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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31

Amendment 60 the Constitution. I
A y ACT Proposing aa Amendment o. tle Ca.-
n sifigf1l Of ile State H. ~ ,sssipa.
Srsri9S I. d ea1ef.i by the Legislature d,
hc Saie % Mss.eagp. CVl-flirds ol each branch
eoRcgFHEl THAT tlt eiAitcltb section ul tlc fourth
aric.e Vi tlc Constitution f tHe statl ot Ni.saslli-
p b 50 ciaagc, altered and anienAej, as % rt73 is
Gtess.
Section 10Th separate superior court Of
ehansery shal b. csiahllhrd with .ai nFsl-e l1a
"a ~ marers cf equity; Provided, however, the
legislature 1ay ala give o The circuit courts oi
each county egary jurisdiction. A chancellor shIH
he seeisd by ihe qualified electors Of ihc wao.e
State, aa3 sha8 be az least ihTy years "a az the
uml ~ BIS election
SIC. 2 B Il further enacted, TIN, L sLall b. tbs
duty 81 DE Secretary of STATE al least ak mnaits
preceding lhe general election in Noyenhe next, 90
give n)licc, b Advertisement 10 three ur mnrc Oh
tac newspapers printed in this state Of This act and
tie amendment proposed thereby 20 the existing
constitution Of tic STATE. Ah1 Al he said election,
The qualhel electors Of the state voting for mem
- 81 the legislature sl,ai also vote 81 or against
hmemlmcni, IA manner o9a wing on ne uck-
N ilEs. voting Cor said amendments shall be-
sisiien or printed The word ameodnenNAp d ON
The tickets 81 those voting aRaia sail d@Fament
shsa be written 7F pointed Tie words "no amend-
uemi.H
Il Sro s. Be il Further enacrd. That tie sheriff.
Of TIE iHcfeu' counties al make RETURNS of the
vote iakea Ior ~ arains T8lt mtulmcni, and also
81 the ~ i'ie n1mhsr - sacs given tn members Of
he leg nrC I, pc Secretary "a State, IN the
same ma an~f aul un,ier DC seuc rules and rrgala-
IONS assre prescribed s. l5w DO relation 10 elections
Of n'enbcr3 81 Congress. AMI d siail be The duty
III the Secretary of Suite to lay al the rtfna. 20
made before the next succeeding legislature and
y u hat appear that q majority " The qunlied
eeeiafs, vuiiog Cor members az the legislature, shall
lese voted FIR said amendments, Then tnc alteration
contained ~ tie first section % this act shall bc IN
serted By SAID legislature, as part OF the eonsti.
tsIiian of this Stale.
Sec. l. BE- Il further enacted, That the auditor
Of public accounts shall issue warrant on tie fca-
suty IN favor Of any printer or publisher Of news.
paper employed in pursuance Of the sccond section
OF this act, on the certificate OF the Secretary 81
State. liat the account of such printer OF publisher
IS correct.
See. 5. And be il further enacted, That this aet
shall tako effect and be IN force from aud after il.
passage. JOHN w. KING.
Speaker Of the House oI Representatives
A. l.. BiNGAMAN,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February 10, 1889
A. G. MeNUrT
Dfr.RranNr or SrAtt,
Jackson, Nj. ,udg T. 1880
certify lie above 10 be true copy Of the orig
inal now on lilc in the Srcrctarys Office.
BARRY w. BENSON, See. Of State.
- The Mssissppian, he Natchcz (veckly
Free Trader, the Columbus Democrat pontoloc IN
tehgenccr and pnnliAM Clarion will please publ,sl
the above law for six months. b. W. Il.
April 80 i3-6m
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Pnster y G,nn,lMin

received some Drawing Paper & Parch
4 y menl. April 20, 1889
Bristol Board and music Paper erpected soon.
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~ A fellow by the name Of L.. X.
MM SWORDS, who came to this town
- under the preienee Of opening tat
IN lor's shop, and took board at my house,
W. leh this place on the steamboat La'a
- Rookh on Tuesday last, without set
ling hts Board bill. give this caution 70 the pub
lic to guard others against imposition from this
would be gentleman. he 10 tailor by trade, about
Eve feet ten inches high black hair and eyes dark
complexion, thin vsage, weighs about 1875 pounds,
wore bIuek cloth cap, aud dressed otherwise We
~ genteel, and not more than u or twenty two
ycars Of age,
The SAID Swords has cut me out Of twenty nine
dollars aud fifty cents, for board, which is more
take this mode OF redress, which is the only one leil
me- against travelling swinders and yognbond rus-
calls. JOHN O. BRACkEN,
Proprietor Of the BIewett House
Columbus March :, lsj9.--3d-tf
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Tie ,a.e OF Tie following described anls. % ,te
terms mentioned above, WI take place ., t'.e c.as
house u Alfalfa county, GA s,oniay, tie 5Gsa 81
S.ntrrnhar 1859.
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Drngs and Me,licines.

