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SCOTT'S
Little Giant Corn and Cob Will,


THE attention of Planters, Farmers,
Il and Stock feeders in general is respectfully called to
this Mill the most important article of the kind now in
only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock
but Gr for the table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe OF dry in the fall.
In setting this Mill, mechanic frame work is wanted
only requiring be fastened to floor platform Easi
adjusted and used by any body, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums at
the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri Kentucky Maryland
and other States and that in the most complimentary
manner well the most ready Communications from the
thousands witnessing its performance.
These Mills guaranteed in the most positive manner
and No. warranted grind 10 bushels Of feed hour
with horse and offered at the low price Of $50 all
pete ready for attaching the teamNo at SO grnds ~
bushels per hour with horses.
Manufactured by Scott Burt St Louis Scott kockbee
Baltimore; Scott Hedges, Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
aTHE LITTLE GIANT"-By invitation called at the
tabishment of Scott Hedges yesterday to witness the
Giant Corn and Corn Cob Ml." If ever well ap
Piled is in the present instance. The mill weighs only
about three hundred pounds and with single horse at
tached to tenfoot shaft it eats up and cob with
vengeance 1t is got up on an improvement on the best
patent Of this kind attained and is simple in its
construction that be together and set in motion in
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
by anybody. 1t viii grind with ease from - to IA
bushels per hour. - . u. -. IS ,. a.-=
To the farmer this mill, simple in its construction
cupyng little space propelled by power always hand,
and furn he'd at the exceeding low price Of $50 affords
of the greatest c0nvenence that have Wher
they have been introduced they have universal favor
Let every Interested in agricultural pursuits call at Scott
Hedges No Water street, examine and see it in opera
ton.
in operation which he will be pleased to exhibit.
ian27 ~i b. F. HOLDEN.
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dhe Ihibooau. nlinerpa

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annum-payabie at the time OF sub
.crbinp. Single copies, Ten Cents
Advertisements vii be inserted at the rate Of One Dol
lar per suqare of lines ess for the first and Fifty
Cent. for every subsequent insertion liberal discount
made to those Who advertise by the year. Thirty Dollars
wear will be charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
advertising and Of greater length admitted
pERs0NAL PUBLIC Of per-
sonal nature such deemed to be Of public
interest," may inserted advertisements (at the option
Of the editor) by being paid for in advance.
LOB WORK-The undersigned fater themselves that they
can execute all varieties Of ettepress printing in style
not TO surpassed by any country office in the South OF
West ALI work delivered when promised, and guaranteed
10 please Our customers will please to bear in mind that
we deliver no job until the same is paid for.
OBITUARY N0TICES-No exceeding three lines, will be
cheerfuy inserted without CHARGE but those Of greater
length will be rated as advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS informed that notice whatever
will taken Of communication intended for insertion
unless accompanied by the and address of the writer
nc necessary for publication but guarantee OF good
faith. JONA. C. WHITE, p,h;sbar.
E| LOUIS +. ANDERSON, o'"se'
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A Pretty Ballad.

D, lightly floats the thistle-down,
Across the scented lea;
And softly sings the Phiiomel
To midnight and to me!
o, tiny bird, that warbtest so,
How sorrowful thy strain! =
All, thou hast loved, or else thou couidst
Not voice 30 sweet n pain!
And was she very, very fair,
With dove-llke eyes that tell
How still sleeping passion?
All, foolish Philomel!
Were her rare bushes sea-shell pink,
Or sunsets crimson glow? -,""
Her trembling bosom, was it like
White roses, or the snow!
And did she tell thee how she loved,
And then forget the tale?
All, thou hast loved the one love,
Thou foolish nightingale!
Float lightly, lightly, thistle-down,
Across the scented lea;
Sing softly, softly, Philomel,
To midnight and to mel rEs&
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A BONNIE BoUcHE.--A Mr. Tumerell, gentle
man who Is said to have travelled in Russia, has
been lecturing in London on the "social and moral
characteristics Of Russian people," He related the
following anecdote :sss gsd i.sa
When Madame faghoni Quilted St. Petersburg,
she left pair of slippers At the hotel The land
brd soon made his fortune known and so, 100, and
200 roubles (e20) were freely offered for the for
gotten slippers. The landlord, however, finding
the public enthusiasm increase as he raised his de-
manda peremptorIy refused to part with the slip
pers under 1000 roubles, (s1OO.) This sum being
rather more than any individual appeared wiling
to give, thirty-fve persons dubbed together and
purchased hesIippers. They then wanted to know
what to do with them. After many suggestions,
none Of which gave general satisfaction it was pro-
posed by one Of the specnlators, more enthusiastic
and original than hs fellows, that they should eat
them! The Landlord Of the hotel pronounced the
idea 10 be excellent and proposed to make frica-
see Of them, which Was accordingly done, and the
thirty-sx enthusiasts with the lecturer q their
guest, did actually eat Tagfoni's clippers, and
washed them down ID bumpers Of champagne, in
which they drank To the health If tile charming
t1aIssefisle 61sA5 asA zzs &' ~ $50 = sYaf; s
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- GOLEMAN,S PATENT UNDUL4TORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.
PATENT ISSUED TO
WILLIS p. COLEMAN. N. Orleans,

