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ST IoU1SPT James h. Luas-IN trls hoar, s6
ts wheat J. Henkel Co 100 SIS bsans. L.nfsey a
Fddlni % hris WHISKY. 90 bar d. 20 erls 1der. n n
Potter IS brs WHISKY 20 hall d. " n HgErd Cf
4 pEE mise, p Coasui 4 cook Eigvrs, etc g " Sanar-
rams mbdsd cider. Jarub Eechfoif; ! a. bzaan- 10 brls
laus c cardes a &C 5dubams, FousN. Ianescn q
Co 3 hW sewing mschinet, GrosTruor 4 Camp a Cos
hCa 50 hrE n1ur, Mackauh bruoEs y PKG leather, A
n Hsei sheefs mpler. y c BradiorA 10 hrls lsri oi.
TT Winiams a Ce 81 KS irun. A G KEzpp kc9 81
~ md PKG On Wadi okEs uadEsrz jos speehS $50
hrs us n s Brucf h Cos boz leEiher Dural, Ages a
Co 2bu leatheI. G BsrueT ] hag erass SEED 2hEE a.,
a. n & G HI ] reaper, Wlao1 a NormenE ~ hzs
medicine, gohnsn a Nay 90 hrs fur. smin a Porter;
bris Seer, 10 haf o.. uuka1Eui 9 pkgs r n rsdA Nu
Cuuniurhams Iruat- y Dufinn,
ST. LOUTs-Psr AGA snutf-I baz, strvaii a Nna-
Ell Ia, YES. Krssia a Cosi hh Hrs ab1 40
ans Eraress o..
NEW oRLEANs-Fer joan Ra1ne-S br. nufs. q
b1s earch 8 q chocolate, . hkds mdse. e sru ebrs
sErdnct Is hskfs vine, 2 bril-. Ices ardmes = Hara&
Co
KEW ORLKANs-psr CITY O. Nempbi- afu .
boa. I nne. fT rsshipmrnL
CINClNNATL-p ssitzerland-i h 81. 2 bxs
buElel 4 wheels 2 " nans Eh AFpeEn A Gs %
hris Hhiay -Weachea a Col hcX, Acomps 7hns. Sueed.
Eouehr a gusuGe; 2hNs. Fpllncr A Goctsini lbdx u
harris - KS Winaan 8 O.; q ieroe, hax. 9 e Hsf-
lni . b1H, guss. Br0vu Co sbales u boxes. O.
su, Hii a c. . case ssmpiel Michel q Co 2bxs, s y
Frrnaf DO. g " safarEnE u hES. ! keE , bis bua-
re uashtards, : IDS. at1s willow ware : hcls, ne-s
ua-. hlsEsf Bales rupes g horian A O.
ST 10 49, nHuiei Bo1ne-5oo 500 euras CAPS
ErsuE UrEs
HATcnIE RIrER-Pa SoH o. 600 fsu iun,-
W. .ALL
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The GAmTE-OWing to unfaForable wealth
Ct, the audience was not large at the Gsisty
Theater last evening Miss YsndeahOf and
Mr.. swinbourne, The new candidates for favor
here, appeared IN the tragedy. We viii speak
Of their merits hereafter. We are pleased to
learn hat Miss Irene Walker has been re-en-
gagged for the present season. The beautiful
play OF Tng5mar viii be presented this evening.
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VIEWS N J~ERrsALEM.-

VIEWS N JERrsALEM-Messrs. Geo. Patti
son s. CO. have received a handsome edition Of
views in Jerusalem" = neat and cheap little
work, containing descriptions Of memorable
localities IN and about Jerusalem, with descrip-
tons. The pictures are highly finished and
most beautiful works Of art, handsomely col
cred, aBdwiH be found useful to the student as
vel asa source Of qualification 70 the admirer
% -
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We would remind our readers hat
George ". Hanna, Real Estate Aucdouesr,
offers at auction, tbs moraiHs, the choice tract
Of suburban property, known o. the Porter
Place, orne Of fernando road and Walker
street, sub-dividsd into lots to suit purchas ers.
This is within site Of the State Female Col
isge, and sdioniDg The homes Of some Of our
best citizens Omnibases and refreshments on
hand as Bzusl. and sold on credited ore, two
and tbses wears.
