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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
DIR LARDNtR's
ENTERTrAiNMENT AND EXHIBITION

THURSDAY EVE NING, July 25th.
IN sonsequ.nc. 81 the Urge number escla'd from the Thea
bv Of room Monday Fvepipg. DR. Larcner will
Thprsdsy Evening produce lar exhibition when
ohe OF will be added those exhibited the last
IL of DR. Ladues ngaEements the
North this u b. the last Lecture aud Exhbi,on he
during mis- present visit 4, New York
Tickets IS CentsChdren under twelve IEprice-Inay be
obta'ued the Box Ofhcs, between 10 and o'clock
To commence Q o'clock.
Part L-Dr Ladacr ill give his Discourse on the Stellar
Universe.
Part liza Series Of Scenic Illustrations Of the Seasons the
Months rhe Eorm OF the Earth the Planets, &c &c
Part lIThe Moving Psuorama Of the H.ayers, which will
Re fully exolaned including the Nebul@, Iiusteis Comets
Planes, SC.
Intern. % fifteen minutes.
Part w -Splend Bsaquet Of Twelve d ummond Lights
sf gle light II this des found b. brll
lpmioate large hu ldng with light sufficiently strong
read l. late been proposed lu the city
ofPtris by a single lantern Of this kind
Part g and hcro.copic Enh btion: in which will be
shown AM alcules Ia Water. Crntou Water New York
Pu Wac tn Flea, the Bug, the Mu'qaio, &c
TO c-ninde with select II Pct rial III ratons
Pslssne, ONE Swi,z ria &c &c
Th- The well ventilated b. windmill the top
p,nm'nade the air with the bn
re
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Foreign ImDort.t,on

Passengers Arrived.
MoBLE-Schr s,aua ch--J REYNOLDS w Kempt j Under
h Foster, Y u Goldsmith, l. Tim-2 ia the .eerag..
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~ "HOw MY HEAD DOES ACHE Can you tell
any thing that will me ~ "Yes,p said friend
other day, "try Shermans Camphor Lozenges-I
o known them to severe cases OF headache in
minutes, and have no doubt they will cure you =
'y are also sovereign remedy for drovsiness, sick
dache, palpitation affections and
ing speedy relief than any medicine in use You
ad not be in church without them they will enable
| to keep from sleeping-try them" The genuine
always be had Of Dr. Sherman; l06 Nassau street,
any Of his regular agents viz 227 Hudson corner Of
ring 1873 Bowery, corner Of Spring II East Broad.
", corner Of Market street Ledger Buildings Phis-
|phia, aud State street, Boston.
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Married.

On Tuesday evening 23d inst by the Rev. VIM. P. Rus
SELL OF Paterson, IN Jj Mr. JOHN PRALL to Miss ELI
zABETH NJ. WHEATON, both Of this city
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|sy- yELrEAu,s .,,. SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE cuRl

t'onorrhGa, elect, and all mocupurnent discharges
y the nrethra These pills. prepared by the New York
|iege OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
Plression Of quackery, may be relied as the mos
fedy and efectual remedy for the above complaints
guaranteed 10 cure recent in from three
Fve days, and possess greater power obstinate
chafges and chronic gee hsn any other preparation
|rres Ut known removing the disease without eonfine
fni from business tainting the breath or cisagreeap
~ the stomach Price 81 per box.
Pod al the Office of the College oi Pharmacy and Me
\ Tine, 9a Nassau street.
w. s RICHARDSON. NJ n Assn,
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MARsEILLEs-BrigU UnIorl0 boxes almonds & Rottsge-6
pkes nose Do9dhue COLO cks sulphur Regoden-0 cks
LOO bxs 10 l0 bbs mdse so cks phur flour
do phg. mdse to order24 cks bales Behaupt Chun
~ cks J Michel.
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SALES or srocxs-Bosros, July %.

