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Chancery Sale of Land i.

EBURSUANf 10 an inierloc'u 'uorv
4 decree the D strcl Cnancery Courr,
f the State ul Mississippi al Holly Springs
pronounced a tie j Is Term 1870 a
cause pending in saii Courr, of Eu. NJ,
Driver, IS. Paul II Oiey. TIE under
j ned WHO was appointed cummlss oner to
execute sa,d decree vii on he first Mon
day ~ OcI ber 1850 beng tie 7,h ,f
sad mon h 1T the Cpnr: II u,e door IN The
Town O,ford sci 10 tie hghcs bidder at
Pub ic Aucti n, N acrodi' Of six mIahs
from the daN f .a!e the f. ! owinI aads OF
20 much of ,hem as w.l. sat $ y sad decree
0 Nit.
N,rth a'fan so II east quarter section
4, t wn,hp :, range !, wesi of the hasi,
mari in L hats rtr 3. t,wn h'p 5,
rng, west. Nor h-we-r qnnter section
,, tow n>h p :, RAJ e. l.w,so
Ly ng n being n the c0u9tg Of l.afy,
ete nd 5 ate OF Aiss SIS ,pl b I'D with
go aud pr,yeds c.ri y vii be equr red
o. the plrch "er
ANDREW J. nM)NDSON,
Hol Y Splugs. ~ IS. Commissioner.
Aug ~, l>50.-uot2 3OI,
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oxford FenIale Institute.

THEHIS Institution is now in successful
n operation, and the Patrr mage Of the
community is respectfully solicited. The
next session will commence the 22d of
July, and end the Goth Dec. The build.
inqs have been put in comfortable repair
and number of boai dets can be acc Omh
modated.
% Bo'rd-Per month (everytbing in
cluded) $40.
OF Tuition from $40 to $40, according
TO the studies pursued
Oxford, June 22d, 1850.
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UNIVERSITY OF MISS.
FACULTY nF ARTS.

AUGUSTUS B, LONGSTREET, l. l. d.
Pr sid Mt and Professor OF Menlal aad
Mora Sc ence, Political Economy, aud
Evidences Of Chrisnaniy.
ALBERTT. BLEDSOE. A. M. Profes.
sor o. Mathematc cs, Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy.
JOHN WELLINGTON. NJ. D. Pr fes.
snT "t Chemlstrt. Agric ature ann Geology.
JOHN n. WADDEL. A. NJ. Prof s.or
Greek and Latin Languages, & Literature.
LUCIUS q. C. LAMAR. A. B. Assis
tani Professor na'h IN tics, DC.
ADOLPH SADLUSh!, Prof. French,
Spanish and German Lansua gfs
-----AssstautP Prot. o Geology
The exercises Of this institution wili be
resumed on the second Thurs lay Of Sep
temher next, l2lh day cflbe mn. b, under
the direction of the abpve Faculty.
RDuUn2o
For College fees, (for Tuition. Room.
rem and servant hne,) al in adsanre fer
The Session. S37 90
For hard per month at the Stew
ads HI, S8.0A.
G5- Students have the privilege Of oa'd.
inl in private Families under the direction
Of The Faculty.
Textbooks can De obtained in
Oxford.
JAMES NJ. HOWRY,
(Proctor, u. Nj.
be appointed 18th September next
20 u july lS50.-nu-6-tt.
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~ tKEN a. b. El-h, Smith. lv,nu 5
IL u.i - Souh E,st fum OxE.r /. uue
br,un B y % re, b Ut 6 wears sll ;, absui
Is haads 81 h. stue shte hsus in h-s
forrheFd. some shfis ~ he lsii h ni ios.
some ssdi marks, ani had IN ahen ttken
%. a yaks around he ueck; 70 other
marks ~ bruuds Apprassed 20 e85 90.
a. WOOLVERTON.
Auz. q. Is50.-nol2- RaaCer.
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HACK TO MEMPHIS.

