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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-22

0@ Professor ALEX, G. BARRY's TR1CoPH-
ERous, OR INDICATED COMPOUND, for Beauti-
flying, Curling, Preserving, Restoring and
strengthing the Hair, Relieving Diseases of
the Skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains, and Heal
ing External Wounds Bounded by no geo.
graphical lines, the reputation of BARRY's
TRIcoPHERoUs pervades the Union. The sales
of the article # late years have increased in
ratio that almost exceeds belief. Professor
BARRY, after careful examination of his sales
book. finds thatth number of ottles delivered
ward, during the year 1852, within a
trifie of $4,000.
Ii IS unnecessary to present at length the
evidences of the wonderful properties of the
IFicopherous, when the public have furnished
such an Endorsement as this. The cheapness
of the article and the explanations given of its
chemical action upon the hair, the scalp, and
in all cases of superficial irritation, first recon-
mended it to the attention of the people. This
was all that the inventor desired. Every bottle
advertised itself. The effects of tie fluid excee-
ded expectations. It acted like a charm. The
Indies would not be without it. Country deal
ers in every section of the United States found
they must have it; and thus was built up a
wholesale trade of an extent hitherto unhead
of as regards articles of this kind. The highes
point has not yet been reached and it is believ-
ed that the sales this year viii be million and
a half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory. No. 137 Broadway
New-York. Retail psice, % cents large bot
tie.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the guam
tity. Sold by all the principal merchants and
druggists throughout the United States and
Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain,
i France, &c.
June 18th, 6m-32 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-22
Vicksburg and New Orleans Packet

YMyIIE very fast and entirely
new steamer PRINCESS,
T. e. HOLMES, Master, will leave en'
for New Orleans and all landings on the coast,
regularly every Friday, at II o'clock, NJ.
PORTERFIELD & CO, Agents.
Vicksburg, May 4, 1858.
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Dissolution.

TIME partnership heretofore existing be-
H. tween r. NJ Anderson s. G. w. Green,
under the name Of Anderson & Green, is this
day dissolved By mutual consent.
Mr.. Green will continue business at the
same house, and. thankful for past favors, So
licits a share Of public patronage. All ac-
counts with the old firm will be settled by Mr..
Green. T.. M ANDERSON,
&. w. GREEN,
Yazoo CITY, June 18th. 1853. .-5w.
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NOf.iGe.

HAVE left my Books and Papers with Mr..
III q. M. Powell, who will act as my agent.
during my absence. N. w. ELLIS.
June ], 1653-2m
O. Yazoo City Wing please copy
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Notice.

gUNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing in
Il this city, under the firm of Thornhm If
McIAenny having expired by limitation 3lst
ult., the same has been dissolved. The under
signed informs his friends, that he will con-
tinue CorToN FAcToRAGE and GENERAL Com
MISSION BUSINESS at No.29, Carondelet Street
under the style of THORNHILL & co.
JNO. THORNHILL.
New Orleans, June Is, 1853-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-22
NOTICE.

