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b. HENDREN, ARCHITECT, has removed
his eiee to the Republican Banner Building Entrenes
lr0ug3 Tie Counting Room Of the Banner Office tnAsS
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Highly interesting TO the Ladies.

NTOW is the Preserve Fruit. We reo Of an
other Shipment Of that superior Baltimore Refined CoHee
Preserving Sugar, which Offering t lover n-
FREEMAN Bros
iy3 No. :, NoFth College street.
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RTVERsIDE I'LL


VIE above Literary Institution for Young Ladies ops
for the reception Of Pupils For circulars and lhogIap
view OF the buildings address the Rector. iy2l-2m
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NOR AUGUST-Godey's Lady's Book, Grahams Maya
jy20 JOHN YORK Co.
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NOW OFFER FOR SALE ny spleniit ract q Land, lying
the Troy road and containing By esmatons uparq q one
Thousand acres. VIII sell The whole, part % d tact o.
Land at low figures and good terms. To person Waetn
all Of said tract VIII give superior Inducements. There nov
said tract o. Land good Dwelling Hou with four eoiora
Die rooms, good veil good stables uegrc cabins, and
everlasting highland pend convenient to the Stables There
20 80 Of land said cleared yell nc and under
high state o cultivation In regard the quality OF the lard
the lest Of judges eate il inferior IN Weakly county.
Said tract Of Land lies in eight and half miles Of adams De
pot" on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
With an excellent road to the depot at all sono the year
where the making daily trips said Of land is
in four and q half miles Of fhe
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
Which road viii Be in operation from Hickman 70 Dresden b the
spring OF 1859 Persons wishing purchase said land will apply
10 me II Paris, 70 Ben. I've, Es.. the premises
EDWARD FITZGERALD.
paris Julr - Is5s-iy2I-w9t
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Thiss tae aFst Of four volumes Eaich W embrace a.
pshodof the American Revolution, from the blockade OF
Treaty OF Pc, a. Piril- 7sa, aad g
sans great grss FROM GGnus,rp. aud unpubHahet
urces, The history Of Tie nation durnst drat portion
his eventual period including the Bloch Of Haf
aog the general orZlHzlon the cOan-ry the alteration
the Charter Of Massachusetts ths Fssssaes Of The pso-
be Of Massachusetts, the spirit Of the South the Congress
& T74, he progress Of measures n Euslaud, Franco, aud
elsewhere, the Battles ofLsxlnsoH aad Coneold Siege
4 BOsion, ls Congress Of l5 he choice Of Washington
COMMANDMENTS Chla tas Bz.e Of Bunker Bin, &C
As thsrs viii doubtless be great demand sr The HstoU
Ofthe RevOiut0n, Independents preceding volumes
The work, tlsss tou- vo1uss VIII also DO Published soPa
-aely, a the American RsVeiaon, Vols, j. H. IA,
with tile page au1 0.-iias % correspond.
The publishers invite the attention Of the rndsrH OF ne
present volume Of Sir. ELuCrJtS History she CnteI
states q the Hfst six volumes Of h9 Wor thc dsnguist
merits Of which have Eralotul aekno LEGGED b.
his eOunirymeu.n For sale b.
". z. Berry q Co.
msv'5 Public Sanure.
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ChaIybeate Springs,

ChaIybeate Springs,
Formerly known as sPricesss' & SyThite's.'
TEyHIs well known watering place. IS miles south Of PULASKI
Tenn. and miles from Elkton having been purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated by the subscriber open
visitors eth Of May. The water Is the best Chay
beae south and the best Of Frest1nche locality
high and the atmosphere cool and hey and altogether The
delightful watering place in Tennessee
Extensive improvements have been made 70 the building and
ground give accommodation to 200 visitors and
elegant PinAsy, and extensive stables have been built
Tae Springs accessible from Nashville, COLUMBIA, Pulaski
Huntsville three times every week BY Stage, and After The AZ
Of July every day.
Board per Day, ~
do do Week, 500
do do Month, 20 90
Children under 10 years Of age and servants half price.
Horses BY tie feed, . cts.--per week, 90 50.
iyI-2ms W E. B'sOihs, Proprietor.
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GUM ARABIC .--An extra fine article received and for
u sale BY DEMQVILLE BELL.
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MEMPHIs RACEs.

