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SRI sHfRiFFsssALE.

BY virtue Of q wni Of ssndi,ioni szponas
70 ma directed BY The Clerk Of The Circuit
coyH Of fsnola cbunysI ~ifl 0 a ihe "a d.y
Of ssptftnbef ise7, proceed 70 stif ff tAsiI g
The highest bidder. q the eoart-heuss door Of
iaid eoanfy, ~ifhia lawful kssTS heisnssiag
described property. to-sit One and three
quarters acres of lsnai In the viilsee Of Bates
Vile, Pamela county, situated In The estrems
iouth % hlok designated 10 fhs Plaza o. ssid
Eillags - dock =. spd RAINING from emf 10
sss, acrozz said hleek, which block b bounded
on the east by tie Ml.sialppi and Tennessee
Railroad bring The -laad on nhieh siffllag
Iisuis szsetsd ~ baiialngi "a GALS k<Isf
fiade 10 satisfy . certain Judgment fpr one
hundred and thiriy-seven dollars ss4 sssnfy-
Eve rents lti37 7kl, obtained at, he Ma,
1891, term Of the Circuit eesft ~ pssck
county, hiss, al suit % q, q. bsipcs, s-ds.inis-
tnnior Of Sterling Hhfrs deesHArd stay =.
westbfook. 49, wulk D. JONES,
suio.3t Ek.riE.
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tptesfpnAE JbrasAia The
! ths cite If . monihiy surnsI.
proposed 10 BE- izssiad Alest iha hfH
Of November, BY poser 4 lone.
Jackson, Miss. Each number will
eoniaIn from fortyseIra 10 siStysfuf
double page. Of choice residing mat.
tef, devoted 10 the educational Inter.
este Of the stats Of Mississippi, and
will be sent h Subscribers al ~ per
annnm. w trust Che enterprise VII
receive Che support Of the friends Of
education and teachers throughout
the State.
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CIrATION NOTICE.

The State " Mississippi, Pamela county. tt
Mary ] Waters, heir at law aud disEibnife 81
H. T. u Waters, deceased. You are hereby
cited to appear before the Probate Court o.
said county, at the courthouse thereof on n,
Hph Monday In June, next then and there t.
show cause why the petition OF Robert II
Nickle, administrator Of the estate Of said de.
ceased, praying for the sale Of southeast
quarter section land number twelve, township
ten, range eight, in said county, should not b,
granted. BY order Of Court, issued April
1867. W. p. w0OTTEN, Clerk.
mnyl-bt
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70 the low price Of 0sB DOLLAR per bottle
This "a the most powerful aud certain COM
pound ever introduced for thcpermancni oradl-
catlon 81 all ferns effehills liniefmlttant, r.
%uilttent, and bilious i%evetr, neuralgia, dumb
cldlls, snn pain, and All thof, malaripps alleel
tons 10 common throughout the so,fhtrh
country II Is put mp In large bottles with
plain directions, is pleasant 10 the iaste, and
does not affect the head. ears or nerves.
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PErRoLEun AS FuEI--Thc yalue
Of petroleum a. fnel for locomotive
and steamship engines has been fully
demonstrated by Col. Fooie, The IN
yedtor Of the apparatus used IN The
vsfious experiments lately made.
He has recently perfected a process
nt making this sgcst available In
cumse;on with steam 6re sngincs,
nd hss been perfectly successful In
IL application 70 one Of ths cslebnt-
Cd Aposkesg machines At Boston,
II = rid Inst sbsslste sfity i in
sured by tie nc q Col. Foote'S 10
ws1isn. Il : scrsain tbss he 70
suliS q his tsAls have hsdn rsmarka'
~ - - ssunsmy asd saPidIty h
m1oxzlins siean. Thsrs viii b
uvVnsally much heelsadoa IN employ
Il. d. nt1fxncs ]. The work 4
xleo ca. pose \ determined 4
dssn ! ~ = ~ bsn clarly =
ubItled t>lflbt ri1k a. szplosIof
- ALL ruonum ~ - ~u6rn1us
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. n ths sostA Carolina regis
Issyspthst when the ssgroes
"sesiys ths election fran
= NY generally bring slsng
whsskss1p 0ut Il In.
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| he past bur wssksths wealth
bssa bssstlful, and farmer.
'had ahss tins picking cotton
corn. y. .,..a. IN
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YDsy 4 sssIi a shs corner
" nd Unicu slssets, Nom.
|ssdy 10 take you Z superb pic
BE sdrs 10 ny Nm. ia
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AND CLERKS
MOTHERS N H

