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BnIfsET.cMlssus wabts You 20 send her q boz
OF CePhale Give, no, 8 bottle Of Prepared Pllls-
but I'm that's not just IL alther; bot PEI
haPs yen be ahher knowing what it's Yesee
she's nah dead and gore with the sick Headsohe
before. NV
Pills N'P"'"o
=, Bridrd:-Och; sure now and you've sed Il. here's
day about t aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-08

NEOvER EXCITEMENT. and the mental care And
anxiety incident 70 oloee attention 70 bus meas or
nudy, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache. The disoFdered state OF md and Nod,
incIdept 20 this distressing compliant is a hsnl
pow 70 al energy and am ItiOn. Sufferers by this
these distressing attaoks by using one OF the &C
phnllc Pills whenever the SYMPTOMS sppe.y lt
sriets the overasked BRAIN and soothes tie ttTslp
Cd and JarrinE nerves, ard Telsxes the tension 81
the stomach which always accompanies md ar
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sTyEnrI MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sIvxp-Mr.
SPaopg has sold two millions OF bottlee 81 hIs se
eottis saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
uIninTeI thee MAKING 90 aggregate Of twenty MI
a7aole Invention. Having made his Glue a houee
noio word, ne pow proposes to DO the world still
6ie Ceghalio Pulls, and II they are as rood a. hi,
Sige; Headaches VAL soon vanish swsy like snov
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A Real Blenstua.

acheS '' "O w tn'' neeo-
Ms. Jcses.-6one Doctor, all gone the piu VIM
sent CURED me IN just twenty mIputes and Il vf1eS
handy ~~N "e's enos
,PhYsetas.-You oan get them st ssy Drurs,,tx.
Cel lor Cephslc Pulls, find they never fsil and 4
,Ars. ycass.-l shall send for box directly and
sha tell 81 my suffering friends, for they are s,si
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
IL well known Captain of the Steamer Fulton:

NEW ORLEANS, Sd Oct, 1853.
DR.. j. G. Aver, LotcslL-Slr: 4 am urged BY nv
wife to report 10 you cure your Sarsaparilla has
made In our family, and as il Is the only way IN
which we can make you auJ acknow led cement of
our qualification, will proceed e state Ny little
son, eleven years old, has had Ser fxla sores on
his ears, neck and arms for FIVE years They were
much of tie time very distressing. and we feired
they would kill him. At first a swelling would as
pear, then 1t would break and make a running sore
which would not heal. They became very loath,
soTr and 9isen painful; they, stopped his growth
came feeble and sickly. We tried Pbysicia and
Medicines, bat they did no good. A clergyman in
our ne,g hbOrhOod, who had seen some rema rka ble
cures by your Cherry Pectoral, advised us to try
YOUR Ssrsaparllla, and we did. The smallest sores
showed symptoms of healing In about two weeks:
IN two more they had aed, and in two months
the child was as well as anyb body. He now enjoy
peri OF health, with no remnant of the disorder
about him that We can discover. If you, sir are a
parent, you may well believe that shall not soon
forgetyou.
Very truly, your humble servant,
. JNo. w. BATES,
de q colin
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CROWNS tendencJ ir shls sac % sppropriaSs the
moot expressive words Of other lsngasrcs, aud afer
word Cephsho, Winch 10 from the g. eek. ssgnlfyins
.'for the head 10 now eeeomlnG popasnIed IN
fssnedy; but Il Win soon Sc used IN mors seSersi
way, and the word Ceph.lio wfll become "a
common as Eleotrotype and many others whose
distinction ss foreign words kas been worn svay
b common usage until they seem native and n
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IL DIP Jon eyer have the Sick Headache Do
you Iememoer the throbbing temples, the fevefsd
Tow the oethlng and disgust at the sight OF food
HOW totally unit you were for pleasure, converse
uon or study. One Of the Cepha 10 Fills would
then exPerlenced For tbis and other purposcs
you should always have box If them on hand 20
use a. occasion requires.
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GREAT D1scovKRY.-Among the most fmport.pt
OF al the great medical discoveries Of this age nav
Ion RON Small PoK, the Cephnio Pill for relief 81
neo1ache, and the use Of Quinine for tie proven
whose benefits will he e1perienced by suferin,
humanity long after thor discoveries are FORGOTTEN
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
IpeJv BEAD G!pxrnx

