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IA The following are the names Of the twelve
Northern Democrats who voted with the Black Re-
pubicans against the admission Of Kansas and the
EyGLIsH bill: ADRAN, Of New Jersey; CHAPLAIN,
of Pennsylvsnia; CIARK, Of New York; Davis. Of
Indiana; HARRIS, Of Illinois; HAsKIN, Of New
York; HIcKNAE, Of Pennsylvania; McKIBBIN, Of
California; MARSHALL, of Illinois; Morris, of Hi
Rois; SHAW, Of ILLINOIS; sNfFH, Of Illinois.
Hon. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, Of Pennsylvania,
paired of with Mr.. WARREN, Of Arkansas. Had he
voted, che number would have been increased to
thirteen.
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LARGE AND-EXTENSIFE AUCTION SALE
/tm'2iHhoJ
TRABUE &c LUCUs.

WI WI sell at Auction on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
~ Nay the lhant l2hs ls55, large and magRiaceni
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Br0gans badss
Gentemens Caters, Hsta- stEsW GQ9ds,4 Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, QueensWare Varieties, ETC. etc.
Agr8ai many Of these goods, = receiving and
opening We most spe0tfuiy Request city and country
merchants % call and examine the goods prsFous sale.
The Gods AL new and smbTace f1A line o. the best
gtysand kinds aRd prculaFl pied ths trade.
Welave advanced The larger portions Of ths above
goods and just cay Merchants IN want OF goods Sc
viii put the through ragaTdles8Of prices In addition
% the goods in store have several rge invoices Of
Dry Goods Clothing, Carpetng, Hoop SkiTs, ete,
that will arrive in due time Tor this sale. f--
An under 500 cash al 500
under 500, four mCaths; all $500, months
tine will DO gwen foT satisfactory notes pEyabis at the
BanE 81 tennessee, at RabhTnle Discount Of y per
cent. per annum, viii be aOE an Cine bills
april esd H. Fyrr.t..f TRABUE & LUCUS.s+
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Philadelphia, Sept 9, 1885.
Prof. Rood-Dear Sir: Your EsF RsstlrsilTs Is prov.
lngtsef beneficial 10 me- The out ana also the back
Par Of ny head almOat lost its c1FeFing-nfs fact bald
have ed but two bali pnt bottles Of your Restora
i've and now the Zip Of by head Is we'll studded with
Prvmling crop Of ylung hair, and he front is also
leceEng as 5enehtI have lrd other preparations with
OHt sny benefit whatever thiak from my own uesonal
recommendation, can induce many others 10 ny it.
4curs respectfully, DIX. fHONAS. ND.
No Asa Vine street,
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TsHAH G. HARRIS, Governor OF the State OF Tennss'
L see. To all who shall see thsse pTesents-GreetHg:
Whereas, i. has been made 70 that certain
RICHARD HAYWORTH, the younger, charged with hav
committed foul aud atTOclOus murder on The l4h day
Of March, less, upon the body OF WILLIAM FIELDING,
late Of county Of Jefferson, has hed from and
is now TinnIng al large. -.
Now therefore, l. Isham G Harris, Governor afore-
said by virtue Of the power authority vested
hereby Offer reward Of Two HIND red and Fifty Dollars,
person or persons may apprsb the SAID Roh
ard HayWoth younger, and deliver bin 20 the sheuh
ofJior OF our county of Jefferson, iu order that Justice
in that bsha {, may be had and executed. ..
. A-O In testimony whereof, have heFeunlO set my
hand and caused the great seal OF the State 70 be
L. s. affixed a. Nashville The 9th day Of May, 1853.
| ~ ISHAM g HAkkI5.
By the Governor:
Pm. ". BURros, Secretary Of State. .---
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BeaufiCuIl Country Residence
..B i BtIGt1s SALE

