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Late and important from Mexico,
COMMANDMENT OF THE CAPITOL.
Gen. Scott takes possession Of The Cay-Santa
Anna womded-Ge BRAVO killed.
PIcAYUEE ExTRA,(
N Orleans, Saturday Evening, Sept. rs.
The steamship James L. Day has just arriv-
ed from Vera Cruz, which port she left on the
2lst inst. The intelligence fully confirms our
anticipations as to the results of the negctia-
tons. We have no details, but a letter from
Orizabo TO Mr.. Dimond, the Collector at Vera
Cruz, dated the 10th inst, says an express has
Just arrived from the city of Mexico, which
brought the intelligence that Gen. Scott had
entered the capitol, after having on the 18th
taken the formidable fortress Of Chapultepec
and the Citadel.
He entered the city on the night of the day
on which the battle took place. Gen. Bravo
was killed, and Santa Anna himself was
wounded in the arm, and had retired with the
remnant of his troops, which had suffered Sc
verely, to Guadalupe.
The Sun Of Anahuac says the heights o.
Chapultepec were taken possession Of on the
18th, and the l4th and 18th was spent in bonn
harding the city, and a portion Of our army
entered on the morning Of the 10th, the bal
ance remaining at Chapullepec.
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proven that the compromising Secretary is the
real author Of the Wilmot ProvisO. Ifhe, as a
member ofthe committee which drafted these
resolutions took any part in the work, he is the
author Of something very much like the Provi-
sOi indeed the sentiment, principle and object
are precisely the same.
Verify, the course of a LocofocO politician
is BY no means smooth. A man who, in 1879
was loud in the praise Of those representatives
who sustained the cause Of justice, humanity
and patriotism" by opposing the Missouri Com
promise; now turns himself about and pro-
claims, that very measure 'saved the Union in
$780, and will do so again, in case of the &C.
QUESTION of Mexican territory2 If the Secre-
tary had said in his letter to the glorious De-
mocracy of old Berks," that he had changed his
opinions, giving at the same time, his reasons
for doing SO, we might have had some little
confidence in his honesty; though even then,
his motive being so apparent, we should have
suspected hIm--but as far as was concerned,
that would have been the proper course. Ta-
King him altogethers however, he seems to be
one of The most unprincipled politicians now
belonging to the Locofoco party; and that is
saying a good deal for him, And we cannot
see how Southern Democrats can see anything
in the man, or in his late letter to applaud.
They may suppose him honest, but If they trust
the interests which will be affected by the
Wilmot Proviso, to his keeping, they will be
sadly disappointed. He has betrayed himself,
and cannot therefore be true to others. He,
as well as some other leading Northern Loco
iocos, may be honest in their professions Of
friendship for the South, but with their past
course before us, we are doubly assured that
they are.."unco weak and little to be trusted.''
Time will show whether these suspicious are
not well founded.-T. Whig.
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CARD.

RTR BODE will resume his school
I0A Of instruction in Music on the
FORTE and GUITAR on
Monday the 4h of October inst. He
tenders his thanks for the kind patron
age he has already received from the
public, and assures his friends that every
effort will be used to secure a continu-
ance of their favorable regard.
Terms as heretofore, viz: per session
of five months,
Music on the Piano Forte, $500
" Guitar, 5000
Payable one half in advance.
October 2, l847. 3-tf
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Law AND EauITY-"Pray, my lord,' said
a gentleman to a late respected and rather
whimsical Judge, sswhat is the distinction be-
tween Law and Equity Courts?" sVery lit
lie in the end,9' replied his Lordship 4sthey on
" differ as far as time is concerned. At com
mon law you are done for at once; in equity
you are notsc easily disposed Of. The former il
q bullet, which is instantaneously and most
chantably effective; the latter is an anglers
hook, which plays with its victim before i,
kills i. The on prussir, acid and tho other
iaudanun.D
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De BOWS COMMERCIAL REvIBw.-Mr. Foster,
the agent for this valuable work is now in this
place soliciting subscribers and will probably
remain until the first of next week. It is a
work that should be in the hands of every plan
ter and Merchant, containing as il does a vast
amount of commercial, agricultural and gener-
al information, suited to the Southwest. Next
Monday will be a good time for our country
friends to subscribe. E. D. Ward & Co, are
also agents,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
To OCTOBER Term. 1847.

