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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29

Orr NIT MS HEAD, so 1.-THE .MisIis-
siPpiaa, under the caption of " The APP
pointing Power" has long article in re-
lation 10 the course proper to be pursued
by Col. Polk towards incumbents now in
office, concluding with what some would
consider rather savage recommendation,
that the work of decapitation should COM
mence Immediately on the advent of the
new administration--the editors very hui
namely expressing the con viction that the
operation should not be protracted, that
"'twere best 'twere quickly done" We
agree entirely with the views expressed.
We have never heard good reason why
all officers of government should not be
changed once IN four years. The silly cry
of prescription for political opinions" ge-
Morally proceeds from those who have re-
ceived Office on account of their politics,
or who expect to receive it on that score.
Some modern politicians would persuade
us that it is wrong ever to displace Office
holders--that when man gets an office,
he should be suffered to retain it as long as
he pleases, or until he turns thief. Now,
We think it high commentator of Pre-
sident to say that he acted on the princi-
| pie of "rotation in Office -diffusing the
favors of government among many, not al
lowing them to be mcnopoIzed by few
for long course of years
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29
STAGE APPOINTMENTS.

The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed TO compose the staff of Brigader
General WIN. c. HALE, OF the LIST brigade
ith division NJ. NJ,
W.. BoLE, of Carroll, Brigade Inspector.
h. II. SIMMONS, lof Yalobusha, Brigade
Judge Advocate.
GEO. HurE, of Choc,aw, Brigade Quarter
master.
MADISON McArEE, Of Tallahatchie, Aid
de-Camp.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29
CAR II 0LLT0N

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80. 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-29

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And watch the stars as they fall and Use. ~
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Barum - Die Chronicle frust 1T einer ibrer
Iesten 0fummern, marnm 70 piele eut 9ebaute iunoe
Wdnner ld) nift lddmen in ben @Genpaarenbonolur.
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oplleommen BEL.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

Impurity OF the Blood causes pain and
Is x. that Part G body which from
IMPURE should they have cold the matter wond set
a1d BY Ss s %
Tnch e.baos ann nare and which be ovedons Only
viii p Mhs those 's% "So az an. @
5 ..s cs;
& only ss dsss az. SssG S.
&. soS @ S, E used
ina F:
p But Of the new Labels on the Srand
sssS e .sS T1Ss, ss1.n G
ssp r. A nsy no, MIN ThO% n Bsadeh has
p,,ieaSsd Indi ana fast nearly al hs ADVERTISED
q % As s a: ss r.
% D5y sa be-. Sy those
etsrsnce 70 thousands who hive been restored Of
snss asS
ss sa mot psRS o. s5V s EVoa and & ss BSd Pills
e H. sp ans U:' Is % which
body by the operation Of this moss eassilen ss
KkAp-Ths is certify that wa. taken i'll duog the season
o. the chssrs the year 1882 and continued thus until the
;Es ''TSsss .''s
asons aaa &.
t. namb., Of the best prescribed o me and many
sc S P;s. p ss 'ess s.s"r sSs ws0p ss %
o % 70 s sg o. SSe Ms wa, useless and
that a sSsy hsd ssS.d
s,a and i !. but just s using them short time
hogan TO aud entirely restored TO h.
think u duty which the world and to DR. Brand
retn' to make ais public acknowledge cement.
Bushwict king's Co. l., l. Mar h |, 1896
D bTandreh principal Office for celsbrated ri Is
"a Broad say also ga Bo~ey. and 2 Hudson New
YORK, aud MIA booths 8 Market street Brooklyn.
"The Monthly R0se."-The ladies attached d
p the albany male Academy published monthly Iero-
ah ana G rs' mseh .s e. %
Monthly oe emit smell in the notTis' OF al
lovers Of Literature copy Che following .pmshtly sx'r,c
bue TO the entic attanments Of Dr. f. GouRAuD the emf
chemi,t Of g. Wake, street in this city.
One OF our young ladies said that should be very
brow 50 unn.el,ci"a said didn't care or Pa could &C.,
sou.thpg to make me handsome and intellectual went
directly ard od Aar. sps.n What e Ms, h,d said and
and ifew,ss some ondres Subs The package has avsS
aud Aunt tells use the Soap rguay shall get rid
foehd shall sradica the hair which covers my ire
TI- Dit FELIX GoURAUD's Italian Medicated Soap
suubnrn rcushne letter. other cuisneors defect
Poudres Sbnes penetrate the any hair 10 which
they applied and therefore all
*. hn; & so m and sesn os Hq pys d and
gives pale chses and lips natural aud iednes
ms bianS f.sPdgne mpars TO The skin brilliant white
ness aud delightful smoothness ourauds acoustic Drops
tprepared after the recipe Of Dr. Curtis, of Londo viii re-
moe the most nveerate Of Deafness in sor time
these articles topeher with stock Of Perfumcry and
Fancy arties) only be obtained genuine at Dr. OU
rafeha.en are requested to rememier this. ,,,, :,
hg,gts-1t Chestnut .rset, Philadslphs MIX ss Bos
baHmorn,
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
Movement OF ,rravellers.

