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A PROCLAMAa}t5N,

BY HIS Ercellency THOMAS kEAl1tI, GOrernor q
tHz State oT -NrIih in,ol.nu
NN- HEREAS. II HAS BEN C,E.KTIlFE TO ME
w by X. l.. Me re, S!eI ii vi Mad County that
An the last oil the Gen
eI Assembly entitled to establish tine County set
vi Madison County, election duly l.rd III sad. Cu.4
~, The first Thursday June ias which sand eitc
two hundred ud sixty votes cast r kci;Iun ii
the SAID County The place where -Adohus L. Alt;
Resides, and hundred and FLY
against :he beng lila oriry Of three III t,
al location at SAID place:
New, therefore, conformity to the nf e
said "f Assembly, d, hereby Issue icaIn
Ginn making known ali Ilc % u STATE, he
result of sad v"irng and The al. ishler Thereof, ,e
CUun:v If Madison County al i!!e III Il place
Given under hand aid the Great sea! Of the
l.. :. Stale If Nur.il Carol na IL !he Raleigh
tins > day Of August, i. d. -.
THUS. BRAGG.
By order Of the Governor:
PCLAsSI CowPLR, i-r,c"ts .>.crctGry.
:-se- Ashley. lie News ..py +
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"The authr examination or lie STATISTICS VI
ca urn u To- ascertain bel uai value 10 the county COM
h her lie her uii clt Ill III heT s"iu
examines other Ir>;'u agricultural anu
and the c"icuUn thai, spite I" me tTe'su'
pouring iberLIy INTO inc world zap sue
paid fol herself Much space IS de' DIED 10 the
question her present ul her ulure Prospects,
and the advanced are I" Ills newell y rts. deuce Q"
in California wh.rh the u'hr has ~ Her
periods q" cit ali ats from San FRANCISCO zap
has HIM To speak uFiI ~ anu lie
uItsrs has SiaciieIS
cupIous Citations of facts bearre un theni.-
There Il share ad this Inc auh
and ganbng saloons San Franc SEQ, and us an "c
OF lne.r INTERIOR Witnesses bali and Uea ng' anu
descr hes very minuIeT, meets with Chinese, - ggef "
dams dali he
Won the MINES, both Northern and hcrn, and gives
his experience VIII Oh, at least, very ie
ing, short, presents picture u The entire country
IT. We bel eve he book destined ioat'lact al
There freshness and u|ttte ABDUL II Wh'ch
il he Class of colnhIun works "f travel
southern Qa~ rierty heUictc
ASIDE from his experience, the aurhor ADVANCES
number general taclS riS vi the truth
and VndcILOn of The severity OF his ail@Sa,ius 1e
bouk very entertaining and will be read with great In
teres; by every body. BdettmOTe San
The North Carolinan He has written his
book N y agreeable style relates interesting
Tic. deuis.' Butt.Ht"tr L IftF.
well written be read but with wonder
B.yhsntore 0t"Ot
Mr. Helper supports his differences ana deductions by
and winch sand h,id reiiet
when cunlrsied with the nradt ami
believed thai California hardly than earthly para
d,se As dies shorty tuued hot ce 81
the book, iurbear m"re crn,nen at the present line
farther Khan that have also resid rerl years
the 'guldIn Suite ana Know leis,lJi'y al
The made The books ,d>Ia they arel
,eiy true -'Uttuk.uL LiHterr1iH.
Ii book Of merit in point Of ability, and OF value
lis tac.s and iru hfutneSs. HtMhmO:td i-r0hTtMe
tur sue by Ii. b. TURNER
Raleigh, Aug u, 1919. 1883 W..
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JAMES J. IREDEI.L,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
n.
Will attend all business entrusted to him. in the Courts
of this and the adjoining Counties
Ralaob Jupe 18th 1854 eft
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH
- COUNTY.-James Harper against Betsy Whitfield
and Others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the heirs
of Dly Jones, VIII, defendants in this reside
yond the limits of this State; is, therefore, motion
ordered by the Court that advertisement be
weeks sncccsvey the Raleigh Standard notifying the
defendants If the filing of thus petition and that unless they
appear the of this Court and the petit
the will be taken pro coess0 and heard ate
q them.
Witness VIII T. Arlington, Clerk of said Court at
office, the I'd Monday of August A d. 1855.
WM. T. ARLINGTON, C. C. C.
Pr adj & 6y1Z
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Law COpartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORsI AT LAW,
RALEIGH, y. C..
H. w M1LLEB = u RnGHR-
October Gift.
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MARKET SuUA.E,

