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COLD PEN MANUFACT0RF.-


IN IA. HOSEEENS, 81 Third street. between Market ami
Jefferson, Louisville, n.y. offers 10 the pu0e doid Pens
mnufsctUre Wholesale AID retail, warranted equa!
any made in the county.
GOLD PINS REPAIRED AND REPoISTED,
Old Pens By mail, accompanied Fh 80 cents In money o.
stamps, will he repaired and retugred b next mail
febl4-d&Ely
VNXCHANGES OF CITY PROPERTY FOR
Farm We wish to exchange adesrahle Store House the
Of the Pabs square, Nashville fofa BARN containing
about acres with good Improvements railroad and IN
Sumner Williamson Aaury counties. Apply address
j. L. 4 n. ". BROWN,
pnsy2C-d twS-WIm az Cherry street
TVVAXABLE PROPERTY ,--The Taxpayers Of this
hereby notified, that the books containing lists Of
the taxable property within the corporation Of Nas are now
ready examinatonLt the City Hall, and they are requested
their Lists correct The tax books VIII re-
open examination and Connection from this dale till the
18Th Of june they viii pass into the hands Of the
InsyS0-f2W THOs. J. HALLE, Assessor.
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o. Is COZ. 4 saE s1., HNAsH esFILll, aFsN.
0Eaz.ER IN Drugs, Msisins sAsnissls, Dysssuas, 4
q. trd ii fba popular PA AZ aisinsa d tie day.
In Fancy Goa re -.ss e ala- : seEy soa9sls' heIins
~ IA Iuln's Hair 8rus Metal, China. Glass; snd
srss fsla boxas llli tiae and ple sing Combs
: sSrg7rssrEI,S aARDHN SEEDS, jus. yeoefvod 7
anls slish rarrant isaa and genuine; Also, ths 4
stsa sss9'r POLITE GsSs Eais9 = NJ; samuel eas
Ayr4eAGts Rooms two years ed IN quantity desed
slsAvsEsns Rl4sEs srslTH By Mr. ltaFy Driver ,,,
y--rIrsrYres AND Empire WATERS Away
= -' 50. q. DROWN
T70R TIE EIATEE.--h5s. Aliens Hair Esssreriz
Emersons IestoTeg;
Bsrry's and clinghusa'' EEiscoPlassas
hogies fllia ~. y. bisyf-A. I
n ONION PORTEEgs ga very superior article made
= '1'' %. q brown
7~10D LIVER OTLs--TiTe Gross iast reoelyei; Pre-
Y ! pared By Hsigeman, Clark & Co. 10. G. BhONA.
CHeWN STARCH AND PARMA TarTaned.
u 10 o. Aho@A.
WT3IlHNF55S VOLCANIC OIL LgNIgIENI =, said
III 70 ts 'e best Imminent now kn"Tn For 11 sale R y
10. u. D51OM y.
FEVOGETEEEH Wis pure Braoay, aaieria Port ana her
~ Wines, We -s's ted stock o. Ds4 oIell , @
Vs -,s sssa's@ Ff3f45 81 al college sessri..
-. =. rTa,ar, a. l. rau. VIZ. !. srRSEr,
STBEET, KING & Co.,
Alton EYs Ar Law,
- - ElNs, caLEErTioEfaFB
GEEHRA1 a fk8Tst
OMAHA OITX' NRBRAskA KhklsA 4p5s 2
NKTIIL pFasoo Law n th saprsns si iesor Courts Of
~ Nebfssks buy and sell LaRd WsFnts enter land on tine
I've sp9 tseloa 70 making aataHs e laRls e AsF4sSs
ior los Tsaas fGoi . r4 sy h ast ea
AMI tides sh7Ts notirc, buy AM - ltnlS vi @ i
sin,s 81 raj estate, anli 10 q neral tssalg flsie
EsfERs0 s.
Hw tll9,a. BsHEr NeE YokeHv
Conveas-. Ilsr.fls h Ue., Bosiop, Mss.
