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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-23

srARPETiNGS.--A good assortment OF all
~ kinds Carpetings, Hearth Rugs to match
for sale low at H% h'@g5;
Oct 27, l346, DAYS,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-23

SUGAR! SUGAR!--A fresh supply Of
- Muscovado, White Havanna and Refined
Crashed and Powdered Sugar. Just received by
Sept. SO. HOOD Il STEVEN 8.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-23
asavenna Price Current.

]. S. LEFFlNGwELL, Agent, Ravenna, o
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
AT SMITHS STORE,
Hicks q Miners Patent Fountain.
Portable Yqn0r R0th Z

Portable Hapor Bath!
7 For the prevention aud cure OF diseases,
TO be used by physicians and in private
families
This Bath is constructed in veIy snpe-
rion ann improved style, for cleanliness
or as a luxury, as it renders the skin per-
fectly clean; for administering every
kind Of medicines in the form Of vapor,
for the cure Of ernptions of the skin, or
other culaneouS or morbid affections Of
the skin: as we'll as for breaking up colds
in few hours, curing coughs, &c. II is
decidedly preferable to the common warm
Bath on account OfltS greater usefulness,
convenience and econOmV, as il removes
every particle OF the old dead skin, which
the common baths, either warm or cold,
will not do.
INDICATED BATHS can be easily
given, ,-Snch as
SULPHUR, CHLORINE, ETHFR OF CHLo-
RINE, sULPHURETs OF SODA POT
ASH, ESSENTIAL OILS, &c,
and Vegetables of every kind. But call
and examine the bath al JAMES
SMITHS, where you may see abundant
certificates, and will also see that the
Bath tells it's Opn story best.
nP JACKSON MERCHANTS CAN
SELL AS CHEAP AS THOSE OF
MOBILE.
Dec 2, '46. 20.6m
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
LAND FOR sALEli
Nov.25, '46.

ME undersigned offers for sale on
II the most accommodating terms, a
tract Of lam seven miles above Paulding.
II contains seven hundred and twenty
acres of timbered aud prairie land, and is
one ofthe besl tracts il, Jasper County.
The subscriber is anxious 10 sell, and
will give the best trade ever offered in this
county for land at a similar character.
Emigrants and others wishing 10 make
a good investment, would do we'll to call
on the subscriber, six miles below Paud-
ing. The land is known as the edward
Loper Tract" aud has some improvement.
Hr Seethe Iands--judge for yourselves.
ISElAM H. CLAYTON
Nov 25, 46. l9H
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
-.

WlLLsell upon moderate terms, The
Plantation upon which reside, about
about eight miles from Paulding and near.
y eqna.dislant from the Mobile and
Clark County Roads, consisting Of A6O
acres OF fine arabic land, $50 acres of
which is rich prairie. One hundred aud
tit'y acres are IN cultivation, under good
fence and ia fine order.
Upon the Plantation is q well built aud
connodious dwelling honse, with kilch-
en- and suitable out.houses.
| will also sell
TWELVE NEGROES,
likely and healthy.
! will nIio dispose of 500 acres of good
land 2 l-2 miles North Of my residence,
upon which are saw and grist mills in
good repnir, the same being located with.
in one half mile of the main road to Omit
man, aud we'll tilnbered. One hundred
acres Of this land is fine prairie.
The above will be sold on accommoda-
ting terms. and affords rare opportunity
10 purchasers. VppIv, on tie premises, 10
JOSHUA TERRAL,
Proprietor.
Nov. 25, '46. 19lf
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
w. n. EDMONSON,
e. B. HARVEY.
The State OF MISSISSIPPI, ,
LAUDERpALE CoUNTY.

LAUDERpALE CoUNTY.
Probate Court, September Term, 1876.
MFRS. MARGARET LOFrIN, reIict
AAA aud widow Of James Whitehead. de-
ceased, late Of said county OF Louderdale,
filed her petition for dover in the follow.
ing Lands TO wit: the N w or of N w or,
the w hfof N E or, the N f Or ofN w or
dissection 2, township 8, range 10, E; and
the s w or Of s E or Of section 35, town
ship 6, range 15, E.
II was ordered by the Court that publi-
cation be made in the True Democrat for
four weeks successively, notifying ell per-
sons interested in said Lands 10 attend in
the town of Marion on the I'd Monday Of
November next, and file their objections TO
the same, il any they have, Otherwise the
Court will proceed 10 decree an allowance
for the same.
~ Witness the Hon. Juhal B.
M. 81 Hancock, Judge Of Probate the
A%2 % Monday Of Sept, 1S46, aud
the seal of said Court annexed.
Issued the 25th Sept. 1896.
BENZ. F. PARKE,
.P.C.L &.
Oct z, 1876. i2.4.
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


