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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

tNHE undersigned. appointed Com.
II m,ss,oners by the Circuit Court OF
Madison county, 10 audit claims against
the cilizens' Bank of Madison County,
Miss issippi, judgment of forfeiture hav-
ing been rendered against the same at
The last term Of said urt- hereby no
iify all persons having claims against
said Corporation, to present the same TO
the Commissioners within twelve months
from the date OF this publication, or they
will be forever barred.
o. VAN VACTER,.
OR. SINGLETON,
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February -, 1917. $50
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

The Louisville Journsl says that the bill in
creas ng the pay Of volunteers, which passed
the lower house Of Congress grants eighty
acres of land TO those serving less than twelve
months from May last, and who may be homo
rably Discharged and an serving for twelve
months or longer are SLOWED 50 per month
extra pay. These land warrants, however, are
not 10 be Issued for Eve year,.
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INsoBvpNr NOTICE.

WYE the Undersigned, Commission
w ers appointed by the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi 10
audit and allow claims against the estate
OF John G.. on, deceased, which has
heen declared insolvenl. will meet at
the Office Of 0. Van .Vacler, in Canton,
on the LIST Saturday in each and every
month until the ed Monday in Ju y,
i847.
H. A. H. LAWSON,
o. VAN VACTER,
o r. SINGLETON,
Commissioners.
February IS. l847. 22-lf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

PENMANsHIr. Messrs. DoLDEAR are now
forming their second class. They, have taught
one course here to class Of Ladies and Gem
tlemen, and we are assured, both from their
testimony and our own personal inspection,
that penmanshipi is taught by the Messrs. Dol
bear scientifically, and that every one from
the age Of seven to seventy years, can = arm 10
write with ease, rapidity and Iegibility They
do not teach the art Of writing by imitation,
but from scientific principles, which@are true
and easy. All who wish their instruction
should apply Immediately.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2, l847.

DEAR SIR believing that your readers felt
some interest-in the Mississippi Regiment,
concluded to let you know, occasionally, some
thing Of its whereabouts, and the incidents
connected with il. At Vicksburg, you alrea-
dy know, we suffered intolerably; and altho'
at New Orleans the mortality has been twenty
times as great, the seeds of death in many in
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13
I. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
|. Washington County, y
BY the Probate Court Or said Count,

BY the Probate Court OF said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
lenements and hereditaments OF Chris
4 topher 4. Bennett, decd Il Greeting:
V-OY are hereby cited to appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of said coun-
" alta regular term thereof to be hol-
den al The Court house If saidcounfy, on
The Fourth Monday Of April next then,
and there TO answer the petition Of Al
bert q Bennett, Executor 81 said de-
csased. and shew causHsif any YOU have,
why said Court ehould NOT then order
and decreee Inc lands, enfmrn,s md
hereditaments of said deceased TO b
sold, viz: eS
The north west quarter Of section
thirty two, in township nineieen, range
Two, east, IN The county o. Madison, in
said Slate, the proper ty Of said deceased.
Witness. the HonorabieA.
+ K SMEDEs, Judge Of Probate
of said county, the Fourth
# Monday Of January ir the
LIS. year OF our Lord one thou
SIS sand eight hundred and for
~ seven, and seal of said
court. *
Issued, the 26th day Of
January, 1847.
W. L. ROBARDS, CIR.
February 10, l847, 1927
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13
ANNUAL serTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby gwen Thai ] viii,
~ at the March Term, l847, Of the
Probate Court Of Madison county, Mis-
sissippi, present my annual account
as Executor of the last .nilI and testa.
ment of Ann Melville, deceased, for
allowance, al which time those who have
the right to do SO may file their exceP-
toms IL they think proper.
A. A. McWILLIE, Err.
February IS, io47. e2-2s
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The Columbus Wing saws, that recent ac-
counts from Monterey represent Col. McClung
as suffering severely from his wound 1t is the
opinion of his attending hysician that he cam
not survive.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

ACKNOWLEDGING Pratt, Esq, office OF the
New York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, to receive advertisements and sub
-scrip,ions, and receip, for the same. "a
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

In our remarks on the MALE, we intend them
to apply exclusively to the Jackson and Column
bus routes-the most important ones, and the
on, ones badly managed.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13
ANNOUNt EMENTS.

