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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES AP-
POINTMENTS

The Indepen dent Candidates for the Senate
AL House Of Representatives, will address their
.I5g-cilizsns al the folio wing times and pla-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
For Circuit Gle

Oh ShCIA
We are authorised 10 announce William
e. Williams as a candidate tor Circuit
Clerk OF Marshall County.
We are authorised TO announce A. T. CA
RUTHERs the present incumbent, as a candidate
for Circuit Clerk of Marshall county. Miss
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

Holly Springs, Marshall Co, 3rd Oct tOber,
Newspapers requested to insert the above.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
TO THE LADIES.

LNOR their use we have fancy soaps. perfume
Il Ties OF all kinds, hair brushes tooth do, Luf-
lalo and tortoise shell dressing combs /; jrsi re-
ceived and for sale by J. II. CHHisT1AN g. Co.
april 26 Jefferson ST. Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
The state of mississippi,
Lasayefte County.
WRIGHT II. ADAMS, Ex'tor.
LAVINIA T.BORUM, Ex'trix.

1--WE cases preserved ginger, 10 do fine pick
Il les assorted, do Pepper SAGE, do Mustard
justTcceived and for sale by
j. II. Christian d co.
april 26 jefferson ST. memphis.
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EAyFa
tbsssz U.AEs3

We dee ply regret 10 hear nfihe death on Monday last
Il the .abe joins I Bocock, ES, Of Appnmatipx.
Less lhan four weeks ago, announced his appoint
ment 10 the Office Of Clerk Of the county in which he
resdcd-and, 5eloro he had fairly enterod the dis
charge ri its Duties he has been called away. He leaves
hehnd him the SAVIOR OF a ''goni name" and is followed
the grave By the sincere regrets Of large family and
a numerous acquaintance
Died. nj his residence in Bedford conny Va, N
Monday, Tie 26 hof May, Capt JosErH w ScoTr He
had been in feeble health for months past, and
bout days previous 10 bis death lac attacked with
violent inflammation Of the stomach which balled the
skill n his able aud attentive phy sicians. He was
consistent tuemhcr Of the Episcopal Church tor some
years. and net the last enemy with that camnfss and
conposnre which is evidenced only by the humtie chris
tian fully relying on the merits Of his Redecmer.--
Capt. Scott was devoted husband and father, kind
lndulgent MASTER and fnnd Of all his reehbors, who
gave the fullest and most conclusive evidence OF his
WORTH by their great sympathy in his suferngs, and
unweared attentions il his last Illness. He retained
his mind 10 the last nunen. and long as he was able
speak. expressed his gratitude 10 his kind friends and
neiuhbors, sending his love 10 who were absent,
and praying that God might bless them all
Departed this life. al her residences IN Bedford COIN
~. on Tuesiay morning, the 9th Of May, Mrs Susan
G. r. ArKIHs consort OF James J.. Il. AiIins, aged
- years. months. and days. 1t IS mol our inen-
iion 10 write a studied cu"gy tho character OF our
departed and amentcd friend We know lliat the laI'
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To Members ershc ssas.

" All Mootliot ~, booksellers. lo' Man
Siieti, Richmond. Virginia are prepared IN fur.
uth '"n With tie leading Standard Law Iieiks, II rs
10" lf'e,A as uts can hr hohehi IN ~ the STATE
nuneSi ihtir relleetrn ilrv have The in"wng.-
ihuil IN the law of Evid' nee volumes.
ahdHr stofN flntN jurisprudence. MS administered
IN England aud America volumes.
Judge S'ofys Commentaries On the Ccnstllnllan-5
volumes.
Judge Story on Bills.
Judge Story on Contracts.
Judge Story on Partnership.
Judge Story on baIlments.
Judge Story 5 commentaries On the e"n'''e, ''la"s
sanndtis on Pleading aud fsidenee-2 tuls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

