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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

The LATE ELrcrlos II Onlo.--The Columbus
State Journal SCI. down tbe aggregate vote in the
whole State, in round numbers, thus: Gorwa
10000, Shannon 1873, 100, King 5,4OO---totai
255, 500 Thr entire vote lS40 was, for Corwn
144,442, for Shannon l29, 9,3l2; total pa ,I53.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

RHODE IsLANp.-The General Assembly o
Rhsde Island have passed a bill appointing lhurs
day, the Gath instant, to be observed as day ol
Thanksgiving througho the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

KssrucxY.~-The scheme OF improving .ee nav
isarion of the Kentucky river, by means OF locAs
and dams, so as to render 1t nayigaole ,cs Seah
boats a. all stsges Of water, has proYeo pssiee''
successful.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

w Aid. Purdy lately remarked that John Nc
Keon had taken up his portmanieau and walked
into the Sixth District obtain a nomination.
Well: John may now take it up again, and make
another move. 1t isn't every man who enjoys the
luxury of two defeats in one election.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

~ A" MEMolR OF Thomas McCoY; with an
Accoun, of the Horrd Fight at Hastings which
Ended in his Death, and Reflections accustomed
thereby: BY Friend of Humanity, has Just
been published in neat, cheap pamphlet, and is
for sale at No. 26 Beekman street As it is pub
lshed for the benefit of the unfortunate Mother Of
McCoy and is calculated to produce a most salu-
tary impression. we hope it may be widely read
1t may bs obtained al this oifice.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

FRox TkxAs-Texa. papers of October 8, ID.
dca,e that there will be sSme sharp @etk ,Ooa
or the Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
The policy recommended is 10 cross that river
and levy contributions or the Mexican towns Chi.
huahua, for example, is marked "a good for 5000,
600, Monterey and Saltiiio 100000 each, Sc,
and the valley of the RIO Grande is expected to
furnish horses, cattle and sheep by thousands. In
short the expense of the war is to be provided tor
by robberywhicl perhaps is not altogether unfair,
as the war is forced upon the Texans. The orders
of the President to Gen Son1crville TO concen-
rate the troops the East bank the Rio Grande,
where such of them are willing 10 cross will
be permitted to return. The penalty for not march
ING TO the Rio Grande ia forfeiture of citizenship,
and of all right title to land, and fine OF iivs
hundred dollars. A treaty with the Indians wa.
to be held Mt the Waco village the Gath Of oc-
tober, the object being 10 secure peace witk all
the bordering tribes.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

NJ The Philadelphia Inquirer says that Joseph
Burton, an Englishman who aed to this country
some time since after swindling by forgery bank
ar. in Middlesex to the amour, OF es7oo, is want
ed bv the officers of justice. A reward OF ssoo
viii be paid for his apprehension
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

D Suspicious have been excited in Philadel-
phia that a lad some eight years old, recently
buried there was beaten 10 death by some of his
family
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

T The vote is $40 higher than eoer before
and the majority 200 higher than in ls4O. With
as high poll throughout the State, the result
would have been much the same. The candidates
are all pretty we'll known in Albany.
The whole Wing ticket is elected in Albany
County by over 200.
Rensselaer, has elected the whole Loco ticket
by about 100 majority-Congressman by 93-lust
the number who were Namralized against us on
rhs day of Election.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10


