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Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY A. S. RANDALL g. co.
A. s. RANDALL, S. II. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
O. W. DLooR, W. DoULwARE, J. 0. HEATLEY,
]. r. RIDGE
Publishers and Proprietors.
Office corner Maiden Lane aud Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

Office corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
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A. IL. FRANCISCUS.

NO. 2ll Market St, PmLAnLLrrl,. Pa.
Z EEPS the largest ana bc>i assorted stock orC\R
IA PET CHAINS, Cotton Yarns. Waddtne Cotton
Laps. TWmes. Cuyer.c larl, Cords, Wasf.I.lnes
Rope IN coils Seine IW inc, Indigo Blue, Tui,t
Aloud L'Hp' Camille, ta!nPaene, Lard and flud
WrkS, IN the city. Also a great variety oi Fly Mr..
which he oilers at manufacturers loNcst cash prices
1eblO 3m
Smyrna times., 1859-04-07
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit cour
for Kent county, in equity, the Undersigned Il,
! Trustees, VIII expose to public sale 10 the high
est bidder, on THURSDAY, 7th OF April, 1850
1t III O'clock, IN, at the tavern porch Of lhn
! McDLniCI Esq, IN CheStertOWn, the following
lands and tcnements of Nicholas B Appleton
aud Wm i Appleton, lying in Kent county.
NO. l,-Contains 9 ACRES, Rood aud 90
Perches; it lies directly opposite 'Cdulk's
Field School House. on the main road from
Blucrshe'l iliIl to the Bay side. 1t joins the
Cauik 5 Field Farm; has been heavily lined,
aud Is without buildings.
NO. 2,-Commonly called "The Eccleston
Tract" aud with about I6 acres purchased of
Mr. Wan. Il. Skrven, contains 40 Acres Of
Land, ot very superior quality; it has been
heavily lined and produces fine crops of grain
Ihe Dwelling is frame; there Is we'll Of
water IN the yard, and the Farm is divided into
two fields
No. "a Lot Of Land, containing Acres,
Rooda and 20 Perches; has new frame
house and stable; the land is good and the
situation Is desirable as a store, carIwTight
shop. &c.
NO "A FARM containing III Acres
ana 80 Perchcs; divided into three felds-
Inere is New Brick House now occapied by
Mr. WIN L Appleton; Stables, &c; Pump OF
water at the door. The Land is in a good state
OF cultivation and has been very considerably
limei.
NO 5,-The "Tilden Farm" The Dwell.
'Gg IS Old, but Of brick stable, corn cribs, &c.
a we'll OF water in the yard aud stream of
water running hetwerp it and No. 4 4; contains
~ Acres, IN high state of cultivation, heav-
y lImed. There is dfso a Meadow lyinr be-
tween this and No. and 5, that has been un-
dcrdralned, and is rich.
NO Ga Tract Of WOODLAND, adion.
ing he lands Of George B Weslcolt, Esq, and
Fletcher Rnggod, deceased, lands w r.
HFifven and the Brown property. Ii contains
70 acres and Rood, and, it is computed, will
yield 40 cords Of Wood to Dhe acre.
All these lands lie ncur Bole-Airand Batter.
shell in pleasant neigh0urh0Od, convenient
to schools, churches, mill, store, landings. &c.
wI'h WOOD, &c, and having been improved
are drs rable purchases
Mr. VIM 7 Appleton will show them to any
who may call
II' The Terms of sale, as prescribed by the
decree, are: credit of six, twelve, eighteen
and tweTty-fpur months from The day OF sale.
w'ih interest from the day of sale, to be Sc
cured by the bond of the purchaser or purcha.
s'rs, wish security TO be approved by the Trus-
tees. Possession Of most OF these lands can be
given at once.
C~.- The creditors of N B Appleton are re.
quesied to file their claims duly proved, with
the clerk of the Circuit court for Kent county
within four months from the day of sale.
GEORGE VICKERS.
RICHARD HYNSON,
Ches'erto"n, mrl7 Is Trustees
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HSS15 Market sg., Arcade Ls0Ev,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Where he intends to devote his entire time to the
manufacture of BOOTS and Si1OES of all kinds
and varieties, III the uealcat and most fashionable
styles, and at satisfactory prices.
His stock will CONSIST part OF Gcnllemen's Fine
Call and PateAt Leather Boots and SHOES, latest
styles. Ladies' and Misses Callers and other Shoes
IN great variety. And in fact everything connected
with the Shoe business
CUSTOMER WORK will be particularly attended
to- and III all cases viii satisfaction be wafIa!tCd.
0.{@ LASTS FITTED UP by one of the
best makers in the country.
The long practical experience of the undersigned.
and his thorough know ledge of the business ia all It's
branches, will. he trusts, be a sufficient guarantee To
Ihe pubic that he Will DO them justice and fusHlsl
them an article that will recommend Itself fur uliy
cheapness and durability. JOSEPH FULLAlER
RHPAliIAG Of ali kinds neatly done, reasona.
ME rates. lnfIG lv
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ROBlNSON'S MANIPULATED
GUAM0.

