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BUCK, BAILEY s. co
UNDERTAKING,

MFRS. W. W. HARDY will still continue to
lXA carry on the Undertaking business un-
der the supervision of Mr.. III. NJ. Taylor, and
feels confident of being able to give satisfaction
in price and quality.
METALLIC CASES of all kinds constantly
on hand; other Collins made to order. A fine
Hearse always in readiness.
MRS. W. w. HARDY.
Jackson Feb. 16. 1S67-1yd.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Weare authorized to announcer. I. SWAMI
as candidate for reelection to the office Of
Auditor of Public Accounts, at the October
election.
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L.INIRERl Z

DRESSED, rongued and GroOved at the Peniten-
~ tiary WORKS, at short notice and ON reasonaele
terms may 7sdlm.
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE !

SUFFER- NO MORE !
When by the usa of DIR. JOINVILLE'S ELIXIR
you be eured er nanently ut trifling cost.
The astonishing succ S. which has att anded this
invsiuabe medicine for Physc and Nervous
Weakness, General Debi ity and Pros:ration, Lo
of Muscular Emery I'm ,otency, or any of the CON
sequences of youthful indiscreton, renders it tie
most va liable preparation everdisc vere'.
1t will remove all nervous affections, derressiOn,
excitement ncapacity to study or business loss of
memory, confusion thoughts of selfdestruction
fears of insanity &C. 1t will restore the appetite
renew tie health of those who have dest Dyed it by
sexual excess or evil practices.
ung men, be humbugeed NJ mora by "Quack
Doctors" and ignorant practitioners, but send with
out delay for the Eli Xr and be at restored to
health and happiness. A Perfect Cure is Gnaran-
teed every instance Price, VI, or Tour Dott es TO
one address 3d.
One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in all ordi
nary cases.
ALSO, DIR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure OF GOnorrhea.
Geet, Urethal Discharges, G avel, Structure, and
al affections of the Kidneys and bladder. Cur's
effecte in from 0ne to five days. They prepar-
ed from vege able extracts hat are harmless on the
system a d ever nauseate the stomach or inn reg
nate the breath. No change of diet is necessary
while lis ng til NJ nor does their action in any man.
ner interfere with bu.iness pursuits Price, Sl per
box
Either of the above mentioned articles will he
sent to any address closely scale and postpaid by
mail txpr6 IS, on receipt of price. Address all
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemi is,
No. 2s5 River Street. Troy, N. Y
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NOTICE.

TNHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
Il between T. +. Owen and w. j. Bracey,
under the firm, name and style of OWEN
g. BRACEY, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, by the withdrawal of W. j. Bracey
r. f. Owen assumes the liabilities and is
alone authorized to settle the business of the
firm. II. F. OWEN,
w. j. BRACEY.
Jackson, May 1st, 1867.
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Those indebted to the firm will please
come forward and make settlement imme-
diately either by cash or note My office
will be in the future at A. Virden's.
May 7-dtf. L. f. OWEN.
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ASTROLOCY.
be World Astonished

AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLOGIsT,
Madame HI. a, PERRIGO
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Music and French.
DROF. RIVINAC has resumed teaching
on the Piano and Guitar. Will teach
French, either in classes or private. Those
wishing his services call at Mr. Barfeld's or
the Book Store. Any orders promptly at
tended to, aud satisfaction given.
May IS, 1867 -d&wtjan5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-25

