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THE WATERING PLACES.
MAGNOLIA moTE L, BILOXI. miss,

THE undersigned respectfully begs leave TO in
form her old friends ard patrons, and TN public .
generally. that the above Hotel is ops Tor the E
reception Of traveller and visitors ~ The en- ming ~
seas2n Having BEEN at great expense IN building
repairing etc. 'e recommend bev house
erlor Joint of sccommodatisu. modify and locality
70 any Heel on the ~ectsd on the premises
Sons any similar in Blcxi. which adnray adapted
70 Balls, Parties. and public Rafhesinss generally, upon
winch occasi0ns -he will let Feasosabe terms Also ID
addition to he Ball Room. shs has prepared
ior at least fifty pefsons than last season.
Her TABLE, il will be her constant care to provjde
amply with the best that TIL. and ghbong markets aov
Fire and r00my BATH HOUSES, adjacent to The Hotel
for the venience Of boardevs. 49,
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extsu her
she respectfully what will be her effort desgve
share Of public patronage
Per month. $50 90 Per week 90 90 Per day. q 50
Bfoxi. NAV g. 1854 myIl n
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Family Of Valuable House Servants on accom-.
mOdatng terms.
BY j. b. BLACHE g. CO.
THURSDAY, May g. at noon-Wl be auction at the
L st. Louis Exchange. st Louis
FAMILY OF HOUSE SERVANTS, composed of black
aged 4s adapted wors and her
two William, black 20 and VIRGIL Muao boy
IA years-both good Walters and House Servants
The woman has belonged upwards twenty
her children horn his family
been of his employ. They will guarantee
a for fault The having further their
They may be sold separately together.
one-thrd CASH balance at four and eehtmon
ere iii, for approved endorsed bearing
Acts OF sale before Amedee Duca Notary Public expense
of The purchasers my27
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DANGEROUS CHARACTER. - Yesterday a desperate
character. named John Smith, by Officer Hem
derson the of Frenchmen and Greamen Streets
in the Third Municipality. charge of attempting to
shoot William Smith, the Pontcharrain Railroad 1t an
psared that about midday the parties met and quarrel
took place between them, and John Smith becoming irr
tated. drew six barrel revolver pistol from his pocket and
fired his antagonist, but fortunately, without injury
lie then attempted to escape, but caught by the officer
After his he tried discharge another of the barrels
of the revolver Henderson, but he him doing
by natching the pistol from his hand On searching him
two knives found upon hm-one Spanish dirk upon
which inscribed: America, the land of freedom pro.
tected by her brave vOuneers The true patriots self
defender" lie remains in custody. awaiting examination
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COOPER'S WELL.
THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm
l. provemen this for the accommodation of "a
visitors. prepared to receive all who disposed @
to pay visit From the reputation of the water lXR
comments necessary.
D anI oIstns' per w
tH~ Horses taken care of on moderate terms.
INMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
E The of S., only 81 miles from Vcksburg
to the Well, by railroad RAYMOND 80 miles, and
miles staging from Raymond to the We'll.
eT Gen. MCMAKIs, late OF the Prentiss House, Vcks
burg, will offc,ae and exerton will be render
our guests comfortable myia I'm
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ST LOUIS-Psr steamer Uncle Sam: 7ss sacks oa,s las
kess butter Dosen40 bales hay Michei sco@ cG c
0pe o. pc, sagsSg bale. hemp casks 6aeon Kennel
son ieDougal-s6 bales hemp Addon &eo|i5 bis oil
l5 .s Ballet Rs eg.s kegs %ils lead Msspereau
on 0o nj do Hour TnTnes wilson &eo-so ibis flour 500
PIE is%e obs ss
Davis &eo4s do Brande'. Williams &eS0 coils rope, 800
s ssssn S 81 b. as;; w e., I'd
S Srnsu,I bH; pork Hewitt Norton SeoO bales R
IT,: + S.s Patrick nsn,y SIX. oats
$ %s by 5s S. Il 81.
s sGTn sGne WsWorh-4S bbs lime Marsh Rsniss SEQ
TO- dS osr Kennedy Fesssr@s 81 sst:
fs ss Az brd 1esf;
Whi,comb Ians1A III bales nIes hay
~ hAFoURrHE-Psr steamer Music IS bids sugar, 10
ee ds tsa Dgnsgap $ GHlS hhds sugar
bsss nE Gc's g sssssar sugar s@ms
5s bS T Powss
do TurneI-5 do Sabael4 do, 50 sacks onions and
AIT ss,Psr steamer sro.by: ss hid. ,us..
as 50 GS sq., DO RSb aa
s T.ss q ef sss
HssaNs ises NeRas g bale ae Cotton !,
F;;% Bssas D Wls% bale cotton to
FoRT sMlTH-Per steamer Cleons: 397 bales cotton
Srsenwood &eoo2s5 Feliowes &co-77 Gray Campbell
tiaines-lS Marshall James, Siddeil Green eco
y h iieald-l5 II Garter &co-39 Hill Me- Lean SEQ
81 Leyerch &co-594 pigs lead Kennett tzco-lot peres
ETC RAS0 Il efss es@s, Sara. o,on 81
cotton Pauche &co-4 b Byrne-iS Bonner & Smith
ID GOrrssen bros-5 hides Irwng-Total LIS bis cotton
Consfgnees.
Per brig Tartar, from Charleston Wright Williams Sec
i Babb-Robbins, Arlington ScO-Hill, Mclean &co-S
Nelson &eo-Cotehett 8 Chapman-Fello &co-W u
Smith, Vals-S Z Levy-and order.
Per brig Jas Wallace from savannah-Goodrich &co-R
M Harrison &co-U s Quartermaster-and order.
Il
Memoranda
The steamship Alabsma from Vera Cruz 23d inst reports
The cutter Duane and the schr Robt Spedden arrived
Vera Cruz the morning of the % inst The Duane sent
her messenger ashore in otboat and Immediately pro
| ceeded to Coatzacoacos.
The steamer Uncle Sam left st Louis the 22d inst-n
port for SewOreans Crescent Columbus lroquos
| tBy Telegraphic Dispatch.1
BOSTON, May 26-The ship Magnolia, from NewOr
| leans, arrived. yesterday monins-all well.
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NOTICES.

FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCENTS.
~ We ans authorized to announce Hon. LOUIS Boz
pELoN. Auditor of Public Accounts in this State,
as csnddats fo< ss5Iection. myB
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Clothing. Shirts. Hats. :. :. and . :. Caps
By j. Il. BLACHE e. CO.


ER1DAY May go 10 sold at lber auc IN
l. rooms No II
of Silk aud kossoh HATS, CAPS
At IL o'clock
ls5 dozen white Linen Bosom Color and Striped SHIRTS
$50 lots of CLOTHING such Dressing Gowns Tweed Meno
and alpaca Sacs Coats and Frocks Silk Vests white
and esored Drilling bro Linen Cotonad Cashmere
and Merno Pan undershr, Crsvats handkerchief, Mil
SHIRTS, etc ETC. my29
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FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCENTS.
~ We ans suthosized To announces Hon. LOUIS Boz
pELoN. present Auditor of Public Accoun in this State
as candidate fo< Is5Isction. myB
ron STATE TAX COLLECTOR.
- wILIAx BAaxrs rs.pecsfally of.n himself as /.
candidate for the ocs Of stas Tax Collector v the SECOND
Municipality. Eecsioa taks plaes the % Of Novembes
next According 2 late act Of tbs Lrssatuss. there vii
Municipality, coaspd between Felicity Road and Canal
street. from the Risato ths Lake. myM
MIGUEL HERNAUDEZ, II.
a Ia candidate for reelection, CONSTABLE Filth
Justice Of tn. Peace Third Municipality. Election
NovembsH bsi- aps
AZ~ I. o. o. r.
HSw1 E,e. ePe T. Ss 1s Loot. ;s
o sornsr q Tshospasals. Po,dra. srs:t. at
\. + Civ. D...sDis.isi.'
r EMOvAL-F.N HARRISON, Notary Psblic,
~ be-. removed hin Office from IS Ga'e' a'sss .
HALLARAN, EDWARD, Commiasione1 for
II California. Camp street. my2 sm
nR. T. SEGUIN, Office at Thomas Rankin
c DSs s so Gs%p y f %,s
COPARTNERSHTP-The undersigned having
the buanss win hsssaftss Js eosduese ss Is Il of a.
:; n S90-..' 9 Co.. .s'~o''''''. ~ dSsc1anAr.
MONAGHAN & RARESHIDE, Notaries
" P"b!c. 20 Gra,er st,ess-Geo Rar.hids, scecss.or
D., Ricardo, Esq., Notary Pubc fos the Second Munci
patty and Commissioners for nearly all the 6ntes in the
as.s: A' -'''-' .'e'''n pam % ~ nsS s sa'-
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
| MILL give his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his the parishes Of East and West
| FeIicians. Fas, Baton Rouge and 81 Helena.
| Refer to Hon Theodore II, McCaleb or Hon. John w
| Crockett, Newf)rieans ~ - ami
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS! =

