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TO FARMERS,

Planters. Gardners, and Others.
THE subscriber has hand his Agricultural Ware
House and Seed Store, No 2i6 Main Street opposite
the City Hail. Worcester, KENTISH u MINERS GEL
EBRATED PREPARED GUANO, which is considered a
superior article of Manure and which he will sell at low
price for Cash. OTIS CONVERSE.
May 8. II
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DESENEgE'EDN.

TJ'HE Corartnership Heretofore eXsling between The
subscribers is this y dissolved by mutual consent
II persons indebted The late firm are requested to
make immediate payment. All persons having demands
against the late firm, requested present ortb~
with at No. POI MAIN STREET, the place Il business of
The frm SCOTT g. LAZELL.
September IL, 1919. dw2wS25
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BLACKSMITHYNG.
r 4 II =

ETNHE SUI scber, having fitted up and ncrea ed
the nH"ber of his BATHING ROOMS. reminds the
fitizers OF Worcester, that if they choose ard
RENAL WELL rather than 10 pay Doctors bill to get
we'll thew can be furnished, at any Time with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, and aIsals
accommodations, by calling the corner Of Front end
Caritcn Sftetts. CALVIN NEWTON.
June FL off
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FnrPss for Sale.

,-,rIr Farm kaoyn as she THAXrEE f ARM, is offers
"a for sale il being one OF the best in the county
containing one hundred and ioty two acres, with all he
arve tpiinss thereon aud in coed repair, and well
H,o0isi Win runDing water. Three hun red doilaIs
,,ifIlib nj trnt is annually soli from sad place .
"0I'H " ava" dSwIf A. NJ. MERRIFlELD.
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Coaches and Harnesses for Sale.
ENHE subscriber has for sale passt niger STAGE
1 COACHES. One Of them is nearly rev. has been
run but ur months is trimmed ana finished in
CANT style with he best materials The other is OF the
sly lie and fnish but has been used longer; weighing
about 1850 lbs each
Also, set of STAGE HARNESSES, all is good order,
and will he sold nj great bargains w. e. CS.ARK.
Worcester, Jane IA 1873. diff
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BUILDING L.NTS.

FiG subscr her has fer sale OF the desirable
BuiLDING LOTS III tie City Of orces!er il is sit
mated ~ the moth SIDE of Chatham Street. On the highth
OF land near the Dwelling House of Rev Mr. Snray and
conthirs about $500 square feet lie also other lois
Oh the same Street containing 5000 50 # each-an hr
Lots in the same vicinity nncy st-ani several Lots
nenr the Red Mills on ayor street.
June 4. DIFF Charles WHITE
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RARE CHANCE.

TIE STOCK OF n Grocery Store will be sold low md
The S on Souihbridge street., recently occupie
by Cushman ThayeT will be let the Grocer Pro
vision business. L. &c =. p. HARRINGTON,
June IL. DIT IL Portland st.
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City Furniture Ware House
Y. a. III. BAKER


WOULD respectfully inform the cIzens IF the Cry OF
w Worcester ami VIC MY and their customers
that they have 0pertd barge and cOmmcdious Rooms
No. 2l4 Main ST., corner IF Pleasant,
or the Einutactue and sale Of all The LATEST kinds
PARLoR FURNITURE,
They have constantly IN hand al shor. notice.
me trench sye ann patterns OF Rosecood Mahogany and
Black Wdinut COUCIIES, 'OFTOMaNS LOIi Mes
Tete a lie e DlVANS and TABoURETS
Also, the French Spring Seat ROCKING CH4IRS con
taste, and durability all HE latest pate n, of American
CllAlEs-aso The French and Eng sh patterns Modern
Hsd Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS ut every style--nlso
Dentists, Barher's, and ORIENTAL. EASY t,uAIDS
covered with Satin Plush, Damask and ttair rIn,h.
Needle Work carefully mounted In the most aseiu man
ner.
Also, a general assortment of
Seer ErARs!LS, BUREAUS
Centre, Card and Work TABI.ES-BOok and Show Cases
Desks, Hat Trees, What Is OTIS, Tea PtNs &c
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment OF Cheap Furniture, and wood.
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and resulted
Furniture repaired, UarniSAed &c.
PULPIT aud other Church Furniture made 10 order
Upholstery and Carving
IN an 'her braLches-Orisina designs for Furniture Cur
ialns ahd o'her Upholstery work, furnished for sing
articles or sniis OF rooms
w. & IL. b. having leased for a term Of wears
large and convenient building, with extensive water
power attached, they command facilities ior The manufac
ure O Furniture unsurpassed by aUy in The STATE and
having secured the services the mosI experienced
men, thew are prepared all orders in their bps
ness with economy durability and despatch. TIE, won
ca pancuar attention 10 the act their mRHuac uring
All OF thslf Upholstery work thus securing their Cnsto
mes articles wholly superior the Boston Aucton fur.
nlture which can he sold tWenty per centn less than
good article particularly il shop and second hand
u3Genlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses, or private residences, are reqesed to call
Also Country pe,ers will fnd il greatly TO their advan
tige 10 CAL before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, March IS, 1919. - dwtr
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I'D HEN g,

