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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
n Kinds County. ="
I, Andrew J. Chapman, Clerk OF the Probat.
Court Of the County OF Kinds aud State aforesaid
do hereby certify that ohm H. Echols, Agent for
the Insurance Company of the Valley of Virgins
located at Winchester, Virginia, has 6led in my
Office cert fcate OF the Auditor Public Ac-
counts, Together with asta'ement of said Company
authorizing him to transact the business of Insur
ance in this State, according to Law.
a .<zzsszzA Witness ny hand and the seal of said
fEHSE Court, at oiice, Ra, mond, June 18th A. d
SszzsAW 1860 A j. CHAPMAN Clerk.
June 20 '60-W3K. per NO CHAPMAN, d. 9.
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STATE OF vIaGlNiAl ro-w,t

Ffede lek Ceun y.
]. :. C4rs"n, President. and WIN. L. Rent, Sec
retafy, this day persona ~ appeared before IT.
subscriber Iustsce # he psa:e in and for IA Il
,uuty, IN the STAT a Ors-aid, and msde a7h til d
The annexed statement is trIe, as SHOWN by th,
brok, and rapsrs file il the Office OF a Com
any
Given under nv hand, this 18th do,
~ JR BOWEN, up.
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jackson, Miss, July 18th, 1850.
1H,HE following described lands in the county of
Il TIpJah delinquent for non payment of taxes
of 1885, will be subject to entry purchase at this
ofce after sixty day from thu date hereof by any
citizen of this State, upon payment of smount for
which said lands are delinquent and all costs to
the State, with damages and subsequent taxes &C.
crued See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap /,
| sec g. arts. IS aud 46, page So.
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STRAYED.

TWO deep Bay Horses with long tails-no
marks-from the place Of Lewis Damsron
seven miles from Jackson, in the direction Of Gin
ton. Any one returning them to the stable of Mr.
MsMurray, in Jackson, Miss, or giving any infor-
nation Of their whereabouts will be literally 70.
wardsd. jackson, June 20 60-tf.
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TuE EASTERN CLARION :,
,S s1EF FRED FOR SA 4

[ n consequence Of the death 81 its laIe ProPrie-
J tor. this a3uri.hing newspaper, Published in
Paulaing. Ja.per County, aissssppl, WIN al It's
aces. "a ssts,sc is offered for sale. The
nj which i If the largest size in the southern
country, is printed on one of Hoes Power Presses
which Is run BY steam. Tho type and material are
new. and the establishment is complete in every
particular. The circulation OF the CLARION, 4
nsner Unfinished in the south, and it Is Constantly
Increasing lite advertising patronage is very extern
sIye. and it is . very profitable establishment
throughout. Il will be sold on accommodating
c. P. BOWMAN,
,.so ot4-Ik pauldinY Mis~issipni
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IT IT
Prcs't Lafayette Go. Agricultural Society.

MEADvILLE, FRANKLIN Co., June IS, go.
j. j. WHLiAMs:-DeprS ir:-There is
a severe drouth prevailing in this section at
this time. We have net had but enc wetting
rain Since February. The corn crop will he
almost an entire failure, but have never seen
such fine prospect for cotton before. Ii the
seasons from now Oh should be as favorable as
they have been for the last three years we
viii make as much as we can pick out.
Yours, respectfully,
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DELINQUENT Ia X-LANDS.
AEDITOR's OFFICE

Jackson, Miss, July IIth, 1880. !
FEHHE following described lands in the county Of
L Cbickssas delinquent fer non-paywent Of
Taxes of 1857. will be bject to entry purchase
this office, after sixty days from the date hereof
by any citizen of this State upon payment OF
amount for which said lands Delinquent, and
ali costs to the State with dam ages and subsequent
Taxes accrued. See Revised Code Of Mississippi
chap. |, sec. ., arts. IS and 46, page 81
D;y,s;o, &c Sa.tion L r r.
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at the GRIND Sereuade 10 Breekinriage md
Lane, the soasiaoes Of tie Democratic M
tio,sat oasucittio1, at Washington, june 25
1860.
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Q. T. DO " MANI
LILY II .Gn-a.u3t-wIt. Pudding. Mississirn


Pianos IidMVss
TEyHoSE wishing fsinos tor their daughters at
Il the close cf the summer. sessions OF SCHOOLS,
will gain time AID save money, by giving their or
ders In advance. have now in Store, Chicker-
ing Il Sons octave, Rosewood Pianos ! briggs
Iatent octave Piano. Also shiPpvdfes me. April
10th, a Chickering, octave, rosewood Paino also
Chickering Boadoir Piano. II ]. y. M0REY.
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TENNESSEE STATE FAIR.

