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4 fts:tTsss;; will commence on friday ist OF
years old two mile heats 800 sub. =
Stake the give $500 If the race is run and the second
to save his stake Closed with the following nominations:
Varieieila "'N'' v = " hps'''n' out Oh imp
BEARiJ by imp Yoksbire Dam Nv mn
by i'm s,umps AA'ntS D. c. roi oy Glencoe dam
l. T. w boswell name che PLANET by Revenue. ont of
by Rsvyuue dam sarah Wab;; M nfn ~ zMAShiNdloN
s. V t. Chea,hsm be- HEMPLA BY inn York shire
out oil Bllnkey. , .
BY OtheiIo. y = - . " S'np'"isheoe'
M sAbUEDasY TIE s q Ap @ M for all fonF
to M sake win the f oewss II run sna se
!. R'csaIa + = EanayI aaylor'
I 4, /. n rbngrnsn, N man, 9f Mis;jssigpi.
Q. l., q L. W. boswell ol virginia
WEDNESDAY, 9Th cnb stats or,e fo ,a svu
with sddei by Tue Cn as Of III s :" of Nv M
his five more iii the the GVfss s. Sc sse ss
j. wes names g gs WYE YorRshs lRs om Rs
deearsd e by dam by Wagner of Fanny "r sht
q A. iecoms names ch C. by Lecomte out of Miss Riddle.
AR lhn N,6;
Vcme BY imp Behasr out Of Brtsne by es! Mnev I a
Also, ch. mario by Voucher, out OF Norma - '
isT B,Snna e Il ' 's mp YORKSHIRE out OF imp
~ declared ,,;..,s, :, ,v
O. ssns'sFs 'h f. by ''0ms out of Medina by imp
names b. by Lexington" out of L"Bac
also en, 9. us ont OF Nancy Perkins
" Il snsRa @ ~ ny lexington out If julia H. by
J. q Boswell M namss aABR1EIb imp Glencoe, out
Tbs Pryes names b. by imp Glencoe out of Mlwood by
TO- %!s fsasi C. by Imp Sovereign out of Odd
H. 4. 4 4 1. TGefs Kiehardsnno aEnG ,nmss named.
SAME DAY-Heats mile; Club Purse $500.
s ga o, or miles Club Purse $500
= 5000 1 S'''o >.-'
MNpA2 iii ssRafo1 G1S eo ass
b S more 6 1sca s to a. the stake n $50 to be added the
The II race to be m under the rules Of the Menre Club
APRIL The rare & to be under the rsle; Jockey
IaS NV a a n @ rscs this stake will be run on
l. W. r. Wood names gr C. AlF. MORGAN, by Grey Eagle,
dam Mnrgatet Edna
p. F. Kenner ch. f. SOUVENIR, by Lecomte dam
A. A. L. Bingaman names ch c. STEVE POWERS, by Bundle
and 60 dan Nancy Perkins >, ,,
Mi.s biJdi" ' '"' C. o4Nehh JEFF, py Lecomte dam
rJ. Wells names b. MILTON RELF, by Cracker, dam
w + NJ M5o nu'eag nnmsa oh MARIO ,v yor.,o d.x, v.,
Also A b. f. verona, by YORKSHIRE 3, dam Britannia
there no second IL be added 10 the purse wal
pg S Syef " viii receive the purse. e,,nr,- sronr
-N 1-- ~ -DN.i eloNi 4, eeereshty.
r,TD,, ,-,,,.. =, ,-,,,--, - -----
. MILL SO avoreby known throughout the South and Wes
as exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of
Isl, BEING hrmly set in strong iron frame.
"a, Ssing oaly the best French Burr Stones
3D. Running tho lower sone which being fast the sRnle
never coe IN Win fellow, to
4,h, Having no bush to get loose.
e.h 4IIayins no driver and rind, to make it choke.
pei. bearer
Some of these Mills have NINE YEARS WITHOUT
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED.
