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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED INHALATION MEDIcArED VAPoEs.
DR. WM HUSTER brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully to all those who afflicted with diseases
the Throat and Lungs that lie has returned to St. LOUIS
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There is probably Of diseases which wide
spread terrible their results the
diseases Of the throat and lungs It, therefore, becomes
Of socitude the RECESSION to know there
any whereby those controlled and
smelorated
Dr. r. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
peculiar study years. and found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached is by
direct application prescribing Ct medicines which
breatbed into the lungs in the form of vapor and
consequently brought in contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance, sending fall description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms.
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth St. between Pine and Chesnut sts.,
ap1-Sm West side, ST. Louis, Mo.
Dos'r TELL AsYBoDY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness sake do not tell about else there will be
unmarried people Weddings will be the order Of the day
Every body will be choosing help mate In another column
the advertisement Of that much talked Of book, by Prof.
RoSDoUT New York the "Bss of Marriage" II gives
the process Of the Of creating love- compel
ing any body you dearly whom you wish inspire
with that passion But then should such get
out into the world Read the book yourself but keep silent
That's counse.-N Y Tribune.
For BRONCHITIS Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and
fleets Of mprudent of Mercury medicine has
been discovered which has effected such Cartes
Spanish Mixture.
Throat Diseases produced by salvation, Hacking Cough
Brocha Affections, Liver Disease Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism, all been relieved and cured wonderful
ner by the great purifier of the blood Carers Spanish
Mixture.
The OF T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which will astound you. See advertisement.
eB Of fact worth pound Of theory; and the
conclusive facts that cluster around that ncompar
able preparation Hoofands German Btters, prepared by
Dr. O. NJ Jackson Philadelphia, establishing its value
tonic and restorative such prevent ncreduy
itself from questioning its efficacy. In all Of diseases
the stomach whether chronic it may be
mended for its soothing cordial renovaing influence
Dyspepsia, heartburn loss of appetite, nausea
tremors relaxation and debility, &C., relieved by the
Bers in very short space Of time and perseverance, in
their fails to work thorough See adver-
tsement
Prof. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE-The testimony Of ali
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will gray and the bald eradicate
of the Scalp, the falling, and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put p
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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THIS noble and much admired Race Horse has -
been withdrawn from the Turf and VIII make ri ~
the season for 1855 the Nashville Race Course AA
in charge Of Mr. Philips. lie will be limited to fifty
$25 esch Groom's fee S1Sesson to the 18th
Of February the 10Th Of July. Mares which fail
to prove in foal may be returned free next year.
HIGBLANDER rich chesnut years old next Spring
got by Glencoe, imp his dam Castanet, by Monarch
imp For full pedigree and performances, bills which
viii furnish He sixteen hands in height and
bne with form Of remarkable power and beauty the very
best constitution, temper and action.
march25-dlm D. T. McGAVoCK.
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Seward & TrumbuII.
Passed March l, 1856.

Messrs Seward and Trumbull are coadjutors
in the cause of Free-soism in the Senate. 1t
may be interesting TO some of your readers to
know that both Of these Senators were once re-
~Ideuts Of the State Of Georgia. Mr.. Seward
who is now above fifty years old, went to Put
nam county Georgia, when youth Of eighteen,
and there taught school for nearly wear
While there he dewitt in the house of a respec-
table citizen who was one of the patrons of the
school His father, whose home believe WIS
n New York, wrote to this gentleman, stating
thai il he did not cause his son to return to him
lac would prosecute him for harbOring a minor
after being admonshed against doing so. The
gentleman, wrhou consolation with the young
amateur professor, responded to the elder Sc
ward, saying chat the young gentleman spoken
Of was in his house snd should remain there
as long he would, and that the old gentleman,
# 80 minded, might prosecute and be!
M Trunbull's residence was in Merriwether
county, where he also taught school, studied
law, and was admitted to the Practice
SaUaHdh JOurHlL
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
foFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To empower Constsbes to swear Jurors Of View.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the
State Of Tennessee, That from and after the pass
age of this act, it shall and NAV be lawful for the
different coustables to summons and to administer
the necessary oaths to Jurors in View, to review
and lay off public roads; and the sail jurors, so
qualified, are, hereby empowered to act as such,
fully as if the oath of qualification had been ad
minstered By any Judge or Justice Of the Peace.
NELL S. BROWN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
EDWARD S CHEATHAM,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed November II, 1855.
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AN ACT

