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G5- The French Canadians had a grand turn
out in Montreal on the anniversary of ST. John the
Baptist.
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PQLYI cLE-9R. B54Ll{lIRI1F COUNTY, IN.
A ANlhi been leased 81 the undefliEned viii Be -,
H the first NJ JlEne for the tsriniun1anf
Of TRANSIENT and PERM ANENT GUESTS. -
This Establishments beautifully located the east side Of
MQhiLE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Calf
Of Mexico Ihe water a this point beng ail0aFs clear
ana SAT- with depth OF feet within fifty YaFds Of he
shoIe) and having Hsim white Iand bOit01 renders ffs
place particularly attractive ior ea-bAthing.
lush, POmpano. Spanish Mackerei aud all other
peculiar 70 this latitude abound in tine amsiats uieiifV
OF the Hotel NeveI-faing Springs a convenient dis
lance. furnish abundant supply Of PURE ~ ATER
The building Is entirely nevgpIes nts front 10 the sopth
o. J et and affords ample accommodation for 40 per
sons. The fe0Ins large and airy
"A sale and comm odOu vessel will pv daily bsfynsu
Mobile and Point Clear--passase 50 cents
The rate Of B0aId will be $40 per Week payabe il
cases oecktu Deductions maize FOR families ahe
season: Eommug aiions tha subject addressed 10 ths
undersigned, al Mobile, will be promptly atiended TO-
n.ss =. :. GEO. h. CLlTHERAIIa,
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DB- The arrangements for the publication Of La
marines select works, edited by HIMSELF are near.
" completed. The first volume will appear in
September.
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121 e7R8YTER Street, 5sr11esn ST. Charfeg and Csr
aeict Sfreets-CHe deer frel ne c0r1er ef gasglis
AIRS WILSON. gIate 81 n Bienvlle sfreet,J rTabact
w fully informs her friends and the pu5iie esaaIaJ- -
that she continues ~ the above eligible igc1uz
pied By her dunng the last year. She has had hefaA
HQUs tbGFQughly Ieitad aad plsia T.. TIE aeeorsalu
aion Of gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for asf patron
age she hopes By dieent attention the coot and
vauience Of her patIonsto and eophHameao Of
the same, Hsf terms viii be- a. herale e. MODERATE.
u2Iv dNV
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~ The following beautiful lines, addressed 10
the leader Of the French Democracy, we copy from
the Pennsylvania. They we're written by the
talented editor Of that journal, John W. Forney,
whose poetcal imagination is only equalled by his
ability as political writer:
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no rs CI8kNJF Ut 3 III n n III p LII.
fgtHE andsrignsd woud nJrm bis Southern patrons and
Il friends, that this SPIsENIeIkl HOTEL which -
has been his charge for several year, has just
been elegantly lettad. enlarged and euHiahed. N 9he
most Fashionable and the entire organ1xaton Of
every department complete. The mnet splendid suits Of
apaTtmear b had At al times by giving few hours
The central and fashionable location Of iha WASHING
TON HOUSE. renders il Of the most desirable u the
city Tor Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia. either
upon business pleH5uTe and there shall e eEar0nz
spared TO have merit the liberal support Il has
heretofore received. III. j. HARTWE Ella
The HOuss has Warm and Cold Baths aiWag1 in
readiness my7 dAE Wh
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WIS ayonte esoTt OF the eilEens Of Louisiana RIisnis-
~ Hnpi and adjoining States, reopened for the
reception OF Yaitels Saturday, May "a Various
alterations and additions have been made during ths
winter. with gieWOf rendering this establishment aErssa-
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy Of access by tie splendid line Of
low pressure mad steamers Oregon James L. Day and Cali
tQfnia which eHve Bake Pontehaaiu daily aud the Mo-
Bile and Moniezuma lf-WeeklY.
Attached 70 the H0teis an Academy for young Misses
ard boys departments uutefthe able manaes-
ment Of Mr. BlaekmHn well and favombiy known 10 ths
residents OF New Oheans. The Acudsmy VIII open June n
Two Rhysieiana, OF well known ssHntine dwell At the
Pass. r. Ii. MONTGOMERY nsauaReE
All mailable matter ieft At the Offices Of Mes "a J.
