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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
L. II. sToCKwELL. VI. D.
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Statement President OF the Henry
Female College.
Mr. widely known for great 1ral worth ana
for high and honorable bearing hsschco famed on ae
skill teacher and the rapid progress MS puPs
make in the requirements OF useful knO siedss: . - -.
NEw G AsTLE. XIV. May p 1888
DR. Brees Indian Vegetable Panacea has been used IN my
family With entire satisfaction Mr. Arnstrong
Sne decided benefit and
although have used il myself satisfied rom the
Of those under AID fmy family ts Is
= valuable medicine. ,. 3 SUMNER
Let everybody Of Dr. Braces Amanaes and
Journals read he certificates cures performed
by this Panasea-
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.
BRUCE < CO.. New Castle Kentucky.
E II. WRIGHT & co. Indianapolis lad.
WOOLSEY & LINCE. Evansville. Ind.
and for sale, and Depot prices by
jei0-6m KELLER, FARNSLEG * Co Evansvlle-
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.jpfi - Msfs Hell, ~ SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
0Eee ard Warehouse Water street, 6CtNeeR Nam
and Locust; also corner Of WGiRat st. and the
Canal, and al the Big Wharf Boat at
foot Of -HGiR street.
WILL advance cash on all kinds Of Produce COZ
w signed them, for sale hers orto ship To her Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders far purchasing Produce Merchandise, hlled
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention TO the forwarding OF
all Merchandise Produce enrustedto their and
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
do not hesitate 10 guarantee satisfaction.
novI4-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL q SON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SrOyEsyTIN ANp.c0PPER EsTAn.-
TISH nENT.

SIOvES! TIN AMI. COPPER ESTABs-
LIsHMENT.
g. THOMAS SCANTIJN, OF the firm Of Scanris
HS " Parvin, has returned from Prime eton md tax
3 en- up his residence permanently Ina 1nIs civ
'where he will devote his Iersoi 10 nj
branches oftheir business Mr. + wouId ali ,he 80.
ion OF the public generally and his old customer
70 their extensive stock Of S10VES, TIN ard shit.
IRON W AXE, and all other articles refiainine IA
their business They are also PREF AIRED 10 do all
I1n Copper and sheet-ron Custom OK Sic, n. loaf
work, &c, DC. Also Tin and other metal 4 oosu.
done at the shortest Notice and i'm the most ,xi
oaI tine store OF SCANTLIN & PAEyIN
hosI4 Main steet. bet First and Second.
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XNooDRN AND WILLOW WARE, poor

ENJOODEN AND WILLOW WAR;. no OR
w MATS stc. ete.ion don CIotj IS pins
100 Market Baskets, Is covered Market Baskets
50 Wooden Bowls, doz Selves
10 doZ Brooms. do Shaker Brooms,
do Extra Whist Brooms, nests Tuls
nests 10 each Gear Tubs, eoz Brass Hoped gedsr
z don Covered Buckets, Buckets =
do do Boxes, Is gross Clothes Pins
] do Ilusk M't's. dOz Jute Mats;
do Manila Mats Potato Washers Rntt.r L.
do Pine Churns, dies and Rolling Pins,
do Cedsr do. don Buckets.
! do Butter Prints Is do Hearth Brooms.
3eoils Cotton Rope. just reed at wv =
novi COOKS FAIRLY Grocery.
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ARARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
FENHAT yaufble of laud belonging the esate of
n A Warner. deed. situate about eight miles from the
city of Evansville and known Oak God.
Ia in market and for sale IL will be divided
into lots. but will be sold entire in quantities
suit purchasers.
facilities the lots fronting upon the Evansville and Craw
louisville Railroad. Terms easy and liberal Enquire of
:. BAKER q GARy1N.
4ey3i-f Atty Law aud Real Estate Agt.
DR. j. G. BURCH, Dentist. -
avinE devoted the last Of his life to the study
and practice Of his profession woald respectfully
those debt him
forward and without delay. IL
members Of the profession which he belongs give
credit and he earnestly that will call
in future for professional services who
willing both for material used and the skill
for OPP ration the kind.
sepi2-t rssr.5r
6tANDt AND KISSES OF best quality. constantly on
~ supplies received weekly for sale at 2
per pound. by
eyi2 Sc. GILBERT CO.. syc. near W ater.
NEW RICE.-2casks rcd rer Antelope for sale by
~ jan6 s. T.. GILBERT e. Co., Syc. near water.
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.
coFFss HOUSE AND RssrARAUT

