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DEMOCRATIC EcoNoHY.-HN,.,
nal Of Commerce says: aTbe N
Loan of Sl8,OOO,OoO was tsA.,
I847, at about i per cent, ptemip,
MUM has since advanced, s,,sal
daily reports in the papers, sa /.
that, at this rate, the patricia NJ
kers will gain $l,96O,OOO BY III, Il
the United States had possessaS I,
city as those financiers, by OH, !,
100000 at one time, it Nigh, hlu,
cent. on $l2, 100000 to wit: ssn,
ever, it was gratifying to know \,
was made by such eminent philsp6,
The Journal Of Commerce didn,
other paper to place the adminisbi
er and therefore has a right 10 coli
Mr. Polk should permit MessnC {,
Riggs, the especial friends Of N,
pocket a million or two of The pd
After a while when the loans Cd
Mr., Polk are to be paid, the Dem
l84l, will swear that it was a buu
by the Whigs!- Macon Messsngct
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:. w. q r. r. hi
D r m n

d-EAVE located themseIm
a nentIy in Canton, arda
ed to do all kinds of work hi
such as filling and setting I'd
one tooth TO a full set; add Il
have the liberty Of trying lha
their satisfaction before pay
They keep constantly on hl
sale Abbey's Gold Foil, Stubs
tist Files, Plate and Pivot Te
Bile Lathes and Emory Who
which can be had on the mu
able terms.
August %, 1847.
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FINANCES. The expcnces Of the last quar-
ter BY our Government amounted to about
twenty-five md half millions; the expences
Of the army alone, for that time, about sixteen
millions; receipts, exclusive OF loans, about
eight millions.
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Tennessee Members Of Congress.

wings.
Davidson, &c.-Washiagton Barrow.
Williamson, &c.-M. P. Gentry.
Madison, &c.-Wm. I. Haskell.
Knox, &c.-John III, Crosier.
Granger, &c.-Wm, II. Cooke.
DEMOCRATS.
Lincoln, &c.-Geo. ". Jones.
Maury, &c.-James FL. Thomas.
Warren, &c.-H L. W. HiH.
Montgomery, SCI. B. Chase,
Greene, &c.-Andrew johnson.
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MI. Montgomery requests Us TO say that he
is not, and Will not be, n candidate for County
Treasurer. He also wishes US to take his name
from the list Of candidates; this we have not
the right Or power to do.
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FIRST BALE OF CoTToN. The first bale Of
Cotton received in Vlcksburg this season came
in on the Rail Road Cars on the 18th instant.
1t was raised by S, H. Lauior, Of Madison
county, and was shipped to New Orleans by
Crutoher & McRaven on the 18th on board the
steamer s.. hary. Messrs. G, & MGR. inform
US that the quality Of the Cotton is excellent,
being well handled both in picking and gin.
ming, and the bale is Of full weight.-Hcksbur
Wig.
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Observation-Disclosures far as heard from,
seven districts, there has been a wing gain Of
two members Of Congress. Three districts to
be heard from.
North Carolina Members of Congress, six
wings, three loco focos. Last Congress three
wings, six loco focos.
In the Memphis district, Stanton, loco foco.
is elected to Congress, SO that the delegation
stands as before.
In Indiana four wings, six democrats; whig
gain, two. The Legislature wing, in both
branches.
Iowa has gone for the Iocos.
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DIED-Near Livingston, on the 10
Mrs. CATHAR1NE A. TUCKER, wife
Tucker.
Near Canton on the 18th inst,
est child of Joseph H. and chulon
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The Charleston Mere,,n
cratic paper 81 South Coyon "
as i appears BY the roIlowi.
from its columns, to exona,
the charge Of banding with 4.
the nor'h' for party purpose,
our opinion, been quite too N.
these fanatics, BY both part.,
and they are elevated into 4 u,
Importance ;-New Odean, y
ADvERslTT CHAsrEsrrn.-b
following remarks of tbs D.
the unfortunate result Of H.
election is awakening The d.. '
north to the inerpedieney i !,
Aboli'tOnism. We hope nucs
viction, as it was the coma.
tempted the Democracy If NJ
from its integrity. That ahos.
policy" in politics as well !.
days experience is demonslr,s,
s.a NAAliINI
politicians are convinced m,
est to be honest, we NAV b,,,
their remaining so. The ,d.i Y,
RennsylUGniGn, that the Dsm...
Hampshire have truckled d 4, !,
also affords a striking comm.0,
ais of the Washington Onion. II
and again endorsed them, !, ,o. "
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A BLUE DAHLIA.--An Irish wOns
her name as Dalia Morris was \
says the Mirror taken to the tons
of intoxication. The Dublin I'd
Society having offered $4,000 total
this young lady should be sent uu
the premium. We doubt whetAa
come any nearer to the object Of
ton.
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AMERICAN LITERARY GAZETTE AND New
HoRK MlHRoR "A weekly reflex of News
Art, Science, Literature and Politics, II. Full
Ter, editor and proprietor. Single copy $500,
two copies So, four copies SIS, ten copies $40.
This paper we can safely recommend to our
friends who desire q good paper from the great
city. Although q free trade, ii is 4 Taylor pa
per in politics, and never h~esitatss to give its
own opinions on that as well as other subjects.
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tits said that the Government intend to call
out ten additional Regiments of Volunteers
and have ordered Taylor to send two Of hi,
Regiments to Vera Cruz.
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A little girl walking in the cemetery of
Pere-la-chuse, Paris and reading one after an
other the praises upon the tombe Of those who
slept beneath, exclaimed, q wonder where
the bad people arc buredp
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FOR PRESIDENT,
TAYLOR,
Sp5ecl 10 he approval Of the people at large,
and their ratification Of ii at The ballot boz.


