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CONNIE EissCAAH4.
OfficE OF TIE True AMERICAN. .
Errd AZ al art.l, % IQlT {

ga: FRIDAY, March % |, 1875
The temporary calm for the last twelve feen days
proved deeeui Another house has gone by the board for
five millions The is deep seated disease the body
commercial long and continued prosperity engenders maia
dies that be cured without violent revusions The
pering of the with the curreuev has only brought
the crisis than could have been realized
undsturbed of thing We stand hidden fires and the
ofhc country yet receive shock from which
will take years recover unless the currency be restored
to hcathul condition and placed beyond the reach of in
terested demagouges put apart from the disorder of the
circulating medium New Orleans stands in peru
liar situation. Cotton staple declining and all
articles of produce tending downwa d. An
capital locked up totally the een-
era trade by the late heavy SUSPENSIONS and The anks
consequently compelled curail and dscounng.-
Thus in zeal mpeded, while damper
put the operations ofcommerce Thossarcity of
cy inNcw York aud Philadelphia Joined the faculties he
pr thing but ag ecae prospects Reference tho
past tells that the eve of reyootion in the
commercial world The goparnnant if ii psases avert
the That mill have the experience of the past
and present to assure
Transactions produce arc no material change
| observed.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Mar sa, '37-No bales reed This day. -. ine
To'ai No do rei.d previously 444,4s5 445,'sl
. 454,e5s
Mar %. Iss7-E1ports this day to Liverpool. Piss
Total Expo ,spieviously. 1854 72i--3s6,sao
o,ba'es remaining, not cleared. -. 1886
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Oct. lat, s'e-Na. hhds. hand. I271
Mar 90 ls37-No. do reed date .............4 e6i
ll,sss
Mar. 90 ls37-Tota Expo date ............. sra
No, hltts remaining. cleared a rs
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coUNC1L-sEco( Nd MUNICIPALITY.

TUESDAY, hhrch II, 1887.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Hon. Joshua Baldwin, Recorder, Alder
men Br cdlove, Caldwell, Lockeu, Meux, McNair,
Peters, Shamhurg and Yorke.
The journal of the preceding meeting having
been read and approved,
The weekly statement Of tke Tire ,surer was
submitted, showing the receipts of the past week
to have amounted to S5,a45,0s; the xpendi,ur cs
to S20,22i.6l, and the balance on hand to
$47,74i,l0.
A communication from the Surveyor was ref r.
red 10 the Committee streets and landings,
with instructions to report at the next IN citing.
memnrial from the N. g. and Nashville Rail
road Company WINS read, aud on motion referred
TO the Finance Com mttee.
A petition from P. Tug fhi", was referred TO the
Committee on Claims,
A petition in relation 10 certain smek e-houses
was read whereupon Mr.. P,ters introduced liz.
following resolution, which with certain amend
ments, the rules having been dispensed with, was
tai en- up and adopted.
Res,ived, That the operation Of the ordinance
of 7th June 1896, prohibiting smoke housrs within
| certain limits of this Municipality, he suspende
until the FIRST day Of Jannary next Provided, that
this resolution shall extend only 10 those smokt .
houses which existed at the passage Of said ordi-
nance.
petition of Iss ,ac Emanuel was referred to ttc
Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Peters chairman of the Finance Go nmite,
reported the following resolution, which the rules
being dispensed with, was adopted.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be uu,hnrz Il lo
repair without delay, the tagging in font uf the
ST Mary's Market, on New Lsvee street; asn ID
cree, the posts and chains recommended by the
Commissury, andto procuret hose required for
cleansing the Market: ais 10 repair the streets OF
the lower side of SAID Market.
Onder oftte day.
The resolution 10 relation to the erection Of q
Municipal Hall being in order, il was upon motion
SO amended, 10 prniong the time of receiving
.rppusals to the first Tuesday in November; when
after same debate, upon motion OF Mr. Peters, III,
fuSher Consideration of the subject Was postponed
| 10 the nrxt meeting.
On mutton, the Council adjourned ia Friday rex'
the e3 h March instant, nj S u'clnck 7. NJ
JOHN 3IESI", g cretlTg,
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Two splendid thorough bred horses have heea
brought out by the ship Manchester from Liver,
pool, a. City Point They were landed ia safety.
Their names are Piram and Corone.. Two fine
blooded mares came by the 50 alc vessel.
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Northward Coming Southwark, the time il ~ i, Y
" The time for starting in each drcct;o, :,
case half an hour after the time of arrival a. s,s
EThs Offices at which the Express N, ri, !. .,.
Washington Alexandria, Frederick p:Nt'
Petersburg; Raleigh, Fayetteville Coumb,' Nneanoad,
MiledgeVille Macon Columbus, Montgomer," Iuga.!,
New Orleans. o''y' Mobile
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As latsas December last the plague raging
al Constantinople. Upwards Of 10000 persons
had been carried eft with it in two months. We
cannot he pursuaded Otherwise than tina, This aw-
tul disease is consequent upon the filthy manner
Of living usual AMONG the people who are subject
to its attacks. 49,
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st. Charles Theatre.
I'm this Evening. March 90 will be performed fad
time in the south) the grand Legendary Operate
RallI.f- alIcd -

