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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-12-26

GRAN assessment of thrse dollars has
been made on each share In Tecumseh.
for the purpose of raising money for sprov-
ing up and securing afitle'' to the town
site. Persons forwarding payment by
mail, or otherwise, win send to the Secre-
tsry the number of his share.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-12-26

or We go to press several days in ad-
vance of the date with portion Of our
edition.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-12-26

The following highly interesting letter
was written by Gov. GEARy to Captain
SAMUEL WALKER, and was not intended
for the public eye. 1t was shown to us
By the Captain, and. after its perusal, we
succeeded in prevailing upon him to al
low us to publish it, though with extreme
reluctance on his part. Wefeei confident
the Governor viii excuse the great liberty
we have taken with his correspondence,
when We assure him of its importance in
this particular crisis in our Territorial
affairs:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01
MISSISSIPPI INTELLIGENCE

NEw COURT HoUsE AT HoUsToN-Messrs
DAvIDsox 4 PATE have received the coatrac
for building the new Court House at Houston
at 81. 600. The building will be forty-fve b.
seventy feet.
MIssIssIFPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Tue tack-laying on this road has been re-
NED. We learn from the Pamela Star tina.
=. al cross ms Tallahatchle river il
sbont !, v.sk Tho completion Of this roa,
beyond the Tallahatchie rive VII secure -
Memphis the cotton Of several counties
fore dependent upon the doubtful navigation Of
the Tallahatchie and YalIobusha rivers. One
Of the Cheers Of the road estimates that i.
will, during the approaching season, bring to
this city about Is, 600 bales Of cotton.
The RAINS AND The CRoPs.-The Pluola
Star says:
"The weather has been remarkably pleasant,
With hne showers Of rain. The corn crop is
very promising, and if the present prospect
continues, will have an abundant yield. Audths
cotton, considering the backward season. iooks
30 exceedingly well that we feel safe in saying,
that with favorable weather, we will have at
least an average crop.''
CRoPs IN MIssIssIrPI.-The Lexington i'd
r~sriissr Of the oath says:
t corn crops in Madison, Yazoo and
Holmes, from what we observed, is indeed
promising. The late rains We have had have
greatly benefited them. The cottor crop.
though, is far behind, aud will undoubtedly be
small. The cotton Of Holmes, from what We
could observe, is doing better than that Of either
Madison or Yazoo.D
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TREMENDOUS KkOw.NOIEIas Rally.

It was gravely announced in the Know
Nothing organs a few DAYS since that Col
ToPP, Col. TREzEvANr, Col MARTIN and
others, would make a speaking tour round The
country, with the view of putting out the
tracks of Gov. JONES, E. NJ YEKGER, D NJ.
CuRzIx, Sc, who had a number Of appoint
ments in Fsystie county. Well, the first
demonstration cane OF last Thursday at Col
I~ierviIle, where, we learn, the crowd was 50
diminutivsIy small, that Col TOFP left for
home BY the frst conveyance, leaving Col
JoHx MARTIN aud Mr. HOLLAND to eniighten
the good people Of Collisrville on the political
questions Of the day. There were, all told, at
least from fifty to sevsnty-fVe persons, Hsn,
women and children, on the groundil These
gentlemen, if they are wise, viii eonhne them
selves to newspapers and pamphlets There is
but little desire on the part Of the people to
hear them d~euounce the present Administrstio
and the 81 hOary k~ypoerife and jugglsr " who
now occupies the Executive mansion If they
want to get large assemblies to talk to on such
subjects, they ought to 20 up North and make
appointments with some Of the Black RePub-
licsn speakers, who are engaged in The same
un-E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

Of BY ms competitor. said Gen. H., passed The
senate 81 The unanimous vote Of the Know
Nothing party, with Mr.. Bell at their bead, .
majority Of Democratic Ssnatofs also voting
forit; bat 10 The House the Democrats toisd
against Il BY a majority Of about two 10 one.
Hence, IL these grants are wrong, certainly
the Democratic party are less guilty OF That
wrong than any other party in the country y
being the only party that has stood out against
this policy. But, said Gen. H., the great
leader Of the Know-Nothing party IN Tennes-
see, Mr.. Bell, said In bis distribution speech
that be had always favored those liberal grants
to the new States for railfo cd and canal Pur-
pOses, and that he Did not propose 70 interfere
with Il by his bill, &e.; 50 OF course We are q
expect The party that follows in his lead q
continue TO favor that policy, and that the esi
complained Of will 6nd no remedy Ia dissii'
button.
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Board Of visitors or The div ScbooI,

CfXTT cssks SIZE Eaeau
- 20 900 VIA Bte-5 ior sale BY
i2G-fsUIm uOwfrD A. ro
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Rally AT %soNERVILTE.