rSwA THE suhscriaer has com-
ESssSkss-ss4 meuced running good and
comfortable Hack regularly once . week,
heiwccu Oxford and Memphis, md sulIcis
y share # The travelling patronage. His
Hack leaves OXlurd every Tuesday morn
ny, and arrives At Memphis, on Wedurs.
day fullowIng. making the entire trap IN
The DAY TIME. This fact, he thinks,
should siroagly rec, mmend hrs convey.
auce over the oid stage ruu'c, VIA III liv
Springs in Memphis. H. charge o s.
fnr a single passage 10 Memphis, Whre
the other conveyance receives from 8 80
TO 81, thus the passenger besides consulting
his comiari, can save the diiirronce IN The
cn,i of passage. lie promises his cuslum.
6rs Il much comfort a. Is usually had Ia
Hacks. aud all The attention which be can
give.
ROBERT O'BARR.
Oxford. Aug. 20. s50.-no-ll-iG.
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ROOFS,
VALUABLE LANDS IN
MAREEG.

II OFFER fur sale The following Lands
- the east halfof Section (2U) iWcniy
Township (7) seven Range (S) three, vest.
900 Two hundred acres Of winch are IN
cultivation; al.o, Ibe North West Quarter
of Section - T"Wnship 7 Range 3 west,
30 acres in cultivation, where ! now re-
srle. II has proved 20 he fine Sand f'r
= Public House, for Merchandising, and
Gr Physician,-has al the necessary
buildings; also, Sscurn % TtNnship
Range 3 Wrsi. known as the Ferry tract,
including the Ferry on The Stage Rad
frpm II ,,ly Springs 10 Oxlnrd.
OTIf The ab,'ve lands are rot s,'d
by the 22l day cl October next, they wi !
he rented or leased on that dsv. Al the
sanie time, will ofTsi Tor s-ie my rem
nant e Merchanai-e. Hrusc bid furniture,
n ., hen furniture, Plantation topis. Carn.
+ dsler. - leci stick of mich Caws. Hog.
Bacon. lard, snd various other articles.
all uu time.
LEAK.
August 70. 1850 -7o-Il-tf.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
JEFFERSON STREET.
MEMPHIS. TENN,
nv LA.-LLL-L 4. Nh,
BY JOSHUA F. JAMES.

Nr Jaucs' sister, Hrs. Martin, wiH
sDperiaicsd The L1dics' department of ne
Hoasc and gire Il kcr uefiridCd attention,
so hat lsdi,s sejourniHg heret rW roceire
all Lie comforts aeccsSary TO their con-.
reaieHce anj happiness.
~ G,od Stables aud good Dc lers attached
% ihc House
Aug. .. Sj0.-no.s II.
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TuE sTAlE OF MISSISSIPPI.

r'i%,S ! fe'e1e 81 roan,r. %,''' August term 1850.
NOTICE ioa pcr+rus Interested ia the
~ estate Of David Walker, dece sed, Is
hereby given. be aud appear bcoirc he
Probate Court If said County, on the third
Monday IN september mex. 10 show cause.
ifuuy they can, why an oldar ,hall not he
mede 70 sel or co'gTg m So lho foil w ng
claims b lmpiog to said estate; town:
Note IN Malachi Helms, for $3.50 ct,;
On Wm. b. Sorte.. and d. q. Graham. hr
S3,.I5 cts: on X ,herl n ris, tor Sll5;
mr. n. HoIcpmb for Sl2 81; on Robert
and Nah Il Love f,r $50 with a creiu: /:
IN Ruhud Forman Tor $50; on u btn
T.. Meek, for 81 l;on Juhn y. PbiGr 10,
81; Two IN !. +. Bill, IN lor the sum Of
S35. and the ether $50; one On Juab
b ooks for Sl975 els, and another fr
s22. with % cr,dr; on Juhn Wells Tor S3i;
on Gilbert Baker 7 $50; on II. IT, High
for SIS SIC; on u. B. Morrow for Sl9; me
ncco M OF II. II llIgh for 81 So; reeo pi
on r. :. Blliy for an accaunttn S. T.. ~
len. tor & -; one T. on Acqui.ia Iubhs
for S3C5; note on ], hn G ark Tor S3: noe
on II n. High C,r Sl3,g5; on David Chil.
dress lnr S25.S7, with a crtdI; one re.
ceipi Of G. w. Lalt1n flr C lection; one
receipt on Ciantpn Fnzger1h fr - sj;
one on James lIegutuR iof Saj; one Ju ge-
meni IN the Circuit Court Of Marshall
County, for Sll0; ono Jl1g. maot IN J. -.
Cay trr S3,O,s7. costs S@9.9i; one note
on WHlam Lerrn, With a credit # $3.50.
one receipt Of WIN. n. Cain fr tie col GO.
tiln ufa uo'c on John Bnrkaunan FOR Sil,
6S res; ne recent IN o. Candy fr co..
lertion feXecu IN aPanst Jacob Rushing
and r. VI lie ~ (or S33.s9.
,,g15mgs, WITNESS the Hon. John p Sock.
ss ART, Jadee II tho SAID Prostate
~ " tlS olri. on the 81 Monday Of Au-
'SSSSF,SS gust, 1859, and seal thereof an
neAcu.
ASA NIX,
CLERK Of Probate Court.
Aug 81. ls50,-nnI2-3~.
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A CARD.

