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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-13
MICHIGAN ASYLUM ro. TIE INSANE.
OFFICE az TIE TRUSTEES,
X ALAMAZp1, Aug. 2gth, 1889. I,

fiFItE az TIE TRUSTEES, !
kALANAZpo, Aug. 29th, 1889.
n accordance with provision OF the act OF
/ organization The Bb,ld Of Trustees of the
Michigan Asylum for the Insane hereby give
notice of the opening q: the Institution for the
reception of patients.
Circumstance, entirely beyond their control,
have rendered il impossible for them 10 carry
out their original designs Of preparing for the
admission Of both sexes; and for the present,
females only can be received
County Superint,E!.nts Of the Poor, Circuit
Court Commissioner and others DESTROYS o.
securing admission for patients, can procure all
necessary information by addressing DR.. f. II.
Van Deusen, Medical Superintendent.
The limited extent of accommodations will
render previous aPP'i, alton necessary in every
case
l.. II TRASH, President
WIN. BROOKS, Secretary,
j. T. WOODBURY.,
DIR. T. PITCHER,
H. l.. PRATT,
CHAS. COGGESHALL,
2w22G Trustees
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-13

DgEPAREn from prescription OF James Carke
1 VI. T., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen ill.,
invaluable Medicine {, uuiang in the Of all those
nful and dangerous diseases incident 10 th- ema II
constitution.
IL mOderaes all excess removes all distinctions, snd
brings the monthly Per.o! with regularity these
Pills should he used two three weeks previous 10
in-meut they fnr'ity the con-titutiln and lessen the
-uf-riug during labor, enabling tn. mother perform
her :ui.> wij- safety To herself and child
THss4 Pm sia1f NJ y tJ'-H ~ tluIlsS during tn
FYES! T5fEEE fpNTIfS0f Pregnancy. a. tt,g are sur.
' bang u..rIr ta0e Jla any o'ter they az,
at+i.
iu al cas- q N.rv.u. ant SPINAL AGecuCns. pam ia
-l- Back guI Ions H-avness Fat que on y -ht Exer
ton ia the Heart. L"wness OF Spirits, Hys-
ferries, >ck i-ascur, " itr> nj al he painful t>ea>.
0~ca1uri ht dI-uT!ered system, these PHI, viii effect
cr~ rir- ' other means have failed and although a
ppsrr' d. t-. . a.t contain iron. calomel antnony,
OF other mineral
Pal i,rre'ion- accompany erch package Price, in
The Ia j states Iud Cas.a ., pne Dollar.
81, cent for thr DI.r.l --.tt-- and canada
jon ND~F-, date ! & Baldwin = Coz
Rochester. y. y.
L One Dollar -u6 poo '..o stamps enclosed To any
authorized Agent, ~.irnsIr- bottle ntauiu 50 pills
by return mail
For sale by r. THAyEl;, Lansing. l50sl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-13

sD- see advertisement Cf rr. Sanord'S Liver lnyigo
rator snl Family C,thartc Pills, in another column.
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More than loo 900 of disease hig. Ys-ilsd 10
their during the past five years many ~hc have
been pronounced incurabe BY Distinguished PHYSICIANS
A coll weather i row approaching. let ever on-
cleanse their system with few doses these IS.'S No
RANT in diet necessary while u>n Them. su i.-
rections 90 with each box.
IN. Sold by all the dealers throughout the world
LANCE boxes - Cents See Advertiser ants 81 page
fu.i5 'frn 2
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TOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFOREEN-
l. listing between the subscribers. under the
name Of John Thomas X Co., i This day dissOl-
we'd 10y mutual consent.
The unsettled accounts of the late firm will be
iG-tet by y +. " ellrr with whom the books
OF account, uOts and claims Of the same have
been lett, for settlement and collection, and TO
whom all debts due them must De paii.-psted
Lansing August Il, 1889.
JOHN THOMAS,
A +. WELLER,
-2im$ f. Il. MERRlFIELD
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Ar.I o.. l~5>.
Pratt u. j. IE"oi.--D,ar S,r.->uuIc month
or six weeks ago ! received bottle of vour
Hair Restorative aud gave it NV wife. who CON
cluded to Try il ou her hair liule thinking at the
time that II would rcs'or" thr erav hair To its
i-i'al color. hut 70 ir.. aS SILL a- nE ~;upri-e
after ! .eN weeks teal. !, ha- performed that
wonderful tli,c, hy turning an the gray hairs 10
. dark brown at the same tim' t"au'i',ng and
thicl,ennG The hair. STRONGLY recommend the
above Restorative 10 ail persons ~ waa' ct such
g, cl.lfl.,,. ,f fl,tr hair
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Rate. Of Advertising.

