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VOLUNTEERS.

TNIIE subscriber would respectfully return his
n grateful Acknowledgements 10 his friends, and
the public GENERALLY. for the liberal patronage
recriScd from their hands while he vas connected
With the late firm Of Hooker d Phillips. lie
would also inform them that the business is con-
timed in his own name; and he assures them
that no pains or expense viii he spared on his
part. TO render his stock of Materials aud Ready
Made Work equal to any in the state. such rs
SADDLES, Of all kinds; Carriage, Barouehe.
Gig. Caryall, and Wagon HARNESS; SAD
DIE BAGS, TRUNKS; a large assortment Of
carriage, Gig, Leather Trcttcrs. LOADED Droyers
Dog. aud Leather Twig WHIPS; also fine I.A-
DIES SWITCHES. $685.. ~@-~"t* $40
~" - .,,.,,n T. -, &c 4, tbat he has
saldlcrs in the county, and ouI OF Us .na' Nv 20"
an hand Skirting. Harness, Birdie, thlaek and
firA and Patent Leather. sheep skins, Hog and
Durk do. also Harness Mouniines, Of all KINDS
-, barge and well-sclcc,ed assortment Of StiraP
Irons and Birdie Bits; all Of which arc Of the la'-
Is, s,yIe, and will he disposed OF oil hlera''e'
- Good Shingles will lie received IN exchange
for work. 3D.. - w ~"<
Gall at the shop Of the subscriber. one door "e
low the Printing oficr. "a, rms
o.
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her brief story in her nWn waT.ss. - near
Is - We ran Treali them. My husband
i uIesIrigla and always earned his gui-
nea = week: he uas good workman bui
Inc love Cor drink was strong in him. and
II wasn't often he tronghl me home more
Ih.n Eve shillings out a. his one pound
IN Saturday night, and il broke ms hsarl
10 see tie poor children mo ragged 10
send 10 school. 10 saw nuli,ing of lie star
,ti look iIey hal n,ll ri The little could
gi,e lln m. Wei. God he praised. he took
lie pledge. and The next saturday he iai'!
iweniy -one shillings upon the chair you
sir upon. Oh! didn't I give thanks upon
my Blended knees Thai night! Slill was
fearful IL wouldn't last. and ! spent no
more Than the FIVE shlllings used %. say
ing 10 myself may be the money will he
mole wanted Than IL is now. Well, the
next week lie brought me The same. anil
the next. and The next. until eight weeks
had passed; and. glory 10 God there was
m rhange for the bad in my husband ;
and all tie while he asked me Why there
vas nolhing heiier lor him nnI ofhis earn
ings. 80 lrli there was no fear for him.
and The ninth week when he eame hcme
to me. had this table bought and these
six chairs. one fur myself, fur for tie
children. aud 0ne for himself; and | was
dressed in a new gown. and the children
III had new clothes and shoes and stock.
ings. aud upon his chair ! put hran new
sni,. and npon his plate put the bill and
rereipi Tor ihem ali, just The Z pounds ] Q
shillines, The cost that I'd saved Out of his
wages. not knowing whit might happen
and that always went fnr drink. And he
cried. good lady and good gentleman. he
c'ic,i like = baby. bn, il was with thanks
n God; and now where's The healihier
man Than my husband in The hole coun'
" &c Cork, or happier wife than myself
or ,lrrenter or better fed children than oul
Ownw T**@
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@Ifile heai il ennfinurli until aalk
brown roleE > pradurea. and tie grain /.
rnseIed wiih ! stri &c glaze. the iiss J.
% Ter eeni- while he ofiginal quantity
of nitTern. 2s5 Ter rem. !. rsdueesl To
III, beng q lnss ~ nne-lonrtll. > @@
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Preparation of Coffee. In sillImar