q HE subscribers nav ng completed their
n ang'meu's for ge nag IN heavy
and well assorted ; ock Of
Hardware, Cutlery & Guns,
for the Fa,l trade. respectfully invite the
attention of WHoLE.ALE DEALERs Ia tins
card, fully assur, d rhey WI find il 10 Their
interest to purchase Hardware IN Memphis,
so long as they ctn find an assor rnenr
equ il certain .fM aud cheap as may be
found IN Eastern VI rkcrs
The punhI,e of all our American
G od-, has been m 1de for cash by us, from
the most celebrated ftcjorIes 10 his cOu t., .
thr, uah the personal atl.nt on of u partner
rcsI inI IN \ W York. from wh an ". 81 j
be c instant v recei" ng heavy hi, menls oI
c llns aud thpr m krrs AAes, Ame, and
other makers shOves IN sIa les, cat
Ito owNare, iron, nail, c IT, e mi l.,p telt
balances. ca tack, iu.e 5. wtre : ives.
,Olt'n cnrds, cot n an IN nj Ia cor aye,
hame &c. &c. Ano.her ntner has s. n.
this Summer n Europe iof HE exp'e's p r
p &c OF supfIiltenflng TIE NINA nc c}u.e oi
goudS peculnrh hplrd t. this s'rllun 0
the county, such a. hoe, 'rac :, OK. log,
firh, str,lcGer, breast, { ngne, st,y, jack,
md coil cham; carry combs, hinges, pad.
TO, IL, sleellards, Iaz RS, pocket knives,
table calrry, br,tat MA spoon Eng.rh
aud French perc" ssI"n caJs, ii IS ch Is,
drawing knIv, S, hpnl s,Hs, In lls, cast.
stee, mil AID cross cut saws, Try pans.
cand,e irks eenuiue hen ming ne d osar d
f.h hook; Il ub e and .ingle hatreil MS,
ti-t,ls, &r. S. Tho,c ari.ies having
4 e aIrrrdy m c,uIed 10 our own
,-d,r aud 81 pppd from L.verppI, "il
arrive wa New Odean-. "a T. N tbe Fad.
and We hope b, the mddIe of Oclahcr To be
prcpa red with a hcuuilu stock, the fu nos, f.,
variety, aud che pne~s Of which ~ Il ob.il'e
iho nee, ssty ct morch.n's sending l. 81
for their hardware. "a we are fully
nll', being direct importers ourselves, 10
compete with any srmi ar house in the
Uaited States. tine con uued aud c,sl Of
transport ,ton rom tie f st cousi tered.
LOWNES & Go.
Successor, to r. T. LANu Co, ,--G3, Front Row
Mcmphis, August, 81. lS50-ul 2-2m.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

