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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16
WMTW. TAYLOR, GROCER AND COMMiS
wv SION MERCHANT, No. Is Main Street, offers

KNT MI. TAYLOR, GROCER AND COMM Is
wv sion MERCHANT, No. Is Main Street. offers
for sale
700 bbs rectifed Whiskey
100 do old Rye do various brands
so do Gin do do
IS do Virginia and Northern Apple Brandy
40 do Imitation French Brandy various brands
30 half pipes imitation do
do pure Cognac Brandy
2 pipes Holland Gin
30 bbls Peppermint Cordial
Is do Sweet Malaga Wine
IS do do Madeira Wine
20 do N f Rum
Is do Port Wine
40 hflds Porto Rico and Sugars
10 do do do Moasses.
100 do Gross Herrings
100 do No 3 Mackerel
20 do dog do
IT'S kegs No Lard
20 bbls do do
70 boxes Goshen Cheese
100 kegs Nails
IS packages pulverzed and crushed Sugar
100 boxes Candles
100 do Soap, various brands
us bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
80 M Cigars, various brands
300 Groce Matches
100 dozen Buckets
$50 do BroomS
so boxes Tobacco, various brands
so Groce Masons Backing
40 boxes Colgate's Pearl Starch
200 bags Shot, assorted sizes
80 kegs Duponts Powder
200 sacks Salt
l5O 900 lbs Bacon
so bbls pure Cider Vinegar
500 reams Wrapping Paper
SO do Foolscap and Letter Paper
SO bbs Newark Cider; together with Teas, Pepper
Pimento, Ginger Indigo, Wrapping Twne Cotton arms
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Numegs Salt Petre, Cope
ras, Shoe Tnre-l, Chocolate, Smoking Tobacco; Fig
Blue Chalk Pipes, Window Glass, Lamp Oil, Rice, ta
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

(NLOTHS, CASSInIEEES, 1So.-Gentlemen in
~ want of Clothes will find good stock of Cloths
Cassmeres etc. my store, for sale by the yard and
good assortment of white Linen Drills
jy 20 T. G.. CHENERY opposite Depot
HECkER'S FARINA-A very agreeable, light,
u nurtve article of food easily digested and admi-
raby adapted for nvals and children with directions how
to prepare it, for sale by A. BODEkER.
au IA No. II Market Bridge, Main st.
NARS. p. TOW NSEND'S SAIeSAPARILIA.
AD &c dozen Dr. S. ?. Townsends Sarsaparla, the
only genuine Townsend's Sarsaparla This extract is
put up in quart bottles and is the pleasant and eca
cious Extract OF Sarsaparilla For sale, whole
sale and retail, by the Agent,
ROBERT r. DUVAL Druggist,
1856 Main ST., under the American Hotel,
au IL Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16
NMECKER,S PREIARED EARTNA---7Tb;c

IL preparation has been found superior to arrow root
tapoca, barley, etc. for nvaids and children As an ar
ice OF common diet for children, particularly those of
weak bowels feeble and delicate constitution it will be
found to give health and strength with more certainty
than any other substance. For sale by
r. r. DUVAL, Druggist
IN A 1oto
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

HRRUSHE S.--Shoe Brushes; Scrubbing do, with
Sweeping do. Also Brushes of every description for fac
tory and mills, manufactured by
l.. GINTER, Brsuh Manufacturer,
je IL 10 Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16
G4aII.nREN rE,55rIIINa!- -paz;. soa.h;


" rup has preserved thousands of children when thought
past recovery from commissions; the syrup is
rubbed on the gums the child will recover and child will
refuse let its gums be rubbed with it. If child wakes
the night with pains the gums, the syrup Immediately
gives ease by opening the pores and healing the gums
For sale by
au DOVE e. ISAACS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

nDILLING,SREMED for darrheea, summer COM
ID plant, disentery, cholera mobus, cholera inantl
warranted to effect cure-has been used a number OF
years with entire success and liberty to refer to
number Of individuals in this city, who have found i'm
mediate relief from its use With full directions for use
for sale by DOVE & ISAACS.
Also, Blackberry Syrup for children. my "a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16
ru,o HousEKEEpERs.-I have Just received a