To OCTOBER Term, 1847.
Figures Lowe: Attachment for the
Frley Jones.
VTNHE attachment in this Ease having
n been returned by the Sheriff to the
Clerks Office Of said Court duly exccut
ed, notice is hereby given hat unless
the said defendant FriIey Jones do ap-
pear before SAID Court on the 30th day
Of October next, at the next term there,
of, to be holden at the Court House of
said County in the town Of Canton on
the First Monday of October next (1847)
and defend said suit, judgment final b
default will be rendered against him,
and if he fail to replevy the property
attached, the same will be ordered to be
sold to satisfy said plaintiffs debt, da-
IMAGES and costs.
H. R. COULTER, CIR.
A. H. HANDY, At'y for Plf.
October 2, 1847. SO
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GEN. A. B.. BRADFoRD.-Without the knowl.
edge of consent of Gen. Bradford and in order
to fill up our Taylor ticket, we to-day run up
his name Tor Governor of the State Of Missis-
sippi. We think it due to the tried soldier, and
true patriot to pay him ZONE mark OF respect
to testify our high appreciation of his character
and services. And what more appropriate than
for the friends of Gen Taylor throughout the
State, to cast their votes for him for the highest
office in their gift? We therefore call upon
them-the friends of Taylor, the friends of the
South, and Of the Union,-and upon the whole
press OF Mi 'sissippi to take up the name of
Alexander B. Bradford, and place it upon
their tickets for the approaching election, with
the positive assurance that if elected, old
Withlacoochee,-the Murat of Taylor's army,
will appreciate the force of the complimen t,
and will not refuse to serve the regular Guber-
material term.
Friends of Taylor! Heroes of the first Rifle
men! Gentlemen Of the Mississippi press!-
Help US 10 put this ball in motion.--HoAy Springs
GGsehe.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Julep has heard in
silent sorrow that one Pat Tompkins, an Irish
man from Vicksburg, has caught an old war
horse, and is beating him like mad all over this
Congressional District, giving him no show at
all! Ju'ep can't express his horror at this
Even a horse, who has been ridden in the
Mexican War by the patriotic and gallant Jake
Thompson as this one has deserves som pity.
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To CANDIDATEs,-As We shall not print any
tickets grataitOusly, for the coming election,
candidates will please send in their orders ear
ly, giving the names to be printed and the
number they wish for. Tickets must be paid for
on delivery.
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G5-The candidates for the Legislature vi
address the people on
Tuesday, October 9th at B Herrods,
Wednesday, 0ct. 9th at Beattie's Bluff,
Thursday, Oct. 7th at Battles Springs,
Friday, Oct. 9th at jacksonville,
Saturday, Oct. 9th at Camden.
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sCROFuLA.

