d.
Gin Or Gelap, bon Sadion &Ount9 WGouri, 3eiQte
nit ieiner! nod, jest Iebencen Trau, q Sfnber.- Gin
gutter SInNeoer res weiten Q9elters -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
[Nns cer 9leupcrtcr Staats;eifun9.
9luffDrher

pr Stbnnn Sreatl an8efiob in <rlcep sufas Co. Dir
nrr brmit aufgerrrtr tecm untcr,etdDnten @5hpaa,r
9adridt een m 81 sten IA iArn mDre Srieft an i'm os
brttten, ate nst etn Nnwrrt earauf erraltcn Npprt
Ntfplaus Tlerer.
ss'dat, 2oo, Guitcn ST., 9rrtflin 81. o.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

9'o. Per pre'le' ArtttsI. Capital. @tof.
g!ne feline gcloene9eper Sadubr, (oerlIdert$l25 90
|2 9rcBe Sefretdre, $50 ieoen 100 mn
Cine oopt Sag ubr Die 8erdnoerunsen bes
Mcneee an5e'9eno SO 90
1 gtne gclbene Safubr SO M
Sln @ S,eV,Js"epf Snredu 36 90
. Su' Wt"oe9ah9 Oureau 26 90
gth glh-ynepF II. go9els-sIu0 ,nopleBureau3O 90
2 s'n bolb eoQonen- Sureou, sl4 ieoes 28 90
IL 90
2 @ine GRADES 6ront g5ureau, SO iebes 20 90
@tn 9eppltertes Scpbq e5 M
? Noliarbeit nnn spet pferbem6oen s1a ;ehereS 0o
l cine |llberne Nepetier Sadubr % 0O
"" NaoltH-2uop $2O 1ecef 40 90
2 Scroll -O'ople 8ettteaen, $l2 jeoe "a 90
8 :, $iO leee 80 90
8 90
7 90
O. Otulttne"' eIo leoe 80 90
10 S9 teoe lOS 90
r. 90 oO 1eoe 22 90
~ % % 1eoe 45 90
GfIhranf ID no
| Goblen Sfeu IN OO
Dinin9 Glide, 81 ieter "a no
Sreaffe(t Gilhe, 81 ieoer "a 0O
Stletne gifobe 50 jeoer 70 90
Hsllf % )eoe 1S 90
- NuB Stnple, 5o eenfe 1ecer 10 90
"a Wafd,- Bcrb SO @ents ieoes l2 90
- SPet-C CoreH s 90
Giue Sett Stittle, $50 ieoe ~ 90
@ @gtne SetI Seredt9e Stuble $S5 ieee 70 90
l % %9Sathus Xornler Sci1el l8 90
gSalnuB Softon sd,aufet- Stible sl4 ieeer 28 O0
8on 3ur1detnenoen Stiiblen sls bic Set 36 OO
1 Gin 9enObnliher SeGel M
@ Sun e!ner Sett 9etponltder Stnele SIS leoe 40 90
Su Som sinem Saantei- Stuele Su % 1eoer "a 90
Go 9on s!ler Sett Splnoelrud Sfi1hlen 8 90
6 9cn einem 9emohnlidenS Sdaufel- StnblesI rs 5o
5 Ten ettem Tifd, Stute 81 25 ieeer s -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
gtfe ppn reutIfen BrfSfen,

~ lde bis 5nm 1ten 9IrriI an9cFcmmen ufo ndt ob9e
bolt pprcen Gnb.
srnrlo Mnttn Qatme9rober WG6 9.
StFeler >Srleph 2ehmann 8lufa
Gauer SenjnmiN Qinoemouu NDbi[ipu
N1nlel phll'rp Sor paulu6
Nun1 SberD Schn
9u0er Sacrb BARRING MictaeI
NoHnonn Nontcl NIumb Trancis
NuniIder cSncpb 91euter 9}idc(ous
,8rejidcr Neter 01obtr @crro
3'neneled' Jocob Senbert Gjecrg
Qehr Scfepb gGulfrid, Sobouu
Gnntrn, ben 1ten 9lpri( 1916.
9. M. Srofou
So IN i1r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

