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Hon. HENRY s. FooTE.-This distinguished
gentleman arrived at his home, in Kinds county,
Mississippi, on Sunday the 30th ult. On Monday
he addressed the people Of Raymond and Vi cinity
at length, and accepted the nomination as candi-
date for the State Convention. On the night Of
Wednesday, the I'd instant he addressed large
audience in Jackson, the State capital Of Missis-
sippi, in defence Of his position and opinions. On
Thursday, the Sd instant, he left Jackson for Mad
ison county, whence he will go on canvass,
through some Of the eastern counties, arranging
his trip so as to be in Jackson at the May Con-
vention.
General Foote'S opinions as politician are well
known to the democracy Of Mississippi. When
they elevated him to his present exalted position,
Quitman, Gwin, and others, who canvassed,
actively for the Senatorial distinction, caste
aside with scarcely votes enough to leave record
that they had been candidates. 1t is without doubt
that ripe scholar, enlightened civilian, and
a powerful orator, General Fooe is without a
rival in the dominant party in his State while as
an American, as devoted friend of the Union, he
is the admired of all parties.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

~ The undersigned hereby gives will
the Superintendent ROOM No Is Huncpa Hall every FRIDAY
from 10 to IL o'clock NJ the purpose receiving
,mining bills and communications and attending other
business requiring his action during the the Board
Charges against the and Library for lectures and salaries
Of its officers properly certified pay roll Of
teachers, all bills for Of schoohouses and poe services
accordance with existing conects-may be presented
prevail without the intervention the
All other claims audited by approved
by the Board of Directors, the unde will draw
the Treasurer them.
undersgned touching the
the Puhis Schools should be left with JOHN CALHOUN, E.q
Secretary of the Board, bis Office Municipal
J. s. COPIES,
President OF the Board of Directors of Public scbools
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The LATE PRoF. WEBsTER's LABORATORY.
The many appliances of the late Professor Web
ster's Laboratory were sold at auction the Goth
ult There were many unique articles of appara-
tus, but the most Of them were useless, as they
had been made for experiment. The Laboratory
brought less than $500, although the sale lasted
over two hours.
The magnet once owned by the distinguished
Lavoisier, one of the beheaded Of the French Revo
luton, brought only SIS 25
In this connection we may state that at the aue
ton of Prof. Webster's Library, week before last
his name was erased from all the books except one
and which book is now in the possession OF wei
known literary gentleman, who has one of the
largest collections Of autographs of any person in
the country. This book contains the Professor s
signature, written in a bold and dashing manner.
It escaped the detection of the family by of the
leaves adhering to the cover.
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y ICE-50 casks, in store and for sale by
III apps BAREl.Li & co. 81 Common st.
ORANGES, LEMONS, ALMONDS, WAL
~ NUTS. etc.-Now landing bark Gandolfo. from
ans N"' W. BARELLi & co. 81 Common st.
nROP MANNA-A small invoice in store and
IL for sale by BAREI.LI 81 co. 81 Common st.
MARBLE SLABS-500 slabs Italian Marble,
ans III ''''' "''' BARELII & co. III Common st.
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TENNESSEE BLOCK FOR THE WASHINGTON
MoNusENT.--We learn from gentleman iron
Hawkins county, that the block of Marble ordered
by the last General Assembly to be sent as spe
simen of Tennessee marble, and placed in the
Washington Monument, is now complete and ready
Tor delivery. Ii is four feet long, OF dark, varIe
gated, neh looking marble, highly polished, and
bearing The inscription in raised characters:
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The citizens Of Charleston 8 q arc vary much
concerned Al the establshmsnt Of = ia,oe dano, al
gunpcwdsf in the heart Of the ci,y. Thev think
selected. lex. paper. s"ou' NC
We always thought there was too much combus.
tibte material in tina, little State; but we supposed
the disunonists had calculated the dangers o gun.
powder before they determined treason to the INV.
ernment
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PANORAMA oy CUBA-This beautiful series Of scenes Is
now on exhibition at the Armory Hall. 1t Is well worth
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~' S"h-u must De pfesefVed
Hawkins county has also contributed IA block of
marble OF similar dimensions and character TO the
SAME structure, from her rich aud nexhaustible
mines. Both blocks We're taken from the quarry
anu dressed al the manufac,ory of our enrerprising
Rogersyille. 1Nashyille WIG. N1A''' NV.
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adams s. 90.
CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EXPIRES

