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LoUrsrrlLE. sept. 5ih.-ro-day. ne sixth ana last
a. ths Fair. vas devoted 70 the exhIbidsn o. different
a.ssss AID grades OF AaImls, cladudins with ; grand
/ c.rsioase Of those that took peniuns. The Iupemens
Committee oonslaid theiri ezanlnaton at caTk The
cnstrs and Invited guests pfrtook Of a Erand closing ban
euet At TIE CAT House Tbers has been ~ accident
weather throaghout nae. AtieniaBcs large and bril-
Itans 70 The last.
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A HhrpsoME PKIzE-At the annual meet
f,g A. Paris. q short time ago, Of the Academy
ia INSCRIPTIONS and Bsilss Lsttres, The presi-
5eut announced that n Louis Foald, Of the
family Of the Hebrew bankers. bad PIT at the
disposal Of the Academy the sun Of twenty
fhoasand francs. SIS a prize for TIE best History
If the Arts Of Design.
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Ezbrsoiug Obssrvarons for ElcDen Degs, from a,
20fh II AugEsf TO fhs II Of September, 1857.

2OfA Il AugEsf 10 1hs Il Of September. is57-
II may be prope- here ie remark, that The new and
excel n IN. tn sEts ordered By the city suthorities
have been recently reosiF q and arranE d FOR making The
require observations These viii Be osmmencea On the
nrst Of tue present month. ard b. published on the nrst
q each succeeding month ard the Table hereafter viii
Be more accurate, comprehensive and complete.
W. J.
Secretary Board Of Heath,
September j. 1857.
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latest gs6s bp GsItgrap9
TO ASSscrArEp pREsS or MEMPHIS
al.amer Wrreted.
The nnnsI.a l ouarannae.

ocrsrc, Spencer 5-Tbs steamship clgds. hrne'
.ths "a an n sisss0~ vas 4 tsHy les on the 2fsh
us en- Jubn9d Ref. Ihs passengers and crew vsr'
ravsd. .ss ps, % board the Ans . Sar0n for LiverOOO:.
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e The .. $. mail packet, Virginia, will
be at our landing tomorrow evening, and will
leave for New Orleans Immediately after the
arrival Ss the cars. The YirgFnia is a first
class steamer, well ohcered, and well provided
with everything to render her passengers com
Portable. Those destined for the Crescent City
cannot do better than wait and take passage on
Der. Mr.. R. T. REDMAN, at TIE Commercial
Hotel il her apent in this citv-
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REA
(. O6o on east
aad AtanE.
Mcneil, }. d.
Tenn
fanla2
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CtstrNSk11. SEPT B.-Iu IN case Of The Ohio rrusi
Cempsny AGAINST { E Hsrehsnts' BARK Of Cleveland. the
Court GRANTED the notion and be Attachments $ there
tore dissolved. AL the Otbsr aitachmsnts were then
wiih1raWn.
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Nav ToEK September 6.-CStion hm Flour IS 20
as 5oi wheat dssin.d s95e Corn 7sc.; white T4e.'
F~rvvisioas saisty whisky 25c; Boon baOyEnii Sugar
IRA; Coae quist.
CIScISSATI, Septembsr5.-F our unehanged and duili
wheat dun and declined 59IOo.; Red So white 81
Whisky 2le Moner mErtct uasasnr q
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Second Baptist Church, e-raer Besl and DesOio streets,
Rev y 'ssRLL. Pastor. Services a. II O'clOok A n
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MistfIIaaroas.
list HECEiYED


JUST aECEfYED.
EFTY boxrs ". \ Cheese, ~
L ~. FRANK Ne, IS Front Row.
TIES tterces extra sux.r-cared Drlsd De-. br
! = FRANK, No IS Front Row.
ONE NDR b.is. pssat whi.sy. ~
,. >. FKAGk, Nc. IS Frost Row
ONR HUEDsED baskets Pi-r Hssdsries ob.spssns.
