State on pain Of suffering worse consequent
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State on pain Of suffering worse consequen- ces.

 At Natchez, the citizens posted up noti- ces, addressed to the black-iegs and prosti- tutes, warning them to leave the State-the former in twenty-tour and the latter in for ty-eight hours---at the expiration of which period they had all disappeared-having availed themselves of every mode of con- veyance that offered, to carry them either up or down5the river. -u'lder-tiJe- hiH, heretofore one of the most infamous holes in the world, we understand. has dis gorged all her filth, and bids fair to become a decent and respectable part of the city. At the landings at Natchez and Nicksburg large signs Lave been putup warning these outcasts not to land, on penalty of being forthwith apprehended and whipped.

 .ai,k. Gaz.