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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

EZHA LUDLOW. Jr VIII Sci, ,th1s day.
Wednesday, October 70.
Alta O'Clock at the salesrooms No. Pine street.
Light wagons rockaways top bugges sliding seat top bug
persons seated box wagons and
ety Styles rs single and double harness. Of
superior fnshw be sold without reserve TO close accounts
UCTION SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIANOS,
"A &c0n Thursday October q, at 0s NJ, at 3l5 Adel
Brooklyn comprising suits in brocae solid
wood frames large plate mirrors mahogany centre and saa
tables elegant rosewood piano. ia cost 5000
apestry three ply carpets manel ornaments bedseads
bedding hair feather beds china and glassware
also, Q general assortment of kitchen furniture.
PEED COLE, auctoneers
UCTIoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A g. BoGART. Friday Oct. Y, at ga O'clock at No. eS
Bowey mortgage sae all the right title and interest OF Fred
erck scheberg of in and into the stock drugs and med
cinee store fixtures, fancy goods, &C. &c
WIN \ A. BENsEI. Attorney for mortgage
UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
IA g. B0GART. Friday, Oct n, at O'Clock at No 30
South street. mortgage sale stock Of clothing tobacco
shirts hats knives, Ac also
years and siy months lease OF store.
LOUIS H. VuLTEE Constable, Atty for Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

nANIs ". BURDETT, AUCTroNEER- RIGGERs IN.
~ plenents At anct'on. BuRDETT, JONES A co. will
this day Thursday al 10 O'Clock, the Water
and Rutgers sp, rggers Implements the entire ot
ringers implements contained IN the above lot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

A CADEMIES OF WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, &c
~ Business men, merchants and all good or bad writer's,
wishing become complete of these branches should
avail themselves OF the cheap offered this week At 81
MARTIN g PAINE
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ITENRY Fl LEEDS. AUCTIONERR- NO. q

LEEDS 81 50, nan Mn
belonging to g. W. Aston Jenkins ESQ., q New York ana g.
swinburne ESQ, OF White Pains.-HENRY A. LEEDS = w.
Thursday s Friday @ and Saturday 2sS inst GcGea
of those gentlemen consisting ofabout 800 valuable
them will be found the best works OF kense Crosey
Grey A. b. Durand Harvey NJ s. Wagner OF Albany GEO:
Hall Inness G. Baker Nm Hart Coleman nb po Gs o.
sedo many distinguished American and foreign
artists We particularly invite our friends and connolsseus
generally examine this elegant collection They are now
q exhibition aa
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vCTroN SALE or HOUSE FURNIsHTNG wARE.-A.
"A n cRIsTALAR, Auctoneer, will sell this day, FLAT
inst AZ 10 O'Clock l5 Bo~ery the entire stock contained
css Kettles OIL nud, moasses and watering cans sauce
sumsrous 10 mention Also Of for Is mon,hsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

FURNITURE.
UNAMErIED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, IN
~ all and styles wholesale and retail At prices from
eS and upwards WARREN WARD. I'll Canal street Told
No 49, four doors east Of Broadway, New York
LrNAMEIIED FURNITURE, IN SUITS. or ANT
e ousees Is 90 bedseads " So and feathers very low At
eTACyS manufactory corner Of Amy and Wooster sresa
three blocks from Broadway
LruREITURH, FURNITURE HIGHEST CASH
N prize paid for household Office and other furniture pisnos
carpeng and merchandise Ihera advances made horses
harness. pianos furniture, Watches diamonds
ing machines, Ac 10 be sold stored.
RICHARD WALTERS % Cs,harine street
IruRNrTuRE-THE ATTENTION or FURNITURE
buyers called N the choice and desirable
now hand in rosewood mahogany, walnut extension dining
tables and iron Also line of Office decks and chairs n
prtces 10 suit the timp. JOHN I. NANDEwATER, DO
broadway, between John and Fulton streets
u,uRNrTURE wkvTED-EyoUGH To FURNISH TWO
houses f2eQ worth for which good farm 10 Iowa
and one IN Illinois viii he given Address \ H. g., box SO
Post once ~ East Thirty second street
IMPORTANT TO PARTIES WISHING TO DISPOSE or
their household furniture carpets t, IN one o or part
,i ind 4 ready money customer BY applying 70 ,. W.
HICKEY a8 Broadway Of Eleventh street Persons
N want ~ good furniture at low prices will please call -
above An Pumpon hedsead, equal 70 rev, Tor sale
cheap. Also a rosewood efegere.
MISUNDERSTANDING soR GENERAL HOUSE.
w Keeping for which will BE- given mortgage IN got
farming land goods. Address Scuoma Herald snce.
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"A 81 BOaART-This day. oct n At i0s oclock. al i6
Centre Pearl household furniture consisting oi
t.rge To- 81 sofas marble top centre tables maho
gnny tables mahogany dressing bureaus mahogany en-
asd stand solid mahogany bookcases sofa hedstead
~ mahogany French heseais extension dining tables maho
wany tables. feather beds hair mattress Brussels three ply
.nd carpets ori0h looking glass &C. &c The whole
stock " furniture store Sale positive
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A rCrrov NOTICE. BOGART, kUCTroNEER-BYs
"A RootRT-Frtiay October IS Al l0ls O'Clock, At the
an lion rooms No North William street By virtue N bill ~
.sIe Inc baauce % wood and willow ware britannia
ware hardware table cutlery coal ssu',les fney goods &C.
hlso wagon. pipe GIN CuAs v WATTS Constable.
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a ssroSEEs sAlE or ! LARGE STOCK OF COLI. 4

