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ID UNAWAK from the ssrbscrf-
~ Der near Kingston. Adams County. Ms
sissppi on the 10th March yellow man risIiIi-
ed WILLIAM, about 25 years Of are, b feet g
or ~ inches in height straight wen built, thin
iaee and sober countenance.
ALSO,
As4tisAs q. black woman. aged about Is Of 20
years. eononon height, stout built, has scar
On neL pack ana arm near the shoulder,
cas'sed Dy Rlne 1al. They were brohoht "a
tnis State Y or u months since By John N.Y.
ers of Kentucky Any ona ao I'm roas';; S.
zen n iail and let me know where lev : 8
al he liberals rev ric
tnffl d 80 = 4 "a 11r1lFssssi = -
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BOOTH.
! aEInaEll.a. Y. R.IIEg1 Z,

3 esseesfai e.
- - - ..aa 81 Aiges 8Fia
SUR6 q 80 ~ 17ss'1A61s
TEAyIN(s been 50 literally patronized
BY the Ladies and esentlemea e S Ss.
lumbns and rs vicinity, for the thres last
years, begs leave still to offer them ms pro-
fessional services, and pledges Pimself 70
perform All operations in the line OF MS pro.
fessian. in the most modern and approved
styIe. In addition to ordinary operations
he win perform the following in the most
scientific manner. 1st. Put in whole sets
Of teeth, mounted on goldl with spiral
syringe. I'd. Supply the roofs OF mouths,
where practicable, (ifde6cient either rom
.malforma,ion or Academy with gold. So,
Cure inflammation ID the Antrunl, 1cneek
honey &c, He feels confident from pls lon ll!g
experience and former success, that ne WI
give satisfaction to all who may favor mn
with a call. Isoom on the second moor @
I'll. Hunts brick building. where ne may
be found at alt times, unless professionally
engaged. go.
REFERENCES - z
Doctors LipScoulb, Guitar, Jones, Este
and Mazone-CoI. Young, Mr.. hobgT
Bruce Witter, Mr.. Hubbard, Francis q
Gregorg Esq, r. EDaa1s Esq, M. Vim
N1is3ston. Mai. VIM. Doacsing, Col. I. D
Bib, e, r. Calhoun, Co. J. W: Burn
.LdaaeS r. Fuller Esq. 20
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NOTICE
NHE SUBSCRIBER has
n Notes and accounts ous y "a
Of Estes Gibbs g. Co. and EsiSt -
hands Of Dickinson and Boynn Z
lection. An persons mdebsidsa J = :
firms VIII do wen to cal On u
h, and Equidate Their habiIils5s1. r.,
Columbus Nav lst, 1888
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e e COTTON. CORN. RIcE
II Or S Al ID

- ~ 4 - -
.YEHHE subscriber offers fot. sale the very
u fertile aud well known tract of prairie
and timbered land, formerly owned by r.
W. Carr, situated seven miles west of Co
lumbus, on the old MAYHEM road, between
Messrs Southall and Seth PEBBLES, it being
the west half Of section twenty, on which
Mr.. SouthaH's plantation is situated, and it
not sold by the fifteenth day of February,
win be rented if applied for. Also, body
Of rich well timbered Land, on the east
side of the Bgby river; near Isay one and a
half miles above Columbus, J adjoining Mes
srs, Jones, %. p. Brown, & Mai. WIN. Dows
lug, Sloan and others. Also: a plantation
on the Hamilton road six miles from Co
lumbus, of 500 acres, adjoining Messrs. J..
Rodgers, Morris, Ross, Covington and others:
Also, a plantation on the Buttahatchie river,
(sOuth side fourteen miles above Columbus
adjoining Messrs Wells, Stephenson, and
others, in the neighborhood of Squire Kalb.
Dr.. Meade Mr.. Goriin and Mr.. Heart.
which was latelysold to Capt. Shields. Ali
or any Of which, win be sold on good terms.
Apply tothe subscriber at Putnam, Lowndes
county, ten miles above Columbus.
g L. n. FIELDS!
Columbus, December 26tn, I857.--tf
t
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Draper and Tailor.
HARRISON JOHNSTON

