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"WhO shall decide when Doctors
diaagraa1V

And It IS a very common thing TO see them disagree.
even upon the most unimportant matters ; tut when
shey are all Of one opinion u on any one subjee we very
naturally calculate tina; their opinion, thas arr we'd At.
Is a correct one. Tbis. then, must Be- TIE case with
LEOSARD's SOUTH an FEVER AND AGUR
HEHKpTi for no one who ever witnessed its enects WHEN
used for that Complaint but VII say that it is unequal
ed. Il is such a cert in cure thai 1t wHI In time take
p~reeedsuoe over al other remedies.
See his advertisement in another part Of this paper.
ocf7 dfwnwfw
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OIL
Mathematical & Classical High school,
John p. HARLOW. PrIncinaI.

THIS Institution will hereafter embrace all the Depart
ments Of Instruction necessary TO qaaIify students for
Commercial Scientific or ProfessioLsl pursuits.
The Classical Department viii be under the immediate
supervision Of Prof. J. H. srINSeN. A. NJ, graduate
Of Princeton, and an experienced teacher.
Prof. NATHAN BAL viii preside 10 the Mathe-
mAticai and Scent d, Departments.
No labor or expense viii be spared to make this Iasti-
tuition worthy OF public patronage. ociis-tm
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1artidoste q PloEaEe q I0 Wa77e hcEeis,--..---s50 %
10 3 " .-. 40 ~
q 10 Quarter % ........ % %


In ordering Tickets or Certifc1tess enclose the money
u cur aadres- for tbs Tickets orderet.ou recelnto whirb
they VIII BE- Forwarded BY nrst mail. Purchasers csp
have Ttdkefs ensing IN smy igurr they nav desimate
ne list % drawn numbers and prizes viii he f9fw.rF-
ed to purchasers immediately after the drEufnr.
Purchaser viii please write tkeir simafures uI.fr. sna
give their Post Onoe, County and STATE.
70 Remember that every PIKE Is drawn ard n.vah.
In ron without deduction.
70 All Prizes OF $1,000 and undsr, paid immefi.tsiv
thiry days.
.. All communication strictly confidential.
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~HASxAH BANKS sdzi tied, recently be-
soTe he hubble tribunal at Haul, England, that
she had roasted a toad alive pounded II with
the foot Of her fsllow-servauts for the purpose
~ ;nsprinr him to love her.
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DR..
II Il - LsU n

IT |'-||-U|| y
H z MORRHOIDS OR PILES:
Whether Of long standing or recent origin; Internal or
External; whittier sttsnied with PrOlapsus, Hensr-
rhsgs, or obstruction snd ABBY
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
No Internal sdjuvzuts being required in any case, ol'y to
regulate he BOwss, If oonstipatsd. or in DarrhGa and
Dysentsry-
Alarse number 81 gsn-lemen throughout the country,
OF high character and iunuence, have voluntary attested
70 it eflcaey IN their oEn cases, NOT Of hearsay, and
whose certificates may Be seen - reference 70 the pro-
pnetoFs' publications. 70 be had o. hsr sysats, throush-
out the United States.
Prioes 81 per Box, retail.
TIE PILE SALyE Is pat ~ in glass jan, ioeosed In
a paper box. properly isbelsd, and vii koep any length
% tirae.
q FoE sale IN THIS city By
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PROF. RASINI& son,
Wheat WanIed.

WE viii pay the hishas- market pioe for al Eoo
w Wnfst delivered a. The MI.
Flour, Bran and Shorts for sale 90 the MARKET price.
WA. WALKER a CO.,
lu6n CIV Nils. Memphis. Term
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THaiELrEo scExE-A HzRoIc Woaxz.-
The following incident We clip from TIE Nof-
folk tCcnn-l Gazette. L says.
" On Saturday last, q runaway horse rushed
up Main street in that town, and run into the
New Canaan sage, Ia which there were two
ladies' a Mrs. Hayihobd, with an infant in Der
arms, and Mrs Huested, wife Of the Methodist
Pastor, with her three children, and another
lad, The collision Started the stage horses at
a furloas speed, With ali ls specious height Of
frightened women and children. Rirs. Ray
rnond jumped uut vita her child IN her arms,
but struck on her back and head, and was very
seriously, IL not fatally, injured The child
was unhurt. Mrs. Haested, though a small,
trail wcnaa, bad The presence Of mind needed
10 such IN emergency. She did not iump. hut
with difficulty kept The children from leaping
or jumping out and finally nais them he down
on the eottots n The stage. She thea climbed
forward. seiasd the fesns, which were tied Ia
front, and succeeded 30 far 10 controlling the
frightened steeds as to avoid collisions or over
turns an IL they reached New Bridge. a dis
lance Of a mile and a half, when she brough.
them 70 a stand. Hef GOODNESS probably alone
eaftd all on board from severe injury, IL not
death Scores Of terrified citizsnsi Sons Of
tasm probably fathers add friends, pursued the
stage, but could 30 nothing to assist its innate.
There probably bad not been 30 many blanched
cheeks in Norfolk since the terrible railway
disaster, as when the horses we're seen tearing
Al sech a f%arioas speed Wth a stage filed with
women and little children.
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FOR % \ TRUSTEE
81. Cloud Hotel.