THE undersigned guardian of Robert S. and
G. w. Woolherry, Jr., will present his ac-
count for annual settlement AMI allowance to
the Probate Court of Yazoo County, at June
Term. G. w. WOODBERRY,
June 8, 1883 .-3I-4t Guardian.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-22
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
NTOW that our stock of Spring Goods is
1 Y complete, we may safely invite our friends
and the public in general to pay US visit and
examine for themselves.
A to the cheapness aud quality of our goods,
we do not hesitate to say that no ore can com
pete with us Wholesale or retail for the follow
Jug articles:
Bareges, Plain colored and figured,
. Rich Robes,
- hrst and second mourning,
French Lawns, Jaconets and Organdies,
American
Swiss Muslins, Plain, dotted and embroidered,
White and colored robes.
Plaid, checked and Striped Cambrics.
. . Swiss Muslias,
Plaid Muslins for curtains and bars,
. embroidered and jacquard,
Curtains white and colored,
:. Calicoes, Turkey Red aid Buff,
GInghams. small and large checks,
PRINTS.-AGeriean French and English,
from the most renowned manufactures,
NetttngS-Linen and cotton4or bars,
White Bob:net for Bars.
White Marseilles Quilts, I0-4 / Ia 12-4 l3-4
Irish Linens for Shirting, pure flax,
French .'l2-4," for sheetng, pure fax,
Table Linens. Damaskcd, White and Br'wn,
Table Cloths, pain, in sets.
Linen Diapers, Birds eye, Russia3
Cotton Diapers,
Brown linen damask BY the yard,
Shnmer lSit.s-Checised, Piaid anu Plain,
Black and changeable colors.
Crape--Black, Pink. White and Buff,
French Enbroideries Just from Paris, such
as AIantillas, Capes, Joses, ladies vests, chem
isettes, undersleeves, capes and Handkerchiefs.
LaccS-Black and white, Silk. Thread, VAL
Iencinnes. and cotton.
BLACK SILK LACE Wells,
Ribbons,
GLovEs-Filet,s Kid, Silk. Thread and cot
ton, for misses, ladies and gents.
Handkerchiefs-Pla and bordered linen
cambIic, Silk, Corah, Pongee, &c.
! Cgauats-Black Silk, and Eatiste. Suspen-
! ders of all qualities. White cotton Fringes.
Madras Handkercbiefs. Cotton Foulards.
Hosierg-I.ades white, Black and colored
cotton, Isle. thread and silk, olain, eaibIoi-
lered and open worked, French grey Cotton
Hose Children's cotton hose, of all coors and
sizes.
Mems so ton, white, brown, mixed half hose.
Drawers anu undershirts,
!" Linen bosom Shirts at all prices
- Fancy coloredss
Ladies Caters, black silk and lasting,
colored
Shoes, kid and morocco. black and cold,
| 8 Rootees,s s
:. Slippers
| Mems Slippers, tapestry and morocco
/ g Shoes, patent leather, hastings &c
Kossouth Boots,
Misses Critters of all descriptions
Boys Shoes of all SIS,
ChiIdren's shoes of all colors.
Perfumcyg-- largest, best and cheapest
assortment in the city Of Vickshurg.
ALSO-At all times on hand good lof Of
fClothing, plantation goods, linen and cotton
checks, plads, striped, cottonades, linen drill
iings white, brown and colored.
Bleached and unbleached domesti. 5,
White and brown cotton drills, Al, 5-4 Cd,
1O4, II. A, brown and white sheetings;
Hats, caps, &c, Scr
Mattings white and checked 4-4s Ga.
MICHON & SARRAT.
/ Viclshnrn March l6. 1853.
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For Sale.

A NEW travelling Carryall for sale upon ia.
II vorable terms, by BLOOM & BRO,
Inne 15th 1853. Benton, Miss.
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Regular New Orleans and VicAKs.
burg Packet.

YWyHE fine steamer NATCHEZ s-ssesss'- A.
IL T. P. Lcathers, Master,
will leave Vicksburg for New n
Orleans aud intermediate ports, regularly, ev-
ery Tuesday, at I2 o'clock, precisely.
PORTERFIELD f co, Agents.
Vicksburg, May 4, 553
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A Notice.

A 7 the June Term 1858, of the Yazoo Pro-
bate Court, will present my annual ac-
counts for settlement and allowance as Admin
istrator of the following estates, viz: Sidney
Anderson's, " Washington Lnce's, Andrew
Murdock's, Frank Hannock's, John Dillon's
Addison Mills, Dennis Burns, r. ]. Higgin.
botham's, John Emmerson's, John McCaslin's,
w. w. Anaerson's, D. G. Rodgers, S. NJ Boy
lan's Eleanor Matthews, William Grubbs',
August WeigeTing's, P. NJ. Ferguson's, Thos.
IL. Shells, Wade II. Turner's.
Nj. A. JENKINS. Sheriff and Ex-Of-
fcio Administrator of said Estate.
Yazoe City, June 8th, 1s53-31-4t.
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Horses and Sheep.

- JUST received by the Steamer
~ w. G, Campbell, 9 well Sc
YA-V1 lected lot Of Horses, Sheep dzc.,
qAAe9A -. and for sale bv
June ID, 1888. Co. BLACKMAN.
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Plank Road.

