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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-13

The steamship Asia, with one weeks later news
nom Europe, is now in her twelfth day from Liver
pool, and will probably arrive here in the course of
The afternoon or evening. She will bring us in
ielligence of the formation of the new English
ministry in the place of the Russell cabinet. We
shall publish an extra as soon as her news comes
70 hand.
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IMPRISONMENT OF AN AMERICAN, CHARGED WITH
MURDER, IN MEXICO The following statement,
for which we are indebted to Mr.. Boruck, of Gre
cory IL Cos. Express, tells Its own story
MAzAILAr February o. 1851.
GENTLEMEN - do hereby give you true statement
before God and man. lett Browns ville Texas, one
year ago last Deptem Der for San Francisco with two
gentemen aud when We arrived ut Durango, those
gentlemen left me there. was unwell, and when
got well started In company with three strangers
Tor this port and on the road there fell In
pspy with another and his servant He invited us to
travel with him done 40 for three days; the
third day after had taken dinner at house about
two hours after the road they shot him behind
his back and he-oh he died insta ntly and the ball
passed very close to me. l fortunately escaped.
There hallooed robbers but and after.
wards order ed to shoot the servant OF that
by aging cannot possibly do that They tied the
servants bands behind him and started to get their
guns and the servant got his bs 10 loose and made his
escape Then they talked Of Milling too. begged
by telling them hat would not tell anything about
their killing this Well you must take some OF
the money, and be deep in IL sre.n done 80,
and save Up the money to the judge and informed
those men but they had made their pc in sail
boat and gon to and could not catch them aud
the servant Of this that killed here and
made bis statement here to the judge, saying that
was iDnoeept and they have kept me prisoner IL
WILLIAM gUIRLEY
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lie gommsnosur Marcolsti, Nicaragua Minister;
Governor Z. Paine Vermont; Hen. d. q Kiser, Misc ;
g. Maealister Pbia J. Y. Sabine, Santa fe; W. c.
Thompson, Memphis John nouer. Alesuys H.
CLARK. 81. Louis A. Cunningham. NC Hon W v.
bsy, Missouri. have arrived ~ the Irving House
Mr.. Wilson, PhilsaelphIs; J. 0lipksr, do Alons o
Reed, Nesburgh; y Bort. Springfield; n. Rothfeld.r.
Msttsswan A. Forsyth Havana Taemas l.
spruee. DO we're amongst the arrivals yestsrd 81
the American Hotel.
Hen Robert Hopkins. California; Col. W whitney,
UsMs DR. @. Q. Isb.ll r. r.. Morgan. A Stewart,
California; G 0rgs,, w. Bro~n, New Granada; DR.
} ncNulty Rsslrjo; Hon. y II. Mardook q. Daniels
Gsugis; Hon p VI Chandler Vermont c. Liepstt,
hhoo. Island III frest Ohio 7. Rurlburt pr r.
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GRAND PIANO FOR sALE.-A SECOND HAND vIssr
grspd Piano forte, In tost order octave, for
M usICAL WAREs.--BHIpkAN Il GyRDINo. Il9
Avn Brosdway sole Agents in ststes Ter III.
sale The jusy celebrated musical Nv
j. Basdsr Co. sonssting Of yolins yioiinssIios rr
1rs yiehn md Guitar srins. fl9tss etc. sto which
onsr 1r sale at the rnaDufacturer pricea arve
nent swa,s on hand which The attention Of dealers a
ioquettsd.
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FBpress Line for CheRrss The Splendid
steamer skUTDEs JOsArHkN, Capt stosdard, ~ill sail
the sth met. from pier No ~ r., and viii arrive a.
Chsgres advsace Of u Mail steamer which left lith
irst Frst cabin, $50 secona cst'p, $40 steerags $40
Psssgs secured At bERFORDs co.'s, No. Astor HJuss
Letters aud psci ares fora arded. Postage -
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Tssss. ,! BEs !. N sAT y! ~ pay oooss Iynx
nonsEs. cARnIaaEs. sAopLEaY. 49,

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY erRnrr-
hueti hae n h0rr,s Carriage Harness 6e every
Monday and Ntdhcsdsy, commencing oeoor Fereons
having rvopery % dspcse o. viii please call ana ave
reftttersi before 10 o'clock on each csy Cf sa,e
John II. GATFIELD, pfor rector.
