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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
Notice..

rs hereby given to all persons having claims
i against the succession of James Barker, de-
ceased, to present them to the undersigned for
payment. Those indebted to the succession are
likewise notified to come forward and settle.
DELPHINE MARRIONNEAUX,
ap12- Administrative
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

NEW DRUG STORE.
U 8ignof the Golden 1Iortar.u
DAVIS & BAYLEY take this me-
thod of informing the citizens Of Plaque
6@a7 mine and the Planters generally, that
E'se!@ they have opened their stock Of Dt.gs
Medicines, Chemicals, Pants, on, Dy-
- Stuff, PeJumery, Fancy articles, Sta
tiona,y, Cutlery u. &C., in the new store, corner Of
Main and Bank SITS,
Purchasing all our Stock in New York, we feel
confident that we can furnish Plantations, Physi-
clans and country dealers upon terms to compete
with the New Orleans market.
P. S.-Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hour, night or day. m22-tf
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

In the succession Of 9Th District Court,
decd, State of Louisiana.
WHEREAS James Helvy Johnston, hav-
w ing petitioned this court for letters Of
administration in the succession of Solomon
Breaux, decd. Notice is hereby given to all
those interested to show cause within ten
days from the publication hereof, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted. By order of court, April 18th, 1851.
apl2 PAUL DEBLlEUX, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

Succession de Cour du Seine District
feue Paroisse G'IberuiHe.
Solomon Breaur. Etat de la Louisiana.
\ TTENDU que James Helvy Johnston a
~ p%resente une petition a Ia dite cour a
Peffet d'obtenir des lettres administration
dams la succession de feu Solomon Breaux de-
cede, avis est par lie present dome a tous
ceux que celia concerne d'avoir a deduire sous
dix jours les raisons pour lesquelles il ne Sc
raft pas fait droite a Ia dite petition. Par Or
DIRE de la cour &c IL Avril, 1851.
apl2 PAUL DERLIEUX, Grefier
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
ATAMEAe
-MINE:
AY, APRIL -, 1851.

On Thursday last it was cold enough in
-1aquemine for fires and overcoats.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
xxY Mun aLAVEa

a both sexes and different ages.
Art. 4th. The undivided twelfth Of 4 ouan
tity Of m0VHA8I3 noPERrY
consisting in Mules and Horned 0attle'
The whole Of the above described proper,,
to be sold in one lot. :
Lot I'd. Art. 9Th. The undivided Twelfth
part Of q certain TRACT Of LAND, "
ing and situated in the parish of lberville, or
the right bank Of the river Mississippi, beinelo,
No. one Of Section forty nine in Township ten
West Of the Mississippi river Of Range twelve
East, OF the land surveyed and sold BY the Go.
vernment Of the United States; said tract Of
land containing ninety five ls-l0o superficial
acres. @4 49, ~
Art. 9Th. The undivided twelfth Of
TWENTY NINE aI.AVHa.
both sexes and divers ages.
The whole Of the above described property
comprising Lot No. 2 to be sold in bloc.
Lot. No. 8. Art. 9Th. The undivided
twelfth part Of . certain tract Of land lyinp
and situated in the parish Of Iberville, on the
bank Of the river Mississippi, being
Township No. " South Of Range No. twelve
East, designated as being section No. ninety,
containing six hundred and nineteen superficial
acres. 557 p -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
Art. 9th. The undivided twelfth of
TWENTY NINE '9IAvHa

Of both sexes and divers ages. = =, :.
The whole Of the above described property
to be sold together. ll
Art. 9th. Elizabeth, negro woman, aged
twenty three years and her child Robert, aged 3
years. 5.@s4s 80
Hiram, negro boy, aged 9 years.
UTERMS OF SALE CASH,
Sale to take place at the plantation and re.
sidence Of Paul Hebert. ~
T., ]: l. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish Of lberville, 18th April, 1851.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01


