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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

dun, IN war or sivick station; and therefore
knew 1t would not DO, 10 hope for reelection
unless sum trick should purity quick, bring
on strong reaction. So Polk, Allen and
Hannegan, sed "Jonatban's pugnayshus,
we'll sound The toxin and set 'em boxin,"
ses Cass, "thai's il by grdyshus;n and so
these fore with severals more, each on Folks
staysbun gloating, kicked up a fuss nor cared
a cuss, who sunk so they were floating
Polk gave John Bulls gay beard pull, and
sed look here my harty, We justly own all
Oregon, 10 fly and forty; s'the time is
come and all or none we'll have" says Cass
and Neddy; "If you should war to this pre-
fer we'll have il hot and bloody.'
But John node Polk was ia a joke and
talking just for Bunkum, sed he 1--WE irus,
they'll yet be jus, aud eff they cont we'll
funk 'em.
And Mexico a weaker 70 and nearer and
more handy, was also Told that we would hold
up to the Rio Grande. Polk judging right
that on fight hung all bis hopes of glory,
gave Taylor orders to fix his quarters in
front of Matamoras. Thus Polk, Dallas, Bu
chanan, Cass, Ned Hannegan and Jesse, ma
ured plan in hopes again t'ensnare The
wings quite easy. Ses they ''long syn the
wings have iss1 enlrspped. poor silly devils,
By their great preference Tor peace Ger war.
with all itsevils." They raised a rowssith
Mexico by iramping on her pedes. swore Un-
Gle Sam was not TO blame and laid it ON Pa
redes: then loud aud bold they called for
gold and men to go to battle, in groundless
hope the wings 10 dupe aud lasso them like
cattle. But Adams, Dan and all the clan
of late have grown much smarter, and so.ses
| they 'sIust lead the way and we'll come todd
| lin artef.'' he dimocrats tho keen old rats
cant come tower cooney, he's seen too much
to be thus catch by votes sgainst men or mo-
| iloy; and Polk, Dallas, Calhoun and Cass
discovered IN minute, while setting traps
Cor smarter chaps they put their own foot in
lit.e They see their fate tho now TOO late 10
Eaher or prevent it, and Ills SO just do and
must believe that Heaven sent it. Yes even
now a msrmur low is heard distant and stea-
day, that soon will oHt a nations shout
|sshurrah for Rough and Readyn' The vol
unteers have now no fears Tlhe regulars new
er doubie6 that brave old Zach will e'eI
give backor stop till vicfory's shouted Tho
feneEnies stand thick as tress all round from
front 10 tanks sir, he'll never fee unless il
be By roads cut through their ranks sir. His
lcouniry man he'll by her stand land never
i finch o. fail her., firm and steady and Away:
Iready, harrah for Zachary Taylor!
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah!
Let every son and daddy
At once let out hearty shout,
| For brave old Rough and Ready.
!. Deer Sm--Heio is song that trans
iefibel from the mouth Of soldier that
heard sing Il as | was coming home from
that trip to Ohio which has proved awfu
dogastrofe in keepn' me away ill arter The
election. You'll have TO range the var
SEES and spellin' as tuck it down just as he
sed If and he was monsrous onlaTnt man.
FILLiUs DEMICRATIKUs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

RrSee the proceedings of The U. States
Senate on the Tariff Bill in another column.
That great measure, the last of wing origin.
is destroyed. What the effect upon the bu-
sinsss Of the country will be short time
viii show. Ills said that many of the fac
torres in the East will stop, and the
hands engaged ia them compelled to be-
come raisers of produce instead of consum.
eEs. How will that benefit our farmers?
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

6rWe have received The following sSoNG'
from our esteemed friend, Filius Demikrat-
ikus, which we take pleasure in laying be-
fore our readers: We are inclined TO think
he is leetle fast in his nomination Of t'Old
Rough and Ready for the Presidency, but
we by no means wish to be understood as
opposing such nomination If made at the
proper time s.Old Zach'' has a lob on
hands which wont be finished in hurry
Mr.. Wm. III. Chandler Eddytar:
slim Polk well node be never ode, biz
Student elevation, TO lauEels won or sesvi:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07
''Fever and Ague," and ''EEOwand's
Improved Tonic Mixtures"

