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hEHostetter's Stomach Bltters are now
generally conceded to be unequaled for their prompt action
aeviang and curing all diseases the Their
o excellence and readily for
from the weknown fact that they the per.
soua supervision of the proprietor strict arcordance with
pharmaceuc science It's always with the most
beneficial results and in of Nervous Debility Constpa
tion Faulence and other like deases by
somacn Its curative powers of the speedy power
full character and exceeds other preparation the
claims before the public.
Sold In New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
q and l5l Chares street. agents for the Southern
States and to whom all orders should be addressed by
arnggists aud dealers generally everywhere e27 2p6AW
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81 Look out for limitations or Lea 4 pe,-
sauce See advertisement of John Dunn
s' aul6 2pl,awIy
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RarO1s1le Street InGrn,ary.
This Infrsry open for The examination and treatment of
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Including every species of sYPHILTIC DISEASE which
will be cured and recently discovered principles and
in short space of time. Direct all unications to
DR.. DAVIS,
ie27 2pl. 8 Baronue stree.
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Mothers,
Who should see with alarm their children wasting away and
becoming sess everh and debtated of
presence of worms in the stomach bowels all
trouble Immediately, by administering WINERs CANADIAN
which discharges them without gain and leaves
the digestive organs vigorous condition. There no min
eral ingredient in this preparation.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
Jez' Spoteoa&i'W General Agents,
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The Surgeons Of the o. s. .a,.n,y.

1Ne surgeons or The U. 8. .a1.tlV.
1t is admitted all hands these gentlemen are famous
IN their professional practice siege sebas,spo the
Russians would not have had many them in their hosp
sas and they are above conng themselves what the fac
ulty generally think legitimate Pharmacy We have good
aea OF ms In the fact that 20 perpexed they med
cine to stem the tide of Aac Cholera Cholera Mobus Dsr
rhea Dysentery and other irregularities of the digestive or
gans, that they determined to try
DIR. BILLINGS
CARMINATIvE AND AsTRINGENT SYRUP,
their delight to End case was lost This
speaks for ITSELF dispute the authority and we sin
eerey the people Of the Southern to keep
on hand at all times.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
o. O. WOODMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine streets
And BY j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
'e-o <p41MoFf&" General Agents
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FrTILE ATrEAPr TO LAUNCH THE sLoop.oF.wAR
hExINoLE-F Fatal Accident-The attempt to launch
ne sloopof-War Seminole on Wednesday last was
altogether unsuccessful Tae vessel stuck fast on the
Ways, and ateamtug was found insufficient to pull
ner On. The hawser used by the tug broke, and one
OF me hying ends knocked down two boys, killing
one Of them instantly and breaking the others arm
ana shoulder. party had gone over from Mobile to
Witness the launch but they were obliged to go back
disappointed.
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Evidence.

Evidence.
Ev denee resolves itself generally into kinds Direct and
circumsania We offer direct evidence following mos,
important subject to tho community We offer the names of
oergymen Lawyers Judges Physicians and the fact
that
Hembold's Extract of Buchu
will cure without fail all the Kidneys the Bddsr
Gravel Dropsy Distinctions and all Nervous Affections The
word lNFALLIBLE suits its operations nicely because
yet failed and therefore becomes what may be truly
said a certain REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
General Agents for the South and whom all should
% iaatessed je27 2p3eoddltW
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Roofing .MateritI.
W'ts,es, Liquors, etc.,

Wfsaes, liquors, ETC.,
NOS. Is AND l5 ROYAL sTREEr
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in au,r
ano pnts continually on hand which equal the best
comes TO this Market Also other brands Inferior quality,
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
ny, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY. AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK. Old AND
I'm FOX, FORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES,
of the vintage of 1885, 1898 and lss
and other brands WHISKY Irib
hye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER pints and quart,
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which will be sold as
other house In the city.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 7p1y Nos. 1aand1.p..-,,.
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Reducing Stock.

