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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Guardians sale

y pursuance Of ar order Of the Fro.
n bale Cour; Of Carroll county, | win
offer for sale, on a credit Of twelve months
70 me highest bidder, at the courf-house
door y The town OF Carrollon, on ;he
-trsf Monday in October neat, the follow.
lng land belonging 10 the minor heirs Of
William Il. Townsend, deceased, 10 VII
4 me west hali southwest quarter section
!, and northeast quarter section 9, inI
township 10 OF range G east, for the bur.
pose OF educating aud supporting The mi.
nor heirs Of said deceased.
WIN, 4. HARRIS, Guardian
Of minor heirs of.W, H. To.rnsead dec'd
September A, Is45 3o-5,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

UT We are authorized 10 announce
CfAUs D. BALDWIN, Of ChicAasaw caauty,
q canaithte iar DISTRICT Atioruo, IL the
sis'h JndriAl District, composed ~ the catn-
lies Of Carroll, TalAhstriic, Yallnbushl, Ghbu.
taw' Chickasaw. Okiibbeha, Moprne, pwpdes
or We arc authorized 10 announce
WIN. BARksDALE. Esa -ot I.ovnaea caun,,.
y = candidate for District Attorney Vi the
Sixth Judicial District. t.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
WIN. P. BoLE, clerk.
The Stale OF Hzississtppi. }

CHocTAw COUNTY.
Probate Court. July term, 1915.
In TIE MATTERS or THE rsrArr or JoHv
A. Newell, DECEASED.
A AN opening The matters Of The noition
nv in this case, il was ordered. adiuda-
Cd and decreed by The Cour, that ali pey.
sons interested in the following lands h.
VII The west half Of The northeast quar-
Ter, andAnorfh-west quarter Of section M.
ieea township eighteen, range seven eas,
AZ tenants or heirs at law Of John A Nav
81, Deceased, be and personally appear
~ Probate Court to be holden n, nv,
Courthouse in the town or Greenesbor',,
on the fourth Monday in October rext. mi
shew cause, ifany they can, WIN he above
described lands should mol be sold aoreeo.
ply TO the prayer Of Mourning II. NeweiJ.
guardian Of the infant and minor heirs n
John A Newell, deceased.
Ordered, that publication of this notice
be mnde in the " Mississippi Democrat,
and |" Southern Reformern for forty dnts
Witness, The Hon. James A. Kennedy.
judge Of Probates for Choclaw COUNTY
his 4lh Monday 10 July, 1916.
Aaest; THO: NJ DAVIS, Cicrh.
Issued August %, ls45. 37-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
luDdn or rnn cIaculr counr.

Or WE are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM CurnRAN, Ed, ~ Casnp "a,
" candidate Tor Juder af ;he Sixth IAaieni
disulot onWprisIng The counties Of aiDG,oe,
ioowndes oktibbeha, Choctaw, thiskasaw, Car
roll fallobasha, aud 'ralhheiehic.
QSy- We ore authorized TO announce
GtN't T N, WAuL. u YalloA,ishn oe.3 6sa
candidate lor Judge Of The Sixth Judiesal IN.
lflc', camprisne the counties 81 Manr.e
in~nde', okiibheha. Chpolnw, Ctickesam, tay.
roll, Yellohp'ha and Tslthn'ohie.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Or We are authorized 10 anneunoo
GEORGE W. LOVING ~ candidate or A..
SCISSOR n Carroll county, N "
or Wc are authorized 10 onnpunec
W. W HAMMONs us . eandidnie for Assqs.
sor d Carroll county. f's
UT We are authorized 10 announce
JOHN MCLEAN nh csndidate fof re.elentlon
as Assessor of Carroll unity.
0J- we are authorized to announce
FELIX = SEWARD as d candidate for
SCISSOR Of Gsrroll county,.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Executors sale.

