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OF LOUIsIANA--Fsr Ears. Judicial Dis

The State VI ..Louisianas-JO all whom the Sc pre-
aeits shdll cones greeting :-Wherens ENkEWiL
by the sheriff oftle parsot Jetler oI the property
hereinafter descrihed has applied to the clerk If ih.
Court in SttOse ufce the deed of sale was osded
the seventeenth day Of DctUber A. ID. 1899, for Mimi
,on Advertisement in ntcrmity I" an Act of the
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana, entitled, - act
for Tie further assurance of titles tn purchases az iu-
d:cial sales; approved the tenth day Of harc, 1884:
Nov; therefore know ye, and al! persons Interested
herein, hereby cited and ed oniShe Il! the name Of
the Sate ii Louisiana, aud Of the First Judicial Dis
rict Court, who can set ur any right tile or claim
il and to the property hereinafter descrihcd in cnnses
auence Of any iar'"ali'y in the order ecrce or judy.
any irregulary egality in tire appraisenens md
advertisements, IN time or manner ofsal', or for any
other detect whatsoever, to show cause within thirty
days from the day this Ninnon is first inserted in lie
public papers, why the sale made should not be cons
kvlncd and homoIosated.
Til. said properly sold by the sheriff Of the Jar
ish aforesaid on the twentieth dry Of September, A. D.
by virtue ola decree OF mis- Court reneted on the
eigh,esntl day Of March, A. d. 1888, in suit entitled
N1uria Cecil, wife Of Charles Brewer aud a vs.. the
minor children sind heirs of Charles cell. No. r. 1909
Of the docket Of this court which sale the said Item
ny William Paltrey became the urchuser, for the
price Of four hundred and thIty-fvs dollars, payable
Description of property, givenin the Judicial Con-
Acenain lot Of ground, the game which was al)udi-
<caiedto William Nicholson Hull, at snle mndr by
Isaac l.. Met 10y, ausoneer, of The ~ OF dew Orleans,
the eleventh March 1886 by virtue Ola JUDGMENT Of
this court Of the trett January 1896, aud which WIS
ordered ny snid court the eighteenth March 1889, 10
be resoIdat the risk and ex, Of said Hull for
!ectng and refusing to cnmry with the Terms ""d com
Aitons Ut said nrjuhcaion. Snh lot being situated in
cha parish Of Jefferson, the town Of aro ton, 'rsgl
mated as number Fourth square Aona plum drawn by
Benjamin Buisson,. snrvnyornf rn'd parish, On the
twentieth Of January 1896, and deposited in the Office
OF II. B. Cenas notary public Of this cit and
uring, in American measure fifty two feet eleven inches
front nv street, and forty feet three inches also
front"n lsurne street, thee hundred nEd dirty nnr
teDth aud and iNrrp hundred
and four eet inches ul nIf on The line dividing it
from lot No. Three. together with all The tights prlv-
GEES &c. ther.n belonging.
Witness the Honorable A. NJ Buchanan, Judge of the
= Court aforesaid, this 10Th day OF No,ember,
:. - 1899.
n2O PIE BLANC, DIP. Clerk.
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Missouri Rop.-50O coils Missouri hale rope,
made uliof hemp, in store, and for SAID by -
n3 BOGERT & HAWTHORN, So G,..isr $,
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~ TOVES-Now receiving from ships Sea & Francis
- Depau, a splendid assortment such as Wilson's
Patent Bronzed Pyramid Stoves. new a,ticle-Par.
Jour, Cooking, FIackln, &c &C.. For sale by
NJ II u F DEVEkEUX
ol9 26 I'chaptoulas st
Emerson's Razor Strops-ThIee cases Of The
genuine article, just received ny -
oc. 3. REESE ( D'LANG;, I8 Camp s.
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SARSAPAR1LI.A PILL OF HEALTH: or,
BLOOD ElI

