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Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
For Ne PalrinL

ME EDuoE-ln the Republican Of
the Isl; inst, we discover am article
over the signature OF J. I. Griffin.
correcting the Misrepresentation Of
JunIus, Jr. In commencing the ar.
tiele, the Gen. says "he very rarely
INDUCES in newspaper scribblmg.
but finding himself misrepresented
10y one Junius, Jr he resorts to II.
we suppose from stem necessity.
Well we think il would be to the
credit ofthe Gen. never to indulge at
all ilthdt eifusion is a fair specimen
oil his political eudition. He exem-
pllfies with mathematical accuracy
the verdant notions Of a Heurer"
That "a books a book if theirs
nothing in il" We thank the Gen
very kindly for ;he eulogy pronounc.
ed on ourselves as writer. but at
the same time, regret TO inform
him that we cannot return the compli-
ment. Now Mr. Editor. if the Gen.
at first thought that we had misrep
resented him; why did he not address
delerential note TO us-desiring that
we would correct any misrepresenta-
ton, Did his sagacity not teach him
that the article over the signature Of
A Hearer was entirely TOO destitute of
courtesy and respect, to evoke any.
thing from us, save the most mdig.
nant contempt Does your produc.
ton exhibit that moderation and pro-
found respect, which should charac-
terlze the intercourse Of candidate
and voter Or does it not show a
mind eyoling g all and NORWOOD,
from its own relraction, and petulen.
cy! Did you not suppose sir, BY de
clarng yourself a candidate for the
suflrages of the sovereigns that YOU
had invited investigation to your poll
teal principles. And now sir when
Junius, Jr. attempts to give oJeport
OF the proceedings Of the 9Th of Au-
gust, YOU cry out Misrepresentation.
If il will afford YOU any pleas
ure, we will admit that we were mis-
taken, and that YOU did say, that the
Planters Bank Bonds, "could be
paid in a reasonable time, 'andnot'a
they became due" Does it place
your position In a more favorable
light. We trow not-your reasona-
BILE time might be fifty, seventy FIVE,
or hundred years, aud thus we would
enchain our posterity to mcondition-
al seryitude, and transmit TO them
burdens which we ourselves should
have borne. In reporting your spec
oh we Of course used general terms,
and intended a liberal construction.
Your plan of redeeming the Planter s
Bank Bonds, is vague and evasive.
and subjects the reader TO draw his
own mferences. say the most
reasonable time" for their redemp,
ton is when they become due, and
this is the general opinion ofuankmd
and law: that The most reasonable
time for paying a debt IS, when it
"becomes due
Mr.. Editor-we are done, and hope
we will not be necessiated to intrude
on your columns again. Yours &c.
JUNIOUS, JR.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
DER. sc ORR

Has permanently located at Houston.
20 pracIice be profession, 20 its various
branches and hopes 90 merit a share
of public patronage.
lie may be found NJ an times Tex
ccpi when professionally engaged at
his Office aud Residence on the North
West corner Of the square
Houston ] ilh. June l84g.-T2-G
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

1FWe are authorised to announce
). B. WiddICbrOOks, a candid.
ate for the office of Sheriff, Of thi,
county ntthe next November elec.
ton.
IPWE are authorized to announce
WIN. l.. Baskin, a candidate
for reelection to the Office ofSherih'
Of this county, at the next Noyem.
Der election.
For Probate CLERK,
0FWe are authorised to an
nounce a. II. y. Dumas, a can.
didate for the office of Probet Clerk,
of this county at the next November
election.
UFWe are authorised to an
nounce Jacob AuIt, a candidate
for re. election to the office of Pro.
bate Clerk of this county, at the
next Nov, election.
FWe are authorized to an
no1nce WIN. B. BUCHANAN.
a candidate for the office of Probate
Clerk of this County at the next
November election.
FOR Circuit Clerk,
C. We are authorised to an
nOuAce, John e.. Cook, Esq. a
candidate for the office of Circuit
Clerk Of this county at the next Nov.
election.
nFWe are authorized to announce
VIM. VI MOnatt, as a candid
date forre-election, to the office of
Circuit Clerk, ofChickasaw County,
at the November election.
For Probate Judge
CC8-We are authorized TO announce
&. w. Thornton a candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Judge Of
Probates for Chickasaw Countv-El-
action November next.
For assessor Of TareS,
IPWe are authorised to an
nounce j. T.. FEanekin, a can
didate for the office Of Assessor OF
Taxes for this county, al the next
Nov ele;,ioa.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