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SIR JAMES 0LARKEss
CHL,ERR ATEn REMAI.E Pill

En AAL6 ILL
TINS Invaluable msdiche 10 unfauing 10 ~ cure a
Il al those Painful and dangerous diseases incidsui d
ne female oansafuu0n-
Il msderasss ell sxossses and removes IN obsiruci0us
from shaisFer cause, and . sPeeey cure may Be relied On
10 \ LADIES.
Il h peculiarly suited. II win. In . shart zine, briug q
TIE monthly period win regularity.
cAUTIoNy =
nss Pfns should noi Be taken b. females that 81
pregnant during ne hrE trse nourha - nsT are sur
% bring On klsaarriGgei but a every otAer time, and in
every othsr case, they are perieely safs.
In al cases o. Serv0us and Spinal Ansotions, Pains In
TIE Bad ans Limbs. Hssviness. Fatigue o. sMg I sxsr.
noa. PalpitAion q ne Heart, Lovne= o. Spirit. Hys-
,sris. Sidk Hes1schs. white, and sn tie painful dis
eases oaossioae4 By dsoraered Eysten, uhess Pns vii
efec . cure wheu all cher means have failed.
Pun d-irscions IN ne pamphlet srouhd each package,
vhEr shoa be carefully preserved
A bstle oontainihg 50 pals. and eacirded with the
Government stamp q Great Britain, osu Be sent post
free, fr 81 and s POSTAGE Eiamps.
Sole AGENT for ne United Staies End Canadass
JOB M0SE5s HocheSer. n 4
p Chandler & Co. Memphis, Wholesale and Retail
AErnif. and old BY All respectable druglsz
- BEWARE-S0me unprfaoiPid dcdlers tn 70
eel other pins on phich they realise m0rc PrQH Be
NOT dscsiued- Say Sir Jdnef cidrtss end no othsrs.
Al HrwawTw
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DAnAsE TO rHE MEMPHIS am CHAnLEs-
Ton RArIRoAD.-The mail and passenger train
over he Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
due at thar past three O'Clock YESTERDAY after
noon, did not srive until twelve O'Clock last
night. The delay is attributable. doubtless, to
Tuesday. We learn that there are 10 less
than three breaks in the embankmsHt hence 10
the Juncfion-
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MORRIS CEMETERY.

THIs CemeierF and crcunds having been recently pur-
II hased b. ne EimWaof CeupauV. al parties hsving
fuends or relatives inferred, or owning lots % the Norris
CemcerE. VIII BE- allowed a. chlase On equal amount q
cr1und from nemou eligible sn1 teaurfui sites o. he
Eimwuad CemfieT for burial purpzeas ant bodies Val
30 removed aBd rs-interrd when desired b. NJ. James
Stewart. Who Wil be foEnd AZ has NURSERY. near KIN
wuri. AZ The expense uf said COMPANY
The Eruunds eocupiedhy ne Norris Cemrtery lyinE t0l
cllEuausf % he ErqWlng wants of TIE utY viii be o.
more used fg burial purpose d being apparent. nat 81
suzh USE were continued. a. would, a. NJ distant period
BE- Iudemne a. a uuisanus while ne ElmHad Gene
terry beng incorporated undir a pe1petusl charter anf
sumdentiy remote from the city. viii. asserting % ne
plan q it. P~ro5ertors- b beaulned and Adorned On ne
handsumest n .uner and kept in perpetual rrpalr-
~ order af me bard o. Manaeers.
JOS. LEEOW.
rr--Wm Presidfuf o. Ffmu-oaf Cemete-v
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MEMPHIS
jockey Club Races
- 49,
THE SPRING MEETING OF 1859

lnE cfhlNO MEEIlNG OF l6os
HTILL oommence On NCEDAY. ne ID ATO NAY.
w ieH. via q sEnepsfafe fr 81 azpsc fur nile
sests 500 sussriptisn. 50 iurfsis ne elub q "a
$40. Cios q With seven suhsrrihsrs-
TUESDAY, Nay 1hrsdiey sake fr , year olds. mile
heats 500 sub-ripnon, 50 furfsis ne Club . I'D
$40. Ctosrd with eve suhsoribeu.
