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o. other proper officer, underf such rule
and regulations AZ said convention ahaI
pfglcfibe; and the proper officer SO con
Quoting the election for the adoption ofsai,
! proposed consultation, shall make lhi
and fall return ofthe votes polled lor Az,
lagainsl such proposed constitution. % IA.
Secretary Of State, as isnow required b,
law inrelatlon to The election Of the Gov.
ernor
Sec. q. BE & further enacted, That Il,
Secretary Of State shall. on the first Mon.
day Of October, ] $50, make returns Of al
the votes that may Be IN his Office. 10 ne
Governor Of the state. who. hefeupon.
shall Immediately submit the same 10 he
Auditor Of Public Accounls, the State
Treasurer and Secretary Of State; and shall
proceed 10 open and count the same; and H
itshall appear that majority fthe votea
90 taken end returned, shall he in favor Of
the proposed constitution, the Governor
shall issue his proclamation, requirin the
sheritss OF other proper officer, 70 hold
elections for members Of The Legislature,
who shall be elected in accordance with
the present appoEtionment, with authority
to give the proposed and newly adopted
constitution validity and effect: Provided.
that informality in the returns the votes
shall not vitiate such polls, ifthey shall
fairly sci forth the proceedings had in con-
Quoting such election: and provided fur.
ther, that If any returns from any Of che
counties shall not be made 70 the Secreta.
~ Of States In any Of the elections held an.
der the proyisionsof this acl, Within
days after tho holding Of such election, the
Governor shall, by special messenger, call
on the proper officer for a transcript Of the
polls, which may BE- BY him retained
which transcript, or a certified copy there.
Of shall be considered valid
Sec. 8. Bait further enacted, That a
he general election held on the first Mon.
lay and day following, in November, ls4a.
I shall be the duty managers ofthe elee.
ion, at each precinct in every county IA
his state, TO ask Of each and every voter
he is inlavor Of, or against the
aid convention, and the votes Cor and a.
yainst the same shall be taken and return.
d, as is provided for in this act.
JOHN j. McRAE,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
DABNEY LIPSCOMB,
sss6 President Of the Senate.
Approved, March 3, I64e.
JOSEPH w. MATTHEWS.
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latchcz; and Eastern Clarion, Pauldihe
will publish the above once a month, unit
orbid, ioF which they will be paid the sam
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THE MUTUAL
LIFE INsUR ANCE COMPANY.

HyHlS Company. incorporated by an &C
oflhe Legislature a. iss last sessions
has been organized under SAID act, and IS
now ready % effect insurances on lives,
upon like terms with these adopted By the
best and soundest northern companies IN
insuTlng northern persons. Whens NORTH
era compan les insure the lives Of Southern
citizens. lheyi invariably add one halfor one
halfor 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-yeafly, Or annually.
Rates Of premium for insriNg One Hun
dred Dollars on q Single lJe.
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i Az
means, and ls now exercising ior such un
lluslihable ends. And Ia this great work
We invoke Tie energetic and uniting aid a
! every patriot and every friend 10 popular
liberty and free government assuring them
that We shall endeayor not u be wanting
I in honest Efforts 10 accom- llsli that part d
The work Of reform which may deyolve
On us
Bnts while the "Union" will be mainly
devoted q politics, il will moi overlook the
demands 81 the domestic circle I. IL will
contain all the important news Of the day,
and dcvole a reasonable portion Of ils COLI
umns 70 matters of interest relating 70
science, the art, and general literature.
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TERMS.
Daily, per year, $40 90.
Seml-W Weekly, published lri-week-
~ during the session Of Con
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Five copies Of the Daily, for $40 O0l
Five copies Of the Semi. Weekly 20 90
Ten copies OF the /" 80 90 |
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DO made ia advance.
Distant subscribers may forward Us money by
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ain 30 per cent for their commission.
OJ,We request the favor OF all our exchanges
Q give the above an insertion in their papers.
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J. p, CUsHMAN. JOHN p. sTocKARD,
CUSHMAN a. STOCKARD,
ATTORNEYS at LAW

OXFORD, MISS,
will attend the Circuit Courts in this
and the neighboriug cOuuties, the u. S. Dis.
trict Court at Pontoloc. and The Chancery
Court at Holly Springs. All business en-
trusted 10 their care will receive prompt
attention.
