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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28
financial.

ISLAND CITY BANK-NOTICE.-The Fifth in
stsment twenty 2o per ofhe Capital payable
OF '''D'''' 10 o. 0''''' ' @ IL NICHOLS c.hsr
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The semi-annual interest
s% s @ r 81 the o on SiGs, 90 the
'' liz BONDS Of TIE CITY OF coLUMB6s toaio Issued
the soSDs $40 6F zFi E Ei Ti OF oh
The SSsT19, I'D S95s az , u,sio 80 sg
By 10 ol Issued 10 the beefonane and lndiAA Railroad o.
I'M CLEVELAND P. TEsvILLE AND AsHTABULA
M oao 90 ASD fSSsfTSSTs RfLR6AD Co Income
Bouds 7 pereent "INsLo" LAS,ER I: 4 g. Co
OFFICE iLLisoI' cSsIa, -, R".ao go. cG 9s.
THE COUPONS Of the Bonds of the Illinois Cen
tsl Rsiosd COMPANY falling due on tas lst October ls gil
te raid ~ the oaee Of Comlany No % Was on ana asr
ExIGS1Sr IsDUsTsl.L sAvIsGs BaSk No 81 Chan5ersst
MOTTO E-DepOsitOrs are informed that deposits
.e oh or before @ n ne 81 az q OCTOBER nsA
Bssl .Fss daily from 70 a 70 a 5i fI9T N
OFFICE GENITAL RAlLsOAD Co. o. NswJEasEY
THE SECOND INSTALLMENT Of TEN PER
raid a. The ohee q the Conpsnv Wst be1re tbs
o sia II: .: az 93's IN; GO FfGSaS
DOCKLAND MINING COMPANY. - Notice is
~ hereby gwen that the a msetas q he Of the
MilIE company, No ~ Gren1eh THURSDAY he llsh
oee adopting ByLsw. and other Necessary business
CoRNLLIUs Y 3 osTRANDhR
MOSES A HOPPOCK,
New-Yofk sept 2, 1855
NOTICE-NEW-YORKa and SEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ ROAD BOSDS-By the Board of D.
hote Of the BoaGs the Company f2E due the
have privilege Of bstgtinx onts due
fee Company mo HA1Oyer registry isi u No
Tbs may be done BY letter sdaedt IA. ress1
giving tie and numbers q he Bondl intended FOR e1
ehsase NA BEAENI, Ire.s1 rer
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD Co
~ DIVIDEND NOTICE-Tke Directors Of the HewYork and
Ers Railroad Co have declared dividend Of the esEaEs Of re
road Of three and half 81 payable 81 the Transfer W
The transfer booss will BE closed the 2ah September
o'clock NJ and csc anti .ter the lanaa4 s4eca iof
DirectCrs y held the 18th dsy Of October next
Bv order Of The Board a Directors
SsEYorS sept ~ Is53 NATHANIEL MARSH Sec.
OTFIcE NrwYoEx AND ERIE RAILEoAD CoxrAsr
NETY5Rz september g lsdb
NOTICE-Tbe Stockholders Of the New-fOrk and
~ Err Railroad Company hereby noid h.t the saa1-
e-etop IN Di-ectc viii Be hid O4es Of the Company IN
Ortoter next ron II o'clock An q Scock NJ
The rrrsf-r eosed October le5 al ne DAY
saer the election By order q he Directors -
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
OFFICE B. c. and y. I. r. R Co. Le Roy Azg . ls55
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual Election
IN Of Directors B1sao Corning sna SeEfork Railroad
held the WEDNESDAY t5ch q Ocrooer
eeoek NJ AZ the house Of o. Co1stoek the Villas
OF Avon Livingston County.
he frassser books vii Re eossi for thirty a.Js prsoes
me elee1cn
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD of ILLINOIS.
VI the B0ads % this Company 4ae
cr q OccteE will b. paid By and ss tha: date
AICHUA ROGERS BENESF-
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Ace tv,s. yss- sold 1e ssh.s seg-ern Oars 'ot
aae y trhei wrsKT Iss- n-et ia1l1' = &c i'f soa
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AT a. Gloucester 2gh schr Flying Arrow, Cornell Western
Islands with 90 hhls - oil
Arr AZ psrmorh .fh bark 4 z Tucker I'm North Atlantic
with bb 2o do VII oil seut home the voyage
=, = r.. po.., = ~ r.,... oe y n ,.o., no, a,
Auckland Feb ready with u crew She had 800 bbs
% and had ieftted for and would be at home IN April Or
n - hs % t II no Tpr bad moved gptY1 All Kinds OF
very high and for the voyage demanded great
Faya dated sept reports Touched a, that poFt Aug
sut do Hbern Hunnewe do s. landed rroPe Bird
Stenton do hb oil 18th, Orray Taft Hamhn do, % bbs
2l Marcea Lambert; do go sP landed Sept Kathleen Allen
DO 100 do do Metscom WOODBRIDGE do clean Lapwns "eedA
d. do; ID Andrews Smith DO So bbls SPIN landed
AT al sln Francisco u brig Forester Thoms I'm cruise
with rs bb p 100 do elephant and IS do blaekhsh OIL which s'
sd M rs1 Msy conSaTse Mog on b to e-a;s il
n b, reported sid. Juno had 5osP whenshe arr May
Foreign Ports.
Al Tshit June ship Orpheus Wes, New-Bedforl epE
Arr Tscahuana July bark George Henry, Ordencan l1
ds Baltimore aO another Am bark unknown probably
Al do July banks Acadia Mowry, I'm Wilmington G for
Al Penamluco 2h ut ship Hlniress Lambert dg repr
Punts Arenas Dist u bark North America for the United
Ar At MonroSis July % bark Shirley Smith Baltimore.
Ar. - Jsgo 81 inst, big rofosi sishy. Portland
Ar 81 Trinidad % hg Eliza Buges' Gorham, Boston
SD Coniuegos % inst bgs Joseph Burton, Boston, 9Th
Ar A. CsrdIss 10th inst .chr Byron Blanchard Boon.
Mstarzas 9Th brig Ellen Hayden smith Whining
Havana sth inst brig Confidence Melville Newport R.
h baIs R'PsI Fog r0n s es suno h0'a De"
i'm Eth inst barks Maria Heney, Davis Boston Sih,
All Al quebec I'd inst. New-York Heo
Bnho do Canada Miller, Baltimore brs Violet Jackson
Ar At s. Stephens y B, 18Th inst, ship Mongolia sprasas
Az a. s John sd inst ship st.sord.hre Reha-dson Bee
BY Of John Pilot the : was detained or days
Arr at s. John sept p ship samuel Moui. Norfolk bark
Cecilia Cam, Boston brig anGerer Davidson NesNork sea
Julia Auderson Boston Mary Jane Bisset Lynn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28

