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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

or The wing paper at Jackson is out
upon Luke Lea, Esq. for his letter in favor
of the Briscoe bill. Nearly page Of the
last number is devoted to Mr.. Lea. BY a
great effort we waded through the first CO.
lumn, but dropped asleep at the commence
ment of the second. The editor frets and
fumes "like hen with one chicken" and
seems TO be sorely troubled to keep toge-
Their the little remnant of whiggery in Mis-
sissippi. And he effects TO laugh at the
" harmonious domocracy"l
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09


FROM MEXICO. = The arrival oil The
United States squadron under Com. Con-
NER at Pensacola, brings dates from Vera
Cruz as late as the llth inst. Having
failed in receiving our files and cores
pondence, we are indebtedto the Picayuas
for the news. The occurrence Of most
interest is the breaking out Of another IN
surreclion in Mexico. The insurgents
were at first successful, taking possession
of the palace, and capturing thc President
and three OF his Ministers. ihey were
not supported, however, by sulilclent MILF
tary force, and alter BRIEF skirnlsn were
oyerpowered. For me time me insurrec-
ton is suppressed, but the conspiracy IS
supposed to ImplIcate many influential
personages, and has extensive ramllica-
lions. IoRNEL, one q we most Promin-
ent and leading men OF Inc nation, mas
been arrested on Suspicion. Inc ADJOURN
ment Of me mexican congress 'ooA
place on the SUN May but an extra sss'
SION was 10 be calleu on Inc LON ol 'n's
month, under the pre'ence, as was aieog-
ed, OF modifying the tarIif and regulating
the election laws. There WIN 90 pow
erful struggle on the part OF the cotton !
growers to exclude the foreign article
The American Minister, Mr. SnANSoN,
has left for the United States. l'he yer
low fever prevailed. at Vera Cruz fca con.
siderable extent Two French vessels 2,
war were there, the brgs G'lDona ana
Mercnre. 1,hree Candidates ior 'he f ress
dency are soliciting the suiirages o. 'ns
people, GOMEZ FARIAs, Ten, ALAoSrl
and The present Incumbent tnRREkA'
The PRESIDENTS message o. ING c'os-
ing OF Congress, on the Sotln May, iaiAs
a decided tone Of the necessity 5 q ,, yla.
uicatihS VIZ HUNT diiu tiiu LiStAfT ~ MINT
ico, should 'ney DC in'rggeu upon y ~
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

BROKE Winston B, Ready, condn-
cd in the jail Of this county on charge Of
stealing money at Greenwood, made his
escape on the mtrping Of the 4sh instant
He stole horse belonging to our towns
man, Dr. Ramsey. and was traced scvera
miles on The road leading east 70 Greenes
bore, &c. He is supposed 70 have gone is
Aberdeen, Monroe co. llo was furnished
by some person, with an eugur and bal
OF iron, by means Of which he effected hi.
escape from the jail.
or Communications Ne, omitted Thu
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

or The Mississippian, referring 10 re-
mark Of ours that Kinds ID one OF the
strongest wing coantiesin the State says
II Il mistake, "unless IN fact the assertion
Is to be understood as meaning that whig-
gerry has no strength in the State" If we
except Adams, Warren, and one or two
other counties, where legitimate whlggery
has heretofore almost held its own, our re-
mark might be taken In the sonse referred
to. The Mississippian continues
Leaving out the city Of Jackson, the
county of Kinds is democratic by hand
some majority. The city may hold out
while longer but we are not certain that
the growing strength of our cause in' The
county will not enable us to record Re-
publican victory in Kinds IN November"
Nothing would give US more pleasure
than to place Kinds on the roll of demo-
cratic counties.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

A huge omnibus was lately driven thro'
the mos, crowded streets Of New York
drawn by treniy-iiro white horses.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

Il has become our painful task 10 an.
nounce the death Of the Hon. JonN B.
DAWSON, Representative in Congress from
this District He expired On Thursday,
(26th ult.,) after prosracied Illness -
Few will leave in this community a mo
mcsy more sincerely and additionally
cherished than the deceased, as man /;
and as politician, at this important crisis,
his party has sustained loss which il Il
impossible to estimate. Bayou sara Lcdg,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