Plank Road
TWyHE Books Of subscription to the Yazoo
Ill and Big Black Plank Road Company are
now open at the Banking House of J. J. Mich
ie al Co., to receive stock subscriptions neces-
sarv 10 continue said road to, and across Bio
Black river
ID. w. RANDOLPH,
Yazoo city, May IL 1853. Sec'ry.
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Removal.

= MGONMMOW GGIo
n NJ. SIMPSON. formerly of SO Canal St
W. would respectfully inform his friends and
lstomers, that he has just removed to the
Spacious Store,
116, CANAL S TREET,
where ne will constantly keep a supply of
Plantation, Household e. Fancy Dry Goods
which will
enable him to fill bill through, at the low pri
ces which have always characterized this house
O. NJ. SIMPSON,
ll6, Canal Street, Touras Row, New Orleans
May 4, 1858.
v. B. Cou airy orders pl lomptly filled.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-22

EyRESH TEAS-A choice lot of fresh Teas,
I just received by WILSON a. HYATT.
February 10. 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-22
TO the Travelling Public.

A RRANGEMENTS have been made recent
n ly by which passengers travelling North,
by Stage, will not stop in Coffeevile, as here
tofore, but will pass through. The Coaches
that were on the line when those cases of Small
Pox were conveyed over 1t have been all taken
off, There is now no danger in travelling by
the Stage-line, as every precaution has been
taken by the citizens and the proprietors
June %, I953.-2t. l.. SIMS If BRO.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-22

EGUTUaTY IJs I9J1s
rnrwemter's and Plantation Tools.
TKTE havea very excellent assortment Of tools
w Of all kinds on hand and for sale.
Nay I'd, 1853. ]. THARP II co.
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NIISCELLAN EOUS.
GENERAL JACkSON'S "REMINISCENCES Q
. ar.nI Z QE NEA uRI 2 ANS

GENERAL JACKSON'S "REMINISCENCES OF
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
Pb,o Jackson writes TO Savannah Journal an interest
ing account of visit Gen Jackson Al the Herinitsge In
1899 from which the following
81 longed 10 him speak of his great battle aud
of the battles Of modern history the cru~ning
exploit OF military he the battle OF the oh Of Januay
before New Orleans He had just returned from his last
visit that city, aud amented The decGase o most u his
old compaIiots since that battle. All The ofceFs except
Col Tiebaull he observed dead He then graphical
ly described field tho Notifications as he aughingiy
called them the victory manner shall never tor
get MT Eaton (said Gen Jackson has greatly erred
bic description OF the American works. He says had
strong breaswok OF cotton bags. There moi bag
of cotton on that field Sir! had boxes aud
sand bags bags filled with sand, and these were exlrnd
ed along the lines but they SO low that at the close
of the action when The British surviving General in
mand came riding upon elegant horse surrender his
sword when no got near heard him eXcaim, with NOR
tilted surprise, 'Barcades; by -, could leap them
with my horse! laughed heartily al his establishment,
for 30 could and, besides wing the works we're
not competed had nothing there, but cOrntrd fence.
II the British had only known turn ii Ru. BY Keeping
constantly throwing acnes and ladders on the
works the British etfecuily deceived But never
had grand and awful idea Of The Resurrection
that day the smoke Of the buttle had cleared of
what, Tour ~ hot pursuit OF the flying enemy)
then in the distance than five hundred Bfituns
emerging heaps OF their dead comrades, all over the
pIainl rising up and more distinctly visible, the field
clearer coming forward ami suredeng prisoners
OF war soldiers They had fallen al first fire
them without having received scratch and lay prostrae
dead till the close of The action Gen Jackson regard
ed this action Justly the glorious achievement oil his
life That victory gorluns IN his country as 10 The
hero Of New Orleans yer strategy The General
mastery battle has been duT appreciated 10 any his
tory of II have seen"
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IHInIIE nE KESrEIl

