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Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

4 Cm.uAv Norsttsr--A letter Wi.
ter ay5 that 'lcmp.oton it giving hail Go.
lumba entertainments In London. lie
opening address was lull Of panrgynr upon
America and the Americans, cuNIglns
upon tho urbanily aud genera! hospitality
be had everywhere experienced during bis
soioum among them aud introduced, IN tho
course oI the evening, some excellent
Transatlantic incidents aud traits Of char.
aeler, which told admirably. His master.
ly execution Of "l'hc Star Spanglei Ban.
mar thrilled every auditor, aud lis rcpcil.
ton was demanded.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

fArAL ls-rr or pEAnncAL jnEr --
The anuAcdalr.r.c l1m q lpul8n N.r1
tuc. ought 90 operate as caution iopgc.
deal .1Ecr:
Tie sister Of a medical mau in London,
had ia the preseuce Of two young gentle.
men who were '.lyiug mclDcian with her
brother .iiculci tic weakness and folly
D., which some persons are E0yemei.-
She said ior hcr .li, she hai no slparti
i4us Gar, and bod courage Tor any rmer
glacy that m.gU, lapn7u. The young
mcn doubted tie truth u' hrr b6asl.ng, and
one Of them proposed To the other that
merely by the way u. Joke, they would put
hcr courage to lic test. 10 glass case in
llo DOCTORS study was % human skeleton.
Th. lh,y removed and placed ia tue young
.aIy's bed. She retired at thc usual hour
and lhey s,raliAi.y followed her 10 listen.
Some time had elapsed and no sound was
heard. They were abou, de,ecnd.nI The
stairs, thinking their Ic.t had 'a.lfdi aud
that in reality sUe was 0s courageous as
sho bad hna,tei lrf.a.I GO Do. Scarcely
halthcy como lu taIs conclusion, ere their
car. were azai.l by most appalling
aHch. aNer which ali became silent
They retired, pleased with their success,
and thinking ol ,tc laugh and joke ,acy
should haya v,aH dcg IN tu1 momluy %.
breakfast.
Morning came, bul shc d.i not como
down as usual they suffered an h8.r OF
more to clapsc, and Der brother thinking
she might have oversight herself Knocked
lor admllance, calling her by name at the
same time. No answer being, returned
he and the young mau forced brrd5or and
cad to relate, there tat the poor girl, play.
ina with the bony Nugcr, OF tho grim and
appalling skeleton, quito unconscious OF
ihc presence of the iniui1n, there lhepnor
thing sai a confirmed idiot for lie. When
sho gayc that one fearful shrek, her reason
fled dncycr lu return, Il it needless 10 r'-
mari, on ,hc romarsr ,lll attended the a.ier
lives Of the two young men.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

L,wrrt RngNGE.-Many years since,
O. gentleman ia Ncw.u-lou, a parish Of
Nrihrraud, Connecticut who was very
religious aai conscientious man. married
uHr of tho mos, 'u1urI uJ f.Nf.uwr
uum5u be could uud ia Doe ,.s.n.'y. This
orras .orcl m.ger1' surprise wherever Dee
wa. auuwu, aud uHa oI bis nstahb0u ven.
mrcl 1u.k b.m ihr wlsnus which bad
g5yrmel BIZ choice. lle pplll'hat have
ing but iilIc trouble in the w1iiI he w's
lrahu. Of becoming too much attached iu
things ol time and sunse, and Thought 5y
experiencing some a'll.rliuns, he should
become NOR, wnanel from 'in world auI
he married spgh woman aa hn Thought
y1uI accomplish BIZ object. The bcH
1ut of lhc rory is, that tho wiz, hearing
lbe reason wby DO married har, waH much
offended, and out Of revenge, became one
Of the most pIcasau, aud du'Iiul wives in
lhc town; declaring that she was not going
10 be plck.horsc to carry hcr husband to
heaven.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-05