COFFEE HOUSE AND RSSTARAUT.
Water Street. aert Insurance Company, EUaRsre. Ia.
ITENRY SCHaEFFER'S new Coffee House aud Res
taarat in the three story brick house between In
CO. Office and the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
gpin the best tyle and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them In the
Best His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Wines and Ales which, with other refreshments
he will up in the most approved style and at all
hours Of the day. Mr. will always keeps good va
riety of the best brands of Cigars.
Attached to the house is "a BOWLING SALOON, with
two ne Alleys and every accommodation requisite
such place.
Also a BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
dec9-taprl
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yUvO ALBANY, BOSTON. NEW YORK and all interme-
date stations aud places Immediately the compile
Evansville Charlottesville Railroad TO 1erre
Haute which will be within about three weeks from this date
Twill he ready receipt THROUGH for the delivery of all
kinds Of MerchandEe Produce Property city
this and Terre Hsute all the above
intermediate points and stations via the India Ohio
Central Ne~ York and Erie and Albany and Bos
ton Railroads.
f- Rstes made known application my Office under
the Telegraph OhRee Water street.
novI3 II JOHN S. MITCHELL. Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A LITTLE han WITH A BIG STOCK!
PAIL AM WINTEK CLOTHaNG,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
HAVE Just brought DOWN river and opened at y old
stand under the Pavilion etc of the largest and hest
CLoTlliNG eyer offered for safe in this city. This
comprises full assortment of everything
Gentemen wearing apparel and made the latest
most substantial Also large stock OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
of every description. - a fe
Tn Goods we'll worthy the attention Of all who wish
to supply themselves with Co'hng wIfecom
themselves. Call at MY ami them.
oetz' tt ANATOMY L0BENSTEIN.
STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE.
on MAIN STREET, FIRsI AND srcoxp
GUMBERTS & GCTTLE18
RE receivingst their WhoesaIe and etzl (othir Es
n tablishmrnt a large assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING ofsuperor quality and manufactured in the most
fashionable styles fne lot Cloth
ror bsck aud blue French and English Cloth Dress Foek
aud Sack Coats Sane and Cashmere Coats brown green
and gray OSERcOATS of every style Price QUALITY and
csiOr VESTS and PANTAL00SS the most be autif mi
patterns ever brought TO this market
Shirts Cndershrts and Drawers Gloves Suspeuders
lars and Sacks hats and CAPS every y le and
than sold in this mirket
Trunks and valses Carpet Sacks with
fancy articles and furnishing Goods all will sell
A LSo The largest lot of CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ever
elv
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MEDICINAL.
GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCES
INDIA a. & L A Is L. L.
pa Ma CE A
p a N n L Il "A


Rheumatism Inflammation OF the
plains Piles. DrcPsy Sick and Nervous Hesdsehe
Spleen and Spine Goodness Of the Feet OH and lcers
Clan Is Lumbago Jaundice Female rreg-
all diseases arising from Improper or excessive
1T PURIFIES THE BL0ODi
The Plnaeea ispdt hottles with the let
tsrs DIR RRCCa'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA.
NEW CASTLE, KY bOwa IN the glass
Alternative Purystiye DGrete. DAphorete and Tonic Us
Liver and Blood powerful aud sanaye
Constipation an 4 Is the MASTER KIM or FAiN!
prOmptaeSs the Kidneys aud rms
Precipitation equilibrium I puraes the booa
clears the Ska cie1Rse the Tongue sSeetens the @
while il thus from the system all
properties and action Paftins
life and vigor Price 81 per bottle.
Z H. STOCKWELL. VI. D..
Physiology and Hyseae suceessivey
N Philadel pha Cincinnati.
Mesrs. BRUCE Col have used extensively. separately
collectively articles composing the C9mpound otDr
mos. escua remedy SerOula. Tuberce an Dyspepsia
that psoge IL is SAFE potent and evnces high
degree Of PhaimaeeuLisal science.
E. II. ST0CKwELL. ii. ID.
PROF. T. C. GAYLE.
Dean ofthe Fscasy. Memphis. Tenn speaks thus:
L BKUcE. VI. ID New Castle. Ky .
submitted Compound to Professors VI
Gabbert aud Watson they think highly Indeed
effect serlnt can give opinion OF 20
others who wish buy it, and eheertul
give il my individual rec0mmea dation.
an. very respectfully. Yonr ob'tsery,t
TIC. GAYLE.
Dean Of the Faculty.
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-i iy FAMILY GROCEEy, t.ssli
TIL A 81 IL 4 =. scenf Hunk IluI nga.

