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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Qm ccrIeetcn Montaa murbs Der &6rper
zines Mannes in Dem Damn BON Sorris
Muble, nabe SeIIfontc. Centre @auntp. ee
funoen. Nab Dem Qnfcbsu ee5 &6rpcrs
foil cerfeIbe mebrsre Sage i'm Bafer aete
gen BADEN. Man 9Iaubtc ibn aIs ben St6r
per Svu c5vhu u.ssr,aSeS, Etoe5 Goihntpn
hss arieaes pon 1912. ~ erfennen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

GaubUerfu 6.-Sn pcrIeeter Srei.
tasna6t madte ein ean9fIn9er ben 8erfu6
Srn. Oliver Sarper5 8obnbaus in Stip,
pabuiIe ju beraubcn. Gr murte aber per'
il9tt pbns isood erfannt ;u weroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

9oloene baIer.- Die pbiratcI'
pbia Sun" fhnri9t auf quite UubCritit
an, CAP riencueUus9abe pOn 9rIocnsn Sba.
Ter, Der man 70 itbniubt5pOu ent9e9en Ilrbt.
am gnos eieisr Q8ods Sum Qus9rben ftrtio
wsreen. @S miro cine fh6ne OtunSe isin,
stwa5 fIciner ais eiu Slnf Gents Stuf.-
Ser @eIcbsuteI pe5 SOIt5 it beteit fur De-
rem Gmpfan9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Ganaba.-So nett bic 8erbts rel
ten. warsn feline mitcre @ewaInbattn 81
McntreoI be9an9en wOrccn; Die Qufre9un9
spifbcn Der IibsraIsn Yartbei uno oen So.
ries eauert aber nod INNER fort, uno Iss'
tere bcmubsn ib Sittfdriftsn Su tirfuIjren
fir tie 3uritberufun9 ce5 .9eneruI Sou
pernnrs, Qpro Glain.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Gins Srau Nancp &ncwtcs. bon Camp
fOn Gauntp. q. g., srbin9 fib nit ibrs
S9urSe an Dem Qite zines 8aums, mad
Dem fie rff 6 Wonate ucrbsiratbst mar
Der 9scanfr, fasts iie. einsn Monn aebeira
tbst su baben, ben iie nitt Iiebte, fei uner
trdaIib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Sen. Suitman III burb bic oemcfrotifbc
Convention pun Mifllliippi sum &anoioa
ten furraS 9ouuerneursomt ouf9efeGt nor.
ben
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Neue Il Qften- Die nrulitbe @d ese
bun9 Ucn penuipIuanien. paeirts 523 Qtten.
cine 9r6bere lnSobl ais je BON elmer frubern
9efee9ebun9 bicfes Staat5 paeirt wuros.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Ser Gbrw. Ssrr Scutbaro, i'm Stda
Neupcrf, bat cine Qnfunoi9un9 an fsin
8emeince sr9ebcn GoiTen, NORM er cerer
MitsIister Ssiratbsn pcrbistct unter perfo
nsn. nsIbe ndber ais i'm fanften 9rao per
manet iine.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

ES5euer!- Sin Serii6renbes Seuel
erci9nete ii6 am Mcntae in Der Statt
@barIeStcn, nobel etpa $50 meiltens tlcint
@obnbiuIsr einge6fdert wurben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Qm pOrIceten Mcnta9 wurte Su &c6e.
fer eas 9ro5e Belt VOn SO e DIS @irfua
cur6 einen lfarfen Binc umsebIa6sn, 10 db
reno fi6 $500 YrfOnsn caruuter befan
ben. Gin Serr @tOweu wurbe bur6 cineu
umfaleucen pfabI toctssfbla9en Z; buIelbt
binterId5t Gin @eib uno vier Ginoer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Die ueberreite Ger MarbIebcab California
@Ompa9nie iino nah 9ro6su 8sibmsrrsn
entmutbi9t nab Marbebcao Surild9efsbrt
iie botten defenders Don yidubcrn in Merfc
pieI Su Ieicen. Sin 9cWiiIsr Curtis. pon ei'
ner Nsw YOrfer @Ompa9nis, fou Don ben
Mertanern nit einem GoFo sefanssn unb
Icoonn ermoroCt mcreen Ien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-10

