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No. 96 NORTH THIRD-sr., PHILADELRHIA-, ,s,. Manrfaetsrer cf Military and Sporfsma~'s. Aytisisss SUCH as Leather, Elo,h. Felt. Silk. Bsassr,4~ N1 Dress and Bear Skin CAPS of all rssierass yis. Forage Caps, Holsters for troop. Body, ,troep. Cars k'nds. Canteens. Knapsacks different patteras, F4e Buckets. Passing, Boxes, Tuhs .B"xes,, BEusk xnd. Pickers. Plumes, Pompoons, Firem,n's Caps,.lrss. Iher Stocks, Gun superior quality, Shot BHgs Game Bags, Drums, &c. &c. .,.s., .9.,a.
 Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers. can have them Leatherned at very short notice, singy by the dozen.
 0o-Orders thankfully received and puus,uslly st. tended t0. \ te. feb2O TOctiwf :
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0r5-THE Butchers of Mobile having been desireus to abolish market Sundays. in pursuaace st whiSA paper resolution embracing this ojeci, has beea handed from another and received the sixnatsFs or consent of all the Ru,chers in he rnaftetf TNey therefore held meeting at the '.Odeoa" yessexdsy morning, when JOHN CoEK called 10 The ehaif, ana JOHN BAETA appointed Secretaty The chat. man stated the peculiar ahour of Batchers connected with ihe Mobile market. the great dsiaaee they side from market the badness of roads, endurng aN weather m coming yer, early 10 market, the gfss& exertion used cutting meats peculiar 10 MdbhSs and lhe continued day ma ket without shy. inter-, missios. The constant exeriou of physical pewsss,' ihe sacrifice of domestic and social comforts, show a, the necessity "frest one day in T ~ssk, and Sunday is observed generally as day Sf rest, therefore s<.. @.+
 We, the undersigned Butchers, oseup,ips Snls in the Mobile market, do hereby agree that we wii moi attend market Sundays-that NC ~ill sot sl- low our Stalls To he used for the purpose of seGHg meats Sundays-nor will we allow our sersaH.s journeymen to sell hawk nea,sin the Streets sn
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. -
 MOBILE
Thursday Morning, April 10, ls40
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

An adjourned meeting of the Democratic party will be held ut 7A o'clock, on SATURDAY EVE MING next al the Court House, for lhe purpose of rendering rhe compliments of a public dinner to the lion JoHE c. CALHOUN, and expressing their ap- pro,al of hs late brilliant and distinguished services ta Secretary of State
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Ou-A CARD-Mrs. STUART respectfully an nounces to her friends and the public generally, that her BEKEFIr will ,ake place oh FRIDAY EVEN INC next, when will he performed Dimon's Play of the FouNDLISa or rHE FOREST, in which the en- tire strength of the company will appear. Song, (by desire,) ) "Lucv Neal," by Miss Petrie. with Guitar accompanieipent. Song, Miss Coad.
 The VI hole Ia conclude with the farce of the Lady and the Devil, aplOK
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rANSHCNEER

Per steamboat James l. Day from New Orleans Wilson May; Rngeley, Mann co: Fry, Bliss x $ l & J"nes II w Farley; Nishet, C LrBaron; Wm Bower < co; Foster < Battelle; Wm Il Redwood W Dnrrancr; Rves, Battle & co: Fulnve, George co; Smith; T GuesnHrd Wilmington X ,llanan; CosUar, ,Ro- biIson & co; < T Hall: Goldsmith X Haber: Deshon Taylor X Myers Campbell, 'wtn & co; Mrs Blair; j A DellinReri Heilman C. hen; Wm II < II Craword;J II II I0beri Nofna; D BalL, J COle Fry, Bliss q
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PANNltnI:htksA.

Per steamboat James Day from New Orlenns- Mesinmes Armstrong and children, Aiord Bair Pratt Ahbot, Bunrd, TaSur, Miss IIaii., Messrs Blair, Ab- bot Pratt. Taylor, kihby ChHprelI Culhhert, Mosey, Brow, Glover, Jordan, Farley. Mitchell, Guesnard, Wm Main. smlth, Council Ryder Cesehni, Bennett, Fitts, Bates. Brrcknay. ChauIrun Turk, Whiting, Gall igher Morrh0use. Stewart, L"whan-26 on d-ck.
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EXPOlsTS.

