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NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
fs He subscriber having ur.hased the lease and fur
K niIure of this well known establishment, from MI
Iy lo the late proprietor, will be ready
tiers Uy the LIST OF April next
NulloLs Aui costly inn rovcments will be found in
the arrangements of the Mansion House. New and
connexions bathing houses will be built, and
warm b ths wil he provided al all hours. A Stable
will be attached 10 the house, with good accommodate
tons for horses and carriages Fist rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices
Gnd sail and row boats, with persons manage them
for the of visers. Billiards and ohei
usually found at watering places will also be furnished
a1d so conducted not to Interfere with the comfort
be of the best quality, and to ensure a I'LL supply of
ice, cargo has already heeu ordered whcl will arrive
about the LIST OF May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept popular
hotel at Washington civ, will cundac this ho ell for
the proprietor, who, with sach aid, confidently
tue yisers OF last year, and his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects 10 give genafal satisfaction.
The local advantages OF tn house too veil
known to need lengt. ened description here. The
facts that Pensacola the largest naval station of the
Governments the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad
rom the s,uBry oft innate refreshed constantly du
ting the summer months by the coolest recess from
rle Gull; the beauty of the bay and the neghbourng
island, aud rivers; the abundance and elicaey OF the
f>h with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
tue best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places in these latitudes,
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will ruI between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will at all mes he allie take the passengers
from the New Orleans boats.
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A CO.., ction of Cooqua Phrases on every topic ne
ce,sUry l, mantuiA conversation, arranged under
ilcrent heads with numerous remarks the peculiar
accommodation and use of various words. The whole SO
disposed as considerably 10 facilitate the acquisition Of /"
correct pronunciation OF the French. By a Rolnar a
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection of ne hundred of Prrrins Tables
panied with key, containing the text literal and free
translation, Arrange in such manner 10 point out
the difference between the French and English diom,
also figured pronunciation of the French, according
,e best French works extant on the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds othe French
language, compared with these Of the English
APronouncing French Primer or the Scholars Guide
80 tile accurate pronunciation and photography of the
French Lang age, containing its elensnts according 10
1e best usage, by Bernard ironchn lust receyed aud
or sale ly WIN MciiEAN,
mr. Cor Camp 4 Camsts.
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Proposals viii be received for building several shan-
ties along the line of the road the description will be
given application TO the Engineer.
New Orleans and Nashville Railroad Office, June
9Th, 1888 ID HOARD,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
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T Sanford, Esq, MIRO Cullnm, mcAlpin, Esq, Tt.
Khby, in Mob lie; T Taylor, Hea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
S--A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons the above hotel is placed at Geo Whitman s
Office, ii st Charles Exch nge
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will be received at the office Of
- the New Orleans and Nashville Railroad, for the
delivery of300OO feet of pine cypress TIMBER to be
ilae on two sides; the Hat surface must be least 10
inches, and the timber brought to 10 inches in thick
ness, to be cut in lengths of not less than 20 feet The
timber is wanted along the shore of Lake Pontchur-
rain, and will be received III the third bayou above the
new canal, or On the bank OF the canal the Rail
road Bridge, at the option of the Company.
Also,
Proposals will he received for covering the embark
ment now made along the shore of the lake, with she Is
and sand, depth Of about Ia inches The materials
for the purpose easily obtained within short dis
lance of the embankmeni and the Company will fur
nish cars and :saterias for laying temporary Track
where the distance is too great Tor using wheebar
rows.
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&UGAR-l70 hhds very prime, on Plantation eigh
- miles from the city, for sale by
TRHIDE 81 BROTHER
m!o 80 Commo st corner of Magazine st.
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July ID, 1887.
TO the Editor Of the Caty Ca.eAe:
SlR-Havlng listened to the entreates of ny mo
Spatients, am resolved if my health permits, to re-
main in this city till the end of July.
l. To Try to do them more good
2. TO convince the nhabitants 1at thc vile on,
thets the Medical Goahs 5. &C. have applied ia Me-
belong TO them, their lawful right.
.. Tint am roady to doposte two hundred dollar.
in notes OF tl" U. ). Rdnh in the hands o! his iiouo
the Mayor of this city, against similar sum to be de
posted byail the gr at and IN gilty Doctors s. e. Co.
that restore to sight more aged, mddicagcd, young
persons and children, who were totally or partially
blind, tlan they do AID that am enabled to cure n
greater humble of short, weak ur din-sighed person
during my short visit, thai they do. Yet Twill an,
my wise calunnuor to call in to their aid all the YER,
deservedly celebrated pro essOrs and Doctors OF all the
ned al COLLEGES as well as all the doctors and quacA
doctors be ofnd in private Practice (,yho are nor,
ew) in the States of Kent cky, Ohio Indiana and iva,
i'll tennessee; where there are indeed me two nina,
famous doctors, whose names oug to be handed dow
as low possible to latest postesity.
A. 1t mast be clearly understood that all the cures
II any, on both sids, must be prove1 shall have been
performed Without the aid of any surgical eraliou
whatever
b. Those who realy merit the epitlets they have :,
literally applied to me- Shall forfeit the 500 for III.
benefit OF the aims houses in this city, and the other par
ty shall take hack his 500, whoever he or thev
may be. If even the mighty medical humbugger s,
should FEove one OF the successful candidates. will
fulfil the old proverb, and give the od gentleman his
due!
i. At all events would advise the last named enc
llah > not TO suffer that letter tostand Ione as il zone
fo- "simpleton' well ''supient botl YESTERDAY
ant today; but advise him TO add to it its legitima
companions, placed before it, alphabetical ores
then the independent nhaoitans of the city would al
ways know the writer by the melody of his voice
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ucuist.
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N E ARNOLD.


