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TEXAS. e4.25 IN ELMUl1.
EfItcte0 gIiscsllany.
Yg2is34y-Seiling.

Whilst We Ioathe and lespise that
traffic in Intoxicating Liquors which sets
itself up in conspjcuou, places and deals
out liquid poison By the dram, we often
6ud persons engaged in it for whose
course there Is some excuse. They are
those wao from early education and asso-
ciatioa conscienciousIy believe it to be le-
gitinate and right that the moral turpi-
tudo Is with the intemparatc user and not
the veuler; that It is q subject about
wuich men arc alone responsi bic to them
selves and exempt from obligations to So
ciety. 1t IS not a matter of surprise to
lind such men pursuing the traffic, and
whcn We think Of the lasting influence Of
early tgaining-the immutabla Eature OF
earl Impressions, and also lhat conscience
is the creature u faith, every person must
be more Inclined to pity such than con-
denim them.
Bat Kansas has some exempIars of q
tar different class OF vendors. There arc
Groggelies now opened in Kansas, and
for auGhc we know in Qlindaro, under
ne auspices OF men who at their homes
IN the States, few hundred miles nearer
the rising sun, were only known as active,
thorough advocates OF the Temperance
Rcform~-men who have declared the
making, selling, or drinking Of intoxiclt-
ing liquors to be degrading. ruinous,
damning. In coming to Kansas they
have put of their professions by the way
side: their eye. have been blinded to the
dread horoscope Of tue d:aakarl: their
convictions have been blurred and tAei.
cJnsciencos have been scared ~ the crisp,
us, de2deniag passion Of ayaric3; the
uusettllnG Of the humanity OF husbands
and fathers. the undermining OF the nap
pjuo~7 Of wives and mothers, the over
wAe'mnin@o. the hopes Of sons and daugh,
ters, have to them, lost their terror and
their magnitude. For such men there
is condemnation without ray Of pity
81 ,Ecir course they are treasuring up for
themselves 4 most dirctuI wrath against
the dag Of wrath In this life they must
ratrugradc with fearful and dizzy rapid
ity, in2ugarating a career, which beyond
the discriminating portals Of the grave,
Will be continued adgwn the awful and
gloomy je>cents Of perdition.-QaHsdoro
X H. Cbja3o.eoa
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EVERY MOTHER \ ScULpT1R.-Eye-
~ mother IS a Sculptor Though per-
maps she dreams not Of it, she Is enggav-
jng lines On tablet yLa5 are to endure
.Jr ages.
"T.e mother, in her office holds the kew
Ol;lc soul and she 1t is who stamps the coin
U. character, and mahe5 the bcing Who would
2 II for h-r . .a,ie cares a Christian man.
Iaen crovn her Queen of all the world /"
Scarcely a LAY passes that her hand
does not trace new words on the mind
and heart of her child; or eugrave more
deeply and IndeIiibly those Of former days.
Say what We Will Of influence, there is
none 50 powerful, for good or for evil, as
that oi a mother over her child. Some
one, who, We know not, has given utter
ance to this sentiment IN language much
more Impressive than any We have at
command. lie says :-'' You may readi-
ly trace on the sandy beach Impressions
distinct and muititorm, but the next roll
iD@ wave Will wash them out. The spots
and stains Of your earthly robes may be
removed; the ravagcs ola storm thatstrips
nature Of It's beauty and glory, may be re-
paired time aud culture may re-ciothc it
with its former fertility and beauty. But,
oh, remember-anl may it be written
with diamond impression upon your
sou!-that the Impressions Of childhood,
the precepts which you chisel down into
the hearts Of children will, Ike letters
craven on rocs, re.nuin forever. II
ne. are il types Of vice, nothing short Of
onn;potont, divine grace can erase them.
If in the baauteous forms Of virtue and
holiness, they Will brighten and beau:ify
in the sunlight Of 4 heavenly and eter-
nai day"
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- =z.s'.-.s.y..ssFsz--s