In this association the practice in the
Probate Court in Lafayette county will be
49, r.--.;-- AZ c..sL.,aas.
will alonS.
July Is, ls4s-l6.f.
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Two dollars apd d1g cents d aastncs-
Three dollars e PAID within sIr nsaikr
and Three collars md fIIy cenIs. if rs1.
neni BE- delayed until lhe expiration 81 -
year. ne shsclp.ioa taken l6r lcss lhaa
1iK nonin. esd no rsesi discontinued 81.
IlI ~ aIIaf44 el ere PAD. 11Ie.s a -
ol.s0 g. he ft0pf'tiofs
ADVERTISING
koI every Isn lines = |rra. a. inr,ris
DE- go % each continuance 50 cent?
faf TeaflT airerI erI. h fefr ||heal
'teHcii1n vail ~ Arat|re "
Is101I r1IaIr r1rrI
e. Fcl tanc..1 can t|.a 'of 7.4
n Desired o.ss Itn u.s. coan|1 -
sc cellars
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Medical COpartnership.
DRS. CONKgY & THONPSOy

HAVING associated themselves in their
profession, respectfully tender their
services 10 the public; and from the c1per-
lance Of the former Of more than twenty
years practice; and that ofthe latter, in
practical Surgery while in the Army Of
Occupation in Mexico, hope to merit a
continuance Of the confidence and patron.
age oflhe community. The services Of
both can DO had without extra charge.
nsrO6ice the west side side Of the pub.
lie sqnare.
o1roRD. Mss. Jan. 10, IslO.-sO-em
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HliE undersigned have purch .ed re
entire stock Of Goods of Nelson q
Wendel, and are determined % keen ~
same large and varied slocks. Grmerlv
kept BY them. We respectfully rennsi1
On elimination Or our Goods end prices 81
the friends Of The Ole drnl, and al others
deslEIng b purchase. and kuaFanIse ihar
both shall please. We viii offer rrs', -.
dueemenis 70 cash buyers, and 70 punciaal
men, on ihe usual credit.
we shall receive by next Steam Boat
large loi Of Groceries which y in Be ga
a The lowess possible price.
wendell A SEiEG0G.
Jan ., lslo. -s7-sf
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~ EwARD TICKETS lor pupiIs q,
School iof sale q this ofss1.
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OXFORD
FEMALE ACADEMY.


NOIIe next session Of this school will
commence on the 10Th day of Febru-
AIRY next, under the supervision Of Mr..
a. L. LEWIS, as Principal, an able and
experienced teacher, who will be aided by
competent assistants, all Ofwhom, are well
qualified to discharge their respective du-
Ties. We can safely recommend them to
The confidence and patronage Oflhe public.
The course Ofstudy will be that usually
pursued in the best Academies. The class.
Is are divided into primary and academi-
cal departments, the latter into three Oh
visions.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
and Geography.
ACADEMlCAL DEPARTMENT.
FIRsr CLAss.-IIistory Of the Uniied
States. Arithmetic. English Grammar, with
daily exercises in reading and writing
SECOND CLAss.-Nalural Philosophy.
Ancient and Modern History, Rhetoric,
BOtony, Watts on the mind, Physiology
and Chemistry.
TmRU Glass;. Astronomy, Natural
lnif0SUpuys r1UUErtIas siIO crl~tss, 49,
al aud Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, Boto-
ny. Chemistry, Lain and French langua-
ges, and Mathematics.
To those desiring il, will be taught 0rna-
mental Needlework, and Music on Piano,
and strict attention given to select reading,
aud deliniiioA through the
whole course.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
pIimiry Department. so OOI
AcadsnieaI Department
FIRST Claea 10 50
Scr. - , cias. =. * ~ ~
Jseof Instrument for Practising, 5 90 |
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90 |
expenses so
boarding can be had at the Academy,
d. viih private families Of es per month, /
wdhinp and candles extra charge. One
haf of The price for tuition and boarding
vi Be required % be paid ia advance.
