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DrTY or DENocRATs-The Huntsville
lAld.l 4, ro'1's. asks villa. is the duty.
IN mites; and imperative OF all good dem-
ocr,.t- who wish TO succeed in the next Pre-
d-nriai election. and save the country
and then replies:
1T j. 70 resolve on harmony. ur on au'
concert Of action. 10 make the "'a
tried platform %" bats Of un.o..
card new plarks now tests r.r.
. imuriCti able proiee.. and g3--r. 8
/ 'Iuus. Ic "a Ike nomination. at.u, tuil
and free am.Calle consultation. and tH'i,
to rally all over the land TO the support OF
/ the nUminces. When the standard bear
ers are made known-whcn the old flag l.
again spread 60 the breeze let the shout
ring through the land. RFhy h.n,o--I'f!
RTIV' Rally 10 save the Constitution. the
Union and the South from tho Opposition
North and south Let such De- the case.
and victory will be half won. and easily
secured. Give us the nominee. and then
let there be heard no whisper Of % dlsa'-
I lccted Democratic caudidat" like SANFORD
in this Stgtc-be seen no attempt 10 d.
feat the nominees and elect the Black Re
publicans 10y dividing the Democracy
I No-Uo. Thorc- Tba.lrNi there
will be- a spontaneous mighty uphcaval oi
the popular masses 90 the support oi the
Democracy. With locked shields and
lcyeled spears the people viii march TO an
assured yirt0Yy. We To the aspiring but
soured politicians gha then viii ~e3k t.
divert the Democratic masses nom the Ill
charge ~ their hiyh duty-thc defeat o
{ the Black Republicans
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SiSGULAR.-One Of the papers says that
the peculiar and di.agreeahle flavor Of
the Groom water in New York IS also no
tlcenble in The milk
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The negro worshippers Of Keene, y.
H.. were Il. arstacies recently. because Of
the appearance amongthem Of a negro boy
named Charles, profes~ed to be fugitive
slave, on his way from Baltimore to Cana
da. lie BLEED them 70 a considerable
amount got drunk on tho money thus OBJ
tanned. aud GDished 10y attempting to
break into a house on summer street.
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TO CONsIMPTINEs.

EE- \ Cisr-,.rnsn hs,inv cured bic son o. Con
sumption IN IT, worst stages afre- l"Hg gwen urt.
die by the most celebrated physicians. desires 10
make known TIE mode 81 rurs. 1EhIob prove sue,
co-,fu in every r-,1 20 those afflicted with Coughs
old- and Cou-ump.an, and he will send the same 90
ny address free Of charge. Address enclosing two
lamp, Co paw return postage.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-31

W. n. McDoyALD q Co., NEwsrArER
Aer>r.-lO2 Nassrg Sfrtci. N,1c- York.
The Ncw-York Day Book copies our no
tica of this house, and adds to il a. fol-
lows
W. H. Mcdonald a Co. are neighbors OF
ours. being under the same root with ",
and We can say that in al our business re-
ation- with them they have been prompt
20 the day and the dollar Az examinl-
uon Of their ledger, order books. check
hooks. &C., gives the most conclusive e'i-
dence that their business i large and OF
the first respectability, and that the pa
pers with which they deal are OF the best
class. including all the healing papers oI
the Union and Canadas. Their transac
tons with the Southern press are esiss
rially large.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-31
ClOVerS.

Orchard Timothy, Italian Ray, Kentucky Blue.
Herds or Red Top, Hungarian, Rescue.
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Cotton Seed.

Eastern Peach Blossom, Northern Pink Eye, Bos.
ton White, Western ChenRngo, Cayura Chief Mama
Seeding Pitrcc Albert Dover.
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sprtlaI SlOtltts.
MeNican Mustang LInIment.