PEs7~ Tol real the past in some old faces,
while some Others l1pse into mere meekucss
and content. The fires . quite oIt OF some
eyes, as the crows feet puchar round them !;
they flash no longer with scorn, oTwitI an cer
or love; they gaze, and no one is melted by
their sapphire ghnccs they look, aud no one
is dazzled. My fair young reader ii you arc
not so perfect a beauty rs the peerless Lind =
mira, QIecn cf the Bail if at the end of it, rs
you retire to bed. You meekly own that you
have had bat two or three partners while Lin
Glmica has had 4 crowd around her all night
console yourself with thinking that. at fifty,
you viii look as kind aud pIeasAn. as y5u now
appear at eighteen. Yol WI not have II lay
down your coach and six OF beauty and see
another step in.o il, and walk yourself IL oI-h
the rest Of life. Yoa will have - forego no
loag-accustonad homage; you will no. W.T.
ness and owl the depreciation of yoer sm les.
You viii not Sc fashion forsalle your quarter !;
and remain all dust, gloom, cobTab5, within
your once splendid saloons, and placaris in
your sad windows, guont, lonely, and to let.
Iop may not have known grandeur, bar yoa
won't teel any deserti0n. You viii not have
enjoyed millions. but you VIII have csc iled
bankru rte - 7Eactsray's g TTTirgini1ns."
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GlfGtf0 GalG.
The Ncrvous wife Cured.

