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Esurs; srArn cE oHro, lsaa-as AND 1856.

These returns and those given above in relation to the
Public Works of Pennsylvania, show that the public
works OF these two States at least becoming annu
ally mere productive The increased income this year,
compared with the corresponding period last although
small very satisfactory and gives evidence Of their
ultimately proving of considerable to
those States in which they are located.
Although July and August are usually rather quiet
months at the Western Land Offices there appears be
considerable activity this The entries and receipts
at Mwaukis for july this year and last were as annex
ed -
LAND SALES WISCONSIN.
year, Lands entered. amount reed
eeis-yuiy-.'''.-. acres 28tl7 x36.7T 81
A''o-'uiy'''' 43,i92 80, 976 95
JAIN ior July, 1885,. l6,775 $40, 200 81
The gain for the present continues very large We
nave not yet the returns from the Green Bay and Mine
ra ro'nl o'snc" but presume that the increase has
been quite as gr cat in those districts the Milwaukee
district.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTES.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
Oh HENRY ST., ADJOINING MARKET STREET CHURCH.
v; DREW, PRINCIPAL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
q r QUACKENBOS. A NJ, PRlN. CLASS DEP.
Fall Tenn nm Commences on Tuesday September LIST
ysa s
Of school Pupils ages fitted for the
sa;' p. ahs
e. reek daring the rs three e,Se quarters
Tine fSr% ny DsPsr ms.t and Modern LangSsse.
s%,a,. a si to their pupil: well
The location e This pa
sin h The , rooms are large vel ventilated
Ssi1hout charge C,sulars may be drained at on
vines 0'''a"'' hRinFET E i5Iss' t. the school,
s ts'! a FL s1 f q tI Sif;sTi
ogacKrSse. Pnne1 Of the cla. Dep. refers. by
f:' Hss%e & fo E
pof p S5tf ao NfT SC,s Y
soIs%ss SolIss. Forbes; Rev sSi%ss,
Esq Biooiyn Grammar .eSoS;
Hudson %1 &C. n E'q Editor Of the Anglo 4msns
ChEAP SUGARS FOR PRESERVING.
Yellow ssGA sht a,,s., lbs sGGa u s. q an.
si1cR fE% '''
s = y saS ssas
PURE JAVA COFFEE
od java OF the finest flavor roasted and ground daily Is
FowER G Gre n a aud s. s.
au2sl $50 and l2s Greenwich and rs Vesey sts
EELT-5o English patent Sheathing Felt suitable
for ships bottoms and rosf. Of honse. For sale by
*. COLLINS & CO.,
au2Sr S. south street
G0OD NEWS for smokers Of A No. Havana segars-
y Ire Habanero house" IL Beekman street. have
eompetd their arrangements furnish the lovers OF the
real aromatic weed Gas well dealers hotel keep
s se)~h the best the Havana cheap
er than other house nrhc United States Senior Rivers
:, 81 w reside hs for The
smoHg other he has int oduced The mann
faetnre OF segsrs IL the highly packing up
the segs IN tns same manner as the Chiaese thereby pre-
have so long BEEN celebrated winch 10 this dav
has been entirely neglected by putting the segar. IN cedar
boIes thus mpsrns to he sexars the Dad odo and dis
agreeable hsvor OF the cedar this and philosophical
plan has been privately tried for OF its adj
ysntaEes the public will short tine be able 10 Judge for
them-eyes soon As the FIST invoice to hand they
put The old plan, comprising very choice and
well selected will be JAILED price,
aud sold by he thousand At from 81 to So than the sua
rates Call and try them at the Hsbaneros House. No IL
NIB A.,condhand Show Case for sale cheap au2a Iw.r
DIR. POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST.
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
A TTENDS to Dsesses Of the Eye snd Ear, from to
O'Clock at his residence ssi Broadway, of War
street
op,h.m'. s.o,r..s Of tn. Tear Passage c.t.r,e and
AMAUROsIs treated with great attention and sucees
Isvetsrse eases Of sTRABIsMUs, ssuintns cured
yr.t imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
srECTACLEs adapted to every defect
Adviee to the poer without charge.
vsce ana fssaencs 2ei Brsadway-sutrsnes ~ Warren
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AmUsE N ENTs, &c.

