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Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

NORTHERN POTATOES-30 bbls, in excel
~ lent order, just received aud for sale by
septl6 G. w. DSRRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

A LCOHOHOL-5 bbls pure Northern Alcohol
n received and for sale by
sepi16 MOSELY n TUCKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

~ RATES-A large variety OF fine and plain par
VI lour and counting room Crates, landing this day
from brig Alabama and for sale low by
.ept2O o. MAZANGE & CO., 4S Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

M HISkEY--3o bbls MouongA Iela. in store on
w consignment, ior sale by
sept2O ! JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

urThe friends of q. c. LANGDON announce him as
candidate for Mayor. at the next municipal election
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

XNTRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
w "A fresh supply of these popular pills just
received and for sale by
sepl6 MOSELY IL TUCKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

LNLOUR--l75 hhls st Louis, choice brands, IN
H store and for sale by
sepl20 = JONES'.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

in bbls, landing from brig
I'VE labama and for sale by
WRIGHT s. CUNNINGHAM,
sept2O Grocers, So Dauphin street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

Id AISlNS-ln whole and hall boxes, in very 6ns
HI order, suitable for retail. For sale by
sspl20 }. OkEiLLf W.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

F1EEF and PIG POKK-Fulion market, in half
ID bbIs, landing from brIg Alabama and for sale by
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
sept2O Grocers, IS Dauphln street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

~ OSHEN BUTrER--l5 firkins choice landing
w from brig Morea and for sale by
semitic WRIGHT e. CUNNINGHAM.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

GtHEESE-a 10 boxes English dairy, just received
" aud 10, sale by
sepiS i. L. MIL Tx 8 W.
6NOSHEN BUrTER-3O irkins first qusl!ty I,
IN Just received and for sale by
sentlS L. G. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

EvLoUR-st Louis in whole and bbls, for sale
h sept20 byJ. O'RElLLY co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

uJYou will please announce the name Of our esteem
ed fellow Citizen Jas w. L. CUILDERS, for the ollie
ofMayor of the city Of MOBILIZE at the ensuing election
and obIse MANY CITIZENS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

GEORGE > GAINES,
john A. CAMPBELL,
A. y. Ounce, Mobile.
PERCY WALKER,
WAIT s. HOYT.
FRANcIs ). LYON, n.r.
BENZ. N. GLOVER.
IHos. RIvEs, p,i.
VIM. BOyKiN. "''"N'
o. The duties Of the school will be
the second Monday in October. Sc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

LARET-For table use, of different qualities
~ septic For sale byJ O'RElLLY & co.
DRUSHES--Just received per brig Morea u
Ab large and choice assortment OF Paint. Varnish
audi WhIiewash Brushes, extra Blind Brushes, Sash
Tools, Artists Tools, Fitche's Pencils, etc.,, at
septlS TODD'S PANT Store, AZ Dauphin ct
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

ANHEESE TO boxes, selected, landing ex-br ~
" Alabama and Tor sale by
sepil8 MARSHALL, koWE u W.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

rORKs--50 groce, landing from brig Alabama
" from New York and for sale by
septl8 HAVILAND, CLARK Il co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

ANLOUk-l00 bbls fresh suIertine, landing
H. chooner Cora and for sale by
septIS MARSHALL, ROWE Il co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

EVIRE INSURANCE-The subscribers, agents
l. for the Contributionship Insurance. Company of
New York, continue TO take risks on Buildings,
Merchandise and other property the lowest rates
OF premium. HUNTINGTON s. CLEVELAND,
jel0 No SO ST Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

IS0n SACKS Salt, for sale by
lCUU seo,ls &c. CENTER & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

EFINED SUGAR-20 bbls Loaf, and 10 do
Al Powdered and Crushed Sugar, just received
and for sale by
sept23 BAHKON, MEAL 2 w.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

NREAM TARTAR and Taharands. just reoeiv-
~ ell per brig Alabama and for sale in quantities
TO suit purchasers by
septi6 MOSELY & TUCKER, Easpgeists.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-25

AIL--IO casks Ju,ld's Winter bleached Sperm
OOi. now landing from brig Alabama from New
York, and for sale by
sepl6 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Cont st
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THE LYNX.

