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The native American., 1838-12-01
MANAaERR's DAUaHTER.

MANAdERR'S DAUGHTER.
Mr. Dictator, Manager ofa Theatre Mr.. Riddle
Mr. Shanks the principal Tragedian, MIR. Hautonville
Mr. Scraggs, principal Comedian, Mr. Garner
Botchet, the Promptcr, Mr.. E. B. Clemens
Trot the Call Boy, Mr.. Reeder
Mrs. Dictator, Mrs. Hautonville
Miss Grand, principal actress, Mrs. Slater
Miss Jean Margaret D. the Mana.l n;.. n,,o,..
gers Daughter, 10 years Of age, MISS davenport
CHARACTERS ASSUMED.
Hector Earspitter, "a Caricature Sketch of a
genuine Yankee,) .-"
MISS DAVE NPORT!!
Yankee Doodle's come to town, mounted on Pony,
He stuck feather in his cap, and called it Macaron"
Miss EFFIE HEATHERBLOOM, Ga Blossom from the
Highlands,) in which she will Dance Highland Fling
MISS DA VENP ORTIZ!
"Dance! hae danc'd DER the bonney purple heath
flowers wi the blythesone shining aboon me- and
the bright stats winkng their at me- and the sweet
layerock piping to my steps till a. seemed fairy land
and the earth heIsel appeared dancing beneath my
FERGUS O'BOTHERWELL, "a Mdshipman from
the Emerald Isle, with no, BIT ofbrouge at all al)
MISS DAVENPORT!
With New song-"My Father hued near Ulster 7ovn
PAUL, "a Minstrel Boy, from LA Grande Nation, y
With New Song,
MISS PORT!
"Sadly the Minstrel Boy wanders from home,
"Sadly must he from his dear Country roam
"Pity him. Lady fair, shed nercy's ray,
"Lady fair, lady fair, pity pray"
SAPiNELLA THESPIs, Limitations of Jaqueline and
Sally Screechow, with the character Of an Old Lady
Three Score and Ten, for which she dresses on the
Stage,)
MISS DAVENPORT:
With the Song of when scas young GIRL no girl pas
like mel"
The native American., 1838-12-01

Galveston city, in Texas, at present contains
nearly one hundred finished buildings. and about
as many more under contract. Six months ago
the number did not exceed Gve!-Lerington
Standard.
The native American., 1838-12-01

In Rehearsal, and will speedily be produced, move
piece of intense interest," written expressly or Miss DA
VIEWPOINT and performed by her in the first Theatres il
England, Ireland, Scotland and America, with unprece
dented success, entitled,
THE DUMB BOY OF MANCHESTER.
The native American., 1838-12-01
THE NATIVE AMERICAN

We mentioned in our last that the President
had issued his PROCLAIM ltion, and the object OF II;
but il may be gratifying to our readers to see II
entire. We therefore give it.
The native American., 1838-12-01
NATIONAL THuArRH.

Mr.. WARD respectfully announces to the public OF
Washington, that the above named Establishment will
open for the Winter Season Monday erening. Decem-
ber Sd, 1888.
The native American., 1838-12-01

Mr.. Woodman, who lately married a Miss
Tree, in England, whipped his wife day after
the wedding. ....
"Wooiman spare that Tree"
The native American., 1838-12-01

To conclude with piece, written expressly for
Miss Davenport, by E. Lancaster, Esq, with new ap
propriate dresses, properties, &C.. music composed
pressy for Miss Davenport by the celebrated NJ CORR,
called the .a*
The native American., 1838-12-01