Ooy y !. fkANk, 10 % Print Es~.
HIFrY bszss osampszne Cider. BY
i JF FRANK. No. IS Front Row.
/ ~. ham No. IS Front Row.
InFrY bsxss white wine. b.
II , 3. Ran No IS E,at Eaw
EIFrY casks Loa.oz Porter, qsarss and pInss. BY
- RAM 80 % Froai Row.
A Ls0-ssear. oon.e. IA, Tobacco, cienrs. &c Tor
n sale By -. FRANK, No. IS Front Row.
Two Hundred sna Riny ibis. Dean WHISKY; 100
Do. d.. Fvr ale low 20 fhr trade By
aus HANCOCK, CLARK & 20.
EIvE Hundred pieces B.srine al grades;
L 500 ouns and ssf coils RieAaFdsen RspsJ D
aus HANCOCK oLARk 4 90.
TiFTT eask. Gear SIDE EssonI
50 asros. s,sEs's ana snirh. Guthrie a Co. Is Ham.
aus HANCOCK. CLARK q co.
THaEE Hundred bass RIO cone. FOr al by
aus HANCOCK CLARK a co.
ONE Hundred ana Fiuy tees Ss.l Lar L.rdi
" 1000 packaEes star Candies.
aus HANCOCK, CLARK a co.
TiFTT hhds. LauisiaDs Sugar.. For sale b
Z ans HANCOCK, CLARK 4 q.
JUST RECEIVED,
AT
No. 7 FRONT ROW.
I n GROSS superior TeAst Powders, for sale vk0le-
III Eae and retail, BY
D aARSELs O'PPs5,' P sy,% ,sc :.ls y :
: n CARROTS on yitro, for a. By
III soSs HI FlKxswoRTH a CO.
800 r sSss O'''1 = TaiRSsWoSTH a co.
"a KEGS Newcastle S Q. Soda for ,aie BY
9U suss n. ? h On.
~ BAGS Black Pepper, for sal. By
~ AUS ? FARNswoRTH a Co
n BAGs Alispioe and Rsee Gins 7. for sale By
III srgs H. ?. FARNsTJRTH a co.
I1URLEY-s sAR~sAPsRILLA saperiOr- 100 dozen
n Tor safety II T. FARSSwORTH a co
NIGARAsoOc O. approved brands, for sale ~
u auss II ? ORrH \ co.
ban ais genuine North csrOliua. for sale b.
L; suas II ?. FARNswOatTa < 90.
TAErERNs--Al large lot, said to belong to the KnOs-
fusg II ? FARNswoRrH a co.
Linseed Oil.
HS BIS. Iinseed on received on Consignment, and
- offered on favorable terms to the trade by
ju4 J BOYD 4 CO.
Imported Ginger Wine.
6n CASH imported Ginger Wine "a ass ,rtiese IN
jS4 ). BOYD co
Cherry Brandy.
On BBLs Ch-ry Brandy. a very superior article,
juS J. BOYD & co.
Pearl starch.
MADE from Indian Cons beautiful article. Pity
4. ?. = Co.
iy2s No I Front Row.
FINE TEAsi
A LARGE sssOrtment, purchased before he late rise
a In 7 Is, foT sale very kw. 4 Wholesale or retail, By
II. +. ~FARNSwoRTd GO,
jy2s No. I Front Row.
Rope and Irvine.
lust REcEITED. per stsaners Wn- DICKSON and
500 coils best Machine R pc;
2O5 coils ana haf-eons Hand Ropej
so bales superior TVinei
DOUGHERTT 4 ATDLETT.
JysI B4nE Aseuus-
India Bagging.
lust received per Br8ssi, 80 balls neayy I da Bag
j sing, By pOUGHERTY & ATDLErT,
Kentucky Bagging,
TUsr received per steamers EOdOiph and VIZ. Dick
$50 pieces Globe NILS;
100 pieces Pain;
500 pieces best Hanf-Loom.
