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A esnu,n. Letter.


Wefna the following letter, or certificate, in commu.
nicaiion addressed by William Grandn, esq, to the
Baltimore Clipper, and which Mr. Gandn says writ
ten sin the Generals own proper chirognphy" Those
who have seen the famous "horse letter" written by
General Taylor months since, will have doubt
OF the authenticity OF the which follows There is
similarity Of construction and expression which conclu
svey reveals the paternity of BOTH and shows that the
General alone il entitled TO the credit OF their authorship
They are as unlike the military letters, and the
nications bearing his name during the presidential
vass and since his election, a mountain is unlike
mole-hill We are gra6ed in having opportunity TO
give the General credit writer. and transfer with
great pleasure this certificate to our columns:
MY FRIEND Mr. William Grandn graduate Of the U. 8.
Military Academy, and late officer in the army served
with me in Florida for than years. the greater
portion Of which time under my immediate observation
present the battle Of Okee-chobce the 2h Deem
Der, 1887 where he acted in the gallant manner,
cvncng that well other occasions, goat cool
and judgment; much when placed In the com
mand Of the army operating ia that territory in The spring
of 1888, selected him member OF my staff In which
capacity he served until May, $780, which time ren-
qushed said command In consequence Of IN health, when,
Of course, the military relations between Mr.
G. and myself dissolved, when advised him 10 re-
sign and turn his attention civil pursuits. particularly
the profession law which he did, and settled In bis
native State, New York Since when though widely sep.
srated have continued feel the deepest interest In all
his and welfare In whatever business
he may embark. Y. TAYLOR,
Bt Br. Gen. U. 8. Army.
FoRT JEsur, La, Oct n, 1884,
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Col. Jefferson Davis.

We observe many OF the wing papers fatterng their
dsconsolate followers with the belief that the admins
traon will receive cordial support from the eminent
and distinguished democrat whose heads this ari
ce They promise themselves his aid and countenance
in the Senate from the fact that he the n-law
OF General Taylor What they have for the be-
lief which they express, may be from the following
extract OF letter giving account OF be late State Dem
ocratc Convention held at Jackson Mississippi address,
ed to the editor Of the Ohio Statesman:
The convention was then addressed by Col Jefferson
Davsthe gallant leader OF the Mississippi rides Buena
vista-a son-inaw of General Taylor, and OF the
ship for General Taylor is well known but there per-
haps man in the Senate elsewhere who will take
stronger grounds against the Of the existing eight
headed ADMINISTRATION, stand up sternly in rebuke
of It's fragrant violation Of pghted faith Ia with
all men, whose bread is not dependent upon Office COL
Davis feels that the national character has been dgaced
by the Justification which the Taylor cabinet has made of
the seductive promises OF the wing party and It's candi-
dates. during the preside initial contest; and his immense
influence with the people Of this Stale will be actively
eed render that the popular voice of Mississippi
the election, shall 20 forth condemnation Of
the President and his federal advisers.
Colonel Davis is yet comparatively young man, OF
eminent talents and Of high promise He among the
'bravest Of the brave" in the late war with Mexico.
and by his skill and valor turned the tide Of victory in
favor OF the American arms on the bloody held OF Buena
Vista. For this distinguished man the democracy have
higher honors in store. he remains true and faithful to
our glorious creed he undoubtedly WILL He has too
much sagacty to sacrifice his bright prospects by giving
his support 10 administration composed Of the most
ultra, proscrpve. and odious wings in the country,
If General Taylor be nominally at its head. The
wing leaders who are consoling themselves with the
idea that this administration is to receive support or
counienance from any democratic senator, will find them
selves shockingy deceived On the contrary the democ
racy in the Senate will present undivided front against
the party in power and will, in all probability, receive
aid occasionally from senators heretofore claimed as
wings in all Of just and reasonable opposition
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING JULY 10, Is4s.

Dob Brown authorized procure subscriptions for the
Union the States Of Ohio and Indiana receipt moneys
paid for the
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Accordeons ana FlusIn.s.