Seuer.-Ser Sbippa6Uiue Neutra.
lift teribtet, cap in Der porIceten Srcitaa
Nabt bic Slice unc Sd9mible oeS Srtn
SObn eanEis, in NteNr prcUirence Saun
f6ip, MOntsOmerp @auntp, sdnSIid bur6
Seusr Srr(i6rt murte. Ser Srano rntifano,
'pte man permuibrt 6ufiui9, bur6 &eibuns
bcr Sapfen auf Dem 6ebebIcd.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-10-09
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Die fGnf Qunfte in Neu:Worf. 9Ser
bat nicbt Don oen fiinf9unften (the five
points, in gteu;Worf 9eb6rt? 9Sie bon
Yalai6 8opal in pari6. Ser blobe Sea.
me ieoo6 oeler beioen eofaltdten, ldbt
8eni9e permutDen, ooB bic @rduel uno
Der 2(bfbanm Der @ipiliiation in oielen
iDren Gulminationspunfte entbalten 1T.
polois Gopol if oos 9roBe @ift9eibmdr
bon Sronfreicb, nelcbes bon Belt su 3eit
ienen llnrotb iiber ale feline Yropin5en
ou6priet. Die fiinfpunfte iino Der per:
petete 2(bleiter oer Woralitdt BON Reu=
9jorf.
cSn $50. 7 9ittlepateritraBe 1T Elm @e=
bduOe, Die ,,Gbimnephpeeper 6aQe" 9e=
nannt, in melcber 200 Sarbi9e wobnen.
Sn elmer Der Gtfen BON Srob uno Sran=
9efroBen ,pobnen finf funoneun5i9 Ibwor=
sc uno speibe ST. in Dem untern SDel
eine6 6inter9ebGuoe5, uno an einem an
bern Srte ale ,,23" befannt, iino abtz
Sia. Sn SEQ. 10 uno IL Mulberrp pfraBe,
fino in einem ointer9ebduoe Ginbunoert
uno 5lpei Iobnun9en, BON oenen ieoe
Stube 9erp6bnib fcbs perionen entbdlt,
anoere bon abt bis 5u 5ebn perloncn.
ltn9sfdbr SO0@erlonen pcbnen oul 5tpei
eotten, uno gu $50. 95 @roBltrabe beffes
ben Die Ginlpobner aus 5peiunofIRf6i9
Mdnnern, speiunoliebenSi9 Srauen uno
Ginbunoert uno flint uno oreiBis 8inbern.
@em fbouoerts nicbt Dor oielem Siloe
Der Nrmutb bes Gleuoes uno oes eoiters
IN Dem 6er5en oer reibifcn, md6ti9ifen,
bldbenoifen briftlibfen Staot ole=
fer 9roBen &epublid. eeioer 1T oleies
nur Elm fleiner Sbeil oes Sommers nel'
DE uniere eerdbmte 2(uffldrun9 in ibrem
8ortl6ritte nit fib fibrt.
2(m 30. Sept. brannten in Suebef,
ltnter Canada, IA 6duier nleoer
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ret Gbnlib. Man oenfe lib bic 8renoe
Der in Gooe6an9it 9emelenen uno nun er=
retteten Wimen, pel6e ieet nit breibis
@oIofdblen aus Dem @efdn9nib beraus=
fubren.
2lrreTo uno Geo no5men oii9enblidlib
tincn 8a9en, um 70 ibneu ais m69lib
nob 6oule 5u 9elan9en, oenn oe6 Griten
Sebnlubt na6 8eib uno&ino mar 9rob.
G0ppfc obcr NIT feinem 9roBen 6aar=
bcutsl, Dem mar ie9t Die gSett gu en9e,
pel rpeni9er cine OrofOfe. Sait Dem
2(u6rufe Oct Woria Stuart Sap MIDI
Der neucn 8rcibeit 9cnieBen, la6 MIDI Elm
&ino lein, Iei e6 nit !" fttirSte ct sur
6auptmorbe binou5 uno lan9te 70 5um
@r96gcn oe6 9on6cn 0ombur9er Ser
9e6 in ocr SoOu5baue an. 6urrab!
oo mar 9ro6e Sreuoe! CT tpuroc umarmt
unO ob9eibmogt, ol6 lpenn ct eben NIT
eincm S6if aus Surinom SurGcf9efebrt
rpdrc. 2(rreito lieb 9leitb mebre Stafben
8ein bolen wcltbe cin tpoblbabenoer
9ombur9 er&ou fmonn uno 9roBer Sbea=
tercntbuiiait freipilli9 lpenoete. Qlle Die
SufdUj9 ampeien0sn Wit9lieoer Der SGb=
ne muBten She'll nebmen lelbif Dem
Soufleur tpuroc etpa6 bon n6ierbteiben!"
6u9eflGitert fa9or oer SbeotermeiIter
bobrtc cine 8loibe an.
2Q6 Nc 70 fr6btib beiiommen ioBen,
mcnocte itcb 2(rreito su geo uno lprab /:
o@ure portje, Die &o0e oe5 prinSen i'm
9eitri9enStdd, 1T rebt bdbib, ober bier
Die Noue oe6 prin5en 1T peit 9iin6en=
