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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
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NEW ORLEANS.

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~ rendering my services 70 he Public as
COMMISSION MERCHANT, | would say, that vii
not accept any~BiII. unless produce in hand. I
win keeb Open Posscies of Insurance on al
goods or prostnce committed 10 care unless OH
erwfse instructed xpect - b. n News
leans By The earfs part d October, AMI would be
pleased 10 receive liberal share o1 Patronage.
assuring close attention and. al ali times, strictly
adhering 10 Instructions
September Goth, I615.-6n.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

Il UDL o,;.a on Wed>
,s,riiaz.s \ iast. meeting ofthe cItl-
hs -. of Marshall an1 La.
it's eo fJ II D0noven,'s Ferry Tor
pls t,Linr into consideration
NJ .~r such necessary means means q 70
NJ r3-f hei!i.a;e the navigation q "'S
\ il.i's I',e ,,,ss organized by calling
nlu Esa.. to ,he Chair, and
80 NoTgln' - - act as Secretary.
7a' w. ". 'oI baging explained the Object
5h. n.s.i1s' ofAH. Pegues, w. l..
O. H.. 80 .es.ed to read tc the mee>
eea " -i ~ and examPIifcation of the
a',ll'iI a','Ie ebiDmsnts via Of the above
Y. D5gln responded to the call
t 4- lie meeting m abe state,
- rom years OF observation and
i'.H - .be river showing clearly the
.,-s.sl1- 9..,ce ofthe direct attention OF
81 ts,, ~ ,o Ills subj Ct.
osg-es moved that a committee OF
A.' lsd 10 make out and publish
81 'Fl ...ovenis,t report with such
aai ostbsv mer think proper or the
ofW. l.. D5gan, as offered 70
slrssrs. Casper w jones. J.
.p-Boren, w ;, Jones
5-,.sard Robert Cherry, were
j. "A l d Committee.
s, r5s Chair was ad led to th'
n. Psraas,ben moved thatq COMMITTED
a-s-rr mea B. aP2].n.s1. TO 9Gaonsa.hhRf.2lle De a.hhRf.2lll9e
irg IL shall be 10 adopt such nean
.,.v r-5. ar most cxpedient . them, and
-, ..t The objects AMI deterfnina
.trr. n4eiaa. w eleuPon the Cnaif
-,sl ". T. D5gan. Joseph Hum
Tsris #. Wynn, Hugh NJ Lee
. ...P B,a.es. -. H. Pegu5s, A. H. Pe
. VIM S Jones, LOWS Rogers an'
T1gT Hams. OIL the county Of Lqfayelte
r5.r. Clarrv. J,s. Mo3rng, John Q
s1. Weldon Jones. Il J Malone, S
W.-.sa. Il. J. Moore, DE- Pointer, J0hI
ma. .uah and Andrew Peterson, Of th
.-n., of MdlsLaiI 10 compose that com
.tes.
Of notion of Z. CUshman, it was o.
l7I t.at lhe proceedings ofthis meelin.
.rt rrlH ot the Committee on MIR. Do
--n lc.aun, and statement. be pubiishe
aue Or5.d Orglnizar, Pontotoc Tr
uas, Holly Springs Gaz te and Pano.
Luy,
O7 N1.i47 rhp maetino adjourn 4
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
Louisiana and Mississippi.

The FLOUR market remains dull, and
prices are irreguIas; we quote common
brands 50 SO S3 62I; good So IS $4
90; extra 81 IL ga 25 per Dbl.
There is no material change IN the
Provision ma lket, but Pork has rather a
downward tendencyi we still quote Mess
sly, aud Prime Si3 per. bbl. Sales are
small at those prices. Bacon Hams
ii; Sides l-2; Shoulders Ia 7 l-2
per 10
FREIGHTS continue TO advance In
const quence Of the scarcity of vessels; we
now quote, Cotton to Liverpool 5-Sd.; TO
Havere | 4c. per ID.
WHEAT-Sales were made yesterday
at 60 cts for choice, and 55 for second quail
! uv, which il about the present range tor
/ those qualities. There has been but little
coming forward for several DAYS.
! FLOUR-Country So per bbl; 400 bbls
were sold Yesterday at this price and about
the same quantity late in the evening of the
day before for the same price. City mills
/ 80 so to 4.
FLAXSEED-Yesterday 35 bbls sold
at 81 50, and S at | 90 Considerable
quantities arriving at present.
BARLEY-Thirly sacks sol yesterday
at SIC and another lot at s.. good ar
;icle would BRING the latter figures readily
We quote % to 58.
CORN-2l p, dull
OATS-l5a l6, and arrivals princi-
paliy bv wagons
WHIskEY- FL cts for rectifed
on Ievee ard from ore.
LEAD--3500 pigs on Thursday at a
524, and 30 pigs ta.3 so
"Cotton has fallen ! to / of a cent IN
New FORK since the last steamer's foreign
,l~;--~ -''he ExDress says-''The new:
has quite perceptible lunuence on ift
market. The holders of cotton expected
ali sunshine in Liverpool. instead Of which
a cloud has passed over that great mart.
The consequences is, the article j. very fla
here, today, and buyers demand a conses
ION"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
E'ss the Voters Of Mar zs7aagE CosaEsGy.
EELLo CITIZENS

