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Land EOi Sale.

An offering Tor sale beautiful Tract Of land sitn-
Il aied GA The old Lebanon road, aud nox called
Sni his Turnpike, fronting Immediately en sAd Pike
about miles from the city Tact 81 Land containing
about = :, Acre. ahcnt 81 cleared The balance
heavily timHered. Upon the are two uever-fai
ing Springs, and beaHtfui Building Tho sol h
Of Tie nntst SALTY AMI susceptible ~ the highest
site ~ cultivation and tie timber Is unusually heavy
This tract = a part a the gno. McMurry iard and
lsias that of nAhbs's heirs. G.. ". NcMnrry
Bender ard JBb NcNarry would iayite t.e atlel
ton e those wishing purchase desirable pi.ce ~
isnd " give tbs exam nation as am confident
they viii be pleased, Il Il equal, MT superior %
any THAI has been offered Tor sale For terms, Se ,
apply 60 T. T. Gi-AScOCk,
decSo-im AGENT
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FOR sale.

\ BEAUTIFUL Residence in EdgeaeIa. / a
\ have tor ale une private residence. LIS d
situated ~ tdgensld ia Hohson X WheIess' Is szE
Second Add .ti',u On the corner Of HobSeu and -
faiheriand streets. The .iot fronts Fatheriand
loo feet commencing al the of HossOn street
and runs back ITO feet sixteen foot alley being
hts Ne. 81, So aud SO, aad enclosed with sab
startai plank fence The grounds are ornauen I'D
With beautiful shade and lFut trees The house : a
haef one-Supry cottage building, eontaipng rooms
IN l, With ether necessary QutbaldingE and Il fur
nishc4 10 i4ae m0st cump4cte and hanGsafne style.
lhls = nac 20 the nuaiest ard GeSSahle locations
"a klgeaed. / viii give a bargain IN shs property.
For terms, kc appiy 20
tana-Im p T. GIAScssCK Agent
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DIM D. SHELLS u nov receiving per steamers
ID John Reii, Aunyan etc, an extensive stock u
Merchandise 81 the dlfcfe Vartctes "a the VARIES
lssortfnsHts % Trade. Gu his MORNING, AZ 10
o'ehck W gia commence cur sasss, ss<d eontinne
duFins the week, huth day a night, tEsd tlie cHtire
STICK - rlfSad. Ihe Trade = p-eaiiy d Ndee
stana these safes tte ssias - III b "a Sats, Ana
saerinnes HIay be exleete4- 1srsAs s.srl, Cash.
Gsca 9-u
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ssh ,499 ,24l 20 s4,s76.s46 SO

Aggregate Of both ..............ss $50. $40, Os7 81
This amount phd 10 the following classes,
namely.
To Army ISL ,997 u
to"arv war ...................... IS 1924, s32 90
To the Widows Of deceased officers aud
Soldiers OF the Revolutionary War. Il ,465 ,l46 Il
To widows and Orphans ave years
halfpav) .........,............:.. 1857 ,2Is SO
Al the Treasury, hut not easily appor
tonable among the several cltsscs. ,l2s 1903 -
To Invands and Widows and Orphans
OF the Navy Observation-Disclosures. 4.467 ,s77 81
To Privltocr Invalids ............... 1874 ,433 10
TO Widows and Orphans Of Prv1teeT
Iavalids Northumberland. 254, 635 "a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-04

CONVICTION AND LEXINGTON RAILRoAD.-We
regret to say that this road has gone the way
Of many others. It's second mortgage bond
holders are pressing to forcclOse; and the
other creditors are alarmed at the prospect
The stockholders stand a fair chance of los
ing all they have invested. Lou. Dem.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-04
Committed to Jail

or Davidson county the cath da, OF December
~ 1855, Negro Boy who saws his name IS TON
aud that he belongs t. SAN POINTER near Spring HIM.
Williamson coduty, Tenn said boy y about twenty
years weighs ls5 or 100 pounds copper eolortl. The
owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove property
and pay charges as The law directs this January ard
1859 THOS. HORSON
an4-u Jailor az Nashville Tenn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-04

A New SILVER MIxxe CosrANr.-The
San Antonio, Texas Hs,pld, Of the 2lst ait.
has the following:
We learn from reliable authssiiy that Mai
Sprague. u. s. Army. who is now IN Cineigl-
natl, but whose station is in New Me.sico, has
organized silver mining company, irsCineir-
natl with capital of $1,000 900, 10 work
the mines Ia New Mexico, and that the AcoHl-
pany will soon make up their outfit and h.
al work. They will pass through our city.
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NJ TRI MAE.

