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MEMPHIS AxD LITTLE Rock RAILROAD
CoSSEcYioS MAZE WITH THE Sr. FRAScls.-
We Learn from Mr.. ROBINSON, Secretary o
this road. that 1t was complot d 10 the
Francis on Thursday last-a distance within
a fraction Of forty miles. IL Il now open t'i
both passengers aud freight. Three bales Of
cotton. shipped by Gov. IzAED. have ALREADY
been brought over it, and delivered In this
ciiy.-Msm. appeal.
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xsS- An infant was found on the doorstcps
OF house in Boston, with very affecting
note reading follows: ITO the tender Iner
cies Of this cold and wicked world this little
infant il committed. Whoever receives IL,
cares for it, and adopts il. may yet live TO
bless the day that thus thsir kindness had
been bestowed. Born of victim Of nile
placed confidence, yet the heart aud affections
of the mother never die"
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Doctor MAY,

nFFEs hts prufssssaaas servlres N the Prscties y
" - ftskkf % the citxrns a. Ssch lie and vsrn-
NJ he may BE- censuitea AZ she Cty fiossl irem \
rsst - = g@ss n. and ffom - 4 2. n, %
scswces sas hears q II and Il Is Tie nernlng 81
shefby MedrAi ColieSs.
nastS-is CAx
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EDGEFTELD
ONCE NOR

On Thursday, the 18th of November,
on the premises, propose to offer public sale a
" number of most desirable Lots in Edgefied in
ZOIIICUFFER'S ADDITION.
Nos II, Is and To- fronting each so feet Russell
street. an running back ia feet alley. No.
IA fronts also Tulip street The three Lots togeth-
form most desirable site for n neat residence.
Nos s. g, and 10, FatherlaDd street, front
ing from 33 TO so feet and running hack 10 feet
alley. These lots are equal u any in Edgefed and
are covered with fine fores;
In LINTSLEY AND WlNSTON'S ADDITION nine
Lots Bascobel street, fronting each fifty feet, and
running back l7o feet TO alley. These Lots in
the immediate vicinity Of Col. Rumsey's beautiful
residence, and covered with forest trees Also,
That Neat Cottage
On the Gallatn turnpike, occupied by Nr. CASH
ty The Lot fronts so feet, and back 10 feet.
The house contains four good rooms, kitchen, ser
wants rooms, and has a most excellent cistern.
Terms.
One two ami three years credit for notes satsfac-
oriy secured, payable in hand bearing int rest and
lien retained. sale at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
A. V. :. LI\nSIEY.
E. X. GLASCocK, Auctoneer. nOy12-td
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tt there u any Ne I WhRiesale 6ree-ry Haas
Il HssAiaE "a exI.rrieHeed ~strsaaAh fFam kast lea
Hessee slo cAn lnnaeace good trade fFezn iAst Tea
sssse. gsp-r Gearxia. AS North Alabama, pioase
atees< u "A Arseas. fran-
Azfr7saess siysn aHd required. tnosS-
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A S M ALL FA r NJ
EiftN acres.
lots in NcGayock

HAVE f,r -ale privately, . lofs Ia A,GsNoek,
Il situstcd az jefferson Mnt>"r, Fillmore ANruur,
Florence, Alh@Tti Avenue, Bcr"efsbofi aud JHurs
stree >, akich ~ili sril az great barEai >. lhsss
Iis arsssr OF the most beautiful ia that ua
ditsn, and O. tn of small means, wanting cheap
homes, il their chance. F,r particulars call an
y tl-AsC dk.
oci7-u Agent
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DVSSOl4VVVO

TINE eopartnershp heretofore existing bets cen A.
IL { CARrEK, y. d. MCKAY and W c. wiiisToHn,
under the stvle and firm name 81 CATER. MCKAY
Ca. dissolved by mutual e"nseni "a TIE ~ = day
Of Seutetuber Is5S A. 4. CAEftR,
D. e. NckAE,
~ 4 WuISFORD
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THE YOUNG wIFE's DIARY!

