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W'isetes. Clothing


COST PRICES
LEIGHTON RARBoT,
Corner St, Charles and Canal streets
Will dispose Of the remainder Of their stock of Gentlemen
FAsHIoNABLE WINTER CLOTHING
t131 And E...
Furnishing Goods,
fel6 2pet AT cosTll
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speech Of Mr.. Mann, delivered in the Old Point
Convention be referred "a The Committees
Business, which wasasreedto-
On motion Of Mr.. Dean, Of Virginia, the reso-
luton wssrefeTred 70 the committee on business
Mr.. Chnrchweil, Of Tennessre, moved that
the son Of Mr.. Mann. who bad been sent by
his father to present hin scheme tOthe Conven-
ten, be admitted as a member and added to the
Committee on Business.
Mr.. Bull, Of South Carolina, said that be
understood that Mr.. Mann, IT.. mad not been
appointed a delegate By any one authorized 10
make such appointment, aud he was opposed to
admitting any person az a member Of the Con-
yenuOn under sucL circumstances The gem
tieman could 90 before the Committee on Bust
ness, and give them all Tie information be pos
sessed upon the subject.
Mr.. Churchweli said hat was all be desired,
and therefore be would withdraw his motion.
Dir. Lyons, Of Va, from the Committee on
Business, reported back TO the Convention the
resolution offered by Afr. Bryan, Of S. C., this
morning, in relation tc Withdrawing the q. 5.
squadron from the coaBt Of Africa.
The resolutions were read, as Published In
the report Of this moTning's session.
The question was upon the adoption Of the
resolutions.
Mr.. E. B. Bryan, Of S. c., spoke at length
IN favor OF the resolution, and without conclud-
ing, gave way to a motion to postpone the fur
ther consideration q the resolutions, and make
them the special order Tor tomorrow morning
at ten O'Clock.
The motion to postpone was agreed to.
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those around him, and listening without ssen-
lug to Listen. Bat & Was plain 10 a careful
o5sAr1sLthaLhls ancon<ernlHaGbhifAssuns
and professional for when some shafts we're
hefled, ksfner than the rect Of that uneeasing
volisy sped sgainst him by the uHsrrirg and
giant arm OF hrs Antagonist, the vail Of indif-
ference was too thin 10 conceal he seosibilitv
wh,ch showed hat l. had found ns marx.
Wneu Mr. Caihofn uttered the retort above
quoted, his attitude and bearing were a study
Tor an artist. The curling Up and the scow-
ling countenanee gave expression 10 a coutempt-
Gus disdain which be could not utter nor We
describe, . be stamped " into the dust with
s-e-0,T-nY the imaginary arrow Of ealnmuy
which Dir. Clay shot at him, but which had
spent itself In its fight. And as be suited the
action to the word, the dust rose from the aooT,
and the Senate Chamber rang beneath the fierce
energy Of bis tread. Then when De 9 picked
it up" and " hurled Il back" with a gesture
equally vigorous and appropriate to that ae-
tion, one could almost see the poisoned missile
as 1t dew back to its source.
II Mr. Clay had been clothed in the armor Of
Abab, the shaft would have found a jolht
through which TO enter. He uuiyered as he
felt the smart aud the shock, but We do not
think he made the exclamation attributed 10
hin in the paragraph quoted at the bead Of
this sketch. We, az least, heard and saw
nothing Of IL. He seized bis pen-a pen with
a long add apparently untriumphed fop-and
commenced writing as il taking notes. THIS
was, perhaps, an artihce-if 50, II was DOT
skilfully, because too suddenly done. Per-
haps 1t was an unconscious act. As be wrote,
the large play Of the upper end Of his quill in
dieated that be might be loosely scribbliag, so
to speak, rather than noting down the words
which were burning In his dssh, and which no
note was necessary 70 fasten forever In bis
memory.
When Mr.. Calhoun concluded, Mr. Clay i'm
mediately T%ejoined. He rose under an excite
ment, such as he at no time had manifested in
his first sreech, like a stalwart warrior not
weakened or dismsyed, bot goaded and smart
lag from wounds which be was not permitted 10
avenge. Ne commenced BY saying that when
be wa aSssiled-when hns career was called
ualti .s.iew-it dad not take him two or three
weeks, Of long searches and midnight toll, 10
prepare his defense. He stood ever ready, ar
rayed as be was in the panOply Of conscious
integrity, to indicate bis fair name against
all assaults from whatever quarter. He con-
tinued In a speech, the conclusion Of which
we were not privileged to bear, but which gave
great satisfaction to bis admirers.
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NJ E NJ s.
SUNDAY MoREIEa, AUGUST 10. 1857.


