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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27
ELECTIONS.

All Inc returns we have that appear to be at
al fel'oOie are these; Georgia, Loco Foco
majority 26l votes. Their majority last year
was about 200; not coo majority for The
wings as We accidentally gave it last week.
IN pennsylvania We have gained members IN
Congress- and have y majority in the Senate
AID IN The House; Governor uncertain. In
ONO the wings are believed to have majority
IN The Leglslature-they have lost one mem
Der OF Congress; Governor uncertain.
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Inc "hole number OF electoral votes i 7qO
necessary o a choice l46 It will be Sc,
that Gen Taylor needs only % votes f,on
among the doubtful States. Penn.vrv,,i.
alone vii elect him. Oaio and any other S,.,s
put Gown as doubtful, will also eIscr ~,
South Caroline, Georgia and Louisiana yyilr ~.
eject nm without either Pennsylvani, ar ON
IT'S chance is infinitely better than tba, n
General Cass, for each and every State weh,r.
put down as doubtful, we have already c,,r,.s
ana IN all likelihood, Ohio aad Pennsvlv,nf,
Gen. Cass must obtain 81 votes ouf If ,h.-.
doubtful States TO secure his election. an.
more than twice as many as General T,,r,r
needs. Pennsylvania and Ohio togetb.r 40
Votes) Will not elect him. Ohio. Lopisi,,.
Georgia and South Carolina together (48vo,ss,
viii not elect him. PENNSYLVANIA. so,,k
Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana will lust giv..
MIN the necessary vote, 81. So it is seen Ihaf
ne must either get all the doubtful States nv
all except Ohio, to be elected; In other words
he cannot be elected withoutthe vote Of Penn
s. lvania.-Buena Tista.
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WHICH IS EI7HT flames W. Taylor, of the
Cincinnati Signal, to whom the famous ;. Sic
nal letters was written by General TAYLOR,
says he opposes old lack because that letter
convinces him $ he was in f1rror of the extern
sion of slavery, and opposed to the WiImot pro
Vlso." Southern Locofocos, however pre-
tend o oppose General Taylor for The VI o.
posIte reasons, deduced from the same. identi-
cal Signal letterl The old Hero himself, how
ever, whose word few have daed to doubt
and whose honor none will question. saws he
intended to express no opinion at all IN the
subject of the Wilmot proviso, &c, in tina,
! ,<'ter .-Souttron
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EXTRAORDINARY SrEz1. -Receatfv f. H.
land, on the GREAT Western Railroad. -ss-s-v-
seven miles were passed over 81 IN exa-s..
train in seventy-eighE minutes. fusenss-ns.e
seconds, including stoppa-e I'll = i've us5.urs-
thirty-6ye seconds. Flly raree ns.ss 81 he
journey were performed ia fortv-aias minutes.
thirteen seconds The speed IA lsgss eases
was kept up a. seventy. seveasv-twa. an
seventy -seveu miles an hour Th.s Fass "a
speed was attained, Il WILL ba observea. "a =
brad guage trac> seven feet wsae. ana VISA
engines having diving waee.s eizas fses q
diameter How long Will ID B. before XaaNss
ingenuity viii rival this extra 5rllaary ssseat
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

Gentlemen, long for the union of the
South for the sake of the South. care ma,
what may be the measures that produce it. il
will be blessing beyond all The benefits tho
Presidential office can confer The South NAV
be united ID vindication of her rights. AGAINST
Northern President. 1t never can be so
against Southern President. For these reas-
ons' care very httle what may be the course
OF Gen. Cass on the subject"
.Ir. Rheh's speech at Charleston.
The above paragraph from the speech Of the
Honorable BarnwelI Rhelt, at Charleston. we
copy as the latest reason we have seen assign
ed Tor the support of Gen. Cass.
The argument seems 10 be this, that it il had
policy for the South ever to elect so,,hara
n an for office, because it would be more diff.
cult TO unite the South against a Northern man
So our proper course is, to elect a Nor,bern
man who will violate our rights. and tbns oiro
Us an opportunity to unite again. whereas ;f
we elect Southern man, lie will never oive rs
that chance. That will do. We live and
learn. Mr.. Rhett may take our hat, We
commend the article 10 the consideration II
the southern Democracy.
NJ n p..U4.
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HUMRIGGERX

