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AND LOTS FOR SALE.

Pour az Houses On Clurt sueet between he bayou
and Court Sluare.
Pine Heel on Aiaus street 81 roaua ST FURNISHED
Hone via n ra1us ru Caussy street aHutl 10 Fanlr
H1u~e with wlm- al Eiinu -Frr ~ Me-"
Wsuaa -H= afVtncs siraeL inreaf % OarL CElr1a
uisc-
Us1.- Cd rr1--y f-vc4- brtErfa heai ana LMAen
H.r-- tus sl1ry rime. and other eui h1ises adams
street.
House fur rums ball aul oa- H' A
street raar Caihcuu street,
House GA Finn street. q double truemrnt
House % vance street. between Werrando anl if10iq,
with Owe rrsus and mtcheu-
uiuse viii irren runs auf an uece=arI pn lQ1.
IN Sfanv.f-rsf. ku1uu a. the Bucklrr1am f1hre
AIasirrtrr fu1lr- LHfTa tf th f-H IL ut -
49, -4-rr- ar gretv sd TsInfff streets
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uEsSTSSTPPI NEWS.


VEEr.-udee Sharkev, in bis
speech last Saturday, said L was idle to tax
! about reducing the price OF negroes 60 that
poor men could oUu them, for the reason that
| those who cannot buy az present prices, $3.50
20 $3.50. would not be able TO buy them al
500. This is clear, and about as conclusive
as he precious declaration Of the Judge, that
therr are no poor men In the South 9 W.
shall have 70 prevail on the Judge 20 attend
another Nashville Convention. His ideas are
/ evidently getting eonfused.-Vicksburg Sautt-
r0H-
The same paper has the annexed
AREEsrED.-ohn Y. Gale, who escaped
from the lad Of Washington county, a short
| tine since, was arrested in this city yesterday.
] Il VII Be remembered that Gale was charged
with whipping two negroes to death
C-oNGREssEAN FoR THE FIFTH DIsTRIcT.
/ The Democratic County Convention Of Adams,
Wayne and Perry have recommended the re-
/ election Of Hon John J. McRae to Congress
from this District, and the two frst-named
counties deem the holding Of District Con-
v%ention FOR the nomination OF a candidate as
an unnecessary f0rmality. What say the
other sixteen counties -Natchez Free Trader.
We clip the following items from the Oxford
CMiss.) E1ray Of The 26tb inst.
The PoSroroc TEaGEDY.-We were led
| into N error last week n 6taflnE llaE hotd-
day, who asssssinstrd Roberts near Elistown.
was hung BY the citizens. He doubtless
would have received summary punishment had
no. the Sheriff arrived IN time 70 rescue him.
BE was taken 10 P0nto.oc and committed 10
Jail. T. is said that he shows the coolest in
difference % wha- be had done
THE CRoH.-In the whole history ar plant
me IN this country, de crops never looked
better at This time o. The year than they 10
nG5y. The cotton. The corn, the wheat, the
I'VE, the oats, everything looks vigorous, beau
tiful, and promises an abundant yield such
charming accounts as this are published with
reference 10 the crops an over the United
S-stes.
S-CsPENsTJy OF CFEEATfoNs OK ri SoUrH-
ERN END or TIE RAILRo AD.-We learn from
d man who came up from Grenada night Osfo-r
last. that track-laying On our end Of the rail-
road has been temporarily suspended. The
contractors were forced 70 do this IN ccns'-
quence Of the Uestling not having been Pushed
ahead fast enough. All the hands employed
On LAYING track on this division have been
transferred to the lower end and put 10 work
The track has been laid TO within about three
miles Of Grenada.
At 20 period in the history Il the Mississippi
Central Railroad has the work OF construction
ben 50 theoretically pushed forward a. nov.
I Under no circumstances viii its completion b.
DELAYED longer than the 1st Of Decembsr-an-
g. is tho1ght that that time VIII be anticipated
I bV q month or six weeks.
