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pEIAaARE COLLEGE.

uNHE Faculty OF Instruction Of this Institution under
its present organization, consists OF the following
named pFofessorships, 10 wit:
A PROFESSIONALLY Of Mental and Moral Science,
A Professorship OF the Crock and Latn Languages
A PROFESSIONALLY 81 Mathematics and Natural philoso
ply,
A Professorship Of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres,
PROFESSIONALLY OF Chemistry and Natural History,
Professoiship OF Civil Engineering,
A PROFESSIONALLY OF Modern Languages and Drawing.
The Collegiate year div ded into two sessions
of twentyone weeks each The first session
the fourth Wednesday of October and the second on
the fourth Wednesday Of April Each is followed by a
vacation Of five weeks
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 tt or nr y 0

t. Seybold, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
and Solicitor IN Chancery Ottawa, La Sale coun-
~. Illinois e3-Vulun,ccr Advocate tor Fugitive
Slaves. march 10
John H. Murphy, attorney and Counsellor at
Lip, Ottawa, Illinois, aug ~, 1871
O,ii:c IN the court house
ti,mpiin n Wallace, u c. Champlin-W ii
/. Wallace Attorneys and COnnscliOrsat Lan.
O,iice up stairs IN the next building north OF the
Post Office nov 23' ~.
T.. y. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed his office from Reddicks block TO
the room formerly occupied by the sherB IN the
court house now occupied IN part by Lorenzo be-
land. may ~
Norris n Fisher. Geo II Norris-Geo s Fish
er,l attorneys At Llm and LaRd AGENTS, Otfd-
Bd, H. Will pay particular atteniionto the pay
ment OF taxes in any pnrt OF Illinois, purchasing
and selling real estate investigating titles, collect
ting demands, buying aud selling military land
warrants, and locating them onthe best lands for
soldiers others. .sccurlngprnslons and all claims
arlnslthe government. Office on the south wes,
corner ot the court house square
VI. T.. lpiis'er. attorney and COunSclior Hi
Latr and SIlicifor IN ChGRcery--O Ottdica, III
q licc over the store OF t. u Smith, opposite
the Mansion house Jan. 40
Glover n Cook. j {. Glover-B c. Cook Al.
torneys and C1unseiiors al La,r- Otapa OF
flee IN R-dlck's Block east side OF the public
square. Jun 'is-u
Henry G.. Cotton. Attorney and Counsellor al
LI1 and SI'irifOr ~ CAlncery-- OHdmd, us
Office IN the Court house. jun ~
y. .R1niall. ittorneya Ldu-- Oswrgo, Ken
Kendall Co.. Nis. Aug 10, lSiS--u
Freer& Ingalls,. 4. {. = FRErE, q 4 lvGAr1sl
dHornsy' and Solicitors, Chicago, HIS mrl5.
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pbnsitians s. Surgeons.

VIM. W. Cavariy, Pbysician y Surgeon Of
t1cg, W,-D.h'e IN the drug Slore--oi rs his pro-
icS'Onal services TO the citizens OF this vicinity,
and hopes by attention to business, to merit
aihtr- otpnjHc patronage. j. % II
II. W. HOpkins, PiBsiciiu anil SqrgeoR--Of.
ElrI, W, Mrs hi, prJt.ssunnl services 10 the ci
tnrns OF Ounsi, ant vicinity. Office over the
store ot II. W Cheeyer nrNttO Walker * HEX
In, resIIen'c Oh thr north side Ottla new public
sqllrc. where he may be found al all time, except
vhen absent on professional buiness aug as
Df. Prtrson, PaysiciaH, SlrgeOH, and Den.
hsi-OliIi1J, Ill., oi-rs h- protcssionn services
10 The nm t1ilnts OF Ottawa and vicinity. Of
tiiie at his residence on Columbus street
L. DR. 7. still continues to PEI form operations IN
sliti, ylrlols branches OF Dentisfry Charges to
corrsspoad with the times mar IL. ~
ID. ID. riompson, VI ID oilers his professional
scvtccs to the citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity
q ;s IN the room formerly occup.rdhy DR.. Gull
bert, oppl'Itr the Telegraph Office, up stai,s IN
R.llI,A. block. ap 2J-!g
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= II q Nists .

