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True Democrat., 1846-04-15
CrOcI1cry and Saddlery,
\ CARD.


NEO WOOD, thankful for the liberal IA.
N tronage extended to him by the peopled Of
Eastern Mississippi, desires respectfully 10 sol.
cit tAeir attention 10 his large and well selected
stock Of Groceries, Tobaccos, Wines. Liopo,
Ne. &c, which for variety, quality, and pricq
cannot te surpassed by any stock in the c,r
IT, has daring the last summer given his p.,.
SonlI attention to the selection of his stock ii
Northern goods, and can assure his friends tbu
he has purchased his stock at such prices ANIL
mad such arrangomCnts for future ana cony,rd
saPph,', as will enable him to offer stron gI
mi1ctnents IN prices than ever before. f,
has made arrangements for supplies Of Wes!emI
produce direct from the Western country and
Will be kept supplied with the best articles IN,
markets AFFORD and he would take this opror
iGnlty - repeat the assurances often made, llal
ne guarante all Goods sold by him 10 prOy.
equal TO rrPr,s n,itionS made aud samp,f
shown. AMI pIaJgos himself to make good ..,
doncs'nells |. Is his intention to keep well
assorted ana scasJuaDc stock in summer as well
as winter and will give his personal attention
to all orders with which he may be favored
anl trusts by his constant personal care and u
t'nlion TO business, to receive liberal share d
the custom otth- people OF Eastern Mississipp
Store, No n Commerce street, Mobile.
True Democrat., 1846-04-15
Livery Stable.

II r. DERRGBERRY returns his thanks
a. 10 be friends i5r ihe libeal patronage be
hes received heretofore. Tie intends keeping
- Hahi1 rlIli supplied uith prouorler aud 81
balsrs IT, hopes 10 b. able 10 r,nler
scfion 10 az Who may favor him with their
Hm. He sable is ~ the riehi SIDE 81 STATE
afrft. bfiwctn the Msnsion HoHse and Mr.
McNaifs neu brick b1lr- fronting ihe store
q Mrssrs Hots1u & I1mh uhfr, Lr viii -
Ftys b. lo1ni euiIIler rlsasi 30 srrtI 90
Ell who may p1irouisa be sable
Jsckson, DEC 1915 Psi
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

The above from II inclusive and also those
e Sc TSs0.s an from
al ass E from Ss
elusive amounting 70 about 200 cubic yards 10 pc de
Tss on a. 'e' one q which W" Dc nas '''s'
nsr as to admit tot ss%s % %este i The
and IN blocks from ,ss to eight
All dimension stones will be received they will
when and no " will be ma made
Directed ss By the engineer q fG he doeI
he sSs r q.
Stone the price Pc! cubic yard fp, the Hsm~srsd Pattern
and foot ITO The Rough
Ros ss M b ce Of s S% %
goo pounds 70 average 600 cubic yards il blocks Of from
4 Of from pounds average pounds
This stone must must be Of the beat quality Of Granite Sic
PToroas for The Hubble stons will state price M cubic
sSSs stone : e Ssss ,w il H.
9 ss TSe s s
governed by the Appropriations made BY Congress All the
above will baby be required prior the so June,
The contrc. be subject suspension Of failure
or at the option Of The Navy Department. and il to be dis
neily that =. ths Eh q
above quantities Of stone and whether
h p': ,o 5: ,h M
ss % SssSsss
Yard aud to state the location OF their quarries.
:. Bonds and security will be required and the faith
full execution Of the 10 Of the amount deli
vered will all be retained and paid until the
tract ! S fully complied with
All further information will be given by the Engineer the
Dock. PROSPER M WETMOHE,
jais law2m Navy Agent
PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
ITO be sold the u s. Navy Yard, Brooklyn TUESDAY
NEXT, Goth instant at IL M. by 9. w. SCHULTZ Auc-
tioneer, $500
$500 Nine Pound SHOT.
5000 Twenty-four Pound do
Terms cash delivery.
Navy Agents Once,
PROSPER NJ wETMORE,
JalS to2or Navy Agent
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