The popularity 81 the Mexican Mustang Linz
iment, Is co-cNten-ive with the civilization Of the
globe. Other articles claim to Alternate PAIN and dis
tre~--thi- cvros. Fam " Physicians, Government
Hospitals, Farmers, Planters, Farmers Livery-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
cntIfc men
RHEU MATIsM
Of years standing. has been totally cured Piss:
Ulcers Tumor-, Running Sores Scrofla. STIFF JOINTS,
i'i"u~. Swellngs. Burns, Bites, Boils. Chaps. Neu-
FiiGi. salt Hhcum and al aches ami panS upon man,
and Kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
'''h e., lineh"ne, Ga, Scratches, Spawn. Poll Evil,
sweeney, Ho Fail &c are ~lIhduei and cured hy the
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SOMETHING To- TuINE OvER.-Ar. Ray
mond writing from Lombardy. pays the
following compliment to some OF his
countrymsn II do not believe that any
fire company, or body OF Srw York vol
unteers ever went out for a single day an
target excursion without exhibiting more
'ruwdyi~m' than the whole French army
has shown during the whole Of the Italian
cnmnaiRn.H
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REMARK.

Marion J. connected with the Alabama River at
Selma. by Railroad, and cummodiouS stages run g.
and from Columbus Miss daily.
Flr~t corners have choice ot apartments.
social visits prohibited.
The Session continues nine months. without inter
mission.
For circulars catalogue, or unpublished particu.
lars apply 70 NOAH X. DAVIS Principal.
Marion, 4 d. Aug 3lsf 1853. 45-4t
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Potatoes.

Cow Harper Magoffn, crowder, Lady, Tory, Black,
Rice, Claret. Blue, Chinese
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$40" language - THIS 3, hut the constant and uaut-
F'I '"h" Wherever thl- article j. used
Ih.' l-n'mrn' Is indispensable, t., planters and
owners ~ horses and mu'.-. Nj John Daniels.
" A-''a"uy ta. SOLD -,vr for $50. en wa, r,,,-
"a nom u'f'rU-' ESSENCES 10y this IIa.mcn' Every
nanny should Hnv, t. Eryery T,rcuIlr and cug.Irc
I'I %" Mustang Lruln"1t and take up otrr-.
H"iA 'N at. dealer throughout North aud South
A'A'r'c'' Europe. ami tue I~laud- Of thr ocean .
cents. ~ cents, aui >l"o Pc bottle
HAENES 4 PARK. NcE YORK
~ sale by :. T. C's7TH- and al dealers
July = ,ls5q. aag,r
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The Aivan.l Course Of study prescribed for
thOSe WI pre- 10 ~" houor> Grad Jstou Is ele-
"a ed AID extensive. "ccIiynZ Ur yea II IT,
sIt.-'an lai.y collegiate Course and young ladies
ton rahiy completing It vii receive a diploma. I'M
der the seal ~ The. 1pEpnratIun.
The Institute Is supplied with all apparatus and AL
plances for ins ructOu IN ne PHYSICAL Sciences and
Illustrate Lectures are delivered regua ".
Tn" Library CONTAINS more than one thousand
carefully selected volumes, and vii be furnish 4
wItu proper periodicals.
No pupil can advance beyond the Preparatory
con- -- wltrouts thorough knowledge Of ,rTsmlnaT
Geography. Artlnrtc. and other English branches
FrrgU nj exercise are imposed thruu ghUut IN Read.
lng. oy-lIng Pennaush Composition. Leuer-wrl.
ting, Vocal Music and Biblical Studies. We cannot
hm-LA N-tnnut IN. frnn1lt
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LYONS MiGNErIC pnMnrpS