One sIu,re IF Jiine 81 for the first insertion, aud
90 cents seh subsequent for AL! peroo
rnher three months
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-13

PERSONS IiFE, and feeling Tie hand Of Time
weighing heavily upon IT, en-, with all IT. attendant lis,
will find in the OF H,cnsnIS German Bt;crS Elixir
that will ns, lie into their veins, re.tnre, IN a
measure the energy AMI a.dor a. more youthful day
build up their shrunkcn forms, aud give health AMI en-
ergy TO their remaining ycar-.
Ask for Ibetianfs GRIMM Btfers, prepared by nr {.
NJ jackson, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia They sold
By druggists and torskeepers in town and village in
the United States, Csnsdas West Indies and South Amer
ca at IS cents per bottle. 2w-2S
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Yankee Notions,
FOREST NURSERY
TVNHlS beautiful Nursery is situated in the city
l. of LANSING,

VNHlS beautiful Nursery is situated in the city
Il of LANSING,
lust South of TIE CeG1r kig-r,
And is UNEQCALLED ~ any stool, of trees
East or West. IL has been raised here. with
especial reference 10 the wants of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties, adapted 10 this climate graft
ci from bearing trees, and i n0Y IN thrifty and
fine condition for transpantiug.
All those DESTROYS of planting orchards, viii
find il to their advantage TO purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead Of from Eastern specuia-
tors with whom they are unacquainted, n the
proprietors
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds Of farm produce at cash pri-
ces in exchange for trees, and give a liberal
credit to responsible purchasers, if desired.
The following is BRET list OF prices:
Apple trees, 10 TO % cents each.
Cherry - - to 80
Plum 80 TO 10
Pear a. 81 cents each.
Strawberries, 81 per loo.
Currants, 81 80 per doz.
Scions, 81 - per 1000.
We have also quantity OF cvcrErceHs and
shrubs.
HARRIS Y PARSONS.
Proprietors.
Lansing, August IS, 1859. 226wS
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CHARLES C,RpEW.

y" lNI T"T| =, -.
Prot - H. Hoaf.-W4h cont i.fcr do
recommend yoW Hair Restorative, rs hi ing the
most cilic1rjau- nttir. J ever ~ar Since using
your Hair Restorative, ur9 hair aud vhiskers,
which were almost Whit, have gradually grown
dark and how feel confident that few more
applications will restore them To their natural
color |, also has relieved me of all dandrufi
and unpleasant itching, so common among per-
sons " % nrrSvira freely
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No MERCURY
NJ AR~ENlCf
NJ PbTA-lii
NJ lppiNEf
NJ SlIFliATE SODA
NJ IRON
NJ MINERAL
~ any Ltna ar nature in ~
IL L. " argnnts,i.
Ufany LInt ~ natufe in Il


