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On the Plan of single Numbers
Une PnZe 70 byery hIhe IltktIS
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whole Tickets. SO; Halves, So;
Quarters, - 30.


~ Circular shoving the plan o. The Lotteries uIh b
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10 HaH 800. % q
10 EfEhfh " ....- - 10 %
In ordering Tickets o. CerftA 5afes,
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90. on receipt o. whiA theE WILDE farEarded ~ he nrf
mail. Purchaser can have Ldkets enllnE IN any hgure
they nay designate.
me list al dawn Numbers and prizes vii b sent 70
uurchasers immediately after TIE dFsvlus
Purchaser VII plesse Erite their Signature plan, md
rirr their Pnsf n1ce. County aud Siuts.
Rrmemhe that every Prirf b drauu and peFahie
IN fun without deducion.
~ An Prires o. sIO00 md under. paid immediafely
ansT ne drauins-other prize at Ne wlai tine n
thirty dayE.
NOIICE 10 C0RRFSFoNDENE.
nose Who prefer not sending money BY mail, can use
The Adams Express Company,
Whereby moury for ucketsl 10 Suns q Ten Dollars and
Upwards, can b. sent as
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
nGn any city q town where hey have an once he
Posi- OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE or he EEpre@
oumpany cznnoi reoeive them.
n All communications strictly oauh8eutiaI
orders for ncEets o. Csrtihoafes BY Nail o. EEpressB
o. be- directed 60
WOOD. EDDY & co Aurusta. Georgia,
or. WooD. EDDY a CO. Atlanta, GeorEis,
or. WOOD. DDT o Wllmingiqn, Delaware.
p A list ~ the numbers that are drawn from ne
wheel. win the amounted the pr1e that each one BE- en-
uled %. VIII BE- published after every dravinr. IN ire
bale Herlster, NashvilcGa zrtie. New York weekly Day
B1k. Richmond Dispaich. Pauifiur Miss clzrion
~ HUNTER, AFrut,
2l-iy-aprls H0pchod Ark- Box IS Memphis, Tenn.
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CHOICE FRUIT

or ALL KINDS.
~ The subscriber has On hand The largest
~ collection o. FRuTT-TREES. LOWERS, 80
rA and EVERGhEENS ever oferef IN 1879
@secion q oounry Marnniias. Lana -
Muudlss and Crap Vines assorted, b. the thouSand-
Plauiers who have suffered BY me late overhuu. can
repleuish heir gardens and orchards A. six uaaufhs'
time, on an sums over $50 or sums Of $500 and up
ward, a. twelve muufhs' time with satisfactory paper,
6 per cent adied.
An oTdeu addressed 70 me nr1ugh ne Memphis pst
once, viii receive prompt a~tteufidn. NJ nursery Is On
the Horn Lake road, ~ miles from town
h-It-umar S.M WHEATON.
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PATENT BURNERS.

Beautiful Chahisisra Stand LEhts. Pend1nis. CiEar
Lights, Brsdtets. Portable Stand and Drop Llahts, Fancy
Paper and cher shades. etei splendid PsftsTns ~ low
forca-k, and put up n required.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-26

A prophecy, made a short time since. that
the seventeen year l0custs would make their
appearance the coming sumner IN a large num-
Der Of the Southern States, has oocasioned
some alarm among the people Of those loezli-
ties. Farmers naturally infer that the crops
and every green thing are destined 10 Be de-
str0yed. They VIII be gratfsI 70 Fam that
there is no occasion FOR their Apprehension,
even though The l0custs should cone upon them
in sFarns.
In Jager's Life Of North-Amencan In
sscts,s a work recently published, is a brief
sketch Of The history ~andhabits Of this species
Of Locust, mWhich The assertion Aat they make
theiT appearances only once in seventeen wears.
b. pronounced GucneOuss 90 well as that thev
are destnuctVet0 vegetation. The writer states
that he has observed them yearly for TWENTY
seven successive years, though there is a great
difference 10 their numbers IN different wears
The SAME is true Of otneT insects, particularly
rose-bugs.
some years We are overloaded with them.
and again in Others there are scarcely any.
Yet there are instances where the locus,s have
not been observed ID the sane place only after
an interval Of several years, perhaps seven
teen. while during this interval they have been
very abundant IN other localities They arc,
however, seen yearly IN one place OF another.
With regard 20 the notion thar these insects
are very des rlctiFe 10 vegetation, the writer
asserts that they are harmless He says;
"Tley cannot Be ciassed among the Injur-
lous insects. for they cannot teTou our Fege-
tables and fruits like other insects, because
they have no mouth and, as has been sad be-
fore they suck with their shouts only the dew
oi ae leaves for their nourishment, during the
TWO short months 4 their existence in their
natural FORM Even n their subterreEean
ebode, during the condition d larva, although
ieeang up.n the roots II several plants, their
ifJaIg 70 Fgetaio Is very uidmE.v
should these locusts make heir appesrance
as tfedieleds ne farmers WiH have an oppor-
statement.
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PARLOR CRATES.

