Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

new tONoH WIZ i'SNf'NH 80 -" O''N"fN
on the Cd instant.
Col Tom Coop@ood. Of Monroe, has been
proposed as the whig candidate for Co.
vernon Of Mississippi.
In i822 the total number Of Episcopalian
preachers in the United States was 1913
in 1886, 1881.
Eiga, hundred Germans are about com
mencing the cultivation Of cotton in Nor
gan co., Tenn.
A writer in the Columbus (Ga.) Times
gives most glowing account Of the soil,
climate, and health Of the Florida peninsu-
lar, representing It as a second Fl Dorado
A Democratic Barbecue is to be given at
Liberty, Amite co., on the 10Th and 10Th
October Arrangements will be made TO
feast and accommodate all the world and
bic wife. Federalism is shaking in It's
shoesn in old Amite.
PRosE AND PosrRY.-- Copperas-breeches'
Matthews, and r. Josselyn, the rhymster,
are candidates for the State Senate fronl
Marshall county.
The Natchez Courier tacilly admits that
Col. Bingamin is in favor of the original
Brscoe BILL but considers il no detrac,on
from his merits. PIiable whggery
S. S. Prentiss is about to remove to New
Orleans, and devote himself to the prac-
iice of his profession.
The new Posi-oilice law is not working
so well as was expected.
Henry Clay is at the White Sulphur in
Virginia, drinking mineral water, and me-
dilatiug on the uncertainty Of all subluna-
ny affairs.
The Southern Literary Messenger, for
September Is on our table, filed with its
usual rich store OF entertainment and in
slructon. B. B. Minor, cd, Richmond, Va.
The anti.Rent" organization is on the
increase in New York, and is producing
much excitement.
EXTENDING THE AREA OF rREEDoM.--Pre-
parations are making to enlarge Tammany
Hall, democratic headquarters in N. York
city, by 'annexing' the adjoining lot.
Mrs. Gen. Gaines has brought suit on
land claim comprising thirty large plania-
tons on Bayou Beuf, La.
The N. Y. Spirit" Of 3oth ult. announ-
ces that the owner Of Peytona has with
drawn her challenge to Fashion--ihat she
willrest until next spring, when it is con
iectured she will be carried to England to
test the speed and bottom of some Of the
boosted English horse-ealte.
W.R. Elliott, who killed VIM. z. Ken
DAN, son Of Hon. Amos Kendall, at Wash
iueion city, was refused bail by the city
magistrates.
COMPLEMENTARY The democrats Of Har-
demen county, Tenn, have rendered a
public dinner 10 Frederic p. Stanton, Esq.
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TAxEs.-We learn from the most reli-
able sources, that the people in many
counties of the State complain loudly Of
The existing State revenue law. In many
respects the law is bad one; and we do
not doubt that the Legislature will come to.
gethcr prepared to modify it in many re-
specls II was passed at the heel OF the
last session, and whilst the members were
strongly impressed with a duty dovolving
upon them 10 do something to redeem the
out standing warrants before they returned
to their homes. Yet even under those
circumstances the bill encountered strong
opposition The people have only to de-
mand its modification, and it will be done.
NissiSsipidn.
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MAILS FoR Texas. = The Postmaster
General has issued orders instructing thai
mails TO duly made up in New Orleans
and in Mobile and forwarded by vessels
aud steamboats, in the government service
to Galveston aud Corpus Christi, undc'
the United States post Office lock and hcy
Return mails, by like conveyances, vii
be made up from Corpus Christi and Gal
weston for New Orleans and Mobile Let
,e,s, newspapers aud pamphlets, UNPAID
and prepaid, will he forwarded IN the a
ioresad mails, and only the overland
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