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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
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C5- The last Washington Uni,n staies-and we are
glad 10 hear l-,ha Gen Gaines in making a reonisi
ih' upon The Governor oil Louisiana for eachment Of
militia. "acted without orders and. be his motives as
pure as 'hey may, they connoterfmpt him from The CEN
sure y The Eaecrtire.' Ia nkng This ground, Mr.
FUN relieves himself from censure which otherwise he
would have justly deserved We glad To find lha,
zeal 'or ltX's, whether rea simulated is 20, to be-
deemed cloak br tad enough cover every ,fnce a.
oalnst the laws aud the cnnsii tuition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

The Tobacco Culture ~ Eo,ida-A letter recently
re"e'v'd ifen Flurlds sh"ws II al This m.r,b oil
cur 'am'lN oil STATES is shout IN set lpa rivalr, with
nd Nit2ina. ms Ia which is hereafter To he the I1b0rro
Sio'e 1t The tnln. II says-'Evey body here is uinp
nj" HE Eiarco c"uc, which promises to replace ihr
Orange. as II nqulfrs no machinery, and The pn,res,
m'v engage IN II. The experiments that have been
made, MT" outstanding the w"rst season ever known
nave rr"'td extremely .nc'uraging. The article is III
Superior quali'y and t. mnands high price in New
lofk. from 40 Ia so cents IT, who has i,,s,
arrived from thence, thai the rhuce quaI,es viii
command tins batter price, There will be- muct done
IN hee the next year, aud there is every prospec, Of
It's becoming the staple OF Florij."
Charleston Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD CONVENTION.

THIS body assembled at Abingdon on the 2Sh uli. The
Vugnlan OF he 30ih states. that, though, moi numer
Dusty attended had been anticipated, it full one
and embodied much talent. Jcdge VIM. b. Reese. If
Tennessee. Was appointed President; Capt. J. p. Mat
lhews of Wyihe, aud Gov. David Campbell Of Wash
ingtun, Vice Presidents; and A. b. More and {. F.
rnpg. Secretaries. Judge Reese express, so,oe deli
racy IN accepting the posun 10 " hch he had been call
ed, upon the ground that il WAS Virginia meeting and
that therefore did not appear proper TO him thai Tens
nesseean should fill the chair. II being replied how-v.
er, that this Cuny thu joint enterprise of Viz.
GINA and Tennessee. ard HAT they had common in
erest IN the ecls Of lis call his scrupes were over
ruled, and he assumed the duties Of the ufice
committee appointed lor the purpose had rersred
series of resolutions for the action Of the Convention
the tenor Of which not stated in the Abingdon papers
and which under discussion our lasi dates from
Abingdon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

1hs New Yoax ELorEMENr The n v cores
pendent OF The Phllsdelpha American says The Le
fess eloPement "i This city will lara mut ease Of boa
my-n"lhing more. The lady. Miss Nuups, is jew.
ess. aud has no properly in her own riehl, She WIS
married t'rtnght sace, hui after the ceremony did 10,
see her hdsbat until The time they aircmr,rd IL .tr+
The young man, whose name is Lewis has a tinye n,
black S'"d in his veins, is Canadian, and aIibouoh
only ~ Years old. has been married before and his wife
y, now awe. lie has at his boarding place aud the
Tm"hs numerous applications from ladies Ia f l6 his
W misses "f marriage 10 hemso iha, il he gets GU, Of
ms serape, he will ce, inIo Others equally bad''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
AORE DOiNGS ar LEXINGTON. XVI