n and silver watches chains &c, THURSDAY October
Ol. O'clock the saesroons Of HERTS NDSS NO bA
Pine comprising the entire stock Of an importing house.
and without for cash This sale " well
worthy the attention OF the trade - the stock newly import
e and comprises varied Of hunting and open
thermometers double tmekeepcrs anchors le
pines Ac In gold and silver by All the most celebrated
makers large LOT ~ chains French and German sets
81 ewey &C. &C Goods win be view and catalogues ready
~ On m D
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TOHN LEvISON, AUCTIONEER.-A SPLENDID COL
81 lection of ancient and modern oil paintings, all mounted
in rich gold leaf frames win be sold this morning. commencing
10 O'clock at the spacious gallery PSI Broadway opposite
Stewards In this collection win be found choice
by the most talented artists such Roesen Hartwcke Som
mers Rosenberg Rouney H. Boese &c Sale positive with
out Terms cash.
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TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN RE ACCoMNo.
dated with fun partial board, and pleasant rat. j
applying at 10 Jones street. three doors from Bescer terms
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A TEACHER OF THE FRENCH AND SPANISH Lam
n would like 10 give private lessons form evening
classes Brooklyn II he could meet with several gentlemen
DESTROYS Of learning these two most useful tongues He has
had long experience the profrssorshp and thorough
linguist Address b. u. o., Herald Office
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Additional by the Afrtoa.


