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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-23
RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,

ChOhCh ANDEkSONs
A r Nos. and Broad street
n FROM NEW ORLEANS,
so hhds New Sugar;
100 bags Rio Coffee
100 bxs. Fresh Raisins;
so kits fresh Fish;
100 bbls. MOlasses;
80 If. bbls. do;
$50 sacks Salt
FROM BALTIMORE,
100 doz. Fresh Oysters;
100 bags Prime Coffee.
FROM CINCINNATI,
100 bxs. halves and ours, Star Candles;
100 dos. Pat Eyed P. Buckets;
so doz Wash Boards;
10 bbIs Backing;
1O9 bxs Western Reserve Cheese;
100 bbls. Wishire's Whisky;
100 " Deat's
20 {" Old Rye
s. " Bourbon;
30 e" Mon IN !ahela;
10 q" Brandy
IL e" Gin;
Is NJ Wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
$1,000 Spanish Sole Leather
80 casks English ; dl;
~ bags Race Ginger;
20 " Pepper,
20 do Spice:
ceroOus Indigo;
casks Msdder;
100000 G.. d. Caps;
FROM ST. LOUIS,
25 kegs Golden Syrup;
IN half bbls. do
hbls. do;
25 kegs Lead;
20J bags Shot.
FROM WHEELING,
800 kegs assorted Nails.
The above articles eived yesterday-Rl new sne
fresh and will be disposed Of astonshingly low prices
Having purchased the lowest possible figure for he
pe they will Of course be exchanged at the lowest posi-
Die figure for tie DeCerinctHni Call and for your
selves CHURCH ANDERSON,
noy23 Nos and Broad ST.
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cuoI.rua PREyENrIyE.

fINHR Puho are respectfully informed that LYONS CO.
sin esnginuesslhng their ee!sbrAied hoiera anu
.Dlnrrhea preventive, ufom TIE effects q which
% many year reAptd great ooiort aud rebel by re
Gssn no.tr Glass As psevenuycs always better
ssa cngrs strungy recommend AL 10 n The Poor
supplied without charge. accompanied with practising
Doctors crTshcate FTFAte Families pAftacaiAry, should
bottle Of this e In The heGs N case q eussF-
s.seV LYONS a CO,
myi - Cedar street.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Beneft Of Miss Abertne, and last appearance but one
which occasion she will appear in the character Of
JACK NEPTUNE. Two favore Dances, Singing, Sc, and
characters in the faVorits entertainment Of the
YoUSG AcTREsS. Mr.. Chanlrau Harry Helmer and
Frenehman.
Friday Evening, Nov. %, will be acted the beautiful CON-
edy Of the MODEL OF WIFE. The Frenchnan Mr..
Chanfrau.
After which the Drama q the OCEAN CHILD. Jack
Neptune, Miss Alb rtine; Harry Melmer, M Chanfrau
To conclude with the favorite entertainment Of the
YOUNG ACTRESS. Miss Albertine in six characters.
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GRAND EXHIBITION AT ODD FELL0 VS. HALLy
To close SATURDAY NIGHT, 24Ih int.
Magnificent Paintings by ROSTER. The CAPTIVE
with figures Lie SiEe, and the great Paint
ings OF NOAH AND Ills FAMILY 30 the AK The DkL-
UGE Also MIRIAM the Prophecies exutng the de-
structian u Pharaoh's Host.
Admission reduced. see small Bills. nov2o-iw
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RICHNESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysteries Explained" which has been denomi
mated The Giant Work OF the Age" has Just been receive
ed BY Charles w. In this book Professor Mahsn OF
Ohio has met spiruasm its ground meeting and
explaining BY the Of Science all the weIattesed facts
which have by the sGpersous been attributed 10 Spirit
nal Influence
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FoR SALE.