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Advertisement Inserted for one dollar per
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Professional cards, not alteIaDIo 'o' '''
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srI,. r,,,es Of candidates for county ohl'Gs
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vance. and State Offices ten Gous ,I,i,-od r,,.n
Electioa tickets will never oe ''''
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VOL. 1.

As it shall be uneXceptienable in all re- !
spects. 1t is intended to invest it with
that kind Of well-written miscellany
which will render il eminently quail
fed to supply the wants of both city
and country Notwithstanding an a
grecaEle amount Of choice variety, with
matter Of a more solid and important
character.
The editorial department has been
placed in the hands of q gentleman
whose abilities and experience as an
editor an writer are wei! known by the
American public. In discharglng the
duties connected with that department,
he will receive, aud unite with his own
time and personal attention, the aid of
some Of the best talent III the country.
Arrangements have been made for
an extensive Home aud Foreign Cor
respondence, and Writers Of eminence
are engaged TO contribute in this man
ner sketches Of men and society with
portraitures Of all the variety OF custom
and character 10 be found in various
parts Of the world.
! A striking feature in the general
charactar of the Saturday Emporium,
will be It's bold and graphic
7 SKETCHES OF METROPOLITAN LIFE.
/ There will appear from time to time,
/ illustrated by engravings, and will form.
/ n new era in the Developments OF So
! cietv, civil, social, and domestic, politl-
cal and public life. The evils abound
ing in fashionable society will be I'M
masked, the deep degradation Of the
abandoned made visible, the spIa't OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS which prevails TO an a
farming extent in all classes of the com
muniry, walking abroad at MONDAY
with bold and independent air, will
be rebuked and held up for public gaze
and, in fine, public abuses and private
evils. Of whatever nature or name, VIII
be oonCrontec and exposed, aud what
ever may tend to promote the public
welfare shall receive encouragement
and support.
The publishers will spare neither
labor.or expense in furnishing the pub
lie with a paper which shall be unequal
ed, in any attainable point of excel
lence, by any other similar publication
in the world.
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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06
Courtship and marriage of
Washington.

was in 1879 that an officer, attir-
ed in a military undress, and attended
by body servant, tall and militaire
as his chief, crossed the ferry called
Williams. over the Pamunky y, a branch
of tie York river. On the boat touch
inc the southern or New Kent side,
the soldier was arrested by one OF
those personages who give the beau
ideal Of the Virginia gentleman OF the
regime, the very soul of kindness and
hospitality. |: was in vain the soldier
uroed his business at Williamsburg,
;mnortant communications 10 the Gov
ernor, &c. Mr.. c hamberlayne, on
whose domain the militaire had just
landed. would hear Of no excuse. Col
Washington was name and character
so dear to all Virginia, that his passing
bv one of the castles of Virginia, with
out calling and partaking OF the hos
nitalities Of the h ost. was entirely gu
or the oustion. The Col. however, dlt
not surrender al discretion, but sloutl1
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06
A Love Letter.

Dear Sweet:-Oh, my love Of Low es,
clarified honey, oil Of citron, white loaf
sugar Of my hopes, and molasses Of my
expectations! you have been absent
from me three whole days! The sun
is dark at midday-the moon and stars
are black when thou art asbent. Thy
step is the music Of spheres! and the
music of thy gown, when you pass by,
is a zephyr from the garden of paradise
in the time Of early flowers! | Kissed
YOU when we last met, and my whole
frame was filled with sweetness! One
Of your curls touched me on the nose,
and that organ was transmitted into a
loaf sugar! Oh spice OF spice! garden
of delights! send me a lock of your
hair-send me any thing your blessed
finger hath touched, and | will 90 ra-
ung mad with ecstacy!
One look from thy bright eyes would
transport me Immediately into the third
heaven! Your lips are red roses, gath
cred from Eden by the hand Of an an
gel. Your words are molten pearl,
dropping from your mouth! My heart
blazes at the thought of thee! My
brain is anjeverlasling fire! The blood
burns and schorches my veins and vi
tails as it passes thro'tuem! Oh, CONS,
most delightful of delights, and breathe
on me your seraphic breath! When
you do come, be sure TO bring thattwo
shilling which you borrowed from me,
as | wan, TO get some tobacco!
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06
AN INCIDENT oRTWo.-stea