MUscLE AND MAcmNrEr. Tie cr.at
objection % ar-aias hitherto bal. been
% hard work. Farl labor o. done TOO
much BY band. Whai manuftrfalr- a -l.
present day ceuid sscc.rd without s.-h a..
Tae human drai-e OF the farm uo.fl rise
physically an int-liccfaal.y ia hi. lal.n-
Farmers cannot AFFORD OBJ o. ni.rbine. uf..
thinking powers rule che world They
must Use maclinrrs. anI barnes. ci.i.-
steam. or horse-pow.r OBJ tieir car TIN.
last mast ever be che common motor af tl.
farm. a. i = Wifhil tle reacl af ALL D.,
horse poser th~ farmer can uisu ana rr,-
turn and pitch, THRASH AL Grind So an
Aorc. chop fed and cr..h roots IT,.
proffatle Oh farm a. those dd uho Erra
centuries ago labor is higher. tizrs sr.
sleeper. ard CONS. -r.li values -.
better agricl.fare u.ust arise alan fle ra.t
has knosn. or the farmer wiz 90 O. under -
II our Liiis ard valley ever te-a-,e rra-.
eriy cultivated. ihe farmer i.s -af VOL
@ Do Leaks must h- .for-. f.a.r sr1r-
onized. infelicrtaal arI social ,f-saf.o-
mas; % achieved. iarur-s ,iat. mus. f-
slsa.ncd. ani ma. ii-rrv r-.t sere-..f.
muscle. To make ar, trs-.ss. frf.-.t...
- must De- shorn capls,. OF ri.flf.- SOM.
thing besides health ari treat. AMI f.t
D. about aNthaf flrn..-- Oh. tl.f.r--r .f..-
Farming Ill become r-,rf,hL SILL. al.
iarmer uniers'a7ds himself ana ..s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-25

Ashes form most valuable manure for
toP-drcssiug grass land.. and are far more
generally used than they were a few years
$50 Formerly iArners yer IN the hahit
Of selling ~hat they did not want Tor tteir
oSn use IN making soap. and &C have
known many instances where abe lcached
ashes. thus used were thrown a~ay a. beng
considered worthless. Bot With greater
light. farmers have been more particular
IN regard to tbs ne. snd even before the
inaation 81 the currency. ashcs had about
doubled in rrice. While sosp-nakcrs found
4 very difhculs 70 buy ashes IN the rural
districts. Al any price.
Cnleached ashes are composed r.ainlv
OF salts. such a. sihoaies. pbosphaies. suirh-
ates. and carbonaies. Scmc OF these. a.
the earbonates and suipha;es 81 potash ana
soda. are dissolved b. ieachin-. TIE siE-
Gates. pbosPhases. and cAr5ouatcs II lime.
iron. DagnesiA aud uanganesc. are inssiu-
BE and are consequently founG in lcarbcd
asses-of Which the largcsi part b. carbon
ATE Of hme. and The next j. phosphate G.
lime. or bone dast. Ga account Of tAcir
Composition. unlcachcd aslcs are q great
value a. manarc. ani ;l0sc ttai arc To- a.
ell. though q les value. are siili ..i cousii-
cradle Importance. They contain sails.
which, thsngh not soluble in water. are
rendered soluble bv thc Inference ol oti-r
salts Of AR. ard o. tie Vita power of plart.
and may be thus AGAIN takcn up INTO tLe
circulation. and oace more perform tie
service they bad alrralv performed IN thr
plants from The combustion 90 Which The,
came
We Snos % one hrrne- in tins courfv.
Who. some years ago went i-io csc soap
making business for thc pll7,o,e or .orar-
ing me ashes, after La,in- becu Ira-icl.
10 apply TO his land Iie owned lsr-c
iar'a. the soil being chieay cisycy loan.
AM any one Nsiiing ihc farm nov. uio
va acquainted ~iih it icfarc 81, owar-
began % apply tie asics. uo... = De- asior.,-i.-
ed a. 'ho rvsuhs ihey have sccou-.i-hrd.
lie applied them 90 ilc rate of f--r. 100 to
go bushels PER acre. to d.rcrrat CROPS
and in every conceivable Eay. We arr
also acquainted uitA ;lur WONG and ca-
terprising farmers. uho nos long since. a.
considerable expense. j; is t-lc. ESTABLISHED
soap factory. ALMOST solcly Tor tte pur-
pose Of securing he lcachel ashes or ft-i-
farms. Thus FAR. g has given thcm -le.t
one thousand bushels each. pc- anaaa.. ana
already tie resuit Is beginning % o. sean
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-25
Necessity OfSeienos III Practical Agri-
culture.