Oanal and Camp streets viii De forwarded daily mF25 IN
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The PROTocoL TO THE MEXICAN TREATY
In Gen. Foote's late letter 10 Mr.. Wise, replying to
Mr.. Benton, he states that the attempt to nvaldate
the Mexican treaty IN consequence of the Protocol
signed by the American Commissioners, was origi-
mated by Mr. Benton, and that the new Admins
tration, made an early disavowa He says that
Mr.. Clayton sent for him [Gen f. and authorized
him to say that Gen. Taylor's Cabinet would insist
upon the validity of the treaty, and that the Mexi
can Government itself had formally repudated the
ground taken on that head in their country.
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ANOTHER GREAT Observation-Disclosures Glass
We had occasion some time since TO say something
about the Druids and their worship. The gentle
man who is getting up and arranging the mysteries
and ceremonies for the Druidcal exhibition is well
known 10 US as practical chemist but as he does
not wish to appear before the public until the pro-
per time, we withhold his name, but take the liberty
Of speaking Of the wonderful progress of science.
The person alluded TO spent some weeks in Pits
burg in endeavoring 10 produce the magical glass
Of the Druids, but did not succeed. The expert
ments have been continued here, and the Druidish
musical tone, from tubes of glass, are perfect and
make sweet harmony. But the sensitive glass COB
lets are the most wonderful. 1t was a secret Of
the Arch-Drund to make his glass sensitive to
poison, and tradition says that his food and bever.
ages was submitted 10 a test in those gobles, and
Il they contained poison the glass would break.
One Of these glasses was shown US Yesterday, in
which water was forced, and it remained as sound
as any other tumbler, but on adding little poison
the glass flew at once into several pieces This is
something more mysterious than has been exhibited
yer, and we can say in all confidence that the ex-
hlbltiOn will be one Of remarkable scientific won
der-Cincinnati Commercial
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AIobIIs AIa.. May u. Ia II ng "a 81 81 : =
BILOXI ROUSE.

NNklS establishment will be oue4ietl nv tina tapsntf -
= Ntssrs on I II ESDAY. May ~. The premises -
naye been eOmpie,eg senovasd and the Hotel NOW a
ouefs md ucsments to persons saHtch Of heath eDr
i2L OF pleasure sQuaii not superior any public house On
coast 4 occupies central position the plengHnt
ana delightful village Of hiloxiof easy accs from Ne,S
OAs 1e green 4WaFd IN front Of The house is over two
eeet u Wdtn and Is thaGed by great number Of OAK
msenqqle aed malbely trues. The table win Be supplied
WIN the INJURIES OF the coast aud OF the New OreanE
market Attached 70 the house VIII found Bath Honsss
Stables aad Bar Room supplied with the beat Wines and
L4 uoFs; also good Billiard Table
SeisQns Witng 70 secure will please address thu
PROPRIETOR at Biloxi. and forward their Nv
the Biloxi packets, there is but q 81 mail peI vee
mFAp JOHN W NIXON
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TIVE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE d now open
Tor the reception Of vsiteF5 Since The last
the Establishment has tegOne hc5ough renovation
and las been considerably enlarged. The acd0mm8da-
nonSfoT FAMILIES single persons cannot be sl1pasEad
81 eqnaied, By establishment IN the Sguh. Situated
imueddlely on The Cali. the Northern Aail
ho9te between New reaus End Mobile, be reached
from either direction BY the boats plying between those places
and daily nucai0u cau be Kept with all pas Of the
county 4 about ninety miea from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance tie VIII show
The superiority Of lis location az other the
coast for pulesea air and bathing OYSTER and FISH
are Dad 20 abundance aud prepared IN the most recherche
syle hidiha, Fishing Sailing. Rowing. billiards. Ten:
pms ana auGh oter 1uenents usual at uEcs OF
public resort rlogie a paseaeOHa, and well selected
BAND Qk MUSIC will be il constant Attendance
The BAR will b. furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best wye.
lnefe are two eans. well skilled IN their profession
and the dssass d The climate cca ed PaSQaeous and
one q them, for the present season. viii have bis abode in
The Hotel and viii his unFemitted uVads
o. such as desire bis services Ihe other Rhyacan has
his abode N the tmmediaie vicinity d the urtel
~ There i e1osiisnt PRIVATE SCHOOL,. pre-
sided over by competent tcachef. ID the vcin 1 the
Hotel q which tanlies, disposed send their dfeH.
