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Ruaaia oIty.

Frum the Little Rock TIVE Denoerss
h isasfafigabls John n. QaisenbsrFy has
an advertisenent IN another column worth the
attention OF business men. Whatever Mr.. Q.
puts bis shoulder 10, is bound to move, and We
have all Conscience that Buffalo City will be-
come a city IN fact and Of nete. The situation
OF the proposed city with reference to nsViga-
tion, and proximity to other points, - wei a.
a rich back country, is admirably calculated
TO become a great business center. The Dss
Are Cfi=sn says:
SAEE OF Lors ~ BUFFALo CtrY.-We d.
rect special attention TO the advertisement Of
eur t~owusman, III Qalsenberrv- ESQ for
The sale OF lots In Buffalo City. He has be-
come the sole proprietor OF this admirable 10
cation, and we know from demchstfaaaa during
the past -four years, that he possesses the
energy and the practical experience 10 build Up
not only a town, but a city, az the above point.
NO citizen Of Deg Arc has contributed as
much towards her ownward progress as Mr..
VuisehberTy. He has built residences, bust
ness houses, and contributed literally In aiding
20 erect our public edifrss. Il ~ most fOrtu
nate for The people Of the poTth or northwest
ern portion OF ATlansas that the maEniheent
site FOR building up A commercial point hes
fallen into The hands Of a gentiemsn who 10
determined 10 ley IL of on a magnificent scale
His liberal offsrs for establishing a saw and
grist mill, are In consonance viii the policy
which a~ctueies a liberal miud-gisbing 20
contribute to the comfort and benrht OF others,
as well as to enjoy a profit and advantage him
self. We again solicit a careful perasal OF his
advertisement, which demonstrates beyond
doubt that Buffalo City 10 compelled 10 be the
commercial emporium Of northwestern AT
kansas. i
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TIE MrssIssIFFI LEvEE LAw.-The fol-
lowing section Of The LeVee Law, passed al
Tie late session Of The Mississippi Legislature,
was omitted in The copy from which We pub
iished the act;
"SEc. %. Be Il fsrfier engciod, That it
shall be the duty Of The Governor OF this State,
as soon as this bin is passed and becomes a
law, to issue bis proclamation 10 the Sherifs
Of the ecuBiies 10 which the lands taxed in
this act are situated, to bold an election, as
provided for in The first section Of the bill, and
the question voted for, shall be tax or no tax,
and on failure Of An election being heid 10 any
Of said counties, then the votes given In the
counties Ia which elections may be held, shall
Be taken az the sense Of the legal voters Of the
district embraced in this act, as provided in
said first section"
Section 1. provides that the question Of tax
alton shall he taken on the fret Monday in
January next. Al cur Mississippi friends
who are conc5rBtd for the success OF defeat Of
this Law, Will bear this fact ia mind. !
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A CoMIcAL SCEEE WITH An AFRIcAN LADY
AT CHAKLEsroN.-VsTiOus smusing anecdotes
are related OF the poor Africans who were
rescued from The SLAYER Echo BY the United
States brig Dolphin during their brief s~sjouru
in The port Of Charleston. The following is
said to have been a most cemical scene
Among The Eoho's living cargo. every one Of
whom, be 1t remembered were in the condition
in which they entered the world, and under no
obligation to the tailoTs' or maniumakers' art,
wasa woman who was distinguished from the
rest BY Der evident natural brightness and SUI
perior looks. Moreover, she was dressed
not, probably, after TIE fashion Of our Broad
way belis-but dressed different from her com
%panions, nevertheless; and like an true women,
In such a condition, she felt and evinced her
superiority. She actually had on a pair ~
glcres, which she were at al hours. with eFi-
dent pride in her costume, and felt that she was
IN " full tag" She was called par crotliencr,
" the Qleen," and her story getting abroad at
Charleston, some ladies requested and obtained
permission for her 10 visit Them. A lose dress
was accordingly furnished her 70 cover her
other Deficiencies Of the article OF clothing,
and she was landed from one Of The boats and
conveyed to the house Of a prominent resident
of Charleston. There, the servant was ordered
to dress the Queen in hoops, broad enough for
a dame in upper tendon, and a Haunting, gay
dress. she was much ast0nisbed and pleased
With the dress, but more with the hoops, which
she would endeaTor 20 catch as she turned
round and TouEd, uttsTing outlandish cries.
She also exhibited some inclination constantly
to examine more closely into the material be-
meath her outer dress but as gentlemen were
present, she was prudently prevented from
gratifying this natural curiosity. After spend
ing some hours ashore, she was conveyed 10
the beach BY a humber Of her entertainers.
The boat could not reach high water mark.
and lay some little distance ont in the water.
The Queen shook hands all round With her
friends, ard then going 70 the waters edge,
surveyed the boat fer an ~irstant, ant after
waving 4 lest adisa, Suddenly hoisieI, dress,
hoops under clothes add all, like a huge sun
bonnet over her bead, and quietly wadsi out 10
the boat Fnis r~cvsrsal of the purposes Il
clothing started the spectators, and there was
a most sudden aud iaugh4ble rush from the
beach.
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ASN0ipAc iAoH al ,
MOVEMENT OF COTTON FROH


