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A KENTUCKY INFAET.-A communication 10 the
louisville Courier gives the following description
81 a youth named Andrew H. Brand, living on
Green River, near Rumsey, in Davis county, KY.
He Is perfect monster" in size, and IL Justly
entitled to the appellation of the " Kentucky In
FAINT being only fifteen years old, feet inches
high, and measures feet in circumference around
the walst feet inches around the thigh, 2 feet
inches around the calf Of the leg feet inches
around The arm, and weighs FIVE hundred pounds
He is another evidence Of the extreme fertility OF
the growth Of kentueky and Of the luxBrant mag
nifcence with which she does up things when she
tries. He is youth Of excellent common sense.
and even sprightliness and says he thinks Of visit
ing Louisville as soon the hot season is over. so
as TO give your citizens an opportunity Of looking
upon one whose like they will never see again
He thinks he can throw your giant Porter in the
deep shade.
EPIGRAM WRITTEN AFTER GOING TO LAW.
Ihis law. they say, great natures chain eonnects
That causes ever must produce effects
In me behold Fc5crsed great natures laws,
All my affects lost by a sing e cafsei
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4 gain sag ne President hss discretionary power in
% eoHHe4 directs cr Bin5sters 0iafoTa oar Goprn-
4eHt q re 1epeaf Of he obcr0ls lar IN Greaf Britain
formal noiee Is required BY The Of 1873 after which
ne feslaent compelled 70 issue bis proclamation accod,
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BANK TRoUBLEs.-The N. Y. Evening Mirror
says the Directors of the Broadway Bank are quar-
relllng among themselves, and the probability is
that weshall witness grand financial explosion.
There will be an exposition in a few days.of some
Of its leatnres-sneh. az hast is The rnmor.
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Or Kentucky paper, speaking Of the extrava-
giant gestures Of some Of their LAWYERS, saws they
pnnctlate their words with punehes.H
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PRESIDENT OF MIAMI UNIVERSITY. - Rev.
William Anderson, of Dayton has been elected
President of Miami University, and will enter upon
the discharge of his duties as such at the com
meneement of the next collegiate year, which oc-
ours in October next.
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oARDIW no USE.


CORNER CBSTOAfH BSE IND FR0-HrT SITS.
IA LII bgDpened of reception o8 80 AkDEA8
w WEDN ESDAH Iehaary q 1919, fNeltfaI- "a
llshed ROOMS for Families and Stag q 6e1flsmsn.
TABEr--the hast file market " 10 afiord. -
he above establishment has been buitby the pEueseoIs
e1efy for the Of city and transient Beard
era u Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
oy and ~ pains wiz b spared toFsnder those WIS mag
stop with hul, comfortable
Eathl1i and attentive Servants.
Terms seasnunheas any Of the EfFa
in.the city. liaI d&Wtll d ALEXANDEE. PI1gr.-al.-
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MINISTER TO FRANcE.-The New Hampshire
Patriot speaks rather severely of Mr.. Rves, who
has recently been appointed to take the place Of
M. Rush. The Patriot is strongly democratic,
and states its facts with some violence II is
probable that as Mr., Riyes has grown older he has
grown wiser. He may be a more discreet diplo-
matisr now than he was twenty years ago. The
Patriot thus speaks Of him: g He is not fit man
10 be semitic France. He was sent there by Gen.
Jackson in $780, and there took part against the
revolution Of that year, f4voring tie despotic gov
eminent of Charles x which was then oveFthr0wn.
He afterwards negotiated a treaty by which France
agreed to pay large sum for spoliatiOns upon our
commerce. He was so elated with his success that
ne wrote letter Boosting Of the large sum he had
obtained more than ne expected, OF was due. This
letter was published, and finding its way back to
France, SO exasperated the legislative Chambers
that they refused 70 vote the money 10 enRble the
Government 10 fulfil the treaty; and this came
near involving the two countries in war. Such
foolish and imprnlent conduct rendered him very
unpopular in Paris and that alone is good reason
why he should not again be sent there"
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANsYIyANIAU UNI
vERsiTY.--The Medical Faculty of Fransylvania
is again recognized and complete. Prof S An
nan has been transferred TO the chair Of Theory
and Practice, and Prof VIM. NJ. Boiling, late Of
the Memphis Medical School, Of Tennessee, an
pointed to the chair Of Obstetrics.
