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Read! Read
OUer $50 Bottles are daily MANUFACTURED and
sold Of
CLARKE'S VEGETABLE
Sherry Wine Bitters.

And still the cry is more! more more! We sup
pose the that everybody buys md takes them
is because tney made Of ROOTS and HERBS,
which are 20 do good and never do injury: such
as Rock Rose, Wintergreen, Sarsaparilla Dock Root
Dandelion, Wild Cherry Prickiy Ash, Thorough wort,
Poplar Bark, &c., the great remedies for eakness,
Loss6f Appetite, Liver Complaints, aud unhealthy
stale 5 the stomach, bowels and blood The ladies all
like them for hey make ciear skin, rosy cheeks and
good health and nice he taste as 10 be realv
dsiici0uS and all say love them for they bound
TO do me gooi'
Sold verywhere for the low price of p cents for
pint bottle ana 20 cents only for mammoth bottle,
holding Two quarts.
II. r. CLARKE, u haron, Mass, Sole Proprietor
r. Il. SMITH u CO.
6nl5 Wholesale aud retail agents, Elm ST, Ba III
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Worms

As this the of the year when Worms most
formidable among children the proprietors Planes Yer
muge beg leave to call the attention Of parents its vr-
tues for the expeng Of these annoying and often fatal
mics Of children 1t invented by physician of great
experience in Virginia. who after having used it for
year in his practice and found its UNIVERSAL
induced at last to offer to the public cheap but
certain and excellent medicine 1t has since justly
popular throughout the United States the efficient
Vermuge known and the demand has been steadily
the increase since its first introduction to the public
II Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DR. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, and take else All
other Vermuges in comparison, worthless Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine Vermfuge, also, his Celebrated Liver Pills
can now had all of the respectable Drug Stores
United States and Canada.
BURR PERRY, Cornhll, Boston, General Agents for
New England. A Page, Agent Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally.
THE GREAT ExMBTIoN.-Among the many articles for
the toilet the Crystal Palace the Balm of Thousand Flow
attracts the greatest attention 1t universally
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Circular Building,
Junction Marshall Blackstone and Hanover Sts Boston,
Carpet & Furniture Store,
V Wholesale saL f for Cash. EVERY LOW
u Please Call. W. L. is. bhoOhS-
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Notice to Gas Consumers.

DERS0NS who wish to be supplied with Gas by the Bath
Gas Light Company, the coming autumn and winter,
hereby notified that is necessary to make immediate
application by entering their the books Of the
Company the Office Of the Treasurer for that purpose
be set until the above requistion is COM
piled with. 1t will also much facilitate the operation Of the
contractors who engaged in laying the service
pipe. CHAS. CLAPP, JR.,
Bath, Sept. 6. Treasurer Of Bath Gas Light Co.
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The peach crop was never more abundant.
Nine steamers are principally employed in car
rying peaches to New York city, amounting 10
about 81, 900 baskets day.
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Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston.
Sch ArenZamendi, Curtis, Boston.
Sch GaZee, Poole, Boston.
Sch Texas, , Boston.
ESch Planet Preble, Napan NC with hackmetac to
Robinson.
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FIRE. The dwelling house of Mr. John
Stockell, in Frankfort, was destroyed on Sum
day. Insured for half its value, in Boston.
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l. NJ. SINGER & CO.'S
Straight Needle, Perpendicular Action
Sewing Machine,
Patented August u, 1851.
25l Washington street, Boston
DIR. MnmrOe

III M WElFOG,
Would respectfully inform the public that he has
~ arrived in town, and has his o1e Salem street
No 81 opposite the Salem Market of Cross and
Salem Streets where he be consulted ut any hour
between O'Clock A NJ, and O'Clock p M, by persons
suffering from debiltated state Of the system and
other affections of private nature, whose name may
De Legion His mode of treatment is immediate and
sovereign requiring no drugs mercury which
sent and are sending thousands premature grave
HIS charges are moderate, and permanent war
ranted. DIR MITNROE
Boston, Mass, 81 Salem street
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HelnemaMn IL Jenkins.
Dealers and Importers of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER WARE,
Corner of Court and Hanover Sts.,
And Sign of the Golden Californian
23l Washington St., (under Marlboro HoteI)
BOSTON
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Wood.
Coal
Somerset and kennebec Railroad
COmDany,

NOTICE is hereby given that assessment (being the
secOnd Of ten dollars each share of the capital stock
in the Somerset and Keebec Railroad Company has been
made and ordered by the President and Directors said
Company and that the said assessment will be due and
payable to the Treasurer of said Company his Office in
Waterville, the 10th day of October, A. d. 1853.
s. p SHAW, Treas. Of s. & X. r. r. Co.
Waterville, Sept I, 1853 13td
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Boston Hand Stamp Co.

