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Fresh Ground FIouB
ID ECEiyED EVERY WEEK. Also, fog sale
II Hans, Pork, DC, BY w, HOPKINS
BratlleboTo May 10, iet9. %
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According 10 previous notice. my shop will be
ready for customers on Tuesday, the 10Th Of this
month. Another commodious work-room has been
taken in Goodhue's now building, opposite ny
CuttIuv room. 10 increase facilities for manuiaciur-
irR Garments from what al first intended !.
Brsitlsboro, May 10, ie49. [3w5sl ~ w.
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ITAs this day returned, from New York, for
u Il nished with the
Latest A. most desirable styles,
in both the Millinery aud Drrss Making depart
ments. a.. visite aud Dress Patterns, &c.
Bratileboro, May =, iS49. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11

I PEDDLER's WAGON, in good running
u order, by TOWNSLEf * Suns. "a
May 10, is49. %
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coAT-MAKERs, THIS WAY!

VTTANTED, five experienced Girls 10 work on
w Coats, " commence the 10th Of May: Al
20, three Girls to learn the trade Those who sp'
ON before that time, either at my shop or house
viii receive the best encouragement by NE sub
scriber, f.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11

MORE those very lo,c priced "a Brown and
ltl White Table Diapers, warranted aa Liasn
Nav 10, is49. TOWNSLEY X SONS.
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lust received for sale by
j April IS T. II. TAYLOR
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NfHY1ELfANlNN

Can also find very many and useful articles,
% he intends giving particular attention TO this
branch Of trade, and will be constantly receiving
new additions Of Goods Of the above kind.
At the Ssors roce,aly occnpioi By de Post 06fos-
Braiilebnru May 2 lSi9 81
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Perfumery, Cosmetics, 90.

TINE LADIES are particularly invited 10 cal
Il At TAsLoAs EEw DRre SrosE. IN Halle Long
Building, before rrplenishing their Toilet and ex
anime bis assortment Of Perfumrd Waters, Oils
Extracts, Soaps, Creams, Spanish Hair Lussrss
Powders, Pungents, Pa.tes, Chalks, Balms, Tones
&c, &c. Also, BRUSHES, English ant
Amefic an Of all kinds
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
WANTED,

Any number Of good Braidcn to make No. and
Leaf into good Hats.
~ Also, most kinds OF Farmers Produce in
exchange for Goods. 4. i. PERRY.
Dover ApriI IS. 1912 81
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iced barley.


IN BUSHELS clear Seed Barley At
OU May 10. TOWNSLEf * SONS
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HIPPOFEREAN ARENA.

IN addition 10 their already mammoth troupe of
i Equesirians and Animals the Propreiors offer,
the present season, series of novel and magnificent
Entertainments, far surprising anything ever pre-
scented to the American Pubc. The leading new
features Of this extensive Company consist of a
mir of
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Premium Fire w orlKs !!
JAMES G. HOVEY,

OPPOSITE THE GOLD SOUTH" BOSTON.
ONLY Manufacturer Of Fire. Works in the New
~ England States, having received a GOLD
MEDAL at the late Fair Of the Massachusetts
Pyrotechnics exhibited on Boston Common also
having received Complimentary Certificate from
the City Government OF Boston, In relation 10 Ex-
hibtion Of 9th Of July last. and the City contract
for the present year, now offers with confidence
tho following articles, all Of which are warranted
IN be of sunerior oualtv
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
NOTICE..

To Christopher G. e. Todd, John II. Todd, Rob-
M NJ HsyyG e a I k,l' 6. Msa asyy'sf Hs Mll, X.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that Che
IN undersignai heirs and d~istTibatses Of tbs
estate of BENJAMIN L. Todd, deceased, win tspyi
ply at the next June term of the county court q,
Pike county. Missouri, fnr q sale u The slaves
belonging 70 said estate, that distribution may BE-
made according to the. rights Of those entitled
as said slaves can moth divided in kind.
Signed March i4th, l849. ,s-
So i 4ete BENJAMIN F. TODD
....f. -.sr5 GEORGE w. ToDD,fz5Ig
A, FRANCIS C. TODD. zua,.
march 26th, 1919. (4s-sw.l i
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
For SALE.

4 VERYNEAT Cottage residence in
N the tovn of Bowling Green, which ii
the county seatof Pike, one of the best and
most popuiods counties In the State. The
house lis entirely sewJi and contains four
rooms on thslswer door, and j. built in im-
cottage style. It. woald make ?
very neat aud comfortable residence for any
person Of a smallfsmily. There are in con
nection with it, coed oat buildings, all new;
end on the premises q first rate Ssli of wa.a
ter, and also four good lois Of ground, all
OF which wifl be sold together if desired.
For particrlars apply to the undersigned
on the premises. 'th SAM'L. KEN
!. Aurii Cd, l8zs.a sesTIgzd ciicAf58-2m}
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
NOTICE.

