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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
TRUSTEES, A.lLE.

10y virtue OF a deed Of Trust executed 10 the IN
II Ddersigned by X. ). Pendlelon and wife, we shall
offer for sale at public auction before The Court house
in Berkeley County. on Monday the 1871 day Of No
render neat, (Cour.day)
"A HOUSE and LOT,
conveyed in said deed, lying and being The town Of
Marlinsburg, on Queen street, adjoining the lois Of
ID. l.. McSherry and John Dolwick. This properly
is most excellent and desirable for a town residence.
Ieras.-One fourth OF the purchase money in cash
the balance in equal payments Of four, eight and
twelve months. The deferred pay men's TO be secured
by bond with good personal security, deed ofuua
on the premises.
NORMAN MILLER,
JOHN IA. LlKENS,
Trustees Of X. S. Pendietoa
Oct. &c, lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
GOLD ZACH C0MING!"
MARYLAND.


/ Hartford County.--In The Havre-de-Grace district
207 votes were polIed, and Gen. Tayior's ma
joriiy is 81, being &c more than Mr. Clay received in
I 1874. .aaeghaay Couniy.-In The town ofCunber-
land. Cass has majority Of 1873, gain of 67 upon
Folks vote. The remainder ofthe county will do bet
ter for Taylor.
CUMBERLAND, Md. Nov. 7, Il P M.
Taylor has a majority in Frostburg Of Is. Wing
gain of 50 the Presidential of 1874. Flint
stone gives Cass majority Of votes, small Wing
loss.
HAyaE DE GRACE, Now, Q A. M.
Cecil Comty.-cecil county all heard from except
ing few dis.ric,s--Cass leads SO far by 81.
Cass's majority in lie city of Baltimore is $40
Washington County Taylor's majority 275.
VIRGINIA.
RIcnmoSD, Nov. 7, 9 Pm.
Taylor's majority in the city Of Richmond Is 723.
The precinct OF Henrico Courthouse gives him a
majority Of 2i7.
WnEELIso, Nov. 7, 9 P. M.
In Wheeling the vote stood as follows, the close
Of the polls for Taylor. 6i6 for Cass, 1884, for Van
Buren,, g. Tay or's majority 1926.
ALEXANDRIA, NoY. 7, 9 P. M.
In the county Of Alexandra the vote stands, Tor
Taylor, $50, Tor cass, 202. Tayors majority 49,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Now, IL P. NJ.
In Fairfax county, Taylor's majority is l65-a gain
Of l46. In The town Of Fredericksburg, Tayl or's
ioiiiy is Ill. In Spo!syvania Courthouse district,
his majority is 81. At Harper's Ferry the vote for
Taylor is 20S, for Cass 2l7 Ohio Cou,dy.-5io ma
joriy for Taylor, being gain Of Is Mr.. Clays
vote in 1914. Chesterfield Comty--Cass has ma
iorily Of 204. The Locoloco loss is g. Jefferson
County --Taylor's majority l42.
DELAWARE.
In Brandywine the Taylor majority is 5, and in
New Castle so. In Chrstiana hundred, Taylor has
1872, Pineader I'D for Tayior-najor think.
though the despatch does not state, Wilmington
city gives Taylor l03--a Wing gain Of ITO.
NEW YORK.
The City Of New York gives about 5000 majority
for Taylor, and all five oil the Wing Cong.essmen
believed to be elected. The followngis the in
the different wards as far as received
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
REMOVAL, REMOVAL, REMoyALi''
WARD O. CO.'S
Old ESTABLISHED PRIZE UFFICE,

Old ESTABLISHED T ItIz1I1 q TT
IS SOW REMOVED TO THEIR NEW OFFICE
No. ITO North Gay Street, Baltimore, Nd
xNyHERE the Lottery and Exchange Business =
w transacted in all its branches Tins Onse :
celebrated for being the MOST SIICESSrUL
LOTTERY OFFICE IN THE UNiON.i
WARN 4 co. respectfully cali The attention ofthe
oublic 10 the following GRAND ARRAy oil MAGNifi-
e.gr I.orrEaiEs to BE- drawn during the month OF
AopealLer 10 those inclined to venture Tor The Smiles
Of ..Lnue Fortmae,n say, 'Noac Is your tine 10
giUe them Jessie
ness strictly confidential No Postage need be paid
on letters directed to as, and the Official drawing sent
% all who order tickets OF socn as the Lottery IS
drawn. Please address, WARD y W,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
Rarrfen.

