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--ssNaz--1iz- w / L MIN TO
c BALTIMORE RAILRO.
Steamboats,.

THREE TIMES PER WEEK
a1Ez--4zFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
dh irI T9wa2tt1n Steamboat Company" WILL on and afte
g. * B4 ihe 18th August RUN THE STEAMERS
IN, GqEO rPEABOpl" and 'BEIN lDERE' THREE TIMES
P PIIEs WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TTESbAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 2 o'ciarL
returning a will leave Richmond tie days and a
dations ~ S'- '''I' 'o'oI'iio'
For freight or passage apply to
oar j. BRANDT dr., Agent,
r f,rIt o..
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HAzsazSszs=sz-az TIE steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n Far
the season, between " '7""' UPS 10
- BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG
On FRIDAY, March Ith 1889, leaving Baltimore on m,
gay at clock, NJ, from Ecr berth, Light street wharf
oQb OF Barre and each succeeding Friday thereafter at the
same hour arriving in fredericksburg next day evening
SSaapday) before dark Returning, viii leave Federics
S every tuesday morning, at o'clock. after the ARRIVAL
there OF The night train Of from the North south
arrive IN Baltimore early Wednesday morning.
- I4e Ejrgin2 will stop at all Of her usual landings on
ue kAPPAllANNOCk, going and returning: and In add
ton thereto, CARRIERS CREEK, to land freight and mas
SengerS. ''>'S''' CIV FnS
The steamer has large freight capacity which Facilitates
breakage and other accidents. ~ ''"~
She is amply provided with wei ventilated State Rooms
ana bet which renders her Of the most pleasant and
CONF Portable boats for passengers Oh the ChespaLe Raw
mas Deen thoroughly oyerhaued and repaired during The
past winter and furnished with NEW BOILER thereby
greatly increasing her speed N'S
Frelgt OF all kinds taken at very moderate rates, and
and Friday, up to O'clock '
FL All Freight landed on the river must he prapaid
Goods from other lines destined for Fre;ldricLsrr,, a.,
points on the rVcT, viii be promptly received by the
III charges pad, and forwarded
tram from the River received and delivered per bag
FOR further information apply on board, or to
CAPRON Il GWYNN, Agents
NO. II South street. Baltimore
mhlI-tf - , - IL, ",
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4lanUs an0 Ttustt.

zaEAE1aezs;ss-s=a F. D. BENTEEN
EENES# SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
II II - II II
WarerOoms No 10 North Charles Fayete street
constantly receiving supplies ufNUNN'S n CLARK;S
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES
From the subscribers long experience in daan with
and being perfectly familiar with all the celebrated
makers 81 Pianos he is determined retain the Agency
only of NUNN'S u CLARKS PIANOS, being fully salts
he'd by his experience and that Others that they are
the best and most perfect Pianos before public in
tone touch Workmanship, durability, keeping tune and
not breaking strings and being daily more widely
known to all disintereSted persons.
~ Pianos exchanged, for rent, tuned and Repaired
MElODE0NS from SIS to 5000
ORGAN HARMONIOUS 5000 to $50 iao-tf
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eH.i. DR. J. C. AVER CO., ..s.
s,ro.. Lowell, Mass.
and w Brown Bro Baltimore street. at wholesale anS
BY all the Druggist atreta j2 saef nna
TOHN RODGERS & SON,
Onfe. 4S n. HIGH STREET, near Fayette
NJ aaanutactuTers of FIRE APPARATUS AND n I,NEP
ana GAS FITTING executed with desna,ch
Wv orders respectfully solicited ~ 0''e' ,e
1.-The Marv,KisA GS.-Highest price paid in cash at
Office, l22 North street.
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4usirtess Garos.