y "NA' ~ h-N
Nv fri.nd wilkins married . ewoot
,.o,,,,', airI ,fo .,,;nt a,,,;.hla disoo.i+ion
hrt = ~ Wv, .t;rtl1 ~ tbos, iomc,+;c
grts v;,l,on-3 : lnn,g,nlnn (which w;ta's
dutics are aIyravs feIf r. he hard in the
b~rinainr. BE was the cnyy Of more
th.,, :, = 'cbo L.d asr,;rld - tba no,sn..
s;rn II or hand 7 knew Him to h. in
dr.,,,;ons into}i;aert ana k:nd-boarteI .
o,I ra?t .,,ro -, l.o had tal.a,, . l;f..
oa..,,-.,;.,. , ,.Il, ,r.,.Il !, c;.ks,Io,] Nv
;.,r TEo rra,n:so g.ss Ir;.,E| carr,ah
- ,,-,,.,.ant - I,ranLocv ~ more than oy,5i.
n.,,.,- 5an,;;rol,. =
ii}ho,.t l,t t,.|.,..--.,1 - oro.ba. tow, Ton
,-,s,s 'r,.,.,-.rc. - ,...;a,, .'.r,,,r,, ,l,.t
y,,,.r r o.Ii,I ,,rn U;li..,s ,rbr' -,.o, ,,In
r-;tL .Io,Il q~.,I. o,~,I;a1;.,, ~ on.l
fsoa n oi.Zv of r1oa.nr: r-hra St;II
a,.s,ine, bis hand 7 inln;roJ ef,ar his
,r;c, .a~n,'tan1,. 80 ,,IdoaoI ;'[-ta,,I,.
-. .p.1r l;.,,,- :, - sS;5 = 1aJ AZ
...,.-e5 ' . "a L,~ .n l,~.I.I,n
- 49,, .ar:} M .'., .,-,,.ai r,s,r.o
:. d,a1.n... ond -i'n ,o.g or tra # ',,I ,,,,.
chi,4ror baya = ~ p,.rn m 4ar., bYdvand n,;nd
tro.~ sIa !, nav, h,,t = .}.,c,,,,. of Lo. fo.,
,oer self Jvrrst of -; La, rarra, aro
cor,,Ie+oI,, sistforcJ Tnt to,, ..ns4 see
bo,. S, r.. .,,a.4 - IA 19,,i Vii !. eo~
'-Ial I WI 49,, .ro13 49,. N,.c..,- ~ ,'itl-
3"
o.s,,..I o,a 10, NOD, f,.,..,....
c..,;r;oy abon+ he f,,n,Ir ~ ,r,, l'i.,, oa,.
d,ron H,s st(ry was not = yorv b,,.I5t
ore TIL Lirih - tb.,;. fr.t ct.i:I o..
foIIowad b. = nrostratino si.l[nass Which
brormbt ~ vnpno mo,Sor - tho rt,,,.s,
,,cras of 1caiL
SShc has navcr had cood health since ,,
s,il yViEims in dnrrs2srd yo;ca .|Tv
;rnon,a v-as small and we cVnIJ not a.
rorJ the ano1nt ~ hnnsrEoII assistance
in The beoinpino that sine really reonired .
and . crorytbi6,, was ac.,.in.t Ier Eastor,l
lion to soY,d 6ea,tb Children c,,c
rqnidIr Lr;oo;no with tlo,r, more exban.t-
ing cares. And the death oT Two Of our
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SHAKE HANo5-TLe mere oIer of the hand
IS the reldiest s'gn of voluntary courtesy or
forgiveness, and is Noncompliance ihe most
civil yet meaning OF repuIses. Shaking
h1nds is q mode Of greeting the origin Of
which is lost in obscur,ty. individuals dis
play character in their mode of 50 doing. WAC
cannot feel at once the aatagonSm between
tae toach Of prlde ami the cordial grasp of
q friend Who knows not the sailors grip
OF candid heartiness from the conventional
giving of hands How perfectly does ,he
graduated feelings or lingering pressure cause
the mercury in loves barometer % rise or lalI
by tle-scdle OF hope What srmga,heg and
a-t,pAthIes are demoaztr# ny the various
degrees OF kindly, iCresoIgta Y.yacous, care
Icss, fond or earnest manner OF shaking uands
L IS ta.s relation between tempecsm ut, feel
iara, consideration, and The i0stincure action
OF tie hand, which has given rise TO these
theories waioa profess to read the prcdomi-
naat impulses OF character in the traits Of
ones handwriting.
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Tell me not Of garbIed sermons
Elegance Of thought ard style,
Heard from out your modern pup,-5,
Nau from error - begu.ie.
Eloquence may charm the fancy,
Summon an admiring crowd,
Who surround the gifted preacher,
Win their praises, long and Loud;
Bat il God appointed servants,
Would their bearers c01srjeRco reach,
Leading tIcm 10 paths of wisdom,
They must practice aehm they preach.
Parents, If your tender offspring
Yc would lead IN ways Of truth,
Shielding them from the temptations
That surround tle paths OF youth;
Count as vain your time-worn maXims
Anj, to make your teaching sure,
Guide them rot alone by PrcePl,
But erample, iast ana pure.
For, to shelter from the tempests
Sins dark clouds would cast round eacl
Tender howcr Of your protection,
Ion must practics 1rbat yoa Iyacc5.
Tcacbers, if throughout your duties,
Ever f,itbful you would be,
Not by roray, but by your actions,
Teach IN all sincerity.
Youthful eyes are on YOU gazing,
Youthful hearts your thoughts receive;
EaGeriy they catch your accents,
Eagerly your words believe
Then beware lest by yodr actions,
Untrue priacipie2 you teach;
And forget not that you must ever
Strive TO practice arhat you preach.
Yc who would redeem a brother
Through a Savior pard'ning love,
Know that by your bright ero"Ptc,
YoI must lure 20 JOYS above.
B-tt-r were The world and wiScr
Fall c' goodness and Of truth,
II throughout each generation,
Eoary aGo end buoyant youth,
All who preach Tic glorious gospel,
All who govern all who teach.
Would bur i.,rn tbs useful lesson,
-a!~0ys lraesice ataf Jou Preacb.
--NAUD MULLER.
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oRT, POTTER COUNTY,, Pa, TEURsnAY, JUNE H. 1859