RhrRT SHEEGoeG, Jacob THoMrsoN.
ia howRy, JANIS SrocKARD,
81 n. BKlcHEH, ZEBINA CoNKEY.
"a. laws, TFuStees. II
January il, 1870, -4s-5m. 4
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OXFORD AIIAI.E ACADEMY.

IyHIS Institution viii Sc fe-opened on
The % of July, BY ]. W. RISEN end
Al. III. CONKEYs who have rendered The
most entire satisfaction since j has been
under their charge The Classics and
different branches Of an English Ednea.
lion will be thoroughly taught, and young
Gentlemen win be well prepared FOR en-
lering the University.
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The southern, Jackson; Democrat, Co.
lumbusi Organizer, Oxford; Free Trader,
Natchcz; and Eastern Clarion, Pauldihe
will publish the above once month, unIi
forbid, loF which they will be paid the sam
rates allowed the state Printer by law.
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Upon postpaid appliesiions, the forms
Necessary ior ah applicau, fOr insurance.,
/ VII B. LnmI-hnl. - 80
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Our Tclegraphic dispatches give good general
o,,,,.. Of tho ten dsys history Of Europe brought
hy the America. On the whole the aspect Of
,a.,rx il. encouraging, though still couded, In
.one ou.rter. by doubt and uncertainty. Itisso
,om,oon thing b hear Of cities barricsded and
ling, de;hroned that we feel an unusual relief At
Receiving news which are at all Manipulating.
In France. the great criss has passed. and the
organization Of the Repablic il virtually complet
cd. 90 far a. its present form is concerned The
Inauguration Of President NAroLE0S wRs per
lorned simply and unos,entstiously, aud with
more cheerful compliance on the part Of the Op
position than we had anticipated. Tho ncW prcs.
dent mas thus far acted with much prudence and
moderation, but the most difficult part Of his task
Ia yet to come The formidable opposition Of the
Assembly IL 70 be met and. slsud he remain faith
fa TO hs republican declarations, the hostility of
the Legtimists snd Orlsanists The party of the
National, however, shows a willingness. o. pre
serve civil quiet, At all hazards and the prospcc,
al repose aud restored commercial activity e
grateful to the people, after their painful expe
Renee Of Revolution that there is little reason L
spprehend another political convulslon The Re
public 10 no longer an experiment IN France.
In Italy, things remain Ia st0fH quo The Pope
10 at Gaeta, and the Deputies are at Rome. From
present appearance, there is no probability Of a
speedy compromise between the two parties the
conditions demanded by the former are too exact
ing. and the latter find 1t difficult 10 recede from
the bold stssd they have taken. We must. how
ever, make considerable allowance for the &C
counts which reach as.
The principal item Of interest from Contra
Europe, is the war between Austria and Hun
gary. The occupation OF Presburg, the old im
penal city OF the Huns, by no means decides tho
question. The strong passes and detiles OF tn,
CnPsthians will yet witne" many savage strue
gle with the impscablc Magyarhordes, and unles
sooner settled by treaty or compromise, the ~ a
will coat an immense amount Of blood and treasur,
~ Austrla
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Thirtieth Congress.
-ENATE


TIE members wcic 0alei o. order al Loon' ts
tho t.c.. pr.,.tent
INTRODUCTION o. 4 NFw sEN,ToR.
Mr. Dallas presented the credentials OF VIZ
-. ,.,,rys ~. ,.. senate .f.,t from PcunsyI
vs,ts NJ CoorER after b,.us duly .4slhci took
BIZ. sest PETITIONS
Nar.Hls memorials All petitions were pre-
seutef among - Oh were me- Tor Dliylns thr
TsrH aud others in favor of tn reduction 1f postage
,v-,~.,,> as .-.rv rs>sroN law
-, fNifN''.N ~ ''I q, 49, 20,
~ . - 49,. ~, $50, &C.,. ,h..
'~"'" 70 49, 49,. 49,, li.
p'h'on lAH' ~ s'.-'ls o., '.,,, -,.,.s4 -,
sic: incurred during Tie ate which Vas adopted
h'l'Nhf' 90 h"' ~ -N u o..