IN Thursday the 18th day OF May next on the premises
~ and bali miles Northeast or NASHVILLE viii sell
that beautiful pl LOusEe branch Tnpke-ad-
joining the residence Of John Goss The place
Of Is Of ground fronting also on ths Brick Church
pike. The house contains rooms, kitchen and
wants Too the other Improvements smoke house, Poul-
house, Carnage house, Stable Gov house Fencngis
entirey new and u the most desirable style.
TEBE5-sl5U8 6an, 9OuD 10 JanpaTy 1853 tie balance
equal menis payable January st, 1850, and
January lst 1867 notes secured in bank and bearing
est from date, and a lien retained
The Omnibus ia be % hand ss usual An persons want
neat, healthy, and convenient country residence, VIII
be expected b e. nd. e' -.-.-. r-i-i-"
aprii2B-tf CO.. r.a.-- Dbl. ~ A. VS.. III DSLEE. y
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a J. DUNCAN & Co.
Wholesale Dry Goods,
No. 40, Public Square.

w are Offering great iliue5mens IN prices ana styles
" Of Dry Goods determined 90 flduC8 0urst0eE- We
nave recently received large ge OF ladies' Duss Goods
consisting Organdl, French, swiss and American Law
Also, Bsfsge RO6cs striped bsregss, sk Assn91i
etc. White Goeds cries, Lcaa Collars atd sleaFei
handkegehiei, al Of when WeinViis ne lisnlun OF
dealers and NE trade generlnf.
A. >. DUNCAN & CO.
NAYS t'f -f-' No. 20, Public Square
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
% B e ) - 2B4s Is e q
Carter Mckay & Co,
No. 10 Public Square.
ON THURSDAY. MAY I4th, 1858.

Bas ffG 1fF-IfnnN Fu~ U.asFU
ON THURSDAY MAY I4th, 1858.
VTB will offer for sale in front OF our store the following
w articles, and We invite tAs aeEtion Of the retail mer
chants in the city and county, 10 this sale, Intend TO
sell 10 lots TO suit purchasers, viz: .-.
200 bags prime Rio Coffee; -lae-...a. ..-...
81 bhds sugar. .t7z 800 bbls OTange Val. Whisky.
10 bbls powdered Sugar, 25 81 Old bourbon do
20 - crushed do 25 RYE do
so bbls 4aOassas. 90 R5s = a Smith Reserve do
so boxes N K Rasins, 10 eaiks Porter
IS = Cove OYSTER, 10 8 Ale,
20 chests fea, u 81 y IS baskets Champaign Wine
Is bbls Pecans, .. q boxes do CideI,
5 tlerces Rice, 100 bbs Vinegar,
500 kegs Nalls 't- 1gt 90 IS nests panied Tubs,
leo boxes Glassware, d 100 dOE DO Buckets
5 cases Matches IS Wash Boards, an
so M. G D Caps sac 90, 50 boxes Goldfish,
$50 Tesms Wrapping Paper, 10 HernnEs,
so kits MackeTel, 100 bbls Green Apples, q
50 i b5ls do ~ 90 " 500 boxes STAR Candles
100 bbls do - SHIdines.
With many other aEtiolss 10 th GFncerE line Ia
smayI7, 1855. FL. e CATER, MCKAY & co.
Auction Sale
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IA. June %. 1855.

49, fiueennes, IA June %, 1885.
IroL 0. G. Wood; As you 10 manufacture and
Feha Jsur recently discovered Hair est R0rative viii
safe Tor WhOnsOeVer t nay cO1csru shat have used il
ana Know others 70 use ItniE have for several years
zen 10 ins habit q using Other HAIR RssOrauv6s and
tn~t md yOufs vastly superior % any other Know n
sniirey cieansss the head Of dandruf aHd with one
month proper will restore any persons hair 70 tue
original youthful color and lezture giving Il healthy
ho and glossy appearance; ana All t1Is without dcoOr.
ing me hands that apply Il the dress WHICH tdrops
WOu d, therefore reoommsnd is use 70 every one desr
Gas Of having lue color and texture 70 hair
Respectfully f8urs ''
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by the GQfeIHpfs
?. n. ". BURros; Secretary Of state,


.--r.- DESCRIPTION. - p
Said HayWOrth about i've feet eight nine inches
high weighs about 100 pounds with red hair and unusually
rcd whskers complexion Light gray blue eyes,
and frseklsd face and a1out thirty years old- -
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w NJ H.. PERRY >
MERCHANT TAILOR
---- AND - "
DEALER In GBNThENEN8 FURNISHING GOODS
No. 81, Union street