WIS UNEQU ALLIED FERTILIZER composcd
l. o! chall best PERUVIAN GI!A No oi.a hoIl
hne GROUND BONE and the hest PIiOSPIIATl(,
DUANO, Ii IN condIlioa for immediate use being pre-
pared by new and improved machinery by Which
means the most perfect Coordination is effected redn .
ing all To a find powder; and for Application bv Dr
or Otherwise, 1t Is IN the most perfect order And
nave Il" hesitation III ing that for all crops II IS
equai 10 any eFl2er ever offered the farming COM
ihu"iiy 81 The qualify wnl be kept prri.ctiy mn
form IN all cases and warranted contain Der cont
OF Ammonia and ii 10 30 per cent ui Bune Tho,Dbotr
ol Lime. rs puiu? IN good bags, wcghlt about l5O
IDS, eaGh' FGTchaSefs Will please notice, that the
other Is genuine
My long experience in the trade, and the general
satisfaction he ctoiore gwen by all Guanors sold bv
me- VIII, hope be a guarantee that the article nov,
oierGu VII! be as represented | viii also keep con
Gmunoes, which viii sell as low as any house in I6
city. WY
WM ROBINSON
Nos and gIoIllngsMorih street,
Near Pratt ST. Wharf,
iirlO'om BALTIIoRE Md
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Public Sale.

On Thursday, 7th April, 1859,
At IL o'clock, m, at the Tavern Porch of John
Mcdaniel, Esq, in Chestertown, all that FARM
and Plantation, in Kent county, Md, adjoining
the lands Of Mr.. Samuel Kerr, L Rasn, w
VILE and within nliles Of the Sassalras and
Chester rivers.
The land is kind; portion lined; well wa
tered and u fine Meadow.
The Dwelling is new Out-Buidngs tenn
Po'ary. Mr.. Lewis Anderson, tenant, will
show 1t to any one desirous to examine it.
The Terms of Sale-$I 900 in sixty DAYS
$1,000 on the lst January 1860, 81, 900 on Ist
January 1861 balance in , and A years.
The Farm contanS 100 ACRES, and is good
property. a sale will be made.
GEORGE VICKERS, Ag't
Chestertown, mrl2-ts For James Smith.
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TRIPS REGgEA7EA-

e. - ON and alter Tuesday, March lst, the
!;33z.sS s3.sS STEAMBOAT PILOF BOY
wIll cpMncnce running between philadc,,h,a and
Long Point VIII leave Lo1. Point every M,nIa,
"Wednesday and Friday, al so'cocl A. NJ Return
ing leave the first " hart below Arch ST Ph!lad /.
pha, Tues lays, IhuIadiXs and Sl,urdlvs at : u'ck
NJ ,-lpuchIns al Nh Castle, Delaware CITY, Port
Penn and DrakyMes Landing golng al,d retu .lriig
W STAGES from Dover, I."p,lc ana SmyI,a
connect with the Boat at Long Point
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The above proves conc.usneIy, that PnuIHE
Is to Tue Farm and Land Owner, Tie dlscoy-
cry OF til" age: contAinIng all the necessary
cons l'uents ier producing Large crops, 1T i
sha!i expense. The price coming within the
reach OF all, is but TW Q CENTS PER
POUND, or 80 per $1,000 lbs., with a discoun,
to dealers. CaI and see it, Send your orders
to FRENCH, RICHARDS 4 CO.,
Sole Agents,
Corner Of York Road and Gallo whi.l Sis
mri I'm PiIiadel Dhia
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p II . SpHATlC GUAMO.
LIrOm NaNaSsa Island.

