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UNITED STATES SENATE

The President II the Senate lad hefre The Senate
a report IN answer 10 Resolution and GOVERN. a letter
tfom 6eners Games IN answer la the campatns nn,I,
by the Executive and Secretary al War m consequence
81 MS having called out troops without aalhury law
Len Ganes slHdlcales himself h efeal Inaepand,nre
and iraukuess.
ANo TIER sCPpLEMFNrAt. BILL.
Mr. BENTON reported from The Allinory Commit.
Zee biil further supplementary 10 the Wan Bal. and
proposing the ofgan'2ln4 OF the Volunteer setyIe. mt,
3figades snd Divisions
Inc Bill having been read once aud made the order
hi me day ioT 10 morrow and The SECOND reading benz
Mr.. WEBSTER rose and saIi that he VS. ma, s,,.
prised al The Introduction at ms Bill Frpro6 H. L,e,
il was necessary but II showed thai Al hpsl The l,y Al
~ 'hs GIN OF NAY was piece of patchwork - he
Nennied 10 say mo0i1 ago. aud So he would iepeat
NOW. 80 y -
lie knew TINT he should nrnoso ,be nm ,i,;.,,
tad been introduced liz should MT pf.nanuce :, nm
constitutional but 1t seemed hlm vcfy IRREGULAR and
worthy The serious consideration ul IN, S,u4ir 'rbc
wal WIN Mexico continued; man could say when
expense OF the war " ~
A., Important communication had been received from
Inc President and Secretary Of The Treasury In rrpafd
~ The finances offhe Government
The President WIS res pplslble for The ,o,l,,, e
war ana me application OF The resources granted by
e'ess Whatever may be thought OF The orion al Inc
war he recognized the existence Of the war and rho me-
'fss'y I" carrying II On, Whatever mlrht be tbouobi
10 l., II,
mold supplies Tor rs ptosecuiisn
ooa ne e SUN necessary io carrying The war was S20
ooooo oyehd The ordinary receipts OF lie Government
~ vas said that five and bali millions mi ht lo n,5
cpd by reducing The duties some articles and mrsi
uuaes ON Tree arilres.-by which were meant tea and
cofee. Oae million was also relied upon as r,yen,,
from the NarshouSlng system aud lalfa million from
teonring the price Of lands. The balance of The 20
oooo was to be raised by Treasury notes and loans
IN an anxious desire that Congress should he led IN
ono mistake IN regard la Revenue upon which tber,
"osh' 10 De especially mistake during ,ne If var
ne would remark thai doubtless on tea and = a, can
siderable re"tnue 10 be raised bnt nat Il, ,, m lon,
anticipated. and This would ialI To very ore,t ,x,sn
we duty upon these articles and parilcnlarv pn,n 10.
was 10. specific. specific on he pound won't,
he 'he duties quite productive, but ad yalorem dul,
." 'ea' ana The tea made mp in Caaon, would make III,
duty very uncertain.
u lnasnry notes were 10 he issued at onre il waDl,
'ns'eflhily benefit the Government II would not Ia :,
.ay MS nieasure for the fleet Of this delay for sin
ea cay and, rnore single week would contribute
y Jare the credit and the finances Of the Govern
men. he other measures he thong hi we're not in \ con
''on 10 Dc acted upon reliable for the purposes Of reye
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D Il Z a NJ a IrE n S.
4 D. ERs his services In The public as
~ 90 lLNLNNIO Y .NERE I'll IN,I

