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CLOSING OF GRAND DISTRIBUTIONS =

CLOSING OF GRAND DISTRIBUTION
RAoRDINAR INDUCEMENTS,
Mr.. JAMES p. JUDSON
vi Camp street, respectfully informs public TINT being
determined to Close his grand distribution few days oey
unprecedented inducements by addition of large number
OF ELEGANT REsENTs
to his rich stock which ooy to be seen to be
ali Of which will be disposed of as follows:
Ills elegant stock of presents varying value from
FIFTY CENTS
TO
one an dred and Fifty Dollars!
-Comprising-
DINNER, TEA, BREAKFAST AND TETE-A-TETE sETs
VASES CoLoGNES, CARD BASKErs FIG.
o. URED WRISTBANDS. BOHEMIAN GILT
AND ENGRAVED D EcANTERs
CIGAR HOLDERS, JEWEL
STANDS, sPITrooNs
TOILET SETS,
Etc, etc.,
are all numbered. Duplicate numbers are enyeoped and
placed in show case and every purchaser of rich Gun and
saucer Tor TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS is at once
permitted TO draw enveop the case and The article
corresponding in number with the enyelop selected
is at once given them.
AH-Remember his place Is o. CAMP STREET
especially invited and examine the goods
a6 I'm ~ e'
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DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

| WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUES OF GENUINe
sana popular family Medicines which they or 10 suppl,
rnsgsts and Dealers wholesale prieeE
aeneral Depot Special Agency, No. 1b1 and 81 Charter
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IL. .ss 1900. -
lSsh w Isd,sncia iSsi i inst, o Payne.
M 5istrscf = VI IS 2, -
Is 49, n "a M; M s. So'a
ship gSni6ii gpsE6f. MN Liverpool 10th Feb to
Hiliesd - d lR a., @ 81 4 i
Ship Adv21c4s Ehii5. IS days from New York to q
q s1y2sog go 81 .s az alat a e. ,
sup ss ~ - - gsl1s, ron Boston, To-
at. I'd s -, f, r,,,o,o - 81,
HI j615I1S Haxey. from Boston v;a Rermnda aAtl
Mxss6 p q 4 yennard point.
snip c. Mheelef, Delanc, from Liverpool, ID Feb
r. + whitney &co. Sd dist 81.
IL ballast 10 master Quarantine Station. =
Axravals & lie Carondelet canal.
Hchr Chrisscphe Colombo. from Biloxi.
acsH Clsmentins. from BY 81 Louis,
SsHs $500; LOO MUM, faaxl 9.
81 llslIaaissse, Ilssn Biloxi
ssss q n If Ass.saa,sats.
Neeos woodland, from Ouachita River.
liines tiller, from Upper Tensas.
III No 8, Gompefe, from Little River.
~ Bicknel, Gwaftney, from Troy.
SIe s s smith, nom 9 aaTtinsville.
cs la s R1ss from rom, g Sa matt,
49,. 10y I,lcklnson, tom flne HOOK.
VIZ BasaIey' snno aaal fro i VS Mobile.
Aline, Neal, from Opelousas.
Pacific, Bell; from Louisville
Towbost Z nillaadon, whann, from the passes. I.
toMed down and TO sea On the sth inst, ships
Morthamptcn and Ably blanchard. brought up
ship GlaM Wheeler and to Quarantine Station
bazk Hersia-
Towbost Ocean. Chairman from the masses to,,ea
down tossa % TIE IN inst, ships VIM Nelson
and Cumberland, b
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n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
! Al From Canton, Goth April. II bales
!. ogiesby SO do Warren, Gilmore &co 20
Mcfarland \ Barksdale IA Cutrer, Harrison eco.
"A R Groves &co. l6 Ably 4 Catching. Is Fried.
lander Gerson. 10 Robson Il Allen. s do Harding.
Abbay y Morehead ~ 7 Hardie &co IS A M HOB.
kins, 8 K Adams Gco. IS Cleveland Bros Eco "A
Henderson Il Peale. 8 Payne Il Harrison. i do Eel
loves SEQ. Total ia bales cotton. ="
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ULiiAN NEVILLE d co., AUCTIoNEERs. An.
prsers ana deneral Agents for the Of Real Estas
s Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Of Plantations. fS"'ns -ahu seiiinS
ks-offce, No. IL Commercial Place. .,
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Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
DEuxlExr couR DE DISTRICT JACOB FREDERIC RoHR
de Ia souvels Orleans, sA %FEs fms st s W
IN vERTU DUN writ de fieri fae,as sssss moi
- adres;e par Honorable Deuxema cour District d
pnbque ct adjudication de a camp 81 's' 'sa's
IN h TREaIS dams PREMIER psic, de vile
snIan 81 peds de face la Howard pofondur
Ensemble avee tontes les bstsses ct authorizations ami Sc
onxsnt sur d terrain consistent en- mason basse
Cuisine dena sges u ass es
deux cyes putt jadin devant arbres frusrs ban
l. .eat saisi dams pafiaire ci-dessns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment DISQUALIFICATION.
all u % my II Sheriff de la Paroisse d'orleaps.
SECOND DISTRICT counr SUCCESSION of the late R. W.
~ OF and In ses 70 a s order
tbs ss randsrsd Ap5 sss and
above entitled viii proceed to sell al public auction,
eiRP sGa r.
drawn by Peter ooney of
Nv New Orleans 26ls and seq by aadon city
TERMsScash Oh the spot
E. T. PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ID u Nsass!s. PowElL o A as 81 H. '"
asr s ann ns S sars.r de xemts
oSuT de District Dc Ms daas %
tel De la Cite de Commune rues du Camp ct
Masasns pour compte de la dte succession vents
puhliQue ct adjudication de- " - ~
DEu& LETTRES DE CHANGE souycr tes mar Peter Con
sey de "a Nouvee Orleans accepes par s. 10
Dc la vile de New York Pune de la OF autre
De q somme de 81 800 appartenent la desuccession
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t moment de l'adud: eation.
e. T. PARKER,
all Id ~ III q Sheriff de la Parosse d Orleans.
FouETH DISTRICT CouRr}J. NJ. RELF d co. VI. JAMES
- q new Orleans BOR0--No. l3,t95.
Rh vlRIUE OF and in obedience to or
- der OF sale rendered April 49, 1850 and to me d
If
New Orleans in the above entitled matter viii proceed to sell
at public auction MONDAY. May ID 1859 at i clock
a. M At Home Warehouse Fulton street. between Poydras
and Lafayette streets, FiIst District Of this city
dy III casks 10 boxes Wine Liquors. 80 casks Ale 10
boxes schnapp 2O boxes Oranges 2 do Lemons II hhds
Sugar. 10 sacks Coffee bb,s Sugar 81 nag, amnnd 81
cases Whisky, do. Syrup. "
Attached in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
r. T. PARKER
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sig,.alixed.


BY ship Frank Pierce, on the 18th inst, of south
with the figures LOS. -
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Consignees.