TO sllrpefsons interested IN the lands,
tenenients and befedianienls Of Bspja.
ma Morse, deceased:
You are hereby notified % be and ap.
pear b,inre the Probate Court Of Jcsper
COMFY. State ol Mississippi, on tlle fourth
Monday il Jannafy next, Then and there
% show callse il any you can, why The fol.
lowing dtscrib,d laud, 10 wit: " III )
2 ar sec I4RIIE; ElifsEqr sec Ia 7
lRitE; w iif > wqrsec "a T2R 10 y,
and the EIIfN i ar sec % I'll should
not be sold, according ID tie suggestion
and petition Of the undersigned, AdaIiuis
traitor Of said deceassd.
WILLIAM llOSEY,
Administrator de 6onis non, on said
Estate.
Nov. IL, 46. l7-6w
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby forewarned
not To trade for certain prOmisSory note
given by me TO Jefferson M. GrayLill, or
bearer, for one hundred dollars, dated some
time in October, 1916, and payable one
year after date, as the consideration for
which said note was given has entirely
failed, am determined not to pay il, un.
less compelled by law.
BRYANT RAWLS.
Nov. is, 1876. Is-4t
True Democrat., 1846-12-09

zorru Ckn0tIHA REsTmnNr.--kVrry ef
4, 4, ,,sL;ar,o bfinethis fsginsut promr,lT
-. ~. "a The cornmoa eoun<iI Of Chaflea-
- !. - al Ne fecruiiinE 81 lhs eomrany
~ -, - IN lhsi eiiv, hnt mken rcirni afpa
Ths Courisr rayi that si loon - insli H-'asfl
Il eomplsisi, thgy VII as uai'ofnasa nl ses
s;,v esune1. whirh vii erihls sa<n iasa. =
s83iiion 70 hir fegulaf pay, 70 tHea'y ops ~
a., =, bs;nr murtfce inio o.rrice
80 - Pisag-.s
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
LAND FOR SALE!!
NOTICE.

ALL persons ars hereby forewnrned moi
to trade for certain promissory note Civ
en- by me TO Jefferson NJ. GraybilI, or bea-
rer, for the sum Of ten dollars, dated the
llth day of May, 1916. As the consider
alton for which said note was given has
entirely failed, l am determined not to
pay the same, unless compelled by law.
SAMUEL HERRING.
Nov Is, 1916. 1S-3t
True Democrat., 1846-12-09

WET ILL be givep BY the undersigned for the
discovery Of large TRUNK stolen
from my Office on last Wednesday, niahs, con
aiming money 10 specie 10 the am0ant Of $500,
with PEomissofy notes and other valuable pa
peFs, and some clothes Fifty dollars more
will be given for the apprehension Of tbs thief
and hereby nolifYall persons not 10 trade for
any piomlssory note to me payable
JOSEPH HEYFRON
Paulding. 29th Sept 1886.
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
THE DICKSON HOUSE.


90 THEundersigned has taken the
lssiM House SO we'll known as having
been occupied by Mrs LErrTsA DicKsoN
IN the city Of Jackson, where he intend,
keeping house Of 81
Public Entertainment.
The spacious rooms Of this house, and
its retired location, render il q pleasant, il
not the most pleasant establishment Of the
kind in Jackson.
The furniture Of the house is all new
and the undersigned will spare neither
expense nor laborto render those comiort-
able who may choose TO palronize him.
He respectfully solicils continuance
the kind patronage which he received du-
ring the past winter, as also a continuance
ofthe former patrons Of the house ne now
occupies. and the patronage OF the pubic
generally. SAM'L LEMLY. y
Cry or Jackson, March %, 1916.
Having rented my house 10 Col. SdmI
Lenlly, | would respectfully request the
aid of my old friends 10 extend 10 him the
the liberal patronage which they have
hitlleno. afforded % me. am satisfied
they will find him alandlofd in every way
obliging and worthy Of public favor. il
will be highly gratifying TO me to know
that those friends who have heretofore vi
sited my house, continue to paironize ii.
LETITIA DICKSON.
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
FOOTRACE!!
THE STATE OF MISS ,SSIPPI,
NEWTEN COUNTY.
Circuit Court Of said County, September
Term 1916


