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US,rEp STATES HGRicufTuRAT SocIrrY The executive
committee in session nearly all day yesterday and
will meet again this morning at the Of the society
in Todds marble building, next door above Browns
Hotel
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rI,o TOURISTS AND DIPLOMAS adyer

rT,O TOURISTS AND DIPLOMATS The adver-
l. User middle aged married man. who speaks The English
quanoi with maritime affairs has been attached foreign
Try acquired good living very heavy
have re,ed him TO the necessity Of asking employ
bound tho european can The best Of
for qualification in either capacity Is active and q good morals He
obtain recommendations from several distinguished In
Address A. G., Box IS, Mobile Alabama Ap2s-A
yXyIIlTE PIQUE, or Figured MarseilIes, for Bas-
with vast OF dry goods general family
northern and eastern correspondents send supplies
price only, plain figures
entirely absolutely, positively serious
say that we are not opening any new accounts
All bills presented monthly Tor payment in cash Settlements by
notes will not answer tJ4 r
BILE without disturbing The pleasant relations that have existed be
tween mnny Of our and ourselves Tor long series Of
,Ef Central Stores, building
Aprt 20 -1otdif opposite Market
A CARD-We are receiving and opening Su-
psrcr STOCK q sg n aud ss also ,s% ce
and Duck tho latest Paris patterns gentlemen and yonhs There
as cannot be manufactured to order 10 this ns city
No. a22 between 9Th and 10th
E Ap B-ewf uetel star &,sates.l
CKELEToN SKIRTS, OF THE NEWEST AND
Il - kinds produced.
200 dozen adcs superior "rea Paris kid gloves in all sizes and
pieces plain plaa, white Mu, Nanoo
Dealing very largely white goods enabled them
pcs only, marked plain figures purchaser
New supplies from the North and East daily:
NffAtt@ Ift Central Stores, building,
April 27--dioM opposite Centre Market
lvORDED AND PLAID WHITE DUCKS, FOR
~ sen,'cmer and boys pants, 80 and e2s per yard
Constantly usual fssrc.
~dnvk II FAR annar 0nDily apka q .
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MAD Docs. 1t is stated that three or four dogs, un
questionably afflicted with hydrophoba have been kilct
III this city during the past fortnight " The dog star
RACES elsewhere than at the capital.
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COLLEGIATE ExHrBrrIoS.-We learn that the junior
class of Columbian College will gvean exhibition at tho
Smithsonian Institution the It'll of next month, The
college is In florshng condition, and contains many
young men of talent and ability
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iDURE LINEN GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS
very large complete dsvsrments
IN ireland orders I'll Of wlh ossA at prcvebay
low prices s}tsB 4 ~ ~ ais46s 3 fss sea
The quantity pure linen goods annually passing through
hands enables ss really tho best fabrics Al the prices
usually charged for tho iufcsior grades.
New snpplca received from the North and Fast daily
Ono price only marked in plain ngures therefore purchaser
ovcrchnrged. 4; -
All bills prescncd monthly for payment cash.
Coed articles how prices, M dealing be relied all
FERRY HOfHkn,
9eftE aH. t5 Nfffri "Centras Htorvsn huang,
4 An 9O-1otdH -if4lf ~ appesits Csxws Market
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.-First Benefit of
wv the successful young american actress,
Miss AvONIA JONES.
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PsRsoxAI.-Gen. Stone, who has for some years past
been the adutant general Of Massachusetts,, and has
placed the uniformed militia Of that State in most eff
cient condition. is In this city, business with the
Ordnance department.
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THE NATIONAL FOUNDRY.

