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No MORE MISUNDERSTANDING COM
MUTED.-The sentences of Thomas Taylor
and Albert A. Cant, who were convicted at
Lafayette, Macon county, a short time
since, Of the murder Of Capt Harris, and
who were to be taken from the Jail in this
city on the 18th of next month and hanged
at GaIlatin, have been COMMITTED by the
Governor to Imprisonment for life Taylor
don't like this arrangement at all, and says
he prefers 10 die rather than spend his life
ia prison.
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MR. +. X. CHEATHAM, No. 81 Cherry
street, up stairs, has received from the
Agricultural Department at Washington, a
quantity of peas, of different varieties,
which he will distribute TO citizens who
may call for them
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SHELBY-fEMALE IEsTITUTE.-The COM
mencement exercises Of this institution will
begin on Friday morning, aud close with a
grand concert Friday night.
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WANTED TO BIZ EENEMBERED.-A IAN
kee teacher and pLilanthropist by the name
Of Pyne, who has been teaching the htile
negroes ideas how to shoot, at Townsville,
Ga, recently left for the North. Before
leaving, he collected all his tuition and
persuaded each Of the little darkies &c give
him ten cents, in order that he might re-
member them. lie is now az home in the
hills of New England, and can eKelaim:
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OLD THEATRE-From present indica-
iions. il is almost a certainty that Manager
Flynn will reopen the Old Theatre early
in September with a brilliant troupe Of
the best talent to be procured.
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GEN. JosEPH A. COOPER, recently APP
pointed by Gov Brownlow to take com
mand Of the State Guards, arrived in this
city Yesterday from Knoxville. lie will,
We understand, proceed to organize his
command Immediately.
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BASE BALL.--Match games Of base ball
yesterday resulted in the following scor-
ings Surprise 30 to Hummer u; Morgan
n 10 Enterprise 5.
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FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.--A fair and festi-
val win be given to-day and tonight at
Concordia Hall, third story of the court
house, for the benefit Of the First Colored
Baptist Church, of which Rev. Nelson G.
Merry is pastor. The church is being en-
larged and improved, and the money raised
by the entertainment is to be appropriated
TO the payment of the expense Of the iH-
provement. The object is a worthy one,
and we trust that the appeal in its behalf
may be successful.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT CoLUM-
BIA.-To-morrow the commencement ex-
ercises Of the Atheneum at Columbia
hegin.
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PUBLIC SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE TO NE
ID executed, October 9TH 1850. and registereli
IN the hegisier's Office Of Davidson county, in
Book No. ~. page -. / viii soil AZ public sale
On Saturday, a2d iass.s
AZ u O'Clock. al the Plough Factory. No. S6
59nth cherry street. one Steam Engine and
Boiler; also. Plancr. Jig saw, Smiths Tools
Press and Dies and an the fixtures used IN tho
manufacture Of plows b. Harris 4 Co,
June II LOT n HARSH
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REMEMBER Crunk, Dodson d Co. will
close out all the furniture in Fred Phillips
store, No 81, North Market street, four
doors below ST. Charles Hotel, this Wed
nesday morning al 10 O'clock.
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REMEMBER the concert tonight at the
Elm Street Church A fine corps Of musi-
clans will be present, and a delightful eve
ming NAV be expected.
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We are in the midst Of a revolution.
No more premature decay Of teeth. Soz9-
don't renders them understandable. Nay,
more, il makes the enamel a. white az Pa
nan marble, and the breath a. odoriierous
a. The Sweet South breathing Der banks
OF yiolets.' Neither the teeth nor the
gums can become diseased, if II ia used
daily.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr Faxon, Of GAINESVILLE,
formerly Of the Je6Tsonida, called at our
Office yesterday. We were pleased to see
him looking so well.
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GAINESVILLE AND PA
DUCAH PACKET.

UlHE J. L. GRAHAM. CAPITA %C
Il BEN. L. GOAD, viii hereafter strzsS---.JEsH .
run as a regular semi-weekly kSkTf5 = -
packet between GAINESVILLE and 50 - 2
Paducah.
m
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MARRIED

Last evening, at Belmont, the residence of the
BRIDE near Nashville, by Rev. K. +. Bunting,
DIR. W. A. CHEATHAM to Mrs. ADELICIA AcELIN.
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Sew Yorl. Money and steel Marke.