4
u contains the whole history of woFnan's trials,
and will be read will tie deepest feeling by all classes
OF the community
These charmng stories III he succeeded by others
OF a similar description, several q which already
In preparation.
All the former peculiar features of the paper. which
have given il world wide reputation, will Ice
timed while the several aeS viii give an infinite
variety o. it, diversified fag~s. Among them
are a number 81 fresh. srcy, amusing,
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A CASE OF THREE MONTH"; STANDING cURE9.
GEORGE W HENDERSON. Of Pittsburgh, says:-
- After suffering for three months from Rheuma-
tism. part Of the time severely IT, coniine me
to my bed, have been entirely cured by using Beer
bave's Holland Btters have had attack since
but found almost instantaneous relief in the
cine- IL is, in my opinion, sure remedy for Rheu
mafisn
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LONDON BOOKS.
For Sale by JOHN YORK CO., Nc. 50 Union

- e~@N ~ WIN O%AA y W. NO. 90 UnlOf
Street.
Sheridan's Dramatic Works and Life
Gnizot's History 81 Representave Government.
'"nde~' History q the Arabs in sTain.
Siurm's Morning Camraunirn with Cod
Chi'linrwerths Religion Of Protcsgant=
Rooacs,s Tecameron.s
cananie's Exemplary Novels
n.ie's Ecclesiastical History q England.
Nsllet's Northern Antiquities
Fats's Early English Hctrieal Romance.
Chronicles ~ the Crussdes-Iiiussrased
Parry Travels in Palestine. With a man.
Keghiiey' Fairy Nythoiozy-cr
Hand Poos of Proverbs Savings. Naxirs, Re.
I"nr's Portraits Il Ttisssrioas p~rsonages
Nax~eii's yiciories af Wellington
LIE a Wellington. ~ oid soidler.
Tsies - the e.rnii freH the Persian.
Pictorial Hard B',s,k % Iouaou-
Tasso's Jerusalem neiiVered
History Il tn Anrio ssxons-Ii.n-srated.
Afisto's Orlando fuFiossA--nne steel plates.
Baaomis's Sinevah and IA Faiares-fiiassrated
Raphael ard Mirtasl AnEels.-Iiiustfased.
hldre's British Birds-oalorsd plates
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Concert Extraerdinaire!


FTNHE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF TENNESSEE
take pleasure in announcing that there will be
a GRAND CONCERT given, for the benefit Of the
Society. in the Chapel Of the NASHVILLE FEMALE
ACADEMY the use Of which beautiful Hail has
been very literally offered by the Principal, Rev.
C. u. ELLIOTT
The Concert will take place
Friday Evening, Nov. 10th, 1855.
The following gentlemen have most kindly
rendered their valuable services
Profs George II. Taylor, Henry Weber, o.
Becker and Julius Pinguely,
Assisted by Mile he R0DDE, Mrs. kEAIING, and a
large number az the most talented amateurs Of the
city, Of whom the city boast great many, com
prising altogether larger force than has ever be
fore appeared in this city in extempore cOrcert.
II is expected to be one or the most interesting
enjoyable concerts of the season.
I'm the Chapel of the Nashville Fee
male Academy.
FRIDAY NO FEHBER 10. 1858.
Doors open at =. M; Concert to commence at S
p. ". Admission 81 90.
Tickets can be procured at the Music Stores Of
I Messrs c. u. Benson Jas. Mcclure, and John B.
West and at the Book Stores of Messrs. W. T. Ber-
ry Co, John York Co., and F Hagan.
D novs-ti
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s..u ss~azsnsest = sha<e sfIESnID GOLD
FMS manufactured b slskrrAnn. Just reserved By
.. uAGASs
e~sas-sf Market and uaion street.
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SEWANEE coal.
Low as any Coal may be selling
..Stwantt Ninins Cp.. TrarY cav. Trnn.'