MoRE FRAUDs-Mr. l.. Peyton arrived in
the city, on yesterday evening, with two prison.
ers, both Of whom have been arrested FOR the
forging OF declarations to obtain land warrants,
and brought 10 Nashville for examination be.
fore Judge Humphreys. We learn that the
names Of the prisoners are Wright and Arnold,
the former a lawyer Of Lexington, Henderson
county, Tennessee, and the latter a resident OF
some portion Of West Tsnnssses.-Ndshrig
Usi0A.
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T.and far Sale az Auctior

4 WILL edsr for sale IN the town OF L.Grang.. Tenn.
Il on the I2th day Ct U nat. a tract OF Land,
lying seven Elrs west q said town, immedlstely on The
Memphis sEd Charleston RinrCsd ard only three miles
from ths Moscow Depot, eonia,ni' 3, By recent survey,
foHr hundred and tixty-hve acres, f465) two undred
and ATTY o. which is extra arrable lan1-the BAL
anoe hesviiy timbered. Said farm bss = eOuiortAbe
dwelling h3us-, . god gfn house. aud all necessity out
houfes, snd an enc ilent vel o. water. sc. Terme-
\. ". LAESr0H,
- Lln-LA LnQ-.nna lam =
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Mas. DOUGLAS on TIC Lars CASvAss.-A
correspondent Of the Yihcehnes San speaking
ofthe pleasant domestic qualities Of mrs. DcUG-
Las, relatos that at The Chicago celebration,
a few days ego, Mrs DoUsLAs was asked how
she stood on The canvass Very WELL" said
she, q but must 60 and get my husband come
clothes-hs has come out Of the battle half
naked J got him two dozen shirts last spring,
and two or three sets Of studs-he lost al his
shirts but two and one that don't belong to
him-and all the studs but four, which belong
to four different sets, and besides be hasn't any
Of the other clothes that be started out with. /"
His old white hat, however, rode out Of the
storm, diIapidated, but safe.
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10 Heni.rson, Ky.. on the 18TH Instant By the Rev.
Dr.. J. voOdbriig e. Nj p sAssEES. Of Plduesh. 10
KISS NoLLIEy }. TowLEs, daughter e ths lat Thcmfs
fCWies, Fsg Of Hsa.etssa.
In this county, On thsI5.h instant, a. the ~r,sidsnce Of
a. Q. Bruef By Rev Tm. P. Gowsn, Hr. J.. ". CONE
70 Mss FALLIE o TEAL, all Of this county.
AvEl-nchH plsaz c5pF.
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FLErCEEK's LETTUCE OF s"IIlEALAND.

