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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-29

1--WE HUNDRED CHRISTMAS PRES
H ENTS-We have in our House Keeping department
III least 500 different useful articles any of which would
prove most acceptable CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
We have great variety ofBread Cake Spice Plate and
Cash Boxes.
Also, Tea Sugar, and Coffee Canisters.
Wehave large supply of Britannia and Block Tin Ware
cqualn appearance the best frosted freed and bur-
nshed SverwaIe and far less costly. The prices are
moderate that they brought within the reach OF all clas
ses The working may be with the af1uen in the
decorations OF the dining table, and thereby engender in
his family taste for the eleganeies of life
Chinese Gods.-We have variety of Chinese figures
of the ouree and bizarre character quite ugly enough
to serve ornaments for the etagere mante piece
Chinese Toys.-We have u few boxes of Chinese
Ioys-each box contains rs pieces, and costs only So
Those who desire TO attain popularity with the rising gene
ration, can now do so, at avery small cost
Door and PariOr Mats.-Uur stock of these is ex-
tensive varied and cheap.
Cooking and PariOr StOVes.-A great variety
bought before the late advance run and sale chea
Wrought Iron Cooking StOves.-We have but
twenty-five Of these fine stoves Of the family on hand
If any OF our friends desire to give valuable Christ
mas present as this they ought make prompt application
to secure one.
dec16 SNOW MACKENZIE co
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| anu W every OAusSi'' ~ ~ 1900
WOODEN WARE..-We have just received f'em
w New York. purchased there at tho ''esf rates for
casa
Wooden Bowls with choppers;
Rolling Pins-Beef steak Mauls;
Pastry Bowls Lemon Sgueezers,
Iignum Vite Faucits, Wooden Spoons
Wooden Ladies, PotatOe Washers,
Towel Rollers, Bung 4tsrts,
Cocoa Shell Dppers, Hearth Brooms,
Rat and Mouse Traps. Clothes Pins,
Juniper end Cedar Woods Brass and Iron bound Pals
Bed Cords, Clothe Lines, Butter Spades,
Axe Handles, Yard Sticks, Irvine Balls.
deco SOW, MACKENZIE 4 co.
BRUSHES BRUSHES !-seele's best bell
ID shaped busters Of all Sizes fancy sad plain patterns
orner Busters, Window Washers.
Fly Brushes, Toy Brushes,
Counter Busters, Hearth Brooms,
Whisk Brushes, Italian Whisks;
Common busting Brushes,
Scrubbing Brushes, Backing Brushes
Meps Window Brushes
Crumb Brushes, Tea Cup Mops.
ALSO.
Buckskns for polishing plate furniture,
For sale by SNOW, MACKENZIE co,
deco House Furnishing store, II College ST.
IDS 70 HOUSEKEEPING.-Na Manila Door
IA Mats plain and fancy;
Alicant Mats, three Sizes
Jute Mats, plain and fancy of all sizes;
COR Mats, various patterns;
Fancy Border Mats, with wood centres; @
Sheep Skin Mats, all colors
Open Mats from 8 10 s feet each;
Oil Cloth Table Mats;
Palm Leaf do;
CnlneSe IaDe ana lea hdts-
The above articles for sale ar lower prices than they
have ever before been offered in this city.
dec2 SNOW. MACKENZIE& co.
nor SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT,
i fronting lis feet Spruce street. between Church and
Broad running back from los to 1853 feet and fronting
feet on McLemore street Said lot will be divided into
three lots suit purchasers Said lot has oni lar
brick school house.
ALSO~A desirable Country Residence about three miles
from the CITY, Nolensve Pke-a frame house with five
rooms &c. A bargain will be given
AISO-A brick house with SIX rooms &C. No 81 Spruce
street. Cedar-and vacant lot Cedar near Spruce
AIS0-A neat Brick Cottage in Edgefeld with four
rooms the residence of Col Ramsey Said house was
formerly occupied by Rev. NJ 5 Royce. Make early appli
cation to r. W. BROWN
deco Real Estate Agent.
,OT N TSI9, ls1,a q, M A. a. = 49,
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TILE GREFENBERG VEG ETABLE Pills.

THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
RE compounded with the umos, care and skill and the
n ingredients thoroughly tested by the most eminent
Chemists They especially valuable for the prevention
and cure of fevers general all Bilious and Liver com
plants Costiveness Imperfect Digestion Deficient action
of the bowels Sick Headaches, Influenza Asthma and
variety Of other chronic diseases and in ne for ell ial
" uses. Price, with full directions IS cents per box
For sale by ALEA- MAChENZiE,
dec3. No Il, College street.
And by every Druppist in the State.
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NJARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
M-For the disease of Females is of the most extra
ordinary and valuable medicines exant 1t prep8r
ed by DIR. THos. PoMEEoY Of New York, an Alopath;c
Physician who has pracced successfully in Utica New
York forty Its discovery the result of chance
while experimenting remedies for totally different train
of disorders For years has been tested evey part
of the world In the State of Tennessee it has performed
wonderful cures will say that il has been successful
in every case but when it does not it fails to
eve the most distressing symptoms | permitted by
William Parkes ESQ., Of iawrenceburg to state that in
few weeks it completely cured his negro girl who had been
for FIVE wears in the hands of physicians who had not been
able TO relieve her.
For sale by every Druggist in the State, and BY
ALEX MACKENZIE
No Coll Sfreat Nashville
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FOX SALE AT AUCTION.
m Saturday next, the l4th inst, will offer at public
~ auction, AT the Court House. the following Houses and
Lots and vacant Lots viz: do
One House and Lot on McGavock street. in West Nash
vile. .-s
One House and Lot on Vine street, in Southfeld.
One vacant Lot of Bell and Wetmore streets
in Edgeed fronting Bell street. so feet running back
on WetmOre 1874 feet And Lots Nos. g. ~ b. a. I5 as
designated in Plat laid of and sold by the Clerk Mas
ter 10th April 1858, situated Market street. in South
Nashville opposite Isaac Pau. These lots front on Mar
ket street 81 feet and back 1S9 feet 20 foot alley
TERNs-One-third cash, balance a credit of 6, r. Is
and q months without interest," and lien retained Till pur
chase money is paid, 1890, r. A. BALLOWR
ianI1 Gen1 Agent. II Deaderick street
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PSoN d co. FRANK
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

M have associated WIN Us IN business Mr. IRAN n
w N. JOHNSON. The style of the firm will be the
same - heretofore. THOMPSON & co.
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HO-PARrN ERSHiP NUTICE.-HA NC
this day associated with me in the Dry Goods Bush
ness Mr. JAMES WIRELESS, the business will hereafter
be conducted under the style and firm of BOILING
WIRELESS Iian2l 7. BOILING.
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I'IG CHEWING T0BBCCO.ITHIs TOBAC.
co Is far superior any other in use being of the
purcst kind, without any mixture adulteraton
article in the Southern country, and only trial
make become universally used The only place can be
found in Nashville isat Lyons d Co
novl3 l9 Cedar street
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.-rs-. -..- VILE, ----i d. ~
Df an arrangement between the South Carolina, sas
I'D Georgia, Western and Atlantic and Nashville go
and Chattanooga railroads, goods will be brought
Though TO Nashville at the following rates: a. y :
FIRST CLASS. -.1rfe
Boxes Hats, Bonnets Furniture Teas and other light
goods, per cubic foot. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s
SECOND CLASS. PEG p d d .
Boxes Shoes, Dry Goods, Saddery Glass; Drugs Con-
dictionaries, CamPhene Spirits Turpentine, in casks
&C., per lVO lbs. --- = -
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LYONS 81 CO.
Importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To-
baccO, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,
Liquors, etc.
No. 10 CEDAR STREET Nashville
Country orders respectfully solicited and punctuay at
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Tz-rrcIfEN FJ'FsNITURfs.- WshaVe just received

decal--snE- y ------ IL - - L-.rl
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-19

IS q cOmencthg
at the ne corner Of said isioek,
thence " on the "a line TO the "
line Of lot two, thence 3 on the
" line Of lot two twenty-fourft
thence on . line parallel to
the n line Of sd y 10 the . Ii ina
Of the d. thence on the line
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-19
DYE STUFFS.

