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CORRESPONDENCE.
SPARTA. JnlY IL. 1851.

SPARTA, July Is, 1857.
DEAR BENNINGTON The candidates for Governor
addressed the citizens of White and adjoining coun-
ties at Sparta to-day, and we will just say to you
call is we'll" The Democracy was fully aroused.
The Democracy and old line Wings can't help but
have some sympathy for Col HatOn, for of all used
up politicians that ever made q canvass for Cover
nor, he surely ishe worst one that ever canvassed
Tennessee. Hon Neill S. Brown is far superior in
debate TO Haltou, and it is admitted by all that
Harris was fully ably to meet him successfully
therefore, think useless waste of ink and pa
per for the Know Nohings TO be reporting victories
that never took place, that IIatton obtains over
Harris; for there very few persons that will be-
lieve them and if they do believe them, when they
60 out and hear them themselves they are so much
The more disappointed. Tell the wilson county
Know Mornings 10 60 to Lebanon on Monday, the
Goth Of July, and they will have the privilege of
hearing the argument Of their Cedar Snag las they
term their candidaIe,) shivered to pieces with as
much ease as the lightning of Heaven would SILVER
one of their natural cedars that grow profusely
around their beautiful Little city.
Yours, &C., DEMOCRAT.
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Grx WALKER IN MosTGoMER7.- Gen. Nicaragua
Walker passed through Montgomery on the 10th
instant, en- route for New Orleans. His stay was
quite brief but his arrival was made known 10 some
of the citizens, and several gentlemen Of city had
a short interview with him. The Messenger says
that he stated in conversation that be two weeks
behiud his engagements in New Orleans, and was
compelled to hurry on to that city with all possible
despatch. He stated, -lso, that he should be back
in Montgomery within two or three weeks, when ne
would probably remain there some days. He speaks
Of going back to Nicaragua as matter OF course
and in reply to q question, said that it was very
probable that Maj. Ben. Mccullough would go to
that country with him. he having left the Major in
Wash ngton celebrating on the matter.-CotEEgbHs
Sun, 1871 tnsl.
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THE PACIFIC WAGON-ROAD.

A correspondent of the St. Louis Republican at
Independence writes on the Both uItimo:
The local news of this place Independence is,
that of other western points, OF some lille interest
at present. The advance companies and trains of
the wagOn-road expedition, under the charge of
VIM F. Magraw, lett here some days since-that of
the engineers week so previous to the trains
and both are now vending their way rapid to the
work assigned them by government. From the
manner in which this outfit has been gotten up and
controlled, no bad report will be heard from the
expedition Mr. Magraw's experience in western
life and travel qualities him we'll for the control of
such an undertaking, and if any Of the three COM
panies point better route, unless it be the
spoken Of for the overland mail by this region
through Albuquerque, confess we know little of
the country lying west of US,
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REcrpE FOR DYsExrEHY.-As the season is at hand
when all classes are liable to be afflicted with
torv diarrbma. 4 we deem it our duty to make pub
lie thefoIlowine simple and eicacous remedy which
has been known to US for several years, and which
we have repeatedly used with complete succes: 1t
is simply 10 take tumbler Of cold water thicKen II
with wheat -four to about the consistency OF cream
and drink it. This is to be repeated several times
in the course of the day. or as OF ten as you are
thirsty: and it is not very likely that you will need
it on the second day. We have not only used It IN
our own case but have recommended tito ourfliends
in many instances and We never knew it to fail
effecing speedy cure even in the worst stages OF
dysentary. 1t is simple remedy, and costs little
- EgT11er's Gazette
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

