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/ pau these two lines The old man laid great
stress. His whole soul seemed fall ot the sen
tlsnent and it was sung with the spirit and
~ believe. with the understanding also
Then followed the prayer, and with what fer
yor and earue~tneSs did be pray for tLe;r
poor. dawE-trodden race, and particularly for
poor Billy aud his family. After the PRAYER,
ore ot the men arose and said that Brother
Bj.iv ielt 80 badly under his affl lc,ion. that
lie wished him To lead his class BIZ this
tine our curiosity was excited u know more
Il Brother Billy. Many Of their experiences
we're very iateTest sing, full Of faith and hope.
Their hearty thanks 10 God for his goodness
p item, made feel with hat unthaaktuI
hearts we had received 50 many blessings,
\ t..se looking mulatto man came and >peze
= n. ! asked lin who Billy was Of whom
t1ev had 80 often spokeno lie said tina. he
was one Of their class leaders, whose y Ite
szss 10 be sold al G4ctfOa the next dav, and
l.. d,es no. know what win become OF her
AID his children, After tie closin prayer,
Billy arose. and looking over the audience,
hs began to speak slowly. for his heart seem
81 leo full for utrerance-the tears stream
5n down his black yet noble, manly face
IL tsI4 them that his God had never forsa-
LIN lin. that be intended still to pat his trust
II Him. H told them that the thief upon
the cross asked the Saviour to remember him
II aradise, and he wanted thern- when they
wsa. home, to pray that he might have grace
= sustain him ii this time Of deep aff3Ictie 4.
there VS. no heart il The house unnsyed.
The fountains Of tears were unsealed. and
tIeg flowed freely Hard indeed must be
he heart that could look upon such scene
untouched After Billy sat down, an old
n1aa arose and told them al 70 remember
Bllx's request, for you know. said ke,
.,has We poor oolored people are, Ike cattse,
liable 10 be sold at any hour
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Isaac \. IiEDaEs.

Tss- The Cleveland Leader of Monday,
say:
The twenty O3esIru citizens who are in
e1rcera.ed IN tie county jail, appear to enjoy
life As well as they could be expected to DO
under the circumstances. On Saturday, they
had almost eease)ess rounds Of callers and
friends, aal President BucAsna7 hardly holds
greater leyees than did these men on Satur
day afternoon. \ large number Of ladies'
made tie reception room'-.l2 by Is feet
cheerful anI hapPywirh theirbrigtt smiles and
lively coavyIsat.on. There was No lack of
merliment and laugh. for even the stern
ObeIHH saints can euIiyeu tie rou.iue Of lie
wi-h l-arty laugh when occasion calls for i;
The announcement tLs. Prof PEEK woulI
preach from the door Of the jlii ou Sunday
afternoon. drew to lie yard a congregation
uU Uui arinI 100 OF re, who listened to an
excellent sermon from tie text. w h1lis that
To thee follow ts.ou me Tna remarks, and
a., bearer rem theI. "aere was uo-hiag in
!, that caa.3 as.-a! James Baent..ln a5m-eIf'
IL iaculo.tad euryln- "ua ali .a. a.Ys Of
God and nuua@lr5. measuring our duty by
our fellow creature need. Ihe PRAYER and
singing were most impressive, aad the exer-
else could not fail 70 have "a 2 g,al impression
On all he .Icgs.
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Democrats Meeting.

Aaeaf I.Hr ts b.f..s oil. ..u..rlIH Panty n Scott
County boil. .N ,lu..H..I UI ...I u-i.ni
rb5I NJ ANA ...I ~ 3D. IuF.. LIB. Secretary, Col
3D. U -a4taf..a $50. d, ..alI HH tHsIl.. tn meeting
ln compliance hg ulio ii'l si ''i-i,.,'ry -il'
urut - hs stewardship much iu the gr1'ihci'i"n ~
h.t constituency p.srmlI.d AnDr thc address VI
Col s,udetau. tbe meeting proceeded 20 tho regular
hus.ue=s Ga who'll % was ct0rd
on motion e aa- resolved That tbo President up.
point three deelHt"s from each lrnt. tu meet tnr
lgmufratlc Delegates irum Madison 'gnn.t ~ in'
purpose of uuu.uafnu o. candidate Or The state sem
le. az proposed un ihe End saturday in Maya l4uH
2, tas thsa moved tina, delegate. be appointed 10
tne Democratic Convention Co BE- hcld lu Iark-ou "n
we hfst Monday u July next TITO following ~ 'ulu
nan sa' Introduced ~ Colonel " Wgf'ri anl
| ueanluuu-ly passed Resolved That the ppmucriy
| W scott, recommend The Hon. %. y. singleton 90
N' hsfittl nnarCsstuusl Convention o. meet To- jack
a pn We Nhof July ne 80. ts hech'ic ut t" lein-
/ 80 ~ r-uominstiau Cor tho position which be-
hs hle'l flth such ability D member 20 Congrr-s.