TAMES B. CLARKE hasopened-
- 90 pieces French and British merinos all qualities
and coors a"-
10 do. ladies' cloak cloths, most desirable shades
10 do. new style cassimeres " .
80 do. cassimeres, all prices
25 do. super. French and English cacoes, new
styles
20 do. super. white, co;ored and domestic AanneIs
20 pairs Whitney and rband bound blankets
80 do. IO.4, III, and 1874 rose blankets -.
100 do. Mackinac, dufhl, and point blankets, for
servants
100 doz silk, cotton worsted, mohair, and lambs
wool hosiery (including assortment Of misses
and chdrens)
Also, shaws gloves, stocks, umbrellas Canton fan.
nels and doeskins. plain and hem stitched nrn cambric
handkerchiefs lace wells, bead recules cotton iinge
lambs wool shirts and drawers, &c. &c.
Also, IL case fine Florence braid bonnets
! l-2 do. colored English do.
LIZ do. do. American do.
Also, an excellent assortment Of ladies' fine slippers
and walking shoes. of superior quality.
The above together with any other goods in the sub
scribers line, he will sell low if not lower than the
same qualities can be bought elsewhere in the District
Nov. 24-3t,
The native American., 1838-12-01

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-The subscribers hav-
ing taken the store formerly occupied by p H. Bor-
land, Pennsylvania Avenue between 9Th and 9th sts
stock Of Seasonabe Dry Goods, 10 which they would
particularly invite the attention Of purchasers as having
been selected with great care and will be disposed Of on
the most favorable terms.
A.. w. & J. E. TURNER.
~ .
The native American., 1838-12-01

First Appearance OF
MRS. VEN PORT,
An Actress Of celebrity, from the London Theatres who
isengaged expressly to support Miss DAVENPORT
The native American., 1838-12-01

n HOWARD'S IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLon1py
- SOAP, deseIvedy celebrated for rendering the
skin smooth and soft, removing chaps pmpes and ben.
shrs for the preservation Of the teeth and gums and the
cure OF offensive breath. Tor cleansing and healing sores
and wounds for preventing AMI curing cutaneous diseases
particularly in infants, for bleaching musns and hand
kerchefs, and for the removal of grease paint tar &c.
from clothing.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at nv Pharma-
cy, near Seven Buildings also for sale at many of the
Drug and Fancy stores in Washington, Baltimore, and
throughout the United States.
August III FLODOARDO HOWARD
The native American., 1838-12-01

nFFfcIAL-FHoM THE GLoBT.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
The native American., 1838-12-01

On MONDAY EVENING. DEC. Sd, will be presented
the lat. !h and 9th Acts Of Shakspeares Tragedy OF
The native American., 1838-12-01
Oct 20--6t

Fancy GOODS: -
l. 20 pieces figured Gro de Maps and Rept silkA
10 do plain Poult de Sole
10 do do Gro de Maps ~.
IL do 3 Italian Lntestrngs, black y
do s 4 black and blue. black Lustrings
do blue-back Poult de Sole
d" do. Gro de Antique
do French Bombasin
do Silk Surge
10 do plain and figured Satins
do figured do for evening dress
cartoons French Work Collars
do Black Lace Wells
20 dozen linen cambrc Hdkfs ....
do fancy Scarfs and Hdkfs.
Nov IO-3t A. w. & J. E. TURNER.
~ -COPARTNERSHIP.-R w. BATES.
~ Merchant Tailor, would inform the public that he
has this day associated himself with THOMAS +.
HARNESS, for the purpose Of carrying on the Tailor.
ing business in all its various branches his old stand
Pennsylvania avenue First Ward next door TO Dr. How
ards Pharmacy where they would respectfully invite
.he pubic to call ami examine their choice selection Of
eooas o. me latest Importation which they will make up
NOV l0-6t BATES & HARDNESS.
The native American., 1838-12-01

BY The TFeSld:nt: ~.
JOHN FORSYTH. Secretary Of State.
The native American., 1838-12-01

ENRENCH CASSIMERES.-Openedt to-day
so pieces French Cassimeres which will be sold
by the piece, very cheap
Nov 6-3t. BRADLEY & CATJETT
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9 cbers tt,ro 81 t11s t..
"erntt 1T pas <etsn-beiter bic Suntt."
Mir 9lauben Aa' an eiuen @ott.