or Barbecue.-A free Barbecue will be
given in Canton on the First Tuesday in Sep
TENDER next. The candidates are expected to
make speeches on the occasion, The citizens
Of ihe county, and ESPECIALLY THE LADIES, are
invited TO attend,
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CAUcus-The article from the True Demo-
cfat on the Monticello, or A. g. Browns own
Convention, win well repay a perusal. The
beauties u 4 caucus system are we'll portrayed
BY an ola Democrat, who knows all about suci
things Jake's District Is in q similar estate o.
ix'' only Jossslyni is running as On Independent
candidate for the Democracy.
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Coz. FREMoNr,-The St. Louis Republican
states that this officer has been arrested in
California BY Gen. Koarnoy andordored to the
United States for trial,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-08-28

The incest Fourth Of July toast we have
seen this year, was the following given, att
celebration in Ohio, by J. L. Baker;
sour Country sCon1ea-Ma their Jreast-works
ever afford shelter to the American infant
rvo
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CRoPs, &c.-Our article for last week will
answer perfectly for the present-rain, boil
worms, grumbling, &c.
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YELLcw FEvER.-Deaths from Yellow Fever
ia New Orleans from August 18th to August
Goth, inclusive, 235.
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HOLMES County. In consequence of the
death Of Col. VIM, N. Lansdale, present sena-
TOT, d new election will be made in that coun-
y. Dr; Garrett KERN is the wing candidate.
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Latest from Mexico.


We find in the Bulletin Of last Saturday an
article founded on the correspondence of the
Picayune, which came by the Galveston. We
learn that The order fcr the advance on the
city had been given, and that Gen. Twigg's
division would move the next morning, the 7,h,
Quitman's on the 9th, and Pillows on the 10th,
The force Scott takes with him is estimated at
10 to 1900, leaving of sick and we'll at Pue-
bla 5000. Maj. Gaines, just elected to Con
gress from kentucky, had made his escape and
reached Puebla in safety. He estimates the
Mexican force at the city at $4,000 disciplined,
and the same number undisciplined, but efFec-
tive in defending passes and fortifcations.-
MidshipmanR Rogers had also escaped and reach
ed head quartersi the other prisoners had been
sent to Toluca. Gen, Pierce's command had
reached Puebla without having lost man.
Mi. Kendall says; "As high as Is per cent
has been paid to-day for money to defray tn,
expences Of the short march from here /,
Mexico, and ZONE holders are chaffering 70
1872 the Quartermasters and Commissioner
have neither money, clothing or necessaries.
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER
WETE have in store
~ Wall and Window Rs
small lot of fine screens vn'
sell low. N
PRIEsTLEY = "
August 28, 1847,
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NOTICE.