"a No n"W>TaI-r PuiT- or fictitious names Every
ger from whom t-a's gwen their names ami
uumh,rs are published ans person can address them
ny mil AMI satisfy themselves ia
\ \ person ia" tres the syrup WI on discover ~
qualities, and rcromu'nt 1t sbiy II only just intro
lrr. n.'s THY , ~ sea siu not r'rrrt ~ cost
On .sue poop, b,t''- I.rs.cr. magical results
,.flf. 4.I.4. D. 4a.r.> 10 f,Htiss.
-f,-rn-tt u-inf. - - Nt-h .usf"n Avenue, Al
hauy.
Re NY ,LAH,S sYfJr, ile g'-at Bod Purifier,
ior ,.,Hl- aul te,er.
is-rRT 'lARE $ slEyF, t.e. y'..i Rood Poriarr,
ier iH~Iep-e.
re- IR1 CIAGH's SlIgrr, f,r any Delicate Female
rs-TRY CLARK ~ShaJ'I' flt -rI..a'a Jtln1ce Sc,
suy blood ai-a
ag-CiAEH SYRUP, IN al. cases ct s"Sual lncsPsc-
~, o-aa.-- Z" the SPINE nnt hiuey- - ulsg'cal.
Iy
rs-CINI.h : ~YRI-P, change tis who's condition IS
the bsoi sul kilt the p'-"n Whi,h feed tie ire #
disease.
Fs-CIAuE'S SYRUP Is aH vs--t,he an' ao u.nersI.
ans nat D. What tli- hnnan b'n'i needle
ac- IAHE'S SYRUP f'r s,r" Tpro7t Is unc.e,'.
Gc-CItEE'~ SYWp o s-ss',. f,. 90 % f-u,.,.s o.
~-cl y. paoy o. ai-r. -u--
rc-CIAEk'S ~YRi-P g. au Roots sud no Minerals
$500 VI Pc gwen ''r any gram louni "a ..
Fs~CIARE.S SViI'P cures any weakness ia Females
oT -. oluipu- 'uiiren, M gicslF.
aJ-CLAEk'- SYRUP -Th.- wonderful preparation j.
working wonders al the Nlr.n. end Tor Liver,
Geueri r.pu u, 4 is perfectly magical Put up ia
quar- hptl.--, aud b. lA- Ne g" drink
re For "a" IA Lansing 10y ]. H. = II. H. Bsriholo-
2l7-lv
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SANFORD'S
LlI ER INVIGORAIOR
NEVER DEBHLETATEs.

Il l. .rNrJUSDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, AND
! hrs become an established fact, Stantar, Mcii-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-13
Take them and Live!
Neglect them and Die. Sc

ina thr "a ica'. Urrrck sugar t"AfTa i' nav" neN!
az been noon te t7ls sore mouth aa' arHug 1r.nts.
A. ave -l,u- ora ers Thrr,forr. l-sr> IA want Il
family ll .a>st taxi, c@ftaiu u ctr, sud usst ~
,u> o. certainly l.A tr a" -irr- t"'~r lii's sfe
me ital- about t.rrn blf ,s-s s.arn - hts "i
c ,rt.rt .sn-rv PANTY E1Nt>. - ttNt- &NsS,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-13
J. 6. KILBY.

Prof. !'p,d.-Ahogt t"o years ago my hair
commenced falling OF and tuning gray; | was
fast becoming ball, aul had tried many RENE
dies to no effect. commenced using your Re-
>toraive in January hs'. \ few applications
fastened my hair firmly. Il began to til up,
grow out, and turned back To its former color,
black At this time it i fully restored to it,
original color, health, and appearance, and |
clrrriully recommend H. u-e to all
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-13
PURIFY THE BLOOD.


ny SPki'SiA.
LIVER tpNrLAiNE
PAINS n lHE liArN ar >IuE-
liNPi.E~ pN fHF FACE
KIDNEY li~fASl
IRlfOlA
fBl~lpfLA,,
.IAT NDiCr
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A DISTRESSING CoUGH SoRE THRoNT CURED -!R. {
JACKSON: short time since attacked with very
threat and h"arsene>, acoomPtued with a
distress NJ and violent cough, which rackci my syS
TEN terribly used various remedies without obtaining
relief and finally purcha.ei two bottles of Ho"iamis
Balsa mic Cordial taking which entirely cured.
We have used it for other members Of family
aud fni that fails We looh upon the very
best medicine in the world. Respectful yours,
pINAH uOBIiS.
Newtown, " j., May l., 1855
Prepared only by Or. C. VI. Jackson, No IS Arch -
Phiadephia and for sale BY druggists aud sorekeeQers
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AID c.IIs aud stlcss q OflIcF goods, 100 numer-
Gus 20 mention.
Ia tke Geat,aen We would merely say that
So are doing name IN the clothing hne, and pro-
pOse to clOrhe a man ali over in 4 shape and style
f-a, H. .bsTv- mont D.. afraid =, fi,v hin, Al,
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C0ryeIi h JeniSOn

4 RE now receiving direct from New York.
Il BOSTON, and Philadelphia, one Of the largest
s,nchs I'll
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TO the World M Large

We say give ~ call and satisfy Yourselves that
there i one store in town where YOU can get the
be-t % goods astonishing lDw prices, "a we are
determined 70 -clI goods cheaper that they were
ever before sold IN This market No grumbling.
or charges made for showing goods.
Store in the Holmes & Wright block. one door
south 81 Burr & Grove
EDRYEF.E. & .yEYfsON.
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THE BEST BARGAEN YET.

