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4 MoDERN DoGBERRY.-According to the
New York Times, there is man who has
attained the distinction which Dopberrv
50 earnestly desired. This is the Secreta.
~ Of the National Republican Association
who writes himself officially, Secretary
Nat. Rcpub As"
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sEE TO r-Let no reader If to-day's issue faIl to
peru-c the notable advertisement Of Prot. pGRBr's
PEoPHTLAcuC FLUIp. From personal observation, A.
well from prevalent rumor, are fully able to
confirm the favorable opinions Of our numerous
temPorares, who are lavish in their praises of this
mcrtorious article.
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ANIrE DENoCRAr.-Wc have received
the two first numbers Of a paper bearing
the above title. published at Liberty,
Amitc County. Mis-. Il Is conducted by
CuARLEs n. Farm. Esq, and displays iudg-
ment and ability in its management.
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Public Speaking.

JONI J. PETTUs, the Democratic candi.
date for Governor Of Mississippi, and F.
X. Burt. Democratic candidate for Audi.
tor of Public Accounts, will address the
people at the following times and places
bere mentioned:
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GopEY's L,py's Book THE October No.
Of Cooley is on our table. How any lady
can do without the Book" we cannot
see. Each number contains one or more
beautiful cngravings, together with nu.
merous patterns for needle work. em.
broidery, &c., and plates showing the Ia.
80 r..LL.r.
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TnE TEXAS INDIASs.-The Au-En State
LII. Il tLn Lrl inf 49,.


GI-s''s Of the 3rd inst, says:
The indications Of Indian assault and
maurauding and numbering expeditions
are wearing threatening aspect. We
have before Us in the Santa Fe Weekly Ga
-c'tc of July 30th, reliable information
that the Camanches in a large body had
appeared on the Canadian and successful
ly made prisoners of Col. X. +. Clements
company OF United States Land Survey
ors. They were suspected of being Tex
ians. and the Indians closely catechi>ed
them in regard to il. They showed the
Indians that they were mistaken and
that they had nothing to do with Texas.
By this means they were allowed 90 81
cape. after the tamanches had taken
from them all their provisions. clothing
and everything they could lay hands upon
The Indians swore terrible vengeance
against the Texans and evinccd much eN
element. Had Clements been present
the whole might have been slaughtered, a.
he Is Texian and was known TO many %
| the Camanche>. but he was fortunately
/ absent in the settlements procuring pro
/ visions for his company.
We will have these tamanches to Will
vet. Presents and speeches wont do.
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William Gilmore Simms, the poet and
novelist. has Just finished his History of
South Carolina" a work which will doubt
less prove 10 be a valuable addition To the
historical literature of the country.
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THE firm OF F. D. NELSON & Co. was dis.
i solved on the 18th inst, by limita-
ton. The Books and Accounts are in the
hands of Mr.. J. c. POWELL, who is author.
lied TO settle the same
+. ID. NELSON & co.
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ROUTE To TExAS.-One among the pleas
ATTEST routes to Texas is ria Nicksburg,
Monroe and Shreveport, La. There Is a
daily line of stages between Nicksburg
and Monroe. Some letters. written to Us
by gentlemen who have come over the
route highly recommend it.-AvStiR I Ter
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NEW GOODSI
1T Low PRICES FOE C.EsR O.N-L =!
on WEST SIDE OF THE RAILROAD,
Near Ferrell's Hotcl)
DeSOtO.
EVANS = MORRISON

HAVE received and are now opening large stock
~ ,rsIIsslerted Goods. Of every description, ana
and are able 10 afford them to those who wish 70 az
ply money TO the best advantage, at or near mobile
Ir;.;i rr,ces The assortment IL - complete aS any
j., ,h nace consisting Of everything usually kept IN
sores and new supplies will be constantly received.
Persons wishing TO purchase, especially those VINO
t.t 20 call and examine our stock, consisting Of
'oi'' Dry Goods,
y,,.,,s OpaburgS LinSeys J leans. Callcoes Linens,
lSsIiDs CHAINS Clothing shoes, Hats, etc,
together With a large assortment OF
u.-d,wsEe, Gallery, Groceries, CrOekery'
Tools, etc. etc etc.
III 81 .bi,h will ne sold for cash country prodnee'
such as Hides. Chickens, Beeswa1' TAlloW' AS0@Sh
paid for Cotton: ,s.o lS-ly
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MouuE NNp ONO RutRoAb. We learn
that the passenger trains on this road
have commenced making only tri.weckly
trips, leaving Mobile and West Point on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays; the
time table will remain without change
This course l. induced. the Mobile papers
say. by the increasing business in the
frcirhtinr DEPARTMENT.
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SuT LovENGooD.-Col. g. W. Harris Of
Knoxville, author Of the "Sut Loyen.
good sketches, has been appointed a
Conductor on the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad
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4 Ml.hinrton nisnatch snrs