Ia ro"htn I'm Gcurt, arni IS. cj5A preamble aEi req
a'"i Is S t"Eeu TeSpcc - tEe mcmay y
lt'k. ,,IGiIunI
presented Ia Count hs II L. ilapkin- Es anl ordered b. 10
10 be- ici al record, aud =. Z. u,"ss
WnGrG The ErcGt Court
vcarr" AMI 1sei friend Samuel Tay Tor, 70! GclEi
mcIk Ibis jir ani Constant practitioner Il.
has Cum whose miiy personal charming social qjAif
exalted professional IncEriiy aud ability h+ made
Ian aigG ,r Obi aui the standard
lllInm la~ rpau ;s ne: Uli al an foil OF hona' b~
the Court t. UentIs II the it the rE,r- 1 tie
CONT. and ~" ti:iaru~ Ia, . a.s'iblr
Rr"i.Ci Ina arun token 81" reraci 1nh -
i, alU thC
hI,I" "a mott ID
Resolved l,cp. 'oo,"ir The family Of Ge
ant .resy cnt q.
.n rh.ir'"i ,iau.es ,@ .: t!c,g I.e s"b
loss dr,t lrifov"I VI iu,ps p,i,I
Rc.olysL Tut terrstuI memory deceased
inTur thg county Cont rJ"h tt
respectfully tqurs, al III. preamble - %
o - ,Itt, :. ul,U tlrfr iyc"r!s
Resolved. mt Cau.Is s,'a
Ii sop, ,iu ,ltt - ttt Isg
ilc sytril p"s t'a "iF Of Richmond pUhIrs
COPY rtslt NM DANCE
The EIt"rs u tie Richmond papers rc,petu"!i!.
I.e
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

i'y and rHh hs aircs and c5HsGRt Of he Sea1i.
lamra EmchIni III cnn< ANA &c be envoy eyfiiJn;
uart Hni munster p"nir1tentIhy ~ the United bac-
Au,c,ica CONT al United Kingdom II Great E'li,..
ni Ireland Ia place ii Joseph k lngcrsol, resigned
Geo. NaL!cu, t. Ia. district attorney Of tie U StiEs
la The III. n II !rirf pi 4 lib,I,a.
Samuel RienGur postmaster lingaFs'dwn, Mary !int
Archibald ii Crmpor, postmaster, Fayetteville, Norm
t'nlJlina
Al Pcu ~, John kriscr has recovered 3 35 damage
frrm III" al canal boat Tor carecssy losing hi
carpet bag aiming cold dos!
SATuRDhi-Ihc Delaware Stale Lottery Class s5-CaT!is
s3li ~ o 6si to- 3GF ~ 1899 2 Nos Is dr.S'
Irnct. siu-shdr.s proportion
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TILE. GARDINER CASE

WAsHISoToS, April Elm The Gardoer to-day
Judges Acqular aud senior Haic rcexamined in re-
gard TO conversation about aqullas compensation as
witness.
Col Benton testified having gone up The river Paunco
In The Vixen no m.a during the Mexican war. in
pursuit OF captured By Mexicans He sent boats
70 miles further hd The river napgabie
for fiat boats 80 mlrs beyond He also ranod from The
natives that There pass called lula through which
steam machinery had formerly been carried nearly mp to
TuIa
The defence then offered povr hy the supcscrplious
and posmhks letters that the Individual whom The wit
for tho United States testified u having NJ
Satan and Vera Cruz and elsewhere, George A
Gardiner but John Charles Gardiner The evidence
rpInd
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THE EARLY DEAD.
nv rLuRus u. PLThfToN