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Vtussy Laws 81 Inglsri cotnre
DER keasy rensles 70 wear Of
BIZ here, vbes Al toycseens put uros hsscs
last What tske 81 10 heads vesr Genin here
tore mfy caers bis srrfg stiles 81 flats for rot Tor
tten shf sprf.vsl inspire o. cd - four dollars
GbNfN, 7lt Bfosdssv, opposite a.. Psul',.
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New mans, sis Brosdwsy-sgo hssdlework bressfsst
"a each. ususuy sold &C.: tamboursd
Ilght 2s Cd hoedb work collars, from 2s 10 s
o. he tEespest 6Gersd Also splendid stock o.
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oALrrORHIA.

Il IacHBoTr DE SOFA b co, COMMISSION nRw-
yIsnus Co. Ct nomss, ". T., noler Sand = Rsrs, New
fcrk " W. bruRe Sons Baltimore; gossler Co, nos
Ton rruhiins Go,chen Lon don; John A. Drosss Co,
laeclrtia.
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5000 Wigs and Toupces aiyv,

5,UUO wigs AhU TOupO6s 6IWnyBOh hahU AZ
Medhur Heard ee LIBERATED Wig Factory q Maiden lane,
N. Y. National Hotel Washington d. c.. warranted
perfect and shrink change color Aso braids Of
long hair. front brads, etc. Il Maiden lane.
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a PEEcSAST QUESTION FOR TIE ApNrisTRA.
TON ASD rnK CABStT Why 90 the President
AM his cabinet, IN dispensing the hoaors, emoiu-
ments, and patronage at their command, bestow
their bounty upon he newspaper 81 the smallest
circulation tbc mesnest capacity, AMI H. least POS
fibe influence Captain Tyler did the sane
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MORE AID FOR Mrs. THoMPsoN-SNGULAR SEN
sATIoNs Produced BY RECENT SUICIDES. -Yester-
day we received another contribution of English
sovereign, which was left at this office by bene-
violent English gentleman, with the request that
we would hand it to Mrs. Thompson, the widow
Of the late One. Eyed Thompson, one of the most
singular criminals of the present age of social
ism, philosophy, and crime. In fact since the
rise of mesmerism, Rochester knockings, 80
cialism, and all the other isms of the day, It
seems 10 be a question put to our citizens each
morning, "Who committed suicide yesterday :"
- Who has taken his thirty-swo grains OF NOR
phine 7" "Who has cut his throatr' "Who has
hung hlmselfr' "Who has rushed madly into eter-
nifty, unprepared and uncaled for z" Since the rise
of the socialist and infdel philosophy of the pre-
sent day, sell. destruction and crime have Increased
to such an extent, that 1t has been gravely pro-
rosed to organize Board of Suicide" for the
express purpose of considering applications, and
giving permits to such persons as actually ought to
take away their own lives, and 60 into the other
world We saw such project, among other isms,
recorded in the columns of contemporary, the abo-
llton Irtbnnc of this city. What strange mad.
ness seizes on the human mind in particular ages
of The world, when the power and principles of
practical Christianity, and the example of the Re-
deemer are set at nought, and philosophy and pride
control mems minds
But Of One Eyed Thompson, whose fatal termi-
nation of criminal life, exhibited in stool-piseon
operations in this city and neighborhood, we have
yet much to say, both in the way of biography and
moral calculation. We expect to receive nume-
rous batch Of his private letters, covering space
OF several years, from the pages of which some
extraordinary traits of his singuarly criminal cha
raeter with descriptions of his intimates, associates
and confederates in the stool-pigeon business OF
this city, will be mentioned and exposed. In the
meantime, while we are endeavoring to depict the
errors of such principles, and the fatal destiny Of
such men, we hope that it may turn to some good
account in the benevolent mind, favorable to the
poor widow and family who have been left behind,
and who have thus far been aided and supported
by anonymous contributions from benevolent per-
sons, coming through our hands. Let the work
go on.