sY" ADAMS g. co. will forward Express to Cali.
fornia, by steamship ALA MA Chagres on
TUESDAY, the sth inst.
Express the Ishmus charge messenger
poyed that purpose and is Immediately shipped
Mail Steamship Companyl Psnaina
PECULIAR FACILITIES granted by thai line thereby
at all tin to transport SPEED every description
Of merchandise committed hands.
Packages be IN water proof order, and
lbs lbs in weight or cubic iest in
RATES GREATLY REDUCED Insurance for any amount
vi desired ap3 2dp ADAMS & co. 70 Camp street.
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Il is stated in the Monthly Magazine for Aprl.
city colossal figure Of Mr.. Webster BY Hiram Powers.
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RIVER FAyoRs-Om thanks to steamer Gem, for late
Memphis papen
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CUSTOM-HOUS Sc SALE.

New Orleans s.
No Magazines
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MADAME DWELL

ID ESPECTFulLf informs the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
II ru that she has arrived from Europe and be con
shifted residence No As Old Leyee and Espsnads
Streets opposite Mint Present. and Failure events
Hs. Consuatort--Genlemen 81 Ladies SOC. APPS lw-
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In the city Of New York, the value OF the land
sst apart for public pumps, parks, pleasure grounds
Sc., i Is 1856 900.
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W. ass indsbsd 70 he Cncinnatus for Louisville and Gin
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NNANTED-A Young Man, with from $50

VNANTED--A Young Man. with from $50 to
w $50, engage light business for the Summer BY
which he make from 50 to "a day. and have the
advantage OF learning good trade For an interview and
particulars, please apply to 8. ANDREWS,
APPS 3tt at the Intelligence Office, l23 POydras ST.
OST OR STOLEN-On Monday, 7th inst,
II an Alphabetical POCK ET-BOOK, containing a Cash
OF the First Municipality for Eleven Thousand rive
Of Davis, Graham, MeLeand Martin. Also, other notes
and papers, OF yalue but the owners, ray
stopped on the above The possessor will sch obge
the undersigned by leaving Leeds Foundry OF az this
office (apS 3ts1 FRANCIS MARTIN.
fEAAe TONIC AlsHNCf-NO, 50 Camp street
A CERTAIN antdots against Constipation of the Bow
IA els, Torpor OF the Liver, indigestion, Palptaton OF
the II cart Termination of Blood the raip Nervous Head
aches, Chls and Fever, etc.
RECOMMENDED
II. K. w HILL Esq. President ii. b. Basoombe.
Matthew Watson Esq Gen. Sam Houston,
III. " N. Gwir Capt. w. =. Fuller,
tir. W. u. kesne. and others. apag Iysp
l EOX'S STARCH-300 boxes in store and for
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>yICK TRAvELLING.-fhe steamship Florida
arm At Savannah on the LIST instant, in sixty.
hs1 s0e. from New York.
ING ~ sship Osprey arrived at Charleston or
~ - in sixty-fve hours from Phiadel
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The municipal ELECTION Yesterday.

In the First Municipality, the canvass resulted
in the election of the following gentlemen to the
Council:
FIRST Vard-R. Hagan, wing. Paul Pecouet, do. w. N.
Blake, DEM
Second Ward-Wm. Laughin. R. Richardson. dem.
Third Wdrd-Joseph Lanata, Jules Ben, whig.
Fourth Ward--J. l.. Eabre whg, II. Peire, dem.
Euth Ward--(se0rge Clark, wing, Clement Ramos den.
Sirh WGyd-J A. Bonnevai, wing, J. Giquel do, A
Derbes, dem.
Sepsnth Wari-A. Barthe A. BENT. whg.
In the Second, the result for Aldermen was as
follows:
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EOX'S STARCH-3OO boxes, in store and for
sp5 * u. GRlEFF Il CO. s., 20 and a. Old Levee.
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- IN was falling ER.--Cunberland River on
- " slowly.
Tbs Mississippi At Me-
IL feet below high water AZ Oh tne "a ihst'' was
-. :, and falling slowly.
Hog, the Nashville cTenn., -
1880. 'indler, has been
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUM Err
CLOTAEvG.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
81 MAGAZINE Street,

