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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15


happy to perceive settled disposition on
their part, as their ability returns, after a
season Of unexampied pecuniary embar-
rassment, 10 pay OF all just demands, and
to acqniescc in any reasonable measures 10
accomplish that object
One Of the difficulties which we have
had no encounter in the paactical admin
istration Of the government, consists il the
adjustment Of our revenue laws, and the
levy ofthc taxes necessary for the support
Of government. In the general PROPOSE
ton, that no more money shall be collected
than the necessities of an economical ad-
ministration shall acquire, ali parties seem
to acquiesce. Nor does there seem to be
any material difference Of opinion as to the
absence Of right in the government to tax
one section Of country, or one class or citi-
zens, or one occupation, for the mere pro-
ut Of another. Justice and sound pol;cv
forbid the federal government to foster one
branch Of indusiry to the detriment Of an
other, o. to cherish the interest Of one
portion to the injury Of another portion 81
our common country have heretofore
declared to my fsllox-citixeDs That. II INV
Judgment, It Is tho duty Of tho government
% extend, - :ar - il may b practicable
e 90 % by j. revenue laws, and III 9TH
er means within its power, fan snd Just
protection to Ill The great Interests 81 the
whole Union, embracing agriculture, man.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
g5oIfSsgi6liotbef Ser @eutlcbeu @(aflIfer.

8olt6@gtbltctbef Ser Gentlden @(aflIfer.
GRtbntenb cine 9ns,pahl Der pcr,iialidfeu e6d,te,
@rSatnngen, Sdanipiele, u. {. ID.
Ornf UNI GerIas S. gB xbomas, 9lr. $50, gaacaba
GtraBc, pbilarelrbia.
Oas crfft eft tr "9olts @itlictbrt Der Seabtn Gfo
Fer 1T reitscrbnr INC mir leSn noetc untt.n rsrsbri>
htn sanosutrn uho NtN9ern rcr, uo aautt 1cnit rrn
Wunde nab,utrmmen, ntlc pr(bteencn Scitcn aus.
stiprr9cn mn DC: faBes n klcs a a9encbm itntrrba[.
in5, tpneern ansb ur al9emnen 8tu9 uno Htcbrnng
res 5ahreifcn @tancs tnrer 9ttH QSt eienc bic Scr.
ausSate einsr Quspab hcr Beftn Geracrtte aus ne
2eerfen anisrr era1rn Cdr fser in ;rpccn 6cften su
reranifatl.
tim 70 picI ats mesd be Irobuf Scr wiGenftaft6cn
niger 8rnltttltcn bic Quag btrr Bolts gitcbee ,utrs
eitern lofcn mir mcat Gin oeft 81 @citcn art in ti,
nn ftrtecn umfhla9, l ptm prce 10 Gents erfbcin
Oo8cn uniere sanestc unr Wttr9cr ben bc6cn QEertk
nnfcrer rcutfcn g riftifelcr an nc,te ctb fort.
antrtenne tts fur bas CUTE Srbaftn fntat bfe,: en-
unc iben 0efbm@f fur pas S6nc uo 0Is1c auf Sinner
unp Gnfcl nter8cbeu laTtn
8ebin9uneen
Sober rtr 9utiebtnt rerpftt @ nur ,ur Gnnab,ue ron
6 tcn, wtlt tinn Sap tilpn; cner 1T nabe setunbcn
zen nacn Sano 3u nehcn -Geim 6n tf.e pro Gin o,pt
1tte uno ctn SatattS 9r5cidnB res 8ann Sanoes Set
wcrcene Ntllefcrnn9 cies ben Joes 1T Der @uttrir.
cas rs bafa, 10 Gents, ~ entriteu-Vriefe ,e ntcr
Der Qptre rs. QB Ihlas, SIR. los, GalcipbiI @trafS
pbacclpbia, ptrbn frautc trtctci o cputoen III ub.
rtrtlcnen, rpn bcm Sttrase 81 ebrreit an 1etoir,t
trife 0ttt fer pfsttttbit III tcretts erbienen
nnb fam III Der O bes 3ateranrS einaefebt per
ben mir nrbe germ lnterfreter raf an Der unaebtler
10 Cents mod ts sbem mcs lb auf p 9Bec zinc pertb
crlt Sitctbet onSubaen cen Sdrfcllcrn unfres
otrn Nateranoes petra Oruh, Vapier unp nus.
|tt&ttuns ftnD pOrslslt6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Becrs QD. 8rleen.,
souis @&afr
Bel0flI uno 9 cbaefer,
NoODfaten unS 9Pef1,ta op(ptirtp,, ),

