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new md splsndid assortment Of
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color, Psfkfi nalktFthiliL Grants, superior
ARTICLES. End Seats. black and whiis KID
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excellent article 81 Silk. Marine and Cot.
ion Under-shirn; for sale ~ Sc oli sland
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ROUND--Oa TIE Memphis rad. s..
tween Oxfori ard Cockrunh cros,-
roadt, q PfomissrFy Noie for SO 50 cts.
Hhich he owner can have ai BE oIiics. BIZ
proving ProPsfiy end paying 81 ihh AZ
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BY AUTHORITY.
ExEcUTIvE CHAMRR,

JACKSON, MI, March 25th. I64o.
In obedience to an act of the Legisla.
ture of the State Of Mississippi, approved
March 3rd, A. D., ls4S; |. JOSEPH w.
MATTHEWS, Governor, &C., do hereby
publish and make known the following
''act to take the sense of the people Of the
State of Mississippi, on the propriety Of
calling conyentIon to amend the consti-
tuition ofthe State"
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The Southern, Jackson; Democrat, Co
lumbus; Organizer, Oxford; Free Trader
Natchez; and Eastern Clarion, Pauldine
will publish the above once month. uniiI
forbid. for which they will be paidth same
rates allowed the State Printer by law.
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OXFORD
FEMALE ACADEMY.


lNNHe next session of this school will
commence on the 10Th day of Febru
airy next, under the supervision of Mr.
A. L. LEWIS, as Principal, an able ant
experienced teacher, who will be aided b.
competent assistants, all ofwhom, are wei
qualified to discharge their respective du-
ties. We can safely recommend them t.
the confidence and patronage of The public
The course ofstudy will be that usually
pursued in the best Academies. The class.
es are divided into primary and academi-
cal departments, the latter into three 6i.
visions.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
and Geography.
ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CLAss.-History of the Uniled
States, Arithmetic, English Grammar, with
daily exercises in reading and writing.
SECOND CLAss.-Nalural Philosophy.
Ancient and Modern History, Rhetoric,
BOtony, Watts on the mind, Physiology,
NAu sO"ShAAoh
THRU. CLAss,-.Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, Problems on the Globes, Nor,
al and Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, Boto-
ny. Chemistry, Latin and French langua-
ges, and Mathematics.
To those desiring it, will be taught Orna-
mental Needlework, and Music on Piano,
and strict attention given to select reading,
and definition through the |
whole course.
TERMS PER SESSION or FIVE MONTHS,
Primary Department. $40 90
Academical Department.
First Glass, 10 sol
Second class, asaI Is 90
Third class, A...t 20 90
1usic on Piano 25 90
Jse Of Instrument for Practising, 5 90
ornamental Needle Work, 10 O0j,
Incidental expenses, SO
Boarding can be had at the Academy,
7 with private families at So per month.
7ashing and candles extra charge. One
alf Of the price for tuition and boarding
I'LL be required 10 be paid iu advance.
.oBERT SHEEooec, JAcoB THoMrsoN.
{. NJ. HowRY, JAHts STocKARD,
!. R. BELouER, ZEBrSA CoxKEY,
A. HAYES, Trustees.
January IL, Is49,-4s-5m.
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t. NosELEY.
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IN carrying out these purposes and in
tentions, the undersigned feel that they
shall stand in need Of the aciiTe and en-
ergeiif cooperation and support of the nm
divided democracy Of che country. The
parry in power has secured its ascendency
bga freud upon tke people, and has most
ahamefully violated an the pledges which
Il made 10 attain psuor. Il win endeavor
% maintain ils ascendency BY The samol
uuncrupulous means. II Is he party re-
presenting he ioreiRn sentiments and prin-
ciples nov 100 openly prevalent 10 thiI
country, Which are Al var with ihe
prirciPios a eur government and with
popular sherry. tits tho parry nhich a.
ways aliicl Itself 9Th erery foreipn enemy
aifh which CIR coupiry nay happen 20 81 /
81 rar'1ncs. 4 = he party lhsi espouss5
thr caure n Great BRIAN N he var oil
1872. end lnaeue6 uilh Mexico il the war
of 1875. 6cund political u,n4sIigr. f5oia
3 rsrubIic1n rlincipIse. anf that rnirii -
lfus r1Iri1lrn ehirh ever fresas Zee. f
fresctrIg in cne'1 counIrv. flsa,rs II.I
lhis party llltr De crrsiis3' from - r,rrf
which . be- Esiasd bgruch rsrl. bible
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PROSPECTUS
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PuBLIsHED AT wAsHINoToN, D. q.
AID depofed 10 Politics, Litsfatnre. AM
(1energl Isfeu;0pnre
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Upon postpaid applications. the forms
necessary Tor an applicant fof insurance.
will De lurni.hed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
Police InteIilueuco.

