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Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

s N,nussI su,IEtu MAetrsrn --i hHf.
rt'- maasirr. aerar-ri iu iHr city % ksimfuil'.
fIr Carisiui trr kHsi.m of Nrp1HI| loo Northern
iudb, l4I S,rfwn.r iHc Qnsru hld d favor.
fe, ono G,n GuggHa singi whom The King
cause % hT mur' rod ar lig ilb ~ September.
Hi no O'Clock aiu.si il.r " Is.'y was 90 out.
ragged n' ilr lass a. I.r paramount illli .he at once
irsu.lird ils mss.ae.r oi Che fnmr Mp'sief the
Mambrm of ihD rIh1Hi, thr nobility, Council Of
HtHie, Grufrls Hul e'uJi m ", Co. tde uunh Of
fgo huBdud The King alone escaped, bat hii
whereabouts waF nul known \ single noblemln
only wna saved, and tho Queen appointed him
comWiudrr-ln.ch.cf The Queen BE- Tho kiur's
second wife The male children by ihe Cat Nne,
rflo would have preceded her children in the gov
'rnment, wkre among those slain Or ooninsl in
dungeons Nepaul B. powerful Kingdom having
about three millions di lnhabiuuis ilio national
.huan j. Buddhism Mrf1ithr people ufo Tlr
tors, as may readily h' iaf r'l from The conduct
ofthc Quseu.-PlE Sat Pa.t
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
Observation-Disclosures.

4 GREEABLE to an order aud decree Of the
\ iiempslrpd Probate Court at It's January
term, A. d, lsif, ! shall as the Executor Of the
last WI aud tcaiamsnt Of Samuel Baldwin, dec.
preeced 10 sell before the eoart=honsc door in the
town Of Washington on the lth day of February
hekL TWsaiy.siaAt NscIass, belonging 10 The
estate Of said Baldwia. Among tLgm Is good
Blacksmith, aud tut.falc body aud house
servant, and many Of the mos, valuable negfae,
IN HE equally Terms, eush.
JOHN d SPRAGlNs,
Executor 0f Samuel Baldwin, dee
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
from f,s Pra.eua,t. Jan >
-NEW UHLEANs GOIT0N -NARKIr

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARkEE
CsFfax-Aiaksl saHe the 5tl Inst. Of I.ar.
.sIHHI aHa Mississippi llfli bales, rrausssgs aud
Naad Alabama 3yls, AIlaaaas ~. Aa6lr ibs:
together i6.l5l bales CLEARED ~ the famr I5m5
ia5 L,ripasl AIS bal.s, N,w Nofk 50G. Bo..oa
1853; to=iarf ii9 9bairs-amlkms 1p s4IiirHto
slors ui 200, bs,rs, aul laay.ls cu aauI, me.u.
sy5 Of al ln shp board u1i 5.rai-4 on tIg t,A
.nzi., O stock Of idi,9!2 ba,s4
w laH che ra,lgn m4ttrl, ul Tuesday ,fsl, u
no ts'fa mrIg dan, unsettled uui i1Hiut slate,
llr principal huytn mlu .rslIal ul l..pl. .In 10
come FORWARD freely, even ihc mstrHai decline
then quoted, anl thr Hogs uIIsnug was larger
than iHr fumn time previous suar then ibs
mliA#i hls continued Go mauiau % heavy anl
uHr u'sd rhaUHi1f, aua hJi .m.'.l L4auass his
been CONC, the principal operators siIi manifest
o. fr'ariaHCr tnrulrftir ma.GHt extensively Niil.
rTt further concessions, while rn ttr H'hUf hand
ha.dru generally, iH.ugh M.frHr s4mr ncln.
Nruf0u-H iTrW lHr aggIMuIBt1us 0t l'ir past week
urtEH, agl il7 ifn aur forward rf s.gasai pafl,'s
iHr l.sss al sr-oIui %! spectators. afa nlI prss
suE ihrr stocks upu ih- market The trans.
a#lols al hoe past lhfsH days suin np $500 bales,
u. wIHi 3lll bales were fui on Wulnt "a,
9-HI roo 'lHuH4ly aUi Ss.ietiay, being holiday,
slIy so bales were lHps.ri Of 30 iif a. Ne could
l.tu. Thras plrrlasr, hayc been generally .of
ths rHp1ss oI iu.u.lar freight engagements ior
yar..r E4HT au ports uf .sr tle u.Hh. A. n.
.lf.a rat., ilry ..l exhibit a good deal of Ifr5E.
u,af.ig, hat 1n inr ,vhor $50 DO not iiuI occasion
ln Automatically ulf p'g,i9as range oI qloa lions,
as clsirr Uirs OF freight have tal.l ll slmr
measure 60 check the downward upu' q, auI in-
deed tlr mafArl apprlu 90 br acquiring more
iunHe.s, particularly on ihe Good M1lilr lad
Midlhug Far guHli.gs. The total sair, of the
past week orr Hl0D halas, -ausi f,ss.ris uf D. q.
$40 bales Tho total receipts o. ii.r port since
lH Sept arc a15.5jl bales, against 44o,Gi5 bli,s
u same date l1ai yraT sioWing d deaTeuseo' h.
s-2 bs'Ts. aud ODE falling % 10 thc receipts No all
thc ports, up 10 the --latest dates. q. compared with
last yalf r li,l0t bllcH H. tho total exports
from tie tnurd states to iorriel counids ls
compared witt the same dates lusi year. there ID O.
decrease Of lia,iIa bales 10 Great Britain and
lu.i1i 10 fnHtr, aU.e 90 other l,arri potts
there isan Increase cI i4,9-Ubaigs lhr following
piHid1'lm embrace most uf ilt saI.a of tie past
lhrce dfya-il bales at u , ai "a. a. alto. $50
aiAi, 800 "a. ~, $50 ht lDl aGl at I0k. lHla
l0I 1872 ii 90 g.l6, goo al 10, 3u0 "a IA 600 a.
lpl 900 nj %. 800 II -, IGJ at "a. lUl % 4.
i5nt loi, Is ni loi, $50 at 10. 21o o. - aai
tIs atlUt FHnis per ll
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

