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EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF ABDUCTION IL NEW
foRk-The New York Express says: An abduc-
ton Of young lady (from fennessee) took place
at Mr.. Abbott's Spngler Institute corner of Fifth
avenue and Thirty-fourth st Saturday evening,
under very extraordinary circumstances.
IL appears that Gen. Bynum of Tennessee, upon
the solicitation of Miss Phipps, of Tennessee,
permitted to visit her as relative and that once
in public, with others, and once in private as an
assumed relative, he had seen her
On saturday last some things had indicated that
Cen Bynum's visit was not in the character of a
relative, wheFeupon inquiries were made re-
specting him at the st. Nicholas hotel, and good
reasons were found for not permitting any other
visits. On Saturday evening he renewed his visit
70 the institution and sent his card to Mrs Abbot
The card was received, and Mrs. Abbot appeared;
and about the same time Miss Phipps also vOlun-
taflly appeared. The plan of Gen. Bynum ap-
parently was to get into the house, through Mrs
Abbott and then. when in, by preconcert, to carry
the young lady Off They had both been previously
well acquainted In Tennessee.
Now ensued a scene Mrs Abbott wished Miss
Ph1pps to withdraw, as she wished to see Gen
Bynum alone. Miss p went into the hall but
Gen. Bynum followed, saying she had no secret
from Miss P" Mrs. A. replied, ''au conversation
must be in my presence" He then Whispered a
few unknown words to Miss P, who afterwards
stepped up to Mrs A, and In a very affectiOnate
manner said, 81 must bid you good byD Mrs
A Then threw her arms around Miss p to retain
and hold her, whereupon Gen violently tore
Mrs. A. away. Mrs. A then seized upon him and
called for assistance. Gen. B threw her from
him with such violent and insulting manner as
almost TO PROSTATE her upon the floor
The young lady then moved towards the car
rage Mrs A. followed, entreatin2 her TO return
The teachers and young ladies Of the family then
rushed out, Joining In the remonstrance and cry
Ing cut Shame, shame, shame.n AS she stood at
the carriage step. the sPsotatnrs say she Psnsed
moment, clasped her hands, looked upward and
In deadly Pallor seemed to hesitate about the
fatal step.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
H ,yn1,NvrMRS; GQHS pcoc-,o,


II is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than at any other
period; ard u Ia equally well-knOwn that the way
to ward of disease IS 30 keep the blood pure, for
"all the Ills that flesh lie heIr TO-, arise from mpun-
~ OF the blood, the main spring OF eNlEtenoe.
It's, therefore, important to all that the sy stern
should be thoroughly oleensed and purified, and
this can be done IN the most efectusl way by using
MRS NJ. COX'S INDIAN FfGETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
OF diseases OF SKIN, EIyspeios, SoIotua, Rheuma-
Dyspepsy, Liver Complain and al other diseases
arising from ImpuTlty of the blood II has effected
tho most rema kahle cures, as can be shown BY
numerous certificates from persons of the his hest
IespectablIty, and is recommended By all who
have used IL as tie most invaluable remedial agent
Of the Gay.
ID-lt is sold by al the Druggists of Baltimore,
and at the residence OF the proprietor.
MRS. Nj. COX,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
Nono genuine unless her Gcme ls blown on the
bottle and her sea- on the cork.
Price 81 per bottle, SIX bottles for IS.
- Wholesale AEeBt. X. :. Z. CIssEL. Druggist.
Georgetown, ID. c., Who esale Agent for the bis
trlct, and wall suppJ the trade at my prices.
tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-25
THE EVENING STAR.
The Ballad of the FaithIess Husband

