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34O Dozen ChOpping Axes,
a
Police Regulations at Race

DENJAEIN Garrett, Isaac Harrison, J. J. McMUrry,
d Jus=ph Ackin, aad 2 @. Bitter, have been a1pln-
t=d By ne a, Spsc!sl D7pu USHER Is q Attsnd the n II
3 r. hlce C1urse during tue ensuing vel. fr the par
pose o. kespinE oTdsr. AID ar f1ly empowered a. make
III arrests ubat I could DO n present u psrson, vioia-
tina tke lrw5 Of the State; suf ~ parsons present o.
The occasion called up1n 20 oOsy their su nm3ns g. aid
sni assist g e@ r. mailing sHch arress
Or IT r L. sNITH. sheriff : @.
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NyIrarIOy-

TIC I isnis snd soq1sintanoes OF Hrs. Felicity
DEEIE. arc respe5tfuuy invited 10 stteHd be funeral
from he re iicnoe q 1T. A gsua-s, o. Unicn street,
THIS AFTERNOON, At , o'cccs.
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imported 20 eur own order, from ths 6ast uakers IN
Euu1e. Gun Aeon. alimelts, all kinds Pistols,
Cclts Derfzgers, Trsuters, Dean, AEams =
nesn, anf ATcu's Pstent, Hunting
Knlges, EEnes, &c
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ROaP5fnu.

MRS y. A..PENE has taken The Honss On Jenerson
NJ street, drst dor raj o. the Esz Thsatrs and A.
I'd u up anew Is rcF prepared 10 BOARD-
kkS b TIE day week or month Her table viii Be aup-
piled vita the best the market sfsrds. STE an1fcits 4
share o puoiio patronHse. Terms vsTy Moderate.
Oct5-im
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Attention is directed to tia advertise
meDt Of " True Turf Oil" It is all It claims
- l.
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Do Chancery I'D Memphls.

JsE. HALLUH, '0Hoi'oT or oaHPIlinaais
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600 Reward

I OST or stolen fr-u ne At the Pair Ground on
Il yesterday a POCKET book c0ntsining as IN m0ney,
a note On J @. Dousharsy ior between sixteen and sew
erteen HUNDRED dollars also, q noe on A. c. Kdncnd-
sou and Wm- htrgan fcr eirht or nine hundred dollars.
a csrti1eate OF deposit Of J. D. Williams & Co., Ter Two
hundred aud @tKiy-dve dolArz. anu sundrT other notes
ard uapcrs- TIE above nEsrd viii te rsid on delivery
Of pocket sooz snd sc1is1ts 70 ms or 70 J D EHnans
Co. THO5. A. IRKDALE.
ocls-tW
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A REMEDY FoR DVsPEPsIA-BrAHAvE's
HOLLAND BIrTERs is now The most simple, de-
lightful, and e%fsctusl remedy for dyspepsia,
before the public. Many Of our most worthy
citizens testify to its efficacy. Toperssns sub
jeet to nervous, and sick headache, it is a val
liable medicine.
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largest Circulation IN the City.
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Per Ben Franklin.

lust received IN store and FOR sale 20 The trad
j leo boxes Wolf's Sehistam Selma. "a,
% 90 Old HraEdr.
% F." Cid Port Vic.
% - Oh Mafelra vine,
so 4" Old ClsTst wine,
80. 900 CI-srs. As LEvY o
oc6 No. 10 Hsffsnn STREET
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To Contractors.

CONTAGIOUS a~e Invited 10 send In proposals to
~ ire ohcp q III Mayor within fftesn days, fer the
building o. Ak -EKET HOUSE, according & Tlsns and
specs astidns lying In the ogca % tsa City Rrsfneer.
me contractor to except CT the receipts uom the stan
rents o. The b1idirg fo-a river peri1d o. yesr-, tosch-
er win The am1unt q IN individual cash Eubscrlaticn n
paTmcn- Of The oonstrrctcn, the City rezertlrg the
right 20 regulate The markst h1urs. &c
slid ID RNWGH- Mr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.,