New YORK. j une 13.-M0ney easier and steady.
sac per cent on call. Sterling unchanged. Gold
firmer under the prospect of summer session of
Congress. Opening Ct 39A. rising to IS and
ment stocks without decided change. closing
quiet firm. Closing quotations Skies 81 regis
tered 109z5; 81, coupons l1215 do SOS regis
tered l071s; do coupons o. ll01S; do coupons
81, 1855; do coupons 65 1918 new 1898
10-40s 100 730's first series, 1861 1898 second
series. 1865 1905 third series, 1865.
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Weekly Review of Nashville Whole
sale Markets.

NASHVILLE, June l9-P. n.
In nearly ali the departments Of whole
sale trade, since our last weekly review,
business has been gradually diminishing in
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Tyrone. Cairo.


The river was rising last evening with Al
feet water on the Harpeth Shoals.
The A. Baker, taking advantage Of the
rise, departed yesterday for Burksville,
taking, amongst other freight, 700 empty
barrels for 0ildorado.r
The Tyrone left for Cairo, and viii be
followed by the Nashville, which is adver
tised for Friday at 4P.M
The Emma Floyd will arrive from and de
part on her return trip to Cincinnati, at Il
NJ. tomorrow.
The Ohio is still receding, except at
Louisville, where it was stationary yester-
day
The mississippi was rising slowly at
st. Louis Monday.
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New YORK. June Is-Fhe drygoods market
devoid of activity, yet prices are steady at l5C
for Atlantic A, and Ind:anhead brown sheet
ings 15@l6 bleached muslins, 70; Tuscarora, %
White Rock. 22l5 LOnsdale, 10 Redband. Isl
@l9; Merrimaek prints, Is American, Il amil
1014; Glencave. and hOvey prints delaines
quiet, 30 common cloth and 4214@45; all wool
goods gnghams limited demand, q Lancaster
20; Glasgow and Is Hartford ginghams heavy
woolens inquired for to a limited extent, but
prices below the general views Of hOldeIs.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

Corner Union and College Sire

JAS. q. OGDEN, Prest. Chs. T. WING Cashier
PEG PLES' BANK,
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WOOD q SIMPSON.

Mes. so and Sc Front Sc, near BrOad.
D0ILERs. SHEET IRON BRRECHING.
ID ChinReys and Fire Beds made 70 order
Repairing and everything in ear line promptly
attended 60.
aprU i'm
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Augusta and Hamburg, May 24..............1l,9 55
Macon, Ga, June l4.........---.-....-..... 637l
Montgomery, Ala, June 7............,......... 1890
Memphis, Tenn June l4......-................ 1884
Nashville Tenn, June 1902
IAN actual count by our reporter shows the
stock on hand TO be nearly double that hereto
fore reported.
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Engine and Roller.

E'oR SALE. A FIRST RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler in good order. Can be seen, and
price learned, by calling at this Office.
-uay3l I'm
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TO sTOCKHOLDERS.

OFFICE o. NASHVILLE 4 DEcATUE X. X. Co,
NASHVILLE, May =. 1901.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ NaShyjIle and Decatur Railroad Company
are prepared 10 issue CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK 10 the Stockholders Of the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad, the Centrai Southern
traI Railroad, Whenever their Certificates Of
stock ia said Companies are surrendered at the
0iFics Of the Company ia Nashville
g. W. SEAY. Secretary.
mayS0 IN lB.. PAIL
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A Good Business Education

