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EXTRACT OF BUFTER PLANT.

A brief slIusion to the oririn Of this import
ant discovery may not prove untnJsrestings 8
Among the authenticated records of the re-
nOwned Captain Cooks voyage around tbs
world. is found the statement, that while so
iOurning for q short time on the Brazilian
Ss' ti2 uoin q Rs 0Oot9 81 1sr 10 f5
pseuliar oil. which, upon examination, be
round TO possess the appearances, taste and
ever, he sscertained that it was simply a sub
stance that the natives distilled in crude and
imperfect manner rom rIch and luxur1anE
plant hat grew spontaneously and aoundsntly
IN that WarLa tropical country. A lew years
ago an eminent French chemist. while on q
pro iessional visit 70 the tropics, msoe no1ner-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro
duction OF nature, and succeeded IN extracting
3 concentrated essence OF the plant Iae fcr-
for tbs sale IN this country are the exclusive
property Of this company, ey whom II vas
claim for this rema rkable, Yet simple and per-
feetly harmless preparation
Ist. That by It's use net gain Of nom ~ 70
30 per cent is made in the manufacture OF
II. That Butter, which frsm age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, streaked or
coarse-zrained, ana comparatively useless ioF
general use by the aid OF this Extract IS re-
stored to its ori ginal freshness Sn0 sweetness,
dne grain and sven color.
Sd. Bv the use OF this Extract. one pound Of
daIi-iols, mesh Butter is actually made from
4tb' Thst = pure and excellent table Butter
can he made al a cost Of rom ID 70 ~ cents Per
l nOsnd The clt6i eXpeut e v N4Gl6lQ DclcE bQLs
| ter which Is the essenusl base
| Sin That Butter manufactured BY the aid OF
this Extract is equal IN every respect 70 the
Lest Butter maize by the ordinary method.
6ih The Extract, after thorough analysis,
hy a5le chemists, Is pronounced perfectly He9
| from any deleteIiOus substance, the iBgredl-
erts being purely of 3 vegetable nature
7th. In proof Of the foregoing assertions, the
factory OF this company is making one ton OF
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
/ In the New York market, ard is consumed
/ from the tables OF the first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elseE mere
A sample package OF the EXTRACT Ssufncienb
1 to make hfty pounds o. Butter), with iull ol-
rectiOns for use, viii be sent 20 any address On
| the receipt Of 81.
| CAUTION-As all articles of real merit are
| subisct to spurious limitations, we W0cio spe-
| ciaily caution the puoiic against eounteIieiJs
| and worthless limitations, advertiser a. pow
/ ders. compounds, ETC., as the EAtFaet q tAo
Butter Plant Is prepared and SOLD only DS
The Economy Butter Company.
Once-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
eaetory-2S6 GRxEEwIcH STREET, n. 7.
1 state County and City Rights for sale, ofders
ing to capitalists rare opportunities for estse-
/ fishing q staple business, paying enormous
pronSs
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Spicer SZ Sharpe,
S54 MAIN STREET,

MAGEVNEY BLOCK
YER ACHUICE. AND SELECT STOCK OF
n GRO fsIE5 ror family use, and by re.
ceiYing fresh additions By every packet, and
almost daily by rail, their assortment Is Kept
complete and fresh.
Choice FIOur-at low prices;
The best Hams and Break fast Bacon and
1OnGaess ..
FreSh Chocolate, Cocoa and Cocoa shells (;
hOiee Teas-Of all kinds;
shaker Preserves-seiIiDg low by the
ease;
Syrups and HxOiasSes the best;
choice Sugars and Coffees
Hess MaoEereI KendeiI's CraeRera.
2 Familiestn the country aud city would nnd
{ to their interest to call on US. We1nvartSoly
lease our patrons
ahQ = SFICER q IN
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ssandIax Committees

Finance Committee Il. T. WinnernoTes John
Paul Baker, II. NoltiEg.
Committee on Lands-Howard Millspaugh,
John A. Grow, ID. W. Flovree.
Committee on SteambOals-John b. Davies, J.
Ed. Montgomery, H. g. Carson
Committee Oh Docks and Wharves-William
Creevy, N. \. Otis, D. G. Martin.
Committee on Revision Of Bylaws and
Charter-Johr A. Grow, ]. p. Baker, Howard
MillSpaugh.
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The Economy Butter Company.
Agents Wanted Every where.