Gov. J. c. JoSEs and Gov. J. W. MATHEWS,
besides other speakers viii certainly attend the
Grand Democratic Rally, and address The cit
zsns Of Fayette county, at Seneryille, on Tues
day next, 4eh inst. A sumptuous barbecus
will be prepared, and all, without distinction
Of party, are invited to attend. Turn out and
hear these able champions on the political
oresfians Of the DAY.
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Secondhand Pianos.
10 Rent,

MaISaai'S sale Of salaabIe Lanai
DT VIRTUE or An ELECUTIrN n ly hands. n
ID favor o. VI SnudiT y Co.. eul aEaiust Isaac
sampson. issurd from TIE FEDERAL Court 90 The United
Staffs. st Jackson. Tenrssce.I VIII saE AZ the Curt
House door, In Jarksan, on the l1h day of Au-ust. 1851.
I03O acres Of valuable sui. lying in TIE flth c. VII Dfs-
tnct Of Dyer county. : glessCe l3fh slrVrvur's Dis
trict. Ranse a. and secfian2 . Etsntd br to- STATE
TeuResste - sampson by sraut No IS "a arc bound-
ed on the west By Williams q HIS l4aSa acre ra-t
snd v B Jones $50 acre tract, sfd on the East b. ths
Obion river, and N Armstrouz's ZOO sore tract End
levied on IS The property q said samp on 20 satisfy saHi
c~xecstion-
The shove t-eci is y ~ ~tiaberee, OF excellent quality,
and q 3 % p riion shove overflow.
Terms Of ssle-Cash.
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ALABAMA IETELLI5EEcE.

The WEATHER AND CRoPs-During th,
past week it has Tained every day, more OF
less. Every body We believe, is satisfied fol
the present. The effect upon the corn crophai
been most happy, and we incline TO think thai
the prospect for cotton has improved decidedly
IN the last twenty Gays. there cannot be 4
full crop, but with 4 late frost, there is a chance
for a much better yield in this section than last
year.-EGfaEla Spirit Of the South.
No OPPOSITION TO TIE DEMOCRATIC T1cKE7
IN ALABAMA.-The Hon. A. B. MooRE, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, is before
the people without any opposition. Referring
to this remarkable fact, aud one so honorable to
the Democratic party, the Eufaula Spirit Of N.
South says:
Against a man 30 well qualified, so fixed in
the hearts Of the people, so pure in character
and 30 thoroughly sound and grounded az Judge
Moore is ia Southern and State Rights, it would
have been a useless mockery had the Know.
Nothing party attempted an organized opposi-
ton. We are glad that they did not. Let us
all 90 out on the day Of the election, and
though be has no opponent in the field. cast
our SURFACES for him, and thus assure him and
the country, that his high character and quali-
hcations to the executive Office OF Alabama
are duly appreciated by a eoafdiEg c~onsttn-
sney."
J.. r. Thompson, a barkeeper IN the Ex-
change Hotel, Montgomery, was shot and in
stsntiy killed by a man named Poster, Thurs
day night. Foster was bailed in the sum Of
$1,000.
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a Word to the Amictad.

THg "SERF0Us IONIC" is now regird d By al
scientific msn % be superior e FHy preparation ever be-
fore presented 70 suaerins hum'4ity, IS b. Es soF es5r
rating innueaes on the systel To- susceptibility 70 dis
ease is lessoned. And O. those pr,dlsp lsed 20 repeated
attacks o. CAils, Fever md Ague. or any kind OF Fever.
us reucdy should, b. an means. be used And 70 thoss
residing IN piasmetised.sri t. where dissas s q tins
character srs always ipeigept &c he climate, they should
never b. without IL
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Wohe0E!

