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Cream Pet the trotting horse who recently won the
Two mile race over the Queen City Course Cincinnati
has been purchased by Mr. Peabody who paid $1,000 for
him, ~
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s.exNEss-The Lafayette. (Ala) Tribune says There
nas eeen much sickness in this region for several weeks
past good many Of congestive fever have o.
eurfea tnot in the village however, and typhoid fever
.as soe s appearance among the plantation negroes
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MsraKE.--The report that the steamer Caspian wa.
Totally wrecked in the late gale Lake Erie mistake
She received some damage but is again running in th
line
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ANOTHER REwARD--In addition to the $1,000 reward
offered by the City of Charleston for the detection of an
ncendary the Insurance Companies have offered $1,000
for a similar purpose
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srnt ANOTHER FAILuHs.-rThe eastern mail failed yes
terday from beyond Montgomery The failures are gel
ting to be regular that think we will hereafter on,
speak of the NAH when 1t arrives late as due Such ar
event We do not expect will often enough to give Iii
much trouble
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CHoLEaA.Severa sudden deaths have occurred in Co.
umbus Ohio, from cholera and perfect panic has been
created.
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DEcipEp-A Wisconsin paper, which has always held a
neutral position in political matters expresses de-
cided preference for Scott and Pierce
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ANOTHER EDITOR GoNE,-Mr VIM. a. Workman pub.
Usher OF the Tyler exas Telegraph married recent
fy to Miss Adelina r. Ashcroft
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

Observation-Disclosures has been prorogued
FR.ScE-The legislative session of the Assembly has
closed The Presidents address very concilatory.
eoNGREssioNAL-Hashington, July 1.-THE House to-
day passed the Senate's amendment the Deficiency BILL
was 81 yeas to So nays
, me Senate transacted no business of Importance
SECRETARY OF THE NAyY-Mr. John P. Kennedy the
wen known author will undoubtedly be appointed Score
tary OF the Navy vice Graham resigned. Eve. Pic.
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CLAY AND RANpoLpH.-The Boston journal thus alut.
TO the duel which took place between John Randolph an
Mfr CLAW

The particulars of the duel are well known The &C.
centric descendant OF Pocahonas appeared on the
IN huge morning gown This garment constituted such
vast circumference that the locality of the swarthy
senator was at least matter Of very vague conjecture
The parties exchanged shots and the ball of Mfr UIay hit
the centre of the visible object but Randolph was not
There The latter had fired in the air. and Immediately
parted the folds Of his gown pointed to the hole where
the bullet of the former had pierced his coat and in the
shfest tones OF his piercing voice exclaimed Mr. Clay
you owe me coat-you owe coat p to which Mr.
Clay replied in voice Of slow and solemn emphasis at
the same time pointing directly at Mr. Randolphs heart
debt Z, - 'e
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Eliza fo,
river ayers The Eizs leaves for Cincinnati on Thurs
day next i5 a- rif5- =
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SToRM-A storm of wind, rain and hail passed over
Montgomery, Alabama, on Friday last. and did much
damage, Many buildings were Frustrated. others I'M
roofed and large number of shade trees up The
journal says that much damage done to the corn
crop in the vicinity
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ARTISAN WElLs-There- now nine Artesian wells
at cahawb, Alabama which together throw out 1900 gal
Ions OF water per minute.
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HENRY CLAY AND CoNTEMPoRARIEs--At the time of
Henry oays second election appointment to the S.
Senate on the th Of January 1870 there were only Sc
Yenteen states IN the Union George Clinton Vice
land. President pro tenn, of the senate and samuel
Otis of Massachusetts, Secretary OF all that dstin
gnshsd body which composed the Senate at that time
sentative ' ~ e sf
VI Che contemporary statesmen and Others jefferson
Of Representatives Chief Justice Marshall: Judges
Chase Of Maryland Washington, of Virginia johnson.
OF South Carolina Livingston of NewYork: Cushing of
Massachusetts, OF the Supreme Court James Madison
then Secretary ofstate Albert Gaat of the Treasury
Henry Dearborn, of War Jacob Crowninsfeld, of the
Navy aldeon Granger, Postmaster General; Attorney
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The PARpostsG PowER.-It is stated that Gov French
Of Illinois, has recently pardoned seven or eight more out
Of the Penitenary of that State Some of them are no.
torious and desperate villains e So
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We are indebted to the Clerk of the steamer Louisiana
for Texas papers -...5... ~
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AN EMBARRASSING HoRsE THrEF.--A fellow named JAS
McBrde with several aliases recently tried in pba
dolphin on charge of stealing and acquitted in
consequence of the absence of material witness Within
few short hours after he set at liberty he stole two
horses buggy aud cart Hewas arrested and the pro
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cearse our.-The Chicago Tribune, formerly a neutral
paper, has come out in favor Of Scott and Graham
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H- WING STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES
special meeting business of importance ths Wing party
held THIS wednesday, EVENING" hapast o'clock BY order
OF the President. !iyl+1 E. sALpMoN, Secretary
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Died

