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HAu.-The heaviest hail within the
memory Of the oldest inhabitant, " Wis
tied our town and vicinity in the after
noon Of Wednesday last. We saw num-
Der of stones fully as large as goose eggs
while those Of the size of a hen egg and
smaller fell in great profusion. Weheard
il remarked that there were a great many
Of the Jumps that ,ooaldn'tgo IL q kal buShei
but we suppose it was owing to fact that
there uas no person 10 PIT them iH.-Calhoun
Jndspsr9suL Dist.
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Duros MEDICINES Sc.-pr. fEJrur,ur
at Enterprise. has % very hur as-ortmcui
,f articles appertaiuiur tn Che Drug bust
moss. drugs Medicine, Chemicals Paints
oils. pyc .tuls. r'riumory, Fancy articles
&c.,. which Do proposes 90 furnish the
public at moder1I, ratios. rb. attention
OF Physicians planters aud oIl who need
such articles. g. directed 10 hi. advertise
u,rut iu thi. paTer
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CHAPTER

An Get % amend On Act entitled "A Act authorizing Re
payment for Land ernoeoHs ioId By the Uni,ad States
Be enacted by the Senate and HOUSE Of Representative,
Of he Unitsd States o ABseoa IL Congress assembled
That the set Of Congress authorizing repayment for
land enormously sold BY the United States" approved
January twelfth, eighteen hundred and twenty 1--we
he and the same i hereby amended. 80 TO author
ne the Secretary Of the Interior upon proof beinl
made 10 his satisfaction, that any tract 81 land ha,
been enormously sold by the United States 80 tina
from any cause whatever, the sale cannot be confirm
ed 20 repay the purchaser purchasers the lega
representatives or assgnees Of the purchaser pur
chassrs thereof TIE sum OF sums Of money, which
NAV have been paid therefor, out Of any money il
| The treasury not otherwise appropriated
SEc . Andl b trther enacted That whenever an,
tract Of land has been enormously Sold aforesaid
/ and the sum or sums Of money which may have beel
| paid for the same, shall have been invested in an
stocks held in trust she'll have been paid into tn
treasury az the United States TO the credit of an
trust fund, 1t shall be lawful b. the sale Of such poi
ton Of the said stocks may be necessary for tha
purpose out Of said trust fund for the repaymeT
Of the purchase money TO made 70 the parties eI
/ titled thereto
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SpstiaI NOtites.

Holloway Philadelphia Psoctioc-Iti is sup
posed by the uninitsted, that hospital patients have
the advantage Of skilfil treatment and careful At
tendance. The truth j. they are too often merely
the subjects upon which raw students try thcir
prentice hands" The best hospitals for the SICK
are their own homes, aud the only medicines they
need are Holloway's disease-subduing remedies
Let Tho weakened, bToken-doWn, attenuated, and
hopeless sufferers from liver complaint dyspepsia
asthma hemorghods or any Of the internal rnalades
which lathe the profession, supply themselves with
Holloway Pills. and they can speedily work out
their own cure. and smile as they remember the
doleful predictions Of the doctors, III
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AMarrifa.

On Tuesday oath instant, in Macon. Miss, Hon
ISRAFI. WELSH 10 Miss SALLfE H. ALLEN. all Of
Macon. -
In Pudding on the 3nth ult- by II. NJ Round. ESQ
Mr. JAMES BEVIII- Of Jasper, to Miss MARY JAM
CRAVEN, Of Jones
Al The residence Of the brides mother by C. r
Warren Esq. Mr.. ANDREW J. BAREFOOT, Of Ne
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ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.
New YoRK, May 30.-The steamer Hun
gaaian has arrived at Quebec, with Liver
pool advices to the 18th, the same a. the
Harmonic.
The Hungarian reports decline of I'd.
on the sales Of cotton in the Liverpool
market Of Tuesday. the 18th inst.
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Msssrs r. SAT. p. WW, fpr.r.--
These gentlemen oH,rm1uv Co.. ucgm'uts
TO the public. 90 trade az their cNciI.ut
anil popular house. ll "a v.J ..i'.,.d
stock. offered at reasonable psi. '' toscth.
or with every disposition TO j.al furly
with their customers aud 20 bo polite aud
accommodating entities merchants % cy.
poet custom. these gentlemen ought %
got their share of &c. S., their odyrr-
tisomeut.
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The slave belonging to John ID Fondren,
tried at this term Of the Court for the muir
der Of his oyerseer, was found, guilty, and
sentenced to be hanged on the 18th June.
His counsel. B. F. Trimble, Esq, except
cd to the whole arrangement, from the
indictment ofthe grand jury TO the final yer.
dict, and will take the case to the High
Court to test the validity Of the act
which has divided the Circuit Cou TT of tn,
countv.-RaunOnd Gazette, 25th.
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HuL.-On last wednesday evening. a
portion of the prairie, in this county, was
visited bya tremendous hail-storm The
hailstones were very large. some measure
ing over ten inches in circumference. Th'
growing crops were considerably damaged
lLtr}.cn (hnsernafinc u q,
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CUT0R',S NO TICE,
state Of N1lsslsSippi,