oer." ST 5ei9te bier auf oa6 pafetben
NIT ben Goloitiden, peltbe ieet 9etbeilt
Epuroen. Seo6 9ppobonoer mar 9dn5lib
9etpi6en. Ser plosfommonoant Don
9ombur9 mar elm treffli6er Qrst uno
oie6aupttpaebe cine b6bit tpirflame 5eilz
onitolt fir Jpn 9etpeien. 9Saren es Die
Saionette, Dor oenen Der Sdr &eibau6
9enommen, ooer oas omin6Ie 8irbetn
oer Srommeln, Dor meltbem oer Mouiieur
&frifi 9cflobcr man lpeiB c6 ni1t, oenn
ais Geo bic 5ebn Nopoleons0Or empfon9en
uno oomit etlibe Barren los9enoebt, Die
ct bier unb oa on9ebunoen, oo mar AUDI
itin Sdr NIT perIbwunoen uno bat lib
ME wieoer ieben lofen.
8. Correspondent.
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bate er6fnet. Su peeunidrer Sinlitbt
iteQten fid> Die SorlteQun9en 70 Sjemticb
gut bcrau6, ob9teib Der oomoli9e &rie9
uno Die politiltben Sepe9un9en Der oro=
mati1Aen &unit ni6t ionoerlib 9dniti9
waren. ga nobte Der @eburt6to9 oe6
prin5en BON 9onte;Goruo, fpdtern 86.
nio5 Don Sbpeoan ; bieie @ele9enbeit
ourfte nbt ipurlosuorGber9tben, 5umol
fitb oer prin5 in 6ambur9 befano.
o&inoer {" iduIelte 2(rreito ,,loBt un6
Unitalt MAIDEN, oenn bier 1T etpa6 Su sc:
wjnnen, mir 9eben nicbt leer aus. ."-0ie
6auptmit9lieoer oerStibne famen 5ulom:
men uno e5 marc belbtofen cine 2(rt
8eitIpicl gu aran9iren, no noturlib l(r:
reito in leinem Gtement mar.
ST. bielt @ort unO Oi6tete einen POM
p6itn prolo9 NIT Gb0ren, no Slumen,
Gampen uno Sron5porent6 NIT inbe9rif.
fen waren. gia6 Seenoi9un9 oes pros
logs lpQte 3ie9ler6 S6ouipiet: noerGor'
bcerfran6" in Seene 9eben, oenn Urrelto
por b60f >poder in Militdrro(Ien uno
fubte 5u iener 3et pornebmli6 Stdtfe
in Scene gu feeen, 100 Der Miljtdrfano
b00Iicb 9eprieien miro, rpeil er ooourb
3uflub Don Seiten Der Soloote6fa ertpors
tete uno Iib Der Oofnun9 bin9ob Dap
Der Yrin5 an oielem6a9e lein Sbeater BE-
Iutben lperoe.
Ser QrinS NIT leiner Suite Elm Grtra.
bonorar, Elm polle6 Sau6, oo6 9on5e Ser
lonol iubclte, lelbit SEQ, Der in oielemQu:
9enbtide ba5 Srummen leineS SGren
uer9oB.
Der prolo9 mar ferti9, 2(rreito bate
iltb ale Mube 9e9eben, INN etipas Qu6.
9e6ei6nete6 gu lisfern. ScBt tpuroe Dor
9eiblo9en, ooB Der Gbeater5ettet fit ben
prin5en ouf Qtla6 9eorudtj oo6 Manu.
lcript oe6 prolo96 in Moroquin 9ebunoen
uno beioe5 Seiner Our0Ioutbt iibcr9eben
lper0e.
Seet entifono nun ober Die Sra9e, per
beioc6 Dem prin5en tiber9eten follten.-
Geo marc in Setrobt Ieiner perI0nli1feit
Defenders III bieIem mibtiocn l(mte erfo.
rem. Sbotei6 er oieIe Gbre tbeilbaftio
peroen moute 70 bate ct bob pietes boc
lpioer cin6uwenoen we6balb man oub
nicbt peitsr in i'm Drama, bo, mie 2(rre(fo
bemerfte iumjttr bersRe6e an ben 9,rin,rn
Der loobn leine @timme erbeben f6nnts,
4ir Urrrlfo ala bru Oihtrr Bra Nprofoos
mo(Ite fttb bip1p ,orte 1(noeIsornbeit ouh
nidt eionen unS 20 pid bic gSob( ouf
26nnfe
cStb 2 Ser Somifer 2 pntoponptp fp(.
biosr u gasin climber bos opht nnmSo.
li6 benn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ons bps 01rin,
zen l1mopbuno fpnnen mi[h n,r ols Or.
ifion,otber nnb bo fGnntp hcr oon,eGrn(7
ann @risr ochsn n
Moh nieIen gittpn oob pr bpn, gcun.
fdbp noth unb an orbohtpm mihtioep Sn.
30 soh man 056nnfs hsfrorrt nnS onon
Than ,rit msieen HonbGbuhsn ann wrin.
,en fnhren DoiTstbsf onosmslNst ~,
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NM STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

