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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-11
INDEPENDE STATE TICKET
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
WIN. III. ii. PATTERSON.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOU UNITS,
FRANKLIN SMITH.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison County,
Washington L. Bell, I .4uaeiment founded
1908 vs.. dated IN September,
846, and due LIST Jan
David F. Tidwel, J uary l847.
"HlS day (29lh April, lS47,) came
Il the said plaintiff by his attorneys,
and the attachment in this case having
been returned duly executed, and the
said defendant failing TO appear and give
special bail and plead herein: It's there
fore considered by the Court, that unless
the said defendant does appear here on
or before the next October term (l847l
Of this Court, being the First Monday
Of October, 1917, and give special bail
and plead herein, judgment default
will be rendered against him, and the
estate attached be sold to satisfy plain
tiffs debt, damages and cost: II is fur.
Their ordered by the Court that copy of
this order, together with The specifca
tons Of the cause Of action, and the
amount due from the defendant to the
plaintiff, be published in the mississippi
Creole" a newspaper published in the
town of Canton, Madison county, Ms.
sissippi, once a week for four weeks
successfully, and that all further pro.
ceedings be stayed herein until the next
October term of this court.
Attest:-
II. r. COULTER, CIR
LAWSON a. Ford, p. Q.
September 4, I847. SIG
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CO.PARTNERsIIIP.

WE undersigned have this day as.
soclated themselves under the firm
of Pinckard q. Hende, son, 10 conduct a
General Commission Business, and SO.
llclt from the friends of the late con.
Germs OF Gilmore IL Henderson and
George NJ. Pinckard, a continuance of
the confidence hitherto bestowed on
them.
G. NJ. PlNCKARD,
l.. F. HENDERSON.
New Orleans, July /, l847. 43-ti
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branches, is re-opened by
e. j. BLACkMAN 4 Co.,
For the accommodation of Travellers
Planters, Drovers and Traders
We have made arrangements with the
best and cheapest Hotels in the City to
accommodate our Patrons; we have
Osllers TO accompany them TO the hotels
or other places in the city, for their hor-
ses, or with their baggage, without ex-
ira charge. (caH as you come n.y. Rooms
for Negro Traders, with large gallery
front for showing and selling property
Of all kinds.
One hundred feet of Shelterir @, and
Lots Tree for Drovers and Trade
Also, oarding at The Stable, where they
can attend TO their property if the y
wish. Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay for
sale.
Horses trimmed, nicked and trained
TO work or ride as we agree, or no
charge. Horses tied for all diseases;
unless relieved, no charge, except for
board.
Horses, Mules, Negroes, and other
property bought and sold on commission
We invite the Planters and Traders
to give us call, as we guarantee gene.
raj satisfaction as regards fare and pri.
ces.
Yazoo City, August IA, I847. 48-Iy
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BOWEL SUMMER COMPLAINT,

| NJ CUhE NJ ray.
nR. JAYNE, will guarantee that his
~ Carminatire Balsam vii! cure
Diarrhga, Coles, Cramps Gripping Pains
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
and other arrangements Of the Stomach
and Bowels, 10 ninety nine cases out OF
hundred, and in less than half the
time it can be effected by any other
means.
1t is extremely pleasant, and children
are fond of it. 1t is equally as enectu-
al for adults as children, and when the
directions are followed, and cure is
not effected, the money will be cheerful
ly returned. Price 25 and so cents a
bottle.
From the Rev. Charles c. z. Crosby.
Messrs A. P. & D. Sands-I am glad
10 inform you that the medicine sold by
you for bowel and summer complaints
has proved singuarly efficacious in my
family. My wife has for years been
extremely liable TO most distressing
dysentery in hot weather; but by the
use of Jayne'S Carminatipe Balsam for
two seasons, the attack has been obviat.
ed IN the course of two or three hours
| have known children, when attack, d
by violent DiarrhGa, cured immed-
ately by this medicine. | consider DR..
Jayne's medicine prepared with great
skill, and highly beneficial to our in firm
human nature, Very respectfully,
G. G. P. CROSBY.
New York, Sept, 1887.
DR.. ID. Jayne - Dear Sir - Having
used in my family, for eight years, your
Cal mina,iye Balsam, deem il due tc
Yourself and the public to state that
have uniformly found it efficient in re-
lieving and removing the &C mpIants for
which it is intended. am strongly op.
posed TO all quackery, but touching the
above medicine, Il have testified that
which do knop,' and that which have
experienced. Respectfully yours,
JOHN C HARRISON.
Pastor of Baptist Church, Bordentown,
New Jersey. June l, 1889.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne Phil.
adelphia and sold on agency by
PRIESTLY & MOSBY.
August %, lS47. 5O-5s
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POWDER.
WALL PAPER.