MISUNDERSTANDING n G. PROPERTY for
sALEon the IN 18Th n sSa ~. g oSS9r5 H
the runs Of the Ediaee Of the society q Jsss taia N ns
which the hotel Wahinston' formerly esssh,d 10 the
Of Jadot also the House formerly ad Treasury having
The hst will be sold In lots as follows Lt No 10 y front %
Jdott san Joe and lot - varas lnt "a
three deep Iae second Lot the middle part Of the Ruins
Tid Lot has front Of - varss on josef @ the
alley Of the cs6do Building The Fourth LSi on tas sis all
further details apply the Government House where the plans
ali these there vel, Of nine yaTa IL hight on an
from the ground surface which can be easily improved Tor
The two house. which washnron Hotel kept viii be
and shaf with forty and haf ,sra deep
these the subntn and sold manne
being they two stories each The tmoe and aoo are
sound state of pesecson aud located cent al
par, city within fty PAGES Of Mnns Gala de- Mercedes
each one on the other the fronting the
ss or IssIst Win va afPth OF vsii i oily tsts
preservation and distance shout seventy yarss rom the Taller
e Of Jesus" will take place on the ISM the Other os
will be sold aud the lssh the building called the Treasury "h
FPo. concerning the purchase Of thee p.oPsre. must lust be Il
be opened and the highest bidder shall be made known and to "a'm
Of October the meeting Of The purchases Of tse build
ins viii take Paee At the House At LOCK- VI Ta
oae 10 per more above the previous P9rease =
The amount Of sale. must be paid At the On S
cash money legally IN e5esson S shs EspdSe
month credit shall be given for eaeh sDoye
reals puchan which the property wall be mort
dbt should any purchaser bid than lot be shall be
ttled 10 The suafa credit they and
above the reals the property OF which viii BE-
moIteased to the Treasury tor security Of payment - ~.
The Of sale Of these proceedings shall be sba 20 the
Executive Tor their appreciation without which they shall o. OF no
The purchasers be at the Of all legal transactions for
the titles &C Of the sale with registered in the Oo'camsnt
OF the
M Two housss IN which Washington Hotel" kep,
leased fr the term years for the Of . 10 reas t5
currency per said ease viii expire the h of Januiy
lG57 The recognize the validity Of the eass until 10
expiration but privilege Of the sht Of the rent The
no. called the Treasury leased ist May tor the sum OF
DlGO reals per The lease has not b'en re-
house BENG under repairs and "n1h con pSso
wi be delivered 20 the purchaser
The provery will be cold entirely free from al
Ia fee simple subject 20 the usual reslel'ns VI
sefros Iasiras." ,--t-.s -,
The terms sale Be and examined At
the Go rprnept Oace SALVADOR CAMACHO ROLDAN,
C0nsuof late Eew-CransdA, No. los Pearist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28
m.nee nnerson. IN PROVIDENCE N tsr day. tro n...