On the 81 cay of August next books subscription
~ this place flr ths road will be anAy elused.
All who visn subscribe for tn stock sOs1 to this place
10 OO0 ,hares) must DO % on or before day the
Company have all pTssen: wants. aceep
tAnees New Orleans Wi be received equal TO cash.
turing within eight months at The usual OF Discount
charged by city Banks.
informed that miles Of the road
der con CT the provided meet the
and demands OF Contractors VIZ: Messrs John
Grant Co.. OF GeOfgis Their ability experience, in
addition to the foregoing facts give
getc construction OF this enterprise The
veTsd for u mines Il tie with grade Of 90 miles
All the rights frsEeh DC of The Company, When %
miles be cOmDieed pa ed beyond fOrel contn
geucy kind. Toe line Wtnin
Is the 10Th OF February, ISIS.
IuylO n HnBSoN Agent.
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ONLY TWO PARTIES

The question put, in the following extract from
the East Tennessee Argus, to the Know Nothing can
didare for Congress in the first district, may with
equal periuency be put to all the candidates of that
party for Congress in this State:
But TWO PARTIES IN CoNGREss.-Look TO the facts
before voting. For information We still urge upon
Nathaniel G. Taylor one question: Ii vol are
elected to Congress, will you with the Black Re-
publicans or Democrats.
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IA Some gentlemen travelling in stage coach
near Austin, Texas, had for q fellow passenger g
laxative lady, who soon informed them that she
was on visit 10 Of her neighbors to congratulate
him upon having recently used up q Know-Eothing
IN public debate. Seeing chance for fun, one Of
the gentlemen at once begged permission to intro
duce the other as Lieut. Toy the leading spirit Of
Know-Nothing lodge down the country. &C. Know.
Nothing, is he!'' questioned the lady. "He is"
"Well, if ever. i catch him in my house, counting
one Of my daughters, I'd him out with the dogs,
and then send the nggers to dig the tracks out Of the
yard. seorn EN-"
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
AND
z a r m S for s q lie,

WE offer for that beautiful residence William L.
w KrUWn's Cumberland river, about y m les from
NGshy lie the White JIeek Pike, Containing a25
acses OF land "a elegant frame dwelling OF &
TOms Garage hoGe cabins cisto, several excel
lent spu Is, and all necessary improvement 5.
ALSO, for sale that beau fu farm Of 6I aers known
the SOulnai Place about mile from be city, the NuT-
fe' bro Pike hav of The bea ful and COM
naming building sItrs in The county.
ALSO, magnificent farm of acres, with excellent
Improvements, ing good stock Farm, aud soil huey
adapted To gov Cora Wheat and Tobacco. said
siluetsu about mi e from luTneTsvi ls and
miles from the Nashville and Henderson Railroad.
ALSO, elegant idenoe in South Nashville Tree
terrIOrs) corner Vine and DemumtTIne
Apply 10 J. L. d K W. Brown,
July az Cherry st.
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TAKING Our AN EYE To MEND 1.-THE Leipsic
Journal Of Literature, Science and Art publishes
account of the wonderful discoveries of Dr. Graet in
diseases the eye and the wonderful cures he per-
forms. He has found the ball Of the eye to be
transparent and by Curious instrument examines
minutely the interior, takes it out, and perform
any necessary surgical operation and then replaces
it without injury to its appearance vision.
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Great sale OF Household Furniture and
Furnishing Goods, with "a large
variety of Sundries,

DENJ.G. SHIELDS, will sell on Saturday morning. July
ID 18Th, IS gUc ICk, assortment uf valuable
Furniture, etc sfc scc"unl WnOm il may cOucem.-
This lot ha been well u'd; buyers need not lear 10 pur
chase account OF former ownership.
Trims, cash on dewey
inlr 1 RENI
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Who CREATE ELECTION Riots ?-rhe New York
Courier and Enquirer remarks the subject of the
late election riot in Washington:
1t is no credit to the American party that every
election riot, without exception which has occurred
within the last few years has been commenced or
carried by their followers. In such affairs they
have invariably figured most prominently.
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$4,000 Reward 1!

