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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

% fsl AAlE "a crt-r ~ fas -1ooEs'@ q - 49,
w. frs ter~ry - FL pes1s hsft -
tLisAHffH 49, sIokfs ~ ~ Cf' - So TOO. =. \.
faeret % - s1n-ffast -,
.'.e y. Flta1 CO a ~ lqfi' "a o. 49, A.,
ta-trr Il ~. a asra at Dsts1 Tar t~~uy tfs
% s-ptesi-r go BENAIAa o sTOkEs, A1aan-sHso'
ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
OFslcs o. rHE Love ISLAND RAiLKoAD CoNFANE. (
BkooxLYN. Jsn. = ls1 s

UFFlCt " ia L0Ne lslAN0 AATLE0AT I -NTINI-
BEookLYN Jsn 4 l.1i
INuE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANh
K 1.s-r. executed mortgage o. >1-Flrrc hraPf 80
Tr..o- upor th-lr eulre road - fsch sc &c t -
ssur lu1rc lslsard Do tc secure ir-r nd
Oh. gscus tog lire suol-- fa abs ssslty }ea.s &
rfe lss ~ January. Is1i. ID Interest ctt
Nru1av Ist 10 jay ar1 81 ot JarlSy roS rrea-t1
O. eNchanxs McrAa.e B.rts scc-ruc e. ABOVE ~ DE-
present outsis.srf bcnc- C14. ci te tr1nt1t
80 rsi -f- tr-,is-e 81. erar 1T re b coo holers
nis ucrce A. ~ Interest lrcu fe MnI-sEe t11-s cl
uercsd " ibr fAv O.; lamar Ia. lq 70 = Zen Ca
the Company WI pay lI,rfcsi lfln re o. nls a 1eg
Afe presented oT such eNcfGlEr
Pririea copss 81 tr- Notstkr i-c-d1E re f'i1 - -
Bond t1e ID hotfrS usy - be OF rscalpl :.
,he Ortcr q he CCupany
an AoSEs MAYSAEO Jr~ Tr-sssrrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
MARINE JOURNAL.

Pnssengcrs Arrived.
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OFTIcf NeW-YoEE sS0 ESis R.iiso.D CO 8

OfrIcf NCW-TckK aSp EEis RsiiRcsD c..
Nrw-lors frb. -. l.'i
INTEREST ON BO>DS.-Ttc seui-arr-s. a-tarcs
81 he nlcfgsge bonds ~ rs Ccmfsy rsFa1lr I'd 81
due GO e frs DAY q Mach 1ext w., * rac a. ne ce
q re Company. - VAS ftei CAV prr-e-s-C- u
'ee ecagons ls.fiw NATHANIEL MARSH. Secy.
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOT-R.-
>JVGN I. hObkkTS 10. JQ1r-st C1efs f-r sac ON
~ fret,s IRE arc tlue rEiec Cap Paper e raj an4
we rssnis acc rcar-s whi,e ard Sue rued Pa
Sef N garter Azo hAf Fs4rrs Eood
fagSr crown ao1 RHO -osc Eoci rag Paper
boases BosTas ke. ~ Tvs
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CALIFORNIA.

COWELL = BUCKELEW,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
JOHN COWELL, JOHN BLCktLtN.
pErERTo
W CAFrTsTFR Co SeT York City
y BrrEfLEW. San Frauc'ec0. ~ Jn
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E.-'.. r1sslFs.. AZ RAnAPO AND "ATER-ON
- :. ..s,ass -sss, ,'N 81 pspN RlN ER hAlLRoAD>-
fiit. fr.If lfs4ta a.. fthI rs

d 0ra-A \ " Nuketst - O'Clock. ...............A
" and PM Paterson "a O'cock ...............Ph
n Bon Monday mornings he fret train from Suneras
will leave at - the arrival ~ the Port JARVIS fsn
The trains which cave New York al n AN and SPIN
will. be meet the kne trains morning ard evening
lnInR Wrsl al suaerns Depot u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

