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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

" For SnIe.-A WIG NEWSPAPER, in one OF the
most popuou villages The Hudson River Subscription
good advertising excellent-job printing valuable
practical printer would find it lucrative investment The
only OF the proprietor for wishing to dispose OF the
establishment the state of his health which requires
more active occupation. TerTs For particulars in
uuire of Il. GREELEY, Editor of New-York Tribune
i,,Ot. .l,utlI Iiiu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
HENRY HARRIS, Secretary, aus

p Eaurth Ward.-The Whis Electors Of the 4tb
Ward equesed tomeet at the Shakespeare Hotel corner
of William and Duane Streets Monday event 9th inS
at o'clock for the purpose OF choosing five Delegates to
County Conventio- select thirteen Delegates repre-
this county State Convention be held Syracuse
on the 9Th day of September next BY order OF the 4h
Ward Wing Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

II Tenth Wartl.-ln pursuance OF the recommen-
Salon of the General Committee, the Democratic whig
street, on Monday evening" August Sh At o'clock for The
purpose OF choosing five Delegates from this Ward
County Convention. be held in this City, there select
thirteen Delegates represent this City and County in the
State Convention TO be held at Syracuse on the S of Sep
tember next Ry order. JAS. H. PlNKNEY,
Chairman Ward Committee.
r Rp.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
0rro WM. VAN TuyL, Secretary.

D Second Ward.-Pursuant to the recommendation
Of the General Committee the DEMOCRATIC Wings of the
Second Ward requested TO meet at Jones's Second
Ward Hotel Monday Evening, August ath O'Clock,
the purpose of choosing FIVE Delegates the County
Convention appoint thirteen Delegates to the State Con-
yenion, to be held at Syracuse September 7tt.
By order of the Ward Committee.
JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

vOHN McCABE g. CO.'S Intelligence
j Oaicc 90 Nassau-st INSTRUMENTATION. NJ H. Grin
nell Fl Brevort. ESQ W. Irving. Prot. Renwick. nd
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
GARATOGA PAVILION FOUNTAIN.

TOPYING PRESSES.-The .subscrl-
bers offer for wholesale retail, their -ntire
stock of nearly 100 Copying Presses of Rtches Edinburg
satoners Hall and Sheridans at reduced prices 10
suit thu times Also English German and American Copy
ng Ink Copying Backs aud papers, and every article re-
uuisi,c for use with the press DAVID FELT CO.
' Staomer's Hall, 2t5 Pearl street and
.,s o. woll strast onno,i,e NprrhantS Exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

MONEY TO LOAN.-Temporary ad-
vances made upon most descriptions OF saea6le per
s,aa property goods merchandise, &c Apply al % John
street corner OF Nassausreet office NO. Sd story Open
from A NJ I'LL 2 u. Nj. auo IVY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

iHsn single ISL
ed to order for keel pieces sawed 10 order into deck
mill .has &c vale stuff plank. bridge and scow
and nIank of all sizes ma plank, gutter SckS bauS-
ch;niy dimension stuff trades and building timber
bridge timber, king and queen OF every descr'puoh
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock lenders &c
GEORGIA PINE TIMB Err ,,.rn
in Logs, for tspmasts; or HEMLoCh IND W.! IN.
Iumne and nrders engine ing and cross timber and
frames and .Sery other des for all other requiring
crintiol tAa, nav be required low priced article.
pph,ic Contractors Bridge Builders Manufacturing Com
panies Shippers and others. requiring large ordes may
depend upon having them executed ut the shortest nouce
R--We have also in operation superior Circular
Saws for making long or short small sized sussuch as
paes blind lab, oakum STATS wedges rocker oos &c vi
aws let by the hour 10 persons furnishing their own timber
for rip saving prosecuting. To all those Interested IN
the above invite call and examine Tor themselves al
'he 'iii 1901 o. fouf'eeA'' % &C coLYER DUGARD.
~ B-Ar VIM A. Palmer is now fitting up complete
Turning Establishment with power 10 execute every
description of turning great saving from former prices
thus afording TO builders and others facilities for obtaining
materials exceed by other establishment in the country
GEORGE CoLYER New.Yerk IL, steam saw Mill aos I'm.
STOCK OF GOODS.--Any person
- having small stock of Goods z to $4,000 to dispose
of cheap on short time house OF uDdoubted credit may
address L. B. this Office, with particulars. auo II
TAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
MILTON (Rye )Westchester CO., N Y.-Parents wish
ne TO place their soss in Christian family for their educa
ton are respectfully informed that this School is limited to
twelve Boarders and heathfu pleasant situation
Terms $50 year. ,r;o -,
Rev Dr.. Peck Rev. Geo. Coles, Rev. ". Lane r!ancs
Hail. ESD Cor. r. Dsosway, Esq, New iork Gity y
Swinburue, Principal White Pairs Academy Eilsa na
ssed, ESQ., Rye.
ans U s,a,1sn. r. MATHISON, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