lsr-s saa intelligent aadieoes assembled
last srsniug 10 listen 70 the Lecture Of Rss-
Mr. FtFTcgFR on The Land Of Wa Ten
T,s tssntea lecturer rendered ss fun justice
70 he ne as fs compreheusivsness would
,Il,w B, de bnsf space allotted to a lecture
Hivsorr. g~sFeEnnent, geography, scenery Gus
iona costumes and education were al EraPh-
ieslfv dslineatss in connection with Swiizer-
lsBs. whiie WI flowed In an abundant stream,
ana postrv Iest It's charm Of drsPeTEs giving
An attractive grace to the matter OF The speak
ar. ne ride in TIC diligence, the lake OF &c
Bsvs. Mont Blanc, tie Swiss cottage. the vhne-
ysras. were ell nest ife-like and naturally
drawn risturess, while the description Of cos
tones and the dihculties q marrying under
the code EAr5LEcS, were Sufficiently ludicToas
90 DESTROY The gravity Of a philosopher.
TIE Geseripash o. he castle Of Chillon, SUI
rounded as il IL By such touching historical
associations, particularly moved to indigaa-
ti5a he audience when theleoturer descsnl-
ed, with iaagaaut Narnpth and e~lOqusRce,
ueou the silence with which Hrs. SrOwE listen
cd to he calunuy aPon her 0En couutry from a
L-aNAallf MAEu ~ vas LAaAaE AaNA ItE
upon which the unhappy martyrs Ct the In
QUESTION were preciP5talsd. Her European
companion, wishing to please the maHgpT o.
the south, sai1 This il Essrly as bad as
Uacie Tom's Cabin" What a commentary
is this upon AbohiioaisD, that those who
dscry the Institutions Of their can country,
and sla6dsr The South, must swallow with q
smile SO gross an insult to their native land :
and then 10 feel and know hat the slander
is not Of foreign Dsnufacture, bat thus comes
home to the Wy hear that forged H. and
in the presence Il The tougns that uttered IT,
Tue lecture was diversified By soue besuti-
fuI' swiss songs ard an overture Is Mr. KATa-
ESBAoK. The unknown lady, who suug The
hsrismsn's song, ven enthusiastic applause
bT her pure voice and ehasts rendering Of oue
og tie mosL beautiful OF baIads.
Mr. FIErCHER Vfi lecture sgain on Aon-
DAY night o. . Toe Pain Tree ard its Rela-
lions TO Society," and OF Tuesday night on
s. Nsries, P5mpsH and Hereuianeum." Notice
VII be given q he place in Mondays papers,
Cad FslioHs' Hall having been engaged for sbs
u-uc-aua uf HamtugiaHnz during next week.
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-pnnknt Rnnk Inst

4 oST or stlien. = % sck NOR oco POCkkf BOOK ne
IL aamso u Charles @ L9ck- vas written IL a. hesn-
tain d shoul ef0 Ia bank bills, . note drawn b. q. -
Rsdfond. Ia favor u !. Ketcrs1n. Tor sl1 one note
draEn By J. g Rasimi. payabie 70 o y Lfeke, iot
stq 50 { ene note payable 10 same, for 80, drawn -
X. Vsssano md H. Pepi0v, wtth surdIy. 0hr paPe .
and mgmoTsniuns- waiee ptiai or its
delivery % o LO~Ar NJ.
lei =.
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NoRFoTK AND DIREcr TRADE-Ths city
council Of Norfolk has appointed a committee
Of three members from each branch Of the
council to inquire into the best practicable
means OF establishing at the earliest day,
direct trade by a line Of steam packets betwsss
the ports of Norfolk and st. Nsvsire-ihe
amount Of capital needful for the Undertaking,
and what cooperation may be expected from
parties In France.
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DV virtus Of a dsed 81 trust ezesuted 70 ne On the IAN
ID o. September, 1855. ~ Emile 6sssei, fer the bene-
as q =. W. R,sers. and recorded In the ergister's once,
583 So. I shall. on ths 18th Day OF aBR. iS5S.
proceed . rn fSr cash. ct the southeast Garner OF Cont
Bgs1re. IN the city OF Memphis, 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ Tie
property thercin described, being 9 acres Of land on the
P1geo1 Boe@ Rsnf Read, about X niles from the cor
p~oEatien. rhs tius e - property Is good. but CO..
Fey cnly e Ir1stse Wn. =. ROGERS
dfStf
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MERCHANTS FLOUR MILL,
EnD CArE