Adm'rs of the estate of l.. {. Holly, deed.
Sept. l2,h, 1859. iw229
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al NG-4 ~1
never been
sfauy otL-r
NsfER rs~
SINGLE is
EFFECT a
r.Iu-n used
kU ~ an ru
~4ti-tAc u
Sl,-~..L
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u,lsNEII.'s CONDITION POWDERS.
Read tIsc Pamphlets.
CLARK'S SYRUP.

Ft'iF a,'y real partner =, the h'oni 90 "NS'nec For
l Weakly i"na.c~ a Young tard-en WI" 49, S-r"'u-
loa~ magical livery person kn that 30 his ooi
pure h. must te we'll Nov, al tll- Irf~,se- {" do
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M RS. WIN SLOW,
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For Children TCca!.ing.

nsich greatly facilitates the process Il e-thrg by >oft-
n n gums ,eilc.os a. .uaAmmailon-wj al.sy ALL
AN AMI spA>a2odie Actlvi. and :
SURE To REGULATE tbs rONEIS
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COMMISSIONER. NOtjcc.

y. G.. IsRELL, Sec'y of State. no
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ILleui upon p, rsa;ie> Viii gaat,elyes
ana Hs.a.f u1id Hs4la g. = AIMS.
We have iGt up >,id article for ten wears
ani a, claa .-ncr aud t.llh u, whsr have
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-20
3 .nr,s.ti TaI.M,rr4krx coxxrReu.I-W,

- q.
PADU6Afi TRI-WEEkLY CoMMERcIAL.-We
have received No. Vol. of the PdducdA
Tri- Weekly Commercial. Messrs. RoLLsroN &
LoNG's new paper. 1t is an elegant sheet,
and we would say a well filed one, were it
not for the fact that nine columns of it are
filled with Gov. MAGoFFIs's message. It
cannot be said that any paper is well filled
that contains the message of a Democratic
Governor. But the Commercial is to be one
o. the neatest and most ably conducted pa
pers in Kentucky. With Mr.. LoSG we have
no acquaintance, but we have known Col.
RoLLsroN for several years, and we know
that as an editor, printer and gentleman, he
stands above par, no matter who is in the
market In him the young city of Paducah
has gained liberal, enterprising and valua-
BILE citizen, and by giving his paper heavy
lift, she will do much to promote her pros
perity. More than the usual amount of
space is devoted in the Commercial 10 Tele-
graphic, Congressional and Commercial news.
In politics it is out and out Opposition, and
it will accomplish much for our cause in
Western Kentucky. May its life be long and
prosperous.
The Tri- Weekly Commercial is mailed TO sub
scribers at 81 a. year, the Weekly at So in
advance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-20