Ginftmals fam Gin 5cbtcs aus 81 attt3 at bic
pfcrte bes Joi,n,nels,
polttrt unb rief: n,aebt aut % Sa tdaute Scr
btili9e Yetrus
Aus Der 9e6ffneten 1bur berppr, unr fraatc: "tptr
bitt ru?
" Sd bin Gin fatbolt(ber Gbrttf, bee alletti
Dciltrn9cnren 9lautets ~
" Gttt rid bort auf bic Sant,' rief petrus, spte.
Oct rerfAlieBenp.
0terauf fant ein Epbtcr aus O emf an sic pfcr:
te pes -5i,nneIs,
Vp(tcrt uup rief: ntaebt auf!" QHtr lift bu p
fraste pcr Shnscr.
" Sd etn ealpiniC6er &Grttt, bes allein
beiltrnscnrcn 0ioi;sens!"
"9rrt auf bic S5antp riet petrus. Ou tetn Gin
xrbter aus .6amburS,
Npltert unb rttf: "macbt anfn "qRer lift cu p
fraste Der SnnSer.
" Sd Gin utDcrtfber 0Drttt, bes allein
bctltrinaenptn 8lautcns "
" Sprt at.f bic Sont!" rict petr1ts. Slun taBer
(te, fbauten te,punrtrno
Srnntn unp Olpnp' urb Stern' int borncnif1er
IaUs, unp pernaDmen
I6orfcnt6n unb 8tfan9' unp atDmeten Sufte bes
-{5t,nmtls.
ltnc tbr .etr1 nor entsadt gum beten 9efanse
"QSir 8la ubcn
Np an tinen 8rttp' Sa NIT eirmal fpran:
9en bic. SlH9el
Nauftbcnr auf, h0s umbcr Des .0imtsels 0ahI
nurdb ten Netbcr
seuhtcte. 9'etrus erftbten, unp (praeb NIT frtuno
lebcm Sadlcn:
.6att ibr eueb nun tcfonncn, ibr tbSrcbtcn &inber
10 tonlalt benn!' (Srtent
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QSp iinO QorDtbea Monmeller unO
Charlotte Geibert;

S9 ctbt sctrrne QSenlinseiii sebhrtis III S6trsfelo
~ in 9,eu> Bopcrn. ltnterf6tiebehe rpanberte nit
ibren teipen pttn9cmclpccn petfcttt IN 1884 had
Qncrita, ater jcre berelten tefanp b ouf einc be-
(pnoern Setife. sic bat teitrem ctnen Srtcf pom
tDrcn 6iptter erEolten = petelte lit icbr pcrlcz
ren stsarsen unb ie ,peiB paber niebt in pesr &C.
senb ictlbcn (et ttfnpen; rermutbct ater n Staat
Ohio, ,lnb pelleitbt IN riefem (Start) eduntp. Sa
f1e ftDHlsbtt Ssohribt pcn penelten sa erbalten
tpinft. 70 tttet ie epen OienEbenfrennp, rem bies
au 8ciebt tct1mt, Der rom Aufentbalts rrt 0ten9es
nant,ter ptis, ibr 2fustunft Sn ertbe(er.
= as,~s atBaretba g bmtet.
DIAN apbre6ire Cater rptffrcp) an "Peter Kauf-
mann and Co. Canton, Ohio.
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1Oter ce5abr9an9.- !
a5RnfnauMgelI:

l. Der % 9aterlanbsfrennb unb 8eiit
Der 5eiP erfdcint rcscl,naBis jeben Sreita9.
2. Der @nbftriptirnss9,teis 1T Gin 1boler
nnb so 6 en- t s, in Spraustesablun9, rner Aaz
CT, fails bic 3tituns nht nnerba(t Der erlrtn 9"lfs
&C bes Sabrs ttsabt wirb.
3.a9ie 9trtencuns sefhiebt anf Soften BET ltn'
terfbrcitcr, unp Sriefe ait bic 6eraus9cter nubeit
pcitfrep cn9etanpt merren.
4. 1n3eistn trerpen prcn,at bas Bicred fur l.
men 1baler ein9eritt; miben eter tcslcieb toar
teSabft wtrbcn, no man nie6t auf fpntiSe 0rt 1T
GedbnunS ttebt.
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Ser Sorotc9o 8runnen.

