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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

PROVIDENCE AffI 2. lti-
Ns CutrrFs M0Esr. IR-Lol sir give u ie-il1lrf
r0-f ---rr 81 fn behalf ~ volr CDAlPDt Nd r1hIF yf
YELLOW DOCK ROOT Ny wife was Erel'ly s1lirte1
IN so 0r rec years al win nd Animation oitie ies
They were 1.. er lrFel, Omen very painful all aiecils
f.r .r@.rI srf rendrnuE swallow I1g quite dfcl- sc
We entirely -lrei BIZ lcw days use ~ yolr syrup ay
i tt-ee y-ars Old had 30 tns sane nne, u1s' l-L
v ana offensive sore, c1Tenlg ue Wioe itce-ls also,
", a. comp ee removed ard cured by e zee oi ie syrup
Boil VI these cases have been VurglsY treated vlno.t
.rv t1 .sron Fr0u Fta therefore, lare ser oi Do 81
f-f. can truly declare Do rla1 e crlslful1u-I remedy.
md -au con 1 recommend D. OBJ a wan whom lif5
f -i4rr1 from such diseases. was prenared to re-
-.--- Yo,.r-. f~iv. WILLIAM A GREENE
g l.ockWool-sL
We might std any number o. asHes TO re above but
deem j. unnecessary.
Gown I'M hs been secured for the shove medicine, &C.
cord NJ to 1-t oi Congress.
Tbs Compound j. composed Of arices ~ happily com
hnef as OBJ lel directly OBJ lone fJ e s,ol-cl sll
1ug. excfe 1 hes iy action .e liver aud tie gvlor f
lrsr system az nervous ly and promote hc free
scrou of TIE llnrs. ia.la l,ll-11E ca.-e ~ -- a-e'
~ clro-lc La--r-. WILLIAM d. bAbhlAl
IN IS afer-sL heT-iors.
sole Arerf f- Nev-l OK. the s0leu and Nes'frn sia,-
lie West s. and ODE tllaias ~ wb0ll al ll r-4-QLs
rIf Aeerc.es rrisr De allre--r-.
Fo-ss'e at ret1l isl THOMAS maxwell. Drl-gists
rs Wuiar.i who a-u supp yllg AEel's Or le Cry %
NrF-fork r.. j DAVIS coz. Canton AMI fl-fo4 - all
rfrs Hays l54 fufon-st s-cr-s or Brooklyn. SOFA b.
DI---st- al1 oler- t-roagho-i lie cry aaf eo-niy
mVll 3uTuIhA -lrf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

The Aberdeen ,4dDsrlssr, 81 the 5th, con
tains q long and elaborate article, urging fbe
elaine Of Roger Bartoa, Esq to ,be vacancy
in the United States Senate from this State
Those claims are founded upon the party SER
vices IF Mr., B., but principally on the ground
Of his being a resident Of North Mississippi.
L is stated that the country east Of Pearl River,
and North Mississippi, have never given but
one Senator each, out Of twenty-four, to the
State. The only Senator furnished by North
Mississippi BY Legislative election, was Mr..
speighti and AZ be was elected by "a combi-
nation Of wings and democrats'' over Roger
Barton, il il argued that IN consequence Of this
admixture " w~higgery, s'tho voice Of the de-
mocralic party proper was not fairly represent
ed" in his election. Upon these grounds, a
most feeling and pathetic appeal 8 made to the
justice and equity Of the Legislature, in Mr..
Barton's behalf.
Col. Jeff. Davis, being a kind Of Mordeeai,
the jew, at the Kings gate, il is necessary to
remove him out Of The way. To effect this,
we are told tina, South Mississippi (where Col.
Davis resides) has furnished IA out Of our "a
Senators; and il won't do ''to defraud the
North out Of her true and legitimate rights!''
We are also informed by the .4dvertiser that
Col. Davis 3couId, had he used such means as
were within his reach, have carried the Dis
trict, now represented BY a whig, for the ad-
mllistration," This is not the worst of il. Ii
IS broadly limited that Col. Dav q RELATIONSHIP
70 Gen. Taylor is calculated 10 create doubts
az 70 his fidelity TO Polk and, to use the words
OF the yMississRpian it thinks none should be
elected but ZONE rho Is knocn 10 hape strong
Of FEALTy 10 The administrations and
w,ose reimbursement Of ALL he acts Of Me ad-
mtnistratioB mas been decided.n
1t the Advertiser had heard Mr.. Barton's
speech IN the Democratic convention last Sat-
urday, i would have alarmed his fears,
and shaken bis faith in bis success Ii
- acknowledged on all hands, 10 have
q miserable abortion--a great failure; bur
II he "endorses all the acts ofthe admins
'ra'ion," as he no doubt does. his dociIity and
Subserviency will more than atone forhis want
q capacity. All th / is necessary is to select
who, when Polk orders, will @go ii
blind" The word republican used to mean
man who thinks for himself-now it means 4
man who thinks it treason to differ from the
that be''-Southron.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15