The THEATRE.-Last night Mr.. and Mrs.
WALLER commenced their engagement at the
Gaiety in SHAKsPEARE's splendid tragedy of
Macbeth. We were much pleased with Mr..
WALLER, who is an actor of undoubted merit,
though not in proper voice to play up to
the full bent of his abilities Were we to
speak of Mrs. WALLER's Lady Macbeth" as
it deserves to be spoken of, the reader would
believe we had been carried beyond the
bounds of reason by whirlwind of admira-
ton Hear what DR.. SHELTON MACKENZIE
says of her in this character, through the
Philadelphia Press:
How did Mrs. Emma Waller act this tell
ing portion? Here is what Hazett says
of Mrs. SiddOns, In coming on the sleep
walking scene, her eyes were open, but their
sense was shut. She was like a p rson be-
wildered and unconscious of what she did.
Her lips moved involuntary and mechanical;
all her gestures were involuntary aud me-
chanical. She glided on and off the stage
like an apparati0n.' That exactly describes
how Mrs. Emma Waller acted"
This evening Mrs. WALLER will appear as
"Julia," and Mr.. WALLER as Master WALTER
in KNOWLES popular play of The Hunchback.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-20
From washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. - SENATE - The
Senate elected Mr.. Fitzpatrick President pro
TEN.
HoUsE.-Mr. Gilmer in replying to insin-
uations Indignantly denied ali knoyl led ye of
Helpers book.
Nothing of Importance done.
WASHINGTON. Dcc l9.-SgNArE The COM
mittee appointed under Mr.. Mason : resolu-
tion were authorized b. employ a clerk. Mr.
Pugh tried TO call up the resolution that the
committee on Territories inquire into The
expediency of repeating that clause If the
act for the organization OF he territories %
Utah and New Mexico. which rpqaires their
TERRITORIAL laws TO be submitted E.r the an
prevail or rejection Of Congress. Hale said
that The Legislature business eould not pro-
coed before the organization OF the House.
Mr.. Pugh thea on the point OF order defend.
ed the Northern Democracy from fvers.sa's
censures few days ago.
HoCss.--After a sharp discussion bstween
Aessrs. Singleton and Hickman. the liza
ballot vas taken. resulting a. follows: SAer-
man liz; Bocoek IS; Bolelrr 2l; altering
lz-Bocock then withdrew, and on the l2rh
ballot, Sherman received liz; Boteler 90;
Bocock ~; Niles Taylor IL; Phelps l6-the
residae were scattering The 18th ballot
was then takra: Bsteler 81; Taylor Z; Sher-
man ll0-iae rest scattering, necessary 10 a
choice ia.
The House thea adjourned.
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southern Pacific Railroad.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 3D.. Fowlkes. Pre-
sident of the Southern Pacific Railroad, leaves
here for Philadelphia, via. Memphis, to-mor-
row to eousummaie the new organization
which will place the Hon. |. Edgar Thomp-
son Of Philadelphia, rs President. Samuel
Tate Of Memphis, Lald Commissioner. and
V. X. Stevenson of Nashville, General Agent
OF the Company. The stock sales reported
to President FOwlkes by the Agents in the
different States amount To $40 600 which is
to'be applied to the construction of the road.
The company's stock books have been
closed with conditional offers for che whole
Of the unsold stock of the company at par.
Texas Legislation Of favorable character is
anticipated. The prospects Of the company
are highly satisfactory To the New Orleans
Stoc kholders, and il is now regarded by cap
italists as solid reality. President Fow Ike 5
achievements silence the rebuke Of his ogpo-
nents. and elate his friend, who talk of a
grand public dinner in his honor. The new
Organization inspires public confidence.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-20

RIVER NEws.-The river is still rising
with lots OF water on the shoals.
For Paducah.-The glorious little Ella is
the Mail Packet for Paducah to-day at IL
O'Clock. Capt. SIMMs treads her deck as
proudly as a peacock" Long may he
wave"
For St. Louis.-The Hespias, Capt. KERcHI-
VAL. leaves for ST. Louis this evening at
o'clock. A. l.. DAVIS is her agent.
Capt. NEWT. CoRBrrT has gone to Wheel
ing to superintend the completion of his fine
steamer C. E. RilI1ndn. She will be compile
ted about the 18th of January.
Capt. BILLY BOYD is at Louisville superln-
tending the completion of the new New Or
leans Packet james Woods. She will be ready
to take her place as regular packet be-
tween this city and New Orleans about the
first of January.
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Only one change of Cars to st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, or Chicago
GI.I---a


natl, or Chicago
Baggage Checked Through.
All Trans connect closely with ali Passenger
Trains on the OHIO aud Mississippi Railroad aIe wait
indefinitely for o NJ. trains when thew are delay
cd thereby insuring TO passengers reliable connec-
tons at Mitchell TO from ST. Louis or Cine innati
Sc Passengers and Baggage taken 10 and from
any part OF the city and the Cars free of charge.
Both Through Trains connect closely at Greeucas-
tie with the Ierre Haute and Richmond Railroad,
West for Terre Haute and ST. Louis and East for In
dianapois. AT Iafayett with the Toledo X Western
Railway And with the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana 4. X. Toledo and Chlcago an
. all intermediate Stations. Also Michigan City
with the Michigan Central Railroad for Chicago and
ali points West and Northwest Also for Beforehand
all points last.
Sc General Passenger Once, Me- $50 Main street
Louisville, KY, here THROUGH TICKETS and fur
ther Information be obtained.
Trans run by Louisville Time.
f. KICKER ,Sup't
New Albany, Oct. II, 1859 decI7-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-20

