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WHAT IT Cosrs To PRINT NEWSPAPER
The New York Tribune OF Monday appears in
new dress. Alter giving a statement of its
circulation, &c.,-amounting in the aggregate
to 2ll.750 copies-it says:
Our aggregate consumption Of paper is SIS
reams (44,000 pounds, or twenty cart loads, }
per week. Our average weekly expenses
have gradually risen from S525 to 81 500; we
pay $4,000 per year to editors, correspond
.nts and reporters; $4,000 per year for labor
in the departments Of printing; nearly Sl6,-
900 in that OF mailing; average about Sl3, 900
for telegraphing; employ one hundred and
eighty persons, besides carriers, carmen. &c
We have used, during the past year. 63.04s
pound OF ink. costing over So. 5000; have. dur
ing that period, employed 2,S40 pounds Of
glue, and II barrels OF the best refined cane
syrup ia the manufacture OF thcrollers where
by the ink Is applied. The steam power
presses aud other machinery used in the rapid
projection OF our issues have cost as over
$4,000, and We pay about $4,000 per an
mum for type.
The Tribune is about TO stereotype its week
ly and semi-weekly issues, hoping thereby to
save type and give the paper better appear
ance. - 81
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Es- JNo. MITCHELL, in late article says.
"My own decided opinion is that at the
present moment The South1ners mho are the
mOa e6ectire allies of Mr.. SEWARD and 0e North,
are those s1ho call Menaselpes Maternal Democrats.
Their party at the North is wholly free-soil
party-is as resolutely Northern. for all North
ern purposes as the o5olitionists themselves, but
Infinitely wiser, and therefore more fatal"
Being Democrat himself, and having
supported its candidates, he ought to know
something OF its character and material
What do Democrats who listen with satisfac-
ton to the homilies of Coy. HARRIS on the
nationality" Of the Democracy, think Of
the YeracitY of this Hilness
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The END OF A BAD LIFE.-A gentleman
from Pike county, Illinois, informs us that
VIM. Cbrysup, who was lost by the explo-
sion of the st. Nicholas, was notorious gam
bier, horsethief. and confidence man. So fla
grant had his conduct become in the neigh
borhood where he resided, that vigilance
committee was appointed last fall to watch
him in bis maneuvres. He was caught while
engaged in one of his professional transac-
tsons, and escaped being lynched only by the
intercession of his friends and a promise to
quit the country. He did not leave, howev-
er, until the week of the disaster, when he
took passage on the st. Nicholas for the
South. The last seen of him he was floating
down stream on plank with his wife,
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MANAGEMEST OF Coat FIREs--A great
many persons who attempt 10 burn coal IN =
stove waste about n muchseoai ~ Is neeessa-
~ % be consumed for the obtaining Of all
the heat desirable. Ia making a coal fire,
therefore, al observance Of the following
rules win be Of much service 10 the inexpe-
rieneed- First, put In double handful Of
shaFings, or uss light kinaling- wood instead
Fill the earthen eayify--if the stove has one
-neariy fall OF chunks u dry wood. say four
or six Inches In iength- On the top pat .
dozen iumps q egg coal; light with = paper
from beneath In ten inmates add about
twenty lamps more Of coal. and; - soon as
the wood has burnt cut. Gil the cavity half 10
twe-shlnls with coal The Gre viii Be good
one. The coal viii. by these directions, BE-
eoms thoroughly isnlssd-
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For the
My Peerless Flower.