AhE DAr-Joksy Club Purse 500 mile heats best
ans
WEDNESDAY, Nay AJetry ohus Purss ssoo, thrss
mile heats
THURSDAY. Nay &oaey ciuh Pu-ss 500 to nhs
heats.
FRIDAY. Nay SHsrding saEf fr ; year oiss TO
mile heats 500 subscripcisu, 800 furfeft ne car to
I'D 500. Cosed via four Eub-cribeu
SATURDAY. NAY EPoststste ~ III urrs. four Mn.
heatg $50 suhscripuuu, piAy O. pay % nsue a.
he Dsti ne Cub % "a AGO.. Clossd u1n sE sub-
suihers.
wsis gver ne eurss entities a borss 20 ne fuu
Apount q goctey Cub Purses.
since ne last Anuaz PAL Meedw many imnrt,ut
additions have been made 10 the improvemsnts- 81 ~
oourse % 49, N oSuplete order A Rev stand has
been erectrd. desiEuct fr ne ne q ne lsdieE. uith
FFev arpliutmeut for heir n1uvrnienoe and aoo1mmo-
daii1n. nd raeg are espeaally iuvited b atfend.
A special train VIII leave ne Charleston D-pot dsilv
ate o'clock A. n and every fhirty minutes thrreauer
uutl 9 ?. ~, 70 oonFey visitors % aof from ne Rsos
Groundz- WM~ H0rNnTRrF
aps-dim P~rerrietcr
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAuRoAD.-It
he generallF known that the running Grange
meHts q this road were entirely broken up BY
the late food, and that It has been wholly mop
srative Tor several weeks. The read has been
greatly damaged BY the overflow ard the road
bed IND suPsrssructars are under water nearly
all the distance hence 70 Madison. In some
localities the grades have been washed away,
and This remark spPIes particularly to the d.
visioai in the vicinity Of the Black Swamp. L
seems that tie natives over there are disposed
70 uyt process o. la-ying, as q gentleman Of
Msuop made a ssg for $500 on the concern,
yesterday. for old Indebtedness.
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HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
&c.-H you are in van Of such goods, read
advertisement Of Lownes, Orgill s Co, on
fourth page.
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REcoRpER's CoUKr-There were thirteen
cases before the Recorder yesterday bat nOne
North reporting, the charges embracing no
thing more serious than drunkenness, vagran-
ey and fgh6ug. OF the dnes assessed, but
$40 was collected, and there were several ad-
ditions 10 the chaIn-ganE.
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sEzNoN 70 LAwERs-Rey- DR.. Ieasdale
viii deliver a forensic discourse his evening in
the First Baptist Church. Gentlemen Of the
legal profession and citizens generally are re-
specially invited to attend We learn that
this sermon in cher cities has been listeped to
with ne most profound interest, and resulted
In Dc hesf rorsrauences.
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CITY sOHooEs-Ue Superintendent requests
Us to state that there win be weekly review
Of the schools OF Mrs Hampton and Miss Raw
ings, at the NAVY Yard, o. Friday morning
The friends and patrons Of the schools are
earnestly invited 10 sttend. there is to be no
special preparation FOR these occasions If IL
simply an examination Of the classes upon the
studies Of the week. ThisPlsnhss been adopt
ed, and win be continued, with view 70 excite
a more lively interest on the part Of parents,
and tho public general. in the condition ard
management Of the schools.
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- There was a very disgusting scene IN
the rieiHity Of Port Pickering We terday after
noon. Alargs party o. both sexes had assem-
blsd to see a prize fight between two women Of
he fancy. One Of the Amazon's met the aP-
pointneut. Int the other addnt come to dne-S
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MAS committed o. the Mrmuhis City JAN ongG
w Maroh p. a negro man calling himself al -
DAY says be bellugs % George Tarry, o. Jrffr-
s11 uuutv. Mss. Ssid negro ls 1f fa-k o1pper-A
co.r S feet s J- 9 inches hlEh uLI weigh 10 0r leo
pounds says be is psrt Indiana d-=h marks visible
auF-wH d MaLLnRV Tn11r~
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.HNfIcP.


