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ANHNnAhn
The following lsueF from Ex-senator Hen.
dor'On, 70 ~ editors ~ The NJ. @, Delta, gives
some interesting faetain relation ii thS nevlv
appointed PoStma stsf General
Eds DsAa--I HAYS heard me question re-
Pea'sdly asked within tho last two days, .who
's jacob Callamsr-now Postmaster General
ofths Umted sttss4" Without irDly ~ NJ
least re feeli"n upon Mr.. Collamer, the dues.
Ion' hsrs Is by no means singular. Coming
from a border Stale, the most remote from Us.
shs greatest g mpalhy which obtains, perhaps.
between tho States Of Louisiana and Vermont
~ 'ha' they sFs shs two largest Sugar growing
Ssates OF the Union. Vermont has no con-.
meFetAl empariumto to- which the ~cirizens ofo,H.
er states reAoFf, and no leading IhorouQhfares
thfough which they travel. This isolation. or
O'oef better reasons, perhaps, make her emf
nent men peculiarly modest in their ~preten.
SONS For certain it is, that for years past.
Mr' Coalamsr aud his colleagues have c~onsti,u.
'sd oAe 81 The most intelligent delegations in
inc Honss Of Representatives at Washington
put % answer the question: Judge Cola
has been . member OF Congress for some
essns or ten years pact, and few, perhaps, who
nave read aud heard his speeches, will DENY
MIN talents Of a high order. There can be no
aouol ne possesses a vigorous intellect, an il
: good ia"yeF,wi'h a critical, analysing cast Of
de has industry, frmness and sagacity.
a'S na0i's Of application well qualify him 10
master with despatch the innumerable details Of |
.ns once; and he has sufficient Of political ex-
Ference 20 render him familiar with the gen. !,
'raI policy, which should obtain, in admins. :
ring the vast interests;of this great machine. /
y mas probably been fault with a portion. .
y least OF the previous incumbents, that thew :
agsed behind the spirit OF the age, in meeting !
he eyer expanding exigenc!ss of this great dc. j
artment. ;,
II Judge CaIlamer shall survey his official =
OMAN with a liberality commensurate with >
Y magnitude. as i lie believed he will, | can
ouch hls competency to prove himself, in all !,
''e' one OF the most efficient funclionaries i
la1has ever discharged the duties Of the Office. !
JOHN HENDERSON. 1,
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Mvaaaa -on Tuesday nigbtIna ave N
saq Antonio Texas Of Ii Ell inst. Mesar,
Edwards sad Davis srrivsd ii this civ N
Laredo, q charge of Eve mexiesbs
Of The murder Of Juan E Frevena, a ci.issr
Of sau Antonio. Ono Of the Mextcsps. An.
tonic de Ice Reyes, turned S,ates, syidsnc,
and vac admitted o bail TO appear before ~
District cour. Huiaar, the principal, was re-
CURED to give bonds in $4,000, and tho,o,h-
ere IN 5000 each, for their appearance, and in
ae'anit we're committed to jail. The muir.
Ger %a' committed for the purpose Of robbie
ry,
Horse Thsirss- MCssrs Edwards and Davi.
hleo oFoaghtihtC San Antonio Two MEXICAN.
whom they found sneumped, with a l.rgs
number OF horses, undor suspicious cireum.
stances. The horses we're identified in San
a nsoEiio, and found to have been stolen from q
ranch on the Cibolo, on the 9Th uI,mo. The
p~risOnsrs IN default Of bail were commi,ed
for trial.
The town Of Cameron, Milan county. !.
sa'0 TO % improving rapidly. Large quanti.
ties OF wheat are growing in that county.
with good prospects for bountiful weld.
The Sans paper says, the bodies Of two
men with their throuts cut, werO found near
Caiy'''o' within thirty-fve miles Of San Anto.
mo. They are supposed to be Mr.. Fowler
and hiS son, from near Victoria. We are NOT.
says the Ie1iSn, in possession Of particulars
further than that II is conjectursd that they
were murdered for their money, BY some Mex
icanS, and that there il a prospect Of the muir.
deFers being identified and arrested.
