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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-14
D ALLY JOURNAL.



Whenever you find nan that hates babies,
you will be quite safe in hating Aim. No one
that does not deserve to be Stunned or dis
liked, ever shows an autipathy 10 babies.
What! hate little creature with a cotton
ball head. thar can only manifest its joy by
smiles, kicks, and iuarticulate gurgle; that. ia
anguish, cannot tell the seat ofits pain, but
must endure martyrdom while you are CUES
sing out the source Of its agonies; that has
the hottest of all claims on human sympathes
utter dependencies, What! hate the thing
/, which you yourself were, and fir ,m which you
would never have grow to mems estate If
your parents had been like you, baby
hater! Fie on it. Even dogs love babies,
and will suffer them to besfride them, pull
their ears. and buffet them by the hour, with.
out responding to their annoy unces with even
sgrowL-Mothers, if you happen to know
any male biped that disllkes the species in it's
infancy, don't if you can help it, suffer him to
marry one of your female friends or acquain-
tanees. Be sure ne will make sour, morose,
ice-hearted husband. .,,.s,.-.- .s,s
But what shall be said of a baby hating wo-
man! We have known some Of that sort
married ones, that had babies and did hate
them, and, as we verify believe, would have
gladly put them to bed for the last time,
where they would require neither rocking nor
.paregoric-under the sod.-Yes We have
known such-the Lord confound them.
SIfthere be any spinster who harbors in her
virgin heart dietaste for the fruits Of matri-
mony, may she never have an opportunity of
raising any, but be left blossomless, budless,
snd reproductive. beyond the range of loves
sunshine, and never have her sensiblifies
warmed bv q nissan embrace or even chuck
under the chin. ~
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H. Between the East and West
TINE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running in con
i uectioa with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
w wheeling,
Through tickets by this line to Philadelphia, Wash
lngton City and Baltimore. be procured from Ia
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, on
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange.
meats Tor icketng through, the travelling public vii!
patronze this line.
The "UDion Line' being chartered Company, are
required BY aw'to run under such reguationsas will In
sure comfort as well as safety the lives of
III This Is the only line running in connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
III zine Steamers OF this line are entirely new and
the largest fastest safest and SUPERB vessels ever
putt Tor the western waters and wall leave as follows,
viz: - .t.r.r-
FOREST CITY. Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday SPIN.
DAVID NHalE, Capt w. -McClaid, Monday P. NJ.
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. 6 Norton. wednesda, p NJ.
FALLS CITY, Capt, sam Mason, Friday 3P N,
THOS. SWAMI, Capt. J. Mcclure, Saturday 3P NJ.
Fare from Louisville 10 Baltimore... sll 60
Do do do TO Philadelphia or Washington I9 90
| Do do do to New York. Is 90
DO do Cincinnati 70 Baltimore. -. 10 90
Do do do to Philadelphia Washington II 90
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad and from Railroad 10 Steamboat, free from
charge. 's"r t -i-a.-.l Ct c-t-l eff
Pan additional charge of only SO for state rooms
and meals is made from louisville TO Wheeling. - ?
li55aIse p --sg.gfs S. Moorhead, Agent. {
Louisville Ky.
n. Hender on, agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
| & trays wharf boat.
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,lsF- PUBLIC NOTICE t1ga
TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN BLOCKS NOS. 10 AND 10
EASTERN ENUARGEMFHTs ff

u
| Nd now here the Common Council OF tie City OF
n Evansville hereby declare their intention make
Wharf Landing ty feet width along the Southern
Bank OF the G; nal within the corporate limits OF the
City of Evansville, which Wharf Landing will extend
from the Western line Of Chestnut street 10 the Eastern
line OF Oak treet In the Eastern Enlargement OF said
Civ and to construct said landing il will be necessary TO
appropriate Fifty feet of the Northern or NorhWeser
end of each Of the lots in Blocks Nos Twelve and Ihir
in the Eastern enlargement OF said City, snd IN order
that persons aggreved by the making of said Landing or
Wharf have opportunity az applying TO the Com
mon Council for redress. II is further ordsred thai
copy of this order signed by the Mayor ana atesieo by
the Clerk be ubls led for six weeks In the tyapsve
Journal a public newspaper printed and published in
said City. Dated, June II, 1883. ,
Attest: J. D. HOfhlNo, Mayor.
Gro n Topp jeI4d6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-14