(sUcCEssoR. TO IRWIN g. JoHNsTos,1
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his old Gus
i y toners and the public generally, that he
has just returned from the north with splen-
did assortment Of new and fashionable goods,
consisting N part Of super Blue, Black, AdeIia,
Brown, Green, Oxford and Cadet mixed
Cloths; Blue, Black, and Ribbed Casimeres Of
very superior quality; Black Satin, plain and
figured; Black Velvet, plain and figured :
Vestngs Of every description; Bombazine
and T1nBet of an collars; Ribbed and plain Lin
en-, Drills and Cuttings; Linen and Cotton
Shirts iierino and Lambs wool SHIRTS and
Drawers; black Satin and Linen Bosams;
Linen and silk Handkerchiefs; silk and cotton
Hosiery, Of all kinds; silk and horslin Gloves,
with many other articles too numerous to men,
ton. -
N. B. He hopes his old friends apd custom
ers viii not expect him to give one, two d
three years credit, as his means win not justify
HIM dong business on such terms. AS he ha.
to pay cash for his goods and labor, he win ez:
pect the same, or At very short credit e those
who viii pay their accounts when presented
In all cases hig accounts must be considered
due when presented. &c.. - a.s
may l5r-35-6
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COMM ERCIALl AK, C0EanIbsIs Ii
N compliance with the requisites Of
the chartered this nstitution, III cleo.
ton viii Be held on tie FIRST Monday Ia
June next, a he Banking House, foI The
purpose of electing nine Directors &c the
ensuing twelve months
By order Of tie Beard,
CHAS. II. ALBERT, Cassp.
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Last Notice bnt ona.

s9eSSb 3NOg4OC O0g OtAEa fss
RNCE more we beg leave to call the at
~ te2tion of an persons indebted to Us, ell
Their by note oraccount to the Importance Of
settling the same Immediately. Our necessi-
ties viii not aduatof longer indulgence. And
wenow say, for the last time, to al whom it
may concern, Of whatsoever ace Of sex, that
al sums due Us under a Magistrates jurisdic-
ton and remaining unpaid the LIST dayof June
next, wll be Immediately placed in the hands
Of an officer for collection, We must have our
accounts settled; and any person who WI
make the least exertion can surely raise al
amount SO small, which when put together, Is
Of importance 70 liz e
B. DRAKE. 8 Co.
April l--338S
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march Is, 1888.
GREEN HILL

- HAVING purchased the in
terest of F. Hooker in the bu-
siness conducted by Hooker &
Hill, will be pleased to receive
- the orders of the public. His
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DTSSOLUTTOA,


NHE firm of Irwin and Junss !.
n day dissolved BY mutual cGs
Johnson VIII continue the bWlz
account, and respectfully soHcs 2 i
patronage so literally bestCF'- . !
firm.
An those indebted to tie fin !
Johnson, are earnestly requssiso. !.
Johnson at the store lately O'c9 4;
Marsh. next door 70 the CdiH1151 !,
and settle their accounts By tasa !. !.
Is absolutely nessasary that ne =, :.
old firm should be settled as sOa 3 :
B. JOE
Columbus, April 24tb, ~ :
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\ - q NIAA 4A4LIJ
SENATORIAL DEBATE ON THE
SUB. TREASJJRY BILL,


