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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
nm Madison CoMntn.

By the Probate Court of said County,
W7THEREAS affidavit has been made
that Abigail Hunter and -
Hunters, her children, are non-residents
Of said State Of Mississippi, and publ
cation was ordered to be made against
hem, and all persons interested, in the
estate Of James Hunter, deceased, al the
January Term, 1848, of the Probate
Coirt Of said county: These are there
fore to require all persons interested, to
appear be ore the said Probate Court on
the Second Monday Of April next, 1845,
then and there TO shew cause, if any
they have, why the final account of
Richard c. Saunders, administrator de
bonis non, Of the estate Of said James
Hunter, deceased, should not be allowed,
and a decree made thereupon accord
ingly.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
SIS Monday Of January, in the
lis. year Of our Lord, one thou
S. sand eight hundred and for
ty,eight, and seal of said
court.
Issued, the 18th day Of January 1913.
]. T. CAMERON, CIR.
January rs, l848. 1926
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04

lure of Bilious 3i'oo
TALLY understood ''1 q
utter failure Of n..l,|
men and medicin ssaiI
|Io E THE Chill.
and TO be their pTa..
que; and to pu Ias''
%meFcurIalizo in ill.,
lioos fever. VIA, ''ie
,%equences2 Thew
to need relating
have died, muIiii,na.I
blood poisoned BY , mos'I
nave been Permanent
The true theory !.
cases where it Is 4 = =
All thesa anJ
the celebrated GRAFP
Let them be fairly n.
great west, and The N
cl!ngS to the systens
will be eradicated. M
~ restored, the ssIlo|
be made fresh and n
%Pleasurable sensation
the next season Will
yawning for the VIII
referred to, We ven,|
these Pills were furni,I
lily in the United NM
Of the General Gors.,
the most economical
made. Why? Bec,I
family all Bilious N
banished. The west
be dreaded. There !
Sickly Seasons! Tbe
would be as free Fran
as those ofthe healtbia
England.
Unlike all otheran,;.
he Graefenbetg PiTls
the formation Of lbt
the system. Those
cording to directions !,
lous.
- With these remarks
Company invite a still
al of their Pills.
LIST: Let neighborhot
a get a supply and
~.
!. I'd: Let cIergymen
distribute them.
Sd Let landlords FL
on their land.
4th. Lei emigranl s
or Philanthropic bodie
The needy.
In short there is b
the west should
healthy; that on its b
md beside its noble SIR
health should
In The following dis
also achieve equally
Asthma, Bilious C
Bo~eIs, deficient actio
CatQgrb. C08sj1D0tSon
Costireness Dill
Breathing, Dyspepsia,
."mption, Digestion, in
Of blood IN Tie
5~rysipelaS, Epilepsy, |
7lataleHcy, Flaor Albus
nc Ferer, Green sicknes
urn, Head Ache, Hgstsr
T Urine, inflammation Of
'amation Of The Stomach
: Comp1aj Is, Lou Spir
suppressed Painful, NJ
V%enraIgia, Rheumatism,
.~aseases, Whites.
In all bilious and Cl
Pi Is achieve the mol
mph. Here they de
md as the susceptibility
constitution is 10 these di
sly led by some, !
Jew WORLD!
Their wonderful eilica
arises from theil
he Pores, cleanse and
.omach and Bowels, h
healthy and clear
nd strength TO the sys
wal
40 John Sire
In towns where thert
le Company will apPoi0
ltion by letter post pal
wishing the Ri
rder them.
Prize OK Giants n hoy.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
THE MADIsoNVILLE MAIL
VA MAIL
posT OUNCE HOURs.

nrOfice open every day, ercept Sunday,
during business hours, and on Sunday from
Eight to Nine O'Clock, A. M. only.
VIM. PRIESTLEY, p. IA.
June S, l847.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
& q q q 6 6


PRICE's PATENT TEXAS TONIC.
certificate Nth each Package
Females in delicate health, peerless
Chill and Fever, Constipation of The
Bowels, Chronic Headache, asthma,
Vertigo, &c.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
Noble, March, l845.
Rev. VIM. winans, Presiding Elder of The

Rev. VIM. Winans, Presiding Elder of The
IA, E. Church.
New ORLEANS, April 8 l847.
Mr., JOHN PR1cE-Sir;- have great pleasure
IN assuring you, that after ZONE experience of
the character of TEXAS TONIC, | feel au.
thorlzed TO give it my devided opinion that
as a preventative Of disease and an Alternative
medicine, 1t is not excelled by any preparation
OF human skill that has fallen in my way, and
IN wishing you success in disposing Of this me-
dlcine. consider myself as INDUCING in ex-
tensive phyilanthropy. WV. WlNANs,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
LADIES, sLIPpERs.