IL
EsTHE BANE AND THE ANTIDoTE.
al hereby certify, that severnl persons under
Medical Treatment for Intermittent Fever. Tor
Fever and Ague) within my observation and
direction. have been cured by the use of GROW
AND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE -
a fter every prepa ration OF Peruvian Bark, (Qui-
nine) &c. g.. had been in vain!!
NATHANIEL P. CAUSIN, M. D,
Washington city. District Columbia.
Thousands of like certificates have from time
to time been Published.
100000. cases Of Fever 81 A que have been
cured by ROWAND'S
..IMPROVED'' TONIC MIXTURE...
Within Is Years!!!
However startling this statement may at fret
the single rule of three, for we estimate by
reference TO the Manufactory Book that Five
Hundred Thousand Bottles have been made &
distributed over the country during that period
Well, il is well known to the Agents, espe-
cialy in the Western States.that whole families
of 5 or persons have been cured by one single
bottle! In majority of instances
bottle has cured I, 2, 3 and persons. The
Average here would give THREE cases to every
bottle. amounting to the astounding number Of
500, 600 cases of this hated complaint cured
by this inestimable remedy.
Now, common sense dictates the propriety
OF resorsing at once to this old favorite. WELL
TRIED and sterling remedy, and of avoiding all
lvuI gar md insignificant mixtures.
RICH'D- RALEIGH, Agents in Evansville.
Inventor and Proprietor Dr.. JOHN r. RowAND,
IPhiladelphia Graduate oil the University of
Pennsylvania. july 30. '46.
OTNo Cure no Pay.Z0
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

AN Ordinance to amend an Ordinance of
the President and Trustees ofthe town
of Evansville, entitled san Ordinance
Concerning Nnisances, Passed JAM
uary3Oth, 1s43." Passed July 18th,
1876.
S ECTION /. Be it ordained by the Presi-
- dent and Trustees of the town OF Evansville.
rhat all fines aud penalties which shall hereat-
ger be collected for lnlractions of any OF the
provisions OF the ordinance OF the President and
Trustees of the town of Evansville, entitled An
Ordinance Concerning Nuisances, passed JaRu-
airy 30th, 1882 shall be paid to the Marshal or
Attorney. who at the time may be acting under
and by the authority OF thu President and Trus-
tees Of the Town Of Evansville
SECTION 2. II shall be the duty of the Attor-
ney or Marshal to forthwith pay over to the
Treasurer OF the Corporation all fines and pen
altes that may come into their hands, proyi-
ded IN the first section OF this erdInahce.
SECTION 3. When the Attorney or Marshat
shall pay over any fine penalty as provided
B the second Section Of this ordinance, he shat
lake the Treasurer's receipt therefor, and de-
post the same with the Clerk.
SECTION q. Upon receiving the Treasurer's
receipl Tor any fine or penalty the Clerk shall
charge the sum OF money specified in such re-
cept to the Treasurer N the account kept with
the Treasurer by the Clerk.
SECTION 5. The Marshal and Alto ney slfa Il
each be entitled 10 one half of ell fines aud PEN
aties collected aud paid over above provided,
and the amount to which each may at any time
lbe entlried shall be paid TO him upon order
Issued in his favor, in the same mnnuer that or
Iders are issued Tor other monies cue IRON the
Corporation.
SECTION 6. When the Marshal or Attorney
shall have been sworn aud examined as a wit
ness the part OF the plaintiff, on the trial OF
any action or suit. in which fine or penalty
shall be assessed aud collected such Marshal or
Attorney SO having been witness aiore said !,
shall not be entitled to auy part Of the fine or
penalty assessed in such action suit.
SECTION z. So much of oil ordinances AMI
paris of ordinances as come within the provis-
Iots Of this ordinance or eentravenes any of rs
pr oV isions, shall be. aud are hereby repealed.
]. M. STOCKWELI., President,
Attest, Joan J.. CHANDLER, Clerk.
| Evansville, July 23rd, t846. prs fee S4 so.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