President P5lE's Veto Message ui the River
and ia Dor Bin, WIS On ibt q overruted BY
an overwhelming majority 81 tbo House Tie
question came upon a resolutionofM Mt. Went
worth, of Illinois, asserting that Congress pos
sessed the power, under the constitution to i'm
prove hafbors and rivers The majority was
30 votes more than two thirds Of the House!
Every President from Washington 70 Tyler, in-
GLIDING Old Hickory, have sanctioned bills sim-
ilar4o that vetoed by Polk but Young Hick-
Ory' seems determined by hisvetoes to show that
he is wiser than them all. 1t is time that such
a principle Of construction should be arrested,
as it's effect is literally to make no appFopria-
tion constitutional" unless expended in build
ing ships, Notifications, &c. on the EasteraSsea-
board Of our Union. Mr.. Polk has found pow
er in the Constitution to make a railroad or
canal across The lsthmus Of Anahuac, and 10
make a survey q the Dead Sea in Asia Minor,
but thinks il Stat burglary' on the sacred in
strument to attempt to deduce from il power to
improve our noble rivers or the Larbors Of our
Inland seas! Oh consistency, thou art a jew
el!-Southron.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
ApMINlsrRAroR,s 60.

QY virtue Of an ordeS Of the Hon.
- Probnle Court Of Madison county,
Slate Of Mississippi, made att e Janu.
airy Term, l848, | will, IS Adminislra-
tor Of t 9 estate of Robert J. Collins.
on the Isl N nday, the Sill day Of
March, lS48, within the hours prescrib-
ed by law, at the Court House door ii
said county, expose to public sale, on a
credit Of twelve months, TO The highest
bidder, ali the real estate Of said d.
ceased, viz: a House aud Lot in the
town Of Sharon. in said county. Pur-
to give bond and security,
R. LOVE, Adm'r
January Is l848. 1921
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
Arrival Of the CaIedonia.

