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LELLYETT "a SMITH,
NOS. 10 AND u SOUTH NARhT7 SHEET,
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BFaadieS and Wines. EYhiSkys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
"a WE beg leave to call the attention Of our ga
90 friends and the trade generally, to large -
80 and we'll selected stock OF the above articles -
just received, embracing in part:
Brandies.
sarzerac, QS4OA Alex. segnsttsi
0tard, Dupuy, very hns; United Society Propretors;
Jules Robin; Rsynal and Alussee;
With many other brands.
Wines
Carss, (svery grade0 Madersi
Port, do do Champagne, Every fpe3
Old sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObRccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn. Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do Potter
Wills; Corner Stone:
Richardson; " North
Tyreen9; DeTSssa:
Beverly; Peaches anc Cream Twist
Johns Twist Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready Gold Lamp;
Silver Roll; Langhoine 4 Armstead;
Claiborne & TaiiafeFro; Pine Apple;
And many Othe-s.
Cigars.
EstreTa; La EscarIatta;
COLUMBIA Imported Londres
Estrella PrimeTa; La salvsdoa;
Cintro de Groin; Imported Sosce;
COncho Regsis; do N=sselrode;
La Silva: do Principe;
La Prueba, Imp do Trlbucos,
Is SuiZa, do La IigGer3i
La I.ana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade.
oct2 EELEEEF & SWVTH.
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PH &c RAPEY
A NEW Class

TWILL commence on Monday the 25h Inst. Ths1s q
w elegant and useful accomplishment for Ladies,
than that beautiful art, and none easily obtained.
Those the victims Of the ridiculous humouE n
Photography practcsd them In the Hh school,
have formed wrong opinion Of What phonoguphy To
correct this opinion those Who trod hsru and lave
since learned Il with Mr. d.
Of J Mcgui
Please call Mr.. Dolbesr befors the Regina
aurl2 DIFF
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Watkins' AdditIOn,

ON THURSDAY, the SIN day Of May the premises
propose public sale - lots in this adliti.n ml
medaeJ in the nsgh5OrhoOd Of the CITY Park The rous
Washington Hamilton and ether strse 100 feet rous
and 900 and Us fret deep.
The Lots are al of fine soil veil covered with FOREST s, N
rapidly improving neEbohood have all the advantages 81
the CITY Park and present locations
and eomforabis homes for their families business
Of the city.
Plots With full description Of the Lots will ready Ia
days.
TERMS-One. tive ard three years, for s=issory
secured payable II bank, bearing interest and er r~aned
Sale at 10 O'Clock, A n. A. VS.. LINDSLET.
api4 "a
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BEAVER AM SPREN Gs


nURSCANT decreial the Chancery Court
Cen:reville at its March Term 1859, proceed &,
sell, the Is saturday in May next, (befns the
9TH day Of the month"; Beaver Dam Springs and lends
thereto specifically dsscrbea in the upon the h
day March, I59 there being $500 Of land more
less the following credits One half Of purchase mon
he paid the LIST dag q January 1863, and half
the s day Of January i taking the parchls
with good security and retaining lien upon the land
purchase money paid. On the day place pro.
coed to SELL and continue until finished all the
ing to said Springs, consisting the following
Until the lst OF September neX-iary double us
twenty Eve ooUnterpales forty comforts fifteen
spreads, forty double bestsas, thirty Eve lounges cots
twenty-five small tables bureaus plano, ocang chairs
hundred and forty WsOr and split bottom chairs looking
dining tables and table OF every description
hack and harness. Indeed, every thing belong
ing and appertaning Springs keeping up as
The character Of this delightful watering place
fully established for s beauty attraction and heahunes,
with extended Ies Ks om the undersigned The me
ciual properties Of the have been tested highly
beneficial in their relief the invalid Situated
trct the sublime beautiful Of natural sceneryte
sportsman fnds ample Of exercising tzse either
delight Of the chase the pleasant quiet
OF the tackle Any person desiring examine the plsce will
apply to Mr.. hcGoe upon he premises
ap2-dd ORFJLL A. NIXON, c. & ".
P.S-The Memphis Appeal and Florence Gazette viii please
copy and send their accounts to Centrevie, Tenn
A NIXON. 4
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SAMUEL MOWnPAT, n D, Nsl5 York
c W RE0uON NJ D, Wisconsin
W Il SHINING TON, n D, ItisOis,
TT J HssON, q L, Missouri.
W. @. KITTREDGE, NJ D A6,5 HI.7pSRiTd.
Jas Morn. N D, {ldiGRd.
J 4 TERRIs GTOS, N D. California.
Vs. AsHToE. VI d, L0uistIH1.
The GRAEFENBERG FkvER AGUE remedy is popular
throughout Tennessee Georgia. and is ty
every Druggist in these States Pres 50 cents per box
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ap2 Agent 70, GrRfeIbrg & Co.
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Magnificent Scheme!