Boston Hand Stamp Co.
l52 Washington Street, Boston.
This Company is now ready TO execute orders to any
amount for the making Of their patented Printing Stamps
by which brief ecta daily repeated in the Of bust
ness are printed on bundles packages &c sent off in trade
Banks Brokers' Expresses, Officials Of every variety, all
having daily to repeat the thing in writing, this
method Of printing, and immense amount of labor
Railroad and Steamboat Companies stamp their daily
tickets, to prevent fraud
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FIRE PROOF SAFES.
a Mo- TETED IVY 1rTYTHEn1Y

mi FIRE PROOF SAFES
.fNOTHER TESTIMONIAL!
M DANNY, July 9Th, 1853.
sac you made for me in good order, and am highly
peased with II il far exceeds my in the
a model Safe ~ ' i"A IL
mot being acquainted with Mr.. Kershaw, had only
seen one OF his advertisements and wishing to get me
SaiaInander Safe enclosed a draft the order az All
hershaw, req esiing him To make a Safe such one
as he could for the sum specified in the draft he prompt
Safe which Safe think could not have rot Ior Inc
price paid for it, if had ba gained with him at his fac
tory Tor IT, II wishing ger another Safe should
not take the tronbe go his factory make bar
gain for il, but should send draft to his order and
should put full confidence in him would send me
better article for the price could get by making
abargain with him if l were his factory.
BENJAMIN BARNES
X kERSHAW'S PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE
FACTORY, 50 CharestOwn street. Also for sale at
AOMERS LADD'S, "a Union street, and c. SCUD-
DER Il cos, SO Pearl street, Boston.
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S. nj. PETTENGILL & CO.'S
Boston Business Directory
SEPTEMBER. 1859

The First Fall Gard List collected by g. M PErrEN-
GILL Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents. Mo. 10
State Street, Boston, who authorized By die publish
Of the best and mast ideky circuLated Nespaners
throughout the United States to take advertisements and
subscriptions at their lowest rates.
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Plates Cases Frames, Lockets, Chemicals and every
description OF used in the Daguerreoype business
at the lowest cash prices Orders promptly attended
NJ supply Of the celebrated "H b IS Plates con-
stantly on hand.
JOHN SAWYER & CO., 1913 Washington Street.
JOHN SAWYER GEO. s. BRYANT.
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The GREAT ExMBTIoN.-Among the many articles for
the toilet the Crystal Palace the Balm of Thousand Flow
attracts the greatest attention 1t is universally
ded to be the best article known for removing TAM from
the face and otherwise improving the complexion.
For sale by SAWYER MAGoUN and WIN. b. STEARSs.
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Corners Institute.

l39 Washington Street,
ESTABLISHED A. D. le49,ior practical Instruction in
Writing, Book Keeping Navigation, &c, offers superior
advantages for obtaining Employment The names and
residences 23l students who furnished with good
situations the past year, given in the Cata-
Iogue and Gard OF Terms, which is by mail gratis
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IL The foHotCing Is list of ntany of he most sub
stantiat and honorable business firms Boston Mer-
of great service to hen and key are ad,sad 10 ne 4
With them.
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CHIMNEY Pieces and Pier Slabs,
manufactured OF Stone by the PENRHYN MARBLE
Co. Patented 1922
These are NEW and beautiful articles in imitation OF
tne richest marble, such Lisbon Italian, Pyrenese
Egyptian, GALWAY, Spanish, Sienna Black, and others
oil The most rare and desirable kinds In and finish
they stand very highly polished retain their
beauty much longer than common marble, and are not
injured by coal gas smoke or acids. They have been
extensively introduced into public and private buildings
giving perfect satisfaction those who have tried them
The best references and testimonials be given,
showing their adaptedness for general While
mucn superior In appearance, they sold cheap
er IMAM anything OF the kind the market. In fact the
confidence with which they have thus far been used,
gives the iarest evidence that the Penhyn Marble by
IT'S many advantages, will in great supersede
the of all other.
PIER SLABS and SHELVES for parlors, chambers,
&c, together with Bronze G II and all other kinds of
Brackets, OF various patterns, furnished TO ORDER
Architects, builders, and all others, invited
anime them Arrangements have been made for the sup
ply OF the trade. Samples may be seen at the Ware
Rooms OF the Company No Haskins Buildings, corner
OF fremont Row and Howard Stree, opposite Hanover
street, Cup stairs) JOSEPH STORY, Agent.
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DEARBORN,s ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT,
And Depot for the sale Of Note Papers and Fancy Cards
No 22 l-2 School Street, Boston.
Wedding, Address, and Invitation Cards Elegantly
Engraved and Printed from CopperPate. Door Plates
Seals &c, Engraved
All articles appertaning TO Weddings and Parties,
such Cake Boxes, Wedding Envelopes, Love Knots.
Silver Waters De La Rues Note Papers and Envelopes
GoIered and Plain Embossed and Illuminated Note Pa
pers, Envelopes and Cards
great variety of Ball Cdrds, orders OF Dances, &c.
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CarpetingS.

