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FALL TRADE, 1851.
A. Morrison St Co :,
Wholesale Variety Store,
Pubic Square, Corner Of Deacdick Street,
NASHVILLE TENN.
MERCHANTS purchasing in
I'VE Nashville this Fall, will find So

MERCHANTS purchasing in
I'VE Nashville this Fall, will find ess1sseaEss,S<
a very large and well assorted stock of Variety
Goods, Yankee Notions; House Furnishing Goods
Plated IFare, Hood a,l5 HTl}ol0 Hare, Fancy
Baskets, etc., at this House. Having been en-
gagged at this business fifteen years (the last
ten in Nashville,) aud getting our stock from
first hands and manufacturers, we are prepared
to offer inducements TO merchants buying for
cash, or who pay promptly at six months; lor-
ger time we cannot give. We believe any re-
tail merchant can buy from us the amount Of
stock needed in our line, fully as low as he can
bring them from the North. Our cellar Is set
apart for Wood and Willow Ware; First Story
for House Furnishing Goods;Is Second and
Third Story for Jobbifg, Variety Goods, No
tons, ETC. We solicit an examination OF our
stock from merchants and traders generally.
Terms-Varietv Goods and Notions G mo.
Or 5 of Cash. Wood and Willow Ware, net
CASH. A. MORRISON u Co.
Sept I, 1s54-2m.
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land for Sale

Mr.. j. p. Ammo Offers for sale
1000 acres Of valuable Land, in the
q ounty of jackson, Ala. The soil
i of superior quality, and the land
possesses one of the best ranges for
stock to be found in the county. We
have no doubt that a bargain can be
had by applying soon. Try him.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS,
By
Duncan, Morgan & Co
No. 70 Public Square,
N4SHVTLLE TENN

iTNIIE undersigned solicit the atteli- ssA.
Il ton of the Merchants of Lincoln 49,
and adjoining counties, to their stock Of ~
Goods, just received and ready for exhibition.
Their stock embraces TIC most ample assort-
ment of all descriptions Of fc'e1s.s. Do
nesfic, Staple and Fancy
HD EYE w SG R0 MDSe
1t is not crippled with an attempt to keep Goods
not properly belonging, to Dry Goods house,
but is strictly full and complete catalogue of
all varieties of Dry Goods now in use. The
stock is offered to prompt dealers on the most
favorable terms, and to short time and cash
buyers at less rates than Goods have ever been
jobbed for in Tennessee. To those who have
been in the habit of buying from the East, We
MAKE this proposition. viz: That We will du-
plicate any Eastern Purchase with the addition
of per cent. to cover Exchange, Insurance and
Carriage We make this proposition regard
less of what class of Goods may be desired
Please do yourselves the justice and US the fa-
vor to examine our stock.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & co.
1914
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RELIGIONS Notice

The new Presbyterian Church,
of this place, will be dedicated on
the third Sabbath of this month.
Sermon by Rev. DR.. John ". HqN,
Of Huntsville, Ala.
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Cooking Szoges

of all sizes ard brands, very low. Cast ~
ifgs Of all kinds, Tinware, etc.
Harness and Harness Leather, Sad 1fcr5s
Tools and Materials, fIames, Chains and COL
lars, Shoemaker's Tools and Materials RridIo
Bits, Buckles, etc. etc. Our faeiHtiesfo1 buy
ing Goods low are second to none, and Ne arc
willing to sell them for as small protts Is any
of our competitors.
\ NEIL, N0ORES & WRIGHT
0April 6, 1854.
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~ Advertisements must be handed into Il
oai,e BY TIES lay Morning, to insure an appear
aacs in the following Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-07

Those who owe US and Wis h 10 pa,
in mood, will please bring italong
Hickory and Ash, for burning in /"
stove, is the kind.
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Whey Grove Academy +.