ME undersigned have been induced,
at the instance of a number of friends
to undertake the publication of the great
debate in the Senate on this subject between
Messrs. Webster, Calhoun and Clay. If
a sufficient number of subscribers are OBJ.
tanned to authorize the additional expence,
those of Messrs. Wright and Benton viii
be added, the latter being necessary to a
full understanding of the subject. The
three first have been received by the coun.
try as the most splendid specimens of INTEL
lectual effort Of modern times. Those of
Messrs. Benton and Wright, who did not
participate the personal contest with the
three first named Senators, are explanato-
ry ofthe Bill, and the sabject is so impor-
tant that it is thought desirable to publish
them altogether. This work should be
kept by every gentleman, to whatever pro-
fession he belongs, as book of statistical
reference upon the subject of the currency.
1t is proposed topublish them in convel
nient form, upon good paper and neatly
bound. Economy will be consulted.
Each volume will it is supposed, contain
200 pages octave. The cost of each mum,
Der IS not yet ascertained. The work
win be commenced as soon as a sufficien
number of subscribers arc obtained to de
fray expences. Subscribers will receive
Ecopies to the amount of their subscription
at the lowest cost at which they can b,
printed. Subscription lists are at on
Store, Dauphin st. and at the Printing OF
fees in the city.
| is. KELLOGG & co.
Subscriptions received at the Bookstore q
PFISTER 81 GOODWIN.
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ELE NC
= n BARRELS and half Barrel Ri
" ceived and FOR sale low 81
CLARK & CO
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81 TsHGEEOW, e. co.
~ EALERS in Saddlery, and Saddlery
Hardware, Commerce street, Mobile.
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Z. CLARK, g. CO. Com
w mission Merchants, Mobile. & 80
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HHRATT q E'F ING Co.'S
~ EAI.ER TN CLOTHING, Boots Shoes
and Hats. ST. Francis street, Aoblle..
9 80
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ROBERT L. WALKER, Commission
q, Merchant Mobile. 33
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MEDICAE.
Dott. GB0a. Dal9iltng
Late o. Geo,.r-F1

NE.fs Ah1s BIS professional services To-
thseisizens q CoInmbas ard Is pieiny-
". IS. once q az she Drag store NJ
smith ReingeaFd s. Cd.
soloHae1ss October e
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WILLIAM BKGELOW.
DEALER in clothing, boots, shoes and hats.
- Dauphin street, Mobile. 50
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R0 DOZEN Underwood's superior Lemon
~ Syrup, fresh article and warranted,
for sale by G. HILL.
may I5-35-f
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nR. PERCY WALKER g. co. Drug
~ gist, No ID, Dauphin street Mobile. SO
GAYRE, CONVERSE & CO, Com1iis-
Z - sion Merchants, No. 40, Commerce street,
Mobile. 80
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a1opIIE AnVERTIsEMENTs.

a GENT Noble Sash Company. window
: Sashes, &c. made by machinery to order
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HOGAN g. HAMMOND Druggists, cor
e ner of Dauphin and Water streets, No
bhe. 80
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X AINEs & FITZSTMMONs. C.o,n,o;s.
w sion Merchants, Mobile. SO
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flames B, GAGE, Commission Merchant,
ID Mobile. SO
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a vAauAalz FARM
For Sale Low.

IT is SITUATED 8 miles East of Stark
= vile, on the Road leading to Columbus, and
contains
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ZONES, LYON,.t co. Commission Mer-
D chants, Mobile. 80
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* GOODMAN, MILLER e co. Comn7is.
NJ sion Merchants, Mobile, SO
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TTAYDEN, HODGES a. McMORRIS,
III IL Commission Merchants, Mobile. 80
ID TOOMER, Commission Merchant Mo-
ID. bile. 80
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TIE FOREST MORRIS 8 WILKINS,
- Hardware Dealers, Mobile. 33
TTASWELL a. HARRIS, Wholesale
I'll Grocers, Mobile. SO
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a. eollLaLancanons % reference % the BE-
Hodleatshond be addreed. rt,vi ,,,;;d -. -
SecEsal OF the LYcegun, Natchez. ~ asb.
lngtons Miss. The suhscriptiion uTice Is m
q az cases IA ddraac 80
Ihe frst number 81 this paper win Be issued
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EEE,1ES.