Who have pale, swarthy, puny, and sickiy
children having little or no appetite, imperfect
digestion, inactive liver, indspositon 70 play;
bal are eros, peeyish and dropping about with
slight ftvcrs s,usstrne during The dAy, can Ne
e~deatpaIly restored ioshs bloom Of health. By
giving snail dpsss Of the King Of Chifis foaI
Or Eve Lines q day. Do not forget The name,
DRospoots 4 cos KING OF cfifLLs. Pic,
u 90. Grid BY all. Drngeish. IL DHoH4
eooEs 4 Co. Propieiors MeHpbiA Sold BY
hAziin : son, BateaviIsi and Eipgen 4 Hat,
heia, Cards.
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RADICALS

Who have not become acclimated, aud are con-
SANITY troubled with a chill or fever, who arc
bilious and ftll OF Aches and feel an indispo-
sition TO get about, should, ny all means use
this truly valuable medical compound, which
b prepared by Physicians Of twenty years ex-
nerlence In this mnlnrinna counfrr Nv !. ~
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INsoLyENT NOTICE.

The estate Of Peter n. Light, deceased, hs,.
ing been reported inEolscnt 81 The Jply urn,
1861. Of TIE Probate Court " psnola eoon,y,
Missi-ippl, the creditors of mId deceased are
hereby notified 10 probafs and hass tkeir
claims registered In the Office Of The clerk Of
the Probate Court Of sald county By The hnt
day Of September, 1865, else the same viii be
fofeyer barnd. ELIZABETH A. LIGHT.
jy3T-5t Admlnistratfis
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CITATION NOTICE

ne ss.ss q Mlrintpp. enEssws1ys
- fApwy wr<ue - Hns1h<rn1 ~
u F~hkiin Wr~nnl drouu4 fmem huu>y
Ill = = oie(Fext&11(1@s 49, enwS
II - ees61E = - $780, 49, -
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|cref<< <1miz11ntg
[14sn.1N Yln11nl fyH1s = U(v>u Mtcfs
|e<<1o h&1s1nl - b ~
Ivs<t h I'D cyrlE. rso1I -
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DIGGING WELLS.
OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years nom
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all the
effects Of Youthful indiscrctlon, will, for The
sakc Of suffering humanity, send fee 70 all
who need Il, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the ad-
yertiser's experience, can DO 70 BY addressing,
10 perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
mayli-ly a. Cedar street New York
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intervening communication Of
By" u uaavsidably crowded out
wsek. II win sppssr In our
y psa
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n LArE AsAssfNArros.--No
)~eselopements have trauspired
ON Kghs upea the mystery that
buds Me terrible deed perpe-
near esrdis on the 9th inst.
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Tsksz 70 by ~. ". D Wall, one z-<t bvsvs
msrs 90. sloat thsss ysAn cid, M nArks -
|bfsna=. psssa ne I'M izr 81 Isns. fss7.
rsa JAMES sowERs, r ?. O
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] NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
The style ofA. p. lCahsiet \ Co, At Long
Greek, Mas, Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent J.. n. Yates retiring from said firm, and
selling to A. P. Cansler his entire interest A.
p. Canister assumes all liabilities and Is alone
authorized 10 settle The business. GEGIltn'
A. ?. CANSLER,
J. II. YATES.
The business will be continued by A. p.
Icansler. ap27-lm
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The laie.i asss iIom phlo Isssa
as uHt #natbfIAf tleetion seffi IN
dpub IL vii FsTaft Ihe aIelal
ge,e 10 decide lhe result
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CITATION NOTICE

