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HoN. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The report that
this distinguished gentleman reached home a
few days since, with view to attend the
Democratic State Convention, was wholly er-
roneous.
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At a meeting of the Democrats of Attala
County, held at Kosciusko, on May 26, 1860.
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to the
State Convention to be held at jackson on
the 3oth inst, Dr. F, G. Thomas was called
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DELINQUENT TAx-IATDs.

gaUhsoh, MES. Nay 30th I5bB.
gEHE foIleving described lands in The county of
chectss, as,inq 81 usns for non paymsnsof taxes
once. aser sixty days from The are hereof by any
citizen Of It's State, upon payment Of amount for
which said Rads are delihqaent, and all costs to
the Stats, With damages and au bsequsnt taxes ae-
erued. sesIHevised Code Of Mississippi, chap l,
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3 An AVAY Y

aSRoM the subscribers q Sunday night, EIsth
tnsts two Negro Men. HashiBgton, boy
nineteen years cid, yellow komplexioo, Eve feet
eight inches in hsigth tWI fropt teeh out, SAYS
from the kick Of 3 horse. iI sha,a. twenty-one
ysars old black kcample exioneb ebent thesame hdgth
e washington Said boys kers at Mobtieellotand
lsnppose viii endeaEor % tst baak ts Georgia, as
hey Rers recently brought ION tbat State.
liberal reward viii bekiyen n aeIiyert of
said negroes in Jaskson, or heir Id yneut in Jail
% that we caa get them.
Mar ~ .go--.k. ~ :, = slAn = INNS
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SKNOP PsIS
OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No. 655. DATED MaRcH 9th. iSS0

Ala B -HA.
orders public sales IN the State Of Alabama,
u as follows:
At the Land Once at GrsenviIle. on the 18th of
June, ls6a, Of all the vacant tracts in the ssen-
nun Dbered sections, within six miles on each side
of the parts Of the alabama and Tennessee River
the Alabama and Florida and the fGirard and
Mobile Railroads within the district of lands sub-
jsst 10 sale ct Greenrile.
At the Land 0tice At Demopolis, on the 25th of
June, 1850, of al the vacant tracts in the even
numbered sections, within six miles on each side
o. that part of the Northeast and Seath western,
Railroad within the district Of lands subject 10
sale at Demopolis.
At the Land Office at Elba, on the End of july.
1885, Of all the vacant trscts in the even-numher-
cd sections, within six miles on each side Of the
parts Of the sGirard aud Mobile and the Alabama
and Florida Railroads within the district of ands
subject to sale at Elba.
At the Land Office at Sc. Stephens on the 25th
Of june, $780, Of ail the Tracts in the eyen
numbered seetions within six miles each side of
that part Of the Eirard and Mobile Railroad With
in the district of lands subject to sale at ST.
Stephens. 81
At the Land OlEce at Montgomery, on the 25th Of
June, 1850, Of all the vacant tracts, in the even
numbered sections within six miles on each sidetf
that part of the sGirard and Mobile Railroad with
in the district Of lsnds subject to sale at Mont
gamery.
At tne Land OEco 81 Tuscaloosa, on the Ind Of
July 1884, of all the vacant trscts in the evsn-nun-
parts Of the Northeast and Southwestern and III
Alabama and Tennessee River Railroads within
the district of lands suhjsst sale at fuscaoosa
At the land ofise st Hnntville, on the 18th Of
June, 1850, Of al the Tzcsnt Tracts in the even
numbered sections, within six miles on each side of
the parts Of the Northeast and Southwestern
aud the Tennessee and Coosa' Railroads within the
district of laBds abjest 10 sale in Huntsville
At the land oHice NJ Center, on the 18th OF June
1869, Of all the vacant Tracts ia the eyen-number-
ed sections, within six miles each side of the
paris Of the Alabama aad Tennessee River, the I
Wills Valley, the sCoosa and Chatoags,' and the |
Tennessee aad C0osa Rivers Railroads within The
district Of lands subject to sale ct Center
The iands VIII be offered subject to q minimum
Of two delsFs and nifty cents psr acre, with the |
usual exceptions Of school sections, 10 r..
T0e sales viii be kept open until the lands are |
all offered, and not longer than two weeks and no
prxEte eafyy nj any Of theianas wih hs adsritssa
uurTr kfter NV se tie fra Msn<zzssztt
Presumption claimants are required to establish |
their claims TO the satisfaction OF the registers and
receivers and make payment for the same before I
the days Of sale or their claims viii be forfeited.
JOS. 3. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land 0Gee.
A. a. - ~
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MILITARY CoNyENT1oS.-The proceedings
of this Convention win appear officially in our
next issue.
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COMMITTEE !:


