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COATS
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@> NOTICE TO COAST PASSENGERS. - For
BILOXI intermediate Landings-The Lake ST. CHARLES
leaves the Railroad TUESDAY MORNING. 18th nat arrival
Of the nine O'Clock above.
The MOBILE, for MOBILE, PAscAGouLA all
intermediate Landing will leave the Railroad WEDNESDAY
MORNING. arrival Of the nine o'clock ll41l n
"a These both good, safe boats built expressly for tho Lake
raie-he ST. CHARLES comparatively newne MOBILE
thoroughly Fall, with perfectly boilers cmneys,
ETC.. etc., and is in perfect order
"a by Biloxi intermediate Landings Cabin
dollar; Deck, fifty cents. el4 2t] R. GEDDES Agent.
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sTEMBoAr on FmE.-Night before last, about Il
O'clock the steamboat feathers while her passage
the river and when opposite College Point about sixty
miles above the city, discovered to be fire III the
held The Steamer Raindaer arrived reports
that met the Leahers yesterday in tow of the James
Robb Her matches battened down and efforts
making by pouring water into her hold to extngush the
flames The Leathers dschagng cargo into the Robb
and the passengers had all taken passage the latter
boat III 54t ~ Nh s s9aas4
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~ The splendid passenger packet SOUTHERN
BELLE Captain Cox leaves MONDAY EVENING o'clock
MOBILE and MONTGOMERY, via the River.
jel4 sTRoTHER L BROS, As Poyaras street.
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LASos RIVER THE Illinois river on the 9Th inst was
rising rapidly The rains were said to have been very
heavy IN the neighborhood Of Lasale,
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~ NEwORLEANs, June -, 1852-The Board
Delegates the Fire Department of Newoean
meeting TUESDAY EVENING, 18th ns O'clock
the Hall Mississippi Fire Company No. Punctua attendance
particularly requested importance will
Board. lje14 9t J.H wINGF1ELD, Secretary.
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AccosuaopAriso In one Of the courts Of Cincinnati
Recsntly lawyers intimated most distinctly at the
came momsnt that each other lied Tho Judge at
tod them they must stop such language he would adj
joun court and vt them fight it ont.
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BaAsDY The Cincinnati Commercial says hundreds OF
barrels Of whisky there daily go forth brandy
md other spiritual yarieties
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ass- THE orr1cnRs and MEMBERS Of the Fir.

Department Newoean respectfully invited attend the
VIM COFFEE member Of Jaes Guk Fire Company
No. IT, Engnehous street, MONDAY MORNING.
ten O'Clock. [jel4l JOHN REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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Paul r.. 1YaeN1.H,
TR ANST, AMOR.

Office No. 1s EXCHANGE ALLEY, between st.
TIIEARD oers his services the public and
English Spanh French
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, CoNTR ACTS, ACTs or NoTARIEs,
OTHERS LEASES, MEETINGS oFco1NeIIs AND OTHER PUB
pose Newspaper Letters Circulars etc.
evenings the Books any
t36- Office NJ To NJ. s9 anil ptf
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Rowprissd liz NEwyoRK.The principle Of lawlessnes'
and rowdym to be aarmingiy the increase II
NewYors and the papers complain that the police il
some portions Of the city not Of the slightest utility
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Law The legal fraternity will find rare assort-
ent Of law books at j. Steers establishment, No. GO
Camp street by whom they have just been received
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NAyAL.--The U. S. ship oyane, Commander Payne,
saed fo Pensacola for Philadelphia the evening Of
the 7th inst -
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LAM WAaaANrs.--Land warrants are in fair demand
In NewYork at 1924 to 1927 per 100 The supply
rnn1
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y u ssrsaA century plant which is expected to bloom
~ IN days Z.
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HowARpfs U. S. SUPREME CouGr
REPORTS, II yols.;
MosTfsQUIEU's Spirit OF LAWS i;
lPHILLIPs on EVIDENCE;
PoTHIER ON OBLIG ATIoNs;
RoscoE's GRIM. EVIDENCE;
ALL THE WoRKs OF JuDGE STORY.
FRENCH LAW BOOKS.
Grill Lap.
RoGRoN CopH Crv1L ExPL.
TRopLoNG, PRIV. Er HyPoTH.
PorHIER, EuvREs cosPL. I
lDURANToN, CosTRAT DE MAI.
DO. OBLIGATIONS CONVENT.
Do. TRAITK DE- LA vESTE, ETC.
A. DE ST. JOSEPH, CONCORDANCE
| RSTRR LIS COOKS.
SIRRY, Lois EFT ARRRrs.
lMERLIS, RRPERr, DE JURIsr.
Do. QUESTIONS DE DRoIT.
PALLET, MANUEL DE DRoIT.
iAiAcKRLDEY, DRoIr ROMAN.
PARDEssUs, CouRs DE pKoir COM
MERcfALk.
" j. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANa, May 10, 1858.
DY VIRTUE of an ordinaAce of the Common