:, Z, "ALEs OF STOcKs-bosfON, July 70.
At the Brokers Board-l20 shares Western Railroad
IT'S 100 do sim ~; 500 Reading Railroad b2m 2oa so
do bim 2St 90 do a5 l7a do ao rs do ban, aS 10 do
26t
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ID. M PEYSER Il co,


ree,vsa by ncsnt arises aad .eep c.a. taut.y on
- hand, and fa stect Of ench
u articles for embroidery and ias goods VIII cb they
uet for ,ale 1T wholesale retail Beiin Z- hyr Wot
d, Gers Worsed, Cauva Floss 81 Ch mile, aad
.ty e other articles Tor Lmbro'se; french Pose Twist
shaded and psiu gilt aud silvtd Beads Purse Ornaments
bracets ct mbs and Br celes Wire Baskets, Gilt and
stei Ciasps for bg ana Purses gill ard ,nvefd ar Fps
Combs, Fru Brids C.rd r. sses kJse si es &c
.pend,d assortment Of all kind OF Tasses Chenille Cord
and Chenille -
Embroidered Srs 1enders ard Suspsnder Trimming Silk
Wosed and Cotton Frnge and Gimp, In all coon aud
iitiss
Oiled Silk, French manufacture, white yellow and
jy2t 3m &c
MONSIEUR GABRIEL LIE KORP0NAY, the celebrated
A Hungarian and whom are Indicted fr the
importation Of The Polka and Other fashionable dances
erforme1 paic private CT ees in London and Pas
IS we learn about Springs for the poIp,s.
Of gvit lessons Ia his MIR Wells also well
ccomp ,shd tea her. together with a, sm'aen ,,ol.nit u
the effect the beart I'll nd chaIac
mnsc Of the d III dances, will accompany him We
derst nd that the lessons will b. the Ergsh French
and y rman languages. TINS enahgeIent Will commence
ext Monday Iys3 3tinsrc
WHEAT-heO bushels TIinois-Ooo do 10 e-og Of 1872 in
w fine order, for SAFE h. X COLLINS GCO
jy23Hc " South street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY as.
Cleared.