I wv l'lNn ~ 81 lieu-nn. it ass resolved that rarlt
Lli.s ,ea, ~ requested o. bold meetings and .eud
hf.l NuntN u august next Tor tho purpose uf nom.
...t' ,talnhie tor County Representative in the
Ihe following Delegates were appointed 10 ~,
.'' ,"t MEN 70 meet on the tth " July n lark
tun. !. smith. VI n tbr,',i,g H., 20 Z II
,ury q Walk. banlsl Fure. pr b. llurhanan 4,
W. cray. Best No. 3. VI a. Robinson p n lone.
W. u Sims. A. .. Wtndhsn p,.,i ~ a u AZ D.
rrt~ " ~ ,hNntcrs John Pear.on TiIiman 10.
lns, = u. lep-ln Boat No. s. A.w II Mctrnif i. VI
| lgttf} VIM Johnson. u s. Hin D. Metso,Fn
pm motion The Chairman and secretary ,ters al
ded % the ~ ui deewesi the following IL the ~,
ni names appointed Tor thec0nvenii1u IN ,ii,y. ,
meet The Democracy ~ Madison Counfy t' ,,l,i,,
= senator - t9l- District tovn Beat No 4 n "A
erahsin = Z. heu-9n. Thomas Harms BEAT 40 :
Dot ,. NJ smith W Curry, q q. Walk Heai ~ Z
| -. r. Jones. A. J. Wmdhau. VIM Whiteh..J a.
I No. n. ~ lee. Jesse Pearson. " n uan.,,,, -
| No. o. A. W. II. MetealG T. N. pettay n II IN,
Chairman aud secretary we're hy motion added ~ ~
| ist. ON motion the Mlssissinpian C,vs., - .ii'
wealth and haaei n ~ h'ah we're requested 10 con,
. uffHaHflnra m ii.
/ inuruod fne DE
NJ Lus, Chasuau.
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r. ~. And be Z ftisr enacted That Whenever an7
ms 81, 1Lng hen by virtue of the provisions Of
anJ A. sali nave received satisfaction Tor his claim
~, ~ COSY Of his proceedings thereon he shall
re , e eqnest of any person interested and upon
C,y ent OF tender Of the costs of entering satis
"lthih SIX days after such uayrnent or te,11iar
49, St'I7lactlon of his demand IN inc nfFca ~ ~
~, aioIeSad and upon failure 10 do "a 10 sboil g.
ali JarPy my dollars to the party agrieved ana
~ dHIlages which he may have lustsined ~ -, ''iI
quence OF such failure or neglect iV" III con7e-
'7h,. II. am DC n further fa1ctai Tho, =, -, -
tu8S commenced under tins act tho defo,, A.,
may ne WTltten undertaking. with surety, ~ - e.,
proved by the court to the effect that ne vn no,
judgment tiat may be recovered and costs gr 4 -
by release ms property from the lion hereby cr
SEC. II. And BE- ii further c1nrtsd Ttat 10y created
having POSSESSION of the same, who shall MAXI ai,I'
repair, or bestow any labor on any article If
property, at the request Of the owner or lawful nos
sor thereof shall have lien such properly ~
made, altered, repaired or upon which labor has
been bestowed, for his Just and reasonable charges
for the labor he has performed and the materials he
has furnished; and such person may hold and retain
possession Of the same until such Just and reason
able charges shall be paid, but if possession pas
from such person by his consent the lien shall cease
SEC l3. ARd be II further enacted That the provis
ions Of section twelve Of this act shall not interfere
with any special agreement Of the parties.
SIC H. AHd be II further enacted, That the act enT
tied AN act to to mechanics and Others &c
approved March second, eighteen hundred and thir
ythree and all other acts and parts Of acts nconsls
tent with the provisions Of this act, be- and the same
are hereby, repealed and this act shall take effect
rom the date Of its passage.
APPBOYED, February ,. 1859.
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SorrarRN RArtRoAp CoyTAST.-At the
recent meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Southern Railroad Company. held in
Vicksburg. the following gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing year:
VIM. G.. Smedes. James r. Mcdowell.
Abm. b. Reading Sheperd Brown. J. II.
