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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

HILLSDALE, APRIL 2, IS5
From the Detroit Advertiser,
Save! Oh! Save the Union.

Men ofthe mighty dauntess North
Whose granite peaks colossal stand
Der Oceans billows looming forth,
efThe rock bound bulwarlls of our land
Sons of the Patriot Pilgrim siresl
Heirs of time e-hallowed- -Faneuil HALL
Whose altars first flashed Freedoms fires,
And echoed back her trumpet call
When Lexington and Concord's plain,
Run red, where high-souled heroes stood;
And Bunkers brow, heaped with the slain,
Was baptized with bold Boston blood!
BY all your battle-scars of fame,
BY all the struggles it has cost
BY your unsullied honored name!
Let not your country now be losi
Save! Oh! Save The Union
Men of the valiant wave-washed East
Whose countless keels on every sea,
Proclaim thy power anapriie--0h see'st
Thou not the breakers on our leel
The Ship of Unions driving fast
On wild shore-while DER her deck
Break the mad waves-her quIvering masts
And hutter;ng sails, betoken wreck!
Man every yard! stand by the helm;
A nation; nay, the world commands,
Let not the bowling storm o'eTwhelm
And dash her shiverng, on the sands
BY all your history so proud
BY ali your glory and renownl
By the black tempest in yon cloud
Let not that gallant ship go down.
Savel oh! Save the Union!
Men of the generous noble South! ~
NV own, my loved, my native home!
Curse not with blasphemous foul mouth,
Thy country, though fanatics foaml
Forget not, thy ancestors bled
When rung wars knightv clariont
Wake not the sleep of thy great deadl
Wise Jefferson brave Marion!
Forgive, though wronged, tits nobler far
Than be fratricide, orsee
Th eclipse Of one bright-burning star
That gems the flag of Liberty!
BY all the splendors of thy past!
BY all thy fear of future shamel
By the dark shadows DER MS cast
BY Washington's all glorious name!
Save! OH Save the Union!
Men Of the giant free-born West!
Land of dim woods and rolling lakes
Descendants from one mothers breast;
For her, yourselves, your children's sakes
Say! shall the golden link be broke,
That binds You in holy chain
To the old roof where first you spoke
Ny Falherl Shall you neer again
See that blessd spot, 10 memory dear
Save as a foreign, severed Statel
While in your sad eye starts the tear,
And strangers scowl with foemen's hate!
BY allthe Joys of childhood's spring.
BY all the hopes of manhood's prime
By homes that to your heart-srings cling!
Swear! ne'er shall come that traitor time!
Save! oh! Save the Unionl w.H c
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
Gossip About Mrs. KembIe.


The correspondent of the Louisville Jour-
nal, writing from Boston under date of the
22d inst. says:
Mrs. Kemble rides beautifully, and between
the hours of - aud !, little crowd of admi-
rers assemble in front of the Revere House,
TO sec her mount, which she does alone, and
unasssted, for she seorns all aid whatever,
or companionshp, in her menage, from either
man or woman. A few days ago she came
near finding her match. A new horse was
brought her. His arching neck, and proud
fiery eye. as he stood champing his bit impa-
tient under the hand of the groom, attracted
general praise. BY the time that Mrs. KEN
Bile, holding her riding habit, crme running
down the steps alone, the animal had become
quite restiye; she seized the reins aud sought
to spring into the saddle, but it was no go
her horse sheered. The groom and others
endeavored 10 assist her; she waived them of,
and again essayed to mount--again and again
lit was quite useless: the proud beast spurn
ed a rider. The lady bit her lip, and passed
the bride to the groom: "Take him back to
the stable, and keep him sadded till come.
| will be there in ten minutes Saying this
she returned 20 her room, and in few mo-
ments afterward might be seen, whip in hand,
and spurred like Dattlcd knight, stridng
towards the establishment of Messrs. Fulam
& Go near at hand. Here she succeeded.
at length, in mountisg her Bucephalus, AL
exandcr-likc, and when fairly seated whip
ped him unsparIngly. The enraged animal
reared and plunged, but it was of no avail:
he could not dislodge or frighten his gallant
rider. Two or three times he reared so high
that the pallid grooms feared he would fall
backward, but finally he succumbed and trot-
ted quietly away with his burden.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
Mortgage Sale.