RfsEs 80 So MOON SETS IL 10
SUN sETs......... ..-7 90 HIGH wATER........ &c
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G C.sa H 9ssn fax ka. sos
wednesday + NJ Ju 2it", la4 .he foowns oIutio.
were ssrea and most heartily
nvt guests present our gateu aod sincere acknow
ay s sssr M On an
manly asmeanor ys,l bouat,fu supply of refresh
sal both rreesblr ana eatsrtan,ns - h''Ae
Resolved That the '"Sr n,Ras o. pq9h.S ch.;,m,,
" H. II. pRALL Secretary. jyl5 itsrc
he MoG os yh1 i p the
par. IT. % the e' are . form
are requested to si s's;
q md Esssi %s,
T. h he & & BY G "s sy M s. Az d.
mias the sol proprietor and authorised to collect AID
: - '''''' tsirued, OTIS osMsBEE,. =. ;,
. ROBERT A.: CARTER.
New York July "a 1874. b25 ius-nr
DEMOCRATIC EMPIRE CLUB.
THE tommuee OF Ara gsm.nts appo the last
Of .s S.5
n ylIss. a Y: 4
the CSaI;eOm. thu. .urday evening July s at haf past
orn - ' y ,vonr : ] nn'n,!. ,!.AMEs ss,KEr, thurman.
CAKD-TO STOVE DEALERS.
y, ,% RSS 4: - ':s
ar H s"S 6es
found stat berg practica oua-
% sr,. nsu in 5
IN aket and being prepared 70 manufacture them excessively
a1f Is. a. me
We would be pleased TO have call aad examine our ar-
Very respectfully yours, KR FINCH,
VIII WI. s9anaAs: aI1H H.
s,l Water street, New York. aud Peek.t We.. he.,er
|
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Che contractions aud expansions have taken place in
proper departments, to insure healthy condi.
n OF the institution.
| The Union Bank Of Tennessee and branches have
de statement of their affairs dated June 29th 1874
UyrsN BANK OF TENNESSEE AND BRANCHES
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On Wednesday Oath inst FRANKLIN, son of D. H. Ro
bertson aged mouths aud 10 days
Funeral this afternoon at O'clock from lOS Second
avenue
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quote 81 o6i Pearls very firm at 81 s7t. Exports
from LIST to 23d inst. -
Pearls, barrels. .....,... 96l
BEEswAx-Prime yellow southern and western sells at
10 29tc; do northern, 29A The demand quite active
FIsH-Dry cod is in demand at 81 SIT S7f There is
considerable activity in mackerel We quote No l
at $40 20; No 2 at SO; No at $5 s7} a So
HAy-The demand is very limited. while the receipts
continue quite large. Common qualities sell wanted
al IS SIC.
WHsKEY-Drudge casks sell at 23c The demand is
fair, while the supplies very limited Western and
prison barrels sell at 233c.
BREApsruFrs- is little 6rmer to-day Genesee
s held at 81 373; Michigan and Ohio s. The follow
ing statement OF breadstus received at Albany from
the Of to the close OF Ia.
third week Of July in lS43 and 1874 -
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pJ,foS2l2 Do
he proportion Of specie paper ID to and
r. About s2ooOO0 Of the SAL 1859 Of domestic bills on
I'D would fall due in July and August The suspended
,t of the bank amounta 10 S6sl e7A
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RIO De JANErRo -Advices from Rio TO the 18th
ult are received by h- barque Inca, AT this port.
The following Of letter the editors Of the
American.
RIO DIX JArEiRo. June IL ls4l
Excessive imports Of Flour from the United States and
other places have already augmented stock
which estimated be in all hands least "a 600 bbs
We quote Richmond to net SIS a. and Baltimore 60
cordn to quality, to net 81 % S. TIE late arrivals
IRON Baltimore prove to be OF very Indifferent quay
The supplies OF Coffee have been abundant
ing the latter part Of May hut consist chiefly Of the lower
grades But little Of the finer descriptions in market
little Of the crop has in that fair esti.
mate be made of lis quality We quote superos and
good 3No50 3n350; good first 2I900 $1,000
Pernsmbnco dates to 2lst nit quote Richmond nour at
lsasA5oeb by retail and ianal6 or oher brands; s,ock
1000 brs Bahia adviccs to 10Th nk report the sale Of
1000 brs superior Trieste is, Baltimore nonins
2rO00 The Rio g. ande quotations. Of 27th ult. arc
i650Oai7 for Richmond, and liNal2n for Baltimore At
Bu.nos Ayres, 18th May, rine OF new flour had been
sold So board but the Government pad
whatever the appeals of holders deposit and ths
large stock, at least 70 900 hrs fair way Of spoil
ing Al Monevdeo, l3th May small sales were making at
81 in deposit and $40 despatched The Government hes
a monopoly OF the baking of bread and consequent
ly competition in the purchase Of -four has ceased and
prices only expected to advance when there
tua scarcity Of the article. Baltimore 4meiean, July ~
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GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE FREE
EXHIBITIONS,
A. the Elvslnn EAplha HnhOLen

GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE FREE
EXHIBITIONS,
At the Elyslan Fields, H0boken.
EVERY DNDAf, WrDN- sDAY, ND FRIDAY,
~ comm Monday aft July IS H. at o'clock
The proprietor. M. Nc AKTf respectfully informs the
rnb &C. thar he has consderebe the first
sr!i,ts Of the city, comprising M-sss Wood, Ruggles
Will Master Avon and Sigpos Garcia He mas lsev
efficient Band vho will in the Of the aftsr
nooa, play several iavoriie airs.
MIR UOOD
will make grand and rc Accession the Tight Rope,
upwards Of 300 feet Reforming he will perform aim,
terrible ieats
MR.. II. w. RUGGLEs,
The celebrated Rope V,uer will perform his daring fca
wonder and s.tonlshment on the
SLACK ROPE.
MR.. w. WILLIAMS.
TIE unrivaed Equbrist Plate Wasr and Grecian Balan
dang and arduous ets OF Gecn aud Prusan games.
assisted by his Master Avon the Iaan Prodigy
will his wonderful feats OF fosuring, being only
three OF He the child who has
SIGNOR GARCIA
will introduce his laughable and easing Italian Fanto-
cin life, consisting of the followiEg
Mons AouIette, the P0lander
scsrrmonch, s0mebOdy, Nobody.
jack junk will dance Sailors Hoppipe.
slgnor Bslasandra, the Chan Balancer.
Nous: Blanc. the Diamond Of uancers
Grand TUX Transforms himself into Balloon.
Conrad Hassan, the Ball rossei.
Madam Jordan and Mons. de Stella will dance Pas de
Deux
0rotesque Chase Of Clown after Butterfly.
The celebrated CLOWN Jack May, will his skl in horse
manship.
All OF which will form of the grandest free
ever presented to a New fork public jyls lwsfc
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~ y9BBlb 3,33B,yfy 5,422,07Z
he movement Of the Bank shows no expansion The
,ulation has diminished, and the gold and silver in.
ased The loans not large at the date Of the
/ report The defalcation account Of E. w. Dale has
reduced from $50 500 to 500 800 The other depart
os the bank appear to be in nearly the condi.
~ previously reported The principal features Of the
.,x compare follows:-
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I Fl l. Fl M X "A
550 BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING PRINCE STREETS
NHlS fashionable place Of for the The
Ices Fruits, Jellies. and other rreshmens, Of the
finest descrIetion
An chestra combining Of the first musical taent
the city peri every evening Saturdays and
svere from the OF Aube
Bsni, and Others equally ceIsbrsted j25 IwissIc
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QCtl REV ARD Lost on SATURDAY evenipx or sunday
morning between the Astor Hone and Carol lace
with strap aud VI lck SILK cord string containing
hundred and fifty hundred AID eighty dollars ly
small bills Boston Banks and few small papers
VIII will return the the office of The Astor mouse
shall rive anOvs reward iva 3rsm
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DOCTOR JUKUAN'S.
pRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES have heen used for Q
years with unvaryine They promptly with
cut exposure restriction de busnesshence espec
ally va uape 70 sansers aad country reslden contaalng
wherein full directions advice enabling the
to effect and little No. for Gonurrhea
,set, SC NO. 10, Vense disease al stages
3 Tor Female Weak Whites. Price Of each
plete package 81 lazy receut donal med-
clnes hey supplled Zee
Sold only Drug store 60 Prince street, correr Marion
few doors Of Nblos Private entrance TO Ofhces 69
Marion, cont inua,ion Of Centre 1T jy25 ims re
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6f,a FOR HAVRr The ,npenor cops e,ed Fren =
sftN narqu. InLAs tap, Gtrvs. Goods will ais, bs
SHahk fo lordesux Rot ~ight yass spp
BOYD n aIrCkEN, y otes
u2ytc Ioatiue Du..aGa
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ADMINISTRATORS notice.

4 ETTERS of Administration having
h been granted to the undersigned on
the Estate of William X. Duke. deceas-
ed, by the Probate Court of Yalobusha
county, at the September Term, 1913
thereof, Notice is hereby given 10 ALI
persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payments; and those having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same for payment
within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice will be plead in'bar Of their
recovery.
SAMUEL SWEARINGEN, Adm'r
Dec %, 1S43-49-6w
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between the two masts of the vessel, a.
bout thirty feet from the deck, and burst
with a report like sthatof thunder, fol-
lowed by q sharp flash, as Of lightning,
stunning nearly all on board. It was
indeed an awfully beautiful sight, the
emanating sparks Illuminating the. air
for several minutes after the explo-
sion.
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RANGERS NOTICE.

