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PATTERSON a FREEMAN,
TTAV in sore, and constantly reeying fine as
sorment Of all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
they determined sell low other house in the city,
at waaRting their Furniture to be Of the best
workmanship and finish One Of the firm has just returned from
the east where personally selected the entire stock, which Is all
Of HEcET and LATEST STYEs Our stock CON
part Of Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor Furniture some
IN which is very n together Chamber Sets, Book Cases.
Wsrdbes Reclining Chairs Lounges, Sofas, Easy Chairs French
Eedsteads Stands, Mahogany Chairs, Dressing Bureaus
Extension Tables, etc. etc. and complete assortment Of all
kinds Of u = -...-s-.,-,.-
LOW PRICED FURNITURE,
sud every variety Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS. We will en-
esyo 10 please ALL and will take much pleasure in showing
stock TO those who may favor Us with call.
may2g-3m PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
GOLD PEN NIANUFACTORY,
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SETS IANUARY1 1855.

/ UNCOMFORTABLE 1S19--Charter perpetual. Cash
CAPITAL SIG00O00. Absolute and Unimpard, wtta surplus
q S5O5S7 the prestige Of . and experience
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e, MAREEr srREEr, sA-Hvllt, -
HAVING made Arrangements By which We N, =. 80.
large and fresh supplies % Groceries syerY lev 49, eng
slr have EssnlaE IaessFely Ws1slDA1 morning wa
-assl9 MoRRIs E sTRifroS
MORRIS e. SIRATTON.
WHOLEsAEE GROCERS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AID DEALERS N VoRusN AND DOMESTIC LmUoEs,
80. = MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
N are now n receipt Of large and general assortment Of
~ ,S-' Liquors ss'' which We E sell at very low
90 90 shs' sugar, All grades 10b5ls Pscans,
~ POS los 4 = sss Aolsssesb % English Wsluus,
100 Z b6is s 4 MoIazss 90 s,en,es- b.
% you sola sElsp 200 BIS Tobacco, various brands,
500 y and \ do do 1000 tsT5 Maize
~ boxes 5eIloE % 100 dazsn Painted Buckets;
600 DO II. R, Kissing, 50 eross Natehss.
~ eaSos sardines go boxes Glassware, assorted,
b8 6os Nos. l. y AaeEsfels 100 casks Soda,
go kits do DO do 100 bbls Cider Ynegsr
% % Frssh Psaobs, 90 ssess FTst5 R a1ope'
100 do Pickles, 50 Eess Iesd sa5 SHOT.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia s5 barrels pure Ola Rye, very
800 barrels Tsnnessee White eco barrels and x pipes Aar-
100 bsHsIs Double Di.sa 9 = a . 4. N. Gin,
600 barrels % o Reserve So los 50 d a4ia and S9 Gooa
100 barrels z. Browns Old Also, large stock Of ano Bran.
Monongahela Whisky, dies, Wines, &c
mars NORRIS & sFRATTON
o. e ID W A Il % s.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
C011ZSSTOE AND F0RKARDLYG AERCKABz,
DEALER BRASDIEs, WrNFs, CIsAl1 &C.,
COR. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SIS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
GROCERIES.
M HHDS Prime 20 Choice Sugars
HUI so ibis Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sug r.
q 200 bags Prime Rio COfee;
50 do Old Government Java COdee;
100 bbs and hslf b6ls Reboei Molasses;
500 Whole, hall and quarter boxes star Candles
100 boxes summer Mould do
100 do soap;
go do Virginia and Missouri Tobacco
go do Assorted Glassware
l0oO kegs Wheeling Nails, Bras and Spikes, assorted
50 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
% do s. s. Almonds;
% do English Walnuts and Fi1erts;
IS cases half and quarter boxes Sarlines
10000 Imported CiEaFs;
$1,000 various brands Cigars
50 dozen Painted Buckles;
50 nests do Tubs;
50 cases Matches;
janl1 20. EDWARDs-
EWOVORS.
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T COTTON MANUFACTURING AGENCY
VNTE are sole Agents for the Sale Of the
w Richland Manufacturing CON- Pulaski, Tenn.
sumner do do 0alatn, do
franklin Factory, Franklin, do
ROckdals do Mt. Pleasant, do
. p "a Shoal Mills, DaWTenceburg, do
Crescent do do do
CrOWson do do do
Hope do do
PineWood do PineWoOd, do
Sparta Manufacturing Comfy, sparta, do
Laurel Hill Factory, Henryville- do
And always nd full stock Of Sheetings, Osnabur,
Drilngs Baggns Cotton and Batting, which offer to
the wholesale ony Of less than bales sheeng,
bales OsnaJurgs, 25 bags Cotton Yarns, &c.
Nashville, March Z, 1855. " II. GORDON co.
SCALES! SCALES!! SCALES !!!.-A full stock Of
Fairbanks celebrated Scales-Dormant, Platform Grocers,
Counter and Beams.
Also ay and Coal Scales In store and for sale at Factory
nrices. by : W II. GORDON & co.
may2I Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee.
m AWRENCEBURG MONEY s-sWe are taking
LaErenceburg Bank Notes par Tneutof all accounts
due US, and for auy article We have for sale.
fets3, 1853. W. II. GORDON K co.
"TOOL! WOOL i--We want Three Thousand Pounds,
w clean Washed Wool, for which will pay We
mari ". H. GORDON & co.
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q. a.. STREET a. l.. KING, WN D. STREET.
STREET, KING & Cos
ATTORNB TS AT law

