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STEAMBOAT AND River NEWS.

ARRIVED.
July 28-Nettie Miller, Paducah.
Maryland, Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
July 24-Nettie Miller, Paducah.
Maryland, do.
There are I9 inches water on the shoals; wealth
er hot and dry.
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AND SUMNER GOOD
Ready Made ClOthiI
Dysentery, Bloody FIux, Diarrh@u, and
ali disorders of the Bowels.

'HE dTHenbeTg DisenteTy Syrup, e Sovereign "a an
disorders Of the Bowels. Nothing Is Injurious
than opates such disorders The Dysenery
syrup ueutralzes the acrditY aud chemically alters the
% the Bowels aud gradually checks the dis
charges thousand certificates q It's efficacy could BE-
got IN Middle Tennessee alone, but prefer 70 give
but one, chairman The Board OF Health, New
York.
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r. c. NT'NAIRY & co,

NO. 55 COLLEGE, STREET.
TIA determined in future keep up fun and ee-
CANT stock the whole year round that persons visit
and they now receiving their SECOND LARGE I'M
PORTATION OF
summer GOOdSy
Bought New York since the heavy decline prices snd
prepared better for their friends than any
sell many descriptions goods at less prices than
paid for them early in the
In DRESS GOODS, We have an elegant assortment of
FlOunced-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSUES, BEREGES,
ORGAEDIEs, j. COMETS,
And all fabrics by TIE yard FAR below ue usual
value We have reduced the prices Of the old stock
hand and supply "ihe million" with elegant
the reduction il prices Of TX Stock and unusually
Ia stock low priced MUGns, Lawns, sc,
Summer ShaTVIS-lu great variety very pretty
and new, also few for mourning.
Lace 81 Muslin NJ AutieS-an elega Mt assort-
ment also large lot at very low prices. Lace Nantes at
STAPLE GOODS.
DONEsTICs, TICKINGs,
sHEETINGS, COTTONADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PLANTATION GOODS, sc sc.
Hosiery Of all kinds.
Gloves, all sizes, styles and qualities.
OIL CLOTHS, STRA " M THINGS, CARPE1INGS
are receiving the largest stock brought to
this city, about 200 pieces among which be found ev
thing from the the most elegant together
with printed Druggtts Crumb Cloths, Rugs Mats, stair
Linens Rods &C. &C. and all at the lowest possbls
Mavq7 R Q WcNAIRy 4 Co.
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IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS AND SPECTATORS.


THE Patent Right Of
L this n eW invention is
offered for sale BY the in
veatOrs. This Planter was
invented By an old cotton
planter, and We feel safe
in saying it is the best i'm
plement ever offered TO the
South. This Machine con-
, sists in the following par
riculars and works as fol-
lows: Harrows the bed or
ridge, and opens the FL =
row, and drops the seed,
and covers them up; thus
completing the who e Of
the work at one going
over, and saves the labor
o. four men and three
horses; and does the work
much nicer than can be
done in the usual way;
and also, saves at least
one-hslf the Seed that
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The only CSsn store IA NasAAFAiAe.
WE are now receiving our Spring assortment Of Boots,
w Shoes SC. and propose selling tHem at the lowest
price for CASH Our stock consists in part Of tbs follow
ing artcles:-
side and mont Lacei
do Heeled Kid and Morocco BoOteesi
DO Welt do do;
Misses Last. Caters, al styles;
do Morocco and Kid Pump Booteesi
do Welt do;
Childrens' Kid and Morocco Half Ties;
BoOtees;
Ladies Kid Rosetts STppeTB;
do Velvet and Lasting Slippers;
do Kid Buskins
Gentlemen's Super Stitched Calf Boots:
do DO Pump do;
do Calf Pegged Boots
Boys and Youth's Caf and Kip Boots;
Gents Cloth Congress Caters;
do Last do;
do Low CHARTERED Pat. Shoes;
do Calf and Pat. Oxford Ties.
We have large OF Trunks, VAlises Carpet
Bags Hat and Bonnet Boxes every style usually found in
this market.
Also alarge assortment Of Hats for Plantation USE son
Cashmere Hats, Spring styles. We determined of
fer inducements to Cash purchasers
marcA2G BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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onaIrnsn Board u Healsh, y.