VALID PAPEK.
WYE have in store a large lot oil
w Wall and Window Paper-also a
small lot Of fine screens which we will
sell low.
PRIESTLEY e. MOSBY.
August 90, l847.
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H DOZ. Moffat's Phenix 3itters,
" - doz- Moffai's Life Pills,
For sale by
E. ID. WARD & Co.
May 0.
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FITCHETT & KENOYER,
u N ID E r T A X E r S

w zens Of Canton and Madison coun-
ty generally. that they have purchased
the HEARSE and materials of r NJ.
Cox, and are now prepared to attend TO
all calls for COFFINS in this county
at the shortest notice. All orders from
the country will be promptly attended
to. Their shop is near Jesse P Browns
Livery Stable, where one or both can
always be found.
May 29,l847, Silly
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FINAL SETTLEMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given that will
~ al the September term, I847, of the
Probate Court of Madison county, Mis-
sisslpPL present my account for final
settlement and allowance on the estate
OF 1haddeus Elmore, deceased, when
and where those interested can attend.
FIGURES Low, Admir-.
August IA, 1847. 4S-1
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TAZoO CITY
LIpERY STABLE.
E|I~
-

ITHE above extensive Trading Depot
- and Livery Stable, in its various
branches, is re-opened by
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NOTICE. TO BUILDERS.
MARSHAL,S SALE.

August 81, l847.
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II. R. COULTER, CIR.
LAWSON a. FORD, p. @.
September 4. l847. Sig
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
Young Spring is Coming.

"od Winter is going awny, auek
How icy aud cold he's beer;
But pretty young maid he u meet in his track,
And she u corsey aud smile i'll he turns his back
For she'll Tighten him OF with wonderful knaek--
This maiden will soon be seen.
This pretty young maiden, whose name is Spring,
Is full Of uirth and gee
She causes the birds TO stretch the wing,
Add the leaves to put out under which they sing,
And opens the buds the flowers to bring
sweet little maid is she.
Young Spring is ffoliesomc gill, | wo,,
Too full Of her fun for me-
Said Winter; "she tears the clothes from my back,
And causes the siresmlei's prison TO crnck.
And dries Up the paths and the slippery track
so romPing and playful is she"
Young Spring comes on with beautiful grace.
But not very shy is she
For size cracks her jokes in Old Winters face,
And kisses his cheek he flies spsce,
While she melis the tears in his sturdy face
A pert young lass is she.
She brig the latest fashions along
A gay little miss is she
She pauses amid the admirng lhrong,
And touches the osecsi notes Of song,
Blu, gay rs she is she's though, wrong,
For she's clothed in Natures array
This sweet little girl--when she travels forth
So pretty maiden is she,
The folks all leave their winter hearth,
And sally forth with cheerful lsugh,
For she strews pretty flowers along their path
bountfu maiden Ia she.
This Spring is coque,,ing gill, fear,
Fur her lovers many, see;
She kisses their checks and dries up their tears,
And makes end Of their chilling fears,
While they pour in their love to her listening ears
But engaged 10 be married is she
Young Spring Intends when Old Winters afar.
Gay Summers bride to be;
Was ever there welded so pretty Pairi
For he is 90 rich and she s 50 fair,
And joyous wedding they'll prepare,
And there's an invitation for me.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
From the Kniekrboeksr.
The House. Hunters Family.


