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Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

We notice in The Lust Natchez Free Ira
der, The failure (or perhaps, to use mjIdel
phrase, the Suspension of paymoni) of thc
Planters and Agricultural Banks Of that
city.
Almost every mail brings papers filed
with notices Of the pressure in our State
and il is difficult to form conclusion rs ia
the probable result of the present prevail.
ing distress. While on this subject, we
cannot but he somewhat asionishcd at the
disposition ON few who have in their pos.
session the staplc cemmQlis nf South,
crn market, (aniandwat to put
hri6ble prices on their produce at time
when4he utmost lcniency should he shown
to oplanters and Others, who are now suffer.
ing under the pecuniary embarrassmcnts
which prevail to an alarming extent, at the
the present time, IN oilr town and vicinity,
and we do sincerely hope that the system
of exorbilancy heretofore attempted to be
carried on, will, as far as possible, be dis.
counenanced by every man who has the
welfare ofhis country at heart
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
WALL STREET, New YoRE,l
2Oth ADriI-l O'clock.


The prospects are no brighter thanthey
were yesterday. Indeed, inquire Of whom
yoa may, the answer is, they are growing
worse. Among other failures, since our
last, is another large house in Wall street.
The stocks are going down rapidly, and
where they willstopn) one can conjecture
United States Is only 4 below ycsterda, )
prleesi DslANHx ankl hudson 81 Rmk oi
lhe 0rk 2 per coat;% Ohio
Trd4 Iast saIeof IIaerem to-day
was sterday so shares sold at 538
Na y Railroad closed to-day at 50
vi below the sales of yesterday; Uti.
caHs ecltncd aboat 3 por cent; Stonin !
ton sold this morning at 10, which is II
per cent below the last sales, on Friday.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
A fiat boat laden with Sack Corn wa,
sunk at the landing yesterday morning.

05-Bslow we give the rules adopted BY
the majority of editors in Mississippi, regu-
hitting the prices Of subscription and adger-
tising in this State:
SuBSORIprIoN.--Persons discontinuinc
their paper bef,re the expiration of the wear.
must pay up at the time If thoir discontinn.
ance, orthey will be charged with the whole
year.
ADVERTISEMENTS containing ten lines or
less, inserted for 81, and so cents for oach
insertion thereaiter-longor ones, ten cents
per line for the first, and half price for each
subsequent insertion. The number Of in
Fertians required, must be marked on the
advertisement, otherwise they will be CON
tinued until ordered out, and charged for
accordingly. Advertisements from dis
tance must be accompanied with the cash,
or reference in town; and none will be
copied from other papers in another State,
the Insertions of which do not amount to
five dollars.
ARTICLES of personal nature, whenever
admitted, will be charged at the rate of SO
for every ten lines for each insertion. Po-
lliical circulars or public addresses, for the
benciltofindiyiduaI persons or companies,
will be charged as Advertisements, AMI at
the same rates.
eTAnnouncing candidates for Office will
be $5 each
YEARLY ADvRprrgTxc
OTForfortyl lines or less, renewable at
pleasure, once a iceek, $50. No contract
in either case taken for less than one year
and payable half yearly.
D1J= The priv ilegc Of Annual Advertisers
is limitedto their own immediate business; (;
and al advertisements for the benefit Of 9TH
ef persons, sent M by them, must be paid
for bythe square.
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENT
Tor ~ lines or lyss, notalterable, 3 months, Sl2
l0 20 do do 6months, 90
10 % do 10 II months, 30
frALtJ0a Waax must be paid for on delivery.
ABOLITION 1ND DmuxIoN.- The Gazette
ofyesierday states that. during llla discus.
sion If the anii-slayery RESOLUTIONS IA tlie
6gnate on Thursday, 40ne neullier, naFa
bid and honest thln tho rest acknow-
edged that the principle ofihe resolutions
ii carried Uat would lead 70 q diss5lall
The Union, and Thai ho aAd gniol lae sllen
wah that understanding IYa unaoisiand
that lie Senator who made llis deelaralloh
Was The AI8n AIr. Bowman 81 AEiIaiesex.
EDsf0a GerisE
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