A LARGE assortment Of colored and
- black kid slippers of a superior qua.
lity, just received and for sale by
ElCHELSTEIN & Co.
May 8.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04

Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTr, Judge of Probate
:, Of said county, the Second
#-# Monday of December, in the
Las, year of u Lord one thou
#-# sand eight hundred and for
~ seven, and seal of said
court.
Issued, the 29th day of December 18A7
J. T. CAMERON, CTk.
January u l84o, 1924
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
Chill and Fsyer,

G. W. HENDERSON, Agent.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
che Satssl88tppt Greole
IS PuaIlsHRD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BY JOHN N. MONTGOMERY,

At Three loilars a year, il paid within one
month ff0al the time Of subscribing. II not
paid within that time, at Five dollars a year,
due, and viii be sued Tor, in all cases, at the
expiration OF the month.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
square, payable on the first insertion, and will
be sued tor Immediately, ii not paid. Yearly
advertising as heretofore.
Articles 9f a personal nature, whenever adj
mitted, will be charged at the rate of Two
dollars for every ten lines for each insertion.
Political circulars or public addresses, for
the benefit Of individual persona or companies,
will be charged as advertisements, and at the
same rates.
Announcing Candidates for office, SO.
All Job Work must be paid for on delivery.
Postage on letters must be paid, or they will
not be attended to.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
BENTON AND YAZOO CITY NAIL.

Is due, Daily Except Monday by Z P. NJ.
Closes, Daily except Monday Z 4. NJ
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
, at the Drug
PRlESTLEf|
EdaI0
0rEsPECIAL NOT

U W. HE HHH
HIGHLY IMPORTANT -
has beeu long thought lhs'
the west were to see beI
regard to the billiousdissa
portions ofour noble count
The true medicine is Ct I
us by the celebrated GFae
pany. Their adyertisemt
er column to which the alle.
man, woman and child sll'
diately given.
March s. I847.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04

Issued, the 18th day Of January 1913.
J.. T. CAMERON, CIR.
January Is, l848. 1926
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04
FRESH DRUGS = MEDICINES.

ITRyHE subscribers have just received
= from New York and Philadelphia,
and will keep constantly on hand, a com
Plete assortment Of genuine and fresh
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04

In towns where therl
the Company will apPOio|
cation by letter post pai
Persons wishing the Ri
order them.
Price 25 cents a box
D. H"ANSBOR0UGH
General Agents Tor thd
slssippi and the parishd
Washitta, Union, Clall|
Caddo, Morehouse, Mad
Tensas Caldwell, Concor|
NatchItoches, De Soto,
pides and Sabine, in The
ana.
For sale at the Drug
PRlESTLEY
rdaiO|
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10


BON Gnd unO unterhist tas stott enrey
9eimatb, itellt ecn s,erausseter ano Necoss
fenr itur etnnlal fc. rae sr bic 9lus(Id,t auf
cti' ehrltdes slnetcmmen bat, bofs er fIeis
s'ge an0 tl'1fl9e Nrbeiter bolten nnb besab>
.tn ta'n, nno e5hr icllt iebsn, taB man ritt
.D mD.n.S eat nad' osn fernen Often cper tea
% aeslen 81 9ehen, nm Elm sutes beutihes Be-
mr:!rat'l@es 1a:. SIatt sn befemmen. c5stt lit es
5eH 81 beme'fen, tas Sbr gudr feibif ad:et
nho n I'M Stanoe feib, ein eiaenes Sraan iu
eltrer Vtltte 81 tef6rceru Hno ouf Souer
gu e'9rl'noen. 3eist Guh einmal liberal unp
eng, nnterltlst uniern sleerten, oerrH
aSIle, III ieInen Semlhunsen, uno mir eeteu
@nd nnler lScrt, oae mir weoer Wiibe
"oa1 Sctten iparcu ,pcltcn, ben StaatssBcs
ssn ss sarer athtuns uno llnteritiisuns Il, ieeer
2eStebnn9 milrnig ,u maiden.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
&rie9ss aebricbten.