TVNO HOUSEKEEPERS'-i haye lust lece Tea. d
large and elegant assortment OF Mahogany House
FIR NIlURF, among which can be found every article
and Of every description IN the housekeeping line VIZ
mahogany Wardrobes; marbe-top ladies' dressing Gjol
nets mahogany do do do marble-top centre Iaples
marbIe-top side do marble-top Washsands; mahogaly
do do marbletop Workstands mahogany 40 40 ma
hogany hair-eoth spring seat Sofas; mahogany sPls
mahogany haircloh rocking do plush seat 90 do CURED
maple e-seat Chairs; walnut do do mahogany nurse
and sewing do; cane-seat do do manogay O''oiion7
lounges French Bedsteads, and low post do; ~,
AISo-Superor ivory handle Knives and Forks, 81
pieces porcelain handle do do Isl pieces buck handle
Forks touether with many other useful articles too ntt-
merous to detail =. IN
The above articles Of superior workmanship and vii
he sold TO purchasers that cannot fail to please
Oe D ~ ALEX. MOTT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

oru rrNE Nprxv vopx pACxryrs H.
tolowna vessels connosina this line are al Of the
t I NTH noor sat SUI .,o ae 20, 81 ie
Schooner POCAHONTAS. Cant. J. Fl. Smack.
''iI Do WESTOVER 10 n u Dodne a'''
10 .MARTET'TA BIiRR do Rnrr Khan,
IL VIRGINIA - do w T GoppId
~ MANCHESTE,R 80 do 7 r. Tuttlo
Do GPEENXV V .... do q w Couch
Do PATRICK HENRYdo S Chester
The above vessels are all of the first class hn;lt ex
nresslU for tho traJ between tbis mort and New, Vr
and ar, asJol ~, mo-, Of Ionr ovner;onoo ,D'
,,;ll rao Ue .; ~ tL; no,ras ~ f.C, ft
SINNERS esby; ID ,r tbat this Inc Of rai
; % H., ,oniPpels aio hioii'aoG i VESTS
, al i, u1 t iltes u i I p or0iy "eeA
For freight Or passage aPpy to masters On beard or to
la w Wiz. " LIZ : ~ ooi-So - !.
1JNT ~ scxlT pa ~ h1D
RIcHWOND AND NEW OR MANS i TIM y f1 rn,s
9 vessels comnosne his line ar 1I " th G %
Parl CY ANE. Cant Corv Wiil;ston
Barls RACHFT Or. Cant Hiram IInrton
RarIl PHGNiX $500 Cappt Natban;al Ron,,b
The above vessels are all of the first class were bult
expressly for the trade between this city and New Or
leans and commanded by men of long experience who
or nossaoo ayrlr 70 S'a, 70 m h"orJ ~ Va S'
- F79' 'ff'' " nAWID rITpp
HASKINS & LIBBY,
de 9 CIiAS II. WORKMAN & CO
MWERCHAN'TS LIME or NEXy ynpU
lVH PACKETS tn cla.r ~, Sot,l,, - L 800
l ue u '' 'o"i"s e" Vessels oui' expressly of
Nv scbr FAIR 1so G col;oo. NJ.
w ~ ' Do MEWEN;r0 W vi 11H T vast
10 10 DO DO WM n MAI a, fsoh p, aerly' 90
~ ~ DO SIIAS r HnNn W w. Ank keE 20
Do do + s WifIITS, . Isaac 41 q Sm9nib 90 ~,
DO do IL IL TALMAN; Young, do
me above schooels are OF the largest class and tar
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

FHSIOMASfON LiME.-4OO casks fresh and in
Jul fine order, landing on the Dock, for sale by
seq WEBB, BACON&C o.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON

Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, CT;
Howard Insurance Company, of New York;
Franklin Fire Insurance Company, Of Philadelphia
Insure against losses by Fire on Buildings, Furniture
Merchandise, &C., throughout the State, favorable
terms All losses adjusted with prompttude.
w. Office No i'll west Main street. an 2O-tf
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