~ RENE hill, at The Columbus Drug store,
"a tas rsceiycd oy nv ss, , at,.s,s ~ sz.e.ass.e
supply If fresh Drugs aud Medicines, comprising
almost every article IN the line. Physicians, coun-
try merchants. md Planters csn now be supplied
with ltesh aud pure articles Nav IS, lsS9--45
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Law Notice,

A F. Young & Or. BLEDSOE. .3yoy-
"A. nays at Lar, Cohm5v Misusrpp,
Feb ., 1889 sivi
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Paw I'M. Paw un.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
IN 70 the subscrIber,are earnestly requested 10
pay up, otherwise be shall be under the dSageca-
DC necessity oicul0rcing payment.
Feb y S3S. S0tt r. SMITH
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In CHocrAw CorsrY.

N OHutIAW COCNTY-
The sale Of the following described lands, on the
terms mentioned above, viii take place at the court
house Of Choctaw county, on Monday, the i4th day
October, 1852
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Law NOTICE

HAM. JONES, having resumed the Fac
II uec II las, r..l attend fhe Circuit Cour Of
Yazaa. ani tAe ad scent counties; he Charcery
supreme and + 6IeraI Courts II Jackson. Office %
his feaIltnce Yazoo county, ten mics south 81 Ben
ton. On he Cla,oa road Address Benton, iazoO
CITY. Mics.
Mas lsth 1888 -i5-t.
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q. q. Ohm Ted.

VtrE rE f-tvELIe. TrSsr-sEEl
EAll.L practice L4a iu Lawaas and ar
" adjoining counties. Office, opposite as
POI Ole.
ca'ewlsH. NIs. Oct. 6fs lass. lI-u
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TUST received % bbIs. superior sweet un.
81 Flour, and len sacks best RIO Coffee, "I 20
cheap Tor cash Alsos large quanttyot le""'
Bacon, and Is hbs. Of very white laId: npr1I
A. L. CAMPBELL
Columbus March soth, ls39.-Ss-t
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Dissolution.

DANsOIINEOhs
TANlIE co-pattnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm OF BRowN & RAMSEY, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All persons indebted
to The firm will please make payment to john e.
Ramsey, who Il alone authorized to receive all dues
and disburse all liabilities ol the concern.
TlOS. w. BROWN,
April 26 1889 -d2tf JNO. G.. RAMSEY.
Oh 600 LBS. DRY HIDES WANTED,
ZU,UUU Tor which the highest price viii
be paid by A. r. NOLFINGTON
March 9, 1889 35ii
TARpENrER'S Extract Of Peruvian Bark an
" excellent substitute Tor Quuinc for sale at the
drug store of G. HILL.
MASONlC CHAkrS--A few copies for sale
IVH at PFlSTER * G0ODWlNS.
mar. .. $50 3iti
MEDICINE CHESTS--A handsome assorI-
WI mcnt Of FANNY and plantation medicine chests
on hand and for sale ut the Columbus Drug Store,
May - GREENE HILL.
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Cablmet-NInking aud Thinning.

July 20, 1882 SIN
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NEW NOVEL-The CABINET Minister oy NJ
In Gore the authorizes OF Hungarian laT', .hs
theirs and Daughters, &c. sc. just received ~
Bookstore Of ovr,x
June l. 1850 PFISTER & GOoD''-
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ABOLITION & DEMOCRACY.