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Robert J. Watson and William
English, in the saw mill at Louisiana, PiksCo
Mo-, under the a and style of WATSON &
ENGLISH, is this day dissolved by mutal con.
sent, The books, papers and accounts relating
to said firm are for the present in the hands Of
VIM. English all persons in anywise indebted
to said firm, or having claims against said firm
will call and settle with the latter, as he /.
suthoYizedtp.ssttl un the business Of said
8. WATSON
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
tNo.2.]
FIN Ordinance in relation TO Officers.


fin Ordinance in relation 10 Officers.
lDEIT ORDAINED bya,he City Council Of
Id the City of Louisiana, as follows:f
5 /. All officers elected or appointed by the
Mayor or City Council, shall be furnished by
THE Clerk of the City Council with a commits
sion, OF certiicate Of appointment within ten
days after the appointments oil. said officer, which
commission or certificate shall set forth the time
Iof election and the time for which the officer was
.fP":.t.ar end shall be sieped bx ths s.ry-::nd
lattested by the Clerk under the seal Of the city,.
So. Tire usual oathosozise shall be eBdors-
led on the commission or certificate by the. Clerk,
and shall be sworn to and subscribed before he
shall enter on the duties Of his Office, and if not
lsworn to and subscribed within twenty days af-
tier being notified Of his appointment, the Office
shall be declared vacant, and a new appointment
made. -D -. sz>-
81. Oaths Of office mentioned in the I'd sec
ton Of this ordinances, shall be recorded by the
clerk among the records of proceedings OF the
Council. -.H ri
4. The clerk shall prepare all oficialb bonds
for officers who are required by ordinance &c
lgive bond, and such bond shall be executed and
the proper security given. before any such officer
shall enter on the duties Of his Office.
81 5. TIE clerk shall keep a register Of al
~oihceTs IN the city, specifying The name Of ON
Ger, date Of appointment, title Of Office, exPira'
ton Of time, and names Of securities in bono
where security is required to be given, and shat
be entitled to a fee Of fifty cents for each of saiC
commissions or certificates, which shall be pait
by the party entitled Herewith, and which shall
be q full compensation for all his services in re-
lation thereto. - 80
s 6. The clerk stah record the, charter Of
the city of Louisiana, and revised ordinances
when they shall have been revised, and shall re-
eeive for his services thus rendered Eve cents
for each hundred words. saa oii,'."slF= @
Z. The Mayor shall receive for his seryi'
ces fifty dollars per snnum to be paid quarterly
and each member Of the city council shall re-
ceive twenty-five dollars per annuin for theil
services, to be paid in like manner.
8. This ordinance TO be in force from ant
after its passage. :
Passed April 10Th, l649.
w, K. KENNEDY, Mayor.
Attest: p. DRArrx, Clerk pro. ten. &C.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
Public Administrator Notice.

uUHkC tNtOGB NOk1Cc0
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to ell cred
IN itors and others interested in the estate Of
James Clinkscales, deceased, that the undersign.
ed as Public Administrator for the county Of Pike
did take possession of the estate of said deceas.
ed on the Sd day Of April, l849. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate, which have been properly authenti.
Gated and allowed, are requested to present the
same for payment. .,s a,c.
Tie original letters Of administration on said
estate, to John c. Bowles, were granted on the
9Th day of October, 1874, and the limitation by
law for allowing demands against estate having
expired, no demands not yet allowed can have
any benefit Of said estate. '''' Gel
~ ss.a .aa H. g. EDWARDS,
Public Admir-. for Pike county.
April 9th, lS49.-3w.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

THE undersigned, administrator Of the estate
l. of Alfred Merit, deceased, will, on Tues
day, the LIST day of May next, if fair, if not, the
next fair day, sell to the highest bidder at public
auction. all the personal property Of said decd,
consisting Of all kinds Of stock usually kept on
farms, farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture. Tie sale will be held at the residence
of the deceased and commenced ct 10 o'clock in
The morning. A credit Of II months, will be
given on all sums amounting TO FIVE dollars and
upwards; for all sums under that amount the
cash will be required. No property will be de-
.Iivered until the purchase money is secured by
bond and good security.
April 9Th, ls49. ,statf|
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
-Administrat Notice.

