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IN Act granting the Riqbt II Nay 0rsy, oHd Dejlot
Grounds on, 10 Military Rcserre at Fort Graftot IN
~ !sf0fs ~ Nrhi006, Igr RdiiJ0ud Pirp0Ses


IN Act granting The Rqbf n Uay orsy end DeJ,o,
Grounds on, 70 Military Rose5re at Fort Gratot. IN
% STATE Of Nsbi70a fgf RdiiTo1d Purpose
b t'gGc'al by bg Saat. 0a H7'ss II Reprs>aqtqre,
" the Jao' Suites n .iE.7rr - CJlgrdss r,gested
That the right Of WY through and the privilege of
constructing dep5t~ and work shops on tho nuIIio
lands Of the United states lying in he county Of 81
CLAIR. state Of Michigan. commonly called tie Fort
HratInt military reservation. be- and the same l. here.
ny, granted 60 any railroad company or companies
which may construct railroad or railroads ram the
city Of Detroit, any other place said state to or
near The village Of Pur Huron. ~ said state, Poor.
@ That IN the opinion uttHe President OF te 'njtei
states such grant or grants be not injurious to the
purpose Of public defence. and that the location OF
SAID buildings uu. and such ro7d or roads a. e. n0s.
ton and Wluth through said ~erya0u. and the price
81 the lDuu to be so occupied being first determined
bN the Secretary Of War. %" approved Iv the PrcsF
dent: Afi DfoJiai ft~r. Th1t If the price Of suci
grant or grants p" not paid within thirty DAYS after
thr approval 81 tha President. OF il either Of said
roads shall not D. completed within three wears or ii
IT any time after its completion. -bsH he ~c0utip
ued the grant shall cease sni determine a. to such
road: iHa pryr'a frrfta. That an the buildings tl
Poe erected upon said reservation shall D.. of wood
and IT, ~ any time, o. should hc deemed xpedant by
Ihr commanding officer Of Fort Gratio;. or by any
other higher military authority, 10 destroy such bull
dIH-- by fire or otherwise no claim shall be made
against the United states for damages
APPROVED February : 1859.
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@roF-' W. l'-arlsn vs. James '1Ip ehier.
This action was brought hr the defendant IA error
60 recover tract Of land Ia She possess on III the
plaintiff IN error.
The case was frs tried Il November torn Isl
upon issucaof general denial Of Tie PLAINTIFFS claim
and the statutes OF limitations Of seven years and ten
year, and verde, g,a- rem i,r8 for The 8ef,nispf
The plaintiff moved Tor 81 new ria which was grant
81 -4I4a To- tbs tia defendant fxceptrd Al May
term. ls,s E nov frilI w@- ISd and "a verdict Wf.
rendered t'r TIE rainua. Tn defendant moved for
uas ral. which motion was oycrruIeI sud the de-
.eudlut excepted The tr,t error a- nc,I /. TIE ae-
t5uu cf ihH Court Fro setting aside The first verdict
and ~ insisted that tho verdict was correct and that
lit Order granting i"g hr" tf1 should hr reversed.
and Judgment PIE rendered uu tho verdict for the de-
ieuI'uL
a. support - i~ position, j. i ',i.r..ita way .As
a, f- 'i'I' "a "a al ll'e ~ ~ i', - VS.
Aat' ish' eA'l.a,d 10y ~" '"uIt' VT.
,Ay' ''i'l 9i tlit W nun .,,n NJ, .i.7
WIN On" evidence ~ POSSESSION ny Ii' "ti'hi't''
Hun those uunrr whom i' cabihth. from We year
$50 l' 10" t'Hf 81 INSTITUTION 'l inc -l W ,''' '''-
Nel-e.y -u DO, riAntn clearly established the i--H"
's. p" 'ri"Ia1ut under 20" ~L'lHir "i uhiliau"h-'
cad Therefore mat hes- entitled 70 judgment %" the
Hr~t Verde.
iui 30 nesting "l iht coTi'rJnr-- ~ 'htl Ne.d
q. is.-' ~ n, ~ = 80 ,,,, a M ~ .I b.. - WI
ana upon Nhl'h ~ W., ionnhr" .i'' u ''ii., ,' 'r1
Itat 90" Court erred IN seith- lt .,''' e'al-g t'.
nrncr VIZ 'Ati.A'i "lI'h shp"' nave nt'h 'Vh-'
tad and which tended o. sustain ~ Inc position OIL
tnn I#uth 20 error. DO maintaining tl4f 70 "a- cor
npon rue evidence upon which 3 wa found by the
Jury End n"' hy reference % evidence which should
have been admitted.