---ffls diva FAMILY GROCERY, f-as.lf ~
Thi d ST. IN r. scent Hank Hui dirgs.
"LLiaM CALM ELL has Jus. otep-d Family Gre.
w loc ton here he III Keep CONSTANT
y h,n large stock Of frrsh Groceries sreh Cofes.
Tea. Sugrs Spices in fact ythitg rraufrsa
famil e He ALWAYS keep han good articles and sri
the loves, prizes lie invites the Of neshfersns
friends and the uLc y. oe.is
BRI(KS-sTONH.
vINHE rsned rceye arplcat.ons fer the
immedat. surpy and delivery at the Bedisn Mir &C. ct
80 perch Stone Particulars to be Ia a. TIE
flee between N A N and r. NJ 81
octIs-u Nm KERsTEMsN. cor. LIST and Vine sss- -
EpEaDS MADE CI;OTEiNG.-we have On hand the
largest stock Clothing offered N t'sntyne.
which order exprcss 20 snit the West
trade superior and warranted 10 sse
satisfaction in style. quality and price :, .,,>,c.
octls JOnNSoS & fhS>ch-
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KELLER. FARNsLEY { CO.

GSCNDRIES-
~ ,es, sugar Baker Moiasses. Dbl Golden Syrup;
l. Dbl Sugar House Aolasses reed this day at
ey2l BEDFoRp-s
ETREsH TEAs.-I0o haif-ehests e.ttys etc etc ne.
- a'um TO very choice Just reed. for sale low by II
eye y. +. GILBERT x Co., Syc near wstsr
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WAp.sH a ERIE CANAL FIR ANsPORTRTIOl

~ .usisiIf TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. y<ES&
PHILADELPHIA and BALTI- .S-s.l.is8s =
MORE Thf Undersigned. Agent will receipt for delive-
~ THROUGH Of all kinds Of Produce and Mrchandize from
this city the Troy and Western Line ''of Canal Boats.
o favorable terms.
novls-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL, Agent.
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NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
a @. PUSHEE HA> NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful aud
articles this particular branch Of trade
with with Eastern merchants and
will SELL for the market prices Cusomr and
friends lilly invited
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
e2-lyd&w '..-
CSREENvILLE ToBACCO.-Io boxes best quality jus
NJ reed, for sale by
oet20 S. L. GILBERT & CO.. sye. near Water.
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

THEIRS features connected with this mill worthy of
consideration and close examination the part Of
those WISHING 20 purchase a Feed Mil
Its mechanical structon ard adaptation 10 the pur
poses designed crush and grind ear corn Its great ca
pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, its durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire potahlrness Of the Little Giant rend ring its
greater convenience Tor plantation and farm mpOssi
Die. IL requires mech aid bill expense 10 put
IL up farm hand put up and set o.
running in bali hours time he convenience with which
The sweep may be applied hor zonta-as is most
usual-or over head and the mill NAV be easily attached
where ST water is used The Ii take recurring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 to 30 bushels o. good feed per hour sccor 10 the
degree OF hneness g-uund and the size mill Il is the
cheapest MILL all things considered here is before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant asa pa
tent and worthy Of is the that there has been no
Patent Right specuatng hucksterng the country
IS is usual with the thousand buuging make-sh impe-
ments that got tradc-merely get money by
selling palning OF the patent right urOn the crednos-
then the machine 70 be abandoned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the Pstentee Propretors OF the
Little Giant Mills, ryirg that hey canand determined
hat they viii supply the Agrcuurasts Stock raisers
OF country with superior MIL are permanently en-.
gagged IN the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested IN the manufacture Of hese mills in the
East, West and SOUTH these establishments en- pIoV
ing 90 solely IN this business So highly are these
mills appreciated, that ar thousand have teen sold within
the past eighteen mouths and heaviest and the ost
ext nsive Manufacturers Of Agricultural mpemen in the
United States have eagerly sought in their manu-
fIcture and sale
No implement has been more thoroughly tested no one
Of the kind has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes aud Agricultural Assocatiops
and none, by Of ubstana practical utility ana
merit have fairly ground their way into every ds vs.
and popU!sr favor than ScOtt's Little Giant Corn and
Cobb Mil. Orders promptly hlled
Liberal discount 10 dealers
BROWN ANDERSON,
octl-u No. 40 Market St, Nashville, Tenn.
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tY- The Clarksville Chronicle says corn is
selling there at $3.50 per Dbl, delivered.