IL 49,
MEMPHIS COURSE.
The TRaces over the Memphis Course will
commence on IT rs DA \, October 10, 1885,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October ls The ~ ALER STAKE,
for three year ods $40 entrance forfeit. Nile heats three
al the ke the Club add $500 provided the
is run the 1ss day Of August l55 seeur
ity will be required for the forfeit in the above stake.
SAME DAY Jockey Club Purse 5000 Three mile heats.
SECOND DAY. WEpSEsDAT October s0Jockey Club Purse
SAME DAYsEcspstake for two year Ods; $500 entrance:
$50 forfeit. "Dah mile three more to I'LL The STAKE
three entries. Security VIII be required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l-Ihe HARPER
STAKE FOR three year ods. Two nile heats 500 entrance;
$40 forfeit; I'll the stake; the Club add S30
provided me ace Is run 70 name and close on 81 Gay OF August
ISIS. Security viii be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY, October zJockey Club Pure 500
FIFTH Day, SATURDAY, October s3-JOekey Club Purse
1900. -Four mile heats
In sWaIk Over the above Course entities the horse the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
II , All entries, with forfsts must be directed to
WM. T. ROUNDTREE, Proprietor,
Jeae-tilI Oct. 10 Memphis, Tennessee.
Lexington CKy OJssrrer and Rspor copy til October 10
send bill to this Office for collection.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
EsHAI G. HARRIS OF the State Of Tennessee: To
all who shall these preentgreeting: Whereas il has
been made known 70 that certain ENM BU IONs charg
having committed the offence Of embezzlement and has
aed from justice, and is running az large;
Now, therefore, l. Iam C. Harris Governor Aforesaid, by
virtue Of the power aud authority in vested do hereby Offer
Of $500, person persons who aPprehend
the said T. n W Bur0n and deliver him to the Sheriff Jaior
Of county Of Davidson in order that justice that behalf
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
{ caused great State afixed Nash
- IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. E. r, RAY, Secretary Of state
iunel2-d
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GOdeY's Lady's Book for August
VERY fine number sIeuddly illustrated, and all the
"A Fashions. Just received and for sale by F. HAGAN
jy2O Market street.
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REm5OHNS.--3 1900 DsnjJOhns, 70 gallons, for sal
y BY IERRASS BROTHERS.
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HUsI kECEINED-
j, Ladies Brown French Lasting battoneI shoe Caters.
BLACK
New Congrss Gaitsrs, with and without heels.
Glove KID
Side & Front laced Caters, NTH and without Del D.
slippers, Of French Kid White e. BLACK satin a..
Misses aud Chircus' Roots Caters aud Slippers Eifa
reels and without. At q College Street JOHN EA1I4GE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-31
EMANCIPATION IN THE WEST INDIES

Tomorrow is the Anniversary of West India
Emancipation. On the first of August 1884 the
British emancipation act went into force, in the
British Colonies. In these colonies, twenty-three
in number, there were then upwards of 100000
human chattels, who were by this act at once
emancipated, from the claim of property in their
persons, though still subjected to a bungling and
oppressive system of apprenticeship, designed to
"prepare ;hom for freedom;" but which was found
to work so poorly that it was abandoned before
the term Of its expiration. Antigua and Bermuda,
by their local legislatures refused TO accept the
apprenticeship, and on that day proclaimed un.
conditional freedom to all their slaves. In the for.
mer island were less than 1000 white inhabitants,
and near 1000 free colored, and 10000 slaves. And
in no other colony was the transition from slavery
to freedom SO happily effected both for emancipa'
tors and emancipated as in these islands, where
justice was at once done without faltering or com
promise; though everywhere the result disappoint
ed the expectations Of the enemies Of the mea
sure. There as now in this country the mos
soandalous calumnics were heaped upon the head
Of the oppressed slaves as the only means of jus
tifying their oppressors. They we're represente'
as idle, thieving, ~laciyious, revengeful, and cruel
Law and order. it was commended, would be over
thrown, and all other results of indus
try destroyed and lust and crime run riot over tn
colonies, which were to be utterly ruined an
their white inhabitants exterminated, on the da
of emancipation. Such was the predicted resu
of the shareholders Of that day. The actual r.
suit, Lord Broughan gives in a speech delivere
in Parliament nearly four years subsequent to ii
event, when there had been ample opportunity f
learning the more remote as well as the immmed
ate effects upon all classes. lie says;
"Instead of the fires of rebellion lii by a feelir
Of lawless revenge and resistance to oppression
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-31
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