II, $50 ConEr Notwithstanding the recon.
mcndiiion of Tho Secretary of thc Trrnmfy, Il
seems that tea aud coffee will most probably cs'
cape taxation while yet The Wnbhngion
Union says els ol thr mrmher Of the COMMITTEE
Of Ways and Means. three Wlits aud three Dem
ocrntr. are iuleubIy opposed to recommending
such tax; and iho opinion 10 oPenIy expressed 10y
the influential Democrats, that h hill lF 'H.rn'
duccd lur that purpose, Il Will not receive h''y
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

Mn. CLY ~ run srNarr.-The
Washington rouespanltni oI the phIla.
de'ghs North NmcHeln, states hat letters
Inv been received At Washington lIpm
responsible source in Kentucky. iniinst.
ing III probability Of IL, Cay's election
n tho Fasane, IN the l. =. srnats. IN
occur bY dr Noufeheal'. retirement, VIII
declines 10 be n candidate.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

STATE or ARKANSAS,
CoySfy or llEurrEAn
Hsnpslegi Great Court. IN rirs'ioa.
Dausl M5fusan, c,mplsHasL)
D.
MARY T.. iornson, widow Of
John Morrison. dec. Caihn-
Hne Moff.son. Mary Francis Bll fir
Morrinnn, Isab'lln Morrison, Partition.
John Daniel Morrison, aaj
Ann Augusta Morrison. feirs
Of said John Morrison, dec,
- D.isadmis
MS dhy .la said complainant, by hs 80.
4 heloF, filed in tDy Office his bl stating,
among other things, that several years ago the
f-i complainant, together with the said John
Morrison, located jointly, In different parts Of tho
Siuie Of Arkausas, about twenty-five thou.and
acrs Of land, and the patents therefor were issued
in the name oi The raid complainant and the said
John Morrison, and the separate interests of each
in and 70 said lands being nnasceftaissd, the
said complainant pmys, IN his said hl that phrii.
ton be- made between himself and the said defend.
anls, the said John Morrison having departed th 4
lie.
And lie said compliinan, having also flied with
this fad blu, his affidavit, Stating that the above
named defendants arc non rcsIdents Of the Stats Of
Arkansas, 1t is therefore ordered. that the SAID
Defendants be aud appear, on or before the third
day Of the ne,t term Of our Hampstead Circuit
Court. to be held on the third Monday ailer the
fourth Monday IN January, 1917, 10 the State
aforesaid, and plead, answer. or dfmur iothe said
eumplainantG bill, the same will b. taken for con.
iclsed aglinsl them and decree entered accord.
ngy.
And 1t s further ordered, that publication b-
made IN The Washington Telegraph, a weekly
newspaper pabllshcd IN this State. for two weeks
Ply two successive weekly insertions, the last
whereof TO b, nj least four weeks before the tbirc
dayof The next term of this court.
tue copy from The rrro-d
Tcste! S. T. SANDERS, Clerk
Juus flrlo. Corp Solicitor
iJHlJy "a. liin 6 2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