Whey Grove Academy
iFglHE next Session of this Acadt IzElrax7
envy will commence the lst ELseGsS
Monday in September next. We sAzzAa2
solicit share of public patronage Our pat
rons are reminded that there are bat two times
at which students can be entered, at the first
and middle of the Session! All students en-
tering from the first to the middle of the Ses1
sion will be charged for whole Session, those
entering after the middle will be chhrged fol
half Session. Tuition SO a Session inva-
riably Boarding can be obtained in good fam-
lies, near the Academy Try US
Rev. FL. BRTSON,
Z" TW PARKINSON, { '''e'S
Lincoln, Co.. Tenn, August %, 1854.
Sept Z, 18541w
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HARDWARE. ouEErsswAaE.

HARDWARE, QUEENS = A-Ik1I'
GLASSWARE Tin-ware, Col 70
u lars and HA1nes, Saddles and lkzsS
Saddle-Bags. Wagon and Buggy fs
Whips Bridles, Martingales, and GirthF, C9l-
Inns Axes and Trace Chains, Nil. Whin and
Y Cat Saws. Nails and Castings, Sole and UPPER
Leather, with Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Al'inl
Soda, Indigo, ETC., Tor sale low.
ISrilId. T. G. GOODRICH 4 co.
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GITAdvertisements are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed in.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

Valuable Land for Sale.
YdE subscriber proposes to A MSN-
4 sell One TlsOWs= and EIEas
Acres of Land, lying near - .5EajS
Trenton. Jackson county, Ala, -Four Hundred
anil Fifty of which are n pw in a fine state of
cultivation and could be divided into two set
Elements, if required. The tract has upon it
all the facilities that farmer could ask, and as
Il. the fertility Of the soil. it cannot be sur
passed by any; and it has also one among the
best ranges t,er stock within the county. 1t is
situated Ave miles North of the Memphis; and
Charleston Rail Road o. the river Paint Rock,
which affords sufficient q,,dnnty OF water
during the winter season for the passage OF
Keels and Lighters, which will run heicaiter
to the point where the Rail Road crosses the
River, a distance of eight or nine miles.
TERMS MoDERATE, and can be known by ap-
plying to the subscriber at Trenton.
J. P. NIMMO.
Reference:
b BENZ W. P ssrrnss; Huntsville
Hon. G. W. LANE, Limestone county.
sept Z, 1854.
fe.F The Athens Herald and Fayetteville
Observer are requested to publish the abovefor
three weeks, and forward their accounts to this
office for collection Huntsville Democrat.
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Gbe Mark fts- -Iatr st 1atrs

MEMPHIS, Ten --Cotton-Dming the past
week about 400 bales changed hands. The
market has been rather duller owing to the
difficulties of SHIPMENT
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81 The Post-olliee List of Letters is pub
iishe IN the F.yettsgiNe Observer, in compliance
with lazy Of Congress, which provides that it
shall appfaT IN the newspaper having the
tAGiEsr CIRCULATION. =Hs
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EFrata-

Errata--
Che letter from our friend, II.
A. .SeweH, f. a., in last week. Is o.
sc'ver, should have been dated
Richyand, instead of "Richm ond."
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
For 1854.
7. G. GOODRICH & co.

AVE Just receiyed Their stock Of Spring
I L and Sammer Goods, which is very large
and unusually attractive, embracing a much
greater variety than they have ever before had
to offer their customers and the public gener-
allv, to which they invite Your attention.
We will enumerate fewof the many articles
we have in store:
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and justices blanks just printed
AMI for sale at oar desk-cheap.
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H@GR~e

A e ass hammered s@psy Fl f-o the best rolled
Feb l23. SHAPARD. W
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Clocks

NIUIAS-
4. 3. Kaoh requests us to say
that he has some superior eight
day Clocks, which he will sell at
reduced rates. Go and see.
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CENTS DRESS GOODS.
Haats! Hats! Lsats!!.