CARIBBEAN SEA.
Analysis by DR.. Charles D,cke.l, Baltimore:
Bone Phosphate Of Lime, 6I73
Continuing Of FhosphorIc Acid, 80 82)
Finoglde Of Calcium, 25l
CitDonate OF LnaH, 5 35
Peroxide of Iion and AIpmina, 300
Water &c, 4 -
100 GU
The extraordinary hieh per centage
Phosphate Of Lime ABOVE stated, recommends
thIS arIe.e at once as superior Phosphate
manure"
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e +! u 1 p e,
or

COncCntr0tCd ANIMAL Manure.
Fifty per cent. cheaper than any Known Ferti-
l,zer
Farmers can buy this valuable manure with
The fullest Confidence of beng repaid the whole
cost by the Increased production of The fs
crop, besides rapidly EaeIchlbg their Land.
READ the Anal}s's o: Prot. l.. Stevens:
8" hereby certify thrl have analyzpd a lot
OF PIUiAE, f,r French, Richards 4 Co cor
ner OF YORK Road and CllioWnlil streets, Phlla-
doIphia, AMI iind It's comp ponents to be as fol-
lows:
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& gsacg;ca2a Fertilizer.

Tins manure is composed of dead animals,
blood otaI, aud raw bones" Every one ofour
customers having found our Manure what we
represent 1t to be" adapted TO every soil and
crop, we recommend II with the fullest conf
dencf-37J 10 400 lbs. per acre have frequent
y increased the yield fifty per cent.
Also, Columbian. Soft Colombian and ANNA
mated Colomblcn Gnanos"
All OF the above Fertilizers in bags and bar,
rels
From $50 to E5l5 per ? 900 and 2,slO pounds,
according TO quantity and kind purchased.
Fer sale by
RICHARDS g. MILLER,
No 2l0 South Front ST below Walnut.
Sole Agents in PhIade phia.
marl1 2m
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ESlChard40;a's -TE.Ea E.;ncuS.
DAMASkS, DIAPERS. Hc.

Consumers OF Rc!lar!son's I.nci.s aid lAose ,,,i
rous OF obtaining the GcuU.ue G..G, >Lon,d see Thar
the articles they p.rha>c are seated ulih jhp t,I
uane "i The ifm-l;.' HARRISON, SONS ! UNDEN
the q .oGs. "
This Caution Is rendered ea> Ills necessary as
large quantities q inicr.or and i've iILti> are
prepared season al seas ia. @ r.,d MA tlrlane
OF Rc,lprdSrn hy irish !Ioa e, ,,L, r,.,,i.,..,,'i
INJURY thus ia.!ictcd ailhe on the Anst,a:l co,,4
and The manufacturers OF The grl.ulhr G,.,. aI, l
readily abandon bIucss So ~. a.ie v.l., .l,I.
Sers can be imposed with l,o,Gs OF vur..t,,
charuct.r
J. BULI0CKE & b. LOCKE.
s9-ly AceLts, IS Church ,,r,rI. \cny,A
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1I"TI9 VIII uOI sIUP 70 take or leave pagscn-
gers at Buck" or " Prettyman's Corner "
crossings.
The evening trains North and South are
freight trains with passenger cars attached
These trains will not stop for passengers at
lIare's Corner.
Passengers from Delaware road by either
ram make connections at Wilmng gton for
Di'timore and close connections at Ph,ladclphla
with trains to New York.
+. .. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del. r. r.
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
FRENCH, RICHARDS g. CO.'S
L AE24SGaIESS EDElSON,
And PLASTER Mills,