an the 10th November A.. ID. 1919, Rob
~ ert OMealr executed to Henry Waldron n
mortgage upon village lots numbered ten, (l0)-
eleven (ll)-and sixteen (l6)-accordIne to sub
division of part of the Village of lillsdale made by
Chauncey W. Ferris, john p Cook aBd Henry
Waldron, and recorded in the Office of Register OF
Deeds of Hillsdale countY,in l.iber +. of Deeds,
on Pages $50 and ISL which Mortgage contains a
power of sale, and recorded on the 29th day 9i
November l3ls, in the Registers office of Hllsdaio
county, in Lber +. OF Mortgages on Pages $40 and
81. The amount due aud unpaid said Mort
gnee is sixty-three dollars and sixty one cents ri
the date of this notice, for the recovery of which
eo proceedings have been instituted.
The said Mortgage will he foreclosed by sale rs
the statute provides, nj the Court House.in the
Village Of Hillsdale. on the Both day of May, \. -.
l35 Mt twelve of the clock of much Of the
Mortgaged premises may he necessary to satisfy
the amount due thereon a..d all legal charges.
HENRY WALDRON,
Iilsdale 2G Feb. 1850. Nforigagcc.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
.Californiaus Read.

Rev. JAS NJ Wright has returned to Boon
vile, Missouri from California. He says
that the work Of mining is severe be-
yond all conception, and estimates that the
mortality among the god searchers, is as
great as prevailed in the Mexican war. lie
says there are thousands of women in the
states who are widows-but know it not
Most of the deaths are by scurvy ard typho-
id fever. In relation to the quantity Of gold.
he believes it ineXhaustible; but on an aver
age, miners cannot earn over S5 per day.
lie says gold searching makes everybody so
selfish, that no one, except it be messmate,
or particlar friend will give a sick man
cup of water, unless paid for it at the rate Of
$l5 per day. This reverend miner brought
back about four thousand dollars in gold but
says he has seen enough of the elephant TO
last him during his natural life. lie declares
that his honest and serious opinion is. that
people who were making u comfortable living.
and all men of families, should stay at home.'
Now THIs!-J. Cooney. formerly a tailor
of Albany, of some military distinction, writes
home from San Francisco tina the returned
miners look like walking skeletons--that
they are penniless and shltless. Dysentery
and fever have used up their constitutions.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
ECORRECT L.4.vD.M.4RKS.-O
vi. TERRY.
couNrY sURvEYoR FoR nILLspALE COUNTY

COUNTY SURVEYOR FOR HILLsDALE COUNTY.
HOLDS himself i'm readiness TO establish
IL new, accurate and permanent Land marks,
Bounds and lines for roads; and 10 those fur.
nshed by the deputy United States Surveyor for
Ohio. Indiana, and Michigan" ana as he is incum-
bered with but Office, he is satisfied that by Civ
ing his attention TO such corrections, and his own
business. he will ser, the public welfare, and make
an honest and comfortable living. Having honestly
procured copy Of The United States Field notes be
is able 10 lend them occasionally, those surveyors
who have many Offices TO- attend TO that they have
TO set up nights 10 do nothing.
~ Office in Kings Block-next door to the Co.
Clerks Office.
Hillsdale, January %, 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