As-We have as yet received no
news from the Texan Congress which as
sembled on the 10th of June. 1t is consi-
dcred SO certain that that body will accept
the offered terms Of union, that but little
interest is manifested to see its proceed
ings. It is stated that Hiram G. Runnels
and Volney +. Howard, late of this State,
are members Of the Convention of the Peo-
pie which assembled at Austin on the 4th
Of July.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

OF We designed attending the Demo.
cratic State Convention at Jackson on Mon
day, but were prevented from doing so by
the severe illness of our partner, Mr.. Dur
DIN, who is still PROSTATE from an attack OF
fever The proceedings Of the conven-
lion will be laid before our readers in our
next paper.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

FounrH Of JuI,v.--There were apnropri-
ate celebrations OF The tglorlous fourth' al
carrollton, Greenwood, Middleton, Cecilia,
Duck Hill, and perhaps other places in this
county. In our own village, it was appre-
hended that the day would pass without
any Observance but on the evening of the
Sd, some Of our patriotic citizens determine
ed that this should not be, and forthwith
went about making the necessary arrange
menis for dinner. The morning of the
4th Witnessed Tie departure Of several
Nimrods for the adjacent woods, and the
squirrels osuifered some.p When we ar
rived at the spot selected, shady grove
near cool, limpid spring, the busy prepa-
ration, and the peculiarly agreeable odor
from the pits, gave promise of a"feast Of
mot reason, but substantial eatables.--
This anticipation was ampyrealized, At
about one o'clock, It was announced that
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

Or Should the next Legislature refuse
the adoption of measures for the reform Of
the present penitentiary system, we sug-
geat that they carry the system step fur
Their, and establish Law and Medical
Schools within tho prisons. The lawyers
and M. DIS arc generally better paid, and
their prices will better bear reduction than
the shoemakers, blacksmilhs, &c, Besides,
those pursuits 1.-THE "prolessions'') are con-
sidered BY some more respectable, as the
phrase goes--which might be an addition
al inducement for good behaviour to the
discharged convicts.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
JARR0L
A. q. M'NUTT.

or We insert the promised explanation
or defence, Of Secretary Walker, in rela
ton to the much-taked-of Senatorial com
mission. As might have been expected
from the character OF the distinguished
gentleman, The documents plausible--ve
ry plausible. We have not time now tc
analyze and compare the statements Of tho
Governor and Secretary, but may do 80 al
some future time. We will only say now,
that If Mr.. Walkers statement furnishes
tho " satisfactory reasons" promised, then
is there no skill in common sense 10 disco.
YER truth, or conjecture motives, beneath
the surface Of expression.
The Governor assigns as reason why
lie commission was not forwarded direct
to Thompson, instead OF Walker, that he
had not absolutely accepted" the resigna-
ton, and hoped il would DO Withdrawn.
The Secretary assigns as reason for this
unusual course, that the commission was
placed in his handsonly to be delivered on
conditions--to meet certain contingencies
mentioned But the reader will readily
detect the discrepancies in the statements.
1.-THE honorable Secretary was really actu-
sted by desire 10 have these " contin-
gences" met, why did he fix his resigna-
lion on the 10Th March, by which time, as
hetols us, he was certain the Senate would
have adjourned
Again, as TO Mr.. Walker'scontingencies;
The nomination which was "unexpeeiedly
objected to- was that Of Mr.. Bancroft, as
Secretary of the Navy. A Senator, claim
ing 10 be democrat, objected 10 Mr., j. for
bic sentiments expressed in relation TO the
Rhode Island controversy. Mr.. Walker
could see an urgent contingency" in the
paliry matter Of the election OF a printer,
but felt no concern when the great princi-
po involved in the Rhode Island contro-
yersy was likely to DO brought in issue be-
fore the Senate, with detection in the do
mocratic ranks
All the circumstances connected with
this noted "commission" are unusual and
extraordinary, and we hope may long be
without aparalel. The very idea of trans
ierring Mr.. Thompson 10 the Senate cham
Der was novel and curious one, and
people by surprise. The honorable Score.
ary.gives us to understand that he only
considered Il make-shilt' 10 meet ur.
gent contingencies; but sensible of the
slur lllus cast on Thompson, is careful to
"wring in" before concluding, an enogi-
UNI upon his 's)worfh and services, in
iermixed (of course, it's Just like him y
with mass Of selfpraise. He tells the
public that he (Walker) originated the idea
Of building the piney woods railroad o
locatinga government hospital for disabled
and worn down sailors and soldiers, d
Naichez. "a fine location for health, cape
cially in yellow fever seasoni) ofleveeinl
the Yazoo swa,np--with other small serv
Cos much magnihed.
-.-.--s4@A.---4,-4---r-ss~s-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