NJ. CADARTs Pure Vegetable Coloring; g .
pound, SUFFICIENT % give ricn golden yeii0- %
so1Sia package. sent to any address 80
ss--,er should be without Il, as white ana
sss =. ~ Butter is worth from SIX TO ten cents
S,onT,f les ID ali markeU than that OF q - T5ea-
yellow,
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Board OF Directors for tho Present Year .


CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN. President.
Cor. JOHN A. GROW, President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH, Treasurer.
NEWTON 8. OTIS, Secretary.
CHARLES S. STEWART. Assistant Secretary
JOHN 3. DAVIES, Chi-i Engineer.
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: ssss EzSzzae
rack -STssComPa'ys
Tri-WeekIy u. ). Nail Line,
VTISITOkS to the celebrated hot Springs, of
ark kAnsas, Will nnd this very peasant
route. The boats are new, she tables go9d and
staterootns clean. passengers are lSnded AZ
Little Rock In time to take the 81. gsS Tor HOT
Springs on the third morning from Memphis
The elegant pa sei ger boats Of this line leave
Memphis for Little SOck, a. follows:
Steamer THOMAS ID. ALLEN,
REESE PRITCHARD...............-.. Master
Tuesdays, at 5O'clJck pm.
Steamer w. A. CALDWELL,
z. i. AlaSLef
Thursday, at o'clock pm.
steamer GA Ak,
H BLATs Master
: = Saturdays At ; O'Clock pm
Making direct connection az Ii Tie ESOCk
for , ORT SMIf III, with the fol owing boats that
leave Little Rock Tuesdays Fridays and sun
days, at ~ O'Clock q iti.i
AMERIC A n. .....s.Levi Chapman, Master
VAN BURE,l anass BOWltn. Mastee
Thus making three trips week nom LilIL
ROCK to FORT SMITH, aud connecting at Fort
SInita with the steamer
Fy,RT 6MITH. .,................ Ed NoYland, Master
For Fort Sibs II.
Through bills of iading given for freight TO
and fr IN New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Frsights delivere at destination, at all stages
of the river, without storing o. other delay.
4uv persons desiring to shis by this line from
the North, East or Vest 10 any point on the
Arkansas river, should have their goods con
siguet t. "MENPHls AND ARK ANsAs RIVER
PAcEEr COMPANY" at Memphis office 3pi
FroEt street, MOsby uck). Those shipping
from New Orleans should CON sign 10 " Msmphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company a. Ma
poieon. JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
T, A. Z 5.N DIG, Agent,
myl OHoA 304 F-ont : rect, Moshv Rlock.
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General Agent:
I. T. WlNNEMORE.
Special Agents
&c. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa,
General Agent:

u y. n GE-os EullhAeEPu1af -
Local Agents:
John P. Baker. New Orleans.
w. Spears, Vics sburg.
r. Y Rocket Memphis.
T. b. Townsend, Grenada, Mis-.
J. W. Johnson, Cairo.
j. s. Cox, Evansville.
}. B. Davies, Lou svtlle.
John cobb, Madison, Indiana.
g. Jones Cincinnati.
Charles Il. Beakwith, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st. Louis.
]. E MerrimRn & Co., 1T. Louis.
Don AlonzJ Cbilds. New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money or
lands to the capital stock Of the Company
should be addressed 70
Fly. ROCK EFT.
nah4 Agent at Memphis.
No. I2 Jefferson street.
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Notfce to StockhOsae.s.

oFrrcE DESoro INsUsAEcE AND Trust Co,
" . - MEMPHIS, April Is, 1853.
rTIHE legislature of Tennessee having autnor-
| fzed the President and Directors OF tne De-
finue the business of Insurance and adopt the
Ranking business whenever 30 decided BY
vote of the stockholders; there1ere tne boazo
held st the ONCE of this Company, No. AZ Mad
lson street. on
Tuesday, Ist Day of june, 1863,
To test the sense OF the stockholders ON that
11esfion. Each stoclxholder is entitled to vote
in psIsan or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
'Or eAOn ' WI. NJ. FARRINeToN, President:
"a, LoNsRALE, Secretary. apis
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
1860.
L,oDaEI


