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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17
Poll evil (Stolleuf6pamm) Der
NferSe.


ScI9enbeS Reiept isa Gin prcpates Wait'
tel fur biele id,twme Sranfbet iein Gihl
Gin pfuns 1abaf, Quart Sifflals, 2 lla,
zen pcfewuricln uno cine tild,ti9e Nano'
poI SI0bfraut, tbue aaes snlammen in 2
@allcnsn Badsr nHo IaGe es su 3 Quart
einfohen, oaun per6ieft Die WaGe nit gBai;.
enfleien, bamit fe I'D, fdmicreu ldet. Ncn
bieiem @cmense mad,t mat benz pferbe tda'
lid, einen frilden llmfdIas,, pciu man fau'
bere unc no m6slid, leiuene eappcn nebmen
fcIs aud, mue Der llmftIag gut um ben
Soals befeifi9t tperben, oamit er nidtt losgcbt
SIT bos usbsl often, 70 9cbraudlt man ben
umid,Ia9 sipei 9Sod,en lang, ii cs nift
cffsn, 70 offne man es mad, 8 3a9cn unb
fatre baum nod, Gage NIT ben llmfdlissn
fort. glsoann pafd,e man bic Wunoe nit
caitiliffer Seife nuo gebraudIe td9lid, rtwas
8aumcl gum Ginreiben, bis alles 9ebeilt it,.
DAD Del wirb NIT einem beilsn Giisn, Delr
d,cs ian 70 natc als m69lid, an bic 9Bunee
bdlt, bod obnc ciefcIbs ji bsriltren, cin9s'
branut.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

Ger pbiIabsIpbia @crreippnoent ocs Ta.
tiouaIcu Demcfrateu (agt:
phlaeeIpbia niro cine mabrc beutid,e
Stabt pcrocn biufd,Iih ocs Siers III es
fest ltcn ein s,pcites Wund,cn, cs finb nun
ftbrn II bsutld,e Srauereieu uno ocppelte
SelIcnfsner fir qa9crbier bier, aud, Uirb
jebt bas Miindlrner Bcdbier Sebraut, uno
fhon III es bier nidtS Seltenes, Sraueusim'
mer im Bierhaus su ieben.-Go ahead.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

Cine in 9icm am I9ten Sebraar 9ebrudte
3eitun9 ia9t :-Seinc SoeiGigfeit bssbrte BEN
Soulful Ger 8ereini9tru Stantsu am pcriaen
Scmita9 nit elmer pripntaubicnS, um biz
9Icbrrne BON elmer arUfcn Snsabl TsuDorfcr
Burger an ben pabff, iperin ihre 9lf,tung
uno Sewunbsruns fir ben Character eincS
Waunes, tpelhcr 70 picl baiu bci9etra9cu
bat bic Sadbe Der Srcihet i'm &rdruftdGte,
uno in StaIien itberhaupt, 81 bcf6rbern,
ausasprcd,ru lpiro, su empfan9cn. Wojcr
Smtb. bon TsuYorf, peld,er bieIe 2IoorcfTe
mad, 9om brad,ts, rpuree Sciucr SNeiliofcit
pcrseltsGt, ipeIfsr feiuen tpdrmffsn Danf
9e9en bic Burger bon IeuDcrf, uub fcincn
ernitIid,ffeN Wuufd fur eeu fortoauerncen
gBobItanc oes 9ansen amerifanifden 8rlfs
dustrIdte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

!. Gin aSrirf BON gamarac, Mericc, natirt
krsH I7frn y. Wte. fdgt |" Sin Dnea fano
tiaft % Naier, 9slfern, spildlen eisitt' Wtao.
be6 nup gieas. WleNherion, teIre oct' zen
3ru rragcneru Gte fsuerttn pier Uiai
nnl gnpaIIeriifen 9iitoIen. Weephericn ipar'
&c hahurdl aelbbfet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

Scbn Quincy 9oams foa Elm 8srm6een
ocn elmer baIben WiIIicn 2baIer binterIal,
fen baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

GJW .. bGerm murre ale 9ocR.
msiffer in Der Staet getbIehem angefteat,
an bic Stelle bee Charles g. Sonlbler Der
oas 9Imt nieberle9te.
1" Das Defiant in Der Sauccn 8nGIcp,
bieler @auutD, rpurbe wieoerterite0t, uno
Serr 9bsooore SalIadsr- at6 prfnteitcc
frnannt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17
Ser 2ecba ASatriOt.
gaentaun ben 17ten slpril, ls4s.