Circuit Court Of said County, September
Term. 1916.
John r. Johnson THIS day the Com
VS.. plaipant, by attorney,
Eliza Johnson. came into Court, aud
il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that ihe Defendant is not an inha-
bitant Of this State, Il is, therefore, order
ed by the Court, that unless the Defendant
appearhere on or before the first day Of
the next Term Of this Court To be holden
in and for said co'ty on the fourth Monday
Of March next, and plead, answer or demur
TO the matters aud things alleged against
her in the Bill Of the said Complainant, or
the same will be taken for confessed, and
a decree made accordingly. And il is
further ordered, that copy Of this order
Of Publication be made in the True Demo-
crat, newspaper published in the town
Of Paulding, once week for three months
before the next Term of the Court.
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
IL. 81 Given under my hand and seal
OF said Court annexed, at my Office in
Decatur.
JAMES J. MONROE,
Clerk G. 9. N. Co.
Nov rs, 46. Is-I2w
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD!

STRAYED, from the Subscriber, near
= Thompson's Creek, Wayne county,
a CHESTNUT SORREL MARE, bav.
ng long streak upon the face and Ave
feet high. Said mare is about six years
old.
Any ono giving Information Of or re-
turning said mare, will receive the above
stated reward, and obIige
HANNAH FRENCH.
Sept 90. ;S46. lO-4t
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CLARK COUNTY

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CLARK COUNTY.
Probate Court, September Term, 1876.
ORDERED by the Court, that pnblica-
" ton be made ia the True Democrat,
a newspaper published in the town Of
Panlding, Nj, thereby notifying al per-
sous interested in the real estate Of Joseph
B. Plat, deed, TO appear at The next reg
ular term of this Court. a, The Courthouse
Ihereof Ia the town Of Qnilrnan. on the
6sl Monday in December next, aud show
cause, II any there Re, why an order
should not be Rranlsd 90 sell all the real
esIaie Of said decreased.
Witness, the Hon. ALEx. McLENnoN,
Judge, &c. Issued the 3lst Of October,
1896.
ArTEsr: CHA'S. w. MOODY,
Clerk p. G. G. Cn.
Nov. n. rs. 6-w
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Smith County.

SANAA4 AOUDtya
III Probate Coart, October Term 1916.
WHEREAS, E. ID. Duckworh, Ad.
~ ministrator, aud Mary w. Ander.
son, Administrative of the goods and chat.
tells Of Prior Anderson, deceased, made APP
plication at this term Of the court for an
order ofsale Of all the lands and lenements
belonging to said estate,
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
interested in the sale Of snid lands 10 appear
at the next Term Of this Court, 10 be hold.
en- on the first Monday in Jannary next,
aud show cause, ifnny they have or car,
why the following described lands should
not be sold. 10 vii: The s f or, Of sec
lion 25, T. no. 9, r 10 w, and N. E.
or Of The n r ar Of sec ion No So, + No
8. N. Of X No IS w, aud ille w hfof N
4 or Of sec 2S, II M 10, Of R No Ia w
also. Lot No lOofsec 90, III, II law;
also, N W ar Of N W ar, sec 27T 10 r IA
W; and Lot No 2, aud N hfof Lot No !,
sec No 90, r No III, RIA w; and tile N
E hfof S E ar, sec l2, + No /, ROE.
WITNESS the Hon. JAMES LowRY,
Jndge Of the Probate Cart Of Smith
County, the Isl Moud0y Of October, Is.
46.
True Democrat., 1846-12-09

l.. ST. Issued the Gath day of Octo.
ber, 1916, with seal of said Conrt annexed.
J. q. BLACKWELL,
Clerk Probate Count Smith county Mi.
Nov 4, 40 I6 CIV
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
no Mill HOLDERS

To MILL HULUERS
TN the counties of Wayne, Clarke, Lam
= derdaIe, Newton, Smith Simpson, aud
Lawrence. Tie undersigned have pur-
chased the right OF fixing common Grist
Mills TO grind the entire ear Of Corn, Cob
and Shuck into meal for stock, wonld re-
specially say to the owners Of Mills in
the above counties, that they can have
their Mills fixed for the sum Of thiuy.five
dollars each. Address us, or either Of us
at Paulding, Miss.
w. H. EDMONSON,
II IIlnNr1U -.
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
TRUST SALE.