~ Gsnticmen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor, Pensacola,
MIR Seweil T Taylor, the former proprietor al 'ew Or
leans.
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Il weak enough to read the mass of falsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known last evening Of the great Importance eff
SIS, should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. | will. how ever
compliment his master of the Journal, for his sugaey
to employ the former knight mot oihe garter of the
thistle, but) ofthe needle and aimble in order that he
may kill two birds with stoue, to patch the
and, it may judge from that excellent paper, the AID
vertser, Dr. Ships master is, politically in constant
need ofhis services.
When any circumstance occurs whether domestiCalv
or politically which requires blister, whether on his
or OH the reputation of those who do not hap
to please him, beng unlike him (Which must be
great lisorune) then it is he rings his BELL, when
after all is nothing than if it "suunng brass
tinkling cymbal;" yet, to view thus-Dr. Bell
looks WE'LL but with NJ. d. A. S. S after ill., appears
magnifcent.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Uculit
ID LoUdHs--375 Pittsburgh Blue Ploughs, in stor
l. lle on onmoCuilrg TENS.
S LOCKE & co.
apl7 % Old i.svee street.
Id Rspe, Ian ing from steamboat Commerce, tor sale
by LAYET Il AMELUNG,
ma8 II Commerce street.
DORK-3lO bbs prime Pork, landing from steam
IL boat Emperor, for sale by
mg8 LAyET 81 ANFIUNG
8 UGAT-I50 hhds on pIanatmu fer SAFE uy
- milo SLATER & TIRE r, 40 poydrls is.
p UM-IO0 bbls New Orleans Kun, or sale b.
III apIs J THAYER & co.
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y iBRELLAS II PARASDLS-lJC ca seS. cemuris-
" ing an assortment Of Mlntua n Ginsham UNI
hrcllas I'd Parasols, landing from Barque Ellen Hand
for sale by
n!9 ISAAC BRIDGE & CO, 1874 Magazine st
I SEFEtS' Pills. Brnndreh Pills, Bone Lmlgnent,
lulkins Ointment, German female pills, Buffers
th,rse cei.t Nnguesa, Balm Of Columbia &c. &c:
lnndng uId for sale by II BONNhBEL,
ms cor Natrl,aZ aud Trhpnitnups SITS
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{ worm NlLL>--i0 cnrn mills, of Slater's patent.
- combined. One man grind 25 or 80 bushels
OF meal per dlem with these mills, and they Gun be at,
,scnad !" cotton GIN, and are particularly calculated
Ior planters use. Apply tc
tHAMPLIN & COOPER,
nl2 80 Julia street.
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M tiisnEl 2s9 hsls rectifed handbag from staa1@,
w a. Spiendia, FOR sals,by G DORSEY,
MIA ~ Metz ts$ee@
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70 MERCHANTS.
III ERCHAN'rS eau have keauniul circular s,r,el
IN OH at two hours notice, by calling at the Orleans
photographic Office, IS Siagaz,e street opposte Ranks
Arcade. 81
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y ONDDN PORTER-lu casks hest London douh,s
H Brown Stout, Tor sale BY t:OLMES s. MILLS,
"'i" Bank Alleys
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iron THE CHARLOTTE ,uRsAL.l