Fran E2eri27-A leuer from, an ofIirerot Nic,n-
opy of Tho I'm speaks of an expedinon ON foot Ia
proceed round Or'noe Lake Ia attack the Indians
who are in considerable force ON tbe Okla wa-ha.
where iheIr women and children are collected, plan
tiu.t corn and lr+lina conflrnt in ,Icir srrurjty
The warriors i,le bcc5uin, very bold and lmpo,eul
firing At our exp,,,scs and approachap within hall
milenflbr for. AI,i,r E5lcy bawryer. n,,stw,ii the
arrival of reinforcement, from TAMPA Bay before he
can venture to move against them with his present
small lorcc.--ticn. Almistcad and Stall. aud Major
Wilson with -four companies OF Infantry were to have
LETT Fort BROOK ON the 9th Tor tie Cherokee country,
via y. Oreaus-Cen. TAYLOR was at Pcase Creek,
with Alligator aud some 800 Indians and negroes.
TO-, -; +. ,...., H..
army, arycd At NoroDk ON the 7lh u. and nthc al-
ternoou lett in the Columbia for Washington
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Correspondence = IL Nlaaa' iatsH12e7szz..
Wv loeh. Nh 70.
There ,s reason to believe t11t ihe fennsy lyauia
T. y Bank vii establish branch ~ tins city before
a Long nc elapscs. 1t Is the ardent desire oi many
ofscfIral business men to have such a branch, be-
11ise fhrrc Is snnr hopc That. with rs great capital
/ II mas have some mrans ol mitigating the enormous
rates IN the domestic exchanges.
The Domestic Exchanges upon the south arc get
TING ,rorsc aeaiu. and Tie tide TUNED a'ofaby but
To ula back again, which Shows, M afi. tNtt nSt 50
long a. there Is no national institution, o. institution
hsyina the funds Of national bank Ia regulate these
exctauprS they must ~ Great degree depend upon
ilc e,g,iccs Of brokers aud local baHhs WHO have
not the least interest II regulating thca.
tnt CIV Banks arr paving out then own notes
now and discnnnting cautiously, which inspires lhe
Public with confidence, and materially aids III The
resumption Of specie raymcnts expansion OF tie cur
rene, Chat Is, making m rae hona4, rs The Globe
calls i'll being. all admit now useful III bringing
about an event so desirable. Now the necessary
channels Of circulation are filled with the precious
metals. there Is tlc o. no demand upon the TANKS
anti Whit there is, Tor The smaller channels Of bnSi.
ness, IS very well content with the oHcs, tfos aud
Hr(es.
There /, a good dead of feeling in the city in re-
spcct 10 the official communication tie Department
has luey made to lie House Of Representatives,,
vhichso rurhlcssy attacks many gentlemen 40" ~
private lite.
About $4,000 viii be sent from this city to the
,unetos by hft III Charleston.
NEn YORK, May -
From the Oxroll (Ia.nr) D,,fdctit is ascertain
Ell hat Tire maioty ol the Van Burcn member elect
ia IL His plufalry oyer III! others 81. Renrm-
bcrng that a the ll>t nlal for member OF Congress
the IN BGfen plurality was 2.14G this may be SCI
down Tor Albany Argus " Democratic Hcafiio1.
Words now-a=days, You know, not meaning what
they did. Hsi0r0, thus being converted mto H'a
-idftfpg III t""6aeg, ma1mg n 4ofse-btt9e,"2
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DI)Rl&S.

