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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

IS ilno
Yhilip = Ntartin uuo
hs he m @ de b,
Der @lne 1T Elm lSetcr uno crr Slncere
e,n Shrelner, aus Githelroh, @uutcu
WDrrlt1ot @'rcehcrsc9thum Soel1enz
Iarmlfact.
Dte'elbrn tpanoerteu I'M Sabre 1912 mad,
ben Ser. Staatcn aus uno marcn ccn teb.en
9Emter III Der Snbe BON @barleltcn, 9. 6.
Jbr S1ter, phtlpp Sheic, fam am 10. Guli
IN WtllpaufIe an uno bittet feline SSbnp, fit,
lr balo ais mS3lib in Milwautic> %. &,
ctnSnInsen.
phlipp Sheic,
;u erfraaen in Der WieeonTn 8annere
Sfftc.e
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
W 0 / Il
0eiisrid, Sirrf,.

9ebfrtiG Don Guppertsweiler, Qancecmmifs
lartats ptrmalens ia 9ibeinbaDeru Derz
iclbe mpbnte n,ebrere Sabre BEL @a(fcu in
oerlie6 jeccd, ci<fen Mas
I'M Sabre 1887 III @cmenld,aft feinee grus
rerS Sdcrb Slrtp, INN noh Dem Staate
Ohio III 'rnnoern; in Starf @cuntp jeech
anaetommen, erfdrte oerielbe leinem aes
nannfen Srucer> ~toe er fId, prtielblf nies
cer'nlotien gelcnneniet, unb blob Scrtleltit,
lnrem ,ern Srucer RE sfciie bis tterner sl
ieineu Gltern uno Gjeihwiltern fortieste /;
oa jeccd, fcin @ater oefprben III, IO ,piro
oerielte hierourd, erilht, neaen Grb1hafts-
I'D, unpcrsi,elo) III melcen
unter Ger slcbreGe
0ucwie HtrrY,
Sareinia .. g., 8rcwn Co.. Ohio
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
9luSfunft.

Ner(onot Der lloterscihnete iiber cen slufs
entholt pes Or: Simoa ,Santc, oerherothet
~ 9 here1Io Raif bon Sfenbura; ebenfaas
nru gy,itbelmScmmer, oerbcirattet at Waas
uuc fernsr pcnglilabett Bers
,umth. perbeirathet nit einem Steinhoucr,
r eteirmes } ueld,er in eiperpcl. Wecina
SouutY wchnen fca. Ia id, pidtiae Dcfus
n,eu,e BON benz Gcninl prn Saeen unep-eus
Gem fi,r Ne in 2edubem babe, 70 srinihe id,
balciae slusfunft iiber ibren gafenthalt'
eouis Sddfer, slonofat.
GaAtcn, Cbis.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
Bo It
ee5obann 9lbolpb 9lnaer,

Gcnciter Don prcfefIcn, aus St.Wenbe[,
preuBen I? = Seine uuterseid,neten 8ritcer
niiniden iehnlid,if 9tahrtd,t ilber ihn AT err
halten. Gr fcll fd, sulcBt in Mempbie, Gu.,
aufNehalten babeu. Solltem ihm ODER eiuen,
feiner Sefannten oiefe 3eilen su @eTcbte
fcmmen, 70 Wlrb nm, Scfcrtiae Benad,rid,tis
eu1ta inter Der NooreGs: .,9lue. II. TrieSr.
Ntieer, @erman 9crrepcnoeat Office, gaf,
tiacre, Rb." sebeten.,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

Bei .Sopnescale, pa., tpurce neulid, Elm
eIr,t, Der ipit Sbenos BON einem &ranfens
beiuhr mad, Saufe ritt, BON irpei Hdubern
aneefallen. Or 1t,lRg oen eiRen NIT einem
Stcfoesen iiber ben &cpf, nno mad,te lid,
Sleid,setrig and, ucn benz anoern frri. Be
nise Suucen ipiter mHrce er su einem8ers
,punoeten eerufeu, uno ertanntc in cemlets
6eu Den 9auser, ben rr fltrs supcr ielbif 70
aibel suqerid,tet bate! M1n tauu Fh bic 9ez
aenRi;iae fredericksburg rcRfen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
Shredtihrr rNppetit. Mls bi

