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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-07-27

&C. Below we insert an article from the last
M mber of the Eastern Clarion, which shows
how little encouragement there is for publishers
TO put themselves TO any extra expense TO make
their publications interesting instructive and
valuable. This is wrong-northern publishers.
as we'll as northern manufacturers, are encour-
aged literally not only By the Northerners but
by the Southerners while the Southern adven-
turer is overlooked. and is left 10 seek his way
unprotected either at home or abroad When
can we expect to compete with the North If this
state of things is allt wed to continue? South
erners look to the interests of the Southern pub
Usher and give friend Adams a chance to reim-
burse himself for his enterprise:
Tue DEcfsloNs-The lMississippian does as
generous justice in the following notice of our
reports ot the decisions of the High Court of
Errors and Appeals. We would add, however
that the patronage which these reports have in
duced Is BY no means a reimbursement of our
outlay. We employ talented and well known
gentleman as our reporter, at liberal salary per-
annum, and we have reason to have the fullest
confidence in the accuracy of his transcripts
Gentlemen Of the bar throughout the Stale will
at once perceive the great adyania age which would
enure 10 themselves b. subscribing TO our Jour
nal, which IS the only regular reporter Of the de-
ctstoRS an The State. To all litigants the advan-
tage must be equally obvious.
REPORTS OF The DECISIONS or THE HIGH Court
OF ERRoRs AND APPEALs.-Oar friend and cotem-
porary, S. r. Adams, Esq, of the Eastern Clag-
ION, continues The publication of these nyalu-
able reports-and with typographical fidelity
10 which we can bear witness--for the last year
nr 50, and probably with The same result as our
selves His is the only journal IN The State ach5ch
publishes the reports and il is decide div to the
interest Of gentlemen of the legal profession to
evince some little appreciation of his efforts to
furnish them, long in advance ofany other mode
of communication. with what may be termed all
that is really uital in the law, by generally sub
scribing to his paper. Mr. ADAMS employs
reporter. at salary, TO furnish his columns regu
larIy and Immediately with the decisions.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-07-27

DfssOImfIOl.

M%AS51 A@&AAOAAe
THNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
a. tween J. J. Berlin end M L. Eris6. un-
der the name Of J.. J. Berlin & Co., has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be continued by MI. y. Erlish, who. viii
settle all the accounts Of ne old firm.
j. ]. BERLIN.
M. r.. ERLISH,
Yazoo City, July ~, 1858. 3t.-3s.
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CO. viii the New York "Day Book" x with
Us, u Only send number whenit J for transfers
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
John B. HemphiIl.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-07-27
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK, ,

FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
S. ID Livingston, n. III. LuSe,
James Perry, ]. T. Russell, Jr-
John B. Deason, T.. WaSsOn,
S. M. Phillips.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
F. w. QuackenboSs.
FOR PROBATE CLERK.
James III. Bell.
FOR SHERIFF.
M. a. jenkins.
FOR ASSESSOR
w. III. Mangum, VIM. R. Wrenny
Joel Sherrard, Benz IL. Adams,
r. III. M. Luse, James III. Griffin
William HoWson.
FOR TREASURES.
Peter B. Cook, Alex. Smith,
John P. Street, William May,
IF. M. Winn,
FOR RANGER.
A. J. Herrod, g. w. Jones,
FOR CORONER.
B. @. $. White.
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FOR CORONER.
B. G. $. White.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