u Democratic Whigs.-The Democratic whig
Electors of the First Ward requested pursuant 10
recommendation Of the General Committee, 10 meet at NJ.
Threshers Broadstreet Hotel on Monday Evening next
O'clock for the purpose OF choosing five Delegates to
represent this Ward at County Convention be held
the Broadway House Thursday the th instant TO
ecl thirteen Delegates represent the City and County OF
NewYork the State Convention be held at Syracuse
the 9th day of September nexL-NewY Aug 5. 1872
OLIVER COBB, Chairman.
WM Tryr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
FOUND-A Wallet with an

NE UNEY FUUND-N WdIIct WItIi dH
FE ameuat of money, quite large for poor man 10
lose these hard times lourd which the owner obtain
on applications proof OF ownership at the Office OF he
New York Poudreite Company. lib Nassaus by whose
where criosts are frequently discovered and always re-
trrned when the owner is known X MINOR. aus St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
WANTED.-A Teacher of

L Drawing and Painting, TEACHER OF frencn, m r.
Teacher OF the Piano. and Assistant Teacher IN the Eng
l,h Department wanted uote addI esed past Padto
F. g. Box 2Ss, Upper Post 0he stating the SITUATION a
sired and giving references will he attended to ltnmeti
aely or before 25th inst. No arrangements can be
made for less time thas year from Sepllst auo wv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

A YOUNG MAN who has Capital OF
~ ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in cash and free ot
debts wishes 20 connection " ith man oil IKE cap
Ia and steady business habits IN iamly grocery OF any
included in the trade. Address line 10 r. NJ H. aI l'
office s,a,inp ,ylere an Interview be bad. au4 ot
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

HOTELS, Steamboats, and Families lts
supplied with good servants at Hutson's ohce; 2oos
Pearl street Watering places supplied with Cooks, Waix
eis' 1"a'"oe'ti- ~ ~ l9tf is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
THOMAS H. BuRRAs, Secretary. au6 2t-
E Fifh Ward Democratic vyhigs.-Pursu

e Fifth Ward Democratic Whigs.-Pursu-
ant 10 recommendation OF the General Couimtee the
Democratic Wing Electors the Fifth Ward requested
attend public meeting be held at The Marion House,
lS5 Chape.street, Monday Evening, 9th Instant at
O'clock for the purpose Of choosing FIVE Delegates repre-
sent the Ward in County Convention select thirteen Dele
gates represent the City in the State Convention 10 be
held al Syracuse. WARREN CHAPMAN, Chm.
Francis C.. WITrEsBERc Secretaries. ap6 q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

renort 10 tbe Senate stating that the Public Money was
kep by the State Banks rs follows Exchange Bank Pitts,
burg; Pscatqua Bank. New Hampshire; FarInerS e ana
ana Bank OF America New. York; Norwalk Bank, Ohlo
Ohio Lie and Insurance Bank inn aHd hs oce M
Forward has been placed the head the Treasury De-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

There is no change In specie The stock is very large
and the exported demand limited Small lots are coming
in daily from different parts OF the country ahc 'e
, hors rms. he much larger than our wants require
Mexican dollars are at prem. Spanish dollars 4
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

DOARDING.-Very desirable Rooms,
I inst vacated with good board, in private family
can be obtained reasonable terms by applying at o
In street near ST. Johns Park. Jyl8 III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

M ANTED-Ten or twelve active, ~
wv elligen men TO procure subscribers IN the country
for the popular periodicals OF the day Men who have
No foreigners need apply Undoubted testimonials oil cha
racler will be required. Wv
;1o al and 10 School. ST. Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

M ANTED-By a Young Man who has
wv had several years experience in an extensive Com.
mission and Auction House situation as .heeRe os
Salesman, would accept OF an active Agency.
moderate Please apply 81 Wa-sree up stairs aus OF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

NAT ANTED-In a Lamp Store, stou
Wv active Bow about l6 or II years OF age, who ca
make himself useful elhcr in OF DOORS whose parent
reside in the cy-o decided moral or religious characei
and who can give the of references sisail conpen
sation only will be allowed Apply at No. o97 BROADWAY
helMeen the hours Of and O'clock auf JUS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

diiu sbOi HoliIC, VIZ
WHITE OAK TIMBER
in cribs or single logs, or saw
ed TO order, for keel pieces.
mill shafts, &c.; vale stuff
and plank Of all sizes; ma.
chinists' dimension stuff,
bridge timber, king and queen
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock tenders, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

u Wanted to borrow, the sum Of $500 on first mort
gage of fertile and productive Farm of l60 acres in Erie
Co., Pa under good cultivation, and worth at least
$4,000. The advertiser has All uancumbered WARRANTED
deed direct from the State and will pay any reasonable
rate for the loan repayng it in four annual payments, or
all at the end of three years. may be preferred Inquire
OF the Editor of the Tribune who well acquainted with
the advertiser and his premises. Jy7u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

pEW in Ascension Church for sale
Pew No ls on the ground floor, in the body OF t't
Church Anny al No Z. South street lei5
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

