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JACOB 8: PLATT will sell on THURSDAY, May 9th, at
able Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor and Cabinet Furniture
Of of established reputation and be
ry sold for cashComprisng of rosewood Sofas D
Chairs Voare do and whist TIA
bes Partisan style workstand rosewood and mahogany Ar
moirs rosewood fancy carved Chairs mahogany Sofas and
full French mahogany Chairs Voaire, reclining sewing and
Office Chairs Egyptian and Italian marble Tables
Italian cottage Chairs Canterbury stool Tables
extension dining and Tables Wardobe marble dressing
Bureaus and Washstand French carved mahogany Bedstead
Sofa Tables hat and umbrella Stands Bookcases ladies' and
genmens antique Chairs book shelves hair and cedar
SEES, paliasses window shades, &c.
NB-The attention Of hopsekeepers called to the above
sale, every lot will be closed without
Catalogues ready early the morning Of sale. mi 2tNm
GREAT SALE OF IMPORTED PLANTS, from England
" per Hibema to be sold by auction, Friday
ing by A. LEVY at II O'clock 800 Broadway of
Reade This collection consists Of Eyergrees Fowerng
Shrubs OF fine vareties Rhododendrons flowers and buds
Ecuba Jeponicas Moss Roses 500 varieties of Double Dab
las packages developed of the superb sorts
The of above received the premium England 1874
300 varieties of Double Carnations.
All of the above expected arrive in good condition
To be sold by catalogue. mo H.rh
IMPORTED CARNATIONS AND OTHER PLANTS
AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell "Wednesday morning. at his store
IA 293 Broadway, Reade II O'clock splendid
collection Of imported Carnations by catalogue, with
variety of other fine Plants. ms 3t~ec
Also very choice Grape Vines Of the finest
reties and few Of the real Michigan Roses Queen of Pra
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Foreign ImpOrtations.

CunacoAschr Charlousll bales skins Dbl. old copper
hides 20 tons Brazil wood Boonen Graves bales
Rich.
PorcE-Brg Hudsonioo lids sugar do moasses Rowland
x Aspnwall-62 do sugarJ Archibald.
ST. JAGo DE CUBABrig Choctaw-37 hhds 50 sugar
Dunseomb & Beckwith-28 hhds do Thompson & Adams.
PoRr Az PLATTBrg Septembcr-( Reported
sticks mahogany 1875 indigo and quantity of ustic
Nelly
BELIZE Hon.-Schr Morning Stari box specie Alexandra
IL tons logwood Labouisse3l0 nuts to master
MAYAGuEz-Schr Forence- Reported )i hhds
bbls sugar Thompson & Adams-l0 hhds do Clark co.
Hayen-25 Maitland Comrie.
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Eoralun NIarIrefs.