From the Montgomery Advertiser
TnE NATIONAL FOUNDRY. recent democratic State
convention in North Carolina the suboined resolution
pfpI
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MARRIED,

On the instant, Youst Mr.. wM II. FLOOD
/ Miss MARY V. McwIlI AAs O this city +
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Bay THE COMMITTEE appointed by the democratic
and nothing convention TO mike arrangements
meeting will John Enuis Office
AZ and 9th streets, Friday evening s
WASHINGTON d. e., April n, 1858. APPS
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EscAxrnESr The Washington Light Infantry, Cap
tain Davis will make public parade at an early hour on
Monday next, accompanied by full band Of music.
They will march to the eastern part Of the CITY, where
they will encamp and pass the day Ia military exercises
including target practice. 800
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MAY FESTIVAL Mr.. Gassynsd and daughter. we'll
known teachers Of dancing, give ball ct Temperance
Hall ON Wednesday evening next when q May Queen
will be crowned with due pomp, and great variety of
fancy dances will add interest TO the festival.
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The case will be given TO The jury this morning

y MuxDERs MAY BALL will be given at the Assembly
Rooms this evening" and doubt not but that the uve
nile participants will have merry time These balls
have in former years been 70 attractive both 70 the
young people and 10 the older spectators tat they have
become popular ''institution." This year the pro-
gamme il unusually attractive embracing coronation
of the Queen Of May aud great variety OF fancy dances
The sight will be one well worth witnessing.
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- EyESINu April 80, 1883
Will be produced this Theatre the beautiful
drama, founded on sir Walter SCOTS drama, Of the
BRIDE OF IAMMERMOoR
LUCY ASHTON Miss Avonia Jones.
EDGAR OF RAVENSW00D Mr. Charles Iope
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TINIIE LAST LOT OF CHEAP BLACK SILKS
IL sc stout, wide, gc~y ts shall have this month"; al
IS. ST., cents. q per yard. tse tsfams
Large thicker WIDER grades,
Thick aud glossy ntaQets."
~ all the best grades and things In mourning
silks 81
10 al widths black Engah grapes low prices
The unusual stock mourning good viii enable
toners 10 be suicd very moderate Fs' tR
New supplies dRliy from the North and East f3i3i7
Ono price only marked pn figures purchaser
charged. 1sstf 2 sfif34 tF 4+'' ftt 0tfak ssfa
We opening sccoant sconin8e Al old bills
that not paid IN cash when monthly
Coed articles low prices ssd fair dealing b. relied In al
f iss PERRY BROTHER
attsll ~ ar st4fs Central doTes, n west building,
Ap 20--10tdf opposite Centre, Market.
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THs MUSICAL coSvENrIcS gave concert last evening
at the Smithsonian Institution and will give another
this evening at the place. The programme has been
selected with great care containing music TO please all
tastes. #hftr
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sloaasnt sad won upruAxona apFaansc, II not golden
oplnscns We rather suspect Mi~ Avcna hes some Of
tie fsc Of s spirited ns&ron N her composition Some
Il AhaG aud perseverance, ~'acA dehss the
vrid and which will sustain her, despite every Obstacle
that may intsfpose
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-07
UMD DBR YAY8 8Rg,
NEW FIRM.

NV NlhnsE
TNHE undersigned wouldrespectfullyi inform ,.
a. citizens Of Claiborne county, that they ars
still prepared fully to answer all calls upon then
as Undertakers. Having had considerable expe.
Tience iusuperintending the burial Of the dead
they feel confident Of being able 70 render entire
satisfaction. They would respectfully solicit q
share of pu lic patronage.
Sole proprietors for Claiborne county Of
FISK'S PATENT METALLIC
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-07
STEAM WMlEL.

