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nue. which we would raise by the impo-
sition of this duty, but we are COMPEL
ed to pay almost as much for the neces-
saries of life, having besides TO raise
money enough in some way 10 defray
the expenses of Government. We are
not disposed 10 believe that the next
Congress Will entirely repeal the pres
ent tariff law, bat will so amend and
modify its features, as to reduce it as
neal as may be TO ]therevcaue Standard
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

OF One specie dollar privileges
the bankers to issue three paper
ones
The people have to ,nduct bust
ness on the principle OF "dolLar for
doHar."
Bankers can suspend or break
with full pockets ana laugh creditors
To srorn
The people for the same act, would
be put up on a rack. or their bodies
confined in a dungeon.
Bankers are privileged to draw in
ter. ST. . what they owe.
The people are freed t" pay in
rere>t nrdcr tie same c'-c.msrsuces.
Buffers Hrc emppw ered 20 issue a
currency of debts, instead of the
constitutional n of gold and silver.
The people are prohibited from
circulating individual notes as IA cur
rcncy.
Now to draw no further contrast,
we ask; if this spectacle is not humil-
iatlng.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
THE FAMINE,
The Columbia SOuth "a rol;n;an

The Columbia South Carolinian O
the 28th of August SAYS
1.-The latest accounts from Spar.
tanburg, & the surrounding districts
all 90 to confirm the previous descrip.
tinn of most deplorable scarcity. =
We are crcdrablv informed, that al
ready. with money in their hands, are
begging for corn, for which they are
willing to paw any price. and some
instances were given us Of industri-
u nier S.''rrrng xtremeS Of hun
ger. and scarcely bic to procure a
bare subsistence for their families
such tccounts are truly distressing.
and si'nu!d ..ppea' 10 he sympathy
y very In iividul!. III ,'hpr parts of
ih@ State. Something uust be done,
ImmrdIalc'y. for the reiie' Of the SUI
f-'ers' who ~" fear pnin stricken,
are %negiectmg reaiv and Efficient
means of relief, which they have in
their own power. Abundant crops
have been raised. in almost every
other part OF the United States, and
by a concert of action, on the part
OF those owning wagons, and other
means OF transportation. ample sup
Plies could ce furnished Ic tlr ~suiler-
er> Ia 81 .ery short tInie. An $50
r'ili'n at merchants IN ans place, &
81 shippers IN Charleston, acting in
concert with each other, and the Raj
Road Company, has been formed. for
ih' express purpose of furnishing
corn to the up country at the lowest
possible prices. 70 profit will be
charged upon the corn; and the r.
K. Company has reduced its tteights
from Is I" ) cents per bushel. We
have heen informed too, that arrange,
menrs are relng made by the South
CarolinIa and Georgia Raul Roads.
:or bringing coin to this market and
Ia Hamburg that route. Let similar
associations be formed 10 each of the
districts, where corr IS wanted, TO
act N concert with the one in Column
bIa, ana an abundance of bread may
speedily oe furnished to all who need
II. Corn is selling N this place at
IS cents per bushel, and we do moi
doubt. the price will soon be reduced
to GA cents or ever less.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
LUCE $50
Administrators Notice.

NOTICEis hereby given, that the under
~ signed has obtained of the Clerk of the
CITY Court of Lincoln county, letters of i'd
mlnistration on the estate of Jacob Presley,
decd bearing date LIST Sept, 1915.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Ar
persons having claims against said estate, are
requested to exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated, within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be procluded from having
any benefit of said estate; and if not exhibited
within three years. they will be forever barred,
J. r: HOLCOMB administrator.
September l3sl, ls45. 3w--3l
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Tie way they spend their tlms.-A
letter from Saratoga says--'we spend
our time in excursions to the lakes
promenading the delightful walks and
avenues, drinking Congress and Pa
wilton spring water, flirting, intrigu-
ing. talking scandal, and listening to
the divine and harmonious warbling
Of the fairest and most bewitching
damsels ia existence. Nashville Ga
7nits.
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Extraordinary Race.--We find
he following in the New York Her

Ertraordinary Race.--We find
the following in the New York Her
aid:
A correspondence is now going on
between two gentlemen Of Boston,
which began ten years % with n
challenge. Mr. A.. bachelor, chll
lenged Mr.. B; a married nan with
one child, who replied that the con
ditiorS were not equal, that he mus,
necessarily put more at risk with
his life than the other: and he declin-
ed, A year afterwards he received
another challenge from Mr.. A; who
stated that he too had now a wife and
a child. and he supposed. therefore
The objection Of Mr. 3. was no long
err valid. Mr.. B. replied that he had
now two children, consequently the
inequality still subsisted. The next
year Mr.. A renewed the challenge.
having now two children. also, but
his adversary had three. This mat
ter. when last heard from, was still
going on the number being six to Sc
ven. and the challenge yearly an
swered.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