81 The Erensag Hsps cannot get sver its
hostility 70 the Foreigners. It calls Them agiy
and igAOraHs. and for these reasons it thinks
they ought not to exercise the right Of suffrage.
The editor Of the Eess ought to be tender on
these points, for one if not both Of these rea-
sons. IL put in force, would exclude him from
the polls. But why harp upon this subject
longer? The Democracy could give the Know
Nothings every foreign vote in Tennessee twice
over. and then be ia a majority Of five thou
sand at least. This prejudice against and
abuse Of foreigners, is a monstrous poor basis
for a political party. It is revolving to charity
sound morals and good taste. It is not ealeu-
lated to endear the foreigner to our country
and its institutions. 1t is not calculated to en-
tighten them OF make them better citizens, but
has a directly contrary effect. Because a man
is born in ireland or Germany, it does not fol-
low that be is q, dog to be clicked and eunea
by.eyery seli-cOneeited and bigoted natiVe-o0Fn
American.
The Eews norsoyer urges that because for
eiyners have not the capacity Of maintaining
free government in EurOPs, they are nOt quail
fed to do 50 in this country. 1t does Tot re-
aeet that the chief obstacle 10 free government
in Europe is the standing armies Of the des-
not, who rule there, and that many OF ts
best ideas 9oon which our government Is based,
were derived ssOn foreigners. The best evil
dsnce to rs that our foreign born citizens &c
know how to maintain free government Is nsi
thew generally vote with the Democracy and
this, no doubt, is the secret Of KnOw-Nothing
hostility to them
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Executors Notice.
Furniture


I HAVE THIS day sid out my interest in III drm Of
L Want l. Case 70 ny fJrris- partn-rJ L Case. Who
. suus-s al he habit lee OF he firm, either partner BE-
Ing aufh0dzed 70 sign for the old hrm IN reeript for
d B s due.
n retiring from business I would return hanks 10 ny
Numerous trends and pstrans, and most respectfully -
licit fer ny suoc sor . e1ntiuuation o. tueir turner
patronage and support. " WANT
have this day bouzht TIE interest Of my former part
ner, " Want. IN the arm Of want & Case and have
agreed T. assumf eli IN Liabilities o. the arm.
would m5st respectfully solicit a cJn'inuation % your
pstronaEe. JAS. l. CASE
ANIL afw
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FfNANcIAL PRosPEcTs.-The New York
Eooaomuf, gives a soghd and encouraging
view Of our financial future IN The following
remarks;
In the last ten years the elements OF wealth
have organized themselves in the whole eoun-
Try, With immense rapidItY, until they are now
producing results. Thus there have arrived in
the country in that time 100000 active pro-
dueers. who, jeissl 70 the active youth Of the
older States, have poured oyer the Vest, bring
ing under the pillow a quantity of new land
equal to twice the entire surface OF England,
and of equal prOductiveness. In the sane
time $1,000 O0,OOO, "a thousand million Of
dollafs,1 have been spent in building means OF
Communication to make those lands, and that
labor applied to It, available to
Thus land, labor and means OF communication
bsye combined on sn immense scale to produces
results which are now about to be realized
All tha- labor, and the capital it commanded,
has re-broduced from the virgin soil it attack
81, many fold It's own value, and the railroads
built az such cOst-ars nCw ready 70 carry
of the surplus to the best maTEets. The roads
are built. and absorb no more caFstSi, but
many bring from new regions In a single year
a quantity Of capital equal to their own entire
cost, 70 enrich the narts Of commerce. This
year the season has favored combined labor,
and the products are inmsn5a. The producers
OF natural wealth are eveTywbere blessed with
abundance, and as a natural result their de-
mands upon manufacturers for goods must be
great-far greater thsa the supplies OF Jaw
will warrant"
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~ We wish every u~nprejudiced, thinking
Democrat. could have seen the ugly, ignorant
crowd who voted BY scores in this city on ths
9th inst.-E1rzizg MsEs-
This is q hit at the foreigners. We Wish
some one would tell US what has become Of
those kaadsonse and highly i1lslIigeat ciNWd'
OF KnOw-Nothings who did not vote BY Esry
many scores on the Oh inst.
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Ayoung poet, having just finished a libretto
under the title of " Eve" went to the composer
Adam, begging him to compose the music to 1t.
Adam expressed a wish, that be should like to
hear il; but be had scarcely listened to a few
pages, when be felt satisfied that the libreto
was a miserable failure. &" Monsieur said
Adam to the poet, "with al due respect for
your poem, / think you have applied to the
wrong person." How so % "DO you hap
pen to know what my name tsp" "Oh, yes
Adam" How then could I be successful
with it. Adam wonld certainly 'fall' with
Eve, and the public would play the part of the
kissing serpept.D
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Wanted.