FOR SALE.
HNHE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
Il STEAM SAWMiLL. situated on tile New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad three-qnafters ~
a mile from the located depot, Bahala. and ten
miles South q Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country. re anticipated town
and the undoubted completion Of the road 20 this
point By the Let Of October next, with the already
increasing demand. insures ready sale lor lumber.
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles.-
To the mill is attached 320 acres Of finely tim-
bered land, with a suiiciency opened f0r tie pro-
ductlon Of corn, potatoes, ETC., 20 supply the
employees and teams Of the mill. a c0fni0rtuble
Dwelling with the necessary out-hOuses, az
tached. The mili-house ia large and substantial
containing The latest and most improved ma.
chiney; boiler 50 feet long, 42 inches III diane
ter, double lued; circular saw, 90 inches diameter
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill with seven hands, can cot between
FIVE and six Thousand e ei Of lumber a day. but
averages 1900 feet daily, without extra labor or
strain Of machinery.
Attached Is one of Stfaub's superior 2G-inch
French Burr GRlSI M ILLS, capable of grinding
from 10 70 is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business to supply The place with bread. Also,
a Wagon ard Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc.
necessary to carry on The business--wilh an
abundance of water all seasons
Terms easy For further particulars apply On
tie premises. 81 % tie Undersigned
W. D. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MlLLSApS, Agents.
April II. ~. 33-u Gallatin. Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-07
Attention, Planters.

LABORERS, IND MASTERS!
TNuE undersigned has been appointed sole agcn.
J. for Claiborne County. Of the
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
for the sale Of the articles Of clothing manuiac-
tured by the Company. Samples Of every arti-
cle Of clothing made at tns factory may be seen
81 my store.
Schedules showing how 70 measure. viii be fur-
nished % planters and those who desire % sup
ply themselves witi Clothing from this Factory
Orders lelt with me will be forwarded once a
week, and parties ordering may rely upon rsseiv-
Ing The articles within a week from the tme 81
forwarding Che orders.
The prices oi this clothing are low, AID al per.
sons wanting such articles would 10 well to cal
aud examine TIC samples and learn the prices.
may32 w. p. FULKERSON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-07

- IN - 4 al O. q a. - Go
Burial Cases always on hand. Wooden Coains
made to order. Burial Clothes supplied at the
shortest notice. All calls, night or day, will b.
promptly attended to.
Walnut or Mahogany Book Cases, -Wardrobes
and Dining Tables made 70 order. Furniture Re-
paired and Vanished at the shortest notice. AL
so, all Jobs in the Cabinet line made TO order
House building and repairing contracted for.
FOOTE & BARR0T.
Port Gibson June 4. $50. L.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-07

THE firm 81 Griffith e Garrison is this day dis
4 solved by mutual consent III. Garrison will
attend 70 settling np AL the business of the hrm.
an those owing us Ou note ST book accounts. are
requested % pay mp rs soon as possible. T. Car
rison will continue lha Furniture business 20 the
Old stand whore b. will be pleased to see our
friends and customers who may want anything
E. GRlFFITH
w GAnRIEee.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-07

Having sold ont my interest in tae Furniture
bgsiu2AS % y. Garrison, cordial hespeak for
him liberal oud continued patronage from an
my friends and former customers.
nb2Itf E. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-07
% PlanteYn
PLANTATI0N FOR SALE,


7 OFFER FOR SALE MY Olive Branch
Il Place, situated three and a halls ,E,s.,
miles South % Jackson. La contain
ing $50 acres oi land, 81 which so
acres are cleared. The woodland Is
heavy set with lnxuriart growthof Eay. Cum
Poplar. Ash. Holly Oak and pawpaw Tie iu.-
provemeu,s consist - handsome dwelling. good
stables, barn. kitchen, carriage house and other
buildings nee ssarv for comfort and convenience.
an new ana in good repair. There Is a vel 81
excellent water on the place. Apply early and
secure a great bargain.
Terms. 5000, 10 cash and - payable III two
equal annual nstallments Of So 500 each. bearing
per centinterest frcm the day q sale untIl
paid. Apply either 70 Prsst. y O. Miller, ol
Centenary College, or to the uudersigne ga the
premises.
u SMTLfE MONTGOMERY.
11- Corn, Hay ald Fodder on the place
Nov. i5 1856. l2-tf
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-07
Patent Medicines.

