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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-24
NEW FALL AND WINTER coo.


HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, FALL STUCK FOR1ooZ.
VNE undersigned in receipt of their entire e
1 stock of HARDWARE and CUTLERY for the *
Fall Trade and in calling the attention of the meT-
chants of Tennessee Kentucky and North Alabama 10 ther
stock now in store they feel confident that will be found
to compare favoraby both to quantity and assortment
with that of any other House in the country.
Experience has already demonstrated to the satisfaction
o roe majority of dealers in this section OF the country
that in The article of Hr,rare at least the Nashville mar
ket preferable to those OF New ork ana % @ 10.
hear the heavy expenses of transportation which must nee
essarv accrue when brought through by canals and ra
roads The undersigned also enabled 10 place then Gus
toners ON an equal footing with those purchasing in any 9TH
er market from the fact that their European goods beng all
imnoed direct from the manufacturers by way CT New o
leans without touching New York. thus enabling them to OF
for their goods small advance on importation cost.
Merchants Blacksmiths Carpenters, &c, visiting Nash
% ore inv ted to call and examine their stock before pur-
chasing. G.. ;J :; 80
change for Hardware and payment OF debts at tue high
~. ,Ssrtet nrices FALL CUNNINGHAM.
- sant II College street, Nashville Tennessee.
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VE-ST RECEIVED.-30o Kegs Nails;
ei 90 cisLs London Porter, quarts and pmtS
10 bo es jenkins fine Teas, put up IN netac 2pouho
boxes;
40 boxes NJ Raisins, fresh;
% do Champagne superior article; o,o
l5Alsks fine OJard Dupuy Brandles vintage OF 4S4O;
5halfcasks Port Wine, superior aruce;
700 b ,rrels Cincinnati Flour;
so do 81 Louis do;
900 do Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
l01 do Detve & NaysaIs do;
With m v other articles tedious to mention, which we
will sell che lp fer cash, . , ,--,rr,,r,oD1,
W EAhi4l q NJ iiNi1i'i pA'D'
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INSURANCE.

THE UNITED FIREMEN INSURANCE COMPANY oF
NASHVILLE
CAPTTAL 100000 D OLLARS!!
Chartered by the State.
THIS Company having fully organized, is
tons Of nrnperty against loss or damages by -
fire also against nerls Of the inland ~ s
on Propositions for insurance will be received at the
a. W. JOHNSON, President
Is DAsH1EIL Sec'v Nashville, 0c.- 8, 1852.
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INSURANCE ON NEGROES.
TTOUSE Servants Farm Hands, Steamboat Fremen'
CABIN BOYS &c, at customary rates of Premium
kopncv JOSEPH NASH, Agent
Etna Insurance Compaay Of Hartford Office n W. Cor
ner Public Square, opposite Planters Bank.
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MYERS & McGLL

DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Ladies and Gentlemsns Furnishing and Fancy Coed
On COAege street, one dOar .Sgatl of lie >an,,e
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TENNEssEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COI'
PANY.-CAPITAL $3.50 600.
OFFICE on the North side of the Public Square, midway
1 between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They " II make insurance Houses and Goods Of every de-
scntion AGAINST fire; on Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and tho rsf of the river; onShe Cargo Of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other eargoes, on
the usual terms. JUN VI. HILL ffeS'oeH|
JOSEPH VAUIy, Secretary.
D1npcToRs-Alex Alison John NJ. IIill F. 3. FOgg, G.
NJ Fngr w R. Elston Jno. NJ. Bass, Joseph Woods, Sam
ueI ScaT Matthew Watson, j. j. White, Jacob McCayock
jani
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MN,TED STATES MAIL LINE.
Tsw York and Charleston Steam Packets.