TIN WltH COMMANDMENT trust that nll
the married mon in our city lyc up faithfully 10
thu following
/. Thou shali have BOO o,hrr wl0c bat me-
. Thou shalt uotialemo lhy boa.c uuy bolu-
tIul hufau imare Of "a servant ud, 10 h1N down
to licf aud serve 10 for 900 liea.ons vile Hi.ii-
iur, Sc.
o. Thou shalt ngl take Ihr uameoi 1hy "ile Boo
vain.
O. Remember t.y w'r'u keep lrr rVoriuily
D. Honor obs wiIr'f father and mDihar
a. 1Hau HhH.f uHi llHi
q. Tuna shalt uo. IuI au'i with lhy dm.r
a Thou Hl4.t moi ruga tobacco
o. Thou m.t uu, h l.Nnl lHy u..E.u1r
lp Thou .h.ItuotN tNe mn ugrm t'on
shalt moi coyct tho ly.m knanofH uu, nor ibis
bmndy, NOT Dis g.u. nor l.s wbsary, aor hH w.n"t
uo.bs beer uog my ytAus uatH b.lnd 'he bar
of tbr umHsI,aIs.
H. Thou .hlt not visit thc Billiard iil..
neither f1r wuisl.Ippu1 ia llo ilngc uor heap. oi
money that ic on lhp tabr,
Aud the twelfth Commandment b, Thou shalt
not stay out later than uug O'clock al nlshl
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

WI ETTERST estamentary having
been granted to the undersignedby
the Probate court of Madison county, on
the estate OF James N. Blanton, decd,
all persons indebted 10 said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will
present them legally authenticated with,
in the time prescribed by law, Or they
will be forever barred.
J. MONTGOMERY, Er'r.
A. E. BLANTON, Ec'r.
September 10, 1847. l-6
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y. W Dors d Rhode Island, died recent,

THE BARBEcUE-We omitted il our last 10
maniicn that the Barbecue at this place was 4
most excellent one. We ought also to sag that
we have been informed since, that Col. Nc Will
said that our Rail Road should Be made If
N wenttO the Legislature. Whether he meant
t1aiI Road like that 81 our friend Roberts, ono
q ride into Office on, or one Of wood and irOr
the use Of the people, we have not been in
med and no means ol knowing. w
q htas well say here, thaton Saturday last hi
eoi. declared himself sagin the bonds,'' as W
III told.
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TIM CoUssE OF TIE VINES ny THE HobpE-
ltis understood that the wings viii have q
working majority Of ihe next House of Rep
reasntatyes. Il becomes a matter Of vast inn
p%ortanee to the country whether the wing
members are going to vote for supplies for the
war as freely as the Executive may demand'
or whether he is q be YET further crippled
The National intslligencer Of the 18th inst.
assumes to speak foN its party on the subject.
So far as that paper may be deemed the index
Of whig purposes, the ultra No%hern abolition
lists are not to be graiiied BY ~theccurse the
body Of the party viii pursue. WeSige
tire the article Of the I%ntelligencer, Snplne
same reason that we give articles fromNAe I'M
ion indicating the designs Of the Exc utive:
tLet no one understand us, wher exuIting at
the certainty Of a whig nsjOriHin the House
OF Representatives, us expecting MAT majority
70 make an attempt to ''stOp the wheels Of the
Government BY Withholding either @e neces-
sary appropriation for the support Of il, Orre-
fusing to provide the means for meeting any
expenditures which have been already author
lied by law. Quite the contrary. ~scrupulous
regard TO the public faith, and for the obliga-
tons Of contracts generally, is a cardinal prin-
ciple in the wing creed. The wings will, we
hope and trust, do every thing they can to bring
this odious war with Mexico to an honorable
close. But with reference to the public credit
for whatever purpose pledged, we have no
doubt that il is fortunate even, as regards the
Administration itself, that the wings are now
certainly ascendant in the body which has ORR
ginal jurisdiction over the Ways and Means
They will doubtless hold the Administration,
in every part Of 1t to a rigid accountability
they may refuse to lay taxes on the necessaries
Of life, as proposed at the last session, that for
eign luxuries may come into the country free
Of duty; but should the war with Mexico be
prolonged until the meeting Of Congress,
(Which Heaven Forbid other means not incom-
Patible with national honor and dignity than
stopping the supplies will be found to put a
stop to the war'-Rcayuae.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
jecl 70 he approval Of he people al large,
IVA their ratification of Il az he ballot bor.