B0-lM8T89 FAO3Y8Ba5 gIss
A LARGElot of Bonnets of every .v5z,
"A grade. quality and prce, Artif-
cial Flowers in abundance, Face Flow 80
ers. Tabs. Ruches Thule, etc, for sale low
Nav 4 JOHN GOODRICH.
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MAxEY, Mcclure g. Co,
Tin-Plale and Sheet Iron Workers,
No. E5 Market Street,

NdSHFILLE, IENN.
II EEP constantly on hand. Tin e.,
IA Ware every description-whole- -
sale and retail. Also, Hin Plate, = s
Sheet Copper, Block Tin. Sheet ErO =,
Wrought ant Cast Iron Cook Stoves, of the
most approved Patterns.
WOOD AND GO AL STOVES,
consisting of ffa'lk2ia, Ten Plate, SsUen Plate
Boz and Cylinder
rs e VGD va EE
Also, PARLoR, CHAMBER, AND OFFICE CRATES,
SAD IRONS; Fairbanks Platf5rm AMI C0unter
Scales; to all of which they would respectfully
call the attention of those wishing TO pur-
chase. Sept. z, 1854-12m.l
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS

Rich plaid stripe ard fancy Silks, A
rich plaid and figured Black Silks,
plain black and watered Silks, Rro- - as
cade Silks and India Satins, plaid - Z
and figured Berages, Beraeed Robes lounced
plaid and figured Organizes, plaid and striped
Jaconets, French Lawns and Muslins, Cling
hams AMI Gingham Lawns, dotted Swiss and
fguredsMusliils Orgaadies Muslns and figured
Chintzes, black and figured Alpaca Lusters,
black Bombazines and Silk Warp Alpaca,
white Swiss and Bishop Lawns, white Jaconets
and Cambrics, Houiton Maltese and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs., Houiton and Maltese Jaconet
and Swiss Collars, Houiton Aligue Frencl,
Lace Chemizettc Muslin and Mourning Col
lars, black and figured Nantes great variety
Linen and Thread Cambrics Thread and Va
lencia Lace, Parasols and Sun Shades Bonnets
aud Ribbons a large assortment, Flowers and
Fans great variety Kid and Silk Gloves best
make, all colors. For ladies and misses a full
assortment of English and German HOSIERY,
with the best assortment of Mitts ever offered.
April 10, '5i I. C. GOODRICH S co.
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GUNS! GUNS:i
Blacksmith Shoy

TUE subscribers b ve opened a-s-e
L Blacksmith S4oy. south side of tx
the Public Square, on the road TO the t-r.ssg
Ford, and are now re4dy to ill ayf>esders in
their line. at short notiee on reasonable terms.
Giveus trial. JAS 3. CARLY.
JOSEPH E. CARLY.
Nav II 1954-6m.
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FayetteyiIl lie Observer
Free Of Postage in Lincoln County
10 Business Notice. @g

THURSDAY. sEpFEMBEis =, 1854
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EpwIy COOPER.
Sale Of Land.

2 OFFER fbrsale tract of land. u
A known as the Broyles tract, con- - I
tanning 10 acres. 1t is level, very
fertile, and has both creek and excelfentspriRg
water. The usual time Il be given. For
further PARTICULAR, appiE TO the undersigned.
Aug. 81, 1854-tf. j. T. HESTER
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Music ron rnE FLErr.--rhc fvoritc mir per.
formed by the hand of Admiral D,nda,' rhip, IL the
old one of "f'eac.fI Siumbs,ing an the Oetan."
CocRr MouRSiSo.-Thc court hns been ordered
istoa week. "a little week r-dccorous mourning for
the late Duke Of Parma. Ladies nre 10 wear black
s'lk, and the gentlemen black swords and buckles.
II u believed that The grief exhibited At 81. James
Will lc equal To manifested Ivy the people Of
of Parma. Quite.
EXTRA SArErv.-Thc London iifs assurance oc
Scc' have given notice that they viii charge no "dan.
ger premiums" upon tho assurance Of tho lives Of
officers in the Black Sea fleet. 10 long M that saad
~" Is under the command Of Admiral Dundas.
MEAN SrirE.-Russia, cnrngcd with Turkey for
having been the cause Of dcpiviog her Of her mar.
hc'' Tor '"''ow. rcvcngcs herself by stirring up Greece
STRIKE OF SrAxES.-Thcrc Is one descripion
OF strike IN which Nc hope our sailors will never en-.
gngc-,ha, Of their colors.
Tut CARS INA or AZ ANGgL.-Njchoias
has called his bro,hcr.n.law, the king Of Prussia,
can angel Of peace" An angel. after the Russian
view, has Of course two wing; one Of infantry and
Of artillery
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COMMERCIAL.
SAINT PAUL MARX ErS.
DAILY pioxsss O,v,cx,

