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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
MRS. A. BREWSTER'S

AzA MRN. A. BREWSTER'S
 ts:X PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, No. g, Conti street, between Water and Commerce streets, Mobiie-a few doors east of the Mansion House.
 Gentlemen will find this house convenient, retired and commodious. It is very central, being within three hundred yards of the New Orleans steamboat landing and only few s,eps from the Blakey land ing, four doors west of Commerce-st. Boarding and Lodging by the day or month, on yeaxonabie terms - l'fit nov22 S3tf
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IN CHANCERY-AT MoNRoEVILLE.
 Mary c. King. IN th,s case it appearing to the 4 u. IL satisfaction of the Register. Stephen R. King. ltbat Stephen k. King, the defen- dam n the above entitled cause, is a nonresident: It s therefore ordered bs the Regi that pubca- tian he mads oae< a week for four weeks successive ly ia ,he Mobile Commercial Register requiring the said stephen R. kins to appear and answer the con- plazsnts hill within the tiuse prescribed by law, judgnen. pro confssso bs entered against him.
 oeszz- -exHf THOS, |. ROACH, Register.
 A DMtNISTRATOR'8 kOTICE.-Letters of A Administration the estate of Elijah Presnal, decsased, were the 6th day of September, IS4l, granted to the undersigned by the honorable the Or phans Court yf Clarke couaty, State of Aabama.- All persoas indebted said estate are hereby noli- 6sd te u,ake payment immediately. and those having claims sgAinst the same present them within the tn,s prescribed by law or the same will he barred.
 sl" JOHN PRESNALL, }...,
 oet25 69to TRYON PRESNALL, Aoh' 'S'
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PULASKT HOUSE,

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
 TTNHE public respectfully informed, that the Il subscriber is now to be found at home at this lately improved establishment where it will afford him much pleasure to administer to the comfort of those of his friends and the travelling community ge- nersIly, who will favor him with call. 2. Os5- Fare reduced to two dollars per day.
 fine Ladies apartments are keep in the same style of privacy and comfort heretofore, and perfectly distinct from the public part of the house.
 P. WILTBERGER, Proprietor. Savannah, Nov. 13, 184l. nov22 S3m o. The Charleston Courier, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consttutonalist, Mledgeyile Federal Uni- on, Columbus (Ga.) Argus, New Orleans Picayune, Baltimore American, Philadelphia GU. S.) Gazette, Mobile Register, New York Journal of Commerce and Boston Morning Post will publish the above three times and forward their bills for payment.
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4. ]. JUDE. Whar6nser.

NOTlCE.-rhs ssdsrsignsd. 'esuecessors to J. k IN W. 4. Snish) hsse shis day formed co-pari- nsrshiy sadss the asss s.d stye of Smith q Dabney, fsr the purpose of sssssctins general grocery bu- spsAs. They solicit esssiauanse of the liberal pa- srcsaee bestowed upsa tks late firm and the public geaesal5. JAMES SMITH,
 o<t1 ks6 slsc ... ia JOHN N. DABNEY.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARKEC COUNTY
 ORPHAE's CouR RT, Sept. Term, 1SIl. TTSHIS DAY came FRAE AEcIs BETTIs. Executor of k the, last will and testament of Mathew Betti,. decexsed, and suggests the that he has duly administered the Estate of said Mathew Bettis and prays the eouFt for an order of final settlement: Whersupen it is ordered, that Saturday, the Both day sf October nsxt, at the court house of Clarke sssy be appoipsd for the settlement of the of said executsr, and that publication of this order be made once week for forty days in the Mobile Com msreial Register aud Patriot, newspaper printed ia ts city of Mobile. thzt all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. A uue eopy fsom tke minutes.
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~ m THE EUTAW HOUSE, E'; will be opened on or about the 18th of Novem- ,er Ll iA oct27 64tf