Try virtue ofa Deed of Trust, executed
by james Y. AIstin, to secure the un-
dersigned in certain sums OF money there
in specified, will proceed TO sell TO tho
highest bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse
door in the town Of Decatur, on the first
Monday Of November next, the following
tracts or parcels Of Land, in the county Of
Newton, to-wit the N. w. Or of 8. E. ar.
and the z. hfofS. f. hf and w. hfof N.
e. or. Sec. z, r. 6, R. I3, E. Also the N.
w. ar Of N. w. Or, Sec 8, T6, r 13, E.
I win convey such title onlyn as Is vested
in me by virtue Of said deed.
HENRY ALEXANDER
Sept. 90, 1916. lO-5t
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
WHEREAS Letters Of Administration
~ were Ton the 6lh day Of September,
1S46,) granted TO the undersigned by the
Honorable, the Probate Court Of Clark
county on tho estate Of Joseph B. Plat,
decd Notice is hereby given to all per.
sons having claims against said estate to
present them, duly authenticated, to Cha's
w. Moody, Admit, &c, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred and all persons indebted 10 said
estate are required 10 make immediate
payment.
CHAS. w. MOODY, Adm'r.
RUTHA B. PLATT, Adm'x.
Sept. 90, 1916. lO3t
True Democrat., 1846-12-09

s,id sombo Why a. iniorieslioa q
|, s..S.fs S..S tfsS!Ts -csuss J 20 = sssia.'
True Democrat., 1846-12-09
PLANTATION FOR SALE!!
70. The Cheapest Bargain ever ofer
ed in Jasper County !!!-E
BUYERS, COME AND SEE!

r HAVE 4SO acres Of land adjoining the
\ town Of Panding. There are60 acres
of fresh cleared land on the premises
double log-cabin, Is by: 1S, and necessa.
ry out.houses. Ther; is fine spring
Of superior water within thirty steps OF the
door, and neverfa failing creeks Of good wa.
ter running through it. lndispulable ii.
Ties will be made and possession given
25th of December
Having other lands which l am nnx
iouS to cultivate and improve, is my rea-
son Tor wishing to dispose of the above
property.
W. B. DOZLER. :
Nov. 25, 1916. 19f
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

Our AT L,sr.-Ihe Secretary n the
Truasur, has given notice thai be- viii Issue
S].OOp 400 oi Treasury no,es. braing an
interest pl liNc twn 6ilhs per cent per an
mum and invites individual, ani egporu
lions (Ibuse horrj things, The bdnls, we
presume 10 come inrwlrl with their spec,e
N suns pinpl le,sihln $1,000. and spaD'
The UHila ia Announcing his 'inlrrr.'.
ing" event gives new definition Of Treas.
ufs notrs an sals they "mI.l be- reg I'd d
IN the light of sPEcIr bfaring mt tresi.'-
THIS is rather hard definition. and we
doubt whether il eau he lounl in Johnsua,
Webster, or Waiher-Atr. Gdscte.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

General Vega and the Oiher MeSican
officers accompanying lin, have been
officially notified by Col. Hunt, U. s. A.
Of their having been exchanged for Capt
Capcnder and The crew orihe brig TuN'
ton. They are required to report them
selves at Pensacola, whence they would
be taken IN u. S. vessel 10 Vera Cruz,
or if hey prefer ii they are permitted Ia
embark at New Orleans via Havana. In
tho latter case, however, they are to hear
their own expenses. The order is dated
at Washington on the 25th u'i., and signed
by Gen. Scot.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

SANTA A>NA.--Orpapers from Havana
by the last arnya did nm - iuHhcr back
iban The l3lI. Of Ocohrr. pdpris ol thr
s.h. mh and 10Th We have not set seen,
save ia tic extracts made hy la Pat "a
.,om one paper oi the sth. These missing
papers have reached Pbiiaiclphla, and an
npuucr positively that Saula Anna ieit the
cily Of Mexico 0n the 25th September at
the head ul 1000 troops. The Times ol
Yesterday has ajyiccs from the city ol
AleSico oflhr same tenor, 'aye the nnmbrr
Of SANTA Anna's lruups Is scl down at 80 o..
The same account represent that he is
concentrating all his iumes at San Luls
polo,i, and wll abandon all the country
north of hat to IL. iue. IL "A i,'s 4lls
more we shall have explicit detail llum
Monterey Pic.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