WYE are authorised to announce Jane
Wv A. Depnis, as a candidate tor thu
ofhce Of Assessor ID Taxes for this county al
the ensuing election.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

KNTE are authorised to announce Lebbeus
wv French, as a candidate for The Office
of Assessor of Taxes for this county at the
ensuing election.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

NorIcr No proof Of publication will here
after be gwen until the advertisement is paid
for. ma
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

See outside page for news and other inter
, es,ing articles.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13
enem-...r g. ..sggE. OF MISSISSIPPI,

'ne" Ir.SS 1 dec sSsEs ,RE MISSISSIPPI,
snI1 are hereby co@@at, .a Can.
W helore the Pro ATE -
Paa ,o,y a, arsgular ter"
-. holden at the Coz"
u Q" '''
| ga .nereof,
10 b. ..thouse Of said
coun, :. end Monday f April
nert, then and there to shew cause if any
YOU has he, why said court should not then
or Ter And decree the lands. tenems n,s
| and kdilamentso of said deceased to be
sold 10 bay the d. bis Of said decedent,
The A2uth half. west half, north
east quartsAx,s and tie south half west
hale. south vest q9arter, all in section
seven, township ten.range tour, east,
/ containing eighty acres, more oriess.
WIness. the Hon. John B.
Howoorr. Judge Of Probate
+ Of said. coduty the Second
## Monday OF february, in the
/ LIS. year OF our Lord, one thou
/ 80 sand eight hundred and Tor
ty seven, and seal Of said
4 court.
i Issued. the 10th day Of
February, 1847.
J. r. CAMERON, Crk.
February Is, i847. 22-27
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February IS. ls47.
FOUND,

FOUND,
hURlNG the Christmas holidays, a
~ Saddle, Bride and Martingale,
which the owner can have by applying
al this office and paying for this adver-
tisement.
February 10, l847. 22-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

Mrs. GRUMPY, reIct of the late Felix Grundy,
died at Nashville on the 9th ult.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-13

feA5-No late news from tho Army.
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February Is, ls47. 1897
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
Foreign lmportatiOns,

H1ynr7Slhp o.sd,-s Rolks5 & MoIlmau-ll r Pageot-
10 Aen' Hagen ~ col w Livermo,evi Hamdsn 4
Taylor Col D g Caton-Haght -iFeliows IAN AIRS
dale Cooper-7 Rensrd col " Thomas KoaPe1,
Tsyofs seon %. Car qaic% eo MG'ss
ana Victor Xrfsiey-i q Hssenb.rg col Austen L
:Se
lAPirotEi { vilade 6 so-s spier Christ col e.
hen-2 Tony Freres-I D Nj Peyserl Rogers tuillaume
SSoIlJ DuT1qd col p RbiefO,.l Opdyke < Hall
30 casks wine w Rowland & co--9 NJ KeIbronner-e
Rohe..l Schmidt & Andrea-o Plumber & DsmgommanN
Cole. Hah f sSa sfie
Maitland col Me!IoI5i ssignen &c9-2 Mitchell
YoSas i' Ks%sn isssRRsy Gan
dres-5 A H warot & COLI A Artaut-2 Sill & Thomson
Stuart B5Oshs g. B.O%hn Abe%e,hy fc ,,,
L-iger-2 Denriiner BoizardI + Stuart col Col
VII sIs% Elem Born sehgshsrdt-l saroni Ar
per-i Waiter Beighausser-l &c Ernenprelsch--l w
krftIl 7 Meyer COL W BeIlomy-io Msgopn : SON.
Meeke, State coz Schuch,rdt GobhardII w Okce-
venn-3 Capt Fank-,9a e order
to order bales speSdng~i7 cs aad cSs do KepIn co
10 BIS Bslmforh.ss crates hhds II Wnklsy-7 bis II
C?gs,'i eos ehs Tacv Barns,5 bis Hicks &so2o bdls
Robb;s.-s do Newbould-, ok bags nails do-eo tons
coal. Golden Sc eqlsoo sacks salt thompson & Ne
CANTos-B,rk Alpha-2cs | trunk G d ewss-14s pkgs
tea " Bull eo-ll do Robinson Wei. co52o Brown.
mating Appleton Of Bosoa5,o pkp
AZ bxs cassis i33 peculs cassa 27 pkgs mdz
i Jars go ire crackers 1912 rolls mating 39i pigs
ME"IsABark Mandarin-lIo b.s lemons eos do oranges
. mdse o ar ck wine 100 bags hlbers oil Of lemons
Fsl ss s s salt aobloet.
= e1 M"%L% do,
pies 10 bbls lines v AcKerly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