~ Persons wishing accommodations. viii address the
ieIAsm Ne BloRAE Fropristor
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GAs-The citizens Of York, Pa, have made up
the capital necessary to erect and put in operation
gas works
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TO CLAIMANTS ON TIE q. s.GovERRA1RNr
hh % the undersigned win On tie 18Th inst pFoced 10
~ neeshington City, Coz the purpose OF aeRding, 70
St1.A5Mo now e their hands and viii give pBfliealaF
sssnuoe e any ousiness with the desent Dspameaa
1i5 LANGDON q GRfcR. "a s.. Chsrssst
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HOTEL. e.



FTNHi8 establishments having BEEN repaired and asly tuf-
nshe3 win Be opened the 10Th Of May. teEt1e
reception sf Visels and FaIs Wl3higE q sFend fne
5ummer At a pleasant Wai4uus ffacel Ans untiei--,
signed have purchased this property oa permanent II-
deuce and will keep the hoac Summer and w 1ef-
The fesf Cooks fersls and engaged and
ss nor expense viii be siased reader TIE yof
pleasant and agreeable. tag2 5m1 g. LEWIS 8 Gu
SHADY GROVE. BLOXL
rTNE subscriber has open zad ready fol lsa reception
81 the pubiie, tss pleasant ss.ssat. The stlA Ah -
GROVE situated on the Bay Of BiloKi- he ho1ma
airy and agrsea5iethe grounds extensive. and
e0nvsDiencs afforded for families Wishing % eHchenee The
confined ar 81 the city pure atmosphere and fine salt
bathing The fs1ls IS furnished with a The good
things 20 be pT0suse 10 the New le4ng nldet tere EeluB
almost daiiy communication with that CITY.
Board and L0dFin gsef day. - -
jesorm John CORES.
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h undersigned respectfully inform me On lllic that th
4 have Just taken the above ionaia esfabish
aent, with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin AisVs 81
Billiard Room, lee Cream Saloon ec ate ai,usTfSie "a
ing tlefeto and inter BY repain2 f eiu nnH
Ang ven considerable improvements fhslein thay are
AoM pfeaed 20 receive and accommodate Permanent md
Transient h0arers. Il is almost useless 10 an fe
numerous atfaeons to be toand the fanOlton Hotel
Itounus As suburban place entertain enf Ire sfab
second e none in the South posseszing as il
Almost nnuNald scenery and the artificial heins Of
Gaiaening n the production Of and foVgsTs are snch
g ave he where be found in the vicinity Of New Oeans
a. ptcs OF temporary rusiication8s retreat frDr Ms
noise hustle aad cares Of city t merits more than o
nary notice from the visitor
hhe uhaeislened appTse the the public that their Lander
yin sWays be ionnd well supplied with the choicest rus
tes OF Jane tah, etc. and they have laid IN fnel
ssoIied stock Of Wines and other Liquors they oar freh
nnefQ o. supper Or Chance Repasts to pTivaft psr N
the shortest possible notiee =
4he Undersigned therefore faeF themselves thai in 7J
oA e tae own assiduops efforts plsaae The beautv 81
w oeelop, Is saianqaus amcsp here The eaEe with which
acs may be bad % their eGtahls sn1
kae garIOlton Hotel tha desraha o sd
tor the eitEens 81 New Orleans
ANGEI.Is q CHANDLER
Hotel o. at the Hotel il Canoiltar fs1t al 6rarT4
aus Y Gas. GfiIA NnrpR
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FOR CALIFORNIA. -
SMITH & BROTH A1ts 81 1ot4n1oA -
TTAVR FOR sALF-sADDLEs suiahs ios thoss 81
bR PS f easg i,. s ssssS .9 .sS is B.s.