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90 The Earl of Eigin is about 10 start on an
eleetioneering expedition 10 Upper Canada. It is
said that he has pledged himself to Earl Grey that
the great majority of the inhabitants Of Canada Of
British origin are in favor of the Rebel Paving bin
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OF The citizens of Norfolk are to vote, on the
Both inst, upon the question whether the sum Of
S2oO0OO shall be subscribed, on the faith of the
borough, to the stock of the Seaboard and Roanoke
RaiIroad
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POINT C5EEyqR y II VI 81 IN seTiFrirY III.
III ARiNG been lssaad . The sndsiniEaed, win . -
IL open the first III .fane for the entertain 1aut
Of TRANSIENT and PENN ANENT GUESTS ~
This establishment IS heaetfag 0caed the eas side Of
MOBILE BAY. about midway between Mobile Gulf
Of Mexico be water At this point baing apGFs clear
and sat- with depth of six feet within fifty yards OF 8
shoTe,) and having tm Whe sand bottom feEdeH tiI
place particularly attractive lol sea-bathing.
hiueiish lompano. Spanish M1ckene and Oh ether Ssh
pecglaI % this latitude, abound The anediafs rfitV
OF the Hotel. Never faips Springs convenient DIS
lance furnish On abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building entirely new-TF MS font 70 the South
Of 80 feet, and affords ample for 100
sons. The looms large and airy.
safe and enmmodOu seam vessel viii ply daily hatWean
Mobile and Point CeHF-passage 50 cents
The TRe OF Board will be $40 per Week payable IN an
cases GcektY, Deductions made or families remaining the
andeEsig ned Mobile, will be pIGmptly attended
GEO B. GAirf42R ALL.
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Citizens "a Meln Orlenna 80 $3.50, -.

Cit'zenS q NeD Orleans and VICINITY, StiDmasters
aad Steamboat Captains, 10 you Greeting
HATEFUL dol feel for your liberal patronage for the
eeylng fresh supplies of GROCERIES Of my own impof
gAnon and at al times heavy stock hand attentive
Sefks ana Team deliver goods free OF charge bV an
s1Iq9e5snfsd pe5Sgp do FEEL PREPARED put MP Family
Ems i s,eO ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
LIES, % the most favorable terms with goods Of The
pest qualty. Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON
myAou Family Grocer. o. C8mn street NJ O.
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FREE Schools IN YIRGINfA-The Legislature
of the Old Dominion, which is now engaged az
the White Sulphur Springs in amending the Con-
stitution of the State, have wisely directed that
any county may, by avote Of the people, adopt the
Free School system.
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THE PORE AND GREY DUEL.-The New Al
bany Democrat informs US that the Governor Of
Indiana intends making a requisition on the
Governor Of Kentucky, for the surviving parties to
the late duel between Mr.. Grey and Capt Pope.
The Democrat says In the paper in which we
published an account of tile duel between Mr..
Grey and Capt Pope, resulting fatally 10 the latter,
we expressed hope that Gov. Dunning would de-
mand from the Governor Of Kentucky the SUR
viying parties 10 that sanguinary affair. We are
now rejoced to hear, as we do from an unques,
tiohable source, that Gov. Dunnng stands ready
to perform his duty in this respect and is anxious
that the violated laws Of our State may be vindi-
Gated, and the guilty parties brought TO justice.
But the Governor has no power over this subject
ill it is brought his attention in an official man
ner, either upon the affidavit Of some person know
ing 10 the facts, with view Of bringing the often
ders before an examining court. or upon an indict
ment in the county the offence was committed
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BILoM HOUSE.

7HlS establishment will Be opened for the reception Of
- sNisiteIs on III ESDAX. May 4 tn. The premises -
have been completely FeHoyRtsd, and The Hotel
OILERS ndueeinents 70 persons IN search Of health.
fort OF easue equal il superior any public houss
the 10 occupies The pleasant
and deigmiu village Of Bioxi-of easy aecess iom New
Orleans. Tbs sWafd front Of the house
acres h width, and shaded BY great number Of oak,
magnqia and mulberry lrces The Ahie viii be supplied
with the injuries OF the COST and Of The New Orleans
market Attached 10 the hoase will be found Bath Houses,
stables. aud Bar Ror supplied with the best Wines and
LigBOu; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing will please address the
FOpIetoEat Biloxi and forward their communications By
mYf5 JOHN w. NIXON.
