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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-07

PRoF. CHAs. DEGRATH's ELECTRIC OIL.-Take it
to the cottage of the lowly and relieve the pains Of
cident dsease;take it to the mansions Of the rich
to sooth the suffering that neither station wealth
mitigate; take IL everywhere throughout the wide
world, and say IL my ELECTRIC OIL is not on its
benign mission-healing, soothing. and relieving,
has not been done since the day the Good Samaritan
anointed the weary pilgrim.
Prof. c. DEGRATH, Philadelphia.
s..This Oil may be relied on foe deafness. To be
had Of the agents here See advertisement in another
column. 81.
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coal. NOTICE.

COAL NOTICE. r-.-- ~. .
The price OF Coal at the BoDIAN MISEs. Is nj the
Pit, cents per bushei; hauled any part of the
city, 10 cents per bushcl.
= JOHN WYMOND,
feb3 Secretary and Manager.
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Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE
The Auti.RiliOus pills.

An auxilery to the ''cure-"
These Remedies destroy the Disease but not the Pa
tient.
W. b. CHAPLIN, Wholesale Agent, r. I.
Fer sale by Druggists generally.
jell-omo-dkw
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A. ANsPACHER d CO.,
Manufacturers Of CLOTHING,
Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Cassimeres, sntfinetts, Nestinss,
TAILoR'S TRIMMINGS AND
GENTLEMESS FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, Indiana.
anrll-f innl -.
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If you are sick you must take
MEDICINE.
FOR ALL ExTERNAr AND INTERNAL PAIN USE
DE Wits PAIN RELIEVER,
Which stronger and reeuFss less to effect cure than
any known remedy.
FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE
the only safe and harmless remedy in the world,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-07

II DIR. J. HosrErrER's celebrated Stomach Bitters
-Dyspeptics, II you would be well, try bottle Of
Hostetter's Bitters. 1t acts like charm in giving
healthy tone to the digestive organs, and in strength
ening the system. Especially Is its utility
a tonic and preventive OF languor, Of the highest
value in the Summer, when ::he whole nervous and
muscular system re;axes and effects condition which
permits the approach ofdsease There Is not single
instance known of its falling to do good where has
been used according directions. Tryit This cele-
brated article Btters for sale by generally
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.
AGRICULTURALA AND HORTlCrITUR M.

a GOOD girl. qualified to do general Homework in
at this Office. nov6-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-07
CITY ORDERS.

