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Handsome Residence in EdgeGeId
For Sale,

LARGE and Commodous Dwelling House Woodland
this side Of OAK will be finished by hs LIST Of August,
be fOI sale. 1t contains cellar,
half high under whole fx,ent four rooms, with hail.
twelve and half feet WIDE in the first story, and the
the second. IL has porch in front we'll in the from
end to the ether store kitchen and servants
stable, &c, and large cistern.
The wEc this built fronts hundred feet
Woodland AMI back hundred seventy
sixteen feet alley, and it is hands Omey incOsed
TBRMS-FO houses and lot together, four in cash. and
the balance in two and three years. with interest
July 81. lSj9-lm WASHINGTON BARROW.
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Virginia.

THE FULL OFFICIAL VoTE AT LAsT.-The Ses-
aetary of the Common wealth, Col. Munford, has
nov made Up, with full reliability, to its being
officially correct, the vote for Governor Of Virginia
ct the last election The official report gives.
Lelober H. 29
Goggin a Az
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EVE undersigned have this day associated themselves ogeh
er under the style Of RAINS. BROWN co for the Iur.
Of tansacting general Drug business, and hope,
by the interest Of their to
their predecessors. 7. h. RAINS,
iuly2I-f ARTS BROWN. 81.
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DISSOLUTION.

FSITE cOparnerip heretofore existing between the under
signed this day dissolved ny mutual consent, Dir.
BROE having purchased Of J. W. Brown his
business viii be continued the old stand under the firm
style Of Rains, BROWN & Co, 7. B RAINS.
J. W. BROWN.
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CuOSS-TEES WANTED.

FENHE Nashville and North western Railroad Company wish to
contract for 4O,OGO Cedar CrOss-riess feet
long inches thick heEn face narrowed place not less
than inches timber sOund to be delivered at
the grade line Of the road in Nashville.
The contractors for 10000 white or
Post OAK Ties above, to be delivered
the lire of the road in piles from section IA to section u,
enough each section to supply the same.
Persons FhiDg will direct the President and Drec
tors OF the Nashville North weEtern Rarord Company
Nashville Tenn juiy 2O-d
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WILDWOOD INSTITUTE,

TgNHIs institution viii opened under the favorable
auspices on the second Monday Of September next under
the management Of Prof Gas D. late Professor
Mathematics in Bethel College, RussellviIle, Ky.
1t is the determination OF the Principal OF the Institute
make fully equal the best Barring Schools Students
he Thoroughly prepared College, engaging
practical duties Of life For further information regard
the School, address the PrincIa at Sycamore Nils Tenn.
TERMS.
Board lights, washing &C. per Of 90 weeks, SIS.
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NEW BOOAs.
JUST RECEIVE BY
Il "A q a " & sB0Ea SON.

