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Congregational.
w ARLINGTON, Apr

WASHINGTON. April :.
SENATE. A dlscuSiye debate on the cX
Isnsivo printing OF picture books in con
necticn with exploring expeditions TO Ok
place.
Mr. Fcssendcn moved that Congress
should not order the publication OF any
work until all the manuscript of the same IL
in.
The discussion was terminated by mo
ton from Mr. johnson, Of Arkansas, TO
amend the public printing approved August
lsa2. and that il be discussed Thursday
next II the amended bill shall pass, said
Mr.. j., it will put u stop to the abuses so
justly complained oil.
MIR. Gwin OF Cal, reported bill for the
conveyance Of the mails, troops, and s,orrs.
from the Missouri river to California by
railroad. lie rccapltulated the provisions
Of each section oi the bill, and urged imme
date action. lie also quoted the statistics
of the various rou,g~ adding that the con
tractors would locate tue route between the
territories.
Mr.. Braioriok ot Cal agreed with his
colleague in urging immediate action. lie
said that from the 23d parallel it wosld
cost moro 10 build the line north to San
Francisco than from Salt Lake Thrive
four,hs OF the population Of California live
in the northern portion OF the State.
The subject Was p's,pcned until 'omor.
row
The Diplomatic ami Consular Appoin,
men, Bill was passed with verbal amend
ments.
The bill for the restoration Of oNicer'
dropIcd by the Naval Retiring Board Wa
also passed
Mr. Douglas, from the committee on Ter
ritor'es, reported u bill Tor the admission o
Arihonla with an amendment. Narioo
bills relating 10 the District OF Columbia
were ad'ancd stage. The pr~iding OH
Ger informed the senate that the Preri,in
had approved the bill TO acquire land 70
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Ireland. After some debate Q motion for
the previous question wss nsgatived by l27
majority, when the subject was dropped.
10 the Lords on the 9th the sanitary
condition Of the army was debated, and tho
Government promised the adoption Of neces-
sary improvements.
The appointment Of Pelssier a. ambassa-
dor from France gave very general satisiac-
ton In England. The Tunes Paris core
spondent believes Pelissier To be warm par.
tisan Of the English alliance.
The log Of the frigate Niagara shows that
on several occasions she made over 300 miles
in twenty. -four hours. Her passage would
have been quicker bu. for the bad quality Of
coal.
II is reported that Allsop, Orsini's &C.
complcc, offered ~ surrender, provided soy
crnmen, would be at the cost Of his defence.
The returns Of the Board Of Trade show
falling of 10 expo u in February Of over
E2S.000 compared with the same month last
year.
The Notifications Of Malta are 10 be
augmented and repaired Immediately The
Dukes Wellington and Devonshirc have
been created Knights Of the Garter. The
decision Of the Court Of Admiralty in the
case OF the ships 1uscarora and Andrew
Foster. has been confirmed.
The U. =. Secretary Of Legation at Der.
lin will succeed Hamilton Seymour at Wen
ma. Sir j. Champion will succeed Lord
WoolhOue at st. Petersburg. Mr.. Bu-
chanan, Minister at Copenhagen, succeeds
Lord Howden at Madrid. Mr.. Elliott, Sc
cretary Of Legation at Vienna, succeeds Bi-
chanan at Copenhagen. Mr.. Howard. Sc
cctary Of Embassy at Paris, will succeed
Lord Normandy, Minister at Florence. Lord
Chelsea succeeds Mr. Howard.
The Times city article says funds opened
steady at improved prices yesterday, and
subsequently, experienced further advance,
which was well maintained. II IL believed
bank rates on 1'husiay next will be reduced
t02Ia
IsDrA.--Sir Colin Campbell, with fifteen
regiments OF European infantry, two regi-
mcnts and detachments Of two Others Of ia.
tive cavalry eighty heavy guns and mortars
and sixty-three field pieces had crossed the
Gangos. The attack at Lucknow was ey-
pccted to commence in February.
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Thrsr Day, Late, from Europe.
HALIFAX. April 10.

