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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical Department,

THE REGULAR COURSE OF IN
STRUCTION viii begin the hrst Monday Of November,
1860 and end the ls day of March, 1855 The Museum
Cabinets Library Buildings and appurtenancc still as
perfect and the Old corps of teachers each in his place.
except Prof Buchanan removed by death, and whose place
has been filled by Prof Briggs formerly Professor II Pract
cal Anatomy.
The Anatomical Room opened Monday
October and every facility afforded for the prosecution Of she
cornerstone study.
Fees for the fun Cour-e sic5 60
MartriCuatiOn fec co
GTadutiOn fec 3 %
To Demonstration FOR Practical Anatomy 10 90
For boarding in good houses about s. 60 . week.
For further particulars apply Dean for catalogue
W. K BOWLING NJ D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice
Of Medicines and Dean Of Faculty.
THOMAS r. JENNINGS ". D., Professor of Anatomy
J. BERREN LISDsLET, NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
Medical Jurisprudence.
wM t BRI0es, n D. Professor Of surgical Anatomy and
JOINS NJ WATSON D. Professor Of Obstetrics AMI Diseases
of Women and Children.
F. Eve NJ n. Professor Principles and Practice
Surgery.
7. h. BUcHANAS, NJ. D.. Curator Of Museum.
V. s LINDSEY, VI. H., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
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II is IHE DUTY OF EVERY POOR NAN TO IN
SURE 1i- cottage every moderate man his resi-
l---. every r.h Iuaa his mansion; SO that dependent
o-l ya y lot Dc made to suGsr the unforeseen aslan
Fly Of Fre. The Dwellings should ALL boinsare3.
I, alfy OIL every deo,or insure ior the pfotoc-
oD 81 his soor and il is tee duty Of creditor to &c
thai LIZ l9as IT, and, If be VIII not DO IT, do It himself
Hy.gass u Ii. wiser =ors have pfogoro, that The
business Ehat win not pay for insurance, viii not pay to
follow An Merchants should ja-urc.
A~aa.turers should insure OF course, the special
-- - Of Gro are 100 apparent IN mills aaj nanufactur
ases.a6i.aasaats to need any aggoa; appeals.
Personal Property q sev,ry ln.usbo description, and
every other kind Of desirable Ere Risk taken at as favor
ALE -,s ana rpss rs sa,sty and experience viii permit
C.a z.a presents unsqaasI facilities for granting
ar-cass Insurance upon all property lia. to de.trc
a.a .gFTBE.
Es-y -4- -a,g..& Insure a- Oasa.l u -sb2ss prop
esry saJs jure orfa.an5eaoncc himself his family
gr hf, f---lF rs
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ATTACHMENT
VIZ. Wilson IS. yisholas arl Jonathan r. Paterson.
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT

Vie ILAINI 1T T. UN AFFIDAN II,
says the defendants indebted Co bin and absconds OF
coneeais himself thar the ordinary process Of Law cannot be
served on him, having obtained rnsl attachment against
the the dsfer1lls made sbe before Charles
7. DgnEn Justice Of the Peace for CaPbe county Tenn
and The having been levied re lsendants property
tits o.. red By said J-sce that TIE Genian: appear before
bin h.s ohcs in Campbell county, he lsih o. Eov
bsr iS55 Or g be preceded with ex pgrte L :
eTlsrsd tHaE ths notice b Published Tor four Successive
- o-rIS-z,s CHARLES T. DUNEISs J. P
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?. 6. Price ys Clark allas Virgins and other=.
THE RESPONDENTS. las Y. CLARK

alias James Virgins, and his brother, Henry Virgins
Who Tesids the State Of Missouri charged bill
ordered that publication b made weeks
BrOwnoSs Wig notifying sald respondents appear
fore the ChrnocTy Court Knoxville the third Monday
January then and there make their defense
h the viii Re taken confessed them aud
g. bearing e psrte. A copy ofthe order
Pfb D. A. DEADERICE, c. n.
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Po.isiss IN he Etua Insurance Clnpany will be is
ad promptly, and unler the prescribed rules OF the
Company by application 90
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SHRREEE,S SALE