Inlhe Probate Court, Posey County, August
Term, 1876.
Alexander Mcclure. A dmins1
traitor of William Mcclure, dc.
ceased. In Chancery.
vs..
Herbert Stallings, Moses John
son, and Eizabeth Johnson.
NTOW being the 9th day OF July, 1876 comes
" The complainant and files his bill and also
the affidavit of disnterested person stating
that the said defendants are oil residents OF the
State OF Indiana. The said defend Utsare there
fore notified to appear and answer said bill OF
complainant. on or before the calling Of the
cause for hearing, or tho same will be tried
in their absence. TURN Err NELSON,
July %, St. Clerk.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

7 a&HE Undersigned have this day formed
D Co-Pari,eTship tor the transaction OF a
GENERAL PRODUCE & GROCERY BUSl-
NESS under the style and firm OF BABcocK,
BRoTnERs E. S. BABCOCK
no. BABCOCK.
Evansville. Iuly 30. CHAS. BABCOCR.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1916.
OUR ELECTION.

OOK ELEC lION.
Our State elections have passed, but the
result will not be known TO US for some DAYS
get; and we tear when known will not be at
all satisfactory TO the Wings. So far as heard
from in this part oil the State, Whitcomb is
running considerable ahead Of the vote given
at the last gubernaiorial election, and unless
his opponent does better in the Eastern and
Northern counties than did Bigger, will be re-
elected by an increased majority. The Leg
isla,ure too, no doubt, will be locofoco. The
locos have districied the State so as to Sc.
cuse to their party all the floating vote. So
We go, and are like 10 60 for year or so
yet; but when the measures the party IN
powes are fastening upon the country have
had time to work, sid iise distress and dis
asler which are sure 10 follow in their train
shall be felt, then may we hope fora differ
ent state Of things-ihen may We expect to
see The Wings again in power.
Although the darkness of locofocosm
seems to have enshrouded the ssPocket,"
there is still, We are happy to say, one bright
spot ia the consFe, one county which istrue
10 herself and The couRiy---little Wander
burgh. Here locofoc8ism can never hope
for success. Her citizens are too intelligent
aud too Independents 10 submit TO be be gov
erned by party advocating The principles
ofthe loeo(ocos; and try il when they may
in yanderburgh. The Wings have greatly
feared for some time Pass thattheir opponents
were increasing their vote, owing 10 the
large number Of emigrants who were flock
ing in upon us and becoming naturalized,
but the vote on Monday last .dispelled al
such fears. The Germans and the Irish were
with US and we owe TO them the success oil
the entire wing ticket. They may be de
ceiVed for time BY The constant blather oil
demsgo CUES, who make il business to be
constantly seeking Office, but they soon learn
their own interest and are not slow 10 take
care oft.
FraTnrR NEws--Ne are indicted 10 .
friend for number Of the Louisville Journal
of Wednesday, from which we learn that the
entire wing ticket has succeeded in Floyd
by about So majority. This is wing gain
Whitcomb carried the county against Bgge
by Il votes.
In Washington county Whitcomb's report
ed majority is 300; agains, Bigger ii was 466
gain to the wings of 266 votes.
In Jefferson county Mashall's majority
500; in the same county Bigger's .majorit
was 270. -
From Clark county reinrns from tire
townships have beenfeceived in which theI
is clearwhig gain, since the last Guberni
iorial election Of Sc Notes.-The wings of III
county have certainly elected one RepreseI
tatiye and most likely two. This is ii
county in which Judge Dewey resides, an
which gave WhilcOmb 279 majority Ov,
Bigger.
WaErick gone as usual, about 5l0 for ii
locos,-Posey about $40. Gibson ga'
Whilcomb 46 majority
Spencer gives wing majority of D on
aud Knox $50 for Marshall The viii
have gone TO the war.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

TOur Carrier is sick, SO are the other
hands in The Office, and we are only able
to issue an extra this week. We hope to
be able 10 do better hereafter.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

MARRIED.-On the 9th inst :, by the Rev.
VIM NJ. Daily. MIR. JoEL f. SHERWOOD to ISIS
A Lice TABIrBA GAvIT. all of this plaru
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07
LOST CHILD.