my near 'a"es. sa'u s,'s n.o"n 70 nc. nu'.
oanu Tue ge"ue"S" 'a'1 uo"n "e newsP"pe'
ne was Pe'us'S anu ioose" " wv" fu'e, s"".,
'o' ne Aue" oy III, w"e 'o"e sne was soou' "
p.e'e, ieques,' ine ,.ay 1''o' s % s"e 'ue'
e's s'S"Se S"" Do"''''uso w" 'o'" oe ''e
"'s. o' nay,
'e'! u'e ,e'"a'S, ~! 80, =, '"e ""'" VI wis"
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a, Wy SIC" ."e uae u "osg, aas"e'e ,
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"e'o 'a'I'a"s y'.'9sii' , ~ -, ;'
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mem eur,
g.n,"l !. Js.;s.t,,. 80 49, -
s"@''ss - e. - -; So. -, ~" ~.
I'll Iii .n".~s y, 800 80. ras' go - 49, y
We. ~ 70 |" 'S 80 f"s' r';,. III -.
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'.. y" $500 n'.I ,.'.sS ,.N 49, ~.
...hs he'. ss,I"s as'.' ous
!: ne sa'u fu's'y "' ,n.'s d".., NJ" ."an
~. III n.s.,,. I.a 80 ~, ~,
"sI. easnJ p,y s.I ,sa.,s,Is , ma
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c.ss:sss., sa,. s"nd !, 80, e., ,ha si,;Ia,'.'
aha,',J he ,.s,, con,sn,sd - and NV dovs S,sa
.hhSs Iii soon hs 10 ala 10 shs,s o,,s ,oo,,
oas ~, ,h are aro,v;n cI.,s w., rn''
aas ~. ~ '.sS a. nh. 49, -
- s,,,ssi snnssrsocs 70, ,Ls;, s.La. w.,
h""es s !. o,o.ae,pas and ss Won have ,,Lsn ;"
sSs".,,a,,so,. 80 ~ ,hs hors. ,hinL .a ~, ~
~, !, ,r much !. we shouIJ rive for ano,Ssr
.';,s5 ',s hs,,ern 49, w."
TSos 20 .nd man, o,he, .,o,men,. more ,r,s,
+. NJ R,nS, Win snrh rood slIsc, ,bs, her bn !
49, c,ilv .on.sn,ed 10 lie re,novaI os ,he sm;Is
nst IA, 40 eoalJ sod ma,s commod;o,. bons
.'n,,sv GOOD locs,;on cor The sans rs,, VIII,
hs nao1d comusnd for the ono ,hev now occ.ned
~. NJ R,o,yn was, sure oG .ccomnI;sh;ar
H. ,s.n, ln,ls farther nm town which shs e.,
,aadeS va. mnch more pIeasnn, md gen,ssI an,
h;rt IL oa,n;L,,s ,snlered o,,;,e ~ con,sn;an,
All ~ ,s,red 10 res, win 5er bsad S,lI ~ ,isn
and on;,s delighted with her success IN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
NEW READING BOOKS.

VUNHE subscriber publishes Russell & Goldsbury's
IL series Of seven Reading Books, and will furnish
them 10 Booksellers and country Traders al a much
larger discount than usual or exchange them Tor ON
er new books. D sra en-
These books are already used, more or less IN s4s
towns and Cities and are recommended Tor use IN the
counties Of Windham, Addison and Orange, VI.
Ir-J- Comics given to towns for examination.
CHARLES TAPPAN,
ia Washington ST., BOSTON.
April 90. 4wS'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
LINEN GOODS.

