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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
ANTTEA tTORV

n kkLLA Eosld respectfully form nls frenis nd
u ihe pubic generally hat as mauufactuFrs daily
stand. ans and large of -verythinz
bis line, which b vii sell they Be bought
snYwhere eise ard wa-rarted % give scnera satsfac
fresh a. KELLY'S
ssSs-lEd Ne. 9. ESEsres RSv. 1sapai,. rsn.
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". @. WEATHERF0RO,
EDWARD PICKETT, Jr.,


A T1OhNET Al Law, NemFhls, Tenn- Ono. Jedei
- 500 street midway the Post O7oe Building
I'M Ill
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Transportation.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.

n
NEW YORK
fthI~ RauEag fully and ustsIr eluIurel ,1 uss.tBv
= snlolth o-aIt-fui auI hea thg caurfrs cf-rs h
--lels irl the ~ sssipni VsIsra r-uf. rares hu--
ooulfCrt than any or. b. r. ft. l. IN - s.--..---
Llas and PAR REDUCED -U1d.r - ure.sr.
-. ~ Y. 'l7 ~ Fgp1rfli nt. no tefs7s lrs Bar-
H.tteis tnl a aEFing 90 crfd % "a h1urr
Fasslns through slave Territ8rr s.-l7 ---st- "a -.
f9ried fqr the oqngeysnce 81 saraarf.
a Daton' ga choice 9f lL1- -le- On rrs-e'sr- en-
.th-,A. rAllNay illoush 9e1rgis south C.ra.1s mi
North CaroIlua 70 Rchm nd or ..v tHa r.-a-- -.
tan Llle thro1gh Erst Tsluessee ~ vI-r.-.. - 49,
gille Lynehours, Roamoad, 49, b al 1f he sssl-,
FirEinia SprlnEs
1HE EIPRsss HAtL TRAIN leaves M-uusi. t,nv
a. 4 30 A - stonpllr nt a stafl1-z
Ihh ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Iaavar nav4-rfr
DAlLI tsEoeDt Sludaysl az 200 r. d. f5- r1--- ~
With re hisFiisippi C-n-raI anf Tai.rs.- d .--.I
hslfoad aomervllts and i1feruet afs "a l11a
TRAINS GuAAfCf-Af graEd Junction esIfn fEs
ni-slssipPt Central Rarrad fo Holy soria-s ors1rF
Greuads. Canton Jaekson etc AMI VIA ~ g5.s5sf
sppi and Isnneisee Czntral Raj -i b. 1ls1r "a kssa
hp.sy, f1ntotae. A5crieeu, and Columbus Mss
Al luta- Wtta q daily iine % r01r-H1rsa C5aebat
tnr9ngh Aher cen. C0u1ibra ere 90 tie r-t5 4. -
minus 9f the Moo o. ard Ohi1 EaIr1aI
Ihroush tickets golt Until ussI-rIth th- u-i-5rsss %
stqpping 20 anT point desired at az the grs-ru -
IIcEET OFFIcE, Commsrcia H5tl aal =, he Z sils5r
Street stati1u.
6seh passenger vii b. a'Iogef one hunf-sI 11-ss %
aot Incident 70 tEsp pilh De- fsrEt 8 1argass that "a
oss tne Company vi h1f tnsu1sefreT -.a1rr55 - =
amount not exeesfluE 500
hegroesi Whsn travs,ing alone. uust ha7s r---it.
IAN ng toe Boint % which they 5rs o. 1 and -
nat hey ars % travel By rsI.r af or --l- ~ -
arried. Ne tlctet wi BE- saIf thsl n5r -fr- .I- -
received on the ears uuless Oh lr owner or s. b -r.
person % v0uch for EenuineHlss 5f pe-uIf
p C ARss.
aereral 8lrarlaraura-f
auuerlrfersara ~ r-.---.-+ BE-. = h
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CORNER on CHIC KASAW AND JAGKSa-SFS.
Tenn

DEALER in Ale Porter, Cider nnd vines Of al xfda
nanufaciured ~ the most oeiebrste establisa,as1f
IN TIE United States. For sale, Wholesale aetai.
From nv long experiences the business twelve yeArs a
which has the city 0f Aemphisl "a ter mysei'
win the guaranty hsvs had from my Old eu5toseT'
hat ny eKertlons have been rpprecisted ~ theu
irfva0 aaulv JACOB RRCHTOLn.
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Carriage 8tpusitOrlrs.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
CARRIAGE EMPORIUM!
] NJ WISWELL 4 co

-u THIS extensive establishment continues
Ctfi<( at the old stand on Uuian rfreef. BIT sen
H9fS~tEf~ Main and second, where may b. found a
&@-very aue assortIneut of Carriages, Bug
gies RockaWays &c, 0f their msnEractlre- Ihey
this method Of returning thanks Cor past favors
and invite those Wishing TO buy examine their stock
before parchasrnE eisewhere aplI u
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SarGrrg ann 9tntristrp.
= b. HOWCOTT,
DENTISTRY.