- fpK ~AIE-Tfs'e e.aul fl4f -.0r. slf ..ea -r
-. neus- 80 d Fers-tg Pace .e rr n e.1h-t. r1a
- fn sl.rc House % i1 fro1i sni = Z deep r1n.
fsi-l1s a.. No molen improvements VIII BAH. Lut 1r-
ID. water s.u-.fs Es- Sc ard Va-ro. ruUFtolt h
NrGrF1rs Lnr fei tai1t i-rnsce snd ange apparatus
hr t-t a slrrls h-s of no large co1i-c'ef l'n
t. stories shove Loca within ore block uf B-0i4Ras
srD .s" pf juiDn pars Tide q-rtcc -.-n an roman
on 0ocd ar+ n,fffsl- = required. kr4lra from
OFT T. COLEMAN % WaIf o. LHT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

k3 house. .. Jul,sst RE solf' -rF side ot t- s-r
- letw cen Bieeoser ard fouuI-sL
ne iolse and Doc the uoriherlY SIDE ~ Tweuif
second - between Seventh and teif --av- Asn 20 iti
tvo cottages 4yfourh-st h-iyf, el Ninth sld Tenth
So pr further particulars apply 20 30 81 SMITH
I4fIw- Iff WillsIl-st
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

g. To LET-Th--e le~ 4-s,orv 5-cs ho1s.s OF .he
-. s-ts II Ssrer---,re n~veec Tx-- -. d srd
- vr-r-7-f- --- A So .ee 1r rcr-h 81. Tseriv-
.r1~1--- ~ -ett co Se~----s r--le Tre Cro.'-
s-,--r = 1cs1 ilto be -r-r. Rr- Sg-s So
-s- t--1u- -,T ses- 3 o1 t-- --e- -. ea:a-s
la. eACE SMITH
- I've p Na--s- Il--caF', Cart
- TO LET or FOR -ALE.-A r-as 5--sJg
81 sore s-- re le caste sre r' >-k.1-ar
- between I-----l sd ---sg So cr --s store
s-t-r ..- a. Apa,1rca-r -ar.-s good s-1s ~--'0 1
- To ILL.,. lhe % Ma -c1- ~ ho-.e -
>.-rln = -, see 1e-E cen S--,-- sld Prince
Gr. a bog 1srs -a4-.l- yer-. WI 90 eTI--s,
= 1Fas l.r'-. 'l-l-l-o-- - >--lE l-c-.-e 80
- -LtAfS 51strr g. ID an or eros PM r- e. ..'
A est ro- 500 2 30 sos
e LIT. LEA>E OK FOX >ALE-House
E sl1 us JsF--r SIS sl- k-.t SIS a 81, l--
- Cc-cc-1--t Rerf So Prce - o.. Or si--r 81 cl
= i- ar .0' s-- o- --- -Isr ArrTto
rfreo-r T. CROMWEL 81 Na--s'.
@ TO LITE w. .-a- s-riee Owe uss
t- al var. he..vse- Ise-.r----r sd I e,- -
- ~--a Cr.nr user sat ol--rc- lse-s Res 50.
A-1r EDh- SD harry u Wa-s. Or,
--flw b. y. >ChlEFfELlN. i -sst slHilevr 1-s-
g. TO ET.-Tte s--r1- sla- .A.l l-.c r1ols art
= t-l-t n1sert-- p a house IS He--rst Apply he-
- cen .ae -'lrs =. g.. - O'clock AZ. ac- : ard
Pm -f5~
- TO LEr-rte .lr-es.c-y or.cS hose itC Caurc-
~ - ne-Seol Thomas az A--aocv - lE.ne1-i.-
cssess-0r sirea- A7rJ % 4 CHlL.oN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
q WATkR CURK E>TABLIsHME>r zen

