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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-16

JWOITlNG RACE 70 come over the W alnut Course
Il at Nashville the 4th day of july for a Club purse
Of SloO len per cent entrance to 20 mile heats best in
5 the entries to be closed the 2sth day of June All
Nashville Inn i,nas-dsv
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s25 REWARD.

y ANYWAY from my house on the list os this a
IL month, NEGRO BOY named ADOEPHUS. =
sometimes called DONNELS0N. Said boy is about q
hve feet and half high of quick mStoR quick speech
ana very negen he aoout 25 years Of age his color
Is so light that one would suppose him not than one
onrlh negro lie is bald on the top of his head aud
Keeps ms forehead shaved. Adslphus raised near
The above reward viii be given for his apprehension and
confinement IN any Jail, sothat can get him
juneiO-twiw THOS L. YANCEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-16

NOTICE-Iwill not be responsible for any bills con-
IN trscted on my account by any one unless order
from me. jel5-3t JAS NJ. LYON
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tTE have on hand very superior stock of Linen and
w Cotton Meetings, Table Damssk Towels Diapers.
Napkins Bath Towels, Mosquito Bars White and Cofored
Bobinets &c, &c which will sell as ebsan as the
cheapest Junel2 r. G. McNAIRY CO.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
( s. -

BEN. s. WELLER
ITAS in store Brinkley Ky Premium one and
Steel PIoughs Subsoil Poug bs. ""ltvators Harrows,
Shelters Corn and Cob CrusIA-a Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles cass Agricultural I'M
pIeulents ANY artcle wi ch he not have on hand,
viii be ordered and cast of transportation and exchange
only added to the Manufacturers prices He expects by
the first Of Nav a superior HAY RAKE which he wishes
to submit TO those Interested for examination.
-.s.a -es ThresheTs snd ReapeTs.
have also just received supply OF tie New York
Reaper Mower and Threshers Those in want Of Thrssh
srs can always be supplied in eight days, if il be is
out of them, either the endless Chain or four horse
Pennsylvania power.
Landreth's Seeds
Just arrived, additional supply Of Cornhed and
Bunch Beans Parsnips large quantity Of the finest Onion
Sets and q variety Of all other Garden Seeds.
.i-rftA Flower Seeds.
variety OF rare Flower Seeds hand, aud vii. be in
receipt of more in few DAVIS E te
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot of Ga=na and Iowa Potatoes at 81 soc.
per bushe by the barrel
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds of Field Seeds such as Clover,
Timothy, Orchard Herds and Blue Grass and in few
DAYS will be in receipt Of Barley, Bdckwbeat Hemp and
Cumun Seed. Has also a fine lot OF Oats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-16
KNUCKJE WASHING MACHINE.


WYE have Just received another large LIT of these cee
w brated Labor Saving WASHING MACHINES.
Those in want of any should call soon. We send man
to show them used free of charge.
- Fl ..--.. >. II. LOOMS h CO..
naes5 Agents tor Manufacturer.
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PARTICULARLY CHEAP,
STAPLE GOOnS

ME have few passed style Bersgss that we are sell
w ing at less than balf price,
junel2 r McNAIRY A. co
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE Ie, 1855.

NV FRM-Messrs. Z. G. BUReE and A. TYtrR
have purchased the entire interest OF BEN NJ. Norr
: and will continue the business az the old stand of
b. M NOEL d. Co. Both gentlemen are enterpris
ing and Industrious and they viii doubtless receive
liberal share Of public patronage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-16
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,


For Purifying the Blood removing all diseases arising
IRON excess ot Mercury, exposure aud imprudenee IN
lie chronic constitutional disease, arising from i'm
pure state of the Blood and the only reliable and sffec
tuaI known remedy for the of Scroula Salt Rheum
Scald head alterations of the Throat and Legs Pans
and Swelliugs of the Bones letter, Ppes the Face
and all Scaly Eruptious of the Skins .-.a-
THIS article is now prescribed by some OF the most
i distinguished phys Clans in the country, and has
proved more efficient in practice haH any preparation of
Sarsapari vet offered to the public Several cases Of
secondary SYPHILIS Mercuria and ScrofulOus di
have entirely in the ncurabe wards Of Pub
lie Institutions which had for many yeare resisted every
mode of treatment that could be devised These cases
furnish striking examples Of the saatsry effects OF this
medicine arrestng of the most inveerate diseases
after the glands destroyed and the bones already
affected.
NorIcE-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
essors several Medical Colleges and certificates Of
from patients will be found accompany ing both Prepar
tons.
6f Sarsapsriila 4" Z" /" q"
eoua in strength to one gallon of Syrup Of Sarsapara
Prepared and sold BY IL T. HELMBOLD Chemist 26s
Chestnut Street. near the Girard House, Philadelphia
To be had of and Of Druggists
and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed the Proprietor Agent receives
immedi ate attention june1-ly
T WELL7, Agent. Market St. Nashville
TSLOUR-560 bbls Flour, IN store and for sale by
C ap4 H. s. FRENCH son
COUGHS AND COLOSSUS Bri3ns Pumonic
" Waters, for sale by d. G. SC0VEE
A LIKELY HOUSE WOMAN FOR HIRE.
IA Apply ct this Office. mayl5-lw
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Fall & Cunningham.

