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R0EttnaOr.e eEaad 0NiO


rTYHIS RnaA runs fron Wheeling q Bsitinor. On
tfe f5isgi sivsntErss Sofh a. cirht ~ nsss
lire Il through wild ard romantic regions cf t6e
Ansshsaiss and eeins sollty eonstrueted completely
trcive and saest Railroads the United States m
CentrAl Ohio Railroad nun Columbus md LanesvfIist.
Vens, unites MS road VIA an portOns q ths Wssi
I'VE ONLY rHzOusH TIczErs Fzoar Mrrsrzrs.
LOUIsvILLE and 81 LouEs % the NATIONAL Mz-
rRoF0LIs sod b. mis- road. UAich sirscs =
Washingtnn without The dsay o. passas throurh Bai
more Il s also ths only ns by which baEzags saa Be-
ehscted 70 Washington from The Ohio river.
ra-By tie NAIL KouTE nom heulphis, taks ths ma
steamers running daily Or L0uisvis esnneetnE shers
nat whers they arrive 70 with the ser. a.
Ilttis Miami RAfroad Tor Coumbua ounnect NJ thsre
with Central Ohio Ralroad through Hs-ark and zanss-
The cineinnAti 70 Baltinora Hsd q WashinS.o1
Is l-ss han - hours
Rsiiroad Rsute.
rR-Passsnesrs erum aslphis SONG East tHrsu~b A
L61s can Buy Th-ougA Tickrts by tbs Batraore a o..
Eaiosd mis- route lays throngh vnosnnss reTa Rauts
Indianspos, etc, % Wneell1g. tas new Oao aut
MIssssippi snd cunrnecing Roads Thess onnnecsio1T
ars All direct, snd ths tins from St Louis 70 BaItlmos
By this route may Be- bad of TIE ASsnt under ne Pan
ts Houss Al N following rAtes; Fron St. Louis 4
faltlnors s1s 70 WesalnStoa S1g.
Al Whcslg TIE passenger tskes ts superior esrs o.
the BaltmOu and ohio RarOad Whleh three tfns
Eally Baltimore WashinstoL, Philadelphia and Nss
YORK Through N 10 or n hours, inciadng st0ppazss
For SAFETY speed rsgslzy beauty of ne oountrg Enf
general cof1t this sad Is seoand none IN the Union
FRsIGHTs- : MS e01pa7y possesses the lArEsst
eqapmcnt Of any laroad Ia the United States, and
rrepared 70 Do Immense business In traBsportatlon.
Tbs ro.d rakss immediate oonecthm t The EharVes and
IN TIE streets oi Baltimore With the Rairoad hade
phla ard EeW York, steamers ~ frcsaon end BALTIl
McRE STE AMsHIP Llnes, BY Canal and Sea % Nv
Tork aud BY new Merchants and alnsr ins . Boston,
steamers to Norf1ik, Chareston, Ssylnnah, &c. FcT
rafiriars feEht tarf copies % whct nay - had
sf e Farrarn< Houses N the WsEt or % =. p FeEDs
R.-..irirr .ad FurEarflng Agant e Wheeing.
w. 81 WOODSTDR
Mastsr Of Transportation. BsIt1uofa.
TrparoH TICKETS alo-ias n hcsders 10 s.np q
~ ooint and resnrre thcir seats a. pleaaurs nay b
ol-rrh srd Al the CompEny's Ofce No. rs, Jedsraon
.rr.et 4oo~z Fnsf a ths Oommrrclal HoteI Nemuhis
iunee5-iy w. NORM, Agent.
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WILLIAM EORIN. AEsat.
hrmnhls. Tenn.
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REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.
Fer Louisville.