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Persons DESTROYS OF having their Hair or
whiskers in the lAtest and neatest STYLE entirely
the vArous Of he sdr faees and general
should call HILL the IL Nassa,
Of Pine street. The celebrated infabe onguent Al
so AID
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NsRy JatE rRoa NESfkEELs.-Our private slyices
fom Caracas are 70 late date our adyc.s from
Porto Csbelo Of the 1fth ult AL que, 10 the
rspubis. Tie new Ire,ident, Monsgs. arrived at
Csrscs. the ith ult and va iosslls1 In ofcs 90
the 9th. lis inaugural sddr." vas very svorsNy
received. and indicated peace. The r. Pf.,iient
brother OF the executive Oacer had left Car.cas
Bsrcelcpa where he intends t. reside Ihs oogss
crop thie year rill be deficient
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30 pisr,s thrtt-piy tsrpsting at -. per
49,. pieces Htpefhte ingram, at bUO Yards
% so.h, Al tpc. per Js'd Ayr ssis ny
bAiLAl BAos, ~ FssrL ns1 ChstLamst.
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superior a Toupee hould cali At Bachelors oes
brat ed factory. Nc Wall street. They will lind he
perfectly understands all their requirements matter how
doul he fails to fit the head in fact no knows has
busrss and makes business Of it. Copy his address, aud
give him . cali
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Issai i which should ii namely sSs decided
rIs:sn. season very becoming and We might 'sprs
ssSiS q Fs.
q % = "a 10 and &c S
ss S we S S s, sss 70 CD s in .ls city that could
Time for all things-And the tinae fer such
ana bright .nd joyou. and Of shoaid
S ana Tcu .r
yen are sure to make selection when you Dc 50.
The Daguerreotype In Perfection, at the
sH.a ~ :. T IN
ssS Of ys Hnhssy equal to the OIL
Mesdames Hill 4 Colby, 5a2 Broad way,
have lately received great Caters and
Pelle Lapaqus and Isels make in Paris Mssdames H.
Watts Nervous Antidote.-
It's Az sp fhcient to make nature strong,
xGS the S zig lamp # s sn
Fresh vital heat to the expiring heart.
and 50 per DOZEN los Nassau and 40 Greenwich
tee that Nsdhurs Hards Anameracus with the aid of
COED hair bruth. will every vestge of dandruf
sis% he .
Gouraud's italian nj edicnted Soap cures
sr on nr 81 I edy ar
for pale lips and cheeks Hair Restorative LILY White etc.,
the old established depot u Walker st., near Broadway,
and s. South Third street, Philadelphia.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye viii convert
hair TO black brown, The instant 1t 10
applied, literally dying tho hair the Instant 1t is applied
without staining the skin. Warranted, taken.
Found only Dr. Felix GouIauds old established depot,
Walker street. first store from Broadway
Hair Dye.-Bntchelor's instantaneous LII
qud Hair Dye celebrated in London Paris. Boston,
Phil, delphiA Baltimore, Washington etc., only be
cured genuine at the mandatory all street, New York
The public beware Of commercials See various
diplomas 1t is for sale wholesale and retail applied.
Copy the address.
CliTehugh's Wigs aud y OuPees have been
for still BE- the prevail mode of the
UEited sate Their precise and close ht their extreme
Eahtnes elasticity their freedom from all
their cassic and elegant arrangement give them all the
charms OF natures handicratt Only call examine
them ay, stairs, opposite HowArds Hotel
Wigs and Toupecs.-PersOns wishing n
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IL IBBoNs. SILKS. AND xILLtsEay ooops-TnE
nent Ritbons sks and Millinery goois ia he M bst
vhish he 10 pared o. offer tush low Price, 10 w
con petition. sTchsnts and kntrs avs respsotfull, in
yittd 70 rxnnpe stock before FuroAkinr eisevierS
H. n. LiCH re- Elm, 70 Bopery.
A SMALL INVOICE or RICH EnDsoIpxRrEs Am
linen can't RIO handksrohief styles nat rcssvsS
sho iinbons Ia - yarns AID hosiery, At 0aEAzAsn
sofei vi Oretnsea street betws4n nnrrAy and Warrev
sachanta And ninihers can tuy cheap.
