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GOV. Johnson and the {" Harp CT a
Thousand Strings"

Gov. JoHNsoK's speech before the Democratic
State Convention on the 9Th OF January, as publish
ed is a rare treat-rich, racy and refreshing. The
only thing we have that approaches il in origi
nality, is the celebrated Baptist sermon which has
been going the rounds of the press for the sst three
months an extract from which we print below, side
by side with one from the Governors speech. They
are q handsome pair:
LET us talk little about "My tex, brethring leads
this quest on Of slavery and speak speris Now
talk about as as Ihars great m9nN perits in
repeat with referencethe world In the first place
to slavery which used awhet the erits folks
ago. is that slavery ertts ca ghosts and then thSrs
Slavery thing thar has the spers 81 turpenme, and
listed f the time thars the sperits as some
formed into communities folks calls liquor, an I've got
down 10 she present time good artikel OF them
EXISTS and might kind Of sperits op haiboat
illustrate this in plain and as fotch down the
simple ay. Mississippi river But thar's q
f survey the earth ge great many KINGS Of sperts,
logically, and penetrate its for the says He played
suraee, and, keeping downlon q harp OF th0u Sdnd
through the rnd the strings, sperts of just men
cessve strata beneath, we shall ma perfeck'
hnd cutting onion, il But III tell you the Kind
may Of sandstone ofsperts meant IN the tex
strata ofclay, strata Of eth its e That's the kind OF
rocR, and passingispers US meant IN the tex
through the globe Thus whenlmy hrehriDg Nov, thars
speak Of the globe great many kinds OF tre In
and component parts the ust place. hars the eoe
find IL nay be- strata Of mon Of fire lite your
rock that exists and must cgar pipe WITH aud then
main part Of it, unless the th'r foxhre, and camre,
whole itself is and Gre before ready and
ganzed ain: we take fire and fall back, ar many
In animated kinds q fire, for the tex
take the OK for instance says He played hap OF
Fhe the horn he skin thousand strings sperits Of
the hair, the hesh the blne, Just made perfeck.
and which, when all put Efrdc from ceSetrdted
together call the but Baptist Sermons
when e come 10 dissecs hin
fad bone existing in the
OK, and cannot take it out
without DESTROYING the anil
mai "-EEtrdef j. ON Gouer-
JOhnsoH'S Speech.
We have analyze both these extracts carefully,
but would rather not be called on to decide which
contains the most-or, rather, the least-commoi
sense, so near are they alike Who, alter this cat
doubt that our Governor is amply qualified to teach
the science of Geology? who will pretend to say
that his knowledge of Anatomy does not ht him fol
Professors Chair 10 the best Medical College in
the landS We respectfully suggest that some In
stitution of learning give him call immediately
for, has he not "played on harp Of thousand
siri nus2n- loLu.nhin Mirr.r
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roR sALE-IAcKs AND IExNrrs.

ON Saturday, Oh February viii sen a Auction aths
" Stable # W j. Phillips IL Nashville, SONS IL or u
Imported SPau b jacks and Jennets
fERMSl2 onthss with notes satisfactorily enso-sed,
and payable in Bank. < K. GLASUoCK
feS3-trE3t Auctioneer.
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MACAULEY'S ENGLAND.
TOON, NELSON q %, Al Union Stss
Have received he Third and Fourth Volumes Of
MAcAULEY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
From the Accession Of James III
"Never too Late to Learn"
500 MISTAKES CORRECTED.

TOON NELSON & CO., "A Union 81,
Have just ceived very Ingenious Instructive and
Amusing Work, entitled
FIVE HUNDRED EISTAKES
ofdlTy occurrence in Writing Speaking and Prouounc-
ing the English Language, corrected
We have not append more than two specmens OF
the favorable notices which this volume has received from the
press.
The ohio Farmer says Of il:
'The design this book is to remedy of the most
painful and prominent evils Of detective etneat on ny
showing many the inaccuracies that " perp rated
the best soci ty Noh bet suy the pl ei
Of etry culture than this 10 better than III the
grammars that written No read IL with
benefit Il should be introduced into everS lam ~ and
no te cher aGo to be without it."
The New York Observer gives the following testimony:
tHere we have coaloge Of buners Of Tally occurrences
writing speaking and ProuOuneng tine English lanl uags
hat he unearne have convenient help TO the i'm
provement their The book with great
advantage Be introduced into Thousands OF fae who VIII
thus be heir errors, and learn better
way The stakes noticed IN this yOume richly observe TO
BE exterminaed and the hook vii DO execution in that
good work The volume Is Handsomely published, and will
make aseasonaale gin Of great practical value"
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PAINTS. VAisNISHES. &C.
MASuFAorURERs AND wHoLEskLE DEALERS