50 STOUT SEGRoEs for the useo, s samboa,s.
Apply cary % G y. HANNA,
ausi5-im Real Estate AE-nt q Front Row,
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THRT rcstees o. he Maydrd Pre- bytertan Seminary,
located ct nayeeid. Graves c1unty Kentuci =, .
miles south Of Palueah X, iuime lately on the Rail-
read. are cesir5us OF obtaininE be service of a competent
corps Of Teachers. IL Is expected that The Principal Be
q married man and that he furnish the necessary s-Iist-
ants. None reed apply Who are not thoTouahly Qualidec-
Msyaeid 10 a BE-. thy iowa and surrouudedty a fertile
and rich boy d lad, and rapidly i~aereasing IN pspuia-
ton. Ayuly 20 ERWIN ANDERSON,
MEyaeid, KY, a1s9-E9 SECRETARY
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MISSOURI ELEcTI1E.

We are inclined 20 the opinion that STEW
Art, Democrat, is elected Governor Of Mis-
souri, by small majority. The St. Louis Re
pGbIica1, of the 13ahs says:
At 9 O'Clock last night we received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Jefferson City:
Reliable returns from ninety-nine counties.
give Rollins FIVE hundred and flty two MAORI
". The counties Of Butler, Dunklin, Oregon,
Reynolds, Ripley, Shannon, Stoddard, Texas
snd Wayne, TO hear from. Stspart Is certainly
elected"
This is the dispatch. How many Of the
counties enumerated in the ninety-nine are off
eial, we cannot say, and we leave it 20 others
to form their own opinions. IL they are not
satisfied, they must, perforce, wait for the off,
eial returns. We intend TO DO it.
LATER SrILL.-At a late hour last night.
we received, BY a gentleman who arrived in
the evening train from Jefferson City, returns
from the following counties Stewards major
iries-Adsir, Is4; MaTiss, 257; Texas, $50 to
1926 Pemiscot, Il; Macon, heretofore reported
at $50, is stated at 52L.
The zane paper has the following remarks
relative to the a~nxisties Of the coalitionists /:
"Not having anything mOreto do in the cleo
tion, and having " come down" as to the result,
we have been quiet spectators of what has
E0A-E III ~ 81 lHrgHAAAlM LdMRa 4EEaEA-
day wasa busy day with the Black Republi-
cans and the Know-NothiDgs. They suspend
ed all operations as to the bsnners-black and
white-the torch light procession, for which
two thousand torches had been ordered-aud
bstOok themselves to figuring out a majority
for Rollins, Of which, until then, they had been
cert in A committee Of tie two parties CON-
posed Of Eessrs. Williams and DcreheimeT, on
Sehalt Of the KnoT-Nothings AID Bisir, Brown
and sstevensou, On the side Of the Black Re-
publicans, met az the sane table, ard after
four hours Of cyPheTiAg, and comparison Of all
the tables published, they came TO the eoneiu-
sion that il Stewart received a given number
Of votes he would be elected By sixty-hTe ma
Jority, and II be cid not get 50 many, and Rol'
lins got more, then h would be elected By five
hundred votes, more or less. This, we believe,
was the result Of their consultations, delibsra-
tions and hguriRgs, and 50 the day closed.
ALkBANK c~ossEEssNEE. Isl District
James A Stsllswortb Of conscuh.
2nd-EH S. Shorter, of Barbour.
sra-Jsnes F. DoweH, Of Chambers.
4fh-Syd. Moore, Of GrseBe.
5th-Geo. S. Houston, Of Limestone.
sh-W. R. W. Cobb, Of Jackson.
Th-J. L N. Curry, Of Tsliadega.
Dowdell, Shorter, Moore and StsllsEorth
had Know-Noihing opposition. Houston and
Cobb had Den0ersoGopponsats- Alabama
presents a clean bin Of political health in he
next CongTess-sn entire Democratic delsga-
iiOa. EBsrg district has been redeemed.
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Tbs DISTINGUISHED wAREIoR