it's my opinion that she'll say Yes On
the first propos.tion,'
Aud 80 she did \ littlc management
was practised. [ accepted another invi-
tation to tea, and, during the evening,
gave as graphic a descliPtion as was in
my power, of the novelty, excitement and
wonderfully beneficial effects Of a wcei, az
the scashoro. My own experience was
quite to the point, having re-ajayd
strength almost By magic after long pc
ried of extreme nervous exhaustion
"Iou must take your wile to the sea-
side 1t is just what she wants" said /,
after the way had been fully prepared.
Wilkins followed up with such hear
ty acluiescence that the point WAS carrie I
under scarcely an appearance Of objac-
ton. Difficulties were, Of course, sug-
gestel; bat these were pronounced OF
such slender Importance that they were
waived almost as soJa as presented. TW,
days afterwards | had the satisfaction OF
seeing them off As | shook hands with
them at parting, I could see in the coun-
tenance Of Irs Wilkins, some reyiying
traces OF her Old eirlish beauty; ana re
'N..-,,''.l7 ID ii-s = . o' '"e li5"' ol Ola
q l"1 1--c.---7
. y'". .''V'"'' - l "i'o9 l. my o4~'-
ness ~ ',aI' my, NY o'o ac.i a'l.''"c'' ne
II''''eq ne "a : warm =" 81 manner anu
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T.. r. HARRINGTON,

Oouderspart Pa, having eng3g-
ed window in Schoomakcr * Jackson:
Store viii cary on the Watch and Jeweiry
business there. A fine assortment OF jew
elry constantly on hand. Watches anl
Jcwelry carefully repaired, in the best style
on the shortest notice-all work warranted
9:34
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q. I. ELLESON-

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, CouGcrsport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens OF nc VIII
lage and vicinity that he VIII promptly re-
spond to all calls for profcs siona services.
Office on Main s., in bu;Idiag formerly oc-
cup.ed by c. ". Ellis, Esq. 9:-2
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Don't make that too positive a conclu-
sion. Increase the strength, and you di-
minish the hours Of iabor--nay, more,
you remove from it the cause Of extreme
exhaustion. Ny word for it, If you had
spent twenty pounds yearin gjving your
wife change OF scene, sca-bathing, and
mental as well as bodily recreation, your
docto~'s bill would have been reduced by
more than that amount. How often do
you take her to concerts, Or other places
Of amusement !'
We haven't been to concert for five
years, said he.
And yet / remember she was passion
ately fond Of music"
We can't afford it" remarked wilkins
gloomily.
Better 90 without a dinner OCCASION
ally. Health Of the soul is quite as essen
tial as health Of the body. Ii you starye
the former, what is there in mere eating
and drinking worth living for?"
MARY wouldn't goif we're to purchase
tickets. She has housed herself 50 long
tnat she has no desire r. stnr, across tLa
Threshold"
" For which. soeakinc frankly. ana 70
an old friend. you are, in GREAT measure
to blame. Ana. unless YOU at once, and
with a purpose not to be set aside bv first
difficulties. Actually comno) voIr dro1ning
wife to % forth = few vears will close mn =
the history Of 4 wretcbed life"
"Ab. ~ said he. II can feel the f,rca
of what YOU say But how and where
to beoin? That j. the mcstion"
Il notice" was the reply. that a eel
ebrated composer and pianist Is in vonr
town. and will give this evening one Of his
concerts. Take her to hear him."
I'm sure she will not g."
4 am going to invite her," said I :
" and I don't believe She will refuse"
Wilkins was quite positive.
"Woll see. You Will take note of
invitation from me. Iwil! enclose tickets
for You both. and say that | viii call in
the evening, and make one Of the COM
pany at the concert? y
Nliklns was lncredaious, and half op-
posed me bat my interest in his unhappy
wife was too strong, and Iresolyod to have
my own way. Tie tickets and invitation
we're accordingly sent.
called at my friends Office, in the af-
teraoon, to 90 home with him.
"Wcll, said /, choerfuIly, ''wha word
from your good wife Win she be ready
for tie concert Z"
"Ip afraid not"
Wilkins shook his head and looked
alooMily.
L {" What did she say ?"
"Tbat ii was impossible for her to 90
out-that she couldn't leave the children,
and, finally, after had met every obiec-
ton with a reason that could not BE- gain-
said, size declared that she didn't feel a
wish to 60, aud could nt think OF it."
srrha t., :, ro,r mid ona barI 70
braaI, thr1u,,b - ! s,,il,j as Isool,o al
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d. L. OLAIsTED,

DEALER II DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main St,
Csudersport, Pa. lC,I
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NJ. w. MANN.