PERU.-Lima papers to the 9th OF August, and
Valparaiso papers 20 the 23d OF July, have been
received here.
The Minister of Chill having offered his media
ton for the adjustment of the difficulties between
Peru and Ecuador, tie Peruvian Government has
accepted his offer.
The steamer Chill arrived at Callao August 3D.
from Valparaiso, having conveyed. either part
or the whole of the distance, lOi passengers.
On the ID OF August, the U. S. ships Cyane
Yorktown and Dale were at Ccquimbo.
The American merchant vessel Gloucester at
Copiato; the American scAr. Coqumbo was at
lquique.
Tho Peruvian Government has issued " decree,
declaring Gen. Lafuente, who commanded de-
tachment of their army in the Department of Aya-
cucho, rebel, and prohibiting all public function.
aries from giving him assistance.
Notwithstanding this decree, however, Latuene
was returned to the Electoral College of Lima;
having received 80 out of l2l votes
The RoeuE's PROGRESS In the Natchitoche,
Herald of the 18th ut. we find the following: A
fellow calling himself Spencer who is, we believe,
worthless son of the Secretary of War, passed
through here some time since, and took in several
of our citizens for small amount. Representing
himself TO be in the service OF the Government,
having bean sent to institute some inquiries at H.
Jesup, he borrowed from one $50 and from another
horse, and proceeded to the Fort. There he
was very kindly treated and made much of as the
son of the Secretary. He informed them that he
was instructed to examine the progress of the
opening of the Raft, to which point he departed
Arrived at Shreveport, the seq, of his official du.
ties was removed TO Fort Towsos Since this he
has not been heard from. To what extent he
levied contributions on the route, we have mol
learned Our friends here, however, are minus
nne his money and The Other his horse.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

" Public attention is particularly called to Tue
binary case of from The use OF
! PARIS LIFE Pills ." -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

r This is the last week DR.. Valentine at Ie Ttr
can Museum also OF the fortunelelling 5ipsy ""I
Feeiee Mermaid draws crowds of visiters there
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10
CITY INTELLIGENC

LAWYERS DlARr-This Day. November le.-
Coxaos PLEAs-Part Nos IS g. 20, i3, 3. i5 q, 81
S. s. 3 IfS Par, 2-Nos l52, Is, a2 g. 49, s l4O, 81
Ctsrrrr CousrNo> 49, IA, 73 56 1885, III, ia 20. iso
Is3 i 1856 l Ig lss 2O0 2ol, EOS, 6 2i0 2ll C7, 2lS
WEDNESDAY, November 9.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-10

II The New.York Museum had very inii i a1gt Tbsre
last night The performance went on wen as n,ss be
Manager declares only peron ATTENDS NC hs sl
sappons him He annsunfef n,modps TO psSSek Ssaka' Ros
p polpca ~ Wr;gbt Ir are 10 be SEEN The FCD11 ''s'
n,s;d viii shortly arrive from HUMBUG Island,
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Mississippi Creole,
AVN PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
~. PREWETT.
r SATURDAY By

Fire Dollars invariably in advance.
sshing to discontinue will please give
Seof IN i0riting.
ERUPTION received for less time than
sements inserted at the rate of One
square, (ten lines or less,) for the
ION, and fifty cents square for each
ice.
|sements which are not limited on the
4. as to the number of insertions, will
ned until ordered out, and charged
Ey.
of a personal nature, whenever adj
IN be charged atthe rate Of Too Dol
.ery ten lines for each insertion. Po-
kniars or public addresses, for the be-
5ividual persons or companies, will
az advertisements, and at the same
cling Candidates for Office will Ten
BIB.
Work must be paid for on delivery.
on letters must be paid, or they will
nded to.
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IN premiums - tbs scriesy SAL 81 en-
nrsly from the funds eoasri Safed ~ssAsa
the county Of Hiads. aad these iaara~.ss
ately adlaeents other coalrisafsonx SAIL
De Appropriated Eor tae gsaeral b~aeSs 81
the >sats IN promoting ne eaa.e cf AZ
rlculturc, Sc-
hsSofrsd, That this socsetv - A. -
subsequent Gaeeslngs awar3 prea,iaz-rs Scr
The best crops Of eogsoo. ezra. wAs4s. -
tatoes, oais, backs heaf. rye. gas. rses
peas and agricultural aad kor.s..1.tsarsl
products generalIv.
Resoired. That ire Far q tAsz So
y, Tor the SPriag sT lSts. 6e heI3 - -
city Of Jaekson o. sA@ Il "Wednesday 81
April.
Res0lrei, That The Treasurer i
directed 10 make the reeessasx ar
rangsments TOR PareAaSag cas-. ae1
procuring the csrti6catus - s. awarse.l
as premiums by tbs sociefv.
Resoirs&, Tat al newspa,ers r.
this State frie=&2y 10 The caase ..
Agriculture. and IS Kindred narsass..
De requested 70 PGb,isa tAese proseed
ings.
Rssolsez, That this Co.aasssss l. nsz
adjourn.
pRyOp Frs go
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kae = H<esAaws az& 4 a,ee4rs - -
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go wsaal mn&esG - Is &ruaza4
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PROTEST..