| MEDICAL DhPARIMENE 1.
/ TENfiE regular course Of lectures in this
- Institute will commence on the # 81
Of N0gember, and continue until The last
OF Febr airy. The Anat tmi al Depat
meat will te opened and ready to receive
Students by the firsl Of Ort1ter. The
Medical department will be uader he di-
re ton OF the 70 lowing
PROFESSO
J. Conquest Cross, IT. d. Professor OF
The Institutes OF Medicine
Il. Freeman, ". d., Professor Of Anato>
my.
r. s. NeactOn M d. Professor of SUI.
ger7.
HJ Rulce. II, d.. Profe. sor Of Theory
and Pr.dce of Medicine.
w Byrd PoweH M D. Professor of
Phy.iology, Palho ogy, Mncra.ogy and
Geology.
J King II. D. Profes or Of Matera Med
ica, Therapeutics and Medical Jarispru-
dence.
J Milton saaders. A. NJ, NJ. D., Pro
fessor Of hems ry, md Pharmacy.
J. A, Wilson. NJ. D., Professor of o.
srelrc, and ds-aseOf of Women and Chill
dren.
CLINIQUE LECTURERS.
MEDICINE Prot H. J. Huyce
SURoERY--Prof H. s. Nepfop,
T. freeman, NJ. d., Anatom cal Demon
srrator.
The fees FIR a full course of lectures
amount 10 $IO5.
E,ch ofessor'e ticket, Sl5. Matricn-
la'or's, S5 Demonstrators Fee, $40.
atu,Iiou, $50.
Those desiring further informant; n, will
please ad r, IS her lelters (posr paid.) to
; he Dtan aud slu euts arriving n The
c,ty Wi please call on him at the G. muer-
cial tloteI. X. S. NEWTON, NJ. d..
Dean Of The Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. T., w. ~ King, Professor Of The
ory and Pra tice Of IaH.
John DeIgGeid, Esq Professor of Com,
mercr Jurispuicncp.
TrsMs s. 0 pes ssion
All communcat ons p.ria'n'rg TO this
dcpaItmrni, must dress la
T.. W. VI KING, E.q
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Mar h, 1850.
The Facult es. f,r nte'lccmnl abilities,
mnr 80 ia AID poe si,nn cluuem nts,
w5l con p re av1r,blv wnh Ihe mat di..
tugui,hed m or cour,t y, The ne lrral
tlca Il Cin,ti'ntes m mona y in Ibis or
ny other coInuy--Rl ct theri are able
!, crn ers aud tie es; f icgcaers
Trost who will contemplate our geo
grrrhcd POSITION, and the extent Of oar
p pua ion, can have 10 ,ubr as 10 the
rIre,blit # our situai on for IN enterprise
o. the ind. A. I heslh itc ing I'll
.easons Of he year, we d,ny that ANY
T0uER cry HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds of
m ny u cuts relnive 10 lhe place OF stu1.
, Ing mei'c ne iho,e who mend practice
ing among the dre' ses OF The We-t AID
South should certainly educate themselves
1T school who,e faculty are prlc icaly
acquainted with lh5sc dise,,es.
Tha the pubic may be salisf Of lhe
prrnaueacy of this s.ho,. We feel 1t ,ur
nu,y to st t.. N. the T.gstes an Facrdv
loru a UNIT in ac,t0n. which argnrs welt
Cor rs luture success ard ha' the peculitr
luern i gau'za ion " whIch c meets them,
canuol be uterr IPtod g
t. W. KING, !.
Pres dent % tie Memphis Institute.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
Departure Of tho Atlantic Steamers.
BRITISH STEAMERS.

The following is reliable table Of the
saiiIng Of he British and North American
RoyiI Mai Steamships between Boston
aud Liverpool, and between New York
ard Liverpool, calling at Halifax 10 land
and receive mails and passengers for the
year 1850:
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MATTRESSES.