"'L "e'''" Ce~ts1 his'ci5 C3rlsoqclcs. Bel Bus,
f's''' ~ ho'i- oni M pests u the rs,u,ia and
tn" importance ~ reliable article II iii, kind !.
'h''tnifhic Ia ~tTm weather all nature te,ns with
'""-e annoying foes. THIS powder the only article
e''F d'r'vrred which will eE'orminate them. A
company 81 lat1n-t. from tho horticultural S.rietv
81 iaTa vt!e amidst the ms of ASIA ry,d thu,
' insects aghung upon a certain kind Of plant very
soon aroFp d dead. TINS fat wa made use Of to
IaTi the. night camps from these N Irud.r, Guam
ut e. q the plant were brought home by Mr. E. LYON
aud found Pc tive insect strOyer in every eIper-
nA"n' Il simply powdered leaf chemically pre-.
pared To- resist the effect Of aye ami climate NJ i,l-
and Letters Patent have been obtained from the rov
"rnm'nts Il England, France, Germany and Rus IA
rom o." WoEli- Far. and nun rpus medical and
icn..Hra .lrIe- and -DcetIes
Letter from the Pre- sIdent Of the L, States.
tzf"JUs N,.-i -. " IN 7 = 3ls- la, Is5t
"ht. tEAN, RI ~ N-l..u : ?. ! have the pleasure.
Z. inform you tIat ia, R,yal Cumnl~.I.ri II tho
VOID. Ftr al J. Edpu nave awarded Won 2 Medal
lN run hr Tor tie great vlr.. e vow Ma ,,atir
'"""ero' &C "MILLARD III MOEr.
Chairman"
Ia" an"Te was sccompan.. d ~ = cerIacate u
p. fr,. Albert
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How TO DO Coon AND GET "FAID
EOR IT"-Taka an Agency for our pnblcatlons.-
The terms are such there can he 80 P1SSIl4Llll 20
lnsS. EvEpY FAvrT Will Re glad to Obtain some OF
them. For particulars address IN vUErTS
sos Broadway y. J.
ESR FORK Aug, 81, Ista -"
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
&c. &C. &c. &c.
Mobile Cotton Market

OrFIDr ur THE nAuY REGISTER,
Monday Evening, Aug. -
CurroN-Ihe sales to-day Amounted to
50 bales. which consisted entirely oC the
new crop. ON basis Of II Va II, cents Tor
middliur sales confined 10 one buyer
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The Choicest Varieties Of
Field Seeds,
seed Oats.
Grains.


Rye Red and White Wheat Black and White Bar
ley Buckwhest Rice, MIlet
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caution 10 the Public,

NNUIIUII 10 IHU E-UUIICs
sSCHIEDA VI Selma PPS' LONDON DOCK GIN
CLUB HOUSE GIN ect tct
Beware of obnoxious mixtures, put up in bottles
bearing the above titles They are all common nj 4.
ID Gins and until compared with the genuine ChareS'
London Cordial Gin, they apt deceive the IN.
wary.
sold in Mobile by !. c. nUBOSE co. 81 and SO VS.
ter street, GEO. CUSTER. o. Dauphin street and T .
BAnCHELOR Battle House Drug Store.
In New Orleans by O. o. WOODMAN corner NJ
Common and Magazine streets: g. y. MORRISON Il
Magazine street, SYAIE 4 PROVAN 1874 Canal Street
Far sale by JOSIAH JONES, Pauldng Mss
Nor York SanI. o. 1855 q y.
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&C. >s aIvsrt.~. r1anf ofIr -,sr,rrs LIVER Iny5r-
oTafor another column. l-ly
~rE 70 U.-i--r ro reader nf to-.ay', ISSUE fII o.
ps-r-a 'te notable advertisement ,t Tr.E I,rrY--
PEoFmno1c Flrrn. From uer-1n.l observation a.
we'll from prevalent rruor. W. arc fully .hl, 60
confirm 90" favorable afia,H-- - our nrrn.-.u- .a-
t'mrHr.rcs. who are la'.-a tn tt.- praises 81 tuf-
m,rtar-YG- article
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I've icIthelgl = CATHkRt ~ E.l..
igf,nt dai higT Q. ". sill foSy,s,o .IJ-.-s
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nsetion Tickets

We shsl. eUnmen p in e 'ew daystn rr'nt E'e,. IA
III ksfa ftra me tw I've counties. Car a dtrH ~ 80.
.ur thts ufm..s ou the Ticket wi rleb-g sen u
e. rufdrf. f. once, o. a. Name All " lus ttf
eH"f IV CIV tr.as direction II the Ntitr D. uts"II
2, 80, % r.r name f'r vsc ronntY.
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New Orleans Market.