& SALE lrls.- 1.cr. Mass lens c eel a-s ci -e
- li- D. David E--- = deceased. T. -l-s-ss 10 rar-
70 10 srEe s-1 -olrll..ll. -lf.l.r- n ED
vac care sXsrcs c.- r.ee rc-c--. --1lt
lf ard. -n--cl li Nlcl or re Woe taf 'e lai
sl -le @--sl .-.uer- Here = presumed rare o~ncr
me-. ur TIRE .l * Tres A.. He.l alar-tl - 8 lf
and a.s--ec. very superior manner t1- vser cure
rI-rl-t- l.- "a '- Immediate cpcr1cl-. A. cssrA
s--l-r E.H. reputation. IRE location rol sruc
css-r par. ~ ne fHwu. s1crt two uirs from -e
-ersr through v.-l gssses ee c. atc-r.t d r-- r.
n... TIE tstrr -larr pure an efcacu.s l.r ..t
IHIoHl. Hf '.-cr.- lt- been HsI s.e-et gree.
sl-r-ss r' fte a-e Or lses Part ct lc purchase
a. o. cs. ..u.-.r au mcrlgsge u Sea. r1 Anrh 3
T. HILL r- ciA> SMITH. Aiu.l.s rs'crs
...r. Bob. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

BRASS AND COPPER rrBING-of superior
- qualify manufactured order al the shortest nOee
and viii be sold wholesale retail lower thsa can -
bought IN any other esishrshineus n Tits CITY
JAMES q. M0EFET. Il Pesrist
ssf iw. sad 80 EnliOn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
CONVEYANCES.

>sS~. FOR CHtRLEsTON.-The L Ma
S~tls,-.AsS Sr-a..sfiq- NORrHERNEE ard sol IN
EGNEE All cave per NJ Norih Rlv-s h,
Clsrrscr every saturday a. ciocS ? II prscs~y a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

- sLlg proved tle prfl.1-s - iif = - o. 81,
lsTrs. srarl-ry. d.. .ocr rer4r ur-l TT rf-
cee- zy rne SO ctoc- tssorll~1f I'd fliL az
ererFfr1F pertaining o. lCriesfsat. al I'D tr-trate -unr
aul rclslrr IL -iuarc fl- DWrsrrr r. u 4nl1-r1,
y. n..-s ,fYl N~Hark is ron S-vl.fs Eori-s-4rr
par..cf4. srs llc4r- of
DCREMJs CRANE a CARPESTER, y yroLrst
-------.-- 10. . --R.H- = 81 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
o. BKOOKLYN LOTS ron SALE i0,s oo


e. l4tfrav between Bridge and Lawrence SIS 2 lots
- on Livingston. between Bond and Neyus IS : in's
on Portaudav near Washington Park each 2l1.5 price
ass each Apply % EFFINOHAM ~ NICHOLS.
q. w. Arorney-sfLsv. Nassau--t Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
NEWBCRGm BRANcm

Leages ae~-Ncrs d. An. AID 81 On 1ussday, jan
Leaves AcW 41fgn fof AegY York tc0lnrclng With n,
lsius going Wesf 81 CLr-i'rI si o. 4 and
Fre' gf caves Nse-i York for al sar0l. rad oaig
(-lllays eAcepallj aiffM Freight Nf Rochess'. BIZ
il. AID place Ut DoLcsH will De- delivered 10 No
A4..rn go ko..rs.ef n K al Geneva
"a JAMES z. kIAKWOOD sapsunisndeni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

AacE q ~ orssf of IL s4rrers g ne CT a. ~
let S1t-s .e-y sve- a. r~fsa1s tasas Il, ~. -.
AbII cAANo> IT. IN CO q Ssr Yen t.r-,.~s :, -.
s-ai 10 vccs-r, a-r-of sul-crt =. al -
1e-c- e Lr,4s sssr- TbEf Arsaas 80
s'rrs; - aT N-~ior4 10. ,--r b -, ii a.
' -eii~ DA'sf Sf~ lea ~ ia i1y "a fssraslJ 80
11h-.a- IsIVs s iiial tss..'sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
FARNI EOR >ALE-In - .orl.L-p of -.

g. FOR -ALE-The Fixtures aud Long Lease ofthe
~ iarge Store 80 Broadway, For particulars Inquire
- on tt premises III Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