10 Robert Owen. the lnfideI leader, proposes tina,
"a orld's Convention" assemble IN New York il, Octo-
Der next Ito emancpaie the human race from ignorance
poverty. division, sin and misery" Under las lead,
rapid progress doubtless would be made in the march of
socIal mpruyeme and happiness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
TO TIE LADIES OF BEDFORD

meeting OF the Ladies of the Bedford Association
for "recng Statue to Henry Clay, viii be held in the
Presbyterian Church at Liberty the l4h at June
next IND meeting is respectfully and earnestly re
qncsled, business o importance will be transacted
aud several addresses delivered
ANN ID. MITCHELL Pfes't
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DR. ItIyE3R,g B.qLg.lu or WILD CHERRY.

DIR. tpISE1R'S ByqLSsRH or UILD CHERRY.
4g The Wild Cherry tree viii soon become the emblem
OF health. Its triumph tonsumpi0n Coughs, colds
Asthma Group and Liver Complaint, is complete IT
cures those diseases when all other remedies fail Clergy
men, physcans and editors commend the best remedy
ey er before known Br. SEillman, OF RoundhronE n -
uses the Baam in lis practice for all lung and liver alec
tious when obstinate to yield to other remedies r
Hoffman, Huntingdon, Pa. cured child Of Paul Sel"eehe
of Atma with utr he declared he could 10 more with
his medicine and the child die Thomas Read, Esq,
nefcl.ait and DR. Hoffman, both cer, TO this astonishing
cure A " iams Esq Counsellor at Law, So " illiam
it. cured Of the Asthma of twentyour years standing
by only bottle OF the Bslsam. Hundreds have been re
stored perfect health bv this Basam, after the last ray OF
hope from other medicines had fed We publish facts only
only cures, and have occasion to bolster
up this medicine by the customary array OF forged cef
Gates
The above valuable medicine is for saeby
y. Il. LYMAN, Druggist, LyeiLwg, "a
June 1t
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AMHERST AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

he meeting Of he Farmers and Citizens of Amherst
called ior lht purpose Of organizing Society in the
county ct Amherst, auxiliary TO the Virginia State Ag
rlcnllnral Society, has been postponed Saturday. the
1h day OF June, 1915. when it will take place at the
Goun House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
MARRIAGES.

Married at Nauclase. on och May. by the Rev
WIN. :. Red, Nj EpNuSD +. TAYLOR Of Spoitsylva
MIA. 10 Miss SUSAN NJ daughter Of john b. Dabuey
Esq. of Can'pheli county.
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e. The Baptist General Association Of the State of
"''r@'a has adopted resolution approving of the
non q" The late Augusta Convention in dissoIyng The
connection heretofore subSlsng between the Southern
and Northern Bsptisls in Missionary operations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05
TO THE PUsLro.
WPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTnA.

consequence OF the astonishing Of this nvrlas
bic remedy, worthless limitations have sprung
nn aud IA asserted that I'D contain
fnt, which mover claimed ingredient in them he
fore Now this is done contensedly 10 humbug the public
ew OF deception, and purchase medicine which pur
ortsta contain Tar except fhompsons Compound syrup
Tn and Wood Naptha the only remedy which has stood
hc test trial experience and alone be fed
ON lor thu cure oi Pulmonary diseases.
1t Is Acknowledged by every That Thompsons Com
pound Syrup II Tar aud Nnptha Ia equal
IN all Lung Complaints. Thousands throughout the
try testify Ia its astonishing power Consumption,
Coughs, lloatscness. Sore Throat bronchitis Asthma, Spit
tiny Hood, pnin 10 tin Breast, Papitaon Of the Heart
Liver Complaint Price 50eens, six bottles SO so. Be-
rare n al limitations
- The above valuable medirine Is for sale nv
JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
ASoat Ion lynchburg md ,einty.
NAV 20 taft
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RELIGIOUS NnIICE

The Rev. Mr., Day Will dellvera Lecture in the
niveFsallsl Church, this evening, commencing At o
clock. The suhjrcl viii be Of interest. Reade
call and hear il.
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SfrNzCbe3.a.y .7POlGSses.