IS bbls. LOCKWOOD,
so do COPPERAS,
so do FUSTIC,
50 do MIC WOOD,
9 Casks NADER,
1000 lbs. EXT. LOCKWOOD,
= Cases INDIGO,
S Dbls. BLUE vlTRlOL,
IS do. WOOD,
25 do. ALUM,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-19
Drugs at Wholesale.
J. H. REED & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
LA LAKE STREET, CHICA go,
OFFER VERY LOW FOR CASH,
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

OFFER VERY LOW FOR CASH,
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
400 lbs. TURKEY OPIUM,
80 bbls. CREMoR TARTAR,
$50 Kegs SUP. CARB. SODA,
80 bbls. suLPHER,
100 do. SAL EPSON,
20 C=ses BORAX,
go do. LICURICEe
so Boxes CASTLE SOAP,
100 bbls. ALCOHOL,
1000 or. QUINlNE,
100 OF. MORPHINE,
80 OF. STRYCHNlNE,
100 OF. TANNIN,
100 " CHLOR0FORM,
bbIs. CAMPHOR,
Cases MA6NEsIA,
500 lbs. PoW'D RHCBARB,
80, do CAYENNE, o
100" do IPEcAC,
1000 lbs. ALOES,
1000 TART. ACID.
100 Carb. OIL yITRIcL, gr
100 lbs. RED PRECIPITATE.
100" CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE,
goo I" CALOMEL, ftt
so g IOD. POTASH,
SOC" SUGAR LEAD,
30 Carb. SP'TS Ni1RE,
30 do. AQUA AMMONIA, -a
80 Kegs Eng. MUSTARD,
20 Casks SAL SODA.
PAINTS. OILS, &c.
100 bbIs. iINSEED OIL,
so tens WHITE LEAD,
10 ZINC IN OIL,
10 Casks FRENCH YELLOW,
90 bbIs. VENETIAN RED.
g Cases TENANTS CHROME GREEN,
IS - - YELLOW,
loo bills LyRD OH,
loo do. WHALE AND SPERM OIL
50 do. CCoPER's GLUE,
so do. TURPENTINE,
S doJAPAN.
90 do SMITHS VARNIsH
500 PATFNT DRYER,
1000 lbs FRENCH GREEN,
so bbis. TANNERS OIL,
81 dc LAMP BLACK,
. tons RED LEAD,
S do. PUTTY,
5 do. WHITING.
DYE STUFFS.
IS bbls. LOCKWOOD,
so do COPPERAS,
so do FUSTIC,
50 do MIC WOOD,
9 Casks MADDER,
1000 lbs. EXT .LOGWO GOD,
Cases INDIGO,
S pbis. BLUE vlTRl0L,
IS do. CAMWOOD,
25 do. ALUM,
GOODS OF ALL MINDS.
GLASS AND GLASSWARE.
1000 Boxes WINDOW GLASS,
200 Packages FLINT GLASSWARE,
200 do. GREEN do.
We also deal heavily in
CAMPIENE, SPIRIT Gas,
BRUSHES, TWlSES,
SURGICAL INSTR UNg ENTS,
PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, &C., dc.
All Of which we have boughtin such quaniiii' 5.
and ven THAR quality such care, as 10 enable us TO
assure the Trade ih Of furnish them goods as
k..t in 81
Or delivered here from the East.
s-g" Goods carefully packed, and Orders filled
lonOrubly and promptly.
iune 9TH. J.H.REED & CO.
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" DUTTONiS.n

EWVHE undersigned will be found alVyays al
home. Al his old stand, ten miles from &c
ncsha, on the Plank Rond west, where he win be
happy 10 accommodate the travelling public
Ia has good house, large, good barn, A never
failing supply OF the best water; and during the
warm season, he willkeep supply OF ice and The
cooling refreshments. LNAAN BUTTON.
PartsA July 1854 ist
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-19
81. w. HUBBARD,

wMAs No HESITATION IN SAYING THAT
Ia he has aslarge q stock of SHAWLS as can
be found in this market; aud what is more, tLal he
Is prepared % sell ihemat
LESS PRICES
thana ny other hrm in this City, Itconsists in part
Broche, Long, aud square ShaVxlS,
some of which are q lIire new patterns, PIsn and
Embroidered Grape, rich and heayy,--Pain and
Printed Cashmere-all styles aud prices,-Barege
do, &c, So
Prices ranging from 81 to so. Reme-,her al the
EEW STORE in RnnalS. Rick
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third lots7
par. lot S Blk 30