FLATS AND CAPS.-Just received an extra new
Hn stock of Hats and Caps of the latest tall patterns
embracing every variety-ior sale low.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
oc 26 diff III Maln stIeet
STODART X DUNHAM, Piano Forte Makers
avenue New York.-NASH q WOODHOUSE,'agents
for the above great Piano Forte establishment are con-
stany receiving additions to their stock They have now
on hand number in six 81 and seven octaves; among
the latter is truly magnificent instrument pronounced
nv Judges to be the elegant Piano Forte both as
CARDS tone and finish, exhibited in Richmond In
deed il is an extraordinary instrumental fine specimen
American skill and taste in this department of industry
The less costly and palmer descriptions OF Piano Fortes
made by Stodart & Durham, are warranted in all re-
spects They have never failed give entire satisfaction
to purchasers,
They respectfully invite call from all those wishing to
Pianos de Z
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

n EATHER PRESERVATIVE.-P atridges
IA original Leather Preservave, Oil Backing, pa
composition for cleansing, preserving and renewing
the color of leather This composition is not only the
BEST but the cheapest article known for cleaning carriage
tops, harness, factory bands engine hose bellows leather
trunks, boots and shoes, and to all leather exposedt Mhe
action Of heat cold wet. For sale by
THOS. A. RUST,
ap Is Sign Golden Paddock.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

a.,
j. epd
Oranges and Lemons, per box
Raisins, per whole, half and or. boxes
Nuts of all kinds
Almonds per bale or Dbl.
Figs and Prunes; Candies, fancy and plain,
Manufactured by myself and warranted good any
in the United States.
Also, Cordials Wines, Preserves, Cigars OF all kinds
French and German Fancy Goods of every description
Kid and Wax Dolls, Dolls Heads, Toys, &c.
The above articles can be had, wholesale and retail
N B.-Pyramds and Cakes made to order Parties
furnished shortest notice. and orders from the country
punctualy attended to- Soda Water Ice Cream, Lemon
ade and Fresh Cakes always hand, to cool the heated
and tatoned A 2
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16
-r~.- RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIA-
EEssEEssslT TION.-LIEE, INSURANCE. RESUM-

ED-This Association now prepared to is,
---sue Policies of Insurance the lives OF all
persons enjoying good general health and sound consti
tutions for the whole duration OF life, for limited PERIOD
and upon as reasonable terms any similar company
AS this is the only institution OF the kind in this State,
claims fairly the patronage OF citizens especially
when it remembered that it is at home and its profits
literally encouraged by the public are carried of the
State The advantages of Life assurances are now too
universally acknowledged to require minute detail OF
all persons who derive their incomes support from pub
lie private situations, mechanical professional or mer-
camille pursuits should avail themselves OF its advantages
in order liberal support to those who are de-
pendant on their exertons The rates OF insurance are
as favorable those of any similar institution in the Uni
ted States and general information relating to Life lns
RANGES together with the rates of premiums, will be
cheertully given those who call at the Office No 223
corner Main and 9th sts
Slaves will be insured as usual on reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSHER, Prest
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

81 East Main street, Market Square, Richmond Va
Constantly on hand well selected assortment OF Groce
res suited to the trade Being determined sell low for
cash. or to punctua customers their friends and the pub
lie generally are invited to call and examine for them
selves II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

SARATOGA WATER.-A fresh supply of Con-
- gress Spring or Saratoga Water, in quart and pint
bottles just received per schr Marietta Burr direct from
the springs, by ROBERT r. DUVAI.
Sc u Druggist, under American Hotel Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

HHXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO-2O
~ boxes Augustus A. jerks superior Chewing Tobac-
whichs pronounced by lovers of the weed be
exceed in elegance OF taste and beautiful workmanship;
also lot of half pounds of the brand, in eighth
boxes; for sale, wholesale and retail, by
HIRAM W. TYLER,
jy27 No Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