FERMENTATION of Coffee. sIlliman
Journl we find a notice Of memoir on
Coffee hy the distinguished French enc
mist, NJ. Payen. The results brought
on, by his chemical researches agree eA-
ac,ly with facts previously known IN re-
Gard 10 This article. A great error IN lhe
preparation Of coffee is that j, is onr"ea
100 "a much, by which the liquid when y
i. brmigh, to the table, is destitute oi a.
greeabIe flavor, aud has a bitter, unp'eas"-
an, taste. The reason Of this IS snow"
Coffee roasted only I'LL j, becomes
SLIGHTLY red preserves the maximum %
weight and aroma, but gives out less co
loriHu matter. IN this state, 100 pounu'
are found TO have lost Is, bu. nave ~
creased to the bulk of 1870. Roasted e
a chesnnt color. as is commonly done !"
loss is 30 per cent. while the increase inc ! !
, volume is from 100 70 1853. This swe'
Ting Of the grain depends upon .''e ~.
per,v which The niIrogenous matter "eP'
si,ed within the tissue has OF p"!hhg "
remarkably whcn heated.
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STATE VF NURTH CAROLINA,

STATE UF NORTH CAROLINA,
o.. a ORANGE COUNTY.
co,r, If Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, is47. ....
James III. Christie, Guardian, @r' IT,.
The Heirs ut Law of Thomas Ncrac'te" de-
ceased. ass SEA - s.'fs ;.
JUSTICES Judgment. ~
TT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
Il that William M'Cracken, Elizabcth M'oIaek'
On, and the children of John M.Cracken, dec q
viz E. William H. M.Crackcn, John II. M'Cracn'
on Thorn Is j. MCrackcn, and Elizabeth -
M,Cracken, the defendants in this case are no
Inhabitants of this state II is therefore orae.eo
that publication DO made in the Hilsborouga nc
corder for six weeks. that said defendants aPpea
a, the next term Of our Court Of Pleas and 'eua'
ter Sessions. to be held for the comfy o. oIahst
at the court house in Hilsborough, on the i' ,
Monday Of November next, to show cause w",'.
fore the real estate Of said deceased, descehoe"
them. shall not be sold to satisfy said recovery
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of sala N'"'
a, ofIi.o, the 4th Monday Of August, ls4h.s aa
.Ft' r' J. ALISON, c. {. G.
Price adv. $500. VII
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rnaerendence of the Press. i, wa:

innepenuciiCo Va eaAo ASSS -.
Sheridan, then near the melancholy sell
ting Of his life, " no, in 1910, uttered these
honorable words in the English House
Of Commons: Let there be snbservient
House Of Lords, let there be vensl House
of Commons, but give me an nnlet'eIed
press. and | defy YOU to trespass hairs
breadth upon The liberties Of England."
This was noble sentiment. and not
less noble Than true. At that period in
England the press could scarcely be CALI
ed free for. though there was no censor
shin, fines and Imprisonment frequently
awaited those who dared to speak the
I truth. Then, every true patriot ieit tls
! value Of an Onle,,ered press. And " Is
one Of the brigh,es, gems in the fame OF
. sheridan ,ha, he devoted his last expiring
, forts 10 assert the liberty OF The press.
s"o''' " -. II $ Phil. Bulletin.
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A mechanic in Boston has hil l,pon a
plan OF constructing umbrellas. Sngs the
Boston Atlas, which viii almos sns
their heing stolen! When il is sySEshe
end of The handle can he unscrewed. lNken
of. and put into the pocket; and. in TAX
ing il of, il looks the umbrella so that il
cannot be opened, So, il thief should
steal one OF them, he would find that he
has got one with the end of the handle
gone. aud moreover, that he could not use
il. for he would be unable 10 open il. Nei-
lher could he sell il. for he would hardly
he able TO find purchaser for an imper-
feet one. Thus, il will be perceived, that
this invention is all 6m preventive TO
umbrella stealing, incredible as il may
seem. ~ --..* re aeaer.s ...
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20 governor II inst eity. The M0shal
has len sor. me Muqais 0udina'. sha
10 . lleslsnaRt-gerer.l. dspeiy. eomnse-
DEE Of lbs I.sal0n Of lloaor. ard mem-
Der sf lhs c0a.al,ing eo@miIiee 81 esssl-
~.
Presbyterian Church.-The minutes
Of The lasi GraeraI Assembly OF he Pses-
bylerian Church lOld SCHOOL, has he
following general view o. The statistics Of
lie Church for two years:
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Hunger from Ventilation, ma

