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TO FA r MERS.
JOLIET
WOOIleE Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
ASSORTMENT OF cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes TO exchange for wool. He will give
one yard CT good heaey cloth for two and haf
pounds of good clean wool of the same quality |;
OF he will work wool upon shares asfollows give
one hall The cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon his
half, or all that the wool makes by receiving thir-
ty-eight cents per yard for manufacturing. He
will alsomanufacture for customers BL ANKETS
JEANS, 81 FLANNEL, as we'll as SAIL
NETT & FULLCLOTH.
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General Orders, No. 4.
Office Of Commander IN Chic Ill. Militia,
SpRrNarIRLp. May, %. 1917.

Office Of Commander. TN Chic, I'LL. Militia,
SPRINGFIELD. May, %. 1917.
SIR: The Secretary Of War, by the
direction of the President of the United
States, having made a requsition, under
date ofthe 2Cih inst, for another regiment
of volunteer infantry from this State, the
destination OF which will be Vera Cruz, to
Join the forces under Gen. Scott, on theis.
way to the city OF Mexico, you wilhthere-
fore, rendezvous your company at Alton
on the 21st of June next, and report to
Capt. Sibley, ofthe U. g. Army, the off.
Ger appointed by the President to muster
the troops into the service of the United
States.
1t is important that your company be
full, rank and file, and reported at Alton
on the above date. You viii report the
receipt of this General Order, and your
action on the same to the COMMANDMENT.
Chief, at this place, without delay.
You will be received into service upon
the terms expressed in General Orders
No. l, under date of April 81, calling for
additional volunteers from this State.
The destination of the 9th regiment,
called for under the present requisi.ion,is
not that for which you organized your
company, but from this / anticipate no
hesitation On the part of the brave and
patriotic sons of Illinois to comply with its
terms; when 4heir country calls for a
manifestation of their zeal and self.devo-
ton in its cause, they ask not vhere o.
hoU it shall be shown.
Very respectfully, &c.,
AUGUSTUS c.. FRENCH,
GOu. and Commander in Chief.
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BOOKS FOR SALE
BY G. CLEMENT

Ganders Iss End Sd Rssders, Sanders 4 EIe-
0mensasy Spelling BooAs. Oiney,s Large and
small Geography, Parley's e. Smiths do. Kir-
khsms. Smith 4 Lavizaces Grammar, Adams
CoibnTn & Daboil's Arithmetic, 2 q. Boob Of
History. Comstoch's CHEMISTRY, Mrs Lincoln K
Pheips Botany. Pefrin's Fables, Nugent s Web
ster's Dictionary, HaIes History y, States, Girls
Reading Book & School Testam6nfs, Rured. car
( Letter paper. Quills. Memorandum & BLANK
Books, Toy Books q States &c.
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NEW GOODS

A P. MCDONALD, has lately purchased
ZAa and now offers for sale, Broad Cloths,
Cassimers's, Casnstt,s, Vestings. Bed Ticking,
Flhnnsls. Calicoes, Afapacas, Muslin Delains,
Diapers, Cambicks, Ginghams. checks, Irish Lin
nen, Bleachsd ShrtiAg, Silk Hkffs. Linnen do cot
ton do, Shawls, Buckskin Gloves and Mitis, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' Hose and Slippers, Coffee,
Tea, Molasses, &c.
In payment will be taken wheat, Oats, Corn,
Potatoes, Butter, cheese, &c. The public gsnsr-
ally, and Farmers especially, are invited 10 cali
and examine for themselves.
Joliet. March %, IS47.
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* mkakee q TYOquOis MAN
ufaCGaIFing COn0Damv.

Capital stock 100000, NTH privilege
Of Increasing the same to 100000.
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given tbat the
IL Books of subscription for cspital stock of
said company, will be opened at ,he House of
Franklin Mitchell, in Wilmington; at the Post
Office, in Joliet; and at the House of Horace
Morse. in Lockport in Viii county and =. the
fremont House, in the city of Chicago, on tie
first Monday ia May next, and will continue
open for two weeks unless said stock shall Be
sooner subscribed for, at which times and places
all persons will have opportunity of examining
the Charter and Of subscribing for stock
Shares $50 each. Five dollars will be reuuir-
upon the subscription of each Share.
A w Bowen, E ALLEN. F MITCHELL,
joins WILSON, FL D RIsLEY; CHAs GARDNER,
HIaAM ToDD, PETERSTtwART, Ohm I. WILSON,
HENRY TRoUp, WMAC HATFlELD,J WVANMErEK
Commissioners TO receive Subscriptions.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