u9an iae l4amls:
Tgt.e PtAil,.l efaeScnats
eide Sil!e Of Mississippi:
by u1ro rcsl!alion ui the House II
Representatives, Twelve men from counties
An, lus!Ideliu tho ap)or,ionmenl law have
been admitted 80 an equal shlre in al tie
powe:s waigh belong 10 member of thas
baly
iAese powers are no less than a right 10
SlFe .hes selye votes 10 compel any NOM
hcf agansl bis will to vote upon my cues.
--lodepripe hiRof his personal l:berfy--
or 70 erpei dial from the house; and the s,iH
higher power to give their twelve votes IS
pass llwso,er the life, liberty and the pro.
psrty1Yf every citizen Of Mlssissippi-and
aeor ;ho political rights Of eyory counsq.
city, town and Senatorial district ID
State.
These high functions Of a membo
House caunls be conferred upon ans
Or set Of men, BY a simple resolution
House, but requires the sanction of ih
IatFe authority. Il is TO the le
power alone, the Constitution has ess
the right go fix and apporton de
number Of Representatives and Senale
In oiher words It requires the conoa
legislative action Of both branches 81
Legislature to coniorupon any man Or
otmcn, these high legislative andiuslse
powers, which belong to member Of b
House Of Representatives.
These twelve men have not been adm
tedby this legislative authority, but sole
by resolution Of the House.
A resolution has been offered n
House denying their right to seats, VIII
has been hid on the table A resolali
offered in the Senate to refuse all insos
course with them in acts of legislation, i
also been laid on tho table. 1t is undan
stood in bo,h HOSES, that these twoIv
men arc to 30 permitted to participate il
all the powers of To- gisation.
Under the oalhs we have taken to SUI.
port the Constitution, we believe we ii
oonnd To deny the authority OF their acts.
We do, therefore, soletnnly protest, III
behalf of the counties we represent, againsl
all acts Of the Senate in concurrence with
the unauthorized acts Of disorsanizeJ
House Of Representatives.
Believing that all f4tnro opposition to the
present Senate, will, on our part, be fruit.
less, and not being able to Join with youi
body IN any acts Of logis hton, We tender Il
you our designations as members of III,
Senate, and request that this document ma,
be spread upon lis iuurnrls, as porpatua
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
A CARD.

The subscriber, feeling dlo sense Of
the obligation hc.is under TO The energetic
citizens Of Radney, takes this methni Of
rendering to them bis grateful acknowloag
men's for their activity and cxcrtions in
arresling the fro Il few evenings since.
which acknowledgements, not only to
all the cotton sheds in the vicinity, but the
whole town. He hereby pofors The pro.
cccds e 25 bales of cotton out offs then
IN store, to the citizens Of R,dnev, for the
express pupase{of aiding in the building
aud establishment Of a Cotton Press, will,
view Of re-preSsing our cotton far a for.
e'gh market which he bogs eavo to spg-
ges' cannot t,!l to release US from that state
Of dependence on intermediate markets
which has hitherto characterized our rola
tons with them, and thereby securing to the
cptton grower the inirius SIC yame Of his pro.
ductiuns. DAVID HUNT.
. April29, 1887.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
slEisasssip9j Ecris

fa.s t.9 -t1ffarP Pl'.4el-s u iie .iat6taa
iAc6soN, Fudtv, ADrfls
TIA htG--Ies.erlly A- Falo6
myself saut a,l ghe Senate the fHH
letter uI ras.guuCa, winch was Ca
-nl.n Ihn IllEn-l..
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09