AN INCIDENT OR TWO.-Steam-
boats have their troubles as we'll as
other folks. Like doctors, printers and
merchants, they have to turn round ve-
ry often for nothing. The "dear peo-
pie" have beel told, that it is "no troI
BILE TO show goods" till they believe it.
See what it is comingto.
On her last trip up the Missouri, the
obliging steamboat Henry Bry, was
hailed by green looking customer at
an obscure landing. and rounded to,
supposing he wanted to take passage.
The boat swung round putting hoarss
and impatient,
"Halloa, Gaping"
Coming aboard?''
4" No, but thought maybe, somebody
there mougM be travelling up TO buy
hemp; and I'd just ak you!"
The Henry Bry gave snort and a
Iunge, enough TO burst her boilers, as
she turned on her keel, and got under
way again:-the ''great unhanged"
hemp man swearing, that she had no
accommodation in her.
Captain Luske had nearly forgotten
the incident when some distance from
Glasgow this deponent saith not whore
man was observed standing on tho
river bank bekouing, as it seemed, most
feelingly, first with one hand, and then
with the other, beating the air before
his face, and looking very intently to.
wards the boat. Again the polite Hen
ny Bry fetched circuit of some halfa
mile and come to.
} Holloa, stranger, what do yoa
want"
"Nothing."
What in the----(using bad
word. this time,) did you make signs
, fcrq"
{. Only keeping the mosquitoes off
, to see what boat that was!"-[Gla. Sig.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06

knew that he would make at any thing
pushed towards him, taking such move
always as a banter. Uncle Josh wait
ed patiently until the buck came round
when he gives the signal, and here he
comes with a svim,' that it would have
knocked down a bull. Away few the
maui and back bounded the buck. 60
it my old fellow sings out uncle Josh.
sir you can whip shat maui your heads
a hard,un.' Seeing the motion oil the
maui as it commenced its return swing.
the buck met it again about the meeting
place. driving the maui some twenty
feet into the air-and bounding from
it himselflike cricket ball. 'Hurrah
my little wooly,' says uncle Josh, who
began to get interested in what he at
first COZ sidered an unequal fight, there's
very little sheep in your head if you
stand another lick, certain
But here comes buck and maui again
with nearly the same result as before,
except that the blow did not seem
quite SO heavy on the part Of Buck
AT him again my hard head sings
out uncle Josh, take your fili ofbuttiug,'
and at him again the little fellow went,
and kept repeating until uncle Josh be-
gan TO think the very devil was 10 the
head Of the sheep, sure enough. But
back went maui and butt went Buck
and to the as!onishmen, Of uncle Josh.
the Buck showed no signs Of quitting
still. 'WeH,' says he, 'if you choose
10 butt your own brains out, why, 60.
ahead.'W hack whack! went head and
maui. By this time il was nearly nigh
and no sign of quitting, and uncle JOSH
. left. Next morning he got up early
and looking out, saw the maui and the
bucks tail hopping at it, being all :tha
was left of the butting Buck"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06
Mail Arramgcmellts,

Til, Mail from Memphis arrives on Tuesday
.,d SATURDAYS at II o'clock noon, and depart
a., M,mpbis at | O'Clock the same days.
The Mail from Oxford arriyes-on Wednes-
Iov syeniaSa, at I O'Clock, and departs Tuesday
,nornin 1t o'clock.
The Mail from Carrollton, arrives Thursday
svo,i,rs at I O'Clock, and drporsa on Monday
mornings at O'Clock
The Mail for Carrolltqn classs OH Sunday eve
Wings al O'Clock.
Tina Mail for Oxford closes ON Monday eve
rinss at o'clock,
IN, Mail for Memphis closes OIL Tuesdays
aud Saturdays at L. O'Clock noon.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06
GAME TO THE LAST.