LlVERP0OL-Per Hr ship AdeIade-l46O bls cotton. NEWfORK-Per brig Morea-4il bales cotton. BOSTON-Per ship Millon-l6a2 bales cottnn.
 PROVIDE NCE-Per bark Julia-7l5 bales cotton, PHlLADELPHIA-Pers schr EuroI ean-l4U bis cotton
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0J-NkwHAMfsHiRE.-S majority iS llSI, over all competitors, Five towns to be heard from His majority over COLBY. whg. n 7,709. wondbury has 21 ,o15 votes, lacking bl4 votes of majority; l9 towns to be heard from, winch the Pa riot supposes will not overcome the odds against him Hale received 7O53 votes.
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L1VERPOOL-Per ship Waverly-150 tons salt, 50 do coal
 LIVERPOOL-Per bark Fanny-l990 sks salt.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat James l. Day-l5 kegs shot, 2 cks bacon, hhds, 10 bbls sugar. do l4sses 0l do flour o2 do appes l9 do eggs 50 pcs Rin2 so coils rope, 10 kegs olives, 30 head sheep.
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GJ-ALABAMA PLANTER.-Persons wishing to subscrbe to lhis publication, can do at the Book stores of s. W Allen, John K. Randall and J. M Sumwalt q Co, at the Literary Depot oi Mr Boulle met and al the office of the Register and Jour nal.
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nrn of opiniu, that the injunction ought 10 be

am of opinoh that the injunction ought 'o 'e granted.
 Ordered. that an injunction issue in this case to stay the sale of the Augusta BrIdge. until the urher oeder o the Circuit Court of he United Sta'es' Iof the Georgia District, be had thereon.
 WILLIAM JOHNSON.
 GEORGE GLEN, Ok. June 18th, 1921.
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For the ReRi,ter and Journal,

Messrs. Editors-Inclosed you have two articles. one is on the prosperity of the town of Hamburg South Carolina, and the other is the first decreetal order by the Court. ina 23 years bridge controversy between the Baak of the State of Georgia, myself and othrrs; and as we have 10 go ihe whole ground over the second time and the large amount ques tion may make il important for those interested to know what ,he court has said on the subject. will you therefore please give them place in the co- umns of your Journal HENRY SHULTZ.
 MOBILE, April 9lh. le45.
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We are indebted to ihe agent for slips, issued from i,net X Smilh's European Times "fh'e' containing the foreign accnuns. by the Queen ol 'l'e
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The eastern mail came through yesterday from New-Yc,k wnIra few ilens Uf later iOreign Iniell' genCe, which we have copied.
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0J7I respectfully announce myself as candidate tor Clerk oi the Circui, Court of Mobile county, the ensuing August election.
 nb8 ShT J. W. LANG.
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lrJ- The friends of JAMLS SCOTT announce him as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county Al the election on the Ial Monday Ol Angmst nexi mh25ieN
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grNED s. RATCLIFFE Ia propored by his friends as candidae for Clerk of the Circuit Court, asd will he supported by
 febl7 67il MANY VOTERS.
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0u-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hls friends as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk oi Mo- bile county al the ensuing August election. spS
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a3 The "iai of the Rev. Joy \. FAIRcHILp at Boston, on the charge oi adultery, has resulted in verdict of sos gsiity.
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05- To the Voters of Mobile county: We are au- t.,orized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as ca ndidae for reelection to the office of Clerk ol the County Court of Mobile county, ai the ensuing Au- pnsi elecIinn IeDS OOltleE
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Bill fo, InjuHetion and
 Gsneral Reiief.

