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X. &. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

WE HAVE in store unusually large and
w elegantly assorted stock of Fall and Winter Goods
uf every description, and prepared 10 offer
greater inducements 10 persons wishing articles IN
line, than Il has ever been our pleasure to do. our
stock, both a. to quality ami variety will compare
with any IN the country and our prices shall be as low
Is possible for them o. he Citzcns and strangers
visiting the city will do well TO give stock early
aud thorough examination, We feel wecan make II 20
their interests We would call the attention OF the
buyers particularly 10 The following departments IN
business:
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K E R SEN E OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECI RED BN he II EISs PATENT
ITLRoshNE ILLUMINATING OIl--The light Oh
N tanned from tins u exceeds ina brililancy that 81
amy ether o nud herctof"re discovered b lack
piusive, and vii remain lmpid In The very coolest
weather
The Company recommend as the lamps best ada,tcd
this Oh the her, scne LAMPS, Manufactured By the
following IsIties Mc-srs. Cornelius n Baker ais Iy
utt OF Fhiiadelj A. \. iIaGgh~out A Co 4ss Bruad-
way, the BTool int Ilass Co, No. IS ir,ad street
NcssTs iuctz Co. iS2 William street, l. AcFcicr, I37
Finl q ana n EiwArds "a IHlane street, \. san
pies 81 Different IS hes 81 Lamps be the
once of the Company.
hEfseESE Il HfscNlIVc ON, Ne I. Prepared o. sut
the hnrst and all other kiids q Ma lihefy burns
brilliantly IA LrComotve Head Ligts, Car tainIs All
the ordinary Soar A Hand laIafs ana stands great
ieErrr oi caid a. the best sci Oh. and IL admira
bi, adapted g. iia.lrosd 4ad Steamship use.
Il iaiIcsIIaC Olis, Nos- 3. Superior
Ighricltpir ALI b. found a. fSscss advantages
any 0s 10 the market - same Prces-~ii not burn
--lnd Aave been thus lrriafcd 10 mect tie require
Incuts IL Raiir'ssts and others
kE1slrESK EiSSAcIK on Prepared expressly for
hils' U.S. aal sll b found admirably adaiss,d for
DO % STEAMSHIPS Men 81 War, AefuhAut Vessels,
Lake and River 0rElt. and burns IN al the Cabin
siats.ro0g, Blaaaele, forecasts Lamp, signal Ian
tarur, kc-
Bianaele OIL wi remain auid AZ ioag a. bestsperm,
ana sil burn ali hsAt Elthstt futiirtus - trina
med advantage that Wil Be DIV sus every shiE-
mast-r
Tue Kerosene oiis can be obtained from he wlole-
sale oh iss=leFs ship tatfs, irusgts and CrosrFs
N NeN YORK, aud the regularly appointed AGENTS -
the Company N many q thr prucilal towns and Va
ges Il tins CnEsd states, tr C4RaGzs, aEd ths IslAnd
Of Cube
ess-bsshea ~ the Bard q rrastsrsl nppi14ton
% At>rENs,
CrSEsst AcEvrs. KEzsskSK tgt cnsfASy.
NO. so Heayer street, ". n.
\. B-crculArs sish fan particulars, testimonials,
press A., All be forwarded "a splls-isos a. above.
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Represcntatives.I

The Senate consists Of "a members. or two from
each NJ tho 30 States. The House Of Representatives
l. en-n,osed Of 237 members az follows Maine 8,
New HAMPSHIRE 3, Vermont B. Rhode Island 2, Massa-
ehrsntts II, Connecticut 4 New York 81, New Jersey
s. Pennsylvania rs, Delaware ! Maryland &, Virginia
II North Carolina g. South Carolina g. Georgia 3, Ala
btn1 Z Florida l. Louisiana {, Mississippi s. Texas p,
Arkansas 2 Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio 81 In
diana II, Michigan 4, Illinois Q, Missouri l. Iowa ?,
Minnesota g. Wisconsin 3, California .. Besides these,
the Territories Of Utah Washington Oregon, Nebras
ka Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
in the House OF Representatives
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAM G. HARRIs, Governor.
I'm. W. BURTON, Secretary Of state.
JAMES c. LUrrRErL, Comptroller OF the Treasury.
GRANVILLE C. ToRBErr, Treasurer.
JoHN L. 7. SSEED, Attorney General.
The salary Of the Governor is $1,000 per annum,
tina, OF the Secretary of State 81 500 and perqusites
COMPTROLLER OF the Treasury 81 900 and fees for sign
ne Free Bank notes Treasurer 81 500; Attorney Gen
raj 81 500. The Legislature consists 81 rs Senators
nd IS Representativ Democrats having is Sem
ators and the Americans THE number Of American
Representatives is 33-Democratc Representatives AZ
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The Judiciary.
The JUDICIARY.