r. A. sTRERr a. [. EfSa, D. STREET,
STREET, KING & Cos
Att ORNBYS AT LAW,
LEED, coL1EeTlos, AND s.s
GEBERAL AGESTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEEsR ASKA TERRITORY,
practice Law in the Supreme aud inferior Courts g.
Wv Nebraska buy and sell Land Warrants enter land on time,
r t i6 god and desirable Iootons invest for distant
dealers reasonable S furnish abstracts Of entire;
aud titles On notice buy and se lands town lots and all
EEFRE2cEs.
W g. Gilman, Banker, New Yorkcitv. t
Converse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass.
c. H5bar supt n. y, Central Railroad Albany \. I.
Gen lese o9omes, Lsxingso 95 Kentucky,
Johnson, Weaver 4 Co. 90 90 tIlt#
qoy v VIZ, B; G si5Is. LS damon &c ~
Lueas Thompson Co., St. Louis Mo.
McGaric, Chttenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
WIN. II. Sewer < CO.,B ankers, Oseaooss, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge & CO., Council Bluas, do fs.I
Rav 49Say &C. Co. c Soa Sean ao Louisiana ~
FINE OLD WHISTLES.
" have Just rsos7sd from PLsdsphia, three barrels Of
w II. & II. CatherTosds old Mountain Rye WHISKY
Three barrels Of xxx;
5 IT, s. & - =
Two barrels oId BCarn, l84s Tbess ghi'ts are pure
sny quantity. HOLLIsTER 4 CARTER,
Spi23 q, Union street.
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
VNTB have just received three hundred boxes Of the finest
Wv French Fancy Candies Cream Candy Chrystazed FRUITS
% from H. Y Maards New York. that possibly be pro-
duced, suited for Parties, bCc., viz;
Assorted ChrystaiiEcd Fruits; Rosollns
Chrystalzed Ginger; Vanille Gum Dropsi --
Jelly Fruits with leaves; Aeidulated Fruits
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
DO Drpps; lee Cream Drops;
Naugat Candy; Cordial Sugar Almond;
Brandy Dropsi Cream FRUITS
sherry Coilers Maraschine Balls;
Pineapple Bals Strawberry ass
DO FrtteS;
Besides Come and for yourselves before
YOU buy y s. IT. HOLLISTER & CARTER
apr23 .- - q Union street.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. IA, COLLEGE STREET.
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SICK RARIEs WANTEnI


