davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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5s3s 90

9ie Sabt Der Nrmtn, bic beim Nnfan9 bes
Sabrs 1544 i'm jeauft eeipsfsn. uno Die mdbs
renb bsm Sabre su9slafIsn wcresn ipar 314,
ndmlicb: lSs Mannspsrionsn, 80 0Sslbspsrs
ionsn unp Al &inosr, NIT @iniblus Der Auss
ldnbsr unb Der i'm 5ocipitals9sparhmsnt) mas
cine 9urbfbnitts;abl pcn jsesn berausifslt
rpis folgt, ndmlicb: 60 Mdnnsr, 60 QSsibsr,
Is Snabsn, 13 Mdbbsn uno 4usldnosr.-
Sertuntsn Su psrfbisesnen @smsrben &nas
ben uno 4 Observation-Disclosures 2l, ndns
lib: 16 Monnspsrfcnen uno 9Selbspsrfc:
nsn, an Nltrsibmdte 8, SbIasflub 2, Sstls
fubt l, 9urtbfal l, NusNbrun9 4, Sncbsns
fras l, Slsosrldbmun9 2, QSebislfisbsr l,
Otunbiperre /, WoiTsrfutbt 2, @rfbutterun9
bss SsDirns l, asbsrssibwir |, @bclsraMcrs
BUS l.. @sborsn i'm Soaufs A..
Sabrisirt i'm 5aufe: f1dbfn 9nnen 273
Varp, wsrssn Qinnsn $50 Oaro, 6albIinnsn
2lo Yarc, &drpst 90 Yaro, sifbtub;sus 21
Varo. 1eue Nrtifel sebraubt ,pabreno
Dem Jabr: 80 Yaar Shubs, "A Wsibsbm
ben, lO2 Mannsbsmbsn, 10 Sadsn,9l Srads
8 QSsiten, 113 Sburgn, 20 Soaubsn, 10 lans
&C Sadsn fir 8abnInni9s, 81 locisn, II Tins
terrcds, AZ Soalst,ibsr 80 Yaar Striimpfs,
10 fur;e &cds, 8 moline phte uno Sesbunb
&appsn, 8 Scnnets, 8 Yaar bribebsrn9anps
fbube.
proouFte Der Sauerei: 9SsSsn 797 Su
fbsl, &c99en 257 SufbsL (oofsr 1917 Sus
fbsl 8slibfcrn 100 Sutcbsl, SortpftIn4sO
SufbsL SubmsiSsn 80 SuibsL8Iabsiaamen
% SufdsL Simctbpfaamsn Al SuftsL Rlees
faamen 8 SuftbsL 3pisbeln 24 Suibst, mess
6ibsn 16s Sufbsl, rctbe Mlibsn 80 Suibsl,
Nstti9e 10 SuibsL &raut $500 &6pfs, geDes
bsltsn Slabs 16l Yfunc, 53su 100 bier pfsrs
belacun9sn, Omat 8 Qacun9sn. Bematfet
auf Der 3auerei "a Gtid Gnbpsb, mel.
tbs 1925 Yb. Slsiib lisfsrtsn, Al Sbwsine,
tpslbe 1855 pfuno wc9en.
Sie 9tubitoren Don 8erfs Gauntp,
Ssribtsn sbrsrbieti9if,
9os ite Die cb9sn Ns6nun9en unb 9tnSaben
unterfubr uno berbti9t baben, unb cab fte
bisfslbsn fir pefsntlib ribts balten, unb cab
Ssrwaltun9 Der 2lnitaIt NIT Msniblbfsit,
Sparfamfsit uno 9criibt ssfibrt wcrosn.
Sejsugsn es uniers untsribrftsn, bsn 2sfsn
Sanuar u. 9. 1945.
Sapio @han
9. g. Nsihebnsipsr Auritorsn.
Carl s. Aopams
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g t q + b.