I HID. just b,oached. The recent frost having Gu
short the supply of Strawberries. those who admire
their flavor will do well avail themselves OF .bls opnr-
luny 10 supply themselves with this delicious Syrup
Trial has been made and the article warmly approx.
I'd For sale only nj GEORGE BAGBY'S.
May % Git
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nrNzgEa AND TEA SETS.
.y'SgIys HORSE; gg'fEe.

GAI.MON RICHARDS Horizontal Railway Horse
- Power is now in operation al Ainys's Livery Sia
bic in this pace, where II will be exhibited for few
DAYS 1t is we'll calculated Tor ,hreshng grain and ma
ny other purposes wa horses on this power viii do
MS much as four can do un the comnon Lever Power,
while nj the same ime it COSTS less and is durable
All persons WHO feel any interest in the Improvement Of
Horse Powers will call and sae it operate.
JACOB HUBBARD.
June Is
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no LIVERPOOL,

40 I LIVERPOOL,
RI Il TO sail Ii, luly. The new and elegant
nMgTM Barqne p "A n r IT A N, Capt,
1SNssgN&1 Allen. will sail as above
@sssSass1.s rof freight or passage having superior
accommodations, apply to
HENRY LUDLAM & co
IA the parihnn will return directly 10 Richmond.
nrHnna lr,m Virginia wishing to spend n fortnight in
England have now an opportunity Of doing 80 a, a
small expense.
Juue2 air
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900 .vEHHOZs U.S.vTED.

rHsHE SUBSCRIBER Wishes 10 purchase Two
4 HUNDRED NEGROES, afboIh sxes, from IL
10 30 years ofagr Cor which he will paJ fully a. high
prices soud be obtained in Richmond OF il any psn
Il The Stair.
lie ia very anxious 10 purchase and is determined "
he literal Ia every INSTANCE lie will pay high pflcs
ff Mechanics iaeksmiihs. Carpenters, &c, &c.-T
Perss having such property ir SALE IL would be 10 their
lie can b. found at The Store If Mr.. NJ. Hart.
Letters addressed the subscriber from the country
will be attended to. GEORGE DAVIS.
May - isif
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10 the E'uLljc.

ANlNG made arrangement with Mr.. VIM. J
D n Willis. ot the sale ii
DRY G0ODA. snoGs,' HON tGTs, &c.,
cordially invite my old friends and acq ,anances and
HE public generally give call before buying AZ
pledge myself Ia furnish them prizes rorrrspondirx
with the times. JAMES H. HORNER
May 10 nr
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To he Editors Of the Fiirqinidn.

IYNcHnrRG, Sd June. 1915.
ctnuemeH--i am instructed, by unanimous vote of
The "Bapst G neral Association Of Virginia - 10 COM
nnheate The annexed resolution for publication in your
paper. ALEX, POPE ABELL.
Cierk u. &. a. Of Ia.
"Reolred, That The thanks of this Association be
rendered to Tie citizens Of Lynchburg their generous
hspllaly aud to The different religious denominations
inr The usc other respective houses of worship',
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Brs Goods at WhOlcsa r..

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, aud others buyiny
~ Guods 10 sell again. are respectfully invited 4,
call aud examine my very large and desirable stuck Of
Spring and Summer Goods
Great bargains will be offered. particularly for Cash
OF to pnnclual customers six months credit
T.. }. BURTON.
April II tsjf
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NEW GOODS.
Tea ner ~ Buvtc eli.

A RFyoow receiving their supply Of SPRING Il
~ ssNNEis HOODS, which was selected
with care IN lhr northern cities from the latest mYrnal
tons, and embraces great variety both VI
staple and Fancy Goods,
all Of which they disguised To sell small advanraf
and perhaps quito w any other house in this place
They will b. pleased 10 exhibit their stock to all who
may laver them with call.
Aprlj 10 txif
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NO TgCR.