NEW YORK: Ship Advance. b Dufield. Price
Converse &co. Carroll, Holmes eco Ag't Memphis
Packets. Grief, Byrnes &coT O Twitchell SEQ 10 r
Buddecke Eco Payne Il Harrison. Knox 4 Higgins
Thiele, Seller &eo. @ billiard P & 3 Reilly Dix
Ranlett. Gunnison & Chapman. Grosjean & Bene-
tean o 0 Woodman. j Hubbard M Kepler. "
Violet &co J Holden &co. G Morrison eco
. y MCPHERSON. Wheeler Blake. l. Sturtevant.
W Coeler.s.P H Brinton &co Sampson Keen.
1 Mann &co. W W Crane &eo Lewis 4 Oplesbv
Pickett &co. Grief AGO. j H &IN Marks
eco. +, + i Leferre 6 v Hynson eco. Hail. Kemp &
Wilson &co, R N Denman &co. Schroeder eco. A
hearney Shumway Hewes Converse &co,. r
Jolley: Muse Bro. W Crane &co j P Cady.
IA. a Lam dco Lewis Ogesby. VIM NeagIe e
Rogers, Woodall eco Voohries, Griggs &co W Nc
cracker. Robson b Allen. I Smith Pablo Gco
+ Laughiin. J De Bonneville Syme q ProYan.
bred Wshs;a Was5hS r, Fairbanks &eo Hacker
Carradine. A fully &co. n seibricht. D Kel.
ham; Sampson Keen. N Whiting. H Green. r
Anght. kousset Genin. .Jno Watt Geo. IS o Mel
T paw Sso H1 Twtehel &eo Harvey AGO Jno
Z Duconge, .Pannele x Brother G l. Dosen 4 Son
=; omitn, Harris &co. Robertson, bennett Geo j p
Ba n ;;Twitchel 4 butcher. Bowles & Judson.,
a heliy @ G Norris Manll Geo $ Kennedy s
co. ~ Barriere & Bro. w I Davis. AZ Conlon W
a 6annay &co Shark, Staufler &co. i SAWYER. r
McGregGr &eo, Henderson, Terry &co "A d Henkle
eco, Gaion y Robert &co West, Villarie &
CO. schumaker u < Finley G Tbeurer. Levi
Simon &co J Hubbard M Smith AGO. M iiIer
Burthe &co f Booth &co. Bloomfield. Steele Nco
s aa Kennedy %s MeSGutehon, Howell! SEQ Walker
Clark, Mosby AGO. Riyes Battles 4 Noba W p'q u
Stewart Ste, p Stevens &co. Rugeley Blair Eco. IA
Relf eco, Priestley & Bein. Henderson / Gaines
! Frederlckson Fall \ Cunningham. j / johnson
&co. Mcdowell &co. j Vokel T Danziger .Dnclns
&co GLADDEN. 4 Siexas. Dudley, Nelson Sco
DupTemont. Montross. L Moulor. r. B Muller
co. Turnell Eco. .Plitehard & Flower Goodrich Nco
y Parmele &co. J Dougherty. e shumway.
M Miller. and order.
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| UIICE1ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS against
Them to the undersigped all persons indebted Ia said
eessIon Will please settle pos stble e QUIZ
no, L., CHARLES A. TAYLOR
IS Camp street..
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Gelow-Co,nlng up.

Steamship Chas Morgan, IawIess, from Indianola
and Galveston to G Payne
Ship Frank Flint, Robinson, from Liverpool Feb u.
Ship Enoch Train, Rich, from Liverpool Feb Sd, via
Queenstown Feb 24th, to J p Whitney Geo.
Ship Gamelaida, York, from Liverpool Feb 10.
6hlp Loeb Lamar, Randall, from Sunderland Sd Feb
with $50 tons R & iron to order.
Ship AIiel, Green from Liverpool 18th Feb, to P
Whitney Aco.
Ship Warten.bag, Mcclellan, from Liverpool, Feb 6,
to g Hon6ld .&co = =.
Schr 0natiyia, from savannah, to Poole Geo.
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Through to Memphis in THREE DAYs-To Washington
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS.!
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TIME AND MON EY yEn,


To Travellers between New Orleans and Memnls N.w ~
Leans and ST. Louis and Louisville, and the princi.
pal Northern and Eastern Cities
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- Capt Miller, of the bark N Boynton, reports
having seen On the 10th inst q ship or bark with
painted ports, nothing but mizzennast standing,
buiwarks cut away on the port side, ashore on the
Tortugas,
~ The ships Kate Dyer, Milan and Mornington
went p ~ On the 10th instant.
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By Capt Miller, Of the bark Boynton on the 4th
from Rockand, for this port. 9e,, -'
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By Capt Leach, Of the ship Frank Pierce, on the
~ mt oa san Domingo bark Tonquin, I'm Shields,
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Passenger.