AVT tatcn out kticrE CT Afmiaist-aIln With
u Tn vii alneEci, on the estate o. thelsfs s1rFh II.
Lesth, 7 hersev n ttfY AZ persons WIN haFe claims
Egslast sail esrEt- n dIe n szEe win me % ny Of
ace. properly al fCnlcatsd a0CFdEg 70 law. or they
viii b. barred Ihlse persons Wh0 arr inlebtedtO the
estate VII plaase G ue Erusrf snf zettie without delsy.
W sNlTH Afu'r VIII VII snuozed.
a-If-Iw va shan Hnuaa Memuhis.
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~ Refer to SPEED. DoEoHO & STHAseK's
rnlumn
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Seals and Presses for LcdEes Courts sud Banks, Fsi
and Ofnaaentai Wcdiins and VISITING Cards,
IN TIE test siyie Of Ire art.
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and stsn-tse less they u-dsrsiaad
Tse ~ a. 49, 10 rl-ha ID IN

but they would scarcely consent 70 maintain a
Hstinue Of imPosters, rougss and mouutebanks
az an annual expense Of say So COO 8 head. Il
is not probable that they would sabmit to be
juggled oct Of their dearest rights for such q
pitful consideration.
The long and short Of the matter Is just this;
HE indiscriminate abuse Of politicians Springs
from TIE natural propensity Of mankind TO be
fault finding and hsTs 70 please The majority
Of people cannot rest unless they are ever be-
rating and be-cTitieising the iDpsrfeetions and
Shortcomings Of those whom they have II
some wiEe placed under obligations II We
examine tie rolls Of time, We will 6nd that
public men, as a body, are really as good, if
not better, in al the attributes Of moral Ak
e~eiience than the common rua Of their con-
tsmperaTies and vet none OF them have
escaped the fsngs .of satire in some shape or
other. This is the verdict Of history. There
Election is doubtless consolng to those of the
present, whose meFitOrious acts and unbiem-
ished personal character have not availed 70
rescue them from the universal fate Of poll
t~icians. For ourselves we are heartily dis
gusted with al this cant about the wickedness
and unworthiness Of politicians. We can sec
no reason why tkey-being men-shouldnot be
In the long run, Just as good as any ether sort
CT men. However, it is The fashion to stigma
tiso them, and who 50 insane as to attempt 70
| reason mankind out Of a Fashionable error 2
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A GHEfLENAE n Ne csuntry, having losf Bis wife,
"A hzs pretty femsie chhf Of essht months Old, whnh
ne h47 20 means n tnki1S care Of. His ehifct q 20 pas
" where u VII receive ktnereis ard attention, as II
would otherwise Be raised amonE neEr0es. Any person
fhling 70 ad1pt he chiid, or receive u into their family,
WI pitsse drop : Don 70 LII
ee2o-lmdas Box n, P o, Memphis
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JsWelry made to order and repaired.
Watches repaired by experienced wOrkmen.
All work warranted
No. 4 CIark's Marble BIock.
n.nrEhlrnuIr
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MEMPHIS RACES.

THE Memphis sud Charleston Rsilrosd OompEDy viii
Z run h1urly trains 70 ard from TIRE RACE DUN
taTinE the entire W-ek First train viii leave Memphis
1t 10 O'Clock A. Il Lass trAia viii ave the Rsee
Ground at 5 0'c.ock ?. n Pare goi1g aud rsturniag
% cents. Passecg 20 nut fcure tcsfts bsfare entering
TIC cars. AYERS
OCT Superintendent West Division.
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$50 RAWard

I WILL give III aboVe reward Including ne fessa
Il allowed BY isE Tor the apureh-n -ion and deifve-
y % me q ~ urrTo man TON r. q 81 dsrkTA
co7per color. cfrathfr > eucar frame Abaut 5 'eel@&
S or ? inches blgh ard has the cCmmon kinky hair o.
black neE-oe-- me eye IS nearly ROUTE cut thongh
tler- sbnt f-d- Il a19 hfemi.h -SIb,e He IS shout 4s
ye.rsot Let y. y T~REZEvANr
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sPECTACLEs,

Gold, Silver anil Steel Frames, Pebbles, Peris-
copies, English and other kinds.
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Chnn0e Of Depot.