MO T'gER.
A Ii my creditors, either by bond oren account.
~. are hereby npifed ,ha intend To have l.yncb'g
IN or about The 10Th Of this month. (June.) for the South
and ever should he able 10 liqnilae my debts, due
notice will be given. Those that have open accounts
against me are respectfully invited 10 emil mr. and
have them bonded GEO.G. WILLIAMS
Jun, : 2f
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NlRGlNA;-it court held IA, Bc, ford county, at tho
courthouse, Monday. the 26tb day ot MAY, 1873:
Pleasant Preston md Thomas l. Lcnwch merchants
and partners nudBg unde the firm Of Preston Iefwci
and john Ashncl, sr, Plaintiffs,
against
Jacob Williams, John "A. Anthony pnd Bufvol Lee,
Il, lcndhnts,
TX CHANcERY.
The defendants, Jacob Williams and John A. Anthony
not having cred heir appearance and given
cotdng to the act 81 assembly and the rules Of HIS court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants OF this conny the motion Of the plaintiffs by
counsel IT IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on The fourth Monday in August next, and the hill
Of he plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order forthwith
published in the Iynchbnfg Neinun for months sue
cssslYey and posted al the front door OF the
hseoanty. a Copy-Tests.
Ro. &. MITCHELL, c. nc.
june WIN
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superior Cheering Tobacco.

SNNptsOr SheersnS IOb6ccO.
FHNlE SUBSCRIBER oilers 10 The public an arlicla
a ofGlENlNG TOBACCO, Of frira fine mali y
II was manufactured by MIR. William l.. Saunders, vx-
pressIy tf the retail market and ia warranted To b. IL
such quality will mol fail give satisfaction For
sale by the box or single pound.
Call aud try IT, JOHN II. SEAY.
Druggist, LynchbTg, Va.
may 10 wsif
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cloths ssaN C0sAj,,,r,.es.

Isl 10 hand great variety of splendid FRENCH
~ md EYGLiSH CLOTIiS AND CaSSL
RERES from common 10 the finest goods manufac-
inred Also variety of Vcsings all Of which will
be sold unusually low. TURNER s. BuRNVELL
April II if,s
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FsOsNPfS AsonupfS

USI received, largo assortment vf the latest fash
ep ION of Summer Bonnsts, together with large lot
o The most fashionable Goods for ladies and genemen's
Summer dresses; which we will sell at unusually Inv
prices. Our friends and the pnblc will find il 10 their
interest 10 call and examine stock bef,re
az we are determined offer Inducements 10 those hn
are waiting Gnnd-. Oar stock is larue and embraces
almost every article in the Dry Goods line.
ADAMS 4 WILLIAMSON
IL. Bank Square.
hlaF , I'm If
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.Fg. ESO.E<EC.