OFFIcE 90 THE PICNYUNE.
saturday Evening Aug. -, 1859.
tuTruN The demand to-day has been
confined tp a few buyer, who have taken
about suu llle~. including $50 new crop at
llilg l@c. = n. Tho market is dull and
prices are u favor oS buyers. but for the
present we retain our prryiou, quotations
which still apply 60 old crop.
NEw NuEK. Aug. -9.-lhe steamer In
dan has arrived OFT Farther Point, bring
ing advIccs from Liverpool to the lIth III
,taut.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
The sales of three days were 2O.0uD
balc- Of which -pcculator- aud exporter,
took 400 bales. The market closed very
dull. Quotations barely muuttiued. Il
decline ot lilo quoted on inferior quuli-
tics.
Manchester.
Adyicss from " .uchc-ter are uniay ora
bic.
Quotations are barely maintained.
Liverpool Provision Market.
Wheat very dull. Corn has declining
tendency Prices easier. but quotations
unchanged. Pork is heavy-holders are
pressing on the market. All qualities
slightly declined.
Consols
Con,ols for money and account 9ji to
95s.
Political.
ZrRCH Aug l5th.-rhe conference he
tween the Austrian and French Iieui 90
.en,lar.es lasting two hoIrs. a Cabinet
courier arrived from Puris supposed -erI-
Tie obstacles 20 settlement. No formal
.'iu-s.
"..,-. Aug. lj.-Nlpolcou', entry into
the head oi the French army wa
.un-irE. lie granted luli amnesty
t,al offenders.
All rh, foreign Ministers and members
uf .4, Federal Council were present.
The Pari- correspondent OF the London
Y ", saw the ZIr.ca Conference is at
dead lock
Napoleon exhibited symptoms OF an
uovance at tie conduct % the Austrian
Cabinet.
lie ha, allowed -LePapcr- to praise Kos
~uth ard GlribBldI aud threaten, to al
low the reproduction Of Italian military
spectacle. AZ the theatres which We're sup
Pressed ont Of regard for Austria.
All warnings o. the French newspapers
have been withdrawn.
VIENNA. Au-. ministerial jour
nal~ very ,tIou .--'-t al -. .i!siranca
stipulations ben 80 hy Frame.
The Red RepUbGcsu M -"'-
ell as having taken I.aoa az Pa.Ir q.
tradicted.
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MINNEsOIN.-The second Democratic
State Convention Of Minnesota a--embled
iii IT. Paul on the 18th inst, and after
harmonious session, nominated the fol
lowing ticket:
For Governor. George L. Becker. of
Ramsey; for Lieutenant Governsr. Syl-
yaHus +. Lowry. Of Stearus; for Attur-
ney General. .lhn d. T. i.hin. OF Ramsey /:
for Stat. Tre4-. ~4mu., T.. Abh". %
Crow Wing; toy o.. .'ivrS in Con
grcSs. James VI Ca,an 90 o.. -r~c
. Christopher Graham. of Siblcv.
The platform adopted favor, nonlntcr.
vention and popular -overeignty-eudJg-s
/ the CINCINNATI platiorm-oppo~es the
/ opening Of the slave trade and favor the
/ Homestead bill
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Department Of Art.

-Four accomplished Musicians are exclusively or-
Uup.rd IN this branch. Eighteen pianos. ara a var!o-
y If Other musical instruments. are constantly IN
SOLO anu Duet singing and 20 the higher Vocalizs-
tIpn.
A superior ARTIST instincts IN Drawing and Paint
my uuU- dl aen ION and care being gwen 20 these
branches. Pupils AT" taught 20 sketch freely and &C
Curt'ely from nature. ana 20 color tsstefuy. Ad-
yanred pupils study the Art Of Design.
Instruction Is gwen IN great variety Of oruamen-
a lrtugt..-
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Up 70 Friday evening. 56gj bales Of the
new cotton crop were received in New
y. leans.
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Fertilizers,
OUR STOCK,

which will be found the most corpete md rcIi.II.
~ the South.
POMERoY & MARSHALL.
No. l3 North Commerce ST, Mobile, Ala.
Mobile. Aug. %. 1859 46ty
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rrom central and south America.