~ ~ ~ w.
The ROYAL mail steamship America. from
Liverpool on the morning of the 2,th ult..
arrived this l.. NJ She passed the Europa
from New York. in the channel. The An.
glo Saxon. from Portland, arrived out On,
the 2a,h.
GREAT BRrAiS,--ln the lorls On the
18th the Earl OF Malmcbury, referring 10
the case OF the British engineers at Naples,
said Mr.. Wat, had arrived in England, anal
tina, Parks had bscn liberated on bail,
In the Commons, Mr.. Griffith askcd the
Chancellor Of tn, Exchequsr If the law oil
crrs II the Crown intended to demand full
and ample compensation TO Mcssrs. Watt
and Iarks Tor the trcatmeut they had NJ
coiycd.
Mr. plTaeli declined to answer
A moicl IS 10 Ia granted TO all troops
.rrving in India. and clasp for Delhi and
/ Lucknow.
Mr. Ro.buck brought forward his mo-
too ior the abolition OF the yiccroyalty Of
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ELECTION PRECINCTS oYRAxsEy COUNTY FOR
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N A S III V ILL E:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1858.

BLAcKwooD for March. and the ECLECTIC for
their high reputation. The former Is hiied
with its usual "quantum of good reading.
Besides the continuation of BULwER's . What
will he do with it," we have three other most
interesting articles, viz g. Zanzibar or, two
months in East Africa Food and Drink"
and .Curiosities of Natural History"
But the "EcLECTIc" is even richer than
usual. The one pictorial establishment of
the number is two portraits in one plate,-re-
presentations in Mr.. SARTAIN's best meZzotint,
of Mr.. and Mrs FREDERICK WHLIAE- over
whose late marriage the papers of both con-
tinents have been going into ecstasies. If the
"royal pair resemble these portraits, they
are a very good-looking couple. though we
have seen hundreds of prettier girls in Amer
lea than the model Princess. Victoria, Adel alde'
&C. and among our young drep-eyed' ana
dark-bcarded SouthrOn g sOvcriegns many
finer looking fellow than the &" noble printer"
Prince Frederick William, Of Prussia The
81, ctions contained in this number OF the
Magazine are - marvellously : fine. We nave
the Memoirs Of Bousset" from the Edinburgh
-. Sense of Pain in men and animals from
the Quarterly" The Phenomena OF hunger
and Thirst from Blackwood, I" Half an hour
with Charlemagne from Titan, aud = The
Atheisms of Geology " from the Eclectic Re
view The O, ms - of the number, however,
w, consider to be, The Physical Geography
of the Sea- review Of Lieut.. NJ. F. MAURY S
late work, from Fraser's Magazine-"A Wo-
mans Thoughts about WOman," from Cham
ber's Journal, which sounds to us exceeding
ly Broate iah and most int resting paper
from the Dublin University Magazine, entitled
"VittOria ColOnna."
If we were shut out from the world, with
"plenty of money, and nothing TO do we
should take the &" ECLECTICr for our cOmpan-
ion, and p -titnn the enterprising Publisher. to
make it a weekly instead Of monthly, for
our especial benefit!
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tn iCUGH TICKETS At LASr.-Wc see by the
has gone into eject upon the route to the East
through East Tennessee. The Railroad, South
of the East Tennessee Road, including the
Memphis and Charl ston. have Joined in an
agreement to commute passegcrs over th ir
re p ctive roads and give through tickets ir IN
NV Orleans and Memphis to all The main
points on the Eastern routes. We hope the
Nashville & Chattanooga Road will also enter
into the Arrangement. The saving TO the
travelling public is immense both as regards
the purse aud trouble of getting new tickets
at the end Of every road, aud especially saves
the necessity and expense Of buying gold Or
foreign money for the route.
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General News.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-COmmissioners
Powell and Mccullough start for Utah to-
morrow.
The House adjourned to attend the obse-
quies of Benton.
Aft adjournment Mr.. Craig, of n. c., and
Mr.. Helper, author of the impand ng crisis,
had a fight on the floor of the Hall. Mr..
Helper was arrested by the Sergsant-at-arms.
The Senate also adjourned to attend Mr..
Benton's Obsequles.
FOREIGN.-A letter from Paris announces
the death of Gen. Thomas Aspstant.
NEw ORLt ANS. April 1.-THE river con-
tinues very high; it has run over the levees
in sev' raj places on this side of the river.
near the city, but all have been repair, d. Ga
the oppOsi t side there is a crevasse $40 feet
wide, OVERLOOKING the plantations; Other
crevasses are II port d above, each doing i'm
mense damage. A h avy rain fl IL yesterday,
completely flooding the streets for two hours.
The wind was very high.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE President.
Cabinet, Foreign Ministers and Senator'S and
r representatives. attend, d the obsequi,s of Col.
Benton. His remains l. fl, via. Baltimore, on
the Ohio Railroad for ST. Louis.
Gov. Bigler rendered the President regi-
ment of Pennsylvania volunteers.
The Cabinet had long session on Utah af-
fairs.
The Pr, sident cont mplatos sending a mes
sage to COngr.s Oh the subject.
New YORK, April l2.-Thomas +. Whitney,
eX-m mber of Congress, died.
The Brig Albert Adams from Wilmington,
previously reports d lost, arrived at Bermu-
Ia on the 10th in distress.
PHILADELPHIA. April IA mass meeting
of the friends OF Henry Clay, is to be held fof
the reformation of L new national purity.
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The Atlantic Monthly, No. 6, For APRIL 1853,
just received by john YORK 4 CO.
mlT.a
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PERsoNAL-Among the passengers on the
!SaLlis Hea which arrived early yesterday
mOrning, we noticed BES. NJ. RrNYAN,
ESD, of the iron house of Runyan, Hllman
il Bro, OF st. Louis. The tine business capac-
i:y and social qualities Of Mr.. X. render him
a fIvorite wherever known, aud We are pleas
ed TO add (for we regard him still As one OF
our citizens) that in his adopted city his mer-
its as shreNd business man are duly appre-
ciated 10y the hundreds of thousands who go
to swell the great metropolis OF the west.
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Coop ADvICE.-The thousands of cripples
whom rheumatism has left with tifIen Joints,
or whom palsy has bereft of the use of their
limbs, are advised to try DR.. BRACES Arctic
LINIMENT, which has never yet fail d to cure
Il single ease Of the kind in which a fair trial
has been made. 1t is also useful in + Taxing
muscles contracted or drawn up from cramp;
in reducing or scattering white swellings: in
heali ulcers, and in curing all manner of
eruptiyc diseases Of tn skin, such a. letter,
ringworm, scald-hcad, dc. 1t is also useful in
healing wounds Of all descriptions, and in re-
moving wcns and tumOrs. This Invaluable
article is already obtaining wide circulation
and celebrity and many marvellous cures have
been wrought by it.
1t is also invaluable in curing the diseases of
horses ard cattle, and is in general use by all
the livery stable keepers in the United States.
Dor sale in Nashville by BERRY 4 DEMO
VILE.
An agent is wanted in every town and vii
lagc. Applications should be mad. to BRAGG
Il BURRowEs. ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always
be accompanied by good reference.
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1rS- We note among recent changes in our
business houses, that the old firm of CLIFTON
IL ABBOTT, Clolhiers, has been dissolved
the firm of CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & Co.. taking
ITS place. The new firm is composed of ener-
getc, competent business men. Their estab-
liShment is supplied witha well selected stock
of gentlemen's furnishing goods of the latest
and most elegant styles, which will be made
up TO order fashionably. HARVEY. the great
cutt +. is rttaiu, d, and will continue to pre-
side at the boards.
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Shirts and Collars.

