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AERR&Y & RIDGKLY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison street, call the atte0tLOh of
their customers and all others in want Of
snything ia their line, that they are re-
esfving and YilI Be able to show them as
dne a stock Of goods, and will put them
an In as 6ne style as any first class estab-
5isbment in the United States.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
q Virgins & Thorn, manUfa etBrers, ~
Main street, Clay Building.
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FoR NEW ORLEANS.

semphis and Now Orleans Packet Line.
FFGGL4R BEaNESBAF EZCEET
For New Orleans. Gsfchez, Vick-burE sEd
TIE Bends.
MAGENTA ---..-.J frank EICks. Master
John :. sullivan, Cl-rE.
MiSSI PHI =. tt-eeu- Master
= G. Egrigh.ns. GEEK.
One Offhe ABOVE rseHatG Steam IT.
ers VIII leave A:cIapuis EySRKzZIA
N~EDNE-bAE cOlc.eraciuE with the WaEsETa
September ssh. And reu1siniDg in tao trads
throughout Tie season. AGESr MEgFHts.
sels LARRY aAHAISTAA
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NEW Goods daily opened.
MESKEN BROS.
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NEwHoUsE ~TRAFs-mink, otter. beaver
ard beRr-at Charles Stout & Bros, u
Ga~oO1 street.
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RutsOg Exchange on ali the principal
sites Of Europe, for sale Ia sums to suit,
at first National Bank, 30. II Nedison
street.
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GET your fish, oysters, game and ice Of
Charley Y. Martin, No. "a Jefferson street.
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sURECURE FOR CHILLs.-AIford'sXK8
Ague Remedy.
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Don't sHAKEl-Get Affords xxx
Ague Remedy.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Elliott Line Regular Memphis and White
River Pscket-FOr DeNalls Biud, Little
Rock. Augusta and j~acksonP0Tt-
DIES MASTER
This elegant passenger packet
leaves as above -
THIS DAY, Isl inst, at o pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
DEL q Promenade street.
Regular Memphis and White River u. :. Mall
saturday PGcket-For Helena, DeVai's
Bluu. Little Rock Augusta J9cksonpOrt.
COMMEhCiAL-.-...-.-.--J B. Davis, master
This elegant passenger steamer IN
VIII leave as above ZRz
SATURDAY, October 81, a Z IN,
LEVY 4 ROBBiNS. Agents,
se30 10 Jefferson street.
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ATTENTION. BUToEEBs.-Breeht's large
meat cutters, with dy wheel, vt Charles
Stout q Bros, u Second street.
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CHOICE gems in Satin de Chenes.
MFNKEN BROS,
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CsDERwRIrEE's SALE Of 200 package
goods t4lightly damaged by waler), this
morning. ii . O'Clock, by Gottlieb d
Ezekiel, A-Bctioneers, corner Second and
Adams streets.
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CHOICE gems in Dress Goods received.
MENKEN BROS.
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IT SELLS wELL!-Alford's xxx Ague
Remedy.
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SOS pay

MADE at honei 80 entirely new articles
4t1 for agents. Samples sent AKA Address
sas aAw G,R SHAW, Alfred, Me.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

-
Speed, Safety and comIOrt--Ellioti Line.
Asfsphls AMI White River US. Mall Packet.
FFf Helena. triars Uiut pevaiiS Bluff.
hitfls Rock, Hot Springs, S-arcy, Des
Are Augusta and JaeEsonpors-
LEIAL TENDER-JOhn = Eiuass. master
This fr,t-ciass side-W nee pas r.
sen ger Steamer VIII leave
EVERY TUESDAY, q. o'clock pin.
Canoes win etGja2sr Moliie Grsts for all
points On UnFss White ami kiacE rivers.
EaAlJIT & MILLER, AGENTS.
P~zoIlenade EsdIs0srssa ts.a4ssIandinE.
aug
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Regular Memphis ard Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
r. G. GRAY .----.J N. Whitaker, master
This splendid passenger steamer IL
will leave a. above ~
SATURDAY. October 2i. at 5 pm.
LEVY & ROBINS, Agents,
Ocl Is Jefferson street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
CORA Hicks King, master
THIS elegant and swift steamer
will leave "a abcYe ~
SATURDAY. ID inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARASrAD, Agent.
DEL No. = Madison street.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Linz

FOR HICKMAN, COLUALBUB, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.
LDMlNAh master
This elegant passenger packet IA
will leave as above ~
THIS DAY, LIST Inst. At 1 p.m.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, rs Main
street FLEM. CALVERT, SUPP.
D q. DUN. Ticket Agent. DEL
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis aud Arkansas River Packet Co
US. Mail Line-FOr Pine Bluff, Little
Rock, Hot Springs and Fort Smith.
THOS. II. ALLEN Reese Pritchard, master
This splendid passenger steamer
will leave for the above A
THIS DAY, ist inst, al } pm.
I. A. KENDlG. Agent.
OCT 5A Front ST. Mosby Block.
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FOR vICKsBURG.

