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METANcHoLN.-H becomes our painful duty record
the sudden and accidental death OF OF fellow
About halt past o'clock, last evening. Captain
James Bukcf while riding up East Broad street. was
thrown against with such violence that hc expired
about fifteen lie had Just left the Steam Saw
Mill Of Mr.. James Quanock, with whom he had
ed Tor cargo OF lumber, company with three
friends for the purpose Of taking ride. The party
IN fine spirits and shortly after entering East Broad
It proposed quicken their pace-Capt b. and one
the other riders started their horses he
approached the foot OF SodIh Broad street. ms hat
blown from has head and making effort it,
the h0rse shed against while full speed, striking
the lett temple OF Capt. Is. aud Tacuring the skull The
horse cleared himself leaving his rider the ground
sonsress We within fifteen twenty feet OF the
unfortunate man when the accident happened, aud on
reaching him. the blood flowing copiously from his
mouth, nostrils, and Physicians Immediately
sent for. aud a few minutes DIS. Arnold Gilbert and
BullOch We're the ground, but could render assist
In fact he gave signs Of life from the
the accident happened till he breahed his last except
few convulsiye throes.
Capt b. native OF Maine, where he has a brother
aud esidng-his parents beng dead. He has
been engagsn mercantile pursuits for several years and
good citizen and much respected by the community
who deeply deplore his sudden and untimely death.
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TIIe GInns.

gentleman Just from the upper section OF the State IN
forms us tb, crops of Cotton oud Cram ahough thres
i,or weeks later than usu, consequence tho back
wsrd Spnng looi vigorous uud thriving. The wheat crop
has msured aod 10 fair one.-CAarlssfon Me,cOru
June ~.
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Gf'-The Philadelphia Inquirer OF Thursday last says.
letter has been received in that city, written three days
the duel which gives hope that Ii Maha
who severely wounded may yet recover.
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CHfT ~ rW Miavns DsAp.-Lafontine, The prime pa
ehei Of the Miami tbe Of Indians died on the 9Th met
% Lafayette nd1na his return from the far west where
his ,nOe bad recently omigs,ed Lsfontne rich and
e'vhzed-iamed extensively, end heavy dealer II
produce end merchandise
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Lades beware-also handles. IL Is stated in the books
that several remarkable Of idiocy known
occurred from the hahua OF hair dye-by the nitric
acid (which largely all the quack compositions
OF the kRd) having poisoned the minute capillary ceue-
and hus reached the brain One OF the greatest French
actresses Mile Mar, fell victim. This paying sadly
dear for the Nyhl,ILc
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FHOU Old HASSACngSETTs
Smiths SuCar Codied Pills.

TNHE Hon. Geo. OdiOrne, Of Boston, was at
Il tackled feebsnefs Old age. with diarloa
(which generally dsnh) ny taking
Of these Pills be- Immediately restored In heath Ills wife
who nearly 30 attacked Asthma coughs
and oPpaEe the stomach butby boxes Of the pill
restored To good health
Of the Hon Charles Wells. Of Boston. cured Of
cough Of standing. of these Pills
William GsyrL Of Boston, cured OF q cough OF ~
years Standing, by taxing ihe-e Pills
Samuel Frnnnan. Bfairtcc, cnIid Asthma
and rheumatism, Of ndng hy aknF
Of theo Pills the hft night four the second and The ihd
night going bed ani has not had
tark since. hut the enjoyment of perfect health
Geo w Leland Shsfbuno, unahls % de- wok M
YEAR, before 6nag boxes o these pills he
enabled o n
P1r GAYNOR A. WOOD. General Agents for ihis State.
Pos sale by p Duvai Co, n Street and Y p Picu. MAN
NH
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SINGULAR REIc.-A Mahomedan coin was found recent
~ in Lumpkin county, Ga Similar coins have been found
iIinoi, aud other Western States The early abors of
French aud Spanish missionaries sufficient explain
this fact. These missionaries having been employed
by the Propaganda IN the Eastern World, brought over
piOus labor.
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CITY ARRIVALS.