NEF0U RTH Of all the abes born The United States die
before they five old Calome and Cod Liver Oil
wont them powerful medicines have the deeerious
feet The only remedy for the diseases sumner,
teeng, measles, oho deranged bowels depressing fevers
thu
Gr@fenbeFg ChiIdFen's Panacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fail.
When children dying daily New from the use Of
svfl milk, this found to be the only remedy
Where sick babe is 10 the house. this medicine worth
weight gold the prescriptions Of ply sicans
other remedies have been tried in vain.
II the certificates Of physicians who have used IL wanting
can furnish scores Of them. Having had years experience
value in my own smy and throughout the State hy no
hesitation offering refund the cost Of the Dysenty Syrup
and Chdrens Panscea should they fail 20 do exactly
promise for them. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
at Freeman & Patterson's,
saIB-sf College street. Nashville.
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EENHERE can be had r. D. BLUNS Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment, Seals for M7sons, l. o. o. F.,
sons Of Temperance NOtaes Public
Plank Road Companies, Courts States, &C. Also,
boats, Post Once Stamps Steel Stamps order for
BGckms and Silversmhs, in fact Tor all those Manufacturers
who may wish stamp their hands and address upon
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver, Gold, Brass
and untempered Steel without the slightest injury stamp
or itself.
Stencils Of kinds made order JsEelry and re-
paired r. D-BLUM,
Deadek street. doors from the Public Square opposite the
Republican Banner Office. apr30-dtwm3
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Regular Passenger Packets,

heB uIaf EssssellBef II itCFAtIs'
FOR
tstlsgsEA LsitaSss
- LOUISVILLE. -
The Splendid Light Draught Passenger Steamers
JOHN GAULT, J. II. BUhCEs Master
TFEPFsT D. G. PARR, Master.
FAVE as above alternately even TUESDAY evening at
o'clock for Louisville and all intermediate points, con-
Meeting Louisville with o. Nail Packets for Cincinnati,
Wheeling Psburg Through Receipts given for freight 70
all Eastern cities per Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Merchants
Shippers may rely these boats leaving advertised For
nsEN u. Il. HARRISON, AgsRA
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TERRASS BROTHERS,
CtUCCESSOES to McCrea 4 Terrass, dealers in GRO
= CERTES, FOREEGN AND DOMESTIC
EIQI OIES, No. % and 50 Broad street.
IRON, &C., AT COST.
200 tons assorted Pitsbug Iron, SO tons Castings,
10 8. Iron AXles, % g Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails. . boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing to quit this branch Of business, win sell in large
lots for cash. cost and in small lots at greatly reduced rates
TERRASS BROTHERS.
... SUWDRHES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, A. ), q, and .
900 Pint, haIfpint, and quart Flasks
500 81 Window Glass;
100 g Tumllers:
p kegs Boiler RYets and Nuts; ...
100 dozen BrOoms;
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel Plowsi
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down
iane7 TEREAss BROTHERS.
SMHTHLANDs PADUCAHs -
Z elia2+sla Louisville, st. Louis, and elSa2-zsa
- Memphis Regular Pack -
etss leaving Nashville Mondays Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ The
splendid passenger Steamer
7MimnetOnka, Capt H. G. matheney,
will leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays 10 o'clock
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
Gu b1S Capt. James " Humts
will leave Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
blanche Lewis Capt J. H. Ratemams
will Nashville Tuesdays Fridays at 10 O'Clock, A VI.
The above class light draught passenger Boats and will
regularly those appointed days, making connections at
Paduca with the L. s. Nail Packets for the above named p5.
For freight orpassage apple on board or to
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BONNETSI BONNETsII BONNETs!!I