Shredtid,rr Appetir. - als bic
ct. ecuiseesicn auf itrer pafase pcuicwz
Srleans mad, Dra,cs tpar, rpuroe Der prr>
piantme,iter, burd, Den 2lppetit eines eeutes
aants ton ben amerf lniiten 3an9er5 70 in
SrFauneu seieet. bad er I'D, Dor ibm inrd,s
.ere. 0eraoe unter tem Liite, mo Der eieHs
srnant fpsiite, mar Elm euftlcd in oem hiuz
tern Ebei! ees SditTesv rucr,n vtn EheI Der
gemeinen pcn befa9te eegcst flh bcfanc.
Sabem bic Sif;sre am I,id,e iasen, ittcbeu
Die Col oaten einen itr,r &ameraoen hiuaaf
an bic Se Tn,nc, nsldber ben eleatenant an
Den s. Q { e IT Supfte uno ) II fetr s Il d,
~r5nt,te, etwas ocn oen 9uten Sahen, Die
fA auf oem Iiibe befancen beruuter fous
men su iaHen-
"gewif, guben," ia9te Der lieutenant II.
reid)te ibm einenGeller nit friihem Biscuit,
Der binab sin8. Daraaf fereerte er Gier, cirs
fe ain9en hiuab. Der ndhffe91uf rpar ,,reid,
etwas mehr friide Biscnits," uno Der err
itaunte prcpiautmeifer blidte fcrffeno um
her nah bcm eehduften Gc0er Den er Dor
einiaen sln3enblfcu ecreitt bate, aber er
par rerIhp .uoeu!-.gin ancerer mnroe auf
ben2i1d, eebrat,t, aber fanm bate ber9Sdrs
ter BEN 9ii1ten sefsbrt, = fort pareu Ge.-
,,@tlihe gier mebr" 1a0te Der lieutenant ;
Der Wdrter bf d tie auf Gle le eereu GcIs
fer uno iberFoB bon IasiifhweiB. @5 wurs
ben mebr @ier duteetragen, aber tpie fe oers
id,manoen coer rpie Elm ic fleiner Mann rpte
70 ein fleiner Mann tpie Der eieutenant 70
Uiefe perihlinsen fcnnte, tpar ein itred!ibes
@eheimnis fir ben Wdrrer. Gnclit mar Die
M ,bfScit poraber uno Der er1d,rcdene Wdrs
fer beuuete bic erite @eleeenheit, bic llrfls
DIE feines aufserestsu @efables benz @apis
tan mitsutheilen.
&rflste: "Sd, tpcllte uidbt nit bielem tteis
nen Rerf mad, Werifc seten, benz ,penn er
uidt Der 2enfel 1T. 1T er cenncd Gin lott,er
TreRer, bas er aeuis cine 0lu,ersnotb per-
mr1aht ;-0mmel. meiu 0srr, rpie cerRerl
Gier nao marnae Biseuis friat -
7,a Becb. q. s..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
Sarett fur 1S&z.

Den torbaren ginrebnern ren Gtar
Sountp ipito hermit betonnt semahk rae
,d am 6teT nahlteu Septemters anfan9ea
perec, Die 2aren belasten Gsuntp's fir oas
Sahr l847 Su eruec iren, uno ~ ssm 3ms6e
lch ielb,t ooer mein D;putirter sineu Gag in
leoem Gopnlbp an Doer nahe een aenGbnIis
tlen Wahlpldbeu bon 10 ubr BcrmittaaS
els llbr Otahmittass susesen Iein merbe.
DIE Iaren BON Golden. peld,e lie holelbR
81 teSahIen wlinlden, in @s'pfans ,u neb.
men, rtdmld,:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
B 0 / Il
= OF c Il ) N Il . II,
Meslcr ans 3eain1eh eanoaeriht
Sfarlslfaat, Son. Bapern !?