Cor. Old York Road and Calowhlll streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
We offer large stock of Chemical Manures
and Fertilizers at low prices and warranted to
be Genuine, among which will be found
1000 Tons Pure Phuine;
1000 Tons Government Peruvian Guano;
5000 Tons French Improved Super Phosphate
of Lime;
1000 Tons French's Pure Chemical Bone;
5000 barrels French's Philadelphia Poudrette
1000 barrels French's Improved Rosendale Ce-
mCut.
The above standard articles are, each of their
kind, the Best in the World Our Land Plas-
ter, manufactured from Selected Stone, is cele
brated throu4 hout the Union for its purity and
strength. Also,
| 10000 barrels Land Plaster;
5000 barrels Casting Plaster;
10000 barrels Hydraulic Cement;
5000 barrels True Roman Cement
1000 barrels Portland [Engish) ;ment.
Dentists Plaster,
Powdered Anthracite Coal, (in barrels, ;,
Powdered Btuminous Coal Gu barrels,
White Sand, in barrels)
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO,
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot,
Cor. of Old York Road and Callowhlll streets
PhIlade phia.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
WILLIAM STUBBS,
House and SIGN I Painter,

GLAZlER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,
Begs to announce 10 his friends and public generally
OF Smyrna and surrounding country that lie has re.
moved from st. Georges and located himself on Com-
merce street, Smyrna, where he will IN the future
conduct his business, and begs respectfully To
solicit The patronage and support of the ladies' and gem
Hemen Ol lhis t"~n anu country, assuring them that
he VIII execute all orders in the above line Of bust.
ness with strict regard economy neaness and dis.
pacR his experience Of more than thirty years gives
Ann encouragement 10 state that he execute all
branches OF l0use Painting and Inferior Decorating
the satisfaction of all who may please TO enlrusl him
with their orders. The NEST respectable references
given, and all Orders punclualy attended to.
0- MUTATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE,
BRONLING, GLIDING, &c; also, Entry Walls and
Ceilings Painted IN superior China Glass Colurs y r.
&c. Smyrna, March 25 o-lf
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Wilmington Advertisements.
Root and Shoe Warehouse.
JOSEPH FU{LEIFR

