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The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16
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MILLER 81 ESTELLE.
WH. NJ. ESTE LIE
BELMONT. MISS.

CAIytN MlJI.tR, wM. NJ. ESTE LIE
PANoLa, MISS. BELMONT, Miss.
: AFtNG formed partnership in the prac-
4 tice Of their profession, viii give their un-
divided attention 70 all business entrusted TO the ir
care in any part of north Mississippi. They
will practice in the District Cbancery Court at
Holly Sprngs. the Federal court az Pontotoc, and
and the High Court Of Errors and Appeals a;
jackson.
Lette.s addressed 10 the finn, aitlsr - Pamela
OF Belmont, viii receive prompt attention..
marc.2S 2u
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16

We have no important news from
the seat Of Government this week; IN
deed there is scarcely enough been do
ing to keep the reporters engaged
From the correspondence of the True
Sun, we CLEAN the following particulars
relative 10 matters and things at the
CAPITAL. lie writes under date Of the
26th ult.
Mr.. Dallas will sign the resolutions
Of notice, which have been adopted by
Congress, in the presence OF the sen
ate to morrow, after which the Presl
dent will perform the last act OF the
law making pawer. The 'notice Will
be sent c>Mr. McLane, byalhe steamer
Of the LIST pfax., % be presented ~ y
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
Correspondence Of the American Republican, ]
LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.
ANNAroLIs, I'm. 27th. Is4


In the House., Mi. Danknson presented i
memorial from merchants of Baltimore Ctv, a.
ganst any change in the existing Pilot laws
MIR. Bisor, q petition from Frederick county,
for an act imposing tax Of $40 90 cOnetables
bonds. Mr.. Boleler, petition in favor Of re-
meyng toll gate in Frederick co. Mr.. Pat
teTson, of Mont, petition from G. NJ. Dlbb
and wife, to bring certain slaves into the State.
Mr.. DelIlnger, Il petition from citizens Of
Washington county, relative to the practice Of
magistrates, in certain eases; also, memorial
from the trusteess OF the Church OF the United
Brethren in Christ, for ain act making valid d
deed,
LsaUcs 10 Report BU!s. 10 Mr.. Kent, of Cal
vert, in favor Of Elisha knighton. 70 Mr.
Wampler, in favor of james NJ. Gorsuch, Of
Carroll; also, to repeal the act Of S45, for di-
vldlDg certain election districts in Carroll co.
To MIR. Franklin, repeating an act Of 1914, ch.
2S3. To Mr., Raisln, relative to streets and
roads IN ChestGrtown, Kent co.
appropriations Of Money. Mr.. Johnson sub.
mitted an order, authorisng the payment Of
$500 TO Mcssrs Riley s Davis, as printers to
the House, which was adopted. Also, reso-
lntion, which was passed, in favor of Geo. u.
Brewer and WIN. Glover, for experimenting
the public property during the recess Of the
session. Also, Submitted a resolution allowing
/ an increase of $3.50, on the salary of $3.50, now
allowed the Clerk TO the Treasurer, to be ia
ken from the tobacco inspection fund; which,
after some discussion, the hour arriving for
taking up the order of the day, was laid over
Mr.. Schley, at a subsequent period, submitted
an order requiring all matters touching salaries
go TO the committee on retrenchment-- which
was adopted; and, when the subject of i1creas-
| ing the salary Of the Clerk to the Treasurer a.
gain came up, it was matter of some debate,
whether Mr.. Schley's order did not carry it to
committee; but it was decided otherwise Sc
/ Veral efforts were made to refer, postpone, and
to amend, by deductng SO much from the
! Treasurers salary, or to direct the fees allow
ed the Treasurer for attending to the tobacco
fund, without effect The resolution was f.
nally passed by 81 to q.
Boundary Line. The resolutions submitted
by MIR. Schey, some days since, for appointing
commissioners to run and determine the boun-
dary line between Virginia and Maryland
three commissioners TO be appointed by this
State, and three by Virginia, and an umpire
by the State Of Delaware, in case of dispute,
whose decision shall be final, was taken up
| After some Misunderstanding an aspect, though
not as beligerent, yet equally intricate, as the
great Oregon questionable resolutions were
made the order Of the day for the 9th of Fe-
! bruary.
| The House adjourned.
| The SENATE, passed bill incorporating the
Black River Mining Company; and took up
DIR. Phelps bill providing for biennial sessions
ofthe Legislature, but laid it on the table.
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zeal without disc, action, and told the Senator
from Name that he was incapable OF siabblng
and scaling ~ the same time
Mr. Fairfield wished to explain, but Mr.. II.
refused 10 yield the floor
Mr.. II. supported the bill, and, of course,
abided by hs original ciaIm to the "who!o OF
Oregon"
Mir. Bagby next got the lloor, but yielded to
q motion to 60 INTO executive session.
After brief executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After the reading Gf the journal, the Speak
er called the committees for reports, and IL
mong the number reported were the following:
MIR HARRISON, from the committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported bill authorisMg the Pre-
sIdcnt Of the United States to accept the ser-
vices Of volunteers under certain crcumstan-
Ces therein named. Read twice.
MIR Black, from the committee on the Mill
tia, reported bill for the more effective orga-
nization of the militia for purposes of public
defence. Read twice.
From the committee OIL Naval Affairs was
reported, and passed to a second reading, bill
for the relief of the heirs of Robert Fulton;
also, bill revivng an act for continuing GER
tain naval pensioners for the term Of five years.
"a pil InahlIS LlIo aIIhual appropriations III
the civil and diplomatic expenditures for the
year 1916.
On motion, the House resolved itself into
committee of the whole, (Mr. Tibbatts in the
Chair, resumed the consideration and discus
sion of the Oregon resolutions.
Mr.. Douglass, OF Illinois, being entitled to
the floor, addressed the committee in iavor of
giving the proposed notice for termination of
the joint occupancy of the Oregon country
with Great Britain.
Mr.. Bayley, of Va, followed Mr. D, in op-
position 10 giving the notice.
Mr. Campbell, of Wis, made q speech of
about an half hours duration, in favor of Civ
ing the notice in modified form, so as to ad-
init Of arbitration. When he had concluded,
Mr.. Owen, OF Indiana, secured the floor,
when the committee rose, and the House ad-
iourned.
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[Reported for the American Republican,
of the CITY COUNCIL.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81, lS4C.
FIRST BRANCH,