4 GoUNG GENTLEMAN, toleraby good looking
II aud NJ good family who has resi- ted in CaiIfar-
MA, ana who, nov possessed of good fortune IN
tends 10 settle IN this CITY. wishes marry Young
Lady. who Is possessed of good personal appearance
an amlabie disposition, moderate f,rtuBe aud &c
good family Address NJ o. J., Box 420, Post ONCE
Nashville. Tenn. ianI-8t
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w anted.
Lard. Lard!! Lard 80.

fINHE undeFiHgaed wishing % parch1se from
IL loo 10 sgI barrels u Lard per sofk for Shich
they all par Cssh OF Groesfiez- An ressons having
lard 10 seli ~ Hnd ia greatly s~ir Aisantage y
call No kzKket street ezfprr making s4ies The
j 5s al z - - e1RTER. wIIIsFoRD co.
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Pension Statistics.

Tho amount (aggregate) paid for pensions
in each State and Territory, from the organ
ization of the present Government, to June
3Oth 1858, is as follows:
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Excelsior. Corn and Cob Mill.

All complete with pairs q hiding g. a. the
lea prics Of FoK4 Don kE which h iwsr than n has
ever been befnre offered ans. renslers t. Ia ssB-
iars fise cheapest tiil in AHera A. the farers of
Tennessee faniiier with the reputation 81 fhr *
eelssarss Il aaaecesszry etr nte detail aass ~
merits and d sifnpy rcmSFk thai . = asiaptesi
- crushing Corn ard Cab, Wh-at, Oats Bye A.. f,r
SOCK and grading Aeaffor family Ii Discharges
tae meal fron point directly bali bnsbel and
i1Az rs griBang suFf&c eonstr8esea that hen
worn q can he removed and renewed At q az
three dfltars-
fFeEa ths absve our Agents throughout The ftate
vii observe thes authorinea sels the sfeel
sEsF . The present season. feF fartt fAoii4rs.
Persaus wAsftns ths abase Mil s.fi ples<e address
JAMES c. BALDWIN
Ma 81 cniiege street, Nashville, lena.
dec3s-tFiwaxSm
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Houow.y,s 0,ntrne,t-Tbe

rapdity with which this preparation extnguishes pam
reduces external inflammation, heals sores, removes
erupuons and tumors, and cures rheumatism gives ii
boundless popularity. jln4-tf
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Qew ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

'INHE beautiful store House, at present occupied by
4 FREENES n BIO, t;rOc ~ and Provision store
on Coesr street, * fo- the present year Apply
at No. II Cherry street. janI-tr
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For ESRnt.

A snLENnTD RESIDENCE GA Gear street. he
n House rrait2ius ruosIs. with two story B.ich-
-, bssidcz . N acres II ground For further lfDF
mztion cali ca r. A. CHF.
oee5O-1 % Al Aty Wharf,
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w Gssas has ~s are o.fsrsss a. vsry s~ pr,sss
Cor cash oaly,
dsc2S-n M J. G. accI-AI4ANn
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4. A Gallery of Famous Poets.

Hh an Introductory Fys1v.
by Prof Henry COFFEE, Professor Of English Iitcra
tnre, in The University Of Pennsylvania Gorrcousy
illustrated by upwards Of one Hurdref Fagrarin0s on
Steel Richly bound in antique Morocco
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-04
New Publications.

.. The plan Of this beautiful work is orig
m" rs II is attractive. In respect is IL mere re-
production or the ''Shaksresre Galleries and Gle
rones Of Shakespeare well known 70 the trade:
but with striking novelty and taste combines the
~ tcng Quality nf Charles lamb with the rrnc fnl
criticism If Mrs. Jamcson.
Our now ciceToue is tho wife 81 nr. ! W
Palmer, who wrote the ssGnIaen paron.'' SO many
fine oriental articles in tho New Cyrorrdia and the
Atlantic Monthly wen the California sketches in
Putnam and the popnlar comedy OF the "Queen's
Heart. "-Boston 7fdnscriys
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NAumerS.

WHITE and Fancy Knit Wool Casha.er-, silk and
w Cotton Chenille Munisrs, just reserved and for
sale by J. II. McGIII.
decis-tf
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For Sale or Rent.

