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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
ROfVEfElaaO KEOlESe.

TIVE undersigned keeps a Boarding House on Cedar
street, the Yerandah Hotel where he IS ready
al an uurs, 90 ,onmodate transient or permanent
Roaders fair Ills table s always provided uth
thr best she market Affords.
jaui7 GEO. ". COLEMAN.
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Jacks and Jenuets For Sale.

JaCks anu Oennets TOT Sdie'
THE undersigned offers for SAFE ten Jacks, some Of
which upwards Of teen hands high, and sixteen
Jennes Also, thorough bred Bay Stallion, "kansas"
four old past, upwards Of sixteen hands high, by
imported Sovereign dan by imported Levathan, grand
dam By Stakeholder vnd several hor0ugh bred Mares and
Fnes by imported Glencoe, Sovereign and Leyiathsn,
al % be seen at my plantation IN Jackson county Teu-
For further particulars address my agent Nr. ".
Lyon, Bagdad Post Office, Tennessee, who is the prem
ses, and Is fully autho rized 10 sell
fsh1s-imitriw&W W W VOOLFOLK.
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From the Clarksville Chronicle.
The Floating District.

Mr.. EDIToE-Ws desire the use of your
valuable journal to bring to the notice of the
American party of the Floating District, com.
posed of Davidson, Robertson and Montgome.
nv, the name of a suitable and worthy gentle
man to represent the district in the next Gen
eral Assembly.
We refer TO HENRY Nancy, Esq, of Nash
vile, late the editor of the Gazette, of that
city, the. first truly American paper ia the State,
and which, while under his charge was dis
tingUished for every quality which makes
journal serviceable to the cause il advocates
marked ability, gallantry. fearlessness, and yet
tempered with discretion.
The part which Mr.. Nancy bore in the can
Yass in '55 and sc has made bis name faniliar
throughout the district, and attached to him
the regard OF the party. Should he be nomi-
mated by the convention, we are mistaken il
the people 30 not attest their high Apprecia>
tion of them.
Mr.. Nancy is lawyer Of fine Attachments,
q scholar and finished gentleman-of popu-
lar address and manners, and an eloquent and
entertaining speaker. He is thoroughly i'm
bued with the principles of Americanism, and
is well stored with facts and arguments in
their defence.
Our party should bring into the field this
year, as legislative candidates, men of ability
and speaking powers, who will be able TO meet
the opposition on Tie stump and "crush out"
their feeble arguments, and the candidate we
offer is such one. Mr. Maney's friends here
by offer him to the Convention, and II adopted
by that body a. the candidate, pledge on his
part thorough and able canvass Of the Dis
trict, and the cordial and enthusiastic support
of a body of voters comprising the largest
American majority ever cast init.
TEEVON
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FOR RENT.
EOK IsENT.

TTNHE ST0RRH0USE, with good Dwelling St -.
tsched, Market street nrariv opposite Juieu, ~.
No. 80 one door nom Wells Drug 81 Apply TO u
f.bI2 A. Y. S. LINDSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

L'OR KBRE.-ibaVs ave OF "a likely NEGRO Wo-
hEN for Are f3r shs pEsseas Trar, isaI- Apply %
fehz n ". l. BOYD, b., No. - Gherry street
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LNLMW00D. the residence Of the late DR.. Kerry. , ,
II Contains ten rooms, with kitchen servants "a
room. sui able out houses, ste The ground contains H.
five Sores with fruit trees, good vegetable garden
well OF water, etc. Apply to
feh1I A. v s. LINDSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
EDGEFIELD-BLOOD'S ADDITION.

I OTIS Nos 70, 20, 81, %, %, 20. AMI Is, ona1sS
l. Woodland street, covered with hne forest tTessS
and beautilal eVergrvens. Applyto -
f-bif Az. 8. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

"a 1 HAVE forrest TO c9nicrtable Dwellings "a
p 81 % taa Chariotts Plke. sDout d nIie frum he "a
60 Saasre. Dne h1use has SIX iih ktch- IL
ca and s-ygauts' rosas, s;Ancs Ac, AMI - of
F4euud. TIE 5thc- snail house. 18th soens aud
So 4ersa ~ graaud. lg-ssiisie essisn gtEen. APpJ
10 jAl2z c. a.. sfAWARr. al BnsadsAy.
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NrcnorS At ArCrInN.