&. IIi'.ss RI. sum- q = s 5 sls Isl. So Al2gy J. I
lion. n qes Fox; Nashville fenp-s-se
gehsseIl. sFesFsr e. g 81
Gov, ~. .. Usalial V slon' @
I I,assl M IN ',1 5s ssse9 c.. s. Lais e.
aIoGaric. CistsndeH & Co., Eeekuk, ios4, r-..a.
Wm. h SEWER e. Coz. sukers, slselloa.l, loss,
Baldwin, Dodss Z Co; &C Council Jan, r Bufs dc
Vi, 4, JOHNSON ( Co., Ns,E Orleans, Louisiana ias-f
FnyE eLp WHISTLES.
VWFE haze last reoqYed fglm PiatTfa t9ee @ttes Of
w 81 < ii. Cathersgois III Aloabfsinsae &ikLN
T Tir5 Do g xxXi 80 4ea
I've DO XXI
qIeareis oil Boarboa, Isis These uhskiss are pare,
gsrt frsm slyoto four dess gallon FOR sic in
any qssntity HoLLlsAkA = C 1870
La ilst Ts1iFa aree huI5dTaJ Of the finest
M Pr Rary taiiies Crsn Candy, Chry stalled rits,
&c. Il. Y Msad, SeW York that clA possibly De pro
duced, suited Cor Parties GA viz
Assorted Chrystszed Fruits; hosolipsl
Chrvstases Ginger; Vanilie Gun Dr8ls.
Jelly Fruits With eares; Aeiiulatet Fruits
Raspberry Ballsi y 3 - Canty Toys
Gum Dropss Ice Cream Dropeie
| Nausat Candy Cordial sugar AlnioAdi
Rfunjv Dreps.. Cream Fruits;
Sherry gghlsssi + Aardseilne hallss
Pineapple fallsi EfFaWheuy;
do FritteTsi
Bodea ay other kinds Coma Tor yourselves beoIe
van luy HOLLIsTER 3 CARTER,
apra3 Hs-EH q Union street.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMsI
NO. a, COLLEGE, STREET.
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AIWNNIAlN % ~ UELH = ~
EE0LESlLg gBO0ERs
AND cen MIBSEoN III nc1v 4 ,rsss..s
AalTs Psa rul souIl1zal Hea llsD. Nsu. rtrroar.
ME- Eish g cali hs srsRHon o. Arrhuss IA ps.-t
w Who deal % Tron snd Nails, . he Asnul.ci1 ~ -
Southern luD WORKS locsisl az paauos1. Ky, Who's lo.,ii
erolean % lalsct ihe best Icunasa usisris g a.. ~
ea or &c nsnuctus o. Iron and Mails. They aaFe an -
- az1 Hl1 rant improvements 10 leir machinery, Flch
bies @ b nanu1scurs all articles od en- qaiiJ, ~
improvements.
sli times hslsA illl sn mos complete locs % az sz5
% .-.aAaf AA4LAD5 alGAsEEs E1DILEEls IIH
On, together uitt IN i5e various q NzzIs
nic e are oasTlng the trade Manuisctursrs' prizes All
IRON alilEial % ne equal 90 he other
ns 81 ls and % Be superior 70 de manulufs % any cher
Aiaie- Cali and examine articles aud prices.
HoLLINGSNORTH 4 co.
AeS2 No. Market street.
tAsflNGSs STEEL Grow Bars. Wagoa BoEss Iroa ssSss
~ ANi sn7 ADD Bar lron. ar1e and veil sssoatd scE
~ 's ana i9r ae % che trade az Manufacturers prices
dOLLINGsW0RIH y co.
luJs No. Hsrrs. rrset
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SUNDRIES.
60 Boxes Black bottles, & 5, 8, and z;
900 Pint half-piat, and quart Elziks;
500 Window Glass;
100 - Iumbers:
- kegs Boiler RiFets and Nuts
100 dozen Br0oms:
500 Cast Wrought and Steel Pl0Ws.
i,pq7 TEERass BEO4aERs.