II EFT her home, r1y house, on Wednesday
Il 4 evening las. a bound girl about nine years
oil age, stout built and full face. chesnut hair
g-dy eyes and full face, called Caroline Wee
yer. speaks German and English. | warn all
persons against harboring her.
SEBASTIAN HEINRICH.
Augut7 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

NOTICE.

guyIE subscriber would respectfully inform
q his friends and the public generally tina:
he will alone continue the business OF the late
firm OIL T. LAMB Il CO., at ihelold stand on
Main between First and Second streets. where
he will be most happy TO wait upon those who
NAV favor him with a call He intends keep
ing constantly on hand a general assortme nj Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, 81 PROVISIONS,
to sell at the LOWEST market price for ready pay
eitber in CASHorany kind ofCOuNTRY PRO
DUCE. Dune 26rf1 JESSE T. LAMB.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

81 OAF Sugar.--5 hbis. Sugar st. James
- Rehnery'' prime article, in store and for
sale low by
aug7. BABCOCK. BROTHERS, Waier.st
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

&, UGAR.--30 hhes prime New Orleans Su-
y gar, IN store and tor sale by
aug7. BABCOCK, BROTHERS, Water-si.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

STEVENS, TAYLOR, q Co.
Commission s. Forwarding Merchants,
WATER STREET EVANSVILLE IEDiANA
0rBusiness entrusted to their care will be
punrtually attended To.
June Is i846-tf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

Posey Circuit Court. September Term, l846
Alexander MeCiure,l
VS.. r. c,Lo
Mortimer Plat, Jeni :"
son II. Plat, and
NJOW here on the 18th day OF July, 1916
~ comes the complainant and files hts bill o
complaint and also the affidavit of disInteresI
ed person, showing that Mortimer Plat.
is non resident Of the State o.
Indiana. The said Mortimer Plat
is therefore notified TO appear and answer tn,
bill of The complainant on OF before the call Ing
of the cause for trial. or the same will be trick
in his absence. TURN Err NEkSON,
July % ,3t. Clerk.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

EB anyway from the subscriber living In
40 Kulght township. Vanderburgh county
Indiana, an indented apprentice 10 the farming
business, by the name of Daniel Woods. ICED
about seventeen, light complexion, somewhat
freckIed, and small oil his age.
| will give the reward OF one cent, but No
charges paid, for the return OF SAID boy 10 me
and lorewarn all persons from harboring hin
under enalty OF the law.
july %. 81. MARTIN. nj LLER.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

Wistar,s Balsom of Wild Cherry!
en- eros just received and for sale by
- iy lott E.P SPURRlER & co
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

SNAA BXS. Prime lib Raisins in i and / box.
@VD es. Just recelied and for sale by
auh7. BABCOCK, BROTHERS. Water-st.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-07

~ AELS.--l50 kegs Boston Nails assorted
"a sizes Sd GOD for sale low by
uug7. BABCOCK, BR )THERS, Water-st.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