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A Map BULL ~ o. STREETS OF NV
YoRK-Inleuse excitement was created In
Second avenue, Friday a~fternoon,h by the APP
pearance o. an Infatuated bull, which bad bro
ken loose from his keeper and rushed, below
ing, through the streets, spreading great con
stema'ion among the people. The noise at
trartef a large crowd Of men, women and
children, whose curiosity was soon changed TO
terror. The animal struek a lady on one Of
The crossirgs,and troi upon her, iudicung 81
riors injury. He soon after caught one John
Co-le upon his horns and gave him a magnih-
cent toss in The air. John struck among sons
barrels standing By The walk, end was con-
siierahly hurt and much frightened. Officer
Darby, Of the feth ward, went "a The rescue,
and after several unsuccessful attempts, sue
ceoded iH capturing The brute with a lasso.
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1~vrorvrNEErs o. GOV. HARRIs ANp COZ NETH-
rRIASn ron FunIIc sFRAKlrG
NAsHsuLLr, A7ril ID is59-ne sadersign-
ID. at tse -rsqassl-of Gov Haris ana Col
Netherland, have agreed upon the following
times and places for addressing the people in
he cuboraaiorial Canvass. Gov. Harris is to
open on Tie first day, and then they are to open
and close afternateiy. No other ~sppointments
are 10 be made during the canvass, and they
are 10 speak under the usual rule a. to division
Of time inyheir addresses ANDEEw living,
NEmLS. BRowN.
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Af0 A0brrllsrmfnts.

I'll Advertisement for tia -fPpeGl mast bfhanded
in at he Clerks desk.
III i~raasienf adrcTtis6meuts mud Be MARKED for
q specified fine. When NOT thus marked, they
uiA BE- dared for one rcd, and 9iscoaiiuusd
al ne ed Of that fimS.
Ill Aauedisameufs published IN the H0kly -Sp-
peal ara okGrged One Dollar pr SPARE Jor
each inserffOn. fElN aN.
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Mp1-es', WCfesfay June r.
neville. Sstuulsy June o.
Wesley. "Wednesday June rs.
cay sehodl House Sturdy Juur ls.
Wfuued Wrlue-d1F June p
Airna ssturily JuuH %.
Wrrlts schel n1usf WeturEfnF IHn~ %
Mfrry- sltartu Juiy2
G. WuedriHr. WEDNESDAY Iuir g.
usu7a sfafio1. Saturday july @
CiEcvlIe. Weinesl1v July T.
Lsneaelf. STURDY jury Do.
Ven, WedunzdsF q Fl. r.
WchirEn. safuuag GmrAa. - Q
Br5EasEIc. SATURDAY. July 0
% q nGUGLAss,
Nzy ioh. 81 --s- rnzNJ- ,. LEA
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The New York Courier has an interes ing
article upon the price Of English eonsois Al
various periods OF the last hundred years.
During the present century, there were ouly
four years in which they reached par. uss,
were the years ls44 and 1855, lust before the
railway explosions in England, and in 1856
and 1883, gust before the Russian wsr. Dur.
ing the latter year they fen 10 905, md thei,
highest point was again reached in November
1855, gsf. In the eighteenth century eonsol,
were frequently and FOR long periods, sbov,
par, reaching, in ths year I73z, Io7 per cent
After I757, hey did not reach par again unit
1874, q period Of ninety yeaus;
The public funds o. Great Britain have an.
dergone some fearful vicissifudes. In 100, OF
fhe death % The King Of spain, they fell q,
50 ger cenf. ARA the peace Of Utrecht, 10
T7I5. thcv rapidly rose, ant between 1870. an.
The rebellion in 17f5 were never below 50 bu'
during the rebellion. sank 70 s. ThEv fel ID
% fn I7s2, at ae close Of tie American war.
and. mounting Afterwards 10 80 IN 1872, fell
70 I1as. 70 al. This was TIE lowest they ev-l
reached. Between that and the highest point
1G7. attained in the year 1897, the difference
was e1uiValent 20 ~ per cent, sulhcien. %
u VI ALA AN#.AL. va ~ .HA Ea.'
wealth -on- those who purchased when the
funds were a. the lowest From 1888 10 1874
q period Of nearly ninety years, c0nsois wese
always below par.
