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The boy Israel was hung at the Jail in this
place on Friday last. Some days previous to
his las, he fully confessea to his crimes in tho
presence Of several dslnte esled gentlemen.
He stated that his efforts were exclusively d.
rected procure the death of his Mistress--;he
wife Of Ger. Miles, sand that he had been in =
dustriously engaged in the pursuit Of that OBJ
ject, by administering poisonous drugs, &c.
Raymond Gazette:
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WOODNAN SPARE THAT TREE.

WOOD WAN SPARE THAT TREE.
Woodman spare that tree!
Touch not single bough;
In youth it sheltered me,
And I'll protect it now.
1t was my fathers hand
That placed it near his cot;
Then, woodman, let it stand
Thy axe shall harm it not. a.
That old familiar tree, q
Whose glory and renown
Are spread DER land and sea;
And wouldst thol hack it down!
Woodman, Ior5ear thy stroke!
Cut not its earth bound ties;
OH! spare that aged oak,
Now towering to the skies!
When but an idle boy,
! sought its graceful shade;
In all their gushing Joy.
There, too, my sister played,
My mother kissed me here;
My father pressed my hand;
Forgive this foolish tear,
But let the old oak stand?
My heart strings round thee cling,
Close as thy bark, old friend!.
Here shall the wild birds sing;
Ard still thy branches bend.
Old tree! the storm still brave!
And wOOdman, leave the spot
While I've hand to save,
The axe shall harm thee not
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
Jackson, Feb. IT, 1850 {

Garrison, ih) Aboliionisi, is outin favor OF
disunion. He says "rhe time has come to
preach disunion on the highest moral and re.
Egious grounds. The constitution of The Uni
ted States is "a covenant wtIfdea'h and agree-
ment with hell" III the name Of God, OF
Christ, Of humanity, Of liberty, il must be de-
nounced and repudiuted by all who revere
God, love Christ, rel gard humanity, aud cherish
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Tne Nalohez Ffeo Trader eompIains lhat in

Tne Natchez Free Trader complains that in
the election of delegates to frame the CaifOr-
MIA constitution, the half civilized native was
allowed to vote with the 'cnlightened emigrant
from the States' That may have been very
wrong, but is not quite SO bad as General
Ca's led US to-expect, when he told US that by
the acquisition of California, we had acquired
''Preponderating cOlured population" who
brought with them ''he right to make and ex-
eeute the laws Of the country Of their resi-
dence. Tide Nicholson letter. Iftte General
was Ecorrect in that epistle, we think the 'na-
tiyes" acted quite literally in sharing their
preroga,ives with the "enlightened emigranls
from the free States " Whig.
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AND DEALERS IN
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'Avls Dry Goods, Iron, Na'Is,
Castings,
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MOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI.
Eate prepared to make Cash Ad'
nnces upon consignments Of Cot
nr friends in New Orleans, Mess
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Paatalion supplies, BAGGiNG
GEc., from New Orleans, or al
pnG We will also make cash
s Upon Cotton for sale in store
Il place Being prepared witt
COFF0N SHEDS, we can efIec'
llte upoa all Cotton stored with
mdesired by the planter,
rs, 1919. 5O-6m
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Gen. Cass's great speech against the proviso
is being extensively repjblished in the North
ern papers and cannot iail Of having a most
happy eect, It's a proud monument Of the
fame Of the illustrious Senator. We wish il
understood that we are for the General as the
Democratic candidate in the next Presidential
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HEsTLEY 2 = "o
RIESTLEY & MOSBY,
tltHs IN DRUGs AND MEDICINES;
M sTuFFs, OILs, AND PAINTS;
GLASS AND PUTTY;
Rocks. BLANK Books, STATIoNA'
VWcY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c
I'M, sian Of GOLDEN MORTAR.
CANTON, MI.
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1oretom Retus

Turkey and Russia The Russians have re- {
sumed diplomatic relations with the Porte.
i is expected Austria will no, be slow 10 fol-
low with numberiess constitutions for her
rovinces.
a complete reconciliation, it is said, has ta-
ken place between Russia and Turkey. at
The Russian list q prescribed persons con.
talns The name Of Ben, and five others That
Of Austrin begins with Kossuth and contains
thirty-two others. l 1
1t is said that Madame Kossuth aas ioiaed
her husband, having escaped from Hungary as
mendicant.
The English Consul al Vienna, has diseos.
cred diabolieal plot, instigated by Austria 70
murder KossutR. a
PkUssrA--The threatened dissolution Of the
cabinet has been avoided BY compromise.
The King is now disposed to take the oath
to support the constitution
In Wentenburg there appears to boa change
Of9Pinion favorable to Russi ian influence:
The Hanoveran Chamber refuses to recon-
ni2e the central commission Of Austria and
Prussia. constitution is recommended for
GermdGy. E
RoME,---lt is said that the want of money
prevents the Pope from returning to his capi-
tUl, and Francc,it is said, has offered funds 10
his Holiness. LasNa
The satdiniau Chamber Of Deputies bnsap-
proved The treaty Of peace concluded at Mi.
Ian by tie Pedmontese and Austrans. lis
expected that tie Senate will also approve II
Al Berlin negotiations for the Treaty Of
peace between Prussia and Denmark ,havc been
renewed.
FROM MoNrGoMERY.--O Our dates are UP TO the
7th, with Legislative proceedings to the 9Th.
Mr.. Murphy introduced into the Senate a
report in favor Of abolshing the "white basiesn
system, Laid on the table by aOie Of II to
TO-
The Senate passed bill appropriatng $780,
900 to iebuild the State House at Monigor1e.
ry, by a vote Of u yeas to l6 nays, which had
been sent to the House. ma
Mr.. Winston, from special committee repor4
ted set Of resolutions on III, slavery question
which passed. the SENATE unan .mously. They
resolve that our rights are to be maintained o.
all haEards-recGmmen the election Of dele
gates to the Nashville Convention, and the
Governor to convene the Legislature upon the
passage Of the Wilmot Proviso or any kindred
measure.
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Ii is reported il the New York Tri.
bune that Neil s. Brown Of Tennessee
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Y oil times be found Car
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NV 1aaSr with every article in
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sI,o oaoON ON&ELIJAHM FLY,
'ioRNEYS aTBaW,
/, canton, Miss.
" y the practice in Madison,
Y sslla y counties.
l0-tf
0aEwINc TOBACCO.
,ao ls''Vsd Tsa 3 supply Of Superior d
'OOecco, and for sale, by
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