F0tcHt meUiclfies.
DULL'S Sarsparilla; Ayers Cherry Pectoral
ID Hurley's do; Billings Syrup
Hostetters Biilers Wistars Balsam Wild
Hoonand's 6etman do, Cherry.
Mohatts Bitters, Emanuel's Southern IN
Oxygenated %, tidOte.
Roebeck's bld purifier Bosbyshell's Panacea.
Woodman's Cherry TX Swa.n's do
pect0rant India Choiagogue
Jayne's ExDactorant. Bryan's Pulm0nic va.
Browns f9ssenee Jamai- lers.
ca Ginger. PhilOtoken,
FahnestOcks 5 Ncrmifuge Setzer Aperient
Mcf.anc's do Railways Ready Relief,
Javne's do Railways Resolvcut,
Markien's DO Davis Paiu Killer.
Mustang Lnnent Washington Remedies,
Arabian do Halls Liniment,
Buffers Nerve ( Bone Limerck's DO
I.inimept Hayes Liniment,
Oppdeldoc, 6c.. &c. for sale hy
Nov. u. 1857. JAS. II. KING q co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
The Into mudsmo,.eIie Rachel.

Mademoisele Sarah Felix, the sister Of the
late Mademoiselle Rachel, yesterday brought
al action before the Civil Tribunal against
Madame OConnell, the well-kuown artist, 70
obtain damages for having pirated a design
belonging to her. Mademoiselle Sarah, it
appeared, on the death Of her sister, at Can.
mes, on the Sd of January last, caused pho
togrspher 10 take likeness on her death
bed. lie obtained one remarkable for its
exactitude, but it was, as Was said, horrible
to Witness" inasmuch as they represented
her features as they were contracted in the
| agony of death
As Mademoisele Ssrah's object in having
| the photograph taken was to preserve me-
mortal Of the deceased for her family and q
! few friends, she saw that it would not BIO poe
sible TO offer them anything SO disagreeatl ole
to look at, and she accordingly employed q
photographer OF Paris, nsnel Ghcmsr, to
soften it down. She made both the photo
grsphers sign agreements. by which they
bound themselves to take all possible precsu-
tons to prevent either the original photograph
| or the modification Of it from getting into the
hands of the public.
But Ghemar imprudeuty allowed Madame
OConpell to take copy Of it, and she haV.
| ing made some alterations in it. caused MN.
Goupil, the well-known printsellers, to offer
copies Of 1t for sale. Mile. Sarah protested
against thi, proceeding, and caused a seizure
| to be made Of the copies unsold. 10 support
Of her action, certificates were produced IRON
Count do Nieuwerkerkic, Director General Of
the Imperial Museums, aud from other artls-
tic authorities, to the effect that Madame o.
Conne!Ps photograph was undoubtedly pi
rscy, and it Was cOntended that the original
photograph was not only the exclusive pro-
perty Ut Mad'le. Sarah, but that in law no
persons except the members Of RachePs own
family had the right to represent her on her
death bed, ins.much as, though she had been
| q public performer, ell that regarded her pri-
vate life was az sacred % that of any other
person. 1t Was added that Mile. Sarah's
intention was to give to the poor any DANA
ses the tribunal might award Der, her object
10 bringing the action being to prevent pic
lures of Rachel on her death bcd from being
sold to the public. On the part of Mad sme
OConnell, 1t was admitted hat che had seen
the photographs in the hands Of GhemaT,
and had to certain extent been nspired by
iii but 1t was cvntendsd that her work was
so different from that in many respects, that
it must be considered original
i was also considered that Madame O. Con-
nell had the right to produce portraits Of
Rachel, living or dead, as from RichePs ar
tlstic eminence she was public property. 1t
was accordingly demanded not only that the
action should be dismissed, but that 5000.
damages should be awarded to her for the
wrong done her in bringing it, and by the
seizure. After hearing the public prosecu-
tor, who declared himself 10 favor OF Made
moiselle's Sarah's action, the tribunal post
poned judgment for a week. GALIGSASI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08