f virtue Of order OF sale issued from the Circuit
1gl Boun county will expose to public sale to the high
est bidder hand the house In Knox
VILE on Saturday the 9Th Of November 1865 all the right
title claim and demand John Z. TOoe and
certain tract OF land lying the lth Civil District Of Knox
county, adjoining lands OF B. ". Tooe VIM Toole and
others containing $50 acres less Said property will
be sold to satisfy Judgment that James Henry recovered
against John E. Tooe and others IN the Circuit Court of
B0ult county.
OCtII-l;v NJ. D. BEARDEN, sh'6
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F0R SAFE.

fWO "A inch Tyler Water Wheels having Steel Buckets
and drawing 30 inches Of also about 500 pounds
Of Grist Mil GEARING, ~
Tor further particulars sppy 10 W. W. Woodruff Hardware
Merchant Cay street. Knoxville Tennessee by letter
A. BUFFAT.
octiS-4tF Knoxville, Tenn.
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300 REWARD.

PROvosT IABsHALs CTFl--.
SVeetwatar, Tenn, Aug. 3, So.
FNHE undersigned VIII pay hundred dollars reward III
ibe apprehension and delivery Office one wa Nam
Honeycut, formerly Lieutenant Of The 18Th Iennce IVA
az, who i charged with conspiracy, robbery. Sc.
Win also pay $50 fifty dollars reward the apprehension
and delivery Of Samuel Pananar private CO. g. 18Th
Tennessee Cavalry These persons escape from the
military prison, the night Of July 3lzt now sup
posed 10 Be- in the vicinity Of Knoxville, Tenn.
Greenevlle and JonesborouEh TSPgrs will plasza copy
G. +. BA RSEs.
sUg30-tf Major and Provost Marshal
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
HNO THE HREDITORS OE THE I

TATE Of Samuel P Henderson, dec d. Having sugges-
insolvency ead Clerk Of the County
Court Of McMnn county hereby notified TO file your
claims duly authenticated against said with said Clerk
before Cd day Of April 1896 You will be barred
your pro CLEVER {. HENDERSON,
est57-3tpf $50 Administrator.
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Attachment.

Lewis Harmon vs. S. J. Barnard
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
having sued attachment sgains the deSndant for
the hundred and foryeght dollars and eleven
cents which attachment levied Of land IL
CSre county belonging the defendant and upon
of the the proceedings postponed BY for ak
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NETISIC.

he undersigned thankful for past fsyors respscfully
L forms the public she prepared give lessons on the
ta at her old rooms the residence of Mr. j. T. Cooper
Asylum street Cay where she DO found any time
Those wishing favor her with their patronage can enter
any time during the course.
uctll-2r WTrES
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John Har.nalt vs.. G. ". Moore.
this cause it appearing from the AFFIDAVIT Of palntln that
the fnsut 50 the ordinary process Of iaT
cannot pom him, ald having obtained an Original
attachment gain. - Of h leB-a1t, ami the sall
having BEE levied property Il IS ordered that pubca
ton ma for weeks ID BrU-nlov7 Wing,
notifying said defendant appear before At my house. in
thc 18Th 5v Drc. Of Hawkins county the 2lday Of De-
csnbr 1866 aad defend sui the viii r. T
bearing and if.l-r1anr Taa}e final a. 20 him.
rrtTs.ftnfr TEOS. C. MILLER J. r.
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CHANCBRY CoURT-MARYvILLE.
October Rules 1866.
In Stone and others, vs. H. 7. Cox, James 5 Bcnham