The bii 900 favor OF ue Assis"-'s '' mum.
lsds W 90 ihoUoh ,-A'H "f
Mr. w t-lt'iI oi ia. spuht H "iI"'''i'" 80
tie Dill When De- bad concluded IN iaitLr1 clhsu'I
alton Il tae Bill 49, pos'ppn'd-
AhrrClioN &C. POSTAGE.
Nr Niit- of Conn moved @ Naet thc h.I ''f
the Reduction Of Postage tn order 90 lt jay l"r Mon
DAY ueyi h. sad ttst % ~ss fl-h me The senate
should Transact CON, gu'c N..r. itWas nov some
sl> w'ess Sine Con-rss hai confirmed. eni /! . iD'
pr's'n vine noih'Ns OBJ ~5 '' p'I' '"'. "'' pr !,
thr danger vas ih1i 'HfoH' ol tl's'
Importance would De- nre'or Zee con'litfd lN''
tnr hil was crc Of great moment aud ~ most -
sideratun would oIIy consume day ur two IT'S dr-
termination was ~ insist upon d. early action a. the
senate ia reference tot Ihr motion ~ss adopted
pfpcIFNr AUTHORIZATION FILL.
Mr.ArHtRro> of y ~ moved tD take ui' tie bnl
prov ding Tor deficiencies m the sppfopr for tn'
a.t hscal year which serc,d To-. Various amend
inent. were offered and deceased some Of when were
-greed to.
FURcHAsE oF AsTRoNo'ic Al iNsrRvNkNTs.
An mtndmcut was offered o. tire bll emhrac-
ing an appropriation Of 5000 for the purchas" Of sun
dry n,tru ,neu,s t. be employed In the continuation Of
certain Astronomical observations
This gave rise 10 al animated debate OF considerable
length.
Mr. PEARef Of Nj. supported the amendment
and said that the chict object OF me h''I uinsNt'
was 10 cnsbie the ooserv'r 70 ase.i.s'i ,Nv
psisNsh. Po''' - s'o'' '''f
n Nrrs,f Cam fhnuc ht that there was no
W - a.. .,,,.. .,..i.
mead o' inc puuic '',''tc H'i, - -, f,si
uon 'Vu'u Or n''1' ~ t.,,.i .he5re. H.
'VO ,t - .,t 49,. ,,.t.,.c, "a tho Lite ,. =
Aiuo'o 10 Gun ''. ~ 49, ,b p..5 -. in
p.oll"s LNi t',hs "a s,. shor-. lie ..d
me nsrt.o fIo,. \vie brought back to this country
- 80, c,,rte-h.len,. the ,xp.use involved Ia The
ndr,hing A. for hi, part he ,ould MT countenance
such ,i,nsry f,l,,s III. thought that science should
10 Ion tree 10 prosecute discoveries aud could gene
rsliv do 50 successfully unsidcd by legislation Or Gov
eminent support
Mr. PrAK,L SAID that he believed Mr. NILS
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NEW-YORK LEGIsLATUKE.

rfNATE-.- AtHA>Y Friday, Jan u
bll ~u passed today 4 amend Toe chartef OF me
American Bapu.t Home Missionary society Also
smother incorporate tte Trustees o. the Astor L9rs
~ Association Passed - 10 l. The negative va
Mr. FLoYD
Mr BoKKE gave notice Of bin 10 amend the L'Gry
Loans
FUNDS ~ CorRr ~ ATFkAi.