sTHE ONLY FORTUNE PARENTS CAN
| give their children that can never be lost,
aud that continually grows better By use This
can be gained at
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To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-Iour at
tention is respectfully called to the daily
arrival by express, of custom-made Boots
and Shoes at the Nashville Shoe Store,
"A North College street.
mch. 26-3m. NJ. MoRGANsTERN.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, June 1s.-COtton-NO change
27e for middlng uplands FlOur-Market dull
heavy and unsettled at l5@25c lower; SO 500
s 95 for superfne State western; 5000 for extra
western $40 50Ql2 for choice; $40 25@ll g for
shipping brands and round hoop Ohio; 81 400
II 50 and II for spring st. Louis, and S12@l6 for
winter do. The market closing duh. Wheat
Chicago spring 81 S002 90 prime No. Mil
waukee 50 20; white California g 5782 90. Pork
heavy 800 50d20 IS for new mess, closing at
for prime, and q 2592l 50 for prime mess.
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For Cairo, NJ. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
nHE SPLENDID PASSENGER Uxss
i Steamer. NASHVILLE, Wiley sltzs17ts!9
Sims. Master, JOHNNY HARPER -
Clerk. will leave as above on FRIDAY, the
Dist inst. at O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
C0RBErr L BOYD, Agents,
Al and AZ Front street.
junel9 81 rHARRIS0N & SONS, ACTS.
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ForLouisvilIe and Cincinnati.

THE SPLENDID PASSENGER r..
1 steamer EMMA FLOYD. w. q. 1900
VORIs, Master, W. K. MUM, Clerk. -
will leave a. above on THURSDAY, the 2Dth
inst. at II o'clock N.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
CORBETf < BOYD Agents.
Al and AZ Front street.
or w. A. PEBBLES,
iunel9 q Cor Broad ard Front sts
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Corner Union and Cherry "a. Opposite
hank of Tennessee. Deals fn Gold,
silver, Government Stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes. Land warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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COOP note and letter paper at s. 90 and
81 per ream. Good envelopes s. per thou
sand Books and Stationery equally low.
VIM GAMBLE 4 Co,
iune5-2w 46 Union street.
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EDG EFIFLD AGAIN.
Second Chancery Sale,
FRIDAY, JUNE rs. 1867.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court in the case of W Greenf ED
and Others vs.. A. j. MeWhirter, we will offer ct
public auction on the premises, at ii o'clock,
FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1867,
Seven Lots, 70 to IS inclusive, fifty feet by TO.
on Smiley street, in Fosters Addition. These
lots lie near the residence Of Gov. Brown, aud
within a short distance Of the Gallatin Pike.
They are most choice let's. and are beautifully
located.
TERMS-A credit Of six, twelve. eighteen
with approved personal security required and
lien retained. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL, c. and NJ.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR 4 WEAKLEY, Ag'ts.
No. 6S Public Square.
June 8, 1s67.-td
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Second WRshIagtOn and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Srriyo Mt Nashville at.......-.......... 100 A. N.
Leave Nashville 80 p. NJ
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NASHVILLE NDNORTHwEsrERNR RAILROAD

Leave Nashville P
Arrives at JOhnsOnvile r.
Leaves Johusonvile at ..... ..............200 A. NJ
Arrives AZ SO A. M
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINcINSATI June 1S.-Flour dull and heavier,
and prices dropping; family $ll@l2, fancy Sl3@
firmer; No. 2 winter, So As; No ], 81 so. Oats
66c. Gold closed at 1871 buying and 1873 selling.
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Tirsl Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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DECATUR, Memphis and New Orleans.
EdgeaeIa and Kentucky u. II.
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Chr Democrat.
San jose Valley, as Seen ON "a SUM
day Morning.

The San Jose Valley is, just now, one
of the brightest, prettiest, sweetest, most
lovely spots ON this earth. When / look
upon her beautiful green fields o~fgrowing
grain, gently undulating beneath the soft
tread Of the passing breeze when | con.
template her vast oceans OF many tinted
flowers, as they mirror forth in the most
pleasing contrast, all the eolors of the
rainbow; when / turn to her gardens and
her orchards, embracing every variety of
fruit, from the apple Of the icy North, TO
the fig, the orange, and the pomeganate,
of the torrid South, all arrayed in their
shining robes of blossoms, aud scenting
the balmy air with the sweet incense OF
their matchless fragrance; when | view
her rowing herds of fatted swine, cattle
and horses, aud her snow-white flock, as
they reyelamidther rich lu~xuriauee ofbeau-
tiful pastures when listen 10 the charm
ing melody Of her ten thousand aerial
songsters, whose enchanting warblings, rs
they float upon the morning air, greet the
enraptured listener like the music of
Heaven; and. finally when scattered over
they beautiful picturesque valley, | see
on this lovley Sunday morning, towns and
cities and tenanted by sons Of the noblest
and fairest women on this earth, | am al
most tempted to doubt if the Angle who
was placed with his flaming sword to
guard the gate Of the earthly paradise,
has not been sleeping OF his watch until
fallen man has regained his lost estate,
and called it San Jose Valley. Il. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-08