A Kxaxsse and ot on MeLenore street he 90
a Lot froas isc Rect AcLsnore street Andruns 81 u
ars 1o4 tcst. TIE House u tue story hfick and -
contains reoma hall ah7Fr and eeiow, Sith kchen ect
hotr,e AZ ms properly heated IN he q
IN. NsshvIs ana NORTH Railroad Depot II also
- uTsr God terr.s for tartheF informaon, apply %
e. A. BALL0NE.
e.,s Gen1 Agf Se. II Deadesiss
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AND TATESMEN.

ATOMS AND STATES e N
TIE MOST EMINENT
ORA TORS AND STA TESM EN-
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES.
Containing sketches the lives, specimens Of their elo
quence and an estimate OF Their genius By DAVID A.
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
nemosthenes. William Pitt.
Cicero Judge Canning.
Lord Chatham. Lord BrOugham.
Edmund furke. Rstrick Henry.
Henry Grattun. Fisher Ames.
Charles JImts Fox. Henry Clay.
Inrd Frskine John G. Calhoun.
John 1hepOt Curran. Daniel webster.
Richard ETinsty sheridan. Edward Everett.
One vol. syo cloth. just received by
W. T. BERRY co.
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A CARD

YONS Co. return their since thanks to the hremeu
L. and their numerous friends, for their promp.ness in
extnguhng the fire yesterday thereby saving them the
necessity Of moving their large stock Of Cigars Liquors.
&c nOy23-lt
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MARBELIzED IRON MANTELS.

THIS magnificent style Of Mantei Is last taxing te pAce
Of ali other Descriptions both account OF It's suPe-
or beaaty richness durability, and particularly rs cheap
sss While their only about hall that OF me reAl
abe they indeed exceed the former In beauty, have
a peror lustre less liable TO soil, are much easier
ept clean and exceed marble 10 durability, and are AZ
ne same time, less liable TO break.
The undersigned for the manufacturer, al
ace IAthgow Co Louisville, KY, and viii furnish then
to their patrons and the public generally with CRATES SUI
N or pies and every thing complete; AMI will also srper-
intend their putting up. STEWART oMeN,
Stove Dealers and Tnware Manufacturers,
mara0-dAWu No. ~ MARKET sir~r'
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NINE HINDREp

A cars ~ Lad tor sale in soansr Cesy. TEAM. ie a
"A -, fron 6aiiann- GOD fuFnpke Road run u
rs e. (i.lssiu sithin mcs fhe balance gooa sssi
az Fo.d pordoa q = soogt one md a had - TOO
rss f-osa he Naahslr sEt Lc1sre hAAsfoe No steam
=. -, nesr she pssmis-s all eel i in lots - loo
s-rs or orr. c.sh: bslanos in and yeart, a. ~ %
Al - s~r. ne. sestaE aal I'll d ue 70 uaks eery
Is tAs undsrslsnsa A4ahxis, or - Sos~ph
" sasses -, ~ '--'-'' =. ndBRT.
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ToR THE LADIRs-RECEIVED By EXPRE
New Book on Missions.

A OYCLoPEDIA OF MISSIONS: Containing 6 ~ re-
~ heasive q Missionary operations Throughout ne
World with 0eoErAphlezl Dcscrptiens AID aecoan Of The
FOCAL Moral and Religious condition Of ths people ~ hsF
m svsastas Of cserrymen Of al DeaO'RsaItioas 10 in
VIC" :" '"s ~ cuARLks W. SMITH,
-. a. Caifey. sfv-sf
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

A RK reminded thai have the wkre-rooms vel -
n stocked siih EVERY THING SEW AND Dk
siRAbLE - ny hse for The Fall Trsde, and voad BE-
VsA'sa to al 'Asir orders. ri u.xc,aoo
ssus NOD. "a a. ~. IS Psslls sqsar..
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VERANDAH HOTEL

TIRE sahserbsr having disposed 81 ne crutchsr uenss,
and taksn chsrsr II tbs Hae he hopes - proup al
sufoa and sd-raie bis 20 LIBERAL share Of Pao-
he psiensgs
Tie STAGE NFfiCE i kepi a. this Hotel corner OF Cedar
And cherry sis.. opposite ths rost onlee
INOR RENT-For ne ensalnE year. esuahoftAoe
Dsslns H9ass 90 ChsTfy street. nrxt door so1th OF
Ilncoin Hal. containing reoFas, viii dning fooms
kicAsn asd cellar IN ~ sAss1nsni -
r. A. bALL0WK.
oetss GeuTAgs. Ne. II DeAdsriek q.
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YOUNG AMERICAI