DARK THEATRE-Mr. Collins Ie;engaged for night.
IS Saydhsy5 R ESsq3s AYsT lse VII be R
isry' Mr.. Coas; Count Malh Mt Fisher; Rule ss,bsI.
land sss S Ss afFi aS as
ss M MS sS ssSS,sS
aeoei AND Boxes s FL m
BoNWylEla.Y THEATRE Indy Eyenlas Ansu.l ash,
Nj. Ss.@s Toby HsySooa NJ Ws%y..; Buliies Val
coz sa; RP's%GaGs @ f Hss sSs4
uSa,tsn francisco Chanfau; Marco Forester Nicola
L Which HSToS asfe u NE FIAT
Aqp, oy,' Ms Wsleo,; SlsSpatIa Mrs Booth
nrer, Circle cents; Upper Boxes, Is Pit Gale.
GkEkNWlCH THEATRE-CoreT Va7cE aud CHAR.
hs in. IT JACK fsr a w be
Miss Jpls Drake; Jonathan Wild Mr. Frser Bueskn, Mr.
iIs1s . asnssGs'sk Mi
Tepehsm N Kseae; George meariley, Mr. Frser; Emma
si i e' s Nj NJ 6 Nff.
Lsyson MIR II sleyens; Mrs Turtle, Miss Julia Drake
Commence apast oei COCK open at
CASTLE GARDEN, win il, extensive Promennd-,, IS
.hs viii asade good .sssaen 4 q Ma as
rC5 Hf S sIauii Meat Lo,at DS2aet He
BY the 0rehssTa, under the direction Of
% Tntsrmi;sion Of half an hour for Refreshments,
:as & ss~ al As %sas s % 1bsS
% ..s u .w:
mission during the day aud evening tx cents.
BALLET TRIUMPHANT!
GISELLE RECEIYED WITH .4CCLaM7TTON.
RaVEL F.4 MILY.
GABRIEL RAVEL.
M LIE. ANGY
MONS. HENRI AND MADAME LEON JAVELLL
~ lkLO's Enthusiastically Evening, August 28th the
Performance, will begin with iavorite Overture.
by the Rsye Family Gabriel Rayel will dance Scotch Pas
Alter which, the Ballet of Gls ELLE-Duke Albert Mons
Henri; Giselle, Mile Bangy Myrtha, Mime Leon Javell
Doors open at o'ciocx;
Tickets 50 cents.
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w r. BURTON. .,....... =. Manager and Lessee.
THIS popular place has been ne WHY decora.
ted, and is the handsomest the the Union.
Friday .4ugust 28fh
DER NOCHT WACHTER.
Albert. Mr. Shaw; Frederic Mr. Burton; Katharine Mrs
Howard.
THE DUMB BELLE.
Vivian, Mr. Howard; Eliza, Mrs Howard; Mary, Mrs Ro
gers.
THE THREE CLERKS.
Tactic, Mr. Burton.
A CARD.
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ROCKWELL s STONES MAMMOTH