The art of culture j. almost entirely a
cbenioal art. since nearly al rs processes
are 20 be explained onlg on chemical prin-
oiPies- IfyOu add lime or g,Psum 70 your
sol. voc introduce rev chemical agcnt.
II you irrigate your meadows. yoa musi
demand a ress0n from the chemist for the
attendant ero~th Of gra.s ~hich follows.
DO you fnd aninal manure poscrful in IT,
sciicn' l. THE effect q some MANURE.
permanent. While that Of others d. spcclilv
exhausted? Does miSturc 81 animal
an vegetable sub.taaoe p-vpsrc tLe lard
better han any ether r,anurr Cor cc-tsia
kinds 81 grain 10 you fnd vel ~orkci
comfost cqual In vaisc o. pure r,nu-rs
Do son eup,or common sa,t. O. c,psu-s.
O. satpetrr. or nitrate % so.i,. ~iih ndvan-
isgvs Does lime or plaster dco.iorize
year 'ifbics OF vaaiis9 Ia an these cases
you observe chemical rcsui,s. Which ,oa
voail b. able o. control anl modify. dii
sou posscss thr fc'lsi-itc oheuii,al kuou,-
edge.
A. the science ~ Agriculture pro-rcsscs.
these que,tions vii be better understood
We mast Leiievr in scicncc. ia proctoss.
ari esFcrimvu'. AMI labor anl stuev. and
time VII work out ihr Problem O. more
accurate Traa'cal agricuiiurc. p cen
turics man hr> been ,'udyinr SO Natures
and ihc principles ct thc -roHih oi plants
iu orlrr fo the iac- asc ard devriof.uert
OF thc most pal Though rrca; r.-o-ress
has b,.-- made, there Is set q wi3c terra
'-.ogf.fa- htiare ~ uneNpio-ri.
Eicciririty iss existed fiuce Gel .a;l
90 Do Here DEL iigLt and there Va. E-lt To-
fire. ana a. Or aurit We kaar. Cen
'hoorsni years have rolled a~av. ard -
was ir.J far tlc niaciccuiL ccr;urr 20 d.
discover Cel'. purpose and u,ili1c en-.
poscrfni scent. vairh has been az vort
sincc crcai.on's da~u IN aid OF thr hs.ba-l.
u,an
Have l4ish tl.,n not only Be- Coils mo-sI
hut iH D. pivotal avs. or science. AM
w. saaii yet pos.c-- a more aocurat, kr.ui-
eaSc oi iae ofc1aiiou, cd naiurs. and a i.rt-
'rr.t-'en of agriculture. AMI ,ira-.r c,i-
drncc- OF 40 ever. lr,.crf Gol
Boston advertise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-25

FlNo a. Hos,-sti- ~ gu.rio-- 81 ~ S,.,,r.su-
II 1sdlcisi Couft $3.50 to - t.tlra af farls.
~ithra I'D So the Couair IL uNerd. - fhr See
en- tue-d.s ef laoc-uhcf. a. NJ f~es.
huuatsf sho~s hu.~a a. Neron. cf nfxketf.
10 uur 80 tourfS 81 oSssrt. yso.aas, thsf h. =
--tart IN 80 Flrnrl- and g. t~aanf ef. 49, a.. O.
celfaia parcel 81 r~al ~susi- sffusts - saii liS
hra. ~ 49, Ieunrv. o. 49, crFraia psrc~ 81
i-sd ~lth al tuii ur- ih-r-aa. sd ,iE the $500
that ~as - oui 80 ss-igurd "a so-~r e. fsfhrr
Nhise. -ido- 81 Fraucrs "a hiis. lsfe ofssid niN-
49,. cec~e.sd. sd ihe saur fhr $50 F.rhrr
Nhrts Fe-let - af fhr fter RI ~ trafh. n srer
uaiiis So. tarth I-srt. ~rh perssrs En- seer eff-
tia.-r uakrauu- A. Faur rffrfnrer irrfhrr
sho~s fhaf ~ 81 srtrrf fr 90 s.r-..t- ga 30 ten
go ia curran oi sni Of ear olhrr rffrafa rsrc~ oi
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f'r7 I'H-rFs-. rrsrlt rn. rTresf a. sa.t orc
'oaia ltrf col go sstt rcterlh rart is anF ~
fsniagr ~tfr no saa-e bee tn -s.sr1ra ar.' s.ii-
Fiart ss atartsatt. tsf vhols i.aes thr r...fis
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issuea IN De- Irn ol 80 go ihsf BE- .aii tsarfh
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eor-sarr ~rh irv. a1t. as ,s .'-.l haat. 49, 80
rr rlar.
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HOSE, NErroN
NTATE OF NAME


