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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
1JubIie q olurpaulrs, Sc.

Tsz3 APRIL, IS16.-Lske Superior For.
s ;ss % Ts..? c :aa
Ssult Ste Marie, Michigan, having erected large and com
modious Warehouses prepared to receive and forward
the most favorable terms and without unn-cessay de-
lag.
Goods will hs received the FOO, OF the Rapids and
veSed The Portage by Teams in readiness for imme
date shipment.
the Steamboat GEN. SCOTT running three times week
between MscSinaw aud ne S4ult, by which all Packages
their care destined for Lake Superior sent by the
Erpres, MacAinaw will DO received and for
walded. L. w. TINKER CO.
Charles A. Secork Co Ch.uncey Bush, Esq ,Nsw-York
Henry A. Thompson Y Sou. Baltimore
7. Al Howe, ESQ Cashier Ex. Bank, Pittsburgh
J. L. Schoolcrsft, Sault Ste Mare.
w. Truesdell, ESQ, Me.srs Jsmes A. Armstrong X Co..
j. n Ebert, Esq John Chester, Esq, g. Williams
Charles Il. Gra,iot, Eagle River.
c. r Brush. Copper Harhor mis- 2aw2m'
1876. BUFFALO ~ GREEN BAY. 1916.
sSSxsZ1s5 T. PoUer-. will rue during the ensuing
between Buffalo and Green Bay fol-
Monday Nj; Monday Ny assdayAos3
June rs SEPT 81 'oo eas " Ss9' q
July vs. =" "l' a aug "as %"
The Columbus mas undergone thorough repairs and
in fne CONDITION for business The travelling public may
confidently rely upon her making her trips punctuay ad
versed and assured that psins will spared
make her accommodations desirable and pleasant pas
srsgers.
O. II. Peulen los Futou-at; J. r Wolf s5 Corland.st;
T. A Jerome, 1903 Brosdst SeEv York Noting CHAM, VII.
die Co 81 QusysL .dLbday WiiIe, Parsons s. Co. But
fa!o. Tyler Brown Il Co Green Ray. s6DiNnvlst
.%as--yTT.,Tye OPENING or Pennsylvania
.S---3Canal for 1916. BiNGHAMS' Tr.nspor-
u.llon Line. Propretors-Wm. Bingham
Thos Bin gtsn Jacob DOCK WIN. A. Satton. Conducted
Sabbalh-k-opng and Temperance principles
TIE p!opretors of this old established line have put their
in the complete Order and thoroughly pre-
pared forward produce and merchandise and from III,
Eastern Cities The opening Of navigation We that
long experience in the carrying business and Jealous
attention the interests OF customers. viii
sat increase Of the patronage hitherto extend
ed to " inghamS Line"
Our senrnts III enable carry freight with he
utmost dIs pAch and prices shall always be low
the lowest chat ged by ether responsibilities.
Produce and merchandise will be received and
East West without charge FOR ors srding
ing fret Shts, storage or commission MARK PACKAGES
BlNGHAMS LINE Bills OF edins Forwarded aEd
every direction promptly suended to- Address apply c
WIN. TYSON Agent 10 Nest-st ". Y.
BlNGHAMS DOCK STRATTON,
26 Markets. Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON Agent, ~ North Howard a. Baltimore
WIN. BINGHAM. Proprietor.
Canal BARN, Liberty-st Pli,sburg
HAREDEN CO. Boston. Aa,sachusetts. nSt!
- FREIGHT ASDPA
--s----@@<.:s.s SAGE TO PITTS BURG bS e-essr--z-@
Fns- atfUrr pgrf II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

FAMILY BOARDING-SOEOOL FOR BOYS.
YoNKENs. NEw-YoRX.
rENHE Summer OF he Locust Hill School viii COM
mence Monday, the 4th OF May. Circulars and par.
ucular information may be had of s. Fleet Esq 1856 Na.ss
a.; OF X w. Townsend, Esq "a Cedarsl OF Or. o. p.
Wells i05 9hsvenue and at the bookstore OF Gates Sted
man, ia Wiiam.s- O. w. FRANCIS, Principal
ALL S.,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
slT~r- APEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOAT

SRESSgg..For Albany, daly-Sundsys excepted
through direct. At O'Clock, P N. from he
Pier between Cortland and Liberty sis.
Steamboat ROCHESTER. Capt Alfred Houghon viii
leave on Monday Weduc.day and Friday evenings at
O'Clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. @. Cruien
den, will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
ings O'Clock
Al Five O'Clock. P M.-Landiug at Intermediate Pacea
Erou The foot Of barc!ny.sl
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt. R. II. Fursy, will
iesv- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, afternoons
O'Clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Capt J. w, BrsInad.
will leave on Monday. Wednesday. Friday and Sunday
afternoons al O'Clock.
Passengers taking either Of tbs above Lines will arrive
Albany ample time for the Morning Train Of Cars for e
East or West
Freight taken al moderate rates, and none taken after
O'clock. p. NJ.
All persons forbid trusting any OF the Boats Of this
Line, without written order from the CaptHns Agents.
For passage freight apply board the Boats ortoP
C SCHULTZ III u. office IN the wharf az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

. Iii .OPPU9IT1UNT To TUNOP1LE -
s Throueh without landing. York and
Albany Lne-Thr and splendid
steamer BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, will leave New
York f,r Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Fdday
O'clock 2. NJ from the foot Of Robnaon-sL The Bells
Ia tilted up with splendid State and for speed
fort and safety IL surpassed by any Hudson
For Gegh, passage. inquire OF The Captain,
board al No. Souih-st
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive In Albany
ample time Tor Tho morning Of cars Enat West
n B. Frrieht usk-n AT moderate rates matt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

rn-D MORNING LINE al O'clock, for Ar
SbaDy and Troy-Brenkfast and dnDer 90
board. Landing Al Caldwells. West PorL
Nswbnrgh. Hampton, Pougbkeepsis, Hyde Pnrh. Rhine
heck o. BED Hook, Bristol. Catssi, Hud.on Cox.seEe,
k'nde,hook The sleamboa, TROY, Capt Gorhsm. TusI
day Tblrsdsy, and mi. (S.turdayl o'clock A NJ from
Ihs foot OF Barclay st returning on opposite days.
For passage or freight, apply board TO y. Hail.
III the o'fcs Lhs wh,tf all
sT~ ADAY LINE AT A. VI. FOR AZ.
sANY-Landags at the intermediate placed
The nsw low pressure steamboat ST.
NICHOLAS. Capt Geo B. Riggs. vii leave tho pier al the
foot Of Robinson St Mondays, Wednesdays and m
days Returning will leave Albany on Tuesdays. Tn ~
dHys snd S4m'davs MA n
IT. surPOsITIUN To MUNUPULY.-
For Albany and Troy-Through direet-Tss
n.w steamboat ONEIDA, Capt Georgia.
rupper Gate VI the Empre Will leave the pier The foot
OF Cedar at every Monday Wednesday and Friday afer
noon al o'clock. Freight taken reduced prces fof
farther Information inquire OF the Captain board OF ~
boat nJI If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
sT--- ANEw-YORIk, Albany and Troy Line

rT- ANEW-YORK, Albany and Troy Line
E<SAnx,SsSfor Albany and Troy direct from tho Pa
at The foot OF Corthnd-st-Passengsrs tai
ng this Boat will arrive tim- lake lhs Morning Trt
Of Cars from Troy West Buffalo, and North Saratoga
Whitehall and Laae Champlan
The low pressure stesuboat EMPIRE, Capt B. MACY
VIII leave Tuesday. Thursday Saturday EVENING" i
o'cocE.
the wharf
NoTIcE-A Goods. Freight, Bank Bill, Specie or srJ
other Kind Of Property positively IN, s3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