ll CUPS, Gauge Cocks. Cylinder Cocks. Globe vaivrs.
later GauEesi ard at ki1ds 81 Brass Works for steam.
Water Cas- put ~ II required,
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS
EOR SALE.

GOh GALL.
DuEsUANT % = decrsai order made IN ths Chanoery
Il Court Il Ceutervine, a. is March tern, 1859, vii
proceed b sell, on TIE
First Saturday in May Next,
tbeing the M day q the month J Beaver Dam SPINS
and land ATTACHED thereto. specihcIly described IN the
decree heard upon the I7ih day o. March, 1853. here
being about 2oo0 acres o. land. mlre Or less, on the fol-
bv1ng credits One-half o. ths purcha q money 10 Be
paid ca the isi day ~ January 1850. and the other on
the LET day q January, 1851. & king the uatrs % the pur-
land until he purchase mo-ey is pHid On ne same
finished, an The furniture b-longinE 90 ssid SprinEs.
olnsistlng 81 De foilCving articles, un q credit unul the
1t d September next-0 double and singie MATTRESSES,
% ouuuterpanes, 20 oumforts, rs hed sprsads, 90 dorhle
bedsieaes, IS iounges and ou1. . SNAIL tables. two bu-
reauss o1e piano. rockinz chairs 40 windsor and split
bott1m chairs, loaklng glasses. dining tshles and table
ware u ever descripuon, one hack AM harnrss. and
some stsck. and. indeed. everywhere bcuHriuE and 1rper-
tanning 20 fhe Sprincs for keeriuE rhem CO a. a slmrner
resort The chEracer " tins deuEhtful Uateriur place
Is fully estahiishCd for is heauty, atrsaian snd hesfh-
fuluess, UifhGuf any eKtsndel rsusrts fran he under-
signed. ne medical pnpernrs q The water have been
tested and found highly beneficial in their relief 70 me
Invalid. Situated IN . rural dstrio, ~ mast ssslims
and beautiful % rntural sceufry-fhe Sportsman fnds
ample means q eVerdznE the taste. eIther iu delight ~
the chase or me more pleasant ami quiet amusement o.
me tsckle- Any per~1n desirinr o. examine fhe place
viii spply n NJ. NoGee up1n ne premise
ORVILL A NINON
apstd Cirrt sui Master
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% ne threehurni safcs show referred o., and two
o,hers similarly testel in Memphis Ores, may Be seen 81
err sioresN o. u and u Front Row, where q large s,eok
81 he SANE KIND Is tept cunstsutly fr sale 81 manu-
facturers prioes, i~noiuding cot % transportation
UOWNES, ORGILL A. 90,
msr2s Agents for stearns 4 Marvin
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Mt0ifaI
Youth and Manhood.