TUESDAY, Jan. 81, lS4G.
FIRST BRANCH.
The Branch met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Jacob |. Cohen, Jr., Esq, and all the
members.
DR.. Collins presented petition from Charles
Farquharson & Sons, Agents for Geo. Doug
las, of N. York, praying payment of ground
rent due for the lot on which the Lafayette Eli
gine House is built. Read and referred to the
joint committee on claims
Mr.. Buchanan presented petition from. DR..
VIM. j. Barry and others, praying an increase
Of compensation for services rendered IN vac
cinating persons in the several wards. Refer
red to the joint committee on health.
Mr. Hack presented petition from Charles
Fenour and others, praying that Run alley
may be tunneled. Referred to the committee
on streets. ....
DIR. Collins from the committee on the ac-
counts of the Commissioners of Public Schools
submitted a report, which was read and adop-
ted. The report states that the committee ex-
amned the accounts and found them correct.
The report and resolution from the joint
committee OH the Registers accounts were re-
ceived from the Second Branch, and concurred
in. The report states that the accounts are
correct, and properly kept.
M Walsh offered t resolution instructing
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
G,ANrRELL,s AGUE MIXTURE,
" UR TONTC WEITIUhNEN III!
FUf the cure of all BILIOUS AFrEETighS, Il lHken
il,,,I-i LIZ, Inn

