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Valuable Land for Sale,
In E.aNYrnmce COuInfV

YEVHE undersigned Will eror sale to the highest bidder
old Furnace hCs Greek in Lawrence county,
ne5see valuable lands lying Chiefs Greek, Big
Buffalo Greeks, and aVpureuan ndadoiung the
IA Forge the Chiefs Creek Forge and Furnace And, also
LOO acres Bash Greek. The lands Buffalo Chiefs
Creeks amount hJusund These lands will
he divided uutce equal ar to allot shout twenty
hundred to Buffalo Forge, and the
Porges and Furnaces Chiefs Greek Subdivision viii be made
before day and plat thereof furnished for the inspection
Of those wishing TO purchase
lands furnish advantages persons wishing tObuy
good stock FARMS and also great inducements wishing good
water power for anucturng ia which Lawrence county has
ALREADY deeply engaged. The sites for power
mon and for usefulness cannot he eNce
ed I'm Middle Tennessee. Their location within eighteen miles
of Mount Pleasant tie Tennessee Alabama Railroad
W terminate few months and within four miles Turn
pike from Columbia TO The Tennessee river.
wishing purchase will Of the lands
before the sale, and w calling Leroy W, Napier james *.
Pollock, who reside near the premises they viii be shown The
Terms of SaEcs-One two and three years with appro-
we'd cury and lien retained FOR he purchase money. sale to
take place Friday 10th December lsjs.
oct22-tUtis ". c. NAPIER.
Columbia Herald aud Lawrence Journal copy until day
and send bill TO this Office Tor collection.
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PROCLAMATION.

ISHAM HARRIS Governor Of the st te Of Tennessee: To
all the people Of said Sten Whereas ithas pleased an
All Wise Providence, besow upon State peace health
and prosperity continue civil and religious Hber
ty,under those Institutions ccd to us by the same Pow
er, and conformity commendslc usage among christian
nations l. IsHA G. HAER Governor aforesaid do hereby
appoint Thursday, 95 Instant day Of Thanksgiving and
Prayer and earnestly invoke the people throughout the State to
observe IL such.
In witness whereof, have hereuHto set hand and
caused great of the State to be affixed at oce in
ISL Nashville, the 9Th day Of November, A D., lo5S.
IsHAM C. HARRIS.
J.ER. RAY, Secretary Of state.
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Some time ago a committee Of printers published
several journeymen in Che Louisville Courier Office as
rats, in handful The grand jury found true bill
for libel against the committee and the trial com
menesd on Friday morning. the 9Th inst. That day
was devoted to the examination Of Witnesses and
Saturday 10 the arguments Of the counsel when the
case was gyento the jury, who finally reported their
inability to agree upon a verdict. The Courier IN
derstands they stood gh for one cent fine and costs,
and four for twenty FIVE dollars fine.
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8 3 -zlsE3llllE@zsEEszs5ll4szEsEa@
Freight Notice,