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SOMETHING TO WEAR AT
ROEsE RLFERS
A s small advance prime cost
- Overeoats vary low prices:
Busness Goats Of every Variety
Dress and Frocs Goats to suit the Elmesi
Pantaloons and Vests Of every grade;
81 Boys and Youths Clothing at very low prices,
shirts snd Under Clothing Of an kinds,
every 5Sssspeon Of Furnishing Goods, the Tsy
prices. decl-a
49, NOTICE TO TANNERSs
ME- hare CONSTANTS hand and sale GKEEN RALTED
w AIuRs, stSo 3 Front street
aft ]. DOYLE & co.
D r. r. taLASCOCk,
A UCTIONBER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer his
- srvice he public, Agent the sale Of Real Estate
Negos Furniture Dry Goods, 9roUeres, oter species Of
pppsrys sithsr e0HHJy. Being determined
ny time the business and having had considerable
experience, hatter myself that give satisfaction those
VIC nay favor that line always be found a. the
Counting Room Of @ "PalFiot 0ce. Rher ny absence, Or
IS rnar4-tE.
sOTTTHFRN POTTaBTF pr INT ITTOV
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WHOLESALE GHoCERss
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND BEA1ERs n FoxEIsN AsB BoERsrIc Lnuoas
no. 4 MARKET sTREET, NAsHFILLE, TENNESSEE
WWTs ere nov in reospt ola gs and general atornenf of
Wv eroosrss, Liquors, c-, which siil sell a. Vey low
prices FOR CASH.
Iio hhIiG Sugar. All gFads, 10 h5is Pecins,
$50 hhls 4 s bbis Aolasses, 10 I" English Wal1utsi
100 bags Rio Coles. 10 2. fiidsfts,
100 Z bbls s Il Molasses, 80 terees Rice,
50 Golden Syrup, Tobacco, yarioas brands,
1000 bores Stsr Candies, 5000 Cigars,
90 = and \ do do 1000 kegs Nails,
100 boxes Isll0E do 100 dozen Painted Buckets,
100 DO Bar Soap, 50 Tubs.
800 DO NJ. r. Raisins so gross Matches,
% CASES saHiines, 500 foxes Glassware, sssoft-l,
so bbls Mes i, Z, ), 1iacksTel. lO0cAsk Soda,
200 kits DO do Do lCD b5ls Cider Viusssr,
100 boxes Cove 0yssers 90 cells Manila Rope,
% Do Eresh reaches, % tefces Fresh Rice.
100 De Pickles, 50 krs lead and 2hot.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Is barrels pure Ola Rys very
Whisky, hne,
900 bsas Isanosss White 200 barrels and = ppes Anefi
Whisky, Brandy
Whisky, qiTcs Old Holland Tin,
600 baTes Smiths Old Reserve 80 bexes due And oasE
Whszeys Brandy
loo barrels A. Browns Old Also lFg sgskqf tue Rrsn.
holongatela hhiskeys asas, Minr5t 80.
nAres NORRIS sRRAfTON
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10, e ID w 4 h ID >.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
COMMISSION AND FORW4RDHgG RERCEAEy4
BEAEEz sRASpus, WINS, CIGARS, &c.
COR OF SPRING AND COLLEGR STs, NAsHTILLs TENN.
GROCERIES, b
4 M EEfEDS Prime % Choica au7srs
EtBNg 50 bbla CRUSHED, Powdered and Loaf SEg r.
go bags Prime Aio Coffee
50 do Old Government Java Celee;
100 bbls and half bbla Reboiled Molasses;
500 whole, half and quarter boxes star Candles;
100 boxes summer Mould a.
100 do soap
go % Virginia and Missouri T0iacc0;
800 do Assorted Glassware;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, Bsds and Spikes assorted
50 bags Pepper, spice and Ginger;
- 10 8. 8. Almonds
90 do English Walnuts and FilheIts.
. cases half and quarter boxes Sartlues
1900 Imported Cigars;
$500 various hEFndF Cigsrsg
80 dozen Painted B1cksts
50 nests DO Tuts,
50 CASES Matches
= coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes
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MACHINE 5T1DE HORsEsHOEs.