Serr GliFcrb, unier 9efancter 1T III Der
SauptftabtgRerito atsefcmmen. @s territf
bort allsemeiu bic anGtt baB Der Srlsss.
eenspertras BON Seiten Merifcs ratlftSirt
merben wiirbe. Der prcoiicriit,e merlfanl>
fhe prelioent ioll um einen 4 mcnatlihen
suflhub sar Beitdtisuns oes Srisoensoer>
traes rahseluht baben. - Surauta, Der
beriid,,iste @usrillabiuptlins, 1T enblih in
lid,erm @emahrlam. Derielbe- tpuroa BON
Dem Stattpcritsber lit Sujutla pfrhaftst.
Cine shladt puroe bel Santa erus De
9iolalss. % eeasuss bon ebihuatua am Is.
.. M. seliefert, in Der unlere Gruppen iiss
sreidb waren. Das Seuern besann nm 8
llbr Mcrsens uno oauerte b;s ipdt in bic
Nad,t, spc baun bic Amerifaner ben plae
itiirmten, aht Stld idWeres @eihls nabs
men, feds tleine Gelcitiide uno mehr als
eintauieno Musfeten. Die 9lnsabl Der
@etDoteten auf oeioen Seiten 1T nod, niht
befannt, Der 8rrluit mar jeooh auf Der eins
en- tpie Der anbern Seite bebeutenb. Don
Nnsel 1rias, @ouperneur uno @pmmanos
ant II. bic unter ibm ftebenpen Sffi;ere
,purben su 9efansenen semad,t.
Gen 1ransport BON @uanajuatc Fam bon
40 meritanilhen Draspnern besleitet in
Werifo an. Gr foil 100000 nitsebradt
taben. Gin anberer uranepcrt bon pnebla,
Meneral bet Monte unb gl @5ico brahte 63
Barren Sil6er.
Das 6aus bon Wurtcl unb Briicer in
berStaot Merifo tpuree yiadts beraubt une
Elm @lerf ermorbet. Sieben BON ben sDoli
Ndubarn Gno perbaftet tporben, ,,nter tbnn'
eini9e amerifauiihe Sftisiere. i..
SIN Staate Gan euis baben fl6b 2,5Ot
Sncianer reuOltirt, beren 3atl ii& tdslid
oerarSBert. 9lud in @uanajutU batten fid
, Die Snbianer emp0rt. Cine Wen9e Sam
ilten bon Oueaten sparen in Yera @rus ar
senommen, einise bon Allem entblOBt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
: : ss nod, obn(t, Gst Dir ber alte Getao