THE subscriber has just received from one of the
fir TEA i%po;ter, IN Pbsde phis so%gets a.or,
to suit purchasers has had Them small Of
u and b EACH. They guaranteed to be Of a quality
equal If superior, any offered this market and
embrace all the varieties usually sold here. The following i
list Of qualities and pr ces: Ks n ~ -"
Ivtr~ E,as np~c.
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saoch... ship ........ ard.
BY SYKES. HYDE d. 20.
'vNbuhsDAf, May a. o'cock-Wi gierr,
L the opposite side Of the
THE STOCK OF SHIP of Marin, Ri.
Sh az te xnre aiming, fine wor shed las
ai 70 ieKA Yellow Pine Square ituher, IA sticks
Timber ipch Manila Hsussr Chain. Blocks and FaIs
Pitch Kettles, lot Of large white Oak Knees
TIE
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BANK AND VAULT DOORS.
ONE PAIR SINGLE, do. DOUBLE IRON
mya aw HXYMAN b HOLDEN. % Mas,si.s =.
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ROBBERY ON STEAMBoAr.-Qn Tuesday evenirg n
robbery committed board the passenger
Monroe, which down the river from Memphis and mr.
rived here early in the evening There appears to have been
sharp gentlemen board for passenger named Mr.
Henry Boon robbed of 1895, just to the boat
being made fast the Levee 1t appears that he took his
coat off and placed top Of his berth. whs he walked
about the boat On his return to look for it, he found that
had disturbed it, and putting and feeling
the pocket he discovered his money missing. con-
sisted of hundred dollar bill Of the Eastward Bank
fifty dollar bill of the same and number Of other bills and
bank notes which he did remember the titles Of He be-
gan make Immediate but cautious inquiries about the
robbery. and discovered circumstances leading him to the
beef that Daniel OKesf had perpetrated the robbery,
wherefore he him into custody the CHARGE anil he
row awaits examination before the Recorder.
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JEFFERSON CRY,
"Wednesday Evening. May Is. 1851.
Arrived to-day per Uncle Sam, 30 bead Of West
Cattle. There fair supply of other descriptions
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE fine Westerly. .61a@7hc v ID net
CTexas, etc. y ..........-.: Doc v ID
HoGs 5fDs Hc v b
SoA 20 q neao
Mich Cows. 92tO6D v head
CALVES Is wa % ~ v head
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CnpN 0t1pn0Aa

Per brig Tartar, from Chareston-Wrght, Williams &,
y Babb. Robbins. Arlington Sc0-Hi, Mclean &co-
Smith, valsTS l. l. Levy-and order
Per brig Jas Wallace. from Savannah Goodrich 600
NJ Harrison &co-U @ uartermaster-and order
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SHERMAN. Agent for the South.
20 81. Chares sIest, New Orleans.
,H, AAo. Agent Tor d.. BsnninE's oslsbatcd BODY
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~CA UTION!N
PERSONS RtiPTURED should be aware that they havu
..Ruo security against STRANCULATED HERNiAi q
with all its horror hut In properly constructed n
III and well adapted r n IJSSJ
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CRsscENr OyvIcs.
Thursday Morning. May -. 1851
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Globe. Thompson. Bsasos 81 Jago.
Harris 4 Morgan
Ship Anna Tiff, Ross, Liverpo0ls JP Whitley &c
baEk Mllandon, Butler. Havana, Pug. Mir &c,
Sp brig Centauro, GotursO. BaScelona PUG, Mir Hca
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FOR STATE TAX COLLECTOR.