menee operations in Providence N lew day. Two hss
mere Of 20 cent have been pail and de third called
for Til. makes the thrtieth bank in Providence AMI The
sgererafe capital employed in banking in thlt city AID
to BE- s12O0ooCO
Al Boston according to TIE Pat considerable ACTIVITY
ureva n the srnaH Copper Socks We hesr o. pro
oaI 70 take 1000 shares OF Webs;er e. An order o.
sneb a size could scarcely be filed at So Some later er'
have been received from the Star mine confrmaioy o.
the great discoveries already reported in that ioeaon Inc
Adventure has at last found what seems 70 the ot ldse
70 bea true vein It has also the Toee vein within IL Ter
ory The Algomah adjoining the Toee SO De Wfoag"
'samediafelv The Toltec looks well as ever
Mr. I,aur, Consulting Engineer Of the Southern Railroad
Il stated has effected arrangements with an innas Al
and r.srons;le COMPANY dispose OF Bonds to the ex
tent Of orc million ono hundred thousand dollars ana %
srsde finish equip and put in operation the Hi1is N q
H. Southern Railroad across the state Of NsssPp- n
~n vears The contract fuiy executed on the Z''h
instant; .,
he State of Missouri through her last Legislature e1
tends her credit thus
10 ne Hannibal and joseph Railroad with grant Of IND irog
Government ~ ~
IL yoI Of he sou.h era Missouri grant
To Rs laoa MoantsiS and Plot Knob he Pae
E:,@a, Ss l,:,,i a.,..5 a 555 oS3
,r.,i,,t, Ill "a - go
The earnings Of the Lake Erie and Mad River Railroad
for June july and August of the present year sl7i
l2s o. against sl42s4 in the corresponding period OF
1852 The earnings Of August alone exceeded those OF Al
gust 1852 by s273s9 g. gain Of nearly 20 per cent The
road has earned FIVE per cent net during the last s months
II extends from Sanduky to Dayton and including the
Finday Branch Of miles has track of 1925 miles IN
length It's total cost is s4l4Ol4s 81 OF this sl'67OOO
is in funded debt and the remainder in stock 1t now
owes floating debt Of s59949 81 but has assets on hand
Of s62O356 H. in addition full supply OF fuel oh and
other materials It's earnings in the year ending Nay
g. 1883 were s2G572o TO- against s2369Oo 80 IN the pre-
yous year dividend Of % share was PAID IN Angus
$50 The snrplu fund June after charging OF ssOsl
70 for depreciation s72,s7o %.
BY statement furnished by the State Treasurer OF Cali
orra it appears that the total amount Of ndeb'edne OF
the STATE on the goth Of August, as follows
Civl D.bt ................=2J7 1855 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28
7 AIARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
pEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NJ.