"Lindley,l was nwfuIIy frightened
the other day. Did tell you about
it,"
"No. Howr
"Why, a cup of coffee was handed
me which was so pale and thin, that
| tho't it was the ghost Of some ! up
set once when my mother caught me
stealing ment off the gridiron."
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An appropriate sign.-some mis-
chievous wagsone night pulled down
a turner's sign, and pu, it W a law
yer's door; in the morning it read,
|"All sorts Of turning and twisting
done here"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

PoRK. &c.-Uncle Sam is forcing
up prices of certain articles here. &
thh spectators are looking out for
Number One" Mess pork has gone
up to Sl6.the asking price yesterday
and prime TO SIG. Beans, on which
Uncle Sam intends to feed his troops,
have gone up to 6 and s., and hay is
upward. 1t is an i'll wind, &c. HUI
"a for Te1as!-N o. Tropic,
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
EATAL REM

The Platte Argus OF the ith INST,
SAYS. We learn that on last Wed
htSday AFTERNOON Mr.. Motley {.
Young Mas kiicd by Col. james VI
ESlltl. on the farm al Mr.. i. Culver
III Clinton county. Il 5 cns that al
one clock NJ. \. had Uone from
dinner luto one 1T the iiriGS twHere
he had been at work III The murnIng)
when he was met by Col. f aimed
with a rifle and shot gun, having al
So a ~" in company with Il =un.-
Cui. /. Ct ti on iIn 10 make some
rerrarirou. Nhich he refused. Col.
l. then aSked hum # he was prepar-
ed TO defend himself, and about the
time Mr.. \; had responded atilrma-
lively, discharged the rife, and al
most immediately The shot gun, the
contents of both of which took ef-
feet, one buck shot entering the COR
ner OF Mr.. VS. right eye. He fell,
spoke a few words. and EXPIRED
Mr.. Young was armed with a double
barrel shot gun. both larrels OF which
went off in the air as he was falling.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
PREACHING.

The Rev. JACOB Laylus, will
preach his Farewell Sermon at the
Court house, in this place, on the 4th
Sabbath of this month, the 2sth, inst,
at II o'clock, A. Nj.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
ROBBERY

We understand that the Cloathing
Store Of J.. Richardson, in Louisiana
Mo-, was broken into last week, and
lis drawer robbed Of $ll5. No dis
coveries have as yet been made of the
author.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
More Mormon TfOubles-.Houses
burned.-A conflict Appre-
II

Office + tile Daily Morning Courier
Quincy. Adams county, Iii, Sept. Ia
1915
Gentlemen: We write 10 haste ID
INFORM vuu of Il serious disturbance
that has taken place IN the upper pat
of this county, between a PORTION oil
the "Oid citizens of this and Han
cock county. and the Mormons. A
gentleman belonging to tins city. re-
turned from Lima. IN the vicinity OF
The outbreak, last evening. and IN
iurns is thal on Thursday last The
anti Mormon> attac ed Il settlement
known by the nanie OF "Moiiey S
Sc tlem-rt." il short distance u"tii'-
e s. q, Lima. IN this C UNITY. and
thai up 80 tuc tIne he Ieit fceHiyEre
Gr M.rtp hoHScy mad been burnt. to-
gether N!th several barns and wheat
stacks. Inc excitement was very
great, AID large numbers OF anil
Mormons were pouring IN from The
adjoining counties and from MISsou-
ri, and they were sui burning and
destroying property, and were de-
termIned to drive the Mormons out
OF the county. Oar informant saw
about fifty Mormons, under arms,
within about two miles from the set
element, who appeard determined to
defend themselves. 1t was IN CON-
temptation by the mt Mormons t.
attack two more settlements last evc
nIng.
In haste. yours, DC.
la aGuitlu. t. what Is stated IN the
atoyr letter, We learn Uy the Die
\c non, that Il gentleman VINO had
VISITED the camp Ui the anti MOI
mons, near Lima, estimated them t.
be about three ;.uudr,d strong. He
was also at the camp Of the Mormons,
aid !ounu them u number auUut II
iluilGlcu. AflSI itdN III itf CdlilI>.
he ret ueJ Cd. " .rsaa. A.,lc ne .c-
lnaIneu SOune tun,, aud learned there
that the MormuuS had AT moved III
to Nauvoo, and tina, Backen,,os, me
Mormon Sheriff. had ordered out lue
Legion, to arrest those who had com
mrnced their disorders. Ii tins re
port Should be true, and the Legion
turns out, a conflict Is Inevitable. a
TO MeSsrs. Mathews s. Patch,
OF tins city on Saturday evening,
from Warsaw, says that business
was suspended on account oi the dill
tiIcuities with the Mormons. that
several houses had been burned and
lost.-RepubIIcan.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