1T is understood that Nv. Wyke, the
new British Minister takes out to Central
America positive instructions to propose a
treaty which, if the Central Americans re-
fuse 70 accept they will be held response
bic 10y al the world for prolonging an I'M
natural state of things between them
selves on the one hand and England and
America on the other. The only wish of
the British Government. and a wish mos,
0,,roaely felt. j, to come to loyal unde'-
standing with the United States about
Central American affairs"
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Camn MaahInn

There will b. Camp Meeting q, Salem camp
ground Jackson county, Miss, commencing on the
24h Of October next. Ministers Of the Gospel and
the public generally, are invited to atteed.
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an 4 writer i'm the Tictsi.rg .N.7i pro-
poses To transfer the remains and monu-
mcnt Of Dr. Bodlcv To % more suitable
place, the City having gradually move
away from the spot where the monument
now stands. DE-. Bodlev fell at the head
of the NicksLurg Volunteers. Of which
Company hc was Lieutenant, while storm.
ing the ,tronsholdof the Nick-burF gam.
blcrs, on the jth Of July. ISIS.
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(Erfrar'l an lifting the kettle from the fire It he
came unmauageahle, rilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely. almost 10 a crisp. Il was
fu sight The Mustang Lnlment appeared 20 extract
the pam. ID healed rapidly without sorehcsS and
left no scar Of account Truly yours.
THAHI - FOSTER
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TEN BRoECK WINS TWO MORE Vrrr,v,rs
Mr.. Ten Broeck's American t,yo-vesr oh
colt mplre has won two more races at
stockton England and is the prominent
iavorite for next years Derby.
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HORSES. CATTLE. &C.

Of years standing has been totally cured. Piss,
Ulcers. Tumors Running Sores, Scrofula Stiff joints,
Fclon~, swellnrs. Burns, Bites. Bois, Chaps, Neu-
ralga Salt RheHm aud all aches and pains upon
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Rm~lf you have a sick friend, just insist
upon the physicians using DARHY's PRo-
rHYLCTIC Fun in his room. You know
not how much it will add TO the comfort
and safety Of all who may attend upon
the uaticut
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Nysnensia And Fits.

An engraving is here given Of the principal herb
employed in tins medicine and all Of the ingredients
are to be found any drug store. ! will send this
valuable prescription TO any person the receipt Of
stamp - pay postage. Address
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN, No. q Grand St., Jersey
City. y.
Sept. q, 1859. sow
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The new suspension bridge now in
course Of erection over the Ohio, at Wheel
ing. will have q span of over 1000 feet.
twill De- composed Of four new cables
two .on each side, each cable being =
inches IN diameter, and containing l6Su
strand, of wire, making a single strand of
9.21G.uuo feet. or Las miles in length.
The estimated cost of finishing and com
plotting the whole structure !, 81 900.
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WI destroy Garden Insects Cockro1ches Bed Buqs,
Fteds Ants Moths and all pests Of the usr,nin kind
The Importance Of reliable article Of this kind is
inestimabe. In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes This powder is the only article
ever discovered which will sTtermnate them. A
company Of botanists from the Horticultural Society
Of Paris while amidst the ferns Of ASIA observed that
all insects lighting upon a certain kind Of plant very
soon dropped dead. This fact made use Of to
guard their night camps from these intruders QuaR
Titles Of the plant we're brought home by Mr. f. Lyon
and found positive insect destroyer in every eXper
iment. Il is simply powdered leaf chemically pre-
pared to RESIST the effect Of age and climate Medals
and Letters Patent have been obtained from the gov
ernments Of England, France, Germany and Russia.
from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medical and
horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the Preside mt OF the u. states.
~EEEcUrrvE MANSION, WASHINGTON, 3lst Jan. 1853.
"NR EsASUEI LTOS-Dear Sir: have the pleasure
TO inform you that the Royal Commission Of the
Worlds Far, at London, have awarded you Medal
ad SeTst' for the gTgGt vaIae q yGuy Magnetic
Chairman
The above was accompanied by a certificate Of
Prince Albert.
1T Is FREE FROM POISON.
NV YoRK. October lst 1853.
Ma. r. LT0N-Dear Sir: We have analysed and test
harmless t' Ial,I ana ioI1'sti, mai. I'M Ger
tan death when inhaled hy bugs. ants and insects
IAMES r Chiffon. NJ D. Chemist
~ = II - New yorJ, Wo.riaI.
Mr. Ions I. Ravr Sursriptsn5ent of the New York
Ho.ptaI. SAYS. he has erpeIe5 ali the hugs. ants.
reaches. moth. 6c ,,i,h LYONS Powder and finds II
of ,,,r,.,.., ,,i,,.,
E,-,. ,-g-,, a., i - Man,, t,,, 4, Ii
rect interest in an ,rticl Of M. kind Reference
c,, 10 .bo 80 :, ,,,lI,. o,,5 sgo,-oDoI.
80, II,,ol. =. 49,. ~. u.,l,., y, ~, 49,;
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All persons indebted TO the above firm
will please call Immediately and settle
their accounts. / will be found at the
Store of Messrs. James 4 Windham.
JOHN c. POWELL.
Sent 81 1870 5O2+
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421 BROAD STREET. Pm,nuPmI, Pa

