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| eye might scarce discern whatitw 1t scenes
e chariot Of FIRE with frery steeds amid the fash.
ing pillows of ether sudden force snatched
Elijah away in moment, and waited him might
| ly aoft lie saw him 60, He saw him swept in
the vortex OF clouds, careeriDg upward toward
heaven in a whirlSind of glory. And in an agony
ofraPture he cried MY father. the chariot of Is
rael and the horses thereof.s
Thus departed this in some respects mos, re-
markable of the old Hebrew prophets. Moses
had the nation given to his organize hand Ike
clay to the potter. His energies had full. sue
cessful sweep SO Samuel, thought his sphere
was less, had broad judicial circuit, and life of
manifold and organ achievement Under his ans
pices the tribes were drawn together, and the
change from democratic confederation TO mon.
archal unity consummated. But Elijah, with
greater intensity of soul than either, and equal
abilities, was INSTRUCTED as By walls of heyn gra
ite.a Flung suddenly on the stage, be was met by
recently organized forms of npostacy stronger
than adamant. The king and queen, court, army
AMI priesthood against him. The national histo-
nv fasified and perverted, ian apostate system in
the fash of triumphant victory. Foreign systems
still more corrupt grating in, as upon kindly
and genial stock. Schools of prophecy bland,
cultivated, seductive, but far gone from the old
Mosaic doctrine. The people immersed in gay
delights, business, care, peasure-besotted, fas-
cinated by sorceress' charms; what chance for
Elijah, What for him to do? What opening for
his fearful energies! None. Let the captive
dash his head against the walls of his dungeon,
he can not move stone of the grim masonry
He spoke, and was branded as the enemy of his
country. moment he brought Israel to the is
sue, and it seemed she would be his-but the next
the tide rose hesven-hgh 10 cash agans, him
and he fed to Sinai.
And now at last as one for whom earth was no
place; for whom his nation. and his age, and his
generation, have no work, he is Lifted in wLirl-
wind from the uncongenial scene. Astonishing
character! Unfulflled destiny! Was there then |
no afier-par; of that strange career! As there |
was then no adequate scope for him on earth, as |
he was withdrawn without tasting death, may he
not have some second opportunity assigned hiul |
hey he not in some latter day, when his high |
qualities should not be defeated and denied scope,
be sent to prepare Israeli Such an expectation !
communicated itselCto the prOphet-schools. Ma |
lachi uttered il. 'Behold viii send you Elijah |
the prophet before the coming of that great and |
dreadful day OF the Lord In John the Baptist |
there was a kind of shadowy resemblance recog-
nized by our Saviour But it may be that the real !
fulfilment is yet future, when the mighty Seer
shall complete to the worlds smazement a work
for which neither Israel nor mankind were ripe in
his day.
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The Appeal of The ChOctaws.---COl. Pitch
lyDD'S Address 70 the President

We were present on Saturday when the Choc-
tsw delegation, consisting of Messrs. PitchlynR,
Garland, Folsom, and Lewis, had an interview
with President Pierce in regard to an adjustment
of various unsettled questions between the Uni
ted States and the Choctaw nation. Colonel
Pitchynu delivered to the President a most
touching and eloquent address, which will be
found below. The President expressed imself
much gratifed by the interview, and received the
memorial and documents Of the delegation with
sn assurance that he would take pleasure in de-
voting his earliest leisure 10 their examination,
and with every disposition to that full justice
should be awarded to the WashiHg-
ton Union
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so UTnERH
6 oz<2 ga exc&@1 Collie &c,