nor SALE.-A FINE LARGE BAY HORSE, PER-
tec:ly gentle, and excellent traveller As,
sulky but little used, ana buggy, toge her with good
Set vi harness. For apply 10
SAM'L T. IREDELL.
September 10, 1866. S4-3tpd
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IRENNEYS SONS NEW WORK.-MAUD, AND
IL other POEMS by Alfred Tenneyson, d. G. L. Poet
Laurele just received by
w l.. POMEROY
September 10, 1855. 84-
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Fall StOck..-IS55.
Il Err * IL u AifISI RY.

PrLAsSI COwPkR, i>Ttc"te .>.crctGry.
!+ A>iev.Iie News c..py + Times.
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EnsN Mi;Ra,lItNrS MD OTIIttRS.-WR\PP.

Il .a4 ti,r, ssI!,riv ut and q,A eS,
pr c~in.i jd>i we'd from The itie, sc alcr
VI is a!d SAFE Nv BY W. l.. iUMEROI.
I. S.-Orter> vi rece We prompt atteni
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HARDINGi'S NEW STOCK
OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS Y

NEW LAW BOOKs.-PARsoNO ON CONTRACTS
IL Vol. ..
Angel and Anes ON Corporations. A new edition
Fol Sale by
W. l. POMERoY
Sept I. 1906 60
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A LITERATURE NEWS FOR SOUTH
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AUTUMN SALES.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FU4nIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. IS 81, >yrLnOre Street.

NEW BOOKS.-LIGHT AND DARKNESS; OR,
~ Shadow OF Fate. A ury of fashionable lite.
Maud, and other Poems, by Alfred Tenney
ceived and for sale by
W. l.. POMEROY.
September 10, 1855. ST.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21
The Portland Conspiracy.
Cnrresnnndencc Of the n. Y. Tribune.
PORTLAND Friday, June 8, 1856

PORTLAND fflday, June D, 1900
The Portland advertiser of yesterday
contained full and reliable account o
the recent troubles in this city. Thous
ands of extra copies of that paper were
sold, and the demand was greater thar
the press could supply. One gentleman
ordered 1000 copies and only received
200.
1t is understood here that the Boar(
of Aldermen will order an investigation
Of the whole affair by a reliable Com
mittee, when this nefarious plot, which
was laid month ago in order to over
throw NEAL Dow, the law and the Re
publican Temperance party, will be com
pletely exposed.
Already sufficient has been brought
to light to place the temperance people
of this city in better position than ev'
er, the plot having signally failed and
the recoil overthrown the conspiraors
Personally, Neal Dow is stronger than
ever, being sustained and applauded by
the great mass of established citizens
For the promotion of Maine Law princi-
pies, were the whole to be enacted again
it could not be mended. The enemies Of
law and order have fallen into the most
perfect contempt, and are thus buried in
the pit they dug for Neal Dow and his
friends.
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ChilliCOthe.

While ona visit to Chillicothe, during
las: week, we we're much grati6ed to take by
the hand, many of our old acquaintances,
whom we have known from our boyhood,
among whom wa our old boss, Mr.. John
Hough, present r NJ, of that place; he
was formerly the publisher of the Chillico,
the Advertiser, several years member Of
the Ohio Legislature, and by his upright
and honest actions won the confidence and
esteem of the people of that City and
the surrounding county of Old Ross.
We visited the Daguerrean Gallery of
Professor Tarbell, where we were pleas
ed to see some of the finest work in his
line, that we have ever examined, among
whom we recognized many familiar faces,
of both old and young. Chillicothc, is the
garden spot of Ohio, possessing all the
beauty of architecture and romance
There is not another City within our ac-
quaintance, that superceeds her in point OF
payements, and streets, being both clean
and smooth, which speaks well for her
City Officers, and the citizens generally.
The business portion of that City look anx-
iously for the completion of the Scioto and
Hooking Valley Rail Road to Hamden,
where it viii intersect with the Marietta
Road, in hopes that they may receive a
portion of the trade from this county and
neighborhood, and also give them a Coal
trade that will vastly reduce the present
tariff prices on that article, as they have
now to pay veryhigh price for very in
feriOr quality. We called upon our Bro.
Publishers Of the Scioto Gazette, Adver-
tiser, Metropolis, and Ohio Correspondent,
and found them all striving with might
and main against hard times and the high
price Of flour and the other necessities of
life, each and all looking happy and con
tented with their hard lot, In company
with our old friend Capt Adams, we call
ed upon Capt. Barney, who has taken tho
"Clinton House." and who we found to
be made of just the right sortof material
for Host. May the "Clinton House"
be ever crowded with guests, and may the
old Metropolis" and her citizens ever
prosper.
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0A0gso0yf 0qAgaDAa0a
DestrucfiVe storm in Il Kcntucky--.
G.rcnf namnra To Corn and Wheat.