ANGERoEA, No. lss. Meets LIST Monday in
every month. at Odd Fellows Hsll, cor. Court
and Main. John zents a. M; John Beam
soUrE NEEPH1s, No. lis. Meets Id Friday OF
each month-Hsn, cor. Madison and Second.
LS1I.I scoTT, No. SsS. Meets LIST Friday OF each
vno0th-Hall, corner Madison and Second.
X. W. Mitchell, ": NJ; s, stuTm, Sec,
InonIn-Odd- Fellows Hall. P. n. Stanley,
W. "a; r. W. Shslt9n, Sec.
fTIsSiSS; az esoS m;ontb1at tn seuth Memphis Hall,
corner Of Madison and second. John Ainsle
". NJ; b. K. Punen. Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PKNE Chapter No. L. Meets ID Monday OF each
month-Odd-FeIlows' Hall. John Zentl N. 4.
H.P.; B. N. Levy, Sec'y.
E JREKA Council, Nc. 9. Meets 81 Mondsy 4 20 o.
each moath-odd-F Fellows Hail. John bent'
III. H.; n. J. Wiggin. Rec,
TEMPLARs
ovRrvx Counmsndary. No A. Meets 1th Mon
day OF each month. John zent, Conn., NJ J.
Wiggin, Rec. r#...
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
HrR.rEs AND MrrHRAs Lodges meet IN con-
junction 4th Wednesday In every month
7. Mellersh, Secretary. -, .
CAsIP6iA oUncll OF frlnces oi JeEnssleIns .oti'
E. FranklsnG, SD, Recorder. - -
CALNAzs CaAPrkz VI rsUse Croix, lstn.i 30. % l
Charles W. Adams, sd, n. W. h. 4 1oAl-
P9ILIPPE DuPLEssEIs Couneil OF K-h, SUI:
20. l. Henry p. WoOdard, ada OoHaAh'''
William Y. Cirode SD, Rec. -, -
OoNszsroEY OF WEST TENNEssEA -. 80 ~ ~ ~
Afrsie sd Comm. IN Chle1i Dooee u
Trsder, sd, Reg.
ODD.FELLOWs DIRECTORY
,.1oso F,rcLsPNTENT No. 8, l. o. o. f. Meets
= on IL, LIST aud Sd Thursday nights o. eseh
month Aellersh, c. p; a. +. OaNls
p: Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MTgPrsrs l,OpGF NO. 6.-keets every Iuesoay
nigbt a S O'Clock. A F. Davis, n. G.; J W.
WsvBeehufg V. G.. tt os. Moffet, secreta y.
C,afCE AyV LODGE. no. S.--MeeIs every Mon
eiay p1ght al ( O'Clock o A. Beehn \ ~
! E Russell v. o.; Thomas Bacon. SecretA-
~. r1A-A.h NFaa4s
on Ihe Isl Friday nle ht In each month
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Blr0t %
There being no choice 8 second ballot
was gone into--Messrs. Barnes and
Smith withdrswing. This ballot result
ed in the selection Of G.. P. Foute by 8
vote of 33 to 20, which was afterwards
made unanimous.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE CRIMINAL
COURT.
Mr., ohm Stahl W as nominated for this
position sad vas unanimously chosen
candidate amid great applause.
ATTORNEY GENERAL, MUNICIPAL COURT.
The following candidates were n0mi-
mated for this office
Mr.. Hutchinson nominates GEO. Gil
lem.
Thos. B. NOFment nominates M. d.
S. B. Walker nominates S. P. Yoe-
man.
Taos. O'Donnsl nominates Thos. A.
RYAN. - s
10 the first ballot there were 5S
votes cast, Ryan getting q, WEIGH 16,
! Gillem Is, and Yeeman 8
In the second Mr.. YoemAn's name
vas withdrawn, and 55 votes were cast
Rs an getting %, GilIem IS, Yoeman /,
WEIGH 9. Yoemsn not being counted
made the vote tie, so thifd ballot
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Notice.