The Ballad of the Faithless Husband.
BY L. J.. BIeELow.
Joe Larkin had a modest wIfe,
And children two or thTee-
Who added sweetness TO his lie
And loved him tenderly.
And Joe was though quite kind and good,
BE bore a decent name,
Until into the neighborhOod
"A wltching widow came.
1t happened soon, no matter how.
jos and this widow met
And he, unmlndtul of his vow.
HIS heart upon her set.
He often saw the widow Brown.
And called upon her too,
Until the people of tn town
Told Joe 1T wouldn't DO
But she was winsome, young and fair
And dad JOe's hams repay,
u til at last, this pretty pair
One evening ran away.
where'er the truant-couple rOamed
In this or foreign part,
Joe BarkIn's loss was still bemoaned
By one true wOman's heart.
HIS helpless wife was left behind
To bear her shame and grief.
Until one day her Joe came home.
Just like guilty thief
She wept before the worthless one.
And BY her words forgave,
Aud did what other wives had done
Their little ones to save.
The neighbors would not thus forgive.
But SwOre by high and low.
AS surely as God let them I've.
They'd punish iree-love Joe.
One night when Joe had ventured out.
Some black men he did meet
Who came u ron him with a shout,
And bound his ha1ds and feet.
They took him to a lonely place
TO expiate his sin;
And now began or Joe's disgrace
They stripped him to the skin.
His piercing cry rang out arar
As on has hide they put
A coat of black and nauseous tar.
That SIN, area him head and loot.
He begged that they would strike him dead,
And struggled to get loose;
They heed-d not, but DER him spread
The plumage of the goose.
They took rail just by the road,
And fastened him astride,
Then to their shoulders raised the LOAF
To give bad Toe ride.
The stars seemed winking with delight,
The moon less wan and pale
As IN the bright midsummer night
They rode him OH rail.
GRAND MORAL.
Now. faIthless husbands, ponder well
Aehect On what YOU do;
Or else the fate which Joe befell
May happen yet to you.
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HIS CATHARTJC SYRIrp

For Infants, Children and Delicate Females is
Certainty one OF the most desirable and valuable
MedIoines IN the world; IL lie perfect substitute
Tor Cotor1st acting on the Liver, removing all oh
struotOns IN the Bowels, curing Costveness, IDdi-
gestlon and Dyspepsia. Although il 90 as sure and
efeotual In it's Gperationsias Calomel, yet il is so
delicious TO the taste, that children will ory for IT,
and IL is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the
deus of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the disooverer of this in
valuable Medicine -
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
Dr.. J. B0VEE D0DS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of InolPient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak Stomcohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
General or Nervous Debility, Piles ard all diseases
req uIrlng Tonic. are unsurpassed. They are made
q! PvTe Sherry Wine, and aside from their Inedi-
olnal properties, they are a most wholesome and
delightful Beverage,
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEaHmAR. I. q. n q.

ssexrsd by tke Seals Of the Ecols de PAornoeis a.
Pafts, asd the Imperial College Of Msdieiss,
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, s,ermstor-
rhsa, and ell physical d. disabilities.
No. completely eradIcates all traces of thoee
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
se9us and pernlolous use of oopayla and oubebs.
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
TRIESEMAR,Nos,I I. 9 and 3,are prepared in the
form of logenfe, devoid of taste and smell, and
oan be oarried IN the waistoost pocket Sold IN TIT
GASES, and divided into separate doses as sdminis
tered tered, q salpesu, Lallemsnd, RSuI, Rloord, &C.
and IN 90 cases, whereby there is saving Of IA
10 De had, who!esaie sndr retail, Of Or. BARROW,
street. New Yerf. Immediately on feceivin2 &c
mittanoe, DR.; Barrow viii forward the TriesemeI
dressed according 20 the instructions of The writer
sod also By 3. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wash
lnktons d. y. de 6-6m
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELD Il CO,


DAY AND bol BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and
by druggists generally. mar I4-iy,rs
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Act on the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Orgnns
and are a superior remedy for Dyspepsia CON
nected with Liver Complaint IN all its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They are truly valUa BILE, maze of pure Holland Gin.
peasant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
well termed a necessary
FEMALE COMPANION
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s DA w AT e r.,