2 NHE undersigned have by
for sale
300 pieces Kentucky
300 coils \
1000 lbs. Twine,
40 Bales Kentucky
and Linseys,
$50 bbls. Mess Pork,
SO " Rump
40 hhds. Bacon Sds
25 tierces sugar cured
100 boxes Soap and Y
ALSO = Sugar, Coffee, ~
Nails, Lowells, Bourbon az
Whiskey, and every thing
way want; all Of which WI Y
for Cash, or furnished to thsa
ship Cotton 10 our New Uf "
LAUGHLIN, sEARIE,
Leoee StrsA !
August 2S, 1847.
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NOTICE. TO BUILDh'

HNOlACE ~ W
SEALED Proposals lot " "
~ Presbyterian Churcn' e ]
be built Of Brick seventy wv
by forty-eight feet in width ao,i
celved by the undersigned q ro,t
day Of September next. !. ~ \
specifications call on elINs'
uefSisa0u w. hi
Il. LAI8
J.. e BY By
I. 6. lyI
August 81, l847'
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
AnGnst 10. 1877.

sm:--In answer to your letter Of the Goth
ultimo, | have the honor to inform you, that the
companies referred to in the requisition Of this
Department, Of the l7lh Of July, may be re.
ceiyed and mustered separately as each is rails
ed and organized. They will afterwards be
further organized into q battalion, should the
number Of companies raised be sufficient to JUS
.ify such a formation; otherwise, it will be ne
cessary to consolidate the companies withsomc
other battalion already organized. 1t i hopet
however, there will be no occasion for this ant
that the requisitiOn for the FIVE companies vii
be fully responded to.
have the honor to be,
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August 81, l947.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

h.. n ilr Il sisrs - il ls'ss naJ1ty of ca
SO .h & saiie1t III l. y am'si ahin elinIeni,
snd : - tiae H. liz feeling, I The ruPe. by tins
tine II las oea circulated At p Ia aid the city 4
My - aad viii al'tl ;grn ths minds. al least 4
i'ir homes AL Fefl. tiny n105fls paare.
have hen u4fa sfs si ftsdrg aesainis IN re
% or pas a aain ~ The al taNvu srra trnz ard
TIE 81, ii Il Ac4. DE writer. Nta "faiIs lse a
hlat. 81, s'hags is sfnan ten fas frHn The riBer
citf Which azeI l.. Sof-F w ID n1i cine that
nal ig4fa. ihe ssfno WH.r- sHfs taa The Paet'r IA
CT nal is eo,dn bridge Nesiea' whev l. Is the
ie ~ 3fiau a. sfauc sso son, and a. durable
The rek 4 agesai ihsi.
III IT, arGfei hon. th's ring from Nura Crnz
lis business do nj knaw. luI suppose he gees IN
viii the anny. 6sa Selt. aW -usio he nm arrival #
ali the tram. viii n1 h aisle II IL we ~ two al thres
day "a 70 10. CAPT Walkef with his Rf.s. Is a The
way ~. rlztlina apHhsr smaller iriia trus there
may b. wsg ebeug 10 carry On the iiiile baggage or
tfrais ssss. Fur pag, Of sufficient transPpria
ti0n bert src ticg have bai compelled to leave carpet
bays here Trunks thee, and xrs eewherr until nearly
rycsihue h4s been ~. The G9' cr1ment most cer
lsaiy should MAXI allowance IN fcs which have
Icon unavoidable IN lhc pr ef is fictrs.
$ Wnhn5t IInls trouble and exp, nse have
born onqlfa to r. tn very lat 81 datcs from the
city ol hlc1c7. x al- Ia Nou " II see that the
r., dom o the press las bsea suspended lot mol until the
editorials haI lied mos, ius1Ily atnt us Yankees. The
hotter abYut Cen Scott, destroying Encera aud Offering
q rcRarl laf Santa Anna, II would puzzle the iathu 81
lbs u lrat On tn contrary, SAT g md WIS placed
upon tn hous Of sana Aaaa, aal MT stone Of It has
HcHn removed
Tbe rrpar that Santa Anna hae CONC iowarlslhe cap
tai roc'ivcs additional confirmation. We E,ar nothing
+ Cen Worth, Luteyey eno hope tie has fallen IN with
: MA Anna
\ Mesicsn oiIlcer. Capt Vales.ucz. died yesterday
rom WoGnt received OF Gro Gordu. an1 was bnriel
. "a military a9aos. Lou. Shelhy J9hnsn, d the
ff. ... 3. -, L.,
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LATER FROM MIA FF