IS 22 26 and 31iuch Double and Single Gear store
d27 3mIW 70 otrayier street New Orleans
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- CDOPtGR'S WE'LL, KINDS COUNTY, ssss
ES...I Mississippi &G6
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l. BOUNTY LAND AND PENsIONS-oFFICE
ga No. " EX hange Alley, up stairs, nearly opposite the
m Postofce. Soldiers, Seamen and Teamsers who have
LUZ BEEN in The service o. the United for
days in disturb l1y1 are
entitled tn l6 IF land Widows minor children Of
deceased Soldiers entitled to bonuty
land aud pensi Claims 10 and procured with dis
patch by JOHN rURCEIL,
NILS 6m IL Exchange Alley, up stairs,
NEyNELL COTTON SCREWs-sIx, EIGHT
y and nine inches diameter.
With the threads of both and ron
BY athes to t each other with
In lutles. - ~ " N@
full assortment Of constantly in store and for sale by
- s. II. GILMAN,
az 3n&W 10 Gravier street, New Orleans
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THERE is rumor in Kansas that Jim Lane has
got religion. wicked editor out there says sif SO,
he has got something that doesn't belong to him's
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THE LADIES EQUESTRIAN CoNvENTIoN.-Today is
that announced for this event, which is to transpire
at the Creole Course, the exercises commencing at
O'Clock in the afternoon. We refer the fair compel
tors for prizes and applause and everybody else to
DR.. Delreu's notice and advertisement, the former
being more particularly addressed to those designing
to take an active part.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

ODD FELLOWS HALL-The Classic Music So.
ciety will give teir fifth grand concert, commencing
at o'clock.
THE ST. CHARLBs- The Gabriel and Francois
Ravel troupe of pantomimists and dancers commence
an engagement with the new pantomime "Banco, y
the ballet Les Abeilles" and tght-rope dancing,
Mile Zanfretta appearing.
The VARIETIEs.-The charming drama "Dreams
OF Delusion will be followed by pas de deur, and
the entertainment will conclude with the excellent
comedy "The Victims" involving the strength of
the Company.
"The Toodes" will be performed by the juvenile
comedians.
ARMoRY HALL.--Dr. Beales illuminated piano.
ranas and other very dverting entertainments
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A Cow found astray is described in advertisement
published in this payer,
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5000 prizes Of 0are.. oOoV
LABS prizes amounting ssao 0r
Whole Tickets 80; Halves S5 Quarters 81 tG Eigh.h 81
n Circular showing the Plan Lotteries will bS
sent to any one desirous of receiving 1t.
to0 Prros Of $50 will bo determined by figure .hs
number that draws the $4,000 prize. For example II th
number drawing the $50 o prize ends with all the
tickets where the number endsin will be entitled S7
Che number ends with No. then whore
bar ends 10 2vill be en,sdto $40, and so 0.
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole
10 Half =. ............ 20
10 Quarter. ...........a 70
10 Eigtn ............ IL
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the address
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by frstnsil
Purchasers have tickets ending any fgus they
6s.snsN.
The list of drawn Numbers and Pros will bc ptr
ehasers Immediately after the drawing.
-Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
rive their Post-ohce, County and State.
RS-Remenber that Prize Ia drawn and payable
full, without deduction.
All communicstionS strictly confidential
Atdress orders for Tickets or Certincatesto
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Box 35 9, Post-oh1ce New Orleans, La, or
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
rnA3 spkW Augusta, Georgia.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH
ADJUSTMENTS.

LNaSv CLASSIC MUSIC SOCIETY-The FIFTH
XAAEgkAND CONCERT Of the CLASSIC MUSIC so
AHR2ZCIETY will take placs WEDNESDAY EVENING
mex, 3Oth March, at ODD FELLOWS HALL and com.
mence ct o'clock precisely.
M w
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ORLEANS THEaTER-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ has tte honor Of informing public arrangements
have been taken TO that change should be effected in the
destination of the Orleans Theater the Theat
rc4I Season vii! open Nov. ls, proxno.