Mr.. Hofton: The Male Academy efihis
place was opened for the reception of pu.
pis on The sth inst. under the superinlen
dence OF the Rev. A. ]. Leavenworth.
presume the qualifications of this gentle.
man are Too we'll known 10 require any eu
logIes IRON the hands of any one. Al the
same time, 10 justice 10 him, permit me to
say that was present on Monday morn
lng at The oeenlnlng Of the school, witnes
sed The manner IN which the students are
to be taught, rules adopted, &c.-and was
much pleased with the order of arrange.
ment-every thing seemed to be conduct
ed upon an approved system, showing clear
ly that the Teacher perfectly understands
every thing connected with the duties OF
his station. | have been present since with
several o,hers) heard Rotations from va.
rlous classes, aud all concur IN the opinion
that the pupils acquitted themselves with
great credit, and the manner Ia which the
recitatlons were conducted clearly eyinced
TO the minds oil those present, that the Tea.
cher has thorough knowledge OF what he
has undertaken to do. FINS institution IS
YET IN It's infancy, but with such a Teacher
at It's head, II will soon present claims TO
the community Difficult, TO resist. The splr.
II OF education is much excited, tine people
seem to have walked up to the subject aud
are disposed to encourage men whose ablll
ties are sure guaranty TO success. The
opportunity now presents itself 10 parents
and guardians Of giving their children
good education aud have them al the same
time under their own control-would It not
be better to embrace the opportunity, than
TO say" will send some other time.
am unable 10 pay for educating ~, child
unless dene upon cheap scale" Have
YOU thought Of the expense incurred ~
sendIng Your children from hone The
time has now arrived when we have /, IN
our power 10 have our children educated by
one, whose life has been spent IN acquiring
Information, aud no delights III lmpattlus
i 10 The rising generation. When | sec
such maa al the head Of an Institution 10
Gated at our own doors, must say we
should feel very grateful. There are be-
tween 30 and 10 students.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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WILLIAMS & BOYD.
Lost or YIisIaId.

fENHREE notes Of baud, gwen to James
N DAVIS, decd, before his death, are not
nov 10 be found among bis papers, VIZ
Two notes on John CoItharp for $50 each,
one due 18th December, 1887, the other
the 25lh December, 1888; one do. on Pc
ter key for S32, given on the lllh DAY o.
February, 1887, and Due about the Isl o.
January, 1888. All persons are forewarned
trading for said notes, as The payment q
them has been stopped.
JAS. II. DAVIS, Executor.
jan % 1887. 3sp
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Take PGftirNlaE Notice
SEssffkESYaEN!.

'aNHE celebrated imported horse Rolando,
A will be IN Chaglolte By the 2Olh Feb
ruafy next, and will run for small amour,
say, from two to FIVE hundred doilars-a
gainst any horse raised IN thts or any other
State. Gentlemen wishing to try his bot
tom can have chance from a single dash,
to a four mile heat, by carrying weight for
sze. Rolando IS but 5 years old this spring
and Is seeking a shade, be is fond Of a cool
place-the horse that beats hlm may re.
pose uninterrupted the rest o. his DAYS.
JNO, w. SIM IONS.
Jan %, 1888. Isl
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Host bU Hail.

RETNEt.N Charlotte, n. c. aud Nc.
Lemmonvllle, Tenn, the right band
end Of a Twenty Dollar Note on the Bank
OF the United States, payable nj Fayetteville
to John w. Sanford No ASS, Letter b.,
W. Mcllvaae, Cashier, n. B,jdle, Presl
dent The letter was mailed the 18th A.
prll, 1886
VIM. REED.
Jan. % 1895 tsg
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NOTICE.

w Z II X 10
A Ill persons indebted To the estate of A
4 - toburn, decd, are requested 10 come
forward and settle immediately, a. no in.
dul4 ence will he gwen; and those having
claims will please present them within the
time prescribed by law or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery.
J. II. STEWART, E,,,,to,.
Jan "a. 1898 tS4p
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MAlNE.-Edpard Kent elected Goper
nor bg the Peopie.-A letter in the Port
land Evening Advertiser, dated Augusta,
Jan. 9th, says" understand that the Chair
man of the Committee on the Governors
votes, will report on Monday morning TO the
House, and substantially as follows; That
the whole number Of voles for Governor,
which have been legally aud constitutional
ly returned and allowed, is 6s GAP, that the
number necessary TO constitute an election
is "a, 1922, that Edward Kent has "a, i36,
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NOTICE.

