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10 $50.

We give our paper entirely up to the l.
dress OF The committee Of the S:suuton Con.
en'ion- u isa subject ofintercst 20 oil who
aPpfecist' Che Importance Of western rights
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VYIHIPR

TITO Dyerr and Calico Priutefs-- PsrneiI. A.p,,.a
- Chemistry, containing ssong ssher v.fas,ls tnfsr.
nation Description of % the esAsnx prer<~s~,
now rsseeed by csieo priniers In thus aces.
panied with explanations % the srien6s prtee iplr. a.
winch tcy are haze IN one volume, just received
f"Isse BY JNo. II THOMPSON
Oct2s. Ifnior ss,~.s
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ID. PAINE & co. MANAGERS.

~. IAiNh N W. MANAG kkS.
WHEELISo. Va.
Official drawing OF the Grand Consolidated
Lottery Of Delaware, Extra class IA, drawn
at Wilmington, Thursday, Nov. D,
5S 20 IL z 10 az . 81 81 IL 60 81 20
Lowest prize 50.
Official drawing Of the Delaware Small FRY
Lottery class No. 265, drawn ut Wilmington,
Del, Nov. 8.
% 30 20 IL "a 5 43 CT 81 10 81
Lowest prize 81.
Official drawing Of the Pokoinokc River
Lottery OF Delaware, class POS, drawn at Will
ming,on. Nov. 6,
II "a "a 10 l2 10 3 80 2e -
Lowest prize 81.
A Prise of $1,000 sold in the Grand Con.
solidated Lottery. Ne,li,tos gentleman of this
place.
n. l.. DORSEY,
Sole Agent for the Mana gers.
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so THE LADiEs IN rARTIcuLtR:-My Dcpils.
- tory Powder has bccn found highly LencheiaI and
oT great 10 the ladies who have hceR afflicted with
s1peThuoue hair, principally when growth has been
confined tn the upper lip aud side OF the face giving
masculine 'nrn 10 the whole ieaiare- When with
proper care. aud ascending to the difcci IONS win he
found To lie addition the toilet use OF any
sharp instrument entirely avoided and the hsir h re-
NOV eel ia hve or ten minutes amer It's apple alton
This composition D. infai hic, aud warrsuie To re.
inoNc suIefunoHs hair fcf trials have
eeivel cerihescs of which cunnut lie
For sale, Wholesale aud fcisiI
JULES HAt'EL'S psi-t,
i6 Souh Third -. tclow Chr~nut.
Frcminni- awarded Al the FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
.Also fot sale By A. o. FtIRC'UfIp
N"F'' Wheeling, Va.
GENTLEMEN or PuILADELPHIt-My ecl-,,.s.
- i~i AHhrssiai Rose and Almond shayia- Creau
JOY comparison IN America Europe. No persons
wv use any other sftcr using Ensarnt Paste IA 4,
VIC rrsi, very hcsi. Give d oniy single trial A,
MY s.k any more Go convince you. warTsnt a. For
sale Wholesale aud retail. at
JULES HAIfEIs
fcrfutrcry and Ghcmist Store.
a.. 10 south Third street Philadslnhia.
.iemInm awarded a. Tho Franklin Institute.
Al>o fnr sale BY a a n atr,.t,,, M
y Wheeling, Va.
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70 Plus uhfs fkAF 10th Green and liisrt ~ go.
go pound 49," ?" 'hihaI ~ ~
N = TAXI NOTICE l-T1ir Csntor Re. r...,...
He thc exclusive vfnfrfs 81 tls s,t.e,i.., 49, ~,
20 upNotAB MiNTTRgT H., 80, - y. -,
=. 1880 ~ lrf"-sHc every other aers.,r ~ 49,.
FI.i,sriNE " scu ne sause 81 ALL turt . Id ! i
Tvs Wy nHWsft, A. tht puifis tils,ssit - ,a
.,'fiff, ~ competing the sisnffosts y, ff, a.,
if.sy'e t.i'acn ~ ~ sniou Tee Coupssr
n, gt,i,F - addition % hs CONTAINING PULL.
..., 80 'i,raaff. aHd ne Ices fhs4stn al, 4.
sst'rl ssfhied tom hfhi sHd sf fhs tfe.r ,5,..I
y - ,.tf Nh ffniet9 uHfInpsfra fn sff ri,.r.i.
Wv :" WILLIAM HtLf.. Artnf 81
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A NEW