NOTICE is. hereby given, to al creditors ant
Others interested in the estate Of Alfred Merit
deceased, that the undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk Of the county court Of Pike county, LEI.
tiers Of administration on said estate, bearing date
the I'd day Of April, l849. 81 @ala ,s.i i
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same, proper.
ly authenticated, within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit of said estate, and if no. IRE.
|sented within three years they will be forever
barred. M. MERIT, admir-.
April 9th, lS49.-3w. . ttiW o. o. .la'
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
w. K. KENNEDY s Co,

h~tSD4
A RE now in reeeipt of q well selected stock
n Of WITCHES, EWELRY,, CUTIE
RY PERFUMERY, CONFECTTOBARLES
&c., to which they invite the attention Of the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of this City and vicinity.
Consisting, in part, Ofthe following articles, yiz;
Full jeweled Gold and Silver anchor Lever
Horizontal ana qusrtisr ditto, ..s''fa
4 Ladies' fine sstIandn ouFnisg Breast-PinssH
3 Bracelets and ClAspss miniature LocketsI Vi
Fine set, engraved facet, COMEDIAN end Plasa
Plain and set Ear Ri1ss, oil i ae BIB s:j
Hair Pins, Guards, Slides and silver Thinblsss
Shell & silver Esmhs, & gold Pencils, s,ti nj
Gents hne set Breast Pins,
Phineon 3 IN Stnds, bis ,tas'sT22s ,teh
Fine gold Pens q holders, TaasEgl t"t @5A
Heavy silver Pencils B. lead. stoa zai SIT
Rogers Razors 5 Congress Knives, ont
Wastenholm,s extn do."1 DO;
Watch chaihs and aold & silver ksys, - -.
Violin strings and MusicA Boksss asssl IT,
Specifies, assorted. and cases, j, bD+,4t
Razor istrops and Shaving compound,
Fancy Cologn, Rtse & bears OIL 70 % '0i'i
Ok marrow, Ponade 8 Bacasser GEsCzl sai
Plates, Novels 8 Ipdellible Ipk, fels, 3Ta
Candies, assorted and fine Cigars,
: Nuts, Rasins, Fffits, &c, :
II THERE'S aksr SODA FOBNR IN con.
nection with the e blishmsni tAat win bs4osni
in order during the warm season. { al,
'7 .''' Georgia Sired, Loxisisnc, No.
April 9Th, ls49Atf. gsd ~ 70 Sfoa'A'a'
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
. City Ordinances.
IL

- I'm Ordinance concerning Ordinances.
IT ORDAINED by the City Council o
I'D the City of Louisiana That ff6h and sftel
the passage Of this ordinance, a new series d
numbers for ordinances shall be observed, and Thu
ordinance shall be known as City Ordinances
No. I. and the former series Of numbers be dis
continued.
Passed April 18th, lS49. = .
WI KENNEDY, Mayor. !,
Atst: P. DRAPER, Cl'k pro. TEN. C. c.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
AUCTION SALE

'vTHE undersigned having dhetaenImainedt to close
his business in Louisiana win offer his
entire STOCK OF GOODS hAclsdine . great
variety of aemtlsa.es a ssaa iaal ssa e
Fancyand staple Articles, aaa
at public auction, on the 9Th and 9Th days Of
s May next Etoz
|, These Goods have all been p~urchased wkhin
the last year, and offer COED Inducements 70
purchasers. -,
| " Sale will be in the stors room in. Dfs-
-per's block, formerly occupied By William
Luce & Co. s1ca; s1tH zgojs hds 2.Is 40 sssi
Ez-Terms Of sale will be lmsds known on tbs
first day Of sale, which will be absolute.
R.P HOLE
L0pi.ish4, Mo, April go, ls4sE go
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
ST. LOUIS MARKBE
Call and Settle.

ALL PERSONS indebted by account to c.
jackson & Bro. are hereby notified thattheir
accounts are for the present in the hands Of He.
Block for settlement; and if not settled soon, will
be transferred to hands that will not wait to be
called upon. C. JACKSON &aBRO.+o
April 23d, l849.--tf. tsfrei .jf .tssso..
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