LET an Injunction issue to stay proceedings 9n- der the several Judgements within specified, oota'" ed in the Mayors Court of Augusta, 12lh oi ma!' 1921. WILLIAM JOHNSON'
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Go-We are requested to announce EDWARD E. GALE as d candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuino election. mhll
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The Advertiser of yesterday con,ainp an anony- nous attack upon the new Post Master General, ac- cusing him of the practice of card playing for money and of having on occasion refused to pay al ma unity, given for money lost at car is although on notice from the endorser he did pay. The only title which such assault has our notce is that il Is especially recommended to lhe notice of the readers of this paper, by the editor of the Advertiser himself, thus endorsing the story, and sanctloning this mode of political warfare. He is very read, to take such an accusation against prominent demo- crai, as proved at once, because newspaper writer has said it. and the charge sign of immortality dsquayng for public office. He adopts, too, tAe just catiun that the democrats made charges of ha- b'tuai gambling against Mir. CLAY, and that the man who was prominent in making them was sin amous'' ther efor The political morality deducea- ble from which s, that it is just for whggery 10 do lm' which it calls infamy, in ihe spirit of revenge and accordingly he Advertiser gives circulation 10 ihIs attack upon Cave Johnson, accompanied with a savage rending of Gen. MCCALLA, of Kentucky, and others, for their public reference To the alleged gambling habits of Mr. CLAY. IL is altogether Il charming specimel of whg decorum and consistency.
 IL IS made more conspicuous, by ibe request that the readers of the Register should inform themselves particularly 'fihis rea aton, which writer in uhe Advertiser puts forth in revenge for the inspirations oi the last campaign against Mir Clay's morals.- Now ihe editor oi the Advertiser knows as well as any body that the Register carefully abstained from using any such weapons of political hostility, and that MT Clay's gambling and other imputed immor. al'tles, were never quoted in this paper hs pre- "d'ce. The adoption of mode of political warfare confessed to be infamous Tn retort for the treatment o' hf CLAY, leIore he readers of the Register, is
 therefore, not excusabe upon that strange mode o' eo"s''uhs moral obligations. The writer and 'he e""orser o' this attack upon Mir. JOHNSON have '"s creu'' "' voluntary adoption from choice and 'aS'e' po'c" course which they have the frank- ness at the s'"e tune to avow that they think an- other 'iniamons' for having done before,
 fri were worth while under any crc,ms,,,c.s ,o commence disputalon about the difference or ,neri, between lhe card playing of Mr. CLAY and ina, of Mr. JOHNSON, II is not at such an invitation and mn on such testimony that we should begin.
 hahing'on's Dioramas will be open again ,o n,ph, Tor the benefit Of Mr. J. BRowN, Ihe artist of the
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h5- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next.
 ianl6 4Otet
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p MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE--NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF -(GuARAHTEE CAPITAL SIGO O00U )-Will in- Lives the Mutual Principle al favorable rates. Table of ,emiums and forms of application, tog ether may be had II applicao al the office of
 DEXTER & ABBOT, Agents, jan26 "A St Michael-street pMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co of ofNew-York-A Dividend of TWENTY THREE PER CENT declared the 9th inst Capital increased HUNDRED AND HxTY-sEvEN THousAND DOLLARS. Total nssets over million of dollars Persons ho did business with tho Agency during the year just ended will receive their Dividends Scrip in February.
 Applications for INSURANCE will be received ai the office of the Ageacy corner of St Francis and Royasts, up stairs. jnnlel ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent. U HAVILAND, CLARK q CO, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEAL in Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushes, Window Glass, Paints Oils, Dye Stufs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and A Water street-MOBILE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-York. HAvILAsD, HARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, s. c. HAvILAND, RisLEY & Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 1cmo 1rWILLIAM N. BISPHAM---DENTIsT Having returned from he North. he found his old quarters No 4s Dsuphin street, three doors below Roy al-Norih side.
 REFERENoEs-Dr. Levert, Dr. Mott. nov22 2l2lr J Schr ORULOU rom Phadelpha is dischnr ginx this day M Cont street wharf, Cosgnecs requested to attend to their goods. apl0 J. II. RIVERS co.
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Dtz-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Chr cult Court uf Mobile county, the election on the first Monday of August nexi. jan14 38teA
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Hahinston's Dioramas will be open again ,o .n,ph, Tor the benefit of Mr. J. BRowN, Ihe artist Of the Italia" Fantoccini. We are pleased to know that 'h'S interesting exhibition has been nunerously al ~"ued Tor the last week, and therefore we have no S"uo' MT. b. will be greeted with full house to-. n's"t' on th's occasion there will he ini, odueed d uew hg"e Tn the Marionetis, the netamorpLosis terminating m balloon ascension.
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Du-I offer my name to the voters oi Moble county as candnate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 lanl6 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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AGErcY or THE EMUTUALSAF ETY THs. Co. l Mobile, 22nd Jam l046.i \

