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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03

The state Of Mississippi, MADISON COUNTY.
In The Circuit court, April Term 1850.
Joseph Woods survj-l Attachment founded
wing partner Of Yeat- on 3 promissory notes /,
man Woods s. CO. dated at New Orleans,
. 1919 VS. }Ist April l845, each Tor
Moses Ridley. the sum of $8,5dOoo due
2, 80 A wears after date
made BY Elizabeth Ridley, william A Rid
ley, Samuel | Ridley, James A Ridley, and
Moses Ridley, administrators Of Henry Rid,
ley, decd. payable to the order Of Moses
Ridley, Mt the Office of Messrs Dick & Hill
and endorsed by defendant, Moses Ridley to
plaintiff.
Aud now to wit on the 18th day Of
April, AID, 1850, this day camethe plain
tiff by his attorney, and the attachment
in this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant failing TO
to appear and repleVy the property and
estate levied on, and plead herein; there
fore it is considered by the court, that
unless the defendant does appear he re
on or before the first day Of the next
term of this court, (being the first Mon
day of October l85O) and repIevy the
property levied, and plead or demur
herein Judgment final by default will be
rendered against him, the said Moses
Ridley, and the property levied on be
condemned to satisfy said plaintiffs debt,
damages and costs. 1t is further ordered
by the court, that a copy of this order
together with a SPECIFICATION of the cause
of action, and the amount due from the
d. defendant to the plaintiff, be published
in the "Mississippi Creole" a weekly
newspaper published in the town Of Can
ton, county Of Madison, aid State Mis-
sissippi, once a week for four weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, and that all further pro
ceedings herein be stayed until the mex
term of this court
A true copy from the minutes afore
said court.
ATrEsrs HENRY R COULTER,
.CS Tarpley pa. clerk
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03

" do you take me for, sir?' said ma
gentleman to a cabman, who had
Etssly insulting. ETake yer yer? Wy
gF ior a shilling q mile, but. find yer d
! only gives eiphI pence,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03
MAR FRIED.

y residence Of Capt. p. Il, COo, Com
l'Ias, on the morning of June 10th, by
W. Slrosyef, Mr.. ADDISON P. Towns,
4l''n county, Miss. to Miss. SARAH A.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03
E.aDEES, FAIR.

TT is in contemplation TO open.and sell
n during the next few weeks. a great
variety Of Fancy articles, Fine Col.
ogans &c, &c. bought for the Ladies'
Fair" and their Beau. ll.a,
A Few packages just received and now
opening by PR!ESTLEY q MOsBY
June %, 80.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03
R. DAVIS q A. P. HILL,

D"'4o % n = HILL,
lying associated themselves in
he Practice Of Law, will give their
mention to all business con6dcd to
are 10 the courts of the fifth
" Office a few doors below &. W.
h August 81. 1850. b8-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03

rFuL EULoGY UPON HENRY CLAY,-The
u Independent contains the following
beautiful tribute to the Al tsh-
acouutry has, daring The debate on the
nuise, been alternately racked between
'i despair. ln~,he darkest hour, how
VI Clay haze never once d~espaired. He
bod firm III his position. AS if planted
PCS aid that rock the constitution OF his
b he has calmly Viewed every wave as
bed sgaiust it, and, although at times
bid BY the spray, Ike the granite shaft
%dsrect, until the elements evinced more
and at last gayq promise ola smooth
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03

virtue Of a decree Of the Superior
I'D Court Of CT ancery of the State Of
Mississippi, made on the 23d day Of Jam
nary, l849, in the above case. will on
First Monaay, The 5M Of October, 1850,
within legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, PROCEED 10 sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, the following lands, lying
in Madison county, viz. The northeast
quarter of section %, township Ii, range
WIN. ]. benson, Com'r.
July ID, 1850 45-td.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03

Lle Pllls AID Phehl1 BllL6rs.

these Medicines have nov been before the
public Cor a period of,ELBTEEg YEARS, ana
during that tune have maintained . hlgh ehaFae-
ter in almost every part Of the globe for then eK-
lraordinary and immediate power Of restoHng per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disease to which the human frame ia liable
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03