"A C0MmISSI0N Pitf ffAJN NJ a Man
street-A n gives his personal attention to all sales Ell
Their in the city country of real and personal Estate,
such Houses and Lots, Lands and Tenemens Slaves,
Hardware, Watches and Jewelry, Household Furniture,
Books, Prints and Paintings China, Glass &C..
ments intended for my auction sales.
ezg Regular Sale Days. Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

wv EISIGER'S RESTORER OF HEALTH,
w for the of Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising
from disorder OF the stomach and bowels such as HEAD
ache, Heartburn, Flatulency Constipation, &c
The above is invaluable medicine for the approach
ing season. and fails Dyspepsia and its at
tendant complaints the truth Of which many persons
of city and neighborhood can testify from their
own experience.
Constantly hand and for sale by the only agent for
Richmond, ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist,
my4 I47 Main street.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10
1900 rom tlle Plnins.

The 81. Louis Repnbsic lean has received ~
special express, later information ON the
.'south Pas " and For. Laramie, which gives
some unpleasant new concerning the overland
California emigrants. Death seems to have
followed the ~emigra.ioua although IN . mhlen-
ted degree, in comparison to the number OF the
caravans, and on the west side o. Fort LireinIe
the Republicans corresppndeHtsays, .ha. dead
cattle and fragments Of wsgons are scattered
fol miles. He remarksi
~ have counted abhut one thousand wagons
that have been burnt or otherwise disposed OF
on the road. Destruction seems TO have been
the prevailing emotion Of everybody who had
10 leave anything on the TRIP. Wagons have
been wantonly sacrificed without occasion bS
hundreds, being fred for the apparent purpos
# preventing them from being servlcsable I"
any body else, while hundl eds have Oeen used
by piecemeaIs for fuel at nearly every camping
ground. s4H4
From Deer Creek TO the summit, the great
est amount Of property has been thrown away.
Along the banks ofthe North Platte TO where
the sweet water road turns u. the amount Of
valuable property thrown away is Astonishing
Iron, trunks, clothing, etc., lying strewed a.
bont 10 shs value If a. least fifty thousand dol
lars in about twenty miles. | have counted a.
boutRve hundred head u oxen along the road
and only three mules.
The reason Of 70 many wagons having beer
!, disposed Of was the apparent necessity 81
!, packing, in order to insure q quick and GER
tain transit to the mines, and people did moi
care forthe loss Of any Pefsonal goods, so they
rOa ched there,
Indian murders and slampedss are matters OF
daily occurrence, but the worst thing concern
ing the prospects Of the "gOld hunters'' is told
Ii the following extract:
GNews from the Salt Lake has jusi reached
here and the accounts from tho emlgEania ar
anything but catering. You may r~sc"llec
that early ia the season | predicted great sui
faring amongst them. It is now about to b
fulfilled. Between fifteen and twenty thous
and emigrants, according to these accounts
will be Obliged to Pass the ensuing winter q
mongst our Mormon neighbOr. Such a mum
! Der Of additional mouths, you will readily &c
: must play the deuce with the limited supple
Of the MOmans. This detention was cause
by the careless OF wantOn conduct Of the lead
ing portion OF the emigration, in burning III
country beyond the Salt Lake, All the graf
is consumed tOr nearly Two hundred mile
4 which, Of course, renders the passage Of an
4 mails impossible"
le From these facts it will be seen that the oil
igrants have fearful difficulties to encountt
b The burning Of the grass beyond Salt Lal
u whether the result OF rareleAsnsss or inten,i'
was = mons,Fous outrage upon those who We
behind. The addition, too, Of $4,000 1900
4 mouths 70 the consumption Of the Mormon
n surplus food, will make Il rather scarce
" fore spring.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10

The Russian war sleNmeF KdmSehatka,
was built in New York, some
years since for the Emperor N,chUla~,
has been to Maieira, whittier she con-
veyed the Duke of Reichstadl. She put
into Southampton both golng and return.
ing. and the Times says that upwards Of
10000 in russian money were spent
N that place BY her officers and crew.
The Times adds:
"The Russian officers politely allowed
the inhabitants Of Southampton 10 visit
and inspect their ship. Ii CT r,ainly il a
very fine one, but cleanliness - not con.
sidered on board one Of the cardinal viz
tues as il Is on board an English man.ol.
war. What aslonished a vlsiter most
was their mode Of feeding the common
sailors, A large wooden trough wss
filed with a sort Of Porridge made o.
ground beans and some fatty matter
Two men stirred II with rakea SO as Il
make the admixture perfect. This wal
served TO the seaunen Ii. basins, aad ,he
men. squaIting on their launches, ate /
BY means OF wooden spoons with eviden
gusto"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10