AM now oReFins my stock OF Goods, at COST nd
shall continue 20 do long the thus far upward
tendency in my business continues All garments made IN
the approved Styles and eve attention given 10 please
those enIra stIBg their orders
Grateful for a,t eonslderatlOn5 shah continue frm in
the n Eht cause"
Tn nd Sat
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pz- We take the following from the LOui sal

BSg~ We take the following from the LOui ssna
Coast Journal Of the % inst:
AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-On Thursday, the 22d ult
F. c. Aubert of the Independent Vjgi'ant, and E.
Supervielle. Of the Drapeau de pAscension, left
here on the Vickburg, en- route to Mississippi, to
fight duel The affair came of at Fort Adams.
and resulted in the Woundng of Mr.. ALBERT in the
right hip. His wound is not considered dangerous
Mr. SupervieIle was not harmed A pleasing Incl
dent in the matter marked the dealings of the two
principals Peroeiving that Mr.. ALBERT would be
Obliged to remain in Fort Adams for some days, his
adversary kindly offered to attend to the editing Of
the Vigiisnt until he recovered sufficiently to re-
turn. Courtesy like this can be appreciated BY
every one, and is oreditable to both parties.
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nS- Scandals what One-half Of the world take 5
pleasure in inveDting, and the other hall equai
pleasure in believing.
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POSTMASTER ARREsTED.-Rev. T. LEAN a minis
ter Of the Wesleyan Methodist persuaso n, was ar.
rested and brought to Detroit the Both ult char
ty, Michigan, at which place he was d,Puty-post.
master. The amount which has been 10 st is some
three or four hundred dollars LEAN was brought
before commissioner and required to find bail in
the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance in court
R9- The Governor Of Pennsylvania vetOed twenty
five bills passed by the Legislature of that State at
its recent session. The people complain of him that
he did not veto enough. What pity for Tennessee
that our Governor has not the same power.
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EppersOn Springs,
Macon County, Tennessee.

THIS highly Feputed and we'll known watering place will
rpened and ready tor the reception Of visitors and
inyaids by the May regards the high character
81 Tao uecaI ties II s many aatcrs CON meut Is
necessary uCs say that the OF the waters have
cures vHTiOua diseases traatmeutOf which
iOsd the most eminent physicians There Is PTae
ticing physician residing h Springs, VII will be always
should his professional services be required
orr table will be well Supplied wth Jbe best the country
sorS and that prepared ID good style Our stables viii
also be veil attended We have abundance Of good
pure lee stored away the benefit ana ccmOrt Of
friends visitors. Charges tDt Transient boarders
from IS 70 81 90 per day 81 90 per week; Children
under er and servants haf price; Horses 50
dRy Washing and Ironing 81 % per dozen. For
services reasonable chsIg viii be made. Hack
will leave Springs every mornirg az O'clock TO
regularly through seAsOn,J meet the Nashville and
Nm A. VEBOW & BRO
InEyll-to July 25 - PrUpislor.
S-Republican Banner, Louisville Democrat, Gallatin
Examiner, Lebanon Herald Memphis ppsa, viii please
copy moRths in their trWeeEly Issues. ana
bills to prODueIOrs al Rock House.
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Agents for