n obedience TO IN order OF the Hon.
n. the Probate court Of Carroll county,
viii offer for sale, at public auction. to the
highest bidder, al tho Courthouse door in
The town Of Cafrollton, on me ih Non
dag, tie I'D day, Of September nert, on a
credit Of IL months, the south half oil
east halt norlh east quarter section 4, aud
that portion of ives, bull north west quar-
Ter section 9, which hes south OF The
branch running through The same in town
ship 20 range east, belonging TO the
estate of VIM. johnson deed, aud will be
sold for the purpose of dividing the pro.
ceeds thereof amongst the heirs of said
estate.
JOHN w. DIKES, Ear Of The last
Wa and Iestameatof WmJohasoa, deed
August 30, lsi5. 3G-5t.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Or We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM NJ. YoUNtlas u candidate COR tts
cflice OF Probate CLERK Of Carroll county.
Or We arc authorized 10 announce
sAh'L bARf ASH candidate for re.elsctiou
70 'he olIice n Probnfe Clerk of Carroll cot,sty
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
y. I'D. LEFLqDEsE.

hecflVlng, Forwarding 4 Commission Merchant
LErLoRE, (YAzoo RIvER.)
EX EEPS constantly on hand large
Ia supply of Bagging aud Rope, Ba.
con, Lurd, Flour, Sugar anG Coffee, Salt,
Iron, Castings, Nails, Negro Shoes, Blan
keis, Jeans and Linseys Also general
assortment Of DRY GOODS.
am always prepared TO make liberal
CASH advances on Cotton stored with me,
or purchase ai the highest market price.
sept. 10, is45. 40-Gm
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Or We are auihefzcd 10 announce
,HARLES Z TAYLOR ~ candidate for
Treasurer o. Carroll county.
0J-Wc nrc authorized 10 announce Mai
JAMES MONEY nsa cnnai.Iafe for recollection
p 80 ONCE q Treasnterof Carroll county.
W.T. We are authorized 10 announce
~ ~ LOT as candidate for County Trea.
'nrer " the November lsleotiua.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

CHocrAw COUNTY.
Probate Court Aagpsi term "A. D 1915,
M T pom motion " Charles Calh0an,
" surviving administrator the estate
OF VIM. Q. Clark, deceased, Il Il ordered
by tho Court that publication We made in
the Mississippi Democrat, for the time
prescribed by law, notifying all persons
interested in the estate ofihe said William
Y. Clark, deed, that the said Charles Cal
honn, administrator as aforesaid, viii, at
The next term Of this court, present his ac-
count for 6nal settlement and allowance
and ask to be discharged from further la
bliiy as sdch administrator.
A copy from the minutes.
Test: THO: N. DAVIS, Ciork.
September 10. 1916. 39-6l
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

OF WI are eutharlxaj 10 annourcu
JuooF JOHN NJ. TAYLOR asa candidate lut
Chancellor Of the STATE 81 Mississippi.
or We are authorized 10 announce
GtNh sfEpilEN C0CKi. rs a eandldnte lar
STATE Chancellor. y elected he will rasido az
me seat Of government.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INolicc.

III 10 all persons Interested in the estate
a of Friend 0. Love, deceasod.--
TAKE NOTICE, That al the October term
next Of the Probate Court Of Carrol
county, Miss we will present our account
Tor allowance and final settlement, as i'd
mlnlstralrix and administrator Of said es.
tate. MARY a. SMITH, Adm'rr,
JOHN W. DlKEs, Admr of
estafe Of r, D. Lore, dcc'd
August l3, 1915 35-Gt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
FRoM CoRrus CuRIsrr An Ap.ns,.7

FROM CoRPus CHRIsTI AND ARKANSAS.
"A letter has been received ia this civ,
dated Aransas, Sept I'd, from which we
have gathered The following items:
An express arriyednt Corpus Christi on
the evening of the Isl, with information
that Mexican army Of 5000 men we're
within Is miles OF the encampment Of
Gen. TAYLOR. The writer, however,
places no reliance on the report. He lett
the encampmcnt at half past two on the
morning Of The End, and up to thai hour
nothing further had been heard Of {" he
5000 Mexicans-" Every preparation
had been made, however, TO receive them.
The Volunteer arlillerists from this civ
were all in very good health, and were
spoken Of with great deal OF respect by
the officers OF The regular army.
AS the rainy season sets in, the U. S.
troops are TO move to the Rio Grande.
AZ. Q. Bulletin, Of 18Th.
The brig Maria Spear arrived here on
Monday in three days from Galveston. -
She brought no papers. The Convention
was still in session at the dale Of the last
accounts from Austin. [Ib.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