The arrivals yesterday were OF far less magni.
tude or Importance than those heretofore an
nounced, at least for the last few days. The cause
may be traced generally, to those crcumstancesto to
which we alluded in yesterdays report, and the
same cause seems 10 operate in the departure. Ar
few are disposed in these eventful days. to hazard
life and property,to the present dangerous and in
efficient system OF steam navigation on the Hud-
son. We found at the
AMEnIcAN-W NJ Richardson, JIalfsx; Drs. John and
Wolfe, Philadephia: A. Thornton, Richmond Mckee
n e.; G. H. Hurst, Va; Alex Porter, Louisiana; 4. Ber
DAsrsR-w. Hollis White, Niagara Falls; Geo. Bliss
springfield; M. w Rogers. w. D Dupont Queb c; Hsary
Tssnpson. a and Ia arswod % NJ cra%p
to; J. X. Thompson, Princeton, and Is others
ClIr-Com Kesrnsy, U. $. n; Jonas Bird, j. J.
nszuels; sIw. Paul, Norfolk; l.. NJ sloan, N. Oh J.
IL Richardson, Boston; g. Sharpe, Albany, and eight
others.
FaAsKLrr @. Noble, Bridgeport; D. Wheeler, do;
W. H. Eager, Bostonj Edwin Clarke, Ogdensburgh; j.
II Fish, Washington; H. White, Syracuse; d. d. Pratt,
sr. 0soaeks- II. II Harris. Boston; Young Phils.
dsphis j. s. Cbapper, Boston; o B. Wait. Vermont and
six others.
Cozzsns Providence, and four Others
HowAsD jos Cohen, Canada, Rufus Reed Orleans
Co. Al. Hayden, ohioaJohn Kukwood, Nssouri; Rev D.
Clarke, Boston; Messrs Harvey, Nelson and Eastport
Boston; Z Wach, Ithaca; John Fuller Boston; Robt.
bernard Hn1son Dr. John Kerwood, Missouri, and 20
others Cen 0oaii. U. s. Attorney, for the northern
WAvGlLy y--Mesers. We5co.t and PelJiu. Saratoga, C
j.. Coles, London; r.. II. Potter, Philadelphia, and 10
others.
We have not been able to collect ary further
from private sources-but the general impres ion
among travellers, Is, that ALL are enumerated who
fell victims upon that lamentabe occasion. So il
Is to be hoped, tor the sacrifice of fweiue lives has
YIELDED harvest OF sorrow TO many an aching bo-
som, and who would add by anticipation 10 the
further dlstresses OF the doubtful
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

0fthe arrivals, 10 ships, barks and schooner were
british, chip Austran brig ami schooners spanish
schooner Mexican. OF the clearances ~ shps barks
and schooner British ship French, brig and7 schoo-
ners Spanish.
TIE proportion Of foreign vessels engaged inhe trans
po taion OF the principal staples Of the south in
this statement OF the fshps cleared for foreign ports
more than half we're British or the arrivals from
foreign ports nineteen out Of forty two British or
toy ,hips in the port Of Mobile the st ins &c
teen British and one Austrian. OF twenty one
banks eleven British Nearly all the British ships
engaged in beoregn carrying trade Of southern ports
vessels Of large tonnage capable Of taking board
an immense freight, and msking voysge a season
profitable The large portion of the exporting spes of
the south transported foreign vessels takes from Ams
csn vessels an amount of employment ousIy a CT
ing the p'oduetveness of commercial marine. Ves-
sss engaged IN treghtng very improbable property
Even our foreign End costing packets pay but trn ng
psr cent on the capital invested in them With compet
uon among themselves and with foreign vessels the
freight and passage have been reduced that ra
qurei the practice of the most rigid economy to
make both ends meet. We have been informed by an
owner o. one cfh lines Of New Orleans packets that tho
bei, ship IN his line had not nesj one Ter cent on he
capital Invested In II during he past three years.
lAe Commisaionsrs sf the New York Canal Fund have
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