This popular article is commended to the public as pecu
liay desirable at the presn, time. for lis economy 70
elegance and durability, compeses successfully with To
most costly Hats worn. Price $S 25 SPENCER,
ais II Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

w AsTEDAs S5 .a,. 81 Was' eas aR s;.ss s,as
German will be preferred. Also, Agents--ihe SITUATION
| cd
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The Senate did not sit on the 25th.-
In the House there was an animated de-
bate on an amendment of Mr.. Wise to an
amendment of Mr.. Fillmore TO the Loan
Bill, pending which Mr.. Thomas F. Mar
shall of Ky. made brilliant speech.
The President sent in q message ad-
dressed to the two houses of Congress,
relating to the condition of the country
and the Government ia reference to ex-
listing endorsements. The public debt
is represented on the authority of the
Secretary of the Treasury to be Sl4,-
100000, and that the loan bill unless
materially amended will fail TO produce
the necessary correction ofsxisting abu-
ses. The existing demand is more by
So, 800, 900 than that provides for. "The
duties it is recommended shall be of q
discriminating character and so framed
as to afford protection TO domestic manu-
facturers. The President does not b
Iieve that 20 per cent. will be sufficient
for this, and he therefore recommends
an advance with view of affording dis
eliminating duties and with q view o.
producing a revenue adequate to the
defences of the country"
"The second recommends ton is that
the land fund be appropriated for the Sc
curity ofthe stock of the Government
Its distribution is impossible, it is con.
tended, with an increase ofduties beyond
90 per cent. according TO the letter OF
the act. By pledging the public domain
then TO the security Of the payment OF
the interest of the public debt, it is be-
lieved that loan OF S15.O0O,OOO may
be procured, which amount is recon-
mended and believed to be necessary"
The Senate did not sit on the 26th ult.
In the House Mr. Wise made a speech
in reply to Messrs. Marshall and Fill
more, IN continuation of his speech com
menced the day before. "Mr Wise &C
cupled the floor during the day, and dis.
cussed almost every question Of public
interest from the loan bill TO the land
bill, and from the land bill to our Mexican
relations
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16
THE CREOLE.

We intend shortly to publish pro-
spec,us for the second volume OF inns III
teresting sheet. We intend to make Il
more desirable, and more worthy OF pat
ronage, in various ways. In the hrs'
Mace we mean to reduce the price OF sub
scription, with the hope of extending
our circulation and in the next, we do
not mean that one years experiences shall
20 by without affording ourself and rea-
ders a profit, not in the way of money
Lord knows, for that We do not expect to
make. But we mean to have . better
paper we know better what will suit
the taste of our readers, and intend 10
suit the public palate.
We want the patronage of planters
that is, we want more OF it than we hare
had, aud a portion OF our paper being
appropria ed TO Agricultural matter, shall
make it more acceptable to them. Ou'
of 100 voters we ought to have abou
400 subscribers, and if we can get the
public interested for US, and procure 300
subscribers, the Creole shall be had fo
So 90 year. That shows what we are
willing to do, and if we have liberia
population in Madison County, which
We know full we'll, 600 subscribers cal
be- obtained and between the reade
and ourself we think we can furnish
So 90 worth of information or amuse
ment in the course of l2 months. W.
do, pom honour We don't reduce thu
price because we think the Creole no
worth SIS 90, but to accommodate our
self to the exigencies of the times.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16
KEEP UP APPEARANCES.

When the petition from New York for
the assumption by the General Govern
ment of Mississippi's debts, and her
election eromthe Union. was cad, sh ri
time since, in the House Of Representa-.
tives, Mr.. Thompson, our valorous Re.
preventative, rose and said in reply to
some statements in the petition, "Now
sir, | have to say that these statement.
are false and calulnnious; and in add.
ton, | say to these petitioners, to the
members of this body, and to the who le
world, that whoever asserts that
the State Of Mississippi IN her late pro
ceedlngs in regard to her reputed debts
has acted dishonesty or dishonorabIy
ID q base liar and caIumniator, and t.
him hold myself responsible"
Ha! ha! ha! that's right; spunk W
Jake.
"Tne King of France, with forty thousand mel
Marched up the hill, and then march'd dowI
again."
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16