'afoRrANT MOVEMENT or THE BLACKS
!, SANADA. ~ We perceive from some 81
w w Ianada papers, that d very exsraordin-
NJ movement has lately been commenced
W %s.ongss The coIored people Of Canadn, ID
\. shape Of State Convention, for ihe
N. " pf calling OH The negro popuIa-
MN N. y we United SIales ID unite with
S Ss'l n creniing an insurraciion Ii lie
Nh ,s.'aefn States III favor Of Mexico. We
o %.uer \ The colonial government ii
/ " VIII tolerate such pfoceedngsl-
s,s' WY , g, they may gel their hands tuIi
"'s'e 'heya,e aware,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
ExecMiOr,N Nntia..a,l...-.I

NJ NJ persons interested ID MI AL
y fa'c.of iamcs King, deceased
lAKE NoTicE, that AZ tl,e O1msag n N,
ncA' q ine Probate Court of Carat c.,s
", Mlssrxipp, No viii pfesent souf as
count for FINAL settlement md allgwsa,.e
" executors ot tho Ia-f WIN and rcsio.
meni of sail deceasc,i.
Nsa DAM. KJN(.l II
JoilN KIN isS'ors
August lsaisas ss 95-0,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

VI W. ara authorized 10 announce
WILLIAMS G, HERRING asa oa,ani8ie n.
Clerk Of The Circuit Court ~ Carrot eourly.
Or We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE
RICHARD A. SEWARD as a candidbte ID +
recollection 70 lio office Of Clerk OF The Circuit
Court Of Carroll county. a
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

VEENk HlaINIVT chANCERY COURT,
W We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM ? D0LE as a oandidate lof re-
electiou 10 ito Office Of Clerk 81 die Bnifltt
shanceFy Court, for Ihe district composed Of tho
counties Of tlowes, Carroll, ynlobushu, cboe.
lnw, aud Tallahalchie.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
TnE TARIFF IN ruE NEXT coNekEss.

| THE TARIFF IN THE NEXT CONGRESS-.
There was class Of political spouters
in our late canvass who maintained stout
Iy and confidently that it was so well set
tied that the present tariff law would not
be disturbed, that they even affirmed that
the President would not recommend ils re
ductien, The leading fact from which they
dedueed their conclusion was, that Mr.
Polk had appointed Mr.. Buchanan his
Secretary of State, and hence lhey ware
fully satisfied that he would be content 10
lei the tariff stand They overlooked two
important circumstances connected with
this subject-lirst, that although Mr. Blu.
chanan voted for the present law, vet he
accompanied his vote with the distinct
declaration that his own opinion was in
opposition TO the billiard second, that as
Secretary of State, Mr.. Buchanan has
nothing to do with the tariff question.
This delasion, however, has now passed
away--the emphatic annuncialion of Mr..
Walker, the Secretary of the Treasury
having charge of the subject, that q the
tariff must be reduced,n together with his
known energy in collecting information as
10 The practical operation Of the law. back
ed by rep a'ed declarations in the Wash.
iug.ong Union expressing the same senti.
ment--ihese evidences have dissipatca all
doubts as to the course of the President.
and have produced universal conviction
that the reduction of The tariff will be the !
prominent question in next Congress. Ia
view Of this state of the subjecf, the tariff |
$ now undergoing a general investigation
md discussion in every section Of the
Union. The sentiment is becoming uni
'ersal that the subject ought to be definite
y and permanently arranged during the
lext session.
In no quarter Of the Union is the Tariff
Undergoing so savere scrutiny as in The
lorthern States. The extrayagant profits
which are there well known to be ieceiy.
d by manufacturing capitalists, have a.
an intense interest in the public
mind, and are calling forth the most dc.
lded expression Of dissatisfaction with
1e law. As far as our observation has 7
one, it satisfies US that out Of Penns,lya,
ia the sentiment Of the democracy is >
niversal that The tariff must he reduc.
d." The only difficulty which will he !,
resented - the next Congress will BE- in
,spect 10 the details of new tariff-thjs 7
at al times perplexng subject, but
have strong confidence that the result
i'll show that the difficulty is not insur- F..
ouulable. We shall continue to trans.
T 10 our columns such articles on The ia,
las will be calculated to throw light upon ,
whilst i gives peculiar pleasure to pre-
ut The views OF our correspondents who
ny desire 70 contribute their mic to the Il
scussion. TNdsh Union. u
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