United states Lin for V~tcksburg-For Hell
ena. Napoleon and Y~fcSsburg.
MA NDLE III ANAf nl41NCA
This elegant passenger packet IL
will leave ut above I
SATURDAY. % inst, ats PM.
Freight received AZ the ST Louis Wharfboat.
Oel FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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sioners. They have again brought the
oaSs bstore Judge FQRte on q motion for &
discharge 1EoIn' impFs9nlnsn1, IA the
ground that th9y were restrained Of their
liberty for debt, contrary to the law OF
the State of Tennessee. The case came
up day before yesterday, and was argued
by Judge Yerger for the applicants, and
Attorney General Thorae for the
Police Commissioners. MIR. Yerger look
the ground that when Il fine was assessed,
II became a debt due the authorities BIZ
whom it was imposed, sud could only be
collected by the due process of the law
for the recovery of debts, and not by i'm
prisOnment, which has been done away
with as a punishment for, or Il method or
collecting u debt. Judge Thorne took
the other view of the case. and read in
support of his argument the opinion Of
the supreme Court in a parallel instance,
the T~rigallez case recently decided.
Judge Foute will probably give his de-
cision in the matter TODAY. IL Is a very
important question, for in 1t depends the
right of corporations to establish a work
house, and to send offenders under SEN
tence OF tine tbither to work out theif in
debtedness.
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sTEAmBOATs.

FREIGHT & TICKET AGENCY.
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oUR HOOK TABLE.
Ne have tsioTs as zoe fsliesihe

BlII0rs MOSIuIE AAsAuSS for Jane,
illustrated viii saAdrJ vooi snsravings
aud - pages % sseies li's5s'sFs. fsr~s
Ssly 81 SoPsrsnau'ni klliO,i, rhoass and
rAlboii Publishers, 6s csHgTsss street,
neslea, Mass,
fnE LiTTIE feErOAAI, for Janei cen
tanning appropriate aad attractive oriEipal
articles for boys AID girls, Grace dresh-
woods MAgaIihe, "rhs Little filgrim,'
which has besa pablishel for hfisen years,
has bsea merged 10 the Little Corporal, and
the graceful pen Of Grace dreeHsOOd viii
be regular eoHlribaior 10 the latter
Alfred l., ssssll aud Emily luptingiar
MillAr, arc the editors Of the Little cOrPO-
raj. Terms only ~, per snnumi A. l.
sew.ll & Co, Publishers, Chicago, nlis0ls
The OLp 0uiHp, that slauneh old Demo-
cratic Magazine, for June, Is received. The
leading article, "a New Party Surely
Forming by tho editor, 40 shall endsayor
TO hnd room for soon. Tho remainder Of
the contents are all Of the irst order of ht-
sra,are. Van Evrie, Horton & Co, Fab
fishers, New York. Terms -, per snnun.
Tnr Srw EoLrerIc MAGAZINE, for June
Is also on our table. Il fully susiains the
character which this Magazine has gained
for sterling worth. Turnbull & Murdoek,
Publishers, "a Lexington street, Baltimore.
Terms 81 per annum.
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Letter, from Kansas.
'. JUNCTION CRY, KANSAS,

1.'u JUNCTION CRY, KANSAS, |
..E May IL, 1863. I
FRiEND SwINDELLs AS | am located at
this place for the approaching summer and
may be for longer time, would like you
tp-eenI me the ''lIerald to the care Of Mr..
r. q. Taylor; whose large wholesale and
lyiafi house, is TEXAS HEAD QUARTERS, and
~ ono Of HE Institutions Of this fourishing
little city. 1917 ...
=. In anticipation of large trade from
Texas this summer, lie has made largo i'd
diiious TO his stock, and has had an eye to
tic especial wants Of that suction. avery
thing thata Texan wants will be found at
?. u. Taylors, the old stand. lie natters
himself that his fair dealing with them last
season, will induce them to give him their
patronage, or at least liberal portion Of
il, This year.
That Prince of "good fellows" Joe Booth.
is still connected with tho house, and will
always be on hand. When the boys desire
little fun, and if they should like little
Of something good to take, why, Joe can
show them just where to find it. Joe is a
trump any how. .'
Gus, is still at Abilene, roady and wait
ing to serve tho boys in any way to their
interest. Everybody knows Gus, and oil
that is necessary is just to let the boys
know where he is.
Capt. G. L. Patrick Of Texas, has thor
oughly repaired, and fitted up the "Old
Central HOTEL" and is giving decidedly the
best fare In the city. | merely mention
this, that the Texans may know where to
get something good to eat, as know their
failine in that respect. This is beautiful
country and is rapidly settling up. Pros
poet good for crops. More anon.
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R6- The Austin Republican is support