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE
BosToN, Jan a, 9P M.
The Royal Mail steamer Caledonia, arrived
to-day, bringing Liverpool dates to the 18Th ult
The quotations for Western canal -four are o.
a Dos. White wheat was quoted at rs 81 Del
quarter.
The tariff will be materially affected by the
resumption Of the sliding scale Of duties IN
March next, notice Of which has been given 81
the English Government.
Cotton has declined l to | of a penny per lb
The market is languid. We quoteordinary 10
fair at 3 to 81 for Louisiana, and Upland ordi.
nary TO tair 81 to 81,
The sliding scale duties are to 60 into efeci
on the first Of March next. The duty will os-
cilate upon wheat from four to ten shilIings Del
quarter; upon -four 2s. 81 to Sc. per barrel. adj
justing itself to tho rise and fall Q fthe market
Indian corn, now free, will be subjected to 4
duty Of ls. per quarter, and corn moalt "a Sd Der
barrel.
The French steamer, New York put into
Havre on the 18th December, with 6 fee water
in the hold.
The French steamer Union put into Cher.
bourgon the Ist ult in leaky condition.
The British Parliament, since the opening Of
its session, has been chiefly occupied with the
affairs Of Ireland.
Within the last fortnight the British Islands
have been visited by a succession Of tremend-
Gus gales, causing the most appalling loss Of
life and property.
Spain is tclerably tranquil, although the Car
lists as usual are unsettled in Cortez. A fierce
attack has been made upon the administration
There is no intelligence Of Importance from
France. The health Of Louis Philippe still r..
mains feeble,
The agrarian disturbances IN Ireland have
subsidea. Father Mathew il to proceed 10
America early in April next in The steamer
New World.
Inc Commercial news from India is highly
gratifying the trade there has suffered nothing
from the embarrassment in England. Business
: represented as being in an exceedingly -four.
ishing condition.
The - MOL and excitemen, IL Switzerland
has been brought sOa final close. The diet has
decreed that the seven revolted cantons Of The
are accountable for expenses incurred
by the instruction, and to be occupied BY The
federal troops until the amount shall have been
paid-Loussgits Journal,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
CORDTS
A-DMlNIsTRAToR's NOVICE,

ETTERS Of Administration DE- bonis
non having been granted to the IN
dersigned al the January Term, l848,
Of the Probate court Of Madison couDt,
Mississippi, on the estate Of Ja<. Hunter.
deco all persons indebted to said estate
are notified q come forward and mike
immediate payment, and those having
CLAIMS against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they will e
forever barred.
r. G. SAU NDERS, A@m'r
Ja"u4ry Is, l848 1928
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

CANTON FEMALE ~AcADEMH-By reference 10
The advertisement, il will be seen that this in.
s%iisutlon ID now under the charge Of JAMES F,
GouLD, . graduate Of Harvard University. Mr..
9. has been long engaged in teaching and
brings with him numerous testimonials Of char
acser and qualifications. Among many Others
thathaye been shown TO us, we notice those Of
tho Trustees Of the Pendleton Is. CO. Female
Academy; Of Q. w. TreadweIl Of Mt, Hope
College, Md; John PrentisS Of Baltimore Col
lege; A. Brown and Sons and Judge Puryiance,
Of Baltimore. The number Of scholars du-
ring the last session was about 80, we believe,
and the institution u in a fourishing condition.
For terms, &C., see advertisement.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
The Great Democratic Convention,

The Great Democratic Conventions
Game OF az Jackson on the 9th. We have
not yet seen the official proceedings, and there
fore are compelled 70 give our own r%ecollec'
tiona Of il, and the verbal Information received
from others. "A. G. McNutt presided, who,
with J. wv, Chalmers, were appointed Electors
Al large for the State. d. R. Wright, Of Tip
pah, for the let District, g. w. L. Smith, Of
l~.owndes, for the "a, VIM. Melville, Of Madi'
son, for the Sd, and J. A., Ventress, Of Wilkin.
son, for the 4th, were also appointed. Twenty
five delegates were appointed 70 the National
Convention, and Louisville was recommended
as the proper place for holding il Roger Bar,
ton made q speech il which he murdered the
Kings English and his prospects, for the sena.
torship, % the mutual Joy Of the Wings and
Davis's Democratic friends,
A certain @demented, dotted auld fule," that
used 70 be called Gov. Poindexter, but lat,erly
better known By the sObriquet Of scandidate
Ia any State,n was introduced to the Conven.
ton and made a speech, equally disgusting to
Whigs and Democrats. Ii was characterized
BY a virulence, mendacity and f~eebleness, that
mona but q superannuated renegade could be
guilty Of. But If Mahometans reverence old
sge and lunacy, when separate, we, as Chris
tians are bound TO spare the individual in whom
both are united.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
THE STATE OF MIssIssIppI.
=
Madison Couutv