- THE TROY IRON ANDNATL FACTORY, -
n N Is Troy, n. y, have iIElry Burdens I'm n N
E . WpFovei HORSE SHOE Machinery noWkf III
Hin successful operation, and prepared 81 IA
N 4 essclts rs f5r III and Mule shuss, Of VI n
y y 4lT Weight and Pattern, az price bat little
sJ5Te ths prics o. Iorsa Shoe Iron.
Tie pllhy Ct Iron uss in ess hue is warranted in eTey
rsecl Tl shoes have teen approved Of, and ud by
Tie Cned S Government exclusively, also by many Of The
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies aud Hore shoes
thou the country. Any person nclong s. % de under
ssusd viii have sample Of loo pounds assorted sizes, sut 10
his addreSs.
Orders addresed s sueytcr i Troy, win receive prOmP,
attention. Nm. =. HURDEN,
spril6-ly -, Agent Troy, New York.
Broadway EB0use.
FENHE above House having ben thoroughly m
fe6gIsd Is open for the reception Of tray-
e3eFs Ths proprietor hoTes nom biz long eXpe fadad
riencs 10 The Business, and his determination 70
spars pains supplying his liable vim the hest lAll
* Issrket adords aud merit and receive 60
share d patronage
TERMS
Day Boarders, si5o
Week Bearders, .
narZ3 .-- Proprietor.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NAlHVIIIl- IENN C
TTVIE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the assets in tie
Trustes for the purpose Of winding it up, those
Bank will please call and pay up, their in
The note holders win please send in
early possible, and receive in return the notes Of the
The individual deposits in this Bank have
handed and hereby pledge individual ha
Hy for tiem and the money IA ready when called fer.
p dacI3d JOHN d. JAMES.
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FURNITURE WARE RO0ESSp
HO.l4, COLLEGE, STREET.
'.f Fz 81 PETERSON a FRHEMA 4 'a','-

TWAV nov 10 stores and constantly scying hne as
s5rtssRt Of aII kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
they are detsane sell low any Other house N ne cry
al the same time Warantng their Rurature 70 be OF ne best
xuansh and dnis. Of the firm has just returned from
the east where personally selected tie entire stock, which = an
Of REcST and Latest SIFIEs Our stock con
ists In mart OF Rosewood Mahogany Plor kpnituTe some
Of which vsry tine, together with Chamber SETS booE CA
Wardroes, Reclining Cairs Lounges Sofas Easy Chairs fTeneh
Extension Tables etc, and complete assortment o. all
Low PRICED FITRNITu1REs
ana every variety OF Wood and Cane StCAlks We Will e.
dsayor ps ALL aud Will take muea pleasure IN sAo"s '
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GREFEENtsEAk9 fAEDtCANESs
r AN now receiving fresh supply Of the above popular medi
cne viii frnisa them wholesale and retail at the Fur
nure Of Aes. Patterson kresan, College street,
where 1 m for the present located.
have on the Grs1enborg Manual Of Health, and ne
Heslth Aluanse fOr 1855. ,,
june2 ALEA. MAChENE1A
ENRUIT CANS --SaYe your fruit. The celebrated scrsE
q Fruit Cans, generally acknowledged . be TIE best u use
Call AZ B. s. Welea Store who is manufacturing the above art
e and warrants them Be- made Of good material ane good
Workmanship. Gail soon il you want to be supPlied
zaay50-2a B. s. WELLER No. 50 Breadaay.
LeftWick Tobacco"
LARGE consignment Of this Superior Chewing Tobacoo,
n manufactured By Col Aug. LeHicks Lynchbusg Va, Is
hand and Tor sale hy Morris Sat1n agents for Tennes
Merchants would set ts bTand
ing It very low. 81 sd NJ ~ msyl3-tf
A SIX HORSE STEA M ENGINE TOR SALE
IN WITH or without boiler Wosnden Co.'S Machine Sbop,
ChsrTF street, I've d0Srs sOu Of Broad street unsl-
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ASSETS JaNTARY 1898.