OF We are authorized to announce
JAMES $ JOHNSON asa candidate Tor Pro.
hate JUDGE ~ Carroll county. sf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Hn Circuit Court OF CarroEl
County, state or Mississippi.

uhf~h -. biOWHj
rs. Bur ~ Drsrove,,,
James y. Long.
u I pom opening the matters Of tbis
~ biIi, and j appealing ihat ihe said
Jas, y. Long ls not . resident u ibis Ssata
--Ir is ORDERED thai he appear 4, tbc
next term Of said Couri ID IL holden ~
The first Monday 10 October ncxt. and II.
swer Tho Dill q discovery filed therein anr
~ default, the matters Of said Till viii 81
taken for confessed.
lils further ordered, That Iris notice Be-
once a week for two months az.
ressively n The Mississippj Demccrat.
July ., isas. 3o-o,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Central 7=ltttlpn.
First Monday aad TUESDAY In November HrSt

jupGr rlun couGr or fgRuHs ArrFsls
or We are ulhariscd 10 aDuonnrc
iiVS'n ukNlEf =. BENNETT, III Lownth..
As candidate lor Jual 81 Inc ilsh Court 81
Eftou and APrsas, let tho Nbrtltn Distiet.
or We arc puthorsed 10 announce
lloN'L ALEXANDER n CLAYTON, " Asa,.
shil county, rs q candidate iar re,uscctidn6s
Jodge of thv Iiish Nourtof Errors and Alpeah,
for the Narthern district.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

District Gharpcprv anKrws
Of the State of MississjpDi n fo,roltoa
Archibald Robinson H., ~, n,,ar
0"'''" '''0'"So" olL6 ron DIVORCE
Sarah p Roh;,.on Q - 1"n ,e ,eym' a
yEyuIs dov c,n,o a. .,,,,.,-l.
II his S,Iicinrn Az .nJ eo'npin'nenl' oy
ne sotislac,inn ', vs. ~ ny = apPea,ng 70
fendnn, i n n", =, a'e wv, 'nas lno DC,
Mississinn; ,ha an vs'uen' y me sac q
proven - t. orJ@. m,J H ~ peen Gaiy
qualification IF ,b o',aa ~ me Soarf, inat
made weet,,' ca NV tey % lhis o'l' 90
in lie " M;ss;ss; i, IN p successive months
Der published II ,bo ,n,,ae - ne%,l'"'
n tbe cn',nty or :" ~ "u u'Mn OF Carfolilon,
pnl,.s ,ba XIX 1oa ,.J'. "a ms ,ota,e' 'ha'
onnear,nco o =, ~ no'e, ~. 'na,i enter hef
ond Mai ,ns,a az "eA' ,eli'l o. 'n,s Coofl'
nla;nnn,,s t;lI III ~ VI ue'n ,, 10 the com
In hcar;,a ~, ~ ~ eo'"e W. " set uown
ond docs.a aa ~ ~ ! wv eeu ~ ''le pil',
ne if ,be ,,of,t 'ds1u =, llo same manner
~ ! ~ oelei'on''' nau appeared and was
present yas,.., 70 me -, Go9 ,r.,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Admimistrator,s Noaice.

ETTERS Of administration having
A been granted to the undersigned, b.
The Probate Court of Carroll county, al
the September term, 1916, thereof, or the
estate of William G. Davis, deceased, ali
persons having claims against said estate
are notified to present them, duly auihen.
t'cnied, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred
AMOS HOLMAN, admir-
o. the estate Of Vim. c. Darts, decd.
september ~, ls45 3g-Gt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Administrator Notice.