FIfuE pstTols q the E8rfhau Elma'o I@rs7itut8 VII
& strp % the Coi frvlie Drrot, INSTEAD Z at Fayette
uherethcy vii aud a ready conveyance BY the Hessrs.
? rIl. rLo hsve a Sod ca piF " horses. B ggi-s and
e drst rate hkCS. o p D0CGLAsS.
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"AFTER DARK -

AFTER DARK
A EEW novelty Eutf Collins.
n Argus, INV novel b. the author Of Ids Mav-
True 70 the Last ; CT Ai8ae en- a wide, y lie See. ~
A s Roe. 20
Courtship snd h~atrimony. by Robert Norris
he HsEer % the Fock. ~ Psarce agau
wilson's Humsn Anatomy, q new and snIargsI edf-
ton.
Play and s.uiy, Ahook FOR Children, b. Kiss Leslie
The Aotheriess Chndrsn, . book fr ChTdre1, b.
Miss Leslie.
Parton's Life q Aaron Burr.
Ransom The Rensgstos aFequel % BIZ JohnHn.
Gentle Annie Heloiist. &C.
ms absvo. together viii . large lot q Bank Boets,
SatlonsrTs a., have inst beeH received b.
W.R. STRANGE a Co.
oi1 undsr ODD Fellows Hall
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In Chancery al Memphis.
In Chancery ed MemUhis.

In ChaEceFy at Memphis.
CTATE OF FINN ,S5EE AT Hules h-id in tie
- Clerks 0hoe, Charc y siie q The Common Law
and Chanoery Court o: ths city Of Esmpsis. Monday,
Oct Der an, 1873
John c. Rotor gH1 wife Nay BaHon, CirdeTfIs Bolt.n
FRANKS DO { n, Lneua B1ton and others,
Compartments,
%.
I L. Billion. wade Il. B,tnu. va hinrtel RlItoa. r os
Dickens end Samuel D.cksus, DEFENDANTS.
It appearing from Ef11svit hsef In tals ca1ss that TIE
DEFENDANT, fhos. nickene, 8 aucn r. sfieHts cfthe ssate n
Tennessee Il Is ordered thst BE- 40 enter his appsr-
aaeo herein befo e or within the drs. Tires cars q 40
next term OF said court, q Be heii On tks fudrth Mordav
m November next. Qs681 ard pie a. ausser. or demur
% eompiaiuant's bfl, or ths ssms vii b. taken for cor
fessed a. 10 bin and set FOR heariuE Gr-pdrfs, and that
a oupy Of this order be publ shed once q week for four
successive weeks In the MenTh Appeal.
Att JOH c. LAHIEa,
Clerk AID Master
JOHN HALLUsI, soldier sr osuplsinsuts
r-FA RI
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Notice.