PRESENT APPEARANCE OF JERUSALEM.
Miss Martincau, during her late visit,
had view Of the holy city from the top of
the mission church, and presents the follow
ing prospect:
The extent and handsome appearance Of
Jerusalem surprised Us. The population is
said not to exceed fifteen thousand ;ubut the
city covers great extent of ground, from
courts which are enclosed by eastern hou-
ses, and the large unoccupied spaces which
lie within the walls. The massive stone
walls, and substantial character ofihe build
ings, remove every appearance of sordid
ness, when the place is seen from a height;
and the clearness Of the atmosphere, and
the hue Of the building material give clear
and chearful air to whole, according little
with the travellers preconceptions of the
fallen state of Jerusalem. The environs
look fertile and 1ourisbing except where
the Moab mountains rise lofty and bare,
bu, adorned with the heavenly hues belong
ing to the glorious climate. The minarets
glstened against a clear sky, and the mar
Die platforms, aud splendid buildings ofthe
Mosque of Omar crowning the heights of
Moriah, were very beautiful.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

A PAPER DgvoURER. In the Bank oI
England no fewer than sixty folio volumes, on
ledgers, are daily filled with writing in keep
ing the accounts. To produce these sixry
voIums. the paper having been previously
manufactured elsewhere, eight men. three
steam presses and two hand presses are con.
tinualy kept going within the bank In the
copperplaIe printing department, twenty thou-
sand bank notes are thrown of daily; aud 50
accurately is the number indicated by ma.
shuery, that 10 purloin a single note without
dection is an impossbility.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
The Farmers Greed.

We believe in small farms and thorough
cultivation.
We believe in large crops, which leave the
land better than they found il.
We believe in going to the bottom of things
and therefore in deep ploughing.
We believe that the best fertilizer of the
soil is the spirit of industry, enterprise, and
bones and green manure will bo of little use.
N. Y. Independent,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
BOOK BINDIN c.
M. So. JOHN.

HAS commenced the business of Book Bind
u II ing in Jonesvile, where he is in readiness to
do anything in that line, in good style and at rea.
sonable prices.
Magazines, Public Documents, Blank Books, or
old books needing new covers, WILDE bound To order
~ Books for binding may be left at the STANDARD
Office, with directions how TO be bound and can be
had at the same place after binding.
JonesVe Feb. I2 ls4g
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
Gin .Arencies.

VBPALMER. the American Newspaper Agent
ts authorized TO receive subscriptions and advertise
rnents for this paper. His Offices are at
BosToS, g Congress street.
New YORK Tribune Buildings
aPHILADELPHIA, W. cor. Sd aud Chestnut ST.
BALTIMORE, s.. W. cor. North and Fayette ST.
r. HOMAN is our authorized Agent at Detroit
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife Missouri has left my bed and
board, without any just cause or provoeaton This
is to forbid all persons from harboring or trusting
her on my account, / shall pay no debts of her
contracting after this date JAMES SULLIVAN.
Algansee. Branch CO.. March Q. 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

We learn with pleasure that Charles
Ketchum formerly Of Marshall, but more re-
Gently Of Detroit, has been elected Wing
sheriff Of Sacramento City. California
Statesman.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
Terms of Subscription.
Rates of Adpertising.

business Cards of lines or less year. 800
Legal apvertisements at legal rates of advertising
IGs Business men in this place, can receive the
n,per one year with their Card insented. at the rate
ef $500 year. by the Carrier:
nP All advertisements must be accompanied with
written directions for the length Of time they
be published. they will be inserted until forbid,
rnd charged accordingly.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