Sino IN Der sln6tbun9 Der e5urispruben, IN @stor,
nno ben an9reu5eneen @aunties i'll artnerlcp oetre.
ten n'o beten II hlerourd9 ibren GreuOen un6 benlnb.
ao1tungsDcn all. os''V''''"
. ffice: Cine Gbiire wcfflidt BON Srn. Sotpfs
9otei nno 9erane 9eaenlber bem 6ranflin 0ans, il,
Serr Sddfer ipridbt uno fdreitt nebjf Der eno.
Spraehe. W
Eebruar 26. 1914 q, h.u
o. 2nd, benadrit,tigt oben9endnntereouis Ghd.
fer baB er ais tentlifer ylotar anaceut III It, n.
M d \, 70 me anSere redtsglltise DOfunente, IN
Spradbe nftter billigen 8ebiugunsen ausfertipt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Sd)neiber ! 03e(lbqft.
s1irbD(a1fs OSnlIr

:peifitdje 2ascaramaS StraBr, Canton Ohio
SGQE6 a3t einem Runon uno Dem putlifum Hermit Ste
A@ sttenife Aneise, bag CT noA tasr frrtabrt ctena
nanntes Gbaf In alien ieinen rtrcbenn 3wese an feitc
asftn @anDrunfte, IN Der melc Iusearapas CITRATE be
nSrantlin .oaufe' febras sesenater, su betreitsn.
@fint Nrttt aarantirt mad Der nttn nab bafrbastc
fsn Nrt NIB in cfsrninimuns NIT her rattifen nnb
trfffn fobe 80 rtrfersfnr erka mcnaffi9 bic paeNsr
Dccen Jsa yert uno 5ptiw6hehi paris (Sr nt
rei 9fne gftiuSunsen no mad ofn 3eiten seriaftt NJ
sfwobnlids
Serti9 8emnd,fe 3Ieicung,
baft erts auf camD 5um erfauf 5u sbr bisen prf
fur Ba az eelc cotr otnebmtnst sAnotepreftt. ss e
Ganfpnt Tst II le45. z9<t.p. as
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Nenee gBntbebans
in @o0ffer, aBapne eOnntn obie
gum &cbtto 20
"N | { 3 E { IN s c IT, 2

Der Gnbcseenenltte befunbet hermit fetne Nreunoc
uno 6a6 pnbfnnt c1e er, an leneu Daule, an Der
@de Der 9bertD StraBe uno oent Martt- Gjerede ami
Der ndd)lten ectte pelid pom @ourttaule, uno bon
Cafe unc ScneS'5 Stobr, ldrds ae9enIber anseangpn
Gin HfentIide5 GaifbauS su balten, tpoelbt er ete
beret lein pirb, Heiicnoe su pfero, Ba9en nno uB,
einer SetS nidt6 man9eln lalen miro um ai9eneine
3ufrlecenheit sn eebcn.
Da feline @ebdufidteiten me;ens reu unc aerd,t.
Mig, iene Ssadle, Sohenfe, ShlafSimmer NIB Staluuo
rei, uno nit benz beifen periehen no, unb iiberbtee
ieine fednunocn bilig len peroe,l. 70 erwartet cr
onrd prompte Scotennna nno iorsfaIt9e 9ufmerfant-
felt einen She'll Der Dentliden Gun si perbeuen uub
Ierhalten. Ghrift cyunfer
aBooter, Sbip, Sft IS, 1914. l1-t.Y. e
G @r fdbrt iber oteS, tpie friber fort, feline GSrc
cetp, imGroB nno &eioerfauf Su betreibe, ano pirb
lid, freuen, irne Saneen AUDI III belem 3pe9e gu bes
loienen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
) II lton-G / en9ieBere i.
Itelo tlt1o agtennI(1ro.