IN he town ot l.ynchburg. lie has taken his nflic.
90 bdthSdalP, IN room over L. - .Ien-
sure lie VIII attend 10 the sales Of Tobacco.
" an kinds al country produce in.rusrd IL his c,r
VIZ VIZ ""'emiri attention. HIS Pf.se fr crying had
!" oo"eeo, where no further trouble Is owen hun vp
VI = rfn'S' u The planter should wish han 10 do the
* - cents vii be expected pn each hhd
-, WI "N' conduct sales oi property in the rounr, ion
moderate tenuneTai9n far ms services In case nj hi
absence i'n iown, Nj Bafk>dlle viii attend strictly
business Intended 7f him 10 transact lie nlaets him
i'al having had an experience of 20 wears as auc
'''I'e'' - or a'e 10 give entire satisfaction.
" In If
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a n'isss5rr Of likely Negroes.
aonun.p,iyc, be on your a.uays,
tHOhPSO.N y COnPOU.ND STRIp
I've ANn Mnnn y ApruA

esiNCE the first introduction OF this popular remedy
- to public notice, IN he fall of 1873 Tar Mixture
aud noslfums OF every kind aud name have slrnno M
ana are palmed III The reputation OF This excellea,
medicine, t" the nnS2ecng invalid the propeto1s INKS
ing ar WIN them to rruder them popular aud secure
sales. BE deceived and avoid every medicine nm,
p,fiing to contain Tar, except The ,lna prerarann
hempsen Compound Syrop Tar and Wood Nap,ha.
aud thereby you Will save time aud AVOID drsapnoln1>
men. hetnnnber. l'ls invaluable remedy Is only pre>
pared oy > I. hompson, \. +. 5h and Spruce
streets, PhadeIpha.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY. Dnooist
49,. dYcmfo LyactbWg and riciaitu
hH'l ~ Wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

o., An Interesting incidental debate sprung up IN
HE Senate on Thursday, upon The resolution 10 fix up
IN day oI ADJOURNMENT The resolution was Iad Up.
n the 'abIe-ayrs Y. noes 23-The vote was not
strictly parry one Col. BENTON. in opposing cl' :,
y a9J'ofnment o9k occasion 10 express his views a =
he Necessity Of an immediate organization Of Govern
nen' Tor the Oregon euiiory and at the same umy
- S'ado" lrh his views oftbe c'ar,ler Of The Governs
mem required, which, hs Ih3Istel mu,t have !uselp-
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commander in Chiet of the Mexican army
HEADQUARTERS Army OF OccuPArIoN,
A l.. L = L.

Alalamoas, june ;, 1916.
Sf respectfully enclose herewitha field return Of
HE forces Ia aud near Matamoas both regular and yul~
noietr. The corps known to have arrived at Polut Isa
bel nj which returns have yet been received will car
Y o entire ioee under my orders 10 nearly 5000
an necessarily detained at tins point Tor of
Die transportation 10 carry On offensive operations. There
Is moi steamboat at my command proper loT the navI.
galiah o The Riu brande and without lranspuTla.
Ton, consider II useless attempt any extensive move.
htn Measures have been taken 10 procure boats of
suitable DIAN and description, ard Que two may
be expected. In the meantime. propose 10 push bat
lhi0n al infantry as Tar Relnusa and occupy that
Town. or any operations IN the direction oi Monterey
II viii he necessary IN establish large depot at Camar-
60, Witch shall Lose no tlae IN doing proper
transports arrive, unless | receive counter Instructions
from the Department.
it"st the department will see that | could not posi-
by have anticipated the arrival OF such heavy reinircc~
ments from Louisiana as are now here and on Their way
hhef W lthon large means OF lransporalian this fee
VIII cmbarlass ralher than facilitate cur operations /
cannot doubt that the department has already gwen
s'iucols based upon the change position my
first cali Tor volunteers
Oar last accounts OF Arisa represent his frce Ia be
halted al Conn., AN extensive hacienda the Monterey
t"ad aoon' iou miles from ihls point lie has piekes
covering the roads leading 10 Malamoras. with view
Ia cut Ill al communication with the interior. he de
mfineni authorities have issued decree dcnonncng ms
traitors all who hold intercourse with US, with those
who do SO am, neyorltl S. disposed to believe hat
IN some quarters al least, presence nnfav-ahy
received We have TO intelligence from the clIy of
MeNco Ordnance stores, and other munitions ot war,
are continually discovered lown. Five pieces OF
cannon and very large amount oi balls shells and am
munlilon generally, have been brought 10 hight.
am. Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedcut servant,
L TAYLOR.
BrrFrt Brig. Gen. L. ). \. con,d'g.
To the AnlurANr GENERAL or,he Army.
W aSllnplua. ID. G..
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.Bsls sS.s, $40.
second supply of spring as.d Snnsis,e,
DRY GOODS

