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Chart. stan, Aug 2j.-The sthr. Dreadnaught,
from Nassau, Aug, 17th has arrived. She brings
the family Of the late Gov. Gregory, who are return
ing to England.
The American brigantine Adelaile has been
wrecked Oh Egg Island reef Capt. Clark arrived
al Nassau on the l4th
Speculation in Pine apples had proved losing
game, the crops having generally failed
As to Pine Apples, we should think ii the crops
failed, spectators ought to make by t-unless they
have got to operating in pine apples as they do in
stocks, ali Tor future deliveryl
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MEDICAL CARD-DR MAsSY q


Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.. ap1
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MAJOR WRIGHrMAN AND LIEUT.. THoMAs-Tbe
News from Santa Fe published by US Saturday,
spoke Of difficulty between these gentlemen, and
OF an apprehended street fight. 1t was understood
however, that 1t. Thomas had posted" the Major
several days before the Courier left Santa Fe.-
'zeke,' in Saturdays Republic, has this to say on
the subject:
y was not wrong last evening in doubling the sto.
= that Major Weightman had quietly submitted to
the Indignty said to have been offered him by Lieut.
Thomas IN New Mexico have since seen tn card
published by the latter from which it appears that
he insuted Major Weiehtman, who resented it i'm
inediately by striking him. Thomas made no re-
ristauce at the time, but sgbsequentlybsent Weight
ulan a challenge. which he refused TO receive
hence the posting"
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DEATH OF 4 YouNe MAN IN TIE Crave

DEATH OF a YOUNG MAN IN THE GRAVE YAap
AT MEMPHIS, TESS.-A young man was found dead
in the grave yard OF South Memphis, on the 18th
inst His name was JAMES w. THOMPSON. H.
was native Of this State and has brother living
j. Lynchburg, as appeared from letters found upon
hin. lie went to Memphis in a steamboat from Ca
iro. Hewas entirely destitute ofmoney and refused
any aid from the passengers, though they kindly
offered to assist him The Memphis Eagle expresses
the opinion that young Thompson failing to get en-
ployment, wandered about, stunning sll associa.
ton, ana finally died from oppression of heat In
bis pockets were found a certificate of membership
OF the Glover Hill Division OF the Sons of Temper
ance Of sppomattox county-a letter from j. R. Hill
Richmond, and another from himself to his brother
il Lynchbnrg. lie had also female miniature
with lock of hair, 10 which were attached some
lines poetry signed kate TO J. w. T." His body
was deceutly inferred.
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HEAVY Loss BY THE BURNING OF THE CYERoKEE

HEAVY Loss BY THE BURNING OF THE CHEROKEE
The steamer Cherokee, which burned at New
York Friday night, owned by George Law, o. NJ
Roberts and others. She was not insured ard was
valued al 100000. The cargo, consigned chiefly to
houses III New Orleans, consisted of about 1900 pack
ages of merchandise, valued at $500 eacu-amount
ing 10 $4,000 There two hundred shippers who
are supposed to have been insured. Some packages
OF Vtrio had been slowed along with the goods and
lts supposed they set FIRE to the goods. few pack
ages of goods saved, but in such damaged
state as to be Of little value The loss exceeds $780,
eco. The Cherokee to have started for Havana
and New Orleans Saturday.
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The .Secretnrn Of Hnr

Portland, Aug. e6.-Jefferson Davis the
Secretary at War, and Professor Bache, Su.
perintendent of the IT, S. Coast Survey. ar.
rived at the United States Hotel last evening
from the White Mountains, having crossed
Mount Washington and stopped over Tues.
DAY night at the Summit House They LEI,
here this morning at : o'clock for the Survey
station on Blue Mountain, near Philips
Franklin coanty-90 miles distant.
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THOMAS w. KERsEE. Salesman.
CLOSING SALE OF EARTHE

ELOSING SALE OF EARTHEN-
~ WARE, CHINA, GLASS, MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, FURNITURE, &c.-The subscriber hay-
ing removed TO the new Iron Front Building, No 20
Pearl for l4th street. will close at auction without
reserve, on WEDNESDAY next, the 3lst instant
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at his late place of bust
ness, No Fifteenth street. the remnant of his stock
consisting OF various consignnents OF CHINA GLASS
aud EAKihEN"ARE,s suitable for dealers families.
&C.: lot of manufactured TOBACCO CIGaRS
FURNITURE, miscellaneous GOODS, &c. &c. Sale
without reserve.
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash; for that
amount and over, four months credit for approved
negotiable notes
"a GEORGE / STTNfNEp
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BALTIMORE MARKET