HAYNES AI.TERATNE
~ bed in almost su
of disease and with unpsaA
especially in Cutaneous Gfd
cerous, Scro(ulous and SH
ease, Liver Complaints, Dyq
diseases originating from
or enlargement of The Glalt
rity of the Blood,
Mr.. J, H. Anderson, Lanh
j., says, | have used three
your AlteratiUe with mos .
effect,
Mr., ]. F. Frazer, Sidaey,
| have sold belasl bottle q
ra,iye, and the indications
will sell very rapidly. M
ken Of by all who have aed
Gowdy, HazzlewOOd y Dal
bellyilIe, KY, say'-Ws W
send US i've doz. Of your Al'
we have run short Of the aIl
are curing a Cancer, and Y,
pack the Medicine immedlaR
ward ii on. Your medlelaP'
we'll in this section.
Messrs. Thralls & Pollllg
a., say, April Sd, lS46'-W
.ly out Of your Alternative
medicine Please send Y y
Feper and Agas-A w
ed.-From every part W.
Ague Pills have been ussa
their universal and entire sa
DUNG Fever and Ague,
Mr.. George Stephens
Marango, H., says,-fga
are making great cures ~
Tonic vermifuge and CaIa
good satisfaction. Messfs n
Freeport, III. Say
all your Ague Pills, and nle',s
Please send us 9
a.
Thomas Gully, ESQ., H's
Medicines gl'
satisfaction. Your Agp
never failed to succeed, ! 4.
Prepared only BY Dr. ~
and c,,,.s
PRIEsTLEY y
September 20, l847.
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VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-Tho AtlGs hos received
intelligence from Vermont of a nature favora-
BILE to the Wings. According to the Ahas the
Senate stands I8 wings and 10 Democrats. In
two districts, the result is not yet fully known
but most likely the democratic candidates are
elected. The house of Representatives will
stand about ITO wings, 80 Democrats, and 10
Liberty. Number of towns not Represented.
30. OF course, there is no choice of Governor
BY the people. The Wing candidate will be
elected by the Legislature.
Later and fuller returns state the final re-
suit, for the senate, is II Wings, 10 democrats.
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ANEcDoTE OF DAVID CROCHET. = David once
visited a menagerie at Washington, and paus-
ing for a moment before a particularly hideous
monkey, exclaimed, "What a resemblance to
the Hon. Mr.--m The words were scarce
ly spoken when he turned, and, to his utter as
lonishment, saw, standing at his side, the very
man whom he had complimented. 81 beg your
PARDON" said the gallant Colonel, 81 would
not have made the remark had / known that
you were near me; and | am ready to make
the most humble apology for my objectionable
rudeness, but" looking FIRST at the insulted
member of Congress, whose face was anything
but lovely, and then at the animal that he had
compared to him, "hang moif / can tell wheth.
er ought to apologize to you or the monkey.u
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We learn from a source that we consider re-
liable that the loss Of our army in taking the
CITY Of Mexico was very severe-amounting
probably to several thousands.
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DiED.-At his residence in this County, on
Tuesday evening last, Mrs. MARlAH, Consort
Of ID. W.. HAErr-aged 80 years.
Her funeral will be preached next Sabbath
by Dr. Stewart at the Pearl iRver Church.
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CoTroN.--The demand has heen active and
the sales amount to 1000 bales. Stock on hand
23,707.
Middling I01al0i-Middling Fair lO3alOf
Fair llall4-Good and Fine ll3al2
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MAINE.-The Congressional delegation stands
the same as in the last Congress- wing, eLo-
%cofccos.
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The Boston Post says that the rumor of T.
w DORIS death IS not true; bis health is i'm
proving.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
Gr FRANKLIN SMITH, Independent

~ FRANKLIN SMITH, Independent
Candidate for Auditor Of Public Accounts
viii address the people at
Macon, Tuesday, September ID.
Columbus, Thursday, Sept l6,
Starkeville, Saturday, Sept. 10,
Aberdeen, Tuesday, Sept. 2l,
Houston, Thursday, Sept. 23,
Pontotoc, Saturday, Sept 25,
Fulton, Tuesday, Sept %,
J%acinto, Thursday, Sept. 30,
Ripley, Saturday, October 2,
Holly SPRINGS, Tuesday, Oct. 8,
Oxford, Saturday, Oct, 9,
Fonola, Monday, Oct. II,
Charleston, Tuesday, Oct. y,
Coffeeville, Thursday, Oct. Ia,
Grenada, Friday, Oct. Is,
CorroIlton, Saturday, Oct. l6,
Greensboro, Monday, Oct. 10,
Kosciusko, Wednesday, Oct. 20.
Or Newspapers in those counties please
notice.
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GTBLAcK THE MANGO

One c. j REGcEM an. Of
Yazoo City, about twelve months
ago advertised in our paper his Livery
Stable. We gave an order on him for
the amount to be eat out. He, after paw
ing a part of the order in that way has
refused to pay the balance, and the Law
OF the land a give no redress. We
therefore take out his advertisement and
caution all publishers, printers, &c, as
is usual in such cases.
October 2, 1897.
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6rsee article from Rev. Mr.. Champlin in re-
la!ion to the institution for the blind.
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CANTON FEMALR ACAnEMv7