The .arrest of the Paterson Robbers at la,t Sam.
s" seo will be re collected by our readers
tnAt u eerk In toe employ Of Drew, Robinson 4 Co
No 81 Wall street, was knocked down At Pstsrso,'
New Jsrfey while passing from factory to another
The next day, or the day after two susoioions man
we're arrested At Paterson, and detained for ssvsrs
s,ths o oIt ,h Inc young man could net identity
rage ana no money being found upon the prisoners
after several days. detention they we're bersed from
them, and watchful eye was kept rssoeetinS tpo,
whereabouts. Things went on very Quietly NTH the
sSt h sprsng up respecting the contemplated
proueh. out considerable betting between thieves a
wei ss honest men, respecting the result This exotic
BANK b'ila, and Offering to bet to lsrze amount
on the result Of the pugiiisuc contest This In
GENE to the ears Of Justice McGrssh on
tta ward police. who took Immediate msasurs, 10
arrest the psrtiss, two Of whom were taken into
custody on Sunday morning, and another one WAS
caught Yesterday morning the cars just as bs vas
leaving the city, on his journey for the battle grouod
Of the pueilists These men were taken bsfors Jns-
tice Lothrop, their persons searched AMI on on. ~
them $500 was recovered in five aud ten dollar bili,
pnM money has been identified BY the firm Of Drew,
I1ooinson 4 Co.. ae portion Of the money stoeuS
from their clerk at Paterson A smaIl msmsrsndnu,
book was ikswifs found of the prisoners show
pect to obtain. The prisoners gave the assune1
names Of Daniel Dermet, John McCherry aud Jobn
further hearing We much doubt II snw 'I.ouy Ior
been permitted to them yet close and sasrat ha
trer arrests been Kept It doubtful IL thu whos OF
the money cen possibly be recovered as each tor
RECEIVING MS share OF the plunder, no doubt has
gamoIed good part of 1t eway However the ofloers
engaged in the business are tn, best that ~ nj
and II the money can be recovered, it will osrtanIv
come. ~ W." 0s''eihy
burglary. Some burglars forced n, .,.ro,.. ,.,.
the ntore Of Ward Psck& Co No ioa Wadan Inv, srs'
on Sunoay nfent, ard carried on gold pens pencils,
Rou en'er spoons cameo bre sst pins valued
In all NJ S4C0 No arrest. 'S'' "'"'~
hoohcry on Hoard Ship. The cabin of the brs r, A.,
7eeton lying At the foot Of Market street was brohen
open oy some thief who carried OF gold Ieysr watch
q md chain, worth $3.50. and $3.50 in money bsiapgin
70 'sp's'n Norton msster Of the brig No arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
SherlR's Court.


BEFORE j. j. V. Wectervslt, Esq Sheriff.
inquest james q Bennett vs.. M. M Noah-Jn mi.
cause which was an action for libel the defsnda
allowed Judgment to go by default, and a no.os va
seised about fortnight ago, that the inquiry would
90 .ped ana the damages assessed this day Counssi
upon An :mdavt stating that material Wit ibnt
without giving his nameJ was absent. Msssrs' Jai.
braith and J. M Smith, counsel for thu n,.nt;T n
ed the motion, on the ground that The nsm. - ~
xtness ws not disclosed was II stated what tbsv
intended 70 prove BY him. when he Was ~
dns shsria postponed the Inquiry until tho ART Non.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
Markets..

NEw OnLKANs, Feb. 1, 1870
The advioes brought by the steamer Canada have
been received here by telegraph. On the first de-
sPatchee holders of cotton became hr and advanced
tneir asking rates. Transactions were, however,
moderate Further accounts coming over the wires
private letters were not favorable
to sell at the prices paid prior to the news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
New York Legislature.
ALBANY, Feb. s, 1870.