WILLIAM p. TENNY & CO.
Have in store large and fresh stock Carpetings foreign
and domestic manufacture, for sale favorable terms
Hall over the Boston and Maine Railroad Depot Haymarke
Square.
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Philip KegIer & G,

Manufacturers and Importers of
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
AND CUTLERY,
No 1873 Washington, Cor Of Water st, (Up Stairs)
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Depot for the sale Of Simpsons Prize Medal Ionic Gold
Pens, Fountains and Holders.
F. w. SNOW, No. 81, WASHINGTON St., BOSTON,
Manufacturer and Dealer in the above named Articles.
II is needless 10 speak at length other superior quail
ties as the inventor has received Silver Medals for Them
here, also medal the Great Exhibition in London
and never allows pen be placed OH sale without
personal examination and test.
N. b. A great variety of pens and gold and silver
may be found the above establishment. libcr
nj discount TO the trade
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PONDS DOfCaS Sewing Machine.
Superior to all Others for hight ana heauy tcork
Persons should examine them before purchasing.
Office 163 Washington St., Boston.
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HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES.
Having taken license under the original Patent of
| ELIAS HOWE, JR., we manufacturing and sell
int the latest improved and perfect operating Ma
chimes offered to The public at the low price Of
| 800 to Sl25.
Also, Agents for the sale Of WHEELER, WILSON &
CO.'S SEWING MACHINES, at manufacture rs' prices
These Machines are superior to any in for sewing
| Cotton and Linen fabrics.
NICHOLS &. BLISS. 81 Hanover St
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Artists Supply Store.


25 Cornhi Boston.
Prepared Oil Coors in Tubes Canvas and all supplies
fJr Oil Painting Materials for Drawing, and CrayOns,
and Chromatc Painting.
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What can be had mt
A. w. POLLARD'S,
No Court Street, Boston
MILITARY Cloths and Trimmings
Swords, Epauets Sashes, Army Laces, &c
REGALIA GOODS, with Laces, Stars and Emblems
THEATRICAL Consuming Articles, with Laces, &c
Fencing Foils Masks and Battle Swords
BANNER SILKS, Fringes. Tassels, &c
Ornamental Trimmings for Engine Companies.
United States Flags, Decorations &c
REGALIA and Jewels for all the ''Oriers"
Ballot Boxes and Balls, Gavels, &c, &c
Masonic Carpets, Diplomas and Books
If you want an article you do not know where find
direct your orders above
NJ ONE PRICE ONLY N
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Sailors and Marines

Who were in Government Vessels the Of Cali
furnia from the commencement Of the War with Mexico
until september %, 1885, during any part of that
time can obtain extra pay by app'yiag to HORATIO
WOODMAN, IS Railroad Exchange. Boston, in person
o. nv letter.
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Extra Burning Fluid"

Extra Burning Fluid"
We an Extra quality of Stock and challenge any
to offer a better article Of
BURNING FLUID AND CAMPHENE
than manufactured by us. Our prices not lower
than other dealers but Lo. Orders respectfully
solicited and satsfa" ton guaranteed.
ID. 7. MILLS & Co., No. 60 Court st.
Boston 1S53
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The sch Amos Lawrence (of Bath abt tons now
at Providence has been purchased by Messrs Kitedge
Co Boston, private terms.
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Fresh Fruit and Vegetables,