w La, October list, 1850.
J. WATERMAN & BROTHER, corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans, agents.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and will grind from ~ to GO bushels Of meal
per hour. e-..-,- e. ..-.
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his mandatory, City of Jefferson, only minutes travel
by Railroad from New Orleans All orders for Mills left at
the Manufacery send by Mail to the address Of WILLIS
COLEMAN his Agents will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch. TERMS CASH or City acceptance, at four
six months with interest the rate eight centu.
All Mills warranted to perform to the satisfaction
of the purchasers. WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
jan7-1y. Ptiteatee md Proprietor.
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New Orleans. OpelOusas 4 G. W. Il.

open to Bayou .zzzs9 ;5;sG;z - - l
OLafourche Crossing, - Sgg---9e -
50 miles, for Passengers and Freight Trains will run daily
to and from Lafourche Crossing, as follows:
Leaves sigiers at O'clock A. NJ.
Returning-Leaves Lafourche at o'clock, P. NJ.
Ferry Boat for the transportation OF Passengers ana
Freight and from the Depot is now running from the
of st. Ann street. The will leave St Ann street with
Passengers the morning Train at ~ O'clock NJ, pre-
cisely, and make regular trips during the day 80
Freight for Lfourche and all intermediate stations, VIII
be received at the Ferry Landing until O'Clock, NJ, for
the days Tain Letters and Packages until tie de-
parture of the Boat for the morning Train.
noyl1-1m A. B. SEGER, Vice President
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Railroad and City Baggage Express

PASSENGERS by giving their names
and checks to the Conductor have their Baggage
delivered at any part Of the city with prompness and dis
match rS-tf} HARRIS co.
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New Stage Line.
PRIMO E'S OF E l..
7YfyYD0nATY

THE Undersigned having leased -
l. the large brik building now occupied by .}
Wakeman Smith, corner Of Maronge and Levee &iii|
streets opposite the Ferry Landing, intends making
extensive alterations and improvements; and also, having
gone heavy expense in fitting and furnishing the
house, will open FIRST CLASS HOTEL, on the 1st Of
March, 81 sa8 u E#.H
The proprietor aters himself that long experience
in managing and conducting Of different Hotels in the North
that he capable of keeping the above House in
equal any in the United States Persons stopping the
my Hote, win find all the comforts Of home, the
house viii be conducted principles before under
taken in Thibodaux.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to dis
ticy understand that his House is open all hours Of
the night well day. for their reception. There win be
servant the Landing at the arrival Of each and every
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House.
Tfab171 J. w PRINCE Proprietor
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ARCADE HOTEL.
Magazine st., New Orleans between Gravier and Natci
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.

| II f|:..-7X
Il forms his friends and patrons and the public FIJI
generally. that this well known andpopuar estab- 49,
shmen has been thoroughly renovated the past
and newly furnished throughout large extension Of
has been obtained by the propeto renting the adjoining
portion Of the building which will enable him accommodate
much larger number Of customers than last winter.
expense has been spared by the Proprietor to enable
him to merit continuance OF the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exerion will made
by himself and assistants to render th. sourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable ! ~
One great convenience attached to this Hotel, is
that meals can be had at almost all hours. Lian14.
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WTIGWAM HOTEL.-This ho- -

W tel just erected at Bayou des Anemands, ..ss.E
Thirty Two miles from New Orleans, and Twenty a=A=A
miles from Bayou Laourche on the Opeousas Railroad for
the accommodation Of the travelling and pleasure seeking
community The table is supplied with the best meats
and gamehe bar with the best Of brandes and wines
Hunting and fishing very good Hunters, call and for
yourselves Kept by A@ J. N. WALGAMOT.
October Z 1854 II. -=
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DANNY SPARHAWK.-

Il New Orleans and Lafourche Semi NSETs15sts
Weekly Packet U. D. TERREBoSNE, master, @<@zEszzzz
having been repaired out and out and newly painted VIII
October h leaving New Orleans Teusday at O'Clock
NJ and every Friday at O'Clock, P. M, returning will
leave Lockport every Wednesday at O'Clock, A. M and
every Saturday u o'clock ThbodanA every Wednes-
day 12 O'clock and Saturday at O'clock p NJ
For freight passage having very superior @
to Van Liew Beo Thibodaux, and to v Maurin, Dom
aLdsnnYiIle. lOGol
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J. R. VERRET, SEC'Y L. DAUNIS, IREAsU
GEORGE BoNER, CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR
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Irapelers' Direftorp.