LAcuAvsA, April Is.Thc article most wanted is -four
large quantity of which was daily expected four
first that may arrive will doubt find ready sale for all
they may bring. There was overstock Of SOAP
which was ED at a. sales dull Goldfish is dull at
81 49, and Hams 1885, Of which there several hun
drsd on hsad American Cheese was scarce, bat no
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sales notwithstanding may be said to BIO quito lively
it was held ut Sc OF Butter there was none the last
sales were made at % a5c Mould Candles dull at 10
portaton prices the same as last quoted viz =
Coffee 7a Hides 81 %; and Indigo eoc Spanish, ON
board the vessel. - z 3 r.H
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The New York Bowery Amphit eatrc Conn
VIII PsS a .n e. % w s.:
and 10TH with Mcfarland the s6 somerset young Aymar,
whitcomb's WavcrIy House, "a and SO
s s , Ws,ey House b. been
T y s very zen Of .s within few minute. walk
position peculiarly convenient for travellers Of ali classes
Ry taking few step: they can usu..s the cool breath Of
in Trinity plunge into q ..9es When
S %hh Mr. Weo% .nd M s
bstsd brands with which stocked md the comfort.
ss e. G ws
Me- @ aSs q VIII III o~a travelling
sommIay !, one e the mos, oSgng men in the world His
sas:. +. s.;S;
market: 1'''''-' ~ 'Ae
hi .y ss:. m s s i h s: eff
o H. the and at h Hotel !: to
g.
noyance from the nsolence and nacnton Of
MaysIy House especial taken hs. die servant; h.
# realized BY which appear
SsSss asss E a: s 4: III
Whoever up at the Wsvsy House once, viii e glad to
find himself IN The quarters Many know hi,
American Boniface ought to be. He only landlord but
War with Mexico 1.-The present critical
state Of Foreign Affair." will undoubtedly call for large
@ % oss M q he
Toilette Anything y" in hi. se,psc, will become
M % viii s
an s X. :. !. .n % Sc @ IS
positively tproot supefuous Hair and prevent the possibility
The valuable Toiss preparation. of Dr. FELIX eouRAUD
can only be Obtained genuine at his depot 81 Walker street. list
Assnu Chestnut street. Philsdelphia; Jordan Milk street
H,, cps scs no. tGTe Myers New Haven Bull
Children cry for Sherlnan's Lozenges, and
sse %
My who hsys Sssp suffering Rs uI dOsE
sndoe w%is ii. Worm up
.s e
& s9;SS m
street Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
Occupations-Thosc who labor within doors
. SFsa II s m1Ds.s %
s ls s:s s:Is T
s;'S% r.
Ssdy siSns, other i;';:
sy .HsIs viii siss
An occasional Of Wright. Indian yeset.ble Pills will
al U
a Life 70 81 p3Sy S and HSsd aa hsih ar.
imitation article boiled sugar called Improved Indian
Vegetable Pills.
The only certainty getting the right medicine purchase
the place. No 288 Greenwich New York.
all be pacularto ask for WRlGHTS Indian Vegetable
Pills
NB.-Bepare Of all Snsar.eoated counterfeit PiHs.
Dnlley's Magical Pain Extractor, Mt his
Agency, Ct Walkers treet first store from Broadway.
Bcal's Hair Restorative, Mt his Agency, 81
Walker street. first Broadway.
Medical Noticc.-Thc Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression Of uackcry the Of all diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth page and last column Of this
paper. w. s. RICHARDSON, M d., Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College IS Nassau
All Philadelphia subscriptions to the Herald
be paid the only authorized AGENTS ZiebsF Co..
Ledger Building street near Chestnut Tems73 cents
month including the Sunday paper 63 without it, de-
vered free Of charge, Of Philadelphia Single copies
for sale as above daily at oclock-Pricc cents
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
oning-Pice 6 cents or 81 p~r anum delivered IN sny mart
of Philadelphia, free Of postage.
All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment, issued, wholesale and retail.
the exception Of paper, the Herald" is rad
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On Monday evening 5th instant JANE oldest daughter
Of John and Margaret Orser aged three years and five
months.
The friends and relatives and those Of her GRANDPA
ther Alexander Lawrence, and uncle, Franklin Gil
more are particularly requested to attend her funeral
this afternoon at half past O'Clock, from 1913 Hammers
ly street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmasters and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor if Captains of Vessels will give
the shipping en at the port whence they .aedthe vessels
newspapers they may have Agents and Corespon
dents home abroad will also confer by sending
this Office marine intelligence they may receive.
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a C- TTTTLE Auctioneer