| Destructive storm in Il hcntucky-s.
Great Damage to Corn ana Wheat
On Monday afternoon about Al 0 clock
small section of Shelby, bordering on
Franklin county, Ky, was visited by the
most violent storm of wind, rain. and
hail, ever experienced in thatregion :
In the vicinity of Christiansburgh, Bag
dad and Consolation, it ragged with un-
precedented violence On the farms of
some ten gentlementh the wheat was so
completely prostrated as to make it unfit
for harvesting and the corn was dam
aged to almost an equal extent Large
fruit trees were blown down, and fences
carried offby the sudden rising of streams
Of water that were never before known to
run so full.
The storm came up suddenly, and pas
sed off in very short period. In the
railroad cut. near Bagdad, the water ran
in stream so deep that it reached above
the trucks ofthe cars coming at full speed
despite the fury Of the elements. Capt.
Taliaferro, and other gentlemen in the
cars state that it had been raining only
three or four minutes, yet SO violently
that gullies and beds of streams perfectly
dry before the storm, were roaring out
with water three or four feet deep. I lie
hail also drifted in some places five or
six feet high.
We heard yesterday one hundred
thousand dollars fixed as the probable
extent Of the pecuniary damages caused
by the storm. This we esteem a low
figure, judging by the almost unparallel-
works Of its devastation that we wines
Sed yesterday, in passing by on the cars
Over three hundred acres of wheat were
entirely ruined, and almost as much corn
Mr.. Basket and Mr.. Taylor were heavy
sufferers.
/ The storm was a very erratic one. IT
pursued no particular line, or course, be-
ing zig.zag in its progress, A large
wheat field Of one gentleman was des.
troyed, his adjoining corn crop was un
touched, while field Of wheat beloging
to aneighbor, and only separated from
the corn by fence, was Destroyed
Louisville Courier, IAN.
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The 18th Of July Republican Con.
VentiOn.

In another column will be found call
for County Convention to appoint two
DelegaAesssto to represent Jackson County,
in the Republican Convention, to be held
at Columbus, on the 18th of July next.
The time for getting up the call was
necessarily short; but from a cheerful
readiness to sign the call, by all whomPre-
sened to, we are satisfied that sufficient
interest is felt on the part of the Republi-
cans of Jackson County, to insure full
attendance at the County Convention
We hope to see full attendance from
every Township in the county, and the
appointment of two good and true Dele
gates to represent us in said Convention.
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Iumbus on The 18th day OF July.

BRSKERnoFF AND MEDARY.--Sam Me,
dary misses no opportunity of slandering
Hon, Jacob BrnkerhoG, and if an oppor-
tunity does not offer, he makes one, and
then lets fly his poisoned arrows of malg,
nifty. The pretert for this is that Brinker.
holf is Know. Nothing at least Sam
says so, although that don't make it SO
Anyhow this is the pretext, but the real
cause is, that two or three years ago Brin.
kerhoff let out the fact that Medary once
proposed to him, whilst the State was in
the hands of the Democracy, that Ohio
should initiate Mississippi, and repudiaie
her State debt, This revelation was made
at meeting in Ashland county, and SO
lncensed Medary, that he sworc vengeance
and is now trying to keep his oath. This
fact should be borne in mind that Samuel
Medary once proposed to repudiate the
State debt, and Is now slandertng the man
who had the honesty TO administer a sooth.
ing rebuke, and to make his vile purposo
known.-M. Giiead Sentinel.
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How SHALL PRESERVE THE HEART |
HAVE WON ?-Endeavor to make your
husbands habitation alluring and de.
lightful to him. Make it repose from
his cares, shelter from the world, a
home for his heart. Invariably adorn
yourself with deiCacy and modesty.--
Let your husband suppose you think him
a good husband, and it will be strong
stimulus to his being so. Cultivate
cheerfuness and good humor. In the
article of dress study your husbands
taste. Conceal his faults, and speak on :
ly of his virtues. Shun extravaganza.
Let your home be your empire, yoar
world. In its sober, quiet scenes. let
your heart cast its anchor, let your feel
ings and pursuits be centered.
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CONNECTION WITH THE CARs-We learn
that arrangements are about being made
TO run Daily line Of Coaches to and from
this place TO Courrier's Station, to connect
with the Cars on the Marietta and Cincin.
pah Rail Road. Weare glad TO learn this
het, as il will not only give US daily
mail but will bring us within few hours
Of Cincinnati, Chillicothe, and many other
imporiantpoints on that road, and will so re-
duce the faer thatall will be enabled to take
an excursion upon the Rail Road, West.
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COUNTY MEETING.