Parliamentary
The resolutions to censure the Ministry were de-
feated in the House Of Lords by majority OF nine
It is rumored that Lord Stanley succeeds Ellen
borough. and that Sir Edward Bdlwer Lytton takes
the Colonial Office.
81 India
The Bombay mail Of the 2lth ult has been re-
ceived. 1t was telegraphed that the commander-in-
Chief was about starting for RohiIcund. The bulk
Of the army was at Lucknow.
Trade in Bombay was very dull. Money tight
Barre and Colpre still in the hands Of the enemy.
The rebels are reported in large force near Futab
poore and Benarcs.
Gen. close, at Jhans reports that there are large
forces Of the enemy advancing upon him.
The Pupjaub and scinde are quiet. The Nepoul
frontier is threatened by the rebels.
The movements Of Nem sahib caused great
anxiety. He has with him strong body Of cavalry
and twenty thousand Sepoys, besides an armed
rabble.
France.
The Paris Conference will commence It's sitiings
about the 22d inst. s
Spain,
The reports from Spain state positively that the
Spanish Ministry is not recognizing.
Austria.
The Austrian Notifications in the Italian provinces
are progressing rapidly.
Turkey and Montenegro.
England and France have determined to send a
Commission to settle the dispute between Turkey and
Montenegro.
The Turks and Montenegros had battle at Gra-
hora, which resulted in heavy loss to the Montene-
gros- Grahora was subsequently burned by the in
habitants.
Naval
The United States frigate Cumberland remained at
Madeira.
The Atlantic Cable Hughes instrument.
The Hughes telegraphic instrument has worked
through the entire length of the Atlantic cable more
rapidly and reliably than any other.
Confidence in the success Of the undertaking il
daily increasing. It Is expected that the communica
tlon with New York will be completed early in July
Russia.
Letters from Russia say that the Agrarian disturb
ances are much more general than supposed. Ii
the refractory serfs have been seized ant
placed in custody.
The agitation has been exclusively directed against
the noble land propretors
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May l5.-Cottoh-0 Orleans Fair,
Middling, a Mobile Fair, "a; Middling, s-ls
Uplands Fair, u Middling, III The stock in port
900 bales, of which 40l 500 bales were American
HAvRE-0reans Tres 0rdinairs, IO6f Sales oil
the week 10000 bales.
LONDON, May 15.-Consols for money, 97a.
LdyERrooL, May l5.-The estimated sales on Fri.
day the day Of sailing were 5000 bales, of which
spectators and exporters took 1000 each. Man
chester adyces are favorable. Cotton goods are firm
Richardson & Spences circular quote Flour, western
canal, at 2ls. to 2ls. Cd. Ohio, 22s. Cd. to 25s
II
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. q =. 81.
doing any dAmaTe. snAith sui4eqnentiy 1.xi.sd
l.'maa dfed It BIN with a rev5Issr. Bridee. r16
rsz armed with rife. imnedizsely cred. ard ~
'aii took effect jost below 8nifas nase sdsIk1 ~
p'1ed 'mmoaiately. Bridges ned. ha1ly xcun6>a
Domestic Ma1ks<s.
NEW foEx. Nay z7--S.Ies of Cotton zsgo hajez
aech'ed r.; Uplsods MiddIine, rs. f1o0s o1>>y.
Wheat active. cosn--yeIIow. ~ 70 ~ 1Iu.~ rI,v<
t17 80 70 81 So Whisky, u 10 z1lc.. nacor'-.
Shoulders, 81 % ?. Sugar besxy Noscor1do, s. >
80 Coi'se sales q sacsson. u % lttc
cfFc1xsArf Nay IT, FIour scsuce It IS rs - n.
h'sky a<flFe sf - }c. Com, 15c; 0sfs. 58c.
niyer 1nt>l1iksnes.
~. LovIs, Nay ~ -Ths river h1s rinen ID indDu.
since AS report AZ the upper ttse1ns ars risis<
~. LOUIS Nay ~, 2. h--The river hsa f<l3n &
Inches falling slowly. An the app<r uere.nur -
eeding slowly Steamboats, deparfed. a. FIviux
Cloud, Monongabela and Swan. Arrived, fhs ~
and the Pennsylvania
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Our attention has recently been calIed 10 cure =
cancers, which Is of 80 mach iupcr>1oce th>t =
wish 70 NIKE i known widely - pox1t6>& So
music store on Wisconsin street. and II 6so117 ~
the we'll known Lowell Mason -nscer<sfrcd ~ r.
had q cancer on bis face, Of ths sfxs of - s
va, vas cut out by Dr. Woeots, snd fhe voand penis1l
Cincinnati, on busines. i attained ~ s1Se * r
hickory nut He hss remained there slrce Chs
mas under treatment, and has cons haek pGzzbelIv
\ piece of sticking pIaster Wa mt ovsx q to{'
Ger. with circular pieee cuk ii ~ cu<1 It1lo
larger than the cancer. 70 that she e1slzr - 1r
i;iss.s fssa Se pFsssS & ass';eT NJ Z sss a. 3
and wheat hour - 1pre&1 pu : plecs q n1nlIr 6
the sze q this cirealAs opsntns ~ 1pplIzi y ~
found to be burnt into dnd sS.r.r n (7' r1r- ~
hardness Of an old Ahoe soIe "a H. r,rl.1:s -. 49,
side Of Is will appear whe and psxlcile1 y srrf1
by hot steam The veasd = doV dse11sd, I'd ~
| lump, and the place heals up s. q
The plaster kills the cancer 20 that Il alsnxnu 81
like dead hesh and never GroWs aslin- Ihfs SHens6S
was discovered BY Dr. Fell, Of Lo1do1, id - -
nsed by him for SIX o. eight years Wis ~ i7Irr 49,
cess, and not case has been known a t1e snr11S
aDce OF the cancer, where thia remedy ~ ber1 -
piled It has the sanction of the monf euln9S@
physicians and surgeons Of London, but ~ pof n
recently, been used In this country nn6 n61y q r.
faculty, with their provsrbal opposition % func1i
tions. look upon i with djssfusts WemN HI. nna
~ SuufSu }cstcfua}f ana nave since CU0xEIUEU
him and took particular notice Of he e5caszl<5<
wound, and We can only say, that II fbs c1rs r ~.
manent-and from the evidence Of efx or eight y15u
experience In other cases. We hage 10 d0u6$it -j1
remedy ought 70 be universally known. NJ 1nrsybr
eFred 70 this case. because Mr. Mason i vel kno9
here and At the East The experimenf excited untn
interest "a Cincinnati, and We call the a{tsnt1on *
the faculty OF this State TO the remedy If Il T.
what is cfaimed1 for a. this terrible dIsssss MD r
shorn OF most Of its terrors The application i u1f.
full but the pain is Of comparatively short duzikioo
which any one so afiictfd would cheerfully endor0
fMlwaakee Free Denocrst
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DOMESTIC INTEL 1LIaENcH.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-In the Senate yesterday,
the fifteen million loan bill was passed by vote of
2s against IA.
In the House, the Fertilization bill was killed. by
striking out the enacting clause Is majority.
Clancy Jones reported a bill authorizing loan of
fifteen millions.
Col Sloo in memorial charges the President Of
the United States and the Mexican Government with
bad faith, and asks the Senate to support his mail
contract.
The Naval Appropriation bill passed--yeas ITO,
nays 75
A bill for the appropriation Of nine millions for
collection OF revenues, was passed
House, May 27.-They are sharply discussing the
Loan bill.
Senate-The Senate appointed Committee Of
Conference with the House on the Legislative, Judi
cial and Executive Appropriation bill.
House.-A bill for extending the land laws east Of
the Cascade Mountains, was pa ksed.
Resolutions were passed requiring the Secretary Of
the Navy to give information of the cost efficiency
and location, o. every vessel Of the navy.
The Homestead bill by special order, was post
poned until January, by vote of 80 against 2l.
The Harbor Improvement bill was pending III,
proposal Of numerous amendments. Adjourned.
Washington News.
Unexpected difficulties have arisen which will de
lay the organization of the proposed semimonthy
mail between New Orleans and California.
The Southern Mail Line.
The great Southern Mail Line after the LIST of July
win leave New York via Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, connecting at Grand Junction. Tenn. The time
between New York and New Orleans will be four
days and seventeen hours The mail, morning and
evening, will connect by this route.
1t supposed that on the completion Of the Orange
and Alexandria Road to Lyhchbnrg, Va, that the
time will be reduced to three days and twelve hours
Passengers will be carried through for $500 Ar
nngements will be made by the departments, In con-
nection with the above for tht semimonthly Caior-
MIA mail from New Orleans via Tehuantepec and
Acapulco, and it is believed that it will shorten the
time ten days.
Shooting ARRAY in Mississippi.
| GArssvILLE. May 27.--A horrible shooting si7air
took place about O'Clock. between two men named
John Smith and Willis Bridges. The cause Of the
difficulty Is stated as follows; Some three months
ago Smith killed Bridges son 10 selfdefebee. Bridges
had been determined on revenge. and early this
morning assaulted Smith, bdt was preyented hom
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z-.sr,.-s....-.wr, PONTCH AKTRAIN RAIL-
R'a 81 RoAD-sUNMER ARRANeENENT.