October Rules 1865
john Stone and others rs. II. T. Cox James ;. Bcnham
ard others.
appearing the allegations Of the bill in this
that II. T. Cox Benjamin F. Bonham Marcus BOnhaBl,
Burress bOnhan AMI the heirs Of BOnham deceased
all Of whom unknown, Martin Bonha the heirs az
Reteoca b. 1arue d. whose BENJAMIN
b Bonan, Sarah James VIM James aud Baxter NJ Bonham
publication be made four successive weeks i'm Bruplo
Mhig notifying said non-rcsidcnts appear
OF the said court 20 held in Aayve he fourth Monday
December next then and there plead answer demur
this tl the VIII b. taken confessed and
hearing ex FaTto ss 70 them. W G. PICKENS o. NJ.
pr BY L. WEAR p. C. = "
Maii.sa l. Harsg. By her next friend ". H. GHlespy,
re John e. Ig1.e. William 4. Walker Alm'r-or sam
aei Prlz, deceased. C. r. Gil-espy. James Henry and
W. Blunt Her sell
EHBgI tie an cations in ,bia L-I sp4-ars J,ha z
To0- and ". Blunt UartscH non-rcsidentS Of the
state ut Tennessee, absCOCd conceal themselves that
the ordinary process cannot served upon order
Bowulow Wing, notifying them appear She
Of The said Be held Nsryvs the fourth Mon
DAY Oh December next then and there plead de-
muir 20 said Dill o. the viii Re taken for confessed and
for bearing eNp7--a rs to them.
v. L. PICKESs. e. xM
T By l. WEAR. =. G. 3 ".
james Henry W. stnue; Ghosuiy jesse q. Wallace.
Thomas y. Pope John II. Boyle, D. C. Ghormly,
Abraham Cr4Tder and William Took.
Gppcsng from the allegations or the bal in this cause
thar D. C. Gh0riy, Abraham n. Crovder and Wlsm J.
IooA are ucn-idents Of o State OF Tennesc It is order
60 Il FGoph e TaI- Tor successive weeks IN Brovnlows
MA n2t ING sl n1l-r1ents TO appear at the next term
Of orr said o. hell Maryv!- fourth Mon
day OK December then AMI there plead answer, Dc
ur or the viii lie taken confessed aud for hear
ing ~ parte a. 70 them W. c. PICKESS, c. NJ,
octll-it nj Ev L. WEAR D. G. & 81.
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ATTACHMENT.
ATTACHMENT.

Ellu.l Houston IS. 3. J. and y y EIsH'
TTyHE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS TIE Ok
PENDANTS are indebted 70 her h the sum o. Stt1ie
VIth Interest March ID lS and the sad = FE3 -
atzcoads The ordinary process cannot pe e -
q Pugh his security, has about 70 ie4se lef P~e pa
known to her, and having obtained an orinAi Is
oa before Emmett Jatceo OF TIE eace tor
Hawkins county and the SANE having been esd onhei pro-
~ I, e ORDERED by said Justice that the ssndaufs appear
MORA Lin Il hs odcs IN the II Civil Dsc- Of Blount
t. Tsnnsssee On The I2ih day q APrs ls3 o. i WI b
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KNOXVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE FALL SESSION OF THIS WELL

known and popular Institution will Tuesday
September 9Th, 1865 and close the second Thursday in
January
The entire property has been neatly rshttet and nothing
will b. Ommed that will make the school profitable and
pleasant every y0unE lady thi may attend.
Our during the past session. havnE enrolled lJe
pills. hiss far exceeded fOudest hopes.
thorough and accomplished corps Of teachers for both the
Literary and Musical departments have been already
ployed.
Board in good families had reasonable terms,
o. Tuition for half session Invariably IN cGrGHce
NJ Teachers in Music and Drawing, Professors Hacker and
Knabe.
For information circular, address
JOHN +. SFLNC l., PRINCIPAL.
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crSsr-.g. vocr. BUTTER, DRIED FRUIT FUB SKIN
&c
ATTACHMENT

OAK facilities dong business are sC a 10 warrant ldlcA
sales and prompt AT orders viii hsye 9uE prompt
attrr-ig0- l--s-5al WILSON, Burns ( co
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John and Gr-ss-g A.h rs. John 3. Byru.1. deceased
IN THIS FATSE ONE of THE