TIE mos irving periods Of the present cen
terry 70 great Britain were IN the year 1908
Isi4-I5, 18ls, 1925, 1880 and 1877. OF the
causes q the depreciation, q may Be said that
the rapid depreciation IN Is02-3 was the re-
silt Of me war with Napoleon. In 1sl4-'f5,
that Of ne hgndrsd days and the battle II
Waterloo. In 1919, thr commercial and bank
failures were greater than ever before known.
r. 1s25 q reaction took place after great eK-
p~snsion; eminent banking aud mercantile firms
failed. and credit was shaken.
In 1890 the French Revolution caused a Sc
we're disturbance Of the commercial circles Of
EHrone. and the fan Of 1857 was canscl hv he
critical condition Of the Bank o. England. the
famine in Ireland, ard general distress among
commercial men. 10 was greater than had
keen known during the prior eighteen wears.
ereeadirg that which followed The declaration
Of war bv the French Convention. the first
hank suspension, (I797) and the Irish Rebel
lion Of l1so.
On the other band we see in 1881, and 5.
Great Britain and France engaged IN an ex-
pensire war, their grain resources materially
cut of from fhe East, an immense export q
gold. and vet three per cent Consois, arc high
n than daring the peaceful periods of 1851
Tie extraordinary decline in the above mrn-
tioued period will appear by The following
summary
u.t 49,
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NEW FIRM


MHSsIssIPPI LANDS.
1872 Acre In WaslnEiun oauniy. Mississippi ~
culflvrtios Wla OItely ursIua uet1 neui "a
mules. etc.
1900 Acrss on suud1Fer river, Mis-, $50 fslienel
30 Acre l8 ulles nam 2emrhis, u@lr MissIsainpl lnl
Hrunresac Railroad. fair lmuruVcufuf--
F7 Acres 16 males luul Memphls, noaz Mississippi asi
rauuassre RifuuL 2s0ciearei wea Improved
So Are iu Mar-h1u county Mslesirrl, ven .-
pFsEed, sin steven likely uearoe
1850 Ares in rrnica oun'H Ms SO acres -u cutt-
Fataus
CT ArrFs tu Helvar r1uufrr Mississippi go aslisufL
20 IN mIuuaiau.
eS5 A~c9es fnsu csid water Dener. Mississippi
aud Terneeec naluaa Que-haIf lu cuilrlflou-
5b Aa-s n sludsulr ouny, Mlssissippii 90 dead
aued.
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CDsDITIoS OF THE L. S. TrEAsUEY.-It is
stated that the receipts Of the United States
Treasury FOR some weeks past have been equal
TO as current expenditure, the amount OF
means on hand being but slightly less than the
last loan, az far az issued. According to the
states, the Secretary anticipates a surplus Of
ten millions Of dollars on the LIST Of July, the
ogeniug Of The new fiscal year. There is yet
unissued, Of the loan Of 1855, 100000. The
treasury has redeemed 3 ,5OO,0OO Of the treas
ury notes, which it has the power TO reissue,
and he balance Of cash in hand, BY the last
return, was nearly ss,O0O,OOO, making a total
amount Of available means Of SI4,O00,OOO.
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PTHEFo sPEHKING.