OIL my heart once cherished lovely dover,
In a sunny garden fair,
And for years inhaled its rich perfume
As il bloomed in the summer air.
And it cheered my soul in its darkest hour
When even hope seemed Ned,
Till a storm arose, and my peerless flower
Meath its wasting breath lay dead.
And many year hath passed since then, &. n
And I've wandered sadly on
And mourned DER the blight OF my early hopes,
And wept for my sweet flower gone,
And this world is dreary place TO me,
Vet know in afadeless bower,
Above the skies, shall meet once more
With my own sweet, peerless flower.
NAsHvnIk, Tenn.
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S1-H Hon. W. l.. McCoSXIco, Of franklin,
was nominated at Columbia, on Monday, as
the Opposition candidate for Representative
from The counties of Maury, Williamson and
Lewis, In the next General Assembly. He
is one Of the ablest and most popular men in
the District, aud will, we imagine, carry the
District with ease. Whoever his competitor
may be, he will have an uphill road to tray-
ell all the way through. Mr.. McCoNNIco was
in the State Senate at the last session, when
he acquired deserved distinction as legi.-
lator and well-informed politician.
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SHAKESPEARE-s
Legal Requirements Considered.
BIZ JOIN, LORD cAxrRKII, lid, F.RsR
In a Letter 10 J. Payne C0Elier, Esq, r. S. A.
/ vol limo Cloth

whether shah espeare was a clerk in Attorneys
ONCE at StrafoTd before he joined tie players in
London or, in other words, whether the author OF
Macbeth and Hamlet and King Lear, was emrloycd
some years in engrossing deeds. serving wrts. and
making out bills of costs-is a question Vhieh has
oeen keeniy sgated Of late years among the restless
fraternity Of Shakespeare seholars-one Of the most
lndeiatgabie of whom, Mr.. Payne Collier. knowing
LORD Campbell to be enthusiastic adnlrer Of the
Master Dramatist, as well as one Of the most emil
nent British Juris,s Psrenorily demanded his orac
Mar opinion.
Accordingly, we have here the results or an agro.-
able literary diversion with which the author az The
Lives OF the Chanceilors, /" and the Lives nj ,l
Chlei Justices reereaied himself during long ,,o.
cation and drove from his refreshed mind ALI -
some recsllections Of the vrangngs of wes,mins,.-
Hail. And as might be supposed the volume is-,s
pleasant as the process by which il was made-lita
THAT also, frequently amusing it is instructive
Lord Campbell hopes for kindly critics who NAV
think il right to c"untenanee any effort to bring abort
a fusion Of q Law and Literature which like ~ ,
and Equity" have too long been kept apart.
Students OF Shakespeaie and students OF The H.
VIII geniaiy join interests over this book
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ASEcDoiE OF Az Ex-PREsmESr. When
Nj lid F-llm-se was praeticing law in
The buffalo courts. he was pretty formidable
antagonist, even la that city OF bars aud
benches. Ga one occasion. witty lawyer by
The name of Talcoti was his opponent. and
the latter, wishing 20 show 20 the jury bow
strongly the rival case was fortified, made use
OF phrase which be presumed would come
bone 70 their feelings. mot Only" be said
have my clients rights been invaded. bat
also, In ordrr 10 sustain that inroad, you had
arrsyed against him the best talent in the
county, may Say, dls rigid bOsau Of the pro-
fession.n
what does the geniieman on the opposite
side mean by the right bowers'" said Mr.. r.,
who had never played game of a.eArs 10 his
Why" said Taleotl, with a sly wink at the
Jury, thought every body knew what thai
ineant-ihe biggest knaye Ia the pack -
tCozsen's Wins PTesA
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DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