"S. SIS. Carr @ia, Sun.@ebiucr,
Gde Der Drittcn, uno Dod' 'Straee, gessuu'
Der Der Weerdauts @rd,an9e, uno Nc 4i0,
n6rsld,e Bierte Snaee, philadelphia, III uns
fer aIaent fir ben "patriot." llniere oorti'
sen NreunSe Cub erildt, aInseisen uuo Cub
feripticnsn curdl senielbsn az uns su ilber'
ft,iden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

Gin IN ct. Houis eirneuces beutIfcs
Wdodeu, hattie al ibre GItern ia Soarucpcr
Ruter 9Iuosrm ale Sewcis, BAG in amcrifa
alIss frri unc 9Ieth iei i'll ibrcm Sriefc be,
merit:
Sd, babe mir bier einen Sut nit einem
Sdleier 9cfauft, oa bier fsu uuteridico
stpiftrn Der Wd9o unb Der Srau 1T. 9lud)
laufeu bier bic Sdpeine auf Der 9nlTe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

Gfn aan5er slr N pou !-Sn
,Garrnas@aufip, Mo., lebt eii jun9es Wao'
ccn, pos bio 4I3 Plumb frteat. 9Bsr eis
ant Nr1n bef0mmt, Ger tauu Laden J
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17
0ie tcftpn 9lrtilIeriffen.

0le e toftcn Nrtilleriffen.
Selgeuocr sIuSsus eines Sricfes entlebs
nen mir aus elmer Brand, @bunf 3cituna,
pelter uns zine 8efd,reibung cieler Som,
paaue IN Wierifc Iiefert. Cerltlbe 1T tntes
reliant unc piro bon Wandlem nit Be9er'
be 9clefeu wereen.
@etSeteten uuo 8erficrbenen wibrenb
oem Sabre 1847 Riglieter Der @cmpas,
ME &, 2tss 9e9. pa. SreitptGisen.
SaHeS IeSeen, jr. Ct uub u. g. W.
Yuebla, Scptember % -8pbnort R. @bunf.
Samuel %. Staobcn, Corp. puebla, 9Iu.
9ult 3-Seausr Oieaocip.
9BilIiam .. e. Wocrc, Scrp. @berus'
busco, 2lug. -Jiesquehcning.
Sphn 8risin9cr, prioat, 9era @ru;, spriI
2l-9ed)a @aantp.
epman Dilp, 9,riuat, Saiapa, spril 90
Wufesbarre.
@ilIiam gBaarcn, 5alapa, @ai I7-pbi'
iaoeIpbia. -------
.. 9. @aiafer, perote, SUM- 81,
Stcpbcn Srpiun, pcrcte, SUM- %, Carbon
Sauntp.
g8idiam gRattcrs, s,uIi 10, 01caeiuo.
9bcs. 81. Stables, " Suli "a, R @hunf.
9ltr. @morD, puebta, Suli 81, pcnspiac.
lBm. Sodrrict, perote, aug. 2, DR @bnHf.
*Saccb Safg, puebIa, Sep - 9iraSiuq.
*Sobn W. Ocun9, puebla, Sep.-phiIa.
*Siaac Sapp, puebla, Sctcbcr--pbHa.
@endro 9iube, puebld, Hcp. 6, 2lIentaun.
soenrD WcSaG, @brrusbuseo, 9Iusult %,
Iesquebonirg.
Sctn Street @tepultepee, September 13,
Heaoin9
SOftpb 9iidarb, etaSt @erifc, October
26, pbilaeeIptia.
Sclde nit eiucm t*l besciGnct Fnc uid,t
cffSiea.
Gbrbnr freiacfnecm.
3bomas 9f. Srsflin, .. Serecant, Stabt
Werifo-He feeuS, Waud @bunf.
Sobn p. Cetpeiler prlpat, percte, Sctc'
Der 4-Waud, @bunf
Sriecerid g. 1beman, percte, October
philadelphia.
4BiOiam ccipct, 9,uebfa, Iop. S,
Blliam Serris, puebIa, Icuembcr 81
Maud Sbunf
@jeorse SO. 8bitc, puebIu, Saooembsr 81
philadelphia.
Sanuet Ycun9 unb SUbn joirlianb lis9cn
nod frant ;u puebId.
Sobn Soiompn, @mcr W. Capis II. Sobn
Suitaro lic9en fraut an Wunesn i'm 5bale
WerIfcs Die ubri9eH 8erwuneetcn fIuo &c.
Iuub.
Sm .Sofpital eer StaSt Icritc Iiesen
franf: Sergeant Charles e. 93oe, prioat
philip 8arenD uno Charles Start !; fsinrr,
auGer Sareup, 9efihrIih.
sIlrf aSseionoertem Oienff-Sobn & Sadt'
man, Drudcr; 9ecrae Siclcs, Sdder IS
Tclan, Sclpital shlfWdrter ia Der Stabt
Werifo. -.
9bseIcnbsrte WuFfdnten- 9luf SsfebI bes
@elcuel Sohu W-8eary-S. s &line, Wir'
ffmciter Spfab Iocrn, Su9Ier, DO g8m.
lBilheim, Irombcne Saml Norn, Eager
1rommIer -SIa99cntrd9er Tiht@cmmii'
iIcnirte Sficiere unb einige Rranfcn abae,
so9en, bleibrn nod eretef9 bieufffdbise
Wann hbrtg.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