DY viitue of decree of the Iroquois Circui,
Id Court at the April Term, l847, / shall ex.
pose at Public Sale on the Premises, in Iroquois
county. on Sd day of July next, between the
hours of ten A. NJ, and P. NJ, the following
described lands. to wit: E H of E II of Sc quar-
ter, section No IL, e II of e II Of NE quarter,
section No IA, E H of NV quarter of section
No (l2)twslve, SW quarter Of section No (l2)
twelve and the w H of the NV quarter of sec
ton No )thi teen; all in township No q N,
being the lands OF Marcus Thomas, deceased; :
for the purpose of adjusting the legal demands
against said Estate. The whole of said land
will be sold, itnot being situated SO as TO admit
Of division without prejudice 10 the interest of
the Heirs.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOSEPH THOMAS, Admir-.
May 18th Is47.
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Sixth Regiment Illinois Volunteers.
4. Capt. Franklin Niles, Madison co.
1st Lieut.. J. II. Adams,
I'd &" George C. Lusk,
I'd a. Aaron R. Treadway.
B. Capt. Edward w. Dill, Madison co.
LIST Lieut.. Frank Wheeler.
ID George Ferguson,
I'd {" James Gamble.
C. Capt Harvey Lee, jr. Fayette CO.
LIST Lieut.. II. w. Good,
ID K. NJ. Hankins,
I'd {" William Owens.
D. Capt. John Bristow, Greene CO.
1st Lieut.. Hampton Hunter,
ID John c. Post,
Cd &" John Wyatt, jr.
E. Capt. Burrell Tetrick, MacOupin co.
1st Lieut.. Frederick. A. Olds,
ID I" Ephraim M. Gilmore,
I'd +" Edmund Spark.
F. Capt. James r. Hugunin. Cook ce.
1st Lieut.. William E. Helm,
I'd /" Georges F. Bull,
I'd I" Samuel R. Wood.
G. Capt. William Shepherd, Boone CO.
1st Lieut.. William Boone,
I'd I"
I'd "
H. Capt. G. Jenkins, Will ana Iroquoia.
1st Lieut.. N. L, Hawley,
I'd i" Il. w. Smith,
I'd I" C.. E. Boyer.
|. Capt. James Bowman, Jefferson CO.
LIST Lieut. Eli d. Anderson,
I'd Willis B. Holden,
I'd Hezekiah B. Newley, ir.
K. Capt. C. L. Wight, 10 Daviess CO.
LIST Lieut.. Bushrod B. Howard,
I'd $ James III. Sampson,
ID /" Luman B. Adsit.
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Ely, ChAsles SOles and Edward Leeman,
SsanaeA; Dexter WhipPle, cook.
The steamer United States, Captain
Whitaker, left Ashtabula at 6 o'clock P.
H.. with vessel in tov, in search of the
wreck, but was unable to find il.
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DFFor the Information Of Strangers

DERSONs wishing TO find ,bsir Town Lots
E or Lands or wishing TO purchass Govern
nent Lands, will please call on ) Woollsy Jr.,
in Joliet, nearly Opposite the Eagle Tavern, where
particular descriptions of Lands Of Town Lots
can be given by III, subscriber for tho Counties Of
Cook, VIII. lroquois, Grundyf Kendall, and La
Sale, and hs has on hand maps,a true copy Of
Record, in nearly al thes counties.
JEDDIAH WOOLLEY, u. ),
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
order of the Will county circuit court, will offer
for sale, at public auction, al the National Hotel
in Joliet, Gu Saturday the 10th day of July ucxr,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and 5
O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described prcnerty,
being part of the real estate of when William X.
Atwell, late of said county, died seized, to wit:
Lot one Cd in block seventeen (l7), School Sec
ton Addition to Joliet.
Terms made known at the limo az the sale.
AIANSON GRANGER,
Joliet, May 25, l847. Administrator.
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Ihsve the honor to be,vsry respectfully.
your obedient servant.
w. MARCY,
His Ercelleacy, Sec. Of War.
AUGUSTUS G. FRENcH,
SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Gou. of Illinois.