FRANKLIN SMITH, Independent
shdidaie for Auditor Of Public Accounts
al addfcss the people at
Macon, Tuesday, September IA.
Columbus, Thursday, Sept. is,
Starkeville, Saturday, Sept. 10,
aberdeen, Tuesday, Sept. q,
Houston, Thursday, Sept. %,
Pontofoc, Saturday, Sept rs,
Fulton, Tuesday, Sept %,
J~acinlo, Thursday, Sept. 80,
Ripley, Saturday, October 2,
Holly Springs, Tuesday, Oct. 5,
Oxford, Saturday, Oct. 8,
Ponola, Monday, Oct. II,
Charleston, Tuesday, Oct. ",
CofFeeville, Thursday, Oct. IA,
Grenada, Friday, Oct. 10,
CaFroIiton, Saturday, Oct. l6,
Greensboro, Monday, Oct. IS,
Kosciusko, Wednesday, Oct. 20.
A. NewspsPers IN those counties please
na lice,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18
II. R. WILLIAMSON,
ReceiCtmg and Forwarding
MERC CHANT.
EA4OO CITY, MISS,

FA4OO CITY, MISS.
m AVING located in this city for the
- purpose Of carrying on business
in the above line, have made an ar
rangement with Mr.P. O'Donnell, agent,
% store all Cotton consigned to me in
his Fire Proof Cotton Shed-have an
extensive Warehouse, and am prepared
TO receive and forward all Goods con.
signed to me.
Will make liberal Cash advances on
Cotton in store and for shipment.
Win furnish Bagging and Rope and
Plantation Supplies 10 those who NAV
%intrust heir Cotton 10 my care,
Pledging myself that no exertion on
my part shall be wanting to render Der.
feet satisfaction 10 those Of NV friends
who may be disposed to p%atronise ma'
September 10, l847. +
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Cnors, &c Since our last the weather has
been unusually cold for the season and large
increase Of sickness in consequences. The
ceston is opening finely. We see no reason
wever for changing our opinion a. 70 the a.
unit Ofthe crop III this County-about the
81 ie as last year.
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s.. Of Texas
horse, wilfne and there en-
bark for Vera b. unity with in
structionsissued to hims, War Department.
3, The above movements will be executed
with the least possible delay. The quarter
master and other staff departments will fur
nish the necessary transportation and other "a
~ciIities Eor this purpose.
BY order Of Maj. Cen TAYLOR.
w. w. S. BLISS Asst Adi.t Cen.
The Ohio and Indiana regiment under Gen.
Lane, and The 18th and Massachusetts, regiment
with Deas's Qate Washington's) battery, undel
Gen. Gushing, being ordered to Vera Cruz. and
Hays's regiment being sent TO the same point
LEI Us see what troops are left on the Rio Grande
line.
Gen. WOODS command at Buena Vista and
SaltillO will consist of the Virginia, North Ca.
rolina and I'd Mississippi regiments of volun.
teers, and Maj Chevalli's three companies 81
Texas Rangers.
Gen. Taylor at Walnut Springs will have
only Lieut.. Col. Fauntleroy's squadron Of dro-
goons and Maj Bragg's battery.
The l6Ih Infantry, Col. Tibbatts, and the
10Th Infantry, Col. Temple, will garrison Mon.
serey, cerralvO, camargo, RsynOs0 and Mata.
moros.
The squadron Of Sd dragons, Col. Butler.
and i've companies Of volunteer cavalry from
Alabama and Illinois, remain unassigned. 4.
portion Of the dragons are al Mier. and Il u
coniec'ured that they viii remain On tbe In
tor escort Of trains and like duties. A corras-
Pondenl of the National thus sums I'M ,bs
troops who remain between Brozos Island and
Buena Vista;
D'ssfloaaOn Of forces On he line Of tie Rio
Uranse, gfer The departure Of the force nop
under n'areaiag Orders for Yera Crus.
Brazos Island, company Is. Artillery, iii.
FONT Isabel, company 4ih Artillery, I09
Fort Brown, ! company Cd Artillery, %
MatamorOs, 6 companies, 5 Of 10th Infantry,
Of mounted volunteers, 5li
Camargo, &C., u companies, 5 Of 10th ID.
fantry, s Of ID Dragons, of zth Artil-
lery, ! Of mounted volunteers, 1888
CsFralyo, 4 companies 9th Infantry, 40s
Monterey 6 companies 10th Infantry, 60l
Camp near Monterey, 5 companie6a Artil-
isry, 2 I'd DragOons, / mpg6iad vols. 4Is
Buena Vista, saltillo, q companies, 2teI
Aolal number ~ E6opas 556S
rex week nee i was supposed that Cop
Baylor aqd e command had been cur off,
The Me!amosos Flag assures us Of Capt. B.,
safety
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