Rarlsifaat, Son. Bapern
Der1elbe fam 1T 8ufflle Dor ungefdbr 7
Wcden all, it pon bort fcrtee9auaen uno
mad, @(epelauo eereiR. gr periprah feiuer
,u Buffalc in Dieuff ftehenccnGcd,ter, Wlrs
aaretba Subn, at Sd,reben. StS jcst ut
ater nch fein Brief oon ibm eiaNctrcHen.-
Die Icdter, in arDBter 9lt,9if ilber Gas
Sd,jdill ihres Baters, foroert jeoen Wtn<
ld,eufreunc ouf, Der 9lasfunft lber oen aHf-
entbalt ihres S1ter5 9eben fam, an fle inter
Der nnten 9eeebeuen 9oorc6e III lhrelben,
fcwie Ie ibren Batter crin9eno blttet, an lie
al id,reibcn. rpenn er cielr 9lulforoerun9 'es
fen 1oQte. Die Noore1e 1T:
Mar9aretb a Rubnr
care af 9tlbert Deller.
SfeUelano, Shto.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

innerboIb S ariinuteu, uns - ,saseu arant'
beiten 1T feine praris it iebr srfcareid', 'n~
iter eieiem 3neiee feiner prcfelflcn belon<
oere 9lufmertIamtsit qepion,et bat.
Santcr, rem I3. SttCber lS47. 43-4m
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
g DR. dt
. + Il f { II 5 q II E r..

Tafriht miro hermit eeaeben, eag fH
oerleaelte ScrftIdge fur bic Wicoerzgrrihs
ttng Der Srlide itber bic OtlmIdiaerz@reef
onuehmeH tperce, uno Srpar an >. z. 8ra,ls
ming Milhle
Sanritdgs ben l9ten Sftobrr
um llbr Natmittaas, no ern Stootsz urh
oerltIerene @cnntY'pe9e befaste Greet ourd,s
itncloen.
Sur cns 0tibere uno tcn pIan beIaoter
Srude ertuno19e man fd, bct Dem llnter-
sethneten,
george Naucnfeir,
@cuntDsScmmiIiIcndr.
pHe Ipv Scpt. lS S47. 4O-5n,.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

GtenfaI5 tperce idl auf mejner slntsfube
IN Canton bonn "a. September bls 20. Dee
cemter 9e9enndrtia iein, um Die 9aren BON
Selt'en, nelthe nld,t i'm 8craus be,abIt has
ben, 5u erheben. - Diejenioen, relte bies
ecrnohldiIlen, mufIen erpartsn, baB Ge
iui0tl'he Soften Su beSahlen haten.
SclQcnees 1T her 8etrao. rpcld,er auf ies
ern Collar oes Wsrtts fir bas laufenbe
ct0hr terehllen iff.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

tinmal Der alten 3eiten: vDie Waas fas
cine gtue, unb tper feline bat, un,me fns."
(Sal. D.
Die ldwei3erif&e Sabba bn
bon @b,a0s rad 8elIen3 miro bic Sd,peiS
mittels Der Como Maitdncer unc Der gros
Gen Tereinauos6abn NIT rem acriatilten
Weere perbancen. 3unddhit ica bic Streds
BON Der Notwithstanding bel ebia0o bis
GapalaeO am eusanerfse tn sInsr'ff ssnom1
men tpercen.
Rom, IA. gept. -8eftern Wcrsen lief
Der Vapft Gdo bic 8ir9ersaree pom Speiten
Battalion pcrfteGen. Gr CAB ihr feline ccle
sufrieoenheit su erfennen nnc ermahnte Iler
ben Sang Der Grret3n;he mi Rube euno
Bertrauer II absuwarten. Das eifri9lft
Streben rer Nesieruns fep einSia catin 9fs
ridtei, cine Gage su bcsritncen, tpeldbe benz
freien 6crtlhrette II auf Der be-
tretenen, benz aIssmeiucu c5ntere0e einS9
f6roerlitea Sabu 9ituitig fey. Wlan bitrfe
ftd, ;usteid DER 9offnuue tin9eten, ca6 fth
bato Elm feite5 g itnbni6 ii Der tta G.
niihenSitriten IT III ciclem Scbufc ecz
ftalten weroe. Dieie Borte wurcen nit Ell
Rem ocanernoen @pp y a oufgcucmmsn.
Damn Iolste ein5cubit1d, ,pelhes oerMlnre
sdaft aus Dem pallate aeienoct wuroe.
(NRtuter9er Grrr.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10
9S 0 It
cSobann 8aptilt Wa(bbrml,