To Protect Barn Yards, Stock Yards, &c.
Be it enacted BY the General Assembly of the
State Of Tennessee, That all persons found firing
FIRE arms about Stock Yards, Barn Yards, or other
places farmers stack grain, shall be guilty of
a mislpmesnor, and fined at the discretion OF the
court; Provided, this act shall not apply any per-
son who shall use FIRE arms on his own premises.
NELL s. BROWN,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
ED ARD s CHEATHAM,
Speaker Of the Senate
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A Boy Torn TO PIECES BY CUBAN BLOoD-
HoUND.-Ephraim Whitehead son OF r.
Whitehead, who lives on Cedar street, was mis-
sing on saturday about II O'clock. After dinner,
the family became alarmed and search was
instituted for him. A nephew OF Mr.. White
head discovered the boy in field, about twenty
rods from the house, nearly dead, having been
attacked and torn in most awful manner by
a bloodhound slur owned in the neighb rhood.
The poor little fellow only lived half al hour
after he was found. When he was discovered
the question was asked whether it was the
bloodhound that attacked him. He had
scarcely strength enough to half-articulate
yes" The boy was about 8 years old, and
- a. n general iavorite with the tamily.-CIe0e-
Llld LeaAer.
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LARGE SUPPLIES The Buffalo Republic says
here a-c n"N 500. 600 hnshels Of wheat, and
more ilHf 10000 barrels OF haur noW 10 hat
ril!, quantity larger tliaa aas ever bvi,Fe
knVWu al this seAson OF the year.
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The wheat crop is remarkably unprpmi,ing
"a thls county. The stand ls very bad.-FraAk
itn hoUiee
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A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER,

and TOrpor Of the Liver and Bowels.
Reader! You appealed to earnestly Don't say, h
believe this to be tTuei have Of the above
plants and would the medicine If could only
have confidence" IT Is TRUEit honest truth
there spoken. Come then, il your mind irritable
DISCONTINUED and gloomy you have col pains az
ter eating food if your body begins to waste your
strength fail you; your c1GnenauCe assumes haggaTd
and saov aspect You have difficulty in lying your left
side if your sSu dry and shryelad II YOU have appe
tite and variable and perhaps entirely des royed il
your langud especially during the process Of d.
geStiOn you have constant uneasy feeling ia the
ACTIVITY you have only e. Of Indigestion and these great
Bitters made Indigestion and thew will DO it,
and all its attendant Isand while at rt IL gently stmu
lars the stomach cleansing and removing these Ou5esOme
agents it non tie skin, removing ibid vitiaed
humOrs identifying the face kind life and energy your
entire Frame then reader will the world longer look dark
and gloomy; longer will dearest hopes be banshed
and thrust aside but with health and strength you will 90
forth the world with thou auds of Others The
Grafenberg Health Btters have given me ifs."
This invaluable medicine is put up packages at 25 cents
Each package VIII make quarts, strong invig
oratng aud tonic deCOctOn For sale by 10 ugg in the
state and by ALEX. MACKENZIE
apB II eye st.: NAsHvILE
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MA-sAcnU,ETTs.-We have seen letter from
prominent citizen ot Boston, which predicts
That Fillmore aud Duuelson will carry thgt
STATE by rusjurIty 81 10000 We have 40
doubt Of % The Republicans were beaten
there iast November by The Americans, not
SilhsIa"ding the Wings polled Ia 900 votes.
Mr. Fillmore has always been a favorite in
Massachusetts,, and will combine, at the next
election, an array of votes that no other can
dlda'e can begin 10 APPROACH Washington
Organ
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Grcrt piro in CaIcua.

GALRNA. April IA large fire occurred in
this CITY this morning Eigh cen frame houses
anl fourteen brick buildings on Main street,
and The Catholic Church and two dwellings on
Bench street were destroyed. Most of the build
Jugs we're occupied rs stores. The loss Is esti-
mated. in bud .irg- and stock, at 100000.
.-Es@ Mes DAVIS PLoHER & Co sell Gro
oeries at Auction tomorrow. Retailers, al
tend
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SundriOS.