ton by the city to the nock d the
lousas and Great Western Railroad Company approved 18th May
p y ordnance s s
q ne
ing all elections that become
ton Of The act the Legislature passed The 18th March
municipal corporations corporations undr
taking q Internal and for The payment and dis
NOTICE hereby that election WIN held MONDAY
a ns d Ss Sswssn H. q .fs sa
sixty thousand shares million five hundred heaAnnd dollars
Company; eighty shares Ay dollars to
the stock of the Newoeans jackson and Great Northern
Polls opened NJ and 10 eIoc at p NJ
at the following and under the the Inspectors
FIRST WARDAt the Horse Station Neyades Commits
sonersc D. Yancey Mark Walton.J Neville clerksJ Tay
SECOND jackson No. 49, caliope street.
Charles Diamond Il cssss
FOURTH WARpAt he Conf eest Hotel coni Street Com
Flash saomon, Geo stesysr. cierkJ W.
FIFTH Theatre house. orleans street,
SIXTH WARD-At Engine house a. Hospital street, between
nett. Lsen SIX cIerksF. cqssard, Datoar.
VAR
me- asan ph sps. Fir Germany
VIZ. 4; Mott ;Clerhs,B Hernandez n Lananx. < H..
Collins Flanders Jes. pupau
c Ts MA d a rs corner Of Josephine and Laurel
xeeh b s. DeWses Meilhenny
cs e. 81 bona 4, Tneses YIN IL ei,sors
Phillips George Jonas .cerks-Jobn Fitch, VIM Baistsr
law sfsi' 70 % made dsMsS
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or ELECTION. !.

NTOTICE OF IN, E(yTTflN 81 1f.,,o...I... - r.
prlsans 10 law sud il eost,ix viii
nose gwen oy lama ~ Fre Sheriff Of The Osans notes
Censsnt9n On m Ah day q iowins
we the hereinafter
's'g Eins sHq ~ S1 Ea!I Il pAn, II
aca corner Annnncfation
SECOND John opposite IL. Hon.
H Sodug John
~ z. Gspv1pc
don ana pann.s Scso0 hoas eq.nsr e
~ gamond chs.e
xasnso1 eire NO le Calops
"a ~"ssluy A. saunders.
81 III niIrvf Y " ,fs
it9 company no. Toho1piou-
orMna ea ~ stn B.
WITH 81 tcs
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SuIcinE.-Dr. Robert II. Saxon of scryen county Ga.
committed suicide the 9th inst by shooting himself
through the head with pistol He was widely and fa
vorably known us physician
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N@ The regular passenger packet VIM. B..
CLIFTON, Captain Spots, will leave for LOUISVILLE MONDAY
EVENING, the 18th inst, at five o'clock
iels sTRorHER L BROS. as Poydras street.
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.Neau Goods! NeaU Goods !