WRITING DESTITUTE.
gsEE Erst fern Of this College will com Esd y
usaee on MONDAY, Fej.- ID. In the .F7sS~zsgs9s
argeand spacious room IN Co0pers block, - s7
- t;beTrr street tive doors ebore Iisadsi cs=
The course OF instruction this inslitRton viii en- brace
3ookKesuing Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
md PsnoeafJsbiD. fl AZ -ls--f .rGlGt d
Eaenr;i viii receive diploma until be is thoFo,gbI
usIfa5 To disc,ieFEe he duties Of the accountant
Students will be instructed "A all The modern improved
ors edoed by tho 5sst regulated houses in the country
among ntsis one which dlpenscs with The OF the Jour
1al greatly IesseEing The amount II labor and liability to
sT and another winch READERS the use of the Cash book
ind journal superlaus and enables the bookkeeper to
post h e-sona accounts dahl, and his merchandise and
,ash as dtten as mar suit his convenience. -.
This latter form more particularly designed for The use
Il retail establishments. -...al.-.- -
They viii be taught simple process by which the mer
,hant may al times ascertain the amount OF his loss or
rain toqseF with the quantity Of goods on hand without
es0Tting to the tedious process Of taking an nveniory
This iastiu ion Will be permanent and has been essab-
ished TO meet the already Important and growing COM
crsi incross Of The city of Nashville and STATE often
lessse and il Designed 80 place upon eror
. none IN this country. .-.s Hea.
The importance 70 every business nan, of poviedge
u accounts must be suSi75ty Curious to all redee;n
riras.
man Of eelta it is inlportaa: 70 enable him 10
MANAGE his rs scientifically ana without pecuniAy loss
nd the Lavyer Is cten called Upon i the discharge Of
Ms professions. du-ies unraysl the most intricate &C.
counts, but the Young man uo depends open his oa
resources for livelihood, K IS inTalui5ls. Ures him
1Cs,iion which nothing else can
He holil post Of confidential csFki1 hz employers
service
he benefit of those yho wish 70 tas essous in cin on
y where elegant hand wiring VIII be implrted 70 all
FhO place Themselves under the Care Of the pIecsDtor
Pupils entering this institution are Lot limited to sny
lun6e: Of lessons but for specified price may coutnue
any branch they pursue until they perfected refining
be privilege Of reviewing t1slr lessons :. ay subsequent
period fTo9 Of charge
fe1lt-lT
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Turkey.

Mr.. Dwight, dec. 20tbJ reports ;ds retura O.;
certain apostates to the Protestant ranks, increas
ed attention to preaching, and ndiqidual cases og
conversation in Cons tantinople
\ touching letter from Mr. Cooleu announces
the affective tiings Of the death OF Mrs Everett
Mr. Bali dec. l5th) speaks Of the entrance Of the
Gospel into new places never visited by missionaries
in the region Of Ccssareu, in he ancient Csrpldo-
eia.
Mr.. Dur more, Dec. ?, Of the Arabic Station. de-
scribes visit 70 Malatia, and much intercourse
with Americans. TIE Turks also sought 70 Lear
Lin and the American helper. AL listened atten-
lively, and pronounced what they heard to be
true ajust," good" Rich Noslem merchants
in several instances called them into their shops,
expressed sympathy with them, and I desire that
they would remain in the Place ,Ir. D. Says:
'Moslem power is wanting fast and ioslem faith
is little else than 4 name Let the sword be re-
Turned to its scabbard a1d thousands Tomorrow
would ridicule the koran, and call Mohammej
liar, and Jesus the Son Of God. who TO day from
fear go through their Ridiculous genufeetions. Il
is amazing to sec bow TIE highway IS opening, low
the mountains are singing, and the valleys rising
ur Tor the sudden coming OF the Prince Of Peace.
Mo-eus of every class are Lying hold % tie word
life "
Mr. Wood gaze aecou1t also Of exciting d.
cuss'on5 between missionaries and Aolaumed n
in India, and spoke Of the unmist.kabla indica-
tons that Chris family is to triumph over Mobar-
mechanism ia its strongest holds
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TIL ..-sEEIE.y -AsIGViEsg,.: AND CLaRRS,
VIEEE pSEi,EF