VyHE undersigned having sold their stock of Iron Il and HardsDare to MT. O. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for hun continuance of the patronage of customers. 05-The office of the subscriber is re-
 moved to Church street, first door west of Royal where all those indebted will please call and pay and all demands presented for settlement
 nous 69tf JOSEPH HALL & co. N NOTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the ly entire stock and trade of Messrs. J. HALL S- Co, begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he designs ksePng coaalan. and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
 EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old stand, corner Water Hitclcock's Alley.
 He homes by unremitted attention to merit share Of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his n,edsces.or,. - fOyIDE MAZANGE. nov5 6Dtf
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MOBILE g. COLUMBUS, (Miss.) PACKET. A EDs h T,e steamer DU QUESNE, J.
 st wiG 5 "s %s''sr ssesn sn'%s ns ,ssss nJ: and intermediate landings, the ensuing season. For freigh. or passage, apply on board, or to
 .. E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,, a.lt
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Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 ee,2S 6St4ods Clerk

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLAkkE COUNTYi
 oRPHASs Cou Rr, Sept Term, ls4l. FUSHfS DAY came WILLIAM F. JOKES, former k administrator the estate If David Taylor. de- eeased and made application for final settlement of thssstzte of said decedent in his hands: It is there frys orisred by the court, that Saturday, the S0th tsy of October next, at the court house in Clarke county. be set the time and place of said settle nsnt. and that forty days notice thereof be given by qualifications in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot. A rue copy from the minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 oct26 63n Clerk.
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.ALABAAA LIFE IssBRAacK & TRusr Cs.
 Mobile. OCt. sth, lS4l. FTNHE following Gentlemen were this day aomins- \ ted to serve us Trustees to this Company, wis : AieSandsr Pope, P. Mossiy. GeOrgs N. Sts,ssrf. EDW. AARTINEAU, ort9 66tf Secretary,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
TIE STATE nT Ai.ARAMA.

.
 FrH CAase~y District of the Sotahan Chanc,ry Di-
 rssssn q said Siafs-af RHlss Get. 25th, lS4l.
 ls cHAEeEKT AT MoFRoESILLE. The President and Directors uf the Branch of the
 Bank of he State of ALabslna at Mobile eomrl'ts.
 D'
 Alsxspdsr D. Fwyear, Cornelius D. T0bin, The
 Merchants aud Planters Bank of Mobile, Henry
 sampson, Pelix D. Grund, aud Frederick J. { O.
 Rsnt, Defendants.
 gHHHE BILL In this cause sets forth that on the \ thirtieth day of September, 1889. the sad Cor nsus D. Tobin executed certain deed of trust to Alexander B. Puryear, whereby certain proJ erty therein mentioned, koth real and personal was vsyed in to said purSear. trustee for the pur- pose of securing the payment oi certain debt in said deed ntomed-snd of all the claims mentioned in a i'd deed sf us the cLIms of the compliments, in this cause were 6sst to be paid. The bill further sets forth that since the execution of said deed of trust, and by the authority therein SeSted the said A. D. Psrssar has sold at public auction io' cash. all of the property both real and personal conveyed by said deed of mustand that the proceeds of said sAls aIppy ssfhcent tY pay aud satisfy the claims of the eonplainaAts intended 10 be secured by said deed of uus, The bill further sets forth that al- though the said so@painants have demanded ray asat fron ths said A. D. Puryear, trustee for their claims nasntisned in said deed of Dust, the said trustee has absoiutsly rsiussd asd still refuses to pay to the aAid eouniainauta ihoir claims aforesaid as be houAd ta do, although the cOmplainants have oasrsd ,o indemnify and save harmless the said trustee, ID PSylng sad eMlms. And the p'ii prass that the said Alexander B. Puyear, may be Girected te pay aveT to the eOmplauanls the amount of their claims intssded be secured by said deed of trust --Aad 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Regis ter fro@ affidavit file, that the defendants Cornelius D. Tobin, Frstieriek J. Conant and Felix B. Gruudy, reside beyond the limits of the state of Alshaa It s ordered that the said defendants appear at the of the o ehancery, to e holden at Monroevilie the first afler the fourth Monday November next for the first ehancery district of tho southern division of the state of Alabama, and p.int. It is further ordered that this order be pub lished once week for four weeks in the Mobile Commereiai Register and Pariot,a newspaper p int ed n the city of Mobile, and that copy of the be posted the house door of Mouroe county. Witness Thomas 5. Roach. Register in said
 court of Chancery at the office in Monroeve.
 the 25th day of October, A. D. ls4I.
 - THOMAS s. ROACH, Register,
 oet29 65tR By JAMES McCoLL, Dep'ty.
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 .-l--l MARINE s. FfREiNSURAHCH. ALA. LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST co.
 Capital S55O, ,00O-all paid in z- TRUsTKEs.
 JAMES INNERARITY, Prssidass. T. Sanford. Otis Dyer.
 loun. Hunt, Hanly hyers. C. c. Hazard, S.. Ballard. A. W. Gordon, Arch. Brouu, T. W. Mccoy, Jas s. Deas. r. Ravesies, Calvin Norris. K. Safold.
 This company contisue 10 do general insurance business at their ofiee s, Francis aud ksy. streea taking risks at the usual rate ef pFsaiHns agalnst loss damage by fire ts brick ftams bai dgs, or to merchandise furniture contained thsTe n also against the danger of narius or river nA tigation. EDW. MARTINEAU, june 2ky sse'y. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. VNHE undersigned, appointed agent for tue PRO A FICTION INSURANCE co. of Hartford Connecticut, is noS prepared io take risks against fire on Stores and Dwellings (of brick wood) snd their contents. als" Marine or river risks eettsn and merchandiEe of any description. -..,..55 The rates of premium charged will be as lo~ any other office, and claims for loss " a,nsgs '' JNo. c. RYAN, Agent. ]. cors 51f cor. CoD,i Water .... DALABAAA LIFE IsssRAacK & TRusr Cs. ] t'' Mobile. OCt. sth, Is<l. {
 