A SHTON & CO.,
IA REAL ESTATE, STOCK AND NOTE BROKERS'
AND CONVEYANCERS,
N.Y. q SOUTH STREET.
cloI
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Il WA TSsr for sais By PESDERGAsT BR6THEK
so 000, HAVANA CIGARs.-Choice
siTa 49d for sale door by vest SS
South street '''' N m3itf
$4,000 E IL I LEON S3l DE as. ORA BEARS
9sTed per sg steamer Empire City PTTERN4S SON.
porters, L y. Charles street iel3tf
FEET EIt Gas and nd WATER AT PIPE
- . y GE n1NS s. 5. Charles street fe236
Hletals, Yar0bare, TT.
M KEITH, JR., &soN,
SOUTH CHARLES ossFTR EET Ba MinRCHANTs
onef B tof f Es at EEsst mar market rates
Naylor and Marshail's Cast and Shear Steel;
4 Rowland cos sh %Sysi5 a a%p s SRaHs;
Z: Keith, Jr, IL Co.'s Tacks and Finishing Nails
american Butt JOS Hinges and Sad Irons
", B Douglas Pumps and Rams;
Pump Curbs Fixtures and Chain;
Hoop rCn Go Ssst R and %xe Tea Pa Kfe
Faucets Molasses Gates Cow Bells &C. &c, &c. jlsm
NEW A RD w AREAND HOUSE
u, 4NRk 4fEs kEGfE aEG ( Sons,
No. IS W. BALTIMORE STREET,
o between Frederick and Gay SITS
5isFRs9t Of Of a fine be yo Ra
Eers kAzoRs and SCISSORS Of all descriptions, Taiors
NepsT Fl iSfEEPns sRa nSs
cssoT coee n such as ro g Tea Sets Pitchers
IN nv %& SRPai 4s se AltS d n5
ons Cream and Jelly M6tbs Fancy EE al an Ss
Bld Caes lea Gannsters Brushes Fancy busters, and
raj oo HaEdy W Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal to any
IN the city, and the patronage of the public respectfully
so4eltea mh5-tf
kEYSER, TROX ELL A co
ON W A R E II o U Sc,
No. 10 SoUTH CALVERT ST.
EMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
lion and STEEL have constantly hand complete
ATERICAN, AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAILROAD SPIKES AND CHAINS.
vADUor AR AR E sEA$f 1 RSEER IRON WORKS.
ANTHRA6iTE and CHARCOAL PIC IRON On F FUR
nUGAN & JENKINS.
No 80 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
H5S SE
J. G HQVEY, BORING MACHINES
ENtE 1851 t d6HPSY EAS &C. WASHERS
AMERfGAN Butt COMPANY, BUTT HINGES, SAD 1nosg
ykEo GgsE ss6 SSan sss f5Es.
sCQHyIL :, MANUFACTURING co, SHEET BRASS AMI
DAVID SNYDER SHovRLs AND SPADES
Bristol HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS CANDLE
DUNLOP q MADEIRAs, AXES, HArcuErs, &c iylotf
II L. PARKER 4 GO,
AA' IM NJ fyRTE rs, AND DEALERS IN METALS
SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
between PRATT and CAMDEN STREETs@
$780, -. OFFER FOR
TIN PLATE, of every description
TERNE PLATE for roofing.
ENGhiSH SHEET IRON Nos toto 81
fFTi=EEyyfA$SfzznD@. g Is e s
IRON WIRE, TIMED WIRE,s to Is
SHEET ZINC, SPEITER.
PIG and BAR LEAD
BANCA TIN. in Pigs and Bars
LEAD PIPES and SHEET LEAD
HOOP IRON, 4 in. to 20 in.
TlNMEN,S TOOLS and MACHINES
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS, RIVETS
KETTLE EARS, &c, &c. fa22tf
EOHN HERzOG,
" DEALER
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
N. b. corner of Park and Lexington sts
BALTIMORE,
Keeps on hand and manufactures general assortment
BnldeIs Cabinet Housekeeping and Fancy Hardware Sill
yer Plated Ware, Cutlery, Hollow Ware Locks, Brushes
FOOLS Saws, Files, Scales, German Saws, Locks Iron Bed
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-04-07

APPROXlMATlNG PRIZES.