IL A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT
E5A "A suitably arranged and now occupied eentee
-is. boarding housed pleasantly situated near Main
will be rented Immediately together win all the
furniture and fixtures Of the house. The present hoaers
may he retained, ard the OF the premises boarded
For further information apply al the o. Eden AND
Sudbury July q
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"A ! He subscriber will sell his Honse LINCOLN
fn44 ST.. IL has been thoroughly repaired the last
AzLSPrng, and is now in perfect oder Attached to
is arg- garden of very productive SOL with beuti-
fl bronx on its border. With very Iitp expense II can
be de Of the most de irabe residences in the city
Also, Tor sale, FOUR ACRES OF LAMB constituting
the OF the Farm owned by the subscriber opposite
the house of simeon Gales. is bounded the East
~ Main street III south by The Clements road ana
mere is he an ample drive way through the centre and
N The Dtrth SIDE. .. II. BLOOD.
Sept IL. DIFF
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..ussrsss ~ 81 phu5 Ss
nar months, vegetation becomes much PatShSa
"a some ranches (Iarms) the grass fails for the
.attle at the. dryest season. The farmers are al.
ways DESTROYS that some rain should fall ill Aprii
q ste their land just previous to their plough
ing, before planting beans, corn and potatoes.
person not acquainted with the soil and climate
Of California, would doubt IFS capacity to produce
any grain without summer showers-yel "heas
produces abundantly
TOWNS AND CITIES.
At she great and rapidly settling seaport San
rSzz--.4~-N Gtths of the imnorts nt tiaufpGS
in IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted 10
give satisfaction. O-ders solicited.
Worcester, July 81. diff
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SeA 4 NEW AMI convenient Dwelling House, with
NI two Ienements pleasantly located vest o
s~ NJ lin Street, within FIVE minutes walk of the Cit,
'nrrounirg country Terms liberal Inquire Of II VII,
JAMS, No 2i9 Main Street. or OF d. BROW n, No. {
Central Exchange dlstf Jane 26
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Fer Sale.

"a 4 TWO stony dwelling House, situated on Salem
sH - Said house is so by % toe,, with wood
sNeti a9d other conveniences. The Oti SIS feet by
~ convenient for large small f4mily and consider.
sbie truit On The premises. For further particulars INQUIRE
Of AVIAN ALLEN, l6 Trumbul ST.
worcester, G!y -, ISIS diff
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Florence and Straw BOnnets
VX ILL be Colorei and Pressed in the best Tor
~ ONLY IS cents each, At WILLIAMS'S BON
NET ROOMS, Central Block, III MAIN ST.
Apri B. DIFF
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.
A BARGAIN,

n DAhUHGLVJ
a ND A RARE CHANCE j. offered to a
- business man who would se to engage in the Dry
and Wes India GoO9s business in pleasant and thrivi
village, The line of he Western Rail Road miles
fom The City OF Worcester. The subscriber being about
totehange his business, will sell his entire stock and stand
al very great bargain Any ndivdual having modtr
cash capital, and wishing eng &c in The buiness Of
a Country Store, where money be mnde may apply
reasonably or by letter, paid IN
July IA dtf JOHN FIRTH, CiappUiNe, Mass.
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WORCF STER LAUNDRY.
W ASHTM AND IRONING

" A SHIN G AND MIN G.
1ENHE subscribers give notice thai they perecliug
j arrangements tor the above business GROVE
STREET, where every facility will be offered FOR doing
work nice and at low prices The most approved apFar-
and the best help will be obtained no effort III
be obtained and effort will be spared make such
establishment wsrthy Of public confidence and patronage
which is respectfully solicited.
SHIRTS, BOsOMS &c, for manu- aciurers, folded In a
iorm bosons glazed bedies sarched, and work
warranted equal to asy the marSef.
Goods ceived at 253 MAIN STREET, L. J.. MASON,
Agent and the Laundry Grove 81. Articles called
for End returned, IL desired, Tree Of charge.
Lists OF prices be obtained ahnve.
eepi5. II. ADAMS d ca.
a-FThe Dyeing bu-iness will be continued as
usual by the SUBSCRIBE. H. ADAMS
Sept 5. wltdtf
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WHENCE THE DTTFERENOE !?