Let ms consider. then. whether lIr evidence before
fHr Jury was sufficient % sustain ~ The defendant
ulUd ty W II. TIE Ial| au. that one Louis Entt went
INTO possession ot tho premises under purchase from
one Eliy. Do The year is4a. and continued M possess
SION mt l~5. with the exception of short interval
when De- -a'dtn the defendant. who went INTO pos
session ln l~f end remained 300 possession mp To- the
time Of the ult-tAat kndt anu defendant together
of 20 short interval. auH that plaintiff hrd never been
| fn p,-~a--lou H. al-p proved uy v. s. ChampHn
,lal the witness ga- Probate Clerk It Tie time J4a'
Ha'E sold go Euat win" brought o." deed nom li7l.f
fr Nuu 90 10" recorded ana tiai 90 WIS r"'ufdeu-inHt
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Tvs MuHssirri SorVp.-GOv. McRAr.
sends 10 the Sea Coast Democrat, an arti-
Gle prepared by one Of tho officers Of the
u. $. Coast Survey, setting forth the cha
racter and importance Of the Mississippi
Sound. Accompanying the article 8. %
letter from Gov McR1c 20 the editors.
The whole Is very interesting. and we
shall endcavor 70 publish It in our next.
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Srsrtr AND Fsy,r puv Coon. .-Mc.-rs
Uovr Wmaur 4 Co.. Vick.aurr. offer Ia
the public who trade 10 that city very
large and complete stock or Staple and
Fancy Dry Good Clothing. Boots. Shoe.
Hats plantation supplies Sc &C.. Notice
Tho advertisement iu another column
10 IL q good house.
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~ a brother Of the late senator Bra.
atS Of Ca, was killed near Gainesville
Ala, by the horses attached to his buggy
taking fright and running away during q
terrible thunder storm.
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oompen-ate Ce6c.nc for school purposes where
sand sections sixteen thirtyslN are fractional IN
quantity. or where or 10th are wanting by reason
81 the township being fractional or from any natural
cause whatever. I'rfe}sT. That The lands by this
ton appropriated. shall b- selected ana appropriated
N accordance va the principles Of adjustment and
the provisions Of the got Of Congress Of MAY tweul-
eth, eighteen hundred and twputy-siX. entitled An
act 70 appropriate iand for the support Of schools in
certain township and fractional townships not before
provided for
.rrn-.r. L..I--L..-a }. 10
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TT. WHEELER-V ,ctbuy.-This house
l. successor 10 that Of T.. X. Turlcy
ell known to all who have ever ira
S'rg. ID selis for cash. nj
low prices, and having 80 ,,,.
stock. offers superior inducemc..
chaser
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CHnNofs 6c.-llrvur D. SuR. jackson
Miss. has o splendid lot ofCaViaer. Bug
ricz and pleasure ychiclc- generally. Hc
sells such article. as cheap q. they CON be-
bought in New Orleans or Mobile. and
win make q the interest ~ purchaser. 10
give him a call.
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COMMISSIONER or lNptAN ArrAtRs.-Mr.
Greenwood. Of Arkansas. member oCthc
Inst and the previous Congress. has been
appointed Commissioner or Indian Aaiir..
lie was Cor some time. chairman Of the
committee Of Indian affair. OF the House.
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Fuss CL0rutNG.-pou hd % notice the
advertisement ofWN ~. Stryrvs& SrrARr.
Nicksburr This IS one Of the largest
clothing establishment iu the southern
country ,ud purchasers can find therein
every article in the clothing and furnish.
ing line II Is a first rate house. and Gus
toners may rely upon their honesty and
disposition 10 accommodate.
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n6~Our readers who trade To Brandon.
viii not fail 10 notice the advertisement
Of Mr.. Y. W. Sufru Of that place, who
has = tine aud oouapletc Drug stnrc. and
in connection Herewith a stock or Books
and Stationery. They viii find him we'll
prepared TO supply their wants. and that
on liberal aud accommodating terms. -
10 not fail % give him a call whom YOU
need ANYTHING Iva his line
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SENATORIAL EtEgrtov.-rhc last Enter.
prs Noes contains communication
signed "Aud.Caucus." which states that
~ " q. M,Rsu. Of that place, will take
the 6cld ss an independent candidate Cor
che senate W. opposition 10 Me- McLuy.