On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after O'Clock and on the mornings will make
O'Clock trip.
Horse will leave the city every morning Except Sun
days. Mt O'clock and the Lake hour after the
trains.
ductor. -
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will stop when required mail uip
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way cents
the Conductor must have timely notice to STOP
Due no'ice will be given Of the half hour trips n2ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

PRESrIcIANAs--The last number OF Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper is chiefly devoted TO he hor-
ribe milk trade ia New York city. It contains =
dozen engravings OF sick and dying cows, propped
up by Unlocking fellows whilst other illookine re-
lows do the milking. The old treasury COW at Wash
ngton seems 10 be getting into similar conditions
She must be propped up pretty soon or the milking
can't go on.
Several Of the Democratic papers admit that their
party is .bsdly ruptured y The fact is il has sus
tained an abdominal rupture and there Is no pafent
truss strong enough to keep its bowels up.
Bennett Of the Herald SAYS that he never aatiers
public sentiment We dont see why he should.
Public sentiment never at an catering TO him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

sNALL-Pox PATIENTS IN PRussrA.-A curious
lawsuit is going on In Berlin rich banker OF that
city. who is Ill Of the smallpox has had two actions
against him, by his barber and the other by his
upholsterer, who claim damages because he commu-
nicated the malady TO them. They demand compen :
son for the doctors expenses and the time they have
lost. According to the Prussian law the banker as
bound to hang up outside bis door notice with the
words, There is person III Of the smallpox
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

Children three old and under those
ar up to twelve old hapnce all twelve years
full fare
Family tickets in packages Of twenty be at the
office OF the Master OF Transportation
lilies reside the line of the road procure pack
of twenty hve for their personal a
1t is expected that Saturday Evening Train will be started
about the LIST OF May next far Magnolia ketnrnng
will arrive at New Orleans about O'Clock A. Monday
Freight Train will leave New Orleans every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday returning will arrive New
on the same days freigtto leave the city the days
be at the depot by 3ocock p NJ The
the day Of leayig Due notice will be given when freight will
go beyond Bshaa.
90 ~ NJ n WA M nv
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zA DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS IN
N@AFAsES FREE OF CHARGE Va

DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention to the
following Diseases Coughs Colds Consumption Group In
uen Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention the treatment OF all Skin
Disesses-Lumbsgo scrouls Rheumatism and chronic,
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles and all de-
of the Stomach Liver and Bowels and also to all
chronic Female dseaes Special attention will be given the
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
Dr. Baskee has made discovery Of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption Of the Caarac" and
vision the Eye without the the knife. Dr. Bas
produce certificates of his perfect
~ caring Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fsua Sweings
Tumors of every description and without the of the knife
Special be made with Dr. Baakee for the
Of the last named Diseases they will require bis
advice attention. Dr.
skiul and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living
His fame is known personally in nearly principal city in
the wsrld.
All letters directed to DR. Bsakee tenelosng postage stamp
6ve cen from distance correctly stating the
the disease shall be promptly answered and the paeni
treated by correspondence, free Of charge.
R8-ofice hours from A. NJ. osPM.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
s-oce, laO Baronne street, below POydras street. New Or
cans la. iai6 ly&w
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Cor. THOMAS T. KANE. deem il dne ID thIs
gentlemen 70 state that the reports 10 circulation
that be is Mormon are not oniv unfotnda6 bo<
ridiculous. He is worthy brother Of the late
amented DR. Kane, possessing his energetic and bo~
nevolent character He aud his family are univcr-.
sally respected in Philadelphia where they are besk
known. His joarney to Salt Lake a. private indf-
vidual was undertaken from motives OF pare bcnevo-
lence and in tho hope that he might be nztrumental
in inducing the Mormons 70 submit 10 the constitu-
tion and the laws, and thus spare the effnson Of
blood. Washington Union 2Isf.
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CInCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.

u
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed saw 5000 feet OF
one inch boards per day for
S195O.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to saw 1000 feet of
inch boards per day, for
S2aOO.
Engine and Mil, complete guaranteed to 5000 feet Of
oneinch boards per day, for
S25OO.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed 1000 feet Of
inch boards per day for
S3OOOs
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed 10 coo feet of
one inch boards per day for
$4,000.
The Engines all Of the celeb aed patent of Hoard Sons
than two hundred Of which be referred
the Southern States they have iron chmnies 40 feet high
the entire mill and engine is set without any masonry
The Saw Mis Lea Lesv'tts with stesrns' patent head
blocks and Norcoss rocker boxes and IS feet Of carriage
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
f0Gravier ST., New Orleans
mys II Agent for the Patenees.
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The police Of Chelsea, near Boston, in consequence
Of The decision Of Judge Shaw that liquors are a
nuisance, have seized all they could nd and emptied
the contents Of barrels jugs decanters etc. into the
e,ntta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

srABBrsG-A Mr.. Skinner was fatally stabbed by
DIR. Lucky, at Orion, Pike county, Ala, on the 18th
instant.
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The RIVER At VIcksBuNa.--fhe Vicksburg Whig
Of yesterday morning says:
The waters here are rising. We learn from the
officers Of the Daniel Boone that the river is rising
at Memphis and all the way down to yicksburg The
news from the upper streams is unfavorsble.
The river here lacks about twelve inches OF being
up TO the high water mark of 1885, and is rising At
the rate OF quarter OF an inch IN tweptyfour hours
Whites place in Louisiana, Just above the city turns
out to be Incorrect. -
A large number Of hands have been engaged in re-
pairing the crevasse in Esperia eyees nst below Tie
city. So far, bat little progress has been made and
i is believed that it will not be repaired in several
days.
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WEArHEE AND Corros N CAEnoL PAHlsz- -The
Lake Providence Herald OF Saturday last says
We have bad clear pleasant weather this nsoufh.
generally speaking. The nights and morninxs have
been qnite cool, rendering fires and thick cIothin
comfortable, but retarding spaleubat TIE growth 4
vegetation. The cotton Is suf1rrine 10 many plaees
from the lice This is particularly the case upon Ola
lands. 81 = "
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A FREAK IN NATuRE.--In the latter part Of Apvil
last, during the heavy torrent OF rain that poured
down from the heavens, strange phenomenon took
place near Benjamin Powelrs residence. In tA5s
county-between one half aud one acre of land sunk
from three to five feet. We will not attempt to give
our views as to the or causes Of this freak ia
nature, as we do not pretend to be we'll versed in
geology, but hope that some WILL "a the subject i
open for light. [Corinth (Afiss-) Republican.