E'l-a gUrrlsT and tr'ir reat iigat 5r-ugtg s--
farsEv-er aud Fie gat steamer Aida ". -. -
= tiErEoS. Master having heeu purchased eE-sst.ss1
e.'s.-'.s ''- t-5 - Cva rrlts, viii ~ soon tas
., irrGi.S o3Eucol ,sicr fcsis- trips above aud
% al uetI.'t le t4IaEA a1i respectfully sliics ,5s
Iao Fr' Cnl r.. Intending 70 uoso moa,Liv arrange.
el II tsIk ale Tor daEe all Fscighs viii be con.
veysd W. heus extra chzr-s f5r same.
ilus uot,,e Val beg,ysa o. tue 3ays OF departure
dJclI- no Il Il IiArEIsaS At
L. ). Nail Packet ogics No. L. 5T00t st.
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ZINC AMT

TNHE urdssiGned Agents for the sale of WHITE OXIDE
4 OE HlNC, manufactured BY the PENNSYLVANIA aud e.
high Zine Co.. ars prepared to receive orders for the same
and would invite the particular attention OF the Trade u
rs evident superiority over others Of American Msuufac-
Foreign. --..
Dealers wih confidence depend uFon ax avs obtain
ing shy desired supply OF this Paint; which will he found
tnreeommend itsai Tor Purity, Great Body and Uniform
Whitorass
Pris.s a.d terms arranged the most liberal footing
a JAMES 2. LEWIS Il Co
50 deoG-sm So Water Street, New York.
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naGuERRFoTYPR3l nscrE7Rrnr7pTs

NHARLtS q. GERS would resreetfsliv inforu1 his
customers, and Tive sdes VlTtraarir tnlt he as
proved from Cedar street 10 ne Of DeadeIe and
and College streets. rowass where ls wi be glad
to see all who are N wait q h1e aud life lie .ieEro 10
has gone % great expense in hrg up powerful tide ind
sky lights, and his rcons tied Up N eIrgan. style
He has engaged the services Of e1Derenes aud uois o.
era Ors and - dsiSTmnsi uske his iHe MODEL Stab
shment Of the South West aud feels eslsd thai hs viii
be able TO give saiisactisn.
lie invytos the public % call end examine las specinCrs
also some rs OIL Paintings by the Old masters ls-
ceved from Europe which ne odsrs Tor sie very low
Call q. the corner Of DsadsrcS street. snd tAsSquae.
\. Ban experienced operator always ready ar
outdoor work, sceA taking buding deceased PERSONA
&c rin1n--ff
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NASHVILLE SAYINGS R3sTIrUu0g,


DECEIVE5 pEPOSITrS IS Any SON. PAYABLE
III on demand pays inierss ca 5.p0siss. CEEIlFi-
GATES Viii De issued for monev deposited Gr sIec-01d
psrOf. and special rates az interest Slowed.
ian9A-lnl Alia ETfeL 4 EnI.l-ELs. Trs.sllrr-
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REGULAR gUgXSyILrE PACKET

THU new iisht-drsuei,t Est-rvua5ag Faz- s--a-a.
L se1ger steamer ODD FELLOW. J4sss lsl-l.--ss1
W. PAsk Master. Uiii NIKE weekly ig2a 10
the sb)gs aud al iutrro s5nis ports. IS
on az tis water viii slaS Fr freight or passs.s arrly
on bard, or 70 Il II. HARRISON, Age1t
&ui8-n stP. +. rs dca-tic's
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EOIIET

