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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES .
W,e 90 7v.d OF FIaF.~ -trp at


HARDWARE AND IRON STORES, .
NC eo M OF Slst7,, strsot
- 3, ,7,.,,,,r " O. ~, 80 20 = 80 -
llL7 II = slIf1 iI1psilefs ana ls4teI5 h FeLtlsn
- aad DOHlestc tiaIu ware Ruelyr lInt1 AIa a.
Fiatea etc. Hanh Fiislr iT'ehu3 I9t tEau yey he-
eTai ,vtlfona-e- lha. g1tltg ana pntaH q N'sf
goods, ana iEeiT piqal attention 20 " oIess re- A
IS etlFetr WIZ ylhty nope SCI. lts 70 mem p con.
- uu4aRee q thait iaFof5 W arrivals l5qln ER'Ctetn
kH4a GAd NoHasfn Foi'st eH are cursiAattF Ie4el'ipR
- ,tiaHh s9Pplss' GaIeiliy -eet4 O. tNsI4 V,ins W
t4eif me ane CON cHHigsty nNe {lH ttteDqA o pti-
easeJ9 70 men 1Ls5 anu ven assoea s'CgA' 81 "osA lAs
I tViii T. y lii 'H.l O., 7e,4,,u.
~; ' ~ b S' NS' o'n' s41's S,u uaifsI ts
Ee-s T u-, ~; ~ Ig ~ TX IlAst
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F all tacrp5uswurriuted II che approved mona
" dauiure win and without prpFfatdn Also, Inks OF tkt
Ink Powders etc, OF Wlpbdale aud retail
nse "a ~ Nj NAnNAN. Boolaernnd slaonAI, DO CAmp y
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~ We thank the officers of The Western
World for Louisville and Cincinnati papers,
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To-day fine sport may be expected. There viii
he tive races agafhS and tle advertisement in an
other column offers great attraetioHto the frequent
ers OF the uirt The track too, viii be in better
order, aud the nags named are web Known,
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AhnR1cAN THsAFRE.--Anoih ATTRACTIVE bin ifofsfed
io-nsht The Brides journey. and Dombsy B Son, ~
seh Of which must Be immediately laid asiae TO make
sgAton.
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Hornan's Book and stationery Eestablishmsnb
10 CAMP

Bookseller end at1ft1ufr
Is NOW RECEIVING hs afze cumpise die
lgaa51 Eagh De 0LTa CRY snd Country trade. prices
rs LOH- is any OTHEF H0USEIN TINS cITF-ana
guaty Style stock wurrautsto be superior every
rsap8gt. o45 2au
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Temple Meeting This Evening.


LOUISIANA CoUNoiI No l. r. A. & s. Templars S. Of T
at Temple Hail. No u Royal st. at halCpast o'clock
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MI rs BLAi oncning splendid ausaftmept Of Mil. -
" uger{ eGoj. Of NE latest iple; Every variety
Straw and silk hnnuets Nevetu fehthcfu Flowers N
bons ec ga r strictly aties aed TO, and eompeedsz@sN
nh inc auqftEs- 'Aie n4tice
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Raoes-1retairie Course-Fan DIeeting.