- 80 "VsJ ~T"tt W. ~ v "
ss - ia, (fe spffen, warum fie bad parife'
Uttftcrps hoGen--in parls lernt nan aIes V:s
,laan3 thun; nno oieie Dctfrtn DnIosM @ 0''
Hcaffhen aus Varis mlt9eorant gaoe"'
Ssnnota, 10. Wdrs.- Die fau'cfe prit,
selmaihine NJ eeltern slbenb BON Dem : Soi' y
abgebclt, im Iriunpb IN oas Shanlplel'
bans 9etraeen uno oalelbit sertrnlllett Iuo.
ben. Cine teitere, aber rnhl9e Sflmm""9
herrfd]te wdbrenb bieIes slfes.
Rarlsrubc. (Sraasofsntre'
lfer unb NutiN Nepu blie"ner.)
Ss(fein, @slder, &app, Hsder nno iam"''
libe Abseprbnete, nelde BET eer Sfenonr'
ger 9erfammluns III erfdeinen Uertpraaen'
baben am bas bcrtise &crntte 9e'd,r'eoeh,
bae fe fi,b ,urndSeiben 'p''reeH, l0oa'o S''
fdfer cber Sransolen ait ben 8erattu"sen
ilter esutfde stnseleaenbsiten snthe'l nee'
men wcusn, une bae Fe ernltlidb se9en saee
auftreten mirren, was baranf atj'elT
Deut1tlano in cine Nspubli6 uu5i9elta'fen'
Sn sleibem Sinne bat q8eldtr an le'ne
Mdbler in 8cnntcrf sefhrieben.
O1amubeiu., 6. spsil.-llniere Stao'
aleid,t einem ercBen Scerla9er; baber''he
uuo hefGfte Gruppsn ;ieten jeesH sl''3'n.
tlif bier Elm unc bier turt, tbeils mad, os'
NteiupfalL tbeilS nah oem bao'ideH Sber'
lance. glur nit Der 9r6Btcn W'nhe 9elana
cd cen Sbercffsiersn, ras brittle Battalion
res bief1sen babilhen He8iments gum siuf>
brud, nah Dem S6errbeiu ;u teifimmen.
Die eeute fhrien: ididt uns nah Huelane,
"a lcat Sbr febeu, tas mir tapfer ftno; naf
Iranfretcb pcQen mir nidt. Slle cie{e 9es
paltisen TruppeubeDesungen fno segen
,ie eSoanoocn oeutlher Demctraten Sertdtet,
pelte man pcn StraBtur9 anS erpartet
e. 3tsD
q b m c !.
Die Shmeiser Ga9iasuns bat Der bent
Id,eu lit Srantreih setilceten es9icn bic ers
laubnis gum Gurdmarid rurd SaS S6pe'<
,eriid,e Gjebiet perpeisert; ebenfo bat Der
gcrcrt III Bern BEN in Der Shpei; Gd auf
baltencen Ceutlhen perbcten, Gb gu betpatf'
ueteu 8crps su bilren, teices in dnsaliher
Sorae um Die Grbaltuns Der Genfralltdt.
ec aemifsnbaft 'paren Die 9iadtaren Der
sd,pei, nod, Dor einisen Brden sesen bies
|elbe niht.
Bonn @engreB 1T letter penis 81
,eridten, MORAN unfe'e eeier ein SuterefIe
inben pIrcen. Die California 9tnfpl ute
pnreen er6rtert, unb nah oielen 9ieren pro.
lnoseou. rurbe fle paiGrt i'm Senat. SIM
oauie murben verftiebene priuat Bills onrd,
'ie ecmmittse tes @unien ssridtet uno
,alilrt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
NQes erercirte unb

wi!ligenfcrps oerlanst. sllles erercirte nnt
lit ben Merfitdtten fab man fat nnr- -.
-snsmmer; ie!bff Giofer uno ecbnfutra,.... !.
murcen bon Grauensimntern Setenft, nab.
reno Gh Die Wdnuer in ben Bafen iibten
sc wnree SuUeriIdtlid erwartet caB Dds
nemarf bic ,um stsn 9lpril cine slrmce bon
$4,000 M,m outer 9ruppen mad, Shless
mig seIhidt uno cine Slotte bon 4 einiens
fdffeu, 6 Srs9attsn, 6 arie9sifeamern nno
elmer betrdhtlihen Ausabl fleinerer Tabr<
seuge lhlaafertia taben iperoe.
Der Sf6nig BON Dinemarf tpCllte BEN
Oberbsfebl ilber Die 1ruppeu ielbit ibcrnebs
,f,pt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Nnfer Correspondents.