~
commencing 81
NV corner q said
let thence . on "
line 60 II, thence
9 on . line paral-
lei with n line Of
sd d "a ft,thenee
. on = line parAl
lei with the " In
81 II. thence W on
the n liae Of saia
b "a It to begin
niuU
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-19

commencing AZ
the sc corner Of
sd lot, thence Q
on ths . line Of
sd lot 44ft thence
n on the 9 line Of
sd lot "A feet,
thence " on line
parallel with the
. line of sd lot a
n,thense 8 en- the
" line Of sd Blk
n q TO beginning
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04
TERMS. % 90. In Advance.
All About Her,

trRox THE CROCKETT PRINTER.
Yes, she was lovely, she was fair
AS mild rs summers oven;
An angel-form. a spirit rare;
a star just dropped from heaven!
Well, she was.
And oh those bright and lovely orbs,
That gleamd with Cupid's fire
Those raven curls, that noblo brow'
To see was to admire
So Il was.
/ knelt before her, and sworo
I'd have one burning kiss.
She n1kl, Until You wash your face,
NDcant enjoy such blissl"
Well, she did!
"What, what, cried r? "and would you thus
a true lover dcscrtr
"0h, hcavensi" she said, "thc clothes .line's
broke,
There goes my brothers shirt
Well she did, hoss.
! felt, just then, as il had dropt
From Chimborazos summit;
felt my budding passion cropt
Twas plain couldn't come it,
No, sir-e-----el
And did quickly snatch my hat,
Without ono thought of kissing
And did ever after that
Come up among tho missngs
Well did nothin' shorter.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04

Fasnos.-Tho York Times. m the course
OF an article under the head of q A Column Of
talk for Young Men on Small Wages has
this plain and sensible paragraph on the subject
of dress
"Thcn as 10 dress it 4 great nonsense 10
say that all must dress fhshloaah;y or lose
caste, What il the isehionahIc cess. aud how
do yau know il is the lashions Tell us ot cue
substantial merchant. cne thrifty saerhaac,
one successful lawyer, os ono gentleman wisB
wears It. an,l we will natne scSf or more. equal.
~ noted and successful, who do not. and len
ions, When, yea utterly dsspise. slt&tde. The
fash'en IN New York EsF usen issss nos requires
a cltan decent gas,Hens. and 40 patches on
tito n,asc, 40 less. A lasiy nisft wear her
gsaisdmothsfs shawl 10 Efnadmay. assa net be
neslssd The tinld oars and thsSs sast Il.
tsasa other cit.sa and villages sIcnS are wc9.
sse,i st,aut thsiy looks wls14 shay wear las,
q iaJssa ionnes to The lsessEs us Is sl.ust y.
I.Tt the yvssng laSAse The sssASssatgalls Asss.
epgnmen ssas;bls sAisses thx@ skese sxlso sfs
ksepsag up espsataAses At sAsfsssze. Ii wsll
be szslng h ibis isesu,~
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Rail.road Lyrics.
Arn--"Coming through the Rye

Arr" Coming through the Rye
--~
II an engine meet an engine
"Coming round a curve;"
II they smash track, train and tender,
What do they descrvcy
Not penny's paid to any,
So far As we observe,
But all acquit tho engineer,
When coming round curve"
II an engine meet a steamer
Coming through tho draw"
Ii they crush or drown the public,
Need we go to laws
If the engineer was careless
P'raps he's rather raw
They don't discharge an honest follow,
Coming through the draw
If o steamer chase a steamer.
Running up TO time"
IL they burst their pipes and boiler,
Where's the mighty crimcs
Should the jury, 10 fury,
Make them pay ono dime,
Or send the officers 10 prison,
Running up to timer"
II thoy MAIN or kill body,
Or a body'a wife,
: Need a body sue body,
For baggage, limb or lifc2
1T you sue for damages,
For pay for what you Loaf.
Z You get broken neck or leg,
And have TO meet the cost.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04