Mr.. :. LIrcH HYDE Park, Vt, writes THAT the
horse was considered worthless" Ibis Spay-
n,j hut since the free use Of the Mustang Lnment,
] have sold him for $50 cash. Your Linment has
been doing wonders IN here
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Bas- The daily edition Of the Port Glib
son Reveille has been discontinued. A
tri-weekly issue will hereafter appear.
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LARGE SALE
OF
VAL UsfBLE LIND

.uANRNA. THE undersigned, as Agent
Aof DR.. GEO. w. CAMPBELL, of
p New Orleans, will offer at Pub
azzsDBsS lie Sale, in Paulding, on Mon
day, the third day of October, Election
day, if not previously disposed of at pri-
vate sale, that large body of Lands, lying
in Jasper County, and known as the Mar
tin Gordon. ir, Lands, described in the
surveys as follows:
The North half of Section thirteen; all
of Sections ten, eleven, and twelve; the
South half Of Section three; the North
half of Section twenty-four; the East half
and the North West fourth Of Section
four; all lying in Township three, OF
Range thirteen, East.
These Lands are within eight or nine
miles Of Enterprise, on the Mobile and
Ohio RAILROAD. They are mostly upip=
proved, but large portion of them is of
good quality, and all of them are valuable
for timber. The probability of the con
tinued increase in the price of lands
throughout this portion Of the State. ia
ken in connection with the very favorable
location of these lands in regard to facil-
ties for getting TO market, renders this q
rare opportunity for those wishing to buy
either for settlement and cultivation, or
on speculation.
S. R. ADAMS, Agent
p1,,LJ;u1 SAINT 81 1880 5O o.
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REysGNED.-The Hon. Thos. A. Hen.
bricks has resigned his position as Com.
missioner of the General Land Office. fol
the purpose Of running for the office OF
Governor of Indiana, and his resignation
has been accepted.
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Notice.


PUBLICATIONS. will be received at the LSna NJ vi
A ace Al Augusta Miss the srd day OF Octooer
next TO enter section So TowpsnnIEe I'I hsS5sfsr
East phChi IS-at
SAINT Tkh.lS6Q
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We shall commence the present week
10 print Election Tickets for about twelve
counties, and the names Of candidates
which are not sent us in time, will be ne.
cessarily LEFT out. Send on your orders,
gentlemen. at once.
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DRAWING Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Geor-
IL Ca. Class 81. at Augusta Georgia Saturday, Sept
10th, 1859. Wood, Eddy Co.. Managers.
Successors to Samuel Swan Co.
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Later from Central America.