v,1rpN,r,rpt SuG pT %r Ill; all Th
Day, at 10 o'clock the Peacock Dining Rooms Nos Is
South William and IS Stone' streets all the FURNITURE
AND FIXTURES belonging thereto, such elegant Look
ing Glasses. black walnut Counter. arm Chair. seat
ware such cut Deeanters and Bottles. Gobet., Tumb
lers wines &c. mahogany and cherry Tables table cloths
napkins; large of China Crockcry and Eaen
ware black walnut Hat Racks Stoves and coffee Uns
Ganns,ers sOnp Tureens Casters Oil Cot large quantity Of
ros. Pans Kettles SCI large wrought iron Boiler contain.
Steam Table, lot Of polished Marble Slabs, 3long Dining TIA
bs feet do black walnut 10 feet large and good
assortment OF Knives, Forks Spoons, &c. Terms Cash.
MI
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NEW ORLEANS, April 2s-Thc cotton rket continues
depressed and there very little disposition to operate
unless at further decline The business Saturday
amounted to 1900 bales and prices are quarter cent
lower than before the receipt Of the news
LIVERPOOL CLAssrIcA Tiov-Iouisiana and Mississippi
Inferior, a ST; Ordinary, 81 81; Middlng, a oil
Mddling Fair, 81 Ok; Fair, III a.; Good Fair, "A Ill
Good and Fine,
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6Cld susquehanna Mercken, Liver.
pool.
BALTIMORE May 5-Arr Washington Stevens NOreans; w
King Long and Baltimore Seavey NYork Below large
full rugged brig
NoRroLx May 3-Beow vulture, Small from Potomac for
Newburyport Sid Vrgnan, Nickerson Concert Mayo and
Commerce, Dorothy Boston; James Barbour Elddge New
nor
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Passengers To Arrive.

SAvAyNAH-Bsrque Isaac Mead-Mrs NJ Shaddick, Mrs
wv ~ wight Miss A Champion Miss N Champion. Mi,
Eliza Champion, Capt Freeburn, q Welton, (irumman,
Underwood NJ Allen, VIM Holmes, Mr. Rennsy, B We
ton, 5 Covin-l2 in the steerage.
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fellow in bad state Of society but he hardly thought
their plan feasible one.
The Convention then adjourned, and met in the
ing at n o'clock, when theywere addressed by Park
Goodwin uocum ofsthe Erening POST who entered
into divers inscrutable matters much to the edfcation
of all present
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Now stock Exchange,
salea OF stocks at Boston,

MAY $40 East Boston stock, b o I'm, LAT; 100 Eas
Boston dividends 7; 100 do do, In 50 Western
II 1903; IL Western r scrip l0sl; 80 Island r,
I'm, rs; 80 do o Am Toy
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Passengers Arrived.

| NEw ORLEAss-Brg Napoleon-Wm Busock, Jas Bustock,
New Orleans; Clermont Fox Hartford.
| ArALAcHIcoIA-Brg Mobie-Mr Pagan and lady, Mr. Mid
debrook and LADY, Mr. Frink and lady, Mr. Cox.
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At Trinity church, New Rochelle on Tuesday the
9th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Colt JOHN NJ Mason Of
the city OF New York, to MARY Louisa q. CARLILr, Of
the former place
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JOHN SNIFFEN, Auctionccr
A UGTlON !. MoTLCE1ExTENSIYE SALE n q. OF MO
NITURE, &c.-SNIFFEN & co. will sell This - 10
o'clock us Fulton and % Ann street large of
superior Paor aud Household Furniture Catalogue
ready Consisting Of splendid rosewood and mahogany
Book Cases. centre Tables with Egyptian and statue marble
Of ocanguar and erpnne forms rosewood and mahog
any Card Tables highly finished Otomans plush and hair
CLOTH dining breakfast and quaree Tables superior made
CLOTH Voltare full French three-quaer, and other Chairs
A;o2 rosewood Piano FORBES by Boston and New York
hold Furniture Carpets Glasses Crockey &c. cataogued
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TOHN JOHSTON K ROBERT KERR, Architects have
entered inty partnership Architect, and Builders for the
with Of practical building the execution therown designs
Designs for every kind Of Building all parts oil the
Union. No charge made unless adopted approved. .
Working Plans and Specifications Estimates Of Cost Survey
ing OF Buildings and the usual manner
Contact for Building entered into In this case no charge
made for plans &c. and employers may rely npon the WORK
being performed the best and 10 their entire atsiac
ton without extra bills, sub-ccntaes &c.
Once ii acdouga street coru OF Amity street where
collection Of designs be and abundant mad
my7 lmsm
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BY SPECIAL REQ u Fps T!
DIR HOTJJCk