gerwcd, feluug. Gin Serr ,,lnten i'm Saen''
tab ien blsfd,eS Dienfmdoeben NIT bent Suite fener
Sran, fiete e unS belt 1e fir ,bie rpirfld,e' Gr
enteedte fenen c5rrthum NIT Sulfe Der Trau.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

ceneous Mer TO- Die '5noianer baten
an cen S'rcn5en BON Nerfc Den 9cfan9enen Iyrannen
Santa 9nna in enen @reueItbaten abqel6B't uno ft-
den bn, pc mo9d,, nod, su bertreen. Gdalid, fol.
len Ie bewafnet in feine Dbrer uno Stdcte ein ra,-
ben, eneen uno mcrccn nit bortarher euit uuo fiib
rcn SueBt nod junae Wdchen nit lId binpeg. co
Murren fl'ri'c1 e,nem rciden &aufmann spct feincr
Ibder 9eraubt uno bic Snbaner nolen Ie nitt qcaen
BAD lhperlte eoleselo tptecer frei9ebeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-04
The August Elections.

This day the States of KENTUcXY. ISDIANA, Al
ALBANIA. lLLISoIs and Missouri hold their Annual
Elections Kentucky aud Indiana each choose ten
Representatives in Congress. Alabama seven each
oflhe States named chooses a House OF Represcn
laives and part of Senate; Alabama alone elects
a Governor In Kentucky. the Polls do not close
I'LL Wednesday night. On Thursday, NORTH CAR.
DIN. chooses Members of Congress and Legs
lature. while TENNESSEE elects Governor, eleven
Members Of Congress ard Legislature, on which
il dcvolved the choice OF a Z. : Senator. In that
State. the canvass is considerably animated and we
have hopes that Ephraim II. Foster will be chosen
Governor They are but hopes, however, for the
chances, on a superficial survey. would seem en-
irev the other way. 4 new President, who lost
his State by only ll3 majority in 100 600 votes with
al the Offices to give and the Texas question in
strong Texas State to back him. can hardly tail Ia
carry his own State The Delegation to Congress
will probably stand FIVE Wings to six Locos, as at
present. The Legislature expect to lose and OF
course the L. : Senator, but we think Foster viii
lead his ticket
In Kentucky we expect Wing gain Of one
Member OF Congress. now to 3 y in North Caro-
lima we expect to stand about as in the last House,
a Whg to ; Loco while in Alabama We may
lose the district we had last time MOBILIZE but
shall pretty certainly gain another, Montgomery
where Hon. H. w. Hilliard is pretty sure to be
elected.
la Indiana, the three partes-Whigs, Locos and
Birneviies- all hard at work to see which can
10 most to PROSTATE the Wing party, and the Wings
will win the prize We shall be beaten in the Lee
sslaiure beyond all precedent. there are two or
three sets OF Wings running in every district where
one ticket could succeed. In one OF the strongest
Whig Counties Knox there are ten Wings, one
Loco one neutral unningtwo 10 be chosen. We
ought 10 elect four members OF Congress- and shall
probably get tro. as in l743. 1t will be rich scor
ing up the result
In Illinois and Missouri there Is nothing National
al stake and Politics scarcely enter into the canvass
Both States Loco, of course.
We mean TO have early and correct returns
- For an article in reply TO the Corri" des h'a's
Tai. and letter on the celebration Of the let OF Aug
In Mass see fret page.
Money and Marine News, List of Letters remaining
IN the New York Post Ofsce &c. the fourth page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-04
The Prospects Of War.