" w AZ persons interested IN tho estate
M Of Nathan Miers, deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that al The November
Term next Of the Probate Court Of Carroll
county, we will present our account for Il.
nal settlement and allowance as admins.
traitors Of said estate, and pray u be dis
charged. ei ta5a
EDWARD MIERs,J
YOUNG MlERs, Am re-
8 'f Of estate Of Nathan Misrs, dcc'd.
september ~, lca0 39-Gt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

PosT OFFICE STArIsTTcs.--We have
obtained from the General Post Office, the
following list Of The receipts which have
been made under the former and present
post office laws. These facts may assist
IN showing The present operation Of the
new system. The receipts Of these post
offices are here variously stated---some the
average per week, and Others for the whole
month Of July. In every case, they fall
short Of the receipts Of the former law,
but in various proportions, as win strike
The readers eve at once: Union.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
The state OF mississippi. !, )

CHocTAw COUNTY.
Choctaic Circuit Court - 10 SeDicmbe,
term, l845.
Samuel T. Echols) 49, -,..,.....
A. A. ssah. 500 %.
y this case the attachment having been
X returned executed by Ieyyipp Ma
same on ihe property Of said ceiendan,
and by summoning May u. Medley ~
garnisbee---
Ills therefore ordered, Tha, noiica ~
given that II the defendant shaIl fail n ~.
pear at the next term Of the Circuit Cour,
o. Choctaw county, on the third Monday
Of September next end plead. answer j,
deuur g said attachment Judgment b.
default will be rendered against bin, and
the property 20 attached will be solI,
KY further ordered, That tbis notice be |
published ID the Mississippi Democrat. i |
'ewsPaper Published ii Ihq town ii or.
clifton, Carroll county, FIR four successive
weeks, JOHN NOLEN, Clerk
august lJ, le4J 35-4t
Will DAVIS. Pl'Fs AMI.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
%. o. W0ODMAN,
vfoKsnuRG,
%. %. WOE DSEAN & Co.

4 TOO UiFN. ~ |-U
Wholesale 4 Retail Druggists and Booksellers
N h EALERS in Paints, Oils, Window
K y Glass; Drugs, Medicines and Che
meals; School, Law, Medical and Misccl.
iancous Books, Paper and Stationery.
" y Country merchants, Druggists, Ply
sicians, Planters and Teachers supplied
with pure and genuine articles on as good
terms as in New Orleans.
August @, ls45. GIN
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
County SURVIVOR.

~ no Votcrs Of Cayroii county:
fellow-citizens: ireturn wa NV qtatefpIao.
acknowledgements for your svGgages II raa yeaYa
and take this method of nnnouuoing to WI,
mat an ngain dcnhdidatc far Comfy E;nyyey,
or. theoretically, JOHN 3fsDMTEg
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
BiARD or poLIcr.

BOARD or POLICE.
OF we are authorized 10 announce
DAVID BROWN rs 4 candidnfs W. III WIN
o Epsra Of Police from Inc CinrulItsn d.triet
7, WI we are aaihTzed ID ani,onnce
bEnhn QUEEN ~ d candidate III aanhef
x w Board of Police
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

FIRES OF an extensive kind seem 10 h,
caIamIies affecting all tie principal cities
rhe dreadful conaagralion which occurred
at Qubec (Ca last week was attended by
loss oflle. Twelve bodies have been re
covered. One painful incident was the
destruction of The Hospital, TO which as be
ing considered entirely out of the reach OF
the conhagralion, numbers Of sick peasons,
of all classes, were carried wheh the bulId
ing became igni'ed BY the fakes of fire car
red from the distance BY the wind; the un
fortunate inmates, unable TO help themselves
peliShed miSerabIy, The total loss has
jeen Varlously estimated from 81 100000
20 SO, 900, 900.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

The Force of Habit, was remarkably
exemplifed recently in Kentucky, on The
occasion of funeral. The beresved wife
and few neghbors,sal waiting the arriVa
oi The people. all solemnly idle. The wild
ow, becoming very uneasy, after sitting
idle few minutes cried OUT Betty! bring
me my knitting, may as well take a few
stitches while the crowd is gathering
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
HiSI ORY OE WYOMING By
CHARLES MINER,

