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= TIRE DEMOCRAT

DEATH OF TIRE Fire KISG. Died in
New York. on the 3Oth ult.. DIR. Julien
Layier Chabert, the Fire King" aged g.
.years-died Of pulmonary consumption
Ut. e. SaS native Of France. and came to
TINS country In iS32, agd was first intro
duced to the public at tho lecture room of
the old Clinton Hall, in Nassau street.
New ork, where he gave exhibitions by
entering hot oven Of his own erection.
ana while there gave evidence Of hi, sala-
mander qualities by cooking beef steaks.
to the surprise and astonishment of hi.
audiences. II was a question to many
whether the Doctors oven was red hot or
not, as he never allowed any person toap.
/ preach him during the exhibitions OF
take part IN the proceedings. lie made a
| tour 1T the United State. in giving these
l exhibitions, which resulted in financial
bankruptcy. At the breaking out of IN,
cholera in 1892, he turned doctor. and an
/ pended NJ. ID. to his name. and student,
his newspaper advertisements claimey
for him the title Of the celebrated Fir,
/ wing. the curer Of consumption. the max
er o. Ltis4te lotion, &c.
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SEE 70 rT.-Let no reader Of to-day's issue fail to
peruse the notable advertisement Of Prof DARBr's
PEoPHrL'CTTC FLUID. From personal observation as
well a. from prevalent rumor We are fully able to
confirm the favorable opinions Of our numerous Co
temPorarcs. who lavish in their praises Of this
ineritorious article
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Ill AfhNlE sur
NelC York, March l6, 1859.

HS-Thousands Of females die annually for want Of
remedy for the ailments to which they are incident
The only such remedy we know of il Sir James
Clarke- Female Pills. They put up in bottles,
containing 50 pills, with circular containing e1p-
ctdrectons, and sent post free for 81 and postage
stamps They well known 10 he the only sure
and safe remedy for female diseases and obstruc-
tons from any cause See new advertisement IN an
other column.
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Mexican Mustang LInIment.

The popularity Of the Mexican Mustang Lin
tment, = co-extensIve with the civilization Of the
globe. Other articles claim acri1te pain and dis
tres--this cures. Family Physicians, Government
Hospitals, Farmers, Planters, Farmers Liverv-men.
&C. have practically demonstrated this fact through
out the world No article ever before received such
undivided praise and support from Medical and Sci
I e,grFtic mon
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TO CONSUMPTIVEs.

Sc Clergyman having cured his Of Con-
sumption in IT, worst after being given up TO
die, by the most celebrated physicians, desires to
make known the mode Of cure. (Which proves sucS
cessful in every case) to those afflicted with Coughs
oIds and Consumption. and he will SEND the same to
ny address, free Of charge. Address enclosing two
tamps to pay return postage.
DANIEL ADEE,
I'll Centre Street, y. York.
Nelr InrL March IL $50 Oily
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Stray Notice.