Is, we, the undersigned, mem
House Of Representatives of
u Mississippi, having, in oppo-
E rules which the House has
pr its government, refused to
the passage Of certain resolu
ation to the acts of the extra
Congress Of 1841, introduced
coleman, a member from De
y, and having thereby seem.
Icted ourselves to the charge
against the House of Repre-
Q which we belong, a decent
the opinions Of our constltu-
US to set forth the reasons
5 by which we have been &C
conceded by all that rules Of
i were instituted for the pro-
mlnorities. Majorities need
on. 1t cannot be denied that
are so far conventional in
e and operation, that when a
lSregards and sets them aside
rPose of accomplishing arbi-
END which cannot be achieved
mentary course, the minority
dissolved quoad hoe from all
70 observe, on their part, the
violated by the majority.
e rules by which the House
natives processes to be gov
as follows: "Any member
the division of the question
ease will admit Of it." (Rule
nlormlty to this rule, Mr..
zoo, moved that the vote be
leman's resolutions SeriGtim ;
was amended by Mr.. Weir
and Mr.. Bradford Of Mar
read as follows: "That the
! separately on each reso-
pc sections of the preamble
with the word whereas. ;"
On was first decided by the
7 out Of order; for the rea-
esolutions were like a bill,
Which were indivisible on
passage. Afterwards, the
Otlng the propriety Of his
nl'ted the question to the
me House, by a vote Of an
orlty, refused the call for
rewards Mr.. Mount moved
e be taken separately on
esolutlons;'' which motion
J the Speaker to be out OIL
reason that the motion al
was substantially the same
u now ordered. And upor
Inc decision Of the chair
vas sustained. Before thu
; Mr. Clarke of Jefferson
y The division Of the ques
= likewise decided by III,
pat Of order.
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antl-bond vote. The 18th section of the
Sd article of the constitution REQUIRES
that leach House shall keep a journal OF
It's own proceedings and publish the
same. The minority finding that il was
the settled purpose of the majority 10 dis
regard alike the constitution and the
rules OF the House, and that the journal
should contain only such matte rs as con-
formed to the taste and policy of that
majority, regardless OF facts, immediate
~ withdrew from the House for the pur-
pose OF determining what course duty 10
themselves and their constituents reoui-
red them to pursue. They returned and
demanded speedy and final decision of
the censnrlRg resolutions. Mr.. Mathews
moved the indefinite postponenent of
the whole matter, which was carried by
vote oil 30 ayes; to % noes. The menu
bers included in the censuring resolu-
lions being interested in the question.
did not vote undera rule of the House.
We feel that in refusing to vote we
but resisted the tyranny aud wanton dis
regard for the rules of the House and the
conscientious opinions of the minority
manifested by the majority. We feel
justified an foro conscientios. We stand
justified by the subsequent decision
the House, and confidently await the
affirmation of that decision by our con
stltuents and all who believe that "re-
slstance to tyrants is obedience to God. >
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From the Crescent City.
The POETS Grave.

BY D. MARTIN.
the child of rhantasy
Ink to rise no more!
low waves that beat againt
TVS black shore!
tning-fres of intellect,
layed around his brow,
old Oceans hidden peal,
and sheenless now!
J! But round his lonely grave
loud Of earth shall stand!
mourn a votary less
green, Eden land!
esy shall lose star
b yon sky shall burn
ng her never fading flowers;
litter round his urn!
was great!-the God-like gift
MUS shone Within
tering gems that deck the brows,
lvenly seraphin!
res wild wood lovliness
tursd clear and bright,
communion with the stars
eck the brow of Night!
Is! but Fame shall write his name
me's unlettered page
wreath of amaranth
an unborn age
3 waters cold and black;
II above his head
shall the name Of the son of song
bered with the dead!
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
JACKSON, TUESDAY EVENING,
9th February, 1912.