BOTAHICO-MEDICAL COLLEGE.
TIE steckho,ders q his ilstitution who are in ar
IL reaFs, are nstifsd thst their respective lustGu-
meats now due ae teqaired o Be paad, % meet TIE d.
manfs f- repairs preparatory 90 the ensuing lectures (;
q a theefr - hsped that the friends - he Institution
Ein cad without delay, aEi they se re- pccffuly 70
questsf % De 50 The urEency-of a speedy settlement
iii insure success b IRE lnstitutirn-
JOHN J. BYRD, Traasur r.
ocfs-at Oace C1mmsrcia College, ~ Main street.
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In C%hanceFy at Memphis.
OTATE OF TENHESsEs AT kulss he'd iu the
OTKs one, Isanoeiy sle u lhr 9 mmon Law sHe
chsnesry oogd Of tee city o. ksEpais Aoaday, Oo-
Edward Bray, Compsinsnt
wm. u. Phulips wn .. PhMips John ". h-sou and
bis wife EiEsseth Mason, and others
It appearing from smiagil aisd 10 tbs esu-e hst he
DefcnisLts, John w. assoa and his vife. Ei1abeth
s. Mason. are noa-residsnts % the State q Ten
ne-see: Il Is ore 81 fhat thgy Do enter thrir ap-
psarAlcs herein before o. within the drst three days Of
the next terfa o. sail Csurt. 20 Be he'd on the fourth
hoaesy IN Hov5mosr nr1t pe5l and pl Sd, answer OF
demuf d Complainant ii l. CT the sans will Be taken
FOR confessed IS to them, and set tr heaIlns e=-PGIfe
and hat a c-py OF this order Be- Published o1c- a week
fvT tOur successive v,eks n ths Memphis Appeal
A copy-Aticsti JOHN @. LASER,
Clerk and Sss.er.
A. wRIoHT. s9lid.sr for soma.lzAat
In Cnancery at Memphis.
CTATE OF TENNEsSEE-At Rules heidin the Clerks
- once, Chanoery side Of the Common Law an chan
ee1 Court q he City q Memphis, Aondsyi cct9l erfth,
Gso-se v. Manchester, IS guardian Of Hsea n. win
chester, Coupisiaa7t.
James ". Brse6Isve, OphsiIa Usrdy. Pierre A. Harfy,
Unlsa Smith, Napoleon Brecdiove srd oth,rs,
n .pDe.rlpr from .ssavit alsd IN ms es5ss 80
the d. ~ferdant5, James ". Bredlcvs. ophslia Hardy,
Pierre A. Ha.dy, Urfids Suih. Napoitoa Bres1iove,
Jsnes ". Breed We, u, Mary Brecdlove. Andres J.
DrNtAoNH san- 81 NANfNr AANaAN DNNN0FNf US
" ANS, u. " HHls, Lueinlus J. winchester Amazd
simpson John o. shslbg, Laur @. Bl1od and Henr
Blood, arr non-resiienfs OF he State q Tenues
see: II IL ordered that they Do enter their appear
ance herein, before or within the hrst thee Gays 81 the
next term Of said Court. 70 Be he'd on the fourth Monday
IN November next, Qs5sl ard plead, answer, or cemur
70 ormplsinsnt's bill, OF TIE same win Be takfn Tor con-
fesscd as to them, and set Er hcaring. e-p-cTfs; and
that = oopy Of this order he published once q week for
-four successive weeks In the Memphis appeal.
Accpy-attest: OHN q ME
Clerk and Master.
HALLUn. TERGER. FARRIN0ToS, guild md
solicitors for q mp ainaTt. oci6-sS.tv
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.LEaE RPcPIrPN
Stray HnEsSn

: n BARRELS Ausgha-y Acurtsin Rye WHISKY
" warranted pure HANKS LLOYD
.~fE
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DANCING AcADE7Y
9 GAYoso HOTEL BALL ROOM"
Hons n. 81. Naur stnart

nEzsssIs his c1up,imsuts O. he ladies' and gentle
zen o. Heuph1 eaf ar- pi-asrre IN announcing
% then that % sccommoi O. hts uausr0-s pafrlns and
ses-t clEEel be has oltal7rd tks a. o. The shove buI-
Iaat Bal L1om-ass0utsiy um ls maEriaccLca aEd
Eproiutuen's edus Tfrdf In t1e z its1 STATES. The
Cia9ses wTI uest en- te f1iieui-E savs ard hours
Juvenile C~i1gs-HEsas aus Ha-ter-Ou TUESDAY,.
rHUEsDAY and SATURDAY, ngm k=f pas Z tu
Geek q the sfterllon
P1uCfc and Sslfcf Ciags-fer Tafics-verv AOg-
Az, DSESDAV sd FsIDAT. rom 10 mi tn ths
morulnE-
ne CrHrse uueULc-y af t~c rCt1 i-u-c-e-rnfE IL
IrcduCiua " Les TaEcefE d s Is graEarurr 70 a
saTte." LTmp-ratrc8 a-d th- BaImcral Q1aIrIr ss. as
dsE-da a. tie MdhneCF ard S1irses UcnsgHfe o. re
elite and rrcluus 81 Tie Grad Fstcs heic atCherbaurs
ant Banoral.
Further PARTICULARS mffe anluu hv Circular CT appN-
alton 70 be Gzgcso H0uss where n 81. n. Stuart can
b. seen st BE r-oEs eurT dlv r-u 70 o. p
DuriHg the Courso sev-raI Ncfincrf ara S0-resg vi
be 1gens eK ussy O. the pupis md fhei- immediate
frfenfs.
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ENGRAVING.

rABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY OF ALI KINDS
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TWO HUNDREn
D5sSOEsgE5OsI.
CARD
.EinhEfOnPs

Having Withdrawn from the house OF Goodyear, Knspr
s %, 7 return my thanks 10 my frisnds and the psbIc
and solicit 9 oSHtinus.acs OF their patronage 20 the hmI
g literally be to-td On The late G m
ocIq-st I. =. KNAPP.
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Ifnh Aacea ever the hemphis Coursn VIII ccmurnce
On TUESDAY, ths 18th October 1854 and c1HiInus
The Sweepstakes have oosed with the following entries.
SECOND DAY-wEBHEsDAT. OCTOBER 20.
Two year Old Stake, dash Of one mile. eos; go f0r-
rhos r. Poludexter names bay talt By imported York
shire, oct OF sally Morgan byimDo-ted Emancipation
out Of Mamie Mansfield.
VT CheafhaD nemes 2 year old chestnut colt b.
Giencos; dim. soRon Love ~ Levi1;hEn.
XII Doom names bay Oily b. Abb n cam. Sovereign.
Jams Jackson names chestnut GuF Fanny EHFg, By
Imp Ambsssad0r; dam. Ids.
v. Rogodtree nsmes chestnut colt b. Epsilon dan
By limo. o enooa.
same dag. Jockey Club. purse 500. mile heats. 3 IN s.
THIRD D~AY-THURsDAY, OCTOBER 81.
me Harper stake for syeEro'ds, $500 SioO two mio
heat.
James L Bradley names bag ally Dee Gnss, By imp.
0lenooe; dam, Brown Kitty. By BIRMINGHAM.
DAN n. Osisy name Pots, ~ 81 neoei sam, in
ported stuops.
Gu 3 Blythe names black colt Biswatha, By Albion I;
dau, Ssgener. Also. Eey Dean bay sny By AIbionj
". Roundfrss namss Laura Williams. By Gisuooe;
dana, lane watson. Ais ehrstnut ally ~ Afbio1i dam,
Eud0ra-
James Jackson Names brJvn ely Eny Bynum, By
slenooei dam. otneilO- Also, sck colt MARI Toung,
By Aitlon5 dam, Lilac.
Tom Eoore names bay dry By imported Shamrock, the
dam Of Little Corporal. Also Chestnut geldins By third
Boston, dam sally Jones.
W Harper names Henplsnd, b imported York
Shirei dam, Blinkey, b Auelh John.
FOURTH DAY-FRDAT. CcrosER q.
Joekey Club, purse 600, two nile heats.
FIFTH D~AT-sATuRDAY OCTOBER %.
JOckey Grub. purse 81 coo, foar mile heats.
A vEk over the above course eniities the horse 70 The
Wh. 7. R~OUNBTREE, Pr0prict0f,
fuu16-aui7 Memphis. Tenneeaee.
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BL.fNsK BOOKS.

VA lSBn ~
No. 3l3 Main Street,
HAEE fusi l-Ccltfd 8 lei FRA dssaFrm-nt a. &C
n COuST. RECORD and N~E9OeAEDUa E-OZS,
cluntns-Houss and Fancy statioaeI- a. ~hih they
vii sell at reduced prizes. sep25 In
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Spn lt6t Mprssas bis nlr Ra6m ttaes.
Or. y a1fee,
GfFCa: @de son @abetts unb 2erinetpn IraBe,
eseenpber bent @tOnument. Seuore,
Gull5n Baltimore, Wb.
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W4RNFFvI4E8NFINW
sss sssaIt@s !, Baltimore gDe6sSH ssEAsAs
s.sgn SJSsragn (rait NIsnabme tes @qRNtd9S) un3
fsifet y GeutS per 9DC6e, an bte SrG8eF sattbGr.
Der ..goe6sr" wirb ebeafaus in gDafbmatOn unb
gD6eeftne tasItG hurU 3rG8er ben AtOunsHten
ins 5aHs befVrgt. -
2urh bie gOf ptrfenket fOfet Der tSeIiGe ,gDeder1
$3.50 per Sapr, IN nnb % stnetsr 80 rEa Wsb e.
ablun6. - ! s
RS- Das g9 d en Hat 6eS Baltimore gDeder
erf&etntieb 5reas unb tORet idbrtid $2.in unbe.
tinster Wprausbesabluns. ~S-s
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therefore, that those who have been dis
posed to consider the question of admitting
Kansas as a slave State with the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, a question of sham DEM
ocratic policy simply, and that they might
aid and abet Douglas, with view to des-
troy his party, will take different stand
point, and look into the matter with more
concern for the future. A regular tight
between sections of the sham-democracy,
would be good thing, and if it resulted
as did that between the Kilkenny cats, a
blessing to the country. But this fight, is,
we apprehend, about to assume sectional
issue. between the South and the North
slavery and anti-slavery-and may require
the exercise of the most devout patriotism
to prevent disastrous result.
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senator cass VS.. Secretary Cas..