larsiaH-J. W. Matthews.
Yazoo-J. NJ. Sharpe.
Chickasas0-J. NJ. Thomson.
Losondes--T /. Sharp.
Warren--Wm. H. johnson.
Coahoma-H. G Chambers.
Rankin-J. NJ Jayne.
Monroe-Richard Harrison.
CopiaA-Judge Stone.
.JefersoR-J. S. Dohan.
The committee. retired with instructions to
report in fifteen minutes.
The following is the report Of the committee:
Presideat--Hon. SamuelJ. Chosen.
Wee -Presidents-1st District--S. Oliver,
DeSoto E. w. Upshaw, Marshall.
I'd. District--C. ID. Fontaine, Pontotoc
C. G.. Armistead, Yallobusha.
Sd. District-Isham Harrison Jr., Lowndcs;
j. 2. George, Carroll
4th District-J. NJ. Elder, Madison Dun
can McRae, Rankin.
5tt Dist1d-Howell Kinds, Jefferson w
T. Magruder, Claiborne.
Seeretgy-General. w. w. w. Wood
Natchez
Asssistant- Secretaries--Felix Labauye. De
Soto ]. I. Morris, Kemper.
On motion, o committee was appointed to
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may 80 'oo-6od. Au.litorof Iub. Acct's.
DELINQUENT TAxLNDS.
AIruFTnzas tjFFHx

DELINQUENT TA&LNDS.
AUDITORS eFFfE,
Jackson, Miss, May3ot 1860.
TIE following described lands in he county Of
i Copiah, delinquent for non -faytent Of taxes
OF 1857, will bs subject TO entr! ofparehase, at
this Office, after sixty days from he dte hereof, by
any citizen of this State, upon paymAt Of amount
for which said lands delirquelt ed all costs to
the Stats, with damages and subeqbnt taxes ac-
crued. See Revised Code Of Misidppi, chap, l.,
sec, Q, arts. 40 and 46, page 80. Vie the North
east qusrter of Southeast quarterof ectioH thirty
six, in tDRnship ten, Of range Eve DIT.
e. 4. tURT.
Nav 50 '60-6ad. Auditos Of Pub. Aeet's.
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Legal. NOTICES.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI! In Chancery. To No
WAsHINaFoE CouxrY. vemher term AD 1860.
,Ir..is... D Aa1ta.