PURE
and
REFRESHING.
with the
ELICIOUs
ORIENTAL
NECTAR
CREAM
SYRUP.
GREAT FAvoRITE
with the
LADIES';
Also,
Tns FAMOUS
INvIGORATING
SPANISH
MEAD.
These Refreshing
SUMNER DRAueHr.
are prepared
and sold
only by
J. l.. MILBURN &c 60,
at their
DRUG STORE,
under
TVILLARD'S HOTEL.
maI4-MSFs
MAY iOTH' 1850
OPT MING
OF THE
SEA ON.
McDONNELLs
CATAWBA GINGER WINE,
Our GrOoers and Citizens
will please
Bear In Mind
that
The Season for this
MOST HEALTHFUL
PURE BEVERAGE
Is Now Open
The Agent in Baltimore
Has Received
A Large Stock
And will be happy to receive the orders
Of his
Washington Friends.
Qualify Guaranteed Strictly Fwre.
JAS. MCDONNELL.
General Agent.
ma lO-I.I3s-t Baltimore.
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HIS BRANDY CkTHARTJC

is sure remedy for Costlveness. Liver Complaint
and DJ spepsia. They pleasant 20 thA TASTE sure
IN their operation; ard Cathartio, entirely gf
fect1dtIy, and PoSitIUsly supeTcede the use 0f Pills.
go nauseOus and disag reeable 10 the taste.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

pWILJtARDs, HOTEL.-C Hathaway, Pa;TJ
sssefi, SY; a " cia9fi iJ. do z RswIs, d5 w
Mf .; e La; Jones sariti,n
SbesS Sne 40 do; "a HIupake, do Downey. DO; IS
ES.s az ssssf s d% '%S e.; M.i M
Nd; Miss Brown, Dc; L " Wolf DO; n1 W Ssai
Se say s Sa; MS Spencer and child, N.Y.
ffsDS Ma; "a Ms Glenn, Dc; hi1s Dupont, Be;
,sD5 5.hP:cn Day Caps Cod; nN'oB La Law.
N3Ge Is R VI DSws, IsA;9 F.rris snt lazy
END Mich stdcs SS; and B sSt
Ms.i; PP Perkins,: Econ Conn RsR M.l NJ Gs1ar
NATIONAL HOTEL # NJ Brooke. USN. IN
Haayward, Va; klmbal snp lazy, Ten: ] EIis an
Maf sli pa sf R Rsn4sSo%, IIi Gibbs 3
4 B2se3sT; Cool, NJ; Miss I II e B5ps 1SId,ns
81 eI r$SSEH T% nd Nj, 4f' as:as:' IA;
s.ePs. fSsfasiI9 f. walssgw' GRs .n e. .ds
S Biysnt. fN$e ~; Se %ait D3 GiSs:
asy NJ; t G.Sfss af p. Fb PGSRsaR
Esdgvl.stOn and lady, W Reg burn, Pa; Miss fGs I
R0berd, NC; v Rose, A w Mcuo Ia Mai n ;
shall I %hn ny ssS sSS, , az lady; Va Ma
isSnd; 1yisr and family. Va; W N Chestbsim n
ShStnam5 TufbIll, w Bowers, Tenn; i CTos
Rniy snd lady, NY; Mr. SuotheT. J Reddick, n W
MaSn. We; OWN, Capt X Olhns, 40; ) sohmuck
G,fs Long, ny w Saertaus h and Jady Mo.
~ Bfadbtook and lady, NY; WadswortI On:
VI oosley and lady, Z Nicholson, Misses Ni,,nol'
klns, Mureer, U. ~ ~ 4" '0h :
sMAsHINGTON house, 8 Soaring. Miss
" Garro Ne Mao ORR; 81 RfRsSn, Mip2es0ts John
SSoussIAss' WISCONSIN, j Seldomridge' 4 aTc.sts,
CIV Reii s~Nsas: Wlsc1asln; p l. Schsrmerhom,'
Bushanan sndEr y Merrlcan ard ty, Mass; ]
Cover. WIS; Din more, NY '' "oiiort' U; j
si KEkW y z aoi HOSE nc Bro,km.n, Nd; N p
L Barrie and lady II ,cSiIE y ca, fa; L
Hops, l. Tree. + g rider, j l. VIVA .or "a Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-25

A CURE WARRANTED, or NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'rince Imperial Champagne.