We, like many others, have long believed.
and probably, have often said, that the leaders
OF the Loco Foco party, the men who build
platforms and expound principles, with all their
boosted confidence in the intelligence of the
people, really consider them only as suitable
subjects for them TO humbug And they do
humbug them so openly and unblushnglv. or
else these leaders such COMPOUNDED fools.
where they profess to be simply rascaIs. that il
Is sometimes wonder and marvel to u.s. s
a simple illustration of the gulibility of the
people or the went of sense in their leaders
we give the following jewel which we find in
the last weeks Missssippian. The consisten-
cy Of the principles here laid down is what
makes it jewel. We print it just as we find
it, exactly:
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

HE LATE TREASURY LOAN We can hard.
~ think so meanly of Mr. Walker, as to sun.
| pose that he has authorized the defence nm,
forward by the Union, for the late illegal loan
on Treasury notes, that it was done bv Mr..
McClintock Young. chief clerk of the DEPART
menf, but acting Secretary during Mr.. Walk
er's absence, and who did it under Mr.. Walk
eFs advice, which of course was the same "a
an order. We give the following remarks on
the subject from the Baltimore Patriot.
Bulletin.
The 100000 TREASURY LoAN.-The Wash
ington Union publishes a defence of This trans
action, and says that Mr.. Walker. the acro,o-
ry OF the Treasury, did nothing more than adj
wise IT, the responsibility of the measure heinz
upon Mr. Young, the Acting Secretary If tho
treasury The Union also states that the Sec
rotary OF WaF being at the time in New York
with Mr.. Walker, concurred in ADVISING tho
negotiation to be made.
The attempt to shift responsibility of Tho
business from Mr.. Walker to Mr.. Youno !.
one OF the most suspicious circumstances con
"ec'ed with IT, Mr.. Young was, of necessity. the
principal being absent in New York-tbe oc,-
ing secretary, but who would expecr him to
refuse to do what the Secretary advised hin, ;,
do, IN regard TO a matter CONCERNING tho of,,;r.
OF the department? Surely Mr.. Walker did
NOT expect nm 10 refuse, and Mr.. Euung coula
not nave supposed that ane BODY Womb hint
he would. Mr.. Walkers advice. as ! al,
eo' was' nnder the circumstances, nothing les.
than an instruction, which Mr. Young pronn,.
ly followed.
1t the transa elton is a legal one-if it's
good one-ii il is one which Mr.. Walker can
explain satisfactorily to Congress wbv doos
he seek to shift the responsibility of il mon .
subordinate officer in his department? These
are suggestive questions, and in thinking Of =,
ans"e~to them, one can hardly help supposino
mat IN what MIR. Walker did in the matte, 10
intends to claim to have acted as an indiv;dn.1
md not as an officer-that he wants "a
he transaction is concerned, to senara,o ,b
nan from the office He may have motives for
MS We shall, probably, see when Congress
meets.
In regard to the legality Of the thing. wo
nave this TO say: If the Treasury notes wero
purchased bona fde, it was all right. But if
as is understood, it was agreed that the pur-
chase should be only form, and was made
with the understanding or agreement, that at a
certain Tune the same amount of notes were to
De returned to the sellers at tae same rate a.
we're paid for them, then it is a loan made on =
'iedge OF Treasury notes, and is clearly with
put warrant of law and against law.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

Divine services wilt be performed at II
O'Clock 4. NJ, next Sunday. The subject of
the sermon will be "The folly and danger Of
the idolatrous love of populnrlty.''
The first Wednesday in November, at can
die light, q lecture will be delivered {" in ex-
PLANTATION and defence of the Liturgy of the
Protestant Episcopal Church"
EDWARD FONTAINE.
Rector OF Grace church,
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a fRINfIPLE.-" hold,n said western edi-
Tor, with dignlfied emphasis, u bold lt.as
seii-evIdent principle that no man shoul. Ia 4
newspaper three consecutive wears without
making al least an apology to the editor for aot
paying for it,"
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The GENERAL RESULT.

The following statement will SHOW the n.
Ter impossbility of the election Of Genera.
Cass- We give him every State that his friends
can claim as certain. We give him Maine.
where the Casz candidate for Governor receiv-
ed but small plurality, and put down Ohio
and Pennsylvania, where we have lust suc-
cceded, as doubtful:
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FOR MAJOR GENERAL.