DAILY pioxsm Otv,cx,
June u 1854
1--we STock CORRECTED daily by M. G. CocLrm -i,eef
on foot, sets y ID. Cows, s3o0t6o Work Osen from
e9o67siSo Y yoke.
F1'sn MEAr-isetaii-iccfs c. 0f?c Mutton iOr 7i2.
FORK, 7Sc' Veal. 12tse. Chickens o. 20 p do,en.
PnovSioss (fOrreercd daily by Mr. PaHtEy. )-rork,
VI ooWsis Dbl Hams, lie, v h. lard, i2bc. flour;
superfne, % 20 extra 81 u Dbl Corn Meal 7Sc n bu.
Beans d 80 v bush Potatoes, 3ocND36e n bush Fresh
Butter, Toe lO2se. wtt Cheese, l2je. vb Egg, I6c.
y dozen.
0aocEaIr --(rrom Mr. ALEXANDER i,EY Robert street
Sugar, brown 7c.6Dsc refined, %. crushed and pow.
dered. t2,ic. n h. coneo, i6e. ho2sc. Tea 60c 6oti
Rice, sc.h0ioc Moiasses, sor. assoc. y gallon
DnrD fmrr-App'e', 81 30 u bushei. Feace,, % %,
Green Apples, tI6D9 n barrel
GhAN,-oa's, 46e. Corn, Toe. GD7bc. Barley Ole
Mb"rassyots -crnekers, ~ 5o69ss 30 4 barrel. Tai.
low, be y ID. Candies, star, 3sc a H. Fse.h Fish
&c. r. ID dried, 7e. Lime, u 60Os2 90 u bbl Onions.
Soc T. basl Lard on 81 10 " gal. salt, 81 90 Y b.
Vinegar, 9Sc' gallon. Taliow, i3c u H. Tobacco,
Toe hpaoc' Hides (grccn) aiic. dry, DC. ID.
iGMma Common, si000ia y ~. Dimension stun,
ei'Mtio Fioorng, 90 siding; 90 sa.oncd s.oGD96
:hingIc' q? OoG0t3 30 IAth, o.?
woob.-nry 81 O06Ds3 90 u cord.
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II. NEW
Wholesale vDvugglSt.

CORNER Or MAIN AND iiiiI. STREETS, GAiENA,
MOULD respectfully call the attention 0f Druggists
w lhysIclnns, and Merchants to his stock Of
DRUGS, GLASS, PAINTs OItS DYES, SEEDS, PIT
FtMEKY, BKCsIiFs, Ne.
Tie goods are purchased direct from the Importer and
Manufacturer are carefully selected In the best markets
and WE feel ".tnney IN saying that nii vino pnrchns.
will b" satisfied with their quality we'll tho extreme
lowncss Of the prices.
We have hand q lot Of Window Glass Of EVERY size
from by D. to ~ by 10 inches. The Glass of fine quail
n.y. free from blcmsIcs, and the boxes contain few u any
broken lights.
Having made arrangements with the Niagara White
Lead Company ut Buffalo, shni have Il constant sup
ply OF their beautiful White Lead; and Agents Of the
IlatvIllc Oil Co., authorized Ia sell their Insce
OIL at ~. Louis priccs, with the addition Of freight.
We are In receipt 81 assortment 81 Harson's Fine
ltrumcry, aud articles for the toilet In supc
rior to thing brought 10 this part Of the country
We have also on hand an invoice 81 Brushes inndc ia
order In New York, comprising different patterns Of Fine,
Medium aud Cheap Hair Brushes Cloth Hat Paint, Shoe,
Horse Whitcwash, and Scrubhing Brushes.
Grass and Garden Seeds, Of every variety, warranted
new, always Oh hand.
Usage Orange Seed for hedge. IN my qnantity constant
ly for sale. with directions for cuvating
Merchants visiting Gnicnn invited 60 lock Through
my assortment IA am prepared 10 meet any competition
Goods will bc furnished Ut the lowest price, when ordered
ny mail. and particular attention given TO packing.
my2bt IAwtlcc2
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OALENA MARK ErS.
(Cwr~ted DoHy yT,vm Me 0oiena A,iwrii.,r