will ray reward thousand dOIa for the sppre-
4 hensOn aud safe del very in Jail, MursesbOrOugh
Tennessee, JON FLY dsied my DAyid NJ.
Thompson, on the % n OF June, loST.
John Fly aDOuLtWenty years OF age about ne feet
hsh aud weighs about hundred and
twenty ponds. tie Il raher delicate or efemina1e
sppeara CO. ermulsAi0I rather saOW high ehrek
age for Of his sIze, shOrI and features
generally datened in Jp3-aTaue9 dark hair and
QhOugh baek.l He Is eved IN be len handed.
aud have small mole black marx his He is
well educated and easily his voice
rather sh5muHte; but h1e beard, and generally
dresses neatly JOHN IdOMPoON,
July sLh, Is57.-d&W2m Oc.beha county, Miss.
II one Thousand UOllars VII! be pad ANY infOrma-
ton that viii lead 10 The arrest Of John Fly.
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MFMORANuIMBU OKIOsT.

I OST, Monday evening, tie % Inst betw Nashville
Il and ntOu 3 River, The -HbuOu black Mem
Oraudum Book, made after The fshOH of pocket book,
containing number OF oes, made able the order
the Undersigned AID hundred and sixty 10 lars
bank notes, enclosed envelope end addr Al
fred Hunt The finder viii be hberaly rewarded by leaV-
Ing u at the Office y The Union aud American.
iuIy sd w9w K MAPTIN.
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~ The New York Evening Post says gentle
man residing in Boston, has lost member of his
family every Fourth of July for the last four years
His two sons and wife have died on that day, in
successive years, and on Saturday last his little
daughter, aged FIVE years, was seized with convul-
sive fits, in the second of which she died
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five dollar bill out in Indiana. In order 10 lessen
the crime, his counsel endeavored prove that The
note was not worth FIVE dollars, it being a discount
The prosecutor said he knew the prisoner the
meanest man in the State but he did not think he
was so all fired mean not to be willing to steel
Indiana money at par.
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JNPANNED TINS.

OF various sz3s for szas black yellow and various hney
" cplJrs- BFss Candietiess, lamps, Hscla Coffee pts
French COfe Mschi e- Pie, cake, ami Pate Pans large
yad OF patterns; read tea and Boxes;
globe and egg Llnt"rs, brass tin Pocket Laute
FO tubs. gg Siicers, Flesh Forks. Spoons ets.
For sale BY ijuIyI5l MCkENZIE Il WILSON.
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NO EXcusEEoR p0WDY BONNET,
AS WE ARE CLOSING OUT RICH SUMNER
6ONNEES AND MILLINERY 9OODS
az fully half Prices.


6ONNEES AND UILLENEEX GOODS
es x0lly half Prtces
STOCK at Greag Reduction
Lhhs17ass EEgias Gipssys aad Pie-NSe Hats.
IRON the unprecedented patronage have reesi7ed this
season Will warrant rs In selling Out balance 81
sooVe Ioe great eompetson this season, fully esab-
hs1eo as tof e5 and Superior Bonnets Low Prices,
which has increased our saes considerably smoEsed
us 70 order larEe addition our Stock And sow
Stock Is larger, possible and select than az any
time this season. The Flowers ladies' are beautiful and
must please yea Cali beore they are an cold out
1he balance Of Stock will be sold a. great deduction
In prices We have In
Rich Paris Hair and BuSal Blond,
English Straw end other plain styiesy
Misses Bonnets, Childrens Hats, GiDssy and FlAts;
Paris Flowers for Bonuets, Parties Bridal oeeasions
HOOP skirts Misses and Childrena dittos
Paris and Spanish Fans; 500 boxes Rushas;
ParasOls, all qualities.
Likewise fne stock Of EnbrodeTes consisting Of Rich
Malties 10 Lace Jaconet Worked Muslin, Mourning
Sets sleeves, Of every description, Collars, etc., Rch
Black Busal Collars, Mantilss OF English and Chauntla
Lace Rich Embroidered Hand rKerchsfs, Trimmings
Bu2 and Rich Paris Blond Laces, fine line OF Paus Mts
aod Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine Gnd Medium Cabbas and
Port Monies, ane stock Of Combs and Fancy Articles for
the toilet.
No~ ladies call and get bargains, want foe
our extensive Fall IS UCO dollars worth Of rich
Millinery Goods direct Imp Ration from Paris
10 opep Sta September next Competition must be met
with large stock Rnd low press keep up the life Of
trade. Call sOon, Ladies.
july4 No &C. Union Street, next dOOrtO State Bank.
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HASB ROOK. McWUIRTER A co.