The exports have increased nearly large per cent
the Imports but in quantity the exports very lm
ted, compared with the imports.
The trade between the United States and China, has
not increased rapidly anticipated, and trade
with the Chinese will increase from year year very
gradually. The increase in the consumption Of our
cotton manufactures in China will be rapid
than the increase here in the consumption Of teas and
silks A few years ago the importation Of silks from
China immensely large since which time has been
steadily declining Our import trade is principally
confined to teas and export trade with China to do
mestic manufactures. We have facilities for
carrying commerce with the Chinese, than we had
previous to the celebrated treaty about which much
has been said The duties upon imports the
before, and the trade in amost every respect is con-
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

FR0M Texas We have seen a letter from WASH
ington, Texas, OF tine 18th OF December, which says
that President Jones desirous to have information Of
acceptance of the constitution by the Congress of the
United states sufficiently early to justify him in calling
the Legislature together on the I'd Of March, our inde
psndence day, or the 4th Of Juy) and lay down the
Henderson, our governor elect II is not doubted here
that General Dsrnel 10 chosen lieutenant governor.
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

Married.
At Philadelphia, on Wedne sday, l4th instant, by the
Rev. Isaac eeser Mr. LEVY, TO ANNE, daughter Of the
late Lionel Lemon, Esq, Of London Eng.
Died.
On the morning Of the 18th inst, of consumption, in
the 23d year Of his age HAMMOND Wallis, of the firm
Of Nevis Wallis SON Of Hammond Wallis, deceased,
Of this city
His friends and acquaintance also those Of his uncle
James Neevis respectfully invited attend his fu.
neral from his residence, 1856 Mulberry street. Fri
day, O'Clock uis remains will be taken Green
wood Cemetery.
AT 4 O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, CArHARrsE M.
daughter Of Henry Smith, Esq of Belvidere, NJ ased
~ years
Her friends and those Of Henry Kutzemeyer, re
quesed to attend her funeral from 372 Broome street
this afternoon at O'clock without further notice.
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

Before Judge Edmonds.
JAM l5-John Glenn Susan a D6y-This was
action on promissory note dated 2lst December lS43,
for $s75 made by defendant payable to the order Of
endorse to William Bend and the latter passed
to the plaintiff appeared from the testimony in the
cause that in December ls43 Greiggs applicant
for the benefit Of the bankrupt law. Bend credi
tor Of his and filed objections to his discharge pro-
position was then made the part of Greiggs through
broker named Schell to Bend to withdraw his opposi.
tion and that notes to the amount $780, to be drawn
the latter would be given to him. Bend accepted tho
proposition and withdrew his objections and Mrs. Day
accordingly gave her notes. Of which the note in
questlon Bend subsequently, gave the note to q man
named Donald Mclllvain who resides in Baltimore and
McILvan procured Glenn, the plaintiff who is broker
residing In Baltimore also to discount it, after which he
sent the proceeds to- Bend to this city The defence set
having given valuable consideration for the note
condly, that it accommodation note defendant
having received no confederation for thirdly that
was void under the bankrupt act. Francis Sayers
the defendants attorney proved the negotiation and the
craving up OF certain papers between Greiggs and
bend that Bend withdrew his opposition Greggs dis
charge, and that notes for $li0O were given 10 him
the broker, gave testimony to the effect. letter
from Greiggs to Bend was then produced, in which
Greggs declared he would avail himself of any legal
defence under the bankrupt The testimony Of Mr.
taken de ben then read which proved
that iu was given by the plaintiff for the
note The case was then rested and MT Kimbal coun-
sci for the defendant moved for nonsut the ground
that the note was void under the bankrupt law The
court denied the nonsuit and directed the jury to nd
verdict for the plaintiff subject to the opinion of the
court, on case to be made For plaintiff Mr.. Thomas
for defendants, Messrs. Saysr and Kembai.
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