-am %. Sebrnar, in 5eioeItsrs 9aunfhip,
1BilIiam, in l0tsn, uao am "a. Ssbr. Gllins
ten epa, i'm l4tsn $cbsnsjabrs, Ssibs Rinoer
BON Saecb 8nrfbart.
-am 81: Olar5, in Dlaipsuerisf saunl6ip,
Saeet 'llridb. i'm 64ifem sstensjabss.
-am l. O,drs, in Scflano 3auulbip 6sins
ritb Golfer, i'm alter BON 81 Sabren.
-am 7. D1dr3, in gumru saunftip, elia
Sris, Schn bon Danisl Sris, im 2Sitsn Sc.
bsnejabre.
-am 9ten mar3, in pisfer Stapt elisa
9bwiot, i'm 29tsn eetensjabre.
tint 9 Mar3, bier, BiOam . Si6tborn,
I'M 26ttsn Sabre Gsines 9llters.
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Stnterla6enllbaft oes oerftorbenen
Ibpmas SsSatts,

Iestbin pon eaernarpon Saunffip, Serts @tD.
Habribt miro biermit sesebcn, cab
ssifamsntssSrisfe auf Die 6intsrlafIsnfbaft ose
sriasten Ssrifcrbsnsn Dem llnteribrebsnsn Bee
nllist mcrbsn iine, Der in Off:@an saunftip,
eaneaifsr Gauntp, ,pobnt. 9tus Ysrfcnsn Die
ncb 8crbsrunesn an srfa9te 6intsrIaGtnibaft
babem fne srfubt eisfsIbsn fir SsjabIun9 eins
;ursiden uno 2tas bic nob fbulbi9 (tno an Die,
fe!bs, obns SsrSus ab;ubssaben.
Samuel patts, grseutor.
lNdr5 Is. 1945. 6m.
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T@smds elmer &ete BADEN bic Surssr ron
ben saunftiss Obsrs9uIpsbcdsn unb Warion
BEL Der Wabl am ndtbfisn Srstass, outb { III
ODER sestn Siltun9 sinss nsusn Saunibips,
aus sbeiIsn Der Ssssn, tu ifimmsn, surb bes
fOnbers Ssttel, auf eensn auswsntis bic Morte
"Nsuss saunfbip' ffsbn, unb inwenbis "0ir
Elm nsuss saunftip" oesr "gssen Gin nuss
Gaunfbip," tpis Der Stimmasbsr esfcnnsn ift,
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s d ncDzG liter.

Oie ltnterlhriebcnsn babcn 70 stsn erbal:
ten cine itb6ae >ctt Don O1ouIe DC sain. galt'
mir cs eGecdt Crap De $ain, @buians, Se:
bafisn ss.ri!rfs!t, Ss!ours, gpoies uuo Sc.
frI6te ManteL mo3u fts Die Aufmsrelamfsil
Tbitten. D'Srien uno Kaiauel.
Sebilo bet spIosnea Susel.
Neabina, Wdra 18. 4ti,.
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Carpets! @Mpet's!!

S'Sriem nna 9fai0uel iino 70 sben
bon pbiIabelpbia Surildsstcbrt, init bem
Carpets" oae jsmals in Nearins gum Sers
fauf parastcten ,purce, ndmlitb:
Smarain Carpets bon s73. so, 624-$l 90
Hntrs DO. 25, 81, 574 Bis SO
9reppsn Do. 123, 159, 25 S7a
gbenfalls Gin srcbes 2lGortsmsnt bon Sum.
pe,lsgarpets uno Seero >umpsn, wcju bic
NufmertIamfeit oer Sdufer telonpers srbetsn
miro. 6oloene Kusel:5tobr
Neabina, O1dr. 4.
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8dbfe. Nibols lebte nur nod A Stun'
Den naboem ct bic 8unoe erbalten bate.
unb 8auffine 1T iekt i'm 8efdnenlb. oee
Moroes anaefla9t.
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8 900 90
1900 90
BlinbensSnfitut
raubifumn,susSn