Johnston. Morris Emanuel. VIM. Crutch-
er. T. Rigby, and Chas +. Smedes.
At a meeting OF the Board. convened
Immediately after the election, the follow
ing officers were reelected: VIM. c.
Smedes, President; Morris Emanuel.
President; Jos. II. Johnston. Treas
urer; N.G. Bryson, Secretary.
BY a report Of the Wig we learn that a
very satisfactory exhibit Of the Company
was made.
The gross earnings for the year ending
January lst., 1855. were S2j0.O47 - while
the expenditures for the same period.
were sl2s,3SS s., showing a net profit Of
Sl2l $50 H..
The following is a comparative estimate
OF the earnings for the year 1857 and 1855.
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JASPER COUNTY.
In the Probate Court Of sad County, Nay term,
1859.
To Lucretia James, and all other persons
notwithstanding:
WHEREAS at the May term, A. d.
w 1859, of the Probate Court of said
County, Neadham McLendon, Susan Kel-
", and David Kelly her husband, filed
their petition in said Court, for an issue 10
be made up to try whether a certain in
strument of writing purportlng to be the
last will and testament of WILLIAM Nc
TENDON, deceased, land admitted to
probate in said Probate Court be the last
will of the said William McLendOn, or not;
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Lucretia James, one the heirs
at law of said decedent, lives beyond the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered that
publication be made in the Eastern Clari-
on. a newspaper printed and published i'm
the town Of Paulding, for four successive
weeks citing the said Lucretia James TO
be and appear before the Hon. Probate
Court of said County, at the Court House
in the town of Paulding, on the first Mon
day of July next, then and there to show
cause, if any she can, why said issue should
| not be made up, according to the PRAYER of
said petitioners:
You are hereby cited to be and person.
ally appear in and before the Probate
Court Of Jasper County, at the Court
House in the town of Paulding, on the
| first Monday in July next, then and there
TO show cause, it any you can, why said
issue should not be made up according to
the prayer of said petitioners, and further
to do and suffer such other things as shall
be ordered and adjudged by said Court in
the premises.
| In witness whereof | have
SEAL lhereunto set my hand and seal
/of Office, this the 3rd day Of
MAY, A. D. 1859.
! THOMAS W. GRAYSON, Clerk.
Q May ii, 1889. 3l-5t
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srv,rouAt C,vpnNt-From the pro-
reod.urs Of the DO Soto Convention. held
laat Friday. and which are published in
our present edition, il will be seen that
ur U1urur MeLAty. has been nominated
a. asudidatc Tor senator nom the District
rou...tiuro f the counties OF Clarke. Jasper
and Wayne.
The voters Of the District will find that
he has accepted the position and author
ICED us 20 announce his candidacy in this
paper. We simply remark, for the pres
emit that a. 10 the entire fitness Of Mr.
McLAtx for the office Of senator. there
can bo no two opinions. Ills superior tall
ents and qualifications viii not for mo-
mcnt be questioned, even by those who
may oppose his election.
We have no intimation who, " any
body. Il 10 be his opponent; and W.
think Il we're a. well for all parties 4
unite in electing him by aoolamation. II
l. very certain that we shall not elect 4
better man. for such one cannot be foun,
within the District.
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FoRTUNE y0r 50 CHUCloys AFTER Au'-Fate is less
capricuu- than b. imagined. Nearly all men have
through life. "a their several grades the same aver
age 81 opportunities. IL = he who can seize and CON
meet them. and by keen sight and ready experience.
calculate on their rccurIe nce. for whom men have
Their applause and fortune her garland one Of these
opportunities Of fortune. II properly seized hold Of
Is 20 enclose O. the address Of Wood. Eddy Co,
Wilmington. Delaware, OF Augusta. Georgia, SlO, -
or S2la These amounts viii respectively secure YOU
e~pectively whole. half quarter ticket IN their
lcgli~cd lotteries. These lotteries guaranteed hy
charters by the respective States IN which they arp
established. All dealings with them are based upon
an honorable and legal foundation.
The names Of Me~srs. Wood. Eddy Co. are a
guaranty themselves that all COMMUNICATIONS for
waried b. their address will meet with prompt and
husiness-Ike attention. They are now the estab-
ished and great LOTTERY operators Of this country.
". T. DisDu ten
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. Brownson's celebrated Review. takes
strong grounds against what is called the
doctrine, of Squatter Sovereignty, as advo
Gated by Douglas. The Review denies the
legislative capacity of the people ola Ter
ritory, because the Territory has no,'exis-
tence but what it derives from the FEEDER
al Government, no rights or powers but
those conferred on it by Congress" "The
power of Congress over'it" the Territory,
continues the Review, lis no doubt limit
ed, but by its own constitution, not by the
rights and powers of the Territory"
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spttiaI 9lOtites.