7 WILL SELL without reserve, Saturday next 20 the
highest bidder f2 IS likely Negroes, at the Court:
House Yard. They can be seen at my house.
febIs REEs W. PORTER.
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ONE or two BUILDING LOTS, in the best POr- az
~ tion % city. Those wishing good locations ~"
t1r dwellings convenient 10 business al better ea--
immsdatey You Will regret youlet this chance slip. APP
Div 10 Tfrblf1 A. v. 8. LISDSLEY.
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FOR RBNT
FOR RENT.

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
~ south Nashville including Of Claiborue's. ~
Apply to lf-blll 4. Y. 5. LINDSEY L.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS

W. T. BERRY CO. have also or sac
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TONS CT THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON Byoouns
De Las Casss With Portraits and other II ustraons.
vols, co'h.
NAPOLEON's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, l79S-1799, dictated by the Emperor at St. Ne
lsna and published b. General Bertrand. vols, svob
With Atlas oils Plates Of the Plans Battles. Paris
1871.
MOKTHOL0Ns HISTORY OF THE CAPTIVITY
OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. 4 vols. hsf calt
NAP0LEON's CONFIDENTIAL CORREsPOE-
dsrce with his Brother Joseph. vols. 12mO.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Ofth Last
Two Years ofNaPO'eon's Exile. BY Dr. F. Antommaccbi
forming Sequel to the Journals of9r oeara ard Count
Las Casas. Svo.
MEMOIRS OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE BY
the Allied Armies, and OF the Last Six Months ofthe Reign
Of Napoleon including his Atdcaon Written BY CON.
mand o. the Emperor. By Baron Fan first Secretary o.
the Cabinet. vol, Syo. wtha Map ofthe Campaign Of
1slI
ABB0TT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON. 9vOls.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. By o'Meara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. From thu Letters
ndJourRsl5 4 Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duches D'Abrau-
ties. 2vo,'. With Portraits.
HAZLITTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
EAPOLEONS MEMOIRS: Evenings with PRICE
Cambacerss, Second Consul. By Baron LangOn. \
NAPoLEOE's EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA By
Count de Segur
TIE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. By the Berkeley Men.
With 90 Portraits
NAPOLEON AND his NARsHALS. By Headcy.
NAPoLEONs OLD GUEAD. BY Headey.
NAPIER'S PENINsULAR WAR.
ALISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE. With Atlas
Of the Plans Of Battles.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT
TON. 5vols., with Portraits. feb18
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

election u Be heis A Use PlaatsrsBsnh ofrsuass-
II SEE Nsshriie. Nanday "a March Rsxt iof eeFsn
0lraetoFst 70 serve the sassns year. .
Planters Bark Pc. 5--ia D. WEAVER C-shr-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

REPORT OF THE KENTUCKY STATE GEoLo-
GIsT.-A. G. Hodges, Esq, of the Frank
fort Commonwealth, will please accept our
thanks for his kindness in procuring and
sending us copy of the last Report of
the State Geologist of Kentucky. We were
surprised to find it so large a volume, and
so complete in its record of the geological
structure and resources of our native State.
the latter Of which need only to be devel-
oped to make her one of the most prosper
Gus members Of the confederacy. The style
in which the work is gotten up, confers the
highest credit upon the public printer.
As some return for the kindness and
courtesy Of our contemporary, we send him
a copy of the last Report of the Geologist
of this State, Prof. STAFFORD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
10 RnnK AM NEWSPAPER PRIMERS.

II VALLEiTE, Book Job, Card and Ornamental Print
IL e. corner Of Cole street and the Public Square
nashville Tenn, takes this method Of informing the
Printers Of Tennessee and elsewhere he is prepared
to furnish PRINTING INKS OF every kind from common
News TO the finest Book and al prices that cannot A 20
suit purchasers
Those requiring but small quantities Of Ink will ind It
greatly 20 their advantage to purchase they will tOeie-
by the cost of freight, necessarily incurred By OBJ
TAXING it from New York, any Of the eastern cities.
PRICES OF INKS.-Strong News (,n Of %, 25 and
so lbs each 20 cts. To- Fine Book, in OF l,
g. 25 and 80 lbs each) so cts IS cts and 81 PR 10.
Also Inks for Coor Printing, at so cts, 81, aud 50 so
per b
k- Metal Furniture Leads, slugs Quotations, Brass
Metal Rules, ETC. made to order, to any part
of the country.
All orders accompanied by the cssh) addressed to &.
vALLETFE Boz SST, p. Nashville, Tenn, will meet
with prompt attention. teblS-2t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