. a nat Itcn Starf Co.
etnnoen ipre Sreunet ras san,e pntlitu, fas Il,
tnrj III 8c1aftspertiubuns Wartnerfbir actrfer
I'M uno tyr Staelifemcnt rcanhis i'm 0ange battn
eee Art 0ubarteit wrn an scuuno Yrpmgt rb II, sen iii
St prel!en rcm bnrn rcrfrst ae 1rten rcn oefen Sp
osAtrre pn9e at1incrtc acn lp Apie ilterba,p ol It
br Sae 9cbort8e 0c9enifanec mrnsnn Sufunft rcn bn
'f oanp Standardization melc rcrstci6e, eeeenffinp,
mcl tbu menn e t anruen ince,n nil
e. paB nc petl ron acsbcnnp strse nbt tsl
ter uno mrbfelcr 5M faufcn i'm @taupe lnp -
Sutton bcn sten Desrmter, 1872 % IN
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
sSugen0 Z 3etfutlg.
0erau69egeben bon Carl Seitcrsbaufeu
unr 9ecrudt pcn s. g. 8a6cfen1

unc eecrutft son s. 6. dcfenl
Yittsbur9, pa
StStns nsnn8tn -soie Suscne,eitnns cr(Aent aIe IA
Sa9e tm Den jabriitbtn Suhftrlppnsrres a
jablbar Gmpfan9 Der 4ten Summer. @annitr er
Dan aRf &rmplarc pos ll rei. @ricf unS littbcuac
y. QBeitersbaucn, Ytsturs. pa crte 9r Grtraa III neA
OeduS Der 0rutfcea Sr untritBus oes oeut den scbrrr
Seminars ~ pDilirrstur9 pa, naiti sur Gricbuna
armcr Q8etfen in bcmt6tn ttfmmt.
Dtcjcne tlt Die critic ibnen ,uscoubtc Summer nht m
atfneen mtroen ais Subfsrtenten btradtct.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Sine Wab.nlable uno 8aueret su psreaufen
(eine 8ate @eleaenbeitl

Der l1ater1hrebene bietet, unter cen bi0i9fen Se-
otn9un9en uno I'M ben balben Bertb cine hone Salr-
erei uno cine Mabmahle, gcle9en in adfou Gaun1hip,
Stdrf @cuntD, Sbto, nnb befannt unter benz 9ednen
Wuobrcot OeiO," gum gerfauf aus Die Pite liegt
an einem nie fehlenoen gBaier, NIT % SUE SAT-, uno
lauft beinahe ba5 9anSe Sahr hinburd nit pier Stei
lie fitr aan1euc uno Eunccu uerrictc,, ruo Iieat I'M
Nittepunf ctnes Der bSuen 2auoltride FIR gHoisen
i'm Staate. baI6mcas siprher MiaiIlUn uno Nultou,
uno Relten 0Dm Sbhto Sanat.
Die Gauerel miro cntpeocr 0aus, peer gum Shetl
init Der Wsnhe ocrfauft uno euthal 900 SIer ausqes
iud,teS eano III asltem nuo Oerbefierten 3mitano.
Sin gutter 2itel ooer Iecit, miro oarduf aeqeten.-
Tr oaS 9fdhere crfuuetae mlu fC entpceer auf ocnt
Dlase elbf peer bei Dem lnter,ctdueten in MahTIcu,
Ohio. 0eorqe 9RiIfer.
WaffIGcn /. ah9uit 1914 4-t. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Dunbar tlnb MeDer,
Rect)ts : 9lnlpl(ce,