A friend related TO us the following:
Being a! the house of neighbor a
short time since, the crowd concluded
to amuse themselves by telling yarns
After several pretty tough ones had
been told, Joe I'll. was called upon, when
with great gravity he gave the follow
ing:
Two years ago last pui!in- fodder
time, Uncle Josh B--had buck
that was sort g bro't up in the lot and
about the house, and the boys had by
foolin with him, learn. him to but as
hard as a mule could kick-and butt
he would at every thing that came in
his way, until it seemed as If he would
bur every thing off the lot. So uncle
Josh concluded to see if he could not
give him his ill of butting. Out he
goes add takes big hickory mall, aud
hangs it pretty well up in an oak tree,
letting it hang just low enough for Mr..
Buck 10 take fair crack at it, He
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06

FAREWELL TO THE SOUL TO The
BODY.
BY MRS. R. NICHOLS
Hark solemn bell is peaiing
From the far off spirit cline;
Angel forms, expectant, kneeling /
On The outer shores sublime,
Hither turn their eyes OF splendor,
Piercing through the mists Of time!
Thou art family, sadly signing,
Vowager through time with me;
Can it be, thou'rt sinking-dying?
Can il be that am free?
Free 10 drink in life immortal,
Unrestrained now by thee?
Yes! thine earthly days are numbered,
Yet thourt clinging round me still;
Still my dropping wings are numbered
BY thy weak and hcshy will:
Gently thus, | loose thy claspings,
Wishing thee no further i'll.
Though I've often bent upon thee
| A rebuking spirits gaze,
When Thy spell was full on me,
In our early, youthful days,
Sore and 10th | am TO leave ihee,
Treading Deaths bewiIdering maze
All Of enmity is banished
As ! hear thee moaning low,
Pride and beauty have so vanished
Nothing can revive them now!
See the hand Of death trumphing
In the Gews upon thy brow!
All! thy heart is family toling,
Like a closely muffled bell,
And the purple rivers rolling
Meath thy bosmo's gentle swell,
: Flow Like waters, when recedng
From q thirsty, springless well.
What a weight is on thy bosom!
( What palsy in thy band!
Thus Death chilled fair Eden'S blossom
;; Thus at his august command,
All of human bi rth and mixture
Shuddering in his presence stand!
; Let me, through thine eyelids closing,
: Look once more upon the earth;
There thou soon wilt be reposiug,
r Borne away from home and hearth,
e Where thy footsteps once were greete
With the noisy shout Of miIth.
s Hank! what organ-tones are swelling
Through the spirit realm on high;
9, Ransomed souls are sweetly telling
e OF the joys beyond the sky!
5 Let me here no longer lingcr,
r When the heavens are so nigh!
e Life's companion thus We sever;
Q Our short pilgrimage is done!
We shall reunite forever,
= Travel stained and weary one,
$ When the voice of God Eternal
d Wakes the dead with trumpet-tolt
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06
POETRY
Writttn for the LynT.
TO INN.

would not Irvine wreath of flowers,
To grace my simple song;
Their sweets are like loves fleeing hoars,
Too sweet to linger long.
May peace, and happiness, aud joy,
Throw sunshine DER thy tears,
And pleasure gid the path of toll,
Along the vale of years.
My every wish, thy soul can know,
Affections brightest ray
Be thine loves sweetest flower TO throw,
Along life's troubled way.
BASIL.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
REGISTER.

The undersigned having purchased
off. A. TYLER Esq. the Weekly hegs-
ter Office, deem ii their duty to address
themselves to its Patrons and the public,
in relation tc the manner IN whichit WILL
in future, be conducted.
In thus assuming the high duty OF
conducting a public journal, they may,
nerhaps have presumed too much upon
their abilities and the indulgence OF the
public; but they feel assured, that II
appIicalio and unremittlng attention,
be the chief requisites to ensure the
patronage of liberal and enl'ghtehesui
public, The success Of the Register WI
be certain.
The political aspect Of the Register,
will undergo no change. To the Wing
partv we belong; and in the ranks OF
that party, We intend TO do battle. wheth
er victory perch upon our standard, or
defeat and ruin rage around us. we
hold the principles of the Wing, party
to be the true principles ofthe Govern
nent-lhe principles handed down 10 US
by the sages OF 10.
Although the result ofthe recent con-
tes, has proved most disastrous TO US
although our banner has tralled IN Inc
dnst--although its "stars and stripes
have grown suddenly dim," and our
armies routed and scattered, every
where. vet, like valiant soldiers: we
will snatch up our banner, and brush the
dnst from it's folds; and rally for anoth-
er contest.
The Register will not be devoted ex-
clus;yely to Political intelligence. As
"variety is the spice Of life" we intend
n anuse and delight oul readers, whiie
we shall at the same time publish wha
will both edi(y and instruct and as the
publishers will confine their attention
exclusively TO the business OF conduct
inc the paper, they may venture L
nr0noise their subscribers an interest
mo journal. For the next two years
no1iiical contest for the Presidency i
not 10 be anticipated; and, during sucl
time we intend to strive by all means
70 please our patrons of both parties
always giving all fair chance 70 o.
I,a. II Excluding personalities, and CIV
ing offence to none. - !,
The Terms of the Register, VIII U
=. So 90 in advance: vp,ru
F. Y. Rocket.
pASoLA Dec, IA, 1914. -
AS will appear from our lieau,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06
TaaE ISOV Err.
Fourth volume commencing on inc
2lst OF Sept. l844.
4 WEEKLY MAGAZINE
nf Haics. Poetry. LeSen DIS,