Was posted December 18th, 1913, by
Gabriel Couch, living six miles west of
the town of Ponola, one dark brown
horse Mule, little under common size,
eighl or nino years old, has the appear
ance of gear, his left fore foot inclined
to be crooked--appraised to $50.
VIM S. KEITH, RdIger p. c.
Dec 81, 1843. 4l-3w
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

4 FILTERS Testamentarv, on the Es-
tate of T.J. Calhoun, deceased, haV-
ing been granted to the undersigned, at
the November and December term, A.
d., 1843 Of the Probate court of ITALIA
hatchie county,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
holding or having claims against the
estate Of the said decedent, 10 present
them, duly authenticated. within the
time prescribed by law--otherwise they
will be forever barred.
JAMES L. CALHOUN. Ercc 'iof'
MARGARET CALHOUN, Er-
ecutrir ofthe last will and testament OF
Thomas ] Calhoun, deceased.
December Is, 843. 4l-ow
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Foreign new 5.

ass.r " = . = = 2 ~ .
: By tho steamship Hibernia, sixteen
days latsr intelligence from England
has arrived.
The cotton market in Liverpool had
improved l-8d.
The ami corn law league continued
to gain ground rapidly. 1t was thought
that a government proposition for low
fixed duty on corn would be submitted
to Parliament early in the ensuing ses-
sion.
1t was current in London that the diff
ference between Great Britain and Mex
ico, growing out of the alleged insult TO
the English flag, by Santa Anna, had
been satisfactorily arranged at the court
of St. James.
Seven out of the eleven inmates of a
house in the village of Willersey, Glou-
cestershire, the house having taken fire,
were consumed in the flames.
100 shares of the United States Bank,
which originally cost the holders $4,000
pounds, sold in London for 900 pounds.
In the O'Connel cases the court has
decided that the indictments are well
found, and ordered the defendants to
plead. They plead at once "not gull
ty,"
The 18th of January inst. is fixed for
the trials.
The meetings Of the repeal associa-
ton were held as usual. The amount Of
rent collected is said to be three times
the usual average.
Reports were in circulation that the
trials would be abandoned. Sir Robert
Peel, twas said, seeing the uncertainty
ofconvic,ion and the length OF time to
which the trials would extend, had de-
termined to apply to Parliament for
summary powers to suppress the agita-
ton. A disposition on the part of the
government seemed to exist TO put down
all practical grievances.
The commission to examine into the
causes of the late disturbances in Wales
was still in session, with closed doors.
The outbreaks were not yet wholly sup
pressed.
All was quiet in Portugal.
The people of Naples were in state
ofgreat excitement, expecting some sud
den movement. The insurgents in the
Papal States were not entirely dispers-
ed.
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BAVKRUPT SALE.