Nl-rp PUBLISHED. ne 25th rhsussnf and ATF@e-
- maIel IN q seaied snFeidpe. - rnr 49, H8fHA
1resa pot PAID, IN recsiptaf mree sftmus 49,
AMelcal Esayan the Physical haasla
Ton and Decay o. ne Frame, caused br aasrf-strss %
infection. and ne injurious onsequences q mrrrrrv 3
n = C-ULvEnWELLs n D. Member o. ne Raral o.
lege 81 surge1us. sac
- spermal1rrhma or seminal EmIssIans. Genital ana
nerves. uehiltT. fupotencI. Los u Ensrgr ururrainr
~ suirit. Gmllify. Disease q the Sexual urzlns. snI
lmpelmeuis o. Marriase. are urMcuy auf rn.cruaTr
removed D. thr rulhors novel aud ulast s1eccasfuI uafa
% treatment. b. means % uhich ne iusald can rezaia
pristine heanh Eifhout havinz reoaurss 70 dauEsr1us and
91Feu1lTr urlicIues.
fFrom the Lon1rn LEnoetl
N 1et tTeanss ever written On a suoisu af vital i'm
l@ % al. vel uurthy ths authors esal'rl reputa-
A4res he Putusherz J. c. KLINE a Co fst Ave-
ne egrler d tash street Pat BmB 90, Nev TortClT
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A FARM

PossessioH Given The Firsf Day Of JaHrary nsrf.
II Is efuated az miles east - BroEusviua IN
Il Haywood County within ! q q mile a. ne eTA
Memphis and Ohio Railro1d, and near q harAS~
station. me farm contains rs acres, about 600 -
% Which b. indozed and has been IN cultivation /;
has tclerahle improvements SOD vel water. san house.
stables, ohins. O.. and In a E1ud neiEhhorhood.
I win sel the above described premises for one-third
cash. the balanoe upon such time a. purchaser might
likely desire. See Riahard Tayior, Esq. adjoining he
farm, o. myself. near Mas0n DepotofM- SO r. r.. Ad-
dress = p JETT, sharon. Tipton County. Trnn.
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.fOellES WMnfPH-

ITO set a hodk entitled SCENES BEYOND THE
Il GRAVE The favorable r~ecrrtrn TINS trck has
met with wherever % has been intrsru-aI. ana The eN-
prrssious g anxiety 20 many Derlus cf various lsnHmi-
nations ~ Christians, that BE- sh1uli b. rIfced m every
family Of The lard, TIE publisher D. iuiu.eI OBJ take THIS
method % pot 3 before ne world Tie bra Simple
narrative OF q vruaE woman named Marrrsfs Davis. o.
Berlin, New YORK aEad twpufy-dve years. who feI into
a sleep or trance, Iu which she remained uIla frrs- AT
endcavurs on the part % her friends anI her nhrsidaus
failed % aruuac her from this u~1nafural state. anI when
az last she avuEe 10 a consciousness % external fhin-s
she vas m un pussrsiilu 10 her natural rseuufrz win
an almost supernatural acuteness of perception SUPER
udied she avered that while her body Jay. al Do were.
DO d1ath. her spirit bad visited ne efsrsal unrlIs Der
mvuih was nllfd vita praises t1G1d ant with ~ nufre-
t1iri1z over Che uuspeakabis ninEs Which -he had seen
and heard Tue tone of the trance b. exciting anIChrisf
u ard if rcri il fhc spirit iu whiI BE- vas given. BE-
caluni EiI 90 rlnAlGu and fnaouraee -hH ChrIsuan. AMI
o. iesi thc thuuEhfs q ne MA of hs ElrHI bereui bs
natural rusfen-e. fr while following her il Der vIda
raur9 III spiritual u1oughts and visions. f-ar-afln- ur
auicr world. We faucv that fhc heaveus 1Tr opened Or our
view rcveaiinE heir glory AMI ma-ulrarucc. borne on
ward and Upward BY her eutrln-inr story in me spirit.
We seem o. Hrisr with saints luf rn-eis anT bearme "a
miinr win mc fuh1hitnnfs 1f me celestial beavers. suI
are lead f1 eV-laim. Marveta. thou nraref % heaven.
We bless that providence uhch mf1fdI fEr vision
vale ue retf win feiight % aul The rere1flrrs rfrhv
entran-rd spirit Agents flrrisri via rha ra.E.af
WATSON A. ma
arI2-ims HoF s-1-a
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8Otrls- 81 taursuts.
Sfriei .ftfsnfion % Rn.sIne.s.