Mn S,IrrL iiUgy. Of Eisian, Pruu, accom-
panirs ihs Mnuch ChuHk Ad,Ilen.is 20 NlgNico, a'
dmmmfr lie Is f1y.riEht yrlu NJ age, and
served during the whole OF the llst war lie was
engaged n siS battles. and at the end OF The war,
returned home clothed IN Briiish uniform, taken
from the body Of dead soldier, hs own having
been worn oui. The papef suggest that hr be-
hppoinlcdihc dmm.mnlof of new regiments, as u
reward Tor bic devotion to bis country.
~ o Etsg.ag N.rWH
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

ma Apana-Wc reglet TO learn, says tln Phil
nde'Rha Saturday Post, that this venerable states.
man @ IN his eager zcol 10 ret well enough to 20 to
Washington, tfed his strength loo fur, and te
-sAlUe walking hus chumber, brnising his person
'meWhat llr physician has forbidden him 20
ihilh Of gong 70 Washington this winter
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

MizausWu SfFcnL EbrCIoS.-Suiiieirnt re-
lnma have boon received to warrant ne IN stating
mat Mt Elicit, the Democratic candidate, has
succeeded over his Wing opponent, Cot sinrkc'
hy about iilecn hundred majority The yoia a
unusually small IN oil the counties heard from,
fNaieieg Free Itadrr
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

PFraiHrp araAx HsnY.-t shoa
tim, ago .aus warknen Wbi.e digging Il
well ia Georgia mar the Fiafila lihe.
lannd ahill 80 lcsl iIum the surface hu.
man bliy completely ) turned 10 chalk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
New and Cheap Gool,s.

'l'HE Subscribers have just received + ssh and
general assofinsn, Of Dry Goods. Clothing,
etc, which they afe willing 10 sell al q small
profit for cash Their stock consists In part Of
saiihsti-, Ky. Jeaus, krrseys, Flannsls, Caliross
Hernaes, Alpaeeas. Blraehed and unbeaehed
Domssl.es, LAces, Edgiag. &C.. &c.
CLOT THFH
overeoals. Dsrfs Goats. Business Goats. Vests.
Pan,lloIns, Shirts. Drawers, Undrr.shirs, Hat.
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and yafieiy Of other articles
too numerous TO mention,
They respectfully invite those wishing 10 pur.
chase any thing In their line to call and eramins
their stock, at the upper room Of Salsans Hotel
LEVY & BROTHER
Washington, Dec. 3, lsi6.4tf.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE
Of
koount.A Gnsas tow
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
NV o.llAel rL.allcaun1.
.laimHlfag ~ f,af n Lir,fBao.l

SugAR-Markci dull, and prices have declined
fully an An Of a cent on all but Inferior arIrles.
Inferior quoted at BfiScommon 50 q "a fiif
u to ~; fine q to g.
Flarn.--'l'hr sales TT three dnyH pfeerl0ling
amounted TO $4,000 barrels At ) 50 Tor Ohio. and
- - 10 s. UO iuf lInoii and St. Louis The
severe cold weather, which Il was feared would
close Che Ohio and prevent further supplies from
above. caused additional frmHa.r m iat market.
losk.--Marsci firm. ythb urvarl tendency
Prices closed on Friday at sll 10 and 81 ior
noes, leaving very slight stock On alr.
BAeoy 3. Improving prices firm at > q iof
sidcsi 2 ~ 'ar punc shoulders; hams 5a q for
common, aud e 10 cents for canyassed and extra
sugar curcd.
CoRy.-rnmc white aud yellow 6 to 10 cents
per bushcl
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

'A'liE boI quality Of Champaign Wine may be-
obtained By The boitIr or basket Alo,
Pickles, Tomalo CaDup preserved Fish. sc. &c.
may he had al JAS. s BAIRD'S.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