 A ted to serve Trustees to this Company, wis Alesandsr Pope, P. Mossiy. George ~. Sss,ssrf. EDW. AARTINEAU, octs 56tf Secretary. M Il. BLACKLER and JOHN 5. LAX, are w my authorized agents during my sbsencs from the state. aug 23 J. R. ToULhlN. OAGGING, ROPE, &c.- -------- - : -AJ 293 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
 l68 (" Alabama :" He ; IS3 [" Schayhtieoke !" 156 " Dundee |" lib per yard,
 PAS Dundee Gunay Cloth. lib per yard. 250 heavy 1" d 2ib !" l45s East Iriis Baggiag. 2i to 2llb " 250 heavy Dundee hslnp. do weighing II
 to + par yard,
 200coils Russa Hemp Rope.
 50 Bombay !"
 200 Kentucky "
 20 cases Baleing Twine.
 50 pieces Salt Stacking, ia
 72 bbls Kentucky Hanis,
 20 hhds a i"
 200 tons Swedes Iron. comprising all sizes.
 10 tons Bundle and Sheet Iron, comprising .
 general assortment, 500 kegs White Lead. ;. .t.s The above will be sold low, and accommodating terms, apply to MoGRAN & kOONAR, no,9 7lr c St Michael ct.
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PUBLIC CfTOt1LS.
1NEw PURI.iCATIol ols.-DouBLEpAY 1 DG oE n..,...ll.a.a aL.. lL...