We make the following extracts from
the Special Correspondence Of the Plea
yunc.
From Central America we have aivicc~
Ia the Eth inst. The Government of Gua-
tcmala had sent an agent To- Honduras to
endeavor To establish good relations be-
tween Salvador and Honduras, which
have been interrupted on account OF the
latter having given protection 10 rcyolu-
tiouarv refugee of the former State
The Republic itself Is apparently tranquil.
NIC,RAGrN.-Thc Ca---lri,Sari Conver-
ton. a. modified 40 Washington. passed
the upper Chamber on the 22d Of July,
and the lower house on the 18th. II cX-
perienced mo- opposition in either branch
OF the legislature.
The Government appears TO Toe inditirr-
cnt as to whether q treaty Is concluded
with England Nicaragua assert, that she
would rather Lr without the Mosquito
territory than accept the terms offered by
England. and will content herself with
protesting against the position assumed
~ that power. Nicaragua would yield
certain points. hut she insist, on san Juan
del Norte being free port q under Nj
carlgu1u -1vyryiEEty; will recognize all
grant, at lands made hv British authori-
ties bat not those made bv the Mosquito
king. She j. al-o ready 20 assign to the
Indians certain lands. and the right 10
make their own municipal laws. but she
claim. absolute sovereignty over them and
the territory they Occupy.
The French treaty will be modified
There l. no stipulation as 10 Tonnage dues,
~ iu the Ousiyy treaty: the right oil ex-
tradition Of dc~crteT- from vessels j. grant
I'll. which England and the United States
/ nave not obtained, and tine chamber,
B therefore propose % strike ont this articl, i.
I gen. Jerez has been trying to get Con
7 uc>~ 60 approve OF hi- new transit ar
rangpment, which wa, To settle all differ
rncrs in that line. but they VIII not give
u any consideration. because II cOnieIs "a
monopoly contrary To the ldw Of VI ~ last. /"
Congress viii not approve the decree Of
President MARTINEZ giving Belly >ix
years. grant OF the transit, as thtt gentle
man Is now suspected, even IN Nicaragua,
TO lie a humbug.
All Eurli~hmen born in Nicaragua. bv a
law of the N.rJrIgusn Congress, are de.
c.ared to be- free from military service, but
must procure substitute.
Co.TN KICA.-Ihe treaty nude with
france hy Count >aTtiges and senior NplI
II Warrington, has hre- approved,
... te'oFm-. -upUre~~ious and addition,
~ the Republic of Nicaragua and
vcand grant have been approved
linen now IN Costa Rca are de
,i.rct 'r bee exempt from military duty
..lu.ii,i thu; the same exemption i made
favor @, Costa EicauS in England. Tn,
Government talks Of opening dircc
= route iron. san Jose to the Atlantic 10y tn,
, military road of SIN Carlos.
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Ex-Prcsidcnt Pierce and his wife arrived
at New York in the steamer America.
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SECRETARY FLoYD.-lt is rumorod in
Washington that Governor Floyd's III
health will induce him 10 resign at an ear
u day In the event that he does resign,
il is said that Hon, Charlie, James Faux
ncr will succeed him
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OUR
SEED ROOM
FRESH SEEDS.

such as are best adapted 10 this section. From long
experience and careful attention to this branch of our
business, we are enabled to furnish
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~ T'''I070
,lIARIEs TOsTEE.