FI'iiE Co partnership Agreement heretsor existing -
L tween Aaron Stretch aud Henry Orr, Is dissolved
By uutual ejns-It. Aarm Stretch E1vfr- PURCHASED q
lte1ty b. Orr his entire interest ~ TIE Drug Business To-
eisl;az notes. accounts Sc WI contina he Dfrg Bus-
ness AZ the old stand and will give his Hdvidus
70 she business AARON STRLTGu
January IS lSJ5-i,nI-t UESEY z OER
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GA Bill has passed the Illinois Legislature
repeating all license laws. Tlere are shout SIS
grogshops in Chicsgo. OF these, All are kept BY
Germans, and the remainder mostly by Irishmss.
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i VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
yyNiiE subscriber oars fer sale his residence living in
= McEaIy County Tennessee four nailes of Purdy,
and ~ eve miles west Of savannah Immediately the
Stage road co-tainiDg $50 of LandT5 SO
under good enSe and in the state OF cultivation IT'S
al rich bottom land. There is good ronny framed dwell
ling, framed barn and stable, servant houses, two
falling well ard spring water good young orchard, and in
- healthy ueigh6orho the State Affords In short
this place offers every thing that heart could desire in
hooe Terms 10 suit the purchaser and possession given
immediately if desired.
OC.l l-9Inw. JOHN @. COMBS
DIs. ), w. GRAY
NVFICE No g. Cherry stPeet opposite Judge Catrou's
I and next door TO DR.. B. W. Hall. Residence City
Hotel. ian2q SIT
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EilItNDEN'S
sE7-I esse.9 gsgz=ssl EEsf2sz=.( NH
fl.Is..sl1 ,.ais.sss - .fFsf1S-l EssSS-S8
Northern and Southern Express
TROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &C.,

IhUA NEW yUEk, PHILADELPHIA, &C.
Via savannah.
TIAVING been appointed Agent for the above Company
al Nashville, Respectfully inform tie citizens of Mid
de Tennessee that this Company Expresses from New York
and Philadelphia by the Regular Line of Mail steamers to
Savannah end have concluded their arrangements with the
Central Rail cad. Macon Western. Western d Atlantic
East Tennessee Georgia, and Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad aud running daily Messengers all the
above roads This viii enable the Company bring Goods
through from New York Nashville ia six days. and the
charges VIII exceed that OF Expressing from New York
20 Louisville
The Company will also forward Specie Bank Notes
Drafts Bills for collection, sc Also, every description OF
Merchandise and Vsuabes Northern cities and al inter
mediate places the above Roads
uov4-Iv A. HAMILTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
LtUNAKD SCUTT Co, New York continue Ia
publish the following British Periodicals, yir:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative.
TdE EDINBURGH REVIEW twhig,.
TEEEoRrH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church..
TIE WEsThrssTER REVIEW G:beraD.
BLECKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE frorv,

The present critical state of European affairs viii render
these publications uaususy interesting during the forth
the hastily written newsems crude specuations and Nv
ing runors of the daily Journal and the ponderous Tome
OF the future Historian written after the living interest and
have passed away 1t is 10 these Periodicals that
must look for the only really Ineligible and reliable hso-
~ Of current events and SUCH addition their we'll
established literary scientific, and theological character
We urge them upon the confederation Of the reading public
sss Arrangements are now permanent y made for the
receipt OF Early Sheets from the British Publishers by
which We are enabled to place all Onr Reprints in
the hands Of subscribers about they be fur
nished with the foreign copies Although this involves
very large outlay part shall continue 10 furnish
Le Periadess at the same loE rstas IS hereafnre
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l. 9ARDsLLE LOUIS DAltlsLA.
GARDELLE 4 DELAiGiE.
4 PAcTcR5 AND e0nlSfTSsIgS ETRCfAETs
ACCOMMODATION WAAAt.

AOtCHADuh EiCN A4Afs
s-. CHARLESTON, X c
IBERAL advances made C0usigDuenfg q i'focuc..
= Prompt Attention paid to ReseiEHg and FoFNsTdia
Goods. s
RETTEsscEs;-Bustia Walker, Deughty 3 Beai Al
gasss; J. Fraser &C., Charleston fasgl5-sEl
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Fare EgetauCGds2
CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHART EST0E
TO NEW YORK;
TWEEN = LIARS.