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A VENERABLE LADY, Mrs. Vicey Wakefield
aged %, died lately at Newport, KY. She was
born in Charles county, Nd, in 1857, and was in.
innate with the family of Gen. Washington.
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G1r The Lexington Atlas is in favor Of a home.
stead exemption law being incorporated in che new
Constitution Of Kentucky,
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Mn. MATsoN AND INDIANA PoLIFIcs-Ths St.
Joseph's Valley Register wing paper published
al South Bend, Indiana--speaks as follows of Mr..
Matson, the wing candidate for Governor: eve
regret that Mr. Matson cannot come here with Mr..
Wright, for we would very much like to have our
citizens hear them both at the same time. Wher-
ever they have spoken together there have been no
regrets by the wings, and in fact, scarce any boast
ing by the democrats Mr. MaiEon has every
where exceeded the anticipation of his friends, and
has won a reputation as a high-minded and talented
speaker that i truly enviable. Extorting praise
even from opponents, he has more than sustained
himself and his cause. We are gratifed to learn
that he is in favor Of amending the State Constu-
tion--eleeting the Judiciary BY the psopIe-bien-
nial sessions Of the Legislature restricting egis-
laliye power to incur State debt-and also looks
ayorabY upon the plan for eecting delegates to the
convention suggested by us, namely eeoting two
from each Senatorial district, one Of each party"
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THE ANNEXATION OF CANADA.-A Toronto cor
respondent Of the Rochester Daily Advertiser CON
esses his positive convf don that majority of the
people Of Canada are willing to be annexed to the
Government of the United States. His language
it will be seen by the following extract is very de-
cided; believe the time to have arrived when
annexation could be effected, if il depended upon
the majority Of the Canadians. l have come to
this conclusion by mixing with all classes Of So
cety, and by close observation. You cannot enter
the house Of any well-informed man in Canada,
and breach the subject Of politics. but annexation
is spoken Of as a cure for all our present misfor-
tunes, and the fact is, that until we have annexa-
ton we shall have no peace, no prosperity nor
salty in this province"
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BEL CREscENT HoTEL-This new establish
nent al Point Clear, on Mobile Bay, is winning
favor. A writer in the Mobile Herald says
With the exception Of three or four rooms the build
ing is now completed. The apartments are all ar
ranged clean, tidy and comfortable and as for the
table, we honestly say that a better neater or
more abundant one we have never sat down TO at
any watering plaee-an ample supply Of the finest
fish and oysters, with excellent bread, good coffee
boiled milk and every thing else thai constitutes
good cheer not forgetting choice wines and liquors
The hotel contains eighty four sleeping apartments
and is capable Of accommodating hundred and
fifty to two hundred persons. MT. Citherall, the
attentive and gentemanly host, has reserS ed sew
eral rooms for transient guests that visiters need
have no fears Of obtaining good quarters The local
advantages Of the place must be well known by
this time TO most Of your city readers-fresh sea-
bTeezes unimpeded, the finest bathing on the coast
aud no mosquitoes. The house is only few rods
from the beach, and presents a noble front Is the
south Of two hundred and sixty feet with gallery
VI twelve feetrunning the whole length In a few
days the bar-roOm, billiard-room and bowlng-alley
will be finished, and win doubtless be rendered
atfraefive
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NEW ORLEANS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY ?, 1919

TnE PANAMA RAILRoAD.-The surveys Of the
railroad between Panama and Chagres are so favor
able that the New York capitalists are going ahead
with the construction immediately The route
does not exceed As miles--it has no grade excesd-
ing 40 feet per mile, and to that height for only
three miles, and the radius Of greatest curative is
not under 1900 feet The cost Of railroad under
such circumstances, must be light, and il is aniici-
pated that money enough can be subscribed in
New York Immediately to finish the route. There
Is perfect confidence felt that it can be completed
and made profitable within three years from this
time. The road viii Of course be Valuable but
can only be looked upon az a temporary expedient,
until some more northern route, entirely gthinlh
United States, subject TO our laws and under our
own control, can be determined upon and built.
We do not know, however, but that the projectors
have that faith in /" manifest destiny that they ex-
pect the flag Of the United States to come down
and cover the Isthmus Of Panama. More unlikely
things have happened within the period Of rail-
road charter.