Recently purchased by one Of he firm. At consiaera-
bic dechne IN prices, and ,eH be sci al = pr.
ceniicss ibaa similar Goods hare b,ei.
oBered at ms season.
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lltApqrAnTLas IT MtrAMoRAs, !

Arrl ~, lsl0.
Soldiers You have enlisted IN the time Of peace 10
serve IA ihat army Tor aspeche ierm but your obaa-
hon never implied That You were bound Ia yulae the
laws OF God, and the most sacred rights u friends -
he United States government, contrary 10 the Nlshes
u majority 81 all honest and honorable Americans has
ordered you In take torcLie possession territory
trendlg Neighbour. Who las never given her consent
sueh occupation. IN nihrr wutus, he the treaty OF
praee and cUnmofce between the [ nlled States aud
Mexico Is IA lull force the g. States pfe.uung her
-lfeh9 and prosperity. and supposed Inbeclty
ana e""afdee attempts 10 make you the bind nsru-
hehs u her unholy and mad ambition, aud frceS you
u appear the hateful robbers Of dear homes aud
HE niPoVoked vIbators OF our dearest feelings
ana PATRIOTS Such vlIlady and uulinge, know, Is per
ltcy fffnchan 10 the noble OF any gento
man, aud It Is base and foul Ia rush YOU certain
death. IN order 10 aggfandz' lew lawless Individuals
IN defiance Of The Laws Of God aud man ! Il Is ia no
Ppse II they tell yon Iha The law Iof the annexation
81 l'ASs JUS HES your occupation oil the RIO Bravo del
Noft nf by Tins act they rob Il great part oi Ia
maWF~, oahuiid, thhimiun. and New .lirrico, aud
II Is bdfoaious to srud handful u men such
aud against pa" rrinl and Harke nallon. }esld.s,
he must of yon are Enf0prnns aud HE dcciaicd
lr"HdS oi maJony 81 the nauns Of Europe. Inc
Norm Americans ara ambitious. ovebtarug, and nso
lieut. h6 nation, ara lhcy Will ouly make OF you
vie tools To carry Out lhen abomna5Ic plans Of page
aud nplne.
IVAN You, IN the name Of justice. honor and your
interest and sell respect 10 aband their de- prme aud
n"holy cause, aud become Pr0ctW .Ncrieap c,h:ehS-
@naianler YOU, IN such east hall secllun Of land
80 acres 10 settle upon, gtalls. BE wise, then. aud
Just, aud honofabr. and take part il nuIdeung lis
who haze no uullnd feelings iur YOU. aid~ shAll be-
gwen TOT officers, sergean- aud corpoaIs according 10
fank, Pisatsrr receiving go acres, as stated.
II ~ Tine 81 action You wish 10 esrouse our cause.
throw away ,our arms aud to Us. aud we w en-
brace yon As true friends and Christians. II Is not de
ethl nor prudent 10 say lut should any ni you
render an, Important service to MEXICO. you shall be
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Domcottt fntell;DeGce.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM THE Ar