FTUORPORALED fsI8--Cbarter psgless14l. csss
Capital sleO0O00. Absolute uniHTsire Wltaa nFplas
srs7 g, and he prgs 0i 3 ysEs suosss and eSIrenee
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LT0TORSs
1NO BBLs RECTdFIED WHIsKEK;
SnHNNH 20 hh1s Bourbon
50 ssIs Rive Whistry: 100 IBIS American Brandy
50 do Gin: 100 do Walkers * Alef
25 barrels New England Rum;
Also large stock Of fms Bns5 Wines, H., p aoEa Nd
Tor sale by
jann 20. kDaAEDs.
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8. al. DARRY d ID.

COMmIsSION MER CHANTS.
GENERAL PRODUCE AND AGRICULTURAL DEPOT,
No. -, COMMERCE STREET. NosTsoNEEI, GLA.
HTILL pay particular attention he purchase ale 81
FEODrCE, aud ali c0nsisments entrusted o
their Also the hlng OF orders Having ample 0raser
prepared and make liberal advance
signmeuts.
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NICHOL, GREEN & co,

PF0auce q COmmlsslOA IN1ElleHatS'
LIBERAL cash advances made oOngnnents q Country
Produce.
y paying at all times The market price for Saeel
Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, BeesWaN, &C.
All orders accompanied By The cash. nhed viz PEoHpt
ness and despatch, at moderate Commission y
ian7 NICH0L, GREEN co.
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TNXTRA FAMILY FLOURs-sWe are Just IN 70
ceip Of 500 bags hbl bags HartsFe Nil Flour Hhee We
offering the city trade - per bag This hd con
stsntly increasing in favor and gives perfect saseton Nef
used. We have that it will be found OF Uniform
quality and particularly invite the Retail Trade 2 give ai
aprI25 FRkhAAA bkO1hHAs-
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81 AWRENCEE1fI re ven =
"A LaFzenes1arg asns Nosl rsr,in -.,sSr IN -
due US and Tor auy anEiels have ~ ~ ~ -'1-
l-1-1 ~ ". "a. GORDON & CO
NNyOOLl ,. OeL leave Egat Iiirs5 Tse5---7 Fs5-7-
seen Z 9-sd Aooii Ial Eli1l Ee uil pay oaaE ~
mari ". q. GORDON 4 co
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: = =
And hgs slVays on han fili sioek Of s6sstin-s sl
81, i Gotten Yarns and Batting, Hhich We oasr &
rae ers g Dots e not @ than bales ssotlnss,
~, Sl.9Allrsss . bags Cotton Tar1s. e..
- - s.-see U.s. ~. "a. GORDON & co.
- - elAAESIi SCALES IA f7Ii 75577 n
S,-.- ~ ed sealel-DoIranf, Pattern, Groesss
- - -ia-es. n store and Or safe at Facsrr
F-- ". n. GORDON q co.
- Sole ara7rr fnr MAI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

GEN. JACKSON AND HIS OLD WAR HORsE-Every-
body mast sanction the kindness bestowed on the
tavorite war horse; and the more than ordinary
honors paid him after death by his brave master and
family. Why? Because he was a faithful servant
and an efficient helper in the day OF troublein the
hour OF danger. was often reminded of this praise.
worthy remembrance of fidelity and merit cherished
| by my old friend Gen. jackson towards bis famous
Old Duke, the horse he rode during the Southern
campaigns of the late war. Though Duke grew
feeble, was greatly affected, withered, and almost
helpless in his latter days. he was not forgotten nor
suffered to be neglected have, in a walk with she
General, more than gone to the lot which con-
tained this living wreck of martial valor and while
the old creature would reel and stagger, looking
wishfulY at his master, the General would sighingy
say: Ah, poor fellow we have seen hard times to-
gether-we must shortly separate-yOur days Of suf.
tering and toll are well nigh ended,h On one occa.