GRAND GERMAN Instrumental CoNcRRT.-Such
was the success of the recent concert given by the
la Musard German Band, tsat its repetition has
been greatly called for, and in compliance with
which, 1t will be repeated this evening at Nbo's.
la addition to the choice selection of music from
eminent authors, they will give a potpowyi BY
Sreck, executed by thirty-six artists on wind in
struments. This alone would be sufficient treat.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

New JsRsEY.-Thc new election law, which has
Just passed the Legislature of New Jersey, entirely
does away with all theOctober elections In that nnd
requires all the fall elections TO be held on tbe Tuesday
after the first Monday in November" which is the same
day fixed by Congress at its late session for the Presde
,ia elections 10 be held 10 each State In the Union and
Tor one day only and not two as formerly Tho elections
Of New York and New Jersey will hereafter bo held on
the sane dsy,
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

MoRsE's TELEGRAPH is to be extended to New
Orleans Immediately, contracts having been sign
ed Tor that purpose between Amos Kendall the agent OF
Professor Morse, and II II. O'Casghan, Of NJ Orleans
Il 10 his intention 10 Immediately extend the wires ON
the city Of Nobieso New Orleans, whereby he will be-
enabled at once to obtain the twentyour hours
advance Of the mall whilst branch telegraph will also
be put in operation from that city to the Baze for the
transmission Of shipping news, &c. The line between
this city and New York. and another from here Harris
burg, will probably be finished ths Phi1dei.
phid paper.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-The Cherokee Advocate of
March 20th, gives a long account OF outrages which
says have been committed within the Cherokee terri.
tory Dy soldiers from Fort Gibson charges them with
burning house from which the inmates barely
with brutal assaults and women; and, in short
with being plague and terror to the Indian population
Colonel Mason the commandant Of FORT il
as taking prompt and proper measures to detect end
punish the offenders.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

Personal rlOyemcnts.

The kentucky Rerew states that Csssus NJ. Clay has
sent OIL all his negroes to tho South be sold there or
employed on o cotoa plantation.
Ths Is Henry Clay's birth day, the I2lh OF April ne
has now completed his 6sth year.
Previous to tho late visit OF the President to the Navy
Yard he gave directions that salute should 30 hreu OF
parade made but that evsry,hng should % done ror'
tsety quietly,
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

SLAVE TRADE.-Captain Pendleton, charged
VITA being engaged in the slave trade. on the coast
Of Africa, is to be tried in Baltimore, in lew
days.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
PICTORIAL WEEKLY HERALD
Wreck of the Swallow.

The Ucek,y HeraM ot lnis morning will contain
a full account ct the awful disaster to the Swal-
Of lha; III faed steamer ON the rocks of Athens.
II VIII be ready at O'Clock, al sixpence per copy.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

SANTA ArNA.-Private letters from New Orleans
state that Santa Anna is in that city. We hardly
think that he would &c there.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

CLOUDS OF Dusr.-Tais city is still enveloped
in clouds of dust Our eyes, throats, and unge
suffer.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

ALBANY BoATs.-The Empire and Albany will
leave at O'Clock in the evening, after the 18Th
instant.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

SPRING IN CANADA.-In all parts of Canada navi-
CATION is rapidly becoming free of obstruction. Il
il now probably opcn
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
Amusenents.

ENGLISH CRCUs.-There is to be an afternoon
as well as evening performance given at the Bow.
cry Amphheatre this day. The afternoon performances
is to commence at O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

Wright's Indian Vegetable pills Will be
found one q the best the very beat medicine in the
eaass nr body from those humors winch are the
cause oil TINS and every other dis In order TO
mase speedy ard perfect of Measles three sad
ndan vse aoe fs should be night ON going
TO bed unt every vestge Of the aadv has disappeared
This course will only eradicate every ap of
meases, put ~ entirely maady falling
the faculty. ~ Vs."
N Beware of Counerfeits.-Tbe public are cautioned
az s,inst az I'M ation ce veled called I'M
Tire only e:ra,y Of Sems a he righ. msdciae
aud all be particular to ask for Wgh Indian Vsge
table Pills
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
beware Of all sugar coaied coanteifsit Pills.
songs for the fsopie-No. IL.