Was lately being sold Oas propria pr
sOn9. Ia 81. Frances ccaasv. ArkaaS.s.
under the act for the heaest az sseA
"Varmlnss," usually called IN vaxrAns
act He was hoisted On the block aas
al the moment ne wAs about AeiaR ksel~a
over BY the auetionser's Aanrer . -
highest bidder. when ne CHARMED lie "a
EFT OF the valuation la. Afaer : lis,l.
consideration, this vas 2. aaeea Aisn~aa3
. eommist'-s appointed % appraiss hia
according to law. though NJ exa~slx i.
such cases made and proxis~d. he was
valued Al 81 { cents AID ~ wus axasu
put up to shs highest biis-r. and kaoek.
cd down al 20 eenis.-NOs briaxsax TO
thirds OF bis appraised value. tAs fellow
actually 81 elear.-lksss.rs Rsp.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16


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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16
RESUMPTION-

A committee from the Banks in Ken
lucky convened in Louisville on the 9Th
inst. and resolved that i. was "expedient
and proper" to resume on or before the
18th June, and that it be Recommended
to the banks TO continue a regular course
Of discounts and disbursements, in order
that as much shall be paid out as shall be
paid in, so that the circulation shall not
~ diminished"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16
TEX as.

The latest newsfrom the single star
Republic indicates that the Mexican ma
rauders have all retreated in haste, al d
that old Sam Houston is trying 10 get ~
his expedition to invade Mexico. The
hero had better stay at home, or Their e
might be danger Of losing his laursls
acquired heretofore. We think it will
be about as much as the Texans can d
to remain where they are, wlthOu. seek
ing conquest abroad.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16

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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16
GEN. GAIN IS.

1t is said this old veteran is now on a
tour of inspection tout west.'' This trim
was contemplated before the news of the
Texan invasion. He goes to Wheeling
shenceto Detroit, Mackinaw, St. Louis,
and thence to New Orleans and the
South Western frontier.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16

The drops that trhckls wslhia TIE cav
srn harden. yet brigatsn iaso spars a
they indarate. Neshing - nors pollsA
ed. nothing more cold. tAan thaf -ss3s.n
which IS the work OF Former se.rs. q fs~-
mer Passiors and = formed witAiaa ~
sing and solitary MAI :
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16
OUR TOWN.

Our little town has the character OF
being the prettiest inland village in the
whole southwest this character it de-
serves too and not in the way of boast
ing either. All who visit it are apt to
remark upon its beauty of location and
arrangement. The grove that surrounds
the Court House, situated in IFS centre,
would torn a decoration to many places,
having the advantage of age and the en-
bellishing hand of long care and protec-
ton. A gentleman with whom we con-
versed few days since, and who once
resided here, remarked that he had late
~ travelled over large portion of Lou
isiana and Mississippi, and previously
over q considerable portion of the Union,
and without seeing any village so attrac-
tive in appearance. The society too, with
all the polish and refinement of the citv,
mingles in pleasing contrast with its ru-
raj decor atoms. The numerous private
residences erected within a few years
speak peace and conten.ment, not to be
found in the crowded thoroughfares OF
the city. Here, shut out from the din
and turmoil of marts, and the dissipa-
lions that will intrude upon capitals
where from all quarters, "man do congro-
gate," the calmness of dreamy and
peaceful existence exhibits It's benign in
fluence.
Ii tWo or four OF those Courthouse
yard gates were closed, and at the 9TH
ors steps were substituted for them, il
would be quite an imp rOvement. At pre-
sent every thing, horses, hogs and cows
are allowed to Craze upon ground which
was not designed for their use. In a
short time the trees will be dead, and cool
breezes will desert the shade which
makes that yard such pleasant prom
enade.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16

The following s,Atssnsag . PsblisA~3
10 the New Orleans PaPers,-FIrkss1rg
WAig
Cash ASKS Of the NJ Orleans Gaak<
compared with their Casa Lass si-S.
- exhibited 10 lAe sfatsas~at passi>A-a
sy Ihs Bard Of Carrsaey "a Ih= =
instant.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16

Messrs. Van Buren, and Paulding arri.
we'd at Mobile on the 7th inst. Business
of = private nature lcOurting nomina
ton for the next Presidency and the sup.
port of the South) is said, also, 10 be the
cause of the frs, gentleman's visit 10 he
South.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16

The Constitution framed by the land :
holders of Rhode Island and submitted to
the people for ratification, has been re-
jected by some 1900 or 1900 majority
out oil a vote of $4,000.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16

No. g ofthe Southern Quarterly Re-
view is out, and its leading article, "The
Natural History Of Society,"" does not
please the editor Of the N. o. Bulletin.
We had intended giving our opinion OF
the first number, but press of other bu-
siness for some time past, has prevented
The first and second both shall receive a
notice after a while.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-16
Effects Of Flattery.

An unsuccessful lover was asked hy
what means he lost his divinity /; aalas. !
cried ne, 81 fiattercd her until she 90,
100 proud TO speak 10 me-"