FIRST DAY, Tuesday, November 27.--Yester-
day opened the Fall sports and the commencement
gave promise Of a brilliant meeting Tho day was
propiheas-a oloudless sky, with bracing air sufi-
cient 70 require lttle excitement TO warm up the
blood, butnot enough to prevent one from wishing
to raise the wind ~ The Shell road ratified to
the wheels OF equipages of every description. from
the fine turnout Of some noted fast I'M to the
wholesale omnibus ixin' that trundled along its
noisy load. At an early hour the stands Were
| crowded the fasorites named, in piled up. and
| expectation was on tip-toe,
For the first race, being for The Kenner stake
3 year olds-Sj00 subseGiphon-half forfeit-zrnile
aeats--the following entries were announced :
laialie, Hegira, and Rory o. More. Eulalie and
Hegifa came to the score, the other entry paying
forfeit The chestnut FLY was the favorite, and the
tip-top order she was in warranted The opinion
freely expressed that she would take the purse
She was all lfe-too much so some thought, SC
they laid out their money on Eulelie, who walked
quietly along and seemed to take things easy
Both nags showed that their groofns and trainers
had not beeRidle.
The track was heavy, in some parts quite
muddy; and the friends Of Eulae, believing thai
bottom would overmateh speed, circulated few
KS based on this The bakers Of f1egira were Sc
plenty tlatodds were atiast oifered-l0Oto 50 wa'
giveR,s and some money changed hands at these
figures.
II Atthe tsp-of the drum away went the mays
Hegifa leading the first quarter by length
Il gap that She gradually widened- in the half mile
At the turn Enlalie closed with her, and tried t
show play The home stretch was done up il
7 quick time, bat the chestnut FLY came past tn
stand in handsome style, winning by two length
the heat in loo.
The case with which the first heat was talae
gave sure index to-the-result ofthe second Tn
nngs started again. weli together, but Eulalie ha
no show from the scere, Hegira leading her ropn
by several lengths, and winning again, under
heavy pull, in 1898 Isl
FIRST DAY. stesaa3, Nor. y, 1Sl0..-Kenn,
Stake--For three year oids--Sj00 subscription
AIheheatss
Anghess c Hgi, IS A1itassaiot dam Flsit... II
esq y w. - aiinuE Etaais,.bI imp uoteassr,
l'i-' 1 s-t-- -s-.''2
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DR.. Hunters Curioslties Of Literatul
Rr11rls from 5dFg-r ErtaHgs Place amt cig7oisr %.
No 81 81. Charles streett

TIl@IT9
HAS nov NE nsst assarmsn Of Ba5E1, Pantng
IL prh aIe. ts Southern Countrgt computing
RGs h Language, y luo e. every kni Scare ana W
rnus Medicine, Oh Novels ny f' trs tu.hl
Phno0Fesi Worgaof avrry disruption, Bufafd nud Cyys DE
gts,s, L5slun H. p -aite. 3nd -rarate Tae1eA5 Martens
do 7. gffap Publications al the day wi hf
Of 0uar MI Ags VIII huy and pay ief peesio
B0asa --..,
Gsugmsn having ioei Bu dispose 81 gu aiaas b r.ais0
will uron tars1 DE has also 70 sell, sesef u1hu Punte
pr tzhioH curious @ ul Muse,
nom 5na, g Op.Taa, 5nzH, etc. by ne 1ss conf
ln r1i' psrits, msclo, o. TBy farH and Immature
~ Buus 'u1utl leTgdb anut
IS. tteua lnl a i1vie 20 c1, ESQ 100 l6l ions
.nl. n-l D.
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gs A very supsror u,souu,nt ot Caps and Um6rsba CA
- always be tuunl Of bAhNR -
- confer rh-rres anil Canal streets
~ BABY JUMPERS few lr!. Mo 81
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE co,
w Removed from "a Graver No. 81 CAM street. nna
established ~ the Board. mis- l0teod
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Anotinn sniea -rhis nn,..

} a BF4RD win sell, at Il o'clock at Banks Arcade
Real Es ate.
F. H. PETITPaIs will sell. at 10 O'Clock at No. Canal
,fstrset--'s dialogue OF Silk and Fancy Goods.
J. n. DEsAss will sell Of il O'Clock Banks Arcade
Furniture.
FLORANCE TAYLOR will sell, at 10 clock the Leree,
oppO.le soamboat Comm ldOIs .PeTry-Flouf.
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Foshion"eiS Millinery n and Dress Making

III AAMhutGE bf Camp street. received by recent arrt
- g splendid lo Of tbs above Goods, Of entirely Style
selected Paris BY experienced hand and warranted equal
any ouier az o tneut in the city. MIA Ian
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PEN s..,.To lIsrelaallts, Aceountants. ete.