A RELIC OF THE " oRtD BEFORE THE
FLoop. Philadelphia Ledger, of
the 18Th inst, says:
A correspo' dent informs US that being
at Parkeryille, N. :, the other day, he
saw a man Who informed him that some.
time ago he was digging mar in that
vicin " when he C me TO the hull Of Il
vessel, twelve feet below the surface Of
the ground, the limbers Of which were
fastened together with trenals--wooden
p%ins--no spikes or metal Of any. kind
about il! This ship must have been
older than Noah's ark, and built by men
who had no knowledge Of the use Of
iron or copper; therefore, as the use Of
metals were known at the time Of Noah,
we presume this vessel was built ante
rior TO ii deIuge, One thing is,certain.
Lii must have been constructed before
that part Of the Continent was covered
BY the debris from the mountains, which
elevated tho surface above The level Of
The ocean, and now forms the habitable
portion Of West Jersey.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10
The Prussian AFFAIR.

Il turns out, as we in,imatsd yesterday that,
the teIographic versions Of the intelligence by
the Eavopa Of tho French disclaimer Of N
Poussin, are premature and probably inbound
%. The Washington con espondent Of the
Baltimore Sun writes on the 29th.
Eater all il would seem that the French
Government have no idea Of abandoning their
reclamation IN the Port and Eagsnie cases.
They diaayow soma unsuitable language Of
nj. Poussin, and have taken care % put on al
plomsahs record he marked expression efits epin-
ion, Eas oay Gocerapsent loss specially "a Gult
wilh him.. The letter Of M. Do Tocquevilles
lett, b recoIlecsed, has not been dlsavowed
non recalled. The controversy, when i shall
% revived, will commence whore Il was bro-
ken 81, a points, where much moderation
and forbsaancs win Do required on both
sidea E
aMF. Bois e Ccmpse, Tie successor % NJ
PonSsrn, the N. ". Evening Post says.
1Mr. Bsis 10 Compile, who 10 IL come OUT
10 Ehia country as Minister in place Of NJ
Roussln. and Who u appeats, was appointed
before the French Cabinet eOuldhavs heard Of
sSs eOurss pursued by our Government towards
M. FsuSsin, hss ones before received the ap.
poinsmensc Of Envcy to this country. lie wal
commissioned n 1888. bat did not comes OUT, ii
consequence Of the ti;aissry which appointed
him having Immediately afterwards fs'lre'
tom Office. ltis worthy Of remark, however
chat ihls we The ministry which stFsHuousl,
opposed The payment Of any part q the indsm'
nltv stIpultsed lathe vssasy Of 1881, and VA
willing 10 quarrel with the United States rath
y than consent 10 this dsmsnd upon the Ffeaol
THapuEy.p
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10

ILLrsos u {. SENAToR.-The election q
United States Senator Tor Illinois took place on
liz eth ut., and resulted in the choice Ct
General James Shields, for six years from the
4.h 81 March last. The majority Tor Shields
over BrssOs apd Mcclsnand was very large,
and Is attributed 10 the fac. that he recently
canvasssd Northern illinois % an ultra Free
EoiIor, and obtained the votes Of the Northern
Fsee Soil members Of the Legislature.
Tieksburg Mig,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10

The Savannah Republican Publishes an ex.
tract 81 . letter from PurSer Price, Of the ma.
", post marked San Francisco, sePtem5er,ls',
which contalnSssthe following gratifying intel
lIguncs il regard to the health Of MI. Kings
"a lie press Of this place, tsan Franciseo)
have noticed Mt. Kings illness as dangerous,
/ will add that hiS medical attendants consider
him out Of danger, and can give his friends the
Strongest assuraaces Of his recovery There
ii no OscasiOn Of apprehension or alarm"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10
Prom NE 50 LoEs Republican, OFT 60
,HoRRID MURDER-FIVE MEN SHOT.