--- BALTIMORE MARKET.
August 1.-THE -four market is very active TODAY
WILD an adyance--there being good export demand
we have sales of 1850 barrels Howard Street at S525
aud 500 barrels City Mills at S5l83 and 400 bbls al
So; The demand was not all supplied when we
The gram market is steady About Il, 600 bushels
Wheat offered and mostly sold at los il0c. for rcd
to ll2 a lie. for good 10 prime white One lot OF
very prime white, for family -four brought 100
Safes also of inferior qualities to &c. less than the
above quotations
About s,oo0 bushelsCorn offered and mostly SOLD at
63a65c. for white TO 6aa69c. for yellow.
NEW YORK MARKETS
NEw YORK, August 1.-THE flour market is frmer
sales of 5000 bbls. at S51aa525 for State to 54a
5.G2 for Southern.
Wheat frm-ssles of 100 eco at 12l for mixed South.
ern 70 lSSc. for Genesee. Corn frmer-sales Is 00O
bushels at 76c for yellow mixed 75c.
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Coareattoa Of the Free Democracy Of v. HAMPSHIRE
Marlborough Bridge, ". H., Aug. q, Is53.-A
grand mass convention OF the New Hampshire Free
Democracy, numbering about two thousand men
and women, assembled in the beautiful grove, in
this town to-day.
Hon. Amos Tuck, late member of Congress, pre-
sided
The chief speakers were Mr.. Tuck, Hon John
P. Hale Moses A. Garland of Exeter L. D. Mors-
ton OF Maine, &c. Freesoil doctrines were advo-
Gated as patti lotto, and in harmony with the law of
God and the Constitution OF the United States The
fugitive slave law was denounced
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BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE ECO.

BY DUNLOP. MONCURE L co.
GR &C E RE Az AUCTION-On
~ TUESDAY, the 30th instant commencing at 10
O'Clock. will sell at store general assortment
OF GROCERIES, consisting in part Of
loo hhds. New Orleans and Cuba SUGARS, ranging
from fair to choice quality
IS barrels Louisiana MOfASSES
100 boxes Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm CANDLES.
so boxes SOAP
so hhds. Bacon SIDES
50 bbls. WHISKEY, Holland GIN.
Madeira Sherry and Port WINES.
Champagne WINE.
Gunpowder, Pouchong and Imperial TEAS
MUSTARD, assorted CANDIES
$500 CIGARS, superior quality.
half pipes Tennessee BRANDY, 1885,
% Sale without regard to weather.
TERMs-Under 500 cash. over that amount mos.
credit for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO., Aucts.
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The Esrer Aba,,,,o

Nee Orleans. Aug. Alt is with sincere
pleasure | am able TO send you this dispatch.
which is the first that has gone forth with such
Joyous intelligence. The total number OF
deaths during the past "a hours ending at 6
clock TINS morning, shows a large decrease.
oelng ~ OF which l5s were from yellow
fever. The number of cases in the Gbar;t,
Hospital also exhibit falling of.
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BY GODDIN APPERSON.
GENERAL TENFWENTS ON ORE

a ~
~ CON HILL, ON BYRD AND IST STREETS.
AND FARM ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD, EIGHT
MILES ABOVE THE CITY OF RICHMOND
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th Septem-
Der, 1853 upon the premises, commencing at AZ o.
CLOCK several brick and wsoden DWELLINGS on
Oregon HILL fronting on Belyidere and Church sts-
These tenements are all new, and are among the
best in that mel ghborhood.
After which will be sold the two new brick TENE-
MENTS at the corner of Byrd and LIST streets front
ing, together, about 10 feet the North line of
Byrd street, running back about 80 feet.
Also, several vacant LOTS adjoining the above on
the North and East.
After the sale of the last mentioned property land
at the corner of Byrd and LIST sreets) will be sold
neat little FARM, in the county of Henrico on the
mountain road, about miles from the city of Rich
mond, containing 40 acres, in the occupancy of
Mr. f. Tate. This farm has been recently settled
the buildings eli new, and the land is as good as
any In that neighborhood great bargain will per-
haps be sold.
TEEMs-One-fourth cash balance at 4, and II
months for gotable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note shall be paid.
N. B.-The taxes are all paid up on the above pre-
perty, and titles indisputable.
au S5 GODDIN & APPERsON. Aucts.
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A CHEAP FARM FOR sALE.-Tb