~ y, ,. ~ ~ 80 efpaanaiory ana pienoeyaeb,.
- "H",ih, ihr ihfliunafJ 81 file EnrIlsi, i.,.. -,
49, = A'd-a efora'aafy ~ gfeek i.sfts s,.sI.,
49,, ~ saa ee'Etapica uaalfs. win thst, r,s,-,
.tlui' iotfihef Hht collection ~ !. 40, 80 -il
i,"a. fofcirn ifngussss ofes nj 80 II 80 phiesfz
~ 49,. ein"s Hhh thfm sanifession f.s,,es =.
o. sss by Iotis5 4, ), ~, ~ I.retve,i sns
Nov WV ~ HNAfrbN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14
From The E.quIrsr Of Yesterday.
Low DUTIES. MORE REVENUE

Since the mod fcaiion OF the English Tariff the
customs receipts al Liverpool have risen from about
t'5Ou day 10 upwards OF fl3UOO, although most Of
the buSicst artiees admitted free This fact
Is worth volumes Of wild and vague spccua
uons ~ aid IT the beauties OF protection Sir R.bert
Pee referred to the result Consequent upon the
previous notifications OF the English Revenue system
and Lord Pamerston in the House Of Commons cited
the recent action of our Congress to substantive the
theory
CoMNtNr-when an example directly in point j. TO
be found so much home, sec no necessity for
crossing the water in search Of During ono Of the
last OF the Compromise. when the tariff was at m
lowest the revenue Of this county, derived from duties
on imports sunk to Eileen millions Of dollars A sys
TEN OF virtual free trade had already drained tho coup
try OF specie and there being little money to buy very
iuie OF course, brought TO this market The ia
riff of 1912 created averaging in the four year,
of Its existence, S27,OOOOOO. We see here then, in
country, what effect free trade ia calculated to
produce without resorng Eogsnd whose circumstances
are so entirely different, Tor example
We will suppose, however, that the tariff Of 1916 is 70
have the eilec, the here that low duties
have had in Liverpool We will admit for the sake Of ar
gumcnt, that the will be increased from 81 TO
S5OOOO,OOO. This only be effected By an enormous
importation of foreign goods. As the tariff now stands
that importation would exceed 5000 900 GOA How many
boues Of flour Indian meal would take 10 Offset the
drain OF the precious metals which such an enormous i'm
poriaon must Of necessity produce Sir. Payne Of Ale,
bama, is reported u have said, in reply to the question
" How shall raise reyenue2 2" Why, by importing five
times much ~ All this is very fine no
doubt: But how long would it be before we should DO
without dollar to buy any foreign commodity at ALT
Tho whole Of this system IS fatal the welfare Of the
poor man-of the aborer. II will not injure the manu-.
iacurer, because he will stop business rather than oneoun
the risk. II will ruin by shutting up tho factories and
leaving them without employment. Il did so once before
and that At very recent date and Why may It not do so
again. When the country shall have become poor by the
drain which this tar Of i6 destined TO create that shall
be necessary establish manufactures again. at ali hazards
the manufacturer will be compelled operate a. oheapy
he lie will not be able pay his laborors more than
half price. and they will be compelled take even that
barter at the employers valuation. Such will ineysb
ly be condition in five year, unless the returning good
sense Of the county should the career Of those who
madly huryipg It on to destruction.
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TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.
q NORRIS, % uaiustr

"A RE prepared to furnish all the Medical Text
Books at the oneH cash preeamonr the fol
ilwing ~
Unied States Lispensitocy.
BJere Practice Of Medicine: Rsric on Dasra Of Children
Eberie's Notss, EJene's Therapeutic
nunRsnhs Practice u Fsc, vo Dur g'ons Physiology
vols un' gons masni Mcica AMI Therapeutics vol: Dungi
sons Medical Dictionary; Dungson New Rerned, Dung
sons Mcdica Student DunEfon's Hygiene.
Enotsuns Practce of Med cine.
Chapman on The Tbofacc and Abdominal Vnrera
Chapman IN The Euptive FevtfaGc
Coopefs "a Ficai Dictionary.
Gibfonn surgery, &c
Hooper, Medical Dc onary.
cfa'rs Operative surgery, quauo plate,
FurEusonr Surgery
Nlcfs surrrry.
fancoasts Wisars Aratrmy. g vote
Quane's Anatomical Plates 200 autrto b1tea
Hofngs spf cial Anatomy, vol.
Honcfs Practical Anatomy
MIFs Midwifery
Dewees Mdnifcry
No 'au's Praetca Midwife, 90 quaup plates
Win ~ The othff Fardtfd Medical Books NJ The day oc7
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DIED,