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dressed e. littie riri d" llos are yo1. nr
dears- Very yell. hank roa.- -.
replied. Tic VISITOR tirn aliei. No~.
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don o uant 10 know
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II. w. PARK. AZ Merioo-

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DIR. CLOCKS
Excelsior Hair Restorer.

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11
From .isiciai,, on,i.

RICHMOND, May 10.-Joe K.!ier, trie! for ,ac
murder of lessee Murphy, OF Baltimore. at horse
race, was acquitted to-day.
Present in1icltioas arc that there wi hr M DE-
monstrations by the pcopln the arrival of Nr.
Davis. through letorence to the wishes OF the att
thorities, though there is great curiosity to sec
him.
There is large meeting OF negroes Tonight.
with tho usual number OF addresses.
ibert Aud and numerous other visitors bear
ing boquets reached here this Inosas on vi':it
t. the Davis family. Tbs utn,st Interest is hciI;
manifested IN Norfolk respecting t:ic PROBABILITY of
the trial OF Mr.. Davis aad his release.
The following is c0py OF trc,i. i;nrtoa's order.
WAR DEPT. WAsHIHGroS u. C., My s..
Breret Brsadicc Gcnerni If. L.. i;ur;on. L. S. A..
or the commanding officer at Fortres, Munror.
The Prcsa lit uf the IT, s. 4 reefs ;;'"; yon sur
render Icifcrs n Davis, HOW led coni"1 Gndcr
military authority as Fortress M':r''e 80 !i9 L. s.
Marshall OF de;,iltius upon any p.ocas: ;hai ma
issue from the fcdcr.i Culrt al ,;l'' state nf Va.
You will report the ac;!nn lara BY Ia or tis
order, and forward cop. nf al process r,r,i
upon you TO this effect. BY or,!.. nt III" frcsi-
dent Of the United States.
II F,r,>.Srxn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11
Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