CNoIN NOGNTN.
IL Probate Court Of said COUNTY. Man Term
A. d. 1889.
To H, B. Williams and Elizabeth Williams.
and all others interested in the Estate
of DEMPSY WINSTEAD, deceased
VOU are hereby cited to be and per
Il sonally appear before the Probate
Court of said County, at the July term
thereof to be held at the Court House of
said County. on Monday the 4th day of
July next, to show cause, if any you can,
why the final account of Joseph and
Thomas WlnStead, executors of the last
Will and testament of said testator, now
on ME IN this Court, should not then and
there be allowed, and decree made
thereon accordingly.
Witness the Hon. A. w. H. Metcalf,
Judge of said Probate Court, the LIST Mon
day of May, A. D. 1889.
- Given under my hand and seal
(G .14Ss)H'y s''A' J. 1si $. JONES, Clerk.
Jnna l 1880 345t
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WE have a fine stock ofall articles wanted by the
w farmers. We shall sell as heretofore, at prices
satisfactory to the purchaser We think can safe
" say that Enterprise u e. good market II not bet
ter than any inland city the distance from tide
water. We, however, have not sufficient capital to
extend TO the planters the heavy advances in Gro
ceres which they daily calling for and prevent
disappointment we give this notice. A. soon a. cir
cumstances will permit We will commence advancing
again and will give notice In the mean time we are
authorized 90 make advances on Cotton for shipment
10 good Houses in Mobile.
MOODY & O'FERRALL.
Enterprise, May 10, 1sS9 33-2w
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nHAPTFp wv

A Act giung The Assent q Congress Lac Of the Ms
LegsatlTe oT me Application qf The reserved iiuC
per cent Land Hlndof said State
Be enacted BY tie Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America Congress assembled
That the assent Of Congress be- and the same is here
BY gwen 10 the act Of the legislature Of the State
Missouri, entitled San act supplemental 10 an act to
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nv AUTHORITY,
PUBLIC ACTS oFTHETHIRTYFIFTH CONGRESS

P1ssf at the sscod session, lh tCls begun and held at
ths Cig Of Washington the District Of Columbia,
ended On ThuTsday ths third day n March 4 D. 1859.
Jaws RucHISAN President JoHS C. BRErISEIpGE Vice
President, and President Of the Senate. BENJAMIN
FIxP tTRIcK appointed President Of the senate,
pro fenpore January -, 1859, and continued I'M
III February 10, 1859 JAMES L. ORE, speaker Of the
House Of Representatives.
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CRoPs.-For years the promise ola boun-
tiful crop has not been more fiatering than
il Is now The stand" of cotton Is excel
ant and under the warm sun of the last few
DAYS the young plant IS growing finely
Aberdeen Conservative, 2lSf.
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The name Of Hon. WV. TnAsEs will be

The name Of Hon. WV. THAMES will be
found announced in our paper to-day as
the candidate for Senator from the coun-
ties of I.auderdalc and Newton. The de-
mocracy Of both counties have united
upon him without the formality Of a con-
vention. 4 better selection could not
have been made, and his election may be
REGARDED as matter of course.
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Mobile Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF The DAILY REGISTER, !
Monday Evening, May 30.
COTTON-Therc was hut little demand
today. The market in consequence of
late unfavorable advices. closed very If
regular. Sales $50 bales, at decline Of
&c. on our last quotations. Niddling los
In -
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Mhitnarn.