Orders Cor Nashville shonid be sent - The Compa-
avs YARD adiosniuk the =. 4 L r. r. Carr nu<tb DO
uataaeA - saan they arrive their destination.
az : charge al b. made thosc no ordcr Coal Tor
Their delay Railroad As nts az the daereEt SAtohs
are reaaestrd ~ return cars Immediately amer beng
uaiaafed, a. the Company have active use for all
her cal cara Tls Coal i weighed, thai pnrcha
sers are sure &c kestng n hat they pay Tor.
SAMUEL ,. TRACY, lres = n %
Tracy CITY. Nov. Il, isss-dsw-N1l-fsidee
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CAuTIoN TO THE PUBLIC.

After several wears experiment IN the manniacture
of en- I fortunately snceeeded in the year lsis. in
making n discovery in its manufacture, by which IL
was deprived Of IFS acid and infaInmatory properties
and rendered nerfectly pure
Iv manufacture is ut Scheidam Holland. AFTER
several months reflection what title 20 give H., in
trodureA tho American prbl'c r-er the title of
Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic schrapps."-
Schcaam is the Of the place IN Holland where
the Gin IS manufactured -" aromatic derives its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which II "
Favored and the word Schnaprs 4" = the German
for dripk--ogue, dran-Wolfe's s. heidam aromatic
drink No sooner had nv Schnapps been introduced
f. the American public and received with apnroba-
ti0u than the liquor mixers Of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started In pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun, under various IN
al instances NV labels have been srfeflr initial
ed with only the addition 81 few letters. 20 pead
technical avoidance Of the law, anf carefully IRE
parsd TO impose on careless purchasers. under
>ta, "A large quantity has been purchased bN IA
ness If the stuff Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and ne Dollar and len Gents dorm for the
Pints being the vii esale price In New Work. II Is
nathiRg hot Ameri'fn Whisky Favored with the oil
Of Juniper and reduce thirty per cent below proof.
A merchant who participates indirectly IN tie fraud,
by selling the spurious article, H. much Offend
eT a. the prnciptl, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizcn, who values the
health ~ the community in which be lives, will aid
me IN ferrciting and exposing the unsrrnpnlaus
merchant who. Tor the sake q a lev cents viii put
la i@tfiarfy the lives NJ the community IN al ch be
hives. Snch should be nailed 10 the pdory Of
public cxecr2tun.
UDOLPEO WOLFE,
SotK fNroRrEE, Nos. is, 20 and - Beaver ST,
NEW YORK.
The following respectable O, ms in New Orleans
~. -
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES.
DURsUANT 10 the poSer vested n me $ . xe, NJ r
Il under asd hy the 80 and test meat al AN
IFi CARMACK, decreased, whl sell.

AkSlANl To The TsfNer vested in = Nes ~
under as.d hy the 80 and test meat al AN
IFf. CARMAfK, decreased, Wiil sell, "a
Friday. the 10Th of November. 1855.
ibe highest bidder al the hate IHIiel
CarmHsR =. decreased miles = uth If NaslNi lie,
smyrna Meeting Houfe, the iolt Wug desert hcd real
ant Personal estate, 20 vat Tie Tract 81 land on
Viii, saf deceased = sid al q me 81 liz death,
houn.c d by the hands &C Mar a hillp- WI an
ori~sis. and Ihc heirs az job. ,~sn. tanning
ab 'nt lac acres. said Tract oi lia hi,4 vnter-
ed has comfortable ia IroVrDients ANA NO i0 make
capital ~ e. harm. Als-th. &c atr's II cedar land
ar the water of stones rIVer, believed 20 bc vel
timbered.
AI=,-Ihe i"v ing named Negro Slaves, town;
Tcm!sc aged R,iut - year, ,teTy hkv, aud g's.i
house siri; Henry q odd tfd Martha, mUIE.s
old, ctarcn oi leul'e; Mary, about - years old
Nety likely, and gsud hni ~ glr Nriehi - h.ntis
I'D, child 81 Mary: Prank, - ears ait. trrl lk,y
and An cxrrhsnt NaEcirr, Tort, y yeaIs tld, very
bkeiy ana rtsd ~hip sawyer Al same tinic
Hnd iiscc MI sell hcai q Horse. Mri,s. head
&c Cattle 20 50 bead ct n, -. MhEur, Corn hId
Fodder, tafminE Itri sls, H,tsct,ia aHs ku,hsn
Furniture, and ntans other artrics to" ted os TO
mfntian
TKRNs.-Ihr and Nii b. snld nIun q crrGn e ore
and ia" Aefg- tie SLiscs credit - q. mouth,
snG the iclirtah4" iFii cFts CTelt IS !. niulis
up-.n all tVe doar~. al a IS Riia
ecF rasi'- n - ~ az fst setrrfirs Nii be
quired snd len retainer ul.,i ale -
fsia ment - The purcias- niuury- Ire - lh.
sale hi svrry sttirv a. be VIni ivi Nith iS the
~. perry - renewed
THOMAS TuIT FNccufsr.
arfiS IL al iANnl tAANssA. o~c'd
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cRAHAMss MAGAZINE:
Goi EYss i-ADY's BOOK;
PETs1ssoN's MAGAZINE;
just received BY JOHN foskA Co.
noyis-tf No - Isien ~
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REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
Carter, Wilsford & Co.,