Two only OF the works Of Internal i'm provemsnt in
the State have yielded any income-tha Central and
Southern Railroads The receipts on the, Central Rail-
during the past year. have been $40 74s ST. and the
running expenses during the time have been $lo4
lls 90, showing net income Of s0s Gas g. The
cepts of the Southern road for the ye have been s62
7s5 81. and the running expenses $49,82l A. leaving
net income Of $la9l4 a. The cost Of constructing the
Central road including ten per cent cost ccnstruc
ton and stock and fixtures, ats to Sq9ss a.
and Of the Southern road the cost Of consruction in
GLIDING the Tecumseh branch, ~ 500 IS. The
whole amount above stated TIE nat proceeds Of the
two roads, has been expended ing the year for ron
spike and transportation for locomotives cars and pay
Of engineers employed in the construction Of the road
excepting the Of $780, which lid into the trea
sury.
On the Central Railroad ABOUT twohirds Of the total
receipts wsre until last year. dsrj,sd from freight and
the remainder from passengers. On the Southern road
tine proportionats amount r,ceivsd from freight
much greater
In relation to the sale Of these roads, for the purpose
reducing the State dsnt the Governor gives no very do
cided opin'sn ne sdv sncss many arguments in favor
OF selling and many against Of his strongest argu
ments in favor Of fhe sale Of the public works of the
State, Is that the would be reisved from
very great rsspe nsbity and the numbers Of its officers
would be -edu ced. The proposition Tor . sale IL urged
principally asa Of discharging in whole. or in
part the ds' due from the internal improvement fund
and unless the amount received should be such
- 10 cancel this debt afford essential relief from
the object of the sale would be defeated
The arrivals from China in the United States during
the year is4s fortyfour forty Of which arrived at
New York, and four at Boston. The four arrivals at
Boston, small vessels with assorted casgoe The
trade has concentrated ct New York. and IL the only
spot where cargo be sold OF at once at auction
The whole country look to New York only for thsis
supplies Of teas.
We have, herewith, list of the vessels arrived at New
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE. NE

- ~ l4th January, 1886.
for Dry Dock will be received at this Office until Mon.
day the 10th OF March for furnishing and delivering
At the Navy Yard New York. Granite ssnte OF the o
lowing diinensioas and quantities nearly;-
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

il educated intelligent and virtuous and will have
H. We viii not submi to the misery and degradation
Of the European population.
q H. HoLLIsrEa, of Lchfeld, characterized the Pres
dents message written in rbald barroom style.
and views international laws ne attempted to rd
culs with unmea eaning These remarks
ceivsd coldy well they might be- young pettifog
ger Of Litch6e attempting TO ridicule the long expe
should call puppy turning schoolmaster esning no
were, that all that could be shown to be he would
maintain against all the powers Of the earth, whether
the the land.
vote Of thanks having been passed the Convention
for the able manner the officers had presided &c.
CHAs. w. ROCKWELL President Of the Convention re.
sponded- He rendered to them his acknowledgment for
their kindness lie said the influence Of the large dele
cation. now assembled, would be felt in the coming
election Ours being the first State election will neces
sarily exert great influence in other States, for
have sons abroad who like the old stock, and who
look to little Connecticut" with anxiety for
He was In favor Of protecting industry well
for having strong navy, and army and forts to protect
us in war-lght houses to protect CONNIE rcs-pro
hbitory laws other national vessels in internal
commerce. There 10 only nation with whom
have free trade and that s the Imaum Of Mus
cat but, whoever saw any Of his subjectsf Who has
seen any Of his wares l-what do sell him. Other
nations 60 80 far to prohibit what they themselves
produce Let us in parting go to our homes with de-
termination to elect the men, whom we have this day
placed in nomination for State officers.
Convention adjourned without day, between nine and
ten O'Clock, p. NJ
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

