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The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
OF JUDGEMENTS
In TaEEaElafcTRic c OnniV.

ks3 \ Ss : az EEdS CEAkL Ssskz e.
z GEORGE w. JOHNSON, Sheriff
Aof TaiIahatche county, and in obedi-
ence 10 an ORDER Of sale to me directed
from the honorable Circuit Court OF said
county, will on the 9th day Of April A.
ID. 1876. offer for sale at the Court
House door in the town Of Charleston at
public auction for cash, the Judgments
hereafter described. to satisfy Clerks
aud ohcriff's Fees and Jury Tax, and
all other costs due thereon, TO wit: One
Judgment in favor of James A. Gnplit
Is Boyd NJ. Doak, rendered on the cath
day OF September 1899. for the sum Of
1891, SO, Costs S24,87. One Judg-
ment in favor Of James A. Gnault and
against Jane Budger, rendered on the
cath day of September 1889, for the
sum of S176,75, Costs Sl3.I2. Two
judgments In favor Of Hiram q. Run
nels and agans, NJ S Maynard Admr's
John L. Harlan, each rendered on the
Goth day of September l836-one for
S646.86, and Costs Sl3, 5O-one Tor
SAILS, and Costs Sl4,62. Minter 81
Chisholm rs Boyd NJ. Doak, Judgment
rendered 26;h day September 1889 for
the sum OF S40l AZ and Costs S24.624.
Sale within the hours prescribed by
taw.
c.. w. JOHNSON,
Sheriff TaHahatchie County.
Jan 3, 1916. 47-90d
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23

CAPTAIN THORNTON STILL ALiVE!-
The first news that Captain Thornton
and Hardee were killed in the Skin nish
and surprise which comm need the
war, was not correct. The Picayune
of the 18th gives The gratifying intel
lgence that only 8 men and one officer,
Lieut.. Mason, was killed, the rest be-
ing alive and well, AMI prisoners CT
war. with gooi treatment.
The party were surrounded in an
lnclosure of settlement into which
they rode 10 make inquiry. After get
ting in at the only entrance they found
about $500 MexclnS posted III am
bush ali around the fence in which was
a hedge of chapara,l The Moxicans
fired on them and killed 9 OF their num-
Der. The AMERICANS then ondeavored
TO charge through the enemy and re-
turn but found them too strong. The on
ly outlet to the enclosure save the one
by which they entered (now completely
choked with Mexlcans,) was an open
ing to the Rio Grande. This they at
tempted with view 10 swimming it;
but found the banks so boggy that they
were compelled to desist. The little
party then drew themselves beyond
musket shot in the centre OF the enclo-
sure, and were preparing for final
desperate charge 20 escape. when q
Mexican officer rode up and the terms
OF a surrender were agreed upoa.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
E1ayV ISOgECe,
MILLER & ESTELLE.

CALVIN MILLER, WM. NJ EsTELLE
PAEoLs, Miss. BELMONT, Miss.
z 2 ANING formed partnership il the piac
Z i .tice of thair profession, VIII give their on
divided aaentonto all business entrusted 10 thai
care in any pait of north Mississippi. They
will practice in the District Cbancsry Court at
Holly p-iags. the Federal conrt at Poatotoc, and
and the High Court Of Errors and appeals Il,
Jackson.
Letters addressed 20 the finn, either at Pamela
or Belmont, wiz receive prompt atssnron.
marc % Eff
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23

n AIKEN up by Patrick Coughin. liv-
ing al birmingham, one Iron Grey
Mare with a small Bell on, when ta-
ken up-she is about six years old, and
appraised to $45.
P. B. JONES, R.p.c.
May 2, 1916. ll-tf.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
EsGEagcF;s ErGeiCc

NJ As posted by v Malone, living
W bout twelve miles South West OF
four wn OF ponola, one bay horse mule,
rightyears old, has two scars on his
lohe hip, and appraised to 525.
p. B. JONES, r. p. c.
March 20, '46. 6-,C
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23

NAPoLEoN's BEART.-Alter the death
Of Napoleon, his heart was taken out
by his English physician, TO be en-
balmed. This physician laid the heart
IN large silver dish, and poured cold
wafer over il lie then placed burn
ing wax taper on each side oflhe dish,
which Rxas, ID The middle OF 4. IS s I Icss
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23