NEW PURI.tCA14O. O.S.-DOUBLEDAY :. & " SEARS, 26 Dauphint., have the fnllowing:
 Incidsats ot Whdhng 'oyage, to which are ad- ded observations the scliery, manners and GUS Oa,s, i.nd mssionary statoS nfihe Sandwich Islands . ,mpaned by numerous Lilh"gTaphic Prints, D, spneis Allyn Ohnstead.
 The Nafarai History of Sociay in the b,rbarous and civilized state; by W Cooke Taylor, Esq. l.. L. D. M. R. A. S., in 2 vols.
 The Philosophy cf Histo,; in course of Lectures, hy Frederick Von Schleg, with a memutr of the author, by James Buston Ktpertson, Esq. in vols.
 Fragments from GsrnlaH Fose Wrifers; translated by Sarah Austin, with Biogaphica Sketches of the Authors, l vol
 The Lift aud Times Of Csnmsr; hy the author of "TlTee Experiments of Li,ng,o &c. vol.
 The Lifs aud Times cf MSta Luther; by the same author.
 Confession, or the Blind Htr; domestic story, by the author of 'The KnsmaI 'Gny Rivers,' Sc.
 Poeticai Remains Oi the lae Lucretia Maria David son, collected and arranged,y her mother; with biography by Miss SedgMic-
 Paafoiogy, or Systemlic Survey of Human Knowledge; by Roswell Pas, A. M. l vol. Svo.
 4 TIeatiss the Church . Christ; designed chief ly for the use of students theology, by the Rev. Wm. Palmer, NJ. A.
 The Early ERgiish Chud; by Edward Churton, M. A., with Preface by th Rt. Rev. L. Silliman Ives, D. D.
 4 Discourse Concerning hayer, and the frequent- ing Daily Public Prayers, Simon Patrick, D. D. edited hy Francis E. PagetM. A.
 Disco Mori, Learn to Dis by Christopher Sutton, D. D., new edition.
 Godiy Medtations upoi the most Holy Sacrament of the Lords Supper by tk same author.
 Sacra Priuata; The Pivate Meditations, Devo- tons and Prayers of the R Rev. T. Wilson, D. D.
 Thoughts in Past Years;y the author of the Ca- theslral.
 Part End Family Secrsfs Hints to those who would make Home Hap, y ;by Mrs. Ellis, late Miss Stick noyl5
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

NTHISKEY-5O bbIs Rect6ed Whiskey, 25 w bbls Dexter's double Rectifed Whiskey, 10 bbls old Monongahea Whiskey, for sale by
 novI6 THOS. P. MILLER co.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

or Judge Burk, Post Master al Gin
cinnati, Ohio, has been removed, and the
office made the reward Of an active partl-
son Of the hard.cider Stripe, by the name
of Burnett. We are not aware that
any charges we're preferred against Mr..
Burk in relation TO the discharge Of his
official duties. lie was however mem
Der of the National Convention which
nominated Mr.. Van Buren, for the presi-
dency; and as the old General has deter
mined that no one holding Office under
his Administration, shall be permitted TO
take an active part in election, he may
may make this The astenSible cause of the
removal.
"No PRESCRIPTION FOR OPINIONS SAKE
is the oft-repeaed pledge ofthe party now
in power, and yet that party are da;.
ly hurting from Office men to whom they
can urge no other objection, than their
political opinions, ami filling their laces
with warm and jealous partisans.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

seem to entertain doubt, there 10 Ger.
tainly no code Of laws, morals, or honor,
however lattudinous they may be con.
strued, that will even sanction, much less
authorize the imposition Of tax on the
people Of Mississippi to pay said debt.
The declared sense Of the meeting OF
which We speak; and the evidence Of
public sentiment generally, which We
obtained from its members, produces with.
IN US the sanguin hope, that at the next
election, a majority Of the freemen Of
Holmes county will be found battleing in
defence of their disrego,ded rights, and
their bleeding constitution and laws, not,
withstanding the efforts that are made by
some, TO divert their attention from this
subject, in which they are so Immediately
and deeply interested, BY narrowing
up their party prejudices.
We regret to record the fact, that du.
ring the deliberations of tho meeting, an
extraordinary effort was made to interrupt
It's proceedings and defeat its objects,
which, however, signalIy failed,
This is but obeying the great oracle of
the bond-paying party, s. S. Prentiss,
who in tyrade of abuse against those
who dared to stand forth in defence of
their constitution and laws, and repudiate
the fraudulently contracted debt, told his
parlisans that they ought to 'trowa do,on"
the doctrine that The people of Mississippi
are not legally and morally bound to pay
the bonds sold on account of tie Union
Bank.
Mr.. Prentiss, and those who cooperate
with him in the Jro,cning system, may
troDa a few craven hearted from their
position; they may disturb the meetings
of their opponents; but they had as well
attempt to dam up the Mississippi River,
with hand full Of reeds, as to check the
growing strength Of that party who are
the payment of these bonds
which were ENTHUSIASTICALLY and ile-
gally created, and fraudllently negotia-
ted,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