The salary Of the President, s s?5 ,oo0 per annum-
that II the Vice President 80 900 Each member Of
TIE Cabinet receives 60 ono per The salary n
the Chief Jsfice ~ the Supreme Court So, 500, and
OF Zach Associate Justice Sc ,no0.
Tho Tinted States Circuit Court for this 1.-THE sth
Ci-cut) IL held in Nashville the first Monday in
March-Justce Catron presiding, with Jacob AcGavock
ms Clerk
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GET THE BEST.
THE GENUINE AAhitUTHi k--tlie Premium Picture
il bes und laArison the nuzt style d lkeness
vet Introduced, and stans!s without rivals
Time canIs4 change them,
Light cannot alda them.
Ismpncss cannot mould them,
lust rNNch them,
Esst canpaf CsFfude them,
Mate as heFetatore b I.AICoA Bf Corner of Cherry
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FRESH SEEDS.

FRESH SEEDS.
TX BARRELS CLOVER SIZED.
lei 10 barrels Timuthy %
Blue Grass seed, cleaned and stripped,
Herds tsrass seed,
Oniun Cloves,
Prolific Corn,
Chinese Sugar Cane,
JAjAn l'eas,
l-snfreth's Harden seeds,
Flower SEED,
just received BY RAINS A BROWN,
febiS No. ~. Fublc square
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CIoaks, shaxIs, and scarfs.

We have the largest and most elegantly assorted
stock this way ever seen the country, many Of
which were imported by McssTs. A. 7 stewart Co,
al NsS York expressly Tor sales. In NclVets
have them at all prices from SIS Ia SaOo. We have
also Black AMI Grey Cloth ana Beaver Tainas aud long
Cosks, etc, fnr ad,rs and children IN all qualities, at
three dollars up. Shawis IN all aud quail
the must elegant Also just received fresh invoice
those elegant high colorcd, all SIX, Cheuele Shaws
hat are REALLY beautiful.
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| HAVE ALSO FITTED Up ~ THE REAR or Ny
CIGAR STORE,
a King loon.

Mbero can be- had all Kinds 81 Liquors uf the best
quality made up any kind of drink that may be
called for. only ask isrton 81 the liberal patron
age II the public aud viii my best endeavors
please all who may give tue call.
Jan. =, ls5s-u c. rHOMAT.
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Dress Goods.

together with endless variety OF medium and
low priced silks IN Fiounces, Robes guile, and by
The yard In Plan IJad, striped and Bayadercs, aso
satin Faced and Dodbie-Iwiiled Merinocs and Cash
mercs. Great variety OF ali Wool aud Union Plaids
Mousdelaines, and every thing new and desirable II
a w1V
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Match Horses for sale.

WILL sell On stx mouths credH, ~ iow Cor CasLi
tho handsome par Ct Grey Garage Horses, ],
s-essnt drivsn IN faterssa Crcenneli's fnrn4inrf
. son. They are well broken aud grntle and ace
,<sFtel ~ssh IoF assy laEit
ALEXANDER nAcKFNZTr,
Gcblo-E n sssvFie Tenn
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Ub0lesale Groceries.
JOEL s. CO..
Wholesale GrOcerS,
And Dealers I'm -.
COUNTRY PRODCCE,

n -
COUNTRY PRODCCE, 1
Nashville, Tenn.
Sugars.
100 hhGs. fair to choice Su- bxs. Havana Sugar;
gar; IS bbs- Loaf Sugar;
10 hhds clarified Sugar: 10 powdered Sugar;
Coffee.
coo bags Rio Coffee; rs bags Laguyra Coffee:
loo bags Java Coffee
Liquors.
400 bbls. Pixies Whisky; 30 do. Fine Brandies;
100 90 Deans do; rs bbls. American Brandy:
$50 q Wiltshire do; 10 :" Malaga Wine;
rs bbIs & = bbls. Cherry so 81 walkers sup. Ale.
Brandy; so boxes ST. Johns daret
Wine; rs baskets Champagne
IS bbls. Smiths Reserve Wine. assorted;
Whisky; so boxes Champagne c.
so bbs. pure Rye do; der
80 do. Monongahela do;
Tobacco.
Is boxes E s. Powells To- zoo boxes Jack Falstan
20 boxes Southern Belle 80 bxs. Com Tobacco;
Tobacco; Is f" Industry Tobacco:
Cigars.
NapSe%n Ggars 1900 s Kenny Lind srs
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, Coperage,
Corn, Hay. Orchard Grass Seed
Millett Seed, Hemp Blue Grass
Dried Peaches, Bagging, Timothy sc
Dried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass &c
Wool, Pillow Lines, Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords, Onions,
Potatoes &c, &c, &C
Country dealers and farmers having any of the above
for sale will do well TO call US when they visit the
city. June 2e-tf
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prp GOODS, rtr.
Great Hargains for Cash
Uncurrent Money at Par.