HlHIS Company Incorporated BY an act
ofthe Legislature at its last session.
has been organized under said act, and IS
now ready 70 effect assurances on lives,
Upon like terms with these adopted by the
best and soundesi northern companies Ia
insuring northern persOas. When north.
ern compau les insure the lives Of Southern
citizens. theyi invariably add one half or one
halfor one per cent. to the regular rates.
Our table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM to be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half-yearly, or annually.
Rates of premium for insuring One Hun
dred Dollars on Single life.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

or other proper officer, under such rules
and regulations as said convention shall
prescribe; and the proper officer so con.
lducting the election for the adoption ofsaid
proposed constitution, shall make fair
and full return Of the votes polled for and
against such proposed constitution, to the
Secretary Of State, as is now required by
law In relation to the election of the Gov.
ernor.
Sec. z. Be il further enacted, That the
Secretary of State shall, on the first Mon.
day of October, 1850, make returns Of all
the vOtes,that may be in his Office, to the
Governor Of the state, who, taereupon,
shall Immediately submit the same to the
Auditor of Public Accounts, the State
Treasurer and Secretary ofState, and shall'
proceed to open and count the same; and III
it shall appear that majority Of the votes
so taken and returned, shall he in favor Of
the proposed constitution, the Governor
shall issue his proclamation, requirin ( the
sherifs, or other proper officer, TO hold
elections for members Of the Legislature,
who shall be elected in accordance with
the present ppOItionment, with authority
to give the proposed and newly adopted
constitution validity and effect: PrOcided,
that informally in the returns of the votes
shall not vitiate such polls, ifthey shall
fairly set forth the proceedings had in con.
Quoting such election: and Prorided fur.
tier, that if any returns from any of the
counties shall not be made TO the Seereta-
ry Estate. in any of the elections held I'M
Ter the provisions of this act, within
lays after the holding Of such election, the
Governor shall, by special messenger, call
IN the proper officer for a transcript Of the
'Olls, which may be by him retained
which transcript, or a certified copy there.
#, shall be considered valid
Sec. 8. BE it further enacted, That at
be general election held on the first Mon
ay and day following, in November, Is49,
shall be the duty f managers ofthe cleo.
ion, at each precinct in every county in !.
his state, to ask Of each and every voter !
whether he is infavor Of, or against the ;,
aid convention, and the votes for and a.
ainst the same shall be taken and return. !
d, as is provided for in this act. =
JOHN ]. McRAE, =
Speaker of the House of Representatives. =
DABNEY LIPSCOMB, r
President of the Senate. ),
Approved, March 3, 1s49. =
JOSEPH w. MATTHEWS. +
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Medical COparlmershiP.
DRS. CONKEY & THOMPSON