On Ffisy ihe OH int Mrs MARY DETANY aged a. The
dcc@a''d native oftto Parish ~ Gaovsybs Scot
iani aud Tor tie lar ~ years Tent m a. statrs.
AZ Woodvio n the county OF Ilonrco ON the 10Th inst
Dr. ROBERT CRUMP, IN the och year OF his sge.
lie funeral will take pace from tho residence oi biz f.
and 6tb streets, "wednesday morning Oct It'h n II
o'clock. The friends 1t the deceased and ~ bic fathers
family respectfully requested attend without further
invitation.
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Launch of tho s,cnmer poI.

This ceremony, understand from the builder. Mr.
Joseph r. Anderson, will take place on Monday NEXT
As few Of citizens have ship Of war launch
ed have no doubt tho crowd will DO immense
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N y TIC ES.
Notice..

NOtte9.
Raw Ds FutLKR. OF South pr,aeh I'm An. F,y,t
bspus Church sve,y ,veaias hi. wses. At 10 o'c,oet
or ruE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION Al ,he E,eh.ar.
hois postponed until THURSDAY. 18th nst
OF the neceney OF The weaiher receiving
The comiee OF Arans.weat prepared on h dsy uhe
% To receive MI srtees intended or eIhbos which
open at ~ O'Clock precisely o morrow.
Aircs- BY IT. WARNER ~ oeoeA. thr annual
election Of Officers b. made. ~ a.
Groceries at Auction.
we shah seha auction. oeo<k ptim. wr.
India suEars prime Tarusya Coffee ,rue
cared Bacon sd.- Western fuse ,loos. wb
Teas. Indigo. Soap, sperm Candies. &c.
&C ~ WILLIAMS uAxALL Aucu.
az Nottce.-The Poug6ing Match OF tho Asricul-
tnai soeey which ia nee pos,
poned-the ground being suabl, co Titan la M pu.
notiee viii Be given when . iale place
Oct IA, 40 WIN. II. RICHARDSON. Pres't
Richmond Mechanics Association.-
mesnr Of the members OF the A. b. held Al
Room on thursday evening ~ O'Clock ruasta aed.pe.
particularly requested ne Is,
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
WE spfbeis ASK the attention ~ Ladies' their scier
Of Dress Goods shawis Scarf &C
raf- ak'Pad striped onbrc Do giaee, and an
~ and blue bh stks- wasred plain striped and cod6d
nne,vy hh rat infof dresses Sat- de- Cine cord
nleh french Cashmeres ana MOusins
Embd Cashmere Dresses
, ,,.hcn Enefod'y IN Capes, Collars. Sleeves, -
Lae' tapes, hotn low prize h. very ono
,a'hnrte Shawl. extremely Gss
ufape Nhaw1s wbi e. blue crimson and mode eolors
id'red Cfape Scarfs, b-au,inn arueie
~, ~ NiHle' and Mntsias and beautiful anicis
v w. coy smed Muslin Robes, entirely styles
49,, 1le"fa fiads, Cishne fo Pads Ciereuaut DO.
and every variety Of Haho foY Ladies Drs,yss
oc TTIOa n PRICE, o. 60
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.oPENING OF Tue FAII. CAnPaIan.r

fAhH POP RAGs,rhs +pfasEiin Hsnafaetonns Company
- Hi'nd n1 ~ ID teif Manufacture Of Paper pay
eas o. hfhfapss Tor and nren Rags whs
County Hefsn nsy rssfd parcels rsgs 70 the subsc
befi Nbo VII remit W yaerf 81 h. maj b. directed.
JOHN RICHARDS
supefibspaeni PrsnsIlh nsn Conap'y
sishinosd. sty I6m 1913
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APPOINTMENT nv THE LIEUT. GOVERNOR
Robert H. PatlilIo Of Memphis Commissioner to take
opOsitiOns, &c. within tho State Of Tennossco.
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1--WE subcf Der has ius received new style
Of Eboe made oIpes.y and beauiui ress Shoe or
fdes o rood qpsi whieh he would eau attention Of AZ
IN wat 81 hani.ome and good Shoe. ALEX. Hftt.
oeR Dcaler and Manufacturer Of Boots, SHOES &c.
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IIoF.e aud IIuggy for sale.