A RABIAS CORN PLASTER.-This s an effect
"A ua and permanent cure for these small but troublesome
sosi the In and pare the chose
possible taking not TO make IL bleed Then apply the
plaster spread piece of so lealher rlin-n renewing
II every third dav.
Sold by DAVID SANDS CO. Chemists and Apolhecs-
rie. II Esst Broadway. corner OF Msrkets and B y
d. SANDS, Ice Fuiior-.t. hlc JOHNSON rs bro'way
Price - cents sl0 lm.oi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

,SrhAn pew nR-Seafii Po~e irI new
- building II front by 80 feet deep eorrer OF Slh a.
and l0b-nvrnue Possession giv-u lbi OF May Apply a.
the baiidng OF al H K DUNHAM cos, No lOr North
NEAREST 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
n, c,LIaSsr2lU. \. MAIL LINE IT. ,
ST4~sSe.-Ye9S From NETWORK TO ,szsSs&SscsF

GEO e. FAIRCHlLD, No. 10 Vests,
mSl OfofJNO. h. RICHMOND. Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
a a vALUAHLE FAKNI no 81 POSITIVE

SaA GREAT BhRGAIN.-Fnr -al-. or exchange
for properly In New York its vicinity, $500
ofhrstrate land, lying IN nodyin Rails County Mis-
souri,, sDout 100 miles above 81 Louis landing al the Cy
OF Hannibal very thriving pace-dsauce from Hannibal
TO the and y t-s Ta-reis Of water
ng gh the land and said there Is plenty OF coal in
ain in. IT. John CONGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
TeaI &stGts.

- m pHYsICIAN who wants Al eligible eooo-
- a-.s-s rha y7lage OF Esekersank, n. nov prs
- VII. rare chsner for Dr. r w Stevenson is seSa
:, -.,oye 10 Morristo~p, leaving nes house ana oo
,h iarre garden. caIr fruit 81 Ike or sale or
~ -. fror, lEM.y Isquirr Of MiSoA, prast.S ia
n IN p-ers-S tIuSt7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

IN PURSUANCE OF al order OF the Surrogate OF the
lCounty OF NewYork Notice is hereby given sl per-
sons having claims against Richard Evans late OF Exeter
England deceased present the with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber his residence, No az Ninth
street. tie City OF NewYork before the tenth day
OF July next Dated New-York the 9Th day OF January,
1916. GEO. F. ALLEN, Administrator
10 lagSm with the VIII amid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with account,
~ books memorandum copy and books, al very
low prices Cap and letter papers, bonnet boards coor-d
papers envelope and wrapping. al nn faciu
prices Also. every description Of English and French
stationery gold pens steel pens states, gold and silver
pencil csses perforated board poroo husbands pocket
books pentrives tSnes visiting cards, playing Cards
Inks bsck, u t,nd rsd inde!ible ina. &C &c: &c
FRANCIS & LOUTREL.
as I'm sSs iorars y " nidc-. ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

PEFRIGERAT0KS, Refrigerator R-fngerslor1--
IA Lyons Pzen, cecid-ty the beat vet tnyen.d 20,
sale II the manufacturers prices
az SATE, TORREY Z CO s Hadsn.ls7a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

ts-altI,--. BANY Through wiibou, isnding.-TM
se"s' steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt William q.
Peck will leave the pier the foot OF CorllandsL eysty
Monday Wednesday aud Friday, at7 O'Clock. P. NJ.
Passengers taking the above Boat will arrive In Albany
Troy in ample time the early Morning Trans Of
Cars for the East West This II new and substantial
boat tru-h-i with elegant State Rooms sud for speed and
accommodations Ii unriv.l-d ON Tho HUDSON.
All persons oroid trusting this boat without written
order from IN. Captain or Agent
For passage freight. apply board the boat at tie
office On tbs wharf NJ taken ssr 81 O'Clock. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

ships Hudson, Glesgows Charleussao. New Orleans.
B.5ss Isaac ;ss Mead Savannah csl.O, Antwerp Brig,
novsnso, Norway; Emma Cuba; Csn3ens, po,.i.nS
and others. Wind NV. 0'-A'N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