MIGUEL IIERNAUDEZ, u.
u candidate reelection, coHsTA sLE Of the Yh
Justice Of the Peace. Third Municipality Election d
NovembsS us spIs
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THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

OF the United States assembled Charleston, 5. c., on
Tuesday last The large number Of delegates among whom
we recognize several Vrgnians heartily welcomed in
an address BY Dr. Thomas Y Smons the chairman of the
South Carolina Medical Association
The President Dr. Musey read interesting address on
connected with the profession and with the advance
mcn Of Medical Science The following officers Of the As
sociaon for the ensuing year, reported BY commit.
tee and unanimously elected
Dr. james Mourc of S. C., prcsidcnt-Dr Geo. Hey
ward of Mass. DR.. K. D. Arnold Of Georgia. Dr. Is. K.
dcnts-Dr H. W. Desaussure Of s. Co. Dr. Isaac Hays, Sc
cretaries-Dr p. c. Gooch, Treasurer.
The President elect took the chair and returned his thanks
for the honor:
On motion OF DR.. Gllard Of South Carolina, the following
resolution offered by Dr.. Drake, of Cincinnati, the Ses
sion Of 1850, be taken up for consideration:
Resolved That the second section OF the Regulations OF
the Association be amended to require that candidates
for membership by invitation be nominated in writing by
FIVE Incnbers that when elected they shall ENJOY all the
rights Of Delegates and that all permanent members shai
be entitled TO
After some discussion, motion Of Dr. A. II. Stephens of
New YORK. the Resolution referred TO Committee, con-
sistirg Of Dr.. Drake OF Ohio, Wood OF PENN and Well
ford of Virginia.
Dr. Stevens Of New York offered the following Resolu
ton which discussed by Drs Storer Of Mass. and
Moore Of Georgia, AMI finally rejected:
Resolved That Committee be appointed report to the
Association the business before it, and to offer such sugges
lions they may deem advisable for the due discharge of
the same.
On motion, the Association adjourned 10 meet the next
morning at 10 O'clock
The following Virginia NJ DIS observe present:
P Claiborne Ciooch B. r. Wexford, Martin Scott Medi-
cal Society of Virginia Wistar Walker OF the Alumni Of
the Medical Department of Hampden Sydney Coedge, Vir
gin D. II. Tucker and c. P. Johnson Richmond, Virginia.
f. ~. Powell, Mddle5urg Va; J. c. Lumpkn and Hugh
Mcclure, OF Va. H. g. Worsllam, Dinwiddie, Va
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BROAD ROCK RACES.

The first day, wednesday, there On Thurs
day there were two races-whch resulted as follows:
FiRsT RACE mile hsats-purse sl50-three entries:
J. NJ. Bolts Financier,
Mr. Bslcher's Red Eye,
JAS. Tulieys Lady Fairfield, DR..
The first heat well contested between Red Eye and
FinanccT. After the first heat Lady Fairfield was with
Drawn, and Fnancer won the heat easily
SECOND RAcE.-AIile heats-Sl00 entrance-colts and
fleys-half forfeit. There three eniries-one with
drawn:
John Bechcr's Prophet,
Alex. Gilam's Chestnut colt,
Both heats were we'll contested.
FRIDAY, May 9, Jockey Club Purse, $500, three mile
heats, free for allages, resulted as follows:
John NJ. Bolts b. h. Revenue,
James Tulley's b. m Oratrix dis.
C. & n Green's b. h. Tom Walker,
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MEMORABLE EVENTS.