For sale low 70 he trade, BY
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ENRsLnED -Eagene Sues corpse has beer
em5slmed in Savoy, enclosed in a leaden coffin.
Il was planned that the funeral should Be de-
m .pstafire: the eminent radicals and Freheh
5~ssusees in the neighboring cities were sum-
m1ned to attend BY these Of AnnOcy; but tbs
Sandman aufhorifies i~nterposed, and the burial
was indefinitely postponed.
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For. Sale.

Kentresy T~ns and Liassys. B.,s's si,sra,ed 3 .
CANS. &C CANDLE, MI & CO
$500
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SUNDAY AFPEAL-copiss Of this mornings
issue may be purchased, as usual, At or bush
ness desk on Madison street, until 10 o'clock,
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FST ROOKs FOR AGENTS,
FOR FHs YEAR-PLEASz TO READ
THrs-AGENTs WANTED.

A IL persons &c want Of Employment vii at once re-
A c-.e eur Catalogue o. Bopks for The Nev Year, pre-
40. Nv farwardiur rs fheir add s.. Pauicu'sr aften-
tiau il reoue I'D % the liberal offers W mske . all per
runr engazlur H. the sale - on .arRe Upe Quzr'0 Picfo-
raj Panty Btlf. with about 1000 Fnfrhrinrf. Our
Books are 80 4 only BY oznyassers, suc vel known 70 be
he most sal ste.
EoTIcE TO AGENTS The season for seliEg books
~ now arrtr q. an We mel assured that our tEusti ated
voium s are ano z the Rest zdap.ed for sen ri Crcria
lion. especially the PF toriai Family Bibe. We wish
csmrefeBt Agents 10 all parts OF The country % eHgaee in
ire sale Of Il innelistey Send Tor a sample copy and
Try IL an rg your friends. Ihose who have Dot TIE
m ans, or W 10 not wish u ~dtr . scppiy u Books %
car fully enc-ked in . waoie - 4 o. writing uzDfr, ard
ne viii a. once t0rUasd, pr pad. BY EzrTf~B 10 any cen
trial psint. a COP Of The Pictorial Bible. with . buEnd sub
scr rti0n OK and cAurzssing cruulA'E, To- securing the
names q EuoscribeTs. with these he can zet up . list,
and afservAr6s order the bibles % supply them with.
Please address, postpaid.
ROBERT sRAEs. PubHsher,
nrna-Eawrt Eo F1F WEIf~na nf--ef - rr~f
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WAsHINoroN. 5 pisuh@ 5-C1pt. Goldzboro has
been reiiev-d from duty on tAe Third MAYA Court o. In
quiry. and Capt. P arscn hst be-a ,ppointsd in his place
Treaty Agreed Upon.
he articles q treaty navsbeen agreed upon between
the Usiied Stats and GrsnEda, ard All sooa Be trans
ni.tsd 4 TAI esvernnent fr egci.l action.
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sleep Of war NsrfoI.

NEW ToRK sptember 5.-The sloOp-of-war Eo50u
sailed G-day fer Portsmouth. Ths Heath Oneer refuseG
TO admit her torhe Navy Yard.
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s-D.-a.-ss 10 IsS wausas s'1'.., nv rsrl


VaIuADI6 EIf uIdLlOu LOT odI5s
ITBEY v4zuaole PIantaion, fr5nti Z on the
F Nississinui river two miles. containing SO
- screz-5o0 acres IL Inc state q cultivation and
-. 800 acres more fhree years desdened haviDe All
the In proveuents necessary. q fhe best ctErEcfer-ne-
go cabins, framed, with bricf chimneys.
Prcr. SO per acre. ODe-thir1 cssh, balance PAYABLE
Ia twelve and iveuty four m5uths from date, . ] h IL
-nrest. Apylsto z 3 oREE.
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NV razx, Sept. 6-The vsndsrbat steamer 6or'A
Star s,ued TO-DAY earring So 600 in specie.