Gin 8artiifen prebi9er purbe su @raf,
ton, g. Sampfhire, oerbaftet, auf Die 9lu.
Hd9c fciae Srau am's eebea scbradt su ta.
bcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

Srocuo Elm Sdurfe perfhafte 1h pbn
Iinelf nddnIid,er Bsife @inaaH9 in bic 3eit
una6oruderei bes "sluqelIa&en" in Der
Staot gieu.9)crf, uuo enttpenbete aus ber'
Ielbcu Die SubleriptCus uno 9lchnum9ss
bhder 70 pir jsbe anbere fdriftlide @rins
ueruna, weId,e cen 9ciin9tcn eeitfaecn su
ben Gomsu uno ben Wobnorteru bon cen
llnterCdrciberu Der 3eituu9 aebcn founte
Durd oicfrn Shurfsnitrcih iIno Die 0ers
ausseber tn bic 9r0ets 8crIc9enbrit uer'
feat,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

2u Cincinnati ipuree nenlid, Dcftcr SdD'
Tor, Gin Shctte, crlhciIrn, ols CT im Se9rif,
fe mar Giuen seidlnam aus bem @rabe auf
ciuem &ndhofe gum Seftiren ~ itehrn.--
Or wurbe tCct netcn eem eetd,nam iieaeno
oefuubcn. cen er su itrhlcn 9efnd,t batte.--
Der icId,crseitaIt Der Wi0enid,af gum Srt
fer @efaGeue ipebntc ;u sIaenspiae, int
Stadt eSnCiana.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17