DuPORts Celebrated Hino Powder,
Tennessee Blasting Powder,
Toy, Rockford A Co.'s safety Fuse.
I'VE are just in rscsiptol large and veil sslsesd sseE
" Of Gf0eoTsi Liguoriss, etc., consisting an part FOL
ls0 hhds Sugar, an grades lC0O00 Esnuas Havana c.
go bbls choice MOlastea, CARS
100 : DO DO 90 Kegs Nails, assorted;
~ bags pme 30 Ceass5 zoe do1sH PAINTED Bueksts
Loaf sugar; 10 bbIs EBgIisb w ,1,rt..
$50 boxes stai Gaadlssf 10 b5i, P-eI5.
100 boxes TObaOoc, assorted 10 bbls FabeTis-
Fine BFamdies, Wines, sc.
25KH& : choice French Bfandiss;
q = casks aadeiras Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best braHds ChanpiEuf;
50 boxes 8eoTtl C'arst,
50 boxes 81. Julien DO
20 casks London Porler5
10 CASKS Scotch Ale;
lU0 bbis Walkers Ale;
20 re ane sgee5iloH County iVslsEyi
bba do do Bourbon %
And also large stock OF Common Whisky, American
iiss11''1 s 9il7 80 i..ss. $500
Powder Agents.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard ana sJcsmors Powder
The aHtsIsgoed being lhs eRlg Agents 10 Naahvls Of
the Manufacturers you'd cali tie al snton OF ths Hsr
Traders % heir large stock Of Powder On hand
IN Magazine for sale.
sos Kegs Dupont Rias Pow 2ooo Esgs Hazard Blasting
dsF Powder;
500 DO Do DO 400 Esgs' syea sore slaItiHg
1000 Sc, Hazard do DO 80 ss.o5 Of Powder. assui
20 < DO DO DO $ 66Is Toy. BssEfort 4
so9S kegs Dupont Blasting Co., safety fuse.
N. &. &. L. CHBATHAA.
AA1L--
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w2sH0GroN rEEMs

n fhe Senate, the Oregon Esll was POSTPONED
The hin % repeal the fishing bOuntiss was discus
sed - ~
In tia Ohio s0Risstsd.slsctioao case, four Of tas
Committee on elections voted in favor Of Mr. VAL
IAEDIGHAN, and four in favor Of Mr. CAMPBELL,
and one, Mr.. HARRIs Of Hlonis, voted to refer the
whole question to another vote Of the people
The President has not decided upon accepting two
volunteer regiments for Utah. He prefers waiting
tia a appropriation is made for their support
The phaiFpap Of the Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES
asked, on Wednesday, to be discharged from the
the consideration Of uniform bankrupt Law, astbe
majority could not agree, Mr.. TooMBs wished TO
report bill from the minority Of the committee.
To this unparliamentsry processing strSng ObieO-
lion was made, and, closely upon this expression
Of Misrepresentation Mr.. TOoMBs beggedtO be excused
from attending 10 sny more work on the Judiciary
Committee, His friends imPlored him to stay-but
be was determined to 60 out, and accordingly did
60 ont, Of the committee ia s's Hi ~er' sa &c -"'
Later news has been reosited from TampioO
Cars, the Mexican defnagogue,. has been carrying
it with high hand The presence Of the United
States steamer Fulton suddenly oalmed his impu-
dent interference with American vessels r. 81 zHr
n o.
The Senate has confirmed the appointment Of
Judge LoRzEo Of Boston, to ill the vacancy in the
Court Of Clainsi OeeasiOhed by the death of Judge
GIoHRIsT. Il is warmly approved by the cOnseF-
vqtivs public opinion Of the c0gpirYs and is an ap-
prOpTiats rebuke Of the fanatesm of Massachusetts,
which persisted in cOndemning him for "a faithful
discharge Of his duty in the enforcement of fed
eral law. Mr.. LoRNG is an Old Line Wing, and
has slWays been political opponent of the Presi-
dent The removal of Mr.. L0B1SG' was an act Of
fanaticism, which would nullify the Law of the land
It was due to the victim and the outraged majesty
OF the law that the Federal Government should aiz
the seal Of condemnation upon the infamous act.
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BANK N0RR AeJD ByCHSNGE I4sT