C[r Gov. Dom Of Rhode-Isand, is
IN wre'chcd health, and daily sinking
says the Providence Press.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
boot 3 Shoe

MANUFACTURYI IN BELMONT
= sNHE subscriber would respectfully
Z inform the citizens OF Pamela coun-
~, that lie has in his employ, very
superior workmen. and materials Of The
best quality Persons wishing to have
durable and neat work done, can do so
by sending their orders 10 him.
SOLOMON CHlLDERS.
May 2, 1876. l1-3w.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
Administrator NoaIce.

Stale Of Mississippi, !
Panoto Comfy.
T ETTERS Of Administration hav-
IL ing. at the November term. 1916
of the Probate Court of said county,
been granted to the undersigned on the
estate of Anderson Nelson dec'd.-No-
lce is hereby given 10 all peasons in
debted 10 said estate, 10 come forward
and make immediate payment, and per-
sons having claims against the same,
are required 10 present Them duly au-
thenticatpd, within the lime precribed
by law, or the statute will be plead in
bar to the same.
Tho's. MUSGRAVE.
March ID, 1916. 4-6w.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
A PRoCL4MATI0N,

10 The People offhe C-y ofMsmpbis
and tie Inhabitants Of The adjacent
Country.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
The State of Mississippi,
Pamela county.

E1etGeFs Of administration on the
estate Of Jacob Rhodes decd having at
the March term 1916 Of the Probate
court Of said county been granted to
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby
given to all persons indebted TO said
esia'e TO max immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims
against the same, are required 10 pre-
sent them authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred
ROBERT MARTIN Admir-
March28vol2no66w
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-23
MT. SYLVAN ACADEMY
EOEe MALES.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY Miss.

Eiccen Niies IFest of OrfOrd aud
Siniy Fire S. E. Of Memphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
Scn,torinl Election in Maine.

The Legislature OF Maine made an Intellectual al
tempt on Friday TO elect L. 5. Senator tor SIX
years from the fourth of March next The two
Houses voted separately. In the Senate HUGH j.
ANDERSON, the Governor, was chosen-ihe vote
neutrality-suspicious. ~, George Evans Wing 3,
Luther Severance do l. In the House HANNi-
BAL HAMLiS was eIected-Hamlin g. Evans Sc,
Scat 6 A letter in the Journal of Commerce says :;
This result grew out of the action OF the Caucuses
OF the Democrats last evening. The Democratic members
of 10 ~ House convened separately
The pri cipal candidates Mr.. Hamln, Gov lander
son and John ID. McCrdlc (now member OF Congres')
whose several friends were, long tine preceding The
bslonrs very active in their efforts. The result III the
House caucus follows First ballot hinn mad is;
Anderson 81 McCra,c IL; scattering y. Second ballot,
Iamm 4i; Anderson 80 McCratc /; scattering b, aud
Ulmln was selected.
IN the Senate caucus The first ballot Lamn hai s.
Anderson McCratc :, scattering D. The oailohss Then
proceeded eleven times, Hann leading every time The
eleventh ballot stood thus :lamlin II. Anderson I,
McCrate g. s. Cary 3. Twelfth ballot anln H. Ander-
son g. McCra;e t. Cary g. on the thirteenth ballot the
McCraic men united Anderson, and the ballot STOOD
Hamn H. Anderson H. scattering = The result Oh the
last vote WAS of course adjourn the CUES ion As the
Members o, the House, as WAS known, had united on
Himln. -
The Democrats in a curious state oi Cncul.y, anu
we San form 10 conjecture of the final result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
JULES HAUEL's