The Philadelphia Nouh American in
noticing the tears ol a storm entertained lN
Locoiucos nov -a.days, suggrHs lhfl CON.
mirlees Of vigilance hereafter shall provide
the "iolIIng millions. the "hard listed" "un.
terrified uuc1uqn mble Lucolncos with
umbrellas aud lnla.rubbrr ovrrcoals and
overshoes, in order that they may be- able
tn 60 Ia the polls on stormy da, aud keep
their skins dry. 4 few ponlon trains. like
those that Gen. Taylor begged The Admin.
islralion To furnish him with, will also he
necessary To enable the LocoIocos to get
over rivers, creeks, brooks. rlls, ponds, aud
streams Of all sizes. The "arstocracy."
"lhe kid glove and ruiile.shirt gentry" as
the Locos call the Wings. man iesl fear
lrssness oi s0rm' that great a-ionishes
The "hard.u.ted" Loroloco fellows who
shrink froman exposure of their valuable
persOns.-Lou. Journal
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

/. ARnrp INrrWyENTfoN.--rhe following
letter from The Washington correspondent OF
tho Journal Of Commerce is ia the rish'
splnl. If England undertake 10 force upon
ns haf mediation in the aase ol heAieo'
she and her mediation will be treated WIN
enntpmpl.-Louispiie Jlafadt
WAumSornS, October 81, 1910.
The I.andun fines considers tho war
between the unted States anl Mexico as
ann # lbese eases in which Il Is proper lor
Enqlant 10 "iBpasf her afhilfalIon.' = The
ofrr al British mbdialion was nude under
tbe Peel ministry; next came a demand IN
Iorm Of "reqaiting an answer thirdly
and lasllY. comes the "tapasi'iaa, loreiblr,
af afcanrse, Of British admiration.
Bul il spcms thai Il IS ma lnngeT 10 be lcll
n our chaict whether We vii heerpt Of
mediation or not. Ii Is Ia he "tmposfd'
unnn Us; lhai is Ia saY, an armsd ih'erpea
non IS Ia be- fcsuflrd 10, without the pre-.
text nj mediation.
such Is the arrogant declaration of the
i'inas. We shall see whether lhai paper
represents the sentiments ef the people and
the paliey uflhe ministry Or nat.
The threat 10 "impesr' me IIalien on The
United Stales. implies hal It has already
Gecn accepted by Mr,ien. aud that Eng.
and i, lheleiure, Ia undertake. 10 dictate "a
lhis Guyefnmenl the terms oi Treaty ol
pfaee. =,
l.nrd Palmersion has gai his "aastsfr'
lfom this Gasernmrnl. lie rcerived II
snmr time hrIore The article IN tho Times
Appeared. anl the character ol our answer
Was doubles kuuwn 10, ur anticipated by
lhc aalhar o lhl, impldenl menaee.
Or g lyemmenl. II is believed. has not
received any allieial felouder lo the tepp
when Il made Ia l.nrd faImerstun's per.
empfry ailtf ol mediaIion. II 'he l'mrs
article 1. nv fal,inler. OF felleeis Is .Pinlt
Iapn England Is as much demencd a
Mexico Is.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
Con. FRFnolrlN CAlr0nNIA.. III.

Coz. FREuoNr CAuruANiA.- TIL,
= l.4M young a..ierr i- canning hurris. hI
ava, ium hume. We have brisu' u'. ID
letter lIom Monterey. on ,hr Pacific, 10 lac
editor o. the Alexandria (Eal Gazette. con
'auing the annexed nal.cc ih'- operations.
Inc icuer Is dated Ju.y ~, lsiG.
Co. Fremont, plrly arrived here yes.
,orday. having ha some pretty hand light
ing viii The MeAirans ant Indians. They
uIubrr about two hunlicI, and are the
musi dllug and handy set ol lri'uws | ever
lophrI upon. They are sp'cndid MARKS
mon. aud rau pant bullet IA the enemy >
head viii their hurses a. lill "a lop. They
never think Of raung bread, bm i've upon
mrat al ILe time. lh'y netcr sleep N Il
house. bat ou The groIni. wilh a bImke,
around them, larir sAdd l,r pillow. nnd
rlle bi tirlr side. | should ike 10 give
SOU some more minute account oil inem,
bot t,Hr wii uui admit"
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