A IL DENTAL OPERATIONS performed 81 the short
IL est notice, and guArantiod- Oaoe on han street,
opposite the Worsharn hause decS-6m
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9rOfrsslonal Gar0s.
TyO n TROTrER

A TT0RNET At LAW, Anstia Tunlca c-untv, Miss,
n Wi sttsnd 70 toe psymsut q taxes redsastiOn Of
laud ei he frisiei oT 80 for t4xes aud VII promptly
ae1d 70 De eVamnati0n q lsn3 ttes in the Counties
G. Tuuica CsEh5-1a Bolivar and washington.
faus-dausm
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Baltimore and Ohio
G@W
N "a N u ~

X "A i Il IL " a ~
THIS Roaa runs trom Wheeling 70 Baltimors cg7s
i mies1 and 70 Washingtou, 900 miles, ard presents
ne fullest sdvsutEEes both fright and passenger
line runs through Wild and romantic rEons " the
Al.sheaies and being soiidy Constructed completely
racfive and safss Railroads the United States m
C-ntral Ohio RaIrosd nom Columbus and Lanesvfletf
Whqng, uites this roAd with Al Portions Of the Wes.
and Southwest.
THE ONLY THROusH Tickets PROM ME,sPHrs
LOUIsvILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL Me-
TROPOLIs sod By this road. Which runs sr-ct L
Washington without the delay of passing through Bsti
ore It Is also tbs only linz b. which bar-.re -. h.
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
L3-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis take the msu
steamers running daily igE LCuisve o5nnectinE thers
uati Whrrr they arrive 70 connect with the ears Of
Little Miami Rallroad Tor Columbus NJ thee
with Central Ohio Railroad, through Newark and Lanes-
vie. 70 Wheeins - the express train Of tbs ruuts
thc lie from Cneiunati 70 Baltimore and 70 Eashnzto1
l. i-ss than q hours.
LBe 70 ask for ticksts b. the B4tmOre and Oho
Railroad Route.
E7-PasseDsers fram Memphis soinz East thrssSh 81
Louis, buy Truugh Tcksts hy ths Batmore and Ohio
Rairoad This route through Vnosnnes Terra Haute
Indianapolis, etc, 70 Wheeling the Ohio and
Mississippi and oUnunecting Roads. These Connections
or Washington Is but about - hours Thruugh Tickets
b. ths msy had Of The AGENT, under the Plan
ts Hoass At m following rates: From 81. Louis
Baltimore SIS; % Washington s26.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which leave three tnss
daily f0r Rsltimore WashinEtoL Phiittelpha and New
York ThroHgh In rs or II hours, including stoppages
F0r safety sped rsularty beauty Of he o0untry and
general ouIf1r this rad is second 20 Union
FHEIGHTS. - mis- company POSSESSES the largest
equipment Of any Rairoad n the United STATES and Is
prepared 70 DO immrnse business In tran sportatlon
The road immediate Connection al the wharves ard
IN Baltimore with the Railroad % Phiaie-
phiA and EeW YORK. steamers ~ Ericsson and BALrI7
MORE STEAMsHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea to NeW
ToFk, and By hrchants' and Miners Line Boston
steamers 10 Norfolk, Charestou. savannah, &c Pr
parcuar fri ght taria copies Of which may Be- had
Of The ForEardnE Houses the vest OF o. J. b. Fem
Raoeiving and Forvsriing Agsnt At Whss,ing.
Wn- s. WOODSIDE
haster Of Transportation. Baltimore.
THROUGH TICK Els. lowing the holders to stop a
aHy point and resume their seats al pleasure nav Be
purchased 81 the Company's once. No. 10 Jefferson
street doors Hast Of the Commercial Hotel Memphis
iune35-ly WM. NORM. Agent
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VANCE s ANDERsON,