On Wednesday morning the lst instant, by the Rev.
Wan. Love, JoHN BLAIR HoGE to ANNA CREIcnrcN,
daughter of the late John X. Wilson.
In this place on the 26th ut., by the Rev Joseph II
Plunket, JosErH LoMAN to Miss CArHARiNE ScHmirurz
both of iiarpers-Ferry,
On Thursday, IN Romney, Hampshire county Va, by
the Rev. MIR, Eggleston, Rev. RoBERT ID. CHAMBERs
formerly of this town, to Miss SUSAN MYrNeER daugh-
ter Of Daniel Mytinger, ESQ.,, Of that place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
TRUSTEES SALE,

10y virtue OF a Deed Of Trust. executed TO the IN
dersigned, bv Thos. Brown, dated October Sd,
1913. and OF record in the County touf, OF Berke-
ley will Offer iorsae. public auction. the ale
residence of said Brown IN MarlInsbnrg. one door
South Of Capt Boarnan's on The l3ih Of .Norember.
(being the first day Of Cour one undivided moe.y ola
Certain Int Of Hwssd
in the town OF Mar,insburg. known in the general
plan OF said town Lot No "a. beng the same
which was conveyed to the said Thomas Brown and
James S. Brown by James Brown. deed. BIZ Deed
dated April 3, 1910, of record also in said Court -
lso for sale lease all The neres, Of said Thomas
Brown in a Tract Of Land. living in Berkeley and
Jefferson Counties. being tn tnai was conveyed
to said Brown by Peter Crow by Deed dated Noveu,-
Der T. lS47sad interest being life estate, therein,
devised BY Abraham Huffman. deed. 10 his vile,
MARY Huffman, now the wife OF George w Mountz
which life interest conveyed 10 Trust BY the SAID
Mouniz and The said Brown became the owner there
OF under the sale by virtue OF said Deed OF Trust
Together with all The HOUSEHOLD and KITCH
EN- FURNITURE OF said Brown consisting. a.
mong other ,hings. Mahogany table, Cherry iable,
Mahogany Side Board, Eight day Clock 2 work
Stands Desk and Case. doz. Cam Bottom Chars.
doz Green, do. Rocking Char. doz Windsor
Chairs. Mantle Glass. Stoves, Beds, Bedseads and
Bedding. &c. &c. &c.
Also. Cow. s Barshear Ploughs, | Two Horse
Wagon
A Patent right FOR making a S,raly Cutier--and
one half Of Patent Rgh, owned jointly by James
Parks and said Brown for making Whea, Drill.
1erms.-For the real property-one half in hand.
and the balance in six months with nierest---with a
Trust Deed 10 the deferred paymenis.--For the
personally, for all sums under S. co CHSH, for sums
above IS 90 credu OF six months will be allowed up
on the Execution OF bond with approved security.
EDMUND PENDLETON,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
DUO ITO so
WINCHESTER ACADEMY,
WINCHESTER, VA.

REV. ALFRED HOLMEAD. PRINCIPAL,
Assisted By a number Of competent Instructors.
HyHE Fall term of this institution will be opened
il Monday the 9Th Of epIember. The course
OF Instruction in English, French, Classical and
Mathematical studies is thorough and complete Am
pile provision is made for Boarding in the family OF
The Principal
For Board and Tuition per session of months,
payable in advance, $S7, so
For Instruction IN French, an extra charge of 1000
Or Pupils will be received at any time during the
Term.
Every accommodation and comfort consistent with
strict order and discipline will he afforded The Board
ers OF the Institution For further particulars appli-
cation may be made TO any member OF the Board of
Trustees.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
X. Y. CONRAD, Pres't JoHN BRUcE,
ID. w. BARTON, Sec'ry II. ii. MCGUIRE,
I. A. TIDBALL, J. Fl. SHERRARD,
JAS. M. Mason, VIM. ATKINSON,
X. L. BALDWIN, JAMES MARSHALL
PHILP WILLIAMS, A. III. FL. BoYp.
Winchester, November 9, lS4S-4m,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
NOTICE.