VEGETABLE LIQUID Hal IA " =,
IA, Sys yh,ch the proprietor with JUSTICES staie 10
far beyond any thing Of the k!nd ever YET IN a
any oler country It's properties arc very F""erlu oue
yrv innoc-t This chemical resu!tss WONDER ~ eLa-
bile. 10 Dye their har Wih"ut me
nucr FOR chsG gns REQ or gray hsir MS
.rr. Ey.brow. sc. b bfo~a, Black or Chestnut color
Tn. slightest evil consequences need not be feared y
..iti. altogether hsnlesr This composition IL The only
on. .aucoped by OF Chemistry TO dy1 ~ 40
iod-b- the various r1dntons OF color, ~oou
dsryr or uconyep:-nc ard has justified The liberal pa
trvpsge and Unlimited confdenc1 Of thr public II BACK
g required, ask for box m.r.ed n b,o"n' o'3 nefA
ed 4. SUPERtLUOCo hHih-
To lie Ladies In PsluculAn-My DeplatPry foworr nai
been found highly beneficial md OF great use 70 iacT o
have been afflicted sup.rfous hsr principally when u
growth ha, confined TO the upper p and side o. he
tac- giving masculine tho wnol- features !" net
used with proper according 10 tho direclions vii
DO found 10 be gres, addition TO the toilet rs ine uso o.
sny sharp instrument entirely svodet and me hair 70
moved In i've or ten minutes tfter lis application
Th. composition Is ipslhb!e, ard warranted 70 remove
supedous nar Aer numerous trial nave received GET
r,hcsies OF success which csHuoi be contested;
SoId wholesale and retail at CLlREHuGH'S new Fer
rr,.ery e.,spshm.nt, 293 Broadway Agent for Jalri
Hsns'. P-r'nmar. Phi aG-:ph;s mfl' lHspo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
n0CIE,, HYPERION FLCID; or Vegetable

I'D A.. r. ,n1,, ~
- Hsr I'm fo.iuon. TIE subscribe PISS oesu e
IN bnsg hi, .d.clo before tbs pubic, at ln1 ieque III
re .lousrs smoIg whom are pnJ'ie.3s ana cru
- of an, r,t responsibility, who n.ye sa1Pso US use Ia
- suii.. others 10 participate !" us eoVan3-
geo. ,..ossd of yege,sble ingredients, tho
- r,,n nouodnK and bic nd.ng wh.chz SHOWN solely
sc,-r IL 10 article IN which cleansing sno
" w. 80; x.,h IL beautifully blended with most delicss
glo,y moisture before tttsned yet hso OF
,s gre.se or essential oE IL clears the pores o! be
~, r,,,,rs heahy action Ia the blood Vessels nerves.
which feed hair lhsr-by preventing bALoszss ana
Gay HAIR IL o,,s-
Il entirely frees the skin from scn dandrui, and os
culnn.ous dseaxes dis the har 10 curl snd enh g.
the hsfshes, the ,oft glossy snd
a.o paris TO IL darker color and III, free nae OF 10 o
OF the sxn and hair In nosI EeahJ and lu1uflsh'ss
until the latest period OF No ,,,.,- ., In. ,o.
L.dIe. viii frd the Hyperion greet eddiugn 20 Sr,
lei, both OF account OF decsts and tseSsps mn
and Ii, gresi facilities sgords In dfening mo na ,r,d
hen Inoi., With Tho aud. 10 dr-.. ~ snJ IN ruris
fonn 40 a. 70 preserve pscs, h-thef P%.,ion OF
WIN used on chilsrens hesds, II lays sae
good bead OF hair. ,,,u RoaLE. 12S WaIh-
,,s .orner ~ SuumrrsL Boston. soi IL, ~ so3
neS.na. auggis,s 100 Fuion-st eofns sov N-x.Yefr
&c Al "a ROAD way aud a EA,i NJ n Esir
Aso E.s on Tie Anatony aud rn5 noiosy ~ s.neroI
aons Tor pr.yen tins badness Iecos1SS IN, sir
VIZ he natural beauty sna soine.s as Ioeed
By WE. Boyle, see'"PA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