CRY lorsL. June lS-A Gocl, Mr. IIsrleston. Wash
ing'on; Stone. II Yea,man, Notlolki MIR Jordan and
daughter Do Sonthal. smth6sld II Carter, We; Car
ter aud lady, Mrs Cay, Boston; Dr Wilson. Suuy;
sou,hsl and lady. daughters and servant Albcmae Co
fonsine and lady, Louisa billiard. Sussex; Thos
Gardner, IT, Hanover; Dr I Tinsey. York. Va.
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NOTES ON PIANO FORTES,
DRHNkER n MORRIS

MAIN
aookscIIer~, siatioa.rs, and Dealer. A, p,ano
fortes, Music. Ac.
w ORCESTER'S name as Piano Forte
w MAKER IL familiar country an so,,.e,on
with the late house OF stodar Worcester Dunham an which
ab,h@"ni exclusive hnher In,,rumen. - hy ,h,p
his ski aud superior workmanship
instruments viii hot only sustain but the "a
superior instrument
We only asa for them IN other mal.,. .
tfal and satisfied of d.nrusb.d
Professors and other, who have purchased verdict OF
the general Judgment
We assure 'hose that pecs sam As M HI,
manaoy IN New York 'rre Of all csPsn~r' Riehon
from lOio 20 cheaper p,,e.s usually obtained fI
'hoe OF s'odart wo'crsrsr a Dunhsm's make
written guarantee wi be- Instruments sold and
u'y o' prove 70 be- a't The no't ng" examination of
aesnoweised sup"rory the purchase money refunded
W Orders from the country viii prompt attention Ahd
lee executed to the entire satisfaction Of purchaser
We beg TO refer IN thu anne ned testimonials.
PIANO FORTES...-We gladly take the op-
pon'y OF the present great eoneour- Of cav
to speak Of the Piano Foues OF Mt Worcester Having o.
esson 10 purchase instrument mo
-of OF uc piano Forte AMI by has recommendation, applied
W. and Ne are happy with satisfaction As To QUALIFY
sud price There always fashion, about u.,ss
bnI fortunately the tone aud hnsh Of Fuod paLO
'Tr stand their Incit which - ohyo. 10
the genera Judgment and about
that be ppontrd II thry v Mr. MO,
ess'eIs The yirdrd $50 at St.War for
h" tsh was OF his manuaeurelNew York Christian Inqu
The reputation Worcester. Pianos 10 such that
most unnecessary IN offer comncndatory raks 4,
@ P"1y OF lone elegance al Workmanship general erect
"nee Is 'ufe cent for the purpose they ATE NO, 20
cases from in want of ea, good an
sfum"n which they purchase with perfect ,hud
by alt means eiaine those OF his manufacture Yo. Mir
ror
81 have several attention the Piano Pore Faet
~, No l3a, Third Avenue Without meaning To vrtr n mn
again remark upon Of the good qualities wocetrs
panoshe with which the bring Their 6ns
under y'stouch should amateur into despair
when he contrasts his himself Ia
ted rs tn bring harsh
strings The difference wonany tact hrh
avoids every Thing iaHnE OF smooth, Certainty many
players do hammer melody with all the
smith Now il :. hard to abuse Mr. wo..,.,. n,an" S
n 6ust
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lr Richmond Total Abstinence No.
cicty will the African Church this eyeainR quar-
past O'Clock. An address will be doIiyefed by Re,
Mr. kngsiord. All are invited. SECRETARY
MIR. Stevens Singing Class will be present on tho oc
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ONLY ONE LEFT!
n NJ. tsAns1sHsH

UNI1 UN T. LEE L
nNE of the PLANO FORTES advertised last
~ week by the subscriber, has been disposed There
hand which offer moderate puc..
pure few days. Any person
p~tiof would ind this gfea bargain
waranee accompanies the subscriber
pleasure showing Piano any Of m friends who may
htn = caii.
Music aud Musical
hand aud > a v-iy prices
wM. 1. MONTAGUE, 100 Nam
" is Opposite the BANK
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Davenport, Allen a co.