Many years ago, a merchant, wor;h
near n million oi dollars, stood upon
wharf. wt'ching the approach II a rich
ship. just arrived in port, OF which h,
was the owner. He was e!s,ed with
his good 'crinne, and looked lofty aud
arrogant. Apoor seaman, suffering ~.
der gricvous maladies stood near and
baving experienced how chaugeful is
life. he senlured TO sugges, ia the ,ri.
umphant merchant, that riches had
wings"
Pooh r said the me,chsn': .,het-
you see that diamond ring Iiake frnm
my fnger7 See me fling i, into the
river. 'Tis gone. As we'll NAV Won
expect ever to see tba, ring again. as 10
see me pcor:man
Some days afterwards. The merchant
gave etea: dinner TO his friends -
Among the luxpriss pro, ided FOR the
feast was ss.mond. rom he river.
The cook happening to open The stom-
ach Of the salmon. found there, 10 her
great surprise the merchants diamond
ring She carriedit to him. His coun.
tenance fell. for he remem bered his
boastful language.
The dinner was heartless and ledions
TO him. The rich wine only made his
thoughts the more poignant. lie slep.
none tha. night. He became "an alter
I'd man. His specula,ions were all
unfortunate. Loss succeeded 10 loss
md in few years he was poor man.
Wealth. is the gif. OF Col, aud given
Tor good purpose. No, TO be squan-
iered-not TO make its posscssor hard Of
heart but to teach him benevolence,
20 ena BILE him 10 be . fl hi . fellov,ran
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

she grcwls like tiger its prey Mark hew she
sorgrs. only purruG and ioohng with -rce eyes for
mor when the last morsel 10 6nished. Afer that she
washes her whisken With world -vi4s air, and the
entire ins Of Adam d nothing to her until she grows
hungry aga'n.
Bslwer, Burns, Byroa and Scstt, hsvs oil owned
string symp'thies With the dog.
II our youpg friends should Be fond of I'd sports.
they shnsld never rate the va'us Of Puto smelly by
his professional Accomplishments Of finding and
pointing game. Az he h the s-slous adjascr and
paftaker of yeur dversios, he shouts also in some
measurs Be your companion and ynus frisna.
You may smile, but well will il b With you, when
tbs nush Of ysu is passsd IL you do not then rate
bic fidelity higher than the standard Of friendship,
IL exists In the gay world
Yoa vim nud nothing uperior 10 patbos to the tale
which ere tsld u ths faitbfalssss Of The dog.
II isnas msny months since ws saw In the yublic
prints IN scoount Of party Of sunten, who had dis
covered in the far west the crpse Of an Indian sx
tended the prsirie surrounded by gang Of wolves,
which famished dog still kept at bay. What pic
lure for artist to dclneate, and how for,ibly II
rsminds rs Of the touching lines Of the poet
And be vas faithful to . corpse,
A. d kept the birds and beasts
Which hungefed there, ct bay.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28
For the Journal.
The Teeth.

DsAs Eprros: You II obl,ge "a Sub
seriher''by publishing in your valuable paper
. few thoughts that have been suggested to
HE mind within few days, owing to %.
we're attack Of toothache, that was protrac.
Aed for week or more, not from any de-
sire to retain the tooth, (fos that was be-
yond the skill Of man, but the inherent
dread Of the horrible turnkey deferred me
from vensur,ng to apply 70 = physician for
relief. But learning thos dentist was to
bs found IN Muscasins, Asd to him for an
sllsviation Of my .uferings, which had now
bscomA intense. found him we'll supplied
with instrumsnts for that lrsnch Of h,s
profession also. . strong arm and q steady
nerve. With these requisites sk,llful OPP
srasion was performed, the srring member
removed, my troubles seased and soon
began to fssl like my fsrmer self.
When young, the opportunities for OBJ
tanning the services OF dentist were few,
and were son6ued TO our large cities. /,
o. sosrse, grew up, ~ most young men,
leeting ny testh. The result has been the
almost entire loss Of thoss valuable Organs.
This lamsntabls defect 10 not confined to
nyself, By any msana. I have ocular DEM
onstraiion cf this fact evsry day Of my
tifs. At the pfesent time this difHculty
ora bs averted entirely, BY majority Q,
the rising geasrstiou, as il has now become
= wsll-sstsblishsd fAct that the skill OF the
dentist 10 suikoient to protect the teeth
from The ravAgss Of decay, IL taken in
Aime. ~, ~
Should We not infer from analysis that
that nature designsd thsse organs to re-
main with thsir posssssof through lifsf Do
not animals retain their teeth in state Of
preservation during their existence? The
violation OF natures laws i no doubt the
cause OF the diliculty. The teeth have svi-
IDENTIFY been placed in the mouth for the
express purpose Of masticating food, pre-
paratory TO its reception into the Stomach,
consequently every one Of thcss valuable
Members that ere removed, 10 like breaking
. cog from . wheel. lt teuds to impair the
whole machinery the food 10 taken into
the stomach half ehewsd. The rssult is,
tho digestive organs become impaired BY
OYER exertion, being compelled 70 perform
the lsbpR that should hsys been attended TO
in the mssth. Dyspspsia asd iAdigestion
II the o0zsequsnce, in connection With .
general derangsment Of the whole system.
The teeth are also nsoessasy fer artisula-
tion. II 10 an impossibility to artieulate
with ease Il the frout teeth are wAnfing.-
There ere many worAs = eur language the
sound Of which cannot - given il thsrs
exists dsasieaey n the necessary appsa-
daQss.
Asothsr great svil exists, end BY no
means tridine one. e II p6seible for per.
seas 70 sajoy coed health, sv avea eenpasa.
tive eoqfSgf, wieh their nssths n . diseased
sn1 uns1saa sAass. There 10, Tor instance
ssbstsuas tbat aeoslmulssss sn asd around
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28
Curioas Facts,