Madison County.
BY the Probate Court of said County,
WHEREAS affidavit has been made
that Abigail Hunter and -
Hunters, her children, are non residents
Of said State Of Mississippi, and publ.
cation was ordered 10 be made against
them, and all persons interested, in The
estate Of James Hunter, deceased. al HE
January Term, l848, Of the Probate
Colrt Of said county: These are there
fore to require all persons inte rested. ia
appear be ore the said Probate Court on
the Second Monday Of April next, l84s,
then and there to shew cause, If any
they have, why the final 81
Richard G. Saunders, administrator de
bonis non, Of the estate Of said James
Hunter, deceased, should not be allowed,
and a decree made %thereupon accord
ingly.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

RfMovAL or THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT We
understood while al Jackson last week, that
the Northern members had commenced agita-
ting this subject; whether this is for the pur-
pose Of making bargains, 81 in dead earnest, We
are unable TO say.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Conntn.

~ the Probate Court Of said County.
TO all persons interested in the lands.
tenements and hereditaments of D.
) Tucker, deceased Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to APP
pear before the Probate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof,
to be holden at the Court house of said
county, On tie Second Monday of april
neat, then and there to shew cause if anv
you have, nv said court should not then
order and decree the lands, tencments
AMI hereditaments Of said deceased 10 be
sold, to pay the debts of said d~ecedent.
VIZ:
The west half of north.we quarter,
section thirty, township eleven, range
four, east, lying in said county,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

GoyEaNoR's MEssAsE.-We give up . large
portion Of our paper this week TO this very sem
sible and business like document. II is, 10
fact, the best Message we have read for q long
time. we have omitted q portion which we
did not consider as Of general interest.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
In the High Court Of Errors 4 Eppeals.
Alexander n. Auhur,1

Thomas E. Robins,
W. y. Bodley and
W.C. Walker, assignees
ot the Com. & Railroad
Bank Of Vcksbntg,
This great cause was decided By the Court
yesterday in favor Of t 9 appellant, Arthur
IN Feb 1910, the Directory of the Bank,
which was Incorporated with a capital of ga
OOO, 600, made two deeds Of assignment, con-
veying all its property and effects Of every des-
cription, to three Trustees or Assignees, for
the ~alledged purposes Of enabling it to avoid a
forfeiture Of its charter by completing the
railroad within the time prescribed in the
charter, and Of placing all its creditors on an
equal footing The profits 10 arise fro the
road after its completion were also assigned,
and this, as expressed in the deeds, was con-
temPlated as the principal source for the pay-
mentor The debts of the Bank; all which was
Intended to be effected by preventing the exc.
cutlon Of judgments that might be reco, cred
against the Bank till its affairs should be wound
up. In l84l, Alex. II. A rthur, being the lol-
de Of a considerable amount of notes of the
Bank, submitted the deeds Of assignment to
me examination Of his Counsel, w. G. Thomn-
SON. Esq, of this city, and upon his counsel
ana advice that the assignment could be broken
and set aside, he had suit Instituted to recover
his claim. Judgment was obtained in Warren
Circuit Court, levied on the property of the
bank, the execution Of which was enioined
and the cause went into thu Superior Court Of
Chaneery' where it was argued, on demurrer.
by Geo. p Yerger, Esq, and S. s. Pren,iss,
Esq, on the part Of the Assignees, and by
VIM Thompson, SEN, and w. g. Thompson.
Esq, Tor the other side-the demurrer raising
the single question of the legal validitvof the
assignments, looking to the face Of the deeds
alone
n Chancellor gave his decision, in 1874.
sustaining the assignment, from which deci-
SION an appeal was taken to the High Court.
by which the Chancellor's decree is reversed,
and it is decided that the assignment is Illegal
and void, upon the face of the deeds them
selves. We lean that this decision is based
upon one Of the points presented and argued
fully before the Chancellor in l843, by W. G.
Thompson, Esq, who argued the cause as
leading counsel in reply for Mr.. Arthur in Tho
High Court, viz: that the assignmen, was an
attempt to appropriate the property and ~effec,s
to the ultimate benefit Of the Bank, p~os,pop.
ing creditors without limit The effect o. tbis
10 to d%isplace the assignees, and throw
the whole business Of the Bank back into he
hands Of the President, Directors & Co.. a. II
before the assignment.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