IL Freight will Be forwarded BY the morning train and must
he delivered at the Station House. between hours Of
10 A. H., as after that time viii for aaifssng
for ihas day, and there Is eouvsnsnss for storing
Fnsi ght for nrnediss ponts stEssn Nashville an ea1
nuzl D prlPaid ct thE staten.
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81. Louis, Nov 9,-Thefe wasa furry Of snow
for an hour this morning.
CIECSEATr, Nov. s.-There was slight snow
storm this afternoon.
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SALE OF LAND.
10y virtue decree Of the Chancry Gallatn,
D its last term, shall on the ist Monday i'm Dee
c6mber next, at the Court HOUSE door, in the
latin, expose 70 sale
At Public Auction,
One Of the vauab tracts Of Land in the county Sumner
containing about
4I6 A CRES.
said Of Land beautifully situated lying
from the Town Of Gaatn, Immediately upon first Turn
pike road, and within 800 400 yards ofe Louisville Nash
vile Railroad tnow finished from this place Nashve and
known the Od0m Tract
Upon said Land falling Springs Of excellent
water. One Hundred and Fifty said tract being well
tmbersd and set in Blue Grass adonng hne pasurage
any the esunts and the balance in high Of cultivation
Said tract Of Land win be sold whole, divided into two
tracts to suit purchasers Also, at the time and place. that
valuable
HOUSE, bOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main street. IN the Gallatin short distance
from the Square, known the Dr. NeWom property said Lot
has on il good Dwelling containing Rooms, Kitchen
Smoke house. ast Stable and Carriage house, with other
necessary Outhouse No Brick Office with rooms, together
with large yard and Garden and altogether one Of the most
desirable residences in the Town Of Galatin.
FIRMS sALE.-Onethird Cash. the balance IN and
years Tor we'll without interest," and lien retained
Said Land snd House and Lot viii be shown 70 de
NJ 70 purchase applicat ion, in Gallaln TO
LE0EIDAs BAKER, Commissioners.
Gallatin, Tenn Sept 25-sap29-3m
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A man employed on the Memphis aud Charleston
road was killed on Friday near Moscow, BY falling
from the platform when the cars were in notion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

The closing sale Of the PetWay lands comes off
today, November 'loih, five miles from town, Cd
the Nolensvile Turnpike. Sale, under the Execu-
tors By Nance Woodward, absolute and without
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

4tAl ~ Ela5S MAGAZINE FER NsTouber,
he ATLANTIC MON FHLT FOR Eovsnber
b4Mkhs0N PUTNAM's MAGAZINE f5- Ws--.n.-
Lesliss Magazine q Fashion for NoFeubsr
0odeY'8 Lady's Book for Novemher
Graham Aagazine for NoEau5er
Pstsrs0n's Magazine for NoFsnber
F0raalsHy Loos1ll JOIN YORK 4 8.
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AIt AAINtIs
ST. LOUIS, Nov 9.--The Mississippi and upper
streams are declining.
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BIO FIGURING MILLS,
Tor sale or Lease.

VETE hayedcerminei to retire from business therefore wish
W % sell laT lease for te Of years. mil known as
the Rio Mills st urireeb0ro, Tenn. We viii attempt to
1--WE description % the Mill in this advertisements IRE
my wishing to buy or lease would desire Che Mills
themselves. The Mil Building is Of hricE, % 80
stories high, covered with tin. B0eOuss Of brick 3Oly 40
feet covered The lot which saidnill situated CON
taus % ground with Cooper Shops AID,
good dwelling house, With and passage and good
houses said Tot we'll Ipted raising or faening Of hogs
any lo in The Sote- having number Of shade in it, and
falling VI water running through it. rail DAD
running the mill door, about so feet track same CaU-e and
the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad. And
with the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad receive and
deliver all freight going from the mill the mil: thus say
ing entire expense " dyrg Five Of feet Burrs
every thing n perfect running order These mills have more
7rd possess Create advantages rs TO situation, &c
thUk tEtD any other mill r Ie United States,
the whole described for SI0050S 10 000dovn
in ash good cash , % balance one two and three years.
The Ur0tts % ts mill, 10 @ lily attended viii than
all the payments teS Of course tie hrst) For what
have run tie mill this season, viii pay ~ the rates Of
over per Per Two tee energetic could
make these mills, three fortunes while they would
make ia California az Kansas. So W thiuk.
wishing huV lease, will please apply Immediately,
as we dispose Of them. way other, by the first Of
January next We laF charter from the Of State
incorporating The s which the purchaser he
thinks best. Address HCG6IASlE RANSOM,
oCtl6-triW2n Murffeesboro, Tenn.
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Tniurr % Ioslah Qnincr.
Spurious Money.