Just received by the propeller VIM. Penn,
AT SIMPSON
50 CANAL STREET,
alarge shipment of
DESIRABLE SUMMER GOODS,
all bought the month Of April such will permit him to
distribute them among his customers at
Il TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER
than the usual rates. Among these goods
1000 pieces CHECKED CAMBRICs from 10 cents up.
500 pieces GINGHANis, from itup. a..
FOULARD SILKS, GREAT STYLES at so cents.
NEW STYLES OF JACoNETS, LAWNS AND PRINTS.
LACE MANTILLAs, LACE SHAwLs, FINE BOBBINET.
PINK, BLUE AND WHITE 1874 BoBBINET, for Bars.
LACE TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEFS.
EMBROIDERED BANDS, BLACK GRAPES.
DAhASK NAPKINS, TABLE CLOTHS AND DAMASKS.
LINEN DRILLS, BROWN LINENS, ToWELNGs.
WHITE AND coLoRED DOTTED SWISS NIUsLNs, cheap.
LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs, HOSIERY PARAsoLs etc. ETC. etc.
All these articles with an immense stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING, and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
will be sold at the low rates usual at
my6 SIMP oN'S, so Canal street.
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ANsELL ON WATER COURSES, ETC.
ANGEL ON CORPORATIONS;
ARNoULD ON INSURANCE;
BRTrs' ADMIRALTY PRACTICE;
BLAcKsroNE's COMMENTARIES;
BouvIgR's Law DICTIONARY;
BRowN's CIVIL AND ADMIRALTY
LAW;
BuRAAMAaui's Nat. AND Pol,
Law,
BUR6E on SURRrYsHlP;
Civil CODE or LOUISIANA, 1903;
CIVIL CoDE op LOUISIANA, BY
UProN,
CoDR NAPOLEON et.5 ms
COLLIER ON PARTNERSHIP;
.CosKLIsG,s U. s. ADMIRALTY;
CoNKLIre's TREATIsx
CoopKn's JusTiNiAS;
DieFsr or NEwYoRR REroRTs;
DoaAI's CIVIL Law, ENGLISH;
| DUER on INSURANCE
GoRDoNss DIsEsT LAWS U. S.;
EMERIGoN OK INSURANCE;
Cow ON PARTNERSHIP a
ieII Qtap1tW Far sale
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BENErrr OF J. s. benefit by the Histri-
Association to the popular actor and manager Mr.
Charles of this evening at the Varieties and we
think reasonably anticipate that the house will be
crowded. Mr. Charleswa formerly Manager Of the His.
ionc Association and they under obligations
to him As will be by card In another column,
the entertainment will be Of first rate merit and we
feel assured that the beneficiary has friends by the
legion who viii turn out on this occasion Independent
these considerations the is the last of the
season 80 rally for the benefit Of James tonight.
For LouIsviIIE The fine steamer W.B Clifton, Capt
Harry Epots leaves at this afternoon The Clifton
viii make good time, and her passengers will find her
agreeable boat in all respects.
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ANOTHER RE.--Another fire took place in Savannah
on the night of the It'll inst The Georgian expresses
firm belief that it was the work of an inccndiary, o.
which thers appears to be regularly organized gang in
that city. IN
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Li6arslNG.-Four negroes were struck by lightning
near Charleston Monday last Two of them were in
stantly killed, and the other two were stunned
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WING TICKET FoR CONVENTION.


FOR THE PARISH AT, LARGE j
cEHszWIs s eHs5SEs4S Sd asSasSHHH.Us
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS
s4'E ss: :sSi$E:EE
sssssE SEsssa
mum. E 4 NJ sG II sSsl.
%$ zSss Hs sis$sSsssos
III sigR! g5s 4 f x sSew.
FINANCE COMMITTEES.
FIRST PREorNCT. s
? b. fshSEs J. o. r1kRsoSa. { lAoyf'
SECOND PRECINCT. n
WI WI sAakss 4. 4 y %S1RfsSs
CHALLENGING COMMITTEES.
FIRST PRECINCT.
Il wI e KSI5 GRfp1n + i 1paRaSHaabnnenAsr
SECOND PRECINCT.
ssf2sss sAf RSshLrvs
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES
FIRST PRECINCT.
LOUIS FASsELL, WILLIAM BARNES.
MIR. PATTON, JAMES BRANDEAU,
- {. S7775'g7 MARTIN LOTT. II
SECOND PRECINCT.
c. E. CHRISTENSEN, JOHN DAVENPORT,
F. D. CRUANES, JOS. FROLICKER,
A. GILLET, 5s J. ARMSTRONG,
NJ. FRITZ, FELIX PQUERY, Ut
CONRAD CESS, JOHN LESLIE,
ALEX. CLARKE.
YaUO Hasaalf1.el9 l1efu1atS' Robes,
NEEDLE WORK EMBROIDERED,
From Two Dollars to Three Dollars and q Half
WORTH EIGHT DOLLARS.
ie1a step VICTOR FEsTE, % Charities street.
Pa.5atedLnaUNS- COlOa.s.
5000 YARDS FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS
WARRANTED FAST CoLoRS,
ALL AT EIGHT CENTS PER YARD
VICTOR FEsTE,
isa 20 CHARITIES STREET.
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MI HIssSl xh M g Uailv f}f6S0onf K ~
- & IS 49, n. s.
81 ~ ssQe 3aetsr eeAsgt =" ~ -" n
-Four Dav1 Later from Europe Arrival Of
the Baltic Cotton still Active
Wei s. s. NV Ycar Sunday, june Is. "
M, t,,s. J,nlto hss arrived here bringing
n i'm al ind mt fo,,r DAYS later than
$3.50 49, a1lySs q rs - NM, f,,otuo
tne 1nteiiigsnce pfouens ~ .s --' 70
IL summary Of her Commercial news
I.ivexf3ool Markets,
$3.50 No. n 81 81. 1,,,,e o III
s.. :, r. r0u. : .u.a :
The dSmAn In the Cotton market has continued active
.ince IL eprture Of the America and the saes Of the
NJ I'll "a az, h.lss If which exuor
pnEsr pcs a less sys ~ s - nsanS -, 49,.
tiers hare taken SoOo ana specuators sooo Daes
has been no material alteration In prices and the quota
tions rrr,A,n as follows Fair Orleans Mdllipg Or
,s = 49, d . y s, ~, ,,. rY,.,a s,/a
leans 2 u AT psanuos 1no M'uohas oia' : 2
per ID. Z
Flour has been in good request at for western canal
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81! s.
: S&tf d w i hotieed iris vi ~ With ~
- EtIes, sna oSly d j iaattsf 81 necessity
fully ayipfsciSte IS DDS Ne majcrity cf
!jlI q "a uziity, Tho sineu and APP
HI Il 81 kiess tops 4 ~ itcfials. We DO
III zslSeYs tksS tkSG 4 Nv thing really dam
1EeroSs ii then, IN Mink sgs know the s tink-
linx ii u il6il khe ringing gold or silver We
|haye nolfiz ~ Nv Of such constitutional in
Z u ~ ] now of words and an ague in
2525sS sssssss 81 IS. u +. &,
y ~ osl satsatss prouB " ~ y ara' ~
We X sAy, sass ~ regret net ne conduct
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Three sharks were caught in Charleston har-
Dor on Tuesday last
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III m- Camp Street. III
LAW. BOOKS.