"A subscriber having moved to the city of Richmond
will sell his FARM, lying in the county of Henrico.
eight miles below the city of Richmond on the VIII
!iamsburg road, and adjoining the lands Of Dr. Tlaun
ly, George III. Savage and others containing abont
three hundred acres hundred aud ty acres clear
ed, twenty-five Or thirty of first rate meadow
land, the balance well set with pine aad oak wood IL
produces GOOD corn, oats and wheat; the soil Is OF
good clay foundation. The improvements are q GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE, with ali necessary out houses
Also, one tract six miles below the civ conaiing
TWO hundred and ten This tract Is heavily SET
with pine and oak wood, and has good deal of GOOD
pine n!neer. more minute description of this pro-
perry ueened unnecessary here, those disposed
scn are invited to do Mr.. Hazel who is living on
,he arm VIII take pleasure in showing it to any one
lore THURSDAY, the first day of September it wiz
on that day commencing at IL o'clock upon the pre-
muses., pc sold at public auction. The terms win be
nan cash. and the balance in twelve months.
credit will be given If il Is desired. Any per-
or 70 Mas 70 pnIehsse % The subscriber
jy 22-cltdlaw3t WILLIAMSON ALLEN
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
By Telegraph for the Daily Dispatch.

ESCAPE AND ARREST OF SLAVES
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2e.-Three slaves, from Wiz.
ginia who, with their owners were going South.
made their escape on their arrival In this city yeser
day, bat were subsequently arrested under writ
of habeas corpus, and brought before Judge Finn
who remanded them to the custody of their owners
FROM MEXICO.-THE YELLOW FEVER
Ne,o Orleans, Asgust 26-Advices from the city
of Mexico to the 18th, announce the arrival of the
American Minister.
Theyellow fever in New Orleans is certainly de-
creasing, the deaths for the last two days having
been but 400, of which 354 were from yellow fever
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EDUCATION.
DREPARATO SCHOOL Fo

EJhE1aha1Oh i - " II ~ " IL + u k
Il BOYS.-This School will be opened by the sub
scriber the 10Th of September next in building
en- End street between Broad and Marshall.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The system of instruction will afford every facility
for the acquisition of sound business English ED-
CATION. To which viii be added preparatory in
struction in the LATIN Language and in the Physi-
cal, Moral and Intellectual SCIENCES.
Its the purpose of the subscriber if literally
tanned, TO associate with himself Classical and
Mathematical Teacher.
TRIMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
For the simple Elementary branches. $50 90
" higher ......... s. 90
"a Latin and English. Observation-Disclosures. AZ 90
CITY REFERENCES.
Judge Crump, Chas. Rose, Ed Mail,
Judge Clopton, Garland Hanes s
Herbert A. Claiborne, r. L. Coleman,
Logan Waller, J. w. Randolph,
Tho. d. Quarles, Z. B. Spence,
George Maynard, John NJ. Gregory.
G. L. C. SALTER.
The subscriber will be absent from the city until
the 18th September next. Those desiring to enter
pupils requested TO leave their at the Of
tice of the Morning Mail with Mr.. Wherry, at the
Exchange Rank. au 29-3taw7tH
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I'VE Baltimore, Nd, called to Richmond profess
sonally, may be consulted at his rooms American
Hotel during The next or days.
n. Bias from time to time DR.. M. has received
numerous letters from citizens of Richmond and vi
entity, enquirng in relation to the probabilities of
cure such have an opportunity to learn something
CERTAIN in relation thereto 1t is but justice to state
be radically cured This is especially the case with
many females who go half their lives only hall well
au 27-2t* "
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
1,nr Fr,rR ASH MoRrAL1rY 1N New On

THE FEVER AND MORTALITY IN NEW Or
,xAxs.-~We yesterday received the Crescent
Of the 22d August, which gave tabular
statement Of the mortality in New Orleans
since The week ending May asth, distinguish.
INC between yellow fever and the total NOR
.slity for tha; time We make an abstract of
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Cholera al CHAa5er.aad.

Cumberland, Miners Journal OEce-Aug. Co.
The cholera still fingers here, and the weather is
unfayorable. Tie deaths to-day were, Andrew
ter. and Mrs P Butt, making 50 deaths in all since
the disease commenced. Adam kuh, laborer, not
previously reported, died yesterday
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ENGLISH BOOKS.-For sale by JAS.