Fer ship Clara Wheeler. from Liyerpool--ss steer
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Yw Oreans Daily Greseeat gAnrsdaa uuna Aprt 81 1859
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

- STORE To RENT-THAT DESIRABLE two.
story Brick Store, occupied by 0ubenato- Terry
Wells, corner Of Rampant and Triton Walk, Shell Road
SIDE basin well located for provision and
store Rent Moderate Possession given the May
Ap pIs WALTER b ss \, sn.,,.. .,..,,
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT j
Of New Orleans. I
by VIRTUE of an
II der OF sale rendered
rected by the Honorable
New Orleans, in the above e
at public auction, on NOM
A. NJ, At Home Warehous,
and Lafayette streets, First
2qr. pipes Brandy, 10 bbl
dy i'll casks, 10 boxes Wine,
boxes Schnapps, 201s boxes
Sugar, 10 sacks Coffee, s
cases Whisky, 6 do. Syrup.
Attached in the above sui
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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- rIIl55555B5E55F55Ez.H#l,7 NEW THROUGH
ROUTE to the
N 0 T FL Il Nd EAST.
-Via-
Railroad to Vfcksburgl
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Austria. England has thus interfered for liber-
ty; let her not interfere for the worst Of despot-
isms on enrth--thst Of Austria. [Great cheer.
ing.l The only boon ask is strict neutrality
and this. too, I should not ask If I were not
certain in my concience that England's interfer-
ence in the war would bring incalculable ca
amliy on this your free and happy country,
without bny possible present profit or future
comp mpensation. fieor, hear. owe, aud glad
y profess to owe, eternal gratitude to England.
| should feel it much like misfortune beisling
my own native land should England inconside-
ratel rush intoa calamitous course by coupling
her own fate TO that OF the House Of Austria
Hear The English nation has mighty desti-
nies in her hands. Please to bear well in mind
that no war can be thought to have assumed Eu-
ropean proportions, unless Germany and Russia
become parties to il. Now, my lord | am OF
opinion that, though the German nation be un-
commonly excited, Germany will not fly into the
war to the rescue of Austria, unless Prussia takes
the lead-[hear, hear thus abjuring the policy
OF Frederick The Great, which raised her TO the
position of first rate Power. And /, for one,
considering the attitude which the Car of Rus
sia would be likely TO take in such q case--I,
for one, canno. think the Regent of Prussia will
risk the dangerous hezzard, unless he shall be
made sure Of being supported by England--
Thus 1t evidently depends on the resolution OF
general European proportions; because il Prus-
sia, from reliance upon England's support, plum
ges into the war on the side Of Austria it is more
than reasonable to anticipate that France, in
that case, will be supported by Russia. Hear,
hear Let, therefore, her Majesty's Govern
ment well ponder over the consequences of a rash
inconsiderote step, and let them well weigh the
immense responsibility Of their position The
course which the national int rests of England
recommend is very clear. Keep yourselves out
Of harm; develop your own freedom; advance
your prosperity; go on steadily on the road Of
progress to your own advantage as well as to
that of humanity and Of civilization; and allow
me TO express hope that if, under the mercifu
dispensation Of Providence, a chance of national
emancipation should arise from the present COM
pcations for any of the nationalities whom
Austria holds in bondage, the good wishes and
hearty prayers Of this free, generous nation will
be with the oppressed; that England will
not be backward in cheering the endeavor wit h
her appreciation, and in encouraging it by her
sympathy. [Great and long continued applause.
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later FROM Europe.
Garabaldi in Lombardy.
SUCCESSFUL MARCHING AND FIGHTING,
REVOLUTION INAUGURATEDA AT COMO.
THE AUsTRIANs RETREATING.
The TiciMO EsCcrOsscd.