OF We are indebted to the kindness
and attention Of LEWIS G. GALLAwAY,
ESQ.,, Of Tchula, New Orleaus dates.
The Orleans papers complain grevious
ly Of failures of the mail. We also have
complaint against the mail, not only for
failing TO come; but also for failing to
bring US much that is either interesting
or important when il does come.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10
ANNUNCIATlONS'

Or We arc authorized TO announ'' Il
AS J. GREEN, OF Warren County, y,
didate for Congress, at the election ~ NV
next. =,
GIVE are auihorizedto announce H.,
LOMAX, as a candidate for Comfy ="
CT WE are authorised to annoul.'
G. ADAMS as candidate for Asses'O"
GIVE are authorised to annOun'' "A
GREY as candidate for Assessor =
collector.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

TIE U. S. Bank.-Etm Brute!
the dying bank exclaim Mr. Gay
MES that he has ever been The 'Ile''
that bank, and makes serious chi
against it. He says:
II regretted its charter"
81 regretted its name, as calfa''p
decicre and lead only 70 disaster a''
feat"
II always protested against "
81 have no business connection w
Tor many years.
There has certainly been grea, NO. no
ministrdtion ofcoacerns." A''a'' :
pOsisOr.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

We so,;";' FOR OPINIONS s.r,
R ms s''loln the vote by which, I p'
a n'vs' were dismissed from Ihei, =, H.
printers 10 the United STATE, ST.. P'l''|
Most of'ho Honorable s. ,,,''a'''
voted for the dismission Of BIa d,' : \
nave ,' been want to discor,e grandma.
y, ~, IN opposition 10 every specie, f
Ca pros'r'p''on;"nd indeed ,h,r MI I
w" o i was so great, that al times h
''n"'s,"ed it existed where il &c, !
not But a change Of doaiin,Dt !.
seems TO have wrought cbauss r :
opinions IN relation 10 Tie cb.r,c,.,
this great and dangerou. poIitic,I ~.
and they have recorded lte,, w.. ! !
removal of duly elected publ, NH
I"gal"s' whom no objections could !.
'o' save that their political lenet,, ,p
noxl0us to the present party in poug
we are not aware that il has ,v.,
said of Blair s. Ri,es, that he, il
perform their duties as public o,;,,,
promptly and in good faith. Il d,
not prescription, it is at Ieast, III,
every thing but name. The vOt. !,
dIssission stand thus.
Yeas Messrs, Archer, Barrow, b,
Bayard, Berrien, Choate, Clay oiE.
lucky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Bsrg
son, Huntington. Kerr, MaognD, N
rick, Miller, Morehead, Porter, Pres
Rlves, simmons, Smith, Of fla, South
Tallmadge' White, Woodrdgs--29e,
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Benton, b
anan, Calhoun, Clay of Alabama, G
burt, Fulton, King, Linn, NcRd,
Nicholson, Sewer, tSmilh Of Conusc
Sturgeon, Tappan' Walker, Wootb
Wright-1S.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

OGLE rs. THE WnrGs.-A Wall
ton correspondent Of the United 8
Gazatle, speaking Of The furniture i
White House, says:
"And in what condition does Ga
Harrison find the executive mans
Absolutely dennded ofeyery sric'
comfort which he has left at bis hons
the west, far exceeds any whichMf
Buren, Will beqnealh to him whenhela
The Prlsidenl's house. He has aIra
been obliged 10 give an order for bsd'
bedsteads, to enable him to accOnna
his family"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

ANOTHER NEW PApER.-We haVt
ceived the first number ola new we
journal called, TINES TABL
published nj Louisville Mississ,ps'
Andrew MarschaIk. The Tablet,
poses TO devote its columns, Chpa
science and literature.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

OF Omitted States Bank Stock /,
selling at ia cents on the dollar 7
The kind Of institution without v
we are told by a certain class Of }
clans, the fiscal affairs oflhis nldg
40, be conducted.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