VIE copartnt rshlp heretofore existing
n between Thomas Goodake and Henry
Abey, is dissolved this day by mutual cou.
sent.
THOMAS Go0DLAhE.
Jon 90, 1898. tSA
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MARRIED
la this county on the 18th inst, by john Slosn,
Esq, Mr. JAMES THOMPSON to Miss ANN
a, only daughter of VIM. summervilie, Esq.
On the 9Th instant, by Hugh MeCsuley, ESQ.,,
Mr.. BENJAMIN b. SMI1 II. of Lincoln county.
to Miss MARY B., only daughter Of Mr.. John
hGcx, Of Meckle rburg eountv
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ulAD1DlNNSo

ana the same afe just received. We are
now prepared to furnish our friends with
any article IN thus line of common use. All
orders Will be attended to, if they come
from proper source.
10 purchasing cur Stock, we have no,
been unmindful OF those who believe in the
superiority Of the Botanic Practice.
We have general assortment Ia ihis line
also, aud will be glad to sell to our friend,
at any tine.
WILLIAMS & BOYD.
Charlotte, Jan. 25, 1885 ts5
y. b. j. I'D. Boyd viii give his par
ttcular attention 10 this business whenever
called on to do So. Prescriptions from Ply
slcians. will meet with prompt attenflon,-
Families can be supplied at short notice,
with the various preparations commonly
wanted.
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NOTICE.

No IL T..
"A LII those IN arrears for their taxes, are
requested to come forward and pay
them up during Court week or they NAV ex.
pect to pay cost.
J. MCoNNAuGHEY, Sheriff.
jan. 10, 1898.
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EIPrs. had.--We have always though, this
affair an stsiosratlc sort of concern and at war
with the genius of our Institutions, iHasmueh as
The direct eliot is to promote the interests OF the
lev to ,he prejudice Of the alauy, No portion OF
the community, save the NJ rchanis, derive any
advantage from II, aad We by the New York
papers, that The Merchants of that City are get.
tug up peti'irn- 10 abolish lhs Erprsss and srpe.
dhe the Regular Vii We hops soon to see it
ahattd As a nuisance.-RaL Rec
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OF En these Hard Times i!

W. think IFS the duty Of every man to
- use every Iaudi bic exerton to make
a support Tor bis family. Taxing this view
OF The matter, we have recently purchased
IN the cities Of Philadelphia aud New York
genera, assortment of
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3 cts. on Land

nm S"a 10 on Tolls.
Inc fa'FoI AK is 10 cts. GA all black pss.
The above statement will shew that ths Ia, all,
DC reduced this year upwards of $1,000 less than
last year,
PHILEMON NORRIS, Pres. of Board.
SAML. McIoMB, Sec'g of the Board.
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FoRT GARDNER, 3lsT Drc.
On THE kIssIMMrE.