CONSTIPATION (COST1VENESS)
DESTROYED ~ilhoulh He1icines iOlecil0ns or Ssha.
~ D.c,ysry rec-p-y made IL France Dy M Warton -
Price 50 cents.
edition vi The EXPOSITION Q! natural simple agreeable sno
tnfaibe means, recently discovered In Ffaoce not ony
OF oy.rcoming d.; Of completely Destroying obstoeb
ny-rgre aud hab1a paIiou, TiIhouI using ei'nsi
purg.tiyes t1jec;i9ps, baths followed by siea'
hummer OF a1,h-n documents from eminent physicians
and oIh-r ugr,ous Of di.t.nc,ion certifying tho con-
n.te efficacy Of the rncana Sold 81 The Naona Depot %
War,on OF Paris: No l52 Williams a., between u.on a.
Ann .,s and sso Of Mr. john HbAn, LIS broaf"a
C. H. Rcg corner John-.L AID BroAdwsji .yie.
. K-lrh-Tn 2l Pul.on-sL sac IL BToosiYu o. VI otTn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

sOh rhE rLES- ,,.,.dx Il.
AR UPhAMs ELEcTUAHY-Aoo .5:srnsl al.-3ns
sG a,,ai ~ gaI,5ss Divsonst and BY Ihe FRO
oor resaA ss, o s s;5eee ~ssr. Sss and al
arc .uccrs.f5iiy ueaied Mesies 0ttee
ShiSIiC SLs|s 80. .h.,-~ sprtpgsi nh'7 SnDk W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Couairy Properly
aa he xcnaDged for goods suitable for the tity or
,-.n. Also advertiser viii pal in Cash from
sn % $500 Addrers real name, which Will be ire sted
SnUsdrnaL Address Trade Q. tbs Office nyS0 6!eod"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
pen,h of stephen w. Brown.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.


h GREELEr. Esq-Dear Sir: Our community
ha, s>t with severe loss IN The death of STEPHEN w
BaowS. who tsd ,Otays, P. N. after Illness Of not
more than 10 days aged abou; -.
Believing that yen aclGAln,e! with him, take
the liberty informing VOC the supposss 1, Will
no; be entirely uninteEesiDs you. M. B. tho
rough Refo!uer the OF the worda practical
Rc:orer-and should atse from Internal evidence, that
series Of articles over the signature OF b in The Tn
bune about year ago LeId! Reform were from his
TIE ave or SIX factories village. and the great n
crease OF The and population Of the place, are In
great measure tile result his talent sd enterprise. And
vet, while SO deeply engaged IN business pursuits he was
always among the sI and steady supporters OF any
man FOR the amsioratlon OF the Race; AnuS!aTeFy and
Temperance found him their earliest advoea;es
STILL mixing 80 earnestly ne tt IN all the Sa;ins g1es-
lions CT the Cay, who SAYS ought against
his memory ard testimony OF the esteem IN " heb &c
was held all our places OF business Will close on Nenday
duunS the funeral.
lie leaves very large circle Of friends throughout his
and the adjoining States. who will feel interested N elr-
ing tee event. and pecpy regret his early departure
Mr. OF extraordinarily strong constitution (never
having been sick day his e and OF very active hao-
is Yours especially, II. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
NrW-YORK TRIBUNE

urW.YORE DAILY rrrps~TD
sss sVysY MORNING, SUNDAY 49, ~ Nm .,-ue.
s srr,suoe su,idipss, corner o, Ill,
81 snssau streets, oppo'
,.d 10 CITY suhscnoers Tor w. ~. .iy.nce Al
Iri dshVeo they prefer, they can pa. ~ sl-
rens. Tor ,x monks or year AZ II y{ys pcsls
he uesA Tun Cy.TS n all suoScrocts -. ron.
sic coYr, IN advance. and The psYe' snh,rr.r,
pct The ,ius for -hch II - T d, .Sysnes
r1ueo N, six months. Three ooI' n.v-sn,n.rs
uo.i ali exchanges with CoanH( ~" ~, rre
reSSy 900, received thii once - .5l,r. 40 ,ry
VIt han tnoro OF TIE TsisUal' e'ei''-
6se'ereo- ,or ArvEsTlsns.
:, ,..,-Firsi insertion. -.-...-.'-'1,SS -, c."
Five Line'' esch sah,eqaea' inss'''n' -'-'.fa 50
. M The nsids ,,.., Insertion. c-nif !iS7.
ater ri''o'si,l in.er,!oo, which r-y ~ lie,
Escn 80 ~. a, cnc-, twtcr or ts'-o uiA'~ Se
s'ef3 a .s;;s- o2:isn OF tho sGSef'itsF
.S,.r,,.eucnts-ftvec cent, Inc lor We .
lnsics aa' I'D Your cent. for each subsequent "oe-
g,ssi..E. F5sEsAL NoT;cE9iae h''
a,-r,,-tnen;sibse IN this fsfr'ap '
~ A Aa and ,se Erenns edi!lon
rss sgaI-wERAI.s TR;.uNE'
.,,s.. .,ery "WEDNESDAY ano sA-uRnAS NOT iHZN
" r ySss; per srlum: I've copisa'or 60
.gW.Y0Ftk WEEKLY TR1bLnE.
gepy LARGE PAPER FOB TEE CoOSfhi'
-, .y.,v SATURDAY aoESiSC. al the low price Of
In advance 10 copies for 3d. OF ~ copie'
ss4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