MANUFACTURERS wHoLE1LE DEALERS IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
BR0oMs, RRUSHEs MATS MATCHES, BLACKISG
IL EMP, MAEILLA. JUTE CorToN CoRDAGE AND WINES
H Of all kinds. Wrapping Pop.r selves, Curry Combs
aud CARDS and Hames Being engaged extensively
manufsc than any other house the West
and will sell lower than other hoase IN st louis
and f5oa viii call before purch sing Chicago
Cincinna you viii dnd prices will average l. vyer
than in eli her Of the two Places We cal particular stten
ton stock Of
TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES, WELL BUCKETS
and Iron hound KEGS from to gallons and Brushes
Of al kinds, and ali kinds Of Wcw Wagons Grad s Cabs
Hampers CO hes and Market Baskets every descrp on
Of Farcy Work and TraTeng Baskets Cedar uhs Churns
IN Boxes Cans and ets, all cf ST. LOUIS manufacture
except the lat which bring direc. from TIE manu-
facturers.
We also Agents for PIERCE cos Milwaukee Matches
vhieh4we selling Factory Prices eight added We
also MANUFACTURERS the large Steamboat and Stable
Brooms, and hFst Imitation Shaker Brooms Broom
Handles and Irvine always hand. feA4-d3m
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ECLECTIc VI AGAZINE. The Eclectic Maya
II zine Of Foreign Literature in literary merit and eri
worth is without question the best magazine published
comprises the choicest articles the cream peak-O
all the leading Foegn Quartrles and Magazines and The
productions Of their gifted pens Omttng
minor importance to the American reader offers its pat
amount Of literary tn, Of permanent value
a small pice.
The Eclectic published in monthly numbers Of 144 pages
each, and making three large volumes year. and nearly
1890 pages, embehed with twelve splendid portraits Of
distinguished persons stori sahects-at IS per We
The January number begins volume. Now is good
time to subscribe. Orders for the work solicited.
Address w. H. BIDWELL,
fsb2 129 Nassau street New York
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TO THE PuRLIc-

WNyA, The uader igned would respectfully an
n.y. nonnce 10 his friends, and the citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity, thathe has returned the city
the purpose Of pursuing his profession and be as
socisted with him, the alnt Artist Mr.. ?. AUsssTrs
WESDERoTH and he feels assured from their
other State, thai Their Efforts their profession cannot fan
be received with BY lovers Of ara In Tennessee
John ". DODGE.
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THE FINE ARTS.
Photographic Miniature Portraits.