Accordecns and Flutinss
hbckvED, Hall, Of superior Ac-
Persons DESTROYS Of purchashne excellent
chasing elsewhere. ~ W." - w. y =" '''' Pun
Al 80 f l,, Of an improved style and tone.
July g. ' 'i'U''n"-'
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Monday 18th shall residence of
Mrs Mauock ~ street. Pennsylvania 10
a IN a n excellent Of furniture, viz
Mahogany centre dining, and breakfast tables
DO otomnns, rocking and other chairs
dressing and bureaus, washstands, &C.
Maple, French, and French post bcdsieads
10 and other chairs, dressing tables, &C.
Toilet and other looking glasses, toilet sets
Pariof and chamber window curtains, blinds, &c.
Feather beds bedding, and
Three-ply and ingram carpets, passage oicoth, &C.
Hall, solar, and other lamps, IRE sets, &C.
China, rass, and crockery
Radiator, ar-tirht and other
Also, good piano forte
And good ot Of kitchen requisites
with many other articles the furniture line, which
necessary enumerae
Also, handsome Of Towering plants such
and single oieanders, lemon, &c.
Tens An of under cas- cash. cas- sixty
and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN q TAsTET,
July ia Auctioneer..
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Genuine Fsrf.s Cologne.
FIFTY BOXES Of the Genuine Parma Cologne s rrc.yed ror
sale a. ssone Hail. with evcry other srte ~ m. chos.,
perfumey, at reduced prices ~ " - '',
July tl III lHt vxs rru<ryrp
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Ma. BAscsorr.--A letter from the London corespon.
dent OF the National Integencer has the following item
very amusing correspondent OF the Liverpool Albion
who communicates every week couple OF columns of
what be calls Metropolitan Gossip, gives an account this
week OF grand entertainment al the house of the Turk
sh Ambassador which he thus introduces the present
minister from the United States.
"0n couch In the middle Of the dvsn on the right
hand were ssetcd the two remarkable and most
remnrkaote looking men present, after the Pacha him
self, namely, Bancroft, the American. and Brunow the
Russian minister. They conversed together with great
seeming cordially the chief part OF the sitting, and in
English too; the Baron, like all his travelled countrymen
being grest nguist, though, blythe BY he 10 German
born. He u man OF noble stature and commanding
an excelent private character for charity and all the
domestic smlsbities An individual stamped more thor
ougny WIN the impress OF gentleman, was not TO
% found ethef In the ambsssadoral circle below or
the vast general circle above, than Mr. Bancroft In his
plain and rather quskerishcut black coat bandess and
stnrisss as he was, without 20 much ~ diamond
shirt sud- he failed not draw much nore Of The s,ension
professionals around him. Apparently about =,
four, ts well formed. with somewhat scholastic form of
face he has al the polish Of the couer without sav ,
curc Of the sim pcy OF the republican; and there Il bis
BE- aid OF him, which be said scarcely of snv
tsgsnc amongst ushe stands The ordeal Of white cravs
Any man who can put calamity OF that round h
throat without looking ke billiard marker, apser or
country pafson, ~ 70 shake hands with my Lord Devon
who not only like D1sueli, looks upon the Nomans
up~srss, but upon ChsrIemagne az mushroom"
The writer's description Of the other members Of the
diplomatic corps IL very graphic but in no 20 com.
pimentary as this OF MIR Bancroft
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Lynn statistics.