N bR TONIC MEIiChMENIA.
FUf the cure of all BILrOus AFrErTisNs, if taken
according 10 directions.
tis never ialiing remedy, which m laniIY ausht
be without, stpntIoliy IN low marshy countries.
SO this EIedlcine L. Uut up undRt The pTnPletofS
Immediate inspection, on the most sLiat iii" prrc.
pts, thGRf 'urGly VegeiabIe,) an having inca its
efficacy on thnusauts for edwards OF iwelye lcirs,
and 10 his knuwEGgG when taken strictly according
10 dfecliOns there has not hCen one i0l uES. UE
der sach circumstances, recommend Il To The pub
lie, addnga few certificates in support of iny asset
ten.
The indications Of cure in the irenlmtnt o. fever
and agne artfrsl TO put speedy stop a. possible
To the fiji when il has taken place, directions for
which you will be supplied with on each hotle, al
WAYS observing that the written signature of e sub
scibpr, ohm A, Canre' is pasted on the envelope
Of each bOttir. Piise 81 each
MOBILE, Alabama, Sept. /, 1915,
This 10 certify, That |, Joseph II. More, had
the Fer and Ague for nearly Two years, and tried
all =. Ost D ointment medic ines used for the cure
Of an ulseasc, withGut obtaining permanent relief.
was induced through the persuasion OF friend, TO
try CanuelIs Tonic Mixture, one bottle of which Ra'
ma e permanent cure OF my case can WIN cor,
fdence recommend it to all afflicted with Fever aud
Ague. JOSEPH II. MOORE.
This is to certify That know the above to be cor
rect in every particular w. II. NICE,
Chemist and Druggist N. e. corner Of
Government and Conception sts Mobile, Ala.
SOUTHWARK Sept. oath. lS45.
This is TO certify, That myself, wife, and two chill
dren were afflicted with Fever and Aeue, and that
two bottles of Canroll's Tonic Mixture made per
feet cure Of u.s. and | with perfect confidence
recommend it TO the public. JOS. ANTHONY,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22d, ls45.
We, the undersigned, having seen the beneficial
effects or Canres Ague Mixture, in curing the Fe-
yer and Ague when all other remedies have failed,
can with con fdGnCe recommend it to the public.
WILLIAM MYERS, U. s. Navy Yard, Phlad'
A. POWELL, do do do
P. B. sAVERY, manufacturer OF Porcelain and
Hollow ware, Foundry Southwark.
[0!H. Whole ;alp and Retail, nv C.HLEB OR rs
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, NO.6 North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
J.F Perkins & Bro. corner ofFranklin and Green
sts,, Baltimore, Md.
f.. H. Perkins, No. l21 West Baltimore st. cOrnerCf f
Green St., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Nd.
j. i. CaIian, Washington city, DC.
II. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.
J. l.. kdwell, Ge0rgctCwn, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner Carpen.
terand Second SITS, below Christian, Philadelphia.
{J9"OhsGTve, none nfe genuine without the signal
turP JOHN a. C-9NTREEL. ial0 If2w'r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
Correspondence orrhe American Republican. !

The Criminal Court adjourned yesterday
evening, after delivering an opinion adverse TO
the motion made by the counsel of the negro
Williams for new trial \ motion was then
made for an arrest of judgment, which being
sustained, the case will be brought before the
Circuit Court at its next term, This term of
the Criminal Court has lasted nearly two
months, and has been sgnalized by the des-
patch of an unusual amount Of business;-the
calender having been heavier than at any pre-
ylous term.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
Gmcrit0u 4}cp1tbIico1t,

BALTIMORE NJ RkET, jan


r,ntr2e. T., .aaa'y Of Reef Cattle n the alaJre
vrat,rlav Ma. lrr. hpl tHG quality Uat b'ug 20 nj
and me rniid having sUUrwi.at a)ltr OF riucs a~l
werK, prices ~lghuy d.,hNcd ui"21 III "Ao"d,
% yytiririvrn O., pnuad .trha and 3i TO Na3ntn lm
and 497 lkru hy the CO butchers nj price ranging
frnn, ~ Ia s3 ., per 100 lbs. on the h"ot uIGai T.
Saa6 - meD. - Iew extra brought CS %, tqHn 90 -
rs prt The average ra'c OF safes was aorNt 50 6c4
I've Hos ara in good demand at IS 37aa5 g.. with
4 lr.lt snCt
kFi0,sr. iAe market Is uESrttiG !, aud since the
arrIyaI,f thr European news nothing OF moment has
OCgu Z, a. Frjcrs, however, have downward ten
dgnry. Hnwlri.st good mixed brands WI re offered
TO da a'9l ~ and refused, which is II decliac OF
70. c per tbl. small sales hy the dray IN "a NJ 50 -
We qunle City Mills and 5usquehanna ilJur IS, tho
ii probably couII be- had for less. Buyrs indis
psf ed 10 ote ste at any price, at present.
Grain. No receipts Of Wheat, ani no sales
Corn sold to. day at 62c for white and 3 fr yellow
with ighI receipts. We quote Rye al 6sl7uc and
o@ S cSnnse " 70 ,2aC na Su m in
bbis and "a. IN hhdS.
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&DOD.N GOOD EIrYV&!?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMPOEIUhi

aSf5zE,,-a The subscribers nave prepared -
fine assortment Of beautiful and t#''p"'
fashnnable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fail and winter, which they cuid ike the Ladies "a
Call and examine, aud can be sold al the follow inp
prices: CatG's w; Half Caters, thick sole Sl,62:
Morocco haif Roots 40, 8 %; Morocco Jefiets0ns
do. 8li2; Seal skin Haf Boots, Slla; Seal skin
etefsons, 81; Misses halt B0nts thick sole, 55 cents
chldTeu's Boots and Shoes, 50 cents.
$G1- The above wotk is prepared in the neatGst and
nOst fashionable style, with every care for its tuga
Kitty. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS Il NlCOLAI,
n27-li No. 50 haltimOTe-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
ONE PRICE BOOT SToR