turHokEFs! The President of the United States
has seut me. with powerful army. To cause YOU, in
obedience To the ura1y OF ls}5, Join thai part of
Nour people WHO are already established in prosperity
on the other side OF the Mississippi Inhapplv, the
tvs years which were allowed tor that purpose. YOU
have suffered 10 pass away without following, and
without making any preparations to follow, and now
by the time tins solemn address shall reach dis
tant settlements the emigration must be commenced
IN haste, but, hope, without disorder. have no
power, by granting further DELAY. to correct the er-
ror that YOU have committed. The full moon OF
May IS already the wane, and before another shall
have passed away, every Cherokee man, woman and
chlld, those States, must be IN motion to lpin their
brethren IN the Ear West.
Nh hic7ds This IS no sudden determination on
The pant of thr President, whom you and must now
obey. Hy tie treaty, the emigration 10 have
been completed or before the 23rd of tins month
aud the President has constantly kept You warned,
during the two wears allowed through all hls officers
and agents IN tins country, that the treaty would be
culotced.
am come 10 carry out that determination. My
uo Ps already occupy Liduy positions IN the county
that You are 10 abandon, and thousands and lhous-
ands arc approaching, from every quarter, 10 render
resistance and escape alike hopeless All those
troops, Gulaf and militia, are your hicnds. Re
Ccfc them and conile m them as such. Obey them
when thcy tell you that YOU can remain TO longer in
TN. country. Soldiers are kind hearted rs brave.
and the desire OF every one OF rs Is to execute Qua
painful duty III mercy. We arc commanded by the
President to act towards you in that splt aud such
IS also the wish OF the whole people ui America.
C7iciS, Hta,i woa, a3id iarrioIS! VIII yoa, then,
by resistance, compel rs to resort to arms, tod iur-
bd! Or will You, by 4, -hi, seek to hdc Yourselves
in mountains aud forests and thus ob.c lis 10 huat
you down. Remember that, in pursuit ii may be
mpossiblc to avoid conflicts. The blood al the
white man, OF the blood OF the red man. may be spill,
and ii swt, however accidentally it may be impossi-
bletor the discreet AID humane among you. or among
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reasons therefor; and that the committee on In
Pos Otljee aud Post Roads bc instructed 10 ibqnH'
INTO the expcdeney OF causing the sainy oil th'
Postmaster General 10 be reduced 10 the sun o
Z S3.5a0 per annun to take effect whenever tacaH
cs shall occur in the SAID Office. and OF requiring
that officer on his removal Of any deputy irom Office
to transmit 10 Congress his reasons ihefeiaf.
/ Mr.. BOON offered the following. which lies ofel
/ fof future aeliun:
Rrsolrra the Senate conenuine therein. That the
Speaker al the Ilonsc OF Representatives AID Fre
sden of the Senate close the prc.ent session OF Con
gress by an adjournment 81 the tHo Houses oven
winch they preside. respectively, on Tie Inst Mon
day OF July newt.
GOVERNMENT BANK AND TREASURY
NOTES.
Ir. WILLIAMS niicredthe following JOINT r'so-
luton. winch was tead
.Whcreas. the opinion IS entertained hY many
members OF the House OF Errcscuiailvrs who 70
ted against the issuing n Treasury natrs tlat Is the
intention Il the Administration 10 tx upon the
country Government bank, and thai the ISSUING oil
Treasury notes il the commencement or foundation
rpnn which Il O. ycrumcnt bank, or something near
" approaching creio, TO be created aud establish
cd anil, whereas, IN the opinion OF those WHO
opposed the issuing Of Treasury notes. there IS not
any thing more to be Deprecated lhan the establish
rlcnt Of Government btnk, on the ISSUING oi Irea-
saty notes medium OF currency Tor the People
and the Government: thcretate-
" Rcsb.eft g lie Senate d8B i'asc ri RrpTrsSH-
tf,ir6y r. ~ ta'ei SUITS ef iper5s7 m faRercss
ussfHtIfi. Tint ihrY drWce7fe aud condemn Iu the
strongest terms the issuing Of Treasury notes with
view ol lucetiau 10 dX upon the eonntry and The
Government Government paper currency or lncdt#
una Of circulation ia lieu OF gold aud silver or The
bank paper Of spcoIe-pa,ms ha h.
i. irs,letR further. Tint they 3epteeqtc aul con.
dcnn ia term. equally s,rane. any attempt. either
directly or indirectly. to establish a Government
bank OF any Institution that approaches thereto
u, IN any WISE resembles u has Tire appearance or
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kICm MnNn. MAl IL
COMMONWEALTH IS. yAI.GutN.

COMMONWEALTH IS. VAUGHAN
Inc WIN 10 summons sixty ireehoders fom tn,
county, was yesterday returned executed. Of those
summoned, only two were mpanneiied, most OF thc
others being excluded ior cause.
Aler the tales was exhausted, the counsel for the
PRISONER moved for aehAuge oiyeuue--bu' tie Coul
declined entertaining The motlou and oulcred a new
VIM losanmon slNts other treehoIdrls to attend Oh
! ndN uutli when ne adjourned tue easy.
AboHD hundred perhaps mono, b.siGrsrIe olI-
sIna ''nne' have been CANNED ai4I SCI as.r n "a
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nTSCEEEUT:G, JUNE ,s.a