On Thursday July Baton Rouge Rev. John S. Chad
bourne, Lieut. HENRY f. MAYNADtER, IT, s. Amy and JIJIA
eldest daughter of the late Capt t Barker Reg Infantry
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i IMPORTANT DEelsIoN.Tle New Haven Railroad tom.
pany was recently sued for theyae of carpet bag lost
on the route to Montreal the plaintiff having purchased
through ticket ut Network The defence was that the
baggage was carried safely far the companys ROAD
extended and that they responsible for after
wards The court however, decided that by the sale of
through Ticket the company undertook to convey the
passenger and his baggage safely to Montreal and udg
ment was given to the plaintiff
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urea1 are being made at Jackson Miss for
nairoad demonstration to come off in that city
on the 10th inst ~ ~
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HE SURVIVING Member OF MADISON ADAMS, CAB-
NErThe death of Mr. Clay leaves hut single surviving
menber-the Hon. Richard Rush---of those who COM
posed the cabinet of John Quincy Adams The Philade
pha Enquirer says he is now living in the enjoyment of
exceedt health, and unusually active habits Mt his
country seat in that vicinity Mr. Rush is also the only
surviving member of M Madisons administration. in
whose cabinet he filed the post Attorney General nj
the age of thirty-three .-
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~ 80. Z. e. - -
1rrTGrAT. I3TTnNAI.
-, ,,,u,. Il, -, =, -
II
Y IwEnNFsnAY MORNING. July ia. 1899
Y
8. Personal. ,s
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...4.ss q e 49,
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60 .l,ss'ssf II. i.'s'
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80 "l,' 80, " 'i's
'pess' = s..,'s y, ~. p'1eea :
- 49, - -
I, ,i'.s's Vfsoo'es'
4, avn -
s &C .sl '.s ~ gt'', :.
a. - 80 sal's 'le ~.
~ .is ie's' s''o" u iee'iile'' uht'i
a.. H.. !. -. -, !. -
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49, ,nf,' ~ No y
IL ilas an claims 10 Inc NAME
Il o.1,,.. -
"e,ion s','ln = oahe'
ah,a,.s 80 i,.'.on n,s peeh repeaeeaiy anc
r ' 90 = . 'n'''eei - puoti'
Ill was confirmed in my onin;oy, If Tho nan .ord
I renewal nv f1etarm ,;or ,,,t =,
\ - v, -. ~ MY " noeee ah M
Pu.oeA ooAi pe1a aae.i " bllIhgssate.
IN recelYinsss ct last, (upon the heels of M
editorial, proclainling him no gentleman. and :,
proper subject fnr eoptampt = ,nar yvbo ,n;,.,.
challenge with impunity, } q hostile message.
Informed his friend that would yoaat o,,,, oe
/ Hmm, who ,vo,,ld n, y, -
4 n ..i., . =. q Z, 49, = w
coula hot hetiee brennan. because gentleman
can only recognize q gentleman, and could not
/ fa1sify my own public declarations bv placinp
4 him iInon the f;ela as NV aona1 . sale ,a,ot
/ forboao +h.+s y .hm1a e1..s =
I 81. - ~ WV "oius'
' ts ~ PlAssnS1sioH " my eultorfal, nave
L had any number OF hostile messages, three in
| one half hour and all plainly coming Nv eon-
| cert sbowarod toro,,nd ~ GIL, I:s,
~ y. Z y - 10
sole1islasn toh papef] Will certainly allow me to
| they should have thought an arrest to keen the
peace d necessary seasoning I'd Hair roo rl;,, =
antarto;nman+ ~
~ M !. = s- a+
1Als 1eloW, brehah, bfags, In The most gram
dil0quent style, OF his being &c born and bred a.
gentleman appealing 1T tbe Same tima ~!
nn,6et r;d;cn1o,,s : ~, ~, .4.> y.
s.,,. n " n - 'ol w
f1S ~ iiiIDoli5 a9 d Pooi 'elfi uhkHoWn young
man. Ills breeding must certainly have been
far below the recognized standard in this local.
ity. and his education as . t,a,t1anan ,,,ro1,,
Imaginary o,. r,et wa,,H navar hopa x,,lo, al ~,
80 - =, = - o'e. iAe'ei iisSso tsioHtIea the
m a "a cd;nf, a s,,o,,t1on,a,,l - -
.,s' 80 w az
1o iiAi'. '' @ seii' ie yet stoou thaer
oiie accepteu cnalienge OF Ills second--a fact OF
which he was fully informed hours before the
a,,,earance or iss,,e of b;s nlooa,a
7ss.. N7ss 'se es III 'i'e "hole
MISTER ~ tiiae eliis FELLOW tbrenan) who hrags,
j oat len,on ), ,sa,, Il co.,, y
m,ss I: ny WV snVot
Ne ''' oet'aihiy' spolilhe Dusl+
ness lie Is making me pair Of shoes / de-
MAKING
Il ,,;lI IN ,ao,, ~. a. esn-..,
"ttt ~ esoh 'utls VIC lelioW ~ compelled ny
uses the name of n oentlemnn who ,enndi.tos
lin,
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Miss Julia Dean is playing an engagement IN Detroit