60 Camp street and IS Bank Place.
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTs-vol 1th by E..
H. Bennett and Chaneey Smith, Esqr, Counselors at
PuTNAs UNITED STATES DIGEsT-yo 10TH Fourth Annual
for 1850.
KENT,S COAfAENTARIES-New Edition.
SCIIaITDT,s SPANISH AND MEXICAN LAW
RocKwELLs SPANISH AND MEXICAN LAW.
JoHNSON'S CIANcERY REPoRTs-New Edition. complete
Volumes without Arrangement one-hird the price
edition,
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nR. JOHN ALIENS GREAT 60
IL improvement in ARTISTIC DENTISTRY, dyV ~
combines PERFECT CLEANLINESS, LIFE LIKEQ
APPEARANCE, GREAT STRENGTH, and far -Al-l1J
perec. the plat which entirely irritation
the greater for mascation thnn those
CONSTRUCTED in the usual
disappointed heretofore will be allowed time
claims the privilege retung the piece their
BIZ. Smith, Dentist, ia ST. Charles street,
anq1 qdp corner of aflyette Square.
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9ixFs DisrRfp Iessrs. 4 w Collins and
H11xy t Paul 40 both lawyers, experienced
4 i6s ~ ~ 81 the forum and trained to severe
thong NJ and tfict mental discipline.
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Trunks! Trunks! Trunks

CNHM I'm We are opening very super1ol
1N g XWieather iron frame aud packing. Also TRAVELLING
1NW$El bags and VAIIsES g which invite the
others sold moderate prices No.
GRAVTER STREET. [mys] 8. ROBE d co.
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esvlSTH nfsTRtc Eugene Staes and II, 9.
GaatsllAnoz are the candidates. They are both
4 5snll slnsn d experience in the affairs Of the
Cdesn6nlN sslth !. and the latter is an energetic
ia ausnx spsa ker.
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are under obligations to the steamboat Reindeer fol
late river papers The ocers will please accept our
thanks.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR DELEGATES
IN TO THE STATE CONVENTION virtue Of writ Of cleo
bearing date the 10th May 1852 directed by His Excelen
WALKER Of the State louisiana the qualified
Of the Parish Of Orleans hereby notified that election will
the election of Delegates
Convention, Delegates qnaic
tons required by tho General Assembly
the Parishes Of Paquenes St.
part the Parish Orleans the right bank the
Mississippi shall elect one Senatorial Delegate.
The Senatorial District composed Of all that portion Of the Parish of
Orleans the left bank Of the said Mississippi shall elect four
Senatorial Delegates
right bank the Parish of Orleans shall Delegate.
The city First Representative District shall elect
Delegates.
Second Representative District shall elect three.
Third Representative District shall elect six.
Fourth Representative District shall elect three.
Fifth Representative District shall elect three
Sixth Representative District shall elect two.
Seventh Representative District shall elect two.
Eighth Representative District shall elect two.
And tbs Ninth Representative District shall elect
The o will be opened the mentioned from the hour Of
the morning until O'Clock in the evening" the precincts
be established and under the and
Clerks be the Board Of Aldermen Of the city New
Orleans the Police Jury part the Parish right
bank Of the Mississippi river. @
qualified shall designate their ballots the
the voted for Delegates the Senatorial Districts
Delegates from the Representative District Parrish
signed according to law. JAMES P. FRERET, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Office. NewOreans, MAY, 1859.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14