(,N and after the 10Th In stant, the following
I J order win be TiGIdly enforced:
Re n ordained etc Section l. Taat all dogs
ON fhe mart n the owner 10 muzzle ms or her
dog when off their pr misses shall be dee nea q
misiemeanur and subject the person so ouecd
ing to s fine of not les than five nor more
than II ty d liars,
Sec. 2. All dogs found running al large, ana
not Inuzzled, shall be destroyed.
Sec. AL ordinances cr parts Of ordinances
| in conflict with this ordinsnce are hereby re-
neaiei A. P. BU RDIFT,
rsve. E sasss9 u Police 6 1InEn isaoner.
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BUTTER.
II II z
THE
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask the attention OF al interested IN the re-
ducti0n of the extraVsgant coss OF Butter to
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi and tennessee q. &.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1862, UN-
" It'll further notice, trains win run as ion 'ws I:
NEW ORLEANS NAIL daily leaves Memphis at
ll:55 am, arriving al Grenada at ola p IN,
making direct connection Tor New orleans
and all points South.
EXPRESS (daiIyl leaves Memphis at 4:S0 p.m !,
arriving at Grenaaa tC:30 p ~, making direct
connection for C0ffsevIile, Water Valley
oxford, Holly Soriugs, and ali points north
of Grenada on Mississippi Central Railroad.
Passengers for Neg0 Orleans take tue Mail
Train aG II:i5 am getting Sleeping Cars at
Grenada at 5:l5 pm, which RUS through to
New OTleans Uitb0ut change arriving in New
orleans in time for business ne xt morning
Quick Time sure CONNECTION No Night
Changes! -.
Procure through Tickets at 2S71S Main street
or at the Depot. - --l..-. --.---
A. s. LIVERMORE. Gen1 Supt
c. p. OAKLEY, General Ticket agent.
= SELL HO " ELL, Passenger Agent my2
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COURT.

MUNICIPAL COURT.
The following nominations were made
for Judge Of the Mu0icipal G ,urt i:
living Halsey nomiDs'e 'es h. Townsend
Capt. Brett nominates @ p Foute.
Jack II Alsiead nominstez J. w. Smith.
B n. Hart nominstes B b. Barnes.
The first ballot resulted as follows,
Total Sumber of votes cast 64
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BUCKEYE SALVE

Is a strictly scientific combination OF well
known remedial agents, and the prOprietOgs
have no hesitation IN saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE Is the
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CURE or EYERR FORA
HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES

WHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE-
w cent origin, internal or external, whether
attended with Prolspsus, HemOrrhage or OBJ
struction, and all by
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There was sslll no choice, and new
ballot was ordered. Ia the previous bal
lot, when the name Of Pat Burns, of the
First Ward, was called, 9 man came up
10 give ia his vote. He was reoogniz=d
by L m O'Dounell as Pat Burns, bat
not tie Pat. He was therefore excluded
from voting. Before bslloting fourth
time Jack Hslstead Withdrew Judge
SWayn.sis name, A ballot resulted as
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Judg7 P ,rkins was therefore declared
the nominee amid acclsmstions, and 90
motion his nomination was made mani
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k,h.reas, . cold.blooded and revolt
msrasr vas coapitted, on w Jef
~, lAst wed, % pefda1 an
- h various sc sbns ~ ne Skae
I.,px s.atthsre are bed, re-tless NEE
Ar, cossuitsang Sets Vi vinie see
N tend TO give such localities the
~ and very upjassly, Of synpsthi
with thee dssperAdoes, the under
ed advise a public meeting a, the
!, Hose ~ eatarday the 30th, Il
Ia.ry for the purpose Of placing our
kpc on the record ~ opposed 10 eve
INF in the shape Of disorder and
,nee; and rendering every assistance
khe civil o@cefs in bringing offender
q
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The Mckinney Messenger has
IN recently enlarged and improved.
trust ths sditors will also enlarge
improve their politics, aba ndcn
il rsdisslism, aud come out dem
htic. II don't look we'll to see old
kans and Southern men occupying
position they do.-Aar'haH Re-
iicaA.
i dos't look we'll 70 ~ Southern
"a occupying the position Of Trait
and rsSsls, We wcnld rather b
oor keeper In the house Of Uiys'
than dwell in the tents Of the
ted, ku Klux Democracy
Xiaxy Essser9r.
Ne made the remarks We did, be
pse " thought you occupied The
kition Of Gaiaers and rebels
|aitors to the Constitution, which
! party you uphold arc endeavor
) to destroy /; traitors to your owr
y, intelligence, and manhood
bels 10 constitutional freedom, ant
all high and noble instincts.
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INVEST TExAs.-Advices from Aus
announces that a constitution for
est Texas Is already prepared and
inted.
I'VE hear rumors farther, that the
pegatss from the West will with
law from the Convention, and take
Dasurss to have their State At once
mittsd into tho Union.
If the Western delegates withdraw
|c quorum Of the Convention will
broken.
VIII the Convention then adjourn,
! will they declare the seats Of the
(sent nembers vacated, aud order a
hw election ? We shall see what
J shsll HousAn, Telegraph
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Swsc>M Not>ees.


