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AsSAuLT-AeGandOr RObbuck will appear bsfore the
E stHet CQ9s to answer for assault committed mon
" r, feEnia Recorder Baldwin Investigated the matter
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Itmay be confidently stated that there is no case Of PILE
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t certain remedy, and at the pain
soreness.
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Sales at Auction of Real Estate.
By BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

CATURDAY September 90, l859Wi be sold al auction at 70
- o'clock Banks Arcade the following property
"A House and Lot Caron1ee street. Julia street.
Of the residence Of Co. NJ. White.
"A Lot Of Ground on Claiborne street arthe New Canal
;. "A Lot Of Ground on COnrey street. Lafayette.
A., Lot Of Ground on Philip street. Lafayette.
"A Double Frame Dwelling and Store 'front.' built this season.
polio street, Lafayette.
81 Terms and particulars sale. EB- Plans exhibited
81 al
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~ 3. 20 Mobile. MOntgomery, WetumPka

M N For Mobile MONTGOMERY, Wetumpka
Ls7teHseti' and all Landings Le Alabama RiUer =
sasa81AE9 I he supe Tor and fast steamboat BEACON
Will sume her regular trips in the above tIade on or about
the l OF October next leaving the New Basin sypFy other
WEDN ESDAk, and Montgomery the opposite Wednes.
day aud continue ID the trade the entire season Ship 1er
and ABSENCES nelly her punctuaty and attention TO
business She viii at al times up into the Basin
thereby preventing the handling and anshpment Of goods
to5 lielght Or paslage; aPpy on board o. 70
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FEVER SORES.

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an invee.
Fever Sore for fourteen years last past aud have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing physicians, and in
purchasing all kinds of medicines that used recon-
head of and tried DALEY S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR when to my great surprise before had used
whole box of this Salve my limb entirely healed
and nave nothing of it left about me-
BRADOCK DAVIS
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~ Hermann Lodge No. 90 U. D., A. Y. q
x Jurisdiction Grand Lodge Of ls0usi- IA
incorporated lsl2 The Regular Meengs Of this ~ "
Lodge held the and fourth Thurslayt Of n *
each a. lalpast O'Clock P. NJ, in Frendshp/ "
Hall 6 The members Of the Lodges under
Jurisdiction, and all sojouming BRETHREN respectfully in
vied to visit US yl51 By order. HENRY slMONS, W NJ,
ER- l. o, o. F.-Odd FeltOlos Re5t.-The Board Of
DFesoru 18th May they will be
pared 20 dispose Of LOTS VAULTS Cemetery OF
l. o. o. f., beautifully situated the Metars Ridge, Is TEL
Numbered LOTS, 7 BY 10 feet, at $50.
Do. do, Tof Irregular Dimensions, at go Cts SO, #
Letter ~ LOTS at 81 per square foot
VAULTS Il $40 each
To Lodges Joint PROPRIETOR, and members thereof
$50 each.
~ Vaults 70 be paid Ter in advance.
Apuiies tons for Lotsor Vaults to be made to
G. W. SHAW, Treasurer 10 Camp street,
mvOu from to O'Clock 2. 81.
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CHARGR.Mfs. Eliza Kncade made an affidavit yes
teFday baiOe Recorder Genois, accusing Max ROsenhsm
one Of the Fist Municipality Police with retaining in III,
pOssessOn eye glass under the following cireumsanes
Mrs Kncade's house was lately subjected a legal search
and certain articles taken to the police Office found On he
premises by Mr. ROsenham This property he entered on
the record, but she states that glass omitted and
for this made the charge of larceny against the Officer
ROsenbam hearing Of the accusation promptly came forward
into Court, and also produced the article in dispute No
examination has taken place We cannot believe that any
Intentional wrong has been committed.
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PURE AFTER.
d A TTgLFr 10 A DIN HNT TN p -pTTR L

FVVHE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
i is article Of English invention, and now first IN.
trOduced into the United States This Filter is made of
peculiar kind Of stone, which performs the percoaton with
greater raDidy than any other yet discovered IL cYln
dnoa in shape, and is capable of terng from to $1,000
gallons per day 1t rapidly dsengages of every kind
heh in suspension, and renders the water beautifully
and lmpd, and from its peculiar construction is paTtiou-
iBry adapted TO purifying the Mississippi water This Filter
Of the most useful inventions of the day Its smp
city of construction, its durabity-nq mater how impure
muddy the water may bea failing supply of pure
waerwhou any trouble the speedy removal OF al delete.
matter its Applicability to be placed in Water Butts
Tanks Cstens Ponds, Reservoirs particularly recon-,
mends it 10 the notice of Hotels Boarding Houses Steam
boats Ships Private Families Offices etc. for all Of wicb
there are sizes suitable Several of them have already been
put up in the city and country and found answer every
sEpeCtaton They can be seen in operation al nv
gtOe where persons invited to call and examine them II
not with view of buying, as a curiosity
ALEXANDER HILL.
sepl5 House Furnishing Store, So Camp st.
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ra..Li, MI, Pagsengerss
FER snip hlcbe, from New York-q .fes-s-o
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ANDREW J. AuLT. SAML. OAKEY SEYMOUR
Groceries. Retail and Wholesale.
AULT & SEYMOUR.