FRorTIsR PosTs We learn that tho line oil
military posts, or stations for the frontier, will
extend from Port Washitu, on Red River. 10
the Presidio al Rio Grande. One souadron
cavalry will be stationed at the Tow.e .asb
on the upper Bra2Os; another On Ham.
llton's creek, near the Colorado; four compa.
MES OF infantry At Fredericksburg; two com.
9an'es OF infantry and one Of cavalry on the
Leonas where VOLTS road crosses tha, stream.
az the FfeSidiO del Rio Grands, three com
'anles OF infantry. San Antonio il made the
depot, from which the abOve.named
'Osts are to be supplied, and one company Of
and tive or three Of infantry will b
tationed there.
Waco VIEIAsr .-Thia section Of Texas il {
to be settling with great rapidly. II isa I
most delightful region. !
The Huntsville Banner, says that the South. ,
rn meeting called at tha. place on the e2d. d
To'ed a failure and adjourned over 10 satur. 9
following. ".
Forty califoTOians start from Lagrange on A
be let Of April. :
A considerable rar,y start from Victoria II
~ week. The inhabitants Of Ell PaSso D,
II consider themselves surrounded in 4 few d
ssks. 0s SH :.
VA - H.mY .4 .fs.r. IUI
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No Ezra srssoS.-we understand d.
Gen Taylo; repudiatsd ths idea of a. 49,.
session. The NY. Journal Of Commas. -
1ns o'h ln's, quoting from the National wbig
'SAys On ne laS' night Of the session the Cen.
sFal Appropriation bill we are told, came p..,
Beng los'. l'is supposed that The Oppo..r. of
'ho bill desired 70 kill il, in order 10 forco -
extra session. When this idea was bro.chod
70 Gen. Taylor, We learn that Il gave hin ~,
The slightest unOasiness. he remark. u H.,
the Legislature had supreme control oys, \ .
that if it did not pass ths ap0ron,i. !
.Ou O'il' ne should only be obliged to pu. ,he
nAsou'lve Government on shOr, allow anco.
and that # i come q this, i. would BE- no H.
convenience e bin, "a A. vac nssa ,osho,,
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MARSHALL,s WIN

v, AAL4 SALE,
0SC'Fe"'' court--SOuttsra DAAat
James Dick 81. al. vs.. CharlssR
and surety ais. Vendi Elp
~. Dick ct. al. vs.. Charles / All
al, ais. Pls. vend. exp.
DO Sner y Co., vs.. Charles R, Gu
ct. all ais. vend. exp.
Downer & Co. VS.. Charles B,
ais. vend. exp.
Ballard Franklin & Co. Vi Ciu
Green, ais. f Ia.
Officers Of cour. per Ballard MI
&Co. VS., Charles B Green
fl ia.
N. & J. Dick & CO., vs.. Gsa
Surety 5th pIs. f. "a.
Ballard Franklin q %. Vi Child
Green and SuretypIs, il. fiji
pY virtue of the above stated Il
" to me directed from the hua
Circuit Court Of The United Slla
the Southern District Of Nisig
will sell at public auction totbs b
bidder, for cash. before the cour
in the town Of Canon, Nd
on the
Monday The 18th day q lral
following rial estate yingin la
county towt; North half Ea
east quarter section olli
half northwest quarter sgcIin
OF No. four section twentyslI
seven range one east; also "
owing personal estate, u Vlf
y'hVe mules, ten yoke0Is QAel' v
* wagons, rs Ploughs, 2sPa'
races, harness, harTows, SefsPfr
Ec. one blacksmilhs bellows slss ~
Lodges, and other tools, aboll
i've head ofcattle and 100 hssdel
evied OH as tFe properly Slh
J. B. Green, and will be sol5 Y Y
he above stated case and 81 cas.
ya9 as THOMAS FLEltHMls
Marshall Of Southern DlsiIa
March l6, l849,
Printers fee 1900
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lar tlsASoSs,-secrelary Walkers of;ci,,
'Spot' g ne receipts and disbursements 70, ~
quarter ending March5 s, shows that The REGAIN.
from me sources fell rhort Of the disbursemsr,.
IN the time, $sl, 80 76Japd that The orains'
~ sources Ofrevenue Tell short of the eynenS
'ul . ne enormous sum Of S7,66l $40. ~.