JACKSON, TUESDAY EVENING,
9th February, 1912.
Pursuant to previous notice the Exec
utive Committee of the Mississippi
State Agricultural Society met. Present,
Messrs. Lea, Elliot, Rucks, Phillips and
Copes.
The business which devolved on this
Committee Of graduating the premiums,
and making other arrangements in rela
ton to the Agricultural Fair of this
society to be held in April next, having
been taken up, the following tariff ofpre-
miums was agreed to
For the best Stallion. tho
rough bred,) a silver cup.
For the second best do
do. certificate.
For the best thorough bred
brood Mare, a silver cup.
For the second best do
do. a certigca,e.
For the bsstCOlt two years
old and under, do
For the best sucking Colt, do
For the best Jack, a silver cup.
For the second best do. a certificate.
For the best Jack colt, do
For the best Jeanett, a silver cup
For the second best do a certificate.
For the best youngJeanett, do
Fol- the best pair Of native
Mules, Affiick's plough.
For the second best do
do acerti6caie.
For the best thorough
bred Bull, asilver cup.
For the second best do
do. certificate
For the best young Bull,
not over two years old, a silver cup.
For the best Bull calf, a certificate.
For the best thorough
bred mich Cow, silver cup.
For the second best do
do. acerti6cais
For the best native Cow,
giving the greatest quantity
of milk, asiIver cup
For the best Boar, do
For the second bestBoar, a certificate.
For the best young Boar, do
For the best Sow, silver cup.
For the second best Sow, certificate
For the best Sow and litter
of pigs, silver cup
For the best pair of young
pigs, acerahease
For the best Ram, silver cup
For the second best Ram, a Certificate
For the best Eve, silver cup
For the second best Eve, a certi6cate
For the best Plough silver cup
For the best Harrow, DO
For the best CuItiyator, do
For the best Farm Cart, do
For the best lot of Butter,
notices. than 10 lbs. 4doz-slIver teaspoons
In addition the above DR.. Philips o.
fers premium of pair Of Berkshir
pigs for the best cultivated farm
to be awarded by the premium commit
| tee.
i Col. Tarpley offers 3 Berkshire pig :
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So - sAe ells~i-< ~ lzsssa. -Aa-A
was a.1et-l - ae-rlaa.asssss
=. - 49, lhas - sea-@sfv I'D -
49, Prerlaaa ~ - uatoa. tAzs
,~ess go ssrta saaz ee@rel - -
p aflzs asass~s - sac. $3.50
- sase-ss "a assef1sE ta<lr r',y>s
lszrs IA z1sA &C.,
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not less Than 10 lbs. 4doL-siINeE teaspoohs-
In addition the above DR.. Philips Of
fers a premium of pair Of Berkshire
pigs for the best cultivated tarm,
to be awarded by the premium commit
tee.
Col. Tarpley offers Berkshire pig 70
the owner of the second best, 70 - adj
Judged in like manner
DR.. Philips will give . Berkshire
pigto the owner Of the best arranged
and cultivated garden, 70 be awarded -
above
Resolved, That The amount awarded
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PRYOR LEA. CAs.
/. s. COPES. Sec'rv.
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MARY HOWITT'S NEW WORK.
TEaE NEIGWROHs.