~. w, r.. TENNEY, ~ u
com aED BELL.WE74B pENHfiEER
n Magazine street, ~
III AS nu hald- 1AI Il c2Hsauly geHui4otrrHz, y Y
IL llrg AND. sg0 tsmg1t plus, slal 1uai.v- aa-
uiag Stamped "M. b. hglngy, NO." W. b. H. refer
cguHrage -I tGH U1 IEa a Pens.
usugriy dig causI Bank Do tUf3s 7ui adlFs' Ba1k
lie Al1ua p'l ollee Ui .ls Szc1H Muurr-lg
0ls=n short, ng 0ny give 'sg Pal rTsl llrrs th-.r
becoming lAFa-Ih. So M lvcy do llalHr
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SOpTH .WnsTERa C1arrs-lrbs csnitsl .oopspanv A.
iaeee % ihi geu1 VIII draw crowds wheieyeF the eanva1
. stretched oncoaso Square they are meeting With great
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

oAtr4ss THsAras-This evening viii be presented tn,
nswoBeTa ef' Ghis Rayisssur
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sAnAE HAsNosIsrs -Ihis evsniag thers ia smother q
tIsoya oonosa at Aha large hall Of The Commercial N
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Thnmdor ana 1.ightning.

Lightal4e CoadHltJfs0R Scientific Frineiptss. A.
nj u. kHuAp5 ~ hrvitt, gives oteg 90 e fi1nH New
IN, uhc and shuHtan ha be nas q il5 pae pres afsd
toezagis re Tvlsfel Vine LIGHTNING Rod the
oT,r,,of which over Hshfrs scieBssr ustnovisgad Ny
ceutHslaa Thee Roa have The sdFlntags Of combining
The mott feuu AID property hn ut
cecir luiI tn male o 'vjsed IRON. The pace such Us
rsri5t e-arsfe Eih the Of Hmos
hauseho drs. Mrlt will remain but gcy short lime D. d.
taalU srerl Ne given ittaiy. ue nuirusd
rs NJ e. m abe u1d gdpped P-st-5di1c sit Toe Plea
VINE or C-sBt lfsr W receive prompt call u5 lm2p'
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A0elmuFAAe
CICKIFs co have removed their Wholesale Store from No q
. Magazine No 81 Canal street, od9nms their old reh
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.

HAsTIEGss PRACTICE OF SURGERY. ,
STANLEY ON THE BONES.
MAPEs's ANATOMICAL PLATES, beautifully co.
cred
WATsON's PRACTICE of MEDICINE. New ed.
LAURE's DOMESTIC HOMEOPATHIC RED.
EDIES.
BRAITHW AITE'S RETBOEPECP. 2 vols.
DUNGLISONS CyCLOFEDiA OF PRACTICAL
MEDICINE. 4 yyls, Fog sale y
b2Ga THOS J.. WHITE, So Cgaal street.
Z SAVE YOUR TEN PER CENT.
Wh2h you can 90, on DDNEsHC GOODS, sl9, BY fu9 '
COMMISSION EsrABLIa E1ENT, ~ Gravier st
wba6 bethuda healy suppl, g The owss briass tHnosa
saPh usr Goodh
Heavy Brown sAaarias8 it0u. Al 10 lab
.-Baachld 8. ir,nsT and SlHlu 60, nsn 81 70 ia
Heavy Osfsbuis- Strips l1eangs sud Dds, Do -
l.. BlHsstE, kessys, Lias-ys ,aHz sel Fi5.uelz
lrse Ei0-s OF Prnfs, no vesJ low ry les. &c. et
KINGS White Palace,
u2e Tor ~ ~ Grs v1r C. door from Camp.
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81 ipe take hlsssais in calling the aieutnn OF ziet.
ohalia snd nthsr. 70 the elHd Of W b. KeHuy,
Pan.nitssf hlaghzine street. We speak from szpe-
I,ncar dnrfeas eoaltant use end say that opinion
81 u.s. eatai af asd OF bsi-meial. surpassed BY
aar have He prepared q al times 10 point
hofts eoiala geld pens, q, a vsy aaiisiaeion manner
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ARRrvAI-fen Sam Houston arrived in
city yesterday ca y6ssts for Washington.
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.EE5- DR.. -nLAdiEs Celebrated ARQMAHe- BiTTEfs t9r
GJCUg system and ,irg I0nu 90 lesst0uAch aud bls-sf
Orsuus--Jui certain remedy fGv DYSPEPSIA -
No. Price ssvsuySyo Cons BoUie PElpasyd iy Ih4Gss
chlrtrss .sgrtE N lm
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Internntionnl ~ ~ o1,.