& CARTER, ". G. WIIISFuRn A J. 2. Nc
n. FEi1kAS have this day associated t1efns-lses
together aaGsr the styie and asIa NJ cAitifk,
MIIIkFoRD 4 90. tof ;he paTIsse e DONG 6 nclal
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Original Comic Stories,

which smack and relish q the vii hampr. raeness,
brilllaney. ana sparkle Of the times
As heretofore. labor n.r exp viii 10 spared
u maintain the high reputation uf the Home journal,
VIII ell j. every where, both at home and abroad &C
know elged 81 he the most relet and elegant roper
tory Literature and the Arts this side OF he
"A al.
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THE VEN Err!

This prod is entirely American in construc-
ton plot incaent, dialogue scene tone, conclusion.
IL could not have been true of any other country
nd possesses attractions Of peculiar nature for
those "to the manor burn" IL is n SpeciIiity-a
JonHe botiohe Of remarkable value.
The third of this attractive series Of American sto
ries is
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The scene Is hid in this city during the memorable
winter Of the great IRE. The incidents afe natural
and familiar, aud the characters skifuly drawn and
grouped; the plot ~ clearly defined and well man
aged-th' style easy aceful and flowing, and the
deBsouenscnf CONVEYS a most useful lesson. is
tuork of sterling merit
This story viii he followed by Z" Tale Of the
South :" and of startling inter' st. by eminent
Southern author called
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Auction. Commission and Hhonsale
GROCERY BUSINESS,

hause, No Market street, hlciy egrrtcd AMI tccl-
psea ~ Ncssrs a. fsanier Co, ~sli a. the en.fe
stick 81 bsth hansrs. wii ur n ell ffncs risfsd -
MI al os ders az The laHesl cafh pFtoeS-
We wili srttie all c4sifns against ihe eli tfia =.
Carter Mckay 4 CO AMI kef.e thai ali shs are -
arhtsd 10 then either BY hssle - ~ecant - ~ e.e
f,fss.rd raru-tafalT and settle must eAsr ne
bs.s,ks Al oaee cIRTER, vii foRD CO.
November IL, ls5s- .
TTsyfNG disposed % eltire stock ~ ase<ef-
Il - f4a.ers. ke. - NJ esFa- SAgFEAs tttsfoAp
1 Co take Ere ie4s = rec ulsref s 70 =,
Z. cor frieads ca>sse - pFomft tazinsse ~ =
.ha a4lf al ala l4nses - - ~4a - ICES
pfutngsiy. Thsy ~in ais - seep 80 tsns ~ 81
sna sarsed stock " GFoee4 -, .aaaerss %
.sxI1-sf n fANfEk 90.
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New Publications.
Cariyle's Frederick the Great.
w. r. BERRY q CO., Public square,
H4V JUST RECEITED
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH THE SECOND,
CALLED
FREDERICK THE GREAT,
THOMAS CARLYLE.