catica! STATE Il lie Comihy-.inyUer Reroh IN
IfePWHF.-N have five days later news rom Santa
fe he news washr,ueht To 81. Louis the 23d inst
by Mr. }. Mcknight. trader from Santa Fe He rep
SCENTS tho country TO he in crli al state and
that revolution daily anticipated The executions
which had taken place had caused great seuslion par
ucalarly at Purhla.
An Indian express had been received a, Vegas. from
lans. for large body otmen 10 hold themselves in readi
ness 10 march there.
II was The general opinion that another and speedy cf
lori would be made by the Mexlcans rcvuutionize tn,
country from American sway
The chici ale cald thus Al Vegas. who were peace
fully disposed. were trying 10 prevent such movement
hui II Is evident that nothing IF CT it the pr1senc,
oi as'ToIg iorcr 10 oycrawe Them.
The tamanehe Indians are very Troublesome ant
have annonnced their intention To attack every par
~.
The party Of . Mr.. Brown, a Santa Fe trader. VIII,
len the settlement not long ago, attacked the cross
g Of the Arkansas then horses aud mules taken viii
about half of their merchandise.
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GEN TAYLOR.

The New York Tribune has letter from New @,
leans correspondent, under date oi The 18th Instant which
thus:
The Volunteers who were with TAYLOR are returning
tu OF the warmost admiration Of his character as A sal
der, and humane and good man. hui ovet WING " itb
wrath against the Administration that they believe did its
best tosacrce them. they cannot be convinced al tho
contrary. am Informed of this by an officer who is
among them on the Rio Grande The poople nj this
country will be asonished and lndrnantw when they INV
lily the manner IN which the concern al W ashnGron l,e
treated Gen. Taylor. kllo,c from unquostnnah antb
ity, that for five months single DESPATCH of his has
been answered (nnoss within the last lew Mecks1 and
n0ihng sent hun except an Insulting letter encl snu tho
letter written by him 10 Gen Gaines and demnudpr ia
know whether he wrote it. am glad To say that Cen
Taylor srepy was IN every way verify tie spirit o n
hgh onec lice American citizen who has never learned
To hwn that Thrift may fIow. He rcpcd that he did
write IT, and be did not intend il for publication had
not before examined 1t very carefully but now on r.,
examination. lie found not word OF expression tia, he
WISHED tn alter lie asked no tayors-tbey miob MAKE
the most OF IT. They took away all his re u,ars save
handful, and lett him none but raw volunteers Had he
fereaied on Monterey, as directed BY the War Depart
neh the whole country from Saliilln TO Naamoras in
le opinion ct all military nen there would have been lost
lhere Is much more vel to he told this subject at an
other tme-Il ank God, he has survived and bro
Ken down the base conspiracy for CONSPIRACY II Is
s'dered here by all good Judges military men and
Others.
vi Gen. Taylor himself, | wish SPACE would allow me
10 say all that we know. lie unilcs 81 many excelen
GleS oi character, that opposed am to Military Pres
dents and detstng war and every thing pertaining 10 it.
10 degree oidsgusi and hatred yet snccrey look upon
iayar as one povdena'ly raised up 10 reqcpeate and
re establish The responsibility ofths GIvernnent 90
Tor nm not because he is successful Gen raj b,t IN
sp'1e @a' Agood Wing on erc,y Joint--ahlc and hon
esi-"ppsed 10 The Annexation exas and 10 this ,rar
hu'l'aoe' modest unassunling and uuaspring-wha hat
more can any honest man, North or South regnirr2 I
think even the State ot Ohio Notwithstanding the asser
.."n "tS'o AHliiuoaicnd IL Ash'atula .ill be salts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07
INuAISTiON OF TALK

How lr. the lamp of canyfTaattn holds OFT II Iura
tw.en Two perssins uhl curiousy sci down IN lie
Glowing passage frola Count Gonfanefs accom-, o'
his imprisonment -
IL am an cid man yet by fifteen years my
soul Is Younger lan NY body Fifteen years existed
f,r did moi iiyeit was not fe-n the self SINE fun-
econ ten feet sgulre, During SIX yeats Lad coinTan
I'm; dnr,nr ninc nas aionei rey,r could rghii,
distinguish the face Of him who shared Try captivity III
tie ernal iw Eight If cell. The first var we ialk-
ed Hr.Ssanily iugciLer claied our past lives our
vs. Forever gane and ever again. J he next year
AZ Communicated To each other thoughts and Ideas on
al SUI scis The hind year we lad 10 idas 10 com
munieaIe We were beginning to 50 the power If rilac-
ton The fourth. At the interval Of moth or so, We
would pcneu To ask each otter if it were indeed
possible thai the world went en- as gay and bust
ling when formed portion Of mankind
l he fifth silent. The sixth. he was taken
away M yer knew where. to execution to Liberty
hut was glad When he gone; even solitude was bet
ter than the din vision Of that pale and face. At
tel that was aune; only one event broke In upon
nine years vacancy. One day. II must have teen year
two after ny companion left me, the dungeon door
was efened, and yecewhence proceeding knew not
uttered these mor.s: by erders tf lis mTer rial maj
intimate oy9a that your wife died year ago" Then
the door shut, and heard no NOR they lad hut
Hung tbs great agony IN upon me, and left alone with
II Ggain."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