WHOLESALE DEALERS CONTEMPORARIES
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
No A. North SHE Public Square, NaSkviIe Isanssses
VTAyE in store full and complete assortmsnt OF
IL Hdrdrurs in all its varieties. together Win an WA
s1ty Irgsstoc Of Cutlery and Guns TO all Hhlcn ,ney
invite the attention Of Dealers visiting ms marse tEe
stock has been made up by direct purchases from tho
both in America and Europe, andt they tet
confident that those who give them call III hnd IS
advantageous to deal with them
c1ss and prompt buyers will iud the prices Of their
Fsshers received at the highest market p1ee.
Nashville March s, Is55.-tw&w
DOTATOES.-54 bbls White Meshenic Potatoes re-
ccived this day per steamer Rescue and for sale by
mb3O MORRIS 4 STRATT0N.
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BEN. s. WELLER "a
"a Is thankful to his many friends for the patron -
g8X age hitherto bestowed on him in his pS
Stove and Tin, Brass aud Copper Mandatory,
and that he viii receive the additional favors of
ny friends in supporting his effort to establish grcu
sultaral Implement and Seed Store in their midst.
az, He Is general agent for of the best Nurseries
in the Union aud thoe in wan of the best Fruit Trees
be supplied through him at less than they
der mhS0
ENXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
Il lovers of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well to
purchase their supply at STRETCHES DRUG STORE,
formerly Stretch 0rrs) which has just received the
finest article ever brought to this city. fmchs
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TX ID, 81 A U G II
Bankers.
EXCHANGE, GOLD, sMVER, AVID ALL KrsDs o

DARTlCULAR att nOn paid TO Collections Ia all parts
Il Of Kentucky, Tennessee and North Alabama
REFERENCES -Messrs. Hobson Wbeless Bank Of Nash
vie Messrs. Ewin Brothers, Wholesale Druggists Messrs
Fall Il Cunningham. Hardware Merchants Messrs. W
Shapard Co, Bankers; Henry 7. Yeatman Esq., Whole
may26-tf
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BEASLEY q RUTH,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS
nm

Between the Masonic Hall and the 6rutchsr House
sSs- All kinds Of Graining snd Marblng done In tbs
best manner and at reasonable prices.
feh99-6nnn
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WILL act General Agent for the purchase and sale
w Of Real Estate in and the town OF Tullahona
of Farming lands in the counties Of Coffee Franklin Lin
coin and Bedord aud of Farming and Coal Lads in the
Mountain District Of Tennessee
~ Office, Verandsh Hotel.
Tulahomn Coffee county Tenn. March IL 1s55-vsm
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-01-17
State Levy for 1856.

The State Levy for 1855 will ba yet low
er than in 1854. The ratio OF levy was fix.
ed by the last Legislature at three mills
and taco tenihs on the dollar-being So, go
on each one thousand dollars. This will
be So cents less on the on ,houssnd dollars
than this year. Just exactly one half oI
all the taxes to be assessed aud paid in
1855 are Gpr State Common School pur.
poses. The other half is for the payment
OF the Interests on the State Debt, and to
defray the expenses Of the State Govern
ment. sata
Mark you! This will be reduction in
the State levy over 1854 provided for at 8
time when Fusion, Wing Know Nothing
Victory was not thought OF. The Demo
cratic Party is intent on increasing the
taxes Of tine people, is it!
[Chillicothe ADV.
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REPORTED SALE OF THE GILL1pAeos IsL.
ANDs TO THE UNlrED STArEs.-We copv
the following from the Panama Herald, oi
December 8: e-ss5ss
I'VE learn from good authority that .
treaty has been made between the United
States and Ecuador, by which the latter
cedes her Sovereignty ouer The Gil7ipaeos
group to the United States for The SUM 81
three millions Of dollars. In making shis
important announcement. which We have
every reason TO believe correct. we are un.
able to give further particulars; but no
doubt the matter will be imme diatelv
brough, before Congress for its sanction
and the Galapagos may yetbecome United
States territory before the Sandwich .Isl-
ands. 1t is said that rich deposits Of xu.
ano, Of good quality. have been discovers
ed on the Islands, which, iftrue, will prove
Of great value to the agrioularal inteySsss
ofthe States. and justly the sxpsnditure
ofsuch large sum Of public money. y."..i1
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