New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
THE splendid fast running eIs-:s 3
l. passenger steamer GEM, THEo. Ell 49,
rERr, master, Antoine Daferes clerk viii
ply as regular semiweekly packet between New Orleans
and Rouge during the entire season; leaving New
Orleans every Monday at l2 M, and Thursday at NJ
For freight or massage apply on board. novl1
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0muigRnua5 IaragraHb5.

The Teledo (Ohio) Blade, says that few even
ngs a widow who known by the entire consrega
ton to be very greatly in Of husband was praying
with great fervency Oh thou knowes what the desire
OF my hearth she exclaimed. "A Miriam !" responded
brother in broad ascent
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SCHOOL DIR RECTORS,
JOHN C. RAGAN, LEurRoy DAuS1s, c. GArrRl
ADAM BEATTY, z. Il. GARY, }. T. BE
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PHI GARY, JOHN C.. RAGAs,
A RoBrcHAUx, MORGAN SPRINGER,
LOUIS BUsH, @. GAuTREAu.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A UGIER, j., Confectioner and Dealer in Frui
n Corner of Market and ST. Louis Streets.
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TOWN DIRECTORY.
THIBODAUX.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

V. D. TERREBONNE, MAYOR.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
q ts urcnrpnAv

sonshIand: a Mattingly. Washington: H Ruthe,r,
Phil.ds pixlsy mst'h VS. Ra,i Hon Mo,fo m'T
Davis Washington: w r Owens: Richmond; D
sharaein Halifax; F Gray son and lady, Mrs Oliver
and SIT Oliver Bos1n c.rn.Di lsp' yo,a:
Meader, Petersburg; g Phippen NJ D; ST Spencer,
Charlotte; A NJ Campbell, l. Hamilton Dany,i's;
Warrsn' NY: C RI Nelson. Wilmington d Cur
miugs, Charlotte; w Rushton, Mantgomery; ~
Bradford Cumberld Fl Sweet; Williams. VIII.
min eton; d L Morgan. Bait; Fl Martin. Buckingm;
EXCHANGE HOTEL Lsneh Psilads; M
Tho epson, Wmshurs; P Harrison Richmond; 10
Luokett j 4 Bailey, T I.aacs. = wooldridge,
Va; Davis Augusts; z R. sprasn, Nat; Tacker,
or .0S i.sg Mfs afg
J Withrow M L SPOTS LunenhurE; M9ss s
Monteiro. Lynchbure; Hsrye; Fla; Rev Sher-
mau, N ]; Minor. Char'ville; l. PeTmand. Pace,
Alb; Mcdonnell. Mr.. Rryan., MISC Bryant, NC; J
Mcdaniel, Mo; E Gill, R; Patton, Bote
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-A D Qnares, A n True
heart J A southaii Middleton. T ] Lowues. L
st Clair, Amelis; Woodfn: H Hill and sister Miss
Mrs Thomas and son Ohio; M P Drunwright,
WIN Ellis, Goochland; w Moshy Fluvanna: Or
p Brown;P w Cliff; w Spears, VIM Wood .. G G
Roche. Mrs Roche. Wythe: E J Anderson, A Bry.
ant, Cumberland; M Hold 'sby, Fl B Dowler. n G.;
J N Walker, Dsnyille; B z Campbell : Boston; J y
Reeve: Orange; r Clark; Lunenburg; J M Boyd,
Lynchbure: Mrs Bovd do; Johnson, Appomattox;
T Fl Gresham, Mrs lie gan, Richm'd
ST CHARLES HOTEL-B Vaughan. Hanover;
Fravser, Wsshin gton; Dnke. II Pendle-
ton, w H Bocock and lady, Ward. f Powell
] L Slaughter Va; r Rousn, J Roane, Cbas City;
w Gentry, E Aistrop, g A Ryan, MeAlex-
auder, J Snsed. Nelson; A Fl Gentry, w janet
sor. Albmle; w Graves, Anderson, Loui's; u
Coffee, Tenn; T G Field, Columbus; N Maure.s,
Conn M Hsrri. GoochIaud; w Fl Faulkner, Wash
iugtop; w Cliff, DR. s Brown. Cartersville; r Il
snipe, Balt w Ell Goodman, Hanover; Wallace,
Gooch Va R; Capt w Gilman. M Tired
way, r r; A Daugherty, Rockingham Dr.
M Wilkinson. Chesterfield: This Dooley, Abing G.
don; A Wallace. Amelia; HaDey. J Larew. d
Ward. J A Craig, Augusta; ] D Pitcher and ladv,
King VIM; q Harris aud LADY, Nelson; ] Sechel,
N Y; w Smoot. Amherst
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The RAG-BAe: collection Of Eghemera-
By ~. Parker Wills. New York, Charles
ecrlbner. We have a copy of this book from
Messrs. BUFFERS d SIMoNs. The author
better known as NJ p. WiHis-has well cha
racterlzed it in the title as collection of
ephemers. Indeed, very little that he has
written deserves any other name. Of all the
writers of the age, none have been more in
oustrious in the production of sparkling aud
readable "nothings mere bubbles that
shine moment in the sun and vanish. Yet
he mas hiled an important niche--he has fur
hished vast amount of amusement for fash
iohaoie people and for the moments of lei
sure OF almost all sorts of people. The Rag.
BAG is very acceptable travelling compan-
ion' ana very pleasant one to look into
when man has nothing better to do.
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DIED.