HAKEN up and strayed before Benia-
L min w. White, Esq, 10y William
Molds, a two year old Colt last spring
sorrel, with a white streak in its face, with
its right hip knocked down. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take it away, or it
will be dealt with as the law directs.
J. B. COUGH,
Ranger J. C.
Sept II, 1889 49-3t
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Tur naLrtuour REFoaw MoyEuENr.-An
immense nesting 81 the citizens Of Balti-
more was held in monument square, on
the sth inst. 10 set on foot movement
bv which Il isintended to free that devo-
ted city from the bloody rule Of ruiian-
lam and violence under which Il has 40
long suffered The telegraph accounts
say,
h Is estimated that fifteen thousand
persons we're present. Tho utmost har-
nlony characterized the entire proceed
inrs. A preamble and resolutions were
adopted. setting forth clearly the objects
of the movement.
The resolutions are conceived in a dig
niRed and Independent tone. One OF
them requires the appointment OF spe..
cial police on election day each city ward
10 have corps Of two hundred msn
II was also resolved 10 nominate indie.
pendent candidates tor the City Council
Tor city magistrates, sheriff. constable
state Attorney, and Judges OF. the or
Thans Court. ~
Another resolution demands that May
or SWAMI shall appoint honest and faith
full Judges Of eleotion. to see that every
iegal voter shall come 10 the polls an,
deposit his vote undisturied.
The meeting was addressed W Nessrs
William George Brown, George Gill, ani
Hodges.
The meeting is universally regarded q
a powernil demonstration Of the conser
vative element Of Baltimore. and promise
unmistakeable success In redeeming th
ritv from the reign of rowdyism.
several efforts we're made during III
evening by the rowdies 20 interrupt ia
proceedinvs Of the meeting.
These disgraceful attempts were, how
rver. promptly put down.
Ansr the adjournment Of the meeting
.ha.gsr,r. the rowdies took possession q
.,be ulate,rm, and one Of their number a
,,omptoa 70 harangue the crowd. The
-, howsver. ordered 10 disperse, an
'.,,,,, .bowing resistance and dispositio
~ ,.reate general disturbance, the polio
I'D hneen Of the most promineI
s,wdi.. and carried them 20 The locku
Tbsir rest and confinement wess haI
II ,s,,L -. satisfaction. and their marel
with strong, 'scovt o. polioe; 70 the y. ioG ,
M NV va. secompa ,icd ~ loud Pisildi Z, !
tRe people and the waving q bop l,Las
chiefs by the ladies along ,,"e 49,
through which the police hurrie,.
prisoners.
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A Strange and Anomalous Confession
Of Murderer.

On TUESDAY last. at six o'clock in the
morning, the Court House bell in our
town was rung. which incident caused sew
eral gentlemen to repair to the Court
House to ascertain what was the matter
\ negro man. the property of Mrs X.
Mayiield, the ringer Of the bell, stated 10
our constablc.SMr. X. Cook. that on the
night previous. Monday. his wife. negro
woman, the property Of DR.. VIM. y.
RaineS, Of this county. was killed under
the following circuR, That on the
night above mentioned, he got to his wife :
house late in the night, and found a ne
gro man named Lewis. the property of
Or. Raines. in her bed. that he gathered
an axe and proceeded TO the bed, struck
at Lewis with his weapon. but missed him.
and that Lewis wrenched the axe from
him and struck at him and killed his wife.
The constable then took charge Of him
and walked him to the Jail.
Since the foregoing statement was made.
a gentleman from the neishborhood whore
the murder took place, states that the &C.
count of the negro Is false, and that it was
a premeditated killing on his part. The
negro woman was literally butchered 10y
the bloodhound william. On tomorrow
he will be tried under our statute whether
or not the crime committed j. proven tc
be capital.-Hrra1H3o Mss Press.
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AdmimistratOr'S Notice

III ne ITo0d7t I0VfE Q JaNpFF I00HTV i9707t
II Mississippi.
To Eliza Cooley, widow and relict of DAN
TEL COOLEY, deceased and all other
persons interested in the settlement o!
said estate:
DLEASE take notice The undersign.
i ed, administrator Of the estate of Dan
lei Cooley, deceased, has presented his
first and final account of his administra
ton on said estate to the Probate Court
of Jasper County, Mississippi, and will at
the next November term thereof, apply
for its addition and allowance.
MIDDLETON COOLEY, Admir-.
Sept. II, 1859. 49-5t
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asiy- We call attention to the card Of
Messrs y. q. Kr,v q Co, Mobile, general
Commission Merchants and dealers in
Western produce, &C. These are business
men. and will attend promptly and we'll
h the orders 81 customers. Give them "a
rnII whom Won % Do The city.
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DR.. J. 3. Kennedy. for the state Senate