g Tex h.zEI DIs4lAso1 d 4 candidate 1f ~.
election q BE oiies Wee chan6ellaf % tie State
d hieiszgIf sf casuuR NoF6mb election.
TT WE arc a9ii fized 10 anuaubce Jo1n I iufo'
IS oandidafe Or tbs Office 81 Stale Chancellor Z
i he sns1iak November election
81 vs. afs Authorized to annouhcs Catnrr.
Sfoff A. candidate fDr the oa6es Of State Chan
collier u tlsensalng November election
q. we are authorized 70 annonnee r. s. f5sHrn
q fallohasha county Is candi lote iof Judge 81 he
lIsh Cont Of Errors aud Appeals.
81 WEare aaihofizedt0 announce NAqHzEIti
s GooDwis asa candidate for te-elFcflon Is IL
Office Of fudge 81 he Probate Eonft Of Loendes
county, 1t the ensuing November election.
~ VS. are authorized to announce n w How.
I'll e candidate iog The Office 81 Mayor a Co.
|umhut Mlss.. e Tie ensuing November election.
DsfEaF authorized 70 announce WV. II. II.
PATTgasoa a. candidate fof Sheriff Of I.oeIldes
tonaiy Htlhe ensuing November election.
93s1Ve are authorized 70 announce r. d. HADEs
asa candidate Iofihnolhee 81 Sheriff lor Lowndes
county attic ensuing hogembereleetjon.
Eve are aulhoFixedi to announce Y. B. Gksros
ys candidate foF tie Mice d Sheriff Of Lowndes
cpaalg At the ensuina November election.
CT WE are Authorized 10 announce j ?. JoSRs
% candidate Ter The Office q Clerk Of the Su.
nIeme Court Of Chapeety " the ensuing November
gIeeti0n.
gJ- W. are authorised TO announce AMM e.
LOVE- a. candidate iof reelection 70 the Office 81
Circuit Clerk Of Lowndea county at the ensnine
November election
- We are authorized q announce JAMS II
WEsfpRo0k AZ candidate for lie office Or Clerk az
de Circuit Court 81 Eowndes county 1t Tie ensuing
November election.
o. WE IRE authorised ID announce DANIEL WIZ.
EIkhis IS candidate io reelection TO tie Office Of
Probate Clerk for Lowndes county a. the ensuing
November election
EF We afe authorized 10 announce 1. J ScHooE.
Az IL candidate fof The ONCE of County Treasurer
stthe onsnin0 November elect0n.
" glsWeaFe authotized 10 announce ri Dewsfxo
a candidate fcE tie Office If County TfeasuFefaf
the ensuing November election.
D1' WE are authorized 10 anionnce JhcoB IsAAc.
n candidate lof Treasurer d Lowndes county &
the ensuing November election
WI nre authorized to announce DueALD
hlrlkELtxK aAascaiBidate en- Assessor 81 L0wndes
county AZ he ensuing November election.
EI VIZ are authorised 10 aunpnnce Lawson III.
WikEEsf0Rp It'll caudlAate foF HE ollice III Assess
sor or the county Of L5wndess d The ensuing No.
genabAf election. Az
. ~ Iveare authorized ID Announce !. ". ADAMS
Il cinlidAte Fss AssesAo ioF l.owpdes coaniy, Ii
NE ensninE NoTeniber election
It We are aulhoflzpd % announce RvegNEB
HaAats Al candidate qr reelection III ihe office of
Surveyor of LoNniesc county y The ensaiDg Royems
Der election.
91s WI are authorized u announce I,wssAsitx u.
TAYLOR d i candidate &c Town Constable at the
ensuing November election.
We are authorized b annnnncH Gkoe6K r.
MoDANiEEs A aranaiate farfe electibntulbe Office
III Town Constable. at the ensuing Navenberplecton
dE WE ara authorized % anBpnnEe JpttS n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