New BANKS - The Clarksvlle Chronicle
learns that another new Bank, under the Free
Banking Law, will be established there, to be
called the Bank of Clarksville.
The NORTHERN BANK OF TENNESSEE at Carks-
vile already has its issues before the public.
They are ones, two's, threes and ives, the last
denomination, we are told, constituting four
fifths of the whole issue. The Chronicle says
of this Bank:
D. n. Kennedy hiss been appointed President,
and James L. Glenn Cashier Her circulation IS
now being issued; her notes designed with much
taste, aud handsomely engraved. la addition TO
the coin in her vaults and the securities deposited
with the Comptroller which are Tennessee 6s, the
public have in the integrity, ability and caution OF
The officers guarantee for the full and prompt
demption Of every obligation she may issue. The
President has been engaged in banking in this city
for ten years past President and Cashier OF the
Rank of Tennessee, and in private banking and We
are informed has not in that time negotiated bill
or a note upon which loss has been sustained, aud
but very few that have become suspended. The
Northern Bank occupies deserVedly high position
with the Banks OF this State Her circulation Is
received by all the Banks and Bankers, and rates
equal 10 any; and at bone she enjoys the foil aud
entire confidence which has been heretofore reposed
IN she Banking House which she succeeds.
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NOTE

In his speech on Mr. Dewitt's resolution, the
reporter understood Mr.. Newman as asserting
positively, in reply to Mr.. Brown of Davidson, that
there was no precedent in the legislation of Con.
gress for the adoption OF such a resolution, and in
his published speech in the Union aud 4Eaerican,
of the 10th inst, he says:
"Bu, Mr. Speaker the senior gentleman from
Davidson, and Others, tell US they have precedent
for this resolution in the Congress OF the United
States IL would be very strange, Sir, for the rep
resentatives of the people in Congress to ask the
President to give them plan of bill they desired
TO pass. Such. Sir, as Tariff, Bank or any other
bill Of importance to the country. Say you, Sir,
that the representatives of the people would send
to the President TO know his plan his will his bill
in regard TO any matter before them. No, Sir they
would act for the people, and ask no plan from the
President"
In his annual message, which was read in both
Houses OF Congress the 9th Of December 1853
President Pierce called the attention Of Congress to
the fact that the Judicial system Of the United States
needed modification, and added:
", therefore, commend TO your consideration
this important subject which, in my judgment, de
mands the speedy action of Congress will pre-
sent TO YOU, Il deemed desirable, plan, which am
prepared TO recommend for the enlargement aud
mobilization OF the present Judicial system"
In the proceedings OF the Senate on the 7th Of
December 1858, as reported 10 the Congregational
G}obe, may be found the following:
:" The resolution submitted YESTERDAY by Mr..
Clayton was considered and adopted, as follows:
"Rss,ipei That the President be respectfully re.
quested TO present the Senate the plan referred
to in bis message TO Congress this day, and which
be IS prepared 20 recommend, for the enlargement
aud modification of the present Judicial system Of
the United States"
In the proceedings Of the Senate on the "a Of
March, 1854, may be found the following:
Z" The President laid before the Senate message
from the President Of the United States, in answer
TO resolution Of December Z, which requested him
&c present plan referred to in his annual message
for modification Of the present Judicial system Of
the United States, communicating report OF the
Attorney General on the subject; which was refer.
TO the Committee on the Judiciary, and ordered to
be printed"
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

EY- Charles W. Smith has that intensely inter-
esting Book "The Old Homestead
She story opens in the City of New York, where
there are many scenes of pathos, suffering, and
tragic power; but the book progresses, the
clouds dispense, and we are introduced to the Old
Homestead among the Catskills of the Hudson
where are presented with some of the most
delightful and graphic rural pictures ever given in
an American book.
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YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted in every county in this and adjoining state.
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.

