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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
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7 G.. BIunt.

physician and SURGEON, recently
L from Ohio, has lOcaied Oh PottawatOmie
Creek, Kansas Territory, where he purposes
practising his profession.
Dec < 1861
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S. Whitehorn,

PHYSICIAN, oBsTETRIeIAN AND cHIRURGEoN.
A LII calls attended to promptly. Surgie'i
n cases will receive special attention. Drugs
and medicines for domestic use. Office, Man
haitian K. r. dec. Iy
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Business 6atos.
z u. Ladd.

NOTARY Public for Douglas County,
IN Register of Deeds for the City of Law
renee, aad Conveyancer. Will take ac-
knowledgements, proofs of Deeds and other
instruments in writing, draw up convey
ances, powers of attorn.y, &c. Blank Deeds
for sale Office No. 16 Massachusetts, ST.,
Lawrence, Kansas. n32h.
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VIM. E. G0ODN0W,
Receiving, Forwarding, Storage and
Commission Merchant.

A I.SO, Agent for the purchase and sale OF
n Improved Claims and City Lots, at Man
haitian, K. T.
Manhattan, April l2.-tf.
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lanes II. Dickson.

VVHOLkSALE and Retail Dealer in Dry
w Goods Groceries, Boots. Shoes. Iron and
Nails. Com .;s<ion and Forwarding Mer-
chant, Ieavenworth. K. T.
Jan. Ia, 1881 6.n=
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LAW OFFICE

SflOZ. Rore Sulp. Quinine just received
oO by WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.
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Rnrris & Trnwhridga

.CTORAGE, COMMISSION AND FOR
y warding Merchants. and General Seam
boat Agents. corner of Delaware street and
Levee, Leavenworth City, Kansas Territory
Feb. Z, IS57-6m*
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ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR,

UNLX FIFTY CENIS q EAh!
THE PTTTSBURG WEEKLY DISPATCH
rs sent one year, to clubs of ten, mailed to
l. one address, for Five Dollars. Send for
specimen copy to FOSTER T. FLEEsoS,
Publishers, Pittsburg, Pa n32 3m*
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Te Surveyors and Civil Engineers

70 surveyors and civil Engineers.
". = l.. E. GuRLEY, Troy, n. T., are the
largest manufacturers of Surveyors and
Engineers Instruments in the Union. They
will send their MANUAL, book of Sc pages,
giving prices, adjustments, and accurate IL
lustraiions, by mail, frse of charge, TO all
those wishing to purchase instruments.
Apply to w. E. GURLET, Troy. Ny.
Troy, n. Y. Feb. g, '57-In6s
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ETNEGROCERIES.-Teas Chocolate, Co
l. Goa, Ess. Coffee, Spices-ground and
whole, Cream Tartar, Bi-Carb. Soda, Sale
ratus and Baking Powders. Flavoring Ex
tracts and Essences, best and strongest.
2-l6 W d T.
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C. D. ELLIS. J. s. cAvENDER. JAS. SMITH,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ELLIS, CAvENDER G CO,

WHOLESALE nEALERs, 5
NO. 4S MAIN STREET, corner Of Pine
~ stree st. Louis. No., are now receiving
theil spring stock which is of superior quality
and style. Comprising choise assortment Of
Mems fine French Calf and Kip Boots. fancy
Shoes and Brogans. Also Womens'. Misses
and Childrens' Shoes of every style and price.
They have on hand large assortment OF La
dies Philadelphia Shoes All of which they
viii sell to prompt men or for cash at small
advance over eastern prices.
An examination Of our Stock is solicited,
March Is, 1851. m.
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N. M'Cracken,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant, ,Levee South Cherokee
street, Leavenworth City. b. I.
Nov. %. 1856.
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). II. BLOOD. o. A. BAssErT Il. e. BRACKET
Kansas Land Agency.

blood. BASSETT d BRACKETT, Sur
ID veyors and General Land Agents, Law
renee and Quindaro.
REFERESCEs--Henn, Williams d Co, Bank
ers. Fairfield, Iowa; A. j. Stevenson d Co.,
Bankers, Fort Des Moines, Iowa; Col. T. a
Walker, Register Land Office, Fort De-
Moines, Iowa; Coolbaugh Brooks, Bank
ers, Burling on, Iowa; White, Cook Co..
Bankers. Burlington. Iowa; Col. G. Rassett,
Ediotr of The Dial Kewanee, Iowa: Hon. G
s Boutwell,. Groton, Mass; c. Garrish, Mer-
chant, Groton, Mass.
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P. q. Randolph. Architect.