YINDicTIvE MALICE INVADING THE sANcTl-
TX OF THE ToMB.-The " National Intelli-
gencer," the British organ at Washington
city, announced the death OF General Jack
son in Two lines.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

TEvNEssEE.--We learn by gentleman
just from Nashville that there is no poll
tical excitement in this State, and that the
candidates cannot get audiences at their
appointments. This is a favorable augury.
Whiggery is always most flourshing when
there is excitement, parade and hurrah.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

OREoov. President Monroe, one q
The most discreet men Of The age, says !, =
Oregon in his message 70 Congress IKE <,
Z" In looking 70 ihcS interests which ~
United States have ON the Pacific ccea 4!
and on the westerly coast Of this con n,
nent, the pyoprieiy N establishing n 9:'
itasy postal the Inoul m ofAlhe Column
river, of Va some oiie point IN iliat qua''
ler within our aclnow dged limits, Is su, Y
miIfed to the consider jon Of Congress
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

The Mississippi River had risen sixteen
feet at Vicksburg, five days ago, and was
still slowly rising. All the upper rivers are
navigabe.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

thing we have met with sin month Of
Sundays
QulTE AprRoPRIATE.- MIR. Clay, IN 4
late letter 10 some eastern ladies', very gra.
ciously acknowledges the receipt Of a pre-
sent Of fine silver waiter,
Il strikes Us thai the lddies have played
on upon "gaIlap, Harry very sly sar.
casn. Where is there such a waiter as
Henry Clayl--a more polished 'rqitsr -
sUaiier Of more elegant siuifi--a ,raiier
of longer seryice2--a sraiter that has wait
ed more and to less purposei--a matter
lint is still y matter, and BY the irrevoca-
| blc laws Of fate is ever doomed TO DO .
,rai,erl
AM those vimen!--,heirs was the very
acuseness Of cruelty!
!. 70 more o that, Hal, an tAou lowest mcl''
[Cin. Enquirer.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

With nm abiding faith 10 The fair consi.
deraiion of our request, we have strong
claims on the planting interest Our pros
pcrity and increase il fully identified with
theirs and though evidently to our imme-
diato advantage, great body Of mechanics
have invariably opposed undue protection
for their products at tho cost OF their south
ern bretbren; ought we then TO be cursed
far our disinterestcdness with domestic
State monopoly, which degrades honest
labor, and learns thieves and murderers,
trades rarely honestly followed afterwards,
and used only as passports TO our domestic
bearths and confidence, as a ready means
of expected spoiation and crimel The
most despotic countries Of Europe, among
all their Expressions, have never attempt
ed this course OF gratuitous injustice to
their mechanics, and experience Of It's
gross injustice has caused its abandonment
BY nearly all our sister States.
awe blame no ofliceflofth the Executive OF
the Penitentiary, for unfairly adding 10 our
grievances, knowing il to be their duty toll
make The best out of losing concern, by
any means or any system OF work. 1t is
the system and It's advocates we blame, for
running mechanical interests, and checking
the prosperity Of our State and the inhx of
artizans who fear no honest, fair COMPETE
ton, aud only ask that no more money be
drawn from them in support Of a system
which actually sinks money--though The
scraps Of former wasted goods and mater-
ais, high rate placed on articles almost
unsaleable, and working convicts on State
work al much higher prices than would
5e given 10 mechanics, enables its mana
gers Of late, TO show a nominal profit.
"As remedy for this crying evil, the
Of manufactures Of bale-rope,
tagging, jeans, linseys, aud other coarse
goods, has proven to work well in many
sister States, and must ultimately be adopt
ID in this and though the people have
1een deferred BY the oyercharged estimates
ii The necessary machinery, the convcts
night be leased out as in o.her States to
companies, who will take
III tho risk, put money in the treasury, will
ensure the security Of the prisoners, and |
better fulfill their sentence ofimplisonmant
within the walls, than by marching them
round the country IN competition with poor
aborng men, unfortunate enough TO be
to work, but unable toI
compete with convicted iclons on State
support"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09