New WHEAr--A shipment Of new wheat from the Iii
nois river was received at ST. Louis on the 9Th inst
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SUBSCRIPTION for o Series Of Twelve xNHIh,
u CONCERTS, to given LAFAYETTE SQUARE. 4@g88
The subscriber h. been Sy ssssrsl naaa
Lafayette WEDNESDAY in eAch week from 10
o'clock In order e dera M has been
where Of uhlc ut Tho first CONCERT
following Wednesday, as above mentioned n; HoEFFNER.
sje23 Sw Leader Of the Loui GnA Bank.
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THs VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MosusENT-Mr Crawford
the American sculptor has arrived at Munich in Ger
many to superintend at the Royal Foundry the casting
in bronze the figures modelled by him Rome for the
Washington Monument to be erected by the Virginia Leg.
stature at Richmond The models be cast are six CO.
ossa eagles forming the of Virginia and six colos-
sal statues Of eminent Virgnans Patrick Henry Jeffer-
SON. Marshall. Gems. Lee and Allen and Geo Mason In
the centre upon marble PEDESTAL be the equestrian
statute of Washington eighteen feet high The total
height of the monument will be sixty feet
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DfLoMAf,c Submissive published yesterday a state
ment made by Mr. yeseof the diplomatic salaries paid
by the French government II appears that minnie
statements have been made by nearly ali cur ministers
abroad mud they ge to show that ut all points the salary
so low that Minister Charge must live in so msery
smanner us toexcite criticism and disable himself from
etectng the objects of his mission BANKRUPT himself if
he have not very liberal private fortune Mfr Lawrence
says that b2ooo0 per is the lowest sum upon
when minister can live economically in london His
own expenses he says are much larger Mr. Res puts
the unavoidable expenses at Paris at $4,000 year MIR
brown at It Petersburg lives in very secluded manner
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NJ /GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE No 65--A
wv stated meeting Of this Lodge vii, held WEDNESDAY
eA EVENING, the l4h instant at ~ O'clock
corner Of haEonne and Perdido Mcmbers re
quested to be ppnctual By order
iyt;s 4
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Jg1sM ATTENTION WASHINGTON ARTILLERY OF
F4R W.RYou hereby regular Drills OF
the Company take place MONDAY
hatpas O'Clock, monthly neetiny on The hr,t
NDAf OF each MONTH The
nnitarm. By order of II. BANlSTEk Lieut., Commanding
Nm VI LlBoLLs Secretary.
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E The undersigned respectfully friends and
thu pub generally that be hrs fitted and opened ICE
CREAM SALOON street, gentlemen
be accommodated with VANILLA, LEMON, PINE APPLE,
RWBERkY such other FRUIT CREAMS will
afford. Also, CONFECTIONERY OF every kind. 7-
je17 1m9p MICHAEL WoGAN.
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Communicated