70. G LTT1y STREET
w. Gilmore SinaIsss, Neyr Work,
THE CAssIQCE OF HAWAII. Colonial Kouanee.
The Romanoe and its Hero,
By the author oi 'sIagIalia Stafford"
New work by Alice Cary,
PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIFE AIos CARR author Of Co
yernook, SC.
The Old Plantation,
AND WHAT I GATHERED THERE IN An AUTUMN
MONTH. By James Hlagsrford, Of Maryland.
New work by 6. p. Il. James, Esq,
THE CAVALIER, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL.
Acadia; OR, A MONTH WITH TIE Blue NOsEs
B. the author Of ''SparrOWgrass Papers"
New Book of Travels, for Boys.
TIE BOYS BOOK OF MODERN TRAvEL AND ADvEN-
TURE. Eanerously Tlusiraisi
A New Book by Mrs. Holmes,
Author Of "TemPest and Sunshine The HOMESTEAD the
hillside"
Paul BIOrphy! Paul HZOrPby!
The Exploits and T'iumphs in EurOpe Of PAUL NORPHT,
TIE CHESS CHAMPION OF TIE WORUs.
Glove We Little, Love We Long,
BY CHAs. RBADE, author Of ''T7hs Lies, a., &c"
TIt for Tat; Reply to bred,
Bya Lady Of New Orleans
The Harp OF a Thousand Striags; Or,
THE "SPIRITs or JUST MEN MADR PERFECT"
The funniest and most Laugh provoking book Pubshsd
The Belle Of Washington.
true stsry OF the AfectNns
Bll OF Mrs. SOutIl yyOrih'5 and Mrs. Hentz,s
MOVES. Besutifuy bound In Cloth Gilt, just reserved
A SsreTt Variety OF Cheap Publications,
NEW Nd OLD just received Literary Depot. No.
UR -" Street HAGAN 4 JOHNSON.
iulyl4
Magazines for August.
~tODET's LADYs BOOK. for August, just received by
M HAaAN a Johnson.
PeteFsOn's Ladies' National maga-
zine,
EUsT RECEIVED, BY
aB HAGAN & JOHNSON, Periodical Agents,
Julyly-uL No Union Street.
A FURTHER SUPPLY OF
CHILDS' SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS,
TBSTAMENTs AND PSALMS, with notes,
TRACTS, TRACT PRIMERS HAND BILLS,
PICTURE REWARD CARDS, &C &c.
Just received by CHARLES W. SMITH.
may29-u No 81 College Street.
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SYNOPS
OF the Presidents Proclamation, No. GAO,
dated the thirtieth Gay OF May, 1850.

OF the Presidents Proclamation, No. 64Os
dated the thirtieIh Gay OF May, 1850.
Public Land sales the State Iowa, held
3 the time and places stated, az follows, viz:
Land Office Fort Dodge, commencing A0Hddy, Ms
tgszfy sia day Of eeber Eet the disposal Pub
lie heretofore UHesyed GOns tOSHsRiIs pats
townships situated in the DoTh part said State
Of Humboldt Wright, kossuth, Bancroft
hontas, PalO Alto. and Emmett.
the Land Office at Sioux City. comnenring Monday,
TIE third Dig Of october Hef the disposal Of the Pubc
heretofore unoeTe situated in the e Pc h
Alto Emmett, Clay Cherokee Buena VISTA Oea,
Ocsoa Sioux Buncnmbe, and Plymouth, thirty townships
and parts OF townships
appropriated by Law for the Of Schools, My and
9th purposes, together with tn swamp overOwed lands
viii be excluded from die sales
will be kept open until the lands all offered,
which accomplished within and longer;
private entry Of Of the lands will permitted until
q r the expiration Of thetEo weeks
Pre- caption required establish
the satisfaction Of the proper Register and Receiver and make
payment for the before the day appointed for
Of the public sales Otherwise heir claim will be FIR
feited. TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofics,
Washiputon CITY, July lS5g. iuly24-ltaE-6w
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retiring from the business respectfully beg leave to tender
my waruest hanzs to friends Tor the kind and
liberal patronage extended by them to the old fm and solicit for
my successors a continuance for the same.
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LesIie's Magazine for August,
Dickens household " Ords, AugErt,
Atlantic Monthly Magazine, &C., &c, &c, fer
August just received By HAGAN & JOHNSON.
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W. =. MASON, cARRIGAE s MASON,
HolJ SpriRgs, Kiss. Memphis, Tsaa.
MA SON s. CO,
COTTON Tons,
AND
~ n w g

283 MAIN STREET (IS THE BRlNKLEY BLooK)
MEMPHIS, TENN ESSEE.
OUR charge for selling Cotton Grain Of every description
Bacon, article OF plautai produce except Tobac
is ga per cent he smOnn for the latter per
cent. will be charged, Consgnments are solicited.
We will fill orders for household plantation supplies
fully and promptly.
Having large Warehouse, centrally located, furnish
storage for articles Of kind for sale FOR shpmen
reasonable terms Insurance Effected. unless advised
the contrary Special attention will be paid the receiving and
orWardng Of Merchandise. may Irwin.
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FOR LADIES,
SUPERI9R BOOTS. SHOES and GAITEF