- TIE 81 s,ri'er WI keen
= % stan !, - y ~ rn Otf n.
81 asIpbv Of Nitress's o. b.
osu N natsctare lle al 40 make
n m to orLrsithe wcsl Pass,bls raj E.
md ~ be B q m-trr.als.
UFuOL. rruY.- So!a.. rhairs, and II
I'm Of urnaiu-e e,eaned and renovated.
" - % b. made 9 % IA mos new.
orAny orders ltf 81 n. Sifongs shop
wi ts promptly stIeI ID ~
J. G. BINGHAM.
Oxford. Avg 81, ls50-nol2-G
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LAND FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber ,iTers for sale The
ana. Pace on which be now resiies con.
tanning 800 acres. $50 IN a nigh state ol
all fresh except 20 acrcf. a
gn,d dwelling g-huuse toge,her with al
necessary uut buildugs, and all new, and
a well or uufai.ing wafer ia the yard, anj
road brginnng OF first rate Fruit Trees
OF al kind. now brariug Tie place -
stu,ied l2 miles from OxfOid, on the
Pan IA rnsd.
Oc-Pers"Rs wishing u purchase would
do well {, see the proprietor on the prem
ises.
wM. 5. BURNEY,
A1p. IL, 1850 -no-lO-lE.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
10. ABLE,
Mcrchdut CdtlOr.
OXFORD, MISS.
1Wn sTRAY STEERS.

TWO STRAY SIEESS.
TAKEN UPhyS.F Brg-r
s FFIssSs living : miles sou ~es, Il
tes Wyau. iuo Sieafs 20 0H:
ssa-1kuw- One lack wnh vli'c bark
D.. els horns ssWed ID. mark 4 viih
rIss THE leit ear, and sWal stHk and
lir .rrLii in ibe right. TIE 'thsr, uh te
, rcd head snd legs. bro,d b rn..
Fl crop aud spst N ihe right esr.
-'sc cr 6 years Cd. Each appraised
J. 80.
A. wOOLVERTON. Rauesr.
6sPL ., ls50. .-nl6-3w.
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Graduation Ee,

GIdhWd'lbU rec -~u
a course OF lectures on Medical Juris-
prudrnrs will be delivered gratis during
he session.
10 making the announcement tcr the
approaching session ofihe Botanioo Medi-
ch College, It is due the friends Of reform
end the public genera ly, to lay before
them is present condition.
The institution has uP to the present
been crowued with unparalleled success,
compared with similar institutions 10 tbs
country. True, it has had to contend with
those difficulties peculiar o. and which are
constant attendants upon The establishment
OF new institutions, and especially such as
embr, c. new doctrines,
10 addition 10 the flcil.tics for instruction
hcrCiuiore afforded, much IS being cone by
The eniepuslng tris ees and indn iduals 10
tender he Institution, possible, still more
worthy OF public confidence.
The College buildings formerly oecupi-
e6, having been louud too neonvenicnt far
,he advanced condulon Of the Institution.
arrangements have been made for the
building Of a more spacious ediice, which
IN addttion 10 the recessarv lecture rooms.
Viil embrace library, museum snd an
herlaiium. Tho arrangements now in
c n'empltion are deemed as complete os
ia the oldest Institutions IN the country,
and no pains VIII be spared, ellher by the
trustees - fculty, T. render The Institution
ol students MT only advantageous, bu-
pleasant,
ln consequences of ibe numerous apl lea
% rs which have besn made 20 extend in-
dulgeuce 10 young msn of enterprise and
merit. al laie ne, ting of the ftculiy, Il
wa unanimously sgssd, hat a no'e for
n.neiy five 20 lars. with ten good endrs-
e,s. payable taolve months sfer dafe,
should e received N liru r cnsh. Tor the
tick.ts e The several Prot. ssnrs iur one
sorse ofieciures. when students are Mt
prerarei 10 aivnnce the sh
Th.'-s viii ng further infrmaiinu
ri :. nee 10 te lus ifuiis n, vill n ass
ajdfsss lhe d IN, poi pad.
X. p. WATSON. n. D..
Dem offle F,dculiy.
Msmphi'. Anfi'. tS50.-no-50-if.
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Land, SaW-HiII & WOeI Fac
tory,