The Emanc'rator, ublishtd IN Nfx No,h, states
that when Col. Il. NJ. Johnssr, The D, noera,ie
Vice President ofthe Unhcd States, was in thai Ct,
ty few months ago, "he taok much PANS 10 cs-
press to some Of che otaHtmta.cf eoIoy his deep m
- te,es in the question OF heir rights and prospects
all lie should leave Et hind n. at Lis death fls
- t,ro davehtnS) ~as idinlih,d in destiny rlIh
- them. He also deelaf,d HAT eash Of his o"n
- slaves held a deed of Emancipation. ard noula
:" never serve any bus hiarstn. He introdaced his
" co!ortd rtSitors 10 many Of The public characters
" that called at his lodgings. and expressed many
+" sentin EMS hislIy Honorable to Els hsanr." 1lf
Emdnc'Pafor then goes 10 shox, by az eHnaS'
from Col. john sons speech on the Mssnnn quss'
ton, that "hs interest in tie casse OF abolition IS
not of recent origin as in that speech, among other
things he said. " Animate ds,d Of benevo'ence
Abolition Soc siies," &c-a plDase vi ich the tman-
cpaior suggests as motto fora banner, IN ease eoh
johnson accepts The msltaton, recently rsst""D
TO him by The " Dcmte,atlt Ctn anon tohheh' !"
visit The city Of New York
If such Paragraph as The foregoing had appea'
ed in the EisdncpotOr. asaFc 10 M o'ay'-"
such a sentence as that which is proposed Tor j"
Abolition raotto had been itnid IN Nv. tlays
speech on tllf Missouri que,tien.-"hat Siie'nesS
of reproach would fIlihe columns Of the Democ'a'"
journals IN he South But lere IS the VIZ
PRESIDENT, WHO. in case of tie death OF vi;
Van Bnreu would be elevated 10 the PRtS}DhN-
CI. who is coniessedly an Abol,onlst IN ihee'y '""
an Amagamaiouis, in piacco-and "ho' eve"
while lie fills The station Of second officer OF the he
pubic, is seen :" check by jo~l' with Ha"ao '""
J"ba and Pompey in New York. d'se"Ss'"7
their rights and prospects pointing at MS
daughters, evidence Of his idcuiy OF ieens ""'
interest with them, aud recognizing ther soc'"'
quality ~ introducing them totle "pubI't ep'"'
'ers' WHO called AT his Iodsnes!! Comment can ','
no force TO these facts. We leave them WIN 'h'
people, They Only satisfy us ofthe ruth OF Tue
mark made by the Bay State Democrat The organ %
The an Buren, parry in Msssschbseus-" Aoo'
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MENlCO-Thc schooner Creole, at New Or.
leans. brings Iamplco dates TO the Isl Instant Gen.
Arisa, at the head OF GOO infantry arrived al the ba,
OF Tampco the evening of o. ulL, and surpf,s.
ed aud captured the font that place in the posses.
sion OF small number OF Federaisis. and schooner
OF war formerly the Texan schr. Independence.
The action with the ci-derdnt Indeprnde nee lasted
about 10 minutes, the maj nIily of hei crew having
basey deserted her. The wounded left on hoard.
WIN TWO principal officers who behaved CALAMITY.
Tell INTO the hands of the Cenrasis who sustained
no loss Gen. Arlsla despatched a brig TO Vera Cuz
10 Obtain eight pieces Of ordnance aud TWO mortars
with 'nunhpns If war &c. with which. as soon as
they arrived. hc intended To attack Tampico in lnIl
confidence that he would be able 10 take IT. Without
losing man. Gen. Urea was IN Tamplco which IN,
had fortified TO the utmost OF his power.
The New Orleans Bee says" In letter of the
Goth May, from Vera Cruz, Cot. Bee, Qhe Texan
Mlnlser) speaks encoutagngIy as to the prospects
"' MS mission 10 Mexico. Col Bee has peculia,
claims upon Santa Aud's consideration, as it was
Irncpal'y owing 10 that gentlrman's interference
tba' The IA t, siGeot II Mexico met with such IN
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ON Galveston papers Of the 7ih instant, oorlain
ners from Ncn Cruzip ke 81, aud from the city
Of Mexico TO the 23th ull.
Col. bee led Vera Cr1z for Havana the 29,!,
ult. Padre Muldoon. who had accompanied Col
Bee, was SEIZED imn"d..s'eIy unon landing, and
thrust IHto asa.eod Ths act Of alroeiousyo-
lcn"- was doubhcA. IN ehuon of Mexican rage
because :,e Padre bad been appointed Bishop o
Texas. rs grateful testimonial Of bis humane in
Proposition 10 behalf oil atfepnbhc during the hos
tlilits with Mexeo.-.' Santa Anna, says the Gal
weston Gazette. IS watched With too much jealousy
10 allow him 10 bo OF service to Texas, wIe he ST
disposed
In Tampico the Fedcralsts still resist the efforts
ofthe Centallsls. II Is thought The contest between
The TWO parlirs Is by no means over. The govern.
ment boasls anogautly enough OF the defeat Of Me
ja. md declares that is only necessary send !.
~ Il, 00G men 10 oyeriuu Texas in order TO erad
cate every yestge OF Standardization.
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A Scene IN Opelousds.-We are informed by per
sons recently from Opelou>as, that the following
scene occurred lasi week in The Office of Thomas II
Lewis Esq. 1t is known that Mr.. Lewis in his Ia,e
scurrous pamphlet against Mr.. Bowers. charges
Benjamin K. Cant, Esq. Receiver OF Publc Monies
at Opeousas with having stated malicious fa{sehoods
Giant, not being aoe to obtain ,ediess went 10 Mr.
Lewls's office, and presented him with pistol and
told him to take It and defend himself Lewis reph-
ed he would not defend himself and was unp,epared
Tor defence. Cant then told him what he thought
OF him, for his wanton abuse contained in his pamnh-
let aud after eshaustlng the English lanpuape.of
the epi,heis, applicable To slandcrers and hbee,s
SPIT an M Le~S's face and walked OF his Office.
y. Orleans lDri.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