have fr sale up0u good terms . PLOUR HTLL
w eapahie o. runinz two large pair Of stones. " 4
az MIL The yer round The nil Is situated within
oAe snds half niles q shFp-ari's witch snd three and
haf miles % stanffn's depot. Twsnty-n-e acres %
land WI be 20 d VIII tfe MIL. and q desired the privi-
sc E uing tinb 70 q u lsnt 3 1lirlnz can be obtain
"a Toe mill IL sitaatd IN a rich snd healthy nsiEhbor-
1os1, and a. nah grain can b. had - can % uanafsc-
viii tt.
f2r further intmafisu Apply TO >. B.. Sheppard
en re p-eGtses trn Ga LCCKE 4 CO..
dethrds AuCtfu@rs ard Real Egfate Rrnfara
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Notice to Steamboatmen.

5000 S soas2 s saSs Pa5 / coon CO. 81 # is ALE By g 4 Near
-ultcn, co TIRE shoot SIDE, al the foot. and On . snail
toUAead about midway Of - q Island. We have had our
wocd cut lolEl and have purchased ? nsW No. I wood
boats, and intend 20 meg thCm constantly loaded snd
kept 81 thu fo1t1f the T0Tuead, or Just below, 90 the
opposite side N Hatchee Island, - Barton'a Point. Our
beats Etl tov with a. cUrds each OR friends en-
msnding foats E1ud % vel g. csu ami make reguIar
enEagemenfs, and get WOOD at s. on the bark
dIT-d2m ALEXANDER sANpERg co
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Board or HEALTH List q inteFmsnts ioT az
week ending Saturday, Decsmbu IS, 1855
De-euber IO-SErah J. Swsn, sged 20 years, diWase,
90 umptson. Negro man, sged IS vars. d.zsase paeu-
mouia ....l5-Ann n Duncan, ageo IS N lnths. disease
clrval ilus. james Carr, aged 5 moaths, dfsease diar-
rhes Negro maa. Charles, tged 50 years, disease O A.
sum-tio1. hsry B. GiFenss agrd I m1uths, dsts se
spasms ....lS-NeEr0 Louisa, ared IS yesIs dts ase
paeUmonlA. N FLAHEETY, Sectors.
nec-mber 14-Dsvid GuTrAy, ased % ytafs. disease
ocngestlve chill Andy Hussv. aErd 81 years. clsCase
neumouls....I7-So Of n. srsd, ased 5 years, diseaSe
OF The brain. ". 2. SsIrH, Sexton.
December i2-Ecgro woman, sfed s6 years disease Id
age and debility. Daughter 81 J. Botr, atd 10 sears,
DISEASE scarlet ever.--.I7-Johu Gals, aged IS year,,
-om1licat len Of di Rases
G. K HoIsT Son sextons.
". J. Tuck, Secretary % Beard Of Health.
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Trustees Sale OF
STEAMER n B0ONE

DY vi the q the poEer vested 10 US E39Ak
DIS "a teftain n-d n Tsu=t executed lA
10 ID, % she Ooh day o. F1orua y 1855 ~
By A. % Hanccck, which ded Is CO re- -
corr m the Gu t5m-Hsuse, 10 Eemphis TO secure certain
debts therein sp-ct1ed. We VIII sell % the highest bicder
for Cash. ct PUBLIC AUCTION. az the whsrf 10 the
city o. Memphis. on the I7th d4y of January, 1883.
(aond - the steam-r AE1EL d with her ma
chlnery, nxiues, furniture sid tackle.
w. X PONTOE,
dai6ltd SAN. ". GATES,
The niEsoun hepub can, Louisville Journal, New Or
leans Frue Delta, aEd Viksiu-g Whig. will insert the
above & d iuscr;ioBE. and sem bill q this once
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NIGHT SALES.
Ready Made tlOthiBg, Dry GoOds, &C,