WILL again repeat his celebrated Lectures the Orgn q
w Life Thursday Friday and Saturday May 9Th, oh and
lO,h-tyeeun Of Nstur. Hsio opposite Nblo: Bro:dw.y
Lecture 50 cents Tickets for the Course 81 These say
be had the first evening and the number strictly limited
Moons presi;ey Door. open Admission q cent. TN.
Philadelphia; Four Hundred and Seventy Two attending AZ
time They passed series Of resolutions recommending
the Lectures the enthusiastic aad presented
to Dr. H. with their attached thereto And se public
ly him with splendid Writing Desk Gold Pea ks
as token Of their and APPRECIATION
The whole Of the Lectures viii be illustrated By the esebaS
ed Of fuszed life-like Models the only this
country othe maternal and patema the infant being
stage &C. &c. Besides Paintings, Natural Prepare
SC. &c.
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whether by money borrowed the bonds Of compa
NY by contracts for the labor to be paid for in the
the bonds themselves. revenue from the work 10
ticpaed by its friends in much shorter time than here
tofore deemed possible. The company confident of
obtaining security satisfactory to the Governor and
Treasurer OF the State guaranteeing the
Of one hundred and nne6ve housaod tons of tonnage
year for Eve years Tho transportation of this amount
of tonnage will give the company ian income of
per annum which is about 100000 moro than is noces
sary to pay tho interest the new bonds.
The completion Of the Ohio and Chesapeake Canal is
looked upon by the citizens of Baltimore very unfavo
rably and must find powerful rival in the Bat
more and Ohio Railroad Company. Tho Canal Company
have loan Of 100000 to raise. The object of the
loan to complete tho canal to Cumberland at which
place il is expected that it will coal trade tho
profits which will make tho proposed loan safe in
vestmen At the last session of the Maryland Legsla
ture the prior lions Of the State waived SO to
make the bonds for tho $.7oooco first mortgage debt
Very many doubts entertained the value those
bonds. Tho Canal, when finished to Cumberland
will have formidable opponent in tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, which, by of lateral and private
roads il carried to tho mouths of the mines and from
whose cars filed there the coal is not removed until it
is dumped into the hold of tho vessel in which be
exported from Baltimore The Canal on the contrary
depend upon lateral roads for ten or twelve
miles from the mines to its basin where transhipment
must take place and there must afterwards be a subse
quen shovelng Of the coal from the Canal boat to the
coasting vessel to the waste and injury of the article.
By contract with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company the lateral roads and mines in connection with
them will be enabled to send coal to market without in
terruption during the year. which, is well known
not be done the canal is used Three months of the
year. at least this is closed by ce We observe that the
Councils of Baltimore, entering heartily into the compe
ttion propose to make the city free port for the
poraton of coal and other articles that would be proper
to the canal Under these circumstances it 10 much
doubted by many whether the waiver of the lens
of the State Of Maryland in favor Of tho oan makes
it desirable investment. It has been supposed that it
might be taken by the CONTRACTOR but this it is said
would only make it worse because the contractors
would have to hypothecate it to raise ready money at
much less than par and If the contractors failed and the
bonds were scotland such things have happened-the
bondhoder would hold the bonds without the security on
which they based, via the canal completed So it
would the bonds might be to lend on
than to purchase for investment.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IBOTSON'S Grass ScrTHEs
&C.. =. AARON, will sell This Day, at 10 o'clock, at
No Maiden lane general of Hardware Sc
sstns Of Coffee Mills, Britannia Lamp: Braces adIBit
doz BLOSSOMS imperial genuine Grass Scythes also 100
table and desert Knives and Forks also 100 and poe
ke Knives assorted; also, 20 doz superior Axes Also,
voice ofyey superior Suky and Coach Whips Catalogues
ready mt lt*m
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T. BROWN,
STONE SEAL ENGRAVER,