ANswER.-Unquestionably. This is manifest
in their anxiety to acquire, and their success Ia
acquiring, freehold property, as mentioned in my
to the fourth question.
As q proof of the willingness Of the agricultural
laborers to work it is a well known fact that. in
the parish of St. Thomas in the East, they have
been known to set forth on the tramp, on Sunday
nights, for a distance of twenty miles and more, in
order to be early at their destination on Monday
morning, in the hope CT obtaining employment,
and very frequently they are told there is no work
for them.
II, however, the negroes ore rs lazy as they are
represented to be, how is it that, whenever an
American steamer snils into the port of Kingston
for the purpose of coaling, late though II be at
night, the mere ringing OF the bell is sufficient to
summon as many laborers us will put on board
several hundred tuns of coal, carried on tho head
in tubs. in the course of two or thee hours? low
is it that, in the construction of a new road now
il progress across the island, more laborers than
are required can be obtained? How comes it. too,
that, whenever the Kingston and Liguanea Water
Works Company require laborers, they arc sure tC
have competitors for employment? And how doe,
it happen that the Jamaica Railway Company are
equally well eff for labor? The answer iN, the
laborers are literally and punctually paid, an
they are willing to work for the reward they arr
sore to obtain.
! have one more instance to adduce, which
take to be conclusive, namely, the extensive emf
grafton Of Jamaica negroes to Aspinwall as labor
ers on the Panama Railway, when those work
were in course of construction. Tempted by higl
wages, punctually paid, these people, forgetting
their Traditional attachment to the spot on whicI
they were born, brayed the pestilential climate u
the lsthmus, where they were accounted the yer
best laborers on the line. If all these facts do nc
refute the assertion that the Jamaica negro cannc
be induced to labor in q state Of freedom, | mus
answer the ninth question by saying thata NOR
incOrrigibly lazy set of people do not exist unde
! the sun.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-31

many meetings in the counties and parishes in
Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi. Nicaragua
bonds have been freely purchased Wy the planters
Of the South aud New York aud New Orleans
capitalists in less than 90 days. Gen. lleuning'
son aud Col. Fabcus uf the Nicaragnan army have
male the necessary ar~r,ngements With the owners
Of American shipping in New York, Baltimore
and Philadelphia for transportation o. mnniniohs
Of war. Coils. SAN. Austin and ii, Crittcnden
" S{n Francisco have also made similar negot
ntions with the Pacific Ocean steamers. Lieut.
Col. John Markham and Lieut.. f. llorwitt, OF
the Nicaraguan army, will leave Mobile as Mes
senrcrs. en- r1ut for Texas to Con. Sam. Houston,
and to Gen. Hlgoll in Tamaulipns."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-31
Che Anti-5laperp Bu9le
SALEM, ONO, JULY 81, 1858.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Executive Com
miiteo Of the Western Anti-Slavery Society, will
meet a, tbs house of Bejamin S. Jones, on the
SM Of august. instead of the usual time. "A full
attendance is desired.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-06
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that I, GEORGE
WOLFLIN, Collector Of the city of Evans
Vile, will, between the hours Of nine and
twelve, A. NJ, and two and five o'clock. p. NJ,
on the fourth, fifth and sixth days of March,
1858. sell, ut public auction, at the Court
House. in the city Of Evansville, Indiana,
the following lots, parts of lots, and pieces Of
real estate, in said city, taxed to various per-
sons, for the payment of the taxes due from
the owners thereof to the city of Evansville,
the same being now due and unpaid:
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NOT FAILED But STILL RBDEEMING.