HoNoks 10 PATRtoT.-Eight States have named coiir
ties for Gen. Scott to wit Virginia Kentucky Mssissip
pi. Indiana, Illinois, Iowa Arkansas and California will
do likewise at the next meeting of the Legislature of that
Estate
W the friends OF General Pierce say how many States
have named counties for him. stkaws show which way
the wind blows Wa,
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10 TIE pusLic-ln order to place myself ,scts IL, III,
,aa as regards the difficulty between D. j. Carroll and 10
seph Brennan, beg leave through the columns,of your
paper he orescent1 to state that the handbs issued
ny the latter wherein my name appears in his challenge
as one Of his friends issued without my koceage
consent appreciation, c. s. INGRAM
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Letter from Mrs. Crist to her Husband

The Mobile papers published days SINCE the fol.
lowing letter from Mrs Cris to her husband who has re.
Gently been convicted of the murder of Nye:
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COLORADO NAVIGATION ANY.--The Austin State
Gazette that the Colorado Navigation Company are
ready until the 4th of September next receiving
posas to clean out the raft the mouth of the Colorado
river The Gazette learns that the company has ample
! tnnl To- e. tlux
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er Nr Shaw mother, Harris and fapiv Mr.,
Bask1an and child d Beebe lady children arws and
sSh Jackson Henderson, Mrs Junu W family
ss sn a I sss Mrs Is sssd Maxwell
pnnean l Mahews9n W H Hunt DR. Hunt Racquet vi il
Amsiehg y N, Herman, Robinson son, Iawrancp
Ina brown, Jr and children, and danpters
Nash, Romero G Feye children NURSE rawoS q c
pupaS--and 45 in steergge = 7' = - y
r. qng.a Galafaga, Mrs Dendra Inee NJ PUG
GeP Cid, R Calnzae, Al Lacaze, Mr. Degadn 80 s'
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TO RENT.

YENO LET-Several Small Houses, one in a.
Il Greenvilr, all ready furnished. Inquire Of E;I
Ill lyo4 n. HOLMES, 235 .rsi.
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r. EW GUDDS.-P. W. WUDDLTEF, No. I3
'iarrs has rriyed per steamships Winfield
png Empire City, aud by sailing packets York,
t Nr, Of Fashionable S.H.onle FANCY
\NbF fNPfE DRY GOODS. heretofore Unsurpassed in extent ,rity
hpl- which lie WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
t numerous patrons Very reduced prices The stock
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WANTED.

NAT ANTED TO IIIRE-A Servant, n first rate
w Cook, Washer anil Irouer by Apply
ut No' los e'rondeet street jams If
Ma ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
w Creole Cook, whom price lmd None need
apply Unless well recommended Inquire AT this office.
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SLAVES.