tory,
RDIs @n1Da
TVNHE subs brr o..cf- 10 se civ lun.
n dr.l acr,s Of 6ae We iius cred a. q
{ p ~ j. sat.l ten n.ilfs No..h E-st o. tls.
tori umel al s. "a The raj ,stding IRON
Nyau I. pi1i.t3~. Alss.
NW xllL & rsRgiKG HlCHTYE.
~ Ire "a hurry .fsii.htstnt. y, NV.
nnd Of ihe u 81 imrror. msit. 3 ~ s O. is'
on never f.,l'ug sirsam. The dsa has
b-,n ttsrdng ai.ou uireen wear, g..
taere ran Be ~ dnlb 81 ou sis ssserv 81 a
sr-nRih. A rare % twiy is noa o.
f-r. a Tor a p-.f a. ls inTe-tnsni. Th-
'erms ail B. mads reusolatls atd 30 suIi
The rcha-er.
OTFaf iu thsr infnrrnafian spplv q ths
Or anizsr oiicr. or pefs NJ ly. or by lei-
ser roa pai 81 the subscuLer at CasAe.l.
Lafysus Cooay.
L. T. WYNN.
JOY 5. ls5o.-5o-i-rE
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LAND FOR SALE.

TVTEslh,c issr Offers fr s-le c'inn
4 Ua) rwuship niue (eD. Of ra' &C. 80
(zl wtsi. stHa'td N \ cksny Wallis. la.
iay.ue CuuIty Mr. Reub n L.eiuu .
now rssiding rpan D.. lti. fine level lai .
bout 20 acre- clearel. q VI BE- daii,d
q suh purchasers. I'D wi b. u up a
aceumuls a ,iiur tcfm-. For fur he psr'tc.
ulars apply 20 B. p. Dill 10 OAf5d or 8,
the sulscr5erat Hernsnd0.
=. S. BAILEY
Arg. ,. ls5o -ro-s-u
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BOtanicO Medical College, of
Memphis, 1enn.

THVHE f h course m Nedca Lectures in
n this Institution will comm,nce on The
fri Monday N November next, and erd
% the last trlany in February succeeding
FACULTY.
G. W. Morrow, NJ, D., Professor of
Anatomy, gl2
JAMES WEAVER, NJ. D., Professor
fSIrgery, IL
:. r. JoNEs, NJ. D., Professor of
Phy-ioogy and Pathol' gv. ~
NJ. GABBERT, NJ. ID. PioC. Theory and
Pracuce f Med cine, IL
X. p WATSON, NJ d., Professor of
Ma'er.a Mcdica and Therapeutics. II
J J. RIDDLE, NJ. d., Professor # OBJ.
sicirics and D.seas,s of Women and
Children, IL
WV. HYER, A. NJ, Professor Of Chem
istry, Is
G. " Morrow, NJ. D., Demonsirator
Of Anatomy, s
Maircuation Ticket, s
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OXFORD AGENCY
of the Mississippi Mutual Insurance
Company.

OF the MlSSSStPPt Ou"t""I HtS"'"'tCe
Company.
gEyHE undersigned having been appointed d
Il Agent for the above Insurance Compa
nv is prepared to make in'urance on
Houses. Gods, Cotton and Produre. on
scam and Flat Boats on any Of our river,,
md upon the lives of white persons and
.ayes. at as ow rates as any other coed
Office, ,,
nal princpl,, allowing return premium
or ten per en! TO all irsring. Any loss
vii be paid n New Orenns and Mobile
f mis-. Tie wealth and integrity Of the
Stockholders and Directory. recommend
rhis Office to the confidence aud p':rona ge
Of cur own citizens over any foreign othce.
WI. y. wendell, Agent.
oxford. Sept, 26, ls50.-nl6-3m.
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). T. srRArrpN, J. II. GO DLErr. E. M'DA IT
SlrattOn, GOOdIett & McDaVitt,
COMM SSION & FORWARDING
MerCilamtS.
No 70, Front Roac. Memphis, Tenn.

NHE undersigned have in process of
II erection large Brick Fireprool Cot.
ton Shed, and would again tender lhclr
services 10 the friends and the public, in
(he Cotton Storage and Commission Bust
ness.
Pariicnlnr attention will be given to the
Sale of Cotton in thus market, aud also to
Forwarding Gnois to the country.
We keep constantly on hand a large
and we'll selected sock Of Groceries, P ~
erl 'om Bagg ng, Rope, TwIne, &c. Als,.
large lot OF Trnnes,e cured Bacon AID
leaf Lard, all e which will be sold low for
cash, or to onr customers on the usual
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-20
DelightfuI HARMONY.