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B4R0xErER

REMARKS.
1. Slight shower.
2. Par.
>. shower between Y and e'ciock.
(. Pair and col
S q udy and rain al 5 O'eI0aay, ? T.
9. tloudy.
7. Sfozery an day.
s Rain IN TIC fIreDoon; clear n the eveaiag.
. ?. sgy in the maraihgi civAr 10 he aitsrECoa.
10 PAR and Pheasant.
~. co DO
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HIrE AND LEArHER AARKET, reported and cor
rccted weekly By A. 4. Else
Rutfew Hides are coming to aarks;, thfush the De
nand for all qualities is brsk. We quote Dry Flint al
lseI7e,, DRY saliel i49i5ci Green 7e.i Green Sal ed
sHGse- There has sheen within the week past, & decline
n from ~ to9se Z D on Has in the Eastsrn mar
tets, bat this decline has not materially al 1ted tn
Western AID southern mark I.
Leather is in EOoi demand ct the following qu~staiiOns
lax Sole ss9aoci Harness s;@s5c.; skirting 4I@E2c;
Hem, Sole siaS5s.i CAR Sims s25Gs40R dg1sn.
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A ALFRED PHYSICIAN

ALAEA4LO m SALAAM
fWhcss sands q life have neary run cut discovers
While Ia The East Indies, q certain cure for Consump-
ton. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General
4 DEBILITY. The remedy vas discovered By him v The ais
} cnly child, a daughter. VS. given up 10 DE. He had
heard much Of th~ WONDERFUL restorative and hcains
Qualities VI preparation made from The East India Hrmn.
and tta thourht occurred % hirs that be iEht make :
rsualr ~ his child. u-sfHd'ed hare and succefdfd in
realizing hi wishes HIS ctid vas cured. and Is nov
alive and vel He has since administered re W~onirrrui
remedy - tborssnfs 70 sufferers IN al parts Of the world,
and he has never failed In mazirE them conplctelg
healthy and happy. W>hfn 20 % a. much g. 4 a. pes
sihle. he vii serd % srch ~ hs aaiccd fellow beings az
request 10. this recipe, With fui ard Exp lcf direc ic1a
for makiar % I'd. and successfully using it. He requires
each applicant % enclc-e hr cnr Ehilinz-threc cents 70
Be- returned a. postage on he recpe. and the remainder 70
be apDlird to o. payment Of ths advertisem-ut.
Address. On. II. JANES. \
40. f9Graad street, JERSEY City NJ. II
n. B.-Dr. Il. James has neither oGce nor AGENT IN 4
New York, a some have prrie1ded and advertised
Tnc re- ipe IS sent ffeu no PLAtE but No-I9 Grad 4
street. Jersey City, \ Jersey.
lnniT-da~suir
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s " ActNt4 - \ WIZ
chester streets, Rev BETER, Pastor. Services at
70 oia0A A. n. and - o'sloek ? X
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THE insolvency Or the estate Or Wm r. enthl har-
fnx been srereSted. and m order ma e theresa. 10
lice Is hereby gwen tafhe cr-dltc7s 81 SAID estate 70 &c
their Claims in az oelce OF ne CLERK OF rptcu Count
Court. ur periy aufhe1ficatd o. Or 1ef1re i1e 10 DAG Or
Dreeuber nex.. TO- pro rata tlsiIibltto1. N ac11rd1fe
~ish ~ uracisions II Al act 81 Assrnby, usssed 11I
rs6rn,-~- fssa LAMEo BLtCK.
~rrrff Adui1iEI1tcr.