,rh.v GROW not old the loved who persisted young
Thev arr forever beautiful the years
.Che bipht OF sorrow, and he waste VI gtief,
The canker Of affection, and Tho cares
That creep on decrepitude, may wteak
On US their ravages. until, o'erspent,
The weary frame drops stFtued tu the dust;
But they who, 10 the blossom of their yeaIs
Depart in their glory, aud go down
In the foil flush Of beauty TO the grave
Can never know the slow decline OF age:
II hath no power upon them but, nfar.
Transplanted TO the Paradise Of Faith.
And made immortal in their innocence,
Their purity and loveliness, the bloom,
Rare as the fruits Of famed Hespelioes,
Beyond the changes and The wrath oil Time
Thew grow not old, The loved who perish young
Though in the valleys green where lie their iofms
AT sleep among The daises, Tho heaped mound
Sink level with the surface OF The plain'
And the white stone the kindred memorial
OF mourning love for departed love,
Gather upon its face the mould OF years;
Zen their resting place The trackless WINDS
Nav seek but vainly; and,he plough boy turn
With the bright share the turf above Their rest,
Unconscious us he sings his roundeiay,
OF forms than his more lair that sleep below :
9t in our hearts they hold remembrance,
And in our dreams do they revisit US;
And through the golden glory Of The Past,
Like pictures meliowed by the glaze Of age,
The patterns of their beauty still appear
More precious as they seem 10 gather grace,
More beautiful as we decay; as we grow old,
More dearly loved for memories they bring.
new bethink me Of gentle one,
So pure che might be canunized Sani,
Who came 10 us as an exceeding Joy,
r,sNho left us in a NEST exceeding grief.
She was our lily and the angels loved it.
Who did divide with tender charge
Until II budded /; and we hoped 10 soe
The beauty of its blossom. But. one day
In the deeD glory Of Towering May,
The bright immortals from the Hills of Bliss
Came down into the garden OF our love;
And 80 did they prefer that perfect bud,
And so enamored were they Of its grace,
And 80 they valued IL above all others,
That they did breathe upon IL, and our my
BECAME hcncelurth, immortal in liz blO0m
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pOEriCAII.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS,

Tie womans right take the field ~ v"S annl,us,
Her rghtto claim such rt9un" Fl, ;,s safety rTor
hu mo-, her tipn, to mnge in tho battles s,iy tray
ou' n.y. ~ Sbs has The viii, and power I" III
Mans heart with pure delight
She rules his soul with sweet control.
And this is womaus right.
is vomsn's r,rht counsel man in sorow crushing
cr ,,rht 10 raise his sinking heart by loves
power, . ~ -, h,,y
tI ,,rbt uono fes troubled the darkest soI" !" oa'
pur NO, her right TO guide ships upon the oces"
She has the will etc.
TIA woman 3 right TO cali I" cherish M" Pr
Her right 10 claim al every time his homage anu Ill,
Eer ripht 10 lecture and be heard within a"iieS ~
Rnt n ot her reht to speak aloud in Legislative mans
She has the will etc
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MARRIED In New York city, March 3Olh. by The Rev.
Thos Henson Prof Vim. G. Alien Of McGrbwvle n l.,
10 Miss Mary King OF Fulton N. Y daughter oil the Rev
Lyndon King 0! Fulton.
A case of umaga maion! The parties the who
were concerned the attempt the feat they have nay
accomplished, some lime ago Fulton Ii ted great
excitement there al the time. Alien the colored man,
denied that there ground Tor the report that they
wished be married and she went oil into PcEnsyvan
teach school Allen is said 10 be unworthy vi and ashamed
would have white girl. He time The Insti.
tute Nhesto"n and afterwards studied law N York.
His airs made him unpopular with his people and with
abolitonste, who noticed his conduct at McGrawvle.-
HE marriage il seems. fixed fact in black and
7phite II
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FOR he E.H5a:rSp

GESTLs.iE:: Allow HE, Though the mt iiuin III III,
Richmond Enquirer direct the 81 the voters
The hiih District 10 john Il. Etmun!, Esp
If ahiax suitable candidate 10 represent them IN lie
neal House Of Representatives. Of The United States II is
significant fact thai The Wing party il organizing through
the spring elections, and lirrculean effort
All doubtless be he the election u" their candi
Ialcs IN u district nearly balanced as this Is, II Is I'M
M, AM for The sI,crss the Democratic party that
should strongest and best man that man II
f. EtBuih- Mr. + has bur iew equals, and no SUPER
:iuic liz ~ Intellect man ol thought
tie l. man energy and industry, AMI has The power oi
patient possessed by lew. He man 81
character; and II elected would be ornament Ia Ilie Dis
mel a! hr House :" representatives. He Is thorough
IL .nturI wi:h TIE PRINCIPLES III The Democratic parry.
his Democracy above slspiclonj and am SINE, u hc II
nominated he will deceive iIic enthusiastic support ul Tie
party Throughout The district II is proper that should
that make this nomination without his knowledge 81
consent CHATHAM.
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TIE DaGirss Oeans, said, Is about 10 contract
ganaIi, marriage with an aiic. camp ol her a'e CON
and that the Countless de MOnII, mother oil 'it
Empress EusrBe IL about To marry again
4 iGOIganac" sometimes termed 'ei handed mar
n.e il one in which person mnrrirs another person o IN
efirr birth with The stipulation that neither the latter party
nor his children shall ENJOY The rank succeed Ia The
possessions 81 The first party. II formerly quite com
mon practice among German princes. and some instances
1l II. wc believe have occurred iecrnIiy
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aE,ITu m TIE PRESIDENT