Brown & Beached Linen DhIlings, Linen Dowlss,
81, e-s, "A Linen Sheetngs, DamaSk and Snow drop
Table Covers Brown Dsmask and Diamond do
Russia, Scotch, Birdseyo and Hucknbuck Diapers.
Superfne Dsmask and Snow Drop Napkins Coarse
and fine Crash so dozen Linen Handkerehieis, at
very low prices.
BROAD CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs, good
assortment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13

Capital Hh-A rather Imaginable afihir occurred isw
weeks ago. in Of principal hotels, showing the pc
cuaf regard which have rank title in Office
Several members Of the House Of Representatives were
seated at the dinner table seng rather dgnhed we sup
pose), when Of them said, Will the genlemhn from
Andoser please pass the butter this way Pretty
other spoke Win The genenAn from Worcester please
pass the salt this wny Al this Of our city wags turn
ed TO the coored water with" VIII the gentleman tfom
africa please pass the bread this wayg-Bosion Be-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
NOTICE.
II. II. CHANDLER y co.

TTAvE just received large and well selected stock Of
il Goods, which they prepared TO sell as low can
be purchased in Windham County, and would invite all
purchasers Of the Rich Fashionable and Useful 10 call and
examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Putney, April &c, AZ iw36
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
new SPRING GOODS,
No. 4, Granite Row, BrattIeboro, Vermont,
WBX
A. @a DWINRELa

Il HAVE received a large and extensive assortment
Il Of Goods which were selected with great pains, and
confident that can exhibit TO the public as rich
style of Goods, and al as low prices as any other
store 10 the county.
The following are few which may be found at my
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13


Hanover Street, BOSTON,
@Carpet Warehouse,
MO. IO2.
VUvHE subscriber has received new stock OF Car
Il pctings for the Spring trade, embracing COM
plete assortment OF ffN
BRUSSELS,
Imperial Three Ply, Saperfne Kidderminster,
Extra Fine, Fine and Medium
ED.Painfed Floor Cloths all Widths.
Cotton and Wool Ingram and Striped Carpetiugs,
Hemp and Stair do; Straw Mating, 4, and "a;
Cotton, Linen and Wool Stair Coverings, Window
Shades and Fixtures, Printed Bookings, Linen Crumh
Cloths, Rugs Mats, Stair Rods, Sc. &C.. all Of which
will be offered al the lowest market prices for Cash.
wholesale and retail. eif
~ An examination is respectfully solicited.
VIM. P. TENNY,
loa Hanover, corner Of Blackstone, ST., Boston
April |. ... .a...,s. s,..s 49,. 2mSS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
OARPBTSo

Extra Super thrce-ply. Superfne and Common
Wooden Carpets. Printed, Ingram and Venetian Cot
ton do Printed Bocking-new style.
LOOKING GLASSES, very large assortment
at low prices.
1000 Rolls new Style Paper Hangings, very cheap.
Basket Wagons. Live Geese Feathers.
Crockery, China and Glass Ware.
A large assortment, among which is one package
RIcH SOLAR LsNPs.
Brattehorc, April 26th, i547 Sc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
PLoUoHs, ouLTTVAToRs,

ND general assortment Of Agricultural implements
IN for sale cheap by p. II. CHANDLER * co.
Pu,ney, April "a, ~. as 4S3t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
NJ Il w A N ID Elk r Il NJ s Nv Il
READY MADE
Clothing Establishment.
CHASE s. CRANDALL,

HaiIs Buding.....2 Doors South OF the Post Office.
IIAVE Just returned from market with a complete as
i L sortmeni Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
Notice TO Road Buiidcrs.
Window GLASS. sc.

1000 FEET Window Glass, all sizes, from X 8
4UDO 10 20 II &C.
Cut and Wrought Nails Sheet Lead Sheet Zinc, Miner.
al Door Knobs and Locks, Laches, Butts, Screws and
House Furnishing articles in general for sale cheap by
WlLLlsTON a. TYLER
April 20. 5w35
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-13
DRY GOODS.