A',ua' revenue for the quarter, independen'
o. iOanS' was only $6,6Ii,les. The ordinS."
g.. expenses Of government we're Sa,2lO.7s1I ~
! ns extraordinary expenses, debt. i,,os...
&O) were S6,O6l.78 0 IL. "''''S''
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DomOHrd"Sent BY means Of BaRoons The
Frs'Se OF Vienna has the following .--"venice
Is to be bombarded by balloons, as Iagunes
prevent the approach Of artillery. Five bal.
looms, each twenty-three feet in diameter, are
IN construction at Treviso. In a favorable
wind the balloons will be launched:and direc
ted as near to Venice as possible, and on their
being brOughtt TO a vertical position over the
town, the fire will be given by electric magnet.
tam Each of the FIVE bombs affixed 10 the
balloon is in communication by means Of a
long isolated copper wire with a large g~alvanic
battery placed on shore. The fusee is icnited
by connecting the wires. The bomb falls
perPendicularly, and explodes on reaching the
ground. By this means twenty-five bombs
day may be 'hrown, sopposing tito be favorable
An experiment made at Treviso on the 9th
completely"
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"a CONTRAST REMINlscrNcE.-I 1927, An.
Drew Jackson, then elected President Of these
United States, came to Washington and would
not call upon the then President, J. Q Adams,
anna" who had stood by HIM in.he Cabinet,
on the Seminole question and had always been
his Trend, and whom he requited by circuIa.
ting The famous story Of bargain and corru
ION. .s1 Hau" s.s.. @G a.#t# IS. I'm ... ~.
Ia lS49, q Taylor came to Washington his
'lrst call was on james K. Polk, who had tried
to make him begin the Mexican war with.
out authority. had attempted to put a civilian
over MN as Lit. General, and had caused a re.
Duke +" be semitic him for the publication Of a
'e'ter in which he had no participation, and thro
lis rewarded agents censured him Tor SPA rinp
life at Monterey.
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The Washington Union gravsly and pa,het
caliylniOrms us THAT when Mr.. Walker parted
from his clerks, the voice Ofthe chief clerk wa
t@'Cs INK HUSKY with tho feelings Of his nobl,
heart" Alas Tor the chief clerk! His Ori.
reminds US Of that Of the Shipwrecked marine
described BY Byron:
FThey grieved for those who perished in RI
cutter, @#T" aa.a r.
And also for the biscuit casks end butter,
But the Suferings Of the hapless Secretary
Inc IocOfoeO Adam departing from his Official
paradise-were still more excruciating. The
unlOn rneltS into something softer than he or
binary sell, in painting the melancholy scene 4.
lhe venerable editor would have been worse
man Launce's dog, had ne not p~erforce mel.
'ed. II think,' said Launce-we will oive
Hs union a turn-'Crab, my dog, be the sour
sss na1pred dog that lives: my mother weeping
n'y father w%ailing, my sister crying, our maid
nO"Hng, our cat w~ringing her hands, and ali
paV house in great perploxity; vet did no,
Fals cruel hearted cur shed one tear. / Lew
woula nave |ePt to have seen our partino-
why my grandmum, having no eyes. look YOU.
"ept he'self blind at our partinp.n Such
the Sorrows Of poor Launce We will
now give the pitiful parting o. the Secretary
md hs clerks, as officially recorded BY the
melancholy organ: agsss
.
1.-THE gentlemen advanced, one BY one. At
me close OF the secretary's reply, 10 taDe
BY the hand, each in go doing, gave vi.
'eFance in a few words, to the prompting cfhis
neart' the feelings Of the Secretary, wound
up to the highest pitch, and could be restrain.
I'd no longer, and the pearIy drops flowed thick
and fast down those manly cheeks, now win
sled with care and labor in The service of bis
country The sentiment was contagious. and
here VAS scarce a dry,s y in the assembly
Philadelphia Rimsa. go 4n
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SsxTY four PERSONS KiLLED.-On the nigh
OF February l7th Saturday. a terrible acci
Gent occurred at The Theatre Royal, Dunlap 3,
glasgow, Scotland. An alarm Of fire WINS civ.
en- at So'cIock in the upper gallery, the fire
having been caused by the leaking Of a o,s,
pipe The scene is thus described by n corres.