Saddle Wallets. etc. etc. ..zs..7
INDIA RUBBER GOOnS cfsseiy 10 1900 sCaa.,
LcraiuFs TVafsTnToof Blankets, Ar Et.@Ns' ~. $3.50
TarnaniUs 'Ferfs CIethinE hags, e.t e-., a r,.s-
al ne sirn is fl0LbE.F Ss3yAiLAe - S'-l tn
ttest.
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OARRIAQEs. CARRIAGES.
lie Subscribers have noM aaad large and well
Il selected assortment OfsCARRIAGES. NEE ~
end ere constantly receiving from the best - y
Northern mnnufactoHes every slyle and = 80 q
variety. Purchasers would do well to give g T.
us call A. WOODRUFF s. CO.,
aps8 6mdEN ssiO5 ST. Charles 81.
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OtttstFS y lVtU UTttlS dIu FiCDllfV, SHID1luSferS
and steamboat Captains, to you Greeting
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
~ past hVe years and by having. and cbntinualiv ~
eeying fresh supplies Of GROCERIES OF my own impor
tat0n, and at all times heavy stock hand attentive
CLERKS and Team to deliver goods free Of charge BY an
eXpsIeueed person. do feel prepared to put np FAMILY
EgPPLlES. SHIP and BOAT STORES-f PLANT.
Eks, ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
FLIES. on tie most favorable terms, with goods of the
best quality. Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON
myieu FaHEilu Grocer "a Camp street ~ o.
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More dpgaiBtments- Qharrels among Subordinates-
Gen Toios0a assaulted bU Mr.. Wsste0tt-The JNeIi
can Commission, &c.
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VIE undersigned having been elected syndio to settle
up The affairs OF the late firm Of c. R. SESSIONS
CO. hereby gives notice TO all persons indebted said firm
TO make immediate payment. The undersigned will call
upon all those indebted $50 far ne find them) and
sent their bills and all that not settled will be placed
the hands OF an attorney Tor collection.
ne also Qners Tor sale the establishment of the EVENING
MERCURY The office Is complete in every particular
together with inst Double Cylinder Napier Press
g95fanted to be equal to this city The Press will be
sold separately, if desired
d&p7W e c. r. SESSIONS Svndio.
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a
EuST received by the subscribers supply Of COI,T'S
~ REVQLYERS and u s. YAUGER H.
FILES. Also-GenuiRe DerrinRer Pistols r lied - -
Belt. Pistols short and heavy Double Guns, -
Bowie Knives. Pocket Compssses, Percussion a5t.ral
aps Drinking Fssks, Bullet Pouches, Pistol Belts,
milo HYDE & GOODRICH, Is Chartres st.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
NHT HOLESAl Lac puTGhase TO call and examine my very
w large stock OF II ATS and GAPS in store and 50,
constantly receiving BY every arrival from New
York direct from my manufactOTy in New y
ark, N. j. can sell cheaper than any other house in
the city and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better assortment of those articles have atpresent store
800 dozen of black white and pearl BuEN VISTAS of
fur and WOOL JOHN DURBRIDGE,
fyl3 g t1ustOmhOuse sfairs.
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EAILNL z hIAbI1d
UJND eL-aY0RY MILLS,
M AhUFACTURED by w. I. COLKMAR. Girod street,
lNA one door below BarORne, New Orleans These Mills
are in successful operation in the following States viz
Ohio, New York. PennSylyan Virginia Kentucky Indi-
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri. Az.
kansas Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico and account Of their portability the very
thing for California. number of them have been puI.
chased recently for those Diggint"
20 Warranted perform 70 the satisfaction Of the puY.
chaser, or money Refunded fmhI41 w p O.
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NEW YORK, via BTOBILE q and MONT.
GoMERY, Ala, and ORARLEsToN. S. O.