NJ = uncommon ~ AAAaNAaAH@eH
o. merit q ouuuuurnre OF thr same. and pledge himself
DO shall n0t D. surpassed on amfari By any ether bruI
iu the Siuthwesf.
J 2. WOEsUAM. rrHrncfrr
p S Ccache- lmi 0unitusses aIusvs sf tla river ant
me different depot. t1caiT ussrugcTs o. End from this
-. sur F-,vlre- n,r.-, .-f sv,r--t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-26

lHE -SoTEHEiGE o. EUnofr-Rumors ~
an alaTming nature are reported from abroad
says an L-gllsh paper. respertin- ~ $3.50
Of the Emperor * Austria and IL Kir- -
Greece, botl Of whom are said 10 sbov ggID
toms q insanity The King Of Naples i sfiII
IN a critical condition. fram The elects of q
tumor he is savage mood, aud ths an
a0uBcemen- of tie escape a he r,iirs -
America does n0tteni to improve be Situate,
The accounts from Rome, relative 10 the be5Iib
OF Tie King Of Pruss a, saws a letter Tom Re-
I'm, are Fey uniaF0rable. The inteIiect8.l
strength Of his Majesty appear 10 BE corr.
pletely exhausted HIS retuI 10 Berlin. VII III
had been fixed for the end Of May, has bseE
again postp0ned-Bosioa Trauois, ApraIf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-10
Wcbnungtn su Sermietben.
Sbitsemfeif mcbSt Sal
grnt(tbrn 9dger-G Ompa0nie
I'M
BELLEVILLE GARTEN.

lie Tirsinid 9tifls Company maht bierrnit ben,
s%sstrttlt'n YublttHm rc anlcise. pafs am Mcntaa
Den l2t'n September tie @Umpasnic eiu NrciS Shci
benES6irBen abb1it UNI NIT cinem Suu %bcldl,cet.
rslher in S6ao UNI Genrel's @arten fatrincct
ro'u ale 6rsunee Der ermpa9nir freunpli6 %riugela-
BEN prrcCn.
DaS StisBen fTntct Scrmittass auf cinem natrtri
9~elr9cnen 9laB itatt, mad mslhtm bic @rmpaauie
na6 Seuepiiie lid tesitt unp NatmittasS lan,Yrr.
sni9en bat.
NhenrS 1T 9rrBs @ertsuteIeu6tuus uetlt SaG.
wtiher bis IL uhr Iprtcaucrt.
Sur CUTE Muiif 1T scirrst. @uh mcrpcu FIR auto
SrrnuuS %phlisnps Sprttbruueru %eetrrffcu.
@intritt i'm SdulsSalpu fir Serru so Gents. =
Ter Gintritt i'm Wartsn frri.
Die Commit
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fr. s. y. Steder, @roap1r. 3miiden Der
.. nno l., Bat fVrben etnen GNtaiog i:iner Qtib.
Stbll0ttft oFuden laIen. 8reunpen elmer anttu
Stture irtrr ririe8 bel ben berannabrnren 6erbit.
uno langen 8intrr-NtenOen b66R erpinl6t
letn' Sa rs iebt elm 9sibtes III, f6 lest etwas
QUITS uno Gebit9enfs aus3uwablen.
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SOlEs9ortesr.
9Sretss&e9eI{ dJtcheu!