The Council have BY recent o1di-
nance taken the most effectual measure
they could have adopted to depreciate
the value of their own issues, and reduce
the value of the pay Of all who have Ia
bored for the city. They have divided
the cash payment Of taxes into four in.
stalments. payable 1t IN early date : but
the portion Of taxes payable in city or
ders is deferred till next February. The
measure-which is . violation OF the
charter-was adopted from the pressing
necessities Of the times, as relief to the
people but that portion Of taxes which
could, have been most easily paid, was
deferrc1 70 the longest period |; and as
tax payers viii not anticipate the period
they are obliged to meet the collectors
demands, the effect Of the ordinance was
Immediately TO suspend all demand for
city orders, and to depreciate them five
or ten per cent. in the market. The Ia.
borers and those who had been rendering
honest service to the city, and who have
been holding their city orders till peri
cd when they had reason to expect to gel
near par for them, were by this singular
measure, diddled out Of five or ten pei
cent. Of just claim. There was an i'm
piled contract when the orders were is
sued that they should be called in at tn,
usual time, required by the charter, il
payment Of taxes-which is indirectly vi
olated by deierring the time Of payment
By depreciating the outstanding order
the city impairs its credit, and depreci
a'es the value Of future orders, and en-
hances the cost of all future work q
service it may need. The outstanding
orders too are accommodating interes
against the city, while the honest hold
er is deprived of every means Of con
verting or using them. Who is benefit
ted by the measure No one but tn
large property holders-who, taking ad
vantage Of the depreciation-are buyin
them from those who have earned ther
at ten and fifteen Der cent. discount, thu
T transferring to the shoulders Of the la
borers for the city, ten or fifteen per cen
Of the taxes which have been assessed
the property holders. This is ne'
mode Of shutting the burthens Of proT
erty upon the labor and business Of tt
city, that laboring men should invest
gate. Have we . Democratic Council
whose boast is, . regard for the Interest
of labor and the masses Or is its tim
to be consumed by the personal quarre
Of large property holders about their a
sessments, while the Council is adoptin
! measures that enable them to transit
} the payment Of one-tenth Of their tax'
, upon those who give all value to all rel
estate and have but small share in it.
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AND HORTICULTURAL.
gDNHE yanderissrgh County Agricultural and Hor- |
NJ full atiendanse q members i requested bust
fore ne the meeting +. hoRNBRook' seey'
YNHE Flr.t Arrival for this Season.-.6ooo fss
sale only for cash nv % anu " NJ b. HEfWANN'
1o0E rms WAV
-,
HAY yu ps,r S ali RIP silssO xh;sS a nor ..
- bAnk Doek raPSi o' al .ie SIZE, nNn an pre-
patron that may he wanted with 81 wshcn, printed
aeAS nGy ave SHNsoN call before Sos
-
SUPEnFii !s I FLSI ScRR v.rr,n,.s
,So; % 20 go al Nv SAN yICKEKY
--------. .-..,---.-----.
C vi bls5 ,,n lA i,1, All E AN. yIcKERY.
Il f.n. Bran, in quausitie, to suit purchasers. for
sale by SAN. VICkEkl-
Il Is bushels sneei Potatoes;
100 &c 90 I I,,sh =; do ..0r. and for .hv
Main street bet. end and srd- - -
y e
Nv Ain sp to pay your quarterly instaiment q
49, ~ IVY Ia - a''e' 'n's week VIII uem'iIo
"one-nai vi TIC i aWssncv ,xo,yrrN ca,
- -, .-----
A Ch0nce Tor Barg8lns
n rInAs->NA hOSsn ANDiOT Fun sAIE.
|
d WILL sell my House and Lot on First street be-
The Lot ~ feet by $50 feet offer it ESQ less
than the TAX valuation, and will make the terms Of
| payment easy to the purchaser.
| nov4-u FRANCIS kESSLER.
| -. ...-- --------------------
| 4 NOhN MEAL q
i augsoI FAN. V1CkERf.
| ELOUR.-
4. ii. COON 4 son.
@or.-o.1, ------------
DOTATOEs.-
for oo uo S"ee' roI"" rs,,, " s'oIe and
| W. ~ NoVh q SUM
UDEA NIrTs.-
n. - J.. I, ~. ~. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-07

AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL.
vnNHE yanderi.argh County Agricultural and Hor-
j ticulturai Society will hold its monthly meeting
at the Court House Saturday the 9Th at o'clock p
M. full attendance Of members is requested bust
fore the meeting. p. HORNBR0OK, Secy.
noy65t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-07

HHEEsE.-
" Hamburger. Western Reserve and English Dairy
Cheese, 30 boxes choice just received, fol sale by
Oct 90. GILBERT BOWLES.
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HORSE LOST!

VNANTED.-A Dwellne House wanted by
-" foct ai-lml c. g. KEATS, Gas Office.
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NuOLASSES.-
ociia Sc. GILBERT & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-07

WELL DIGGING NOTICE rp
'u>1lE undersigned is prepared TO DIG WELLS In
u sand TO any depth, 10 put In artificial i,ttoms
without taking out the water, to prevent sand from
raising; also to dig through rocks or any other sub
stance: Satisfactory references can be given fi
Apply to ID. GORDON.
sept3s-3m Conner of Carpenter aud Leet SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

seaers before starting for mid ocean, will be either
in Ireland or Milford In Wales.
The "a de has been sat facoriy tested at both msuuac
tories and nothing requires - bs dose 20 prove the
possibility Of transmitting message $500 mBss, nut
he junction Of the two p lions of the wire after the va.
Iels shall have Joined at Cork Milford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