Gov. French, Of Illinois, and Col. Oak
ley, the State Trustee for the Illinois and
Michigan canal, are in the city, upon bu-
siness connected with the finances of the
State. Arrangements are about being
made TO carry out the law passed at tho
last session of the Legislature of Illinois.
relative to the funding of the debt, and
registering the bonds Of that State. The
Illinois and Michigan canal will be COM
pleted by the first of November and be
ready for the transportation of merchan.
disc and produce upon the opening Of nav.
igation in the spring of 164s. The ex-
pense of finishing this work will be about
three hundred thousand dollars less than
the amount subscribed. The board of
trustees is very efficient, and we have no
doubt that what is done under its supervis
ion will be well done. There neTer was
q period in the history Of the whole west
ern country, when the increased outlets
for the products of that section were more
wanted than at this time, and we are Glad
to hear that the farmers of Illinois will
have an outlet in this canal, for the extern
sive crops they are now cultivating.--N.
Y. Herald.
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Zoo SHAWES now opening and fol.
HUI Sale al LOVES Store
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Young Ladies' and Misses
SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. b. nj. FULLER


"T ILL open School for Young Ladies'
w and Misses in the School Room now oc-
cupicd by Mr.. M'lntosh, in East Joliet, on
Monday, the 18th day of April next
Itwill be tie aim OF the Teacher to mske eve
ry principle thoroughly understood. and to adj
vance The pupil as fast as is practicable, with
regard TO Ikeir own interest and the Lest culture
ofthe mind; which the several Departmental of the
School will embrace
IL WDAESS0
PRIMARY DEPARTMENTAL Photography,
Rea ling; wiring, Geography, Parlsy's FRS
Book of History.
JUNIOR GLASS Botany, Natural PhiIoso<
ply, Physiology, Arithmetic. Modern and An
cient History and Gtanmsr,
SENIOR CLASSLWatts on TIE Mindi
Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Logic, Moral
Philosophy.
HU M
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. $500
JUNIOR CLASS 800
SENIOR CLASS sec
"&HHRA
French Language, $500
Drs wing and Painting, each, 500
Jois,, March I6, lS47.
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TARIFF OFF
@RocERfEs

ready for the inspection of their friends, and the
public, large and Seasouable Stock of Fresh
Groceries oreysry variety, at lowest pnces. They
assure their friends that il is 10 their interest to
call and examine their stock and prices, as they
are determined TO sell, and be undersold by none
if prices doA't suit, don't buy. SLOW Prices anc
sule prodts,o is their motto.
Bluff Street, Vest Joliet, a few rods north of
the Nationel Hotel.
8. d. SMITH. S. z. MATHER.
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WANTED.-A man who understands ma
king brick can find employmeas,af libesal wages.
ny applying 10 the subseriber immediately.
Lockpori, April 6, l547. A W BORLAND.
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GHperm Oil Warrented Pure at LOVES on
y Chicago So.
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WistaY's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
A supply of the GENUINE at WooDRUFF,s
DRUG STORE. noyl0
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yvOKVesg wolves!
M OLIVES oan be destroyed by calling a.
w Matsisons. and purchasing small qaan-
iiy Of 6ticLaine-
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BUENA YIsrA Oct, 18s l847.
The sentence Of Inc ihtag Commission, u
the case ofthe three Mekieans charged with the.
murder OF Haynes aud Patterson, mechanics in
the Quartermasterls Department., has this
morning been promulgated, Tho Court con-
yieted one as principal, and the two others as
occessaries, and sentenced the former TO be
hung and the other two to receive fue hundred
lashes each, The sentence was approved and
will be carrledinto execution this afternoon at
4 o'clock. The gallows is now erected in front
Of the Provost Guard in sight Of the doomed
man,
" An American toamster was murdered in
town the other night, but no clue to the per
petrators has as YET been obtained. The muir
derer ofthe private in Captain Meeris's comPa-
ny, killed at Los Ceritos, near the Paloma'
Pass, has never yet been arrested.
Three Texans, one sergeant and two privatef
have been arrested by order of Maj Washing
ton, charged with breaking into a house ant
stealing 5000 thereirom. Tho sergeant is KEEP
in irons, the proof Of his guilt being very plain
And now, | believe, have given you all thC
news at this place. Yours, &c. a
HL E-H IN n
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cash. The salas for the week ending the l5th
ult. amounted % 2l,7Oo bales, Of which 5000
were on speculation aud 200 for report. fbs
transactions " che t6ih amounted 70 about
1000 bales, while on the 18th they reached on.
ly 200 atadeeline.
In the manufacturing districts business wears
the gloomiest aspect, every week adding 70 the
number Of mills making short time or closing
entirely.
MONETARY AfFArRs.-The disastrous none
tary pressure recorded 10 our last pdgiess has
during the last fortnight continuedt to rage with
undated severity, involving sever6l additional
failures, andinfusihg deep and imPenetrSele
gloom throughout the whoIecommercial com
munity of Great Britain.
To such a point Of intensity has the inacces'
sibility Of money now arrived, that there il
scarcely any one house which can be looked
on without suspicion, no matter how exalted III
position. We may avoid further enumeration
BY stating that altogether %f(ty-fve houses have
either broken down or suspended since the de
parture of the last steamer,
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1921 M.
P. s.-The markets up to this time are 10
sing ground. Flour cannot be quoted beyont
23s. per Dbl. and Indian Corn shows no ten
deney to rise above 3Os. The stoppage Of the
Liverpool Banking Company is just announced
The Liabilities ase not heavy. The cotton
market is much depressed.
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Rising IN he world,