The undersigned, Trustee of Thomas Brown.
hereby gives notice. that he shall proceed to close
said Trust at the earliest practicable moment. BY the
provisions of the Deed he is empowered 10 receive
all monies owing TO said Bfown--lo make all settle
men,s and compromises according TO his discretion.
EDMUND PENDLETON,
October o6 lS4S M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
P U BIG SALE
E1luabfe Personal Property.


NyILI. be offered at public sale, on Wednesday the
w 18Th day Of Norember nert. al The Mill Farm Of
Rob p. Bry ary. ESQ.,. sec'd., Darksvlle, the fol
lowing personal property 10 wit: a large quantity OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting in part OF
Beds and Bedng. Chairs Tables Sideboards "a hour
Clock, Stanley Stove, two Cooking Stoves, &C., SC.
ALSO three Stills with the appropriate sitting appa-
ralus, quantity OF superior old Whiskey, and some
Vinegar, and some Lard.
And Thursday the 10th, at Federal Hall, two
miles Northwest OF Daksvile, and six South OF Mar
tnsbnrg, very large and valuable lot or HOUSE,
and KIT CHEN FURNITURE. consisting Of ar,i-
cles too numerous and various paricularze. All the
Farming implements,
among which are one ne,o Road Wagon, two Planla-
ton do, Sulky. Two horse Carriage and harness,
horse Carr, two Ok Carts, set Of Blacksmith 3
Tools, a sic horse
1hveSIsing Machine
nearly ne,c. large lot Of RIDING HoRsEs, Work,
HoRsEs, AND CoLTs, about hliy head OF Fine Caitle
among which are some remarkably good Steers and
two yoke OF Oxen, about eighty head OF Fine Sheep
and as many Hogs. together with large quantity Of
jPheaf. Germ Clover Seed. and Timothy Seed
Terms Of Saie.--A credit o. Nine months will be
given on all sums Five Dollars tne purchaser
giving bond with approved security except for The
wheat which will BE- sold for Cash; for ali sums un
der Five Dollars Cash vii be required. No Proper
~ 10 be removed until The Terms are complied with
The Sale will commence at 70 O'Clock and be- con-
nued from day 10 day until all the property d.spos-
ed Of SAM'L D. BRYARIY
.7dia'r Of X. p. Bryariy deed.
Oct. 26, IS4S.-Rep. ST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
DrArYr or GEN. .rzAnMEx.

The brave and gallant Gen. Kearney, who SER
we'd his country faithfully during the war, and
who endured SO many hardships while in Cali
fornia is no more. He died in St. Louis on the
LIST Of November.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
ANOTHER LOAN

A Washington correspondent of the New
York Commercial expresses the opinion that the
Government will require loan of from $25-
600, 900 TO $40 900 900 by the 1st of June next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
An APoIoGY.

The preparations for the contest, and the alb
sence Of one Of our hands, who went to Hsmp-
shire to vote for "0ld Zach, compels US to
draw little upon our outside columns
Our friends witt surely excuse US under the
circumstances, as we had to ,cork hard last week
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
Tickets A5. Shares in proportion.