Removal.
j. II. VAN HOOK has removed 10
the East corner Of the same block in
which his old shop was located, in the
house known as the Key bnilding
where ho will be pleased to sec his
friends and be more than pleased to
zee those Who owe him small sums oi
money.
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~ II 10 really treat to look at die
ssaid tssf that Hill 4 Wilcoa have
Psry .svsiss At thsir sail, No 10, IN
be market
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rEkfcR ~ ~ Z.

From the South Western. ~ .r.s
Washington, Jan. 20 Election
Committee heard Louisiana contest,
and give hsthsr hrahsg 'ts-sssstsH,
Reconstruction Committee heard a
number Of Radical Methcdist- in op
positios u the plas " Tho seasMk
tee of nine, as it affects church prop.
crty. House allowed Arkanss- rep
resentatives full pay FOR For,ieih
Congress. Robinson introduced 4
protest against the ratification Of The
Ambsvna claims treaty. 81 ~
Senate Judiciary Committee re-
ported adversely to seating Hill from
Georgia. Trumbull submitted mi
nority report. Retrcnchment Com
mi'tec reported Hopss bill repeating
the tenure Of Office bill with amend
ments
Amendments to House bill repeal.
ing tenure Of ONCE provide that Cab.
met officers may be removed during
recess, and other officers suspended
at the Presidents discretion.
An autograph petition from Mrs
Lincoln Tor pension presented to
Senate to day.
Gen. scliofcld appears before the
reconstruction committee to. morrow
in reference to Virginia affairs.
Senate Judiciary Committee report
adversely to seating Hill Among
other reasons, because the Georgia
Legislators comprised incligb . msn.
bers' Irumbu'is minority report
iavors The sssa,ag Of ii'i' l'scause he
- an anoo9o'tienaoic man and Con
grees n"s recognized "corcia state
Havana Jan - -hic' attempted
AZ mega, OPPOSITE havann Sofun-
'eers called out aad qa'sf restored.
ABOUT the ss"c time SHOTS from small
arms were nred against Forts Oaba
ms and Numero Cura,ro. Eirins
kept pp unu one 2 Clock bat when
the voiuuedeD aweced ~ eneoy
haa s1N tnss ~ ~
changed here saturday between ma
nVes ana volunteers after which
trahquiii.y was restored 'ap'hih
oenera' Da!ce issued !roelamat,on
saying, VINO J"~'D WI DO " 1,Wr,
ca to an, severe punishment, w'l' 'ol-
low violations OF ORDER -Four nc"
were kil'ed ana many wounded Ia
tue shmr a. the theatre FRIDAY u'yh J.
NO business Satafuay on account OF
excitement bancoda del ooinercio
'e'un'eu "nuer s'ang'F"s"' WV"
creditors, de'erring full payments
Adyices from san Domingo arr con
ficting Whole coast excited and al
fairs sssc'tied. Does is negotiating
loan of two millions sterling, the
collateral being copper and coal mines
on the samana and guano on the
Alta Vella. It is expected the con
tract will be closed this seck, when
English war vessels will Proee.l to
SANTANA aud Alta Nc'la to protect
the grants,
Havana. Jan. 2b.--Four soldiers
assassinuted Sunday. Great areasi-
ness exists.
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"Msdams Moore the pedestrian
licensed il Buffalo to wear male
)ttire.
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MWS. ~. y. TAl<l>&YH
sis Nayas'se 81, 1hv 81 yossvA g.,
NEW OKfEAHk
COLLECTING . eonlsAsscs Of Tssss
~ iAvors, announce N fsisnds Who
he~cr me wits their paisueAzs, shst !
SASH b. prepared, II. ecning ssasoe b
nske sAes sssy ae0iostaAle ~
sosrd cheap BY Me ~. vssk, ~
month
s>ptsnter II 'os nf-4
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The Austin Convention