-..lr r
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E elicaz1 l1n
t-
s+aa sslt
4e5nn-'e.e
= a.ei Ites, IA. MS
fEe
ll stl-aa .t4 .4lIIsI lI4-e 1as|.aI es,Is 80.
tsel c.s .tlI's, ms b s 81 rs I..IIs.
q taIif fen end l'-|.t lists NIB iI.. :
aEzleI g rEI rtsi nil{lt.
fl laHaseI Nlst hss9 f.z
e1y l4iFt, y a1A 81 he saris5s ..''.!7
diseases 3 H'4le' re les5 Is slIietfSz
1.'t4e f't e| I Iz7.0s1l 11ne -.
llis ms gabs5 e|aelYs ana among tie sk..'.=
ore HIl1 hare 1of rs ca. filels. ss 49,
a|o'ls % that n,.ts.zl Of success. hs.s.''. s. 81.
d tf,eqphefaas. eai sustained bF IS r. s.
universal plllQas se s. fnl,f M. -.
Pablle. toflsal6fina nc Haif "a ~ osiios.i
OF preventing Il Iro8 slfr out. The es.ss...z.
baell pronounced b ~ fasdicai ine,, s. f.
remedy. Tor eFsdiczIins seaffl. Iali,r,..l
diseases cf tie skln. elausls. masc,es ,.....
bruises lie Frcopteroas niiI aiuns l. &. y
So speed add mia ling cure /. ard 4, ill.,, '..''
kalr tfesses lDap 5 ilnperi Il race sss.'.,
Ana beauty draws rs Niih sinsfa s,,s3
Wi naFE1 IficnpbeFous te essential Il ~ s.
OF every lady and 6englFman who des;fs &,
SO, glossy add lsz efianl sppsan,nes 4 A. s=.
dEapeFy d reason thr0nes Sod h, Ias,s ,....
price 3 cents si The principal ulI;es' 4 =.
broadway New York and soldff IL s,:s
fneF halIts AMI druggists tlfouet0s; fbe II s's
and Eanaaas, Mckee, West lndies. (,Fea, -.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

IaiH
.tozleu tIs
u l'srief la ts heard f61
INFI fl|.
orr eoaalIeI 10 81 1.tn nom
Ils VOTE " Ilfefnef IS aaI "a ite paper 81
IRE - # ,ane 81 ssa.e 81 eaisIaa 81
Ii4T tait'. Hl + to- ls' g. ans'. q
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

DUASUANJ' 3 en- .nFslef q BE PIelaie coalI
- g liQFnde- e41nts bps % pre- s7t
my aecou1 and gq1chea lf & ii1li ssiea4hi
discharge as AlnIiaistrltol, Eial ll.l vii 4nnl
OF VIM. Moore, daceasq1 a tIa December Ie1ai
Hexl e said Court. when AZ persons Btoreztzi may
object. Il hey have canse 50 + d.
JHo n S. SMITH Alur
0clobar 8. s6l-l5-lE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01
JUST il ed


-
/ 10 virtue Rlll hi nRrsuance bf decree of the
- Probate Court of hownlescoupty, nude III tbe
February Torn. laSl Tho Undersigned Admiaisiras
toFpf ne Estate " trppthan DeehrFa 1eeeeseas
Nill on Monday the 10Th day Of December next,
between The hours prescribed BIZ law, proceed 10 Sell
nn ~ premises hefelnhlef described and " anc.
tor III the highest bidder. 81, credit I'll twelve
mouths from me any ii ssae. all The rIuht title aid
interest which said Dechefd, ii his Lifetime bad in
md ~ Tint pf Lot N u 81 III SquAfe MI. II north al
Main stIeet, on which y erected the arga and COM
modiuus Brick Stosehonso and Ware.honsea At
iacIed thafeo Ilupiing Main Street about sI feet,
and running back LOB FEET SO, 81 as d include the
Warehouses;.
The purchaser ri purchasers 81 said premises
IND sufficient secusy lor TIE payment 81 Tie pur-
chtse money ID twelve months from the day Of sale.
JOHN y. TOpF, ;AssaY.
November Il 1851 -i6-0w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

A g. fn ~ ntIe sat
c'ass' l-ee.l "a ~ p lsati eli hn
q ln l1f etaca Ca =7re
asa==ffe e fte ers g bs Hseia11z 81
Jon As.i 1r p r1e r.
lleaeoan. Ieaa t1a u -e1s
p c1upr|ss IJ uoll.l4--i6l tclnc1c1 Eli d. d
lanFarT. a nlsfIei eIar ac
For I1r'Her rsfica|af1 s1irl 1E
JOHN NASH or
Oct q i5ti-L5 tg. 81 Va SclfkorE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01