VINH1S excellent family pin is medicine of ~ IrE RI.
cacy for correcting all disorders of the ste A uy,
els, the symptoms OF which 5rucn
cy srasms. loss OF appetite siCn headache eiHss t.y
tullness after meals, dizziness Of eyes rsin- nd
pains in the stomach and bowels, Ind igcstiOM iEr y
bid state Of the liver and nactv w ~, how
els, causing hdIsDghilitI"n of every Hnrtit of she y
VIII IN ts mast excellent rrcFHrati"h,b by N rscNrr-
hns", he cieitudiy removed iWO or three sII
vince the aiiced OF ITS sanitary effects II. STOMACH MA
sneetly regain its s.:sih, healthy action lu liz L7y
els and kidneys will rap dly take places and Of l,
ness heat pain and nundced appearance s'rpu sclr,s
uud removed health will be the quick u auq Ijs s
dicne, according 10 the directions accompany, ch rs
These psare particularly etcacous for lunnc 20, ny
colds, agucs, ShOrtness breath, End all IA
urinary passages and if taken after AZ .,
table, they quickly restore the system state
repose
Persons of full hnhi, who subject 10 headache ridj
ness drowsnPss and singing in the arising
flow Of blood to the head should he hont as
many dangerous symptoms will be entirely m ts
immediate
For females these pills truly exc tent fc,oorias
all o. structio,s, the distressing heainche rs ynri
with the denrssidn of spirits dulness acr1 V
ulcct ons p",chrs, lmp!cs and sunwnest SO s t-l aI
ri, healthy and juvenile bloom the comp can
10 mothers they are confidently rccomm, uf q.
medicine that can he taken during pregnancy pd }cr
of all ages they uneQunllcd.
As pleasant safe. aJei they uni trI slGIgU
dLon of mild operation It'll the l -1r-
require restraint of diet confinement during !e
BY regulating the dose according the age rnr pto
a'ient they become suitable Tor every case h x s
be required; and for elderly people they u found "a,
he the most comfortable medicine hitherto pr TJed
Sold Al No. s6 Custom house st. New OrIa: p,2-3na
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I0ROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HfGEIAN HERB PILLS
for the cfertuul extrpation Of every ma syop
tom Of the Syplc disease, and the many disorders arising
from the improper ieatment.
With each hoN is given ntreat svrhitlr
diseases, with observations seminal weak &C. a. con
taning hinswo knowing by those who r huyv eCu
suic, this dread iui aud devastating ma D1 3.
DR. DAVIDSON continues 10 direct his lAase iia
orders from the free ind .c.ur1tr iuluJ.
grmcc "fthr passions, which only q uuterpn.
tram OF nervous aifecohs but also entail Entrfes all
the encrvaung mbcriies of old age. n,h sIuto
cbly and deficiency, whshor the uca, ol hale~
full habits, excessive drinking otherr W winch tho
powers Of the constitution become enfecb @lrrs firm,
aieand speedy restoration sound Vi, prs health
I,sam.lan,holy fact that thousands IA n the rc-
nerea disease oa ing the kuiuess gte men
who by then of that deadly poison ain l.c CO.
sution; and when The great Dcnr Swedour became
rssor at leyen University he Conferred vaunbe ens
fit mankind by the discovery of his grand Panacea
the cure of this deporabe complaint Never did discovery
excite greater sensati"n sought after with avdty and
used with Jude. nnc the
have beer long ceebrste. The fame Pills tro'
out Germany caused their speedy introduction almost
administered cnE he atte-ed by thousands; in fact
Ing the long continental they com.
lgh,cs suspicion 'ihction entertained What
cine he more than that ssh such
particle of insious pnson purifying in their progress
whole mass of fluids they not only remove the disease
by their actions the different functions ue boIy
expcing Tie hnmors, snt in mild nn.
mpercep,e e." tho sceplcs their aston
other mineral and be taken without the
pcon of d,coyeythey require of diet
the least exposure TO the patent, At period when,r
slightest suspicion essh win e well recour,n
has male lis aprcarsn,e uc.s certain
wing til" complaint esectasly aud secretly TIL. dcploraLr
prieor from the of acrcary, reasrs peravely mo-
!" caution the puhc assns, lha, dunyerou, mineral
These pills should form portion Of all medicine chest. hs
and land and ought III omitted by x"
long journey their properties SUCH s,
neither heat nor cold injurr their quality or prev
due effects the constitution.
Snl1 No t'u.tnn hnrsD
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- Tio Nt;Rs IA NEW oRLEANs;sr:.,ss-s
papers :teing; nov completed,
sts sa offer betollwing lstto The l,art
e..laT the a. nsuai,
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OAbOW UAkE3
MANAGES An ACTORS
.Nsp Aug - Z.
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"ATS-The subscribers have received and
IL ceiving by every packet large supply Of Reaver,
Russia, Fur and Moeskiu silk Hats, Of the latts fash,
ion and hest manufacture which they oAtr for nspec
ti.u to tie Citizens and pubic generally. For sale by
GOSSIP l. Co.
Naval, Military & Fashionable Hners, under
OIL Exchange Hotel, st Charles st
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Oct %
Valuable Propertv al .9uction