Circular showing the plan of the l4ses
Ierles Will be sent 10 any one 8esirOEs of
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACK AGES Willie sold Ell
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CEYER ANn AGILE.

FEVER and Ague in its various mOdihcs"ns forms tie chief
obstacle health and como in the etern States That this
is owing ignorance among the physicians admitted by
those who have ceruly watched tie progress OF intermittent
fever and the uravang efforts cheek by ordinary remedies
THAT
ARRESTED CEETAIS.
On this shadow q doubt It is certain that
in the muncent which the Divine Wisdom hath pre-
pared for the Of that remedy the dreadful FEVER
AND AGCE not overlooked II that lie who
spring the herb which healed the the forest
and Of the field has provided help for this nasdy By his
wise providence he has that the 'Star Empire
shall Yves Uard and be that the fearful
tingenc in question we'll guarded and that he there
OF would he vouchafd to the and patient seeker
therefore say that furnishing the certain U Of
Fever Ague, entitled the confidence consider
alton Of cou-lol country.
We beTHy certify that have submitted the Grnhsr Fever
and Ague Remedy to close inspection and scientific analysis,
and have also tested its curative powers Of
and Fever. II is sky compounded remedy has proved
Itself completely successful in every instance. Il Is richly de-
serving thecoufdence brethren the Medical Profession,
aud Of the public.
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NOW EufnIIufe Store.
HEN SHA w a. Z WRIE.
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN AND
Manufacturers Of all kinds of Furniture.
NO. IS MARKET STREET,
NASHVLLLE TENNESSEE
VKTOULD respectfully call attention their large and select
Wv stock Of FURNITURE, and in doing 70 they feel conf
dent that they prepared TO sXhibitby fsr
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
Of all descriptions Of Furniture this city, They
Offering their stock to those who may desire purchase
Wholesale at very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly kept on hand and for sale al
the lowest market prices
AP2f-d,tW &ElR HENsHAW z TAMBLF
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Land for Sale.

TIE undersigned will sell his plauta. -..-.
ZE5A ton, called CAPITAL YIEH, lying SsssySSS,
fsrT1f49 the north side of Cumberland River, s<tss
Ilsgstse TIN milesfrom the City ofNasbville. s4
IlaalEzs9E containg about Three Hum -
dred Acres. Re will sell Il ell
ogeher in small lots purchasers long
credit will be given bearing legal from date aud
lean retained It Of very quality sell is well
Baered about half Of 1t cultivation, and the balance fine
timber and pasture There good elng houses good
harm and stables, &c FoE Information apply undersigned
John D. James. feb9O-tE TiIOS. G. JAMES
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ROUTE AoFSCIEs DIsGoSrEUED.- Cincinnati
Ohio, ia Dayton, to Ssndusky-Ths agency Of }. C
Wales IS Discontinued, and Che remaining three
agents arc requiredto perform the service Nssh>
vile to ChattanOoga-The agency Of John W. Ford
is discontinued. the remaining three agents to per-
form the service Nashville 10 Colurlb!a-This
aeene7 is discontinued altneefhnr
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A negro boy. about thirteen years o'd. the prop.
er'y Of Gen Pillow, drowned 10 the lake, three
miles below Helene AK, on the ASA nit.
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large number Of negroes in Cbicsgo are making
prePsrafars to erairrete to Hayi. having received
an Invitation from President Geffrard 70 settle 10
the island Here is a chance for the free negrOrs
in this State We hope if President Geffrard does
not the next Legislature will. invite them to emil
CRATE to Hayti, OF some other plsce.
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For PHILADELPHIA, New York, q