BlinbsmsSnftitut 5000 90
1aubitumnensSntttut l1,OOO oO
Neparaturen all Camden unb gis
fsnbabnsn unp Wlaterialien 100000 90
Brihe, ,penn notbmenbis $4,000 OO|
Se3abIuns all Die Canal gotlif>
1oners, bersn lInter. Beamten
unb 3ufdaise Gussabsn $500 90
3ablumssn all goaeftoren, Hufes
ber une SfbleuIenwdrtsr $4,000 90
Besnoisuns bes ttI NsIsrpcrs 10000 90
9tsm Sanuar 1874 10000 90
Sim. Wl'g gcrmif, prcfel. Otenfe l0o oo
5amiltcnHlrife, sprc5sfsSsbnb>
rem uno lintcltem 70 90
&ebapenerIas in ae,piTeu Edllen 1880 90
2lts Shuosn auf fertise >lnisn 1876 oo
Snters(en auf Certificate bon
enttimiIetsn greeitoren CLOS Oo
SntereiTen auf NsllefsSlcteH $1,000 w
S3erCbiepenes 1000 90
@taate. Slblictbef 1000 90
SsGttentt an entIadenc Sertretbsr LOCO w
Hussaben Der 9tIaipare Canal
Commit ftonfrs aga w
Oett(iebss 5uettbaus 5000 90
wsflitss 3uhtbaus 5000 90
SntereGen auf bic StaatssS dub,
sabItar i'm nabit. 4usnt e85,026 90
Sfrb5r ber teiOen SIannasan 476 s4
llnfciten bsr @eeBaebuus 10000 90
Nepsnue: ommiIaoners 5000 90
Srwdbrleitnns al Die Balb eagle
St6iffabrts Ssieaf6aft $4,000 90
Otto al Ole OanSilIe unb pottss
vile eiIentabn 5,225 W
GETTYSBURG II. pstsrsturs Surn'
psif @trabe $50 90
9. O1 W1utris fit Waterialisu $50 90
3ufaaiss llneotsn, Staats 9e'
partemsnt, &c. 4,ol5 90
0lto ScnsraI Iupitcrs Amtetu / ,lso 90
otto 9tbasfammer l,O5O 90
ditto Sensral.Qanomsftr 649 90
Banf BON pennlpluauisn, seUiff
Il 9orltbhffe 1858 90
Sntsre1en auf sspfTs Sntsre1sn.
Certificate, 3u bs3atIsn naeb al'
len nborltsbsno. BerwilIiaunsen s4s,924 90
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QSailencOurt 8erfauf.

3ufcas elmer Serorpnuns Der waiIsncourt
BON Serfs gauntp, rpiro tnrh 6tfentIiebe
Dsnnus psrfauft werren, Samltas pen 22iten
W1ays, 81. 9. 1945, am cfsntlieben 6anie
Don t11id,ael t7unnemadber in &eaolns ::
lac jene sewide
0otte ober Stif @runo,
aeleatn an ber S1crpisite psr 2Beitspsnnfra'
bc in per Stapt Nsaoina, III srIastsr gauns
tp, bearen;t wsitlieh purh snc >ctte pcn9Sils
liam acpis, fdpIih bureb Die Dennitrabr,
n6rcIieb omrh eint Gasp unb 3 6tlieb ourtb ei:
ne &etse oes nsrforbemen Daniel 0rentsl :
eutbaltsnp "a SuB in Der Srcntc nno in Der
9iefe 270 Su6.-0N SsrbelIerunaen Nno :
AgA Gin Gin uno einbalb lt6fistss
::;:IE. Sra m 8 aus 8 &C.,
Gs.ssllssaA leBtbiu oas gissnthum oes peritors
tsnen pbilip 5ebmiot.
Ser Serfauf bsainnt um l llbr Sla6mt.
tags, mann aethbrsnpe 1uf,rartuna ssscbeu
uRo Die Serfaufs. Ssoinsunssn befannt Sc:
maht werpsn Icllcn Don
Jaeob t1Iiner @cmini TRAITOR.
9urb bic @ourt-TDm. Sboner, Sbrbr.
Nsobin9, Mdrs4 4. BIN.
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gauntp Berfs, auf oen erften f1cnta8
i'm ndd,(fen Upril [nelhes ben 7tsn oes
erIaaten Waonats fsin wirbl unb pelete 5fpsi
QBotbsn banern fcll-
9c miro hermit Slattriebt seseten all ben
Gproner, bic Sriebcnsriebter nno eonltabel
Der seoaebten gauntp Serfs i: oaB fe iteb 3n
erIaater 3eit. iln 10 llbr Vermltta9s, NIT
ibren SerSeiebni0en NesiItratilrsn, Hnter'
fuebunaen unb graminationen nno allen ans
bern grinnerunaen einsufnoen baten, Tim fol-
be 9inae su tbnn, bic ibren Aemtern 3ll
tbuu Standardization Diejcnisen mel:
be bertunben 1no scaen Die Sefansenen Die
in Dem 8efan9niGe oer eanntp Snts 1tne,
cser samn fsim mSssn, seriebtlieb 5n psrfabs
ren. 70 ipis es reebt fein maa.
u6ott erbalte Ole EepubliF !"
GE9ie 3eusen unr Surors, pel6e auf tr>
Iaate @ourt Uorselaocn itnb, rperbcn erindbt
phnftliebfeit 3m beotadbten: i'm Sail tbres
Qusbleitens ,rerprn 0e in &emdsbeit ces
@eIeses ca5u as;punssn. Siele2n5eise wlrs
auf teIcncern Sefebl DER Court betannt ses
maebt, paber alle 9isienisen, pelhen es ais
aebt, ftb barnatb AT ribten baben.
6eorae 6ernant, Sbsriff.
Sbsrifs 9tmt, Neabin9,l
Wdr; 1S. 1S45. I'm.
wrDie Sricpeneriebter purebans bereaun'
tp ftnb ebrertietbiatt erfucbt Scriht bon Sic
eoani,ances unb Nnflaacn al cinen Ger prcs
Isqurenoen Inpalos, peter Siltert nnb 8
prinale Srnes, esq, einise Sage Dor Der
Court AT maeten, 70 tab Bills 3ntereltst
tpercen m6acn. fir tas 6anoeln Der Srane
5urp llnb parteieu, 3enaen unb beifpebnsn
beJurp feine 3eit perlieren.
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9trmenb0,ts : Necbn,in0.