1 prizes Of SOU 0ppr' xllilatNlg Ia S1aUUt
maize, are $500 prizes If $40, appr ximlt.
|Ing to $4,000 prize, are 3 40 iprizes of y W
nnproximating 10 : 100 prize, are s40Oi pri
|zes of $50, approximoting to $i.'oo prize, are
|SS2O ) prizes of $50, appr ximttng To > i.o''
prize. are $3.50; prizes Of j I" Apr ximliinp
ko a. 900 prize are $500: priz = If SO, APP
Sroxi,nating 70 81 800 prize, are $3.50: 8 priz',
of $50, approximating 10 3 100 prize, are . 40;
4oO prizes of 10, Apr, ximstng To $40 prize,
are $1,000. $4,000 prizes of $40 are S2e0,ovV.
25 .6l7 prizes amounting to $a7,750.
WHOLE Tickets, $40; Haires, s.; Quarters, $50.
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So Why do y,u SPEAK # your 60, d acts1 IL
,ou have aIe any thy will sletk iur y,u.--
t,unt rot tie pr yers y,L lave nsde, tie sick
you have LEAKED. nnked ,.us have cl,iL.d. No,
ir, gotd n,ts are many III ", I'd but few in feet
would iatler ny that y.u aud stand I'm.
N, we'd, md see man after nan cut d. WI, b. ufe
tter l,use burned, whl H. cities wnJl.d in
lmes utfeI witch tie earth shffl he aarkless
nd GLE, m; the misef weeping tie asles ef
his iltg,tien Il ritre, and v hilst rek Il wtrlds
md crash ,fnatttr ,etns irs VT, ! le, Wien fleIe
is no b. pc, Just them as II We're. tie god ST MA.
rtau STRIPED fiwnfd will lex Il Ir. j. ".
-CIhRKF's Siimul,tilg Inin..ht, It'd all Was
made VII, le.
Ii will cure all firms IF Ile,matism I.um.
bago, Ill disemcs 81 lie sIire, acute pain or
itlamaii, II in any Iart If Tie tysfsn, painful
gaILe,i, r. in IL, biesstst 4 females Chnnic Sore
Threat, swellI sIiains, sitsirs. Plies, Plufi.
u Cuts, scalds, Rlmsn nd Old ST. res.
Fer Hoses,
IT will cure oil tlnstt ssles rid Cuts,
For sale /, ] episss psititl'y.
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CER1lFlcATE.

IT will cure oil I. msti ssles rid Cuts,
For sale I, ] nerisss fsititlay.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to Ju,uUU crrerp ndhig
with those on the tickets prmted "a fcp.rhc
aims of paper, are eucrcled With snail ia tubes
and placed in one wheel
The first 80 pr.z,,, similarly printed ald en-
circled, are placed IN another Mleci.
The wheels are then rev lyed, aud u number
Is drawn from the wheel ol numbers aud al The
same time prize Is drawn ir''m The ".hel wheel
The number and prize drawn cut are opened ANA
exhibited to the audience, and registered by thc
Commissioners the prize being pl ,ced against
the number drawn Ihl operation 10 rtpcdte'.
until the prizes are drawn u,it.
Approrimatiou Priaes.-lhe two preceding
and The two succeeding numbers to those draw
inc the first prizes viii be entitled TO The "A
approximation prizes. For example, II ticket
No. 1880 draws the $4,000 prIze, those tick
cts numbered Il24S, iil4J, ll-oI, iI>oI wni
each be entitled to $500. Ii ticket Noo5U draws
the s Is, 900 prize, those tickete numbering "a,
/ $40 55I, $50 will each be entitled to SlJU AID
20 on according to the ab Va scheme
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the l.
towing rates, which is The risk:
Certificates of Pack gees oi 10 whole tickets,
$50: Packages of IL h III tiektts, SlU; Pa.h'-
qes Of 10 quarter tickets, 80 Packages u ~
eighth tickets, BIO
In ordering tickets or certificates, encl Sc The
money to our address for the tickets ordered, IN
receipt of which they will be forwarded ~ hiI
mail. Purchases can have tickets ending ~ all,
figure they may designate. ),
The list of drawn numbers aud prizes VIII be
sent to purchasers Immediately ai'er The DRAW
ing.
Purchasers will please wliic their Sls'Iatures
plain, and give their Post Cilite, C"un'l AID
State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and "
bic in full without deduction.
All prizes of $1,000 aud under paid mmedi-
rely after the drawing prizes at The init
al time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates r..
MCKINNEY ~ C'.
SAyANi Al, GA
Office Masonic Hall Block, Ball STREET
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J. !. CASON d CO.,