BANK N0RR AsID BXCH8NGE LIST.
Bank ofgFsnn -. =. par Shelbyville Bank par
Union Bank. LaWrenoeburg Bank. zoe
Piaqtsrs- Rau :....-q par R 81 West Tenn par
Merchants Bank. par Kentucky Banks par al pr
City BaHkss.s! SPAR Ohio Banks. IL par
Traders Bank par Indiana State Bank. par
D4nA Oi commerce.. par LIMOS 4Ocdls
B 3 be the Unioh q par ALABAMA 9niH
" % Chattanooga pan mobile ....... bar
6 Memphis,--.parlg State Bank. "a. - 5cdis
River Blk, Memphis. par Central. 5cdis
B'K7of DsncTidge, s10cdis CommerclaI B,k = 5cdis
~ -'' Claiborne, .30odis Northern Bank .5cdfs
.- 'fra - TazeWell. -. 30cdis Virginia .paP
" Trenton. Seeds South Carolina ...par
sc ygeferso9 3Qedis Ge9rgiR R(old b'ks) ...PaT
Bsnk Of AmeriGa.,,., par North CarOlinia.s...5dis
Northern Bank .....s.i par Louisiana :. par
eSoueberul mar irl-s..sa spTcfp' 90 - ..
Citizen :" ,-s,.... par American Gold, 1 TO pre-
Commercial 9" .s..sa par Silyer!!.s.... Ito pre-
Bucks Bank 80. par . EXCHANGE. =
Exchange b'k except New ork selling, J to 2pr
80 small netes) .......paE Philsdephia - prem
Farmers Bank -. par Baltimore .. - g
Bkof Middle Tenn. par Louisville ...........2
:; s. :: Paris par 90
" 9. Knoxville. l0cdsl LAND WARRANTS
3" q Nashville 5edis SOS 100 &C.,. 85c
OoOee 20's. SOC
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READY MADE CLOTHING
Steam Engines and Boilers.

Steam Engines and Boilers.
tITE now prepared rnish ngfnes and Boilers Of
w ali suitable TunBink sash, Circular Saw and
& Our kngiHs mEd8 Of The latest styles put
bed plates much stronger than usual and part'
culs rlv adapted 30 the South We eau also tuEaish
Circular saws and StFaUb's upeTiOT heat and
. Corn mills, all Kinds Of aiil Shaiting
.-r and Gearing, crate Bars
and In fact ever thing about and Gs Mills, al prices
20 suis the times.
Bulls & MOORE,
90 Nos %, 95 andlUO Market Street,
nayI-Im. ..r.. Nashville, Tenn.
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VIsIToRs TO WEST PoNT.-The following visitors
to the Military Academy at West Point, IN 1858,
have been appointed by the Secretary Of War, from
the States and districts entitled to be repres
Rhode Island, ID district, Francis J. Dickman.
Delaware, State at large, Andrew C. Gray.
Arkansas, ID district Hon. Albert Pike
Virginia, Sd district, P. Henry Ayiett.
South Carolina, LIST district, c. W. Dudley.
Tennessee, Sd district George W. RoWles.
Kentucky ID district, Thomas c. McCrary
Indiana, Sd district, Hon. John W. Davis
Illinois, Sd district, Hon. Robert E. Goodell.
Michigan, Sd district, James L. Glen.
Missouri, 9th district, James A. Scott
Texas, ID district, Gen. James W. Speight
California, State at large, J. L. Brent.
NoTE.-Visitors from New Hampshire, Verln
and New Jersey are yet to be appointed.
HARD MONEY AND BANKS OF DEPos1r.-J,,Hx
ADAMS, in letter dated Quincy, 10th Februs ny,
1909, says:
Our medium is depreeiated by the multitude Of
swindling banks, which have emitted bank bills TO
an immense amount beyond the deposits of 90 Ia
and silver in their vaults by which means the pr e
Of labor and land, and merchandise and produce $
doubled, triped and quadrupled in many instances
Every dollar Of bank bill that is issued beyond the
quantity Of gold and silver in the vaults represents
nothing, and is therefore cheat upon somebody"
In another letter to DR.. RUSH, dated 18th August,
1911, Mr.. Adams says:
"AIy opinion is that a circulating medium of gold
and silver only ought to be introduced and estab-
ished that a national bank Of deposit only with
a branch in each State should be allowed; that
every bank in the Union ought to be annihilated,
and every bank Of discount prohibited to all gter
nifty. Not one fsrthiug Of profit should ever b. al
lowed on any money deposited in the banks"
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B5~ Several of theAbOlitiOn Senators will oppose
the admission of Oregon on the ground of a clause
in her constitution which excludes from the State
persons Of African descent. These Senators having
placed themselves upon an equality with negroes
are disposed to make every body else do the same
thing. They should remember that there is diff
ference in tastes
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Joy to the Admirers Of
'---- ~ -A A PINE HEAD OF -
RlCHGLOSSYHA