hbJOISE IN HEALTH,
Friend, DO you suffer! Are you the victim Of am
OF those numerous ailments which ARISE from i'm.
Surlsy OF ne blood! Mhs: are they, do yor ask
source OF life and health, and il Is the hrst elepen
Of our being TO respond TO any cause which Affects
the system, as the pulse infslbly attess The ever
prevailing Neurs Eis, the Irritating Erysipeas, the
subtle Sorofuls, the eEoniIlng Rheumatism, Nor-
yons Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
tofyof and dejcotlon, and the numberless lila thai
nesh Is heir To, derive thsIr hjdeous origin from the
blood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Use the vltalixlne resources Of nat1re for its aid
ana suner Us to commend 20 your confidence and
use that truly valuable medioament known az
MRS. M. C0TS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTTON.
with regard to this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in decidcd terms
tanned By constant avowels OF curative effects and
the happiest results from its are after all other
remedles and the best medical skill have failed
Let as say, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the Ilterate and super.
hcla, but they are volunteered from the most re
spectacle sources and Justify the highest terms in
winch IL Is possible to commend valuable A
specific TO public approval. We may add also thai
the curative properties of the medicine are &c uae
only By Its restorative effects, the system recover
Ing from disease with renewed constitutional visor
For sale by all respectable Druggists in this
city, and by the proprietor, MRS. M. cox
N6ne genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
Wholesale Agent. r.. 2. Il. CISSEL, Drurfist
Georgetown, ID. c.. Wholesale Agent for the Dis
rlof, snd will supply the trade at my prices.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

, IkIESEMAR,l, and S-Protscted by Royal
Sosls OF the Ecole de Pharnaois de Paris and the
Imperial College of NJ edioIne. Vienna
NO. 10 Invaluable for exhaus tion and natorrhea
AND al physical disabilities.
NO. completely Graduates all traces of thosa
osesses mat have been hitherto treated by the
seons ana pernlclous use OF copaiya and cubebs
NO. nes entirely Implanted the Injurious nae of
mercury, thereby insaTlng 70 the sufferer speedy
feieI, ospersing al Impurities, and roofing out
,TklEsEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and s. are prepared in
the form OF loxenge, devoid of taste and smell
eno can Dc carried An the waIstcoat pocket. Sold
IN tin Gases, And divided into doses an Al
mlnispSeieo x selpeau, Lallemand, Roux, Rioord,
saves Us and In 9T cases, whereby there "a A sav
ipf o. 30 To be had, Wholesale and RETAIL of Dr.
PAhROW of 1914 Bleeoker street, New York
IRm edlateiy on receiving q remittance, DR. Barrov
VAL the Triesemar to any part of The World
securely PACKED, and addressed according 10 the in
sLuotl.us OF the writer. - ~ -
The Book, Of oil others, that should he road hx
men Win damaged and broken down oopstitufions
hnman Frailty, or PhyGological Researohss y
" ooautlfniiy illustrated, and treats mIputely of
~ Lne symp oms that invariably develop them
seS sS9neT Or steI resulting from tho ftsiites
ne yom nom aaS sp. on ss sS oEsh
monla state, and. IL NOT checked in time. deaensr
eiing ell the functions Of manhood, ard byins'nz
Sod By Dr. BROW. isI Bisecfer strest a1 fapI
ooo , esIow Msodougai, New York. PrIce IS
oeaass sSi sent nes ever where.
ins c,o sso eJ = c. Ford, Jr, Drug store. wash
80 WI, ~. ". de am
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sarffy Realized.