dresmt that dwelt in marble halls,
With pmples and my lace,
And thought that paIes, at routes snd balls.
i was termed repulsive disgrace.
had riches enough, but alas, could not
On possessing healthy Akin,
Yet thought that q hsper said, You may surmount
Such dslect, be they hateful sin.
drsamt that suitors sought my hand
But they all repodiated my face;
For they cried though her eatu formed mild and bland
NJ 4 he yellow neck and pimpled skin are disgrace
Then thought that cried in voice void of hope,
Cure my pmples; make my sk,u white and fair,
A voice cried. cake OF Jones's famed Soap,
AID your mind will be free from despair
Then dIeamt that used il; OH thar Of bliss.
My SKIN changed from its yellowsh hue,
NV meek WAS made clear, and my face made kiss
Though an angel might claim it his due.
The pImples, the blotches, The freckles, the tan,
Had decamped. aud voice by sds
Said indeed. you will now BE- the glory OF man,
Ay, the virtue, the hope and the pride.
Joness Soap. wond,ous Soap for all this thank thee
Who doubts the magical of the genuine Joness soap7
None but those who have snd SO thick iii
alike Let Try oncelts eiec sipgular-it whens
clears. and renders the skin beautiful removing quickly ali
srgtions d,sgursmen. 8c salt rhspm and TO -
sfy yourse ask phi, scian What he thinks Joness
Soap? He will tell you-l use it daily in my praeriee"
Brooklyn.
Readr, be very careful get none Joness Soap
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

DANGEROUS NursANcE.-There appearsto be very
little regard for human life on the part of the over
seers of the laborers engaged in widening or open
ing some of the streets in the immediate neighbor
hood Of Union Square. Yesterday they were blast
ing rocks without the slightest precaution being
used to guard the passers by, from the effects of the
explosions. Fragments of rock were flying in all
directions at intervals during the forenoon and we
suppose it is SO daily. Certainly this nuisance
should be abated.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
DIR, be very careful and get none but Joness Soap.
A Delicious, Be.utlful Head Of Hair can

,
be had by using three shilling bottle Of Coral Hair
Restorative; its qualities acd mind reader all hers
stated force the growth Of hair soften clean and render
scas and and 70 dress duk and order
long other Article made Sold 82 Chsham street.
s23 Broadway. l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn,
Evidences or the Wonderful Virtues OF
shermans Worm Lozeuges be found in variety Of
thcates the Doctors and in the public
the most striking however that under the
on OF druggist this city who applied advice by
man who looked like alyng had been robust for
TOMS together with prodigious appetite which indicated
worms; he induced the Lozenges Of Dr. Sherman,
and the upshot is perfect
Dr. Sherman. warehouse ce Nassau street Agents. Rush.
streets 1888 Bowery Of Spring and II East Broad
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

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All Philadelphia subscriptions TO ths
HERALD must be PAD 70 ss only authorized agents Zsbsr
rs month including the Sunday paper; 65
without delivered ee charge Of Philadelphia
Single copies for sale above, daily, at o'clock-Prce
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
mgPrce 81 cents or $s delivered in part OF
Philadelphia, free Of postage
All the cheap Publications for sale at their
aoshmsnt, a. soon a. issued, wholesale and retail
0T With the exception of paper "Heraldn read
much perhaps in fhladelphia paper published in
trements handed to the at half o'clock, will ap-
in the Herald day. nll
Medical N0ticel-Ths Advertiscmsn snts Of the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
paper. w. .S.RICdhRDSON, y. NJ D., Agent
hce snd Consul ing Rooms the Colleges strs
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

SANTA CRUz.-By the arrival of the Rosalie,
Capt Hill, we learn that at the time of her sailing
business was extremely active not only in portion
in all Of the staple products Of the Island Sugars were
most eagerly sought for at rates ranging for export
SO SO 81 81 per cwt. The quality of the crop IL
represented to be uncommonly good compared with
that last two and fortunately for the plan
ters comparatively la &c in amount The stock Of Mo
asses in first hands light the few holders 10 the
ket were firm at l3A Ia cents. In relation to reights
learn that many American vessels taking n
of Sugar and Moases for different ports of the Uni
ted States at paying rates. For the various articles
American produce, the demand reasonably we'll
tanned at prices previously quotcd.Phiiad U. s. Ga
xeAe, Ap1tt IL.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
Shaving Cream.

" Cut off thy beard. say"
II will, my lord, but tell me how P'-Old Play.
Iii truly unpleasant order cut Of ones beard
not be done wrout pain WI the old dier ordered
have his beard taken Oh by his he might we'll ask
howp i va. not Of good Inventions" like the
HENRY'5 CHINESE SHAVING CREAM"
would have been considered rnsay aid the
Badpage aside this s0ftenng emol ient
sa5 delightful the skin uneQualled degs No smart
folio VS. It's application.
Prepared aud sold by A. B. SANDS & Co., Chemists and
Druggists, 273 Broadway, corner Chambers street.
Sold alsoat 79 Fulton street, end II East Broadway Pce
50 cents per jar