CIV I1'101 ~'N
TRI-WEEKLN -lseFryF =
r,yES Adrer's Wharves every Saturday - =. liz II
| md Wednesday The new and splendid sSs5yzZ@s1SE
Steamships Union, Captain Richard Adams l3oJo IONS
Marion. Clpta,n NJ Berry, go tons, SOutherneT, G4
-a; NJ Fos. er 900 TONS Jas. Adger, Captain j. Din'
80, IA, ions as follows Steamship Unon April 80,
At o'clock; Steamship Souherner March 18th and AN
o'clock eamship Marion March 18th ana 2Ith Il CLOCK
steamship James Adger no" finishing VIII De paceo III 'ie
line lrly in April Amt
" N HENRY MISROON,
o9 trv CornerI,ast Bay aud Adgers Wharves
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rrrA IusnRANcE COMPANY oF HARTFORD. CT

Chartered in lsl9-Gl0tal $4,000: all pull in.-Assets
incesseE IN ylauary list $43S0Oo.
s L. LOOMS Sec'v THO. X. BRACE Pres
1yIE unders gned has been appointed Agent of this Com
| panv-one of the Oldest and most able in the United
States having nearly or qu ehaf million Of Dollars safely
invested this for the safety OF pol cy-hoders-and is
peDarei 10 issue Policies favorable any other
resons ble office Dwellings, Stores Manufacturing Is
ents and all other kinds of }u Id ngs; Household
Furniture and Merchandise in general either in the city or
counrv Loss or Damage b. Ere Also nst the
hazards of Inland Transportation bY all the usual rou es and
modes Of conveyance. JUSEFH NASH, Agent,
Office n w Corner Public Square, opp. Planters Bank
may
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-24

A LE.-l5 Barrels Shutz Xxx Pale Ale received
N steamer Statesman, and for sale b 30
declO W. H. GORDON & co.
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viii noT neli iS She'p '' CASH. WEAKLY RUTHERFORD.
eREAT ADVANCE IN ZIG MErAL.

IL 4
NOTWITHSTANDING the great advance IN the prices
oC all metals the subscribers continue to sell ther
le stock of Stoves Crates Hollow ware &C. for cash. or
ON Short ere lit the low prices that they have sold
them during the past year
braed Wrought Iron STAGES, Of aA Sizes warranted to give
satisfaction. A., .,.ol
rorndrieS of " c. Davis & Co, Campbell, Ellison Co,
of Cincinnati and Nicholson Payne, OF PtSburg ihese
toys are made of the best hanging rook iron snoohe in
The sngs and elegant in appearance and az least equa
If not superior TO any other castings made Ia 'e WeS
Justreceived and more expected lot OF f'He -Aanue
Grte with eypdc tenders. Also, Mantle 0rAeS oi cheap
er quality. -. orn,.nartal Stove
The Nav Pdror Soge three different SIZES Ior co"i o
wood 49,,
Odice Stoves and Crates of all kinds.
Our prices for every article, either otour own
r mat we offer for sale as low as the lowest oui
ods are warranted be Of the best manufacture ana can
not he excee any where in the Union. Those wishing "a
bn, viii do well examine the quality OF our wares and
our prices before purchasing eisem here
We are receiving daily accessons TO our stock; on
decl6 oNON, n~1AOhHr1 ~ r1-lH - ~
~
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-24

E1NEF CTWO ACRES OK LAND FoR SALE
MILL sell ninetywo acres ct Land on ie Franklin ana
! Nashville Turnpike, miles from Nashville the
oytb ar timber is black walnut sugar tree blackberry
baek hickory and papaw there are two be miu build
;n sites Fourteen cleared land, the balance IN tI
h The soil is not surpassed by any in this country
VSl. ,,1f w. a.. PHILIPS.
-gTP v Hickman cOuuty.-laken up bY Mll-
Il ,ford NJ Lenard 5h district, BAY COL0RED HORSE,
sn,osel 10 be or years old, some saddle spots, dark
49,, ,d tail legs dark color from knee down, with white
Ioani the e hind foot saod ali rOuadi appraised at
$50 November Is, 1852 o,,r,-
dee2Q--w3 4. S1S's 0suseE'
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OLIVER P. MRoBERTs. ALEX. E. NJ KEE.
MROBERTs & MKEE
Wholesale Grocers and Commission
NERO HANTS.
MARKET ST, 4 Doors from BROAD ST,
NASHVILLE TENN.
April 20. lS52-ly
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CARDS. &C.