Hon. JoHN v. WEIGHT viii address ms
felIow-eitizens OF the Seventh Congressional
District as follows:
Party. McSair cauuiy Nenasy. suuee go
Joe Anf-rsaR'-. McSary county saturday Iuue l-'h-
HermitaEe. Decatur county. Meufag Iune A0
nsoafurViEe. Decatur county, rueHlagr June 90
HHuesViie. Decatur county, WeinrsiaT- june III
Mafheu-s St re. Bentcu county. THURSDAY, 1af
CsmblCn. Bfuipu uaunty .Frpsy. June -ll-
Wavrrlv. Humrlregfsnunfg SatlrflT lme -e
W-J.Ent-rs. nuuparC's c-gufTr AgalaI dlle -A
Dr.. spruce's. Hictnan osmiy Tufaiar Imc =
Cenrcrrille. Hirkman r1nuiy WciEesd1T dme @
Beaver Dam SQriuga. WlCkmsn crurig. Iharflay am-
B~eariston. Perry counts. Friday, Jolly isi-
LINEN. Perm counts. SstudaF. JAN "a.
NeWburE. Lewis county. Monday. ggy siA-
CamuhellsVllie. Giles crlfy. Mefuesd1Ts Jlif ON
/ Pnlaski. Gle aauuty. ThursfaF. Iulv III.
Bsdenhamer's Nh. Giles u1uufv. FridaF5 5nly 1N
! Lavrrnr-huw. Lturence cusuiW SATURDAY JOY VI
] HenrFEaue Laurenre oauufy, MarfaF jay lid
Ashland WAYNE county. Weiuesday. July I'm
Wayueshurougn- WaTue county. Tu7sdags 4af lAhs
l smints FOX Hardin cnuufy. Frti1y- July loh
! Savaaaath- Hardin county. Sturdy JUS ltl-
Hsmburs. Hardin county. UhurdlW Suly 2sl
I Cheuaue. McNairy county saturday JliF 81
Speaking viii commerce 90 ll a'c1ck eaeh Coy
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Through tie medium Of a private telegraph
dispatch from our correspondent, Balloon,
We have already given he result Of the race
al Lexn-ton, ~, o. Tuesday, in which Rel
Oak was the victor in The tEo-mile race for
500. The correspondent Of the Louisville
Courtr has furnished The following Qarticu-
lars:
The track is dry and dusty. and the attend
ance quite large. Tbs race Of yesterday was
he best three heats, I believe, on record, asJhs
time given viii show. There are moro stran-
gers here thar were ever present on a similar
occasion, ana the citizens generally take a
lively interest in the present meeting. There
are also several here from the other side Of lie
Atlantic.
The race to-day was for a purse Of 500,
tWo-mile heats, For which there were seven en-
tries. Harpcr, Richards and -hodndria were
the favOrites in the pools. Red Oak has bat
few friends, notwithstanding be beat an the
horses at Memphis At two miles, and also al
four miles.
Everybody was sold to-day. Some bled free
~, HarpGI friends particularly. The Tean-s-
see horse, Red Oak, triumphed over The whole
held. winning the purse IN fwoheats with ease,
II the remarkably quick time o. 80 In each
heat. Bru-e's entry was distaneed the first
beat, as the Summary viii show.
Every nag run II Red Oas By tarHs, but none
Of them couli cone closer han bis hips. and
az The end q each heat the champion Of Men
phis gave the contending nags plenty Of dis
lance, IN bis rear. 70 plaes them beyond ho7e.
Ta1- p uar-r el.rF r. SeuCE e. g Red Olk.
A. o. ~ salrlI Aaerf-dm Or Jot-----.----. 0
A. Bgtr-f FursT- b. b. A-usd Harris. So n- by
Wairbrne. Dam So tzulasrss- hy Eciase..-... . 3
AK HlnsrE enters cl- u- WaN WIuE 8 g. adj.
by W11rr. dam -lsia O. Hrullr Lsa-fa-.---. g .