Hi I'D n 'orrible 'esdsohe this afternoon, hand .
stepped into TIE hspotheoarles hand ssys NJ % the
ran. acsn yog hesse me 81 an 'eedsohe~ Does
end upop that e gave me q Cephslle Pill hand
BON me ,cpor n cured me 90 euick that 'ardly
realized sd I'D On 'esdsohe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-08

phi. ACTS wonIH kEow,se.sSesldtns,s Cerhs4c
Gus Heeda24e, Nsrvous Headache, Cctovences.
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" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HEREBYSH GTTSN TSS. T., Isss
ably to the provisions Of the ordinance of the Cor
Poration sppToyed May ". 1850, the undersigned is
now prepared, wheneyer reg wire In writing, and
on pre- payment of the fee of fifty cents to Inspect,
examine, test prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
Every meter, iffonId incorrect, will be condemned
snd another, sealed and marked as true, viii be
set ms place. If proved to be accurate in its
and again put IN position for use.
Once No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
CHARLES W. Gu GUN ii
jJ la-d Inspector and Sealer of 6as Meters.
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Tam, PROCLAMATION
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, 90.
WArsa,,
cHoLER. Mokk Al h ,hs present season o. the year
DIARRHEA,
DSsPEPsIbbk B,LIrY..o...o.,
prevail 70 an alarming extent:
s FIRST r'Rsft Gun 5Ss 81 s{tAs
to every family to know of
A REMEDY
at once 81 Sc S SSSiSS1t !, ss4 | EEnsaesor'.
OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
REMEDY FOR TfHE ABovE COMPLAINTS
In order to T irfIif'
thit no imposition is intended in the sale Of this
THE MONEY Wv Wiz y fa SE 'kEFuNDED
When the medicine fails to give entire satisfaction
Ask, then at AM Drug Store for
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER,
. take as directed, and If not perfectly satisfied
N u. B. CLARK, ESQ,
~ Street and Pennsy lvania Avenue
who will refund your money.
Price-2s and so Cents per Bottle.
For sale at all Drug stores everywhere.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
t,,r-eo,I General Agent.
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&EDiUIS kS.

n. xenEsrOH,
- BALTIMORE
LOCK Hospital,
Has IhssssUsi fAs Rssf Csrtsss Spsedv. ~ al,
Efsefsal RsSssdy % fks World
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DEL TCACY PREVENT
APPLY MINED ATELY.
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OLD RICH, MELLOW AND PURE
" u X " 9 ID Els
MON0NGAHELA RYE WHIsKEY.

Of Allegany County, Penna., IN the old fashioned
honest way, from the choicest and most carefully
selected Rye, and IN no case ever offered for sale
until adapted 70 wholesome use by age. IL is al
once the most p.atable. as 1t il emphatically one
To the Invalid as well as to those In hesSh. II
commends itself for its unnvalled Sualites as q
stimulalt OF the safest surest and most benefoent
description. and many of the most distinguishei
PHYSICIANS are usins It in their practice with the
CIERY Z srocKDALE, propristors.
. 32S Walnut street, Philadelphia
WM. 9. CONOYER,
30 A-6m opposite Wlllards' Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s q RIcBsTEiS's
daily papers can be found from everJ Staie ana civ
In the . mon. New York. ladelp his, and Bait
more papers delivered In the city and ffeorfeto
Immediately on tho arrival of the trains All The
Monthly and Weekly Papers and Masazines Nov
New Year. Sole agents for the Chsrlsston Mef.
curry. A. al
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brand; of P@rs old Rye VII, y, Copper f Biz
Glea, mads by the most Ieiiahle dIstesin Penn
Also, Imported Rrand!es, Hennesry. Otsrd, Dupuy
&C. co2 Jules Robins. &c, Also, Pssch and Apple
CrolT Rum, and Wines of every variety, al Of
becoo, YOUNG &KEPHARf rent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-08

L. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and F SITS,
He Is prepared to introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than cost, as he
wishes to get rid Of them. no II
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

& g 3
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November a5th, 1880 Tho
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First trsln at 800 q. m.
Second Train a { 74O q. m.
Third train at $40 p. M, Express.
Fourth train at D m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train at Is a. IN, Express.
second train at 8.S5 q. m.
Third at $40 p. m.
Fourth at 40 D. m, Express,
The hrst, second and third trains from Wash
York.
The second and third connect at Washing tor
junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis junction, for An
napois; For Norfolk take the 10 a. IN. traiD.
FOR tbs accommodation of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, q passenger oar
VIII be attached 70 the tonnage train which leaves
at $40 p. IN.
0n,S.turday the S.lo p. m. tram goes to Phiadsl-
no Esd T. H. PARSONS Agent
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pURE OLD RYE WHISKY FOR MEDI-
CiNAL USE,

PIN u VbD I'LL. w HISh1 FUK MEDI-
l. CiNAL USE,
Fries S2psr gallon or 80 eents per bottle.
=, The vast home aud foreign demand we hsve for
this article sufficiently sttss:s It's purity and exoe
lenos Moreover u miy be nor tfoned in this DON
nexlon that many lnva ids of delicate ORGANIZATIONS
nns0ie 10 use whisky of other bTands, have found
the above most efCaoIous and happy in its effects
az lO9Ial discount on the above prices made to
he lfade' EDWARD HALL,
Dealer in fine Wines and Lisuors,
Family Groceries, h c., Opp. Center Market
oc H-eo<0t between It'll and ath streets
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ID BUTTER HOUSE.
Daily receiving fresh and sweet, in Goshen pack
ages. Also, Ohio Butter, at l0x and lax cents
= ELLiCOTf q HEWES,
tr@ ~ Exnhauge Place. baltimore,
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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS nnn

Il tLUSIhhEED BOOKS
FOR PRESENTS
we have now our usual l.rge aud magnificent
assortment oi ses sntlJ bound and Illustrated BOOK
Tor Presents for tho Holidays. The new Books for
nOnr juvenile Department comprises all the latest
Books cut and al the old ones suitable for ohil.
uren- fhe Dissolving View Picture Book is a ne "
thing Tor the little ones. Our assortment If Writ
Ing Desks, Portfolios, Paper Tlces, Papier Mache
Boxes, tancy lnkstands, Gold Pens, Fancy and
az other styles Penkplves. Paper Folders Cutters.
prices to suit the times. ~ N ~
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
oe ~ cor. Pa. av. and Eleventh st,
s. 8 o N BILE DRY GOODS
Cioaks, Shawls, FlannsIs.
Mernos, Ottomans 0i''
Blankets, Full Cloths, Linseys.
po,,;u, Fancy Silks, Silk Robes, -
,,;.h Yarns Yarns, Hoped Skirts ep''
Beaver Cloth. ssck FIapneI NsPAins'
"hi'o op9odsi Linen Sets, Embroiie1es,
bomDazlnes, Alpaccas,
.Hountefpanes, Comforts. powelings.
AZ Of which we offer at prices TO suit the times,
ae ~ TAYLOR d HUTCHINSON.
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TAKE NOTICE!
WILL Take oil kinds Of Virginia moaey for my
book debts and for Boots, Shoes, and Trunk, An
persons indebted to me Viii please oail and settle
up, OF she! be compelled TO give their accounts
INV w ~ & r. HOOVER, Iron Han. z
no4 "a. az, between 9th and 10Th SEE. I
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GAS FITTING, &c,
DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS
r. w TUOM paON a n