SPERM Olls--IO casks, warranted pure
- SOLAR OILS DO. refined ant hiearhsd
SPERM CANBi.Fs--s0 boxes bot ptes.-d
NO. sOAP--sn botes "nsaders'
Landing ani for stlc BY
Je9-Im DAVENPORT. ALLEN 90
4 tOrrON OZNAuURGs--cs bales, &c Nonic,no" hs
~ TORI Tor s,ls by
my es--io DAVENPORT ALLEN a 90
NTADEIuA MINE-John Ohvcrs \ Coz superior Old
i've Madeira, and eighth tupofi
lon Tor saic BY 10 WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL
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Boy CAEEIfu OvEE NnsAEA FaLfs a mslsnchoIy
accident occurred at Magma Falls on Sunday last 4
Ine lad Of tho nome Of John Murphy aged about years
~ The employ Of lodge Porter, crossing Chippewa 80
canoe, drawn int1 the rapids the Clnsds side
add Boo The Great Horse Shoe Eau"
Tho broken haginenB of tho ifai. bark were all that
were found ~ the iiuIe widowed mother and
three children the Loss ~ aud brother R0el
an.
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Nh FOR NEW IORK--Tho fine schr RO-
NaN CHESTER Capt stephen Bingham loading In The
uJfk aud having poron engaged viii have die
pah balance ~ boxes ptceo apply
d. 20 RANKS a WHfTGOrK
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w ANI'ED-Ay young Man, who writes n good
" hand, and who a good salesman tseper-
For such hbera will be allowed
who has city wen
recommended Any information addressing
~ J. through the Posi- Once rIs-tf
Manager>' Officc-D. Paine ~ 10.
To-day-S2S 900, 5000, 500O 1000 $500 1866 10 Of
1900, 10 of 1000 &c. rs nos IL drawn. Tickets IS.
Also $1,000, &c. IS nos, IA drawn. Tickets 50 50.
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated, extra 2I:
IS 10 ca 20 81 81 80 Q n IL ~ 50
Delaware, la:
Is IL 81 &c o. ~ SO % IL 4G -
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~, FOR PHILADELPH1A--The regular
Hf packet sebf JOHF FrULL Cop, David Feat having ih
Fargo cnFaged with Dispatch Por baanee
~ re- iEht. appl 90 board, ofto
e2i RANKIN wHrTLOCK.
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DRINK Err & MORRIS,

ENOR HIRE, for the balance Of the year, a
" fn sbost ~ yssus ~ woft snd hs
children Also two women Apply ..
rs RICHARD HiLL, IT,
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JOHN LESLIE RLAIR.

TOTEN EESEEE RIAEk,
ATTORNE ATL LAW.
DRACTlCES in the Courts of the CITY of
u Richmond and Counr- Of enneo aud Hanover
Johnstons Hat store above COX
j. It-oOdt
- OOMS To RENT-The subscriber offers
u foT July couples
his Store They good order-hose the II
suitable for professional upper story
Portable sleeping rooms, having a hath attached
De- - PEYTON JOHNSTON.
PASSAGE TO OLD POINT.
ESSI.FNIIE steamers Curtis Peek and
S->s-- - will and amer day rrgular
iy going aHd returning, Old Point for passengers.
jeI5 HASKINS q LIBBY.
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An inGdcl convention b. now boz session In New York
composed OF men sufficiently bold Co. ayOw their inGdely
al. the religious dortunca held sacred by he mass o
mankind. The first meeting held on SUNDAY morn.
ing There several delegates if1m d-fani cities D
varying shades Of unbcci Tho pr,e-sci obI Of CD,
convention the promotion Of"Univefsal Mental Liberty
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Booksellers, stationcr>, and Dealer. A, piano
torfes, Music. Nc.
w ORCESTER'S name as a Piano Forte
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We were informed, that on the Thin sandy portions
particularly OF this farm, there was great difficulty
in obtaining set Of clover, in consequence of It's
being destroyed by the intensity Of heat during the
first summer. From observation and experience, we
think this may in great measure be obviated, by
sowing the clover during the fall and spring months
upon corn or other land without grain. The clover
when sowed alone starts with more decided vigor
and soon becomes thrifty and well rooted, as sue
cessiully to resist the droughts Of summer.
Z conclusive evidence. in favor of the highly i'm
proved condition of this farm we find from the UNI
doubted authority of its proprietor who took II but
nine years ago in the state already described and by
his system, has given II capacity to produce, at the
rate of one hogshead of tobacco, fifteen bushels oil
wheat, or ten barrels Of corn per acre; yielding an
interest according to his statement of nearly seven
teen per cent. upon the capital invested.
Your committee cannot conclude this report with
out briefly referring to the courtesy and elegant hos
pitality which they received upon every occasion,
during their official investigations, and sincerely hope
opportunities may be afforded them Of reciprocang
in their way. '
The committee have now arrived at the delicate
part Of their responsibility viz that Of awarding the
premiums according TO the relative merits of the
competitors, Indeed could they pursue course in
accordance with the promptings Of their own feel
ngs, they would most cheerfully award premiums to
ALI because they believe that all merit them: but, as
that is not practicable at this time they have deter
mined to adludge the first to Col. w. w. W. Bowie
the second TO Mr.. Robert Bowie, and the third to
Col. John d. Bowling. Ilts. #.l
All OF which is respectfully submitted by
JOHN II. BAYNE,
SAMUEL. H. DORSETT
| Oct Is, lS47. JAMES MULLIKIN
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10 Agency for the National whig In
GeorgetOwnThe citizens OF Georgetown are respect.
fully informed that JOHN w BRoNAUGH, Esq, Broker,
&C. on Bridge street few doors west Of the Union
ern agen, for the National Wing Persons esrous q,
being served with tina National Wing In Georgetown will
please leave their names and residences with Mr. IIro,
naugh.
nt- ENocH w. sMALIwooD, Garrison street, Navy
Yard 10 Agent for the National Wig Persons wishing 10
be supplied with the paper will please leave their names
his store aud they win be served
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touched TO arouse every ancient feeling in favor of
II. For this reason, we call upon Hssay Clay to
raise his voice.
NOBLE Sir, thou hast the Peoples hearts;
Speak and they will lend their willing ears
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sJ Canales has turned underwater, says the New
Orleans Picayune. He insured goods from Matamo-
ros to Monterey for rs per cent. premium, and has
even recovered stolen goods for price. velour
contact with this robber has done one good thing. 1t
has taught him 10 rob In b,tsiness-ihe way.
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IT. As Ed.ler sltAe Mal.enal Wais. |