TOGETHER with complete assortment Of Confectionery,
&c. kept constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
cash prices, by y. WARREN FRYE
Bath, Aug. "A, 1853 10
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Surgical smd DerfaI Instruments.
81 fremont Row. Boston. French, English and American
Pocket Cases. Amputang Trepanning, Postmortem am
Eye Instruments in Cases. Specuums, Bougles, Cathe
ters &C. French Anatomical Preparations Skeletons, en-
tire FgtaI Adult and Separated Sculs- Articuatet
Hands and Feet. Anatomical Maps in sets, beautifully
kind of Rotary Gavanic Battery, to without acids
WAYS ready for use very powerful and highly approved
PHYSICIANS Dental INSTRUMENTS and Mineral Teeth Col
Foil and Plate Patina Plate and Wire. Dental Chairs
Tooth Powder. Brushes and Boxes Dental Book, &C.
Wholesale and retail
BENZ. 8 GOLDMAN Prnr,rietnr
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J. PHILBRICK'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
No 81 Hanover Street,
Under the American House, BOSTON

All New Books received published, which,
with our usual immense Stock of Standard Msceane
Gus Books, comprising all the varieties in Ancient and
Modern Literature the largest assortment in this
city, Particular attention given furnishing Public and
Private Libraries at the very lowest Country Deal
and others respectfully invited to call before pur
chasing elsewhere Also splendid stock Of Letter Can
Bill and Note Papers, Envelopes Blank Books &C. Orders
for Books respectfully solicited and good bargains
rantcd
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LAUNCHED-At Rockland -th nstby Messrs & n Dy-
fine schooner of about $50 tons called the JOHN HART
to he commanded by Capt John Hart
Brunswick 9th inst from the Mr. Samuel DIM
ning ship of 1000 tons, called the THoMPsoN-o
commanded by Capt Geo Mustard of Brunswick who
part with others of b. and Capt Hood and 0r
Over q Portland.
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Apprentice Wanted.

active and intelligent boy, apprentice to the
Printing business. Inquire at this office.
Aug. 2, 1858.
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Sheet IsingTass, or Nlica.

To StOUe and Lantern Manufacturers.
For Compass Cards. Lanterns Of all kinds Stove and Fur
Doors &c. 1t superior to anything used for
the above purposes account Of not breaking burning
but standing the most intense heat.
Safety Lanterns and Safety Lamps Of various Sizes
very superior article. Sold at No q Union Street. (up
stars) Boston, by GEO. H. RUGGLES.
N. b. Specimens exhibition at Crystal Palace, New
York.
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CYRUS II. Clark,

Paints, Oils Glass, Artists Materials, Grainers' Col
ors, Paint Brushes Varnishes of all kinds JRpanneI
Tins for Signs Gold and Silver BrOnZe 81 Hanover st.
opposite the American House, Boston.
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iron the REPuBLIc. !


~ Repair.
ion ~ h;1s costing but thirty 500 dollars per
.on 70 ou'io anew have through sheer recklessness
quo ss agnosence' cost sixty 500 dollars per ton
This extract 10 from leading, labored editorial
In the PennsyIvanian Of the 9th instant COINED
In part, into the Republic of the llth relative IN
abuses in our navy system. These abuses are. bv
inference, attributed to Encouragement and
want of progressive spirit in the "comnodores''
at the heads Of the Naval Bureaus How far
these officials are accountable for abuses, either
from "recklessness" or Ignorance shall not
auempt TO discuss. 1t is not unnatural that men
advanced In years retain lingering attachments
TO things and systems they were familiar with in
Joo."' a"o ioox with caution upon any new fan
gied notions. Believing, however that the sen
tence have quoted above is cac uiated to create an
erroneous impression with regard 10 one item of
abuse it is proper to state in explanation ,bst no
authority Is given to the Navy Department or lis
bureaus to build new veesess excent in soecisI
cases Qour war steamers authorized six wears
ago, and HStevens's war-steamer" reauthor;zed
last year.) Consequently. as vessel becomes
disabled, it must be put in repair whenever tho
service of such weasel becomes necessary If the
cost of repair exceed the cost of Constructing
vessel of the came capacity, the fault lies
with Congress in refusing to the Department auy
discretionary authority in such cases. The atten,
ton of Congress has been frequently called to this
anomaly; but as there was no authority to employ
champag he and other artificial means to open the
Understandings of members to comprehension of
it, the game "old fogy" phraseology in appropri.
ating money has been kept up. At the last session,
"repair CT vesses, /" "inciuding fuel and purchase
of hemp for next year, was deemed worthy Of
an appropriation Of two millions-Iess fifty eight
thousand six hundred dolars-whiIe not a dollar
was authorized for the construction or purchase of
a new vessel TO replace any not worth repairing.
1t cannot be argued that this is in accordance
with good economy; but it lie not unna tural that
man, to avoid going barefooted, will expend in
repairing his old boots more thar their original
cost, if he is precuded from obtaining new ones
- ----s-- - RATIINE
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FRO BE CONTINUED.