Nr FrtiKH 0-efcd fs,.. alton calling upon ue
Clerk Of tie Court Of AyPess ior in'1fmAiiln As -
hat 1ispo-ifru had been inside % ignds 10 hs hsnds
or Et,thtr the had heru s-nt 10 County Treas
urers exp snst1n. ~err gwen ani ihe resolution 49,
laid over
NfaGARA FAIrs sUsFEN-foN sEIDCE
The bill relative 90 TIE Niagara tali. -l.Per'ion
Bridge taken up II Clum.ttee OF thc Whole
Mr. SIXTH pf1y. sed an Amendment, iall persln
liability On this debate grew up and TIE amend
msni w.. rejected Mr. JoHNsoN pruposei Al amend
men, 10 favor - rsiucns the to. ahich 49,, rejected
Ias o-i ~n then ordered O. tniri reading
rAEDoNINe FoWEA
he till rcIsi.on % the paf11rins power q the
Governor va taken Up and discussed severe. snenf
mcut. were adopted one lr favor - giving TOE Gov
eruof power Il ealing upon tie public prose, ut1r 10
case o. pardon being sssed The tll tot IL ed
20 when the senate itlourued
ASSEMBLY
NOTICES of EiLLs
Nr CRoss gave n1ic- @ b ior the election q Jls
t.cfs al Clerk ior zoe Brook IN Ngucipsl Court
NJ CAvrHELL b-lu.h. Ia = 5l. g. Incorporate in'l
rance &. uyancs
NJ Wl1ri gave notice of b.i ior appointing Com
missioner. O. D. 4.fc int- t4e s0.vcucy q in.lrsnce
Compares
NJ foisra gave notice OF -t.l & amend The New
.Ts l....s 49,
The Weather.
The weather q cold 1he mercury vas down = Do
a j. degrees below zero.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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SENATE wAmSoroS Thgr,dsy, Jan. II.
There was some debate this morning on a re-
solution introduced BY Mr. BKNrox dree ing the Sec
re,ary OF the Sen.ie o. employ suitable person pre-
pare an analytical INDEX the az. Of the Uued state,
passed since ~ which finally adopted
The SenAte was engaged on private bills during
the remainder O. TIE session
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
Afer prayer. the journal hsyib- been read
NJ T BrrLlR kf,c OF "a. called Tor tie order
OF business,
Tie ~rFAAsR announced the irst business DO or
der g. BE- resolution 20 prin, OBJ copies OF rePor,
Of he Io2ogs2sica EarDeer' reiSure 10 the improve
rn-n, Of the Hsr5or q Buffalo
". WlNrWoRrH wished & know what had
become If TIE bushes, which before them
when they adjourned yesterday the resolution ria
I've TO slavery 10 the D..uict
The sFEaNrK said that the notion g. reconsider
HAVING prevailed The resolution tccs % place 90 The
calendar 10 vi rni'hed business
Mr. .>rvoRrH-Ald viii never be reached
szsin n session
Tie ~rt,ssR--l, may be if the order % business
BE pr.c.etsd With
Nr H.Llo. y y was entitled o. the foor on
tie resolution print snt msde some remarks IN sup
port Of g. ID reply % the rcmsrSs OF Mr. IooNa' on
After some farther remarks by Ncssrs THoNr
sos ~ -cHxNCk oi Onto sni HsNrEi OF Ind
Nr \INTuN ~ ono moved that The use rc-
sl.c INTO Committee 90 The Whole. which $50 carried
and the con.deraiion ~ the Civil snd diplomatic NP-
preparation biA being resumed,
Mr. ENHKtE oi lad. procecdet % make some
remarks ayou the Mileage question ilustratin- ne IN
equality and injustice 90 ih, as u ~ present existed
hf To- OprrsflIr. some mcuihvrs received =. nAch
so per d.y daring the time Congress ,st IT, also
aisetcd O. the eNrsvsgsnt sssrie- paid q ocss oi
the Government which be- va. Ia favor Of reforming
wei the Mncasc 81 Congress Tor they attended
III the o-e. now but ak hours when the ss required
them o. attend Alec io the abus". 90 Members ot
CoL.r-.. scting Themselves books and The abuses oi
the Thanking privilege.