rHg pREsiDg, cy The Nuiunainlr'.
.igrpeer ul ,hr Sd inst. says: W,htvc
received from TREND in the S,ulhAcum.
munDca.Iun naming q citizen ul high ensid
rmlIun in the Wing parry as a roper
candidate luf the PRESIDENCY. hat VENUS,
btg i deeiiH. % pmseal she inserih Al
be ldIcle. fhr merits Of The eni in'
e.izrH alluded Go, are well known a. l,p.
preeIaied ~ the Wig patty, as wsI ~
those of o'her distinguished gentlemen. Ao
have heea thought OF aud TALKED OF iorI al
high ah.cr, and their claims are n /,
can'asscd in private conversation. =
that mo e Of discussion, we think the 81
DecI should for the present be left. We
respectfully submit that the public atlenhu
Is nov too impcraliyely demanded by oll
questions Of more yilal concern T. the CO.
mon veal The preservation of the hIshsI
interests Of the country, aud even o. ir
Constitution itself Ito adm the irlrodc
lion Of the agilating subject OF the nl
Presidency. The ship Of the State is II
the breakers; Jet every man lend a hand
get her off aud then consult about cu
mander.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

Nsw YoRX ELEeTIaNs-Stlag Virgin
defsa'eai-Gdia of 10 Wig Members
Of Coagress'-'rhe wings of The Empire
State have done nobly. They lave sue.
ceedsd in clccling John Young, the whiR
candidate. iur Governor, by a majority oi
frum 10 to $4,000 over sila' Wright
Gardiner. ihs democratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, is said to be elected,
or the thirty fur congfessmen, the wings
have elected heeniy:frc and The drmocFSis
ninr, several of whom are tariff men,
Last year the delegation to Congress siood
2i loeos, 0 wings and 4 natives, showing
NbIg gain Of sirieea. In The House OF
Representatives, the wings undoubtedly
have a majority; as Ear as heard frOm' they
have elected 10 members and the locos "a.
The Senate is composed Of 81 members,
81 OF whom hold over, Of these Is are
locos, o wings and native. ol the S
elected thi1 year. the wings have 0 and
the locop 2, making the Senate stand 20
locos. IL wings and native. 10 the last
rous, OF Assembly, the wings had but
40 out Of l2s members. Negro Suffrage
is v1.ed dorm By large maj rIy
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

TmrATENED RWoLUuoS IN GERwASY-Rev
Dr. Baird, than whom no American hls. 4 late
had more free access to the great ones Of Europe,
says ia recent letter:
"The times are ominous Of great evil in Ger
many. A storm is gathering which will sweep
over that country. There is need, Therefore, that
all that eau be done should be-, la scatter tile
seeds OF Truth; for alone can save the horrors Of
bloody revolution. Indeed, | tn ink all cont.
mental Europe Is going TO be- SHAKEN to ius very
centre before many years pass away"
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
TO THE PEOPLE OF ARKANSAS.

! am a candidate for Congress, II you should
elect me II would only be for period Of about
SIX weeks Too short Ia which 10 do either much
good or harm Al that could eSpeel 10 d.
would be 10 attend 10 any private business You
might have, and to impress upon my wing brethren
In Congress the necessity of dsns tomsihIng for
Arkansas generally, and lb. northern portion Of It
IN particular
In the reecat boniesI between Col Ashley and
Gov, Ysll, for seel IN the L. = scuale, took
no part As eizlalof east my vote faF that
talented, cons .isul and unanehng Mig, Cal, 4,
fowef-a cote thar NOW am, aud ever shall be,
proud oi,
have been a citizen Of North Arkansas up.
aards Of twenty years As to my politics. .'Jim
spdFss once MT fellow on race ecune with
VIOLIN he Sfms Says spdsg', where did yoa
got that wolff On the Plans Of Tippceanoe,
was the reply, Then yon mus, bs for Harrison.
Yes. air.rss, WOLF AND ALI "rhsms my tenti.
menis,"
In conclusion, sheul Yon elect me, viii be
erniefali If yOa don't have the consolation to
know YOU lrase ne In no worse fs than you
found me.
Your friend aud fsilow.eliien,
e N, NoLAND.
Llale Rosk, Nov. 20, tsid.