Gen. JOHN Nj. DUFFIELD will serve il
reelected Major General Bird Division NJ. Nj.
The counties of the division are Madison.
Holmes, Yazoo, Washington, Kinds, Warren,
Copiah, Simpson, and Rankin. Election 9th
and 18th of November next, LIST Monday and
Tuesday of that month
October 10, l848.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

COTION-NEw ORLEANS, Saturday, Octo.
Der 2l.-The sales of the week amount to o.
$50 bales. Stock on hand 1888 bales. Prices.
Ordinary, At At; Mddling, ST 81; Mid
ding Fair, 3-8 ST See Foreign news for
Liverpool Market
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

Why Is MT PAT THERE The Brandon Re.
publican says, " Just a word from Pat (Tomp-
klns) would knock the prop from under fifty
Cass votes in this county"
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FOR Weep ESD ENT,
HEELARE FEELYHaBEgE.

4" disaUosc most naeqarocoily, now and ylorerer,
any desire onnay part to interfere ~ih The rights
Of ,chat IS termed the property Of the cattsens
other States"-MmLARD FILLMORE.
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ms WHY ALL SHOULD VOTE THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

BEcAusE.-The democratic party il in f,vor
OF laying the burthens of government equally
upon all classes, and of dispensing It's g bles.
sings alike upon all, the high and the low the
rich and the poor.''
BEcAUsF-The democratic party is in favor
OF reducing the taxes upon the farmers and
laboring portion Of communite. and &c n
creaslng them on bankers, capitalists, specula-
tors and morey shavers.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

To VoLUNTFERs.-Maj. Pennett. United States
Paymaster, has been in Vckseurg for some
time, paying off the Volunteers their extra paws
He intends to visit the dffe ent parts of the
State where Volunteer Companies were raised.
for the same purpose,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

] he Mississippi Telegraph says, that on the
day OF Gen. Foote'S appointment TO speak in
Louisville, there were fewer persons in town
man had been on any previous day for three
months. We think they showed their good
sense.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

Political excitement has become SO in ense
IN Flew Orleans, that Wings and Democrats
have been compelled to enter into written
agreement not to fight wien they happen to
meet, and 70 keep one whole square apart, if
Possibe-durins the gh: esq ecially.
=. Whig.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

Public SPEAKING.-P w. Jompkins and w
A. Lake will address the people at Canton.
November 3rd and 4th. Gen Henry and War
rem P. Anderson at the same place on the Sd.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

tIEcUIr oURr.-In the case of the State vs
- negro, for killing Young Hickman.
verdict Guilty OF Murder. The State VS.
Peter Hansbrough, for killing Harrigal. verdict
Not Guilty
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

fAoT.-The Delta says the Negroes opinion
OF the white man, will well apply to the poll
teal news transmitted hy telegraph = il i
"mghty unsdrtiY, -
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FOR ONE DAY ONLY.

The election this year takes place on Tues
day, November 7th, and continues oply one
day. Remember 4his =
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

Electors for the state at large.
ALEX. X. M'CLUNG, Of Lowndes.
WILLIAM R. MILES, of Hinds.
District Electors.
LIST District, ISAAC N. DAVIS;
ID District, WIN l.. HARRIS;
Sd District, WIN. A LAKE;
4th District, DAVID w. HURST.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-27

]. t. SIMMS, Esq, of Lowndes, is Can
ddate for Clerk of the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry. Election November next.
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DIED : In this place recently, Mrs. E,,zsbe,h
Douglass, born January II, 1860
0FMl ddle Tennessee papers please notice
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coFrEE tJRns. COFFEE URHs.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT o. The above srtices, N ar1-
"A etared expressly for the Holidays and for sale who e
..Is snt retail Also large assortment d Housekeeping
Articles among which car Be found the following -
Ivory hsud liable and Knives snd orks 10 dozens
aud sets OF 81 pieces 1900. II. 49,.
BuHslo horn table ard tea Knives and fofk - o0<en>
and IL sets OF 3 pieces
Te. raw. and waters 4 al sizes and patterns
Britannia tss aud coffee potsi esstofs- WIN e1' ana
sv-r pl.Isd German silver and Bnarnis Tea and lsnie
spoons ...
Silver plsted csstofs and cake ossE-ss
Jelly and Ice cream forms pastry cutters, &c Ac
Bocs To beef sess AMI vegetable csn-s sup tlf-eos
kc A. .-.. -. -, -
B-Basers and conf,cuoners furnished with a. ar
o.. 10 ther tn the shortest nouce and % ne NOS
-...o,.bi. ,-rn. JAMES WATKINS,
81 sfrt. Is Cath-rine-st
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no PERSON, GOING TO CALIFORNIA;