The splsndid L0v-Prsssurs Ono End Missis5isp nsh
stoamar
NoofahhH = bh-..---.--....G q ". TaIPLETr. asstsf.
HTILL issse MsmDhls sY-Ty Friday NsnRmh
w EVENING a a'ciock, pas lively, lh-.s-s-i,S
taFtnf freieht and rafsengers fnr aIi y
1ay lAndt1gs arrvin4 at a0nisrfls iuNA~l-.ll-s1
hule ~ thf M01fHy nnrunE a-lI BoatE rcunatf
40 theoa b rlsirosd 70 an H.strrn tons ant crss q
rhisa tArsush ticksts viu b. gisen -
s-o oassz ecse cornec 0os viii ne Iifnois csnira
aAifoaa and hali h1sfs = uouaf ltv nd Cairo ~
- Lpaia- Al Pafscss IN n a,nv ,.-r.t 10 49,
he.hvlie an1 fsnaessec rfvsr
In- south-rner i n syi-nfif rurning order harisa
- tAarpoEniy reoslr- r~f-ruisha &C Yer orrcers
are Al enrerieuocd ooafr1rn ~ "a -, .r .fs.,
trn q tAe satisfy, eof-rt snd pn-urs ~ t.lr us-.r
gers For pan q cabin Sc
s.., 5.s = sNiTE. ls-s,.
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IS o . a5 o0ss oole oos5 % 3 o 5 o 100
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JOSEPH ETCHAVANE,
N q e Sc RY

RHUBARB AND AsPARAGUs ROOTS
All plants EHtraufied 70 order Oriers from tasfs.-
tended q, and delivered IN any part q n
city ~ ~ shsrEa. - &.
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THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM
NEW YORK 4 PHILADELPHIA
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TAnEs MOURE,

TTTM n POLK, aad smith P Bankhesd, having
w for1d partnership, rfl hereafter practice lEN
tosezher tn ne city o. hsnptIs novI-Iy
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ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURE.
FTfhG undersigued respectfully announcea 70 tie cit-
Esns - heuphis and s1rrounding country that be-
prepared 70 draw plans ad speihcstions of budinEs
of every descrr on. estimate the and supriuted
tne erection Of any charac.er ei saidng draw contracts
betueen TIE parties, a., &C
ne vi also zrtcnd % the Of brick-sor
pastering, excavations emhankmeHfs. Ac 70 ne
Planning and esnstructlon % brdges surveyne a. ls
IN any part Of ths city o. adjoining country
q once In Bank Aney, the once II Jrdze Hiu
so1th Of hadison street. W CRANE
sepF7-sm Architect and Cfvi EnEinesr
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s2s7ISs 81