WFIx{e<. DR. KING formerly Of New York for
kkE4HAssS the last four years % Louisville Ken
tney aud Who has devoted hs attention % the treat
mebt 81 private diseases for over 30 years Hatsers
himself, having attended % n practice for 80 many
years, and cured 80 many thousands he Is enabled 70
care all diseases q private nature matter bos
bad they may be frcln snJodoious meaal trestsnent
or trosn neglect ~ their Dr. Kings Hspenssry
V No = beaaerck street, between Gerry and ne
SQUARE second story where he al diseases %
private nature.
eoS''EsaEa cured ~thoui Baaseious medicine or In
reference with business.
SfEitTrEEs 81 ola OF r-centdafe eHeetusIiy cured in
few days, BY an operative Which causes no rain
Where stricfure e1isss h-alth cannot BE eutoxed
PERHAPS no disease causes hief and untr
Eain~s The constifutisu mech
syFsHtfs, Nnh all the diseases q the III Fronsss
cat Of sesiecs bad treAtneat, ean Be eIsetaaffs
cured IL q fee dayE-
sENSkf WEAKxEzs-fRTticuiarztie atson vins b.en
gixcE tAis DISEASE and All he crasuauenecs rros
Tag 0sA a a, broaght - Gases 81 the a.
structye HABITS - inScusaieFsle lcaths ana excs.
sive iaduEsAee - he Issa aeSect q nhirh : al
snderinne Tie llalss1 .frns--nz te sufiet IA a
for baitEe=s - pocets and ezss preaafure ols sre
temsez sho may be i4toEtsE sith sny diaLraitF a
tFe Wianh may ress assured I'll sslf.ssaiste rrl,.f
feEspas residing aorkad. b. wEainx aad Itasine
tarr saeF = IA lee eDelose1. rectea H. A. klnE,
Ne = IN4derick street, Nashville, fsaa-. via have
The neeezsFy 8ee1clnese1t - their ea4ress 9Th
ee@saxf dsreeftsus- rtrict ascrecy eb<eFxcd. 01ee
hsafsirea cleek n Ne ulsrnnE untii n The
ei1s u1zFef-nnaksiy
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Misfellaneons.
TENNESSEE SPRING FAIR.

TIVE third Annual Spring Exhibition Of the navid-
IL son County Agricnltur,l and Mechan meal Associ-
alton viii open st Nashville Tuesday May 18th and
continue four days. The society confidently expect
greatly increased interest and attraction at this Fair
over any similar OCCASION in the eXhibnoh OF agri-
cultural lmplem' hts and machinery, and the num-
Der and quality of stock much OF which will be Of
fersd for sale We cordially invite the cooperation
OF an observing public, alive 90 their own interests
and specially interested in Advancing the great cause
sought to be promoted b. this enterprise. Tickets
of membership admitting the holder the privileges
OF the grounds during the Fair, and a Won in the
societys meetings for the present year, and family
tickets allowing fsmilies % the grounds and
the holder 10 privileges above, MAJ be had the
Treasurer or Robt. l. SIX ESQ., his Office the city
the former at 81 aid the latter at So Programmes
IN pamphlct form containing the Premium LIST
Rules, Regulations, &c, can be had by applying al
the Homestead OH opposite the sewanee House.
Persons wishing n rent the privilege Of furnishing
refreshments on the grounds during the Fair, wiH
please apply 10 Thomas B. johnson Treasurer.
mayo ROBERT G. FOSTER an Pres
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SIMPLE MODE FOR AscERrA1NrSG INTEREST.

SIMPLE MODE FOR AsCERTAINING INTEREST.
"A new mode OF computing interest on any
number OF dollars, at six per cent, which APP
pears simple. Multiply any given number
of dollars by the number of days of interest
desired, separate the right hand figure, and
dividing by six the result is the true interest
of such sum for such number of days at six
per cent. This rule is so simple and so true,
according to all business usage, that every
banker, broker, merchant, or clerk should
post it up for reference and use. There be-
ing no such thing as a fraction in it. there is
scarcely any liability to error or mistake
By no other arithmetical process can the de-
sired information be obtained with SO few
figures.
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@-Tbe following is special despatch
from New York to the Cincinnati CONNER


from New York to the Cincinnati CONNER
ciaL:
Nathan Maroney, of Alabama, was arrest
ed in this city last evening, he was step
ping ashore from the Amboy boat from Phila-
delphia- He was the agent of the Adams
Express Co., at Montgomery, Ala, at the
time the package of $40. 900 was stolen, and
also when the $4,000 package was abstract
ed He was arrested on the charge of hav-
ing stolen these amounts, and gave bail in
the sum of $4,000 for his appearance at the
June term of the Montgomery Court.
Subsequent movements of Maroney led the
police to believe he was making his way to
Europe. He was tracked to this city by a de-
tective. and arrested last night, Mr.. Sanford,
of the Adams Express Co.. confronting him
and demanding the $4,000. Maroney was
taken before Judge Nelson. aud held to bail
in the large sum of $4,000. in default of
which he was given in custody. His wife
was with him at the time of arrest.
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es- We learn that Col. HArroS was at
MurfreeSsoFo on Monday and made speech.
When he bad concluded, Col. Ready replied
to him al some length. and HArroS rejoined.
HATroN's speeh was elegant and forcible.
and tie iirst made no reference 10 Col. READY.
We have not heard the particulars except
that the friends OF HArros were highly de-
lighted with the manner in which The discus
sion ended.
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~ChjldreN'S Pauacca