fE'IlE members Of Marshall ,.olge, No. 80. noti-
Il fed 10 meet al the Masonic Hail. on Sunday morn
ing next, at9i O'clock, for the purpose oi Attending the
funeral Of our deceased Brother, Hudson S Garland
All regular Masons IN good standing invited to Al
tend T.. W. VICTOR, SeGy.
June 3 IT
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PURSUANT 10 deereal order Of the Clrcui, Sn.
potor Court oi Law aud Chancery for the county
IT Amherst IN the ease OF Eubank, Sc. as Garland sc
shall proceed 10 sell ut public auction the highest
bidder, Tor cash. IN the hind Monday this month"; at
Amherst CouTi House. negro man slave named
ESSEN. ROBERT IINSLEY. Com'r.
June ll6Ie
7 r,!cs hoIcn in the clerks Office oil the cr. sumo.
~ rior court o law aud eauceit, fur the county of pnt.
rick athc courthouse thereof the Isl Monday IN June
1915
Benjamin }. Campbell, Plaintiff,
against
John Akerq, Motley r. Adams and Hampton HAYNES and
HUDSON Akors, Dcenlanlp
In CnAEcEny.
The def ndant john Akersno having entered his appear
ance and tnen security ascending 10 the ofassrnb,
ana Tie rules 81 tbs count ard It appearing by factory
evidence that he Is ne an inhabaut OF thu hi
"n lhe motion 81 tic plaintiff ordered TINT the sid de
icndan DO appear on The 1t Monday august next aud
answer the PLAINTIFF hill, nnd thai copy This ode be
forthwith published IN the lynchbu1g Nneniam, for eight
weeks snecssrel and posted at the door VI to court
house o. county on some court day.
Copy -Teste,
sAAI'L. G. STAPLES, chr.
juno Wv
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ed by the DtGrO al Roma. lie was born In Rome in
l776, and raised to the Cardinalat in 1882 by Pope
Gregory XVI.
Mr. Strickland, the comedian, great favorite at
the Haymarket, died last week very suddenly. He
played old men principally, in which he was regard
ed as second only to the accomplished Farren.
On the 2lst ult., at Newcastle-on-T Tyne, Colonel
Maxwell, 36th foot aged 50.
the 29:h utmo, at her residence on Carlton-house-
terrace.
The Diano of the 7th inst, announces the death
Of the Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon.
Lady Emily Stratton died at Dundalk on the 23d
ultimo, in her I'D year Her ladyship was daughter
Of the first Earl Of Rodsn, and married, 1898, the
late General Stratton.
The National announcesthe death, by apoplexy, Of
M. Merlhou, peer of France. He had since the re-
voution Of July filed the offices of Minister of Pub
lie Instruction and Keeper Of the Seals
Nine. Ida Sainte Elme, better known to the world
as La Contemporaries died on Thursday sc'nnight al
Sir Arthur Brooke Fakner, M. D., died on the
Both ultimo, at his villa Evingon near Cheltenham
Lord Harris died on the 3lst ultimo, ut his seat
near Fcversham, Kent, after short illness.
English Fashions for June.
Buttons are very fashionable this season in enamel
garnet marcasse and turquoise &C. but the trimmings
Of dresses vary according to the materially those in pyra
midai stripes are usually unornamened but they then
are sometimes used and they incline to train; other
materials are with the single deep Aounce with gimp
trimming or TWO or three hounces edged with fringe
velvet also continues very fashionable many
sometimes placed the skirt that the upper nearly
reaches to the waist deep fringe is also used to trim
dresses well pinked ruches checks should always
have the founce. body and sleeves bias Gray repa
ces black this season and is worn in grenadine popene
and taetas; young ladies' II in fine moussslfne de
aine embroidered In the color Promenade dresses
are made with the long open corsage, with and
hchu corresponding in form, embroidered and trimmed
with lace; Of high bodies though plain in 'front.'
have little funess In the back which varies them
little with the Amazon FORM Sleeves arc adapted to the
material those in thin transparent muslins, &C. are with
boulons, others with the under sleeve; some quite
tight with Jockeys others la Russe confined ct the top
band lace and enlargng to the wrist where they
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arc onfne BY bsud and the ottoman, which Is Wide
and unconined Pcernes will be fashionable this sea-
muslin; they are Of the Generous form, terminating with
jacket. In bonnsts we have two three novelties;
lined with boullonnees Of tulle and have wresths Of
grass green seeds another style is the bonnet OF
olored Grape ornamented with ivy ntermixed with
cherries wreahs of hearts Of the most brilliant
colo bonnets also made of dark grapes and capoes
of finged ribbon also new, they only made Of
gauzs ribbon
Scarfs and mantelets both worm but black lace
scars the most fashionable. Manteets of white silk