| -
New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Baltic Or.
rived at half past three this afiesnoon.
She brings Liverpool dates to the 3Olh Of
December.
The government Of France has con-.
tracted for large loan.
Affairs at Sebastopol remain unalisrsd.
The speech OF Emperor Napoleon 70
the legislative assembly; is said 10 be very {
warlike in tone, and makes no mention Of
any prospect Of peace. Ii Was immsdi.
ately followed by the voting Of 500, ,O0Q..
900 francs.
An important meeting Of the representa-.
tives of the five powers has been held q
Vienna, but the result has not yet tran.
spired. s,ssss.. szsss
The Russians still continue to make
sorties. Three have been made from the
city and one from the harbor.
The allies received $4,000 reinfores-
ments. sS ass NJ
The weather is more favorable. 4f.9
There is nothing new in the attitude Of
Austria or Prussia. S
| The foreign enlistment bill had passed
and Parliament had adjourned.
The Bullion in the Bank Of England
has decreased Els 900. .....,3..a's
Lard unchanged with moderate de-.
mand at previous rates. Sales OF Beef
small, but prices firm Pork ad dvanced.
The Baltic left Liverpool early on tho
morning OF the 3Oth, with AZ passengers.
including Commodore Perry.
The Africa arrived out at noon Of the
24th. The Sarah Sands put into Cork
with her sails damaged. She would pro-
oeed after repairing, without returning to
Liverpool. The Arabia sailed from Mar.
SELLS on the 2lst, with l64O French troops
Tor the Crimea. 81. s., ss,,.,;ii, i,
A high diplomatic conference was 10
be held at the residence of tho British
Minister in Vienna on the 28th. The
ambassadors Of England, France, AUS
tria. Prussia, Russia, and Prince Goischa.
koff, are to take part in the discussion.
The conference is to- be of positive
character.
Vienna dispatches to the 26th, says
Gotschakof presented note, received
from ST. Petersburg, to Count Buol. which
is believed to be unsatisfactory. but not
the final reply OF Russia. "a ti4I.a5gF
4 The Prussian mission to London, Of
which high expectation has been formed.
il is surmsed was merely the bearer Of
an autograph letter to the Queen, and IN.
structions to watch certain known reye.
lutionists.
Affairs remained unchanged at Sebas-
topol on the 20ih December. ~ sssss
The Russians claimed TO be doing con.
siderable damage to the approaches Of
the allies; neyertheness the French had
their third parallel mounted with cannon.
. Renforcements to the allies. amounting
I to $4,000 arrived on Dec. l 8th.
: Prince Menschkof is sick and Osssn.
sacken is in command.
Five thousand Turks Rave landed at
: Eupatoria.
The destination of Omer Pasha's sruss
is kept secret.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-01-17

A SUCCESSFUL trial OF Professor Gluck-
mann's con,rivance tor efecting commu-
nication between guard and driver Of a
railroa train he 8 been made. The means
employed are two constant batteries. one
at each end of the train, connected by
wires. enclosed in tubes of vulcanized
India rubber, passing under the carriages,
and filed with hooks to lengthen or short
en- at plea sure. The connections are to
be turne on at either end before starting.
aud so long as the wire communication
between the engine aud guards van is
complete, no action takes place. the bat.
teries remaining quiescent and the bells
silent; but, as soon as the communication
is broken. either by design or accident.
the bells commence ringing violently al
both ends OF tho train. and do pot stop
until the communication is restored, OF
the battery is exhausted.
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Distressing Accident.