DRINTED Certificates of FnsusAnce oh ,IsfSs' J Il shea issued Eom shis AeEEcT on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northefh ports and Eae rope, with an order the President of the Company in New-York, for such sums or amoonii As ,nss in of loss become due, in the naanper as ifa separate Policy had heen issued at the office in Nee. York. ROBERT s.. BUNKER, Asesa, ..s
 corner of Rnya and St. Franeis -sts. ,ts:s
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ue0rge Seyser. = '.at".-' Resolved, That Sunday the 9th of April, shaA : be the last Sunday winch we wili hold Asrketess' sell O, cause to be sold any meats, &c.
 Resolved. That Jesie Jayne, Wiliisar. N ifier xna John Cole, fnim rompitiee to ay' the c proceed, ings before the Mayer, Aldermen and Gansasn Cssa. cimen of Mobile, Lraving them 10 make ra erdia. ance allowing Saiurdsy evening nrSfksi dntite o'clock, bell 10 be rang half past . as ikHif hours warning io close be market. ,,71. .sa 4, f- Resolved, That these prnosedings'be pnbIshed ia the city papers until the ! a,F Inst. s..e-. s.G s:- .J0HNaCOLE, Prssidert.e ast' JoBN Sacratur... t...,t,H .s.
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0o-The undersigned announces himself as can didac for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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Henry Shultr, and others

June 18th, 1921.
 Order filed 25Ih June, 1921.
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Y~1~s- A LIGHTERAGE. Ac.-The fine ryassru steamer MINERVA, Capt. J. Spi.

LlhhJsstasssa Llhstassa steamer MINERVA, Capt. J. Spill. = slings, having been thoroughly re- paiied and pu in complete order, ready to carry cotton 10 the shipping in the lower bay, al the lowest rates. Mir. Il. K. ROBERTS, at Wood N Brewers, 96 Commerce street, will receipt for cot ton during the absence of the boat.
 0o-Passengers will also he taken down the hay at very low rates. Lghtt rage and towage will be done reasonable terms by any other boat in he trade. For any further particulars apply on board, to Mir. Roberts as above. apl0 1l2lf
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TMOMPsONIAN DKDICAI.
 DEPOT,

? TIOMPSONIAN DKDICAL
 DEPOT, No. 52 Front street, MOBILE, ALA
 BAMA-Received per ship St. Leon
 a iae assortment of BOTANIC ME. - DICINES.
 In store previously, Dr. Thonson's, Towards, Ma,,son's anI Beach's Books, or Botanic Works. Also, Jewett's aud McLeans LinIInents, and But ier's E.ruptive Oinlments, &c., &c. Which will be sold for cash approved paper. aolO JOSEPH REED.
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nrmnTGAL SAFETY INsURANCE C0

%JA FOR SALE-The House and lot at sum EsH mrrville. formerly occupied by Jorn Fus,th The House and grounds in good order and w,ll be sold lw. Apply to
 aplO EDW. c. CENTRE & co.
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WILLIAM CREssMAH.

JOHN BANTA, Secretaty.;, ss, '..t.'4 .'4'7.a.a,
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I8. Bank Ofthe State of Geo. and ,,tl,sra
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TNnE fiji sI Monday in May beidg ihe iiue appaiai:- II ed for the annual election of aihcers ebnnsets,i with the Protestant Orphan Ass, Iu,, pubiie aciics is hereby given' ihat proposals viii he received M the situation of Mar0n for thst institution si s- !
 ap8 l06lf E. ST JOHN Eecreta,v:.':..
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-27
BY C. L. SH0LES.
SPRING.
BY JESSE Z. DOW.

Sweetly he blue bird MARBLES spring
From orchard boughs where blossoms cling.
And soft the sea breaze greets the hours
With music from the land of flowers;
The lilac bush with greenest leaves
From the bland air It's strength receives,
And opens 10 the morning eye
Its fragrant crown OF purple dye.
The forest from its stately head
Shakes off its garland pale and dead,
And like an oriental queen
Puts on it's dress of living green;
Its dusky limbs, seen here and there,
Serve but to make its robe more fair;
White flowers 0fearliest blooming greet
The sunshine Pickering at his feet.
Deep with the tide of melted SHOWS
On its wild way the river goes,
Its truant angler answering shrill
The plough boys signal on the hill,
When fIom the school house in the vale
The pedagogue, with visage pale,
Strides forth 10 save with rod and rule,
The bockaead of the district school.
The fruit trees bloss 7ming in pride,
Like almond groves on Carmel side,
Wave in the morning gale and fling
Their petals in the lap of spring;
The running myrtle twines around
The grave within the burial ground,
Where, startled by affections tread.
Fits the sweet bird that loves the dead.
How soothing is the time of flowers,
OF humming bees and whispering bowers,
When rosy children seek the wood,
Where the sly partridge trains her brood;
Then fierce consumption stops awhile
And spreads Ger beauty's face a smile,
While nature, from her slumbering free,
Warns the cold heart and leatless tree.
When the lone winter of the soul
Shall lose its terrible control,
And from it's cold embrace the heart,
Like tie first flower of spring, shall start;
oh may the the breeze OF Eden play
Around it in eternal day,
And cause its sickly bud to bloom
The fairest flower beyond the tomb.
WAsHsGTos, April z, l547.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-27
ANEcDorE.-We heard story SONS