Gstherfim tuhis grave sgAin,
And soiemuly and softly Icy,
Beueath tte veidur- o. the plain,
The warriors scattered bones away.
Pay the deep reFel' ncr, taught 81 Old.
The homaEe 81 ual's heart 70 death;
Eor care 10 title vita the mould
Once beloved By he Almighty 5 breath.
ne soul hath q~1cEeaed every part
Ihst remnant o. = martial brow,
Those ribs that bed the mighty hesrt,
That strong arm-strtug n ionger now,
Spare then, each mou-dering relic rpara,
OF Gods own imaze 81 hem r. 4
uiuot trace shall speak q where
The aEful ukeness Vas iupressed.
For be was fresher from the hand
Tnat fsmed Of eafth the human faos,
And 70 The % msnts dtd stand
10 nearer klucred than or rscs.
In many . fsod 10 10 sdness tlssed.
In many a 30 m has b-en his path;
H had ban not from heat OF frost.
And Ret theu, and aened their wrath.
Thea they were kind-the forests here.
Rivers, anr stiler Eai@Ts paid
A tribute % ne net and spar
o. ne red ruler - TIE shade.
Fraifs on he woodland branches Law.
Rot In he shaded sd beiow,
TIE stars looked Tor h 10 teach bis way,
Tie stiH earth warned HIN u his foe.
robe race but thsy are gone,
with theiroit forests vid- and deep.
Ana ~e have buit -urh mes upon
Fleids wh-re thar generation sleep.
Their r0u1fains slake cur thirst At roon,
Upoa their deids our harvest Wsvs,
Onr logers WOO beneath their no1n-
Al. let as spare, a. east, their graves
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.FlFSt Rece5ged.

nIRECr FROM THE EAST, a very large ana hand
~ som assortment e.
Eloupoad na-o1..
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Straved or Stolen.

Bought st OSE-HALF THEIR U-UAL PRICs. aad VII
BE- old much lower than ever bOnEht IN this market.
jyll-d3m SPEED g. TRkNGH.
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FORENOSFamsnE ~ varsu rsnf dies for ris ds-
ease stsnds Dr.. sHAILErBtnsER's ASTrDofE. A
feE ~oses WIG tax drdiuiy cas-, srd 0ns dOss nva-
riably stop the ehius. II con ins nothing b hs least
drEres hurfui 70 re Tseem hssT sHg erezzttanca,
and never produces M thpl iaaf acts thai aftead he
sss o. oainins and ssaer akats 1 general use. i
cures EVER form o. the aisesk snd Is I e original and
snS onJy AnHd0ss J0r 1IalrG
AkiosD Dr.. shanspbsrEsr Feyer and Agus Antld0fe.
s8d Be sars yon ct SD b. respectabis Druggists
ever Rioe 81 50. Sole Proprietor A. 7.
shsLIEsBrRoER 4 co, Rthssss, Pa
Whaiesale Agtntss siMAESFIELD & co,
and2 IN Memphis. Tenn.
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For The C9mDIevfon.