TAYLOR PRosFEcTs, From every part Of the
Union, the news we receive is most cheering
Even those papers that have been strong advo-
Gates Of Clay, are unwillingly compelled to adj
init that Taylor must be the candidate Of the
people. How much longer do the leading pa
pers ofthe State intend 10 hold back? We
notice that the Columbus Wing is getting un-
easy and 90 are we. Do something soon, II
you please, o. the Anniversary Of Palo Alto
may see a gathering Of the clans without your
sanction.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

CoNaREss-SO far has done just nothing al
all. There have been som fifty, or less, differ
ent sets Of resolutions introduced % The war
and annexation Of Mexico. We'shall find out
by next summer which Of these will pass.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
D.
NOTICE.

"A LII who are indebted to us will please
= call and paw their accounts, and
long standing claims, as il is impossible
for Us 70 grant farther indulgen e. for
we ourselves have Liabilities 10 meet.
EICHELSTEIN & Co.
January Is, l848.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late ]
. NJ. BIanlon are notified that unless
they SETTLE IMMEDIATELY their notes and
accounts will be put in the hands Of an
for collection.
J. MONTGOMERY. Ear
January Is, l84s. 1920
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

III caucus 81 The Democratic members Of
she New York Legislature, resolutions were
passed approving Of the War and the mea-
sRFss IF M. Folks administration, and also
approving the WilmOt Proviso, The ~resolu-
tions we're passed W a vote Of about two to
ons-Banstin.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

TnE TNAUGuRAL-Of Gov. Mathews is short
land thatis the only good quality that does
possess. Ii is as full Of Locofocoism 40 a beg
gar 81 germin-and we shulI not print il.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

LEsIsLATIvE.--Gen. Briscoe has given notice
thar be shall introduce bill for the Repeal Of
the Law dividing the State into Congressional
Districts. Price and Fall ate elected Public
Printers and y W. Patton, Keeper of the Capt.
tol and Librarian. Resolutions inviting Gen.
Taylor and Quitman to visit the Capital as the
guests Of the State, were passed in both houses.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

W. IRE indebted % r. W. Tompkins and
Gen. r. Henry, for various interesting dOcn-
men,s.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

MARRlED-ln this place on Thursday last, ~.
Hon. J. !. ~Ilowcott, JOHN "a. HAeT, d MI
MARY ANN GERMANY.
6-Ihe printer was not forgotten end gives
he best wishes for their happiness.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

us. sgS1roR--col jeff. Davis was elected
q, q Senator on Tuesday, BY exclamation ev-
cry member present voted for him.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

RAIL Roam MEETEa,-The adjourned meet
ing i to be held onthe Cd Monday in Februa-
~ next.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

Witness, the Hon, JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
@ Monday Of January, in the
4 s. year u our Lord, one thou.
SIS sand eight hundred and FOR.
ty.eight, and sepl Of said
court.
Issued, the 18th day Of January Isa8
J. +. CAMERON, CrH.
January 10 1895 1896
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

The steamer, Caroline, left Jackson lol Car
shage on Thursday Last.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
EXECUTORS SALE,