As Assignee in Bankruptcy OIL Feru'
rand sBosticS, ! will, on the
t.irtst first day Of January, a. Il.
1914. between the hours of nine O'Clock
a M. and FIVE o'clock 2. NJ, sell. at the
courthouse door, in the town OF Pono-
Ia. in the county of Ponola, Mississippi;
the following described Land, situated
IN said county, to wit;
The southeast quarter dissection To-
and the east half Of Section IS, all Ia
Township 10, of Range five, west.
r. II. CAGE, 1SSigaee
Jan, 6, l84I.-i2-4w
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Tenth. Forty four cents.
Eleventh. A hundred dollars.
Foreman. Twenty five dollars.
Foreman. Gentlemen this won't do
We shall.neyer agree at this rate, and
it is almost three O'Clock.
Fourth juror. will never change
my vote.
First juror. Nor !, III starye first.
Eleventh juror. So will.
Foreman gentlemen, ] am sorry to
hear this. The plaintiff has undoubtedly
suffered some in this business, and he
looks TO this jury Of his peers for jus
tice. He has family, as we all have;
he has rights, as we all have; and as |
have already said, It is nearly three O
clock.
propose gentlemen, that We add up
the several amounts, and decide upon
their average as our verdict.
First juror-Agreed.
Second juror-agreed.
Third-agreed.
Fourth-agreed.
Fifth-agreed.
Sixth-agreed.
Seventh-agreed.
Eighth--asreed.
Ninth-agreed.
Tenth-agreed.
Eleventh juror-agreed.
Foreman. Gentlemen, congratu-
late you on bringing our deliberations
to close. Justice must be speedy. |
have cast up the amount and find the
aggregate to be three thousand, six hun
dred and twenty dollars. One twelfth
Of this. is three hundred and one dollars
and sixty seven cents.
Are you all agreed upon this as your
verdict?
Jurors unanimously Yes.
And, Eaeunt Omnes.
Now my dear sir, what sort Of justice
do you call this ?-4duentures Of q
Sleep Rider II an Omnibus.
Black and white pc rsons, mixed in
Discriminatory y, attend one ofthe church
es in Philadelphia. Every one to his
taste, as. &c.
Emily A. Wenthry, who left her
home in Belfast, Maine, was lately found
in Bangor, dressed as boy, in compa-
ny with young sailor.
4 young lady in Westchester, N. Y
has recovered $4,000 Of young gent
lenan for breach Of promise.
The Providence, Rhode Island Bank
was lately robbed Of s $4,000.
John Wentworth is so tall that wher
he sneezes in his seat, the ladies in the
gallery Of the u. Of Reps. amuse them
selves BY pulling his hair.
They had rain, hail and snow II
Baltimore on { thursday.
Ole Bull, the great fiddler, is per
forming at Philadelphia.
A lad y in Morgan, Mass. lately CAV
birth to four bouncing boys 1T one fel
Babe, tried for piracy and nurdersol
board the Sarah Iayinia, has been con
yicted.
The dismal swamp is described 10 tn,
Raieighs Term. Reg istor a very hea
thy placeits waters cure diseases. fa
sefs and ague are unknown, and nun
bers are Hooking 10 it for health
Barbados paper states that a f
male shark, measuring eleven feet an
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or There is a ramon that another in
surrectisn has taken place on the Island
ofCuba. Nearly 500 armed negroes
are saidho have been slain in itsssup-
preston and a large number :aken
prisonels.
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Legislative.

!
Legislative.
The Regulators Caucus, alias Missis-
sippi Legislature, convened at Jackson
on the lst inst.
Jesse Speight, of Lowndes, was elect
ed President Of the Senate, and ]. L. Tot
ten ofMarshall Speaker of the House of
Reprobates.
Tallabola sent in his message Tues
day, but it has not reached us-our SOU
thern mail failed this week from Gren-
ada.
The 9th instant was fixed on as the
day for the election of e. States SEN
ator. Alcohol Gallon has retired from
The field. So Jolly Roger will no doubt
giraffe in native dignity at Washington.
Old Nc will take great credit 10 himself
for retiring, though he did do it because
he discovered the grapes to be sour.
w. M. Brown, Of Coahoma, moved
committee to report bill 10 declare acar
against Mexico, and thrash her forth
with-also the appointment Of a commit
tee to gather up the fragments of the
Planters Bank and make payment ofthe
Planters Bank Bonds-but they wouldn't
agree even TO this easy method Of paving
off.
The following are the leading bills, Of
which notice has been given.
A bill to reduce the number of Judic-
ial Districts to sir--and reduce salaries
of Judicial officers.
A bill to retrench public expenditures,
stealage &c.
A bill 10 liquidate and pay state war
rants.
A bill to restrain and restore runaway
slaves.
A bill to separate the election of coun-
ty fromthat of State officers.
A bill to divide. the State into four
Congressional Districts.
A bill to abolish the act to abolish i'm
prisonment for debt.
Congress.-Little besides the prelim-
mary business of organization has yet
been done in Congress-.
There has been a good deal of skir-
mishing relative to the reception of abo-
lition and other petitions. Mr.. Adams
offered one praying Congress TO ack
knowledge Jesus Christ intended.
no doubt merely to re-assert the. right
of the people 70 petition for what they
Freight of Cotton.
+ o. We learn that the regular rate Of
freight from Grenada toaNews Orleans
this season., S. I, 5ocents per bale for
cotton. which, IN some instances, has
lsbeen taken as low as ST, s cts. this
winter. When it's recoIlected that
zcotton is transported form that place to
WINS Landing on keel boats, twill be
apparent that our planters o6ght 10 ship
lAtheir cotton FOR at least as low rates.
lfthis Is not.t the case, give US q creek,
Il -