FOR LADIES,
SUPERI9R BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
At AZ College Street.
Ladies Gleve and French Kid Slippers, with sRd without HEELS
Ladies' do do do Buskins do do do
Ladies' French Lasting Congress and Lace Caters;
Lldis' do Kid do do do
Ladies Bronzd Kid Trimmed Slippers very handsome
Lads White Kid and satin II 'elel Slippers,
Ladies' Glove do Congress DOots:
Ladies' do DO Bpsklns &C &C.,
with great variety Of Shoes for Ladies', Misses and
Children Of superior quality and style, and at extremely
ioV prices. JOHN RAMAGE.
iulyl5
SALE OF VALUABLE HEAL estate.
TbY virtue Of decree Of he Circuit Court Of the United
States Nashville, in the Of Rhett Robson,
Peacock and Others WILL the Goth day Of August
house In Nashville, sell at vendue,
hghess bidder, MI that Of land which the said
resides, yipg about miles from Nashville
the Nolensylis TEr Pike containing by emaOn thirty
81 as 100 poles ard which handsome trick essnce
the usual outhous and ether substantial and persnent
The property S r. sold free from the equity
dmPtjop, The purces will he required 70 give notes
good curly for the purchase money in four equal install
meuts twelve, eighteen and twenty four months
respectively, with interest lien will be retained
n land until the notes paid
JAcOB MoGAvOCK,
julyl3 Clerk, &c of said Court.
i
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ITs remote and causes, with the Vienna Treaties o.
1914 and 5 full By DvsASxE Connisg also two sple
did MaPs-alsO Engrvings OF the principal places IN Italy,
Portraits Of the leading engaged the present great
struggle. 3oosnts. Received by Express By
iuIylG JOHN YORK 4 co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-27

RExEMREs, that know-nOtaingism of to-day is
not a viii. better than know nothingism Of 1855;
and the AN who votes their ticke: in 1859, incurs
the same cdium which attached to such a vote in
IS5h
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Administrators Notice.

AYING qualified administrators the estate Of John
Shelby deceased the undersigned hereby request such
have claims against IT to present them within the time
prescribed by law ard those who indebted it to make
ment with as little delay possible.
WASHINGTON BARROW,
A.Y. S LINDSLEY.
NaShv JuIv -
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Map OF tile seat OF war.

Embracing large Maps Of Eu-Ope, Sardinia, LObsiy
tria aad Italy, containing general statistics Of Empires
kingdoms and ether States Of EuIoPe Received
hy Express BY JOHN YORK co.
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At Lucks' Music Store.
NEW MUSIC.

Maggie Mitchell, Waltz, 50 cents.
Aunt Jemlma's Plaster Comic song) 2j
sSeeer than the breath Of morning, song, 25
star Of my soul so
Sunrise, Schottish, 20
Popping in at pudding time, (Comic) 35
New Music received every and postage free to any
part Of the country receipt OF the marked price
iulyI2 diff
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EXTRA sTAKE..

is proposed run, on FRIDAY November 4t) OF the
regular week Of the approaching Fall Meeting
stake TO rHE PRoFRroRs PLAE sTAEE" with three
year ODDS, 500 s lscptiOe; $50 forfeit with S2uo Piece
Silver added ~ the Popreors provided tive or more start free
Tor all theeyear ODDS that have CO.
Close the ist day OF September 1850 Subscriptions With
security for the forfeit, to be addressed 10
CHARLES STONE, Secretary.
july22-d&tElE,w3m Box tl8 Memphis, Tenn.
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Proclamation.
IsHAMG HARRIS Governor Of thu State Of Tennessee to all
who shall see these Presents, CREATING:
VNTHEREAs ii has made known to that celta
w JAMES SIMMONS is charged with having committed
foul and atrocous the d Of july 1889 tebody
OF franklin Morrison late Of Of McSairy and has
from Justice and now running large Now, therefore, ls
am Harris, aOrea by virtue Of the power and
authority in m vestel, do hereby oder reward OF
Two Humid red and Fifty Dollars.
10 uv pesou or persons may apDrhend the said James
Simmons and deliver the Sheriff Tailor Of county
CT McNar order that justice in that behalf may be had and
executed
() testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
( s. seal Of the State to be affixed at Nash
(~~A vile the 9th Of July, 1853. By the Governor
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
&c Ray, Secretary Of State.
DrsrR PrIoN The said James Simmons is a young
about years feet high weighs about l6O pound
eyes straight light sallow complexion speaks quickly
slightly stanme-s, and plays the fiddle. iySI-J,
Memphis Appeal insert three tHes.
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Harper for August,
HarpeE,S Magazine for August. iust resolved by
BAGAN JOHN 5oS.
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Fire Insurance Agency.