Valuable Property al AUCTION
NN7l Ill be sold thu premises in The county OF Isle
w OF Wight, the 7lh. 9Th and 9Th November xt
If fair if not the fair days th.reaer) The follow.
ing property, hronging To the estate Of VIM Boykin
dec d. 10 wit On the 9TH, the Manor Plantation called
SirauLerru Piains. distance ten miles from Smilhhpld
and two from Black River. Il contains 100 acres
Of Lind about half is cleared and well adapted to
The culture Of corn oats, &c the balance heavily tim.
berpd with pine cypress and white oak On it is large
Dwelling House. Containing four and large pas.
sage each story inferior. IN point OF excellence of
material and finish, to house in Virginia Also
the premises, large garden Ice House. Barns Stables,
and every other house for convenience and comfort Of
large family. An extensive. aounshng Apple Orchard
with ample fixtures for dising brand or making vine
gar This place is situated in q wealthy and delightful
neighborhord and would be desirable residence for
professional A, The time will be sold qnan.
y of corn oats peas, fodder &c. also Horses, Cattle
Sheep and Hogs
On the Sth n Farm four miles from the above con.
tanning 800 of Land with good buildings for the
accommodation of n family; about third cleared and
the balance well lImPred with pina cypress and oak as
any in Eastern Virginia Land similar to The other
Al the same time will be sold. a valuable Grist and
Saw Mill with Cotton Gin attached. being two and
half miles from the former plantation and one from the
latter, and situated in good neighborhond for toll
On The 9th, in the town Of Smilhiield The Storehouse
Warehouse and Wharf This property is in good repair
situated IN The business part OF the town combining
many advantages for extensive and profitable trade
TEays One fourth cash. the balance in and Is
months and yeas, with personal security and deed of
sus, on The property.
JOHN II. HANKINs, Erecr.
Octf Avid
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From tic Cniumb"s (JJiss, J Demoerat, Ot II


CREEPISo We have lu'ey received letter from
gentleman in Naichz in whose statements implicit re-
lance nay be put which gives rs most cheering &C
count If The prosp,c of tie Democratic party IN The
South and West lie I'm 'his part oi the State, We
shall | think do much better Than we have ever done
for the whole ticket. Even from This cou:ity lAdams
think pretty Of one member In Annie
one CIsiborne in Warren and on even chance
for The Senator in Claiborne lSt possible that The North
will tall bacs?" No. answer our cortespohdrnl the
Nori, will not "lal back We shall carry ihs county,
think, Notwithstanding singh division ~ our ranks,
ard in all probability Ngauhee nLd hlontoe Okubte'a,
WINSTON NJ shoha ard Ch"c'aw nre ours, beyond q
doubt FRI m the Northern counties we have &C
counts hich satisfy that the ID: !n"ctacy will swprp
almost every hing IN that region Cheeriy. then. The
skies ire bright The prospect is Glor"Gs Every thing
BODIES splendid victory in November next ii We but
DO duty.
NJ Election in The Stale Of Mississippi, took place
last Monday or Tues day.
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POETR \.
.c -, -rs.ISsuSsuSe.'
as ruE LEAGUE.