IIAVE Thu day ermiHo their stock OF SPRING
II AM SUMNER D1Y GOO -. a. prime Tor cash.
10 make room tor their EXTEN I'VE FALL PURCHASES
part OF with th- eXpec ing. Their stock
sists Of an \DLES V4sIrIH so nat everyb .dy VIII
be suited. YOu val fud them al NJ 81 Market street
do RS south OF the Public Square. iIly IL
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ESE@ We do not hold ourselves personally respon-
sible for the republication of the following Thought
on Woman"
What makes a woman now a daysS
Intelligence good looks?
mind where all the virtues dwelli
No-dry goods hung on hOopsl
Ho! whales, that sail the briny deep,
Repine not at our fate;
Your flesh Eliminates the world
Your bones make women great
All would be great-but all don't like
A course OF education;
Schools, study, bOOks-ahl what are these
COmpar d with initiation?
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RATTAN CuAIRS-

DOCKING sewing and ehsris childsns chairs o8ce
II ami de rocking chair; ratt market kets: clothes
baskets, aud ova; clothes hampers, kew
and bas willow wagons; bowls and trRys:
plain and patent O-hes pins pa Jcrub brushes; white
wash brushes and all other articles suitable r bouss ke,
en-, for safe cheap for By
Jul, Is. Mckenzie & WILSON,
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ADVICE TO HUSBANDS AND WIVES.

Cord Steel plates IS els ain plates 25 cts oposag
INHlS work mains dissertation The necessity 10
Marriage, ms ructOns IN Counting, with Cure e I
Love- effects Of CeOacy, COhabiaOn Of Stery
planned increase OF family with many other useful inslruc
tOns,-frOm the French Of Jean Dubois
Agenis wanedessAddr HENRY ). c. SMITH & CO..
lfeh3- Pow dotN Dcst Once.
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EG5@ The Louisville Journal gives the full official
returns of the vote for appellate judge in Kentucky,
from which we learn that twenty-five counties in
the district give Wheat, knOw-nothiAg, 9,409; Bull
lt democrat, 9, 367. This is close shaving, and in
all probability there will be trouble in settling
III official count
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~ An ingenious piece Of mechanism, designed
to enable person to record his thoughts or obser-
vato1s while travelling in the cars in CT Jwd or in
any place where ordinary writing apparatus cannot
be used, has been invented by Mr.. Benjamin Liver
more, Of Hartford. Vermont The paper on which
the writing or rather prining-for it resembles the
telegraphic system of printing--is impressed, is
eoiled around two cylinders which revolve as the
lines are completed, and the letters worked by
set of keys Noink is require !; the letters being
colored by prepared blue PIPER, against which
the writing paper is pressed at each movement of
the keys The machine works with great accuracy
and ch facility, and is very compact, not exceed
ing four inches in length by about two and g half
inches in width. 1t can be easily carried in side
pocket, and be used without taking it from the
pocket. by ii q blind person might be taught to
write.
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Eo! for the West.

A x ARE GLANCE.
FARM FOR SALE, containing 2J9 acres, 100 q IL rich
"A rolling prairie, AVID OF best whte and
thinner A. under fence and N cultivation.
10 land last year raised ~ bushels Of
the acre situated miles from KsOkuk, low direct
on the n fer ali travel. falling spring
the Land. For particulars apply TO Hills & MOORE,
Market street, nth OF Broad
July 7, lo57-tfs
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NOT A SWORN KNOW NOTHING.