NidblFH MontA9 fnret mrrtIln Gin ar,frs Yreis aeasHhi,b,n
W.rieH &c i'nte:jen,"etEn Hat, gn0 Dtr0cn audi eieEs NN,j
- @nt II mn eidnlt ~autgipiet. = @oratn @ermitta1 5irf,%
acct 5iahltnf a IA Sic! Madmittass guitbarftltu GuJr 5rrt
10 Die U0riI9lttitsn Spetlen Uno 0ttr0nft bel
s. q. 6attprf.
NufoDerun9
Ter Sdulpprimno rer hifiSen ccitihcR q. Gn6,rr;S S1,,rr
iblImist. SIR 3tfHn9 o.! JtoiNN fr ben llnt,rrichr Der 8jnprr
ar oeuNatn, lNptt FUR bic a9julTGhenrcn ntenIien am 2tIr
9ntn9 I'M Seic'er b. j. cine 6Gtr 81 er1Tnen, INN tutct m
Ii ener Aue, ipsthe Gin 1aterehe FUR Die Seranbilouno Der IN,
70 eaben, srpatae SSird9e uo @eldtnte an 6rn. Q8m. g8ilpt
oacitr. Nc. ii9, NnEr an oe lpatsr gerlprchraOen . am,l vrp
Ern Der Gcmuit e 81 iberabcu. "
RtTfnonN, lJten Nu9uit 1899. Der S6ulyrrfDrN
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Surnihulc.

Ter unobh6naec Surn~Ncrciu t~tatiidti1t, cine Su-uId,uIr hr
,jce'i1se III crrttttn, Die III ,iNtm Aicr opn bis Is {abrrn ~.
ZEN; Sit brbe ~2SidItiltctt eine ipcbtn EinititutS ir rie brrom.
mdn'.i me SuStne, tur tcrtn tlp ridc uni aud 0cillcc 9,nSS;
ouH9 Ger Serctn ourh rraUiitt Minntr Surae III irdarn s,rirr;c,
EN- 9cpiE Yrn Giiern rno @rSebtM crflnnt mrrcen. mreboib Srr
grrcii rcGt Stelin Nnnclcur0Cu eniseIcaucb. cc tci 1rn GNr,rS
NenlEe IN Der Surnb&ut Nn WN'lb0litrGFc icctr Nipntao. MIttnrS,
NM SretteQ Gtenb gemadt wrrctn TOM II. P
2le StftnlunSer meron duFuIt m1Eid atneut.
>'"' "pi"'S' os %:itlHe Ter &ornanb.
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Ncdtrr %9ibeinmcin

Tenn metntrincnccn YubIttrn bicne btsrmit 'urr 0atriHt ron
s lrtben cine Senrun8 itIbitimprrtirtcn 3keiumEin trbMttr bSbrp
rrttH pNte tm 9aralitFei lam up cen ib su 81 80 per OSaupuc
TTttHHrt. SDbn MUlItr,
i''I Yutbcrtsmn.
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SPILMAN s. BLACKWELL,
Slsirsr-Vagtr! RI~e;pcr=yoosrl
y. Scchcr.

no. % Ntatnttro6e, iwilben Der 10. H.. 16;.
ealt ett 9rosts Wager fcrti9cr Serrcn- uub Rnatcn Nc Der. r,GI M
Ir ce lestAt. Salpn, 81; aus Dem bttrn fran,6fItcn 5ub. 9,ud
scfCrtt9 INC. y"
Narb perl'nltten Infauf o0cr in nctn G,eiHdfi cinIbIaasnec.
S'rnt et tn IN ocn Siduc 9clcFt, GulrpicrS Gin ppr;i0litce Nj
lnSrrttnient por3uh9en, une irrr'en mrine eccbrtcn Nunpsn af eo,
grrmptcife uub y ,li9i e telitnt.
va OlcidtdlS pcrr6 bl cur arpFcS 210cr ron ieirenrr urS
Isinenen SaIetudcrn, Saldtniitcrn, 6cnt eli, nntcrf!rtStrn cSCmr
"p V'"H"pEutntI' Srumplen. &c. bet y. SehCr,
80. 33 lpo,nfror,
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Shaap & Gu'S
Sren6 9cnfcctipndrr- une Garist1tcn -Stprc.
peutlte 6riidte II. badSbnItuuge- 9lrtifrl,

Gde SrpGos uup >. StrdEc.
Sfsfs an oanc ale grtrn pr 5Gnc9- Is aubice, Iri6tcu, Gbu.
tace, SrnbpnS &c.
Gbenlo sn HuS9erdhItts 0acr orn fran;5ffftr garflme.
Maalnncn, SlrlEh. Spicl uno UlIsntcriesS abcn, Shrci6maieriaL.
Nie1erpndrcn, YrrtmounaitS, Surtltcrfanrn. fciuc NSrbr SsI,
wa1ren II. anecrcs pauetaltuu9s9t >dtbc.
enoi'h enc @uSWebl pn GiSati;n uub 3a6df ieeer grt unt
ron better Suaiitdt. >
AUD SpieSti uno SpisScIsIdIcr FtO su itotr SOrts III bascn.
VS. Nlultf- Gnlh ln1cnte. .ra
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Ncaac Mmscaoc,a.