Rich new Style Mouslin De Lanes, Bingham Mus
Inns, 0rgandi. French and Jaconet do.,-some very
low prices English and American Prints Scotch and
American Ginghams Oregon PIads Cherry Lus-
tres; Pondicherys Alpines Furniture Patches I;
Gothic do, Tor Curtains English and American Cot
tons, bleached and unpleached, at very low prices
Brown aud bleached Driings plain and fig ured Cam
brcs Muslins, Laces, Edgings, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves, large assortment. Victoria,
Sylphide, and common Petieoat Robes. Imperial
Quilts, Bath Blankets, Embossed Wooden Table Cow
ers, colored Damssk Cotton do, Cotton Finges,
Black, Green, Crimson and Drah Moreens, Lades' and
Gents Carpet Bags, Cashmere, Edinboro, Derage,
Colored and White Grape, and many other kinds Of
Sha,yls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

WIsTcBx:rEA-Ths Wings Of this nicely bal
ancsd County in nominating candidates for the 'u'
dcial Election placed on their ticket the name o'
WV " scRUoHAM Esq. Of Yonksrs Tor District
Attorney-he being political opponent and Already
the Loco nominee for that Office, bat regarded as
conpetept and fair man This act OF Political coar-
,ssy. which we think has not been paralleied oy
our opponent. in any County Of the State is met
BY the Wsaoh>ster Spy. foolish LocO-Foco sheet
at White Plains, with the most prepostsrou' per
sonsl attacks on ALERT LOCKWOOD, the Wing
candidate for Judge, rs no lawyer and on LEWIS
c. PLArr the Wing candidate for Surrogate, as IN
competent. a mere lawyers clerk and boy-Mr'
Plat having been admitted 10 the Bar some four
wears ago and being now only q years oid--oider
than Pitt was when made Prime Minister or Ma
poleon when he conquered Italy. We fear some
thing like this was needed to draw out the great
body Of the Wing voters Of Westchester, and e'pe
cislly Of the Northern Wing towns, at season
when the farmers are generally busy and their
work is this year behind; and we hope care has
been taken to send copies Of the Spy into every
pan Of the County. Let this be done sessonaoiy
and tborou ghy and the success Of the entire Wing
ticket is morally certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
Things I'm philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA May q, 1871
There is no news in the City 10 day unless it be
that the anvssbacked Man has pair of trowsers
-crossbsrred like the celebrated ones OF De MEYER -
Knowing how valuable is your midnight space refrain
from farther occupying IL
P : must tell you about the westher-it is perfect
iy shocking positively youve no des Neither have l.
Il may rain it may Eot-that is to say, such are my
present impressions.
Holders Of Flour have receded little, and sales 1900
Ibis made al 8 - Rye Flour In moderate demand but
buyers give S6 IS 10 IN orders Wheat selling l05 TO IS
Tor Penn red and white. Corn-Sales yellow at l6 no
y hiie Offering Corn Meal-no sales holders and buy
cannot meet s. y offered Is 37t asked. The de-
and for Oas continue, and sales day for Penn A. o.
Southern 60 cts,hc demand for government keeps the
market bare Coou-moferste sales and prices unset
tied Whisky sill improviDgssles IN bbls at37f held
At close 3 cts Groceries dull aud change In prices
SALES Of STocEs--F First B0ard-5N o Gss, l36i 5000
Treas Notes IT, 65 lO5i. $1,000 DO en-. l0-! $1,000 ;
6s o. lC7; S2lj0 state g. 40 s9l $1,000 Tenn 6s, 65
WI 1901; 5000 Gin Ga water nts, %; 500 : g. %,
l0s: $40 Coal scrip, s4i IS do, si} 10 Mech BIZ hos
27i; so Grand Gulf PIX u: Peuna Bank 3l9i; $1,000
Ststs Sc 65 -: ~ Morris Canal 2Ot 50 Bk, CHI. D.
Second Board-lO Harrisburg K, 81 Is do BAT
Morris 20; LOCO Ga, So l07 $50 Sch Nav &c 65 so;
5000 state 5s s5lw - LOCO do b5 ~ Penn Bk 3lgs
100 Grarj 1875 1000 Read Mtg BIDS 65, IL; 5000 Texas
10 perc t Bonds 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Arrival Of the L. :. ship Ohio.