w 4AGAs OA1 EIAI OAe 4 15EAGL1OG
PHYSICIAN Of extens We practice in this city has
n los but two patients of phus phoh fever since
June 10Th, 1a45 and Except when complicated With
other isefses in inAnts but patient OF dysenery,
du ing the lssme time In several other diseases (nat,
Perhaps in alp his has been equally marked. Can
any nte,lgensJy ex,I in The reason
Augo7. 3taw3mis CALVIN NEWTON MD.
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TO LET,

=, A COMMODIOUS Store, Tenement. and Barr
eTFs a situate ed at Webster Depot. Il is well calcu
49, lated for the 9cct and Shos business a3nilHc
bep sss AranssSs of business is to e 0aad in ths
vicinity 1t is also well arranged merchandising, for
which purpose il has been occupied for several years.
For terms which will be liberal to COED tenant, apply
TO The Depot Master, or CLEMANS LARNED, ne8r tbs
remses dtl Webster, Nov 2.
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Houses and Lois.

I'IE Subscriber offers for sale Forty Building Lots on
Laurel H Of the most beautiful locations in the
City, Prices running from (Sl0000,) tour hu dred to
(S600 0O) sixteen hundred dollars. ALSO-One House
situated on Laurel St, Elizabeth street, and one
Shtiby street, all and moGern built, sutahle
two ainieS. dxwtt A. VI MERRIFIELD.
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TO RENT.

L., TX the 81 Story Of Central Exchange a roam 10
SfMs BY 60, possession given mmedia,ely. Also one
.i@s24 or two TENEMENTS, peasan " situated Im>'
curry may be made At The spy Office, or OF
July 81 lG49. dlf ADOLPHUS MORSE.
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kH7OtLD respectfully inform the cIizens Of the City
w Worcester and MY and their former customers
that they have npened large and comnodous Rooms at
No. 244 Main ST., corner IF Pleasant,
Or the nlnuAcluIe and sale Of all The LATESI klnIs
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EasR SAT,R.

- 4 VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
-; 81 y consisting of House Barn. and Binding Lou
&sA sn2py OF good and durable water with m any de-
raiic privileges, when examined. dtf March ).
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Valuable E7arsga fOV SaIc.

~ u ii subscriber frs Tor sale his FARM silua
AssA ted partly IN the south part Worcester and
StsLArart'y IN the town Of Auburr. For paTiicHlars
nqlire n the subscriber LEWIS CHAPLIN.
Worcester, Seit IS u3twtf
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FOR SIZE OR LE,r

EOR S.t LIE Ok LEE,
- 4 COTTAGE HOUSE, situated in very pleas
AT II aat part Of The City. For further inflammation
LIZ ina aire at this office. df Jay TO-
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FOR SALE.

s-z 4 NEW and elegant ROUSE on Laurel Stree
TsS II Inquire of MERRlFiELD & uAPGOOD.
AH&sa- Feb 5. DIFF
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NO IET',

- CONVENIENT TENEMENT. No. 90 Thomas st
$A Inquire OF JOHN GATES or WILLARD
.ls11sA BROWN tt Jul, IS.
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DWelIing EgOmses for S;e!c.

50 A HOUSE N Salem Street-one on Orange ST
nm n and on Otis Srett-will be sold on reason
lie abe terms. FRANCIS ii. DEWEY,
June IL. DIFF 202 Slaiu st.
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Three Farms TOR Sa

- the vicinity of this CITY. For further partic
tsiiiaaa lars apply to s. w. SELBY d CO.
49, Worcester, March IA. If 69 Main St
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REMARKABLE CURES

upon record and has acquired reputation which time aloo.
can hace Fhysrans OF wduuhed skill aud experience Minis
'strs OF various denominations well hundreds Of our en-
hent citizens, all unite recommending The of tins truly
valuable mtucne TO their patients, charge, aud friends who
thus Athlete d as the only REMEDY. -
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For Sale

IfHE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith Shop sit
gated near The Court House. Inquire this OH e
Der ~ d,ute
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TO RENT

TO RENT.
Co A STORE on Southbrdge Street with a good
- n Basement Room, suitable tor Grocery or Pro,
vision Store. Apply to OTIS BRAMAN,
June 4. DIFF Washington square.
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used by those who have ben cured By this valuable medicine
One SAYS have si' red beyond my power descriptions but
now relice IN being FULLY ord to health and happiness
Another says, Il thank God feel hat ! am a well man
also iee II ny sdGty TO proclaim il to The ends Of the earth
ha those similarly afflicted may find relief Another who
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RICH Ribbons.