A TTOgEEYs AT Law, Memphis, Tenn Of1oe OF
a Eouroe street between Eain and Seoo1d streets.
iznIb-lv
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NOTICE.

nR J sJEDGE has returned from New Tork,
u after 30 selce Of Hile m11ths AMI has Effected
SON Esr11ndilE cures in that ci-E BE has taken sn
oos at NJ 81 Monroe street be-W6en safn and Second
streets "a VII the pra-ce of Medicine. where
be has f1g sale hs c-l5ratsi C3upo1His. czlls at
te1del sF sight. As he inte71s loestiaE pera-
nentF in H-Tphs ani from she grezt success he has
had IL she treat ne1t ~ the various d eases be thinks
he pad have libarel patrJuAg from ths citizens Of
Msupbis Iaus-5iy
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SCOTT s DTXO1

A TT0RvBTs AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
n CEkT, mphis Tenn.. viii prH-tioe their profess
i'm ia 81 he u-ts held in the ctT Memphis an1 The
s1preme aud Fsi al Courts a. Jack Prompt atten-
al claims for scton trusted to
them one d-st door The let, up stairs In the
WsIzer Sock Asin street. isns-tf
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We are AuthoriSed 70 announce JOHN " TAYLOl
- candfate for rec ectiCn for the once Of on-tabl
IN the Fifth Civil Dizfrict oct7s
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
ssHO9'fhPH.aa TPFRa.

CTAGES leave Gaines Lsndinr r'Tis-iszl-uf -Iv--1
- Daily. or A n. passing thro1-a the a1ur-h1r
city or Camden 70 Washiugtan. Ark I1rareE In 81
hours BELDING a sTONs t1-uts.
aan1-1tIv ea.r... .-.1--
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sTATEMENT
sas7Is 81
AQCET9

ASSETS
Cash on hand and on deposit...... Sts, tS2 2S
Dash IN the hands o. AEents and In
course OF Transmission, securrd BY
Bond with surcties.....-....... 657 y
Fffty-four Bonds and Mortgages, At
s and per cent interest, D
mounting 10 the agEregate TO-. l51 sl6 %
which MORTGAGES are on valuA-
BE and pro fuciive real estate,
principally farms rtcorded and
arst liens, worth generally dOuble
the amount and lre than mort
Gagged for IN each c4se. and 10
Ease less than 50 per o=st. more.
exclusive of farm buildings and
50 certified BY the Recorders,
where recorded q the Auditors
Of the states Of Ohio and illinois.
Nineteen Bonds. int'est per Ueut.,
security ample, amounting IN the
aggregate tO-.-..-....-......... lI,6S5 90
Blis Receivable, PromissOry
Notes, payable on demand ...... aeOo %
Cash due from responsible parties
on demand.................... I,s5s 81
Interest sccrued and principally
due payable Jaa- !, Is5T.-...-.. II ,O45 S.
-- S257, iSs 81
INCOME FOR TIVE YEAR 1855
Amount of Premiums received during the year sf6 202 2S
q Interest 267 81
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We are authoriEed and requested 10 anaounce
H0LLESBECK as a candidate for the oeacs o. Cnusti
In the Fifth Owl District, At the ensu ng March
tlou orff4--s
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JOSEPH ETCHAVANE,

hhUnAhb AND AaPAhAGU8 ROOTS
All plants guaranteed 70 order Orders from fsfs1cs
punctuay ATTENDED t. AMI delivered IN an7 psrt On -
citv free - ch-rEa -,-r7-s--
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FOR CONsTaRIE.

J. NJ SAINT candidate for TIE once Of Constable
the nszt election IN Asreh. the Fourtscth Civil
Dtrict- aHgie-tes
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nR ARTaUa K TAYLOs hzs associsted with hin
IL his brother Dr. VI Y. TAYLOR Jr. They cfei
their sersIoas 10 the pubiic.
Once on Court stueet, s0ufh side o. the square
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ARCHITECTuRE

ARCHITECTURE.
TNHE undersigned respectfully ann0unces 70 the citi
II Eens n Memphis and surrounding country that be
h prepared 20 daE plans AID Specifications buildings
Of every description estimate the and supernend
the erection OF any character Of sgdng draw contracts
between the parties, a., &c.
he win also attend 70 the suremsut Of hrck-Eork,
plasfering, excsvAti0ns embankmeuts. &e. 10 the
psnning and construction OF bridges surveying of lots
In any part Of the city or adjoining country.
q Once IN Bank Alley, the oeice 81 Judge Hl,
sJufh Of Madison street v CRANH
sepl7-sm Architect and CivI Engineer
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CsfRSON"N
PUMP SHOP,
On Dssoto Street,