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TLEs.--At Durham, 1876, there fell l5,-
600 !; at Halidonhill and Aeinconrt,
20 600 each; at Bautzen and Lepanto,
Is 600 ench al Austerlitz Jena and
Lutzen, 30, 900 each at Eylan, 60,
600 at " aterloo aud auatre Bras,
one engageFnent, 10, G0o at Borodino,
50, 900 at Fontenoy, 100 600; at Var
mouth, $50. 900 at Gha!oas, no less
than 800, 0oa of Atlas army alone
The, Moors in Spain, about the year
500, lost IN one batl1e 20 900 ia an
other, four centuries later, 1870 900, be-
sides $4,000 prisoners, aud in a thIrd
even 400, 600 SilIl greater was the
carnage in ancient times. At Canine
7o, 900 fell The Romans alone, in an
engagement with the Cimbri and Tell
tones, lost 5000. The Car!haginians
attacked Hyurera ia Sicily with an army
of 500, 900 ,pen, i fleet Of aooo
ships, and 5000 transports but net. a
snip nor transport ESCAPED destruction
----and OF the troops, only few in a
small boat reached Cathage with the
melancholy tidings. Marius slew in one
battle, 10000 Gauls. and in another
900, 000. In the battle of Issus, be-
tween the Alexander aud Darius, ITO, =
600 were slain, ia that Of Arbeia, 500,
600. Julius Cass& once annihilated an
an army Of $4,000 Helvetians in a
battle with the Dsipetes, he slew AUS, 600;
and on another occasion, he massaciNE
more than A3o, 900 Germans. who ssfsad
crossed the Rhine, with their ,khs4slsY
and docks, end little ones. IN guest of'
new settleplents. " NJ 3
DEArH. -Chaucer's picture of hint,
as an old man meeting the three sroth-
ers who, 10 their madness, have gone
Iorthrto seek and kill death, and who
sends them on errands which end in the
leath'pf all three, &" they hear no more
IF him, but It is Death they have en-
''9.is the, most powerful of
alts e.ailey's Miscellany.
s @#.
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KOssJJTH ON LOUIS NAPOLEON

hOSS1 II o1T i+1Dlo ~ AEcEeI1N
| Lpq,s Kossu,l, i,ns continued bis
week 70 delight u nu'titate 81 n5rfs,eri,
| provincials viii, his orations on+ase STATE
IoiEurope, and otheF topics spn sat
urday he had reached Ediaburgh, and
delivered on the es enirg Of that day,
10 a crowded audience, IA masterI,
speech in one Of the sarssse>ccn ~ req III
tional churches Of, The city, Mr4sK,lan
Black, VI. +, presiding. In the course
of his eloquent reuarks, M 3cssusli
asked WHAT'S it that prevents sAa..ess
ltablishmcnt Of political freedom on ti}r
Continent, and especiallysn lAfans go.
and replied, Louis Napoleon FER Il.
paite y But, !" he continued, :" s.a
not believe in the stability Of s1ccessssyEl
crime. [ will venture 10 aentrast siis,jy
own humble lot with the b.se;fianj pns al
that poteUtate. eat with MY chaasfsss s,s
the bitter bread Of homelessness, | asri
staggering ;ovless toward an obscure
crave. For inhe, lance, my chs'dreft
may get Il legacy Of sotro", yet Of de-
yotion to their counsry's cause. such
is my lot, but whatever may tie ny
faults, my errors, or even my sing, ney-
or have | broken oaths, never live ]
ibsc eived nati0,is, never trif1ed witt ans
duties Of anhoaest patriot. Bonarar..st,
on the contrary, sits high il power,
dazzling She eyes Of shott-sightrd men
with the Iustre Of his propi!:"a3 ss.z.
