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Discoveries tn The Arctic
OcnRn.--Iha PnInr a,nnaInar,r

SAN FRANCISCO, November 6.-Houo.
iHlu dates to November I4th SAYS thai
the King completed his new residence al
Nlalo Riu, and gave a grand banquet
which was attended by five hundred ma.
tives and 9 few foreigners.
The Honolulu advertiser has published
an account Of the discovery Of land in
the Arctic ocean, by Capt. Long, of the
whale ship Nile. 1t is thought it will
prove the Polar Continent. The past
season was the mildest experienced nv
the oldest whalemen, and enabled the
Captain to reach latitude 73o 80, and ex-
anime the land attentively along the
entire southern coast, aud sketch lis an.
pearance. 1t is quite elevated and con-
tained near the center, at about longitude
$780, what resembled an extinct volcano.
estimated to be three thousand feet high
be named The country UrOngelPs Land,
after the Russian explorer. It's west
point was in latitude 7Oo 46' north. longi-
tude 7So so east. 1t was named Cape
Thomas, after the seaman who dis
covered it. The northeast point was
named Cape Hawan.
The Nile sailed for several days along
the coast, and approached within fifteen
miles. The lower part Of the land was
free Of snow and appeared covered with
vegetation. il is impossible TO tell how
far the land extends northward. He
could see ranges Of mountains until they
were lost in the distance.
A horrible tragedy had occurred on
board the American whaling bark Eagle
A negro seaman murdered a Portuguese
boy, and afterward cut his own throat.
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TIE SOUTHERN PIANIST.

the rare musical treat TO be afforded Oul
CITY next week by our gifted youni
" Southern Pianist" Leo. Wheat, we
copy a notice Of him from the Banner o.
the 18th inst, at Nashville, his native
city, which says;
TUESDAY night Nashville boy-born
here, sprung from the bosom not only oi
an iilustrieus family, but also from an
illustrious church-mskes his first ap-
pearance in Nashville after an absence
Of seven years abroad as student in the
renowned cOnservatories of the Old
World. and afterward as q successful
musician. We say " musician" in its
larger sense Of srtiste;" q professed
enthusiast, yet a scholar; a pupil Of the
best mssters-nGt an amateur pianist.
We believe that he will receive cherry,
a cordial, an uumistskable reception.
Ii Is not his debut, mind you but his
return 20 his native city. He has already
had great success elsewhere. Last win
ter he played in New York, and perhaps
an extract which We make from the
Musical Journal Of that city will intro
duce him professionally to better purpose
than we can do.
saturday, the 25th instant, says the
Musical journal, OF January 3lst, Mr..
Leo NJ MNEhLt III EAAlEAlCuu DlhLAHAY AAAAAC
his debut at Wallac6's Thester, before a
fashionable and appreciative audience
Madame Pareps, Mr.. Carl Rosa and
other artists. He was warmly applauded
throughout, and received several hand
some tokens of admiring appreciation.
Altogether il was a complete success,
and must have been very gratifying to
the spirant for public favor. Mr.. Wheat
=. I.s11fanf r,arfnrrNNafs aWaA
bines in q special degree rapidity Of eXe-
cution with extreme delieaey of touch.
He is a sympathetic rather than a sem
sational player, and, like a true artistic,
thinks more of the character Of the mu-
sic than Of the reputation OF the per-
former. Under his touch, the piano has
q soul as well as a voice, for it not only
MARBLES, but distils pathOs from every
note. Indeed, the power of expressing
feeling constitutes the great charm OF
Mr.. Wheat's style, and fortunately for
his reputation and popularity that is q
charm that affects equally the cultivated
and untutored ear. That Mr.. Wheat
has a brilliant professional career before
him, no one who assisted al his debut
can d0ubtn
This is high praise, but it is we'll de-
served. We have heard Mr.. Wheat
play, and can indorse the foregoing ac-
count. Another great and very rare fea-
6lre in Mr.. Wheat's concert here next
week is the grand medal prize piano
which Mr.. Chickering, Of Boston, pre-
sented him with, and which arrived
here yesterday, direct from the Exhibi-
ton in Paris, where it was awarded the
gold medal over all competitors, besides
securing for Mr.. Chickering the Grand
Cross Decoration OF the Legion Of Honor
from Emperor Napoleon. II is not a
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Nh. JAsPER. Of Nfilwaukee- was -