II OCKwELL STONES CIRCUS is creating an in
pc .sdd% be s
Slack Rope 'ss
and the well known Clown, JOHN G0SslN. the Grimald
compshed Female Equestrian. Mrs. GOSsiN is also a
bright paricp.r star Of the company. This company will
a At iSa a 9Th at 10 MT Gssi s
s. Csthernes; September ls Niagar, Cd Chippewa
lc sa ss
es hs hen at Isl; s and sn h Auba dur
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
Buffalo 2th, ss,h and ssth INST William. vile, s1t6
a Aaea on the ad a, Perry the 3D. Mount Morris
9Th; at Canandaigua the 10th; at Palmyra the th
Lyons . the 2t Vienna the aIh Auburn the
10Th fh and h during the great Agricultural State Far
States comprising i5s Men and Horses, requiring Is
Is IA, the s
TRANS smeny whom is the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age recently Ma s15IsS l' Sa rRsFs MAcARrE
s ss ns
is at" the
.pss,vs ns%sppet: Of the and daring sa
Sy b 5hs NJ nS%Es Riding Master Mr.
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, d AN RICE.
ss hs
s ss S iSy
T D;s. Mi H.sl5l ca sz X: s%ss is Ii
in their elegant Gympastic Pastures and Groupings Mr.
M sa IF rnsu' oWe: ia
thOiosical and brilliant Act Of Fancs: Of Pro,su.n Mr.
a Ssf ess II
The whole comprising the leading. most talented, and
snsS HoWEs 6 CO = New York Mammoth Circus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-28

FRENCH LANGUAGE
MONSIEUR EDMOND DU BUISSON. having A. f.r
lvA hours e dispose Of offers hi. services who
are detIrous Of acquiring the French language.
For further particulars enquire residence New York
Hotel u the morning, from to g. and from r. NJ
au2l I'm
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.
No. 7 SPRUCE STREET.
EsTApI lQl0

-u.o,s WuCLESALE AND RETAIL.
SOfo OF all descriptions, kinds and so per cent
- cheaper than be bought any other place. Triu
ming At manufacturers prices.
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations done in style
not 10 be surpassed BARTOL X ORMSBEE,
au27 M,nuf,rtryer, nd ,ro,o
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STEAMBOATS,, GO.

EAks EsDgeEn TO THE SsHSe
s s.ys s.1ary Monday
e. Sisss Fie is' ptl;
ss' oa ds p''1 r.. b fh'
ssSrs as Ts d
spot where fish caught ~ abundance. su2s 5rs-r
CHE ,P EXCURSION TO KEY PORT, y. ].
Ts 'is s Rs% po WAyE s Sc s.
august sSth y sa" ' III foot Of ye.ey
S' POINT as ss 'ss ss
A~H "a COMFY ISLAND AND FORi YAM.
bss &C: & a ns as fa,: %
Coney Island aud Fort Hamilton touching at the new Dock
.y IN IN
pleasant pomenade returning an early hour Leaving
G SP;l. street gsS * y A. ~ %diErIM.
Coaey Island, iih A NJ NJ and I'm
1 TG%sh1g at 00~anus each way ppupv p,o,.;.
% ogIdcKFoR h 2EbaS9 its from a at
Touching tn he f foot Of
BTsslfas, and dinner provided on board o u,rcu
nandsS BY Capt sispssa i: Roe, leave. New YORK; Tues.
Milton fissp.s HYDE SsiFiG%f
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY,
Direet-Daily Sundays eIcep,ed.,at o'clock, r.
From Steamboat pier between Coriand and Liberty sts
AOH - Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Capt. A..
e2eSSH12s Houghton, will leave Monday, Wedues-
- day snd FRIDAY evenings, at o'clock.
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt X. q. Cruttenden.
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock.
The aeSvs will =, al arrive Albany ample
o'clock, p NJ.
persons forbid trusting any Of of this line,
without written order from the captains agents.
For passage freight apply board the boats G..
Schultz, at the office the wharf.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
A5o'clock, r NJ, Landing at Intermediate Places.
From the foot Of Barclay street
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain -, will leave on
O'Clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS Captain B. OvsrIagh, will
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-28

WHO wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold
ohans Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly their
% Of the above retail much lower than any other
Watches and JeweIry exchanged or bought All Watches
warranted 70 Keep good time, the money refunded
u =. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelrv
,u,,,~ Wholesale and retail, 81 Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-28

~zersk A SUPERIOR MILK COW, imported from
7 '''A'''' ' " BOYD & HINCKEN,
Room No o, Tontine Buildings,
ac,o No ca Wall street.
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CHEAP SUGARS FOR PRESERVING.
RhOWN SUGAR for IS lbs, good N o s. Cd and Is
yellow snd light Havana a. aud Is Cd lbs white do
and d ID rehnsd GLOW So an SIS Cd crushed loaf IS bs
FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
quality young hyson for very good and IS
IS per Id, " - '-' '~--s '''
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I Il 4 A M A r. ON
WIGS,