The Ugio1 which has protested 10 CONSIDER An
nexaiion holiday affair easy as open and smut IS
evidently rendered little more eiairroyaEt by Inc
las; advices from Mexico. Il says
We understand that our government has no recent
accounts from Mexico Il has positive means OF
knowing A. tn. time wha. course Mexico VII pursue y
this new crisis and besides. al the e'hera
calculation are disturbed by It, resoiHuonatl oonouon
and the instability Of councils wnitn -lch -. q"
s4airs hrrrs slar- With 4 We shall probably ntar
something definite 10 few days and ~hsiAef 'irsiro
vii offer the olive branch or ine sword no one ,An
far advised 20 the opinion ofhe Bulletin and afr'
d0l5..-in spite Of al her prol4nclaIa l'o-, man
csfOes resolutions and rsnaces-1 heiher s4e VII fssh
into var ~.ih the United states
Have our doubts i very guarded expression
Had only lei, alone what viii not benefit Us AMI
does not belong to rs there would have been no
room for doubts
In a later Editorial Friday Mr.. POIk's organ OBJ
serves:
some of our s,a.esnen indeed do not believe thai
war with Mexico would be any great calamity Inc!
think that i i h-h time terminate our uncertain Iea
lions with the Government Of Mexico ne ha- ueen
guilty o. repeated outs-e- against our people me "a
nsaltcd ciiizens-inierrupted their commerce on
her crrtory-confscared their property ripilson'
their pers0nsthen stipulated 20 pay their claims
finally. violated her engagements ne IDEA i -Alhh-
ground thai b,zius 10 Be s cdN Mario 70 sense o.
tr duty % and Of respect towards the avs oi naion,
She VIII not II = supposed be sensible OF ner duties tno
OF claims unnI sfe - ra4ghf se orr Poarr But
peace the general impression i CANINE ground
that MAKE cisdn JOB o. n. snd place our
relations upon permanent basis. Until be friendly Il
cannot be permanent
Ofcourse iAe clean job compartments the con
quest or Annexation of Santa Fee Durengo and
California Our relations with Mexico caunoi be
permanent while she has still several desirable
provinces unsiolen. Not till we have extended the
area of Freedom by reesiabshing Slavery over
another Empire as large as Western Europe. and
enabled our labor hating, sold-coveiins ardent
young cavaliers TO revel in the halls OF the Monte
zumas can Mexico hope for permanent relations
with other than those subsistng between the wolf
and the lamb Col Almonie now her Secretary OF
War. has passed too many winters at Washington
and has too recently left that City, to be unaware OF
these truths
By the way, why won't the Union. which is so
savage on the false rumors of the Washington let
icr.writers, inform Us whether the Public Money has
been or is being used to stimulate and aid emigration
to Oregon such thing should not be done sneak
inev
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sun and Heraid's Express from Boston.


II GpErLEY EsQ-Dear SIR see IN ihe Ne' York
81. great aoursh Of ,rumpeis about the news OF the
Cambria Special Expresses Of the sun" &C. Now
sn-ehend there has been foul play about this business
somewhere Mr. n. 4. NJ Dudley, Of the house oil ham
n,on Dudley. was the first board the Cambria and
v great exerions end considerable expense reached the
4 DeDo, IN time send the news 10 New York by the
evening train Mr. d. informs me that he delivered 70
Harndens conductor three copies Of Wilmer ano
Smiths European Times with express njunction 70 &C.
liver one copy 10 the publishers Of the Tribune As you
have given Messrs II q D. credit presume you
not receive the paper Is 1T possible that our eAp'
peorle have been turning the thing into sPeeuAuo"
II so-and circumstances have wonderful y -'..'.7
,bs, wsv,be act certainly the severes
bensiop Messrs. Harnden & Co. ought al 'eN. :,
plain the matter for what are our eApf.ss -,
,bev NAV not be conhded in and trusted ior 'ne
aevery Of important packages according to direction
"''''' " j. F. CLEVELAND.
r-S,s VIII the gentlemen explain
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kindly eye on every efortio promote the l.bens
Of mankind 20 that II be grounded in Good " III ana
prosecuted in conformity with Law. hnoWns NE
Whig masses a. we DO having experienced ther
kindness and shared in their struggles we cou1d
hardly fail TO anticipate a. we can well afford to
sorn the de,rsc,ions and deuuncisons OF such jour
nal- a. The Fxures-
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Mon srInIr Ar CoLuMRrs OHIo-A EGO bo

Mos Spirit AT COLUMBUS OHIo.-A negro boy
70 year- Of age committed violence few days since on
little white girl years Of which produced consd
cradle excitement The boy arrested, and after b
hearing before the Mayor commttsd to Iai. While tho
examination gong on, mob hunted colofed man
gug'-y Of no crime through High street amid shower
of clubs snd stones 20 the cry Of Kin him. XII him
and in the evening the same men marched through the
streets unmolesicd by the police, beating peaceabe
blacks and stoning Their houses.
This !. the occurrence which the sun mentioned AZ
occurring in Newark n J. which produced some sur
prise IN our LILLE neghbo, when the news arrived.