NI N4I n PHiLADELPHIA, Oct. 18th, I54I. .
SrR:- had the pleasure 10 iravel 10 this place,
from New Castle, in company with Hon. Senator
-----. He goes in strong for old Rough and Ready,
and says that it is idle to think OF any other person
for the Wing candidate. He further said that General
Taylor was good Wing, and would carry out all the
fnvorte measures Of the party Yours, truly,
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HEREDITARY PRopEssITy IN Does.-Roulin re-
la'es that dogs employed for hunting deer In some
parts Of Mexico, seize the animal by the belly, and
oyerturn It by a sudden effort taking advantage Of
the moment when the body Of the deer rest
only upon the forelegs the weight of the animal
mus thrown over, being often six lines thar ofts
antagonist The dog Of pure breed inherits this dis.
position, and never attacks the deer from before
white running, even should the deer, not perceive
nm come directly upon him, the dog slips aside and
makes MS assault on the flank whereas other hun.
ing dogs, though Of superior strength and general
sagacity, which are brought from Europe, are des.
utute Oh ms instinct. A new instinct has SO become
hereditary In mongrel race of dogs employed by
the inhabitants OF the banks or the Magdnjena n
hunting the white-lippcd Pecari The address 81
these dogs consist in restraining their ardor attach
ing themselves TO no animal In particular bui keen
ing the whole herd In check, Now, among Ines,
dogs, some are found, which, the very first lin,
they taken to the woods, are acquainted viii
the mode Of attack; whereas dog Of another breec
starts forward at once, s surrounded by the Pecari
and whatever may be his strength, is destroyed il
moment. ia q IiB y si.s -a8 i5s,
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MAJ GEN. BurLER arrived at Louisville on the 23d
instant and is to embark on the LIST OF November fol
New orleaps with the Kentucky and Indiana Regi.
ments, on his way to the Mexican capitol. The Ten
nessee Regiments will not be ready for departure be-
fore the 18th of next month.
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AZ The Philadelphia Pennsylvania, d. isof opin-
ion that Gen Taylor will be nominated by the wings
as candidate for the Presidency. The Pennsylya.
nan Is to be applauded for it's honesty.
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At Col. Meetings. prospects for election to Con-
gress from Mississippi are almost certain, says the
Columbus Misss. Wing. We hope 80, indeed
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CHESAPEAKE q ONO CANAL--The arrangements
for finishing this work to Cumberland were compile
ted day or two ago in Baltimore, and the contract
ors will now go ahead with light hearts and heavy
pockets iass r.
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IT Mr. Wolford, in Washington county, Mis-
sour, has succeeded In manufacturing as beautiful
emma and Granite ware from tho raw materials in
that region as has ever been produced in England
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b Col. Riley isps. On his being ordered to Mex
lea he said he would either get 'sx feet of Mexican
ground or yeiioo mash (sash.'D He has gained the
the at,er, Il the President should not overlook him
in the next gazetting.
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III The steamer Hetzel left Norfolk on the 2lsl
instant for Vera Cruz with 80 of the Georgia mount.
ed men.
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II The Pittsburg Jouna,W says that the Wings
were defeated In the late contest upon the tariff ques
ton. 80
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At The Radical Democrats Of New York are in
clnod to bring forward Mr. Van Buren, for the Presi
dency, says the Cincinnati Signal.
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The PEA PArcH CAsE.-Mr Sergeant sat in this
case yesterday in Philadelphia referee, Mr. Clay
ton, opened II on the part of the U. States. He
brought forward the original deed from Charles II OF
England with his autograph and royal seal to his
dear brother James, duke Of York und Albany latter
wards James III in which the King conveys New
Castle and IL round about to the Duke for 10000
years. in consideration Of his paying the king t6la.
rubba skins yearly. Mr. Clayton then produced SCI
veral deeds from the duke to William Penn; convey
ed the sane property to the latter for ten shilngs
These original charters recently found in room
at Stoke Pogies the seat of PENIS descendants, In
England They were perfect and are near 200 years
old. Gov. Bib is one of the counsel.
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WArcH HousE.-No arrivals here during the last
night.
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Mkfs Temperance Meeting.--A Public Tenn.
W9 perance Meeting will be held by the United Bro.
ters OF Temperance Association No l. at the McKendrean
M Ed Church, Monday evening next the first day OF
November ut l2 O'clock The meeting viii be addressed
by the Rev. George Cassway, Indian Of the Chppeway
Nation. The public most respectfully invited to attend
tg by order: if X, r.. ANDERSON, Is VIZ "
tif .t,.8.s itE Prest. No, 4 U. u. T. &
GEO. SAVAGE. l.. s. BEcK, i,SItsi, II, ", . sa
~. Committee Of Arrangements. ni.. oct aO-2t.
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aT See advertisement of the Fourth Lecture Of
Rev. Mr. Reese. Don't fail to attend if you wish to
hear discourse upon one Of the "Grandest Subjects
Of which man can Speak" @sg
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49, FAl4Tlse La1les Of st. Paul's
ing Fair 1t Odd FeIiows fniior the benefit Of the Church
and respectfully sole from the citizens generally Inls,
old and u hoped that the attendance each dry viii be
full Bam OF Nfnsic will be In attendance every evening
hamhahce 70 the saloon " ~ cents, yt oct 2l--d
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DISTINGUISHED ARRrvALs.- Hon. J. E. Holmes,
Representative from South Carolina hns arrived and
stops at Coleman's Hotel. Also Count Goltz, Of
Prussia, who stops at Coleman's. a,. X AZ
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Ship N { u ..
roRr OF ALExAsDHIA, ocroBrn IS.