TN Sswsrse rrAoDr.-rnsre vss report eircsAssd
Yesterday shs. the girl Who ~ss s~nd murdereA snow
TINA SINCE neay Newsurs hsd been ldeuueeay M NJ
An. marierew h vi ben ua'ed nom iHSeh" rew I'VE
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Tho leo amendments are ~ fcDo~s'-
BY n.ers,ng In the third section ser The word "ner snd
s Ssl' e., 81 he common coanei'S ''"'''
e Inc seyerAl onc,r. named 70 ,ss nal oe -
Police Depsneri as esssd The Is, Of January 1857.
Mr. orrAnsox said acr the Board asserted their In
dependence In assuming some power they we're induced
during the past twenty four hours 10 lay all their privi
eee. at The feet Of his Honor the Msyor and strike out all
s. .H' ss.u S.s sy S ss
everything hs, had been inserted and acknowledge hs
matter.
Mr. Bcots replied thai tho~e members who msie the
amendments perceived they did unsivscdy, and they
~ere simply DESTROYS Of correcting their error.
Mr.. Josss thought that the Boari had NOT given up is
pdepepdeoce but every dchberave body had right /,
reconsider nhsr action. He opposed W the amend
mep,s made evening for Of when
powers " perform night and dsy police m rot look some
where for IL direction and daily conuol the de ent
the Police DEPARTMENT they would be constantly coming
at losgefbeads. There should be head, and Mr. o.
., s me be- ss sag. b.
Honor would be wiling 70 oonoede thls right IN hun
There Xere thousand pairoing this city Who sers
only authority 70 pay nve mem, crs Il ~as q serious
question ~ 70 hos they should act, and the Oommor
Council wanted 70 give that boy 70 understand thai theft
services would be remunersted
lives moved and seconded, and pasred amid ,descri
bsblo consusion and turmoil, that all the smsadment
made 70 the ordinance As' evening DO annulsd savs M
Ne. RoxHsrs vesem-psiy ,ct-,ed ss,inss The unfair
ness OF the chairman and Affirmed that he wosd not vote
m he did MOI kpo~ hal he w Ing about
Mr. o1rissw moved that pono bat democrats be ilo~eS
10 vote Lost
me committee then roae aud reported In favor OF so
cepsng The report and sdoans the ordinance a. amend
Mr.. Bapr ocecscd to tho reception 0 the paper tn
o. the Oommec ~ the whole roui no, be governed b.
the rues cf the Bard.
rse Ps-D.., then s.sa tho question v~ on the una
Mr. ouAssn~ vss crpc.ed " o.. Ca, p.ss~ss Of III
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A-yun<c-sr0 trr NE Grcu Audnftc Snond1H Tue
gagA1 Ersiaioa
me .ssmsy Niagara .ul lies sr.vsseni, and viii
rain there for SOME days, until tho moorinss
Ss r~epased for her Greenwich orpote the works OF
rsssrs aaes UBo, a Co, where sne Is N receive Vie
sass on board mere eight hundred miles OIL ms.
safscrred already hsse works. and this With The nine
sasdred which have bosn oomplesed ~ Brtenhesd, cp
r,te liverpool win make hundred altogether
~. ming portions both these places four hunired
and twenty eve the FORMER, and three hundred ami
twenty mile. the latter place, viii Ne completed and put
An board both Niagara and Asnnemnou by the middle
a. July me Asamempop vil be accompanied by VI
Leonard paddle wheel seamer, of about two thousand
.u. The susauehsnps n expected from The Msdissrr~
s-sn sbou, The ums cable shall have been completed
..d placed ON hoard The Assmsmron and NiasarA IN
yuey vessel sbo $40 fee, ore, or ioa feet ess than
cor vessel she sores propensr NJ one housana no
na barpe power and measures three Thousand one nun
A dspu,siiou from no Atlantic Telegraph Company
'nsd me Niagara yesterday W &ecorne mr. cspsn an
sosvs 70 London. Tne depussiior ocnsstsd n Nr Cur
ssy ana Mr. Harkey, directors; Mr. Bright the ensinee
q ihs company, Mr.. Award, secretary, aod othsr.
n was undsrrsocd hers shat the Si.esrs so " e W
AID ' s ssn S,s r ns ne s badly pro-
Table however that being London, we shall have
ssv- but, a. have ssii the affair V SUI IN state un
ny there " some m'underssnans soo" ns nav =,
We Namemncn shall 20 70 Liverpool me dimcuy' nos
sver VII be sciled satisfactorily nth the Atlantic Iele
C,po ,ompsny appears that ursnfenene we're 20, mane
zve'poo' 70 give The ofhcers n hs niagara puopo w
NE snen-h s,yerumcus have detached The psdde whee
emsv Sycope from The navy, fv The purpose o. eEni
rear, IN the United sAses steamev Arctic she will eay,
~ shs work abos< The alsa ~ the pwcsens rscush
Tue pcAn' " rsndssvcus ~ ne American and english
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governed forbids my making known iu busine-s " per
sons ous,de OF the municipal Police Department, have
also received copy Of charges preferred against oy
snel Carpenter for what you call nsuoordinaion or
dobcence Of erders aud a. do not recognise the right
Of eaie Commission ~ Police 10 put member OF The
municipal polIoe uis shall pay no further attention
that paper, but continue 70 discharge the duties my
oce 10 the best my abilities under The same o,der and
past four year. Very respectfully, ,,-r.v
Captain Of tho Ninth Municipal Police District
The docket for Monday, therefore, stands notified,
C.Vt q w. Norris. reuth yard.
CAPT skner.. Fourteenth ward
Caps IetU ..Sevenin SIu
Capt AchermAn '.''''''.''''.'.''''''r insa ~Iu
,1 H. aaa :c,:., 70 he ann. aod,s on oos =
Lieut. Martin W make personal appearance before The
Commissioners, by vay Of having some recognition 81
her S.dotoo an 20 ersAshs an pssas ss1 sn me
aoobtlcss will be induced back dosn from the
manly and independent stand he has the outset
rru usrrror IN rsosvscr.
pcssdes Tho sevepsy Ave clubs ordered ny The Boayd
m derptcod upcu the authority n the deputy supcrn-
endens, that the Board, In view Of their very hrst
duty and the prime aim o. me new ronoe
improved construction 70 be made b. way Of meeting the
following pruvision-
BALLOT BOYS
sec a. n shall be the duty or the Bard ~ Pcncs 70
detail on the day of any election within the cities q New
York and eohyn, least patrcmen 70 each election
poll ard shalt In snd for each on the said CITIES sppgn, al
said cities provide ballot boxes Tor at general special
and charter elections and ssepcusoy Of tho said boxes
Yesterday Afternoon specai coosuns"cn -,a soan'e
tons for prcreeduss against the Mayor, fog oosvscng
he esecuueu Of state laws were discussed
TIM MUNICIPAL POLICE
me rhlovire order was yesterday hsned from Tho
chiefs once 70 al Nc captains Of ~ depart nsnt will
No douhs the question the temper OF hcec
sa,m who have manifested pohucI sympathy With ss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
From the Washington Union, June 60