One gallon OF water in steam will
raise six gallons from so 10 2l2.
London extends over an area OF %
square miles. and its population is neur-
ly two and half millions
The Dardaneles. though fifty smi,es
! long are only Swo wide
Ayoung man in Pittsburgh ran two
miles in FIVE minutes. 8G
An elephant has the strength of about
one hundred aud fifty men,
The highest peak of the Rocky Noun.
tains is IL, ,5U0 feet.
There arc 5000, 900 drunkar rds in the
United States. .,.. s,r
In Cornwall. ceriain steam engines
have lifted 40 million lbs one foot. with
one bushel Goals. and one at Wheel
Towan lifted sc, millions with an sp
inch cylinder.
Extreme cold produces the same pet
.ception on the skin as great heat
When mercury is frozen at 40 degrees
below zero. the sensation is the same as
that OF touching red ho, iron.
Acids combined with water. condense
it, and produce .hea:. 49, FF
Eggs are hatcAed at lo4 degrees Of
heat. .-, -.
The coldest hour Of the twenty-fo
is i've in the morning. and the wermrst
is from two to three in the sfternoon.-
The mean heat is from half past eieh,
to half past nine. The greatest range
is IN July, the least in December.
Oae volume OF any gas com bincs with
one OF another, or with two or three
exactly ye3gae 80 Fanu.a lo i5lsa
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

1oeoRooooeDS3O 8OoD0D.
haay ~ - gn9aily kaeva thas ~ vssl " IN.
tsaissas'' AsaalH assss " b psissa." Nh dssivsd
hon ths Lst,a vusd " "tsxicsss." poisn; aad n
L,aiss derived tAsir vssa aszissa fzea tAs Greek
wssd toress vAiah dgaiAa . hew q sssss, aAd -
- sallsd hssans ~ AsaEAA ~ % psissa ~ g.
rss. - thas slisAk vs1ad nieAs ssaall = dsAsh.
Wsbasas says tAas Pllay isfsns - ~ ~ vssd
b derived fsoa = slam" !" ~ Las;a aaas II tsss
vhiea ~ 0ssskS sallaa ssiisx. This vas poisoa-
eas tsss. sad vaa. probably. 90 q tAsssess vasass
tAs saaisnts ehtaiAsa ~ psaaa b vAisA tAy ApVs1
.hsizsn,us. TAb vill Aasasaias IL tvs assssss
oe ths vssd.
AlsoAols hsssaA0s ase inAaxisasiAs; - thasseass
peisaeess. n slass - bsiag ialssisaAsa , sae
vhisA \ psedsssa y iasa11aine iaas ~ gsAsn .
visxs q peisoa. LSsk - - insaaisatsa ~. Why
that sxtrsosdi.sy sxAiasana ~ peesse ds,iziaai
sAat miserable 0snblAg sESs1lAAiesi sAas inAhliey
towaik stsisht, q rsgslaAs ~ nsssls generally
Why tAaa teal pssstsasks q nsaiai 81 pAysisal
sassy, aaA sAssasss usssalsissnsss VssA .
harmless. SasDisssess azsis's psvasss ssaA sasslAs
= sAsssl cstahH ~. hasxisasiaa = . elsa /;
anA ~ daey ~ pAvdolasitts = sehihsas tAas sg.ss
essaU ssAs No. pansO aesst sstiae = ~
LsttAs Sus1isa. 49, - aaasS. shall - - Dss'
hihitsa ipnn asslins sss peises . y - ss~tAsy
artisls y bsvssaUi II y 80 y aseids ssv.-rDsy
spving.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