NJ sSRS rODGE wENDEROrH would make known
IVA 70 the citizens aenersly shat they have taken
Hicks HAM, North side % the Public ssuare
and prepared 10 execute lin ate4 Miniatures
on Ivory the nv PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE PORT
RATS 1hcse fctares hon 0cket % Cshnet sse ma
sng handsome ornaments for the PaTL ey possess the
hthfuness Of Ne Aror, f the expression colaFnr
Of hfe and are Isriectig TsrUaReRf.
Painted PhOtg aphc various szes taken Of pa
guerre types, when scconpanisd with description
complex eor Of The hair dress kc. Specimens %
the dnrsus styiss, painted and plain, Be Examined
their stado. dec24-sn
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BY the Arrival previous 20 the lsstfrOn California.
We had an account Of tremendous ssell witch, In
atlsm, clear day, rolled sOddeNly into bay at the
mouth Of Big River. causing loss Of hfe and dam
sge TO the shipping. From the Alta California Of
the blh We extract account Of occurrence 10
the same place: 49,
The schooner Hornet. Capt Haley, whi-h LEI,
this port for Big river. with proyisions Tor the min
At thai place. in consequences Of the captain not be
ing acquainted with the harboF, anchored 10 the
wrong place. A hort time after dropplog anchor.
a heavy s~ell came IN and shappe1 the chsin. The
oth~r an hor W. N a~diatrly lee o. bat L did DOT
eli ct her, sne she vent immediately on toe rocks
In the most dan. . Gus part Of the harbor- The
Captain jnInped on ths rocks. but vas swept OF
His con went oser with the foremast A line vas
thrown from the cliffs. whih the Captain fied
q ound him, wh- . as-avs breaker came ab ard
aud the line was pulled oct Of III hands Of no
on sEore 80 49, aptan and the line went over
board Anotbs linz vas procured and The remain-
der II the cr.w, Eve In ell were takes 81 very
mach cut aad brHised.
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Balance Nett PROFITS for tie year .......... cal O2
As unfavoTable a. the above statement will appear, he
Bosrd regre that he 1t instant SEES 10
very erable unit have been reported; Of
which hey have deecd expedent order the liquidation
OF the affairs 4 the company; and for the speedy
complainant Of his oject they have made assignment
to y WHARTON TRUSTEE, hn win every exertion
to wind up the al rs Of the InStu ion the earliest pos
sihe day is hoped that the Of the Company will
enable him tn me- every just demand
Holders Of expired Policies notified that the iy
OF the mpony will from and after this dats and are
ADVISED to obtain Insurance elsewhere, should their
demand it. Pre ums sill be refunded for such unexpired
term. CD. +. WHARTON, Trus tee
byron COELAIRS.-Just received, a fresh supply
- OF Byr Collars. Also every variety Of Standing Col
lars, for sale by leb2l ]. H. McGILL.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
RY
DAVIS. PITCHER & co.


IN TUESDAY MORNING., February 9th, 1885, We will
" SD for cash, the following aFtielss, to-wit:-
b hhds. Chocs Sugar;
81 bsgs Rio Coffee.
80 barrels Moa-ses;
30 half barrels do Rose Hill;
81 dc Loaf sugar;
10 do Crushed 10;
10 boxes Fancy osndiss
IS boxes NJ r Rssns.
q barrels No. 8, Ma k-reh
10 < d. :, d.;
80 boxes Star Candies,
IS do TalloW do;
II do No Soap
10 do Pearl Starch;
80 dozen Wash Boards;
6S do Brooms Whit county;
i50 boxes Glassware
do QiArt Flasks
do Pint do:
As dozen Painted Buckets;
Matches.
10 casks Soda;
IS barrels Old Rye Whisky;
II do Peach Orchard;
barrels Vinegar;
q boxes Tobacco various brands;
cases Cigars,
Isl reams Wrapping Paper
a. dozen Hemp Piew Lines
reels Rope
With many other articles Suitable for the trade
DAVIS, PiLCHEt Co,
fsbl No. % Public square.
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JOHN g. BRIEN.


a HEandsrarhed Administrative q l. = nrenseFt decd,
sGL - rlae q DEED u frust ssuspd y - sstt l.
~ ansin1a aeesasct - AAroa WfM 4n4 fegissfred N
IA naees &t4 ans ~ 0sr NJ sae A. stls An1sien. - ~
cnnrt hsn. Ia IN q NahYfe ssna'ee ne itlh
daF = FsbrasTs. lstf. ~ cash. ihe HOUSES ABB
LOS fe4sn elnss7e Suate1 u A.zesile. iFrnilnF on
<urn Arafsf an feEslslf tsets 1le 90 -
an1 bnr ite ~ 80 Sad el peN 81 q 90 t1l'
tiaa .neat nfsseni oQ1fied sIa = fEAs 41a re
ottar r,nlsa. ~ i. UfLET. A1af e
ia ia 1. 4. HEas1'sEa, tEe'i
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Wl0LES4LE AND RETAIL sdLEE0oKS
a Forsysh ssssss New Foxk.
AER. y. s. suud ca ne siienfIon a. sfrar srrr ~
w ns he uiy ssa sspsrlay tts in he cFsis q hs
extensive NAaEA00H8 AS0 AANuFACruaF-
In re pos~essaa q uneas - fsciiss m eashted to
exeezie ~ er6crs she asesl 4ibis tsrnl ms sac
foons are res=ic ui chuies spe<eas and IA
sasnI 81
KicH GILniSG IN All rs HKsNcBU
N0uLDENG3, aiCh GILT. X g. WOODS 0kk nAFLK
ZEBRA AND Mknc0ANf.
ln eveFy variety ard conatan1l4 e. had.
orler fsem a. paris a iks
UNITED STATES Ann cANanAs
srscussd sh prsespns PACKED vita ne errais q care
liberal dsesa.i allowed . ne Trade.
" el0LER
"a 81, 60 and n Fsryfh street,.
netls-sn New era.
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HkRPEWs MAGAZINE ps February;
GRAHAN's MAGAZINE for >, bruary;
PRANK LEsLiEs y. Y. JOURNAL fr February;
PRANK LEsLIk's ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
JanS9 Jalt received BY JOHN YORK & CO.
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Tinner's Tools.