January 90, 1881 o-o~
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

X Mone
Of murder
iryasu the
shun.of
uUr over
|raIdBr.
| speech
iuhy and
T..
yyafda tho
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when IL is brought upon the markets. there must be
very great depreciation In prices The only to
vent this great depreciation In value IL to keep out Of
sghfor the producers to keepit In their and
we doubt even IL that will keep up prices 1t is pretty
well known that the production ha, been greater than
ever before known, and sufacient will come upon the
market to settle prices down to low point The aggre
gate value the grain crops Of the United States
Twill not be less than 81 0o0 at present pr
Should there be depreciation often per cent In the
sence Of foreign demand to any extent, the differ
ence in value to the producers will be $lOOOO0,OOO
Zone hundred millions of doilars) an amount equal
to nearly one half Of the liabilities Of the SUE
pended houses in Great Britain We see by this
what vast difference in the aggregate, q trifing
reduction In prices makes. The value of the quau-
tity OF breadstus exported is of so much conse-
quence the effect the shipments have upon prices at
home This is very important matter for the consi-
deraon of those engaged in the trade and
generally, aud shipments of breadstus should be en-
coursged in every possible way. We successful
y compete in the markets of Great Britain with any na-
ton in the world. There is always deficiency in the
grain crops Of England; she annually imports large
quantity of breadstuGs and we can almost monopoze
that supply FIVE choose. Even In years Of the NEST
abundant harvests in England there Is deficiency to
supply which would be Of immense value to times
greater than the value of the breadstuIs England
would require, as II would relieve Of enough of
surplus to advance the value the rest more than ten
times the value of the exports
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New ORLrANs Nov u--Cotton-The market was
at svous prices. FourMThs rmnsss previously no
ticed continued and light sales Of Ohio and Illinois
making at S. 25 81 Louis City Mills was held at
So IS. Corn hrmer; sales Of 1000 sacks
new mixed reported at 40a431s, and yellow do
worth l5c Sugar in some better demand, and 100
TO 100 hhds sold at "A for mddling, and at ono
for prime. Molssses in bsrres-sales at 2ls2 1c lard
In barrels 9SaI0 cents; kegs change. Hemp Hacked
dew rotted $3.50 Cof.e-Sales Rio made ut Ike.
Whiskey-20a2oh for rectfed Lime SIX cents; hay SIS
per ton. Pork-no change. Freights-no change Stcr-
ling bills nominsl at aha5H cents prem; New York
eight do no change Treasury notes heavy at par
ALBANY, Nov. lS -Flour-No change, ana we continue
to quote Oswego and Genesee, dull at So s7h so -
There salesof wheat or corn OF consequence
ported while prices remained nominslly the Bar
lrySaec Of 10 600 bushels were made, combating OF
two rowed, at s6s cents OatsSales Of 1900 bushels
ing for steamer Receipts by canal during tho precsd
ing ~ hours follows Flour 1000 bblsj wheat
5000 bushels; barley 10000 do oats 10000 do. canal
boat sunk near Schenectady.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is-P M.-Flour-The market con
tnucd rm and sales Of 400 bills country were made al
~ 62h - 10 Lots Of good City Mills were neid ~
higher nsars 10 srn1 Of about GOO head
were made at 50 so. In pork there was no ohapge
Lard-sales Of 900 packages were MADE AZ &c " T
key-Sales Of rectihed making at IL Ie'<c Inc
river again falling though still In good boating or
der. Dealers waiting steam' rs news
Pirr,pune Nov. is, r. M.-Flour-Thers was rather
more doing and we report sales OF 1000 bbs at ~ g3
Wheat exhibited no change. We quote mixed Ohio and
Psnpsvvspis at 9lc and white do At 1000 Corn-Sser
bushels made, lncluainB common niAei NJ
40c and good do ut 44c There change In whis-
kew Flsxseed was steady ut about 9sc. Groceri~s
msned unchanged, and sales were making, chiefly Al
retail Steamers news wanted by business men. The
river was again receding and report feet OF
water In the channel, and falling.
BALriMoR1, Nov. Is, P. M.--Flour-The market con.
tnued dull sales OF only 100 bbs Howard street
made at S. 75. Wheat-Sales Of 1000 bushels were
made including Maryland reds at l20c and white do AT
I3Oc. Corn-Ths market dull and sales extremely
light at $50 for Maryland white and mixed, and 66c
for yellow do Provisions dull and sales light
Whiskey inactive and prices inclined to droop
Nothing new In freights-waitng steamers news.
BosroN, Nov. ls-Flour-The market continued dull
and prices had downward tendency. ssles Of about
1000 barrels were made including Genesee with Oswego
and good western brands, at So 20 a o 37H. Wheat
No Gales. Corn-Sales OF 5000 bushels were made, In.
cudbg western mixed Mt "a cents and yellow do at 10
OatsSses OF 1000 bushels were made at 80 cents Rye
was firm, but sales light Proysions-No change
FreIghts inactive. No news of the steamer.
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL MEXICAN NEWS,
THE REPORTED FLIGHT OF SANTA ANNA
IN A BRITISH STEAMER.
The BATTLE OF HUAMANTLA.
THEKILLED AND WOUNDED.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
sc. &c. Sc.