DREVATE SCHOOL for Boys, 1888 Canal.st- near
HudsonsL-Tbe subscriber has assumed the direction
the School established at the above location he has
had many experience in teaching and intends 10 de-
vote himself TO the profession.
The course Of study embraces complete Enghsh educa
uou toy elher hs Counting Room or
for College The terms ,nton and refcrences TO his form
or patrons can be bad u the School Room
s2n 2w- SAMUEL. GARDNER. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

HEMPSTEAD SGMINAkY.- Mse Boarding.
II School, Hemp'tehd l.. l.. q mica from Brooklyn,
branch OF the L. l. X .ilroad. The Summer Term will
commence the first Monday of MayT-rms si51 year
The Institution IL fourishing sts,a The Principal du
ring April will AZ l6 Broadway, where circulars
kept dislrihuton Addresses let there will he prompt
" attended To- IS I'M DUNN A. NJ P',rcinaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

Z -
Ccrio-r hsv- opened invoice OF Cutlery
received oy the Csl-dcns Consisting OF sets OF 81
and IS pieces Table ard Desert Knives and FORKS IAhe
and Dcs-r Knives only also Guard and Game Csve and
Sieels, sold The above OF the highest cni'o
and ordered OF the very best materials Tor our retail
saes and altogether ne lot have ever been I'm
ported into this country For sale small advance % e
cost OF Importation SMITH, TORREY CO
NJ MAii-n-l-ne-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

A NASTATlC PRINTING.-The advertiser Is now
IA prepared 10 sell for the caea of aud
Boston for the of Of AnnEstic Print
&, which has been IN cessul operation for several
months past In Philadelphia To Intelligent practical
h-iher printer not the present oppor-
tuni,y Practice new and productive bustnes Apply,
personally or by letter, LLOYD P. SMITH.
AS LSN Snoksell-r. 10 81 JArnrs 81. Phils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

- TU LET-Furai,h-. uniurrished rooms; 20 .'a
- gle gentlemen or TO sul. family wiiaoui chi esn'
in the pleasantly situated three .iory ofiA uo,e W.
li2 HuG.or-st between Frsakir aud Norm McoFs SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Charles H. Morris, OF
v the Township OF Franklin, County of Somerset. and
of New Jersey hath ths day made assignment TO
the subscriber OF his estate for The equal benefit OF hs cred
TORS that the said creditors exhibit their respective
csims under oath sihrmson within the term OF SIX
aonths Dated March third. thousand eight hundred
and foT,y.six. me aw6w PETER SERViSS.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
PauIding AcademY.

The Fourth Annual Examination of
the Students Of this Institution will take
place on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the
last day of June and LIST day of July. On
Wednesday, an abundant DINNER will
be provided by the Patrons of the Acade-
my, Of which all are cordially invited to
partake.
In the evening, commencing at early
candle.light, there wilbe an ExHiBlTloN,
consisting Of Original Oralions, Dialogues,
&c. JOHN E. SEAMAN, A. NJ,
Principal
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

vessels. Alter putting prize crews on
BOARD, they were given up TO the Spanish
Commodore, who appeared quite angry at
thelr having done SO. suppose he will
get over his milf soon. 4.'
The John Adams left this afternoon
with dispatches and letters forthe SQUAD
ron below; she will relieve the Falmouth
which comes up here for supplies. The
Cumberland flag Ship and Potomac will
leave on Monday or Tuesday, having
nearly finished taking in their supplies of
water ard provisions. The Mississippi
will follow as soon as she gets her coal in.
So the harbor will be left naked again, I'M
I'll the arrival OF the Falmouth. More
anon.
Truly yours, w.
In addition TO the above, the Picayune
contains the following items:
DR., Wood reports that all the Depart
ments on the Pacific coast of Mexico had
declared against Paroles.
The news ofthe battles of the 9Th and
9th of May, was well known in the city of
Mexico, and the occupation of MatamoroS
by tire American troops was anticipated as
a matter of course among all the intelligent
part of the population. The two battles
are represented TO have been but trifing af-
fairs and each undecisive at that.
Gen Paroles was expected to be soon
on his march for the Rio Grande at the
head of 10000 troops. Some, however,
believed that the troops he was endeavor-
ing to raise were intended only TO save his
crown, or rather to defend his own position
as President.
Gen. Bravo, in command at Vera Cruz,
was,hourly expected TO come ont against
Paroles. The Vera Cruzanos say they
will have Bravo as President.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
ATTENTION DEBTORS!