The Pioneer gives columns of figures to show the
present condition OF things in Lynn. We avail ourselves
laton of Lynn. the LIST OF May $780, was 10 eo6 Of
which $3.50 were females; $50 Irish, and one hun
dred colored people, The number OF families is about
1000 During the summer there is a transient popula
ton OF some leOO, six hundred OF which come
hhsr Tor pleasure and ss rect to work Ts population
proportion OF persons under the average size The real
estate Of Lynn is worth from 300 900 to So 100000
the personal 100000 Only s2,2oo0oo Of the fomer
and III 100000 OF the latter taxed the last year
There few places in which the property less UNEQUAL
lydivided than in Lynn The properly OF the richest man
in town may be set down at 100000 but that individual
are fifteen worth about $4,000 each; and some
four OF fve worth from $4,000 TO $4,000 each The
most expensive house in the town is Nahant hotel which
ing houses, occupied by Catholics Qdakers Unarians
Calvniss, Universalists and Christians The Lairhton
Bank. newly incorporated, with capital OF 100000
will commence business in a few weeks.
The shoe business is the life OF Lynn Only women's
misses and childrens shoes made there Engaged
IN this business there are OF manufacturers who
"cauy on the business" IS; of cutters, or men who
'cut OUT the Shoes IFS of men and boys employed in
making shoes, 2i5s of and boys, but living out OF
town. 900; OF women and girls, employed in binding
town. Ieo0; making Of employees an aggregate OF TO-
OBS. The number Of men and boys employed in making
shoes Is more than seventy per cent larger now than i
was IN ls42-when, however business was very much
depressed The number Of pairs OF shoes made during
the last year 100000 The number purchased from
other towns was $4,000; making, in ALL 900 pairs
The cost oil the material OF these was 5l5 that of
making them S957 o30 making the cost OF the
pairs OF shoes 10 have been The cost OF making
shoes e now about 10th less than il was dozen years
ago Excepting about quarter of the kid and morocco
skns, which is prepared there all the rest OF the material
used in the manufacture OF shoes IL obtained elsewhere
The average earnings of males rs cents and those OF
females Is TO so cents per day. Cutters obtain from 81 10
s2 OF the Is shoe manufacturers now doing busness
in Lynn, % have failed There are "a public schools
koI ns support o. 'nese Tor the presen, year. the town
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cuperier old Br.ndcs, Liquors, Wines, Sc-very supc
or od comae, Ne Plus Ua" and London Dock" vintage
Of 1888, pale and dark
Very ane od Holland Gin
Irish and Scotch Malt Whiskey
Old south Side Madeiras
ODD Brown shernes, Oldham"
Delicious Old Pale Sherry, Lobo"
Very Superior Old Por, hPme Juice"
Old Mamsey C1arets
Hed-eick and P. A. Mumm Champagne
Brown Stout, " Dunbar Sons, London
Scotch Ale, q Campbell d Co.. Edinburgh"
Qld and ane favored Havana and Principe Cigar. se
cnal invited 10 favor with call having bestowed
great and selection o. sock They may
confidently rely upon the gs TTos r%RKEs c
Opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
July lo-3taw3w washington.
National Medical College, wsshingten, ID. G.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES win commence ON
the hrst Monday in November and continue until the end
FACULTY.
Tnosls MLLsR, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
WLnAs JoHssros M D. Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women and Children
Josng. Riley, NJ d. Professor Of Mafea Medca, Therspue
JoHs Fsspsror MAY, D., Professor Of the Principles and
Gssrros Triss NJ d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice
Lr6sAsp D. e1ls NJ D. Professor Of Chsmis,ry and Pharmacy
Rosssr Kiso sross, D. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
JlrEsE Moseas, M. D., Prosector and pemonsustor
Clinical lectures twice week selected rom me WASH
Pee M o course Of lectures, go Denonfsios ticket 80
Good board E fis;s 4 e ~
July lo-2swt5hNcv TN street, between and streets
glass, china Sc small lot Of the genuine for sale
TAYLOR d MAURYs Book store,
--y = -
Nslees Comedies, translated Italian q olaon elaud,
~ and Neh- For sale By FhANoK TAYLOR
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rvCr>OPlEDIA Eneissh ras~r.sure. . selection OF
Y The chctce prcdscicu. % Eash from earliest
he present time, connected By critical biographical history
sdsed b Robert Chsnbs volumes, svo, elegantly Illustrated
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I KNOX WALKER viii practice law In the supreme
" Court Of the United sates prosecution
claims ssanst The government address washington. p.
Mar. fo-u Qs
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THE UNION.