HAMES WHITE, No. 163 Gravier street, New
- Oeaus will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also
Sell "h Commission and all slare consigned 10 him.
NOTlCE-The undersigned has opened REAL
ESTATE, LAND AGEsT and BEoKgE's He will
the purchase sale and hiring Negroes, collections Notes.
A"cinil etc. etc.
the motto, ],
81 Third between Pine Chesnut, Louis.
R"trrencsti D. Prentice. Louisville Journal: W. N
Louisville Courier William Hughes onSvlle Democrat;
ALrough St. Louis Times James A. Phelps, City Marshall
Louis Mo- die BIN
SLAVES! SLAVES!-The public are hereby
~ notified ta have sold
street, known Slave p, JOHN r. HATCHER w.
tilbNEf My friends also informed that still
business aud it found at No. Is liaromt Rnnks ArAie
70 bourbon John Aln Liver Stable adjoining Placide
Varieties My communication addressed either the
pi,cc' will receive prompt attention.
0.3 imdA W JAMES w. BOASMAN.
SLAVES FOR SALE-50 Slaves Wanted
~ JAMES w. BOAIAiAN and W. F. TANNF.HIT have
c"larnerS r under tt sy- Of BOWMAN \ TANNEHIi with
T. ynW Of trnscng the business Of buying ,in and hiring Stavc
ty wish 10 putNss fly Snyes Of all descriptions for tho
They have and will continue 10 Keep hand Slaves or sale and hire
and "st "hin. Slaves will 10 well to gy" them rail- We
pared Slaves, having
~ business viii receive the attention. They respectfully
solicit shae public patronage. BO&XMAN TANNETIiLH,
OF 3lEd4W 6S laronnr
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

MaRS. CLARKE, Cat Mrs. CampbelFs
iva old Stnnd oydas aud tntoHdc streets, hasSs
HOSNETS FLOWERS RBBONs,y ~ *
which size Is Offering prices to suit the ames WI
c. has also cleaned
will find their orlers promptly and satisfactorily filed
!I. establishment jams II
NT EW FRENCH MILI.INERY-NEW
y GOODS VERY CHEkPNrs. G. W. ROPER, No. l65E IN
street. respectfully the nles that she -
Na, constantly keep band, beautiful "
SILK HONNETS, STRAW BONNETS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
PARAsoLs. EMBRoDERIEs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, TOILET ARTICLES
LADIES' MERiN0 VESTS, and variety Vi FANCY GOODS,
winch Will be sold very cheap for cash.
ar Country orders promptly attended to- Old Bonnets cleaned and
altered. Ul
iTRENCH DRESS MAkING.--Mrs. G.
". ROPER No 1876 Poydras street invitea the attention IA
~ lib" le 10 the style and taste in which she has
DRESSES and NtN1lLAS made by her experienced French WI
Pass Nukrr. Ladies', peHse rll yourselves. d
RHRS. BRYAN, No. 106 Canal street,
~ respectfully her friends tln she tASJA
H r6o.Ne1 assortment Of FRENt II MILLINERY ANDgHg
N> RlBBONS FLOWERS AND GLOVES YNrioty DRESS
1RhAi NtS, which s viii sell moderate DRESSES
. IL newest ylr and Al III" siioriss' notice. mis-
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English, French and American Cali
cJcs.
A complet. assortment of English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Buck, Chanois, Kid, Cashmere, silk,
| fil0selti :md Filet, of every de.
scription.
LACE GOODS.
A large AMI elegant assortment of
Nalen.iennes 5, English, French and
Gennan Ltces, AMI l0. Euibroiie-
rlrs:
Superior 6-l2 and l. i Linen Sheet
ingA;
Dnmnsk Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles,
a. Irish and German Lineus md
lawns;
l.incu Cambria HIkts, plain;
Embroidered and color"i b0rlered
Curtain stuff, embroidered Lace
M! Muslin, SILK and WOolrm
Dumn4k, rtc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
lImTy krrsrys, Luwrll., Linseys,
JrHns, Deniss, Stripes ad Col.
tOunlrs;
Spper French Bed IilnHkrts.
iIcnvy Graincr Plantation do, very
superior.
rRl! the attention OF in'tors and plHn-
use. u is very complete, and the
reat care and Judgment, the result Of
ne. $50 II
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ll. ~ ~" following, NiE:-
S1prr jrgrt@ hniique Siiks.
{ uuI ArmUrn SILKS;
= apgI Ia'etH Siiks;
tu!b lored plain rAult de Soir,
" + proaute lirpGior;
l,'-p cli mud F.mbrmL'd Fneomlee;
-Al,pJginble md Chaue figonnfc;
Embroidered D'uua-k and plain
fIalt Il" Soie
lstf, rirh ClHu-cHhlr and Cfhm-
un Fuult 4" Soic;
SlGll! plldd high colored do, for
Wr sos;
NNo:rlliues and florencrs, OF every
r'Hdr nud color.
N.rre md cplpred SHtins;
N ''@ plrcts sdperGr heavy black
lu ,OI1rsd wnier.d PpIlt de Sole;
t.n-~l SlIh Nrlyrts;
J. y EbeGe Satin striped and plain
'l.Hlnt re Il 'tl'o-s.
= rn Md English Nieruos, Nous
G.4 h iMne aud tIpaa4, solid
lpr- pr every variety of shAdc !
! 10, .'rir'.i Uui pl!ui Puyih7;
SsaFl0r hh'rkand colorri plniii and
-lrel Canton Grapes,
rrg. iusurmrn, uf wl'te mud
nu embroidered mud plain
'nE- ''layls, some extra riEi:
NJ wm ttI,Nmerr Md heavy rich
,l. s'HaAI,,
! ph.u3 Raw silks;
=" =, W W would especially
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FURNITURE, ETC.