CoI. ROBERTS ON INTERNAL lMpRovEMENr.-
L will be recollected that Col. Roberts in seve-
ralot his speeches in this county, declared the
whole scheme Of Internal Improvements, as
advocated BY the Whigs in Congress, to be
dangerous to the sovereign rightso the States,
and unconstitutional in ita tendency; and
when Mr.. Tompkins charged him at Eulogy,
with an appropriation for the improvement d
Pearl River, he roundIy denied il, and said MI.
TOmPkina knew better although he made the
charge. But when told BY a friend that he
had better confess the vote, as the democrats
were close az hand to prove it, he stsmmered
out a reluctant CONFESSION.
We suppose however, this vote was only fr
Buncons5e.
Il will also be remembered That this Cons,i.
t%utionaI loving caadidats expressed bimsoIf \
favor ~ he government scheme og ont,ina !
canal through Mexico, frem the Gulf Of Meri.
co g The Pacific Ocean althoughhis democrs,.
Z nerves are extremely shocked at apnron,;.
tons f0r improving the navigation Of an o,sn
great Mississippi river and other streams OH
magnitude.
Lei Y % borne in mind, that although ,bis
P'rs democrat and distinguished Gar hor,e /
opposed e internal improvement II our ogD
country, be Is in favor Of digging a canal 4 :
foreign land and sacrificing hundreds IF lives
ana millions Of dollars ii the prosecution i
such 2 QuixOtic scheme.-Ler. .adp.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

DIED-At the residence Of J. R. Davis, in this
county, on Thursday the 9th inst, ISAAC N.
WELLER, and on Saturday the Tlth, CAss L.
WELLER, brothers Of the Hon. John B. Weller,
Of Ohio.
Hamilton, Ohio, Intelligencer and Telegraph
please copy.
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RANGERS M

"A $ Ranger Of Madison
= offer for sale, IN lie
ton, on
Monday The An day of on
The following described Sa
Taken up by VIM Lamb
Horse, no brand, Iert hind,
white, some white uade,
on the nose and a white smI
head, Is hands high, aid
old. Appraised to
Taken up BY I, N. Ncha
bay Horse, 1851 hands hieh
in his face, hind feet whis,
or harness marks, I yeaua
Appraa
Taken up by A. II. DnEa
rel Mare, about 8 years I'll
high. Appraised to
Also a brown Mare MOhI
about, l2i hands high. ApPaI
T$ken up by H. c, Benz
MarA8ony, with a star il hi
n or RS old, no brdnds
n, APprai
about 10 Fiji ii'y vss II
! tiorss pfTgn,gOme M, ' ~.,
ders, a knot ii N
ss sae heck resembling ths
w.. in the right ear. Is
ken up by A. 6. Aspa
!, bout 10 years oIa,
ware ks brands. Bi1
~ Tn ny up B. Wos
mn a. Wears a Sill {
Du.l, underbit III ihe
APpn
n R.-Persons havingl
above describe
MnIss Mequired b Ara
I, Y ',arS lay of ssale
""'u II. WHITE
soa,oaPer is, l847
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corToa--New Orleans, Sept 1.-THE sales
III the week amount 10 1850 bales-receiPts
atS5, against 1903, last year. Prices-old crop
Ill a l2i new q higher.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

an ANoAous PUN.-aWho is that lovely
w exclaimed 'he waggish Lord Norbury.
'loing " company with his friend.
.mls' Glass replied the barrister.
!, 1iasSW reiterated ths faeetious Judge, aps
We love '9P' ppF besFa tor woman, should 4
ave- plaee soet- oy4,st NJ
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

lEoTHER REQUisITioE The President has
made a reputation upon Kentucky for two
Regiments, upon Tennessee for two, and Indi-
ana for one.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