We learn by slip from the Norfolk Herald
,b., the United states .hipoftheins Ohio, esp, sis'
n s,ri,sbsrn. arrived IN Hampton Roads Tuesday
er.,inr frorn V~ra Cruz. via Havana bound 20 New
y-k Left a, Vera Cruz. Z. :. slOoP otwN 81 Mary 8
- 81 n-xt dsv for the Chesapeake Bay Left At II q
-, spspi,h ship ofthene Sovereign 10 sail soon tor
S-vYork Paced on the PIE, inst ship Hamburg. A
orrs.DonSen of the Herald speaks IN glowing terms oil
the .,n..tor crested s Hsvans by TOE srrVel OF the
Onio She IA. proved herselfs isst ssiler
ps.s,az-s-Iieu ChAs @. Hunter. lste nmsn1ins
T : .,esm.r Scourge; Lieut. Augustus ;. BALDWIN
from, u : .hip Potomac; Alex Murray Master, from u
: steamer Vixen Geo II. Preole DO from u ;. store
sbip Relief; Passed Mdshipmen Abbott rom : =
rgs,s Potion &C and Jno Nsrnews Jr from : steam
or Vixen: Gunner Jno Martin. from L. : siesmirissie
Mississippi. Acting Masters Matt Joshus brysnt rom
L chip ALBANY and as sick sesuien, msrines &c from
ship, Potomac Rartan. Germantown Albany, tredonis,
brig Washington steamers Mississippi spiihre and
Vixen. and bomb ketch EtnA
+Reurned 10 the United States in consequences OF
wound received IN lh- siormng Of Vera Cruz.
AccTpENTs CASUALTIES. &C.
March q. James Fry. carpenters mate was instant
" killed by falling through the main hatch.
April Is Lewis Clayton. (sesnan) was killed in the
attack on Tuspsn.
May 49, Charles Holmes seaman Of brig Washing
tom died 81 Sea.
May Is Robert Love cd purser's steward) died in
the hsrbor Of Havana. For the information OF his
friends the Philadelphia papers will please copy this
notice.
May a. Hugh Dewitt Qsndsmsn) died at'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28


~ The idea of VERMONT, MASSACHUSETTS
CONNECTICUT, RHODE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY and
PENNSYLVANIA voting " For The Free Trade can
d,date. while South Carolina alabama, Miss's
sippi and Tezas vote against him, is enough to up
set the gravity of an owl
We are quite willing that Mr.. silas Wright
and bis friends should amuse themselves with THIS
sort of figuring to their hearts content. il they re-
aly suppose, however, that the People will forget
Mr. Wrgbts pledges to stand by the cause oil
Freedom in the matter of the Annexation OF Texas,
and his treacherous detection from those pledges
when, by reason thereof Northern vigilance had
been lulled and Mr. Folks election secured-n
they expect us to forget that the single vote Of DIS
man Dix would have stopped Annexation in the
Senate and compelled the exclusion Of Slavery from
ut least half of Texss-and if they expect to roe
him into the Presidency on the back OF eleventh
hour professions of Northern sentiment branded as
hypocritcal by the whole tenor OF his career up 10
is46-then we guess they will be disappointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

EY- The las, number OF The Literary World,
nov before u.s. contains interesting article on the
translated work OF Jean Paul Walt and Null an enter
tanning paper wilhsmss Youth Of shAkspesre' and
extended review Of the Poeucs Works OF Moore and
Southey and the clever book OF Mrs Butler forms the
subjee, of an article recent work on Ethnolosy Is
commented upon At some length. and Gsilsrds History
Of the Reformation Is criticised with some spirit
lengthy, finished and schoArlike examination of Eel
tons Esehylss Ais two pages. rsey reply to Punch
on Copy right follows together with some lively traDs-
sliops the French critical notices Of the Pictures
a, the National Academy seADinss from foreign
papers and miscellaneous intercollegiate agree
able number for the general reader. Once l36 Mas
ssu-st