The Editors Of the N1-s are In favor Of
Ne McLuv's election, and say. In speak
ing of The Convention that nominated
him
with the result of the deliberations Of
che Convention We cannot refrain from
cxprossinrouro entire satisfaction. although
we 10 not expect o. take any part in The
canvass through the medium If our pa
per. however We may act otherwise. We
think the nomination was one emincuily
Be b. D. made a. the nominee s. gentle.
man 81 acknowledged ability iucorruptt
bic honesty. and unhnching integrity
and Il elected, wo doubt IL amy district IN
She State viii he more ably represented. p
In this connection We invite attention
~ che sensible and vclltimed address b
Che voters Of The District. which Mr.
McLsry publishos In the present number
Of our paper.
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MAY 4, 1855
NONTVALE SPRINGS, TENNESSEE,
BY WATT, LANIER { co.

- val l. LANlEk 4 CO,
owners and Proprietors. also Owners rosir1v ana
- Proprietors of
EXCHANGE HOTEL, MONTGOMERY Ala
SLANENS sons formerly Of Lanier House Macon Ga
- TRAVELLERS on the railroad from Dalton
fss......NN Iva, TO Knoxville Tenn reach these W.
1Sss%E ters, the present season, by taking the
110s stage lines Of u. Dunn 4 Co ard others
s-@AASether az Philadelphia London or knox
'ne' from each OF which points stages starting AT
,cioeh 4 M run IN connection with the trains to
NoutIaie about twenty-four miles distant reaching
we latter at o'clock, p. m.
me Undersigned being determined to make Mont
e one OF the MOST WATERING pa tEs in the
country nave, since last summer added few GOTHIC
'oiTA"Es ana other buildings, together with other
NAu''hie improvements. The grounds arr in beaut-
u c"h1iuon; the roads the springs mt in the
,,.N' oTaer. good cellar of ice has been saved
AL TIE ACCESSORIES COMFORT AND PI 1EF ~ IVY RrsT
"NIEklNo PLACES WILL Be FOUND HERE
~ 70 tlle cure Of diseases hv the MONTVAI r
lINEhAL WATERS see large Montvale pamphlet
{ Ptc1lS As TO dyspepsia, chronic diarrhasa dronSy
InluhIS uNef complaint neuralgia. neFyons head
l fever. &c. :. 9NoiH' ennis anu
: iAAhler sons have l,erp ensaged in ho.,l Eaav
S loI TWENTY YEARS and viii continue to make every
effort to please the public.
= p VAT, Ts1f WATT, LANIER co. c: L.SI Es
May ,, lS59. - a. 81
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PAULDING. MISS.
wednesday. wa, ~, 1850.

avThe Enterprise N0rs. contains "a
card from Col ". z. Suru. declining to
become candidate 90 represent Clarke
county in The Legislature.
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parDurinR the week we have received
a call from Mr.. Saw. e. lltcKry. from the
firm Of Gao. W. a JGuht Read. of New
York. who Is visiting the customers Of
that well known and popular house in this
state and seeking custom for IL amongst
our merchants. II affords ~ no little
pleasure 10 recommend Mr.. HtcKEY to the
business men whom he may meet In his
travels. lie belongs to the class Of mer.
chant gentlemen, and represents house
which Is unsurpassed for high character
and integrity, We hope our merchants
Of East Mississippi who trade 10 New
York viii load him with their orders COZ
goods
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~ senator Douglas 8. said To- be wri.
ting an autobiography. which viii shortly
b. given to the public Rather au impro.
bnhle story.
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na-A writer in the Cl.ctrsprley tielr-
d'fr recommends Rev. y. T.. Brsrop. rs op-
sition candidate Cor the senate in this
District. n hc and Mr.. Mclain were TO
stump this District. the people would
hear some good speaking such a. would
be credibblc in any canvass and in any
community. u could not boz displeasing
10 the pride Of East Missi.sippians to see
In their election contests both sides repre-
sented by men Of commanding talents,
like Messrs. Mctain and Bestor.
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tia" whichmay likely '.'Iin 'h" attention
of your representatj}e IN the Senatorial /
rtrc.-.-f.tfl-..