SION, to try the General tender point the writer
OF this article suggested the idea of putting an end
to the sutferings of Duke, by having him shot OF
knocked on the head. No, said his generous mas
ter, never, never let him i've and while there is
anything to go upon on this farm Duke shall have
part" Pardon me, Mr.. Editor, for this Gigressiou.
for while writing the above my heart was moved
for held communion, in imagination with the gal
liant jackson, who, with his brave compatrfots in
arms, rode on the whirlwind's wing" and poured
the so m of death on the invaders of this land Of
freedom. American Turf Register.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23


The NERVOUS SYsTKM---In one OF M Brown sa.
guards lectures be exhibited guinea pigs which had
been experimental on some months ago hy cutting
certain nerves the hinder limbs became Daralyzed.
but IN time the animals recovered the power o Volun
tary motion, attended, however with very curious
result-the operator could put them into t Of epi-
lepsy whenever he pleased
ltappears that BY the cutting Of the nerves the
animals loose sensation except in one cheek and il
that spot is irritated fit Is the immediate Gonse-
quence. Another noticeable particular ia that the
nee which intest the animals congregate that spot
and nowhere else. Whether it be that there Is more
warmth or more perspraton there than on any other
part Of the body is not known at any rate, physolo-
gsts are agreed as to the singular and suggestive ma
it the sensbity of the sensitive spot be destroyed
then the guinea pig ceases to be liable to epilepsy
Applying this fact to human physiology, NJ. Brown
Sequard says that there is in the human body spot,
dscoyerable, as he believes, by gaiysnism, which, if
deprived of its sensibility, would, in like manner
completely prevent attacks Ofepilepsy.
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9e6 Orleans 4ailp Crescent.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1858.
a Lady Singing.


The following, Upon Lady Singing" ig one 0
the sweetest things we have read for many day. /
is from the pen Of Thomas william Parsons, Of Bos
ton, author Of volume Of very beautiful poetica
morCeaur
OFT my lady sang to me
Ihat song Of the lost one that sleeps by the sea,
Ofthe grave on the rock, and the cypress tree,
Strange was the pleasure that over me Stole,
For twas made Of old sadness that lives in nv soul
50 still grew my heart at each tender word,
That the pulse in my bosom scarcely stirred,
And hardly breathed, but only heard /;
Where was Z not in the world OF men,
Until she woke me with her silence again.
Light shadows played on the pictured wall.
From the naples that luttered outside the hall,
=, ana hlndered the daylight-yet, ah not at all
Too little for that all the forest wonld be,
Such sunbeam she was and is to me
When my sense returned and the song was DER
ain would have said to iief sing it once more
But soon as she smiled, my wish / forebore
Music enough in her look found
-And the hush Of her lip seemed sloeet as sound.
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George waa6lngton ana yvasrsaaton Tgvlr,.-

-
We have been toId that. when Mr. Irving was 4
child FIVE sF six years dd NJ was wsll5iaS 3oe ac
VIVID Iav9Eite scotch servant gfInsr II, g{Fs4 Ie
not fhe Broadway of COR times, ia within 5sYs
ald i t5sief@is ere ost in the crowd, But fhas eE
little thof0ugnta which ssAsgjHe from fe sfSagg
at Us courfehd, ran 0n tli4aah r0ua 5F aass1
dweling-houses and still more modest shap4 - fs
heids and gardens around The Park In oFe Nj sfsaa
shaps there was lttle more stig than usual WITH
lttle hustle, Boos Of curiosity about Tile door vEfeis
attracted the good Wonlana attention aYd 6y fagjT
ing in for the canse, she saw tgaS General VII aFY
TON was there. Seizing her young Companion bs fe
hand, sne drew him forward and led him wight aD ts
the General eXelaiming { Z Look heEs siF hege w N
bairn that IL named for ye." WAsHfFaT0w laS5 ags