FARM OF % ACRES ~ THE CITY o.
e7o BROOKLYN FOB sALL-If nas ffu-t . 20 .e-i
90 AIs,ur-aF rezriy oppose l-ntoc-sy ard -xiesls
s1n arss several slr-cfs AID .rersecfed ron ucrk
i1 soul hT Cfrzrc-ev ], - c- grfly situated sud e.
zh xrcunt srt -. be- 80 ov src 90 -ssv terms
Arr.T 70 VALENTINE g HALL. n Grar@rr-.rsrk
IEeraeih-st tetWeen FocriteT. and iry1ng-p ace Il
An or4PN I'll 3.
n a EAk1i FOR eALE-Cors's.nz Of Is acrra
- sliuaiec Ia lie town u Gr-rrsourz Wesca-ster Co
- s1oEf = me AID nAf IRON IL H4cson Eivsr Pal
rcsc DtFt' 3. Do1tf Fery T1efe a good bOuse ssd
Eev oar4 "a - prsE.ses. I2S--re q " STORM 20,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
HAYES s. ROSE
OAIIrORNIANs 4 OTHERS. ATTENTIOn

COUNSFLLORS AT LAW.
San Francisco California ~ HI
Rr.FERETCES-I - r Butler, p n owen. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
-rIANO-FORTh--rsl..n. - -.

MI II ANO-FORTE--r Persons .houi plr-
E<.Mx - cfascg fsnos N- tla . io DER sdfal-
y, H., iD ca. Or X Glenn 4 Cos M1uuiacio-
j ] Y w ,ai Fa,0asl ives, % srosdssyl =
genera assortment of Mahogany and Rosewood F,slns
constantly hard wtch vi b. sold JOYS Cor cash 90 A.
prcYed paPcI. Dta.ers supplied QH atCrll terms
us = X GLENN a CO lts F-.t11--.-
sEss.... PIANOS FOX ~iiE And To lilRE
49, - at Bare sN-st opposite - As-arli-u--
" " .rt'.l IS Q uciares r0srs l'd anc -a-
] x I J-pssI $50 JAS THOMPSON
as Sml a.e TeLnSl l. NsudaI
an FASiiIONARIE HAT~-Jlsi f. -br-. lr
u splendid erir- IfrIrf r-nCh 80
HAS a. the .syv price ~ = asaaly SOD - Ase
a. sriici- - s TEAL HE.. $. 8
s. imA STOW y. lss C.nA.s
>r BENJAMiN-S BRASS SPRING
NTRU--ES uS BveEusr-si \ aessf
~ .raW weuk rgs nom ne moisture or bros ti
d. boiv Once ghL a.vsys rchg \ Free
sue grsil aied lrcrl o. 81 as without tack fse ~1
does sresi lnwry o. The spine >N csys Ia fF-n- I'D
10. perfectly ssrshcfoy money re.uFnrc
Thorunsou's Tr1ss-s - rt-'uced prices- Din -ntf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

q FOR SNLE-Trsf elegant ureAsfYrY house 10
-. frncesf near McD0uea-ti finished il te best man
uar with psled furniture, mahogany door, Bee.
raige bot ani cold WAFER throughout, with bath and
show firusce To cellar % heat ile whole house, VIII
lnrg" yard and tnr fapevile-, back Yiakzs &c $50
remain bond sld mortgage, 10 desired. Inquire,
l---- = - I COZ ~ ~ ~ NJ ~ . q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
4 -. NEN.YOKK a EKIE RAIL.

Il sss;sssss r. ROAD On AM ailer Monday, Dee
81 the uans vii run i,Issb
Sundays excepted Morning Train fof Einfs Coming
AID n'erae ats places caves the per o0i u Dgals
dai at 4 81 arriving te same egening Evening Tan
0f Emifs Coming. Jefferson, Geneva Rochester b1fAo
and ne Intermediate places, leaves ~ N. arriving
Buffalo me- evening Fare 20 Geneva, n, 70 koctes
Ter, - ~ 10 Buffalo. So - Passengefs or lihsea sni
CayGga LAKE Of The Csyuga and susq1shan
usb x 81 O,segO Passengers for Tioga snd Lycomng
Counties A. lake ,le of he Corning AID BossDufy
X a. Coming Wa Train leaves Port JEWS iJf new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
s.. FOKeALL OK no LET.-Tle yely le,lraIc