HAVING associated themselves in their
" profession, respectfully tender their
services 10 the public; and from the eIper-
lance of the former of more than twenty
years practice; and that of the latter, in
practical Surgery while in the Army of
Occupation in Mexico, hope to merit a
continuance of the confidence and patron.
age of the community. The services Of
both can be had without extra charge.
nrOGice the west side side of the pub
lie sqnare.
OxFoRD. Mss. Jan. 10, ls49.-S9-Gm.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Cotton Shed.

" NHE. undersigned have taken for a tern
- Of years, the Cotton Shed known !,
the Bowle's Bluff Cotton Shed, one mia
below the Mouth ofTippch, in Lafayelts
county, Miss, and will promptly attend %
receiving and forwarding ali Cotton and
Goods or other articles that may be en-.
trusted to their care. They will also. b
engaged during the boating season, in bull.
ding Flat Boats for the purpose Of shippiDg
Cotton to New Orleans. They hope bS
strict attention to business, TO merit ,bs
patronage ofthe public.
JESSE TIMER, g. SONS
October IL, lslS,-29-3m
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Paddy's Bluff:

NNHE Proprietor of this eliga-
n BILE point on the Tallahatchie
River, takes pleasure in inform
inc his patrons and the public
generally, that he is now prcpar-
ed to shed FIFTEEN HUNDRED
Bales Cotton, and will store and
ship for ~ ID cents per bale.
He has also, a safe and commo-
dious Ware House for receiving
and storing Groceries, &c.
PAT. CAUGHLTN.
Dec. z, 1S4S.-33-tf.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

TwAdollars and City cents in ADVANCE
Three follsrs II paid within slr months,
and Thee dollars and fifty cents, If pay.
meni beselayed until The expiration of IL
year. N Subscription taken forless than
sir mentha and ne paper discontinued ua.
I'll ell arrenAces are paid. unless a he
option Of thaPropristors.
ADSE RTISING.
For every tea lines or less, one iassrsioa
" O0i Co each continuance 50 cents.
For yearly adveAissments very iiberzi
. tduction viii bsAmade. Articles II
ersonal nature nsstr admitted.
OF For announeiiS candidates CO.. slais
Eve dollars.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS.
CHARLES C. GAME,
90 MAGAZINE SrRKET,
% MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.