hand upOn the chids head, and from tiat lay u t
the blessing Of the Father Of hfs C0HBsgv h hsss
rested upon il. IL d impossible to recall this little
lnedent without rehectiHg bow mystsri0nsly fl the
web Of lire woven 10 WASHINGTON it was tFifs,
dweis upon, perhaps, With pleasure for moment
tod, Y may be- to his wife, On Dis rssuFn homeland
men forgotten, amid the thoHsaH@ srxietes Of bib
gNslLlnn. he rad just entered noon bis duties @a
PRESIDENT under the new Constitution Grave cares
lntE1eate questions of state were weighBn unan td
and what time bad be to bestow auvgH0 more tlsff
., sills and eaFeas on this child 81 stranger
tnough bearing his own nameg What would have
been his sensations, could be have foreseen The ft1r
career oE that ehild2 How would bib cares have beer
ligntened what thrill would have shot ID bis heart
Mt9t IeTvor would have gloBed ID bis benedieson,
eoaia some friendly voice have whispered Id fis ear
| Ills poy viii one day bear his part in the great
work Of raising bis country % the rst place aroe
the nations be viii compel her reluctant kiadrs9
beyond t9e yea to recognize her genius, a. You nave
CON pilen them 70 recognize her power he VIII an
puohc stations with dignity and adorn private ga
with al the eenter virtues and when, al ast aftsg
many wanderings and many lahors, ha shah eole n
make his home upon the banks 0f shat stream Vlfeh
was the scene Of some Of your greatest trials Ed m
hlest achievements he will devote the mature gisio
and temperate eloqnence Of green old aqe to tfs
story Of your life, and indissonbIy unite Ris vas
with yours in a work which shall Be the euide mi
the delight Of the remotest posterityF'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23
Notes and Queries.

SEQUEL TO THE RIyLERE SCAEDAL.-We copy the
following from the New York Sun, Of the 18th inst
There was quite large attend nee at the Bergen
Court Hnnse yesterday morning, on the occasion Of
further hearing o the he RigieFe case. Col BlOunt
and his attarnies, Mr. Ransom and Judge Whiting !;
Mr. John HanGke, tue keeper of the Hotel Napoleon
with his attornies. Mr. Mulfrd aud Mr.. r. T. Deminy
as well as Mrs Btiunt and Mrs. Hnngkie were present
When Mrs BlOunt wa abnnt tn aght from the car.
riage, before the Courthouse, her husband Col.
Blpunt, offered her his arm. hnt she declined the
proElered civY, and sailed proudly into the private
room 0f Judge ttgren. The case being called M
Mr. Ransom read the affidavit Of Mr.. Mnltord DENY
ing that be ha't aided in the escape Of De Ryiere or
that he Maltord4 knew where De Rivere is OF can
be fnnnd.a
The Affidavit Of Sheriff Beatty, as TO the service Of
process On Mr. MILFORD as De Rivere's attorney was
also read. m0lion was made on these aEiidayits
Tor an attachment To ss against De Riyere. The
required writ Was after bref argument grauted and
then the case of MIR. auHckie was taken up Mr.
u ming hhjrcted to hearing any evidence, as the
traverse WAS indtfnite THIS objection was over ruled
by the ennft which decided To go into the evidence
The court then tnak u recess OF All hour; and when
it again met adj ,urn d the case to next Monday.
Mr. Mnlt0fd announced that, in the meantime the
parties would prniahlP settle it amieably Col.
Blpnnt having had an interview til Alrs BlOunt in.
flrns the ttceTs THAI The thing is think settled
stisfaet0rily; :; und afterwards, lie and his wife
.tt the courtroom arm in arm, in apparently the
best pnSsihle hnmGr.
How the affair is compromised is not yet made
public, hut rnmar states TINT De RIVER, il tn snr.
render the girl Who with her father and mother is
% return South Mrs Blunt is reported To have said
sRme days ago, that q It satisfied that he (De
RViere1 is mafred. my daughter will have nothing
more Ia dn with him.. Aud she new cdnfpsSas to
he satisfied an this point. As Mr. Hdhcke, officer
Md maid, and pther4, have ben Yietimzed by the
hnl confidence game play ed on them, the court will
searreiy. il Miss Blauut is restored impose any
pt tailty. but will let the matter drop.