"TuE MYSTERY OF lNIoUIrY."-We
alluded in our last TO gross libel upon
the Democratic party, under the above
caption, published in the "Whig Review"
at New York, and extensively copied from
and commented apon by inscriptions
whig papers throughout the country
Since then we have met with the following
extract from the New York Courier g. En-.
quirer, as our readers know, one Of the
leading and most influential wing papers
in the Union;
In this very long and circumstanIial
pretended history Of frauds of the last
election, il is worthy Of remark, that the
writer does not atiempito give the slight
est evidence in support OF bis allegations.
He starts of upon most absurd theory
and then, as he proceeds, manufactures
facts ia support oft. Charge upon charge
is brought forward in the most circumstan-
;idl manner; allegation alter allegation is
made with as much apparent confdencein
their truth us it the facts had been elected
in court of justice; and yet not one par
ticlc of evidence in support Of solitary
charge or allegation, is placed before the
reader. Nobody can rise from the perusal
Of this paper without conviction that it
is, from beginning TO end, the work OF an
i,,neattlad and mn ndor;nrr ,,,,a r,na ttan- AZ
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

or The following Is decidedly the bes
thing we have met with sin month 0
c.,lnvess.
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MIR. SWAYHE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HID WILD CHERRY, THE GREAT RHNlDY