4 SPLENDID assortment Ct Rich Ribbons Tor Trim
n min iEa's ard Dresses gether with arge yaiel,
o. Millinery jods. Just received at
sept IL DIV CHAMBERLIN'S.
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House for Sale

Ia A new and valuable house, OF two Tenements,
$50 IA sitned On Carol street, nearly opposite the
1A anrel Church. For particulars enquire on
the pre!E June 20. DIFF
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Cottage House for Sale or to Let,
A--A 4 'ONfAlAlAG kooms, very convenient, with
f.Gff ~ never failing whier, situated Salem Street
2I4ss Terms easy. Inquire OF J. HILTON corLer q
lain and Pearl IT. dtf SEPT IL.
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FOR SALE.

"a A VERY desirable lot tor health AMI pleasant
fsT6Sff1 a ness, situated on Main AMI Allen Streets
lsssELH ALSO, House on Gunner OF Main and Chaii-
ton :is. Inquire THIS OFFICE.
Eept 10 dam
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Historical Fits, Commissions, Spa.ms Sc
DR. Hart would impress upon The minds of the ced l
Vegetable Extract is the only remedy discovered that
can be relied on for the pemant cure of This most dreadful
oa dise@es As its tendency l., Insanity madness and
dc cath, the most
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19
For he Patriot

Dir EDlroM-The prime object.
Of the publication of the patriot
being to promulgate the truth and to
combat error, | have to ask the use Of
space sufficient to correct some en-
Fofs now aaoat in this county.
| have just returned froma visit to
Yalabusha County, and on my return
lmet, in the South Western corner
oil this county report that; 40 Dem
Ocrats had petiiiOaed me 10 decline
the present caHUdss for the Legisla-
ture," and on passing from thence
home | learned that the report was
quite current and by many believed
to be true.
With the mOtireS of those who first
gave utterance to this report | have
nothing to do. Il is sufficient for me
TO say that it is utterly and entirely
false. No Democrat-not one, has
petiliOned, oreven requested me to
decline the canvass. To the contra
ry however scores-and it seems TO
me that might say hundreds ofdem-
ocrats approached me during court
week with their protest against, and
apparent indignation at, the idea of
my withdrawal from the canvass.
Those who were not in town du-
ring court week may not understand
why the question Of my withdrawal
was raised. Most Of those who were
here however, are aware that reports
were rife upon the streets to the effect
that | had declined, and that efforts
were being made to effect my with ,
drawal &c &c. These reports prom
pied many democrats who were in
town to thus approach me, and thus
TO charge me in reference to this mat !
ter. 4
| need not remark that I never en- f
the most distant idea, Of I
Withdrawing from the canvass, or that
never gave the most slight intima-
ion to any person that | would so IL
let, contrary to the wish Of my party. d
t is well known by all true demo. il
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19
Yours, respectfully.
T. S. EVANS.

OT At the request Of its author.
we lay the above singular communi.
cation before our readers. Without
commenting upon the worthy gentle
mans article, we merely remark that
his sweeping denial ofthe truths set
forth in the Preamble, unanimously
adopted by the meeting, leaves him
IN very unenviable position.
That the proceedings ofthe NEE
ting may not go forth without a Sc
cretary, we inform the public, that
DR. J. P. MONTGOMERY, a gentleman
of experience and high altainments.
who was first appointed Secrotaw.but
was afterwards called Off on profes- !
slonal business, is fully willing toll
assume all the responsibility attends
ing the responsible Office of Secretary
He came into the Cont House, soon
after the meeting had been re.organ-
lied, and seeing the Secretary's chair
occupied, by Mr.. Evans, it became
unnecessary for him, to perform the
luties assigned him by the meeting.
lie was present when the vote was
AIKEN OF. the preamble and voted for
{. |
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19
Citation Notice