BosToN, Nov. g,-Josiah Quincy, Sr, vas run
over yesterday and seriously injured
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Neuralgia.-A gentleman living in Philadelphia, says
In passing through Pburg months since purchased
abottle Of Berayes Holland Bitters. It relieved much
that returning home bought bottles from DR., Dyo
which completely cured Neuralgia. have recommended
the article many ny friends ard four I've Of the number
say cured them. think that recommendation has done
for its sale in Philadelphia than your Advertising
I'VE not permitted publish the name, but person cal
ing az the store communicating with by letter. viii beoon
WINGED Of the truth Of this statement
oct2s-itW&v lw
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It will be seen by his proclamation, that Gov
HARRIS has set apart Thursday, the 25th inst, to
be observed as 8 day OF thanksgiving and prayer
in this State. We hope the recommendation of the
Governor will be generally observed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered
recent which they will be forwarded mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending any figure they may designate
Tie Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur
crasers Immediately after the drawing.
, Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
rive their Post 0dce, County and State.
, Remember that every Prize drawn and payable in fall
thoutdeductou
~ All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the drawngoter prizes athe usual time Of thirty DAYS.
An communications strictly confidential
Address orles for Tickets Certifcatesto
:. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing near Montgomery Ala or Atlanta Ca,
can nave their orders led, and time by addressing s
* Co., at either Of those cities.
U LIST the numbers nat drawn from the Wheel with
Of the prize that each entitled pub
shed after every drawing in e following papersAugusta
Cal ConstitiOnslst, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta Iutegencer,
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New Dispatch Paudiug lliss Clarion,
Little Rock (Arkl True Democrat. jy-2
RRANDY.--i g,s ssps'g ela 0ssra, 9qPsy : g, for
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voLLNTINE,s pEGEST.

NOELANIINE'S DEGES1s
MEMPHIS, February ., 1853
H. VoLI1NTIHE, Esq.:We Eve your Digest OF the
Decisions Of The Supreme CCuh OF Tennessee, delivered subse
unt 10 the period which Mr. Megs Digest closes, with much
interest The work exhibits accuracy research and ahyhe
printing binding we'll executed and it must vau-
addition library OF every lawyer We trust you NAY
Toe amply rewarded for your tie profession the
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
HENRY D SMALL, Judge OF the Common Law
WM. T. BROWN, and ChsnCeTy Court Of Mem.
G. P. FOUTE, phis-
r. G. PAYNE, B. +. MCiAlEhNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim C0UT
Ed NJ. AEBGER, Memphis
sAML ". AYRES, JOHN +. SALE,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General.
T. S. AYREs.
NAsHvILLE, March 4, 1858.
IT, vo1LGNTuE Esq-We have eSamued your Digest q the
Decisions Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported the
publication Of Mr. Megs Digest which includes ten volumes Of
our Reports The points decided clearly stated, and
grated says that the characterized by accuracy, a
and great industry. 1t will be OF much value 20 the Bench
and Bar that you will receive the patronage O. the
profession, to which you Justly entitled.
NELL 5 BROWN. HENRY 81 r. F0GG,
T. W. MACGANOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
W F. COOPER THgS. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox, A. q. MERRITT,
MANSON N. ERIEN, SE-, S, NENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN u. EWING,
e NJ. FNGG, JNO. REID,
inc, A. MoCAAIPBELL, WM. x. TURNER,
FRANCIS b. 70 &c, Judge Of The Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEM1-S, Criminal Court.
The above mentioned Digest be had at tie following Book
stores; -
Nh. O. H.. Brown jackson, Tennessee.
NIesss. John York & Co., Nashville, Tennessee
HIr. J. 4, Bayl, Knoxville Tennessee.
mSy3-dSwu II. NOLLlNtINE
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A rTinister,s Tes1tn,onY.