t1 NEW BOOKS. m
ENGLISH Humorist. BY 1hsckery: .....
~ Temperance Tales:
p Memorials OF English Martyrs:
The Shady Side:
The old House by he River:
Maurice Paul, by Abbott:
Alexander Smiths Poems:
v"cbry Of the Vegetable World:
English Items:
Layxrds Ninevsh and Babylon. &c: --r-e-..
jy7 f. fe u RATABoNE & WHEELER.
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sEOJ The latest case of absence Of miOd is
related Of the foreman Of a grand jury in Mis-
= souri,. After administering the oath to beau
tiful woman, instead of handing the Bible,
he presented his face. and said, "Now kiss the
= book, madam ta~l
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"Stop minute watchman," said q
gentlemanwho poked out bis head at an alarm
Of FIRE. "Sir," replied the facetious guardian
of the night, 81 am not a stopCatch.
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E"Marriage-what il it!"
Mics Lucy Stone.
"Wouldn't you like to know?'
NJ rsrr-.. 81 Z. Bost. Post.

........-.- PITTSBURGH, July 8, p. NJ.
The river has fallen inch since morning.
The weather is fine. = oEa u tx Cd D
.s-r CINCINNATI, July 8. p. N.
Flour has declined; 800 bbls sold at % 81.
Other articles are unchanged since noon.
LOUISVILLE, July IL.
Nothing Of importance was done on Sat
.. urdsy. ' f-isa v-a7 stD
Flour very dull at@4 Is for superfne.
Nothing was done in groceries or provis.
.ions. ... r,.t,r ICON
A sale of 1872 tierces prime lard at Gle, 50
ys,s.tierces and 1913 bbls at slc, and about %
Sales Of - hhds tobacco: at 81 5oas4
e s5, 10. at S5aS5 IS, 2 at 86 05. 8 at So 60a
- sc IS, 4 at S7a87 80, and 4 At 50 25aSs SIS.
Nothing doing in other articles.
Nrw OaLsAns, July S.
ss socpS.Ies 3So bbls st. lots as a. 80 and
SIS extra star and Union Mills at IS So
CoRn-Saes 600 sacks white part In store q 60c and
sack. white pa. Of .ss e wa: n ss s ::
,BRaH-Sslas $40 sacks II 9Oc. and 30 1t vac.
~ Wns-xsy-ksci6ed retailing at 2lt92sc.
80 .YeaE 800 bbls Mess we're sold under ei5.
Shoulder u SCI 20 81 Stc ut slc q u erees Sugar
1870 fersss prime were sold .s JOG.
CorssE-Scles confined 70 80 bags ko 1t e3e' sne ~
4. x.~ o...4-.. July $. P. N.
returned ffem Psss Christian. ~ msfteth a. sssno
Coas-Dooo sacks sold q se3asc.
Yosy-xss, setasling ss Us -
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL AND NEW AL
BANY RAIL ROAD.
3 5 . ; E s|# 81 4 q

NOTICE is hereby given that there are no Bonds Of
IN this Company in circulation, the Books of this
Company willtestfy thai bonds have ever been is
sued or authorized.
And all the stock formerly subscribed the Books
of this Company, sold bv the Sheriff under execu.
issuing from the Circuit Court of Edwards Coun-
ty Ills. by the purchasers at such Shers sale,
by their assgnees surrendered the present Board
of Directors 29th January, 1853. al certificates OF
stock bearing date previous TO that time nerthess
II having been reported that Bonds and certifc ties
ofstock ofthis Company have been offered for sale or
pledge by parties formerly connected with this Compa-
ny, the Board have thought il right thus put the pub
lie on their guard.
- l--71 - :, T. B. THOMPSON, President -
az .rotasst of A. Mt, c. and N. A. X. X. CO.,
SAMUEL THOMPSON NJ. D., Secretary TO Board.
ma
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-14

'r.4 COMMERCIAL ROW.
Opposite J. H. .Mages q Co.'S, EransriHe, Indtasa,
I 5 receiving large and superior stock oil sfhlNo
i GOODS of the best material and OF the most lash
ionable sly les. Fine black and coored Cloths OF the
nest English. French. ard German manufactures nne
black Doeskin: large stock of French English and
Fancy Cassmerss il and beautiful styles,
patterns designs Linen Pills OF the yerydrst quantity
Marseles goods plain, corred and figured oil tae mos.
beautiful STYLES Tor Summer wear; plain, fancy and
figured Silks and Saiinsoi superb auaniy. crl
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be TO order good stye and sold
than goods be bought in any city
Nest of the Mountains. Terms, CASH. --A .ia
ID S. a. is agent for Williams "Repors OF Fashion
The present number can be had By mail otherwise
ordered for the small sum of 81 50. apl6u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-14