LIE DlEu EFT la BAYADERE,
Or, The Maid Of Cashmere.
With all the original music; entirely new scenery
dresses decorations, &c.
ZELlcA, MILE CELESTE,
FatiHn, Sig Ma,irte
Haidee, E]z,
Leila, hIad TbieI,,on
Zulma, Mrs H,n,
To conclude with The farce of
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Freeove, MIR Baron.
Lazy Elizabeth, Mrs Bnnniser.
TRAN SPORTS WANI1D.
A NUMBER 'fyessels of light draught of water and
Z n wanted as Government Transports. They are to
be at Fort Brooke, II isboroueh bay, by the 1th o
april next, well provided with floors lumber for the
same, with wood and wafer, and all oher necessary
preparations 10 transportation IF Troops or Indians
Written pr posals stating the tonnage, draught gun
na GnaraG5er Ut cath vessel, and the price per head
FROM Fort Brooke to this place. Taking steam up the
Mississippi will be secured by Major j. Clark assist
ant Quater Master U. ). Army, until the evening Of the
Gath inst. e " ~
Also, for number of transports as above for TRIMS
porting troops from Fort Brooketo Apala hieola 10 be
at Fort Brooke on the 10th of April next
New Orleans, March %, 1887 .,
RIDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES Pa TENT COTTON GIN,
BY the Ptcnee, No. So Magazine street. New tlrle,ns
TO BE MAN. FACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
hobEkI HOE & co.
cc,,
t,1LE of PHiCES-Doubie Gins.
FOR double Gin OF 81. saws or more on each
cylinder, making l 60 SAWS in the stand
with feed rs ba.ls &c. at So per saw, or $500 on
rof i'o''o = '.'n OF 6o 81 vs. IN cylinder,
w ~ saws IN 'he s'ahd' ieeders &c at
+, 30 per saw, Or 72o 90
orun; o. ~ saws on do or 50 saws sin
p' 's''." a. ~ 81 ID per saw Or 500 OC
y, w u ~ ~ s an on no. Or 40 saws in
ssaoa' al Po.'e per saw, or 26O 90
~ N " T. G N S.
For Single GIN Of W saws or more, with
tle ST. OF lee'eis, bal ds, &c. Il, Sc per
saw, $3.50 OC
FOR nc. OF W saws, with feeders, sc. at Sc
~ per saw, $50 uC
for 40. oil ~ saws, with feeders, &c. at Sc
per saw 800 90
for a. Oh ~ saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
~ ~. SAW $50 OF
~ cents cash; the uunber OF tee, belne about equal
TO The number OF saws One set of feeders, ii is
s'ae' cd however, will wear out two three SETS Of
SOWS Extra SAWS Suuplieu al SI r,, ,s .,.t,
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LII Z PUBLICATIONS.
WE book OF SAINT Nicholas, in vol. being vol ID
n OF the new Complete and uniform edition of rnnl
din;'s work. "A
Ths Dulchnlans Firssidc-A Tule in Q vols. b,;,r
vols - an Is, of the new complete and unitnrn
cditun # Paulding's works.
noner.-i raislated by Alexander Pope, Esu. in
vols: being Nos. ~, 50, end 81, of Farner's Clas.
by VIM MrKr AN sale
meg corner Carn .nJ co,
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SCENES IN SPAIN, &c. &c,