Fire Insurance Agency.
City Fire Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, GSnnecticuss
ASSETS, JULY lst, 1925 SOS o.
Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insurance
COmpRnys Cd Hartford. Ct.
OAfAiAL'.'-.--- So4l Dob 9o
HOLICIES issued Tor these reliable Companies by
A jalyl9tL II. K. & P. P PECK.
Nashville City Mills.
WILL deliver Flour place IN the city EdgeaeId
w (adding Bridge ees, a. the following prices:
WHOLESALE. RErAf.
Extra Family Flour per barrel so Goo
SuperfnS. 200 225
viii sell Ban. Shorts and M5dlngs tbs Mil at current
prices, de7ucting cartaee
VIII also paw the market price for WHEAT and CORN
throughout the year. Leave orders Pest Oc 24 %
Fith s. N. FOLLINGSWORTH.
Terms cash on delivery. No South MaIke So,
jnlyi7-d1
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EEAvING been appointed Trustee Of ABRAS COMFY by dee
June 3d. 1859 and registered that day, r.
quest persons indebted said COnley by NOTE account
otherwise, to come forward and settle tbs same
july2-dIm NOBLE D. ELLIS, Trustee.
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COLD Pens.


John YORK Co, 20. 3 Union Street, Just received
a supply Of the best Coli Pens. juuess
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Sales bp auftiOn

A. NJ MkRwIs. Auctionesz.
DY BANGS, MERWIN < Co., Trade Sac
ID roonls, No. Ia Psrk.row. ......,r.
Dee as and ~ st ~ O'clock.
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, ENGLISH and AhnklcAS
embracing choice variety Of English Books Just receised
London Beautifully embesbed and eles1ny eoand and y
cIuding nunerous works Of an expensse ehasctes y
roushs Antiquities Of Mexico vols eaio lrvass wsr
vols Natural Hisfory Of HewNox 10 vc., DC. Also
sortu,ent Of Juveniiss Presentation Books. kcs
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec %, N o. o'clock
CHOICE BOOKS In variety, consisttns of ssan<
and illustrated works, In fne bndngs Jnyeal
kc and embracing books adapted to the Ho
SATURDAY EVENING, Dee. 81, .. q ccloci,
NEW BOOKS. comprising Holiday Books Jasenilss A.
nnas 70. taco and Iusraed Works IN choice bindinsa
an Of Engrsvings, steTe0scopic Views on f
tnrs &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
90 farmers ano Others.

VNJESTBRO0Ks PATENT BUTTER MILL,
w or FARMERS CHURN-The only cheap and simple
time aboaving Churn ernvened IL makes the best Of
batter OF sweet milk In five minutes leaving the milk per
In c6eapues simplicity and efficiency It challenges the world
Fer Butter Mile al wholesale retail for State County and
Teuitorial Rights or Agencies, call address
ISAAC w. MORRELL No 5S4 Broadway, NJ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Cost ano founo.