MAY sh lS4-On this day Bonaparte, who had been
nearly Ten wears Emperor Of the French, landed Eba
an exile From his fate Kings and Rulers may learn that
their safest study well their no5est is the interest Of
the people The people taught that there Is despo
ism so supendous against which they have not resources
and to those who would rise upen the ruins OF both il is
impressive lesson that ii ambition raise them from the
lowest station also PROSTATE them from the highest
MAY 9h l50l.-Coumbus sailed from Cad!z on his fourth
voyage.
May 10Th, l77s.-The unfortunate Caroline Matilda
Queen Of Denmark and youngest sister of George Sd of
Enga nd died Ze in hs electoral domnlons OF Germany
TO which pac. she had been carried by his order.
Mar H. 1881, B. C-Phaaoh and his host were drowned
in the Red Sea.
May IL. l775-Expired VIM. Pitt. Earl Of Chatham,
most iusrous English statesman; during whose admins
tron as Prime Minister Great Britain attained heghth
prosperity and glory unknown To any former age Ado
ed TO his character Of able statesman Vrtuous man, and
true patriot he also most accomplished orator The
me n.sy of his voice. the persuasive grsceulness
and irresistible OF his action and his power OF eye,
red conviction with his argument and found perfect COM
binaon OF excellence. He born November ID l7O6 at
Stratordhouse, near Old Sarum Wiltshire.
MAY r. l64l-The Earl of Stanford tyenncal Minister
in the time of Charles l. beheaded The letter written
by Charles on the 2lst april in the year, this
bieman assuring him. he irorG Of King that he should
suffer life honor fortune is proof among many
others of the little reliance that TO be placed the roy
al word Of thar deluded and misguided sovereign.
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v<SfS<kt
From the Village Record J.
HOPES PROMISE.

THERE'S music in the whispering trees
When the soft winds rustic by,
And every leahet in the grove
Joins the gentle lullaby;
And thus they whisper my heart when lend willing
Into their spirit caings my dropping heart to cheer
Be faithful! Oh be faithful! God is ever near
There's music In the artless song
Of every bird that flies
From tree TO tree, from spray TO spray,
Or MARBLES in the skies;
And would listen their tones, GENTLE soft and CLEAR
Thus would they whisper hearts, bansh every fear
Come what will, be faithful still God is ever near
The gentle Summer rain that falls
Upon the thirsty ground,
Adds beauty to each nectard mower
Gives life to all around
1t also has loving Tone for every listening ear
Il left my home yonder sky your dying earth 10 cheer
Be faithful-oh be faithful: God is ever near
The bees that fly from flower to flower,
And store their wealth away
The glded insect sporting in
The gkttering sunny ray;
Each breathea a tone of music into my willing ear
Wheneer list with heart subdued and strive 10 Danish lear
He faithful-oh be faithful: God Is ever near.
Although your sky be overcast
With sorrow like pail
Your spirits faint, and quaint Despair
Has bound you in his thrall-
Subdue your breast and check the starting tear
Upward turn your weary eye, and Danish every fear.
Come wha, WILL be faithful still God is ever near
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Gals list turn your backs round until The stranger gus
to bed IA aet into bed
The backs were turned and the stranger did &c. NV
in ess than no time when the hostess again spos
Reckon stranger as You amt used TO us you oe''''
up till the gals undress, hadn't your d thouuh he
By this time friends sleepy fit was over he old
was equally kind in hiding bushes and a
his sly gances. The nymphs were soon opses 10 unace
there were neither hustle TO unhitch nor - smother her
when their mamma, evidently anxious n0' y
guest, considerably relieved him -. ,,orod folks md
you can unkivcr now stranger I'm ma''eu '0'As' ''u
you hain afeared Of me, as reckon. eors, b;mscfhe
unEs Iss wn e5 "s ba wh
enc us af oS Inc nm, his half raised curiosity in
pr he G s Of mermads that he
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