We ta7C bern permitted = ,ays Il tnionl o lay No
ere tehdefs The ho~ ing eAIriels from the last of
eal dr-ache. o General Iaylar, wlel, have been Re
eriyed at the War Department
lead QrAgrrns ARMY OF 0cerParios
Maiamoras, May 30. lei6.
Extract
enclose an original daueh. ionnd in Ganetal Ans
IA papers, al an invitation H. our soldiers desert.
zinfiaf call MS previously made bs AmpudIa mud has
already lnnud Us way Hio thr public pnnls The -
patneut may lroni these don ens what ars ere
USED against u.
an, sir, very respectfully.
\ III ubedieni servant,
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Brrvet Brig. Gen. L. y \. colnJ'g
The ApJurtaT GENERAL oil the ArHy
Washington, D. c.
lhe following i tie extraordinary and lnsldtons al
dress oi On. Ansta. fesfed to 10 the preceding ex-
Ifaet: y hat Irresistible Inducements dts he offer f,r
desfrIontu exchange The honorable aud proud character
o .intieA citizens for the miserable and degraded lot
Of p aeefh .Hertena eH.ens y
heatrai istu's .ijrice 10 s Soldiers ellie L. s r.
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fEViE subscribers have tins day entered into cupart
Il nerehp, under the firm and style of
HART & MOSES,
aud hope 10 merit continuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to them.
MICHAEL HART.
ALFRED MOSES.
June 8 WV II
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SGEEg..'Gs Off
T O G T. Q z 2 u S N z S :.

se !GARDS, RYAN s CO. have determined 10 close
& a their business in Iynchburg, soon possible,
To Ell. ct his dsraaIe object, lhelf ERl FN lEN~
SlNE STOCK OF GOODS Is offered hy 'eh0'csaie Or
retail, al great Strgiee. Many styles oi goods al
81 PER CENT LESS THAN COST.
To any Merchant who may wish 10 purchase OF us,
the invoice viii be shown. As object Is. n SELL
OUT, very little regard will be had TO what GOODS COST;
and we would say, ONCE FOR Alive have made np
minds 10 submit siderable sacrifice.
TeIns-cash only unless otherwise understood.
REGARDS, RYAN $50.
May II ITS
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% fsLFf' II S'D SIN " Err E.FsEE-
HONS EUge 1916,

JUST RECEIVED by
JIHrFE MORE &. On.
MMch9, nG
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~. EgsE' ~ MOSES.

a Rt. now receiving a second supply of SPRING
IN GOODS, 10 which we invite the attention at o,,r
tfrnes and customers generally l. III be to their IN
'eres 10 examine stock before pnrcha stnp as the
season is advancing, great Inducements Will be- o.red
Amongst the assortment Will be onnl many ariel, :
scarce IN this market Dor stock of Cloths, CassIuefes
aud other description of Genlemen's Wear Is we'll 50
lected and complete aud viii be offered al The very low
est prices. We would also solicit particular attention
To our superior stock OF
EE.xD K'-.g.EDE THING.
o every variety, and not In be surpassed IN regard 10
style, quality, workmanship aud prce by any h1nsa in
town. We have large rock OF SUMMER
CLIO HING, GA hand which will sell at reduced
prices.
Call early and secure Bargains,
HART s MOSES.
Jnne % VA, -
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VEG SsOES BV.E.y'y'Egs.

fbNlE StbSC RIBER has permanently hoe a, ed j
y the town OF Liberty. aud would MORN the rill>
zons OF Bedford and The surrounding counties thai he
wishes to purchase.
"a number os' .iAcly Negroes.
for the Southern Market
Having made arrangements 10 dispose Of rhcm in the
nih. he Will pay the MOST LIBERAL CASH
PRICES, Tor all likely NICER IS. al b ,ill SEXES.
Persons having such property Tor sale VIII find 1t 10
heir IN crest 10 give hun cal, before selling
All letters addressed 10 him al Ihrrv viii he nromn.
ly attended To- WILSON &. UENFI"r
Liberty, May II WITS
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1--WE eopnrlbership OF DAVIS \ MOSES, Is tits
u day dissolved hy mutual cons nr-B. \. DAYS
having Sold oui his interest IN he above finn 10 NJ lari
b. a DAVIS.
ALFRED MOSES
June IS WV II
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our obedicut seryan