NOTICE.
STATE or MfSsrSsIPPI,l In Chancery. To No
WAsHINaroE oouxrr. ! vsmber term AD 1850.
wnlismP Nslisn,
A. Gibssn, and othsrs.
ITO all persons claiming or having an interest,
either legal or equitable, In the lands hersin-
after described at the time the same were sold for
taxes, and ali sDh orther persons may be inter-
ested therein.
Whereas, Jaiues II. Yergsr, Sheriff and Tax COL
Ieuter Of sAid County of Washington, did, on the
= DAY of March, 1855, sell the following lands in
said county, Lot T. Of section Ii lsts and
T. Of section = and lots /, 2, T. s. and T. of Sec
tion 23 IN township l6, range 5, west and exscuts
70 Jao Z. FinlAy, Treasurer, So, the purchaser
Il sreof esrri6cate Of pafchase, recorded in book
p at gage -; and whereas, the said Finley, Treas
urer did, on the 18th day Of December, a. b. 1850
By deed II that date. transfer to the andersigned
ell his right title and interest," in and to said lands
and the undersigned claiming 70 hold ell the afere
said lands, except South n lots an 2, in said
section 2tl under said tax titles, has filed his bill
TO the November Term, 1855, of the Chancery Court
OF Washington County, prayed confirmation
thereof Nos, therefore, you are notified of the
premises, and that Jon be, and appear before said
Court, on the fret day of the term thereof, to be
held st GresnsiiIe, on the 2ad Monday in Novem
Der next and show cause fany you can against said
Tax Titles, sad Why the claimants title 70 said
lands shoaid not be confirmed.
w.P. MELLEN.
Smith and Eugent, Solicitors.
Nav s6D-U6W
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Ae9fEU11Is Bill 70
) confrm
The Unknoun Heirs Of 0iiRer Tax
rWH0 the UnknoWn Hsirsof Oliver Mock, deceased,
Il and 70 AL psrsoas claiming or having an inter-
.st either legal or equitable, IN the lands herein
sfsr dezeribed ct the tine the same we're sold for
Taxes and all such other psrsons - may be inter-
wi Whsrsas, ere The Sheriff and Tar Collector ef said
d. 1858, SELL for the payment Of the taxes as
eessed % the reputed osnsr therof, the following
land in said county, to-Nit: Lots, No. three, i've
md six in section seven, il township four Of range
80 F.st containing one hundred and twenty-five
ss 40 nlI fraetional section eight, in toanzhip
foar- aod range ope, Eas1. containing two hundred
and sghty-fonr aerss at Which sale L. n. Lee, be-
came fhs purchaser thssea9 aad the said Sherin
nd Tar Collector on ssnid 5rd day Of Nay 1858,
"a ss-ests tax deed, for mid lands, 70 t6e aid
I, n. lee. and. whereas On the 18th day Of Nay,
1889. he aid L. II. Les, together with bis wife
Snrnh n Lee By gritteu trknsfer ef that date, did
couvev M sssiln 70 the uu1ersigned, ell bis and
ther rght titie interest and claim, in and 10 said
ianss 80 The nndeEzignsd claiming 70 hold all Of
~ i..ds bV virtue of sid ransfer made under
Eeid TAI TitIe have fied hsir bill to the September
Term, 1850. Of the Cheacery Court Of krsnkiin
Counir. snd prayed > cenamation Of their Title
- .ss-.sa-e yoa srs ksrsby notisd Of the
stewissss nd thst you be- Hnd appear before said
6..-s ~ - frst day ef ths tern thereof, % be
h.,S ~ N..agiiis. on the 3ri Monday II September
I1so en5 shog cause II any 1on ean, against said
tst tftIe aod uhy the claimaats tide 70 ssid lands
= .''a h0s = eo WM. 4. WENTWORTH.
In. LIN, Solicitor. sanss 'ee-ssk
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THIEF CoNvIcTED.-Officer Lucy having
proceeded to vicksburg for the purpose, ar
rested James McKinary who was charged
with stealing S64. so from the person of Nicho-
las Kahny on Monday last. McKinary was
tried yesterday evening before Justice Barr
and ordered to recognize in the sum of $1,000
to appear at the Circuit Court, IN default of
which he was committed
SPRING MATTRESSES take pleasure
in calling attention to the advertisement Of
Mr.. Samuel Pool, in this mornings issue
No one after having used one of these spring
mattresses viii question the superior adyanta-
ges they possess over all other ptterns hith-
erto brought into market. Thepublic is in
vited to call and examine their stock.
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HE MlSSISSIPPIAN.
Jackson, !: ::::: June l, 1850