On CASKS and l-8 CASKS FINE BRAND1ES,
~ 25 barrels American ditto,
% packages Catawba do,
20 boxes Jose Micheline COgnac do,
20 Brandy Fruits,
80 bhls Orange Grove Sectfed Whisky,
80 Fletcher's Neutral do,
100 " Pixies Magnolia do,
On A" American and Holland Gin,
10 " Native Wine,
40 " Old Rye, Bourbon and Reserve Whisky,
100 dozen Brooms,
30 bbls Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
5 kegs Lead,
20 A" Shot,
$50 bbls. Ornderf's Superfne Flour,
so boxes Tobacco various brands,
150 bags Baltimore and New Orleans Rio Coffee,
81 boxes zap,
25 " Pearl Starch,
100 Star Candles,
so Long and Squat Jars,
100 Quart, Pint and 4 Pint Fasks,
Together with many other articles which Offering
cheap to the trade. NICHOL GREEN BAILEY
We have on consignment-25 bbls. Prime Clover Seed,
so bags genuine London Lady Cheap for cash.
N. G. b.
A large lot II Prime Bacon and Lard always hand.
Cash orders filed the shortest notice at No 45 and AZ,
College st, by n. b.
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Advertisement Extraordinary.

fINRE he ~ 81 ire late Rev D. Phnip sdsey VIII %
THUEsnAI. i5Ta hAT xEHr lbs premises, expose
Al Pah sale hA y roa 4 hr Lni,ey Property Il ssuth
Nashville situated between Asyam Street, aad the Lebanon
farup ks LIDS - nd Carol STREET eounscaan
wish sip % the Lebanon furupike, own-d b. n q. v
IA horne Esq Ts guaud vi - n 4 ~ Efo lots the
usual sGc and pats a shs souad ready fr siFii
q fcN days.
ne arnlly are ecsruvdse sih unprui esve property
anf are consyccd p1rf Wh por1D " hr
We his rsnark icst q lgh D. suF-d ihsi so1d
not sell gnrss sh5i % sin prizes Buyers
sfa please susr themFss b. trpt asay foa Ne
sale - kuy causef stion. ms property - sod
We also the soafA ftsd PROPERTY prlvAis ale
Ihs i situated wee. heliavoek and Dcmameraus as.
agenlng N McAsier Property rs D most a1urably
adapted sor ty reseness, aaa si BE- aVisd 70 par
chasers. 10 : fTcs sldA
fsFas snnauaesa wils pizn q grpuasa
Per Ne ksirs-
ADRIAN VAN sINnFREN tINDs0LEY
NATHANIEL iAWHFACE LINDSIEY
mafzs-td JOHN BEkiEN LISDeLsY
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Steam Power Tannery,

WILL -e application Is made before th- lsi Of Nay,
4 my newIy established
Steam Power TaDuery,
IN CHATTANO0 A. TENN.
The numerous faculties for rsaohins ths hsNhansbs OAK
forest d ih distrcr and hide aFkris generally.
tbs ths desirable locality he " esi or mauGfcturing
Leather
Ths Is probably the eKen i've rannery In the Wet
and being constructed Wiih vcs 90 tn01te stcsitst
can be eheapy and conveniently sae capable q manuc-
turing move than siooO00 a - Leather per AnuuE.
The Tannery MashicTy ant ofees enirsis t~~ ard
WH disposed y upon liberal terms spVFoged puFchas-
urs Pc turther Parralars app.y 70 l. g. PeaTi ks
ne Clty Bslk, SzsAV.r-
JOHN @. BTSUA. Proprietor
ma72s-im Chauanoogs, Tenn.
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A CONSCIENTIOUS FoGY.--A Texas drover. who
stayed over night at hotel, being asked, as he
wac about to leave in the morning, If he was not
going to have his horse shod replied:
"Nosu! i'm be a id long spell fore pay
for having horse shod. reckon il God Almigh-
~ had thought il right bosses should have iron on
their leet he'd put It thar himself don't pre-
tend to be pious myself but Amt a goin'
agin the will OF God Almighty, though thar's
some that call themselves ministers OF Christ that
do il
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,


Nashville, April Z, 1855. I
COTTON-Receipts small and sales small, only a
few bales changed hands Saturday at the quotations
OF the day previous.
TOBACCO-4 hhds at Hamiltou's at $50, 52e,
796, 900.
AtJohnson, Horne & Co.'S IL hhds at $50, $50,
600. 7l5. 7SO, 675, ITO, $50, and 2 at 546, 700.
No change in our figures of Friday for other
articles Trade active and brisk.
BACON-Hog round, =. 7a7t
Hams, at
Sides, IT
Shoulders, Of
LARD 74dS
sUGAR-In hhds., per ID. e. 7a9
:" bbls., TIA 81
COFFEE-Rlo, l2al8
WHISKY-Per gallon, Nashville, %
Pixies, %
Peacock's, 20
Wilshres, %
O'Kanes, extra, -. 80
MOLASSES-N. o, per gallon, SO 40
SALT-By the Dbl, per bushel, 40
Sack coarse, 81 oO
fine, l.90
FLOUR-BbL. .. $6a7
Sack, per cwt., . $2.5oG8.5O
GRAIN-Wheat, per bush, SOcGSl.0O
Corn, 2Oa25
Oats, 80
Rye, 90
CINCINNATI, April 2 CHEEsE-The receipts are
very light, and with G. continued good demand for
export the stock is further reduced and the market
is very firm at lO4alI for inferior to prime selected
western reserve, and l2a12 for English Dairy. The
imports during the week were only $50 boxes,
while the exports 2, 80 boxes
FRUIT-Green Apples abundant and prices
are lower. We notice sales of about 900 bbls at
prices ranging from Toe to 200, according TO quail
ity and condition. Good and prime, in good order,
packed in -four barrels, saleable at 2.00a2.50.
In dried apples and peaches there has not been much
done, and prices, except in the small way are nOm-
inal Peaches retail at 2.05a2 Is, and Apples at
l.IOa1.I5.
IRoN-We have no change to notice in the mar
ket since our last. The demand is but moderate,
but the market continues firm at $500 per ton for
Ohio hot blast, from the landing There is no dis.
position manifested to buy beyond what is neces-
sary to supply present wants. is there any dis
position exhibited on the part of owners to force
sales. There is good country demand for bars,
and the sales during the week have been quite
large. Prices remain steady at q for common, and
&c for charcoal. Blooms sell at 90 per ton.
OILs-There is no change in market for any kind.
Linseed sells on arrival at 98e to LOO, and from
store at l.00al.O5. Lard ranges from 50 to IS,
and Tanners from "a 90 to 27.00 per bbl
SEED-The demand for Glover is quite limited.
but there is no change in prices since our last. In
the regular way from store, the range is from $50
to 1916 but nothing has been done in the large way
since our last, and we quote prices nominal. Tim
othy sells at BOOBIES in the regular way from store.
No change in Flax-t sells on arrival at /. 80
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The Kansas committee aud their officers and al.
tendaut- are preparing 90 depart They are e.
rendezvous Of the lth April AZ Jefferson Ia Mis
souri, But il is said that d difficulty has arisen as
10 funds Tea thousand dollars are appropriated
10 the resolutions under which The committee was
appointed, TO oe paid out Of the contingent fnud
of the Huuse. The contingent fund is exhausted
and must be repleni he But some opposition
will be made ia the House by the opponents II the
order Tor the investigation.
PARRow's AMEmcAN HAIM.NIsr, 30 This
bsnd Of Ainstreis perform tonight al The
Adelphi Theatre.
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A bavy of little children were telling their
rather what they got AT school. The eldest
got grammar, geography, arithmetic, etc. The
next go' reading spelling and definitions. "And
What do you get nay >oldirri' said the father
lo rosy checked little fellow who was at
that mumeut slyly driving tenpeHny nail
mo a door paunel "Mei On, gets readin,
-pellin' and spankns"
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Jonah wrote TO his father, after the whale
FIRST swallowed him stated that He had found
a good "oreultg' for young man going into
the oil busntss-but afterwards wrote for
money to bring him home stating that he
had been sucked IN
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Extra Session Of tho Virginia LegisLIture-
IL v understood that the Governor OF the State
will convene the Legislature, IN November reXt, to
complete the business left unfinished in the two
Houses.
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Gold Pens.
Chattanooga Tannery Cor Sale.

n He best article Of Gold Pen In this vet received
L by JOHN YORh co,
usarchIs corner Of Union and Cherry Fts
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4 AaTHER Water FFoot fsp.sfFY, Eelsel, an1 Ceunsa
IL fsaveAag hass kad sAtehss. Iass tgsasd b. Z
ARl -. Joas kASAGE, - oonsgs a
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Staple Goods.
HiRhlandeH,

OUR stock Of Staple Goods is e1mpete and pr
" ces low. Come and see for yourselves,
AT Meet ELLAND'S,
mah27 81 and So CoIeg st
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NOTICE.