Stttce, erfte 2bir welti prur @curtbaue in Canton.
geprs'n Ssdtsacn in @are ben ,,nliesensen Counties
" eper, Oeuttbsr Qbpttat uno 9lotar, afitalep
rumaben une tcntge Sri6tc 5nfrmeute,, in pe,t(dbsr
franotr unh esier prabe, itebt aicbt an FIR -
Z en- 3 " 9Iieb C 1T IN klrgtn.
SSntcn, SttruNr II, lS45 aot.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
DferDee llnD gieDs Mr5t.

Sae tecnbers Der Sranfbeitt ebrcn Der ferpe e.
tanHt lap pranlasn ibn bier bice @ahsotm publ,tum
tttannt ~ nan uno benilten ne Oientfe in irenD cnem
0allt aniutieten rer i'll ot,Se 3weis einfthlast.
9ak th rnc SenntniB in nictcn Sahsrm nbt BIOS ouf
Anatfahsrep rbr fcntfiac &niseiten srane ma fem a)
tlltn aus rr ensi9c Ssatfad crrtn poE ~
fsrotn Stsin safe shnitten uni
tis9er nod ttin src icy bieer njbtw Operation per@
loren bat.
Gr tt9aaoelt AUD init Grfets bic Gnt3nbns cer Sunsen
ercn 0coarc, nno Gip8creice rer pferre, ett d
etsr ar nit bn fbwirrscr, innsrdsn Gtren pe,
auriien Gleinifciten cenen @ eper 9cscrbpt prrit
Den cenanitea pcblupel Pole Evil. eurtrf er inssere
oaurbaft In "a lprben
@clc, tic feiner Dnts tcbrfen NIT 8ilsteit
entr Ncdnnn8en 8tinB iufriertn fepn.
or CT tpobnt in Sadfrnxaunfbip @tarf neooftis
e ntflt bon Berlin nne en sanb f6Bt rn. Ganmann's
Bauerep
aus. 81. 1914. ~ Nbrabam DiSler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
POI gyreife mad,

zOI pre,le mad, 81, 400 90
IT, llcber. cb gesenTdnbe spirb perfugt uie an
ae9eeenln oele' gerBeni6in 400 3ettel, seocn Il,
|$1, uno miro aesogen in Canton au 4teu sulp ls45,
(ooer eber tpenn bic 3ettef aae uerfanfr Ino)sun
lbr Bcrmittags Die GjegenffGnoe pcroen an @ewi,,,
ner auf yerlan9en fpsleid mad, Der 3ietung abacle-
terf. Seine Sldnf- 3eftel flnb babel. Co. cSnEaue
ote 3ehnng Dor Dem 4ten 5nlD iattnoen lclte, miro
seihidj Hadjridlt 9r9ebeu werben,
4 SOiepb 9Bsaser.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02

tempted to permit the spectators to
:. disgrace our social and political com
pact. and licence corruption and PERU
ry TO stalk al large through our land. :"
What w.ll the peculiar friends Of Gov.
NcNutt say to this developme Mt? =
What excuse can they give for the vote
against the resolutions. after chasi~ing
DR.. Gwin and others on account of their
alledged participation in those specula-
tons? How can our friends OF the
Mississippian, the Vicksburg Sentinel
and other papers friendly to NcNutt.
seek 10 ostracize DR.. Gwin because Of
his supposed Choctaw speculations. and
preserve her metical silence as to Gov
McNutt's course in the premises as to
his vote against resolutions Of our Lee
gis!ature, designed TO stop the organic
ed plan to plumber the Choctaw, and to
rob the State of her FIVE per cent fund ?
We pause for reply.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02
NEGRO INsuRREaTIoN