YOUNG AMERICAI
Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining States
To sell the above sud improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such rare chance to make money be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges will be disposed
OF unusually fair ters by application to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
ODER you a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the I'm
ion which be by past or future in
VentonS. Ii IS the very Mil which every
Raiser should have; it will crush 10 bushels Corn
Cob per hour, with horse; easily fitted up and
managed weighs $50 lbs and As all contact grinding
surfaces is prevented viii last any An ordinary life
time { speak thus Of its Durability, because he sane
principle has been fairly tested in The old Bark Mill Who
is it that wants
MILL ON TRIAL
for tn, and il don't give complete satisfaction,
it7 II there any thus disposed let him ~
speak Satisfaction warranted in every case the
will be refunded The Crusher can be attached 20 horse
power which renders 1t the convenient
Mill south Of Mason's and DNon's line All other CruShers
in the South require too much power or will
out According
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits OF lateral wahbnR
motion will -sary, soon wear oat all other crushers
are amenabe to this grand objection and the PrOpretos
rot dispute it, In the construction of you've ASKR
cA have GAINED power, and DIZZY coSrNAOlcoS have
essened friction and the contrary;
have prevented vabblng lateral TotOn, and all
compelled to acknowledge it, therefore, assert that il far
superior any other Mil. selling his Tennes-
see invention at the small sum OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing" earnestly request
the merits aud principles OF
and order from the Propriet0rs Agents
A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
| J. ?. DRoMGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
Shebyyille, Tenn.
AGE rs,
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu-
{ facturers and General Agents.
Beaumont, Fan Co., GAINESVILLE, Agents for Montgomery
Z County
/ Alb Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County.
W@ B. Hunt saie@, Agent for Franklin County, Tenn,
! and Jackson county, Ala
James b. Vance, Casslan Springs, Agent for Sumner
/ County
; J. " Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County.
/ w. NJ. Beli, p. Rome, Agent fer smith County.
j. Z. AiAin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County.
W. X. Hunley Bros, LOudon, Agents for East Tonnes
see oct I5-dAwIy
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FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
TTNHE Regular United States Mail GTsn
Il Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP szzslCMsss33esk45
son, W. T. YEATMAE Master will leave zk1EzEzEzszszs
for the above and all intermediate ports FRIDAY,
28d nst at O'Clock p NJ. For freight passage apply
on board TO l.. DAVIS, ! -
nuy28-1t A. HAMILTON, HsSHIS'
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JOHN PHILPO'T CURRAN.
NOW READY.

JOHN P1ELPUE CCKRANs
NOW READY.
The Life OF the Hon. John Phi pot Currsn. By his son
Wm Henry Currau, with Notes and Additions, by Dr. Shell
ton Mackenzie and portrait steel 12mo, cloth.
BITS OF BLARNEY. By DR.. R. shelton Mackenzie
12mO cloth
HABITS AND MEN. By DR.. Dorian, author Of liable
Traits" l21no cloth.
Dickens LITTLE FoLKs.
LITTLE NELL. From 'the Old Curiosity Shop" Of Chas
Dickens limo, cloth
For sale by W. t. BERRY 4 GU
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Notice TO the Ladies of Nashville.
MADAME DEYONGU has lust arrived from Paris, and
WI great pleasure IL informing the citizens OF Nash
vile vicinity that she is stopping At the Union Hall for
only, with great variety Of very rich French
Embroderes and Brussels Laces Honoth Laces, Collars
Of Brussels Lacs Thread Lace Ve Pocket handkerchief
Chdrens Caps Iniant' Dresses sc Ac ali at remarkably
low prices And she will be pleased to many OF the
Ladies may favor her with call and viii guarantee TO
give entire satisfaction 10 all She be found At the Union
Hall all times OF the day during her stay; and she viii
of Of Pearls in exchange for her Embroide-
ries Ball Dresses 10 suit the taste Of the most hstdios
Ladies please call and see for yourselves
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WOOL WOOL u WUULIII
CAsH and the highest market price paid for good clean
q, y. n DIcKEY
FOR THE LADIES RECEIVED By EXPRESS.
4 AIDES saper French Heeled Gaiters;
L q Congress Hseled Boots;
Browa Congress Caters
nj onenrd hy JOHN RAMAGE,
..,Ss q College St
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- Not the least amusing, and really we
imagine the most ridiculous document called
out by the "last card 7" of the excitement
makers, is the following from the London
Banker to his correspondent in this country:
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CORN = A @ X :.