5; s n; ] ]:5: %:.s :; : f.
the Store No
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-I"HySIS y PhHine.
Animal matter, Containing per cent dried
blood Al GG
Lho%Pha'r OF Lime 81 90
: 'rHIPiat q Ammona 1 90
Iur'a'e, Pnosrnate aud Carbonate of Am
m'nla 3 -
Nitrate AID S"Ip! tc Of Sado 5 0n
Sulphatc Of polassa | 80
Mur.ate, Pno>paate aud Carbonate of Po-
tassa so
Chloride OF Sot'um 600
SuIphate Of l. nc and Magnesia 5 so
5lltcll and sulphur (soluJIe) 20
:, SVEN-ENC
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Il ~ aHaiH IVY NJ Hah
laaiotssafl aap'hr a N o istf
BE fissf disasters. NJ bsgasei a.
'aueass afsa 49, n ".sfpi al
skeh b. fefplistia . gree ser
ees n taasb W. sti de issi n q
Coz fmn, logJlm Glib bff nl
pshla aafsg Ths ilssmar Ht Nish
ds4 t8pt Meslalleh, from A.
bpa r. Nrw Orleans, lofi this pefl
at e'slaeh IN Sunday evening.
having asaiiei ihs safisal n the
evening train. ani Wien opposite
Island 90 esploled several tollen
ahd Iameialsly aflersafi look IRE
md burned 10 lhe wnla's edfe.
The reeno u ihe disaster j. about
sesen mlles below the spot q, shieh
the memorable accident ~ iho Penn
sylyania occurred, on The i8tb oi
last June, and soipo sixty five mlles
below tbs city. The explosion oe.
cured about 10 O'Clock Sunday
night, Captain MeMulleb being on
watch a, tho time, and but a lev
minutes elapsed before tho flames
had consumed the entire boat, with
the exception Of Tho hull, which
hoalod on down The river. The
books aud papers being destroyed, il
Is impossible TO arrive o, q perfect,
accurate statement Of the number oI
persons lost, but enough Is known Il
warrant the belief tina, IRON Fifty t.
sixty are Killed and missing, ans
among them several ladies. Thu
loss Of lilc would necessarily hsv'
been much greater, had II not beet
for the opportune arrival Of the sas'
muohauna- which Lont rnmo In ths
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10 ~ III ~ a NJ ~.
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f,s~ ~ i've bsay. fkess y e>iup41
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shh hs msNy sslsse< saseen>oop ~
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mrsss, w hesss 80 The sksise sSoo1Ny
end W. misA NE eassss a msey : ~
gem a shessht. MT hing nssss~Iy
iImli. M emotions u her mind vsvs ~
mast mussIy vs,ied fssm stssneevos :
'rrss only Ne privilege n : fss V sIsw
~ sam., ssd mafh hss ~sIsssitss n
thought.
dane w. IN without . nsshsr's ssss
n 4 very essIy age, and bsins Tho enIy
remaining child, wss lhs dol III feed
md aapeiions,s fsthss's heart, who
spared no pains 10 ssw her mind With
uafuI knowleJps aud 10 sdefn her wiih
every accomplI.h meni 40 beaosisg "
herself. iIs rass her The advantages "
the be., schools, aud fss sometis~e I'm
tina, hi. fond wishes wssId be TssliSsd,
for shs sade rapid Impoverished IN boz
studies. and ever enjoyed We lsss VI
teachers aud sehoolmalss. Bss vsia l.
tho wish Of MIA. Dssssss elsimed her
Tor Va victim in Ihe mids, Of school day
cnjoymsnss, aud shs returned 10 her am.
,ous isihes lihe q dropping flower, 70 pine
away beneath his wa,eliul eass. iIemAls
every caor, to restore h~s health, bu, con-
sumption, that fell destroyer, blasted w.
cry hope, and opened for her an early
grave. Thus has passed away froS' ou'
midst. a gentle Hover whose pssiey md
lovd,nsss attracted pasy warn aad sin
cerc friends. Tho Methodist chasch hsl
lost a jewel. A fathers heart 10 larssss'
sed by thc cruel shaft u death, and :
largo number Of friends are left 10 mourn
their uu,inely loss. Bu, sorsowins one''
look up. A day Of reunion awaits You
for hope, with radisn. finger, rises iron
the gloon u death, and points bsyons
the grave, saying shsn Aad there you me!
mee. dear Jane " part no more forever
A fsisxp.
Peach Cssst, April l6sh, lssv.
llsuphis papers please copy.
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H~bsi, hsgA hen s4m n M mess
g,ts N NJ Irm ffaiif tsfiyt
Ttls gsfg Eli faHslh " spite n
n tsi fHmil5 - Hlstsish zeal taf
~ n ma ~ a<s'fgJ Il Ygu msy
possible sse,ssi ftuf my heayeh
lsryeht gas IL IL alfsHti 900 a.
msk,he " Hsmple aaJaf youf ffs'
fhs eosehstt n eHf fathers. shd ~,
IN . sectional party 9Th seelehal
sin, % tlsees ~ poser snl ifra' !
h@ Ne iag n ybaf mssfts sod "
fha hour N yehf dssaaliah ihe
Ma Lat ds5 II ne affle summer,
ygas en- could only fisa b a. down
Opposition is yeaf eobessslgh ihe
OILY oamsht 81 yopf party. iouf
paftY can construct nothing they
w iovh no principles adhere 70 ~
nsme, M. IIanls goes Tor ihs
ablofpiion N The eolofei races,
whlle NJ. Hair goes ior their e.
paIsion. Which shall Do The policy
~ the psriyi
The Democratic party has carried
Tho country up from small begin,
nlbgs 10 lts present prosperous an'
happy condition and, only occa.
aionally being taken out 10 be aife'
and purified. 10 destined under tina
name, and with essentially Ia origi
nal and present principles, 10 COVER
dis nation while We remain o 70.
public. Equality among oil th'
States each State 10 manage thoi
own s6sIu-slayeholders not 10 b
,,unsed nor insuIted for that fact
equal rights In the new Territories
and nov hands annexed and no,
States welcomed, rs fast "a the.
wish 10 come.
These arc the principles, NOTICE
aud banners Of success which wsy
around tho Democratic party.
Adcctionsiely, your brother.
JOSEPH G. LOvEJDY.
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rov ihe Panoln Nes