Gorotc9o Srunneny Elm incorporates
Gtdoben i'm tpeitliben Sbeil bon Sara-
to9a @ountp, Nesp:Wort, bat 1904 Gin
spobner. Da bic t9eilqueQen bort iebr be-
rGbmt fino, beiu6en febr siele unierer
'9roBten Geute, tpie AUDI piele &rante, ben
Srt uno 9efbibten, tpie Die yea6feben=
De m09en ii6 wobl mitunter 5utro9en.
Mib Simper erf6ien in ele9anten
fbwor5en &leioern in Soroto9a. Mon
la9te, fte trauere UNI ibren 8ater, einen
rei6en 8onfbolter, rer neuli6 in 8olti-
more 9eiforben tpdre. Ser S6merj bate
ibre GeiunrDeit 5erit0rt: Ebrdnen botten
Die Nolsn bon iDren 2Son9en 9etpafben,
uno iie tpor 9efommen um iib tpieoer Up.
petit uno 9elunobeit 5u bolen. Mib Sin-
per 1pat notarli6 cine yeibe Grbiu uno erz
re9te 9robe Nuf fn.erffamfet. Die 9erren
|nannten fie cine S60nbeit, uno fpraben
uiel bon ibren lie9enoen @ltern, Sontitod
uno barren @eloe. gini9e Der Damen
bielten ibre @eiibtefarbe fir 5u blei6 II.
2(uoern mibfiel bic 2lrt uno Wsile, NIT Der
lte lib tleioete. Srau 9obTie9er faete, iie
babe ni6t oas Nnleben elmer Dame BON
Stano, wdbreno Captain 9aGipdrb iie
ols Elm oerbadti9seeel betra6tete uno er-
fldrte, oab ct lfe fit einen uersapptenSees
rduber balte. Die fb6ne Sremoe belubte
|ieoob flsibi9 Die aue(e, iblus fittian, bic
Aueea hieosr tpenn fie ahsebtift spuroe,
uno ibien nibts als ibren ei9enenS1mer5
i'm Nuse su baben.
I'm oieie 3eit 5ei9te ftb Maior Siheons
mel in ben, 9efbdftisen plaee. @r mar
Elm fb6ner fblonfer Monn, unbefansen
uno polirt, uno fbien 2(Qes um fib 9erum
nit bofider G3leib9tilti9feit gu betra6-
ten. St par elm Sffi5ier i'm Dienfte Der
8rittilben Ma;eltdt unb 8ruoer zines
enslifben @rafen AUDI, bieb es, befiee
er 9robe eanbftri6e i'm @effen. Gr fbien|
nibt @eieQfbaft gu fuben; mar aber gu
'pobl er5o9en, ols oob er ibm aneebotene
@efdQisfeiten bdtte 5urddFoben foQen.
Den 5erren 9efiel fein gutter 8erftanb :;
feline 2enntaibe rer@elt u. feline feineMa.
aier ; Die Oomen i6ien ct eans 5u s1eioen,
ano ife batten oater tpeni9 @elesenbeit,
tibet feline Gi9enibaften 5u urtbeilen.
Maior Sieccnnel unc Mib Sit,iper Ia
nen our6 5ufau an Dem Sprin9brunnen
uiamnen. Ser Sffiaier bate 10 eben fein
Slas sefdut als iie iib nabte ct dberz
eitbte es oer edop, tpelbe, als fte bas fla
e Clement einfbdrfte, ibr Gofbentub|
auen lieb. Der Maior bob oas feineGam=
rid. Sud- sallaaterpeiie auf uno tfattete
8 Der @isentbimerin 5ur,id --une eas erz'i
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80 1T Qram @asner uno feline So3te
Gotbarina @aoner