.Es RONNETS! BONNETS!! BONNETS!H
81 @ f5a, q
AT TEE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM,
p - 80 UNION STREET
rs BOYLE begs leave 70 inform her numerous
iV in the city and throughout the States Of Tennessee
Alzama, has from New York and
resolved her Spring Expectations for 1855, Of.
FRENCH PATTERN. B0NNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
Consisting in part, O0Ws:-00 French Pattern Bonnets
500 Leghorn Boomers and Chdrens Hats richly trimmed IS
Head Dresses Styles 80 boxes French Flowers Bridal
Equipments and Head Ornaments: 1900 pieces bonnet, sash
belt Ribbons large stock Of Emrodere, Collars Sleeves
Sets Chldren's Waists, Robes Bands, Edgngs, Insertions
Mantilas.
Country Alners supplied with Pattern Bounets, and
every article aPpertainng to the business.
Every description and Gents Hats bleached
trimmed In Mrs. D. peculiar style. Stamping for Brang
and Pinking done .#.r.. 400 apri3
- ~ GREAT LAND BARGAINS.
AM anxious 70 sell lands lying In the Mlury acton Of
Lewis county the bead OF Swan creek. These
lands well wseed and finely tmed, and only ash0rt dis
tsnce from where the and Alabama Railroad viii
Of Mt Pleasant aud within about miles Beaver Dam
road, 81 miles from the Central Turnpike, and only 10
Mt Pleasant the present terminus Of the Railroad.
One containing 200 acres, has very comfortable
dwelling orchard; also first location for Tsnnery
balance Of the lands lie Joining the Aforesaid tract making in
shout
= T-..l.a- Nine Hundred Acres
ofcholce Lewis county lands, for sale most reasonable
low figures
IWI sell these lands. and take in payment good Negroo
Stock Goods, valuable live Stock such Mules Horses, &c
wishing inquire about purchase a' the
whole lands will apply TO Nj Pleasant At the
Once my Agent Samuel On No. 40
june q d&Ti@ JOHN S. HUNTER.
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j. H. CURRX,

FUNERAL UNDERTAKEEs.--I am prepared to
furnish Of descriptions from the fine Caset to the
panet Coffin, together with thing necessary tor
Funerals. All orders left my WareOom Deaderck street,
next door to UpandUp Livery Stable, between Cherry and
Summer streets viii receive prompt attention both day and might
Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made 20 Orders in the
iuiy9 J. H. CURIEY.
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LARGE consignment Of this Superior Chewing Tobacco,
manufactured by Col Aug LeftWe, Lynchburg Va is On
hand Morris Sratton sole agents for Tonnes
see Merchants well get this brandt offer
inc it VERY low. may 1877
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GOLD PEN MANUFACTORY'

LHAosklAs - szE#5zssssEElzzsza1
TEy H. HOSKTNS. g. Third street, between Market and
Jefferson, Louisville KY, offers % the public, Gold Pens
manufacture wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal
any made in the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REP0INTED,
Old Pens mail accompanied with 80 cents, In money or
stamps will be repaired and returned by next mall
febi4-d&wly
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WILLIAMSON a. CHEATHAM,
IEPORTERs OF BRANDIEs, WINES AND LIQUORS.
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GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWA RDlNG MERCHANTS
40. 81, NATCHEz strict.
NEW OR L e An
fshS-eodIv
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J Q. q. MAO wN,