apriI Ia.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

A9aA4A 40A AHulo "A Oh "
We weroa few days since, (says tas Rst
land Herald) earslessly looking over a III
file ofa somewhnl noted literary paper-tb.
New York MirrOr-when ne accidentally stun
bled upon an Article which we think ma,
prove OF interest to many at this time. mi,
Isl letter from q correspondent of the Mir.
ror, written in 1888, at The close Of lie Flori-
da VA, giving the talk Of Sen. (tbsn Col. Tay
lor, while in Council with the celebrated Chief
Aligatori and which shows plainly the
existence then ofone ofihe marked traits of Gen
TaylOr's character. No better evidence of the
nobleness and natnral Kindness Of Gen. Tay.
lOr can be given than what ia here shown
The following isGol. Taylor's talk:
Red Brothers! Ian glad TO meet YOU here
because the great spirit is-pIeased with those
who make peace! Your great fatherthe bfesi
dent Of the United States, wifi6lso Be pleas.
cd. Although q soldier do not wish 10 she'd
the blood ofmy Red Brothers; and had rather
save the life Ofone child Than Hill o~nehupdred
q your warriors. Thsreearo none $50 blind
as those who willsnol see; nan e. deaf a
those who will not hear! Your ears are
open: your chiefs know wlutI want. and
they know I@huve never deceived hem
Whatever lhave promised has been perform.
ed II any Of your people come to my camp
with a white flag, they will be safe as thoagb
they were, q thousand milss distant from me-.
You know what's haye said, Ii yoa ike mn
tAlk We are friendsj if not, 60 back 10 your
camp, and the war will continues
Alligator said in reply:
/" Father! Your talk is true; what y6u saw
good. l understand you, and you shall IN
iersiand me. speak with a straighttoneue; my
'eart is clean. my hands are white, and
1ou. must believe what IsaN Ny people have
a great deal. This has been the lon
war 4 ever knewor heardof but nv peo-
lie have desiredpoace a long time. ~lfsyour 1
Messengers had carried good words, this hi o (
vold have been closed long ogog We will
o as our great father wishes? The hatcher
3 bnred-hOt nnder the pine tree, inahe sand g
or wind will blow down the tree and nneov. l
It again not IN the ocean, for the waves i,
''l. wash il on shore: but I have dieged a Il
eeP hole an the ground, undI have puta bio q
ione on the Ratchet, 30 that il will never 6
ga'" be seen2 May the Great spirit Keep il f
'fe. Ihave done!p q
" IN the CONCLUSION Of the letter referred to. G
le writer says: d
AP'aka, or Samuel Jones' the fisherman. ii
MS Mlcasukies, are the only Indians now il
in the thiekels. OOH Taylor has 81
me moretoward hisFcopsummarion, during ~
. short time he has been il the cootry, than
Inc other commanders since the war be
lns' a.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
ELEcTIoNs

GEoReiA.-Fho Charleston Mercury says, /
has retorns from "a counties which show
Democratic gain on tie vote Of last year. I'll,
Augusta Constitutionalist, Loco Foco, say
the whig gain IL ~ counties u only ITO oyel
last year. The wings carried the State IasI
Eearb BY abou, 600.
Eor other particulars see despatch to Holly
Springs Gazette. We consider il do lbtful
whether Ford u Wellsr Is elected IN Ohio.
FloRIpA-The wings have elected tbe Gov
efnor and Representative in Congress. Wing
majority in The Legislature eleven. This IL.
cures 2 whig United Senator in the place 81
Wesscoii. /.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

Notwithstanding our eEirsms sSs
have been unable to obtain cousa
ton Onthe three following spb
Gen. VIM. O. Butler a s~layshOldas
Gen, VIM, o. Butler i Wilmor Pm
Bed, Is Gen VIM. B. Butler ID aa
abolition Of Slavery in Kentucky y
eest Pnrtizaps at the North stlssAs
slaveholder-that he is a PFovssa
he is in favor Of the abolition n ss'
the state Of HE residence! Shtl e
an authentic answer to these s4sl
Nat. Courier
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
FOR MAJOR GENERAL.

Cen Join MI DUFFIELD win ~serveail
reelected Major General sd Division M. M.
The con iies Of the division are Madison,
I%lolmos, Ypzoo, Washington, Kinds, Warren,
copiah, smpson, and Rankin. Election 9Th
and 7h Of November next, LIST Monday and
Tuesday ofthas month.
October Is, 1913
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
FINAL s~ETTLEMEEI

A Che, next Nog'r TsfHat W
a orable Pr0bata Coays 2 W
county, 1Iississipp, tie under
ministratof III z Cockaraen
sent his ACCOUNT Cor 6Oal seIlIsa
which time all persons inls's4
attend ifthey think Pfapsf.
VIM. n. Cockefham !.
Oct. -, 1913
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
Man Fncw ThyssA