&fSHsI- FROM SszlssSIltS
E <sSSz5szsa5
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin rs SCeTsce -
Excursion Tickets, good to rCt January 1851 So
The WCll.anoWn trst class SidE-Theal Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, C8pt c. h.. AUsHEAS, ard
STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. ;. J. CARVE,
Now form Regular North, leaving Charleston and
uuah alternately as follows:
The STATE or GEORGIA Savannah, the 5h 18th and
a5th Of every mouth.
Both Of every month.
For safety comfort having superior STATE Rooms, these
ships supposed ~ any the One Hundred
Miles this the Delaware River and Baytwo nights
For niagara Fails, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Tbilade hia with Great Northwestern
Railroad through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in Is hours
Philadelphia. Through Tickets with the privilege Of
ping rhaIps and eedate points for sale BY de Agents
iU Savannah.
Fare 10 Niagara or Buffalo, s2!-Ema, saO-Csrsndsigus,
sci c. A. GREINER & CO.
Agents q Savannah
I. S. z. G BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HERBON, Jr.,
fsA2g-aGsns Agent a Philadelphia
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
Enclose the money address Tickets ordered OF
receipt Of which they vii be forwarded by FIRST mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending in any hsurShey may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Przes will be pur
chaSers Immediately after the drawing.
" Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post 06ioe, County and State.
Remember hstevery Prize is drawn and payabIe in fun
without deduction
u ? All prizes Of $1,000 and UNDER paid Immediately after
the drawing prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
Notice 10 CORES pOndentS-Those who prefer 20.
yending money by MALL the ADAMS EXPRESS COM.
PANF whereby money for Tickets in Of Ten Dollars ane
upwards be sent at risk expense from any etrI
or town where tney have Office. The money
be enclosed in " Government Post Office Stamped Evsope
CT the Express Company eanuoi receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates BY Nall Express to be d.
rected to
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1853 lSl..77zS.z. 5s.ss.z. $50
Hannibal and 81. Joseph AsaiIrOad,

hC5sbS1 Easa-szaasE,.- zsEsSys-eS1xigF 4 COJ
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
Of Missouri.
N0MpLETED and open through from Mississippi TO Missouri
Rivers. $50 miles further West and $50 miles the
NEW GOLD REGION
than other Railroad Auorsng quickest and
cheapest route Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska Rnd Pixies Peak.
Trains leave hannibal daily at O'clock, A. NJ arrival
Of the MAGNIFICENT composing the H. St. J0 +. 4.
line which ST. Louis daily &C O'clock p NJ whereby
passengers reach Joseph in - hours from Louis
t nj St joseph with line Of FIRST Passenger Packets,
which leave arrival Of trains from Atcls0n LeSveEWorth
CITY. Nebraska City Council Bluffs and omaha. Gaining
from . ( days over any other Route.
TTule from Nashville 10 ST. Joseph, - hours.
Fare from Nashville TO 81. Joseph
SEs.SO; lPOH ChaTtanOOga'S23 $50.
arage checked through Meals and Ssterooms Packets
free FREIGHT Owest rates. EmgraItS desiring TO
company may depend going through hy fast freight
Through Tickets (and the only route by which St.
Joseph reached by roadl FOR sale at The Nashville and
Cstauouca harosd, Chattanooga Steamers CCsS Nash
Vile principal Railroad Offices In the United states
For Information address JNO II. BOW IN
p. b GRoaT, Gen. Ticket Agent Gen. Agent ST Louis
JOSIAH HCNT, Supt. bHnnlbal ieha2-domT
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IOUfsVILLE g NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
e e e u q Z z = = c. - = . .

ON and after Monday, November 2, 1855 Trains Willrun
J follows:
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gaau 1901 N. Leaves Gsatin 1890 ?. II.
Arrives Ed geceld d" so do Arrives EGgehed $50 de
Leaves do "l1UO do Leaves do =" $50 do
Arrives Gsllatin "lI39 do Arrives GsIlsn =" 500 do
leaving G4atin az 100 a NJ and Edgefeld at 10
NJ connects Garn with coaches and from Louis
Vile. Train leaving Edgefed at 10 A NJ and Gslan st
P NJ with mail coaches 70 and from Hartsville and
Cartilage Only the uornn Train III he Sundays.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes bsggge, Of which each
passenger will allowed tOpOUDds free charge will be made
Tor extra baggage which he paid 70 the conductor Other
articles than baggage carried in the baggage WG be charged
Express freight which must b paid 10 the agent OF the Express
COmpS ).
Passengers taking their Gaata and Edgsfeld without
purchasing tickets, WILDE charged ten cents extra.
isn2J-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent
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NUMBER 379.
rhine sale Of '3roceries, at AuctEoa ~
HARRIs, GORD0N a couPaxv
ExTENsTvE 80 % 80 LoTs.