Ess the Voters Of Mar Esaasa Zz County.
EELLo " CITIZENS
Tam candidate fer
the Office OF Jude OF Probate Court Of your
County, and should be happy % ming e
with and form your personal acquaintance
during the present canvass for the fall cleo
lions; but am deprived of this privilege
| had a severe fracture of my Leg las
fall from " kica / have net Feeovered. !
have no profession. s.no slave 10 iillmy iand,
TO fan me when sleep" but have SIX
Children. ask not tie Office In shape CT
aims, but fellow -citzens. should you honor
me with your suffrage, | should be proud
of The distinction. grateful for the-favor, and
faithful 10 the trust Respectfully,
JOHN n. FRAZER.
May 24, 1875
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
William I. Stearns,.
st. THOMAS HALL,

Holly SPRINGS. MI.
The subscriber having undertaken the
direction Of the above named Institution. re-
Gently under the superiniendence of the
Rev. DR.. Hawks, would inform the public
that it will be re opened for the reception
of boys on the first of October next.
Competent assistants Will be procured,
and such general arrangements made as
will secure, it is trusted, the thorough edu-
cation of those who may be confided TO his
care. DAVID c.. PAGE,
Principal of ST. Thomas Hall
and
Rector OF Christ Church,
Holly Springs.
Sept I3, r845-4-f
Further particulars mag be ascertained on
application 10 The folto'cing gentlemen:
RI. Rev'd James FL. otey.
Columbia, Ten.
Rev'd P..W. Aston,
Hon ]. w. Chalmers,
Col John ID Martin,
Henry Anderson, Esq,
Walter Goodman. Esq,
Col Benz. Williams.
Marshall County, "
Gen. r. T. Browning,
Columbus, +"
George Yerger, Esq.
Vicksburg, i"
Rev'd Charles Goodrich,
New Orleans.
Rev'd Daniel S. Lewis,
St FrancisvilIe, La.
Rev. Samuel S. Lewis,
Mobile
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
FoR CIRcUlT JUDGE.