w T. have received our Spring Supplg QT FAM.
w I4 GROCERIES, winch IS the largest aud
finest We have ever been able 10 offer friends and
the puhIc aud they respectfully lavitcd call
( aud examine tar themseves~-1he following
IS = pant If our stock
- hds ST. Groin Sugar ofthe fines, quality
II Polo Rico do VARIOUS qualities,
10 " n. Orleans do -
30 boxes aud barrels treble, double and single l. oal
and Crushed and ground Sugar.
50 bags Prime old Java coffee,
30 E" RIO do
40 =" Lnguila do
) =" g" Cuba do
20 E." Old white do
81, bids steam refined Sugar house p Rice. and
Nc,. 06cans Molasses
10 balfchests Gonpo~der and Imperial Teas some
40 bS2cs Is III and Glib do :. do
chests blk Tea. some extra fine,
pipe and hall pipes superior old Madeira wine,
qr. casks, - do
6uIr fine pale Sherry, Imported 1920.
! hall pipe medium do
pipe and quarter casks Old Port Vino, some
extra fine,
LondonP 'Tenenne Madrira,-Lisjon, Canary. ST.
Lucnn, SIC, Madta aud pure Malaga wines mar.
casks,
So hampers Champagne ofthe De Fremont Ueilsick
Thistle, Heart aud Dove Brands, all crack Wines
in ~ York audwafrlned pune and genuine,
20 cases Claret, very hnr,
hhd do on draft,
% cases Muscal vine,
, ar, CASKS, do do
% Tlelces London ia own Stout and Porter,
% hafpipes Brndies some OF the very lst order,
pipes An ellcan Brandy.
3 bures apple do
II hhds Jamaica and w. Rum.
> g" aud 10 bnrels n. England do
l hall plpc Irish whIskey,
% eases Lemon SYRUP
6 F." Sluwton's Btlers,
$4,000 Havana. Congress and Principe secars
| 20 Barrels llerings No.
5 kegs Nails, assorted; tons Norway, German and
BIIsercd steel,
so boxes sperm, Patent sperm and tallow candies,
Imitation English and Pme apple Cheese,
/ 20 boxes Bunch Rasins half and quarter boxes,
20 drums Sultana RalsIns,
Almonds Filbers, Palm Nuts, Madeira Nuts,
Mace Cloves Cinnamon, Allsplce Nulmcgs Pep
| per- Ginger. RICE and ground, white do
| . half pipes French wine vinegar very fue,
! \ large lot Of wooden ware.
! Brass bound BucLets, Conlels. Cans, Pals, Tubs
covered Boxes. Measures, Trays, Market Bas-
/ kets, &c. Ne &c.
30 boxes Window Glass sNlo and l0Xl2,
500 lbs. Puuy,
A handsome assortment Of China and Glass Ware,
$4,000 lbs Family Bacon, cured by ourselves,
100 Sacks salt.-feslde, many other articles, which
cannot. be enumerated. They all offered on
usual accommodating terms.
MCKINNEY & MOSBY.
May % i6w
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DOMESTIC INrElLEGENCE.
FROM FLORIDA.