P. Il. Randolph, Architect.
rTHE subscriber is permanently located at
L No. 80 Mass. st. where he will be hapY
TO confer with those who contemplate build
ing. the coming SEASON. He will draw plans,
write specifications. superintend every de-
scripiions of building, and fia;ters himself,
being practical Builder, that he can give
entire satisfaction TO the most particular.
VIZ. II. R.LYKISs, Col. L. ". ELDRIDGE,
E. ELDRIDGE ESQ.,, p RICHMOND BRooKs.
Lawrence, March IA, 1857. If
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TOLT'S REVOLVERS and Bowie Knives.
~ "Colt's Waterproof," &c. D." and ~.
S. Musket Caps" revolver balls, TASKS,
etc Coils new patent; also, razors and
pocket cutlery. For sale by W. 4 F.
I IQUORS-Fine imported Wines, Bran
IL dies, &c, for medical purposes only.
W. 4 F.
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Hides Wanted.

NX7ANTFD from one tn two hundred Hides
w before the 10th of April. for which cash
will he paid. FIVE cents Per lb. for green and
ten cents for dry. FAXON e EASTER.
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Bread! Bread!

THERE are only tvoplaces in town where
4 bread can be bought without encourag.
ing the sale Of Alcoholic drinks One d
them is al my Grocery Store, opposite the
P.o-; and the oiher is my next door neigh
bora. Patronise the Temperance Bakeries.
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Apple Trees, Pear Trees and Grape
Vines.

TINE subscriber will have for sale, as sooI
L as the river opens. large lot of cult
aed Apple Trees.
Also, loco Dwarf Pear Trees, on Quinc'
stocks.
Al,o. Peach and Cherry Trees,
Also 200o Grape Vines.
All of which will be sold cheap.
JOHN B. WOOD.
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School Books for Kansas.

LNOR THE LITTLE ONES.-Af fine assort.
Il ment of Toys and Games for Children.
Also. Toy Books and Liihographs. Prints Of
Birds, Animals, DC. for drawing studies.
W d F.
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w. F. n. Army.
Land Agency and General Intelh-
gence Office for Kansas.


"AVING established the above Agencies
II for the purpose of transacting the business
of general Land Agency and Intelligence with
reference TO all matters pertaining to the inter
ests of emisrants and others who desire to
locate lands in Kansas ] am prepared to make
investments in Lands or Town Lots. or attend
TO anv other business which may be entrusted
to my charge. My knowledge OF the country
and its interests acquired during my official
connection with the National Kansas Commit
tee. enables me to promise safe and profitable
investments to those who may ccntde their
business to me.
Being about to locate my family in the south
west part of the Territory. propose to open
an Office there and at other points, with effici-
cent assistants. so that full and reliable infoT-
nation can at all times be obtained at our cen
trail Office located at Lawrence.
All communications addressed TO the under
signed, at Lawrence, Kansas, viii receive
prompt attention.
April, ii, &c w III Army.
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Illinois Iron Works.

A NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
IN ALTON, FOR MANUFACTURING
STEAM ENGINES. BOILEkS. MILL
WORK AND OTHER MACHINERY.
HAVING withdrawn my interest from The
i i firm of Stiglcman. johnson d Co.. an
now engaged in building new establishment
on scale superior TO any in this country; and
am operating and ready to receive orders II
the corner of Piasa and Fourth stree;s. sheIs
shall continue uutil the new establishment; Is
fitted up.
The increased demand for Engines and al
kinds of mill work. and particularly better
class than any establishment in Alton Is abe
or capable Of doing Induces me TO build sn
ests biishment and TT it up with Msehlne'!'
Tools, Mill Patterns, and woTkmen rs wIli e.
able me to turn ont s better elnss Of work thsh
has heretofore been made or transported Hio
this country.
And trust, from long and practical kE0Vl-
edge Of the business, to receive the same en-
couragement that has heretofore been 30 iIDef-
ally bestowed upon me, for which most COZ
daily tender my sincere thanks, and hoIe 70
be sustained BY generous and progressive Pu0-
c. STIGLENAN.
P. ST. now have associated with me in tbs
| business hessrs. Adams & Miller. Mr. JosePa
A. Miller is favorably known As the best otB-
sulting Civil Engineer Draftsman and desigo-
er of sil kinds Of Machinery and Buildings .
this country; and We Will at all times be res6!
to give plans, Specifications and estimates id
| Fioarng Mills Circular Nuley AID Sash sax-
mills, Distilleries. Railroad and HydTsuE
works. and all kinds of machinery. Also ini-
nish and put up the same in complete orda'
at such prices as cannot fail TO give sAtlsiSS
ton. STIGLEMAN, MILLER & 90.
April 25-tf.
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Garden Seeds I Garden Seeds