Ass,sf las several sahre Gus an4as he'd f.at'rahs
be stpl.ind the nd -difs q thrtssro literally
hacked aud aanglei fera.r ats ptun almost Ia
credible.
tsplan Nalket lefl ihe esly On Thursday nnTring,
Hpsnied ~ hts topaisd tiemn, IN search a Tic
.efdefers. and. lam. eaeluniefn3 afge psii, Il
MeNiosns, whru he attacked aud iccst doJ l. killing
s'ar iei, W bsese them has nj zen any tlsing
eelved Of psve a4iaFe gafl 10 tie Dulutoi all
ri.n
els Grsz and the excessive hat hieh Threatens IL
&c yci intense. Nutlg is sid uf tie hta h
u The city fro'n the rcT1u Of thr odnas # the
ely e5alcil we perceive that eanlfyman ht.a
en,oshi oil deal N Aunfic.u enemy h The tasA, IF
cleansing he city. fa,idng pliee, snfr1g srhoals
nd tho like Beire are dyue viii irfa CFa
SO hue i psy become cute iracse and healthy
e.iy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From The Ptter,burg jnie1ieeaoer Jnnn !.
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION IN PETERS
Ill re

The Preside q the l nitcd States. necompanied by
Mrs rok and ,Uyeral ofhIr adi,s ard rs lhe Sseft-
iafy # tho Navy AMI hs Private Socreisry arrived in
Peprshug ro9le. Gr Chapel Iill,an Friday evening
between . and 9pcl,ck.
Tie President and his party ~cre met in Richmond
by is T.. G4x-iha Mayor II Peler>bufg-aud our
irsHd the Major vh0 accompanied tbcn TO Peters
burg Nhen the reached ihe depot salue of lliir
- guns was feed by the Artillery. tap' fani. and an
lniinsnse Of ciiizns attendance
the distinguished guests and welcome them town. -
The party were then escorted II Butt Il9tel. where
the President and Secretary Of the Nay addressed
ny Francis f. Eiyes. E The Chalrnan Of tle Commit
tee OF Rec, pon who pressed bis pleasure in seeing
them. the regret felt by the citizens Of the town thai the
Presidents enga Iemonis would no permit him 10 tatry
longer with u.s. aud the earnest hope enfcrtaDed by all
pars, that, his return 10 ~ Washington, he would
give better opp runity ~ pay our respects 10 him
The replies Of both the President and Mr.. Mason,
thought, we're peculiarly appropriate. although bad
regret that Their pressing engagements al Uas
IngUn would ohge them 10 return II thai city from
Chapel Hill without stopping GA the way.
large number of the ell were ihrn presented 81
the Pr sdent, aud. at abogl 10 O'clock the parts sal
down Ia elegant tepast which had been prepared ly
the worthy landlord. " hen tn guests had been
what refreshed from the fdlgas Of the journey. the
Ralrad bell gave warning that tie mail could not vail
any longer, and bnne's and sbawls hats and cl5ais
Wefe put on, aud the tram pul II for the Old North
STATE"
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ANOTHER MESSENGER OF rF,cF

The Washington correspondent If the Now yorl
journal OF Commerce who appear, be conversani with
me and movements Of the Administration rives
lhe following reason for believing in the probability Of a
speedy peace Ohr COVE nment Il Is k,o,cn has since
.'' reduction oi era rz and the Caste. sent 10 Nor
'co renared cDo Of Peace and on terms ,ore E,rar
"bf 10 her ha" The o'tc made Mrough Mr. .4tocba L,t
,chaer VI the reception Of that or we have not vel
heard supposed that the result will be known here
by the 10Th OF June. Should the overture be f,yoraby
received 1t Will notbe secret in Mexico nor in our ar
nor o course 10 the correspondents for the New Or
leans papers. The government itself will rec,vo tho
''N' 'n'e'@nnrn OF by the express Charleston" W
presume The writer refers to Mr.. n F. Tris Of the
STATE department. the successor of Mr. At cha as
Mr.. /. is now in Mexico. "