AHSFrH.
Dash On hand and On deposit..... ara. .tsl 7s
Cash N the hands OF AEents and In
osurse Of Transmission, sacurgd By
B nj with sureties............. s 6S1 n
Fifiy-four Bonds and Mortgages st
and per cent. interest. A.
mounting 10 the aggregate ro.... SIS 90
which mCrtgages arr Ou Valua-
be and pro iuciive real estats,
principally farms recorded and
arst liens, worth generally double
the amount, and N bre than mort
EAged for In each esse, snd IN no
ease less than 50 per osnt more.
ersiusive Of farm buildings and
% eerfiaed By The Reooudsrs
where reoJrded. h tie Auditors
ef the States Of Ohio and ullaois.
Einsieen B5uds, int'ss, percent,
security Enpie, au0uuting In ne
aEgrrgste to.-..-....--..-.--... SII655 90
BlIs Recsivabla VIZ Promissory
xoiss, psyssl, On 'ism.sa-...... 4,sOO -
CASA due IRON respoasibls parties
Interest sscr1sd sna p-iaeiBsiy
due, payable JHa- . is57........ II. .ot5 IS
nsooNE PoR THK YEAR Isss .
Amount Of Pemius reoeEed during ths ye4 Sas a09 %
e Interest 4ssI s.
ESQ 80 u
BxPENDIrUREs
ExPenses ior the year, ineiutiag oommisS' ons.
salaries Of oficers, rents, pin Tax. postage.
and a. other s65 20
Dividends paid during The yrsI..-......... ooo0 %
Dsos@Scr l, @ -. y,.. lisa IA
Amount paid fer Losses that occurred turing
the s,e3t ~
sasss s.
LIABILITIES
Losses sdjusted and not due.........S1.t50 90
Losses claimed and unsdiusted...... . s55 90
Losses claimed and rests ed-...-.... LOCO %
Loses repor ed, en- which action
has been taken- -....-..-.----.--..- lsOoo 90
Al other claim agsinst The Company
small. not sxoseding-............. 800 %
The shove Liabilities since adjusted sna pad.
Whole amount o. risks taken during the
SO. 30 o.
whole amount of pTcpcrty a. risk a. date. eo9 90
CoUsTT o. BRADFORD.
Fr1ncis Tyler President and Ichn r. Canneid, Secre-
ary Of the Rarmsrs' Union Insurznoe Company belng
severailv da sworn depose and say snd each f0r him
self says that the foreEoing tue fun and correct
statement q fhe aarsof ssd oporaton and that hsy
are uhe sboEe described ef1-ers fhrreof
ERAHCIs rYLKR, President.
J. y. CANFIELD Secretary.
S1oscThed and sworn, before this 2sh ssy o. Jan
uary A. D., i651. J. b REEVE, Up.
STATE OF TENNEssEg, CcsIpTR 0LLER's OFFICE,
NAEHVfLLE, Deoembsr s, 1851.
mis- Il 70 certify thst fhs Farmers Union Insurnnce
Company, local At Athens the stats Of Pennsyi-
S1nAs has compiled with an the requirements o. act
passe1 By ihs General Assembly the % Tennes-
IN harrh, 1855 entitled An Act to rrgulafe fhc
Agencies Of Insurance Comp nes tncopnrat b. the
Ssete q Trnnessce," )" snd that " MILTON snd 8
PUTNAM the legally authorized Agents Of said Com
pans In The town OF Memphls STATE Of Tennessee.
decsi-ln O. LuTTRSLL- oomptroEsr.
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SCHEDULE
hzt trt'n lssges ins junction 81 o.. A. M Rsturn-
-. isfs-a IocEna A lifoi A. ~ and arrives ne
naction Ftth ths Memphis and Oai9 axilroaf AZ SO
a c11n.etinr via passenger train TO- MsaDhis
Eresat ani 4co1lnoi1tion train saves ne ia1ctiou
a 9coct r. ter TIE arrival o. tn- aocounofsfon
ele q ne Asrptls and ChaTiesto1 Railroad and ar
rs.s - Yeas at n: 5 ?. ~
.ess. q Ys9l.ess -ih SIN. 4 fql- h9rse PSI
valley 6re1ada, Carroiton ard Lerng ard AZ OK
ford with Mrssrs- Jamisso1 4 Co flu--hsrse post
o1ach-s Pontofoc, Aberdeen Enc Columbus, Kiss
rtcksts en- b proc-r-d from Patters Bro. Con-
uercai Hotel and from ths ticket o. ne Hsnphls
slf Charleston hailrosd, a. Aruphis-
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TUSCUMBIA AND MEMPHIS.
New York and Philadelphia Steamship Lines,
VIA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH,
SAVANNAH