On DeSoto Street,
BETWREN UNION AND BEAL
rTlHE und-rsiEnsd Eoud respectfully inio1m the eit
u Memphis ard rs Ficily, and bis numerous
customers living A distance IN the country fheir
past patrnnaae hs ne business, Which Business
has hitherto been csndued 70 tie ma1ufatur1g pat
ting the Chair ir-Pump alone, and sin sesvlng 'hem
70 Be the bcst pump IN use Ehfn made0f materials
and proprry put up (and the when not - made
and pat up,l hoveser here pltcesr efefa tae
Chain Pump nsot b used ais, at e. 1a firioH
Of th@ 'solde1 tims % eho stEi mia tat there are
other Pumps 10 superior 70 the Chain Punp. have
dftermned b accommodate tne fsste Al ~ putting up
o. shipping to o. q, any bind PuTp hat ihls MAJ
ket 10 nisb have therrfnra. smpoTst an rxperi-
eEoed workman, lately the Esst Eao vii attend %
psttins up and repairing an kinds q Iron Pump Re
win also DO kind Of PLUM SING, 81 q wnich j
sii wafrant; ana when say Earra Z, mean Uhat ]
SAY, and say what mesn-
tave IN the last year attached mac1inery 70 nlm-
her OF my Ohaln- Pumps with eufire success nave
also used arge BalAnce- Wnres on Rand Chein-Pumps
Nth eQuzi IN case have used me Fel-a
Link-Chain furned hution which Is quite expensive
bat It fadeth not sway"
nMULTUM IN PAKv0.7
Ihsve recently Invented CHAIN PUNP-Box, en-
brEcng ooup . srpsrats and di.tlnct Chain uuls
intend q IN dlube toncsnts fsnd double pricesl two
parsons dra~ water frCm tais box a. the faue tine
havnz with each other vatezer being 10
hole lrt In the artlton. wall fenc a-ge enough for
an urchin dos cat, chi-ken. mouse to eaul nm oae
vsrd b the other. world refer yau erning the
Pump, to 2. G. BiHsham a. J. =. Aerriosn 4 e.
PsIam prepared to ship Pumps on ord-rs il short
notics up d5Nn, east or vest q ths Atsissppi ~
G26-diy =
nIPzss cards gsauins Vera cssoins, fer sale y
i sugs b. ?. fAkNsEokIH 4 o.
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A Tr0RSEY At LlrW, Memphis, Tenn. References
"A k@ssrs ward A Jones' Philips white, Lamb,
Young 4 Co, HcClauahsn TrDusdsle Din, Milton
Prtnsn Niles Ogen Esq. n. avery, kzq-, heuphe :
orc NJ etsf-s Il ne corner o. Main and Madison
str ss usxt docr the G4y0so Savings InsfitutoBs
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fruit GrGts 4 Sbrubbrru.
Choice Fruits Of All Kinds

TTVHE subscriber has on hand the rarz-slo1i-. "a
Il ton Of GREENHOUSE PLANTS OEa L =
MENTAL SHRUBS and EVER6RsENs 1f fe.... -
description t0gether with the most EXTENSIVE -
collection o. FRUITS tf all descriptions. HUL 8QFs
ROOTS FLOW EK SEEEDS and al pertsi-l-y 20 general
Nursery buEiness All orders al1resseI O. he urf re
signed, Box l63. vii recsige prompt al-erfflu.
NurseTy on Horn Lake Road Ceir hand stsl = niles
from Gil.
s. " HI84TJ.t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-28

