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Morning herald., 1839-12-06

TT is A MELANCHOLY TRUTH that An th,s cIty A.
well as other phases there are numerous individuals going
cern disorder which they feel to be destructive 10 body
and mind Deceived and almost broken hearted by the vsr
beastng people whose preteHsons I'll papers, they know
not how to act whom to confde II scarcely
imagine the Of bodily and mental misery arising from
extent until the publication of my Private Trcatsea little
volume designed for those who wish for private a. an
ever given abundant opportunity witnessing
.hess faes Many for instance, have assured with the b
IS bottle. drops; many bones Of pilIs snd
others sgas have fallen into the hands Of advertising people
peared have been entirely gnorant Of the dersat ,aete
and changes which these complaints uadergo II
must asTss,: ,: ,s5.nsy sppsrsn. to every thinking
beforehand something Of the skill reputation of the phv
sian TO be consulted !. these peculiar Diseases and This
account deem proper here to give the following statement
Of myself:
Beside the rank hold Of graduate U,i,erity Of Ean
Ac well being auer Of volume expressly on ,hs.
Subjects 1.-THE result Of nearly thirty years eBerience have
Of America, br Mott Of New YopL and Dr. physiei. q
who wishes Il Thess authorities and
allow me, with peculiar satisfaction, to state that devote
portion expressly these diseases and ma, Be Con-
.uted my private study my rsdence Is Cotiand, rss
Those who are afflicted with any defect or complicated CON-
plant Of the generave organs long standing will OBJ
tain every possible rele while those who apply in The s.riv
stages Of ne disorder will srseaby surprised At the mnc.
date and convenient mode Of pursued. =
Females who wish TO state their BY post are In snv
kind Of doubt fear, win meet with the faithful and Je
ioass attention. On this would the greater stress.
there various affections incident 10 organs which,
though resembling certain complaints nevertheless perfect
ly innocent and to which all subject II 10 truly awfsl
thing, when such fall into the hands Of snku or un
principled
For those who wish IT, obliged travel little chest.
with lock and key fitted containing every thing
FOR the cure having the little trcatsefttsd IN the lid ID 3
ods the naes Of certain facts which oen deeply inter-
ssting to married people who have children.
With regard 10 structure gieet depending on str,etre
generally the Of badly treated canpst
Be well known, that all the medicine the world alone
will IL Those however who residents OF this
city remain aboa week under my care may Obtain
perfect, safe, and Letters ts be addressed to
sl3-n DIR. RALPH. senr. ~ Courflandt st. NY
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BOOKKEEPING AND PENMANsHlP,
FOSTER s. JONES'S

A CCOUNTING and Writing Rooms, iss> Broadway,
IA lover the drug sore) This establishment centnsed
by Mr. the principles that have
now year, secured it liberal share Of rubc pa
tronage open both day and evening" and devoted exeu
sivey the essential qualifications Of accountant Pen
nanshp Bsokke epug and Arithmetic taught in such
give the Ssdent every possible advantage from
has superior aptaess capacity and in all 70 adyauce
him rapidly conducive TO sound practical knowledge
Private lessons be had when reqared References given
to former pupils who Bookkepers to Merchants who
have sent pupils
10 Compieated accounts adu.ted and arranged na6 l2t'
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Fashionable Gard Engraving and Pr ntins Establishment
d2-tmsoir 20 John street eo,ver of william.
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(tron. the Een Orleans, Lonisinnian Nay go


Defeat Of Hc Federaiists Execution Of Gen. Me1ia
We haze just received by the schooner Waiter, Cap
tain Delvaille, arrived this morning from Vera Cruz pa
prrs nd correspondence, which will publish Mon
day. twill be SEEN by the extracts of the above
toned letters that The execution Of Gen. Mexia is but
too uue::
"VERA Cruz, May IG, 1889.
al have just learned, from undoubed source, that
Geneiai Mexa received the most humaring insults
from Santa Ana Some few moments before his death,
he had beep ordered TO be shot with his back turned
The soiey traitor TO bis country. This he refused
and he was then murdered in yard, Santa Ana graft
flying personal vengeance"
- Eatraet IF another letter of May l6. :
BY the schooner Wafer Witch, you have doubt
been apprsed of the defeat Of the Federal Army, and
the death Of General Mexa. We are assured that he
died hero Urea and his company having taken fight;
they uregonc is said to rrjon the remainder Of their
troops al Tampico. Bus,amente and Aresie march
ing on this point, there is doubt Of their
Their plan has been defeated by the taking Of Puebla
where they had notifications but which have been
entirely opprthrown.
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PL8.NO sent 10 Mississippi by E. p .N7SH