The wHEAr.-This crop, we are assured,
hes not presented more sorr6wful appearance
for years. The continued severity sud nnfa-
vorsblsness OF the winter have injured il We
fear, very materially; though propitoas sea-
sou 10 the time ofits rspening. may, perchance,
produce al average yisld.--Elti0n Banner.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
sOUTn NAsHVILLE.-FOR SALE,

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, at thegAS
4 junction Of Maple and the AurfressbOro Wv
turnpiks. Lots are hundred and eghty-eight--A-
deep end ~ be sold long tine, the owner caring
ioT iHterssf han be does for principal Apply TO
f.bff A. v 5. LINDSAY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

WILLIAM L. Foster, Esq-A correspon-
dent of the Banner, recently, in well-writ-
ten article in regard to the American par
ty, said
among its wants are leaders like itself;
earnest, ohivalrous, and patriotic shall not
in this communication look beyond the repre-
sentstion of Davidson county and shall only
here designate suitable gentleman for Sena-
tor, VIM. L. Foster, Esq, native OF the ooun~
", earnest, truthful, chvalrous-frank TO au-
dacitv, goes with heart in his hand and is read
Of all men, talented aud Jealous, with no in>
stinets Of e5iee. Such party as the Ameri-
can naturally points to such a man, for he en-
bodies its chief characteristics.
This is no undeserved tribute to a gallant
and high-souled member of the American
Party. Mr.. Foster would make an able
and efficient Senator.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

MAURY & CLAIBORNE'S ADDITION.
A NUMBER OF LOTS in this Addition, for sale seSs
~ on most TeasonaJls terms. Apply TO w
febtl A. v. s. LINDSEY. -
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New Spring Goods.


7 WILL sell my RESIDENCE and about thirty Of
GROUND situated in the beautiful village OF Edgehed
mile from tie city OF Nashville, and fronting The
6Gl4tin Pike Fathprisnd and Hobson streets It il prob
ably Of the autifl places in Davidson county
would n very desirable residence for gentleman
Of fortune also vel situ1ted to cut up into building
lots having bout six thousand feet Of fronts object
IN selling is TO build upon a less valuable portion my
lans Very favorable will be given both price
and tive. n. HOBSON.
fb'9-1md&triw BukG
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TWo pwTLLING HOUSES FOR REET.

TIVE subscriber oers for sale MS woman fEMPk, q
4 good a Cook, Washer aud lrouer there Is In lhs
State also understands Piskllng and Preserving.
iauf5 ALkS. MACKENZIE
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POSrER,s ADDTTION.-FOR SALE,


7 OTIS Nos g. 5, o II, l2 and n in this Add 9acs
IL tlon, fronting on the Ganatin Turnpike. Apply ~
10 l6buI A. v. 3. LlNDSLEY. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

L,OR RENr.-Ths BRICK OFFICE No Is.
IT Horth MalEst street, llst bsos Fr-a. si9au's -
slyto CHAgLEt ". SNlfd,
lsu20 sac Al ColirEs slrssL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

C'HEESE.-lOO boxes W Cheese, a mild article for
y sale by J. q. ROBERTSON
febl6 on Broadway.
ORANGEs-1oO boxes Oranges, in ene order, Tor sale
~ bY J. G. ROBERTSON,
febl6 On Broadway
L'REsH CRACKERs.-wineo Crackers, Soda Crackers,
Butter Crsckers water Crackers Boston Craeb and
Sugar Crackers made every ia, fresh and for sale At
J. G. R0BERTs ON's Bakery
febl6 And Confectionery, Broadway.
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FOR REWC.

TNHE STORE HOUSE on Union street. in Camp -
bells Buildings next to YOrk's Book store. APP IL,
plv 10 A. V. s. LlNDSLEY, -@s-,A
feblt IS College street.
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Snnarinr Ink.
Spoilers

That beautiful article Of London Ink, "ARNOLDS
FLUID" in all sized bottles, hand and for sale by
iau2G CHARLES W. SMITH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

There are many vices whlch do nos deprive Ne Of
friends. there are masJ virtues vhieh Prsvsns our
having any.
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AAND WARRANVS.


7 WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at ny OlAe'
i No. IS Cherry street. -
jauZS J. G. EELLONks.
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SCHOOL BOOK.

BY the gross, dozen or single copies, for sale by
jau26 CHARLES ". SMITH.
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EanailY Bibles.

Everybody that is in want Of good FAMILY BIBLE
should come to have alot wish to sell, AMI will
offer them at very low prices. CHAs W. SMITH,
febt1 BRG Al College street.
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RO.HRDKHsG.