SieISIes * CO., 40 and AZ Canal street,
JTTHOI.ESAIE AND RETAIL Dealers ia Drugs, Nidi-hcs
w SUgir7i bralcH's Eit PcrfHnsry, M 2p
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q oaI. 8.n.aaI. ~. al-lvsl a Wa.Illgll9a..-
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10 Business on the Pennsylvania Canal is be-
ginning to slacken Some Of the line boats at Pitts
burg have been taken Oft within few days, and
many have been cleared without freight.
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NEW SILKS.
Nj. n. rIhnnERnY s. RRn..

NEW SILKS,
M. II. HAGGERTY g. BRO,
No SO Canal street
MOULD respectfully solicit sle attention Of babies a very large
w Ss the fashionable styles
received ty them from France, per ship Brunswick
Black Silks
eros he Rhine, from 10 li yard wide
a Pom 90 Sole Grus de Nap, AMI brilliant I.lstrog
satin l.evautiue Royal Hafgthgn and Arlnure.
Rich Satin, lllu nud stripe, Pekns
Extra rich Satin DauaaS aud tYaiefld Pout De Sole.
Oolorod silks.
Chungsabo Glaao, Ponlt de Sole plain, striped andfad
Do do. very ANAL stripe. Tor Aiases,
Chanssahl5 GHe5 Arnurts and Satin dc Refine.
Changed licHautacs and Sltnde Chine.
Vrty rich iiracslg and BrOche Siiks, latest styiea
Pfnpd SIR Auslus and Tissues fljf Fou5IdH
spun slk Tartan PhdE
plsin Plaid aud ChanIeAbs FluIChcpa.
Tto Silk h1ve bllu tgcted with much and being puE
ehesgd lete advance I French Goods enabled
-slI them third less than tc present Pteea m tiis city
of rich French tihTudbEtt Lace and Muslin Cupss
iua resolved, lad selling very lows -
gums4 OF WHITE Canton Grape Skawl plain danak nui
embroidered, ytdi aud offend at bait ts usual prges
MIR HAGGERTN q BRO.
HHp5rgg Of French O0oi Dry Go1as Dealers
no n n Do No S. Canal street.
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LOUISIANA STATE SCRIP.
IN mn ACRES in amounts to suit purchasers, for
os BS say PARADISE, LAWRAsoN b
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81 The Memphis Has arrived. 60
w, And ny friends castdmssBrs infnttne nat hy N
her have received lega snpuly Of thoss Usilg -
celebrated GUTrA PERI HA HATS, and CAB rs u 81
continue TO supply The extensive denIsnds -.-e
Prsmigrl Hst Store AVID SiandaeG'y by on5isreot
HOLLAND GIN--l5 f,ue5 ma 5erial Eagle Ia direct
i y fen sohedam. iof sale b ,,,l,,,,, ~
/ IAifl LAiE--ll60 bbls FIesh Thom,sioR Lime and
- iBs and t9f s2le By HhNW.Ak s. HOLDEN, r.
ass IS Masazine sires nud u Red Store
SuGAR LtbTE500 bba Gems Falls anil 81 GsHaVievs
~ sugar Lime, fir Lale by tiAYMAN 4 HOIf En-,
ass rs Magazne street. and II Red Stores.
ESLAsrER-iqo0 barrels Newark AID RJssudao Woih.
n sIs2ooa' aud Kings pauds Isndng aud i0r sseby
ma - HAYMAM q llliLlEN
~ rs Magazine st'esr sHd II Red Stoss.
~ ~ f-5tO bbs Newark co. RoseGdae; 1850 bbs
R5rs5 i Fl hlnWns Bosehtas; 21bbH Louhvila; 20
' m l4Aalns anu in store. q sails By
p9s sss,, HAYMhN HOLDEN, S
- rs eiasazins straet md ~ Rcd sf,rss
! 4 81 ~ wv rtEngis' a4d Parsafba foTsaie
NJ n Megszi5e siIss aSd n We
| Aih-ieo hhdL 500 s ss5ri5r Ii,i- -,
R2s IS MA, Hay MAN a HoIDEN.
I -=-,7f, . wac 2 ne sweet and IL Rel stores
| $50 IA AsH-59 hhds. MgE9rais 10 s,Ivs i06 i- :
- LOT 'ae II qusnes 10 suit nreE5ls1r ~ mus u
n2s % v,,l HAYMA y n HOLDEN
| - ~ Ia g = a1le street aud n + Ell Stores,
| PAIN oIL-lo casks. tor Isio 6y
1 pRs 10 n, hAHMAN & HOLDEN
% 4"Hsa4ne street. and II Red storss
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New Orleans Stati0neTS Warehouse.
Domestic and Foreign stationery