DIT 7 0. hscAlLri y So .,o,, opposcd
sya gc part Of hi. u'ees rndrI ss Isas he gained
victory over TIA, party Yi Before The ea.s nI
dressed My edre" # you lose a IN the path 10
n sa and glory lis coadSe, TO his
Nothing so1o nS isy In me the route, Henry
foiiowsd crying the Frenoh and MA eehe"y
number Of'ho enemies TO ' 0" skns Biographical Dictionary
The Lord G'i sse I Kns Henry
Now a ho,s DO the merry sound Of music aud the dance
Through thy cosa6ds green, and sunny 'nes on
And thou Rochelle Rochelle proud ey waters
AZ shou wer, constant 10 OUT s be joyous in our JOY
For cold and .f and s' are they VINO wsousn, Wy "
mu,ish: hurrah. 10, ISry, King Henry Of Navarro
Or beating when at The o dawn day.
viii, ali presled ezoH' aud al il. ,easi ps,,
nna ap ns Ss rood Lorraine ofour "nd
Ana dak uayenne was the idsi, uuncheon IN h. hana
Ana oos cc"gn's Solry ha da6ocd with his blood
And we cried unto living God VIII" 'uc Tho fate oil war;
so fgh. 10, his holy name and Hem! OF ,'Sai'e.
,Tn. king ia come 10 marshal in NIL his armo drsi,
And be bound white plume upon ~. xa.s" crest
die upon traitors glance aud high
Down all line deaonas .od save our Lord the
"And il my standard bearer fall as fall full he may
For saw promise yet OF such bloody fray
whie plume ,"o amidst the ranks of war;
Hurrah The foes ara movns Hsrk to the mingled din,
OF fife s,eed ond trump and drum and S%ys1n
The Dnks pcking fast across Saint andtc P'H
With all the hireins ehivay Of Gn"defs ana amsfne.
Now by the Inns love- fair gentlemen OF france
Charge the golden lilies Them IN the lance:
snrr. are striking thousand IN rrst
close behind The WINE crest
And in ,hay burst d. While like guiding star
Amidst the hrckest Carnage bzed the heme, OF Navarro
Now God be praised ours! Mayrnnc hath turned his
rein.
DAumac hath ced for suarerhe Flemish Count IS slain
Their ranks breaking like thin clouds before sscay sae
The field hcupd bleeding st-eds Hays aud coven mail
And then thought and all "ons oar Ynn
tReme n,bor Bartholomew passed from onun;
but out speke gentle Henry, mo Flcnelin'n' i m! Zoe;
Down. with foreigner; In, lot ynutpcthren co.
Oh. Sastkere knight. in friendship
Sovereign Lord, King Henry the soldier of Navarro
flo. maidens OF Vienna. no. nations Of Lurrrnr!
Weep weep your h these who shall return
fio. Philip send for charity, thy Mexican Pis,olcs
for thy sPenrmcn's ous
flo gallant look that bright!
flo. burshers Generevs keep watch md ward tonight
Por God hath crush The God t raised the slave
mockd OF tho and the vnor the brave.
Then glory 10 holy name whom all gcres
And glory Soveteisni King Henry of Navarro.
Rnighf, Quarterly Hced;iRe 1924.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.