WTHEREAs ny wife. REBECCA BOWLETT has Ien
w my bed AMI board without just cause. D hereby
iurewaru al perEan whatever. that viii - b. resn1n-
sble for any debts made or oourrsrted in ans Wuy by her.
a. ! en- detFrmiued from ths date. % dissolve au con-
ne-tion md liabilities with hr Or on her aouull
". H. ROWLETr.
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trustees sale

nN virtue o. . dred o. trust eNecried to me b. Iahn
ID Kelly, % secure TIE payment o. certain claims here
an speclrr1, IN favor % Ernest levy. Gated March Ifh,
1855. and reclrtrt IN ne EeEisicr's one fer Saaily
onunu. Teln-- a. Raieigh, 10 Bal Ne. -. p1Eea as.
80, Gi and 81, viii On MONDAY, he 81 day ui Nay,
ialoNlng afscrited bt Or parcel o. ErOunL. with ne IN
rrovemcuf nere0n, situated 10 TIE city q Mcmphu
ouuuty % Shelly and state q rcnuessee, o-Wif Belur
part ofut 70. Oe) one huudrcd AMI ninety. on ne plot
u the cu q NeupAis, berlunlng a. q point fll tEcufy
feet n1rfh o. The soufh-west corner ~ aid Tot No. $50,
the corner o. Winchester AMI Nam Streets running
hence nurthuardiya and with eastune q Main 81 90 fees
thence easfwardy and AZ right Engies win Nain street
and parallel with Wlnrhesisr street 50 feeti henoe
souiAwardly and parallel with Nan 20 feet. % a point 90
feet firm Wlnchester street; thence WestEardly 50 rect
o. the , scilniuE- The title % thc ahoFe property j be-
ucvef b b. sod but I shan conFry aniy a. trustee.
hiEhs - redempuon barred ~ the terms % ne deed.
ms the sh day o. APRIL 1850
apio-3v ". LTREADWELIs TrHiee.
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INNTVEREARV


TIE N|NlNkRaART Celebrates % The Eun1uesu S.
Il uety vii take place the ash ~ hitmuuih, a. he 81
nulllsl College, LaGrange, neun- q. D. Barnes D. M
aratlr elect Gone one. come aIs Who wish % hear
something really eiuqueus frum THE dstleEuishgd orator.
nrrn-wafa
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M THURSDAY NExT, ne IN, At IN o'cIoot A a
" ~ Iufn sen 3 10 - likely negroes e. aux
ton. sod viii hereafter have anciau sales q IA
nsgrces every THURSDAY during he year. ~
BTR Hi
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7 s SCOTT
n. S. RUTHERFURD s co.,
General Commission Merchants


II s. R-UTEERFCRD a 20 viii nre promra anI
Il . urefui aitsuuou y al o-ousIEmmeus from heir
c1-repoadentE fuT sale Ia 81 Louis. ant respectfully 80
let rrdenE Cor ne purchase 81 Hemr. lahacao. Fi0ur,
Part. Rzoun, Lard, Lead aud Qfher Western Pruduas.
T1fy beE % refer O. Messrs A. T. Ea1WFt s. Co.
Neg Eorki jean GriEE Esl- PhiadeiPhias Robert A.
Barnes. Eaq J A. Brownie Ess President Merchants
BanE S. Louis s Cochran a Co.. New Tori; Henry
Grambo. ESQ, Cashier CommouEealh Bank. Phlade-
phias James n. Lucas Esg-, 81 Louis J. J. Andersen.
Ep. President Bank Of ST. Louis mzra2-iy
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e Now that he warn weather Is near at
hand, we would recommend our readers to look
through he large stock Of ice cream f~reezs1s,
ice chests, refhgerstors, together vita every
article in the Housekeeping line, to be found al
Iugraham q Lees, Nc. as Main street
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THE IMMENSE DEMAND
FOR
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

DlNUEnN Oh W lNu WAJHiNED
TTAsr snisred morc extensive ao1lmmoiatans ueces
III ary. A END = SALESROOM has been
dsri % al 10. 80 Main street, ncNt dor % AcEIuneJ
Cos Furniture Store, oaanediuE VITA he latter upo1
ne s.1uu4 ruar-
ne rcpuaton q: SINGER SEWING MACHINES
b. ~ eru s-fahished. DO 10 deemed superan1us 10 szFs-
uatr la11 heir merits. especially since BE- t Customary
o. afrarti9e every kind u sewing Machiue, Wheeler
caI Cr I'd a. superior. or e. least egual b. all others.