On OOANlA
We are authorized 70 ansuuuce FRANCIS bAUGH a.
. candidate tr Csunty rrustfe Of shelby county n he
easuing March el-c in. oct-1-te'
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Pennsylvania ELEcTIoE-Gsn. VIZ I
PACKEE's plarslity cannot, we think, b, 70
thar 5000. The Democratic candidate
canal commissioner, (HOH. NINRoD STKIcK-
LANB. sf Chester county, and the Democratic
candidates for supreme court, (HOn. WILLIAM
STRoSG, Of BsIks county, and Hon JAMES
THoNPsos, Q Erie5 w1ihave al least as great
a pl1rsitRSs be Governor. The whole State
uekst&sts The combined opposition nearly
49, Errnr-
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TRoM ny ~rfffence On Poplar ~str-et-o1 M
II risht gf the 4Ith % ucto1er. 3 EmaI Dr. ~l1rFn
ST. HVEss Aresari of Ten eeis5s .mbe co.
Row. cese3-lt THruAg TTOTF
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10 Be drAVuin the city Of Augusta. Georgia, IN pubuc, on
aATuRDAY. NsEsmb.r 3. Is5l. on ne n-.n ai
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~ The Secretary OF the Treasury has ad-
dressed a circular letter to the leading meT-
chants Of New York AID other commercial
cities. requesting their oP1 ions in reference
"a the NJ esent crisis.
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r. In the Circuit Court OF Bedford eoun-
-. Va, last week, Miss AINIEA ". WING
D obtaineda verdict Of S25,0oO damages
- VS.. STEIN, for breach Of marriage con
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III Boston, there is a
dispute in the Superior Cot As
negro has a right to st in tie family eiieis q q
theatre, having purchased a AeH ~
The Court, By consent, Tenderea a.
against the eolored plaintiff in the s, "e
cres. who was denied sdmittance to h.
IL circle OF the Howard AthanGam, snd mat
person has taken an appeal to the Supreme J9
djeisl Court.
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q Elder SNOW, the temperance lecturer,
has taken out an suetionssr's license in New
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For Rent