Who says a Package in the fine Lorery, there be-
ind Ia Prizes in every package OF 20 tickets. is
your .ine. Certificates OF Passages be had OF
Ward & Co. for
&c whole tickets $40 90 &c quarters $l7 so
26 halves S35 90 70 eighths SIS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
y ,s he County ceur Of Berkeley. October Terra.
Thomas Brown-pfr
AGAINST
Henry NJ. Nichols. &c--dft.
IN CHANCERY.
The absent defendant. Henry NJ. NicLols M, -
ing entered his appearance and gwen security aerar,
ing o law and The rules q the Court and appearing
monwealih II Is ordered thai the said degenaens ~
appear here on the second Monday in December isfs
and answer The bill OF the planif; and ,ha, ,h,s :.
der be published in the Mariinsbug Gaze,e ~ ~
months successiysy, and Ike copy BE- posted !, ,bs
from, door oil the courthouse Of the said county.
A Copy -Teste,
JACOB VAN DoREN. Z.
Oci. 10. lStS.-2m,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
HERE Is BEAUTY!
$4,000 LOLLARSl

G X A Y ID
UDNSGLl!DAlE-aD LOT FEB 70
Class %,
To be drawn in the City Of Baltimore, Md, on Sat
urday, Nov. 18th, 1913.
rs Numbers and Is Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
LOOK AT THIS cNE.
90, 100 LOLL RS!
MARYLAND

| MLfft LliIND
@ J NSOMIiDA1r- ed lL1lEElAlA Z 9
For the Benefit OF BEL-AlR.
Glass 81,
To be drawn in the City Of Baltimore, Md, ON Tues
day, Nov. Fl. l64S.
7S Numbers--l4 Ballots.
SCHE.ME
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09

HVHE subscriber will offer for sale his Old stand
Il one and half miles West OF Darkesyie, on
Thursday The 3la inst, his entire
s53eOOH lO52 GOOD,
consisting of the usual variety found in country
store.
The terms will be three months credit on all sums
over five dollars. The purchaser giving bond with
approved security Uniil the DAY Of pubic sale
shall continue To sell al cost
Oct. Is lSfS.-is. r. ID. SEAMAN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09

VIRGINIA:
IN The Circuit. Superior Court ofLaw and Chance
Il ~ for Berkee, County.
Meverell Locke. Admir-. Of John s. Harrison, j..
dec'd.--Complt.
AGAINST
William Dorsey. Admir-, de bonis non with the win
annexed Of John 5. Harrison, Jr. deed, and Others.
--igs.
IN CIIANCERY.
Commissioners Office. Mariin.busg,
October 49, lSis
NOTICE-All persons having claims against ii.
Estate Of John s. Harrison. IT,, deed. will present
them 10 me at my Office IN Mariiasburg on 81 heioe
the Sh day Of November with al such evidence
may be required 10 establish them
SEAMAN CARARD. comr.
Oct 10 1913. -9w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09

OCNSOLIlDAHlalD MU5S?ElsiAN.9
Class 80.
To be drawn in The CITY Of Baltimore, Md, on Su,ur-
day, Nov %, 1913.
78 Numbers and 20 drawn Ballots,
Making 20 Prizes in every &c tickets and two thirds
oil the tickets aie Prizes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09

e5~ On the 4th end 9Th instant 60i3 passen-
gers arrived at New York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
~:sic ~ aassa ia 1se. hcley.

este ~ aassa sas sses hclsy
pY Virtue Of dectee Of de CirrDii Superior
ED Goan Of Law and Chanccg, Tor The Conng u
Berkeley, rendered IN D canse therein depending, IA
which James W Gray IS complainant. and the nd
minisiraioI ana heirs 81 Samuel Mrsnor. dee'l. &c.
defendants lwlll on .ifo,iday ne 3th day tSseaber
1913, ( being Court das offer public to the
highest bidder before the Court inuse door. in alar
tinsbuFg, one hall an undivided parcel oil
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
al ara Ma@ rs or ItnlA y 5D.

lying on Mil Greek. ia the County Of Berkeley. adj
joining tie lands 81 James W, Gray Robert Daniels.
&c., berg the one halfof lois Nos. s. and H. in The
partition Of land amongst the hesfs Of Caleb Boob.
deed, and The same upon which Samuel Meanor re-
sided al HIS death.
Terms One hair in cash. and tie balance in twelve
months with interest from date he purchaser give
ein 90 The iana 10 secure the deferred payment
To this hall The widow has relinqushed her dow.
er and immediate possession VIII b. given.
ClAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
Oct &c, iS4S Spec Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
@pEHEq1 sE DNTaR73 SALTS.