they have not hesitatcd to make in their own
behalf, enable them to speak with authority
TO others. Hence n success so dspropor-
toned TO their numbers, or wealth, or post
ton. The entire and unqualified truth
which they utter finds hut partial accept
nncc in tic timid and faithess community
that surrounds them, hut it falls not irutlcss
TO the ground. II so far arouses the con-
science, that the secondary works to which
we have alluded ere done; but, were our la
bors TO cease. on what would these rely p
Il is in no arrogant or inyiduous spirit that
we make this declaration. We do hut de-
clare the fact, that il is 10y means OF this So
ciety alone. that there exists in the country
TINT henllhul agitation which forms the on
" peaceful solution of this vexed question.
DO not then, spend your strength Oh Canada
Missions or Vigilance Committees. Leave
the c1rc Of these TO pro slavery churches
and Webster Wings. You may safely do IL.
The ideas of expia,ion and aloncment are
planted deep in the human heart. To refer
once more To a mvUrie volume, the great
novelist of our ngc draws Il true picture III
the Laird OF Dumbcdiics' deuII.bcd, when
having Just ordered the eviction Of his starv.
ing tcnaniry, hc calls ont TO his son, he
kind to the pur creatures, the Deanses nnd
''o i'';.c,s' i'o' .''I ,'', t,,'r ,yp rour
soups WIZ he! ue "c u'o oo"'' w ''''
IaI,i'r where he E""'l' ,,,.
You inny uerchd very reasoha"y on 'no
expectation that many men VINO Vo'eu Ior OF OF
connlycd at The Ins''Ne slave Law snal'
seek TO sooiic their secret remorsc, by con,
Irritating TO the relief Of their victims. frool
ofihis may also I've seen in the eagerness
with which the yiIcst pro-slavcry newspapers
of New York exert themselves TO obtain sub
scriptions for the purchase OF slaves from
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14
Our Country.
SALEM, Ohio

In 1899. the cornerstone Of the present
capitol at Washington was laid. At that
time, General Washington, in whose honor
the new seat OF government was named, Of
ficiuted. Fihy-eight years afterwards, VIZ {;
ON the 4th day of July, 1851, the cor
ner.stone of an extension of the buildings
wns laid, aud the Secl etnry of State mnde an
address, in the course Of which he presented
n sketch of the comparative condition OF our
country at the two periods.
Then we had fifteen States, now we have
thirty-oue. =,
Then our whole population was three mil
lions, now il is tweniy-three.
Then Boston had 900 people, now il has
10000. 400
Philadelphia had A., 600, now is has 4Oo,,
900. ooo
New York hn6 $4,000, now it has 5l5,OOO
Then our Imports were $3l 100000, now
they are $l7S,000,00O. o .,
Then our exports were $26,O00,OO0, they
are now Sl5l 100000. o,
| The area of our territory was then cUoiOu'
So. miles, it is now 100000.
Then we had 10 railroads, now we nav
$500 miles of railroad.
Then we had no telegraph, now we hav
10000 miles oft.
Then we had 200 post.ofiices, now W
have 81 900. n,oo
Our revenue from postage then was Sloo
600, now it is S5 5,OOO,O00. =,
These are only few facts to show u
rnpii growth Of the country; and what ',
mud our children have TO do TO secure u
continuance of its prosperity, is TO love, ie'
and obey the God of our fathers; to avoid
I temperance, pride, contention aud gree'
), ness of gain, aud cherish in all our hearts
: true patriotism, and just sense OF our 90
n ra,ion to those that shnll come alter u.s.
8 Yo,iihs Peunu Gdzetfe.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-14
spRrxerrELp, Muss., Jan. 10, 1852.

0J~The Worcester Palladium, in view OF
the fact that there must be some law relating
to the rendition of slaves, thinks that per-
haps the free States can have as little olgec-
ton to the practical operation of tins law
Fugitive slave law as to any one which Con-
grcss should pass.h 1t is gratifying to see
iho ununmity with which the Democratic
papers ucquiesce in the compromise mea-
sires.-BoSton Post.
And yet is il not passing strange that these
very Democratic papers and their par!lsans
have for two years countenanced and en-
couraged, by coalescing with them in the
populnr elections aud in the Legislative halls,
that party in their State the prominent article
of whose political creed is opposition TO tic
law referred to? How can this nconslsten,
cy bo reconclcd, unless it be upon the ground
that both these parties have higher regard
for the honors or cmouments Of office lhnil
for principle ?-.Ndt. Int.