(aciurer, near Manchester, put up VEN
,ila,lng fan in his mill but the operatives
said il made them so hungry that they
must have higher wages. This seems a
curious result, yet it is in accordance with
nature. Pure air always sharpens the aP-
petite. The manufacturer took down The
fan and the operatives continued at OLD
prices: but the foul air will be the cause
of shortening their lives. ..~
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA, !
.. ORANGE COUNTY. +
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Angus, Term, 1917. !
Penelope VAN Petition for Dover.
Will, j. Tann, end others.o ~
HoratiO Uann, Adm'r, &c. Petition
Wills J. rann, gasihsr,.S Sale of Negroes
ssp S. , sas s Ss S sss as @S' IT
those cases. is not an nhaitant of this State; II
i. therefore ordered by the Court, that puhlca''ch
he made in the HiIlsboroush Recorder Tor SIX SIX
weeks successfully, for said defendant TO appear
At the next term Of this Court, to Inc held TOR tue
county Of Orange. at the court house III ii''lsoo
1o,,h, on the fourth Monday in November ',eA'
to Mead to or rcplcvy, OF the property le,'en y
will br condemned to satisfy recovery oil Paih''''
Witness. Joseph Allison, CLERK Of said o =,
., of;ce, the fourth Monday Of august, lof''
JOSEPH ALLISON, c. c. c.
- oo z55a@ss~ ~@ 00--6y
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Salt and Charcoal for Hogs : swinr
should he lilerally supplied With rliarrnsl.
also with hTilnsinhc aud salt. We d. not
wish Il Ia he understood. Ilial these ami
sies are 10 he kept constantly III their
Iroughs. ar introduced daily in tIleir food /:
hui The fTsi Is necessary 10 earrri ihr bad
tendency 81 certain kinds at alimeni. and
should he minisieIed in quantities from 4
quart 10 iwo quarts. n often ~ onre \
week. Salt should he freely given. When
not introduced rs n seasoning IN their
" mnsh, or "swill." II should he plsrrd
in their ironghs and kept constantly hy
illem. Birthstone should ~ gwen In dough,
say one roll per mouth, CT hall a roll eve.
~ other week. @"@
Time for Trsnsplanting Trees. An.
inmnal iransplan'ing sl"nlsi he performed
n. som a. the iinst cherks the growth IL
the trees. The soil is ihrn mellow aud
easily pnlsrTize,l. il becomes we'll settled
abOnI the roniS. and the trees c"mmenre
growing wIih"ni interruption in The spring.
anal are mol 80 liable 10 be injund by
drought.
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Sept. 90.
lust RECEIVED,