4 OST or MISLAID-$500 REWARD.-Fiye
H BONDS Of the Southwest Branch Of the Pacific Railroad
Co. by State Of Missouri numbered respective
ly M s58 99 go 9S and each for lOoo have been lost o,
ndsad bv the subscrber All parties hereby cautioned
against IN snywise dealing in the same spp'os
tion having been made for their reissue.
The above reward win be- paid upon their return 10 the sub
..sy AZ lie Office Of Horace H. Day No. 20 Coulsndtst ~
y' ALEXANDER HAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Boare arb Rooms.

w ROOMS ssd BEDROOM 90 sr'Ts - sw.rsss = -
Bowe and gseo%ss. E.s.Sss. sa s.s'a SUD
Sousss to ket. a
yT,O HOTEL aud B0ARDING-HOUSE kEEp.
l YRs-TO LET-Tbs large House. corner OF brcsdvsy
Bond sonsirn. .sOss any S S, S.. S,ssf J. or large
Hoass no. rented before ih lsth Of Jsug. the
premises vii be Z Y PSSSGr G1HilfGi SC % 81 S1sd-S
T,o LET-No. Is5 Mercer-st., suitable for hight
manufacturing purpose; win be aeredto ssr
no..e-.iou immediaiely Inquire Of d. D. RsEp' NO.
Courtiandtst st., up stairs.
T1O LEASE-The UPPER PART Of the 5-story
white marble BUILDING No. SIS Bro1dwsJi ARgHss'
WILLIAMTAYLOR,N No SIS Broadway, orto JohNiA
No. Sss Broadway.
TJNO LET-OFFICES in the new Building No.
%, Broadvsy coz Ful'ss suitable ,or js.s. ss
Apply on th. premises 20 }. NJ IAoUEs, Room so.L
Real estate for 6als.
A PARAGON HOUSE-FOR SALE, nearly
n new including elegant Fgrnure wanted House three
story with extension n the rear. so1n,as.Ss vsS 81
srd gied including al the naoaern
snss Rideewood wser no. aud cold situated 40 ~.
% Dss''~ S. 'pp''"e T. STEVENSON No. als oour.,
DTTCHEss COUNTY FARM for SALE
~ The Farm the late Col George Van D9dsSe; y & ssDs
sifuafa Hudson River, %
hsy;ny river font OF nearly hall uils. Inquire Of
N s. II Mills. No. le Chambersst
nor SALE-The HOUSE and LOT No 81
Il North also LOT on Ssds also oIy 12qs 10 ~
A. BLOOMFIELD, No. 10 soath-si. ------
EOR sALE-A new. high,stooP, four.story
IN BROWH-STONE HOUSE IN 3sth'st, between an snd
Iaxpronsv House by 50; lot ~ By ss Contains s the
modern improvements For term. inquire on the premises
nor SALE-Cheap for cash, or viii EX-
II CHANGE fer unincnoersd Lots or other Propery three
good TENANT HOUSES well located and well rented paying
% 10 ner cent This is an excellent chance for person de-
ne tenant property Also. frstclsss HOUSE In broohpa
near The ferry. TO Exchange above. 80, =.
hesi VIC ''' BIGGsL sOUTHwICK No 81 Nssssus.
IOWA FARM LAND.-l0O, 600 acres OF tue pes.
FARM LAND well waered and wooded. near railroads and
cita Also co \L LAND. Also large interest N OFT
Dodgs City ssx Cy and Omaha FOR SALE OF to fhADE o'
Pronrty In or near keSYok. s. GOCkCKUFT, no. 10 meT
etsnis ixchanse Watst, where tie owner can be seen
WyATER-P0WERau aud FACTORY tor SAlE.-
w nevering wster Power and Stone Factory % oy
feet four stories with onestoTy bHdn5 adjoining 6y %
feet ali 10 perfect order the Bronx Rve miles from New
Yot Al Tuckahoe Depot the Harem Railroad Inquire oil
ID. uODUMAN, No. 81 Maiden-iane
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Gopartmersbip Notices.

NOTICE.--The COPARTNERSHIP heretst1
~ existing under the nsme Of c. ~; DAVIDSON "a
tween JAMES J. ESSEX and the undersignst IN the bes
ofnsnufacsuring Of and selling Dsvdsons syrnss and l1
son's Breast Pump" 10 Dissolved CHAs- II. DASfDs0si
Chsrestown, Mass, Asg. 20, 1859 j
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Sonse- furnishing Goods.