Sold BY all Respectable Dealers throughout tks
Country
This fine brand Of CHAMPAGNE, which until
the past year confined exclusively TO the best
tables of the Continent of Europe, has now obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity in this
country. Ii Is recommended by some of the inst
Physicians of the City of New York over all other
Wines, on account of its extreme purity and deli
cacy aud those who once try il rarely use any other
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
its Introduction into this country, the demand is
enormous and constantly increasing. Our arrange
ments are such to ensure the quality of the Vino
being maintained at its present high standard. Tire
PrtHce Imperial is imported solely by u.s. we being
the sole Agents of Messrs. DE VKNoGE & Co. in
this country.
f.. ". HAUGHWOUT Il CO,
Nos. ass, 400 & 492 BROADWAY, n. Y.
H Sold IN this city by Hamilton g. Leach, and
Browning Il Heating. mar5-Sm
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

NEW ORLEANS
I'M THREE DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
% - -
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and AkerGndrtG Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Nesc Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis bJ Ra !, thence by First class Packets TO
GLASS Packets. Mobile to New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED.
Leave Washington at n. nm. and 6 p m.
The Steamer GEORGE PA 6 E1eayss her wharf
connects at Alexandria with the Orange AID Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest.
ufhce-Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth ct.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS
Lynchburg So SOL Memphis .ssl 90
Bristol ..-......---.i5O Atlsnta : d 30
Knoxville 20 % Macon ...........2 q on
Chattanooga q 90 Columbus 81 50
Dalton. q 90 Monte omery 81 ~
sHHffyPH GO VIA MfT aRna 2
Nashville IS SCI Via Mobiie, Is 90
THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
200 MILES snoETE$Sa, and % HOURS LESS
than any other Iine-the Lynnhburg Extension
being now eG9mR!stsd, ss also The Mississippi
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
1t is provided with Frat class Sleeping Cars
To New Orleans. Hours
TIME Memphis -----...-..-2a DO
HOntgGmerY .-.-..'.-'..'99ss 90.
IrrThe U. s. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can he obtained at the South Western
Office, corner Of nth street and Pennsy wanna av-
LEBShss5 B HaStv snO1y .Sa un Atsnta
Macon; Nsshviiis} ,;,B altSSI1: i, Columbus,
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RI0CS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
u omnjbuses and Baggage Wagons leave tine
ofIcs at b g M. and o p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket A gent,
ms 25-tr Corner Sixth st. and Pa .v.
THE STEAMER JAS. GUY VIII resume her
Fsnrt s,IPs f S5 TVVE WI; TA2s WISH "a. Of
!NGToN every TUESDAY andoe.ssasssss
It oo6f for "a and be
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave CURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAT, ST O'Clock a. m.
- LUCIAN :. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATH'L HOUSH. Ag't. Alexandra. "a ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON BRANCH.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Ccr1rs5c:rg on Monday Dlorriag, OctobH II, 1871
- 50 s
Trains will run 80 follows:
Leave WASHING ION st 6.21 and rs a. m,
Leave WARRINGTON tS.2n and $40 p. m.
On Sunday at ~ p. m, only.
Leave BALTIMORE st % and A. N.
Leave BALTIMORE az 5.l5 and 40 y. m.
On Sunday st 40 g. DI., emily.
Passengers for the EAST will take trsins At e.r
ana 1.45 a. M, and 9.&h p. IN,
For the WEST ct s o. 4. M, and $40 ,, N,
For ANNAPOLIS At T.<5 q. M, and $40 p. m.
For NORFOLK at 7t5 r. N.
ooi5 I. II. PARSONS. Agent.
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LET NO. FALSE DELICAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED AFELf.
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MEDICINES.
D. BaITiaoRH

Has Discovered tAs most Csrtars, Speedy asf osif
Bfsetnal Remedy tie World.
FOR ALL, DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCB
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NQTlCE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
70 any OF the lands within the townships above en-
nmeIated Is required ~ establish the SAME 20 the
SATISFACTION OF the register and receiver Of the
FroPef land snee, aud make payment fhersfQy rs
oon as Tarfioabts aftT xssiag fkfs aOfics and be-
" pobnc sale Of the lands embracing the tract
eiaihiee otherwise such claim VIII be flrfehed
jas = WILL ON
Commissioners Of the General Land Once
hoIe--l ndsr the regu ations Of the Department,
o. rto'ofr ami now existIng. No psyment Gao be
mage ivf ehyeftlslng pfoclamst one except % such
Ruosne as are speeiaiig aHfhorir 81 % pu bsh by
'ne 1on n,l s OF the General Lahd On
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yo no ~ SihfiTHS Ne. $50 Seventh st to get
eeR@ EsNTTsH's to get all ronr READY-MADE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
MIScELLANEOUS.