('Wr~hd DdHy JrOW MT HdIeHd Idtrrivr)
FLoum.-s"i'criinc 10 50 . 90, Extra 20 90 a
40 30.
CRAM. Oats bush. Fl 22c Corn, nonc.
PonK.--Sic's $40 Sii, do Clear sI5 Si8.
BAcos.-IIams Sc a Dc, Shoulders o a 7c.
LARD.-S l.2 10 Dc.
BUrrER-Frcsh IS q 1sc, Firkin IL l.2a15.
CHEEsE-E u aud w II II a lSc, Country 0 a
! i0c.
sUaAR-N 4L2a5 I.2c, Clarified O 81 n
IL, I-onf i0a lie.
MoLA"Es-N o 30 35c. 8 II 80 40c.
CovvEE-I!io u IL - 1.2c, Java 10 tic.
| Rice, 6n0i.4.
TEA-Imperial IS a 75c, vi 10 a Zoe. Black
40 a CO...
TonAcco-virginia rs q 33c, Mi.so,ri 1912 a
Csc.
CANDLES and soAp--Mould I3 I.2al4c Tallow.
prime none. Dipped, none. Soap 3.4a6I-A
FHUr-Apple'. green per bbi ~ 80 a - 80,
Dried, per bush Is a ! 80, Peaches, dried, / Is
~ 90, Raisins per box 81 90, Lemons ~ 90
a. 80.
FsH-MnckcrcI. No. ! per- bbi, SIs 90, No. 2
do 10 90, No. do II 90, Goldfish per bbl ~ 90
Salmon per l,bl S2O 90, Oysters per dozen, Ss 90
80 90.
SALTY a per sack 81 25, LB25O. Ka.
nawnh per bush Zoe.
sack ~ 90, White pure per kcg 2 OF az u, No
I. per kcg 2 % a 2 80.
Dan GoODs-l'uc drills per yard 1.2 n 11cts.
Brown Shcctug, 7as3.ic, Osnah,rg. II a 13c
I'hc dcnin-, 10 a II, Cotton bats 10 a IL 1.2,
Cotton yarn 30 q, Ticking o. ~.
GLAss-12xfS per bx 9 80 It ~ 90, 10x14
per b,x, % a IS 80, 1Ox12 4 50, sxi0 3 80 n
90.
HAnpwAnE-Nail-, Juniatn per ID o "7r, Iron
Mountain. Gn7 ii, Boston do, Iron, Fiat Bar
5a8, II = Bar, 6l.2n7t2, Sheet American.
si.2a o, Nail Rod Dr., Russian Is 3.lc, Cast
Steel yer ~ &c, iIli.tcr 10 a ~, German 1sa-
Steel spring. Itnia Axci. 10 Il ~ l.2, Anvil
i2at3, Axc. per dm. II 90 u ~ 80, Chaias
hog. per IL ~. cWtc 10, Miners shovel. per
don Sal II, Sp"dcs do.
LUMpyR-t'lcar per NJ Is 90 u 10 90, Common.
Is % q ~ 90. Flooring. rough. 70 % % 10,
phncd, 30 90 - 90, siding 10 90 20 90.
shcc'ing, II 90 ~, Lauh 3 90, Shingles 3 80
q.
OL a,d TUn"gsriSg-Spcrn pr gallon ~ -
Whale, bcnrhcd, ! %, Lard and Corn 40 n ~,
Curriers' 75c. Lipred ~, Olive l ~ q ! 90,
Castor 90 ! 10, Turpcntinc OOc.
lIiDrs aud LrArnEa-fiitc.. dry, per n . 10
green IA ~; Rcd Sole Leather, ~ a 70, Oak n a
10, Harness, ~ a 30.
PowDEn-Itnc per kcg, 3 90 II o 80; Blasting
y 70 u . 10.
sUsDaiEs-I'roon,s per dos I 30 q 300 Feathers,
Geese ~ q 30.
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HENRY McKENTY.

