Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
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| New ORLEANS, Nv I9-We have received from
nt friends and correspondence nj Jackson the
capital nf MISS sppi. The fo!n..irr gratifying l-pr
hrh pats HE w!"l" qces'ion Of The cleo
~" j. tat Sat- W. are irf"rn"d mat Mrssrs Brown
aud Th"mfs n the newly elected members of Congress
| departed Tor Washingr"n The 18Th n>l
JArKsua. Miss. Nov Is 1880
Mr. r. Wagner: Dear Sir-As regards Mississip
p politics all IL could wish II. The Drmncrac
tickle, is elected throughout thu Stale. McNn'is mao
riiy lar is fully three Thousand votes. and there
only fves Counties 10 hear from, which being Of
the right stamp will increase our ma nry. The Con.
gressional ticket Is equal in ma nr'y To the State tick.
ct, and nrIy in the legislature on joint ballot.
when all told b. less than twenty; consequent
y r J. Walker will be returned 10 the u S. Senate,
by a handsome nrily the itte Sergeant
Therefore, three cheers for redeemed Mississippi
and when Won again hear from her take my word for II
that she will be high IN numbers for The election Of
Marlin Van Buren,. Yours respectfully, u.
The TENNESSEE U. 5 SES.roRs--The resolutions
at instruction to the Senators from Tennessee have pass
ed both branches of The legislature. The Nashville
Wing OF the 18th instant, says:-"1he nstrucling Pre-.
amble and Resolutions passed the House yesterday,
without amendment; and this morning The Hon f h.
Foster transmitted bis letter nf resignation Senator
in the Congress Of the y. States which was read
both houses From private letter from Judge White,
read 10 the House Wednesday evening" we infer that
n similar communication may soon be looked Tor from
HIM"
Preparations for The IptiOnui C0nrcntion The Har.
rsburg Chronicle states, that The Comuuee for that
purpose appointed by The September Stale Convention,
nave succeeded in securing the beautiful and spacious
building crecled aud just flushed by The Lutheran de
nomination, for lie Of the National Convention,
which assemblies in that place the frs, Wednesday
December
PORK s. WEsr-Tbe Blooming dale (lndiana)
Post of the 9Th inst says I'VE informed that
fellow citizens Messrs. Young and Hueck, have pur
chased OOOD pounds Of pork in this county, 81 90
per hundred ntn
The Springfield Ulinos) Journal Of The 18th inst,
snys-"Wr have learnt that pork is selling at Alton al
50 30 aud 50 60 per 100 lbs nett. 1t has sold
market here a, 81 80 and 50 per 100 lbs. dressed Tn
lees som" Merchants suon come among US, own
Merchants into the pork business the article, It DIS
posed all. must be sold at a runous rae-and our
Farmers. indeed the whole community, must be greatly
The sufferers "
MAsDANus CASE We learn from the National IL
rigPnCer oi thursday morning tina, Mrssrs Brent and
Coke. counsel for Mrs Susan Decatur. widow of
The late C"mmodnre Decatur, 'have moved the Court
for mandamus 10 ssus. directed TO james Paud'ng
Secretary nt the Navy, commanding him I" pay certain
sums o money ordered Ia be paid /" Mrs Decatur by
int tuition ul Congress dated the Sd Of March, 1887.
unless cause be shown 10 the cnntrary' The motion
allowed and The Court ordered llat rule be la'd
and served npnn the Secretary, show By The
OH Of January next, why said mandamus shall not 49,.