Minister'S Testimony.
HOoEsTowS, Beaver CO., Pa, FEB. 5th, 1857.
We prefer buying Berhave Holland Bers
the discount Hope send you Recommendation from
Minister, testifyDg to its curative powers. tSigned
MOODY & CAR0THERS.
IndigestiOns
DARNEsTOwN Montgomery CO., Msryand,l
January 3lst, 1857. !
never felt the benefit Of my medicine the
tie Of BGrhaYes Holland Btter purchased last fall. wish
where it, without fear Of imposition (Signed
JOSEPH c. DELLETT.
From Druggist.
APoLLO, Armstrong Pa, Dec. Is, 1856.
MEssRs B. PAGE Jr. & Co.. Dear SrsI purchased dozen
Of your BHrhayes Holland Bs, from your travelling agent,
which has given great satisfaction this section. Send
other dozeni for which L enclose tie money.
nov7-dtwSwlW W. G. BcYARD.
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s WAN a CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!

TRIUMPHANT!
The following Scheme viii drawn By SNS & Co.. Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery each Of their Single Num-
Der Lotteries for November 1853 AUGUSTA, GEO. in public,
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Class 80 draws on
Saturday, November 8, 1858.
Glass Il draws on
Saturday, NOVcm1e Der 13, 1858.
Class 42 draws on
Saturday, November 20, 1858.
Class A3 draws on
Saturday, November ~, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets!
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED EIGTTY-FTvR PRTZKsi
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To BVERY NINE TICKETS.
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gENBENEssEE Division, No 30 Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday n-s erancs Hail, above Nc s. Csiiege
street rear the square ~ B. MANEH, Il D. W. p.
JOHN PATTERSON ". a.
p. T. NIcH0Ls r s
TTTOPIAN Temple Of ao No 81 meets every Friday ere
A n BRADSHAW, v. c. T.
ROBERT BRUCE, ". v. z.
". r. MORRON, " 2
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor No So msstsevey Wednesday
l evening st the same Hall as aoove
W. A. WHERRY, W. c. T.
!. BENSON, W. v. 7,
R. BARCLAY. ". r.
TNDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of T. A. q S. Tenn
pars meet the LIST Thursday evening month
fhe same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON C. Of c.
R0. LAPSLEY, S. Of G.
II. II. 1ICALLtSTER,J =. Of c.
}. HENRY CURREN Comp. r.
GtURREY DEGREE Temple Of No. u, meets the
last Thursday night each month"; at the Hall
above. W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. T
B. ". PETTY, D. Y 7.
iy3l ly NJ DALE, D. r..
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Magnificent scheme!
EACH sATURDAY In AuGTsTI

GircuIar showing the plan of the Lot
tcrios Will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS of
receiving it,
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES Willie sold at
the following rates, which is the risk
10 Half 20
10 Quarter 20
&c Eighths q" 10
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For ale ~ JOIN ToEE q co, 10 8 Truio. st--st.
shs-idsn's Dramatic Work5 ans rlr.
ouzof's HlstoTyo o. Rsprsssnizsire Goveruus.t
condss' History Of Ehs Arah1 In snsis.
sturm Morning Connzlisn VIA Gsd
ChiIiingTor.h's Reigi9n q Pr0assaaats.
Eocacia's Decaneran-
canants's Exemplary Novels.
Bsdss EIelssasiioai History q Englssd
Mallet's NOrthsrn Antiquities.
Ellis Early English AIstrical RorisBes.
Chr0nieissO Of he Cruadss-flusiratsd.
> hariy Travels in Palestine, With nap.
Keishtlsy'S Fairy Hytholoy-CruiEshsnk
Hand Book Of Proverbs, Sayings, AIazins, &c.
Long Portraits Of niustrious Psrsouszs,
MAzEsil's VictOrissof Wellington.
Life Of Wellington, By an Old Soldier.
Tales Of the Geuii from he Psrsisa
Pictorial Hand Book Of London
Iessos Jerusalem Delivered.
History Of tas Anglo slz1ns-Iliushsts5.
AEistes Orlando Furioso-ans sessI platus
Bouozis NinsEsh and is Palacss-IIiustr1s-f.
Raphael lnd Michael Angslo--Llaltraisd
AidTiss British Birds-colo1ss plates
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U0TYCEZ,s SPOOL COTTON.,'

