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q The Memphis Eagle says -" Our wash.
ington eorsespondent D., takes TOO partial .
view Of Senator Douglas speech In saying Il
y app'sadsd By the Black Rspablissna, for ~
are sure is will meet ~ approval Of Repab-
licans in the highest and noss sasholic sense
OF the term, be they Nssth or south. TO
force upon = people . conssitdsios which does
not snbody The popular sill, y snsi.dsmo-
efasss, and sabversivs Of our fsse iassitutions.
Thsss afe snscrupsloas polittciaas II the South,
= JsG Davis schoo'-ths AsssaAsn psv ss-
sseasaes-whe - suseaia ths Pssa1isas Ia biz
sxtFaosdinssy peliey, villsss ssssy eccasioa
% seesse pspiAf psejsdioes agalnls shess Who
% - support the same pp1s1. ~ effort i
vain. 7'r --Ast.
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Mobile, Dec 2.
a great Nicaragua Indignation Meeting va
ne'o Tonight. q which resolutions we're passed.
ccnsus'1g the Administration, and demanding
Walksr's restoration, and the reneal n ~
Neutrality Loans. Many prominent Democrsts
were present and made speeches.
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Daoh's American Conpound.

Dach's American Compound.
The GroaseAs 1enaeay In 1Ao vyerlA
1er Tie permanent Of The follswing complaints
Cesds. Cesshs, liberated and eoss Threaa, Scrofala
saat RAssns nseaehitis. Dypspsia. ~ Nervous Cen
plants, B1als Wsaknss and Irregularities. yino1
Alsss ter Whso0 CAaksf and SURFING sore neush
Fes Dlafrhos. weak senach, in fact In any case Of
weakness. lnHlanaslen, Or lmpure
Uss this Kennedy. - Il
khysicians use and recommend ik-Having used
pour bacAs American Compound IL . number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfaly resonmend Il a
- Dese Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. Belts, n. D.
Pulaski 0svsgo county, N. r., August 81, 1855.
We have hundreds Of Certificates from Physicians,
cosroborang the above statement, which We can pro-
daee u necessary. Sc Books Rect Books and Csr-
ssS0rstbr 0sysieoatss
ror sale By souIREs BLOss. Burlington. and
Dealers In Medicine generally.
o. COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to ?. v. r. Coventry 4 Coz
sole Propristors, 90 Gsnesee D., Auburn, NY.
Ney19-hnfY
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BRoWN & sHRL.I til 5;

80tveyOt0 g 0eO0F0I Land Ag00g0e
WlkL promptly atssaA 70 the Locating Of Lands
w ln The C6aston, Qapncu RluNs, u. Dodge and
Sioux CITY Distrcs, Paying Taxes and Looming Money
on Real Estate security,
From kneviedge Of the state Of Iowa ~ eGsr %
those tntFastsag easaf 70 - prompt attention. Hsv-
ing Dose much ct Ne govesnment Surveying In lows,
ssiu have 1sl6 neses % reference Forward 70 =
your Warrants fog LooatSon.
e. O0ee eoseer Main ana Cclumhia "a, Mozart
Hall ianAAv
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U00S0Q, Jan. 4.
Our new municipal government was inaugu.
rated to-day. The oath Of Office was adminis-
ter, TO Mayor Lincoln by Chief Justice Shaw.
Samuel n. Wafdron, Jr., was chosen President
Of the Common Council, The Mayors address
is brief snd comprehensive. The citp debt on
January let, 1868, amounted TO 81, ls9, 1855.
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~ Detroit Jan. 4.
Ar. Il. Russell, Of the Russell House in thu
city iett the Astor House, New York, on the
i4'h w.t., since which time nothing has been
neaFd OF him. II 10 supposed that be 10 van.
dering about the country deranged.
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Norfolk, Va, Dec. 3.
some Of Walkers' officers are ashore.
The o@csrs and Grew Of the Saratoga are III
IN good health. =
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
0F. Cheeseman's pills.