An ARKANSAS "NoATis."-In recent tour
through one of the widest and most sparsely
settled regions of Arkansas lthe land made
classic by the illusions of that versatile gent.
us "Pete Whetstone.''j arrived at the ferry
on the Cache River. A little log house
grocery stood on the near bank, about fifteen
steps from where The ferry fiat lay. tied to q
snag in the edge Of the water. Several bear
skin, deer skins, and coon skins were nailed
up to tcy against the walls of the grocery,
but the door was closed, and no bar keeper
ferry man or other person was in sight.
haliooed at'the top OF my voice some half a
dozen times, but no one answered. Seeing
an advertisement on the door read as fol-
lows: .
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DIR. j. w. RUNCIE,
DESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens Of Gym
IL thlans and surrounding country that he has pcrma
neny located at Cynthsns Posey County, in the prac
tice OF Medicine. Surgery and Obstetrics
He may be found at his ONCE next doorto Mr.. Jones
store, formerly occupied by Dr. Trafton at COL Whit
tings. Gals will be permanently attended t., day OF
night. myllw3m
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PRO & SOk Fl SIC
DElNG permanently located In this city. and his bu
- siness is such to allow him TO take few pupils
respectfully socts the patronage Of those ladies
tlemen who may want Instruction i'm Piano. Guitar. o,
cultivation Of the voice Ladies attended at their resi-
dences For further particulars apply stthe Music Store
OF al- WM. II. CURklE
jy2 Second door Foster Hall.
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n. NELSON,
D. wooLSEY.
UCT ION. %
wOoL9EY q NELSON.

D. wooLsEY. ,f-aJ p $50 fe n. NELSON
AUCTION.
WOoL9EY & NELSON. .N
wv andCommission Merchants Manufactures Agent.
Dealers In Dry Goods. Furniture, Chairs Clocks
Glasses, Pcturs Frames Notions &C. Particular
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay, and Saturday
advances made on Consignments xrrsoN.
aug 23ly .W WOOLSEf q NH190----
A IL persons indebted 10 the nrm Of IA viii settle
"A WIN. or have any claims against .nem rscsiver
with the undersigned. who has been aPponseu
W q, Circuit Court IF vands'''rsh H. NELSON
/ FUMNITURE.
CoFAS, Dvan Center. dining, Bfes kisst ana caro-
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany ram anu DiJssni
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, beoaeAas anu Mss'
tresses Also large and genera! assortment OF ooo
Cane and Hair seat Chairs '0y soe iST NILSSON.
rrwrLRY & yoTIoXs.---R.rzisp. Fiagerrings.
u Breast Pins Shirt studs. Gold Pms and Penels
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps. Brushes Combs, fuFsca Pane, Scals
HeeordsSs. 7Oiin, Pictures and vasss o,Ass notions
'' sas : Is wooLsEY& NELSON.
C,HAIRs-Jass received and for sale low =. our Fur
~ niture rooms on w.ter street. - doxsn wood-seas
jani7 wooLsEy s NELSON
COFAs.-Juss received and Coz sale At furniture
jan27 WooLSkY q NELSON.
DEpsrHApS--Jass received anu for sale low. lot
ID DC. g A'sAf''' ssd''sAda woo1sky q NELSON.
lCLASS-wARE.-Juss received and for sale auction
VI and private sale. u lot OF Glassware.
jaus1 wO0LsEY & NELSON.
IrSr RECElvED and for sale, large lot oflooking
y glass Plate. WOOLSkY & NELSON.
1883. MERWIN 4 Co. 1888.
(scccrssoRs Z. s.woLFE) st-
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
rr Terre Hause, Aud.
sss.H % H.'.' = ssss SS a.'e
ORiley & Mitchell,l Evs A. w. Palmer & Co.. N. Y.
Lewis 4 Gray, vile. Medium & Co.. Madison,
Scott & Co.. Toledo,O w. A. Bradshaw, lnd.a'pls.
N7-n. r... .-... r.r... rl a--..
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ICE CREAM SALOON

CONFECTIONERY AND SODl WATER.
Mrs. LOUISA KOLLENBUKG would respectfully
vi announce her friends and lover, Of Ice Cream
Coufer tionares and sparkling Soda Water that she still
continues make the best OF Ice Cream and serves up
any favor call d Tor at the shortest notice. She
elegant saloon. neatly furnished. where dish Of hcI
imperial Cream WIN Away. prove luxury. jy5u
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PEK FANNY FERN.
Fresh arrival sfnew aud fashion BILE
Sun Goods. -

CONSISTING Of great variety of White, Buff and
" fancy Lirea aud Marseies Coats. Pants and Vests
Silk Plush and Silk Luster Box and Loose Sack Goats
all made after the latest and most fashionabl estye
l. MACK e. LOBENsriNE'S
Western Star Clothing store, Cor. Sycamore & Water
sts.. under Paw illion Hotel. i,Su
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NOATfS.