A CONSTANT supply q heavy Corn ssck fsr sals hy
a JtSEPh NASH,
noxfT-fn College ana ch4Teh 50
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XVAsTEO-A .i,aAiioe - sook.sssPsI or sac.
w msn ~ gentleman ghG give he keat Of refer
ene-S Address =. X. a., True Wig o1ce-"
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kNUCKLE WASHING MACHINES,
with Floating Balls,)
For sale by [novlsl BENZ o. SHIELDS, Ag'L

RELIABLE GOLD PENS.
sHEPPARD's ACCOUNTANT, BARREL, COMMERCIAL
and ENCLOSING GOLD PENS acknowledged, BY the
best Keepers the city be the best and most re-
able Pen sold in this additional supply Of the
various kinds have just been received by
TOON NELSON CO., - Union 81.
s- Best quality Pens warranted for six months from
sale We require pens straight the spring
TO entitle the purchaser another on the warrant
NEW ADDITIONS.
A MEMOIR OF s. g. PREHTIss.
TOON NELSON co. have just received fresh supply
OF new publications, such A.
Life Of sergent g. Prentis;
Containing a nl memoir Of this Distinguished and tai
ented
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared,
In their three fold relations to Wealth. knowledge and
Morality. By Rev. Napoleon Rousse, Of Paris.
The Contrast between Good and Bad Men.
Illustrated By the biography and Truths Of the Bible
2vos, svO. BY c. Spring.
PREMIUM WALL PAPER.
TyRoM the Mandatory Of VI. DE .ECoURr Of PARis,
10 shon was awarded the premium at the LosDOs
Exmsfros and the NEw YOsK NoRLDs FAIR
We also keep constantly hand large and beautiful va
ety manu- actured expressly for In this city and the
Eastern Market Purchasers will ind present assort-
ment superior 20 that Of any previous season.
PAPER HANGING
Done IN the best manner by competent wcrkmen
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Supplied At the lowest wholesale rates ,,
No al Market street,
octs0-im Between Union And the square.
NTOTICE-Owing to our detention East, rem PrOtrAe
~ Ted Illness specimens Of our stock we're exhibited
a. m, at N-cbapb.s' Fasr W. W. F1NN.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE GREAT GAZETTEER.
LIPPIN Colts
PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD,
OR GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY,
Containing greater Of matter than any other sn
gle volume in The English Language
EDITED BY J. THOMAS, n. D., AND 7. BALDWIN,
sEvERAL OTHER GESrLKGXS.
The above work. upon which Eve years Of continued
labor and research with large outlay Of money! has been
expeude has not been published merely to supply the de-
acences Of existing Gazeeers, but to furnish GEO
GRAPHICAL DICTIONARY which should be eomprehen-
ve in its design perfect in its arrangement and
plee anil accurate its execution the DICTIONARY
or THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Among the many claims to superiority which this work
has over all others Of the kind the following:
list Il is a PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER feature
sentia 20 completeness Of Geographical Dictionary
TO a DICTIONARY OF ENGLEH LANGUAGES.
Cd IL contains above 900 Geographical Names
than apv other Gazetteer the World And the notices Of
all Important places will also be found far full and sat
isfactory than in any other similar work.
Sd In regard 70 ACCURAGR and RECENrNESS Of H.
formation it viii be found incompasaby superior 70 every
other. -
For sale by [nOy1Tl W. t. BERRY o.
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Modern Mysteries Explained and EX-
posed.
IN FOUR PARTS.
l. Clarvoyant Revelations Of A. J. Davis.
H. Phenomena Of spirituAlism Explained and Exposed
Ill Evidence the Bible is given BY inspiration Of the
Spirit Of God, as compared with the evidence that
these manifestations are from the spirits Of men.
w. clAirvoyznt Revelations OF Emanuel swedenbors.
By A. MahAn, First President Of Cleveland University
There are more hings IN heaven and earth, Horsio,
Than are dryazsd q in your philosophy"
For sal. BIZ CHARLEs W. SMITH.
nov2I sUS
Buck shirts and Drawers.
IusT received a small lot superior Buck shirts and
81 DraWers Also few Of second rate quality Ilr sae ~
nov20 ,. n Mee1LL-
VndeYAhIFts and Drawers.
MOTHER invoice Of shaker Flannel, heavy Knt Wool
n Merino American, saKony. and heavy slE Received
and for sale ~ lnov2ol J. H. hesiLL-
Patent Gum GOods.
IN ECEfyED Ii. aay another supply n Goadyesrs Pat
II M an eis consisting Of clsaks Coats, begxan-.
Peruvian Merriam h8nkets Life PresrssFa. Air Cash-
Ions kc The Cats LeEgtns aud mankrs, are invaluable
20 untry physieiAns Hantsmsn, and AZ others Who As
exposed 70 weather For sale - moderate pgss,@
Laliss' snA Geniisman' Farnishins store,
novs0 Corner o. square and College street.
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EW FLOUR DEPOT.