a6- The Austin Republican is support
ing Hamilton for Governor and A. II. Lati-
mer for Lieut.. Governor. The latter gen.
tlcman is we'll known and il Is believed he
will run well on the ticket. The Republi-
can says he has taken no part in the quar-
rels of the Republican leaders and argues
we'll for him on that score. II certainly is
the part Of wisdom, in these brawlisg days,
TO keep ones mouth shut, or at least to
know when 10 speak. The daw is not reck on
ed religious bird, because IL keeps eawing
from q steeple, nor is 1t necessary to prove
occasion and in behalf, too, Of every scala
wig and scaPe goat that gets up buster
before the people.
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TIE TRfBUNE1oN TEXAs.-A good
hit is that Of the Now York Tribune
at tho Texas extremists. when it
says sit is high time" they should
'dosist from hanging around the
necks Of the North and begin to take
care of themselves" ~ We are glad
that the Tribune sees into the game.
These extremists get up faIschoods
about tho Sonth}and appeal to the
opinion and feelings of the North,
solely for the sake of making them
selves prominent as candidates for
office Aan.hujig0n! % 'r" .Euiii p
Tho Tribune declares emphatical-
ly that tho Texas Republicans
who want the election postponed do
"by no means comprise tho Rcphb.
lican party" and warns the "Rcpub-
licans of Texas that they arc worry
likely to have nm election ordered
soon" and that they should "united-
ly got ready to contest and carry
it.Fha q 'wolI. tIl.e,i-a''
This last piece of advice is rather
cool. The Tribune knows that the
defeat of the Republicans would not
be permitted to pass as any election
at all, aud wonld result in long
and bitter persecution of tho State
by Congress, andyot it is preparing
to claim the election of Hamilton
as a legitimate Republican triumph.
That may be very just, and even
very generous, but we fail to see it
in that light. I b ~ "a ie. uog'-
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AGIimpse mt 1.-THE Real Condition

|
OF THE NEGRO---A THICK CLOUD OF
BARBARoys Observation-Disclosures
FROM WHICH RADICAL VOTERS ARE
MADE. r.....4
From The Augusta Cdos) ChVhclc and Sentinel
We yesterday Witnessed a most
singular case Of poisoning, and, il it
occurred as tho. patient states one,
which, will puzzlo medical sicnce
very eTectually. Upon inquiry, we
found that the woman was not yet
dead, but that there seemed little
hope of her recovery. Forcing our
way through the crowd, we found
the sick woman lying on bed, in
room in the basement of the build.
ing. Her name was Sarah Robertson,
and she looked about thirty years
of age. Her own statement is that
she was poisoned on last Thursday,
by a negro from South Carolina,
whose name sho refused to give.
She says that this man is an adept
in tho mysteries of ".fetish" poison
ing, and 10 order to revenge himself
upon her, gave her a present Of
brown sugar, on last Friday, in
which was mixed tho "fetish" COM
pound. On : Friday night, having
that. day eaten .somo Of the sugar,
she was attracked with slight
sickness and giddiness, butas it soon
wore. off, sho had no idea what was
really tho matter. On Sunday the
same symptoms returned, with the
addition Of a violent pain in the alb
domen, accompanied by fever and
delirium. Beginning to believe now
that she was poisoned, with the
superstition Of her race, she ascribed
it to "fetish," and refused to send
for a physician, but contcntcd her.
self with taking remedies other own.
On yesterday morning she was much
worse; tho pains in the abdomen
returned, while frequent vomiting
ensucd and now comes the strangcst
part of the story. She and numerous
Of her friends declare that, while
vomiting, she threw up o small
snake, several inches in lenght, q
largo spider, two or three cock
reaches, and a quantity. of human
hair-which werc manifestly the
result of the "fetish." We have no
idea that our readers will believe
this story, nor did we ourselves,
but the articles enumerated above
have been carefully preserved by |
the negro attendants, and show
that one of the most singular cases
on record has occurred, or else a
most gross imposition has been !
practiced. One thing is certain,
however, the woman honestly be-
lieves She has been fetished, Is in a
most dangerous condition, and viii,
in all probability, not recover, as
she and her attendants stIll refuse
the services Of a physicsician, alleg-
ing that white mans medicine will
XIII If il touch the fetish poison.
She was delirious nearly al day
Yesterday, and in the evening,
though iucid, seemed 10 be sinking
rapidly. Though perfectly wiling
70 disclose the manner in which |
she thinks that she was poisoned, l
she stiil refuses 70 give the name
of the p0isoner, OF the reason WHY /
the poison vas Administered.
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TATIoRs (MAsoEIc) NosrrOR-Ws bsvs
received from the Publisher, T. X. Cushing
Houston, cory Of the fourth edition Of the
above work, which is the standard sulhor-
ity for nssons in this STATE Il is val
liable Httie uork, aud not less 50 on seeOunt
Of the handsome style in which il is gotten
~. The new edition just Published, has
he new funeral service, with The hymns
get 10 music, besides other new features
II should be in the bands or ever mason.
For sale 81 tbs HEEaID osbc.. Price 81 50
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nayr Col. 4. h. II,., Of toui,yil,e. XIV