The state Of mississippi, MADISON County,.
IN The circuit court april Term 1850,
Joseph Woods suTviying0 Attachment foun-
partner Of Yeateman, ded on 8 promis.
Woods Eco. sorry notes ali dated
1880 We SNew Orleans. lst|
Elizabeth Ridley, Will April l845. each for
liam A Ridley g. James the sum OF 1850 90,
A Ridley. and due 1894 wears
after date, made by Elizabeth Ridley,
William A Ridley, Samuel Ridley,
James A Ridley and Moses Ridley ad-
ministrators of Henry Ridley, decd,
payable to the order Of Moses Ridley,
at the office orDick & Hill, and.endor-
sed by Moses Ridley TO plaintiff.
And now to wit on the 18th day Of
April, A D, 1850, this day came the plain
tiff, by his attorney, and the attachment
in this case, having been returned daily
executed, and the defendants failing to
appear and reple' y the property Nitach-
ed and levied on, and plead herein
Therefore it is considered by the court
that unless the defendant appear here on
or before the first day Of the next term
Of this court, (being the first Monday Of
October, l850) and replevy the property
LEVIED on, and plead or demur herein,
Judgment final by default will be rem
dered against them, the said Elizabeth,
William, A. and James A.. Ridley, and
the property levied and attached n
the bonds Of garnishee, be c~ondemnedic
satisfy said plaintiffs debt damages and
costs. 1t is further or erred by the court
that a copy ofthis order, together with
a specification Of the cause Of action
and the amount due from the defendant:
70 the plaintiff be published in the Mis-
sissippi Creole "a weekly newspaper pub
Iished in the town Of Canton, count,
of Madison and State Of Mississippi
oncei a week for four weeks success
sively and that all further proceed
ings herein be stayed until the mex
term of this court
A true copy from the minutes of n
aforesaid court.
ATTEST: HENRY r COULTER c'l
c S Tarpley, pq, July 6, 1850,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

David B. Crane and
John R afrey,sur
wing PARTNERSHIP.
Us,
SamueRIlamblG and
Wife, and john II.
Rollins.
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u MERCURLAL DISEASES az
Persons whose constitutions have become inns
paired BY the injudicious use of MERcpRy, viii
find these Medicines aperSe6t cure, as they never
fail to eradicate from the system.a the effects q
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of SarsapaIhla A single trial will
place them beyond the reach Of competition, in
the estimation Of overy patiere.
RE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFElTE.
Several have lately bden discovered, and their
~nefarious authors arrested, bOthin the city ofRew
York and abroad, ~
Buy ii no one who q not an AurnoRIsEB
AGENT. a
Prepared and sold by DR.. w. B. MoFFATs
1896 Broadway, New York. .s at
FOR SALE BY
PRlESILl ~ M Shy,
G.nAnu Aaanna.a,,s
The Smyrna telegraph. (Smyrna, Del.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28
DR. TOWNSHIPS,
COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARryYA

A~-h~A We
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEpI.
CINE IN THE WORLDll
THIS Extract . put up in Quart Bottles: il is sir tse,
cheaper, ptcssanter and warranted superior 10
any sod. IL cures disease tritkout ron,.
rhng, puTging sickening orde.
49, 6Ittating tho Patient
The great beauty and superiority Of hi, S.x;i,--
over all oher medicines is while il eradicate, dacas.
II invgoraes the body. II is one of the vcr, no., s
anu summer medicines ever known not onlv nr;,s
the whole system and strengthens tho peon bui IL c,s
ates new pure and rich blood power possessed bv M
other medicine And in this lies ho grand secre, Of liz
wonderful success. has performed within the lan ,yo
years more Than 5O0OO cures ofseyere cases of diseases.
al least 5000 were considered incnrabe II hiss saye5
me Y, lives OF more than 5000 CHILDREN THE TWO
FAST SEASONS alone S w
More than 5000 cases Of Chronic Rb.,r,,,.,,
1000 cases ofDyspepsia; D'"'"'
4OOO cases OF General Dobilityiand nant ofen,rvv
LOO 900 cases ofthe different Female Complsnts ''
l50O cases Of the Liver Complaint;
23C0 cases of Disease ofthe Kidney and Drobev.
1000 cases fte Gravel; $50, f''
900 cases of Sick Headache;
800 cases of the Dropsy;
5000 cases of the Consumntion:
And thousands of diseases of the biood ~; y.
Gers Eryspeas, Salt Rheum, Pimplos en- ths Faes
Scdld Head, letter. Nouralgn, &C. &C. toeetber win
numerous cases Of Sick Headache Pain in bs Sdo M
Ches Spinal Affections, &c. &c $50
Hundreds OF cases Of Fits and Nervous Disease. rs;
mating in Debility, have been entirely cureJ and ,hnS,
sands OF cases fDyspspsy DiarrhGa and Summer Com
WIN. TEMPLE Agent. Corner of Mai. and Com.
CO SMYRNA Jy 26-tf.
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~,
Begs leave TO TO his friends and the public
generally that he continues still devote his whole
time and attention to the elevation of human suffering
by curing the following diseases Fits Asthma Broii-
chits, Dropsy, Epelipsy, Dyspepsia Piles, Fistuas
eartburns, Llatulency Chilblans Deafness Jaundico
Pains of the Stomach govt, Rheumetism, Scrofa and
all diseases of the skin and nervous SYSTEM The sue
cess which DR.. V. hes with, by his peculiar mode OF
treatment has heel astonishing the most des-
perate cases acrchted failures of the most eminent
practitioners in the country And proof of the Drs
merits unred lac will undertake the cure of all patients
without CHARGE excepting the cost of medicine requi.
ring fee until after the restoration of their health and
the full satisfaction of the patients mind of the benefits
conferred This is the principle upon which DR.. " is
governed i'll all cases with his practice.
Persons afflicted. with cons have them intrely
ramoved and permanently cured without pain. Thou.
bands of persons have baen cured by Dr. ", and can
bear testimony 10 his wonderful succass
Diseases of delicate character guaranteed to be
removed within few days, radically without offensive
or deleterous medicines DIR. V. being eminently sue
cessu in this branch of practice patients would save
much time and money by giving him an early call. He
warrants to ALL no matter how desperate and long stand.
ing it may have been thorough cure no pay Inval-
ids your true interest is apply Df " once in all
cases and diseases, and much anxiety of mind as
well as long proracied suffering.
Inyalids from the country have advice and medi
cine RENTED, by enclosing fec through the Post Office
post paid directed to No2l0 South Third Street, Phila
dephia. July 26,'49-tf
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CLOTHING | CLOTHING ! CLOTHING