HEAD QukkrERs, Ara DigisigS, ~ IT,
CoLoMEus Inly 18th, l05l
A N election is hereby ordered 70 bo held o. Men.
n day and Tudsdsg The 3d and I'll 81 November
next. in the counties Of Newton. Kempor koxubes.
and Iowndes Cor Dfieadier General Of the ID Dfie-
ade 4th division Mississippi Militia 70 eli Inc gaca-
81 occasioned By the expiration Of the commission
Of big. Gen Wade.
Also ID the counties Of Oksitbeha. choetaw, Csf
roll Yallobusha aud Tallalatchie. for a Ifiaaaier
General Of the lst Brigade 9th division NJ. M Va
cancy oceasonedbY expiration II term Of Office Of
Brig Gen 0wea.
The commanding officers pf 10Th. 2sl6, 2sll, 4iti
sd ssih, Oa5 87th, s6th, and s5lh Regiments are
charged with the execution Of This order, 81 10 the
event Of no Field officer being in command II either
Of said Regiments. then the Sheriff u such cnnnty
shall perform said daily, and make return thereof to
this Division Head Qnarefs
TilDS. G. BIsFsivETT.
Maj. Gen. alh Division. iii NJ.
By u Mc(ARTHY. AID.
Columbus August 2, 81.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

The state or mississippi.
DIsTRcr CHaNceRY CouRr o. rus STATE OF
NIssIssifrI-llELn At CoLuMHes.
eHepiembeF 25Th, 1851.
Benlamin Toomar, James Il. Turner and
Joseph r. Gay. late partners underlhe name
Of l'oomers Gay & 60.
Al vs..
Afford Edwards and Ellsworth Chandler
partners; Alon Spear. Charles Spear, Ed.
ward A. VandefhooIx, partners; Richard
Kingsley Thomas II Bishop. Jesse B.
Rogers. partners Leroy Wiley. William
9. Lane, Hugh B. Banks and Henry
Vandefgee, pafinefs Timothy Il Nissan
and Smith w lghl q CO.., Ell. 81.
M 20 \ opening ihe matte il this Bin con.
~ tanned, and tappearinK by affidavit fled.
that the above named Defendants are non resi-.
dents Of the State Of Mississippi. and reside be-.
yond tie limitsihereef 50 that lhe ordinary pro.
cess IL this Court cannot be executed upon them.
Ii Is therefore ordered, thatualess the said De-
PENDANTS appear here before the Vice chancel
l0r. % 0f before the Fist day Of the next Term
Of this Couri 70 be holden al The Couri House III
ibe Town Of Columbus on the First Monda y of
November next ensuing, and plead, answer or
denar 10 the Bill u Complaint, herein, The sew.
eral allegations thereof will be taken as con-
iessed BY them, and sach order and decree made
.in this cause asio Ills Honor, The Vice Chan.
celor shall seefn equiiasAsand just
tits further Onierpd that ! copy Of this order
Be inserted 10 the 4 Columbus Democrat. a
newspaper Published II the town u COLUMBUS,
weekly for line month.
A true copy from the minutes.
w. ". LESTER. CLrRk.
RlcHARp EyAvs. Couphlnant's Soliciier
October 4. 1855 ~ lin T. Fs Si2l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

f>e zb1 |.to'zz,IfHs.
q IzI.f ~ +. cisHsoK cApf. 1uIlz
SEALS zysr. 2. JACK
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01
/ NOTICE OF INSO /. Y EENCY.
THE s'lATE On MISSISSIPPI.

~ az persons kdriig claims against ths Eslafe 81
J0NAT THAN DEsciIERD. DECD
xT0U afe hereby notified Is present yam claims
duly pfohated and allowed according 10 law, Ia
the Clerk OF tho Probate Court Of aid comfy 10 Ae
fled fer examiption and appoFsionmenf ~ the First
Monday IN September. a q. 1854 ns they will be
bagedAaid estate hasine been anly declared asoFenl
Witness. the tlons Nathaniel II. Goodwin,
LIS Judge u TIE Probate Court ii said county,
49, the list Monday Of September, 4. D, 1851
issued SeaiomheF Etti. Il. ID. 1851 g
DANIEL, WILMA Ms. CLK.
September 4, 1851 lin n sa7
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01
DIS sglLEJsf'HON.