t Have received by Steamships Unon Ohio
New YORK; choice variety OF SUM-
MER CLOTHING which they invite the friends
and cuomers.
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ID WOOD u co, Ship On anders and 4 ROGERS,
and Red Stores, Third Mnnic; second Municipality
assortment OF PODS WIN h thew VIII sell a reasonahls
peos. e. mis- 2pf
WINDOW GLAss-2W a goIe, W,r1o. f;i ,I a..
ahN qihs are 81 price. lower than -,~v
sou IN rev oreehs Buiisrs, GazIers sr ,nyn
sxainius' anu inquire the price before purchasing.
-, NkTHhN JARVIS & co
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do do do Sacs do Polkas;
do do do style loose saes;
English palamea, Focks, Dress Coats Sacs Pokas etc..
Blk and cold alpaca do do do do do do
do do Cashmeretts do do do do do
do do Cloth Skeleton Sacs
Eannp Linen Ssns nsyu styl liz ntn
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HOMtE.OPATHlC PHYSICIAN-JAMEsG G.
IL BEkpRN, M. D.. 10 Carondeiet street iassdNw
COGNAC BRANDY, MADEIRA VINE
" In store and for sale by
apS BARELII IL co n tlon,,,,, -,
EGHoRN HATS-A case of Leghom Hats
APPS BAREfI. e. ~ ~ fam
t,SSENCES-A fine assortment, direct fro,, H..
- mandatory, in store and for sale by ''e
apo BAREI.LI Il co. 81 Comm,ns &,
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~ The subscribers in receipt Of per min Union
a large and handsome stock of SUMMER c.. ,OTHJNG
AND FURNISHING GOODS, of the newe st STYLES and
patterns. THOMPSON NIXON
mh22 2ptf 81 Camp street, Oppos' a us,,la,,,a
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MILITARY CONFERENCE.-The subjoined general order
having found its way into several papers, also give
readers, although we would have preferred with.
holding il from the until the assembling Of the court
had enabled the of the charges on which
the officer Gen. Taco 10 TO be tried but which
consistently with usage, believe, be made pub
lie unlil they shall have been read in open court.
National Intelligeacer of Friday
In transferring columns yesterday the general Or
der Of the War Office convening general courmaa for
the trial Of officer of the army adverted the fact
that had been previously published But having copied
found il, under the heading of ocia" il nigh,
be inferred that it was published by order Of the depart
Such, we learn, was not the fact The publication
the result of an error, and was not made with tho
knowledge authority of the department.
National Iafsligsncer of ystsrday
Seeing the above formal notices OF the general ord,
converting the military court which is to assemble her.
on the 23d instant and in the last OF these notices III,
grave declaration that its publication error and
made with the knowledge authority Of the Depart.
ment Of War; to conclude that it is not the opin
ion Of the editors Of the Iasgencsr which is thus ee.
rated but that of the War Department to which The Cd.
itors of the Iasigeneer had TO apologize for copying
what appeared in the columns Of the Union In this point
OF view The subject is far worthy of attention a TO
Justify us in recurring it of less interest to our
selves than the public.
With all due Difference 10 the eonsMmmate military
skill with which the present Secretary Of War protects
our national interests the frontiers of Texas and Me1
leo, we constrained to say that cannot comwe
bend the justice Of his criticism in respect to the issue
publicity, and authenticity OF general order. Every
body knew Of the existence of this court martial
before the publication Of the order designating iu
members and the charges preferred against
General Talcott subject Of common talk beio.
the appearance of the order. The publication OF The or
der. therefore, by us, unimportant as matter OF
local But the Secretary seems TO think that its
publication until il was authorized by him
The document had become official and really public
when in the hands Of the president of the court
and unless it be made TO appear that q star chamber
secrecy supersede, in the practice of this admins
traton, the good old ideas of government in sub
ecDg the fullest daylight all its Official conduct VI.
are at loss TO explain how have given offence by
recording simply of its acts.
Since the editors Of the Inteligeneer have attached
grave an importance to this subject, trust they will b.
authorized TO explain to the public in what respect We
erred or any else erred, in publishing an official ,e
Of the Secretary OF War. #.rna
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Manchester Railroad Q3OO,OOO W
per Mortgage B0nds.