BoTse and BUGGY for sale.
w u have for sale n No. Family Horse, works
well in snzo doule and Gnc tfoter allen
mot fa' H"eond hand buggy with goOd lner The
buggy made Richmond % order.
o. - HODGES FuLLIAM
Carpets Carpctsii
- lfEh inR'ain and three ply Cafpsu
- PfiniTd DfuRstafd Green Raze
Iufcd sod CtsnHs Rugs and Mats
~ ani PsfuFe Cargesa brauifu asslrinen and much
below iofnisf prisesD LATnROP, CHRISTIAN a co,
= ~ 20 Main n.
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Bisnor's PILAof, Monterey,

. sept -, 1916.
Gentsmcn--I date both of my letters on one d,y. he
cause ON obliged Ia foot up the nows Of the last four
days, having had no writing materials along Even now
though write ~ palace, am obliged to hold the sbeet
Of paper IN ono hand my knee, Tor want Of a desk
But lhayo time for extra fcmafks-as chance ofers tn
send sou the news and must hurry o give YOU pIanee
o. what bss been done here before express goes of
On tho morning D the 2ls, Col Childs uf the artillery
battalion with three Of his cumpancs-One comm snded
by Capt Yrnton, smother by Capt y Scott and the 81
BY Lieut. Afos,and three pauiss of the 9Th Infantry
--eompany commanded by Lieut. Lonastreot aad Lieut.
WoinvnghG y company, Lieut.. Holloway, commanding
aud Lieut. Merchant D company, Captain Scriyner end
Lisot Mongomey-wss ordered n Isko the SUNNI, Of
Palace Hill.
The Colonel left camp Of o'clock a. w. and climbed
the mouniain through The chlpaffa and up the step
rocks, viii such secrecy that % break he was within
hundred yads ~ the breast work Of before
be wss discovered The MeScans poured their muskeny
into ihe they rushed Up precpiee and coon had
tho psoe. Thee u the ae,y men, having rusbod ahead
too asi, ound themselves IN the hands Of the Mexcans
They surcndefod the Mes took thoir tnuskes end
shot them down with the very pieces they had eyen Up
ssw the poor fellows lying there.
havo but few moments eh 10 write 49, and must
therefore defer The particulars u sornnq Of tho pal.
until have more time. Col Stamford went % ~
dsyigh with the balance Of the sib and Mel scou lod
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ours. respectfully,
FRED'K BOYDEN.
E,eu,rey 23d Sent 1s46r ~