"o"f' polNGS ar LEXINGTON (Ky)-
" 'eafn ff'n The texngi"n Inquirer al Aoy %. that
90 l1esday night. ii the leopl, of thai ,u;y ,c
Carrying ~ rnsahe prsIIion IN cirty IN ,Je hrnial
%'1'S upon several Tree negrWs heating them most cru
Nv ani isftin, an iealher - OF them IN the pnhl,c
i'iTe The "a'chnen lvak n, c,,nz ,nre of The ma,
%t"hg, The irqnrer spesks oi the blacks. whn uet,
s'e'h'"'y Treated as men Win make an honest lyino
III themselves and families and denean themselves
Peacrinliy and IN nrnsi,,iy
ne cat zen| Ut ieNinghin held pubic meeting On
nv "je'', nj The Conn. house. on " r,ln-slay t,eoi
'" 'he char. The mreliag passed sfnn, resll
'iV' against The 'urages upua The blacks ~, the nte,
N'g "sh, pledged themselves AID the cliy author,
s !" "e'een. aud bringing IN punishment the authors
'se o"''ssrs aud ~ s"pprrssing all sr,scllen, At
tefP's 81 simar character protested s,s,ns, b,yln,
"S SHAMEFUL d'inss Connected IN any manner win HE
"''"%"' proceedings OF last Monday aud resolved that
70" sh IN each ward should volunteer and DIV, IN
'n-, "ho "ere To arm themselves and holi themselves
A'y W n"i'e WIN The city Police Al moments warn.
""' 'ha' Inc Mayor should he rgues,ri Ia a,apt such
Journal '~'"ss' !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

"iefnaH lsuder Ly'ched "A short time since (says
ns ~ Independence Expsur.) Spanard in one Of
y" oan'a re Companies. when near the State line.
pn sss ns"'lsd The wife Of our ci,zens As som
~ ,sc's were known Ia the reople in The neiahhor
mod, they held ronsn,, a..o and dd ,,. 40 ,Is,.
Every probability that The Spsniad would escape
JSe'. nefeoy exp sing ihrir wives and dan .hiprs IN
efeahr degree 10 the insults II The Sraniards. they
'u'a snake such an example II this one rs should be
NHa'n2 '9ah oilers They started aud over,a,k hin,
on The prairie. where he was s,vadtu iIr,.LsJ ~ ~.
djrd '' ''"''e nc
ms anais would Seem TO demand further inquiry
81 Lons RersiLf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
MORE VOLUNTEERS.

we sre oy the New Orleans lap.ts that a cbmpany
81 Mississippi volunteers were eAnrcied there from Galus
vile, Miss, nonoeflDg I5b men. under Cant H. y
fiarlsr. DESTINED los the Mexican franilet Are these
't7 tals'd bt reglismn ifum Gen. ia ms The Bee
tays ihey VIII hold themselves readiness Ia he mustered
ini1 the service al the Z States malnrnt's warnne;
and that they will an ihr Regiment oil L. = Volunteers
uhder Vol. Dakip. II lisa strange move 10 march IL,
Ne" Ohtans. 10 hold themselves m r,adnrssl Il is a
a'hofcNens'e way Of holding themselves in readiness
hl'ss They do ST. al the order 81 Uncle sam vho Nod
- rat cnfr have 10 ray. This company is called Mis-
siwippi Ryirmm
nc washington Onion gives glowing nc cunts Of HE
eaiiantrv AID enthusiasm which The ruuors M war with
heA G" haNe elected Gen. Patterson Of Phiiadepb,a
Is am'g those who nrfd their sefvrs IL, Ie Govern
'""' ah" ne nhn say QUO volunteers uipi he cal.
Sn'a ed on lron Philadelphia and lis vicinity and plal
ihe hry Nhfe STATE alone niiah furnish 50 NBUn Ia
We" 81 These paitolic DEMONSTRATIONS We nuht almost
W." ha' 'h' ~tasi"h VAS wottl ii them. We la We
n as' TIE cuhs laiion. however, al seelng how pr,,.
y our r"uhfsntn might rsliy the ,altnna standard
?" ""e W real dangef ReLmond 1imts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
The " AR.