0eian9osrein Sirainia.
Vie Nhtalisecr wsrcsn bierpurtb eiuaclapsn, n1h
ten Mcutaa, Nesnrs s ubr, lib ,u elmer Genetol.
Ssr'anmlhna I'M &srsiustptats ein,uftuccn, Gu MD.
t'9e 9e5enltaner sur Ssrbanctuus p~crlieseu.
Der Scrlfant.
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SrD0uOSs :!

Yer Undergraduate bat ieiusu neueiulerihtetcn Stcrc
an rer Gde Fer 6tcn uno Srcacfrasc ipsten nit tinem
rrttsn unp a,ihmndrrafn Eager auer in c;nem DRIP
9ppes- Gclb1ft purtcmmsnrsr grtifrl pierer srS1nct
Die sr, ia rr uur aeacn Saar o~eFauit bat, an Gussra
btuisen prriicu ~pertauft. Our 9niat berIe!tsn laeet
frsunolihft elm @. SO. 8"pIeuboum
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25OO VbS. Smol SrcaitS Sacru. 10 5irrcss Iurrrirr
@anroB Ncntut9 SontS, UNI s 3itrcce 60 Dams, ncbit piekr
onbcrcn Grttcln erbtelitn ipcten 90m. gDaIocc Shbrc
10000 Sts. 2ppo'S 0p9 Jicnno 8amilY Bacon, IN
hdten bel gSm. lUauoce CHIN,
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OCEAN HOUSE.

OO'-N NiOCDLy
fe Ger ht9b< u. GourltraGe, Q"UrtSmputb. 81,
Hae riitnct lub.ifum miro auf bjtIey ynr.5olia ,;no,r;t,,.
:l gang ~crSetenft aufferflNn, asmaft.,
y. 5. 28Bit., Yro,t;elor.
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Deuti&c Sririlttc.
Ss' osnt asealsn pttir Brittle mus temsrtt irsrbtn, Rap tie-
lclben annrncirt int.
ortusnre'n' W. S~risapfet, Srierrit.
6enti, 8rau gertruc. &naditert. 6enrp.
SrbIer. S. s. .Sau. psmis.
Saa0'@sr' Sreu. 2's6ieIp, SaeUb.
SSpt, ": Mieler, Spi,pb.
9to,tr, epnrap. Shultr, 5rau,.
S@,u'tr' ,. NientrrS, Auguf.
3rbie, S. 6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-16
Safety of the Steamer Indian.

PORTLAND. Feb. lj.-The steamship In
dian, which left Liverpool on the Goth ult.'
has Just arrived. Her intelligence has been
anticipated by the America at Halifax.
DRIVATE AND SELECT DANCING AGA
DENY, At STOTT'S NAIL. former ct Penn
svlrania Acemuc and 1h street, on TUESDAYS,
THUKSDAYS, and SATU RDAlS. and ut PHE-
NIN HAIL. corner of king and Royat streets,
Alexandria, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.-PRoFEssOR ANTONIO, Inventor,
First Introducer and only real reputed Teacher of
the MODERN DANCES, respectfully informs the
citizen, Of Alexandria, that he will keep open bis
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, 1T the abo'e
places. ,,
Parents who would like 10 have their children
receive complete instruction in the true and noble
ART OF DANCING, will gain the worth OF bis
,olictude. All the most popular Dances which
are now fashionable in Paris. London, and New
York. will lie taught by him in single course OF
"a LESSONS. Prof. ANT0Nlo'S noble aud graceful
STYLE OF Dancing. adopted in the European and
American fashionable circles, cun only bo taught
hy him.
Hours of Instruction in Washington: Children
and l.sdi--. from , to 5 2. VI; Gentlemen from ::
10 10 p. VI. In Alexandria from : to q =. NJ
fcb l5-l3t$
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-16
Danger of Cats Sleeping with Children.