HUH III aIWNs
TJSG received per Hci'agt. 80 bales neavv 7 da Bag
81 Eiug, BY ~DOUGuEETE AyDLETr,
1y3l BANK Avenue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

We learn from persons who were present,
that in point Of numbers and enthusiasm, the
Democratic rally at Macon, last Thursday,
was never surpassed at that place. Gov JoSEs
is said to have improved even on his speech at
Lagrange, and to have arOusel an enthusiasm
that will be sensibiy felt at the polls mex
Thursday. The Democracy Of Fsyette are
thoroughly awake, and viii give a good ae-
count of themselves on the day of election.
After Gov. JONES, the meeting was addressed
by ]. E. r. Ray, ESQ., and H r. BATE, with
good effect. Altogether, We learn, the occasion
was a glorious one for the Democracy.
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Texas Items.
- Mata-orda Chroniol, -

Inc MaLasoIda ChT0ntue says
From WI arton We learn that the cotton cron
Notwithstanding the extreme droutb, is bette.
han could have been expected. Early plsnte,
corn, however, is nearly a failure. Some rar
tial showers have fallen throughout the coun.
", and such is the case also, in Matagord;
county A few plantations on Old Caney
above, have been favored with h.vigoratin,
rains. Il is now too late to do corn any goo,
If it should come.
Colorado water is orr only resource now fol
culinary purposes and for the wssh-tab.
A correspondent Of the Liberty Gasete, Wi.
ting from Cold Springs, Polk county, says:
The crops, both Of corn and cotton look an.
usually fine throughout that portion Of tb,
State, and that euigrants nav rely upon get.
ting corn next year at from p to 30 cents Der
bushel
The Matagorda Chronicle, Of the 18Th inst.
complains Of warm weather in that city. aDo
says that he Thermometer was up to % a.
grees on the 10th, with north winds prevailile
and no prospects Of rain.
The Washington -fmGioaa, Of the zist inst.
SAYS that the weather still continues dry, and
The crops are suffering severely in that v%icinitv.
The Giliner Democrat gives quite a lengthy
memoranda Of a sale Of slaves az that place on
twelve months credit, with note and security
and a mortgage on the property.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

All LETTERS ENcEosf-o HEuTTAECEs TO THIS
urFIcE MUsT ~ R~izGJsTEEED. OTHEWrsE TIE
PRoFzIETons Will soT hold THENsELFEs RE-
sFossIELE F0R Any Losses THAT NAY OCCUR
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI



FREDERICK A.P BARNARD. IL d., President
- Professor cf Greek and An.ient Literature
WILSON g. III HARDsON, n. Professor Of Latin
AMI Nicer LaucuaE-s-
WILLIAM ? srsARSs, Professor q G5vernruial Sci
tuc- aud Law.
A,thrnailS, PaJsns Asu-ntmy AMI CvE Ea.i-
EDwAHD @ BOTTO. IA, Professor Of Chemistry.
Nn-ldiosy and 6e0s-y-
NATHANIEL NJ. CRAWFORD. q. D.. Psofsss57 Of H.
ell c-ual and Moral Philosophy
JORDAN X. P6IpPs, T. L.. Assistaat Professor o.
MatheUaucs.
WILLIAM j. BARKsDALE. n A. Tutsr IN Rseto-ic
L'Fc, CoIposr.1n aad El0cut.gu.
ROBERT KiMBBOEGH, n Fat1rn Vatteuatcs.
WILLIAM EAKIS, y A.. Setter ia Grsss.
CHARLES H. LEE. ~ A. TH,or IA Latin.
sTais ehai. =u be alsdby D.. CRAwroED Until the
vacancy is Supplied
V,HE ANNUAL SESSION q I'll. Instit-tion
j whi opeu @ 1HrRSDAT, the loth september nexi.
The improvements o. the Labo-atory. the Phuos1 phlcal
huis ing a q thr ue~ Boariias Hoo-ei ~ rling forward
wi D activity and enerEy, aad are eHptcied tobe vzly Tor
uss p the cary part Of the Session
The ReW DOFmitOry,
Just e1uPietsl vIl aoc0un iata seFenty-tvo a%dtitloaal
r. COSTLY ADBlT0Ss
Have Be n mad % the Chemical and Philosophical appa-
ratus, embua irg ths latest mpr0vems 8.
rsTs srt extensive collection OF
Shells and minerals
Has recently bcenprocurei, ard TIE Library VII te en-
lsrg q with q choi e setcJiou 20 b-1ks ty Scptnb r.
x
tRF session p Ten Mcntts)
To STUDENTS WHO Ioig- IN toe C.aess b-ldinss $50 %
To hoe Who lodge Il co
These charges include tuition, matricuistisn lee, hzl
and servant hire.
I, law stu'ent $50.
Bosrs - fhe BAH ard In private iamlies a. shout So
Per munth.
n LOWRY.
Secretary Of tEs Bo1sd.
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If our