The plantation OF Mr.. J. r Williams.
situated some % miles south of this
place, was the scene, few days since,
OF no Little alarm and confusion lowing
10 The fact Of the negroes thereon hay.
ing refused TO submit TO the AUTHORITY
Of the overseer, Robert Hall. who had
been left to manage them in the alb
sence Of their master. Mr.. Hall In NJ.
tempting to correcr one, discovered that
all we're armed with dang erous and
formidable knives, which they threat.
ened and attempted to use upon him and
a neighbor who was present. II in
said that Hall succeeded finally in re-
reducing The negroes to subordina,ion,
but not until he had called TO his assis.
lance several of his neighbors, and had
resorted TO cold steel, and powder and
ball. On Monday last, three of the
negroes were brought 10 town, in
charge of the Deputy Sheriff, VIM. G.
Roper, and were lodged in jail 10 await
their trial al the next term Of our cir
cult Court, but were released on BAIL
We are not IN possession of all the par
t.culars of the above affair, but have
given them as we heard them-HeIena
{ Ark.l Shield.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02
OHIOANS CAPTURED-GEAT
EXCITEMENTt

The Cincinnati Gazette OF yesterday
gives, The following particulars: " On
tile evening OF the 9Th, three men from
Ohio. Mr.. Z. Lorraine, Mr.. Garner, and
Mr.. Thomas, all of Washington CO.,
Ohio, were seized on the Ohio shore
by BODY of men from Virginia and
lodged in Jail at Parksburgh, upon tho
charge, that they had aided the escape
Of slaves.
The facts, as we lean them, are these:
that six negroes, belonging to Mr.. How.
ard, Of Wood county, Va, made their
escape into Ohio; that seven men, a.
mong whom were the three above nam.
e1 met these negroes on the bank; and
we're aiding them IN the removal OF
their baggage, hen they were seized,
without any process of law. The Viz
gin.ans say that they had know ledge
oil the designs OF the OAioans, which
they derived unques,ionably from one
OF The negroee, and that they were thus
prepared 10 defeat the designs of both
parties the ir ends Of the captured
whl'eS Tells this story: that some seven
weeks since they were solicited by
white man, an elder in the Bap,s,
Church Ia Virginia, and our informant
thinks his name is Romaine, 10 aid the
e'cape OF the negroes; that they refus.
ed 10 leave tins Stale for that purpose.
but said they were always ready 10 help
The bond IN their efforts 10 gain thei,
liberty; and that he returned and sr.
tered into the plot against them for q
promised reward, if they were cap,o.-
ed, of fifty dollars.
The Ohioans are to be examined on
Friday OF this week, before a caIIed
county Court on the question of their
commitment for trial before the SUPERB.
or Court IN Septeu Der. The excite
ment IS very great on both sides. In
Virginia, half the Inhabitants of Par
kerS6d rgh are armed and prepared to
repei any attempt 10 release the prison.
efS' In Washington county, in this
State, meetings have been held in four
townships, (and several others are Ia
lneet) with the object, mainly to ensur.
a lair trial on the Ohioans, though !,
.wo ot them threats have been r-.a,tat.
cure iawlessness by viotati,,n of Law.
in other words TO tear d,,wn p.rka,s
s" JAIL anu 50 give, freedom to thsis
o"n'man'"-Loai,spi1s .Democ-,s,-o.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02

erty, under whose wide spreading
branches we have become tile greatest,
the most independent and happiest ma
ton on the earth. Oh, yes, the Is Anne
rican Party" will ever remember with
grateful hearts the immoi tai services
Of LAFAYETTE, a MONTGOMERY, SrEU-
BEN and host of others, who CALAMITY
hurried TO our assistance, when an in
vading foe, the trump Of war and the
savage yell, filled all hearts with the
sunatterable horror Of desperation
These are "reminiscences dear to every
American heart, and 10 preserve unsul-
lied, the deeds of glory that distinguish
ed the heroes and patriots Of the day,
is the present object Of the 4" American
Party" 1t is 10 guard, from invasion
that same country, and TO protec; that
same Tree Of Liberty from the battle
axe of a foreign foe; and with our lates,
breath, shall say, AMERICANS s'sAvE
that TREE!" Save these sacred ins,i-
tuions bequeathed to you by the glo-
rious fathers OF the revolution"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02