sensation which this fAt4r hss ex>fse1 =
prooostioned 10 the s.ation o The writer. u
the important Interests N stake. and 10 The
new combination Ct parties wh:c.4-is inv5i
YES.
That parplexity and d.sgn.on pre4ss1s
in the mlnisferial councils. Is eviicRc-5 br
the frequency ofthels meetings
Parlismen, his been proregaed pro fsr,
ma. until The middle of December. ard an
impression prevails that Il wiil meet lule.
il any, before It's customary lime
The railway paaic has no: subsi5ed.-
On The coniraFy, il Is Ia toll force Inrss,
mus OF tins description are proSt-ase-sae
collapse continues.
Ia the event o. he rereal of the cora
laws. Indian Corn wou.1 d1abtiF form a.
imperianT article o. export froIa America.
Commerce Is always the s5asher d an.
gry plssia ans-tae o. uRla rbe troaa ls5
wafe ofcontendiog factions I, IS uusa
tbs ground that. irfesPectivs Of his Esg
pfopensiiies. a large perfv n tbs couafrs
wish well ID Mr. Posk They dislike
pagGac9sy. b. sbey arr partial % the fafesi-
deut. because iIe is a tr-s srsisr aa3 IS z
sirons ofrecoring ,As taritI froan .-psote->
ton OF prohibilIoR g rsTeaue.
The recent intelligence from Nex Z-ai>
and has agaia fixed lea,ioa a.t lie at- rs
ot that most uufodupa.e Coiaav. wef
the Cover rrsent forces heve sustained a.-
other reverse az lie haa4s = The 2c51i...
nes.
One leading organ ofopinion Fl sle
FreCch metropolis. .she conductors q ~ i1a
must have been amusing therese Ives =. t..z
expense of the ualeaatsaai,y eolte IA tlaf
France has greater Iighi . be Or
gon than ei1her England CT thz Caall
States Perhaps. after al. .sae iaier5ere..-
m'gh; facilitate Laa seUla-neEt G. le=
pute.
LIYEFPOoL Dec Report rf So a..
loa Har.sl TO day We have h.f s fl=
dem al.i .sasa BE- trade. afsi s11as a - z.ll
bales have been -oid pss.iae. Is us es
there has been less dcae-es ass .---
have a5uudaul ehoi-e Ut q1s Ihe
mark b=Iug web supplied ei,l -. n -lH
descriptions plIcss are sd Ieur la1
Friday last and th,~ sTpI5-s ta al sas,z .-
iefei for sale. Tie sales from re -l
IL uli,he 2d iuss. Inclusive. amar1.iug 10
y, 5U0 bales
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10


vocating The cause nf the Tyfanss, vho
have seized on the gorsTnment Of the alof'
mon Church. This church, such as it is.
was formcd BY my Iamen'ed husband who
was martyred for lis sake. and whether
true or false. has laid down his life in lis
beliefl
| am lef here. sir. with a family Of chill
dren 10 attend To, without any means ol
giving them an education, for there IS not a
school an the ciiy, nor is it Intended there
shall be any here, or at any othez place
where the men who now govern this iafat.
ualed, simple misded people. have sway =
| have not the least otisctioa that these pet
y tyrangs remove 10 California, or any o,h>
er remote Tlace, out OF the world If they
Wish; for they wil! never be Of anv ser.
vice to he I1orDoas, or ,he h..naan family.
20 mailer where they 60. Their object is
to keep the people over whom they rule In
the greatest ignorance. and most ahjset res
ligiouS bonda &c. and if these poor, confidng
creatures remove with hem. trey will de
IN the wilderness. The iaws 0 the United
olates-are quite good enough for me and
my children, and my settied intention Is 10
remain where ! am. lake care Of nv prop
cry and if canDo. educate my chI'dren
here. send them 10 New York Or New En-
gland for that purpose, ManV o! tie Nor.
mons viii, no doubt. remove III the Spring.
and many more will remain hefe and
nothing would give me greater pleasure
than 70 have n45xed secsrtp in Nauvon. as
~ other cities, and al exc usiye religious
distinctions abolished.
MAST Hoao sag. fhat Znerer Jar mo
ntent betteCed az a. kof uy husband Gated
Ms aPpnr5floas and ref sIafi0as rs I fhor
nm Ia607 sa.g undsr a fseaSea nia4; yei.
they may all be true, - Prophet is sel>
dom without credenee o. hoaor. excepting
IN nIs own family or county; bat IS ms
co-gIe, oaels to the cont arg, | siall edu
cate my children IN different faith and
teach taem 10 obey and reverence the laws
and Institutions Of their couclry. Shall [
not. sir, be protected 10 tsese resolutions a.
gaInsi the annoyance 81 The men now on,
posa. for they viii no doabt seek ny life?
nat object Gen Arlington Benneu has
ia advocating the cause Of these petty ty-
rants, am not able 10 understand, Tor he
assured me, when at gy house. that he had
not the sinaIiest intention of connecting
himself IN any manner with them. much
less removing with them . he Pacific O.
cean. But this is strange world and |
would not be surprised ifthey had offered to
anoint and crown him King or Emperor
in the West. As have something more
10 say, will take the liberty to write you
anotherleiter.
NHh greatrespect,
al, s,r, yoar humble serv't,
EMMA SMITH
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
q.
sE7Esssss -
GOLLY SPRINGS GAZETTE
HOLLY sPRINGs..~JANpARY 10, 1916