Mr.. JASPER, Of Milwaukee, was re-
Gently walking along the street, when,
as he passed a shabby looking woman,
he heard a baby cali "Papsn - from
beneath the woman's shawl, and then,
for the first time noticing the woman, he
saw her awkward attempt to stop the
child's crying. TO his surprise he found
the child to be his swD, which the
woman had stolen from the nurse, who
had left it in its carriage for 3 few
minutes.
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> Mis- Nj o'Slstis WM:s b. COLLINS.

AGEN rs WANTED vale or Female, in every
town and county in the United States, 70 intro
ducs this celebrated preparation, Agents are
Of fXpensas Applics lions for agencies can be
made for the present to Mrs Jackson, at the
Third and Fourth, Memphis or to the manu-
featuring depot, No Ii5 sixth street, 81. Louis
No either in person or by letter.
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WITHIN the metropolitan district of
london there are twenty-one cemete-
ries, comprising 577 acres Of ground. In
these cemeteries there have already
been about bali million interments,
and st least 40, 100 are added to them
every year. They are drained into the
sewers, but in some cases the drain
age Is emptied into the Thames.
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"A majority Of the. Indian Commis.
sion,' which is TO assemble in Washing
ton, next week, it Is understood, are
against the movement to transfer the
Indian Bureau to the War Department
Some OF the members will doubtless urge
separate bureau.
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"A French author named DeschaneI.
published a book entitled " The Evil that
is said about Women II has a sale OF
seven editions. II was succeeded by a
companion book, called az The Good that
is said about Women II had no sale
at all. .rssaft ~ ~
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QUNcH. III, November ). 1856.
MRS. JACKSON. Dear Afdltunt-It Is with
pleasure that certify 10 you. that seelns one
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from she best physicians ntl
She highest medical authorities OF the United
States, certifying that your oils for the CON-
plsxion aud teeth were purely the OILS, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warraut Il
when uEed according 20 directions 70 cure the
worst and most difficult cases Of nursing, sore
mouth, eankeT Of the stomach, bowels and dys-
pepsia- For scrofuious disorders, when used
both internally and externally, Il has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged nfteen months, having the WhOOping
cough Tor several months. accom- aried with
what the doctors call white canker, her mouth
ana throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
q, all 70 no purpOse, l bought one bottle Ot
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess,' went according To the directions. did not
use quite one bottle, and aIn most happy TO
state 70 you that II has cured my child. she IS
nov es well and hesrty as ever she was in her
life. / give you this, my ertincate, hoping you
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may be afflicted with any Of the above affec-
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Be- IS, for feel sure they Will ind immediate
relief Yours respectfully,
MRS. GkO. WOLCOTT
hafE fvfk a
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There are several other States which
are likely to go Democratic in the grand
contests of next year. But is more
doubtful whether the bogus negro States
will be counted. IL they are not, the
Democrats will have two-thirds of the
whole number OF electoral votes.
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: AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

CTREsE Ccr7msndery, No. :. Meets Ith Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
Re-
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HANNIBAL, No August n 1855
MRS. JACKSON. Dear M1daHE-I am most
happy to inform you that's artsr having suffered
more than three years with what some physi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canker OF the
mouth and throat, tried various remedies.
but found nothing to do me any good until
heard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called Queen Bess." I bought one b lf-
tie, went according to directions, and am truly
thankful t say have found permanent cure.
Hoping you Will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by Il, I remain,
Yours regpf,cffullv
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MRS, wM. R. coLLISs' CERTIFICATE.

MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT,
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh
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The TriaI Of Iohu n. sarrn,s.