A SUPPLY Of Quis,ine. hest lusn.y' al,
n "a General Assortment Of DRUGS and
DYE STUFFS. ,ca
99--
October 6.
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A Sailors letter. good one is told
BY an English paper, 81 an old lady who
bad received leller from her son. a sail
or on board mcrchanl-man, which ran
thus:
I'VE have been driven into The Bay Of
Fundy BY pampoosa right in the teeth.
Ii blow ed great guns, and we carried away
The bow-spli,: and a heavy sea washed
overheard the pinnacle and companion !;
Tie old woman, VINO rOulu MOI reau
herself, got neighbor TO repeat y 10 her
three or Ionr times. until she though, she
hal vol il hy heart; she then sailed out
10 ,ell the story.
oh. my poor SON.
.Why, what's the matter, mother-l
hope no mischief? 49,. =.
10 thank God, he's satc--bnt he has
been driven into the bay Of Firlnament by
y bamboczle right in the teeth. blowed
rrea, guns, aud they carried away The
oulpi,-a heavy sea washed overheard thu
pinn,rIe Of The tabernacle-the captain
los, his COMPUTATION, and could'n, get an!
salvation Tor fifteen days-a' last they az
uyed safe at Hallujah. -.
Lord bless us, what a wonder the.
war'ut beat 10 atoms.
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The NE o. emixrssion from aho Nonh
peyior 10 those offered BY any other State
of the Union. With an increase OF po-
pulation and wealth, we hope 10 see an in-
creased attention 10 Manufactures. Tho
propriciors Of The valuable ps-,eriy at the
Great Falls of the Potomac, already lard
olr and Incorporated as " South Lowell"
intend, we learn, TO offer inducements rare
~ presented for the establishment OF ma
nuiaclories there. Should they succeed,
and the place be built up as a seat Tor ma
nulaclorles propelled by water power, Al-
lexaudria ought TO be the port for the IN:
l,roduc,ion Of lis supplies and the sale of
its manufactured goods. We hope this
will be borne in mind, and some attention
given 10 the subject. .ilra"d'ia Gazette
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Every man Of eminence who writes his
own biography, explicitly avows that ne
is no, conscious Of any other reason Tor
having attained proficiency in his Pur-
suits Than intense application. SupPos'
inc a fair share OF natural endowmenls 10
he given, an arden. desire TO excel will
certainly overcome many difficulties
! In the autobiography Of The late Mr.. A
braham Raimbach, an eminent engravcr
in London, jus, published. we find an ad-
di,ional confederation Of this view.
IAN true excellence in art is in my
humble opinion, to be chiefly asf'aed
to an early conviction of the isS2,acy
of all means Of Improvement in conlPafi.
son with .ha, Offset :acquirsdkaO"tedge.
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Death of Marshal 0udinot, Marsh

Death of Marshal Uudin0t.-M atshSi
Oudrnot, Duke de Reggie, and one Of The
mos, celebrated Of Nspoleon's Generals
died a, Paris, on Monday evening, al the
age Of 81. lie was Governor OF Inc in'
ya,de. a. The time of his death. Ihe iol-
lovinu i. a short sketch oil his military
career:
lie entered The army when only SIX
teen; and in 1892. having obtained the
rank Of chief.de.b ailloU OF the volunteers
of tho Meuss, be Iesoluleiy defended The
for, If Bnch for some time against the
P,u.s,aus. In 1904, having become ge-
neral of The brigade, he took Trcses, and
wa. m sie commsndsnt Of the garrison.
In a night attack, in October, l79o, he
> ,,ecriyed several sabre wounds. and was
: taken prisoner; bu, was exchanged a. The
, end of i've months. AT The blockade OF
Insolds,adi he was shot in The thigh, and
:, received several sabre GUS m the ann and
IS neck. Ia 1899 he was made full gene
Al The camp Of Boulogne, IN 1919
"a he commanded the grenadlers. He alter
-. wards entered Vienna, carried The bridges
of the Danube, distinguished himself :.
ID several other battles, being again wound
ed, and took prominent part IN The bal
y. ,ls of Au.urhiz. lie was also at that Q
IN Jens, aud entered Berlin on The 2o'h DC
:, lobtr, 1906. Gong into Poland, he game
. The victory Of Oswolenka; on which M
polson crested him coun, oil The empire
Dt and presented HIM with million OF franc
no In 1903 he was Governor Of Erluh.
r. 1909 he distinguished himself again
VS. the battle Of Wsgrsm. In 1910 he toe
possession Of Holland, the crown oil Whit
country Louis Bonaparte had sbdicate
Irs. lie sl.o made The Russian campaign.
Nv. The Restoration, Louis XVIII. made b'
lly colonel general of the grenadiets, 9
governor Of Metz. During the Hundr
the Dave he remsined in retirement. y.
y,s Isis Louis XVIII. made him commi
: as der.in.ch,ef of The national guard OF I
NOS, rig. In 1923 he was in The campal
uN Of Spain, took Madrid, aud was sppol
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What Temperance can do. ! Mrs.
Halls book on ireland. occurs the so'low'
ing passage, which person will hardly
read without emotion. ~.
awe entered one day cottage IN t u''
suburbs Of Cork; young woman wa'
knitting stockings at the door, II was a
neat and comfortable as any IN lhe mus
prosperous district in England. We "'
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TUESDAY NIGHT, DEC. IA, Is47.