FIRsT CLAsS.-PiAno FOrtss, TO TO
Books Stationery, Bosts, Shoes Tslscsabss ke-PAls.
Camphine snd sDlrifs Turpentfns
IN harreisi Carpstisg, China
Glass and Glassware, Cisars, n
eases; Clock-, ConfecfiOneries.
Cotton Cars, Dry Goods IN box
e and haiesi DruEs Fruits. .Fruit
rToe- and Shrubbery, Furs, Gsr-
On Seeis, Looking Glasses and
Looking Glass Plates. ta; owners
usk Oysters in ana Jars,
Saddery. Tin and Brittanis Ware,
feas and Spices, per 100 lbs..... 81 n - q
SECOND CLAss.-HArdwurs.
exospt sueh a. spesiEed N Thfrd
Class Conee Mia Machinery,
Foreign Liquors IN barrels ana
pipes, robsooo IN boxes, Lssther
IN rolls szd boxes, Ons n barrels
snd rasks. Croskery and Queeas-
ware In crates and easks, Rfca
whiting Plaster. sheet Brsss and
THIRD CLAss.-Axes shar-
IS spades, sad Irons Inc and
I'm IN uiEs. I'm plate, AnvlIs
vices. casks of Chains aud Hses
Vanilla and Cotton Cordage. OF
~, heavy Castings, NIL Gearing,
Ca-riEge Springs and Axels. Ral-
rad Wheels and AxeIs. Chairs anc
spikes. ard Roam IN barrels, per
sPsCIAL RATEs-BaIss
Furniture and Carriages baxsd
and other light articles not emu
uersteii also. Carhoys Of Ac-
tds Or other Chemicals, wil -
chErvsd.actuai weight, bat o.
toube FIRST Oiassrats, per 100
Los--.-. n28 am
N shove rates cuver All expenses from Ns Tof and
-. siephis % Aemphis and Tuscuabla No Commls
SONS DraEsss or sharfHge ehsTgd at eibsr Charleston
% Goods 70 al ssa,ions en- tse MEMPHIS AND
CHAhLeSrON ROAD are enfitlsi = through rates AL
poirts East 4 fuscumbla vii be charged ruscurihiA
rsis and an points % Tuscluabs Memphis rAtes
DIRECTIONS FOR SHIPPING.
eoods - Savannah shauid Be eOnfgnsd 70 Aseat ceu
trs Rsiirose aaa Paek4ses marked Care Agent O. \.
G0oii by chsrIeston should Be consigned % Agent
eouth CsroinA Railroad, and Packagss marked Care
AEr-f 8 g R n, Chariesicn. 8. G..
- Have every Package plainly rcarkqd with name
of e,u.sn.- destnatioa, and depot o. delivsry At
vestiH- dslsvs and misconsi<nments
THROUGH RATES From cHARLESFON
AND 8AYANNAH.
Peraons shippins - san Vessels Propeller f-sm
Bal more New York, Boston aud Phladelphla ufH r.
ova he fu bsuedt o. contracts made with sush vssss
su hy CONSUMING thsr go0ds 70 the aeenis of ne gfh
Caroiins R4lrosd at Chsri ston Central Raosd a.
saEsnnAh hey wiL - forwarded Tss ef C0nnisrfons
To rSscsz5iS. 10 slsakps
FIRST Ciass-Psr 100 Hs-, ineiudihs
Hats -.-......el a8 81 IS
Secund Class-Per 100 pounds---.-- o. I -
Third Class-Per 100 pounds.-..... 81 100
sVecisl Ratss-For light soods per
hundred pcun1E-... - 40
Steamers Eenerally but dsy quicser rcpe
lers, and two 70 three days QUICKER thsn Sailing
vessels from New Tork and Phiisdslphis- and othsr
days tima Is rot ooect frouu twenty 70 forty
cents rer bundre pounds b saved b. shipping On
CHARLEs w. ANDEzsoS,
iuus-iy General Azsui for the sOutsvsst.
FER baltimore, WashfngrOn, NeI
York, Philadelphia. sc.
Direct Through Line for the Eastf
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IL pers-ns indss.ed "a TdRtBL q CO., ftr Lisst-
a uing Rods. are rtquesfet - seitie " ~ Aessrs-
Gaofycar- Knspp 4 c., osu. gis.ss No n = O1cc
BlscF Nfmphis, r-nn lr.o vtoss harcs 81 otss and
is55dfwwsn IHRkLL 20.
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YHRD.

Iksep constantly on hand general assortment OF
BUILDING LEMBER, sILLs, JOICE
EwEATHER -BoARDTNG, srUDING sHEETIRG.
DRY CxPREss and POPLAR. I in. I : IN ana m
~ Wdes Driea Foorins Feog Pins, Poplar alid Gum
end Celin ALSo-A large lot o. shinEica Csler
saved and hsWed. txsx6x8xl0zi3 inches
B. COCHRAN
L. - -
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TREADWELL 4 &FOLLENTIEE,
A TrOENETs AT Law. Memphis, Tenn. OEos, No.
u rs JGersaa street. up stsirs seoo1d door Esst o.
Cd-lInHr1iai Hotel. sus-dawfY
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i LL-LILLLLLLLI /