Messrs. Editors:-The object Of this
communication is TO benefit the public:
Having in common with nv neigh
bors, suffered a great deal with muir
rain in my cattle. | have thought
proper to communicate TO You my mode
of curing this malignant disease. for
publication, which if closely observed,
when the case is taken in time, will
never fail 10 cure. And it is af'er ha-
wing lost some fifty head of cattle. and
'ryiug all the common remedies with
out success, that I discovered treat
ment which has not failed in a single
instance.
Give half gallon of strong tea made
"i I's~e'. ss~~ i~-~es ivory TIA ,ruirty
noon and night, and give a clyster Of
cold water as o(ien until a cure is afF.c
ted, which will be about the third day.
Yours, J. E KIRBY.
Pamela County, July 81, 1845.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02

have viewed.' the. steep where flames
proud temple shines affair."" and |
have ..sought 10 climb" but in vain
Yet .ove to view The upwa I'd flight Of
the eagle; and love sill more. 70 see
the neat cottage with its garden and
orchard and social cheer-rhe matt ron
whose face beams with good sense and
good feeIings--ihe lad and lass, loving
aud beloved fresh srom the pursuit Of
knowledge and with sentiments purified
and ennobled. Bur, my dear Lynx. Ills
time for me to stop-good bye.
LORENZO.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02

~. b. STARKE.--We perceive with re-
greet, that some Of the wing papers in
this State, upon the eve OF the Conven-
tlon, are endeavoring TO force pubic
opinion In favor oil their iavorlles for
Governor. We think this is decided
~ wrong, not 10 express preference,
but TO hoist the name OF any one up I'M
I'll the meeting of the people shall have
determined VINO is to be the candidate
We have expressed our preference, or
rather, we have alluded TO the name OF
one, W no we think is as we'll qualified
as any man in the State, in connection
with the gubernatorlal office, but we
never intended 10 thrust hun upon the
notice Of the Conve.. ton by placing
his name at head OF our columns. 1t
is very clear, that the convention will
act under the instructions of the, people
as far as their opinions can be ascer-
tanned, but an acquaintance with them
being circumscribed, except so far as
they are shad owed forth by the public
prints, eronious impressions are made
to prevail By the designing, and art(ul,
in order to secure the elevation Of a ia
vorite. the name of Col. Starke, has
been placed at the head of several
wing papers in advance of the conven-
ton, evidently with a view TO influence
that body TO give him the nomination.
We say this is not tair--it is not leaving
the delegates of the party to exercise
that discretion with which they are
clothed in order to make the mos Judi
cions selection. We are not op posed
10 the nomination of Col. S:arke, or any
one else, who has the necessary quail
hcations TO canvass the state, or make
a good governor il elected, far from il;
but Oh the contrary, who ever that con-
venion may bring forward, we will be
found rallying around him TO the last,
whether successful, or unsuccessful
But We do oppose and abhor that fac
tIcus spirit which would sink a party,
or blight its prospects in dark hour,
TO secure some trivial advantage, or ac-
complish some interested purpose. We
say then, give US Stark, Davis, or any
one else, but let the convention give.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02
To the Public.

We have thought it advisable under
all the circumstances, to make change
IN the terms Of the Lynx. Our
terms hereafter will be $500 in ad-
vance, or $500 at the end of the ear.
Those of our subscribers who have not
paid in advance, will only be charged
$500 if raid any time within two
months. We think this course, while
1t benefits the subscriber, will also bene
fit US, by increasing our circulation,
which is steadily progressing. This,
then, will be- the cheapest paper in
north Mississippi, under this new ar
rangement.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02