TENEACNER. A Graduate from New England
d College wishes 10 obtain situation as Teacher
either in an academy tutor in private family 10
instruct the Latin, Creek and all the higher anches
of Mathematics, &c, He would have no objection
to go to the country, either of the Southern or
Western States. The best testimonials of ch arae ter
andqualifications will be given. Apply at
SC0TTI'S Intelligence Office,
jal4 No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
HNN DOLLARS WARD. DOCTOR
n Y BN " SrlEM,s &PEEIELC C0AIROILNn. for

aEBV " SrORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for
the cure OF GonUrhGa, elects, Sticures, DiabGts,
sc. c., and all other unnatural disc hages from the
ureIha OF either seX.
In no case has this medicine been known 10 fail, 10
effect permanent cule, ton, ~ the shortest pos
sbe Tim should This medicine fail to effect cure
where il has been taken according 10 directions
turn thu empty vial ana get back The money. Why
thea spend both time and money with such quack nos
trums as cannot be depended upon; whcn for 81 you
can purchase pleasant, safe, SPEEDY cute. com
posed solely of vegetable sBbsta ct? one hundred
dollars " III be paid 10 any WAO will produce
medicine 10 equll this compound, or who will prove
that it con aims any mineral substance whatever.
N. Is. This medicine can bc had Of James F. win
liamsOa Cor. High and GHy-sts, %. IT,: Jos Saw.
yer cor of Paca aud Pratt sls and Of E. Y Forney,
cor. Cf Clay and Euaw-sls.
In Washinglnn--of G., Scott, corner of 7th.st. and
Pennsy' y'vania Avenne; Robert Patterson, corner Of
9Th ST. and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. ial7
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
MENU YnpK Mnndnr p

The sales of Cotton to-day do not exceed 500 bales
Prices have not undergone any material alteration
since the arrival OF the steamer, but the whole,
buvers have the advantage,
Flour is perfectly inactive. Holders ask So 62.a5
IS for ohio, Michigan and Geneser, and IS t0l5 rs
for Southern kinds but there buyers At these
prices, and it il expected To 20 down 20 s. 80 for
Western canal -four, before any sales of Importance
are made.
6OO0 bushels V. Carolina white corn gold al 65c.-
No safes Hf wheat or rye
Provisions were fuil but prices Were steady Ashes
in fair demand; h0ders, however, refuse To sell any
more al present prices, and slight advance will pro
bally tai place before any large sales are made.
Stocks have afvhnCcd a4ain TO da ; and close firm
n The second hoard prices. Money is easier EN-
.nanga London in better demand at l05alO8!, and
on Paiitut5 275 u s. GGs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
pHu,ADELPnIA. Jan. 26. p. NJ.

CoitDn-'The better fe ling noticed in our last con-
tnucs, aud prices Offered which could not De oh
tanned last week; notice sales 70 ihe extent Or $50
bale', mostly Louisiana, Il s5a9,c on time Flour
Tae market is dcrr, ssed and dropping, with YER,
limited dtn and f0r shipment; 500 hbs standard brands
sold at s., aui more Is offered at TIE sam price,
which sore factors are not disposed to accept. No
change in Rye Or Corn meal, AND sales repurled.-
Grain t'le inquired for, but az there are no
arrivals of Wheat or Corn, we are unable 10 give
qunla ions No ri rticular movement in Groceries OF
Provisions and no alteration IN the market HEMP
"A Gnlr 0f GD bales dew roi made al SOS. mos.
g ~ Tsaad nGvt, we quota AT IS 55s6, qualify.
". s. G4x.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
MNR. swEETsER,s EXTRACT OF III.