ANEharel asa % ned 9 stock o. o coo u frssb anf
" pfriect HODDI Ebich Hs Eu sell AZ sueffe1
flnraclng 10 hl8hI ats 0'ct1ck. AMI o0utinue ~
~ nlghi AZ same house until the stof T. dad aut-
piFaH -aies dart1g The DAY ne stogk eolsists N Part
AeMe fancy Sattnets. D0eskin and Cashmere Paula
oiin vests, Q Df0-ts. Sc. Ladies CIosks. blue and col
ore cal 3 blsnkets, rich pTi ted French and Amerf-
rich printed French md American Mer-
l'e - aDleAs and AoAalrs, filled snd opera Tsn-
nel7, bach snts, Gresasne and sa.fn Vestfnrs. r n
aets Satin fafetta ard Velvet Ribb5us, FaDcy and SIN
EaHeon N Z-phyr UocerElreves Ladlesf Z, phyr
hocdi, Buttons, Ccmbv, Ha- Brurhes.
sac 20 tive and without reserve. rrrmz eash-par
funds. q a TO~rH 4 ~
dITtf Aurft11ee-s n-s ~ 1.t..c
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THE SOCIABLE;

ONE THOUSAND AND ONE.
HOME AMUSEMEET5.
TEE MINISTRY OF LIS.
THE FOUR sIsTERs-Ffedrss Brensr.
CARLYLE's THs GRHAT.
AILsS S-rAEDIsH-ThIrd supply.
sATARD TATLORs EORFHsRN TRAVEL
last opening. san elegant stock or GIFT DOS sui
abe for The Holidays.
CALL n sER AT
els $50. PATrfsON. A 90 q
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Imported 70 oar gsn order. from tbo best matrrs in
Eunsae- aan Accom- ahiments. ali kinds Pissals,
CoitA Drrirgers, Trsnters. D-sn, Adams &
Desn. Enf Ane1's Pstert, bunting
Erita. Canes, &C.
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]. on. NnAN.

This Ceie5rtted Artist has Peruane1tIy located In
che Of the rooms counec'ed with or Gallery. with whom
we have male zrranEeTfnts o eoer In OIL Remfng on's
Cabinet sizs Canvas Photographs
These pi lures csmbining As tfey DO, the skill q The
two Artists are amang he meet perfe { fpzcimeus q
the Art.
No. 4 CiaFk's Marble Block.
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WE HAVE $50 ACRES % B0TTON
W and PLAED situaicd In s.. Francig
oeny5 IN Tounaship 5 NGrtd, Rsngs 2 "a ~
- s1ip 4 Eoths Rzage I E1st, uhch ~
VII dspose o. a. . great bargain fo- cash. NJ -
CITY property sr dy goods.
1s g LOCKE SEQ.
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E,xsf Recetced.

I a BBLs Ri Bniter q.
u 100 b,steis Ftler Heldsick Chsmpsgne
s. casks Ysunser's Ale and PSrter.
90 ahls. Harris Als.
so bis. old Bourbon AID NY. WHISKY.
Ala. Or.nres. Rslsius, FiEs Nuts, Currents, ChfonsI
a s-ters. T3bsttrs, salmoods, wines, Liqaors Sc &C.
r..tv Y RANK
tse No IS ~--1t R3v,
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Hon. Thomas Rufin has been spToint.
ed - The vacant seat on the bench Of the Su
preme Court Of North Carolina, caused By the
death Of Chief Justice Nash.
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Important and Interesting News
Fob CEIGDR1N.
NnIiCe.