=. SCENES IN SPAIN, &c. &c.
h tENES in Spain, by the author of ~ wear in
~ Span," &c. &c. $50" ~
Tie Honey Moon, by the Countess of Blessingtop.
nc. ii 9 vols. '''''
The Tugs at Rsmsgn,e, by Boz, together with 9th.
er Tales by distinguished writer's
Also farther supply of Burr's Memoirs, vol ls,. ,,3
LNinsSton's CriGinal Ccdc. Just received onJi
f il%'? ms BENZ LEVY
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A BSCONBED Oh the 18th inst. a back woman
~ ma ned Dot.lEY, aged ahou, 50 years. S feet. 2
or . inches high or thereabouts the of her
stri ped Bingham dress-Dolley formally belonged to
the late VIM. Waller WRIGHT, deceased She is well
known byman persens residing in the CITY and fau-
bnurg st tar>' particularly in the neighborhood Of
Dclnri street and Magazine street.
The aboAe reward, and all reasonable expenses will
be paid, on delivery the subscriber, lodged in JAIL
so that he get her.
D,00tf IT n SrplNccD
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II 10 with unfeisncd satisfaction that We again
have 10 record the successful performance of an
impnr, ant surgical operation by Dr.. Luzenberg of
this city. The ease was one of cataract 81 both
eyes, one of which had been blind for eight ears,
the other not SO lang. The patcn, however was
totally unable TO distinguish objects. The opera
tion of COUGHING performed on both'eycs at
the same TING; which was successfully accom-
.rlshcd in the space OF one minute, the patient
being immediately enabled to distinguish The fac,
Of the operator and any object which was present.
ed to her. Thus in the most happy manner has
person previously burden to her friends, become
BY the skill Of the surgeon nsefui m embcr OF So
ciety, and restored to the enjoyment Of a sense,
the loss Of which is in itself more dreadful than
any misfortune which could befal one Of the hui
man race.
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a. AL. -, Ourse aud t,e, for sale b,
~ m?2 II CCAM MACK, IS Gravicr street.
NEOLASSES CASKS.-lG0 Molasses casks ready
IYs for filing, and for sale by tB CNtIN,
mn "a lam nm
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PHILADELPHIA MONEY MARKET-l:th March.
appears the difficulties in obtaining money increasing
Many bills drawn tho South and West have returned
tested and this united the derang of the has
caused the distress As yet failures have taken
place The rates of interest The Mississippi
and Alabama Rail Roal Company considered better
than combination of for cheating the holders Of
their bills sgnay Not dollar has becn provided for the
reclamation Of thc bills in this city. The amount payabe
hero is 81, s15
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'HNlIE sale Of Oakland will take place on Monday
IL next, March 27lh at the Arcade Exchange, by
ISAAC l.. Mccoy s. i. c. CASH 4 co.
Sale positive. m2l
ID ENTRANCE ON NEW YORK-h certificate
of deposit for two thousand dollars in the N.York
life Insurance and Trust Company payable ut sight
for saleby SlAlL. SLATER
NIL
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POPE, DAVIS, T. CO.
C0"s"''''"n and Far,ea'ding Merchants,
LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY.
Refer s ss.r a W.T., Thompson, o.
milo wv
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Council Of Muaie,paiity No. =.
e .a,.,s,.la.. ldAl. Aas.L