orgsndy, with frills festonnes, bouillons through
whic ribbon is some are of barege worked in
braid. Flowers in great demand, not only for bon
nets and coires but they much used to ornament
ball dresses. -1raN.tt ~ 0saf
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menced short engagement at this theatre. ~
A dividend Of Is Sd in the pound was declared un.
der the estate Of Mr. c. Mathews, on his Insolvency
his professional earnings Being set aside for the ere
dtors. The debts proved amount to upwards Of
f6,0O0, and the dividend was declared on the
amount at present in the hands OF the official as.
come jointly with his wife's will be continued, and
that the debts have been ascertained the cred-
tors will be paid as the funds are placed in the hands
Of the official assignee.
UCollinet received the Lord Chamberlain's com
mands to attend with his orchestra at Buckingham
Palace for the grand bal costume. He secured the
services of Nadaud, Auguste Tolbecque, Deloffre
Pillet, Arban Joaquin, Bourot, and other artists Of
equal talent, He prepared several appropriate qua
An exhibition Of singular and interesting char
acter has Just opened in London 1t consists Of 81
portraits, lite slze OF North American Indians either
chiefs, or persons who have rendered themselves
tribes. No less than ID Of the North American tribes
are represented by the portraits in this exhibition
II is proving very attractive
Continental.
What is called the legitimate drama is in as ricket
tya state in France as in the United States and
compelled to close Its doors from the bankruptcy oil
its director; and the Theatre Francais ITSELF NUM-
cently supported as 1t is by the public purse, is in
any thing but prosperous state The only theatres
which pay well in Paris are those at which uaude-
riles buresques and fairy tales are performed The
Grand Opera, backed as j is by nearly 10000 francs
per annum from the public exchequer; can only
boast of precarious existence. The Opera Comique,
another musical theatre, does better
The Iowa Indians are continuing their exhibition
in Paris, but they do not excite upon the whole as
much curiosity as they did in London.
Rachel is attracting crowds to the Francais by
her unrivalled acting in Virginia, original tragedy
There was an idle report current little while ago
that this distinguished performer intended to pay
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The accounts from Constantlnople to the 9TH OF
May state that the health of the Sultan is on the de-
cline Some even went so far TO say that on the
previous Friday, in consequence OF this he did not
pay his usual visit to mosque
On the LIST instant, the Greek patriarch Yemanos.
having previously given in his resignation, Meletius.
aud invested in his dignties and decorations at the
Sublime Porte. Yermanos was undoubtedly an in
doent and ignorant man, unequalto the arduous and
difficult duties Of his post.
Letters from Constantnople, confirm the
report gwen IN the German papers, Of an approach
ing visit OF the heir OF the Russian throne to Con-
stantinople. This visit is considered an event OF
great importance, and as being the forerunner OF
some great political movement on the part of Russia
IN the affairs OF the Levant The Grand Duke is to
extend his journey from Constantinople to Greece.
and by the last accounts had already arrived al
Odessa.
The latest novelty imported by the Porte from Eu-
rope is stamp tax, which the Government is abou,
law documents are TO be subjected to Government
stamp, with the exception Of tie probate stamp
which we do not find mentioned in the tariff The
turks impose this tax upon the people with the mos
Christian completeness
The accounts from the Lebanon are of the most
distressing KIND. The arrangements recently made
10 prevent renewal Of the feuds between the Drl-
SEES and the Maronites have completely failed tn
their effect and fresh disturbances have broken out
IN which many lives have been lost on both sides
but the unfortunate Maronites were ultimately de.
teated by the aid Of some Turkish soldiers. who
toined the Druses to put down the deenceless Chris
uans. The Turkish Government is suspected O.
having secretly nstigatcd these unhappy connections
and the Consus OF the European powers have pro-
tested against the part taken bp the Turkish soldiers
IN the affair Our accounts describe the country as
being given up to the most complete anarchy anc
disorder Houses, converts, and villages are des
troyed The people, without regard to age or sex
are massacred after being subjected to the most re
yoiung brutality and excess. Several French priests
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