HAVING purchased tie large ard c. mmd.ous
IL Brick Livery Stable, IN L.cust Street,
near he Artesiair Well and e. nmercisl House,
in ABERDEEN, Mississippi, formerly wired
hyW II. Walton, and having tb. r. u ily repair
ed the same fer an extensive busiless, are mw
prepared Ia carry j, On in its various depart
NESTS.
Hor Is bought and 8, ID en mmissin. Car
riaaes, Buggy aud Saddle Hoses for Lire, at all
hours, ,f The best quality.
Mr.. J. 7. Casyn will g.ve his entire attention
+" the business, and atks public patr nsee from
his old Tennessee and Kentucky friends and the :
public generally
My ~, M IS
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AIIRIFrs Mrs. N.v, 10, 1s5S.
used seine II Pr. Claike's HimHhi nls n a
small iegr girl fllieted with Hip joint Dis.
ease" In the .rinrn Of tie Physician a cure
was cen, ilered 1,aLtsLl. Alter tang tie Lin;
merit several days sLe was uit.L ln.Ir.rsd. and
in 1--WE weeks ia llslpeaiaLe. eIti, y well.
Tie same Linin.,Al was lsta ID d case "A
Rhrmuti, ~ # l,l & staliaiI ala viii na.tn.I
tei.fi ~ he pa'l,L,. tsA,se IL VII .fF a y
cure if its use is c,diLlea
Jan "a 20. kLlLlN @. REYNOLDS.
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A.-Aouu liz. I uN MlNCS.
A1TuRNLN AND col NsIIItR All LAW,
ABERDEEN, MISS.
Office one door Above Judge Acker's Office

The Circuit Courts which be attends will be
begun and held Ter tie year lc59 at theft il.wile
times and lLces:
ltawamba IT,, ut Fulton, Mar 9TH and Sep. 5ib.
TlsL, migo" Jacint, Z" 2lst !" . 18Th
Pontotoc . "Pdntotoc, Apr lltL q Oct. lttl
CLickasaw " ii, ust.p, 2tll /" = 24tl
Monroe Aberdeen, May I6tl & Nev. I4;I
L,wndes q lumbn, Apr .tiL' Oct gath
Calhoun :" =" Pittsb' n, Mai l4tL 4 Sep. l2ii
THE UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT CutRi iol
the Northern District If Mississippi is leld at
+, ntot the FIRST Moudi VI June and December
If each year.
Oct. 81. civ
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ABERDEEN ADVERTISEMENTS.
EJRNI1CRE!l

r HAVE 20 inid file ,ts.k1 Cibiiet Fur.
j nituir, wIitL will ,ell Al NJ. hih Irices,
FIR Ca,h, ard ~ god Wfcr, ift.iest ft'n, dste
II pnitLase, P.d,tsids fi.E S6sa SIS: e. fms,
Bureaus, (Ltis. Tiiles, sptes. Wardf, hes,
LeokiI GIasses, B,l Cases, carTetii z. Picture
Frames, Mattrnes, I,ui ges, teItfe end Grab
Tables. PER Ghssrs, Caidk sfidt. Hat etfhds,
Trnndlr Beds, T, vel Stids, dc&c. Ify"u
want bargains, &, me and zee. Aks - inks Ecsc
Wood Buriil Cases, exclwWey tr Cosh. Al
sizes On hand. ii. &. W TYLER.
Aberdeen, Commercial ST.. JNly ]. 42.y
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Stick Of Fall and Winter Clcthirg
emporium # y. misrn,