Now AOrX AeX1siaturc.
ALBANY, Feb. s, 1870.
SENATE
ELECTION COMPTROLLER
The Senate have struck from the resolution pre-.
viousy eered that portion assigning to morrow for
the election Of Comptroller to supply the place Of tho
Hon. Milard Fillmore, Vice President slsot Is that
Office cannot be filed until made vacant By Mr. Fill
more.
BILLS PASSED.
The Senate, in committee, took up the bill making
an appropriation to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum Of
New York, which was read q third time and passed A
bill investing the Supervisors with certain lsuiat,v.
powers was also read third time and passed.
PRIZE PLOTTING.
The committee resumed the consideration OF the
bill for the punishment Of prizs fighting when a sub.
fight for money or in exhibitions for the AKA Of
ment in the county jail to three years in the Stste
prison. without coming to decision, the Senate ad.
ASSEMBLY.
REPORTED
To amend the charter Of the BROOKLYN Citv Hosn,t.,
BILLS PASSED.
The bill confirming the election of Mr. Peck Is Tres.
surer Kings county, read third time and PASS
ed Also the bill to amend the act relative to Police
Justices Courts In the city Of New York was passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND NOTIFIED.
. Mr. Cross OF Kings county, introduced bill rsls-
gwen Of bill providing fer the erection new oapi
tol at Albany.
MONUMENT.
Mr.. SLocUM, OF Ouondaga county suAmjtted n reas.
luton In favor of the erection Of to the
memery Of tho late General Hsrkimsr-whioh was
adopted.
rLocorNo IN THE ARMY.
Mr. SLocUM also called up the resolution, previously
enered by htmtelf In favor of instruoting the New
YORK delegation In Congress to take for the
abolition OF fogeng in the Army and Navy Of the nj
tsa states The resolution was referred to thu Conn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
Court of Oyer ana Term,nor.

Before Justice Jones' Aldermen franklin and stevens
FEs Mr. Justice Jones announced this morning,
Mer TAXING mis- sest that the criminal business would
not be taken up until next week vhen it r. undsr.
$1,000 that Sherry will be put his trial for the mur-
ger OF Mcclure The Oyer and Terminsr jury was
discharged until Monday next The court vss them
adjourned and the Circuit Court opened, after which
hs honor called the civil calendar and no causes being
ready, that court also adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
Extrication OF che Ferry Boat.

HAvns Dr. GRACE, Feb. 4, ISlo.
The steam furry boat has been sxtricatsd from her
position In the Toe, and taken up to the wharf. She
ws COTTON on BY the assistance Of the boat Relief rom
Baltimore. The boat has sustainsd no damage. Ths~s
10 stu considerable ios In The rtvsg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP UNIcoRy. The
steamship Unicorn, Capt. Frazer, arrived yester
day afternoon from Halifax, having left that por
on the LIST inst. She has been purchased for tn,
California trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
Southern Items of Nows.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 8, 1s49.
The Southern mail has arrived From the Richmond
papers learn the death OF Benjamin Watkins Leigh.
The Pcayune announces the arrival Of the schooner
Adelaide, with dates from Vera Cruz to the 18th
The insurgents at Talucs dispersed by the 20
verpmsnt forces under Cen. Donelga.
Gems. Puiscon and Alvarez were oonce ntratinr the
treopsn the State Of Mexico to restore perfect tran
quill:ty
Congress was still In session
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06

Court CsIenasr-rhis Day.
CrnouIr CouRr-1, D. a. o, 9, 7, 8, 0, IL, IL, IL,
ID Is, 10, II.
SvpyRIoR CoURr-2 8, 8, z, 81, ~, 20, n, 49, 9o
80 30 "a. S6, 80, 81 80, 40, a. 43, 4, A. 49, 10, co.
81, 6S, 81, &c.
10, 20, 81, q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06

ASSISTANT JUSTICES OF NEW YoRx-A bill has
been lately presen ed IN the Assembly, at Albany.
purportng to amend two acts, passed last year, In
relation to Justi and police courts in the city of
New York. have carefully examined this bill.
and, with 4 e exception of few unimportaat
changes and Details its principal object appears to
be to increase the salaries of the Justices and their
clerks.
When II was first introduced, we took occasion
to make some remarks with reference to this lead
ing fea We then stated that the salaries of the
justices amounted to fifteen hundred dollars wear.
and the clerks to one thousand; but BY this new
BILL II was proposed to increase the salaries of the
justices to eighteen hundred, and Of the clerks to
twelve hundred. An alteration, however, has
since been made in the bill. Instead of this di.
rect increase--which was open, honest and above
board--it il now proposed, in order to throw dust
in the eyes OF the public, and to avert the ndigna-
ton which such proceeding must naturally excite
to accomplish the object by indirect and insidious
means. 1t is proposed IN the second section of the
bill, that sin all such cases OF summary proceed
ings before any such justice, which are not liti-
gated, the fees Of such justice, In all cases, shall
be fifty cents" &c. Thus 1t will be seen that
though we ''scotched" the snake we didnot kill It,
With its proverbial lubncity, 1t has slipped away
from the direct to the indirect-from increase of
salary In stated sum- to an increase larger, per-
haps, In amount, but less obvious public percep-
lion.
We should have thought, however, that the ex.
penence Of the past would forever prevent any re-
sort, IN future, to the system of payment to our Of
flcials, in fees. We have abolished 1t with regard
to almost all offices-clvic as well State from
conviction Of the many evils which It created, as
well as from the great superiority of distinct and
specified compensation. There is no reason we
know of, that we should relapse again into this
exploded system, and we earnestly hope that
watchful eye will be kept ON the movements OF
those who aim at producing such result. If the
Justices remuneration for their duties be too small
let there be fair and open demand made for Its
increase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06