Walker " iIicNling, D.Iiers IN Drugs Heji.
ctaes, Puats ORs PIrpisieS. Patent .NedI.
cIass, Glass, Sc, uttawn, H.
Hunter " Cavnrly, D,GlerS in Drugs Medicines,
Piiato, OTIS, Patent Medicines, Yarnisiis. Dye.
strtSSc second store north oiihe Nanstonhouse
Oitawa. III.
T. l. Thompson. D.dl,rIn Drugs, Patent Nsdi.
ee!hss, Pants, OdS, ITmshcs, Dye -staDS, &e.
Between Ciy Ioiclaud RrIdick's block
=. j. smith, Deaisr al Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
OHs, Dge SilBs sc, &c, Newark, Kendall coun.
L, ,llllnoIs
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s.-----------z CABIN q
s So .:e..-... w are House.M
AND CsssIR MANIEACIUE

IOUS LATHAM respectfully announces to the
u citzcns Of Ouuwa iharh" has 'ahcn the cnbncl
Establishment lately occupirdby W MOORE and
that he has uOw on hand and is manufacturing
all kinds OF Furniture and Chalrs at his shor
on La Sale 81 such card. centre aud dining 1a.
blrsi bureaus bed,tends of all kinds; cane fin.
and wood seat chairs. lie also keeps on hand loo.
lnr glasses picture irawr sc.
All wofl, sold 10y hnnIs warranted welmndr and
cheap as can be bought any where in this country.
\ --Coiiins kept on hrnd and made to order
on short uollce and uncralshtrnGrd wuha h'arsc.
lutrrment privileges IN the Cemetery at 81 each
tltnu,a Iulv y. IsSu
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TAILORING.

I BAILEY would inform the citizens Of Ottawa
y AMI the people the surrounding country, that
hh has now opened shop on his own account
one door south Of The Union House,
where he intends To carry on the above business for
the present, From his experience IN the business,
aud long residence IN the Town, he tlalters himself
that he has gained reputation for good workman
snip, tina, cannot be- surpassed IN this meridian
Being constantly IN receipt oi the newest styles,
the public can rely upon having hyirgarmcnts made
upin the mos, fashionable manner and warranted
to ht
Cutting done on short notice. Terms reasonable
Ottawa. Ami o6
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miscellaneous.

George Smith, , fashionable Taiior, opposite Cush-
mans store. regularly receives the fashions from
the East. and WILDE happy to make up cothngi tor
allwho tavor hun with their patronage. \ IT
warranted IN very case Par,cularattentIon Maid
to Cutting. Ottawa may 10, lsig.
G.BIrr, AGENT for Fr,tsciioa Insurance Comma.
ny, Hrtior --opposi,c the Mansion House
Seth G. Earl, Carridge, house, and sign Painter,
Papererand GidEier, Ottawa H. Shop ON Co.
lum5usstreet. over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carriage makershop.
Jacob &. Stone, Stddie, Harness, and Trxnk
mmafactmer, and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
Jos. III. Wagner, Justice Of the Peace office in
the nort.east corner OF he courthousrup stairs.
OF dec 7'ig
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Chain Pumps.

NE would call the attention OF III. public gene.
w rally and TO farmers and stock growers IN
partlcular,,o the utiIy and durability OF the above
named article. For ordinary purposes, they are su-
penor TO all other pumps rs they cannot freeze or
lnIure the water and Oh account ui remarkable sim.
piclty IN construction not liable to get out OF or
der or to be de'nnged. A child b's or 10 years o'
age can draw ~atrrilom ordinary wells wlh ease
and safety
All orders let rt John IIossacks office, Ottawa
ill promptly attended TO. + W ROVE
Ottawa, sept a.
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Bowling Saloon!