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne.
III CT Wallst. - $1,000. -. a., -, "A
This Company having their capital Of fl5o o paid h. In ess -
securely prepared insure against Toes sad dsass
IRE On fayorsble terms
The charter OF tbs company provides tina; amer paying nterea
the hoders u ourahn9
he realunz profits be divided ancuz the assured 10 HnY
h.nus ters which scrip be rrdsabe In cash, vhehef~
the accumulated profits and capital amount 10 el'0o
TzUsrEEs
St,phen Whiiney. Reuben Wthen Robert Mniufn
Jobp A c GRAY James Warren. George r. Afee
Daniel Il. Fearing Arthur Leery samuel v ho1nsh'
WILLIAMS II. Resell MormerW Hamilton John ,; n,Sf "
Augustus C. Downing Denning Duer. fredencs a Doens
Gazaway - Lamar John steward Jr ysmes . ben
OeOrss ". Riss Edward &. Center Daniel Dr.ss smts
VIM Butler Duncan. Josiah Oakes ffsarnsk W rosd
charles N Rnssel Joseph ballard Jr Peles Hall.
Isaac Townsend. ysnies NJ Wstefo-fJ. hooeH .. h"no
j p Girsrd Foster. George Curtis -. q. $1,000. . al. .
CscAsF CUHRr Secretary. kObbAE = HUME, ffesdeo@
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o'reL OF rus cLEylLAyo ASO rqLEPo k.lsOi IN, Cow

PANY, No US VI lam @ New- ofk solI :. ~ :,
TINHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the JUNCTION
a RAILROAD Of ONO snd the TOLEDO NORW ALh and
CLEVELAND RAILROAD exchange their Certhcaies OF
the h sock the C1nsoNdet Com
pany called ;he Cleveland and Toledo Railroad upon APphAn
this the Junction stock and the supn.
Toledo Norwa snd Cleveland Railroad (which by
be paid the B0ud Of the Company vail BE-
paid the Companies Do balanced OF
will be given Tie Convertible Bonds OF ne
Road be exchanged AZ time iot me sock OF me
Cousolidaed Read =. b LfrCHFIELD Treasurer.
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:, IIrcU,yY VALLEY R.R LETTING.-No-

a T1cT 10 CONTRA CToRs Scsled PrsVosas ~ii > -
- - - .t.--iss Al E1z.ecrs llir, a r.
I-roSs Cesrsy. Pa rrfl sunset q 4 1917, - Fl, y
Nsse--. ft-rs 80 he s-rsr. -it.crs AZ -ns- ae =
n hsarv hs terusen rscuh Nsh11as 81 n'e'' d
nes rs sirsi-l al tire r1unenF on 1e re
Proroas received f' the t.-v.y ci c;'. u
Ire trr4ser Fst-t -sh sla the ar1-i o.. MAJ rHL
trosss eng D. TIC 81 vlre qAA "a -@-
chesnar CT ctler approved iurhtr ...- -
Prcross be s the oce Ct TIE slh-criic %
Prstarsh wster, above Market lE Noa-ay "a III % w.
toher
the linz viii he ready for eK,astoa on t7d ais
Ssfurday Oct which time The pl,as and SPEC ici' i y
the osce z Ktarniu- For fur-her iai'rn1 n
Frsnkln Wright. PRINCIPAL ksssEn. rnfn
tsrring; 70 W M1or Rcbers Chief Enginecr ke
hum ASSOCIATE Engineer Pi;sh1rh Hon Wa Jo.a.ln Ps
serr az 10 re- sutscrbe-s CHANBERLAiSS. LEIGH Co
American Railroad Joururl Tribune. ald Hsrsi Neft' fh
LsErer kisn-ns bcokFie ttro1
Heri Plain Dealer Cevnd rseIt 10 O-t IS AL sal al.
&c. a. afv - re a f,araf
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OF DRAFTS for SALE, OF the
Union Bsrk Of LONDON
HslEst Baking Ca u Ireland.
Hasoral Eerk Of ssottnf-
bv sarh5ry szthorxef 70 Drk.s
abo,, BAHIA a and % from Il sp~ard
TAYLOR RROTEERs No ~ Wallet, Peal.
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n CAPiIAL Soe0eee-shARESs - EACh.-5OOA -, o.
NESDAY The 5h day Of Ooher nsHt a. The Bank - SsP
crr-er Of Proasv Wales N.lork in BTo1N the
Ci;v Bank Afsutics, snd Wsnsush Farne
ard Ciizers Bank foot q South 7th-s,.
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by S4Siy Heck Printing TeleErzphI
TIE HIGHLANDS. Sept. zS-SzadCxr-
The crper ssiF y. 3 Palmer Ia = rood orinE
one ts % the HGhAnls bound Ne ether Tnirs-d
Nfsfs il sud-
NES ;fe.A I'm Z weather hsry
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OFFICE fLLlS0Is CESTs,L RAiLEOaD CONPA
NEw-Y0EK. sept y 1855
THE COUPONS Of the Bonds OF the Illinois Cen
s Rsosd Company falling due the 1t October 1883 vi
tia, aav W PBURRA ALL Trelsr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-04-22
Iohn Randolnh Outdone,