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rIF IAME- ILAkhE-
Gel ERR ATEn EEAIAIE DLILS

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Sole Agent for thu United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, New York
| For sale by Dr. : z CAsTEEI- PauIdins.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO. New Orleans.
Feb u. 1859. ls-ly
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The Cabinet believe that the British
Minister at Mexico is not acting under the
instructions of his Government. in the
steps he has taken, but that he will be in
structed by his Government to recognize
the Juarez Government.
An additional number Of vessels are to
be dispatched to the Gulf for the protec-
ton Of American property and citizens.
Mr.. McLane, our Minister to Mexico,
expresses undoubted confidence in the Ill
innate success of the Juarez Government.
Warrington Items.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Judge Graded
baugh, of Utah, has been removed by the
President.
Judge Greenwood, of Arkansas. has ac-
copied the position b which he has been
appointed by the President, of Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs.
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II is proper to mention that Judge Har-
ris in declining 10 be the Secretary Of the
Company. stated to the Board Of Directors
that he could not spare the time from his
professional labors, and did not possess the
requisite skill. to keep their books a. they
should be kept, and recommend the Sc
lection of another. He is still Director
and is still as earnestly rs ever enlisted IN
the effort 10 secure for this great enter
prise the encouragement it so justly de-
serves at the hands Of all patriotic Missis-
sippians NiSsiSsippiaH.
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N- ----
To CONsUpfPTIVES.

FS- A Clergyman hIing cured bis son Of Con
sumption in It's worst sages, after being given up to
die, by the most celebrated physicians desires to
make known the mode Of cure (Which proves sucs
cessfu in every case) 20 those afflicted with Coughs.
olds and Consumphor, and he will send the same to
ny address free Of charge Address, enclosing two
lamps to pay returnFpstage.
DANIEL ADEE
2ll Centre Street. n. York.
Nc'7 York March 10 1903 23-ly
Statesmen speak FreSch, spanish and English.
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Special NOtltts.
HolIoway,. PIIIs.-Yo duoU;na

HollOway's Pills.-No dwelling in any district
infested with fever and ague any phase Of remit
tent feger should ever be without this powerful tonic
and anti-blious medicine. few doses break up the
chills and completely crush ont the principle Of the
disease Arsenic and quinine are often used 10 check
fever and ague, but a relapse always superyenes
The seat Of the complaint is in the bile and in the
blood and the only preparation in existence which
will inevitably purge out the miasmatic virus from
the secretons and the circulation, Holloway great
internal remedy. As a tonic corrective, and atera-
tive IL standg alone
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= u Al lalt - al
In dr prorimg for me P1yarat 9f ts Exposes Of H.
resf'gotmg COMMITTEES gfttc Hog. gf RIrsHtatires.
Be enacted by t6 Senate and HDEscof RsJrcseat7tre,
4 The United States u america M tgpqrs,s aSSan51a1
That the sum Of ten thousand dollars be. and the
same j. hereby appropriated. out of any money in
t" treasury not Otherwise appropriated for he nay-
ment Of the expenses Of the -everaI luvc .tiga Z
committees OF the House Of Repres entaf'yc- during
the present session and that the same boo added 10
the mlscellaneou. item of the contingent fund Of said
House FrJrdei That no portion fthis sum shall Ne
paid for constructive mileage for summoainu wit
ne~~eS.
SEC , And BE- y further enacted, That hereafter the
mileage or travelling allowance to the ofcrro or other
person executing preceptS or summons Of either
house ~ congress shall not exceed ten cents for
each mile necessarily and actually travelled hy such
officer or other person in the execution Of any pre-
ceptOr summons.
APPROVED, February 3 1853
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CHApTER wy

VHATI TK Ny.
an te 70 ~ and regulate the Compensation Of Receivers
'g' Ht1sferS u he Limit Offices ,u5cr tbc Provisions
q re Act hiprorei Apyii treat,st, Cghteca h,Hdrci
~ Gacfet bg the Senate ami House of Representatives.