0fus Srpttslba6, Canton Sufel, imSs6nisreitb Ncn'
~ Bayern, ,pelte int 2(u9utt 1886 na3 9trrr.
2tmetifa atretfcten u,p III Sseu yert angefrm,ncn
Gnb, u,b prn pa mad Sle,part tm Steat 9less> Ser
iep siensen, mp befaster 1pam 2Basnsr i',i -9anlt
pp abael &ieel III bic Soft Biens, titwelaber 3eit
mir ater teine Saebridt prn iDna crbateil baten;
Seine Srau bat ieb ppr einenl Sa9r ,tab Amcriea
tescten unp ,ranfbt germ i'm anf5uf1neen, tno tts
tct nun ber,sb, 70 Semanp BON ibm ober ron feiner
xce,ter ,peis, ibr Sla6ridbt Su setea. ItbreBe an
Gbrttttna 9Ba8ner, natc hey
Gantrn, Canton pottzOffts, Start Gp. obio.
Strtcmter 2l. 41na
ufltntere scebrtt 6erren Gplesen ,perbeit erfubt,
ptisc an3eiscn etltbe Deae ensnrieten, tppftr pir
1T 0eseucientten tertit tfeDen., 50 .. ,.-
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Quoemeine Wab(.
33rokIamtattou.

ONaoJridbt pirb bicr,it an bic tfi,n,nfab9et CT:
~ ,pabler BON Start Ga.sntp, obic, ertbeiIt, rot
fie a,nOientfas, Den
9ten nddften October,
an pen sem5Dnfi@cn pf1,>n o.5 $ .ltsns Der ab>
len in ibrtn unterfberiben 1aunfbirs jfann'ct1 3r
tp,nt,t Daten ,,n, penn Inp pafelttf, Sea perecns
ttitutrn unp 8ettse bes Staats, surd9 Sts'nm5ette
iu tr,pablen-
Gine Vtr(cn fir G,rurernSr,
Cine perfcn fir Grn3rcB,
f. Cine per(cn ftit Senatrr,
3pep pet(cheit fir Nerraiertantsn'
Cine Ytfibh fir Vplnntbichct,
Gtne perlcn fir 2turitcr,
Gine pcrfrn fir NBcBcr,
Cine perIcn fur Grrcncr.
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$50 1T Sobonn Srieorib Gbrift. 8uft

aus Geblite, tei 0erne, tm 8rrbber5cStDain Olcenz
burg Sertelte Fam unsefabr prr Sabrem it1 Slen>
gprt at. Gr miro berpurb seriobieb antsefprbert
b tinnen Sabresfrilt 5u etccn, TIN fein patcrlies
GrbtDcil it 8elk su ,,ebmer, ,pbriscnfalls Ct fen
Grtret perliert ,no ais tcbt tetrabtet perecn fca
S,abere Nustunft iiter bic 6incraBenbaft crtbeift
- 2Bilbelm 0ap pbe, 80. 322, Sroabipap,
Cert a.. 4l,. Sleuz Vrre.
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0}eue &leiDerma6erep
in p,r @tatt Canton.