Al nj. ye,dense in this city, on the IGN tSs 8.
half nsst ii o'clock r. JO5Ern "
FIELD, in the I'D year Of his So ~. ,ste resis
His fsneraf will rake pface to-day ~ IL IL s.,nsin
dsnae sts O'clock r. n. The friend: ana seaaa. ~
t,ness Of he family ere respectfully invitsd 70 ~
tend.
In Pster,burs. ON "wednesday. 1lth i1ss.' o. -
M o. Pnenmonta WIN. n. HAMMoN.
IN Friday morning the 18th inst. after an Illness
Of four weeks LOUISA. youngest daughter o. .onn 10
d and Louisa Q. Schwslmeyer, In the Stn yeaf VI
Her affections. they wers s.eaf
But she ndored them TO the last.
With patencs she felt them,
Until by tbs Heavenly Father.
She was taken from this worthless worio,
TO be united with the Angels above -,
The funeral OF WILLIAM A. CARTER Will
he pre- sched at his late residence. In the county q
Hsurico on Sunday. the 18th instant at halt pss
O'clock r. M His friends requested to afteno' :
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THE DANVILLE RAILROAD.

We give below the receipts of this road
for the month of March. 1t will be seen that
they exceed the receipts of the same month
of last year, by nearly one third. This is an
admirable exhibit for road, which is among
the few that have not only falsifed every
prediction of its enemies, but surpassed the
most extravagant prophecies of its warmest
friends:
Business Of the Richmond and DanviHe Railroad for
Z L., nf S.....
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EEreHBoRLy SpAT.-Mrs. Marv Holm

NEIGHB0RLY EPAT-Wrs. Mary Holm
came before the Mayor Thursday, to answer the
complaint of an old man named Robert Wilsford,
who swore that MadameH. not only beat him. but
threatened violence to his better half The parties
reside In the same house In Locust Alley, and
Wiisford admitted that he went 10 the door of the
defendant and passed rough words with her, before
he received the blows Of which he complained
Mrsr Fl. declared that she had not assaulted the old
fellow, and would have had nothing to say TO him,
but for his corning to her door and applying unde
served epithcts to her. She was lone widow,
dependent on her character and Industry for q
livelihood, and could not submit to such gross In
dignities as the complainant had cndesvored to
subject her to. As the parties had had difficulties
oeioTe, the Mayor required the defendant TO give
pail TO Keep the peace ia the sum of siO0
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HE'LL,