HENRY MckENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
orries-oLn POST orsics svILSixs,
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought snd sold thsOushOwt the Tssritsyv,
Investments made 10 the best vantage, and Land
Warrants located.
RErEREScgs.
FsW Yoyk. A1Innsssfn
Gilbert Davis, ESD, Gov W. A Goswmu
DSniel Gurus, Esq, Hon, w u. WEIGH, Chief
Capt. 4, Dr. PeysieT, Justice OF Min. Ter.
Messrs. \. Thompson Hon. Henry M Rice. Del.
=. NEPHEW, exsse 90 Congress,
mrssrs. williams 4 ouioS, Rice, H0lIiDgshesd +
YHm0dsyhM. Dsckss, ANys ~ Lsw.
Joseph Patterson, Esq, rVe. Messrs. Dofup CAKES.
tdeSt Western Bank, nsnksss,
Messfs Dressi 4 Go. D'ks. J, r, Roster Esq., 6ccss.
" Taylor Coz tHry Of the Territory,
Freed, Ward + Freed, Ames 4 Van Ettsu. A..
" niHgh~m DOCK, t0rneys at Law,
" STEERS. James Il Co., Rev. r. N. Fullerton, ne.
-" Bailey n Co, gistsr u. \ Land Oftcc,
Edward Hurst, Esq. NOta. WIN liVco,nbc, Esq, Ne.
. ~ Publc, cetveT u. \. Land Ontcs,
u. Mes.chcrt, Atiy IT Lnw r. r. Mann, NJ. u.
James Kitchen, NJ. ID.
William s,oever, Esq I4o-H
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE Z, -.
A National Loss.

II 10 now known that Mr.. WEBsrER had serious.
y Intended writing history Of the Constitution Of
the United s,a,c.j tha, he hid brough, the project
20 Gar towards maturity, ,hM ain his mind no had
given Il form. shnpe and Substance 5" and had d..
clarcd what each chapter should contain. Thu work
was to be comprised In three volumes, 10 commence
with the peace Of 1888. with preliminary chapter
eadins to that srca, event. From the pence Of 1888,
he work was I" proceed through iha, series Of years
which terminated with the administration Of General
WASHINGTON. lie Ind fixed upon the adjourn,nen.
Of Congress In 1850 for The commencement, Of the
work, having resolved then 70 retire to Mar.h6cid,
and private life. The death Of President TAYLon,
and his call to tho Office Of Secretary Of State, de-.
hyed his purpose, but no had not abandoned Il. Il
would have hccn citing introduction 10 Col. BEN.
roS's great work.
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ER t.Nll (.NOCERI m.