WICS,
GENTLEMENs Real Heads Of Hair, being the latest and
~ greatest improvement the ufacture of Wigs and
Sce and the subscrber happy being the first to intro
duce them here They display the forehead and temples to
any height point wig making before attained
sey are posed o. yentiiatnE They
Mt on the neao py
put on in moment They Immediately adapt
the and az become part and parcel Of
living Copy the address. ~ '"~e' vi e'o
Z. fHAL0N, 81 Broadway, opposite the
au2a 'merc globe Hotel under Iudson's Hotel
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1872 BR DAD IVA Y

w HEAT-io0oo bushels, illinois Wheat. for sale by
w 4. X. COLLINS & CO.,
au26r South street
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az UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
MHN POOL,=Pscket Of the Sd septembers-The spleu
,did and fast sailing packet ship ST. GEORGE, i0ot
tons burhen, Capt w. q. Ferris will sail Thuday, Sep
tember 3D. her regular day The accommodations for cabin
second cabin and steefge well known are
equal TO those Of other line Of packets and their
capacity renders them comfor able and
venient Those wishing to behs should axe early
application on board at pier No. Norh river. or to
w. X j. II. TAPSCOTT,
au2r e6 South 81. I'd door below Bu Ring slim.
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MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY
A0~ - PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR-Breakfast
and dinner board the boat Passengers
K- taking this boat will arrive in time to take
the evening train Of cars from Troy Buffalo, and north
to Saratoga and Lake George. -
The Steamboat NIAGARA, Capt VIM. Ellsworth, Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock A. from the
pier Of Barclay Returning on oppo-
site days.
the Office the wharf. aui9rc
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

The ChiYalrY of MiSSiSSinni.

The .UississiPpian gives the following
list of Volunteer Corps which had tender
ed their services to the Governor up to
Wednesday last, as ready to march at tw o
days notices
Natchez Guards, Adams co., Capt. Munce.
Columbus Rifemen, Lowndes, Capt. Albert.
Marshall Guards, Capt. A. B. Bradford.
Alfalfa Guards, Capt. Nc WiIler.
Monroe Troops, Capt. Coopwood
Yazoo Volunteers, Capt. Sharpe.
Wilkinson Volunteers, Capt. Cooper.
Raymond Volunteers, Capt. Downing.
Jefferson Troops, Capt. Clark.
Southrons, Warren CO., Capt. Pickett.
Piney-woods Dragons, Claiborne CO., Capt.
Evans.
State Fencibles, city of Jackson, 1t. Taylor.
Jackson Cavalry, do, Capt. Crinenden.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

The James L. Day arrived at New Or'
leans on the 10Th. with three days Ia'er
news from the army.
Gen. Taylor had left Point Isabel on
the 18th, with one company OF artillery
and two of dragons, taking with him
large train of Wagons. Gen. Taylor
travels in the simplest style, dressed IKE
a plain country farmer His soldiers have
nicknamed him sold Rough and Ready."
An arrival from the Fort met him on
the 18th. He doubtless reached the camp
in safety.
Nothing further is stated about the ad-
vance of Paroles or new troops. 1t IS
supposed some or 1000 Mexicans are
lowering in the neighborhood of Point
Isabel.
There were 1900 men at Point Isabel
on the 18th, and volunteers coming in
every day. The place is considered too
strong for any Mexican force TO take it.
-Four companies of regular intantry, one
artillery company of Louisiana vOlun
teers, and the Mobile volunteers, in all
1900, left Point Isabel for Barita on the
18th, under command of Col. Wilson,
AT this town of Barita, the Mexicans
have collected in considerable strength.
1t is on the Rio GraRde, about midway
between Matamoras and the Gulf. Gen.
Taylor has entrusted the taking of the
place to the volunteers, and they are de-
termined 10 prove themselves worthy of
the trust. The L. S. steamer Mississippi,
frigates Cumberland, Raritan, and Polo.
mac, and brigs st. Marys, Somers and
Lawrence, have run down to the mouth d
the river, and will send a detachment in
boats up the stream, te cooperate with the
land forces. Steamers will hereafter take
transports for The army to Barita.
Il is no doubt Gen. Taylor's design t.
concentrate an army by an approach from
various points, for decisive action at al
early day-perhaps an attack on the towr
of Matamoras.
The next engagement we hear of viii
probably be the collision at Barita.
". Sentinel, 23d.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
Make way for Carroll .