Oa1uSH SSSes 0drueN SEEDS
I have ia Kansas City. $50 papers of new
l. Garden Seeds, and 100 quarts of Marrow
fat Peas, which will be here in few days.
Lawrence. March IA 81. C. STEARSs.
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MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
'1tI Accordeons, Flutinas, Violins, Fifes
and Flutes. violin bows, tail pieces and
screws, violin and guitar strings. fine as
sortment Also, instruction books for ac-
cordeon and violin; sheet music. W. 4 F.
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Robt. L. Frazer,

WATCH MAKER ANDJEWELER, and
w dealer in Clocks and Watches. Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry thoroughly repaired
Woodvard's Block, Massachusetts street.
Lawrence, K. T., Nov 8, 1856. 2-16
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Usage ORANG SEED has been leff iT
" sale with JAS. BI SOD, Lawrence VIZ
A. SHANNON, Leavenwor b J.o. p WooD,
Lecomptcn; VAUeHs 4 Co., Tecums~h
GORDON s BRo., Topeka
THOMPSON d SHOYER.
Rural. Jasper Co, No.
Dec 6. .6ms1s56.
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Ack ow:esgenent
Of receipts for subscriptions to the Herald
Of Freedom from April %, to May 9, 1857.

vi TecelptS lot SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 tne HeTdm
Of Freedom from April %, to May 9, 1857.
T. B. Wicks Clinton n 200
Prof VIM Smyth Brunswick Me 200
|AFD,yden North Henderson Ill loa
AW REYNOLDS Lawrence K I %
y Kimball West kosendale Wis %
Collin Miller Nevada City Cal zoe
David Campbell Clear " ater Wis 90
] B Cri k Clark's Hill Ind $50
] r Whitehead LeayenwOrth 7 o.
Jno NJ VIII -ney ID ID New Haven Conn 100
p II Townsend Big Springs x 7 200
Mrs C A Gould Mt Holly NJ 0c
Geo Beaugh Tuscaloosa Ala %
Jas Kuckel Lecomp on K I %
L C Broadwell Columbia y %
CYRUS Witmyer Miamisburg D 20t
Stacy ii Jones Vandalia Iowa %
S K Caniff Burlingame T 201
x Richards Lawrence / zo
L Tenney Newburg Ind zoo
q Frilts Osawatanlie n zW
Hine - w
Newell Manhattan K T loo
Joseph Doan Bloomingt %
| Post & Davis Wyandott " o.
Wilson Delaware City o.
ii Farnham Lee mpten %
K Spear Manhattan 20t
| Uzziel Pm nam Summersville Mich zoo
L d Fem Lawrence X Il %
Abel Fisher Chagrin Faliso %
Aaron Miller LaLOrt' Ind 2OO
JAMES Jamison Summpm Ill zoo
| A Policy Council City %
Richard David Rockford Ill zoo
Jas T Kukel LecomPtCn %
C. II Sawin Wauhonsa U"
FIT Bis h West Chester Pa zoo
| Sallie T Hoops Daeoningtown Pa goo
, Chas Stocttemg Leroy I zeo
W b Nichols 0sawatamie %
John T Benning 0sawatamie 4 I 81
4 flr.o-, y Eouran ] o.
| w Aims 50
Jobn Oliver % ! so
| John West %
d Y Armstrong %
F Fowler Hill>dale Mich %
Gen Reed MiniBger City 90
John Aston Allegheny City Pa zoo
Jonathan Pellet North Brookield Mass %
n P Brant Gaes Monroe CO 90
DB Burnham Lawrence K zoo
John n ise Upper Waterville Vt %
E C Dnth Lawrence K ] 2 %
G Langfsllow New Garden Ind 100
P Penniman Boston Mass 2vo
fCkas A Nettlebore New Haven Ccnn goo
Rev u n Longley Peru Mass 200
| d & Z Munsill Winchester Centre c 90
Avery Carey Pitts6eld Mass 90
Eli Weaver Auburn Indiana %
- Palmer Ceatsyille Pa zoo
BENJAMIN Palmer Saeondine KIT 0O
/ A B Kelsey Council Bluffs Iowa 2Ou
Vim W Moore New Santa Fe Mo 9 %
flames Woods Ontario Ohio Oh
iGeerge English South Richland 90
Fzr. pet Victor n Y 1 90
Daniel Higbro II D Sylvan Centre Mich eo
Ice Simons Brandon o 300
Roswell Adams Dsawatamie W
samuel Beidelman Dixon I'll %
Jam 8 Bsbc0ck Horniiesville N %
I0 C Brown Osawatamie K T 90
| Andrew Rard Bloomington < I Loo
! 7oeaa sls5 %
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VIM. P. Ham & Co., Nurserymen.
A Judge Wakefeld's. Oh the California
n Road. between Lawrence and Lecompton.
We have grated Apple Trees of one and two
years growth. and q small lot of Peach, Pear
and Ounce; also Grapes. Pie Plant. Roses and
Dahlias, which will be offered for sale this sea
son. (Feb'y 81. '.7-3ms
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Furs and Buffalo Robes.