q DT3fTNicfg 77ss73SS - fOIETI5iI273 gSEslfia.
john Hedges vs. Joaa,haai FIdndii9 SIS heirs, Sc.
EDY virtue Of aa order Of The Superior Court Of
d Berkeley in the above cause made at the Sep.
ienber Term last win offer for sale, at public auc-
tion before the Coui House door in The town Of Mar
tiusburg, Monday The lIh day IF December nsgl-
heing The first dag OF Couia ody OF Land 10 Berke-
ley County, of which Jollaihan Wandng died seized.
lying adjacent to Hedgesyie, viz: The Paser Farm,
containing about
= 90 a e. ss II ~.
The Rink Farm ofaboui 100 Acres--and tract ola
bout l50 acres making, together eco acres.
less. These tracts adon and viii be sold in one body
separately as may be desired.
i2liI9arI ACRES
Of wood land Of The above tracts viii be laid of and
excepted from the sae--a plat Of which will be ex-
hbiied. al any time, by the undersigned
Also. the Store House. and Dwelling, and Lot or
Lots upon which they stand in Hedgesgille, which
belonged 10 said WandlDg Ia his life time
The above property viii be sold. inclusive Of the
Widows Dower---an arrangement having bfen made
with her, by which HE purchaser WAL retain the pur-
chase money in bis hands, during her life, paying the
/ interest thereon, annually. TO her
Terms One third OF the purchase money in hand
and the Balance IN two equal instruments aiwelye and
eighteen months. The purchaser viii be required 10
execute Trust Deed. conveying The premises, 10 Sc
the deferred payments.
EDMUND PENDLETON.
Oct &c, 1913. Special COMMISSIONER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
CIR aND S HEM T.

Tickets $40. Shares in proportion.
This is a splendid Lottery and no mistake. Try a
Package OF " ard s Co. as they can be had Tor
25 whole tickets, $3.50 Is quarters S32 SO
25 halves sos rs Eighths $40 %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
NOTICE

Those indebted 10 the firm Of Tate and Seaman, win
call Immediately and settle their dues, as longer IN
diligence cannot BIZ given.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
THE STAR OF TUE MONTH.
100000! 1.2l1.2yS!!

In Prize Monday TO be distributed throughout the u
n.ted States.
GRAND
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09


The Steamship Hibernia reached Boston on
Friday-her day Of leaving Liverpool the 2lst
of October. The news she brings is Of the
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GOD

WOOD
e,-WANTED ATTHE GAZETTE oFFIcE-Os
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BALTIMORE MARKET Nov. T--4 o'cik, p. m.
FROM s. x. BuRKHoLpER & coy TELEGRAPH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
nrY,wr7.ly coyry e.

The following is the vote of our County on
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
TOlGlAIAN NEWS
ARRIVAL. ETs THE
STEAMER HIDE2sllh.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
DELAWARE.

The City Of New York gives about 5000 majority
for Taylor, and all five oil the Wing Cong. are
believed to be elected. The folowingis the vote in
the different wards as far as received:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09
THURSDAY MORNING noyGnBnE .. lsa'

na1Y gBWR @ $500
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-09

The vote in town Of Bridgeport is as follows For
Taylor 634. for Cass 439. In the town Of Fairfield
Taylor S5l, Cass 1856. Returns from all except six
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