ALABAMA LECIsLAruRE.-.n the re-
cent election in .4labama it was sub
mitted to the vote OF the people wheth-
er the Legislature should meet only
in two years, and by an overwhelming
majority they decided in favor of it.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

In order to love mankind, expect but
little from them; in order to view their
faults without bitterness, we must ac-
custom ourselves 10 pardon them, and
perceive that indulgence is a justice
which frail humanity has a right to de-
mand from wisdom.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
f LITERATURE.

The following letter was received
at the Albany posi- office a DAY OIL
since.
August the two. New Orleans
l845.
My Dear Margery,
convinced this Iethcr Yesterday.
If II don't come TO hand, YOU may
conclud that I've gone TO Mexico
Tell Barney Steward that wId the
blessings of God, his brothers family
Is all dead ntreiy. barring The COW.
Id write Won more. but as tier /, NJ
means OF slndrng this, / vii Jlsl let Ii
90 As II IS.
Rcmimhcr me- ~ '"ur prar>, au,.
,isn to- the lmmIts.
"" at present, from Your 10Y
ing hus and, II alive. Felix Nc
Graw. aud If deaf. God rest his soul.
p. =. II thi' lether don't rach you
Won mast not wait for another, butt
right mmedie,Iy and let me no how
view are cummin n
y. B. rye konkludid not TO sind
this lether after all, so yew can Jist
answer it or not at all as it pleases
yew. No more at present.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

We search for three things-home,
riches, and repose. He who lives re,
tired from the world gains honor; he
who lives contented with what he has ia
rich; he who despises the world and
does not content himself with it, will
find repose.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk of the County Court of Lincoln
County, letters Of Administration on
the estate of Enoch Murphy, deceas-
ed, bearing date August 10th, l84a.
All persons indebted TO said estate,
are requested TO make immediate
payment. All persons having claims
against said estate, are requested to
exhibit them properly authenticated
within n year from the date OF said
letters, or they may be precluedd
from having any benefit of said es-
tate, and if not exhibited within three
years, they will be forever barred.
THOMAS J. WRIGHT.
Administrator.
Aug. 30th, l845. 3w3o.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Grammatical, WiHiciSm.-'Bobby
what is steam?
"'Borling water"
"That's right. compare it,"
Positive, boil; comparative boiler,
superlative burst"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Major Noah says there is no such
thing rs determining a mans intel
Ieci by h,s title, inasmuch as a Count
may be of no account at all, and a
Baron may be as barren Of brains as
a chestnut tree Of walnuts. Very
true.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

The undersigned feeling thankful for the
liberal share Of patronage received by the
late firm, would say to the public that he
intends keeping at all times a fresh stock of
reasonable merchandise. which will sell at
the USUAL Low PRICES for CASH or PRODUCE.
WIN LUCE.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

The Louisville Journal Of the lst inst,
says: a gentleman informed us, that,
during his ride yesterday afternoon,
from the camp-meeting to this city a.
bout twelve miles, he counted six hor-
ses that had just fallen dead in the road
from being over-heated or over-driven.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
:sSc.C.:cN.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
under the style and firm of Luce & Boon,
was dissolved on this day by mutual con-
sent; any person having ,laim, against said
firm. will please present them for payment,
and all those indebted TO said firm are inyi.
ted to come forward and settle.
WILLIAM LUCE,
BAILEY H BOON.
Loui,ians. No. Aug 30th, 1915. 3w3I.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

All those indebted to the firm OF VIM.
Luce &co are notified that if they do not
make payment by the lat of October next,
they will find their notes and accounts in
the hands of an officer for collection, as
PROMISES will no longer be taken; this is
the last call that will be made, until it 10
done BY authority.
u-yrrYI
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Twelve thousand eight hundred and
sevenry-eight passengers arrived in n.
York from foreign ports during the
month of .fugust.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

'Di.sentions" of the most dangerous
description, are now going on in the
Methodist Church, in St. Louis.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
BOOK LOST!