So CLEARLY and can,Ipsi,al, IL, AolES.
say the absolute necessity. Of, "'''aY, not to
demonst,ated bx rece,, ,,.,., s''''''' bank been
compelled To rclinoni,h tbei, c,,,a. 'S opponents.
sanlt. are now d.iyen IN tho L., SOUNDS OF as
can occunv with an, Lo,,o - #.''" winch they
entiench themselves behind Tho r.,..,.' ~ They
stitution and will, di.iate,o,, tue Nou-
Which thav oyi,co ~, ma ,l VI patriotism
that even ,,a ,,,hlic oo,l n, 49, "es declare
| sed by \ sun,osed yio,,,;o,..r =, "N fnrcha.
vain 10 tell ,I,cp, ,L,, T.. '''ous' III, IN
Who c,,,oa,lo ra..,:..... '1o'"s Vi the meu
p,,.l ,,,., i,.,,.a.,.,,,I.@' ''e'eu National
il las ., y,,io,,s finn, - ''''"''on-hat
starcts ,a,oiy,J H. "''""s ercHm.
Ieo3n obI,a.,io,,, # -, -, '''''' all the so
tain. and l.f....,,, support man.
tho L,,Iz,af u VAIL
or t1,e ra,s,;,,,,i.... -. S'" '"e "'bor
tho I,,;,.., d.. '''e athet Of
of,,,r ,,,,f,#,., i#.......7 80 "'io'e period
| j., H., ;,.,..,..i...r., - 'iN' anu that
i,.,,,,o,,,o,,, ,,.l -. '''s'hchi,
,,,,....l, Wv sur '"' '''a' con'e-
-. ....,1 'N'e' '"" prosperity
,.',.,o,,,. ,z,i... .... - ,,,' ~ 'e''' eP-
/ r,r,s NY '''ee' al our
neo,s. viii, = ..a...., an 0"' 'fg0.
! NIl,o,, ,..,,,,, -.
l,.sx.,,, ~. S.,;...1#n '',' ~ """'''s 'hc M
/ t,..,.,,... '''''"' W. "0eoss 'he power o
| , c,,,,,r.,l;,.,;., :. m "''''''''"" hc "'ct'
, In, ,,,,,c. E ,l,,,, - ,..5 .'''"9 'N's'r'2,
,h,, ,l,,.o ri. la. ,........ i'' 'o--es7
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fan Who is suited To have been seu expressly for tie
pnrpose floin Lcngapc where revolt is reported 10
have taken place tins morning. The General wa>
slet I'm hs chamber; the ball passed through his
mech aud escaped by his mouth. having hroheu tie
under Jaw and several teeth. 1 he national guards
are all under arms. aud Great anxiety is mamie sedi
We hope. however. that the revolt will be suppress
scd without bioodshed.
Among the passengers nthe packet ship Gl1dia-
tor from New orh for LONDON. was John an Blu
fer Esq. enc ol the soHs of the President. 1t is re-
ported td4t lac goe. to Englau as Tire bearer Of the
congratulations OF the government 10 Queen ' lctp-
ria upon her ascension to the throne,
The Globe staethat tie stay oi the Prince de
JotNVlLLE in tins country viii be very short, his
time being limited account oithe necessity OF hs
emy return to Europe
Roydl ifd-l4itle Victoria says that when she
is crowned she will be equal to five aud twenty
sillings-a cro,ea adici 10 Il sorercgn
The anticipated fight between Col. Nichols. and
the Bowles did come Off. The parties could
not agree to the weapons. Nichols wished to
fight with pistols, but the Bowies preferred doing
the thing with the Bowie knife
The great Troung Match for $4,000, between
the two celebrated horses. Daniel y. romphins aud
Edwin Forrest came oil over the Hunting Pafh
Course y. ok on the 2Ist ut aad attracted an I'M
me use concuurse oil spectators 10 the Course he
first heat won by TomPhius IN Sm. :. In tie
second heat Forrest broke al the turn ol the list
quarter, aud continued breaking 1t intervals 10 the
dosing IN ofDhe second mile, wien lie was with
drawn, thus giving up purse 10 Tomfkins.
The Marlboro Oh appel in Boston, dedicated
on the 2ith ait. Uude HE apprehension that twas
to be sa OF Abortion Jubilee, arlot was expected,
aud the AlaNur ordered tlntc comautes OF l12ht
Infantry, 10 provide themselves with bail cartridges
and be ready to act AT a moment : waning. large
crowd assembled in font Of the Chapel, bat no yio-
ltncc Was attempted.
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