TIE Etssss u Nj &.sipy4. fsslA os.ssy n
gsarrs " s4ss><asd 49, nsrss. uuus- nsn
mans = snksosn. rhiIdnrn q Attri Haxss.
d~as@ed. sd tbs ekIltrrn ~ k<iu u>us
nxnss =. s.hnsws n olaiksrus nnlp< -
Ie>.ei. Yoa end ss<h n - - dRtssbs
sad sNp<af hs6rs ~ Pfnixie Court q aid
saunty. Il ~ <asr-hDsn n<<>sf - = An
Ear q November sxxt. n ansusr ihs petition
Fl usni<i Jo>iiu, and shor r.uss rhy The
prnyrr q p>rfGs6r tssyisf - IN b 3scssh
Ih.ife ~ ruuthssu quarter n s>rsion 81 Issd
srnk<r shfvsy.Asv. h tsvnvtIp sea< " fspes
~. rr<z Il 80 fpsnty. shoalz NJ y r111fe1-
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WHAT III CAN DO.

II eleanses the stomach, arouey the liver,
opens the bowels, and carries OF all bilious
matter, efecting quick and permanent cures.
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Hars long needed . msdihne that would 70
lie,e them Of ali those hmAls complaints and
irsguisdsies which Prove 20 Troublesome ~
over the Seuthssn snnntry. and they tan nov
confidently rely upon The curative poxsn q
The Eagiish Female Bitter. II aFpuss4, histories
ana regulates. rs enrs- are rsrid srd rerrnn.
nsut1 II tnuhied With painful. s~apprsssd. ns
irregular meuFumstigr, hyrtrucS leacpuhns
OF whites. falling Of fhe womb, uicemtion of
The womb. chhrsis, and III thosc symptoms
which f5lior. This nrtirinb rill friieyt yoa-
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sulltIuoi eonplsxIon Of the
|issIlstars kss (IJsa Wade
Idshsd--ash lbsna wansinss Z
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,rHAf dGIRL

whcss bloon has departed from her cheeks;
rtpss eye be ipsf IL ir.trs ~hosc intellect
ho ios< II. brightness rAes ecanisuanes BE-
Tokens Kieond sad aezp<ir wha V lpeb. eur-
eixtcd, ferhia Gfsiex. fspnldve yiih, palpiia.
si5n o. ne heart fxinnsing n fte hkAd co'i
80 ana ha1s<s, s<n - hs<sreft . p-re<t hseiiA
and btspsy y ssns M EseiiA Fesl.ie Eht'
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MECHANICS %EVERYWHERE

Your time Is money, and why do you continue
with the chilis, fcvers, etc, losing so much Of
your pfccious time when a remedy Is 20 near
at hand and so cheap. Our remedy builds up
the system, placing Il upon a good foundation,
remodels-by purging the system Of all flaws,
and places you on foot with sound timber.
Send and procure one bottle, and bc perrnn-
nenuy cured, Price only One Dollar, vs.
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1865 . - @ So 80
FoRT PTLLow.--Genera Forrest
has done wen % %refute 10 a publish
ed letter, the vile ISLANDERS that have
been industriously circulated to the
dctriment Of his good name and
fame, with reference 70 thsgincidents
Of the capture Of Fort Pillow. Those
who know the General, know that
nothing but ignorance of his charac-
ter could justify any credence Of the
infamous stories to which we refer.
His letter sets them forever at rest,
as far as the decent people Of this
country are concerned, and ! was
dds 70 tksm tbat u sheald have been
written.
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the speeial arsquest Of : large
ber II cur subseribsrs, Ne will
n the recent letter u the Hon.
sharksy, commencing next
! Owing TOTS great length, and
nissa sro5~s sillpublish shs
Aalf Of IL veek aiter next.
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General Undertakcrs