2oD5rE
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

THERE have been twelve arra iao
story family cottages added % this usler'as
establishment since last summer. which
renders &c ihc most extensive ef anv IN lhe
United States. The proprietor inf flFns ihe
gay patiian of his ,isiiars ihal the music
nni dancns win, Cor rhe future, be free of
charge, and that 5oard will be az fonner
prices.
Paper upou the solycnt Bluks Of tha
STATES in which visitors may reside, whether
Of Mississippi, Loaisiana, Alabama or Ten
uossce, will be taken at par.
q. GRAHAM.
II'rroisbnrg, Ky. June n, 1897. 20
0IrThe Advertiser and Gazette, Louis.
Vile, Observer ani lntclIigeneer. Lexing-
ton, Paris Caizen, Gc,rgetown Sentinel,
Btrdsiown Advmalc, Dinuer aud Ropub.
Iican, \ .sIIriile, II ln.lyiIlu Advocate, Rod
ney Telegraph, Yicksburg Register, Cuar-
ler and Free Trader, Nuchez, 81. Frantis-
vile Journal, Blton Rouge Gazette, anil
lh3 j Illelin and TrIc American, Now Or
leans, are requested to puhlish the above 10
the amIlnt of s ami charge this Office
Lopisriile Journal.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
FOR TAK COLLECTOR.

OFWe are authorized to anuounce Mr..
JAMES B. TRtLY, as a candidate for Tax
Collector Of jefferson county, at the No
vombcr election.
0EF We are authorized TO announce
THoMAs II. MARnLR, Esq. as a candidate
for the office of Tax Collector for this coun-
ty at tho ensuing election.
0rWo are authorized to announce Mr..
JUsTICE NJ. KING, as candidate fr Tax
Collector for this county, at the next cleo
ton.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
COPAR GiFgERSIIIP.

VWVTIE subscribers would respectfully ia.
n form their friends and ne public that
they have entered into a, Coparinership for
the purpose of transacting the mercantile
business in the towns Of Rodney, Jefferson
county, and Sharon, Madison county, Mis-
sissippi,
The Business win ho conducted in Rod
noy, under the firm Of Grihng, Cafothers
& Co., aud in Sharon, under The firm d
Carolhcrs, Grifing, y CO.
JASPER ID. GRIFFING,
TlIOS. CAR0pIElsS,
TINSAIAN DIVINE
CALEB s. BROWN.
Dec. rs. 1886. 4I--H
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
Good BEDS for Sale.

EEVIIE Undersigned respectfully informs
N the public, that he has on hand LOT
Of
DOUBLE 81 SINGLE MATTRESSES,
which ho offers for sale low for cash. En-
quirc Of Eauycr g. Farnsworih, or the sub
ssriber. MATTHEW JOHNSON,
Rodney, June 6, 1887. l7-0t
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

AWnh what ease he writes!n said young
ady, as she laid down one of WASHINGTON
'eyINC's volumes. Straightway VIC made
oW minds that the young lady did not
w what she was talking about. Had
said 'sHow easy it is to read his works, )"
coald have sympathised with her amaz-
W Then finding VIC could not make a
siactory reply without compromising
honesty, we fell to making coupari-
in silence. The steamboat glides ma
ideally and gracefully through the waters,
ftit IS no easy pomer that gives to the
lcr-traveIler her steady and rapid motion.
irae,she is tasteluly painted end gIIdcd; (;
cabins are plcasant,an her brow is
grated with specimens Of the scuIptor'a
But descend with the engoneer TO his
domain, swcller there in tho burning
geo the heated grease, and listen to tho
lfstng steam; sec the tremendous power
81 fire and water combined, until the strain
and groaning boiler threatens TO burst
ender, and de!ugo tho decks with the
naied fluid. Yol perceive thlt Etsc, al
aeh a,mild aud pleasant damScl, has Il
lpnndcd roushold father, Little drenm
admifcr of Irving how much agoniz-
III was required to beget that ease,
she SO much delighted in. Yet she
81 alone in her error. How many a
or thus lightly estimates the labor
weary author! How many trades
anilcs at the triaing employmcats Of
"a of genius! We have been mad
gh to cat an oyster supper, when we
the peasant draw an invidinus com
ison between himself and the poor
ght whose intellect supplied him with
cad 81 get my living by the sweat of my
.nw," said he, "whilc you are trilling away
bur times with books andaeapcrs."
Yes, see that pale and hungry being
nrtIed from his task by tho sound of the
lidnight bell. Sec how his fingers GRASP
he pen convnsively, as he fears his task
viii not be accomplished in time--a slave
nen whose pockets arc better lincd thar
neir pericraniums, and who metc out to-hin
Is starvlcing pittance with the unwilling
and of an unwilling mind ofan upper ser
nl dealing on, cold pancakes and saus
ends to beggar. See him place bItl
upon his swapping brain as the fires
ncy dart from ApoIlo's mount upoI
lhering soul. Yet, Show easy h
-EgIdntinc
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
My Hast Invitatiosi.

MY B,ols, B ,nds and Accounts, en-.
bracing the debts due John Payno
and Aicxander Ross, or John payne& Co,
James Scott, John Payne, and Alexander
Ross, or james Scott s. Co, are len wish
Mr.. Wo)DFoRD Woon, at Mcssrs Voc s..
Dlyenporl's of this place Mr.. Wood is
authorized to settle. collect, and receipt for
all debts due mo Mr.. JAMES PAYNE is al
so authorized to sell and convey any proper
ty belonging to me, and to collect debts BY
suit or otherwise.
| have waited near two years and siS
months for many Of the debts now due me,
and perhaps may be induced to wait several
years longer, il settlements and fair promis-
es arc made in a short time. do hope those
that have open accounts with me will call
Immediately, and give their notes payable
lst Of October next, and that an effort az
least will be made to pay them when dae.
JOHN PAYNE.
June 6, 1897. l7-f
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
F0R ~ SHERIFFALTY.


OriYe are authorized to announce MIR.
sAnuEL LAUGuNAN, as a candidate far the
sheriialiy Of JefIersoa county at the No
yember election.
0rWe are authorized 70 announce Mr..
GEoReE ToRRv, as a candidate for the
shoHaaIty of Jefferson county.
Mr.. EDIroR: You are hereby auihpfiz-
edtoanumnee Mr. JsMgs II. MoSTcougRx,
as a candidate for the SherlIally 81 this
county. ne0-Il7-se.
Mr.. PALNER-You win obligc rs BY an
nOuncing Mr.. ALEXANDER b. ROSS, as
a candidate for The sheriaalty Of this coun-
~. We hope that he will consent 10 lend
us his name aud serve ne.
Feb. d, 1897. I2-lfI
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
WANTED ON HIRE.

A FAITHFUL, trusty house Servant,
"a capable of doing plain cooking,
washing and ironing: for whose services a
liberal monthly compensation will be paid
in cash. Apply at the Commercial Bank
of Rodney.
April 25, 1887 Tiff
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

FHItlIl undersigned will offer at public
a sale, on Saturday the lst day Of July
next, on tho premises, about two miles
from Rodney, on tho road leading toCharIcs
S. Lees, deceased,
ONE ACRE OF LAND,
with the House thereon, known as the Meth
odist Meeting limsc called Z.bulon. This
property is to be sold by order of the Qpar-
lerly Conference for the benefit ofthe6Ieth-
olist Episcopal Church, to whom it belongs.
Title TO the property indisputablo. A Gre
dit will be given until the lst of January
next. MOSES GROVES, Trustee.
Rodney, June 20, 1887 l0-3t
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
oPULAR EDUCATION.

country there can be no dispute
propriety Of diffusing the advan-
education among all classes of our
Though an admitted lrath, that
aDd intelligence arc the pillars of
al happiness and political safety;
ike many other practical convic-
jls with too many to have passed
heart into the creed, without cor
lent determination upon actiOns--
lie people light is heard on all sides
ileratcd by every tongue. But year
gcar elapses, and still multitudes of
persons arc growing up 10 our coun-
holly destitute Of the common rudi--
Of schuol instruction. The liberal
aer IN which the children Of all hlvo
provided lurlat the public expense, the
rs q being taught reading, writing, and
motto, confers great honor on the coun-
The eye Of Intelligence, in its umplest
id Of contemplation, cannot rest on bright
pnrcr spots, %han those Jscupicd BY iH-
liiiens consecrated to the deyelopcmont
Improvement Of The mind. And a no
Fgaction cannot hc exercised on earth,
that of cooperating with lhe Universal
nt in his supreme. purpose of creation
yanremont of human nature in the
8inental and moral perfection. When
ihe eve is directed to those district
houses, built ly .ho m nifccncc of
ople, for the education of all who will
ihemsclves Of their ever open. doors,
leart swels Ni,h the raptures Of Il gene
sympathy, and we dwell in Joyous an
:lpaiiun on the rich benefits to he roapcd
Society, from our district schools. May
! spirit which ac.uated the erection of
pse edi6ce$, apd which now susiains them
rvadc our land, till every neighborhood
Ill be boaulifod by Inc presence otsimilor
stilutions.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