ANES OConnor respectfully informs the ci,i.
~ zens OF Ottawa, that he has recently re.6t,rd
aud materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square, originally established by him,
and 'hn, he Is now prepared 10 accumulate parties
desiring healIhul exercise, with the best game Of ie,
pms to he found tins side OF Chicago.
-, Ills Alley has been nely constructed ofthe hes.
ohetry, aud cannot TAIL TO give the utmos, sai,sac.
ton,
will give one dollar premium to any man who
viii mike seven 10 strikes IN a half string
Ottawa Jan Is
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Ottawa Seminary.

NJ K & Mrs Whijcomb having opened srmir.
vi ary on Tuesday, AprIi Isl, at Mt tloiand's )
stone building La Sale siieei, Otlawn, vii teach
Reading, Wiring, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geog.
raphy, Philosophy Chemistry, Botany, Astronomy,
Algebra. Geometry, lrgonomeiry, Surveying, and
the first principles OF Latln language
Also Nusic, Piano Forte J Drawing, Embroidery,
OIL and Water Painting by Mrs. Whllcomb late
Principal Of the Female DEPARTMENTAL The Mt Pa.
atne Academy.
REFERENCES:
Rev, Mr. lIlGBY, Rev. Mr. THOMPSON.
KELLY, WHrTLEsY,
llEArH,
n,rrrL
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Shaving and Hair Dressing,

THE subscribers take this method OF returning their
thanks 10 the public for the liberal patronage
they have received and hope, by increased attention
~ business, TO merit and receive still further patron.
ogr, Their door Is kept open early and late, and
ihelrpricrs are suited to hard times
Shopkept open late on Saturday night, but closed
stprrCisey 10 O'Clock, A. VI. on Sunday
Razors, brushes, COMBS, &c for sale
Shop on Madison near Columbus ST, nor,h-eas,
Of the court house. RElZ Il GREBEL.
Ottawa Dec 81 1850 3m
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nE N a;nA N q: ~ "a .
Brunker's Rifle Mandatory.

n ME subscriber having returned from the east
after vlslung the principal manufactures, he
a Is now prepared 10 manufacture the ceItbra-
rants to be equal to any made IN this or else
where. lie viii also keep constantly on hand and
for sale good assortment oidouble and single bar
rcll"d fowlnP Pieces, Powder fiosks, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps and superior ari-
Gle oi Sporting Powder
AlkInds Of obbmg IN the gunsnith line done with
neatucs> and despatch
shop ON the east side OF Columbus st. one door
south ui The Unlon IIuusc lnnr 22-tt
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Millinery Establishment.
BY MRS. GREGG,

DI WNS. NNFUU,
Directly opposite tnshm'dns store, and one Door
psstot Diekey's Jemeiry Shop
SilE wishes to inform the ladies OF Ottawa and
- surrounding country, that she has received her
tall aud winter stock ol goods CONSISTING in part Of
silk velvet, Satins, Ribbons, Pushes, common
and fancy Flowers, Ladies Pumes, &c.
Also line lot OF winter Bonneis Of the latest fash.
ion, Just received from New York
Bonnns repaired on short notice Trimmings
and Llnlngs always on hand. SARAH GREGG.
BET ~ 1880 -lUii
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD informs his friends and the
~ public that he has Just opened Meat Market at
hl, new building on he corner north Of the Court
House Square. IN Ottawa where he will he happy to
supply all hls friends and the public with the choicest
Of everything IN the meat line. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand.
No W1rtet on Sunday The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening" but closed on the Sab.
bath sepl2l 1850
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The Best Coal