a ,aiy ARRIVED.
Schr. Gazelle wood, Baltimore, to Lambert and
Mckenzie, and freight for the District.
Do. Ewd. Ingraham Harmon, Pomonkey, wheat
to s, Shinn. A REPRESENTATIONS
Do. Regulator, Boswell, Pomonkey wheat to s,
Shinn. asb ii EF ge 3Si,S@A #a
and Mckenzie
sloop Friendship, Holllhgor Philadelphia, by $.
Shin. "a Asa VIZ n tHAM nT
Sloop Margaret, Bayliss, ~ do a do
MEMORANDA,
Schr. kugenin, Hughes, cid ut Philadelphia, for
this port 26th inst. " E s,'f.st5l n n ,,C,
Brig Swan, Bray, hence for Boston at Norfolk 23d
inst
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49, st. Matthew's Churc b. --The Very Rev
VIZ r. VRRHA0RN, d. D., Provincial Of the Society Of
Jesus, will preach In this Church on Monday evening"
l-2 o'clock, the Eve Of All Souls. oct 30--2t.
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A JUDICIAL KNOCK DowN.--Last week Mr.. Baker
counsel for a certain party in case before tho Su-
preme Court Of Louisiana, sitting in Monroe moved
that certain account be rejected, "and kicked
out Of Court" For this language Chief Justice
Eustce censurcd Mr.. Baker After the Court ad-
journed Mr.. B. accosted the Chief Justice in rude
manner and struck him in the face. Mr.. Eustis
promptly returned the blow, and brought Mr. B. to
the ground. The thing caused great excitement and
Mr.. had to pay $50 and go to prison for ten days
IT Marcus Brutus Pnblcola Red Jacket in the
Boston Courier calls Gen. Pillow rhomme du ditch
and goes for him as candidate for the Presidency
so does Mr.. President Polk, If he cant get the
nomination himself
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REvELLNa IN THE HALLS OF MoNrEzuMAs.-
Gen. Persifor F Smith of Louisiana, at last dates,
was quartered in the palace Of Gen. Lombardini and
was revealing in the Hall on this wise; q have for
breakfast nothing at all to eat but chicken, steaks
of beef and mutton biscuit rolls made of the finest
-four and as to drink it is impossible for me to get
any thing but fresh milk fragrant tea, coffee or
chocolate. AT dinner time my suierings is intolera-
BILE, Roast turkeys hugejoints Of snyory roast beet
and mutton, fish from the adjoining lakes, wild
fowls Of every description, every variety of the
tropical fruits of the country together with Tokay
or Champagne wine" 4,