IMPORTANT 10 YRMALEA
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills.
PrepGrs6 bv Cbras1Sss l. CAssssa0a. n D., Ns,p
Yevk City.
me combnation Of ingredients In these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
N their OPERATION and In correcting All rreeu.
removing an ohstructioEs
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain In the
side palptaton Of the heart disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption Of nature.
10 MARRIED LADZEE
Dr. Chsesenan's rs are Invaluable, - they win bring
On ne monthly period with regularity. Ladies Who have
been dsappoined In the Of ether Pills. can place
Tho atnast confidence Ia Dr. Chseseman rms doing an
that they represent 70 do.
NOTICE.
zney should mot b used during Pregnancy, q mis-
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything niu-
life Or health Explicit directions which should
b read, accompany each box. Price $780, Sent By
mail ON enclosing u 70 On. CoaxE1lgs L. CHsasxnAu,
Boz ASH, Post once. New York City. Sold By one
Druggist In every town In the United States.
r D. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States
lbs Chambers It,, New York
70 whom all Wholesale orders should be addresae.l
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MAI RHEm.
Rn TIuFR.

In this city. on the 9Th inst, By Rev. G. J. johnson.
Mr. CHARLES n. CHASE 70 Mis- CYNTHIA PARNRN
TER, both Of Keokak, Iowa.
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q How long will it be before Ne have q
decent sidewalk on Sixth Street. above Co
lumbia?
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Assieneo's Notice.

AA8A~OO 0VsAOes
w s.as,.s ~ - nasssa. Aereansls Mr.,
wn;..s ce.rs. -. a. -. ~. e.s * " v -
bss Is7 IN ~ - ~ AZ 90 ~ ~ 70 ~ q &c.
original and sspeiensatal aagnments. transfer 70 md
g s2s " eeeees q az shetr creaieoss, ~
- SsSoc~iSe ~ ~ ~ was shss n, - sS =:
Of the esstess - sAA assnoes 70 prsssos their ~
epscse clame - @es under oath OF Affirmation, show
,ns sSa s.eene e " anssns ass csEsaed.
dsesl-svd HEnRY SWAN. Assignee.
~.-H- 49, M-11~ 80 -
s4woASy'kAv0O 0AAIU 69W9tQ.
SyO1EN e M ses1s between New Leaaon ard
~ M Rlsesaas, Hsehse bosk containing ~ IN pa-
The e., .s, .ss q 49,. :, 49,
60; 49,: $: :: 49, !. Sc en-
- - = A. - 1,.;; n
New 0eo0e1y On the North Hill.
TMB00ON e %. have opened . 0rooery ana
~ Prsvtsiea essss - ~ NORTH Hla. where can y
IS & . e :: ss -: 10
e ssss. ass = A's v'''i e =. Ne
.-,-----.------.-.--.--.--,..---.-:
a 6sss. = 49, : = ~ arsssy, 8. Is i. -
-. 80 = - $500 : -
A SPLENDID sessk q Obespcttoseyy. uuts. 80.
"A y 0iFss.ss. e lssS Il q lee IL esssss5..
~ t6sss0 RMRRSON . 90.
49,
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49, = - OW4D0Os OR0 tn
So esaslssa usss badly damaged. 90
- : 6ssey ssassr u H. tsssh.
0E1moAl lnAesnAssvRnnut-We l,,ssn.a !.
Z ssnsa sAsss tns slices. In shica shs
sDssasAse 1slassssl Ali.ssf u he se,,ovipe
ansss eshsr saiess asssss sfrpssoA:-
" " have sesesst - k1arss, bud 70 have
saly sesshsa ~ sar1Lss ri yssr own had
y ~ pae~, Lord - ~ 4 y 49, q. your
eomnea plcughs, oh Lord hss take ~ real old
sahssil paov. and 9 eisaa . ~ hes&paa.
aad brsak y up.
Yoa nay lsavs ~ ChussA, q ron Ike
not taking . letter Of dismissisu, liks-dssent
honorable men, but kick up yoar hssls and
shake the dust Oh your feet ;-is's noas Of nv
businsss.-its none Of Tie CAsrshs basiasss.-
bat Gods ses . grip On you. and hs1l shake
you good"
II You Gov yeur seed. and reap your har-
vest and garner il up, On he Sabbath day. and
oil 10 we'll. don't think that you've cheated
Heaven out Of that day. God don't always
'ettis his accounts the Arst Of Octobsr and
'omstimes hs lets them run beyond the FIRST Of
January"
Next Sabbath, We will pass round the plate
Or thank offering 70 the Lord. sons Of you
'ays passed through trials and aaaicsion, the
'ast yesr-some Of you have had collins TO nay
o.. Now want all you Who have been spared
biz, 70 put the price Of . coaia in he plats.
yss doa's you may have swe - pay IL, aess
ear % ~ A&s'as4~
"On Friday morning. New Years Day, there
I'LL be sunriss prayer-messing, in the Chapel.
there Is but one psrson there, beside myself !
he praying will 60 on. We ere promised that
'hen two human beings are esgsshsr, that I
|ther One 10 there too. II en- not a the
'hapel At seven o'clock, don't wait for -. bus
itch in and 60 70 praying, and zee il yoa .
ant get the Other One before COME III
Why 10 il that young man vail persist in :
ach blasphemous style! Simply because il
the Henry Ward Beecher manner, and be- hes q
hereby gained much aosoristy among the ssb- b
ls. A sad instance Of the rapidly increasing :.
oaroenees of American taste lie
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Ne1Aig - easGh - - - al1&O1l
$50 a1dksi vbG1so - ylocp -
- neosesNgn neslo. ~ ssslt
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~. LIE q. Ian lie sssesssosso /. O.otesk
saee Agent. Ass'os
.eei Estate boaght .aA sSla 90 Oommlousea na.ase
ana lots rented and leaesA and 10
wv ana county sxaminsA on feasonahletsrns,
Peia n rents eealsrte1 Leases, Deele. NopA
and despatch.
naPs cfsAeeity aad ofthe adAssa thereto, a.a a.
P9s .AAsers can exa@ine withoatchaPae.
1Loansenected andmoneyi ii 80 afeaeanysAva~
ON fcasonableterme.
Persons vishngso cell, buy o. lease reaheaasessa,
ma Z 20 their aAvantaee 20 ealI q thessE
e.sase Omcs"N. -. corner TAisd Washineeen 81
sAs0'1'16 s@e FsV.s b9Rsa3Gsons LeWo. ie<s
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che Hnl3dava