fore toposy suddensas struck with lsrboard bow
against the aboard bow Of bark British kag Of 700
then OIL and Tor Liverpool with OF TIMBER snd eo.on
from Savannah Geo We lay afoul OF each other for hall an
hourher laboard bow stove from the TOP 20 below tue
walers edge. We Injured above out not oeo" NJ
not leaking Her abandoned her and came on
OF us-23 number, includiag TWO passengers
while s sight of the British King she being am ~ Of
full of water the captain mate, two passenger anu sa
the board brig Industry OF ana oi
from New York: We got some hs ", L ohs sfc, h.r
OF which she hid quantity on deck mu oy i We
~ irhosJ caf-head and ansnor. night heads
and sanctions on The arbosrd bow as far fore rigging
and "a low down deck and outside plank as low as the
bends aud crushed and shae red lore yard
carried fore topsa aud ioesa torn 10 peoes &c &c
June h. SPOKE brig Colorado of aud for Bson and we be-
ing full passengers having no comortsble place Tor the
lave M the captain OF the Colorado kindly
oe ed take hall OF those that renamed Alter procuring
"a anchor, the T. 10 III" " ~ " P'oe'"'' "er 'oy"se' W
co,,.,, an davs ro,, vo..u. ..;,L ca,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
PHILADELPHIA, June 25, 1917.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25 lsi7.
The Presidents departure took place this morning by
. special train, which left Camden at precisely eight
O'Clock.
The missing trunk Of Mr.. Burke, the Commissioner Of
the Patent Office, who travels in the suite Of tho Presi
dent has been found; it had been accidentally placed
among the baggage Of Mrs Polk aud her party but the
error was discovered on their arrival at Cumberland
and the t unk was sent back to its owner
Secretary Buchanan will arrive here to- morrow
Ing and proceed to join the President in New York. by
the morning line, ON Sunday.
The proposed organization of the Grard College, with
each, and thirteen female primary teachers $500,
meets with much opposition As the will OF Girard IL
mits the OF the pupils admitted between six and
ten, the institution, for the first three years
least must be considered more in the light of primary
school than college, and there is strong feeling
against the appointment at the outset of president
and faculty who having pupils to comprehend their
Instructions in the Sciences would be enjoying the be-
nehts OF sinecure offices at of about $l2 900 per
annum
poor man shufied of this mortal coil in the upper
part Of Kensingtop, last night, by hanging himself
Sales OF stocks mt Philadelphia.
ing 81 200 do 3<; $1,000 6 &c. 1861: Mechanics Bnk
n; So Bank, AZ $4,000 State SIS 5ds 8IA $4,000 81
8H $4,000 Heading Bonds 79 900 do, 79H; 5000 Coal
SCRIP s S315 Texas Notes. Ss i1s; $liO los l6 so
sEcoso BcAaS-22o 900 Reading RR Bonds, 7s,s 100 U
Loan sb7 o6A 100 Reading kR. 3i4 100 ,usquehannah
After SALr,sooo U Loan ss CT, 1861; 5000 State S.
susquehsnnah Caaa Notes 62 800 Reading Railroad 81;
100 do 33Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
DANIEL SWEENY

T1]dZe II IdhH SUegL, VIVID ] OTN,
p ENJOYED TO sc CHATHAM STREET.-THE under
IL signed the approach OF the travelling deems
apprse those who be Of the fact
that, order extend his BUSINESS well as his limits Of
he has removed 66 Chatham within
few doors of Chambers and nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon precisely the same plan his former
the city The enlargement his sphere has been dsmapded
ton has selected central position for citizens well
He therefore socts the attention Of the public
both resident and to his position where they
will find only the substantial elements of life
aured form each Of quality that has secured him the
uation he enjoys and which he is determined to main
tain
As the above is the only establishment he either Owls
in any nominay Otherwise connected with, he
hopes his friends and the public will remember that this the
only saloon of the undersigned, and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY
&c Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
COM N kCkClAL INTEtAi.lGENCE.
Sf0fa NJ the E1Oupr NJ a rL afa

