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The melancholy occurrence at Gallatin, Ten
nessee stated to have occurred the 18th ut took
place something like year ago and was at the time,
chronicied in the newspapers.


The amount of money deposited by female opera
tves in the Lowell Savings Bank, is equal to twelve
hundred and fifty dollars for every factory girl in the
place. Some of them have saved two thousand dollars
each /.


The Grand Jury OF Hudson County, at the present
session OF the County Courts has presented the Beacon
Race Course az being in itself nuisance and the
oil manifold evils.


In Georgia. they have proposed sort Of Jubilee
in honor OF the Annexation Of Texas.


Are you fond of tongue, sr!' g. was always
iond OF tongue, madam, and like it still"


The Cincinnati Herald, of the 18th instant, says,
that ExGov Corwin who has very swarthy complex
ion wnle travelling about fifteen miles from that place,
was seized by party OF armed men, who rushed out Of
the woods, and, swearing that he was colored man.
they tied and bore him to Jail as a runaway slave


Charles q. Burleigh, of Phadelph delivered an
Anti-Slavery Lecture in Wilmington, Delaware "a
slave Sate) on Thursday evening last He listened
10 py numerous audience, and the Republican, of that
CITY, speaks in the highest terms of him and his lecture


novel feature in eastern politics, is the convo-
cation OF Parliament by the Grand Sultan of Turkey
consist OF delegates from all the provinces Of the Empire
tne ostensibe object Of which will be to take into
siderauon the present state Of public affairs.


Inc following somewhat remarkable coincidence
IL mentioned Dy the .fthens (Georgia) Whie In 1911,
the names OF Messrs. Ashley, Howard, and Phnizy
occur among the graduating class Of that year at
state Institution Last week their three sons graduated
the parents being present on tho occasion.


The Ohio farmers are about TO establish an insti-
tuition, the object Of which is to give business educa
ton to the young men OF the country embracing COM
plcte course OF natural science and bearing especially
upon practical agriculture and the arts.