III
attention Of those wnoo''
possibility Of being aDls
tam the real character u mal. ".
chronological examin lIcn q
is resuestedt TO the following
given 10 Mr.. Anton who p. z
Ton at Olingan's Hotel, Prepal:S
full delinealiona OF character 7 W
Physiological Charls % tnoss
honor him with their patrons
IN. R,-Lectnre il the lsss
Church, lhis IFsidayl eysa1
o'clock The citizens ge1efes
xiled to attend w
Canton Ocl. 90 1913.
We publish i. pleasure
ing strong tesidmepg p iayok
~ M satdp ?
could pbiaih si.ry itY
same charaefar snn nv
heads have gndsEgaae M ns
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

A yankee deacon took pccapH Z
er-meeting to put up a long petition y
half Of aman with whom hs lAds
Somebody expressing suTPrss
served the deaccn with . ehssdh
20 your enemies and you heaP eonsee /.
their heads: and guess gsge lals !
a pretty smart singing.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
Gen. TaYIor,a PAY.

"Sn'nBtoh UhlonY with characters
w unlairness, has recently PUBLISHED, with "a
1S''c"i rmlnutehess, all the items oil. Genera
Taylor's pay and emoluments ash ofBcor "
1ne army, seekingto create Tie impression tha,
ne had received extra compensation. over M
ABOVE the allowance fixed by law for officers
o. his grade. The following corrssoond.no
Shows that Gen. Taylor never asked o. fscsjy
eqoAe dollar OF extra compensation in bis life
Extras = are Gen Cass's forte. Old Rougb
and Readg can't deal in them.
b%ALTIAoE, Sept, 80, l848.
NY Dear General: An article in the nm.
@n' a few days since, relating to the paw and
emolOnenrs received BY Major GeneralTsvlo
although hope not 60 intended, is caonbIe Of
Inc construction that Re has received mora
'han the laws Of the Utited States autbori,o
and 'hath be has received itin the nature. or
extra allowance. Although there NAV Be b.
stances IN which such allowances NAV be ns,.
iectly proper, | am as atisfed as enn bs S,;,h
out actual knowledge, that Gen. Taylof bos
never applied for or rec ived them. And a.
you are OF may be easily possessed Of me 4
formation necessary TO put the matter bovond
doubt you will oblige me by saying.
First-IE from the commencement or II.
military service ~ the present time. Gan.
Taylor ever applied for Orreeeived, ii tbe roT,o
OF pay, e~moluments, or otherwise. one dollar
more than the laws in terms allowed. ana.
SecOndly-whether his pay and smolamen,s
d0rng the P1riod be has been a Major Gen.
have nOtbeen the same as those received Nv
Cen jackson whilst He held the same nos, IN
the Army Of the United states2
have no hesitation in making. these IN
quIrieS Of you, because / knew that ~vo0,.
set, asoldier to whom the country IL indsh,aa
will rejoice to do justice to a brother os;rsr
VINO has SO greatly elevated The military tam.
OF the United States, and whose only ofanca
~ certain qorrtefs, is 10 be found il NJ met
nat his countrymen have brought his nam,
before the public in evidence Of their 4cors.
ienee inhis integrity for the higbes, Official
within their gift.
Xouru tr,,I, #E
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
ver, your friend,
BEN loNslNG,
on Sleepy HOller.
election news.

LoulsvlLLE, t2lh, P. N
Returns from 80 counties in Ohio sba,y
Wing loss Of 2OcO from clay,s vote Of N
The q, 80, 4th, 9th, lat6, Mlh S5d1qtb AT
r'9's elee' wings % Congress; the ls,.' S,b
s'h and 10Th elect democratic. schenks MAJ
". in his district is f4OO. Hamilton coma,
1000 democratic. ~
LATERa LkFER!!-R Friday, 1874 O'Clock. ,
Inc Columbus Wing says that Weller !.
probably elected Goyernar Of Ohio; the Sen.
ate h'it~O democratic majority in the Bos.s J
Later despatchss say that il. Delaware eoDntv
gnls fepEesen'auveS are elected, ind Senator
"o," Delaware end Frapbliu counties.
90 tar 'Ro Wings have the House in pssr.
syivania. 50 conaties give 1896 wbig ma.
l0rly;ln 1874 same counties gave S,7e2 Will
majority. "H'g
mere are t"onty-four counties 70 hear
ron which, gave a democratic majority Il IA
2 Ses6. Johnson certainly elected Goye.,o,
y not lssS han 5OOo.s Legislature l[argsls
woIg. Congressional Delegation 3 Of smoior.
ity for wings. OJO''
The vote for Governor il Ohio will /. v..,.
close; no certainly as 10 the result a. y,
CLARKE, Reporter.
Holly Springs Gosoyjs
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

