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United States Of America - District Of East
TanneaaAA.

IUHEREAH, An information was aled in The Dis
W tFict Court Of the United States for the Disrtt
o. East Tennessee 81 Knoxville, on the 4th day Of
April, 1905, BY @. ". Hall Esq, Attorney Of the
United States for said District, on behalf OF the
United States Of Ameriea, agNinst One House and
Lot Of Land, containing ak acres more eF less nd.
joining Che town of Russeiville, in The county Of
jefferson, aud adjoining The lhnds Of weyley Cain,
Jobs r. Long, and the front street Of sahi avn or
road running The same seized ~ this property Of
Frank Voc. and sgsnSt al persons lawfully inter
vening for their interests therein alleging that said
house and lot had been heretofore seized by Revenue
Agent as forfeited 10 the United States Tor esuses
In said information set forth and averrea 70 be true
and praying for The usual process and monition :
New, therefore pursuant 10 the mention Under the
seal of said Court "a me directed kegehy give pub
lie notice 10 s persona concerned In interest IN said
house and lot, 10 appear before said Court q. the
Court House in Knoxville aforesaid on the 18th day
Of April 1883 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ then and shsfe 70
interpose their clsims snd make their AllegRtions.
d. MeDANNEL.
L. g. HarsAai, Dist Il. TsaA.
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United States Of America District Of East
TRnneSSae

WHEREAS, An information was filed in the Dis
w tTie Court Of the United States for the Eastern
District Of Tennessee ct Knoxville, on the 4th day
April, lsss,.by c. W. Hall. Esd Attorney Of the
United Stats for said District, on behalf Of Che
BEis-d ssss.s " Asssriea against tAne fseet oI
Land IN Bradley county, adjoining the lands Of u.
Upton VIM. johnson and Noah r. Smith, seiEed
as The property Of Z. ?. johnson, aud against all
persons AwuIy Intervening for their Interests there
H. alleging that said tract Of land bad been hereto
fore seized by Revenue Agents - forfeited 20 the
United States for causes In said infunatoa set forth
and ayerred 70 be true and praying for tho usual
process and mention: Now, therefore, pursuant to
the Inonition, aEdef the seal Of said Court to me
direCted / hereby give public notice TO All Persens
concerned In interest in said tract Of land 70 appear
before said Court AZ the Court HOUSE ia Knoxville
aforesaid on the 25th day Of May 1865 al 10 o'clock
A. Il, then and there so interpose their claims and
make their allegations.
B, MCDANIEL,
rs 4arshaI, Dist &. Tssa.
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United States Of America = District Of East
TeaneAgee

w HEREAs. An information wss hiei il The
w DislFiet CeaEt Of the united States for the
Eastern District Of Tsnnesses at KaoxVille on The
4th day Of April 1855, BY Q. ". Hail. ESQ., Attorney
Of the United Ststes Tor said District behalf cf
the United States Of America against One Tract Of
Land IN the 18th diTics o. BloRni couRty, ads0in.
ing the lands Of Theuias Mccptioeh. Ajax williams
and the widow Porter, containing acres, seized
The property q David Caldwell, and against al
persons lawfully Intervening for their interests there
IT, alleging that said tract q land had been hereto
fore seized By Revenue Agehts - forfeited to the
United States for eAazes Ia said information sci
forth and svsEryd 20 be true and praying for the
usual process and monison: Nov, therefore, pursu.
ant 70 the mention under The seal Of said Court
ne directed hereby give public notice 10 all pes-
sons concerned 10 interest In sAd tract Of land 10
sppesr before said Court ~ the CouFi House in
Knoxville aforesaid on the 2sth day Of May, 1855,
81 10 oclosk A. NJ then and there 10 intorFase their
claims and make their allegations.
D. MCDANIEL,
q A Manst6f Dat a Teaa-
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Post Ofnees in Ken.ucky ana Fennes