AULT g. SEYMOUR,
No.244 TCH STREET.
BetDcsn 81 Joseph street and S. .HarV'S Market.
NHEY take much pleasure to inform their friends aad the
4 public generally, that they have purchased the we'll
know ROCERY, pa TchOupioulas street, situated SO
codvens-n to St Mays Market and which is fitted up in
the res a1ne-wheHe every article in the Grocery line
sh always be found, and at the lowest prices.
Orders from their friends in the county in the city,
shall be carefully executed.
Beside belt prepared 10 furnish every article of Groceries,
Trey viii Gupply then friends with FLOUR, POTATOES,
EAL, GEAlN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK, in
small packages Or in barrels iyl0 3taw If
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTs

Ia For Liverpool-The 6ne British shin INTERN
&8A SIC is now loading for NE above 1o1t -
freight or passage apply TO 49, SVA
JOHN TObLE,
50 o. TO .. wv. OLIVER, % st. Charles a
~ For Sisal and Oampeachy.-The zine fSzt-SjI
S3tslA ing brig HARDY. Capt. Perkins, will hsye i'm
, mediate dispatch. For freight OF passage s1nlv ~
board, opposite post Second Mqncipalty, orr S
V4 DEWEY & CO., 81 GFayisrst
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HENRIaEEA. MuaEQe o.. \. ". Mey s, l8l8. -
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.

y - w " y N u AN " . " II Il y
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
is wonderful quickly does it all pain and sore.
ness, ard heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS. Its sue.
in healing old of long standing unparalleled.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July g. 1875.
Dear SiTs : About week since whilst working at my
trade my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The
whole bit of the adZe entered the top OF foot Just below
the instep The wound began to name, and continued
to do until became much alarmed. used British Oil,
Tincture of Myrh and several adhesive pasts but all 70
purpose.
then commenced the use Of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation be.
gan to subsde, and has now entirely left me.
can cO1hdehtly recommend Dalleys Magical Pain EX-
tractor as being superior anything have tried,
t0T removing pain or Inflammation.
am ship carpenter by trade and shall be willing to tes-
NY 70 the virtues Of this Savs al all times when necessary.
lrsde on Franklin Avenue, at No. ISL where give
any information desired.
HOuls, truly
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,CHARsE OF ARsoN-John Richmond, quite respect
able looking individual, brought up before Recorder
Baldwl9 yesterday for eNaminaon the charge of aOn
preferred by Antonio VenlO. VeRo in his affidavit stated
that be believed from certain circumstances that the accused
had set ire the night Of the l4th inst adjon-
ing his (depOnents) coffee house. the Of NOtns
Dame and Mszanne streets II shown in evidence that
Richmond, who also occupied the premises had
peer sitting cOnveng with two the for
nanOur previous to the alarm and that when the door
va Dnlst Open only the bedding was fire and the net
Inc Witnesses stated that they did think that the fire
eQnd nave been caused by Richmond the inammabiy
Of the materials would not have given him that time TO Re
main outside before the fire would have been discovered
Richmond and Others eXtn guished the flames but several
peons accusing him 1.-THE time Of being the ncendiary he
was ADVISED BY friend to To- the wach house and pro-
cure an oDce 70 make examination. This he concluded
10 90 closed the door Of the locked it. and was gone
ten minutes when the alarm again given aud On Iter
sons entering the room, they found another bed on fire on
the opposite side OF the apartment Richmond mad No In
eTest IN the building further thar tenant ne had Sbon
for the purchase Of sacks and gunny bags and had 40
worth OF properly in the house not insured The Recorder
stated that as there was no direct testimony dsDOve the
accusation OF NenO, he should send the prisoner th
First District COnr-Mr Coleman. the counsel for me de
fence here said that he had Just heard Of some important
testimony and asked the COur TO receive it before ina
decision. Recorder Baldwin answered that he had no wish
TO aea haEshly; was willing TO give all proper time and
would continue the case until to-day for that purpose
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49, n Steamer TUSoUAIBIA-F6r ST. louis,
LtiHfAk}l Memphis, and all intermediate landiRgs
- On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant. at 5
O'Clock. P. pOsit:yelyThe elegant and fast run
ming passenger steamer TUSCUMBIA, J. c. Gable, mas.
Ter, viii leave on her next p above For freight pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations apply on board
loot OF POydras street or to
s. HYDE & OGLEsRY. la Poydras St
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON

TTNHE Friends aud Patrons of the HOLBROOK OYS-
Il TER SALOON are respectfully in ~ y
formed that this well known establishment T. 9A OIL
now open for the Winter Season; and the ~ H ~
public generally is asshred that heretofore, \54sI
the best quality of OH STEERS will be served up as the
proprietor determined that the celebrity of his establish.
shall be kept up, that no inst of complaint
may be heard
Thankful for past avors, the proprietor trusts that his
continued endeavOH to please the public may guarantee to
him CONTINUANCE of that pubLic,s PATRONAGE. sl5tf
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- - u II
n ARRANE EkIF5NT-F For Ban ST. E-5ais
- Pass Christian. Mississippi City and Ri
splendid low pressure packet steamboat JALIFORHIA
G. L. Reynolds master, (bu expressly for the Lake trade
with superior HccOmmOdstOnB) commenced her trims a.
above, on MONDAY, September g. and will run regularly
through the season, a. folloWEi H
Yat Lease JFel0 Orleans Returning, Lsaoss Raozi
Every Monday ats P n. Every Tuesday al 4 A. n.
DO. "Wednesday. ga A. N. Do Thunday ~ A X
Do. Friday ....98 A N, Do. ssturdsyy ~ A. 4,
Do, Saturday u.s. ?. n. Do SaLGsy ,,.,,d p n
For Hegt VI assafs apply 70 the Gapaih on bosd ~ Ia
81 ]. y Il. GEDDES. ARants. I0 RanE bians
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; MA6s4 p MA :5I4 Aewls99rg ana Madison
80 Gree, will in futnle leave the Railroad eyeD
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
after the arrival Of the O'Clock and on SATUR
DAY on the arrival of the O'Clock P NJ. cars and on Sun
DAY MORNING, after the arrival of the 8 o clock cas-
returning the evening BY O'Clock
Leaves jacksonville on MONDAYS at 81 O. clock A. n
50 a to reach the 81 O'Clock train to the city and other days
at So O'Clock 4. NJ
SIG In r. w, CASKLN, 80 GTayier street
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UaMp DJTUUT UI6dp DIy U0UQS DIOT6.
SEYMOUR s. CO.,
~ CAMP, Neat Door to Corner Of GrGUier street.
OFFER at the Eoaosst prices Of any Store in this city
GOODS
The prices of this New Establishment will be found gem
orally far lower than the rates usually current and Its char
GCteI for good articles will be sustained; ~ ~ =, -,
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS IN every variety comprising seaSonRpe ST5Iees O.
COTTON, SILK, LINEN and WOOLLEN FABRICS.
Purchasers will find the goods in this Store probably more
thoy contemplated before an examnatOn
of them. my5 3aw
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, ~ b. Important 10 Travellers going East
L1@afsS55S Tor Montgomery and WetuRDka-EVERY
- TDESDAY-The splendid, fast running
double engine passenger steam packet VIM. BRAD.
f. Il Mes9sJ master viii leaye Moh,s Every
mSdtgomeTy every Thursday Morning. at ! O'clock
Passengers leaying New Orleans on Monday Morning will
meet with 10 detention, and will arrive at Cbareston In
lime for the New York steamer. " eT 80
aulS ] s, MARSH & co., Agents, Mobile.
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N SpoAeus
~ ong sea Flower, on the 9Th inst. by Nr.,.vo,a
uaSs out nom New 4oFk' for Maiasorda.
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~ n vlcksburg and Mlllikenis Bend Weekly
l-ettSabtSs57H Packet Steamer M ON T G ONE RY-
- Every MONDAY EVENING-F5r Vicks.
burg. LtkeH's Bend WHTreRtOH. Rel0 Carthage G~aHd
Quit Rodney and Nqtekez The magnificent reg nlaT pas
senge1 PACKET MONTGOMERY, Capt. J. Ests will posi-.
lively permanently Ia the trade throughout the season
and will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock. P. NJ. For freight on
passage, amply to sl4 L, b. SMITH. 96 marazine
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r. We subscribers have within the past two -
- w, eks received, per ships Raiah, Niobe, f5s7s
Wa bash and others, large and complete "a
~ s'sor, 'ment of HATS and CAPS, tor the Fall and
Winter trade uOm their Mandatory in New York,
sitting III Beay VI Nutra, Castor, MOeskn, SILK Angola,
and Wool HATS Otter, Seal Nutria, Glazed Goth and
Hair Seal CAPS. Also, an assortment of silk, Bingham
and Cation UMBRELLAS, which win be offered the
most liberal terms. Country Merchants and Dealers will
find il mnch 10 their in erest examine Stock.
SIS tooti ID. w. & F. BELDEN, Chartres st.
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Schr. Emma. White, Mobile
SchT. Lois, PenHe Pensacola ~ s4ehnaa
SchE Mary Ellen. Coleman, st. Thomas aai M 1tSss
s.L. r.L... RI, ]. b. Mo-,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-07-20
Operations of the Mint.