FRASRLIn AS a RoogsEiLEi,.- The following
story, told Of Frankln's mode of treating the
animal. called IN those days Younger, Is worth
putting into practice occasionally even in this
age and generation:
Ono morning when Franklin WAS busy pre-.
pairing his newspaper for tho press a loungcr
stepped into the store and spent an holm or
moro looking over the books. &C., and finally,
taking one il, his hahd, asked the shop.hoy the
price.
:. One dollar, /" was the answer.
One dollar" said tho loungcr "cnnt you
take lena than that ,"
.No, indeed. one dollar is the price"
Another hour had nearly passed., whom
tho lnungsr asked. Is sir frankhn at
home p
Yea, be ID IN tho printing office,
want 10 see hi,B. said The leunltr
The shop hoy immediately infuftssd Mr.,
Erankisn that a gentleman Was 10 the ssoru
wanting 50 sro him. Franklin MAS SION IL.
Aiai tie counter, y hsn she iounger. with hcek
Ia hand. addressed hlsn tAns -" sir. Frank.
In. What a the lowexs sea can lake for this
book e
"ons dollar ana : sssrssr,r wss she ready
answer,
!" one dollar ard quarter why your
yoanx sssess asked essss aacslss.r
frsses s&ia Fsankln, and seatd have
b%isss asfessitss 10 hAsa taksn a aela4F aAsa
than 10 hssc hssm takxn oas ~ tsse ct5ses@
Jhs iessngts sssimss &nspsssns. aspl wisssing
70 end ssse pasiey af his own sssktnx, sssa.
Sesae. Ms. fseAkliA. ten $40 AAas i the
invest ysss ssn sAhs Ag hsr
" Ties sesaszs sns Aait,
uNs slsssaf ss1 basis Wlv yea sss<sea
4 se~sss5f fst cellar Asss qeestsss
Yes kkA fteMksn = sti : lad s&kss<y
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A Fsa ~ AZ nEs 0ax We lssss I.sss
htasa eesslpa. Net Assg Sess as:ssssaessIssl.
ssi tlsins efthiz city was walkin1 sssss .ssensi
f&ss new skngsh ia wsseh ass,ssseg sIsssln.
kasshssI dsssns = he F.,hlsaai sieghesA
tab5 tsss fttsssd 60 tbs u ~, iesAsnx wN a
tsss sFsEe. tsssah pas very sail SD nes yss
epmplsssdA
sssw sssssA ksshsT "a sfsas eossEs a tss.s
Aea sausta saha shA u. D., wlsh 81
sassgh. : sesy sssst ewn vssy hs Ia ssSs q.
rrtfsek
ilisttAssiss,ssi aislass has tssss<sAs ss ssgsssz
NV snef AZ, sas hsssaan gees~ fasssg.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04

Jus Rs4xf Doc Srony. - wo Ike gocd doc
stefsess art mako Il { ruie always 10 publish
ssssnss 81 syry last one Is ftou Fayetteville.
sssks = lsxsE y ;ksmeg's deg has hees, detected
u gssss sf 81 hog zen al nSrh, and hlslna os,o
ef ssse p5ks sslt be gsta up. when Arrhy hes
slavt ~ TIE sxszsp place aatl goes 10 slsep.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04

~ nssss sASll pps eussess on as shall
Ne. sey So but whAs pvt thas ia your
he4as
Why, NJ ksys as l,ow, II XIII any
nsere 81 hss KSs6s. * give sne the tasndss,
iacfsa' ssxg sszs
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04

a Coon ExcusE. During the revolutionary
war, when draughts were ma,ic from, the mill
tary to recruit the continental army, q certain
captain gave liberty to the men draughtcd
from his company TO make their objection, if
they had any, against going into service; ac-
cordingly, one Of them, who had an impedi,
ment in his speech, camc forward and made
his bow.
"What is your objection ?" said the cap
tain.
III ca.ca-caht co. answered the msn, III
st-st.stutter.
!, SHUTTER, > said the captain. you don't go
there to talk, but to fight
Ay, but they'll put me on g,sgu. guard
and man may go ha-ha-halfa mie before |
can say wh.wh.who goes there"
20, that Ia no objection, for they will place
another sentry with you. lie can challenge
and you can fire.
Well. b-b.but may bs taken aud run
through the heart before can cry qu.qu-
quarters
This last plea prevailed, and the captain,
laughing heartily, dismissed him.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04

