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Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
no 5 Il ON
HOTEL.

NNHE subscriber having taken this
n we'll known establishment lately
occupied by PETER TITLE, Esq,
offers its accommodations 10 the boar
ding aud travelling community.
The apartments already spacious
and commodious, are undergoing re-
pairs and will be considerably enlarged.
His table will be furnished with the
best the country affords; polite and at.
attnt've Servants always in attendance,
and no pains will be spared to render it
the most desirable stopping place in
the State.
His large and roomy stable will be
supplied with provender, and attended
by faithful ostlers.
Il few horses and bUggys always on
hand for hire. r. G. STEELE.
Hsusoton Mi, Jan. 18th 1913. ga II
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
,fI1lz1a n
lh-sAs--s-t9l
ABERDEEN MAIL,

AbEhbEEN VI AALg
Leave Houston every Tuesday
Thursdaysand Saturday morning, at 6
o'clock, A. M. Arrives every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 4 o'clock,
P, N.
PoNToToc MAIL,
Leaves Houston every Friday at 8
o'clock, r. NJ. Arrives every Wed
nesday at o'clock, P. NJ.
GREENSBORO MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Wednesday
at 70 A. NJ. Arrives every Friday
I, P. NJ.
CoFFEEvILLE MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Saturday at
l2F.M. Arrives same day at l. AN
COLUMBUS MAIL,
Leaves every Wednesday, at 6, am;
arrives every Tuesday, at 8, pm.
FULTON MAIL.
Leaves Houston every Friday, at
o'clock, p m; arrives the same day at
II o'clock, m,
VIM A. SCOTT, p. NJ
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
ROBERT g.. MOSBY
PAINTER.

Having located in the town Of Hous-
ton offers his services TO the citizens Of
Chiekasaw and the adjoining Counties,
and will attend to any call IN his line.
His charges will be moderate, suits
able to the times.
He Processes to be able to do any
kind Of House and fancy painting, any
for proof Of his skill and proficiency
satisfactory specimens a nds reference
will be given when the call is madess
HOuston, 98lh June l849.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
SOUTHERN PATRIOT.
BY
MARTIN e. KENDRICK.
TERMS.

TERMS.
The SOUTHERN PATRIOT is publish
ed weekly at 50 so a year, if paid in
advance, or within two months from
the time of subscribing; SO If not
paid till the end Of the year Clubs in
the Country or distant Post Offices,
who may make up and forward ia adj
rance, the sum Oslo shall be entitled 10
receive FIVE copies. This reduction
will not be made however, in any case,
where the payment is not made in ad-
vance. No paper will be discontinued
until all dues have been paid, except at
the option Of the publishers.
hPADvERTIsEMENTs inserted at 81
per square, often lines or less for the
first insertion, and fifty cents per square
for each subsequent Insertion. The
number Of insertion required must be
kmared on the advertisements, or thew
will be inserted until ordered out. and
charged for accordingly.
fP Professional or business cards.
of one square, inserted at $40 per an.
mum, for every additional square $40.
Articles ola personal nature, will be
charged double price. Political cir
culars or public addresses, for the ben
eft Of individuals or companies, will
be charged as advertisements, and at
the same rates, payable in advance.
6~JoB PRlNTINo, in all its various
branches, executed with neatne1s and
dispatch.
~ Payments for advertising and
Job work, will be required in advance.
=" Subscribers who have not an
opportunity Of paying otherwise, may
remit by mail, in bills Of solvent banks.
postage paid, at our risk; provided il
shall appear, by POstmaster's certi-
fcate, that such remittance has been
duly mailed.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
The State Of Mississippi
ChickaSaU County {
George w. Thornton
vs. attachment,
Lewis S. Boulon geo. Sl54O. So

oOolBo W AHOIHlun
Lewis S, Bouton SEQ. $3.50, So
Guarnashees Summoned, Homer V
Pulliam and U S. Williams.
The writ of attachment in tbe above
stated case having been returned to ny
office executed and the above named
garnashees, summoned, notice is here
BY given in pursuance Of the provisions
Of the Statute. That unless the de-
iendant shall appear, at our next Cir
cult Court to be held at the Court
House in in the Town of Houston on
the first donday in September A. d.
lS49 and plead answer or demur,
judgment will be entered against him
and the Garnashees in this case and
the amount so attached will be con~
demned and made liable to the Plainl~
i'll = claim.
Witness VIM. M. MofTat Clerk of
said court.
VIM. NJ. MOFFAT Clerk.
June % A. d. l849.-3-4w
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
NO =
MlneY Dol loan I'D o pr. crnt.