Mr.. Nr>AFIE ~ y followed. commencing ~ pro.
posln. au amendment Co. pay the sc'aA travelling rN
pcnsrs OF members sIi = per Gay tor IN umc "ccu
pied iu conin- ard pronitiuns the payment ol CON
.tniot.yr Mileage - senators Tie Thought n"N''e'
thnt members ui Cons were not paid 'n'aSn HAa
600 -ht br psid moro. llc dstiusud Hl"Ays ~ 500
the rttr.it-m az tnnsr who wrrr Always Nsl'- INV
people and thereupon be- proceeded I" pihl', Us o"'
. constituency a most noble aud ni-n m'"''' i''F
Il.fr tti. be- DIVORCED % an attack upon
,ftsr ana letter fters whom NJ 70 'u~"t N"'' -
lt n.atl ni- cnl.it' ration ,t
Nr. GkEhlll ucNt oh aimed the lnur Ifor = lu'i ~
y.it "a nis r.riarks see The Mileage pc'Nic. III
another column
~ toe Committee rose ami Nr NiNroN '''i''
resolution to terminate debate Ia onc houf 'l''' sV"-
mt Commit. WI b VAs adopted
Joe Committee 900 Mileage then presented f'P'',
% the reception which Mo ~rErltNs ui "a ool'''td
suI the House .|fUrrFu
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Controller. Report.
Nf~No.s Err.f.. offi.s. saturday Is
GrN1IFNEN A ans. Of what q due y Y


GENTLEMEN 4 sense of what 10 due 10 us. IN com
fAs fr@ss -fft- if W 20 20 8
.s,t m .r.n- 80 Cali-l~f t-a sr.frf "i F1Hh
.ro-.ef Dbl Ile TrvH.e tl. nor. - fai aifi ii
A been Uttaf BIZ r . fen fsfr't sfif .'
Erfsfag = ffaa. pht~. aropf tN fff-f f@.-' "
lf.sHf. sli false l-uiN} .-1i o. i.- ''-f PIT
i.tnr. of rho JAv-a ~H.t 30 tN.'i-n'Hr
isp1. 20 putr property. 80 stI --r~ Nil e. - N
'elt f0 'l~ astfsf h--i~
AN MILAN. ft4r.ss of. s, ll- hnsie"
For the Information, as well Tor other papers as
the Express we take occasion to say thai neither the
Editors Of this Journal any person connected with
II, are obnoS1u. e. the charge at sending Public Docu
meats to some and Withholding them from the other
Papers
fne extract reierr, 90 from the Controllers Report
wa. handed t. W NJ o'clock on Ihursday, the day
that IL WAS communic4 ted % the Legislature. ~ 4
% clock our paper went t. press and on nisy morn
n. the earliest moment prActcAnirl the h,,~"s
nraal cent to all It, exchanges IN the tty VI Ne"-
York Tn TribHHe could only have o. tancl th,s eN
tract from Thursday J1hrHdr 40 the ottef Ne" OK
papers might have done for their saturday morning
editions. Nos"' r'o' '""'"'-.
IL We publish the above ia Justice i' the
Ereams Jgapnai We received the Journal containing
the abstract referred to. Friday evening - ma,
aud Of courso transferred Il 10 our columns II We
were ahead VI AL OF our neghbors In publishing the
abstract il va. certainly not IN consequence oil any
special favor On TIE part our friends oi The JoA'"ai
nor any rciuarkable expenditure OF effort On cur own
part We presume our ooicmporsHe' enJoyed Inc
same facilities % ourselves and had they o'erhAued
their Albany exchanges they might have iound al i
made note Of the same.
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puu.psIrmA- Friday, Jas ~
The foreign news though not OF an eA0"'"s
character b. beea the rain object OF sfsssnoa W.
morsins.
The keen fro., Of iaa D. ht completely esosss "s
Delaware Th. river ugh, sofeasi OF Inc esy' ~
/. blocked ~ sRa hesvy Ice eli the vsy 70 0fssS'
The city iee boat down far 80 Cheser: tesS'asy.
uith Il. large tow took osi sac oohxes 10 <e~a
,,ry SLOWLY ana ~ith the utmost csatioa -.
VIII arm market TOR -Four. fhs'r - WV ".us
demand Tor shipment aai Gales are limit d u sSef~
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ia Y-llow Al a., Oss southern ne vorta H.
cotton . baoysnt sni very ir. rstes arc ooeihet
fair quality seeds. no alteration IN INC nShet -
clover 10 worth - - . - pei ea ps,A fs,st Bat
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ruent To 10 Continent PORK Me's ~'7h 81 -
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vhissy scarce 1t 25c for Coal the demand rather
better 10 Cd rst-s
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