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ETNEE undersigned respectfully ni0m the pebble tbt they
\ have Just taken the above mentioned establish
ment, with the extensive GaTdehsi Ten Pin Alleys.
bli4rd Room, Ice Cream saloon ETC. etc, appeftap
ing thereto and after ihoIouEhy Repairing the Whos. and
making considerable Improvements hereln they are
now prepared e receive and accomm0dae Permanent and
lransent boaTde II almost useless 70 expalnie on me
numerous attractions 20 be found the Cau0lea Hotel
Grounds As suburban place Of entertainment the esaq
shment is second TO in the S1uih possessiRg IS
does, almost nnuvaed Seeney and the artificial helps q
Gardening n the production Of fruits and ewea are sueh
where - be found the vicinity New tfeaas
As place OF temporary Tuscati0n-as retreat from ne
noise. hustle and cares Of city hie merits than odi-
notice from the Yser.
hs u1dspg9ed spprse the the public that Their Laresr
will aWats be ound well supplied with the choicest qnaii
ties Of Game Fish etc and they have laid m nney
orte stock Of Wines and other Ldu0 they can furnish
Qnner0F Supper Chance Repsst to private paItls q
the shortest possible notice.
The uuGegRed therefore alter themselves that in udi-
tOn 70 their assduouE efforts 20 please the beauty Of
the location. is aubIous atmosphere. the with which
be had their establishment By raond render
The CaulOu Hotel the most desirable Of an resorts
for the citizens Of New 0risans
ANGEL. cnANDLER.
~ For terms Of Board ETC., INQUIRE dt The Planters
Hotel, or at the Hotel h Canelon. Capt. a. AManEE
aus # CHAs- CHANnbER.
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HE undersigned having been elected Svndie IN ,attts
~ qp'he affairs OF the late n of @. r. SESSIONS ~
~ hereby gives notice to all persons indebted 10 said firm
% make Inmedaie payment fhe undersigned will cali
upon an those indebted $50 far as he end hem) and pre-
sem theiI bills and all that not settled vii, be placed IN
the hands Of IN attorney for col ecfiOn
~ as9 offers 70! sa the establishment Of the EVENING
nh4COh ~ The office Is complete in evesy particular,
t9gethet with inst rate Double Cylinder aper Press
~ 3Ined 70 be equal g any in this city. The Press will be
d&nIW It G. R, SESSIONS syndio
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MELANCHOLY CASE.
Bill on bis wife could not bestow
One tear Of sorrow when she died
Her life had madesO many How
That all5he bEiny f0unt was dried
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
An New N ateTlals. : the Latest style

7. " n 2 = ? 2 NJ = aIs 81 SUI
AZ The poprieto q the " Daily CTeseegt' would respectfully
inform their friends and the public an extensive
JOB OFFICE to ther prepared to exc
cute all kinds Of printing ne most agorabs terms
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS, LAWYERS
BRIEFS: Ellis OF LAbING; DRAY RECEIPTS:
CARDS. POSTERss STEAMBOAT BILLS, DC, &C.
IN every style.
Al their materas-IyI Presses, and
ne very latest improvements which will er
work be surpassed in thl city The Presses re
from the foundry Of hessrs R. Hoe & Co, Nefor which sure
guaranty Of their ezeeeneee type is from the well
dries OF Mers George Bruce g. Co.
been selected with great adept to The business
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SagpsyQF.te lillian Leitch Surveyor Of the Castoms,
Charleston >. y, vice Mger Jacobs. removed.
dtt0yneps Henry Williams. Of Georgia. 10 BE- Attorney
Of ihe niled States for the district Of Georgia Fraocis
~ Barrow, who declines the office. William Il Haigb OF
hoT CaEolna % be Attorney o. the United States fo he
aslnc< Of North Saioina, vice Henry w. Miller who de,
eues the Qce. Philip Richard Feuda be- Attorney
the United Slsies for The District Of Columbia
dTszat hard Wailach, Of the District Of Columbia
% be Ashal Of the United States for The District Co
lnmbia, &c Robert Wallace removed.
Land Of5CersViiam Sheffield. Of Ohio. be Receiver
q Public MONEYS At Defiance, o. vice William L. Hender-
son Ieoyed Abner Root Of Ohio, 70 be Register Of the
lanq Olce at Defence, o.. vice John Taylor removed
~ Green Wso5 Be RecsiyeF Of Public MONEYS at Still.
MaleF Minnesota efOIy, vice Samuel Leeeh removed.