The roll Of Subscription for boxes from this
date Al Mr. Richard Cngues No. II Bourbon street. upstairs
The present Of entitled to
preference on the subscription list.
m4tt CHAS PARLANGE Pronriefor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-25
No EXTRA SESSION.

Ihe northern papers, received BY yestsr-
days mail, confirm The tenor Of the teie-
graphic disPstch, announcing that II had been
determined in Cabinst council not 10 can a
special session Of Congress no account Of The
failure 70 pass the Post Ofes Appropriation
bnL The effect Of this movement win be t.
throw the whole responsibility Of the incon-
vsnienee which nay result from the failure
upoH he parties that defeated the appropria-
hon- The revenues for carrying on The Post
once Department are totally withheld, after
the beginning Of the next fiscal year, and in
order 10 carry It on at an Il viii be necessary.
as we conceive, . depend upon drafts drawn
On the Treasury Of the United States, PAYABLE
az the order Of Congress, after the passage Of
an aPpropnaiion bin. n Congress shah re-
fuse 70 oraer The payment Of their drafts. OF
course the employees Of the Government VII
lose their salaries. But the confidence in their
payment is 90 great, that: capitalists viii
probabT take them without much loss 70 the
Government In this manner it may Be posi-
be 70 manage affairs smoothly, and q WoTry
through with the post Office until the next
session Of Congress. Indeed, Il wll possibly
prove a cheaper plan, in the end. than the ex-
tTaordnay rsmedy of calling an extra session,
which cann0t Be done without a heavy addi-
uoual expenditure, and without the risk Of hsF-
ing several Of the States unrsprsseHted It Is
now almost certain that the eonvocation Of an
extra session would result in the organization
Of the House b. the election Of a Black-Re-
pubhesn % the speakership. When il is con
Ei8sred that the election Of a President may
devolve upon the next House Of Representa-
6ves, such an event woald Be truly a calamity
20 the country and il VIII became a matter Of
eongrstuladon that the extra session has not
been Hrecipitsted upon US In calculating all
the Consequences Of such q step, the President
has consulted the best interests Ct the country,
and We trust that the responsibility for what
ever Embarrassment may arise 70 the postal
service and he commercial Interests may fan
upon the heads that justly deserve The odium-
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is no eontrsriety Of sentiment. The feeling is
general tia a second tern. sccoTding 70 Gus
ten, is bis due. It e understood, we believe.
that be il willing 10 serve he people again.
His health. We are glad to learn. Is much i'm
proved, and itis believed viii soon be restored.
HIS general health has al Tie tina been good.
What be has Suffered from has been chronic
rheumatism, which has not prevented, hereto
fore a faithful discharge Of al bis official du-
ties; and there Is not much probability Of its
doing 90 IN the future. The warm, genial
weather q the advancing spring VIII 10 doubt
tree him lron even the rheumatism such be-
ing the case as 70 his health, and he desire 50
general for him 10 run again, without even the
formaitV Of a State Convention, We consider Il
z settled fact that A. B. Moore is the Demo
crate candidate for Governor, and that the
people viii, in August next, give him a tTinm-
phant election to the Office be 90 worthiiy fills
HEAyY RAIxs ~ AIABANA-The country
papers q the neighboring state Of Alabama
come 70 us with accounts Of very heavy rains
for two weeks now past The country is flood
ed, the roads well nigh impossible, the rivers
high. the planters behind in their preparations
for The spring crop, and everybody Wishing
a the windows Of heaven would shut.
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The Tennessee and Coosa Railroad Com
PAM, through Their President, s K. Ravburn
have re-spp0ihtsd Joseph r Abrahams, chic
engineer.
Oregon s. Jewell is announced as q csndi
data for Judge q he SIKH circuit Of Ala.
Ssuafor Fitzpatrick reached has hons n Az.
tauga coun-y, from Washington, on the lsd
instant, and Senator Cav reached bis home IL
Hsntsviiie on the 18Th instant both IN good
health
Anegro man belonging 10 David Alexander,
near Mckinley, Marengo county, recently
murdered M As o~veEsesEs Raleigh Smith,
with an axe, while he was asleep n he nighi
tine.