war WITH THE INDIAss-There seems TO be
some apprehension entertained OF disturbances among
,ion n The Cherokess The latest intelligence from
sh,s T.xa. represents that an express nad arrived
from the Northern frontier with call from the autnof.
ss m tho county of Sabine 10 raise forthwith accompany
- ,,s5 nan and send them defend the frontier
Of the Indian against The cheTokess wao were
up in arms or from whom a. east nossii!ess
r;;,a,sd An order for another company OF u1ousted
,,sn was LEI, with the authorities OF the town OF -
A1pu,.e There grea; exciteuen along me lacsn
iIai sepears tina, party of the Cherokee Indians some
Years 40 bought from Eew-YoEk Land Company
ot land in the far northern part OF Texas for which
49, aij ga 600. 1t appear, also ,ast tie Government,
opposed to 55 ,sns tssFe
- -, ,be r.rties On the breaking out OF nos
es al the Rio Gnde The or ma, 0 ,bsP
OF them on the Northern iroai.er OF Texas oaetg1
Spee in their feary he refused accept their ,erviees
and now it is beey that they take savsns-ss al
existing STATE oithngt-whe'her ;he Mexcsns nsee y.
,-;gnsd and tsmoered with them Is 40, known1so Is
sumo toward the people o! Texas h0st.ls attitude
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

FREsHEr-A great treshct has jus; taken place
on the Allegheny rIver near Pittsburgh rats timber,
m lis SC fosted OF in snort order sud II is feared
some lives lost. The loss Of property is said TO ee
immense.
Fatal illiam II. Hant, sged 20,
was drowned on the 26ih MS fathers residence n
Hsmtrsnch Mich.
II y young man named Perry Wilson was
buried In the ruins OF burning house Paris, Ia on
the l5th nit. Ire house occupied nv :, Dixon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
ycr,i,unou re,tcrs....No. VI.

WASHINGTON May 81, 1876.
PEKsIMMos presents his renewed respects TO Inc
public He has been long silent, out has Kept up
considerable thinking for the last few weeks. The
f,nit j. NOE, very scarce in the woods and IN the
market and the public must not complain II lney
ara seldom found on the bills oil fare But ihey
will soon grow plenty again. In 'he mean uu,e'
during the scarcity, slIal! iurnsh q lew iot the
nnblic Good az have been enabled 10 DO oy an
invention of my own 10 preserve 'hem through 'He
most obstinate Summer weather.
Sour respected correspondent got offended on
poi,t of personal pride. He had written tour lei.
,.rs prior the last published yet the Editor oi
Tn. Tribune numbered his last No. ~. In Persim-
mon : arithmetic four and one make i've Alter long
d,lberaton and personal consultation win his con
ideutia friend he has resolved to overlook the mat
Ter if the Editor will only print this a. No. VI
The excitement created through the world By 10
humble. an individual As your correspondent mas
been immense. Ny friend Sawyer now feels, cal
culate that the labor be has attempted IN trying 10
make sausages a necessary part OF Legislation, has
n,,erv failed The civilized world has risen i'll arms
against The practice First the whole American
Pres. took sides against the enormlIy-hext came
the English Press with broadside against sawyer
dom and Standardization the 'ench Press
translated my descriptions OF feeding the animals
and took sides with The Tribune, throwing little
French viii INFO my homely mess OF the Yankee
vernacular And now | see by correspondence
published il the Union, that the German papers
have taken Sawyer up and translated my descriP-
lions of tbs human machine Tor packing sausage-
into The heavy artillery OF Dutch and Ierman'
which would give the mouth much exercise 10 ar
ticulaIe a. would the masrcatIon oil a Whole string
of ,h,,.artice under discu
TINS il has been throughout the civilized world
Win every senlient being on my side aud only the
sausage forces against ne, am embodened to pro-
coed
There is one thing certainly accomplished by my
sfFor,sI have made Mr Sawyer lit,le better look.
ing than he used 10 be He has become The observed
OF all observers-tbe most notable man OF all TINS
notable Congress Ee the very first man sought
fur by strangers in the gallery. and he has sp5nced
up considerably have yet hopes FOR him
Bat he has been making some speecnes recently
and bv his efforts the House OF Representatives has
been occupied discussing the merits OF Iaiors ana
blacksmiths. intend to review bis speeches and
to give you incidental sketches OF Cong5e.s'On
have only taken my pen now TO assure you that the
fruit is again in the market and that you and your
PERSLMMOS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