CANTON FEMALE ACADEMY.
: ME exercises Of this institution will
be resumed on Monday the 4th Of
October next, under the super~ attendance
as heretofore, Of Mr.. Robert Anderson
Principal. 1t having been found
impracticable 10 procure in due time and
in sufficient quantity, the requisite ma
terlal for the WINTER UNIFORM hereto.
fore prescribed for the pupils the Trus.
tees have resolved not to insist on its
adoption for the ensuing session.
September 25, l847.
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JAMES E, MATT
WILLIAM clan
C. A BRABFWl
H. s. FOOTE
JOHN D. FREE
w M. S. LANGtT'
OIL E BARRE
G. S. TARPLEV
RICHARD C0l
PHILIP HILZHH
F. S. HUNT,
SA MUEL MATTl
SA MUEL HlL2HE
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OAKLANn-

FOB Poe'
INTR. & MRS. o o,li
that the eighth se., ',leHa
ton commences on ~ :
October neat. The D w ~
Institution it is befi 1sa
well known; it comn,;d
extensive system Il Ivy in.,l
fers high ADVANTAGES 'lA
may wish their daS"s,
thorough and a%ccomsSI;ssn
Faithful and unws .',;
constantly given, ths, \,
may be thorough il Y. "
study they pursue; tt ,,'9
rect intellectual and
they have respectful, Ei'al
polished manners. aug
The opportunity for \.
ton, on the Piano For"
of the voice, is con6dsoaa
unequalled in the couni,n
The beautiful hand
young ladies, and their ,I
tic, shown at the several n
evince that the pursuit 4
its higher branches, II
attention to those u,ssl
ments. @'a y
,.-. TEENS,
J Junior class, per session I,
Senior I" d
Music
Boarding (
Use Of Piano "
The charge will Be Fran
of the pupil until the enJ
and no deduction for abssa.
the case Of protracted MINI
Visiting to or from N 4,
not Permitted-th the casa 4 I,
guardians of course exceSs
Much additional acconS
been made for boarders, sSi
is intended. The establish
ed for It's retired, HEALTHY N
situation.
An examination extend,
two days, will be held alr
each session, followed by,
Gale, to both of Which, I'M
relatives of pupils, and al
Institution are respectfully
Jackson, Sept. 25, l84i,
(. We, the unde rsigusd, VII
daughters and wards at tO
stitute, and have ATTENDED
nual examinations Of lAal
take pleasure in recommeD6
highest terms. We hayeH
in the a oility, energy andad
a cement Of the Principals
that it is a school where onl
may as certainly acquire ihe
and branches b
education, as at any institu
continent.
JAMES E. NAT
WILLIAM CLAN
G. A BRkBFu
H. s. FOOTE
JOHN D. FREEI
w M. S. LANGtT
OLIVER BARRE
G. S. TARPLEY
RICHARD con
PHILIP HILzaH
f. S. HUNT,
SAMUEL MATTE
SAMUEL HIL2HE
-EAYNE'S Al.TERATTE
u bed in almosi sa
Of disease and with unpsaA
especially in Cutaneous G8a
S..c. GIL
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The Holly Springs Gazette has hOisted the
ofold Zach for next President.
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miscellaneous.
rRESH FRUITS. &C.