Die 9febnun9 Der 9irsftoren Der 2rmen unit
bss Soaufts osr Sslbdftsuns BON Ssrf,
Sauntp, anfan9eno am l. Sanuar 1874
unb snoi9sno am 81. December 1914, bsib
Sage sinSsfbIofTen:
Dr.
Der &sbnun9sfibrsr 1T nit amsi
Dunbsrt unb pier Nnwsifun9sn bss
laitst. bic ,pdbrsno bem Sabre an
ben Sbasmsiifer BON Serfs gtp.
duSssiftiit ipcrosn, SumSsiduf p.$5636 90
Or. -
Der &sbnunasfibrsr 1T ersbitirt
nit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4nw. SD. Ct.
Sur aussr benz 6auis
ssbaltsns arme 47-4O9 25
llnnrifisuns u, aeibsn
foifsn aussrm Saufs69-725 10
Eaminfs9sn L. Is 90
Trcdns 1Saarsn unb
Gpssereien 1896 e5
Meeijin u. ar;tliberSsi
ffanb aussrm 9auie l2-135 90
1Ss9tar l. 40 70
Stlble unb Ssttlaben o 81 90
Sbmeosarbst unbMr,
petlotpVU & 70 cf
4rbet auf Der Sausrei 3-ls3 25
@ppS l. 81 90
@ebalt Der Doftoren 4-200 90
Nufiebsr's @ebalt 1000 90
Sbreiber's @sbalt l-150 on
Droeerisn u. NrSnsien q 81 Is
9bwefelfcblsn u.Joolj l. 43 O6
Rartofeln l. 81 so
!6arte Baartn ,e. 3-145 81
Goffen fir Hrme in ans
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2(uftion! 2(uftton!