WIT, ROMANCE AND ART,
ka,,.a bv Srs. Suirm. and published by :. T.
DyrS Cha l?3 Tul,oa St, New York,
Without Intending OF wishing to dis
Darage other works, the publishers
plcad guilty to the charge OF attempt
ing TO make the Rover the best, The
cheapest for the price, among the yari'
aus periodicals OF the country. Each
weekly uumber contains sixteen large
paces uf beautifully priuted choice mat
ter. w,,h u beautiful steel engraving
end is dosu up in Il highly enIbcIi'sh-
ed illuminated cover, making two VOL
umes ycur, comprising $50 pages and
50 steel plates.
The work Atls uow lived To an age t"
s,saal, q, sel.iG dogrec character 10
speak tor Itself, and to warrant conh
dearg ia It's stability. We prefer not
90 ,ouud orr own praises, but let our
works, if they viii praise US We
have iuborpd hard 10 make magazine
70, ihe great mass Ut toe community,
aha, should DC the hest thai could posi-
av I,e offered Tor tho price, combining
amusement with Instruction., dissent
natrg Il taste Tor the arts and encour-
aging Il wholesome aud elevated lItera-
turC.
How far we have been successful IN
the attainment OF these objects does not
become us to say. That the Rover mas
heen sustained by the public, through
ITS infancy and up to the present time:
although left to make lis own way u
the world without any eXtrancous alo
,,r influence, is recommendation o
MA character and an evidea"e OF PNoIi'
..ptincntifi its favor, which makes u
both gratifed and grateful. " itnou
anv material change in the plan OF 'h'
work we shall entcr upon the iourti
volume of the work with steady Prr
mise TO sustain its interest aud use!u!
ness. and to embrace every oPPortunI
1y to increase the value ofthe work.
TEasIs.-Single copies three dollar
wear: two copies for five dollars, ant
i've copies for Ten dollars. Fost Mas
,sare authorized by law to torwar'
hsctie,iol money free of charge.
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GREAT AMERICAN FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
n. Y. Saturday Emporium

GFEAr AMERICAN FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
n. Y. Saturday Emporium
WEEKLY MISCELLANEOUS JOURNAL.
OfLiteraturc, Agriculture, the Mechan-
ic aud Fine Arts, Political Economy
Crilicism, Metropolitan Life, DO
nestle aud Foreign News, Pollti.
cal and Commercial lnteiIi-
gcncc, Statistics, Tales, Po-
etry, Music, EngraVings,
&c, Nutral IN poll
tics and religion.
ppfTED By EDMUND B. GREEN
The subscribers have made arrange
ments for publishing in the city oil New,
Gork, weekly newspaper, to be called
he 'Satur day Emporium" l. VIII De
printed on a folio sheet of the largest
dimensions, embracing thirty SIX col
umns Of reading matter. The quality
of the paper and the Typographical exc
cu,ion will be Of the most superior char-
ocer The first number will pup'ish-
ed On Saturday Jnne 80.
As full, comprehensive, niscei lane-
Gus newspaper, the Emaorium shall no'
I've surpassed by any other in the Unit
ted States. twill embrace every tninS
that eau be brought within the range
Of the newsgatherer, the literature me
letter writer, the poet, philosopher ano
critic 1t will present daGuerreotyPe
view Of life as Il is-men as they are.
matters and things as they seem; anu
nothing shall be wanting to make Il q
tesirabe
NEWSPAPER FOR FAMILIES
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06

Pamela Dec, IA, 1874. - arc
As hanged h.,' ed the name of our paper,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-09-06

From Graham's Magazine for August.
FAREWELL TO THE SOUL TO THE
BODY