JOHNSON & SMITH,
Dealers in Cotton aad Tobacco, Receiving and For
warding Merchants, Steamboat Agents, &c.,
anrili BROADWAY NASHVILLE
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JAMES CLAIBORNE

UentIdI SttdlnDUdI anu ItISHt APVMt'
Office ON Front Street. near the IVhart, BaSh0ile.
REFERENCES
johnson Smith, McCrea Terrass, JAS A. McAlIster
FL. T. Yeatman Sam. Seay, A. Hamilton johnson Wea
yer A. L. Davis, and merchants generally. novlod&tw
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-24

REMOVAL-DYAS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, New Orleans.
ITAVE removed from their old stand, AZ and As New
Ievee 10 the new and spacious Store, 1879 and l4l,
Magazine Street where they receiving and opening the
largest Stock of Goods they have ever had all OF which will
be sold low for cash good paper. DYAS co.
nov9-tf l39 and 141 Magazine street, New Orleans.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-24

THE following comprises portion OF our large SOCK u
Hardware unsurpassed IN variety py any house IL Ne
West:
Collins Axes Stirrup Irons;
Wauantad Axes of otherrdle Bits
brands. Augers and Chiselg;
arv;Is and Vices. PLANES of all kinds;
Ral,ors M and Screw Plates: Hand Saws Draw Knives
Hand and Sledge Hammars; Hatcheis and Hand Axes;
Tsbla and Pocket Cutlery: Mill and CrOss-cut Saws;
Razors Shears Scissors Single and double barreled
Curry Combs; Shot Guns;
Podlocks. Rifles, complete;
Files and Rasps: Chains of all kinds;
Sffers and Coffee Mills; Cotton Cards;
Together with many other articles too numerous 10 men,
tion FALL q OONNiNUnAM,
sepl1 College streeI, Nasnvn.e.
arnstns and Oil Cloths at Reduced Prices For Cash
0aly.
wy MEREDITH would call the attention of the parties
w that want Carpets Oil Cloths and Mating at re-
duced prices his stock which will be sold at less than any
other establishment in this CITY, lseptSl
rV,AILORING.-The public are notified, that the un
dersgned have entered into eopartnershp for the pur
pose of carving on the TAILORING BUSINESS, in the
shop formerly occupied by Mr. Wm Anderson on Deade
r Street near the Square. We respectfully socta share
Of public patronage, ara determined TO get our worA P
In the very best style 4 JAIL o,,,r
Sept IA, ls52- W. AessAASo~A
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of the whereabouts
l ofWILLIAM K0URK, who resided IN 1888 three niies
from place called Ross Landing. Tennessee believed 70
be in Hamilton county, but who subsequently removed
herefrom This information desired by his daughter
Polly who is in afuent circumstances Ihe nofner
GEORGE T. WALLACE.
novao-1m No III Vine Street. Philadelphia
nODGERSs PEN 'KNIy ESQ dozen g Josep
In Rodgers Sons celebrated Pen Knives, OF varlons
paterns and prices expressly for city rade nsT received
aa a.,eal1s lf;',sd bv oetl7 FAIb& CUNNINGHAM.
~TARET.-s0 boxes in store and for sale by
4 novi9 BEN. n NOEL BRO.
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A CARD
HAVE this dav associated IA me in the Sa1diing Bu
siness NV son. A c. MARCH. The business, in future,
will be conduc ell in the name of j. d. March q Son. All
persons ndeb ed me- by account will please come
up and make payment. j. D. MARCH.
Thankfr! for the liberal share Of patronage hereto
FORE continuance of the same respectfully solicited
ianz j. d. MAtCd q SON.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-24

NTOTICE.-Mr. Charles B. Bryan has this day be
come interested in business which VIII be con-
Quoted as heretofore. 20
jan !, 1858 W. II. GOKDON, q "
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MYERS & NcGlLL'S-
hing Store, College street, l door South OF Il
Nashville. octll
UNION HALL.
n YOUNG, having become associated with -
7. Winston in the superiniendenee OF this Ass.s-
oud respectfully invite ms numerous acquaintance
UNION HALL.