Mtney TO loan at o pr. cent.
a persons wishing 10 make a prOfi-
tablt investment will please call and
lin their notes and accounts, and
the.6Y save cost and trouble.
I9se wishing cheap goods can DO
supplied al the store ofihe Undersigned
east dde Of the public square in
Houslin, privately at al times, or at
public iuclion on the first Saturday,
and Mqday in May, and on the FIRST
mondayin every month thereafter, du-
ring timt with them.
Az A MATTHEWS.
Houstonll, Apr. ls49.-tf
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
SMITH 4 MALLETT.

COAlhllSolON MEhCHANIS,
MOnLE-- ALABAMA.
WOULD respectfully announce to the
planters generally, that they have
made arrangements for conducting a
general COMMISSION Business 10 No
bile Alabama, where they will be
pleased to wait on thOse who may ia
vor them with their patronage.
To guard against MisFoRTUNEs
(which they consider only a nickname
for lMPRUDENCE) they will unequivo-
cally decline accepting or endorsing
bills uRdeT any pretence whatever, by
which means the planting interest
will be safe in their hands.
October 18th lS48. I9-tf.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
TYPE FOUNDRY,
AND PRINTERS FURNISHING
WARE HOUSE.

WARE HOUSE.
THE subscribers have opened a new
type foundry in the city of New
York where they are ready to supply
orders TO any extent, for any kind Of
Job or fancy type, ink, paper, cases,
galleys, brass rules, steel column
rules, composing sticks, and every
article necessary for Printing Office.
The type, which are cast in new
moulds from an entire new set OF
matrixes, with deep counters, are
warranted to be unsurpassed by any
and will be sold at prices to suit the
times. All the type furnished by US
is hand cast.
Printing presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines of the approved pat
terms.
N. B.--A Machinlst is constantly
in attendance TO repair Presses and do
light work.
Composition rollers cast for Printers.
Editors of newspapers, who will
buy three times as much type as their
bull amounts to may give the above
six months insertion in their paper
and send their papers containing il to
the subscribers
C0CKCROFT & OVEREND.
October rs, '48. 20-6m.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
GIN FACTORY.

d. K. WOODALL, manufacturer
Of Cotton Gins, is still pursuing his
business in Houston Nj.
He has now on hands several Gins
Of the best quality which he will war
rant to perform we'll. He will also
make TO order, on the shortest notice,
any quantity, size or quality of Gins.
and deliver them any where in Chicka-
saw or any of the adjoining connties-
Warranted good as before mentioned.
low for cash, or on time to solvent and
punctual planters,
He also repairs, without DELAY, old
Gins whenever brought to his shop, at
reasonable charges.
Satisfactory references will be piv-
en- Of the quality and performance Of
his Gins, to any who may wish to pur-
chase.
Houston, Chckasaw Co. Mi.
May Goth. lS49.--4O-tf
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
DIR. HUGH OUIN.

"AVING resigned his Profess
NJ sorshiP in the B. nj. College.
OF Memphis, with a view of devoting
his time to practical professional servi.
ce, offers his services to the citizens
OF his region, and will promptly res>
pond to all calls near or remote, aud
will constantly Keep on hand on ample
supply ofthe usual Botanic Medicine .
for sale.
His office is at his residence near
Palo Alto, Mis-.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
DR.. w. Il. SpaIding.
Medical Notice

hRS. BLACKWELL & MAR
~TlN, having formed a partner,
ship in the practice of Medicine, would
respectfully tender their professional
services to their friends and the public
generally. BY this arrangement they
will secure, at any time, to their pat
rons, the benefit of consultation with
out additional expense.
July, 81, l847. 9-lOm.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
GRO RIES
WILLIAM p. HEBARD.
Surgeon Dentist.


(FoRMILY OF CHARLEsroN, S. co
Respectfully tenders his profession
al services to the citizens of this
place and vacinity. His instru-
ments are of the most improved des-
cription; and he hopes that by strict
attention and skillul treatment of
all Dental maladies, to give salts
faction and merit patronage:
DR.. II. will attend the regular ses-
sions of the Circuit Court at this
place, and any orders addressed to
him at Aberdeen during its vaca
tons willreceive his prompt atten-
ton, without extra charge.
March sth, 1919.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
Drs. Scott & Montgomery
jackson BOOk-bindry.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACToRY
ND LANK BOOKS for courts, pub.
MDlic Offices, Sc, made to order, in
the best and most durable style.
Book binding in all its branches, al
so, done and warranted in style. and
workmanship. Also on hand and for
sale number of articles consisting Of
Stationary. The patronage ofthe pub
iic 10 respectfully solicited,
NJ. l.. JULIENNE,
Successor to Rich'd Edward s Co.
Blndery over Ellis & McAllister's.
June 90, l847 5-tc
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
The Taylor House.