a. I UN N y wv Y III 10 FVII -,''IT''''
81. house j Hruy-sf next tu iAe corner uf f3crc 49,
s-~ Br0oAyn. uosy occupied B. Daniel Richards, ESQ
Ths b. ZEE exec order. and ball in Pee best
rtarar by " Whiuug. ESQ Ui bis Ovn occupation -
~ dimensions 5N5o fee', with eaoJm iu lo rear
srt small greenhouse The south side and has
TIA lot fof O garden Apply fO ID ~ NENtN~.
.-ffns a. Merchants Exchange y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

No sore, fo he slded wiz De fen ~ tagsEc Charger
of enna King and de5skuE sni personal port cLsrEt
lcgtrg health fee and oOst hire be PAID b, gasser
gers 80 passage secured uull PAD Tor Apply The N
fee of the Company New-A ors, - >ouh.sL .7fI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

-. MILIIANI-BI RGH-Los Cor sale situated on
~. so4u Second, sou'l Third, sou'h F1urh South
- F'i't Tve-l, >cho.s. StsgE gld NrckCf - ant On
rousg. The above .0ts sre 1 par oi te Village that
rapidly improving mosv nigh ground that requires
t8 or no grading and willie sold cheap Ters BALI cash.
Apply before 8 A. " 20 r schools, kentav. East
B.oakvr. 1T e0dlm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

~. FOR $ALE-Tae IRENE cottage house and Zoo l55
~, West Il g5ieeniA-sl. Seventh avenue House
stands back from garden In front plenty Of flu
and shrubbery piazza round the house French wiz
tows Cr1on wster bathroom, SC. Has good stable IN
rear no i0t Suitable for genieel family Particulars
.ss or car.naa Price IS sou less than haif down
nI5.. MTRON FINCH, lls Nasssu.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

zee 1osen. atyo-siory cottage house pleasantly slated
on 'te corner oi Patterson - a1d Psisadeav Is min
sir.' ,eaT rom .hr Holoasn er-ies Price sL@o Apply
g. HOLLY, Il Waist cT sAmL @ sOJrHMAYD. 1T
Mfztsf y i6f ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

NOliCk o. hFEEBr 0fYfN. sosorfnr sW b. 81 pffsl1
Nh-F1g CLAIMS sEsnsf MAFY CATHAHTk WHiff 81 a ~
oi broos n sessd tst hey required b ~ - 10 80
NJ 10 FoHe srs prfrof t 'fa . ft~f Oeogs Ssftl
ecs 80 = slfa street s c of Ns~ fors 20 20 ~
lfA tsy 0f srpfsub-i a-st Dated fstrrsfy ~ ~
SEONGE ~ GENAf Z ........
Is~fu LEWIS GERAL. Ni'---N'-'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

= ~ = w hfrhsl 40 D DO 4. - All a IeavH Van.
81 -, 81 - -fh ' Landing e. o. t.i :, and a.
StNrA,s- fcrsr WI. bah at9 Do, and B, leave Va.
icr..ii Landing ST. io. tHrf "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
81. wArEK:P0MER TO Sill. ID -.

r., never failing srd pond Of water, sufficient
TO drive large fsctory ~ any Kind AIs1, dwelling
houses nr workrucn sell or let The properly the
city ofNeN FORK and easy % h water railroad
For further particulars inquire of BLiDESBiR RICH co
s Coelu-s-. g. New York or hy letter 20 Z J " BLY,
DENBlRGH Sm..lf0vvu III ltf2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
- FOR CALIFORNIA. DlRECT-T0 al posi
-, e. f it1i eAN FmAsNTTlsCo cALitsoRNiA