New Orleans Stati0noTS Warehouse,
Domestic and FOreign stationery
J.-B STEEL, no. II CAMP STREET.
RESPECTFULLY legs leave iaiasnls numerous cusoes
II the city and country, do he is wing very large aid
extensive assortment Of a Kinds Of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER aud
sTATIoNERY s would e2l The attention OF Merchants aud
Ds7larso ha following list Of articles vhabtcoierz for ale 1s the
lowest elza prices.
BLANK BOOKS
Lclss Journals Day Books Invoice B0oks Order Cl=b. Let
ses and Reeop. Bgpsj also Baus Memorandum CoFy Pass,
Bills ofiaidg, aud a OF exchange Books leEasr Pocket
LedgeTs,
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
pper5 supsTToy Medium, DENY Folio ios' aHd Fooal Pr
per White and Blue otpressat Plain English French
Paesc Post and Letter Papers, aud sas East
laid Record Paper, An tbsab9yo r1ned or phin
SEALING WAX,
Roy Victoria lE Hafp, scallst Black Fausy cueI at
Feraimcd iold-spansed and Bronze Sealing Was
sa NVABEIsSs
s EAglis, saljl. "a Toarllana Transparent WEI .f{l
INKS. -.
Maynard Nsye B1egInt Arnold Eng rtlau opy-
HgiHk s!sIneUs's uuuhaugsabs Lsh. Blue Fluid and s
Brilliant Rcd lest Frelioh CsEllsnr Ink
INK STANDS,
Cur taszs Fancy Agle Patent India Egb5er Screw Brs
f9ekti, Cor and Pewter ink-sands- oi al kinds.
HFISCET,I,AREOJrs AFsTTSsrEIe
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JOSEPH BUTMAE. sL joins CtNPBEIL
COMMISSION. MERCHANTS, GRQCERs AND SHIP
Y CANDlEltS, No % Front Ltyse opposite Po5t Second
Municipality Now Ore7ns la M t4
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CIGAR TOBACCO.
HI AvAFtAiiR. WZZN
FLORIDA r-- ah-4s.-aA
E5EEEA MASON COUNTY, s-----l
EE@H q. g. KENTUCKY, Hnl
tsA5 TENNESSEE
H@ iOu aud newt
! For Panaton and tia Mexican market for sale b.
08l lm2F5n3p TGOs. X PRICE, 81 Camp o..
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DAVID FELT & co.
Gii0sffs HNH, No, q CRarirts efyfu
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-20

The compulsory process should be felt alike
in an enlightened public sentiment and ID
statute law. The friends Of progress and i'm
proyement, must 60 70 the great source OF i'm
provement an enlightened public sentiment.
Public opinion, with US, Is omniPotent-more
~desPotic and compulsory than the most abso.
Lutte throne in Europe. Since the school system
Of Prussia has been adopted, crime ana pau
perism have diminished more than oHe-third,
according to the governmental lep rts. Thus
timely education converts the materials which
60 e make the fellow and poIldtor into the
indutrious citizens, thus saves the fees of tho
%iailor and %hangman, the expenses Or Courts
and prisons. The King is at the head Of the
school system and sees well to il, that the al
vine right Of Kings IL an essential part 81 The
daily instruction. Other European powers
have adopted with success the Prussian sysl
tenn.
(Tb be continued
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-20
Number 81.