H. Al lok,
Brerot Brig Gen. L. 5. \. con,d' =
10 the AnJurANr GENERAL OF The Amy
Washjnsoa. y. G..
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

o. Gen. Patrick Henry, of Madison, is
to be The next whig candidate for Govern
or II the say-so of the wing press is to de-
termine the matter. We believe all The
whig papers in the State have expressed a
preference for him. The GEM has only a
democratic majority of from ten to fifteen
thousand to overcome--as Herculean task
as was imposed upon Elliott'5 male donkey
when required to redeem the issues of the
Union Bank by services in his line! The
animal laid down and died in despair and
We should suppose that any wing who is
willing to enter upon so hopeless con-
test is in state of desperation.
The democratic candidate will be select
ed by convention representing all parts
of the State. We respectfully suggest that
this convention assemble at Jackson on the
first Monday in July next, according to the
usage of the party; and that in The mean
time care be taken to secure a full repre-
sentation, and fair expression of the wish
es and feelings of the party.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
NEW VOLUME-CHANGE OF TERMS.

The present number completes the Sc
cond volume of the DEMOCRAT. The terms
will hereafter be THREE DOLLARS a wear
in advance, or Four DOLLARS if not paid
within six months. We find that less
rate OF subscription will not yield us any
remuneration for our labor, above actual
expenses. OF course those who have al
ready paid at the former rates, will be fur
nished with the paper for the time for
which they may have paid.
Should any desire to discontinue the pa
per on account of the change of terms, they
VIII please return it to us through the post
office, without delay.
During the two years we have printed
the Democrat, it has not failed to make its
appearance regularly on the morning OF
publication. We offer the past as guar
anty for the future, and promise that the
same punctuality viii be observed.
Without INDUCING in any remarks as to
the past course of the paper, we will only
say that it will continue a Jealous, unbias-
ed advocate of the principles of the great
popular party; and we confidently appeal
to the Democracy of this section to support
and sustain it. Apart from the political
character of the paper, the very latest news
and incidents OF the times, state of the
markets, &C., with whatever of wit, fun,
frolic and fashion may be afoat on the sur
face of the great sea of newspapers, will
he found in its columns.
We take the occasion to urge upon those
indebted to the office for subscription, ad-
vertisements, or job work, to pay up, that
we may commence the new year out of
debt-o'er the worst i'll of life victorious.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

GE There will in all probability be de-
mocraic majority of from six to ten in the
next House of Representatives. In the
States which have elected members, the
wings have rs, the democrats 60. In the
States which are yet to elect, alabama,
nIis~;@sirPi, Tennessee, Virginia, Nc.1 the
democrats have a majority of 10 in the pre-
sent Congress, and we gain 3 in Iowa and
Wisconsin. The Senate will be democ ra-
tic by very large majority. The election
of President of the United States may pos
sibly devolve upon the next House.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

DEMOCRATIC ADDREss.-The address OF
the committee appointed by the meeting at
Jackson, to the people of the State, is pub
lished in the last Mississippian, and is a
very able document, a most triumphant
vindication of the great measures of pub
lie policy proposed and carried forward by
the administration. We regret that its
length prevents its reproduction in our CO.
lumns. We repeat the admonition of the
committee to the voters of the State, to at
tsnu Potio Tire and SD iuztv.
and by their approving suffrage cheer on
an administration which has redeemed ev-
cry promise, and evinced sincere devo-
ton to the interest of the people, and the
honor Of the country.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

THE WEATHER, &c.-The season thus
far has been remarkably mild for several
weeks past south winds have generally
prevailed, and the temperature is more like
spring or autumn than drear winter. We
have had frequent heavy rains, raising the
streams out OF their banks. The Yazoo is
in fine navigabIe order, and large boats are
commencing their trips for the season.
The merchants at both points on the river
have large stocks of dry goods and groce-
ries, which they are literally giving away
for the hauling, and little cash or cotton.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