Died. MAY tho llth. ls5e, At the residence 81 her
brother in Perry County. Mississippi, Miss TRAN
QUILLIA ANN Chapel. J.. aged II years, II months
and DAYS The deceased Was the daughter OF hris-
TOPPER and Sarah Chappell.
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LOui.Ina democratic State convention

BAToN ROUGE, May p.
After a three days session, the Dem
ocratic State Convention have nomln
ated Thos. o. Moore Ia Slidellian) fol
Governor. The contest was very close
there being sixteen ballotlngs; nomina
ted At 3 o'clock A. NJ.
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Notice.

u STRAYED from the planta-
M~SStion of the undersigned. about
the 10th inst, TWO HORSE
H&leesGAMULES, about three wears
old-one of dark iron gray color, and
the other light mouse color. They were
last seen about ten miles south of Quit
man, and are probably making their way
back TO Tennessee. Any person taking
them up, and addressing me at Red Bluff,
will confer a favor, besides will pay a
liberal reward for their apprehension, or
| If delivered TO me four miles east of Red
Bluff, Wayne County, Miss.
VIM. G. HORNE.
! Red Bluff, June l, 1859. 34-2w
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Catch the Rogue!
500 REV ARDI!

WILLIAM JOHNSON stole and car
w ried away from my house, in Simp-
son County, on the night of the It'll of
April, ult., BAY MARE. He was pur-
sued and tracked into Alabama, and then
back into Clarke County in this State,
where he traded off the Mare for Mule.
He called himself Browning in Clarke.
He is about % years old, feet 10 inch
es high, a bold appearance, light blue eyes,
dark brown hair, and no beard-will weigh
between $50 and l60 pounds-dresses very
neatly-had on, when he left, a dark suit
-frock coat and low crowned hat: gam
bles sometimes.
This is not only to warn the public
against him, but to ask all good citizens to
use every exertion to arrest him, and adj
wise me at Rockport, P. O., Copiah County,
Miss, so that | can send a warrant for
him. | will pay one hundred dollars to
have him arrested and secured so that l
can get him back TO Simpson County for
trial. wM. MASSEY.
May 4, 1889, SOFT
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Iiverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE sales of cot
ton to-day were 1000 bales. There is lit
tie inquiry and prices are weak-but there
is scarcely decline Id on previous quota
tons
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rs
A. JORDAN
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
IL . IL. L y

NELEbhA Eli EMA FILLS.
This invaluable medicine is uuftins in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous d.~-az incident to
tn fcmal, constitution.
Il m"deTat.s all excuses and removes al 0b.trur-
tons, from vhat,ycr causes, and speedy cure may
be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
it j. peculiarly suited. Il viii, a short time. bring
on the monthly PERIOD With regularity.
CAUTION.
Th.sc FfNg should not b taken b. f,-sc'ss tat a.
pregnant daring IRE FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
theg 70 bring Miscarriage Bat at Svsry Other
tas rni ia ersry Other oasc, thy pGfectly scs
In al cases q Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Heayines-, Fstgueon slight
exerton, Palptauon Of the Heart Lowues- Of sp.r.
its. Mysteries, sick Headache, Whites, and all the
painful diseases occaSioned by di-ordgred system
these Pals viii eject cure when al other means
have failed.
! Fun directions in the pamphle. around each pack
I age, which should he carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pills, and encircled with the
Government stamp Of Great Britain, can be sent post
/ free for 81 and postage stamps.
sole Agent for the United States snd Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Rochester, New York.
For sale by Dr. 8. r CAsTEEI4 Pauldng.
j. WRIGHT CO. New oIleSu-.
Feb. Il, 1859 is-ly
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SERIOUS ACcInENT.-On Wednesday eve.
ming last. a. a servant Of Judge W. j.
Harris. was handling a heavily loaded pis.
tol. il accidentally discharged. the ball Ia
king effect in the body of Bandv, a ser
want Of Chief Justice Smith, producing q
severe. and probably fatal wound.-nis
siSsipDirr, 2sh uh.
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Cant. Townsend Acquitted.