O. MASS, SUCCESSOR TO GEO DRYDEN NO e.
49, Iahh rgtet. BEES 70 cali tbs sttsbtiea Of country
ppohe Eener, 70 his stosk Goods AZ nsliner
sanA - fny otbsr taered. he has constantly ON hapd
nns sssoriment q thv Bon the latsss str,a .nd
al othsr articles In ths live -
TEE BEST BARGAIN IN DRY oooJs EVEN
offered 10 Nes York. We have odsr on Eoufgy
morninE kafeh 10 - esses, 81 % y.yds Of Ffonoh nr
sne ran an paia beitg lot ated sni sld 10
e TED States Marshal We shall cell them IS
Hhtoh Price thay ar h.rgsa, for hey
leu te value q ~ O. selection o. patterns and eole
ttns desirable, ~ VII Be ary make early
SGT Foad ehoe We have also 10 6hs 200 Grape ais
81 prices Jar telou the afke ard scsE lArss
qrAnt te1 81 then snl ssnre
would buy 20 gtcd adrAnta1a boz earlyfor they viii
werv much hifhcr ths IL the ninth Of March
We have larger Invoice Of New Goods BY the Pacific
astipg q Lnsns D.maska hlp.ess. many nsN styles
Dress G0ods tjssant Bsrsgo DC Lanes Prints go All viii
be sold Ysiy low ~ the B0vsry ssvng Store rs Bowsry
FWsWEGiLIsY& co.
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MN tfNTIkMAN Col ",
aNefy Beautiful pair OF Carriage Ho enc srey sno
hs ether blses that eco tros mile in s minutes They
varranNd riietly sound aud hind. Inquire a. the
be alisn Opera IL Asor plses, from l0A NJ
70 ~. frice $500 Alec, Phaton and Trottnf Wa
Eon made ty Pail er which Is quse new AL several sn.
abd double IRrEcases
WAGON TOR sALE-A SQUARE BOY WAGON, IN
1rfett oder, made ny Lawrence n Cotss, fov sale,
Ionfth ue
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years be the prevailing mode of the
United satf Their precise and close dt their extreme
Eehtne and elasticity, their freedom from all
classic and elegant arrangement give them all the
charms OF handicratt Only call examine
79 Brosdy ay up stairs opposite HowArds Hotel
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70 bIack brown, The INSTANT t 70
applied literally dying tho hair the Instant 1t is applied
without staining the skin. Warranted pay taken
Found only Dr. Felix GouIauds old established depot
Walker street, first store from Broadway
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heavy. uncomfortable look hat The light
and bright and joyous and man Of should
KNOX sha Of the spring style They are superb
Call and examine his stock i25 Fulton street. We know
yeu are sure to make teleeticn when you dc SO.
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qnd Hair Dye, 80 celebrated in London Paris Boston
Phil deIhA Baltimore, Washington, etc., only be
cured genuine the mapuaotory all street, New York
The public must beware of countereits see various
Diplomas II is for sale wholesale and retail applied
Copy the address.
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nrusH W 'tH tHHo fn"O1Hy We U"~fa"
Medhurst Heards anameracus with the aid of
coed hair bruth, will vesge OF dandruf
the hair in and moreover soften the
fbre ha-sh and brighten it, however dull Depot.
Mai Ian
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.
AR RICHARD n srAINER WILL HEAR OF SOME
vA thing to bis advantage by calling 1T No. ii NADER
.>>~,>>~~>~~~>>>,1~~.SN~ >e-oe>>~~>>~~~~>>>~~>-
CR0 REwARD.-LosT YESTERDAY MORNING. n
Viii the 's ssns to hi. ONCE shall The
CD RlwARD-Losr- aENTlExAN'sr tNaERR RING.
Sbs pad to the hSser. on leaving Stone street
1O a .h1ssh % and Asy street: to sas
reward BY leaving it st IS Twelfth street
GoLD WATCH LosI-Losr. on wspNEsDAY THE TIE
Ill.,
Ing to A. j. cunnir CHAM. Jewoller. 500. Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AT TIE E1cyLAs ANNUAL yEEIISc or TUE
hathsvs Church. Fesru.Ty 22d Hssss L. sSrSh.rd,
vs.,;. j ssssS Ts lSs
q and
o. & n
osirishs; Secretary Mr. = Lude~ig ard Treasurer.