PURE WINES AND LIQUORS..
7 INVITE tho attention of consumers to my stock OF
l. Wines, Brandes &C., all selected with great care
from stocks in Europe aud in this country, and offered
wholesale and Retail, at very moderate prices.
Old Maglory Brandy 2lyears old, very superior,
Rare old Rye Whiskcy, Of very delicate flavor.
Very old Jamaica Rum and pure Holland Gin.
WINES.
"ChrSimas Madeira, splendid wine, rich fruity la-
vor, draught or by the bottle.
Olivcras Extra old j. p. Madeira choice draught.
Family Madeira. very superior, only SO per gallon.
SHERRY, Rare old Yriarte, very mellow, in bottles.
Duff Gordon and other Pale and Dark wines
An excellent Pao Sherry, for the table, at only so
per gallon.
PORTS.
OFFLEy's EXTRA, vintage 1891, in bottles.
9ucrps Fort choice draught
Harris Pure Port, draught only l50 per gallon
CHAMPAGNEs,
Of all kinds from $40 to SIG; also superior Brounsoui
+. and Scotch Ale.
9cI- An assortment of choice Havana Segars
All articles carefully packed and forwarded promptly
by Il. II. McCALL1,
Wholesale and Retail dealer,
[ja3l No. 80 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-13
Important from Washir gton- Passage OF
the Fugitive Slave BiIi by the House.

The only important intelligence that we received
from Washington yesterday, by telegraph, is the
passage Of the Fugitive Slave bill by the House of
Representatives After an unsuccessful Rolion to
lay il o. the table, it was passed by vote of 100
70 75 Notwithstanding the passage of the other
bills, we must say we had our doubts of the
Fugitive Slave bill receiving the sanction of the
House; ard that it has been passed, shows most
oenclusiyely the reaction that has taken place in
the minds of members within few weeks Had
such bin been proposed in the House at the COM
mencement OF the session, il would have been
scouted and the party who proposed it driven out
And yet, in passing it, the House of Representa-
lives have done no more Than their constituents
would wish. The following is IN analysis of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-13
Marine Affairs.