ANEcDoTE.-We heard story some
time since Of Joe -, which will bear re-
peat;ng:
Joe was one evening seated in the bnr-
room Of country taYern in Canada, where
there were assembled several old country
men discussing various matters connected
wth the ponp and circumstances of war
la the course Of some remarks one Of
them stated that tn, English government
possessed the largest cannon III the world,
and gave the dime usons of one which he
had seen. Joe's yankee pride would not
allow him 10 let such an assertion pass
without contradiction.
'Poh. gentlemen said he, Il wont DENY
but that is fair sized cannon, but your
lsetle mistaken in supposing il 10 be the
largest in the world. It's not 10 be named
in the same minute with one Of our yam
kee guns, which saw in Cha rles,owa last
year. Jupiter! that WAS cannon. Why,
sirs. it's so informally large that the sold-
iers were obliged TO employ a YOKE OF
OXEN TO DRAW IN THE PALLr
The devil they were' exclaimed one Of
his hearers with a smile Of triumph; pray
can you tell me how they got the oxen out
again?'
why, you fool returned Joe. THEY
UNYoKED EN- AND DROVE EN- THROUGH THIS
VENT
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-27

tits true. as we learn from undsub,sd
authority, that :he war claus, has been in
serted in the English policies Of insurance..
The rumor that eigh, thousand men had
been ordered TO Canada, appears 10 be With
out foundation. IS is also the story rurpe,-
ting tina, British maa of war h.d ksen
sent 10 the Columbia river. Even If we
suppose, hewever, that the war runners
again afoai are entitled 10 any particular
degree of attention, we do not see h.w any
language held by the British nni.ter can
ever give us cause Of alarm. A determ-
nation on the part Of America ta ask for
nothing that is no, right, ard submit TO no
thing that is wrong, is not likely To be sha-
ken by the threats Of any foreign couri.
whether those threats are the Anginss OF
political power al home, or the forsshado~-
ing Of a grasping and orcrreaching policy
towards the extension Of British arms ca
this continent-N f. Post.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-27

Two hundred years ago Rhode Island was
call he ''lsiand Of Errors" Seventy seven
years ago, the sons oil Liberty advertised it
as "a plague spot" bccanse its majority f1-
vored British Tory SIN, rather ihsn American
whig;sn. In II 9 Washington refused to
pass through il, on his visit to New Eng
land, because it stifTly refused to come into
Tie Union, and was as much foreign State
as Canada. And io-day poriioa Of its citi-
zens are alien in principe as majority was
in 1859 1t is too bid that Thomas w.
Door lies in dungeon for maintaining the
great principles that m1de rs nation.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-27

SUGAR. The Vermont Mercury says.
Vermont has doubtless made many more
tons OF maple sugar than will suffice for the
wants of her population, and SO long as
good maple sugar can be obtained al prices
varying from SIX to eight cents pound,
according 10 The quality, few will be found
who will not prefer the own home manu-
flrcturnd article, to paying the prices now
asked for southern sugars. Ii is proposed
10 ascertain now much is manufactured in
the state, BY obtaining The produc, OF each
school district.
The 81. Landry, Lou +, Wing estimates
the sugar crop of that parish III l40o hhds
which IS double the quantity of las; year
and states that the next crof will triple
the product OF this year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-27

An ArPRGPRIATE REPLY.-ii will be
remem5e ed that the President elect, on his
way up the Ohio River, stopped cor few
moments IA Jacksonville, to shake hands
with his friends of the ''Iioosier" State
While engaged with his amiabe lady in re-
cciving the congratulations of the citizens, a
young federalist, who was in great agony for
an opportunity 10 display h s conceited smart,
ness. said 10 Mrs Polk
MADAM. it must be exceedingly ,iresome
to you 10 be obliged 10 take he hlnds Of so
many these rough flrmers and mechanicsn
mo sir,"shc tepl ed, SIT is to this very
class q individuals am Indebted for being
placed in position, TO have thc honor 10
shake hands with Them
II IS unnecessary TO add, that the resp ia
bic xii glove young gentleman vanished in
sianier--Neo albany Ia Dem.