SIZZLING NEWSPAPERS ON SUNDAY IN PuuA-
DRIPHIA.-We observe that the police of PbiIa.
delphia, under the influence of the most rig d mo-
rality, have arrested few little ne wsboys. who
were exertlng themselves in getting a living for
their widowed mothers and brothers or sisters bv
selling newspaper before and between church
hours, in the extremely moral CITY of pb;IsdeI.
phis.
The police OF Philadelphia Is wonderful. in TIA
way. Ihe grog shops there are open on Sunday
the tsverns are open on Sunday--houses of III.
pute are open on Sunday-places for drinking and
dissipation are open On Sunday, IN Ph,ladelohia
but few little boys who come out INTO the str
TO sell the news, are considered to be a terrible
decoration of that blessed day, and are arrested
and shut up accordingly. This is morality. with
vengeance.
Now we verify believe that the wide circulation
OF newspapers, and the intelligence and lessons
which they convey, contribute more to the good
order and decorum of society on Sunday, or Sa.
turday, than all the police, all the magistrates. all
the parsons, Of any particular city, all put together.
The great lgament which binds society together
IN the present age, and preserves the public order
generally, is to be found in the circulation. dlstn-
button, and perusal Of the newspaper press and
other vehicles OF intellectual intelligence. What
miserable hypocrisy, therefore, in those who call
themselves magistrates and leaders of society. to
attempt to put down, under the doubtful au,boritv
of law, the circulation of this agency. which
Is the corner stone of civilization and order IN an.
eety and government throughout the country
We would advise the police of Ph,lsdelnbi. N
look to the grog shops, the taverns, the hotels thu
disordery houses Of all kinds, open day and night.
Sunday and Saturday, side by side with the
churches and other places Of prayer and medita-
non. Here is work for moralists.
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Elremen's Rl0t.

BALrIMoRE Feb. s, 1870.
The Hremen bad q fight to- day, and afterwards q
number repaired to q GROCERY In Pratt street, and
commenced hghtpg again. One man, named John
Smith, was killed, and another dangerously wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
The Cholera,

CHARLESTON, Feb s, 184e.
The cholera broke out on board Of the bark Laura.
which recently sailed from New Orleans with emiran
or Liberia. There have been two deaths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06

Attempted Arrest or Sullivan and Hyer.
BALrIxoRa. Feb. s. lS4e.
Bench warrants have been issued for tho srrs,t Of
sosh Hyer and Sullivan and they have disappeared.
Nominations for U. s. Senator, Comptrousr.
and Regent OF tho University.
ALBANY, Feb. s, 1919.
The democratic legislative csuous and the free SOIL
err, have nominated the Hon. John A. Dix ss United
States Senator Charles A. Mann for Csmptroller and
c. G. CsmbrelsDg for Regent OF the University.
The hunksrs have nominated Chanosllor Wslvorth
for United States Senator and James T. Brady ~ Re-
gent Of the University.
The whig caucus nominated Washington Hunt for
Comptroller, this evening, without opposition. He re-
oeved I0s out Of ia votes. S. Van Rensselaer, was
nominated Regent Of the University
Election or State Senator.
PHILADELrHIA, Feb. s, Is4s.
At the special election In the twentieth distrct Of
this State for State Senator in the place Of Governor
Johnston 1t s understood that the democratic osadi-
date 10 undoubtedly elected.
Vote on the Election OF Henry CLAY.
CINCINNATI Feb. s, 1S49.
The following is the vote the election Of the H,a
Henry Clay to the Senate Of the United Statss:-Fer
Mr.. Clay, %; tor r. M. johnson, A..
Henry Clay.
Nxw ORLEANS, Feb. l, 1870.
Mr.. Clay did not accompany General Taylor, -
was reported.
The ChoIer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
The Slavery Question In the Legislature
Conduct OF the Whlg Press.

Now York. Tuesday. February o, 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
Henry Clay.

Nkw ORLEANS, Feb. ], 1870.
Mr.. Clay did not accompany General Taylor, ~
vannyfad
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