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APoLoGY. We think it proper to state
10 our patrons that the present diminutive
size Of the ssJournal'' is unavoidable, in
consequence ofa Disappointment in obtain
ing our paper, which is at Covington, La.
We may be necessitated to publish still
another number on small sheet before re-
ceiving our usual sized paper.


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OJOur exchanges contain no foreign
news Of interest to the reader. In due
time we hope 10 be enabled to give a des-
cription Of the reception Of The notice.
for a termination Of The joint occupancy Of
Oregon, when received by the British Par
lament.


GIVE learn from a reliable source that
the request ofGen. Taylor has been prompt
gly complied with, Gov. johnson Of Louisi-
ana having appointed Gen. Persifor f.
Smith Brigadier General commanding the
troops to be raised in Louisiana for rein
forcing tho Army of Occupation.


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The STiNGAREE.--This is the title
Of neatly printed sheet, published
at Mississippi City by the Rev. E.
Percy How, d. D., the first number
Of which is now before US. The par
soa is an able Writer and we wish he
may be literally patronized by the
sovereigns Of Harrison county.


At an election held on Mondaythe
4thinst., for the purpose electing a
President and Selectmen for this
town, the following gentlemen were
chosen: D. F. N. Turner, E. L. Bow
en-, James E. Harper, Charles Fish
and George J. Cohea.


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G Oflhe election which took place on
Monday last for Vice. Chancellor Of the
South. Eastern Chancery District as also a
Clerk for the same we can give nothing
like full return Of the votes polled, bu, SO
soon as we are in possession of the result
we shall enlighien all those interested.