St. Are yoa snJasOr Of he payment Of he
h Bans bonds By the people Of Msanp-
sd. gou bsieUe he acts of Reputation b
Il bssnlUsr AZ HoEoRABLEs
3D.. If elected % q sxas N Congress, and should
~sharasiv cf M,s issipp Be assailsd because
hsr arss of republication, win goa defend her
u uss sosr utmost ef seal and abiFty b prove
AAk al aeied uisely, hOnorabg and Justly?
We are authorized to respond for Col. Rob-
n~sgaEgely ~ the first, and gDirntahvely, to
lat two questions. Now what has Mr..
4nPkins 70 saya So fa, lie has been quite
lie in promises 70 support democracy, He
hHiises MOTTO vote fora bank, or for dislribu-
fB y II FIT tariff for protection. Will he now
dge himselft 10 defend Mississippi repudiu-
aud proclaim il to the world to be Just and
~sonABreas
Fhe above, Of course, il from the Mississip.
y, which paper, ID The same article. advises
pasrs. Eealhefslon and Roberts to PROFOUND
" pse shfts interTogatories 10 Messrs. Mcclunc
T%ompkins. Col, McCIuugca attend 10
oma districs-as Nj. Tompkins cannot res
M fae q this county, we will Do II for him, as
@tae3dpa g Sd, By quoting . single occurrence
at sook plaeein the House Of Representatives
fring she last session of Congress, and which
Pfebsblg Esccllocssd BY most 81 our readeru.
certain nj. Culver, Of New York, emerged
at9neef The Southern States had RepudiaIsd
"a Bonds. Robert Warhons Roberts asked If
smsans Mississippi Mr. 6. replied ycs, II
ale, 4 SANDER, sE, replied the old
arns.
ae ~ = t#a differences
esa IN Con-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

See advertisements Of our friends Gen.
williamson and P. O. DenneIl. They are both
auxiousto procure as much business as possi-
sie from the good citizens Of this County and
swhere.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

DEATH OF sitAs WRIeHT.-A despatch from Mr.
Hepburn, Telegrapher Of the Lake Erie Line
at Clevoland duted, a izA O'Clock this morn.
ing addressed to MT. o'Reilly at Cincinnati,
states that intelligence had been received from
Buffalo Oy the steamer Nile, confirming the &C.
count Of the death Of srLAs WRIeHr, a states
man, whose connection with politics Of the
nation, and whose association with the Presi-
Dental Question, viii cause his loss to be con.
sidered one of the most important events Of
the season.
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r. HUGHES, Crk.
BY I. ". DIXON, Dep'u
MTNIsTRATO SALE.

SAAGe
lY virtue Of an order fromlhe homo
Id rable the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, made at the Septem-
Der term, lS47, the undersigned as Adj
ministrator on the estate Of Holland
Webb, decd, | will
On Monday the 95th Of October lS47,
before the Court House door in the town
of Canton, sell 70 the highest bldder \,
on a credit Of twelve months, the foI.
lowing described lands belonging to said
estate, town:
The south half, west hall, north,
east,quarter, and tile south half, wesI
bale southwest quarter, all ii section
seven, township ten, range four, east.
containing eighty acres, more 81 less
Tho purchaser to give bond and 80
curity.
Sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed by Law,
C NEn4ICTc
Q te Estaie Hoi Ws5B.
SoplCmbef 10, 1871.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY
September Rnles-SePtember 6h l847
z & cl' +. e. a. No. 4osa.
T. J. Reagan, ct. ally
Upon opening the Complainants bill
~ and it appearing that the Defend
ants Micajah Cargilb Edmund BIanken-
ship, Sally B~lankenship, Calvert BIan-
kenshiP, Jane ~Blankenship, Commodore
Rogers, Kitty Rogers, Margaret John
son, Sarah Johnson, William Johnson,
Demarias Johnson and Leander Johnson
are not citizens Of this Slate, but reside
beyond the limits thereof so that the or
process Of this Court cannot be
executed upon them: therefore it is or.
dered that unless the said defendants
enter their appearance herein on or be-.
fore the first day of the next term Of
this Courtto be held at the Court Room
in the city Of jackson, on the first Mon
day in December next ensuing, and plead
answer or demur to the said bill of
complaint, the several allegations there
Of will be taken for confessed By them.
set for hearing exparte, and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly.
II is further ordered that a copy Of
this order be published in the aMissis-
slppl Creole" once a week for two
months snceass;yai,,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