SAvAxxAH, May 2S.-The trial of Capt
Townsend, of the schooner Echo, charged
with having been engaged in the slave
trade, was concluded to-day, and the jury
returned a verdict of not guilty.
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ENrrHruir.-Wo spent several days IT
Last week with our friends ot Enterprise.
not a.. our contemporary Of the N-rr. sup
posed, in 6xIngup some pohti.llau1us'-
mcut. Uut in Attending tp ml..rrs Of pri-
waite business which required our personal
presence. We were glad 90 notice eyi-
deuccs OF prosperity visible on every
hand in our n1urshius sister town. The
merchants appear to have hal 90 prosper.
ous business season. and we understood
that an iunmonss amount Of -oolt have
been sent fgom There To- theeraryrv viuca
the opening ofbasIucss last fan About 10,
600 bales Of cotton have been shipped on
the railroad from that point, aud there Is
no doubt a stiu larger quantity viii be
shipped the next season. The merchants
say that planters can do g. well 10 sell
thoir cotton aud buy thcir supplies ot En-
terprisc a. in Mobile. and we are inclined
~ believe that such u the fact They do
business on a liberal scale. aud the coun.
Try people are sure % bc able to- max,
their purchases o. the lowest possible
figures. The business men 20. the place
who desire custom from the back country
ought OF course. 20 advertise literally r
the CLARION. which 70. they must know, j
raad by almost every body who trades &
their town
Politics b. just now engaging GOO
deal Of attention about Enterprise. Bot
Of the gentlemen announced as c'ndI
dates Tor the Senate Mes.rs. MrlaIn an
Marsh. are resident. Of Tint place. and
ianatural ,hat their rival claims should =
REGARDED with interest vs. their tricu,
and neighbour The rc-opauiug of Ga
African slave Trade Is also just nos
q prominent topic iu that community, n
ultng from the advertisement vt "tl
eighteen planters offering 70 contract q
the delivery a. thcm OF Oooimportcd n
yrocs. Bat from whatwo saw mud heard
are disposed 10 believe that the gcncr
voice Of the community IS decided
against tho project.
We feel under obligation, To- our I'd
torinl brethren Of the Nr for th,
courtesy during our stay IN their tow
Tn sy are Publishing a sprishtly and
tsra., ing paper, and the people Of Eut'
pri.e ON ,ht 90 give it % Jealous and lib
al support.
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I.oristAvt.-Tho Louisiana Democracy
have been lor some time Iva n .u1-l between
the Slidell and Slulc factions. AZ tho re-
cont Democratic State Convention the Sill
dclliaus triumphcd, nominating oil their
candidates for State officers. We Gre glad
Il so happened, because Mr. S,idcll and
his friends are the 6rm supporters Of our
present illu-trious Chief Magistrate, and
his wise, prudent and patriotic admins
trntiou
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AS~Thousands Of females die annually for want Of
a remedy for the ailments 10 which they are incident
The only such remedy We know Of is sir James
Clarkcs Female Pills. They are put up in bottles
containing 50 pills, with circular containing eHP-
directions, and sent post free for 81 and postage
stsmps They are well known 10 he the only sure
and safe remedy for female diseases and ob-truc-
tons from any cause See new advertisement in an
other column.
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.
TRY THEM FOR DYSPEPSIA.
TRY THEM FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
TRY THEM FOR CONSTIPATION.
TRY THEM FOR SICK HEADACHE.
TRY THEM FOR WANT OF APPETITE.
TRY THEM FOR WANT OF ENERGY.
TRY THEM FOR WEAKNESS.
TRY THEM FOR PILES.
You can obtain them OF any druggist or dealer IN
medicines in the United States, Canadas, West Indies
or South America, for 70 cents per bottle.
They are prepared by Or. c. VI. Jackson, AIS Arch
Street Philadelphia. Pa, and that his signature II
on the wrapper ofeach bottle. 35-2w
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
&c, &C, &c. &c.

NFNT MoNDAY-ls the day for the meet
ing Of those opposed to the removal of
the Court House from Paulding, to nomi-
nate a candidate for the legislature We
hope to see a full meeting. II is an inn
pOrtant question, and the people ought to
turn out and take control Of the matter.
The people are deeply interested in it, and
upon its determination depends, in our
judgment, the prosperity of the County
for number Of years to come. Let all
who are opposed to the useless and injuri-
Gus movement Of removal come out
and lend their voice and influence to the
proceedings Of the meeting.
To HorFL KEEPERs.-Our enterprising
fellow-citizen. DR.. WV. S. Pace. has late
" purchased PARDUE's HoTEL in the city
Of Enterprise. DR.. Price, feeling a deep
interest in the prosperity Of the town,
and DESTROYS Of contributing all in his
power to the establishment of first class
Hotel in that place, offers this valuable
property on the most reasonable terms, to
any gentleman DESTROYS of embarking in
! the business Of Hotel keeping.
Such an opportunity is rarely ever of,
fered Of making a secure and profitable
investment, and early application should
be made by those wishing to purchase.
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An Irish lover has remarked thatit is a
great pleasure, 70 be alone, especially when
you have your swate-heart with you,
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DIR. CHAs. n. RENCHER,
, , u u y u L N i i !
AT ENTERPRISE, MISS.

n Nv 7 IIII 7IlINE, MISS.
MAY he found at home any time during the next
WI SIX weeks after which time, for two or three
months he will spend good deal Of his time at Gar
landsye and IN visiting those portions Of the sur
rounding country where his services NAV be needed
Persons wishing him TO do work for them, will
please write 70 MIN, stating what sort of work and
how much they want done
kSNs All work warranted, and charges moderate
EnfcTprlse. .una /. 1RSA d
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Virginia Election.