um Ofermcntas 1s45, ,pirr cine Serlteis
sernna ttattfinoem, am @alttaule bon SeIspb
@eiod, AZ @ebumaebersDills, Dinoior 9aun
lhir, anfanacnc nm l2 ltbr D'ttaas, bel Der
,lm Bsrfauf ansetoteu ,perpen lpiro {: - Elm
pfsrr, sin gutter einIpanniscr wasen, cine
Don Sairtaat's arc6en 9Eaassu, tporauf mon
5 3cnnen pieasn fam ncus Dfiise fur
Die man autlprieht; 2 wclfthtcrn gssen, uno
cine srcBs SerIttieosnbsit g brshter
IN umfanoIib au bsnennen. Seoinaunssn
beim Serfauf BON 1Diuiam nIensel.
Wldr, IL. 2m.
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SoutmadDsr, mabt Djsrmit ben Sdr9srn BON
&sabns unb Der llm9s9sno bsfannt, oas CT iid)
in &sabns nsu stabiIrt bat unc fsin e'sfbdft
in allen eaSu 9sbcrentsn 3meiasn bstrsbt.-
Ssins SEsrflfdtte 1T in Der 1Ssifzpsnnifraes,
elsib cbsrbalb Der rpeieen Kirde, mo man
fcrtwdbrsno fnesn wire sinsn 9roben @orratD
BON
Seaper t7utria, GATOR, rufifd,en, nups
peo uno pollenen ,Suten
BON alien Wfoben une Sormsn. Or mro fid)
aufs Seifs bemiben curb quite Irbeit unb blls
lise prsis Die 9unif cer &unben Su 9spinnen,
bic ibm nit ibrem Suiprude bssbrsn m69sn
unb lacst 9tae b6fibif Elm anSurufsn uno fsi'
usn 8orrotb Su beftbti9en
Ssifelun9en msroen tanfbar an9enommen
unc fbnsa uno panftIib bsiorst.
Neacin9, WdrS lS. IS.
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&ubtaun ben l3. Wdrj.-Selbifmcrb.
-8oreeitern Nabmittas. erbisne iib in
Maratapnp 3aunfbip. stwa 5nei Wei
len bon oieler Staot. in elmer nabe bel iei-
ner @obnun9 befinoliben Sbeuer. 6err
peter Semmsl. Elm iunecr Mann BON 2S
Sabren. Sbubmaher icines Oanonerfe.
Gr binterldbt cine Srou uno ,wei &inoer.
Bas ibn su oieier ralbsn Sbat bspoe 1T
unbefannt; ct mar Elm broper. fleibioer
1rbeter uno 70 pobl ab wie eeute in fci,
men umffdnoen nur lein fonnen. Ncb
am Gage supor mar er in Der Staot 9epe.
fen um Stobriad,en enSufaufem 100 er
fib aufeereet uno lebensfrob seiote. uue
bic ibn fannten fpreben iebr su ieinem
9obe. @eiif b. 3eit.
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Cincinnati, ben 1. mar;.

SU1tlHHutti peH 1 .utatS.
Gin lebr betribenber 8orfau foitete
am uorset1rissn Sage sinem. braosn osut
fden Wanne oas eeben. JOerr 6einrib
Stidmann. aus Ghen imSloenbureiiben,
oebIrtie. uneefdbr 3S Sabre alt. Elm all:
oemein 9eabteter Wann. Der in Der Gin.
Strabe pobnte. fiel inoem ct nit ieinem
@eipann 6ol5 fubr. bel feiner @obnune
nieber. rpabrlbeinlib pom S6lae eetrofs
fen. ct lebte nur nod .unoefdbr cine
balbe Stunoe. Gr binterldbt cine tief
betribte Witttpe. Srei1.
Eeunifhe Rabe. - Mebre Sburfen
fbliden iib unldneft in Den Sta( zines
6rn S. poibau. au Upper prouicenee in
Delarpare Co., pa.. uno Ibnitten aus Sra
DE eeeen oen Gieentbimer oefen 4 pfer
ben bic OGlle ab. lOerr paibaa bat auf
bic Gntoedune Der Sbdter cine Selobnuna
BON 100 Gbaler 9eieet.
Gin iueenoliber 8erbreber. = Gin in
Der Ndbe BON Neu, Nlbanp. Snoiana, le-
benber BurIbe BON Is bic l6 Sabren. Sra
mems Sadion Gauifine, bate NIT einem
onoern Buben. Namens Sobn9eibols. els
nen Strtit uno fdoe nad itm nit einer
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pltteburs, peu 4. Wldrj