John Harper ra-7u A. r.. Elmara Tsgt o. s. OIL
hr Cra1Eer. dam 81 fha ssu ~ efaHr. Hr Mlnrr @ s
D C. EuThE enters ch. D. El-hu1ul 9 zee b.
hleuoR. dam HT 8 3
r. a. AlananiFr eaters g q LaFaldar. g s.. n. tV
EaEurr. dam Alice Cafuaa..- q 8
/ : d. B-uae enters joe HaI-s b-m.N arlH Haun-
ton. ~ o ~ Waguer. tsu Corurlau. Ir
nst
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SwIrzERLANn.-The Figo brought inteli-
/ gence that the Swiss Federal Assembly had
approved Of the declaration Of neutrality
and Of the measures Of defense taken by b,
Federal Council. Also, That thes had appoint
Cd General Dufour Commander-in- Chief Of th'
army Of Switzerland
General william Henry Dufour is about =
wears Of acc, and has long been known in
Switzerland and France as a soldier and CON.
mander Of a high order. when Louis Nspo.
leon resided in Switzerland, be studied military
tactics under General Dufour. At one Tim,
Louis Napoleon was enrolled a. a Swiss col
der. when Louis PHILIPPE demanded the sur
render Of the present Emperor Of the French,
General Dufour commenced the troops that
were to protect Dis pupil In case Of hostilities,
When he Jesuits created 20 much trouble in
Switzerland some fifteen years ago, General
Dufour was appointed 10 the chef place in he
army, and prosecuted measures 90 yigorously
that that unhappy difficulty, known as the
Sunderland war, was speedily brought to an
end.-J0ETRI Of Commcroe.
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- NAAAAaAkANaH
Kill address tie people al the following tines
and places:
PiHovylu,. W-ssIv county. wesas-rsF Msy1F
Chrslmasvilr. csrrdfcamty Tluuep ~ p
Trsst,.. Gi5t a csr7iv. s4,nrs NV Fl
EEton. Gi1-ln olUuiv. MGuilT. Mg "a
Friendship Dyer aounH- Wedneatsy. Nay p,
Eipy Lauaerdale oauuy. Friday hE
nuThsulviHa. Laaleriaie Comfy, SATURDAY, Ah7 -
C~sviurfon, Ti-tal cauuiy, uiay. MRy 30
PIrtersviie, TIptn county. rueaiay, Nay a.
Nas.n's DepA Tipieh ossniy. Weiue=dsy June T.
Chestuui Bluf. Dyer Gunfyf safur1l luHe
uTrrAurE. nysr c4unfy. Msadsv gun-6-
NrariHs. Gibson o,umy- nur-ssr 5uHes
lynn Point Gihsln county FudHy Iune 10
Rro,ks gapei. weakiey oouuty saturday. June u.
nreztea- Weakicy county. Monday Jwrol 70
jacksonville, Ohiau clunty Mlrtsy Ime@
TniunCnr 0uil1 county ru-=ay JIM.
Ha-r OAK obi0u c7unr ThadHy sune23
Madrid BertC. u Ohllr c17nty. Sltr-tayf Jule =.
Troy. nhiou county, MauIEv Ju1a7 o.
NJ 49, rs.,s, Es
TfusrvirE w-skisv -Jwl-g ssrrful July 2
Crn'. Ur1T rru1fy. MuisE tr.TA
C.i-tnia Henry cmtT-1u-iar laws
NrLsunrcsFlle Ca-u.l county Mea 4uy O.
Ssrth Gib-n. Gib-a osaufy. Fritsy 1uv8
HnnAs4t Gsnscn rr-H-V e~-fnriav Jry .
ounw GitSa Csug N.nisy, Ju'y %
ILtlnia. CarFaI osHutv. Weiuraf-v tur %
= uarkFfurr4 Carroll Cu-1fF- TlraiHr- July IA
Hacna vista Carrar county FridfT. Iufy IS
Huaiusiu, Carroll o5uliy. saturday, JuiyiG
shay GrFa. Henfrra1 oru1fv. MHlIrr. Jur o..
~GiGin. Hendrrarn county, Tue-ily. Jolly %.
JsdEz cresk. Heniansu clrufr. WetnraLy 1uE %,
saffs ma H-al-rau culy frlar July
Farmvus. IIrniersn aasa Nente. Ja
Msniysius. Houy aan,s TaGrsi Y Jug a. .