PHILADELrHiA, Nov. Is, ls47.
The telegraphc version In the PhiladspbJa In
quirr states that the Mexican spy corps Of Lancers
that brought General scotts dispatches &C. through
are one hundred strong, under command of Col
onel Bomsnguest. They left Puebla on the even
Ing OF the l4th, and were attacked the ssms night
by large force under Torrejon, and shortly after
by Col Vamos in the two engagements they lost 10 of
their number, but killed ten times that number Of the
enemy There Is said to be about $50 Of these spies in
the pay Of Gen Scott Faredes says that Santa Anna
issued orders to have him seized and imprisoned or sent
OF the country but the officers had too much
to obey him.
The New Orleans papers the th furnish addito
items Of brought from Vera Cruz by the steamer
James L. Day.
The correspondent the Times says that Just as the
Day was getting under way, reached Vera Cruz
from Tampico, Announcing the astounding fact of the
smbarkation of Santa Anna, at Tampico in British
steamer. He has escaped out Of Mexico. Col Gates
a,certaiuing that Santa Anna in the
had taken every precauton to prevent his escape but
a. the result proves, he unsuccessful This news
was dscredted at Vera Cruz but generally believed at
Tampico.
long and graphic account of the battle of Husmant-
la, from the Puebla Flag of Freedom, is published -
Captain Walkers whole force did not exceed is5
Those killed. besides Walker were Corporal Mocyken
and Prvates Hugenon and Tarbox. Wounded-Cor.
pora Glanding, (since desd) and Private Meachep Sc
| yerely Raborg, lost a leg WEIGH, Wayne, McGill.
Scott and Myers slightly Missing Sergeant Gosling
Prystes Dement,, Darlington, Collins, McClsary aud
Richards, Of company G, Rifles. Private Murray, OF
Captain Lewiss company was wounded, OF Captain
LoyaiIs company, killed, private Richardson slightly
wounded privatss Fornly and Milton.
General Marshall had issued orders in
the fever that all troops arriving at Vera should
proceed Immediately to the interior. Colonel Wynkoop
was to return to the Castle of Perote with comps
MES Of his regiment
At the battle of Huamantla IN interesting struggle
occurred between the Indiana volunteers and detach
ment OF the LIST Pennsylvania regiment who should
first reach the town and plant the American flag the
walls Lieut. Beapy and Private stebbes of Pennsylva
mia, successful
Perote and would be forwarded to the United states
Lieut. Jacob Spery Of the Philadelphia Rangers is dead
he was lanced near Pueba
Leus. Montgomery, Young, and John McKoon Of
the Pennsyvana regiment, died recently at Pueblo -
Sergeant Reynolds, Lieuts Bryant and HuDterson Of
Pennsyvania, came passengers In the Day
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~. lo.64l 625 1912 1862