In order to reduce my stock for the summer an, nov
Offering my large assortment of
wATOHEs,
WELRY,
YiGooDs etc.
At Very Low Prices
And assure purchasers they will find II tn their IN
examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
W. A. WILSON,
je9 2plm 90 C.I ..
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6scoD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTR1cr.-Hon. Miles
1evor - nominated for Congress BY the convention
vhlOh net il Thibodaux on Saturday last. An in
tleltiaG sccoant of the proceedings win be found
swhsze. We ~ pleased u NJ. Taylor re-nomina-
laea = 80 ssnsss than one. Be il an excellent
eallsnan. good citizen, and reliable Southern
|; "a besides this, the dynasty strove to
1ea6at hin With great energy and power and perse-
y1laace. While w have nothing to do with his
~ rejoice At his success, because we like to
- ~ jul succeed over their opponents. II
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4 FArHFUL AND HONEST OFFIcER.-Major Ben
AcCullo;h late United States Marshal Of Texas, is
prodigy. He not only resigned his Office, but upon
settling bis accounts the Government found due him
$l8 06 more than he claimed During the seven years
he Was in Office he dsbursed SLIGO 600 for the Govern
ment and collected under executions and judgments
about half million more and yet be did not steal
dollar nor hold on to large sum under the pretext
that be had offsets against the Government He de-
serves service Of plate at the very least. Such
thing has seldom II ever before, been known on the
part Of o " Democratic Y offce.holder.
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George III. I.infen.
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.

T Y P E f 0 ND R Y
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RncvAL.- Messrs. Crookes / Co., give notice that
n consequence Of their late establishment being
Destroyed by tho fire Of Friday night, their Office is
temporarily located y So Tchoupitonlas street. over
~ tort 81 Nm. Savage.
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E1- BOARD OF Public Works We are au-
thorized to AUGUsTIN DUPLANTIER as candi-
date for Commissioner of the Board of Public Works for the
First District subject to the decision of the District Conven
ion. my91 9,d
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H1-Third Ward American Club-The meet
ings Of this Club take place every SATURDAY EVENING
at IN O'clock at the Hail. of Camp Streets
Members will please attend punctuay business of import
ance will be transacted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

DEATH Warrant OF CoHRIE.-Ihe Gov
eInor Of Maryland has signed the death war
rant Of Peter Corrie, who is to be hung OF
March 18th. The Baltimore Sun says Of II
During the reading Of the fatal instrument
| Corrie stood firm and exhibited no sign Of emo
lion, other than that his face blanched. Aftel
the sheriff had concluded, the prisoner re-
marked Well, / know my doom. The Gov
ernor har given as a very short day be oughi
20 have given us longer lime. He ought q
know that men brought up like we were, would
require a long time 10 get into the right way
Il was like taking up young mules, which re-
quire a long time to break The sheriff re,
/ piled hat as the time was short, there was the
/ greater necessity Of making the best spiritual
use % Il. CorTie then again said "The Gov
ernor ought 70 have given as longer time
After a few more words. in which the sheriff
told him be would be made comfortable while
he had % live, the officers bid the condemned
man farewell and retired While speaking
Corme's betrayed great emotion, and he was
evidently agitated, and has a fearful dream Of
his approaching fate. The hanging of foul
men At the same time and on the same gallows
never before occurred in this city
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Conon in InaIa.


In the British House Of Commons, on the 9Th
instant:
nereport Of the address having been brought
up, AIr. Hadfeld said that the question Of India
interested our manufacturers al home as able
70 furnish ample supplies q raw cotton. The
capabilities Of the country had been previously
ne1ected@ neglect which be hoped would in
the future be repaired.
Lord Stanley said that the best means Of en-
c%oUraging the growth Of cotton in India would
BE- 10 facilitate The means Of transport. Not
withstsndiHg the difficulties Of Indian finance,
it was not intended to diminish The governmental
eNpaEditure on public works. An expenditure
Of two millions had been for many years "a
pended on public works; three thousand miles
OF railway were In course Of construction, and
hve hundred miles were actually opened, which
be believed would be a source Of profit and Of
incslcuiablc advantage 10 both England and
India. There was no part Of Indian business
20 which he attached SO much importance as
that Of pressing forward public works
Mr.. Bright said that it was not enough to
create facilities Of transport a better tenure
Of land, especially in the South, was neces-
sary 10 successful cultivation very impolitic
steps had beentaken in this matter by the gov
eminent both Of Madras and Bombay, which
had caused an iuvestion Of a cruel and iniu-
rious character into the title Of estates, and
had thereby caused much mischief. He
trusted that the new government Of Madras
would rectify the evil. The whole question
ought 90 BE- examined by a commission, and
the result would BE- 70 give 10 the people q
India a fair chance. Col. Sykes observed that
the people Of India could not be compelled TO
cultivate cotton, If they preferred to cultivate
sugar and indigo. Sir J.. ElPhinstone was
sure that cotton could be grown at a profit N
India. Mr.. Joseph Ewart recommended i'm
proved irrigation.
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---f--4e with usaEe, and a. a necessarF means Q
- - r-rauizzuon and seQring The suoaes q
IN n-r- srthe ueu Auenst eeeion, nc
- 49, moo tte Democracy % eVery counts ~ W'
49, ~ rr5essitvui holdinE nrimarv meetuEs n then
-.--5~e ruuues. and appointing deieEates Or M ca
.~ en- hrsd 81 Nashville. q nominate q candldii'
~ g4rarndr. A there are questions oannr
- federal policy. as alEo viii cur STATE leesA
-r r-as-blvbe hrought before the Carveuuen, Do p IN
---frrf mt every d1uufy should be represents. a-
er1rssfed uu esdh meeting appaIui proxies O.
vote. BIZ case Of iuatiify or failure ou nc p1t
DELEGATES 90 attend
we a-Gzast the TTth day % Earca- SIS N
tine f- the sittlnr % the Convention and
request me Demcralc rapers o. me H
49, 49, p CROLIEh
p C. uuNNIN6IONs
s L FINLEY
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J~EFrrRsoN AND HIS FIDbLE.-The writer Of
the Declaration Of Indepeudence was passion
atelv fond of adding, and Is said 70 have ex-
celled in PLAYING upon that instrument. In
ITO, his family mansion was burnt MIR. JEFF
ferson used 70 tell, In a~fteryears, with Elee, an
anecdote connected with the Ere. He was alb
sent from home when Il occurred and a slave
arrived out Of breath. 10 inform him Of the dis
aster After learning the general destruction,
he inquired: But were none Of my books
saveds7 "No massa, was the reply, "but we
saved dc fiddle -
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II POSTMASTER GEN
RHAE brown.