and get cothes rca6y made, tr have them made
to order ais, krcpa fire sssItment Il SLirts,
Hats, Drawers, Urderlrts, CT. ves Susprndere.
crayats, Hadkerctieis, II, sieiy. Walking Canes,
porm nies, &c, &e.; all If which will be 81
as ltw as the lowest, Of the same quality. Gene
and see. ID. JAMESON.
ABERDEEN. Sept. 23rd, '5s. 3-tf
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NEW GOODS!

7 AN receiving from New York a fine assert
ment f NEW GOODS.
embracing most kinds that are desirable fer tlis
market, expect to ntnue receivll e m,n'hi.
so as to keep fresh sup " If tie
TEST STYLES.
am thankful IA Gust, ners fnr tl.ei prcnIt
PEI ments Of their last years balls, which has Ell
ablpd me to h. zoe DIS cheap, and intend IL sell
them cheap in return l'lrafe call aud zee, aud
if it is MT enient fer y'u 10 ride III tlr' ngi
the mud, send in y,nr orders, and y will get
them quite as cheap, as there is n' iewii here
ADDISON FINE.
Mar. II, 80 u. IT
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GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
bn the plan of the Royal Htyina Lottery, for
the benefit of the
MONTICELLO UNION ACADEMY.
" Jasper County, Georgia, authorized by speciaf
4 Act Of the Legislature.
M'KINNEY Il CO., MANAGERS.
To be drawn in public under the sworn super
|ntendence of two Commissioners. W r. sym
pns and j. NJ. Prentiss, in the City 1T
SAVANNAH GEORGIA.,
on the plan Of single numbers.
FIFTY THOUSAND TlCkEIS
25,827 Prizes.
More than One Prize 10 erery ITo Ticktts.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
Tickets only ten dollars
Halres. Quarters and Eights in Proportion
Glass 10 draws Saturday, April :, 1859
Glass IA draws S,turd y, April 8, 1889
Glass Is draws S,turd y. April Ii, 1889
Glass 16 draws Sitnrd y, April -, 1859
Glass II draws Satud y, April 30 1859
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
10 be drawn each Siturd y in
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The Ecle cite Lagazine

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MIDSUAIMER-NIlliT DREAM
FIvIIS splendid 10 Ga gulia. } l. ii"" ffi''f'
L beautifully re-ehgi.sea I! oJilll'' elno,''-
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THE FRENCH BROAD RAlLRoAD.-The inior.
nation below, from the Hendcrsonvle IN. c.
JVotchma", shows that Western North Carolina
is thoroughly aroused to the importance o.
opening up that section Of the State to the ad
vantages resulting from railroads:
RAILROAD SrocK.-The Magistracy of Hen
derson county voted to take 100000 in the
French Broad Railroad, at last weeks term Of
County Court. If the people can he made to
understand the operation, design, and final re-
suits, the action of the court may be ratified
but information is requisite.
We learn from the Ashevilie Neaca, that the
Magistrates of Bunconbe voted to take $l25,
600, and the editor of that paper thinks the
action will be endorsed by the people. -
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ANEcDorE OF BISHOP CAPERs.-A CORES
pondent sends to the Abbeville Press the fol-
lowing anecdotc Of Bishop Capcrs, ''llustra-
ting as well his acuteness Of observation, as his
genial temper and sympathy with the young:
Mr.. Elitor Many of your readers know
that together with the most eminent piety
Bishop Capers united disposition genial and
sometimes even almost iovial, especially when
in conversation with the youthful Several
Years ago, having done the guilty act des-
cribed below, Bishop c., turning around to an
aged friend laughingly said, II have never seen
the young man who after meeting young Ia
d. did not immediately take a look at himself
in mirror if practicable" Mr.. Editor, if you
I:ot;ce, think your observation will confirm
the truth Of the remark. NJ.
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TIE MHIrAEr-Thc Military Commission
appointed by the Legislature, for the purpose of
revising and pcrtcctin9 the military organza-
ton of this State, has been in session in Char
lesion. The .Hercary published matters Of in
tcrcst in connection Herewith. The Laurcns-
vile HraH remarking thereon, says:
The artillery ofthe State is small, embracing,
in all we know Of, eight companies: four in
Charleston. two in Columbia, one in Beaufort,
and one in this District"
This is a mistake We have two artillery
companies in Pickens, and We presume there
arc more than eight companies. beside in the
Statc.-Et0Wee Louyiei.
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New CUBA GOVERNOR GENERAL.-A Havana
correspondent of the Washington Star, under
date March 80, says:
81 think wrote yon that a line-ofbattle
ship with troops from Spain, arrived last even
ing. She brought over new Lieutenant-Gcn-
cral, and new Governor-Gcncral is en- route
by another ship, and Concha, the present Gov
crnor, is to he recalled. This forms the chief TO-
pic OF Cuba conversation row.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03