NV Y RK, Sept. l4.-The Panama
stesmpship North Star, from Aspinwall,
with two days later intelligence than that
brought by the Star of the West, has ar
rived at this port.
Both the Central and South America
steamship had arrived at Panama with
important and exiting intelligence.
In the Republic of Costa Rica. another
revolution had broken out, which up to
latest accounts, however, had proved
bloodleSs.
But President Mora. the commander-in-
chief Of the military forces Of the State.
and Others had been formally exilsl and
driven from the country.
Sr. Jose Mciia Montea Ligre had been
named Provisional President OF the Re-
public.
From the South, the British mail steam
er brings the intelligence that the block
ade Of the port of Guayaquil. by the Pc
ruvian fleet. has been raised
IL was believed that peace between the
two republics Of Peru and Ecuador would
now follow.
NEw York, Sept. li-Among the pas.
~eurerS 10y the steamship Nor.h Star. ar
rived to-day from A-uinwall. are senior
Mora, ex-President of Costa Rica. and his
brother, Gen. Mora who were banshcd
from their native country by the new Gov
eminent.
President Mora's Government was over
thrown by body of conspirator~. under
the lead Of Gen. Salari. commanding the
forces of san Jose
President Mora, provisional successor is
Gen. IIrrar Martellca.o.
URNf y Ilv- Ia. arrival Rf tho
North star, We learn that the encrulch-
m"ut of sand and other debris i'm the har-
Dor. az Grrytown already reported as
gradually but steadily closing up the chan
mel. have 40 length put a stop to the navI-
CATION Of the harbor by any but the small
ct class vessels.
The foreign merchants and leading ma
tive citizens are cndeavCring to raise 10y
subscription a sum sufficient 10 meet the
expense of clearing ont the channel.
The rest Of the news from Nicaragua 10y
this arrival is not important.
FRov ECUNDuR.-The North Star reports
that the raising of the blockade of the
port of Guayquil, in the State of Ecuador,
by the Peruvian squadron, was merely
temporary, an armi,tice of fifteen DAYS
having been granted by Admiral Mariate-
cul. commanding the blockading squad
ron on board the Peruvian steam frigate
Callao.
NV NoEE, Sept l5.-The steamship
Africa. for Liverpool. today took out
oiHlHh IN specie on freight.
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4 SOUTHERN OFFusITIoNIsT.-Mr. IIFNRY
WINTER DAVIS, is by all odds the ablest
man Of the opposition party in Congress.
He has been put forward 10y his party
friends to meet STEPHENS, of Georgia. in
debate. on the floor of the House, and it
j. no discrelit to the matchless logician
and orator Of the empire state Of the
South, to say that he found in Mr..
DAVIS a foeman worthy Of his steel lie
i. man Of vigorous intellect, and has
been educated to the very highest point
of his capacity. A man with such giit-
and requirements must know when he
talks what he is talking about. lie Ia.
recently been nominated by the opposi
ton party in Baltimore, for Congress, and
a speech Of his, or rather the substance OF
it, Is reported in the papers. A. follows:
I'VE grow neither cotton, sugar, MOI
rice. Again: I'VE are interested in az
riculture, commercial and manufacturing
pursuits, and therefore our interests are
with the North. and with them alone -
II will further add. SAYS he. that Mary
land interests are sustained by the Oppo
sitiOn party Of the North and voted dOwr
| by Southern Democrats"
This Is from the ablcst man of the op
| position in the South and who, If the op
/ position obtains form and substance, vii
/ he one Of its chief leaders. How many o
our Mississippi men are willing to assist II
raising an opposition party to be led b.
/ such men, and to enforce such doctrines
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MISSISSIPPI COLLI.G.
CLINTON, KINDS COUNTY MISS.