NTMrr OF CoURT There was az
riiiionor or law over the mountains
mia, who was sort of "Sir Omclen
lhe magistrates nr county court
eserh he told the Conrt was law the
decided was law. He was sprivi
chamcier." Though the Court CON
cd Mr. Jones inallible, some Of the
eg attorneys used to venture a smirk
md then; ono went SO Car as no, only TO
5 that Wlmt Mr Jones said was law, but
press sonic surprise that he should as
o be 50. THIS was downright "con-
nnt cnly Of the Court, but of Mr.
Wherelpon MIR Jones so beratet
a the lawyer, that he called upon
b protect him
nct you!n said 1.-THE Court. You may
rseli well off that the Court does
bid you!n
mis.ma!n exclaimed the young law
katln
sc," replied the Court, "you PM
.,aapassion, and made him curse
before the Court.''
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
NO OpTCB

NYHE partnership Of Keller Mason 6
CO., of New Orleans; Mlsoa, Hdr-
ris & Co., af Natcho1; and Hatrig, Kelley
& Co., Rodney, was dissolved on the
2lst OF May last, by the death Of Samuel
a. Mason, ono Of the partners 6f the firms.
The undersigned, surviving partners,
will he charged with the settling and clos
ing said business as follows, viz: Levi g.
Harris viii attend to The settling Of the bu-
sineSs Of Mason, Harris s. Go. at Nathcz,
and Harris, Kelley g. Co, at Rodney; and
Henry Kelley will attend to the settling Of
The business Of Kelley, Mason & CO., at
New Orleans. The names of the several
firms will be used in liquidation only.
Those indebted % said firms are earnest
N requested 10 como forward ami ,aalxo
early settlements; and those having claims
will please present them without delay.
LEVI g. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
Rodney, Jddo 30, 1887 I9-gis
The Natclcz Courier y Journal
Port Gibson Correspondent, Grand Gull
Advertiser, and ViclssbaFg Register, vii
glvo the above three Insertions ald lorWatt
lhcn accounss heTe oy settlement,
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
- Ls HEREBY -

NOTICE rs HEREBY GEFEN,
FEHHAT Pursuant in on oadef ofihe Pro.
bate Court of ibe lasi May Tenn
thereof l6o Undersigned, legal represents.
sire. s. Mify Eliza Ktyan0ugh and l,emin.
p Wa0lAri8go, minor heins Of Thsn4a
& sieKay, decd, VIII sell Al public sal8
60 lhe hlghesi biiders the following
TRACT OF-LAND-
known and designated as The Ab. Thrcckl5n
Tract, upon the mass Of survey of jefferson
county, at Washington; by said Throektou
transferred fo- n. G.. Ridgely, by him to
Gcurre poindexter and By him 70 Thomas
f. Mckay. Sud Tracl contains. about
SEVEN HUNDRED s. ONE ACRES.
The above land to be sold on a credit .
twelve myntlis. Sale to 4nke place at Ilsc
door Of the Coar,-house ia and for said
county on the l7tb day Of July'uext
N. KAYANOUGH.
+. WO0LDRlDGE
June G. 1887. l7-6t
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

NIB. Those Editors who shall see fit
to publish thc Prospectus of the Register,
shall receive the thanks of the publisher, as
well as a gratis copy ofthc volume, and may
depend on a reciprocity Of the favor when
ever thcv may ask il.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
LAPE& & SNYDER.

II AVlNG disposed Of their Stock Of
n = Goods 10 Mr.. Alexander H. Wilson,
respectfully solicit all persons indebted 70
them TO come forward and settle their ac-
counts Immediately.
Rodney, July 4, 1897. 2l--Sm
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
n orr O n.