We understand tsst Postmaster General Denn,-
80 hss rs-sstsh,sahea TIC Offices Al Hewsiead,
C'hrSstinn county. Rensaeky, and appointed badiey
Iefrfez r,stu1asssT. and Pekih, Jessanaiae couHsA
Kentucky, Brown Young, postmaster
The peat oflce Il Jeaeebofvegh, w ahingtcn
county. Tennessee Il re-openad. ard Blbeft y erf'
ath appointed postrssief,
ine po4i esaces Ia Tennessee; Tynsr, Hamilton
cxss;uty; Rorrpville junction, HaSkias county {
Ncrristown, Jefferson county messy Greek, Jehsr-
son county; Russelisiile JeAersoh county Panthsr
Spring. jefferson county; StrRwbesry Plains, JEFF
fer1on county; TaIbots Ailis JeEereoh county; and
aFecneviiie Greene 60. Lewis T. Self Is appointed
postmastersi the las, named efsice.
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United States Of Ameriea - District Of East
Tannaasaa

WHEREAS An information was sled in the
W District Court Of the United States for the Dis.
trict Of East Tennessee ai Kaoxvills, on The ttA
day of April 1896, by Q. " Hail. Esq. Attorney Of
the United States for said District 90 behalf u the
United States 81 Ameres, against one-third inter-
sst IN Store House, Ware House, and two Lots Of
Land in RusSelEillo, Jefferson county, On Made
street, adjoining the lot Of W. n, Miller also ene.
sesesth Interest in Tract Of Land In Hawkins
eoHnty she south side Of HOlstoH river contain
ing 400 acres, % lees adjoining tho lands Of
Wesley Bevly. John Hartman, and VIM. WdghL
seized ~ the property Of Samuel Cain, ahd against
all persons lawfully intervening for their interests
therein alleging that said pnsperty had been here
sefore seized by Revenue Agents forfeited 10 the
United States for causes In said information set forth
and svsfred 10 be true, and praying for thu uaual
process sha monition: Now, therefore, pursuant 10
The monitiou, uhdaT the seal Of said Court to mo d.
rocted, ! hereby give public notice 70 al persons
concerned in interest In said property, 10 SppsAr be-
fore said Cour, 81 the Court House Ia Knoxville
Aforesaid on the 2sth day Of Msy 1865 At 10 o'clock
a " then and there TO intSrpose their claims and
make their allegations
h, MCDANIEL.
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No. zeal
United States Of Amerioa-District Of East
TENNESSEE

WHEREAS, An Information was hlud In the
W District Court Of The United States for the Dis
tFiet Of kast Tennessee 1T Knoxville on the tth DAY
cF AsFii iess ls' q W 4sil psa Attorney If -.
United States Tor said District, on behalf OF the
United States of America, against Two Lots Of
Land in Hawkins county, containing ope-quArtsr Of
an aers each, adjoining each. other, and near the
Dspot 81 Belle Gap or RogeFsyile junction, on the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, and Adjoin-
Ing the lots Of Bewiey kei and others seized ~ the
property Of Burrows Wilmouth and Thcs. TimmA
and sgainst all persons lawfully Intervening for
their interests therein, alleging that said property
had been heFelofOre seized by Revenue Agents -
fofeea % the United States for in said nfors
nation set forth and aFerred 10 be true and praying
for the usual process and mentions Now therefers
pursuant 10 The mention under the seal OF said
Court 70 me directed, | hereby give public Botsce
10 all persons concerned in interest in said property
70 appear before said Court n the Court House in
Kaox vile aforesaid the 25th day Of May, 1855,
at 10 ecleck a. NJ then and there 70 interpOse their
claims aad make their allegations.
B. MCDANIEL, -
O. g. HsysAal Disi. H. Tsss.
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yantaras 81 soll climate aud miasfais she has eeeg
retardea IN her growth. CHECKED In her pFsspsrty
and kept 10 an aanetnral eqnditios, BY the dsnpnt
80 lnAasBee Of alaseEy, She viii rae ise'a tas
psghtnafa az asapq.isnl vita Fsvidity and gran
aear which viii sttenlsh ell eshoiassh
KveFy word Of shla Is ira Whatever may hsfs
been tho benefits q Individuals resulting nom mo
system Of slave hbor. the effect upoa the general
prosperity vas 5vulasaly injurious New that ala
very has been ai,,lished, we may ekpect in tew
yeArs. great Improvements in the condition oil the
people. AID ultimately ell thai sae ncss sangsine
friends Of fresaoln have proPhesied. ~
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D. AeH ~ M 6L.
z. S. y. rshat, Dict 2. Teas.
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United States Of America District Of East
Tennessee