aus rem JtDni9reld, 8aYern?
Cerfelbe fam ppr 8 Sakren noh gicrt.
simertfa uno 1T leines @eIhdfts Elm MSbel
Shreiner. Der llnterseihnete, fein @lurer
meld,er felt ftner abreiie pcn Ieutobian,
nidts rpeiter pcn ibm aeh6rt miinldht icbn
lld,it ietnen SIufentbalt su tpl6en. gtmaias
NIttbellnnaen reroen inter fcl9encer 9lc.
Care of
So bdnn WdIbbrun,
Care Of 9. Sfriba, pittstura, % 2
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-10

GantDner Warftprcifc.
Canton Dieuit19 yu9. lsten l947
Baiseu Q So
&teeflamen s2,75
Safer Is bi6 lS
0Eellhfcrn IS bis 81
Goa9en 81
@ieourrte 9lepfet SO
DO. Nfr1tee 100
&artcfeln. rs
Ger. b
Gfinfen. z
Butter in Roaen 8
Do. in Xns Z
qSei,enmehl per Barrel IS 90
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SALE.


DY virtue of an order from the homo.
O rable the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, made at the Novem-
Der term, lS47, the undersigned as AID.
mlnistrator on the estate Of William
Hoy, decd, will
O" Saturday the 29A Of January lS48,
before the Court House door in the town
of Canton, sell to the highest bidder
on a credit Of twelve months, the fol,
lowing described lands belonging 10 said
estate, to.wit:
The undivided one half Of the south
hlll Of east half OF southeast quarter,
north west quarter ard west half OF
northeast quarter, section thirty-six
south half Of east half Of south east
quarter, section twenty six; west halt
OF southeast quarter and east half OF
south-we quarter, section twenty-five
township eleven, range three, east; east
half oil south, east quarter, section tw en-
ty-iVe; east half of north east quarter.
section lhlrty'slx ,township eleven, range
three, east; west half of south wesl
quarter, section thirty, ard west half
northwest quarter, sect on thirty.one.
township eleven, range four, east, con.
tanning in the whole 800 acres.
The purchaser to give bond and am.
Pile security.
Sale to take place within the hour:
prescribed by Law.
B. B. FRIZELL, Adm'r.
December IL, lS47. 1915
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HEAR THE WORDS OF AN OLD
SOLDIER.
Philadelph Aug. Is, 1874

Philadelphia Aug. 16, 1916.
10 the public:-When a soldier in the
American camp, in 1878, I, with many
others lowing to the great exposure)
had a violent attack Of disease of The
lungs, by which | was disabled form du-
~ for a long time. Since that period
until recently, I have never been free
from cough and a difficulty Of breathing.
Year after year | have expectorated
overa gill a day; often much more, and
sometimes mixed with blood. For months
together, night after night, | have had
to sit or be bolstered up to obtain nv
breath. The weakness and debility
caused by such constant expectoration
frequently brought me to a state Dor.
derlng on death. | have had skilful
physicians to attend me, and every thing
done that vas thought likely to give me
relief, without any beneficial effect
Last winter | had another very severe
attack Of inflammation of the Lungs,
which fully expected would be the
last. then considered my case as
past the aid Of medicine, when
was advised 10 use JAMES ExPEcToR-
ANT, did so with a strong hope that
as It had cured many ofmyacquaintances
Of various diseases of the lungs. it
might at least mitigate my sufferinfs.-
Need say how gratifed | feelP IT HAS
E~FFEcTUALLY CURED NE. As soon as | COM
menced taking it, Hound it reached nv
csse, and began to breathe with more
freeeom. My expectoration became ca.
sy, and my cough entilely left me.
now feel as well as ever Ibid in my lie
and am better than | have been for the
last sixty years, Now after suffering
SO long, and finding at last such sigma
relief from DR.. Jayne's ExpectoraSt,
feel anxious to inform my fellow citizens
where relief may be had.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen. 90, LON. ST.
Mr.. Harris has long been a worthy
member, 1--WE believe a dsacon,A Of the
FIRST Baptist Church inthe city, and i'm.
plcits confidence may be placed inhis as
serlions.-Sat. EVeaiag Post. sa
Prepared only by DIR, D. JAYNE Pbila.
and sold on agency by
PRlESTLY & MOSBY.
December II, l847 1914
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Large I~mpOrtatiOns.