The Republican talks OF the harmony of
the Democratic party in this county. There
have been some remarkable displays Of fra
ternal harmony within the last few weeks,
among our home Democracy. Even the two
Democratic papers of the county are at open
loggerheads and each appears to have its
supporters. There has been a muss about
the BlairsvilIe convention, which is another
beautiful evidence of this delightful harmo-
ny. And this Biairsville convention The
Democracy of Vanderburgh really were not
represented. 1t was got up bya little clique
of the Democracy, who did their own wire
working in the name of the party. Self-con-
sttuted they had nothing to do with the par
ty In the county. Let Democrats in Wander
burgh, who have been fancyIng themselves
rather conspicuous members of the party il
this county, reflect whether they were con
suited about tho convention or the candidates
No such thing. Probably not half dozcr
Democratic farmers IN the county knew any
thing about the matter. 1t was got up by {
half dozen clique here in town, who did no
pay their country friends the compliment o
asking their advice. What wonder then tina
there should be many Democrats in Wander
burgb and Posey who will not recognize o
have anything to do with the convention
nominations? They felt they should hav
had some say in the NATTER and they hay
expressed themselves so, privately and pub
licly. The Democrat appears to have give
some voice to their griefs, yet the matter
being healed up among the unterrifed an
harmonious Democracy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-20
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE!
sTEAMEIE GIkIFFI,rEI RURNT!l
goo PERSONS LOST.
BUFFALO, June II.

The fine steamer Griffith Capt. Roby,
while on her way up the Lake, took fire about
) A. Nj. to-day, 20 miles below Cleveland,
and was burnt to the waters edge. The
mate, who swan ashore for help, has reached
CIeaveIan J, and reports that only 40 of those
on board were saved, and these had to swim
ashore, there being no vessel near TO assist
them.
Capt. Roby, his wife and child, are among
the lost 1t IS reported that there were 200
to 300 passengers on their way to the West;
if this is correct, the estimated loss must ex
coed 200. The scenes on the burning wreck
are described as being agoulzing in the ex-
IRENE. 1t is impossible to assign the cause.
as yet. of this disaster, or to give any further
particulars. 1T is the greatest calamity that
has occurred OH Lake Erie, since the destIuc-
ton of the steamer Erie, by fire, some years
ago.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-20

The following beautiful lines, were writer
by gentleman of Washington, on hearing
Southern member of Congress, in a speech, sa,
Gwen Teach the North.,'
4 You'll teach the North Aye, teach her what?
Has Bunker Hill forgot her dead?
Is Lexington an unknown spot,
On which the churls Of ign'rance tread?
Is FanuelIs holy hall a tomb
OF buried thoughts and deeds unknown?
Ard Plymouth! does she sleep in gloom,
And scorn the Pilgrims stepping store?
" You'll teach the North! Aye, teach her what?
To bow before your naughty will,
To choose the meniars humble lot,
And at your simple md be still!
To shame her fathers bones with fear
TocOwer behind their hallow'd graves!
As we'll might you, in their career,
Control the Oceans giant waves!
''she gives you life--she feeds your pride,
She makes you strong in dangers hour;
She stands { brother by your side,
To laugh to scorn thu spoilers power
Then teac n her not with angry mien,
Then ehafe her not with idle words;
She sta dds like her old hills serene;
And for her foes reserves her swords!
g YouiH teach the North! Her spindles ring
With downy seeds from southern plains
II er labor makes your reapers sing,
And richly pays for all their pains!
( She loves YOU still Her children know
Your fathers deeds ofdeathless fame;
When North and South opposed the foe,
/ And gained a country and a name
Then teach the North to love the plains,
Where sleep in blood her gallant dead;
Teach her 10 make more bright the chains
That link in one each sovereign head
Ask not from her to basely bow,
And, like a spaniel, lick your rod
She wears youI laurels n her brow,
And master, she has none but God!"