An antidots for ~ p5s4 81 mosq a. toes. bees vasps,
&c has ben found y Basr7Ta KArIrsros, pre-
pared b. Jossph Burstt krs. Bosfsa ms prspara-
ton contains . pecaHar trfpertg, WHICH, up being
;harouEhS rubbed irt5 TOE > aud sings o. Insects.
insiaany nsu1rsla,s ~ po8h and si.ys Ne lnalnna-
ton.
For sass b. 3 8AEHFIELb 4 CO, and an dealers.
auEi3
Much has been said and written
IN eOnmsn dstioHo q LEoTaiD's soan Ameiees Fs-
yer end AgN Re8etg- ri wh-n ss see he wonder
fui efscts Of ths panGcsA, ~ radicatinE from t1s Gs-
TEN eEsry trace 81 Tn F~svsftsnd Aga ne flsi that
vords, nsy, volumes srs lnsFqnare q express TIE Fra
tn. ation the pu5He oseto ID aiscoserer q tAs valus-
BE mrdleine. In plscitE ma sorersiru reusiy pithi1
ne reach q an Iteare - teadHy. sr4 for % snll =
sun that it oseIccaes - q - q having ~ disease.
ard qusts be fears o. a. ttred. VIE eject 70 takins
Aereury and Arsenie, a. u fn assure theu dai 81
contains not a partiee 5f1eftt
So his Adsertissusut 10 Athsr part . as paper.
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q The EPiscoPalians o. Chic are making
streuuOus Efforts to raise $4,000, in order tia
the episcopste Of the diOcene may be psrns-
neutly endowed, and the necessity obviated for
taxing annual collections to pay the salary Of
the bishop.
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Several importers Of New York having
claimed that nOusseline de LANES are liable
oaiy to nineteen per cent. duty. the Secretary
u the Treasury takes occasion to decide that
they are subject to twenty-f0ur per cent. as "a
lsnFn under he new tariff.
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EAST IEDIAK CONFERENCE.-The announced
that al the opening OF The English Parliament
q measure viii be introduced to remove the
provincial government Of the East Indian col
onies to the direct control Of the crown. Nal
administration of justice is the cause assigned.
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KLEcTToN NEWS.

We give below such returns from the cleo
ton az we have received up to the time of 60
ing TO press. We compile from the Nashville
Uaioa Of the 1lth insi:
TIE NIxT1 DTsTRIcT.-The following is
shs vof. in the Ninth Congressional District /:
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A CharIeAtonian,

VEG wishes % nsse The verbs home. Is DESTROYS o.
obtaining a situation Ia son resPeets5ls Csnmereil
House il thH eify-4emPbist
he i fhoroushB auversani with sccouat5 IN lheir
va.ioss foras spd has ben pssg-d e the Provision
ConmiIsiOn business fss seveH3yea<s. Any one nesd-
ing the services Of spch Z pers@, vm favort e unse-
ssned b adaressias Inn a. AsuehA4 ca E o. Aossrs>
'LoWSEs ORofLLN Co A. GUTSENER.
REiERExeE-aessrs. Lowry OrEnl a Co, 5. P.
wakers p. B. Moigg, I B NfrAd, C J ssIssn, NHes
O%sa. 3 Avery; D. CoekreH. I :. Finnls and {. n.
Ezckier. Es1L auE2-5Es
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COMMERCIAL
JOHN j. BYRD,

As the peasure o Informing the mercantile con-
II munity and young Gentlemen IN general that be pro-
p-ss 70 estasI b permHnentlv a Caumrrc al Acad nv
Ehere Young men viii b. pupsrs qlaid d fr oommer-
cal life b. scqurtug To- true science % daubI--eutry
BOOK Keeping, with a modified system Of the same; also
Bduk Bnuk-k epfug, Commercial L " Mercantile Arlts-
M TIC, aud thr system or Bank Disc unt. &c &c A. tn
seAsou is nov approaching 70 make ms YES useful and
camp-test m a commercial Inc. I Their fore advi thfu
10 make early app IcatHn a. the Book Store o. Hessrs
La b. Young a Co where terms (shich viii BE- muder.
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remen Rev ! A. TemDl-s n ssrs. Lamb, Y ung 4
Co. Bradlry -Wlsor & CT Lane & Co; b. 3. Tur-
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Commercial BEuk. o r J BYRD,
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A 8 HAScOCz. iafc williamson 4 Haucoek.
r. @ CLARK Ia Aydetf s Co.
SEo- T~HoTTE1 late o. somsrvuls.
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The YELrOw FEvEA-During a late pas
sage Of the orinoca from St. Thomas the yell
low fever was very severe. There were 10
Tess than twenty-eight deaths during the voy-
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Thirteen Democrats were elected last Mon
day week, but one Of them was to FL a Eacsn-
CO, aud his predecessor made ore Of the six
Democrats holding over. There were twenty
Senators to elect last Monday, including one
to hi a vacancy. OF these the Know-Nothings
elected seven, the Democrats thirteen. The
Democrats viii have from Is to 20 in he low
er house.-LOz. Democrat.
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Notice 70 william VI simms and