EXCHANGE, 23d Sept. 1886"
I'VE are requested state, that the note left with Mics
Barr vas handed her by Mrs Myers with tue assurance
that Il contained which she wished Mr. Boydcu 10
have changed into gold Tor her.l
Mr. B,ydon continued; said Mr. H. the noto il io
you take u when the servant and thought
no moro about u until the next day, when asked Mr. n
Il be had received Il, which he replied that had
never Ms Myers in nmy house, except the
pailor although Mr. and Mrs Myers boarded the Exchange
Tor days together. Mr Robinson told me that
they bad improper meetings, that remember, bot ave
hoard much that hardly rCcD'Iect. have recocc-
ton Ut body telling Of suspicious meetings of these
parties except what Mr. MOsby told me, already rolsed
ASKED how the warrant To be issued his re1ucs
said 10 mistake; Mr. Wickor, the Coroner sought me
and snqufcd what knew about tho matter and upon nv
telling him. issued hs without 10y having auytbiuy
~ DE- with a. did not tell Mr Robinson that Nts 30,
hsd reused @, be introduced Mrs. Mycr. on account al
what had occurred between her and SIR Hoy, do not
know that the request made qucs uoned olosey)
i bslove there something Of the kind, but really
have heard % much that do not know exactly what DID
occur.
This closed the testimony |. rtho Commonwealth. The
Defence Then coed MAJOR Pollard, The lnhor O Mrs. My
hnet BE- sworn. Mr. Scott handed him lcttor.
ans n'ked him " he know any thing about IT, He sad
fa twas o'to- sddrcasei Mrs. Myers whist she was
houc hoo juno, which be- had tskeu ont Of tho post
Office about h, pa Of June.
Here Ma Mayo ro.o and sskcd. "for whs purpose H.
that ictWf ofod here Tho prisoners are charged with
committing h'mcde. The committing magistrate is not
pdifngush b,wrfn ir degrees a. nicide md there
fore testimony which docs not =" dsproyo the act a
together, Of least CO. show that Do Unsuitable hom
eide, BE- irrelevant st fiisHage II the proceeding Even II
hs lcisf wofc n fvitHte IN mg ton " the offence u
would be whoof pie of your hono's notice. but toe
law deca0 nae De blood has btJ tine cool between
c gfovoeauon and che offence, lice pfOvOcau0n shall not
10 even pleaded in cstHnuaton. Bet s oheuce
ntied he 2sh Of September aud Ibis letter dtied
e 18Th ~ June hen can't be relevant 20 this
W. Lyon rose To rcpy-lhe Mayor interrupted him 10
cay that Do he'd dtcmrod ~ receive ~ the evidence thai
lnsh Dc oioe fteefvue 90 himIe the privilege of 10
yasding only Whist be coasdofed legal IN making op HE
opuion NJ. Mayo yielded - the decision o. the Cour
VIZ Lyons nevertheless proceeded with splendid
burt u toqucnce ihst sleclrhed the endicncs and 20
snsulpsd ou sronfiyn 10 mlks forget oug notes
IL b. Impossible that d. mm Justice I've clfined
he nfhfnuroiH-s tesumnny shps tho uature ~ tis
pgofactnn DO silent baf fcccTed. ~ co. namo Of hu
ass1ity ~ ~ uai, q common iustc.. i0 te me Of
the lac af na a. sea net fJre my principle IN
books nat you'd dotlr bio from thit privilege Whit
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commonwealth against wm. NJ. Myers, Sa,n'l
:. Myers and VIM. ~ Burr.
VIC give below the testimony taken yesierdsy-ihat
ken on Monday will be found in preceding column
eep'ng the letters. which deem unnecessary pub
sh on account OF their eevancy at this stage Of the trial.
and because their exceeding voumnousness would be
FAX On our columns not justified by their interval.
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~ u IMEGS.-Primo Nulmcgs and Mace, Just
" received per seLr Gratitude. for by
DUVAL l. PURCELL.
oc ~ ~ MIN .tfraf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26
The State of Mississippi.

CLAhh OOON IL,
Probate Court, JHe Term, A. u. 1916.
ORDERED by the Court, that pubIica
" ton be made in the "True Democrat"
paper published in the Town of Paul,
ding, Mississippi, notifying the heirs OF
William Mott deceased, to appear at the
next regular term of this court, at the
Court House of said county on the first
Monday of September next, to show why
the interest OF lSham Wimingham in said
Estate should not be divided among the
collateral heirs of said deceased.
Witness the Hon. Alexander MIendon
Judge of our said Court-lSsuod the 9TH
day of June, A. ID. 1916.
Attest, CHAS. w. MOODY, CIk.
Probate Court. &. &.
June, 81, 1876 slow
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26

May, was under the command Of General
Vega arrived at Tampco.
HI Indicator of the LIST inst publishes
the 'acta de pronuncamenlo,' formal de.
cIaration) of the garrison Of Vera Cruz, by
which they promise and swear to adopt
and sustain the principles proclaimed by
the people and troops of GuadaIaiara, by
which they bind themselves to sustain
Santa Anna as chiefol their party.
All the ordinance in the palace of Mexi
co had been planted and put in order, with
the view of rcpelling any attack from the
friends Of Santa Anna and Federalism,
should revolt against Paroles adminislra-
ton break out in the city Of Mexico. Ac
cording to 'EI Monitor,' they had lighted
matches prepared during several DAYS
about the 18Th of July--and the soldiers
of the artillery in readiness for doing ser
vice as soon as required.
'El Monitor RepubIicano,' of the 29th of
July, says that accounts had been received
in Mexico the day previous, that the Gov
eminent troops had been scattered by the
revoIlers at Guaddajara, and that General
Arevolo, who was charged with the com
mand of them, had according to one re-
port, been killed in the struggle, aud, as
others ssd, was badly wounded and taken
prisoner by the pronunclados.
Congress had sanctioned the bill propo
sing letters Of marque for prvaleers 10 be
issued and be disposed of by the Govern
ment and its agents-bolh in the Republic
and in foreign countries according TO the
regulations on the subject published by the
President.
We see that Senior Don Antonio Haro V
Tamarz, who was Minister of Finance at
the time Santa Anna fell, and who has
been travelling in Europe for more than
twelve months, returned to Havana on the
7lh inst. He was also Santa Annals most
intimate friend at The time of llerrera's no
mination aud undoubtedly he viii have
gone over with him.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26