StDUNCAN'S SPOOL COAAON'"
TUyUTs day received large supply Of this Spool Cotton, ina
ord directly 10y rs warranted equal any
-prefsrred to Coats.
Also
linen Threads OF all coors which We warrant better Khan az
80 IA in this market, no charge.
We have taken great pains and expense in getting mp thsss aHd
o1AsI sOo-' A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
10 No 10 Public Sguare.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

TOBACcOs--so ozsI LoBsaosn - az:ssssss ssEsss'.
u gseasse, ~ sals py lus A'Ass AaiAi'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

DRANDY eel qsb gPgrlsE old otsrd, Dgpsy Z Co., for
u Rls-hy - TGRRAsa BR4THERS
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On the eth instant at aeUood Mrs. Anna w., wife Of Thos.
c. Trmble, Esq, Of Sumner county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

WILL Skill e. Administrator Of Reherd hyde. Bsn O.
s.o.s5 on Monday November 22ds 1885,
- he ists residence Of Rehad Hyde, 3n,2 niles rom Nall
90 an hs Hyies Fery Turnpike Road, rour i've Hunpa
s-s Of Cora ot0f COED Feeder, eth nlil1i wagon &s
I' Rfsn1Es KYDE, Assaisistrsar.
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NE3CkereIs
Z n n Barrels Fresh MackeIel;
HUI 50 kits do do just received
sspI6 EWING, NcJRORY & Co.


an TUESDAY, Nov lG, 1855 the premises bapast
o'clock, p viii have public sale Of lots Hard
iuE's beautiful Addition to Nashville.
J. L. & R. W. BROWN
T r. CLAsCJCE. AUC. AZ Cherry street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
'oEscall.

FY.FE Eddy Husa ~ East Davenport. Term
J easy.
Apply to " Il. Huaro-t IN the premises.
ssriSitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
For Sale.

a ONT ---ired and twenty Binding lots In IN
~ Adj . 10 The town Of Port Ryron
These are eligible and handsomely situated On
she bank Mississippi. They VII be sold on re-.
For ps ATE inquire Of kessrs Durfee Pratt 4
Co, PoI' u. Chsrles| Rogers. Esq, LeClalrs,
Corbtn .f5v davenport, CT 0: the subscriber,
JAHDE NAY
n TAs s1hscr,eer has Euulberless desirable Die
ceof land IL and near tn ctties Of Davenport and
1cOlare, .1p the town or Port Byron, that h
Wihses TO sell. EDca.Ssfl NJ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
T'nk Assnt.

fs'HF OFFICE he-e.efnc7 re .upiedb by Mcssrs Cook,
J. Di'ler < Lindisy. ,l.osite Cook & sargent's
Bank.
Enqu. y HCTfN 80. 1ooacccn.st. Tpec2SN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02

For sale.
TNHH three story Brfek House located on the
L corner OF Second sra lievrot,s streets IN the
city of LeCaire couta 4e To. rsar1s having riv.
er view " some mics up and down; also . good
cisern which con, aims Ye 9 h. rrels o. vs.er and
a good brick smoke hou II 4 o.a OF the healthiest
loo atiors or tho Missis mi Rtve-
Te- rms, 81, 500 cash lie balance In 1. 2 and !
years, At 10 per cent interest For further particu.
lars inquire on the iuiges. The house i not ono
year old
aprl1-tf NJ s. TRRHUUD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02

sTNWENTT-THGIE eligible Buli'ag Lots, Dit uated
i On Harrison, Third Ripley end Blondesce streets
Will be sold or leased reasonable IL rms: for nar.
sicuiars enquire of ooRBiN \ Dow, or
(Augdtsj ANnaNAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
For Sale or Lease.
For Sale or lease.