per cent. Mortgage Bonds.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be Tecei ed by the subscribers until
Thudy the ION day Of July mex. oI tnes husdIsd
Company, bearing
PEI cent G .nnum, and =. so IN the cry
Tss bonds are in suns Of goo each win coupon, payable :.
in eonvsbs into the Of the company At The
T1sy are asd under acts Of the
C.ona secured mortgage o. dsyd q uu. 10 EDWARD sand
The completed and
70 q rom 90 nS
with heavy u.n and equipped %, ooh Inc ssIaodnsy
with rs equipments stations. Income Aehe same 70
The whole amount Of bond. authorized by
railroad board 100000 raise mesns 70
residue Of the rails And equpmsn only so OF winch
are nc offered
Thi. road will prov. an vorant link the great
ao.on, YORK. Phadelphs New Orleans,
Wilmington with The Raleigh and Wilmington railway
Ssoa. spo.s s.an. oa ch.s.on 10 III. dectoa o. Non,
sas.y o@ IL a .hs isf .s "s"
from wilmington % charleston shorten ,ns uavs 70 New
and dir.c. communication with the North
sad. tnone thirty meJ freedom and
cheap such as TO pat beyond ns o. any
tile south cnoa producing cotton corn .e in e.
10 loci bushes. alone will support
be tributary this road and Dependent, on for 70
produced s thousand bses OF cotton Of an average
available subscribed
of~hh been paid in and applied construction to which can
be ADDED :. any s Of the
IL estimated that ths annual profits will reach ~ per cent
Abou, one half OF the graded brdsed
being Of delivery and will be ready for the
rails Immediately.
The line under contract for grading and bridging and in
. forward towards completion
hundred rails paitern have been
s"a e w ne cou n ioc,od
ing payment fr III. rails purchased
rpcc.d from Manchester east viii be
completed
The Of this road highly respectable
n b,nd. M xo,h in m. south or
For further and NOR. particular printed
giving road and It's adsirs, which
line with s connexions copies OF the
bond mortgage opinion 81 COUNSEL hc prepared by Cen
the Wilmington, North Caro-
Ina o. Of The Undersigned by mail or Otherwise with any other
we security desirable The stsie. North and
aouth Carolina various corporations chartered within their
imit which have been borrowers Of money have uniformly and
under the circumstances promptly met their pecun
engagements those has always taken
high ground regard poncs funmsn, Of public private
The viii disposed Of absolutely and without
to the highest bidders.
Sealed popossi. d will be
sved the Once OF the undersigned until aoclock the ION
Proposal. 10 be addressed winow, LaprA Co, 50 wsI
street, New York. endorsed proposals. for W. Manchester Rail
road Aonds.u
Parties who's. bids accepted required pay twenty
ibs remainder amounts
the nrst days Of september October Novsmb and
sired Interest viii commence from the day OF payment
Pamphlets containing maps Of the road may be seen at the once
wiNsLow, LANlEe, = CO., 50 wal
June il---oa~,July 10
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all Europe illustrates the praccsbility As well !. IN.
advantages Of unity, is element in European polite.
which they must not overlook for the moon from h.,
distant orbit does not surely away the floods Of o
planet than the spectacle OF united and prospecting Am,,
lea works against all despotsm and bad government !,
Europe Our Union is the hope not only OF The New
World, but of the Old
The princes of that portion of our globe have been IA
vored during the last few years. with valuable lesson
sent by Providence for their instruction Let them p,os
by it, Let them read the handwriting the wall, and
learn to respect public opinion and enlist il in their sun
port Moderate reforms undertaken in this spirit would
benefit Europe more than bloody revolutions, who's.
crimes make humanity shudder. II must also be consd
cred that armesso long the potent instruments Of pd
vidual ambon-are accessible to the influences opes
ting upon the rest OF mankind, and that The light which
has reached the exchange, the schools, and universs,
Also last, penetrate into the barracks Should
Europe be deaf these warnings, and attempt again Ii.
old fashioned system of universal repression and deso
tsm no ghost need rise from the grave to point out IN
the sky above their heads,
sleeves lghtnp8s.
The precursors OF the dread thu nder-cl PEI
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respectfully his friends and the
ens community assumed the poprie,obp the
United Hotel Long hotel
proprietor he feels perfectly In promising IT. cid
confirm epu
the No bas been
spared completely renting cnr. establishment and he
~u,svy invites
ladies' Firmly determined give sassac
soici Of that always Freely
bestowed the old United States. H..
May 0o-lmf A, q, AILhN'
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p., ra"@ cs@n a
ss.
f OF Em p~b..apna
P..
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Eos every single letter In manuscript, or papsr Of
any kind upon which infosniat shall be
a.sed or c0mmuni eaied in Whiting, OF by
marks or signs sent BY mail, the rates men
toned In this table shall be charged and ior
every additional half ounce or fraction Of an
ounce above the weight named In this table,
an additional single rate is 10 be charged.
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A BROKEN FoRTvsE.-Ovid finely compares pIo o,,.
fortune to falling column the lower 1t sinks the ~
cumstances such tina, he has occasion 10
finds numbers that willing to lend him on'
his be such that he for trfe II - two wv
(C'oidsnnith
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In computing postage to the countries
here named, the British and sea post
age, and the United States postage,
are rated by the 1 ounce for the SIN
gle letter while the foreign postage
is rated by the l ounce for the single
letter. Thus letter directed TO The
East Indies, by British steamer, If
il weighs less than ! ounce, viii be
charged 65 cents postage If 1 ounce,
or more, but less than 1 ounce, rs
cents-the J'reisn postage only being
doubled for each 1 ounce. .........
The foreign portion Of the above rates
Is to be charged as foliows Letter.
weighing under ounce, one rate;
weighing / ounce and under I ounce,
two rates; ounce and under 1
ounce, three rates; Z ounce and un-
der ounce, four rates l ounce and
under I ounce, five rates and 90 on,
an additional rate being charged for
each quarter Of an ounce ......
When a letter TO these countries is
from Oregon or California, and vice
rersa, the single rate TO be- collected
BY prepayment when sent, or on de-
livery when received, Is in each in
stance to be S cents more than the
total amount here stated. ............
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Prepayment optional. ..........,....,