hAIENaIFE oALE or UT LWIos
ortcr % keep pas Eif The tines, and supply s dnans
ior building lots n TIE city, wiz Tuesday, the i0 Day
q aj sl Is Arcor. te premises 70 TIE est bidder .
10 % ots on Vine, Sprc, NrLrmore, Isersan End C4Eid
streets These lots eeRrenienT ssuatei, only few mia
ss walk from the Square, MeNairys and he sulphw
spF and IN re Immediate vicinity o. Dr. Wasons ssn1
% 1aee Ihey 'front.' geucrsilf 50 fest hack frEa Is -
ise many OF then hue kudlg lots. q them have
g'oa saao trees We invite particular aea ION ale
We consider many q the lots vTy rGe hey va
crafty Increase IN valgo.
IEhals-O One. tEo and thres wars crsfik
Bills vii be Isslel DAYS virra rrore -areulsr a.
seriplon Of the properly, sc.
ape9 JL&RW BROWN.
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtypeS. AmbF0tyDeS.
MELAHN0TYPES,
SPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
~ Union Street next door to Vessel ThomPson's.
4. f. SALTZMAN,
GATE OPERATOR HraHEs sALLmE)
TTAYTNG fitted up above, exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared receive the ladies and
gentlemen of Nashville and make fac ss Of their faces In
the highest style Of the Art No expense has been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest
improved apparatus and materials and the subscribe confident
y nitves all who want pictures give him cs plegng
satisfaction in every
TEntrance next door WEST to Vessel 4, Thompson.
Ms I. T. SALTzMAN.
Ornamental Trees and EVergreenS.
"0NTG0MERY & McGREDY ,NurseTymen Nashville, Tenn
lY invite special attention to their extensive stock of Fruit,
Ornamental trees EveTgreens, Green House Plants 100000
Every eens stable i'm ediats
Fruits-50O0 Apple 2, 3 q years old
Pears-50OO, Dwarfs & Standards, . to years old.
Peaches $4,000 old Cherries, Pums, Aprcots, Nee
tariens and ounce, in s-ge numqers.
large collection Grapes Strawberries Raspberries Goose
berries, CurTants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY.
nall. IanWood. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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Chin FOUND II TIE RTyER-A 5IrsTERY let
ter from Dover inform US that new born infant
was found in the Cumberland river on the 26lh uIt,
about two miles below that town. It was q white
child, entirely naked, ami bore no marks Of vic.
lenoe. Appearances indiclted that it he'd not been
IN the warer exceeding twenty fsur hours No clue
had been asoertained as to the unnatural mother
who had taken ihi7 step TO get rid Of her offspring
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rected to
WOOD, EDDY q co., Augusta Georcis.
or WOOD EDDY & CO., Atlanta. Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY d CO., wilmington, IsIa
III = st0f be numbers that drawn
the amount Of prize that each end to- viii be pub
lshed after drawing in the following papeYs-Auua
Ga Mobile ResJe Nashville Gazette New
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch aadPardur is
Clarion. STerI-
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ACCIDENT on TIE MFNPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
RcAD.-The Memphis Bulletin of the Sd says: "Tbe
eastern train on this road ran over q COW about
o'clock on Saturday night last when three miles
east Of Corinh ard two passenger GAYS were thrown
from The track, breaking them badly and injuring
several of the inmates No one, we are pleased to
state. was seriously injured The track was imme.
diatey repaired and trains entered no detention"
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DRoWszD.-Tbe shelbyvlle Tue Union Of the Sd
says con Sunday last four persons, Virgiuia New
som, Elizabeth Blauton Tarlton Newsom and snail
negro girl were drowned in attempting to cross the
Barren Fork Of Duck River, in the neighborhocd Of
Normandy, in this county. Tbreeof the bodies have
beeeu recovered We did rot learn the particulars
Of the accident"
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Great National Route.
THE PENysYAVal
CENTR RAILROAD


Il ssll.@zzsE -. - -
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! TRlrrrE FRoM Csc SoL8sEa TO ANoTHra In
c2r5iRg frcm TIE Memphis 4-algaeies notice of tae
death Of Gideon J pi'ow, ir, ,. Jere. Clemens.
tie editor Of no Memphis Esqair;7, pays The fJl-
loving uibuie 70 The soliiery worth OF his dis in,
gpisaed -aiher, which is as ilonorabie to The heart
OF tie former as il IS just 10 the character Of Che
!qjler. t
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ARP KEGS purs WIlI1E Leaf ssOre anS ISt sAI5 ~
1Sh hlzLLL, HOOPER = g
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krrr Cool.--ln ,hi. heated tenn, when
the Thermometer, like Young America,
gets ''high,' !, ia well to Keep cool. H.
enable YOU to do 80, hon Mathews ha, d
ls If sundrics oa hand with which you
en- keep decidedly cool. Ito make. q
seFy refreshing lemonade, luscious icc
eeain, and keeps on hand whole icebcfe',
from the Mammo;h lee House q nnsal,
Al.eoa Go.
Il l. said tia, Ben. keeps ale, porter
and cider IN HE establishment, bas Il, We
lmblhc nothing stronger than water, sca
must 90 and judge Of ,hrm iet Yourselves.
H. treated us Very cody w lass Monday
and therefore W. are not disposed 10
puff him ae Is already ''iua'-i up
though wlihou, Il.
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no WARD ASsv IiTl N,