The news from the ''seat of war" is quite pacifc-be
y"nd Louisiana! New rtans il is tIne lrsll,s ilh
haynnets and exhibits all h- ult Of lusy preIara.
,oa for a bl"des' campaign. The las, news ron the
eny against hmm all the tndahle rre arauns are
made. has no here show himself in any rce or as
suued helligcTem alinde. The army ii "len thou
sand, Tie arparIiion Of Which eNriud tie nervous
apprehensions OF Gen. Gaines. like Falssfl's "nen in
buckram,' has dwirdled down 10 h,ooatl, ECO: and
by the iex accounts, shall lie surprised 10 heai
that they Lave vanished inlo empty air There is hn,
step from the sublime to he rdicnLus and our paI
liant aarriurs seem 10 De resolved On taking it, The,
already remind us Of
"Old ocean into tempest wrought
lo walt feat her. or 10 drown W
An arrival al New York, dir.c from Vera Cruz il i,
true, brings rhn"r thai the Mexican Cunon SIS has an-
lhosed the 5000 GOO ham, (lous if il be- irue rha,
is very duff rent thing lton getting The money) and
That Gen. Busamehia Who has recently return, home
r IN hanshn en', has been APPOINTED con nanter Of The
hrces against IeAgs But ii tim ont Thai the ares,
Vera Cruz date by this arrival is To the 81 of AUGUST,
when we bad previously received dates To the 5ll, b,
The way oi New Orleans. al which liue nothi, If all
ihls had been asceraintd.
On the Whole, we think il will turn ont 10 be "a tenn
pest IN tea-rol"-hevefiEeltss very costly one II,
the United a'es-pcrhaps 10, possibly 20 millions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

The St. Louis Era says tina, MARBLE has been dis.
covered IN large quantities Rock Island. Illinois
1t Is Jt' black takes fine polish and presents leaut
my hf'lanl appearance The resources Of the Or, at
West are just beginning 10 be developed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

shrewd farmer in the Vermont Legislature leainod
answering the speech OF member who was reuafha6ln
I nothing but his iroihy and pugnacis ipudenep and
self concert. thus "Nr. Speaker, can't reply L. rh4i
ar speech ior always wrenches terribly to c at
nothing"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

Paris letter published in the Boston Alias saws hat
Mrs. c., an American lady, some seventy oaI
years Of aye has been led 10 the altar by gallant En-
sllsGman. who has not thirty summers"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

IMPORTATION Of 1tras Catte.-We learn from state
men In the Planters banner Obtained from the Cnllec
TOT "' The Port III Franklin that 1900 head Of Texas ca
ne were imported from Texas into the district of Feche
E"nslana Ioln The Isl ALTll Ia the S0lh June last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
FEMALE SEMINARY.

MISSES GORDON will resume the duties of their
NA SCHOOL On Monday. the Slh Of September.
al tier residence near The Unversalist Church Crate
'u' Tor the liberal encouragement they have heretofore
nceved ihey hope, by unremled attention Ia the du
so' 'he'r Profession, sill 10 merit the confidence ol
generous public
IERsss Tor the session Of five months payable in ad,
vance:
. as' class tor beginners S. 90
Ind class Tor the more advanced. Spelling.
Reading, Writing. Elements of Arlh ne.
Tic, "f English Grammar. 4 Geography, xtO 90
sd class, Ouhograph Reading, Wiring.
Arithmetic English Grammar, History
Ancient and Modern Geography, 4 Com
Pusiliun, 10 m
4'h class, all the Higher Branches usually
taught IN the best Schools, together with
French, !. m
""S'c WI 'ne a'ano, three lessons per week 25 co
S n"" a"'ihg do. do. 10 90
>W "'' a. i"''eg do do. 90
o W'A ""h do. do. 10 90
''"'"''f DO. do. = %
ihey are prepared To accommodate number of youpg
Ladies with board. The apar menls for the SclooI and
"'S '"e private rooms ir hoardes are large and airy
""u every attention will be paid the personal comfort
Us wei as 10 the moral and intellectual Improvement Of
those entrusted To their care
o"rders viii have the privilege Of learning draw
"g ana ps'nng or either of the ornamental Branches
without additional charge
Terms for Board. ST. rer month For washing, 81
pet mon,h
avg % e,H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
Domestic kMtelli1emee.