T71.TU stHt 10 sHtsstsStPPt UY Z. .r.7o1i'
REAR SlRhc Piano which you selected md forwarded 10
made By Studar, Worcester and Dunhum New York;
safely fine order and perfectly ntune greatly
PRISE leaving New Orleans pissed through three several
boats before Troy, smu within right miles Of
my house; thence it handed by Nothing but The
very sreu packing could have insured its arrival in such
order My daughter much pleased with it, and considers it FULLY
equal If SUPERIOR the first purchased Of which
good Judges excellent with confidence
wishing purchase pianos rely you,
we'll select pnck up; certain they vii be disup
pointed Most respcc fully, yours, &C.,
iCopy) ]. 7. LEIGH.
Yrln Bushi County, Mississippi.
The above ia from iir Leigh who recently resided in Amelia
county, viniu (clcrk Of the cour,) The fist piano which
him he disposed before he len Mississippi Colonel
Samuel d. Burke Of Prince Edw md leaving Amelia
directions him another New Urcuus which it
seems gave great satisfaction.
E. P. NASH, Petersburg, Virginia.
ApriiJO Il6-I2uf
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"ay GO The election after warm contest, deci-
ded. Col Storm is elected by majority Of one hundred
and fifty FIVE votes over his Wing competitor, Colonel
McClane. The Wings used all kind Of fraud and in
lrigue .resored 10 too vile and contemplate
for even their own party 10 counenance. Numbers of
frsuduIen, deeds made and acknowledged Tim, day
and ante dated, all by the Federul Wing party Repeated
exertion made by the Democratic candidates and
their agents 10 stop such nrigue-But all in vain:
the Commissioners, oil three being Wings fully de-
termned TO carry their point by foul as well as fair
means The Federal Wing Tyrant,a personator for that
party made heavy exertions TO keep the polls open for
longer time than day for tie express purpose Of
nufacurng Wing votes hut the Sheriff being an
honest and an honorable man, and knowing bis duty
closed the polls at sunset although The Wings had their
pressgangs all the county at each precinct cleo
ton. Ye, in good spirits. We have the county
election and doubt Of Senator although they beat
few votes in this county. Mr.. linn, the Wing
ddaie, obtained 44S and Colonel Wiley 1S9 Mr. linn
partial resident in the county, whilst MIR. Wiley is
entire stranger here Col Camden, The Wing candi
date for Congress In this county, obtained 1893 =
Colonel Johnson 223 Shinn 81 the two latter were DE-
mocrats
WOOL Del.
,"Parkcrsburg, My "a presume that you are anx
ous hear the result Of the election which took place
Yesterday. II is as follows:
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ATTACK upon JUICE Mckinney.


New ORLEANS, May q, ls39.-From the Na,chez
Daily Courier we copied yesterday an account Of The
dsgracefol outrage perpctraed at Jackson, Mississippi
during the session Of the Circuit Court Of the United
States !, just matter for regret. that narrative of
the assault upon Judge Mckinley, unfair and cow
srdiy, distorted by the pejudces Of the writer should
have received publicity through the columns Of that res.
peetshe print the Nachez Courier, withou, any com.
ment by the editor showing bis dsapproba,ion of The
"foul deed.The homicide of the unhappy, bu, talent.
ed and accomplished Leigh in fatal rencon,re al Wood
vile, narrated in the same column, accompanied
BY just lamentations the disgrace such scenes Of
"rowdy Sighting and slaughter 10 entail upon
the State; but the unmoved editor expressed sympa
Thy tor outraged justice and the majesty Of the law
Knocked and insul,ed in its representative. The fact
shows the public sentiment 10 be 10 morbid, vi,a,ed
state As to the real circumstances Of this occurrence
We have been at some pains collect the particulars
The following statement may be relied on as correct,
fight occurred in the rotunda of The state house,
within view of the COURT Of The combatants retreat
ed into the room the others following, and con.
tinuing to fight in the presence of the court The pre-.
siding judge the organ cfthe COURT ordered the par
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FOREIGN.
LA1E AND IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND

FIVE DAYS LATER.
New YoRx, May 80 by the packet ship Samson,
Capt Slurges, which left London, May 9TH; and by an
arrival at Hnax bringing Falmouth papers Of The
date and the Portsmouth, Capt Wilson, OF this port,
which left Liverpool April 80, we have intelligence Of a
highly Interesting character.
Large meetings Of the "Chsrtsts were held in var.
ous parts Of Engand-at which many Of them were
armed AtAshton, the number assembled amounted 10
upwards of 10000 Some of their leaders we're cont.
nually urging them on TO the commission Of violence
and bloodshed.
A creation Of Peers was Immediately 10 take place.
The news Of the termination Of the difficulties be.
tween Maine and New Brunswick, by The Intervention
OF Gen Scott, had reached England BY The lndepend-
ence, which arrived at Liverpool on the 10Th inst The
London Morning Chronicle Of The 1st May says:
1.-THE satisfactory intelligence which received this
morning. in reference to the American boundary ques-
ton, hasgven an impetus 10 the stuck market generally,
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The mast prudent and advisable cur,

~
lSASNCCH hcro very Indifferent Piano Fortes
aud sold by individuals for The Of information
land that information absolutely
slightest doubt there being essential difference
in manufacture OF Piano Forcs well known 10 sensible and
candid would be the prudent md advisable
Of such articles send their orders
sec who icrs such Pno have horne the test upwards OF
hundred ind twenty instances where they have been bought
md tried By individuals weH known for hrir candor and pacu
ariy large number Of whom have volunteered their favorable
opninn particularly where the Pianos sold the
dion they what they represented be- they
will be taken back exchanged The purchaser here hes every
advantage gaia and nothing lose When receive orders for
Pianos. the selection left myself invariably get the
sis,ance OF Music Teacher decide which nsu
will send $780, $3.50 and S5 will purchase superb Pianos.
E. 2. NASH, Petersburg
Nav "a Stiff
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Total IO4I 7sO 5I3 5ls 469 I25
"The Congressional canvass has been unusually ami
mated; the Opposition stimulated by hope OF
as well tom The personal popularity Of their Candidate
as from the division OF the Republicans; while the De-
uocra,s sensible Of their DANGER and met The crisis
as became them.
"The vote given 10 Col Camden, is perhaps more
than equal the entire opposition strength OF The county,
set much of his actual support from The Democratic
party; while Shnn received very considerable WhgsuP
port Johnsons support was much more clearly party
vote than either. Col Camden, avowed his sentiments IN
avor the right OF favor of the Republ
can principles espoused in l7959and pied ed HIMSELF
in case the Presidential election before The House,
that the vote of his district would be his instruction in
giving his vote-n favor oil "a system OF Stale oanks
The States owning the stock and responsible for The pa
per- and 10 have The benefits arising iherernm of d.
vidng the funds arising from The sales Of the public
land among the States for the purposes OF education and
improvement and opposed 10 the Sub Treasury
Shinn claimed 10 occupy Republican grounds but his
course towards Johnson the canvass the apparent
favor and forbearance and even support by strong
body of the Opposition, added 10 well atiesled evidence
of his having declared preference for the success u
the Wing candidate induced strong belief that he
winked at the defeat of his party.
"Dolh State delegates, are Democrats
RANDOLPH DEL
beverly, May 9th, 1880.
"The following is the result Of our election in this
county CoIone Slurm is reelected by large majority
over Col Mclean for Congress- and for The Senate both
the WING candidates got jores But this is very
EASILY accounted for, from the fact that Camden has
extensive practice in this county lawyer, and Mr.
linn has considerable property in this county and the
contest between that gentleman and Mr. Wiley turned
more on sectional feelings than political sentiments
The following was the result:
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B10Uf's K0,lE or Prizes.