THE subscriber living At No. IS South summer street,
near Broad prepared 10 board Two or three families
and FEW ia boarirrs. Respectfully reieu % Drs Ham
lin aud Morgan Che ~ and ees W Porter, Cedar
street jan25-Im MRS MAMIE LOOMS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20

"Two Dollars for one yearif paid al
the time oil subscription; Two Dollars
and Fifty Gents, WITHOUT DEvIATIoHi
after the expiration of three months.
brAu Bills for Advertisements, Job
Work. or Subscription, considered due
when contracted, except against those with
whom we have running accounts.
GF5ubscrihers failingio order q dlscontln-
uance of the paper, at the expiration OF the
time for which they may have subscribed,
are considered as wishing to renew ana II
will be continued to them accordingly.
stPNo Pstper will be sent out OF the
County unless paid for in advance.
advertisements inserted al V"e
lar per Square OF Weasc .t..ss
or Less, for the hrst insertion
Cents for each continuance. -,
stF Persons advertising by the yeAli SI'l - 10
charged Forty Doii:sfs ios 20 . "no,o haif 1oi
umn7 Twcnfy Dollars Tor one,haii'
sran n no,l.,rs Cor one-quarter No derld-
t;on from these terms under any ctfci'nlStdflces
se The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is
.tr;ctl, Limited 10 their olon immediate ana
reouIar business: aud the business oil an =, au-
yertisino firm is not considered as ihc'uolis
that Of its individual members
orApnouucirg candidates Three Do'i"'s
10 be paid ia aducnce an every case
sPAdyertisements not marked Win :II '
number of insertions when sahoeu i"' W.
be continued until ordered OUT ana Puy"''t'
eracted. ,,.
err No advertisement inserted grdta,toaS'y. u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of an abusive nature '"''
not be inserted al uny price IN.
nFJOa Printing, OF Alb hH'', '''u',s
don, on New type. and on as reasonable
terms as any Office in Tennessee. -,
-Ne Paper will be discontinued until
all arrearages are paid up-eroept at the
option OF the Publisher
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20

A NEGRO APPOINTED To OFFICE
Governor Bachford, of Wisconsin,, of
course a Black Republican, on the
9th inst, issued commission, as
notary public, to II. Nolan, person
of nut-brown complexion aud negro
extraction, who has resided in Mad
ison, Wisconsin, many years as barber,
ice.cream saloon keeper and leader OF
a cotillion band He also invented
the scapitaluvium' and ''tricophe-
rous," two varieties of "dog waters. !"
in general use and circulation for the
hair. The commission is issued with
all the proper formalities. and the
bond required by law is signed by
VIM. FL. Nolan and by VIM. b. Jarvis
as bondsmen. But The Secretary Of
State, Col. Jones, refuses to file the
bond, and on it has put the following
endorsement: "This appointment is
in violation Of the Constitution, and
therefore void
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20
Freak Of the Bees.

A somewhat singular freak of the
honey bees was recently discovered
in the residence of Mrs Gen. Wingate:
in Portland, Maine. The Argus
thus describes it:
The inmates of the mansion were
surprised to find large number oi
bees flying about in two upper rooms
AS the little fellows continued to oc,
cupy the places, bee naturalist was
sent for to investigate tie matter.
On catering one of the rooms, he
exclaimed, "you have honey some
where-here, and proceeded to search
for it. Ga removing the fire board,
he discoverd that one flue OF the
chimney was full of honey comb
which was hanging down into the
fire place, and the honey dropping
from it; proceeding to the top of the
house to sound the chimney. he
found it the same; one flue Of the
chimney was full and the bees were
industriously at work there also
These flues of the chimney had new
er been used; they were plastered
smooth inside. and were perfectly
dark. a stone having been placed
upoc top Of each flue, The bees
had descended the adjoining flues and
found small holes about ten inches
from the top of the chimney leading
into the closed flues, and through
these holes they made their way IN
and out. They have as is supposed
occupied these places for three years,
having been kept warm in the winter
bythe heat from the adjoining flues'
On removing the fire-boart the bees
seeing the great light which had
broken upon them, descended to the
room and gathered on the windows
until they were covered to the thick, ,
ness of three inches. 1t is. estimated
that there are in the two flues from
10000 to $4,000 bees and from two
70 three thousand pounds of honey,
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The Girl with the Calice Dress.