FOR CONSUMPTION,
This "Caebrased ReiRcdy' has row By q, iarlp.
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this medicine will be found ulvaluabs remedy
IL Is literally sweeping CoNsUMPrIos from the land
wherever it is introduced and becomes known, ai
sthers dwindle INTO InsigniicaHee; the pubic have
Oeen "humbugged" long enough, and now resort I'd
d meulclne which the testimony of the most emne,I
physicians in the land has placed above the reach
criuclsm. II requires bolsterng up by publishing
columns OF forged eerdcates-but it is enough 10 ier
tne puDhc know where 1t can be obtained, and
tIia VIII convince all of its great efficacy in curing
thosc distressing diseases above named, which have
bafied the skill of the most learned p actitoners fT
ages heretofore. DR.. SWAIsE's GOMPoUEp SYRUP o.
WILD CHERRY, was the first preparation from thar
VauabAs tree, that was introduced to the public
and ample proof is afforded of its SUCCESS, by thp
country being Hooded with EBalsams, - "Capdies -
and mixtures" OF Wild Cherry, not one of which Is
prepared by regular physician. Therefore, ,he pab-
TIC should be ON their guard, and have worthless
mixture pamed upon them for the ORIGINAL and uzs-
uiNE preparation, which is only prepared hy Docto,
SWAYNE, al the N. w. corner OF EIGHTH RACE
SITS, Philadelphia.
For sale by regularly appointed Agents in all tn
principal towns in the United States.
Baltimore .9gents-I. z. Cook No 20 Baltimore Sd:
Stabler s. Candy, Pratt street wharf; J. w. 4 &. W
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .9sens-R. Farnham, Washington, D. C.;
WIN. Stabler s. Bro, Alexandria. d. c.; George H.
SothoSon, Georgetown. oB-tAp6y
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Q3- II seems hardly worth while that we should add
any testimony 10 the overwhelming mass that has al
ready been procured that ncstimable Burn Specific
CONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, (tormerly Dali
ey's but we may well say that exceeds any thing
we ever saw or heard OF for the rapid and thorough
cure of sores of all kinds, and family should be
without it, for if they have accidents by fire, it is
sovereign cure where life is not lost at once; and if
they never have such calamity cannot come amiss
i'll the great variety OF cutaneOus affections sores,
cuts, &c. &c, of which every tnmiy must have its
share,-N. Y .9,Word,
To be had al the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames street. II
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Init HIM AGAIN Whole ticket Al ~ 81
the capital prize of S 500, again sold by ihosc
renowned sons of AadaTa Fortune, EMORY & CO,
No, Calvert street. For the sum of SIS the gentle
man (meichant from Hagerstown, Md viii receive
IN gold, when he presents the ticket al our counter
the sam of SH,e71--qute enough, imagine, to
make all his purchases, pay bis expenses. and leave
residue with which to buy the children pTesenHs,
He was shrewd enough 10 buy his tickets at the RICH;
pace-he had heard of our success prize sellers
from thousand tongues before he 10 the city
and we guess nc will ''stu up" few of the ''na
uves" when he returns. All who in wan: o.
fusds should he particular to apply to us.
EMORY & CO.,
Il No. Calvert ST. Baltimore Nj
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Correction. In our paper of yesterday we
stated that Mr. Emanuel Wynman had been
arrested and held to bail by Justice McAlllsler,
for assaulting and beating his wife. We are
pleased to learn that such was not the fact
We are at a loss to conceive why our inform
ant an officer, should have so far led US astray
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1l3- HIGHLY INTERESTING MISSIONARY
MEE.lh., ny divine permission 4 Missionary
Me"tiG wiz he held in the Hgh street Methodist
Eplscopa ChGrca vi THCR$DAy EVENING, the
3Oth instant, 10 commence - O'clock The ReV'd
Bishop JAMES, with the Rev. M.ssrs SENHAM, HoTf
aud WILLIAMS, Missionaries and their wives, on
their way 10 Ai!ica, are expected 10 be present.
The friends OF Missions, generally, are invited 10
attend and unite their prayers for these Missionaries
of Christ taking they about TO do their lives
in their hands, while leaving their homes and eouN-
try 10 preach the Gospe! in a distant foreign land.
collection will be- taken up IN aid OF the funds
necessary 10 pay for their outfit and other expenses.
nlQ-lt
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NO f. 6. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
of creuch & German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which win be sold, by wholesale and retail as low
any Importer in this any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varieties-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNICES of ali kinds and varieties.
FRAMES ,e-giit and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, az
Yield No. 1 NORTH GAY aTREET.
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BNARM FOR SALE. The subscriber offers
a. at private sale, his FARM, in Hartford County,
Maryland, bounding on the Little Falls of GunpoW-
der, containing 2l6 Acres, more than 70 of which
heavily umbered with white oak, hickory, poplar and
,EIsss,1ns chestnut. The Improvements are a Dwell
SM:;J LING HOUSE, and good kitchen attached
Mtiid There are two good Orchards on the premises
containing various kinds of fruit in great per
iecton. The fencing is in good condition, and there
Is an abundance of young chestnut keep so; also
good spring within a few feet Of the dwelling, with
good stone house over it, together with other out
buildings. About 30 acres are in meadow, and the
SOL IS of good quality, the whole well watered and
d'lded into convenient fields. 1t has every cOnve-
Vience TO the Baltimore market and to one afforded
by large cotton mandatory in the vicinity, and is
situated seventeen miles from Baltimore and within
mile and quarter of nexhaustihie lime quarries,
ana very convenient to mills, stores and places of
pubic worship. This property can be conveniently
divided into two separate farms.
ABR aHAM JARRETT.
y miles south west of the Hartford Turapke, and
two miles from Long Green Pest-otfice,
For terms, SC, apply at the OLD TOWN
AGENCY OFFICE, No. 1913 North High street, next
to Gay o29-tf
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90 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY 70. tickets
in any Of the magnificent lotteries drawing, will
capital prizes, i diTected to 49, All PRICES sold BY us
are paid, upon presentation counter, in Gold.
We invariably pay postage on all orders
EMORY 4 co.
/, Culypr, Raltimnrn MD