We are authorised TO announce HUGH r.
MILLER, ESQ. as candidate Tor Judge Of tae
7th judicial District. composed OF the COUNTIES
OF Panola, Lafayette, Pon3ioc, Iawamba Iist-
emingo, Tippah, Marshalsand De Soto.
We are authorised 10 announce The HON
JAMES II. HDWRY, as a candidate f0r-re- |
election to the Ja}gessi0 of this District, COM /
posed OF tbe counties OF De Soto, MARSHAL, +
Iippah, PiSheming0. iawamba. Ponlo1oc, La !
tayette, and Panola, at the ensuing NovenlbeI |
elections
W. Are authorised 10 announce GEORGE A. |
WILSON ESQ a. Z eaud date fer Judge OF the
Tlh Judicial Districn, composed Of the counties
of peSoto, Marshall FiPpah, fishemingo, Il
aWamba, PontJt0c, lafayette and Panola.
Fer District Attorney.
CsREER. ESQ. as a candidate for District Attor
ney OF the seventh Judicial District, at the en-
suing November Election.
For CHANCERY CLERK
/ JAMES C ALDERsosg, the present Clerk of The
! ihe counties of'FIppah, Pontotoc, Latayelte Pa
/ noia Coaboma, FuDicas Desoo and Marshall
IS candidate for election TO that Office in No
vember next%
YVea authorised to announce Col HANNIDAr.
| IAeaIs, as 4 candidate for Chancerv Clerk III
! the DiStEicI composing The counties Of Tippah,
Pontotoc, Lafayette, Panola, Coahema, Tunica,
| Desoto, and Marshall.
FoR STATE SENATE.
WE are authorised and reqnasted to an
nouuce DR.. JOSEPH G.. HALL, o
Hernando, a candidate for the State Sen
ate from the district composed OF the coun
ties of De Soto, Tuuica, Coahoma, Bolivar
Washington, SunGower aud Issequena.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorised to announce IA D1t-S VI.
! COOPWOD, as candidate for Sheriff OF Mar
shall Cou,.ty.
NcCARROLL as candid1e for Sheriff, OF Mar
lShal County.
TVe are authorised to announce WILEY d
CROOK as candidate tor sheriff OF Marshall
Couny*
, FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorised to anuouncee WILLIAM
E WILLIAMS, af a candidate for Circuit
} Clerk OF Marshall County.
3 We are authorised to announce A. 7. Ca
RurH ERs the u resent -incumbent, as a candIdat
for Circuit Clerk of Marshall county, Miss
Fer Probate Clerk.
We are authorised to announce BASIL c
/ HARLEY, as a candidate for the office of Pro
+ bate Clerk at the ensuing November election.
q We are autharised to announce GORDEN
TIA WAITE. the present incumbent, as can
didaie ter Probate CLERK, at the ensuing Nc
IS yember elections
1t Foa COUNTY TREASURER.
G We are authorised to announce FHOMA'
POWELL, as a candidate for County TreasU
rer, al the euSuing November Election.
d FoR RANGER.
We are authorised. to announce JAMES Z
- SWAN a candidate fer reelection 10 the One
he now fills as Ranger of 1faTshall county.
Y We are authorised 10 announce w e. Att
+ GAUGHEy, candidate Tor tLangcf, at tAe eLSt
: ling November election
For ASSESSOR,
WE are authorised to announce GEoRG
! w. GRAHAM candilate .or Assessor
Marshall County.
We are authorised 10 announce S. S. BLA
"a LOCK, as 4 candidate Tor Assessor.
Wea agthoTisedto Announce w. 7 LON
= ef Holly Sprays, as ascandidae for SCISSOR
Marshall County.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
LAND EnR SALE.
Sep, ooh, Is45.-td.

{ OFFER for sale the tract of lana on WHICH
now reside. c cntaining ll5 OF ~ acres
situated on the Oxford and Memphis To&o'
40 miles f,om Oxford and SO from Mem
MS. about 20 acres OF cleared land; good
l,nn,t;sr .able houses. good orcheTds. and
never failing well of as cod and pure water
as ,ber,. i in Marshall county; also an a
bundant supply OF good stock water. L. IS
considered one-os he best stands for house
of fenter,ainment on i.Se road between Ok
ford aud Memphis. beieg jus, mile below
,,bare The road afrom Holy Springs 10
Memphis inlersects The Oxford aud Mem>
phis road.
I-Terms made known by application
to the subscriber on The premises, ! miles
Fast of Pennington. p. MOSBY.
Sept 20, 1915 -3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
0bgtmaxr.

"Lsaves have their time 10 fall
And flowers tUwilher at the north winds breath
And Stars to set; baf ali,
Il hou hast all seasons for thine Owns DEArnN'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27