IN THIS CAUSE, ONE OF THE
plaintiffs, J- Ash, Las made AFFIDAVIT AMI given bond a.
required by in -Clca- eases, and 5a ale Of tho de-
fendant levied Jl and the papers returned before Ihos G.
Miller. Jug-e the P=sc3 Hawkins County Il Is Or
deredhat notice -vlIuVon the Administrator " perso
nal representative aid John Byuu, by plblcat ion
Br0wnl3Vs Nhis weeks notifying him
10 appear trs said uce, his house in the 18th Civil
Dizricl Of Hawkins ccuuty Saturday the q day Of De-
cenber, I5 and make defense o. h- VIII be taken lul
conf.s=ai and preceded "tth - parta-
- oefIs-itpT5 TH0.. C.. MILLER, J. P.
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st. Louis and J0hns0nYiIIe
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
Running in olnnactisa with the
Nashville and Northwestern, Nashville and
Chattanooga, and Tennessee and
Alabama Railroads.

FIRST CLASS PASSENGER STEAM
N Err leaves Johnsonvile for s. LoE Cara ard Pa5G-
cab every day on the arrival Of the cars connecting PaE
cah with the Cincinnati Packets, Cairo with tho Illinois
Central Railroad Memphis Packet Company and Alu-
tic and Mississippi Steamship Company. and a. So, L.Gl5 @
all the Railroads and Upper MISSISSIPPI Boats oct4a-
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Solomon GOOD VS.. Vim. Il. Conner.

THE RESPONDENT, BEING 4 NON
Resident % Tennessee, and Ascending debtor ss
ated in the seESa b II ordered that publication be-
made for ur successive weeks in Brownlows Wbg notify
Ed respondent appear before the Cbsucery Court
v the third Monday Of January then and there
rake bis defense the b the viii be taken for
fsssed, and Og hearing parte copy order.
u g .. A. DEAbERICB, c. & n.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE
QUARTIRsAsrERs OFFICE, Z. s. MILITARY Il. r..
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 2Sth. IstT.
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By the Provisional Govarnor of the
State of South Carolina.
4 Pr OC / 4 II TION