impress upon his democratic hearers the ~.
%poFiancs Of carrying this district. The fact
Il that the Democracy ate beginning u prow
desperate, aad are losing confidence Ii he
solllty q their chosen standard bearer 10 con.
PETE with our candidate. Their whole force
WI Pc brought % bear against the liule piny
woods lawyer ana every engine viii bs III
g work to lasA atAfui up 10 liz mark z.
Leg our friends ~ oa lhsI Guard. and meet
them ~ every point aad @e VIII p;ye INA
&C. Aes Melville such 1 defeat J. wilI
os 2 panacea ID his aspirations. Alarmed
ne certainty Of Grays election, thsy haye I'M.
moned the gallant Colonel Il liz feId ans
senE him forth win poiaa shield and lance
N fss',' 80 the aid III lila hard pressed INA i.
NEST vaHqudshed Melville.
But the freemen Of this distfio, wiIl .bay,
eol. Davis, that, although they honor himfo j
~ past services, they viii nnt submit u die
'a''on rom him or any one else; but that they
are able and capable 10 select thsir own IN.
reseatative to Congress without his i~p,srFsr.
ence.-Lertngton .adrertiset.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-20
ANOTHER OLD noCIIMENr

(fForn he .M~ississgpian JanuarQ 90. 1896.
"AcTTNe Governor QUrrmANs MrsaAas.-
Tne Wings and Nullifers are filling th.ir
presses with e~ulogies Of this nulEgvsne doos-
ment. The modern State right nsen il distant
parts are hailing It with JOY and exuitation. ss
strong evidence that The hitherto zealousIy dc.
voted State Of Mississippi 10 democratic prin-
ciples has a length yielded her principles, and
embraced the disorganizing doctrines which
tended 90 greatly to humble South Carolina
IN the dust Their Joy will, however. be ii
short dur ton, when they are informed thai
the official term 81 The author Or tbis paper
was only Of three or four weeks duration:
mat he was elected for that briei period BY
the votes Of SIC Senators, and hs successor
avows himself a decided foe to the sUnion.
seyerlng heresy Of notifications
As leisure will permit, We propose rsvisw--
ing this mastery Prodlction!, We are de-
sirous to furnish our readers with correct in
formation concerning the public doinrs Of
those who aspire to public conidenc. and AZ
reclion Of the destinies Of the people. we
oeileve, upon examination, this message will
% found to contain doctrines, which If put
10 practice would knock out the brains Of
this un'on,' and PROSTATE on the earth those
great principles Of human liberty, the estab.
lishment Of which cost Americans countless
treasures, and immersed their soil In patriotic
blood. -
Well, that vas patriotic You know yerv
we'll thatGen. Quitman i now, d he WIS then,
4 RANK NULIrFlER, eager % practice he dac-
tines he thus preached-doctrine that you thus
said, IN 1885, would PROSTATE on the earth
those great principles ef human liberty, Tie Is.
adjustment Of which cost Americans c~outless
and immersed their soil IN patriotic
blood ;'and yet, now, for party purposes, YOU
sustain tho ma and apologize fox his princi.
plos!-SouMron.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-20
JEFF. DAVIS.

After dinner on Monday last, the audience
was addressed BY Hon JEFF Davis, in a speech
Of much beauty and strength, during which
he reviewed his past history as d member q
Congress from this State and glanced at the
events Of the war with -eloquence and pathos.
His sentiments on The subject of slavery were
sach as all can subscribe %, and inawhich We
all concur. His whole speech was 80 chArac-
terised BY manly dignity and forbsarancs, that
we we're highly pleased and although We diff
fer with himon many subjects, We Hevertns-
less feel proud that Mississippi can claim 60
a son.
w regret % say, however, that he travelled
Of the record 70 strike 4 passing blow a.
our candidate, Henry Cray, and endeayored q
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Extract from a letter, dated Columbus, Miss
Sept. 8, l849.
Lea is doing good service. He made i
very fine impression here. Wings and Demo.
Gratis speak with just commentator Of The
ability, dignity, and claiming candor and mild.
ness of his effort here, By the way he has
: jumped Me game which il has 50 puzzled The
papers to class, al last; and We shall now learn
from himself, whether be il Adams-man Of
Jackson-man NulIifer Oh Union-man-bond
payer Or rePudiator-Whi Or democrat. The
immortal Quitman-the booted and spurred-
cocked-hat and epauleue-hero Of innumera.
BILE battlea-has been, contrary 10 the deter.
limitations Of himself and hisirIends, forced by
Lea 70 leave his ianleass dgaisy, military equip
ments, boots, spurs, epauIettes and all (nOt
excepting that cdanon!D al home, and come ont
70 see hepeOple! One achievement, at least, OF
which Lea can b abt.p M
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