There are various speculstioas and sur
misses afioat in this city IS to the retrisl
of John II. Surratt, and there is a gene.
raj desire TO ascertain the exact state of
the case. The statement that the Attor-
ney General entertained the opinion that
he (Surratt) could not again be legally
arraigned for the crime Of murder, has
led to something like a counter opinion
By the five United States Judges Of this
District, who unanimously held that he
can and will be again tried, and that
within g very short time. It is also
stated that they are of opinion that an
impartial jury cannot be obtained in this
District, and it is believed thst applica-
ton will be made to Congress to author.
ize panel TO be taken IN some State
outside the District, either in Ohio,
Pennsylvania, or Maryland = Washing.
ton dispatch to NJ y Tribune
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.

MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.
LODGES.
AEsERoEA, No. lss. ,Msets IL Monday II
every month, 81 Odd-FelloWS' Nall. cor. Cour
snd Main. ID. r. Forster. 234 Front street
". NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
sOU RI HEsrHrs. No. rs Meets % Friday o.
sacn mnntn-Hsll. cor. Madison and second
J. 7. Sellars, W. NJ; Benz. X. Pulien- Sec.
LILA SCOTT, No. 2sq. Meets lst FRIDAY OF each
mouth Hall cor. Madison and seeorid. John
AfnRlfe, ". "; n. P. woodward, Sec.
HaEILrUE, No. ~. Meets Sd Friday Of each
Eouth-Odd-Fellows Hall. P. N. Stanley
KILwTEsISG, No. 81 CU d. Meets 4th Friday
OF each month-2Di Front street. John J
Worshsm, 8sd, ". N 5 e. K. Puhen, 32d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENS Chapter, No 4. Meets % Monday OF each
nonth-Odd-FelloWs' Hall Johu Zeat, N. z
a P; B. Il. Levy, Sec'y.
z. ASDs.M.
EUKEEA Council. No. 8. Meets 81 Monday OF
each moDth-0dd- Fellows' Hall. John Zent,
IN. III; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TENPLARs.
CTREEE Ccr7msndery, No. & Meets 9Th Mon
day Of each month. John zent, Com; n. J.
WigRin, Rec,
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2)s FTyaf streel.
HEEMEs Lodge II Perfection, 18th No. J.
STATED Oomn1unicauons "a "Wednesday night
or earh month. Henry P. Wnodard, 31d, g..
NJ; Charles 81 Carroll, 18th. Sec.
hIrHEAs LodEe OF Perfectlon, 18th; No. 2.
Meets Eth Wednesday Of each month. George
Mellsrsh, sd, g.. NJ; A. E. Franklsnd, I'D,
CAsIPHEA Coun OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18th .;
80 l. Benz. X Pullen, S2d-, TarEh.'.i -
-. Sec.
CAIvAEY CHaPrER Of Rose Croix, 18Th, No. /.
Charles ". Adams, s2d, NJ. W.; n. 7. Tom
Iinson. 32d, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K--h, 30th.,
No. I. Henry P. Woodland, 3D., Comm. I;
William Y. CirOfe 323, Rec :.
CossIsruRv or WEST TESNEssEE I'D. John
AiuElie. SD, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge c.
Trader. s2d. Reg.
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THE oldest journalist in France, NJ
Jean Baptiste Gorier, died recently in a
charitable institution 1T Issy He was
ninety two years old At one time he
was in the ONCE Of the Journal dc. Paris.
He also wrote great number of poems.
He spent the last years Of his life In
playing dominoes,
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LEO. WHEAT. THE SOUTHERN Plan

As we are to be entertained by the
celebrated young pianist, whose name
beads this paragraph, We take pleasure
in laying before our readers, con G7lore,
the following complimentary passages,
compounded from theLouisville Courier
the Nashville Banner, and the Musical
Journal Of New York. We trust that
Mr.. WHEAT will have the same ovation
that has attended his receptions in
Nashville, Louisville, and New York.
Being a Tennessee boy" nothing less
can be expected from our people:
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN's
Queen BesS Complexion Wash,
MRS. woLcorr's CERTIFICATE.