New YORK, May 1O.-Stoeks active and inprov-
ing. '62 coupons, 107s; Virginia Gs, I'll: Missouri
Gs, 953. Gold, 37j. Sterling, GO days. Vi. Sight,
1ot. Money 5aG per @ cent: Flour l"t Gtl,rr.
Pork firm. Mess 23s. Lard quiet at l2!al:i3
Whskey dull Cotton firm. Aiddling Upa.lds 27c
Freights advancing.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks continue strong but little doing: None"
Sac per cent; Gold 81; '62 Coupons lOSal0Si; G4
Coupons 105a105S rs Coupons 1Di;; new Issllc luI
Ten-forties, first series. 106l; second and third
series, 1855. Cotton firm; sales lCO0 bales. at ~
Flour in good demand at all advance of lOallc;
State; s11 35a14 co. Southern. sl3 50a19. Wiica;
firm. Mixed Western Corn. 81 3ial 81. Mess Pork
firm at s23 co. Lard firm. Rice dull; Carolina. lOa
all. Sugar in good demand. Coffee, upSartl tlc-
mand Rice, be gold. Aloiasscs active; Musco-
vado, 54a55. Naval Stores dull and lower Inr-
pentipe, G7ta69. Kos; s. SiaS Freigtts quiet
and improved demand.
BALTIMORE May 10.-ltio Coffee scarce and firm.
Sugar steady and Inactive. Flour quiet and steady
White Corn dull and lower. 81 2Oal ~ yellow firm
at 81 % mixed lots 81 2Oa1 22. lr"vsiuns steady
and unchanged. Sales of Whisk,.v n bond 2s:30
Superfne winter. 12:al3i. Corn dull aud nominal.
in sacks 81 OG.1 OF. Whiskcy scarce Mess Fork
dull at 500 50. Bacon in fair demand; S,oald, rs
ssa9; Clear Sides llsa12. Lard buoyant.
ST. LOUIS, MAY 1u.-Supcrtihr Flour Sl0a L..
Corn declining, 81 13al Is. Provisions al.c Whiskc
heavy.
LOUISVILLE May 1a.-supcrtine Flour quiet,
$1Oal1 so. Cora declining. i,ic,'- Pert. 4sict at
$22 So Bacon Shoulders 90; packed clear
sides, 124c Lard, 12lai3c. Mhisk::. 81 :2,:3
New ORLEANS, May lo.Salrs 2hu i'ae;. i'm. i!
23,24c. Receipts OF the week 4l:e a:;aii-t i!2i;
Exports, same ti,ae, 12.3Gi. Stock i2S.p2J. Gu"d
to fair Louisiana Sugar. ~ full: t'ig, i2aai2!e;
prime, l3lc.; white, llIallsc M";;issts 'i'n!nti.
Flour dull and less firm supcriitc, :lj25 do'i''c
extra, sl4 10 choice, SIS 5Oai9. Cora scarce. firm
and unchanged Oats uncnan@cd. llaE lii ;o"'i
demand Western, 3Ga37c Pork dull anal Ee.1 II
s24 IA. Bacon Shoulders, 9c. Ribbed Sides. l. !e
12c. Clear Sides. l2!a12ic. Lard il; So"l! tie
manl aud has ADVANCED; il ticrccs iic. III los
14Ac. Whiskey nominal, Cold, 81: Stcriii'S
46la57 Sight Exchange on Me- iork. al
premium.
at 23sc. Receipts GAS ba!r5 Sales of tie week
$3.50 bales Receipts 1927 haics. EX.or;= ;;S-l
bales. Strck 50 2UJ bales.
SAvASSAH, M4y 10.-C":un easier. wltir h;It
little demand Sales DOG bale. Middle 2;;.;.l
Good grades arc scarce. Eec2:pls 3"l ;,..e..
AUGUSTA. May 1U.--Cuttom dul, Sales tri!lin.
Strict 1lidlllngs 235.
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i'uI.ENiN, =. g.. March LIST, lsbi.
GrHFEAi pRDLEs NJ. IT,
l. IN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL Orders No.
H. Headquarters" "i the Army. March ll;i ls' III" m
urs,n,i H. rcby assl:Ir4 r"irIni %; ILL, ss''umt Mill
ury Di,lrl CONSTITUTES, by the .,n Of Congress- Public
~ ;S 2 March. lsG.. entitled "An AZ; Tor tu'
rl,h:i, III spvcrin:cHt NJ tii" rebel states.
II. Ia tn: .>rc;;o, the duty al The 'Unilaniiii:
i.ilrru maintain ilr security ui c IhIabI'a'S Ia
their PARSONS iuirriy. in suppress in-'Er'iom ''S
order ad ,ol,.cc. an'i :" rnis or c;.u-'' Ia i,' pm
-iri AL ,-turi,rn tir pul, p,.r'' and cri:I il.I.
h lal evil tinuais will b" permitted t" 'kr imsts
ton nll.i IT., ui,cn,lrr. l% "Gly such
Ial b., . orrr OF the Commanding tcncral be- r'r'!
m tuninis-,on "ll.r u.i!itary tribunal! for trial.
Ill., lie ,.vii osrr:::,. kissing ii, Nurt!:
:. and SOUTH Carolina lr,yiona. o:y, a:i'! n 81!
.,sr rs sliI.i, iL, paramount. nisihr! t!I C!t'i
sl:r al uy to aboiis!i ::1G!:s "i:."i or lir@
'ri- the i.l. Las a!r! inGi,al r"-u!a;ipm>
~; icrs,,ni with the Constitution i.m !a"s q: ~.
El,L a;.I,+. n' lrnc.!la,iOr o: The iIc.ic!:
yi;u sui. regulations. as ..:y bc prescribe. ia.
r ui ;Iii ui..JiIi: ,:ir:i. h'r,;! '!r.:,
l ia:.c. ;i; ,',.'rlIity ii, r,s.:t. rsIi
r inrri, aut!orA,, iy "untiurr Ilv o i!.yi.
,",I"r iulr;ia!s :,l viii bo rcel""'l"i .i ..y'" by
Tnc il.i"Iiai!a.
~. vAoacyrl any civil n'l."r M"gi-tr.,,, ": Come
~ .- ~ i"rip;:!i "i.i.; nr"pesI.
ia3r.I .! such r''nl.a! ct '!i,-r "ir;rhS 'rr ma
usn!n ,"r,;is. nt"r-on ar rl:"ti' III! r '''lsr&
HE ,...: sill he :rrI,rl 10y ,.r I'', ,'nra.;v .-
headquarters
Y. "~' c'tna,:,'- vail 'a'l- t. h. Arrested i: -
,ar... wii ;!.,. commission. ii rriu.., m; o.g.
wan ri. ,v.l author,;ir, ia "a .ri, ri;; ~ !:
~. ni,t- trial. anl viii a!.i . .':',- IN rns'i,
..tl
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a called 1nrc,l,s: of tn, Nrw!,ern 60 C":iei'
was i'll session, last hIu,,.. r:I':i gg., W,: =
from the lcplh!ira:.l ''!.,,':;. VIA! -. :, i,
made his a?,ra.n,.ts ':lic - tie 'f:','t
hapov assc.nll,::,. Ills, lieut. a;,.,'. "'i''i! +
the Mayor w,e present. an'l VS., i,Iln.ic'I ilsat IL
was not ilc tllr,l iote, ;;a'I H.. ,eniciei' 10
excuse this iIte rapt!o.s. ~" VISIT! - Eia% II
this was mectn; .; he ri:s h".r':. ig.ifa ~
swered in the affirmative, ;e officer sa.e! ,i'''; '
lad been directed by the Major ".'i:'':a'i:G IL
post to say to them that ail u.yr.. is. ui IL,
board were stayed and t.at i;:r pr. s..it ~ ~ t. i
or vouchers should be s,y"! ui:,ii iurt.'f of,''t-
The Bourd then Dispersed without "liN r""sst!'.:4
this time--fur Il song.
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From the SOr,h.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May 1O.--Thc body of Lott:
Fox, the famous billiard player. who disappeared
in December. was found in therivcr.
On CRY, Penn, May l0.-rhc American hotel
and nine houses in this place were b.'rc.l; the
falling walls injured Two men.
New YORK, May 1O.-Yates Edmond was arrest
ed for stealing 100 from Stcnk:n & Bower, o.!
Wall street. in 1864; hc confessed the crime.
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From Tennessee.