We lament the dispsnsahon that CON-
pels US to announce his morning the deeeass
Of Postmaster-G General BEoWN. Telegraphi'
dispatches report his demise, At Washington
Yesterday morning. We have watched witt
much interest the huctuahng character Of intel
Hrenoe IN respect to his health, and have feared
the worst, The realization Of which is now
forced upon Us. more extended notice val
b. m-1r hereafter.
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Fnsr PA5E-Tne Washington Tragedy
The Hawesvine Tragedy; The French km-
peror's speech; Adulteraton Of Liquors IN
tsresdngt o Purchasers Of swamp Lands.
FouErH PAGE.-The Harp Of thousand
Strings: TIE Grown Diamonds; DeIoeque-
vile On Connecticut: Blood Stains; The Spring
Elections.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

G. n. ROBINSON A. 70,
ESTATE BROKERS
HAvE RENOYED
No. 3S3 GreenIaN's Block.


w haFe a-euts IN every county tetHeeu fhls an
w VicksburE, ard have several hundred th1usaud acre
q mrroveo and uuimrroved LANDS On the c1fun Erowtn1
region whlch We viii sell on long cefit or erfhsnge o.
oIhFr property Our AErut viii lueafe M evhiti
Ends We n1 have q large list u imrroVef ard uuim
proved aN property On almost every street. rhtch VI
viii Efil fr cash or long time, or ~erch1nEq r 1rhe
~
We an-r IN sol terms q p~iantailon q &C aue 80 b
cultivation. With a. ueErlas, strd ec iu M1rfhoga
Parish. n.
100 sores 100 In culuvauou, 81 nsgroes- ltuk &C.
on Od T1uu Lake. Philips COUNTY, Arf-
Il65 acres. 10 IN culiiraflon. "a ncrrofE Huak etc
Plllip oluuty AK 3miies rm uvers6 years un'
on drfrrred uayments
So screa- 200 n culuFauau. Caahamo oouutF.
$50 acress 500 IN oulnranun, 50 mule soufh q Hde
nt. Phillip county Ara fronting on Mississippi rive
TIVE miies 1o0 acres adioining sane.
li59 aues pfsha ouuuys Ark 10 cuiuFatluu, uea
Ll1IuHa
900 acres, lu cultivation. dne im~pruremeutsl M
miles heicE handsluh. IN River tsianE Off Hen on
miies above Memphis, 50 in cuia Walton.
f1ur tuldIue lats on southwest o1rler n Main 90
G.N. ROBINSON CO..
mlH0 NJ nna Main arraHf
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necessity 10 meet the wants OF that DAY, but
was instituted 10 exist perpetuallY for ne henen
Of the conqueror and capitalist. And 9oa VIII
further observe that by the divine l~nsttuu'hs
delivered to Israel, the bondage Of the parent
sescended 70 his childred forever Such PLAIN
speaking on the part of the Lord 3 tUely very
agravating 10 pious Aboltionists, for according
10 biblical authority, they have Iaade tnem
selves heathens in rsisting the ordinances OF
God. and therefore 1t would be perfectly bibh-
cal and righteous to subject them to chains
ard slavery Ihsve written asI feel and IN
derstand.s and the recollections Of cur happy
schooidHy associations whets my desire 70
j. knock into pi' those rank Abolitonlst ideas
Of yours. and thus save YOU from being a
partaker Of the sins and plaques that must
befan an Abohtionists 10 this world, ano a.
saws the Bill, IN the world 20 come. But the
limits q my letter is reached, but you NAY
expect a continuationso the subject in a Few
GEORGE r. A. sPILLER
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KILLING-We learn an ARRAY occurred IN
Aberdeen on Sunday last, between Sheuod
Lewis and Moultou, In which the former
was killed with a b0Wie-knife. The difficulty
originated about a very tnhinE matter. The
parties were playing AZ " dominoes, and a
dispute arose as 20 who had won the game.
Lewis seized a chair az b. TO strike, and
Moulton drew his knife and stabbed his an
tagoist 10 two places, INJECTING wounds, which
in a few minutes caused death-PrGiris
(Misr.) Nous, March 3.
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GTNSIGNst