So DlkLCI-SI.p ALbANIA VI sal iils w.
0uG fake small quantity q freight
TIE new clipper bark HERO. r0~ oa1.na. has lr
gcr part % hrr aged I'D VII have Immediate
.Tafch The Hero bl.ng s5stp buif ana of sls CO.
pa, y, ofrfs uausla iaig-snrui. % slppef, App i1
MI lw- u IOLnkENl- u " W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

q v TFNNT- N--TT Wf0N 01 Tl7 w
4 kfRritNr Surcuu' endout ltousaiouic Railroad
Plulo Htsn Superintendent Nsaguguck RAILROAD
Sow Nurk. Oct !. 1883 lsu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

81. 4-soly brick .tusts o. lie east 1e u S.Frr-av
- te..st,1 Twer.y-fhird and Twenty fourth Us Tar
rrsi hood BE- good and stages io sd from Was pass
sd rc . -vefV mnIfes Apply 20
~ w. J bRICE SMITH. So Ws.-s' Jaunceys Cour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

~ vssV = two miles from the village, three from
- IraheiitOvl. md within lsf mlle " he Wheat
shfaf leutf " here the pass four or rye urs day
which make. desirable location f0r ore doing business
The sad farm contains II acres or 0 10 which =
.lr!y voimg wood 70 wei adapted Tor grazing piovaF
4 and surpassed By az 10 10 vicinity.
choice cc. scl0n of fruits grupeylne &c The house
cJ-age t i've rooms on each 40or good b4rn olher
fr rr07eneEts good well ta@ house AID never
Fl ~ stream OF water A.s0 sslf meadow sew
ODD lei. u .raf lfuOf I'D PREVIOUS Iue-daV March u
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-25
THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION
AND THE FUTURE.

There IS hut little doubt, we think, that
the Nashville Convention will lay down a
platform upon which the South can rally.
We do not suppose that entire unanimity
will prevail; but the great mass of the
South will adhere to the platform. Wewill
make the issue in Mississippi at once. We
shall support the Southern platform with all
our zeal and we have sufficient confidence
in the integrity of the delegates of the con-
vention to predict that the people of Missis-
sippi will sustain it by an overwhelming ma
jority.
The first thing to be done will be, to hold
public meetings over our State, and give
expression to the opinions of the masses
In ovsry instance, the frisikas. OG slus I5lest-
form should organize a county club; and
appoint suitable officers to CORD pond with
each county in the State.
If the States of South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama and Mississippi alone stand up to
the platform, we can resist successfully the
eucroachments of the North; for should
these States be compelled TO secede from
the Union, it would be impossible for the
North 10 attempt to force us to submission
by sending a northern army into our coun-
try. 1t could never pass through South
err State. Our sister States would rise up
to our defence the moment it should be at
tempted.
In our public meetings we must agree to
refuse TO ship a bale Of cotton TO New Or
leans merchant, or to buy Of him box OF
goods. when such merchant is known to be
opposed to the Southern platform We can
thus force the Yankees Of New Orleans to
stand up to southern rights. and save Louis
lana from the deplorabie influence Of free
soilism in that city
We must seek TO connect our Mississippi
valley with the southern ports OF Savannah
and Charleston. Our railroads should be
prosecuted with increased vigor.
We must organize volunteer military
COMPANIES In sustaining our rights with
honor to ourselves and 20 posteriiy, we must
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-25

THE PIC AND THE MocKING BTRD.-Mr.
Gosse' in his history of the Birds of Ja-
maica, gives an amusing account 9th
knocking bird The hogs are, it seems,
the creatures that give him the most
annoyance They are ordinarily fed
upon the inferior oranges, the fruit be-
ing shaken down to them in the even
ing 4; hence they acquire the habit Of
resorting to the orange tree to wait for
a lucky wind fall. The hooking bird
feeling nettled at the intrusion, flies
down, and begins to peck at the bog
with all its might. Piggy, not unoer-
standing the matter, but pleased with
the utilization, gently lies. down and
turns up his broad side, to enjoy it,
The poor bird gets into an agony OF
distress, pecks and pecls again, but in
creases the enjoyment Of the luxurious
intruder. and is az last compelled to
give up in despair.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-25