WE will take all 'Frcc Bank" money, ocoee, Shell
w byviile, LawrenccbuTR, and cambridge at par
Tor goods. ". A. X J. 6. MCCLEIIAND.
\. Il. As we intend dong exclusive cash bust
this year, viii close present stock
unprecent"d low prices for cash
jan26-u W. a. * j. G. MCC.
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Misffllanrous.

Sundries.
10 BUNDLES Window sash
10 90 sets WAGON B0xes;
boxes kiVcIs
kegs Washers,
20 boxes Window Glass;
la bars Iron:
IS bundles Iron
Just received and for sale by
n. n. rICKEY,
feble-u No, S, Call &C street
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supreme Court of Tennessee.

Judges-R. l.. CARUTHgRs Of Lebanon.
Rom. J. MCKINNEY of Knoxville.
WM X. HARRIS, of Memphis
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday In
December: at JACKSON the 1st Monday in April, and
At KyoxvnLE, the LIST Monday in September
Clerks-IAMEs p. CLARK, Nashville.
w. II. STEPHENS, Jackson.
JAS. W. CAMPBELL, knoXvillei
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9otIlrIs, ST..

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Late Mansion House,
North Market Street I'd dcor beLolo the Square.
" GILBERT having taken the above stand for q
a number of years, begs leave inform the public
OF that fact and them that the house has been
newly painted from basement to attic and and
complete furniture throughout. The subscriber know
ing fun well the need OF first class modern hotel in
Nashville, and being in phlanthropc mood has made
every exertlon TO come up TO the wants of the public.
and atters himself he has succeeded His table will
at all times be furnished with the best this and foreign
markets afford, and he pledges himself make every
body contented and at home who will favor him with
a visit.
Carriages and omnbusses will regularly to and
from the st Nicholas TO Steamboats, and Railroads
Trusy forters always in attendance the depot
ceive checks for baggage, thus Obyiatng the difficulty
of delay.
Board per day, rs
Lodging. 40
Single Meals, 40
Sopper, Lodging and Breakfast, 81 90
Breakfast from to O'Clock.
Dinner 90 II to .
Supper t 5tos
j. v GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House, Market street, two livery
stables where be found at all hours horses bug
gies, carriages, &c J. n. Alexander & Co., and w. T
Wright < Co. the proprietors.
p Dec. 4-lyd&w
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rJYrnoshy seed just received and Tor sale by
i No D. D. DfekEs.
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LEWIS Cas-, of Michigan, secrstary # Sdfe-
HOW'LL Com, Of Georgia, Secretary # the Deas"ry
IsAAc TorcEY, of Connecticut SerTddry IF the Ndry
JcHy r. FLOYD, Of Virginia, Secretary If War.
JERxsnlH n. BrAcr, Of Penn, A1orncy General
JACOB IHonr<oS, Of Miss, Secretary Of The Interior
AARON v. BRows, of Tenn, Postmaster General.
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4 vpaes.--s2 bsls Applss gast reesivea and Cog
a1.s ~ pess hh1Ahf.
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pireftorp.
Government of the United States.
The Executfve
The Cabinet.

I JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pa, President Of he o. SAFES.
JOEY C. BKEcKxsRrDeE, Of Ky, Vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

includes Brooklyn ard Williamsburg.
You who have survived the panic have cheering pros
pect before you for doing business 10 advantage Trade
a. Il springs M will be healthy We shall rejoice
your prosperity and hope you may scou retrieve any
loses YOU have sustained through the misfortunes OF
others.
We shall be thankful 10 bavc you speak well Of and re-
esmnend the Agency the favor Of those Of your ends
who nay chance be donr busncss without the benefits
afrds The BonlerS' Aogdstnc for ths month contains
shOn article showing the object and befehts q The Mer
camille Agency 10 which would refer fr sll needed N
ssmafon since 1s41 have lsborcd 70 make N an ndis
pensabe auxiliary ~ every mans business. We know =
instrumental of saving many millions yearly 70 our city,
and tha, p branches are ely valuable ther several
localities Who can tell what The financial diicgltcs a
1857 would have sggrgsg,ed hit No, been for The
conservative nnucnCe which the Ac soy has eyerod 10
time past and during he whole perod II The pres
sure9 The exigences of those ronblos tI ", SI and
al, orixpa,e i; and We hope vii o,cr be regarded "a
strong tuwArk .nd relNncc OF our n1erCh n Wish
ing you The compliments ef te soason we rcma n ours
faithfully, g. y, CGIASS A 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