At a regular communication oil
Grenada Lodge No 81, on Monday
18th of August, AL. 5640, DR. James
Wallace, a Master Mason, was
EXPELLED for unmasonic and
ungentIemanly Conduct, from allthe
rights, benefits and priveledges OF
Free Masonry. 1t was also ordered
that publication thereof be made
in the Granada Republican" and
that all papers in the State, friendly
to the order be requested to notice
the same, BY order ofthe Lodge
JN0. G. ABBOTT,
Secretary
Granada, August t7lh 1919.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

BFNe are authorised 10 an-
nounce q. ,. q. Thompson, a
candidate for the office OF County
Treasurer at the next November
election.
i-EWe are authorized 10 announce
JAMES " Stages, a candidate
Tor the Office Of county Treasurer Of
this county, at the next November
eclion
LIVE are authorized to an
nounce l.. ". GaIbraith, a
candidate, for the office OF County
Treasurer, ofthis County, at the
November election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
For Circuit Jpdge.

1--WE are authorized TO an
.uounce Col. Jams l.. Herbert.
Of Monroe, a candidate for the office
Of Judge Of the Circuit Court. for the
9th Judicial District Of Mississippi.
composed Of the counties ofChicka.
saw, Monroe, Lowndes, Ok,ibbeha
Choctow, Carroll, Tallala,chie and
Yalokusha
We are authorized TO announce
the Hon. Francis VI. Rogers
of Monroe, a candidate for the Of
fee Of JUDGE, Of the 9Th Judi
cial district Of Mississippi, composed
Of the Counties OF Chickasaw, Mon.
roe, Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Choctaw.
Carroll, Tallahatchie, and Yallo-
busha.
For District iH0rHW
UENe are authorized TO an
nounce James - johnson Esq.
of Carroll county, a candidate for
the office Of District Attorney for the
9Th Judicial District composed of the
counties Of Lowndes, Monroe, Chick.
asaw, Oktibeha, Choctaw, Yalabusha
Carroll, and, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in November next
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

g We are authorized 10 announ
&c Edward Randall. a candi-
date for the office ofCoUNry SURVEY.
OR OF Chickasaw County at the No.
vombgr election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

Fer Representatives..
1FWe are authorised to announce
w. , GEE, Esq. as a candid
ate for Representative in the Lower
Branch Of our State Legislature; al
the next November election.
1--WE are authorised TO an.
nonoce, T.. n. MARTIN ESQ. a
candidate for a seat in the Repre-
sentative branch of our State Legis
lature, at the Nov election.
We are authorized to announce
VIM. II. HARRISON Esq. as
a candidate for the Representative
branch Of the State Legislature.
Election, November next.
MAY 7th, 1910.
Mr.. EDToR:-You will pleas an.
nounce my name as a candidate to
Represent Chickasaw county in the
lower branch orthe next Legislature.
Subject alone to the free and indie.
pendent action OF every citizen in
Chickasaw county on the first Mon.
day and Tuesday in November next.
and oblige yours, Respectfully.
j. r. GRIFFIN.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
CANDIDATES.