SUBSCRIPTIONS are respectfully solicited 70
- the forthcoming History Of Wyoming. III,
work, now ready for Press, will make an Octave
volume of about six hundred pages, of which five
hundred pages will embrace he main body of the
uumatve. Tho Appendix, beside. vsriety of Gu
Gus and illustrative articles, will contain the 9TH,
Aazettol Travellers" revised with numerous add
tons, personal anecdotes, incidents and sketches
of character, making about an hundred pages.
The autho; thinks proper to say, tLat no pains
have been spared to obtain information upon every
point connected with this sui jet. He has ilatter-
led himself, as Wyoming has become classic ground
as Cnnumer4bIe errors have heretofore
existed in regard to its story and as its very int.
resting civil character has been scarcely touched
upon, that almest every gentleman would desire for
his library, in respect to it, an authentic narrative.
The purpose Of taking up sub,crip ions i, to ena.
Die the author 10 judge what number OF copies it
would be proper to publish
The Book will be neatly printed in octave form,
On excellent paper with several illustrative plates
bound in cloth, in modern style, and delivered to
subscribers at Two Doars copy.
No money to be paid until the Book is delivered
Subscriptions received al this ONce.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
From BickaelFs Reporter,
a Change for the Eetter.

Ii cannot but be gratifying TO every
Phadephan, to notice 'he many improve
mems tha, have taken place in The city an'
sul ,phnphs within shnrl time There
a,u lev ul 10 who cannot remember 'ht
gloom and inactivity by which PhIladcIphl'
was characterized year or two ago,lnmed
a,eIy after the failure Of the Bank OF The
United States, and the other many none
lary disasters connected with The TALL OF
that Institution. Indeed, for time, II was
Quite difficult for our most energetic and
enlerprisng ciuzens 10 muster courage ade-
Quale 10 the crisis. Stores and houses
were 10 rent by hundreds, and at rates
ruirously low TO owners. A fearful panic
prevailed. The clouds Of misfortune seem
ed 10 hang heavily over US, and II was
difficult TO discover even a solitary ray oil
lgh, in the future. Many millions were
lost by our citizens in one way or another
and The whole community suffered. But
thanks 10 Provideuce--lhanks 10 the stea
dy, honest, perseverlng character OF our
community, the gloon and the panic have
gone by. Philadelphia has fully recov'
ere6 her vcissludes, the spirit OF enter.
Prise has become back TO her confidence is
again felt by her capitalists, traders and
business men generally, may be said 10 be
prosperous. The signs olthe times with
regard to our city and vicinity, are certain
ly cheering. Property has risen 10 value,
Improvements are in progress IN almost e.
very quarter, cheeruness has taken the
place of despondeucy, many new building
have been erected within the last veal
eligible dwelling houses and we stores are
in fair demand, and have much TO be grale-
fol for. We have among us large amount
of wealth. Oar city is a beautiful one aud
is happily Iora,e6 the coal and iron OF our
state, ,aie resources, we ImpOllaDce o' winch
can scarcely be over estimated. the canals
and railroads that branch oul in every d.
reclion, serve as admirable channels Of
uade and traffic while for general health
we may confidently compare with any city
in the unicn. We need illle more en-
,erprse perhaps, larger and more com
prchensiVe policy on the part Of our legs
lalure, and other authorities, and somewhat
more Of bOldness n our monIed men -
Whth these, Philadelphia could not but
40 ahead al a sill. mole rapid pace. lu
truth, We do not make enough of our adj
vsD,ages. We require, perhaps, few
daring spirits TO give new impulse TO en-
terprses Of various kinds; bu, sooner or
laler, these men will start up and move
forward from their present positions OF CON
para,ive inactivity. And then the results
will not only surprise but CRAFTY every
true -hpared Phiadelphiap.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

A Magnetic Telegraph, is to be laid be-
tween Uica, IN, ~ aud Albany, The
arrangements lorlayng wires have been
made aud The work is to be Immediately
commenced.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION

The o Id Fellow, laid lhs corner stone
ia new Hall Ia louisville. Ky, on the
| OH inst A large cuncourse Of the frazer
nity attended from d,fatenI paces in Ken.
lucky, lodsna and ONO. An oralion was
delivered on The occasion by the Rev. c.
8. Parsons in one Of the .,-sthodsI church.