KNUD IvERsoS, the boy who was murder
cd by drowning at Chicago because here
fused to steal, will boimmortalized for the
act. Active measures are being taken to
erect Q monument to his memory, and funds
for that purpose have been contributed bv
persons residing Far away from The seene q
the heroic act.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

b ainissat sstions every day in the week i cot
apart for pabe worsh,p; Sunday By ths Christians,
Aeaday y. the Creeks. Taestay 81 the Po,aans.
WsdAeeday b The Asysians. 1handsy b The Exyp-
taaas Friday y ths Tnrks and Ssiufday hy tie
JeWs. Adj 70 tA9 H. diu1nal yevoutious. and t u
sppsSsnt that every momsot h sanday somsvhr
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

( Water satura,ed with aitss loses II
degrees Of heat. and with nitrate OF fam.
monia %6 dag. Of hesi.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

He who takes 10 many glasses sill
himself become tumbler
Il you would obtain a good wife.
make no presents that cos; more han II
kindly expression or modest smile.
To enjoy tc.tay. stop worrying about
Tomorrow Next week will be just us
capable { takiis care Of itsel: as this
one is. ~"
Ajuveni'e will extract pleasure GU, OF
anything. Giv.a mob Of school. boys a
heap Of sand. and they will organize
dirt pie manufactory iha, will strord
them more real. solid happiness than
people OF a larger growth would extrac,
from supper Of woodcock flank-d by
whole platoon of champagne bottles.
Courtship is a matrimonial barter Of
great hazard. Whes, you think you are
getting pippln il may aAxn out wind.
fall. sndin u few weeks. to your utter
disgust, you may find the absence oi
rouge and false teeth, and .hc debut oi
rabbed temper, not SO very agreeable
behind the scenes. A snug purlor dim
ly lighted, luxuriant sofa, studied
smiles. affected voice, feigned IN modesty,
and mechanical talk, prove the ruin of
many young man before be has time
70 know his position.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

~ speakinR ot"womanSe rights womeu,'
says. il 10 their right 70 hare Z good
husband. aud with ono they would be
is =
Gosh-o'mishty! A good husband
would ~ soon think oftaking laugh
ing hyens to HE embrace. % one Of these
maaeuline visssos with hresches. mill.
tssy tunic and hat on. We'd rsther
have stroog hug from . grizsly bear.
just aiier che had lost her cubs. or the
tender scratch Of grimaikin when her
kittens ara in danger. than one Of. these
women whom "s,rong mind. .sssoag
breath and . s'strons will' has demol.
ished oil the tender end loving passions.
From ell such. Good Lord. deliver ".
How easy snd delightful 20 grant 10 :
sweet, smiable, reasonable and beau,iful
lady ell her rights. desires and dsmands,
but. thunder. what man could ever
expect TO safety one Of these anssxed
iodiv,duals, who has divesssd herself even
Of the few chaEma Of the sex With
which he's maker has endowed her 4
The beauteous smlle-the kind wssds
and expressive cast Of Ne eye OF al
sniable and ssssibla matsss o. aside q
would casse Z nsn--whc 10 I maa--to
leap sus OF his skin. TO defend aud sisa
her her rights. - - s's'.t tssra -
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

IN MExIco, the lakes are dry in summer,
and tie croeodiles lie torpid in the mud.
Travellers pass over them without knowing
they are there. Persons who desire to find
them, provide themselves with harpoou
thew have foand sroeose su ,bav s nnasn MSsn
his tai! and hind feet, which they rope to-
gether, and so onward to the head. The
animal is thus taken alive without any dan.
ger.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