Er.rqci fron. the Journal Of me procee.
d.aqs of ne Western ard Southern Con
rsatjga a, liemI his on thc IN and 5th
days 81 July last ssowiny tAs action Of
tis Contention.
o1 n, ,tion ofSam'l w. Black, Esq of
Tbsalrg-
Whereas, 10y reason Of The imperfect no
d:s gwen u this Convention, and ofthe in
convenient season Of the year appointed for
is meeting, many Of the Western and
Southern States wishing to be represented
ia % have not been able 10 s. nd full deIega-
uaus; and hereas it is desirable that the
representation shall be full before final ac
tln he bad on the important subjects sab
uiled to the convention, therefore,
Rsg0Irci, That tie report OF the general
committee. and the resolutions accompany
Ing the same, or oIered1 as amendments
thereof. together with oil other reports anC
r.s,iutions submitted to th convention, bt
referred 20 aa adj ,urued convention TO mee
a.the City 81 Memphis, in Tennessee, on
Wednesday the I2h day of Novembe
K aud that said reports and r. solutions
be published with the proceedings OF hi
Convention.
Rsscired. That the Western and South
eru States anI WeStern Pennsylvania an
FlrgnIa be- geques'ed to send delegate:
from each Congressional District to jpi
with the members ofIhIs COnventI3n at II
uHJnurned meeting.
Ga motion OF G.. Il. III. Davis, Esq, {
Ilnois-
RssoLred, Tint upon all questions sut
mIted 90 the adjourned convection. the seV
eral States represented shall be cnti led l
vote according TO their federal representa
uonI1 Congress. except the States Of Pent
syNanl' and Virginia which shall vo'
according TO the proportions invited to sen
delegates,
Ou motion OF Henry c. Smith. of Ter
ucSsfe-
sous ~ app0iiied ~ I'iHPs,S a..l r.bI;s
an aIiress % the people Of the Fester
? a.esi setting forth the objects AMI ie-PyI
'ance OF the November Convention. and {
concert aud aiopJ such other measures O
may prom to thr assembling and objects
such Convention, aud to superintend tn
Flbl cation ofthe proceedings of the presel
cOnvsltou.
Resolcef, Tha, the committees OF ive {
more persons each be appointed BY this cor
VeniioH. composed of Us own members. 3
oiother suitable gentleman. % investigat
and report upon 30 the November ConveI
uonthe several objects proper for It's ac,io
10 wat:
Upon the Military and Naval resource
AMI sefsnces Of the West and South.
pa the Improvement of the Wester
Rivers.
oa the Improvement Of the Ohio Ri
er
"a the connection of the Illinois Rive
"aa the Lakes by ship canal.
Oa the Western Armorv. :
Oa The Military Road from Nemphl
through Arkansas 10 the Frontier.
On the Forts and delences Of the We
tern Indian Frontier.
On Western Mails.
Waters.
on isvying and reclaim the public 10
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
F0R [uANcRLLoR.

We are authorised 70 announce Juage JoHS II.
T AYIoa. as .andi iate for he Once of Chan
ceiior Of he saate Of Mississippi. At The next
general Election.
Veare apthorized 10 announce Gen. STEPaE@
Cocks of Monroe couatYg IS caacidaie fer The
Office OF Chancellor Of tie State Of MiSSiSsipPi%
We are al horised 10 announce he Hon. JoHN
NJ ATAUaY, Cf NatcheZ. as 4 candidate for the OF
flee o Chancellor Of The State of MississP Ppi, at
the rpvk eIeattor
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
EDWARD A. KEELING

Will eonI;fue The business II his o~a name.
nznEres psc4ufsr solscsts consignments Cotton.
"a endex5ng lis Services as a Corrn.s Fac
roRs all be can promise. is 10 use his beSl ef-
forts 80 promote The interest OF those who may
favour lin with their patronage.
y. Q. Aug Isl 2ad, 1915 6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
c . y MN =. sesa g

JUpGE HTeH CeURr eF ERRoRs q ArpEArs
we are authorised TO announce the Hon. ALEk-
ANDgr NJ. CLAYTON, Che present incumbenD as
a candidate for the office Of Judge OF the High
Court OF Errors and appeals for this District
We are authorized 70 annoaCe Hon. HENLEY
s BENNETT 4, ol LowndeS rs candidate Tor
JUDGE 81 ihe High CouIt o1 Errors and Appeals,
Iorthe Northern District.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

of0~.oher next 10 teach school IN Holly
S,riros. Miss. under the superintendance u
the Masonis Body. The person proposing
n,nst he OF urimpeachable moral character
..,,ai;f;ed 10 leach all the branches oil
fnishe,, English education. \ fixed sala~
~ will be, given. 4 masen would DC pre-,
Sired pronosals from gentleman and
has lady will he considered
S-bsol 70 co,nmence last Of October.
~ : n W. WALTER, }
b. DAY, Con.
T. NJ. YANCEY,
Sanf OOH fSa1 I'D
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

"TRoPIC1 OFFICE, n @ {
Sept. 18Th.