A IISONIA SHEETINGS-2U Dales III AIls,nia
n Brn. She ngs in store and for sale byte bale only
0ct3 w Ii. GORDON co.
DELPIT'S SNUFF. DELPlTS Rose and Mao
oct, - 0' Ae EWIN, BROWN co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13
Free Dem aeratie Meeting

~'io 4"ee'Aiis I" 'e +"
The Free Democracy, OF the city Of New York,
held meeting i, the Tai,ernacla an Tuesday Eve
r;,r r., III g. H.. - r. ,,;c; i.
'"s' 90 ii''' 'o' '"e P''f'"'' % '"'"!"'s '"e
nominations Tor State Oillgers made by Their recent
State Convention, al Syracuse. Hon MnIhorne
Tounkins. n,esitled: and resolutions we're offered
S,...,, r ~.
W H. ~ 0'''S""'9' u nc" A"fN' "h'ch were
spoken to by John T. Hale, % A. Sanshury, J. L
Swift and +. L. Reyes, the tWo last from Massa.
chuseus. The Tribune says =
'Ihe tone oi The speeches was generally good,
a1 'gy $s'e 4 leetse9. ne character
ures Of otbsr par,jes br,,ob, d,, mon b;n bo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13

B. lying on her back, with the blood streaming
over her face. When she saw Mr.. B. witness ex-
claimed, ooh Barker, what's this youhave done"
'Me!' he exclaimed looking at her. She became
frightened and said no more on this subject; but
asked B. to go and find somebody to help her to
wash his wife. When he was gone she said to
Mrs B. "och, Mary dear, what is this has happen
ed YOU" She replied SIT is William that aid it.
l called on you, but you did not hear me- But
do not blame you for not coming down, for you
had no better safeguard than t.
Jonathan Day, Deputy Sheriff, was examined
on certain points, relative to the locality of the
house where the deed was committed His tes-
timony closed the case for the government The
court then adjourned at a quarter before O'Clock
P. NJ to 8 o'clock OF Thursday.
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ence Of mind throughout, during the hour and hall
that he was in the air, in which time be travelled
about fifty miles.
He was excited when he started, but when he
had risen slight distance he became perfectly cob
lected, and leaned back IN an easy position against
The cords. Here he SAT, and Tor long time, heard
the cries of the crowd below, aud saw the whole
Bay, and the country from San Francisco 10 Sacra-
mento
The only unpleasant sensation he leli,w WAS cold in
his feet He took of one rhne, and tied hand
kerchiei about his oot, and then took off The other
shoe, bit dropped has handkerchief. aud had TO put
ON that shoe as it was'benIe.
He wanted TO came down soon after the balloon
started, but the rope broke; but he was not discon.
ceried nor fright ned lie knew yer, well whittier
The balloon going, and wanted land near
Benicia, but could not climb The ropes 10 cut the
balloon as he wished. This he knew was his only
hope and he persevered until he succeeded in get.
ting mp Ia The body Of the balloon and emitting hole
with biz penkne. He was careful make the
hole TOO large, and when he satisfied tha, it was
Of the right size, he slipped down 10 the hoop
The balloon descended very gradually and as It
reached the ground in the open plain, be prang off.
The balloon, ligheued Of his weight, rose again
rapidly.
He then walked FIVE miles before he reached
house, and the next day he walked TO Benica.--
This @ronautc tour is undoubtedly one of the most
remarkable record. When we consider the youth
ness Of the Trip, the scanry accommodations, his
success in climbing up the cords and cutting the bal
loon perfectly successful manner, and his ioriu-
nate escape from the many dangers, the voyage has
scarcely equal fr2romantfc interest," from the time
OF Moagolher to the present day. To climb tie
cords labor Of extreme difficulty, for they
we're only about quarter of an inch in thickness,
and the distance from the hoop TO point practca.
bile for eating was about twelve feet. But iew per-
sons could perform the feat Of climbing such cords
near the earth, and much less three miles above, for
thai about he height to which he assembled
He not little danger, but his voyage will be.
come famous, aud his name viii be spoken from
Europe to Australia. He can sell oranges and pea
nuts with perfect rush for lew days. One OF the
first questions after his arrival here, was " han his
partner had done with the money for the oranges
aud peanuts in the basket he left behind. He Was
not entirely absorbed by the romance Of his voyage,
nor made forgetlul by the figbt.-Aha California,
Aug. Both
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sPECTATN NOTTEE.