HAVE 4 HoNE.-Young men hay..
lately written to US, asking "ShsT
we marry, possessing only small
meansl"
IL the means are adequate to mes.
the wants of the man and the futn,s
wife, why not! But they should b.
sufficient for this, else the most pain'
full consequences may ensue. Mode,
rate means are ample for the resl
necessaries Q flife, too, which ought n
salty human beings, SO far as exter'
nails are concernedi insuring social and
domestic enjoyment; meeting the real
purpose of existence-their own adj.
vancement and that Of others. But
have enough for this. Have a home
hare a home, young men, before you
have Il wife. :
At least have means to provide
one. You have no business with AZ
Eve till there is a paradise to place her
in. Secure the garden, and the Eva
will follow. If you are unable to pro,
vide an Eden, who ought to trust Won
with an eve! Sacred as we regard
love, we do not believe in divorcing Il
from common sense. This experiment
is generally fatal to both happiness
and responsibility. Wake from mere
dream life; exert your energies; pro,
cure means by some kind of honest
labor; secure a home; then ask YOU,
own heart and the girl phrenologically
best adapted to you, the question:
"Shall | narry?'--Life illustrated.
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ABOUT GINS NAMgs.-lf you are a
very precise man, and wish TO be certain
Of what you get, never marry a girl named
Ann; for we have the authority ofLindley,
Murray, ard Others, that "an is an indeli.
mite article"
If you would like to have n wife who
is"one Of thousand" you should never
marry an Emily or an Emma. for any
printer can tell you that Gems are coun.
ted by thousands"
II you do not wish 10 have o busting
nyabout wife, you should not marry one
named Jenny; for every cotton spinner
knows that jennies are always on the go.
IL you want to marry Belle, il is not
that you should be a sexton,
just because you have to ring her at the
altar.
II you marry one named Margaret, you
may fear Tor the ann in which she
will end her days, for all the world knows
that pegs weru made for hanging.
II you wish TO succeed in life as a por.
ter,you should wed Carolina, and treolh her
very kindly. for as long as you continue
10 10 this you will be good 10 Garry.
Inc mos, lncessant writer in the world
is he who is always bound TO Ad.a.l line.
You may adore your wife, but you will
be Surpassed in love when your wife is a
Dora.
Many men Of high moral priocioles.
and who would 10 gamble for the world,
still have not refused to take q Bet.
No printer who expects TO make anv
thing OF his brother typos by the game
Of "jefing" should marry a Mary; for the
craft, generally. knows thu, a "molly" is
no count.
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B a a = II II
FREE or CHARGE.
TREATS ALL DISEASES

DIR. BAKEE will also give special Ssns,
attention to the fol owing eases: G1N
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMP- ~
TON, GROUP, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and all other diseases ofthe
Throat and Lungs He will devote particular
attention to the tire atment of oil skin diseases
lumbago, scrofula, rhumutish, (acute and
chronic) neuralgia, paralysis, cpilepsiu, dys-
pepsia, Piles, and all arrangements of the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels; and also TO all
chronic female diseases, and he cures all dis.
eases of the eye and eur, without the use Of
the knife or needle, and he has constantly on
hand en- excellent assortment of artificial
Eyes and tympanums, Cor Ear Drums) suita.
bic for either sex and all ages-insecreted in
five minutes.
DR.. Baakee has made n new discovery ola
Fluid that will produce perfect absorption Of
the ~ca'arnC, and restore perfect vision to the
eye, without the use OF the knife. DR.. Baa-
kee can produce one thousand certificates Of
his perfect success in curing Cancer, old sores
or Ulcers, Flstula, Swellings or Tumors Of
every description, and without the use of the
knife. Special arrangements must be made
with DR.. Baakeo for the treatment of the last
named diseases, AS they will require his con-
slant advice and attention. DR.. Baakee is
one of the most skillful and celebrated Sur
geons and Physicians now liveing. His fame
is known personally in nenrly every principal
city of the world. All letters directed to
DR.. Baakee, enclosing one dollar,) frem any
distance, correctly stating the nature of the
diseases, shall be promptly answered, and a
package of medicine sent by mail with full
instructions for Treatments free of CHARGE
All patients with Chronic Tor old) diseases
can be successfully treated by correspond
ence. Office hours, from 8 A. M, to p. M.
DR.. Baakee. Oofice, corner Calvert g. Lex
ington SITS. opposite Monument.Squa Balti-
more, Md.
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To Invalids.