The Rev. Mr.. Walworth, who il said 70
maintain the doctrine that Hell is twenty five
miles below the earth, which he bases on the
theory that the heat increases as progress is
made downward, would find in the article we
publish to day, on the Virginia Salt Mines, 9
fact adverse to the theory which he advo
Gates In the Kanawha Salines, the salt wa
ter comes from depth of 1000 feet, and is ex
cessiyely cold. After the fiery picture by
Mr.. Wslworth, we hail this as cooling, re.
freshing and agreeable disclosure
We think there is no necessity of going
twenty-five miles below the earth to find
He'll. There are many parts of the earth
surface, such as the Crimea in the midst of
great battle, which would do no discredit IN
the Internal regions, When we look rnon
tho wars, strifes, jealousies, hatreds Of the
human race, We need not be curious ID a.co,
tain the location of the damned. Embodied
or disembodied, wherever such selfish. turbu.
lsnt and cruel spirits take up their abode.
there surely is Hell.
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POISONING DoGs.--The inhuman practice
of throwing poisoned meats in the street Ia persis-
ted In and the consequence is. that the nest poin
tiers and settlers in the city being killed off each
day. We advise all sportsmen, if they wish to
save their fav,rte dogs, either to keep them con.
fined, or muzzle them closely when they 90 out
On Thursday last one of our citizens lost setter
that could not have been purchased before his
death for 500. Shame on such conduct
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FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB.-The mem
bers of this Club requested to meet at the
American Hotel, ON Mondsynieht next, at 8 O'Clock
Business of importance will be brought before the
Club, which should command the attention and in
terest of every member. Let the meeting be
full one.
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HusTiNas CouRr:-Recorder Taylor, and
siding. F.~
The case q John Doran, William Earle, cha.l,.
sThosnes Bradford. were tiled aud acquitted
Petsoniag. Martha slave. charged with poisor.
ing MIS- John FULLY. was tried and acquitted.
asofge Walker, charged with cbtaintnR rood. nm.
def fase prstenees was examined aud sent On "a tha
Circuit Couit for final trial Hts ball was n VA !.
sloeo, which hs failed to give 10 'A0u -
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RICHMOND AND DAsyu1r RAupo.n-A,

NIUHMUND md DANFILLE hA1LROAD.-At
meeting of the Boardof Directors of the Richmond
and Danville Rsill DAD, held Thursday night
last, Mr.. CHAs CAMPBELL, late Superintendent
of the Gas Works in this city was elected Super.
intendent of that road. Mr. c. is an excellent me.
chanic, gentleman of great experience, and we
have no doubt will ill the new post to which he
has been elected with entire satisfaction TO the
Company. Having accepted the responsible 1fice
rendered him, we presume he will enter on itgdu.
ties in the course of few weeks
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NEW fonr Tows ELEcrross.-The Know No.
'n'nescarried Pierpont New York, on Wednesday.
suo Lockport, New York. on the same day. There
wa' 'one excitement at the former place, 10 con-
Sequencs OF the presence of number of Irishmep
employed BY the Nav York and Erie Railroad com.
peny. sss8A S.''
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TaounLR IN THE CABKEr.-Thero 10 .oma
trouble In the Cabinet at Washington Atthe req.
ular meeting Thursday, it wee found difficult to &c,
It together.
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RocuEs ABour.-During the last weak

RoeUEs ABoUr.-During the last week
there have been several robberies committed on
Church and Union Hills A few nights ssnce the
the residence of Mr.. Turner, on Marshall street
was entered and robbed of several pieces of bacon
and other articles, and on Thursday night the
store room OF a residence on Grace street, was
broken open, but the thief was discovered and
made his escape before he could secure ANYTHING
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DEATH OF AN orFIcER.-John w. Carter, for
twenty years the messenger of the american Ie-
CATION, London, lied there on the 10Th nj. In The
Goth year of hisage.
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iNcENpIAR1sr.-The frequent firing of cotton on
the railroad at Savannah, has Induced vip,,snc.
among the police there. and negro belone,,. 10
Mr.. Francis Coble, has been arrested.
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BROAD RocK RAoEs.-The spring meet
Ing over this course commences on ibe Sl,h in.,
and II we are tojudge by the purses and the char
acer OF the horses the friends of the turf will have
rare sport this spring.
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DANIEL WEHsTER.-By research it has been a..
certained that Daniel Webster was descended fror,
Thomas Webster, Of ormsby, Norfolk covn,v I'm
gland
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In FOR BEnEFIr.-Thoma. Martin was
Thursday committed to prison by order of the
Mayor, In default of bail for hts good behavior, on
conviction OF sssartlng and threatening TO beat
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BArTIsM.-Archbishop Hughes arrived In Georee
town, "Wednesday, for the purpose Of baptism,
Miss Foe OF that place. The mos, gorgeous pre-.
psrs,ions were made FOR the ceremony
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Coon LESSON Winston, a free
boy, arrested for impudent and threatening Ian.
guase to his mother was ordered fifteen stripes BY
way OF teaching him better manners In future.
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The road is now 100 1-a miles long, and on
ly twenty miles longer than it was in March,
1854
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REFRIGERATORS.-We have lust "a
~ ceiyed superior article Of RefIixerator.
houseksepers are Invited to exs nine them.
- IsAkUS q SHINE.
up ~, Nam 0tre.t.