The ChiIdEemss E'anacea Is vel knosn 60 be
nost scacous IN al disorders Of childreu fom
lears Old. Why should tuothirs q AL she ehrca born
De before they ave years Old, II that the
7erngcs aud al ths cher poEsFfa medicines adminis
tu rot most inuroua Terthing and other
Of tbs second bat itLlc Apprehen
wheru this - used The pFsenieFF s. reP and CA-
Ten's PanacSA worth than words can express
iuiyI4. MACKENZIE 4 EECKNIIH.
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STATE ELECTION.

I WILL open and hCli election for Governor, mem
bers of Congress and in The several civil Dis
Ticts Of Davidson county, Thursday, 9th day of
gust. The Con tables in the several districts hereby
authorized to hold said election.
The Court have appOn ted the following persons
judges aud Cler ia the different Wards Dis
tricts Of the County.
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MY Ynsr Anil asth. ISIS.

Ny position last year. Chairman Of the Sanitary Com
% this city, brought constantly IN contact shh
person "a Ferur Cholera, DyasnteEy &C Facts
coming under observation with reference 70 he
o. Dyzentery syrup II The dears nave been
BY the testimony % associates on me com
nittee particularly BY Alderman De Forest, a the
FIRST Ward strong impressed with The value Of
your prrparaop Ichu6ed IL be sent 20 the Quarantine,
here ne Cholera existed. and Is l. little
uarEsulu that bat single reported Afterwards
TIMOTHY K. III BARD, Al. d.
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'IHtsk Scales weigh isom y d., % Sur toss The nrer
iHHl has bseh awarded them ever Fairbaukss and
olhss. Ana hAfe eaHra rnputatan abeFe Al .sass il
Use IhrS ae - reastFacted never ee eu ID orsr
ara sie Hafatrd 70 last sa tonE The taher that hsy
are tsS or FARMERS ana lusneas msn wthins e. szg
lac thsas Scales can a. - b. calling at
80 r. g. BANnYs. Agent,
ialxlrs ke. - ceilsge - NashYlHe Fsaa
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nICksKEN GInYEN.

usf received saal lo ofsht Dress Baokskin Giovss
u aud . variety 0 { ether sy ies Tor sale bv
}. ID. MeGuI,
July 81. earHcr of s.5u.-r 49, ,Sis 49,,
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Z ssissy ksis sAira. l 6lis'I ) 20 :.
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TO BUILDERS.

TO BUILDERS.
We have hand a large assortment Of COMMON and
PARLOR CRATES from the prnci al manuia ctories of
New Yorl, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. To persons who
buy by the quantity, We will sell at low prices.
Heating Furnaces,
We have hand ChsOn's famous furnace, for heating
dwelling houses public building which obtained the first
prize at the Chrysa Palace London, the
from Rus ia rance Germany aud England that put
in con petition
We sell these at Eastern prices with freight added.
MCKENZIE d WILSON,
julyi5 Nashville
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GRAND ENING DISPLAY
Al IN - ID
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-06

THE WoRKINGMEN OF New YORK CRY, have
held large and spirited public meeting to
protest against the profigate appropriation of
the pubic lands by Congress to Railroad spec
ulators, thus depriving the poor man of his
rightful heritage Of home in the public do
main. The following, among other resolutions
were passed.
Reso,ued, That the recent exposition of the
corruption Of the perjured portion of our re-
presentatives in Congress who have been en-
gagged in the passage Of gifts to the various
railroad companies, goes to show that there is
an organized body of consprators throughout
our country, who are linked together for the
purpose of obtaining every acre Of land which
is in the possession Of Government. That this
is the case, we have On.y to look to the period
when Whitney's Pacific Railroad project had
passed the Legislatures of thirteen States; aye,
too. when every city except our own SANCTION
ed this attempt at a most stupendous robbery.
Since that time the originators Of that scheme
have. chosen 4 modified method Of acquiring
the possessions upon which they have fixed
their expectations. In obedience to this, they
are found pilfering through the instrumental
ity of State and Territorial railroad compa-
MES.
Resolved, That we lock upon the exposure
which has taken place with regard to the ex-
isting corruption at Washington as manifes-
ting the interposition of that Providence who
has hitherto directed the destiny of our belo-
we'd country. Is it not humiiating for the
great mass Of our citizens to know that while
our benefcent Father spreads out the almost
illimitable area of this great continent as
refuge and home for the poor and oppressed,
yet this great behest is contravened by the
selfshness, dishonesty, short-sightedness and
stupidity of those to whom power is delega-
ted.
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RELEASED FROM THE JEFFERsoNvILLE
PENITENTIAEY.-The New Albany Ledger of
Saturday, Informs us that ". y. Lyon has
been pardoned out of the Indiana State Prison
by Gov. Willard. Lyon was sentenced to
the State Prison nearly four years ago, for
manslaughter, committed in Ficrelce Switz-
crland county, at which place hc wa. post
master. The Jail at vevay being de med in
secure, he was conveyed to the Madison jail
for saiekeeping till court. A chang. If venue
being taken from Switzerland to Dearborn
county, lac was taken to Lawrenceburg, tried,
convicted ard sentenced to the pententiary
for five years. The day before lac was to have
been conveyed to the prison, however, he
made his escape, and reward of $500 was
offered for bis arrest
A few weeks after this, nothing having been
heard Of Lyon, two well dressed individuals
called on Mr.. PATTERSON, at the State Prison,
and asked to be shown through the building.
Mr. p. went with them through the different
shops and answered the numerous questions
put to him by the visitors, in his usual polite
manner. On returning to the Office, the
younger Of the two men remarked to Mr. Pat
terson that he guessed he owed him five years.
service, and that he might as well commence
then as any time. Patterson laughed at what
he supposed to be joke. but the young man
told him that he was in earnest-that his
name was Lyon. and gave tie particulars of
his escape. The Sheriff was communicated
with, and Lyons story was, of course corrobo-
rated. He has been in the prison three years
and three months during most of which time
he has been ''trusty." His mind having be-
come somewhat affected, efforts have at vaii-
GUS times, been made to secure his pardon,
but till now, without success. The killing,
We believe. took place in quarrel between
him and the deceased.
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NUMBER 1873
GBe 9ailg yournal.
FRIDAY MORNING::::::::::::::::::::::::MARCH 6
~ The Billie revision which has attracted