p@ COL 4. h. Hut, Of louisville, Ky,
President Of tho Southern Pacific Railroad,
died at Marshall, Texas, on the 10Th ulto
Ills death was very sudden-from some
affection Of the heart or side. Ills remains
were taken to Shreveport, to DO conveyed
TO Louisville for iniermcot. The Caddc
Garptic says hc was held in the highest cs-
iccm by all who kuew him rs an sGable
and accomplished gentleman, aud the road
over with he presided has lost an car.
nest, efficient worker.
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Administrator Notice.

VNlIE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
l. appointed, Administrator of the estate
of Archibald Nj. Lavender, deceased, and
Sarah Lavender deceased, both late Of
thccounty of Dallas, at a regular term OF
the County Court of said County, held for
Probate aud other purposes, on tho last
Monday, the 3lst day of May, AID. 1869 i;
this is therefore to notify all persons in
debted TO said estate TO make Immediate
payment, and oil persons having claims
against the estate TO present them for ae.
ceptance, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred: VIRGIL G. LAVENDER,
' Administrator.
Dallas, june 8, lsG9L8s6w" gu"'.
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Ser A correspondent OF tho Galveston
News has the following remarks concern.
ing tho results OF tho late New Orleans
Commercial Convention, .
Tho Convention adjourned TO meet
in Louisville some timo in August,
| believe. 1t was q body Of great
ability; but, like all conventions,
was too short time together to
mature anything well.
Tho reporters Of resolutions, and
those who. elaborated the subject
as chairmcn, had pretty much their
own way in everything but the
Pacific Railroad.
The best results attained were
the good feeling established among
mon from widely distant sections.
1t was very cordial. For example,
il was Ohio and Illinois that stood
at tho back of Texas in the whole
fght-for we may call it n fight
over the Mazatlan Railroad project,
which in some way got to be consid.
orcd Texas tavoritc, Afterwards
they favored everything we asked
and consulted us as to what VIC
wanted; and they endorsed our har.
borrcport with emphasis, and came to
bid us adieu on leaving tho city. i
did not understand it; but IA they
did not join in the taunts to Texas,
that wo thought it necessary to re-
pol. thcy took pains to applaud
our indignant protest.
Our Great Northern idea, and the
Importance of Galveston as an en-
porium, opened tho eyes of many
who had mover thought of such
thing. Hero, too, another great
map with our trans Mississippi En-
pire painted in blazing red did more
in making impressions than all the
speeches. The Iowa and Kansas
delegations are prcfectly delighted
with it, and Con Yandevcr, of Up
pcrl Iowa, long a member of Con
gress and of great weight IN our
Convention, gave us his most COR
dial appreciation; said that he had
introduced a bill for n railroad from
ST.. Paul, on the Mississippi river,
to Galveston, just before the war
The idea OF the Great Northern is
now fixed, and we must go to work
to build it. Z uj Gradj "taG1
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DESPERATE INDIAN FIGnT. :

DESPERATE INDIAN FIGnT. =
WHITE MEN ScABPiSG IyDIAEs.--A
telegram dated st. Louis, May oath,
says dispatch has been received
from Helena, Montana, as follows
From $50 TO 200 Santee Sioux at
tackled the settlement of Muscle
Shell on May 8. Seventy men re-
NAMED in the steckade and 60 sal
lied out on the Indians, when des-
perate fight eBsued, lasting seven
hours Thirty Indians were killed,
iscluding a renegade halfbreed, aud
80 we're sealped. The remainder es-
csped by swimming the river. One
white man was killed and another
badly wounded. 1t was reported that
a reinforcementOf 200 or 300 Santeo
Sioux are coming up 10 attack Nus
Gle Shell settlement again. The
whites are prepared.
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IN. s,s., a.,,.