There has been a moderate business
doing in Cotton the last two days. Trans
actions, however, are much curtailed
for want OF shiPpings and conse queat ad-
vance in fejghs $, The sales OF the lasi
TWO days amounted to 8. 100 bales Prices
iemained without change, but ale rathet
in favor OF buyers.
LIVERPOOL CLASIFTCATION.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

TAKEN up By John Johnson, living miIes
4 south east Of Chaiahom8, one dark brown
mare with colt, The mare is marked with
star IN ~ face and snip tie Nose. 5 or
years old, about faarieet hanas high the colt
bay stud Black mane aud aail two wears oid
last spring. Both appraised - s55 o.
Aug 27 1915.
zFsAKEN up BY G. p Lane. liping ia Cnnla-
keua. 5sre andsuhit baFtows marked
viih eroP AMI siil ri he siehI ear. aud ! hole
IN the lett, ; soss ot fue szr,a mark ana 8 aigs
unmarked, all appraised 10 a0u0.
Aug =, 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
D.sang.EI-1ng.

THE CopaFtnership heretofore existing ia
y. Orleans. .ualer the hfva ef Mason s Keeling
has BEEN dissolved b. muluai consent.
W e. MASON.
EDW ARD a. KEELING.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

Couon-is now arriving freeIy-near so
wagon loads per day. Prices during the
last two days have run fully 0 c., less
than last week; most sales now beng ef
ltctei at 10 o. cents; occasionally SUI
perior article brings IS 70 z cents.--Eag1e.
NEW ORLEANS hIAREEE
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

PREsEavEs.-H is said that to set new
In made preserves for several days open
I'm the sun is one. Of the best methods OF
making them keep through the SUMNER.
unferrnented. Il is worth trying.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

The New Orleans Picayune of the seth,
says.-"The receipts of new cotton in this
citysup 10 yesterday were 5723--being a
filling of Ok 100 bales. as compared with
the receipts up to the same period last
year
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

-rraci fran me Journal Of he Procee.
d.aqs or ne Western ard Southern Con
rsaijgs q, Memphis oa the 4th and 81
days o1JuIg last s.oviny IKE action 81
fis Contention.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
aEMPgsEs PEsECEs5 CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEE KLY-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-07

REroRT ON Coal. The National lntelli-
gencer of Saturday has notice of the Report
of Professor Johnson, which has been submit
ted to Congress, on the qualities of various de-
scrptions of Goals, and their adaptation TO ma
val and other purposes. We have room only
for the following extracts
sin reference to the several ranks of Goals
above mentioned, we find the following re-
marks directly applicable to the naval services
''For the. purposes of steam navigation, the
rank most important to be considered is the
JJ,h, in which Tic Goals stand in the order of
of their evaporative power under given bulks
"This is obviously true, since, if other things
he equal, the length of a voyage must depend
on the amount of evaporative power afforded
by the fuel which can be slowed in the bunk
ers ola steamer, always of limited capacity
At the head of the fifth rank stands Atkinson
& Templeman's Cumberland COAL on the right
of which is 566'2, the number of pounds of
steam produced by one cubic foot of that coal.
This number used as divsor for the whole
series, G ives the relative values as follows:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-07

EXECUTION AT WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS.
The extreme sentence of the law was execu-
ted on Friday upon Thomas Barrett, convict
ed of the murder of Mrs. Ruth Houghton, an
elderly woman, who lived in limeburg. The
execution took place in the Jail at Worcester,
Mass, and was strictly private, only about
twenty persons being present, who were invited
by the sheriff to witness the awful spectacle.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-07
NWTHEN cATALIHE attempted to overum
No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREE

NMTHEGN CATALIEE attempted 10 overturn
w the liberties of Rome, he commenced by cor
ruptiug the morals Of the YOUTH and although he did
not succeed in his neiarous attempts, his name was
branded with infamy. Various plans Of treatment
have been proposed for mental alienation with limited
success-but for diseases of the physical frame re-
NEEDY has been discovered which, in large majority
OF cases. will relieve the patient of his suferngs, and
if timely administered, cure the disease.
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA will perfectly cure dis
eases of the Mucous Membranes, Scrofula or Kings
Evil, Fever Sores, Posues and Pimpes on the face,
Rheumatism; obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, and
other diseases caused by an impure state of the blood
j. A. REED, Sole Agent,
je26 eoly Corner Gay and Saratoga-sts. Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-07