1t is, has been and will be, we presume, with
our blind guides, a great source ofioy, that the
imports OF this government have been enor-
nous, as many think, the past year, or in ex-
cess OF those under the tariff of '42, as the adj
mlnlstration boasts. Mr.. Walker, it is an.
nounced, is in his Treasury Report to make a
great flourish over the flaming fact, Now true
statesmen look more to the exports Of their
country than to the imports. What is sold 10
bring back gold they think more of than OF
WHAT'S bought to take gold from US. Not SO.
however, the luminaries at Washington!
The Extraordinary famine in Europe. and
the irlghttul calOmities Of a large portion oil
the human race, from which our country has
been happily exempt, have for a year or more
given color to the Civilizations Of Mr., Walkers
school Of politicians; but now when time tests
their theories, and in demonstrating the folly Of
them 1t ought to be hoped, they would aban
don the deluslon practiced by them, or confess
to the world the truth, that our exports have
been arrested, and that excessive imports I'M.
der such a condition of things, are not a bIes.
sing but a curse to the country. On the con,
trary, the silly organ Of the Government almos
daily cackles over the calamity.
Wheat In Liverpool, Oct, 10Th, was Al 80 L
ST 65, and meal, lame date, was, in Liverpool
per bbls So SO, and in New York Ss q5 t.
3 SO. Cotton is worth but little or no more il
Manchester that at the point Of export in tn,
United States, Thus wesee, at present rates
exports are stopped. Even such a free trad,
paper as the Journal Of Commerce, confesse
10 the fact Of a commercial loss in cotton Q
$22,000,0O0, [see Spirit Of the Press.) In shorl
to squeeze from US the precious metals, Englan,
has %striyen, and with some success to annibilat
the value Of our cotton, wheat, beef, porL
with the other ct c~eteras, which We now expor
not a little Of, in various ana numerous arti
cIes. Meanwhile as these precious metals O.
out, the blind guides of the Government are !
happy as Nero tiddliug over Rome burning. ia
an excessive importation leads to an excess .
the revenue Of the customs. But as 4 writs
I'm Ibs Boston Courier says, and lorcibly too;
| H E-
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"Wo are now broughtin into this positions the
bulk Of our imports are diminished One-ihird,
q least in price, from what they were a year
since; while imports are increasing without a
corresponding diminutionin value. 1t requires
a third more property to pay for what we im-
port this wear, that what It did last year, and
that in the face Of a decreasing demand, and
a falling in prices Of what we have to export
SNOW this state of things cannot long en-
dure. We cannot pay for imports with ex-
ports of anything but specie. and our banks
must contractand our currency be reduced. in
order to bring down prices low enough to save
our specie, and send our wheat, cotton, &c,
abroad in place Of it.
"We have, then, before US a very plain and
easily understood state Of things. We must
contract at once until prices fall. Wages mus
fall-eyery article, except money, must come
cheaper, and that must become dearer until We
are reduced to the scale Of foreign prices
England is contracting, in order to turn the
specie tide In her favor; and we must CONTRACT
to prevent the drain falling too severe upon US
We are now coming to a trial Of strength, to SCI
which nation can grippe the hardest, and il
many respects the odds are in our favor blu
we shall not long keep our vantage ground un
less we begin and persevere in this necessary
but disagreeable Course.-N Y. cypress.
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General Tayi0r's reception at New OrIeans
on Friday The Sd inst, was q grand affair.
Al the papers Of the city are crowded with de-
sctiPtions Of the imposing ceremonies, aud 6s-
counts Ofthe popular enthusiasm, with which
the Old Hero was greeted. The General ab-
peared in the procession mounted 5a 1oid
White" in compliance with the request of the
citizens. He left the city on Sunday, on the
steamer Missouri, and is now at home on his
plantation at Baton ROuge-H, Rkig,
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Rail Road Meeting.