CO. We are authorised 20 an.
nouuce ,lcptha Robins, as o.
candidate Tor reelection 10 the office
OF Clerk OF the vice Chancery Court
held atFulton, for the District con.
posed OF the counties Of Itawamba
Monroe, Chickasaw, Tishamingo. al
the November Election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

1-Ne are authorized 10 an
nounce William Lauham q. a
candidate tor tHc office of A Assessor OF
TAXES Tor This county az the next
November election
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

FENhe subscriber respectfully in
a forms his friends and the public
generally that, he has this day open.
ed an intirely new Hotel in the city
OF Aberdeen, bearing the name of the
WALTON HOUSE,
on the Nort-east corner of Commerre
and Chesnut Streets, Immediately
opposite the stores of Messrs. Cozart
& Clarke, and Eckford d Gates, and
near the centre OF the business part
ofthe City, where he will be gratif-
ed to see his friends at any and all
times, and will endeayer to render
their stay with him agreeable and
pleasant.
The fare at this house shall not be
inferior to that of any in the country.
The table shall be bountilully sup.
piled with every necessary and lux
ury that our market can afford
The services Of an experienced cook
and suitable assistants have been
procured, and no pains will be spar
ed to render the table octhe WALrov
HoCsE an attractivesone.
The rooms are large, aiyV, wfH
and Hcirly tuHiSbed.-The beds Good
Helr and clean.
Attentive servants only, are
employed.
c. The subscriber trusts that I'm.
renting attention to the manage
meEt of the establishment, and an
earnest desire to conduce to the com
forts will ensure a liberal share of
public patronage to this new claim
ant to favor.
IHE LARGE LIVERY STABLES or
Walton Il FePPCu,
ARE CONNECTED wITH THIS ESTABLISHMENT
C>g Horses and carriages can be
at all times procured, and the best
Of stabling furnished Independent
WILLIAM II. WALTON
ABERDEEN, Nh, July 1st, 1919 -1ltlt
30 Bales Tuscaloosa and Orot-
rifle OsnaburgS for sale at manufac
tory prices with cost of transporta-
ton sdded. G McFARLANE d Co. |
Aberdeen, June 5, lS49
Ladies shoes Of all the various
styles and qualities, recently re.
ceived and now offered for sale by
G.. MCFARLAND II Co.
June 5 1919.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

UTWe areauthorized to announce
Isham Harrison, Of Lowndos
County, as a candidate, for the Of
fee Of District Attorney for the 9th
Judicial District composed Of the
counties of Chickosaw, Oktbbeha,
Monroe, Lowndes, Yalobusha Chloe.
taw, Carroll and Tallehatthie.
GTWe have been requested 10 an
nounce JOHN f. JACK ESQ. Of
Lowndes, as candidate for the Office
Of District Attorneg for the 9th. Judi,
cial district Of this state, composed oil
the counties Of Chickasaw, Oktibbeha,
Monroe Lowndes, Yalobusha Choctaw
Carroll and Tallehatchie.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

OSCnbUTgs. -21 Bales Heavy Os-
enburgs just received and for sale by
G. McFARLANE Co.
Aberdeen, June 9th,
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

Dental SURGEON.

Dental Surgc0H.
Respectfully offers ms professional
services to the citizens Of Houston
and Chickasaw generaIly.-Ofics
Houston Hotel
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
For P0Iigc,BeU

The following Gentlemen are
candidates for the office of County
Police, in Chickasaw county to
wit:
For District No. l., TT. brooks
Dis No ?, W.O. Cook.
" Dis. No 3 Martin Wurphce
Dis No f., James WcCrOrV
Dis No g., James Calvert.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

O. We are authorized TO an
nounce Henry Mccarthy a can.
didate for Policeman in District
No 3 at the Nov. Election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

30 Bales Tuscaloosa and Orot-
rifle Osnaburgs for sale at manufac-
tory prices with cost of transporta-
ton added. G MCFARLAND IL Co
Aberdeen, June ), lS49.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
Attentive servants ONLY, arc
employed.
Walton 4 FerrcH,

ARE CONNECTED WIN TINS ESTABLISHMENT
C,E Horses and carriages can be
at all times procured, and the best
Of stabling furnished.-hdepepd
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PENSACOLA, July Z, Is49.
GENTLEMEN whig,a good friend OF mine, expressed
the following sentiment, which translated would have
this meaning:
1.-THE administration Of James K Polk, In its measures
wis In ts action energetic In its results. glorious
This written TO the extent Of volume, will be,
In thousand volumes, is the history OF that
Or that administration the great American republic will
long preserve the memory"
This is just tribute from political opponent who
has the judgment to perceive and the candor 10 acknow
edge, the good work which the ustrous President per-
formed
That amented man, (heaven now moves about him.
Though lost earth, yet foreshadows
Upon this lsDd a thousand, thousand blessings,
CRANMER.
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From the Baliimore snn.