DIED-1nL ouisiana, on Thursday last JAMES
|H., son Of John Burnett, deceased, in the 10th
year Of his age.
Ii Louisiana, on The 29sh, GEonoER., son Of
Thomas and Perraelia Cash Of this place, aged
about FIVE years.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
Last Notice!
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of Garland Dill
lard, deceased, that the undersigned has obtained
from the Clerk Of the county court of Pike Co.,
letters of administration on said estate, bearing
date the ID day Of April, l849. 'H.fa1t
All persons having claims against said eststs
are hereby notified to present the same, proper
ly authenticated, within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may Be precluded from
having any benefit of said estate, and il not pre-.
scented within three years, they will be forever
barred. GEORGE H. DILLARD, :
April 9th, 1S49.-..3w Administrator.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
From the ST. Louis Republican.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
ARRTYAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
ST.. JoHNs, N. B., April &c

ST. JOINS, N. B., April 26.
The steamer Oanbria arrived at Halifax
about half pasttwo o'clock, yesterday sfter-
noon, bringing, London papers Of the 18th
inst., and Liverpool dates to the l4th inst:
In consequences Of the rseommenesment OF
hessilitiss betweenG Germany and Denmark,
whereby the supplies of grain from the Bal
tic have been altogether Suspended. The
Iiverp6bl market for 9bfead.stufs during
the week ending on the. t4th, inst, hss
svinesd marked symptoms of reaDimstion.
Thassme oHusnces.haye also contributed
to frmnssslo of Aha metropolitan mar
Z F.Ycfre
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
CONTINENTAL

Ca receiving intelligence of itis recon-
mencceemsat 81 hostilities, Danish feet, in
skampt;nnk, 10 captsrs the Prussisn fortress
Of EeEsalosdton ths 10Th inst.s was totally
defsatsd. .OneIine of battle ship and q
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

Cooper, the eminent trsgedian, died OF
the lot inst. at Bristol, Pa. ,5 sgss ls.1
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

CLIsroN, N. j., April l6. b.,
We are almost frozen up here in jersey
ice 8 inches thick last night, and flowers are all
dead! The peach trees were not in bloom but
near It. We fear the fruit will all be killed.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

or Interest TO E0hacca PLanteH- ii.
vTNHE undersigned wish TO- purchase . guam,
etty Of TOBACCO, f5r which they VIII
pay a fair price in cash. EAese wishiFg to ssff
price, ? II. E.BLOCK s co.
L6ui.iana. xsreA isA, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
n NEW ARRIVAL OF .4I
Spring & SUMNER CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C. :

VNHE subscriber has just returned from St
Louis with a large& well selected stock o.
READY.JMADE CLOTHING, comprising al
articles Of g~entlemen's ware, calculated to sui
the grayest farmer and gaye.t youth. He deem.
it unnecessary to enumerate tile articles. Cal
for what you want, and he win be sure to have
il. He has also a good supply Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Q~ueens@are,
Hard.10rs, &C.,
to which he s%olicits the custom Of his friend.
and dealers generally. .t.t
II Butter and Eggs always receiveda at mark.
ct prices. JOS. RICHARDSON.
Louisiana, April Both, lS49.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

H-JoHN 0;MAsSIEs ice ef the Pessss
will holds claw day" ip Loqiaspa eDsaiurdsg
The 9Th day Of May nszii. 10y sfAPsia lS-b NJ
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

Cor. BENroN's sPEEcH-On Saturday, the
26th ult., Mr.. Benton delivered his long
threatend speech to ''.he people of MissOurla
He spoken the capitol to an audience which is
said to have received his address with much
applause. A portion Of the speech is publish
ed in the st. Louis Republican OF the %fth
ult. The remainder is promised, and when
we have seen the whole, we shall determine
how much space of ours its importance de-
mands. In 80 much Of the speech as we have
seen, Senator Benton maintains that Congress
has the right to ~legislate upon the subject OF
slavery in the territories; that this right has
been acknowledged from the foundation OF
the government; that tits a profound error "
for citizens of a slave State 90 suppose thai
they can remove their slaves to New Mexico
or California, without their becoming Tree,
and ventures the general opinion that slavery
will never exist in those territOrIes-the Peo-
pie Of both being in his opinion strongly OPP
posed to the institutiOn.-NI Wing.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

GEN. HEERY.-We publish a communication
with our most hearlyapprOval o fall that isthere-
in written, proposing our distinguished fellow
citizen as a candidate for Governor. Some
months since many Of. the Wing papers in this
State called upon him to run for that office,
and the call seemed to be generally accepta'
Bile, Bnt there seemed to be some influence
used by somebody, we know not whom, to
cause his name afterwards to be dropped.
We suppose that because he is a modest man,
and we, as Editor, have been backward ia
bringing the proper rights and claims Of our
citizens before the people, we are to be forever
overlooked. We do not believe with the Ed
itOr of the vicksburg Wing, that Col. Bradford
is the only man who can be elected Governor,
We do believe that Col. Bradford can be elect
ed to Congress and that he ought to run in his
District; we just as firmly believe that General
Henry can be elected Governor, and he ought
to be nominated. OF course we shall supper;
whomsoever the Convention may nominate
but we also intend to have the name Of Gen.
Henry before tina. Convention.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