3 nJa Mn Moody sdm'r. OH
Wm. n. MOODY, deoeasei,
rerus
B nfsmln ". 10 dy. I'd
=art p. Green, n Morti- 10 the Circuit Cont o.
Nor. 4. JdO. A. H.otY, (sh--bT oosntys Tena re-
Thos. d Fansln, and wife titi0R 10 eel Rea' ksta.e.
May L O FanEin, EiEa
A. So IN, J n smith and
Robert Wormly.
y this cause Il spIearing to the satisfaction Of The
| Clsrt fn % the petition hsuin aled and amdsvii there
d q tseud. that d ~fn5Auts, Ben'amih ". and RdEaTd
P HtOdy. and Jshn n. and Klz1 A. Smith, are ncn-res-
dents ofthe Stste Of Tennessee, f + their ore ordered By
The ORA that pubiicAtio1ba made FOR fGur con ecutivs
weeks IN TIE hsmphis Appeal. requiring said n-n-resi-
dent Defendants to appeAr With n ths hsst three days q
the next Circuit COurt, to b hill for Shelby county,
Tennessee at the Court House. In the town Of Raleigh, On
he Third Monday IN JauuaIy Bext. then asd tht re 20
p ca answer or demur 10 comp ainanfs' PETITION herein
ded, OF he sans vii be taken for ooofrssed zs 70 iheu,
and set for hearing eI psrte. D5ne ~attfhce, In Raiegb,
Dec-mb T 10. fs5S. n d. L STEWART, Clerk.
VAEcE 4 ANDERsoS, Attorneys. dis-td
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Watches repaired.
Jewelry made 70 order and repaired.
Clocks repaired and regulated in any part
Of the city.
AT work warranted.
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Iho court q NaPo1eOn
THE JOSEPHINE GALLERY.
I~LLUsTRATE
lifted b Alice and FhaSs Ca y II yal Octsvs. ufth
Eight Beautiful PERT ats IN Coos

THE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.
For 1859.
VIII Twelve Steel Portraits Il Iuing. LunEfellow,
Hslmes, 6ryant, Sex, Il Marvel, bafard Isylcr, @. d
Preuuee5 p. s. Q a Ne, =. ". sheton. 4. S. Pay, and
n 6uene Haleck. Octave mustIzt-d
BIRKET FOSTERS ILLUSTRATED sBRIRs
l. Gray's Eieg 2 Goldsmith'- Dsertrd Vnisgs; q
keat' Eve o s. Agnes Z D~airyuan's Dauehter; s.
O1leIidges Auceut hsrinsI56 OtmpteTs Gertruds Of
hy0utns; Z. Bio mheid's Farmers Boyi 9. otto Spec
ttrs Verse BOX
n just PUBLIsHkD.
3. W0-fswOuh's Pastoral Poems 70. snton's EAnegro.
VOH ENGLI5H POgHs,
q n last two ~oenturts (uuabridE d. Wu,trsted
Eth upuariof twl hunircd enEravL % ou wood. from
draEtnes By tue most eminent arrsfs. One eteeaut vel
ume small 40. in nne extra coth, back sid sides full
gEt, in morocco.
q EIESrs.--Mnton's HAucgro; d yden's Alexan-
dets Frasts Pores Toe MESSIAH; Thcm1n's Hymn to
M Seasons; Collins Cd 70 Evening" 6rzy's Rlesy IN a
Country Ohurehyardi Goldsmith Deserted Village;
burns' Co.tsi's Saturday Eighti @ wp-r $ John Gil in;
Diodin's p or Jack KcStBEve Of St Agnesi BiOlnhe ds
Primers bosi W~fe's Burial cf Sir J.hu Moore; BY
rln's kve q waterloo; shell ~. To q Skrlark; Scotts
Christmas Tide; OOierldge's Auciznt karinsr Hemans'
Homes o. Ensianti SJutbey's Battle n Blcnheim;
Oampb MS P,easure's Of Hope; HOcre's those 4 vsulng
beiisi WordswCTth's Hlchsei, 4 Pastoral; Roge = Nine
be = O0t; Teuuyso1's The LiEht Brgade.
BRAZIL b BRAZTLEANS.
PoI ssis By cLzAvEs a VADEH.
dI6-dawff
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MARRIHD.

We see IL stated in the Washington
States tbat Senator Douglas made 100 speeches
during the lac Illinois canvass, and travelled
> 227 miles.
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LADIES' AUCTION.
Negro Woman and Child.
At AUCTION

WEDEHRDAT, I'D DECENBRR. - VII ssr ~ an
mol n nont o. oar store, for cssh. No 4 COOT
sAahsh lhONkk a1d EEsMsTREas. "A re.rs ~
Ts1 wars "a g B. IOoKE Co.
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CkIIdren's Beoks f0T ChFIstmas.

LRiIdren'S BOOKS Tot lHfISIHldS.
II ERTRAM Noel.
Id Youths B5lk Of Nature.
Play and study.
INC Mothalhss Chldrn.
A an AMI a way.
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Female Teaeher Wanted.

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