ODD BROADWAY, opposite the Park-Coats Of Arms,
GOO crs Cyphers, &c. engraved Stone Brass Dia
monds Amethyss Topaze- Sc bought in the rough
any form. Sgne Rings Keys Pencil Cases Ladies Seals &C.
engraved with Arms Names CTests device Coats Of
part Of the United States. Arms copied in
Books Of Heraldry kept with upwards OF 100 600 names
MI Tire
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BUILDING.

BANK FOR SAVINGS.
NOTICE-Ths Institution is removed to No. ig
~ ChamberS street M mfc
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ID ELATIvE OPINIONS OF THE PREss-The Editor Of
II the Evening Post saysDr Castles Paste olAG deeJ
ed tender teeth admirably .daP,d fo ssrsou PsSn; Nd P
Castle has obtained enviabe celebrity for his excsn Pss
with which he hollow teeth" The n Aurerah
Or Castles mode ofinsering artificial teeth b
Commerce-D Castles original method Of nsessmg nfeGA
teeth by atmospheric pressure perfect il beautiful
science and skill. A. c. CASTLE, M D., Dentist
ms 2tiss oh Ssi Broadway.
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slo7o7 and the imports to si07i3 being balance In
favor Of the importation Of six dollars. -
The whole number Of cearances for the same period
was Isl, of which 81 American and Ia foreign
Whole amount of tonnage, 1920 Of which 1879 wore
American, and 1867 foreign. 1t will be seen by this
that the larger part Of the export trade Of Boston is
red in foreign vessels The receipts the port OF Bos
ton from customs from January to May l, ls45. have
fallen off, compared with the corresponding period in
the previous year. nearly half million of dollars.
Amount of duties received for the month
of April l545. ................. $428. 1856 II
Do do 1914 ............. 553, 264 81
A falling Of from last April of. go. Sl24,37s rs
Amount Of duties ,s received from LIST Jan.
10 ist May loao. ............ ~ o3,ios 90
Do do 1874. .............. 1887 ,67S 50
A decrease in the first four months from
Amount Of drawbacks paid out at tho Bo..
ton Custom House. during the quarter
ending March 81, l845. ............ $lO2, 463 81
Estimates Of the loss by the ere at Portsmouth, N H.
vary from $laeo 900 to sls5ooo. The insurance the
Portsmouth Mutual is set down $4,000; Rockingham
Mutual $40 900; New York Mutual Offices $40 900; and
various stock Offices, $40 900, including risk Of &c.
900 at the IEna Office Hartford Total nsuran CO $l05
900.
meeting of the stockholders Of tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal held few days since to take into con-
alteration several acts which laid before them.
report from tho President and Directors submitted to
the meeting. The acts presented requiring vote
unanimously accepted The following are tho acts nc
copied:
An entitled IAN to amend tho act incorporating
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company" passed by
the Legislature Of Virginia the Goth January 1874
An act entitled An act to confirm act Of the &C.
neral Assembly Of tho State Of Virginia &c. passed
the Legislature Of Maryland tho 9th February ls44
An act entitled IAN act confirming and asserting
act Of tho Legislature Of Virginia &c, passed by the
Congress of the United States and approved by the Pre-
sidcnt on tho 7th day of February, lsi5.
Also act Of tho Legislature Of Maryland entitled
An act to provide for the completion Of tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal to Cumberland and for other pu
The most important of these acts is undoubtedly the
providing for tho completion Of the Canal to Cum
berand The report of the President states that the
whole cost of the Canal far it has progressed
nearly ten millions of dollars, as follows:
For the acquisition of lands. ....... $402,9l3 "a
For the Engineer Department. 358,951 o.
For construction. .......... 90l3,S37 Sc
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BOWERY THEATRE.