Pohdent ofthe London Globe: ta..
"It was soon apparent to the manaoet ,b.,
'ne' hFe had been accustomed by an explosion Of
gas and ne and his company used their utnos,
exeF'Ions TO restore order, in which thew mar.
TALLY succeeded. r..5t...r SID
Meanwhile the alarm had been conveved
% the central police Offices; the fire bricods
were very soon at the theatre, and immediately
commenced operations, which increased The
FEARS OF the people, and a general rush was
made to thu door, although the fire was already
extlngulshed. Il would be in vain 10 o,tsmn,
10 convey any idea of the scene which n.
theatre now presented. yts.. ALL. t#.+
On the gallery stair, at one Of the t.rd;or
places, was a scene of the most horrifvSDr A.
s~capslon-men, women, and children huddlod
together, trOdden under foot, dead and DIVING.
l ne poor creatures were carried to houses sJ.
JOINING and every exertion used to res,ore ami;
n'a''or' but, unfortunately withou. success. ex.
C'p' IN lie" instances. sixty-one were dead
ana three cent to the Royal .InRrmary. two
aled uPonthe way, ana one shortly alter, r..
leVen persons, slightly bruised, were removed
10 'aelF homes, and others are still in the mfr
nary In a dangerous state. The 81 dead bod
les ~ere' in the course OF the evening. removed
= me Clyde street hospital, and were kept Din
morning fer identification.
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E"s'gratiOn from he British RfoOinees.-Tbs
Bermuda Herald states that emigration to =
considerable extsnti is at present going on from
the British Provinces to the United States
even among the agricultural portion Of me
community. The Herald very disioterestedlv
ana periodically sndeavors to persuade her
Malesty's good people not 10 do 40. assuring
them that there are already in tho Unite5
more mouths to fesdthan can be sa,is-
wevisv every new sOmsr with issI.
ouSys etc. m 4. aaT -
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Il having been intimated to US BY a friend,
that . few lines from Us would probably saws
the slavery meeting, 70 DO held next Monday,
ron she dreaded infection Of several speeches,
on 2 subject that, really the meeting has Moth
ING g Do with, W have concluded to saw
that BY The words, "a solfconstitutsd pstty IL.
"" used BY us in referring to the previous
meeting, We msans the two or three individ.
uaI', who, for some purpose Of their own intro.
duesd our liant or that Of our paper to The meet
ing, BY q motion which did no. appear in The
Published proceedings; aud that We did no,
mean 'hs gentlemen composing that meeting,
as every one present we'll knows. We
.'ass 'hs nesting viii find something Of more
Importance to'oOcupy their time, than The biek.
sTingS Of individuals.
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MINISTER HANNEeAN-The nomination a
this gentlemau as Minister to BerIir. was semi
10 the Senate on Monday morning. the 9Th Of
March, some hours after Mr.. Polk's term Of al.
fee had expired. Ho was confirmed. bowsv.
er' notwithstanding his nomination was made
% violation Of all courtesy or even d~ecencv,
Hannegan is a violent democra. and took a Va.
y active part against Gen. TAYLOR. and Il migb,
therefore, have been known that the old man
would recall him, as we have no doub, he will
do' Butall this made no difference with Pres.
dent Polk, nor did he care for the fac, H.,
snere was no vacancy in the office to which
I1annegan was appointed, 80 that the la,,et
rewarded for party services with some
eighteen thousand dollars Of the peopISs mon.
ey' These circumstances, it seems 10 ~.
stamp the appointment with no small disor.c
and we think every reader will agree with -.
mat the Senate showed very little resDec, g.,
'tselt IN confirming suca a nomination. ~
WAig,
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A FAMILY OF DEsPERADoEs A man named
Walter Maythe was killed recently in Cincin
natI' in a drunken frOlic. The incident gives
occasion to the Cincinnati Commercial to
recaPituIa;e the various iates Of The family,
who seem to have been desperadoes. First
Smith Maythe: after performing various ex-
plolts In his vocation as a robber, after having
broken several penitentiaries, meets with death
upon the scaffoId BY the summary hands OF an
'ncensed mob in Kentucky. Sc OF Maythe.
with a band of counterfeiters on
an Island in the Mississippi, was shot down
and killed by officers, in vicinity Of Manches
Ier' Another OF the brothers was killed in
Louis, and another is now in the Ohio
Penitentiary. To close the Infamous career
this family OF Detperadoes, Walter Nav.
me- who had served in Penitentiaries and
avs tor his Chimes, was Killed in a brawl a
'ew days since. So ends the race.