" Il w OK Il T. "A Ms.
IMPORTER and Dealer in all kinds Of
Foreign and Domestic
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY,
Is now receiving from The Epropean
and American Manufactures a large aud
Extensive assortment in the Hardware line,
which he offers al rs low prices as can be
purchased in any part ofthe United States.
Couiry Merchants are requested 70 call and
exanias my stock, as ] shall Be prepared
70 sell low. beng satisfied withsm profits,
and quick sales; the facility with which
Country Merchants can obtain supplies from
New Orleans makes Il easier end cheaper,
nua being compelled 10 warfo their goods;
thereby saving the loss, Of interest, on
heavy stocks Of goods; my stock is al selec-
ted from lhs manufactures Of the latest
svles, making ny stock On hand q tae
largest in he United States.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
New Store.

sHE Undersigned having purchased The
interest Of ]. G. Gibbs, viii continue
70 do business at the old stand, and expects
to add to bis preseat stock Of Goods Ia .
short time, be promises 10 sell goods Is
low as any other house in town. There.
s1re, he expects a continuance ofthe Hber~
elai patronage extended the firm OF S. a.
=. Punetual and Cash purchasers are
particularly invited to call.
w. II. sMlTHER.
oxford. Jan. /, ls4e.-S7-sc
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
sETTLEMENT.-Nolice

EVlNAL sETTLEMENT.-No,ice /,
- hereby given that the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate Of Joseph
Duke, decd, has filed bis petition in The
Probate Court Of lafayette county, Ms.
sissippi, Cor Final SETTLEMENT of bis Ad-
minislraiion, and viii, At the term Of
said Curt, 10 be held
On the Third Monday IN May Hert,
present an Account Of bis administration
for allowances with commissions, and %.
ply Cor q FINAL hearing Of said account.
JAMES GIDEON, Adm'r.
/ February 26th, 1910. IS
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
RLANK Books for courts, public Offices,
- &c, made to order, in the best and
most durable style,
Book binding in oil its branches. also,
done and warranted in style and workman
ship. Also on hand and for sale a number
Of articles consisting Of Stationery. The
patronage Of the public is respectfully so-
licited. NJ. L. JULIENNE,
Successor Of Rich'd Edward g. Co.
erBindery at the old stand, two door
from the post Office.
April ll-l2-tf.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
BY AUTHORITY.
ExEcUrrvE CHAMER, .

JACKSON, MI, March 25th. 1s4s.
In obedience to an act of the Legisla.
tute of the State Of Mississippi, approved
March 3rd, A. D., ls4s; |. JosEPH w.
MATTHEWS, Governor, &C., do hereby
publish and make known the following
TACT to take the sense of the people ofthe
State of Mississippi, on the prOpriety Of
calling convention 10 amend the cOnsti-
tuition ofthe State"
JOSEPH w. MATTHEWS.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05


POSTAGE ON NEwsPAPERs.-The fol-
lowing instructions on the subject OF
newspaper postage have been issued
by the Postmaster General:
Notice to the Public, and Instructions
to P0stmasteis, relatire to the Rating
of Letters, The Return of Dead Let
tiers, Transient Newspapers, and the
Postmarking of Letters Conveyed By
The British and The United States IN.
teYnationdl Mails.
Hereafter when D letter exceeds an
ounce in weight but does not exceed
two ounces, twill be rated with four
charges of single postage; when it
exceeds two ounces, but does not ex-
coed three, it will be rated with six
charges of single postage; and SO on,
there being single postage for the
first half ounce, d0ublescharge for
the first ounce, and two additional
charges for each succeeding ounce, or
fraction of an ounce. beyond the first
ounce. This is ordered in virtue of
the provions of an act of Congress. APP
proved March 8, lS49.
And, in pursuance of the same act,
il is required that letters which are
refused at the office of delivery, by
the parties addressed, and letters
which for any other cause, cannot be
delivered to the parties, shall be im>
mediateIy returned to the Dead Let
ter Office in Washington, under ads
dress TO the Third Assistant PosImas.
ter.General, without waiting the time
for advertising as heretofore required
in relation to this class of dead let
tiers. They must in every case be
marked with red ink on the face, with
an entry showing they were refused,
or the cause that prevents their de-
livery; also, stamped with the stamp
of Office. and. with view to the prop.
er adjustment of accounts, be placed
under post-biII to the Dead Letter Of
fee.
Transient newspapers Chat is, pa
pers not sent from the office OF publi>
cation) will hereafter be subject, in :
virtue of the act aforesaid, to the gen.
eral publication postage rate only; S
thai is, one cent for any distance in i
the State, and one and half cents for J
any distance exceeding one hundred P
miles, where the newspaper is sent {
from one State to another. But posi- c
tage on such newspapers is in all ca a
yes to be prepaid, as heretofore. l. 0
In respect to the British mails, where ;.
The ofiiciaIApostage entries on the let II
.ers received are in red ink, the let-t
er is to be considered as paid and is :
o be delivered accordingly; when In "
black ink, as unpaid, and the postage
$ to be collected. Postage in such
,ases is either wholly paid or wholly
unpaid. =
The postage figures on such letters
how, on the paid letters, the amount =
o be credited to the United States; on ~
he unpaid letters, the amount charged D,
D the United States. The postage :,
D be collected from unpaid British =
stters is in all cases to be, whatever
lay be their credit or debit figures,
cents when single, with Z
n additional twenty-four cents for
ach additional rate, and, afterthe first
nnce, eaSh letter exceeding that
eight is TO be charged forty-eight
snts for each additional ounce or Al
action of an ounce.
J. COLLAMER, P. NJ. General.
P.O. Department, March Is, lS49.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