II B Siapp Of Illinois to be Receiver Of Public MONEYS Al
RRndaha ~ Wee Daniel Gregory. removed. High y !
addell Of L0uisiana 10 be Register of the Lend Office al
NatcHioehes. lsa-s vice John F. Payne deceased.
eaesnts- Tired MITCHELL Of New jersey. 10 be G0rsal
AZ CORK N eu Of John Murphy. deceased. James ende.
bert OF Mississippi. 70 be Consul at Lyons, lieu Of james
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION PREDICTED IN FRANcE.
Henry Wikalf, Formerly conneosed with .varioiss
journals Of NswYork, brought on, eulogistie vol,
ume Of Recollections Of Louis Napoleon . about
the time Of that charlatans accession to the Pres
deney of France. He has since revisited France,
and been received with marked favor by the Ma
poleon aforesaid Nevertheless, he writes letter,
dated Paris, June 3, to Darcy MCGEE, in New
York, of The Nalion,'' declaring that Louis Ma
poleon has thrown himself into the hands Of the
mOnarchisis. He closes as follows
you, accustomed the patry eceits Of oyaIsts
" Is scarcely necessary 70 explain that the party who assume
the respectable name of the Friends of Order are only lie
monaIchists disguise, while the lueess republicans who
are guilty o. the mtay Of demanding their which onr
Immortal Declaration asserts belong all men are nick
named monarchlsts uosr rel. men and socialists This
e the way the truth Is beed and press shamefuy mis-
led here Is not journal in the United States that will not
some DAY wish ITS excavations the despeabe knaverv
which has duped them into the support of monarchy which
calls itset order and into the persecution OF liberty which
M denounced as anarchy The struggle going on in
the assembly between the executive and legislative powers
Is the last contention between the roy aAts ana the democrats
before they go down into the streets and put the result 10 he
bloody ablnement Of the sword The people will triumph
and the form OF government will change The Assem-
VIII again take the power into its hands and The exe
i've branch VIII be conhded 10 acOmmsson its own body
This may bring equal nights up again We are in hourly
expectation OF fight and feel very much disposed Ia nn
on red cap, and help the people little am NOT / Am
proud 10 say the only American who feels similar nchines
Where would be- you here ibehnd the barrog les
with human right before them with nhuman oppression
Excuse the question. HeNRY WlKOPF p
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE.


KFtHE EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
Tor The RECEIPT on Of Elsiefs- Since The last summer
the Establishment has un efRnue lh0IuuEh renovation
and mas been Considerably enafged The aCcommoda-l
oaa 10Y "a MILES % single persons cannot Be luIpasls
Il eqnaet By any establishment fine Spaih. Situated
Immediately the Calf tie great MuItl1fu iaii
houie between New Orleans and Hlgba It can Be reached
1fomele direction b. The boats nying between tho places
ann daily eommunafi0H can be kept up with all pans 81 The
conntlg Z shout ninety miles from New 0feans and
sixty mules LON Mobile, and az the wild show
The gupsiofly 81 location ~ other points the
coast tol pure air aud bathing OYSTER and FISH
are had n abundance Hnd prepared ID the uust recherche
gye. hdlne, kShing Sailing. RpwinE BhliaFds. Ten
pins ana EuCh other usual
public esol a nIosde. q ascas ona, and well selected
bAND elE MUSIC will Be % constant attsndnnee
The b & will Be furnished With choice LIQUORS, and
kept IN The best style
There are two Rnys1ians. well skilled IN their profession
and the dssases q the climate oced g. fas1agoua and
Of Them, iu tile season, I have bis abode
the HOTEL and " u give his unleme attention fava0s.
Or sneh desire bis services. he other Physician has
his abode II the immediate vicinity of the Haiel
There IS an excellent Z tlR ATE SCHOOL,. pIs-
sided over b competent teacher "a Ila FieEiv 81 fhg
hqel. % which families disposed. ssnd all
- Persons wishing Recommendations, eia adaeal ths
I undefElg ned, al East RaseaEopln-
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Advertisements published week
charged 81 per for esery insertion. Ek liberal
dsc9ant made % those who advertise By the year
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Appointments By the Secretary of the Interior
William R. Vance. 70 be Pension Agent at Louisville
Ky, vice Newton Lame. removed.
Stephen Mead Of New York to be Indian Sub. gent
for the New York indians. vice Robert "A. Shankland