BoWrRY nEArRS The production OF re dramatic and
equestrian spectacle Of" Mazeppa" at This house ast even
ing drewa crowded and apprecaiivc audience Mansscr
EDDY appears to be degnoed sot 70 be ouidone, and
accordingly grshes his paon with two full companies.
Inc performances was fully equal any previous occasoo
and was received with vocferous demonstrations Of ap-
PROBATION Mr.. fitzgerald played Mazsppa with un-
wVhleo vgor, exhibiting truly F0rrestian energy. Ths
ver onaacters were well tsned, and the wild horse,
" Whte Cloud, was unusually spirited. Perhaps IL the
mountains had been little sleeper and the full speedD
of te Wild horse little faster the boys would have been
better satisfied but TIE whole everything passed od
satisfactorily, including variation in the pit rot down on
me blls con etng passirf empty barrel over the
beads 81 The crowd. Nth " haze.,a.' The Acrosatu
Irol-rs, Nss Ia1gs dancing Mr. one. agng, aud n
s0d NtrPece, ne Htwcfy msy expect oyerd0eDg
houscs l pie 0i tho bard .n.ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12
THE FAILURES IN EUROPE.

We present readers with list Of the failures WHOM
have taken place m England and the Continent during
the present financial revusOn. These however, are bnt
portion Of the whole number, estimate Of which We
have given In the absence of reliable Information
Thus We hnd that there were over nfty failures IN
Berlin, none Of which published among the
bankrupt firms The commencement Of the revul-
sion IN Great Britain and on the Continent was felt
about the beginning Of October, but nearly whole
month elapsed before the public were fully aware
Of its extent and character About the end Of October ~
effects beginning to be severely felt in London, Pa
ris, Vienna Hamburg, Amsterdam and other leading
cities Up TO and after this period the London Times
and other leading organs Of English opinion insisted haa
the depression was merely temporary, and hat would
be found on examination that the commercial community
were generally in q thoroughly solvent condition and
would be able TO meet any financial emergency. The
HERALD accused Of unnecessarily and unustnably in
creasng the alarm, and its predictions were said TO be To-
tally unwarranted by facts In Of all this it is pecu
arly Interesting, at this particular time, 70 sec how far
predictions have been verified and TO look into the
startling facts which have been developed during the
progress of the revulsion. This will be best shown by
the following lst of failures in Great Britain aud the Con
tnen which the strongest proof that be presented
of the correctness of our views
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

Leaving final loss of............S Of. Sl43, ,780 900
The columns exhibiting ne number OF counties in each
State with the number in which, during the whole year
failures have occurred, will surprise you with their
showngs No other conclusion be formed than that
the trade OF the country in good hands, and pros
porous condition prior TO the panic
If the country storekeepers general debt s, herein
before estimated, 2S2 IL would be fair 70 infer
that ordinarily the years business would amount 10 all Of
double that sum- or - 564 900 900. From this would
this fall 40 per cent which would make the business for
1867 with the country merchant amount TO 000
and az the losses tor the year by this trade M
00O the per centage s about one and half.
For the convenience of those Of you desiring TO contrast
the city with the country trade have separated the
from the other, will DO readily perceived by refe
renee TO the table. Twenty six cities are enumerated
Their failures have been 1852 in number and the ab
ties Of the same amount to $257 an average OF
about Sl09, ,000
Those Of you who preserved our last years circular
will be able 70 compare the statistics therein given with
those contained IN this.
STATISTICS AS TO FAILURES FROM DEC. 26, 1855,
TO DEC. rs, 1857.
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EDlTlON-TURSDAY, H. 1853