PARIS, MAY 2S, 1859.
There is nothing new from Italy
Portugal has declared her neutrality.
Garabdldi is marching for Como.
LONDON, May 90, 1852
The papers of this morning give accounts of
the expedition of Garibaldi aud his volunteer
corps across the right wing of the Austrians in
Upper Lombardy, which has been by far the most
striking aud successful episode OF the campaign
PARIS, May 80, 1859.
The Moaitcur Publishes tho following tele-
gram:
ALEssANDRIA. May 49, 1859.
"Ihe Emperor Is enjoying perfect health
We hove but few sick. The weather is beauti-
ful, and the harvest has begun. The army is
abundenty supplied, md the soldiers continue
to iee full ot confidence and are in high spirits.
GarbalGl has relnlorcements OF troops. At
Como the artillery has been reorganized, the
Natuna Guards moDizcd and volunteers are
fastening to increase the militia. The national
movement is spreading, aud the town OF Lecco
is free. The AuStrianS in considerable force have
occupied Dobbe."
The following was received at Renters Tele-
graph Office yesterday(?j evening:
Gen. Garbadi entered Como amid bel-ring-
ing aud the general Illumination of the town.--
All The steamers on the Lake Of Como are i'll the
possession OF Garibaldi. The AuSlrians ire III
rapid retreat
Advices from Lugano, dated noon Of the 29th,
state that the Austrlans, pursued by Gen. Carl
bald, were withdrawing toward Milan. Gen.
Garbadi has occupied Camerlo aud LecCo.--
lnsurrectionery movements have taken place in
the Vatelline, aud 800 Valtelline insurgents are
now on board an Austrian steamer.
The following adviceS have been received
from Lugano today.
Yesterday evening, after furious fight, which
lasted from to 8 o'clock, Garbaldi entered
Como.
The combat was renewed at Camerlosta, and
the Austrians again gave way and retreated.
The town of Como was illuminated, and all
the steamers in the Lake are in the hands of tie
patriots.
This morning the Austrian steamer on the
Lago Maggiore kept upa three hours cannon
Nde upon tue town of Canobbio, without much
effect.
BERLIN, May %.
According to Ndvces from Florence to-day
Russia, Prussia, England and Turkey are said
not TO have recognized th- Provisional Govern.
ment of Tuscany and the representatives. OF
these countries are also said to have Withdrawn
their flags.
LONDON May so.
The Times says that the report that Mons
| Bunedilly is about to proceed from Paris on al
extraordinary commission to the German Con
federation, tends to strengthen the suppositor
OF peaceabe compromise at no distant day by
means Of Prussia agency
PARIS, May 2S.
The semi.oihcial Pays of this evening contain;
| the following;
THE Austrians, so 900 in number, quilted
Practezza Yesterday, and reentered Lombaardy
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How It's RECEIVED.

The Republican State ticket meets with a
cordial reception all over the State. No ticket
was ever presented to the people of Ohio which
received such universal approved and enihusiOs.
tic support. And the platform, who can refuse
to sanction its principles ? Locofoco leaders
aud wine pullers don't like it, because they know
the honest rank and file of their party will en-.
dorse its doctrines, aud many Of them will vote
for the men who stand upon it. With such u
ticket and platform, no power can prevail
against The Republicans next fall.
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The Defiance RepablieuH records three fights
in that place durng the past week A g,eut
Town that Defence - PerrysbHrg JOurHdl,
For the greatness of Defiance in the psricu.
lar mentioned, she is indebted entirely To the
vivid Imagination and fertile mucy OF The editor
OF The Rspr5licGg.
Defiance Is town OF peace Higgins Of the
Jouradl knows this we'll enough wasn't he
here Two whole das last Summer without getting
into a single fight p -DtfdRee Demoerat.
Trne as preaching Aud we were in attend
snce upon locofoco convention. too Yes,
aud fellow who went by the name Of Mungen
billy Munsen--FIdJler Bill &C. &c.. was
there, 100. o;her brave aud big men we,e herr
also. Although they did not fight. we fear II i.
example was b. ], for th-y talked like men who
wanted to fight bat wure rail 20.
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Notice To Builders.