To ApvERTIsERs The Mssissppiau goes to press i'm
mediAtely ser the arrival OF baf past o'clock ears
from N. Orleans Those wishing their advertisement Is
inserted would do we'll To rng them ia before O'Clock
On publication dars
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For the AisassiPia,l

4 U tFto 11EEoot00tIP'E7T
OF The following lines are exquisite
They are from the pen of gifted contributor
SP RI n G..
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a
% AkAWAf from the 4besriber. living mar
~ Pelahaichis Depot, Raniiaf,oanty, MississiP Pi
on Sunday Morning., May Cd, 4 nezro man namsa
Robert: he il sleek bad coiegs ahaut ~ yea,s
old; weighing about lis pod dss las no beard, adj
hes bold loe z spoken, his ears ha
feet inches high bis ri.ht lsv : little short4
than the ieft, bat cannet Ie discovered without
close inyestigstien. IsilI give The above reverb
if taken out e this State nd s15 If taken in ths
inform ne at Brandon, Misf
AbRAM WALTERS.
Clarion VII please eepyko amount Of IS and
send BILL % tnls omee. May - '6D-swt
fianosl 1hanesi
H0sE Wishing Painos Ior their daughters 81
u the close ef the SUNNI .es.sons Of sckools
viii gain time and ave not : Nv living their or.
dars in advance. have ~ d s,ore. 8 CHECKER.
ing Son 9 octavo, Rosewood Pianos Drigg'.
paisnt octave Piano. Alk shipped for me, April
10Th, Chicksring, octayE ro~sF rFood Paino also
: ChisksriDg Boudoir piaad j. B. M0REY.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

w. T. HarPer In Justices Court II and
vs.. for Kinds County, State
Archibald ssory. Of MiszissiPpi.
nJHEREAS, ". G. Harper has instituted his
w suit in the Court Of Austin Morgan, . Jus
ties Of the Peace, for the County Of Hinds, and
Site af Mississippi, and prayed 80 aitschnent
again the property Of ssid Archibald Story, and
Eberess t appearing that the said Archibald Story
Il not resident Of the State af Mississippi, and
proet s. cannot be served upon him.
Ros tssrefsre. You, the aid Archibald Story,
are hereby summoned 70 be, sud appear before me,
the nsdsrsigned orsone other Justice of the Peace
for 81 county, at the Mayors oics, In the City OF
Jaeksou County and state aforzsid, the fourth
Saturday in july next % ansgsr the complaint sf
the aid Wiliiam C. ha-per, herein iled azainst
YOU for the sum Of fty dollars With interest thsron
IRON the ninth day Of March, 1859; and you
hslsby notified. that upon failure 70 appear, and
ansssr the said complaint 1t fhs time and place
Aforesaid, iudgemsnt will be given against you for
the sad aEnsunt interest and cost and the Eaid At
fachuent viii be affirmed.
GTFBE asasr my Rand and seal Of once,
us this tEenty-ffth day ef Nay, 1860.
- AUSTIN MORGAN,
Nav 30 '6e-w4H. Justice Of the Peace.
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rE- We wuuld call the attention Of rsde's 20 the
.aysrti.emea. q P,os o !. Wood cos na Re, tora-
tive In another eolnan. ussehas eo-iy.
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TIE STATE OF MIssIssIPPIl Circuis Court,
Kinds County. 1st. District.
vs.. To June Term,