A LII PERSONS indebted to The sub
= scrlber by note or otherwise, are in
formed, that If a settlement is not ID ade on
OF before the 4th July, they must not COM
plain # they are put 10 extra expense, as 1
am disposed TO close my accounts at once.
nTThis Notice is positive
N. FELTON,. 4
June II, 1916. 50-3t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
Geo. Wood,
ATTORNEY ATIAW

WILL attend to all civil business entrusted
w 10 his care in the 4th Judicial District
of Mississippi, comprising the counties ofNox-
ubee, Kemper, Neshoba, Newton, Lauderdale,
Clarke, Jasper, Wayne, Jones, Perry, Jackson
andGreen, and will be in regular attendance
Address: Marion, Lauderdate CO., Mi
June 3. 1916. a 4SIf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

1t was fine reply of on American dur
ing the revolution, 10 some solicitations on
the part of The English, Offering ten thou
sand pounds for his nfuence in bringing
about a reconciliation. j am not worth
purchasing said General Reed, but such
as | am, the King of Great Britain is not
rich enough 70 buy me!n
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
VIC stats of MIssIssIppI.

b. The State of Mississippi,
SCOTT COUNTY. ~
In Circuit Court Of said County, April >
Term, "A. d. 1916. faf8
w William Smith, % Pif Upon an A,tacht
John Embrso, Def. m zen iof tV0 W. e, +,
WNIIIS DAY came the said plaiHtiff by
= his attorney and upon motion Of said ,
plaintiff, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the Court tint the defendant has
absconded, or SO conceaIS himself that the s
ordinary process Of. this court catinot be
served upon him, 1t is therefore ordered
by the court that unless the said defend
ant doappear here OH or before the first
day of the next term Of this court, and
give special bail, and plead, answer or de-
muir herein, judgment final will be rem
dered against him, and 4he property so at
tached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs
debt and all COSTS. 1t is further ordered
by the Court, that a copy of this order be
inserted in the True Democrat, a news
paper published in the town of Paulding,
Jasper county, Mississippi, once week
for eight weeks successfully and the cause
is continued.
A true copy from the minutes of said
Court.
Attest: J. J. CHAMBERS.
Clerk Circuit Court, Scott county, Miss.
June 8, 1916. 4S8w 4.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
hing is said ofthis in the other papers.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool, Frida

COTTON MARKET.-Ihe demand for
American kinds of cotton has been good
and general throughout the week; prices
have become gradually tighter up TO this
date, aud they must now be quoted at 1-2
d. per 10. higher than last week. In Brazil,
Surat, Egypt, and all other sorts, there is
no change.
London May s. Money Mdrket.-Tbe
news tIom Mexico, stating the departure
ofthe American negotiator, after the inter-
change of angry communications with the
Mexican Government, combined with the
hostile demonstration of the United States
on the Rio Bravo del Norte, and of the
naval forces off Vera Cruz and other paris
of the Mexican coast, was read unfavorably
OH the Stock Exchange, and contributed to
depress the market for public securities,
which was otherwise heavy.
The dealers and spectators were dis
posed TO infer that hostiliiieS between
Mexico and the United States might even
tualIy compromise this country, if not
France, to any interference in behalf of
the former against any further Spoliation
of its territory. 1t was argued in this sense,
that the settlement Of the Oregon question
would become more complicated and diff
cult.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
Dr. EYam,s PilIS.