~RovIDINa ron HIS OWN HousEHoLD.-Preaident
4 has appointed his brother VIM. H. Polk,
apiagia the Sd Dfsgoons. He was Charge
EapI which Office he resigned.
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~
Madison c.
By the Probate cOuH
To Alonzo Collins an5
infant children andhsIs
Collins, deceased, Me-
sons interested ii II.
ments and hersdilamsa.
Collins, deceased-c
VoU are hereby cilsd
fore the Probate Com
~ at a regular term the,s@
at the Coutt.house Of ss;d
Second Monday Of Novsms
and there to shew caussf
why said court shoOId
and decree the lands. Y
heredi.aments Of said a.
pay the debts Of sai1 AMI
A House and Lot II N
ron, in said county.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

Latest from Gen. TaylOr's DiyisiOnl
ThesieamshiP Telegraph, caP, Wilson, ar
lived here Saturday forenoon from Brazos San
tiUgo, whence she sailed on the stinst.
The intelligence BY this arrival is late and
important. We have at last the execution Of
the design Of the Government to withdraw
from the column of Gen. Taylor oil the troops
which can be spared by the General, with due
consideration for the safety Of the line Of the
Rio Grande and thence to Busna Vista. The
general was also directed TO detach two BTigu-
der Generals. By the following orders II will
be seen how he has directed the views Of the
Government to be carried out:
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

a WA1oNSEs REPoRT.-A rich merchant
named Hogg, once requested a WAGNER to
bring hima load ofccrn, il aatated time, which
he failed to do, and did not take The corn HI
ny next day after fiat which he had promis-
%. The merchant as might be expected re-
fused t.
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GEN. TAvLOR.-We think we see in the re-
suit in this State a fixed purpose on the part
Of the people to adhere to Gen. Taylor as their
candidate for the Presidency. He was boldly
and zealously advocated by Gen. Brown all
over the State, while Aaron fought shyfor him
and in such a way as to enable him to unite
with bis party in claiming as a defeat Of Tay,
lorlsm in Tennessee, had the State gone for the
Locofocos. This was their determination, and
hence another cause Of rejoicing at the glori.
Gus result. Without presuming too much we
think the vote on the 9th may be regarded as 1
spontaneous nomination Of Gen. Taylor forthe
Presidency BY q majority ofihe free people Of
Tennessee. Let the Legislature then endorse
the expression Of the people at the ballo, box.
BY announcing to the world that Gen. Taylor
is The Legislative nominee of Tennessee for the
highest Office in the world. -KnorUiAe TTibune
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rae sTATE b. MIssIssIpPI,
Madison County.

HId09S0n County.
BY the Probate court Of said County.
To Sarah r. Hoy, Elizabeth "A. M. Hoy,
Philip B. Hoy, Mary "A, M. F. Hoy,
Aurora d. Hoy, VIM. E, Hoy and
T. P. Hoy, children and heirs Of Win.
Hoy, decd, and all other persons in
terested in the hands, tenements and
hereditaments Of I'm. Hoy, deceased,
Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded 10 ap-
- pear before the Probate Court 81
said county at a regular term thereof,
TO be holden at the Court house Of said
county, On the End Monday N November
meet, then and there to shew cause il any
you have, why said court shouIS not then
order and decree the lands, te6ements
and hereditamentsof said deceased to be
sold to pay the debts Of said ~decedent,
u wit:
The undivided one half Of the south
hIlf Of east half Of southeast quarter,
north west quarter and west half lQl
northeast quarter, section thirty-six \
south half Of east half Of south. east
quarter, section twenty six; west half
Of southeast quarter and east half of
southwest quarter, section twenty-five,
township eleven, range three, east; east
half Of south east quarter, section tW zen.
ty- five; east half Of north east quarter,
section thirty-six township eleven, range
three, east; west half of southwest
quarter, section thirty, ard west half,
northwest quarter, sect on thirty, one,
township eleven, range four. east, con.
tanning in the whole 800 acres.