We learn that there has been deposited
in the Branch Mint al this place, from the
1st Of January to the 30lh Of jane, 1919,
Gold Bullion Of The value Of SEGA, Pol $
being an increase of S3l, Jji II over
the corresponding period Of las, year Il
will be seen from this, that the mlnlns op.
eralions in this and the neghboring coun.
Ties are improving. There was coined
during the half year s!s9,ilJ.
We fad Tia, we were IN error ~hon we
stated last week tina, The Gold Dollar We
received was the emission OF the Mint
here-ihey have been coming but none IS
sued. We dad no, examine the one rcceiy
ed closely until learning this fact, and We
fnd it is from the Philadelphia Mint,
We understand that at New Orleans III,
Gold D1Ilar IS already connterfe,,ed, ant
is said TO be good imitation, with tbs ex
cep,ion, that IN the counlerf,its the figure
gis upside down, making he year 40
instead 0. 1919.
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Incidents of the Epidemic.

To give our readers somc idea of the
great distress that prevails IN the West,
from the "pcslIencc tnat walketh in dark.
ness, aud tho destruction that waste,h at
noon. day." wo give the following incidents
from the ST. Louis papers
We yesterday noticed the death. under
our obituary head, Of Mr.. Robert Ransom,
of this city, for several years past the book
keeper of Mr.. w. y. Gilman, one Of our
most extensive grocery houses. A few
weeks since no was the head of a family,
consisting Of O wife, four children and a
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Communication.
Public Meeting.

Al public meeting Of The citizens Of
Mecklenburg county, held IN the Courl
House IN Charlotte, on the l7lh Of July,
Alexander Graham E.q. was called TO the
chair and TIL. Brem appointed Secretary.
Mr.. l. 5. Williams, after a brief eXtla.
nation oi the Object Of the meeting, intro.
duced the following resolutions which were
unan mously adopted, VIZ:
ReSo'rei, That the citizens generally
are invited TO assemble 10 Charlotte, On
Monday the ooh instant, for the purpo
Of manlltstng their rcsnid Tor the ohnfnc.
ter aul virtues Of our late ~ President
and fellow ci.z'n james X Polk.
Resolrfd, That tho chat appoint com.
milico Of Eve 10 dian rcso iulnns, select d
person 70 deliver an Address, aud make
Suitable arrangements for the occasion.
Resolrfd, That ma much a. our late
Caci Magistrate was member Of the
Masonic fraternity mud buried With the
llonnurs Of tina, order, lha, they, ,ogeih,
cr with the other benevolent Societies oil
the town, ARE invited 10 paructpnte.
Under the second resolution, the chair
appointed the following persoas the com
n'iice Of Arrangements. VIZ Hon. VIM
DIsiJsoD, Hon G.. ". Caldwell, WIN. +
Strange, y. w Alexander and John 4
Young Ia.
Reso'std, That he proceedings &c ihl'
meeting be published IN the Charlotte p
pers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
GRAHAM, Chairman
I II nsrN. Sccfct4ty.
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fined, as il is, by education and highly
cultivated intellect.
In Father Mathew, the Catholic Priest
is completely lost in the Christian. To
him Catholics and Professionals are Of equal
interest. They are men. Again, no man
ever exhibited more disinteresled zeal.
lie is modest aud unassumlng, and has
no ambition, exccp, the noble one OF do
ing good.
Ills eloquence is not Of the highest or
der, bu, there is persuasive simplicity and
dlreclness about II ina, BELTS his mission
and character. Ills st, lie has been com
pared 10 that Of the Apostle Paul.
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s,ep-sisler, 70 the full enjoyment of health.
all OF whom now people the City Of the |
Dead. Father, mother, children and sis.
ter have all been swallowed up in death,
each in their turn being swep, off by The
"pestllence that Destroyer al noon day."
Mr.. Ransom was the last of his family, and
grief at the loss Of all who were dearest
to him on earth, within q few short
days, doubtless predsposed his system to
the attack that finally carried him of. He
was devout and exemplary Christian. a
kind, obllslng, hospl,abe neighbor, and a
worthy citizen. His loss, aud that of his
entire household, will be scnsibly felt by a
large circle Of friends and acquainlances
ln this city, as well as Illinois, from whence
he removed.
The Organ Of this morning gives an.
I other instance not unlike the one above re-.
lated, and still more could be told If the
leas. pains were taken to collect the facts.
The case mentioned in the Organ is as fol.
lows:
A German had buried in succession his
wife and four children. he with two help.
less infants being all leil Of once happy
and industrious, though poor family circle.
/, was the mournful story over again m
other Of his lnnocents had been claimed by
its Maker. The necessary papers were
made out and handed 10 him; manly foru
tude struggling with natures fonduess fol
all he loved, now torn from him, gave way
and the big tears, dreadful 20 look on Of Of
times from a man, rolled over his cheek
unchecked. as he exclaimed, You hav,
got them all from me but ore, that per
haps you'll have tomorrow. lie CAM
the ues' day; hal one, the las, one, hat
J followed the others 10 better world =
and he, scarcely conscious OF his actions
sialked forth living representative q
death 81 L,ris Mem Era June 80.
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10 the " hieS NJ,