> 0e 4Eo - - - " -
IA. A COLLEGET sss NAE1VzLNEs TENN
rALFR in Drugs, BIsdiefnss, Chemicals, Dye stuEss
psiuts Oils Yarniss Window Gsss, Glassware Perfume
- soaps &c And all the popular Patent o. Ne osgs
Fancy Goods he stock usual, - very
received large additions, consisting partly o. lAph anu
s7n5 Eztrac French, American and German Ceoei De
iucs Luhin sachE, Hair Brushes Metal Chnas laAs anu
Paper Pufl boSes, She'll Fine and Dresslng Conns.
n ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS, just received
and oreni, which warrant fresh and genuine. Also the
ehraei WYAEDoT PROLIFIC CORN raised by Mr. samuel gar
Ter near Nashville, which viii yield from Is 70 - barrels to the
Acre AspARAaUs RoOIs, years old, in any quantity desired
sTRksBEERT PLANTS grown by Mr. Henry Driver. $500
CtONGRESs AND EMPIRE EATERS Away
on hand, which receive direct from the spfings.
~. v. 1nOH--.-
NOR THE HATIss--lirs. Aliens Hair Rsstorer; q
Woods hair Restorer;
Emar5on'5 RestoreT
Barry's and ClnghnghS Trscopharouai
m ONION PORTEH.--A very superior article made
20. G. BROWN. !
GTOD LIVER OILs--Five Gross just received. Pre-.
Z pared BY HedgcmaH, Clark & Co. 30. G. BROWN.
CORN STARCH AND FAKINA warranted.
10. G. BROWN G
NTsIa4NFfS VOLCANIC OIL LHNIl4ENT T. said
1Ik to DC The best Llniment known. For sale n
rr~r 10. G, BROWN,
FFNOGETFIEEF WITH pure Brandy Msdsa, Port and sh9r-
" Wines. we selected sioes Of Drugs, ohepieas Eng
s Extracts Coors dry oil Lns Lard, and Tanners
OILS. IndfZo.i NI1Sdsr. &c. 10. G. BROWN,
apl2I % College Street.
sTpvrr
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NM have Just finished and go; operations Steam Saw
w Mill, for L. !. Pcrdue and Wi liam cCleland, near
Csrve, Tennessee that twenty thousand eight hundred
and hyseven feet board measure fourteen hours aud thirteen
minutes. Il thousand l in twentyeict
nautes. We have reduced the prices Engines and Boilers
70 such figures that defy competition in prices and durability
Our Engines put iron bed plates and ma
tsriAls; We are agents for the -
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for the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.

We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare with prices attached
that be enabled to suit both pockets municipalities Of
customers charge than they get THIS has been
city and hope by strict attention business
merit public patronage We feel certain Of with
the immortal FIJI in the Kitchen will furnish
public dinners the shortest notice. We also keep hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES AND LIQUORS
Call and examine st the Metropolitan.
oct6 J.. 4 W.
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A. r'1 PF1TTERsON * FREEM Il 1. S,''4'

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
NO. IA, COLLEGE STREET.
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NICHOL, GREEN 81 co.,
FIsHER, WHEELEs 9 90.

lsUCCEsS0Bs 10 Johnson HORNE G OOJ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Market ere = as
vile, will particular attention to al business
entrusted to to them. Juyo-u'
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T9OR THE IIAIR.--lirs. Allon's Hair Rest0ror

GtONGRESS AND EMPIRE WATERS alWa
Y hand, which 1 receive direct from the spfings 49,,
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sTRAUB's sUPBRIoR WHEAT AND COR,

MILLS
and furnish any manufacturers prices,
with freight added ELLIS & MOORE,
9G, gS and 100 South Market street,
NaEfy-
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Am Important BIN.

Mr.. Van Vorhes has introduced in the
House bill for the settlement of estates
of deceased persons which codifies the
whole law on that subject. The statues
now in force are contained in two hundred
and seUenty:fve sections of, and acts
amendatory, and further to amend and
supplementary to, and supplementary fur
ther to amend; and so fourth, through the
catalogue of statutary nomenclature.
The original act on our statute books sfor
the settlement of the estates of deceased
persons" was passed March Esd, 1870
Many acts are referred to by it which have
been repealed by the code, and others Of
its provisions lave been superseded by the
creation of probate courts under our new
constitution. The adoption of the Con-
stitution itself suggests the necessity Of a
modification and re arrangement ofprevious
enactments.
The bill proposed by Mr.. Van Vcrhes
makes few changes in the matter of pre-
vious laws on the distribution of estates
so far as the principles and scorking are
concerned. 1t seems to be the intention
of the bill TO consolidate or codify, laws
now in force rather than experiment with
new principles. AS before stated, the
present laws are contained in a number Of
enactments, numbering two hundred and
seventy-fve sections, in clear and concise
manner, and the whole subject is compiett
in one law.-State Journal.
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Clippings.