We would call the attention Oflh0sc
who are suffering from any complaint
that "ncsh is heir to-" to the advcr-
tiscmcnt Of Br. Baakrc, Of Baltimore
CRY. As a physician. verscd in all
the sciences, he has no equal, and com
biucs within himself an acquired skill
obtained by II world wide Practice
He has no superior in the treatment Of
lung and throat diseases, and when
once under his care a cure is certain.
lie has won for himself by his kind
aud urbanc manncrs-his generosity
Of soul, and his upright dealings, the
esteem Of all who know him, and all
those who place themselves under his
are car rely upon his integrity and
secrecy. By his attention and re-
search he has overcome obstacles
heretofore thought mnsurmountablc.
and by his discovery Of n fluid that
will produce perfect absorption Of the
C0t01uci, and restore vision to the eye,
without the use Of the knife, he has
crowned himself with im%perishable
honor. ALI letters enclosing one dol
'ar) from any distance, stating the ma
.urc Of the disease, will be at once
answered and the medicine sent free
If charge. We would advise all the
tnliclcd to apply as soon as possible,
md nomatter how long standing the
,asc may be, he will cure them. We
ire at liberty to refcrto our contribu-
or, Finley Johnson, Esq, as to the
ruth of the above.
Address DIR. BaaAcc, corner Calvert
md Lexington streets, Baltimore, Md.
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PROLONGED DISCUSSION
J. r. Graves sustained and cho-
sen Moderator
Delegation from DR.. Howell's Church
Excluded

The General association Of the Baptist
Church Of Middle Tennessee and North
Alabama, convened at Lebanon on Sat
urlay last, the 23d inst.
After the usual pfeliminaries, the As
ISOLATION commenced receiving the dele
cations from the different churches, and
experienced no trouble until the creden.
tails Of the first church in this city were
presented. A discussion arose in regard
to the claims Of that church, and those
who seeded on the first night OF the trial
ofthe Rev. J. r. Graves, which continued
during the day, and was not brought to a
close at the hour Of akjournment that
night.
Duling Sunday night caucuses were
held and much excitement prevailed.-
Those who favored Mr.. Graves and his
party were willing to admit the delega.
ton from the First Baptist Church, pro-.
vidGd tho charges agains, Mr.. Graves be
Withdrawn, and further proceedings had.
At a late hour those who composed the
caucus dispersed.
On Sunday morning, according TO ap.
pointmcnt, the Rev. DR.. Howell delivered
the annual sermon, which was listened to
by ono Of the largest congregations that
ever assembled in Lebanon. Our inlor.
mant states that it was one oflhe greatest
efforts Of his life, and so acknowledged
by all who heard him.
Caucusing was then continued Sunday
afternoon and night, on the street corners,
and any other point where a number Of
delegates might happen to meet.
W. are also informed that the appear.
ance Of Mr.. Graves on tho streets atlrac.
ted much attention. Many were anxious
to see him, believing him to be a GoIiah
in size, and q DemonsrhOnQs in intellect.
At every corner he was greeted by friends,
and occasionally an outsider was heard to
something about such a small man
so prominent a position.
Yesterday (Mondoy,} the Association
according to adjournment.
After much discussion a vote was taken
IN the proposition to admit the delegates
rom the First Baptist Church whice was
'orcd down. The vote was as follows:
For rocciving the delegates 27; against
'ccciving 1914.
Tho chair then declared Mr.. Graves
the true Baptist Church.
Tho Associations then proceeded 10 the
lection Of a moderator, whcreupon J. II. {
raves was unanimously elected. {
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-28

anon displaying bis now immortalized
name in bright and lovely colors, and
bearing 1t upward, as if to startle the
angels of heaven with the news that
on earth had been found one mightier
than they. Every newspaper con-
tanned a narrative of his life, and ev-
cry show window displayed his like
ness. President Pierce received as a
present a beautiful family carriage
and four fine horses to draw it, but the
present came after he was elected to
the Presidency. Aaron V. Brown re-
ceivcd a similar gift, but it was utter
he was made Post Master General,
with a salary of $4,000.
Then talk not to us about sympathy
helping a man; rather let him shun it,
if he would succeed. If a man is
successful, he has friends and admi-
rcrs; if he fails, the world is down up
on him. We see this demonstrated al.
most every day.
But we wanted to talk more about
the practice Of editors, as alluded to
in the beginning. They preach pow
crty when they ever rcvcl in wealth.
They complain Of hard times, when
they are far most happy. In proper
ton to their number, ne class OF pe0-
pie can boast Of u more cnviablc stu
alton than editors and publishers
And yet they are not willing to admit
it.. As for II part, we are tired OF
hearing thcmtaIk as though ,hrydcsir,
cd to excite sympathy in the breast Of
the public, but instead Of doing 50,
they arc most apt to create cold indii-
ference.