Were as LIBERAL and quick 10 reward heir citizens Cor any
F-oulerfuI act performed, discovery made, or invention
perfected. as are The governments o. EUROPE. we would
envy such a man as G. A. LEONARD o. New York. Tor
he would, no DOUBT be smotheTed with honors Il he lived
where merit was rewarded That artics o. bis called the
S0uh dmatcsH Feuer eEd Agls Rsnesy, is on o. the
81, atrst remedies We over heard % a-d, Is such q sure
cure, il Is surprising that the medical tcuty does not
buy the receipt, and make ii the only STANDARD remsdy
for that disease
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

Az European desifss a SCI employment in some pa-
vste family CT Seminary, TO tsaeh the French and ItsIsn
Lsugussssi $50 GsogIapdy, an4 partially Bafin and
Spsnish.
Address E. o, through the P5st0aee, Aszpais,
rennessee. ty1t2E'
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someFviiIe Model School

The next Crenthl sessiou % ~ Young Ladies Nodsl
School. a. someUils Tenn VII eglneHse o7 HQS-
BAT, the IN Of september next, tnier The continued
supsr1-i0u % : P s.qaa-
By ordsr o. he Ban OF t~rusecs.
HON. J. C. HUMPHREYS. gres't.
Fnwrv D1cHrSsoN. Secfy. Bs-tau9m
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Mr.. STEPHENS argued the otter nigh
that il there had been any hope Of elscting
Democrat from this District, Mr. AVE Y would
not have received the nomination. that IL
was only put up to be saer feed IS a burni
offering.
Mr.. STEPHENS fOTgsts that this is the very
reason why be himself was nominated. The
Know Noihihgs did not desire to sacrifice one
Of their own psrty-one who mad really seen
sam. They preferred to sacrifice one Of the
wrecks Of the Wing party, upon whose ruins
they had risen, and hence they led Mr.. STE
purSs 70 the altar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01
Special Autitrs,
HnIInuar,s ointment

Rub5ed buskiy into the mssdes and sisuds o. the throat
AID chest. has an astonishing eject in b-r1nclitis, astb-
ma. and ~ diseases that affect respiration. Hoarseness
nay thus be eITed in q few hours 70 errEymsn, pusuC
SPEAKERS, and voeaisu. its, On this aoa5uht invaluable.
Sod al the msaufa-tory, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
YORK. AMI By 90 drugs sts, at25c, Sc, and 81 per pot
too H#m.-Hw
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LETTING Down THE ARIsrooRAcY.-The
elegant Miss Mason, whose father had made a
splendid fortune as an enteTprising draper anC
tailor, appeared at this magnificent entertain,
meHt in royal apparel. With that exclusive
fastidiousIess for which the late corners into
fashionable circles are the most remarkable
che refused various offers OF Introduction, Al
she did not wish to extend the number Of bel
aequaintances. "Her friends were few and very
select"
The beautiful Miss Taylor, radiant with
good natured smiles, and once well acquainted
with Miss Mason, when they went together q
the public school ia William street, noticed ID,
kaleur Of her ancient friend, who was deter-
mined not to recognize one who would only re-
mind her OF her former low estate. But Miss
TAYLOR, The rogue, as clever ss she was pretty.
determined to bring her up with a short turn.
and not submit TO being snubbed by one whose
ancestral associations were 10 better than heI
own. Watching her chance, Wien the naughty
Young lady was In the midst Of her set, Miss
Taylor walked Up and, with smiles Of winning
sweetness, remarked;
81 have been thinking, my dear Miss Mason,
that we ought to exchange names"
"Wby, indeed?"
Because my name is Taylor, and my father
was a mason, and your name is Mason, but
ysur father was a lail0r.n
There was a scene there and then. but there
was no help for It. The little Miss Taylor had
the pleasure and enjoyed The triumph OF saying
a very cute thing, which was soon repeated in
the ears OF a dozen circles, and the wits all de-
sired to see her but the proud Miss Mason
bit her lip In silence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