ThsFs = 4 wan A:a;e1 East, rather isaessen4
etan whNss aasas n New. lie nzras3 his
Ersi ekssi Se9ssskins 4 asa Sesseshaee New.
ilss ssxs Sssssa ass sslleSa Seshsaxs Il Aeisx
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04

A sr1essx - tsHsttss - s2ss3< rssn - ssseh
10 lhe;s s.ss1nsss. a e&zst IS 81 kaash n a.
ssess. @g~. lA Esessss a sss9 xsssEa5 essstss,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-04

Mr.. Eaton" said Gen. jackson, has
greatly erred in his description of tho Amer.
lean works Of cotton bags. There was not a
single ba2 Of eottan In The .feid, si,--,ot ono,
had some siorc-boxcs and sand.hass---
or bags filled with sand, and lhcss were
extended along the lines; but at Tho closo oi
the action, when tho British surviving Gen.
cnsl IA command came riding up on an clegan,
hosse, to surrender his sword, heard him OK.
claim, with mortified surprise:
{asrriea9ss why could lean them with
II laughed heartily" added Gen. Jackson.
at his sssoaishmens, for SO he could; and
hestdes, os, esto wing lilo works werc not com.
plete,i. had nothing there bat corn.sleld
fence sc the iiftlsis Asd only known I'D 20
ttiftA But by keeping NY men constantly
throwing nytr ladders and hseints on The
works, the hfi,ish we're d<SeiySd.
neycf had, continued General issksesl,
so aTsrss stsC awIai ae ;sies al the Resnfxps-
zion as IN that day. Asses sslc snicke OF the
katie had cleared eiF somewhst-~ear men
Nxse thea IN hot pursuit Of the dying snssny
~ Nsw IN tbs disssnee uscFe than liye h,n.
dFea Eriseas ssasfgsag ffOm the hssps 81 their
ssked eosassde~. all oses the plan, sissng ur,
as'a ss'il inafe distinctly visible, ~ he fiesA
tseanae elsaser, eosaln9 forward and sesfsa'
asssnx ~ pslsDRess of war 10 ess solassrs -
ftsy hs.s Aisn Al cur slsst ase seen iheas,
wis6sas fssssnx Feaslsed - HsssSh A. ecssseh,
as fay pfcssrsse. a. Il Sess. ss.sa siss sla~s q
stss acts9ur
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change paper, defending a friend pf bis against
the aspersionsof somo of the Iatesr II distract.
ors proposes a short aud sweet mode OF
" settling tho matter. if II he not ajfeailF Bet.
tied. lIe states, cinphaticaily and did Isnct.
ly," that he Is "willing to fight any nissa. IL
any way, or al any time" who may hapg.e;, Ia
differ With him upon the point In tispufe.ss
And "now," says he, let us have q fight, o.
nothing moro OH this suniect, Brave men
never whittlu Important matters. We arc the
friend Of ---~, and, II ifitisnsecssasy. we arereas
dy TO light for him, IN any way Or 10 any OK.
tent
8 We arc no bully, bni feys 10 fighs wisep
necessary y--would rather fight forty times
day than quarrel erce ir any doassis eur earn
essusss in this matter, ist them tfy us ,iat
thsm send us a challenge. The fhcs Il. . DIR
editor goes on 10 reuaff, "a little hsocsl NAV
be necessary 20 stnlsahIy elose the iarssns.s
of the late canyassNs Ia this Parish. ana ne
shlak We aru about as competent ia shesi Il ss
ans nsan who has tiEsssesa upon shs Arsna. As
any rate. We are entirely wiiilns 90 do our 81 Il
70 satisfy any who may t1 .lsssaslss8esi viii,
soy thing ne haze osuf said OF apae N~.s.
We repeat. let ~ have t.khs. az no rsure In
fssnh sying and ssandes5ng and lnpaaiat
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