1T He Parsonge. near Loretto Essen C0uHiy. ia
YE7iE duties OF this Institution will be resumed on
q Tuesday, the lst day of October next The scho.
astc year consists of TEN months aud is DIVIDED INTO
two {" five months each Pupils may enter al
any time but none for less Than foil session.
M deduction will be made account OF absence, e1'
cept in cases OF proiracied sickness.
The situation Of this school, experience has amply
proved To be entirely healthy. II Is very retired. and
flee temptations /" pleasure and extravaganza II
is at the time easy Of access he Steam Boat,
raining between Baltimore and fredericksburg passes
twice a week By poit Micou, which Is but short as
lance from the Parsonage, and where carriage VIII
always be ready 10 receive those who may give due
notice of the time Of their arrival The Wing Green,
near which The cars between Richmond and FrfdrIcks
burg pass daily. is distant about IL or ~ miles
IL will be seen below that the course OF instruction
has been enlarged This, with expenses incurred to
render the ns,iturion useful, makes small add,
ton TO the amount heretofore charged necessary
Tic .sacher of Music and Modern languages resides
with his family II" miles from II fats"nagr ana VIII
glvp to his classes regular and et' lent instruction
The department OF murals cmbracrs Moral Philosophy,
Natural Theology, Evidences of Christianity, and the
study Of the Bible
The other branches taught Or,hography Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic Algebra. Grammar and Geogaphy,
with the Of Maps and GLOBES History. Logic, Rhe.
torc and Composition. Botany, Geology, Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy. Aso the French, Spanish, ana
Italian languages; Music. Drawing and Painting; and
lessons in hlszzonto; PLAN Needle ork, Embroidery
fine, and in wors,rd.
TERms-Per session of FIVE months, payable in cd.
vancr:
For Board Washing. Lights. &C. S7u W
8 Tuition in The English branches, ID w
" Red an4 Bedding, if not crowded by The
pupil, 90
g Use OF Piano per month, %
The Languages, Music. Drawing and Painting, and
Embroidery. al the usual charges.
Those who intend send their children will please 10
enter them Immediately, and let them be at the Parson
age by the first day of the session highly import.
ant that the school should that time fully into ope
raon and greatly 10 the advantage Of the SCHOLARS that
the members Of the different classes should Commence
their studies together II IS hoped, Therefore, That pa.
rents and guardians will fail attend tn thus request
Letters directed 10 Rev. Jno. P. Nc Cure, Lofe''r
Essex county, Va.
Ri Rev. C Moore ID ID.
w h,esde, ID d
Rev. Mcclure, d D Fredericksburg.
Fes'us Dickinson, Egg. curoline county
John g Lawrence, ESQ
Rev. e. w Nelson, Richmond county.
Dr.. VIM jones. Lancaster county
S Warn G" r To's S"T, '"0 Gloucester county"
Hon John Tyler, williamsburg.
John bowman, Esq, Fauquir county
5 kTSc, G G"1sg EE:a Esq and COUNTY "a
Sept l3 SIT
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ID Dram .Nunbsrs
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
state of Maryland

TO ERECrA
To,cn Hull and ocr buildings in The Gig Of Baltimore
Class No 8, for 1889
To be positively j: .ha ci'y Of Baltimore,
Wcdncsday, 9Th Of .Norember, iS::S9
Under The Suprinpudence oil Commissioners.
The holder ofMe raPit"t ,rW rtceirr $50 900 nett
BRILLIANT SCHEME : S'5 800 l0,5l5 5,OO0, 1000,
5000 9 5nn. 22 5O 2,O00; 80 oi Goo &c &c, DC.
IS No Loripry-l5 Drawn Ballots
Tickets only $40 Halves 5 Quarters so
Certificates OF Packages of % hole Tickets $3.50 90
DO do % Half do 90 90
Do do % Quarler do 81 so
NJ Orders for Tickets mud Shares Certificates Of
Packages in the above magnificent Schemes will receive
the most prompt attention. ond official account Of each
drawing sent mmeda;ely alter il is over 10 all who
der from Address
D. S GREGORY & Co, Managers,
RicHaosD, Va.
Oct25 49-td
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By the Gorernor Of hc State Of ptrg'nm.

been received TINT the Board OF
Principal Assessos appointed under the aci oi March 2i
1888 providing the OF lands ~
hsvc finished their du"s 10 their districts
Observation-Disclosures DAVID CAMPBELL Gornnor OF the
sia,e The OF the ION section
thought TO issue ihs Pfoci
m zion requiring laid Principal as.ns"rs 10 assemble ~
the city of Richmond Monday the 2h day OF November next
10 form s.nc Board for the purpose Of completing the duties
required of them by law +, i,
Given nader my Governor md under the Lesser Seal
fK.Ll of Commonwealth, Richmond, this 23d day
of October, lc39. DAVID CAMfBELl
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a TEACHER WANTED. The subscriber wishes
"a to employ. for The ensuing year, Teacher OF The
varnus English branches and Of the Greek, Laiin and
French languages. single man. or man OF small ia-
niv Of unnues,ionable character and good family may
find situation for several years, as intend 10 keep up
a school al my sons shall have been educated None
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory 'es,Imonas
JNO T. JETER
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