Prepared by TIE Grsefenburg Company.
The true worth of this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine, never be set forth in words, but
be felt and appreciated by mothers, whose children
have been snatched from death by its use.
The celebrated DR.. Williams who has devoted
life to study has analy this remedy and says the
Grafenberg Childrenis Panaeea, is pounded with
especial reference to the immature state of the
nerves. blood vessels glands and bones of the chlds
body. Should mother neglect TO provide herself
with this invaluable remedy, she may chance to be-
hold death claim her children and have no one to
blame but herself II rs a certain for all dis
Of childhood, and receives as it deserves uni
versa appreciation. I r Martin, of South Carolina
says Ii is the best general medicine for infants
that ever saw" DR.. Watts, of New York. writes
@ In all diseases caused by teethrg it certain
remedy" DR.. Colson, of Indiana, says - In cases
of Group have used it with marked success also in
Measles fevers from teething diarrhea, pains the
stomach, bowels, &c. ] should be guilty of great
neglect did not recommend il in the highest terms'
RS- Fifty cents per bottle with full direc tiens
ALEX. MACKENZIE
mayo Agent Graf Co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E. r. GlascOck & Co.

E. r. GlaScOck & Co.
> Houses and Lots South Of Broad ST., on n Oh ST
y do do College H;
store house do dwelling attached.
20 acres on illatn pike, ? miles out:
4 lots on Market street College Hin:
so on the Lebanon pike;
lots in HaTdin's addition;
los acres on Indi-n creek; County,
3 story business House on Broad street;
! lot an Carroll street:
l6 acres on Browns creek;
1900 do with gid Saw Mil on Marrow fue;
! lot On Market street
house and lot ca North Cherry street.
1900 acres Winchester, CofIee county:
10 lots MurfreesbsFo' pike 2ss riesout:
81 acres corner Of jefferson street wcI improved:
100 feet on HArdia's pike, improved;
100 do Bell addition;
~ acres Broad street, extended. sell improved;
/ fine residence on North College street. No. il2.
hoase and lot ca summer street. South q Ash,
do 60 Mc6ayock street, West Nasty lie !;
s70 acres on Paradise HI, 10 miles cot;
BRICK Store house. Whites eFrck pike, EdseaeId;
. lots corner q coIlege and Dcnambrsre streets
F.. do kSo- 80, between Bread And Demumbrane.
= ofloi No. les. West Nashville;
houses and lots DcmambFane street West
az x feet on summer. between Chareh and Union:
O. sSres "a BTtck chnreh pike, ~ Hiies cut
three story briok business house on Coliege q /.
beautiful Tesidesce GA The eaEseE Of saHHasr ARa
Mulberry streets;
house EHd - North CaiieEr 81, No. lo2;
- acres on MIii Greek . m1es cut.
20 do Whites Greek. miles cut.
10 40 weea Izbd. aa3oHing the Absve:
so do aalsniEg Maple Weed CO he West.
leo feet On Calif street. extended.
loo or 90 acres North q he city, "a nIisseus;
ISS do 90 % Is nlsses cat.
la lots Tnilex fxoEn esfy - tienphls.
Narfos1s lists Ia Hest Nashville;
HAT extraordinary S4tzF EoNeF Daek Rivers
kEqNn - che I'D stsne FsFts 81
Z s<FerAilsss 70 kstng aaditon.
10 = acres ca fsail4tfa fake. nziies out.
DO s1tie Frankie plke, 10 yards beg cad
me arsl tozI gale.
hoasr aEa "a, Netth kAtksf street,
i3e acres n kahertzoA eoasify, wed iasprofed. y
niis west q TIE HossksnsE ale raad.
100 feet eB Hua4Afese "a, soaih Nashville, Nc.
eGand 81.
saS fees S1nszaer. hostrm chareh ana nraz1.
- feet 81 Bsnad 81 ssileaiag shsisy hsasrAl Ger
i=Ee.
ioss 81 as~ Er.Hklsn Psks. Al he meutk q R.ll-
EezG Iuunsi,
Several iats e .ss's and Rosssss' Aasltsa, E4gs-
Heltt
hsass sd =: eernss q HoesOn and Father.
hoass ase - 60 Nsls=eres hesusea cAurch
ssys-n L n eLAsuucK 90.
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WHEeE IGNORANCE Is Bliss 'rIs FoILY TO
BE WisE-ln a church mot quite hundred
miles rom Is ui,,) a person entered . pew,
anu, osivitag be 1ad good seat, anfoitu-
natsly sif down upon the dress Of a lady mho
hap.tf 10 be rather highly crinolined; In
an q = &c r'Te to bis feet and begged the
Lao, ssi- in three words: aYere pardon.
Hsrns . { I'm Jesr'd Tee broken yossr x4krella. D
M 3 ~ ag.' said The LADY, Llashing.
- La<zas4 81 sas PS<ss. -
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HOlloway's Ointment and Pills.
After all other applications fall Holloway IS Ointment
is guaranteed TO heal liberated leg any running
sore without pain danger. In dyspepsia the Pill
positive specific. mayl0-lw
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RefrigeratOrs and lee Cream FrerZrrS