The citizens Of Jackson County, who
are opposed 10 that most iniquitious OF all
measures. passed by the last Congress
3" The Kansas Nebraska Bill" and who
are in favor Of restoring the Missouri
Compromise line; and who are opposed
10 the present unequal and unjust tax law
of Ohio, by which q man is taxed Oh
what he owns and what he owes, are re
quested TO meet at the Court House in
Jackson, on the 4lh day OF July, at two
O'Clock P. NJ 10 appoint two delegates $
10 represent Jackson County, in the Re
publican Convention TO bo held in Co.
iumbus on the 18th day of July.
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JUDGES ON THE JURy.--The Massachu.
seits Legislature at its last session, pass,
cd among other acts one, which gives tc
the jury the right 10 Judge Of the law a,
we'll as the facts, We spoke of il at the
Time OF its passage and predicted that il
would practically nullify the new Liquor
Law. We learn by the Boston Traveller,
thattwo liquor cases were tried in New.
buryport last week, in neither of which
the jury agree, a portion Of the jury In
each case believed the law unoonstituion-
al, and would moi agreed 10 a verdict Of
guilty-Cin. Gar.
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Educate the Whole man.

Everybody should have his head,
heart and hand Educated. BY the prop.
er education of his heart, he will be
taught to hate what is evil, foolish and
wrong. And by proper education of the
hand, he will be enabled to supply his
wants, to add to his comfort and to as
sist those around him. The highest OBJ
ject is of a great value-everything that
hnders us is comparatively worthless.-
When wisdom reigns in the head, and
love in the heart, the man is ever ready to
do good order and peace reign around
him, and sin and sorrow are almost un-
known.
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New ORLEANS. June 14ih

We have advices from 3rozos to the
10Th. On the 9Th, Montery was attack.
ed, and taken by The RevolulionistS.--
Gen. Bardenas, with 67 other officers,
we're taken prisoners. Twentysi can
non, with other munitions of war, fell in
to the hands of the opponents o! the Gov.
ernment. 1t is reported Carvajal and
Capistran had crossed The Rio Grande,
and encountered Government troops.
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BosroN. June Is.

The Massachusetts Delegates 10 the
Know Nothing Convention have all re.
turned. We learnfrom reliable source
that in Convention of the Order Of fthis
State a call for general Convention of
the people Of the northern and north.
western States was proposed, favorably
received. and will be promptly acted up,
on with view Of concentrating action in
the present crcis.
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Now York Market.
New York, June le.

NEW ORK, June IE.
Cotton is dull.
Flour has again declined &c.. with
sales of 5000 bbls at $9,37@9,75 for
common and good Ohio, and $ll@1l,37
for Southern.
Wheat is dull and prices declining
Corn is unchanged 10000 bush. sold
at 980l,01 for Western mixed.
Pork is advancing.
Beefis unchanged.
Lard is dull and prices tending down.
ward.
Whiskey 350354.
Money continues plenty.
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CLEVELAND, June Is

The Know Something's resolved to dis.
pense with oathS, substituting a pledge
of honor. They remain anli-slavery and
anti-papal. An attempt TO bind the or
ganizalion to support Seward, by the in.
sertion of an article in the Constitution
was opposed by several delegates, last
evening. Hiram Griswood, of Ohio. was
elected President, and VIM. Richardson,
of Albany, Secretary. The Convention
is nearly ready to adjourn. tar.
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MARRIED.