THE whole number Of languages spo-
ken in the world amounts 10 1904 587
in Europe; 936 in Asia; 276 in Africa
and 1854 in America. The inhai.ants
OF our globe profess more than 1900 diff
lerent religions. The number Of me-
is about equal to the number OF women.
The average Of human life is about SO
years. One qnarter par, die previous TO
the age Of years. and one-half before
reaching Ia years o. age; aud those who
pass this enjoy felicit, refusedto one-
half the hums,i species To every lUlO
persons only one reaches 100 years in
Lie; TO every 100 only 2 reach the age
OF 66. and not more than one in 5000
live TO go veurs Of age.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28
Temperance.


81 C1ssoo 1Ao4oo.
TAs Carson Lsesss, = q , called, hss hssa fosaa
.cient In bssshias up ths salisssssd nm tzaas ia
wsstsn Nsw York. % without ths Maine Law II b
emptying their jsils snd In great nssssrs psttise
An end 10 .hs blight oeoasioasd By ns. Ths Lssgss
oOmbnss The money, the political end lseal pevss.
sgainst tho rum power. Il b psovsd, nys M. ca.
son, 5y iacootsstibls statistics, that q every afy
cents Of tax Income, thistyAvs ssns ses y spppsst
the results u rum ss'l'ns. q
Ths rSa power - tAs sasso and collsstess, asd
oospeb the payment ss The taxs. Nev IL sass.ss
Law Of ths State prsaeihes that q sase o3s - -
collected fes sveiy slassof liQuae cold. Assth9 lss
also makes Il aiadensano1 10 ssll iqusr, and apy
citizen esa. hy sipg before jastiss of ~ psass
get warrant issued fw The individsal iisy of he
oG;noe. and The Gssnd Jury On iadist. and Jsdgs
6ns him In The I'm Of s2so and inErissa him nkss
wise.
Ths lsasus proposes 70 sssss the property Of sash
town, and take IS eens ont Of svery 80. 70 suppss
the Run Traake. In Pen Van, whsre thsss vsrs for
ty-,ix illeCl by sAis prosss of voluntary
taxation nm Of $50 was nissd. The directors Of
the lsagns hired naa wh0ss sole baiasn II vss to
psssssafs saliesnssa s1n-ssll&s. Tss druakards
wife snd ehildsn vsBsneii0s1 tAaAn IL hsshsad or
faabsr sas dEank, ths iDasnaGisa = q vhoosd tbs
liqs. .. saslA hslsfsviAAtha ~ isasus. In
. shosttias tAsesshest Yassessa0~ay sslisased
srsgshop vss elessd. In some conn ~ Il vas cssti
fsd that b this presso jsib havs ssasa n Be
pied except by runsslsss; aad II ths people Of Nsw
York city, said Mr.. Carson, q ths weslds Cosvep-
sioa, are willing 70 pay small tax a tAsir psopsety,
they can esnplstsly hssak sp Tie ulasfsl t,a@s in
sixty dsys.-( Nsscsrk Advertiser.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