MEMPHIS May 10.-A negro was shot through,
the heart while trying to force entrance i;ito
the house Of J. L. Lyna:, by Mrs. mat. WHO VA.
alone
The Southern BAPTIST Convention has convened.
The Rev. p. II. Mel, of Ga. is President, l.;
States are represented b. 200 delegates. he :"r-
eign board of missions reported their expenditures
at so, 600. The domestic iioard at $ii,uuo. Tic
latter bo,rd employs 12l home missions, also sup
ports 10 Indian missions.
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WAsItSaroS. October ). lS,a;.
The Hon. Jefferson Davis.

FORTRESS MONROE May l0.-Iilc wrii Of '.''''''s
corpus for Mr.. Dagis was served ti,i> mnriii:.c
General Burton. By lIars!sl C;i,icrwuo,l and Dep
~: Marshal .'uucan. Ge.!rra E'lritrl at first de
c led to deliver tllr prisoner to the Siarshal: hut
aiterwari determined oin.Ting tao wr!t legally re
curing him to proucc lr. Davis before the Rich
nnond Court General Burton, lIr. Da, is and fam
iiy, and the MARSHAL will, tomorrow nlorni &;
take the steamer for Richmond. and will stop al
the Spottswood Hotel in that city. General Dur
ton will, on Monday, personally produce the prs
oner IN Court. In the event Of l[r. DAVIS being
released by Judge Underwood under the writ, lie
will be inlmcd .tely rcarreS:cl and placed Oh trial
NJ an indictment for trea snn