( ID IIEUAEA TES Gons,osks Nesse "A a5ss
= hiniments IL Warranted Ii MN INV ease 81
Rheumatism, aeut Cont sd fSslis md AInsel s..
a stlh Jpntss strengthens weak lInIs. md enable
These Whe are Crippled ID UaIl sRain us III y -
tlels and be cured q 50 lheuf ind II 5ta
vii.
Solala NsM York oply s. CSassssk 4 nI6.iks.
M: q JNlsas ~: II EnillnhHS 6&.F III Il n|saF a
AHzri6zzz - fzsssszs.s 4, fz4snlizs - - I 4 ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

High courk Of Errors 8 Appeals.
FHyfiE Iiieh Couri having desisa4led o. sine
- or fekipstP ths Doekeis tof The different
Districts &c Clerk. IN obedience 20 ihs Salute,
allolsih6 hfsl I've weeks d lbe eBfuing Aopem
Der Term % he Dockelo The First District ;
fhe next two weeks % he Docket of tie Second
District. and tie believing two weeks to The
Dsrket Of ihe Tbim District
WIZ HEMINGWAY Clerk
September 20. ls5I-lf-5s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01
IgaI X DIR

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y piidefsgne he invite TIE cliiSl
Ri C0lulfbAs and llle s:sgi0Nhdino country
taEf re ailf hand soliSe elec 81 IN. ias \
eelnaa ana aq's ppaHina 6f FAN g Il
IN I'D y sty u a1d vaF
tiqtAbag H pei Caps. iS,sts ana ShQf
comprising tas lla N ss, luF Ladies Hi
~, l. ts ,'i;'iss s + ediss
N "a n Il, q ". q, 4, serl "
~ ASalNtiS, AIR.
u EisilNG HOE
fRAt' A der.
BREnI
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n NV III

Or q 4 Il7l /, a I Ass,
IAF0E n; ~ ~ II. u " III N Il R III.
and 6ilsaf afiees issnsllY kept II their line.
IA addltInnAo which wc have inst received az
and aeslgabls us u 90 IDS, consist
stigefalines issuass French garkeaeia
colambiaas, Balzarines.
n 0flentsls, Ilaresgs,
Printed lawn
French MuSiiis
OfEaudies. English
and French Prints,
Albonh Checks
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

i 1R111A LBS Tennessee Bacon for sale =
q IL ~ AZ pess As-Ia~tEl EIADEN & RtiAp.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-01

+ OUGHT Dfallt on New ofs for sale By -
W. 4zessM Al. SIMPSON q ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08

1--WE take the following sensible remarks
from the Proridcncc JounaL The substitu-
ton OF tddy for tcVe, has always seemed to us
Improper and ndeiicdtc. The good old Saxon
word wife" is just the word-thc only word
to be applied TO Il woman, when spoken of in
connection with her husband. We have been
surprised to see that even Mr.. n. p. Willis.who
claims TO be az .tdH in all matters of etiquette,
has often been willing to lower the dignity of
wife, by speaking Of her as merely iady.
THE PRESIDENT IADy."-Mr Fillmore is
II lawfully married man, of excellent character
and unimpcachabc morals and why the papers
persist in calling Mrs. Fillmore the "Prcsident's
lady" instead ol'giving her the honorable name
of the "Prcsldent's wife," we cannot imagine.
The same mcWIlity was practccd towards WIS.,
Polk, and we called attention to it, at the time.
Lady and female, are fast suppanting the GOOD
old names Of wife and woman We suppose
that the same dandysm will find out some new
names for Father and mother. Lady is a beau
tiinI word in its proper application, but it does
not mean wife,"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08
ELLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 1851

from the late revolutionary movements in Cuba,
why has the strength of its Cuban Military
forces been hastily transferred ia distance Of
more than $50 miles, from Havana to Puerto
Principe, the very seat of INSTRUMENTATION 1t
has not been done without u cause and that
cause, we think, is the fear Of revolution. We
learn, moreover. from most reliable source that
many of the towns III Cuba are in arms-the
present force amounting to about five thousand
effective men-that provisional Government
Is about to be organized, and that the Queens
troops have suffered severe loss.
Recognising the absolute right of every peo-
pic TO form a government for themselves, it is
not without much solicitude that we await the
result of the present Cuban movements. But,
i'll the meantime, we doubt not that our own
Government will show itself no less ready than
heretofore, to put down every attempt on the
part of American citizens to interfere in the
affairs of friendly, ncighboring power We
ar not more anxious to look upon Cuba as an
Independent Republic than to see the neutral
ground SO long occupied by the United States
faithfully maintained.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08