First Appearaace Of Mrs. Philips
WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 7th--rhe performan - VIZ
commence with CLARA; or, the Maid Of Mlan-Joeoss, W.
Chapman; Clara, Mrs. Phillips.
After which THE HUNTER OF THE ALiS-Filn, MeCu1
eheon: Ros.yi, Ghsnfrm Floris, hss DesrAs Hsisss
To conclude with the meo drama Of the DUMB GIRL OF
GENOA or the Mountain Robber-Count Carvs.o, Law
Justine McKeon Moco Hamilton; Juliers Mis- 20
hen.
l3t- Boxes Is cents-Pt 121 cents.
y at commence
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE NEW OPERA
WEDNESDAY EWING, May 7th will be presented for the I'D
time, the grand Opera Of THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Seguin.
In the Of the Opera Mons Martin and Miss Julia Tsn
To conclude with the Farce Of MOTHER AND CHILD
Kate Horn.
First Tier rs Cen,s-Bo.es I'd and ID Tiers 80 Csat-P -
Cents-CalleTy, 23 Cents.
Doors at o'clock and the Curtain will precisely
halfpast O'Clock.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
For the True Democrat.

Mr.. EDIToR:--I am glad to see the name
Of Major CORNELIUS MLAURIN, of Coying.
ton county, announced as a candidate for
Brigadier General Ofthe I'd Brigade. To those
who are acquainted with him, nothing need be
said in his behalf Tothose who have not the
pleasure Of his acquaintance, suffice it TO say,
he is gentlemaa of fine attainments, of CON-
manding personal appearance, and an expert
tactitian. No gentleman in the brigade would
make more efficient and faithful officer than
Maj MLAURIN; and, with these qualiica.
tons, together with the fact, that he was reared
in East Mississippi, it is hoped his claims will
not 10 o.. 49,. " a generous public
1his communication is not made with the view
to any invidious comparison of the relative
merits of those gentlemen who aspire to that
Office, but as an act Ofjustice to one who merits
public confidence. TRUTH.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
Obituary

DIED-In the Prairies, Clark County,
Miss, on the 19thinst., Mrs. FAITH Thor
TER, consort of COL Alexander Trotter.
Loved and respected by all who knew
her while living; Mrs. Trottor died SINGER
ely lamented by large circle of friends
and acquaintance. BY this sad event a
worthy man has been deprived of an affec-
tionate partner, his interesting children of
a doating mother, and society ofone Of its
brightest ornaments, but especially will the
poor and distressed mourn their irreparable
loss. Peace to her names.
East MissiSSippidn.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
P. P. BROGAN,
1'HOS. BINGHAM,
J. G. M'KNIGHT,
WIN. RANKIN.
Committee.

Alta meeting of the Masons of Newton
county; on motion, Thomas Reynolds was
called TO the chair, and J. c. McAlpine ap.
pointed secretary.
On motion of DIR. n. B. Johnson, it was
ReSOlVed, That dinner be prepared at
or near the Enon Church, for the accom-
:nodation OF visiting brethren, ofthe vari.
GUS lodges, and the citizens generally.
On motion of DIR. N. B. Johnson, it was
Resolved. That Thomas Reynolds,
Charles E. Davis, Robert Cooper and 81
mon Marks, be appointed a committee, to
superintend barbecue, to be given on the
second Saturday in September next, at the
said church, preparatory to the funeral
ceremonies, of William Johnson deceased.
On motion il was further
RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of this
meeting, be signed by the chairman and
Secretary, and, that the Eastern Clarion,
True Democrat and East MiSsiiSsip-
plan, be required TO publish the same un-
Ill the End Saturday in September.
THOMAS REYNOLDS, Chan.
J. G. McALPINE, Sec'y.