fSitting OF Tuesday, Iath March, lSJT II
Resolved that the Muyorbe, aud is hereby auth orize
TO give public notice. according 10 law, Of the election
or Aldermen OF this Municipality, to take place OH the
rst Monday in Apal next, at the allowing named
aees uder tho superntendence of the inspectors and
Jerks hereafter named
First W ard, at the Arcade Exchange.
Inspectors, A. H. Inskeep, DIR. Z. II. Barton,
5 Clerk, j. W. StiIlwell.
Second Ward, at the Municipal Hail.
Inspectors, Robert Layton, VIM. F1eret.
q Third Ward, at Harvey Norton's
Inspectors, Edward Tur~er, J. Is. Genois.
Clerk j. Becklnan.
csolyed that in case any OF the above cdperson'
shall refuse 70 act, the Mayor be- and he is hereby
fully authorized appoint such others as he may deem
proper to replace them
Asreeably to the foregoing resolution ana by virtue
Of the provisions Of act, approved the 9th March
1896 entitled. An act to incorporate the city Of New
Orleans, approved the l7h February, l8O5 and other
acts amending the same, notice is hsrebv gwen that IN
Monday, Sd April next, between nine o'clock A NJ and
five NJ the annual election of Aldermen for the Sccont
Municipality, will be held at the different places, and
under the super ntendenec of the persons in 'o aiore
said resolution The number of representatives to which
each ward of srid Municipality is entitled, as follows
First Ward, four Aldermen.
Second Ward, three Aldermen.
March, 20, 1887. D. PRlEUR, Mayor.
Commencement a la resolution cidessus, Ell en- fert
der dispositions del arte approve lie Mars 1886, snh
tale Are pour amender l'acte initiate Acte pour cucor
porer la vile de la New Orleans approve lie is Feyerrl
1905 ans que d antrcs actcs ancdaht lie dit acc, avis
est dome que Lundi, ayr prochain neuiheres
du matt TT eeng heures de apres hide j sera nrocede
'cection annuele DIES Aldermen dc la Secondc Munich.
.,ae, nux lieux ,deques dams la susdte resolution OF
sous Ia direction des personnes quiz, neonnees
LIE nanbrs represenans nuxquels chnque district de
Ia cite Nuncipalite dest est coInne suit:
Premier district, luartre Aldermen.
Second district, trails Aldermen.
Trosicne district trais Alderm en-.
lie 90 Mars 1885 d. PRIEUK, Mayor.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Court for the Parish & City Of Ncr Orleans
y Present, the Honorable CHARLES MAURIA> Judge.
NO gS5i 1888
Thomas Bros rs. His Creditors.
T1PON raading and filing the petition and schedule in
" this case, is ordered that the creditors Of the In
solvent do meet in open court Friday tho 3st day OF
March: creditors then and there deliberate on the pe
,itisners affairs, and in the meantime all proceedings
against his person and property are stayed
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21
From the Southern VIII.

We give below a list of the nom.
bers elected to the Legislature as far
as heard from. 1t is impossible to
class them according to politics with
any degree ofcertainty as the election
in many counties turied UPON loca:
question. some of the statements
we have seen give the Wings major
ity--oth ers Van Buren majority
There is undoubtedly a majority II
favor Of a National Bank, Those in
italics are new members.
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECT.
Adams, W.. z. M>',en.
Amite, Gr,rrs, Sm;s3.
Atrala, Akin.
Bolivar, Bssa~n' M Hines. j..
ClrroN, B@ni. Keascdu, Duke.
Co ,iah, A. 6 Brown, S TT man J.
r. Ri.
Claiborne, b.. Hvmph les, D. II
Hopes. b
. Covingtoa. Jesse Mo4.fs~.
~ Choctaw, Wne D,yns, Thomas
4 Hogg. m s4a fagha
fa. Coahoma, Robert G. Fryer
US Caickasaw, ". e rsrter. ta
y. Oiartc. Am London. M
/. .DsSoto, DR.. Hancock. s..
Franklin Thos. Havis.
= Greene. McCaskiA.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

The Wetumoka (,aI.) II raid,
says, 'last Tuesday. meeting was
appointed to be holden in the North
C..urch. 1t was an Abolition meet
ing, and such me ting as it was,
'ae town of Meriden never boheld
before. The excit ment was so great
that almost every one in town as
Sembled in the market. The lectu.
ror was a Mr.. Geo. Ludlow from
New Haven. The day previous
his coming. the town authority ap-
pointed "A mo, ting, dsaDroying ofh.s
coming here, and appointed Com
mittec for tn purpose Of waiting on
the reverend entcman, politely re-
|qu sting him to stay away; but h
disr garded their ady;c and persis-
ted in coming. The way he was re-
Enumerated for his services was right
About the time the meeting cum
|'nsnced, there was plentiful suppl.
of rotten eggs. and the AboIitionists
]were saluted with a shower as they
lsuccessively arrived.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