NY virtue Of an order Of the Probate
= Court Of Washington county, made
at the September Term thereof, A. d.
lS47, | will proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton, at the door OF the Court House, in
Canton, TO the highest bidder, on twelve
months credit, all that parcel Of land
situate and being in Madison county,
and described as the north. west
quarter o: section thirty-two, township
nineteen, range two, east belonging 10
the estate Of Christopher L Bennett.
deceased.
A.. G BENNETT, Ear.
Of Christopher L Bennett, deceased.
January Is, l848. 1920
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

Ex.speaker Dayis, Of Indiana, has been ap.
pointed Minister % China, and John Rowan,
u ksnsueky, Charge to Naples, in place Of
Mal Polk, resigned.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

ssnasorF Fairfield If Maine, and MI stewart.
member # Congress from Michigan, Ire
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
a LIST or LETTERS.

EMAlNlNG II the Post Office, at Can, u.
~ Madison county, Mississippi, on The 3lst
Y december, l847, which II MT taken oul ~
Post Office Department al Dead Letters.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

The Senate Of Georgia, BY / vote If ii u
II, have nominated Gen. 2 Taylor, III III
Presidency
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

Nothing o%fiatsrsst from Mexico.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
Canton, Madison Co. Mis'. jan \
T or TUITION

Canton, Madison ca. Mis-. jan
RATES or TUITION
For session Of FiVs Mei
Primary Department ~ Including
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic
Of Madison county over elk years ~
and English Grammar or GeograPs
added on the terms above staied-tl
Junior CIass-lncluding GeogfaPnh
Grammar, History, clemens q "
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
Of the Jews, Greeks and Romans =
and Compositions,
Senior Glass - including Hisie9l
Chemistry, Philosophy, MenIali w
Moral, Evidences Of christianity
tOric, Minerulogy and Geology
Anatomy, use Of the Globes Algspa
try, Astronomy and Compoaitlo4
Latin, Greek, French Or Gefnsa
Music-GuitaF,
Piano,
Harp,
Use of Instrument,
Drawing and Painting,
Contingent Fund, a,
Payments invariably one hali Y
Tsrt Books clusters SPeling
ker's Dictionary, Common sch0ol
Readers, Parley,s Geography pa.s
Of Mathematics from bio fret lsssgn.I
metic through his Bondon's Algsg
gendre, Morse's Geography lFvls
Of History, Botany, Chemistry, M
Antiquities, Goodrich, WOTcss ..l.s \
Histories, Olmstead's Natural F9 WI
stocks Chemistry, WaylaIaaa sI5r
Bovd,s Rhetoric, Watts Logic, taIsa
cution, Smiths English Gramms.. \
GERS Elements of A natomy, E1y w!
ralogy, Geology and Botany, ga n
ply Of the Heavens, a berefls~ i
lectualf powers, Alexander
Christianity, Bible. ...,,..ss
Good Boarding, including N II
can be had with the Principal Y .asy
or in private families y tfsin s'sr
.sTs per month,
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co M ERCIAL.
view orleans oOttOn Ma. ket::.;:Inn. !,

CorToN.-We notice still farther decline il
prices The n We " the Caledonia, which, it
Will De seen, announce a still farther decline
in the Liverpool market, after the sailing II
the Hibernia, had not reached New Orleans.
The sales Of the week $4,000 bales. Stock On
hand 164,O46.
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On the 18th, child ii William Ewing.

KXTE are authorized to announce George
NV .. Hulme, as "A candidate Tor BrigG-
der General, % ill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of W. R.. Miles.
The Yazoo Democrat and Wing and Lex.
lngton ADVERTISE, please copy and forward bill.
XNTE are authorized to announce Lieut.,
wv $. NJ. Phillips ~ The lsl Regl-
meat Mississippi Volunteers, as a candidate for
Brlgadier General in the Brigade composed of
the counties of Madison, Holmes, Warren and
Yazoo,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

Witness, The Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge of Probate
Of said county the Second
Monday Of January, in the
year Of our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred and for
ty eight, and seal of said
court.