DEALER N BOOKS & STATIONERY. MAG
AZINES and Music, \. ". corner oi Main
and Third stS., Coudersport, Pa. IO:I
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SAMUEL N. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
Potter Co., Pa, seven miles north Of Cou-
defsport Oh the Wellsyiue Road. 9:t4
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h.e-pmtnership, with such loving cont
dence IN the future, to the husband Of her
choice. Her ceuntenanca was wan and
wasted, all tho beautifully rounded out
lines gone her eyes, deeply sunkeD, we're
.Lngud almost to indifference; her hair.
.groe richly luxu,iant, had fallen Of, uatil
scarce hall Gift remained, and that looked
Day and crisp, with here and there a pre-
mature line Of grey. She stopped slight
II, and lcr motions were i.ieless.
\ faint smile parted her lips as grasp
cd n,c hand with all the warmth OF a gen
ujne friendly interest. But it faded al
most as soon as it was born | tried 10
talk with her n q cheerful strain, and did
succeed in awakening a brief interest IL
the oiden time. But the present was toe
painfully real; it would not permit her
thoughts to indulge in pleasant fancics.
could not help asking about herself and
her children and this turned the current
Of her feelings into its wontcd channel
and [ listened to her sad heait-sturies. and
painful experiences il sickness, until my
own feelings were deeply shadowed.
Ipitied her. What a soubre, suffering lie
had been hers! Into what wolld OF
misery, instead Of happiness, had mar,
riage translated her.
As she talked observed her husband
carefully. Il was plain that he had but
little sympathy with his wife's state Of
feeling lie was a sufferer with her,
though in a lighter degree; and, as his
IsuGarings originated in her, there was,
pIa.nly, certain lack pf kindly patience
toward, his companion. Several times he
Interrupted her, trying to draw the con
versation into another channel; and once
or twice he threw in dcpreciating senten-
ces, as if she were e22ggerating the un-
happy story Of her life.
/ learned that Mrs Wilkins rarely, if
lever, went out Of her own house. Her
duties were very arduous, and her ability,
from i'll health, small Every day she
worked to bodily exhaustion, and usually
in pain. There was no recreation Of any
kind, bodily or mental 1t was a living
death. No wonder she was dropping,
"feschea, nervous >, woman
Next cay l ca'Ieu 70 see my men = =
h%FihS mac up my H.i"d % nave P'a.p
F"!k win MN. referred % MS "'s'
expressing my earnest sympathy III Ie-
S'I" 70 NeI; :, ;.
Io2r Mary he re2leG Aer case
) hops,cSs' ana nine me- t''' Io"r' -,
" ME 'Ncl% NE '1e'g nope S2'u
/ using -"1 lay9'oiaN haI'-'o7ga"i" :
axle. ,..,
= Is regarded oie ! iJtie cIfio0s'y'
10Y o.IeA ID yo' take her out l
inquired.
JIG 'oo2& MS mead
:, tan afford carnage hIre; us as mUch
as can 90 ~ P"y inc DOCTOR 40, Ho,
neither o' Us haye iIne n0t money tospaad
,or 3%1'.s out.
Cna15e, ana "as4 ar 30" "" ma
better ana cheaper NCUiciaGN IHdn uJCiDI >
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HENRY j. OLMSTED.

(sUcCEssoR TO JANIS W. SMITH
DEALER IN STOVES, TIN 4 SHEET IRON
WARE, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport, Pa. TIN and Sheet
Iron Ware MADE to order, in goca style. on
short notice. I9I
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COLLINS SMITH
SMITH & JONES.

DEALERS N DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
Oils, Fancy Articles, stationery, Dry Goods
Groceries, &c, Main St, Coudessport, Pa.
l0:l
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8uGlufsS CarDS.



JOHN ). MANN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
Couderspor,, Pa, viii attend The several
Courts in Potter and N'Kcap Counties. All
business entrusted il his care Hill receive
prompt attention. 4Etce on Main St, oppo-
site the Court House lUI
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l.. p. WlnLISION,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. WclIsboro'. Tioga Co..
Pa, will attend the Courts il Potter ans
Mkean Counties. g.l3
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ISAAC EINSOE

ATTORNEY AT LAW, CoaicrSpGrt, Pa, vi.
attend TO all business entrusted 10 him. witl
care and prompuacsS. UAIcc cOru-fo. We
and Third Sts l0:I
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GelfcteQ 3loetry,

from TIE Lancaster, Pa. Normoi Reoic'c.
PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH.
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COUDERSFOET uOILl.