CAPTURE OF TnE SUPPOSED RoBBER.-A
colored man named Burrett was captured on
Friday last, who, from having some of the
stolen goods In lis possession, is doubtless
the burglar who robbed Mr.. Wimarths store
Mr.. l.. Kingsbury and Mr. Barton of this
village we're in Tekonsha and saw him pass
ing with small trunk in his hand, and i'm
medately followed in pursuit. Mr.. h. de-
manded the trunk, which was given up by
the negro and examined by Mr.. X, who was
satisfied that the contents were some of tho
stolen goods, and thereupon undertook TO ar
rest Barrett. who instantly drew dirk knife
and turned upon Mr.. X, whose only means
of defence was slight cane. and who threw
himself backward 10 avoid the blow and aim
ed at his heart, fell up,n the ground, but
did not escape the blow of the knife, which
passed through the skirt of his coat, and pan
falcons, aud cut through his pocket book, in
flicting a wound that would without doubt
have been fatal, had il not been for the turn
inr aside the knife. A more narrow escape
from death could not worry well have happen
cd. The negro then turned and fed, and
was followed by Mr.. X. and Mr.. B. about
three milos, when he was taken. The cit-
zens of Tekonsha turned out and aided in
securing the culprit, when he was brought
TO this village. lie will probably have JUS
tice meted out to him, and have an opportuni-
tv 10 serve the State in that expensive insti-
tuition" located at Jackson. = Marshall
Statesman
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
. Virginia,l February s, ls5O.

"You ask me what | think of the way
Congress is going on, and especially about
the negro question
'Why, sir, as old Sam Johnson would say,
they could not behave worse ii they were to
try; and if were an aboitionst, aud desired
a state of things to promote my ends by de-
stroyng the value of the slaves themselves,
| would wish the Southern members OF Con-
gress to act precisely as many of them are
doing now in both houses. They are Ihem-
selves now silently undermining slave prop
erty, and the owner who does not see it at
home is wanting in common sense.
'Why, sir, the people in the slave states
The mdsscs-dont know yet what are the mer-
its of this question. Theyhave viewed it up
to this time as little more than theme for
stump orators, and that he was the smartest
fellow who could make the most noise about
it. This has been permitted to 60 forth to
the world as universal Southern sentiment.
But tcho are the shareholders! Are they ev-
eIybody To the SOUTH One would suppose
50; when in truth, and in fact, thLt they are
not half-no, not third-of the substantial
citizens of the South. Does any man of COM
mon sense suppose that the latter, when they
see their danger-when they sec their glorl-
Gus Union about to be torn TO pleccs-wll
not examine into tho merits ofthls whole
question: Yes, they will; and will say to
the stakeholder, when your property is pro-
tected at home, you have got all you ought to
ask, and with this you must be satisfied
II is added, by the htetGgeacer, that the
writer of the letter is himself stakeholder.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

The London Times relates the following
singular anccdote in illustration of the diff
Guilty of making any Improvements in the ag-
riculturc of the natives of India:
The one great element of American success
American enterprise-can never, at least
for many generations, be impaired to India.
II is impossible to expect of Hindoes all that
is achieved by citizens ofthe States During
tho experiments to which we have alluded,
an English plough was introduced into one OF
the Provinces, and the natives were taught
its use and superiority over their own clumsy
machienry. They were at first astonished
and delighted at its effect, but as soon as the
agents back was turned they took il. painted
it red, set il up on end, and ,corshippcd 70.
There are over 500 Chinese ia San Fran
atg
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
House fO Let.

m From the first day Of April next Said
\ns1sA house is newly fitted up, and painted
t..sNL. outside and in-with half an acre Of
.sst.& land. situated few rods north Of the
-stkynlszess River. Apply TO D.BEEBE,
Agent for T.. Blackmar, Of Newark, Wayne Co.,
lew York Feb. 96 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
Whoa Back! Get Up Thar.

The undersigned would invite those indebted to
him by Note Book Account 10 call and settle i'm
mediately. Notice is hereby given that no Drsying
will be done credit after this date.
November 90 ls4e. =. GTLCHRfsT.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

90. you're a prenuce!" said liule boy
the other day, tauntiugly 10 his companion.
The boy addressed turned -rroudly uound.
and. while the FIRE nf injured pride aud the
look Of pity were strangely blending in his
countenanoc, coolly answercd-"So ,ros
Franklin.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
Removed.