The Holly Springs Gazette, in renlv
to paragraph Of ours. of last week.
takes tn" position that every lrue our
nal should take, We shall be happy
to fight side by side with that journal
IN the coming contest. There is moth
ing like union among soldiers, and in
order to be completely, and gloriously
successful, they must fight .honIder no
shoulder. and breast 10 breast, and bo-
som to bosom; and as far as our inlor-
nation extends, there is not now dis
cordant note TO be heard in the whig
camp; and oh, when the battle cry TO
charge, shall swell and echo, from hill
to valley in November next, there will
not be cowardly heart in our whole
army.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02
My dear Lynx:
Not long since

Not long since
writer for your paper representeo
our town as Astounding in vice, immo
rality and bad manners: and he was
answered by another writer, praIsino
our citizens TO the skies Now, nv
dear Lynx, it occurs to me, that Pa
nola IS very much like other small vii
lagos, and has loafing and industry,
dissipation and temperance, bas eness
and honor, ugliness and beauty, vulgar
ity and grace, vice and virtue pretty
well mixed. Our citizens are no, worse
nor better than others. There is Ger
talnly room for improvement; and as
we have abundant materials and oppor.
tunitles for intelligence and refinement,
we should mutual y stimulate each OF her
TO value and exercise our high prerog-
alive, and pursue such a course as en-
sures happiness and an ele waited char
acter. But as neither cottages rise or
corn grows spontaneously, SO the vir-
tues which adcrn and the INTEL igence
which gives force Of character REQUIRE
labor and cultivation. have been hap,
py TO observe, my dear Lynx, tina, Won
have invariably RETAINED from vulgar
personalities, and even insinuations
calculated 10 excite angry passions. and
k1ndle lealosles and discord between our
cl'izens'--a course too often pnrsuei by
village editors; and that yo1 have en-
de'Vored to pro mote mutualre spect and
good feeling. Bll you mus, do more;
you must kindly criiicise on the errors
which prevail amongst-us; you must
exhibit virtue in her beauty, and vice in
her deiormity; you must call our souls
OFT from groveling pursuits and raise
US. to pure and noble aspirations. Call
to your aid, my dear Lynx, the dead
whose works yet speak lo,d and 81.
quen'ly' Gall to your aid the living.
Inc young men with whon yen dali,
walk arm in arm; ask then ~ dr,nL
again OF the pure fountain, q, n.,r;o,
ism and virtue which gushel from The
NUS OF Greece and Rome,and to ouaff
agai" OF the streams which ,eantirv md
ehf'c" our own land of lberty. and
ask 'aem 'owalt upon us ant refresh ~
win water from the fountain. But INV
dear Lynx, have incau,iotsly scared
100 h'gh' and find that | must fall. II
am not accustomed to noun upward
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02
BELMONT, July 80, 1916.
MEssRs KEITH & Rocket:

Gentlemen:
Many friends Of both parties. are
anxious that Cot. CALVIN MILLER. (of
the town of Panola,) shall become n
candidate TO represent the county Of
Pamela inthe Lower Branch orrhe IegiS-
lature at the coming Session. and hnpe
Col. MILLER will say through the col
umns Of your paper, whether he will
consent 10 become candidate or not.
A VOTER.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-02

We commend the following to our
bachelor readers. for it is important to
be observed. How many difficulties
might be avoided. how many slanderous
tongues might MT be provoked, how
many hearts NIGH mol be broke,
no" much unreqailed love mig
saved. T Young gentlemen va "
away from The girls? ''
HINTS TO 3 ,CflELoRs
81 ne" '''S !" le.dy whose .ociety is
sous"' by se-,leman, are i,s,lv nm.
- IND to matrimonv. IF the
ee''ees are brought about by means
"oi Originating with him If thew ,re
nav oidable, or sought and occasioned
y Inc lady herself, The kind attention
OF a gentleman may be ascrlbed TO mere
courtesy. But when he takes an active
and eager part in the matter when ~
visits, writes, courts. and above all
"hen ha adores and dies. there IS no
mistake: he ought either to no,
'ne question, or "get away am;iv
Herald.