INDIAN FisHr.-Tbe st. Paul Pioneer of the 2Sth
ult. says: About two weeks since a party of
ChipPewas killed Sioux Indian near SKIS Viii
lage Crows band, in retaliation formed war
Psrty, went up the st. Croix, and there killed a
Chippewa and returned home. The Chppewas
formed a large war party and followed the Sioux
down. About 10 o'clock this morning, a number
OF the Chippewas, who we're providing about town
IN quest OF Sioux, saw our friend Jim and his two
sisters enter Forbess store, took their stand in
front OF the store, and fired in through the open
door, badly wounding one of the women. Old Jim
Immediately gave chase, but unfortunately only
two barrels of his revolver went off, md they with.
out effect more daring feat never perpe-
trated by any people than this attack of the Chip
Pewas, in the city of ST. Paul, in the most busn ess
part OF town, and in broad daylight. We under.
stand Governor Ramsey Immediately ordered out
a company of United States dragons to go in
pursuit OF the offenders that they may at once be
brought to Jostice the dragons being little tardy
in their movements, about sixty of our citizens
under command of Lieutenant Simpson, started
after the Indians; and as they had not returned at
the hour Of going to press, we unable to give
the result.
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Have we " q Great Commercial Entrepo
amongst us:''

All honor to the enterprise Of our sister city
of Alexandra. We hope for her large share
Of the commerce which she has done so much
to develop.
But we fear that when our friend of the .4ge
calls "Alexandria the great commercial entire
pot ofthe South" we may have to chronicle a
collision with Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston.
Savannah, Mobile, or New Orleans. Had not
the Age better "whslle to brake up" for fear
of smash? ilrFat
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THE ELECTION IN INDIANA this year takes place
on the Tuesday Immediately following the first
Monday in October, (the 4th,) the new constitu'
ton having fixed this as the regular day, instead
Of the first Monday in August. as formerly. In
consequence of the Legislature meeting only once
in two years, Indiana will have general election
this year. having elected all her officers, from gov
srnor down, last October. IA e.
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The Hon. JOSEPH R. CHANDLER, accompa-
MED by his lady, was to leave Philadelphia
yesterday, with the object of making shor
trip to Europe. He will return in time to be
in his seat at the opening of Congress. The
best wishes of many friends will accompany
him.
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THr DusKER ANNUAL MEETING will be held AT
the Beave. Dam Church. Frederick county, MARY
land, on Whitsuntide, the 18th mat This is what
but oncs In each fifteen years, at the same place.
IL 10 attended by all of that denom ation through.
out the United States. The Liberty Nr.cs says it
is customary to prepare food for man and horse,
members in the neighborhood Of Beaver Dam. some
eight large beeves for the OCCASION and that other
preparations are making Of proportionats extent.
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LouIsrAsA.-The Legislature of Louisiana ad-
Journed s'ne de on the s0th ultmo. The great
measures of the session were the acts subscfi bin
three and a half millions the part of the State
10 the Jackson, Shreveport, and OpeIousas rail.
ROAD. another act Of Importance to the State is
one estaoiisning system for draining and re-
claiming its swamp land. general banking Ia W
vas also passed The floating debt of the State
U YVES provided for BY authorizing loan of $780,
wv ana, 10 meet the interest aud provide amply
fer the expenditures Of the State 10 future. tbe
taxes have been raised to one-sixth Of one per
cent on the appraised value of the taxable property
The Congressional districts have been rearranged
on the plea that the apportionment of last year
was party one by the Wings, and the present
apPornonment. in retaliation, is said to be a par
~ one by the Democrats. All the amendments
of constitutional vote of two thirds.
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Senator RUsK, of Texas Governor PAINE, of
Vermont General CLARKE, of New York Major
Emory, OF the Typographical Corps, U. S. A.; and
Hon. Mr. GRsELy, of Boston. arrived at Memphis,
Tennessee, on the Sd instant; and the after
noon of the same day, accompanied by ex Cover.
ernor Jones, GEORGE W. SMITH, ESQ and other
leading citizens of Memphis, crossed the river,
and paid visit to the town of Marion, Ar kansas,
for the purpose of casually exploring the first ten
miles of The route for the Pacific railroad