=:
|. 40 20 g : :. Q . . 2 8 Is g = o
50 sec $ oe.ra % s o Is sslaa 9 50 Q
= % e % o . 6 ls o . o. o . % q %
:. 50 10 = "a . . osaO o0a5 OOsl . , 50 50 90
e o u oois O5is OK 90 o p $ s % 50 %
e 70 8 u II a % 3 co.'s % q . a . . %
7s OSs @ . % 5s % 3 C g % 50 o 5 . s. o
5 "a 50 IS @ a 8 p o ss % IS % S 3 y . 9 g
Els o. . e5l5 IS - OOso 90 q o 5 % 100 %
II One square, renewable EeeEIy, per sunua- go %
iEios VeeE /" g g
tuiss : vrsef 50 O.
% AL sivertiseuuuts required 70 Be fept ssooBd
IAse, cHAHsED AS NEW EACH DAY, and On third Psge,
q Adrsrtssneuts dreefea to be displ-yed, or ses N
lsrEe tyFs, eharEed noUBLE rates.
u feaEy advertisers VI D. charged extra for ooou-
pytng space over oontrsct and when LARsE TYPE b re-
sured 70 Be Hsed ths advertisement kei On inside of
- Tosry advertisers VII be ehErTea extra At reraisr
E'ss for Fznts, R-n's, Removals oSpsrtaerzhiP Ne
u oeF. 10 ConsiE1ees, a..
- IRAssIEST ADvEETIsIss MUST sE PAID FoH
II ADVANCE
~ No ssvsrsls=nzut via spPsss n ths weekly pspsr
-Atgslseraenis 70 BE- inserted IN ths Esstly pa,sr
ou ~ irrgusr issals in ether Of the Pspsrs VI
q AunouncinE Candidates FER STATE, C0uEfy and Nh
uicpsl OGoss s. esch. BE- 2Gid IN sdvAnoe ever
i1stslce.
E3- Al establishments for ChArlishs Institutians
fTs Couzpsuis Fsrc. IcE, and uther Public Meetings,
70 b. chsTEet half p-ice.
0oirusrigs Tbu1e, Respect and Fnnera Invitafious
- cfker afrertsemelts-
% Al Lszal Ezd Transient Adrsrtsse-asuts VII be
charIge1 By ths insertisu-
% Editorial Nstioes N Lea Column SlH Be chnrEsd
. oeuts Per liEs
n 10 dsaus1ion or vsrissiou vE b uAds eruu fhe
f1regolE rates.
EaCLASAHAN. TROUsDALz DILL
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Carriage 8spositOrles.
Cs4R.SOT"S
PUMP SHOP,
On DeSoto Street,


BETwERN UNION AND bal.
TT7HE und-rsgn-d YOU'D respectfully inform ne citi-
zns cf Memphis and rs vicicity, snd bis nuulerous
customers hvi1E a. distance m the uouutry or iheli
psst patraHaae IN ile husiness, W1ch baeiEesi
has bisherto ben ned % the 1ftarpg -nd but
ting the Chalr-Pump sioue and aill FeNefiuE hem
tc b the bcst pump r 1se. Uhzn n s1eof eE AIS
sad proprriy sut up find ne nearest when mad
ard put u1l however a. thrre arr places Fhcre ~
Chsn Pump osuHot b used sls1 afe per1 let Tirs
ether Pumps o. superior q tbe Cham Punr. 2 nar
dFtermined b acoommodate the taste q Al = rIf n
shippirs % or1er. sny And q P-up "a. ~
ket finnish have Therefore eI1riofst A. frr1f
e1ced workman, latev from the East Who viii attd ..
psttlnE ~ and repairi8E an kinis o. Iron Pnmps q.
uln siso Do eTsry iili o. PLCMBING. an % uhlch
Ein warrants and When say SARA I. I mcsn Ehaf
ssy, and say what mean.
tave N tte issi Yrr attich-d r1srtirery % nun.
her Of ny casin- Pufaps via ~ sncce-s. hav,
also used arEe Balance whte.s Hand Chzlu-Pump'
Eth F1uil success. In one rase haze used ne weift
Link-Chain q turns toa, vhich L quite eK2ensv
nrfff q "a 40
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NOTICE.