Mass MEsrises-The friends Of TAYLOR and
FILLMORE, silI hold Macs Meeunea a. Bexing.
ssR, holmes 2 sunty, October 9Th and 90.
Also. e Beasen, Yazoo county, onthe Cab
lpas. Every body Is Invited 10 both ofthem.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

gHAHrERy CLsREe-L. ". Dixon and j. J.
paysnppss have declined running hr this Of
Ice y 3 Russell, as we learn from lie Car
foll1oh Wing Flag, waa rulea % w loco
toco caueus held AZ hat plaza and has aimee
declined, being unwilllngto dlsract The party
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
an Dislrict, DAVID ", HURST.

fF sfMtiS, Esq of bowndes, IL d Can!
didaie for Clerk nfthe Superior Court ofChan-
tefy. Election Noyeabernexts
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

Hon. IN s. Foote, the dp~insuss
pls'r'On'oE" passed through sa Hl
Thursday morning last, on bic Tayn
BUS lie is acting as colporder ir No
mis- State we suppose AisasE
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

AS no democrat will tell Is yb,a.
William o. Bdtleri i ii %ab5rjsaa
is fair to infer that bis Massasbm,
were correct when they passed III
stating that he was 10 aapshoag !,
ope of those Kentuckiqns Who tsai
o. the abol'tio Of slavery ii EsutaI
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

AiRssRs. cuAIMeas AND M'cLuSe As We
leatn from y letter from them u A h. HOnay,
win bsunabls 10 fill their appointment ii tGis
Place. They are fatgued and require rest.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
Yours, truly
REyERDY JOHNSON.
Adl's. Gen. Jonrs, Washington.


WASHINGTON, oct.2, i84o.
Dear Sir duly received youristter 81 ,bs
'SO'h ult and having examined the article i
the Onion Of September 90, referred %. have
no hesitation in sAying thar all the psy and \.
lowanees specified as having been received 81
Major General Taylor, were in strict conform.
ny to law, and the regulations Oftho war Ds-
par'men' made pursuant thereto, and are pre-
oisely such ss any other O~iicsrs, Similarly sit-
mated would hdVebeen entitled to receive.
am, sir, very respectfully.
Your obedlentsersang
RI JONES, Adjt Gen.
HonsR 5oassoN Baltimore, Md.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

s Young gentleman il Maine writing to ia
Na'nef y ! ambridge, seys: "We have electsd
our member q Congress ftiend d n ylor
veg W. have increased ire msiarf.y I.
gPins' tAs Cas- candidate several tSoosaps
5ssasR3 WE shall give The electoral vot4 sf
Mrins 'o General Taylor BEsT@
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a writer in the Chsrlss,on
Is now positively known that,Gs X
carolina viii he east ct Cas- M NJ
wl,i es, zoo, by The psopls, Il ASH
Jn0gsmont prematdrely %farnsald
onT prominent politicians
FaWssltfvely! that Is liz dslsH1
day. femme =" peoples indeed
the people to do with scaans b MI
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electors for the state Al large

Electors for the state al large
ALEX, X. M'GLUNG, IF Lowudes.
WILLIAM Rs MILES, Dc binds.
District Electors.
Isi District, ISAAC IN .nA1ls;
ID Distfiei, VIM 4. HARRIS;
81 District, VIM Al, LIKE
4th District, DAVID w, HURST.
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We regret Tint our friend Bea Johnsinq was
eomPslled p d~isapppinl Us and oar readers n
HE expected opinion Of McNptta spsech.
IBuslqess ns we are informed, prevented his
complying with hispromise, but be amply re-
pays We BY bis Communication this week.
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N sSlsSIPHC GoLE.
gANT09gs Mss
FalpAT HapCFERpa %, Is.
son RREsIDENpe