GT The Bible revision WHICH has attracted
much attention both in this country and Eng
land, it is now believed will Prove unsuccess-
foil under the arrangement by which it has
been undertaken. 1t is charged against the
project, that in the United States 1t has been
on foot and received the sanction only of GER
tain sects who supposed that their own pecu-
liar views would be advanced by changing the
word BAPTISM 10 inlnersioI,-the latter being, as
they contend, the true English word for the
original term in the scriptures. Another mis-
fortune which SION beset the movement in
this country, was a serious disagreement
among those who undertook the work of trans
lation, on divers minor matters which has al
ready caused portion OF the Commission to
Withdraw their sanction from It's continuance
and repudiate in advance the work which the
other portion have in progress. 1t is also
charged that incompetent men have been
employed in the translation and revision, and
whether this be true or not, the charge will
Of itself destroy confidence in the work as .
translation.
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.

fSNHIS Turkish Periodical remedy for the
removal OF Obstreetions IrE-xaiar';ies Prolapsns
Ctrr. Calling Of the Womb.) Leuehorrhea bites
&c. &e
These Pills have never in single instance failed in pro-
dueIng the Too be ad in thSr favor
10 good health when that
OF her PeeIlilr g-d sickness
a.h he 'iache sngor debility pain in the head side and
back. p's OF appetite cosuveness. &e..
symtoms which atts1t irregular menstri-On certain
time hess Pills and these 81 u =
toms.
BE and get the geruue which has Signature
each box. These Pills hal by addressing S.nfoy
Co.. and iaelosing sI the Pills will lie seat ty return
mali.
~ B-La5ss vhsse health will permi. Of =, iner.ae
Of family. will ind rhe Pills preventive
Laies who pregnant. sh9ad these Pills as
they 20 hrins though Jury
Q health would follow. Address
DR.. SANFLOY f. CO.
feb6 CiEeinpati Ohio.
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0J- The Southern papers mark It as no
table fact, that in all the Investigations Of fraud
and corruption at Washington no imputation or
suspicion has been cast upon Southern man,
either as lobby member, or member of
Congress ofhaving participated in any Of them.
Whatever faults and errors Southern politi-
cannot he approached in the way of pecuniary
interest; there is a sentiment OF honor and
personal dignity, which preserves the most
prohigate demagogue from the meanness and
inamy Of traficing official influence for money.
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QUaT Dis,NAiNG rOisONuUs LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR HIKfNS
All Kinds of Liquors snd Vinegar.
LAoouR,s EssENrIAL Oils