HsAsH viii be paid for all kinds of Furs and
OBufaIo Robes by EAx0E q EASTER
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Hear ye! Hear ye !! All the Inhab-
itants of the earth, and especially
of Kansas Territory!

EU RNlTUR Z Furniture Furniture!
J. With the opening Of navigation Ne
shall be on hand with full assortment a
Furniture of all kinds, also Veneer's, Hard
ware. Cabinet and Chair makers maierisI
generally. Cheap for ca,h At our Ol4
Quick Sales and small Proftsi"
DAVIS 4 HENNING.
Ieavenworth City. jan7 ,1e57-sm
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RECEIVING. Forwarding and Commits
IL sion Merchants. Corner Second ant
Cherokee streets, Leavenworth, h. T.
Dec 6, So
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Commission House at Quindaro.
THE undersigned have commenced the ere G.
i ton of ware house at this place, and
will be prepared to transact Commission and
Forwarding business, on the opening of spring
navigation. HALL Il ENGLISH.
Quindaro' Jan. 10. ls:7.-tf
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SQUATTER STORE.

Topeka and Manhattan Stage Line.
WILL leave Topeka every Thursday
morning for Manhattan via. Bourras'
Mission, Mill Creek, and Waubonsa. Re-
turning will leave Manhattan every Monday
morning. This route passes on the south
side of Kansas river and through the most
beautiful portions of Kansas valley, crossing
at Manhattan Ferry, and is the nearest and
best route to and from Fort Riley to the
eastern part of the Territory. n32u
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DERFUMERY, DC. Eau de Cologne,
Il Fancy Extracts, Pomades. Hair Oils,
Trieopherous, Bay Rum and Katharion
Hair Dyes-Carmine and Pearl Powders
" Balm of 1000 Flowers. Fancy Soaps, Fine
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs and Toilet
Articles generally. Also, select lot of jew
elTy. such as Rings, Pins, Lockets, &C., ali
of fine quality. 2-16 W.&F
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Central House,
Allen & Gordon,
I Hall & Co,

DEALERS in Dry Goods. Provisions and
u Groceries, Topeka.K. T. Call and exam
inc. June 16. lS55.-tf.
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David r Mitche1

TT Q DEPUTY SURVEYOR, Land Agent
u. -. and Attorney at Law. Office Le-
compton. K. T., opposite the Land Office
| Wilt attend promptly to Buying and Selling
Land and Town property, Locating Warrants,
Warrants or Money to settlers. locating Town
Sites. giving general information, and collect
| ing debts. De. March l5' lily.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

FTNHE col srtnership heretofore xisting he
L tween the undersigned under tile name
ard style of IIoTnsbys & FerIiil. was hy p'u-
tual consent. dissolved on tn, lst Of December
1856. c. & w. B. lloln>by are alone author.
lied to settle up the business of the f,m
e. HORNSBY,
7. J. FERRIL.
VIZ. Il. HORNSBY.
All persons irdebted to the late firm Of
HoInsbys d Fcrril. are 7, T,Qucsted TO g me or
ward and settle Immediately ~ the business q
the firm must be closed up.
HORNSBYS d FERRIL.
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: A TToRNEYS AT LAW, practice in the
II counties Of Clay and jackson. No.. and
in the counties of johnson, Douglas and Lea
yenworth, in Kansas Territory.
Dec s. ls5A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-16
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TnE WKsT INDIA SUGAR CANE, PER Q. S. SroRR-
SHIP RELKAsE-Townsend Glover, Esq, the United
States Agent for the selection OF specimens of West
planters in the Southern States, favored Us with
call last evening. He informs that the store
ship Release is lying close to the French Market
ia the Second District. The Release comes from
Denarara and Caracas, At which latter place, Mr.
Glover informs us, he found the cane growing =
500 feet above the sea, sweet and hardy, and from
nine To twelve feet high. The Laba is brought
from Dsmarara The store on board consists OF 80
tons in bulk aud 1000 boxes Of cane, packed ia
layers Of earth. These are selected from many
varieties and are of q purple hue. Mr.. Glover ia
OF opinion that the cane will be admirably adapted
for the climate Of Louisiana. There are also spec
linens of West India fruit trees on board
At DemSrara, Mr. Glover wac an eye witness Of
the working of the British system of COoleyism and
the demoraIizing effects OF emancipation. The
Cooeys, he informs US, are hardy and industrioas
they live on the coarsest fare, dress in most
primitive manner. and save money. Their labor
on certain plantations is in a small degree remedy
ng the evils that mockphilanthropy brought upon
the island. The black population he found idle,
worthless vnd debased. The position of white men
e not to be envied as the negroes look upon them
as almost az good as themselves, but not quite
The gallant commander Of the Release is Lisut
Simps, formerly Of the Arctic, who accompanied
Dr.. Kane on his memorable expedition. After
dwelling Ia regions OF snow, the sunny landscapes
OF the West Indies must have had peculiar charm
to him-N O. Delta, ia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-16