1t will be by this statement, made up from Off
cal that the expectation OF the two principal
species of grainwheat and cornwas In the aggregate
but small per cent Of the surplus after our own con-
sumption provided for, leaving still hand a very
large surplus. In arriving at the consumption, we
have put down the population of the United States
twenty-five millions, and have calculated consumption
Of b bushels Of Indian corn, 20 bushels of oats 30
bushels Of wheat and bushels of rye each family of
vs persons The extent Of the production and of the
expectation, Is taken from the official documents Of
the government.
The expectation Of wheat and corn for the year end
ing June 80, 1896 amounted to only 1873 6l3 bushes
out aggregate production Of 576,so9 700 bushels
being only about thrty.siehth part Of the whole
The expectation of such insignificant portion the
production, exerted an immense influence upon prices
for the whole crop in market that in the hands
Of the producers Had it been for the shipment
even that small amount, markets would have
been regulated entirely by the demand for domestic
consumption, and IN the face Of the full supply prices
must have ruled very low. IL Is a well knswn
fact, that small surplus maintained upon the
market, sinks the money value OF the whole qua
tity to an exteRt exceeding many times the total
value of that surplus II upon this we'll under
stood principle that the Dutch East India Com.
psny formerly consumed supposed surplus of spices
order to maintain the value Of the whole crop IL
well known how small q deficiency In production will
cause immense rise in prices. This has recently
been pretty well illustrated by the rise in breadstus In
England On the other hand to what an OK tent small
surplus upon the market will sink money price relatively
with other values
thss been proved that deficiency in the haryests OF
Great Britain will raise prices in the following propor
ton
A deficit of one-tenth raises prices three-tenths.
two " eight
three sixteen
four +" twepty.eight
five fory-hve 4"
A surplus VIII reduce prices in corresponding ratio
The surplus quophty Of agricultural products in the
United States ct emit must be hmm spss and
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Serious Stage Accident.

PITTeBURG, Nov. 10, IS47
One Of the stages running from Cumberland to
Wheeling, passing the mountains near Browns
Vile, upset over the bank Several passengers
verely injured. Among them, w. H. Gantry, of New
York, had his shoulder dsecated. Mrs. Gsntry WAS
br used, cut her face and otherwise injured; and
w G.. Heartt OF New Orleans, severely on the
head. All removed TO farm, thence to Browns
vile, where medical aid provided All doing well
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The Democratic Legislative Caucus.

NOV, TO, I547.
The democratic members Of the Legislature will hold
private caucus tonight, with q view to prepare
address to the democracy Of the State, and to
at the Herkimer Convention. with view to the pacif
cation of the sections. proposition will be submitted
to the to call State convention at Utica sp
point delegates to the Baltimore National Convention
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Railroad Accident.

HARrFoRD, Nov IS 1911.
This morning an upward train of the Hartford and
Springfield Railroad, Mr.. Harrison, 80 years
of age and deaf who the track few yards east
from where the track Connecticut river Every
precauton to stop the train alarm the
He leaves o wife and grown up children.
The back part of his head was knocked In.
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The m ississippi Election, sc.

60 . . CINcINNATI, NOV Io-TM.
The recent election In Mississippi has resulted In the
choice Of the democratic ticket Three out Of the
four candidates Congress elected by tho demo
Gratis The sucoossful whig candidate was the in
the Vicksburg district.
Colonel jefferson Davis passed up the Ohio river this
morning. and ex-President Tyler went down
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Weekly Report or Deaths

A HANDSOME FRONT RIO NJ, ready furnished to
n let 10 one O. single gentlemen, without board In
qu,re 4 No On Park Place. MIG 3src
CNHtNCH MtRINOES-Of all the mos tchoce colofs
consisting OF all the beautiful shades. Of
royal prpe caret mu berry stcne swn ana With
French Memoe some 81 the above Goods ore sx hac and
are "fered t,i or by the piece styery low pnoes
C. X a. Z. POlLL0N, 81 CsthaIIpe stIe.t,
NIL tnssods 70 corner Of Madison street.
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Vh0 Clay RcanluflNna

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, ls47.
An authentic copy Of the Hon Mr. Clay's resolutions
Is received There Is inaccurscy that affects the
sense in the slightest manner that already published
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good workman who understands his business will
stoy TO cutting take into consideration al the proportions Of
the head face ard entire not forgetting the peculiar
expressions of the features OF each and Of his
rons such the constant study and practice of Hill tho
lnimhie Hair Gutter No - and hence his
entire Fnd unbounded popuh with ell who patIo
Mise him Pay him ysit--l3 is the number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-19

BOY LO sT-Left his home on Tuesday afternoon about
- o'clock r. NJ, BARTHOLOMEW CEhAGiOLl
lnsane) between age of 10 and 10; had when h. ef
black elop cap, dsra I've 4 f~t coat. crte "a
tsoo "a llad cra,a Au} information rspsc''g HIN
VIII De thankfully received rs l u.fet't, Md ghpiy ~
waesl CbRAGlOlI as William st
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