T. KIM William county Court the 2Sth day OF hp'i. -. Il
Patrick Henry Aye,t, ESQ., having in app-opri?s nxry
c.. 10 the court the death o! Col BENIAMIS F DALI.
b.Ilif or the Bar presented the following reoiu'ols
iroasly adopted: q
ssolvcI That &c have received with fecln-' 0: nr
rt..e and sorrow intelligence Of the deceGse Of
DaeneY, late Attorney iot the Commonwealth dhc !e
the Bar Of this county. Tina, in his death, IN me
Of private and public usefulness and Distinction .t
sustained Ioss Of no ordinary character. ~ rr.
education and most respectable legal, literary a' na.,!
inens. he widely and honorably known a y. !.
Court for long period of time lie was invailau, .:i
in the discharge Of the various duties o us ois se&
IN whose judgment: and attuna"ts the I'nf' rrrst-
confidence; as politician, he upon serei1! .5i"
county in the LEGISLATURE of Virginia Win az!
the entire satisfaction Of his constituents. 70. -ft
Der OF the in the enjoyment OF an e4iensi
his social Intercourse wl:h his brethren OF inc ,ren
cour,eous-arnong whom he has leit many i'''"
long deplore his loss. ,..l me bfea't'
Resolved That We sincerely syrlpHh'@s WIZ" wn.ca 7'
and children OF III. deceased the irrepafaosf he t
s tained-and this sympathy, We are coE:I o. ~
cinated in moi only by the numerous persona "a,
ed, but by the entire community Wt'oE" =.
yirIes he was known aaJ respected .,, c.s ~ IT
ResoIyed That an an additional marx OF 90. I,r.
usual badge Of mourning for the space OF t conn,R; g
Resolved That copy OF these f nrr wsT&es
v nj the deceased With the expression o! ou
for tLer sudden and melancholy ne sane os
nm the records of the Court and COPIES VI and E!ch
thr Richmond Examiner, Richmond hnlrr,i ~ r
Sor publication And then the Court ES ~ pOLLahp
A Cupy-Teste,
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meeting has been held by the citizens of Winchester,
Vu opposed the claim Of quit-rent now made upon pro-
pcy holders after lapse OF more than fifty years Jacob
Baker Es said be the largest property in the
town. presided and collectors Of funds were
appointcd
On motion of Thomas B. Campbell several citizens were
appointed as Advisory Committee, confer wiki the par
ties gans. whom suit has been brought und their Attor-
neys as 10 the best mode Of procedure.
On motion Of Abraham Nuon
Resolved That this meeting WILL by all honorable fair,
and legal means oppose the claim up by the heirs Of
Marshall for Quit Rcnls and 10 this we pledge our honors
and property.
On motion Of Thos B. Campbell
Resolved That this meeting will give thousands Tor defence,
but not one cent az Tribute.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL CONVENTION

Inc ASSOCIATION re-assembed yesterday 10 o'clock
the proposed amendment of The second section OF inc Re
aons OF the ciaton require that candidates
Tor membership by Invitation, be nominated writing by
nVe memoers that when elected they shall enjoy all the
rights OF Delegates and that all permanent members shall
be entitled to vote, was discussed and rejected.
Reports were made by Dr. Isaac Hays Chairman of the
Committee Surgery, by Dr. Storer, Chairman of the
Committee on Obstetrics and by Dr. Flint Chairman OF the
Committee on the Practice of Medicine
The remaining business was unimporant
CharlestoH Mercury May S.
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Wheeling, Va, Apri! Il.
DIED,

DIED. on the 23d instant al Clay Bank. the residence
EDWARD TRENT son of Alexander Trent, .sf' % '
in the sixth year Of his age. -o..,s
This interesting little boy the only son Of his n',"s'.
share nj spri ,hness of mimi AMI o't"' p
created in the minds Of his fond parents anIciFa1'@ a.
an,, most unming.el pleasure. But alas :lefe 'oI ga
hopes have IN he HOLY and mysterious providence Of
denly blasted. and he who few days since was an
aectlonale interest," AID the child 81 such Hrig ,..
red with the dead striking and beautiful =
power Of Divine grace, it's confidently believed, VS.
case of this e one" who. though 70 young gave
in-eu NJ bo, nrrraration for early death, wh=h The
aIme roud accomplish May these fond parents, no" .
ten OF God and afflicted int grace and heavenly eono
,.rcI IN hem and be enabled realize tender father
with meek subnission his righteous w and u ~.
they iuJ that IL has been good for them to have bc;n aH
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CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW.

MAY 9.-Ezabeth Southland again the bar. Evi.
dencc and argument fully heard and verdict Jury, year
in the penitentiary. Motion for trial.
43P. NJ, Thursday the Criminal Court adjourned till
the next day At O'Clock, P NJ, when the agland Will
case proceeded with The special Term for the trial of
that cause opened yesterday Thus have criminal and
civil business going at the same time.
We neglected say that Mr.. Young being absent yeser-
dav and to-day Mr. b. B. Minor prosecuted behalf Of the
Commonwealth in his stead