LAO OURS ES ENrIAL Oils.
These Oils are obtained by DistatiOa a. the Chemical
Laboratory Parish Of Jenerson of Pierre author
Of acpar's ChencS Ansiyss Lacour's Chemical Manipu
!atiOns. Laeour on the Manufacture Of Liquors &c.
Purchasers particularly requested the tasks
and obtain their the oil does give perfect
LAcoUR's OIL OF coGNAC converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation Of Imported Brandes. viz: 0tard.
SaLerae Marett Corsc. PCuney SeiKaefe. CIted Vine
yard PropriesOr Cashier aal oadon Dock Brandes.
sparkling color Common Rcefed WHISKY wall be
~ the the Oil Of Cosnac New York Brandy PIae
GacoTR's OF, nF RYE e%ansos sSee;isea WHISKY 70
McnoSgasel. Rye. whisky. Old Virginia Malt WHISKY.
OIL OF CEDRAT changes common Iectifed whiskyts
Old Irish Malt whsky and superior article of Scotch
0iL OF PEACH change. common whisky.to Virginia
Peach Brandy. &e OH OF Psaeh and oil Of Cognae wall
LACoUR'S CONGRATULATED ACID will. in five hours
after being mixed change 1--WE gallons good Vinegar and
acid vinersr that can he ioand in the BY the
Laesurs Concentrated Acid. Vinegar be made for
Fox %.RfS h6oRs require
x III n
rieh oily taste; beautu, transparent color and fine
TSs
combines with ide. in form Of hoculent
tiess the whole OF the Grain OIL tAmyc Alcchol.) The
whisky thus depressed that burn
consists 10 an oily muciiseoons taste impaired 70 The
liquor which renders mellow and impa Is appearance
sse a sd n. ss . iss
ders distinction from the genuire brands i'm possible.
e M As pm. "af ao:s
Full and comprehensive directions the bottles
For sale at the Of St Charles aud Poydrss strees
ana Win i 81 aar to part hs
country upon the receipt of po IN s6s nsdrs..
Purchasers are requed guarantee OF good faith
u, the Of hsT.e New o.Ie.n. Ind will
that claimed for them they will nothing jan5y
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o. f. b. Porter Esq, of Memphis Tenn,
has donated 10000 acres OF Arkansas land to
the Presbyterian College at Danville, Ky
The gift i, worth at present $4,000, and has
large prospective value Mr. P, had pre-
viously given 10000 acres to a Msthodat in
stitution, at Ia GrAaes Tenn.
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TO PORK HOLDERS.
a. THE slb cribe- having completed [ITzi1.
(rz - M immense SNOKE HOUSE. In aa- 'ts-,F
III Edition to his PORK W a ehouse which EA..-
will hunirsf Thousand
prepared arcommodatc any wishing have their
smoked ia lots Of less than ten thousand pounds
each lower than have b,tor been charged
the city. MICHAEL GAvISK.
ro~esr OF Main and Fourth streets
| ". A.-The huiliins Is 6reprsot. jsnIs-sm
a ALT PETKR.-ooo It's just reed fey ss,shy
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CONSUMPrION CURED,

ZEE NOT DECEIVED BY base imit..ions. HEGEMAN.
NJ CLARK AZ co. GENUINE COD LIVER OIL.
dsipPonts and years. experience has proved superior
all Others and the only reliable for CONSUMPTION
As thers deal OF spurious oil in the ada
tera:=i with seal OIL whale oil. too much
cannot be taken to procure the Genuine.
oar Oil is made factory ia Newfoundland and
HEGEaAS CLARK Co. - ,usrnds who had used other
oil OF ueror quality a7d about giving in despair
havs restored health by using Genune OIL of
manutacture Sold bv all DRUGGISTS. Jas24-3mdkw
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A SwINDLE.-A rogue named Thos. c. Gill
man swindled the bankers in Milwaukee out
of $4,000 on forged drafts few days since.
lie passed about S30, 600 at Chicago and dis
appeared without trace. 1t is supposed, he
has in different ways in the various cities Of
the west, made "ieyy" for about SIS, 900.
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AKETIRED PHYSICIAN,

WHOSE SANDS or LIFE
VHAvE nearly out, discovered while in the Eas,
Iadias. certain cure for Consarption, Bron chits,
Coughs Colds aud general debility This remedy dis
by him his only chl-a sauyhter-~as given
up die Wishing do much good possible he
such Of his ictei fellow request this
recipe with full directions for making and SUCCESSFULLY
it, lie Iuires each applicant ineiose HIM
hing-three retIrned postage the recipe
and the remainder to be applied to tn. naymsnt OF his ad
vertisement. Address DR.. III. JAMES.
dec30 No. Ia Grand street, Jersey City. Nj.
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ciNCiNN ,TI pApEn " wAntn0, ~.