DOG LOST-$3 REWARD.
q a LOsT-On Thursday afternoon, January Is. from
Lexington Avenue ,5h house from 9Th street. black
Swrr. % the name o Chariey' Has white cross on his
breast and small tan spot each Auy person
turning him above the desk Of this ONCE shall reesv
the above reward. jal6 sire
Etg SEGARS.
NEW Arrangement that fail to be acceptable
"A those who relish good Havana 0egsr will put
into operation from this day the House
Bcgar Of Havana Segas wholesale prices This
is experiment the cs,h principle the cash
Jat6 Nsmc
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
AUCTION SALES,
J.R. CURTIS. Auct,oase

J. Il. CURTIS, Auctiouesr.
HARDWARE SALE-JACOR y. PLATT'S hrst Spring
Hardware sale will take pscs this morning sto ocioci
2, No % Plan street consulting Of Coffee MIs Chains
j. Anes Wood Screws Mixed Pins, Are HANDLES Carp~n.
ter Hand Screws shelf and heavy Hardware Fancy Goods
Gc Also. 100 Mill and Cross Cut Saws 50 lots Knives and
JIG lt'mc
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Conner and

JAM 5-7Sia Of Swih, slias Horeyman, ALA. EdOard,
In the case Of this person. who is charged with being
April last of while lying the foot Of Murray
street. or on her passage up the river, who it viii
court hut consequence of being able to complete
the trial before the expiration Of the term juror
opening Of the Court this morning Hone yman was again
placed ON his trial for his tcpation the robbery
Ogden Hoffman. James X. Whiting VIM. M. Price and
During the course of the day nine jurors sworn
the remainder Of those called by the clerk after being
ensed by counsel for accused and set aside Present
qppearances indicate that it will DO necessary to sit
close during the present term -
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

81. FIRST AND BEST IN THE FIELD.
THE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF
4 LITERATURE AND ART, for February, lGe-Edltet
by Lawrence Labrse EsqContainng four splendid Engsa
wings on Steel-viz:
Nspclson in Pri,on at Mics .as00
The Daily Teacher. =
Kescencc Of Judge Halliburton (author Of Sam Slick
The Dutch Skaters, beautiful enfrav pG
1t also contains three Illustrations wood, The 81 page
Of reading varied aud interesting. from some Of the
best pens the Take all Is decidedly the bes
and cheapest Magazine published. :.
five copies for 4I0. VIM. TASL LOR,
jai6 Itsmc No. Q Astor House, Publisher.
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
MONEY MARKET.


Stocks are all up day, and the market is quite
buoysnt There appears be much better feeling in
the street Norwich and Worcester improved per
cent stonington ! Harlem Long Island ! Read
ing Railroad Morris Canal Farmers Loan Iii
nos J. Canton Company and United States Bank closed
6rm at yesterdays prices
By special and extraordinary overland express, we
put in possession at early hour this afternoon
Of advices from London to the l0h and from Havrs 70
the 18th Of Dec both inclusive, by the arrival Of the
east end of Long Island of the packet ship Iowa. Capt
Lines from Havre. The neps is of the greatest impsr
tancs. The modification repeal Of the corn laws Of
Great Britain will, without doubt, take place immed
ately after the meeting Of Parliament. The London
Tmes Of December lOh repeats its assertions made
the 4th, but with qualifications that take away great
deal of their important character and strength The Of
feet Of this upon the various markets
very great and had put stop to all transactions of
importance. The money and corn markets continued
very tranquil and will doubtless remain 80 until Parlia
inert meet and these questions are settled There was
some activity in the cotton MARKET and prices were
firm, the sales being mostly to the trade t
The effect OF this upon the markets sfthis coun
try cannot be otherwise than favorable Prices Of -four
and grain will particularly feel the influence of such
accounts, as repeal Of the laws would create
very extensive demand for these articles and create
large speculative shipments.
The accounts by the steamship Of the 4.h inst from
Liverpool. now nearly due, will lbe more anxiously
looked for now than previous to this arrival Business
here will be in great degree Suspended until the
steamer arrives. a. the greatest excitement prevailed
this evening throughout the city, after our extra
was issued.
The report Of the Auditor General Of the State Of
Michigan states that the receipts into the treasury dur
ing the year lsa5 amounted to TO- and the ex.
pendturss to $sS5 l6o 26. leaving deficiency in the
ordinary receipts and expenditures Of l6 The
balance in the State treasury at the close of the last
fiscal year. $is6oa 81. of which $l7,e $40 was in
treasury notes. and asa 81 in coin and funds
The annexed statement exhibits the acknowledged
indebtedness Of the State -
PUBLIC DEBr or MICHIGAN.
ttt#tE Funded Debt. T 4E64esaH
Due bonds issued for Eve million oan Tor 5000
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