sad isales IN MEfALiC and WOODEN cor
flNs. Prompt attention given TO Uudenak.
inT At al llmca, js2a im.pd
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j. Il. LAyESpER.-This old and
esteemed merchant will return ffvni
New York this week, and will be
prepared to place on exhibition A
COMPLIES stce& Of de goods, staple
and fanry, clothing, boots and shoes.
hardware, and a variety Or other
goods 20 puit ssstomera Theladiss
and gentiemen are especially solicited
TO call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. His polite
and attentive CLERKS, .. N. Wsady
and L. IL Kittle IRE at the counter
ever ready to show his wen selected
assortments. Next TO J. +. Layen-
der,s dry goods Department viii be
found our friend Myers, one Of the
well known members of the sardis
Blues, dealer in stoves and tin ware
He has an experienced roofer, who
will attend 70 oil bpsinfcs in bis line
in either town or country. All job
win Be attended to with prompsues
and despatch. ass Ell f.
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Farms ror the Million.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.
soBILE ONO,
sERIDIAs 4 vfcKsBuRG, %
MISSISSIPPI . TEssEsssE RE-,

The ssveral ,taes are dige.ed Of At the
Lowest cash valuation, IN subdivisions Of ~,
70 and 100 zsrsa Eish mbdisisisn cpastl
ihtss a prize, and each it :
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CONSERVATIVES

Who have no time to lose, fooling with various
mixtures Of the day, and who have no money
TO throw AWAY, could not do better than 20
spend One Dollar for the KING or 0HlLLS
and be cured of all forms OF chills fever, etc,
Its taste Is pleasant, and Il never affects the
head or ears tai fH'
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your Wv

IL " 1LS-
Possesses charms in proportion to her health,
and she measures a husbands love By the in
terssi no evirfcs N her vslArs Wade Dc Il
sick. Nov, II you wish 70 feiaIn Intact, your
wife's love and affection nadfninished, and de-
sire that hn regain h rlhoaith md fsriner
beauty Jon shcala hf all nssna Pscurs one
bottfs OF
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. Nov Fosk Heuis nov says
@1ir. 1obnson's influence for
or tsdshlsstr II takes an ac-
piad tond.stA1 Hwaidsshaages
iaioa. WHIT y mat attitude
b matter for snusias spec
y. - g.a9 = 81 t
sss u. Lst - s s
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A compound that Il actually ressorihs AeAIsh 10
moro nekly femsles than all ether rmsdies
combined. II only proposes 10 cure tho.c
Ussrins oBmpiAints p~stuliAr 70 ne frmais sss.
Il % Indorred BY fhs medical profession an
over the country, as Is no rcrt nor patent,
aud efccts eans-ksaa Jsk eafcEafef al
amer means AN gIorf 81 tf
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AaAils n IIsly uusIha r. sef
! wafllhe ssptsf itls reported lhai
80 efll4 had ben haaf, II Hkkh
- lhalFHAuif #HFh NHFHfHF
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'ps~MI&1lIas b quoted at
) hsnrl'ls.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Ssg-All orders from the country promptly
attended, e.. aHt4.i| fe2-3m
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pr = description OF ne ppr<rsY r.sr %
the new ~pa'sphls, irued br ths COMPANY
Tils, are perfect ot,hs aasnsy VII v r.sa e
the vinues of the prirs. t-
fat y isrH ~ r 2 4
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Ian THisi-Thsss j. ssw but
|psAesess trdins runhipg On the
5 4 Teas. road The train
hssfofors paass3 PessviIls AZ
h.tAIs dnt Nosti, aAdths one
passsapt 40 lyn.s going
p, have hen Discontinued. All
y tsaiss ~ - hsEstslbss. Read
sine-sable IN snotAes column.
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The State Of Mississippi. In The Chanoery
Court Of Pamela county. At rules, August |,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