Of the many amusing anecdotes Of this &C.
centric man of Roanoke, we do not believe the
following was ever in print
He was travelling through part of Virginia
in which he was unacquainted; in the meantime
he stopped during the night at an Inn near the
forks of the road. The Inn-keeper was fine
old gentlemen, and no doubt one Of the first
families of the Old Dominion. Knowing who
his distinguished guest was, he endeavored du
ring the evening to draw him into converse
ton, but failed in all his efforts. But in The
morning when Mr.. Randolph was ready tc
start, he called for his bill, which on being pre-
sented, was paid. The landlord, still anxious
to have some conversation with him began as
follows:
Which way are you travelling, Mr.. Ran
dolph?" cad. s..
'SirP said Randolph with look of displeas-
ure.
L asked said the landlord, which way are
you travelling 2
Have 1 paid you my bill 2
Yes
DO l owe you anything more ?
NO
We'll I'm just going where | please-do you
understand 2
Yes
The landlord by this time got somewhat ex.
cited, and Mr.. Randolph drove off. But to the
landlords surprise, in few moments the SER
want returned to inquire for his master, which
of the forks of the road to take. Randolph
not being out of hearing distance, the landlord
spoke at the top Of his breath
Mr. Randolph, you don't owe me one cent
Just take which road you please
1t is said that the air turned blue, with The
curses of Randolph.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-04-22
THE LIFE GAUGE.

They err who measure life by years,
gM With false or thoughtless tongues,
Some hearts grow old before their time;
Others are always young
IT'S not the number Of the lines
On life's fast filling page;
IT'S not the pulses added throbs
Which constitute their age.
Some souls are serfs among the free,
While others nobly thrive:
They stand just where their fathers stood
Dead even while they live
Others, all spirit, heart and sense;
-d Theirs the mysterious power
To live, in thrills of Joy or woe,
A twelvemonth in an hour!
Seize, then, the minutes as they pass,
The woof Of life is THOUGHT
Warm up thy colors. let them glow.
By fire or fancy fraught
a Live to some purpose-make thy life
aHa A gift Of use to theel a
A JOY, agoOd, golden hope,
A heavenly harmony
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WHOLE NUMBER 1904.
"a FunnT HII.r


Who saw the man with the erowbarP Who
heard him bresk down The vaults Of the banks!
Who Witnessed the capitalists mourning over
the loss Of their specie What sights and
scenes these for tragedy! Saturday was the
day for that
There be land rats and water rats, as ther,
be. also, legal wags and bank wags But who
would look for Waggery on tax day, in tb,
Banks ? Who expect Presidents and Cashiers
TO turn wits? The Lion" could not play SC
the "Fox" entered And such fun and frolic
Alack-a-day, If we had carieaturist and a
good natured satirist, what "funny affair
might be made Of the "crowbar work. Of last
Saturday.
Look at the outline. There stood the bank
officials, in their places, on Saturday. No.
thing, seemingly, was TO be done: nothing
could be done the law was explicit "the
crowbar" at their vaults, and all they had to Dc
was to submit. Now the Treasurer enters
A good citizen trust worthy officer, ready
to do bis duty, but anxious to do it without civ,
ing pain, or if pain must follow, to alleviate il
as far as he could He bears on bis back ''tbe
croWbar." lie plies it. Open fly The vaults
There is the coin. He counts it. "Al right" 4"
and having done "his duty" he retires, depos-
iting it near by. Look at the outsiders Hear
the talk. What have the Banks done."-
"Did they resist? ?" did the Treasurer break
into the vaults ?" Yes No! Answers came;
guesses; the bank officials were quiet the
Treasurer silent. But out he went and of be
sped to "the right quarter and the outsiders
said-''the crowbar has triumphed-the mo.
ney is safe they have paid" So the worthy
Treasurer thought So all thought But tht
Bank wags! The fun was in them; all of it
And to enjoy that, enter again into the place o
deposit. There stood the Treasurer. "HayC
you succeeded ?" asked breathIess lockers on
Look at the money there" was the reply
"What did the banks say ?" was the genera
inquiry. Nothing" answered the Treasurer
Il took my pay without word-no harsh re
marks-not an unkind expression on eithei
side" Enter officer. Il hold in my hand I
writ of repevin; demand this mOney"-pOint
ing to the very coin which the Treasurer had
"as the property of Mr.. Deshler." All wa'
right. The officer stood in his legal shoes
The crowbar fell. Itwas broken: and the mo.
ney. call the hard cash" passed Out Of the
Treasurer's hands. Oh the wags! Every.
body laughed. Who could help it The
Banks beat.
So ended the Tax fight in Cleveland "for the
present time" When the play is played out
may we be there to see it.-True Democrat
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The ship "Tradc wind" on Fire.