TuSr fE-fIvRD from Peek sssilh Goa an lasoice a
81 flnness MafhInts, and lis-d foois ard - extra
tpols % al kna aseHf fsr fsr sate - "A above
airlr-. They can be had ios f1rN az
IsnI BIS WEfL.ER
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fT-O essAls ne e eu rocdfaf ou pr ee fun his tsio
81 - oa.fs e. sanaffes EorcAssed "a cEedis shall
erife "a n n art ces eelsrred, and pa5nkna
~ y, sxpeefsd ahea ne aecqanls are pFe.enied.
lsn4 dccsaiy
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fTNO0H, NE.sOS co ~ Union Street have reeive
HAu,eYs u igE ne for Pebruay. subscribers suisied
and furnished with Brmbers for December and Janaary
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andfarashsd with nambers for December -ndJsna.ry.
Livery Stable.
RE THE eod =. igssd having taken n
49, - the isb on siark~tstrse Nash (S-zA
W.T. vile, Team, two doors bcoW t1s GAA
I'm a.iG oppos TIE Aans'en Hoas-. krn-
eFy accepted ~ the HsnmsE, respectfully that
he wi ep ha1d good horse I'D web cts, BE- lei
the hiring IN : rszsensbie terms
lie l. prepsr-o q take o. IN ihs best all
loFses e eh him, ither bsaring 10 travellers
His etsbe u-ted eoafenirnt 10 bussness and h. via
keep b1t expereaes ester aad the proseadcg
TIE market sEoFd. Terms modsrate-
a. n y
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w hite Lead /.

Onn KEGS o. sra. &. s. ocsfon Co.'S brand Of PURE
ZOO WHITE LEAD fIl weight. and very White.
For sale BY ChUksh AN2khsoN.
WANTED. FLAX~EEO. For which the high
eat marset price win be D I'D In Cash. ian9-u .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22
The Fur Trade In Minnesota.