A PUBIC Mrr-,..
attention Of our reads We caI
Per e t county ths St% ' sI%ss. he'd e.
20 T 1Sund On our first page. '''' Which
opposition to the monsl strong srspI
proposition ?; !" a to tax the posp Iei =, ID
?, 70 pay the illegally and q (,,a Mini
created q he S q eS' q n. (. 81
bankers and now altem n ! ,y1 y P''itl
upon the people. r''u '0Ie'ls
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10
S. ID. SHACKELFORD,

0y- The Vcksburg sentinel says tha,
Col. James Mosher, revolutionary SOL
der, has been removed from the office of
surveyor ofthe port Of Baltimore, by Gen.
Harrison; and a worthless partisan put
in his place.
Then one soldier at least, has found
the la'ch-slring of the Generals door
pulled in.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

RETRENcnMENT- Go TT Doors .-On
our first page will be found the procIama
ton OF President Harrison, convenina The
Congress Of the United States on the 3lst
day of May next. This extra session
will cost the nation vast amount OF
money; and although we are neither a
prophct,no the son Of prophet, we conf
IDENTIFY predict that it will be productive Of
no benefit commensurate with the expense.
When the peculiarly critical condition
OF our finances induced Mr.. Van Buren, 10
call an extra session of Congress, the
whole wing ranks, from their leading
statesmen to the br ainless quid nunc, bel.
lowed in the cry Of extravaganza but
now forsooth, when Gen. Harrison calls
an extra-session, evidently for no other
purpose, than to repeal the Independent
Treasury law, and restore the reign Of
banks; itisall right; and there Is nothing
in the act at variance with his retrencb.
ment principles.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10

tho meeting in favor Of their adoption
when, on motion, theywere unanlmousl,
adopted.
On motion OF ]. nj. Cardozo, the fol
lowing committees we're appointed, al
standing committees Of the Holmes coun,
ty Anti Bond Association:
CENTRAL CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE.
JOHN r. SUMMERS,
OHIO w. BEALL,
j. NJ, CARDOZO,
BENZ. GRIFFIN,
JOHN M. CLEMENT,
NJ. d. HAYNES,
}. III. FITZPATRICK,
N. II. RlVES,
DIR. w. b. HARVEY.
COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE.
LEXINGTON. MI. PLEASANT.
Ohio W. Beall. VIM A MCGEE
James Tory. Jos, Darksdale
Leland Noel. Geo. W Muirhead
Claibonrn Hurts VIM MuIrhead
w b Harvey Daniel Blue
John G Reeves EuLoGY.
Aug. Pilchford w StaufieId
Jesse Edwards G Roberts
RIcHLAND. Nathan Morris
Roland Williams TCHuLA.
d + Dulany JIM Gwin
DIR. Crane II J Davis
J 5 Tanner Nv Davis
III Barksdale
On motion the proceedings ofthis meet
ing were ordered TO be signed by the Pres
dent; counlersign by the Secretaries
and published in the Lexington Union.
On motion of j. NJ. Cardozo the meet
'og then adjourned 10 the third monday il
his month.
S. ID. SHACKELFORD,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10
N Office.

~ ~ / II y e. ~
YEyHE undersigned having l ..''
ILL., co-partnership for tran's !.
general commission business 10 WI ~
Of New. Orleans, under the tlf@ = n
g. Bell. One Of this firm, y u
will remain throughout the s1'I n
Vicksburg, and will be prepare "a
times to receive consignments, an' \
advances on Cotton. The olli''
80 Banks Alley, New Orleans; re
ADRIAN A. HALsI'I
JOHN Nj. BELL
February 20, 70
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-10
J.F. SUNNI EDlToR.
LEXINGTON, MISS.
Saturday, April 10. 1871.

Democratic State Rights Ticket
For Congress.
A. G. BROWN,
JACOB THOMPSON.
For Governor.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS.
For Secretary of Stdte.
THOMAS b. WOODWARD.
For Auditor of Public Accounts.
A. ID. SAUNDERS.
For State Treasurer.
RICHARD s. GRAVES.