A HoRsE FANcrER.-Among the sufferers
by the collision Of the Gibson and Holmes, on
the Ohio river, was one young man who had
ON board span Of trotting holses which cost
him eleven hundred dollars in New York. and
bound for the city Of Mexico. They seemed
to be the pride Of his life. VIII II the crash
was heard he made for his horsts 10 cut them
loose, but the water crowded so fast that he
could rot get sight Of them. When he found
that they were gone, he remarked that he did
not care whether he was saved or not. He
said that all the money he had lcf; was fifteen
cents.
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Ianney,s Hotel,

Mr.. Editor:-Please allow me to commend
to travellers the excellent hotel in your city
called the "Conearee Honse' The arrange
mcnts are very suitable for ladies and falnilie,,
and the very courteous proprictors are always
ready to do obliging services. MIR. Janney is
most attentive to the comforts and wants of lis
guests, and the moro they require, the moe
anxious he is to aid them. On recent occs-
sior, when blind young lady and her atfe-
Jicnate sister stopped at his house, lie generously
and kindly refused to receive any pay for ten
DAYS board, hut requested them to remain as
long as suited their convenience. Such libe-
rality is creditable to his heart and think de-
serves to be recorded. A VISITOR.
Cor. .SOnM Carg{ihiua
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The South Carolinians are about to erect a
monumental Eutaw, in honor ofthe battle there
fought. This is liberal in them, for there were
but few men from their State on the American
side in that battle and the American COM
maader was a Yankee, absolutely Rhode Is
lander, whom chivalrous Southern threatened
20 horscwhp at later day.-Boston TrareVe'.
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GIN. WALKER-It is rumored that Gen.
Walker will return to Central America on
board OF the steamer Herman, with a body OF
one thousand filibusters. 1t is impossible to
explode the notion that General William Wal
or Is the bona fde President of Nicaragua, and
that his destiny is ultimate success in that
quarter. in spite Of the treaty of Sir Gore
Ouslcy.
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PUssEY1sM.-Th Rev. DR.. c.. of Boston,
said once in answer to rather a pert young
gentleman who asked him, "pray Doctor, what
is the difference between the pusseyism they
talk so much about and puppyism 7" Puppy
ism, sir, is founded on dogInatsm, and pusscy-
ism on the catcchism."
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Exchange Paper.

MARX THIS Every husbandman should
carefully read and digest matters connected
with his business-his success being as depen-
dent upon full knowledge of its principles
and details as is that of the lawyer or physici-
an, with knowledge Of the science OF law
and physic.
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HoRsE SrrNG TO DEATH DY BEEs.-A horse
belonging to Rev. Edmund Cody Of this coun-
ty, was sung TO death by bees a few days ago.
lie got his foot hang in frame on which sew
cra gums We're sitting, and in getting loose
threw down several OF the gums, and was SO
badly stuus that he died in a few hours,
.Ihb ellie i-1In.) .IdartiscT.