TUE following certif Gates selected rom hun
4 dTeds in the possession OF the proprietress,
are conndsntly submitted TO the public.
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Total ...,....-@@.........

This only lacks about fifty votes Of be-
ing enough to elect President, counting
in all the bogus negro Southern States.
That fifty can be easily obtained in
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.MIsOELLANEOUs.

llth-Ths greatest amount insured In any one
risk Is $4,000, exceFt in special cases.
l7fh-Ths amount insured in any one city.
town OF village, depends upon lis size,
and how built
lafh-Theamounti insured IN any one block, de-
pends as above.
l4th-Certided copy OF the Charter Of the Com
pany. as Eied heretofore.
l5th-0eneral Power Of Attol ney for Agents to
accept service OF process, previously
filtd.
GEO. L. CHASE, President.
GEO. N, COLT, secretary.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer casts The fol-
lowing cheering horoscope:
In electoral votes, the States the Dem
ocrats carried are entitled to the follow
ing Rumbers:
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STATE OF CosNEcrICuT,
County OF Hartford.

County OF Hartford
siepiember 2, 1855, Personally appeared
deorze Il Oh ase. President, and George n. Colt
Secretary Of the Hartford Fire Insurance. Com
pany, and severally made oath thai the above
ing to their best knowledge and belief
Eefore me, d NJ. G. SkILTUN,
noy27 Notary Public.
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Tn Offering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
L PuOhc, we have no hesitancy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tioA IN our markets. In their deVisement they
are purely Southern - compounded with 3
special adaptitude to the various types Of
stomaeic derangemsnts prevalent In our
climate.
It is gentle stimulsst TO the system afte-
undergoing severe illness.
It is q cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
is preventive for ChIIls and Feysrs-
1t is an invaluable companion for person
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It is HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
81 Sold eveFyWhsre.
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Sole Manufacturers.
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InsOEUeTst Notice.

E,s'ate Of Thomas Crider, deceased.
FIlHE insolvency Of the estate OF Thomas Cri-
der, asoeased, having been suggested, ali
persons having claims against said estate
are notified 20 present. the same. duly authenti-
Gated e. the Clerk Of the County court OF
shelhF county, on or before April H. lS68 or
the same will be forever barred
JOHN zENT, Executor.
Memphis, Deesabsr 4, 1851, dse4 laVtS
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WHITE LINE AGENCY.
white Lfne Central Transit Company, via
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THROUGH Receipts given 70 New York, Bos.
ton and New Eng and cities, Tor Cotton Hnd
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no change of Cars
For through contrac 5. apply 10
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preuEcn un0 SranFreid,.

Gin fur @iIitdria6en urtbeiIsfdbissr Sdriit-
teller ibreibt in @etrcf Der @eripdelun9sn 5pi-
i6cn YreuBcn uno Srantrei6 uno Den tpabr.
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Die fran56ilde SIrtiIerie if iebr tiidtis. Die
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-fe 1T bon ieber Sranfrsid)S Saupfpaffe &C.
ipcIen. sIbcr bic preubiide Snfantere III iebod)
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ben 3uauen iid lcbit fbcrlaiIsn auf bsm
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antsrts. Die Surp lpraG 9rn. Gtaufr frtl
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nas pennfYlpsnifbe 5euenssfansnie.
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ten 2eiben unb bcr5sbrt fid leIbif.
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9erbannt i'm aus Der gSelt nnb aus Der @slell.
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er bic N6tuag Nnberer berlcren bat
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unb Strafe. gBenn Go nun gelingt, bic erfer'
in ssnisenbem @rabe ju erjielsn, loate oam
ni6t gum -srrBcn She'll aub bic Sotbmsnbig'
felt Der lebtcren bctbeili9t iein gu erulttsln,
auf ipclde gSeiie bieies 3ieI am belcn dn er'
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