!. w. THOMPSON & CO.
Would Gall the attention OF water takers to thelr
ta assortment OF Fixtures necessary TO It's intro
Duct On 50 follows: -klTCHE NRANGES,BATH
TUBS, WATER CLOSETS, HOT WATER
BOILERS, KITCHEN .SlNke, PUMPS, Cast
Iron. Wrought Iron, Lead and Gnlvanised w A.
TER PIPES, HYDRANTS and PAVE WASH
Frs, RUB3ER HOSE, Ac-
Having superior advantages, with practical
krcwledge, We are prepared TO introduce Water
into dwellings with ell the latest improveu enfs,
promptly, and at prices that cannot fail TO satisfy
269 Penn. avenue,
A. WIN. T. DOVE co.
xAkE Nov prepared TO execute any orders with
which they may be favored In the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
III Store on 9Th street, q few doors north of Pa,
Avenue, whore may be found complete assortInenl
Of CHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM and
WATER FIXTURES. Ia S-iy
w GAS FIX TgRES.
w Have IN store, and are dal- y receiving, g. As
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Desig ms
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
offered In This market. We invite citizens general
y to cali and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock IN w ashington.
Ali Work IN tho above line Entrusted 30 our care
VIII be promptly attended 10.
MYERS & Mo6HAN,
mar ST. 376 street.
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pR. JOHNSTON,

N,zs'" .fss seysl CesEs sfsug..a' ss.dss. sr,dx,t
nom ens Of the NEST sinsn Colleges In United States
and the greater Of whose life spent In ths sss
ta, Of Lsnd.n Pans Philadelphia and sIsvhsrs has q
ctsd SEINE OF the nest ishng
fnsvn; many resblsd with Tnfins In the had and ear
vasn s'sep great being alarmed at sudds
SENDS, sessfslnst With frequent blrthnr attended ,sue
HI viii mind nrssd I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-14
FROM TEXAS AND THE RIO
GHANDE.


By the arrival Of the -4risona, says the New
Orleans Delta, Of Tuesday, we have the fol-
loving memoranda from Purser HUDSON
On the 5tb, a detachment Of foTiy-two men
arrived at Point Isabel from Corpus Christi;
and on the 9th, the schooner Shark, from Gal
weston, arrived with sixty more.
Left outside Of Brazos steamship Daniel
Webster, from New York, via IndianOls.
Left in The harbor steamships Rusk and
Union and schooner Shark, taking in artillery,
shot and shell, for Galveston.
At the time the .6risons left, the United
States troops still held Fort Brown. Colonel
FoHD was in Brownsville. Gen. MCLEOD was
at Brszos, in command Of he Texas troops F;
Gen. NICHOLS was at Point Isabel, unweli.
: No afray had taken place between the
United States and Texas troops.
The Texas commissioners had taken pos
session Of the custom house.
We extract the following paragraphs from
the Brownsville SsBtinel, Of the 9th:
FEDERAL TRooPs. The troops formerly
stationed at Camp Ringgold have arrived at
Fort Brswn, on their way to the coast, we
suppose, az arranged between Gen. Iwtggs
and the Texas commissioner. This arrival
swells tie complement now here 10 about six
companies, and inparts to the garrison quite
a wsrlike appearance, such as 1t has not worn
for many a day. The force at Fort Duncan
has yet to arrive, which We learn is to embark
BY this route.
The steamship Daniel Webster has made
Der appearance of the bar at the Brazos,
which will afford transportation for nest OF
the United States troops now here.
MoRE STATE TROoPs.-Within the past
week the steamship Gen. Rusk has returned
from Galveston, bringing some three hundred
men a. reinforcements to those already at
Brszos Santiago; so that there are now at that
important point betweeen 500 and 1000 men,
who are 50 f%ortifying the island as to make it
impregnable.
We also learn that two Of the six mounted
companies destined for this frontier have ar
/ rived near town, so that in one week more We
nav expect a force Of at least 1900 Texans on
/ the Rio Grande. Only a part of this force
will Of course remain after affairs become set
! ted on the border.
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nEACrIONW