"OPENS at Nashville September lob, 1860, i've
~ hundred dollars etch is offered Tor the best
Blood stallion, Roadster Stallion, Durham Bull and
Jack ,-besids liberal premiums on all other domes
tic animals red and domesti article.
Competition is invited from the world. No en-
try fee is charged. Programmes may be had free
on g. plIcation to L. P. Williams Secretary Nash
vile. THOS. b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
July 10 '6a-tf
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40 ADVERTISERS -fhc Mtssi sippan goes to press IN
indefinitely sfer the aTrlvAi Of baf psf O'Clock cars
nom New Orleans se wsb their advertisement Is
inserted would do well rlng them IN before osoc>
en- publication DAYS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REM E D
SIR JAMES CLARBE'S

n ~ :, :, n =, , m n n 81 T . a . 4 Al = n y
l u = ;, = = /. - =
SIX JAMES, 1hAiAsAI,S
octeD atee ~ a. g,
NJ y, Pa''' ifol1 = Pis " p'''H "a On
Physician Extraordinary to tho Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfsiline in the euro
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution il subject, il mod
crates all excess and removes all o6structions, and
speedy cure may be relied en-.
Tn ,4arried T..dfex
a. ---.,.,-.. - '"o' 'i'i''
=. ~ ''O' pe'loa VIA regularity.
SSss'' 7. 'So WV DVilaf' oears the 6oFern-
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BIRKETTsyILLE, ATTALA, Co., June IL

DlhhEIT3FiLLE, aTTALA, To-, y une L.
Col. WMLIAMs:-I have not written as
early as lintended, owing to circumstances
over which | had no control. will COMMENCE
by giving you atement OF the condition of
our corn crop, which at present looks remark
ably well though having been without ram
for six weeks, but now have plenty. Cotton
is much better than usual at this season.
The first bloom this season from the planta-
ton of Mr. John j. Smith, near Bluff Springs,
the Sd inst; the second from M. J Bell, the
9TH inst Corn and cotton in all portions OF
our county in good order generally. First
planting of corn laid by. Tie weather very
warm. The health of our county generally
good. Has been tolerable fair crop of wheat
harvested, sufficient to supply the county
again for seed. Our Society is still increasing
with the right kind of men More minute in
my next. Yours, &c,
LEWIS NJ. NASH.
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N o T c E

TICE,
ITO holders Of L evee. Scrip of Tunica, Coahoma,
L Bolivar, Washington, and Issaquena counties
Yen are hereby notified to present the hevee
Scrip heli by you, to the Board of Lsvse Commits
toner's Of the State of Mississippi before the irsi
lay of November next 1884, for approval. rsgis-
r.ai ion, endorsement and sealing, in accordance
sith the provisions of The 4th section of not en-
Itled San act to provide for the Indebtedness Of
ertain counties of the Mississippi River Lsyes
District" Approved February 10th. 1850.
j. l.. ALCoRN,
-t. President Board Leyee Commissioners.
2rentiss, Miss, July 8 go -3m. .5a, 81 .-.,
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We present in this paper reports from nine
counties. We are very sorry to fiEd that ex-
IRENE dry weather prevails in the Southwest
ern portion Of the State Nearly or quite all
parts suffered for while, but within the last
two weeks. rains in abundance have fallen al
most everywhere. In the Northern portion
ef the State we have never seen finer pros
pect for full harvest Of corn 1t is vet en-
tirely too early to form any definite conclu-
sions as to the cotton, but it looks promising,
generally, and nowhere has it suffered serious :
ly from any cause. Altogether the husband
men have abundant reason to congratulate
themselves upon their prospects.
We again call upon friends of agriculture
to report for us. Instead of publishing reports
from nine counties we would prefer to have
ihem from siIty, and why not This paper
circulates, not only in every county, bat in
every civil district of the State, and we are
sure these reports are read by the farmers
generally, and our invitations for correspond
ence are known. We therefore call upon each
county through some friend for a report. All
that we ask is four or five lines giving us in
formation as contained in the above. 1t is our
purpose To publish the first and middle Of
each months.
Weagain remind our present correspondents
Of the necessity of derity Short and to the
point is the word
j. j. WILLIAMS, Sec. Bureau
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The WEATHER.-The mercury ranged
as follows in this city, commencing with July
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