ORIGIN OF INDUSTRIOUS NAMES
Mark Twain has discovered the origin of
the following "illustrious men,"
VIM Smith was the son of his mother.
This party's grandmother IS deceased.
She was a brick.
Edward Brown was the son of old
Brown by a particular friend.
Henry Jones was u son Of a sea cook.
VIM. Jones was a Son of Temperance.
In early life Gabriel Jones was actual
" a shoemaker. He IS 4 shoemaker
yet.
Previously to the age of S. Caleb Jones
had never given any evidence Of extraor-
binary ability. He has never given any
since.
Patrick Murphy is said to have been
of Irish extraction.
James Peterson was the son Of a com
mon weaver, who was so m~iraculously
poor hat his friends were encouraged TO
believe that IN case the Scriptures were
strictly carried out he would 'inherit the
earth" He never got his property.
John Davis, father vas a soap-boiler.
John never arrived at maturity--died in
childbirth, he and his mother.
John johnson was a blacksmith. He
died. It was published in the papers,
with a head over it, Deaths" It was
therefore thought he died TO gain notori-
ETY.. He has got an aunt living some
where's,
Up to. the age 81, Hosea Wilkinson
never had any home but "Home, Sweet
Home" aud even then when he had that
he had to sing it himself. At one time
twas believed he would have been famous
if he had become celebrated. He died.
He was greatly esteemed for his many
virtues There was not a dry eye in the
crowd when they planted him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-08

JEWISH LOVE col THE Holy LAND
As an example of the fervid religious at
tachment Of the Jewish population to the
Holy land, in which they believe the cho-
sen people are to be one day gathered, the
case of a destitute young widow is men.
toned, who had wealthy relations in Ger
many, and whom it was proposed to assist
in returning to them. She declined with
gratitude, but with an enthusiasm worthy
of Sir Walter Scots Rebecca. .sGod has
granted me the high privilege Of living to
breathe the hallowed atmosphere Of the
land of our forefathers. Arabian, Isaac,
aud Jacob. He has caused his grace and
mercy to descend upon M, by bringing
me when al infant unto this sacred spot,
whence the radiant glory of His divine
law emenated. He has permitted me to
tread on that hallowed ground on which
our Prophecies and teachers lived, aud /
would rather starye, together with my
children, while kissing the dust in the
Holy City Of Jerusalem. than live IN
plenty. elsewhere"
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l.. JAY S. TURNEY,

l.. JAY S. TURNKEY,
HAVING LEASED TIE ABOVE NAMED
IL Hotel, is prepared to accommodate the tray-
cling public, and ONE HUNDRED REGULAR BOARD
ERs, in ms good style rs any House on the Coast.
lie has determined to make the Bennett rs good
as the best, and better than any public house in
Salem. lie viii soon complete some importantim-
proyements, which win add greatly to its appear
ance and comfort, and intends to merit and hopes
to receive his share of patronage.
He has secured the services Of "Charley''
known to be the best cook in Salem, and one OF
the best in the whole country, and other compe-
tent persons to manage the culinary department,
and is resolved to set as good a table as can be
found anywhere-not in clap-trap. pomp and show,
%fummery and fine furniture, but in an abundant
supply of the very bestthe market affords.
His Bar-Room will be kept warm and lighted,
and well supplied with newspapers, periodicals.
and other suitable reading matter, and kept in a
manner which will make it an agreeable resort.
In short, he intends making an effort to please
ALL who stop at the BENNETT House. And he
most respectfully requests his friends everywhere
to give the old and well known stand at least one
more trial before concluding they can do as well
elsewhere, and promises if they are not well tre1t.
ed, and properly cared for, aud at reasonable fig.
ures; it viii not be the fault Of the public's mos
obedient and most humble servant,
I, JAY s.. TURNEY,
N. FURNISHED rooms, with or without board
by the day, week or month, at the "Bennett"
charges moderate. L.. J. S. T..
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gearnen.