WOnLD ssss1 wsssa; =, Typss y ws.aaiy
W Aeeyso1eee u IN Lands and Aees; " MARY
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0tn 1ook 0f Ansesoan 0ocnogy.
ms 1ep1hlican Chart
1he Cent q Napsseoa.
e1eaa esek " ~ Anesiean nsvsausiea.
1vtn9s Liz ~ WaaAanetea;1 vi. eessvo, aatiqao,
IAs Nesal keepsake.
ne 0oek % 6sauey
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1hs Farmers 10y.
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0say 0sU n : 0bansry Chufch Yard.
The above tesslhee wisA SApoet 6eeok Of Anauala.
10y kfaysf nseks, &C.. etc., eieeaasy bo1aA aAA "
.essiassas suitable e OhFissmas and New Tear Pre-.
aew cpsA and for sals a. prices t. sue The p1fs
ehesera ~ BROWN,
oecls Daret H0uee Block, q d.
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singing Glasses.
nj HAs He He AaA WILEY proposes to com
~ mencs course Of Instruction in vocal music for
Segnnefs at his Music Room, entrance through hia
~ % Wednesday evening, Dec. 9Th, NJ O'CLOCK,
learned the elements Music and wish 10 nerfct ,he
.ssss 70 practice on Monday evening, Dec. 1lh The
advance. s' Psy aDs :"
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-05

REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.-An arrival at
New York confirms the recent intelligence of
that country being in complete state of rev
olution. The city of Porto Cabello was taken
by the revolutionists on the 9th inst. On the
7th force of 10000 men marched upon Ca
raccas, and summoned President Monagas to
surrender the executive authority. He per-
emptorily refused, and declared the city in
state of siege. There was q report current at
Laguayra that the Government troops had
several times been beaten by the insurgents,
and that many had joined the rebels. The
Government was very poorly prepared for
this attack, and were greatly in want of mus
kets. Business at Laguayra was dull, and
the communication with Porto Cabello had
been completely closed.
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The Louisiana African Apprentice
BILL.