Auditors Office, Jackson. So sz
lie. r. Burt, Auditor of Public Accounts of said
State do hereby certify that the foregoing is
copy Of the original IN fie in this ofice.s1s
Given under my hand and seal Of ofSce
Is ) at Jacks n, the Gath day of April, 1850.
~ ER. BURT, Aud. of Pub. Accts.
By Thos T. Swami, Deputy:
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OXFORD LAFAYETTE Co, June 10, go.
Col. W lLLiANs:-I'ear Str:-On the 9th,
10Th, llth and 18th, we had abundant rains
throughout the county. Since then the crops
have improved very much, and are now quite
promising. The Wheat crop is mostly fall
ure-lather better than was anticipated, how
ever Ii is raining asain to-day. / think the
prospect for the early corn crop is very tiatter-
ing. Respectfully, Ne,
Z L L DEEIrEG
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

Jackson, Miss Jalv 18th, 1850 !
TENHE following described lands in the County Of
Il Holmes. delinq nent for non-PayRent OF Taxes
Of 1876 -, will be subject to entry or purchase at
this aoe, after sky days from the date hereof, by
any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of amour
for which said lands delinquent, and ali costs
to the State, with damages and subsequent Taxes
accrued See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. /,
aer q nrts Il ID ah uape %
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New Advertisements.
COOPEks " Ellis,

Ill inds County. NJ isslssipp Z,
Is now orEX FOR TUE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
! diE Undersigned, having recently purchased
n this Celebrated Southern Watering Place, and
raitted and refurnished the entire premises trusts
it is now second to other in the country. The
cit zons of Mississippi and Leuisara may rely
upon il, Il ct no expense will be spared to make
the "W ellis "home institute on suitable for those
in seareb of health or pleasure. The services of a
we'll known physician can be obtained ut oil times
and connected with the esta bishment, pleasure
seeker may find bowling Alleys, Billiard Tables,
and Pistol Galiery--sf under the charge of com
petent persons An excellent Band of Music ha
been gagged for the aSon also livery stable is
attached 10 the Een bl shmeht where sad 10 horses
a1dca, rias es may be obtained at al hours.
Boa d per month, ------ - $40 90
Beard per week. -e-F -Esz- SIS 90
July 10 '6g--tf. r. W BENBURY i CO.
COOPER:S WELLS.
Grand Fancy Dress and Mask Bail.
TESHE frst Dress Bal OF the seasdn, q
ID VIII he given on the evening of Tues -
day, the 17th INST. ss, SD
GentleInan's Tickets S3O0
K W BFSBtJRY d co.
Fancy Dresses, Masks aud Don1inoes, caa
he b ala ed Of Madame crorx, on the promises.
July 10 80 It II. 1880
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COoPER:s WELLS.

/. .. O, r.
TE.HER.W Grand Lodge of Mississippi, |. O. o.
I r. will convene in annual session, at Odd Eel
lows Hall in the City of Jackson, on Monday, July
ion. lS6D, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. REPRESENTATIVES
and Members arc requested to be PROMPT IN their
attendance. BY order IF n. iMAS,
JSo. b DICKS, Urand maFter.
G-aud Secretary. 1uy ~ o"--u
,s ia Jewelry: Jeweiry! B.ss4g
HAVE ius. received a magnificent assortment
4 of Jeweiry, completing my summer stock Call
ID see it whether y9u wish to parehsss or pot we
like To show our goods. :" D aLoleftt.
uNAISTS Oils CoIorsin OF. Sa 81, Binds, Putty
window Shadcs, Wall Paper, a nish. &C.:
July u 80. .=------ . ? @-o-~e !.
Pianos Piano, Pianos!
nN the best Of terms, of6hickering q Sons
" Drigg's Patent, aud Skinney .o s,n manu-
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TIE MlSSISSIPPIAN.