CLINTON, KINDS COUNTY MISS
Number Of Students in the year just closed 10
'I'HE Ninth College Year will commence Monday.
i October -. 1889.
The new Brick Chapel, Ito feet long hy So feet
wide, and three stories high, is IN RAPID process Of
construction and will he the largest in the STATE
believe.
The Baptist State Convention at Lexington. Miss
1857, raised the endowment fund up to one hundred
and two thousand eight hundred dollars Csl02sUO)
With such an endowment to sustain IT, friends can
be confident that the discipline will be- decided and
heathfu, and the scholarship equal TO that Of the
most respectable colleges of the country
When the officers of unendowed colleges send of
students for vicousness laziness they take from
their pockets the amount Of their tuition The off,
GERS Of Mississippi College are not so circumstanced
Hence there is no temptation to tolerate lazy boys
with their low scholarship, vicious with their
irregularities.
Tuition for the whole year Of forty weeksr...s5o %
Contingencies, 90
Boarding, Including fuel washing, room &c-)
For further particulars see Catalogue Or address ~
l. n. uRNER.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Presidcnt-w. JORDAN benson. Vernon Miss.
| Tressurer-Ma JAMES ROACH,.....Vcksburg,
Rev. BENJAMIN WHITFIELD. ......Jackson, q"
Dr. VI. W. PHILLIPS ............. Edwards Depot.
Col J. W. WEILBORN,................. Clinton,
| DR. II. g. BLACKMAN ..............N Vernon,
Rev STEPHEN TILLMAN,..............PineB Bluff "
W. j. BklTTON-.....,...... Livingston,
Col w. 5 BALFOUR,~....--....-.. hatcher .
| MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY
| l. y TRNER, NJ l.. Duties Of Presidency and Profess
| sor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
| r. 4. SIZED, NJ. A.. Professor Of Languages.
u. W. &. WILLIAMS, NJ. 4, Professor Of Mathematics
| and Natural Philosophy.
| j IL YORK. y A II.tcr
mont. DNPe'N
Rev. i. r. FREEMAN General Agent
| s. $. CRANBERRY, Collecting Agent
Number Of Students. I7O.
Next Session opens October "a. 1852
CLINTON, Mss. Aug Il. 1859 15-or,
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AZ EplroR ~ D., Ban Fry.-Thc tavern.
from some cause, has been closed in the
town Of Pamela in this state. and our
spriehtly contemporary of the Star seem, to
have been placed ina eel fix thereby. lie
says:
should the "S'1r" fail to shine upon
your pathways next week, kind readers
YOU NAV conclude that for want Of 'nutri
tiouS aliment" we have "kertlumcNed,
caved. gone under, departed this life, cru.
ely starved out in a land of plenty. The
hotel. as advertised, will be closed on next
Saturday. and as the private boarding
houses have quit taking in" we have an
alarming prospect ahead. There are d
number OF others in our fix" and doubt
less there will be considerable dccreas,
in our population very soon.
Were it only Persimon time, we might
not have to say .fr0rrN' but, alas they
are not ripe and grfsa ones are not whole
some. Alas, alack. and well-a-day Po5
Pamela! Thy glory has departed ! Sclah
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Bank Notes.
MourtE SAINT l. 1850
NBw-oRLBANs MARKETS
COTTO.N:

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
AssINILATING TO THAT % LIVERPOOL.
Ntw-BprYaN- sent L IsEa
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stolen,
LNROM the subscriber. on the morning
4 81 the lith September, heavy Gold
Huntsmafl1s WATCH-the second hand
missing-had on the face side Cars and
Railroad plainly stamped-the spring that
opens it was quite loose-had also : black
ribbon attached, with the Medal of r.,
al Arch Mason-made of gold, with an
anchor in the circle, and the letters 6.
w. F. on the back, &c.
Any information so that can get it
will be literally rewarded.
G. w. FERRILL.
DtSnto. Sent. 81. 1850 5n-lt
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SprtiaI Nutitss.
LYOS'S MAGNETIC POWDERS,

H See advertisement ofDr. sANFORD's Liver InviE-
orator in another column. 1s-lv
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TO CONsUMPTIVEs.
s. A Clergyman having cured his son Of Con
sumption in IT, worst stages, after being given up Il
die, hy the most celebrated physicians, desires tC
make known the mode OF cure, (Which proves sue
Cossful in every casel 20 those afflicted with Coughs
olds anu Lg. sumption, and he will send the {,
nv address. free II cha--e. Address, enclosing two
lamps 10 pay return postage.
DANIEL ADEE,
oil Centre Street y. York.
Nor York March l6. 1859. 2}-ly
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stray Notice,

TAKEN up by B. A. Hit, fifteen miles
Il northeast OF Decatur, one Chestnut
Sorrel FiAey, three years old, with small
white spot in her forehead, left hind and
fore feet white-appraised at sixty-fve
dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM,
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ME. WALTER LErrER-As a portion Of
the record If this canvass, We place in our
columns. for the eye of the reader. and for
future reference, the letter Of Mr.. WNTEE,
accepting the nomination Of the Nick--
burg Wing for the Guhcrnatorial chair of
the state.
We do not deem it necessary to waste
words in commenting upon this letter
II is no more than fair to say that il /.
well written, and displays intelligence and
ability on the part Of the author. On the
question of protecting slave property in
the territories. il will be seen that ht
takes substantially the position Of Mr.
Douglas. Thi. will not do for our lati
tudc. and Mr.. Walter will lack many
/ votes Of reaching the Governors chair.
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MOBILE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION