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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-27

NorIcE,- No proof Of publication will here
after be gwen until the advertisement is paid
for.
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THE CATERPILLAR AsAIN.-A Georgia pa
per says: sVVe have been informed by several
that the fly which generates the Caterpillar, SO
destructive 70 cotton, has been already seer
during the few days warm weather we have
had this %spring--an alarming indication thai
the crop may again be cut short.n
We have heard planters in Yazoo county
state that swarmsOf this Ay are also to be seer
on their premises.-Ka soo Democrat.
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M" -a.H MaAM
An IMPORTANT DEeIsioS-The High Court
Of EIiars and Appeals, on Monday morning,
delivered their opinien, Oh Che various Bank
casss which had been taken up. There were
% many points involved in the various cases,
thatis would be-impousible to notice them, but
the result il, thatshe law Of l843, appointing
Tmstaes after judgment Of forfeiture, to coll
lsct the asaets of the Banks for creditors, is
sustained and decided 70 be still in operation,
and thas tie act Of l848, known as the late
Bfincoe act il void and that Trustees appoint
"a under ~ cannot take possession Of asseis
end Bell them IN derogation Of any rights ac-
CURED under the acl of Is43.
Under this decision The Trustees, uadsr the
act Of 84s, will 30 requiredto proceed IN the
collection or the debts Of Banks ip ihe most
speedy manner the law authorizes No sale
Of the assets, as provided il the acl Of 1896
Can now BE- mads.-EIekatugg WAig.
.M
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A BRoADsIDR-The passage Of the awilmoi
PrOvisO' is characterized by tho Washington
Union, % the "1Feacheyy Of Southern and Vss-
Tern Eaeralsmm This 10 particularly cOnsis-
tent i aimed AZ the Whigs-but their oppo-
nepts having 4 large majority in the House
Of Representatives, they must be the traitors,
Perhaps he begins TO consider bis own side
las Fsdcralists-NaAUiAe Waig.
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JAMES n FOLh.
To Major Gen. T, H, BENTON, Washington

WAsHNaroN, Tuesday, March 9, l847.
Sin: Your letter of this days date is Just re-
ceiyed, and seeing no reason for further reaec-
ton, and wishing to avoid all delay in officer
ing the army, I have written a note to the Ad-
%jutant General, to be delivered at his office in
the morning, declining to accept the appoint.
ment of Major General in the army, so kindly
offered to me by you, and so honorably con.
irmed by the Senate.
have the honor to be, sir, with great res
pect, your friend and fellow-citizen.
THOMAS II. BENTON.
To the President.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

FINAL SETTLEMENT,
NOTICE is hereby given tnall
~ the April Term lS47 q ~
Court Of Madison County, SIals
sissippi, present my accounts
settlement and allowance On Y
Of A. D. Hester, decd, when y
those Interested can attend
w HESTER (
March 20, 1847.
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THE subscriber will conliAlI
ness at-this place, in his owe
the store lately occupied BY
Crump. He will act as agent
Gilmore & Henderson, Nev !
and is prepared to make ad'l.
cash and supplies on Cotton
through him % that house a,mI
Vickslurg, March 10, ls4l
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

FINAL sETTLEMhs
NOTICE is hereby given w
~ at the May Term l847, Z.
bate Court Of Madison COUNT N
Mississippi, present my PIX
final settlement and allowance
estate Of w. a. Dickson, ass'
and where those interested
B. NUNNELER 4
a0lyH
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XXTE are authorized 10 a%nnouHs
wv Mcgowan, as a candidate
of the 25th Regiment Mississippi M
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Cap John M sharp has been appointed by
taa RlsFienh QuaFsarmaster y place Of VIM.
RsbhIt resigned This WILDE good news ii
te 8azpo Rolgntsers, Who haea been trying II
vain y scs tid IT him, and nov Lieut.. A, B.
Cofgine ViN Be their captain-E W1fg.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-27