- BROAD SrEyr:. pHU.ryI rHIN, PA
E.1r'3 In lifting the kettle .-om the frc It be-
.li, manageable, tilted ov,-. and s,aldsd my
h't- very -syerely, almost To- crisp Il was an aw-
~ -Il he Mustang Linimeut appeared to extract
A. f. pam. u healed rapidly, without soreness. and
.'N '' -.t ~ account Truly yours,
=
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A despatch from Garlic, Indiana an
nounccs the death Of Hon. J. A. Davis,
OF that State, formerly Speaker OF the
United States House Of Representative q.
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ELECTION oF PR0rEss0R.-Mr.J. !. Critch-
low, formerly of Nickshurg. has been
elected to the chair ct English Literature
in Jefferson College, Mis-.
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For .ale BY Dr.. s. z cAsTEEI, Pauldine.
J. WRIGHT Co, Sea orlears
Feb. IL 1852 lS-IY
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Beroisn' TustifutiOH established b. SPIRAL Fn0trret
fDT the Rsef Of The Sirk ant Distressed
afflicted nth Iirtleuf and Ep-
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The Minister of the Interior, in his re-
port to Congress, thinks the time has ar
rived when it is necessary to introduce Il
radical and -alutory reform among the
clergy, establishing other rules than the
canons Of the Church, which shall bc pune
tuaiiy observed.
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The expense = pupils are A. light * IN any Other
Institution 81 les spectacle grade IA the south. Al
those necessarily incurred hy a Boarding Pun. IN
IN" Literary bypTTtmt NJ. exclusive If hooks etc
ami also Of cothra. the cost OF which Is limited hy
the cheap Inform Dress, prescribed ny tho laws
amounts To- $40 ~
Ancient and Modern Ian -UageS ............. 80 ~
Musical 50 NJ
I~c Of 10 0t
Drawing and 30 N
Painting 10 OILS. and Art Of Des lgn......-.... 50 N
Sheet Music, Painting Materials. Sc variable
Half payment is required IN adj sncc
Pocket money J. not allowed.
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\ dispa,ch from Washington states that
Senator Douglas new argument upon the
subject Of territorial rights will be out
very shortly. He has been examining
historical records for months back
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LIterary Department..

le dcs other officials. The Inst tlie commands IN
be u tHent * l. and experience and IT will on M
the 2. t,au-c. lea ing 20 yet higher results IN
IN W Educauou.
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j. b. Chrisman i a candidate for state
Senator from Pike and Lawrence counties
His opponent is Geo. Nicholson.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE
state Of Mississippi.

In Justice Court, Beet No. ?. p sind Co,otg,
A,7,lst Term. 4. d. 1859,
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JUO$ON
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
.H.fRIO.r. .fL.f.
The Twenty-SecOnd Annual session will
begin ON Monday, October Sd, 1893.

WIS Institute one Of the oldest and Large II e mi
1 Mares II TIL ruthern States. and a pioneer in
, IN t. Education Of h Oh order has enjoy "a a ca
! 'eE OF uninterrupted prosperity for twenty-one
ytars and 'w draws patronage from averv portion
Of II, .utA-I yrst Ihe FacuIN of In.tructun cnn.
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August 81, 1859 Att
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
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WASHINGTON, May ~.
The contract for carrying the mail between
New York and San Francisco, via Nicaragua,
connecting at Key West, has been awarded
to Daniel johnson, of New York, at $780,
600 for sem-monthly service, for nine months,
commencing October lst The schedule
time, between New York and San Francisco,
is not to exceed twenty-three days, and be-
tween New Orleans and San Francisco
twenty days.
John Heart, formerly editor of the Charles
ton Mercury, has been appointed Superinten-
dent Of Public Printing.
The dispatches sent to Mr.. Bigler, our
Minister to Chill, require him to demand
satisfaction for the outrages on American
citizens and their property.
While the conduct Of Consul Weaver is
not altogether approved, the authorities of
that republic are required to punish the law
less proceedings on his premises, and repair
his losses.
In addition to the dispatches sent to Col.
Johnston in Utah were explanations in re-
gard to the Presidents Message, declaring
that the amnesty therein granted extended
only to political ofienses.
Judge Cradlebaugh's efforts were to pun
ish certain Mormona for other ofIenses.
The only blame attached to him is in call
ing upon Col, Johnston for troops, and in
this the latter does not stand excused