AQyerDSGf
-Four Ave years ago the fur trade par
commercial ara Industrial interest Of the Ter r,tory Two
three yeGrr further beck ant not only the
rsmount but tbe sole business interest The population
OF toe Territory composed almost entirely OF fts eu
ployers and .. aches 81 Pau, derived 10 whole impor
lance "a small importance theo) from being the depo o.
the Wianebsgo and Chippewa outfs-whue Mendoza the
seat OF he So1a QUITS, laws to the !mmerse region
occupied the DsKoAs snc chains of trading posa
far ~ Lac ooi Psye on the Mrpe.ota, and Pembns
he Red river htld he whole country lko dependant
cA O, fcYre Choeau. fr., Co the profits Of tue fcs
trade then had begun 70 decline. the ctiux OF
wbe population conseq qent upon the establishment Of
territorial mentthe Increase or competitor RI
The indian trade concurrng vito the gradual
in prodlc tnas lay beyond these, aot thai
have been gradually but surely promoting Tic
contributed TO weaken the efficiency the Fur Coo.
papy's organization in ferrtory-snd 70
der II undesirable To maintain tU expensive establish
any opaer than sufficient for ao...iag its 81
airs has accordingly Lad NO prscca exutence since
the cor summation OF the soux treaty IN 1884, from which
the traders received parting token 0! several hundred
thousand dollars IN psymennt OF TIE .sea nulitst
back dcb,s VI sone thirty year, Spce the3 tho trade
has besn carried on entirety by private individuals
tcfemost smoDg whom, however, some OF the old
traders T~o hoMcs alone, Necsrs Forces q Ktssoa.
and kessTs Culver 4 Harrington, connected at ihr
tine with the fur trade In this ciy The dsorsani1alop
Of tee ipaian trade the Minnesota river and the d,
versicn OF the Indiana from hunting by tho pcrn'cou.
system Of annuies. hss vastly dinaishe1 the Prodyc
tivepcts OF the fur trade 90 the kiupc, otA
The hafo almost entirely limited al present TO
the Pemoua or Red river rezions and aroun1 the
come aIrnost entirely from This sourca the buiia-
ranges being restricted TO tie region north O.
the cheyenne and west OF the J&mes river me Au
neeon country has fallen on In buaaioes very
conedersbiy-tke whole receipts for export from thai
region not amounting 10 more han go robes The
do, net ncroe however. the large numbers reserved
or sos fes ,sesven seSw ,or "as9
exports or ure from s.. Paul Tor the present year.
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~ asooe, 10 the CAUSE Of such Uaion. Bot when In =
iong "Tes cS years conccssons 20 more sprt
III 0noihty secion ps~ered BY demands; when
ccnc'son was met by insult open HANGED boonsy WITH
the 81 he'd nat oil menace thru " that true
and TO men, ard prescieat men ~ s1cth began W
esimete tho value OF Untoa which exposed them %
cor Bisni nPut assault ard roooer, drsci and indirect
consider tha POSSIBILITY. ultimate necessity
Of severance by Witch the sonth would lose nothing
bat bad company % small advautsge has Mr 7acbAnsr
read the political history OF the country he DOCS not
the true origin real poeiten Of tho So1cerr
party. Why thea docs he, ~ afvap;e AMI grstu 0usly
huri his residential anatLema against III We wis
let the future answer.
From fossl tooh, Cuvier could determine the s.rac-
ture size habits OF the sun TO which IL belonged
II the deciaraon OF Mr.. Buchanan anyth ng; II
the black republican endorsement OF tho NV YORK
HERALD MEANS thing u the enforcement OF beavy
,snumentant Journal IN tbis CITY means anything, by
nKo Cuvierian process. judge wnAs poi.tlcal
monster may grow up within tue nx four years, with
10 head In the North, iss son.ch Washington AMI e
tail 10 tue south In DINER words the sgus appear zig
nfcant OF tendency. II DOH Ter ,ta dssign TO ma
ioDsze tho democratic part Of the North lDo pract,a
lack repaocarsm and OF be south, INTO sabllisS5n
m--the same thing, only worse.
Let Mr. Buchanan beware ho~ he aids directly or In
directly, such result; h"ps ne viii De wise emf not
South unde, the plea OF orusarg ssc.ionasn le hiu
look 10 we'll ana be sure thar Shen he strikes no car
apDibilGie The Southern Dsrty is NOT DEAL ls scne
think, merely berAuse NJ. Fremont failed 70 oe President
by losing hesitate It's IN, ratioaA than 10 dis 90
fssy. Il Is not even asleep Ask the sentnes in South
Carolina, in Louisiana ana Fexa., and they will tel you
they will tell has not dsbsnded given up "a
arms ont that t-~aits. let the hour aud the
come ana will be IN The heid terrible a. an army
with banners 1t Is not no,se NV u s siient ~ no,
exhausing ts energies 10 fraiteds agitation lite strength
10 latent Ia held In reserve The President party
tpen that undertak 70 crush IT, should reckon well be-
fore beginning lie spirit Ind yiYuctble while thought
manhood and honor i've; perrecnts H. aud i, win arm r.
SET for vtreoabce murder H. ard u viii revive; baFy IT,
and will rise sgain, though hy stones DO hesped Upon
10 sepuchre; and then ts insOns toes and ea:he
friends may 6sss the mercy sney do not deserve the
doom ,ney sought for II IL not made their
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The French &,.ifroaas Case.
sCFREkE COURT SPECIAL yERx.
.ax,lnrs Enn INDIA u. a.Ax