New ORLEANS, June IS Flour rather better Sales
of 1900 bbls Ohio at ST 55 900 mt SO 62 1000 Illinois
at Sc 75 and 100 bbs extra fine put up at GAINESVILLE
Ohio expressly for the Rio market) at 81 30 per Dbl
At the close, buyers Offering Sc 62k for Ohio. Corn
dull with sales of note or wheat 1000 sacks nearly
prime sold at 81 SIX per bushe 2000 bbls kin-dred
corn meal sold at 81 per Dbl.
PHrLApELPHIA, June 25.-The -four market has not
been animated and prices have further declined the
market closes dull Sales of TO- 900 bbls, principally
Western, ut 81. including parcels at 81 lined and
delvered 100 bbls Brandywine at 81 1874 and the bal
ance Pennsylvania at 81 To-day sales Of 1000 bbls Mt
sylvana, at ST. Rye four-Saes of 500 bbls at S. so
Corn meal has declined Sales at 81 621s 81 so; and
yesterday and to-day sales 1900 bbs at 81 37 81 81
81 25 part lined and delivered Wheat has been in fair
request Sales of 10000 bushels Pennsylvania wheat
chiefly white at 81 90 in stores red and white mixed at
81 53h and red at 81 so 81 4S; 5000 bushels ohio
red at 81 80 in store, and lot at 81 40 to-day Rye
has declined Sales of $500 bushels at 95c Corn-Sales
Of 5000 bushels Pennsylvania and Southern yellow
95 94Ac, by weight. Oats-A sale of Pennsylvania at
SO and one of Southern at 451zc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
Passengers Arrived.

HAvREPacket ship Oneida-Mrs Chas Smith, Miss Smith
Boston Mrs Shapley Miss Frances Walsh Philadelphia
de Kantrew Mrs Fredk de Kanrow chi Id and
Sweden eph Bonfanti America Mateo Lekew Central
Amsnca-283 in steerage.
Craftsmanship Sutton reported yesterday)-J Haml
ton: ID Hammet. q Z Fillmore, Il j Wood. Munich
nelle-2 q steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

Bowdn, Carolina John Hutton Mrs Quay A N Moir,
England I S,ansbary Baltimore; Barnwei Utica Cap
se%., New Ro,.i WIN Rjdgway England VIM MeKsl do;
18th regt BA Barnes Detro T d Taylor Charleston;
q A Ihomaston. Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

MRS ZEGLIO, No 81 DIVISION STREET.
w OUL respectfully inform her friends and the public in
w general that she has constantly hand full and fash
also Tuscans Of superior quality and mourning bonnes
The ladies' from the country well the CITY requested
ape imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
Sales Of StOcss ut Boston.

SrocK EXCHANGE June 25l Eastern Railroad ll3k; 10
Old Colony Railroad !oo 81 Fall River Railroad 90; 90
Western Railroad Rights Csc; Is Boston & Maine Railroad
iiOZ 10 do iOX 81 do liI SO Boston Maine Railroad
Rghs $50; 100 oncord Railroad 64 Merchants Bank 1922
Boston Co 49, 200 do 1873 50 Nor Wor Railroad
5 IS d, 5; 50 do s.; 5000 Reading Railroad Bonds
1880 80 79Z; 1000 do 1907.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
The Cr0ps.

y The Carroll (La) Watchman, published at Lake Pro-
violence, under date of the sth inst says Since our
last paper was issued we have paid flying visit to many
Of our patrons and friends on Joes Bayou and portion
of Bayou Mason. Almost all the planters with whom
have conversed concur in the opinion, that should
the remainder Of the prove favorable the crop
will be as large as be picked Several gentlemen
however informed us that the worm which proved so
destructive last year had already began make
pearance-though only occasional is yet dis
coverablen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
MARITIME HERALD.
Clearances not received.
Arrived.