RefrigeratOrS and lee Cream FreezerS.
7 HAVE on hand and for sale at lowest prices
l. 12MCDONALD'S LOUISVILLE REFRiGF RATORS,
so assorted sizes OF Massey's Ice Cream Freezers,
which have the reputation Of being the freezers
now in use, usually making Ice Cream in 5 minutes.
Ice picks and mallets silver plated and tin Julep
Cups and Cobler strainers.
PLATED CASToRS, &c.
so Of best quality silver plated white metal Cas-
tors, together with some very pretty and ring fine
breakfast casters which will be sold low
CHAMBER TOILETwARE
Imitation Oak toetware-very handsome.
- and Rosewood.
Green, white, buzz aud other colors.
Children's Bathing Tubs.
Hat 4 Siz Bath Tubs. T..
Bath tubs made 10 order. J. W. WILSON
House Furnishing Store, II College 81
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o. IN MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID.
SpOO An Agent wanted in every town and coun-
~ IN the United States TO engage in a respectable
and easy business, by which the above profits
may be certainly realized. For further particulars
address, DR., J. HENRY WARNER, CORNER or
RAOAfiWAl AND 18TH STREETS, NEW YORK CITY
enclosing one Postage Stamp.
apr3-fAW3m
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MO. MOTHERS AND NFANTS, NURSES AND MIR
SINGS Translated from the French. Iy.L
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A couHrRY nrsrDENcr ron sAIY.

II shit zaeseriber wtshss ~ sesl he p1.Ss "a a
tas t.@lt1tsa Tsc1Taks Roaa, TO niies LII
ffesn ss4s1 vie, ta.s sie ne 2Fst Iui Ea7e. 1tt-<
rentalnies searly Mae Acre - lEnd, sth
improvements kc about h4if sis4fe1 zna b. ell
uyatka, the t4tance wsfs IN bsFed, snd ntusd sun
any p'rson aosnE bgslaess ia TIE cry. ~ f1rthef
particulars en4ulfe Al - College ssFeetF % is fFss
$50 Rua=esztpa zixen insnasd1steiy. FL
spsas-ia J. MLLlRoS.
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Sick Babies Wanted.