lyo 20,-l~ ne Ssae~ ~ Plicus D,s6A Sps Easss<
C-s.S, oacyosz Ests ice Alleged Ffasls no N0ssea
IaiS ~ Of ues The counsel Of the defendants present
ed The dYa OF order FOR settlement In that the
notion vacAs the order OF arrest denied 70 the
fnoan Louis Greet and Aosaste Parrot and thas the do
fsadGnls Eagsne Gress and Fecie bebud shoGd be dis
charges of custody. me counsel OF the psinn Oh
eed 20 ae order for among other ressons that did
not impose tbs defendants Eugeue Grset and fcitce
Dsbud the condition that they should bring no action
sgaD,i the plaintiffs for false imprisonment The deiea
dapts counsel contended that ,he mouon wsc made to
favor, tha his hanor delivering as OPINION On toe
Eugene GIsieI ] am unable 10 dnd any fac.
alleged Aesine. him ESTABLISHING bis comptoty 10 TINS
nsud" And again, ~ have looked in through the
papers for any TACT connecting the defendant Deoad
with the property OF the p!sDtrs, with tho frauds
prac.ised upon them None Of their property has beeo
traced into her possession, shown that she
mad any Of or the proceeds o. any OF IT," rnA tnees
defendants being thus acquitted OF Nil for
were entitled Of right 10 be absolutely discharged
and that wss not in the power o; The Court to annex
any condition 10 u.
His honor observed that the practice OF annsxsag
spch conditions OF very frequent occurrence well
Supreme ia the Superior Court; that ne would
consut with his e.hren toe pon,, and look q. any
Authorities the hAd 10 estaolish theiY position
Curi eel then handed up brief Of the authorities, ard
the matter stood over
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sALr or A United STATES ARSENAL IN vIRsISIA

SALT or A UNITED STATES ARSENAL IN vIR5ISIA
--ncllona Anensl, with 27L Ac,es OF land suschee
hereto, in Chesterfield county. Ca, on James river
fourteen niles above Richmond, sold the 49,
,psL for s2t50 The asfeps established N lsis.
u vas formerly depot for military stores, A."
was ssrrsoned by q company OF Unitd stAts-
,oiiers but Of lAle years Il has been abandoned
ancouni OF the unheailhness Of the location The par
char has obtained great bargain as the materials Of
he varjocs buildings cost the government hot legs sn
Sl75OCc and could DC made W yed, transport e1
10 this city, about ono third OF this sum.
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Before H0u JU-ee Dawes.
OPINIONS ON SUITS FOR wokK PERFORMED FOE I'll

HEBREw MLRRIAGE-The Louisville journal of
he Ism Inst, ssys-rbe scene presented the
osue isst evening was mingug - gae,y and solemn-
y. The lovely bride, richly ard t,tsfuiiy alfred with
orehesd cheeks and bosom bathad IN bushes looked
beautiful a. Rachael OF old and worthy ~ long service
to be won. The afsuced seC1 beneath canopy unit,
the marriage ceremony was onmpets me pledges the
evirs and receiving the ring t1s slipping u the wne
are all embIs msticsl and sdoed 10 the soernty OF the
service The address 10 the happy couple by me Rev.
b. n Gotthelf truly beautiful and impressive. Tue
practical duties OF welded portrayed In the
language Of poetry, and with SINGULAR appropriateness
The parcs were Mr.. N. Goslmg. Of New York, and
Miss Frances Bsmberser, csugtser Of Emanuel Esmbe
ger Of this city.
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POTABLE feature OF tfscs tas several yes-i
past the trEdua decline oil In
-corYenpontipg with growing demaud in Europe M
country Tor urs. Zach or these causes has
sisec the other 10 enhance the prise OF furs-snd tte
have grown sxponsve-aDd al these co1currst
lin 10 ngurc las: year they before reached Ia
The American market Nevertheless will not do b
calculate TO surely last years prices Tor the prodcCe
Of The pro- year The srmptior OF frrs after
all entirely dersndept the evaresce1i oapsi:es o.
tssh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22

ELorEHRNr FROM boSG lsbAyD.-Tna Post says.
Jusnce Of tie Peace and eyDef aty SsefiI OF Qdcsns
county, has lately disappeared lcavi.g behiud hin
srge n unsettled Ne was scsomps lied
BY good icckluR inercan & vito has ben lvirg ~
q aomts,c N his family, ne dcin lreet hal borne
air cnnr cter. snd or number 81 years occupied 70
t3on bls petitions.