UHOYT'S schemes FOR this month are particularly
Ia d interesting. The attention OF every one Is called
10 them-to be found in another part Of this paper
Hoy, as usual almost daily sends big prizes to country
pn,rons-but few days since he paid TO gentleman
from The country prize Of $2294, and since that one
OF $500.
n Let your orders be forthwith sen, in; and please
be particular, that they ure directed to
June4 rs-trl d. NJ. HOYT.
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IL Hundred and Fifty Dollars-give The outlines Of
the style Of finish you admire, and if do not furnish
you with Piano that will bear the test, then | will
agree take back and count myself no judge of In
strumenls. E. P. NASH,
Ropk and Piano Forte Seller, P,tersburg
P s. am expecting Q or 10 Pianos next week, Of
superior quality.
NJ beg leave to call the attention Of the public TO
The letter from John T. Leigh, Esq Gate Clerk Of Anne
liza County relative 10 Piano which sent all the way
10 Mississippi. Z. p. N.
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81 entertain no doub. Of Col johnson reelection TO
Congress.
"Jackson reelected TO the House Of Delegates-turn
ing wholly upon local considerations.
MASON Il JACKsON-1 Del.
apt Pleasant, May In compliance with the request
Of your Circular take the earliest opportunity to give
you the result of The election in this county and Jackson
for Representative and for Congress:
Mason. Jackson Total.
N Smith (Whig) 70 pa 1853
Lewis Allen Con 225 26 PSI
H. J Fisher (Rep) 1877 liz 255
Nehemiah Smiths majority 90.
Congress.
Mason. Jackson. Total.
Camden (Whig) l26 Il5 244
Johnston (Rep) BIZ $50 4H
Shnn (Rep) l35 l36
PRESTON COUNTY.
"Kinguood May 25-In compliance with your request
for list Of the votes given at election in this county
| give them as follows:
l.. Steenrod for Congress 333
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Red House Torcrn, Charlotte county, Va
TENHlS Establishment is now under The mana cement
IL ofMr. William P. Harvey, who is well qualified 10
attend 10 il. pledge myself to my former friends and
Patrons that he will keep good Table, Bar, and Stable,
with choice selection Of the good things which
country affords. CLEMENT HANCOCK.
April u 4-lmif
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Richmond, Tuesday, juno q
E.ccinia Election Returns.