y. IL Kelly and VIM Ambrose. 1860.
VHTHEkEAS, John Singleton, Plaintiff In the
w above stated case, has on the 7th day Of May
A. ID. 1850, before Austin Morgan, Justice of the
Peace, in and for HiBds County, and State of Mis-
sippippi, made affidavit that ID. d. Kelly and VIII
liam Ambrose, trading under the firm, name and
styie of Kelly B Ambrose, in the amount Of pro-
mIssory note for the sna Of ninetyfve dollars da-
ted End April 1850, with 8 per cent interest from
the 3rd day Of April 1850, and that she said d. H.
Kelly Is further indebted 70 him n the amount of
q certain note fer seventy i've dollars dated Ocso-
Der 1lth 1885, with interest al per cant per a1num
from the I1th day Of October, 1858. and 1t being
uggsstsd that Adams 3 Horne are Indebted to or
have effects Of said defendants in their hands, ard
q summons Of garnisbment, having been served on
them 10 that effect, aad that the said ID. IL. Kelly
aad William Ambrose, defendants herein, are not
Inhabitants Of the State Of Of Mississippi;
h is tAsrsfore ordered, That due publication Of
the said a,tion be made according 70 Law, requr-
ing the said d. n Kelly TO be, and make their APP
pearance at the Cirrnis Court of Kinds County,
First District thereof 10 be held At the City Hall,
In the City Of Jackson, On the third Monday in
June, II being the thirteeuth day Of the Term, TO
70 said aetion. Judgement will be entered
sud the estate attached viii be sold.
II Ss farFker ordered, That the above order shall
be Published in . newspaper, printed in the City
Of Jackson, called sTke dississippian,, for four
weeks sueeasziEsly. J. L. MoMANUs. Clerk.
MAJ 93 sAQ-Az T. n Car or-uorfN N q
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Ezy- sasiOrds Liver Iayig~ato' and taihartie Pills
very valuable medicihe. Read the advertisement in
our paper marches eo--ly.
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j. VIVA nTHEWs,
IA

After some discussont dn okler points, the
second resolution was, On hotfen of Col W
FL Johnson, of Warren, Idohted3 by acclama-
tior.
A motion made by Col w SFeatherston, to
postpone the discussion Of the other resolu-
tons was carried by CAB of counties.
On motion, the Report of the Committee
was ordered to be printed.
On motion, the CoHvention adjourned till
tomorrow morning 8 O'Clock.
At an early hour last night, large crowd
assembled in the Hall DC the House of Repre-
sentstiyes, when lengthy ana eloquent ad-
dresses were delivered by ExGov. j. w.
Matthews and Hon. N. L. Harris.
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GENERAL LAND oFFIcE, April I7th, 1860.
NOTE.-Under the regulatiens Of the depart |
meat, as heretofore and now existing, payment |
publish By the Commissioner Of the General Land !
Oa5ee. Hay '6o-w6w.
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Mns WINS lws--An eKpsrie cod Rsrss sa Gem le
uh,s cian has sOaihlug syrnp, f'r ed drn teeth ng
witch 30 great c ate he pr'ees' ofteetli en-
euins he gums reducing su mi mati nwi'l all all
main and Is sure nlate The bo~els Del uoe t
mothers, Il vi givs rstio yoarelveA and p Il fsnd
health to your infants, PERI e,ly aeinAu eases 80
advertisement IN asoller caiarm Aut 80 bS--s&Wiy.
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UNIYKRsITY On MIssIssIPPI.

1fHE annual mseting Of the Board Of Trustees
i of the University will be held On Thursday
the 18th day Of June next.
Cpmmencsmsnt EXERCISES viii begin on Monday
the 25th and terminate on Thursdsy the 18th Jun,.
a full attendance Of tie Board Is requested.
J. N. HoRRY,
Sec'y of the Board
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Attala County Democratic Meeting.

S. N. DEL4SY, Sec,y.
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rHF sTATE on NIssIssIPPI.
The Unknoun HslII q Oliver

FRANKLIN toENTY.
In Chancsry Court. To September Term 1860.
Wm, II. We1tEorth, 2. J. Whitfsy,h
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IT'S thine, oh I beautiful springl
The brightest and sweetest u briDgi
Flowers are springing,
Birds are singing,
Mountains and vslIies are gay.
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DELINQUENT TAx-LAiDs.