A tuPARTNERSIllP NOTICE - The under
" ti y" entered into parttr ship 18th gitem-
her under the 1yla VI. CAIlO<A Thet
continue FURNITURE BUSINESS street.
all transactions Of the late firm NJ ,nrionn NJ CARDONA
Newtrleans, Dec 80, ISL. idSl I'M W. I. DAVIS
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kfoR MoBILE.yia BAY ST. LOUIS, H. i

TAss tIEISTIANt AlsSIsSIPPI CITY. 81 s4k44sk5js
hgtiLt-Whter Ar@ngrIn ntThe fin Lake steamer MOBILE
~" oil tuil cpressl TIE Lake trade
.nS VII @s. H. New tans adose every WEDNESDAY and
RDAi EVEN o'clock,
the arrival ot tie O'Clock will
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY ORNi>'SS Christian Pas
hgGnl Bay ST tonl Freight canal warehouse
all hours the day.
The last the bur Will promptly l2
o'clock "Wednesday anil Saturday
The letter will eae o'clock
nln r. GEDrES, AgeutI Bank
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-27
Gen. ScOtt'S Conversation with the
Mississippi Delegation,

Gen. Scott in his conversation with the Missis-
sippi delegation, used the following strong Ian
guage:
'' was in roint of time, the fourth or fifth man
who declared for the Omnibus Bill. Clay and
Foote are the only men l remember who pro-
ceeded me. l. afterwards during the passage of
the various compromise bills, sanctioned and sus-
tanned each, as it came up. in all its length and
breadth Ihave, on an average ever since, at least
five times day, declared the game sentiment. |
declared for these measures as early as the lst OF
February, 1850. Mr.. Clay visited me on The day,
or the next day after their passage by Congress,
and, may say, embraced me as a brother and
partner in success. l am surprised at, and cannot
account for. the contrary rumor that has gone
abroad, especially amongst my friends at the uth
Il am gratifed to have this opportunity of setting
myself right in presence of the accredited men Of
Mississippi. lam willing,
and even desire, if any man Of good character will
state that he heard me say otherwise than have
said to you, that the word "inlamous" should be
written before and after my name"