BUUk IUSI!
THE first volume of my "Correspon-
l. dence, Memoirs &c., Of President
Jefferson" has been loand out to some
one or mislayed. Any information con-
corning it, will be thankfully received,
as the loss of it will greatly detract from
the value Of the set
A. Fl. BUCKNER.
Bowling-Greeu, June 18th, le45.
3w-2l.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

I5TuE r,rE OF TRIMMERs-OFr
wIrn rHErR uL,Ds.-Joel H. Haden,
recently removed 10y Col. Polk TO make
way for Mcbride as Register at Spring
field, Mo-, while protesting the most
ultra Democracy, writes as follows TO
Walter Forward, President Tyler's
Treasurer in 1872
find will further add that if recon-
mendations or petitions, is what your
department relies upon, and it will be
signified TO me, that a course of that
kind, will prevail with the department,
| will venture to say | can get more
Wigs, TO sign a petition for my reap
pcintment: than any gentleman in the
district can get to fill the vacancy; for l
have not been a heated politician, at any
time in my life, and would be pleased to
see the present Chief Magistrate con-
tinued where he is, with a hope that he
will be able to equalize and settle the
unhappy factions in this Union.
am very respectfully,
Your obi. serv.
JOEL II. IIADEN.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

- The battle ground near Quebec,
on which the brave Gen. Wolfe fell, is
now a rrce course; a dissertation, truly.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

If a man misuses you, let him alone.
This calm, cool, quiet way of treating
wrongs with silent contempt, will soon
elevate you above their influence.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Wha, is gained by profanity? A bad
reputation-popular distrust. If these
are desirable, then is profanity beneli-
cial; if not it is an evil which all should
avoid d. thcir wors; possible enemy.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
PARDON.

Gov. Edwards has pardoned recently
six convicts, we understand upon the
recommendation Of the inspectors Of
the prisons.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

The Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, and
Mississippi rivers, are all very low.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst; by the rev. Ak.
Campbell, DR.. B. F. ToDD, of thi. place
to Miss ELLEN B. Cam, Of Lincoln
county.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

EXPLOITATION OF SpEcII.-The stea-
mer Great Britain, which left New York
on Saturday week, took out $4,000
in gold.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

The arrival Of Mr.. Clay at the White
Sulphur Springs, in Virginia, is an
nounced in the public papers.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
DIED.

In this place, o nthe 18th, after a short
but painful illness, Miss Elizabeth Watt,
daughter of col. Henry Watts, deceased.
formerly of Lincoln county. In the
death of this truly amiable young lady,
her friends and society have sustained
a loss that will not soon be repaired.
She was in the 18th year CT her age,
when the fell destroyer of the human
family laid his icy arms around her, and
bore her to The tomb. This afHictinp
dispensation ofdivine providence, should
speak to the young, the gay, the thought
less, OF our town and vicinity. "Be
ye also ready for We know not the day
nor the hour when you too must pass
the bourn from whence no traveller re-
turns" e.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
JOEL II. IIADEN.

Il Life of Henry Clay, by Cotton,
will be issued from the N. Y press, by
the LIST of Nov.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

At his residence, near Ashley, Mo-,
on the 18th day of Sept, JoHs SIssoS,
aged about 53 years. He has been for
many years a citizen of this county,
"A ~dIsconsolate widow, a large family OF
children, and a humorous circle of
friends, mourn his irreparable loss.
lWarreEton, Va, papers please copy1
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
LAW NOTICES.

Justice R~IcHARDsos's law day in
Louisiana, 10th Nov.
Il Justice BAcos's law day in LOU
~i.iana, 18th Oct.
Il Justice EDWARDS law day in
Bowling-Green, Goth Sept.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Loui'ian'. No. Aug 30tb. 1915. 3-3I.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
INDIA, ELoQu.sos. We see record


ed bold figure of SPEECH, used at the
grea, council OF the Seneca Nation, held
last week near Buffalo. The subject Of
removing these Indian, beyond The Mls'i'
spp, beng under discussion several chiefs
insisted that the wines had not KEEP, to the
Terms they promised to the bands Of Iroquois
which had arendv grated TO Green Bay
from The Stale OF New York One Ind.
an speaker, John Mnien, said tina, he wish.
ed TO remain near the graves of his red IA
lhers ill the Grea, SprI, called him honc
tina, be had no, con6drnee in hIs white b.
Tiers, Why should he have1 His whlIe "a.
,hers had morderrd their saviour nDI
VITA, klnd Of treatment could n poor lnl''
an expect from men who had killed the son
of God y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