Atune Athens circuit court last week hon
r. B. LINDSAY, Of Tuscumbia, announced bin
sell a candidate for Congress against hon.
George = Hous.on, who, also, declared bin
self q candidate for Reelection. The Discus
sion between the eenlemen was very spirited,
spdey and tart, We learn Both are Democrats
Thoraton, . Hegfe man, Belonging to Br. II.
A Binf0rd. charged with an assault VITA IN
tent % kill his orerscsr. Bent Perkins, about
q year ago. was tried 10 he ciIcait cogrt Of
Lfmsstone county, last week, and acquitted
The jury Wsra ont scarcely I'VE minutss-
UxArINoUs CEoirE-The Nashville .5dr0-
oats says:
Every Democratic paper which has spoken
on tie subject has expressed Itself fsv0rable
'sths rs-eleeton q Cor. A B Moore There
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- Mr Reed, our Minister'S China, speaks
atiensth. IN dispatches recently received, Of
ne horrors Of the ooolie trade, carried on be-
tween China and Cubs. A dispatch 10 the
New York Hraid, from Washington, says
de eharacterizss Il In strong language, and
SAY lt presents On awful picture of a~iroeiiy
ana oarbarism- Many Of then are decoyed and
kianspPeo, not knowing their destination Until
tney md themselves in The clutches Of the in
human monsters who carry on this traffic
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Abortion Of our country has again been Wis
tied bv the storm demon, and a considerable
tract Of country desoiated by its raVages.
Some ten persons were more or less seriously
injured but. so far as our knowledge extends,
uoag were killed. To DIS. McElrath and Orme,
who were called 10 the scene Of disaster, On
Sunday the 9Th inst, Immediately after the
catastrophe. we are indebted for the following
particulars.
The district Of country visited, lies about
four miles south Of Camden. II had been
raining for some hours, and The heavens had
been overcast with clouds during Che whole OF
the day there was nothing however 70 denote
the approach of the tornado. Indeed, it was
50 sadden as not to leave time for the inhabi-
tants 20 take any precautionary means Of
safety. Suddenly, anu without warning, il
bust upon them, destroying and ogcrturning
every hing IN its pathWay-uprootiug and
twisting OF trecs- the very monarchs Of the
forest, as though they had been reeis-razing
houses to the ground. and leav.sg behind moth
ing but a hooking desoiation. Its course was
from s.. S.W TO n. n. F.. Seven dwelling
houses, together with oil outbuildings, were
entirely demolished, including those II Col
A. I. Hawthorne, the Mesfrs. Rogers, Nelson,
AHnis, and Smith. Col. Hawthorne received
some seven bruises from a falling timber, but
not Seriously injured.
Every attention was given 10 the suferem
and we hope their misfoItunes nay soon be il
some degree alleFiated. i vii be severely
felt by many Of those whose farms lay within
the track OF the destroyer, as the timber is
blown down and fences destroyed so as 20 pre-
vent their making crops. Here is fine oppor-
tuuity for people 10 display genuine charity
and sympathy. To aid these unfortunate pe0-
pie in rebuilding heir homes and preparing 10
make crops, would be better than sending
Of money 70 support missionaries 70 the Feiee
Islands. WhoNin be first TO set the good ex-
ample-Camden (.fdL) E0gle, March II.
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and England
If then, the Preach dc not desirl
a war with any Of the ncighboring military
empires. what 8 the meaning Of these immenss
armamenis, when crush out an spirit and elias,
ITCHY among the people We may take it FOL
granted that no Power In the world wishes C
attack France. Itis a country singulaTiy wei
defined, except at The northeastern frontier. AMI
there L borders on population which are among
ne most indGstious and peaceful In Europe.
IL people have become homogeneous, and nc
safe could nope to annex any Of its provinces
with advantage
i is IN vain 10 appeal to the French
people on behalf Of Europe generality wemay
point out 70 them the ruin to their own inter-
ests with which their present course is fraughL
Those nomou armameuts, exceeding =
~ former days were thought necessary even m
war. are checking the Development OF frenen
Industry in a manner scarcely yet appreciated.