THROUGH il seven and half Days;,.stase Travel

E 5
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Keeps constantly hand thing in his lne-includng
great variety Of LADIES' AND GENTLEMgN's Doors AND
SHQRs-and will sell at the lowest Cash Prices share Of
public patronage is respectfully solicited. ap5 1y
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M EW UkLEANs no MOBILE-Ily The daily line Of
l Mail Steamers, OREGON. Cant Hem IAfEFOR-
MA, Capt. Reynolds and JAMES l.. DAY. CAPE Glib
erson; leaving New Orleans u o'clock A NJ and arriving
through, Is honrs.
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CT0ckefY, China and Glassware.
T. =. FELL. & OO-84 conrnon ST, New Orleans
Importers and Dealers lFholssqis and Rgtalt
w Lamps, Plated and britannia Casters. Cam
daasoAs, Table Cutlery. 5spsnae " aitefss etc F.
Goods will be offered a low pfees and wheS
% Lne County, naeksd % Ila sale. NAME m..- -
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NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.
No, 119 aud 40 GFR4PiER STiREET
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of s@R -
~ eyery description always on hand, for - = - ~
lae low ioI cash Or approved paper. Also g e
spnagH, Axes, Lamps, Bands, Cloths. ~
fyT6md&W w HALLE LINN
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Time through. 81 hours-inuluding st0ppages Staging
REDUCED to 50 miles. Thee DAIlY STAGE LlNEs between
Opeka and Griffin. passing through West Point LaGraBge
and Greenvle to Grfn besides Coaches always
readiness 10 orwaTd number Of Though
geEs without detention.
The Cans the Railroad Of the most approved con-
sIuciiOn, Those the GeOgia Railroad provided with
Stafs-EuOms and Bershs, for night travel
foE Though tickets apply t0the Agent atte Exchange
Hotel Montgomery Hall, o. Madison House, Montgomery,
Passengen procuring through tickets Of the Agent
at Montgomery, will save about "a.
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BY the daily line OF superior 6slesss demonstrating
Mobile at P. and arriving at MONTGOMERY second day
70 III A. NJ The line consists OF the following boats
EMPEROR; Capt Bryant MONTGoMt RY, Capt
Johnson; ORLIhE ST. JOHN Cart Neaker; DAN
PRATT, Capt. Adams; LOWHDES, Jf, Capt. John
son SELM Ma, Capt, Bnrrel; ARKANSAS, Cant q Ren.
PRIDE OF THE WEST. Capt. fsrrol; and SUNNY
SOUTH Capt Walker. Fare. S6-rme through A. to
AZ hougs BY tbs Daily Mail Line C0ach-Fare St0-Time
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
,. L. BADGER, dEitor.
T. J. HOLTON,
Proprietor and Publishes.

NEW TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance. TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS If pavmen,
be delayed three months; and THREE DOI.
LARS II not paid until the close Of the wear.
Fiatiering oilers to Clubs.
copies one year 10 one direction. so e
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Sin order that the city of Rome and our
States be no. deprived Of legal executive
we have nominated governing commis.
sion composed Of the following persons =
The Cardinal Cas,ricane, President; Mon.
s'snor Roberto Robelti, Principe dl Row.
'ano. Principe, Barberini, Marquis Beyil.
aque di BoIogar, Lieut.. Gen. Zucchi.
{" In confdins TO the said governing com.
MISSION the temporary direction Of public
affairs, we recommend 10 our suit ,cis and
children, withou, exception, the conserva.
lion Of tranquility and good order. Final.
ly'~e desire and command that daily and
earnest prayers shall be offered ior the safe
~ OF our person, and ,ha, the peace Of the
world may be preserved, especially tina. Of
our state OF Rome, where and with whoss
children, our heart shall be wherever we If
person may dwell within the fold Of Chris,
And in the fulilment Of our duties as gu
preme Poniiif, we thus humtIy and devou,
~ invoke the grea, Mother of Mercy, and
The Holy Apostles, Peter and Paul, for the
lntefcession, that The City and State Of
Rome may be saved from the wrath Of the
Omuipo,en. God.