~ Mr.. FILLMORE, the candidate Of The
Know-Nothing order in the last presidential
race. received but eight electoral votes. oftae
one hundred and seventy-o3e members elected
to the n ext Congress, the Know Othings have
bu. two. This is what they call q National
partyi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

~ 1T strikes" the Eagle and .EnguiTsr
as very singular that The Democracy did not
sustain Mr.. AVERY on the stand on Wednesday
night. 1t is usual for the friends Of candidates,
on such occasions, to accompany them on the
platform. Mr.. S~TEFHENs' friends wee around
hin.v Did it ever q strike % the Eagle and
Eaqzirer that the friends of Mr.. STEPHENS
who were " around him " were ali candidates
themselves. They doubtless felt . peculiar in
terest in sustaining him There was ToFF.
Douglass, SMALL and LooEEY, and one or two
others who lay down TO prevent themselves
from being seen. Mr. AvEET's frien6s viii be
switk him on the stand" on election Gay.
They propose to (" sustain him " By their voices
uo-a fnoortsnf occasion.
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STRAIED Oh STOLEN .rlu The z1r--rr
on the niglt af O. 81 Demo -.ast ar f.r
MARE shout a g a- OF I5 Hr I6 larls
bah W b a snail Imp Urrl Lrr UrI.-- --rrr=sl . be-
caused By t5l sadie sal Ezr was wan alI a- che
sine Above u-ufiuF co.
Fne zs1ge rewa G win Del paid on te t=arv or rec-irr
o. information that Ull tll r1 The zee very 90 tae VAR.
III. FALLS,
frT--uau2w LlErarEa- TcII-e
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
AT rHE
STAR G0gEeFU!
POcihORtas, or the Indian Maid,

To be givsn apay uhsa TrO Hundred Pictures
ere fGssh.
EVERY person having a Picture taken a. the STAR
GALLERY gets a ticket emitting them 10 a ehancs tn
the drawing o the SPLENDID PICTURE. valued al
$1,000. Cali SCI, as there is q great rush Tor Pictures,
ard the number will soon be takea then you VII be TOO
late. Delays a-e dangerous.
&c Secure the shadow
Ere the substance fail"
At the sTAR GALLERT. Eusi
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Cholera, Diarrhea, Bloody FIuk,
50 60

THEKs is n aisetse ls4t ~prO-tratss human beings in
50 short . time, aud that ssaieEs the system 50 uncon-
scious Of the rensles wien sppilea, a. ibzsai and il
Therefore behoves al persons who v.us their uTes dearr
than &C. Thing else. ramember that dsays are danger-
ous.D A sqos - you feel the slightest symptom Of
Darraca. can fr . bottle q g'efgs's Cholera Or Diar-
rsaf Syrup, one dose q wbira. Il nEsn - time. viii re-
nere yea. Remrmhsr thisis NJ cunningiy devised hun
bug a. - havs TIE eFiiences 70 prove the fac. All Te
Ak Is A trial.
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White Teeth, PerfuEaed Breath
and R~anufsfrrU w.nTarE