! ST. AUGUSTUS .. June s..
i Army I>TrbIIoFNuI.-P /. 10 he abandon
cd aud the slek 10 be removed TO Fort lleile-
+ man.
On ihe o6h nlrimo. eighteen miles lom For
Tanning. Two prsaies nj Captain BRapLxfs volnn-
lcer company killed bs Indians. One Of The
pa :, was soAlped three times
"FoRT kiHs. May 30.
y Few Indians have come IN since | last wrote
large number. with Tiger Tail and several nihci
chiei.. will he here ma dis OF two. The chiefs new
er asked Gen. MacoMn eheiher they would be per.
United 10 remain permanent south OF Ptase creek,
and be never told them that they would not II The
Indians should've permiucd 10 remain in FLORIDA, il
viii he a fia blow To the prosperity Of the Territory
aud ever, flordiap ought 10 raise hrs voice against
suicidal measure.
.since wrlne the above. our nrgro Interpreter
Murray J y Ito Is the best and most useful man We
lave II that capacity, was shot IN The side by sco1n-
del named Edgar, WHO Is ofda.iy sergeant Of the
company thai carrsoust'is post, The ball ,ss SEE
iu,mcdiaias "~er the stomach. but under the peri.
,onum aud think lodged in the liver lie is
sIl alive bit his chance OF recovery is very slim
lie had mol been shot more ihas a6 hour, when q
coupe Of chefs arrived b>re; but having no inter
Prefer, cannot tcllron hal news they bring from
The inferior. Tomorrow tbey will bring 10 with
them itom camp nine miles hon here another In.
dlau negro, who will interpret Tor us"
fko mnf5ef OF the negro Murray was accompa-
WtH WIN circumstances 81 great WjtIuDness. ser
ceaat EpoAR complained 10 Colonel WHISTLER thai
murray WIS tnsoien' him. and WAS informed that
the matter should be examined into, aud, If guilty,
punls ed. The Sergeant insoleniy demanded II
then. aud nas ordered 10 his quarters, from whence
hr took r,he, and went 10 Munays leur. and,
whist Sierping discharged the contents into ms
stomach.
Murray was captured N 1896 and belonged To
Neayoiakd. now mosl and cons. dered The best
guide tic nation II Is rather surprising that, an
der lhcse circumstances OF Outrage. EDGAR should
have been ballrd n Ne"nmssl,r. -Nelcs
ACCIDENT AT JACksoNNIIIr.--k melancholy &C
cldrhl uccnicd nj Jacksonville on Monday last by
HE upsrunC OF sail boat belonging TO thai aace
parry OF gentlemen. consisting OF Captain STRAr-
toy aud sun, Mr.. MAYO, mud DR. STEWART, were
silltne on pleasure excursion, aud, the wind fresh
enlng rather loo much we've engaged ~ shortening
sll. vi ca the boat capsizrd, aud Nj. MAYO and Dr.
SrfwARr pcrshed. Cap, SITUATION aud son were
discovered IN Their peilous situation aud rescued
from the iae 81 their con,pahons-H
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prrrRsnURa. June IL.

Ssai 10 he Pendentiaty for Li(e.-German l..
Mann was indicted N the present term ofthe Sure-
nor Cont Tor stealing Horse aud Saddlr.-Mann
siole the Horse IRON one person. aud the Saddle
from anothef-thus committing two separate Zen.
ees. IL which he was eonricied Having been in
tie PeniteniIary foi an oiltnco Committed some
wears ago. he is now TO be cosdned for life in con-
formits with The law whle.. pfesoribes confinement
for life for the third ,lrcnce
Tn saturday. Lewis Thompson was convicted Of
Larceny; and sent TO the Penitenilary for Two
years. tIHfeihqencer.
Hilary Hudson and man by the name OF Bowers,
waeonefs iioin tile upper country, engaged III fight
al Their camping ground near the Basin on Friday
night last. during which Hudson drew n knife and
stabbed Bowe's several times. Hudson las been
committed 10 Jail. Bowers, II is said. will recover
from his wounds ID.
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To TIN EDIroBs or THE Vino.
DIR "a DIt /, Hail, SfDrN