w IHE hicsiNMEE.
Hearing that Sam Jones, with the Nj
ess'lkies, were not far of, we left small
command to 70 "a with the work, and wen,
~ pursuit Of hun; after journey Of about
30 miles, we found him IN the Okee 0chlee
Lake on the 10Th instant, IN cypress
swamp, trened BY slough almost lmpas
sable, but II was necessary TO cross II TO
reach hm. THIS slough was nearly half u
mile vide, and, IN gong through 1t, the
men were frequently up to their waists IN
mud. A disposition for battle was soon
nude, and the troops marched forward, aud
when within about 50 to 100 yards OF the
cypress swamp, the Indians commenced
furious attack and kept il up for one hour,
returning three times to the attack, but be.
Ing driven the thlrd time, they gave way,
leaving part Of their dead on the field, and
much of their plumber.
Officers and soldiers, in all, killed 81,
and TO wounded. The Indians left on the
field killed it NAV be presumed they car
ried off portion of their dead; we have
but little doubt that their loss was fully As
great rs ours IN proportion to the number
they had IN battle, which was estimated be.
tween 300 and 500 our force was upwards
Of 600 men.
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Hardsr- 1 eut brothers Lafayette Jones, Cham.
bef'am, Jones. tmsar A jones, snd Achilles
Iaaes. 'fe ehatged with the murder Of their uncle.
t"h Edsatd Ward, al the residence Of A c.
Ward, near Memphis. reward o. $4,000 is Of
eted tor their apprehension, $500 Tor either OF
hem, fheF lea toe rsstdenrs OF Mr.. Ress, 5
Uses above Randolph, Arkansas, on the 25th of
December.
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f. ". Allen tWhig) has been elected Speaker Of
the NJ lns House OF Representatives. The vote
stood Allen 100, Hamlin (Locs Foeo,l 81 scat,
terlHg |,
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Resk Of Hamburg, s C.--By an advertisemeH.
published IA 'hts days paper, !, N be seen that
he Board 81 Directors Of that institution, have de-
cisrtd dividend Of TIVE dollars and flly cents, on
each snare for the last six months. That d,vl.
dcad r eqnal to 10 per cent per aunum, We
would rrqaest the Northern papers ie notice this
operation OF Southern bank -- Georgia Cen.
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Paa'er Mans Who have acquired
aniriehftl. 10 he u4fd i,agat
/ TfRs rfihsF. Stf n fiam Il scs
eafaed Ea-ii,b comm ut4tur +.
as.aFim'4fbt trad I'm Geof.a
=, a'.aa pahIet ln3 oatua!sqgco.
81 ltiHe tmd aztec be dr-reud
as p E4-land W acai nA ,ay
f'aasIo sas printer, iar lbls i, uri.
la Az Aa afr latmar elth hl- uaue.
e ssnaaa.I, Che sfa st ,aanl4anm
a. srare3 the christian World ,tncr
sr'9.e ~, i a prHher Many a
afE!ufchn that nlsss IN the street.
] "a ,td~, ltty 1nd a.g i. VI h. wrtr
E 'aH ar' Il ptntwz, m- b, become
| a@ sai. pArepts and guardian.
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hekson's ne,o contropersy.-We
IA N our last, that Gen. Jackson had
f. 4 = slatemen, Of the Nashville Banner,
90 10 CERTAIN remarks said TO have
made by him recently in Nashville.
dea,aI has drawn forth a statement
ifcbelaus NJ. Hughes, Esq. clerk OF
ale Srnate who, IN letter TO the
| tor Of the Banner, SAYS:
communicated The inlof .nation 10 you. sir,
| ID =, On the authority of gentleman who
nd alwsys has been Jackson man. good
and he 10 row Van Buren, a,an. lie
~ ihls place, bit have written to him
-, neat OF ,Ip eonsersaiIeu; hs lives shout
m. from here; nos Oh any OF the sting G
n.ss,qatntlv Il vii take about two weeks
4 .aerl 10 foaeh hra and su wer returned |
hIn III the letter ] wrote him, that [
,.itilai length attlne Tor ia ansee Il before
| i eiuc as mans hP.
HI. ssatan,an aiudtd 10 stated 10 William
\ ,a.ss. Eq. ator of tho presen1 legls-
I'D my,sl. Ia The Senate Chamber. that
| J,cksou SD that IhC Administration Of
H.. B ,fsa himself, must or would 20 down.
y N nila die iai! ia a glorious CAUSE.
. .nea. On soon a, NJ Vau Buren, admit.
| ,a ie might BY possibility b. wrong, and
10 lnt demands oT solicitations made upon
convened Congress, that ho would tsll.
/. tae slastance, Al 10, the very words sa,d
| ID bsI used by General jackson.
81, ,,aie#ieat was madc 10 the ritter Of this
a1d Lqilro Johnson lie did moi say.
lbs correspondent ~ the Rlnnei ,ay, that
| cs .oa rad lost confidence 10 Mr.. Van Bn
j ii HE eas faty, Il vas rNptessly stat d
GtasrSi SAID thai Mr.. v b roald faii
mes tdass.'
B. .,AsrpAh @ho made The statement 10
q, jtans % and uyseh could not have de-
ID ), confidential, for be did Mt 80 intimate
kses, TOO. tb4t neilhst Vi Us was ever &C.
s,ag either Jaess,la or Van Buren,
g.,ss Of !, freely 10 msay pefsons, and.
sae@ ledge Vi the gentleman VIM gave
Emsgioa, be Viii nol back cut f.om hts
mL7
.atemen, If Mr.. Hughes is corrobor
uo,e from VIM. II. johnson E,o.
r., OF tue Tennessee Senate, ab5
hH ne was present, aud heard the
,satun referred 10. We shall doubt.
a,lr mosy u tht. all4if shoftl, Il.
ian.
! Fire at Ntir Orleans The NV
4, Cuu u January 4 ,ys; " The
aaul hfe that has occurred ~ NpW
.afs The burning 81 the Aisena..
&'i broke oul last night about halt
fe o'clock, 10 tie foN 81 NV story
- Foot Lvee, above BppN8e
a4 -ptead - iap,dly a, q bsiil or
a0is the ene' 1ellc III ais Il ~ tire
| y said - have commenced a. +.
s.e oi Ferguson aud prkpf. There
,e-h bfeeze ifnn 'he u,hrssi ri the
su,ch sgn eStendrd tie Htmes us'tl
! The shule bl ok MS cavel1nad. md
Ire crossed over % thu stores III lite
j IN q Levs, DESTROYING tast Il.
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that Gorham Parks has 1890, that other
persons have 2s6, and that Edward Kent
having received $50 votes more than all
other persons voted for, is consliiu,ionaly
elected Governor of the State Of dame.