DR.. J. b. Kennedy. for the State Senate
Dr KENyrpY j. candidate in oppo-i-
I ton to the nominee Of the Monroe Con
vention for the State Senate. The br.
. defines his position in this wise; first by
. opposing the resolution that was intro
7 duccd in the Monroe Convention, plcdg-
+ ing the citizens Of this District. 90 vote
/ Cor a man in favor Of passing law, impo-
sing upon them a direct taxation for the
construction Of the Gulf and Ship Island
I Rail Road Secondly. that he broathes
pure and Democratic principle. believing
thi. 10 be in the true sense Of it, meaning.
the only true and national party now
known to the country, and that the time
has arrived. when the sons 81 liberty. and
every true patriot Of the whole SOUTH
should rise in one solid phalanx, in be-
half Of her interests against the fanatic
ar,re--ions of the North. We have no
doubt but that the pr. will meet the en-
tire appreciation Of every true patriot
throughout this whole District \ man
OF a more noble and patriotic heart lives
not-a gentiemaE in every sense Of the
word-a man too Of talent. Just the kind
Of a man the people Of thi- District now
need. 10 represent them in our approach
ing Legislature-onr who is able 10 meet
the crisis and emergencies which are
likely to uisc in the North, and in our
immediate state. We can assure the Dr.
and his friend. everywhere in the District
that his prospect, OF au election are most
hattering. lie will beyond doubt
beat the nominee in thu, section OF ia,
District two to one. and we are happy to
say. that this is the case in every part
Of the District that we have been able Il
hear from as yet.
we do not deem it necessary to say
any thing further in behalf Of the Dr., a
he anticipates visiting the people public
~ IN every part Of the District that tim,
Will permit him to do; at which time hi
manly appearance, talents and virtue
oratoricai endovments. which he is pos
I. sessed OF a. aspeaker and DICTATOR. vii
: speak for him with that weight aud powe
70 which It would be impossible for me T.
L. give him in this article. We will cor
cIude by merely saying to the voters of tn
District that old Perry will roll up in .,
tober next an overwhelming majority. ia
n. the hoE. J. B. KENNEDY.
-. -ryvfr~ ~ T.r-,T..,sr, -
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on saturday ad September. 1859, the
annual celebration of Oak Bowrev Social
Circle took place, according 10 previous
announcement in the Ebcnezer Church.
Claiborne Jasper county, which was kind
" let for the occasion. 4 large assemblarc
Of ladies and gentlemen we're present to
witness the procession, and to hear the an
nual address. Several Of the brethren and
sisters from Paulding Circle were present.
The procession was formed AT I o'clock
r. n. and marched in good order from th,
school.house 10 the church. In the alb
sence Of the Rev. 7. n. N,FIEH, who wa.
TO have spoken on the occasion, the Rcv
TuowAs y. Bars, Baptist minister was re-
quested TO address the congregation Cd
the subject Of Temperance Alter praye
by TuouAs l.. LrNDTR. Mr.. Balm spoke fo
three quarters Of an hour, from the word
Of solomon. Prov. 2nth chap. aud 1T YET
/ A select piece Of music was then perform
/ cd. which brought the meeting 10 a con
clusion. This circle is in prosperous con
dition. and has recently enrolled e goodl
/ number Of members 4 vote Of thank
was kindly rendered by said circle to th
speaker Tor the pble and satisfactory a,
dress delivered Oh tite occasion.
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Public Speaking.

ions !. PrTTus. the Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Mississippi, and +.
Il. Burt, Democratic candidate for Audi
tor of Public Accounts, will address the
people at the following time, and places
here mentioned:
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Stray Mule,