Yesterday, abont O'Clock. the ncighbnrhood of
bic ani distressing We ever witnessed. We have IN
deed heard o lic rraldeslfuctian of ctols and We.
getallon 10y the combined force OF the elements bnt
never beiate did we have 10 witness with orr own
eyes. than, ~ u lew minu'es, the prospects OF a
Whole year were desnoyrd. A cloud arose m the
North. AMI soon Ia rsrld and wild confusion over
spread Our skles.-eath succession of green CO.
lunifs aud shees warning oil hat We were soon ia
experience. short Time only elapsed before a
shower OF small hal began 10 tai increasing in size
nj II reached thr SIZE Of aaInch IN diameter; The
"tad lhont that time, "Ib all lis terror brought M
the rear an asalan Gle of ice balls of from one to
Two and llacc inches IN diameter. now succeeded.
beang down every species 81 vegetation before IT,
dcaleniug our ears with HE and crash rrodn,ed
bF The lofee wrh winch It WIS hurried no i,nst our
dwellings,, rendered still more awful by forcing itself
through every exposed MISUNDERSTANDING The pl,ss
10 alonis. and scattering II in every direction oy. :
oar dwellings,. But f1ts IS not the wors-our crop,
are ADJUST tuInfd.-our tobacco, which was y,,y
promising, sustained great injury, but being early in
the SEASON, We can partially feralr 1.-THE corn.
winch was also very fine, Is literally demolished be.
Ing. ~ numerous instances, beaten of AZ the gronnJ
bul from thus, we even hope TO geta few suckers,
which may IN some degree, repair the oss-but as for
the wheat and oat crops, they consumed with an
almost utter destruction; We do not thlpkihe whea,
can srldus one peck. The storm was of unusual
extent, reaching several miles around us-attended
IA aim ST all places with the same dlre(ul cons onen
ces.
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.NEEEEEsS.

'E'Ht. undersigned has been engaged as M,1,rn
n Tor many years, IN some of The best FIoUn
MILLS m FIfgma' and or the last five years il, lb.
hessfs. i.1nshoine's Mills ia Lynchbafg and be-
'ng now under no engagement lie is desfrons eithe,
To 'e't' or eet employment as CHiEr MILLER in
;" '' Ia e Mill Any persons wishing To rent oul
theit Mill, on Ia employ chez Miller viii dion
'ne. or sobrely, integrity and skill | confidently
,e'ef 10 Messrs, Henry 5. Lanehorne, Mamie,
Langhorne aud David W. Burton
JAS. .SUTPHIN
"""' - p 1t.
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the ground & inches deep. The cioud com
nenced rising in tho North West a lule after ?
O'Clock, touring IN lis appearance and pouentols
of damage. II soon came over. aud the wind blew.
the rain poured. the hail ratified. II the rage and
wa of clements was AT lis bright. An old gentle
man oil the heighesi respeoabiliiy, nunibefs IS
informed that lie had never before Witnessed such
violent weather. | understand that otber paris of
The cnnniy hive suffered seriously. In the neigh
honrhaod oi Malnr Richard Williams and MI
Daniel Fem, learn the damage is serious.
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LOUISVILLE, June 10

LOUISVILLE. June TO-
singular ard fatal accident occurred ut the City
Theatre on Saturday night During The play OF The
French Spy" IT fell to Mr.. james Lowe, in the
performance OF his part, TO fire pistol at Celeste
and lhen to nun from the stage, the same time
drawing bayonet from his belt As he drew the
bay onet he looked back his shoulder Mt Cele>te
and, atthat mu,nent. the large end of the weapon
struck agans, some object the srle of the stage
and the point driven several inches into bis body
Medical and was Instantly sent for, but he survived
only about 1--we minutes. joalAd1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
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Accounts have been received nj New Orleans.
from Tampto the 81 inst. from Mexico 10 the 25il,
nlt, aud from Aanmoras the 27th alt. They present
dark picture Of csl dlscold. So extensive had be-
come the 3saAection e the interior States thai San
Ia Anna would have great ditiicnv IN maintaining
hiq power. Guauaxuata, Janalsco aud San Louis
de Potosi bad already resisted successfully his man
dates, aud were making eher'ions to organize an
army WHICH II MOI soon checked, threatened the
humiliation OF Ceniralism IN the Inteiof.