SE7 HEREtS His Excellency Prcsid eut
w Johnson has issued his proc.am,.
tion, appointing me (Henjamin I. Perry
Provisional Coy vcruor in and for the State
Of south Carolina. with power to prescribe
such rules and regn si4as as may be ne
ccssarv and proper for contcning Il Con-
ventlon of the State, composed OF dole
gates to be chosen by that portion of t..
people of said State who are loval to the
unitcl states, for the purpose of altering
ol amending the Constellation thereof; and
with authority TO exercise within The
limits of the State all the powers neces
sary and proper to enable such loyal peo-
pie To restore said State TO lis cous.ltu-
tioaal relations to the Federal Govern.
sent. am! TO present such Republican
iorra of State Government as VIII rntitle
the state I" the guarantee Of the United
states thei efor, and lis people to protec-.
ton BY the United Stat IS against Invasion,
insurrec!ion and domestic violence:
Now. therefore, in obsd;enee to the pro-
canlation of his ExceiIcncy Andrew J,eln.
son. President Of the United States, |.
BENJAMlN +. PERRY. Provisional Go
veraor Of tie State Of South Carol!ua, for
ihe purpose Of organizing Provisional
Government in Sonth Carolina, reforming
tAe ot-te Constitution aaG restoring civil
authority in said .osdtn. under. u . Ceast:.
;a;.oa a.!d laws .. .ue CA:ied States, DO
..t...@y proclaim zad declare that all civ:l
e..:cefs IL South Carolina, who wee =
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DEYING PEACHES --p.aches this
year are abundant. Where they can
no. at malGriiy, be conveniently sent
to a gooi market, 1t will pay We'll to
dry lhy'n III large quantities. In
Northern cities they are always scarce
and in great demand, and ii shipped
tnlther, will ling back the money, of
which We are suffering the want.
Peeled fruit i ways sells best bat at
not eaonsh sdeance generally, to
compensate for the extra tro,,bls II
the down Is thoroughly washed off
and the unpecl"d fruit is then cnt np
and cure l.!criv, selecting it when
fully ripe but cot mellow, protecting it
while DRYING from wet, dnst, aid
insects, and las when Int up a clean.
fright appearance, j: viii bring a good
rrlcc. The ..,hrr Favored tie peaches
selected, TIC better WI be tht; drje,.
truir> tut the mcanest so:. peaches, il.
nice y cursc. meet with a ready sale.
Let the good housewives OF our lana
take the matter in hand and dry large
quantities instead Of leavin. the crop
10 their husbands for distlllation, TO
ill tie land with more drMkenne~.
The dried fraiS can easily be converted
into money, and will BRING in returo,
sugar, co:Iee, clotblne, ana the'otney
4ecssle.-le> &oJ comforts SO much
needed. Gae taxes and duties mliil
rleyeut naucn nett profit i:s1 c:stilla-
tloa. 4 kiln for drying is easily
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OUr AT FLEows.--It rs very sad to
watch the gradual falling into at ,,he
euowism Of thugs new and bright and
lovely; the gradual decay and ,isipte,
grafton Of what once looked as solid as
graujte, aud as Durable IS the .evel-
lasting hills. Fuf things, rs well as
people. get ou: AT elbows; and time
wears holes in feelings as well as in
velvet and corduroy Love and l.,pe
aud Happiness aud aspiration ali &C
threadbare ard fall into rents as the
months pass on and winter fros,s wihcr
up and hliyht the last of the summer
flowers. IN the youth and Eevdav OF,
onr life our moral elbows are co"er,.l
an inch chick with generous p.dding;
andwe scout as sacreIisieus. the idea
'ha. We shall ever 60 ragged, whatever
happens to our mel Shbor:. 1mpoSSlbic
taat we hnrn'ng fiery hot with poetry
and zeal, shon'i ever calm down .ulo
prose and vlsan fractions that our
i'hl'"ntnropic 1es,@':s for re@1ncrating
'nanhild Sh ,lid sut'>d,- into trailing
on ",,r ne.hbor's ueces>tes--tha, our
rne'lc t!lGh's into the regions of the
beautiful and true should end in the
lcrian sea OF Ike uSetu: aud the en-
!c :ie!t. Io, k 1T the wedding coat,
an 'ic webbing gown, too, for the
'n'.t;er of ii.:.t. bright, new, yiossv,
stainless. intact, DO they not look as If
t". ".'loned for lifetime? as il their
brightness could never fade? their
Sa'>s be never rubbc, away Their
whp.eness never broken? and yet
what IS the truth of that wedding
W; s,!r<,e!
In many cases an out-at, elbow;sm
hetorc the Year j fulfilled; in some
before ,he wedding feast is cold; ia
almost all be,ore lie is cude!;; in ONLY
= gracious few, So frw tlatwc can AL
c2""t upon oar .!m4ers the rarc eNa,n-
PIES known - u. t,:e snluis .:e;.s :. ..,.,
;"a tl.e nap unru;.n,.! to HE last, and
the gloss ana the beauty and the
"holcnes>, the same in the end as was
- the Ieginning- Only few graciou,
Instances Of :he preservation of. the
wedding garment, IS known to any OF
US, but SCORES Of hose in which there
are t4'rcal lhare places, and j irege,!
hoes, and elbows all ABROAD, apd pre-.
mature dl:api 'ation, -tnd.l,i,ter repent
"nce for the special pattern accepted
o'aerS so much more suited. may hs
enduring iryuntion 18th
the 'tit.' Eadurin. iudec J, ottine to
the lies end. And ~hcn e..Dow. d
o"re Sc: ad'it, iro:n the padJin4, aud
close stitching Of the wedd.'-; gar,
mcnt, ! doab' II any amount Of daru-
Ing "nd ii"e drawing can recoverthe,n
before they GET swathed .or everlasting
in the shrou,.
Dickens all tile Year Bound.
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prepared and thereby an article is
secured Of superior qusIlty, indepen-
dent OF the weather.
For family use, dried fruit of all
kir ds is VIII o!esrme and nutritious,
and when the fruit season is over
should be an article Of aiu:os. daily
use.- Cult;rctor. y
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The Macon 2elcgrcph, of the 18Th