BIZ assertion Is not prod. ami NJ sensible persun I'll
Trust D a pghug Advertisement, while be can avail him
self % the opportunity o. lu.ging BY psrzcnal I~lspectior
what Maahins is best suited % hs purress
nj impossible Tor the purchaser z a singer Machine
90 Do Geosived. simply because each Machine B. old VITA
rhe privilege af returuing DC In a nven tine II it should
DIT proR % BE- what Il ves represented
Were 10 Necessary, Ne cuuid polnf = a volume o. facti
Illustrative q the maxim; suoceEs Is s sure eylienoc
O. merit" t. Is well Known fhat T. n SINGER and -
Ward Cara. sbo constitute ne arm q IL singer \
Co. have becume miuimaires. i h an u~ndeniatle fact,
that SINGER Maehines have always commanded q hiEhei
price. aud that here isamrch larger urmber o. thea
odd thar Of .uy other hind. and that hundreds 81 thess
Malhines have been In constant daily use for Upwards Of
seven years, being stu In E1ol condition.
Sincer's neW mandatory In New York. l. considered a
semarkahie structure even in that city q mammoth e.
ablishmeuts; yet with an thse immense ncilles they
are barely able q supply ne demand which has mrre
than doutled since ne uhliehasdisoavrredth e mafcisn-
with whirh the Whole oauufrv B. deirred.
Thase VINO are not pasied In the sewinz Hachine trade.
would % wen to make q ho-ough examinatiun before
huyinE.
r. Prices q sInrsr's Machines from SIS % $50.
~ H.-~H EmEWE MAY HnnwF
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
ne globe, is the Consequence Of a diseased action
l thu system, induced By the poisonous miasn Of
ra1-tlhle decay. This exhairdon Is evolved By
ioa Of solar heat on wet sol. and nses With
.He Flicy upor from il. While the sun IS bdou
rc f1Iizoa tins vapor fingers near the eaTths sur
face. and the virus S taken WITH Il through the
l into the blood. Thsrei Il sets as an irritating
i DO oa the internal viscera and exersang organs
tic body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 70
rte not only this virus, but also the bile from
he h19d- Both theErus and the BILE Accumulate
70 tle circulation, and p1oducc violent eonsum-
i1nll disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
r7nrh sympathize with the liver, and become
s .rlcrrd also. Finally, the instinct Of orr or
-r am. Is II IN an attempt % eXpel the uoxiou5
lufailu. colcentates the whole blood Of the body
T the i1isrnal excrctones % force them % east it
1ut. The blood leaves the surface. and ushes 20
tc central organs with congsstive violence. This
IS the CHILL. But in this efortithls. Then the
FEvEl pillows. in which the blood leaves the cen
lul organs and PUSHES 70 the surface, as if IN
mother effort to expel the irritating poison through
that 0hsr great excretory-ths SKIN In this
also Dc fails, and the system abaucous the attempt
exhlus,ed. ard waits Tor the recovery o. strength
% repeat the hopeless effort another day These
are the fEs OF par0xysms Of FErER AND Ao1E
Such constitutional disorder WI 81 course under
mine he health n l. IS not removed
We have labored 70 and. and have found, an
rufr1nfa-
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g ne overland mail suived a. o'clock
yesterday m5rnirg-hree DAYS and I've hours
ahead Of tims-briHging dates % The 2lst Of
March I laid elght hours in Helena waiting
for a boat
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A MONG ne --latest iuVeuticns in Optics, here Is no
u bing mare instructive and amusing uan The
stere0so1pe. The Stere1acope Views are lupressiQus
from Nature. represeutug TIE hnest Scenrries Cities
and Mongnen-s iu Europc and this cuunryl Which view
I'd through this Instrument. show hose ediects in hold re-
lief, actually As they are, and thus are ne best models
fnr Artsts give he best idea Of iorelgn Countries and
Art and make the nnest parilr oruameuts
Citizens aud stanEers visiting the city should notn TAI
% csu On c. MULLER Oprciun. 81 Maiu street. oppo-
aie FruTins s. stegarts BiocE. ard examine hese mag
uifcent Views
Just received. ne arrrst and dnesf o1Necucn q
VIEWS % Eurupe and o. ne United sates
100 Gffreut View % ne City % Paris
800 Mf-rent View % Switzerland, Austria. Germany,
and rgrol-
900 iferent Views % ne Kline.