EVIIE subscriber viii, at the uext May
N Term Of the Probate Court of JelIef-
son County, presenthis account as adninis-
traitor on the estate of Ivy II, Watson, fur
final settlement and allowance
JAMES WATSON, Ami
April II, 1887. Off.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
N0TICE.

a Ii persons indebted to tho firm Of
IN Wrlssr and ALLISON, A. SsYDEE, o.
AtLlsoN and SNypER, arc horeby REL
questod 70 come forward immediately and
settle .nalr accounts with the Undersigned,
who IS alone authorized 10 receive and re.
c6ipl iog slie yqIae, as lie Is deslTous Tint
tlie business should bo closed as soon as
possible
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney Sept 6, 1896 30-4
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JEFFERSON CouNfY.

Probate Comt,-llay Term A. D..lS37.
EHNO all persons interested ip the lands,
d Tenemcnts and herilitaments, Of
Pleasant Elum, decoascd,-Grcotin
YOU are hereby cited to appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of Jefferson county,
at Regular Term thereof 10 he holden al
the Courthouse in and for said county,
on The fourth Monday in July next, then
and there to show cause, if any you can,
why said Court, should mt then order thai
certain lands belonging to said Estate, be
sold
do hereby certify The abovetobc true
transcript from the minutes Of said Court
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
COMMERCIAL BANK Of RODNEY,
JUNE 9Th, 1887.

THE Directors have this day declared
dividend of five per cent out Of the profits
of the Institution for the last six months,
payable on or after tho 4th prox imo, in
Post Notes, having twelve months to run.
2l-3t JNO. GOODlN, Cash'r.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
levi c.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
~ =
jane 81, 1897.

0CTThe N,tchoz Courier g. Journal,
Port Gibson Correspondent, Grand Gulf
Advertiser, and Yicksbargh Register, will
give the above s;x Insertions, and forward
their accounts here for settlement.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

Russian Baron has been condemned
q loss Of his nobility for killing poet.
would come over and kill a few hum
i this IconHtry, he would deserve TO
iored.--Lo Louisville Joarnal
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
LIST OF LETTERS.

I'D EAlAlNlNG in the Post Office al
he, Rodney, Miss, on the 30Ih June,
Which, ifnOt taken out before the LIST Of 0c-
,obcr mexr, viii be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters:
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

II lNLOUR, Lorl, Wldskoy and Idvefpo,
Salt for By
FAJlYIiR 4 FARISsYVOKTli.
Dec 70, 1896, 45 III
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
RULES OF THE MISSISSIPPI PRESS.

RULES OF TIE MISSISSIPPI PRESS.
\ SUasCmPrIoN.--Per disseminating
their paperbcf>ro the expiration of the year,
must pay up at the time of their discontinue
ancc, orthoy will be charged with tho whole
year. afer
ADVERTISEMENTS coniaiaing ten lines OF
less, inserted for S and so cents for oarb
insertion thereafter longer ones, ten cents
per line for The first; and half price for eacli
subsequent Insertion. The number of To-
sefiions required, must be marked on the
advertisement, otherwise they will be con-
hnued until ordered out, and charged for
accordingy. AdyerIisrm m ,nts frons . dis
iancc must be accasRpaRiedwilb lho cash,
ora reference in iowa; aud Dons viii be
copied from other papcrs in another State,
the insertions of which do not amount y
five dollars.
ARrIcLhs of personal nature, wheneyer
admitted, will bo charged at the rate Of SO
for every ten lines for each insertion. Po-
Iiiical circulars or public addresses, Eor the
benefit Of individual persons or companies,
viii be charged as advertisements, and az
the same rates.
OrAnnouncing candidates orOfice VIII
be So each.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

IL acru ldleH.--A ieiI1F
ibis city, dated the 1871
Tie PARTICULARS of the ire
quake, at Jerusalem, on the
18th. The Minlrer ou Mount
a part Of the city walls wero
aVn, but The damage was other
ling, allltuugh, the shock was very
The House in which lhe Ameri-
sii-sionaries resided was shaken 10 ihe
1aiiun, bul escaped without injury to IL
S iamaics.--Ch. Courier.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

|eRTARDINc The wife Of Mr. Ephraan
S of Ross roantv, Ohio, was recently
bed Of four children ata biflIi