ouR rHASxs afsaas % Mr.. t,A-fssies q rrr-Newstv
pot for New Obs ans saers IN iva ce Of the NAH.
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j S STEERS
VIEW ADVERTISEMENT FOR tsc0

-AUstlhESLiN ~ ~ ...........,.I. ). SIZEh
AN Fare just receiving treeh from hsad-quar-
W ters-Ato which We invite the attention oi
ustnrners.AHd the pubic gel orally.
GA Sachen Bitters Wischester's Syrup Of by
fiphusphltss, Mrs. Winsl6W's SaothiBg Syrup
'Aylur's ArrSw Runt, Peruvian Syrup, Aarshsii' :
4ihoiicon, Railways Relief. Boilers Bone htni
cent, liavisssPasn Killer. Zylnealsan, BEtang $
yrup, Jacobs Cordial. Hat Pa:son. Prices Uiycer-
N, Ayes fcctorias 81 al eings Glay, Cherry Pr
cssjtsnt. coeoaiue arsi Ksslltstn, Hostetter BIT.
rrs, asnr. Is Maguosa, Hsir spyes-7sf Al knds'
81 ssr's Appefient, Sanford ltver tnylkolsso''
ge beans Ste. y ria Tobias B4iters by ~ ,s
ariIia, Jsypes Medicines, shallen9sfssf ,zrp
~, 0UACkS Quinins, 10 o.. Mcrphene, 35lh
AVHsS S.ta-.,,nru,T % Is Gum d siuan, 70 %,
late silver. Is ID. Eng. Csi,'mel. 50 10. Eng
=, Mass. fuu 10 Chloride Lime, IS 10 Ssipa
n seE 5olS AGE ID Acid, 20 on Prot. ~" .s, Met
- - - Z, 2'srsfre4s ss. @ssN@ hv >IHFN
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ar sanferd's Liver Invlgurator and cathartc Pills
avery N liable medicine Read the advertisements in
our paper. marel28 s0-1y.
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Personally aPpesred before me, an Alderman Of
ecity of Philadelphia, q. T. HELMBoLD Chem
list. who, being duly sworn, does say that his pre-
pAraton contains no narcotic, mercury, or injurious
drugs but is purely vegetable.
H. t. HELMBoLD, Sole aaasAs.ars :.
Sworn and subscribed before ma ,h. oa6 a.,
November, 1854 VIZ SUI N~' Vi
VIM. P. HIBBARD, Alderman.
any address.
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~ We would can the attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement Of Prof o. J. Wood 4 Co.'S Hair Restor4
tive In another column, marches eo--1y.
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lot In Ssrepta. J. W. ParshaiI.
lot in Sarepra,J =. Waits.
Block II, IN PiLtshoro.
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All the above diseases and symptoms admit of the
same treatment and may Originsss from the same
cAuRe.
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Satass RS - aFss
s<s 1st u
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3. The amount Of Capital Stock aid up 2So,
The rstnsiBder is represented by
St, ok, Notes Of uLdoubIed solVeHey a.
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From Charleston.

Boston, Nov. 15.-The steamer Canda Las arrived
here.
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ONLY DISCOvERx

WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
ANY, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
Hk tempted only initiate his resorative but profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Of Prof woods preparations and have been
forced to leave the field TO its rsess Read the follow
ing
PROP o. J. WooD & Co.: Gents-The letter you in
e6 concerning your valuable Ha Restorative and hyeu
have published this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are first is fact Of my habation and name, stated in
the communication second, is it true Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural color2 To all and do Invariably yes Ny
hair even better than In stage Of life for forty
past soft. thrifty and besr coored the
Ehker and the only why is not generally true
that the substance washed OF by frequent abuion OF the
face when used wipng the face in close
ton with the Whskers the result will follow the hair
have been in terecep Of great many letters from all parts
OF New England, asking If my still continues 10 be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and
various compounds as well as this ii has nodoubt been basey
initiated and been used not only without any good effect but
absolute injury have used OF restorative of
account for months, and my hair good ever
hundreds have examined with SURPRISE 81 years
old and not hair in head face and to prove
this fact send you lock Of hair taken of the past
received favor u two quart bottles last for
which grateful gave to friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, were until after trial.
and then purchased used It with universal will
ask favor, that send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many, fear without author
believe where COED ELECTS follow the failure caused
the impure article, which the Of the good
effect my hair. all who inquire OF Of my
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear ss
yours, A c. RAYMOND.
AAEoE's RUN, KY, Eov. 80, 1853.
The Restorative is put up bottles Of three Sizes arge
medium, and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
proportion than the SMALL rets for 81 per bottle the large
holds quart 40 cent morein proportion and etas for 50
Market street, ST. Louis Mo- by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers whOlesaled by
Even, PendIetOn 81 Co., and retaled by every Drug.
house in the United States. febll-iy
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INrEREs7rxG MATRIMONIAL AFFAR.-Col. LEWIS W
WASHINGTON Of Jefferson county, Va, was united in
marriage on Tuesday, the 9Th of November az Glow
err Lea, Hanover county, to ELLA NJ. daughter of
GEORGE W. BAsSETT, Esq In this marriage a singu-
lar coincidence occurs: the groom being the great
grandson Of two brothers Of Gen. WASHINGTON, and
the bride the grcatgrand-daughter of the only sis
ter of Gen. WASHINGTON, and also the great grand
daughter of the sister of Mrs Gen WASHINGTON
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CHEROKEE CURE!

IN ssnfaiTiu0 cure for Seminal Weakness, noe.
turnal Enmisslons, LeP9tsneH LOss Of PODer,
and Difficult AeaStrssGtion and al Diseascs caused
6y dsUdtisg from the path Of Nature, and idulging
as Self Pollution
By the Of this Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs OF generation speedily cured and
full vgor restored.
Either SEX contemplating marriage should reflect that
mind and body are necessary to connubl happiness
In the "Cherokee Cure the poor debated
despairing desotee OF sensual pleasure will find relief
It safe and pleasant in immediate in acn
tanning no mineral poison bat is prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of a delicious syrup.
Price 50 per Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express to ali parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER q MERWIN. Projectors, st. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendeon, Berry Demoville,
G. W Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
XVII
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BY TELEGRAPH.



CHARLESTON, Nov. I3-The excitement continues
intense The people determined to send dele
gates to convention pledged to get the State out of
the Union at any cost. Army volunteers including
German companies with State eOl0rs, are forming
A great demonstration is projected for Thursday
evening, to welcome back the delegates represent
ing Charleston in the Legislature. Dispatches are
continually coming from neighboring States offer
ing ready equipped military organizations, paying
all their own expenses aid the State in the event
of coercion.
The West Point rice mill, the largest here, was
burned last night. Loss S20, 600. Insured here.
The banks have not yet suspended, but the opin-
ion prevails that they will do so within week. A
large amount of Northern paper laid over, but not
protested Merchants perfectly solvent and
scorn the idea of repudating.
4 crisis may arrive some time in the fall, but
they confident that they are able and willing at
a future time to meet liabilities.
Money market very stringent and banks refuse to
discount
The ladies of the State have started subscrip-
ton for a testimonial TO Caleb Cushing 1t is pro-
posed that it shall be miniature in silver of the
brig James Gray.
The Washington Light Infantry took charge o.
the United States Arsinal this morning 1t is sup
posed that there is an understanding between Gov.
Gist and the President in regard to this matter.
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE course of the Admin
present excitement North or South, it will per-
form its duty to the Constitution and laws firmly
and impartially.
Keitts remark that the President is pledged to
secession was received here with astOnishment.
His friends do not believe that he is correctly
ported.
Col Gardner has been relieved of command of
Fort Moultrie and is succeeded by Major Anderson.
The Charleston Mercury denies that Fort MCultrie
has been taken by South CarOlinians.
The President is fully informed of the plans of the
seceders and will meet the responsibility when the
hour of action Genes.
grand Union meeting is called at Scranton, Va,
for Saturday.
McLane is instructed to cooperate with the
Spanish and French Ministers for the suspension of
hOstilities and establishment Of Provisional Gov
ernment, until popular elections can be held.
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MinEetOnka, Paducah.
B. n. Runyan, st. Louis.
GlenwOod, Cincinnati.
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BY the quantity Call and examine, at A Union
street.
Octl2-u P&B J. ". LANGLEY.