IN two weeks IS the day OF Election
We have a clear track and bu, one Wing
Candidate to oppose the " Independent y
Loco Foco C.ndldite. Is II necessary 70
remind the Wings Of their duty We hope
not. Then let every one be certain TO al.
tend the polls en- the 81 Of August unless
providenliaIly prevented. Already has the
enemy commenccd traducns our candl.
date. Already has his votes on various
subjects, while ~ Congress been hunted
up. lie is already charged with being an
Abolillohis, We never expected any
thing else bu, that every species Of yitn.
pera,ion and abuse would be heaped upon
Mr.. Deberry, but will Wings listen TO their
enemies Ii they do, let 1t be with de.
termination 10 vote the Wing tlcke, with
its mpeffec,ion5. II we waited until we
produced candidate tina, would please our
opponents, the Wings would never send a
representative from this District. Let Us
then, with a united cffIrt--with a long pull
"A STRONG rutland A PULL ALL
TOGETHER, give Mr.. Daberry thuu.
dering majority.
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TIE CROPS IN FLogIp.

The Savannah Georgian, Of July 18th,
says, friend writing us from Quincy
Florida, under date Jaly 8, 1919, says
The weather and seasons ~ tins country.
continue very pfopt,lous for the planters
and farmers. Cotton, particularly The
black seed or long staple, Is very promls
ing aud the principal staple Of Gadsden,
tobacco, understand, never looked better ,
large quantities have ben planted this
year.
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THE. KppS

The crops along the James aver up 10
LyucAburg. aud ~ the INTERIOR Of Camp.
bell Charlotte, Prince Edward, Cumber.
lu1 aud fuwhalan counties present We.
~ favorable and cheering aspect. The
Wheat harvest j. completed, and lie crop
- generally abundant aud o; excellent qua.
lt'y though We have heard Of INJURY from
rust on few farms. and some think the
general yield vi fall shor, Of expectation
on acconn, Of the smalncss of the heads
OF the Wheat As Ear as tho eye can ndge
from the number Of shocks, tito crop IS
much better llan IN averaged one.
Corn Is generally green aud Furnishing.
The Tobacco plants stand well and are
growing rapidly. The country has been
visited ai,b plentiful rams. = R.ehm3ad
Tunes and Conpi'er.
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FOR CONGRESS,
Hon. EDMUND DEBERRI.
OF MONTGOMERY
Election, the I'd Of August

@We are again compelled 10 make an
apology for half sheet-we dislike II at
this time certainly more than our readers.
Job work came in that We were compelled
TO commence this week or lose il. We ex.
pect another hand shortly, when we viii
erdeavor 10 make up for the loss.
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MISSISSIPPI CROPS.

The Mtssissippiaq says. +" We arc sor.
~ to learn that tho crops OF Cotton IN
Tunlca, Coahoma, aud other river coun.
ties arc 20 unpromisIng that some of the
planters have been plowing them Up and
planting Com. The Cholera has also
committed serious rayagcs among the ne.
groes."