STRAYED from me on the 18th
va of August, small Brown Mare
d&AMG%M Mule, about ten or twelve years
old, with a scar on her right hip. will
pay a reasonable reward for the delivery
of said Mule to me, near the old Mission
airy stand, in Jasper County, or if any per
son will take her up, and inform me of it
by addressing me at Paulding, will pay
him for his trouble.
Z. +. HAND.
Sept II. 1859. 49-tf
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az The friends of Judge j. =. Crsu-
usv. were b. have given him e cumpli-
meutary banquet at oxford, on the 9th
inst. a. a testimonial Of their respect and
esteem COZ him. on the eve Of his depar.
tule 20 serve the Government in foreign
country
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The Hon. y. H. Claiborne. formerly
and for many years q member of Congress
from Virginia, died very suddenly at his
residence in Franklin county, Va. on the
18th ult in his sd wear
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The District Conference Of the Congre-
gational Methodist Church. will convene
at Green Valley Church. on next Friday,
10th inst
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Senator Douglas, it is stated. intends to
take the stump in Ohio for the democratic
party. He will help it considerably, if he
work as hard as he did in Illinois. His
arrival at Columbus, in that state, on the
9Th inst, was greeted with great cordialitv.
At Cincinnati committee of five hundred
had been appointed to welcome him.
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NECK-TIES II Nav NuRE.-A New York
paper remarking that avery great bust
ness is done in neck-ties. in that city.
Mr.. Prentice, Of the Lgae1Ns journal,
rather pcrtly. if not rartinently observes.
certainly not half -omuch ~ there ought
to be-
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No duel has taken place between GEN
erals Canrohert and Mel. 1t was can
aci-the polite French synonym of what
wG call liz.
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Letter from Major BLACKWELL.

MR. Enron Having Just noticed a
communication in your paper signed
Many Voter" calling ON myself. pr.
IIrEY. and Mr.. GAsQuE as candidates for
Legislative honor. &, explain what will
be- our course IL elected. upon the subject
Of the school law for this county, passed
at the last term Of the Legislature, by the
Hon VI. +. CAREY, have no hc>itaucy in
giving my views on that or any other sub
I jet, a. TO what my course would be- If
| honorcd with a scat in the Legislature.
have expressed my opinions on that
/ subject before and since the passage Of
+ that act, that ] thought ]! would be better
to have selected some suitable. healthy
location. not Raleigh in particular and
/ build suitable buildings for Male and Fe-
male school, with the school fund of the
county. and employ suitable and comps-
tent teachers for the purpose Of educating
orphans and children. whose parents are
not able to educate them. As the fund
Of this county is small and in my iudg-
ment, upon distribution in the numer-
Gus townships would no; be Of much ben.
eft, il would be more subject to be care
lessly managed. than if 1t was under the
control Of trustees Of one school. But a,
the law has been passed, and steps ar,
being and have been taken 10 carry it out
for one, say let it stand, and should
/ be elected to the Legislature. shall
not sanction a repeal of the law. unlcS.
instructed by majority Of the heads o
families in each township, and so far as
know. a large portion, ii not q majority o
the people. are in favor OF the law, At pres
cnt therefore. presume no such instruc
ton il likely to come up. hope this vii
be satisfactory to those voters that wish t,
know my position. Mes-rs. HrEY an,
GAsQuE can answer for themselves.
And. Mr.. Editor. do not wish it to b
understood that ! disapprovc the cour,
Of Hon. NJ. Z. CAREY, in passing the law
a. ] am Of the opinion that hc acted un
b der Instructions from some portions O
the county, and have no doubt but tina
those who requested him to pas, the act
did 50 in good faith. and hope that
may result in great good.
Very Respectfully.
!. g.. BLACKWELL.
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MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The Hon. J. VI. Harris was re-nominated
for Congress by the Americans Of the
Third District. Ii j. reported that John
?. Kennedy is to be the Independent can
didata IN The Fourth Congressional Dls.
trict, against the Hon. Henry Winter
Davis
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SECRETARY FLoYp.-We are gratified to
be able to state that the health Of Secre-
tary Floyd j. much improved, and that in
q very short time he will resume his du-
ties NJ the War Department. There Is no
probability Of hi~ retirement from the
Cabinet. and il j, doubtful whether Mr.
Buchanan would accept hi- resignation,
even 1T Governor FLOYD was 10 press il
strongly upon him. Mr.. Buchanan de.
,irc~ no change in his Cabinet during the
remainder of hi, Presidential term.
Washington NtY'-s.
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Such language as tn, ]. bu, the constant and n"nt