TIE foicc If Mc pgOp'i--MOrt
lng oft.c cl.zJns Of Clinton and Us
vIcniy. agreeable to public u tic
"a large nu.nbcr of the ciIiz liz Of
Clinton and the vicinity. AS mb''G
al the Spring II,.sl in Clinton, Oh
thursday the 2.id instant.
James i)uprcc. Esr.. was called
to the chair, AID Col. WIN. Anderson
appointed seer iary OF the m eting:
when the following res 'u'ions,
presented by Mai. Toms J. Har-
'noy, and advocltcd in an able man
nor by HIM AID Robcr II. Buckner.
'.Isqr.--wcre adopted.
KrSO RET. 7 hatthcstatementmado
Iby Massrs. Claiborne and GEol>on,
in their addrcs to the people Of Mis-
sissip!i that t'ay every where en-
PRESS d the opinion before the July
election. fiat tie m moars to be cho-
sen at that e'ct ton would serve for
wo'e twenty-fifih congress, is utter
y uatu. Passed without dis
sentlng v tie.
RrSO. rsf, / hat the statement OF
Mr.. Gho!son. in his spceci as report
I'd in the Washington Globe Ct tie
3rd of October, that there was not
the slightest doubt amorgthe people
ofMississippi but that w.oev,r were
elect, d. were elected f)r the the 25th
congress, is equally untrue. Pass
ed unanim usly.
ResOlred, AS the opinion Of this
meeting, that more than nineteen
twentinths Of these whs voted at the
July election. voted under the i'm.
preston that the mt mherS to be e!ec.
led would serve only until the resu'
lar election in Now mber. Passed
with one d;s>cn,iog vote.
| ResO'rcd, That the intention Of
Messrs Claiborne and Gholson tt
hold their seats during the 25th cor
gross, rs declared in their commune
cation to the people of Mississippi
deserves the indignation aad TX era
ton Of every freeman Of said state
i Passed unan mously.
Resolrrd, That the rroceed ding
of this meeting be ub'ished in th'
Clinton Aazett', and all other paper
friendly to tlc continue ,ce of the e
!ectve franchise in its pristine purit,
o. mott m. Rr:sOlced, That TIL
m citing do now adjourn.
JAMES DJi'REE. chuirina1
WV, ANDERSON, Sec.'et,ry.
b. O.cnola iS at iaSt tal,an T'be mo
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

We saili issue no paper next week, for our De-
vii says, it has been the practice his predece sors
from time immortal, to address his betters, ,fter
mivng wlndred to and fro on the e.rth fo a time,
Or even h.lf time. And is " know he h,s been
quite busy Devil for the last four or five m n:hs
:, we feel disposed to give the "Heeil his 1ue.'
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

SENATOR'S ELECT.
Adams, A. l. l}TNGAMAN.
Wilkinson, P. w. FAHRAR. -
Warren, THos. J GREEN.
Kinds, THOMAS B. J. HAD.Ey.
Yazoo, SPENCER NJ GRAYsoN.
Carol! and Talahatchie Brown.
Ya'abusha, Tues. =. IVES.
Ran'iin and Sim son, THos. J.
COFFEE.
Tippah and Tishomingo s NAT
THEWS.
Lowndes, T. M.TucKEs.
Lafayette and Pono!a, John RAY
BURN.
Pike, DR.. TREywEEK.
Jasner. Newton, Scott and Smith.
q. G DEAs.
l.audardale and Kemper, J. A.
MARSHA l..
Noxubae and Winston G. 3. A.
GUsTUs. K
AtaI,, Lcahe and Neshoba G.. D.
BOW. H.
Octihbaha and Choctaw WALTbN.
Pontotoc, Chicka>aw and ltawim-
la, ]. PELL.
Mars al, CLsID,RNE KYLE.
De SGT mica. Coah ma Boil
vora I'd Washin rton Felix Walker.
/ Moaroe. SAMUEL RAGsDALE.
sen TORS wH,>E TERMS HAVE NOT
EXPIRED.
Cha borne. las. Fl. Naury.
Coriah. Seth Cranberry. u.
Jefferson, Hu h Montgomery.
Am;to, John Wall. M Il
Covington. &c. Frederick Pope.
| jackson, &c. Hansen AlsEury,
Madison. David w. Haley.s "
| Lawrence, Harmon Runne's.
Those in small capitals are new
iSenators. al
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