AOo08 UooS 8<o&
The following y n extract fsoa ~ address of
Judge Johssos. Of Georgia. IN ssatspepg 9. 7. Com
met 70 dsssA, fos ths nssdss u W. II. Halls, with
out provoeasiss, dsliv9sd = tAs lssA day u Sep
tsnbes, 1851.
s'Noe shan IL plass - fossotta h vhish esssssd
this shsddipe u koed. Il wss - q IL thsssand
antseha abss ef Asll, vhisA mar HE p,agss spsts
the fair fsss u sas 6lats YclsssA noe b tod tAas
mean tipplise shop- meeting P,aesef sataas
uiniocs, aad ,hsfosi sespos, which b sponsaaesss
gsnsratioo, hsssds aad nsrtmss su thasi ,oathsous
and diasustipg in profanity. hahh,ias yulsanty and
6AbAssh breaking. would nes b ~ sunse ofa go
esry fer The Iss Of ths gohs converted Into psssiess
orsa. IW tAs pitiful sum of ess dins - fanisAed
ths poison which oads Tie dsssassd fool and con.
vsrtsd this trembling ealpsis into dsnsa.
CHOW paltsy ~ pries of NO hanaA lives! This
ads d tolerated By Law and tAsfoss ~ vsaasr Aas
ss@mittsd IN o6ines not eqaisaatAy saRsAly triba-
asls. Bat h ~ sight ol Hin uAs = sassfiDg IN
wisdom. h wae dslihssasly iumisAss ~ iatuxisA-
ting drausht wAieA inaAas men b aaes sad vio-
lsnOA and AeedsAd. sp~tieYs eriaists n ~ nesa'
tsrpitsds Il ths dsad.
''ls II net hAgA dns that tAass sian e viss and
crime should ~ 'dhsdy assatahas % IL laws oe
n saiishssnsd aad ,stdlissnt psb,is osiaieai"
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

T,ey have d.mssteAted the horse, the OF, the buf-
fa'o the d-s. the pig. the cat. and all the a.imals
which have b,en domsstirat.d in Europe, together
With some creatures which We have failed to entioa
rhey eat, indiscrimn, ,tely, almost every living cf.a-
ture which comts in their way dcgs, cats, hawks,
owls, eag'se, and storks, regularly marks.abls
eosnmoditis; 10 defaul Of which dish Of rats asd
nice or suakss. 10 not objected to. ckrosehes, and
other ins ctr and reptiles are as,d fur ford and fo
ne iiciue. Their taste fcr dogs ash b quite pes
sion. Young pups-pluup. suoosIent md tender.
T. o I'D prices 1t the market stss, where supply
il alsa 10 b found. dish ef puppies prepared By
askillfu ook, 70 es:eemsd dish d FIR the gods. At
every z sni banquet it makes it, appearance q .
hash ~ stew. young slishuan. attached to our
Cstton factory, dining one day with wealthy
Hong merchant. was determined 70 safety his earl
osity IN Chinese gsstronopy hy tasting all or most
u The numerous dishes which were sucsessvsly han
id Foand. One dish pleased him 70 veil that be ate
nearly al that wss sst before him. On returning
Aomewsrd scns Of biz oompsnions ssked him how hs
liked the dinner, snd bow such snd such diahss aud
then began 10 initiate the whining and barking Of
h.K dsass peoples. The poor ycuns uaa thea 40
dsrsteo1 fes be dsss time thas b haa been eating
doe, and was very sasy, and very SICK at The som-
sh. O'hsr Earopesns. hsseves, have been fnowa 10
declare that they sacesedsd il eosqssrns prSs iiss
sad that ask weeks cid pap. psopssy faGensd spOa
rics, and drsssd is t'hineise. was really 6oaae
tosshs. I Enrscf from st.o sok ss CAiss.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

WoAAs is sheltered BY fond arms and
loving counsel; old age 10 protected by
It's experience. and manhood By its
strength. but the young man stands amid
.he ,empsslions Of The orld like we'll.
balanced tower. Happy he who seeks
snd gains the prop and shelter Of mora l.
iiyl
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01

Knox county have any right to claim, is $685.
00O or an amount insufficient to build four
miles of the Road. Quite liberal, indeed, for
the county and city at the terminus to build so
much upon line of one hundred and ten miles!
And this, be it remembered, is their only outlet
to the cities and markets of the South!
In regard to the subscription in the East Ten.
nessee & Va. Road, they have not furnished
enough of means to pay for surveying and loca-
ting the Road in their county, and Gen. Jack
son, Agent of that Company declared to a gen.
tlenan in this pioce, but short time since, that
the Company would be compelled to sue those
who had taken stock, in order to get the money
to carry the work forward.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01
A DAUY DUTY.

As SOON as we awake, our hearts should be
in heaven. We owe God in the morning the
frst-fruits Of our reason, before we think Of
other things; for every day Is but the lesser cir
Gle Of cur lives.