A fig for your upper ten girls.
With their velvets and satins and laceS,
Their diamonds and rubios and pearls,
And their millincr figures and faces;
They may shine at party or ball,
Emblazonod with half they possess
But give me, in the place Of thefh all,
The girl with the calico dress.
She is plump as a partridge, and fair
As the rose in its earliest bloom;
Her teeth will with ivory compare,
And her breath with the clover perfume;
Her step is as free and as light
As the fawn's when the hunters hard press
And her eye is as soft and as bright
The girl with the calico dress.
She is cheerful, warm-hearted and true,
And kind to her father and mother;
She studies how much she can do
For her sweet little sisters and brother;
If you want companion for life,
10 comfort, enliven and bless,
She is just the right sort Cor wife
Tho girl in the calico dress.
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accommodation.

A letter in the New York Evangel-
ist dated at Concord, New Hampshire,
states that it will soon be "a question
in New England for the churches to
decide whether Democrat shall be
received into the church or be allowed
to remain in it. The writer says:
Our churches cannot claim fellow
ship with shareholders; indeed some
clergymen think their souls in dam
ger by associating with OIL correspond
ling with those who consent to meet
them as equals. If Christians at the
North cannotsit peaceably with dele
gate from the Soutbhow can they toler-
ate Northern brethren who approve of
the principles of these delegates, or
vote as they vote. on the great and
absorbing question of the day? This
aspect of the question is arising in
this State. Some pastors have already
been unsettled by the withdrawal of
their democratic supporters, and the
Democratic papers in the State BIT
terry assail those ministe rs of the
Gospel who dare to apply the Gospel
boldly to the subject Of slavery.
The New York Journal of Com
merce, commentiug( bn the above,
says:
The immaculate purity Of the
Black Republicans, in their own esti-
nation, has never been equalled since
the days of the ancient Pharsees.
Not satisfied with dividing the
churches by Mason & Dixon's line,
and practically dividing the religious
benevolent societies by the same line,
they still scent the proximity of pub
licans and sinners, by whom their
phylacteries are liable to be soiled.
So thoy propose, as the next step in
the process of expurgation, to excom-
municate all Democrats from the
church-aiter which we advise them
to excommunicate themselves, and
commence the work of repentance
anew.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20
ROMANCE STILL LIVES FOR DIVER:

ROMANCE STILL LIVES FOR DIVERS
REASONS. "A young lady possessed
of eauty,accomplishmentssnd having
$4,000 in hard cash on deposit at
st. Louis. started recently on trip
to New York, in company with her
aunt. She took passage on the
Tennessee Belle from Keokuk to
Cincinnati On the same boat was a
young man who had plenty of every
thing but money; he had importuned
her at home, and kept up his ardent
courtsbip on board the boat. The
lady however was hard-hearted, and
refused to offer the least hope. The
boat stopped while at CarrOlton, Ken
tucky, and the lady and her aunt
concluded to take stroll on shore.
As she was going down the gangway
plank it tilted, and the, lady fell into
the water; she wasdawn by the current
under the wharf boat; the suitor jum-
ped in, went under the boat after
her, succeeded in catching her, and
finally rescued her. In two hours
she was perfectly restored, and send
ing for her deliverer, and a clergyman
being on board, they were married
forthwith.-.&. Louis REPUBLICAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20

BAprIsING EXTRAORDINARY The
Rev. J. M. G. Breaker, Of Beaufort, >.
c., writes to the Southern Baptist, an
account Of a revival there In pro-
gress, from which we take the fol-
lowing: !,
On Sunday last. the 18th inst, !
had the pleasure OF baptising in our
beautiful "Jordan," and in the pre-
sence ofthousands Of interested spec
tators, two hundred and twenty-three
rejoicing converts. Three Of these
we're white. The most Of these con-
versions are the fruits of the revival
which has been prevailing among
our colored people for the last five or
six months, and which was commen-
ced and has been carried on chiefly
through the effort Of the church IT.
self.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20
Gboite Yostrq.
Memory.

Memory.
What is memory? IT'S the dew
Gently falling on the flower,
Restoring its soft vermiel hue,
Faded by the noontide hour;
Living o'er those scenes Of gladness,
All too bright for earth to last,
Fer grief threw shade of sadness
O'er the rainbow tinted past.
What is memory? IT'S the voice
Of the by-gone years,
That with its sad @ollan tones,
Our inmost being stirsl
Telling of the lov'd, the lost
In that far-off land,
Uniting us by unseen links
To that spirit band.
Memory! it's the blessed dream,
That with soothing power.
Sheds haloro'er the gloom
Of life's closing hour;
Guiding weary travellers
To that peaceful bourne,
Where the wicked have no place,
And sorrow is unkno wn.