Good old Gen. CAss is the fairest specimen
of the political supplejack extant. He is con-
stantly turning summersets, performing at
least one of those feats of agility, every twelve
months. The astonishing ease with which he
turns over, speaks well for the mode of living
which has preserved to the sexegenarisn vet
eran the fiexibilityof joint ola youth ofseven-
teen. One year ago, in response to an invita-
ton to attend a WALKER sympathy meeting
at New York, Senator CAss said:
"Messrs. Isaiah Rynders and Others: 1t is
not possible for me to attend your meeting,
though sincerely hope the increment may be
successful. Think the best interests Of this
country and all the acOrId require it,"
Now, the author of this sentiment having,
in the meantime, become Secretary CAss, has
WALKER arrested as a violator of the neutrali-
ty laws and pirate.
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GRAPE CULTURE IN rue South AND WEST
Prof @. Q. SWALLOW, State Geologisr OF Mis-
souri,, in q recent letter TO the Patent Office.
suggests the dea that the extensive areas in
Kentucky and Tennessee, known AS the "Bsr-
rens, may be rendered valuable for whey ards.
Shoald this prove true, tho numerous caves
contained in the limestones of those regions.
would become very valuable as places of stor-
age for wines.
He says that there seems to be no doubt
that IL can be demonstrated To the satisfaction
of all Intelligent sine-dressers that there are
at leest 90, 0oo, 600 acres Of land in Missouri,
Kentucky and Tennessee, on which the vine
will succeed q. well as in France or Germany.
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Alabama.

In 1850, Alabama was one of the States
that sustained the Compromise Measures,
and repudated the Southern Convention
lists and Disunionists generally. In this,
she carried out the doctrines she supper
ted, under the Jackson Administration,
the notification era. Her Legislature
last week adopted resolutions, unanimous
~, authorizing and providing, in case of
the refusal to admit Kansas into the
Union, under the Lecompton Constitu-
ton, for calling convention of the people
to adopt such measures as the crisis may
seem to them to demand. This would
appear to indicate that all parties in that
State. Americans, Wings and sham Dem
ocrats, are alike opposed to further submits
sion on the part of the South to the aggres-
sions of the anti-slavery North, and that
they regard the rejection by Congress of
the Lecompton Constitution, US such an
aggression. However this may be regar-
ded by others, to us it appears a matter of
great moment, and tending to serious con-
sequences. For State, uniformly conser-
vative upon those questions which have
involved the stability of our Union, to take
the stand which Alabama now assumes,
there must be some, at least in her view,
potent cause. 1t will not do to pass over
her position with sheer as to its propriety
or sound policy. That she feels that she
has sufficient cause for taking il, renders il
a matter of grave imports and it is the
duty of ali who desire TO preserve our in
situations TO treat il as such. We trust,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21

eB The Paris Chariyari pretends to have been
informed by its correspondent at Washington that
Mr.. Buchanan was present in the House during the
reading of his message, with his pockets full OF re-
volvers, and that, not satisfied with the reception
given to the document, he shot at the clerk, the
speaker, and several members of the opposition
and then, on his way home through Pennsylvania
avenue, emped the rest OF the barrels on the pas.
serssby. Charivari asserts that Gen. Walker him.
self wrote that part of the message which refers to
bis own movements, aud insists on treating the
President as confirmed iTibuster.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
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