NEW FLOUR DEPOT.
0es Of the Nashville City Mills, eornsr Of collsg'
and spring streots-
a.. a. HAMMOND CO
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THELAWS OF NATURE.

And any wanting good thing earnestly request
ed examine the merits aud principles Of this MIL
and order from the Proprietors Agents.
liberal discount made 70 dealers.
J. p. DROMGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
Sl,.lbv, Ta,r
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nARBLEI mAnBLEn

NJ L SHELTON, having resumed the hARBLk1WO
vi. BUSINESS, solciis bis od friends and theN ASl
pub A. IN general sho may desire Sork In bis ine, NJ a.
10 tive rim : call rs shop, corner % Church SAtf
street asa ths Nashville and Chsit1l oosa Railroad
llrt,at. ~ vii kfrp constaaty on hsnd supply ~
OF Nos UMENTs, 1OMBS &c-, OF The nnest Italian @ad
knrrtsan Nsfbs. An executed IL the best msnnsr
and warranted rsp1s-u
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Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining States
To sell the above new sud improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-05


To No" paper i'@0'''nefS
inter- W ~ ms "'' '''''''
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Or sce new Advertisement of Nessr.
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e.,-s ..,l...a,Jof D,nolsmayerG Bro
,r,...f,,e - f,s sg,.l, Of proraqos
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CT The Huntsville Internal Improve
,..#...... LII an ,,a OF ,,lt,,,,.
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'a' '' '"f VI ?
nu.. as Hi indignant abuse Ht o.
.f.,.o. f.aa3 a...a.a ta. Is Doi 81 naft..
~ rte .4F.ea. Uu, tha' +. sa.a'a b.
HHH j 8ad ra8aei t} wy potion
a. ds pre- Of "a. $IatH t.a..asa4 "-fe
.al wonder
lA' VIM. Dr. '.".'t .s
'h' "'I'ta' ,' patty" p ~.
r. 500 e.''' .-.e .'' 's' l"'s
.i '"ns' % ih' honest "H' l'.'. I.''
It0ss Of 'I' country iHa' A.iie many q.
'hem ITO n.l'Hda'se 'H'.'i a'' views. coy
'af honorable testimony 90 h.@ i.'a'a'-
uas,. b,Hat a't and Use ho.'u.s- Of hs
administrations ~ hs nimn..'af.3 thH
laws lraIH-t BE- hs nd an non haaa
ar.a t''atI ard corruption ana Uas.
.4.sd tta rs. -f' oI lar
1Le iiW'udcI'em iudeP,la ror'e-
blg,r aai mal. tuant article in relation
o. pn 'en' Pierce, from i'e y w of!an.
y 8 and mmuiH B. Vth 'ae follow
t"s zero
- -.'.-' n. .,..
..... 49,. ....,.,l c,,,,.. ,nl n. reward
,,.s Il poaI portion or a.the l0ayas and
fishes Us change Of TON" mns'b'.oNinR
20 desire ior fresh supplies from lhe n.NI
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Tho Postmaster at Wellborn's mills
Houston county, Georgia, states that that
vicinity was visited on the l2ih ultmo, by
a terrific tornado, accompanied with rain
aud hail, which did immense damage to the
plantations over which |, swept negro
man belonging to the Anderson estate had
his thigh broken, and valuable mule be.
longing to J. J Gresham, Esq, of Macon,
was killed by falling ,rees-miles Of fen,
cling and thousands Of trees were Frustrated