EAR. sWEETSER's EXTRACT OF IL
kp VERWORTH AND TAR, FOR CONS UMP-
TJON, COUGHS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE
BREAST, sc. One of the most eminent medical
writers who has written on diseases of the Lungs,
remarks very justly, that the greatest difficulty at,
tending the treatment of Consumpve cases. is in
the first places getting patients TO take medicine
for what they consider mere cough or cOd-some
remark, ils only cold, always let cold take its
own course and it usually wears off itself. Now in
some this may be true; butI can assure those
suffering with a cough or pain in the breast, that in
uine cases of Consumption out often, that they have
invariably resulted from neglected cold
Another class of persons even object TO take any
medicine for what they consider Consumption, but
can assure them thatn many they take great
care of themselves and use proper medicine, they
NAV effectually cure themselves Asthma or dffcul-
ty ofbreathing he eectuay cured by the extract
Of Liverworth and Tar; Bronchitis and Sore Throat
will also yield to its astonishing effects.
DR. Sweetser's Extract of LiverwOfth and Tar will
be found extremely useful to those who suffer from
the evil influence of night sweats.
Prepared only by DR.. 3. II. SwEETsER, Fr0ntstreet,
New York. For sale by SETH 9. HANCE, No. l05
Baltimore-s IT, and cor. of Charles and Pratt-ss.
Also by Perkins, corner of Franklin and GreeRsts.
and corner of Green ard Baltimore streets; ThOmp-
SON corner of Howard and Fayette streets; Tyler
corner of High and L. Baltimore streets; and Hop
kins. Fell's Point Jas
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28

Maryland 6s fell off 10 day, and CLOSED at 76i ask
ed, Is bd-a decline Of lalB per cent. upon sal es of
Yesterday. Baltimore SIS 1890, declined one per CT,
closing al 96, asked, 96 bid. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad shares nearly maintained the prices of yes
terday and closed at AZ l6 for sale, 475a47L bid.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
MEDICAL, OFFICE.

NO. q SOUTH FREDERICK SIT.
First door from BolImOTs-sl going ards the dneN
sMIA * L; Non ICk. Ot Dk, ROGERS NAME UH
q different parts ui HE ntiIe,
Autuda,Ce iinhI A. NJ. nn ~ OF night.
CURE R.5RR.1RI Ed.
nfg-N NO PAY UNLLeS A CUkE BE EFFECTED
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28
SECOND BRANCH.


Present, Kob'l Howard, Esq. President, and
all the membois,
Mr., Green presented the petition of Sau'l
ID. Walker, asking the removal OF pump on
Charles street. Referred.
DIR. keene offered Il resolution nstructng
the City Commissioners to ascertain whether
the bridge over Jones' Falls, at the termina-
ton of Fleet st. is of sufficient highth to ad.
init of the passage of canal boats. Adopted.
NJ. Myers offered a resolution that the COM
mitteC on streets he requested 10 examine into
the proprlety OF having the gratings Oh the
side walks removed, or SO arranged as 10 pre-
vent the danger which now exists from them
Adopted.
Mr.. Richardson, from the committee to
whom was referred the resolutions relating 10
the proper observance of the Sabbath, sub
mltted a report, accompanied by resolutions,
directing the Guy Police officers TO enforce the
laws of the State and the ordinances now ex-
isling in relation to the subject. Adopted.
A message was received from the Second
BIanch proposing TO postpone the meeting of
the two Branches IN convention fIom Wednes~
day to Friday afternoon. Concurred in.
| A resolution relative to the erection Of
| slaughter houses and soap and candle manu-
/ factories, was received from the First Branch.
Adopted.
A report and resolution from the joint COM
mitLeo On police, upon the subject of omnibus
ses passing through the markets, was received
from the First Branch and adopted.
| A resolution, authorizing the sale Of old iron
aud rubbish abont the City Hall, was received
from the First Branch and concurred in.
/ A resolution, in favor of refunding certain
taxes enormously paid by VIM. Reynolds for
the use Of VIM Potts, was received from the
First Branch and concurred in; also, similar
resolution in favor of Eliether Cook, which
was concurred in.
| M. Richardson submitted testimonial
bearing testimony 10 the efficient manner in
which the late City Register, Jesse Hunt, Esq
had performed the duties of his office. Con-
CURED in.
Mr.. Myers offered u resolution of inquiry
relative to distractions in Jones' Falls. Re-
! fcrred.
| A message was received from the Mayor, in
forming the Branch what property belonging
to the city was leased out, and the date at
which the leases expired. Referred
| A letter of invitation to visit the aims house
was received from the trustees of that inst-
tuition and accepted. Adjourned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-28

TOLD PENS. We have just received supply
w Of Henry's Gold Pens, wi III silver cases, which
we will se upon acco ommodatng terms.
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
IaIg No, g90 Baltimore street.