,l1m u11feru reroLxto,. O.
~ Iisferr No 80 ,...s r." ."'" 'oe'De'e
g(ott {, ;,t.,oo,,t ss'" W. ""ee
spsolictfeit erroubt .,x.,.s.c. -" "'' 90 ''e
ben sIrt;fef ,us.r.s g,.s.s., y" ~" ps a"F
s,crf o7,;r .,,x>, ,e1r> " ~. '" '..'u'
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mn GnIeu @r ~ s;u o,e.,.,sse. I ~H,'"."
ohter ser 2e;ters ionic. -. ' e.:.. '.'''
e,cu,itb n,ottt inn bsf1,s;n., =, c';..' ."V's.'
,portuuoen uns behutf,n, :, ,.;,,... ,,".. ," vs.
2luf ben erlfeu sl;lf nS,ht. 90 ct,,;,.,' ~.
iei er in ieucm SIrt;fef NIT ,sr chs. o.v,e. w
LAMB in cine sa,pubfif >, ,er,ror,.r, ,;I.
euper1fonbeu, e,ei oero,ersr o,r;,f,,,, .s..
finben mir, boe Pr in, e,rurN. rur ~, ..-
ldneaen ~gooef Der 9eutfhep opsrn<o,.rts
riidt, bic besbolb Gttcu s,u aputh G,fsv I,c,
fen, wcit neutfhfonb nitt in nr.; 9,,.,.
feline Tef1clu oe6orenot unn s,;ns ,r.; ov...>
oefrSnte Shurfen ous ron, Qo,,. ..:....
bat. Sc il fctper ~ b.17immer. o6 ~.
OeaGe-bie Mebrbeit- pes seutfihen norf.s
fur pber oeoen zine Nperub1;f os0rnt 20
Dad, uulerer befheibeuen srsinnno n q.
pecer coS cine, ncd bad onserr ;nh,m g.
Die Seee bes 9aepubllfonismus ncd n;d+
flar aenua oefoet ~ baten ft,.;ut ar;r 0un
wchl oud Der slufItt has n.r corfseahx.r
bSd,ltes 2ia in centshlonn ri. e,nf,;t,.;,-
neue Mlouard,ie ,por. n;f1eu ofrr and, ,,x
aleid,. cos Ge bierin eiuen Reilly b,o;ros,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
esrunnsact,e uuu ntcbt a91aenner.
tsnfer gsSent.

Nerr sc aftian SO iIs reiif ais
Agent fir cen Stlatsbcten uno it bereots
ti9t @elcer III unfsrm Jiamen ;u empfans
gen unb su quittircn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Cine Bauersfrau, Die nit Butter uno Gh
ern ouf een Martt su sehen pfieste, fonnte
G,e1d,dfte balber nid,t CUR Staot tcmmen;
Ge ltbdte alIo ihre gier uno Butter einsm
stchrsalter, unweit beriel6en gum gerfauf.
defer ibr rihtises Gewiht teSweifelno,
mic at bic Butter mad, uno Tnoet, oae Ne 5u
fur, falle. ST iast cies Der Grau, m'e f'e
ben linn aniprid,t. use num-" eruieberfe
1e, "cie Butter foate bod ridtis am 9s>
,pidt fepu; id, bate mein @etpidt oerle9t,
uno ,pcs meine Butter sesen eins bon snssa
pfuncen 3uder."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Die oemofratilhe Staatss @onpenttcn bon
S llincis 8 bat Sen. 6 aB ole ibre erite
Wabl entpfchlen. -- Scllte @eneral
@aB Die @rnennnnS nidt erbalien, 70 3ieben
fie eesi DcObbury ben abrisen Ganeioaten
Dor. e
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

cine fislide eaw Srase'-
,,Das germOsen weld,es tiHterlaee" fpnf'
be ,"laste en Srldnber Su ienem He@'ese,
lebrten, ,,tpar elm Shtpei1 nno e''' Sn'@el
@runobirnen, rpeItses stptiden ben sree"'
mir uno meinen Bruoer certbesIt tref0e"
IcQte. Ole grecutoren baben oas S@mem
nit ben @runcbirnen einsefperrt ut'o ma9'
reno Der ssadt bat es cIcislbe sefre0en, uno
nun uanlaen mir su widen, w'e ~T oas
9ermSsen pertbeilen iolen'"
aufspast.-,JalfasG G'inftbaler 9ot'
en- auf bic 8ans BON sDelaware fno int uns'
lauf. Die gisnette it Elm Snoianer auf s'f''
em gelisn Fseno, bic gerbeferunsen eeT
@eieen betrnhtenb. Sebr blae-'m &1e'
tector niht ansefibrt. 60 ,paroen am
greitas ben 2lifen alpril ereY in Ger Waa1'!:
Oraee pasirt. llnter,ssApet 9. ElCsps cap
frer; 3. eatjpsr yrdQeeut.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22
DcStruSiive Fire.