I{HEHEAS, An Information Was died IN tks Dis
W trct Court Of the United StAtss for the District
Of Esst TENNESSEE ct Knoxville, on the l4ih day Of
April, 1895, by c, ". Hall, Esq, Attorney Of the
United States for said District, on behalf OF tho
United States Of America, sgainst One Tract Of
Land Ia Washington county, containing 81 acres,
between the Broylssville road and the x T. & Va.
X r. in or near the town Of Johesbororgh, adjoin-
ing the lands Of A. L. Jackson, d. Guthrie and 10.
H. Dosser; also iron safe two sets tinners tools
two old wagons, household and kitchen furniture
and threefhs OF the assets, capital, proAts debts
notes and accounts and other effects Of the firm Of
Naif 4 Cofsman, Sc reported by VIM. Cofman Of
said iru seized the property OF Joseph NAa, and
against ali persons lawfully intervening for their Ia
terests therein alleging that said property had been
heretofore sszcd by Revenue Agents forfeited TO
the United States for in said information set
forth and averTed 70 be true and praying for the
usual process and monition Now theretore pnrsu-
ant 10 the monitieb under the seal Of said Court 10
mo directed, hereby give public notice TO al per-
aoas concerned In interest in said property 10 APP
pear before aid Court at the Court House in Kncx-
vile aforesaid the 25sh day of May, 1868 at 10
o'clock NJ then and there 10 nterpose their claims
and make their allegations.
b. NeDAESRL,
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Z s. 1arsAsl, Dat. 4. TesH.
IHo. 1851
United States Of America = District Of East
TenueSeee

UHEREAs, An informstion was fled in the
w District Court of the United States FOR the
Eastern District Of Tennessee ct Khoxville on the
4th day Of April, 1893 by @. W. Hall, ESQ, Attof.
ney Of the United States Cor said District on bohalf
Of the United States Of America, against One Tract
Of Land in the ist civil district Of Monroe county.
containing 500 acres more or less, adjoining the
lands Of II. b. YearwOod and others seized Is the
property Of John j. BrowdeT and against all per-
lawfully intervening for their Interests therein,
alleging that said tract Of land had been heretofore
seized By Revenue Agents as forfeited 10 the United
States for causes in said information sci forth and
sverred 20 be true and praying of the usual process
snd monition Now therefore, pursuant 10 the mo-
milton, under the seal Of said Court 10 me directed
hereby give public notice TO all persons concerned
in interest in said tract Of land 70 appear before said
Court 81 the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid on
the 18th day Of May, 1856, AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ then
and there 70 htCpose their claims and make their
allegations.
3. MCDANIEL
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D. 1EpAN ~ hsAsf
n. IS. Narsbal, Dist, Is. Tssa.
no. 257. =
Uaitsd States Of America : District Of East


NJ HkREAS, An information was nied IA TIE lis
w trct Court 81 the United States for t5e Eastern
District Of Tennessee, At Knoxville on the 9Th day
u April 1865, by c. W Hall, Eco, Attorney Of the
United States fOr said Dlstfiet, on behalf II the
United States q ATeFsea, against ona Debt Of Fsa
Hundred and SiXtssn Dollars and Twsnty4evea
cenis ia the hands Vi john Baker Gsiarasea Of
GeTdon Harden. And due frsIn said Baker % said
8ordsn harden, ssissd ~ chs property a Gordon
Harden sBd against ell persons lawfully ihteFvsn-
inR for ther Interests therein alleging that said
dahs had bsan heretofore seized forfeited 10 the
United STATES Tor ueuses IN ssid Ht0FHaea sci forth
and AVasrsd 60 BE- tFss, and praying for the usual
pfsosss and ns0aitiens Now, therefore Parsusnt 10
the monitioh, under tbs sesl of said Coufs, TO me
direcsed, hereby give public notice 70 ell persons
concerned Ia interest O. said deh4 u appeaF before
sid Court Al tbs Coart House IN kHoxyilie atoFs-
said % the z5ih dag Of Nay 1885, ~ 10 seleek, A.
r. then ard there 70 latefpose their claims and
make thsIf ailsgationA
3. MsDANNEIy
o. s. AaFrk<t, DIT 3. Teas,
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The AboIItIon Of SLAYER, in Fennessee