C1eHTznces not received.
Arrived.
Packet ship Oneida, Funek, from Havre Nav mn with
mdse 20 boya hincken June II, the Grand Bank snokr
schr Huron. OF Bucksport, with fish L. 81 ~ PJ
&C. TO- passed packet ship Cambridge hence r 10y ga
Odesns. s''u' i'o" view
Ship Courier Locke Al days from London in ball,, 70
Russe Sturges Il passenger 22d inst on CA ~ 20
spoke Br ship Lord Wellington hence for Liverpool "'"H'
Ship Uncas Latham, from Liverpool, MAY ed v;h ,,
Hurbut Co June a. af 30 lon 81 &c. spota NUS
ship Cambridge, Peabody from New York for Liverpool
- passengers.
bark Aloha. Merrill tof BRISTOL from whampoa Feb iI,b
and Hong Kong Feb 18th, with silks, &c, Edward w
Tiers Passed A.jier the 9th Of February Ship Brooklyn
Richardson. for New York sailed days heore bark LILA
Ann Checve FOR do do lth inst lat ~ Ia Ion &C. spoke the
yhs!e ship Hunt.vs Howe 70 DAVIS from New Zealand for
days company with her Saw them lower their boats and
harpoon whale.
SALT and ia passengers. 10 W. Bynes bound Bslt
put in land passengers June fh between 10 and II PM
lat 10 N, Ion 35X W. when steering w by g. with strong
breeze nom and while the watch deck taking in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

A CARD:-CH sRLEs WOLFE tson-in-law Of the Lite
~ Ralph James, FOR proprietor Nautilus Hall
Tompknsye, Staten Island respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has leased that beautiful Cot
tge and Gardens the property Of Dr. Jno r. Harrison as
Boarding House and Public Garden where he merit
their favors 1t is located close the shor little south OF
H.nter's Hotel Dock, and named Romantic ottage.
Tompkinsvillc Staten Island, June II, l847 jel9 30u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

RoGLEs HYPERION FLUID, or Vegetable Hair Com
- position Tor cleansing, curling and beaut
flying the hair completely eradicatng scurf dandrH and
other diseases OF the skim causing healthy action IN the
thereby preventing badness and hair The Hyperion is
nng qualities combines itself thorough cleansing wash
blended with silky glossy moisture for the hair better than
oil grease pomatu yet free from their deeerous eff
fecs aud possessing intrinsic values never before attained
Its basamc properties noursh the hair its embryo state,
accelerate its growth sustain maturity and continue the
possession Of healthy vgo silky sofness and luxurious
hspes scu daqdrif and all mupurues Of the skin Equal
ypowcriu its reproductive powers in baldness aud In
numerous where all other have filled has
stored The har to It's full penude of pristine beauty Price
ID gents and 81 per bottle.
eRar s Only by VIM BOGE Boston, aud for sale By A.
rs " ohSD duggists 100 Fulton street. of VIII
York ''"'' nv" ~ ''''e D'oa""aoo IA. -"
Wv BILE crown rag straw and wrarpinp nna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

.r.a a, permitting such language to bs used within

sursd for permitting such language to be used within
hearns Of the seat of justice. Why should man be
characterised thief merely because he differed with
the counsel the defendant to the ability to shed
tears at any moment he pleased. The merchants are
Smith and think he unjustly treated by both
sci and Court
Among the pickpockets that preceded the motions
the President in order to ply their vocation amid the
crowds that the reception attracted four English
who very successful until they arrived Will
mngtoo. There one succeeded in grabbing a pocket
book with Sl0o as well q reporters, containing
owner Another reporters pocket picked of a
ticket OF admission to the boat which the Pres
tdent came up to town. 1t is believed that
the pickpocket enabled to accompany the party
20 tns city by using this very ticket aud is probably
In New York Three of this quartette Of rogues were
arrested In Wilmington but Of the spells found on
them There evidence against two sufficient TO war;
James Allen, discharged there nothing appearing
against him. To-day, however, he made his appeara.
In exchange street. and was in the act OF aostracns
pocket book, when boy observed his motions ana gov"
the alarm, which led TO his arrest and communal
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia .o
Ilsr BoARD-i50 New Jersey Copper COMPANY -, Yvo
tsrss s 10 Chesapeske Delaware Canal stock S6s' III
Delaware Coal Company 81; 1850 Re aiding K K s3sg
AyJEs SA5Esl5o uqed states Dae II ulv) g. SIC
Lehgh Coal Scrip sS 2s5 do sa; 100 New jersey copper
lIX; 300 do Ilss ., 4, ~ ,ooo G.. r,
a R.a".s aud Mechsncs Bank 2 c Texas Tres
sury Notes $4,000 Reading K X Bonds 49, 5000 State SIS
AIrrm sALrs-ls5 Girard Bank l2ys; 100 susqpehanna
Canal Th 100 New Jersey Copper ny; 1000 Schuylkili
Nsvigon 6 S. AK 10000 u s. Loan 62, 1864; 500 Trea-
sury Notes 5 2-5 1861