How absurd it is for people who live at a distance
from Kansas 10 be so much alarmed lest the people
of that Territory should fail to carry the princ
pies of the Kansas-S ebraska BILL or be mistaken in
adopting form OF government best suited to their
own condition and wantsl The announcement of
Governor w alkers inaugural has been the occasion
for violent assaults both upon him and the admin
istration and il is difficult TO cay whether those
assaults have been most violent and yindietiVe at
the North or the South. Asa matter OF course, the
assaants in the two sections differ very widely in
their construction of that document, aud the mo-
lives which dictated it. Al the North Il is charged
that the administration Is lending all its power and
influence in favor Of making Kansas slave State !;
whilst az the South il is, with equal eaFnestness
alleged that the administration Is IN iull e0-opera-
ton with the iret-State men 10 make Kansas free
State. We undertake to say that both charges are
unounded and, as Is generally true in such eases,
the truth lies Just half wsy between Ihe two sets OF
assaants. The policy Of the administration Is TO
enforce in good faith both sections OF The Union,
the principles Of the Kansas biil-priHepies which
were designed TO insure the people OF that Ter
ritory the right 10 decide for themselves whether
Kansas should be a slave or free State
When the Kansas bill was passed Il was the uni-
yersal sentiment of the Democratic party that the
people Of the Territory should decide thai question
or themselves. Upon that point there vas no DIFF
ference Of opinion between Northern AID Southern
Democrats. All with equal earnestness accepted
aSicA2tA Tie ~ tAN SN'J '~N 49,
stitational mode ii adjusting vexed and danger
Gus issue. Upon one point there dad exist Ia tue
Democratic party difference OF opinion, and that
TO the time when this decision should be
made by the people portion OF the party, Prin-
eipaly al the South holding that this right could
ouly De exercised uhen the people come 10 form
theiF Stats constitutions; whist the other portion
held the power resided Ia the territorial lssts
iAture. Ii Is true that sas diversity Of opnloa wa
regarded BY the larger portion OF the party a. more
theoretical thsn practical, as it vas thought thai
the praetical result would be the same ander ethel
| theory. However that msy have been, the qaes'
tion was very properly referred 70 tas only trtoa
nal provided oy the constitution Tor ils solution
The Supreme Court Of sne United States. Ihs
PRINCIPLES announced by that trioaasi - its las.
decision IN tbs bred Se0gt cas- nave sesEisd thi
point Of dispate aaa the doeaEine announced 81
The Presidsus his inaugural Is both reeosnz d ,.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