The company formed at this place last
week numbers now more than the COM
piement required, and is fully organized.
In addition, we learn that a company
is forming at Middleton, one at Greenwood,
and one al Black Matchmaking FOUR
companies in this county. What other
single county will join Carroll in furnishing
aregiment! Will our neighbors of Kinds
take up the guage! Carroll and Kinds
were both heroes at New Orleans, and a
"Hinds and Carroll Regiment" would bring
no discredit on their names in a Mexican
campaign.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

Of The portion of the speech of Gent
CAss, which we copy on the first page, is
addressed to no partizan feeling or preju-
dice, refers to no point of party division,
but is an expression of the sentiments OF
an AMERICAN Statesman and Soldier, jea-
lous of the rights and honor, and mindful
of the power and greatness of the Repub-
lie, and will meet with response in the
bosom of every man who loves his country
The whole speech is replete with ability
eloquence and PATRIOTISM
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

1.-THE news of the victories of the 9th
md 9th, was received in our village with
unusual demonstrations ofjoy. The Court
house and {. Carrollton Hotsl' were bril-
l;antlv Eliminated, and any quantity OF
powder burnt
On the ephemeral record of these columns
-, humble tribute to the gallantry OF Cen
ToaIor and his army. We can only say
- wa could give them no higher praise,
.Sat thew have added fresh lustre to the
s' which WAsENcroN and JACK
SON fought
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

Sec. o. And be 1t further enacted That
whenever the militia or volunteers are call
ed and received into the service OF The
United States, under the provisions OF
this act, they shall have the organization Of
the army of the United States, and shall
have the same pay and allowances except
as follows, TO wit: Privates OF infantry,
artillery, and ridemen, shall receive ten
dollars per month, and privates OF volun-
teer mounted corps, twenty dollars per
month for their services and the use and
risk of their horses.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
rom IT'S meLeOT HSnI,
Draw strength and courage for the fight

NJ The silly charge that Rev. Mr.. Null
len, Catholic priest of New Orleans, had
preached sermon exhorting the members
of his congregation to take no part IN the
Mexican war, is thus nailed to the coun-
ter by the ''Native American" of that city.
The best refutation of the bigoted and ma
licious reports which have been circulated
against that denomination, is the fact thai
a majority of all those who have volunteer
ed from New Orleans are Catholics. We
have no Partially for that sect, but we
hope the day is far distant in this country,
when differences i'll religious opinion will
be cause Of recrimination in times when
all should be united:
Rev. DR.. MULLEN.-Dr. Mullen. pub.
lished card, . few days since, refuting
the charge made againS' him by some i'll
disposed persons, whose sole delight it is tc
coin ridiculous falseheods, and to set Gu
luminous rumors afoat. We feel it ou
duty to add, that we have long been per
sonaIly acquainted with Thirty or forty
members of DR.. Mullen's Church, wht
have volunteered, and sailed on SATURDAY
and Sunday. There are two or three 9th
er companies forming, many of Who's
members belong 10 St. Patrick's Church
one of which have as motto, "No boun
ty received"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

o. The epithet which the Holly Springs
Guard applies to US, is as egregriousiy in
applicable and untrue, as it is malignant
and vulgar. No candid man, with as many
brains as would fill a Mss's thmble, who
has read our paper, will accuse lis of suo-
serViency to men, in Office or OUT of office.
We have no. taste for the warfare to which
that sheet seems to invite US.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

