Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
Weekly Summary.
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Is REPu BLIcANIsM roo sTRoNG?.-Mr,
Whitney, the protector Of the grelt West
ern Rail Road, called upon Mr.. Webster,
to know II be was favorable 10 the project
"Nor Why2" because viii net
support any means Of improving the in.
iercourse with The country west of the
Rocky Mountains; all that country must
become separate and distinct nation; and
forslh object | will oppose this rail road
with all my innuencen' This was said
within three weeks, and is very signiG.
cant with the negotator Of the surrender
of Maine.
SOUTHERN PRovIsIoNs.--Tho N. Orleans
Commercial Times considers the new in.
venton for curing meat in few minutes
by injecting the proper preserving pickle,
of The creates importance to the south,
where the heat OF the climate has hitherto
made it SO difficnt to cure meat. The
Times thinks that this invention will ena-
Bile the stock raisers on the vast plains Of
Opeousas and Texas to furnish beef for
the markets of the world.
Such inventions as this, that will increase
and cheaper provisions, and only these, are
what the world now wants. We agree
with the Times, in looking for important
results TO the south from this apparatus
for curing meat. Sentinel
u. S. SENATOR FROM New HAMPSHIRE.
Gov. Steele has appointed Benjamin W.
Jennes to supply the place Of Levi Wood
| h,,,, -, tho TTnttoI CtaIae Gopnfa
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIEs.-It is
said that there are shawls in the Phila.
delphia and New York markets that sell
at s 1900 each.
MEMPHIS NAVY yARD.-E'rom all that
we can learn, we understand that the meet
ing Of the Convention has produced one
good effect convinced ali who attended,
that Memphis was about the last place in
creation at which Navy Yard should be
built, Steamboats, have hard work to pass
the bars; and a man-of-wa could about as
easily get to Memphis, now, as she could
run on mill stream.
The Louisiana crop of sugar for the
present year has been estimated at from
-'O'VOo " '00'oVU mus
CALIFoRNIA...-We notice that several
wing papers are declaring for the acqui-
sillon and annexation of California. We
hope they will not desert their creed, as
they did in regard 10 Texas, when John
O. Adams, Webster and Clay gave them
the word to wheel about.
a man IN hacklnsack butt house q
logs anu 'uri, anu SUCK up ho'ice as
'ollows:
p, NOUS 10 lfaVlurs SINE oil me ris anu
'u''r, iia''n u.' "rse oo"u'"O"
IL TO- conta;a ,ravtnrs ~ ng'I more bnstile man.
nor ,han Mad or NJ Car,er oi,Lor Gan
and ,rv mo ia ;en,Iemonn
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poo'n' 'so g.oa. ,ir seo'an' nas III III
peIi?,.n'ns III tre" o''J"ns nj L'oH",,y """
o,' "n;.o.;on ac ~; @nu WI ~ -.
fam U ,he ,ona of the n ,~ ue H., ci,v
n as, u rre ;,t
on' 70 !, nave IAN uown w,'n you
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! and Iookinr down n, HE hoo,s nnocently
replied.
at won, bnr, ,sm-,bev,re moi The bes,
: I've oot. nobnw,n
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A. W. olieA 4noDs TT, =" wy nn.'o r.
MICHIGAN. buijt a school.bouse on his own
land. aad because comneten, ,eacher
, could moi he nrocn,ed ,aurb, he school
, himself through the last winter.
: Electricity is now applied TO The manu-.
facture Of steel and other metals. and this
annlicaiion e said to be an important dis