TTTE are nov ocerinE car M stock % Men's and
w Bows CothinE. Furnishing Goods. Boots. Shoes,
HssE, Gaps, &c at cost for cash. Whossae purchasers
are respectfully nlcifed 70 Ell and exa-uiue our sI1ck.
Sales room Sd stairs. Y. n. uENE 4 co.
oft4-im Madison stust.
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t louisville on Friday, an Irishman'
- Mr,r.,H, living on Walnut street, be-
tween Floyd and Preston shot his wife
80 w.s y,nro wing him for sPendinghis
mo,.v f,oli.blv when he drew a pistol and
80 - i. t.l;,g effect in the neck.
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UTANTED iumesiafeiv
" Makers Apply soon at ~"
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A IL psrsons frs cautaaed ayalnst t-adlrg Or a cer-
n tain drsft drawn - ne tor one unud 81 and scVrn-
iy-fiVe Dollars 10 .avor Of 9 H. ColdEel On = niscnt
cry n Tate Memphis, Tenn paysbie The 20h OF Septeu-
Der, 1877. The cousids-af % tcr which lt vas given
hayins entirsy failed, thedran vii not Be- paid
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THE tebtors o. The late nnu % CRISP Z HteH0Ls
Il are hereby noilhtd thst the books Of 90 concern
have been Transferred % ths uuieuisueI. 70 Nh1m al
payments should b msda.
a-i1s ~ D n MOORE
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e Banks OF issue are unknoWn in Cali
foFnia. The currency is an hard money, and
for large Transactions drafts.
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@ Washington, on the 2lst, near the
potomac b idgs and in the northern section of
=. city ice half an inch in thickness was
anrrcd.
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NFw DAILY PAPER-Among other mag
nifceut innovations Of the new era OF travel aud
TRANSFORMATION which the mammoth steamer
Greaf EasfSa is about TO inaugurate, viii be
he publication of q daily paper On board for
TIE benefit OF travelling publie-the regular
= Dubiic1 If trsvelers-who she may be bear
ing across toe ocean. Bot this startling feat
are is anticipated here on tue Western waters
Of the new world, for the fine new Orleans and
s. Louis packet steamer James +. Woodruff
bepeeforth sails equipped with the force ard
material for the publication Of a regular daily
psper on board during her trips up and down
river. with a Job Office attached for the print
inc Of bills OF fare and other work. She is sd-
vsftissd to leave Saturday, and upon Der down
zsrd trip will the publication Of
her daily paper. Through its columns literary
travellers can work of their literary lueubrs-
tions for the morning amusement Of the travel
wesried deu;zens Of the little moving world,
and in them will be chronicied all the conti-
mental incidents Of the voyage, and the sdyer-
tisemsnts OF many dealers iu the cities on the
route wall find a plsee.-K o True Dsits.
Our OF WoKK.-Aceording to careful sstl-
mates. not less than twenty-five thousand seven
hundred men and women, bave been thrown
out Of employment IN New York city by the
hard times, with no hope OF getting work du-
ring the coming four or Eve months. OF these.
eight thousand are iaboTere, four thousand
ssgar-mskeTs, tlEenty-nins hundred Eorkmen
10 iron foun6ries. sixteen hundred cloak max
srs, one thousand clerks, aud so On through the
list Of occupations. Every branch OF business
contributes to the melancholy arTsy, and We
regret to find no less than FIVE hundred printers
among tie number. The book and Job printing
Offices are al obliged 70 reduce their force.
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G. There was a slight fan Of snow, in
~ isburg, Pa, aud New York city, on
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REHABILITATION OF THE DEHocRATIc PAR
rY.-Riehard Taylor, Esq, only son Of the late
President Taylor, Is the Democratic candidate
for the Senate Of louisiana, in the 81 Charles
district. 3his, We believe completes the list
Of the sons Of our Distinguish patriots and
statesmen who are nov aeting with the Dem
o~crstic party. Fletcher Webster, the son Of
Daniel Webster, has acted with the Democrats
for several years. James b.. Clay, the son of
Henry Clay, Is the Democratic member Of Con-
gress elect fromth Ashland District, Kentucky.
the sons Ct ex-Presidsnt Tyler and Van Buren,
continue to aGhear to the Democratic faith.
J. Scott Harrison, the son Of ex-President Har-
rison, is not a Democrat, but he is bitterly
opposed to the Black Rspublicans and ali
their political IDEAS. There is agood deal Of
signiheancs in these faets-ciH. EHq.
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NAUGHTY YAzoo.-Ths editor Of the Yazoo
BaHasr gives that city a bard character. In
his e1eadern Of Friday week be says
The river is low here, and the state Of Grace
in tho Churches Is still lower. Like BENJAMIN
F.. Butler, OF Sandy Hill, the Christian in va
eco City, IL compelled to mourn The low state Of
Grace. A pious divine Of the N. Z. Church
made a survey some years ago, and announced
that the kingdom Of old Nick was only half
mile from Yazoo City. There have been a
good many earinss 10 since then, ard we think
it Is a little nearer row.. lndeed, a nervous
man can smell birthstone on a clear day, IL be
has not a bad cold. Our cisrgymen have poor
encouragement. AbeggaTly account Of empty
boxes meets them on Sunday. Those that do
90 to Church, however, should not leave it be-
fore service 10 over.
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WE havs Moved cur siOek u NJ. a Front Bow.
w cct23-im 3 F~IIzGERALD s co.
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TX considsrrtion e tee ptessure or tghtness IN -
1 monetary mltfers. together with the conse- Is
quent decune in prics % produce. the price OF W
B'sri All nov Be r duocd fro1 e 50 % az PER EII
d.y 70 trarssent visitors, = q from $50 - per week, 20
perua- ent day tosrcers ~ l. SUIT
Nashville, Oci. 2ith. iSI &C 27-fw
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WHAr HAS cor TO CONE DOWN.-The New
York Herald is % the opinion that rents must
come down-resl estate must come down-fast
horses must come down-fsst young men must
rome down from their fast horses and stretch
their legs bV a little wholesome waisiug.
Provisions must cone down-hotel charges
must come down-the pews aid otner charges
of onr fashionsble churches must come down
bread must come down, and the late enor-
nous spread Of crinolinee must cone down,
notwithstanding the awful letting down IN dry
goods.
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MOURKINs FoR THE DEPAETED.-The Phi
adelphia Argus gives the following:

DIED. in this city. Of N~egrophobia. after a
lingering ~ilaess, the Black RsPg5iican Times,
aged months and - days, unregretted and
uDlamented. 81 perish the enemies Of the Con-
%stitution and the Union. Whose turn next?
The Buffalo republic, " Republican," does
better. It has shaken off the black VomiE. and
cones out a firm, stsuuch Democratic sheet.
Though dead il yet lves-.o be useful we be-
HeVe
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WALKER AED STANTON IN KANSAS.