From the Hague, we learn that the at
tempt to grow tea in Java proved failure,
and the plantations have been abandoned.
Over 5000 persons have recently died Of
cholera in Honduras. The disease origin
ated by opening the graves of some per-
sons who died of cholera some 20 years
ago.
The oldest married couple alive are sup
posed to be Mr. Snyder and his wife,
who reside at Burnside, Pa. He is III,
and she is l07 years old, and they have
been married SO years.
Queen Victoria invited Sarah Bonetta,
an African Princes, boarding at Chatham,
to the wedding of the princess, and sent
her dresses suitable for the occasion. She
could hardly have reflected on the serious
offence which this example of royal anegro
worship" would give on this side of the
Atlantic.
A few months since mother in the poor
house at Trenton, Mass, gave birth to
child weighing pounds, the mother being
IL years old, and the father but Ii. The
mother herself was born in the poor house.
What commentary upon poor-house life!
A Democratic leader of Indiana has ex-
pressed the opinion, that if the Lecompton
Constitution is forced through Congress,
that State will go Republican next fall BY
sixty thousand majority.
We learn that Mr.. Jacob Dsnnison, OF
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A TREMENDOUS IDEA-A member of
the Academic des Sciences of Paris, who
is also an eminent chemist has invented an
apparatus which he thinks will enable hu-
man beings to breath as freely at the bot
tom of the sea as on the surface Of the
earth. He proposes to form an associa-
tion for collecting all the treasures now
lying at the bottom of the ocean, and ies-
innate at about fs0o, 200, 900 ste e'ling the
harvest of treasgre to be Cleaned on the
route between Euglsnd and India only.
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90ftrp.
From the Erening Post.
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON.

.
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON.
Who saysI ever stood blowf e
am no nigger, Mr.. Growi 2
But to my very iiper-white.
Who dares to say I would not fightf
'Twss but very slight mishap.
And quite feather in my cap.
And not ,rl,ite onel Mol oh, mol
/ did but f.ll and sza5 my toci
Who dares to hint that I'm afraid?
Or got knocked down, and never paids
Ask Bully Brooks if you can find him,
III did not stand behind bimf
Ave, the, faced my hated foe,
And felt my noble courage glow, g
And love to see bis red blood fow,
And that obnoxions head laid low!
But in this case it can't be sol
/ fell, because-I studded my toel
Why, at that time Of night, you know,
4 man may be chow come you sol!
It's not my fault that Barksdale's rig
Was ike John Gilpin's. quite too big;
How out of nothing things viii giowl
I give my ,rordit wasn't sol
never even tat blowi
Ifell-because- stubJedmytos.f
I'm not 80 very much to blame,
Nor have stained my honored name;
The great distinguished name Of Keitt,
Who bearded Sumner in his seati
! Whist, a coward Mol oh, mol
And you can prore it Mr.. Crow
For ohl for OH you knowi you knowl
Iunly fell and ar56cd my toe!
You needn't all keep laughing SO,
And Massachusetts needn't crow;
Ny honor is IS pure as snowl
/, What makes you look SO, Mr.. Growf
/ should have stood ike-Plymouth Roes
Nor made myself laughing stock;
Yes. and have eIvES-perheps-a blowl
HI'd not CHANGED to stub my toe!
tell you / DID du6 my toel
And~he's fool that says-oh, mol
Pray, will the rascal let me know
Whoever dares 10 tell me SO?
Or has single proof TO show
of any sort, or kind Of blow?
Come onel Come all III fight !. Oh, no
For I might faIl-and stub my toe! o. L. B
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SUICIDE OF M1N1srER.-A cores
pondent of the Presbyterian Of the West,
under date of the 2Sd ult., says that the
Rev. Seth Howell, in fit of deep and
protracted melancholy, committed suicide
by hanging, n bis own house, on Thurs
day, the 18th ult. He was native OF
Wales, and owned small farm near this
city, and other property in Oxford to the
value of several thousand dollars.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11

DIED-At Mansfield, lately, Hon. Js-
cob Parker, an eminent lawyer and Judge.
At Pittsburgh, on Sunday last, Rev.
Charles Avery, distinguished minister Of
The Methodist Protestant church, and q
philsnthropiat, aged "a years,