In the Senate, the organization of the standing com
mees completed The list will be found in the re-
port OF the days proceedings.
debate arose on resolution directing the Secretary
TO provide the members with certain books hitherto
voted to members of Congress. Messrs. Sewer, Niles
Calhoun Mangum, and others opposed the proposition
the ground OF the expense AT length the resolution
was referred to the Joint Committee on the Library
In the House, the Rev. II. r. Guey elected chap
lain on the third ballot
Mr.. c. j. Ingerso, from the Committee on Rules and
ORDERS reported sunlry changes in, and amendments to-
the standing rules OF the House, among these, the
important, perhaps, the abolition OF the ''hour rule,
and the substitution OF provision by which, after the day
for the taking OF the question upon subject under debate
shall have been fixed, motion shall be in order to con-
fine each speaker to any given time, not less than fifteen
minutes The report also recommends rule provid ing
that the business in Committee OF the Whole on the state
of the Union shall be considered in the order in which it
is referred.
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IN n. ~. DYER, .qucssoneer.

yTALUA BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYI.-
VANIA AVENUE FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TION--Wll be sold public auction. "Wednesday, the
18th day of December, O'clock M, in front OF the
promises the following valuable property Pennsylvania
Part ofots Nos II Is, in square B. with three
brick dwelling and store, with a back building; The
Lots Nos. 20 n, in square b, with three brick
dwelling, and large back building and The dwelling
occupied by Mrs. Hamilton boarding house and the
store by Mr.. J. A. Buthman wine store
The attention of persons desiring to make investments in
invited the above property which is among
the most valuable in this city 1t is elgbly situated
being the square Immediately in front of Coemans Ho
tel.
Terms One-dhh of the purchase money in cash. and the
residue in four equal payments, at two, three and
four years. with interest from the day of sale and TO be
cured by deed of trust the property.
Nov. V-2awts X. w. DYER, Auct. :
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LAST WEEKiI
The Csinese .Musewps Exhibition,
A. ODn EETJOWS, HAIL 7th street

WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 18TH.
Open from TO- M till 5, p and from till % p m
THIS large and beautiful collection Qatey exhibited in
Phadelpha) consists OF Chinese figures OF life size,
several hundred Chinese paintings, splendid male and c-
male costumes, magnificent embroidered articles elegant
carvings ivory SHE'LL wood and models of houses.
stores, pagoda and vessels; splendid specimens OF lac
quered ware porcelain vases anterns and two Cninee
who aud O'clock p M give representations OF the dt
feent classes of society China show the manner OF so-
king opium the peculiar mode Of salutaon OF the Chinese,
and one of then who is musician will play upon the
Chinese violin and sing a Chinese song.
descriptive catalogue of the articles and representa-
TONS with miscellaneous remarks upon the government
history, religions, arts manners, CUSTOMS ana iofeRi
commerce OF China, can be Obtained AT the door
Admttance % cents Children under twelve years OF
age, half price Dec 10
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Earmcrs, Library.

T,tIE subscriber being appointed by John S. Skinner
/ esd editor of the Farmers Library, agent to
ceive subscriptions for that popular work will be happy
forward OF members Of Congress and other gen
,emen who may order the publication The last
Der the Farmers Library has been senator
and member Of Congress, with the publishers circular
which the subscriber respectfully refers Address the sub
scriler box 1885, City Post Office, the office of the
Saturday Evening News, where specimens Of the Farmers
Library may be seen ~, w. THOMPSON,
fi.'' corner OF 9th and Louisiana avenue.
' Dec S--3t titif p'ieAitIhtei1
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and steamboat Line to Richmond
ny A. GREEN, .Amcsfoneer.