The dispatch. received by the Associated
Press yesterday, that Msssrs. WALKER and
STASros bad issued a proclamation, express
ing their determination to rejsot the votes cast
IN the election, and issue certificates 70 the
Fres-State candidates from Oxford county,
wears the appearance Of a telegrsphie biunoSr.
We cannot see BY what authority the GOysrnol.
and Secretary Of Kansas assume TO themselves
10 reject the election returns, as they come to
their hands, and especially how they can usurP
the power to declare those persons elected who
have not received a majority Of the votes cast.
It is the legal province Of the legislative As
senbly 10 determine the qualifications Of its
own msmBers, in all cases, and it is the duty Of
the Governor to issue certificates to such per
sons as the returns saoWh have received amslori-
tt OF Totes cast. If fraud is alleged, the ques-
tion must be settled BY the Legislature and not
By the certifying officer. Msssrs WALES
and STATION have, in our opinion, transcribed
their authority, If the dispatch be correct in
the terms, as stated. But We shall await, with
solicisuds, the accounts BY mail, before we ven
turs upon any extendsd comment upon their
course. Facts often assume . different cast
when stated with accuracy and particularly
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Mosquito Bites.

An an'i4ote for ths poison o. mosquitoes, bees, vasps.
ke., has been f1uzd IN BURNETTs KALLIsTON, pre-
pared By Hessrs. JOSEPH BURNETT K Co., Tfemont
street, Roston. THIS Trtparation contains a peculiar
property. which, upon bsiBg thoraugh'y rubbed into the
bites and siInss q insects. instantly neuraiz 5 the pol
son and aiIays the Inflammation.
For sail By s MANsETELD * CO., and dealers gene
rally. Price SOC. per bottle. octss-itwawIw
q DE-. SMITHS only trus, Ongnal and souuias
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Notice.
.-t-- -a sn -.
.RnS[cP.

ALI pen rs having business with the CITY EXCL
a NEER ~ I'D call a. the once o. She uBdeIsuned
befween the hc.rs Of = and Lao A. NJ and from ! 10
$50 EDA. r. RUCEsRs
aso7s In City Euzisrsr-
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+ EKcoUzAsIso.-We learn that the Demo-
cratic STATE Committee has infoTm1tion from
every section OF the State which leaves little
doubt of the entire success OF the Democratic
State ticket at the approaching election. The
revision I'd the popular mind il scarcely less
complete and crushing than that in the fnan-
ciai world The bankruptcy Of the state, the
Increase OF State taxes one hundred and TWEEN
ty-hye per cent. over last yeaT-the stoppsgs
Of the public woTks-the outrageous conduct
Of the late Legisisture-all combined to over
throw tAe party in power, which is accornts-
BE for all these things. The people are
aroused, and the State will be redeemed. Every
city in the Safe viii give a Democratic ma
jority. Every county on The Hudson river will
give a heavy Democratic majority. On the
Southern Tier the Democratic vote Of last fall
will average a gain Of twenty per cent, in GER
tain counties even more. 10 the northern
eou1ties it viii be even greater still. In the
centre and West, the Democrats will carry two
counties cut of every three. Such are the
prospects. We might say the ceitsinties. II
lie exsrtion be kept up till the day Of election,
New York wilt be Democraiici That win be
a triumph second only TO the election Of James
Buchanan, whose Administrator II will serve
50 sfsetuslIy to support and sndorse.-N y
Mrs.
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E5s 40 KIe- ron.