ENGLISH BOOKS.-For sale by JAS.
~ WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square
Half Hours with the best Authors, volumes, 8vo
cloth
Literature and Romance of Northern Europe, by
Mary and William Hewitt, volumes, limo, cloth :
Douglas Jerrold's Works consisting of Men of
Character, st. Giles and St James, Punch's Letters
his Son, Letter Writer, Sketches of English Charac-
ter, Caude Lectures, &c, Cakes and Ale
Pycrotts Course of English Reading
Terrence and Phadurs, literally translated, l vol
Coxe's House of Austria, vols
Roger De Hoveden's Annals, 2vols
HuLnboldts Travels, 8 vols
Hunboldt's Cosmos, 4 vols
WoodfaPs Junius, vols
Gil Bias illustrated | vol
Canterbury Tales, by Misses Lee, vols
Destiny, by Miss Ferrier, vol
Marriage, by Miss Ferrier, vol
The Inheritance, by Miss Ferrier, / vol
Miss Jane Austen's merchandising of Emma,
Northanger Abbey, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield
Park, Sense and Sensibty
Chambers Repository of Amusing Tracts, vols
Chambers Papers for the People, u vols
Chambers Miscellany 10 vols au27
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YelLo,c Eer.r IN PhiladelpAia.

We learn from reliable source, that several
cases OF yellow fever have occurred Ia Phlladel-
phis, in the vicinity of Front and South sfee's--
,The board of Health have not reported them, but
the facts are no doubt sated.-Baltimore Patriot
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me barn belonging to Mr. JoHN CoKE of WI
hamsourg, was burnt on his plantation, near James
river, Tuesday last
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OF CONGRESS. nre.
{at.r from Meric0

Ne1o Orleans, Aug. 23.-By an arrival at New Or
leans we learn that decree had been issued in the
cry OF Mexico, by Santa Anna, suppressing the title
OF Sovereign, heretofore prehxal TO the several
States. Haroy Zamarez, late Minister Of the Urea
Enrv il dead
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Sill, a nf TIE Hnnboldt

Meas York, august 27.-The steamer Humboldt
sailed today. taking out l22 passengers and 1924
600 in specie. Among the passengers are George
Vroom, Minister to Prussia, Col. Jackson, Charge
de Afaires to Austria, aud Lieut. Davenport, OF the
Revenue service
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF HOUSE AND

FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.--By virtue OF trust
deed. executed by Henry Leniay dated 18th Fehrua-
~, iSS, duly recorded In Richmond musings Court,
shall, at the request of the creditor thereby Sc
cured, proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses. on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the % septsn-
9er 1885 commencing at o,eiock, the hEa r., rs
small HOUSE thereon, fronting % feet on an alley.
running back Is feet % lot owned by John A. PHI
cher's estate
Terms made known az the time Of sale.
The title Is believed be perfect; but the subser-
Der will convey with the usual special warranty.
w, w. SNEAD, Trustee,
Sale conducted by GOBLIN X ArpsRsoS. Anets.
r. S.-Immediafely after the above sale, will be
sold HOUSE aud LOT adjoining the above
nm 81 G.&A.
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Col. VIM. K Stewart, formerly of Baltimore, is
among the recent dead from yellow fever In New
Orleans.
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NeD York Aug 26.-The new steamship Germa-
MIA, arrived here this morning from Hamburg. She
brings no later advices.
The ship Horatio has arrived here from Canton.
Also, the ship New York, from Havre.
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Rnrninla Of lie Chernhee