TNHF person Who took that Cranberry Of ny barrel had
better come back and get gallon and have deducted
and save his name being made public. Price only III
per gallon d. g. RUMsEY, No. 81 Market 81.
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MONUMENT TO HESRY CLAY-The corner stone
Of the monument to be erected IN New Orleans, to
Henry Clay, will be land on the l2,h of April, be
ing the birth day Of that iustrious man. Prepare
ions are making for one of the most magnificent
pageauts ever Witnessed in this country
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White Goods and EmbrOideries. &c.

IACONEGS Cambrics Plain AMI Dotted Swiss Plain Strip
j and Checked Nuls and Nansooks, Dmity Inds Twils
BriisnteS Marseiles Quls ba,e and Muslin Curtains
Lace Muslin and Jaclnet Sets Muslin JIconet Collars
swiss and Jacone Flouncn SWISS and Jacouet trimmings
Vol Laces and Edging Black Geupure Laces Grapes ra
tons, &C., &c. All very cheap, al McjLELLANDS.
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WHAT NExTl-At one of the brilliant gass
which recently took place in the apartment
of the chamberlain to the French Emperor,
says Paris letter writer, there came in eight
bottles of champagne. each the size of a man,
aRd performed mInuet. Suddenly the bot
tes opeud aud gave egress to eight sailors who
danced Il lively nautical jlg. TIE Costumes OF
lac dancers were in perfect keeping with the
national character of the dancers The spec
lacle is described as remarkable for its splendor
and orIEInaIty.
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Rifle POwdS.
CataWba Wine.

WILL keep constantly on hand, supply n Dry Spar
ling Wines, which Will furnish The trade at Ciucnna
prices, frrighls added. lapl T. A. MCCALL
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Linens. Damasks. sc.

I'VE have the best stock Of Irish Linens offered in
w this ketof the hes make, and at lover prices
than they can bought elsewhere in TIE city Our
Table Linens, Napkins Daylies and TOweing G. DDS
artcularlY eegant and very cheap. AZ McCLELLANDS
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WANTED.
ne PLUS Ultra" Scheme.
1000 PRIXESI $4,000 DOLLARSI
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
To be Drawn NAV 18th, 1855.

BY AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS /!
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Generous ENDowMENT.-S6O 600 nave already
been subscribed the University to be located at
Grceusooro Ala, aud ITS friends say they will start
o. with $4,000
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INJURIES! NbuhUEo :! NEuhUES =!
I'VE have for sale thirty five 'Grty Negroes
w among them some very likely Girls and Boys. Also
Of the keest families In The STATE, 81 four and ave
each Also that extra Cook T. sim On nd Can
mah2s BOYD LYLES
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KANSAS WANT-A correspondent of the
HHlsdaie Gazette, after mentioning rifles and some
other things which he says are not wanted in Kan
sas, states area necessity, as follows
Young nissourian came 10 my office yesterday
on business, having left bis claim, about hun
dred miles west, a lew days since, where he had
been living about four months lie said among
other things, There are plenty OF men up there,
but have not seen woman for four months.
There is an Illinois man up there who has got
womans dress, aud carries it around for a show
charging one dollar sight, and is getting rich at
It."
John D .MoncI, OF Lynchburgh Va, recently
in New Orleans Mr. NJ, il lie said, was the wealth
lest mau ia Virginia
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-18

B@ Will some or all or any of the
abolition friends of colored humanity -
at the North, put the following extract
from the Memphis Morning Bulletin, of
the 14th ultimo, in their pipes and smoke
it p
"MUzzLE NOT THE Ok THAT TREAD
ETH OUT THE Corn" seldom have we
heard more touching, practical obedience
to this injunction of Holy Writ than oc-
CURED at the Railroad celebration at Her
nando
Mrs. VIM. White, that well-known old
mother in the Church, when the white
persons present had finished dinner, i'm
medlately dispatched messenger to invite
Messrs- Pope and Strange's hands, some
% In number, (who had laid the iron all
the way to come into the enclosure, and,
as honored guests, receive their dinner at
the hands of herself and the other noble
ladies, whose abundance seemed mex
haustible,-and come they did and such
a dinner as they got was worthy the ser
vices they had been doing, and the touch
ing charity and justice that prompted it. !"