Mr.. Hunter, Of Virginia, proposes that
the great body Of the Clerks in the Depart
ments should not DO subject to change with
every new ADMINISTRATION, which introduces
green hands into the most important posts,
and dsranges the business of the Offices, but
they should be appointed to the lower clerk
ships first, and advanced to higher grades
for merit and long services. This plan would
improve the efficiency of the service in the
Departments, and be benefit to the country
by checking the rush to Washington at every
change Of President of Q crowd of hungry
small place hunters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
Monday Lastin Baltimore.

The Baltimore Sun says:-"The spirit of
lswlessness which has too long stslked
abroad with impunity, was present, and the
result is, three persons were killed and seve-
raj more are dangerously wounded. These
outrsges, however, occurred without the
limits of the city, where there was no eff
ciens police organization to arrest and bring
the offenders to punishment. 10 the city, all
was comparatively quiet" The Baltimore
Patriot ssysi-"Some outrages Of deplora.
BILE character occurred beyon the city limits.
These though, 10 all probability. perpe:rated
by lawless persons from Baltimore, were not
strictly within the jurisdiction of our NUM-
cipsl authorities. Several parties, alleged
offenders, were arrested on their sntsring the
CITY, ard it is hoped, adequate punishment
may be meeted out to them" One rowdy
club, fantastisally dressed, appeared in the
CITY. They subsequently, went out Of town,
and on returning Within the city limits, 81
ter one of their party, rs alleged, having shot
. young man dead, were oil arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08
Fearful Scene with a Mad sailor

A most fearful scene was witnessed IN
South Shields Market Place last pight, by .
very large crowd of people, sailors and
others, and the horror and alarm that pre-.
vailed for some time cannot be we'll desorit-
ed. Thomas Cook, a sailor, had returned
from Hamburger that morning IN brig call
ed tho Castle Eden. He had been little
excited when he came home, but there bad
been nothing in bis manner very much to
alarm his wife. After tea be bad dressed
himself and gone out; and it would seem
that be was Immediately after attacked with
sudden Fl: Of madness. lie was Observed
running about in 40 excited state, and then
to clam Der by the spouting to the root OF Ut.
Hilia's Church. With such agility as only
sailors display, be somehow or other attach
ed himself TO the east side OF the church
tower, by resting With bis toe ends upon
thin lodging soping to the ground. and not
more than an inch in breadth, and striking
bis finger nails into the lime between tho
stones, he brought himself to the out-side
but finding be could not pass the other ao'
ples, he dropped with his hands on the mar
row ledge, and passed himself hand over
hand ompletely round the toWer-a most
miraculous performance-as the Oldest sailor
in the large crowd that had gathered expect
ed every moment that he would slip and De
dashed to pieces on the pavement.
Having got back to the roof Vi the ohureh,
the unfortunate man tore of bis necktle, coas
and linen shirt, and rendiDg them to shreds,
he threw the fragments among the eIoitea
crowd below. He then pulled out bis Wsson'
and dsshing it to pieces, pitched it at them.
He mex. emptied bis trowsers' pockets OF mo,
new and cigars and threw them away and
every one thought be was about to prso,Pi.
tate bimself from the roof, when the police
and several young nen burst open the bel
fry. and having found door rushed through
Il to the roof. When Cook saw them coming
70 him, be ran towards them and attempted
to drag one young man over the loads. but
bs VAS overpowered, and was tsken OF to the
police station by strong force OF policemen
and civilians. He was pat into straight
vsis,coat, and be will probably be removed
this morning to q luuatio asylum, - be !"
fesrfully excited. Cook vss . remaiEseiy
steady and Industrious man. and It !, teonen'
that bis madness has been produced oy the
extreme heat experienced at Hsmburgh.-
London Morning St0r.