ph LhhekDAAI
EAYL0R,.
TAYH0R pLAFEonNl.
The Fsgtf girsn vi "a Co,,shiasaa 70 ne
EgSuNa & At tys ia lisl roases
rdtirs PolS 8la stra& aafr BE ergefea En-
s "a ssast ia tai 4 Is sepaiasies
q Manic ae and pai Of eoasidefation by
epgss.
Ia aesoadl %optsiear of Die i~adiriiaal ioho
nAg aalpaa b osciggf III Egssaiire chair Opsht
not ID ednhofi eaeton n Congress upon guss-
tiens u a3nsstsP0haB, nor ought hts o5pciians
n x ahPasd aise q~aestioas Of sonsattional
notcsf haze been seltsdby ts ulrioas apartments
n ~gosegnastn aad o~equiegsd "a D. TIE pseph
gioA sAe subjects y te saniG ~, ea5reney,
ths inprorsaent b our gfsashigEwagA riuefs,
letss and haFaoA, the gal ii NE people, a. ca
pressed thropgh heir r~sRfeennsipss i tongress,
oaght io5e respected, and eaDscd out By te Fac
y Has u az times, aad Under all ~circtisp-
sEaaSss, " . ~aational caiaaaig 10 ID AVOIDED, III
eonpatBh ugth natioaaI 6snor 4 4 MepriHeipes
our gorernnsens GgHsR asits true policy, 40
Ppassd q ts aWbagaSoa IF other nations,
ord ne disnle,aberWeut Of ohker coaatHes bg
sanqusa r q aelaaguege b te great WASH.
iNagoS, wig should ICE 9uis oar oun u Wand on
foreign groata2'" ~ TAYLOR,
al
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Oki1hhy IlLEeRAFAW We understand The
wlEss BIZ pp "A this inaaa far asJackson aid,
wv P~roba5lg reach this place he frst IL Nav,
week
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a
a THRltIlss I~ucrB@r-,,
mass : meeting at Fri H.
nau'e' Indiana, the folloWis,
'ea ~ : Correspondents oftIs y
"While Gen Ls.ohsf u.
gallant defence IL For
Lieut. Taylor, and his bi%ays I,aa
,S'' = venerobleslady wus prs.sS
the for. at thstims " ,bs 'ss
Z moulding 6ullets For Il. sIa v
Governor I. was dwsiRns @
loTlorn hope Of The garri,os I'M
compliment 70 Gen, Tsyos
9sne much excited, and Nh n.
%own ner G eeksaraised III tarn,,.l
az a loud vOrce-sGloFe iotas.A
lng thanks To- Gen Taylor N J.
electric The shout tbst IN,
multitude was one il nooraIs,s
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2 WIG liE--A good democrat accostsdss
We other day Y know # We could prove ~,
w, folk had actually sieued 4 Bill con.sin,O0
tos wilmo' proyiso. He said Ia had hsard d
oat e b onpId'pt lind Any hing about i 4.
n oWn papers he Ind Concluded Il must Be
.e,s'rea nm q the d~oouments and he
'eF''llng ~ ssethsapd exslssaing sssoidao
~ sool''aplss -, mthave notbino0
" g with this bargain Is long Il Old z.eI
GsaSe Meuages
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sl9w FtvsRs-ln The sextob's report Cor
cct@Aer l4lb, ws lad fifse
e yrlisw fever Il HE vicS sburo Bos-
Rasi p View Orleans 1. lasasarly disappear
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FOR HIGE-PREsIDENTs
WILLARD FILLMORE.

1 aisspor most uaequtsoealg, nom and J~orsrer,
AM desire omn1g part toinisyev IA uiM u rghts
e mhat termed he property ofthc ct,ssns
0tier Saiesn-MmLARD FiLLMoRE.
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blED-ln lpineouats % sunday ast, Marlin
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MARRlEBs~At Camden, on "Wednesday
Essaing last ~ lie Rev. Washington Ford,
Mr.. Joseph XXI shr6ck, ~ ailss Caroline n
Filler
Thc Printer acknowledge Tho receipt of q
b~ouaiifpl supply Of lncious cake and wishes
that the blessings 81 Providence may. be a
bountifplly bestowed upon them. .