ustin, Jan, l5.-Thc dcclars
eulsrgipg Wilson county, and
hging is name to Cibola passed
ho resolution giving clerks to the
)mittee. to revise the constitution
pr as made, passed.
Pic resolution looking to the trans
pf a part Of the Panhandle to tho
ted States was again brought up.
r. Davis read lcttx which he
he had sent to Gen. Candy, sta.
! that tbs work Of the Convention
blocked by a minority because
the absence OF Ave delegates,
~ pesssacs could not b obtained
sskisg ~ Gsssral what should
hone 10 " premises. No an.
}. f4f
is confidently asserted that Can
kill tell him that parliamentary
y uust govsss, but will Offer 70
the Convention 10 sstting the
bntees.
|ilib,s.ssiag drove Oh the vote on
Davis substitute, aad ever yshine
)cked.
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Gar Alexander i Aavisg Iosomo-
tiycs made to run on ice.
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- We copy the following items
the Jefferson Times, our JEFF.
oa paper
DRowNED.-Ye yesterday morning
wife and child Of private Kinney
c., 10th Iufautry, was drowned
he Bayou At ibis place. There
two or three reports 10 relation
)hs matter. Ose 70 the effect that
lie sitting on the bank, her babe
into the stream, and she, plune
into tho stream to rescue it, both
, lost, Another rumor says, that
knelt down on the edge Of tho
on for q time, as if in prayer
thsn, with her babe in her arms,
ntarily leapcd into the water.
That does this mean ? 1t GER
y require. explanation. Itmsde
hudder as We read it.
br;cklayer by the name Of
rmond, was assaulted and badly
en yesterday morning, near May
y s.bridgo. Mr.. Mayberry, being
lcted to the scene, discovered
ier coming out Of tho bushes near
whom he arrested, and with con
rable difficulty and some assist
succeeded in turning him over
he proper authorities. We have
Id to learn the cause Of tho Us,
t, or the name Of the supposed
hinal.
e learned yesterday, evening that
prisoners were al veil. and ~
brfal ~ mon kept in duress, and
y from their families, could DO
Dscted TO be. They are allowed to
their families and friends for
y, time, between tho hours Of II
d.. aud 2 y. NJ.
nd tho privilege of seeing their
Silics and friends is n matter Of
pr for which they are to be thank
aud not Of righs. And these
b have committed no crime of
ch they have been charged and
uircd to meet.
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gl.scs through ths epsa visdes q
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JONAS & EGGLEsTON,

NOTToN FACTORS au Commission
" Merchants 40 li3 Grayior ST =,
New Orleans (Jan II GS ly
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ESuskRAxr HKAlrn Ia a blessing
youchsaicd to few Even those who
have been favored by nature with strong
constitutions and vigorous frames are
apt to neglect the precautions necessary
TO preserve ,hcre precious eudowment
Indeed, rs a rule, the more healthy aud
robust a man is, the more liberties heis
inclined to take with his own physique
1t is some consolation to the naturally
weak and feeble to know thst they can
be so in,igoratod aud bui'f mp, by a
proper use Of the means which SCIENCE
has placed Ut their disposal as 10 have
II much bcttor chance Of long life and
csenpiion irom disease and pAAA, than
ue s,ost athletic Of their fellcvs who
are foolish enough to suppose themselves
invulncrable, and set accordingly
II is not too much to say that more
than half tbepeoplc Of the civilized world
need an occasional fonfr, n enable uisns
TO support the strain upon their bcims
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Caddo Tribe No. z.
MEETS every Thurday nigh, at the,
Masonic Hall, in Jefferson, Texas z
T.. r PEARSON sachem. =
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