'ef emmy boldly Gums hear arter liker, or to git
.Akross the Ruver They kin gest bio This
lhern Horne an JefH don't cum when my wife
Betsy up at the Hous heres the Horne blon
,1hele cum down and sell the Ticker or set EN-
xxross the ruver ime guine Fishin no or, d.
Diet when'ime ava frum Hoame john wilson
NIB. them that cant rede will hev too 90 to
the hous after Betsy faint but hat mile thar
~ ssftElrUhE FgsHtT Ewfsjw
In obedience TO the "noatis," took the
blowing horn, which stuck in crack of the
wall close by the door, and gaze it a''toot"
OF two, which revsrbrated far around through
the cane and swamp. and in few moments
was snswered by voice SCARCELY less loud
and reveibrning than that of'.i e horn--it
reemed to be alb a. half IA mile distant no the
river; and in about fifteen minutes a staiwart
female made her appearance, and asked if /
wanted Ticker" ger. .-.raf rsr %
"No, madam, want 10 cross the river, If
you please"
Don't ye want some Ticker fust!''
mo, madam-don't Jrink-never touch
liquor"
''Nsrer fetch Ticker, why, We must be 2rach-
er then ainty e!'
"No. madam, I'm only a Son of Temper.
ance; wish to get across the river, ii you
please; do you row the boat"
sob, yes! can take yor over in less than
no time.-Fetch upyour hoss!"
81 obeyed. asking, as led the horse into
fhe boat-"Did your husband write that ad.
vertisement on the door there!''
"No, sir-ree! Schoolnaster Jones writ that
John haint got no larnin." 800 80
And the good woman rowed the boat safe
ly across the ugly stream; aHd handing be-
the ferriage-fee, babe her good mornsng
believing then, as still do. that she was ont
of the happiest women, and best wives, eve
saw-periectly contented with her lot, because
she knew no better.-Ne,c York Spirit Of III
Times.
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n HDS N 0 Sugar just received and for sale by the
III hogshead or smaller quantity to suit purchasers
ES COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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raANsPAHENT WINDOW SHADES
lust received and for sale low 10; OF Transparent
y wirdovshsdss, 81 he Wsn Paper and Lamp Store
OF lmys7l JOHN c. DEVEHEUx,Jr-
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C,OrFCE...,o Bags choice deep green Rio, re
" csived per Fanny Smith. for sale By o.,
,eox Sycamore near Water.
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SoFAs.-Juss received and fss sale At eur uruisur
1.nsS wooIsEY q NELSON.
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fCHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low ~ our Flu
" niture rooms on wster street. - doxsn wccdsea
cane seat. and sofA-seat Chairs. ----.
jxnl7 WooLSEv & NELSON.
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COTTON YARNS.--3t2 Bags zoos. 500s. COOS an
" stOs, Of best quality and landing nom steamer Cox
BERT for sale at h lowest Pittsburgh, Cincinnati or Lou
svle wholesale Factory prices for cash or approved
paper. r..-.-. .r. ca, S. F.. GILBERT & co.
jy2 Sycamore near Water.
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Wy e;XDIERsBURG will have bis Floating Bath
w House completed by the 5th day Of June. at
which time he will DO ready TO receive company The
house 40 that the gentlemen enter on one
side and the the other very neatly got up,
and be hopes the public will appreciate bis efforts TO con-
tributs 10 ther health. Single bath IS cents Persons
Wishing t subscribe do by calling his Paper
Store on First street, between Main and sycamore.
The house Is just below tams:co wharf. opposite the
steam mill. He confidently believes that all who wish
70 eonsribute their health. will give him call.
je2dsm .l-Ll- u -L1aa laa-- 81. - >.
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TOBACCO! ToBACCon ToBACConl-A full as
Il sortment of the choicest brands Of Virginia Tobacc
Ea COOKS Family Grocery.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20
Notice.