For the last few years there has been a run Of
prosperity; but when a hard time comes the
burden induced bY this unprecedented extrava-
ganee viii az once be felt
During the utsgn Of Napoleon III, the French
debt has increased more than fifty per cent
from about E2a0 lO00, 900 10 about E3i0,O0o,-
00-nd Of this The greater part is due, not 10
the Russian war, but % reckless outlay during
a time Of profound peace. The excess or *
ueEdlture over income has been apuu LIZ
100000 a wear ever since the Russian war and
IL is possible that. with the present commercial
siagnation and the gigantic preparation Tor
war, the debt msy be increased some A23c
100000. Can such a state Of things last :
Is France 10 increase her burdens until they re-
suit ID q national bankruptcy; and, while Eng
lishmen are keeping down their debt and pre-
serving their credit, are Frenchmen content 20
give the next generation the choice between
exhaustion and repudiation2 Every argument
OF morality, ph losonhy and political economy
urges the French people 10 check this mad ex-
penditure on the means Of destruction.
In the history Of the last two
months we have a proof Of the losses which
the mere apprehension Of war inhic on a civ
i~lization like ours. If we are merely to return
10 the position we were in before the first Of
January; If we are 10 be constantly liable to
another outbreak Of Imperial ambition, it
would be almost preferable to have war at
once, and settle the question whether France is
10 remain the disquieter Of Europe or be bound
30 good behavior BY the strength Of those about
her. The destiny Of Europe is in the hands of
French people, and If they have not add
rated every right which belongs to and digni-
ies nan, they win take care thai the ruler
whom they have chosen shan show some re-
to morality and public law-L0udon
Times, FEB. Is.
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Dispatch u the View Tork neraid1
WAsHINoroN, March25, lS5a.-Uhe question
Of an extra session Of Congress Is at last de-
cided. The President has authorized a tele-
graphic dispatch to Be sent 10 Senator Gvin.
who sails for California tomorrow, that there
wlli Be 10 extra session.
An authoritative statement is being prepared
which viii probably be made public tomorrow
OF Tuesday, showing the condition Of Affairs.
and the manner IN which the Post Ohce De
Partnent for TIE present is to be conducted
As before stated, they viii not issue certif-
Gates, or ADOPT any means not strictly within
TIE letter Of the law. That they intend to cut
ooWn the service is highly probable, and lop of
many unnecessary expenditures. In fact, there
VIII be a general reform Of the whole service,
which, IN the opinion Of the President and
Postmaster Holt, is much needed.
To show the Vindictiveness with which Mr..
ButterWorth has been pursued and misrepre-
scented in the Sickles affair, one witness, who is
a msa Of some character, testified before the
grand jury that be saw Butterworth hOd Key
while Sickles shot him
Letters were received at the STATE Depart
ment By the last mail, from the Hon. Richard
kidder Meade, our Minister 70 Brazil. He
states that the Emperor takes a deep i~nteres.
in the pending difficulties between our Govern
ment and Paraguay, and viii use every means
for their adjustment Il is generally conceded
that Lopez viii take tie advice Of governments
friendly to him, and arrange matters amiclhlr.
Co-rrsraudeure % TIE Raltmnre Sua1
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AND YET ANOTHER.

Msssrs LoTnes, Orgill & Co:
GEsTLE,tES Yours Of he d. inst. rsEius reply Cd
certain question: torehius he tate Of, ny siFE. 40.
64sI made BY He-srs. stsarues q Marvin. aui p-rrhas-
cd some two wears sso from you, Is before me md ]
c~heerfuiy reply. 1s follows.
ne IRE yea refer o., vas the largest hst ever orur-
"a in Memrllsi there being ame thirteen houses oa-
.uncd ri ubout as many nmile, turned OFT m ne
strsst-nt the moruius Of the shot January last.