1he Macon 1elcgrcph, Of the 18th
inst, says:
Capt. Nunau, Sd Ohio cavalry, com
mander OF the post at Milledgeville,
publishes some very sensible rules for
the guidance of freedmen and Former
masters, in that section, which are to
remain in force until further orders
are received from headquarters. Be
cause they are practical. in the
absence of the controlling power Of
the treedmen's bureau, W. copy them,
as follows:
lst. The former masters of freedmen
mast not allow any vagrancy on their
plantation, all that can work ,uust be
set to work. and if thev fail to. do it
the punishment Will be severe.
81, Freedmen going !rom one plan~
tation to another on visit, Are re-
qulred to have permission from the
proper authorities to so on the pro-
misses where they intend to visit before
they can enter.
Sd, All freedmen in the CITY and
vicinity will Immediately get passes
showing where they belong. and vall
coming to this post on business arc
required to have a pass from their
former masters. otherwise they will be
arrested
"4,h, Freedmen that will use any
d'Srespec,:ul ,angnaye TO their former
masters, ohl thaSe that will not obey
wha: proper orders are given them,
vii! be severely punished.
5A, The practice Of stealing and
killing stock by freedmen has been
Very extensive on the plantations, and
III order than this may be put p step
to immediately, all employees Of freed
men, will have Il daily inspection of
the ireedmen's cabins, and If anything
Is found in them that does not pro-
perry belong to them, it will be reydrt-
Cd at this post for further examination.
9th. a certain class Of citizens In
this city make it a practice of tradiun
with freedmen from the country,
"p'ctL encourages tne freedmen 10
steal and plnnder from his former
master; tie following rule Will be OBJ
served before the purchase is made
hereafter.
.F'h. Freedmen peddlers are required
to have a paper from thcir former
master. showing they have proper
authority TO sell the articles that are
enumerated on the papers, asd al!
freedmen not having the written au-
lhorlty to sell, will be Immediately
arrested by the civil marshal or mill
7ary authority. Any freedman or
white person harboring or feeding
freedmen that run away from their
former masters, will be Immediately
punished by tbe military authority.
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Tbe Union men Of w eakly County,
Tennessee, held a public nesting
denounclng the arrest Of Emerson
Efherldge. and other oatrages, by
o:dcr Of HrownloV, as revolutionary
and !awless.
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The END OF THE WoRLD.-Tris is
what the London Spectator says of
the end OF the world: Almost all
European writer's, whatever their sub
Ject. po'lt IS or society, now tacitlv
assume that the human race IS 10 nro
gress forever, or to state their latent
Idea more strictly, is to advance
Steadily for an indefinite period towards
nobIer life and higher civilization.
lie idea Of = fixed term Of history,
which go greatly Influenced the middle
ages, has utterly disappeared, the semi
religious belief of ca'aciysm to occur
at distant but visible date, though
still entertained, has ceased to be pro-
fessed by anybody tus Dr.. Cumnins,
and does not influence him. The
reverie Of the politician is no longer
absen: from the great minds of the
frst tour centurIes-but Of COMING
mi'leuinm, when all mankind shs iii
be allied, and the motive force of the
European, and subtle brow of The
Arab, and the dctt hard of TIE Mon
goI shall all be empIo;el together in
making earth more lovely and more
cHcvc"ient for its neoplc.'
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THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX.
ruSL'*iEp DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
q B \ J y LIAM A. SELBY.
ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISING.
One square, Gen lines ore time, 81 90
Subsequent insertions rs
Special notices ten cents per line.