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Dentistry.

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ATTORNEY s. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
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" judicial District, and in the higher
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mercial Row.
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TO Claimants.
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he Undersigned having provided himself
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Steam Boat Landing--lakes this me nod of
informing the pubic that be il prepared to
receive andforward e produce ofthe county
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vicksburg, Jackson aud
Brandon Railroad.


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Jackson san
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BRICK BRlCK [

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S. BELL W. o. RoDNEY.
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Merchants,
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EE ILL give particular attention to the
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DR.. " Baldwin,

PHI SitIAN AND SURGEON
DES TENCE as formerly, on Tie
ma Gre nwood'' Plantation, adjoining
the Plantation Of Fielding Davis, Esq.
Feb II, 1850. svl
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A Ale and CERTAIN cure Ior Jonsump
ton Of the Lungs, splitting ofB God, Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis
Hopping Cough, and all pulmonary afee
tons.
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I important.

Fort Adams, Janay. 10th, 1880 Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

from Lord PGlmerston, and recommende1 L. w Wv
"a TIE maximum Ambaaasdorial salary, WIN otl'
srs in proportion Consular agents ~ltn eA"ao Ht
any Rn o' ford Sorms 1s'' at
ps,is recsiyer $4,000 year and e hotel tDe
capita OF q country whoae commerce With EngAod
is los comosrabe to that of the United 3'ate'
And nd .imiar monstrous acts OF sheer punde' per
vede the Engli.h diplomatic system. Neverthe
Isss5 the recent emocrasic gathering in Scotland,
ia represented az fsure-2000 instead OF 900,
rs promised, being present Ifsuch be the apathy
d the people, they must expect to bs swinded
In noticing the recent huatling and cas'lgauos
Haypau got from the men Of Barclay & Perkins ~
Brewery London, ii would be well to state fnat
the Times publishes list Of those who auHeLea
pr contra by Hungarian hsnds Taken a. me
worat, it does not defend Haynau He stripped
Hung arian ladies' and scourged them, and hanged
prisoners in cold blood For auch al incarnation Of
ledbanded ruHianism to obttude himself upon the
people of England, while Europe echoes WITH his
crimes is to insult public opinion. If it c1aid be
understood that all such b,utes, Nicholas OF Russia
included would be hanged the instant they set
# OF out OF their own territories, it would strike
terror to their hearts and unnerve the arms OF pc
lltical headsmen W. R.F'
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GERMANY
Revolution by the Hector of nesse.t

Revolution by the Hector of Resse-Uassel
Crest sensation mas been created by the news re-
ceiyed shat the Elector of Hesse, by the advice Of
his reaciionary Ministers, has declared the whole
of his Electorate in state Of siege and subject to
martial law. ation-which was posted
on the walls of the public places and corners Of
streets at Cassel, on the night of Sept g, between
and o'clock, by the gensdarmes, supported by
strong military detachment, to prevent former
from being interrupted and nsulted by the people
-~is worded as tollows
We Frederick William l. by the grace OF God
Elector and Sovereign Lanjgrays Of Hesse, &c.
&c. The breach OF the constitution committed by
the parliament itself, and the insuffciency OF the
existing laws to prevent state of anarchy and
confusion, make it imperative on us to take extra
ordinary measures in thia emergency, and we
have therefore thought proper, after hearing the
opinion Of our ministers OF state, to exercise the
prerogRtva vested In US by virtue of the s5.h
paragraph of the consultation AID therefore oydsin
esfoiloWh
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INTERCHANGEABLE.

The official Journal Of the Ttco Sictlies publishes
royal decree, declaring that the punishment, Of
death will be incurred by any violation of the sau
itary Gordon established along the coast OF in
other parts ofthe Kingdom.
Ihe Statute, of Florence, ofthe Sd inst quotes
letter from Naples, stating tina. four Generals and
great number of officers of the army had beep
dismissed the service, and that four Commissaries
ofPolice Of that Capital had been superseded in
their Offices.
a letter from Palermo states that the trial of the
sixteen political offenders accused before the Grim
inal Court had concluded by the acquttal Of thir
teen the condemnation to the hunks Of one, and TO
death oftwo.
very remarkable engineering blunder bas
cauaed the entire destruction OF dry dock built
near the Molo of Naples, at an outlay of some
$4,000. Yesterday the whole fabric fell in from
the pressure OF water, fortunately when no work
men were on the works. The blame ia attributed
10 Prince lschitela, the Minister of War. 4 an.
pears the King had been warned by soma Nea
poitAn engineers that The walls were too slight;
and for some time past the works were pronounce I'd
as unsafe by more than one English gentleman,
whose professional knowledge at once discovered
the error. Had the accident taken place Sd ut
time earlier than it did, hundreds Of lives would
have been lost.
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selfliRRthe OnestIon.

sundry of the socalled powers have determined
to settle the difficulty, and have held conference
stIschl in Austria, the result Of which is as fol.
lows:
Russia will communicate to the Court of Berlin
IFS disspprova of the line ef policy it hss hitherto
pursued Peter Duke of Oldenburgh, will be NOM
inatsd to succeed TO the throne of Denmark. Hol-
stein and auenburgh will continue to form part
Of the Germanic Confederation. Russia will re-
rounce the right Of succession that ahe has over &
part of Holstein namely, on KEEL in the case Of
the accession OF the line Of Augustenburgh, which
would put it in possession of the important port of
KieI. The principal question is in what way to
compensate the line OF Augustenburgh.