W Kosciusko, Mississippi,
h HE undersigned, having pnr.
chased the Tavern Ilouse. form.
erly occupied by Richard Ross. in the
town of Kosciusko, would respectCullv
invite the community particularly the
travelling part-to favor him with a
call. His table will at all times he
supplied with The best the market q
the country can supply, and his stables
with plenty Of provender. Having
had some experience in the matter he
aalters himself that he can render Al
guests comfortable. He has severa
rooms now, and will soon have severa
others, for The reception offamiEes
Drovers can at all times be- accom-
modated. Call once and if Won are
dissatisfied you are not compelled IN
return. bP Chargss-moderaIe
LEWIS PREsLEy
'une % io4'' 5-tf.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
G. McFARLAN e. Co..

G. MCFARLAN e. Co..
Storage d Commission Mwchanis.
"ILL continue to store and ship
" Cotton, receive and forward up
freight as formerly.
The rates Of storage on cotton will be
In ware house, above high water mark
OF last winter, 20cls pr bale
In sheds lOcts /" a"
OF the ONLY TWO WARE
HOUSES above the freshet of last
winter, ours was one; yet those who
store with US must do so with the I'M
derslanding that we take no risks or
responsibility for unavoidable oceurren-
css, meaning thereby, fires, freshets
OF other causes, which in their nature,
are beyond our control.
= TOR GE.
The undersigned having rented tae
large Framed WARE HOUSE, from
J r. Eckford, offers his service to
his friends and the planters generally.
| am raising the " are house entire
ly above the high warter mark of De-
cember i847. And will store all cot
ton inlrusted TO my care at the follow
ing rates:
In ware house Insured above high
warter Mark 90 cents per bale
T. d. HOBSON.
Aberdeen September l4th 1913.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
TAILORING.

E. f. SMITH, thankful for pas
favors would respectfully infOrm the
citizens of Chickasaw county that he
has permanently located in the town OF
Houston. one door east of Col. Fealht
erslon's Law office, he is prepared TO
execute his trade in all CT its branches
in the neatest and most fashionable
slyle. The cutting department will
be attended TO by himself, and from
his experience in his profession, he is
able to insure The most hadsome fits.
Great care taken with all garments
cut for ladies TO make. He respect
fully solicits a portion of Patronage
of the public. HThe latest fash
ions are regularly received
July 5th, l84S. 5--49n.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01

La w NO TICE.
JOHN A. WILCOX.

HAVING returned from Mexico, to
Aherdesn bis former residence; and
having resumed the practice of law,
respectfully tenders his services 10
his friends, and The public generally.
Office at Aberdeen Mississippi.
September 18th ls4S. l5-l2m.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
ROYAL EXmIRITION.

SIMONTON & MYERS are in
receipt and will continue TO receive a
very fresh and we'll selected stock OF
goods, Mr.. Simonlon having Just re.
turned from Philadelphia, New York
and Boston who gave his personal at
tention IN the selection Of every article
they offer in market. They are old
Citizens ofthe Village 8 liom their ex-
perlence, efforts Cater themselves that
the buying portion Of the community
will not only be pleased with the arti-
Giles, but with the prices and facilities
they offer Having an eye to those
who are remotely settled and who have
not helherto been supplied in their
usighborhOod with fresh articles at fair
prices, they have purchased very
handsom stock Of goods for
kEA'S BRIDGE,
at which place they will have attentive
Clerks, and give some portion of their
personal attention to the good people
Of that vicinity.
FOR THE LADIES THEY HAVE
Prints, Muslns and Ginghams, of
every variety; Black and printed
Lawns; Bishop and Victory do Glng-
ham .Muslen. Linen Muslins, Linen
and Silk Tissue, Plaid, Black and
Embroidered dress silks; Plaid .anas-
Italian Lusters, Poplin Francies. Al
paccus, Silk Warp do, Bombazlnes
lcarean Lusiers;
A LARGE LOT
Of Swiss, Jack, Mill and Nansook
Mus Inns; Cambrics Rich Berage and
in addition to which they offer the most
handsome and cheap B0NNETS,-I
Bonnet Ribbons, Lnces, Braids Silk
and cotton fringe and every variety
of dress trimmings, and would most
Earnestly request them to CALL and
examine their Large French flowers.
JEWELRY,
Worked Collars, Cuffs, trimed, "Siand |
up" habits, Elizabetheans &c. Ladies
doIcall.
~ AA4N n HAAAANA hin
While we confess that we spent more
time in making selections for the La
dies for which every gentleman will !
accord TO US the credit due; there.
fore we have not passed with indifer~
ence their claimes, and are now in
receipt Of some ofthe finest CLOTHS, /
various colors American and French /
Drap'd Ell, Ermine, Cadet Casemcre,
Codrington. French Casemeres Doe
skin merino Casimeres, Summer
Tweeds, Monterey Casimeres CrOion,
'Camblet, Grass, Irish plaid and
check Linens, A Large Lot Of
READY WADE CLOTHING
Hats Boots and Shoes Hardware and
Cutlery, Saddlery, (some very fine
Saddles)
ERIES,
and in short every article that may be
expected in market, all of which they
offer on the most liberal terms Mr.
Myers would here tender to the PEG
pie of Chickasaw his most sincere and
devoted thanks for the liberal patron
age he has heretofore received at their
hands and would say, that he will be
in the Cotton market this fall
Houston May 9Th l849.-l7-6m
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
DIR. HI. c. ORR.