Such language this l. but the constant ana hN''-
raj echo wherever this article is used.
This Iiniment is indispensable 10 planters and
owners OF horses and mules Mr.. John Daniels
NoDtpomery Ala sold slave for $500, who was rais-
ed from utter uselessness by this Linment. Every
family should haveit Beyery particular and enquire
for the Mustang IiniIpent and take no other.
Sold by ali dealers throughout Norm anu '7ou, !,
America, Europe, and the ISLANDS 81 'ho ''
cents 50 cents and 400 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, New York
For sale nv +. C.srEEI- and all dealers.
July =. 1859 7--on
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The eyes of needles are punctured
by machine, which, superintended bv
one boy, can punch twenty thousand in a
dav.
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RHEUMATISM
HORSES, CATTLE. &C.

Of years standing, has been totally cured. Piss
Ulcers, Tunors, Running Sores, Scrofua Stiff Joints,
Felons, swellIngs, Burns Bites Boils, Chaps, Neu-
ralga- salt Rheun and all aches and pains upon man.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
New Orleans Market.
OFFICE OF THE Pic EUNE.

Monday Evening. Sept. 10, 1859
The sales of cotton to-day amount to
1909 bales. Prices sitter, but quotations
unchanged Holders demand an advance.
MiddlIng II to ic.
Corn 20 to soc. Pork firm-held at SIS
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DR.. Foster, who recently came near
killing Dr. Chopin in New Orleans, APP
peared before one Of the courts of that
city on Friday. He was, however. dis
charged, DIR. Chopin refusing to appear
against him.
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Town Lois for Sale.

r WILL, on the 18th day of October, Of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, IA
Lots, in the town of Maryville, in Scott
County, on the Southern Railroad, 20
miles east of Morton.
The condition of sale will be one third
cash. and the remainder at twelve months.
The numbers of Lots, &C., will be made
known on the day Of sale.
L. B. WILKINS.
G.. q. L. SAINT Ii $50 4Q-lt
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The Washington States of the 9TH con-

The Washington States of the 9TH con-
tains tho following on DIT:
4 letter received from Lexington. XIV.
states that by the last will and testament
of Robert Wicklitie, Esq, who died last
Saturday, Mr.. Preston, our Minister near
the Court Of Madrid, his son-in.Iaw. was
appointed one of his executors. Mr.
Wickliffe was worth a million of dollars
and in consequence of the duties required
OF Mr.. Preston in the premises, it IS be-
lieved that he will, immediately after the
receipt Of the intelligence, ask for his re-
! call
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AvorurR RlcuuoSp-rhc Raymond Go
sats has run zap the name Of Hon. Auo'
n. Iouysov. Of Kinds, a. a suitable gentle
man 10 receive the opposition vote Tor
Congress in this District, and calls upon
that party 10 vote for him, whether he
consent 10 be- candidate or not No one
Of course. can object, that such Of the OF
position a. are too hide-bound to vote foi
singleton. should give one Of their own
party complimentary ballot But W,
r.ally cannot see why every southern man
should not be- willing 10 vote for Single
ton Besides, this movement cxcites oui
sympathy Tor Capt Svru The few votes
be had any prospect Of getting must have
come from that quarter and now he i
ieft without peg 10 stand ON.
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n Tie Probate Co1rf d jasper F0"0f7, Stofe q
Mississippi.
To Matilda Barclay, and all other persons
interested in the final settlement Of the
Estate of NATHANIEL AINSWORTH,
deceased:
VNAKE notice that the undersigned. al
ministrator Of the estate Of Nathanl"!
Ainsworth, deceased, has presented tnai
account of his administration on SAID es-
tate, to the Probate Court of Jasper Coun-
ty, Mississippi, and will at the next No
vember term, A. d. 1859, thereof, apply
for its addition and allowance.
ALLEN GUNTER, Admir-.
Sny,t If 1870 10 IT
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nsy- We regret 10 learn that a good
deal Of sickness Is prevailing In the south.
eru portion Of Newton County. Nine
grown negroes have died In one family,
Of disease. pronounced by the physi-
clans, We believe. to be typhoid fever. and
the same disease exists in other families.