roM The war Orleans Ytragnae. .fng -
MILITARY MotEMEN Is. The doisuure oil
che Ala ,es,rsday Tor Texas Wrought up lie mar.
,iai sfd.a and exe,,. en-, &c our ezers high pitch
Nihiug rise ssik,d u during the day, rssst, esfs
ranu,us hsshrr and her, r,np,ring il.lr prepa
tr ilr eSfedan, ard The friends ,t the tfsps.
sa especially u, The volunteers nn this city. ded
Ii SCENE 81, -msakaiin, TO tax. leave 81 them sni
wsh them "G,rd srerd' IN the iairioiic enir,prsa.
And tirs, came MajM Gsliy's and Capsia Fornl's
companies 1T Volunteer Auili,ristsihe uruer cDnss
Tag uf ls3 gtrn, and the isier al 100 men.
BESIDES Maj. Gslly's AID Cap. Fuino's cnm.anies
Eve COMPANIES Of the 5ih regiment L. ). lniaufy
W.
Comp. -Cap,. Francis Lee and 1t Dana IS
C-Cspt ilalm,s aud IL. Humber, AZ
F-i.t. Button AVID IT.. CAM, 40
n Capt. ilsa kns AID IL. J. VI J.nrs 80
l--Csri N".re and 1t -, Al
II. Hansen. r',.rnandna dyiarh nent II IL
III Calm. with sai and band; aud Surgeon
Otsis.
Oihtr Officers. ordered 10 joia The Army ia Tsra,'-
Cspt. Co'ion. 81 lniantry Leui. srau. C"fts.i I'm.
piae.rs; Lent Kinsshur, Ofdnance; I.irut Shepherd
81 loiahlry; Lieut.. Bra'am, 4lh lnisnry aud Surgeon
" hafltn.
Inc Secretary ii War made reqnisirian The Gu
Sfna uf Alissssiri tf draii ii men, hu IL be
held IN readiness e. further "'ders
The harltsIon Courier IL The 25lh saws
Companies A and |. Sd Anfhr, ATE otdercd 10 A
rsnsas Bay. Texas. aud viii sail IN lew days lrn THIS
part. Bres-i l. .u Col Chiids ~ c.,nnand surgeon
Hawkins. Captains Bu,kr and To, ur. Lleuls Chur
emil. G ba n. Ayers. and k,llbum.
Lieut.. Sh,rmaa otGered 10 Augusta Arsenal, Gtor
The Cincinnati Atlas uf The 2sth nh says
We understand that bur AZ five hundred itoTS from
Green Bay snd Saullr STE Mare are new TN the Cassl
in'' prdn, their route Io The I.xas ffniirt Tiny
ATE expected hefe ninrrow or neal day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

MURDER IN TEsSEssEE.-Mr. David j. Walton.
Respectable citizen residing Springfield Tenn wal
murdered On Sunday morning week, by two Of his ow,
slaves. They have been arr, sled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

was established by Capt. Fremont, in his Expn.
sze "hieh has lis outlet directly into The Pacfc. and
eo'HD"..ea,es rifh The usssm slope Of on, continent,
eSfrpf TIE ofbia between fly d. Sre,. of uor,hr RI
atlla.e and the Gulf Of Calif,rnia "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

The best definition Of money et-We 6nd !, in the
Roma" Citizen. Rome. New York.
What Is n"ne,a Dye give i,up7 I, is de,u in The
morninq and misi al light,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

DtArh OF 'ES scorr's DAuGnrER. Miss Viz
Rihi ccs'i. daughter Of General " n6.ld Sell. died
= ''s ''ro's'o"n Convent (in which she seclnded
ytar :" NV ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

Wilson Lewis, who had just broke Jail a, Hernardo
Mississippi charged with passing unereli money
VAS shot near Memphis, on The l,h, by Of the sh,
ni's po>se who was endeayorlng 10 arrest him. He
died lmn edaley
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

W MI y. Callaghan has disposeI Of the Fincas,le
democrat To Messfs. WIN. f.. Al. Word aud John Wi
son, oy whom II viii W hereafter conducted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

Mon'cvldeo letter Of May 10 announces the death
OF Acting Lieutenant RonERr Po'NsErr LOWELL. Of
the L. ) ship Boston. lie died o dysentery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

G5- Among the military corps which have rendered
'hh services tn the general government for the Meri
can Var is the Fayete Artillery Of the city of Ric>
mond, commanded by Capt. Thomas H. Ellis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