H'' By iTsi N fE'i nH5swro secretary
New Yori March 10. 1851.
I ,o.y1rHE nEuBERs OF EnPIaE CITY LODGE.
room On 1hui,day At M oeiocE A. NJ to attend the ia
Nn.E. EicnARrsoS tsoy. wx Anderson JR, NC.
TEE UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD
the Hail. No 1T Grand street. at half o'clock.
sfsr friday 18Th n,s Of VIM PsrHsr s.srssa1y No. ia
Canal street, or. Of k'"n B.rnsrd Pvrsens No Wall
DATERsoS GAS LI0aT COMPANY NOTICE -
: x a.: a S.n, Il. Fl r. :. ss
us.a.v s. street IN. nj TON o. Peterson; e.
snd CLOSE BY srder Of re Press.1s a.d Dirsotors
Pa,srses. March II. 1861.
ITO PRACTICAL sURvEToRs-PRoPosA WILL BIZ
proper streets PARKS sne one tho sand equal lots mras
sasey Azores. Or apply e Stevens. 80 Isd.ss street..
r Euasen. M West seventeenth street; VIM K VsnSea-
scooter. .6 sseond avenue.
CLINTON HOTEL, HEAD OF BEKKNAN STREET.
- opposite the Parh-The above estAblishmsnt las
its location esnr 20 business and places
81 sr. o. r Ss's from an. the
table 10 unsurpassed y any II The ci;y,,v,,,..
pEILADELPHIA UNITED STATES HorsI.-PRoPo-
chase Of tho entire fusnsure plate fasufs. and rood vii
q the lease has years run from the sth
s1erssis s.y ssnssss 1si i .s aon
dsoeasd viii be ,ses,vsd;by the undsrnrned-
s,res. PS.iaisiphi.
COLLEGE or PBYsIcIANs AND sCRonoNs or
~ the University o. the State Of New York The
lsh March. hair pas. oeocx r. n IN The ociissc
1al address by the rreident Alexander stevens u.
pas rs Rssai has 1iss 70 isi;1s s
v.sn. ,s r ss n.5 n. oeisss on Tuesday s.s
twelve eslosh Ths profession invited 20 attend.
,, hobk ~ ATS n D., secretary to the raerhy.
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pnpes, freckles. eruptons, chaps, ETC. Poudre Subtitle
eadeAtes hair from part Of the body: Liquid Rouge,
for pa fps cheeks Hair Restorative Lily White etc.,
the old established depot 81 Walker st. near Broadway
AID IS South Third street, Philadelphia.
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Watts Nervous AntldOte.-
'Tis all. su fhcient TO make nature strong
And the bright lamp of life continue long;
Winds up the spring Of life, Ano doth im part
Fresh vital heat to the expiring heart.
BOTTLE and 50 dozen. l02 Nassau and 0
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have lately received great Caters and S
Of all colors to match dresses az entire style Cha
pee, Lapaque and Esels make in Paris Mssdames. Il.
C. are the only importers Of Shoes in this city.
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The Daguerreotype In Perfection, at the
Nations. immature SHsry s Broadway corner Murray.
riey Of setting Dagusrreotypes copied. equal to the oy
gin Al Gavit's late Anthony Clarke 4 Co.
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DHrLADELPHIA UNITED STATES HoTsI.-PRoPo-
sails win be received until March the 18th, for the pur
ehs OF tho entire furnure plate and good wiz
,hs nfsssn. lease ha.s ,hrs, ,sa % from the sth
operation .. lately condue,sd by n p atche Esq, now
asceased, will be rsoeiysdiby the uBderrxned-
JACOB sNIDkR, Jun, Administrator, 70 walnut
street. Philadslphia
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ITO PRACTICAL eURvETORs-PRoPosALsw WILL BIZ
received fer and laying $40 n.e
proper street,. PARKS ana one sIusl lots, mms
g. Mcgee 81 Ann strvor Daniel Owen. 4l4 Broadway;
T. hunson M West Beventssnt street. WIN. *. vanben-
scooter. 45 sseond avenue.