RICHMOND. Va, Nav 2S.-It Is generally
conceded that Mr.. Letcher. the regular
Democratic candidate, is elected Cover
nor of virginia.
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What . Haul when devoted disciple Of
Isaac Walton makes successful haul in the pisca-
tory line strashtway in the sporting world there !.
great time about It. 1t is printed it is talked about
aud other enthusiastic sportsmen stimulated 10
do likewise But when one makes haul in another
Way such for instance drawing grand prize in the
lottery, there nothing like the same amount Of ex-
citerncnt Now. facts are facts, and they must he
made known and We chronicle the following fact ont
ofjusticc 10 those concerned. haul AS was haul"
made a few days since in Philadelphia by a gem
tlemsu who drew the comforlable prize Of $4,000 On
a whole ticket. Think Of that ye who doubt. and
send 10 WOOD, EDDY Coz ofAugusta, Georgia, or
Wilmington, Delaware, Sos or g. So for shares or
tickets in their favorte lotteries, and it will be in
your power to notice "still another great haul
Lss'is'S Illustrated Mems. l2T
Ss-we are glad 10 find one good Preparation that
does not hide behind Patent, and that is DARBY.
PRoTHTLAcTIc Fun. Ii courts daylight Our Physi
clGHs freely Use and recommend n.
Alrg ia ~, D. a. q r.
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49, Tho Ticino. the little river dividing
Iombardv lAustrianl from sardinian,l
Piedmont. foot Of the mountein--the
crossing of which by the Austrians. was the
first step In The present war. will be ID
frequently used now that it l. well to b
made familiar with its proper pronuncia
lion. which Is TttcAf.-sa--the accent o.
tbe second SYLLABLE.
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All the above We determined 10 sell as low as
the lowest and invite purchasers 70 give us call be.
fore buying elsewhere.
SS-Cash, and the highest prices paid for Cotton,
and all other Country Produee
Enterprise June l. 1859 al-1v
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} UGS, MEDICINES.
DIR. F. D. TRUEHEART,

N''t'Se~S'l 70 - H. itENCHEh,)
EAST ENTERPRISE, mississippi.
Near the Brick store)
INVITES the attention of Planters PHYSICIANS and
Purchasers generally, to his large and well select
ed assortment Of all articles usually kept in his line Of
business. ~
Piled with a superior stock of
DRUGS OTTS
MEDICINES. TARNISuES
CHEMICALS, DYF-STITFFS
IAiNIS: COMBS,
. BhO SHES SOAPS,
Ana large assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES all Of
"AIch ne VIII sell At the lowest market prices
ENTERPRISE. April
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prNrsL Nu1Cr.-Wc respectfully refer
,.,r reader. q, the advertisement of pr.
e.. REvcuEu. B,sident Dentist at Enter
prize. who 6. unique stionaRlv one Of the
best Dentists in the southern country. lie
lives among ua. will visit families when
r,,uo.ted TO do 40. and execute. hi. work
with a. much skill "a. 80 can be- dome in
the cities OF MobH, or New Orleans.
DR.. Reuchcr is emincntly deserving OF
the confidence and patronage Of the pub
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A. candidates Cor tbo Legislature ngres'. t's
vail solu Boz tssius tbe hstL aJ deem t proper u
r.,s notice that ,u election rr.nuHg be- considered
et.a Circulars Written uy e1nildlte.. up aj'ressc'
10 any hind Cor tbe hausfJ of Individuals, e.u h'
CHARGED al che rsruIar Advertising rites.
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NEw ORLEANS. MAY 30.--Sales Of cotton
this day 1000 balcs-prices easier but
quotations unchanged. Middling, III.
Tux BAPTIST CONFERENCE.-The learn
from the Canton Commonwealth, ofthe 2lst
ult.. that this body met in Canton on the
18th inst. 4 large number Of delegates
were present. Elder u. =. Burns was
elected President Of the Convention,
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CLOTHING,
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES AND HANGINGs,
CARPETS AND RU @ 8;
Carpenters and BLacksmiths' Tools

Guns and Pistols Broad and Club Axes; Cutlery Ts-
BILE and Pocket Cross Cut and Hand Saws; Crockery,
Glass and China Ware; Rrittania and Silver Ware /;
silver Spoons and Forks; Looking Glasses; Per
iumery and Toilet Essences and Extracts; Hair Oils,
Ponades Toilet Soaps; Combs of all kinds; Needles,
Pms; knitting Needles; Tea; Cognac; Ginger and
blackberry Brandy; Cordials;