RRoUGlITlnlo the Oitaw, market is now raised
- by Mr. MARKS MORlARTY, who may {
an tlhes he found At his residence near the canal
bridge al the hend OF Buffalo Rock Ills he'd is in
the same region where the famous "S,tnwn Conl is
raised, aud Nr VI challenges n comp ,rlSon with
that coal, knowing hlS own. taken all together Ia he
better article, a. to the con from most o the beds
nrouuo Ottawa, II is positively not 70 be- compared
With his aud yet Nr Monariy engages To ~,ll hls
con aschrap NJ, Il no, cheaper than, any ufhe conl
denrrsin this region
Teams always Kept in readiness to deliver con 10
order; or any number OF teams loaded nj short no.
tce on applying NJ the residenc. of the subs riher
The attention Of Biacksmifhsi Is particularly called
to this coal MARhS MORTALITY
Buffalo Rock, a ms below Oitawa) Dec IA, 1850
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wanted to break all tho clocks ahout me, Be.
cause they seemed joined in q conspiracy againss
me. to lengthen out Saturday Nctwithstand.
ing my imPatience, the hours rolled round, and
on Sunday an age aflct the clock atruck eleven,
It announced d'dsy.
stood IN my ba.e1ny -rd dsvoured every ca.
rage With my eyes, a. o'clock had sesn ell
the carriages in Paris ioll hy-snd was still q.
lone Alone when one has been promised Q
rsndezpousi There is in this deception the very
dellrium Of despair
As soon as 1t was proper, | ran TO visi, Madem.
oiselle de st. Phar. Tie porter. hardly conceal.
ing smile, said, MAIDEN oselie dc Saint Phar has
gone to the courtrs
When will she return I asked !, with death.
like visagc
After Easter OF Christmas, answered tho por
ter.
ss came away heard loud laughter 10 ,ho.
rus from the Whole fan.ily Of yorirr-
No ncws of Asdsmol-,ie lie sam, Phar Ev.
cry night at the op,ra--but NJ danseNse Her
name no longer appeared Ia the b.--it hal dia-
appeared from the ballet a. her perrun had :Iuai
her hotel
Could abase my dignity az representative -:
the Celestial Empire by causing search to les
made fol IA d,nseps,S Via, would tie Hund
secretary for foreign affairs have sAid of mel
could r'ilr sui'e' N silence. So did sufer-and
held my tongue
Forty days after ha, fatal Sunday vas wa,.
King along great street, whoSc name ] forget,
and havinga haLitufrcullng signs az pass along.
what was my nstonishmsEt 10 rsad Tho follow.
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Business CARDS.
GA N go
Carriage and Wagon Mandatory


u. GAY would inform his friends and cusio-
~ mers that he has removed to- his new shop a /
the south OF the public square where he
wlcontnuc the manufacturing OF carriages bugg,s
aud wagons III the latest aud most approved styles
Beng practical workman, he faters himself that
he can build good work cnn be produced IN tins
market. Work made 10 order and warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash pnid for seasoned lumber J G. GAY.
IUGRON' Pam, Shop up stairs.
lam 1 1851
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Storage s. FORWARDING q
Notice 10 Farmer>.-J. Cro,,y i. no,
4 Q trl 3 .

Fox River House, by l.. DELASo, on the canal,
uear the aquaduct, Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House, ncarthe confluence ofthe H.
iinois aud Fox Rivers, and near the bridge.
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Horse ShOeing

nONE ~. Bnmards shop, supcrin,ended by
- Jons HooprR.
No tno Prices n, this shop. Horses shod new
IN the best manner, at Sl.25 Wagon making con.
tinued Mt the same place, Ms usual Old friends aud
customers, and new, are invited to call and leave
their orders. dec7 Y. BARNARD.
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Petit Jny.-The list Of petit jurors being called.
ID answered to their names ''s s"iiou,
Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Before Hon. Judge Mitchell, and Aldermen Gri