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CLINTON HOTEL, HEAD OF BREKNAN STREET
" opposita the Parh-The above establishment h0
Gently been furnishes throughout ia the modern style
lite location 10 central 20 business and places of
With the ADVANTAGE Of being retired from the general
fusion Of Broadway The propretors confident thel
table 10 unsurpsssa y asy n The ci;y,v,
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS a,
THE SOIL OF THE SOUTH.

TNBE undersigned, committee of publication, on
[ the part Of the Muscogee and Russell Agricul-
tura Society, respectfully invite public attention
to the following prospectus of a MONTHLY
JOURNAL. to be published in this city under the
auspices OF the above named association.
The work will be devoted to the interests of .qg-
riculture and Horticulture, Domssfic and Rural
Economy. Under these several heads will be in
cIuded all that concerns the culture Of crops, the
Improvement Oft soil, the management of the
farm, the garden, the orchard, the flower yard,
and the house keepers department. In their con-
nexon with the interests of the SOIL the other in
dustral pursuits of the land, will receive their APP
proprlate attention.
The "SOlL OF THE SOUTH" will be under
the editorial supervision Of CHxRLEs A. PEABODY,
esq. and Col. JAMES M. CHAMBERS. Mr.. Peabody
has been for two years past connected with the
Agricultural Press, and is equally distng AZ
practical and scientific farmer and gardener
Col. Chambers il one Of the most intelligent and
successful planters in the South. They will be
assisted by an able corps OF contributors, among
the practical farmers and planters Of the land.
Each number will contain sixteen pages Of
Lauarto size, printed with type superior
tyh,e paper, and furnished to subscribers at the
rate Of tf 4fiaRfflal
ONE DOLLAR PER .aN:NU.M,
which must be paid in advance.
I|Postmasters are authorized to act as agents.
and they may retain in their hands twenty-five
per cent. ofa subscriptions collected by them, or,
if they perfer it, copy of the work will be sent
to any one twelve months gratuitousy, who will
remit four names rih four dollars.
All communications must be addressed, post
paid, to WV. H. CHAMBERS. publisher of "The
Soil of the South, Columbus, Ga.
VAN LEONARD, } Committee
R. A. WARE, Of
J.. HURT, publication.
Columbus. (Gn) March. 1851.
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cents, aud less by the quantity. The insertion Of
full notices of new enterprises, &C., IN sseh naF'4
Der, will make IL the interest of those concerned 10
them TO secure many copies possible. for CIR
culation among their friends and patrons.
Beyond this, "TKE HoME JouRsAL" will NAL Q
no promises or pretsnsions. Not entering the
lists for composition with any, and standing in
the way Of none, its legitimate sphere and aim will
be to promote the interests Of all--recognizinx no
party, in education politics, bat the party of
the South, it will seek to preserve the Union Of
the South, by developing her resources aud slim
ulating the industry of her people.
April ~, lS5I--tf.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-04-12

WESTMINSTER AND WasH0GToN.--lt is so
long ago since was in England, namely, ten
months, that would not have thought of writ
ing anything about it, If you had not asked me
but m you have done so, am prepared TO state
my views at length, on the issue yon have made
freely and earnestly, M We used to say at Wash
ington. You ask me whether what ! saw OF
Parliament, when was in London, led me ia
think u equsl CT superior 10 our National Con.
grssA ] reply, not at al, nor even to the humb
lest Of our State Isgisatures. AZ to the House
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loUsE or REPaEsEsrArlvss u.

April =, 1871,
PROPOSALS will be received at this office un
i I'll the 4th day of May next for the delivery
at the Capitol of two hundred and fifty tons 9th,
best anthracite coal, TO be broken into Jumps
about the size of fourteen pound weight, tn.
same to be deposited in the vaults of the Capitol
free from fine particles or dust. Also for two
hundred and fifty cords Of best quality seasoned
hickory wood, twenty cords TO be sawed in foui
pieces, and the remainder in two pieces, and to
be delivered, sawed, and slowed away in the
vaults on or before the first day of July ensuing
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Clerk House of Representatives U. S.
Ap I0-dt1thMayif