''"''' ID We ~
There ".il "' "..'i'.. '''''' ''" "lPofln-
pft, 10 di-cu-- the yariou, topic. which |
s.,,.I .,, ,,,.,.r...si.,g, ,,f ,4.,,,i,,,, ,,, |
''.t
"n li' par. "' ''i'' " ' " ''Nl'.'' a. TO-
present YOU. and q necessity requires. ! |
.f....,. .I,i,l- from the fa.L.
r.t
however ii'>' ,-'' '.''. ''' '' ..t.'I-. |
IN 1y.u... that upon "b .H"H. ,u. .iou-
............,,....f n "a -ir,ia counts. Shall I'll
usa according TO th' VIII OBJ tA' MAJORITY
OF hose authorized 90 a... "unna-Caa,
I'D Ia, ballot ,r uetitiuu. have ALWAYS
.-,.r.. H.. s,..,,.,...;.... All
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shat n-i'uE ."'.''. ' '..'. ..''.
Yours. r'-p'c'iH,'..
ROBERT NuLAIN.
Tim ~.rrrrrg> Dr gl.rtrl.-T New
IN. .,.. .r... Yr...r. .....
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'."" Nr,'7 10 ana. l'"'.''..
Another enterprise n winch southern
oil Cumuauy. with IT, works 900 Mobile,
and office located here. ]. commenced
ouly.a few wears AGO. manufacturing Oh
from tho r1,in SO plautiui. supplied hv
Dur Southern pine forests. SO u-t the
oil Da- NOT acceptable. ilaa- oil la, e
also contained grease and vanishing lb-
Stance. which injured its practical use.
There wa prospect o. the works stop
g..us. when some public spirited citizen
here and Ia Mobile. stepped forward aHt
a-.c new ,il..a ,..!sa and yiE1r a. thc
echcrfc additional capital wa tuhecrih-
ed additional works built; renewed cN-
Urgimcut- made until finally the sue
cess .ul point was reached. and am cal was
furnished az cheap Ht.-. entirely pure.
'mr.d, free from g -. -rH ur yarni-h-
Z ing uuHlGs.. N--nou a- tAi~ WAS known.
orders flowed rapidly ina, The railroads.
-icJmhoat-. iouudrirs and other places
whcrra superior iut"Ioat.u- material was
I Indispensable. becoming steady and large
I patrons. The work-Hla have ICE le en-
I Irgad tn meet this constantly iugf. .u.
/ demand. ANA th" -u.gr- d. .l.e .ut..
p.f-y mctiuE thr Commencement r.
J similar factories iu Texas AMID other State
/ u"Hgu-. where the pine forrest abound
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DR. COGGSWELL'S
NEW MNDToAG SALT,
PRICE REDUCED ONE HALF.

We arSnow authorized - Tho Rr,ru Of AZ The
20 announce pcrlna-t - ipresent nrice Aeute
ncRt reduction in theI g nacl - 81 az. ch,cn;g
price of tins valuable 8 ~ IN r6oSs afs;cted
remedy for intiammato-i NTH Pha,,ySst,sn, Mem
ry diseases pr. C. hav-l g raig;a HaaS.cha In
~ i'lSue an lmportantl q famed Eyes Ears,
inPlYN'uheht IN his D Throat Lungs or Liver,
chemical apparatus fori = lScrofula FENRIE DIsEAs-
manufacturing IT, hvl q r. or any Y0Rv az fSFfA "
Nmch us cost As mate > NATION, should give the
Lay iessened; snd slsoi e Antiphogistc salt tr-
at the urgent request of - AL nv eouRlzing the
many who have been ~ lcircplstion IL removes
most wonderfully bene-I p the c,rsr of inasmma-
fitted by the use oft, has 3 ltion
resolved to put il within u
tGr testimonials and directions. see Circulars.
10y all Druggists. Descriptive Circulars sent
gratis to all applicants Invalids in those places yet
without agents can obtain the medicine by address
| ing WM, n, TAYLOR a CO.,
March = 1859 2l-lv
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MEs-r.. darcy g. PEicE.-Wctakc MICH
pleasure Ia again inviting attention TO the
advertisement of Darby Prophylactic
E,uiJ valuable di-iutcctsut and useful
rs r. remedy tor burns, bruises. etc, Ie-
sides having excellent properties g. q COS
mrtIc. We observe that the prnprietors.