n has been ups0 short time; have included the
losses by the Mlures ii banks railroads.
These rer<rrs ornr California, arrangements Tor
that State YET being perfect elsewhere. They
embrace, hcweveS, the Canadas, New Brunswick, and
Nova SctAA.
viii eeseen vaat the number Of hrn,s in the United
States tCsforrta excepted) by records-and they
embrace ALL bat class Of small retailers in The larger
ctesss 204 ool, estimating the population At 25 600,
or 10 every Is families.
There has been lost by 3S7 swiudling and sbscondng
debtors, 81 500, and by 5l2 nrms which will pay
thing their losses and confidential debts absorbing every
thing, SO 800 600. There $3.50 concerns owing
97 0S0 500 and they such usually average
20 10 30 cents and there 435 owing SIT 89 oo0
which will pay in fun il the times ahead prove to be ord
narify prosperous.
The total amount Of the liabilities OF the 523 failures
put down $500, Sol 600
But there will be realized from
those who will pay in full -. SIT ,le9 900
A0d on the amount of "Urfinary"
failures $l97 ,oso, 900 at 40 cents 7s,sS2,ooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

rope VII probably amount 10 abou. thrce hun.
dred millions altogether, and tho assets 10 about
sixty millions The panic created BY the rsvulsIon IN
Vienna and Paris terrific, and such vu the ense.
upon somc of the bsnkrupts they Committed suc,
while laooring un Ter mental depression rhe govern
menu Of Sweden and Norway with the ycv of prevept
ng the utter destruction OF OF Tho extensive essss
shments which failed in ihosc countries endea vorns
TO procure financial assistance IN England through thsr
authorized agents. Tho sun required "a said N bs
f25ooooo, and application s 10 sc made therefor 70
the Bark OF Engand-ths houses asking Zoe TIE loan ac
cording TO the proposed arrangement, being Obliged 10
make over sa,sfactory security for the amount de-
manded The governments Of Norway Sweden are both
urged TO ms measured ihe best and appssay ouy vsy
oprcventnsa large portion Of population frsm being
thrown out Of employment In Denmark efforts are being
made 70 obtain loan OF about three million dollass; and
sad that tho Committee of Deputies Of The Exchange
The Bank and the Finance Department n,end presenting
petition 20 tho Minister Of Finance for the pr - Of so
eurneh We ~cfurher informed there ia every hops
me required AID VIII be gransd' the especially ~
me government has large means u 10 comssnd vsng
fron The payments on account of me Sound dues
Aid has been granted BY tho National Rssn Of Vienna 70
firms in Hamburg the amount N four ous az dollar,
aud with this assistance a number OF them have been
enabled 70 resume operations Efforts are aso being made
n hgand-out No are not told With what sucoeys-by
the agents Of houses a Hamburg lo obssin ics.s
Whether they obtain them the rsul, lwi dsub.-
es, % tho same. They viii eventually faT-the
assistance they receive only serving 10 rssard,
Rot prevent, their do~nfsn Accounts fronr
Hamburg state that, although ono week absut twenty
Millions Of dollars IN silver had arrived in that city fall
Tres bad succeeded an other without nsermes,ou
me amount OF bills Of exchange protested since tho com
neneement Of the crisis estimated At thirty millions Of
lOllars.
The only failure we hear of from Asia tho house OF
'opurz Co., Smyrna; hut we have no doubt sha. IA
ot the only Of Insolvency svsx In the EAs the
necs Of the crisis are said 10 have been quite severe
10 all the faures ihs causes have been nyar ably tho
ame-specuaiop based upon an undue expansion OF ths
redii system esrsvagasce living and excessive mar
faciures
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

choir struck oG in hymn which woai nave
charmed the prips dorna Of an opera, mach
more perhaps than a plebian ear like NINE I
could not but recall the anecdote OF The PLAIN
cid Methodist OF Baptist minister who
,,csebed in one Of these fashionable Pulpits.
SLOWLY and mea-sredly he fo,, and SAID
Brethren, as soon as the iidiIin' and s'ng'n'
!. oycr m preach" No man who lives IN the
country would recognize "Old Hundred or
one O; those simple hymns to common or long
,,e,,. 10 which he Is acoustic med. The ser
mon WAS plain AVID practicable one, aud 'nd'-
Gated thD, the preacher felt deeply all ana
mare than he -aid. /, breathed spirit OF
true religion. Still, ii DID not meet my eS-
p,rtat,ops. and wa, informed was not equal
TO his usual Efforts At night visited the
Methods, Church, where addresses were de-
lycrcd to obtain subscrp ,ions 10 establish q
publishing house in this city for the Methodist
Church South Among those WHO spoke was
our Cd friend Col. ". =. Hi, who adorns
.yerv subject 10 which his mind is directed.
About Tuesday or "Wednesday Of next
week | shall leave for home. Until then
,d.en. L. W. l..