Omcs Of the Cosa. General OF sabsistsaes,
WASHINGTON July H. i649.
cEPARATE PROPOSALS viii received this once until the
Isl day Of October for The delivery Of provisions IN bulk for
ohe United upon inspection ~ follows;
at Nsp Orleans barracks, Louisiana.
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NV DEAR srRi The news from the Parliament Of Great
Britain, this morning, must think, increase the discon-
our neRhbors the other side Of the g. Lawrence
and the lakes not little and that those disconients will
in few years lead separation OF the Canadas, New
Brunswick, &c, &o., from the mother country,
viii those Provinces form themselves into an indepeud
ent nation, or seek connexion with Uuionf Think
the probability greatly in favor OF the latter In my iudg.
by nexaionihe several provinces coming into the
Union equal terms with present thirty States The
free navigation of the ST. Lawrence Is already immense
importance 20 perhaps third OF prese population
and would be OF great value TO the remainder Alter
nexaton, two cutters below Quebec would give
better security against smuggling than 3D. 200
house employees strung along the line that separates from
the British possessions continent am well
quainted with that line, and know great deal OF the inter
ests and character OF the provncas Though opposed
Incorporating with any district densey peopied with the
Mexican raee should be happy TO fsernizs with
northern aud northeastern neighbors
What may be he view of our executive government
the subject know absolutely nothing but think
in saying that twohirds Of people would
ioce the incorporation and the other third soon perceive
Its benefits.
or course am opposed to any underhsndcd measures
on our part In OF the measure any other of bad
faith towards Great Britain Her good WILL IN my view OF
the matter only second that OF the provincias them
selves and that the former would follow the latter
considering the present temper and condition of Chrse
dom--cannot be doubted
The foregoing views have long been in the habit Of ex
may be worth. Faithfully yours, ,,,,.,,.,. -. 1.
We have only to add that we are extremely gratifed
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REMEMBER

There lisa base counterfeit Of this ar
ticle sold as genuine by unprincipled
dealers in medicine in this city. 1t pur-
ports to come from Philadelphia, is
coarseIy put up, and-bears the name Of
"Wistar's Balsam." 1t 10 Of recent or
igin and is endeavon d to be sold on the
reputation of the genuine and original
preparation. Beware Of it, or you will
be imposed upon with a worthless imita-
ton. The genuine bears the signature
Of Sanford q Park on the engraved
wrapper round each bottle, and is sold
in this city emily by
Scovil!& Mead. No. 113 Chartres street
New Orleans; General Agents for the
South and v est.
Sold by PriestIey & Mosby, Canton
E D Ward & Co., do, 7 Blundell, Ben
tou, J G Clark, do. T Morrow, Richland.
Coleman & Co., do, T Brooks & Co.,
Lexington, A L Burlington, do.
May 4 1916
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Plantation # Sale.

NVHE Plantation known as Tpa
Landing on the MississiPPia 81
on the Louisiana side; is offered
at half its value. The tract cola
acres; of which about 300 are d
and the bal. ance well timbsred
but slightly injured by Ibs break
the leveesa mile above, during
ent high water. A batture IS Hal
front and the leVce requires y
ton.
1t is the principal landing Inn
nut Bayou; which sends 70 aDa
bales of cotton annually 10th.
shipment, and is we'll adapted ii'
of business for the Bayou aha
yard.
The improvements are o. Y
character, consisting ola '0DI
frame dwelling. frame cottages
hands. out buildings, andOFchala'
grated fruit, &c
Price, $4,000 cash OF sppIola'
table paper.-FOr further r, RI
apply to w. ,o.s
Vicksburg y
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$500 REWARD.

| will give FIVE HUNDRED DOL
to any person who will produce,
at a less cost, a better, more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague and
Fever, or Chills and Fever, than DR..
Murphy'sSugar- Coated Vegetable Anti.
Fever Pills, will also give Two Hun
bred and Fifty Dollars to any person
who will show a single case where any
injurious effects have attended the use
Of these Pills. They are warranted in
all cases to cure Ague and Fever, Or
Chills and Fever, when taken according
to the directions accompanying them.
WIN. H. MURPHY, M. D.
Each box contains about thirty-fve
Pills, and five Of them are Yellow Su.
gar-Coated Purgative Pills, wrapped up
in a piece Of paper, separate from the
others, and designed 10 act as a mild
cathartic to cleanse the stomach ani
bowels. Price only so cents a box
with full directions. Also,
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

TVHE Subscriber would most respect
u fully inform the citizens Of Madison
and surrounding country, that he is Just
opening a fine and fashionable stock Of
W ATHES and JEWELRY, which he
viii sell on the most reasonable terms,
for cash. Persons wishing articles in my
line are invited TO call and examine for
themselves,
Watches or every variety carefully
repaired on the shortest notice, and war
ranted.
A. W. KING.
Canton, March 80, ie49. %
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NEW GOODS, COME AND
BUY.