and Il will occupy some Of the sufferers
very busily for the next three weeks TO re.
place the fences and remove the timber,
blown down upon their lands which were
under cultivation
bill abolishing all licenses for the sale
Of liauor has PASSED both branches Of the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-05
r.,.t Words Of Nicholas nbcu, tho United
St,tr. E,-rland aud Trance

states, England hna if'"cS
The New Orleans Bee Publishes the fol'
lowing passage from letter addressed to
an cmInen, foreigner now 10 that city, by
Rus,ian friend, residing 10 81 Petersburg
The Bee says it may be regarded as enire'
~ authentic The views OF the dying Car,
tn regard to america and the future OF
England and France. will ne fail to arrest
dae attention Of the reader
ST. PrrrusurRc. Feb 1855.
Before NY letter reaches you, You will
probably havo received Intelligence OF a
i3ss that vii sp-ead gloomy we'd over all
Russia Tor the death Of such a man Is a
blow that not only strikes his own country,
but rssounds from the shores Of the whole
world. In my last letter | did not dare
aneaiy declare what we were expecting
from day 10 day. for we were unwilling to
accustom our hearts to an idea which our
minds were incapable of concerning The
last DAYS Of our Car are a whole century
In the history OF Russia, aud VIII never be
forgotten br those who Witnessed them
Do not imagine that be was exsspereted
vita hs foes quite Inc contrary In
partially, Ike prophet, he razed upon the
present situation ol the t,hsteut European
powers md predicted the future With tae
accuracy Of enc who locke fat beyond the
present
England, said be. has reached he'
eliminating poiai either for life or death
There Is no middle path lor her TO pursu'
One thing alone may save hor, and that Il
A free confession, not only hy the govern
mont. but hy the whole mistocracy, made
70 the people, tbat they have been assured
rom drsi 10 last that the Crown is unable
anv longer to maintain It's power, aud that
The peapla must tiso agd unite together rs
one man. to save the honor and ptcscy,
jhe iai ayeu3euco Of thH county. cam
did ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of IT, ,ruth may even
now sate England. Il her corrupt arsiac'
racy can be brought to the stool Of comics
sion. France. on the contrary, can main
tain herself only by Gl,ehood and iacep
ton. The Emperor may proclaim To b.
-nllycts that France u the first power
ll Europe, hnt a single shock, one -r'eet
of damggoguo nry overthrow BIN aHo
la-kea the star If \ pa,con forever
have red him nov band the hand ~ r''
cancellation. but he has refused &c. II.
w.. he. 10 average Moscow uto4 me. AND
ST. lla n uuu England saos, sighted
man. whos0,hs 70 aveu.e ihc siaa Of th'
a.aers upon their children a. o. c.
MANY Austria and PRUSSIA they would mol
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\ bill abolishing all licenses for the sale
Of liquor has passed both branches Of the
roausylvania Legislature
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