TNHAT fine and commodious Two Story ,seaS
i House, 10. - Cedar street. all IN complete ID:
order, VIII be sold or rented for the year 1889 k
For terms, &c., apply to
Jau4-f E r GIASCDC.K Agent
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3. The Court of Napoleon: or, Society
under the First Empire.

with superb Portraits OF its Beauties Wits and He
roines by FRANK GooDRIcH. one elegant 4to
vol, antique Morocco
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Steamboats,.
For Louisville.

Regular Passenger and Freight Steamer
TUE regular iine PASSENGER .r1 >LfrEl,
PEST, u. g. PARE, Captain, -sssr. -'s7s-as
will leave for the above and all intermediate ports
THIS PAY, 4th inst. II VI. For freight or pass
age. apply Oh board, OF To
jgu4-It II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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For Cairo and st. Louis

CONNECTING AT PADUCAH AND CAIRO WITH THE
L. :. MAI. PASSENGER PACKETS FOR
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE.
TINE splendid passenger a TN
1 Steamer, ". NJ. RUNTAN, ssgsDssHsfz
JAS. MUIER. Master, wi leave &-sass- - -
for the above and all intermediate ports @ TUES
DAY. the Ith inst. at o'clock. =. VI. The Ruuyan
will give through tickets t. all of the above points.
\. HAMILTON,
janl-td Agent.
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A Valuable Negro Man Fer Sale,

DY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court nj
ID Nashville, rendered al iIs November Term 1855.
Ia the NJ Richard Sfvage, ct. al psrte viii
sell 10 the highest bidder the Goa I ward gate IN
Nashville, On SATURDAY the end day % january
1859, " negro man, about n years Oil.
TERNs-A credit Of IL months viii be given ard
notes with approved security, payable In Bank viii
be required Of the purchaser.
J. n. MCDONALD,
janl-td Admir- u J. savage, Decd.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
ny
Carter. Wilsford & Co

" - WIf'' u fffTIifT d 70
IN TUESDAY. january l. We viii or
- for sale in front ~ our Warehouse No Z Mail
Street.. large and comucte assortment Of crorc
les. consisting in part follows.
IS hhds. nrime new Sugar 80 boxes star Candles.
% bbls. Crushed Sugar: 80 q TStiiow 10
- " Loaf Sugar; 1000 bbls GNU WHISKY
100 hays Coffee: al brands. -
IS bbls Motnsses: Is bbIs Robinson 20 do.
% g Golden syrup; 100 pkgs. French Brandy
$50 half bhls Mackercl: an grades.
90 dog. Cove OYSTERS 10 bbls Park Rrapsv-
? III Cans; 80 doz. Burkcts;
10 bags Pepper; 10 hbls Gin.
" Spre; $50 hovcS Spap:
chests Tea: 800 600 Cigars an g-ades:
% doz. Cot. Red Cords; 95 box a gal Pirl,les.
.95 Reels Rome: 70 ots ~ -
so boxes Snun: 10 Eatsup.
50 dog 4 Cans Pcpner: rs at Rottlcs.
50 80 - Mustard; so Reans Wrap Paper.
3 bales Mats;
Together with many other articles To make a com
pl-te sale In future we will continue 10 sell every,
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
CARTER. wTISFORn 4 Co
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CranberrIes! Cranberries.
Large arrivals Of Goods.

1An BfIs. and qsATter bbls. fresh csAaberries
1OO Jlft received and Tor sale by
yinl-U CARTER, wlISFonn co.
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vn Order

THO meet the objection sometimes urged against
Il purchasing Mil, that she tInlrs hard
have been in'lueed q oer for SEASON
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5. The Gallery of Florence.

containing nearly 7too Hundred Superb Engrur,gs and
Sculptures, after Raphael, Michael Angelo, Guido
Rembrandt Salvador Rosa, Correcgio Titan Rubens
Nan-Dyck, &c. Four Imperial Folio Volumes in Two
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6. Roberts's Views in the Holv Land

"Fh Historical and Descriptive Text. by Roy Dr.
CR"rY Embellished with highly finished Drawing.
in biography, beaut ully tinted. new Library.
vols, svo., full Morocco
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Negro Roy TOR safe.

A No. MICRO BeY wilf be ossred ~ ths hix hest
n bidder EoT cash. - ti.e Markrt Hsase en- sstar-
a. lana.Ey La, a 10 e'xtoek.
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Fer New Orleans.