ltnslifIidtts ereiani6. I'm lestsn Gan,s
flag fubr Gin DsutItbcr Namsns Mnsner ,,pie
mir t6ren aus Der 9sssuo bon plauen in
SaebIsn asbirtis, einen 28a9snpoH 6obeI'
fpdbms in beu allegheny. Surtb 3ufa!! ooer
nDorflebtisfsit trieb CT 5u tief in pen SIu6,
bas 2Baaenbstt l6ste fteb pom QBascn los II.
>ensner felbll iprans aus Surtbt pcr'm CT:
trinfen aus rsn wassntstt i'll hen Slub. -
9a er niett fhpimmeu tonnte nno cem Grs
trineen nats ,pac, 70 tthrjte iein an llisr ite
bsucer Bruccr ibm naeb III Die Slutbcn srs
Ianats sliflih 3u ibm, fabte ibn uin ben
!5als uno fudtte init ibm aus llfsr 3u selan:
gen, allsin asrabe at bet Stslle, etipas nnters
baIb oss Aauapufts, 1T bic Str6muns auf jcs
ner Ssite pes SlnfIse 5lsmIieb ltart, 70 pab
ee ibm unin6sl,tb mar, aus eein Strnoel Der.
aueiutcmmsn. gr, fammt Iensm unslidii:
cben Druber, UerIantsn in bic Sisfe, u,n nitbt
,pieesr leteno aus llfsr se5csen 81 psrpen.
Dlan srjab!t ba6 mebrsre 9sutIhe. tpeItbc
am llfcr tanten, pen unallflibsu 8riieern
Elm Seil 5useWcrfen oab BET cine psr Srit:
Der IS 9sfabt. oaB aber in bcr Sermirruna
. bes Ansentllfe, AUDI oas auoere Sbsil pss
Seiles ibnen 3uae,pcrftn mortsn fsi, mooureb
natlrlih alle 6ctfnuns, 0s ans llfr su 5s.
ben, pcrsitelt puroe. Sepe Srileer pcbns
ten in Der Olabc bon SaNbIsntura 8utIer
Co., Spa, rparsn absr ssacn,partia al brm
Saue Res 4quacufts pabisr te(haftist. Die
2ei6name oer bcicen unslidlihcn Sriosr
murosn AM Scnntaa sefunpsn uno AM Dlons
tag W'crssn GUT erpe teltattet Sr. Sr'O.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02

OF Our people frequently sheer at the
minute particularly with which the En-
glish papers record the habits, movements,
dress, &c of royalty. To our disgrace
and shame we are fast following in their
footsteps in this particular. From all ac-
counts, the ceremony Of the inauguration
of President in these days wears more
the appearance Of legion Of sassals pay
ing homage 10 lord and master, than OF
an ossemblage Of sovereign people receiy-
ing a solemn pledge Of fidelity from pub
lie servant. Our papers, especially those
published in the "hotbeds of corruption"
as great Statesman called large cities,
record with avidiy the most trilling parti-
culars in relation 10 our public men, their
wives and families-as if the national veal
and safety depended on the color Of la
dy's gown, or the fashion Of her husbands
vest Take tho following as an instance,
grayely published in the ~ Y. Express,
and extensively copied:
"Mr. Polk dresses not only plain, but ra.
Their sIoyenly. His clothes are badly
made, and sit awkwardly, as though they
were made by country tailor not familiar
with the latest fashions; he wears large
surtout, which reaches down to his ankles.
Mrs. Polk, on the contrary, oyer-dresses.
at church, particularly she would be re-
marked by the gaiety of her dress. On
Sunday, she wore white silk bonnet,
white feathers, rich lace veil, fashionable
black velvet mantila, and rich colored
silk dress.
The President and his lady have at
tended church but two Sunday mornings.
They sat in MIR. EHsworth's pew. Ii is
given out that he will attend the Presbyte-
rian Church in Four.and .a-half street,"
&c. &c.
The papers are beginning TO TEEN with
such stuff. To some il may seem insight
cant, and too contemplate even 10 excite
but the fact that the public taste
is so vtiated as TO relish the current "poli.
teal on-dits" and "gossip'' of the press,
and not revolt or heaye at the sickening
doses, is sure index TO depraved, fawn.
ing, sycophantic, venal, and disgusting
tone of public sentiment-as dangerous as
il is disgraceful.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02
THE TARIFF.

The Richmond Enquirer thus "lcads of
on the Tariff The path of duty which
the new administration should pursue, i:
plain; and the people who elevated them
10 their high stations, want no compromi.
ses, no yascilalion, no swcrving. They
have decided that the system Of public
pipnder, falsely styled the protectire sys.
ten, shall bo oyertbrown, and the present
odious, Ubiquitous Tariff law, repealed. -
The agents of the people have too often
heretofore compromised with monopoly.
All branches Of the government will be
under the control Of The Democracy at the
opening Of another session Of Congress.
We hope that those who have been entrust.
ed with the responsibility of maintaining
and advancing the great principle of
" Equal Rights 10 all, exclusive privileges
to none,p will prove that they have the
ability, the honesty, and the frmness SO
to acqut themselves as to Justify The ex-
peciations Of the people:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02
EX-GOV. McNUTT.