AFTER TEN YEARSEXPERIENCE
ADR. EVANS has Iearnd the art of mahuiac,.
turing Pills which are good for all grades of
diseases in every kind of climate ~
The Doctor prepares them at the rate of ten
bushels per day Winchester measure: So that
twill be easy to supply in quantity what they
may lack in kind. This is an important con-
sideration; because the pills are administered
BY filing the patient perfectly full Of them, and
then reducing others by mixing them with ia:
and the white Of eggs, into gtutnous mass,
spreading the same entirely over the external
surface, so as 10 preclude the entry ofdisease.
But facts are better than theory. The readers
attention is called TO the following certificate.
We certify that Jsmmie McGTam, of New
ton county, had calf most dreadfully afflicted
with the siraddles 1t suffered under the addi-
tional misfortune of having neither horns nor
tail In short said calf seemed from its very
brthto have been the child OF misfortune. DR..
Evans was called in and before he had admins
tered more than two or three bushels, French
measure Of his delectable pills the straddles had
wholly disappeared, and ia few hours more
50 rapid wasthe recovery, that the said cnlfwas
adorned with two beautiful pair Of horns, one in
front the other in the rear, and it was literally
covered with tolls from one end 70 the other.
Let the the public mark these facts.
SAMMY HOGRAM I
TOMMY DOGRAm l.f
LARRY MORAN,
N. B. Sold wholesale and retail by Michael
Fogrm, (GeReral Agentl ...r
June 4, 1876. 4s4f
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17


Expedition against Santa Ft-It ap-
pears that Col. Kearney is charged with
an expedition against New Mexico. One
thousand mounted men have been called
for from Missouri for that service The
expedition was intended 10 be a secret one,
but as 1t has become known, it isnot i'm.
probable that very essential notifications
may be made on the original plan, and the
force may be considerably increased. The
ST. Louis Reporter of Monday last, says
that a letter had been received from Gov.
Edwards, Of Missouri, now in Washing
ton, stating that Gen. Gaines requiSition
on that State had been approved by the
President, and that the volunteers who
had started under it would be receivedS-
The President desired, however, that all
who had not started, should be detained
for the expedition to New Mexico.
From all this, and the report which has
reached here by way of New Orleans. that
the Tennessee and Arkansas volunteers
are TO be concentrated at Fulton on the
Red River it would appear very probable
that 'our boys will be sent to New Mexico
instead of the Rio Grande near Matamo-
roS. The Santa Fe expedition will be a
very pleasant one, with fair prospects Of
good fighting, before junction is effected
with TayIor's force below.
Memphis Euq.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
MILRTAKY ELECTI0Ns.@

an election viii Be- held Coz the Office Il
Colonel ofthe sch Rcgime0l vacsied by che
resignation q Geo W, Ryan, Esq, Oh Mon
day, ihe 2gb8ay ofJu6e prox. g.
IN elecii0a will Be bed 70 On he rucshcy
Of Msiof Of he Ssih Regiment nj ~, on
The 2olh dayof June. pTox. .fI..s So
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

Aff0rney and Coitnssllor al Lar,
WILL praciice IN Jasper and the adjacent
" countios. Al buEihess entrusted 70 his
nanagemou, VII receive PfomPi attention
Nay MEG. 1tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

The Cbairman ofthe Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads in the Senate, de-
clared in his place, recently, that no change
was contemplated in The mites of PdSlage.
This announcement viii be receiVed with
general satisfaction IN every part Of fhe
country. Our Posi- Office law, when
next altered, will no doubt Be 50 amended
as 70 make Postage sin cheaper.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

IN Smith county, on Thursday lssi, by
Rev. John Z. Martin, Mr. w. T. WkRD
10 Mss HEsrEE ELIZABETH ASDERsoH,
all Of said county.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

EXPENSIVE FURNITURE-The United
States Gazette says Philadelphia has
sent to the National Fair at Washington,
the furniture for bed-chamber, vnlhed at
thirty thousand dollars. The material is
rosewood, and the workmanship the per-
fiction Of cabinet making at the present
day.