FRESH FRUITS. &C.
MALAGA GRAPES, Malaga kaistns in Is fp.e bal ana
VIqr boxes Lsnie Curranis, sullana Raslns aladela
Cisnn Italian Cilron Canded Orange and Lemon
Peel, Lemons, Oranges, Pomegranaies shaddooks'
Bordeaux Punes IN fancy boxes, smyrna ana sisl-
sga Figs Egyptian Dates, Arabian D.ieti bilie 7
Almonds Jordan Shelled Almonds .sicliy sAe4ee
Almonds, Almonds Paper Shell, &C. filbensi
Brazil Nuts, Madeira Ngts, Pecan Nuis- Conoa
Nuts, Pea Nuts, Caabris, Sicily and fehned
Licorce Rock Candy Sperm Candies al
No. H.. cOOTs snd different prlces, Sperm VI, WIN
yer and fall strained, Sweet OIL IN bottles
and beiiies SaTdines In oil, Anchoyies,
Olives Capess, Mushroom and Tomato
Ketchup, Pcked Onions, Wslnuis,
Gherkins &c. Worcestershire Sauce
together with genera! assortment VI
English Sauces.
Superior Green and Black Teas, fu assortment, ana
White and Brown Sugars, all the different kinds al Az
prices COfee assortment el-O roasted and ground
daily Chocolate, prepared Cocoa and Paste, Cocoa
Shells, Spices, hole and ground, warranted pure,
Bakers Brown, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Lemon Gin
ger, Orgeat and other Syrups, Cherry and kssp-
berry Brandy, a rich and delicious cordial Cor
dIals foreign and domestic In bottles and on dfilii
old Irish, Scotch and Monongahela Nhiskey, s1'
pefior old Wines and Liquors. an assortment
Scotch. English and American Ale and Porter
and bottles, lsinelass, Tapioca, Arrow Root
ChSthsm-si Sage, Starch, Rice, Barley, llominy, Oai
meal, CASTLE, Yellow and Shaving Soap,
lL.ligo, white comb Honey, hoasses
and Syrup. Brandy Peaches and Cher
Iies Rock Candy Juiube fase, Sale
Tsus Jeies. East aud Nest lndis
Preserves, Sbps8gO, English and
American Cheese &c.
Congress aud Pavilion Saratoga Water In qt and pi.
bottles Hav and Principe SegaIs various brands and
very Hedscke Champagne snd other fayorte brands
always hand The above goods for sale IN original
GAsSNER& YOUNG. No. 49, Chelham-st
d3u opposite the Chatham Theatre
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Brig Clinton Andrews d I'm Charleston cotton and
rice 10 Sturgos, Chairman Co.
Brig Germ of Eastport) Dyer % Dc I'm - Juan. Ca
hides and wood 20 G0o1huo & Co. Leit 10 American
vessels.
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% Grce. oil. ,, ,
- Marks cotton 10 Nesinth Walsh. llth inst at -
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from Orleans Tor Boston, is days out l3in lai So 81
lon -. passed brig Town, (oi Bsia) from boston; =
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From the Rochester American
or WILLIAM n. c. HosaER.

L.
WY ike hash OF light upon the mind
When Loot In thought upon foreign shore
Comeih the strange impression that We una
The features OF a landscape known before
Oh why, at times when high discourse we hoidi
Rusheih wild remembrance on the brain
That wrapped Ia shadow, we rehearse again
Wordsbres,hed we know not where In times oil ola
Is present life a mirror that reflects
Scenes Of q preexistense passing strange
A dark and narrow isthmus that connects
The far-off Heretofore with Future change
Vyisdom by years OF pain and toll amassec,
Noueht but a resurrection Of tho Past
On the sensation that still uneffaccd
Are characters OF ante. natal lore,
His phsntasy majestic Plato bssed,
That knowledge Ia MISUNDERSTANDING more
And Tully,. too the silver tongued and wise
Fancicd the Present but passing show,
An appsrton dim OF long ago,
Waking train of glorious memories
And the gray, laureled Bard OF Rydal deems
That earth was not our starting place and Thought
Is conscious of a learning elsewhere taught,
Compared with which ettainments here are dreams
The dazzling revelation OF today
Light from an old Eiysium far away.
cicero 10 his treatise ON Old Age iemal hs insuppcf
plsto's doc,r "a Mssno afgunento hOinnestcft
svnoue aptequam natl sini, quad Jam puet gum ho-
disean ia eeleTiteT innumefsbes affpun'
n IA non tum pIimum socipere vdeenter, sed feSei =
ecsrday,"
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