CLER1s OFFICE, Perrysbury twp. !
June o. 1889. (
- EALED Proposals will be received by the Town.
- ship Clerk nnt the zsd day OF July nextor build.
ing School House in suu.d,striet number four in
t,s township. said House 10 bs frame 24x30 feet,
and TO DO completed by the first of November next
Plans and specifications may he seen OF this Office
June V--Sw+Sl, k.R, MILLER twp. clerk,
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Attachment Notice.

Martin Lindlay, plaintiff. against Hendrick Stokes
aud David Stokes.
Before A. c. Mcclellan, J. +. of Perry township
Wood Coo.
ON the I'd day OF June, A, ID, 1859, said Justice is
~ sued an order of attachment in the above action
for the SUN OF thirysiK dollars and sxty-wo cents
tS662), MARTIN LINDLEY.
June lG-6w9k
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MARRIED,

On the sth inst. at the residence of Mr.. John
Groves, of Liberty township, by James McFedler ,
Esq Mr. GgoRGE STRAIN ard Miss MARGARET Il.
GROVES,
On the llth inst. by ]. Chappsl. Esq, Mr.. +. Gou /,
TuRE aud Miss MARTnA HARVEY.
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Notice.
NoTICE Is herehY ri,

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom ii may con
~ Germ that my wife, Rachel, has ler, my he'd and
board without Just cause or revocation, and will
therefore pay no debts OF her contracting.
June l6--bw3s JAMES n PHILLIPS
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John Clarlf,s IlStote.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed aud qualified administrator on
the estate OF John Clark late of Wood County, de
ceased. SiLNANUS JEFFERSON.
June l6-Gy3Sl
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sEPUBbIcAN STATE TICKET.

ron GOVERNOR,
WIN. DENNlSON, JR., OF Franklin County.
ron LrsurENANr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT @. KIRK, of Knox County.
TOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
RoBT. w. TAYLOR, of Mahoning County.
ron sEcRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, of Clinton County
FOR REIsuREa OF STATE,
ALFRED 2. STONE, Of Franklin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
WIN. Y. GHOLSON, Of Hamilton County.
FOR MEMBER BOARD op PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN b. GREG DRY of Soioto County.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ANSON SMYrH, Of Lucas County.
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PARIS, MAY q, IS5Y.
There is nothing new from Italy.
Portugal has declared her neutrality.
Garabaldi is marching for Como.
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From Rev. Mr. .McMULLEN, Pastor of Roberts Chape I
lNDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 5, 1857.
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lieve me,
Yours, J.W. .M'MULLEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02
THE IN TELLIGBNCER
d STOLEN L00K.
BIZ ALICE CAREY.

Over the hedge leaned one day
To see my darling as she lay
On the May grass-it was not fair,
know, in mc to see her there.
Her bright locks down her graceful head
Drawn all one way, not wide dispread,
We're by her white hand gathered in
y golden coil beneath her chin.
The dress she wore was simply wrought
To the expression of her thought:
] never saw where 1t begun,
Or ended-she and it were one.
The smile could only just get through
The mouth which she together drew,
That tender secret TO repress
Which tells itself by silentness.
Near her two lilies, fanny light,
Bicliering upon their ground OF white,
O'ershadowed by her beauty stood
Like the lost babies in the wood.
She did not raise her eyes above
The hedge, to chids my look of love,
Such fancies did about her close,
Like sunbeams feeding ON a rose.
My passion to sad verse set
q had not got my beard as yeD
And she my worship did not wrong
The hedge was not between us long.