TuyHE PROPRIETORS OF THE GAY
Il STREET CHAIR WAREROOMS would re-
specially inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have now on hand large and general
assortment of Parlor and other CHAIRS, comprising
mahogany, maple, walnut, and variety of imitation
and wood colors. They would request persons dis
is not surpassed, if equalled by any establishments in
the city.
They would also inform shipping Merchants that
they at all times prepared to supply them terms
equally accommodating they be procured at
any establishment in the city.
sel9-4tawtlstJ' A. & ]. B. MATHIOT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-07

The ASrI-RENTERs. The outrageous pro-
ceedings of the Anti-Renters in Columbia CO.,
N. Y, itseems, have at length been checked.
The strong arm of the civil power, aided by
the military, have scattered the lawless bands
of sham Indians, and there was at the last ac-
counts from the Heidelberg, every indication
of speedy termination of their unlawful do
ings. A number of ringleaders have been ar
rested, and it is hoped that they will be made
to suffer for their offences against the laws.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-07
[For the American Republican. !

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF FELL'S POINT.
1t must not be generally known that the
franklin Institute Of Fell's Point hold their
regular weekly meetings at the Wesleyan
school room, Bond street, one door from Bank.
This institution is, we believe, the only one of
the kind on Fell's Point. 1t has belonging to
it one of the finest Philosophical Apparatus
that is in this city; also large collection Of
beautiful stuffed birds specimens of minerals,
with collection Of choice books
The debate that is to take place on this
Tuesday evening, at 7 O'Clock, promises to
be one Of a very high order; the question is
"Are the souls of all men immortal?" In the
affirmative, the Rev. DR.. Mercer has been ap-
pointed; on the negative, DR.. H. d. McCul-
Tough, of the Point. The people of the Point
and Of the town may receive, a rare treat by
attending the meetings of this association, they
being entirely free to the public. This query
is one that perhaps the majority of this COM
munity have never heard discussed in fact,
perhaps never had doubt in reference to the
Immortality of the souls of all men, yet by
attending aud listening to this debate, they
may and will hear views advanced which they
will have to admit to be ingenious at least, if
they cannot assent to their validity as theoreti-
cal conclusions M.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-07

heLatlre rdtt6S.
II. Atkinson s. Templeman's 1000
9. Beaver Meadow Slope, No. 5. $50
3. Peach Mountain 964
4. Forest Improvement e55
IS. Easby's Goal in Store GAG
S6 New York and Md, Mining Co. 927
7, GUMS Run 9l3
s. Blossburg GIL
So Neff's 900
40 Easily s. Smiths 9O3
II. Beaver Meadow, slope No. s, 500
10. Beaver Meadow Navy Yard SS3
10. Mixture Beaver Meadow s. Cumb'd $50
ID, Lehigh 972
10. Lycoming creek S1i
is. Cambria county, Penn. $50
II. Mix. Beaver Meadow s. Midlothian $50
Is. Barr's Deep Run S45
10. Lackawanna S44
90. Karthaus S43
81. Dauphin and Susquehanna S35
2s. Lyken's Valley sig
23 Pictou, New York sample) 1876
"a. Midlothian, (arerage) 1872
%. Crouch & Sneads 1856
26. Newcastle TIC
81 Midlothian, 600 feet shaft 766
%. Midlothian, NEW shaft 739
90. Pictou, (Cunard' sample) 1888
So Chesterfield Mining Company 1876
81. Midlothian, (screened) 1879
49, Natural coke COS
49, Creek Companys 69s
81. Pittsburg CTS
49, Sidney 669
SO. Liverpool 663
81. Scotch 625
3s. Tippecanoe 6ls
80. Canneton GIG
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MIR. Folks ma jority over MIR. Clay, exclusive
of South Carolina, is 3S, 2s4. If to this be add
ed 10000 as the majority for Mr.. Polk in
South Carolina,-whose vote is not inclnded in
the above, the Legislature of that State choos-
ing her Electors,-Mr. Folks aggregate majo-
rty over MIR Clay is 5S,2s4.
The Abolition vote, as stated above, is g.
LET, and exceeds Mr.. Folks majority over MIR.
Clay by S,s4s. Mr.. Polk, it will thus be seen,
has been elected President of the United States
by minority of the popular vote.--.A,ner.
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The MuTINY ON BOARD THE SHIP FARwELL.
Six of the crew of this vessel, John Thomp-
son, John Williams, Charles Young, James
Muir, Daniel Riggan and Robert Bonnet. were
committed for trial at Boston, on Wednesday,
on the charge of endeavoring to make revolt
on board that ship in the Delaware.