But, Still, added the ora(or. sisirg %
ferspur, J" from the depths Of NY desc
Iation ! turn my eyes 10 the universe,
a4d from The stars in The frsaasa.sn,
dova 10 The atoms Of dus; at my feet.
see creation crying out aloud tiat there
u God The feeble apara u His cter-
"a spirit glinnerins in ny bEa igz-my
C2scn, revoits against the ilsausha, that
It should lie at tie mercy Of advantu-
rous crime to break i!,s eternal chasHo
moral laws, which BY tie sovereign de-
cree Of IN ornf3isotea: and se!i-coi>ist-
ent will haves.srt,led The Nbs4l since
srea,iea NM 81 4, sh.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iirse.s~ Ny veasen re-
volts against the thought, that 4 worm,
The offspring Of the dust, can With mn ,
puniiy DEFY those laws by which the
Eternal LawgiTer has bound, not only
The fluctuations Of lsuEesss> events, bnt
has bound even EEfs own jmmoyaoIc |
win No; I do nos believe in the sta-
bility Of successful crime.'' These
sentences were loudly applaud !
ed,-L'ondon paper.
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- - = -
SlAOts SALE

yas ii fs1i..t 81 IA Wis KEoVu a; .,istys aaiss
,bose mis- place, aassf hat at ses der s@
5bspi3s asa Nssts5, aaa sstesa n aNa,ias
4i,5ck isam liz dssissipf ts:onsassAs t sefat ~
atfundsr sr,d tts ae.sse
p.sts. rims thraugh Tie fslacc ~
abaaa as Gssir lie j, place ia be fgihstF ~
M ahsstdasce of Wood III Abe tlaa,esl IA
.zlse ssy 4.sssYsaf ,laeadpW lal III ss ,S
Ms. s,sli desee, and j sA
retnaiaaag u. Appssss " n
ora. III II eflNa. N ss Y ssss43s 8
IS Sank tts,Y;sis as aS,JsS. shg! t
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IIExvEs iH II u llIs
but plsnly off ,sig d h 81 saIss tl
straw aIl the s 'si lsis !,
lths inter- soak lSss I'M u Is|j Y
four spars with Null ', " II v NH
sessl daiiIy Dn sl,is fsss I
sssrk sQsiIs and ,ssfs ltspshl
itsls MIN INV \ N I, n IL i.
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ropean power must interfere, IEnay
nevertheless, be doubted if Louis Bona
pnrte will accept this division Of the
world At any rate, French diplomacy
in Teheran during the late misundcr-
standings did not heartily support Eng
land aud the French press exhuming
and ventilatisg Gallo pretens,ous 1o
kareg seems TO loreshadow that Eng
land will no. find it an easy game to%at-
tack and dismember Persia. N
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gsTTQR AND PROPHET Or


Il II ,Sir II made. NM t:iIa State for n :,fe pa
lia y , ,,t.s r.,., W IL n,,,a ne ,b,, fc;,.
\ a. ,,ys.. lad, ,,.ye haa., .;d,,,,ed .,i
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sl.,,,s \ i. !, AN ,r ,ge c,rc,,f,s,anc.s
yh -r.az.n r..
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fss,t ,,a,,,c, Sims s,eokS,r ~, ro.,,
! r., .r !, v,s;,
II ~, ~. Acted -, >~,..,. 0.,a.,~ a..
/ C, g.,s;,r,, ma ,.,t,,d ,n,o rho w., 1,is..
s33rc & Hunt f,r.narlv member or
I COMPRESS from, TIM, -.'.. ~, \ ,he hyavor
! ortho ,i,v Ia ;,,ih. c'f ,,.,., -. bad ls,-
tto,,, III. , .La.e oo.,,<::;;ra,, rc,,,.rr,,.oa,
t,..1 .a.,..C,l,, oea,.a ,,,,, ,;a >, ths;,
,,o..,. ,s.,r,o., ~, ~ocL~,on that. e
C,r,nh yas vronc;v held n SLAYER,
o,;s H., d;.rn,ore4 =, ,r,. ,.a,,4
h mr. a,e,,.,,t,, az a.fay j., auaats,r his.
,;he yat;on MIR Cnrbraoe remained IL
~, G. tc,,s ,oa ,s ,;.;,;,,, ah,,,. T..
vs.s. o,,rj' a;,,,rer;,y r,rs,,rd every s,,.