CJCEentFrTga "A UEs E<FnCs,S EVIL. IL A oGSsTT
- frona dgease n c0yr1tt0n 0g tbs hood by which this
tperyde the whole body and may burst ont in disease on ans
patt o. y Noofgah s Tree from i atlack nor ~ nss ohs
WicI " may aot Destroy ibe ecroIuous Iant rHlousy
eAed w olsese I'm hslng n
ioon impure H nun anu hithy haDlts tns uepIeHs ces
ai a II sne "aVcvei W &
gin, y hgrsusry " the c2nstuioh nesaendIns ,nein
parents 70 chden uhto me tnifd end feurh N
aeed = seems 70 es ne fo1 q nm VIZ saI VIII Est tns
iIliquisies @ the laulers upon theI cbllnfeD.
ls enects conehse ~ iTn1 the oood OF coFupl
Or uleeto9s tlle "iDeh ~ he iug ger ad m,ea organs
face erupons This foul corruption which gcnders1
the blood dcpresse The energies Of life 30 that scrofuou
stnon not only suffer from scofuoua complaints bat they
have far less power 10 Withstand the attacks oil other dase
consequently vast nymbsTB perish Y dtsoreers which although
uot scrouous In their nsHe still fatal by this tant
In the system Most Of ths consumption when declInates the
human family has its origin directly IN TINS scoinos con
tnnaon and many destructive diseases OF the liver kid
ney bran and indeed OF all the organs arise from or are ag
grayated By the same cause.
One quarter Of all people scofnous their persona
invaded BY this nrng Infection and their health is undermined
by It, To cleanse from the system We must renovate the
blood by Alternative medicine and nvgoate 1t by healthy
AYERS
<-a....,,-xu,., xr~..,ax - r.~xrx.
ra $500 " Sc .aasIi sLt o,,
seisa w ab % and fai r ,,ata XVI
sH T. 1s row ~ 49, an y rarse Hal ,bst ba1e
h f ~ s,ngnt;a ~ Nj FI d,sarJar Frae
annons H iIanca l. sbnJ 10 ~ no R ca ~ - Nj
sfl tt ais ,baoa ,5s ~ SS III ~ H. IT,, -
80 a. r1n+i-a an sn Disessas .ba.,a Ei,a pss
s m % pr,es PnataIas Io,.has Rinlyos snd' RoiI
y. ,ndl le teu.n ia ueaa ptss @ a BE-,
Inati syInbc snd Mereia Dase hpansy pynesia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
Mississippi Intelligence.