uno o. Me most Oi""uj a"u mys'e't'us
transactions wnlcn nae W'nsP''eO u our e'ty
'F . NemVe' u years past "eculF'u AZ oar
NUNS City Hotel, wv the hours OF eleven
and twelve O'Clock last night. Inc clrcum-
stances under which il took Place-the dread
ful and fatal result 70 one o. our most respect
able and worthy cit zfns-the doubt III which
the whole Is n'olyed-preVenfs us from giving
more than a mere statement OF the facts as we
derived u m amid the eonlusl"n which ensued'
Two men, giving their names as GonsaI's
de Montrzquieu and HIgnard de M"ntezquIeu'
arrived at the CITY h't'l yesterday morning
armed with sundry pieces OF shouting IRONS
and represented tha' th'y were rom chicago
but recently on a general hunting tour a
room as assigned 'he''' ana nothing singular
% 'helr conduct noticed ~ any during the
Gay. lney Oo'0 nave 'he appearance 81 hafo-
snoP' co"sl"nma'e v".a'nS' anu OsyOhu wna'
: '"s'a'nPsu upon '"e.' features ~ 'n'S part'c
u'an, SO'i'"s u"uS1a. = ma"l'sS. "oou' me" :
me cause o. 'neit sn"ollng % . mystery
y appears 'na' W AlDefl Jones' ! \ par
aN"' Osp.' y" - "uOOeh a"e u w. ne"'
aeEson' l"ugets y 'ne same room' were prePar-.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10

The great MaSs Democratic Meeting that
wac 10 30 held in Carthage o. yesterday was
4 arandiaiIuro. After all their drumming up
dol more than two hundred sOveTeignS could
Be induced 10 listen 10 the ef~FusiOnsof Pickett,
Ouitman, MELVILLE, Matthews aud CO. There
was no barbecue on the occasion. The CiIi-
zans ofLsako having had no hand in getting
up the meeting, determined to take no hand IN
providing tho creature comforts. The speak
sFs were disappointed and detected, but man
aged 70 play their Parts, very much inthc way
chat 4 school boy does in his fret attempt Al
public speaking and we're right glad when il
was over, q vas evidenced BY their immsdi-
atsly taking themselves Of from that plsoei
and we have heard it limited tina. in such e
hurry was old Joe Mathews 10 leave, he actu-
ely forgot to cary with him hit redoubtab'e
asoPpssss brooches" leaving them 70 the ten
der care Of the msrciless whigs, who ihOrsup-
on raised an immense Polk stalk on the field
Of battle, and placed upon lie uppsrm ct branch
as = trophy Of their victory, the aforesaid IN
msndOnables .-RoauatO Chronicle.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10

MIA W. Babbi,t, who has been elected TO
represent the Mormon State Of Dessert in Con.
Rress has arrived at 81, Louis, He states that
The graves with which, according TO letters
heretofore published, il has bten represented
:he whole route Of the California emigrants
was s,rswed, are, in most cases, only the graves
Of suyplus provisions, which, according to the
usual custom of the mouniainsers, have been
buried:
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10
En-. CaEoLE-

d. Sirs In your last number you ask an
explanation Of the phrase Southern states'
Ri hts Assoeiation,p the rsme adopted By an
.ssaeialion formed the Monday p%revions. 40
chairman Of the meeting referred 10, a q Pfss-
idsnt Of the association, ii is perhaps proper
,hatI should state what was understood and
srpvsssad on the OCCASION Of forming the $3.50
citation. Il was distinctly understood 10 mean
al association for the protection Of the rights
ii the Southern states, in reierence 10 slav'
prouer,y. I.L PUGH.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10

nee We have r%eturn6 from some other eoun-
ues bssldes our own, bur they will be iass 90
i6aIsstineio he majority VI our readoss nsSg
week o. this.