To al persons interested iahe 2,
tate Of Hm. O. Suggs Deceased.
loC are hereby notified that Gid.
con Watson administrator, has .re.
scented final account ofhis admin.
istratlon on said estate, to the Pro.
bate Court of Chickasaw County
Mississippi, which will at the next
September term of said Conrt hc
and allowed, unless excep.
tons be taken.
Witness the Hon. G. w
Thornton; Judge Of Pro
bates of Chickasaw
city. the first monday in
August 1919
JACOB ULT CH.
August 9th 1SI9. g.-3w
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e'als who are apprised of nv nom
nation, and my acceptance or n,
same that a voluntary Withdrawal
without compulsion Of a personal =,
private nature on my part, would h.
: = ". Wan'on violation of our political
lai'n' and contrary 10 thopolicv Which
we advocate.
Mypoliiiealfriends, when thew met
IN convention, and without my soil.
citation nominated me. tberoby ii.
'u'nSeII0ed my course in the present
canvass My acceptance ofthatnom.
NATION places my withdrawal beyond
my vOlition. Being bound then. os I
{. by the strongest political
Ties known to our party creed, mol
True democrat would expect, or even
Justify my declension.
WIN much reluctance I yielded TO
The action Of my party in reference 70
my nomination, and with wbotoror
action the party may have in future I
vail De satisfied. But as an individual
member or as a nominee of the p,r.
y | now have no discretion Other
nan That of a faithful discharge of
ne duties assigned me in the can.
ass.
T. N MARTIN.
louston' 18th Sept. 1919.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19

A correspondent orthe New Yort
Herald, writing from this citv. unde,
date Of August 10, 1919. upon NJ
subject Of the election orSpe,ker bv
the next House Of Representative
mas the following remark.
As Mr. Speaker Wintbro, bow.
ever may possibly define hi, posi-
C'oh a little more clearly in favor of
lree-soil than heretofore, lit can he
zone coniidentially) there may be a
chance Of his election. Mr.. Win.
throp would scorn such an expedi.
ent as this; bUf he cana0tbe hsId ~.
poHsible, If he leares his case In HI
hands o(his friends, for uLat ha
sent.
It would appear, irthe writer of
the paragraph above has any knowL
edge OF the designs Of his party. thar
the federalists have devised a plan
for smuggling Mr.. Winthrop into the |
Speakers chair, in the same manner
IN which they Struggled Gen. Tay. /
Tor into the presidency. OF course.
Mr.. Winthrop will do nothing dis,
honorable; but the unprincipledI
agents who act for him are to be per.
nltted TO resort to any faud, false
hood, or disreputable trick which
hey may deem necessary to secure
MS election. He is to keep quiet
md say nothing, while they pledge
nm against the Wilmot Proyiso 10
he southern members, and in its IA
or to the free-soiIers. He is IN he
Ised as General Taylor was He
10 have a white face for The North /
md a black one for the South II
by SUCH base expedients that the
administration hopes to cheat itself
lto the ascendency in the House Of.
representatives; and its minions are |
lameless enough to acknowledge J
ne Infamous scheme. We Will see c
ow 1t works. We will see fCan All. u
IItIonlst will again be elected by Il
'uthern wing votes to preside over
le House Of Representatives We .
re glad the WiSeacre who cores !
onds with the Herald has let the in. .
dIous design be known. We shall Il
,hciorth keep our eye upon this n
heme to bring southern slavehold- e
9 wings into political communion =
lln such abolitionists as Giddings. ,
lck, and Palfrey. '
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19
Egr CnnnLu TcLn.ur,..

IFWe are authorised n an.
nou3ce +. j. q. Thompson. a
candidate for the office Of County
treasurer at the next November
election. - 20
~ we we are authorized to announce
JAMES " Stages, a candidate
Tor the Office Of county treasure Of
ln.s county, at the next November
LIVE are authorized 10 an
nounce l.. w. GaIbraifh. q
candidate, for the office of Connty
treasurer, ofthia County, at me-
November election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-19
Benton and the Adminis-
tratiOn.

VIM. Carey Jones, son in.law anc
iaw'par ner of 7. H. Benton's. ba,
resigned his office of Secretary to the
Mexican Commissioners forthe settle.
ment of claims, and has started of
to California as bearer ofdispatches.
The object Of his mission is only
guessed at. The correspondent Of
the Herald says it is surmised that
the first object is to induce Col. Ere
mont to accept the appointment of
Commissioner TO run the boundary
line between this country and Mex
ico-to pursuade the people of Cal
lfornia to frame a constitution. and
to enquire into the validity ofcertain.
grants Of land supposed to be false
or invalid.
Of late the Administration has
been fishing TO gain over Col. Benton
or at least his influence or neutrality
in the Senate, should he be reelected
to it. This is done by heaping
lndeseryed favOrs upon the members
OF his family.
These DELEGATE attentions are we'll
calculated to operate on the inordi- |
iate vanity of the Missouri Senator,
and may win him over to a luke
warm support Of an administration
rom which he expects support for
lis stupenduOus Pacific Rail Road.
Should he succeed in his effort atre
election, the coalition may be form
ID; but all who know him will re-
member that every movement has a
liked and definite obiect-some-
hing to bolster up self-SOuh Car.
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