Has permanently located at Houston,
to practice bis profession, in its various
branches; and hopes to merit a share
Of public patronage.
He may be found at all times lex
cePt when professionally engaged at
his Office and Residence on the North
West corner of the square.
Houston / It'll. June .-52-6m
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
A LARGE LOT
JEW ELR

Worked Collars, Cuffs, trimed, "Siand
up" habits, EIizabetheans &c. Ladies
dnlcall
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-01
GENTLEMEN
READY WADE CLOTHING

Hats Boots and Shoes Hardware and
Cutlery, Saddlery, (some very fine
SRddlesl
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26
From the New York Tribune.
f1E BEAUTIFUL.

How much there il that's beautiful
In this vain world Of ours,
The verdure Of the earthly spring,
The swsssly blooming Aowers-
The brook that dances in the light,
The birds that carol free,
Are objects beautiful and bright,
That everywhere We see.
There's beauty in the early morn,
Where oil 10 hushcd and still,
And st the lovely sunset hour,
'Tis spread DER vale and hill;
IL lives within the gorgeous clouds,
That float along the sky,
And oh. how purely beautiful
Our evening canopy.
Il dwells in quiet stiffness where
The classy waters glide,
And wakes to awful grandeur meath
Tn. cssaiact's foaming tide;
IT'S thFoned in dark stern majesty,
Where the tall mountain toweS-
Oh! there 10 beauty everywhere
In this bright world Of ours.
And life, how much is shed around,
To bless and cheer us here,
When strength and energy are found,
lie lesser lille TO bear.
Although cloud may sometimes rise,
A shadow sometimes rest,
Upon our earthly p thwsy, still
Wis beautiful and bless'd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

Tas QuEEN or TnE Wur .-Cinciun
has bec0me ono Of the wsalthisss cities Of
ths Uaieo, possessing heavier capisalisss
than Baseon.
Nichslss Longvosth paid tax last year
fell 900, while the largsss tag paid BY
. msn 10 Bosaen vas considerably lees than
5000. Taess sss los persons who aver
eee mnss thaa olO0O ssch-sbeis aggfe-
gate tax bsisg oll0,l los. The sosirs tax
e 1910 eassssed 70 osly eases, Of l69O
- Ola, 073, q l090 70 81 O57, of 1910
10 D222y 222, sod q lol7 % as, 900.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

An OLD SrBcRlsER.-Ths Massschu.
se.is Spy announces the deccase, q tho
nge of02. Of one Of ito subscribers in Wov.
cssser. who had taken that paper '.fnr more
than seventy years." No wonder 10 lived
long. We venture to cay that none, vbO
took any respectable newspaper regular.
" "r 70 long period, ever died youag,
especially il he paid for il punctoally.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

There il trouble ahead ia the Cansdas.
Tho ssrebels," a. tl,oas Who would rsehes -
called .ssehels" than RoysIisss, are on tAe
increase; and unless the 'ssposhsr cooairy"
does son,c'hing to avert the storm thaa6
brewing tho American Uniou viii very
soon csoss the St. Lawsencs. An -.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26
AN AUTHENTIC ANECDOrE.