900 fidsrrnt View r Italy. Coustsntinaple, Greece,
E-ypt Nahia. Palestine and ne Hoy Land
400 diTsrent VieuS o. Lonfln-
500 scruers o. EnEland. Ireland. Suuaud, statues,
Panty Groupes. etc.
100 beautifully ILLUMINATED iutsriar an1eKterior views
Of Paris and Lani1n. Also
500 Glsz views % Euops and 0lac1wtry.r ain md
ouiared o. Nature.
Niarsra Fau-Wiuter AID SUMMER Vle~s
Ca1km M1uuiains
Washiurton AMI vicinity
Arfa great many cher arficiel to uumerlA o. men-
lou Cone quick md secure choicc NleEs
C. MILLER 81 Main street.
mn-fr H-rwrw Oar. u-Hrfnn A sHrwnrfa Wf1rE
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Desirable adams Street Property for

UTE have . H0Uss and LOT On Adams street. near
w Third street uomuE AZ feet b 1ssN deep.
nr boss rsEis A0r 500 per year. and vii BE sd Al q
FFru harEa.n ~ Immediate appi1linu i nade-
ri NLso
A On Cart street. beyQna ne bzyou. fronune -
feef - ltSs ceep Tbe rmpfgsemsuts re neat and
olr.f1rtstie reuts ~ 500 per Fear. Possession IN -
uVen NJ r~grchasfr - 49, Ne sbqyf p=zrerty I -
desirable ~residence ss a. la hs-n cd-red Ms a.lsoa.
"a are offered ~ xsry ~ nearess
Spis-iv koSsAR&I. rrrREz a 70.
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BoLb RoBERV-As Mr.. ". A Baker, the
accomplished foreman Of The BuIktta newspa-
per ohos, was Walking hons at alats hour
Tuesday night, be was confronted, g~sroted
and robbed at the corner Of Main and Beals
streets, b an adr0it Tuf5an. HIS iRjurissw were
bat triflg, and his 'Wses embraced a silver
watch, a pair Of gold sPeetseles and a pocket
wallet, containing some postage stamps.
Luckily, he bad made q deposit Of monsy dur
ing the afternoon, and had no change in his
possession a. the tine otherwise he would
20 DOUBT have lOsta large smouut-@between
two hundred dollars" perhaps as Aremus
Ward would saw
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In another column, see The advertisement Of
GEoRGE PkTTIsoN & CO. Booksellers and
Statiohers, 265 Main street, near Madison
street. jebI7-tf
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PEHsoNAI-J0hn Calhoun Kay. Esq Of
Lexington, Ky, q popular Newspaper cores
Pondsat- graphic and raey writer and genial
gentleman-7 atthe Gavoso House.
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Owing to the fearful storm Las evening
our news ~ telegraph is very limited his
morninr
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FCerTrvE TAKEN.-A fugitive slave was
captured on Tuesday stHoPshsld. ARK, under
the following Circumstances He was seen to
leave he HoPsdsld landing IN a dug-oui BY
NJ. Evans and another gentleman connected
viii the fsrrF, both Of whom pursued him In a
sHf. WheR the two men approached TIE ne
gro and ordered hin to surrender himself, he
made an attempt TO cut his Pursuers with an
axe, two Of which Implements be hs4 IN the
canoe. The negro, however, was knocked out
Of the canoe iato he river BY one Of the men,
and caught BY the hair OF the head, and was
thus towed to the shore. he was ser. to Ma
mon, the county seat Of Crittendsa county,
YESTERDAY.
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