AS the Patriot does not seem to regard Know
Nothingisn as quite dead enough, propose, in
a day or two, cutting OF its head again, for our
own amusement, by showing that this bugaboO
about alien Suffrage which the Patriot is trying to
raise, is really sound principle, Vheh has been
U,IiforB'Iy praetieed By government, and sup
ported by men of all parties Union and A'seri-
can March 20.
Alden Suffrage" may Be article "a The ereed
of ''ShGnl Democracy" and Black Repisb!canisls u
btft IL IS not aud doctrine Of the real
Democracy, 'oLieh supported aud triumphantly
elected James buchanan 60 the Presidency. It
Was a recognized article in the creed OF that
Democracy TO which the UI,ioH and american be-
longs.-UHiOH and AMeriean, Nay 2s.
If our neighbor was right on the Goth OF
March, we should be pleased TO see him begin
the work he promised Ii he was right on
the 2sth of May We should be pleased to know
who are the "sham democracy" Does he
place Gen. HARMS in that categoryf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
A BEAUTIFUT THOUGHT.
Oh, Memory thou lingerer
Wi.hin joys broken shelf
Why ave I not, in losing all,

The following ia a speech made by the manager
Of an Irish theatre. There were only three per-
sons composing his audence:-Ladies and gentle
mGni As there is nobody here, P dismiss you all;
the performances of this light will not be performed
bot the performances of this night repeated tO-mor
row evening
Boy, said traveller to a little fe llow whom he
met, olSthed in pants and roundabout but minus
Of sgotheF very necessary article of spparel-'Boy
where's yonr shirtT 'Namma's washing it, Have
you no otheTi' No Otherl' exclaimed the urchiu
with ihdignat sco-n, would you want body to have
hundred shirtsP
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