sJRIGegE STATES ITaaIl HlER3e
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SE1iE- WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, II. Berry Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons, ]. Foster, Comma rder
jas. Adger, $50 tons, s. C. Turner Commander.
Soatherncr. 1909 IONS, Thos Evan, Commander.
Fl LEAVES AdEsr's Wharvez, every Wednes.
g ,s7FT: day sud Saturday afs~ re arrival Of the
l.sysSg1isy cars FROM the South ana Tsst
These Steamships we're al built for The Line and Tor
sat7 comfort and anea5 are unrTatled the Cast
tables supplied with every luxury Aten;ira and ccr
teOGs Commanders u insure Travellers Of tbs Like
every Pcss he eo5RyIJ and ACCOMMODATION.
Cabin passage, .....-.... -...-........-.,...4oo
SteeTa=e passage. ........-...-.....--.,.zS.
FOR freight passage, having elegant State Room 40
s9mBioda!.ous, apply 70 -.
HENRY MUSHROOM,
Charleston, s C.
ECrg-.f
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TLEGANT STORE.-FOR RENT OR LEASE
81 on College streetThat commodious Store House
Ucueuped BY Fall & Cunningham is for Rent Lease
This is of the elegant Store Houses Nashville
is ITO feet deep throughout The three stories with seps
rate entrance 10 the upper stories. 1t also has elegant
Cellar or Basement 10 feet high, well hOored and with
era nuss for staves ind the alley Call
IINDSLEI 5 CROCKETT,
nOvS--tf 81 College street
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- URDRIES, JUST RECEIVED
- Ao:4ng bird and Canary Cages beautiful patterns;
Ha!i, Table ssd Side Board Lamps;
Feather busters; Floor brushes Hearth do;
Hcusesud Steamboat Lanterns;
dscl0 A. MORRISON Il co
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VOL. XVI.
UNION AND AMERICAN.
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TTEE sClyfPas- ACOUSTIC Oil iAG
u ONLY tUNE Jo.- DEAFNESS. - sCAGTAS
COMPOUND iyC-J-EiJ OIL, fo7 I. e cure Of pss1a-s,
Pains au4 iEllc rs satl.r 57u the Lar also all those
dsEo c5., ag,s he The bucEng Of Iosecis, filling OF
water. aa.zz al s..- sc w- % are symptoms ut
preaching C n 5 and also generals atend-ni with ia'
cgeGSe HaEv .-5F0s Who owe been Ceat for ten, TX
teen md twenty relrs H-a were obi ed tou5c tlunP
cts have after usi.g two or ture bottles thrown assoc
their !Iu-Pss being made perfectly vel FbJa!-lls
ant surgeons % -r.r T5C11 mend It's use.
READ WHAT SCAFPa'S ACOUSTIC OIL EAS
D0|L!-Tre Create. cure e-s- yet perform a by any
Iasdrc5-n ~ rc~er fills.
From 1.s .tjilHy Dz.ty Day EiisleTjoel@rI
EssT Trey JUae 3.
This IS 20 certify that I Willard Jerks proprietor d
The Ge5 I-0 N.HaUge hotel having Geeu I'D ct5d wt
defines Tor lho last IL 5sy years aud IN the
heT r the !a- vs- lat It Impossible Tor Ian 10
the uu.s. yo-ai aud. after trying glous remedies
EI;os, rcrag uv bearing ~ the easLl va induced 20
ny Sc rpl5 -lUFu GCcs4sllC OIL for the cure ot deaf
ness aud It is 8 Pc great sFs, GcaioH enabled Ia
Lt4e iA- Las psfc y restored M hearings AID VIII
be happy % T -Is5H who wishes i2r iLi1Iui ioa II
,e.--ol ~ lay case. ~ Iay Tii,ei 10 'est Troy
WILLARD JFEEs.
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R STEWART h L. wEAELEV.
STEWART & TVE1KEEY,
Wholesale Groecrs Gem 1L1oH Eserahants and Dczlars
~ EGgCign and Domestic Liquors.
No. 1Ieadway, Nashville, Tennesrse.
HUDSON & UOLFINGRR.
MA CtACIUHEL2lS or
JEW ELRE Avn SIN t,s.TAEE.
g. Fourth street, Near -s5aia. Louisville, Ey.
FENhANhFUL for past fagu:s would most 7pecl-
/ tulv inform he trade lad dealers gtueIalg, that we
now prepared 20 manu'acuTe Sleas, Folks. ladies'
PceIs, G1nilt=, Cups Mas 1lc, ID. Fellows and sons
o:TenPereuoe Jewels, &c, 81 on tie most reasonable