TINE fine Messenger steamer ~
! RED ROVER STRONG Master, sasEl $3.50
will leave for the above ard all 49,
intermediate pnrts on WE. 'NFSDAN, the 5tl inst az
O'Clock 7. NJ For freight or passage apply on boar,
or n HAMILTON.
ianl-td AGENT
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Shot and Lead!
Glassware!

EOO BAGS SHOT-llI sizes:
cOO 1000 pounds Lead in store and for sale by
Jau4 MIZELI., HOOPER x co.
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Coffee! Coffee!
Nails =! Nails!

0O0 SACKS 10 arrive on steamer Nashville on
wv Wednesday Jan 5th, and for sale by
Jana MlZELI., HOOPER X co.
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Glassware!
yNTE are in receipt of 100 gross Quart FIasks, so
w gross Pint Fltsks: % doZ half gallon SQUAT
Jars, and for sale ut manufacturers prices by
jana MiZEII.. HOOPER x co.
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Sugars! Sugars |!

100 HHDS New Orleans SUg Irs, ali grades 10
loO rive on steamer Nashville on tomorrow, and
for sale by
jana MIZEII. II OPFR & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-01

MIsFoRruNEs OF A FAMuY-A V1e's Per-
Uersity.-About eight wears ago, Baptist min
lister named Melvine, residing in the interior of
Michigan, was deserted bv Ills wife. who fled
with another man to Pennsylvania. The hus-
band obtained traces of the fugitiyes. and sue
ceeded in hunting them down whom the 60
Queer fled, and the errng wife was again taken
to the arms of forgiving husband. After this
time the family lived in Springville, Susque-
hanna county, Pa, where Meiyine occupied
the situation of minister to a Baptist congrega-
ton.
About four wears ago, Mclvine became dis
satisfied with the conduct of his wife, and
eventually obtained bill of divorce She
then Immediately married another man, and
started for the west. the couple having in their
charge Meyine's little son. about six or seven
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-01

ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF THE ORIGINAL OF
"PMGRIM's Proc THE discovery of
the "Pilgrim's Progress" mentioned in the
extract from the Courier DIES Etats Unis, is
another proof that there is nothing new under
the sun. DIR. Dibdin in his Typographical
Antiquities" describing the "Pylgremage of
the Sowle," printed by Caxton i'll 1883, says
"This extraordinary production laid the foun-
daton of Bunyan's Pilgrim Progress. Very
many other ancient allegores and poems have
from time to time been alleged TO have sug.
gested to Bunyan the first idea of his wonder
full work, but without success. This has been
proved most conclusively by Mr.. George Of
for, in his introduction to the edition printed
for the Hansard Knollys Society in 1S47. He
refers in that place to a great number of these
old productions, and gives an analysis of the
"Pylgremoge of the SowJe," drawn from a
careful examination of the original edition.
compared with the manuscript in the British
Museum, written in 1413; and establishes
Bunyan's originality. The work, from which
Caxton translated the "Pylgremage" was COM
posed by Guillonvlle Prior of Chaalis about
1880. 1t was reprinted in London in 1858,
with notes comparing it with the "Pilgrim's
Progress" 1t will be easy, therefore for any
person interested in the subject to satisfy him.
self of the inaccuracy of the remark that this
book is "almost word for word Bunyans Pill
grim's Progress IN Y. Evening Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-01

TELLING STORIES UNDER AN APPLE
TREE."-Niss Rebecca Thomas, young lady
Is years of age, and of pleasing features, was
awarded S2666 damages by jury in Dayton,
o., against Joseph White fer breach of prom
Use Of marriage. Itappeared in testimony that
the courtship had lasted a period OF six or
eight years, that the defendant, White, in the
year 1857, while seated on log under the
spreading boughs of an apple tree, had put the
m0mentOus question, and Rebecca gave tim
id but emphatic eyes" to the tender inquiry.
He subsequently visited her, escorted her to
parties, balls, and camp meetings, went to see
her on Sunday nights, took tea, courted her
sometimes as late as three o'clock the next
morning, sleeping the remainder of the night
with her brother and then staying to break
fast. The lady had even gone SO far as to
make the usual preparation for her nuptials,
and had refused to allow a young man to pay
his attentions, because she was engaged. In
the midst of all these expectations and atten-
tons, Mr.. White, in the spring of 1858, mar
red another lady White denied the ques-
ton on the log under the outrageous apple
tree declaring that he was only telling the
lady amusing anecdotes in that pleasing locali-
ty. Attempts were also made by the deten ce
to impeach the character of the young lady, but
in this they failed. The jury after being out
for five hours, returned the above mentioned
verdict
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-01