Cauyersviur. Henry oruty. saiurisy. guiy %
We yh Ip,a' rs 'T' 5 = sTkiys
Nay7. 1859. IN ETUEmDGE.
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cS-A most melancholy accident occurred In
Delhi, Delaware county, n, J., one day last
week An interesting little boy, named Henry
Kent, aged seven years, was sent to school BY
has parents where he was the first TO arrive,
and before the ~scnool-houss was opened. II
being a rainy day, he made an effort 10 enter
through one Of the windows byraising the sash
and crawling in. L would seem that after
raising The sash and getting his arms and meek
Inside, il fell, catching him BY he neck. there
holding hin and stranEling him 10 death. The
school-mistress, on opening the school door,
thought the little fellow 70 Be lying on the
window asleep; but on gong up 20 him and
raising he sash, which she did win some af-
heulty, The holy Of the POOR boy fen outside a
corpse.
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coNGREssIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
The undersigned, candidates for Congress
win address the people at the following dme'
ana nIares .H#

and places: aHt
Ge-manfaun. shrIhF oouufF. Mundzr Iuue "a
Crufrurllia shelby cuunfy. Tucel1r. June -.
Moa-1r. Favafte rrmir. " duoatEv. June 10
Grand Iuuciau. Harlrmauo auuf1. IhurstnT. auue 70.
Bolivar. Hdriemau county. Friday. June "a,
Meian, Msdia1u o1uuiy. saturday. Iuuels.
Ja-kacu. Maiisuolufv. Maldly. June 70
Masen Grove, MaHIsau county. Tuesday. Juue4l o.
Shrink Creek. Madisdn cuuuty. WeiuezisT. June p.
Nj Pinssn, Madis1u uaulfy. murldaT. 4uneN
Drnnark. Maii-7n oeuufv. Friday June p.
Wcluund. Haywcd c1.ufy saturdsy. June %
CagevHile. Hayuapd county. huuiay, aum =
Lanfaaii. U1ywaad county TuesdT lune
Wociviur. Havro1d COUNTY. Wedne=isy. June
nnawusrIle. Haywood uluntF. lhur-daT. June
naucvvile. Hsvuodo 0uufy, Friday July J.
whiteviup- Warfemln cuuury. Saturday. IuiFA
Rlberts5l Tan Tarf. Harieman cou-tT, ruesdsyI o
Piuey Grove. Uardemau clunfy. "wednesday July
WarE Cd Place. Harlemsn cernfv. murray joy .
roaho1tas Hsrdeuau Cuuufy Fnday Jlgh
saulsbarr. Harf-man county sturdy July9
SlmrrFllr. Fsvrfte couutv. Mauiay. JnlT ID.
Maoan- FaTFge county Tues1ay. Iuig p
OAKLAND. Faypite cuuuty. Wednr-i1y- July u
Wck1rv WithF. F1vetfe oultv. Thuraly JOY 70
C1nc1rdtA, Fayeite county, Frfday au.T 70
UaErl Plat. shelby county. satu1iav, JAY lb
Baskerville. Shelby county. Monday July l7
RslciEh. shelby o1unu. TuezlaEr aulF 49,
Cuba. Slefv oIrutr. Wefneaifv, july 20
Memphis EUrhanrr BnufiuE. TIgHHhr.Ju iy p.
Memphis O1IFel1E u1r.F ritsy JUS p
ne dscssin uuyaratI % begin q ID A. u
each isy DAVID y OL6hiN-
or 10 = 7 aNFEbs
IN q AWEuW
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TENNEssEE LANDs.

Acre ldi1lpng Gcrusntuvui sell luFUrc place.
% Acres mies frsn Memphis. ueHr Nuiau Depot or
Memphis ana ono Rslrladi so ln enllva1an-
GO Acres mirs from Mcmphis, en- Vol rlFei ll
daa-rd weu impgevef steam san mu- r'-i Ecl
tIuhf 81
az Ae-s o. miles from Memphis near RhieiEAi no
aelnaE 300 Improvements
EN Arc D miles f-rm Memphs on Memphis Hui
one RnHrdad Pee p1iut l8 drtrcE sod Inn
uuramEus.