is not, the Union thus happily consummnted
will be of no avail. 1t will be worse than
useless.
The Wing Party of New York now occupy
an lnprcgnable posion--shouldor to shoulder
with their brethren of the Union, in defence
and support Of those great principles, maintain
ed alike by the Wings of Vermont and Louisi-
ana, Ohio and Georgia and we may now, with
wcil-grounded confidence, look forward to the
contamination of those great objects to which
our National and State Administrations are de-
voted.
The time of this consolidation of the Wings
of New York is no less fortunate, than the re-
suits ensured by it are imp rtant to the State
and the Union. The agents through whom this
happy state Of things has been produced, acted
wisely, and with an intelligent and conscien-
tlous regard for maturcd public sentiment, as
seen in the action of the Wings of other States
and in the manifestations of settled connections,
produced by time and experience, at home.
Animated by the same desire for harmony,
justice, and willingness to yield somewhat OF
personal opinion for the general good, the
Wings, as a body, will 90 forward to the ac-
complishinent of the work so ausplclously be-
gun.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08
JoSEPu ANDREWS.

NrsSRs EDlroRs Having the other evening wit
messed scene which in sublimljy OF conception sur
passes all else in the political contest, | WISH with
your permission, to rive al imp RECT, though truth
tuI deInraion thereof to the voters who dwell with
in tie rocky barlrm"nt9 OF old Vermont.
CA Thursday Even NJ, jay a. the air ot Jericho
Centre was thrilled by the kneI OF the old Church
bell. THIS hne,l vas not 81 death ; ii called not the
mA'b'a"t' OF tins seq 'rs'ercd pace to the evening
prayer m'run5-ont admonished them IN Startling
tones To convene ana listen to the wise sayings OF
Inc "''t"t OIL "e b","h-'o" Cou''t' beng some
""'' 'cI''I''eu win III" pecu'ar c"''"''rINl's "i
ms sun o' hIud'''h'--"I ms m'I"''' ana c''meh-
| cy-n9 purify P'''"''''fo '"o'N's "'" "'S""e' =
| c,''" ''""~N ~ ''' ''"S'' -'''' "'''""- ""'"'
''- ]" i''"1" '''' U'''''' ''''' o''S'5''
'i'' i''y "''' ''i''''' ''''''u'' u "'''"o
Immediately repaired to the upper loIt-where
all great movements COMMENCEMENT found some
fifteen or twenty citizens convened. Immediately,
the august torn OF III Orator raised Itself, when he
began by pleading for his paper lie said that II was
in terrible fix, and unless something could be done
it must 90 down-that paper oil that stamp ought to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08
& Ja.

The conflicting rcpons respecting the present
situation Of affairs in this Island have So much
embarrassed rs, that we hardly know what to
say concerning them. Some accounts would
lead us to believe TINT Cuba is now in rcyo-
lutionary state. Others indicate that the Gov
crnmont looks upon the movements of the in
surgcnts az a matter of nconsiderabe impor-
lance. Our opinion formed after careful pc.
rusal of all the various reports that have come
within our reach, Is, that serious outbreak will
soon occur, resulting in Ia bloody civil war.
The present government of Cuba is tyranni.
cal and oppressive. The Native Creole popu-
Iatlon, comprising nearly 100000 of the nhab-
It1n's OF the Island, is only opposed by an army
OF about $4,000, and Spanish popul1tion of
less than 10000 They are not only heavily
taxed for the support Of their own, and the par
cnt Government, but are also debarrcd from all
participation in either. The Army and NAVY
are shut against them. They live under the
almost unlimited authority of Spanish Captain
General, who is not confined, in the exercise of
his arbitrary power, within any constitutional
limits. His will (thc exponent of that of the
Spanish Govemmcnp is their Supreme law.
Their duty, according to Spanish construction,
is scrvi!e obedience.
That large majority of any people, whose
nccks have long been made sore by the iron
heel of dcspotisn should forever remain quiet
and submissive, when within sight of a land OF
freemen, enjoying the rich blessings of popular
sovereignty, is thing not to be expected, on
this Western Continent, in the middle of the
nineteenth century. The spirit of American
liberty knows no narrow bounds Its footprints
my be as distinctly traced acros the waters as
upon the dry land, Nor is this all. If thl
Spanish Government lcsrs no ultimate difficulty