AMERICAN MEcHAE1es The wealth ofa well
stored mind, the big hand and the stout arm Of
the industrious mechanic, are worth more for
the Perpetuution Of our glorious principles Of
the government, andifor the prosperity Of our
country, than all the gold Of the world. AL
ready have their scien, fo research esther
unceasing iand untiring en%ergy--their many
i~nyentiOns-and their numbeEless improve
menis in machinery &c, given to our young
Republic a glorious name and proud position
among the nations of the earth b, This class
have contributed largely TO the wealth. and to
the fame Of our country. Trace it all OUT
lay bare the thousand secret springs Of pros
perity-follow up cause and effect as they fall
in succession under your observation, and you
will find American mechanics and artisans
have proved to be in their energetic and indus
triOus career, among the principal agents in ef-
f%ecting American greatness.
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE SOLAR system.
Professor Nichols of the Glasgow University
delivered a lecture before the Wilmington
Club, London, and closed it with the following
extraordinary language, "The planets are
retained in their orbits because two opposite
forces exactly balance each other. But mod
ern astronomy has proved that there is a pow
er at work destroying their balance. From OBJ
servations made on the retarded return Of
Encke's comet, and it's gradual approximation
TO the sun, we learn the existence of fluid, an
ether, which however subtle, tends to diminish
the centrifugal force and add to the attraction
Of the sun. However slowly it may approach,
we may yet contemplate the day when this
present system shall pass away; not however,
into vast ruin, but in its own beautiful and
majestic order, just like a flower, which having
adorned the earth, lets drop its leaves when its
work is done and falls back obediently upon
its mothers bosom.
This lecture was delivered on the Sd Of last
m Onth, and at some future time we will en-
deavor to find room for il in our columns as it
is Characterised by all the fervid eloquence and
singular simplicity which in general distin-
guishes the gifted Professors discourse.
Scientific american.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

ed and sound views, and his experience as a
his burning eloquence, reminds one
Of the powers Of his great nOmesake and rela-
tive of the Revolution, His patriotism his no
bic bearing, and great seIvicesin defence OF
whig principles are well known to the people
Of Mississippi and have given a reputation be-
yond the limits of this State. Point me, sir,
you can, to a single man of any political
party in Mississippi, who is as we'll qualified as
Gen. Henry TO administer and adorn the office
of Governor. l wish to direct public atten-
ton to this Distinguished and f%avOrite citizen
Of Madison county in the hope that he may
be induced to consent to a nomination. What
citizen Of Madison has ever yet filled a State
Office? What county can offer a better cam
didate' than Gen. Henry? Are the claims of
Madison county to a share in the public off,
ces to be forever overlooked? Wings OF Mis-
s~issippi! Patrick Henry is the man.
A WING OF MADISON.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

EDucATIoN IN MIssIssIRPI,-We learn from
the Raymond Gazette that at a Teachers Con-
v%entiOn, recently held in that place, there
were present, besides the teachers, TO hear the
address, two white men and two nsgrOes!!-
Had il been a monkey show, a rife shooting, a
quarter race OF q cock fight, we would bet a
years pay C afin head, that there would have
been ten, aye 30 times that number present, of
both ColOrs. Does not this fact show that the
cause Of education has taken q deep hold on
the good people Of Kinds, as we'll as on people
throughout the STATED Must not that most
useful and hardest worked and poorest paid
class, school teachers, derive much encourage
ment from this fast? Do the people expect
teachers and editors Of newspapers to instruct
ths whOlepeOple without any encouragement
from themselves.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

Our worthy c%Onfrero Of the YazOo Demo-
erat seems to have been taken very suddenly
with a commoion in the abdominals, because
the ln.elligencer says that the President,
utter mature reflection, has determined to
despatch two national vessels to seek for
and relieve the British Expedition to the
North Pole commanded by Capt. franklin.
This our c%onfrero thinks a great outrage upon
the constitution. Will he please inform us
in what part Of that often quoted aud never
regarded instruments calledthc Constitution,
it is said Polk shall send expeditions to the
Dead Sea ana Taylor shall not send them to
the North Sea. Or will .heiinform usi in what
number Of the Democrat he poured out his in
dign ton upon President Polk for violating the
Constitution. 40h, my darling, don't you
cry"