small girl. seven or eight years old On
the night of the 9th ult.. came pretty near
losing her life by cat. Her mother heard a
strange noise which awakened her. she has
tened to the bed where the child was lying,
and found the eat with her mouth close TO tie
chlds' mouth At first they took the child t"
be dead, but they soon perceived 1t seemed
to catch for breath occasionally. After two or
three hours she was restored 10 conciOusness,
but has been very stupid and unwcll since.
Parents should beware how they trust their
cats to sleep with their children Ga'es6'"y
(U) Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-16
Dead Rabbit" Riot in New York

Last evening, one Henry Gillespie and 4
friend, stopped at a Dead Rabbit GROCERY, in
MULBERRY street, kept by one John Mulvey
hill, when "a row cnsued. i'll which number
Of Dead Rabbits participated. Rumor of
the trouble was soon freely circulated about
the filthy neighborhood, aud the Dead Ral-
bits were not tardy in mastering their forces.
The fight now became general, pistols were
discharged, and swords, clubs. glasses, and
other weapons and missiles treel used.
Bricks were brought by the women, and
hurled about the street in the most indiscrlml-
nate manner by the men. \ pistol was fired
at one Fatty Walsh. the shot taking effect in
his neck, but causing only q trit1ing wound.
The ball struck one Of the brass springs of
his stock. and glancing of, entered his neck.
The excitement was rapidly increasing, and
great numbers of men and women were max
ing preparations to engage in the riot, when
Captain bowling of the Sixth Precinct, with
posse of his men, marched upon the
ground. The Captain called on the crowd TO
dispense, but they paid no heed 10 his words,
and continued hurting missiles about in
every direction. After giving few orders
to his men, the police charged upon the mob
with their clubs, and by a free application
of the locust. soon succeeded in clearing the
street Fatty Walsh was found lying upon
the floor, suffering from the wound i'll his
neck. He wac removed TO the New York
Hospital. A number of arrests were made.
The parties are well known in the ranks Of
the Dead Rabbits. Fatty Welsh is reported
to be the leader of one Of the Dead Rabbit
factions, and took an active part in the Sixth
ward riots two years ago. He has been
wounded several times and has frequently
been in the hands of the polcc.-N. \. Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-16
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Further BY the America.

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-The English Govern
ment has effected contracts with three iron
foundres for the manufacture Ola large num-
Der Of 6S-pounders.
In France the demand for cavalryis 80 ur-
gent, that quartermasters are buying up
nine-vear-old horses for the service. Sixty
two war transport vessels have been ordered
to rendezvous at Toulon by the lst of March
Three men-of:war had departed for Genoa,
for the purpose, it is supposed, Of escorting
the Prince Napoleon and his bride to France,
and three ships of the line had proceeded on
cruise up the Mediterranean. The war
feeling among the lower classes Of France
was growing intense
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times saws that Austria will never consent to
a settlement Of the Italian question by a
European; but it was nevertheless reported
that Congress of foreign powers will as
semble in London for an arrangement of the
present difficulties.
The United States Steamship Powhatan
was at latest accounts, in Canton River.
Later from California--Ths Overland Mail.
ST.. LOUIS. Feb. 1.-THE Overland Mail
has arrived, with San Francisco dates TO the
Dist
The papers Of that day are destitute Of
news.
The steamer Uncle Sam had been libelled
again for Sl50,O00.
The Los Angeles Star of the 22d says that
Col. Hoffman escort Of dragons, under It.
Chapman had been attacked by the Mohave
Indians, near Beale's Crossing Of the Colora-
do. but were beaten of. with the loss OF ten
killed
The Mohavrs have united with the Pintos
and other tribes, and declare that no military
post shall be established III their country, but
the whites may pass through.
Col. Hoffman had returned 70 San Francis
co, and Lieut.. Chapman was en- route to Fort
TETON.