D. F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor Corner Cl
Main ana Second Streets, Couaerspo.. /, Pot
ter Co., Pa g:4l
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I, W, KNOX,
ARTHUR G. OLNSTED.

ATTORNEY & COCNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, will attend to all business
entrusted 10 his care, with pIomp,ncs ana
fidelity. Ohic1 in Temperance Block, sec
ond Aoor, Main ST. l0:l
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THE POTTER JOURNAL,

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. BY
Tl20S. 6. Chase,
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To whom all Letters and Communication,
should be addressed, to secure attention
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'TeTmS--znYaTiaI5Iy in Advance {:
$G,35 per AnnUFgl.
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ed Wilkins, " time IS money. Itis in our
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-16

NEW YoRK nov. Is Tie steamer Vanderbilt
he's arrived oG Sandy Hook with Liverpool dates d
the Sd.
Cotton ISLES of 3 dsys coo bales al oualiiie:
decliael oae eighth and closed with declining ten.
deney. lover qualities declined mos Breads ufis
a. provisions have d. Ching e1deac7 Wheat.
al qualities signify declined
Manchester adviees unfsvorable.
The ship''A z" from NeT YORK bound for Liver
poal :ouniered a. sea
All were saved.
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SCARCITY Of STANDARDIZATION.

New OBLEANs Nov 15.-Selmen are very scarce
and are demanding an ezcrhitsnt advance
A e'ge number Of vessels are detained in con
sequence.
The steamship Gcuera, R0sk has arrived with Ia
danola daes or he 18Th.
Ihere is a rumor hat ne city OF Mexico had been
attacked by rhe liberals and seven hundred OF
Zuologa's men billed
The Liberal, are in possession Of the whole coun-
try except the capital
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MTsTERIoUs CAsE.-We find the foowngi in the Memphis
appeal Of the 18TH W. have heard that Mr. White had
LETT Chattanooga and trust the Of his death may prove
nnfouude1:
We ierI from Mr. }. 5. Brooks and 5r VIM Pander, both
OF yWood county n this Stale who have Just returned from
ARKANSAS that when they ten twelve miles this side
iarendons the military road White river they
formed that dead body had been found and lying
serted log hut 10y the read sat the Coroner had held
quest over the reais-ta marks Of violence
on me oy and nothing appearing 70 show hoE death occurred
us Juy mad returned verdict Of death from
watch and chain upon body, some letters and
several valuable notes, and also upon SHIRT
oIn y ue ceeeasds showed him 10 be Ar. }. W White, Of
latlnoog Tennessee, who arrested some lineage the
cse OF Forging land warrants discharged trial rear
ls ana hed IN hfteen Thousand collars bail his appear
80 20 aNe another trial There horse found which
deceased might have been riding his very muddy.
M ltoe our Informant passed. digging
" .y h Just BY the cabin where he lay. They ntoxi
ana Their appearance and that Of the dsDlate SPOT where
me nut Stood disagreeabe suggestive unpl
at reflections that the gentlemen rode away with very
pea-nt impressions their minds. We presume family
on me deceased who greatly respected among his neighbor
H cause examination to De male the circumstances of
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The Port Gibson (ss Reose OF the 81 inst states that
quite squad Of enthusiastic young gentlemen left that place on
the cars the day before Nicaragua in company with Lieut.
Ray formerly Of Walkers army They e high Spirits amid
the booming Of cannon, the waving stripes
the shouts Of the multituae
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BY TELEGRAPH.
steamboat SUNK.

CrxCIsNATi, Nov. IS The steamer Fulton CITY.
bound from Pittsburg to ST. Louis, struck . stump
Al Burlington lsisnd Thursday mof1ing, and sunk
"a sixteen feet water Twelve deck passengers were
drowned. TIE passengers lost al their baggage.