The following are the words of the bill FOR
the importation of African labOrers, which
passed the Louisiana House of Representa-
tives by large majority, and was indefinite
" postponed in the Senate by a majority of
two votes:
AN ACT to grant the authority of the State
of Louisiana for the importation of Free
Black Laborers within this State.
SEC. LIST. BE 1t enacted By the State and House
Of Representatives Of the State Of Louisiana in Gen-
emil Assembly conrened, That James II. Brigham
aad his associates, be and they are hereby
authoriz. to import into the State of Louisi
ana for agriculture and other laboring purpo-
ses, twenty-five hundred free Africans: Pro
Uided, they shall be indentured as apprentices
to labor for a term of years, which the parties
may agree upon between themselves-notl less
than fifteen years.
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BOUNDARY DrspurE.-From the Arkansas

BOUNDARY DIsPUTE.-From the Arkansas
papers we learn that singular boundary dis
pnte has occurred between the State of Ar
kansas, the Choctaw nation aud the United
States government, relative to the western
line of Arkansas. The boundary was fixed
by the act of 1886 admitting the State into
the Union, and was then surveyed and mark
ed. A considerable population has settled on
the land near the line. Recently, from some
unexplained reason, commissioners were ap-
pointed by the Choctaws, the State of Arkan-
sas and the United States TO run the line
anew, and the United States Surveyor has
made il out about eight miles east of the old
one, thus leaving large number of settlers
In the Choctaw nation. The latter, not wish
ing to become Choctaws, have raised such a
disturbance that the administration has given
orders to the surveyor to adopt the old boun-
dary. The Governor of the Choctaws pro-
tests, and the Fort Smith Times says that he
is undoubtedly right in his views, and that
the land must be given up to the tribe or paid
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-05

New ORLEANS AND JACKSON UNIrED-The
dream of years is at last realized. the con-
Meeting link between the great Emporium of
the South and the Capitol of Mississippi is
formed. We have the pleasure to announce
that tomorrow morning the iron cOurser,
leaving New Orleans. and speeding through
hill and over dale, will, ere set ot san, awake
the echoes of our quiet. town with the CHATTER
of his iron hoofs. In his Report of April 9TH,
1857, the energetic Chief Engineer, Mr. HA-
zLEHURsr. announced that without some I'M
foreseen contingency the tracks will join about
twenty-five miles south of jackson and thirty
three north of Brookhaven at or about tie Isl Of
Aprl. 1858. Notwithstanding the heavy
grading and the obstacles of the past Indictment
season, he is up to time" and tomorrow
evening, the 3Ist of March. he will be greeted
on his arrival at the depot, with a salute OF
cannon.
A meeting of citizens for the adoption OF
measures to celebrate this important event,
will be held at an early day.-JGckson -Hlssis-
stpplda
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ON TIE NJ : .