Nes-rs Darby ~ Price, are aware of the
Importance Of the press in bringing their
prspaation 20 the attention al the public.
and they inform NJ that they are still fur
Their cxtcnding their advertising. As they
may send their iayors 60 some az our eN
changes who 10 not know them, it affords
us Measure 10 state that wc have been do
inc business with them for some time. and
have found them prompt. liberal and reii-
able. We chccrlullv commend them To-
uch ufour contemporaries rs they may adj
dr... r,ith view To extend their adyer-
Using bu-.1l.-. 10 'Prophylactic' Is not
q humbug. and u Fsoprietors are worthy
and intelligent centIemos3 Hih ddr-r-
User. Ipri -. 1859.
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DECISIONS or THE HIGH COURT
IPHs-ief p,. o. IN he Eastra G'-'sq.I
40. st2s
T,,u.u Watson. appellant. vs.. IRA y "I.'ns.
tagufgEf.

l1-..i. ~, ~. .,,,sl.- bond. John Adams. filed
FL. 81 I'm I'm ..ti cert praying 70 be discharged
frurl lrf ner Liability eu sad bond CITATION w. IT,
-rrat ,I tigrtt error 20 appear a. iA" october
form, ID - rrt II ~, -yyr ~aid petition. snt -hoH
..ltl-a Nh, -sia Adams should not be Discharged,
ri tne tid paintffn error required 10 give tA''ri
10 .rr.f,
SAD .fstsn was ir'g executed and AZ ta" October
term uI sand CONT tac SAID Adams Na- h'-ehtIt'h
.r.m further l, lify On his bond, ah '"h ord'I-
.f ro plaintiff in err s. o. appear 20 the next term
..If - .-s,ltv Citation was issued and
served Tn pursuance I'd said order ret1rnahl" to the
Nasr.gi,.f tenn OF sid court. The record docs h'l
-.pu t'tat security was ever gwen.
tr4,,4f,ls n III January term. ISIS Of sand court,
$500 a-t1chncnt was ordered 70 l- l--'l !oI -. ~ l
ur. 300 error 90 appcir and return an inventory -
guam. su as aforesaid CITATION Wa ''''''i'-t IT,
-- d. s-t returned exs "utet-
d. rH. E.fra1r, tsrm. l,5N.an attn h ..a- vas RI
.I.l f.. Is plaintiff .u error % comp report a.
..HI .n f. l.f. y.- secuted by the sheriff i taking
.f...r . SIX. -, .r-, in error. hi- custody and
...r... .l,. 2 /. Fa..rnary 1855 the -t.H plaintiff 10
a-......a.. orl.r rc.i.e-, confymP ta.a'iy reiu-
..... ...r., 81. SIM the order OF Tire 'uHrt in the
presence. at r'.e .sI-rt Hc wa- by Tho order ~ Tie
..r.r rammiaol o. the jail Of said county HEai Do
...r.H. is. is 81 ,-aarr from the sheriff writ 81
..... Nru.st was nsferel. which Wa~ I.tHFnod exc
....
F.- letters al s.r7i ms ip were ~JH-.lUcnuy re-
..I..4 ..g4 m. i t.rE.it in error appointed guar
...r .H his -ta4f
III f.f.tr.s % error then f,ed gu account for
.r.. ..f..-.i. rl "a court. showing tat hr va- IA
..- .f u fr,4-f.r uI ue.rocs IaloallnE To- MS
.....
trfa Ef.r.r t-Y,r ,f che court an order made
..... -..-f.|T .g error a. lab for failing 70
. #.. f. 4 f...- account &c his Guardians hip,
.t. tr.... -r.z himself o. the runtelnpi- aaudg-
...r.u.t I-.. 8. former f.Iui- gut -f.i contempt
.--.. ff..r.rrl- uutI Dee ..nuli purge him
.... %. .T raut5tr.at ami render .Tua acc"unt of
49,. H.. .,.,p al tf.a,ia naut 10 or
.ar-HF rr.u ..f tII.t ia. plaintiff ODD error re-
r-eI 81. i. ..- ~ rropertv of tie -,.I minors "a
... ...I...t I'm ,1 ar,..vs- fn "a rlr.i,,,.,.