THOMAS CARLYLE,
Author @ Hsosy Of he French ReroI,stior p 'sCom
mills Letters and Speeches, - 'Sartor ResaI ts, !" dc
Vols. and II, with Portraits and Maps, Il mo
Muslin.
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amnsemfnts.
CRISPS GAsETY

CECOND NIGHT of the Great American Tragedian
- Mr.. J. B. RoBEKTs, who will appear in his cele-
brated and uneqUa allied impersonaton Of Cardinal due
de kichelcu.
Thursday Evening, Nov. 18th. 1855,
will be presented Bulwers great play in five acts,
entitled RICHE1IEU. Cardinal due de Eichelieu, Mr..
J. b. RrBESIs. Overture by the Orchestra. To con-
clude with the laughable Farce Of THE WINDMILL
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OnTuesday. November 30. 1858


I Will. the promises. proceed t. srl 10 the
L highest bidder, this valuable Farm which has
been sub divided into four tracts. containing from Is
o. 50 acres each. Upon tao of the there are
tine dwellings. with ali the ssIry aut houses IN
COOL repair, and upnn each never failing S,rnc or
excellent water with the DeNcr failing bBld stream
running through; two young orchards &c Peaches
Apples. &c. together with timber The other remain
ing tracts heavily tmbcred with line hull ing
sites aud excellent sill, and never filling spring
branch running through th,n. This Gai M as Sh.lc
DIVIDED, viii c0mptre ftvorIbIy I.,i,t ~ so.
convenience and comfort Wnh any other that has
been offered o. the public. Tho locati+n of u To-
Franklin College. Minerva College, together with the
Churches, makes II one of the most desirable plar,s
we know of. Persons who desire d. educate tt,i-
children. IN hue inst trtions and good society roy
have chance 10 avail themselves &C that uplr,ruuI-
~. We would earnestly invite attention 10 thfs farm
before the day of slie are determined 10 sell
PlIts 81 the land VIII be exhibited day uf sale
TkRNs A credit Of 2and 3 years with notes well
cnlol sei. without interest aud a lien REFINED
omnibgsscs vii leave the square the morning
Of the sale, free OF charge aui hue COLLATION. VII
be served up.
z. GIASCOCK, Agent.
After the land sale Wiil offer b. The ch,si bid
der, upon cred Of months, notes we'll endorsed .
payable in bank. a lot Of Mules aud iIurSs Among
the horses Is fine 3 year odd ally Whirh t..,k tn
premium al the late state Pair the fastest truttcr
in harness.
noylf-td r. X. GI.AS COCK. Agent
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DOLPHO WOLFE
SotE fNroKrEE, Nos. IS, 20 and y Beaver 81,
NEW YORK

sell the GENUINE SfrfNAffH
T. + HART co. Wholesale Groccrs.
EATON h HENDERSON, -
GOODRICH a Co. q.
A. n. GRIFFF 4 co, ."
W. l. AfIEN 4 co, " %
H. BLOCK n co, -
JOHN T. MOORE co, "
JOS II Al Y. MARKS, Z"
nISCOE SINMS, ="
HALL. KEMP \ CO,
p W. gtbEI.kR, Tiranfiss, Wires, &c.
BUNNFaL 4 RAIIIEFF. ''ornmssion Merchants
JOHN WRIGHT X Co, Wholesale Druggists.
O q WoODMAN. -"
THOMPSON a BARNES, GroceFs,
6. THEt'REs. Groceries, Wines and Liquors
GEO G. WTrTE A co, ."
KARSTFNnFtk a %, "
HOLMES x SPENCER, 4"
". l. LANIER o., New Orleans
". A. yoIt.FTTE CO., &" ="
aa-tf-ausdiuafnsH
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Original Works of Fact and Fiction,
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCKl


The first Of these is from the pen Of a gifted writ
and Is a tale OF love and lucre, entiiIed,
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re- The President is said to have shut
both ewes aud sworn big, round oath, when
he heard that BILL MONTGOMERY was nomi-
mated The Wheeling bsfeii,genoer states this
fact and remarks:
From this we should infer that Judge
Black has succeeded In effectually poisoning
the old Lancasterian's mind against William.
Considering that our friend Bill went TO the
trouble of having double Y barrel OF whisky
got up on purpose. as present to James
Buchanan, ESQ., the profanity OF the Presi-
dent was violation of the commonest sort
OF decency.'
The nomination referred to was not that of
the Cincinnati 7Smes. Ii Buck should hear of
that, We don't think be could do justice To
the subj ct.-CSa- C5m-
The Cincinnati Times nominated MoSrooa-
EKY for the Vice Presidency.
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re- The Lebanon Herald has the following
article in relation to the admirable arrange
ment" of Lebanon and Nashville mail facili-
ties. The Administration certainly deserves
q premium on them:
The new mail arrangement went into oper-
alton on the lst inst. BY it, Lebanon is now
drawn within $50 miles of Nashville. We
now get the Nashville papers in Mirty-si1 hours
after their publication! The mail arrives here
every evening about o'clock, and leaves at
in the morning. A business man in Nashville
writing to another in Lebanon, and desiring
an early reply, can get an answer 10 the un
precedented time of forty-two hours. The
letter gets here say Monday evening at 9 o.
clock and receives an answer about o'clock
Wednesday. Admirable as is this new ar
rangement, the people of Lebanon don't be-
gin to like it. They want the mail TO arrive
here about 4o'clock in the evening, so as they
can get their letters and send answers by the
mornings stage. We hope Col. PRIcE. who
is ever mindful of the interests of the people
of Lebanon, will use his exertions to have the
schedule changed.
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A New Institution.

New York rejoices in another Institution"
The smallpox, which in old times was only
casual visitor is now settled among US, per-
manent resident. II, in all Christendom. any
body wants it, here is the spot If any physi-
clan wants practice, any medical student OBJ
servaiion, here is the spot. Ii any philoso-
pher in physic aspires TO settle the disputed
questions OF variolous habit. let him shy Phil
adelphia as a rural district. and Boston as
quiet, healthy village, and come at once 10
the great smallpox metropolis, where he shall
see every thing worth embracing in nomen-
clature If disease exhibited on the largest
scale We are not boasting of any trihing or
temporary advantage. We have 30 more
small-eox this week than we had last, and we
have had less this month than Last. Still,
within eleven years we have had 10000 cases
in this single city. and 5000 deaths from it,
and II this does not entitle Us 10 the eonsid-
Grafton of headquarters for the disease, we
despair Of ever attaining thai honor.--M T..
BfnSx
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Rev. THEoDoRE CLAPP's Book.-PHnLrrs,
SAMPSON & Co., New York, have just publish
ed "Auto5iographioal Sketches and Reooliecfions''
by Rev. THEODORE CLAPP, OF New Orleans.
The New York DAY Book contains notice Of
this work from which we make the following
extract
We can cordially recommend Mr.. Clapp's
book TO the favor of our southern friends, aud
We wish il could also be read by every man
and woman north of the Potomac and Ohio.
The venerable clergyman speaks good and
true words in defense OF southern institutions
and southern character. Born and reared In
Massachusetts,, he went 10 the South with all
the prejudices with which false education
and q false philanthropy has unfortunately
imbued the minds Of the New England youth
He has resided forty years in the bosom of
socthern society, and now speaks Of things
~ then are. His testimony Is valuable. for he
has always had the reputation OF being clear
headed. honest man, is moreover Northern
81. and has no object in misrepresenting The
truth.
There are few men In the South amongst
those who visit New Orleans who have not
.va;Ied themselves OF those visits TO see and
hear Mr.. CLArP in the pulpit. These, and
thousands of others TO whom his reputation
q familiar, will look for his book with in
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