TNHE numerous deaths among young children
- show that the powerful medicine usually pres
cribed for them suited Tor their weakly cOndi
ton The best Febrifage in the world for children
from one day TO i've years old is the
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THE
Laws and Practice
w II / s 7
By CGLEBS.
! VOL, square. 6ntIeavrs

'''-' square CIT eavrs.
"This little Manual OF the Law and rr,,,.. -,
WHIST has been got mp under the auspices or m. =
nous Portland Club, London, ana ha generally ~
accepted as law upon the Game OF Whist y2s,ro,,
advertiser. o"
This book is the standard authority of Fog,.,d
where do, les once popular treatise has eult.,.,
It's usefulness. '--bosfoa DGiIy Advertiser.
This is love OF a little book, dressed in h,ro an,
gold and IL tells al about the intellectual :,
" INST, and should be in the hands of every W-,s.,
player ''-EasteTr Ayyus
BEN. sVLVESTER'S WORLDLY the Autbo, ., .s,,..
Heir Of Redelyne." vol lsmo.
from ne Troy Times.
inns is Charming story, from the men n, a.. 49,,
'hor oil The Heir Of Rcdoly ne' The book - -
anty aud naturally written, in that pr.r,,,a -,
romantic style which never fails TO interes, IT,.
whose benefit and instruction ii is designed
JUST RECEIVED BP
W.T. KERRY & CO.. PubI,c so
may7-u HuAFe.
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THE LIFE or NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS ~
b. Jaeger. l vol. ~
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$50 REwARD.

Nj ANY young men are in the habit II Standing In
4sl the yesiibule of the Method Church and on
the pavement at The 81 Cloud Hotel IN order 10 stare
NJ school girfs gong 10 and from CanTch Az the
heah"dist Church an last Sabbath morning among
"tiiers were }. H. Z. and C. o. r.. and at me Hotel
were ~ l. and p ). 7. Now the above $50 re-
ward VIII be given Tor each Of the otei their names
ia toil IN order that the public may know who they
are Apply 20 sEsNFy
May l2-u
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w. r. ID. & co.


q" Charlie Johnston, &c
w. #. ID. s. Co.
IA IE Also, JUSr REcETvED
THE ROMANCE AND IT'S HERO. Bv tho .,,,.-
OF " hagdalen Stafford. - 1'''''
Plan OF THE CREATION, or OTHrR wo,,rs a.,
VINO ihhaoi's them. By Rev. C L. Heouembourr
l vol.
MOTHERS AND INFANTS, NURSES AND MUIR
SINGS Translated from the French. Iy.l
THE LIFE or NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS n
b. Jaeger. vol.
THE SCIENCE AND ART OF CHESS. BY ;. Neural,
b. C. l.
W.T.. BERRY & co., Public soD.r.
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THE SCIENCE AND ART OF CHESS. By. Neural,
b. c. L.
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THE LIFE OF NORTH AMERICAN INSECTs-By
d. JAEGAR, assisted by II. c. Preston, N. D., with
numerous illustrations. New York: HARPER l.
BROrHERs. 1859.
The gentlemen who have undertaken to
display this department of biography, have
presented the public with an interesting
work. 1t will no doubt be accountable.
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w.T.HERRY & co., Public square
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MORE ABOUT JEsUs-By the author OF ''Peep o.
Day." &c. New York: HARPKR BROTHERS
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-06
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

a Geographic despatch from .Colrrn,us, Ga. To
the Charleston -Urrc".M states that the train due
at that place from M,con on the 3lst uI,., ran
Ihto culvert near Columbus that had been
washed out, killing two of the train men and
breaking The jaw Of the engineer.
The train going towards Macon, and havinr =
twenty-ninc persons on board, including the train
men, fell through bridge sixteen miles from Co.
lnmbus. killing seventeen persons. The following
bodies have been recovered: two MISSES Grice. Of
Salem Ala; lady and three children of Tex
as; two unknown ladies' Of Columbus and w
H. Smell. one Of the train hands. There are 9th,
or bodies not yet recovered Among the twelve
saved We're the conductor Of the train, Mr.
Smell; DR.. Philips, Of Alabama S. NJ. Blake
"i New York gentleman from Texas a gentle
man from Alabama; and four others, whose
names were not ascertuined.