The following interesting extracts are from
letters Of Missionaries on boardrthe ship Trade
Wind, to the Ohio (HudsOn) Observer =
Only one thing has occurred to us, in all Of
the passage, which has marred our happiness,
and that was the great danger which our ship
was once in from fire but, by the kind inter-
position of that Providence which has conduct
ed us hither, we we're saved. 1t was on the
morning of the 2lst day Of our passage, when
in lat. 10 IA and long. 32o So, that one Of the
sailors came running to the officer on the quar-
ter deck, crying out, 1.-The ship is on fire !'-
This officer went forward, and saw the smoke
coming out of the chain lockers and crevices oi
the deck. He ordered the force pump to be
manned, and went back to the cabin, where
Capt. W. and the passengers were at breakfast
He communicated the fact to the Captain, and
they both left without any suspicion being ex.
cited as to the cause. After breakfast went
upon deck, and the unusual stir upon the fore.
castle attracting my attention, went forward.
and soon learned the cause the ship was or
6re---in the somewhere, it was suppos'
ed. between tSe second and third decks; but
how extensive the 6re was, could Otbe imme'
diately ascertained. A hole Sas cut through
the deck, and stream of water from the force
pump, which would throw about five barrels
per minute. was thrown in upon the burniag
mass. Several other places we're cut, and lines
for passing buckets were formed by the passen'
gers. We toi'sd on iu this way FOR some three
hours, butN u see no indications that We
were getting fre under. The ventilatOrs
seemed rather ipw that it was spreading
aft, under the ca, which was then beginning
to be filed with ga and smoke.
The ship WIS then turned head to the land
we we're 45O miles from it. The powder mag
asine was hoisted upon the upper deck, and
placed where it could be easily thrown over
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-04-22

EE- We have not had a quarrel, says the
Boston Transcript, these many years, that did
not grow out of Tobacco juice. ~.
In an omnibus. not long since, a well-dressed
stranger" Of rather formidable proportions
in dispensing of his salivary favOrs, sent a
brown colored rivulet over our glazed boots
We called his attention to it. He turned away
with careless remark that it was an accident
We requested him to wipe the boot.
He looked at us with an incredulous stare
and shook bis head whereupon we quietly
lifted our foot, and very carefully wiped the
boot upon his new superfne broadcloth un'
mentionables.
The tobacco chewer began to roll up his
sleeves as if to take hold of us, but burst o
applause from three or four gentlemen passen'
gers, who were witnesses of the provocaton
and the punishment, checked him, and he set.
tied back in his chair with The remark
"Well, stranger, don't know but you have
done Just what should have done under the
same circumstances"
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understand {

EF A correspondent Of the New York OBJ
server writes as follows, on a subject which
ought to be of national interest TO reach
Gen. Taylor's grave you must wind about
through by-ways, and finally stop before a
small enclosure on the top of hill in an open
field, surrounded by rude stone wall; and
just on the other side of that wall, you win see
very plain vault. with front Of limestone
rocks, roughly hewn, and an iron door, and
that you will be told is the tomb Of the once
famous General Zachary Taylor, President o
the United States of America. No monumen
has been erected to his memory. His nam'
has not even been inscribed on his vault Ii
the center of the small graveyard there is
monument erected to the memory Of his father
Col. Richard Taylor, revolutionary soldier
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