Ii Will be seen from the proceedings Of the
lower house Of Congress published Ia another
column, that on saturday last, that body took
up the bill authorizing tie election ofdelegates
10 TORN State Government and Conslitu-
ton for Oregon, preparatory to its admission
into the Uniun An amendment WAS adopted
by vote Of al 10 80 contiuiug the right Of
sutferAge 10 eitizens or ;hs United States at the
election OF delegates.
Is not this a great victory for American
principlesl This IS an emphatic condemnation
that OF Infamous alien feature OF the Kansas
bill aud the Cincinnati platform Which was SO
warmly defended By the Buehsuan Democracy
during the past canvass. Tee true american
sentiment is being awakened throughout the
country, and in tie halls of Congress, and the
Democratic party will never again dare 10
oOntead before the American people that aIlsHs
o.onr country and people shOaid be permitted
10 moald and eOnsrO. the domestic Institutions
Of the Territories.
We doubt not that SD amendmeE. viii also
be offered and adopted 70 The bill authorizing
the election ef delegates 10 Minnesota, pre-
psratOry 20 its admission into the Union as q
State, sgaslAr 70 the amendment abOVs refer
red 70.
These proceedings Of Congress snd the tooe
Of the press 10 every seclion conyiness as that
though the American party may De defeated,
lis principles are taking = deep hold upon the
American heart aud eau never cease 70 exert
4 tremendous inhaence. 50 iong As the welfare
OF the coun,Fy IS deemed OF greater lmpor
lance than The mere triumph Of pollileAi par
ies.- If.salJorl (hg } cSAaasErslstA.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-16
Tribute to tho Memory of Hem. ThOs. L.
Williams.

DIALRoTIo HALL, UNIVERSITY OF N. Q.
Our hearts are filed with sorrow when we
are called upon to render these last tributes of
regard TO the memory of him, who has ever
since bis union with us, been TO our society 30
high an ornament, and who was recently one
of the ablest iurists at the bar of Tennessee.
Judge Thomas L. Williams died at Nashville,
Tennessee, on the I'd day of December, 1855.
He Joined our body about fifty years since
So nobly did be perform every duty whilst
here, his comrades crowned him with their
highest distinctions and taught us to cherish
his Image with fondest recollections. To Us
he was indeed parent; for there are very
few now living whose names are inscribed SO
near the beginning of our scroll.
As one after another of our literary fathers
have fallen under the cod, our eyes were turn
ing more and more directly to this good and
great man, who even in his SEVENTEEN winter
bore promise OF a much longer career Of useful
ness and happiness.
In the death of Judge Williams our State
also experiences the loss Of noble son. He
was a native of Carolina, and though Tennessee
was his immediate theatre of action in his lat
ter days, yet the limits of that State could not
bound the glory of his name, or the high es-
TEEN which all cherished for him wko knew
him as q statesman, friend, or relation.
The bar of Tennessee lsments the death of
Judge Williams as that of q father, we realize
in it the loss of one of our earliest and ablest
cumberland our State will shed over bis
grave the tears of fond mother.
Resol0ed, therefore, That in the death Of
Judge Thomas l.. Williams, the Dialeotic Socs
ely sustains the loss Of one she loved to vene-
rate and whose memory shall live with Us to
the latest period of our existence.
That we mingle our deepest sympathies with
those of the older relatives of the deceased,
and with his younger friends and relations we
lament the death of one who was endeared to
us by all those generous feelings which unite
most atfectionately the children 10 a kind and
aged parent
And, that & copy of these resolutions be
spread upon our minutes, and sent TO the re,
latives of the deceased, and to the Nashville
and Knoxville Uennessee) papers, and the
University Magazine with the request for pub
LEGATION.