mere is something in the close vote for
Governor in this State, which we are unohlo
10 reconcile with other facts connected with
the election. Tho actual returns received nv
mall from Do counties, show a Whip onin o(
22,00O, on the vote of last year, when the DEM
ocrallc candidate succeeded by 10000 minority
The Wings gain in 40 of these DC counties and
the Democrats gain in only five of them, and in
all OF these latter, only 800. This general oain
in such a vast maj GRITTY Of the countIes, heard
from, and scattered all over the surlace Of tbe
State, might reasonably be supposed to indicate
u would be the same in the reminder of the
State, but the other sixteen counties, instead
OF giving a corresponding Wing gain, mus
have gwen a democratic increase of at lcos,
4oOO votes, Again. There are eighteen " hio
members elected to ongress ont of %, and =
wing majority of 10 to 90 in the Leg stature. IN
a house OF 100 members. Such a result conld
hardly have taken place, without a heavy az
gregate whig majority, b'th in the CONGRESS-.
lonaI and Legislative ticket, particularly as in
several OF the districts the waig members
have been elected by very large mqj,rines; !
the city, for instance, by 1000; Lancaster be-
1900; and in the Pittsburgh district, BY neorIv
500 We should suppose the Wing majority
IN the State Congressional ticket. could M,
possibly, be less than 10 to 5000 whilst tbat O.
the Governor, according to the teIcgraphic nd.
vice can only be a few hundred.
oHIo.-It is rather a curious coincidence
that IN Ohio, the result should have been BRET.
W much The same as in Pennsylvania. In the
first heard from, where the maioritles
were iull asilarge as in 1914, when Mr. Clov
carried the State by about 5000, and vet in tbn
rest OF the State, iaccording to the telegropb,c
despatch, the democrats have overcome MI Inc
majority.
90 lar as we have returns, the wings have lost
membero of Congress in Ohio, but the, have
ga'ued two in Pennsylvania ~. o. Bulletin.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27
CANTON, MISS.
FaIDAr..:........ p, sc.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
TnE TAYLOR PLATFORM.


The poteer giiren tg he Conshtuhon q he
Erecuiire, 10 intepose his reto, Is high roa'er-
sasise porcr, nrhich should nerer Be ererei'ef ca
csps IA eases of clear relation Of he constitution,
Dr. ma,lJesi haste and rant Of consideration BY
C.ngres.
The personal opinions Of &e indiri'ual rho
NAV happen 10 occupy NE Ereeutire char, ought
not 10 control be action Of Congress upon cues
hons Of domestic policy, nor ought has objections
10 be iatsrposcd ptese questions Of constitutional
porer hare been settled BY thc Uarious departments
Tgopernment, and acquiesred n BY Me people"
: Upon ne subjects Of Ae tariff, III currency,
ihe Improvement Of our great highscays, %riue's,
lakes and harhors. TIE ,giH Of he people, as er-
pressed through their representatives in congress,
ought TO be respected, aud earned out BY he Ere
cuiiUe,n
+" War, al all times, and under all circun1-
stances, is a national calamity, 70 be a%rotded, VI
compatible NTH national honor" " IHeprincPes
T our government, as nell as lbs true policy, q 9
ppOsed to The su5g agation Of other nations,
and the dismemberment Of other countries by
conquest, for, m The language IF The great WASH
iNeroS, Why should we quit our ocn to stand on
foreign grouad?'" u. TAYLOR
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27
FROM Mrzlco-Tho New orIs,n. n,oo,.

FROM Mrxlco.-The New Orleans Dooors of
the 18TH and Goth contain letters and edi,ori.ls
concerning an affair which took place !, Tn
PlcO about the Goth ult. The Picovnne,s cor.
respondent says that a movement wa, mods a.
we night OF the Goth by the National Guards
" lamPlco, for the purpose Of banishinp the
"''ll'afy rom the town, upon the ground that
'ne latter intended to disarm the Guard. and
pronounce for Santa Anna. The Military
numoered lob men, the National Guard con-
sls's OF quo men, with only $50 muskets.
mere was no fighting, however, as the mill
tary evacuated the city and the National Guard
'ook possession of their position. Castillo. the
Chief OF the Guard, issued an address. n
which he complains Of standing armies in zen.
eral and the Mexican Army in particular, and
alleges that tine chief object ofthis m ovemor,
was to prevent a pronunciamento in favor or
dictatorship.
The Picayune thinks the whole oe.ir =
temptibIe unless connected with the RngoIo
Hunt; the Delta says it is connected. nd -,
Iolces exceedingly in being able to make sucI,
an announcement-T. Wh,g.