For sale By CYRUS ". FIELU NO D4lI.Ds
Hy5 2w
MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAiLRAOD COMPANY
l-Th- Annual Election for Directors OF his Company
,Ij,t n. g-YotI on The .ecord "Wednesday toth day
II June re1t a. IL O'Clock 8; noon q! nat Day tne POI
III. continue open hour. Albany, Nay iin l0io. bs
10 49, y. '-' ? FOSTER Jr Sew.
mo TKACCUks.-Prupo's.s viii be received
un,iI S.rurd.y June b. ct nooc, al The Office OF NE
p,onrtor, Of The Lock, and Canals M-rrimsck River
Tor he Excavation Masoury 10 Canal OF large dien-
iiou. soou: to be ccnsruci-d IN his city
ri.np ard re a. the Once o. aAi1
pro-r.-tor, Al Lowell. Lowell. May -, 1916.
mraS Us JAMES FRANCIS. Agent P. J.. c
TI7.1 CALICO PkINTEK~, M.nof.csu'-r,- &c
ID and fr sale together with general aasor.treat OF
ruanufscurers' artcles by
myZs lw- A. & MALLORY. No. Ptne't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

TRIBUTE TO Gen. TArLoR-We notice by the
New-Orlesn. papers tha, public meeting was TO have
been held in that city the evening o! the 18th uno at
the New Commercial Exchange for the purpose OF adopt
ing resolutions expressive OF the citizens admiration OF the
bian, and heroic services rendered to our country by
Gen. Taylor the officers ana soldiers under his command
in the recent victories achieved BY the American Arms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

su1c1pE-A man named Jean Huot. native OF
Quebec committed suicide in Montreal on the 2sn. "
cut,ns his thros-sref was supposed 70 be the cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

-.-,pcrroys OF MEXiCo, by wApDY TRoMrsos,
RgCO1Ll ~, rnvoy Tx,raorarsry and Minister Plen-
h,q Of the United States to Mexico New YORK
p "'sI' whey 4 Putuau 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02

g MILITARY.-The 9th Regiment under the CON-
msnd of Col Edward Fea,hers,on, is now nearly com
ule,e and will be- the embark for the seat OF
q en- Featherstnn isl soldier by nature and education
His military diploma WAS obtained under Gen Jsckson
What better certificate can there be ofhis bravery
New Orleans Delta 9th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-12
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
IL On Wednesday next, the l4th inst, at half
past ten o'clock, shall SELL at the residence Of the
late Samuel Harrison Smith, esq, on 18th street,
near the clearinghouse Of Messrs. Coreoran d.
Riggs, the household and kitchen furniture, which
is very good. We enumerate the following arti-
eles, VIZ:
Mahogany and cane seat chairs and sofa
Mahogany dining, card, and centre table
Mahogany sideboard
Window curtains and ornaments
Crockery and glass ware
Parlor, hall, and chamber carpets
Suaw-maltng, stair rods, bedSteads
Good feather beds, mattresses and bedding
Mahogany bureaus, wsrdrobes, washstands, tot
let sets.
With many other articles, and general assert.
ment ofkltehen furniture.
Terms ofsaie; AL sums Of and under s25, cash;
over SOS, credit Of two and four months for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
X. w. DYER,
Jan s-eod&dsif Auctioneer