A TALE OF EVERY DAY LIFE, by Frederika Bre.
ne translated from the Swedish by hary Hewitt, WILL
BE PUBLISHED on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3d. ina
DOUBLE EXTRA NEW WORLD.
Mary Howi i, known favorably to American rea.
ders than almost any other writer OF her Her works
have always been Immediately repubhsd here, read
with great avdi;y The novel with the above title
translation, by her, from the Swedish and tale OF do
mesic e Of deep and pcrvadng interest Ths scenes, in.
cdents and customs, entirely new, and they
are depicted wiki wonderful skill and force The story is
which cannot fail 10 improve and soften the heart 1t
peculriy fitted for puro-mnded and scrupulous persons,
who generally object the kind of intellectual alimen sup
piled By wok, Of romance. We therefore hesitate not 10
recommend il warmly 10 the lovers OF good morals.
II Single copies 193 cents; agents. Sl2 per hundred.
Copies may be had al tue Office, so Ann ST. neatly put up in
wrappers for the mails. Aie at the Branch office, $50
Broadway. (2) n29 q
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DIED:

On Monday morning, after lcns and severe ihess "s
ria e. OgdeG, wife O! Israel Pos aged ~ year
The relatives and friends ri the any are asien 70 ~.
teri he funeral on Wednesday atieEn on the SUE istdf'
az O'Clock, rara her mothers residence 10 hss,e'
On tuesday mornng, 18th ao', atha i'iiia''' Ni az
daughter OF Thomas II. u ghee- - -.
Nov q, James Hume, Oldest son oi The iaie
Nov e. Isabeiia, wife OF Joseph a cutoi aged 81
New -, Joha Il Moore, aged q
Nov e. Thomas Cook ag-fiSl
Nov gf Mrs Mary Mcdonald aged rs
Nov 3, Harriet, vile oi John Mhls, Jr- 60.
Al CoIsacke, Nov. 2, Miaof Huboeh aged o. aihef o
Hon Peter Hubbel Of Greene Co
4tNeW.rk, n j., Nov 2, Robert o. Robinson aged 40
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DO youhurn s,ilf

fNANTU i OIL FL
u The subscriber been appointed Agen FOR the sale
of Oil for an extensive Oil Company Nantucket, and i,
prepared 10 supply his store from his wag
on daily or otherwise less than the usual market prices
by the cash.
Sperm Candles superior quality al q cents per To- by
the box.
NB-FaniIies who purchase gallons will be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers owners steamboats,, and any large con-
sumers Oil will be dealt with very liberal terms
o:ldeIvered in any part of The city free OF expense.
mis- I'm JAMES N. ALISTER, Ito Divl.ion.st.
IT An old s,,ys:cinn, wao has seen forty years
practice twenty of them surgeon in the best Cont
mental Armies OF Europe, being now in reduced crcuin
stances socts employment in Medical institution Dis
pensary or Drug Store. As compounder a-s dispenser
of Medicines, bis experience has been extensive and he
pcoHers The conclusive et oonal> 10 his capacity IN
tegrty and strictly temperate habits HIS naive language
The German, but he speaks readily French liaan o-
landic nd English His expectations OF present compen'
satioa are gery moderate Please address F. b. al this Of
6ra n26 If
u A Front Par!or 10 Let, with Board, on the
first floor suitable for Gentleman and Lady or two zen
,lemen. Also, several apartments for Single Gentlemen
Location within minutes walk OF the Post Office or the
Park. Apply al No s2 CITY HALL PLACE n4
u Post-Oaice, Newly ors, Nov: 25. lai2-5iAiL
ARaANsEMENTrhe Mail matter Tor iae Northern Coan,
Northern Parts OF Illinois aud Indiana and the territories
Wise nsin and Iowa forwaLded by me way OF rHa
dep ia and Pittsburgh (insead 8uIaol Mails for which
arr closed at 81 ocock P. II daily, except sundays on
.ick days all Mails ade up and The Oce closed 81 -
O'Clock p NJ (n2S 81 JoHY LoitlNEts u Oi.AhAh' r. vi
u Ezealtb, Qniei nnd Comfort.-The Gra.
ham House 6S Barclay NewYork, prorrs advantages
10 Strangers stopping few days weeks IN The city, sucn
rarely offered. II egiby located on clean s;a
airy street very the part ol the city, ana 10
the immediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat lsndne
Its apartments convenient aEd neat While us taoe Is
suo,ed with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can h
procured excluding entirely Animal Food ana
OF all kinds CHARGES moderate and every effort maca 10
render Bosrders Portable. shower Bais iFee he-
member 63 Barclay-s