~er ltntersei8nete teno@rthtist biermit p"s pnfs
~ tteum, paB CT pas &letbtrmed DER. y G.
I'd, # it aQrn rtbcu 3trei9en IN Der Stapt eontr'
Snrrh tccbrt,, mcrbtn, pitb Ct cute np tebbne Nrs
lett M 1T mSsliatt eur5er 3et su tasen reen lieern
;Ssrner ba(t Ct fertiss Sltibunssfade gum Sertanf
weld,e CT fit Saar @elr rber sanDtsrrrSufte "eass
rirp. Nub ,rrr CT xl6cr unp Gabi,tette peeartrtt'
mcrurtb ric(e Stotfe nibt nur eincn 1nrertllgeare
9lans erbalten, fcnpern anb trbentenr an 9Hte Sc
,pinncn Scine 2Spbnnns 1T in her Sustaram's
Strasc, teten .berrn Brrwninss Strbr:
cert 6lN. -Seinfi6 Serted
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mep GesrIIem treroen Derlan9t
y 3rpep perfenen, Sic ACCOMPLISHMENTS rers
tfeDcr tnb Sefbitte 4rtciter rrn nrralttde'h ebas
rafter l,p, t6nnsn tetancise Nrbei i'p 9uten sppn
trmarten, treft, lie talr anrufcn. eeinr. Oertsl.
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Igt nnIfftIRr

olS ir9enbmo uno jemolS -!
@er guoesbenanttte befunbet feline Trtntts
~ &c unp pas put[fum i'm allSencincn Sag fein
&lcperltctt 8esen,partt9 rrutanbis rerftbtn it, nit
eint,n auscrlcfcnen 9prratb ron
Gleloun9sitiden jeber @attuna
s"s auten StoAen unr rur6 quito arteit rertertist,
unb fpctae atc er a bilistrn preitn Attest, ais c
irscnpmO frnlt 5u baten Tii"::S>.
Serne er-tprb CT Nuftrase uno 4>rtrat 2rteit
ersr Art 70 f1ncQ unp billiS as rstio unb ais All
trsenr eincm anrcrn 0rte sur 3ufrieren1sit feiner
8Snner pcrfertisen unp belrrSen.
oNtAa.tt 9B.etbert.
Ga..tcn, Qu9uft II. 1888. 60J1t.
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8ranbunb pttit Surtrs.
Spratnbcs III Die 3abl Der Surpleute fir ie9li@cs
xaunifbtp i'm 0e,tntp start, mclte bic xrutttes per
ptr(biebenen xaun(bips a,n 9ten nadtcn Ottrttr ju
ermab(en, unb btrsn Slomen ie NIT Den prueue9ern
,u rttirnircf bobcns
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

ENIIE undersigned havmgbeen appointed
~ agents for Messrs. A. e. ]. Dennis
town a. Co., are prepared to make adyan-
ces on, and attend to the shipment Of Cotton
consigned TO their houses, either in Lirer-
pool, Harre, Glasgow, or Ne,D York.
The nett proceeds will be settled either
in New Orleans or Natchez, as the shippers
may desire.
Mr.. Alexander III. RinggoM. who is full
ly authorized to represent US, will attend to
any arrangements necessary during this
season. lie will be at Jackson or Vernon
TO which places letters can be addressed.
w. g. X. FERRIDAY g. co.
Natchez, Goth Oct. 1888 52-2u
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERsoy CoUNTY.

Probate Court, October Term, 1888.
ENOall persons interested in the lands, ten
~ ements and heredtaments OF Mary Jane
Pipes, mnor-Greeting You are here
by cited to appear at the next January
Term of this court, at a regular term thereof,
then to be holden at the court house, in and
for said county, and show cause, if any you
have, or can, why said court should not
then order said minors interest in the real
estate Of Abner Pipes, deceased, to be sold
for her benefit.
The tract Of land above referred to, is the
same on which Samuel Bagnell, Esq. now
resides, near Greenville, in said county.
.**x* Witness, the Hon. John. nj. Whit
II. S + ney, Judge of Probate of Jefferson
***** county, the 18th Mondayin October,
1888. gli
Issued 24tt day Of October, 1888.
C.T.NlIDIsS, Clerk
octsl Ct
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07

RISE OF GRAIN AND FLOUR. !