sESA ~asEsesiysd yester-
me foneNiag disPatehN y hsuded 10 a,
dav from Nashville and POlites Gee offss
bv Col. coLEMkx Of TIE tslegfsfa =,
city. Before TIE hour Of goiHE 70
-expset to receive intelligence q the eiee
Of Air. NIoEo1soS to TIE q S Senate from
the All Ct March 1857
NASHVILLE, o-tober p, ls5L-A-o
NICHOLSON was nOminatsdin caucus FOR q 5
Senator.
It viii be seen BY a dispatch Of a SIN later
heur that Mr.. NICHOLSON has been elected by
the legislature.
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- Tbs work Of ~reshiPPing British goods
30 have laid in the Ne~ York bonded ware
ssass f7r some weeks without a market, has
ssw eoamsnesd, and importers are obliged to
r.tarn hen. % paw their eost.
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FuLrBUsrEEINs.-Ths Washington ceres
ropSsnt Of the Baltimore Sua SAYS that nothing
via Be done inmediately in regard to q treaty
with Nicaragua. Bu. be learns that the Presi-
dent il resolved to arrest the hilibuster exPedi-
ton Of WALzEE, and that on this subject the
Cabinet is a unit. Il is now quite certain thst
the contemplated expedition will 10, be suf-
fered to lesrs orr ports The friends Of the
expedition are deceived if they suppose that
The rreseut Administrative will wink at the
violation Of The neutrality laws:
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q 4 division Ct The 9th regiment, about
300 sEong, left oisbse On the i7sh for Eng
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~ We notice, says the Nsw York Mirror,
that several big bugs y among The merchants,
who were formerly driven in state to their
counting rooms, nov md their way down town
m fheir legs.
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Teacher Wanted.

TtHE unicrsiEred havn asarCfS@ laem : NO
Il TARTS PUBLIC q No 3Bsn-
ucss entrusted % them vii D. pomp~ t 9TT 10
cutrd HUN 2 hFE6r
o4s2 WOonwEGD
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Single b1SssIbea'S!
6.40O PrdzesG!
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER.
Tickets, $40; Halves, IS 90;
Quarters, 50 so.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

ne Numbers from I to 5o.Ooo, oorHspOnfing with thass
Numbers on the nck-ts printed o. separate slips o. pa
per. are encrcled with small tin tabes and placed Ia one
wheel
me nrst fs2 Prizss. similarly printsd and enclriod, are
placed IN aaothsr wheel
The wheels are then revOved, and a number Is drawn
from the wheel q numbers, aud al the same tine a Puze
l. drawn from the other wheel The Eumbcr and Pnze
drawn ont are opened and exhibited 70 the audieuce. and
~registrrei BY the Commissioner the Pdze beng placed
against the Number drawn. his operation Is repeated
until all The Prizes are drawn ont
APPR0NI1ArIoN PRIEEs-zEhe two preceding and the
two SUGGESTING Numbers 20 th1se draEmg tue drSt 2
Prizes viii B. entitled u the g AppuxiBafiou Prizes.
For example: T. Ticket No ti2s0draWs the $50 20 Prize.
th0s- Tict cts numbered lt24S 1929. 1921, hasa, vii
each Be- enft,d 10 siO0. II Ticket No. $50 draws the
s25 0o9 Pare, those Tickets numbered SIS, SO. sol. SO.
viii each Be- ensued 70 $500, and soon According 70 the
shove scheme.
~ The 5 90 Prizes d so vii Be detsrminsdb By the
last ngurs Of the number hat draws the f60ooo Prise
For example, II The Numbers drawing $500 Priv ends
with No I. then all the Tickets where tEe number euds
In 1 vii Be entitled 70 $50 n the Number ends viii
Nc. 2. then ali the Tickets where he numbcr ends IN 9
WI BE- entitled 10 go. and 20 on 100.
Certificates o. Packages Euit D. sot1 at the following
rates. which Is the risk.
Csrtiassts o. Paoksgs Of 10 whole TcEsts..-....sso %
10 umIH an -
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AfD A0bfrtisfnIenfs.
TAINTED.

Negro Woman Ter sale.
TOR Northern hank o. 4issi11ppimo1ey.
IL g. n. lO1INsON q CO..
c~fcs - e So H.
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Col BExroE. has 90 FAR recovered as
70 venture out in tie open air ia front OF bis
He is still quite week, however.
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~ joys GoISes, q free negro, has been
= -lesss Of murder in Worcester county, Nd,
asd sentenced t. Be burg.
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NEWsFAPER FUsIoS- Hard times among
tie Newspapers is becoming as Palpabie as IN
any other branch Of industry. II s. Lo1is
Daily IstelfgeSc1, az before stated, has been
uaited with the Erenirg ReVs Of the sane city
The three Republican papers 10 Dubuque
Iowa, are to be formed into one. The RsPSb-
lioau and Whig, at Quincy, IN, were also to be
Joined in one, and thg s.. Pau Times and Min
uesoftsn srsIiksly tc follow suit soon. In
Hlssslphia the Tfrsss and Sun have been
merged in one paper.