We are in favor Of the elevation of this
distinguished statesman to the Senate Of
the United States, being fully satisfied that
his promotion to that station is desired by
a large majority Of the democracy of the
State. There are other worthy champions
of the party, who are deservedly popular
in those sections where they are best
known, but who do not possess SO general
popularity as the Ex-Governor. In a
canvass before the people, we are con.
WINGED he could beat any other Of the
present aspironls for the Senatorshp; and,
that, had the election TO fill the vacancy
occasioned by the expiration of Mr.. Hen
derson's term, been before the soyereigns
instead of the Legislature, he would how
have been in the Senate.
In tho South and East no democrat is so
popular as A G. McNutt; and in this sec.
ton of the State, none is neld in higher
estimation. Here, in the North, before
he was placed in the gubernational chair,
he had made himself universally popular,
by his mastery advocacy of the right of
the new counties TO representation in the
State Legislature and his fearless, wise,
and energetic administration as Governor,
when the whole influence of bankers and
bonders was brought to bear against him
to indmidaie and put him down, increased
and strengthened his great popularity in
this now powerful portion of the State.
In their weakness, he struggled zealously
and nobly for the rights Of the people of
these counties; and now, when powerful,
il is to be presumed that they have not
forgotten him, or his unequalled services
in their behalf. Before THEM, he can beat
any man in canvass for Senatorshp, and
no man in the South and East is preferred
TO him. Who, more popular than he,
when, after having triumphed over the
bankmen and bondmongers, he retired
from the Chief Magistrncy of the State i?
Whit has he done since 10 forfeit his
hard.earned and wcll.deserved popularity
with the people9 Nothing. If unsurpassed
abIIity-if experience in statesmanship--
if long, able, valuable, faithful service oil
the people, patriotism, honesty, integrity,
give q citizen claims to senatorial honors,
A. G. McNutt's pretensions to the sena-
torship are pre- eminent. Dollar Dem.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02

The Washington Constitution, of the
18th, holds forth as follows in relation to-
APPLICATIONS FOR OgFIcE.-We sta.
ted some days ago that annoying importu-
nifty by applicants for Office would not in.
crease, but, on the contrary, would mate
rally lessen, their chances of success
Ii is said that the President has declared,
with that iirmness which is part Of his
character, that those who have preferred
their requests, and are found here after TO.
day pressing their claims, will not receive
his favorable consideration. When his ca
blnet has been fully organized, and the line
of policy with regard to removals and APP
pointments adopted, then the applications
will be taken up and considered, and deci.
ded upon according to their merits. This,
we are assured, will be the probable course
of things"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02
G 0 NJ NJ n mfrattons.
BIC SAND. March Is. IS45.

~~-@f~t ~'-@t~b ~ Ao1Ds
Mn. EDITOR Your attention has doubt.
less been called TO the fact that DISPOSE.
ton is manifested by our friends 10 post.
Pone the nominations for candidates for The
Legislature until some two months before
the election. With this partial manifesto.
ton Of public sentiment on this subject, |
most heartily concur. tits certainly IN
necessary to make our nominations as ear
y as the third Monday in April TO enable
US 10 secure the active and harmonious ca.
operation of our party in the support Of
whomsoever may receive the nomination.
If the nominations referred TO should be
suspended for few months, public sent.
ment will be developed and directed 10 the
most available and trustworthy Of our ci.
tizens; when this takes place, our conyen.
ton will have an easy and pleasant duty
TO perform in making the nominations. If
there was any danger Of a conflict between
different nspirants, then ii would be well
for tho convention to act Immediately; as
prompt action would be the most speedy
and efFectual means Of preventing discord
between aspirants Tor the same Office
From present indications, we will have
more difficulty in prevailing upon suitable
persons 10 accept the nomination, than in
reconciing the conflicting claims of aspi.
rants. There is no disposition on the part
OF any Of our party TO become candidates
for these nominations; consequently, there
is no danger 10 be apprehended from a
want of unanimity when the nominations
shall be made. If we act without precpi-
tation in this matter, and wait until public
sentiment is awakened to our Legislative
nominations, we can then commence the
canvass with fair prospect of success.
1t will require the utmost vigilance and
harmony in our ranks TO maintain the as.
cendancy in this county. Let US not de-
ceive ourselves about this matter.
A SUBSCRIBER.