1t seems that were mistaken in supposiny Mr.
Stephens of the 10th district, to be a sworn Know
Nothing. We had seen the statement elsewhere,
and supposed it to be true. We hasten TO relieve
Mr.. Stephens from the disgrace Of the asso,i ton.
so far as the taking of the oaths is concerned By
the publication of the annexed note from a reliable
friend in Jackson:
JACKSON, July Is, 1857.
DEAR SIR In your issue of the 10Th instant you
make this statement:
"Sephens, their candidate in the Memphis dis
tric, admits that he Joined the order but claim the
credit of having Withdrawn from it, and is, there
fore, in no way bound by its oaths."
The statement is erroneous. Stephens never
"joined" The Know Nothing society as we in this
locality understand its mode of initiation In the
commencement of the canvass at Niedon, Stephens
repudiaed the society. He has never enjoyed The
sublime ceremony of "seeing sam" However II
there IS a difference between eating the devil ami
drinking his broth, let Stephens have The benefit of
it. Avery will defeat him fairly and squarely The
discussion between them in this place on the 9th OF
June had but one parallel-tha bet ween Gentry ard
Johnson. As you witnessed that, you have an ex-
cellent idea how the Democracy were exercised.
Eag- The Washington Star says that the Interior
Department regard it as certain that the wagon road
to the Pacific by the southern route will be so far
competed to be used by the emigration as early
as the lst of January next and that the other more
northern) roads will be in the same condition {,
early, if the season fayOrs the work upon them The
Indians Of the Plains by the by, predict late fall
and an open winter. There is a vast difference be-
tween the climates upon the northern and southern
routes designed to be opened under the act of Con-
gress to that end-a difference of perhaps three
months of working season, We apprehend,
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GREAT REDUCTION
ON
summer Dress Goods,
AT THE
RLEAN STORE.

Q L l. E A n 5 5 7 Q r E.
NO. II, Public Square.
WE will offer Full Stock Of summer Dress Goods
w on Monday JuV Il, ID following dsys twenty per
cent. under Of I'm pOrlalOn. CONSISTING Of
BOUNCED BEREGES
olga sDI8S;
" JACONErS;
FANCY JACONErS:
OKG INDIES;
LAWNS:
MANTtLLA AND SILKS.
July I2-dls. GRAHAM & OLWlLL.
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STATE Of Tennessee,

STATE Of Tennessee,
Shelby County. I
W. C. Mcclure, Cashier of the Southern Bank Of
Tennessee, makes oath that the foregoing statement
of the affairs of said Bank, on the 9th july 1857,
is true W. c. MCCLURE, Cashr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, July 9TH,
1857. HUME F. HILL, J. ?.
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EG5@ Have you got sister? Then love and cher
ish her with holy friendship.-ErchaHgs.
If you havn got any of your own, take some
other fellers sister, and love her The effect is just
as good sometimes better-N D. Times.
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Valuable Real Estate.
THE Nashville Manufacturing Company will offer for sale,
L on the premises TO he highest bidder,
Monday, Goth day Of July,
that valuable OeTOHud recently occupied machine
shop ana locomotive wOrEs. 81 uHeI The bank Of Cum
bertrand river fronting about l5O feet Waller and
about the the hArf. beI $50 POI eet in
depth. Said ground will sold ia so fronting
said Water street, running through to said Wharf.
On the day place the wharf tot $50 flet be-
tween said lots and the will be ouTed the highest
bidder suitable maps Oi said grounds i'll be furnished
the day Of s1e.
TERMS OF SALE.
One two and hr'e years. with interest from date, with
two approved encorses notes payable in bank, aud lien
retained on The properly.
By order nf the Board. JNO. B. JOHNSON,
june %, l-57 ID Prest. ". N. Co.
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Sale Of Six Lots.