EffUt
F5NHE undersigned, Wholesale faIt- Dealers
attention OF dealers and theiI arse
variei sock OF Papers Our with
manufacturers ard dealers such that iled
keep hand large stock Of snd Letters
plain and ruled; Flat Cars Demys Mediums. Royals
Super Royals; Blank Cook Papers manuacturedy PlanT
smith, aud other 6rst class manu- facturers.
We for the best Printers Cards and tsep
hand at all times acomplete stock Of Printers Papers
every descrir rtion LigAthodys Eook aud News Inks'
McCr-sry' Colored Inks Va-nisl and 3; ia 9ize.
We have hand in store stock Of the
oriner Newsand boHk PaDcr. sapry orders al
most any extent; with regular sizes and irregur size
make TO order on shortnotee.
the highest a-ket Price In .ssb fo- G,-s B.-
ging. Rope and Cotton Waste.
NIXON & GOODMAN
Wholesale Paper Dealers & Nsrnfaeinrers, srrrts
sspi1 n and n VALIANT a., ci,einnati
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PoKrAH.-E mn

roR grinding whea; and cOrn and all other
y requiring grind
all widths N-s'"S "
Our aren't r. Monroe authorized TO seIlthe above
articles n. Cincinnati prices iaelu liu. fresgh,
CAilstJ q. Moaroes Family GrOeery corner Of Oak aac
Second - ~ ~
jsiS-.f JAMES BRADFORD co. Cincinnati. n
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H e. viii. Issii'i E,ess. Sfs sSl'as sSr maxi
i"g Transp ent SOrpT On receiving three dollars will
send valuable Receipt for making Extra Family
only three pOund: Is
in the United States On receiving five dollars will
nd the above and other Receipts making Fame,
Soap IL can be made ordinary dinnerpot.
small pal I've dollars. and soj readily
one hundred cent To of business 1t is
fortune Any questions answered reference given by
closing the return postage.
Address, T. v. RUSSELL
BOX 3tt, Postoffee.
fehin-1m BROOKLYN. Naw-York.
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e COILS ., inch Grass Rore; coils ineh Grass Rome
- do y do do DO; 10 90 4 do do Do:
sdO Cotton Rope. for sale low By
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FA RES:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville
80 a. ". on whck local passengers viii be taken
- FOR information through Tickets. apply tie
ccmpanys Transportation Ofce head of Lo~ust street
19syille. deciS !. J. DANIELS Spp't.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

rENHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounee 20 their fri-n and the puhic
ansvlr ana vieniy that with increased facilities
transportation Of
FREIGHT.
PACKAGES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

In the Nova Scotia Legislature, on "Wednesday,
q motion was carried, by six msiority declaring q
| want of confidence in the government.
James NJ. Breban a well known money broker
| in Philadelphia, died on Thursday.
The q. S. brig Dolphin was to leave Pslmas for
| Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, January lst. All well on
| the 22i Dec.
The President has signed the Pacific wagon road
| bill.
l.. Davenport and Harry E. Watkins have
ecome lessees of Burtons Chambers st. Theatre,
n ew York. for the rest of the dramatic season, ct
\ weekly rental CT $500
] ued w. Copeland, Esq one OF the proprietors
of Il e Daily Capital CITY Fact at Columbus,
Ohio, is dead
Demot rats of Fayette and Raleigh counties, Va,
as Del. gate to the Legislature.
Wm LHbbs died In Bedford county, Va, recently
from being thrown out of lis buggy.
Eighty thousand bushels of coal were shipped
from Charleston, Va, for Cincinnati. last week.
Hon. A. J. Donelson ia about locating in Mem-
pills. Tenn.
ManIius Chapman declines . reelection to the
Virginia Senate from the Monroe District.
simon Sheets, wounded at Greenwood Tunnel
ON the Virginia Central Railroad last week is noi
dead, As reported.
Mrs. Shilling, aged LOG years, died at Cappes
4 Hin. Floyd co Va, on the 3Oth ut.
LLOYD Logan. of Winchester. Va, had his Leo
l broken on Tuesday last by being thrown from hh
!. horse.
| In the port of Savannah, Ga, the tonnage. Of
harbor fees increased 10 tnrss cents ZOE sssts
| ton
/ A smsli SON Of Rev. 8. d. Baldwin. was burnst
| to death. near Nashville, Tenn last week.
| Miss Emma Jane Foster, Of Cobb county, Ga,
was lately bitten by hog and he'd 70 have her iel
smpusatsd q the knte.