CILKS, SATINS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c. at
- Aucon-On "Wednesday, the 18th instant shall sell,
at my auction room, Concert Hall, Drowas Hotel.
above named articles, viz:
silk dress patterns, of the modern stye and of supe-
ror quality
80 yards of cashmere, of various patterns
IS do of fine French and English CLOTH of various
lors and good quality. Terms cash.
The ladies and gentlemen Of Washington particularly
invited attend they will find the articles oil good quail
ity, and worthy OF their attention A.. GREEN,
Dec l3--3t Auctioneer
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BY II. ". DYER, .sucssoneer.

RRICKMAKER'S TOOLS, &C. at Aucton.--on Wed.
ID nesday afternoon next the 10Th instant at o'clock,
shall sell, the brckyad of the late Thomas Corcoran,
esq, lot OF brickmakers TOOLS &C., amongst which are
press brick machines lot of spades shoves picks ashe
ne, iron and wood brick moulds, wheelbarrows, &ci
Also, lot ofcoal for brickmaker's use.
Terms cash. X. w. DYER,
Dec. 13-2t Auctioucer,
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svde Msjor General Msconbs annual report of Novem-
Der, 1887 Senate docume9s I'd sessions 18th Congress- No
anorsts Sd session, 18th Congress- No page i2O see
also Major General SCOTS annual report November n
1884, Senate documents. "a session. 27 Congress, No u
page 50. - - e. N
1929, 10Th Congress, Ascssicnf h 2 frr ~ q. s7sf
,sr ,sfr - -.ss tfr ~ isvrisls- sss- 2 stl an
s.strs ~ fss-,,, 80, a..
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ernment, while the widow or orphan OF the volunteer
officer who held his commission from the gousrnor Of ms
State or Territory entitled to pension under the laws
OF the United States. Again il private volunteer sol,
der die of fever or other cause, the laws humaney and
Justly provide for his widow and children but if Pri-
uate of the regular army be killed in battle his des
titute widow and children receive nothing from the
government The pension laws do not in terms exclude
the class of unfortunate sufferers whose claims and
those Of the other identical, but it the want OF
equal Legislation which it so desirable to supply
And venture, therefore, respectfully submit for
sderation the proe OF bill in behalf OF the destitute
widows and orphans OF the fallen in the military service
of the republic
Respectfully submitted.
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IXTANTED.-A situation by nn able-bodied young mar
wv capable of doing homework, gardening or work
any kind Apply at this Office
Dsc I'D
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correspondent in Lynchburg, Virginia, writes "ba
the democratic party thoroughly un1'
in Virginia than at present We stronger in this POI
ton of the State than ever; and firmly believe that @
State would at this time give at least 10000 democ
majority in presidential election Our party is making
daily accessions. This is the case in the whole wesal
and southwestern portion of the State. We are "
thoroughly united on principle, and waiting paieh'
with determination to give the democratic nominees
national convention united and most cordial suI
port. Mr.. Folks administration is justly regarded PEI
as one of the very best have ever had-as evueo
of the fact that the party is thoroughly united and
tanning him heartily in all his great OF nation
policy. They are delighted with the operations OF
tariff and independent treasury; and upon the waf gut
ton we will sweep everything before u.s.
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III
The accomplished and gallant Brgader General She'
arrived in our city yesterday morning, and took room
the Mansion House, but left early for the residence OF v
Quitman. There is in army whom our ''
zens DESTROYS OF seeing and testifyng thch
spec for. We hope they may have opportunity O'D
he leaves
Since the above written, we observe that Gen
has con scntcd meet our citizens this morning AZ
O'Clock at the Mansion House.
LNhssissippi Free Trader, De :