XN X tE.. E E1 L
Our friend and former fellow citizen, Gen.
R.R Williamson, seems 10 be s'getting iuto the
pictures" In the last Yazoo City Wing we
find a letter Of his, declining 10 run for the Of
fec Of Brigadier General, as he had been soll-
cited to do BY some Of the citizens Of Ben
ton. We give the closing paragraph, it is
50 characteristic Of Rufe. Had he run, he
would have had tall support from his old
friends here.
II now decline becoming candidate for the
Office you mentioned, on account Of pripate en-
gagsnlenn; and for your paftlal manifestation,
allow me to tender you, through the yazoc
City Wing, my most grateful acknowledge,
ments. now feel that my MILITARY CAREER.
although not a very brilliant one, ought from
lie success TO satisfy any man Of ordinary aspi,
F%asions, having taken q MEXICAN row. WITH
OUT FIRING a GUN, a owl n, too, which har be-
come memorable from its having since been for
tvied BY the Immortal Pillow
Very respectfully, your ob't sery't.
R. R. WILLIAMSON,
Yazoo City, Nov. 9, i847.
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RAiE RoAD.--We have been requested by
several citizens Of this County to call a meeting
Of those citizens who are favorable to the com
s.ruetion Of a Rail Road from this place to
Jackson. The first Monday III December is
sugeestedt 10 Us as the proper time and the Court
House as the place. Ash is very important
that some understanding be had with the Vick-
burg Rail Rond, the sooner the meeting is held
the better. We therefore make the call for the
Ist Monday ii December, at the Court House.
We hope that all who were candidates at the
last election will be in attendance and show
their faith BY their works.
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asneraI TayIoE ] MIssIssipplan,

MaMEH4EN NNEE1. MN.EE
The vicksburg Sentinel Of the 3Oth ult.,
contains the following paragraphs. II will inn
part news TO many of our readers, as ithas US.
W. knew that the old hero owned pre- perry in
che State but thought that he claimed Louisi-
ana e his residence. GEN. TAYLOR. a Mssis.
ssRpiar- The very term causes the pulse to
ihrob with accelerated motion, to know that
the great Captain Of the age claims Mississippi
as his home and that Mississippi win have the
honor Of furnishing the next President Of the
United states-Natehes Courier.
GR. TAYLOR A MisslssrpprAr-In a con.
versation with Col. Davis the other evening,
We learned a fact respecting Gen. Taylor
which will be interesting. Goa. Taylor CON
siders Mississippi as his home, and calls HIM
self q Mississippian. He hes no home any
where else. All his properly o. any impOrtanc,
has long been ia this State. Tie has never re
hidedexespttamporarilyi any other State sine
BE manhood and when hs Tetircs from the ar
my be intends to settle with his family In tn
lille O Jefferson County just back Of his plan
tation on the river, where Col. Davis was com
miasioned some years since to purchase hin
Iesidence.
AsGen. Taylor may bsezpeoled home abOu
thcmiddle 81 NUvemSet, may We nOt hope tia
lie may visit the Capital Of shis state and allan
US 70 make some demonstration Of tho estimu
ton in which We all hold the glorious militar
services Of orr distinguished EIlop Mssisdj
pIda.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-20

THE vIcKsBuRa VINO, in all other respects
! most respectable and reliable paper, is deter
mined not to do justice to Madison county.
Previous 10 the election ii would not print
Madison as one Of the counties composing the
Distinct; and now after the election, when we
have shewn ourselves worthy, il won't give us
credit for whatwe did. Itstates our vote thus
TOR sharkey 6l3, Wilkinson 494; majority ll9.
Now we make the vote, and SO published it,
sharkey 6lO, Wilkinson 474; majority AS
Please give US credit.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-20

oUR BATTALION "A company has been orga-
nized in De Soto County, and was to depart
thence for this city on Monday last. The Off
GERS are J. 7. Anderson, Captain; R. S. King,
LIST Lieutenant; J. c. F, Cd, do; ]. A.
Anderson, 3d,do This makes the third Com
pany-two more, and then. The "wanars pihrito
was merely slumbering until after the election.
Our Battalion win certainly be filled in about
amonth, a month and a half or two months at
the farthest. We ".l F
Since the above was written the De Soto vol
%unteers have arrived.-V Wing. s91-
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The WlIMor PRovrsO in THIS sTATE.-Two
Of the strongest so-called democratic counties
in this State, Herkimer and Delaware, have in
their county conyention,Aformally endorsed the
Wilmol Proviso.
These two counties gave Mr.. Polk more than
half Of his majority in this State. The Rich.
mond Enquirer will please bear this fact in
mind-and our Wing friends at the South
should remind their neighbors ofit. Anon, all
will see, that this is a sectional, not a party
qucstiOn.-M. Z, EsPrss.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-20