Plus PAPAlX.
G,rta, die Nov. IS.
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ny inquiries made at the railroad Offices
ana q captains Of steamboats,, when called
upon as we always are "to step I'd and
settle" We find that no variations are made
10 charges-tha. the poores, member Of
we community pays the came rates thai
are pa'c by members Of Congress, messen.
gers, and other official personages.
ne Messengers are glad 10 know, tina,
,"o great act OF retrencbtnent and re.
'oln' oil which we are speaking, was pass
ca by the present Congress. The &C, re-.
duced the mileage one half from the preyi.
Gus rates, which makes the compensation
no" i2E cents per mile. Blu. this is only
a Pat Of tho law. Il carefully guards
against oseichareing IN the way Of con.
s'foc'iVe OF clrcnilous mileage, 10y compar.
ing the distance by the most dlrec, travel
led route"
we have heard tina, gross frauds have
arisen under the old system. IL speak.
wen Tor our country, when our legislators
guard the peoples money from The ayari
clons grasp OF Messengers, bearing tho
electoral votes Of President and Vice Pres.
'dcnt of the United States.
Inc Messengers, 10 conclusion, would re
sPec'Iui'y say 10 your honorable bodies, 90
on with your work Of rctrenchnen, and
reform" so gloriously begun. And MS
b'u'us offered up his own son 10 the Ia "
Of Rome, may the members Of this honor.
ap Congress offer up some Of their own
'n'ease, that II may better correspond with
mat which is now so literally allowed 10
me messengers bearing the electoral vote
10 the seat of government, and as in duty
bound.
We will ever pray &c.
(S'sned by the Messenscrs.)
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Miscellaneous.
a Tennessee lsoorkccpcr.


la tho summer of 1899, (,he secon
cholera year, | ,ra,cI,d across the coun
10y from Cincinnati, through Kentucky, T.
Tennessee, North Carolina. ard SSuIh Car
china, into Georgia. With small party o
recruits for my Southern theatres. A
Grecnv,Ile, East Tennessee, We made halt
and determined 10 treat The inhabitants Of
That beautiful village with three representa-
tons Of the Legitimate drama" ~ a car.
pea'er's shop hasii J ba, las.eiuIly fitted up
IN the occasion.
The q u representation was attended by
sl SIR people, making the total receipts Of
'hr evening, JUS, three dollars
Ny lnud'ord the carpenter, a,,ributcdthc
,im attendance to a Camp Meeting that
|~as IN successful operation abou, two miles
nom inwn, and +" reckoned = lha, Il would
hold on until thu, broke up, we should
h'se full shops every night.
Thus urged, we did hold on" and our
fex terlormancc was rewarded with re.
feip, Of two dollars and half
proposed to decamp next morning, bu,
be printer OF the Gfccnv,Ile Evposiior,
'ho vas on the free list as matter OF
'utse.) demonstrated against SO sudden q
lo'e. ursing tina, third performance mus,
successful, as il was quite certain the
mp Meeting would break up that morn
Z, and the young iolks would return to
'eIr homes.
yedod--and advertised for positive.
The last performance tho play Of VIII
an Tell. a fayorI,c ai,erpiece. and q LOT Of
'mic songs.
Al the time Of bcgnniog, | was glad to
10 crowded audience in waiiing--lbe
Pop' york bench and all, were literally
ahmed. One Of the carpenters appren.
es whom | had transformed into cili.
no. Altorf FOR tho OCCASION, told me tina,
Out five or six people IN front we're reli.
ou' folks, Who had attended the Camp
s,ce'ns faithfully 10 its conclusion.
Inc Performance proceeded !. the actors
rem high spirits. Lyme afterwards a ,
''ofaled Mormon elder,) buIIied Gov.
''ef with a great 6etceness; Carmen .
.aeSed tho Carpenters apprentice with a
a"y good will, while tho latter was ma.
as bow to the Governors cap on !
'e hive feet high the orrow aimed q, the