We in The tccgraphlc columns Of certain Journals
story the effect that the health the Preside nj has sui
fered from his application I" the ossng aud abo
rous duties CT his position This utterly uniounded
In TRUTH the health President has decidedly
improved since his inauguration has gained both
weight and strength HIS habits of method give him ieisur.
for the services necessary u sustain his health
Uashinpton Union.
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LIABILITY OF Rail. ROAD C0MPANIE$-We
learn from the Romney Va) lnteigencer that, the 18th
instant the Circuit Court for that county, Angus " Nc.
Donald obtained Judgment s40 against the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road. penalty for falling 10 take the
plaintiff up al Paddy own and allow him travel in The
passenger cars l. stalled that several suits Of the
same character pending in that Court.
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MAIL. LETTINGS.

WAsHssToS April 2l.lt is understood that tie regular
mail lettings In New York AMI the New England States.
well as new routes IN other Sraes established by The
Congress of August 3lst, 1852 will be announced The
General Post Office Department. Tuesday, the Goth In
slant
The Public Departments are all closed o.Jay and the
buildings shroudcd In mourning
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OnIo .NTI.sIAvnKY CONVENTION.

CINcISSATI Apr,i 2O-Ihc Stale Anli-Slapery Ionven
ton is sl in in this cry. 4 resolution Is nov
pending before which declares among other thugs thai
The abolonsts seek the interests vi The South, and
that the pro slavery the North the great enemies
of Southern interests Samuel Lewis made speech inIto
ducing Garrison tho Convention which he seeIird IL
the charges OF ndey brought against abotionlsls and
said that he himself lnfde pro slavery
10 cxpound Christianity
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DrATH or CHIEF JUSTICE GIBSON

The Harrisburg Union OF the Goth. brings the painful
ineltu of the death OF Chief Justice Gibson OF Penn
syisana He expired at his residence IN Carlisle On the
morning the Goth Of april Far long period Judge Glib
son Tel Tic post Of Chief Justice 81 Tie Supreme C~t 81
Pcnns, ania The duties ii wi,E station he iIscharEri
with ability and integrity, He wa mach les
prcri the hihioes al his heat Tor the slng. o
IL llari
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We have recently received communications honi-
Mating candidates he Legislature but not being furnish
ed with The OF The writer's, cannot publish them
Our rule s publish nomination. unless accompanied by
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REAL AND Personal ESTATE.

According official document, recently published 10y
order of Congress- the total estimated value nf The real an'
personal the Inhabitants o the District OF tnhin
oin Ihe year ending Jane 1850 Si4 si4 nn "'
that terminating with December, lS52 SIS l2076l Popu
thu III of january 1883 81! average real and
PEI sylhl popeItY Ia each individual, SOS
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SHORT PASSAGE-DEATH OF MR.. SARGENT
BosToN, April 2lThe ship Stalordshlrc arrived here ir
So days from Calcutta To the Capcs.
Epes Sargent o Roxhury, father Of MIR Sargent, editor
the Washington Republic, died last night.
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DESTRIlEIINE FIRE

PHILADELPHIA April 2l.l'ho Dry goods Of SIent
Co., North Third street. destroyed by FIRE Today, In
yovinga loss of 100000 which is covered by insurance.
The roofs Of two other stores were consumed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
EATH OF FATHER BADIN

CINCINNATI, April 20.-Fathcr Badn the first Cahui
priest ordained In tho United States died last night
residence of the Archbishop in The ninety eighth year Of hi
age. He had been prizes, for over sixty years.