'In each of hese years the tolls on the Blue Ridge 7,o
pike are also included.
Ihe aggregate nett amount of revenue derived from
The Blue Ridge Canal (lneluding the 'flrnpkr far the
above period NJ years. ii will be seen is $500 80
Making an average amount per annum ii 973 10
But 1t is proper 10 state hefre 90 farther that the
'alil vi tolls on the Blue Ridge Canal was much huher
than the rates charged the line bet ween Rich
mond and Lynchburg. Let us see the difference on
two leading articles which may he req arded as sample
at the whole. The Blue Ridge Canal was liule mure
than * mites in length. and the toll upon hog .head of
tobacco WIS sily cents, Oen cents per mile,l which, il
70 were charged al the same rates from this place 10
Richmond, would amount to about SIS per hnpshead;
Instead Of as at present, about So. he toll four on
The Blue Ridge Canal was sir cents per barrel (one
cent per mile which, at The sane rates. would make
the cost OF transportation that article from Ibis place
to Richmond. 81 AZ per barrel instead Of as now abou,
40 cents! Other articles were charged in the same
proportion. II The lsriff Of tolls now existing ON The
James River Canal had been applied To the Blue DUE
is obvious that, with the sane iunuape it could not
have kept itself in repair! And If the exurbllany huh
tolls charged upon that wurk should be KEPT IN IN the
line after It's completion 10 Buchanan, il is equally obvi
Gus that II would drive nearly every produce from
the canal We take j, for granted TIA rtre that il is
onlenpated 10 apply 10 the line between Lyuchhurc
and buchanan the larf tolls that is charged be.
tween Lynchbutg ard Northumberland in that event il
is equally clear mat the tonnage be least qui,i-
fuped IN ordr 10 ray The annual repairs and supern.
lrndence upon The works, say nohng Of the interest
upoo the cost of consructin Is there any probability
nay, is there any pfssiLitify-of such augmenra.
ton Even II The canal were gated ir,e Of charge
no such increased production conld he ratonay expect.
ed For it must be Iecoeced that the entire trade of
the country about and beyond Buchanan, to and fro
heretofore passed through The Blue Ridge Canal, or on
the turnpike. There is nothing come hereafter
hch did bere unless The cost Of transpor,a
lion he greatly reduced! But if au Lmened produce
ton is dependent upo reduced Gust Of transportation
with what reason can we anticipate that augment alum
in the teeth ui lacts which show, that "a from any
such reduction taking place, the aggregate cost of trans
portoon must be greater etier he caaol is conpeted
than is nor. and that it Will continue To increase E,r
every additional mile of canal extension? Il Il frue :
that the adoption Of the present Tariff Of t,Tss befw
l. ynchiurg for the line above would enable ,trm ri
bn! hpssbead Of tobacco from buchanan Il, ,bs ,s,c.
Tor about only Euy coats more Cr 6f,, mi,.s or
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
GENERAL ORDERS, 10. c
HEADQUARTERS. ,
Jactso-. M, Apra l.. lSl5 \