NErslt variety q cSa 4 FlsH-a and Amsrpsn Kan
a~rsCturc.
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LEvEEs.-So far as our inquiries have ex-
tended, all the leyees Of Phillips, south Of s..
Francis river, are unbIoken. In the Old
Town country, however, the water presses
heavily against sons weak points and would
perhaps break through, but for the energy Of
the planters. We devuutly hope our bottom
region may be spared from the ravages Of
another overflow. It would be ruiuous IN
deed-Helcna Democrat, M1rci ;.
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N. NTIIEM { co.
RE-OPENTNGI

hEOHILN ING-
TWtNErNG melafies o. me city and u-initv Do the
i liberal patronage h~rretfsru b-r0ued upau them.
MsErs- n Srlmau &Co. take pleasure ru auHHuHriur
that hrr Will an feH day.. reopen theIr
AND DRY GOODS STORE al 2s6 Main street. opposite
Brukleys new block. where they viuhf better prepared
than ever wuh a large aud we'll selected FtrE a. roufs
Iu heIr line. taEuuriy the wants 90 thfIr 20 ru-t1mars
and Az many new ones a. NAV ffNer tham with a call
me lady customers % the rsfahlshmrut. whose orders
were destroyed By the late o1unagration. viii have the
los repaired rhc ominE week mars-u
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A Pur1v Hl The ZUh uf, after a ions and painful u-
ue ghich ussh1rna with me fcrfifufe cf a. Chr7fisn
ME-. MARTHA A. WHrGur uusau ~ MAI Ben
Imrn WRIGHT
Mr. wrieht Wa inthe ruet -euEe devoted. sfeo-
uouste and eNemplsp VIE and mother a. gsuunr ChrIs-
usn. Kind uoi-hhar aud an ornsmeuft D. society She bel
been for maHy year. a memheJ Of me Methodisi Epi-oo-
pal Church andureds ud died in the hitb and praai1r
o. Chdsuanry Amare Kind amiatle and afscianai-
woman never lived Her bosom was the home of on The
gentle and domestic ane1tieus- and she iu-uiestsiiu The
miui,o Der children he mat lofty r~riHaplss o. honar
and integrity. she leaves behind her su ased husband
and several devoted children o. msuru her tas- But she
hl.E.ue to u-e hreht sanrsw a -iorieus immaraly.
and they can BOA mruarduith On m5yiu- trust o. rsiau
Der end cpiay fnevpr ne as@sauuvithbsrpm pure spirit
IN the Mansions natnais vihhlnt4 eternal IN ne
Heayes.n
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Tnforma,ion vented