THE CRoPs.-Great complaints are being
made of the cotton crop in all sections Of orr
country. There can hardly be dispute as to
the shortness of the coming crop. The re-
cent rains in our country, and the warm
weather we now have will aid some in ma
king the crop, but the injury received by
the late coming cold and wet spring will be
very greatly felt; the crop is very backward
4 very late fall even will not restore it,.
The corn looks pretty well.
The breaking of the Grand Levee oppo-
site Bayou Sara is to be deplored A large
section of country-all of Attakapas, efrom
Point Coupee to Berwicks Bay, will thus
be overlooked, and the sugar crop of Louis
lana much lessened. The country inside
the levee is fourteen feet lower than the sur
face of the river.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-25

SOUTHERN MEETING.-There viii be a
smeeting of the Democracy and al other cit
liens interested. at the Court House. on
Tuesday, July 9th. for the purpose of taking
into consideration the conduct of Senator
Foote, and the action of the Nashville Con-
vention. Let every one come to the South
ern meeting.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-25
JOHN 5. HOLT, IT,, Editor.

DT- The Sons Of Temperance will have
a meeting on Wednesday night. A full at
tendance is requested.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-25

be thoroughly prepared to meet the worst
fate.
Lastly, our Senators and Representatives
in Congress must be called on 70 sustain
the platform or resign lssissiPpia'i-
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-25

1- We are very much favored in receiv-
ing so early the Resolutions and Address of
the Nashville Convention, which occupy al
most the wlrole Of our paper to-day. For
this we are indebted to our kind friend, Col,
4. Jones Stewart who passed through our
town on Thursday evening last, on his way
from the Convention. We have no room
for comments upon the result Of the action
of the Convention. It is highly important
that every Southern man should see and
study, that which has been done, and that
he should be fully impressed with the mo-
mentous Importance of the present contro-
versy, and the absolute necessity for firm
and bold concert of action. Let every one
read with care these resolutions and the ad-
dress submitted to him, not by the factious'
or foolish, but by those most respected for
the wise soberness given by age and great
attachments.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-25
MASONIC CELEBRATION.

70 We are very sorry that our columns
are so-rrowded that we cannot give an ex-
tended notice Of the various movements in
our town yesterday, and last night. The
Masons in their splendid regalia, were mar
shalled by B. F. VERIFY, Esq, assisted by
Major II. ii. Davis, and proceeded to the
Methodist Church, where, after the singing
of an ode, and the offering up of prayer by
the Rev. MIR. Hedges, an Address was de-
with marked attention and approval. After
Genl Garnet Posey. He was listened to
livered by the excellent Companion,
he had concluded acting as Grand High
Priest, he installed the officers of the Lodge
for the next Term. The procession then
marched back, and after some preparation,
partook Of a most excellent Dinner prepar-
ed for them at the Court House The din
ner was described to us as being as good as
1t looked to be, and we do not remember to
have ever seen tables set with more taste.
The Ladies, who conducted the arrange
ments, deserve the highest compliments for
their nice appreciation Of that which is most
grateful to the eye and to the palate.
Last night a Ball was conducted, by.
some ofour young gentlemen, with the good
order and elegance for which they deserve
renown Those persons more seriously in
clined, discussed the edibles provided for
them in style, at the Court House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02

IsrrLitcrNcE PROM sourH Arrnrc.. Our aiviccs
nom onisydeo ~ the 18th Of April same ne
ftcm Busnos Ayrcs Montevideo was stiI be.lercd by
Crib,r forces The icver is stn very bad at rio ia
nero Thefstugusse seventy -four vsca de Gans, has
Lost nearly one hundred ofh,r officers and crew -Four
vsses var have arrived during the las, three days
from Trance. Two OF them are steamers On board
are I 30 uoops. hsstsamtr WIN ,. Pcssc, from New
fcfk for san francisco, was at Montevideo on the
18th Thcsoop ofvar st. Louis fortunate enough TO
esesre without having single ease on board This q,
Oh, 81 in tsnce known Of the appearances Of the vel
lw fever south Of the eqss,or II n NJ steamer
Corntrani fftm RicJsneiro Nth thirteen Of fe
on board reported that the British soep Of war
Tweed had lost fcrty Of her crew and ave encera