ArRn.7.-The grand and petit juries were called
and discharged, the former for week, thelatter for
fortnight and the court was about to adjourn when
Mr.. Chas. III. Carpenter said that he had motion
te make in the case Of the people against Chas ii.
Carpenter.
The court remarked that the motion had better
stand over till Monday next.
Mr.. Carpenter said he had resolved notice from.
one Of the counsel in the case, intimatng tina. no
was willing that noie proseYa should be entered.
The District Attorney said that he was counsel for
the people and no private counsel had any authority
from him to enter a nok prosegui. lie then moved
that the case Of John and Sarah Watson, charged
with arson be sent back to the sessions, 80 az to be
tried there this week. The District Attorney also
moved that the Of Rufus Mech, and the two
indictments against Chas III. Carpenter (at the suit
Of the kidd Salvage Company be sent back to
Sessions.
These motions were not opposed. The court
ordered the cases 10 be sent 10 the Sessions, and tho
Oyer and Tcrmincr took n recess to Monday next,
the nth inst, when prisoners will be brought up
and arraigned
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen Morgans and Kelly
APRIL THE April term of the Court of Scs-
sions commenced this morning. The following is
the
CALENDAR OF CAsEs.-Murder. 2; assault and
battery, with intent to kill, 2; abduction, ADAM
doning an INFANT in the street, bigamy, for
gerry, 3; burglary, l6; grand larceny, Is; en-
bezzlement, 1; petit larceny, second offence, i.
total, 46 new cases. OF old cases. there are indicted
z; convicted, 3; bastardy, u; abandonment, 2;
total, old and new, 50.
Ike Grand Jury OF the gentlemen summoned
to serve grand jurors, twenty-one appeared, and
stephen Van Nostrand, foreman Thomas Brown,
Washington Brockner, BENJAMIN Bateman, Mat
thias Bloodgood John O. Fay, Albert Gainsey,.
Timothy Garrick, John w. Howe, John Hutton,-
David :. Jackson, Leonard J.. johnson, Charles
c. Leigh, Caleb 5. Merritt, Robert Mccoy, Lorenzo
Moses, John G. Nelson, Charles Olmstead, Horatio
Reed, Aaron Swarts, James b. Taylor. The Re-
corder charged the members in relation to their
duties and called their attention to certain statutes
Of our State, which the law requires that the grand
then retired to their chamber to commence the
work.
Pda Jury.-The list Of petit jurors being called.
ID answered to their names Ss s"A'u'
Jurors ..mni-Seven gentlemen summoned to
sefve as grand jurors, and twenty-three summoned
TO serve as petit jurors, were fined SIS each, for
non-attcndoncc.
AiJufis Baam.-The counsel for Allen Burti.,
we'll known to the police by the name Of Alburtis,
yesterday morning applied to the court to have the
bail Of the defendant reduced from 500, at which
it had been fixed by Judge Bebce. The charge
against Burtis is that of grand larceny, in the
alleged stealing Of diamond brooch, worth sl25,
from the store Of Messrs. Tiffany, Young 4 Ellis,
Of Broadway The court reduced the bail to 81 00o.
John a. Briggs, Of Walker street, in the Fifth
ward, became bail in that amount, and Buti was
discharged from custody.
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ARnrsr or MURDERER ~ Mrssorrf.-Ycstcr-
day afternoon, two gentlemen, named Peter Huff
and dhas. Gretchen, came down on the steamer Sa-
ranac, having in custody man named James Mas
sey, whom they arrested on Monday last, az his re-
sidcnce Ia Wright county, Missouri, for the murder
Of q man named John Brown, in the county OF
Meigs, in the state Of Tennessee, some time last
May. The circumstances Of the murder, as we
have them from Mr.. Huff, show the deed to have
been one Of the most horrible, cold blocdcd, and
fendish acts, whose record has ever stained the
annals Of crnnc In this or any other country. Tho
circumstances elected, as we learn at the coroner's
ury, are briefly these; An Illicit connection exist
d between Massey and n woman of bad character,
n the ncghborbood where both he and the muir
dcrcd resided, in the aforementioned county;
and on account Of an intimacy which had sprung MP
between the latter and this woman, a feeling Of
jealousy was harbored by Massey, who, on several
occasions, threatened 10 take the life Of Brown,
which he finally accomplished in following manner.
Enticng his intended victim, under some reason
able pretest, TO lcncly place in the mel ghborhood
Of bis own dwelling. he, ~ the presence % the
woman spoken Of, offered him flask Of liquor,
and, while he was in the act Of drinking, struck
him n blow on the forehead with large piece Of
rock, which knocked him down, when he ssrang
upon him, and, with the same weapon, literally
mashed in his face and portion Of his scull And
them a. if unsatsfed with the extent Of bis brt-
talilty, vented his fendish rage by stamping upon
the breast and actually attempted to tear IN pieces
the body Of his victim. After having accomplished
the bloody deed the murderer fed, leaving the
woman with the body. The woman was Immediate
" arrested, and appearing before the Ccroner's
Jury testified TO the foregoing facts. a true bill
for murder WIS found by the Grand Jury, and n
reward of 1900 offered for the arrest of he fugitive
who vas arrested hy Mr.. IIuf short time after
Chpstnas, at Louisburg, Ark, but escaped frou,
en- tody on the way TO Tennessee. Some time
slice. Mr.. III. learning that Massey was living in
wight county, not far from his dIuFs) pIsce Of
rs.idencc, which i IN the adjoining county, again
sfted in pursuit Of him in company with NIr.
fctchcr, and discovering the place Of hi. conceal
NJ .b.l 10
dwelling, arrested and secured him. Massey was
aware OF the pursuit., and had armed himself with
rlne which nc attempted to use, but his assailants
.,,osihs Win ann, managed after desperate srug-
could use ~ There being no boat in readiness 10.
TART ior their place Of destinaion the prisoner was
piaceo ~ the calaboose for safe keeping until some
I'm ., Conveyance could be procurcd.-H. Louis
MOS fntdfgno1, Much -
TIL were l61 dcniL. In ILialrlnLa Llurnn a. ~
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ondine be 9th inst -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