whites Of the North which will upset the re-
publican party. This may be the real object
Of those leading Southern white politicians
who are urging their people to the experiment
of allowing the radicals and the blacks all
the rope they may desire in this business Of
Southern reconstruction. Let us push this
thing Of negro equality, say these Southern
leaders, into Congress- and then the laboring
white masses of the North against this Southern
negro political balance Of power will take the
alarm, and Northern reaction Of the whites
against the blacks will be the inevitable re-
suit; and thus the republican negro party will
be destroyed by its own weapons.
This will, in all probability, be the solution
of the experiment Of the political organization
of the blacks against the whites in the South
a reaction of the whites against the blacks and
the republican party in the North. Meantime,
however, we suspect that the spontaneous and
powerful popular movements North and
South in behalf Of General Grant for
the succession will carry everything
before them; but with the settlement Of
this quos ion there will unquestionably
come decisive Northern revolution on this
other and momentous issue Of negro political
and social equality.
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Considerable DISCUSSION ensaed on proposition from
the defence to close the without argument Dat
the prosecution would not consent and recess was
taken until this morning
Tho Justices Of the Richmond Hastings Court have
made answer TO General schohelds recent Communication
calling their attention 10 ertan decisions Oh the court
which he considered partial and unjust one OF tns
cases that OF man who whipped the teacner OF
feednans school for logging his brother for which he
was fined one cent In rotation 10 this the Justices say
imprisonment for such an offence or heavier punish
ment never known In the history Of Virginia courts
and would shock the moral sense Of the whole CON-
unity
Our letter from British Honduras IL dated July 10.
Another steamer had arrived from tho United States
with largo number OF immigrants. As Inducements
TO settlers the Legislature exemps all immigrants from
duties and for three years after arriving, admits
their STOCK implements furniture and provisions free,
aud gives land and money TO each able bodied settler
General Grant is still enjoying himself At Long Branch
and The reception and complimentary hall given to him
last night grand affair He was, of present
and passed the evening mainly in shaking hands
with the numerous crowd that passed. him In review.
are at Long Branch yesterday destroyed the out.
buildings belonging to the Mansion House.
is reported in Montreal that recent petitions for
the release OF Mcmahon tho Fenan be tavorabIy
considered
In the South Carolina Republican Convention yester-
day, resssution proposiDg a cclorsd candidate for
Vice President voted down.
woman named Mary Bake, ibirty-dve years OF age.
who resided a, Cornwall tho Hudson, and has been
missing Tuesday found yesterday lying
partially in crock about Eve hundred yards from hor
hoase. She had boon brutality murdered. her skull
being fractured, and her crushed and broken.
cargo Of twenty.three coolies arrived at New Or
leans yesterday from Havana aud several othors who
had arrived previously already at work tho plan
This being in violation OF the acts OF Congress-
the Attorney General Is preparing instructions for tho
district attorneys the subject
Eight persons, four OF whom were women, were
drowned by the capsizlng Of boat OF Mount Desert
leland on Wednesday.
In tho Supreme Judicial Court OF Massachusetts yes.
terday petition asking that assessment OF certain
state taxes on shares In the national banks shall be set
aside invalid dismissed with COSTS the Judge de-
Gliding against it,
Henry Keep resigned tho Presidency OF the Now
York Central Railroad meeting OF the directors in
Albany yesterday aud Fl. H. Baxter was elected to the
position.
riot occurred at Rogersvile, East Tennessee. on
Tuesday between radicals and conservatives, during
conservative meeting which Emerson Etheridge was
speaking Two men were killed. and seven MORALLY
aud thirty slightly wounded.
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FINE At LONG BRANCH.