,.sea ,,,c.. e ,j,s k,.}nanoaA hoy hn,
w;,bou, ,bs. }a.st s;.sn of ~, cess EIs
WIS sevoraI times ~ md dawn tie
,.;;r,~ g., .,,,rv ,,,:I.s ;s;,;,,, a;4asoy..
.,.,r,. -. + ,,.n,.,,;,nS v,hs.m, !, ,.,,s s,,s,
oosed ,ha l;dna,oc8 nan ,,ng,, t..
fo,,d Ha was real;Iv aided ~ corn-
sal T., New ORLEANS. .ud hv M. r,deet
and Deputy >+'oritt Of ~. Ihar'ss LIS r.
'Het, above New Orleans. .
The p"o6ah'ify rs ihos Dran'y's not
III that vicinity VIE p'anter whose !
name Was gireu as his owner, resided
IL the ss.is .sbgrhocd OF The place dee. !,
,c,,b,,, "a s#@s, =, ~ e2Yay,, ~ fy,s
J., ~. at..
s"''' '''e P'e''"' "ne'' - =" A"1' oFe'
Ihe oVeTseer r1atly PelnN.ed slf.
Cochraae and the Deputy Sheriff 20
search among his slaves, bn, the stolen
usa. ,,naA, ,an hara
guy ""> ''0' '''S' ''
some TWO years since, a"o - Supposed
TO he in slavery somewhere in the south
but j. is evident that the Information in.
- HE t;v;oo na,r xe. 1r,e,,s
49,. ;nr.,o -, ,r;,,,n, on 49, ;,nno~;
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lon. ~ any rate. ME. tochFhhc III
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!, standings did not heartily support Eng
land aud the French press exhuming
and ventiIasing Gallo pretens.ous 1o
! kareg seems 70 loreshadow that Eng
land will not find it an easy game tolat-
tack and dsmember Persia. W
SiNGULAR.--Fhe Specification of Vie
| Hebrew names recorded IN the fifth
chapter of Genesis, when arranged 10
order, prcsen, AN epitome OF the ruin
and recovery of man through Il Redee NJ
! ef.
ApAss. that ia, g Man in the image Of God i.
| seth, Substituted By - i
ENos, s. Feai' man - ~
CANAAN, $" Launching 30
MAHALALEEL, The blessed God
JARED, Shall come down;
ENocH, Teaching
METHUsELAH, His death shall send
LAMEcH, To the humble
Moan, Rest or consolation"
These names, ir the order In which
they are recorded, read thus: s.To
man, once made in the image Of God,
now substituted by man fcail and full
of sorrow, the blessed God himself shall
come down to the earth teaching, and
his heath shall send to the humble con-
soaton.''
4 SCENE NEAR Row 1T was sup
posed that with the Introduction Of rail-
roads, the trade of hrigandism on the
high road would be at an end. 1t ap-
pears not to be the case, however,
in the Papal States. as the following
paragraph from the official paper OF
Rome, OF the 18th of November last,
will sufficiently attest; 49,
We learn that the railway train be-
tween Frascati and Rome, was stopped
by party of trigands, who, as night,
initiating the signal for the. stoppage Of,
,hos sain, brought i to. d halt. They
ii.... -'Aa'sly secured the a. /. ,assr an,
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4, slsars,
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4A FiEAIF ~ p " =, N M
A LII persdps indebted to me l'y syotsso. Bdok .ae-
count are fssahasesl 10 oakland ati!e beiAe tss
sirs day of Febrrats. 1867 Afer wlinlt AZ tie tiny
viii be found in Che hands afofets tue colleetioa
"A sSauk Rapids, Dec 5ssls, fs;I6 4SsB VAN NEST
,asas .a.y Ss POSIsDFFICE NOTICE. }9tal Nh
sSsf aETEk this date tho Mails will close regsulyi
M Id ciock. pm on Monlays, ~ sdressEiyk,
~ No lettdss fdaiilnd Al Ier CT i hour.
III ~. slsSs B. .VAN NEST.
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