...r.. .I..u.rf 4. tIe fai of Iouufce county irr
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DoLHE AZ S CovWEECIAL CouECE.-uurinE
"a late visit to the city, we called t. see
this institution Of which We had previous
Is heard much, and were cratifird to find
that in it, general plan and in all it, de
partments IT presents an easy and practi-
cable system Of useful education that has
heretofore. IN our State at least. been a
d.sdry',1,. Here is offered all the iacili-
ties necessary 10 obtain instruction mdl--
peusihle in the every day business aId
concerns of life. II j. q thing IN reality,
called for hy the progress of the times,
aud Mr.. Dolbcar in establishing thi- i'm
-titution is. in our judgment. oulya little
in advance of mn educational system that
will De- generally adopted and with which
hi. name will bee identified as the founder.
The advantage OF readily and thoroughly
acquiring IN his College the learning MN
ua.t u g-gfr.iin order to III men ior the
successful prosecution of husinez- - large
are Obvious. and of winch the community
will more and more avail itself-HaT-
s1aiHry itriDLotiy parish LadfpF5.t
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HoHatp MrEbrE ~ CuERoErr--.On last
sunday week. as we learn from The selma
Sut.asi, a most horrid butchcry was com
mitted some ten miles west Of Centre.
Cherokee county (Ala.i by man named
Elijah Petty, upon on old woman named
Aiken. For some time past, occasionally.
Petty would show symptoms Of insanity.
Mrs. Aiken was his mother-in-law. and on
the day mentioned Petty mthereda an axe.
met tho old lady In the yard, and literally
cut her 20 pieces hc then gathered his
gun and bid defiance n on who attempted
% comc into tho yard and u was for a
day or two that be- could not DO approach
ell. aud only then by stratagcm. lie 10
now In Jail 10 Center.
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nay- Mr.. W. p. S,vroHp. ct Auburn,
Ala. edition Of the "NHR, " Published at
that place and the gentleman to whom
Gov. WisE addressed his thirty.two col
umn letter. has declared himself o. indie
pendent Southern right. candidate Tor
Governor. in opposition to Hon. ANDREW
n. MooHt. the present incumbent. Mr..
S,uroap will be- clceted--to stay % home
and attend b. his own business.
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The news Of the military rovolg,,o, i,
Tuscany and The army having loined tb.t
81 Piedmont. is confirmed.
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The message of GOV. Buckingham TO
the Legislature of Connecticut was delE-
cred Nav s. 10 states the aggregate Of
the state debt to bc Sls.G2p; the cNpedl-
fur,.. of last yegr az S.;21.3lJ: and the le-
CENTS ut 3.gll. lcayiusa balance OF 81,
500 I'm the treasury The public m,titu-
ti,p- ,xcaptinc the Insane A-ylum which
Mood. a new appropriation, are i'm pros
,,.r,,,. condition. Governor Buckingham
iakc- strong frcc--oH grounds ouquestion,
eff national politic-. But he }, perfectly
,,illiyo tbat the south shall enjoy slavery
- & "A. doe~n' want o. lr oN-
tended 10 new territOric-.
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Vocal Music,

DRoFESSOR TANNENBAUM will commence CIV
ing lessons 10 class in Vocal Music in the base
lnent ofthe Masonic Hall Friday, 18th inst 81 !
o'clock, p. NJ.
Lessons will be gwen on Friday and Wednesday
evening of each week.
Terms 81 rs per month invariably in advance.
Plulilag. April q, 1859 @-u
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Il j. expected that $1,000 French troops
will bc in italy before the end Of the week.
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souTHEPr corvHt-Ton

our Nicksburs conicmporarr report
the proceeding. Of the Southern Couypu-
ton which met in that city ON Monday
of last week
The convention was called 10 order by
Mr.. FotsF- Mayor Of Viclslurr. en-
whose motion Hon. JouN \. Jo>t- ,,
Georgia, was appointed tcmporsy ,hp.r
man. and Gen. McC,rpLr Editor o. tine
True >outhron, Secretary. committee
ON credentials was appointed. Tho state
81 Mississippi. Texas. South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama, Tennc~-ec Louisiana
Florida and Arkansas, were found To- he
represented much "a. largest number. OF
course. from Mississippi. a committc,
was appointed t' report permanent oili
Ger. Of the convention. who through then
chairman, Col. ;. n. ApsE-. reported th,
| following. which was unanimously aIopt
I Il