ROUND--0n the Memphis rad, b.
tween Oxford ard Cockrum's cross
roads, PTomissory Note fof so so cts.
which the owner can have II this Office, bv
proving property snd paying foF tbs Cd
Oxford, March l7ih, 1870.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
}. =. CUsHMAN. JOHN P. sTocKARD,
CUSHMAN & STOCKARD,
ATTORNEYS ar Law
OXFORD, MISS.

OAI UNDi 4AtSS'f
Will attend the Circuit Courts in this
and the neighboriug equities, the U. S. Dis
trict Court at Pontotoc, and The Chancery
Court at Holly Springs. All business en-.
trusted to their care will receive prompt
attention.
In this association the practice in the
Probate Court in Lafayette county will be
excepted, in which ptactice MIR. Cushman
will be alonS.
July Is, ls4s-16-tf
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

WAKEN UP By Samuel Simpson living
q s miles north or Oxford. one bay civ.
supposed 70 b years Cd. has = while
spot on Der forehead abs1t ] I ban ds high
20 Other marks OF brands appraised 70
WoLvERToN, (Raue,
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
Book Bindery,
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY,
And Stationery Establishment.

A"~ OtuttOHcfy EStuOttSHHlent,
AT NATCHE2.
y lCIlARD Edward takes this occa
- sion to notify his friends, old cusio.
mers and the public generally, that having
disposed Of his interest in the branch Of his
establishment he'd at Jackson, of the firm o
X. Edward g. Co., he is prepared at his es-
adjustment in Natchez, TO make TO order
and in superior style, Blank Books foi
courts, public offices, mercantile houses,
&C., &c. Also, TO render entire satisfaction
in all and every branch of Book Bindeiy.
An excellent lot of Stationery also on band
Old books carefully rebound.
0~TAll orders from any section of cum.
Try promptly attended 10.
~ b. Establishment al the old st1nd,
Main street, Natchez, Miss.
April Il--l2-tE.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05
House OF Entertainment .

THE undersigned, having open.
M led House Of Entertainments 81
COckrum's y Roads, DssOls
county, Miss, which is calculated to rem.
der great accommodation to the travelling
community. This house Is large and com.
modious, divided into various Department..
so as to furnish private rooms with fires.
Il is my intention 10 make all who NAV "a.
yor me with their patronage, as comforia.
BILE as North Mississippi viii admit Of I
have large stables and experienced ostlers.
Charges as low or lower than usual IN the
country.
July l7iIs47.-2s-tf.,
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-05

The Southern, Jackson; Democrat, Co.
lumbus; Organizer, Oxford; Free Trader,
Natchez; and Eastern Clarion, Paulding;
will publish the above once month, until
forbid, for which they viii be paid the same
rates allowed the State Printer by law.