A CKNOWLEDGED ~ BEST.-F0REMANs
~ Arch Sprzr BED BOTTOMS eel for 81 80 20 81 MAJ
tresses at wholesale prices 0a Iroa seiseai sPfa;' ssd
Mattress cs@plee 90 Nc eO1 !0ne'si cot o. os''aNv
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
90 sporismsn.
Marbinerp.

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE. III
" C0ukTER-TwIsr sPEEDERS, built By Dxafars ~ -
Co., very perfect machine and In good coudfoa a.
Dna Speolers, "a Spindles each; two Creel wuVefs ~
bins ssehy one Sro Drawing Frame doubie and ss s
Two Hand Males sls splndes each one Chass rs.sl & ~.
Gko. II. JONES, Agent. Victory MIfa Ssfs.sss 0s'"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

NIBLOr SALOON.
IN GEORGE CHRIsrY's MINSTRELs.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Dec 90 30 and 81,
Will be produced highly amusing Comedy written
pressy for and played only by GEO. CHRISrY called
MRS. DAYS NEW-YEAR CALLS FOR
1850.
In the Of the piece win be presented New Scene,
painted expressly for this OCCASION representing the Pond la
he Perk and the great skating between Adophus
Hghnyer and Augustus Tuman which Peter takes very
prominen, part and shows his superiority in that graceful
...
GEO CHRIsTY In his original character Of PETER DAY.
Other characters by the Troupe.
Fer particulars Programme.
Door open 81 to commence at y o'clock Tickets
IS cents. .-.... -.
SATURDAY, Dec. 81, last GRAND AFTERNOON PER-
FORMANCE. Doors open at II; to at ~ O'Clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10

THE LAWYER AND THE JuDaE.-The Paulding
Clarion publishes the following story, extracted from
the letter of some Texas correspondent:
Have you heard the anecdote of Heyfron and Judge
Sterling, as good man as ever lived, but who for
years had great contempt for our friend as law
yer Heyfon, and in fact all the lawyers would often
argue with the judge after he had decided point
against him, and sometimes Sterling would listen to
them and even argue with them, and again would
stand upon his dignity and try to keep the lawyers
from bothering him. was in the log cabin court
house when Heyfron rose, book in hand, to have his
usual post argument with the judge upon question
decided contrary to Heyfron's notions of the law.
Judge Sterling (perbaps was or had been on spree)
with gestures and words: sit down, Mr.. Heyfron,
the court cannot and will not hear any argument, the
court has decided you know how to avail your client
OF an error in the judgment Of this court there has
been too much time spent in this case already" etc.
Heyron still rising May it phase (using the brogue
rather emphatic) your honor, l was not going to
make an argument or spake one word upon your
honors decision. But wish to rade few sentences
from the buke hold in my hand, to show your honor
how profoundly aignorant Sir William Blackstone
was of the law in the premises"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10
PASSAGES FROM THE SATURDAY
PRESS.

Louis Napoleon-may bis tribe decreased
Awoke one night from deep dream of Peace,
And saw, within the gas-light of his room,
Making it grim and gloomy like tomb,
A demon writing in hook Of brass;
Imperial Peace bad made l.. N. an ass,
And to the presence in the room be said,
What writest thou?' The demon raised its head,
And with look made of all dire accord
Answered. The names of those that hate the Lord
And is mine one ~ said Louis, Nay, not So"
Replied the demon Louis spoke more low
But cheerily still, and said e pray thee, then,
Write me as one who hates his fellow.men."
The demon wrote and vanished but the next night
Appeared again with great sulphurous light
And showed the names which hate OF God had cursed
When 10! Napoleon's name stood out the first
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10

NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-Ths drygoods-
erie of Mr. John Todd IL and Chares street, sight
see days for in it displayed stock dry goods
costly and agfcent constitute remarkable exhibition
Of the kind and to induce certain husbands and fathers
clutch their nervously and hurry away from the
lshmen to which they know they will have butte
These selfish old fellows don't resct that their money could
not be spent In better than in securing graceful be-
coming attire for wives and daughters whom they should
do not love better than the rascal which they
fte.ting heir sxstsnces The ladies' we'll the
character of NJ Todds store and stock that
large, but only refer them to his advertisement.