Iay lss0-eOd. AuditOrIo Iot Pnblie Ieco
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Thompgon, Jan. I'd, 1860.

JUDGE CATRoN AND FREE NEGRoEs.--
Judge Catron, a stakeholder and one of tho
Judges at the United States Supreme Court,
has written letter to the Legislature of
Tennessee, against tho expulsion of froo
negroes from that State. lie tolls the
Legislature of tho State, of which he is a
resident, that tho negroes have a sacred
right to their freedom that courts and udg.
ments have ratified that right, and that to
rob them of it would be as unjust as it would
be inhuman. Being a party man, he tolls
the Democracy that tho passage of that bill
will! array tho moral and religious sentiment
Of tho State. the women and tho churches
against them; he tells them also that every
FREQ negro who shall be enslaUed or erpeited,
becomes missionary and conspirator of
instruction and incendiarism from tho hour
of his expulsion or onslayement. lIo speaks
as Judge, a stakeholder, a National Dem
crat, Southern man; and in viewing tho
question from each of these stand points, he
fails to discover anything in it but unmit.
gated evil.
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For tho Jenorsonion Democrat.
ADIEU TO AUTUMN,

Farewell 10 you, Autumn; your season is DER,
Your prospects SO varied will greet us no more;
And stern, rugged winter, with his icy Chain,
VIII soon in his terror, begin his cold reign
Farewell 10 you, Autumn, and to you, lost flow'rs,
Which have fingered awhile TO enlivon Hfes
hours;
Long time viii it be, ere thy presence again,
VIII enrich with your treasure the hill and the
plain.
Farewell to you, Autumn, sad season to me!
For the hours Of remembrance emibtlcrcd win be-
When | think Of the friends, 20 denr to my heart
From whom have lately been destined 10 part
Farewell TO you now; but the time will roll round
When your footstcpsagan shah with us be found
But. OH viii the loved ones who are far, far away
Ere greet me again on lilies wearisomo wayI
But let reason roll on, I'll look forward in trust
When the spirit immortal will rise from the dust
And soar ou its pinions for mansions above,
To greet there its kindred perfected in love.
MUNsoN, November, 1859. A
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THRAJHER, DURFEE g. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys IL CounselIors at Law,

CnARDoN, GEAUGA COUNTY, o.,
Will give prompt attention 10 business entrusted
TO them, in Geauga and adjoining Counties.
915-Oflice over DR.. j. Nichols Drug Store.
A. II. THRAsHER, L. f. DuEFEE, l. N. HATHAWAY.
Chardon, Nov. 25h, 1859. 5l5G
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CHARD0N, Geauga County, Ohio.
TIE r NJ S.

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News Paragraphs.

The New London Chronicle says Neal
Dow the father OF the prohibitory Maine
law, has himself become Wet IN Of the
terrible habits, that his system was intend
ed to reform in all mankind. ...
Mrs. Macready, the we'll known dramatic
reader, was SO frightend by the attempt of a
burglar to break into her apartments at
Waterbury, Conn, recently, that she lost
her voice, and was consequently obliged to
break an engagement to read in public She
is now under medical treatment.
An animal called the laughing jackass,
found nowhere but on the Australian CONT
nent, has been brought to San Francisco. 1t
belongs to the feathered tribe, has wings and
Il long beak. 1t laughs like an old woman,
and in tie Australian forest at night it has
led many wayfarer in search of an old
lady in such lonely condition.
A horrible case OF destitution and death
was exposed in Chicago few days since,
poor family, consisting of Edward Miles,
wife and two children, John Donegan and
Mary Deveraux, were living together in one
room, without fire Or food, with sclnty
clothing and but one bed. Mrs. Miles get
ting up in the night to provide drink of
water for one Of the children, found Mary
frozen dead on the floor, and having no wood
to blild fire the poor people thought they
could thaw her out by animal heat. They
therefore took the cold body into bed with
them until morning, when it was handed
over to the p.lice.