SoUTHwoRTH, NANCE 4 CO. This is the
name of new firm just set up in Memphis,
to carry on the business of wholesale mer-
chants and jobbers, aud will deal largely in
fancy and staple dry-goods, clothing, plan
tation goods, etc, etc. Two of the firm,
Messrs. WIN. S. SoUTuwoRTH. and GEo.
YEATMAN, were lately connected with one of the
best houses in this city, that of Messrs. DoUG-
LAS d Co.. and are well known throughout
and perfectly reliable in every respect. The
other two, Merss. W. II. NANCE, and 10. c.
BRADLEY, are from Huntsville. We wish the
new firm, of which Memphis ought to be
proud, the very best success.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-20

THE NEW MEMPHIS DELEGATION.-In our
issue of yesterday morning we announced
the arriving here of Messrs. SMITI and My
MATT, Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff of Shelby
County, having in charge a Memphis delega-
ton of ten for the Long Parliament on the
Ireland Turnpike, mile or so from the
city. We give below the names of the dele
gates, the issues upon which they were re
spectively elected, and the length of time
they have to serve:
Frank Roney Larceny, years.
Robt. Thompson, Larceny, five year.
Jesse d. Little, Larceny. four years.
John Watts, Larceny, two years.
John Glass, Robbery, twelve years.
John Cacey, Larceny, three years.
Jas. Smith alias j. Foote, Larceny seven
years.
Henry Savage Larceny. three years.
Jacob l.. Leach, Larceny, two years.
William Smith, False Pretenses, six years
Memphis is great place-a place. il would
seem, where rascals most do cOngregate. But
let her send them along--Col. JOHNSON can
take better care of her rogues than she can.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-20
Arrival of the Vanderbilt.

New YORK, Dec. l8.-The steamer Wander
bilt from Southampton on Wednesday the
7th inst, has arrived here this evening
she arrived off the Highlands at O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon, but was detained by the
log and low tidr.
Her adv.ces are three days later than those
by the America.
1t had been determined upon that Lord
Cowley will represent England in the Con
gress of the Powers which is to assemble ut
Paris on the 18th of January.
The loss OF the Moorish flrceS in the recent
encounter with the Spanish army, eneamped
before Centa on the 30th of November, was
500 killed and 1900 wounded.
Mr.. Lever Mad offered TO purchase the
steamer Great Eastern in view of dissatiafac-
ton in regard TO The management existing
among the stockholders.
The United States Minister, Mr.. Ward has
returned from Japan.
The japanese Embassy to the United
States is to start on the 22d of February in
the U. S. steamer Powhattan tor Washing
ton.
One hundred and sixty thousand ounces OF
gold dust were en- route for England from
Australia.
A crowd of Jesuits were seeking refuge in
Rome on account of the suppression of their
order in Romagna.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-Breadsluffs generally
continue dull, but are unchanged in prices
LONDON, Dec. 5.-There is a good demand
for money. Consols 974@97s for account.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. p. M.-Cotton--esti-
mated sales 5000 bales at unaltered prices
Breadstufis dull and quiet. Provisions are
dull
LIVERPOOL. Dee. S-By telegraph tO
QueenStown-saies of Cotton to-day, esti-
mated aft 6 500 bales making the sales OF
the past two days IA 900 bales. including
5000 bales to exporters. The market has a
declining tendency. notwithstanding the inn
proved demand. Some circulars say a de-
cline OF Id has been submitted to. Bread
stutfs quiet bat steady. Provisions dull.
LONDON. Dee. S.--By telegraph to Queens,
;own-Consols are quoted AT 97(9974.