THE DUry OF THE WHIe PARTY-The Hon..
Mr.. Miller, United States Senator from New
Jersey, recently delivered an eloquent and
highly lauded speech at Newark, N, J. The
following paragraphs from hissspeech have been
generally published and endorsed by the wing
press.
"Under this state of things, | can see no
course for the wings to pursue but to sustain
the country under the culamitons position in
which, has been placed by our executive, and
to await the time when they can take the war
out Of the hands of men who have proved
themselves incompetent to conduct it, and
then relieve it If we can, of all DISCUSSES and
p%retexts, and prosecute it openly and manly as
becometh a Christian nation, seeking an ad-
vantage but thatIwhich is the object Of all Just
wars-lhe maintenance Of national honor and
the restoration of permanent peace.
These are the high, moral and political obi
cations now restingu pom the wing party. 1t is
their duty to stand by their country in hours Of
deepest peril, to watch with an eagle eye her in
stitutions, to defend them rom the encroach-
ments Of executive power, to sustain them a.
midst the excitement Of war-to guard them
against the %rapacity Of conquest-to go along
with our ark Of liberty in its dark journey thro'
this wilderness of sin into which il has been
dragged by unholy hands-to fight for il and to
die for it, if need be, until we can bring it back
in safety TO it's native Temple.
"The way to restore peace is not by with
holding necessary supplies for the war, but BY
Withholding our votes from its authors; not BY
Withdrawing troops from Mexico, but by with
drawing Mr.. Polk from the executive chair
We will sustain the war for the sake Of the
country, and not for the sake Of the causes that
produced it, nor for tee object for which t e
executive now continues it, We will sustain
it until we can, under the constitution and
laws, thank God the time is not far distant,
place at the head Of our national affairs one
who will have the wisdom and the nerve to put
an end to this inglorious war"
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E1EcFfoSs.-IOmPkiD' majority is 538; shar-
keys is 1872; Jake Thompson's 1890. We
hayeuot yetlearncd whether Stamps or Patter-
son is elected Secretary Of State; we fear
tho former il. In the Northern Vice Chance
" District, Dickinson is elected Vice Chancel.
Tor over Trotor, and Lieut.. Russell is elected
Clerk M
New YoRK.-The Wings have carried the
entire State Ticket BY from IS to 10000 majO-
rity. In the Senate 26 Whigs TO s LocOs. In
the House "a Wings to 20 Locos. sFrom the
tights before US" we are inclined to believe
this the result rather Of q division among the
seekers for loaves and fishes among the Locos,
than Of any real strength gained BY the Wings
Still, let Ms crow.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-20

DE BOWS CoMMERcIAL REvIEw.--The No
yember No. Of this Magazine of the South and
West, we have received and glanced over,
From what we have read and observed itsus-
tains its former high character and is worthy of
and should receive a liberal patronage. E.. D.
Ward y Co, Agents, Canton.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned at
the November Term, 1847, Of the Pro
bate court Of Madison county, Missis-
sippi, on the estate Of N. TanderAurst,
decd, all persons indebted to said estate
are notified to come forward and make
immediate payment, aud those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they will lie
forever barred.
JESSE HEARD, Admir-
November 90, l847. 1915
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"STAND IN AMONGST TAE PIMA good story
is told of a Yankee who went for the first time
to a bowling alley, and kept firing away at the
Pins to the imminent peril OF the boy, who SO
far from having anything to do in s%setting up,n
the Plnswas actively at work in an endeavor
to avoid the ball Of the player, which ratified on
all sides of the pins without touching them
Atlength the fellow seeing the predicament the
boy was in, yelled out, as he let drive another
bal, "Stand IN among the pins boy, If yOu don't
want to get hurtr'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-20

SHALT PoTAToEs.-We have received from
our friend E F Divine, a specimen Of his
small potatoes. We had one weighed for Gu
riOsity and found it nearly a u FOUNDER.
7TwOuld take at least 8 or 8 such to make a
bushel. 1gu.sl8 4Ha 1s