TUST 90 hand another invoice Of shirts, winch we
81 warrant TO be superior every way, and 70 ii
better than any other style, with without collars
preferred, Tor sale iow by
febJ-u i H MCSIIl-
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ANNUAL CELEBRATION AND GRAFTON.
The Annual Celebration Of the Grand
Lolye Of Tennessee, Independent Order of
obi Fellows, will take place on Thursday at
trrnoon, 18th inst. All members Of the Or
der in good standing are earnestly invited 10
part c;pate. The Ord1r of Exercises will be
as follows:
The members Of the Order will meet at
their Hall punctually at l o'clock p. NJ,
where procession will b. formed, and move
in the following order:
Down Summer street to Cedar, through Ce-
dar street to the Public Square, around the
Square to College, up College to Union,
through Union to Cherry, up Cherry to
Church, through Church to Vine, up Vine to
Broad, through Broad to High, down High to
Cedar, through Cedar to Cherry. and down
Oh Try to the Gaiety Theatre. Arrived at
the Theatre, the following Order Of Exercises
vii! be observed;
MUSIC By THE BAND.
Veal Music - OPENING ODE.
PRAYER.
VOCAL MUSIC.
OCafi0n-BY Bro. W. X. BOWLING.
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
CLOSING ODE.
BENEDICTION.
After the close of the exercise the members
of the Order will resume their places in the
procession and move TO their Hall.
The ladies aud the public generally are res
ctfully invited to attend.
q. W. CUNNINGHAM Cti.f Marshal.
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MCLEANS CORDIAL.-As may be Sc N. we in
: rt thi- work the advertiser mt of Mel an's
Cordial sc.
Ii i very II known we are not particu-
larly favorable TO patent IN d cines. and. a. 81
gncr,l thing. oschew the whole of them with
but little err mpny. and with tn : sentiments
we d clincd ins rting this advertiS mnnt anti.
We knew what were tn mgr, dients Of h.
medicine, ard how compound d. This we
have learn, d. and b .lieying as W. do that the
ingredients al, good and the compound Judi
ciOusly made. we r commend it as Il mixture
worthy OF public confidence.
The above is from the ST. Louis Christian
Adrocyte edited 10y the celebrated Rev. Dr..
MCANALLY, which speaks volumes in favor of
Mel ans Cordial. We say to all, tryit. See
the advertisement in another column.
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Digest of Tie Decisions of the Supreme
COURT or TENNESSEE, from VI. Humphreys TO the
present time, by II. VoLuNrINE-price 50.
For sale by JUHN YORK * co
MARIO No. IS Union 81
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Ehc sSEIixir.o