ESOUR LOTS situated on ID and Scott stYost. 70,
T. particulars enquire Of CoRBM Dow, or
Tsug16dtf. JhHD0 NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02

DARRINDUCENENTS TO AGRNTS-RXPERy
ACENCED Osnvassing Agents wanted in Ill parts
Of the country for the comprehensive Geography
Wo,,a sro, as1,s 81. ~ me "noe
By 3. GOODRICH, peter Parley.) Elegantly bound
and beautifully illustrated. Price -. Sold only By
Agents TO whom special districts will be given Ap
plicants should state what counties they would Ike
tor particular apply 70
n. COTTON co.,
ocht7dN III william .tseat, NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-07
A Cool On0s

An anecdote in Harper, says the Eicks.
burg Wig, reminds US of q story We once
beard OF q revolutionary soldier, who was
running for Congress. 1t appears that
our hero was opposed by very young
man, who had never "been to the wars"
and it was the wont Of Revolutionary to
tell the people Of the hardslips he endur-
ed.
Says he, "Feler citizens, I have died
and bled for my coun.ry-I helped to
whip the British and Indians. l have
slep, on the field Of battle with no cover
ing bu, the canopy Of heaven-l havo
walked upon the frozen ground till every
Goots,ep was marked with blood
Jus, about this time one Of the "sovcs'
eigns," who had become very much affect
ed by this tale OF woe, walked up in front
Of the speaker, wipIns the tears from his
eyes with the extremity Of his coat tail,
aud interrupting him, says:
"Dii you say you fought the British and
the Injuns?"
ayes" .epoaaed Old revolutionary.
"Did you say you had slep. on the
ground while serving your country, with
on, any kiyers"
"Yes, sir, I did,
"Did you say you had followed the en-
emy of your country over frozen ground
ill every footstep was marked with blood?'
"Yes," exul,antly replied the speaker.
"Well, then, said the fearful sovereign
As he gave a sigh Of painful emotion, III
be id if I don't think you've done
enough for your country, and III vote ioE
the other man"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-07

1t is better for you to pass m evening
once or twice week in lsdys drawing.
room, even. though the conversation is
slow, and you know the girls song by heart,
than in club, tavern, or the pit Of a thea
,re. All amusements Of youth to which
virtuous women are not admitted. rely on
it are deleterious in their nature. All
men who avoid female society have dull
perceptions and are stupid, or have gross
tastes and revolt against what is pure.-
Your club swaegerers, who are sucking the
butts of billiard cues all night, call female
society insipid. Poetry is insipid to 70.
kel; beauty has no charms for blind man;
music does not please poor beast, who
does not know one tune from another; aud
as q true epicure is hardly ever tired Of
water sanchy, and brown bread and butter,
/ protest can cit for whole night Talk
ing 10 q well.regulated kindly woman,
about her girl coming ont, Or her boy at
Eton and like the evenings entertainment.
One Of the great beuef IS man may de.
rive from woman's society, is that he is
bound to be respectful to them. The hab.
it is of great good to your moral man de-
pend upon it. Our education makes Of US
the most emin emily selfish men in tho
world. We 6sLt for ourselves, We push
for ourselves, We yawn for ourselves, We
light our pipes and say VT won't 90 out;
we prefer ourselves and our case; and the
greatest good that can come to man
from woman's society, is that he has to
think Of somebody besides himself, some
BODY to whom he is bound to be constant.
ly attentive and respectful. --Thaekeray.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-07

CcHo.-What must be done to condact
a newspaper right7 Write.
What is necessary for farmer to assist
him? System.
What would give blind man the great
est delight? Light.
Wha. is the best counsel given BY JUS
,ee Of the peace? Peace.
Who commit the creates: abominas'ons7
Nations.
What cry is the greatest territier Fire.