NJ. S. CHAPLIN having returned to Waldo Rlock
Daguerrean Rooms, will attend pers onally those
who may favor him with a call
III those wishing for perfect gem of The art " i'll
of avail themselves Of the first opportunity of
calling on Mr. e. md or more of those
menfoes which in the hour of affection price
purchase.
Nj Chaplin is taxing splendid Dagnerreotypes and en-
closing them in a very beautiful case inaid with pearl
for 81 90. Also, in very fine for 0 cts
Please call and specl1 before purcha sing
at any Other rooms, nj satisfy yourselves that you
can buy cheaper and better Dagneeotyres at Uhapms,
than any other Rooms in this City.
This is no humbug. Will you cal and favor me with
a sitting. OF s27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13

SAD OccURRENcE. painter, named Con.
sldhilne tIeiden, who was engaged IN repalning
the ST. Charles Hotel, said 70 d gent man win
whom he was conVersiog 81 shall die NOR
row! g The gentleman # course laughed atihe
idea, and conceived il meri JOKE or some fool
ish presenliment Of Cold. u, but tie SEQUEL
pr ives II 10 nave been rather 100 serious Joke,
and, It p rs sniimeni, TOO true TO be branded as
foolsh Yesterday Golden went to hls work as
usual, and while painting the window Of the
third story, he suddenly fell from his position to
the fag pavement in the back yard Of the hotel,
and dashed his brains out by the fall. lie never
spoke again. Whether The fall was accidental.
or he willfully destroyed his own life is doubt
fu question His remark on the previous day
would lead us to suppose that he either commit
ted suicide or that there is truth in presenliments.
-.VsW Orleans Delta.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13

IMPORTANT ACQUISITION TO THE RANKS
OF THE Face Soil PARTY.-1he Hon. Ze-
mas u. Bassett Of Barnstable county, who rep.
resented the people Of The Cape in the Senate in
1851 and 1852, has announced his determine
ton TO sustain The new Constitution and to vote
for Wilson and Walker MIR. Basseu is an
Old sea captain, a man of great strength ofmind
and character, who exers animporant influence
in Barnstable county. He refnsec to be Web
sterized, in 1850, and always resisted making the
Compromise measures test of Wing fidelity
He now leaves the party for soundrr and heal
lhier organization He is one of the best OF The
crowd Of men who are leaving he Wing party
IN all sections oflhe State Commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13
Court of Common Pleas, for Criminal
BEFORE JUDGE bishop

BEFORE JUDGE BISHOP
John d. Mathews, Esq, appointed District
Attorney, pro tenn in consequence of Mr. AkIrch be.
ing engaged in arranging for the trials to take place
before the Supreme Court
Hiram Klmball for adultery, was sentenced to one
years confinement in the House of Correction.
The following persons we're arraigned:
w R. FoskeIt of Oxford, for violation of the
Liquor Law, pleaded mol guilty aud was ordered 10
recognize in the sum Of $500 10 appear from day to
day until tried.
James NJ, Wait Of Templelon, pleaded not guilty
to a charge of PERJURY.
WIN. Byrnes of Blackstone, indicted for viola.
tons Of the Liquor law, was acquitted IN one case,
and in consequence Of the principal government Wit
ness being Atheist was discharged on the other
TWO.
Michael Kenney Of Blackstone, for assaultins
Mens TAFT, ollirer who arrested his Kinney's
wife on Sunday. The counsel for the defence pre-
senled TO the consideration OF the Count, the cues.
ton whether the officer made legal arrest or not
The case suspended till hequestion of law vas
decided.
WEDNESDAY, 18th.
Asa Pond of Milford and Mark b. Sloulton, of
Boston, were arragned for conspiring to defrand
After long aud careful examination the jury, under
the Instructions of the comt, returned verdict of
not guilty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13