Messrs. Bidwell Il Ramsdell have reno, ed their
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store, one door nortl
of j. l.. Csrning's.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

Avoid tho man who says the world owes
him living. The world owes no man lv-
ing till he earns IL.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02

We copy from the National intetigencer
a letter which, the lntelligencer says, was
written by "a gentleman OF the highest stand
ing in the state of Virginia. whose name
would command universal attention to what
he writes:
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
The Bible Descected.

The following nasoretical analysis by an
anonymous English writer, may perhaps
amuse our readers. Ii contains an enumef-
atiUn of all the books. chapters. verses, words
and letters which occur in the English Bible
and Apociypha For its accuracy. however
no one will venture 10 vouch unless he has
followed the steps Of the painfully Iabotous
author of u, who is said To have spent three
wears of his life in the calculations necessary
for its completion:
Old Test New Test. Total.
Books, 80 81 90
Chapters, 929 2C0 l.lS9
Verses. 23,2I4 1859 3l,I73
Words. 592.439 ,253 673, 1862
Letters, 2.725,l00 835.35O 1906 ,4S0
In the cypha-chapiers lS3; verses,
5,05l; words, l52,l65.
The middle chapter and the least ia the
whole Bible, is Psalms CXVlI.
The middle verses, is Psalms CNVIll. g..
The middle chapter Of the Old Testament
is Job xxx.
The middle verse would be Chronicles
xxx II, if there were verse more, and ! 2
il a verse less
The shortest vetse is Chronicle, i, %.
The word Jehovah occurs 6,S55 times.
The word And, 35,5l3 times.
The 2lst verse OF the 9Th chapter Of Ezra
contains all the letters in the Alphabet.
The 10Th chapter of the 2d book of Kings
and the 37Ih chapter of Isaiah are alike
The middle Book in the New Testament
. Thessalonans.
The middle chapter would be Romans
XII. ifthere were chapter more, and XIV
II a chapter less.
The middle verse is Acts XVII, Il.
The shortest verse is John NJ, 35
The word And occurs l0,6S4 times.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-02
From Horns u s. Railroad Gazette.
The BABY i'm Daguerre0type.

pY ANNA LOWELL sNELLiNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

sAN FRANoIsCo pANK.

EDWARD r DUNBAR has ereciet in san sf.ae. SEQ
k@s stone ~ dng iuf banking purposes hat - entirely
ffeproof anc bWi 10 massive aud substantial manner
d- receives on deposit money and treasure and guarantees
tgans Oss 10y any lie does general banl and
Exchange busues. Remusnces b-te-n Eng land and Chi
the East lao e can he made hrough rim with
ls saving ~ ume anu expense Capitalists who desire
n4ke nve sleDt- The Pacific tide Of the UGi a
all had BIN thofoosh acquainted Win al me
here The sudden changes ~ markets tere enable cap
"a - ~ Use money in perfectly safe Investments high
a,e " pfuit lie VII s4aralicra liked SUN for he
~ money depDste3 10 him. share ne profits of The
rs'nru no n2 option ~ ihr tepOsGr No property can
'' sent o Ca 0rra which vii give returns such be-
il.firsd 4r money sent here fo Use 10 that market
Any ifflrIauon connected with his business can BIZ OBJ
Nrr4 by nppYir 10 HOMER h STU ART. . Waist
Lisi ~ h-.~fe crs win Homer n Stuart us meOd'
10 tALIFORSiAN~.-P efsoas going l8 Calico.
r'a esn De- supplied with kaspssrks saddle Bage, can
POI. .ad cofi0n pgcs Bag Cans-ns Hsvefsacks Blus-
''s. fst1. and Money bes sHtf.-s If.4ks, -. uc
--i end cheapest manner a. ihr store ~ h. BULL
isdi -r-. 10 broadway. mis- w.
IAKD-aARsHALL 4 STANLEY, Attorneys And
CCounsf'ors a. Law, CITY Hotel, Sacramento Cy' Upper
os i0rla J 3 MARSHALL.
wlfb- X. - STANLEY
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