"EDM ths abis and learned correspondent d
tie Cincinnati Ge-sft2, in 81 article showing She
advantages which must aoW from the sboiieioa u
slavery illustrates bic subject by the Introduction Of
Tennessee. - follows
The STATE bas Just abslisbsd slsFery Hos ls she
- be stefted by It Viii she loss anything VIII
she suffer anything Let the facts answer, Here
are TIE siaistlc q slavery Ia Tennessee report
Cd 10 the United stspez in SO
Save opBers. who aela oysr tssi slaves. 4sss
slave 5EBsrs, whS hsld iess than ave s.ayes lgI7s
Whois hambsg of siaytss-.-..... al sol
Farms 0yef tHeutY acres. 50 SCI
In this bEief table is 4 eOmplsss exposition Of the
ssgrnous frsad upon the human intellect in the
Soltl and the moral csWardlce IN the North, by
gleh small aBd ooutemptibie slave ETistOctscy
Ia Teen allowed 70 govern this country. In Ten
Hessse great and noble State Of Zoo go iBhsbi-
:kr,s less than 70 600 shareholders compelled the
LeFssiElare % pass an act Of secession, dehsd =
great popular metUfity, Ana carried The State Into
bloody wsr, which has destroyed more th&n ball
Der young men, and hss rsyoaatioHzed ITS Cgnst'tu'
son and laws. II ge suppose each Stakeholder ~
- the bead q family st the ordinary rstio there
were Z1le6A Interested ia slayeTy-tiIas 3, about
ore sixth - tho population
There arc I've slths Of tie psspls Of tbs State
sh0 cannot lose one cent by abolition. There are
5sc9Q farms aRd only 81 COO persons Who ossn over
four slave, proving thsl thrssoasths OF sae farms
Il tie STATE are cptystsd by free ieb5r win those
farms suffer anything for want OF slavery Now
- IA look % lbs negroes A very large part u
them Are hoass-sergEnts, and assd aothing They
and their masters wpald rather TeFBsiu togeshsF>-
thsy can Sufk fur WEgas can 20 70 6chool ard can.
ao' Be sola. 50 o. nearly ali lhs farm laborsrss-
Arc ca TIE largest plantations the same Grange
mtnts can BE- made ss 10 Louisiana 70 work lie
Plantations 81 tAsd wages shd plantation NEGROES
- hsse lhsiT alio'uents and privileges s. may be
AgTeod or. Tennessee viii riss from the Abolition
q dsFefy to be one 81 the richest and mos pops-
i02' states In Ihis ooaBtry. With inealeuahfs "a.
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MEDICAL NOTCH.