N pursuance of an order Of the county court
i of johnson county in the State of Iowa, the
undersigned administrator Of the estate Of Ma.
thias Lauer. late of said county deceased. here.
by gives notice. that said Matthias Lauer died
interstate In on or about the 18th day of May, A.
ID, 1850 leayinga certain tract or parcel of land
fronting 36 feet on Dubuque street and running
back east 20 feet, with frame dwelling house
thereon; being part Of lot No in block No
10 in Iowa City in said county, valued at four
hundred dollars; and that unless the legal heir
or heirs of said deceased shall come forw ard on
or before Monday the 3rd day Of October 1853,
and show cause to the contrary, the said pro-
perty will be sold under the direction Of the
Superintendent OF Public Instruction of said
State of Iowa. according to law.
O. H. BUCK, Administrator,
July 20. ls53-sw
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20

We publish this week portion of the
speech Of the Hon. A. G. DoDaE upon the great
Rail Road bill, reported by select committee
of the Senate of which he was amember at the
last session of Congress.
Although We have published extracts from
this able-and to those who desire to see the
expansion and prosperity of our country &C.
CELEBRATED BY the construction of those great
artificial thoroughfares- most interesting speech,
we think it not inappropriate at present to
publish the speech entire.
In these heated times of contest bet ween bel.
ligerant companies and localities and amid the
excited hopes and fears Of each, the public ap.
petite demands a constant supply of reading
matter on this subject and We know of nothing
in the range of our reating more healthful and
substantial than this speech The sentiments
are those of an American citizen as we'll as of
swestern man and Representative Of the state
Of Iowa; the local interest Of no pent up Em.
bryo city either OIL or OF the Mississippi.
IL faithful representative he presents irs q
strong and clear light that the proposed route
of.his great road through the borders of this
STATE is preferable to any other, but in his de.
sire for the advancement of the inteIests of his
own State and constituents he does not forget
that We are only part Of common country the
other parts of which have equal rights with our
selves. It's refreshing and beneficial TO turn our
minds from narrow and contracted views, warp
ed by loo interests to those broad and expansive
enough to embrace the interest and glory of our
mence the publication of this speech this week
to be concluded next week.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20
Shade Trees.

It would he we'll to bear in mind that many
of the native oaks in the State House yard
and the Park are in the immediate need of
trimming aud protection and see to it in sea.
son that these inestimable ornaments of our
city are not left to decay.
y The trees in the Park have been gradually
dying for the past few years, and some Of
them are now showing unmistakeable signs
of death. We earnestly trust that some action
may be taken by our city fathers to preserve
in their beauty and majesty what. once gone
cannot be supplied again for half a century
The Park will form the loveliest portion Of
town, surrounded as it is or will be by orna.
mental grounds on three s;des, and for the
honor Of ourselves let us not sacrifice its crown.
ing glory out Of mere wanton neglect or an un-
wise economy.
The trees once trimmed. others set out and
neat fence erected around the enclosure to
preserve them from the depredations of boys
and animals, a step will be taken full as wor.
thy and we could almost say, full as beneficial
to our own interests, as the issue of city bonds
to any railroad corporation in existence.
Let charity begin at home 1t is an expan-
sive virtue, but let it begin at home, and Law
ish its utmost care upon the Improvement
of our public grounds andihe preservation Of
those adornments which Nature. Gree gratis
and for nothing has planted within them.
In older towns we have been members OF
sTree Societies." whose especial care was de
voted to the planting and proper nurture Of
ornamental trees. In older cities we have ad
ordinances passed requiring citizens to plant
in front Of their houses and lots.
Let us not then DO behindhand, either in
preserving what We have, or increasing the
number of blessings essential to the health
beauty and comfort of a town such as Iowa
City is undoubtedly destined to become.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20
Especial Agricultural Notice.

A special meeting of the johnson County
Agricultural and Horticultural Society" is
called. to meet at the Capitol IN Iowa City at
10 o'clock A NJ. Oh Saturday July Odd 1853
Business of importance involving the interest
if not the existence Of the society that
all the members, laying aside excuses" shall
be prompt in their attendance. The Treasur-
er and Secretary are desired to report as to the
number of members. and condition of finances.
LIE GRAND BYINGTON. Chm. Ex ON .
The following are the officers of the Society
viz: s. Bonham, s H McCrory, Joseph
Beuter. Edward Connolly, John NJ Coleman,
LIE Grand Byington, Ezekiel Clark, Elisha
Pearson, Richard Burge, James Cavenaugh,
/ VDennis; Easton Morris aud W H White.
July Goth, 1853
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Conclusion merit ,oeek.l

TENSEssEE.-The city authorities of Mem.
phis have authorized the holding of an cleo
tion on the 23d of July, on the question Of tn
city subscribing bonds to the amount of $50.
600 to the Memphis and Granada Railroad said
bonds not to be issued until the company has
graded and prepared the road for the reception
of the iron and equipments, and then to be
used in ironing and equiping the road from
Memphis to the state line