Fn more important man The acquisition Of gold 10 ne
safety Of he heath Of hose who 10 remote regions 10
search u L. Excusve OF the dangers accidental TO the pc
cusr climate of California Il 70 known the extraordinary
chsnzes Of sir ard II al mes produce dersnged
state Of the stomach and bowels Similar dangers are sso
10 spprehecded during protrsctot voyage and II
therefore that al pefsoos who intend 10 visit his newly
discovered Il Dorado" siy1sed 10 have plentiful
supply Of sorsled B.saIn Of Eoscsello, u vhch
DR. WHEELER . Gfeenwich-st Is The sole proprietor OF
-rs Of tn army who verein CsOruis during the late war
itb M-rco beside hundreds Of the rank and fie viii
testify 10 efficacy both preventative ard cure Of dis
ease. In sdcuOc this may he mentioned hat here
f-w II any r.stefs Of vessels sailing remote distance
who will Dot fully endorse h- extr,ordnuy virtues q tbs
mo.tFausble preparation Dr. WHEELEks Office hours
are from 8o'clockA D2P VI cl9 Srseocf
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BOOK TRADE.
l55 BROADWAY.

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10 various STYLES. By Hsy6sy. Wright snd others
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A cIsr1Ir ~ r-rf r1rsrl-" sr-.tstar
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H. The Preacher. being h- Twelve chspers ~ Eccesi-
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BERFoRD,s HOLIDAY LIST.

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THE WIDOWS WALK,

~ 10 to-morows Star shall begin his beautiful tale
which full Of the romantic Interest and set there 10
scarce single incident that bssed upon scius events
that occurred In France during the stormy scenes Of the
great Revolution.
Persons desiring the len At their residence can have
punctusy served very early In The morning by leaving
their address at the Office, 100 Nssssn-.t
d2llus. WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Publishers.
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r c KEMP. Aact,ooe~r
HOLIDAY PRR-ENrs; FANCY GooDs

tktNNh NAONh>. fArAEh hsNut 1tNtSi
DECORATED CHINA. kc-on FRIDAY, Al 70. O. c.ocf.
o. Nssssn-sl opposite tb- Custom Hocse
T. G KENT. WI sell q; sucton vttoout reserve wy
lux- vsusbe snS r,eh gcsts cous.ins -
riches; sye II gh ard Decorated China tea sns ofesfs
pcrccl ain. hrocf- marble srt asbas>r ccks Frf
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bropzed csndeshrss and snd eseks frerch NEE ca
ismp. solar lsmps. sirsndoies China vss-s ke
FRENCH CLOCkS-Also large and beautiful sssort
u-st % p,ccsair marble eNony iass. bfonTed y-t "a
h..t-f rccks with hsures al o. wheh fully ~~sf~rfs
400 vsashs assortment u rich syle parief msch~
tah-s xrr scr-ens inlsi Win pearl rch t~s
grsv. 60. poys. do. pcrt;oics
Cf r cLas>-Aiso nre assortment o. 1ch arr cvstiN
.p.cnens Of soh-nisn ard s.ss VA cose -fs
vsses card receivers cocgnes. toilet no.t~s ~
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~ Holiday Prc-ent-.-DANIEL FANsHAW.
Boosse.@ ana Siaaouer SIS Broadway New.York, hiss
us added 10 he former stock great variety Of new
mental and elegant works prepared for the holidays He
also added Gust from Europel slmos, endless variety
= ,ucy Articles ard Perfumery-rsDgng price from
80 each The public respectfully invited call
and look Al them d2l 90.
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA GOLD WORTHLESS in compari-
Y with CALIFORNIA CANCHALAGUA. for whist
wealth, compared to health Fortunately al this time both
can he attained The OF the fever and sgus
ing the lshmus OF Psnsms sud al the Gold Mines need no
longer to exist a. single bottle ~ Gays Canchssgua will
break up and eradicate this dreaded disease even OF ong
standing As this plant does grow except In the lower
Of Alta California the proprietor OF Gays CAnchAa
hiss made gemenis with the Agents OF me siea
At Chagres Panams and San francisco, whereby they
Will be kept constantly supplied but viii be well for em
grants the price will be much enhanced In these places
10 procure sufficient quantity before their Departure at the
Dero Is Broadway At the agencies throughout the city
df5 wis
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