Prepared by Dr. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS-
TEIsY, and nothing but DYSlEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its own merits obtained for
itself So high reputation in Philadelphia, that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties, using them
selves and prescribing it 10 their patients, convinced,
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
sordcred digestive organs u healthy function. NJ
me-ous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
Of the Medical Faculty, have by the Of this
Elixir, been restored perfect health, atested
.dcates testify. aprl3-ly
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SPRING FAIR.

The Annual Spring Fair Of the davidson county AG-
ricuura and Mechanical Society for the year 1855,
Will be- held at the Fair Grounds Nashville the
4th 10 sta Of May inclusive. Liberal premiums are OF
fcrcd list IL which, with regulations for hodiur
may he had on application To l. p WILLIAMS, Sccrcta-
ry at the office Of the southern Homestead, No Il I
Dradrick street or at this once. Membership Tick
cts emitting the holder to all the privileges OF the 80
ccty FOR the year 1895 and access the grounds
during the ~prus Far, may be bad Tor 81, applca-
ton TO iuos. b. JonNsuN, Treasurer.
WM G. HARDING,
Feb. 22-triw Swtd. President
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DIED,

In this city, Sunday last, Of Scarlet Feyer, NARS
CLAIR, ID daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jo q. BssowN.
In this city, Sunday the ilth inst. at the resi-
denee OF Dan A. Johnston, Miss MANY JASE REED, IA
2Ist year age. The deceased she lived, died
a devoted Christian.
In ST. Louis, al the residence Of his son in law Mr.
Thos j. Heny the 9Th iast, DAVID 5. jameson aged
fy-nye years and six mouths and for The las twenty
three years a res.deat OF e. Louis.
III Nashville, Aurfreesboro' and claFksylile pa
pers copy.
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Dbolesale Groceries.
NOEL s. CO.,
Wholesale GrOcerS
And Dealers in
COUNTRY PNODVCE,

NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Sugars.
100 hhds. fair to choice su- bxs. Havana Sugar;
gar; IS bbls. Loaf Sugar;
10 hhds clarified Sugar; 10 90 powdered Sugar;
Coffee.
600 bags Rio Coffee: IS bags aguyra Coffee:
loo bags Java Coffee;
Liquors.
400 bbIs. Pixies Whisky; 40 do Fine Brandies;
100 - Deans do; rs bbls American Brandy;
$50 q Wiltshire do; 10 " Malaga Wine;
$50 box. super old Brandy; Is " Gin;
IS bbs * = bbls. Cherry 80 % Walkers sup. Ale;
Brandy; so boxes 81. Johns Claret
Is barrels superior Port Vine;
Wine; IS baskets Champagne
rs bbs. smiths Reserve Vine. assorted;
Whisky; 80 boxes Champagne CT
so bbs. pure Rye do; der
80 do. Monongahea do;
Tobacco.
IS boxes f S. Powelrs To- 200 boxes Jack Fastan
20 boxes Southern Belle 80 bxs OG Com. Tobacco;
Tobacco; Is " Industry Tobacco;
Cigars.
10000 Napoleon Cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind Cigrs;
5000 Josephine Cigars; so 900 Brands assorted:
We will also purchase at the highest market prices
the following articles of country produce.
Pea Nuts, Lard, Cotton Yarns,
Feathers, Tallow Flour
Beeswax, White Beans Meal
Ginseng, Peas, Chewing Tobacco,
Flax Seed, Eggs Peach Brandy
Wheat, Butter Apple Brandy
Rye, Rags, Pink Root.
Oats, Tar, Coperagc
Corn, Hay, Orchard Grass Seed
Mett Seed, Hemp, Blue Grass
Dried Peaches, Bagging, Timothy
Dried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass
Wool, Pow Lines Hamn
8acon, Bed Cords, Onions,
Potatoes. &c, &c Sc
Country dealers and farmers having any Of the above
for sale will do well 10 call when they visit the
city. June 26-tf
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LitIeII,s Living Are.