IARRISON-2 Del.
"P5uny 7Orn, .Mny 4-Our election Is over, and
hasten 10 give you the result:
G Lee (DemocraD ln3l
+. | Armstrong do II5
Jesse Flowers do. 02o
Kncheloe do 467
J. P. Bartlett (Whg) 525
Fur Congress.
Camden (Whig) 5s7
Shipn 439
"The opinion is, that Johnson will be elected. Lewis
county far heard from has given larger vote for
Johnspni han expected AT the Courthouse where
Camden expected TO get hundred votes Of jor
,y he only able get about vote with the
little Democrat Johnson
"Ciarksburg Harrison co., !fay "a In this county
our election has resulted as follows:
1.-THE candidates for Congress Col. Joseph john
son, ~ By G. Camden (Whig) and Wilson
Shinn. ". B)
Johnson ~
Camden 40
Shinn $50
Johnson's majority 1919
1.-TWO Administration men running, divided theParty
The M g
not going fully his principles. In Lewis county
muori,y bu, ne from the potent precinct Of said
county Weston county sea tells US. it is pull Dick pull
Devil According TO calculations it is conceded that
Johnson is safe And E J Armstrong former repre-
sentative and G. Lee are elected TO The House Of DE
lega,cs both Administration SubTreasury men.
IN B. Harrison gave ] GO votes
(Ffom The Ciarksturg Countryman, Nay "a
The contest is over, and The Democratic party have
trumphed, we think beyond doubt. The following
is the state of the polls in this county (iarrison which
will moi be found TO vary materially lrun the Official re-
turns.
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Ertraet from letter, dutcd
GGREY's FERRY, May 90, 1889.
am anxious to let you know how things are going
on here and the bes, Of doing this, will give
you an extract from letter, dated Fort King, May Is,
1889.
''Coi. Harvey, accompanied by his two Indians from
Key Biscsyne, viz Chillo Emathla, and brother OF
Blue Snake, arrived here yesterday have only time
to observe that the prospects of other service are now
very fair council having been held, and treaty made
by which the Indians present bound themselves 10 give
fghiDg get in all the hostes they can find, and then
proceed south of line running east and west through
Pease creek They very sincere and think believe
every word that the General has told them They are
decidedly for peace The chief who came in some time
ago, brought different warriors to the council today;
and he has his and children, one hundred in num-
Der, about nine miles from here Tomoka, John, and
Charley Brown returned with Colonel Harvey, and also
Sandy, who is the greatest man here. think as Chto
Ematha is the greatest chief in the nation, ond as
he with Sam Joness consent as messenger from
the Mccasukies and Seminoles in the vicinity OF Key
Biscayne that the is at end, Sam Jones having
promised to abide by The favorable report from Chu
Ema,hla, who will proceed Immediately TO make H.
number come in again on Tuesday. Confidence is en-.
tirely restored, have no doubt"
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A N Annual Meeting Of the stockholders in The Lou
IA lisa Rail Road Company will be held at Louisa
Court House, on Monday, the l7lh day Of June next
NATHANIEL THOMPSON,
June TS-w2wl Treasurer.
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TINES Is MIssissIppI-The Circuit Court Of Copiah
county convened its session in this place Monday
last, Judge Monger presiding consequently town is
literally jammcd with strangers Of every description
QuAsu! QUAsH! QUAsuE oil Going Giving GoRci
The motion docket at this Of the court is crowd
ed than knew il. In almost every in
stance where bond taken the last term Of the
court there is motion quash il, which has been
taned by his Honor Judge Monger, upon the grounds
generally, that the bond was blank at the time il was
delivered TO the Shorthand in many instances for
variance between that execution and bond. II has of.
forded great Temporary relief 10 many Of citizens,
whose property would have been in all probability sa
criced.-G atiutin Star May IL.
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Carroll elected by g voes over Cresap.
We hive nothing definite farther, but expect ,b,
Steenrod and Wiley are elected"
MORGAN-l Del.
"Morgan CO Mag 27-The annexed, which is rpp
and correct return Of the rnte in this county shows M
little Morgan (rue hersef) has changed her deegq,
the predictions Of The R. Wing and its bone and q.
new correspondent, to The contrary notwithstanding
MIR Myers majority though small, is, we Loco Foco,
here seem to think, by no means contemplate consi
deng the desperate efforts made by the Federal Who.
and their Rves Conservative allies defeat him The
vote stands Tins.
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SAvAsSAH, May %
Seminole Indians addition to the intelligence pub
lished in the Daily Georgian of Monday furnished by
our attentive correspondent have been favored with
the following from another source
Chitiee Ena,hla (Snake lawyer and Ochee Halo
(mad GnaO are the Chiefs brought up by Col Harvey
from Cape Florida representatives OF Sam Jones and
party and other indiaas below They have been taken
by Col II. to Fort King 10 see General Rlacomb, and
state that Sam Jones expressed himself highly pleased
with the terms OF the proposed treaty Difficulties
will doubt be speedily settled number OF Chiefs
have been 10 Fort King 10 General Macomb, and all
are delighted with the prospect OF peace
We further learn from gentlemen from the Territory
that is ported that temporary line will be drawn
from the head Of Peas Cree (Which emptes into
and that the Indians will be permitted to occupy tempo
Iarly the country embraced by this temporary line on
the East, and the Gulf and Peas Greek the West
and North West 1t is supposed that two reg mens of
troops will be retained in the Territory protect The
settlers and enforce the provisions of the Treaty..
PENSACOLA May 10
Napal-The frigate Macedonian and ship Of
Ontario arrived Saturday.evenng last, after pa
per went TO press. They last from Vera Cruz
whence they sailed on the 2Slh ull. in company with
the Levant. Ire latter ship parted company on the
9th, bound to Havana. The ships ei at Vera Cruz The
u 8. ship Of Erie, which to be shortly relieved
by the u. 8. ship Warren expected 10 arrive in few
days The Levant and Erie are both expected 10 ar
Ive here by the 20th. Many Of the citizens who had
fled from YeEa cruz tetu ming 10 their tIomesS
Gen Mexias forces marching in the direction Of
Puebla 10 which point it understood that the army
under Gen Busiamente was also marching, and where
it was thought the hostile forces would meet
The Revenue Cutter jefferson, Capt., w. Foster, ar
rived here from Mobile Bay on Monday last The JEFF.
rugged differently from any other cutters tha. We have
seen.-Gazetts
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legislature.
GRAYSOS-l DLl.

"Grayson {. H., Nay give had four candidates IN
this county for the Assembly, all IF ehom dscI~rf for
The administration of Martin Pan Buren the election
turning on the question of division of the cooaty
which resulted in the election of Colonel John Carroll
by small majority over the late Delegate Capt. Had
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LATE FROM FLORIDA.

Hon. J. r. PoISsETr,
Secretary Of Var, Washington City