CoNGREssIoNAI..--C last advices from
Washington city. arc 70 the 24th Dec
The resolutions tor The consummaton of
the annexation OF Texas, had passed both
Houses of Congress and only awaited the
signature ofthe President to tecome a law
The wag excitement since the foreign news
was received BY the Acadia. had measure
bly, subs;ded, and :. is now the seeled opin
ION, Of most Of the leading men of the ma.
iion. that .here will be nc war. Mr. Cal
houn had arrived ara taken his seat. The
Hon. Judge Wood ward, Of Pennsylvania-
had been nominated TO The Senate TO I'll
The vacancy on the u. S. Supreme Bench
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

FIEE AT CoLUMBIA, TEE.--A dastrFc-
i've fire occurred at Columbia on The 29th
Dec, which Destroyed nearly one fourth OF
shat beautiful town. The following IS q
list uf the binding destroyed
1.-THE siIversmilh's shops Of Wm. z. and
Jas. Hodge; S,ricklaud's Cabinet shop
Helms shoe shop Gamb.in's grocery
Kellv's drv goods store Estes linuer shop;
The Observer printing office; two rnoc
oupied store rooms belonging to MI Nc
CURE; a brick house belonging 10 the
Planters Bank the large Eagle Hotel,
kept by Mr. franklin; with several other
frame houses not occupied, together with
several smaller hoases. kitchens, John Tie
BARRIERS. &c
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP
ACiDTI
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER

PAcFsc lNTEILieENeE FROM Enc
LAND.-The siearer Acadia. arrived "a,
Boston. 18th inst. fourteen and a half slavs
from Liverpool. via HaIifaxa
The latesl dates are as foilows: From
IiveraooItothe 4 inst. London 81. Dublin
2d, Paris I'd. fiavfe I'd. Canton Sept lst
Our advices fFora England are much
more pacific than we expected. A war
fever on the Oregon question followed the
Ieceip: Of the articles in The Washington
Union, claiming The territory to As 9or
The fever was soon allayed by the publica.
lion. by the British Government, Of presj.
dent PoIk's offer Of the 49oih parallel. and
the English newspa pers have come to the
conclusion that our pacific relations will
not be Interrupted
This opinion is. strengthened by the
side OF the markets. Gotten has receded.
"A strong conviction in the public mind
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

a SERIOUS REFLECrIoN We ask Of
these " 10 are in the habit of occasionally
taking drink of ardent spirits to look a.
round and see how many Of their friends,
who once Joined them IN social glass, are
now hopeless eolsi and We would seriously
ask of him who thinks he Is a no danger
although he gets drunk "oncs IN leliie.
20 count The number of clever and amiable
souHg men. Eno Frequently jj2lnsd h'm il
his froics, that now fIl irunkard' grave
we have often wondered how a man of
Judgment. after calmly rejecting on the
awful conseq quencee Of the drunkard can
permit himself TO bo dragged into the same
destructive vortex Let those Of our own
ci,izens, who still persist in this destructive
practice, needless ofths prayers and warn
ing voices of those WHO zee the danger
which inevitably awaits them, go to our
oxE grave yard, and they can shere learn
the melancholy fate of those who turned e
deaf ear to the advice and admo nitions oi
the friends who wished 20 save them from
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

Texas From this country there is net
much news Of interest, The late election
is ,uss over, and from the returns received
il is thought that Gep. Henderson i elected
Governor, and Major. Darneli. formerly of
this place. mas been elected Leuienan;
Governor. Volney z. Howard Esq has
been elected Senator Fl. m Bexar.