Al y. siAAso o. ihslr hetrs-
% @ STARK, AeuinAirators In cha1csrv II Spring
a A~siuns, aad Others held. Tsnnessse.
A 7 The June term, 1857 o. The Chancery Court fr
II Eberison county STATE o. Tennessee, me f0la wing
orscr WSs Dade bY the C8uft n thls esuse. 81 II Is Or
dsred y III Court nat plolcaton b. uaie By The clerk
anl Master 10 one Or more nesspsgers. a. biz discretion
calling upon III defeufantss Wm NJ Smns snd Al
v 5 mmss or their asfui heirs o. rip seutauv-s. 10
spp-u ~ t1s next terra % said Chancrry Court 70 b.
bad On I'M Grst Monday 10 D-cerosr. 81 Al ne Csrrt
House IN ~ town u Springfield, in the county q Rst-
q son and sat q rea-esseer an assert their rights 70
tneir interest," u arys IN and To- the estate o. B. s l.
simms5 decsssed. Or N stme WI b. ordered % b. paid
10 thr otter dstutE-cs o. said decrassd- 70 Is there-
sre oraered by be Clrrk and Master tsat fhis pubica-
NQn % nice Tor tur SEEK IN succession. N the We XIV.
kpuoitcan hturers q nesspaper trini-d ia NashvuIe.
t-nus IN thr weekly MEMPHIS APPEAL, a nswsusp r
printed 70 the city % Memphis Tenn. and In the WEEK
y Louisville Josuai. q neEspap-r printed IN the ctv0
y uryles ~ and forward accounts y Banner enc.
ha nshes ienn8 and copies o. papers o. m q SpriuE-
aets Tenn III s.. DR. sUsHON
slgi6-sn Cisrk and ss-t-r
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We are inclined TO the opinion that STEW
Art, Democrat, is elected Governor Of Mis-
souri, by a small majority. The St. Louis Re
o.BI;oa,- of the 13lh. savs-
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A Washington letter writer says that Gov
sruor Cumming, Of Utah, has gone North to
mske,arrsngements for nis departure. He is a
very eorPulent man, and so is the lately sp-
pointed Indian Agent for that territory Some
Of the wsgs are inclined to judge from their
size, that wheI they reach Utah there will be
stability in their government, and that their
policy will be a firm one, for the reason that
iheg cannot run AWAY.
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Gin BaRdsi Gin Bands!
Z NJ So
AT THE SIGN OF The aBTG COLLAR
$50 Main street.

lust roiysa. a superior assortment q Gi5 Bands and
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Ass sisayp On haad an sorts Or ssdi.es. Brides.
Harness, kc- kc-s q our oEn ua1ufacture. sa cirrsi
sid Harness A4kerf uatefisis. tgstLer With al arts
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-16
To the Ladies Of Memphis.
JOHN j. BYRD


0J ChGTtesto1s O. and late Of -dugusta5 Ca
DROFESSOR u Peumanship, sc. has the homo Of IN
L forming Inn thsf he viii give lessons IN he beau
t.ful art Of Episolary and Ca G Whiting rlso On Carl-
buc Ladies disposed 70 form 3 csss, and parents OF
z~usrdisns tesirous 20 semi thfi- children. sr- respect
fully invited 70 call a. the Etor o. Messrs. Lamb, Young
d Co, and rLauins his system &c
have The Ou0r 70 r fer 20 Rev J. A. Temple. Messrs.
P. Lane x Co Lamb, Young n Co Bradley wilson s.
Co; B 3. Turner, $50 President, and ". A Jones
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