be acquired BY using the BALM OF A THoU-
skED FLowEEs What lady or gentieman would re-
main udeE the curse Of q disssreeabie breath, when, By
using the BALa % 1 THOUSAND " as q
dentriaoe, would not only render il sweet, but leave the
teeth white as slsbaster2 Many pcrsons d. not know
their breath IL bad, and tho subject Is 50 delicate their
friends viii never m-niial t.. Beware o. eouuterfsits.
y SIRE each bottle Is sssed,
TETEIT6E Il CO. NeE York.
n--~-fs u,r-Ha.Ff-
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DUH AT Nav 0RLFANs-Tbe Delia Of III,
goth Of July has the following notice Of a due
which recently cam Of near that city;
The DuEL.-me affair Of honor ALLUDED
10 10 our paper a few daya ago, as about q
take place between two gentlemen from West
Baton Rouge, Mr.. lie Blanc and Mr.. Van Peli,
and as having been temporarily delayed by the
Intervention Of the authorities was e0nslmma-
ted yesterday morning at Pass Christian. The
meeting took place at Z O'Clock. tn weapons
used were double barrel shot guns, loaded with
ball, distance thirty PAGES.
After one ere, which, fortunately, did not
take effect on either side, the difference was
hoBsrabiy and satisfactorily adjusted. The
conduct aud bearing Of both gentlemen were
exceedingly cool and fearless. re learn that
all parties have returned TO the city.
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-Lf. CHsHafKs lUVERTlsEHllI-

VIII Always Be Fcrrd Ora This Crluw1
DE8>aES sls- g. Er-F rzt he has o. SAL .r
j wlaf le may u1ltE lr- s- lly li Dis l-u-c
wl se SIRE o. Verdi ~ che I1s- o5iau-, OBJ le-E--l
al .. .- ssvc VuTrsaf ore t-ar-
Of I1EilE at as.E aa PAPER
Aubazaass entrusted % me vii BE- zt-eu1sd to car
rury and VIII ispatel.
office Wsdisea street. er71siis UEien Glra
INSURANCE REAL FsTtIE AND 6-EsEAL
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HENRY CLAWS LAST VoTE.-Tne Lsxing-
ton Statesman says: "In view Of the attempt
ed use If blr. Clay's name to arouse the long
buried aniiHosities between Wings and Demo
Gratis, the aatesmGn deems it not Inappropriate
to mention the last vote ever recorded bv the
ola statesman. In The first State election under
the new Constitution, sixteen officers were to
be chosen. Twelve Of those candidates had
Democrats opposition, and between these
twelve Mr. c avs name stands recorded on he
poll books Is follows For Democrats, seven I;
Wings i've"
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~ -vrx Tarar THEIR FsIEKTfs.-Ihe
Ee~ vorf rnrresDondent Of the ToTontn Globe
s,-sa poor Professor Headriek, va was
s~,silss trom : NORTH Carolina University for
-. ; istter very u>sfegy in favor Of
Fremont, is now in this eitJ starving hat
is the way these anti siavsTy folks always set,
eifber to1aras runaway slaves or their fympz-
thizsrs-get them in trouble, and then deseH
them.
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caWe are al peace with ali the wori'
apl the rest Of msnkind."-GeH. Taylor
"Truths make bat slow progress with man
kind, however obvious they may appear to 9th.
ers."-CoL ToPg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

HEsIrH OF New ORLEANs.-Tbere were,
as reported BY the n. 0. papers, III irternsnts
in the cemeteries OF that city for the weekend
ing 25th Of July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

Ak ABcLITIoEIsT Pass REMOVED PROM
TExAs-Ihe citizens Of Wood county. in the
Northern part of Texas, being disguised wiz
the course Of a paper polished in Quitman.
called the Free Press, held a meeting and passed
resolutions regulating the reports in %cireula-
ton that they were abolitioBists, and calling a
mass meeting to decide whether the Free Pges,
should continue to be published, or removed IA
a nuisance. They decided to destroy the Of.
fee, and gave Winston Banks, its editor, and
his friend cir. Lemon, twentT-four hours to
leave. The citizens carried out the resolution.
and Banks and Lemon left in less than The
time specifed.-SOufh CarOliHiGn, July %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-01

~ Kassulh has emerged from bis tempo
rsfy ~retirencut, and made a revolutionary
speech il LoD3on o. tie subject Ct Naples and
SicilF, particularly the relations Of Great Bri-
tain with tie GoyernueDt and people Of those
countries since 1915.