Agents Wanted in every county in this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance make money VII be offered.
Il Exclusive State and County privileges viii be disposed
OF unusually fair terms by application to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
Io1er you a Corn and Cob MIL unsurpassed in the IN
ion and which superseded by past
ventions Il is The very Mil which every Farmer and stock
Raiser should have; Il will crush from % 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with one horse; easily up and
managed weighs $40 lbs and as an contact Of the grinding
surfaces prevented will last any farmer ordinary life
time { speak thus Of its durability because The same
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
is it that wants
MILL ON TRIAL
fr month, it don't give complete satisfaction
return g II there be any man thus disposed let him
speak Satisfaction warranted every case the
ey wiz be refunded The Crushe be attached to horse
water steam which renders the most convenient
Min south Of Mason's and DSon's line All other CTushers
now in the South require too much power viii soon wear
out. According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Min which admits Of lateral or wabbrnS
motion viii, sary, out; all other CruShers
are amenabie TO this grand objection and the ProPrieors
DARE rot dispute it. In the construction OF You've ANER-
IcA" Ihave power, and have
ssened friction and cHALLESGE woRD to the contrary;
compelled to acknowledge il therefore, assert that far
superior to any ether Mil am now selling this Tennes-
see invention at the small Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any one wanting good thing" earnestly req7ess-
ed to examine The true merits and principles Of this Mil,
anu OFueF rom the ProprietUrs Agents.
liberal discount made to dealers
J. P. DEONGOOLE. Sole Proprietor.
ShelbyviIe, Tenn.
a q T. rs.
Eris Moore & CO.. 81 Marke. street Na,bvile. Mann
faeiurers aud General Agents.
Beaumont Fall Co., Ciarksvile, Agents Montgomery
County
Alb Watkins, Pulaski Agent for Giles County
WI B. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin CouRiy, Tenn,
and Jackson county, Ala
James B. Vance, CAstaian Springs Asen; for Sumner
County.
J. W Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County
/ W NJ Relb p Rome, Agent fer Smith County.
J. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County
w. r. hunley Bros, Loudon, Agents for East Tenues-
see. oct lS-dAwiy
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WE will expose to public sale at the Court House in
w Nashville the 22i Of December next, the following
valuable Lots:
House and Lot Cherry ST., occupied by DIR. Norton
and adjoining vacant lot occupied by Mr. stevenson
Stone Cutter.
half of the House and Lot Market ST., the other
half belong to NJ. Burns, Esq.
Terms OF third cash, the balance Ia one and
two years. with notes payable in Bank with two good en-
dorsers The title to be retained until the purchase money
is paid. j. U ThMEAII,
novg-dtrwhwtd s. Y. LOGAN.
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NEW ENGLI>H HOOKS.

NEW ENGLI>H BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY CO, have just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles Knight.
ONCE UPON A TIME. Bv knight.
JoHNSON'S TYPOGRAPHY. ? vols.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN A Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. BY Charles Knight
2 vols, svo.
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles knight. 2vos
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederick Denison
Maurice, NJ A, Chaplain Of Liucoln's Inn.
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TIE LIFE OF A GREAT ORATOR.

THE LIFE OF 5. 5. PRENTISS. Edited By his Brother
8 vols limo.
Next Patrick Henry, g. S. Prentss the greatest
natural orator that has appeared in this country.
Dazzling wit sarcasm, apt illustrations and brilliant
figures speech poured in profuson from his hps-borne
on a torrent feeling which rressby carried away what
audience he addressed His habits were cornwall he
was prince of good fellowship, full Of fun and snecdote
and no one exceeded him the grace with which he
told a story Bg7It0 Com.
HS s Prentiss Of the most brilliant names which
adorn chr annals. = The work is valuable contr-
button to American literature and its contents most strong
ly every adfer Of true genius and genuine eio
quence."-Tf0y Tunes
His public career brilliant one. As lawyer, he
was second to his profession in the southwest or IL
be the test Of meit in the land-Chrts Mirror
For salebv W. T. BERRY & co.
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HKAIrH or NKw 0RLEASs.-There were
eighty-two interments In the city for the week
ending the 4th inst, six Of which were Of yell
low fever, and -four Of the latter died a. the
Hospital.
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ATTENTION AMERICANS!

MENEFEE COUNCIL, No. col, meets THURSDAY, the
18th, at O'Clock, at R. L. Crenshsws Church street
below the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad All the
members Of the order living in the 10th district,
specfuy invited to attend business Of Importance to al
will be transacted. By order of the Council.
R. W. SHAFFER, Pres't.
R. L. CRESsHAw, Sec'y. nov14