crat or as Wing measure-but as a tri-
nmph of wisdom and of patriotism over the
mi'chievons purposes of designing poli'I'
cans al tn" north and at the south. ! be-
love that in 40 other way could the peace
Of the country ans the integrity of the
union have been as entirely preserved.
AS to The remaining question of which ]
proposed to speak in this communication. ]
am clearly of the opinion that few OF the
many Safes Of this great confed'rncy, stand
80 much IN need of liberal system of In
,ernal improvements ns our own; and in
view of the population, wealth and re-
sources of the State, it has occurred to mo
that, for the future, there ought to be no
grea, difficulty in tho adoption of system
commensurate 10 the wants o., q people so
enlightened and public spirited, Other
States. possessing advantages and resources
inferior to our own. have left Us far behind
in the march Of improvement, but it is graft
Tying to know that better state Of things
begins to dawn upon our pathway. The
importance of rail road communications is
| COW fully appreciated by oil classes, and in
"very portion Of the State our people are
alive to their true interests upon this great
subject. 1t is one which especially com.
mends itself to the people Of East Tennes
see, and trust that they will never permit
their energies to flag until they shall have
accomplished the Two great undertakings
in which they have embarked. Tho sue.
cess of the East Tennessee and Georgia
road is now placed beyond doubt, and when
completed. il will be an achievement upon
which its authors may well congratulate
themselves and the country. It's benefits
will not h. confined alone 10 those who.
under so many difficulties and drawbnck' !,
have pushed i, forward, but will exterd TO
many who have. perhaps, looked on its pro,
grcss with indifference. In this connection,
| may be permitted tn say, tina, regard the
"Eas, Tennessee and Virginia rail road" as
one of the most interesting and important
enterprises which has ever been projected
in the southern or western States. and one
which appeals most forcibly TO the interest,
The pride and The patriotism Of every Ten
nesseean. Fit should he the will Of my
fellow citizens to place me in the Executive
chair, shall esteem it pleasing duly tr
invite tho serious attention Of the Genera
Assembly to every judc"us and practicable
means by which its early completion muy be
ensured.
W. B. CAMPBELL.
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GEN, CAMpBELL.-Tte latest accounts
from Ger. Campbell represent TINT he IL
still very feeble end indsposed from the
effects of The disease with which he had
been afflicted, but was slowly improving
His physicians slate that he will not be bic
10 90 into the canvass any more during the
present contest.