ani persons making sta voyages, aud 10 vesscl
should call HIihgst "a suppiy If IL. Oat captain
afites Us: Il have uRa1e HeveFai YDyases-sitsn
with emig1agis-aad th9ueh ! Lcep a good ynedi-
cine chest sud LaYs several times bad d good deal
al sickness % bazr3s 1 base found the Pa3a Killer
20 efficient 10 all rssss. 81 10 eut.Tciy preclude The
uss 81 Ell other msdseines."
One r~usstige proof is ea3caey IL, that the sales
have constantly. taeresssd. aud wholly upou its
own merits. IheeEsrt IS ths Pasu Killer upan the
palieul, when taEeH internally IN cases u II Colds.
cuggb, Boss! Complaints, Cholera. ugsyutgy and
other affections ut tsss systsm. has bt ifuIy won-
aerlui, aBd has H0a for il Auatue a1sgHg Ii medical
preparations thar eau never b. f3fsai;esl. Its rue.
cess in removing Pasa, 80 aH external rvEaedg. Ii
cases 81 EuEHs, Esassss, aeres, eprstBss Cnts. sting
OF iaseets aul othsFe1gses II ha4esIas has Fecafcl
FIR il such 8 hpst - tees muuy. aH IA almost iuGat.
lible remedy, tbs, Is vii Ds hauipl down 10 pos
teftiy rs org ps IT, ~sreatssf t~se8ieai AiseayeFses d
t5e Hlaeteebth eeatuFy. Tbs masicaI eGsets 9th Z
Pain Killer Nheu taken Or bEeI aeeoEding 10 dirca-
lions. are certain. fon lEse only to he sure thai
yOu hny the EenusEs atlsc!s and adhere Ia the 81
F~ertlons IN tts use, ap3 sou viii admit It's w0uder
To- medseiAal pTspestaes.
The genuine HsFy Davis Pain Killer l. nov
rut up IA FaBEe} kstIs5 Hsta ibe words DaYa
Vegetable Pam *. 2 blown Ia the glass anI uil
two steeI Fusraxe4 labels otteAeh bottle-one ma *
celleui ls4gaees 81 frrTY DAsls. taH original inYen
tor 81 the medicine, the ethsr q steel engraYel
patc II hapl-aeae others can be relied upsn 81
genuine.
The Pain Killer s. saId rs Druggists ard 0rorers
PERRY DAVIS L sON. ptoprielors.
No. ~ High st.. Providence, FL.
March 80. 1s67-s2n556m.
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TO coRREspoNDFNTs.
OPINIONS oF THE PRESS.

"DR. D0HERTY is a skillful physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patients he is sure to fulfill. That fact is one
great cause of his eminent success in his profess
sion. 1t is fortunate that among the many adver-
Using physicians there is one who can be depended
on.'-lReview.
ssDR. DOHERTY,S reputation as a physician is
a sufficient guarantee for the cure of any case he
undertakes .nlChronicle.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret practice,
and as such is now the most successful of any
physician in San Francisco."5IFre Press.
D.. D0HERTY'S reputationis second to no 9TH
er physician on the coast in chronie and specific
practice. Mirror.
"DR. D0HERIY.-Few mon in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining. the conf
dence of the public in their skill and Judgment as
he has."-[Enquirer.
"DR. D0HERIY ranks rs one OF our most dis
Itinguished physicians, and also one of the most
successful. which Is now the criterion By which the
medical practitioner is udged."-LEcho. selSy =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-08

A FREscHMAs had heard the phrase,
f:Tye got other fish to fry" uttered by .
person who was in a hurry. and did not
wish TO be detained. He determined to
remember the phrase and its application.
One day a friend invited him to 20 and
walk; and being otherwise engaged, he
thought o. the above expression, and gave
it thus: HExcuse me to-day, sare, 1 must
go and fry some fish"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-08

Ia 4 lady worked upon the inside
Of her porte-monaaie these letters, 0IC-
URMT, and asked her husband to admire
her handiwork. He covered up the let
tiers.