WE have just received a large
" stock of NEW and FASHIONA-
BILE GOODS, consisting in part of
Gentlemem and Ladies' Goods
of every description, from the highest
to the lowest prices. Also READY MNDE
CLOTHING Of all kinds sizes and prices
HARDWARE, GLASS WARE CHINA, and
CRocKERY, JEWELLERY, &c, &c, &c, to.
gether with other goods too numerous
to mention. All of which we ARE desir-
u of exchanging on the most favora-
BILE terms, for GOLD and SILVER coin.
The store is now under the control Of
Mr.. Eichelstein, who will be happy to
wait upon his old customers andIsupply
them on better terms than any one else
can do.
SOMMER q co.
.Cantou, April 8, lS49 80
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Anti-Fever Pills.

For the Immediate and Permanent Cure
Of Ague and FeVeT, ChilIs and Fever,
and I'LL other FeverS.
Prepared by VIM. H. Murphy, M.
D., 1874 Pearl St, New York.
To vhom all Orders for the Pills must be
addressed (pOst paid.)
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the
year l847, by VIM. II. Murphy, in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court Of the Southern
District Of New York.
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Life issuance Company,
oF THR sTATE oF M%IsgIssIPPI.

UE AAA4 &&
UVHls CompOy, incorporated by on
q act Of the Legislature at ITS last
session, has been organised under said
law and it is now ready to effect lnsur-
onces on lives, upon like terms with
those adopted by the best and soundes
Northern companies in insuring North
ern persons. When Northern comPa-
MES insure the lives of Southern citi-
zens, they invariably add one half or
one per cent. to the regular rates. Our
table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM to be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half yearly or annually
Rates Of Premium for insurlng One
Hundred dollars on a single life.
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ALSO
DR.. WOodruff's Worn 4

OA' Worn ER
1t is a safe aid efficient rsnlI
Worms. Try ii. Its as cod M,
best and cheap as the cbeaoee.
Read the following stajsnal
effects in cases OF WORMS,
MI. Joseph shipzey,Of huseous
T., says that it brought away s1H
from a negro child Belonging 4
a short time.
Mr.. John ]. Little ofWhiasSi.
says, ! gave II 10 Die tasS add
away fifty worms. lii ~anot6e,cl
cured his negro woman d Tsna, /,
Worm.
The above medicines sfo iuar
fresh and genuine. For sale "
J. WRIGHT & CO, NeV0l
100 CharmI
| E D WARD & Co. Canton, Nd
OLD & CRowELL, LiYia8saai \
J M LEWIS, Vernon
WIN. YATES, Madisonyills,
MOORE & CARPENrEE, jackson
And by Agents in every Iowa
State.
June 16, 1849.
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dA(sstsStppt crFoIE
~ r-BlsheD LIVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BIZ John N. MONTGOMERY,

al three dollars a year, If paid within one
Ron,h from the time Of subscribing, II not
paid within that time, at Five dollars a year.
due, and viii be sued for all cases, at the ex-
piration Of the month.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar PEI
square, payable on the first insertion, and VIII
be sued tor in n ediateIy, if not paid. yearly
advertising as eretofore.
Articles Of o personal nature, wheneye au-
mitted, will be charged at the rate Of I"o
dollars for every .eG lines for each insertion
Political circulars or public addresses, ioI
the benefit Of individual persons or companies
viii be charged as advertisements, and at the
same rates. ~,
Announcing Candidates for Office, sly.
All lob Work must be paid for on dellV -
Postage on .etters INST be paid, OF they Will
not be attended to,
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REMOVAL.

NVHE subscriber has removed 10 Mr..
= Leonard's new shop on the west side
Of the square, He tenders his thanks to
his former patrons, and respectfully
asks a continuance of their patronage,
His tOOrk and materials shall be orthe
best quality, his Boots and Shoes war
rented to fit.
Rnn AAyN