DIED-In this county, on the 20AI
H. Nancy, from the accidental \
his shot gun.
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and ToFrejonn
Aletter is published from Santa Anna, dated
the nth February, from San Salvador, az 70
O'Clock; A. NJ, which we give enure:
LIssRArfNe REPUBLICAN, ARMY,
Headquarters IN San Salvador,
Feb. il, l847-l0 o'clock, A. M.
Excellent Sir. By the annexed documents
you will learn that Gen. Taylor has concen-
trated his forces al the hacienda Of Aqua Nue.
va, twenty leagues distant from this points
This news has Just been confirmed BY ny
spies, aud there Is no dopbt that that General
is preparing for an action, and that he will pre-
sent himself in it with from Z to 5000 men and
more than twenty piecesof artillery.
On my part, l have tak all prOpermeasures
for giving him battle in his camp on the 2lst
inst. BY the time this note reaches the hands
Eof your Excellency a great battle [un gran
hecho de armasl will have taken place, the re-
suit Of which will be Of incalculable conse-
quence for the country. - confidently trust
that the Justice Of the nation will be protected
at this time by the God Of Armies, andthut
shall have the satisfaction Of SO announcing to
the Supreme Government.
The troops under my command are marching
with enthusiasm and eager t. vindicate the
honor Of our arms. Neither the privations, tht
fatigues Of laborious march, nor the elements
which appear 70 have conspiredagainst us-fol
during some days We have had to travel upor
SNOWFLAKE cooled their ardor.
Those who suppose that by taking this route
there will be nothing for the army under my
command to do, will very soon see that to giv'
an opinion upon a matter which they do no
understand, some circumspection is necessary
Be pleased to Communicate this to his Elk
cellency, the Vice President, and accept thu
assurances Of my consideration and respect
God and Liberty!
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
To THE MINISTER OF WAR.
IH . . '
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perhaps 70 any in the wofld-commanded by
Capt. Washington, Bragge, Sherman, Webster
and Prendsa, each with a full complement Of
men foe hi Irrespective battery. A grsatd ePeu-
dence Of the army will be this body 81 aTtil-
lery, particularly as from the nature Of the
country and the difficulties Of the route over
which Santa Anna has advanced, it is probable
he is very deficient in that respect.
The principal depot Of provisions and stores,
it appears, is at Monterey, but there is suff-
cient supply Of every thing At saltillo, IN case
Gen, Taylor should prefer to remain and re-
ceive The attack attaat place--We learned from
Gen. Butler, when he was in the city, that
when he left the army on the 18th February,
il had A full months fatiops Of -four and salt
provisions, and tina. only HEo salt rations were
issued w~eekly-the otherfive being from local
supplies which had been collected.
The officer to whom we have alluded, ex-
presses the fullest confidence that Gen Taylor,
acting on the defensive, and choosing his own
position, will repulse any attack that Santa An
ma can make, Notwithstanding the reported
great superiority in point Of numbers, and par
ti%cularly as the Mexicans must have suffered
great privations and consequent exhaustion,
in the long march across the desert from San
Luis. Contrary to the general opinion he con-
siders hat under all the circumstances Of the
case, emo news" is "good news"-we wish we
could think as. he does.--M Q. Bulletin.
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To the PRESIDENT.
wAsafreToN CITY, March 9, la47.
THOMAS H. BENTON.

WASHINGTON CITY, March 9, 1847.
SIR: | have given to your letter Of the 9th
inst, the consideration which its importance de-
mands. In rendering 10 youtbe appointment of
Maj.General in the army, 1 earnestly desired that
the country shou ld have the advantage Of your
conceded ability and military knowledge, and
your intimate acquaintance with the Mexican
character, and yourfamiliarity with their Ian
gunge and political condition.
Immediately after your nomination as Major
General had been unanimously confirmed by
the Senate, | carefully examined the subject
whether | possessed the power to designate you
Ia junior Major General-to the chief COM
mand of the army in the field. The result of
this examination is, am constrained to say, a
settled conviction Ofmy mind, that such pow
er has notbeen conferred upon me by the ex-
listing laws.
l am fully sensible of the exalted patriotism
which alone could have induced you to
make Che personal sacrifices to which you
would be subjected, IN assuming even the
chief command OF the army in Mexico, and
duly appreciate the reason you have assigned,
and which may, fear, prevent you from ac-
cepting your appointment as Major General.
If on further reflection, such should be your de-
%cIsion, / shall learn it with deep regret
l am, sir, with high consideration, very res
pectfully your Obedient servant.
L
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MARRIED--In Canton, On Tue5
Hon. J. B. HoweOtt, Mr., JOHN GEM
WMHELMINA MILLER.
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XXTE are authorised to announs
wv A. Dennis, as a candida
office of Assessor of Taxes for thist
the ensuing election.
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XXTE are authorised to a%nnouncsl
wv French, as a candidate lSl
Of Assessor Of Taxes for this Cou
ensuing election.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

.XXTE are authorized to annouu
wv I. M. simmons, as a cad
Major ofthe 25th Regiment MissisaF
Election March 9th l847.
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The Treasurer, appointed by the meeting
held on the 18th inst, 70 raise funds for the res
lief Of the suffering Inhabitants Of scotland
and Ireland, reports, that up to this date there
has been received BY HIM, for that object the
sum Of St,76 so, and BY yesterdays mail re-
mitted, as will appear by the following letter;
March 20, 1917.
CANTON, Madison County, Miss,t
Marh 20, l84E
"A. D. CRossmAN, ESQ. Dear Sir: / hand
you above, draft Of Messrs, r. Darlington
4 Co, al sight, on Messrs. D. Mitchell & Co.,
Of your City, for SI,76 SO.
This amount has been contributed by a few
eitlzensof this county for The relief Of the suf-
fering poor of Ireland and Scotland, and | am
requested by them to remit the same to You,
to be added to the fund Of which you are
Treasurer, and applied in the same manner as
that may be, Or has been, applied.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN MUM,
About $1,000 had been collected and for
warded from Vernon, p~reviopsy.-ED CREOLE.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-Partnership hersIs
listing in this city under
Of SMEDES & U is thlil
solved; ] H. Crump having SOY.
terest in that concern to George
who is charged with the sellN
its affairs.
GEORGE SAE
JOHN n, GRU
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between Monterey and seitillo Gems Minon
ind Tonejou.n
Aletteri is published from Santa Anne, dated
the nth February, from San Salvador, az 70.
o'clock, A. NJ, which we give entire:
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NOTICE.

March 10, r847.
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SAD news from santa Fe.
We have iaat received the following Extra
of the ST. Lonis Regeile, containing import
tanf intelligence from Santa Fe
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-27
Col. Benton.

This gentleman declines the appointment ef
Major General for the reasons which are gwen
inlhe following Jurisprudence with lbe Pres
ident.
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CANTON, Madison County, Miss.,(
.March %. I847

About $1,000 had been collected and for
waEded from Vernon, previopdy.-ED CREOLE.
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To the President.
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THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
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EOANI ANNALS AND Olfl-bOOA>
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

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