Unionism is many sided. It is full Of exPe-
dents, and abounds in devices. I~t.appeals to
past glories and points to the future as full Of
triumphs for justice and for right. It is hope
full when its eyes are on the North, but full OF
gloom when its vision rests on the South.
When the people Of seven separate States
declared for independence, it refused TO reeog-
nizs their movements as prompted by Judgment
or based on rsason-they said and still say
look for reaction. Abolitionism swept the
North like a tornado; they cried, wait for re-
action. Fanatictsm filed the halls Of Con-
gress, filed the executive mansion, filed the
entire State departments of the North, filled
the ranks Of the peace congress, filled all
places Of power, Of trust and Of profit in the
North, and still Uuionism cries, wait FOR reac-
ton.
Local elections in Nsv York, Of recent date,
show Republican gains a dispatch in our pa
per Of to-day shows thai the Black Republic
cans have swept the State Of NEW HAMPSHIRE
eIecting G9rernor, member Of the legislature
and eBsrv representatives in Congress. ReactionI
How long, patient, forbearing, lOng-suHering
Unionists, :willy5u sing the siren song Of hope
and'mock our anxious fears with false cries Of
| reaction and peace?
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mIssIssIPPITTEms

Mississippi CONVENTION TO REAssEMBLE
On THE 25TH INsT.-A dispatch was received
yesterday BY Gov. Pettus, from the Hon. VIM.
S. Harry, president Of the Mississippi convsn-
tioH, annou icing that the Constitution for the
permanent government had been adopted and
stating that in pursuance Of the authority
vested in bin, be would Immediately issue a
call for the convention Of this State to reas-
senble on Monday, the 25th day Of March
Mississfppirn Of 18th.
A. HANDSOME DoNATIoN.-Our fellow-eiti-
zen, Capt. John Willis, we learn, has slgnhed
bis intention to present $1,000 to each Of the
volunteer companies In this city, which have
rendered their services to the State. This is a
most liberal and handsome donation, and
spsaks more highly for the douer than any
thing We couldsay.-VicksbGrg Why.
ARrILLERY.-The Vicksburg artillery com
pany have offered their services to the COVER
nor No company in the State viii be more
ready to do service, nor more capable TO do it
eae.tusIy than the vicksburg artillery
Viessburg Citizen.
We have a man In our town who says be
split two hundred and fifty black gum rails In
one day. As rail splitting was the chief rec
contamination of Nj. Lincoln, We think IL our
friend would 20 up North be would certainly
be entitled to the next presidsney.-EeNuif
SeHiiRd.
TINS REeINENT.-Ths 5th regiment Of in
faniTy, Of Mississippi, we learn, is completed.
The companies called FOR by the State have
already been mustered int serviee,-MGc04
Sta.
Army or MIssrssIPPr.-Th The trimmings of
the uniform (grey) has been changed BY the
military board. The trimmings for infantry,
light infantry and rifles are now green, for ar
tillsry red, and cavalry yellow or orange. This
change is noticeable, as the former regulation
prescribed red for infantry, etc, yellow for
artillery and orange for cavalry.
The military board have contracted for The
delivery, at a very early day, Of 1000 Enfield
muskets and bayonets, 5000 short rifed mus
ketH with sword bayonets, and 40 horses and
ECU pments for a full battery Of light artillery,
the latter for instruction, etc hfg.
HoyucIDE.-We learn that a most shocking
/ occurrence took place at Sulphur Strings, In
this county, on Thursday, 7sth February. Il
appears, from the best information we can
gather, that Isaac N. Sample and jeremiah
Rytn, who had previously been warm friends,
had a quarrel growing out Of some business
Standardization which Sample repaired to
the house Of Ryan with double-barreled shot
gun, and, calling him out, deliberately dis
charged both barrels into his body, the last
shot taking effect in the heart Of Ryan, killing
him instantly.
Sample was arrested, brought to Canton,
anc committed to Jail, whence he was taken BY
a writ OF habeas corpus, carried to Rankin
county, tried, and discharged, in consequence
Of tome ~informality in the prOceedings.-Can-
ton Citizen, 9th.