MARKEDLY ~ nsfNf-.IWC \
.. y sslJ tisf..s', ~. E,ssfis A.
We fidHt AZ no baby. I have
ono of lhoso inisrssting animals ai
my house. IA eame sh0a Il rainsd
ike the devil dark az Ia,oh, nay
umbrsllA II No store and no ear.
runhiRs. ND doctor lived I've
mites due wet, And the narss six
miles dae east aud when got
homo 10 the bosom az NY family,
tho o0udensef milk man Was at the
next door. SolferihO color, and lhe
length of a Bolosaa sausage.
Cross, ! guess not, I'm, um, IL
commenced chasing me Rp aud
down tho pathway oi liis last shea
muslin, linen aud white nAnRel
were tho highest they hal been
since A,lAm bailt a heR-h0uss for
Airs. Ewes chickens. Tho doctors
charge two dollars a squat four
dollars a grant, and, on account Of
tho scarcity ofrain in tho country,
took what is left in a mans packet.
no dis count for cash, and send hill
for ballnee. Jan. LIST. A queer lit
Ito thing 10 that baby, a speek OF n
nose like a wart, hcai ~ bald as u
squash, aud no place 10 hitch Wa
teriall; q mouth just situated TO
como tho gum game and chow milk.
Oh, craekoel you should hear hor
sing. | have nnmbed il stuffed my
fur cap down its throat giyed Il the
smoothing iron 10 play with, but
that little red lump that looks NJ IL
II couldn't hold blood onough 10
keeps a musqnito from hinting,
persist 10 follow ls fists, aud the
other day thoy dropped down its
throat, and was tile crook in its OIL
bows. II stopped music, end was
happy for one add'a half minutes.
IL is a pleasant thing to have ba-
by in tho houso--one of yoar belly
ache kind. Think OF tho pleasures
of father in his dishable, from:
bling in tho midnight hour, with
his warm foot upon a squire yard
ofoil cloth, droppiDgiparegorio in n
teaspoon, by moonlight tho nurse
humping ut tho door, and tho vito
Of your bosom "hurrah," and tho
baby yelling till Tho frcsoo drops
from tho ceiling. It's q nico timo
TO think Of press coats, pants, ties,
and white kids. Shades ofdeparted
ccektailcs, what n picture for an ar
ticio in Platter PARISH Its mother
says tho darling is trouble with
wind on the stomach IL beat all the
wind instruments you ever heard of.
| have TO get up in the cold and
shivcring while tho milk warns; IL
uses the bottle. / have cradle
with representation ola miracu-
lous soothing syrup ont hc dash
broad. l tried to stop its growth
tho other night; it was no 60; i
rocked 80 nard that / missed stays,
and sent it slap clear across tho
room, upsettinga jar of preserves.
1t didn't mako any noise then! Oh,
no! Its mother says only wait UNI
til it gets blcachcd, Cts boon vac.
cinatcd) and old nhough to crawl
about and feed on pins. Yes, l am
going to whit. Wont it be delight
full2 John, run for tho doctor, it's
fell into the slop-pan and is choking
with potato skin sis has fell down
starirs; sis has swallowed tho tack
hammer shows signs fthe humps,
Group, whooping cough, smallpox,
collie, dysontorcy, cholera infantum,
or some other darned thing TO let
the doctor take tho money laid by
for my winters corn Of my sham
pooning and curling my hair, wear
ing nice clother, going n cousting
and mo. So moto it pc. -f7H1
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@-It is stated BY the Richmond +

pS5- 1t is stated by the Richmond En-
quircr, that the Constitution Of Virginia,
which will be submitted to n vote Of the
people on the 9th of July, will be voted
down. The failure of the President 10 or
der q separate vote on the county and town
ship organizations, which are deemed very
Objectionable by the white people, will be
the cause of this. The President has evil
IDENTIFY shown his full afiliaton with the
extreme Radicals of Congress, in refusing
10 order separate vote on this clause.
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