The first number of the enlarg' series of
''7He LiviHg Age' has been received. Is con-
tents are principally selections from standard
British Periodicals. made with singular good
taste and judgment. "7he Liyjng Age" is pub
lished Wet ky, is a medium octave and con-
talns eighty pages. The price of subscription
is Sc PER annum. Address STANFORD & De-
LIssER, Publishers, 637 Broadway, New York.
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WE issue to-day our Spring Style Moleskin Hat
w FRANCISCO, Fashionable Halter,
rcb27-u Public square.
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YoUNG's SPIRIT OF THE SoUTH.-The first
number Of Col. YoUNG's ''.Spirlt Gf the South
has just made its appearance in this city. 1t
is handsomely gotten up, exceedingly well
printed, and filled with interesting and enter
tanning reading matter. We trust that the
p ople of the South will sustain this enter
prise, nobly. as it deserves.
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Ga Read the Testimony 40
r. NJ CIIALFlNT says:

MoRGANTawN, Va, sept. -, 1855.
Ship me Immediately II dozen German Bttcrs, and
assure you cine that sell gives spch general
satisfaction the demand for it being being beyond all
precedent 1t affords me pleasure 70 sell a medicine
So satisfactory 70 all Our ply s.cans no longer scout
1t; but compelled to acknowledge its intrinsic
value, and the greater part of them have had magma
uimy Of soul sufficient 10 lay aside their prejudces
and prescribe II IN their practice
Ask for Hnohlnd's German Bitters, and take moth
ing else. They prepared and sold by Or. c. VI.
Jackson No as Arch street. Philadelphia ana are sold
by druggists and keepers in every town and vii
lage the United states Canadas, West Indies and :
America 70 cents per bottle. See that the sigma
ture Of C. NJ jackson the wrapper of each bottle
aprl-lm
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pS- We think is hardly known even Ia the most in
tliSeut OF readers, how deep OF the scien-
ccS looking down into the my steres Of creation
We knew there were wonderful discoveries in these
times, and wonderful uses made Of them, but did not
know the Chemists initiating in their cruclbies and
surprising the wonderful productions Of or
Panic life During o6r visit 20 Lowell Ne were intro
duced by one Of their prominent citizens to the labor
atory OF Dr. Aver Onventor Of Cherry Pectoral and
CIthartC Pills whore We were shown with generous
iranSness his processes aud his products This mas
TER genius OF his manufacturing the subtle
ces ur iwers from and other vegetable substances
lis essence OF Pine Apple, Strawberry ,Checkerberry
Quiuce, Pear, Cauell, Cinnamon, sc not only equal
but they exceed in purity OF flavor, those vegetables
tie nseiVcs. HIS oil OF Winter green Is purer ami Of
liter favor than any that can be gathered from the
plant and yet is made by chemc cal com position from
tIt lily lro-crbons ia tirl It's process IS % anay &c
the substance and hnd the exact ultimate atoms OF
which II is made, then recompose them in the same
properties which exist nature Caris,ida -idpo-
cufr
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LARD AND LARD OIL--The very best article
of Lard for culinary purposes, TO be found
here. or anywhere else, is that put up for
family use, by WOODS x Co, Market street.
This house manufactures Lard OIL, of the most
superior description, and is selling it TO whole
sale dealers at prices which Cincinnati can
not compete with. Dealers in search OF a
pure aud unadulterated article ought TO give
them call by all means.
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For the Patriot.
Now Court House. No. 3.

MEssRs EDrroEs | will thank you to let
me make some remarks in your paper, in re-
ply to Mr.. 3WCuETr. First, will say | am
but "A plain old workman. with a little expert
ence and money, and that | will back my
Judgment with my money, and that if he will
do the same, the people will have Il little
more faith in him rs prophet; if ! ever saw
or heard him, have forgotten it. He says
one or every other Of the arches will bear up
ten tons of round stone. without the aid of
Others; say they will not. and will ri-k from
81, 900 to $4,000 on it; | said the floor would
give way, without u change, and | will risk
the same on that: / said | thought the walls
would spring without a change, and might
fall; think the wall is a very good piece of
work, though think the arches should have
been thicker, and had more curve, and that
some of them should have been put with
their ends against the side walls As this is
very important matter. will thank him to
let me see him and his money. and test the
matter, on something stronger than paper, as
profess to he practical man, that Gals
in dola and facts.
Yours, very resp ctfully,
April l., 1855. :. ". ADKISSON.