nR J sLEDGE has rsturned from New T0Tf
u afer an ao ence of une months, AMI has s1acted
ss-9undiaE cf-es An that cffY He has taken an
o= Al NJ 81 5lree strset beE Eeel Main and seco1d
strsess alf vii rElms the przstics Of Esdicne Where
he has f1r sac his cia5ratei GoHp8uH1s- calls at
ten1s g. day night As be intends locating psrns
neatly In Merphs. s1d from thc be has
Ind II the trtaleat % the TsroHs dlessss be thinks
he sh8uid have 5sra pstrsnag from the citizens q
Meuuhfs faue-dfv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-04
GRAVY NisttOr.

A few days ago the members % the House
of Representatives, while in session, were
startled by the sudden entree into their midst
of q person who came upon the floor under
the impression that he was in some judicial
body. The Lurthen OF his cry was IL very
loudly expressed desire 10 be taken u Jail
at once. What his crime vas could not be
determined 10 the House Of Representatives,
and the crazy visitor was politely handed
over to the Capitol Police. who as politely
escorted him to the outside gate. They
had hardly returned to their posts, however,
before the bard case again made MS appear
ance in the rotunda, and announced his ar
rival by three lustry cheers for Uncle
Sam," 1.-THE President" Congress" 1.-The
Democracy" and various other popular lnstI-
tutions. lls political procli"ities, however.
die not save him from being conveyed with
considerable dispatch to the Capitol Guard
room, where he was safely locked up for a
while His eccentric freaks did not end here;
fer on some member Of the police happening
to 90 into tue room adjoining his prison, he
called loudly for o drink OF water, which be.
ing handed TO bin he instantly threw aside,
and with q portion Of n chair which he had
broken up while there, he dealt the man such
blow over the head ~ nearly to do his tu-
siness for him. Tne maniac was however
conquered and retained until some OF hls
friends could be sent for who conveyed INN
out of the CITY WASH. Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-04
Presidential Movements for 1850.


We gave from one of our exchanges, the
other day. some sneculatiors about the Pres
idency in 1860. We give one today from
the New York Courier and Enquirer on the
other side of the question:
"An agreeable social and political banquet
was given by Francis p. Blair, at his res
deuce at Silver Spring, on Friday last, to
Hon. n. p Banks, Preston King, Judge
Trumbull, Senator DJolittle, OF Wlsconsiu,
+. 2. Blair, j., and many other prominent
members Of the X publican party 10 Cor
gress. Important political measures are Of
ten conceived aud arranged at these test We
meetings. 1t was az Silver Spring, in the
Winter and Syringe 1886, that the nor.ina-
ton of Fremont was settled. Parties are
forming their plans already Tor lSbO, which
is but two years dstart. The preliminary
movements of the Republicans are Of most
public interest, because, they arc the party
which will succeed in 1860. Col. Bent N
says that the chasm in the Democratic party
cannot p,sslbly be closed or bridged, and
that the Republicans can only defeat them
selves by gross mistakes. Tue Republican
candidate for 1860 will be taken from the
circle of these names Mr.. Seward. Colonel
Fremont. Gov. Banks, Gov. Chase, Governor
B!ssell.
Senator Douglas or Gov. Walker will pro
baby be the candidate of the BarnturnerS
or Free Soil Democracy, and President
Buchanan will necessarily be renomlnated
by the Administration party. This latter re-
suit will be brought about by the Sm0tlered
rivalry of Messrs. Wise aud Hunter, aud the
struggles for ascendancy between Jefferson
Davis and K lbert TOOmbs."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-04
sermon Preached h. for. Royalty,