DIR. j. T. $ A l. Il l. II
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w 10 he zstsa that 9psosa ses ess aFss
ossia he Lamsf Hoses KseKve, fsaa sf VA special
ttstuat 81 ~ ofN Of Private NsDeFsa Diseases d.
saltss has had thAe tssa experiences IN ussas
tke sAavs ssd dssa1s therefore, be uoat respectfully So
e,, eel from she msy Be si'eisd sh AET sIn 81
10 asFsssa DISEASES ssaa eonn3sBt ro s aeH aha Ns
reA saeses Fest;nE saA diseases, has he W y AIS V
$500 atlrs siisfsssion kgboF hla utsh uniT Spn.
sdsass shA pslssnsse cAes heafs rcm y IL 40
rem . ts q pH. APpfss- 50 sA
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GROCERIES { C0RFECIlONERT.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
~ 50 aoer a0Tsh o. eorsSr o. Say ss8 Cgs<rand szsv
sesa Nde stock 81 EocsTies aEAansry
astiens 4nd great easy ether t,nss eaoa
Shteh Si tS ehsap Tor Those n aC.a Ey
Ssoye Articles sesid sHslns oF tbqEsvss
before PsEeaasing elsewhere.
sepsfIa oJK.PEED.
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n. HItNdaN y Esta
4. ). NarsAai, Diet. r. Tssa
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Banner of freedom, by iseenssa ansurled
Bsasua IL Aeps b = WaitlRE SoFidi
Shiafns above is tie sssrry tAroak,
A rife h tse slHfky elSaaE Il uFpaR-
SIoaas tAst sAsii roai from theif beams 81 itst,
Til tie ode roeRa dsms l. blue ana bFtEas-
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GROCERIES. SC.
HOfFKB, TEA, sU9AR,i SPICES, INDIGO,
- Malass. AlHn, CsFPerss, LogWs04, Ca3ssaE, Css-
isez NsPls ss,gsrs. 81. fsr ssls -
iAnfs-u NM B0oSbs,
Gear CANDLES AND TIS WARS. u o~u uaa.
- ieF sAis a.
janZt-u w. boONp ;
noEgN AND BALE THREAD ~ sAHa and fss
i sals ~
Ia78-tf w. BoONps
NAILS AND WINDOW GLASS
NOW IN STORE, 50 10 i2d NAILS
~ stss, 70 - - wtaaqz aa-ss, ~ s.ls :.
BAfeAt4f M booSDH.
BACON, FLOUR, NEAL. &c.
| TUsS3 RECEIVED. A MOB LOT OF
- bAesa HAs ssenasss ss2 8sss sz lsFe FsaG. esra
L hsal $40 esFas ag sats n
! 1aFsAl,a M. hooNaE
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. :, 1866.
Cotton Prospects.

Tsr cultivation NJ oo,,o, &, ~. = .u,b.rn States
has long bean ono nj ,bo ,ourc,s Of wealth in this
country. bu, Ia ,n,o,,,,ce ,yiI h, vastl, In.
oreasrl. and IN, n,oiuc, ,,..,lv enlarged. bv the
social changes which b.,, occurred in the South.
B.ys,o,,,. IN. ,o,,or ni,,,.,iop, lavo han of
vast Dimensions. ur,sIlv embracing several thou.
sand soro.. and Al, cx,eut Of laod has been TOO
gr,,, An .d,,i, ~ ,,,t,, ,,tsnton I,is with cot,
ton oul,uYs M v,b avery other branch of fam.
inu-anv AGRA. ~ land oroper,x cultivated. will
urodue. no,e than one bundred acre, care.
l.,.lv .,,.nd.d IA Thor, ia no doub, ,h,, Al.
sou,bsrn cotton erop Nigh, b, mad. ,o doubt,
th. Weld Of mas, ye.,a The natural ,fcc, of thu
ever,b,ov Of .,vs,v will ho IN l,o.L M, Tho t.,,.
landed e,,,,,s of The sou,h. aud crv,,, ,boo into
minor farms. IN, oun.,, n, xhicb w,n b,vo n, an.
o.p,iv. 10 bring .,,rx .c,c nm n M, b,obo,, .,,,
ofe,,l,v.,,or rh... - ,,.,..,,,a,, =, at.
S,,d ,nor, A.. ia &c.,. ii
and .vox, -. ...,,,A. ~. H. IL. C..
from ,bo,, ri,n,.,,,,,. "a. o.. ali ,,.y 40.
.,,.d. and ~. ,,.n.,.,.,,, %, a.. ,.,.i,,..,
,se a. ,v.r..... " ~ -, 10
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T. ,a,,,o,, A.. A.. -, ,,,..... T., -,
s,on bv ui.,,vi.,,n ~ ~, I'D ,ho -, =,
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n. r.n,,r,, ..,..., ,yuut, A. -, a.
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Foreign Emigration TO the south