RUM CRIME.---We learn that nearly, per-
haps quite, fatal outrage, was committed in Mon
tague, on the night Of the 9TH instant. Two
lrlshmen, from Conway, being by the bridge a
little this side of Montague village, one of them
wanted the other 10 drink Of some liquor which
he had in bottle. The man refused; an alter
cation ensued, and the first man drewa knife and
cut the other on one Of bis hands, and stabbed
him in the throat. For while it was feared The
wounded man could not live, but on Saturday
morning, hopes Of ha recovery were entertained
Some accounts represent both men as being drunk
at the Sine of the occurrence, and others that the
wounded man was sober Springfield Repub
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13

PRoGREss OF REFORM = In all parts Of the
country we see unmlstikable indications of The
progress of Free SoilIsni, or OF the Free Democ.
racy, and as one of The latest, we see it stated
that the old Globe newspaper is to be revived,
aud TO be published daily at Washington, under
The auspices Of Mr.. Rives and that il a TO be the
organ Of the "Sohs, or Free Democracy Ten
years ago, Rves would have drawn a bowie
knife upon any man who would have accused
him of any anli-slavery opinions or tendencies.
Sunday Nelos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13

ILLEGAL ASSEMBLE "A party Of
thirteen respectable and well dressed free colored
people, were arrested and put IN the lookup IN
Richmond, Va, week or two since, having
been found III an "unlawfu assembly, This
unlawful assembly was wedding! A few friends
had gathered to witness the ceremony, and par
take of the refreshments, and when in the midst
OF their enjoyment, savage police broke in upon
them, and hurried the whole TO prison! Why?
Oh, they had not invited white folks enough! A
white minister married the parties, and while
woman was present, but these did not answer the
arbitrary demands of the law, and away they
must go to prison. Luckily the mayor was at
the cage" when they were taken there, and
taking their free papers hostages for their APP
pearance the next day, he let them 90. The
next day he became satisfied that neither they
nor the whites present, supposed The law TO reach
marriage assemblies, and he discharged them
with the admonliun that it did forbid marriage as
well as other assemblies, and the advice, that
hereafter the eoiored people should hold their
weddings in the daytime.
Some few months ago, we attended wedding
IN the eyeulng-nol of colored people, however,
bat that Is no matter. On seeing the account
above sketched, we could not help asking our.
selves how we should have felt, had govern
ment police takon the whole party, bride and
bridegroom with the rest, and lodged US IN Jail,
because certain spies Of the Government had not
been invited 10 the nuptals. We should have felt
very wicked; we hope not as wicked as Jobs
wife, when she exhorted her husband to course
God and de- but we verify believe we should
have uttered the malediciion. and been read, TO
''de'' in efforts TO make it practical, against
government so tyrannica If the Hungarans
were treated like this, we don't wonder they
showed themselves heroes in their war with Aus
tra. They could no more help being so, than a
steamship can help moving when her paddles are
in full play GreenfieIi Republic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-13

WASHINGTON RUMoRs. The correspond
ent Of the New York Journal Of Commerce
says:
"rhe fishing season, for the present year. is
now nearly over. Nothing further Of any impor-
t0nce can occur on the fishing grounds I'LL the
next season. Meanwhile Mr.. Marcy has not
been neglected. Of this subject. and am able 10
say that considerable progress has been made in
treaty concerning the fisheries and the trade of
the British Colonies have little doubt that
proec. of treaty will be concluded before The
meeting Of Congress.