rih lruifni rid ltadsa,ic
UiAfases.
r1,Ilg How ASSOCIATION. IN
view Of tho awful destruction ~
human life eau.ed ~ sexual di'ea.e,
anil the deerptinns rfnciieri upon lie
unfortunate victim. " such disease b.
Quack.. several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, ~ q charitable oct
worthy " their name, 10 uftn a bispeu.
slry l1r the treatment " this clnss NJ
diseases. 10 al their forms, and 10 give
medical advice gratis to all who apply ~
letter. with u description u their eondi
zion, (agc. occupation, habits u hfc,
.Kr..l aud IN case 81 extreme poverty. u
furn,,h medicines free VI charge. u j.
needless Ia add that the Association com.
mnnI. tho highest Medical skill " The
nee. and will furnish the mpsi approved
modern treatment.
The Director. u tho Asioeiaiion, in
their Annual Report upon The treatment
u sexual Disease. express The highest
satisfaction with tho success which has
attended the lahcrs II their Surgeons 10
tn cure VI speFmitorrhsri, seminal
Wessnrs.. Gonofrhpa, tlsi. Syphilis.
m. ,,ee II uuanism " SELF. Abgse. bts.
sa.ss " the Kidneys anl bladder. Sc,
and order q %cputiuuance II The ain plan
Tor the ensuing year.
The Directors. on n rc,isw Il the past,
fsel assured that their IalnFA IN tbs
sphere ~ benevolent eHrrt have been II
-rens benefit TO the afflicted, ssrsciall,
~ Tho teang. and they have rssolved "a
devote themselves. With renewed real. q
ihi. very impof,an, ani much dri'es
cause.
An sdrairahic Report on Sperma.
,srrhes. Or Seminal Msatness. ih. VIC
| Il Onanism, Masturbssion. OF SET. hhusr
and other diseases u tho Sexual organs
| hv tho Consulting surgeon, vii b. ssn
hy mail Gin . sealed cutelerel, free q
| charge. ON receipt II two stamps 70
hostage. other Reports nR1 Tracts %
The nature and treatment II sexual dts
eases, diet. Be-. are constantly bcin.
puhl,.h.if for graiaitcu. distfitsitica. an
ALL no sen, 10 the afflicted svnv ~ u
new remsiis. ard methods II tfc1tmeil
discc,sred during the Last year, . .
great value.
Address. for Rrpot, cr treatment. ~
]. skllin Hoaghtn, Acting surErot
Howard Association. No. : Souih Mint
street. Philadelphia. ps.
n - - NHn II a~stI~a.
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.ssss RAW


We hsi a ~"Slorioas'' rain On Monday
evening last, which lasted . than an
hour, thoroughly clearing AWAY tbs banss
u lust. and cleaning "a the face Of No.
|,nrs In n handsome mannsr. Quite .
strong Wind accompanied the falling sa-
|'er, and pcssh and s1Asr trees were rros'
|ir,,sd, and, OF ccurk, much q the young
corn In the Geld. and ssrdcus. Hat, on
the whole, IL will prove very b~encasiaI to
hsal,h and comforts and injurious 10 .
very Sigh, extent, 10 tho cotton crop
We believe the rain Was quite Z snersl.--
Accounts frm thu crops throughout shs
State ara very encouraging.
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Ian Ovm. Ne eemmunieaiion from
scssshynsa," = svfcrcsce to n, bridge
ssrss 0ssPks Cssst, No bssn received,
bet ~ hsss sssv1sa ~ 81 shis issas.
We uosAa ssssvst n Tie author Of tho
ssnmssinsisa H. better plan Of MAKING
airess s~gSSunlsa y Ne Besrl Of Police,
whss \ IN bs No. by s1ssfsises~s II
ss.tsy's pspss,s IN hslA . Special Tern
% nnDAynn nj, n = August. sashs
eessse vil havs nsre weight With ,h'
Bssrl shss ~ eaAiAs psblIe compliant
|skeuunA e. ee,nuna
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assssss .HI pfsash ~ lfsi
...sun s..~es y a= 49, Ilspsaf hafsh
A.. nabps, Aa a. 49, AalafHHg ~
.....s. 81 lha , Haarai sssmpm - t#p
ussssi ~ ssaitfl y 81
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John ]. re,tus. the Democratic can.
aii,,e for Gc,errsr II Mississippi, and
3. II. Bart, Democratic candidate for
Auditor u pshlis Aesouuts, viii address
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