/ The adyicss received from Europe at the
close oflast week were extremely uniayora-
bic to the realization of an average grain
crop in Great Britain. IL. seems that the
summer has been remarkably tempesuous
and rainy, and the products Of the earth are
later in coming TO maturity Aan usual =
The wheat crop was barely tolerable, but
had not yet been secured; and such was the
weather that much loss was seriously APP
pretended. The same state Of things Was
exhibited throughout the grain growing sec
tons of Germany, Prussia, &c, so that Sc
rious fears of deficiency in Europe has be-
gun to be ascertained, and orders were sent
out to this country 10 purchase. An Imme-
date advance in our market was the con
sequence Of the reception Of these advices,
and orders were despatched in all direc-
tons to buy largely. The price, after some
fluctuations appears to have settled here for
the present at 80 for common brands, 50 IL
for choice Genesee. The arrival of the
Great Western-now anxiously expected,
with dates nearly a month later-wil set
tie the doubt with regard to the European
crops, and justify or disappont the expec-
tations of the operations. We doubt wheth-
Ell flour can naintainthese advanced prices,
but time will show. The pretcncc Of a short
crop in this country VIC cannot believe well
! founded (, II will be work of some delica.
cy and much Ingenuity to attribute this rise
to banks and superabundance of paper
money. If there shall prove, after all, to be
no deficiency in Europe, we believe prices
wilrecede to the neighborhood of eight dol,
lars. Meantine our farmers have an OPP.
Portunity Of realizing very comfortable pri
ces. j" ''"''
The rise of cotton in Europe is quite an
othcr,aliair, andis more universally crafty
, ing, Itarises from the increased activity
} Of trade and manufactures. creating an in
} creased demand for the suthen staple, anC
! especially from the large orders for goods
from this country which are now being I'll
led. We hope and believe that the advance
already realized will be sustained, if nothing
! further. Prices range in this market from
J III to ia cents.-Nev Yorder.
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07

EFFECTS OF PRbssIc AcID COUNTERPART
ED.-A numerous body gentlemen Of this
town consisting ofomembers ofthe medical
and legal professions, wore last week inyit.
ed 10 attend series of experiments of a
chemical nature, Illustrative
of the important bjeetof forensic medicine,
by John Robinson, Nj. ID. which afforded
much instruction, and the greatest satisfac-
ton to the audience. The most important
feature of these demonstrations was, the
DOCTORS method of resuscitaiion from the eff
feet oflhydrocvanio acid, Of which we will
give a brief outline. So ,sa'eoa 17 9o0t
Two strong rabbits being selected for ex.
pertinent, four drops Of powerful hydrocy.
anic acid we're applied TO the tongue o.
each. The effects were instantly apparent
---the animals were for some minutes mo
tionless, and,lapparently dead, when DR.
Robinson administered his restorative, viz
cold water poured from an eminence oveI
the occiput and Epinc, the temp araturo o
the water being previously lowered by nj
tFate of potash and common salt. The eff
eetwas magical, for by this resuscitativt
process it was remarked that each ANNA
in turn skipped about the floor, as if in tn
enjoyment Of good health and spirits. w
need scarcely remark, that such facts a
we now record cannot be too PROMINENT,
placed before the community.
= Sunderland paper.
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
JEFFERSON County.

Probate Court, October Term, 1888.
TENO ALL PERSONS interested in the
d lands, tenements and Entertainments of
John Pickins, decd: You are hereby cited
to appear before the Probate Court of said
county, at a regular term thereof, to be hold
en- at the Court House, in and for said coun-
ty, on the fourth Monday in January next,
and shew cause, if any you can, why an or
der should not be made by said court, fol
the sale of,cerJain real estate Of said deceas
ed, in saii sfpunty, agreeable to the proyi
isions of fst will and testament Of said
deceased. 81 eh.a&f t"e',a
x.x.* Witness, the Hon. John M. Whit
u. s.* net Judge Of Probate of said Court
***** Of Jefferson county, the 4lh Mon
day in October, 1888.
Issued Gath day of October, 1888. ~.
C. T. MILES, Clerk.
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