srr.ssuIr Llsric-The packet ship Consultation,
Britton arrived last evening reports passing U. 9
mail steamship on the sth inst, at 8 p. NJ, OF Nan
tuckst shosi steering Y. AZ this could have been
other than the Atlantic Il IL more than probable
sh. succeeded in keeping ahead of the violent n T.
sale Of the previous night which detained the steam
thip Asia and esu,ed the s. stOreship Relief to
turn 20 port.
L,rScn.-Tha steamship Matamorss will be launch
.d 10 morr.w at an M irom the yard OF her eminent
builders Mssses. westervelt Msckey, foot Of Hous.
ton street. she is built for Messrs Morgan h Harris
Of New orleans TO be employed in the Guf trade The
MA,sm is very superior vessel Of 400 tons and
built In q ncst superior and substantial manner With
solid aoo-. iron diagonal braces and extra fastening
she IL the ecnsort ofthe Brownsville building by Mr.
Colycr foot Of Twelfth street noticed In last We'd
nssdayis R,rsid. and which vi be launched In abcu.
three weeks Morgan. ESQ, Of the Morgan Works
l. constructing the engines for both these vessels
they are of extra power and the best workmsnship
The Crescent City may justly be proud Of these t~o
noble steamers The steamboats, q New oriesnsw which
impsr such an air Of activity the appearance Of the
city are legion but n mistake not this IL the arst
step taken By the merchants that city in bull ting
steamships We wish them success In their new
terrrse.
srr.msmr Nopru AwrRic,.-rhe attempt BY Msssrs
Lawrence eneden 10 launch this vessel, proved
suecessfui yest,rdsy she will have TO be rebocked
and her ways creased afresb, when, II ready she will
be launched 4. n orrow.
srtanrHs ron CuuosSi,.-Mr ". " Brown, foot Of
l2th street las nearly completed tbbuliins Of the
steamer Pscifc. fer the Panama and San Francisco
line Her msclin,ry Is nov being put In her, while on
the stocks ard she will glide from her ways With her
steam M. the 2sth of this month the day edver.
tsod for the sailing Of the cupsrd steamer Asia With
which her owners intend to try her speed down the
hay She IL owned by Major Lsvrie and Captain
Jarvis the latter gentleman being her commander
u.rl.rsth $50 feet 81 feet beam and 20 deep Her
machinery 10 being constructed By Durham Co.
The same builder has alec under vay tvo steamers
for the Sacramento river One Is OF 800 tons ITO feet
long q tsm and 1os feet hold and -iil be ressy n
slrept two month"; Her machnery by Rsdmap Co.
The other 70 zoo feet long % beam. and los bold and
eco tons burthsp. Her machinery by y. - Cot
IFa
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DIR. KeIi,Dger Is carrying everytAan~ h.


THURSDAY, September I2-6PM.
The stock market was little more buoyant thie
morning and quotations for most of the faneies sd-
vanced fraction. Reading Railroad was the most
active fancy the list but every Transaction at the
first board on time. Erie Income Bonds advanced
y per cent? Canton Company, u; Farmers Loan, u;
Rochester and Syracuse Railroad, n Norris Canal N
Hudson River Railroad declined a per cent; Erie
Railroad, a. At the second board, Reading Railroad
Improve - per cent; Harlem, =; Erie Railroad, r.
Government ard State stocks almost entirely
neglected day and the bears appeared sell
any fancy time buyers sellers option, at the cur
rent prices Operations in Reading Railroad have re-
Gently been unusually large and purchasers have taken
hold with confidence since the disasters to rival
works connected with the coal trade. IL Is the i'm
pre- in the street, that the basis for speculative
movement in Reading Railroad is better than 1t has
been FOR years. We have, however, known so many
false impression occupy the minds OF fancy stock
Spectators that have little faith In any that may
from time to time prevail.
The ipts ut the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to sseO7o 49, payments
Slq274 rs. Balance, SO 2o2.414 sc.
During the eleven months ending July 81 1850,
there was received at the branch mint in New
orlesnsGold So $40 $50 of which s272o 992 was from
California; silver 81 2os5ls. The coinage in the
seme time has been, of gold, 81 so4, 00o Of silver
81, 0600oo. Total So $4,000.
The Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn has declared q
semi annual dividend Of Eve per cent
The Boston and Maine Railroad Company have sub
nitted to the stockholders its last annual report.
This report however, does not purpose TO give but
quarterly statement Of the business Of tn made
up TO the 1st day Of September, the stockholders
have already had since the last annual meeting the
yearly report required by the Legislature, and half
yearly one made in July so that they will have in
this report connected view Of the general manage
ment and business of the road for the year ending De-
cember 1s4e, the half ending June 1885, and
the quarter of the year ending the LIST Of September
This course is considered preferable as avoids the
confusiEr oftwo annual reports, which would neces-
ssriy embrace different portions of the year and
Is believed it comprehends the object BY
the stockholders.
The following statement shows the earnings and
pendtures Of the road for three months ending Sep
TENDER lst 1850, compared with the corresponding
period in 1870
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VIsuKRs TO TIE MErRoroiis Never before, as
far as our memory serves. has there been such
crowd, daily coming and going to and from this
city. Though we have four or five large first class
hotels, and any number Of smaller second class
establishments, yet it is impossible for strangers to
find good accomm odaiions such are the numbers
pouring in continually to al even vscancy. With.
In a few days, among other distinguished persons
in the city, we have had General Riley, from Cali
fornia, Dr. Arson Jones, from Texas, the Hon.
Zadcck Pratt, Hon. Louis McLsne, Of Maryland,
judge Bokell, Of Indiana. General Churciill, Of
the United States Army, Hon Otis Dyer, Of Ala
bams, and many other distinguished persons. The
visit Of General Riley has drawn around him many
frisnds-Dr. Arson Jones has returned here Tor his
health, and is on his way to Berkshire, Massachu.
seiis. where, in the mountainous region of his
birth place, Great Darlington, ne may reasonably
here TO be invigorat,d with tn bracing euiumual
breezes. Tic city becomes more than usually IN
tcrestne, with so mary eminent, strangers to make
It point for the exchange Of opinions and cour-
tcsies
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Arrival Of amin Fey. the Turkish hmbas-
sador-ObJscts Of his Mission-Ch srscter
of sultan abdul McdJId.