EeD York, August 26--The steamer Cherokee
took ire at her wharf this evening" and was totally
consumed. She was to have sailed Tor Havana and
New Orleans tomorrow.
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M USlC. -lNSIRUCI1ON ON The
W PIANO, (SINGING) GUITAR AND VIOLIN.
FIR. WULFF, Prof of Music aud Organist at ST.
Johns Church, will resume his profession in the city
of Richmond, on the LIST of October next. He begs
leave TO express his sincere thanks for the most be
raj patronage which has been extended to him.
Knowing that only strict attention the duties of his
profession and method which in all cases elected
the perfect satisfaction Of the parents aud made the
study of music pleasure to the pupils, could
Tor him such an encouraging patronage; he fatters
himself that by continuing to exert himself to his
most, he will be able meet the expectations of all
who will honor him with their patronage in the COM
ing session.
He would especially call the attention of be ginners
to what he said about his method he finds too of
ten, that the first studies the Piano treated in
wrong way entirely neglected, the great detri-
ment Of ali interests involved at the commencement
of musical studies
He charges rs cents for an hours instruction.
FIR. WULFF be found at his residence Mar
shall street, between Sd and 4h the s.. Josephs
Orphan Asylum, and opposite the German Catholic
Church.
Orders may also be left at the stores of Messrs O..
A Strecker, James Woodhouse, T. H. Taylor, Main
street, G. NJ. West, Exchange Place, Harold l. Muir
ray, Broad street. aU 29-MTh&S2w*
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Washtagtop, dag. 27.-Henry A. Wise of virpi-
ma; Todd OF Ohio; and Judge Sharkey, of Missis,
sippi, are now in our city EACH it is said on bust
mesa OF Importance connected with political affairs
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DR. LAFONTAINE's DOUBLE DIS

nR. LAFONTAINE'S DOUBLE DIS
~ TITLED VEGETABLE Z XTRAC This
preparation will eiectually remove and cure CORNS
WARTS, MOLES, TETTER, SALT-RHEUM and
RlNG-WORM. In Offering to the public this extra
ordinary SALVE, aware of the many difficult
ons heretofore introduced pretending effect that
which they were never able to sustain All ask
of any is try it in presence for three ten
minutes, and they will soon be satisfied with its hap
pv results.
This SALVE is quite safe. and almost miracuousy
destroys the unnatural growth of flesh on man or
beast 1t viii any of the above named diseases
in from three to ten minutes aud being purely vege
table, it will not act any thing unnatural or
vitiated flesh. 1t is needless bring forward long
list of certificates fair trial win satisfy the
incredulous For sale by
r. r. DUVAL l. BROTHER,
au27 No lg9 corner above the Banks
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS PRoDUC
III THE MOST BENEFICIAL. EEEECTS mn

III NJ, ,i - 10 NEfIIIAL EFFECTS En-
ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS.-A gentleman who
RESIDES at Dhobath Factory, near Calcutta, writing
to his father, james Nchol. Eco, IS, Rathbone-
place. Osiord street, States that he had suffered
his side, and that he has derived more benet from
taxing HOLLOWAf'S PILLS for short time than
ne was able 10 obtain under the of several
therefore officers in the army aud Others, who thro
Ving IN hot climates martyrs 70 dsor6ered sto
iIaens nVer complaints, indigestion, should take
hese valuable Pills, being safe and efectual
dy for those diseases
:, Sold by the Proprietor pa, Strand (near Temple
Bar London, and by all respectable Vendors Of PAT
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire and by
those of the United States, in Pots and Boxes at 81
cents, 81 cents, and 81 80 EACH Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A. B; & D. SANDS, New York, and PURCELL, LADD
l. Co. Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the Lar.
ger sizes. -.
n. b. Directions for the guidance of Pa.ients are
affixed TO each Pet or Box. an 23--fv
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Relicf for Mn Orlcnns
AFRICA! Of Tie Germcnia, Re.

Charleston, Aug. 25.-The collection for the SUI
ferers at New Orleans at the Courier Office amount
m
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On Thursday. the opening of the sunbury rail
,o.a. from shamokin to sunbury, Pa, cele
brated in great style
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''Zete7 the Republics Washington gossip, has the
following on the French Mission
'The President IS now understood to have posi-
lively decided not 10 keep his original intention of
appointing Nir. Dix to the French mission Hon. F.
3. Cutting. OF New York, distinguished LAWYER,
and amember elect to the next Congress, is spoken
OF for the place, and is quite likely to secure il"
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ae Boston Pos, calls attention to the fact that the
,,a,as who decided that the State OF Mississippi
was bound to pay the repudiated bonds, were elect
ed by the people.
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Edward WIN. Johnston, formerly editor o. nc
witt and wea known as IN seeretario,@ : has golt
60 saw o,,ea,s If Ia said to edit the Crescent.
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f the epidemic, says:

Oar weekly report shows fearful mortality. Still
,5era IL no decrease but the yellow seourge grows
and strengthens by what il feeds on. For while it
.nly visited the POOR wretched and forsaken; bur
row II attacks all classes and preys upon all with the
sane slutonous appetite, OnesIkteenth of our resi-
cent population have already fallerperhaps more
and hat proportion Is vet 70 feed lite insatiate nav
Iusr be left 10 the decision of time and the fates