HHR Board Of Tusees Of the University OF Nashville
having deermn % = euiaTge he University Buildings
Professors and Students have authorized the
sgue Committee TO sell certain Lots fJT hat purpose
We will therefore saturday, the SIh cay Of July,
u'cOrs, pro eed 10 sell 10 HE hza,s bid at the
upper end Of the Mkzt H1use, FIX LOr, each
ana 10 deep. the Fran In turnpike, between De-
IL q braue and Broadway.
Terms CREDIT and three years. Notes for
eauS nstaImen:s with security and interest, re-
tanned.
S. K. COCKRILJ, Chm. G. X. WINSTON,
A D. GREEN, RI Eos Err, 81,
W. T. BERRY, JNO Nj. LEA,
committee
S-The Committee prepared 10 receive proposals
from Building COnIr do work Tor the LOTS Notes
fash OrtiIn the done tnis Season
and the FemaILd der next season.
E. K. GLASC0CK, Auetioneer.
S.R. COCKRILL, Chairman.
luiv l7-tf
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OPINIONS OF ThR Press


This viii bring Attention Of ne present eoo-
GRAFTON multitude Of Ihings ed with the govern
which have long lsin In fOrgeaaInessls YrE IA.
se7ezdsut.
This work will prove Of immense value 70 public men,
and Every American eiEcn Who aims know the civil
history Ofhls COunry.-Nss York Courier Erqsrsr
Col Bsntons qualifications this ass no one can d.
pute. His uFon the title Psgs inspires eouas
dsnes In its and ah is impsrlly and en-
tire fzItafalaess.-BsstsH Toa5sihF.
lis surprising 10 many Of the s7Hjecs ubi,h
still before diseased BY tia fathers ia The very
infancy Of Inc confederation We snail welcome each sue
eessiys volume Of mis- work very valuable sddoa
the history Of the country BosoH Daily .4irsrtiEe-.
The ASridssmens OF The Ds0ass Congress- BY Mr. Ben
ton, are made with much and eIcslenl ludgm-nt-
Ttiswofk will form amos eCmpiee history The United
Sa'ss adoption Of the edrra Constitution, and
will be invaluable work Of reference -Ts1 Tsrk Goa
msreiaI.
The theory Of Institutions, the nature and working OF
the parts correctly unisood by wh1
viii be sOubls study AL lhs tis no
nation will be- 10 Debates within reach OF every
citizen. The indexes the end Of vol render it
slsy any particular subj Bgas 1adrsrtss-
An enterprise ike this iagsrssirg invanaaie and
tiOna deserve, the ample eaejurlss uslt. 1hs
says his preface work Will tIhm labor
O. love and prds rsu lInz the IsSr deai-no
skipped and each ia place, with best OF in
hand-PostoR Post
This abrdgemsR considering The uasulbe value Of the
Debates, complete political history Of the couutr ,rms
atreasu Of Wedge whca slod possessed b. every
c urea VINO afJrd tsnd tn able,
coming out, will, seraly B1l,tia, As1
ORLEANS.
This abrdgementis not 70 Be restricted 70 the speeches n
&c ebrAtsd orator., but vii extend ani
10 the psnsst speakers wao sposs q give infJma-
subjects OF Surviving Interest DHig PisayHHs so
Orleans.
House of Represent iyss. TOR the uEusuradn,
bill collect Duties Imports aud curious and litter
estng of the debate every spSsr seemed
to regard pro setion Of uds ~ 81 tho OBJ
Ises 10 be matter Of coarse ia p ct or
railing the revenue wsshl probably receive the asea, Of
every read,r in saying thal living person combines
more Of the qualities necessary pr per execution OF
this work than VIII has undertaken
il--Nati07sl IafsLigsHesr, RlshiHgt0H.