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W aAL.ah

R.LsAE
i, ereH' Aa.a.s.llt &c
a A., Ption Of 4.
Brsaa eh9oniSea ~ Paalo,
,ng, sPitdnq of JSISs5a 6s.
E ps of The Puln oleod, ID
.iBsS ~ i, SoI RECElpBRy gpS
Of . Sp .iI be Possible, rb. ,asl
~ medicipss, leasa
Sue such IL the uubree,d.,,.
scripH ialpee,s lageais ..''ai
p Which ! d., u Chemical ss ~ "a
hand for the viS wise, - !. nature
a snom 9o'hingof lh suspose'-g
s ave isndesyoripr t. F.s .'d'
Os..n al article .ipiI.P ''9n5
PeaTance,@ byr pressn, iRs,a
superior to this BaEsnlngA hen
,,Au these decsn'i"A
.Wis'ar's BaIsam L assns
the great Remedy s ,a9sa Il !
IGIas' y Hke this ID S,n !. VI
tio Ss.'s eve nef ne epaoip,l,
be like il. "hd ChsEv
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We would mention 70 the many friends
q the late N. N. Prews.t, and Of his widow,
that she Yszoo City Wing will hereafter he
published by Mrs. Prswett, who will attend 81.
60 70 the Editorial Department, assisted in ths
political branch BY . good Wing. Those who
feel disposed can Do an act Of kindness, no.
charity, for the paper is worth its price, BY
subscribing for the Wing.
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TIE CHoIERA.-We are sorry to have 10
cnron'cle i1e re,appeaIance Of this disease a.
mong Us. Four deaths have, recently occur.
ed which have been pronounced as cholera
a negro belonging A. w. Johnson-Mr. Mel
son RAYMOND, a German woman, and M,
John II R e,rson. The weatheris not favor.
aba either 70 its speedy disap e%larance, being
wet and d'sagreeable, We shalt endeayor
TO record its progress il it continues
is raYages.-NashrAs Banner, .Maretle.
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BOARD o. CoHEissEoxERs.-Presidon T,v,o.
mas nominated Hon. George Evans. Of Mo- 49,
.0,msfly '. ?: Senator and chairman . fine r..
nance Committee 10 that body, Hon. c.l.S
7. so','n' Of Indians, late ! prominon, msmha,
lower house O~fcougress, and M J.
., North Carolina, commissioner, - .a.,'
V"'s are OK.
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THE Rigss-The Mississippi river e again
falling, sad rope that those who 1--we UPON
lts baaks have experienced the worst fot ne
aeaaqns recent trip down die yer bas snd
PIED Y e @rm some idea Ofthe ihiuF} ie6
has been sustained along the "cOast.n 1t pre-
SCENTS quite a scene Of desolation. The ~suilen
waters ot'the majestic stream move anafilv 4.
long where at this season Of the year the new
crop usually begins to put forth. Manyshabi-
ta'lonsar deserted, and the prospect Of vasl
numbers Of crops both Of sugar and cotton are
destroyed. - KssoO Dem.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
NadisOa County

BY the .PsOsate Court cf sala
IL March Term, 1912 III.