On the morning OF the first instant. q
most distressing accident occurred at the
Kirk House, in this place. A young man
was loading United States rifle in the
barroom; as he was hammering down the
charge, with an iron ramrod, the gun went
off driving the ramrod entirely through the
plastering and floor above. when it passed
through q bed and through the body and
arm of Mr.. Samuel Xix, who was at the
time, lying in bed. Mr.. Kirk is still alive,
and strange as i, may appear, it is now
saturday Thought that he will recover. al.
though the ramrod was driven entirely
through his body and arm, each end pro-
|iected several inches fom his body
SarahsriIle Courier.
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OF 10 to one office $500; clubs OF 25,
to one Office $4,000. Any one sending
club of 70 subscribers will receive the
Weekly, free; club of 90, will receive the
Tri- Weekly, free; club OF 10 to Tri- W. eek.
ly, copy os Daily, free. Club subscri.
bers must all 60 to one Office and be sen,
on at one time. Subscribers names and
names of P. o. should be written plainly.
Address, Editors Statesman and Demo.
crat, Columbus, Ohio.
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State Convention.

In to days paper will be found the pro-
ceedipgs OF the 9Th OF January State Con-
venlion. Ii was our good fortune to be
present on the occasion, and we can tru-
ly say that the Convention was largely
attended, and the feeling manifested by
delegates gives assurance that, notvith::
standing our recent defeat. they were 6e-
termined to GO home and battlesmaDfully
for the success OF the ticket nomin ated on
that day. We saw nothing to dishearten
the Democracy, bat many things to cheer
them on in the good old cause. The
nominees are men of sterling integrity.
and well known to the people OF the State.
The Salesman and Democrat says:
We have only time and room to say
that in point Of character and intellect, we
have never witnessed such body OF men
assembled in convention at the capital OF
the State and the whole proceedings, in
cluding the ticket and platform. are a sure
guaranty of triumph. We were opposed
TO the nominations at this time, until see
ing the character and spir, OF those noble
BILE representatives OF the lion hearted
Democracy Of ONO, we felt willing to con-
fide every thing to their hands.
The delegates return to their homes with
an enthusiasm never surpassed, and an
unfaltering confidence that noble vic
tory will crown their work.
We never entered canvass with more
courage and hope.
The success Of the new Constitution
in the heads OF its friends--by the econ.
omy it has introduced in the public OK.
penditures-by the fidelity which has ehsr
acterized the management Of the public
fin nances. in contrast with the recklessness
and Galphinism which had merked the
Administration OF Whiggery under the
old order oithings- rendered the indorse
ment Of the present officers Of State m at
Ter of justice, which was demanded BY
the popular sentiment.
LIE. the pie.baid opposition assume wha
ever'shape il may, the Democracy Of Ohie
are prepared for them The re unitet
| and consolidated Democrats will nov
march on to certain triumph
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-01-17

: CoRREcrioN.-In last weeks Spirit q
serious mistake occurred in the article
signed "Philo Monroe" which reversed
the meaning OF the author. In the last
paragraph the following sentence occurs:
'sNow / do not wish to recommend their
mild and peaceable habits. &c. 1t should
read s.Now do not wish to recommend
the old fashionable language. the uncouth
dress. or the stiff and repulsive manners
OF the Qnakers. But do wish to recon-
mend their mild and peaceable habits,
their industry, their self.control, their So
briefly .>their irugality. their economy and
their sagacity." The error was the com.
positor's. and was discovered too late fol
correction.
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TnE HOLMES County RoBBERy.-Shrocl

TIE HOLMES COUNTY RoBBERY.-Shrock,
the Treasurer OF Holmes county, who some
weeks ago cleared out with $4,000 OF the
public funds. has been traced as far as
Toledo, where all marks OF his wherea.
bouts are lost. Mr.. Gilbert, lawyer ol
Millersburgh. was with him. and At Cleve.
land. helped him exchange $4,000 into
gold. This fellow confessed that he ad,
vised Shrock to run off, and that for his
professional advice" he was well paid
lie is suspected ofhaving gotten the lion =
share OF ihe plumber. 4
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To Township Clerks.

The Auditor requests Us to state to
Township Clerks, that he has received the
books Of the various School Libraries, and
that they arc now ready for distribution.
Iris desirable that the Clerks should call
soon and get the portion belonging TO their
seyeral Townships.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-01-17

By DECISION Of the Superior Court in
San Francisco, Shanghais and other Ce.
lestals were declared to be ineligible to the
right and privileges OF American citizen.
ship. 1t came about thus: A John China
man made application for naturalization
papers. The Court referred the mater to
several prominent members OF the bar, who
were Of the opinion that the Chinese were
not white persons. within the meaning oil
our naturalization n laws, and could not be
admitted ss citizen.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-01-17

e. We have received the first number
OF the Bel. AIR TINES; paper published
as its name indicates, in Bel Air. 1t is a
nea, paper of fair size, and independent
in politics. The Times is the product o
remodeling of the Star, formerly pub.
lished at Bridgeport; which remodeling
has, in our estimation, made decided
improvements:
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ANorHEn OUTRAGE ON AN AMss,ca;tx,f

ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON AN AMrRIclx
VEssEL.-The Schooner Lewis Perry, st
New York. from Tampico, with adatssssx
the 4,h inst. reports that the SoooneY leass
ry Caroline. a regular trader between New
Orleans and Tampico. sailed from the lal.
ter port on the Slst Of November. and q.
chored upon the bar. She was there boar.
ded by boatfrom Tampico. and - sov.
ernment officers took from the Carlals sll
tho letters from New Orleans. iniIjeoIne =
fine Of one dollar each for every lsessr 8
board. st. ssssFs
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ohio Statesman and Democrat.

,che meroinp Of the .Ohio Statesman,
and ..S,a,a Democra,,, ;nto q single naner.
,ho,hl; ba ! source If ura,;f;ca,;on 10 every
Sood psmocra, tn. exis,ence Of two
State organs at the seat Of government
naturally eneendered a rivalry which 10
some exten, msrred the harmony Of the
parry. This union was considered Of SO
etea, Importance by the recen, Demo.
crsiio State Convention, that they con.
q5atulatc the Democracy of The State upon
Il as follows:
ss..I2esolred, That the union Of the Demo.
cratic newspapers at tho capital - the
statesman and Democrat meets our hearty
.1 ;n,a..s;,, - ~ ."a ".oay ,ha. -;
san,.s s;neo ~; ;,ad n..,s w;,h ,ho oor ~
dial approval and deserves the cordial sup.
port Of the Democracy OF Ohio"
This was bu, just tribute to paper-
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SILVER MINES IN New HAMpsH1RE.-A

SILVER MINES IN New HAMpsH1RE.-A
correspondent OF the Boston Herald, wri.
ting from Pit,s6eld. N. H.. says quite an
excite ment has been created in that place
by the recent discovery Of silver mines in
the vicinity. One Of the diggings j. half a
mile from the mills. and is visited dsily by
crowds. A number OF rich specimens
have been produced. and Mr.. Blake, the
owner. intends soon TO commence opera.
lions with a large gang OF hands.
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nThe Four Points,

From the frequency with which tho
above quotation is banded about over all
the rivers of print, that go 10 make up she
newspaper ocean. it certainly should -
fully understood. They are not the isur
points OF the compass, nor yei Of lhs
Athanasian creed, but simply, the four
positions originally assumed by England
and France toward Russia, and upon
which the offer Of peace or the alternative
OF war. was carried. These points are:
1st. The former treaties between Rus.
sia and Turkey must be exiinguished.
and the Pretensions Of Russia to inter5srs
beyond her own borders, abolished. 4as
"a. That the free navigation Of he
Danube be secured.
Sd. That the Convention Of the Straite
be revised for tie purpose Of opening ihs
Black Sea to the commercial end polisi>
Cal agents OF all countries. aud OF de stroy-
ing the maritime ascendancy Of Russia
in those waters.
4th. That the proteotorate Of the Greek
Church be merged in the common rich,s
secured by the Ottoman Porte 10 allsits
Christian subjects t..ssls "a.
Il: will be remembered. that Russia has
obstin ately refused to accept these tesms,
although the telegraph OF yesterday says
it was rumored in Vienna that she Asd
thought better Of it. but this is only 5un,ors
After long delay. Austria has signifsd
her willingness to back up these Fosr
Points with the weight Of he. influences,
but Great Britain and France have inli.
mated their determination 10 demand stilD
harder conditions. As Father Ritchis
said, I'VE shall see what we shall see.s =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-01-17

Or The election in Nebraska has ~.
suited in the choice of N. B. GiddinRs q
Delegate to Congress there hssinR heea
about eight hundred votes pslled Ga
dings is Democrat from Missopri. oltha
Benton school and opposed % slessxy-
He was qualified and took hia ssss = -
House of Representatives Yesterday.
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A RUSSIAN PATRIOTIC FUND IN New
ORLEANs.--W Wonders aciis nerer cease!-
We find in the New Orleans papers a call
for public meeting at Banks Arcade
to morrow evening. the 4,h instant, for
the purpose of raising a /" Russian patriot
ic fund" for the relief Of the widows and
orphans whose husbands have fallen or
may fall IN the present war between Rus
sia and the Allies.