FR ENu GkOCERI NM
w. DOWNEn, would take this method Of IN
- forming the citizens Of H. Paul. and Minnesota
generally, that hs hss purchased the entire stock ~
N. Person Co.. and II now prepared 10 furnish FAM.
ILy SUPPLIEs rhenp and IS good quality, ~ can
les procured ri ANY other establishment ~ the country
Fresh Groceries Will be ~ 'eved by every Express
rival from below, which will ennbts him TO keep on
hand nj NIL times, fni supply 0f every thing III the
Groery line. Iis stock consists IN Par Of the following
articles, Wis
TEAA.--l2 chests Young H. SOM 10 do. Imperial;
do Gun Powderj DO soachone, aud rs cables Young
II son, superior article.
OLD JAVA COFFEE-n very superior article
received direct from New York, pronounced the hest
ever offered in this market Also, Ccy Ion and Rio COT
e warranted Of the best quality, and sold at the low
EFT cash rates.
PR ESER v Es-Penchrs, Pears, PIums, Pine Ap.
Ple Rhaspberry, Qunccs CitfOD, Lines, Olives, and
natural PencIcs Cherry Jams, and n variety Of others
too numerous 10 mention.
piCkLES-Assor,edn and put up In gallon and half
galon Jars
SAUCE-W Worcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, h c.
CATSCP-Walnut,N Mushroom, and Tomato, very
superior Articles
and culinary purposes.
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BOSTON CLOTHING ANDrURNIsIilNG
STORE.
WHOLE iALE AND RETAIL.

- g.. 6Ri>woih has ist opcnci In tAMBEir +
~ Nt'k BLOCK "n ID street. under the Mnl".otin
blhcc. Ten Thousand imllnts worth III
READY MADE CLOTHING. ANp GENTS Hi,Si+IitNG
U,tbl,S,
Comprising the Target and beat selected assortment al
e"ls of the kind offered IN TIL, ci,y Territory
The goods aat clothing nrc MI NEW. anh ot the
--LATEST STRING styles.
selected with great rom the largest aud most o
able houses IN Ibon lc IN nso M nssr u,
of
1tATs ANpCAiT
at every lie rription.
fcr>ons IN van, at If the above nood. will Hnd a
I" their advantage "a eNamnc this stock oore max Ing
their purchase The stock will be- sold nj WHOLESALE
~ RETAIL Ia suit purchasers aud NJ the LOWEST tAst
rnitfS g. g. Ui,i4WUill
Nav Id VT
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"WnAr Is RELIGION = isa question much easier
asked than answered. And perhaps the "ihcory" is
mt ut noch consequence. provided the "prac,icc" is
all r'ga'. We oacc heard a definition OF zion,
homevcr, which though rather fancG,l than meta.
ph. seal ~ theological, contains nj least hint Of the
truth. AS social party where humorous definitions
was put, "WhM Us religion I" " Religion" replied
cue It the arty, more famous as man Of bs,"e-s
thar rs n ,n,n of wi,-"wligion il IN insurance
against fire ia the ncxt world Tor which ,nc.ty IL
TIL best p'tcy.-Bo,ton Post.
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Heavy Failure.

NV ORLEANS, May 81.
Dur city is much excited to-day, owing to the fail
tire OF several well known aud leading houses among
them is announced, WRIGHT, WILLIAMS T. Co..
failure is lRSwoop x Co., forwarding and commits
SEQ" merchants. 1t j. reliably stated that other large
cotton houses will follow tho alb we firms, having the
connection in the North and Soath.
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r. r. xAWvER T. 20,

T.. r.. - w Y Err < CO.,
ENRw AKiiNG AND COMMISSION MEiaIiANTS and
II steamboat Agents ock Island, Illinois. McrchaBdm
Pf"1icc and provisions contracted through to and from,
Sew York and h'-t' I" i.oek -tand aud IA any point
the Mississippi Ut the lowest rates by either Of the fo
lowing lines
WESTERN LAKE iE)AT LINE;
NEW YORK AND MISSISSIPPI LINE.
i1EvEhESfEs-t. e. kiIer Boston, i. H. Gregory y. ".
lawson, sawyer Wallace TO-, New York ttongbciing
s"pnrt, g. ". Alexander 90. Chicago i. H. Carson
Wall Widen. ~. tOUis B H. Campbell n Co., Gaipna
li,nm"nd Hail. Dubuque; VIM. H. Marshall Co., ~
Paul