Ny SAFE st~d m my cff,e on the sccond aoor Of ouc
Of ths burning h~uiainss where i remained until he
aer was banned hem under o., when o. fsu int he ee-
hr amans The ssck o. brrnins msiissos. butter sui
spirits stored mere. had previously taken from The
SAP ms ooks and papers. Iearius iu b. however an
empty specie bag and a pieos O. white paper, win ash
menorauiums written on BE- lukel up IN y sAFE-
ne IRE On uts buidius was very great having burned
everything but te brick walls The sAFE remained IN
ne ruins Ger several dsys. on emitting 10 opcn. Cor he
are had 10 burned and warped he SAFE ts o. render u
mpuzibie % hrar ne bolt back With the ksrl ne
piece o. paper and specie bag we're found a perfect as
uhen I len them. and showed a. satisfactorily the IRE
proof qualities o. me sAFE az IL all The papers had been
left in o.. ne inside w.i-vork vas also fouuias sound
a. IL Wa previous % the Gre, the vsrui,h beng sirhry
Dissolved tv he steam - I understand IS usual IN
suoh eases
I take pleasure IN thus aeourding justice o. the MANI
hciureu and mink the suhect s one IN which ue ruo
Dc a. large are seriously interested. should be placed
IN e simiar situation, I would feel perfectly secure with
one o. the SAFES Manufactured By searus s. Marvin
Coz whom yuu are ne Agents.
very respectfully, etc.
Siruel WILLIAM PARK.
Memphis. February ~. 1859. m1r21
me mree burnt safes shuve referred Co., and two
othsrs similarly tested In Memphis hEes may De- seen AZ
an sta~as~g~ "a 40 a ur.uf ~ wHrrr a frr-n ef-s
Of the SANE END Is kept constantly for sale AZ manu-
facturers prices i~ncudiug ost ~ Transportation
LOWNEs ORGILL a Co.
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Bans Cheats Money Payers and B-E ED saved from
Destruction 60 dsmagr IN tr came terrible frs
MEHFHis Wret o. 1859
MesErs. Lovnes, 0rgiu & c..
GEyrs WehaTe your nrte II me -a in-rut before
o.. a.tiuE plruruars o. 30 how our cafe aoe O. stasrus
a Huvins mluuracturel stood he very severe test o.
uhih BE- va ezrsed co the mrrnin- % he 81 Instant
&C. Beius q snail -tze and falling directly up1u o
pile % uaL utich Or omse. vita me huuiHs tubcrs,
made INST intense beat tlsethcr with me fart hst we
were unabie ouiust % TIE beat % GET a. o. rr upwards
Of fory hours ZEE hardly expected that n v1ud pre-
serve our Brots Papers o. NoneT apo epenlaE 10 hau-
ever, We dl aud b. ontruis ssfe and sounf. Every pru-
eli mark in our hkfvas b. ieeihie sson ne day written.
Not e paper was DESTROYED Or injured. even ohcoE
Uhich houses m ms my hl The dy before -ivrn l.
md which bal been placed IN te money drawer were
taken 20 ne bsuksuni paid on presentation without put
ting us to te necessity Of Frtfins them reneued Con-
aderiuE The reat heat and the ienstb Of time cur safe
vas subiected 90 b. ue wy mnlh question whether
hrse-faurihs or Inc diIcrcuf msEe1 ol afrs u1w in use,
piaeed in th- sane position, would nai have burned en-
ureiy up very truly you're
CLARK J. MORTON & G o
Prrrictrs fsL Loui- Flslr Depot
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FnsT RAoE-Ths Cuban Meeting at Tam
many EHli-Speeoh Of Senator Brown; An
Snloreunats Man Another Outraged Husband
submitting to COMPROMISE Psalms Of David
toCzrH PsE-Poetical-Tg India and
ne SOuthefn States TIE Boston School tx
elensnt Eoesntrieites Of Primes NsPoleonss
Temnls
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al Ad5erfisemenh Tor tie -fppeal mrsf ts handoi
IN at he Cerk's desk.
an .f9ucdsemenis published IN ne Weekly .fp-
peal arc charged One Dollar per square for
ecd inscriioH-