OPPOSITION TO THE Wharf.-The South
ron, the leading wing paper in this State,
came out two weeks ago in full blast in op-
position to the righteous war in which the
country is now involved. Among other
reckless statements, designed to render the
war unpopular, we note the following:
81 We are swamped in seventy or hun
dred millions of debt--have lost thousand
gallant citizens, and the war wears the
face of indefinite perpetuity'-S'c.
We will not undertake to say whether
this is the offspring of an ignorant zeal to
serve desperate cause, or whether 1t is a
wilful misrepresentation of facts. It is
surely the one or the other. We believe
the expenses of the war, thus far, have
not exceeded a tenth of the lowest sum
mentioned. say seven millions of dollars
certain it is that only five millions of debt
has been created, Tin addition to probably
half that amount issued in Treasury notes.
and the proceeds of this sale of govern
ment stock has not been expended.
Other statements in the Southron are on
par with the above; and to note and an
swer them would be like driving the drift,
and might be justly considered insulting to
the intelligence of our readers. A full an
swer 10 all worth answering will be found
in the Unions scathing critique on Mr..
Webster's Boston speech, which we have
found on the first page.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
PAlSANO.
MONTERREY, Nov. IA, 1916.

Friend Pic Gen Worth left here
Yesterday with about 1000 regular troops
the 9th and Sth U. S. Infantry and Col.
ChiId's Artillery Battalion. Gen. TAYLOR
went with him, and took Col. Mays ORA.
goons, to the number of some $50, as an
escort. ! suppose that one object of the
commander-in- chief is TO ascertain, posi-.
lively, the chances of obtaining water on
the road to San Luis, in case it NAV be
deemed expedient to march direct to that
city. The report in camp is, that Gen
Taylor's force has been ordered TO Tam.
pico; but believe he can do as he pIeas.
es, and If he finds that ne can get to San
Luis easily in this direction he will go
there. give this as mere speculation
of course we can know nothing certain
here. 1t gen. Taylor had Ben McCul-
loch's old company of Rangers he could
soon find out all about the route to San
Luis; as il is, Col. May may be sent out
in that direction. He is an excellent and
most skilful officer, a go-ahead one, too;
but the Texans are ''lighter draught" than
the dragons, if can use in equatic com
parison IN this case-can get about and
play hIde-and.go seek in the chaparral
better than any troops in the world. ana
are now much needed. 1t anything turns
up you shall hear from me again.
Yonrs, COMPANERO.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

az Ten companies of Volunteers We're
being organized at New Orleans at last
dates, TO meet the requisition on Louisiana.
There was spirited contest as to which
companies would be filled first, as only five
were to bereceived from the city-the re-
mainder from the country parishes. We
hear of the formation ofseveral companies
in our own State, and we hope the requi-
sition will be promptly met. Where are
the many ch;valrous spirits who so eager
ly pressed forward last summer? The
most brilliant laurels are yet to be won!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
The "ANNExATIoN OF CAL1FoR,

The 'ANNExATIoN OF CALIFoRS1, ,,
The French papers give this title to the
American operations IN California. The
Journal des Debats, the ministerial organ,
says:-"ln acquiring California, the Unit.
ted States obtains a seaboard STRETCHING
from the AID down to the 23d deqree o}
latitude, or beyond 1900 miles. Tn one
word. 1t effects an entire revolution in tho
balance OF power in the Pacific. To
France, the affair has no interest: but 70
Greai Britain 1t is Of vital importance
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

o. The Louisville Journal says that Mr..
Clay will not again be a candidate for the
Presidency, unless spontaneously called
upon from all sections of the Union.
This is just equivalent to saying that
Mr.. Clay is again candidate if the friends
of other aspirants will allow him to be. He
cannot, in reason, be candidate during
the remainder of his natural life (as he de-
signs to be,) except by general consent.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

ment of the Practical School," We do
not know any thing of the system pursu-
ed, bet trial will prove whether the teach
er can fulfill his promises. To this test he
processes willingness to submit.