gEylE subscriber is constantly receiving from The cele
q bra,ed mann(sctory Of NUNS d CLARE, New
York, elegant md plain Piano Furtfs. possessing The
latest mpro remenls and that dehcacy OF 'ooch ana
sweetness of ton pee uliar In their manufacture
Also large assortment, Of uscal instruments, and
Musical Merchandise in general
Piano Forles repaired tuned let on hire and taken in
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The lngest collection of Music ever Offered Tor sale IN
this State mny be selected from, at the store OF the sub
scribpr who is now enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia
and New York Wholesale and retail prlces
r. g. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and .Husie Store, opposite ne Banks.
Aug lG E9-u
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MARSHALL HOUSE. RlcHaosD.
TENHlS House is The Eastern corner OF B5hs
IL Square, Two doors below The Bans Of Virginia, 'no
Immediately opposite The Exchange Bank The a'n
ton of The proprietor will in iutui: be turned prnci,
pally TO the accommodation Of transient company ana
members of the Legislature. having declined taking "a.
miles as ytnry boardars Members who desire 10 org
their families with them. Gun be accommodated al"
chambers inferior 10 none the City. Early aPp'ca'
tons desirable
Or, a i3-tlD
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NAi ANTED-A Young Man, about l6 or IL, who
w read and write well. 10 lise with private
gentleman n the country Board and Liberal wages will
he gwen which will be increased it ha gives asacton
letter addressed r, ID Nut,sviI!e Lancaster coun.
ty Virginia, will be attended 10.
Nov 5i-was-
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hood erceL 10 abandon The go 900 Their famous sPr
49, ,ereivsd hu, {; nor g. n, for The use ot tie mo-
an,uaY employed 70 :e purchase Of ne "a'' 0'sJ
claims IL would have been n'Htrr justice. "'S a
ken ,crred TO Iose The whole sum This is 'he ie""
dre their conduct.
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EsOys's EassE OF Prizes,
kiC iiMoSD, 4 q.

MELLOW will be found The most brilliant collection OF
B Schemes ever before Offered To The public Orders
for tickets in my wil with prompt n,en.
ton provided they add essed 10 The seller ni all the
large prizes, u. hoi ',
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WAs,IIsGGos, Oct. 90
.9ppoiatmfnis by HE Fresid1nt.

9ppoiatmfnts by he President:
lain Henry Young to be Clerk 10 The commission
for running The boundary line between me T. . au VIC
Republic n Texas ha n 6
Charles Evans of Florida 10 be Marshal oil Tie y y
e., The dls,rc, of West Florida
mi Benton and Hon John Miller OF missouri huse
arrived in This CITY, II is gratifying 10 De 'nao'eu 10
,,,a that Governor hilers health, which was very
feeble al the close Of the last Congress- IS enuey re-
stored. p; ;;,od
Ham. A. J Dallas. late Minister 10 Russia, v's'iea
washington few days since. His whole lam!iy t"h'c"
ocrnmpcni.d him ubroad) have reached Their nome 10
Philadelphia well, and well pleased with Their so'u'h N
Europe. , no,
From The North Carolina Republican, We learn 'hat
MIR Calhoun and most OF his family have been seriously
m with The country fever Fort HILL his residence 10
south Carolina We are glad 10 hear, however, 'hat
they are all con vaescent.- GLOBE
More Raakingi More State Securities
The NalcheZ Free rndsr Of the lOih INST states ths
.Gen Runpes left jackson on the Cd insi for York,
i 10 seid 10 disoose Of the reminder Of he Union BANK
Ronds lie will scarcely succeed Gov. Cannon, ~ ms
yp,dc,ory address 10 the Legislature OF Tennessee IN
forms them that 1.-THE six per State Bonds nirnoto
IN contribute 10 the apal Of the Stale Bank cann" De
disposed Of nor the stock in other Banks belonging 10
the common School fund contemplated and required
No opportunity Of selling IL at par, the Go7efhoI shve
had been resented aud hence another source, il"tH
which the Bank expected 10 derive portion Uf i's
capital has proved 10 be wholly unavailIng us 10 De
regretted aso the Executive says that the appropriation
of three hundred thousand dollars OF State bonds bear
ing an interest Of FIVE per per unnum for the I'M
Of The rivers in The three grand divisions OF
The State has been equally nugat"ry und ialIaclous