We underst md Sen tor Grunl y of Tennessee,
had been sent TO New York to electioneer for his
T,ster-.lnd addressed the pcpu,s from window
on the first d.yof the election.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

''r O,crola is at last taken. The mo-
montous question now ar sas, ''w'latis
to be don, with him." ItAus occur
red t. us t1attie pr 'parc urso would
be to send him to StHaInna and sur
r,und the island with six ships of the
line and twelve f'igatos. Our gov
ernm mt can never rest quietly on
its pillow as long as this acond Nh.
.po'eon remains upon tie continent,
Who will be the ":sir Hudson Low
g" to guard the i'lnstrious exile?
You. Gen. Jossup?-Lou;sril!e
E:lMr.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21
All IIail-fhe TrO POltieSise pV'
On bonrd TIE THO Po.lirS

Rocka,ray, Il. 7. Nor II. lo'Il
GEyrLENEN:-I thank you
$ ndin t. me the papers regur'a'! N
ut | haint had time to write w. y
low for some time. 80, n
l believe my last letter teru y
about the condition Of Uncle :.
and his buttons, hut ! an nov - ~,
l have now the satisfaction, = =,
sou,-and you may tell It 20 ., a y, I
tion.-tbat the ..7.vo F0a'ss
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21
Where are tn" Fcdrra,ists ?

Al! parties now claim to be pa'
excellence Rcpub'ican-so that i.
would be as difficult to fad a FEEDER.
a!iSt. even w.th lanthern in ones
hand, as the ancient cynic said twas
to fad an honest man. Major Gar.
land. in his speech against the sub.
TT asuy scheme, speaks, for exam.
pie, of Roger d. Tany, as the demo.
cratic Chief Justice ofthe Supreme
Court-a'though it is well known
that a more decided Fed ralist than
Roger B. fancy never existed, a.
cert per. apps it be Jam IS Buclanan,|
of Pennsylvania, now also one of1he|
Dem ,cra,ic leaders. who in the good
old days of Jeffhrsonian Republican,
ism. declared that ''if he thought mel
had a drop of democratic blood in hls|
vnins. he would open them and dream
it out" The Albany Journaltells u
Of some ike examples ofpolitlcalrej
generation in that state. Edward
Livingston now the democratic cam
didat, for the State Senate IN TIA
district. and is du'v labelled as suc'
in that orthodox Journal, the Alban
Argus: some years ago, the sam?
Edward P. Livingston was a canal1
/, dete in the same district FIR the sam
station, against the present Pres'qtI
ofthe U. States, and then Mr. ~
) 'ngston was styled by the Albany e
gus the Federal candidate! Mr. y
Clean, in another district now 'heo1
mocratic cand;da'e, was a few yea
ago, the federal andidate-and W.
of the candidates in Columbus ccu r''
w % during the war were toderal :"
are now democrats, Where, "e r.s
are the federa|ists all gomez. NJ
answers they are "dyed in the We. WOO
Lynch. V;rgiai''
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

The waig' ofN,v York, to tt'ir pr..c be Il
spoken. hive sgrsed to give $4,000 to the benefit
Of the poor, inste ID of N lunn tim. in grititude
other redemption from vnn Burenisn.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

; The vickourg Register in cl.ssng the Sem
tors to our State Legisl .ture set down the sen :
Tor from Tippah and Tishom'ngo, as anti-B INK.
'Ths we are informed is mistake, for our Senttcr
as well as the Members to the lower house are
pledged to support a st tie bank. Although one o.
our members is Loco-Foco-H I'D money-V' n
Buren-spos-man. The other Mr.. J.P. Portice r
q true Wing. Mr.. NJ tt'lews and Mr.. Portice.
my be set down, as carrying to the set of gov
eminent, at heart, the general wishes Ind feelings
Of their constituents,
We have received from Jacks n, throngl the
Southern Wing, the ofici rcturns from all the
counties in the statc, except Ad1ms, De 500,
Mlrshall Ind Panola and from the returns seen
from these counties, we have no doubt they are
correct.