We have seen letter addressed to Capt
Holt of this city, from Governor Edwards,
Notifying Capt H thu; his company OF In@n.
try rendered some time since for the Santa Fe
service, will now be received. Governor
Edwards has received rcquisiton from the
War Department for a regiment of Infantry, to
be mustered into the service at Fort Leaven.
worth, about the third Monl1y in August.
Each company will becomposad ofone hundred
AMI thirteen men, rank aud file; they will be
enlisted for twelve months, and receive Si2 in
advan;e, for one years's clolhing.-is Reporter,
IN inst
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26
Dr's. w. ID. & II. H. DOZIER.
RFCdicaI.
~ 10 the ladies. -

Ls' 10 the Ladies. I'D
nR SALMON bcgs 10 mlorm the Ladies
81 Of Mississippi, that having devoted his
attention to the exclusive treatment Of the dis
ems. : Of FEMALES, in the celebrated Hosp.
.uI ofSAINrHAvrR, in France, he feels con.
fltut ia being able to offer them relief IN all
the diseases incdenttO females
Dr. S. has located himself at Ransom Nc
Elroy's. Esq. Marion, Mi. where he may lie
consulted by letter. or visit, when not over one
hundred miles When BY letter the symptoms
must be fully and accurately stated, and medi.
cine or prescription will be sent as required
DE-. Salmon refers 10 the following gentlemen /:
Professor Hall Bqhimore: Henry a Skin.
ncr. Esq Ciqrk Coppig IA ; jos Noble.
do do Rlnsom McEIroy Esq. Marion. Va;
D- ! b Earle. Ho5ie: G w G1ues, No.
BILE: John cIuiyre, ESQ, Decatur. M
May 6. 1916 ly-37
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26
THE Smithsonian RITJ

One Of the bills rescued and passed on
the last day, and almost in the last hour
ct the session Just Closed was the bill "lo
establish the Smithsonian -Tnsiitulion."-
This was most commeudabIe act: and
all who agree with us in thinking that the
national faith and honor were pledged TO
the execution of the trnst confided TO the
United States by the munlicent beqnest
OF Mr.. Smthson will be gratifed to learn
that this long delayed measure has at last
received the sanction of Congress.
The managers, or regents, as they are
called, created by the bill to carry 1t into
effect consist of fifteen personS--three ex.
ofllcIo, three senators, appointed by the
President Of the Senate, three members Of
the House of Representatives, appointed
by the Speaker of the House, and citizens
at large, two of them to be residents of
Washington, aud members of the National
lnStltuIe,) TO be appointed by joint resoIu-
ton of the two houses
These appointments having been made,
according to the several modes prescribed
are as follows, with the exception of the
three senators:
The Board of Regents.
The Vice President of the United States.
The Chief Justice oflhe United States.
The Mayor of the city OF Washington
I'VE could not learn what senators were up.
pointed by the President ofthat bodyl
Representative Robert Dale Owen, of In
diana
Representative William J. Houch, of New
York
Representative Henry w HilIiard of Ala
bama.
Rufus Choate, of MASSACHUSETTS.
Gideon HawIey of New York
Richard Rueh, of Pennsylvania.
William c. Preston Of South Carolina.
Alexander d Bache, of Washington
Joseph G. lotion, do.
The regents are required by the law TO
meet in the city Of Washington on the first
Monday in September next, TO enter on
the duties of their appointment.
National hteiigencer
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTED.

MOTT T. - hereby given, that the un-
derggutd. administrator on the estate
IT James Oversireci. deceased, has filed IN
The Probate Court Of Jasper county. Mis-
sissippi, his petition 10 surrender UP his
letters. and viii az the next term IT said
Court 10 be held on the fourth Monday Of
October next present. an account Of his ud-
minisfrafion. 80 Gar as the same has cx-
tended, Cor allowance, with commissions.
aud apply for a final hearing 81 said rtti-
fion. JESSE HYDE.
Au-. >, 1913. "a