nection with such language as the following,
used by him as member of Congress"
Il look forward to the day when there
shall be servile instruction in the south
when the black man, armed with British bayo-
nets, and led on by British officers, shall assert
his freedom and wage war of determination
against his master-when the torch of the in
cendiary shall light up the towns and cities of
the south, and blot out the last vestge of sla-
very and though l may not mock at their
calamity, nor laugh when their fear cometh,
yet will hail it as the dawn Of political
millennium"
This lie is thirteen years old at least Mr..
Giddings never used such language. He has
no less than three times, under his own sigma
ture. contradicted the report; and yet it is re-
produced. In 1916, when the thing was first
brought to his eye, he issued formal denial
again in 1856, when it was revived by Judge
breckenridge of Pennsylvania, he denied it
and last year, October 18th, when Judge Par
ker of this State, Democratic candidate for
Governor, repeated it, Mr. Giddings again de-
MED it in a card addressed to this Journal
Nothing could have been more direct or en-
phatic than Mr., Giddings several denials, and
still the paragraph is running the rounds of the
Democratic papers. 1t appears to be kept on
hand to be ventilated every time the exigen-
ces of the party require it.-N. Y. Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-01
GNortestrr DAILY Spp.

HORACE MANN.-The Cincinnati correspon-
dent Mercantile" Of the Boston transcript
writes as follows concerning MIR. Mamns fortu
nate investments at the West:
"The recent discussion in Massachusetts in
relation to Horace Mann has excited consider
able attention in this state and been the sub
ject Of frequent remark by natives of Massachu-
sets who knew Mr.. Mann, and who are inter
ested in everything connected with the old
Commonwealth. Some of the statements made
IN your vicinity seem to be wide of the facts
For instance, it was stated, in public meeting
in Massachusetts,, that Horace Mann had been
so deeply interested in the cause of education
as to neglect to secure sufficient property to
educate his children. The very reverse of this
is true. No such folly can be laid at the door of
the distinguished scholar. Since he has been
a resident of Ohio, he has managed his own
pecuniary affairs with great ability, and quite
astohished his friends by the sagacity and
foresight displayed in some of his investments.
During his residence in the west, he largely
increased his property; and his estate at a
recent valuation, was regarded as worth eighty
thousand dollars. This, certainly, is amply
sufficient to educate his children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-01

ATTEMPTED INVASION OF WoMEN's
RIGHTS. AN attempt has been made in
South Carolina to deprive women of the natu.
raj and vested right of scolding, by legal pro-
cess, but it has ANONYMOUSLY failed. Mrs.
Nancy Stevenson was indicted at Anderson, S.
c., as a common scold. Mr.. Orr, formerly
speaker of the national House of Representa-
tives, appeared i'll her defence. He moved to
quash the Indictment on the plea that scolding
is not an indictable offense in South Carolina.
The distinguished advocate is reported to
have made Il very eloquent and gallant plea
for his client, and he succeeded, and the court
ordered the Indictment quashed and declared
that portion the common law relating TO this
offence obsolete in South Carolina Mr.. Ste
venson may now relieve her vexed spirit on
washing days and other trying occasions with
entire impunity, fearless OF constable or judge,
or the nameless terrors of the court room. We
presume the decision of the Carolina judge
will become a precedent, and that the other
sovereign states of this Union will not be be-
hind the nullitying state in regard for the
rights of women. But let not this freedom de-
generate into license. The decision is that
the common law against common scolds is OBJ
soete. Whether uncommon scolds are to be
tolerated is question not yet mooted, and
there may be breakers ahead there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-01

How LONG LIE LIvEs.-Carlyle says that
it is the inevitable fate of talsehood that it
must die and the saying is true; but never
theess II well-told lie has a chance of very
long life. In the Journal of Commerce OF this
morning there is the following illustration
Joshua Il. Giddings. Notwithstanding his
public disavowal Of completely in the late
transaction at Harpers Ferry, the position of
Mr. Giddings, late a leading Republican Re-
preventative from Ohio, looks very critical !
and the circumstances Of his case appear all
the more aggravated when considered in con
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-01
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