The Natchez Courier of Thursday has the fol-
lowing: SS
We learn that on Tuesday morning last, ice was
formed in one location OF this city. We hardly
thought the weather cold enough for ice on that
morning, yet our informant ls gentleman reliable
for veraeity. 1t was very apparent to every one
that there heavy white frost on the occasion.
Clear, winter weather is upon rs in earnest, and
business reviying.
We learn from our worthy friend VIM. H. Porter,
Esq, of Meadville, that the citizens Of Franklin
county experienced heavy black frost on Tues
day last. Ice was formed in many parts of the
county. White ffests had appeared for three or
four mornings. Ees
From the Grenada Rural Gentleman Of Saturday
we extract the following
On Sunday, the l4th, Monday and Tuesday last,
we were visited by killing frost. This is earlier
than usual by several days, and as a consequence,
vegetation is killed and the topcotton cut oHthuB
adding another and additional certainty OF Short
crop. The weather is now beautiful and pleasant,
and planters making the very best use OF 1t in
gathering the cotton crop.
We understand that two hshmen got cowhid-s.
ing Wednesday night last, on account of their
drunken impudenoe,- and that one suspicious 4an-.
kee was requested to leave in twenty-four houTs.s
Our patrols are the alert, and suspicious per-
sons had better leave, while doubtful characters.
will keep away if they know when they are best
off
The Holly Springs Union of Wednesday Says.
Our city now presents lively appearances
Wagons are constantly arriving laden with eettons
which our planters are selling at very fair prices
to our merchants. The busness season haf
opeaedyery active in our city, and all of oarhRs'
ness men present q cheerful face on the street :
Produce OF every description is in demand, a Id
commands ready sale at fair prices. larger ef .si
mass will be done IN Holly springs 1nia ssaseA han
has ever been done heretofore. Holly Spring s d
now as good market for cotton as Memphis
The Jackson News has the following.
We regret TO learn that Col. VIM. Porss com.
mitted suicide on Thursday last, by blow ing ont
placed under his chin the trigger having evidently
been pulled by the great toe Of ths right foot. He
resided about seven miles from this city, on the CAL
latin road; {; was we'll off in this wor Ids goods.
highly esteemed as citizen and NJ .ighbor ana.
the rash and fatal act which destroyed his life is the
wonder and astonishment Of all who anew the man.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
! GREAT POLITICAL WORK
eLusKEYs POLITICAL TEXT BooE.
oh
Encyctopedfa,.
ByM. ". GLusKEY, Washington, D. @.

Iteontains among other things
The various Perty Platforms.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress-
Governors Geary Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad-
Senators Green Douglas Coamers and esrs Stephens
a9f Az Ss4sss maiera hfpSf PORTION + Tie Kansas Nebraska
lee eeoon' Montgonery Senate and English Bills The
gos on the each House Indeed everything essential
spperaning the same, including President fefces speea
Tbe bred Scott Case.
The GarstItuon of the United States.
ssFSfa Mas6ins'oas fsi Fsssastl Hadress.
Virginia and Kentucky RESOLUTIONS of lsS and 9 s,,.
Lands and able documents against it, with fu history OF the
President Perces Veto Of the Inaigent Insane Land Bill
The address of MIR. Faulkner on the snbieet
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pioces Message veto River and HarbOr
2tI1 Ti,e School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
Tbe ClRyton Buwer treaty.
EStracs speeehss for sad aginst sayssy ~, .s.
ME- MI. Toombs' Boston Lecture Slavery. .
Nessrs Fremont and Buchanans etters of Acceptance.
Mess Ruchanan's and Williams Letters the Bargain and
ehsflsss NJ. Gaihoaas ha5,s Port Hi Address.
The Maysvile Road Veto.
| A history OF Party Conventions.
| Power Of the Supreme Court.
NJ M % n M Tns Sarh p Letters against the american
gsniza,en and Hen Al H. suars Letters signed Madi
Rennsh Ransfs Philadelphia in November 1856
| and in North Carolina in lS32.
"a a History Of with the votes the various Tariffs.
history of the United States Bank and Abolition fetous
ME- Fillnores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
n,og # nubc men on the power Congress the Ter
| ritories
The Nicholson Letter. -, .e
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms t.,,
Mssanr COMPROMISE, with every vote thereon seoonas
a'tSas'5S Ths Compromise Measures of 1850.
Clayton Compromise
Wiirno Provtso
3 with many other things numerous to mention.
Every subject fully treated and every vote in congress- on
any subject having political Specification, is given
This book will the public speaker fully on the hahaas
and other questsns.
|. Single Copies, S3 Club Of Six Sl6.
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ms Phlaielphis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
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certify the foregoing 70 be true copy Of the ogInaiextan
In my current register.
In faith whereof grant these presents under my
H. 81 and the impress fy seal Of office, at New Orleans
aforesaid, this 27th day Of July 1850.
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages for the Parish Of
Orleans cces that the foregoing Charter been this day
recorded In Society Book No T. Folio al.
Now Orleans, 18th july 1850.
iy5l auG l3 20H JOHN HOLMES. Recorder.