~ g COUGH AND DRINkEk!!
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, Of Saturday
morning nszt will contain among other original and in
Al Appef dix the Life Of Cupid ALA. Miller with abeau-
ul original view Of Sidney South Waea taken by George
Dssssop the notorious pickpochet and now first published
In this country. ..- -
The Lie Of Darlington prepared by hmsef-curious and
-'''' GooDHUE ON COUGH
The extraordinary exposition Of John Goush BY e.
Goodhue the celebrated Tempersnee Advocstei II New
ondons startling and a,touadng ievsmsnt q hypccIisy
the rcut OF this for the sham fu seduction Of
yousg pretty girl named Mary Ann Cso-verdiet $\oco
Trs James Bennett the Fourth Ward Police Officer for
nv oi $780, which he been convicted
Arrest Of claudus bord the millinery merchant OF Bea
ver street. ON from the Superior Court for interference
with the wife Of James Lawrencs-baed IN the sum Of
Police Justice William Wan Drinker-C Cons mpt-Defest,
and Impeachment in Contemplation the Fugitive
CosteiIo-kestelI-Jack Gibson-Dr Haich-Bob sotton-
aries ef
and other rsscsIities Of the week;
For sale No Centre street, by Burgess StrinR! 20
of Broadway aud Ana street. Zeser co Ph,ladel
phis: Redd,ng Co. and Hochkiss Co Boston,: Taylor
Wilde 4 Co Baltimore aud Washington; J. 3 ". Rowe
Provd~nce sad By all other Intelligent and enerpog news
agenss in United States. Ji3 NVrc
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

The total amount expended on the works Of internal
improvement during the past year, for which warrants
have been drawn, il $l4l s05 a. Sixteen miles of the
extension Of the Central Railroad, from Marshall to
Kalamazoo. have been completed, and the unfinished
portion, it 10 expected, will be ready for use In six
eight weeks. The expenditures on this road for CON.
trucon exclusive Of iron and spke during the year
amount to. ..................... sos, ,291 Is
There have also been expended ON the South
ern Railroad, including the Tec,imseh
Branch. ....:.. ID 9e5 36
Clinton and Kalamazoo Canal. ..... IL, $40 So
Improvement Of st. Joseph river. 5733 %
Flint river. ..... 49,. 4,02o 6s
Grand Maple and Kalau iazoo
rivers. ;. ............ Gil Is
Improvement Of Salt Springs, Tittibawas see. 90
Northern Railroad. ........... 800 90
Detroit and Grand River Road. ......... 81 IS
sl4l sos Al
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
sporting intelligence.

SELMA, ALABAMA, RAcEs.-On the 23rd ut, Mr. Eng
lsh's Charity mile purse in l56 l56 400 beat
ing four others.
On the aath Captain Moores Blue Bonnet won the two
mile purse in 4l AIS; beating Patty Gee and Riddles
worth flly.
On the a5th, Mr.. G. Myers st Cloud beat Coosa and
mare by Othelo for the three mile purse Time;
6:2O. -
Davis Raglands gelding, by Count Badger. won the
best three in i've purse the 26th beating Sherwood
2:05; 2:02.
Louisa Jordan by imported Jordan, won three year
OLD stake on the 2th beating Davis Rsgand's Othello
hly, out OF Polly Below and two others. Time 4:O2;
4:lo The same day Davis Ragland won stake for
three year olds, one mile and quarter out, with FLY
in 224. 4tses fH
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

THE PARAGON OF NEWSPAPERS.
0HEWETrS ExCELsOIR".
MO TWO Of this spendid pictorial publication will be is
IN sued on SATURDAY, January l7th.
This splendid Embellis shments local sub
ects designed and expre.y for this paper und
supervision Of the rublsher-togeher with the
f0liowins Interesting faiIFKFrRARy NATTER
vondel, Tale Of Old Msuhertan, BY L. +. Hoffman.
Indian Sketches by H. H. 6choolcraft.
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
AKTTFiCiAL EYES.