Al a meeting Of the citizens Of Madison
county, held at the Court House, in Canton,o on
Monday the 9th inst to consider Of the prac-
licability Of constructing a Rail Road from
Jackson 10 Canton, W. R. Hill, Esq, was cal
led to the chair, and w. McJride, Esq, was
appointed Secretary.
Judge Bodley, Of Vicksburg, and Col. VIM.
McWillie, Of this county, addressed the meet
ing.
On motion Of Thos. ShackelFord, Esq, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resoleed, That a committee Of FIVE BIO APP
pointed by the Chair to assist our Senator and
Representatives in d%raughting Charter for the
contemplated Rail Road, and procuring the
passage Of the SAM by the Legislature.
RESOLVED, That a committee Of five be APP
pointed BY the Chair to ascertain the cost Of
the construction OF said Rail Road, and to take
subscriptions for making a new survey Of the
route Of said Road; and that the amount SO
subscribed 30 allowed hereafter to the subscri-
bers in stock Of said Rail Road. And that
said committee report to an adjourned meeting
tObo held on the Cd Monday OF February next.
The following gentlemen were appointed
under the first Resolution: Thos.~ Shackelford.
Esq, Geo. Calhoon, Esq, T. G. Topper, Esq.
L. M. Garrett, Esq, and Col. VIM. Melville.
Under the second resolution, Col. William
Melville, John Mum, II, Latham, Col. D. M.
Fulton and W. Lyons.
On motion Of Col. D. M. Fulton, the chair
man and Secretary we're added to the second
committee.
I. 9. Topper, Esq, presented to the meet
ing a letter from Maj. G. B. Green, and accom-
panying it three surveysof routes Of the Road,
and apro6Ie Of one Of them, made some years
since BY him BY order Of the "Mississippi Rail
Road Company"
On motion Of A. II. Handy, ESQ, it was
RssOsed, That the publishers Of papers a,
jackson, VickabuTg and Canton, be requested
TO insert q copy Of the proceedings Of thi.
meeting.
The meeting adjourned thereupon to The
"a Monday Of February next.
W. r. HILL, Chm.
w. McBRrDE, Sec'ry.
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co M M ERCIAL.
view orleans Cotton Malketa.".Dec. 4

CorroN.-At the date of our last review,
the market closed firm at about 81 a Csc. for
middling, which was a decline Of 3-8 a ! C.
from the rates current before the arrival Of the
.AcadiG's accounts, but ac. better than the low
est point to which prices had receded on their
first receipt by Telegraph, On Wednesday,
the demand was limited, the sales not exceed.
ing 1900 bales, but holders succeeded in realiz-
ing a further improvement. On Thursday,
buyers came forward more freely, principally
for France and the Continent, and took fully
1000 bales. prices still e%vincing an upward ten
dency. Yesterday, business was almost sus-
pended by the general participation of the
whole community in the reception Of General
TAYLOR, and the transactions barely reached
1900 bales, making an aggregate for the three
days Of 1000 bales, and for the week Of $500.
Prices were rather easier yesterday, which NAV
partly be attributed to its being a holiday. In
conformity with the business since Tuesday
we raise our uOtutions of the lower Glasses IL
-Buletin.
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sTRAYED

IRON the subscriber about the 18th
ult., a light Sorrel gelding, about
II or IL hands high, no marks or brands,
about 8 or 8 years old. Any person
giving information at this Office or to the
subscriber, shall be paid for his trouble.
w. H. BYRD.
December II, 1s47. 1916
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-12-11

sour OF soAr,"-The Vera Cruz Correspon-
dent Of the New Orleans National gives the
following as the origin Of this common express
sion:
In cOnyersing with one Of the officers from
Perote, | was told that soap was used as legal
tender, and indeed preferred to silver. The
soap is made into cake Of the value Of q cent
and a half, and these cakes are stamped and
pass freely-hence, no doubt, the expression,
aout Of soap,'' &c,