From the Baltimore Sun.
FROM TEyAsBy the arrival Of the steamship Palmetto
al New Orleans, we have received our files OF Texas
papers 10 the list Inst, inclusive.
The Galveston papers are in mourning for the death Of
ex- President Polk.
The candidates for governor OF Texas are the present
Hon. George Wood, Col. p. Bell, and John T. Mills.
The News Of the 3Oth ultimo gives the following
Capt Burbank, u S, A., who came passenger on the
Palmetto, from Lavacca, left San Antonio on the 22d
ult, and travelled from Eagle Pass, military post on
the Rio Grande, TO San Antonio On the 10th he passed
the bodies OF Mexicans who had been killed by
the Camanche Indians. about - miles of Leona,
and 65 miles west OF San Antonio. These Mexicans had
been carrying military supplies to the Leona, and were
returning with their empty OK carts, having been joined
by another Mexican who had been riding express; he
and six OF the teansters killed. teamster
escaping The Indians supposed to number about
thirty and from the marks Of bullets on the carts were
evidently supplied with firearms. The bodies of the
Mexcans were stripped and everything worth taking
carried off.
San Antonio was free from cholera--no new cases
having been heard OF for number Of days previous to
the 22l instant The expedition TO FL Paso had got
far as the Leona, and was encamped on that stream al
last accounts.
gentleman who left San Antonio at the same time
with Capt Burbank, informs that il reported there
that three Americans also killed by the Indians al
the same time and place above alluded to.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baitlmors Correspondence