I'VE papers = 4onn 8 Fupe, Who Hw Drowned uu ne
L Steamboat Genet we're either BIT 90 hadheeu De-
pslted sin 7omc one fr safe keepIuE. The dnier ~
the pera1u haVing hem in Possession VIII please leave
them vita O.. uumas D. Normeut. OF WIN
WILLIAM n. sIEELE.
mara-lu Admir- rf p1ue's rsfafr
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THE PEIScEss DlsAsrEE-ms Vicksbwv
WhiE q Thursday last, SAYS.
Among the many Incidents related 10 ms of
this terrlble disaster, we have been told thaf
one Of the subordinate engineers. while DIVING
related % a lady he circumstances Of the 81
plosion, and "a his dying moments exclaimed.
II told him she would not bear 50 much steamr,
evidently referring 10 the fool-hardiness Of H.
engineer WHO was killed, and who determine
70 run Der 10 New Orleans within a certsir
time. OF blow Der NJ.
Another incident worldly Of mention was d,
fact that a gentleman went into the barber sbor
q few mmu.es before the explosion. and h,
barber told him the boat had on too muel
steam, and shook too much for him to shaw,
anybody.
These incidents prove that the boat. beina
behind tine, and the passenger annions 4
reach New Orleans, too much steam was uresse5
On her, attended with the horrible results Al,
ready detailed
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MARRIED.,


u1 the sh Instant m r1sunhi,. Ats. At the resi-.
Ien-e q be brtds'z marh-r. by Rev A 4 Eine NJ
Asa sHru1os. O. Memphis % Miss NAHrHA q. Ross
of the Former place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

GEo. a haging LEFT a aourie Ct TRtNKs wfh
u ue as secuTiw for tie rayulfuf o. his hoard. fhis D.
% ueifE him msi uHieas hfy Ue redeemed befafe. they
val a. ad 81 sHclou 20 ms hishest lidlsr, 81 fhemzTt
mEp-2ts J. NORRIS,
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D. an. NMAN.

his ceie1rated Arist has permanently uet.-
te rsms couucciai uIfh eI Gallery VIA
htue male arranremenfs % color On OF hemA-
mt size ca1Vas FstaEHauhs
These uloturea. ctnbnne 81 ther d. ne -
tao Ari.f. rrs amo1s - most pcriet specimem Of ne
No. CIark's Marble BIOck.
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.m W'Orh I~T'arranfea.
Our Picture GaueTy---PrOfessOI
R~enlinEtOn. Artist.

q ouea The most extensive In the Um0n- superiar
Pltues uken IN an me various svlss meun Q ne
FnqulfI aphn ART III sPHEREnrIfE and hem-nsmn
L~o-ONeshAPHS, are uorthy uf specal notice.
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As Book- keeper or Clerk.

Gentleman uh1 has had an extensive business erue-
y urn1e and can give me best ef referrnoes desires
tu eusasemrut iu ether n me Above capacities
Woud write ~ q set ~ huots or adjust complicated a.
counts AdirrsH THE cnce % he APPEAL
ma-nHf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

The Hon. ". T. AVERY. our excellent,
and faithful representative in Congress, passed
Grand Junction yesterday, ~ ro,as to Holly
Springs, 70 meet his family at that place. VI.
learn that he wash fine health and spiuts
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HON. A. "A. STEPHENS, or GA.

NoEuE AsD Ono RoAD.-Immense foods
Of water have fallen au through the STATE Of
Alabama Many Of the rivers had ~overhowed
their bank-the Egbee, Warrior and Tusea-
loosa-ana a disastrous food was feared. The
Warrior and Tusoalooss had risen frtv feet.
aud were shn rising. Tie Mobile and Ohio
RaiIToad was. a many pIaees. under ral.r
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iaN
me body Of T. S. Jackson, who was muI-
49, ~ Fort MeKavatt some months ago Is
no. vet been found, and there IS blt htue
abidtv that Il ever VIII BE-.
Our planters are now engaEeo lh n
A I,rgsF amount a csttou and Nheaieia p
cultivated IN Bexar county this season un"H
ever before.
~. victoria .fSroeafs, Of the 2oth says
1Se farmers Of this county are ensii3 en-
rage8 IN preparing their grounds apa
Fbsir erops Some have finished piahths' ~
In eome 6eids the corn il comng up lhe
ground Is generally In hne order, having oeen
safjeientlv moisiened by the winter rams
,birh. aifbough not ahundini, have been ire
ouert The weather is warm and sprtng-hkei
and grass and flowers upon -hepralne7 already
Indicate the approach % the vernai season.
The Houston Ttlerraph, Of 9th ult reports
some scarlet fever IN town, mainly confined "a
ne children. and that one or two eases had
t~erminated fatally
The Telegraph earns that the Houston, and
Texas Central Railway Company drew from
the STATE Treasury, on the 23d, thirty thous1zt
dollars additional loan, on consideration Of The
Eve miles additional road completed beyond
Hampstead. This makes $4,000 In an new
received by this company from the state.