wSperceivs by our Charleston, S. C., exchanges
that movement is foot in that city for the pur-
pose Of Introducing omisrant free labor into that
State. Il proposed to organize Land, Banking
anu Emigration Company, with a land anu cash
capital for the purpose Of encouraging foreign
laboring classes to settle in South Carolina whereby
new impetus wall be given to the agricultural
and manufacturing interests OF the State. A., n
ces are to DO established in different parts Of Fu.
rope, to induce immigrants 10 stto in South
Carolina. resident agent at Charleston 20 to
receive the smigrsntL provide for their comfort,
aud make all arrangements for their uan-porta-
ton to such parts OF the State as they may elect
Tor their resideaes. The cash capital OF the COM
pany will DO used tor the purchase and improve.
msnt Of lands, ant for loans 10 the emigrants, on
sufficient security to enable ,hom to supply thcm.
selves with live stock, All with ,ns nee, ss.ry Ap.
planes for farming
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into sh. political arena. Aad vh.. will b. ii. eject,

into the political arena And VIA, will be i,s eject,
VIII create prejudice on the part Of
employers because they will regard IL as an at
tempt to coerco and force them into tho new POI =
icy andt to resist the effort they will naturally
band together In self-desencs ny this me.natns,
portion OF the employers who might be disposed TO
favor the oght hour plan, will be driven 10 the OPP
posn side TO avoid the attempted dictsiion Of the
WORKING classes. We will suppose then, that the
political iavori'es Of tho workingmen succeed in
The election, that they honestly labor for tho uter
es's Of their supporters aud that they secuio lhe
passage OF slaw making eight hours . legal days
rork-whst neIiy The SAID law would pact.
eally prove about as oGcciusl as the maud,te Of
AeEHRs TO stop the udai flow. The employers,
strongly preiudice1 against the movement, rs the
result Of Ito political sg,ston, would talk to ihcir
employees thus; we have heretofore pad yoI
Oor ius'sncoj three doi'rs day, or eighteen dol
lars for t.zty hours hbor-ole week. We will pay
ysa at the same rate now. II you work less
than sixty hours per weck the loss Of time IL
your own" This would be substantially the Ian
guage Of an employer under tho new system, and
all The lsv-msking power In ehrIeudom could
not change tie result The law u supply aud de-
m,nd ia immus.ble, aud Legislatures cannot .f-
fectit. As We have boiore sal, the only way Ia
which IL. eight hour movement eau possibly he .
success ia through united, harmonious and cor
dial understanding between the working class 9
and Employer. Any other method VII simply
tend W defeat tie object intended 70 bs accom-
plished.
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ucAri and Ilrnin.

In some Of tho lowest types no trace Of nervous
mechanism can be discovered. A little higher la
the scale the mechanism Is very eight and simple.
sill higher IL becomes complex and important. Il
culminstes In man. Corresponding with this scale
Of compexity ~ The sensitive life is the scale Of
completely III toe nuuiuvo life. As the two rs
IN Importance they rise in the scale Of dependence
linus irOs or triton viii i've long after rs brain
Is removed. have kept frogs for several weeks
withuut tner brains, aud tritons without u err
he-ds. Reii the illuatrious Italian naturalist,
Kept turtle alive hve months alter the remo"ai Of
its Dram. Now It is ncedos TO say that IN higher
aum'ls death would rapidly follow the loss ut
Tie brain somewhat fuiiar patalelsn Is SEGA
On the removal Of the hesrt. None OF the higher
hhlh'ls can survive ~ cfous injury to tho heart
bu' mat organ may 90 removed from reptile, and
We AhiinAl "ikLrawl vay seemingly ~ lively as
ever. a 'Fog vii live several bours without =
heArt, and WILL hop, swim aud struggle as Il unin.
yired. SullinK once moved all tho visccra from
1 troy, which, however, continued Tor oue hour Ia
hog, ucfond itself, aud IL various ways manifest
| llg ylyagIty.