Among the most interesting occurrences Of the
day IL the arrival ia this city Of a representative
10 our government, from the Sultan Of the Ouomin
Emrirs We have been IN intercourse with the
vast country ffom which this gentleman comes, for
many ycau--sincc lS3o; but this il the first time
that the sovereign VI .m be represents has shown
> desire 10 Jcirrocatg TIE mission which the
United States has supported q bis court; and this
eircum.tauce alone. should there be no other
claim upon us, is Sufficient TO call our particular
attention 90 the subject Il his mission.
We have. Ct late years, read and heard much Ut
che cudesvors made by the late, sud those Of the
present, Sultan Of Turkey. to reform and improve
the ys.t dcmirions over which they reigncd. We
have been struck with the energetic aud successful
messure- which were adopted by the late Sultan,
Mshroud Secooi-the father Of the prese ut
sullsn-to free himself aud his government from
tho great difficulties which prevented the advance
of the advantageous system commenced by hun,
and which has been 50 commercially persisted In
by his son. We yet remember the destruction OF
The Janisssries, numerous corps of savage troops,
who actually were masters Of the country, and
ruled the empire by compelling the rcgaing Sultan
either to adopt thei' views. or to send them the
heads of.h. Grand Vi,ier and other ministers. 40,
nnffequeaily did the feeble opposition OF the sultan
COS, him hi. oru life. and in their vain attempts to
check their terrible lceiens, the father Of the late
Sultan, end his brother Mustspha, ADD uncle Sehm,
each in turn paid for their temefity and iladysed
measures withthsir lives. II was lefi to Sultan Nah
moud Second, then the las, Of the Ottoman race,
10 deliver his country from the scourge which pre-
vented its advancement, and rightly drew upon u
the character Of bsrtaiism" And yet this great
poyereien died brpkcn.hesried; for. though emit
pcntly successful in bis domestic policy 10 his
foreign he was mos, unhappy The less OF the
Crimea end all Of Georgia, Cireassia. and portion
Of Armenia, wrcsted from him by Russia; that OF
She Mores, Egypt, end Algisrs, and the sactihoe
Of his l. rye navy ia the uniowrd battle Of Nava-
mo. where n ony srcccn5ed 20 the imneass
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THE FinK DErARTNLsr AND TIE COMMON Cow
cII.-TLc contest between the Fire Department,
and the Common Council Is now assuming form and
shape, and by the time the report Of tie ioa; com
mittse IL given, the pubic mind will be worked ~
10 the highest pitch. w understand that the Fire
Department will arr oin' heir committee this eve
ming. and that in few csys, they, with the Com.
mon Council commute, viii enter upon the inves-
testion Of the charges So boldly presented by Mr..
Csrson, the Chief F,ghser We are Informed that
Mr.. Carson has engaged Horace L. Clarke and Ed-
ward Sanford as he legal advisers in the matter.
This is all right A lain, homespun man like Mr.
Carson, would have no chance against the willy
poliucisps of the Ccmmon Council, and il was PER
fectly proper for him to engage counsel We sup
pose the " culprits win do the same. The war
will soon be entered upon in earnest; and il we are
not much mistaken, the Developments Of the COM
mi,tee Of invest cation will astouish the public.