FEoa ne y. % r-0Pss sHtra. Nsy ~
The Gaivest0o ) jasi n, havias isii Bra
rs SAINT JagO ca the eVeniugof the lSsa-
We hasten 10 lay ths ns4s ~ hzE sesore
our readers
FrOG TIE Gzlsszssa Cssz5aa - to I5ls.
On The uaoEEIaS q - l31h. Gsa- Tav ~
and bis SAT, WIta he g1ard tall ATeasas
dowa The train, ~ started Eor as csIsp.
Tie vas MT ~ - cXPress ! les 1.sss
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
New Orleans yOlnntcers-Gen. Taylor.


We last week repeated the imPutatlon
which had been made against the uniform
companies of New Orleans, that they had
rroven themselves " summer soldiers and
sunshine patriots" We now beg TO take
all that back! The Legion of Louisiana,
composed mostly of citizens of French de-
scent, numbering we believe about 100.
and the finest body of citizen soldiery in
the Union, have rendered their services to
the Governor en- maSse, and have been mus
tered in as a brigade. 1t appears that the
ground of their previous refusal was, that
they wished to be under the immediate
command OF their own General (Augustenl
instead of Gen. Persifor F. Smith, assigned
to the command by Gen. Taylor-the only
act of Gen. T. for which, in our humble
Judgment, he deserves censure. The re-
giment Of Louisiana Volunteers" and the
g Washington Battalion" had previously
volunteered almost to a man. Our sister
State has done well-nobly Gov. John
son, in a message TO the Legislature on
CURED by Gen. Tayl Tor had been furnished,
that many other companies had come for
ward, and that he had written to the Gene
raj, urgently requesting that more of the
ardent spirits of Louisiana may be permit
ted to share the dangers and glories of the
field. Our own State will emulate the eX.
ample, shout a call be made. By the
way, Gen. Taylor, from the indifference
with which he hears of the arrival of fresh
thousands of the enemy, and the audacty
with which he opposes his gallant little ar
my to superior numbers, seems as covetous
of the glory to be won as was the English
leader on the eve of the battle of Agen
court; and We imagine him exclaiming
with the gallant Harry, when 60 cousin
Northumberland" wished for ''but one ter
thousand more''-
If we are marked to die we are enough
| And if to live
The fewer men the greater share of honor
| pray thee wish not one man more
Gods peace | would not lose so great a.
honor, from Inc
As one man more, methinks, would share
For the best hope have.
Rather proclaim it through my hosts,
That he which hath no stomach 10 this fight
Let him depart! his passport shall be mad
And crowns for convoy put into his purse
We woU Id not die in that mans company
That fears his fellowship to die with US"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

The steam schr. Jas Cage, left Brazr.
81. JagO, 10 company with me Col. Har.
ney with dispatches lor Galveston con.
sequently. the next arrival 10 the be look
ed for will be he steamship Gllyasion.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

PosTPoNEMENT OF LAND SALEs.-By an
official notice in this paper, it will be seen
that the sale Of lands in the Grenada dis
trict is postponed until September next.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

IT, The election for Vice Chancellor in
the Southern District has resulted
For James NJ. Smiley 1457
PoWhaltan Ellis, l409
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

THE NoTICE.-The notice, it appears,
says the Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, was despatched to
England by special messenger, on the
LIST of May. 1t was sent to Mr.. McLane.
with instructions TO communicate it with.
out delay-together with the joint resolu-
ton authorizing the President to give it at
his discretion. Of course the joint occu-
pancy will be terminated about the 18th
of May next. and long prior to that time
j, to be hoped the question will be settled
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

CARROLL COUNTY VOLUNTEERS" is the
name of the corps formed at this place
We will publish the complete roll next
week. We learn that the ladies are pre-
pairing a Flag to be presented TO the com
pany. If there were no other incentive
than alteration of the fair donors, we feel
certain that every "Volunteer" who march
es beneath that flag will do his duty, and