hair then read he following, and if you ask more see cir
I calar around each bottle, and one can doubt.
DROFkSS0R WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
We call the attention Of all Old and young TO the won.
deful preparation, which turns back tois original color
gray haT-cOTers the head Of the bald with luxuriant
groWthrsmOFss the dandraf itching and az cHtaneous
eruPOns-cluses continual fJW Of the natural auds-
ana heuce used regular dressing for the hair will
pre- serve ITS color and keep Il from falling TO extreme old
age II all its natural beauty We can then upon the bald
he gray the diseased seal uze it. and surely The
young viii not,as they value the flowing locks or the
WishIng curl, ever be without IL Is praise is upon the
tongue Of thousands. - -- To-.
fhs Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New
Haven received The following letter in regard 10 the Res
tOraHTe, few weeks sincs
--a. .-- .- Dsep River, Conn, July %, 1856, s.
e. Mr. LeaFen EoTh-SlE 1 nave been troubled with dan.
dru1 eE scuTf Iy head tor than year. my hair
began 70 cone out sclrf and tair together saw in
NeF d2Yeu payer about Woods HAIR Restorative as
cure. e4ed your store the Ist OF April asst and
purchased one b.ne 70 Try IL and loud % ny satissc-
On II The hlng removed the scurf and new hair b.
gan TO grow II two three inches IN length where
u was an on have great iai b IN Il wish ysu 70 ssnd
ne two bottles By Ne Post tie bearer Of this
dont know anyOf the Kind used in this place YOU
may have sI Ter many bottles alter IL Is known here
Yours Wilh respect, RUFUS PRATT.
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Mr.. CRITTENDEN REGULATED BY HIS Owl
PARTY

The Princeton Kentucky Statesman says sen
every hand we are daily receiving testimonials that
the American party Of Kentucky viii not affiliate
with their know nothing leaders in joining the wick
ed combination formed at Washington, against the
south.
" The Hon John P. Campbell, ex-member of Con-
gress from the Second District, is among the num-
Der VINO favor the admission Of Kansas under the
LecpmptOn constitution and who refuses to join in
the league against the people with whom he has al
ways lived, and by whom he has been bOnored.
20. (" large and enthusiastic meeting was held in
Graves county, few days since, called together ir
respective Of party, at which resolutions strongly
cOndemnatOry Of the course of CFittenden, Marshall
and Underwood, we're passed, and requesting them
to resign their seats
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$3.50 Reward,

-Hf rfa FOR SALE
I0O BALBs Northern Extra Hay just received By
4VO may7-T r & O. ANDERSON
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..- 5E EraftaalzEIE Asp aIs g6EaEERE cox.
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B65- Hon. SAMUEL DICKSON, the Representative Of
the Albany n Y District in the last Congress- died
recently from spinal nuries received while at Wash
iDgtOn, towards the close Of the last session. While
sitting in his room one afternoon, engaged in writing
he rose to reach book, and in leaning over the ia
bic unknOwingly pushed his chair backward. Upon
attempting to resume his seat, he fell on the floor
His wife, who was present. laughed at the mishsp
joke, but DR.. Dickson did not rise, and said, care
you not going to help me up?" She Immediately
went to his assistance, and found, in reply to her
inquiry, that he had hurt his back very badly
Some slight remedy was applied, and the next day
Dr. Dickson took his seat in the House of Represen-
tatives but he was compelled to leave before the
close Of the sitting, and was confined to his room for
a week. At the end of that time he recovered, IS
he supposed entirely; and remained in the dis
charge Of bis duty until the final adjournment Of
Congress. .-
During the latter part of the summer, DR.. Dickson
was occasionally troubled by his back but not so
seriously to prevent his being about and he was
frequently in this city. But in the fall he could
refrain from taking active part in the political
canvass and through riding some distance in a
wagon on hard seat he irritsted the injured spine
and was soon afterwards confined to his bed, For
the past three months he has been unable to walk,
and three four weeks since it became evident that
his days were numbered.
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.-...... FOR SALE. -
5OO BAGS extra family Whit Wheat Flour, from Leb-
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