About one o'clock on the morning oil
the lth inst, fire broke out on board
the Steamer .Aunlanch, lying at the Sain,
Louis landing, which spread SO rapidly
that four steamboats, and one barge besides
large amount of dry goods, were des.
troyed before its progress could be arres.
ted. The fire first broke out in the ladies'
cabin, and it is supposed that it originated
from some mattresses, which bad been
exposed TO the sparks from the chimneys
on the hurricane deck.
The other boats destroyed, were the
Jno. j. Hardin, Hlbernia, and Lac!ede
The Eudora and Charter Oak also canph,
fire, and were with much difficulty save.l
from destruction. The boats burned are
estimated worth $a5 O0O-goods DESTROY
ed, at $4,000 to$l5,OOO.
So great was the heat, that the business
houses on Front street were in much dan.
ger, and it became necessary for the FIRE.
men to throw water on them.
TIE partly consumed body of man
was afterwards found on the IIi5ernia
This is the Only loss of life known.
Another man was so badly burned, that
fears are entertained for his recovery.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22
Honorable ANA MANLY,

Al Washington, it being Mr.. Harlan.
tnrnto speak FIRST, according TO tho ar.
rangement between himself and Mr.. Rrn
ton, he took the stand at about two o'c)ocL
P. NJ. and occupied the attention Of III.
audience until nearly or quite sun set, in
trying to M,ov sand in the peoples ewes
and operate upon their sympathies. tn.
audience being thus bored beyond further
endurance, inpatientafor their suppers-
and the afternoon being consumed-M,
Benton was completely forestalled .e.inst
a reply. His opponent had effsctualIr
blocked the game on him, and he yery
properly, in a few brief remarks, declines
'ntruding upon the patience OF the audi.
ence. s.$ q
Will an enlightened community conn.
tenance such dishonorable conduct? When
Mr.. Benton speaks FIRST, he always leav.s
his opponent ample time for a replv-,,
in this city, where Harlan had FIJI two
hours and a half for replying to Mr.. Ben.
tons speech ofan hour and half.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22
.stop I'hicf.,'
The following We. clip from the Hawk

AHe ioiioW1nS We CLIP from the f1aWK-
eye:
"We Go not know why these loco foco
dictatofs insist 50 pertinaciously upon
having 4 msn oftheir own kidney, unless
il 10 the desire to make him their tool in
the disposition Of the funds under his con-
troll. We have no better opinion Of them
than TO believe that they would, If they
could, apply the School Fund to aesran.
die themselves, rather than have it appro-
priaied 70 its legitimate object
It's the custom Of plundering yagabonds,
when meditating piece OF villiany Of
ncre than ordinary magnitude, to pave
the wsy for its successful and safe perpe-
tration BY imputing to others their own
nefarious designs. This is an important
part oftheir trade: though part not usu-
ally undertaken, but rather despised, BY
the bold and daring leaders Of the gang.
'rhis dirty work Of putting public suspi-
cion on wrong scent, in order 10 leave
the road clear for the consummation Of
their plot, 10 usually assigned to some pu-
'ilanimous, dwelling pimp Of the clan,
like him Of the Hawkeys, whose whining
cant and snsaking department are mo-,
calculated to excite suspicion Of his con-
nection with SO daring an enterprise.
This intimation ofths camp kettle car
rier Of the federal party, cannot bu. be re-
garded a. sure indication Of their de-
sign, in case they can succeed in eIecting
their secret circular candidate, to "appro-
PIRATE the school fund to aggrandize them
selves, rather than have it applied to its
legitimate object" In the language of
their party organ-'we do not know why
they should insist so pertinaciously on
having man oftheir own kidney, unless
It be the design TO make him their tool in
he disposition Of the funds under his con-
troll"
This cry Of 'stop thief canao. be mis-.
understood by the Independent voters Of
Iowa; and, being thus forewarned Of the
design of the federal demagogues with
reference to the school funds, they will Of
course be fore. armed against the con,um.
nation Of the scheme.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22
I nc Lightning Line.

From the Keokuk Register we learn
that the requisite amount, $1,000, for the
extension Of the Telegraph to Quincy
was promptly subscribed; and from the
Burlington Gazette, that meeting was
held in that city on tile l4,h inst, at
which committee was appointed to soil.
cit subscriptions for the extension Of the
Telegraph to Burlington. The ,smoun.
required, is $4,000, which We learn W a,
promptly subscribed by the Burlinetoui-
ans. Mr.. Olney, the agent, gives assn.
RANGES Of the completion Of the work to
Burlington by the frat week in June.
This is all important item. The lightning
line is extending into the western wilde.
How long viii it be before the capital Of
Iowa shall be put in communicates" a,
The mesmeriZers express il? E-te