eSINCE the suspension of BANKERS. Brokers and
- Mercantile houses has become so general, SAN.
EMBICH informs his numerous customers anu the
public generally that he is still reeeming all solvent
Bank Notes, including Tennessee, Illinois and Wis
cousin with rich and fashionable Dry Goods az low
prices.
q avng lately fitted mp the up stairs for the display
o. bottoms, Fancy Goods, AMI Wooden Knit Goods,
grea, variety, and as constantly receiving
ew supplies, we are prepared 10 meet any sum, and
gill continue 10 redeem all solvent notes in seasonable
Dry Goods 10 the satisfaction Of all customers.
nov l3.u
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ATE PH tslGIANO OF TIE UNITED STATES
- MAXIM. HOSPITAL AT LOU SNILLE, has
located in this city, and vii, give prompt
the practice az hiS profession in lis several branches.
Uthce and residente on Second, between Vain aud
Divsion Streets being the formerly occupied
Dr. Byford. Regular hours for consultation FROM s
70 o'clock: A. NJ, and from to and from ga 20
81 Calls made in bis st-snoe from the cfzoe, ard
Registered Willie duly rvsrcrded w. cih rsvid
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL
COL LIE G e,
fIRsr STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE SITS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
The Filth Annual Session will Commence,
Monday, August 81, 1887.
TUNIIE Course of study in this Institution is thor
Ough and practical, embracing all that Is requi-
site TO lit young man for the active duties Of the
Counting Room, among which are
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-K EPING,
With forms adapted to Wholesale and Retail;
STEAMBOAT BOOK-KEEPING, BANKING, &c:
Commercial Calculation, Penmanship, Accounts Cur
rent, Accounts Sales, and complete system of Com
mermerCal Correspondence.
Course Of Lessons be completed In from six to
ten weeks. Time, however, is not limited, and stu
dents review free o! further charge, at any time
Diplomas awarded To these who are deemed worthy.
20 Hours Of instruction from to Tx A. NJ; III
10 y. NJ. and to TOP. NJ.
TERMS = Payable in advance.
steaEnheat HOOK N coping w
llerCantlle CALCULATION ..... W
Gas Light, per month ......................... 80
sI For Catalogue and further particulars, address
aucSs. J. BENIN. p, incipal.
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CKANBERRInss-'ss'' 'sss .:es as s.S for
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We, the undersigrel, were pre<ent.
J j Riley, ii BTaL:Iy, II J cooPer.
Raleigh, ". c. Standard.

wfNsBcRo', 8. =. March 9, 1857.
i, David Elk N, do hereby certify that have been
tady afflicted .or months with inaInmatory rleu
matisln; one o. y legs being much swoienStiif and
sore-so that found Il exceedingly difficult 10 walk
that the stiff Joint has been twice rubbed with Prof..
DeCraths celebrated Electric Oil within thirty hours;
and now have - perfect Of the afflicted limb.
was also troubled with partial deafness In iuy left ear,
and by single aprh alton the Electric Oil my hear
ing has been greatly improved.
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Payments to Re made in all cases in advance. Money
current in the State where issued will be received at
par.
A discount of twenty-five per cent. will be allowed
clubs. Four copies Of BlackwOod, of one Review,
will he sent one address for 80; tour copies of the
four Reviews and BlacSwood for sN; and 81 on.
The PosTAGE to any part of the United States viii
be but twenty four cents year for " BIackwood and
but fourteen cents year for each Of the Reviews.
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pesy1n 80 - hi.sd = = q 80 3,
We observed nothing
sOh! ! thought you saw II, said Tho sar-
castle neteyy.sThAt psatsrbeek eoaeain-
I'd sixty kfusing5y ands 6n9sevia9 was
covered BY ten notes Of . thousand francs
sach.'
:tGoed hsap0sp sEclaipsd Fairy, thsn-
derstruck.
IF had only known itv shouted Mad
aue de Villeboys.a ~
you had the choice added the notary,
Sand myself urged you to take the prayer
book, bot yo4 refused.y tssassF
sBat who could have expected to fnd .
fortune ID q breviary?s s4s e
The two bafied old cyclists withdrew,
their hearts swollen Will, passionate envy.
| Madame Anne i stall IN Paris. If you
pass by the Rue Lafitte on fine summer
1 evening, you will see charming picture on
the first hoor, illuminated by the pale re6ec-
ton of wax lights.
1 A lady who has joined the two hands Of
| her son, a fair child of six years OF age, in
prayer before anSuld book Of Heures de n
Verge, and for which q case in gold has
] been made. IS,
/ sPray for me ctild,' said the mother.
sAnd for who else p inquired the child.
sFor your father, your dear father, who
persisted without knowing you, without be-
ing able to love you.' A.<s "a
j Must pray to the saint, my pnt.on?'
j Eyes, little friend but do not forget the
4 saint who watches us from heaven, and who
smiles upon US from above the clouds.
i sWhat is the name of that saint, mamma,
dear?' "a
i The mother, then watering the fair child's
head with tears, answered:
sHer name is-Sistcr Egeric.'
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Timely Notice!

ATT PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN.
.AllA deoted 70 n - BOOK Account Note or
otherwise will come forward and settle before LIST Of
January 1855 and save trouble and costs % they win
most assurcdiy be put in the hands Collector upon
that date MCBRIDE b BOWEN.
November IA-2m
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- PROSPECTUS OF THE ~r
United states DiFect0fy!s
THE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE ISSUING ABOUT
i the hrst Of October 1851, book under ~ above
title to contain about il - "a e..y~. .
ur-Nnpvn pAcpct


i the hrst Of October 1857 book under - above
title to contain about - a sey4ss,s ,-.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES.
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