CHATTER GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HmE
CLASSICAL RooK.-Introductory-Tbe Bible as a
Classc-The Bible adapted 10 Chldhood-The Bible
in the school and Copege-The Bible in English
verson-The Bible in the four great Classic Tongues
The Bible related the State and its schools
The Bible the Palladium of American Iustitutions-The
Bible and the Church OF Rome--Concluding Remarks.
CHAPTER U.-roErRY RARDs OF THE MBtE-
Nature and Of Poetry in the Bibe-Direrence be-
tween Hebrew Prose and Poetry-Syle Of Hebrew
Poetry, Parallelism-Sprit of Hebrew Poct-y-De-
partments OF Hebrew Poetry-InAuence Of Hebrew
Poetry--writcrs of Poetry in the Bible-The seven
Greater Bards-The Argument from Poetry--Conclu-
ding Remarks
CHATTER HI.-EIooUEScE AND oRAroRY OF IHE OLD
observation-disclosures and characteristics Of oquence
illustrations Of Eloquence-Earliest Example Of Flo
quence in the Old Testament-Iudah Orator.
Aaron as an orator-Other Examples from the Old
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Hushai, the Archite
CHATTER lN.-THE ELOQUENT ORATORS NEW
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Perverted Eoquence--Her-
oil and Tertullus-Speech Of Gamalial-The Eloquent
Apppllos-Stephen's Address the Council-Preaeh-
ing Of John the Baptist-Peter as an orator-Speech
OF James before the Synod-The Recorder or Town
Clerk Of Ephesus-The EloInence of Paul-Paul on
Mars Hnl-niscourses of our Lord-Conclusion.
CHAPTER v.-rYPEs or FEMALE CHARACTER IN THE
ncltion-"icture Of Evc-Safah and Rebekah-Char.
acter Of Deborah-Character OF Esther and Ruth
Jezcbe and At,cah-Harodias and her nancing
Daughter-Abgal, Hannah and Martha-The Marys
Concluding Remarks
CHATTER Nl.-REPREsENTAHyE YOUNG TIL
nBIE.-Range and Limits of the Theme-The First
Young Men-The First Two Observation-Disclosures OF
Joscph-The Youth Of Moses-Sketch OF David and
Jonathan-Sketch Of Samuel and Saul-Saul and sam.
',e at Endor-f haracter of Ahsaom-The Young Man
Sovereign-The Young Men Of the Captivity
Young Men Of the New Testament.
CHAPTER NlI.-SCIENCE THE BImE
Relation and Bearings Of the Subject-The Mora
Science Of the Bibe-The Bible Physical Science
first Scientific Characterstic-SecOnd Characteristic
Third Observation-Disclosures nlustratons-ThC
Sages of the Bible
CHAPTER NllI.-oRIGINAL CONCEPTIONS; or, oBJECn
oF sUmIMTrY AND BEATTY THE mRLE.-The Divine
! Existence-The Providence of GOETHE Persona
Character Of Christ-The Tea nf Special Divine Inhu
| enCc-Thc Church Of Goi--The Common Brotherhood
! nf Man-Thc Day Of Sacred ReSt-The Millennium
The Resurrection Of the ncat-Thc last Judgment
The Heavenly worl'-The scheme OF Redemption
| Reorganization ami Conclusion.
For sale by W. 7. BERRY & CO,
apr2-u Public Square.
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THE WHARF.-The Cincinnati Commercial of the
3lst ult., says an intelligent farmer who has
been looking about recently, informs us that
he has never known the wheat fields of South
western Ohio to present at this season of the
year, so promising and brilliant an appearance
as at present. The winter has not injured the
wheat in the West, and there is a glorious
prospect for an early and bounteous harvest.
Just now there are more signs of Spring
in the country, than last year on the first of
Nav
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Admission OF Kansas.
SPEECH OF WIN. II. SEWARD,
In the Senate Of the United States, March 3, 1858
IcoNTINUED.l