'ktTB ohn B. flo cot, Esq' NV. VI \
D rebate, in and for lbs ooli4
MAJ M and State Of Missl,'gp !, ,,aI
~ he is hereby given w Nv. Y VI
catE fo me- BY JohaA s9tpsI1Is
liam H Fand,s Aig ~
and EIiz6Uss.b. his wife, q seq n, MI \
who claim an Undivided PaFl 4 X N.
sonal estate Of John pssl 4. XII
said county deceased nOg z "
Daniel Sutherland, EsecolqaE = s,si
dian-I have nominated wv
.Hupb Sanders, and Jobp y
commissioners % divide lSs M
sonaI estate into equal s6Afs' e
The parties entitled u disifiIulls " u
OF, and unless proper objections M
ted 10 me- a, The term II sals
Nav n - ne N. al the Court H9H's H,
he hes said ID 8 & Sanders, Hugh saR 81
viii then be appointed ",
SINNERS to make partition q e.
al estate as aforesaid IA. tA
Given under my hand shl' y
If March l849. ag,rcam
9l John B OWs
JudgesOf
March Is. lsAa.,
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Qua neig hbOr, Mr.. Custiss, Of Arlington
VINO paid his respects to President Taylor the
other day, could say what but few men in tbis
great country, at this day can, that he has "a.
ken BY the hand twelve Presidents of the u.
states commencing with General Washington.
~-sAaSdUdriG Gdsete. a,s g
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IaF Soy OF LOUIS XVI. IN WIscoSsIx.-Rev.
W. tor'er Of Green Bay,in writing to the Rev.
m''HeS'' makes the remark "We have all
Oeen surprised at develOpements which 90 10
prove that Rev. Mr.. Williams Of this %yiclnity.
Is the son OfLOuis XVI, Of France.n
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4 meeting g connidsr.ths subject Of Slave
Y vel held n Benton On the 18Th inst. a
which firm, hut temperate resolutions, drafted
y Judge Wilkinson, were adopted. Resolu-
tons Of very Psppsry character, offered b.
Judge Bsssails we're very properly rejected. j.
=. p White vas ehairnan, and 4. ] Thoma as
sscEeiaEy.
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HoTHcEr-The Anniversary meeting Of the
Madison County Bible Society, will be held at
he Msthodist Church in this p~IacoOn Saturday
evening nsxt, 1T early candle light. An ad-
dEsss will DO delivered and o collection take
Up. s DJ
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= PIEEAsAsT THoUsHr,-'"oh! mother, a bee
na' sung ne" said a beautiful little girl, as
she same running N from the garden.
Never mind, child" replied The mother,
" i mistoOk thee for a flower"
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~ sass'ien u New HampshiFs Has resulted
Z ~ saasslsn # ! IoeOfoeO Governor, two
ems fanatic. ~ ""'s' sno
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lsI'sr = The Vicksburs Sentinel says .ha,
MaloF A. z, Bennett has been made 3 Paymas.
ssf y the regular Army with the Brayst Of
u. Col.
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ACES OF PURLIo MEN. --Mr. Clay is now n
Messrs' Calhoun, Van Buren, und Webster
were born in the same year. 1882, and are now
General cass is sc. General Taylor i
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sen. Shields has been declared Ineligible to
sAs olScs 81 .. 8 Senator. This decision wss
madssy the ssnase March 18th. The cause
Sss thar hs had not been 1 cisizsn nine vaa,..
= ~ Constitution requires.
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MARRIEpD-In Washington City, B. c., on
the 18Th, BY the Rev. l. M. Reese, Mr.. Taos.
pAtNER, Publisher Of the sSOuthron,o to Miss
JULIA Dick, daughter o. the late Capt. John
Hunter Tserrett, Of Fairfax county, Virginia.
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yadEs Clayton Of Gsorgis has been nomina.
go Z second Auditor IF tie Treasury. Allen
= aallas Register. ind G.. B Fsnrose 81 Penn
- Aaisasns.
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NOTCE The subscription liSt for building
the CAUTION Male Academy il in my hands Tor
collection. Subscribers will save cost BY call
ng soon. J, l.. MtTcHELr.
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Ths funeral sermon Of WIZ. n. s~LAUsarER,
will be Prsachcd BY the Rev, Ut RUSSELL. al
the Presbyterian Chnrch in this place on the
% Sunday in April, l849. '
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-03-30

HEERg Clay passed vicksburp. on ii, w.v
homs, last Saturday, and Presiden. Polk reach
Cd yieEsburg he same night.
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Kkye are authorized to announce N. "
Staples as q candidate for reelection TO
the office Of Town Constable. Election on the
10th,i nst.