- ADE md invented by DR.. J. GRAY No. is Bowery,
M N.Y. the only mandatory Of the Human Artificial
sea should always apply 70 the nahsr who has been the
~ ~, ysan f il m'r
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
DIR. POWELL. OCULIST

"A the Eye, and to all Impersctons Of Vision, from sto
o'clock his residence, Broadway OF Warren
Ophhnmis stoppsge Of the Tear Passage, Cataract and
Opacisiss fectually removed.
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and
Invetente Of sTRABfsMUs, Squirting cured in
a few minutes. wn&
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be dsn-
guisIed from the natural
;.IG ttAv
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
~ n I. BROWN,
STONE SEAL ENGRAvER-a,s BROADWAY,

- Stone Brass Ladss Seals Pencil cages ssnes Or
moAds Aethyss Topszes. Crystals bought the rough
form. Goats Of Arms found and painted in any
style from dollars upwards and forwarded any
United States Canada Books Of HerSdry eptw
upvv vsrds of names. ial6 ltTrc
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

CALHOUN CENTRAL COMMITTEEl
re e. g IN meet & 81 J9sa - Hs On
sondessoa the position Of Mr Gshoun and take
sung OF this city against Engsnd should war occur be-
een this country and treat britain r.ray Co.,
n BRApv, Secretary, Jas 2tis@mc
The New York herald., 1846-01-16
DENTAL DISCOVERY.

A MO DOMINI 1898 DIR a. Z. CASTLE first intro
"A duced the mode Of inserting Artificial Teeth the prin
cple adhesion by Aosherc PRESSURE Other Dentists
since have taken credit themselves for this dscovey in
Dr. Castle continues his improved incorrupble
Teeth These Teeth, while they all respects the
fetal Teeth they be dcened from the natural ones
DR.. q. continue his usual moderate charges.
A G. CASTLE, M. D., Dentist
jl6 It'r HsN EFefE7 g@ NTIHE 381 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

d B0nCn. n
JAN l5Ths court is still engaged in the hearing Of
arguments. OF course we have nothing of interest
report from this quarter. s
The New York herald., 1846-01-16

the United states in year previous to the last
thirty-three vessels.
IMPORTS or TrAs UNITED STATES, FROM
CHINA.
81 y - ftIa gtst y. lsla. Isa6. Iac'e. lS45
Teas, pounds. .l4a2a. 500 ao,75i5 sea d,59s,s63
MISCELLANEOUS IMroRrs IN lSl5
Silks, pieces .4s 262 Grape shawls. Sc. $40
Satns do ,S5l Grape scarfs. -. .l6 $40
Silk Handkers, do. ,406 Sewing silk, pounds R6l3
Grape, do. 5072 Cassia, do. Il Gao ,906
Mating, do .2s7ss sweatmeats, boxes. 1896
China ware, boxes. 1893 Fire crackers, do. 65 706
Camphor. pounds. 24s, ,is0
And the usual quantity Of rhubsrb vermillion, and
split rattans pearl buttons, drugs curiosities, SC.
The large number Of arrivals at this port shows that
this market superior advantages and facilities
for the disposal Of the principal article ss imported
into this country from China very true that many
Of the vessels arriving at this port from China owned
elsewhere; but this market gives them employment and
Is profitable port Of entry for them than any
other in the country.
The great increase in the importation OF teas from
China in 1885, compared with ls4s, cannot be accounted
for by any increase Of consumption reached nearly
fifty per cent The expectation of this article from this
port, in the past two years has been as follows:-