The Poiaio blight. The Bennington Ga
zeiie saws that Milton BUrr,il, OF slockbridge,
has been investigating very folly the subject
OF the disease and Is now mlly convinced
that ne has discovered the uoe cause, ia the
shape of an insect. lie showed US a sample
of the insect, which, through a .unag magni-
wing glass, looks formidable, though so
small. lie 10 convinced that every po,atoe
field in that vicinity, is destined To f,il ss last
wear lie has visited many gardens and
fields srnvnd US, and finds them all giving
evidence nj disease. II the cause Is dIscov'
cred. we hope the scientific in our lsborato
lies. will soon make known some p. artoa
way Of gelring rid VI the eoemy-lhough We
tear the remedy, If discovered, will oe toe
| ise 10 save The present ciop.
We have understood that house ashes
! spread On ,he hills around the vines, she
! ,.-y have grown a few inches from lh
ground, u not oaIy a remedy for the blight
but gres'ly facilitates The sro~ih Of the pc
taiOe on come soils. Il is very es,y 10 max
The tnal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

STILL FREE. AND TRUE 10
THEIR PRINCIPLES
II Is unh sincere pleasure and q proud
ths, w are this week enabled
TO state tina, the Wings Of Vernon, have
once more manifested their attach To
the cause Of law and order-,o the doctrine
Of 4 Profeeiirt 7ayif--and the principle.
Of the Wing party that they have again
rebuked the foul spirit OF locofoccism, and
maintained 10 Vernon. her p, oud ascenden.
ey nmoog the Wing States OF the Union
Never before have the locos OF our State
boosted so confidently Of success; never
have They lsbored so arduous'y and un.cru
pulously, and never have they me, With a
more sorry defeat, BY our returns in an.
other column OF this paper, ii will be seen
tina, bu, few returns comparailvely y, are re-
ecived Of The vote for Siale ONes1s-and
ii may he probable that the Wing nominee
may again fail Of nm election by tho peo.
pie. This is no, rs 1t should be bul il has
past years-to require now, any fresh dem
onHra,ion OF disappointment, at mn appre.
hsnded result; and 1t is gratifying TO all
who really care for the preservation Of
Wing principles among us, TO know that
the majority secured in both branches OF
the Legislature will enable US to keep the
good Wing ship nfont and the proud old
Wing banner still waving among the
green hill. OF our beloved State. IL, this
be lone and we defy the ever boas,ng 10.
cofoeo party Of Vermont 10 move n hair S
breadth further for the mex, few years 10
come "Coming event, cast their shadows
before" and " the recent declaration OF
Mr. Scrr"'n-' Walker "ha, the tariff
mVd be yedDesi 10 The rccenue sian Tart"
and IN The various other indications Of the
future movements Of the party, we plainly
see in prospect the entire overthrow OF the
northern brunch Of the party. Let, ,hcn
the "sar" Of Vernon, be KEEP, brightly burn.
ing, that it may prove beacon By which
other States may return tho. have gone
es,ray; and proud indeed will every true
Vermon,er then feel in view Of the spiri,
and perseverance of "Green Mountain
frecmsn
The vote in the rccen, election, on the
Suite ticket, though it may fail in elce,ing
the nominee, OF the Wing party, should be
to the gentlemen on that tickle, highly graf.
flying. In no instance, have they, so far a.
heard, run behind the other tickets OF the
party, bu, on the other hand have in oil.
most every county Of The Stale, run ahcal.
Their failure to be elected is altogether ow
ing 10 the ligh,ness OF the Wing votes in
the strong Wing Counties and thus have
the Wing, OF Vermont manifested their ap
probation OF the nomination OF the Stat,
Conventon--and given their sanction ,c
the acts oflhe present State administration
|, /, to be expected that locolocoism vii
grow and ,narl swell ! up and talk large, ii
view Of their defeat in the present contest -
but, should it prove that there is no election
Of State officers BY the peop!---lc, III,
Wing Senate and House do their duty
both to themselves and their constituency
and the days OF locofocoi,m in Vernon
will soon be numbered
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Mr. Justice Story Of the Supreme Court
Of the L S, was taken severely Ill on
Tuesday SO much so that grea, apprehcn
SONS were expressed that he could not live
through "Wednesday The Boston pap,r.
sinr- announce, however, that he was Ii,
lie relieved and somewhat more comforta
bic, and strong hopes were entertained tina
he would again pass the crisis OF his CON
plant, though with great hazard 10 his va
liable life The disease is internal arsnsu
la,ion, wh,h was The cause of the death O
M. L'gare, at Boston, about two year
since.
Judge Story had resigned hi, scat on tn,
Bench the resignation 10 lake place mel
month This will be . gr,evou, los, a
well to the whole country % to the -ron ?
IL attached social circle. Of which tn, orea
lunG has long bssn the ornament lE.