Yesterday afternoon, OF Long Branch, just - the
guests ct the various hotels going OUT for thsR
customary after dinner drive. the alarm Of nrs" was
raised ct the lower end Of the ssplanads where The
Mansion House Hotel, 8. Laird, proprietor. faces ths
beach. A crowd quickly assembled at this spot, and
before I've minutes had elapsed after the alarm ha6
been given Dense thick voiumes Of black smoke arees
from the bailding and hoa!sd out seward Mssssa-
gers wore despatched the adjacent hotels 10 borrow
hose pipes for strange to relate Long Branch does net
possess ore sngas On inquiry II was found that NE
Gre originated in the gas house at the back OF the MAJ
sion House. and the flames ragged furousy for up
wards Of half hour. until the outbuildipgs wsre
totally consumed The gas house was only about twelve
feet from the main building, but the hotel fortunately
did not catch fire, although for some time the grseeees
alarm was felt - to its safety.
The utmost confusion prevailed among the guests
during the progress OF tho IRE Trunks bedding dres
and strswed upon the grass In front General Grant,
who had been driving on the esplanads, drew mp ~
team in frout OF the building and evinced much auxey
e 70 the re while hundreds OF other equipagss were
the way from turning point TO the railway stallion
IN 10 Pittmans House above.
The Are Was got under about half IN hour After ~
commencement and at hafpast SIX completely pue
out although the ashes continued 10 shoulder for sso
time aftsrwards
No estimate could be Obtained At the time Of sug
despatch 70 the damage DONE but 10 believed " -
confined to the gas house, with its hxturea
This IRE should Be q warning to the various 49,
kespers OF Long Branch 70 procure some nre engus
place ai present totally without SUCH II this nre -
communicated to the main building the nAncsoe -
would have been burned down without the iookss8
being able 10 give any assistance towards savss"
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Rumorsa Resurrecsie. Of Mazzini.

Rumersd Resurrectien Of Mazzini.
The Atlantic cable announces, on the some
what dubious authority Of Italian refugees in
Paris, that Mazzini has gone to Italy TO join
Garibaldi in his intended movement on Rome.
This questionable rumor brings the name or
Giuseppe Mazzini before the public for the
first time since he positively declined, in
letter 10 those Partisan journals which still
retain republican sympathies, to become can
didate for election - q Deputy to the Italian
Parliament Doubtless tho leading spirit of
the Roman republic Of 1848 Is as sincere
and determined an enthusiast az he ever was
for the complete emancipation Of Italy. Conf
dent as he may be, however, of the possibility
Of capturing Rome and expelling the Pope, he
can hardly be so inconsiderate as to imagine
that Victor Emanuel would, il he could, ignore
the obligations of his convention with the
imperial government of France. Nor can Mag
sini have forgotten his suspicion that Garibaldi
himself may be- after all, but cat'spaw for the
Emperor OF the French. The latter is, perhaps,
quite willing to have just enough agitation
kept up in italy TO precipitate state Of things
that shall afford q pretext for sending back
his troops to Rome, and attempting TO carry
out his own ult,rior plans II is possible that
Napoleon LII. woull gladly use Victor Eman-
uel, GaribalJi and Maszini, all three together,
as instruments in accomplishing, Willingly or
unwi!tingly, his old idea Of such distribution
of powers, spiritual and temporal, as should
let the Pope retain possession of the keys of
heaven, while his own imperial hand might
grasp the sword. To be sure, Orleanists and re-
publcans aud lcgitimists, in the French Legis-
laturc and outside Of 1t, are making such an
ado about the unlucky Mexican expedition and
the I'd fate of Macmillan that Napoleon has
his imperial hands full at homo, and it is not
absolutely impossible that Mazzini is visionary
enough to hope that the present moment may
be seized for re-erecting Roman republic.
But even il he succeeded In restoring it, how
long, in tho actual condition of Europe, could
he expect il to last