BA.rMoRE, July lbs p m.
Hot heather and health The Niagara's mess Candidate
for the hgiaaArs MoHirsai anmsratioaists Third con-
grssioaai disrict. The mavksfs, &c.
This Of the very hottest days Of the year In this re-
gon the thermometer standing at 80 degrees In extra
cool place Il up $50 In the Wese STILL how
ese without the cholera and the health OF the city In other
also remarkably good for this Of the year
me newsoy the steamer Niagara, teegnphic account
OF whch has been forwarded YOU records the gratifying
n'eigenoe that Rome still stood firm rock in her
ssance OF French aggression giving the hope that she
may yet ultimately triumph The commercial news Il of
vast importance to the South showing continued advance
In cotton I'M III9 ~ NH T1
Among the democratic candidates proposed to
the city In the next House of Delegates have omit
ted 10 mention the name of George H. Randall pres-
dent OF the Typographical Society, who is proposed and
his claims strongly urged by correspondent Of the Argus
The number Of our citizens Of town ut present. is said
to be beyond all precedent. A large number, however,
have sought for quiet and healthy country residences in
preference to the springs and watering places Those who
intend to make but short stay abroad however, watt
ing for the appearance of the cholera before they make
tracks The opinion s that present they about as
healthy a location can be well found
New York correspondent furnishes the following
from private letter, dated fMonea July g. lSa9A few
OF cholera have appeared in city, but il does
appear increase There Is nothing of special interest,"
either social POLITICAL that know Of at present. The
governor is still prisoner In his house, daring
show his and the 9pydference Of opinion in the
provinces is, whether we shall submit 10 the domino
ton of rascally French party, throw of allegiance
Great Britain, and annex ourselves to Jonathan"
Intelligence has been received here today that the shores
OF the Chesapeake lined with dead fish, which Is
thought indicate the approach Of the cholera similar
phenomenon noted in 1882. sf.S
The convention democratic candidate for Con-
gress for the 3D. congressional district will
Tuesday week. Some interest 10 manifested the
ton of the convention.
Money is easy, and from present indications viii,
doubt, continue for some time to come We hear Of
loans made call TO some extent at cent stock
coate rails First class paper rules per cent,
and loans available securities may be readily negotiated
for any reasonable length of time at and per
The steamers stopped all operations in market
firm.
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Not long after President Taylor usurated Il was
announced his party papers that he ldetesed dueng,
and would tolerate duellists about him. Very good
rality lew mails ago. the officials announced the ap-
pontmeni Of McCung OF Mississippi, as minister TO
foreign court His nooriey dnelist y well known.
tTsnnesMs Legion.
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ny GREEN 4 rAsrrr, Aues.on..r..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III ON Monday the 10Th instant, shall sell the residence
Mrs Matock ~ Pennsylvania 10
a. m. excellent Of furniture, via
Mahogany centre dining, and breakfast tabies
DO ottomans, rocking and other chairs
DO dressing and other bureaus Wristbands kc
Maple, French, and French post bedsteads ei
do and other chairs dressing tables, kf.
Toilet and other looking glasses, toilet
Paror and chamber window curtains, blinds, II.
Feather beds, bedding and
Threeply and ingram carpets, passage oicioth, &C.
Hall, solar and lamps hre &c.
China glass; and crockery
Radiator tight, and other stoves
Also, good piano forte
And n good lot Of kitchen requisites
With other the which
necessary 10
Also handsome Of Towering plants, such
and single oeanders, lemon, &C.
Terms A sums Of and under @ cash. over s9s credit Of SIXTY
and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN d TAsTET
July l3-3t Auctoneers.
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DKArH or CHARLKs ALBKRr.--The Courier des Eats Uns
announces that exKng Of Sardinia died in Portugal on
the 9th OF June The latest English newspapers did not
contain the intelligence, but stated he was seriously III
He was seized soon after his arrival in Portugal with
disease not considered first alarming, but from which
he did not recover.
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UTILTy NkrrLEs.ti singular TACT that Steel dip
ped In the juice Of the nete becomes flexible Dr. Thorn
ton, who has made the medicinal properties Of wild
plants his peculiar study, that lint dipped in netle
juice, and put up the nostr has been known stay the
bleeding Of the when oil other remedies have failed
and adds that fourteen fifteen Of the seeds ground into
POWDER and taken daily. will the swelling In the neck
known by the name Of gore, without in any way nurng
the general habit-Medical Times.
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OF aitraconthe object Of admiration-never was Mrs
Madison so interesting, so lovely. esmable in her
attendance on this venerable woman the acknowledged
OBJECT OF her grateful Affection
Much as she graced her public station she has been
not less admirable in domestic life Neighborly and
companonable among her country friends, il she had
never hyed IN city; delightng in the society OF the
young, and never better pleased than when promoting
every youthful pleasure by her participation, she still
proved herself the aeconate and devoted wife during
me years OF suffering health of her excellent husband
without neglecting the duties OF kind hostess, faith
fu friend and relative, she smoothsd and envened
pied and amused the langud hours of his long eonne
ment he knew. appreciated, and acknowledged the
blessing, which Heaven had bestowed on him in giving
him such wife. M H. s.
The original OF this portrait is now taken away from
us. No one who has ever seen ever forget her
None who has ever known her can ever lose the nde
BILE impression OF her manners and virtues Like the ac
compshed lady who left the White House the 4th OF
March asher congenia friend and her admirable coun
erpa who has only returned to private life to be strip
ped OF her husband and share the sympathes for her
great loss with grateful Countrywide Mrs. Polk, Mrs
Madison was indeed worthy Of dispensing the honors Of
the White House, and then Of grazing the retirement
which, according to the noble institutions Of our republic
she subsequently, destined But whether in public
or in private life, they can never be forgotten.
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The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge has been again
thrown open to the public having been impossible for
time In consequence Of improvements intended to increase
Its capacity Several cables have been added,
oor has been laid, and the structure s now ahorough
re perfectly safe for all business purposes and Is capable
Of sustaining two hundred and ffty coach and
which, with Its passengers weighed over five tons
passed few days since, and we understand that IL
has been adopted the point Of crossing for the line Of
stages Detroit, Sandwich, &c.
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THE celebrated Diamond Cement, for Joining broken
glass, china, &C. small o Of the genuine Tor sale al
July 10 near sh street