NAIL RoBBERY.-Mr. SAMUEL Y. PACE, deputy
Postmaster of Purdy, and the son of the Postmas-
ter, was arrested last week for robbing the mail
and Is now in jail at Purdy. The evidence sdduced
seems to be pretty conclusive of his guilt. Mr..
PAoE is quite young man, and raised in
McNairy county. 1t seems he had become dss i
pated aud TO this fact does the argus attribute his
crime. A fifty dollar bill found in his possession,
which he stated he had won at a faro bank, was
recognised by Mr.. Leroy NJ. Higgins, merchant
Of MeNairy county, as one which he had placed in
9 registered letter sent TO New Orleans. The let
ser was received by the person to whom it was ad-
dressed, but no money found enclosed. Mr.. PACE's
family is very resp ctable one, aud they have the
synpathiss of the community in their Affection
AsnpAts appeal, LIST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

EB- The Oldest book in the United States, it is
said, is manuscript Bible, in the possession of Dr.
Withsrspoon, of Alabama, written over Thousand
years agol He describes il as follows: The book
is strongly bound in boards of old English oak and
with thongs by which the leaves also we'll bound
together. The leaves entirely made of parch.
meDt, OF most superior quality, of ineness and
sDoothness little inferior to the best satin The
pages all ruled with great accuracy and written
wish great uniformity and beauty in the old German
text hand, and divided off into chapters and verses
Ths FIRST chapter OF every book in the Bible is
written with large capital of iuimitable beauty,
and splendidly Illuminated with red, blue and black
ink cell in vivid eolors and no two of the capital
letters in the book are precisely alike.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
LARGE SALE AT AUCTION
OF
MACHINERY, IRON AND TOOLS.

VNHE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY will
highest bidder, at their establishment in
Nashville,
WEDNESDAY. 18TH JULY NEXT,
their entire Machinery, Tools &C. The property
offered consists In part of the following articles viz
MACHINFRY-snch as Lathes, Planes, Drilling Presses,
Boring Machines,
Also Blacksmith's Tools, Vices Anyils, Hammers,
TOngs, Wrenches Also, number of Steam Engines,
various sizes partly finished An endless variety Of
hn shed machinery. Also, great variety OF assorted
Wrought ITon, in all sizes and shapes.
Most Of the finished machinery or less dam
aged by fire said establishment, in
quence which expected that 6ne opportunity will
buy bargains Blacksmith MachiGsts, and Foun-
dry particularly requested to attend.
Terms of Sale:
Dash for hundred dollars for all
hundred dollars six months time, with two
proved dorsers notes payable in bank-to be complied
with inievery before securing property.
JNO. B. JOHNSON,
}she26, 1s5T-td. Pres't N. NJ Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
NEW VEllUM PAPER COPYING BOOK,

THIS Book viii be found to great advantages over
the old STYLE from the paper being both thick and
strong sand aCiH not achep dampened. 1t takes
most perfect impression, and its pages will be
lent to refer to as ordinary Day Book When
use great superiority will be apparent, both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents, Manests and other
Do cuments. For sale by
June1 nc CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

The Lexington Observer announces the death
OF Rev. JOHN Q. You've, President of Center
College, Danville, KY. DR.. Young was gen.
slsm4n of varied learning and exemplary
piety, and stood high among the eminent di-
vines of the Presbyterian church In that
State. he vas for many years teacher,
and there are MAJ who enjoyed the benefits
of his instruction. scattered un.~ 'noh The
country, who win experience heart-thrill Of
sorrow At his death.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
NEW BOOKS.

N II w "00L
RECEIFED THIS d
INDIGENOUS RACES or THE EARTH-Gliidon Mott.
Boar LIFE EGYPT NUBIA.
TIE NoasE Folk. Or NORWAY SWEDEN.
DYSEyoR FERNACx; OR, THE CLUE or LIFE.
Tom BRowx's SCHOOL DAYS.
GRACE FIREMAN OR, LOVE- AND PRINCIPLE.
ADAM GRAMS or MossaRAY-Mrs. OHphaut
The HEIREss Of GREESHuRsr-Mrs. Stephen.
ERos AND ASrERos; OR, THE BACHELORS WARD.
KEAvEs AND Foots; OR, FRIENDS OF BOHgSiA.
NoTHINa NEw-By the Author OF John Halifax.
For sale by
,rne2s nae CHARLEs.W. SMITH.