Thomas Chitienden, the first Governor Of
Vermont, who was plain farmer, alike
remarkable for strong native powers Of
mind, aud the republican, simplicity with
which he conducted everything in his pub
lie duties, and in his domestic establishment,
was once visited BY apar,y ii travelling
fashionables from one Of our cities. When
The hour Of dinner arrived, Mrs. Chittenden
to the sssonishment Of her lady guest, wen,
out and blew tin horn Tor the workmen,
who soon arrived; when to the still greater
surprise Of these fair cts, tho whole compa-
ny, Governor, his lady guests, workmen aud
oil, wero invited IL Sit down to the substnn-
,ial meal which had been prepared for the
occasion. After the dinner was over, and
the ladies were lett TO themselves. one OF
tho guests thought she would gently take
Mrs. Chissenden to task Cor this mons,rous
violation Of gentility, TO which she had been,
- sbe thought, % uncour.eousIy made .
victim.
'You do not generally cit down to the
same table with your woskmen, suppose,
Mrs. Chisisndcn," ssid she.
"Why," replied the Govesnor's lsdy.
whose quick Wit Instantly apprehendsd the
drift Of The other, Il sm sImosi ashamed to
say, 70 generally have; but soou intend
10 amend in this particular.
wss telling tho Governor this morn
ing, that il WAS On absolute shame that the
workmen, Who did oil the hard labor,
should fare no better than We who cit %
much of lie time in the house, doing little or
noehing; and ! am determined hereafter
70 Get two tables, the FIRST and best for the
voskmen, and the last not % good, for the
Governoe and myself"-G. N. Empor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

MARVELLOUS C0lNcIDExcE.-Onc Of
those remarkable cases Of presentiment, or
''second.sigI't, that have occurred at inter-
walls to the confusion Of al human specula.
ton in every age Of the world, has JUS,
been brought 10 our knowledge in this city.
Tho daughter Of = highly respectable FAM
lily. child M some twelve years, who hs.
been i'll 6 fever for some DAYS, told her
parents, in paroxysm Of delrium on Mon.
day evening, that her brother, who was
on board the packet ship Dsvonshirc,
coming from London, was then within
twenty miles of home, and had with him
sundry presents far them, specifying among
other things, FIVE books with red covers ri,
edges. &c. The vessel arrived the next
morning, and the return Of the brother with
tho specified presents verified the truth Of
her marvellous impression. When tho
brother entered her chamber, she recogni.
1ed him 1t once. and m tive instant inter.
roeated him coacerning the presents which
shs said she had dreamed of, when he con.
frmed her prediction in every particular.
She then Immediately relapscd into dsliri.
On. Nsrask Adr~tiser.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

WoRsE THAN BAD.-Two commedians
having wager about which Of them sung
The BEST. They agreed TO refer il to Kelly,
Who undertook 10 b arbitrator on this &C.
casion. A day was accordingly agreed on,
and both the parties executed TO the hos,
Of their abilities before him. Al soon %
they bad finished, he proceeded to give
Judgment in tho following manner:-.As
for you. cir, addressing himself to the fssi, J
sou arc the ,rorss singer ever heard 10
my lifs."
"Ah!" said Tho osher exulsincly, Il knew
! should win my wager"
@Ssop. oil" " ssid tho arbisraios, II have .
wosd 10 ay % you before you 20. which
10 this,-ihst % ios YOU, yos cast sing at
aA.m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

GENERAL TAYLOR AND JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Queer things happen in this world. A
few ycars ago = young ,nan on the banks Of
tho Southern Mississippi, cioped with the
daughter of M old planter, n the father
would not consent TO the marriage. Time
rolled on; the daughter died, and tho father
and widowed husband met on The bloody
field If Bnena Vista. On that terrible day.
nmid scenes of carnage mud vnlor the gal
liant young hero sustained veil snd nobly
the gallan,ry Of his countrvmen, and tho
old hero extending 10 him his hnnd for the
first time since the marriage 81 his daughter,
snid--"S;'. my daughter was better Judge
of character than ! am. Here 10 my
hand"
Two years have passed away. A presi-
dent is to he inangrrnied. The son-in-law,
now member Of The u 8 Senate, is mp
painted chairman ola committee to val,
upon the President and inform him Of his
election. Then again the father and son.
in.law met. That wns n proud day for
Jefferson Davis. il was his hour Of vicio.
~. We would rather have been Davi.
than Taylor. The sweet whi-perings Of
the spirit voice Of tho s'depar,ed one" must
have been with him ,hcre.-Erchange.