At Spencer Chapel, on the 18th, inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Mabee JAMES f. PInLps, local editor Of the
Morning Herald" and Miss ANeELINE MITonEL
both of Portsmouth, Ohio.
"a Good for Phelps; an editor has as much
right to stawo woman TO death, as any other man.
and it is thought by some, more, for thcy will not
lot thCm lingcr long, Success to you and your fair
bride, Bro. Phelps.
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TIE Gerry HOUSE," Chillicothe, Jacob
May, Proprietor, is now second to none in
the Metropolis. Col. May, understands
how to use his guests. His table is al
ways supplied with every thing in season.
His splendid new Omnibus, is now run
ming to and from the Cars, free of charge,
for the accommodation of travellers. -
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PHILADELPHIA, June15.

The Know Nothing Platform, as pub.
lished, embraces the majority resolutions
on Slavery, declares The principles Of the
order are hehcelorth to be openly avow.
ed; members are at liberty to declare
their membership, no concealment in re.
gard 10 places Of meeting.
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re" We understand that there has been
some talk about surveying out route for
a Rail Road from this place to Courricr's
Station, to be used as a Coal Road, to in
tcrscct the NJ. & c. Rail Road. A good
idea, sure.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

EE The Hon, Thos. Corwin arrived
IN town by the cars on Tuesday evening,
and Is staying at the Denny House. He
is engaged as counsel for the defendant, in
the libel case of Falls VS.. Emrie, which
is set for this day, (Thursday.) The dis.
tinguished orator and statesman appears to
be in good health, and shows butfew signs
of growing old, though now in the decline
Of life Highland Ncws.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

New lAMPsulRE.-All is over. The
Senate has confirmed the election oil
Messrs. Bell and Hale, by almost unun.
imous vote. New Hampshire will thus
be restored to her true position as a
Northern State in the next Congress-
She has Republicans and not doughbces
and traitors, in both branches of that
body. All right.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

We are sorry to learn that DR.. D. A.
Hoffman, long engaged in the practice Of
Medicine, in this place, is about to leave
He intends removing to Logan, where we
hope he may meet with that success in
business that his talents deserves.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

REMIssNEss or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WoRKs. while the State is groaning un.
der tax of millions of dollars, imposed
annually, it seems that the laborers on our
Public Works-such is the improvidence
of those who have charge of our State Fl
nances-are compelled to endure the most
vexations delays, in securing their pay.
Payments promised more than a month
since, to men in this vicinity, forrcpairs on
the Canals are still unsettled. Thus men
are compelled to trade off at sacrifice,
claims that should be paid the instant they
mature. This indicatesgross mismanage-
ment and improvidence somewhere. The
State PROCESSES to meet all demands on her
Treasury, at maturity. Undoubtedly the
money has been drawn Why then has it
not been paid ? Whoisitthat dares to use
for his own purposes, money due to the
man who has honestly labored for the
State, and whose family, perhaps, is de-
pendent for bread on themoney thus with
held? High time is it for an overhauIing
of the affairs of the Board of Public
Works. --SHmmH Beacon.
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"GRovE HOUSE. Robert L. M'Kee,
we notice has taken this House, and
opened out in good style; his accommoda-
tions for travellers and others, are in keep
ing with other house in the City of Chill
licothe. See Card in another column.
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The Lafayette journal relates the fol.

The Lafayette Journal relates the fol.
lowing singular circumstance:
"Day before yesterday, a well dressed
man called at John Duties, at the Bat
tie Ground, and securing the loan of a
shovel, went eff towards Danis Ferry.
In about two hours he returned, bearing
a bag containing 1900 Mexican dollars.
lie gave no explanation of his conduct.
except that he had =" dug up" the mon
ey near an old loghouse that stands
above the railroad bridge north of the
ferry"
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Ey' While in Chillicothe the other day
we heard it rumored, that there were two
cases of Cholera in that place. We pre-
sumo that it was only Cholera Morbus, or
a case of Whiskeymorbus.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21
Fourth of July BAN.

Tickets for the "Independence Ball."
have been issued, and wehope to see big
turn out upon the occasion, as there will
be glorious time, and there should not
one individual miss the opportunity Of eel
ebratiug the day in jackson.
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have but 1903 privates and 10 officers be
longing to the British not returned.
SHANGHAI, Feb.9.
China all quiet, and troops withdrawn
towards Nankeen. In the interior, mat.
ters assumed an unfavorable change.
The insurgents making such advances
that fears are entertained that it might
stop the export trade.