W Wt tRted States Of America ia CJagrc,s nsstfaJff
mat the act entitled AN act for changing the com
PehS9uon OF receivers and registers Of the Land Of
nee, approved April twentieth. eighteen hundred
anu eighteen. shall be construed hy the proper ac-
counting officers Of the government As to restrict the
aggregate amount allowed a. compensation for the
4'2i>'tIH ana receivers commission on moneys re-
c"INed al any landOtfce IN any calendar year Ia
me sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars each: and
that the registers and receivers shall not receive for
any one quarter fractional quarter more than
pro rata allowance Of SAID maximum Of TWENTY-FIVE
hundred dollars. Their compensation, both for sal
airy and commissions, to commence and bc calculated
from the time they enter on the discharge OF then
duties
APPROVED. February Q 1873
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CHAPTER XVIII.

N dc y prOri1e f0T Tie Li0btinq iCith Gas CcrtG1
Streets across he Nal.
Be enacted NJ The SENATE and House II Representatives.
a. NE intel States # AHerica ~ Congress assembled,
liAf The sum Of six thousand four hundred dollars
be and the same Is hereby, appropriated. ont Of any
money I'D the treasury not Otherwise appropriated.
l"f laying IuHn Gas pipes and erecting gae laiups on
I'tI tin-tiaif street. seventh street. and Twelfth
@lttt across %" plat Of earth described In the plan
"' we CITY . reservation numbers two and three,
com ~ only known as the Mall the same to be eN-
p nael under the direction of the Commissioner of
I"'' huIlding-. This act shall be IN force from it,
APpPnyrp T,.l.,,,.... d, 500
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Died IN Raleigh, on the 2th instant. OFELEAR &
WEEAlS, youngest daughter Of John ". and Mary
Wsfins' aged SIX yean. eight months, and two days
Again has the common messenger entered this
family circle and taken from the bereaved parents
this priceless jewel But their loss is her eternal
gam. She has only been taken to the bosom Of the
Saviour, as@he said while on his earthly mission,
suffer little children to come unto me- and forbid
them not, for Of such is theaugdom Of heaven.
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An Act authorizing The Secretary fine Treasury 10 grant
Register for the Schooner " IId,sam A. HaBliu"
Be enacted b ne Senate and House Of Representatives,
u The tHat States y America in Congress assembled
That there he granted under the direction of the Sc
cretary Of the Treasury register for the schooner
William A. Hamlll lying in the port Of Baltimore
and now owned by Robert DOrrtie. a citizen of the
United States P0red 1t be proved TO the satisflc-
ton Of the Secretary Of the Treasury that she was
built a Mays Landing IN the state of New Jersey:
that she enrolled an American vessel. and that
she owned IN whole by citizens of the United
States AT the time she stranded on reef near
Aiaco. one Of the Bahama Islands and that she is
now owned by Robert DJTi who is now q citizen Of
the United states.
APPROVED, February ). 1859.
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TO THE mEn1ChI FACILITY.

PRoF. pEGRtTH Philadelphia.-Sir At intervals, du-
ring thr,y years past, my wife has been subject to
rheumatism Of ,hc violent ca~t-Say four times
4 y,ar-SOmeiImes severe a to make II necessary
10 administer large doses Of The Iurtnre Of GuIacum
and Morphia, and To- rock her like IN infant IN large
rocking chair. tu induce any rcpose. Having fire.
Qucnt CORES pOndcnce wIh my son, No. lu5 Chest
Street. OF your cItyl informed Inn Of an attack
she had about the middle Of last month lJanuaryD
which Of such severity a. to completely paTayze
the system. He M his anxiety for hi- mothers vel
fare. sent me a bottle of your Electric OIL: but as
am one Of the practitioners Of medicine in our place,
and not proSelyte to- any kind Of patent medicine,
did hesitate give trial. However on reflection.
concluded to Try it, which iid Ct PERSONA directly
mp to the letter. and after the third fourth applca
ton she became rather passive; and before third
of the hottie used. not single vestige Of the dis
remained in the system. and she still continues
wei, although she rode ont distance Of u miles
without renewal of any Of the symptoms. thefe-
fore feel it my duty for the sake Of suffering human
ity and also fully believing that merit, under all cir
crmstncc~, should be rewarded, TO forward this tes
tlmOnlal. ! am yours. truly.
JOSEPH p. ELLINGTON, VI. D.
New Gretna 7. o. Burlington County. Y. j.
=. :. Any communication for me viii be received
by addres.n 70 the Of my son, Merchant No.
los Chestnut street. 3l-2w
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FeAarrt Ctruotir Rturs IN IRELAND
Serious riots recently occurred at galway
on The occasion Of lecture Of Signor Cav
arli. The lecturer had to Zee before q
mob of excited Roman Catholics. A num-
her 81 Protestant clergyman and others
received severe treatment at the hands of
fha f,oh