Letters TO the cities and countries in
Germany here named, II sent BY the
Bremen itns, can be prepaid 10 dssti-
nation, II desired, BY prep,ying the
amounu here stated in addition 10 the
United States postage OF 30 cents per
iagie rate ..-...... .................
Prepayment Of whoi1 postage ~ dssti-
nation, the United States postage
only, or IN send the letter wholly un-
paid, Ia optional. .................
II 10 supposed thar these foreign rates
have been reduced under 4 lats postal
treaty between the German States
but of1cial information Of Il has not
been received. BY preparing only the
20 cents United States postage, and
leaving the balance unpaid, the I'D
vaatags OF sacn reduction (if any
may be secured. .......,.....
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The richest OF the Rothschilis is said to be baron g.
selm. of Frankfort, ascertained to be worth ih"p
millions of dollars u#s 4sa.H1ta Ht5Frsh fn9st'#"
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West Indies, he, British, viz An.
uGus, Barbados, Bahamas, B.rblce.
Csriaco. Demerara, Dominica, R..s.
qnibo, Grenada, Honduras, jamaica,
Montserrat, Nevis, 81 Kiu's, ST Lu-
eta, 81 Vincent, Tobaxo, Tortoia,
Trinidad observation-disclosures.
West India Islands, tnot British Me1-
leo, ports or points In the Gulf Of
MEXICO, or places on The Atlantic
coast OF South America moi in British
possession. ................
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srpuoGp nna,n m male pepiL
senaUd mdu above
charged
KHAILPs
royuorDu
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20 constituted States
4 postage .............
+ 90 cents II distance from |
| The mailing Once
| does not exceed 2 500
miles and
| 10 cents where distance
| exceed, 2 800 miles
| 10 cents-wbeve distance \
| from the mailing ONCE
| does not exceed $500
4 mites and
~ cents-where distance
enceedso, 500 miles.
! 35 cents-whsre distance
| rom the mailing Of.
| nee does not exas~d
4 400 miles and
! IS cents-where distance
| exceeds . 500 m lilies.
so cents on letters sent
being the ". States
and foreign postage.
| o5 cents IN letters re
| ceived, being the
| United States post
L age only.....,.....,
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On letters from these ciues and towns,
the British postage must be prepaid
there, and the United States postage
lsetsd At the once Of delivery. ....-.