Having llty gone ocoasderabe expense in fitting w.
steam T0rer, conf leDig ,s,, iaat yr.eaA .4
fIv'r,8ly c-utaEe vi those 0:tl- ;,-s.e,n cities
Orders iron distance promptly attended to-
Oh Cold al Silver tllea 10 e>ealnse st the highest
~ Nashville Union COPY uaoafs ard send Li.it. Ills
oGo6-L,t,,5De Ue7slsS'i
E.A0uH.-loo bbls Logan sfs for sale by
A sePut Mce.EA & FFrH&Ss-
ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY or SURCp
Cal iSSETtjWz; aES.
CIEETCH q Oni have just received by Express, a
> large lot jae Instruments, Consisting ia PTs oi me
following, VIZ:
silver Spring Iaucss
German and gi2ss Spring LaGca,s;
ra,s,ciaa7's Ioolet CASES of Walls; .
Copying instruments;
sr.5a' scales with Glass Prs;
hvEHs gGlu,ae humD LGnceis
'--yrac- Instruments
LFu.l Scissors;
Eoaal insruu srts; ......
Asta.te Flexible Bo0gies;
/ Iiorss Fhcrur
J'-rrigua-.
| L,ssc,.uE Instruments Of ell Br1s and r,ioa,
ls,al7 l,'a large lot ofctHsr Inst,u aens ,ntsbe
l'T EaS'a'-7s nni --nIsH.s All O. winch viii be sc'd
| ai a sai-lI alv1acauPon Eastern cost bv
| STRETCH 4 ORR, Druggists
Get Corner ~o.eg d Union st, Nashville
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dzet 20 % made N all cases sn advaace Honey current
~ she S1te agiers ISSUED sgiU b. receivsd at zqr
CLUBBING. ea.
discount of twenty five per cent from the above prices
viii lie allowed to Clubs ordering direct L. Scott Co.
four copies OF any Of the above works
Thus -Four copies Of Backwood. of Review, viii
be sent TO address for So four copies OF the four Re-
views and Blaekwcod for $50; and so on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Towns these works will
be delivered, through Agents, FREE OF POSTAGE
When sent by mail the Postage any part Of the United
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Renittances aud communications should always be ad-
dressed. post paid, 80 the Publishers, . - ~.
.a 80 LEONARD SCOTT / co,
s-.5 81 GOLD STRRxT, New Yoak.
y. B.--L. s. & Co have recently published and have
for sale. the FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Steph.
ems of Edinburgh and the late Prof Norton of Yale COL
lege, New Haven, complete in vols, royal octave,
tanning 1000 pages IA steel and 500 wood engrayngs-
Price, in muslin binding, IS. 3D..
- T.is WrE Is the old " Book Of The Firm"
ia5.ty RgsrscIrATED and tsy0trn upon Tie ndrkst :
dee22I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-13

BEAUTIFUL WALL PAPERS. &Sc.-Mr. John
Devereux hiss lately received some OF the
most beautiful Wall Papers, Tapestries, Fire
hoaf,ss. &c. ever brought to this city. We
would invite the particular attention of
those wanting wall papers, and especially
those wanting elegant papers to Mr.. DIS
stock. His gold finished papers are exceed.
insIy rich. and very neat. Making this his
whole business he can certainly afford to sell
as cheap as the same articles can be pur-
chased elsewhere.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-13

HORSES Observation-Disclosures morning a
ANAL boy drove fine pair of bay horses be-
longing to Mr.. q. H. Cook, and attached to
his Express wagon, into the river just above
the Main street wharf boat, for the purpose
of watering them. The horses got beyond
their depth, and commenced struggling for
life. The boy, son of Mr.. Cook, was with
difficulty rescued by young man and at the
risk of his own life. The wagon caught In
some railroad iron, and the horses after
struggling a moment, were drawn under and
drowned. The team and wagon were after
wards drawn out at the lower wharf, and
wagon and harness saved. The horses were
N valuable pair OF matches.