lCoNTlNOEpl
A national election was now approaching.
Excitement within and sympathies without
the Territory must be allayed. Gov. Shannon
was removed and Mr.. Geary was appointed
his successor. He eXacted submiss,oa To the
statutes of the usurpatiou, but promised
equality in their administration. He induced
a rep al OF some OF those statutes which were
most obviously unconstitutional, aud declared
an amnesty for political offences. lie per-
suaded tue Legislature OF the usirpatlon TO
ordain a call for Convention at l. compton,
10 form a Constitution, II the measure should
b, approved by popular vote At az elcctioa
4, be held for that purpose. To vote at such
Al election was to recognise aud tolerate the
nsnrpation, as well rs 10 submit to distran-
chisinp laws, and 10 hazard renewal OF the
frands and violence by which the usurpation
had hem established. On no account would
the Legislature agree that the projected Con
stitution should be submitted 90 the people,
after il should have been perfected by The
Convention. The refusal of this just m sasurc,
80 necessary to the public security Ia case oil
surprise aud fraud. was a confession OF the
purpose on the part OF the usurpation TO
carry a Consultation into effect by surpr,se
and fraud. The Governor insisted on this
provision. and demanded of the President OF
the United States the removal Of partial
and tyrannical judge. He failed TO gain
either measure, and incurred The displeasure
of the usurpation by seeking them. lie He'd
from the Territory. The Free State party
stood aloof from the polls, and Canvas
showed that some 1890, less thai th I'd OF
th Cpl. of the Territory. had sanctioned
a.. c,ll of a Convention, while the prssencs
Of the army alone held the Territory uader
forced truce.
Al this jancture, the new Federal Admins
tration can. in, und.r u President who had
Obtained succ rs by the Intervention at the
polls OF third party-an epaeni.fai orsani-
zatiol, built upon foreign ard frivolous rs ne
su which had just strength enough ana NC is
enough 10 give TO Pro-Slavery party the AID
irsd TO produce that untoward result
TIE nsw President, undsr show OF modsrar
tioa, mask d a more elfectual Intervention
thai that Of his pred eessor, in favor Of slave
labor aid slave State. Before coming into
ofdcs, d. ap2roaeha.i or Was approached BY
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, April 4th, at the residence of
Mr.. JAMES JOHNSON, in this city, WM D. BROWN, in IL
23rd year of his age.
About O'Clock Tuesday morning last, Mr.. Brown
was aroused from his sleep by swallowing piece Of
gold plate which attached three artificial teeth
having forgotten TO remove it from his mouth before
retiring TO bed. He Immediately sought the assistance
of DIR. PAUL F. EVE, who, falling with bis
instrument, gave him emetic which he took upon
his return 10 his Fortunately the result of the
emetc the election from his throat the plate Up
10 Thursday night the chances of his recovery
promising his throat, though laceraed and inAamed
appeared to improve gradually. Friday the symptoms
became more unravorable, and continued TO become
worse, until yesterday morning death ensued.
Mr.. BRowN a native of Canada whence his PARENTS
themselves Americans) emigrated to New Hamr-
shire, whilst he yet a child In 1853, Mr.. T.
WEAVER became acquainted with him Concord and
much pleased with his noble attributes mind
and heart, he prevailed upon him 10 come here with
him, giving him employment in the house Of JOHNSON,
WEAVER Co. In his position Of clerk tais house,
he developed the most sterling traits of character and
upon the confidence of his employers, that they
regared him with the siucerest esteem and affection.
Iere have been few men, in midst of his years,
40 have exhibited much business capacity, con-
nected with those high moral qualities, without which
the greatest genius is almost worthless Cut down
the dawn Of manhood when ne light onably have
looked forward long years of usefulness and honor
to himself and fellow his brief life furnishes ms
with another illustration Of the truth OF the exclama-
ton OF BURKE What shadows We are, and what
shadows we pursue +" 1t cannot be with his exit
from the stage of being his usefulness will cease The
influence Of his example continue for many years
operate upon the large circle of his friends
=, far Tho If nd he
nearly alone in tho worldboth father and moth
preceded him 10 that undiscovered country whence
no traveller returns" but though no kindred hands
closed his eyes he does descend the tomb
mourned. Many friendly heart grieves his
timely end, and will long his loss.
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A company has been recently organized TO
construct telegraph from Bristol. Dta Knox
Vile to Chattanooga A large amount of
stock has been subscribed, and DR.. Morris pre-
sident of the Richmond and Abingdon telc-
graph company has taken the contract for the
construction of the wholGline. He will com
IN ,nce putting up the posts and wire i'll "A very
short tim, and promises to have the whole
line in op ration 10y the first of August. OF
course il will follow the railroad lines.-R2J-
ersviLIe Lldepe,iae1t.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-05
SheItOn's Marble Works!
$500 worth Of Fine Gold JeWelry
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THE stock consists Of fac gold and silver English
i Lever Duplex, self-wnding, Anchor and Cylinder
Watches.
Fine Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains l, ,, and 6.
Glass LocSets sleeve atoms studs, gold and silver
Pencils and Pens; fine sets of JeweTy, such Cameo,
gold stone Florentne, Mosaic Lava Coral are all gold
Together with v5riety of other goods usually kept in
a frSl-cdSS J.-eiry stare. The sale continues every
evening until the entire stock Is disposed Of.
Country Merchants and others are invited % exam
inc this stock before purchasing elsewhere. Goods AT
private sle during the day at New York Wholesale
Prices. Terms Cash.
mar22-tf BENZ. +. SHIELDS.