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A Prs SWALLOWED ~ A LADr.-A few
evenings ago, a Young lady in this city sEal-
lowed q pin, which rested in her throat and
caused so much annoyance and pain tia she
c0uld not sleep during the whole Of that right.
The next morning she was taken with a ct Of
sHeezing, when, strange 10 say, the pin was
dislodgcd, and during the psroxysm Psssed
through Der nose, thus relieving her entirely Of
the troublesome intruder.
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NOMINATED FoH THE MISSISSIPPI STATE
SExATE.-It gives ne pleasure to anncnncs
that the Democratic Convention which recent
Iy assembled al Charleston, Miss, selected
Gen. J 2. TALIAFERRo as their candidate for
he State Senate. He is no stranger to public
life. We have known the General long and
well, and feel confident hat he win hereafter,
as be has heretofore, meet TIE just exPeeta-
ions OF This friends.
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~ At Genoa, the English are now 50 M
popular thai TIE air Of "Goa Save ne Queen,
abieb occurs in 8 ballet now performing al
The Carlo FeIice thester, was Kissed on two
consecutive nights.
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DEATH OF A. ETHIoFIKN MINsTREL-Dun
Bowers. well known as an Ethiopian minstrel,
died in this city yesterday al The residence Of
one Of his relatives. A few minutes before his
decease, he was united IN marriage, by Justice
Marchant, 20 . young woman, who saemed
deeply affected b. the ceremonies and TIE occa-
sion.-Gs. Enqaircr, 24fh.
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&IOO REWSERD.

/ WLLpay . rewsui % dfTdaIars Co. theapDre-aA
1 pension and delivery B. me o~rls MICRO NASV
NED. formerly owned % NJ Ta1ktE H. Hs de-
zT hrt q being - ntark hrova csr ah9ut rry-
I'VE OF arg yfars OF anl as beng sutFtaud sv a.
has vrTkrf shout he cav. ard msy b. HI Il7t1z
lr1uud btitis mars probable Aaf De hs -lle ri
perhapa 90 3 free &atf lr HugauV with JOIN. uh1 be-
ionu % ~ s1ms estate. Ihn has a wife On Co.. Geo.
". Smtfh'F rauttl1n, uu che ArkGusaE river. ne
e~xecutor tf-E ufy Iiars req ai lar JalL- one huu-
dred win be rsd h- bon. or ary Or titieT-
T. u. TNTUANE.
Attorney u tr Or Nc n. B,amt williams.
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aPPoIarnENTs.

The undersigned, c1ndd1tes tor SongTes,
kill address toe people al the felloWi1g times
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Will DEcLARED FoTD.-he VIII Of the
tsfe I7cob Wrchof Piatt has been SCI aside By
.he Probate Court Of Boone county, Ky, for al
le-e9 Jusuitical Influences in its construction.
me estate smounted 70 some $4,000, and, BY
- viii. two Of the heirs, a son and daughter,
NJ J. II. Pat and Mrs. jenkins, were disin-
herited. The verdict viii give to the contest
ants about two-ninths Of the es;ate.-Ca. Go
-efte.
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AHEnotc GRL.-A short time previous 10
the departure Of the steamer Mareago, for s.
Louis, last evening, a boy aged about seven
wears, fer oyerbo1rd from the lower guard into
the river, and would have drowned, had not his
sister, a girl Of fourteen years, sprang Instant
" into tbs river, and held on 10 him until The
arrival OF the boats yawl. The two children
had hoated down the river ? square, and when
picked Up were so much exhausted as to be
helpless. Their names are Estiil, and they
were from Wheeling, o. r0uieto st. Louis, on
The above steamer, a. deck Passeneera-ca-
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