For me Psssis Ser.
70 ~ vsssss 4 psnsla, Talla-
AsssAis. asd osalsns Csansisa
Although ! DO not know hat you
desire my services ~ Senator. suy
lossss still - many friends have
urged me 10 run again. end ~ cthsss
may have some curiosity 70 know my
dstssminatioa upoa he matter, I
avail myself Of thls early opportunity
70 sssousce. that q ~ svsss. viii /
bs . candidate. ! am proud II having
been elected BY such . coastitusscy.
and Tor The last four years. have ~.
deavcsvd 10 serve you 10 the utter.
mcst Of my ability. How hr have
saecscded. I leave you to judge. ri
have failed. Il has not been for Tie wan.
Of attention foe during my whole
term. land ] have served four see.
sioas.l ! have never been absent fsoul
my seat. d the call VI the roll, via
.hs szcspiios ola few days. vAsa
hal leave II sbssses.
1rrsasslss yess thsssfss. my ascs,
mfeigre1 1850 3nehs PAST. I vdll
sssiisaly usiss IN ycu In plscin,
se~e 90 nsss abs iAsn m,..lf IN
the pct. In. Darn.
Oal Stead. AvrfY cd. ls5s.
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Growth Of Memphis unparalleled IT,
cause.-the food-A new way f
Lesceinv the Mississirpi-Thos. y.
Marshal.-Moaey mn,,ers-Passiss aud
Politics.
II Is impossible TO tell what will be
the extent Of tho future greatness VI
Memphis. Real estate. two and =
half miles from the city, sold on yes-
ierday at iwenty.cieht hundred dol.
lars per acre. When. years ago the
ssme lots wers sold At four hundred
dollars per acre. Mousasrst 4 Co..
viii have another auction sale u
thirty acsss On Saturday. lying much
nearss ihs city. whsa ths bert oppos'
tuniiy Tor lnvrstmsst, yet offered. will
bs p-sssesssd Sos thcss wishing 10 buy
on long time.
The ssasca assigned BY some fol
the confused growth Of our city IL,
that The lsveeing u the Mississippi |,
resulting In evil rather thsa god
The more pcsfec, ths loves above
The higher below. spdb The mon
terrific the overflow vhsa . crsvass,
cccuvs. New Orleans and oil VI.
liver towns south " ". are annual,
morn and more endangered. II,
eisiiens Of the Valley ore constant,
ccmlsg hiihsr. and Nsv Orleans vii
ultimately ssesud the rivss. Unless I
different system of protection frpa
eoods be adopted. TIE soaiher'
Planter. viii . twelve foot kvee pro
tecsing hi hcue end family. can ssvc
Tel ~costentsd whsn - oceas.tide |
sis ises kisAss tAaa ~ ,sd o. vAicl
sisspa. Csaidsssucss lbs hes
srs bsiasias hus1ssas 9TH souihss'
pssp,s 70 ~ CAicAssav DlsG.
Al. psspsrty bss dsslised =
The pass tvs ysAn b ~ ~ Nossh
western sissss. and wAile. their pecs
poets veFs materially injured By III
financial crssA q LAD yeas. xsnpei
remained unaffected. she ovsd y
b"srovssl capital 10 IAcs,oa and Nes
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delivered such q lecture a. Tom
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him, hs would have hydrepbobia.
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HASKELL aud preniIss. However. leo
turing l. no Just ieri Of ONES orator.
cal capacity and powers.
Our cotton market IL decidedly
brisk. A white headed Speculate,
made $1,000 On one transaction on
Saturday, In about fifteen minutes
Very little Is coming In, and II Is taken
as fast an II arrives.
The money market continues
tight ! some capitalist should civ,
u a dose VI salts, In tho shape Of {
million NJ two Of old Tom Benton',
mint drops. When ever a man get,
hold Of a thousand or two. instead q
using u In mercantile negotiations, b,
sinks Il At once In Memphis real estate
Politics and parties are all In ,
snsrl. Douglas stock Is again rising
since the venerable Appeal hes sesl
1T 70 endorse bis Squattsr Sovereign
" notions. Curin Il out for Con
gress on biz own hook. while Aver,
seeks a denomination AT the hands q
bis new masters-the Andy JohnsoI
Democracy. II has been suggesie'
that Currin aud Avery viii boil b
thrown overheard. aud q "soess homo
substituted. That's the trick :
win. Joseph X. Moscby. Of fayett,
Is u esssral favorite Of tho OpposI
tion. though | see that Jno. l.. 7
Snsed h now spoken Of. He
Mossby's only formidable conpetlte
for IL nomination. and ! am not sur
that he wants the position. he Is mo-
, Reporter for our Supreme Court. an
States Attorney General.
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