By her maiesty'S command, sermon
preached beforethe court in the parish church
OF Cratic, on the lth OF October, has just
been published. The author Is DR.. Robert
Lee, professor of Biblical Criticism in the
University of Edinburgh, and the sui lect Is
wv hat Christianity teaches respecting the
Bydy." DR.. LIE shows that the care of the
body is declared in the Bibe to be Chrs-
tan duty, aud that the manner IN which this
care is to be bestowed is taught by God IN
the uniformity and constancy OF tie lass OF
nature. By violating these laws an enor-
nous amount OF misery and premature death
are ucci,ionei. at is recknned," says DR..
Lee, that one hundred thou and persons die
annually 10 England Of preventibie diseases.
In the same proportion more than million
and quarter must die annually from tie
same causes in Europe. Probably not
fewer than four hundred Thousand men were
killed during the late Russian war. But
during the same period ten tunes as many
died 10 EIr,pe alone from preVentblc dir
eases. TIE slaughter of four millions OF
persons during three years, IN war against
the laws OF hestb, 80 appalling fact Is
surely deserving the earnest at entlon, not
only of governors, politicians and phllan-
tlrupists, uut Of ali men who profess Chris
tiau,ty, and especially of those who are ar
pointed to teach it; because the laws OF
health, through disohedience t" which such
mult!tudes perish, are Gods laws for he not
oniy ordained them, but be eXecut s them
impartial:y and universally, before our eyes,
aud upon ourselves" The greater longevity
OF modern times is pointed ont, not TO de-
lend upon a capriciousness in the ways OF
Providence, but on the communlty's better
acquaintance with, and observance of, the
laws which determine the preservation oil
the BODY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-04
Indication of Early Trade.

The accounts from toe West are that the
merchants will take an early start, and be
here in great numbers during the present
month OF January. The stock OF goods on
hand is very small. and much more SO pro
baby than was ever before known, and, ger
orally speaking we are cEedibly informed,
an early and good business will be done witt
the West this season. The same aay be
said of the country throughout. Money al e.
pears to be abundant, and always after a
panic many new faces appear as buyers, to
take advantage of the good opportunities
growing out Of the misfOrtunGs of others.
There will probably be some heavy sales OF
dry goods at auction during the month
Our impression Is that the early sales will
command large attendance and ready
market, but OF prices probably below those
which will be paid as the season advances
~ y. ELprcSS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-04
DIE

Gu the sd ut., Mrs. ELIZA lMBoDEN,
w,ie of John ID. imboden, esq, OF Slaunton, aud
daughter OF Col Franklin McCue
At MI. SolOn ON the evening OF the 2Sth III
timo, Mrs ANN r.. BLAkEMORE, wife OF MIR.
J H Blakemore, in the Goth year OF her age
One VINO was intimately acquainted with her
shared her friendship, and treasures her mem
ory-who would not iulsOmely eulogIze The
dead, or reawaken the poignant sorrow OF the
living, would briefly record her virtues. Mrs.
Blakemore highly adorned and elevated woman s
true aud uoblest sphere, her home There, IN
the relations OF daughter. wife, sister, mother
and friend she consecrared the saeredness OF us
portals forgetting all personal considerations
M devotion 10 the objects OF her love.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-04
Death OF Jers.yman In India.

4 letter was received on Monday, by Rev.
Mr.. Murray, in Elizabeth, announcing the
death Of Rev. MIR. Freeman aud wife, who
went out to India in the Missionary service
some time since. They were taken prisoners
hy the natives, and after being kePtin conhue-
men, some days, were led out to execution,
,oadu.y amLie deep in blood. About tue scat
fold where they were beh"aded blood had
collected 10 such quantities as to submerse
the severed heads OF previous victims, against
which they stumbled as they walked. They
died az they had lived, with christian brave
ry. Mr.. Freeman was a native of South
Orange, in this county, and his wife OF
the nelghboring city Of E.iztbeth.--Nc"trL
Drr,Uyy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-04
M ARHIED.

In Henderson, Ky, on the 9TH ult, by the Rev.
NJ Woodbridge, CUTHBERT POWELL, esq
OF PaduCha, Ky, to Miss SUE, second daughter
of Hon Archibald Dixon.
On the 23d ulrimo, at Cedar Mount, Essex
county, by the Rev w. A. Baynham, CUlH'
BERT +. BUCkNER, esq, OF fredericksburg
10 Miss MARY +. WAXING, eldest daughter
OF Henry Warlng, deceased.