II
H7HE following RcvimeEfs OF The Ms
sissippi Miissia wsl Parase ~ 6sil
ana review. ~ The respective uazs and
places flioEinE, to-wit;
The S5ih Eegimeai. II CaEtln, ca Wei
nes.lay, iGta cav o Nav Rsx-
The 2Oth regiment, II BeaEoe. q Ehzrs-
,iay. 18th o Nay.
The 9Th regiment, a. Lsxiag.c,, ca
Friday, l6,h Of lly.
The S7lh regiment, O. CaEr1l.sec, ca
Saturday. lTih q May.
The 35ih. regiment, II Ch1rlcsssa, ca
Monday, 18th uf Nav
The S6th and 9th resimeats. a. CT
feevIllc. on Wedaesaay, 2lss ct May.
TIE 55ih regiment, Al oxsora. - IA
dav. 23f Of Nav.
The 5iih ard 6lst regiments. Al Ra2oa,
on MONDAY, 10Th e Nay
The 5lsg regisaeat. n Hern.zaa @
Wednesday. 2S;a o Nav.
TIE 5Osh an 51fh regiments, Il ley
Springs, q Friday, S0gh e May.
The 49th ard ssh regi2en,s, ~ RlsP-
ley, on Monday, 2i.iay q Jurs aexi-
The 47fh anl C. recIu1enss, a. 1aelaic,
on Wednesday, IA 81 Ju2e-
The 18th and 5sth rest.asass. a. k'a.,oar
on Friday, 9th Ct June.
The 18th regiment. ~ Pcuto,oc, &C
Monday, 9th Of JEne.
The 45la regiment, II Hcas,eas We1
nesday, llih Of Jane.
The 9Th and 9th Fegsneass. II Aoer.
deem, On Saturday. l4sA & Jane-
The l9th regllaent, - Coll2o<aS -
Monday, 18th q June
The officers and non-ccusnssssscsG ca
GERS Of said Regiments III asse2ele &.
drill and inspeclioa. a. lssSs 01e dsy Psssi
Gus to their respective rexless- he -
view viii commence n l0esiock, 4 II.
The Major Geaerals AM Brigadser &c
ncrals, With their respective ssa1s, - e
tend the reviews n thei< respective dls'
sions and hrigades. A resarn 4 ne s'Fsagt
Of each reginent MI BE required & =
eommandani ihereof en- ne dsy e Fsxasu
By orslerof A. &. BROWN. Csz@za1rs
ia-Chief, B Z. BUCKLEY.
Adintenf Gezersl glssszsiFl's -ai-ss-
JackSoa, ApE1 Il Is-&
n-s-The Nsssisas .vsan. Nsszisaspss n<@~sFa
flslly Speia<s Guasd. R1Pies Aasertsez. t'ealz
has Demcesat. and nsiiar n<7sesat - e4s
insert ia abo~e I've wseAA
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
The state OF Mississippi,
CARROLL E0-NTT-

CARROLL colNEn-
PRoEArE CcUEr. AralL TEEs, iSt5.
In tis natter ct tis estate e Va Iesas-
Soa, deceased
nN oPening the matters e the Psti,i-n
IN this case. it wls CTdercd thai Ell
persons interested n Jhe fe,iowiu- ants
to wit: The south hall 81 east hlf nerth
east quarter scctiaa :, ard TIA; Fcst1on q
the IVES; halF ncr,h wesi ea2Ftsr. see,l1n
?, which les sgfh a tle crcek rasDlrg
through II. in township -. & rance o eass,
IS tenants or heirs e. law ~ s1lt leAEssn,
De and Terseuaiiy appezr AZ FF-11ie
Court u be hollea Al he C1-rs eouse b
the town OF Cartoli1on. on lie 6rss ica-
day IN July nexi, ard sL.u Cause uay saa
land shah Is, be 81 l,r the PasPlse g.
Distribution Sc
Ordered. that P1bllc1tioa q tbs n-ics
be made IN TIE hississiFPi DCaoCrzf an
MiSsissiPFi-a ter iogly days-
Test. SAM'L HART, Cias.
April %, 1875, l96s
e. Mis7i~ia7iaz reaF 81 9rses. am3 sen.
aeesaas, with lzsai F-soi 81 P-s-rrtioss, 70 ~
Once.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

EGYPTIAN CIvIL1zAT1oN.-All the chill
dren (and some past the age of what are
usually styled little chidren,) were run
ming about entirely devoid of clothing. We
observed great deal of this in Egypt
Men are often seen in the same condition
and the women Of the lower orders, hav-
ing concealed their heads and faces, appear
to think they have done all that is neces-
sary. This is great contrast with the
comparatively barOarous Cingalese, who
never even battle without some kind Of
covering. mrs. Gridfth's Journey.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

HNu a. rersczs lalesesset - lee l-ls1s
All sea<neats 81 fz.lssy {, H@il.
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HE TELEGRAPH.-From the cores
Pondence of the Charleston Courier we
learn mat Amos Kendall has declined the
offer OF any Office. He has undertaken
the management Of the Magnetic Tele-
graph company between Washington and
New York, This company has issued a
stock of $500, 900, upon which they guar
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probably pay more. The construction Of
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900. They will make communications for
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tended to Boston, and ultimately 10 the
South and West. Picdyune
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